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  * & & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
Miss America - Where Will She Go? \ 
  
Cobo Endorses Van Dusen 
Martin Wins in Deadlock 
Over GOP Second Spot 
GRAND RAPIDS—Republican leaders at the GOP 
state conyention conferred at a dramatic 6 am. meet- 
ing today and broke a deadlock for the secretary of state 
nomination between Paul Bagwell and John B. Martin 
Jr.   
nounced afterward that he would give up his efforts for 
the nomination and accept the auditor generalship “in 
the interest of Republican Party harmony.” ect ae 
Martin, a former state senator from Kent County and 
auditor general for two years, was reportedly given the 
inside track because of his home area strength and his 
  
      
      Bagwell, a Michigan State University professor, an- 
      
    
      
    
    Bond Changed 
for Mrs. Wyatt Mother of 12 Jailed 
for Five Hours Before 
$1,000 Is Put Up 
  
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  DAY, SEPTEMBER 1, ; 
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French Troops 
by Thousands 
Head for Suez 
With. 5-Nation Group 
in Cairo Monday 
day while preparations 
were pushed here for the 
jopening of talks between 
President Nasser and a five- 
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boarded ships for duty..in/Sl2. 
the Mediterranean area to-\ceremsnies 
  In addition to Stevenson, the 
nen Williams; Lt. Gov. Philip A. 
Hart; Walter P. Reuther, UAW 
president; Emil Mazey, secretary- 
treasurer of the International 
UAW; William McAuley, director 
president of the 
McNamara. 
    council has invited Gov. G. Men-/ Expect 10,000 at Labor Day Speech 
Pontiac to Hear Stevenson 
low the amateur contest.. 
Murphy Park is situated on East’ 
and adjacent to the Naval Armory. ' 
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Lt, Joseph Koren, head of the 
bureau, reported that an off-street 
parking lot for several hundred 
cars will be available at Seward 
Street and Murphy Park. 
PARKING PROHIBITED 
He added that parking will be 
prohibited on the following streets 
from 6 a.m. Monday until 6 a.m. 
Tuesday: 
  Boulevard. between Osmun and the, 
Michigan Airline Railroad tracks 
jappealing dismissals to the State sides of Cottage from 
vard to Seward; both sides of 
Seward from Cottage to 
Martha Raye Denied 
New Divorce Appeal 
SEBRING, Fla. @——Entertainer’ 
Martha Raye’s second Florida at- 
tempt to get a divorce from Ed- 
ward T. Begley was turned down 
yesterday, 
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Judge William P. Aflen said 
when the 39-year-old nightclub 
singer filed her petition Aug. 28 
in Highlands County Circuit Court 
he did not know that another di- 
vorce petition she filed had been 
dismissed in Dade County Aug. 10. * * * 
Allen said “it could cause fric- 
tion among judges of the state” 
if a custom sprang up of trying 
another judicial circuit instead of 
Supreme Court. 
Ike to Aid Adlai © 
WASHINGTON . ~The White 
  iTerrorize, Bind 
Trio in Bar 
Before Fleeing Police Think Same Pair 
Pulled Similar Stickup 
Last Month 
Two youthful holdup men 
set down their drinks at 
closing time in a Pontiac 
tavern last.night and staged 
a $2,749 robbery. 
They éscaped after tying 
up the owner’s son, George 
Killinger Jr., 42; the bar- 
tender, George Horton, 25, 
and a customer, Ernest 
Fogerty, 116 N. Roselawn 
Dr. 
One man had a revolver 
and the other a blackjack, 
Killinger told police. About 
$2,066 was taken from a 
cash register and the rest 
from the victims’ pockets. 
  
