ES A aaa Pa A, ae a ae a ta 7} i ( / | ; | gh es a, SP ee rr ' sounded a fervent prayer yester- WINS CROWN — Patience worker, Wednesday night was chosen Miss Michigan from 25 other candidates at Muskegon. Miss Valarie Joy Strong, retiring queen, (right) presents her with the crown. Ball-Playing Blonde Wins Beauty Crown -MUSKEGON (?—Miss Michigan of 1958 is a curva- cious blonde with blue-green eyes who plays ball and’ likes prime ribs. Patience Joann Pierce, and member of a family of and talent crown last night ar Wirephete Joann Pierce, a Detroit office 22, Detroit office worker six, won the state’s beauty, and will be a Miss America contender this fall. - . + Judges chose Patience over a field of 25 rivals in the Miss Michigan Sy mace Miss Pierce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Pierce, will represent brothers. She said all to eat prime ribs of plays on a ball team. * * * As Miss Michigan, Patience Jo- = won a $300 education scholar-| , of White Lake in the Whitehall] area, won a $250 scholarship as a runnerup.| The contest was sponsored by) the Muskegon Junior Chamber of Commerce. * * LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — The 1958 Miss Universe beauty pageant opens today with the ar- rival of a planeload of lovelies ded- icated to the proposition that while beauty may be only skin deep—it’ s) pretty. important. For the next 10 days, the city will host some of the world’s “most beautiful women from five nations, 45 states and the District of Co- lumbia. Final selection of Miss, Universe will be made a week) from tomorrow night. Consulate Urges U.S. Tourists - to Leave Syria DAMASCUS (AP) — The U.S. in Damascus has urged all American tourists in the eee get out of the Middle Eas They Ter also warned to avoid crowds. ait & * There was no perceptible evi- dence in Damascus of any ill-feel-) ing toward individual Americans, but newspapers and the govern- ment radio have been bitterly| criticizing what they call “the flagrant aggression”: of the United! States in neighboring Lebanon. About 75 Americans live in Da- mascus. Most of them are diplo- mats and businessmen and their families, * Loudspeakers throughout Da- mascus called on members of the civil defense corps to be ready to go to their stations if the sirens), sounded an aif raid alert. Many members of the home guard,|P alerted yesterday, walked about corte arms. Otherwise there was no sign of anything out of the ordinary.. No Place for Husbands BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI) — A British obstetrician day that spouses. of expectant: ar keep out of maternity wards, Addressing a medical -as- sociation conference, Prof, H, C.° McLaren said husbands ‘in the ‘| Moore that a screening of old-age May Request Governor's Aid Moore Says Action! Likely if Child Mental Health Lag Continues lf the Michigan Mental Health Commission can't find a solution to alleviate the Iack of facilities for mentally ill children in the state, Gov. Williams will be asked to intercede, Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore declared today. © x *« * Judge Moore, of Oakland Coun- ty, made this statement as he an- nounced plans for an Aug. 5 meet- ing of probate judges, hospital su- perintendents and members of the commission to look into this prob- lem. The meeting will be held in Dearborn. The judge was instrumenta) in the formation of a committee of probate judges to see what could be done about admitting some 100 children who are on waiting | lists of mental institutions. Charles F, Wagg, state mental health director, said budgetary limitations prevent the commission from caring for more than the 375 children preotanly in oes. tt bed ‘hoe seated cl mental patients might produce ny who could be returned to counties, thus making more room for the younger persons, ‘I Paid for It’ CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UPI) — A Democratic senatorial candidate donated qa vicuna coat last night to the Cheyenne labor Unions’ com- mittee on political education — and the group plans to auction it to raise money, The candidate, Hepburn T. Armstrong, told Union officials: “I paid for it in Bolivia. ‘British Troops « + Land in Jordan; Soviets Nearby Macmillan Says- Move Made to Forestall- Plot Against King Hussein AMMAN, Jordan (#) — British troops landed in Jordan today as the United States airlifted more sol- diers to the Middle East and the Soviet Union be- gan sabre-rattling close by. British paratroopers from Cyprus flew to the Amman airport to support embat- tled young King Hussein against the wave of anti- Western Arab nationalism which dethroned and killed his cousin, King Faisal II of Iraq. In. London, Prime Minister Ha- rold Macmillan said today that British troops landed in Jordan to forestall a plot to oust King Hus- sein’s government. Macmillan said Hussein had appealed to the United States as well as to Britain for military help to block the threat against his state, The Prime Minister said British troops were being sent by air from The King said the foreign troops Measure to protect our borders He said they had been asked in ter, which provides for collective defense against armied attack with- veg prior authorization from the U.N. ‘ In the meantime, in Washing- ton, British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd is meeting with Secretary of State Dulles today for urgent conferences on the grave events in the Middle East. Lloyd also was to see President Eisenhower this afternoon to re- view the crisis which has sent (Continued on Page 4, Col, 3) One Bare, One Covered ATLANTA (UPI) — Policemen S. F. Wiggins and L. F. Burch suspected something was fishy when they spotted a car with the license entirely covered, They were right — the male driver of the auto turned out to be com- pletely nude, Iraq Insurance Boosted LONDON (UPI) — British in- surance underwriters have boost- ed the “war risk’ premium for ships using Iraqi ports sevenfold —from 10 cents to 70 cents per $280, Iraq, in the throes of a rebellion, has a short coastline under Article 51 of the U.N. Char- pom further developments. Paratroopers ~The Army got into the WOES Fs READY FOR QUICK MOVE — More than a score of Marine assault helicopters landed on the deck of the carrier Antietam at Norfolk after a flight from North Carolipa. The helicopters re- in Turkey; More Marines Readied WASHINGTON (7) — The United States readied more Marine forces for the Middle East today as air- borne Army troops, pulled from the NATO line in Ger- — many, reached an advanced staging area in friendly Turkey. rapid buildup of American power in the eastern Mediterranean yesterday when the caries ‘ie Musscs bi eae iceman: 0 ie Sladen: although the Pentagon described the flight as a preparatory movement. of the 24th Division flew in| | giant Air Force transports While the Army troopers were flying eastward, a powerful force from the 2nd: Marine Division, Reaction Story Page 14 Camp Lejeune, N. C., was board- ing transports and at least one air- craft carrier near; Norfolk, Va., and Morehead City, N. C. x * * Although the Pentagon officially described the boarding activity as “a readiness exercise,” it had all. the looks of an emergency em- barkation. Military officers noted the par- ticular significance of one phase of the Norfolk area activity—the movement of Marine assault heli- copters. These were “flown up from Cherry Point, N. C., and land- ed directly on the flight deck of the carrier Antietam. In Adana, Turkey, the crack force of more than 1,000 U. S. para- troopers rested on their weapons today, awaiting orders for their next move—if any—in the angry Middle a ; te * About a hours age, this air- borne task force from the U. S. 24th Division was more tharr 1,400 along the Persian Gulf and is a Goldfine didn't give it to me.” major oil: producer’. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) State Gives Saginaw Street Plan Five existing Saginaw street traffic signals should be eliminated and one new one added, accord- ing to State Highway Department plans for a progressive — light system. City Traffic Engineer Theodore M. Vanderstempel, who said today he would oppose one of the changes, believed the state would authorize construction to begin in about a month. It should be com- pleted by midfall, he said. SHOULD BE AT ELM In. order to produce a smooth flow of traffic, the’ state said, there of Warren, Mt, Clemens, Water, Rapid and Raeburn streets. =~ wards “are a darfin nuisancé and really need nursing themselves.” The new signal, it recom- mended, should be at’ tite cor- ‘Remove 5 Traffic Signals’ ner of Elm street, halfway be- tween Rapid and Raeburn. Vanderstempel, nevertheless, be- lieved that a Mt, Clemens street light is necessary, ‘Without one,” he said, “pedestrians would have to walk to the’ Huron street or Oakland avenue signals in order to cross Saginaw.” * * * The traffic engineer believed the state would be willing to go along with a Mt. Clemens street signal. He saiq that the dispute would not delay construction. There is no argument between state and city, Vanderstempel | ing should be no signals at the corners| said about the « other recom- mended changes. According to Harold J. Baissite, director of the highway depart- ment’'s traffic division, the exist- ing Rapid and Raeburn lights would not fit into a ital system. INSUFFICIENT VOLUMES There are insufficient traffic vol- said, ‘‘to justify breaking up the proposed progression.” The traffic signal changes were submitted by Bauerle in a time- Space diagram based on traffic volumes gathered by the city’s umes at the two intersections, he/| tst Airborne Battle Group? Hopes Dwindle for U.N. Force No International Police Group Seen Replacing Marines in Lebanon WASHINGTON — Hope dwin- died in Congress today that the United States can depend upon the United Nations to supplant the Ma- rines in Lebanon with an inter- national police force. Secretary Genera] Dag Ham- marskjold said yesterday the U. N. watchdog team now in Leb- anon can prevent outside aid from reaching rebels in that country — a statement quickly interpreted as undercutting the U.S, position. The U. N. Security Council is scheduled to vote today. A Soviet |veto is considered certain. * * * Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH) said in a separate interview ar- skjold's statement was damaging to this country’s effort to transfer sectirity responsibility to an inter- national force. Swedish representative Gunnar V. darring was reported ready te introduce a- resolution at the - Security Council meeting this aft- ernoon calling for the observers to suspend operations. Jarring told the Council that the presence of the Marines makes it impossible for the observers to carry out their job of watching the Lebanese borders for any aid slipping through to the Lebanese rebels from President Nasser’s United Arab’Republic. * * * Sweden apparently was dis- turbed that the United States had taken the initiative away from the U.N. by sending in the Marines. ta Traffic Engineering Department. The diagram indicates how the ‘signals should be timed if traffic is to flow smoothly, “without. hav- ing to conte to a stop,” Vander- stempel explained. ; * & -& It recommends that the present 60-second cycle in effect at pres- Editorials weneseuacete sewers 6 Food besrvecccense S0-SE Market ....cccccceescnene. Obituaries ......... vevvees., 10 Sports .wovgcsciccescises 37-40 Theaters ..........0s000s soe 22 TV & Radio Programs .,, 47 Wilson, Karl ..,.....5.5.. 47 Women’s Pagés sesevves, 32°35 The “Bright Spot”——Orchard Lake at Cass needs clean cars. Top dollar, FE vehicles. MARINES IN BEIRUT — U.S. Marines in trucks ride past the St. George Hotel in Beirut, capital of Lebanon. The Marines landed south of the city and moved northward in tanks, trucks and other e ce a AP Wirephete a 3 a ' e Seen Se a lel AP Facsimile It looks as if little Linda too long. Girl's Baton-Twirling Goal Closer After Heart Surgery ship may get her wish of being a baton twirler before The six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forbes came through a delicate heart operation at Ford Forbes of Waterford Town- Hospital, Detroit, yesterday* with flying colors according to the team of heart spe- cialists who performed the operation. The little girl is still not out of danger but the trouble has been corrected. She is confined to an oxygen tent and is periodically packed in ice to keep her tempera- ture down, according to the physi- cians, USE NEW SOLUTION A new type plastic solution was used to plug a small hole in the right side of ' Linda’ 8 enlarged heart, During the four-hour operation a perforated aora valve was dis- covered as the cause of other complications which had baffled specialists prior to the operation. Doctors explained that after a hole has been patched up, it takes almost six weeks for the heart to slow down because of the tremen- repaired, * * When Waterford Township resi- dents heard of Linda’s plight, they started a campaign to donate bl plasma and Monday, more than '|pints were) accummulated for Lin.| da’s surgery. She is still being tee blood plasma in the oxygen tent this | morning, according to her father, and he has no idea how much has been used or is still needed. 8-0488. (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) z HEAR NIFARKO, candidate for U.S. Congress, tonight at 7:25, WPON. Dr. E, R, Lamb, who directed Warmer Tonight, More Humidity Partly cloudy and warmer with more humidity is the prediction for tonight and tomorrow, with to- night’s low near 62, The high Friday is expected to reach around 84. Scattered showers are forecast for tomorrow night, with a low of 65, In downtown Pontiac the lowest temperature reading preceding 8 long Border” ‘War ‘of Nervest: Ony. Large - Scale Exercises Start Tomorrow." o TEHRAN, Trav. (UPI) Soviet troops, tanks'and air- craft were seén- moving along the Russian-Iranian border today, apparenitly’ in. preparation for large-scale. “exercises” starting to- morrow. The Soviets ‘announced early today they would hold maneuvers in the ‘Trans Caucasus and. tan areas, which border on Iran and Turkey. They said: the. exercises would’ start ve morrow. The troops. ind ‘tks were visible from Astara, an Iranian town on the Soviet border. Planes also were sighted in the area. Informed government | sources said they believed the. massing .of Soviet forces on the border is part : of a “war of nerves’ the Russians intend to impose on the pro-Weat- ern Mideast countries in retalia- tion for the U. S, a in Lebanon, The British consulate at Khor- ramshahr also has been asked to ‘keep on the lookout for nationals. Reports arriving in Tehran’ to- day said former Premier Nuri Said definitely had been killed» and his body hanged pantiely: in the streets. . There also was a short scare here when travelers arriving ‘from the airport outside Tehran réport- ed that tanks were moving toward the city. But it was learned that it was a routine troop. movemerit * | a er Reports reaching: foreign-embas- sies here said the « rebels’: were firmly in control in Iraq.’ The Transcaucasus district bor- ders on Turkey and Iran, both members of the pro-Western Baghdad Pact, and lies léss than 800 miles from Beirut and’ NATO. bases in Turkey. Turkestan- is" the plateau area farther. to. the east along the froutiers ef Af- ghanistan and _ the _-weatera reaches of Communist China. The Soviet annotincement gave no hint as to the number of troops and planes which will take: part im the maneuvers, ; * * * It was deemed significant, a ever, that the forcés~will-be come mandéd by two high-ranking offi- cers. The commanders. are.Marsh- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ‘Hands Off Lebanon’ MOSCOW uF — More than 2,000 banner-waving, fist-shaking “Rus- sians demonstrated outside the U.S. Embassy” today, ‘shouting “Hands off . Lebanon” « and “Hands off Iraq.’", Two., hours a.m, was 55 degrees. The thermom- &ter registered 76 at 1 p.m. after the demonstrators : up in well organized tolumis, there had been no violence; Robert Murphy Arrives by Jet Murphy, who is deputy und lightning trip on orders from “I appreciate the kindness U.S. Envoy in Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)—Special U.S. emissary Robert : Murphy arrived here today and expressed hope Americans . dous pumping of blood through the} can contribute to peace and stability in the Middle: East. %% |system before the heart has been * + fe Murphy, who said his mission.will keep him hére ‘some days, arrived aboard a huge jet KC135 tanker after an-li-- | hour trip from Westover Field, Mass. ? It was the first United States- -to-Lebanon srtaihi flight. ersecretaty of state, made the | for” President Eisenhower, - ‘of the Lebanesé goversiment in permitting me at the instance of President and Secretary of State Dulles to visit Beirws at ame aft. cult time. “I Jook forward to enetel lthe team of six doctors, said that |, (Continued on Page 2,.Col, 2) | James L. Holloway,” Murphy 4 talks with President Camitie.” Chamoun and other Lebanese officials as well as with Adm. < \ said. and not in any way .a‘revolution, ee a om nee eo ee an i 2 i a ‘ Nd WAG ot Slow Release in Cuba 18 Sailors and Marines Still Held at Mountain Hideouts of Rebels GUANTANAMO, Cuba (AP) — U.S. Consul Park Wollam_ sent word last night that it may be a/firmed at the commission meeting lives at 615 Oakland, week more before Fidel Castro’s) Monday night, rebels release all. the U.S. service- men they kidnaped. The rebels’ idea apparently is to keep Cuban government forces from launching a full-scale attack on their mountain hideouts for as long as possible. * * * Four more servicemen were re- turned to the Guantanamo naval bese yesterday by U.S. Navy hel- icopter after spending 20 days in rebel camps in the mountains of east Cuba. Eighteen sailors and Marines remained behind. Wollam, who has spent three weeks dickering for the prisoners’ release, said the whole operation |mandef in chief of the Soviet forces might take from four days to a week with the men probably con-, tinuing to come out in