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Get Yer Big Paws Off Me! |
United Press Phete
AND I DON’T MEAN MAYBE—The shouts of Michael Angelo
Grandell, 4 months, may account for the startled expression on his
stuffed lion as they arrive in New York aboard the liner Indepen-
dence. Mike was returning with his parents from Salzburg, Germany,
where his dad was stationed with the Army for three years. The
youngstér will go to Fort Knox, Ky., if his din rouses the lion.
Adjournment Blocked
More Solons
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES
WASHINGTON—A dwindling band of Congress mem-
bers make another try today at winding up the 1955 ses-
sion but formidable barriers still stand in the way of
adjournment.
5 Gers heped to quit by late tonight, Bu
i several key votes r
tBtough tomorrow or : :
;. wl ) M e, re seh-
P hnic. _|ators “ahd tatives OF 0 f were g for home, for
for Wednesday Booster, Second-Round
‘Inoculations to Be Held
at Lincoln School ~
Pontiac area first and second
graders will receive booster and
second shot anti-polio inoculations
tomorrow at Lincoln Junior High
School, 131 Hillside Dr, from 9 to
ll a.m,
Youngsters from Pontiac, Avon-
dale, West Bloomfield, Waterford
and Rochester school districts will
attend the clinic, the second one
set up since local health officials
voted to resume the vaccine pro-
gram.
County health director,
Children from Avondale’s Hick-
ory Grove School also will partici-
pate in Wednesday's program.
The first clinic, in operation last
in that area, was poorly attended.
Only 25 per cent of all eligible
are many reasons why parents
et an
=a Europe or on other trips
long planned in anticipa-
tion of a July 30 adjourn-
ment. |
The Senate met last night until
11:30. The House, with is calen-
dar at least in better shape than
the Senate, quit at 6:11 p.m.
The big fight remaining in the
House involves the housing bill,
most important piece of legislation
left with any chance of enactment.
Housing, sugar and defense. pro-
duction measures are the chief
stumbling blocks to sine die ad-
journment. Sharp disputes over
these issues may keep the first
session of the 84th Congress from
packing up tonight as hoped.
House GOP objections and the
Senate promptly passed the com-
promise, .
But some House Republicans
predicted that with help from
Southern Democrats they would
return it to conference today over
the perennial issue of public hous- Claim Peiping
Leave Ranks :
as Lawmaking Drags On
Will Cooperate 40 Captives Reported
Ready for Release on
Heels of Geneva Plea
GENEVA (INS) — The
United States today de-
manded the immediate re-
lease of 40 American civil-
jians held by Red China.
Communist sources said
Peiping plans to release
them “‘very soon.”
Information obtained
from Communist diplo-
matic informants in East
Berlin and relayed to
Geneva said that the Chi-
hese government already
has ordered the 40 civilians
ut in one camp near Peip-
to await release and re-
patriation.
last November were sen.
prisoh terms on ‘‘spy’’
_Coatless...Guest Defies
Formal Dress Edict at
Mackinac Hotel
MACKINAC ISLAND ®.— The
famed “natural air conditioning”
of this Straits of Mackinac Island
Resigns Office + -
Quits Po a st
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HAROLD E. TALBOTT
Air Secretary
Talbott Quits Position
to Save Administration
‘Embarrassment’
WASHINGTON «— Harold E.
of the Air Force a week from
Saturday lest his profits from an
outside business interest ‘‘embar-
rass”’ the Eisenhower administra-
tion.
President Eisenhower, promptly
accepting Talbott's resignation late
yesterday,
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villans Forecast Promises Some Heat Relief Demand China Free Ci x *
Red-Held Fliers |
fo Leave China
Border Thursday Air Force Pushes Plans
to Welcome Prisoners
in Hong Kong
HONG KONG (?\—Amer-
fean and British officials
made preparations today to
receive 11 American air-
men due to reach Hong
Kong Thursday after more
than two years imprison-
ment in Communist China.
The U.S, Air Force or-
dered two C54 transports to
Hong Kong today, presum-
men. The big four-engine
arrive tonight. |
Red China notified the United |
were being freed and said, they
had left Peiping on their’ way |
home.
U. 8, consular and Air Force
officers here were informed
patrois were alerted in case the
A U. 8. Air Force officer said |
border to Fanling, a plush jockey
club. There each man will be
given a medical examination. If
say the men are in
good shape they will probably pose
for still and motion pictures—in
available to them.
a brief news conference
Hagerty said yesterday in Wash-
ington the 11 fliers would be
reunited with their families “as
soon as is humanly possible.” He
said he expected the Air Force
would fly relatives at least part
of the way to the Far East to
meet thém.
The 11 were sentenced on spy
charges after their B29 was shot
down over North Korea Jan. 12,
1953. The. United States denied
the espionage charge, saying they
were on a routine leaflet-dropping
mission
The commander of the B29, Col.
John Knox Arnold Jr., Silver
Spring, Md., was given a 10-year
sentence.