  
Higgins, of 2955 Otsego 
Rd., was treated and released at 
Pontiac General Hospital. 
Pontiac State Police reported the 
when 
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  Sports Events Aplenty DETROIT (INS) — Four pros were tied for first place at the 
halfway mark of the $20,000 Motor City Open in Detroit today with 
Pressing the leaders with three-under par scores of 141 for the 
two rounds at Western Golf course were Marty Furgol, Bo Wininger 
DETROIT (INS) — The 1956 Gold Cup race will be held today 
  
  
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tronomy, at Wittenberg College ANYONE FOR MARS? — Mars and earth are approaching 
each other, but don’t worry—they won't collide. On Sept. 7 the: 
closest together since 1924—‘‘only” 35. million miles 
diagram above, showing close approaches of Mars 
Lioyd R. Wylie, professor of As- 
in Springfield, 0. The Martian    
  year—or the time it takes the planet to revolve 
is 687 days. Every 780 days the earth catches up and passes Mars 
and these passing times are known as “‘close approaches. Scien- 
tists will observe Mars to see if there is life there. Dr. Wylie says 
that advanced vegetation or animals as we know them could not 
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America Static, 
“Democrats Say Campaign to Be Built 
Around idea Country 
Is ‘Standing Still’ 
CHICAGO # — A Democratic 
campaign built around the idea 
that “‘America is standing still’ 
economically and that the present 
prosperity is “lopsided” will take 
shape today under the guidance of 
Adlai E. Stevenson, : 
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The Democratic 
nominee also said that the Demo- 
crats, in their efforts to turn the 
Republicans out of office in the 
Nov. 6 election, will stress what 
jwith the current tension over! 
Egypt's nationalization of the Suez of 
Canal, 
West Coast, 
Pontiac Woman Hurt 
When Struck by Car A woman hit by a car in Pontiac 
Township yesterday afternoon es- 
caped with only bruises of the right 
  -isihip, the Oakland County Sheriff's 
‘onlg™: Department said today. 
   
