: Change in Sight for Flag's Blue Field Ike's Signature, :
ns {Adan Probe
‘Territory OK
din at Chairman Calls
Fey Cuban Rebels
ne
fe
ito Seal Victory
(Closed Meeting
Bonfires, Golderr Rivers
Congressman Charges
HAVANA, Cuba, BA rebel-raiding party kidnaped| Group Allowed Fox,to
four more Americans‘in eastern Cuba today. a ‘Defame GoldfineTwo U.S. diplomats sought the release of 41. other).
Americansand 3 Canadians since Thursday. ; WASHINGTON (AP) — _, The four were abducted by rebels from 2 United Fru Rep. Oren Harris (D-Ark)
sugar plantationat Guaro, near Preston,-on the called his House Investigat-
Signal End of 42-Year
Fight for Admission __
WASHINGTON (UPI)—
Alaska emerged onto the
threshold of statehood to-
day to a sunburst of predic-
-
»
ing subcommittee into a tions it will open a vast new
closed-door strategy session frontier for expansion of |
today, and predicted mem-America’s population and .
bers from both -parties wealth.
jwould back the present Deliriois statehood sup-
course. porters, their 42-year fight.
Public hearings were re-nearly over, could hardly be-
cessed until
Millionaire
tomorrow.
Bernard Gold-
lieve it
passed
when the senate
the statehood bill
fine of Boston appears then last night by an overwhelm-
to reply to charges that, as ing 64-20 vote.
a friend of presidential aide Unprecedented celebra-
iSherman Adams, he re-tions broke out in Alaska where a
ceived preferential
ment from federal
story agencies.
treat-
regula-
()
river was dyed gold, bonfires
roared skywardand a _ beauty
_|queen astride a fire ladder pinned
a #th star on a 40-by-60-foot Amer-
. —
Harris said
wanted to talk
the
over
subcommittee
charges made A STAR IS BORN — When Alaska becomes the 49th state of will look. Former Alaskan governor, Ernest Gruening,
UPI Photo
points to
ican flag.
_ Administration sources said
in the House yesterday by Rep. the Union, after a vote in the territory
Congress‘in admitting Alaska, this is the
accepting the
way Old Glory
action of
probably
the 49th star
Washington.
on
ra
this flag at Alaskan Statehood headquarters in President Eisenhower is certain
to sign the bill, a major triumph
for one of the top items on his
Ca
ia
legislative agenda,
The House previously passed the
bill and the Senate vote sent it to.
the White House,
Did June Seem Wet fo You? Talks Launched
The territory still must approve
statehood in a referendum this fall.
But this was labeled a “‘sure thing”
by statehood backers. A proclama-
Wasn't Really---Ask Farmers on Nuclear Ban
tion by the President after the ref-
It aorganegeo-wag like a average high in 1958 was 74.03 de-thermometer scooted up to 90 de-East Meeting West on
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to grees. The 1957 high June
almost every other day during grees compared78.10 in 1957 and in was
How to Assure Against
June, but it wasn't as bad as all the average low of these two 94 degrges,. .
-Pages 12, 25
that — it just seemed that way months also indicates a cooler spell.| That four lettered word, R-A-I-N Further Tests
because we've had so little rain 53.46 degrees in June, 1958 and and the insufficient amount of it
this year still seems to provide a
GENEVA (AP)— East-West
topic of conversation for Pontiac
technicalon how to guard
talks
residents. The hope is this mpnth
f
:
ip
f
f
at Ft :
Hi
| §
iii ,
boo
Cuba
=
Yet, we had exactly twice as
many days of rain (36) last year
from January to June, as we did
this year (18) and... the rainfall
was more than twice the amount
*
at this time last year.
had pretty weather td, test
their athletic skills.
Yesterday, the last day of the
month, was the warmest when the:
City Hospital
the drops will be seen more fre-
quently, in the nights and early
mornings to help the farmers and
gardeners but not during the days
and qvermnee to prevent summer
fun.
Ends Case
against violationsa ban on
of
atomie weapon tests open today
with the week-old threat of a
Soviet boycott apparently cured
away,
* * *
Preparations for the conferénce
had been overshadowed by fear
that the Soviets would back out
because the United States refused
to agree in advance that a ban
on tests was the goal of the meet-!
. The new flag would go
official. use duly4, 1959,
Alaska’s prospective statehood
8aff =f
F
Ly
The figures te date for 1957 ing.
* * *
was the earliest.
The United States contended
Rep. Leo W. O’Brien (D-NY),
that the conference must be de-
Against Dr. Sullenberger
a leading backer of the Alaskan
voted only to the technical, scien-
June this year was quite a bit bill, said he was certain the Sen-
tific questions of insuring compli-
cooler than the last one. The ate Interion Committee of which
By PETE LOCHBILER ance with a test ban. The Ameri-
he is a membef will approve a
cans said any agreement to ban
After clashing with two of Pontiac General Hospital’s Hawaiian: statehood bill a week
tests must be worked out in politi-
from tomorrow.
85 Today, About 93 Teaterew |Canadians Keep top physicians, Dr. Neil H. “Sullenberger last night be-cal later.
talks
But~he expressed doubt of the
gan his defense against ch arges by the medical staff * *
wisdom of seeking House action
The Soviet delegation finally
Close Watch on
OK to Keep Your Tie Off
OK to Keep Your Tie Off
that he disrupted efficient administration of the hos-before next year. There were
stated yesterday it fully intended
pital. murmurings of Senate action also
to take part in the talks. The out-
Their Sea Lion
this year but the best guess was
With testimony by Dr. Jo hn J. Marra, chief of staff, look for the conference became
Ties and coats were shed yesterday as the meréury soared that Hawaii would have to wait at
TOLEDO, Ohid w — Cana-even brighter after a meeting be-
ind Dr. Harold A. Furlong, former chief of staff and
on His Wife’s Auto | ‘to a blistering high of 90 degrees, making it the hottest day least until 1959.
dians seem to be keeping an tween U. S. chief. delegate James
head of the obstetrics de-*+
of the year so far. eye on ir escaped sea lion B, Fisk and Yevgeni K, Fedorov, Alaska, more than twice the
But if you thought yesterday was hot— until its scheduled return to partment, the staff com-months after Dr. Sullenberger re-head of the Soviet group. size of Texas, would be by far
pleted its case to prevent
there's more to-come. The U.S. Weather Storybook Gardens Zoo in Lon-turned to its staff. * * * the nation’s biggest state — in
don, Ont., next Sunday.
Bureau predicts mostly fair and continued He called accreditation ‘‘the Both delegation leaders pre-fact its 586,400 square miles
the ousted surgeon from
A number of Canadian auto
~~} warm tonight and tomorrow. The low to-badge of approval,” and said that dicted success for the talks, “equal one-fifth the size of the
' night will be about 70 and the high tomor-license plates were seen in the practicing at the hospital “chaos might be the best word to which they said would stay on the continental United States. In
Toledo Zoo parking lot yester-again. | describe what would happen to the technical level, This indicated that population however it would be
row about 93.
day. Several men in Canadian * * hospital if accreditation were the conference might avoid the the smallest state. tis 215,000
Thursday’s outlook is partly cloudy with
military uniforms were seen
lost.” stumbling block of political prob-persons fall well below Nevada,
Angry exchanges between the
scattered showers and thunderstorms and
about the grounds,
lems, now lowest with 256,000.
little temperature change. * * * three doctors marked the third ses-He said that without accredita-
tion, Pontiac General would not be
It would also plunk a state right
able to attract top flight doctors,
* * * And Joseph Bisonette, zoo busi-sion before the board of trustees,
on Russia's doorstep. Alaska's
‘The lowest temperature in downtown Pontiac preced-ness manager, said more Cana-who are hearing Dr. Sullenberger’s Shades of Green Snakes!
nurses, interns and key personnel.
little Diomede Island is only 2.4
dian money than usual passed
ing 8 a.m. was 66, At 1 p.m. the reading was 85. appeal of his Nov. 13 suspension.
“There would bea terrible de-
TOKYO (UPI) — Justice Min-miles from Big Diomede owned
Dr. Marra described the im-ficiency in providing good medical
over refreshment counters.
ister Kiichi Aichi took to his heels by Russia, from whom the United
Attendance was between care,”’ said the chief of staff,
portance of accreditation to a today when Mitsue Anekawa, a States bought Alaska for $7,200,000
hospital and noted that Pontiac 33-year-old vagrant, entered his 90 years ago.
5,000 and 6,009 above normal ' Cross-examining Dr, Marra, Dr.’
for a Monday in June. An exact |
General had been put on one Sullenberger said to him: office, unwrapped a package and Alaska will get two U.S, sena-
count was not obtained because
year probation by the Joint Com-“If you say that I’m_responsible released a five-foot snake, Police tors and one representative —
yesterday was ‘an. admission-
mission on Accreditation of Hos-for the probation, you’re wrong.” said Anekawa might have been bringing the Senate total to 98
free day.
pitals in Sept., 1957, ‘about 13 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) affected by the “intense heat.” (Continued on Page 2, Col, 7)
The sea lion, for the second
day in a row, ate three. square
meals yesterday. He was off to
another good day today, polish-| S Trivia About ‘Alaska
ing off a pound of smelt,°a pound BS
_-
of squid and two pounds of her-.
ring for breakfast.
x & *,
‘Batra ral ¢Cry Newsboys
His daily consumption now is
11 pounds of seafood.
The sea lion refused to eat the ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — BOISE, Idaho (AP) — They SARATOGA, Calif. (AP}) — A
“We're In,” proclaimed the An-
| first day after his capture in a sometimes called Alaska's attor-strange flag—eight gold stars ar-
boathouse on Sandusky Bay last chorage Times banner headline
ney general ‘“‘Doubter Williams’ rayed on a blue field to depict
yesterday when Alaska was ad-
mited to. It set in because he was pessimistic the Big Dipper and the North
Friday,
Brought to the Toledo Zoo, the statehood. was so
mammal has been drawing large : type seven inches high—the larg-about the territory's chances for Star—fluttered proudly from the
crowds, particularly at feeding : est ever used by the newspaper, pole in front of 18650 Sobey Rd.
statehood,
|. time. ~ JA full-color picture of the Amer-In fact, J, Gerald Williams was here yesterday.
ican flag adorned the front page
so positive Congress .wouldn’t Breathlessly, Mrs, Michael Step-
of the Fairpanks News Miner
clear Alaska statehood this ses-ovich, wife of Alaska’s 39-year-
a In Today’ s special edition, which was
T s Press. flown
by special plane to Washington. sion he offered: to push a peanut old goverfor, ran up the Alaska
” Comics ee eeeehane
Every congressman will receive -120 miles with his nose if it did— territorial flag when she heard the
a copy from publisher C, W.
County News tosassasteoves 21. from Alaska’s Tok Junction to Big news of Alaska's impending: state-
Editorials ee eodeuvcceespeces 6
Snedden.
Delta. hood.
Markets set eVenetncoevencens 24 The news broke after many
The Senate sent the . statehood She is. visiting her motherdin«
Alaskan. papers had already put
Obituaries PPh ee ee 13
bill to the Presiddent yesterday,as ‘ lavy Mrs, Vuka Stepovich.
* Sports . sevseeroe seven 26-29 out their regular edition and they
| Theat swiftly published extras. “When Mike took office a little
Williams visiteddriends in agpe
eee erate eeeee 32
His reaction? Unfettered joy,
TV & Programs .... Radio. stations’ periodically in-over a year ago he'said at his,
course. But he added;
Pontiac Press Photo terrupted. their regular broad-inauguration be hoped he would
cin toh ieee Oe ten ek ain a
Dodge State Park No. 4 at Cass Lake was typi-casts to bring’ Alaskans the long-“Maybe I'd better get my nose be the last yer governor.
waited | news:;-~ in shape.” of Alaska,” she said.
cal, as many enjoyed & cool swim during the
Oakland
terday who took ‘advantage of many
TRADE UP OR DOWN at the Bot Let,
The Bright Spot, Fin 6-018,
EEN SRRINSSIS a
Cenaty Joli. t. ane. Se hel. SOs ot ee
ry
. Poundnie
Advance of Insurgents
on Beirut Turned Back
‘ by Heavy Firepower
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Jet
fighters and mortars pounded reb-
els today in hills overlooking Bei-
rut, The rebel advance toward the
capital seemed to have been
turned back by heavy firepower.