small/f batches. * * * The latest four men freed- were Lawrence E. Jamison, 21, Brad- Angelo Mpazicos, 20, the Bronx, N.Y.; Michael P, Mc- and Hal C. Worrall, 18, Marysville, Ind.. Worrall is a Marine; the rest ford, Pa.; Ardle, 18, New York City; are Navy men. The men ing. x * * The rebels already have fide belligerents. Paratroops Arrive | af Base in Turkey (Continued From Page One) milesyaway et its base near Mu- nich, Germany. The combat-ready paratroopers —or most of them—had no idea where they were going when they were hustled aboard transport planes, They joked about the usual lack of information. Sgt. Stanley Willard, 29, Gratz, Pa., was in charge of 12 para- troopers and two Jeeps aboard = Bae Kee “TI don’t know where we're go- ing,”” he grinned, “But you can bet your boots we'll do a good job when we get there.” With that, Willard began a fu- rious polishing of his already spick and span rifle. The men landed here last night. Unofficial reports said more than 50 Air Force transports were need- ed for the men and their equip- ment. somewhat unprepared. Some staff officers of the task “ferce had to sleep in tents with- Out cots. Crews of the treansport planes slept in their planes. The paratroopers broke out their sleeping bags and bedded down in circles around the planes. Commander of the task force is Brig. Gen. James E. Roberts of the U. S. Air Force in Germany. The flight was made under tense and hurried conditions. The para- troopers had no food, with the ex- ception of chocolates, during the six hours in the air All material was packed for dropping by parachute. Sixteen American and West Ger- man correspondents and ye | raphers accompanied the force. x * &* U. S. authorities declined to give ‘ the exact number of men or planes es oe ee oot Oe involved-or hint at their ultimate destination. The Weather Fall U.8. Weather Bureaa Report Sonar in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. At 8 a.m.: Wind ca Sun sets ‘Thursday cr *: 06 p.m, Sun rises Friday at 6:11 a.m. Moon sets Thursday at 8:28 p.ni. Moon rises Friday at 7:25 a.m. Downtown Temperatares Wednesday in Pontiac (as recorded downtown) Weather—Pair One Year “re in Pontiac ad ° est and vr a Po eare ae This Date | in 86 Years 101 in 1887 81 in 1940 __ Wednesday's Temperature. 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They said the rebels made them clean up before leav- re- leased the 20 U.S. and Canadian |the civilians they kidnaped in a futile effort to force: the U.S. govern- ment-to recognize them as bona The Day in Birmingham «* BIRMINGHAM—Mayor Cari In- graham today announced the ap- pointments of William H, Burgum, sion and Walter R. Denison to the City Planning Board, The appointments will be con- Burgum, of 1875 Winthrop St., an engineer with the George Bass Construction Co, and a for- mer planning board chairman, will succeed William Hutchinson. The latter resigned after accept- Soviets Massing on Iran Border (Continued From Page One) al A. A. Grechko, former com- in Germany and now first deputy ras minister in charge of land s, and\ Marshal Cyril Meret- skov, deputy defense minister and wartime commander of os Lenin- grad front. Assigament ‘at the ep mil Suez and the Israeli attack on Egypt's Sinai Desert. At that time, the Soviet government be- gan registering help Egypt. definite indication yet that the So- viets planned to send any volun- teers into the Middle East now or that ‘they contemplated any actual -_ or ~iery interven- n, Girl's Baton Wish * (Continued From Page One) _ because Linda had not ‘been re- strained a Hat WOULD HAVE eration and doctors told her that only 1% years ago, this tion ue it ; ; * * When the newly-crowned nation- Land-O-Lakes the majorettes will present their gift along with an invitation to join their group in learning how to twirl a baton. U.S. Freighter Collides With Swedish Vessel DETROIT — The Swedish motorship Ereholm and the Ameri- can freighter Armstrong collided in the northern end of Lake St. Clair Mayor Ingraham Names Two to City Positions to the Birmingham City Commis-\county prosecutor, will actually t “volunteers” to The sources said there was no Hills Duplicate bg Keller of Smail of First place went to Carl . Oak. 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If she disobedient for three ; ae ae | ies 1.500 I ee ee Up nules. |.ce oe oe eo é N 2 ~Co a Is Re ‘ ver been no decision on whether U. 8, FOT the Wife ‘ WEAR KINDY GLASSES . ose" /ONE€ eEcove “4 alongside the British, though dip| KINGSTON, N. J. (UPD A ' atisfacticn ee “ pos lomats understood marriage counselor” speaking at coos Your Se lee : CAPE CANAVERAL; Fla, (AP)|that illuminated the Florida sky). 3. one pee rn powell _ Gugranteed In Writing! | ; After 70 seconds, the siecle Ee by” British for protection of Brit- Cay cn awe aster s ochacl ge = and drove toward the horizon. jarrived here at' 10:58 am. after a cacag tat Mile Gans teacher in the Fiji Islands, The Vikings cies: = © #83 ring witli Britain's United) take the most serious view Of any ie 2 “|. The 68-foot rocket was visible|Nations | tion in New York.) further physical assaults on Brit-| ‘1. Don't tell wife some story Are z 2 obey ad it reflected i flown overnight from Lon-| ish lives oF ae about some girls in past time. ‘ S a Jes a Seere aré nae 0 .| 2. Don’t growl at her when she; re, | < Tbe cone por , Presi ‘to| He was met by Dulles who said [ong in il gosh a ponte done something wrong. Wait for Coming : te from the missile body| “lm glad to see you.” Lloyd |airmen at rebekheld Habaniyah|time, then growl. ’ somewhere in outer space. came here at Dulles’ invitation. Air Base, and eral hundred 3. Love her in always. € » SEL THE ROYALTY OF fough| ‘The cone appeared to be the| Gen. Nathan F. , chair-| technicians who run the oil fields! - 4,(When she saying bad things, Fe 13 NO. SAGINAW ST. @ HEARING AIDS | the earth's atmosphere at a speed/same. size as its 3,000-mile prede-|man of the U. 8, Joint Chiefs of/at Kirkuk, Mosum and the Basra) don’t hear that. Keep away from ’ Starenetial tse : —_— . range re-entry problem. ; : a - Ia? eins Wernher won Braun, observed the eG Shop Friday Night ‘til 9 Wahin's Great spectacular launching. —_ - LONDON (AP) — An object tae ee Officials announced that the re-| washed up on a beach in the Eng- ¥ Athi f.7,- Storewide or eee ae ccf mae me VF Se i 5 ’ As . sile men have fond a gatisfac-|inan famark guined’ slesile’ fred : Pre-Inventory eon i eee CLEARANCE ec Fe ee a , oe ere Tt was discovered by Betty Fox 7 a EN cs ee ee oe te ae Ends Saturday at 5:30! nna dee tae -: : EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED ‘nnn tains , Increase Staff of Prosecutor ‘Tentative OK Granted bd EVERY MATTRESS IN Giant 3 H.P. 24-Inch — OUR STOCK REDUCED o in the Music Festival . Still'@ good selection of fine pianos played only Shown: the Grinnell "Rhapsody" spinet, in mahogany. Regularly $725,.now ...... $650 NEW FESTIVAL PIANOS from 5A88 | - Extended Accouds Invited GRINNELL'S, 27 S. Saginaw St., FE 3-7168 - . » at great savings! a oe se wen ll omnet ted! fo Hiring of 2 Persons . g q ica mam roast wet st] by Supervisors Group | Fgetory Rebuilt Demonstrator | a ' | fi eh pecan TO ONE LOW PRICE Seen c [od Se Cnkdend County prosnonter's . ‘ j ‘ * | ee meee Riding Rotary Mower —S . State Gives Pontiac |rz.'2, at cttee,to bane two) - 4 You Get Any Mattress or Box Spring, | * * * * > , 4 : : Saginaw Street Plan gene mn Cometnn ok *.. SEED 95 S$ zi } Full or Twin Size, in Our Stock! (Continued From Page One) | the additions and said the matter Value Easy Terms! : } ent be dttared 6 a 1 cyclie| Should now go before the Ways : during rush neues Pe handle a/2%d Means Committee. C. Lem ; ; greater traffic vo * Prosecutor Frederick C. . * ‘ wes ck would mca that | Tpbected the sow perscanel @ Trouble Free Drive with Covered Guard 3 $59.95 and No Down Payment, pyres traffic pce move at | 59,000, im Mrearty salaries, to | @ Safety Clutch © Recoil Starter 5 . , | axing 227 mulls an hour—than | konto gel activi enter tha | @ 6 teieubty Soot © Hendle Ser ; $69.95 Values : Pay 3 Monthly! could avefage 29-32 miles an | Ment of Support Act, and sid 4 go Throttle : ; ter, Tansee “ye | pls Saya Damon | Tomer Yrevventy i . At all times said, the aver-) = = - a age speed in ‘the downtown area Previously, the matters have 2 : : - sli handled by the Friend of the : . . . tego ao the assistance ot te * & Firm or Extra Firm Types * * * Corporation . Y x , for these two offices from Lafayette street on the north 1044 the Salaries Committee mem- * Tufted or Tuftless to South boulevard on the south.