Harriman Won't Run
DUBLIN (INS) — Gov. .Averell
Harriman of New- York told a
news conference in Dublin today
that he would not be a candidate
for the U.S. Presidency in 1956,
but will support Adlai E. Steven-
son.
Will Congress Return?
WASHINGTON ( — Republican
leaders: said after a White House
conference today that President
Eisenhower “intimated’’ a special
session of Congress may be nec-
if a satisfactory housing
essary
bill is not passed before adjourn-
New Bondin A new bonding procedure, cov-
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& Thursday, Friday
May See Cooler
Weather in Area Temperatures to Rise
Pontiac Presse Phete
| ANGLING CHECKUP — Pontiac Press’ outdoor writer, Jack Pat-
brand new uniforms to be made | terson (above, in a popular state trout stream), is going to hit the Mich-
igan piscatorial high spots, this week. Jack will write a series of stories
Hong Kong's Kai Tak airport for | sidelights on the general outdoors picture in the Water Wonderland.
- 5 | Says. Again Here Sunday,
Says Prediction —
6 a. m...<.78 11 a. m..,..98
9 a. m...,..82 Noon... .00, 90
10 a. m.....88 1 p. m.....98
Mother Nature kept the
heat on today as the mer-
cury pushed into the 90s
again. And the day's ex-
pected high of 95 will be
equaled or bettered tomor-
row, the weather bureau
The long-range forecast
calls for some relief Thurs-
day and Friday. But, the
weatherman warns, it will
probably turn warmer
again by Sunday. No rain is
forecast.
Thus the heat wave be- = gRESEAEER ih
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payment mortgage, nor for
have at least a little cash to
start. with, and the month-
ly payments will be higher
because the payment time
is shorter—but the total
you'll pay out in interest
over the years will be less.
Tighter terms are widely ex-
pected to slow down the demand
for houses. And to that extent it
will reduce the pressure for in-
vestment funds for mortgages.
Some builders believe how-
ever, that the slowdown won't
come for awhile. The new re-
strictions on credit don't ap-
ply to several hundred thou-
sand applications for gevern-
ment housing insurance already
filed but not yet approved.
The FHA and the VA have
fretted about the rapid increase fn
no-down-payment mortgages
(more than two out of every five
VA-guaranteed home loans re-
cently) and the trend toward 30-
year mortgages.
-
has given some alarm too, Bank-
ers stress that while it isn’t out
of line-yet with total national in-
come, a continuation of the ‘trend
might prove dangerows.
* *
Builders say the no-down-pay-
ment rule will take a_ sizable
umber of people out of the mar-
Bet for homes in the $10,000
* * *
The higher monthly payments
due to a shorter mortgage life
cred-
t A-VA Tighten Credit
on Home Mortgage Loans
NEW YORK (#—The long-expected tightening of hous-
ing credit will test the building boom—but probably not
until near the end of the year.
Mortgage terms are being made mildly stricter by the
Federal Housing Administration and the Veterans Ad-
ministration. You can’t apply henceforth for a no-down-
one running for 30 years.
The rise in total mortgage debt | This means you'll have to+
Argentine Swims) tinsed dropping
200 Miles, Aims
for Record 300
swimmer, hopes to set a Missis-
; Sippi River endurance record late
| today.
Abertondo last was reported at
| this Kentucky town not far south
of Cairo, Ilh, yesterday. He had
covered some 200 miles,
He left St.Louis at 9:43 a.m.
Saturday and planned to cem-
plete the swim to Cottonwood
a distance of 300 Point, Mo.,
miles, by late teday, COLUMBUS, Ky. . #—Antonjo
Abertondo, 37-year-old Argentine
Drop Recal
could banish members.
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from Lewis Deschler, Con-
ressional Parliamentarian.
hier said there is noth-
ing in the constitution to
Ccueregiaen {The Commi en. e
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rogative to seat and expel members has killed ‘alk of a
recall movement against Republican Congresswoman
Ruth Thompson of Michigan. " ¥ .
Douglas Fairbanks, chairman of the We:ford County
Democratic Committee, stated the ouster movement yes-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, ocee 31955
ROKs Plan Step
fo Recjain Area Small, § trategic Commie
Held Land ‘Important
in Defe nse
SEOUL «'i—The South Korean
government proclaimed its inten-
tion today {m “restore authority”
over a smiill but strategic area
south of tht 38th Parallel which
the Reds oc tupied while the
stice was bi ting negotiated.
* * *
‘It did not: say how or when it
would reco\ fer the territory, but
said it was necessary for the de-
fense of Se: »ul and quoted intelli-
genee repo ‘ts that a ‘‘full-scale
attack is j\mminent” from the
north,
It charged the attack ‘was pre-
pared for” by a North Korean
buildup contrary to armistice
terms “‘whil ¢ the United States and
the United Nations were preoccu-
pied with a peace at any cost
movement.""'
