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plane from Naval
Patrol Squadron 23. They de-
clined to make public the names
of those aboard. {heat in Pontiac drove
area residents to beaches and
lakes. The same was true for
4.
Oakland
reported Planes, Trains Cooler Temperatures
Roads and Water
Take Big Toll
Te u .
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"High Drown Tol Claims
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drowned. The full toll of
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Meany Facing
of Union Fund. Usage
by 2 Textile Leaders Rackets Probers, Testifies on Knowledge’
admit to a growing conviction that
he may well have committed the
murder of Marilyn Sheppard.
there has been a psychiatric in-
vestigation.
“There are some important ma-
jor conflicts between his story and
existing fact. These conflicts may
have been the result of drug re-
actions and attempts to rational-|
ize his acts or just plain decep- guage “or just plain deception.
plain deception
“T have discussed this with
Warden Alvis (of Ohio) Peniten-
O'Neill said he would wire a
general to deny any group the
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Dulles Speech Tonight
= to Cover. Disarmament
tion. ” “This present . telegram,”
O'Neill said, “indicates the tests
show he may be guilty of just
St., Detroit, was found Saturday
that until the truthfulness of this ; ee is: Sctermieed, 2 from three to five feet of water a’
vived her. :
She was. taken to Pontiac Gen-
eral Hospital and later released.
Prize Tab Up for August in Press Weather, Contest
the mercury’s rise and fall
in another Hottest Momentlszo9 in US. Sevings td of the Month Contest. have And this time, instead of a $100
on
place -
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Except for two 240-foot gaps from the
toward shore, the straits then will have been bridged for
the first time in history. The gaps are expected to be/practices code” on the eve of
final suspension * Se g e
its 3,800-foot center
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Expect to Join Sections
at Straits Bridge Today
{ sections connecting the longest total suspension
section is in
span second
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raised by two Republican com-
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AFL-CIO Ethical
Meany’s appearance to tell of his)
efforts to halt alleged misuse of
union funds by the UTW's two top
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airman who object-
After the ©
returned its
asked: “
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cut?”
Summing up before the court-
martial board, the Air Force
prosecutor traced VU, S. military
history from Valley. Forge to
Airman Sentenced in Haircut Row
to allow every airman to decide/country,
whether he should reject or obey| ©The prosecutor, Lt. William D.
an order, we would have a sorry # ; Why
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York crusade in Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night.
’ Graham“took yesterday and to-
day off for rest.
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The crusade, which had been
has been extended through Aug.
due to end last Saturday night,
10, The campaign started May 15.
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On Saturday night the evange-'.
list drew a crowd of 100,000 to an
outdoor meeting at Yankee Stadi-
um. The rally was the largest
ever held by Graham in_ the
United States, eS
' ever to attend an event in the
stadium. :
Vice President Richard M, Nix-
Blame Defective Brakes
for Intersection Crash
Defective brakes caused an auto
collision at Telegraph road and
Orchard Lake avenue about 7 p.m.
yesterday.
Alfred J. DuPont, 56, of 37 Edna
Ave., told Pontiac police his brakes
section and tried to stop for a red
light.
Norman A, Englesman, 30, of
By E. H. SIMS
What is heat lightning? Why
does one hear about it only in
summer?
There is really no such thing
as heat lightning, although this
term is very old in the field of
weather lore. Heat lightning, or
what is called -heat lightning. is
merely lightning at a great dis-
tance
“Anterestingly, the very name
heat lightning indicates oldtimers
thought it was a product of heat,
because it occurred in summer.
But it is only summer lightning £
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The report also stressed the fact that’ 500,000 men had to be
for effective combat and support David Lawrence Says
force of 2.3 million. This, of
course, is due to the loss of skilled
personnel on completion of the
service period—only 10 per cent
- Of the “expensive-to-train-skills” maintain. a flow of skilled men kept constantly. in training to ‘with one of our the place of those who leave the serv-
’s most hallowed historical ice, would be eliminated.
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Their locale was one of the best
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No Michigan delegation had a
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Valley. Its unique, original and
truly representative entrance
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Which Is Which?