|>ers of being “swamped. : ; Included is an estimated $4,500 so * * All Mattress and All Box Springs Have worth of construction at the Oak- Picts amendment to a rigor F F | 10 G ! | SE ek eee, ceeal anieaeaa i ull 10-Yr. Guarantee! | traffic island. To put the system mead the _Sionamsnste Lay on : seer ee tad Se Pome tr Oo | %* Spectacular Sale Starts Tomorrow at 9:30! avenue to South boulevard, Vander-jhas placed the authority with the i stempel said latter since 1953. ' : H iy : Metal Holly- ' i wood Bed : - Frames, on 3 - Casters LAST 2 DAYS! on | ye ® : ) Big, Husky 22-Inch | | , Rotary Power Mower } ed i Reg. $ 9 5 No Money Down, |. $69.95 Poy 4%3 Monthly! $=‘ ae wk Heavy duty 21% H. P. 4-cycle Briggs & Stratton _ Waite's Bedding . . . Downstairs engine PORE AAS OR FPN ee RE RO A es a She Oe Fee * Lifetime guarantee on steel deck . % Side chute ejection and leaf mulcher for non-clog cutting * Recoil starter, controls on handle % Staggered ball bearing wheels *% 5 cutting height ad- justments % 90-day warranty Heavy Gauge Krene Plastic Large Air Mattresses 2.44 : Here’s real fun. for everyone! Use these * large air mattresses on the beach, as a | float, station wagon bed, or camping out. _ Easy to inflate with mouth or pump, non- : _ leak air valve, 60” by 28” size. The whole . family will get years of fun with , these Mower Headquarters sturdy mattresses! Waite's ... airs : ; a Woajte’s Notions... Street Floor 2 RSS EE AAR RIS BS EE AE RE ORES ce shane a RES ntact ee Powertu for sports, travel, nature study Si ES Zeiss Type Binoculars LIGHTWEIGHT ALL-PURPOSE BINOCULARS , BINOCULARS 995 1H 98 ms 9.98 Sale priced 7x35 Binoculars with in- 7x35 center focus Binoculars with bino- ~ dividual focus, binolux - coated lens. lux coated lens. Perfect for travel, hunt- Unconditionally guaranteed, ing, all sports, 6.95 Pigskin Carrying Case....... cd eoce oe $3 29.95 6x30 Center Focus Field Glasses ........... ecnenes 9.98 39.95 8x25 Individual Focus Binoculars .................. 13.99 69.95 7x50 Center and Individual Focus Binoculors ..... Charge Them at Waite's Clock Dept. ... Street Floor ‘ ve / ‘ . - - . i a THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY. 17, 1958 } Sha hai Po lation ‘U lion despite the relocation of hun-| He lata ont that vast num- ian 7 tusel of - fiance to me i nae, eee Kaen — “4 Neat Milli i 5Y e dreds of thousands of its citizens.|bers of Shanghai ‘residents baal AG ce Who sap No" ft Th ed , Ra da claimed| must’ be ‘something -wrong na rly Million in 5 Years) “o,. New China News Agency|been moved to different jobs in ote fay Girl $500 damages ‘trom V. Balakrissinan,|this girl or Balakrissing TOKYO (UPD) “— Shanghai,|Sid an official of the Shanghaijother parts of the country, | GAPORE (UPI)—A Isyear-|97_ os ee ‘engagement bro dyed 1 t Communist China’s largest city, /2>r Bureau reported that the -tola Ceylonese girl was awarded) N; aes The court said,|ment.” . . waves, the Benteneihs regrteee oh Sa 3 "\city’s population was now 7,120,-/ Conventional safety pins can now/ $500 i ‘the Whis-| .- ~ eet lvoe, reper 4 | increased its population during the| 999, compared with 6,204,417 in be manufactured at a rate of about/her chances of marriage wepel pering ent ht .* ‘Sir James Dewar invented the tet, Tete There are more than 1,000. - 7 last five years by almost one mil-! June 1953. 90. per minute-in'e single meching.'“‘somewhat impaired” uy the be laehece tet kind.ivacuum bottle about 1902, tna’ method ods normally take 5 Sichurches in Philadelphia. | um : ? Be oe : : ; : » : £ sacs e Sar Tease ees 3 4 : | ; | i 2 : : : : E Be : 125 oe e 2 oe. et : Ze ce : ; ~*~ ee me ve: : i : ak : bo | | | _ : 1 \, ROEBUCK AND Co. / ~ VAMIIP - , Hi vaste... c was A $ - 7 2 90° HOLDS UNTIL OCTOBER ist ) | | 100% orlon deep-napped gy | | washable blankets aka | Regularly Rp save over $19 NOW | | 10.98 eli: ie | | wf: | 88 | a Here's a buy worth getting excited about! A . Your of ae Toasty-warm 100% orlon ... the aristocrat of blanket ey Choice | / fibers... at this low, low price! 72x99 inches, with a LN a: | soft bushed nap, 5 Harmony House ‘colors and red, ~ arr © ae | f "Domestic Dept,—Main Floor £ “a ETD All Regularly ot 39,98 i Onl aid “AD ‘Latest all-wool fashions! Tweeds, | | ae on or ; abelines, chinchilla cloths, fleeces ,.. } ] b -¢ ea ey — : _ popular chemise, straight line, casual “4 { lid lank > | > or belted styles, some with smart knit a So co or ets Regulor 3.98 Waltz trims, some with warm pile linings! \ | Gowns and Dusters All in Fall’s newest, most exciting colors. i = Better hurry! They can't last long a YOUR 66 at this price! Sizes 8 to 20. | CHOICE Now Only 2' Women's Ready-to-Wear i 2 é | & Second Floor each A grand sale price en no- “ms , | ONLY 50c HOLDS ‘TIL OCT. Ist! eee BOTH REGULARLY PRICED AT 6.98 pretty colors and trims. : Sizes 32 to 40. . Here's a really great buy! Rich napped washable 10° orion, 90% rayon blanket. Full 3!) A> ! pounds. 72x90 inches. one in today and Sale—-women’s Nightwear -take advantage oi this sale price! full cotton gowns your %%]47 & 4 CHOICE _ Zz ®@ Both Regularly at 1.98 t c S Walts Gowns . . . Colorful floral prints 4 on fine cotton batiste adorn these 1% Durable Plastic f — pan AC ae Pink, blue or | Carpet Protector — ow « a Gowns . a ape finish ‘ee { | 3-ft. wide . 89¢ : ond avian enbrolin _ re PER GE OE Ee b Heavyweight aga ee is Pastel colors. Sizes a t ‘ a " | ideal protection or car- A eon infon ye , shel d sink t Lingerie Dept—Main Floor © * | Cieane ay tae loa Slip-on Shirts A | 6-ft. wide .. 1.49, 9-ft. wide .. 2.39 yf 12-ft. wide ,, 2.98 2 for $] 1 | i —~ = Soft ‘combed cotton shiris | have water sepetiect ti ‘ } , Sturdy Galvanized, Easy-to-Fold Etre » | ri uit shirts—-2 for $1. i Straightline Outdoor Dryer i © Regularly Sell at 12.95 99 Setdide Uribebl ret Honeysuckle Cotton mn . eive asna i} | © 180 Feet of Drying Space , ey “ tl boxer shorts } | , Pinwale Corduroy 3 Ai | @ 30 Line Dryer : , ir $ if . . ° Reg. 1.59 92¢ Yd. For ' \ Seems to be nothing like the fresh, clean aroma ol Perforated All Steel ' , clothes dried outdoors. Hanging them is easier too Mkt 4 yy} with this straightline dryer. Hurry in during this salel Ironing Table — a tebe pal ggts , . 1} —_— 4 99 esses, jumpeérs, chil- 3-Day Special Price 1A Reg. 17.95 — 202-ft. dryer ole © wiele ore scveseves ses 15.99 g.%. : ° dren's wear. 36-in. Buy PE , a | , : , Perforated t faster, tae ain Reg. 24.95 — 2274. dryer ........... stescy ash OO cool ioning Brurdy ‘che cig SC atvechie emeauat cad of Limited Quontity! nw Housewares,.Dept., Main “Basement poeadon cal firash. = Yd. Goods Dept.—Main Floor cloth boxer shorts in a variety of Gauze Diapers | | . colorful patterns for girls and Souci $2 » ie ; r boys. Come in early for a a p ;, ' : lete selection of sizes and ' Take advantage of this offer 2 ia Men’‘s Specials Boys’ Specials Se estas stews mi feces fit mein | | i) j weight Honeysuckle diapers. : ()} . Infants’: Wear—Main Floor White 20x40-inch. . af Cardigan Jackets eae by : ( Cotton Shortie PJ’s T Sli | rel I hoe ofa || | Reg. 5.98 2.88 we i 99¢ sq e-p ay snoes 2Colore 147 | Ii) : . me With t sn “pa par fog llr teil le oot oe Special! Lively colored for wo n and children Lin : 3. gag ; | Many tones. S-XL. At this sensational cotton plisse requires no pc eee He allay ironing. Snug elastic boxer waist for comfort. ii 10.16. Comfortable, frolicsome fabric casuals... the * fervorite fhoice of mom and her little one on busy funloving days. We also : . % have @ large selection of leathers | nee sn end sandals. Hurry... SAVE! ' 7 : Special Purchase! Shoe Dept Men-Save | 1. 10 a pear : mney : Boyville Knit 4) Combed Polished . Chi Cotton Shirts cotton slacks ga Reg. 79¢ 2 F « S] Reg. 4.98 3% ; Theos’ knit shirts are roms wie . The luster look is tapered Ivy styling tig summmst and at this ow Crease and spot resistant. Easy-care special price you can't afford i washable colors. Sizes os to 40. not to buy! White only! py in during this sale. ., SAVE! eft ’ | ‘ ; a , a « 7 ‘ ghz P : » ce PONTIAC PRES "PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, W, a 2 Pes ae ie ee jin Walled Lake and the Pontiac} At this time the board also will of about $1.20 a bushel 90 cents for corn, $83 a r meeting / nual financial statement signed. [7 Coniplete: Plans | en Se ee : . |report to Congress made public to- wat Commerce — {ies vewement programs COMMERCE TOWNSHIP | Under this program—which is been completed IP inl st snare et : 5| —tarmers are pad subsidies for the Commerce Township » sihotmests zs lesa a wat aee| oe ee, ee | | ‘|of the township. - | tebaces: A major prupose was REOORDS FALL AT UNION LAKE — Base- Pontiac Press Photo é t * & fo help old down surplus pro) bail pitching music critics are having their say at Breit of 760 Farnworth St. awaits his turn.. The bank will be officiall eg Oe. “= *.| this Panl Bunyan Days carnival booth in Union annual two-day event, sponsored by the Union when ‘a. Res hearings before a House. Lake. Called thé “Record Break,” the game Lake Businessmen’s Assn., will wind up. this bloodmobile is’ stationed subcommittee, offers the “critics a chance to test their throw- evening. Proceeds are used to help support fomenege og Mlle yon ‘without| 198 accuracy and bust a phonograph recording local Boy Scoiit” troops, Little League: Baseball 1:45 t0'7:45 p.m program. farmers would have| %eY dislike. Taking dead aim here is Daniel teams and the Union Lake» Volunteer Fire e produced an additional 289 million Hatfield. (right) of 9215 Funston St. Kenneth Department. for Monday may] >ushels of corn, 5% million bales of he. made by contacting Mrs, Ed-|Cotton, 318; million bushels of . ward Genack, EMpire 3-3806,. | Wheat. 