* * *
In a bitte rly worded statement
the ROK government said the
Reds have again achieved super-
jority over ROK forces and “may
feel tempte d to utilize this oppor-
tunity resul !ting from the ‘relaxa-
tion of wor ld tension.’ "
It demanazed abolition of the
Neutrai Nat fions Supervisory Com-
mission and: charged Segretary of
State John ) foster Dulles with hav-
ing promisr ai to “settle this ques-
tion” within three months after the
1953 armist le.
* Ld *
“. . . Pat the United States
seems to | te unable to settle the
question fe us, and for them-
selves,” complained the ROK
statement.
“This gov ernment has no other
course but ‘ho deal with thé Com-
munists dirt setly with the hope that
the Cémm wists, realizing ~ their
violation of the armistice terms,
will quietly withdraw from this
sacred lar«i of ours,” the stete-
ment concluded.
The land' claimed by the ROKs
includes thie city of Kaesong, 40
miles north west of Seoul, the Ong-
jin Penins vila west of Kaesong, and
land alomg the north bank of the
Han River’.
Michicjan Reported
Wastitig Aspen Crop
LANSIN(5 @ — A report released
by the (Lonservation Department
today sh »ws that Michigan is wast-
ing a lai ‘ge part of its annual as-
pen crop.
The report said a recent survey
shows thet 81,000 cords of aspen
pulpwood could be harvested an-
nually fmm public forests in the
northern I ower Peninsula.
The. ave rage cut during the last
five years was 17,000 cords an-
nually, the department said.
: Depari (ment officials said the
problem of waste apparently.
won't be solved until. market
conditior s change or more pulp-
wood nails are constructed in
the regi on,
At present, one large mill is
The stt idy showed that jackpine,
on the ¢:ther hand, is being cut
close to ¢;apacity. A 16,000 cord an-
nual cut is possible. Last year,
loggers «c ut 15,000 cords.
Via Sh ort Wave, Wife
Hears Spouse in Russia
time-in moore than a week—thanks }
to Radie and a Greens-
boro teen-ager who is a -wave
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pitatity,
COOL SIGHT — Lovely Verne
O’Hara of New York City looks
through rose-covered sunglasses
to watch the races at Royal Ascot
track in England. She says peering
through the “‘foliage’’ makes things
look cooler,
British Court
Shocks Oldsters Palace Set Adopts New
Entertainment Vogue
and Democratic Air
LONDON, axe “palace set’’
in Britain these days is young and
gay. At times they shock some of
the more Victorian citizens, but
most Britons approve the tempo.
After all, their Queen is only 29,
and her husband 30.
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Queen Elizabeth II when away
from her official duties knows how
to relax, For example, she joins in
the fun at a private house party—
as she did the other night
squatting on a sofa in an informal
candlelit atmosphere while an-
other guest, Marlene Dietrich,
entertained with a cabaret act,
The Duke of Edinburgh enjoys
his “night out with the boys” and
occasional pint—as the English
refer to a glass of beer. Among
his friends are theatrical folk and
athletes. His frequent flights from
the Buckingham Palace lawn in
a helicopter are among attractions
for tourists.
Princess Margaret sets the pace
‘| for the royal family in night life.
Naturally: vivacious, the 24¢-year-
old princess is usually the life of
the party —‘whether dancing the
Charleston or sipping pink cham-
pagne. * Ld s
Margaret's vitality caught the
attention of London newspapers
when she stayed at a party until
4 a.m.' She was up at noon to
dedicate a YWCA hostel—then set
out again that evening at 8 p.m.
looking as fresh as ever for a
horse show.
Margaret's 18-year-old cousin
Princess Alexandra is a rival for
glamour girl honors in the royal
society set. She’s even more of a
dance enthusiast—and at the party
Margaret left at 4 a.m. she stayed
anti] 4:30 am.
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Second Heresy
Hearing Looms ‘Lutheran Synod Faces
Decision on Ministers’.
Translation of Rules
MILWAUKEE (—The liberal in-
terpretations given the doctrine of
his church have brought -another
young suburban Milwaukee minis-
ter face to face with a charge of
heresy. ca *
The Rev. John Gerberding, 33,
must stand a formal church trial
onspecific counts of doctrinal de-
viation, an investigating commit-
tee of the Northwest Synod, United
Lutheran Church, voted unani-
mously last night.
Pastor Gerberding, whose church
is at Menomonee’ Falls, sat with
and tried to aid the losing defense
of the Rev. George Crist Jr., of
Durham, who was convicted of
similar charges at a two-day trial
last week. .
* * *
Pastor Crist’s suspension from
his pulpit was recommended, and
Dr. Paul E. Bishop, of Minneapo-
lis, who headed the investigating |
committee, said official suspension |
was only a matter of time.
The cases will be reviewed by |
the synod conference in Milwaukee
next May, with penalty to be set
at that time, It might range from
a rebuke to ouster from the Luther- tioned five hours yesterday on the
nature of his beliefs. He told news-
_[|men that he was prepared to dis-
cuss with authorities the manner
im which Scriptures might be read.
* Like Pastor Crist, he denied that
‘|“the. Bible must be received in a
very exact and precise way,’ and
declared that the Lutheran Church
has “no cut and dried manner for
receiving the Scriptures.”