Rather Joyous Problem Inquiry as to the location of any périence in the armed forces?
council in the region generally
Jamboree very.
tiac women are comfortably accomodated the 55,000
Scouts .and the thousands of special ee eI
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guests, and everybody had a good seat
— on the ground — with an ynob- _ opening pageant at the tents were in perfect order, \
the chow accomodations were tops, a Our
general spirit of good will prevailed, MAT and Others Have a and the men in charge quickly fer-
reted out a homesick boy and put
him at ease) They made him one of brought # response as to their direc- ‘The Man About Town
the gang. tion from Clinton Valley.
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The world never before had such @ ailist,
- gathering.
/ table and smiled at me,” he con- night club where Frank had
Dr. : fessed.
turned over and I have “Well, — of Se ene Shatters Illusion
in spell over him. He thought she
was angelic. sight with a night club dancer.
of She cast almost a hpynotic ‘Prank fell in love at first the he:
weather is hard-
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a staid.
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fat & st.
w Ronald J. Butler
of Michigan Club of
The highway
North Saginaw
“Mi fhe last ° Born in Pontiac and reared in Holly,
Los Angeles.
Held every three or four years, this
has been the site for /the Jamboree.'. as was the case at
delphia area went all out. Nothing which ts by the most On both occasions the entire Phila- \,
was overlooked.
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she was wholly unsuited to him
how could they tives and friends all r
as a wife. So isan 6 Ss
hot weather naturally . sweats
profusely. This excessive sweat- . pate)
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the \trails
not conducive to the fostering Of @ gas only
large attendance ‘from the ever, if you're looking
route, you'll
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about
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distance. Valley part
Forge should be the site for at least
one-half of the future get togethers ; omg
of the largest youth and manhood While its geographical location is
states. it would seem that
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reached the table of \
Verbal Orchids to~ formerly of Oxford
ot Auburn Heights; eighty-fifth birth” day.
A \ Mr. and Mrs. Burney Maxson The date was 1
Mr. and. Mrs, Gaffleld Winthrop of Birmingham; ‘to 8
A photo
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Oakland -
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of Waterford on July 4, which titioned
a record. ida.
pennies, in order to be ready to grab Lano’s father was on
this great opportunity as soon as it
is offered.
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‘ the military
Now reserve training program is % siic- meet
Manpower Report
in thy fenerves, — ee NS:
Regardless of where it may be held,
it is assured that our own Clinton
000 men A final report of the National Se-
by Brig. Gen. Sarnorr, gives:a hope- full numbers of our quota, which
The Commission says this time was filled several months
ful picture of the military manpower
setup. in advance. And we know of Cub
Scouts who already are saving their
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a.m, today at the Ira Kauffman
| Chapel, Detrdit, for Mrs, Elizabeth
Chapman, 82, whose son resideg in
Pontiac, :
Rabbi Israel Goodman, of Pon-
tiac, officiated, with burial in
Clover Hill Park, Royal Oak.
Surviving besides her son, Har-
old P. Chapman, of 290 S. Tilden
| Ave., is a sister, Mrs. Helen Jame-
ison, of Detroit.
MARYLIN MARIE DAVIS
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Morris M. Davis, 444 Branch
St.. Marylin Marie Davis, . died
Friday shortly after birth at Pon-
tiac Genera] Hospital.
A prayer service was held this
morning at the William F. Davis
Funeral Home. Surviving are, be-
sides the parents; sisters, Lora
Lee and Dorothy Mae; and broth-
ers, Morris Jr. and Horace,
GAIL RENEE HARTUNG
Gail Renee Hartung, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hartung, of
1605 Stirling Ave., died Saturday
at Pontiac General Hospital, three
hours after birth,
She is survived by three sisters,
Susan, Dawn and Edith, at home,
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Hartung of Pontiac and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Naugle of Clarks-
ton.
Service will be held at 2 p.m.
tomorrow at Sparks-Griffin Fu-
neral Home, with Rev, George
Mahder, of St. Paul Lutheran
Church, officiating, with burial in
White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.
MRS. MARY E. HILDBRAND
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hildbrand,
70, of 180 Raeburn St., died Sat-
furday.
She is survived by her children,
‘Amon Williams and Mrs. Sylvia
Garnett of Pontiac, and Mrs. Elsie
_KRESGE'S 'Bleasley, of Cardwell, Mo.