Mountain tribesmen who pushed
into the hills five miles from Bei-
rut International Airport were hit
hardest around the village of
Ainab.
* * *
The rebels, armed only. with
small arms, were brought under
a steady barrage as the govern-
ment swung up artillery, mortars,
armored cars and jets.
The rebels were slowly pushed
back in some areas.
The airport, which -has not been
in Crimedesad
+ Senate Rackets Group
gh a rains we vain
Seeks Information on
Underworld Meeting
WASHINGTON: (AP) — Four
ymen who allegedly attended a
“crime convention” in upstate New
York were called today by Senate)
investigators trying to find out if
the meeting was linked to a na-
tional underworld syndicate.
x* *« * *
The four summoned by the Sen-
ate Rackets Investigating Com-
Inittee’ were described
as a civie leader, a labor union
official, a business man — COL. JOHN W. RICHARDSON —
was made in an to
effortlevel
in deportation proceedings,and
its operatingto meet the
expenses
gangster.
The new phase of the commit-
(Area Man Named
tee’s probe opened yesterday. A
federal narcotics agent testified last 3 for fire protection,
that. the meeting at Apalachin, City Manager L, R. Gare said a
by Reserve Officers |
_1N, Y,,-last November followed the thorough study should be made and
‘|pattern of the Mafia, otherwise ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. — Col.
known as the Black Hand crimi-
John W. Richardson of Bloomfield
Hills, Mich., has been elected na-
tional vice president for air of the
Senate Vote Admits
Reserve Officers Association at the
32nd annyal convention here,
Alaska to Statehood gon
police in a on the meeting
Col. Richardson has been active
last Nov. 14. It identified them as:
AP Wirephoto in ROA affairs since 1946 and has
RINGING IN A NEW STATE — Husky Romer
From One)
John Charles Montana or Mon-held many executive positions in (ContinuedPage
Derr of Juneau rings a big bell outside the United States as the 49th state. Holding Alaska
tano, Buffalo, N. Y.,. president of
the ROA Department of Michigan
and the House figure to 436. Alaska
Federal Building in Juneau — capitol of Alaska flag, left background near bell, is Judy Findlay. ployes.
several business firms and a lead-and in the national organization. now has one non-voting delegate
— 49 times, signifying Alaska's joining the Holding U. S. flag is Marilee Nowacki.
er of various civic associations. In reserve , he is Chief of Staff to to Congress.
xk * * Maj. Gen. Robert E, L. Eaton,
When the final vote was an-
Commander, Tenth Air Force,
James Vincent Laduca, who was nounced last night after five days
‘Past Peaks to Appear as Mole Hills’ secretary-treasurer of a Buffalo whose area of operations takes in of debate, cheers and a burst of
local of the Hotel and Restaurant applause rose from the
18 midwestern_states, ‘
Rear’ Admiral Leon J, Jacobi of
Employes Union at the time. galleries where about 200 persons,
Grosse Pointe, Mich., was elected
Russell J. Bufalino, owner of
the Penn Drape and Curtain Co.
national president of the Reserve
Says Nation Heading for Biggest Boom
Officers Association,
is attempting to deport him to
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP)—Frederick H. mand for goods, services, and supplies will Italy.
Mueller, assistant secretary of commerce, be so great that the peaks of business and Joseph Profaci of Brooklyn,
of Pittston, Pa. The government
4 More Americans “E believe we'll show the
said today the United States is heading to-industrial expansion we have seen in 1955, N. Y., named in a statement
United States of America that we
ward a boom so big that the postwar eco-1956 and 1957 will appear as mole hills,” he placed in evidence as “an old
time, well established gangster.”
will be one of the greatest states this
Kidnaped in Cuba
nomic peaks will appear as mole hills. said.
in the Union within the next 50
All, the committee contends, a
xk «*« * He didn’t venture a prediction on when
years.” .
— x ke * (Continued From Page One) ,
In an-address prepared for the Mil-this boom might develop.
were at the Apalachin meeting.
It marks the first time the
in eastern Cuba beginning last
waukee Rotary Club, Mueller said the Com-
But he spoke in optimistic terms of United States has added to itself) Detroit
Martin F. Pera, ral narcot-Thursday night.
merce Department projections, involving no
present economic conditions and as-sinee Arizona became a state on
ich bureau undercover agent, tes-The. decision was awaited by
guesswork and making full allowance for
~ ‘sailed “retailers of nonsense” who, he tified yesterday the gathering had Feb, 14, 1912.
two U. S. consuls trying to deal
error, clearly show the ultimate direction With statehood Alaskans will be
-said, “did their. level best to talk us into the earmarks of a meeting of big with separate groups of rebels.
of the economy. able to elect their own governor
an ‘economic ;tailspin.” shots of the Mafia. U.S. Embassy sources in Havana
for the first time in history.
indicated there might be some
“Under these conditions,” he said, “I
He said it-is amazing “what . heavy a a
report today.
feel absolutely free in saying to you that psychological
impact can Be generated by
Park Wollam, consul at Santia-
Man Dies, 2 Hurt Badly On the final vote, 33 Republi-
this nation is headed towards the great-
‘experts’ running
a pack of self-styled go, in rebel-ridden Oriente prov-cans and 31 Democrats endorsed
est period of economic activity the world ~ around and shouting depression evéry time in Crackup Near Decatur
ince, was in contact. with forces statehood. Opposed were 7 Repub-
has ever seen.
an economic indicator failed to hit the DECATUR wW — R. C. Reeves, of Castro’s brother Raul northeast licans and 13 Democrats, most
“Forthcoming is a period where de-record level of August 1957.” 2%, of Decatur, was killed and of them southerners.
of Santiago. Wollam was seeking
two companions were seriously, release of 10 American and two The assessments of what Alaskan
injured in a car smashup last! Canadian engineers kidnaped statehood would mean for the na-
|Thursday from a mining develop-
U.S. Refuses to Pay
tion as a whole the
rangedfull
jment at Moa. The rebels have
night.
The men’s car ran off a rural! gamut from resource develop-
\City Hospital Concludes
ling been fated as saying these 12 ment to a re-birth of patriotism
~~ gad -west-of-here--while—traveling
Ransom, Says Dulles:
were well cared for and
to an enhancement of international
at-a high rate of speed, State)
iwould be released soon,
prestige.
| The vice consul. at Santiago, Former Alaskan Gov, Ernest
Case Against Doctor
Policé said,
Eugene Goin, 32, of Paw Paw,
Robert Wiecha, was in the hills Gruening said statehood for the
and Leon Keown, 26, of Battle,
Dr, Marra replied, ‘“‘I made no for delays — some of them make jaround Guantanamo Bay trying to territory will ‘rejuvenate the pio-
Creek, were injured. They were
sugh statement.” the patients happy, some of. them pie freedom for 28 Navy men and
neer spirit that-made this country
taken to Lakeview Hospital in
make them unhappy.” ‘Marines from the U.S. Navy. base
NOTES PROBATION Paw Paw. great.”
Earlier, Dr. Henry L. Jenkins, ithere. Although there was no word Sen, Richard L, Neuberger (D-
Dr. Sullenberger then called at-Police said they were unable’
said that there was “tension in the jthat Wiecha was in contact with Ore.) said Alaska’s admission will
to determine ‘who was driving the
By Associated Press
tention to the fact that branch
operating room” with Dr. Sullen-
the rebels; a Navy:>.spokesman at
“electrify and ‘encourage Ameri-
lof the accreditation commission,
car pending further questioning of
ithe base said he did not expect
berger.
ca's allies all across the broad
the Conference Committee on Grad-
Goin and Keown.
the servicemen to be held long.
“At first you certainly did help
surface of the globe.”
uate Training in Surgery, had
me,” said Dr. Jenkins, the chief But with all the momentousness
placed Pontide General's surgery
resident physician, to Dr. Sullen-Will Celebrate Quietly Davison Man, 25, Killed that accompanied the Senate ac-
department on three-year proba-
berger. ‘“‘But in the waning months,
tion, Alaskans mischieviously
rain and high wind.
tion in March, 1957.
* * *
you contributed very little. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi-FLINT w — Jackie Dunn, 25, poked fun at their “little brother’’
“This was about six months
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower ob-of Davison, was killed today when! —Texas.
after I returned to the hospital, served the 42nd anniversary of his car left a county road. four “We might even proclaim a Be-
“I entered the operating room
with you only as a duty .and)
the.
‘but the survey upon which their wedding quietly today with miles east o [Flint and rolled over Kind-To-Texas Week, ”* one man
without complete relaxation.”
probation was based was made any celebration strictly private. three times. : said,
*| just after I returned, I believe,” He said that Dr. Sullenberger
said Dr, Sullenberger. © “was very difficult to satisfy in
some instances on some days, and
He indicated that the probation
easy to get along with on -other
had nothing to do with him. days: ” :
3-Speed Westinghouse Motor
BERNARD.GOLDFINE .
' pleasant weather prevailed
Dr. Sullenberger, who is acting
The resident physican added that |
~ Boston industrialist and gift-
alta 20” Mobile Fan
as his own counsel; then produced,
he
had never heard Dr. Sullen-|
giving friend of Presidential
as-
a letter of recommendation that
sistant Sherman Adams, Bernard
berger use “extreme profanity.”
Dr, Marra admitted he had written
Fhe doctors were the last of 15,
Goldfine is scheduled
to appear-
for him in Feb., 1955.
witnesses who were called in behalf,
before a House investigating sub-
It said that the surgeon was |
Goldfine was silent and unsmil-C. Gillespie.
committee. For the most part of the staff by its attorney, oun
“well-liked” by the interns and
resident physicians; that they were
ington. Sullenberger’s conduct: was “detri-
ing upon his arrival in Wash-The main charges are that Dr. |
—— for the knowledge that
he was able .to impart to them;’ ‘|mental to the efficient operation I
|
and that Dr. Sullenberger had
“great respect from his patients.”
Adams Probe Head of the hospital,” in that he abused |ij
$3995
tions of the Dakotas, Nebraska,
.
Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
~ Hail stones the size of golf balls
pelted Lemmon, S.D. Winds
were
hospital personnel, threatened his)
clocked at 50 m.p.h. Duluth, Minn., fellow workers, disrupted operat-|
was doused with’ 2 inches of rain.
Dr. Marra said flatly, “T
.wouldn’t write the same letter
“Calls Closed Confab
7 * * bs today.
Strong winds also whipped
(Continued From Page One) “T would say now that the men
areas in the central and southern
have found it difficult to get along
Plains and the middle Mississippi
tee. It is obvious that the answers torney, David Cc. Pence,
with you; that you have disre-
friend, Raymond Rapaport,
to many questions which have been
Valley. Thundershowers hit west-
garded all rules and regulations;
ern Texas and southern New so squarely placed before the na-
that you have shown poor deport-Pence saif that Dr. Sullenber-
Mexico and. in parts of southetn tion can be found in Mr. Gold-ger had been. promised by for-
ment; and that the hospital has
Florida. ‘fine’s records and those of his mer hospital director Carl I.
suffered because of you.” ~
“| company.’ Flath that he would not be sus-
Dr. Furlong, who has practiced
. The subcommittee finally dis-pended without a hearing.
at the hospital more than 20 years,
missed Fox amid an uproar after
The Weather then took the stand and said, “It Dr. Sullenberger said that one of
three days of testimony. Fox
is not right for a man to create a his main points was that he was)
Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report
named Adams, Goldfine and pub-
furor in the operating room when temporarily suspended without hav.
PONTIAC AND, VICINITY — Mostly lisher Robert B, Choate of the
he’s responsible to keep it running ing a hearing first.
fair and continued warm tenight and
temerrew. Low tenight about 7¢, high smoothly.” Rapaport said that in June, 1955,
Boston Herald and Traveler as
tomerrew around #3, SouthwésterlyYilinked in forces destroying Fox’s
winds increasing te 15-25 miles per hour He and Dr. Sullenberger began Dr. Marra had spoken to him
former newspaper, the Boston
tonight. a heated exchange about a. man-favorably of Dr. Sullenberger’s
.|Post. Denials flew heatedly from
Today in Pontiac to-man conversation they had in a professional abilities,
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. ‘those named.
66
hospital broom closet the day Dr. Dr. Marra had earlier denied
Wind velocity 20 m.p.h!
At 8 a.m.: A lawyer for Choate, William Sullenberger returned to the hos-making such a statement,
Direction—Southwest.