Dr. Bishop said the trial of Pas-
tor Gerberding probably will . be
held here about the end:of August.
Specifications of the general ac-
eusation against Pastor Gerberding
may be made public with filing of
formal charges before his trial.
Cobo Begins Lobbying
for Federal Road Assist
DETROIT (®—Mayor Albert E.
Cobo today set eff a lobbying cam-
ing an expanded highway program
paign to push Congress into adopt-
before the current session adjourns.
The mayor already has called a
halt to all future expressway con-
struction in Detroit because of a
lack of any positive steps to date to
step up federal-aid.
To Seek Town’‘s End
WEST PALM BEACH, Fila. (#—
A lawsuit was filed in Circuit Court
yesterday to abolish the town af
Lake. Park, on the northern sub-
urbs of this city. John D. MacAr-
thur, Chicago insurance man who
controls most of the town's real
estate, complained in the suit that
his real estate company paid
$35,000 taxes in 194 but received
an ministry.
Pastor Gerberding was ques no adequate municipal services in
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in broken sizes
to 20. Whites &
.#olid colors.,
BIRTHDAY BARGAIN
Large 18 x 36 Inches
Hit ’n’ Miss Rugs Regular 39¢ Value
21‘ ‘Firmly stitched,
random colora,
fringe edges Use
ay room in house,
BIRTHDAY BARGAIN
82 x 105" Cotton Crepe
Bedspreads counter
‘] 21
Cotton crepe bed-
of stripe colors,
BIRTHDAY BARGAIN
Sale Entire Stock of
Men’s Straw Hats $2.00 Values
. *] 21
' Tans, creams,
ro> browns, solid or
— fancy bends. All
—~ sizes 6% to Th.
Cotten Quilts — Ladies’
Scuff ws ea $0c Values
Baby's Bloomer Style
Plastic Pants oi 29g 59¢ Value
morn 9am. til6 p.m... Wednesday Only E When you look over this adv. — full of super specials,
E remember thot this is not an ordinary sale. We are now
E SALE-brating our 2!st birthday the only way we know
We can't possibly list each and every item that we've
. you simply have to come and see for
e yoursel® Take our word for it — a counter- by-counter
shopping trip through Simms tomorrow will pay-off in the
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Look at This LOW PRICE on
LADIES’ SEAMLESS
ren HOSE For hot day wearing. Cool
nylon hose in popular sum-
mer knee lengths. Ali sizes
9 to 10% only. 21 :
Combed Cotton Plisse
Ladies’
Ponts
} a 2 1‘
Elastic tops, straight — cag in
white only. Sizes $-M-L
: e
Sanforized § ii} Alligator Finish . °
Men’s Work ; *y5 ’ : Wy = Men’s Belts
ants:
: ae 21 e Values
Velues 0d 21 3
52.98 “ . 4 Genuine leathers...
e blacks and few tans
poe ge od ph e included All slaes
ined. ‘Pockets & belt $ loops. Sizes 30 & 2. e
SIMMS BIRTHDAY BARGAINS
Genuine “CORNING” (Makers of PYREX)
MILK WHITE FLUTED DESIGN
Odds and Ends DISHES |
Full
Pint ....
Regular 59¢ WIRE
BAKING RACK %& Creamers x Suger Bowl % Pie Plote
% Dinner Plote x Lunch Plate + Sauce Dish
Yo CHOICE 3 for ?1 Cc
Values to JSe 3d]
First quality, shatter re-
sistant dishwares. _ Dis-
continued patterns by
Se e. SMe 7 18-Pe. Crystal s. gee yy SR 22.5 ‘Surviving “| Oo. “today er Products Electric Co, and — ‘General ee
Code he vty 06 stark eee ont bed te sa ng ae his patents, Paul| ist fsal ee tonal Onion of Electrical Workers :
atgs ster oak stone in mak |, Sore, won, « PTs, Hea EAE NR Hata oe. “ Ba] Cooper of 96% Lal $ Sees! pshl SLSORTON. oe tama, Auto Makers Plonning (TUE) conte negotiations today <.
. $38 topped ana erts @ dos 1: 39 Merck ws... . . an increas? for a today *
On the price grains held steady. = Te. oe 48-1 = pee Ps: 24 Midi sti Pa... a at the Wm. service will be held 8.44 per cent over the } of Changeover Co a@ new contract covering 1 ' :
selling came trom in com some | P5350 °Woa ore't fe tu | Armee at lg ee PS ay snore] Hone | “hg onme Fertadt nat $20,556,722 in} by End of Month etion | employes. ering 100,000
helping to limi cash houses, gad waa ers ie bak erts 10-18 3 Ck Ge. Bes nMtWard... boyd Ford * with the Rev. The report year. nt company also’ (
t gains to about 3.00: Cait Petes 2 get Motor Pa... 1 B. Reed officia' shows net earning arate iso planned a se
cent. Trading about one Catt, 45 2-214 doe: Micn.| 48 Seb & Se Bee Sac ting. the baby foods firm rnings of] pDETRO meeting today wi P :
het uit te end cere Mote tat oe wolfe he EE i} Robert Gardner Cochran ike period 185 rose Lo $1900 mate 55,00 unt, for ‘oa about 2500 |
e a t’ Lettues Benguet oe & “ Rr... 3. Robert 4 ’ . F the " its,
ber $190; com. Mt ons opie READ MUR RESTS eRe aa} Sst fe : 1] un Kemper St. dled suddenly tas coun Ov cqml © 6 ons — veg nag whan larg
; Sita 5% 4.00-; Canada W = ent - G4 was thes....- 26.3 | ni “* suddenly com: : 0 cents this |
hger, September S130; oat | i egietogtodd| Nat chew ceo ana Goma xp | te, Pe, ere ss | mat ewe aay ths nhs | 518361 362 Vehicles |Smmmnnowmane
0: w 50-2.08; fg. 2. we... $8.1| the x he’ was | Visions preferred veries wi . .