Yesterday the body was taken
ifrom the Melvin A, Schutt Fu-
| neral Home to Senath, Mo. for
service tomorrow at the Mike Mc-
/Daniels Funeral Home and burial
lin Caldwelt Cemetery, Caldwell,
‘Mo.
ARTHUR G,. HOEY
Arthur G, Hoey, 67, of Detroit,
whose sister, Mrs. Edna La Barge,
lresideg’ in Pontiac, died Saturday
at Grace Hospital. om the Pixley with Rev. Walter C. Gerken offici-
ating, Entombent will be in Roch-
ester Mausoleum, :
Surviving besides her husband
are four children Mrs. Irene John-
burg of Inkster, Jerome of Lincoln
Park, Mrs. Lucille Liberty of Mel-
vindale and Mrs. Myrtle Brozinsky
of Detroit, two sisters, Mrs. Au-
gusta Hall of Dearborn and Mrs.
Minnie Bigger of Rochester,
EDWIN V. BAILEY
DRAYTON PLAINS—Service for
Edwin V. Bailey, 79, of 2470
Litchfield, who died Saturday, will
be hel d at 2 p.m. Tuesday from
the Sharpe Funeral Home with bur-
ial in Oxford Cemetery, with Rev.
Isaac R. McPhee officiating, Ma-
at the cemetery. . ,
Surviving are his wife, Sally, one
son, Delmar of Ohio an d two dau
ters, Mrs, Glenn O’Berry of Dray-
ton Woods and Mrs. Clark Miller,
of Ortonville,
MRS. JAMES CLACK
OXFORD — Service for Mrs.
James (Agnes M.) Clack, 74, of 46
Pontiac St., who died yesterday,
will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday
from the Flumerfelt Funeral Home)
with burial in Ridgelawn Cemé-
tery. Rev, Robert Harrison “will
officiate. me
Surviving besides her“ husband
are one daughter, Mrs,Don Awrey
of Oxford and one brother, Floyd
Slate of Dryden.
RICHARD C, COOKE
Richard Charles Cooke, 59, of 3228
Avonlon, who died Saturday, will
be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from
the Stone Baptist Church with
burial in White Chapel Cemetery
under the direction of the Dudley
H. Moore. Funeral Home. Rev.
Lawrence Deckens will officiate.
Surviving are his wife; Waunet-
tia: one son, Larry, at home, and
two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Life
of Lapeer and Mrs, Joyce Young
of Auburn Heights.
DR. H, 8. DEMMING
OXFORD—Graveside service for
| Surviving besides his wife, Bes-
Sie, aré another sister, and a)
‘EP brother.
| At 8 p.m, tomorrow evening the
‘Rosary wil Ibe recited at the Mel-
ivin A. Schutt Funeral Home. Ser-|
vice will be held at 9. a.m. Wednes-| Dr. Horatio S. Demming, 88, of
West Palm Beach, Fla., former Ox-
ford resident, who died Tuesday,
were to be held at Oxford Ceme-
tery at 2:30 p.m. today under the
direction of Flumberfelt Funeral sonic burial servicw will be heldis Mills,
AUBURN HEIGHTS—Service for |; liam R, Potere Funeral Home,
Surviving is her husband.
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EDISON OWENS
ROCHESTER — Prayer
ning shortly after birth is survived
only by his parents.
Lapeer Hospital yesterday, will be
held at 11 am. W
Allén’s Funeral Home with burial
in Eastlawn Cemetery. Rev, Al-
bert B. Jones will officiate. re : oo fate | Pe a : a ey
THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY,
Mrs, Jacob (Grace M.) Whitmore,
38, of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of
Home. be held at 11 a.m, Tuesday at the
Trinity Methodist Church. Burial
if shi tie é _
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day, at St. Michael's Church, with
burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
ELEANOR OSTRANDER |
| Eleanor Ostrander, 99, of De-
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Charleston, W. Va.,
Ralph, of Pittsburg, Pa.
Service will be held at 11 a.m.