Sun sets Tuesday at 8:12 pm. J. Dempsey, jumped up from a pital. Another .of Dr. Sullenberger’s
Sun rises Wednesday at 4.59 a.m
*spectator’s seat at hearing’s end witnesses was at the hearing but
Moon sets Wednesday at 6.33 a.m. “I was talking to you then for
Moon rises Tuesday at 8:22 p.m. and got into a shouting argu-declined to testify, He is Cecil J. |
your own good,’ said the veteran
Downtown Temperatares physician.
ment with Harris. Harris banged Harrison, of 269 Seward St. who
‘ <0 Al O26 cee BI his and a is Dr. and
cess gavel called police-suing Sullenberger the
“How many times have you
man. . hospital for $100,000 as a result}
talked to me since then?” asked
of a stomach operation performed |
Fox, | meanwhile, announced
Dr. Sullenberger,
on him last summer,
plans to file million-dollar libel
Monday in Pentiac
“None, thank goodness,”’ snapped Harrison claims Dr. Sullenberger
fAs recorded downtown) suits agaihst Adams, Choate, the
Highest temperature .... Dr. Furlong. negligently left a sponge inside his
Herald-Traveler Corp., Goldfine
Mean temperature ee tee At one point in the cross-exami-body, which had to be removed
Lowest temperature ,
lawyers Roger Robb and Samuel
_. Weather—Fair.
nation Dr. Furlong said to. the latter.
One Year Age in Pomtiac younger surgeon, “I’m under oath, Although the incident is listed
Sears separately and another one
against the two lawyers jointly.
Highest temperature
Lowest temperature .
but you're not.” in the Staff's 14 charges, Dr. Sul-
. * * *
Mean temperature lenberger followed the advice of
The main point of Dr. Furlong’s
testimony was that hospital. operat-
Weather—Pair. And, with Dempsey's yell that
Gillespie gnd did not go into de-
‘‘we propose to’ prove Mr. Fox is
Highest a Lowest Temperatures This
tails about the operation,
te in 86 Years ing room schedules were disrupted
98 in 1931 . 49 im 1902
a liar, a welsher ang a cheat”
because Dr, Sullenterger ‘allegedly He questioned, though, why the
soamer* Temperhture Chart failed to show up for operations staff had included the charge, if
still ringing in his ears, Fox
named Dempsey to his —
A 76 60 Marquette 16 60
Baitimore $8 67 Memphis 28 4 dollar list too, -
or to cancel them in advance. -it. was opposed to airing it fully.
Bismarck 73 52 Miami 86 Under cross-examination, he ad-
Gillespie replied that it showed
Brownsville 90 75 Milwaukee pe 70
70 “All the individuals and the
Buffaio 78 70 siamifogote 95 mitted that according to hospital
that. the hospital and doctor had
Charleston 81.-71 New Orleans 89 a newspapers made thoroughly
rules and regulations, operating
‘hicago 89° 71 New York 83 been named in a law suit,
| scurrilous remarks about me in
Sinciowatd 85 65 Omaha 92 73 | rooms are held open for tardy
Cleveland 87 665 Pellston 78 bo
writing,’” Fox added. surgeons for a period of 5 min-The next séssion was postponed
Denver 94 58 Phoenix 10
Detroit 90 70 Pittsburgh 85 $3 Presidential press secretary utes. from Wednesday unti} next Mon-
Duluth 62 49 Bt. Louis 86
day. Willis M: Brewer, board
ort Wi 95 77:8. Prancisco 75 56, dames C. Hagerty said Adams ‘you can’t make the broad state-
G. Rapide 88 68 6.8. Marie 71 59, jwould have. no comment. ‘‘How ment that cancelling operations is chairman, said that several board
Houghton 63 «457 Traverse C 7 a}
Jacksonville 65 69 Washington 68 “6 | silly can this yhole. get?” for said Dr, Sullen-members had previous commit-
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‘Modern Woman’ 8
Go Against God’s
, “The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto, a man,
neither shall a man put on a woman's garment, for all that do sos0 are
abominationunto the Lord thy Ged.’’ 22:5, Ido not
Deuteronomy find
in the Bible that God has ever set aside this rule of moral eonduct,
words, the United States unfortu-xk * *
God must behold with extreme distavor ‘and @laguet tha mumer-
-nately cahnot at this point rule out
ous abominations and prevalent immodesty among women and girlsthe possibility of action outside the who wear shorts, slacks, jeans, overalls, dungarees, riding habits,
United Nations. even those who profess to love God and claim to obey his precepts.
expressing dissatisfaction
This along with wearing short skirts, sleeveless and low-necked «
the latest British offer of set-dresses.
tlement in Cyprus, both Greece and xk *& *
Federal Aviation Bill
Federal Aviation Bill
We're told these articles of mannish garb designed and made
Turkey are taking time to think it
for women and girls. However, the New Testamentabstain from
says
Now Before Senate are
over. ; ae all appearanceévil. Why don’t ministers preach on
of these and kindred
Athens wants By the creation of Scriptures? Are these demands of Scriptural Admonitiéns dead, obsolete
self-determination endorsing a
documents or in necessary
for the island’s population which is single independent Federal Aviation are they force now? They are very for proper
’ Christian deportment.
four-fifths Greek. Turkey is holding Authority President E1sennower has B. Kranich
out for partition to protect not only supported the main proposals of a Urayton Plains
. herself but the Turkish minority on bill introduced by Sen. Monroney. ee
ernment, who participates in the
. Cyprus, 40 miles off her coast and 400 Rte fixing of the budgets for all City
miles from. Greece itself, Either of Hearings on the measure, however,
Position in Case departments and who
Attorney States
in the appointment of the City
would Since action bringing
these solutions most certainly reveal that it does not give sufficient _ my in suit Attorney, is not ethically disquali-
against the City of Pontiac et. al,
bring on a war between the two fied from appearing in civil mat-
recognition to the role of the mili-
in behalf of*four police officers
ters in which the City is not a
‘countries, weaken NATO and threat-has been made a topic of editorial
tary. The bill calls for an adminis-party nor directly interested and
British constrained to arising
en the base on the island. inquiry, I feel aw in criminal matters under
. trator by the President answers the raised:
appointed the to questions
state law before the municipal
x « * and a special military adviser ap-First of all, the suit in question judges, are themselves elected
who
is not a suit against the City
of by voters over ‘whose
Britain’s offer calls for sharing pointed by.the Secretary Defense. the and
Commission, but against the City
salary the Council has no control
of sovereignty by the Greek, _ President E1sennower had suggested of Pontiac, Mr. Willman ~~ Chief
during their term of office, but
Straley.
Turkish and British governments — giving the military an equal voice in such lawyer may not with propriety
* * *
Pape in civil actions in which the
for seven years. It proposes an setting up regulations and enforcing NEA Service, inc.
I City is party directly
Secondly,was elected a City a or inter-
elected legislature and a gov-nor in’ violation
ested, j ordinance
ernor’s council composed of four cases.)
x. & * “Boy! Imagine Winning the Sweeps or Meeting Goldfine!”
Greek Cypriots, two Turkish Cyp-
_ This seems to be the wiser
riots and one representative from
‘Get Facts First;
_course and recognizes the role
Turkey and Greece. David Lawrence Asks:
Then Decide’
military aviation plays in peace-
* WW. time and, more importantly, in tive operation of the City through The letter by College Graduate
emergencies or war. At present
Both Greek and Turkish Cypriots any personal directive. stated it’s almost impossible to
Agencies Don’t Have to Kow-Tow
flunk out of education in college.
‘would conduct local affairs and the Administrative officials and em-
the military has 18,500 persons in
I'd like to know Where this man
ployes, all under the City Mana-
British would be responsible for de-control a
air traffic and navigation EDIT PG .... (Lawrence) Po of May 27, 1935, when by 9 to 0 the ‘The court expressly disap-ger, have sole. responsibility for got the impression that it’s such
fense and internal security. Security posts while the Civil Aeronautics 3-30CB—AGENCIES DON’T oe wene Supreme Court justices overruled administration of the various de-snap to earn a teacher’s certifi-
proved of the concept in the
cate.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme President Franklin D. Roosevelt's partments of the City, and those
provisions would be relaxed and Administration (CAA) has 17,500 Myers case concerning a presi-
Court of the United States has just dismissal of William E. Humphrey, officials are required to act fairly,
exiled Cypriots, presumably including in such assignments. Some of the reaffirmed a principle of constitu-a member of the Federal Trade _dent's inherent constitutional impartially, and in strict accord
service personnel handle civilian tional law that Commission whose term had not power of removal. with the terms of the law, so far
has a then Roosevelt. that, The as relates their
Archbishop Marxarios, the island’s
traffie under arrangements with direct expired. said case before the court this it to’ several re-
religious and political leader, would bearing sdéme Humphrey was right except sponsibilities.
on all >
to the CAA. week concerned: Myron Wiener, a
*
uate with the exception of from
be allowedreturn. aspects of the that his mind ‘‘did not go along”’ * *
controversy over with the President’s and he wanted
member of the War Claims Com-
* * *
©. -& Sherman
So far as I am concerned when
the a man of his own selection. mission who was removed on Dec.
City officials fail to comply with
The need for integrated authority
No agreement could possibly sat-Adams case. The 10, 1953, by President Eisenhower.
principle is also the law, whenI, as an attorney, —
concerned. over our airways had law the
isfy everyone But it is to has been tragically Congress not specified by am engaged by injured party,
related to the re-
grounds the
be hoped that reason will prevail and demonstrated many times. Legisla-cent furor over any for removal of I will have absolutely no reluc-
tance about bringing suit against
tion should be promptly. exert-but say the com-and don’t
a compromisemay be reached in set-enacted influences
members
commissioner did
the City and any other wrong-ing on the average
ed by mission was to “adjudicate accord-
elect courses.
and certainly any harder
tling this long drawn out conflict . doers; I do not feel
of Congress on ing to law,”’ and that the commis-this position in any way compro-* *. &
Federal
LAWRENCE the sion was to be “entirely free from
caused by extreme Greek Nationalists The Man About Town Commission, mises my bath a When College Graduate
Commis-
Communications as implied
the control or coercive influence, or*the duty or loyalty
on an island which never belonged to which awards licenses for tele-sioner, I it’s a breeze to get an education
direct or indirect,” of either the
owe this City. degree he was making like a par-
-Greece although 400,000 of its 500,000 vision and radio, executive or Congress.
*
Small Army Quota
~*~ * rot. Try getting the fact8 first hand
It has been erroneously assumed
a Greek. (Copyright, 1958)
I know of no reason why a ~once-in-a-while“andyou'll change
in the last few weeks in some
your mind about teacher training.
Gary Thorpe
Local Draft Boards Are quarters that the White House lawyer who incidentally happens
exercises some sort of control over to be a City Commissiorer should
Asked for Only Few Men
the tenure of members of the refrain from the exercise of his
Dr. William Brady Says:
‘Lebanon Rebels Bar.