0%; rye % r, September | ious Yer a ES eas, | Brig My: g Mia M Poo... 23) the am of W was ) based on di i be topped
; to % higher owe Yellows med 1.40- rge 2.40-2.65; My... 04 No Am Av *| Cochran iliam and the 2,108,309 by those of Ai only : ;
ber 9944: , Septem- : NJ. Yellow 1.60: fair 1 09- mat B og . 884 . He Helina | on shares now 309 cont | try’ ugust, 1950, the urn amennetimtcnmnani
; soybeans a stem + Hl Mor Pas. ... Malt married Fa: outstanding try’s record inde ut
higher, Septe % to 1 cent 1.50, wich | Somme, Ba Mor Pee. iac'? ary] 2 Morristown y Miller} The : year. In that y or LATE ODEL
i mber c. bekts pat Us. : > >. 3 Oil...... : . TL, and company’ ti 683,995 new cars month
oe 2 cents lower Oo oeure sad lands Ba bakts 3" i Te x +) Ss be 7H BEG “Et 3 — = has lived | effigers weve lg eae for = - The paper continues —~ casts W:— Ford Mot TY .
undred pounds hi 2," Ag Sys ny eg > 9 Pan a W Air. 19 was formerly e coming year. Gerb . reported today i Motor Co. PEWRITE
ber $10.35, higher, Septem- | 85-800" 3 3.50-4.00; Cait, 22 Ib boxes Hales aA F param Epl a —— at p Moot per sa = mate plants ot operates ee paar September enact of Ok 1,548,362 cars sag era built | per RS
. enna bskts Californ > Sree rke Da..... 40.8 Truc Motors jand, Calif. Fremont; nite, October year's Jan ; this
Genin Prices med medium to large N.J. sate stonaee Surya Ohio at Pe IC. 833 Hse is survived by a N. Y. +» and Rochester, _—- beth set in onder a pasando jen poan The Adding Machines
4.00-4.95 ._erts, Presiden 3 Svi | ML. Cola... ‘ay, a da widow, fairly safe, cles bul 250,775 vehi-
_cqnesao St? SEA Fo ery aE Faas 8 i, | he anther nd two, sisters and _ Be et ot Someta desteend wince Oetoer of tit rar wit | rl ie compare TO RENT
) — Opening mostly a. Whites T06-3 75 Colg Bx Wa Paice Migs? 4 brother, Mrs, Agnes and a/ share iv of 25 cents a : final weeks of Included in thi j Ask A’
BED naan noe 190% ie ty sacks 36-07 cents 8-10 Dy, sacks tn ee pele See. .: Se), Mere, Lake Rckie, Calone, | opt, 2 to shareholders — eo || ebay h tant epee Sag) BT
Be a ree SOS a Sie iorcness, it |gomevka a3 Pract ae On St3/ and William Cochran’ of Rock Is te a Te ee sd vend nga ee ee crore Mercey care Hil TiSDALE
Mae socscers 380% se Bars 1 18-3.00: are in master Sa st} Pale at lane i. - - of Rock Is-| of $1.25 = ae records were set pagel sales |676 Lincolns Carpotdiamend 21,- OFFICE MACHINES
Sep.» s Round White a Rede (2.28. | Consum Pow . 4.3 REA +0: a] Funeral wil é re was declared from February | | month | trucks. This 220,74 Ford 2
BOD --veeeae 138% cents: Va. $0 10 sae Cont “Bak... 38.1 Reo Mold’... Sl cumemy ton be at 10:30 preferred stock oo through J : compared 9 W, Buren
Bee s-ess:: 12912 , | Washed 90-06 cn 08 | Cont © :§ das eal y from t :30 a.m. | ¢ payable Sept. this year with i une of with 865,- FE 5- St.