Wednesday from the Farmer-Snov-|
er Funeral Home. The Rev. Mr. |
‘Lewis W. Towler, of All Saints
Episcopal Church, will officiate.|
Burial will be/ in the Roseland)
Park Cemetery.
| MRS. ELLA MAE SUTTON |
| Mrs. Ella Mae Sutton, 79, of 54
Seneca St., died Saturday at the’
|Pontiac General Hospital Annex. |
| She is survived by a son, Donald |
A. Sutton of Pontiac.
| Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. |
tomorrow at Donelson-Johns Fu-
neral Home, with Dr. Milton H. |
‘Bank of Central Methodist Church, |
lofficiating, with burial in White |
;Chapel Memoria] Cemetery.
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For a ‘crisis is boiling up in
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Rumors of a divorce have
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are just nonsense. The Shah
loves me just as much as I
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specialists. Last year one, a
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reason why she could not have
children, He suggested that
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is the father of a 16-year-old
daughter by his first marriage
to Farouk’s sister — was
blame
Soe nowthey have both vol-
unteered to undergo clinical
tests and Kinsey-like probing
into their intimate life in a
desperate attempt to save their
began
June, 1950. Dark. and rather
plump, 18-year-old Soraya Es-
fandiary-Bakhtiary — daughter
of a beautiful German blonde
and a Persian nobleman diplo-
mat—was at a finishing school.
One morning she received a
letter from: her mother saying
that the Shah's eldest sister,
Princess Schams, was arriving
in London and that it was like-
ly Soraya would be invited to
call on her.
Soon another letter came. It
was an invitation to have tea_
with Princess Schams in her
suite at the Savoy Hotel.
Soon after four the following
afternoon Soraya presented
herself at the reception desk
of the Savoy and asked for
Princess Schams.
As she was shown into the
princess’ sitting-room, she
curtsied and started to say:
“Your Royal Highness. This is
a great honor .
The princess, dark, good-
looking and in her late twen-
soon se quickly cut Soraya short,
“We. are both strangers here
itt London, and we are both
Persians. Don't let us stand on
ceremony. I am going to call
eee and you will call ~
me Schams.”
nica was entranced and
soon the two girls were
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“She is far more beautiful,” “Soraya was hardly out ot the
Princess Schams"
To reside in
Pontiac are
Shelton who
were married
bride, the
former Bar-
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daughter of
David O.
Zuege. Mr.
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are Donn's
parents.
MRS. DONN R. SHELTON
A chapel-length gown fash-
foned with a chiffon taffeta
’ bodice and tulle skirt was worn
Keep Supply
of Canned
Food Handy CHICAGO (INS) — Dress up
a pickup meal and it will hit
spaghetil anything which can
be eaten ‘either cold or quickly .
heated to fit the taste buds,
Also, keep canned fruits as
The latest trick of home
economists is to slice an as-
sortment of fresh fruit~for
example bananas, pineapple
and apples—into a dish and
cover with a carbonated bev-
erage, The soda water helps
keep the fruit crisp, helps to
adds a tangy flavor,
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come in handy for summertime
—. if they can be pre-
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have a hot meal and you can
avoid feeling
cooked along if you were
2 it. Couple to Live in Pontiac *
Following Milwaukee Rite
Raymel Shelton, A taffeta
apron outlined with Chantilly
lace accented the skirt.
Her fingertip veil of silk illu-
and Reformed Church of Mil-
‘waukee.
BRIDAL ATTENDANTS
Barbra, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, David C. Zuege of
Wauwatosa, Wis., asked her
sister, Mrs. Jack Kole, to serve
“as matron of honor. May Nell-
ingan of Lansing and Kim Me-
Iver of Brimley were brides-
* * *
The attendants were gowned
alike in waltz-length dresses of
white eyelet over powder blue
taffeta. Cummerbunds of blue
taffeta accented the waistlines
of the gowns.
Blue and white carnations
and Eucharist lilies arranged
on white lace fans were carried
by the attendants.
Donn, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Carroll Shelton of Detroit, was
attended by Larry Kobylarz as
troit, David Zuege of Wau-
watosa, Wis., brother of the
bride, Jack Kole of Wauwatosa
and 2nd Lt. Edward C. —
of Ann Arbor.
RECEPTION FOLLOWS
A reception was held at the
Wauwatosa Women’s Club fol-
lowing the ceremony.