244 million of tobac- Sneezing at Ball Game? | men ia. Bel sapiens ‘and cbordi- Appoint Leaders for Torch Drive in Oakland : They will name community cliair- nate the campaigns, Mrs. Marsh said. - The ‘Torch Drive will be con- — from Oct. 14 through Nov. Holstein’ Enthusiasts Schedule Show at lonia The annual Black and White Show, for farmets interested: in Holstein ‘epttle, will be held July 31 at the Tonia Free Fair Grounds, udging Prof. Hilton Boyton of the Univer- sity of New Hampshire. ee ' Oakland County. breeders who To Hold: Vacation School Community Charch will hold Daily} Vacation Bible School from July 28 Aug. 1. Sessions will be pe ge om 9 to 11:30 ‘a.m. t .|mont Community School has been n|charge of the forensic program. r * A buffet reception was held at Almont School Hires New English Teacher ALMONT — ‘The faculty of: Al- completed with the hiring of Die- trich Richter of Dundee. Richter, who replaces Richard Ziehmer in - During the past two years, he served in the armed forces. and "Ifor the last year was stationed at|: the U.S. Army European Command Publications Office in Paris, France, . » He is # graduate of Michigan State: University. es Holly St. Rita’s Church to Hold Family Dinner HOLLY — St. Rita’s Church in Holly will hold its an- nual family style dinner from noon to 5 p.m, Sunday at tha church. Other features of the public event will be fancywork booths and a “post office’ grab bag, There will be no charge for children under five years of age. The church, located on M&7 in the village, has Sunday Masses at 7, 8:30 -and 10:30 a.m, The Rev. Cyril Rancourt is pastor, Imlay Parents Announce Daughter's Engagement — IMLAY CITY. — Mr, and Mrs. Neil Taylor of Imlay City have announced the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Edwin W. Michigan College where she is af- filiated with Sigma Nu Phi sorority? Her finance attended Hillsdale Col- h Robert Motgan of the Rural Bible Mission in charge. _'Tau Delta fraternity. Catholic] The 36201 BETTY SEBERT engagement Sebert to Fred A. Stayhue Jr. has been announced by her parents, Mrs. Mildred Sebert of Madison St., . Richmond, and Roy L. Sebert of Armada. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Fred A. Stayhue of Dryden and the late Mr. Stay- hue. A Sept. 20 wedding in the First Methodist Church in Rich- mond is: planned. gagement he JOYCE FRALICK Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fralick of 1920 Auburn Rd., Avon Town- ship, have announced the en- their daughter, Joyce, to Ronald Newmann, son of. Mr. and Mrs. John Newmann of Saginaw. The wedding. date hasn't been set. ae of lege. He was a member of Delta year, months than any More crimes, suicides and insan- ity. occur. during the summer other time of the of Betty in two of them. White Lake Dems List 59 Candidates WHITE LAKE’ TOWNSHIP — Candidates for the five major of- fices in the White Lake Towhship primary election next spring were of the Township Democratic Com- mitteé at the.home of Kenneth E. Goodell, * * The candidates and the offices * visor; Bernard J.. Hickey,. clerk; Mrs. Margaret Malm, treasurer; Mollencopf, trustees. Names of the remainder of pros- pective Democrat ‘candidates for 12 offices in the township will ‘be an- nounced at the committee’s next meeting Aug. 20. * + * Plans also Were discussed for the holding of an. ‘‘old-fashioned” | summer rally sometime month. County Calendar Rochester The Ken Apple vocal trio will « r & special meeting “Saturda: ae t30 p.m. at Bethany Tabernacie, and Castell streets, hhochester, The public is invited. i _ Auburn Heights Auburn. Heights ‘Seamenity Club The will meet at 6:30 p.m. —. f a _ the fome of. EB. Long Lake Rd. a the hostess. ck Ait A paiuak Drugs Take % of Bottles NEW YORK — Manutacturers of glass containers ship nearly five billion a year for drugs and toile- announced Jast night at a meeting), they will seek are: Goodell, super-|° and Everett Gillow and Edward E.| next * ena ders.| Mrs, st Ho wil Finochle ‘will be played. during the eve-) Priend fs (Farm t Mr and Mr iy popular pickup, or the fleet offering more load space than popular models. Look over Chevrolet’s lineup models—and pick the pickup that suits your job best. For cutting costs, there are the fast: lowest pri few Fleetsides, ony comparable able low-priced of 12 different Prices start lowest...capacity goes highest in Chevy pickups! working Stepsides, which include America’s Stepsides, featuring America’s lowest priced popular pickup. For hauling bi ger loads, there are the handsome new . sides—with pickup boxes a full 6 feet wi - offering more cargo space than any compar- models. Your dealer's got all the facts on why no ‘other pickup brings you such rock-ribbed de- pendability at Chevy's rock-bottom price. Mrs. Genack, coordinator of ' : . or egy aoe pag dey 317% wear, ae asia uF low. : = ALUMINUM BED GLIDER > ALUMINUM LOUNGE | |°¢ Goons to Full Size Bed! Reg. 69.50 20” POWER MOWER , a aeeeia sate rs Ass © Choice of Beautiful Covers! - a ne Epes aig cor $= 50 2 | | he Magid bear- — os Innerspring Construction!. or included, 1 99° : : © $5.00 Delivers Yours ; ; . a | nin TOY TRACTOR SALE! |— comet |" re ee $ 95 a FOLD NG = H ¢ Kapttroctiv alider by doy. . opens into a full size bed at night. A. Hammock & Stand Reg. $19.95 _ SALE. 12 | Aluminum for light- menass | * Large box arm pillows. All cushions are double corded and 3 eernt os Z | oo Psat Toke ne et. | + Se in extra so Worth west coverings. Back Mill-colordt clipe ‘] ] 88 * ie: ons are reversible pis now at the owest ices eve Real f OTHER WHEEL GOODS =|“ ) shi ah cl comfort. Doll Buggies $6.95 up Tricycles . $8.95 up |} ann OS opm sete DECORATIVE CAST ‘ALUMINUM PRACTICAL PEEL CANE. ain Drive Tricycies ..... . Ss Includes a Tre ern! in pha seaatgrl SAVE UP TO Our entire peel ke stock is reduced noe tae SAVE UP TO o Fit a Tree as Large as in diameter. ; CROQUET = DAISY AIR Single Seat abel ... 2-Seater Settee and — 2 5 % ng a = Lito sah A98 Small Occasional Table .... lightweight, rust- ee : SETS 9 RIFLES | ‘4 proof, decorative at big... big. . . savings. 0 tae Buy ‘orgs evply Narlleneiedt 0 up } ne _ We Service What We Sell ‘FREE PARKING BACK OF STORE Pay Only 10% Down 24 Months on the Balance! SCARLETT’S BICYCLE SHOP | 20 E. Lawrence St. FE 2-722! PARK FREE REAR of STORE ”$. Saginaw Street at Comer of Orchard Lake Ave. “Opin Fri. and igi. Evenings | "til 9 SHOP. ALL THREE FLOORS , at LEWIS for SPECTACULAR SAVINGS i in EVERY DEPT. (+ oftht ue : PH ica ee ote acne eee en” Ste saint é rn E i | : & i é ; Soe ’ h, ia Sa Rs RE, OSE OI Nata hs tae G2 oe s is iti ie ER ‘ : = a | d i g Fes! Obes i ryTUrereyr ire yy srt eee ae | ! 2 . $ a EE Ui ee ! ty 3 LOCATIONS to SERVE sesh lc pee : YOU BETTER | Miracle Mile Shopping Center _ FE 8-9272 [there were four” South Telegraph at Square Lake Road involved in the E 339 W. Huron St. FE 8-9252 area, = 26 E. Huron St, FE 8-9255 hies horvlion are ser; the Druses, ge Why Swelter? ‘Summer Heat Discomfort - STOPPED! -_ for as Little as *169” LIVE A LONGER, HEALTHIER LIFE With a _FEDDERS ROOM AIR CONDITIONER FREE! Small FREE! Installation If Monthly _ Parking You Act Now! 3 Payments at Our Door. FRAYER’S FURNITURE and APPLIANCE 589 Orchard Lake Ave, FE 4.0526 we & 8 JULY 30th FREE! PARKER LIQUID LEAD PENCIL ° For Opening an Account of $25 or More ; During July Our Anniversary Month National Bank Branches at W. Huron at Tilden ... W. Perry at Glenwood . . . Keego Harbor ... Walled Lake e « + Union Lake ... Milford . . . Lake Orion and Bloomfield Hills Member F.D.1.C. TAKE YOUR CHOICE EITHER BEDROOM SUITE, LIVING be SUITE 2-PIECE SECTIONAL ONIGHT Pew ee ee ae Friday Nites NO MONEY DOWN Up to 36 Months TO PAY _ 39 Inch Solid Maple Bunk Bed OUTFIT 2 Beds 2 Bunkettes Guard Rail and. Ladder y $790 NO MONEY DOWN As Shown MATTRESS CLOSE-OUTS! HURRY-GET ’EM TODAY! Y Gallon | APARTMENT SIZE Picnic. | Gas a | 9” SPECIAL! 7-Pe. Reg. $99.95 J 89« | Stoves DINETTE SETS Now | % 36x48x60 Toble, S 5 Q% Umbrella 6 Chairs ‘Table ADJUSTABLE | HOT POINT , | ALUMINUM mL ecTRIC Complete . R E SABE Reg. $199.95 $h88 9.88 | »~5139%| = + FE 4.0581 NO MONEY DOWN TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY a | ee eee ee tag Pw see ae _ foo ¥ a : i « : - « . i 46 € : THE. i : as i icneiwsle a a. ge ig { aati gee Beer 8K : ee ~ British Troops. _ [MARKETS |Market Shows. |. SRT BIA TE Saree Over-All Decline| Saati HOU) a” vy Se ie : we. them in wholesale package 10ts.