May oa 3 ject sie Mich. etna 24-30: 8 pe | af at fer bres te ror on bod ror greta eae Sept, | OREM the total of paces dla a
Sep ee as 8% a ie Cortes We’. TRS Bate ae 2 wa Park Cemetery in OF _ any previous
nner 2.18; NJ bi .75~4.00; U.S. Di . 38 y St... . . estimates
Model So deme Rhye tee Ht a ee ee ance wns Rose genet
slAClub | eeitews eau t Ber 2 BY Bak BE BS) ruerl x-ConInvents =" bettering the
Members Meet | - ree ERIE RPE el Ess hae: Hot 2771 Gartad, Sylvan Lae wil Sa cuts we at men
poclind uto Lite } aoe 0 ee ta Steed ie ied ‘Not that records "
* Emer Rad 46.7 Simmons ibe Wedne yivan Lake w ° are
CHICAGO 144 (Bt . a4 sda i will . conce of m
in Dearborn pera Areva ep ab OSDA Se hee Bi Sepa Bah Sparks Griffin Chapel with bur. nitch-Light’ = heir ee ==
= : oe | i 5 w ‘ +4 F
‘enon ot wut AE tools. g Bee. Bhan ae cont Inf |S St, Safed
came home to | 1 All teet stock. Cartes tr Segui soveneor te Freepot Sul... $9.4 $4 Od Cont: 33:1 tist Church t the 7th Day Advi R _iestones ‘are refeced ty | RMN gQweCP? | ne Wi
we to’ Dearborn yea |g, "aie 21023 shes Caltoria Gen Ba. 02 See OURS came in ae, the “Spork Grit The body pains Auto Thiet | expected to rede rel i yryea
embe ty ska round we pen 5 0... 08) ; s-Griffin F ‘er inchi : io refi ,
semers of the Model A Re. Oi, ESE Ste So fas |S sy BS aM owe a iia Fuml| preety Ouen the switchover to new model 30
as California 5 far away Se epere:«. 18 Swift & Co_ 73.61) ied Sunda ners 2
— Greenfield Village Px aot Livestock ES ¥ Teras 1 Pd | , lengthy illness. y after a cra . Pepsin! vison, Kinesin
mumcadl ancotie ir 2a: BE Ss Maal) D RAPIDS w— Sote have and | .
ae perro RETRO MVESTOCK oe 74 , #24) Josh Kell expert car thi A reformed | 1985 model Completed their —
Picking Dearborn epETRONT. Avg. 3 (AP )— sae 00) tuner a Y show hief, whose background output. Chr Fin ,
coat for the three re a ee St a |S fo aa Seen On “4 Josh K shows more than 1 not introduce yeler will ancin
sca ch the Oech Decree tary aclive. oe iin alaraet opening Gino Ry. att Underwood) HRs | ond Frag Mestalla nore mae Oe Ee cn | espuaer tinceln tos oot com th 9:piens
oe goad sof chetce fed ay; most wall ots Guil-ou "ats Un eee ae rma Tacoma aa) aoa te aiding the current third Aone) | eee pane ae at make sense
: ; engea attert year ® Air Li Born 5 : jonal Assn :
eee) cage eee ee mercial grades, 13 00-1800" tines | Hera Chee...) 414 Uni Fe Perl gre cla Meee ry rane) aes we | ean i eee a and save dollars
replaced the “Tin Lizzie’? we ganners | and 4200, meaty 1 i oe een Log Gan Prem .. 03! and nll was the son of Hiram! + ose e on four weeks. Tr § }
are aeggot the late 1920's ond 7 ne cat Gonienial eae Hous. mer oh OS heuber a He has popes ° wil at convention continues reer Pies my = t way to home | z
. s slow. no cast 250. Mark Indust Rey: 617 US Bteel S12, seven the city f A jednesd expecti mouth divisions one of ow ownership i
<2 — “Boe ma sales ee et opening | tog ies pd $31 sae 183 | ay years. During that Pred, rad ed to attract saad pa is expect- a to complete are to ¢ r low-cost mortgage se Pp is with
Calif hite of Carlsbad, |"°™™ emir eo ce ee |S ad Bt 73 CWal - 305) employed by the | theft in hundred auto runs, These 1955 it your .s ns, tailored
—_ took seven - st -_ ally weak. male a cnet | tek west ome... Be tor Plant. Pontiac Mo- | ¢ vestigators from police also are expected to raat divisions monthly .special ‘needs! Ailll - incl
journey days e rces throug! j troduce t/ Poymen .