~The. newlyweds will reside in Mr. and Mrs.
Donn Raymel
Saturday. The
Zuege, is the
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Car-
ar
FEDERAL 'S suggested to Soraya that they
should go to Paris.
Two days later the two girls
were installed in a ‘suite in
Crillon, Each
sister to hear more about Sor-
aya.
One day early in July the
two girls were at breakfast
when his call came a
edly early.
Tehran. The Princess looked at
Soraya who by this time had
realized that Schams was talk- / :
ing to her brother about her.’
“She's a Machmed—
After the call the Princess
led the half-angry, half-curious
Soraya back to the breakfast
table.
“There's no use pretending
any more, Raya,” she said.
“My brother saw your photo-
graph and he was fascinated.
He sent me all the way to Eu-
She . an 18-year-old girl
.. » tO marry a man she had
never seen He was king
She’s Glad
to Be Going
Back Home
But Stay in Capital
-Was Interesting for
Mrs. Humphrey
Humphrey, wife of the retiring
secretary of the Treasury,
isn’t concerned about the prob-
one of the most popular of the
Cabinet wives, says their stay
here has’ been a “very reward-
ing experience."
* * *%
“But I can’t honestly say I'm
to be going back to my sorry
: family,” she admitted, “and it it
certainly will be easier than
Living ball in ene gince and halt
in another.
* * *
“It's lovely in Cleveland in the summer,” she said wistful-
collar and cuffs. " ewrice Rentner designed this late-
day costume (left) in black velvety
wool. The slender dress is topped by
a fitted jacket trimmed with ermine
Larry Aldrich pre-
sents a simple shirtwaist dress (cen-
ter) which, takes on dramatic impact
brocade,
when it is embroidered all over in
shiny black sequins. Oleg Cassini
shows ‘newness in line and conception
in this evening gown (right) of cling-
ing chiffon with draped front panel
caught beneath a bustline band of rich
Pearl S. Buck Won.t”
Retire --Not at 65! By OLGA CURTIS
INS Women's Editor
NEW YORK (INS) — Amer-
ica’s. greatest woman novelist,
Pear] S. Buck, is “starting a
new life” at 6.
skies Mair teen Sule & Wan
a musical based on a story of
India.”
With unbelievable energy,
Miss Buck is at the same time
writing a new novel, running
a 400-acre Pennsylvania farm
and an 18-room house, tending
continuing
“T don't — any time
anything I don't like
Peta N ews of Interest
Mrs. Don L. Bailey of Mary
Day avenue left on Friday
from Wayne Major Airport to
will make their home there for
the next one and one - half claims, “That's the secret of
my enjoyment of life."
Children rank first on the
list of what Miss Buck enjoys
that we need not have as many
retarded children born.”
Mrs. Buck hopes “to see a
great deal of progress in the .
next 10 years” not only on be-
half of children, but, on behalf
of women,
“I believe in women,” she
smiled. “Especially the wom-
en of the United States. But
they're in a transitional] stage;
just beginning to think of them-
selves as citizens and human
beings. They're fearful of re-
sponsibilities beyond family
and home, but they must take
on those other responsibilities
Mrs. F. J.. Moreau of. East
Iroquois road, Mrs. Wells, a
former Pontiac resident, will
spend several weeks visiting
with the Moreaus and other
friends,
* * *
On Tuesday, Mrs. Ray Meis-
er and Mrs. Howard Losee will
entertain at a bridge luncheon
in the Harper’ street home of
Mrs. Meiser. for Saniehees and their com-
munities,’*
The novelist does not be-
lieve responsibility means
“running in groups or doing
ineffectual work.” She ex-
plained:
“] think jnstead of working
put their energy into working
for laws and conditions that
would eliminate the need for
“Every woman should do
what she does best,” Miss
Buck added.
The best-selling author said
“competition is so mé&ning-
less” to her that she doesn't
even keep a count of her
writings.
“I write them and forget
them,” she laughed, admitting
that when her newest book,
“Letter to Peking,” was
snapped up by Warner's for a
movie, she didn’t even take
a morning out from the play
she was writing.