‘Lebanon Rebels Bar.
independent agencies, such as the ‘profession, where his duty dictates Sends His Thanks
. Weekend holiday: When too
Federal Trade Commission or the its exercise, and I might say I
United Nations Team’ many weak ends are driving. Exchange no intention. be-for Last Letter
‘Securities and Commis-have whatever,
sion. It has been charged by critics cause I have been elected to the
Don’t Become Dodderer
The fact. that United Nations ob-I'd tike'to add my thank you to
Pontiac draft boards are asked for the that a telephone call from the City Commission, of betraying what
Mr. Very Small and Very Hardput
for Lack of Exercise
servers in pro-West Lebanon were least men in July and August that they executive offices merely inquiring I conceive to be right under the
Taxpayer because I’m glad he
barred from the Syrian border by the have been requested to furnish in several about a pending matter could ~ Constitution and laws of this state,
won't be
years. The July the board, cause a commissioner to tremble exercises ingless me in order that the City of Pontiac,
going
writing any more letters.
inrebel leader would lead to the belief quota for city The as described and to me, and charges $25. I'm to continue teaching
according to because he might be summarily What good can this do a person? or any official thereof, may persist
illustrated in booklet The Last spite of him. I have confidence in
that help is coming from that direc-removed. in clear cut, patent wrongdoing to
Chief Clerk Nancy Linden, Brady Symphony (35 cents and (R, R.) my Board ef Education. It will pay
* * * self-addressed the detriment of any citizen who
me what feels afford,
tion to feed the of rebellion in The
stamped, envelope) Answer—It seem seeks my aid.
it it can in
fires, is only six men. out-county board, does expen-legal
But the Supreme Court on Mon-constitute a fair sive but a lot of of guys like VS&VHPT. Iaccording R.
entertainments spite
Lebanon. -to day of this week, in a unanimous daily ration for Yankee Wiseacres just love it.. Milton Henry don't believe he has helped anyone
It would seem to confirm Chief Clerk Mary Kelly, opinion, says that, where Congress persons who have The more Rube Goldberg fit-(Editor's Note: The following is except himself in a negative way.
by law does not specify a cause not passed the specialist
Ethics Opinion 132, dated Nov. 11, I'm most the print-
Lebanese reports that substantial has a quota of only five. The induction yet ments trick flashes glad of letters
for removal, the members of 1949, by the Ethics Committee of
date for both is today. their peak. on the customers, the more im-ed were in opposition to him. The
outside help in the form of quasi-judicial commissions cannot -I'd rather evade pressed they are, Why not con-the State Bar of Michigan: majority seems to be friends of
be dismissed by the President and the issue or tell a ‘“‘A lawyer who is a City Com-
sult a reputable
troops, arms and over-all direc-President of the Michigan Historical physician in your education.
that they do not, therefore, hold
<7
lie about it than neighborhood next time you want missioner and a member of a five-
Proud and Glad to Be a Teachertion is being supplied by Soviet-Commission, office subject to his will. say anything medical or health advice? man City Council which is the
City's legislative body for the en-
armed Syria. Rebels are in con-Mrs. Donald (Betty) Adams dustice Frankfurter, who wrote which may make
Signed letters, not more than one page All letters. for voice of the Peopleanybody unhappy. or 100 words long pertaining to personal actment, amendment and repeal must contain the name and address
presided the 9-toe-0
health disease,
trol of many parts of the country. of Waterford, at the unveiling of opinion, went some-and hygiene, not diag-of City ordinances, who is assigned of the writer This information '!
what further than did the Su-But I hope this nosis, or treatment, will be answered by be withheld upon request tf the letter
several markers at the “Mighty Mac”
will make a good Dr. William Brady. if a stamped self-to have general supervision of a is not of a critical nature. Lettersx * * dedication. Michigan’s newest city, Oak-preme Court 23 years ago when DR. BRADY
many _
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon-separate department of the City must be under 200 words and Tr-
readers
it ruled that members of the tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan Pontiac Press reserves the right
The Beirut government hasn't land County’s Wixom, was featured in Fri-happy: No calisthenic, gymnastic (Copyright 1958) under the commission form of edit all letters.
independent commissions could
gov-
day's parade, in which the Utica High or formal setting-up exercises can
’ taken all out action against the rebels be removed only for the causes
School Band played, and do one more good than two to six
specified by Congress. —
hoping the threat would disappear. miles of oxygen on the hoof every Case Records of a Psychologist:
Wanda Stone
Justice Frankfurter’s opinion of
day, Walking, that is—brisk walk-
‘appeared as Miss Lake Orion. this week says that the members ing, not lolling, sauntering or win-
Even if the U.N. could stop further
help from Syria and Egypt, NassEr of these commissions cannot be
dow-shopping.
Learn to Write Application Letter
sympathizers inside Lebanon might Inviting a business associate to attend removed by the President during >
clerical ,
a Kiwanis luncheon with him, their term of office even when Students, workers, pro-
‘be strong enough to overthrow the fails fessional workers, stenographers, Charley’s problem confronts Try to get the name of the em-those in poor health usually do not
Edwin Adler, . Congress to specify any
executives, teachers, salespeo-ployer or the personnel manager carry much insurance.
government, order the U.N. out and causes for removal. everybody at one time or an-
*
owner of local supermarkets, was dis-ple, actors, musicians, tailors, other. And the ability to solve and thus open your letter with a NAMES WITH HANDLES
bring in whatever forces. would be * *
checkers, bookkeepers and the this problem can make a big specific salutation, such as ‘Dear
mayed to discover on arrival with his
Then list 3 references with ‘‘han-
A president’s power of removal like err grievously when at the difference in your economic Mr. Hall,” instead of the bague
needed to consolidate their hold on guest that the meeting was switched to had never in the history of the end of the day they RIDE home future. Many men with college “Dear Sir’ or ‘Gentlemen.’
dles’’ on their names. And by
an evening affair at Edgewood Country’ “handles”, I refer to titles which
the country. United States been the subject of and’ flop down, ‘‘wore to a fraz-diplomas still are rank ama-If you can’t obtain the actual
endorse your references even be-
Club. any exhaustive study by the Su-tle,” to rest. A much better rest, teurs when it comes to writing name, then it is O. K. to startIf Lebanon should be absorbed preme Court until Oct. 25, 1926, fore they are contacted.
more refreshing, more restora-a simple letter of application “Dear Sir.’
by the United Arab Republic asa_ The big strawberry honors rest with when it was held that the chief tive, would be a two or three for a job. So scarpbook this * *-* For example, “Reverend,” .
executive could remove a_post-mile walk. “President,” ‘Advertising Man-
result of its campaign of subver-Hubert Pete case and send for the booklet In your opening paragraph, men-
master. at will. From this, it was
belou. that are for ager,” “Superintendent,” ‘Pro-
tion you looking a
sion, inflation and propaganda, all . Of Rochester, who picked some five and ‘The sedentary person who has a’
inferred thereafter that he could fessor”—these handles show that
one nei inches around. stupid notion that white collar oc-position that offers you an oppor-
other Arab nations in the Middle remove all other officials of the
up
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE .tunity growth advancement your references must be promi-
for
East would be in danger and ~ federal agencies as well.
ought to review elementary phys-CASE Y-350: Charley R., aged so you are listing the qualifications nent people whose judgment is
Quite surprised was the household of Taft, had and that: of is for a job. that probably sound.
cupations use “nerve energy” and
Western influence would all but Chief Justice who iology learn half a 23, looking follow.
end. ; H. E. Buchanan himself been President, handed peanut will supply all the energy “Dr. Crane, I Then make a few capitalized — And be sure you ask permission
BUSINESS
of 7600 Elizabeth Lake Road, when they down the decision in the famous required for two hours of brain have seen some headings, such as EX-in advance before you cite a ref-
x * * Myers case. He ruled, in effect work. good positions ad-PERIENCE, TECHNICAL TRAIN-
saw an old owl and her brood of six our
vertised in
fledglings perched in a tree beside their
removal I begins new spaper,”
This is why Secretary DutiEs said that a president has ae inherent * * * :
Pe
ING, PERSONAL DATA and REF-
constitutional power of Doddering, believe, ERENCES.
in a news conference, referring to the house. e Charley began.
of all officials even when they earlier in persons of sedentary BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE_Esennower Doctrine for, the Mid-have “duties of a quasi4udicial habit, later in persons who get a “And I'd like to
If you have been employed by
“we’ re living in a fast age,” phones character.”’ This was supposed to reasonable amount of general _ex-‘ write a letter of
two or firms, list majordle East, that the U.S. has “a man-
flow the President’s ercise earlier in application, I
three the
Mrs. Buell Smithfield from power every day; per-But
don’t know
one first and give your years with
-date to do something if we think to see that ‘‘the laws be faith-sons who ride to and from office what
of Birmingham, who received an air mail that firm.
fully executed.” or store, later in those who walk to say or how to
-our peace and. vital interests are en-letter from her son in Iraq, on the other go about it.
Don't stick to a chronological or-
as of
side of the world, two days after it was Then came the historic decision to work a matter habit; der, but begin with your last em-
dangered from any quarter.” In other earlier in women who have serv-“T had 2 years
ployer, if it is more important.
mailed. ants, later in women who do their DR. CRANE of college, but our
The Country Parson own housework, English courses didn’t deal with your less important jobs
Place
such praetical in the middle of your list, for
matters,
A subtle early sign of dodder-
THE PONTIAC PRESS
the leginning and the end are the
Verbal Orchids to-
ing is slow reaction time, For “Can you give me some pointers
Published by Tae Powruc Parse Company — “key” épots in a tabulatton,
application the
48 W Huron Bt. Pontiac 12, Michigan instance, of brake right away?”
erence. It is also a courteous ges-
Second, offer your TECHNICAL
one or two tenths of a second,
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TRAINING, such as Business Col-
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as measured by stop watch,
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President
Joun
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Rier, : than necessary for
A letter of application is-sup-lege Engineering School, or
the nature of the jobs for which
A.
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and yy BB Director
.
Manager | Mr. atrrd Mrs. Charles W. Miller
is to obtain for .Tespondence courses, etc. so-will
;
driving, -\ you, and not necessarily the job. Mention the
be “in the dark,”’ 4 ;
te ; ra
; Hows H. Prrsessute 1, Eons’ M. ‘Theapwas, of Rochester; golden wedding. fact you have a high
be a Lan dent and Circulation Manager But please don’t quote me as So don't overload your letter with ' school diploma, if that is the’ case,
rf P a G. yey Jompan, — excessive detail. Stick to main and the number of years of addi-°
usin anager Mrs. Minnie Cowan authority — not to the dodderer, For further advice, send-.
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decretary ana Baltor Manager er than suggestion * * enclosing re-
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=! Mrs. Agnes Troliman * * *
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And the
Managing Editor OBiassitied wr Third, list a few relevant items
of Auburn Heights; eighty-seventh birth-per, ‘unless the advertisement expressly profit), for it contains a specimen.
under PERSONAL DATA, such as
application
Associated fs entitied ail to the
day.
quesnons AND ANSWERS demands that you employ hand-‘your agé, héalth, marital status,
letter .of-that’ pulls a.
aes or republication “hoenewsRelaceess this heavy response.
rene of
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and Donald “For time been organizations which belong,
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. ‘Custodians ofa Great Trust’~
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Alaskans Assume ‘Their Rightful Role
Filibuster Fight.
tunity, We regard ourselves as cus-the Congress has been the’
(EL. (Bob). ‘Bartlett, Alaska’
non-
mentees, ne ens © lene fat Raise Issue When Alaska
for statehood,the dis-
In following
Becomes State
: s that with statehood
sich written for UPI,
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to
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hood on those grounds, much.of
Be Here
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Doors
Savings!
Open!
When
: the Southern opposition t9the BHI.
5.99 Lastex
32-38
LADIES’
SWIM SUITS
problems, in spite of the
|
Alaska as they are to all parts
the nation. The administrative
3.88
problems of federal control are the 1.99 ea Slips
*
products of the machinery, not the
Because 98 isn’t divisible by
government,
men, of .
three in round numbers and a
* * * .
senator’s vote can’t be sliced, in
Now, with real home rule,
fractions, parliamentarians who
Alaskans can express in effective
have been studying the issue are 1.99 Solid
state legislation first-hand know!-
inclined now to hold that 66 sen-. stripes 10-18
edge of the great land’s problems
ators would have to vote “yes’*
to end filibuster Alaska’s;
and possibilities, LADIES’
We believe that a state govern-
a after
two members are seated.
ment will promote conservation of
BERMUDAS
If the existing rule stands, civil
resources, industrialization and
rights advocates would have to
economic growth, and the effective-
enlist the 64 votes now required—
88°
ness of public services for which
plus either the two frorn Alaska
government is responsible. More-Pedal Pushers
or from some other state—to halt
over, with statehood, much of our
a continuing debate. 2.77
lands will be freed for development
But the mere fact of the ma-
and setlement. We expect to en-
difficulty might give
joy the same rapid population
them ‘an opening to challenge the
growth that statehood has always
rule under circumstances they re-
brought to new states. gard es more favorable than now 1.99 Sanforized
Approvalof statehood * exist, sleeveless 32 to 38
tion by was motivated, Under the present rule there
Congress
LADIES’
on debate
statehood the changing
great union. The world will note
that
too, by the feeling
will strengthen
of members
our
can be
issue
no
of
limitation
the rules.
on BLOUSES
The filibuster rule just doesn’t ap-
UQQQYYQVNYYs
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that America’s advocacy of free-ply if attempts are made to alter
dom has the unmistakable ring
it or any other rule of the Senate,
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of sincerity as the people of x * *
3.00 Ladies’ Skirts
America move te add a worthy However, civil rights ee
partner to the union of states. might try to circle this barrier
by a point of order that the two-
Mankind will draw an inevitable
thirds requirement is impractical
comparison between a form of gov-
if there are 98 senators. A major-
ernment which seeks by force to
ity of those voting then could de-
grab powers into the hands of a . . 3.99 Cool
termine the issue.
few, and the American govern-sizes 12-14
ment,
areas
which yields
responsibilities
willingly lo-SUNBACKcal those that
are proper subjects of local con-
to Nixon Introduced DRESSES
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tends the blessings. of democracy,
as U.S. President 1.88
even while other nations seek to
curtail them..
WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice Ladies’ Toppers ;
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President Nixon
Go Krogeringwhere good All Alaska, bells
yesterday came
— through the and
to the rescue of a flustered chair-|
values begin! Because Kroger sirens ring joy;
man, Mrs. Rollwage Colliet, who
séts the savings-pace to save
and get tomorrow s bargains today! the will in the
began to introduce him as ‘“‘pres-
churches will fill with grateful
Americans hailing a new era. May
of United and
ident” the States
you money end time, No need
WHOLE
all countrymen rejoice with us
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our nation’s vigor, its youth, |
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will
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bring
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prosperity,
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and
advanced
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now
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by. Nixon told
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has it! Go 7 and see how éosy it is to eat better for less! erations can’t use the courts to [Mrs. Nixon as “the next wife of 2 Girl's
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1, 1958
90 & snd then wo wil be." te.
Watch Animal Imports
WASHINGTON—More than 430,
followed, -—
000 livestock animals were ex-
amined on entering or leaving
Seeking Standard Boxes
United States ports during fiscal]
to Cut Shipping Costs
‘ROTHES, Scotland w# — Queen
1957 by federal meat inspectors,
ElizabethII donned white cover-
who report that no foreign animal|C
NEW YORK — The aim of a
disease was found in this country
alls, black rubber boots and a hel-
ards Association is to standardize
packing containers for all ship-|[/-See
ping and thus cut the nation’s 50-|[/
to 55-billion-dollar annual shipping |}
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po epee‘bayondwhat he originallyto do.
Beer Bottles Foil Pair |
LEWISTON, Me. (UP) — Two
would-be holdup men, armed with!
toy pistols, failed to intimidate|})
grocer Adelard A. Touchette, 52,|}) 504 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. © FE 5-817
who drove them out of his store|/
with a barrage of beer bottles, i
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mamm| tbe use of imported Japanese
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See -Hear -Play the | Phasize the universatilitythe
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LOWREY ORGA | “Several are
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$1,400 ORGAN explained in an interview. “But
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FE 4-0566 The slight, balding artist spent
Open Mon. Night “til 9 P.M. | several months in Japan choosing
the stoneshaving
and
work done on them.
Theyshipped Kobe
were from
MYER’S.. to Marseillesin some 90 wooden
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DIAMOND |———""—
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AL @ || PARIS — France has about 400
horse-racing . Bets as low as
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AKRON, Ohio — New water-
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yellow. or white gold mountings | rubber-producing companies here
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|tered in the United States during
1957 — more than ‘half the motor
] Ct. $399.00 vehicles in the world. The figure
‘is nearly 2,000,000 above the 1956
Budget Terms Available } total and 75 per cent higher than
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Personal News
Distinction
_ Mrs. Melvin Smail of Oneida Mrs, John J. Manning of
road, a teacher at Longfellow Washington, D. C. Mrs,Mc-
A fine array of shower
School, is at-Guire is spendingweeks
two
curtain sets for your
tending the in -Pittsburgh.
bath — in the. best
summer ses-June 27 at St. Joseph Mercy
quality washable Taf-sion at the
Hospital, a daughter, Julia
¥ feta. Over 50 sets University of “Marie, was born to Mr. and
from which to choose Hawaii on a Mrs. Richard C. Fitzpatrick
... or curtains may be tour spon. . (mee Jeannine Guenther) of
sored by the
purchased indivi-Liberty street.
American
dually. The infant's grandparents
Federation of
are Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Teachers.
Guenther of Sault Ste. Marie
She willbe in -
and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
the islands
STRIPES -of Day
Fitzpatrick Mary ave-
‘MES. SMAIL for six weeks.ABSTRACTS * * *
Mrs.. Harry Richards enter-PLAIDS . ‘tained friends at a luncheon June 17 at St. Joseph Mercy
and:bridgeher home on Mo-
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
at
FLORALS "Richard(nee Sally Roth)
Slade
hawk road this afternoon.
of Brooks avenue.
x * *
17 PLAIN Grandparefits are Harold
Suzanne Robinson, daughter Roth of Fenmore street, Mrs.
COLORS
of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rob-Helen Peifer of Springfield,
_ inson of East Iroquois road, Chio, and Mr. and Mrs, Leon-
and Leeanne Valleau of De-ard Slade of Fourth avenue.
troit, left for Hawaii where
they will visit Suzanne's
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brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Lochte-
All-Week
feld of ——— ~
> Mrs. ee Brown of Os-
"90
ceola’ drive has been named
Program
PER SET a member of the National
Women's Planning Committee
of the Japan International
Christian University Founda-
tion, Inc. in New York. The
primary objective of the com-
mittee is to increase the sup-A full week of programs, in-
IMPORTS Slated
Deluxe Quality
port and interest of American cluding band, symphonic, and
women for the International
choral music, drama, and
Christian University in Japan.
TAMBOUR CURTAINS
dance,’ is scheduled for the
The Francis E. Oaks of
* * *
National Music Camp at Inter-
No. 25887 — 36” x 36” .......... $ 5.50 elus will mo-lochen each evgning, this
Lake road
*
eeRRM. inte Rigen,
QO
arrived,
parks
heat
Suatuas warm
and Pontiac
and recreation
they've been so
waa sarea
areas
eagerly
unny days have. finally
residents have invaded
to seek relief from the
awaiting.’ Here, Judy
Williams of East Haris street
Summit avenue get a.thorough
Boughner of Pingree avenue and
son avenue at a local lake.
and
Pontiac Press Photo
Mark Rallides of
dousing from Vivian
Roy Zunichof Hud-
* With Hard Work—Abby ,;
Waitress Earns Her Tip
week.
Walances 11’ x 72” ........... $ 3.50
“a
tor to Norfolk; Va. next
.
No. 25880 — 36” x 36” .......... $10.75
Valances 11’ x 72” *......... $ 3.50
. FLOOR
COVERINGS ~
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BEDSPREADS
1666 South Telegraph _ FE 4-0516
PARK RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE DOOR
a eo
month to visit their son, F.
Gordon Oak, who currently is
serving with the U.S. Navy
on the cruiser Newport News
_for a two-month cruise to
Portugal, Germany, and Den-
mark.
x *« *
James E. , son of Mr.
and Mrs. W: m J: Lotan
of Lounsbury avenue, was
named to the Louisiana State
University College of Agricul-
ture Honors List for the spring
_Semester.
Se * *
Tonight a faculty concert
will be presented at 8 o'clock .
Walter §. Hartley, pianist;
Clementine White, harpist;
and Marvin C, Howe, French
horn are the featured soloists.
Members of the dance fac-
ulty will present a program
Wednesday and on Thursday
. the High School drama group
begins a four-night run of
Thornton Wilder's ‘Our
Town”.
High School and Michigan
All-State divisions of massed
bands will present a concert
Friday. —
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
“DEAR ABBY: Some time
ago you had a letter in your
column stating the pros and
cons of ‘tipping’ -waitresses.
hy You seemed
-* to think wait-
resses should
be tipped gen-
erously be-
cause their
pay was inad-
equate. _This_
~ should be the
iron, vitamins and tonics but
I can't put on an-ounce, Every-
where you see diets for girls -
who are too fat (they don’t
know how lucky they are) but
nowhere is there any help for
us girls who are too thin. I am
28, love to swim, but am ready
to give up.” — TOO THIN.
DEAR TOO: Stick with your
doctor in the hope that he'll
come up with something eo
tive. In the meantime, go: to
~~ your ‘friendiy—~-
beachwear dealer, Find
your-
States and she visits them all.
She has lived with me a total of
55 days since our marriage. I
am opposed to divorce but do
-you think it is too late to
get an anndlment?”’ — MAR-
RIED AND LONESOME
““DEAR MARRIED: Your
‘“wife’’ has not given you the
companionship you married
for. See your lawyer about
legal separations and annul-
ments — you've earned your
__. eligibilit BE nannies
* * *
The birth of a daughter,
ANNABELL LOU VAVEREK -. problem of
BEAUTY
LOUIS 2EAu7
PERMANENTS.
the intermediate Band -and
«
“DEAR ABBY: I have
Sara Jane, June 25, is
an-
self a suit that features built-in
a
\¢ the manage-
Graduating with honors from °
problem that makes
Performing Saturday will be
self-confidence and
nounced by Mr. and Mrs.
me so
covers
ABBY ment, not the
scared I could die. I've
Carnegie Institute as a Medi-
never
Chorus and the 200-piece High
everything.
_
Geralg R. Manning (nee Jane
public.
kissed a boy before
®
eal assistant is Annabell Lou
te
on -my
eT McGuire) of Pittsburgh, School band.
we
“Furthermore,. 1 happen to because.
To highlight the week, Sum Vaverek, daughter of the Vin-front porch the porch —
“DEAR ABBY: How stupid
Complete With Haircut ary
day’s program includes seven. cent Vavereks of Joslyn road.
light is klways on and
every-
know that ‘fhany waitresses
can a guy be? Just picked up
of the child
ps
No App’ ap ery’ FE 5-8000
A graduate of St. Michael
I know I will
concerts to
be presented
one can see us.
choose that kind of work, NOT your column and found out a
are
Mrs. James H. MeGuire
have to kiss this boy
High School, she also attended,
on our
throughout the afternoon and
because they need the
money,
serviceman can get his, high
tnd Fleer Next te Buckner Finance
of Golf drive and Admiral and
date and I want to, but it
_
next
Marygrove College and
the
evening by several af the
but because they want to meet schoo] diploma while he is
to think that
every-
University ci Detroit. scares me
the public and, believe me, I serving time in the US.
week's participants.
. am putting it delicately.” —
ONE WHO KNOWS
For Peskion Awards
DEAR ONE : Women who
simply want to ‘‘meet the pub-
lic’ can either walk the streets
or hang out in saloons, but a
3 Designers Cited
woman who is willing to stand
on her feet eight hours a day,
NEW YORK—The designers “American Look’’ fashions, carrying heavy tra¥s and smile
who died last March. at hungry (and . oftentimes
“chosen to receive the 1958
Ben Zuckerman, noted New ~ -yude) people is entitled to as
Coty American Fashion Critics
York creator of coats. suits big a tip as the diner can af-
Award have been announced.
and tailored dresses, was cho-* ford.
* * *
sen for a Return Award, hav-* * * ‘
ARMED FORCES. I am one
of those characters who quit
school in my junior year and
have re@retted it ever since. ©
Believe you me, I am talking
to the C.O. on this Post and
am going to make up for lost
time, Thanks, Pal.""—C. P. G.:
USAF
DEAR C. P. G.: The Armed
Forces realize that a man
needs an education in order to
advance. It's yours for the ask-
ing. Good —
* *
one will be watching us. Should
I tell him if he plans on kiss-
ing me goodnight to kiss me in
the car?"’ — SCARED
DEAR SCARED: Invite him
to step inside the. door to say
goodnight. If the problem_pre-
sents itself then—meet it!
For a personal reply, write
to ABBY in care of The Por-|
tiac Press, Enclose a self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope,
4
Science Institute
The jury of 79 fashion editors ing received the ‘‘Winnié” in “DEAR ABBY: Now that ‘DEAR quasi. th 1953 I mar-Sets Up Memorial
who make the annual selec-‘1952. summer -is here I am faced
Shorts... 3
ried a widow with a living hus-. .
_tions designated the Hall of Arnold Secaasi, young New with the same old problem. I Cranbrook Institute , of Sci-|
band, I realized that I had
Fame Award, the Coty York designer especially noted am quite thin and I don't look made a mistake but am not ence announces that a special
: Award’s highest degree, as a for evening fashions, will re-bad in clothes but when I wear the kind to back out of a bar-fund in rhemory of L, James
umous honor to Claire ceive the coveted “Winnie,” as a bathing suit [ look like a skel-gain so I tried to make the best Bulkley will be used in adding
McCardell. the designer of the Coty trophy is known. “ eton: ‘My doctor has given me of it, I am 74 years old and a greenhouse to the facilities
$995 and ‘4%
don’t expect to live forever of the Institute. Mr. Bulkley |
> & was a trustee of the: Institute
anyway.