| 4 yopy w— Coppers and) — co ay Quotations are furnished by the| st. were in demand as the) ‘Briti Detroit Bureau of Markets, as rate hg epee: Promoter ye grain futures another boost today) yonday. decline in erately a trad- Seidel Sede of trade bat Gray wore : ing early today. not as broad as when the U.S. Produce j ek Marines to Lebanon, - --- PRUE losses . yes * Cherries. sour, teats), 36, Ce +--+ OO Most key stocks took point. “ie. ‘Most grains moved ahead by|faspherien" ‘red ‘ctete) 24‘. --: $8/fractions to. about a more than a cent a bushel in early) S#wbe: eoesacie me ee he ane tee with soybeans the leader eneenenaeres an Le i ol of moe than nies YO ef sinicasigal ak siteall tes Oakland and Macomb Th Ot . erna' : ; most contracts and as TOE Ti aC gear Bl ret vases, baa Rica: anpoed Slated for Over Half of cents jn oenid of the added Celery, doz, gels Leith esencecsane ers ghead more then a point. Steels : os NUS as . He Dealers sai — the| Dil, «bens y agen «oe 80) steady. Chemicals, mo- oP Service Hike mand in that pit came when -» 1.00| were fairly ' : de of stop-loss. buy-|E2hirabl, (behs.) dose... Rive, electronics and motion pic- y : : climb hit a nest P- Seles, cram toca) don, ve 988 SOrS: ainly a bit lower. ing orders. ; in frace|Parsley, Root (behs.) doz. nense $0 |tures f egres, oh Cote feend WHS gale tn er a aa ee eed dowranide: tions of a cent. Radishes, red (bchs.) doz. ......... ‘%0\bers were mixed. x * Rhubarb outdoor (belie) “dod. cc.... 8 x * * hay Rito % os oe Tomatces, hothose. aPib. bat) 22: 238 a boost Mi oe rs irst hour, July $1.92%; corn 1 to o0| news, foreign and domestic, a 1 higher, July $1.33%; oats ¥/Cabbac 19 higher prices for the red metal » to % higher, July 64%; rye un-|Kale bu. “: He] to give copper stacks a rise. i ta enybena ie to ae highe, aes 173] Kennecott and Anaconda rose wid Pention Press Photo. [oe tens to . . eit f 27; ‘soybeans 2% to : point or better while Phelps : iac Naval Reservists were ‘ jn Lansing hard-working at this | July $2.33; land 5 to 35 cents al bleached, bu. ...........0+ 2.50] Dodge advanced a major frac- See ere two Ponte ee ae ak during “@ hearing in nO aene ce ae hundred Ibs higher, July $12.60. Escarole bleached, bu. ..........++ 2.50 tion. congratulated last night upon prom: Nesbit Lane 'yesterday. % time are sessions Dale Lettuce, head (crate) 3 dos. ....... i . by Left to right are Albert J. Smith, << bes *« * * _ | hip aides. er hg 3 Capt, Ba; . ° Gen- chief signalman; Ralph Hayes, of Almore i says the two-county area | A. Rector, } Linwood Grain Prices DETROIT EGGS United Aircraft, Lockheed and ps cvateny fever ef quartermaster; and Cmdr. R. T. Welch, command- a get 17,700 mew connec- | M.Sgt. Florian A. Funke, agar - |) pErRorr, July 16 {AP)—Eags. £0. eral Dynamics. — Warren, a of which the two new warrant | ° apportionments | Eleven Mile Rd., Berkley; rs CHICAGO GRAIN Detroit, cases included, federal-state x *«* ing officer of Surface Division 9104, +} tions. Lesser Pfc. Russell E. Simpkins, 540 eee: (OT 1 AMT Comins eeee:_ Cenfe A fembe monte taken by Stan-| officers are members, The ceremony took place at the Naval Re- were given to other big divisions, aie. grain prices: large 44-48, wid. avg. 45%; large 41-48.) Slight losses were ult Oil Center at 469 S. East Blvd. | including Flint, Lansing, Sag- | burn its — Bep. os...... 66 | wid avg. 42%; medium 30-40; wid, wti.idard Oil (New Jersey), G serve Training Bay City, | since an army travels on i vs» 191% Dec. ss.+-+» 69 139: ‘small 30; ‘grade B large 41-43, wid.|d inaw, Kalamazoo, : is SED. --cccces 199% MBE. ....-00 + 4) avg, 41%. Browns: Extra large 44; large] ang Socony-Mobil. "| Jackson, Alma and Battle Creek. | stomach, the mess crew Bee. cocci. TM uly... 127, [Saag mie, Sve 41: meditae 38," ama small gainers were U. : A : NB ‘at its field kitchens, Mar. ..eses.. 2. : s@G0e+. Fe . “8 - be | gar a Bea MEN) Saeed Xe mcnnrg) g."stech Noman "sect Fini News in Brief | m, terns, os, mnon! are CWO, Harold 3, Se, July secssers 1.33 12.67 4; ree 4s . Grade bo Goodyear le ope 0 n s . Consumers, * E. eeceeves b- waeeeene I 3444-35. rowne : bs ? net. Bee. ius: 13M den a TY CAS Res Slight losses were taken by Ford : Tecra &, Sas, 2, ot 8 Ol as it has with other gus distribu oe ee hee ae, Beeb ee ones Nov. -.......11.78- , Ci rysler U.S. Rubber, Senta . . : ® lier Dr., plead ing utilities. > and Sgt. Cal n E. July secees ee 64% Dec. ....-.0. 13.13 : tic " Telephone, Union Idf Q to reckless driving before Mu- , * * = Poultry curigde, American Cyanamid and| 1Z 0 in nicipal Judge Maurice E, Finne- Bas " suid withdrawal |" "artmese re H Club DETROIT POULTRY Radio Corp. gan. He was fined $100 or 10 days} The company until it is in] Transportation and communica- if al er aravan DETROIT, July 16 (AP)—Prices paid in jail should be postponed to an army per pound, fo.b. Detroit, for No. 1 qual- | House Probers Agree . a better position to supply ne | 808, 886 vial Sanctions t 7 fo Meet in Waterford) ss. tease: es mms] New York Stocks They Have Grounds 10), sent side Fest Remmi W:|backig of 1140 eplisasts torn thy ld Handing the tezer | ponetlos ibs average 24ivis; #868 TD) uate Morning Quotations) Seek Contempt Citation |Spath Pitt. om e cigarette mo-|" ‘ By orage ag ay rg ) | Wally |*verase 27-3. point are elghths : today. to : MSgt Bernell E. Olimar, iF | eee Ca en coe aaa — * wen Ipool Sales U Rd., Utica; and M.Sgt. 1 | Byam Caravan Club (owners of : Admiral ,...+. 9.1 Kresge, 8S .. a WASHINGTON (UPD — Weary Pontiac police. Whirlpool P Millis _ #1 E; Third i | Airstream House Trailers) will Livestock ip Redué ..-. E84 Kroger --..:. 7 | herpes ' im — Whirlpool| Thomas Poppas, f : rally Friday through Sun- Livestess|Amed SB -::: 3B. McN&L . 10.7) House investigators of} Rummage sale: 38 Williams) ST. JOSEPH sales to|4¥e- : | day at 3088 W. Huron St CaitieSalable” 600. “Slaughter” steers iis Ghat 32° 344 Lage @ My’: 198] up their marathon guestith attew|Across from Library. Pri. & Sat..| Corp. or ahr Ea #. tet ay 2 Sa and heifers comprise ean Alum Lid «0... 37.8 "s . ..... 165|Bernard Goldfine today ¥ after 10 a.m. ‘dealers 22. : of the latter is Capt. A amevies and eolored slides will|'sa' tua eee ties ee aetna Lone ‘8. Cit’: 3241 cleanup. queries about his rela- The refrigeration-range division - In charge 1083 Berwick ‘ be shown by Vicor Winder. Sati "stale, gig dame Aa Sine ns 4 Heian: tionship with White House Aide] Rummage sale Fg ol mar conditioning, éivt| (vd. lle stat Inchoges Sets Ar trday. morning, Waterford Town usc, a.m sage Shae WEG SS eacdregar a race teas, Yous, Costar sim tes were up 223 per ceat| thar H. Metuian, $0 Toes Lake u ay * aroun ope f i rae tt 60! = 3 © ship Supervisor Elmer Johnson od 2 tow ebet = around 640 Be. Relférelam evi “18° Hag D ous -- $ cent Boston. indus-| Ruommage Sale Youth pie the Shores, Drayton Plains, and Sgt. will greet members who are eX-|5nn, aT Und 000 Ib. helfers 31-00\Ansconda ..... $2.6 Mead ee St The favor-giving friend of|Lake Orion. & Sat. 4 Beste (itt gh ag te Ne i Ae OHS Meets - flirts, favoriving fiend the state. imming party is connets and cutters se-oe-iaso. {Baik 088 425 Lo ad Maat 86. was summoned for his eighth day a an saturday’ nanterroon | wiiett seattle 350, Butghers stead Boas on ::: go MES POL :- Oslin the. witness chair before the tncac we sath. mapper and om Bg: ee a Butchers 2800-32 78; Baal: la Mont Ward ++ 371) House influence-investigating sub- DE Campenni m : ou ; a ‘No, 1 sand 3-198 Ib. ra0¢ ga Mot el. 138] committee. ¥, in the evening. General |twe SC meet hts 23.00; one load 3°... 417 Mot Wheel .. a - chain fr he afar I Orns lens Salas Be Ha ae BS) as eves sence] | BR Gooch, 368 Hilleliff St., Waterford | jg¢'t0 "me." 90.40-93.00; mixed grades Dee a's. 133 Nat Bis... $33| The Internal Revenue , ot Del Township. Bg oy Steady: choice eee Geun .- 35 el Dairy... $33 meanwhile, indicated it a tas alla i ara 2a Biles eo oa pee ae Father and Son Injured | 'siipssine we mat cc eag tlgeree thas RS Her ‘tte 2 4 House investigators have brought ay a. k cotskiich “qesiations: siteghier shewp tee Pras <- t Baio Ou .. 40 |out that Goldfine charged off gifts poy Ey as Car's Brakes Loc sendy te Cg gar por 8 ts ted g Owens Cag :. 48 |1, adams as business expenses on Sabi f injured|slaugbier Sheep sonny” 600-1800, Few Cin Mi, M™-"" 234 Ovene SOM. #8 his tax returns, _ | CULP, JULY 18, 1968, EVAN L , A father and son were in, down to 4.00. Clark Equip .. 46.1 oo aw alr. 16.1 the |/ . DOSE WOR: ! a I yesterday in a freak accident ving Goce Cole «4.184 Pan L377? |. In addition, an official sapere * ry boulevard, of Opdyke, Accs. 304 Param = Boston regional office sa eet. aaa: — 2,700 Workers Idied —[Ssjamuts'.:: 2 Parte Da_.: Bs] Boston IRS regional office said ge : Pontiac Township. Py a ‘ Gon alen.2:: $82 Penney, JO” $35| be could find no rece and James Pes as ares ee Legge Wa Bhim |in Chrysler Dispute SoBe Fe tat 101 | Pepa cia’ :: 32.2] Goldfine tax return for 1986. a a Bit early evening nd wish to ears field Township, told police his|, DETROIT et de Ges ake #4 Phill et “ss 4881 none tte end at least for the Gomer, Witlam OM | —— tS ond toot +2000 workers trom|Gent_ on... set pee o.° 3 a time being — several subcommit- perel Home aad : re to " go. 235 rage. * e were con- | Tak ual his father, Buster |Detroit Plymouth body and as- Gorn Pa ess 4: Repub” sil"... gy tee arrange up a case DENNISTON. York, 47, of 232 Seward St., were|sembly plants today. scone] bd § 3S 385 ise Met .. 