The latest novel, like her
other works, involves China,
where she spent 40 of her 65
years,
Born Pearj Sydenstricker in
Hilisboro, W. Va., on June
26th, 1892, the writer was taken
to China as a child by her mis-
sionary parents. She herself
was a missionary for many
years, and did not return to
_ S. until she was in her
ge Buck has no plans now
for visiting China,
“T haven't been in China for
20 years," she said, ‘What
with war, and Communism,
Class of ‘97
Holds Reunion
at Old Mill
Members and guests of the
1897 graduation class of Pon-
tiac High School gathered at. —
Old Mill Tavern on Friday for
Juncheon: The gathering was
the sixtieth reunion of the
class.
Following luncheon members
spent the afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Whitfield on
Williams Lake.
Out of town members of the
class present included Mrs.
Kate Jewell Orr of East
Branch, Mrs. Mabel Thorpe
Smith of Flint and Mrs. ‘Kate
Hall Blakeley of Detroit.
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Tiz a sheer magical trick the Now at “ee ee eral Hospital shower given Thursday evening by
way those wonderful chefs at 219 Auburn Ave. Mrs. Wasserberger Maternal ts of the Mrs. Jack Van Impe of Gage -
infant are Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Walters of Grandview boule-
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present.
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August. iy ¥ George
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* DEISHING FT UP—Morning, noon or night finds
boys ‘and girls at the Salvation Army Camp
helping the camp cook, Bill Olan, with the eats.
Melvin Melger of 215 Chandler Ave. (left to
right) Harold O’Berry of Clarkston, and Mrs.
LEARNING—Darrell Beach of
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Camp at Lakeview Lake near Oxford, is teaching
Paul Michalsen of 788 Menominee Rd. (front) 653 Homestead
the Echo Grove Brig. Clyde Cox, are standing in line to carry
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500 Attend Reception ‘in Almont ALMONT — The First Congre-|
gational Church was the scene of
a candlelight ceremony June 29)
uniting Beverly Reppuhn and Don-|
ald C.-Goddar in marriage.
The 7:30 p.m. double-ring serv-
lice was. performed by the Rev.
Daniel Boxwell before an altar dec-
orated with baskets of white glad-
ioli.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J, Reppuhn of
Whaley-Boyd Marriage
Solemnized at Oxford
LAKE ORION—Donna Lee Boyd;
and Elmer 0. Whaley Jr., ex-
changed wedding vows in an eve-
ning ceremony, Saturday, in Holy
Cross Lutheran Church, Oxford.
Attempt to Restore
SLP fo State Ballet
Petitions to restore the Socialist
Labor Party to the Michigan bal-
lot are being circulated in Pon-
tiac.
The SLP and other minority
parties, were removed from the
ballot several years ago by a
legislative act raising the per-
centage of votes cast in past
elections needed to insure a place
on the ballot.
The SLP, founded in 1890, runs
a candidate for president in every
election. The party has no affilia-
tion with the Socialist Party, Com-
munist Party, American Labor
Party, or others in the U.S. or
abroad, its leaders state. -
Even Motionless Cars
Are Sometime Unsafe
Sometimes a motorist isn't safe
even when his car is standing still
as two accidents proved Sunday
amorning.
Gordon L. Morrisoyi, 23, of De-
trdit, told Waterford, Township Po-
lice he took his eyds off the road
into a
-ear driven by Cecilia .M.
, algo of Detroit, at M59
¢ Lake road.
. Walts, %6, of Clarkston,
At U.S. 10 and Sag-
Se Le waltz, ak Park.
ba inhaties resulted in
38 x Two hundred guests witnessed the
rite, solemnized by the Rev, G. E.
Behnke,
* * *
Mr.: and Mrs, Leo Boyd of 56
North Shore Dr., Lake Orion, are’
the bride’s parents. The parents of
the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer 0. Whaley Sr., of Clio.
Donna Lee chose a white gown
with imported French lace scak
| leped onto the fitted bodice,
The skirt, with deep inverted
pleats and butterfly bustle, ended
in a train.
Gloves and tiara were of match-
ing lace and the veil was of bridal
illusion. A Bible, covered to match
her gown, was adorned with car-
nations and rosebuds.
| Bridal attendants were Eleanor
Paséage and Linda Noell, both
of Pontiac, and Katherine Baker
| of Lake Orion. Patricia Boyd
was the maid of honor.