“This woman is 56 and has and chairman of the boardBrief. or Jamaica children al} over. the United since 1949, .
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“what's
Day Camp Tomahawk
to Open for Youngsters
From Waterford *
All youths between the ages of
9 and 14 years, living in the
| Waterford-Township School Dis-
trict are eligible to participate in
“la one-week program at Day Camp
"Tomahawk, located at the High-
land Recreation Area, according to
recreation director Tom Belton.
Opening day has been set for
Monday, July 14, and each.
camper will be picked up by bus
at the elementary school near-
| est his home at $9 a.m. and re-
| | turned <t 4:30 p.m.
|| The daily five-week program will
| }feature nature studies, hiking,
_joutdoors cooking and activities
_|not commonly dene in home sur-road, Waterford. The prospective
‘jroundings, Belton said. bridegroom is the son of Mr.
MILFoRD — LAND Scpcltctessasd yes: ead te’ plane 0 build
A special feature this year will and Mrs, Joseph Jencks of Mill
R. J. KainesDetroit was grant-lhis. ‘apartments on one level
of and
Pentiac Press Phete be an overnight camp-out for; street, Ortonville. The wedding
ed permission to contruct twolwill provide for off-street parking.| — ,wayp ROMEO RECREATION PROGRAM some of the equipment, were (from left) Phil | youths qualifying by regular at-| date hasn't been set.
2 fe Mee co Eon Gre COrDEE| Several residents appeared st | — Children in the Romeo Community School Priest, Karen Glisch, Virginja Hart, Saramay |tendance, Deadline for registra-
Me * | streetsthe Village Coun-| "meeting, the re-| District are registering this week at the Youth Meeker and Tom. Meyer. As soon as the regis-' |tions’ has been extended to July’~——
by Milford
“| oi Jast night moval of the S-biock long boule-| 444 Civic Center for the recreation
a
quence.
Stephenson
ment
ven
lations,
huilder
dents
ship‘ and invited to notify the de-authorized Clerk Mrs. Beatrice P. f mM Toda og Covert and Leggett schools dered his fate in the county jail
partment if a violation appears ire D . Cd V jHetbers to make a final payment fr ee dreds 0 a N will be included. today.
tration lists are compiled, a schedule of events, | 1th. Discover Thief
classes, :
summer
&
and recreation
July 7 and continue including games, athletics
t
vertaled objections = 7" ee i The | program, which will begin
—
added that depart-The edits
files are kept up-todate,/4.
residents living in this area pct. that
pojiveanp until
Aug. 15. Already att the
trying out will be
sa,
center,
—
oe -vente ae “kon vhaeenrd and Stolen B us
Pontiac in [ow Ditch
to the time of day.the Inspec-lat a meeting held last Monday! center strip is removed, the
Village,
Williams
Lake,
all"apectors and clea oti’ ihaiviaen os Not ME] tm oenen noiceme Marl ynn Keeasey Marries First Session mm uy 21 25 ravin | UBUQUE, love, (AP)—Ol
be posse:
-
immediately. New resi-= aout Be
] pod * gady. B F I] H ll Rit ane will participate and) was thinking about anything but
welcomed the town-| In other business,’ the 1 July to August Ist, Donel-/q busman’s holiday
4s
council
arrie
in
to
O
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are
28
as he pon-
te
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y
.,
rom
with
the
period. -|
of $2,983 to the «Chicago Iron andj HOLLY
Steel Construction Co. for the con-jterian
warranty
The Holly Presby-
the
7 *« * The ex-navyman was arrested
August the|near here yesterday, still sitting
—
Church
Girl Scouts, Brownies! Beginning
4 to 8,
was
scene
haul
land Monteith
will
conclude
the|
hi ghway
patrolman
|
‘
~
A
spotted
altar flanked
Top Off
bid to cut, trim and
‘light rite before
an
to
roworn
away
.
ROMEO—Some 160 Girl Scouts
Day-Long ~ Celebration |trees in the village. He will be paid with baskets of gladioli and mums | program. thé 41-passenger, air-conditioned
ps " 1$8 an hour. was the Rev. W. J. TeeuwissenJr. ;and Brownies from Romeo and vehicle stuck in a ditch on High-
’ at rkston | A permit to hold the Street Fair, * * * Washington are ae! 2 ae B Hc way 20 near Farley, Iowa.
. July 18 and 19 was approved. The! he pride is the daughter of Mr i ranglewood at ee a wi ate ampaigning Authorities quoted Wilson as
CLARKSTON — A parade,|request was submitted by the Mil-ard Mes. J. Waldec Keawcy of cae on Seeth V. saying he took the bus to get to
games, demonstration by the In-|ford Chamber of Commerce. Mer. | California. see
|chants will display their wares in (20 E. M87 in Holly. Parents
south of Romeo. | NILES (UPI) — Paul D. Bag-“T saw the bus standing there._,
,|front of their business establish-of the bridegroom are Mr. and
a iwell carried his campaign for gov-I just jumped in and took off,”
will highlight the oy ene Fourth — during the two-day festivi-' . Peagten Plain. The day camp's program thisjernor to Berrien County business he said.
year will be supervised by trained and labor leaders today. Dubuque is about 1,000 miles
Board members also seauanedl For her “wedding, the new |pergonnel, according to Director) ~ * * from New York City. Wilson told
with the parade, which will Pata the closing of Main street fromi 9 Mrs. Fell chose’ a floor length ‘Mrs. Alex Mclntyre. Activities} Bagwell, who will be unopposed | authorities he drove all night,
jat 10 a.m. at the Community Cen-\p-m. to midnight July 19 for stret gown of Chantilly lace over will include swimming, dramatics,|in the Republican primary, was|stopping to refuel. He had about
ter Building on Main street. Ijdancing. | satin with front panels of lace ‘clay modéling and handicraft. plus|scheduled to “explore Michigan's|$125 on him when arrested.
will proceed downMain — to -and French silk tulle, ending in ia nature lore class led by Mrs.|economic-political climate’~ with; In New York, Wilson’s mother |
Church street, and then on a chapel-sweep train. A crown | :|Harold Koth of Mount Clemens. (business leaders at a luncheon at/ Mrs. Mary Wilson, exclaimed
of sequins and pearls secured
v bs Max K. Fell of 2380 Fairpor'
| Eight units of about 20 girls the sie ar + == stolen a bus,
her veil, and she carried a white
_ orchid centered by stephanotis. cach, in addition to a wersery; | te will tell union officials “Re-| ‘She said Ollie had taker! a bus
are being set today on individual
MRS. R. BARRIE FELL
camp sites sreund the pend: publicans have done more for labor|from the Port Authority parking
== jn a e OF | Morgan Jr. of Drayton Plains. the *
| Matron of honor was Mrs. Clark,
a than Democrats’ during a meet-|lot in January 1957 and had been
Campers are -bringing sack
bride's “sister. Atteridants were |iM a d P]
iouchén, and acse wil to a at Mold Hall. picked. up in Port Chester, N.Y.
At 1:30 p.m., two teams of In-, Mrs. Robert Fell. of Ann Arbor 1IOT ans ‘as cecmasine deic Gaem jacaie. An evening rally was scheduled) ‘He likes to travel,” she said,
nim Preparins in the Niles High School auditors |” ‘and he’s just crazy about driv-
dependence Township Little Township Board Sees and Mrs. Manlev Morean of Dray
The camp will be in session) yum: ing.”
Lenguers will meet for a baseball! Receipts. for $383,072, |\0" Plains. Mary. Sebastian ‘of to Again Have
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through|— —
Alma was the junior bridesmaid
Balance of $93,567
Thursday, and will resume next we & : bs:
* * *
ps
Tuesday and continue through}
The firemen’s demonstration will! gir}
Thursday of next week.
begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Mill) Most of last night's regular Wa Robert Fell of Ann Arbor was MILFORD — For the third con «* * *
Pond on Washington street. All tertord Township board meeting)*he best man. Ring bearer was secutive summer, Milford will have
Parents’ open house has been’
equipment of the Fire Dept. will! was devoted to reviewing the an-! Rover ‘Bucr's of Drayton Plains jts own community band, accord-
set for July 9, with campers tak-| *
be displayed, including the new per audit made and presented, and nchere were Clark Morgar ing to Milford High School Band
and Mrs. Russell Stoughton of ing part in a varied program fea-
rescue truck purchased recently | by by CPA Eugene Clarke of Jr Jack and Allen Featherston Director Phil Haddrill.
Logansport,
Ind. No date has
itur‘ng a water ballet. After the) i +
dents, | Clarke reported total-receipts K--sov of Holly.
with donations from township resi-| Pontiac. all of Drayton Plains, and John k *« *
program, girls of scout age will)
As in the past, all persons inter-prepare to stay overnight at the |
The fireworks display isifor the 1957-58 fiscal year. to be 4 eaelen rereption was held at
ested in plaving in the band will: , park.
scheduled for 9 p.m. In the event|$383.072. Expenditures were $364.-\the home cf the bride's parents. |
Eltrida
Anot her Tie at the same time. which, with the opening balance
Battles
‘meet at 8 pm. each Tuesday at Mr: Stanley E. Ross of Wash. Beé
of rain, it will be held Saturday 979. This left a balance of $18.3. ~*~ * *&
the high school for rehearsals. ington will supervise the outing.
Following a
honeymoon in
north
to
After a seriés of jam sessions, ‘
'' members present weekly concerts
at Kensington Park. Last year’s Add Tourist Rooms
i
of $93,567 in the treasury.
jreside in East Lansing while the
Further action, saw the board “bridegroom is doing graduate work performances
?
drew thousands of,
;
|
:
‘at Michigan State University. eteners both on land and in boats. BONN — Hotels, inns, and tour-|
4
NEW
quiz
YORK (UPI) — Television Enthusiosm for Mice approve eight “‘no parking” signs
Elfrida Von Nardfoff, GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) — Con-| to be erected on both sides of Those who would like to play in;ist homes in Germany—now
have |
queen
;
}
battled
New York educator, thus neither|become bloodthirsty mousers upon| Clintonville road. The
tie last night with ajtrary to popular belief, cats don’t! # bridge on Mann road
\New School nefaville
ithe band may contact manager | 835.000 beds available Yor tourists P%
Richard Ww ilson at MU 40884. 66 Per cent . than in 1956.
-more |
to
a
near
cost to—
Ordered jin sgeville I+
rec-|sighting
their diminutive squeeky
the
township
for = installation
inereasing
nor decreasing
her
SLAYBAUGH'S }
In fact, tests by the MOUNT CLEMENS (UPI) — Be-
duringWest
Clerk James E. Scores was In Brandon Township
=
x
* *&
of an unexnlained error in,
cause
Michigan Cat Society at Grand
authorized to complete the plat
|
The
ite,
pretty, 32-year-old Brooklyn-
voting machine, a new school.
Rapids, -one complacent cat lay
of Highland Estates No. 4 Subdi-
a.
who quit her job
election has been ordered in Rose-
as a person.
down and took a nap beside the
vision subject to the developer’s
nel
executive
quiz show, “Twenty-one,” will
to devote full-time to|
ville.
mouse
cage.
payment of $890 for inspection
the
Circuit Judge James E. Spier
Of the 20 cats entered in a
tees. .
week to continue her
return
match
assistant
that
next
‘voided the election vesterday and |
mouse catching contest, only four
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ad-|
BUS NDO* TOWNSHIP A 5
with Robert Leicester, an within 90 davs. The election hod
wended their way throdgh the maze
the board cf E'neaticn stated. and
Township Engineer Howard
schoo] superintendent. At
been contested by Alexander A.
of wire corridors of the
course.
mill operating tax Crease pro-, qualify the district for 19600
Keift presented a report pertain |
time, Miss Von Nardroff could
Rymar, defeated for the school
One cat hissed at the. mouse and
ing to the Pleasant Lake Subdivi-
—
will be placed before voters ‘ditional state aid.
ivably either add or lose $63,-
‘board.
the. others ignored their caged
ee
Last
and Leicester
sion on Elizabeth Lake road near’
in the Brandon Township School | * * *
The voting machine revisions’
quarry.
Williams Lake road which is up
52 more ballots than there were! {District in the July 14 school elec-| The tentative budget for the
night, Miss Von Nardroffi.
for board approval,
voters.