42.7 Goldfine sought and got =. eae t , treated at St. Joseph —— ™ Se ese tic tie seal oe Dis ¢ Beas 's. on Reval Dut! az preferential treatment from A S gad Mrs. 3 ; Sa ROAD, Di ; ome ». 68. , 4 : Orr ‘21 ICHIG . ee ; cathe ay when trim angie toe Dow. Chem mee | s Hep’ Pap : 3 federal pad —— Mrs. Ja ~~ ej r 7 seatemeal < ding! nding! body plant 23. 334 gi * held Priday, July 18, at 10 ; ; 4 raat ele Bega Se Bs Btl ep, peter F. Mack Je. (DOD ce eee are ae | UNTO TOME | Remon tee vas °an additional 1,200 workers at|Beten Mis +. Si, Sitmons. .... 38.2) said there wasn't “any question” pn Baggy EP wn guland Drayton Plains ===. TTS Ske, MiDt the Plymouth assembly plant were|gi & Mus... 48 Secon“: --- 463] that Goldfine got a break because His Cen “Thayer ‘Funeral Home, D ] -Johns hose sent home, the company said. De-imrie BA... 6 feu foe vn | o's etendehip with Adams, _Fermington, onelson — aban Gua cause of a lack of car bodies. , ng eee Rad"... 18.5 x *« * To VERRANDES, JULY 16. 1008, Jo. . Forts eee, The dispute has been running ON|pirestone .... eS oe Bites ae} Almost unanimously the sub- geoph. 11% @ te howe Pri. a ee aie I ee BE Very Good * and off for three weeks. Chrysler \preept Sul .. 93 td OM Ind 5. 48.1 mmittee members agreed they Vincent de Paul Cathoite Chureh | Thoughttw servi 2688) WM. A. said it began after some workers Frock re -- HT ged OW On... SLT ned developed sound grounds for _’ | Vincent, de Peut Catholic Church V - hees-Siple KENNEDY in. the trim department were laid |Gen Bak... tht StuPack .. 8.2 king a contempt of Congress B U will be at 1:30 mm, Thursday at} V OOT. Realtor TOY Bg oni Fe oat eae Se against Goldfine for re- y where Sure Feruanacs wal He'is | | FUNERAL HOME | laut w, marge pe osum rees Chyler with, 2 speed|Qsx bate: oy power 1 wenetions showt date * anne Outer * Mi at eet oe i COO Sarees Chrysler with. a speed: Gen Motors .. St Cie! Pa a4 is. fe co dagen orders from) ¢ 4° coco CK, JULY 18, 1958, CARL : ee a mace Pree Sa gee ba pe oe pee te Oe ee ee S. Hire Helahta: ace. ee: Gear. bvother ot | cometery Lots 8) ot eR ee Siete ss abe Thomp. Pa 2! AD a ee eee Ee git | xan CPOE PAR Ges Oe * ° Goebel Br... 3. Tim 1422 not certain whether August | 21863, . 2 Eye Special Meetings ooareat a4 Penma ‘ie subcommittee nip Pos S Gold. O a nN fei ere a Sn % D gin, $200. 11 22167 oF SALES etal * mT Grah Paige .. 1. ‘. 19:8 contempt matter as soon as 5 frame Monee Cae Auburn | $7180. WITH A FUTU on Zoning Ordinances [Si"ko ‘ny i he 2 |e pped down from the stand . Ort pent'in’ White | oo : Gua Se Waterford Township Zoning|Guit’ Oi .::103 a aE nas ott Ge justine ofl, pouty tev] | Sheba” Stinetert.® ae | - BOX REPLIES Lt ee ee, wr Board members agreed last night|/Homestk ..... $74 Unit Aire .... O31 00 next week. _of Bperks-Griffin ‘Funeral Home, At 10 a.m. todas there # te, {rain for a en tan ota in order to cons geteaRay<: Hy Un" Qua op 314 CIT lates cer et tAGRE || ware rep ‘saewes {| Bates © tie tee] | in order to com-|1 a ++. 75-7 Ug Lines ... 38. ms ! ter of Mr. and Mzs.| § office in the eo ‘ ely, eto tv, eerie come yg Bek Bt Germany to Clamp al | fo ite ee S281 Women ordinances in place |Interiak Ir ... 19.2 ng Top | .') 96.6 erma y ' er] — am. today with Rev.| 3 - ~My. gy 0 ess / ' F et saa ordinance Int | ae 8.4 aie fe is os c ‘ Fr. Wik. "Hope ‘Cemetery. Funetal 1, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 26, weret a pe ete training Part time or full time work. We Loe , Jint’ Nick :... 79 Tel 20 “ wens Sparks - Grit ” 35, : Bond M4 Mr, Sas- . o investsent EMAR GALLMAN board bers had dis- ie SO Ue Se Speed | R ad ; eee *7 28, 32, 35, 58, 63, 74, 76, school, National . Deiween| Will train you. No im “ue ° cussed’ the pros and cons of such int shee 28 West moe iit on 0 JULY. 16, 1998, any, |] 85, 91,18. moe A. e Ball. U.S. ambassador in Baghdad, /, project, they set July 30 as the/int tel'w Tei 365 Woolworth. | 48.21 WIESBADEN, Germany (UPI) peace Be 205s ene ital of revolt-torn Iraq, 45 |next special meeting date for|isl Crk Coal .. 40 | Yale & Tow. Pa Fe erigrominettie:~ yor Mion wite, of ‘Hershel x cif tones) | = _- . ae Giacaa. further study of the project. pee 4% 3 Yngit Sha - 3 speed limit on a portion oe = ; era. and ‘ovis Rnient . The Pontiac Press ‘ Kenneco soe BB. : g ; ; : ; ] Kimb Cik .... 85.6 Autobahn Superhighway 1 Ferre eS ine, Geagral FOR WANT ADS ° q first time, it was announced today.| Jofnuon otliciatng. inet a BB 4 * VERAGES e : *x* * c 1 ' b Reuther Warns Big 3: ; scumgiied by The nocd Pret) | ame i! ide stretch” frou wil ‘is in state at the DIAL FE 2-8181 . 3 : 7 Rails Util Stocks| Frankfurt and Darmstadt will . JULY 16. 1998, CARO-} § From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3 j ‘ e ll Strike Net change es 16 ee 60 miles-per-hour limit n Mog ot: : i ge 80: | oo 4 ] ego la Boon today .+..3087 | 4 tia | navesed i pt te) to reduce : ) Spentge he Henry a es i F csvnee 20. *- " 2 ‘ Wi m™m * . “7 i) * Been eo es ES iis: along straight- faut) ~ prence) Kon- | §’Brese’ sssumes ‘no’ résvor: to 6 p.m. . q DETROIT (AP)—Walter P. Reuther says Fee ooveren to. (fear sams ocsesi gett 18 if tAtlomsc the “iuniine’ heweey,| | ge a A cancel ine sberxet 3 Pe Aaliiedsnalnes- 3 : n’t going to mark time fore 1 gh nooo eee te TES 18. ‘Hitler to carry his|. Eyhn, Mrs. Sawerd 2 that portion of | ? EXPERI: ax rz j ctr stalomated bargaining tales with the Big Three car |i) Men. abo yt} Be 1HE ound Segek tek tad Aging, Puneral service Ha3t es = . : . : al speed limit for passenger at. Rey. Edmond Wa error. cancel! ers. gener: with Rey. : me UAW president told a news conten that a strike Civil Air Patrol Cadet car, ya — — Ro sete rt . | | a lg - camber ™ Re deadline will be set unless progress is made. 8 x tae connie: as thel * pen will He in ste i sh adjust “The timing of union strategy will obviously relate to |Departs for France and |P0b without the customary warn- - SMIT My ¥ a oy we 4 a Cigatnn time for edvertise , ° of Mr. : the 1959 models,” he said. — tee | 20h" P- yee "Fromm, 942(% it Seth larger than gerular seats ; complete late this month strike Mrs. Arthur M. Fromm, . son and Reiph SP feted Goal : ! The union expects to p Wagner St., is among 145 Civil ° service will be held Saturde sages aks ting Vaart 2 oxtopa a ae x har Patrol cadets parttpatig tn) Business Notes Bw isis ae || “Exp. Typists’ | fg Sh "tad, 2 . the 11th annual exchange program. |. : i — “ trike votes have fhe unison ae ae; Employment Agencies 8A Reniher esd, Dues colschione ot Ca ie tera lanel’pin| Officials ot Braid Motor. Sales,|. ge : ap Rares ! 7 wae ees with ine insignia, of. the’ Inter-|70 8, Cass Ave., have arinounced EO Hepes A ce enue Gat Comp. EVELYN EDWARDS | the members.” ; wit e s|the appointment of ier ‘ : YOOA ‘aL SELING: The union has been collecting dues directly from — as Major George "V. th. a pew Seve service ‘wilt : Operators 3) cometh Bane sina, members since June 1 when contracts with peat plates eee ae USAF. ice manager for : : we ee. 4 : 4 3 . ired. The companies continued wages an , for the Plymouth } tortiest “int | ur aT Ss i siadishans of the old contracts but quit deducting union .. d and DeSoto deal- ” eg gg TE Ri A SEI o H } dues from employes’ paychecks, - Dividend Announce : . Fetes. i = i Ford an 1 ' Martin, 42,. of anted RO 4 4 ressed belief General Motors, ETROIT — Federal Mogul . Plank - or 5 cxyaer wil Thave to offer the union acceptable ec Pin Benring Tne. Sedey atm 5 eee al wituer, doar ‘sist AND NEAT ratency BEY) 130 1 as tie companien ge lois production: of 250) (mn. ™ lnomael s thle Sept. 10 to stock|ahip, begins bi (Bei? ai: canines, “W0 re een | bs . i share, payal . é ¥ j ‘at~| ence necessary, We ‘ 4 me ‘f ta osnd nag opatoemaapiars rally of retired workets that any lers of record Aug, 22. The|new position after | lib fer oh | x] eS niet deat” «RUSSEL KELLY Zon INFORMATION er told a rally holde: 23 years I He in ft CE Earlier, Reuth in- dividend represents | spending 23 ye tery. Mrs. Switse? wi! To carlesnen: sclary, Repl, OFFICE. SERVI 3 ae reements signed with the car markers will have, to in- |firm said the cme fashed laat| with another deal = Bae. 4 acnernee ae Pomerel | late ban Bits Patina : : EE lode cost of living allowances for workers on pensions and |no change from ership in Pontiac, MARTIN ‘tmproved benefits for unemployed workers. year, » , gi SS eae: aoe Be ieee a aN Ss Sere Le 5 5 ay ie a ioveetin dh aeons irdeudt tar rnp 0 ath St wr lem bE ie pn oo Pet ROE PE re Poe gente Ft eet FP tage Sie ¥ \ * i; = \ " « 5 ’ ve THE a ily JULY 17, 1958 ! er . tarter’ Now: | | io Angerec New Name-for Shill | bene gy ‘Torpedo Show ("ith Truiitlo FRIDAY AFTERNOON ‘LAS VEGAS — Had you'heard thet the shills who work! Viewers Wage be ne . 