John Shoemaker from Flint acted
as best man and ushers were Paul
Severn and John Myers from Clio
and Joseph Sprygada from Flint.
* * +
Following a reception held in the
church, the couple left for a north-
ern Michigan honeymoon, They
will reside at 5435 Wilson Rd., Clio,
upon their return,
County Births Almont
Mr, anti Mrs. Elmer. Neigebauer = hounee’ the birth of # son, Michael J:
seph, on July 12, I | eae
A @aughter was born to/Mr.-and Mra
Donald MeAivey, duly 19, a
On July 14 8 son, /Héenry Garnet or.
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlisle. «
Capac oe
thi = h of a daughter, Pamela
iA July 19 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rhedy an |
e birt beni ny ' : / (tanith |
ton, Erykn James, wae born to Mr) hg | nd Mre. Richard Wyss op July 18, / \ \ \ Almont and. thé bridegroom is
the son of Wendell F. Goddar of
Richmond.
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride chose a gown of
white chantilly lace and tulle, bal-
lerina skirt, fitted bodice with long
pointed sleeves and a peter pan
collar. Her fingertip veil of silk
French illusion was held by a
headpiece in modified Queen Anne
styling. She carried a bridal bou-
quet of pink rosettes, ivy, whits
maline and a white orchid.
* * *
Maid of honor was,Norma Jean
Reppuhn, sister of the bride, with
bridesmaids Carol Braidwood, Don-
na Cochrane and Vonda Kennedy.
Attending her sister as flower girl
was Diane Lynn Reppuhn.
Best man was Clarence Lind-
quis¢ of Lapeer with Robert God-
dar of Flint, Gary McAlvey of
Almont and Harold Jostock of
Lapeer as ushers. Brad James
Cummings of Marlette, cousin of
the bride, wag the ring bearer.
A reception for about 500 guests
was held in the American Legion
Hall following the wedding.
The new Mr, and Mrs, Goddar
and New York. They will reside
on 33 Mile road, Richmond.
City Police Hold Man
Wanted in Georgia
Pontiac Police are holding a 24-
year-old Alabama, sailor wanted by
Columbus, Ga., authorities on
charges of passing a $200 bogus
check to purchase an. auto.
Ray W. Steele was arrested by
Detective Charles L. Hewitt for in-
vestigation of driving a stolen car - isix file drawers
he recently
to be removed, a duplicate remains
in the. ry files.
hair-curling rk
about a possible depression will
“dog me to the end of my days.”
Mother Leaves
Prison Today Escapes Life Sentence
for Killing 3 Children;
Will Rejoin Husband
ALDERSON, W. Va. @® — Mrs.
Eunice Brillhart, convicted of kill-
ing three of her children by drop-
ping them on their heads, walks
out from under a life prison sen-
tence today to rejoin her soldier
normal life again on a New Mexi-
_|co Army post. * x *
“Do you still love her and does
the 26-year-old sergeant t
Brillhart visited her yesterday.
“Yes, yes,” he replied. “Our
feelings toward one another have
not changed.
Mrs, Brillhart, 30, is a British
subject. She was convicted in 1954
by a U.S. Army court-martial in
the deaths of their three young-
sters.
- * * :
Her case was reviewed after the
Supreme Court recently ruled that
military courts ng a no jurisdic-
left for a trip to Niagara Fallsjordered released after serving
about three years at the federal
after Steele attempted to sell a
car in Pontiac and. had no proof
she love you?” a reporter asked | —
when
Audio-Visual School
Course Begins Here
Detroiter New President
of Savings, Loan League
MACKINAC ISLAND — The new
Ductwork Unnecessary
If you wish, you can air condi-
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the walls. Chilled water from a
chiller is circulated through units
in.each room, says the Plumbing
homes heated with hot water or
steam. Heating contractors will
supply further details and esti-
mates. .
sterion ie ‘Tuesday,
the
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Rebellion Aimed
at British Ally English Foreés Stand
Ready to Assist Sultan
of Oman
Britain has both a treaty with
the Sultan and oil rights in the
territory, which is believed to be
in oil, The
support but diplomatic ‘sources in
London felt that forces would be
offered if necessary to prevent the
Sultan’s overthrow.