hove a be But he said he didn't cmecaae a a ae Bach 412 Wests . Bk. i Josh is survived b States, Patra the United 1956 units in October their vere! : ts often amount usive
Som t of engine troubje Lie: macs che etarend 4 — ee S: sue Ma ¢s.1| Isaac Roosevelt Kelly. one son and Mexico. The General. Motors | Come jin today, and tall tw lens thon
ao mele se ond 200 senple etek "active. steady = 4 vinter" mocer~ | Je Int i Je & Tot i HP Wootrerth . bg Pislegredas will be at 2 p oy cae: igh 114.9 9 of bolt that Frank her
plit U Bey Seen mestipe ita) ee RL $3 i383 oun ths ees inten tsa cer. The bee Orton St. soa tig at ote eee! ens Max £, K
p at hrysler - ‘yale 13 i818 lly tat coe: ore Se ise James Willia: cant be broke a car. The bolts | Pre pao with on «/f- ae “fe 41551
DETROIT (IN: — alae faa nee: most, ove and Barn OXFORD — maa gr except by a macured removed, | Proper turn, Aer ype made ob * ee :
ieamaa tae thes Ss) — Bargainir © Lo, fee gees We io arnin 5 William Dal for James | “ally designed ic with spe | 0" fim and that registration: en
the cuishend Ga po | Save ah yearling ‘stock steers dan St., Ypellanti, ca be ae “The ae excessive noise he wes moking | .—-
into two Ute Workers split | Z2rime ,iammes” 25:80. higher: NEW YORK (nN: Flumerfelt Funeral anal a ae ee BONDS
groups today it | Steaae moderately active, (Ns) — 2 Heme he , Charies Cons
One will tackle food te prime. mainly ee see ig ene Co. reported Bveing | Tarot. ith betel at 2 pm. | trusive gets & car to on net ton PL. St, 90, of 23 Lening: | ult Us = First H
volving the Au tesuss in- | 2 i ee good and choles for today net Cemetery. The Ridge-| change » is remove and / ing under innocent to driv. |] \ . and Informa
valving the Autemotive Body Divi.| Pie mg 90; 0 few lots most: | June 30 ‘on ie cami aoe en ae ee fea | oe te lt oe poo -magedriee eezotoy liquor | in Stocks and Bond —
remainder of other covers the some light culls down of $13,635,550, Home from 10:30 a it Funeral! part in euutd ao thole before M he was arra \ nas
The double set empl ae oe etal 8% $4.19 a common share equal to ero igor pigelaowalr yon licensed, the ear property Callum pal Judge Cecil M i \, |
new. A similar poled talks is nothing tility, 13.60-14.00; cull te pared with $17,349,618, This com. |2 Sm. service qudieahe af on he added. aking capture easier, | bond mcinragy ome on 5260 | ‘ We maintain a direct li |
used earlier in the was p OS) RE, or $5.34 a} sianti — Funeral mee tie Kelley wan vel Aug. 10. appearance in court | \ » principal exchanges bre geht nae of all |
negotia' } . sa = : j
The Body Divi one. oultry last year. Sales fell ae period | morning. Dalgleish died - this |" Jaly. 1954, aa wee from prison| After pt 4 horus service up-to-the-minute
men = Outer Drive plant sent CAP Ps ey from. ~ $496,361 elighged twp Gauge are his widow, Lel a contractor ta bndasapel a | See oivng charge Pet eae | | = = =
and the other ity ae barn ar bed ce nital half .262_in_the | "YO ughters, M , Lelia; preparing to is| ton, 36, of rge, Pete 8. Sut- |
the Chrysler talke at |. Heavy bens 34-27, lig for No. 1 aual- | unfilled ot tee tee toe ‘ot Ypsilanti. Eilene Wesley Miller | Ventions as soon market his in- | le at Ok ‘( J.
personne! el . 3 : ti. i ased . was
Four Chrysier | office. | ers or pens MEE leh hens 18: 3e0r7 $1,980,000 eh an Jeni 9 talaled |g: = Eilene of Delbarton, | “°° ® as soon as his patents | West Bloom on $100 bond ‘by | Ney »hl :
‘ky Geais semis es ec oie seer fryers, cZ.3t Ita Gray” cree popadpeseen re peergesapge Gua te ane aes of A Ay shamraspsperwrtan dpe peered! |o Commanity ational er
Biden’ Logo ney pred it Be os neces omen asilaiy an ef ee omen ob | ramet ot Pentioe, Dre. Rant Meanwhile, the convent clad lor ouumaies cane ones: | z Bank Bldg.
walkouts cathe 2 blamed for the steady a cappty and cemend. which | are under proton unfilled orders Young of North pooner gh Earl | ‘eT@ay registered 105 ae ing tion next Tuesday. — ——— FE 2-9119
over the r than any dispute | trea’. oan tes ample. ind. Pryers | ment. with the govern- grandchildren : and two | CTs. insurance offic police offi- John A. Jarrett .