10:00 eed Frontier Justice, West 60 (2) Love of Lite. iid ipsbting eagsin for $10 day have now gone uppity? They) to Have Program Put item jae ans a Fagot ah 6:39 (7) Frontier Doctor. Doctor! - @ News. é ae tee Goo all themselves shillp any more but insist on the high- Back on Air a movie role. steers boy away from de- $9 fale ee u mee (9) Barney's Gany. falutin name “Game'Starters.” | Re = oP 4? a (Sx Co Jue, cy eee “fae see alent “tue being 00's 667 | spy yon an nates SER esa ey ho er on a a testo el Clergy eine) sins, (9) Woather. (9) Favorite Story. re a sie one.” te eas Rpt: SORE @ “Matinee res Ar ' palette (@) Search for Tomorrow, ee * ceeret taba , | Theater” sank quietly in the chan-| gne came ashore when the An- 2) News: LeGolt, : 10:20 ®) Film Fare. ; occurred while her husband was doing his mels of daytime television at|gelita reached San Diego yester- : 1:00 (2) Ladies: Day. clowning for the customers in the dining , -lday and then flew back to Holly- 10:30 (7) Crash. Ida Lupino panes pak, teepetoed by ig ox it (2) Weett doa on (4) Movie. room. I found this out when I called over |henses and small audiences. wood. : rea ; eo Fees Mare ceet (7) My Little Margie. - to ask her for a cigar. This might seem a se 2 & ! x * 6:6 (2) News: Eds “a "Royal visit. g Movie. funny thing to ask a woman, but she ear- | Somehow, it had managed to| But when the yacht was sailing, : oe ry _@) Music Bingo. ue MT ries several for Milton in her purse. She, een OE cevag oe a ga Ue 0 ( é : pies “pe , WILSON... not only brought me the cigar but fladnt- [of competition from shows, |@ starring movie Boots, Saddle. Indian ‘wide critical acclaim, but for some director ordered replaced. adventure. wd Staright Theatr. Paulie:09 (1) Lady of : ~ George Gobel has a “guftar-carriet-out” in his act at the "ide foams iy oe waked santas , . by the Finance roanitee. “‘te|THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y scandal : 8:39 (7) Real McCoys. Grandpa'g:gs (2) On the Farm Front. |**#9- “# Modern Romances. by the Finance committee. The tte. “And we would have much more . cu. battles arch rival in “The Senate conferees might agree to} Rita Hayworth’s attorney, Bartley Crum, takes = Aly Khan to if all car viewers knew chout the} Liverace, sow eppenrng | Fishing Contest.” 5:98 (2) Detroit Bandstand. five years in return for House ac- Foundation,” said Mrs. William|lantic City, N.J., to wyers hata] = Pad. (1) The give more industries tariff relief| allegedly still owes her; Aly’ll plead the project. “We trieg to buy spots| whatever is left of the $40,000 aft: | r0b-|s“sg (2) Wild West (9) Looney Toons. under the national security sec-\diplomatic immunity (as Pakistan's UN. on NBC asking viewers to contri-/¢r legal and court costs have | | ee Rees ey ro ee delegate) . . . Pianist Van Cliburn is See MY weeltnyt give USI merece seed the siaguibe in | 8:00 (7) Cartoon Carnival. 4 . booked solid til the end of ’59 . . . Mar- zs « «€ May 1957, alleging an article about (4) (color) It’s Great World.| 3. A conference agreement to Z = Show (D Mickey Mouse Club. knock out or modify a Senate pro-|satet O’Brien’s NY trip for the Eydie Whether or not the Foundation|him was defamatory, ty ad | s:30 (7) Big . . (9) Serial Theater. vision which would limit to 5 per| Gorme-Steve Lawrence show was her is successful, the idea of thousands|"ude and completely untrue. ) — —______ cent the permitted tariff cut in| first ever without her mother, who’s ail- of women earnestly attempting to rarer prota pub qe | | ta Cortese Canvyem. any one year. The House béill/ing .. . Fidel Castro’s newspaper is now keep alive an intelligent, enter-| Aer tial agreed to change to , se6d Ce Amen ‘ot tediy Label Blood by Race would permit a 10 per cent reduc-| sold on N.Y. streets, 35¢ a copy .. . Pret- taining television show is stimulat- Ses Gacundinnal Sermad | ; . tong kt ty Christine Carere’s work in “A Certain ing and pleasant. | 25 (2) News. C Orde : wat Smile” got her a long-term contract. Obviously NBC could not be Red ross red my sot a Ge wee EARL’S PEARLS: There never was expected te continue to drop a We Have Built-Ins— an effort to persuade strong ad- 9:30 (2) Beat the Clock. vocates of the trade program not|® Man so busy that he couldn't stop to million dollars a year on a TV 1 OVENS & RANGE TOPS | (4) Romper Room. BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)—A/to seek a record vote on a five-|tell you how busy he was. CHRISTINE show, no matter how it | (7) Our Friend Harry. law designed to force the Amer-|year extension, Some leaders) TODAY'S BEST LAUGK: Photographer Joel Landau| ¥®* Praised or beloved. HAMPTON ELECTRIC a ican Red Cross to label blood feared this would disclose heavy|bought a tiny foreign car, and a passing truckdriver yelled to| Apparently it could survive only san 16:00 (2) For Love or Money. plasma shipped into Louisiana ac.| "te Sentiment for a shorter/him, “Hey, he careful—you're parked on chewing gum!” That’s|if moved to TV's public service || 5 W- Bares (4) Dough Re Mi cording ‘eirace pied loko aflect — and thus tie the hands of) earl, brother. time — Sunday afternoon — which 10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. July 30. ~ * (Copyright 1958) has become increasingly : (2) Halls of Ivy. The bill was signed yesterday —_ increafingly lacking in spon- CURT S (9) Movie. iA etl dre ia other seg.| Norma Talmadge Estate . ; . — a + | TV SERVICE 5) .|11:00 (2) Arthur Godtrey regaton bs super nd by sen.|Valued at $3 Million Driver's Licenses of 21 spony aK, owevers, thinks ff REASONABLE RATES : 2 ‘ W.M. a t islative - ; - Open 9 A.M. to 9 pie (COE Seren, Attrers Nims” nitnaws| SUSpended or Revoked [ix waeeh Pele eae nah re 11:25 (7) News. One requires the attorney gen- Actress Norma Talmadge’s ‘ er all, is of women , : se co eis eas ee Ses ly 2 ar le _ . | erg cases, The other pro- another $550,000 in California Fourteen Peatieg area residents judgment and Charles E. Lackey; butions,” she said. NEW 1959 TV's ——= ee les for registrars’ pay to con- fl beers { tinue whenever they are forced | Property. jhad their drivers licenses revoked'62 Gladstone St., was unable to| “I .think the sponsor who gave ARE HERE 4 federal integration actions, Vann eee at, Dec. 24 im Las the Michigan Secretary of State's lic would be such a hero the au-] Big Bargains on ‘ : The blood plasma bill does not| Vegas. where she made her home.| dience would make sure his pro-iaw MP! & Coler TV's in in-|She was 60. : Many C Need R ir duct sold. After all, that’s what . - andled <2 és. x * * Those ordered to furnish financial ony -ors Nee “pon a sponsor wants, isn't it?” cide an emergency existe Miss Talmadge left $200,000 and| responsibility for drunk driving] WASHINGTON — More than 2, Hampton Electric Lat san ‘ : her home here to her husband Dr. were: 500,000 motor vehicles underwent T h Wi oy i “til 9 PB) mo [ a He D lowl Carvel M. James. After specific] temmie t. Agee, 150 Farnsworth St inspection for eatety| YPneon Winnie's To Open p.m. orm e Draws Too Slow y bequests, the remainder of the} Raymond D. Gibson, Pontiac Township |@ Voluntary inspection for safety M . 825 W. Huren FE 4-2525 17 Minor oath ; Albert H. Pope, Walied Lake aor — _|Mounts to 21 Dead 18 Crier | OSA, Colo (AP) — Walter estate was ordered divided be-| fee‘scnerer Birminghan purposes ‘during 1957 in the Na-|/"™ ures ALAM — « 5 Briss mosey G. Morgan’s draw may be fast, = ae eae rah The ficenses of the following per-| “Ona! Safety Check p ean, 2 ee ck Formosa (AP) — The account but his trigger finger is faster./Natalie Talmadge, Santa Monica, |S0MS.were taken for habitual negli-|'W@S found that one in every five|death toll from Typhoon Winnie MU NTZ TV * aie The 28-year-old Pueblo man shot! cali gence: vehicles needed immediate service| mounted to 21 today, Delayed re- a7 Kaore . di : ports from the east coast port of | 31 Angered himself in the thigh while demon- ——$——— Joseph &. Robert, Birmingham attention to one or more items af- id 16 iil inter : strating his quick draw, The bul- : John Salo Jr., Rochester fecting safe-driving conditions Hualien said 16 were killed there] ehicle To Operate on Comic William L. Scott, Farmington Bs 4 s. when the storm swept through on Member of 3 Feminine | arnt the nee feentne, —— Tuesday, Electronics Association ation fore two companions, was taken| HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Comedi-| Cited for habitual negligence and . . Another 169 persons were re- FE 4-1515 35 Units of fore two companions, Joé E. Leiws is due at Cedars | fa; ina-| | V Film Takes 3 Nigh inj : reluctance to an Alamosa - hospital an Joé E. s ue a ars failure to appear for re-examina- im takes ig ts ported injured at Hualien and C & V ELECTRO MART eros | ] | . of Lebanon today for surgery. tion were: a about 50 fishing boats lost in the 188 OAKLAND’ 3 Carpentry The operation vest the nature of nov W. GENEVA — To protect theater storm, Ten~ thousand persons in Open Daily 9 to 9 oo Bad « Boy Takes Giant Stroll | which was not disclosed—will be Rennsth . dehitanee iirmtagham owners, Switzerland requires the|the port city were left homeless. cuckoo family - BOWN 10 Jewel > —«-35 Nevada city perforemd tomorrow. Leiws, 55, —- Te tn ken ington showing of feature films on tele- 2 Sees 1 This Indian Is yoo ve of —, WASHINGTON, Pa. 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