A check showed Rymar ition. 1958-59 schoo] years shows
correctly answered
Baby Killed in Collision
an an-
Keift told the board that there lost to Russell H. Kaiser by 10
tions
ter and poets by sev-
identified
the Civil War and the
ticipated deficit of $50,000,
‘The tax hike would raise $34,257
July Weekend fun.
on
ac-
would have to be some changes votes.
‘| cording to the board. With rising
DETROIT (— A seven-month-
iiade ‘in the water supply
sys-
quotations
read to them.
| operational costs and a decreased
star
old baby was killed yesterday when
tem and pumping station to,.meet allowance under the 15-mill lim-
Kindness Rewarded
township specificaticns before _itation, board; members were 4) Boating Cushions
wer Sentences Member
Should
down from the show now, more ment panel of her father’s car in
Miss Von Nardoff step she was hurled against the instru-
SPRINGFIELR, Mass.
final approval.is given.
unanimous in asking for the ad-
than
$200,000 of her prize money a collision. The child, Ondra Brown
Carmen Aversa got his reward for
ditional 5 mills.
of Burglary Ring
be deducted for federal and|daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert There were five fireworks dis-feeding hungry birds in his yard.
ing equipment.
Brown, had been riding in her
play permits issued to different
While repairing a partition in his
taxes.
:
Cost of the millage increase
to
mother’s lap when the ear collided organizations for July 4th cele-home he came across a bird nest taxpayers would be $5.65 for each
Rough Box
Troy Police
with — brations. with a crumpled $10 inside. The first of five members of a $1,000 of assessed property valua-
burglary ring, that operated in|
‘tion.
Sn
LIFE VESTS
a
Pontiac and Waterford Township,|
\was sentenced Monday to hip, All qualified voters in the school
‘years probation and assessed $100
| David Boegehold Claims His2Bride
A_ wuilitary. rough
district are eligible to vote on the!
—
x
proposal, the board pointed out. |
icrimes. |Those not registered may do so at}
|court costs for his Part in ae
2.4
+
band room of the old high school Me.
ORCHARD LAKE ~ David W. and Miss Beth ‘Carpenter of De-|
the office of Township Clerk Helen|
Boegehold,! son of Mr. and Mrs. troit.
dames A. Hudson, 21, of -252
Tucker Jencks until 5 p.m. July 7.
Alfred L. Boegehold, 3742 Erie Dr., Allan Boegehold of Champaign,
x *
Prospect St., heard the ‘sentence
| a ee
Orchard Lake, claimed Harriette Ill., was the best man, and ushers passed by Oakland County Cir-
Med» BOAT HARDWARE
Voting will take place in the
_
Alice Foss of Detroit as his bride
first reaction to a call
were
John Boegehold, John Mager,
cuit Judge Clark J. Adams, Hud-
in a ceremony Saturday evening
Donald Lisle, all of Royal Oak,
living.in the
son
pleaded guilty June 16 to
a woman
a
at
the Westminster Presbyterian
and Eugene Ackert of Kalamazoo.
charge of larceny by conversion.
on
Ball and Cedar
streets.
|
reprtiig “a coffin,”
was
Churth, *Detroit.. Performing the i
* * *
in it?”
' Three other members of the
rite was Dr, John A. Visser.
Retires From Army, |
Police
Ohief David + age
The reception was held at the gang, which police
say were re-
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
inspectionof
Dearborn Inn. Following a week’s sponsible for nine burglaries, are Desk Goes With Him
and Mrs. Harold R. Foss of 18994
En. |
honeymoon in the Upper Peninsula, scheduled to be sentenced’ tomor-
Birchrest — "ee
EVERYTHING
the newlyweds will make their row. by Circuit Judge Frank L. KANSAS CITY (AP)—For 24 of
home in Kalamazoo, Doty. ‘his 32 years with the Army
«
Given in marriage by her fath-
The bride is a graduate of the A fourth, Melvin Foust, 21, of 22,gineers, Bob Welsh used an old
Detroit Conservatory of Music. Her Cadillac Ave., stood mute June 16\0ak rolltop desk.
husband is a student. at Western to a charge of larceny by conver-* * *
icine University in Kalamazoo. sion. No tria Idate has-been set.
Other employes of the office got
= sleek, flat-top modern desks, but
ment. You'll like it a yacht.
Lacking in Fire Water
Welsh preferred hig old one.
Heads CHlomical Unit
U
* * *
Bible School
DES MOINES — A national sur-
Welsh retired yesterday. As aMatrons of honor were her sis-EAST LANSING (UPI) — Dr. vey shows that 85 per cent of ‘the farewell gift, his fellow workers
A. John Middlestead of | Harold Hart, Michigan State Uni-nation’s farms lack a water sup-|gave him his old desk. With
RYDEN — The Daily Vacation|ters,
Gatlion C1 and Mrs, George Ban-versity professor of chemistry, ply sufficient to take care of a;Welsh’s retirement, the govern-
wart of Lisle, Ill. Attendants were took office today as presitient of rural fire department’s needs|ment declared the desk as sur-1 630 Oakland Avenue
FE 8-0453ba
Miss Helen, Beyste r of Grosse Ile, the MSU section of the American should it have to fight a fire onal oe)and sold it to the employes |e
Mrs, Walter Baker a Ann Arbor MRS. DAVID W. BOEGEHOLD Chemical Society. the’ farm.
Re SEETE SEUEEEEEEEES ES.
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cee alleee.
od ’
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Orden
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on Same Play.
The Pontiac Parks and Micrestion Department is
presently boasting one of the largest junior and adult
-|baseball programs in its history.
Decide ‘(Game
‘There are 62 teams, nearly a 50 per cent increase over
Hoeft Scores 9th Win last season, inthe junior classification plus eight adult
teams for players over 18.
in Comedy of Errors;
The Class A baseball federation league is one of the—
Lary Hurls Tonight
most competitive circuits in the state, and the cost of
the entire junior baseball program is less than the total
DETROIT uw — It was the hottest |
day of the year in Detroit, yet
outlay for one Little League.
there was somethirig Christinasy These facts are offered by the Recreation Depart-
about yesterday's haseball game
"ment in “rebuttal” for what was termed as ‘infer-
at Briggs Stddium.
ence” that the city was not doing enough for junior
The KansasAthletics
City ‘made
leaguers in this column recently in ‘giving suppert to
|e aie it of i ee
‘Little League baseball.
ie Fiptzet
*
We did not attempt to ridicule any program which is
AP Wirephote
made available to the youngsters. Our argument is that
-UNHAPPY — Tiger manager Bill Norman and Billy Martin
Now, the Tigers did their level-
AP Wirephoto are an unhappy pair here and they let umpire Bill McKinley know there aren’t enough boys participating in baseball in
best te give it to the Athletics,
THEFT — Billy Martin, Tiger infielder, steals back from the batters box. Catcher Frank contributing one error,a hit bats-they did not like the call after Martin was tagged out in a rundown the city, whether it be city league, Pee Wee Leagues, “Y”
home in the second inning against the Kansas House takes th tcher Jack Urban and two “gopher balls,” But in the 4th inhing yesterday. Detroit7-6, on Kansaserrors
the man won, City
Leagues, or Boys’ Club Leagues,
bgt umpire Ne sto acer’ ed Martin safe. only ene of the A’s vane was un-
City Athletics yesterday as Ozzie Virgil steps in the last inning.
oo 6 fee
earned, Four of the seven Tiger
scores were earned, Withteams at 15 boys a team the in
62 totaletfty
All this wasn’t easy, After four league junior play would be 930 boys. Other independent
At Crofoot Wednesday
Hiinnings of fumbling and stumbling
joroups would add another 600 boys 9 to 18.
around, the two clubs found them-
‘selves in a 4-4 deadlock, Even at The total of nearly 1,600 is hardly adequate for a
‘that point the contest had all the
city of 80,000, and it is especially inadequate in as
SE>4PpHRES Hoxie Net Clilinic Guest
earmarks of a complete flop. .
much as many included in Ahis total are from outside
At the outset, the Athletics scored
.
Pontiac's four new tennis courts, recreation program conducted city limits.
one run, Ex-Tiger Bill Tuttle
located at Crofoot school on..West daily Monday. through Thursday at
singled and Roger Maris sent him
to third with another single. Pres-
Huron, will -be officially initiated the Crofoot site. ~ We do not dispute that the opportunity is offered for
Wednesday when Jean Hoxie,
junior teams to enter the city, leagues. And the increase
ton
Ward hit a fly to center and
prominent net teacher, appears as
Dramatics Mark
Tuttle scored after the catch: But
in teams is encouraging.
The point we attempt fo emphasize is the need for
* * * 2 Wins in Avon
more youngsters to play baseball regardless of the
The program sponsored by the
Church Circuit
league. This can be done only when leaders in each sec-
Pontiac Recreation Department,
tion of the city join forces with the leagues in their
area
by allowing more opportunities for boys with addi-
“paw who is his doubles partner
United Press’ International will get started at 7:00 p.m. with
Two of the four contests in the
in this tournament.
WIMBLEDON, England (UPID—
bleacher seating . Avondale Church Softball loop,
Barry Mackay, sole U.S. survivor In women's sinighen: unseeded made available {| played Monday night, were marked tional teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Mimi Arnold of Redwood City,
Wea — ©pec Behind American women bid for semi-for the public. 4 by dramatics. Two others were | When the total of 1,600 is doubled, we can then say
New York Calif., was up against sixth-seeded
‘more or less routine games.,
Kansas City 3 final berths in the Wimbledon Ten-‘Suzi Kormoczi of Hungary, and Mrs. Hoxie will the majority of our boys are playing baseball and ‘the
Boston ‘ uM a double to center for one run.
nis Championships today but the have several of When fielder Palmer for
6
4 40-year-old Margaret Oxborne Du proportion of boys to the overall population would 8
First baseman Harry Simpson let junior proteges
38 only favorite among them was Pont of Wilmington, Del., who °7on
considered adequate.
4 defending women’s queen Altha| Gail Harris’ grounder get through with her including
the 1947 championship here but
Washington
his legs and Virgil scored,
YESTERDAY ‘s RESU its @ibson. Ino longer plays on the regular
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX
Detroit 7, Kansas City 6
Cleveland 5, Chicago a ni |
-Miss Gibson, who is top-seeded tennis circuit, faced British Wight-Not to.be outfumbled, the Tigers
TODAY'S GAME in defense of her title, faced a man cupper Angela Mortimer, gave Kansas City a run in the Archie Johnson, long time outstanding Pontiac are
(Eastern Leesan Time)
New York at Baltimore 2, 4:35 pm.— dangerous rival .in fifth-seeded | * x * second, With two out and two on, bowler, has given up active bowling as result of a rece
Larsen (6-1) a Kucks (6-3) Detroit City cham-ee
, *S Shirley Bloomer, ace of Britain's! shortstop: Billy Martin fumbled
Brown (1-0) and Harshman ( After Mackay and Rose settle
pion Joyce ; 2 attack and is now planning to give private instructiéns
Washington at-Boston, 7:15 p.m.—Pas-victorious Wightman Cup team, | pitcher Jack Urban’s bouncer and
vs. (5-0). their battle in men's singles, which
cua] (3-4) Delock
Cleveland at nee : p.m. —Narleski but was a solid choice to win. ‘was slated as today’s opening Hector Lopez scored from third Pniewski, one of MRS, uitint and to participate in clinics. ;
(9-5) vs. Pierce (7-the outstanding women players in
base. Martin got that run back *. ww, a ees dacennn a
(5-5) vs aw >. when he singled and eventually
Kansas City at Detroit, &: 18 p.m.—Terry Mackay proved his right to (match| on the historic center __Ayon Baptists, still without a Botte
Michigan and Susan Dykes,-U.-5-
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE his No. 8 seeding in men’s |court, they were to join up for win, nearly nippefl Pontiac RLDS, This is for the information of a consistent ster writ-
Washington at Boston, 1 p.m stole home in the Detroit half of li-year-old champion,
play by advancing steddily | ‘third-round men’s doubles match. but finally bowed 13-11, when Bill
New York at Baltimore, #05 p.m.
the the inning. * * * er who insists that The Press sports department is to
Kansas City at ovens 1:30-p.m. through .the early rounds but /on a side court against Brazil-Tebeau’s double in the 6th scored
ly ene ———
— AL LEAGUE ‘now found himself an under-jan team of Ronald Barnes and Three singles around a hit The program will include funda-Henry Knight for the winning run, blame for not presenting baseball box ores in a mMan-
Lost = Behind dog against third-seeded Mer-Carlos Fernandes. batsman produced two runs that mental demonstrations plus partici-ner he sees
' Milwaukee 28 along with an insurance tally. proper.