         
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  The driver of the car was Fran- 
cis H. Kelly, 31, of 570 Valencia’ 
Dr. The accident occurred in front 
of 2366 Auburn Avenue. 
Bicyclist, 7, Injured Colliding With Auto   
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IAF ROTC to Use Planes Buying Him TV   
For a 4-year-old boy facing weeks 
of being strapped to a hospital bed 
without use of his hands, arms or 
legs, the hours seem interminable. 
That's why neighbors have de- 
cided to chip in to buy Craig Grove 
of Drayton Plains a small portable 
his bed in Pontiac General Hos- 
pital. 
GOP Ends Deadlock 
on State Nomination (Continued From Page 1) 
will aceept the nomination as state 
treasurer, But if he continues to 
refuse and loses a floor fight, they   
.|say, the race for treasurer will be 
thrown wide open. 
In today’s formal convention 
. “Nobody's going to fight Cobo,” 
one prominent delegate said, ‘‘Not 
after all the trouble we had getting 
him on the ticket in the first 
place.” - 
NO DEALS PAY OFF 
Adroitly refusing to make deals 
with other districts, Ritchie kept 
the bargaining power of his dele- 
gation intact all through the night's 
trading maneuvers. : 
support from many of 
the other 17 mal dis- 
triets in Michigan, Ritchie cli- 
maxed an eight-month drive for 
Van Dusen’s nomination by re- 
fusing to budge from his “no- 
deals” position, 
Early in the evening, Ritchie 
quashed rumors that Chief As- 
sistant Oakland County Prosecutor 
George F, Taylor was in the run- 
ning for a nomination on the non- 
. {partisan ballot-Nov. 6 for Supreme 
Court justice, 
“Oakland County has one can- 
didate,” Ritchie -told the delega- 
tion in pn early caucus,” and 
that candidate is Dick Van Du- 
sen, Our job Is to get him noml- 
nated,” 
We can't afford to weaken our 
position by supporting other can- 
didates. 
Taylor also denied there was any 
truth in the rumors. 
        Neighbors Flock to Help 
Boy, 4, Injured in Accident 
television set to set on the tray of) 
,|Ponomarova is still hiding in Lon- | 
Craig was struck by a car 
Tuesday afternoon on Sashabaw 
road. He didn't look before sud- 
denly darting into the street to 
eatch up with the milkman, a 
friend who often gave him 
rides, * 
The driver of a passing auto 
couldn't stop his car from running 
over the boy. 
Now the cruly-headed blue-eyed 
youngster has to lie perfectly. still 
for weeks to allow his hip to heal 
where the bone was chipped, 
HOW TO HELP? 
One arm was broken at the 
wrist, the other at the elbow. One 
lung was punctured and his pelvis 
seriously injured. 
Craig is the son of Arnold and 
Ione Grove, of 4339 Richalva Ct. 
Grove is a guard at the GMC) 
Truck and Coach plant. 
Neighbors whe missed the live- 
ly lad’s friendly face wondered 
how to help, since Craig is not 
allowed to move his hands to 
hold toys. 
He can move his head to watch 
a television screen, though, and 
ithat's what decided Mrs. Kenneth 
Pawley, of 3505 Coseyburn and her 
friends yesterday afternoon. 
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She said anyone who wants to 
help can mail her money or a ithe bodies of two Egyptians killed 
land reported that footprints to the’ Border Clashes 
Being Minimized 
Incidents at Home | 
JERUSALEM ®—Three of the 
most serious clashes with Israel 
in months have been reported by 
Egypt to U.N, truce observers— 
but the Egyptians appear to be 
minimizing the outbreak in the 
news to their own people, 
Cairo announcements seemed to 
play down the Egyptian-Israeli 
clashes in an effort to avoid furth- 
er outbursts on this front while 
Egypt is preoccupied with the 
‘Suez Canal crisis. 
Egypt complained to U.N. truce 
headquarters here yesterday that 
Israeli raiders killed 13 Egypt- 
ians, 
Later ‘the U.N. truce men found 
in the first of the three clashes 
scene led to and from the Israel 
border. 
Truce teams were still investi- 
gating the other incidents. 
Egyptian army headqbarters in 
Cairo did not say anything about 
the border clashes until several 
hours later. Then its announce- 
ment said nothing of Egyptian 
casualties but claimed the Israelis 
suffered losses and were forced 
to withdraw,’ The Cairo commauni- 
          check or telephone her at OR 
3-1938, . dents,   
‘Case of Slipped Discus’   
International 
ation that discus - thrower Nina 
don raised the prospect today of 
further international flareups over 
five lady's hats. 
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Detectives kept searching for 
the 27-year-old red-headed Olym- 
pics medal winner, and were 
ready to arrest her on sight for 
jumping bail, The 168-pound So- 
iviet woman athlete was charged 
Wednesday with shoplifting five 
bargain basement hats worth 
$4.60, * * 
Responding to rumors that Nina 
may already. have skipped the 
country, Moscow radio today said 
she was “at present in London.” 
don all attempts to forget—or 
whitewash — the strange case 
ing the warrant for her arrest are 
accountable to the courts and not 
to the British Foreign office. 
A police watch for her was be- 
ing maintained at ports and air- 
fields. But it was generally be- 
  Hurt by Five Lady's Hats 
LONDON (®—A-_Moscow declara-; 
As long as she remained in Lon-| 
seemed remote, The police hold-| — Good Will 
dubbed “The Case of the Slipped 
Discus” by the London press, even 
found the Communist Daily Work- 
er siding with some arch capital- to U. N. but Plays Down wl 
que told vaguely of only two inci-|   
  believed to have 
appropriate diplomatic 
channels since the United States 
does not recognize the Red Chi- 
nese government." 
Booth at Court _ to Accept Voter 
Registrations 
To encourage voter registration 
for the Nov. 6 election, the city 
clerk's office will open a registra- 
tion booth in front of the court- 
house Tuesday. 
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Two women will be in the booth 
six days a week through Oct. 8 
  
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in Two-Car Smashup 
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