contract talks ES wauallty of Preguias Be coe : resentatives of state cok mondial fens 2 $5 fine and ' rs Sandusky, | -
ot weather —_—___ : ; boards. Det: censing erday after costs yes- | 51 =
CG : — vity, NEW YOR R French . ective Edward pleading : ]
oronary Causes Crash cmesco rout Mathieson " UNS) — Olin | Moroceo Riots | gator’ is general ch aoa recta lhoaeape Lamp tedanmend | \ Community Nat'l
CHEBOYGAN (P Aros a. Aug. 1. peg nounced net t mical Corp. an rupt on Moslem Feast = general chairman pened ustice Helmar G. Stanaback. ip | \ Bank Buildi : ~ ¢
nay wae was found dead a ia 838 coop, A coope 729 sepa June Rod ae. i; N ILANCA, French Morocco. on on | schaat = vy panes | Pho FE
after his & Mlgher: hea aeenea te ’ to $1.60 9,941,-| 5 early 200 , a) areas were at Bagte, ; none 4-1 :
into q tree on U. car crashed | 5:18. area hanged te | This 60 a common share. | %" &ttest in persons were un-| Kohl | cord reported brok .; \ "E 4-1568-9
n Ss. rooste: lers or f “pl hens compared ' 8 . in Frene’ er Cl 4 ing t en ac: | ‘ ‘
Se cae sees mioesee eee SEITE Kor GO Negoen Es aee | PA KER &
riod last same i tiac po- |f
em ea - os period last year. Sales, increased oe Gatiy te Mette tent ot) a ae ike. eo yeitertay Gat the prune ! & HAN. Ss FE
Coazrereints. Gale $0 be bold Panag DIBTROT. Ses, 1 (AP) — tem. the initial half og 167,642 in| ,. Some, 30 persons were resenting the Kabler" liators rep- weekend. time over the Do Whe
a ot 9th, | Eredee: eluded, Pedersi-State | -o™ + killed in the rioting reported CIO United Aut Co. ‘and the) gy, mald E. Hansen
. ee 1 total SS aaah iste pees ‘sete: | ance YORY (INS):— Corn "nae ae ee = tS cua aot quncine aee | on Atma th geen worth? In Res. FE 25513 Richard H. DeWite "a
NOTICE OF SPECIA 3 Mate save | cucts Re — Corn Pro- med | Insurance ¢ ’
aivision,, Lote 36. te Cherryland Bub seat rid avg, 31 Grase 4. sai. | income ae oe eee AlamgpchP prog cong yontrsond ot [a ro Aaa Sammie wd | square onomas Virginie has on (f Aceide =e
ots 26 to 12 bub : re | Aug 2 oix mtnths entea i *.“ © Lyautey, site 's contract available nas an nt Insurance
oe De howe og Merde A Jumbo Aug. 2 of $7,396,059, - 8. naval Mificers of the ceiling on with A Fi
Cherryia 6, Ie, all of which are, os medium 42. large 50-81, wid. ave. wa | cents a comr 3.059, equal to 79 and 60 persons had ong base, | plumbing com en Wis., | for a ian Call PE 2-0219 utomobile Insurance Odea Insurance
ae eS Michigan. Cee Bree 3: — B Laree 43: pared with $1.40 man com- | ** at. Moulay Idriss, arrested ficials met so Bee union of- jermation. — Burglary insu Liability Ins
Election given that Com 430,603, or In the ‘HL yesterday with Robe: If your 12 rance ’ urance
x ote orm eto mercially ¢ra a common share. 82 cents east, in -Alge Moore, regional rt friend’s in jail Bonds—. Life Insuran
gag BR, in Precinct Ro | 2-44, media nh extra large 60, period last year oe pO ree with Robert pal Ph. PR 8-044 or MA Ons All Types Pla poagheaped
District for the a. Special, Amesoment | 36-45 = > ?. jaree | 008,830 as Sales totaled $136, | ee" French forces clashes be- er company Service, but neith- 1. te Glass Insurance
of 58 of sireet at an evtimated” owt Feces ait. laree 008 490 as against $02,510.35 in the teen Etech fey an Algerian ach omens ova ot reported | TO buy or sell mane
pam ge feyg Bay gp ons . wen orsaoect Wan ences oon ment of the | actual settle. | DF& in Waterford, | “EAT AND DRIN
ant $0 bay theveter lait at here juinele beh blamed feed prices ong walkout or Clarkston K WITH You
os fe Sn sgt sh, eI seta veto ot dea ge was | Mother of Inven "DO BUSINESS ‘wit RELATIVES:
su the thirtieth are, 8. dergrades are slow re. and | out hope Bagram president, _— tion STRANGERS”
ot Seating to opening aad , io nithad hell 2 improvement in the Low ii
the forenoon one etn ces SMEnGO. he. we nee of the year. - ells Showboat B
Se pe nae fines Ortonville Gi to Ease Dep “ne
at eae ‘5; cars 00 B 88: 88 ve rl . :
Frond, fri ete Oss , ressio
co a : receipts 10,373: nN : é
Fg Bott Bae whale |S oF rte ae Hurt in Accident LOWELL Uh Lowers nnui C
GRETA ¥ I 5; U8, standards $9.5: bygone standard on Runciman chuckled a mpl . :
28. %: current ‘re-| S « sissippi River—tl the Mis- —. but admitted an early ete. 4
vage, of Ortonville arbara Sau- born during the . wast: van. work. ore é +i
a broken . Who suffered | something depression “to do note were lucky. Inv '
that We i
oe forget their would make people pained in town who had stat, m estment i
; vaudeville it... Another ex- ili ° Se |
‘evils player, Fram McG Facilities
renter ai, & : ; oh.
a > hs aggmaae Oak as treated | ++ + atYour Finger Tips |
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comet The boys struck ses ik up your phone and call
a car driven service on your investments. Your us for experienced
—by phone, by letter quiries are welcome
or in person.
WATLING, Leen & CO.
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