Pleasure Craft Bumps
Mayflower Il in New York
NEW YORK (—A pleasure boat
bumped into the bow of the May-
flower II yesterday. ;
About 30 visitors were aboard
the sailing ship at her Hudson
River pier. None were hurt, The
i/that fellow look like Yul Bryn-
shaved.”
Earl's Crew Cut Gets
No Help From Wite
By EARL WILSON
HOLLYWOOD—We husbands have to take an awful lot from
our wives when we lose just a teentsy-weentsy bit of our hair.
we oe
I came here from San Francisco with a “round crew cut”
which my wife said made me look like I had just come off
“The Rock.” I was, indeed, very thin on top.
So as we left with Terry
Moore and her mother, I
heard people chattering—
and I suspected they were
saying, as they always do,
“Doesn't that fellow look like
George Gobel (or Gary
Moore 7”
I méntioned my suspicions
to the B.W. who said;
“No, they’re saying, ‘Doesn’t
ner?” :
Speaking of hairdos, Mitzi
Gaynor just -got -her locks
trimmed to play the Nellie
Forbush role in “South Pa-
cific” and said afterward, “For
this part, I'd have my head
x 2 yy
Curiously, when Mitzi was
4 ‘
mentioned as top contender for the role, the mother of a
famous Hollywood star, who was sure her daughter was going
to get it, phoned a newspaper and stormed at them for printing
such rubbish. :
“The only thing she could be contender for is the “native
girl’ part,” this mother raged. Now that mama’s sorry.
* * * )
Anna Maria Alberghetti’s sister Carla, 17, is going out on her
asked here . . . for the mother, now accompanying the girls in
their performance, is playing a boogie woogie piano that
brings down the house. Mama’s good enough to go out on her
own as a slaughterer of the Steinway. .
THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN NY....
Marilyn Monroe’s taking cooking lessons from her mother-
in-law. . . Lawrence Welk will write his autobiography ...
Jayne Mansfield’ll get a big chunk of her inheritance—about
30G’s—this year . . . Joan Crawford, whose husband heads
Pepsi-Cola, coaxed Billy Wilder into plugging the drink in
“Love in the Afternoon”...
EARL’S PEARLS . . . We've been watching TV a lot, lately—
and you know, radio doesn’t seem half as bad as it used to.
* * *
WISH I'D SAID THAT: A man who thinks marriage is a
50-50 proposition doesn’t understand one of two things—
women or. fractions.
* * *
TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Most péople like to play in the
sand on their vacations. Except, of course, golfers . . . That’s
earl, brother. come to him — threefold. producers of the new series. VIDEO DETECTIVE—David Janssen plays the title role in
“Richard Diamond, Private Detective,” which is telecast Mon-
days at 8:30 p.m. over CBS. The character of the hard-boiled
private eye was originated on radio by Dick Jowell, one of the
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tay ile E Et a 2 > 9 as S 5 ® > o e AL i
Hollywood, he tried acting in
school plays and occasional
movies,
After graduating from Fairfax
High, he got a contract from 20th
Century-Fox, but nothing came of
it. He did summer theaters, ‘then
landed a contract at Universal-
International. His career was in-
terrupted by the Army and he
returned to U-I for a few roles
before he was
* * *
A freelancer, he did a couple
of good parts at Warners in “The
Girl He Left Behind” ang “With
You in My: Arms.” Then came
‘Richard Diamond.
Canada Studies Bids
OTTAWA, Ont. @®—Officials of
fense t
to Pave Alaska Highway rnin
ae aan a toed (Copyright 1957) B. C. to Fairbands, Alaska
wy REE ness Ean Police said the 75-foot pleasure ;
craft Big Pebble of Miami Beach,| , rein ox George, reduces maintenance
Fla., backed into the Mayflower) 4 Male cats we le entire 1,150-mile highway
to avoid colliding with a sightsee-|,9 f.s"*o"" i = Canadian territory may be
ing boat. The aft railing of the/13 Rachange paved.
Big Pebble was damaged. m
The Mayflower, a replica of the|is Fenising Canadian Army Size
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