6t, Louis . 21 337 ‘2% vyn Kose, _the Australian south-gave Kansas City a 43 lead in pation of the youngsters partici-
San Francisco 37 33 529 26,
Also listed for action in men’s Fast-improving Avon also got six The Major League boxes carried in this newspaper
‘pating in the weekly tennis pro-
Cincinnati 32 33 ao? doubles was the second-seeded the fourth. The Tigers tied it in in the 6th, but didn't have
Chicago M a7 9
runs confirm to Associated Press style. The AP offers the
Pittsburgh «4 37 bo | Gardnar Mulloy of Denver, ‘their half on three singles. gram at the courts. enough. °
Philadelphia 30 34 | Colo., and Budge Patty of Los ote * * runs-batted in column in its box score whereas some
Los nore les 31 39 Then, a refreshing change of Lake Orion RLDS defeated Nike
ESTERDAY’S RESULTS Angeles and Paris in a third-pace, Sim made it 5-4 with a There is mo admission and the 12-4, with Earl Koonce for win-papers do not. For this additional column, which read-
St. Louis < Los Angeles 2, =
Jf Run Inning
ao 9, — 2, | rounder against India’s Davis public is invited to watch. The
sixth inning home run off Herb and Chase for Nike
ners Chuck \ers have proven they like, the alignment of the columns
ly games scheduled
| Cup team of Ramanathan Krish-regular Wednesday evening tennis
ropar'’s GAMES Moford, In the ninth, Bob Cerv hitting homers: Elmwood Method-
(Eastern Standard Time) | man and Naresh Kumar. program wil] be run on Thursday in respect to their denotation (AB,R,H,RBI) is impos-
made it 64 with his 20th home ists edged Stone Baptists 5-4
Antonelli (8-5) vs. Drabowsky (€7) or And a feature match in wom-run, off Bill Hoeft. to allow for the clinic. after setting up a 5-2 lead in the sible. There is only so much type which will fit into a
San Francisco at Chicago, 1:30 p.m —
Wins for Grill
Hillman (0-0)
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:15 en's doubles today sent the top-In a spirit of true showmanship, Art Van'Ryzin is head of the 5th. | single line within a column —_
Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8 p.m.—
seeded team of Miss Gibson and the teams saved the best until
-
Roberts (5-8) vs. Friend (9-8)
Griff’s Grill tallied four runs in Maria Bueno of Brazil against last. In the Tiger ninth, singles by
Los Angeles at St. Louis 8 pm
oy or ‘ Koufax (6-3) -¥s. — the first inning and went on to ‘blonde beauty Karol Fageros of Red Wilson, Bolling and Virgil load-
Leads Yanks in British Open Qualifying
idefeat Our Jets, 6-4, in Class A) ‘Miami, Fla., and tourney veteran ed the bases with one out and
TOMORROW: S SCHEDULE
San Francisco at Chicago, 1:3 p.m 'City League baseball action Mon-ects Knode of Forest Hills, dictated the removal of Tom Gor-:
Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8 pm.
Only games scheduled ‘day at Wisner Field. Y. man, who had pitched effectively
Singles, by Jerry Vallad, Fuss! since relieving starter Urban in
‘s and Toney Lothery and George | the sixth.
;Funck plus a couple of errors
Struck by Ball,
Injured Stranahan Fires 68
Murry Dickson, the third Kan-
Former Lion Placed
‘handed the Grill team four runs
sas City pitcher, ‘did the job that
Waterford Boy
before the Jets ever had a turn
is expected of any sound relief ST. ANNE’ $-ON.THE-SEA, Eng-underdog group of 10 Americans an eight-under-par 31-32-63, Brit-t Gone Sarazen, .-the a
at bat,
on Waiver List by Pitt Has Concussion pitcher, He got Harvey Kuenn land (UPI). — Frank Stranahan's new hope today as they battled had 32-34—66 and British Amateur 1932 British Open champion drom
The Jets fought back and nar-to hit a sharp grounder to third astounding 68 despite the pain of for sufvival in the second and Germantown, N.Y., had a B at
champion Joe Carr of Ireland had
Paul Harding, 16, son of-well-| base, Open golf championship. Fairhaven.
PITTSBURGH — The Pitts-| rowed the deficit to 5-4 after five | a pulled back muscle gave an
innings, but Griff’s gave pitcher |
34-33—67. .
burgh, Steelers placed two backs | known area golfer Glenn, js re-* * *
Terry Hoy one insurance run in|
Third baseman Ward fielded the| Stranahan chalked up his three-
on the waiver list and Washington, ported in “good’’ condition at ball cleanly and threw toward sec-| under-par 36-32 card yesterday ov-The best score on Fairhaven
Other American first-round
signed a pair of tackles in NFL’ ond base for what Should have er the water-logged Royal Lytham
the 6th inning and he blanked |
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital with was a 68 by Belgian pro Flory
his fees from there to the finish. scores at Fairhaven included: Air-
doings yesterday. |
a brain concussion which resulted been the front half of a double course shortly after getting novo-Van Donck, .
Green Medalist=.
Former Detroit Lion Bill Bow-|
j
Richard Cloonan started on the} from his being hit by a batted play, The ball sailed into -right caine injections to. kill’ his back * * *. man second class Ed Kotlarzcyk
ball in a baseball game Sunday
man, a fullback and three-year pro;mound for the Jets, but departed field and two runners .scored, _|pain, Even he admitted the results Second best first-round score by of Holland, Ohio, 37-36—73; Errie
at Birmingham,
veteran, and halfback Sid Watson|in favor of, Jim Coperonie after * * * were ‘“‘amazing.” an American was an even par Ball of Oak Park, Ill., 38-38—76;
A member of the Waterford
were the players Pittsburgh asked pitching to seven men in the four-Maris, paying back the Tigers 33-38—T1 at Royal Lytham by tall
at Birmingham
The qualifyingof 340 was Pvt, Monte Bradley of
field Hillsboro,
dr. Legion team, Paul Was in-
waivers on, Watson has en with! run Ist stanza as the Grill nine at least in part for the home run Fred Brown of Los Angeles. and
to be cut to the low 109 scorers Tex., 39-38—77; Sgt. Charles. Jen-
jured while standing in the on-
batted around, John Bonser fin-Clarke Hardwicke, a handsome for-
the club four years. damage he has done in_ Briggs
after * today’s 18-hole second
-ished on the hill for the losers. deck circle waiting to bat next. * |Stadium, promptly rifled an er-Pete Green, 17-year-old Birming-mer movie bit player from Los nings ‘of Medford, N.J., 37-4178;
round, Qualifyingthen will
scores
Griff’s collected 11 hits, three A lined foul struck _ on the
rant peg over the third base.bag. Angeles, had a 40-37—77 on. the and Otto Prochazka of Ardsley-°
ham High Schoo] golf whiz, walked be discardedwhen the survivors
left ear.
‘each by Vallad and Toney Lothery same course. ~ on-Hudson, N.Y¥., 44-43—87.
The winning run scoréd on the loft with medal honors. Monday in
‘and two by Russ Lothery. Hoy
SPEEDLINER He was rushed .to “Beaumont open the championship flight
second error ‘ona: single play.
Hospital in Royal Oak following the Birmingham Junior Chamber *
ar]
‘hurled the route for the Grill and KANSAS CITY DEETROIT
the incident for X-rays before AB RH RBI ABE H RBI Of Commerce junior golf tourna-
allowed eight safeties. Cloonan was Yesterday half the field competed! *
being transferred to Ponttac, Ugienged TOME ty | hem gen £?3°|ment at Birmingham Country ‘Club.
charged with the defeat. on the Royal Lytham course and|”
ards 4001 F-Beriola 9100 Green fireda par “ti over’ Bir-
ery, ” :
the other half on the nearby Fair-|”
nity? JETS
BRH ABRH Homers Mark Action Herzog.if 6000 Harrisib 4010)mingham's 36.3571 Jayout to Jin-haven course, where par is. one|7
‘Doctoring
Vallad,ss 413 Simmons, Jb 3.00
abead-of more. ‘the sec-|”
. We Have Complete Lines of: RE c 4106 Avery, 3b 100 Lopes.ie 4, $220 Kelinest 4 0eclish five strokes his pear-stroke Today two
House,c Martin,ss rivals, birdied holes
ene: 2b 422 Bonser, p 600 in Latin:American Loop 1000 3139\est Pete three Sitions switch courses for the second|*
SCOTT-ATWATER T 3b 313 Robinson, lb 4.0 0 By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF
whsery i 40 1 Soto, ss 421 pagans ISh 9: Dieeene 1 Lanne OF for : ee phd so the qualifying .round,
Homé runs played important PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: A Persistent Grip Prob-
‘Shanks, ef 401 Cox, cf 200
MOTORS “Funcks, rf 401 Hunt, c 200 parts in two of the three baseball) B-Marin He 4 } fone Rt | | alls ~ : = The three ‘lowest scores of the 4 lem.
3 H.P. to 60 H.P. Graham, lf 210 P.C'prn’e, if 412 np 3. 00 Ones” 1000 with 3%.
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Hoy, D 3006 Seay,% 201 games on the weekly schedule of enn 8?) ee $333] Gary Mouw, a “golfing jeans DIAGNOSIS: Try Slight Adjustments.
Davis, 2b 313 the Latin-American circuit.
E, Estes, ¢ 301 ———-| mate of al at‘Birmingham; . Treatment: Today I'd like to offer a little golf gim-
A four-bagger by Port Huron’s
Cloona, p 3006 1 i
OAKLAND .C’pn'e, rf-p 201 jb ms Pr» Rong FA Bud Badger, Bloomfield Hils! mick that’s helped mea lot over the yedrs. It may be a
i T. Estes,p 10 bd Winfield won a 10-9 decision for for Urban in 6th; ©-Struck out ~ Mo-Sous Sukiest Ootee of tameford in 6th; p-Giniglet4 for Wi in 9th; little hard to explain, but bear with me. i
the Lake Huron Braves over Pon-rup Village deadlocked for theMarine Exchange tiac’s Aztedans. The, tilt was a Virgil in roth. rnunerupposition at 76 and had
26 11 3148 E-Fliedout for Hoef t in 9th; bien for
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Jets... .100 120 0—4_ 8 3
Kansas City 110 201 Ps
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Emergency Exhibition the essentials of the right
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27-6. DP—Chiti, DeMaestri, ‘ard, De-Grace won the playoff on the 1st
on the right; V’s of thumb
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Kuenn and .Hatris, LOB—Kansas City. 8,
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Pontiac Los Mayas won a 11-4)— Maestri, Urban, Ma:setig, FF lisom
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a also
contest over Mt. Clemens.
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L. Strauss his so much heat
violated favorite|atedthat Presidentirole is satisfactory to all con-|‘ She said her injuries, which in-
tule, “Please leave quietly.” |Eisenhower finally cancelled it? |cerned, he'll continue
in it as long|“Wuded fractures of both arms, =
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would Pp pit him’ this fall against Leeks, (bchs.) Of. ...:..cccccseseaee A. ! m two-thirds of the Once he referred in passing to uss pale gray
Qnions, green eb} GE sea sasenens vai “some critics.” But he left them | St looked cool. He said Dixen-| steadily increasing number of bur-
multimillionaire Gov, Averell Hat-|peas bu. : poor view of that,”| as anonymous as faces in-a | Yates had not
made him happy. |] glaries. Protect your silver, jewelry, furs and other
riman, a Democrat. taney, §0-i0 bag-...06.+40 3.00) ’ today. “Now the! crowd. But a mistake? “Ne.” valuables with a broad form personal theft polic
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votegetter, . bought a classified (secret) report bomb AEC, under are. , :
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appointive posts in the Roosevelt, snes, Birt gach yeini Seacl
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calling a Chemical, Carbide recard of a device?
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a@ reversal of the decline in the Sinclair ge see ‘ "| the Strauss quietly [the first time Strauss’ voice
2-year-old inched
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DETROT? wp te at 16 on 7.000 shares: Ponw-()F) Little Rock ee wee eee ey eee 714 Community Nat’!
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Ce a ere aad erennioel Odes: “850% Sonnet eisrnreslamerica up 4 at 4 on 530; as Strauss. But he rejected all] Political opposition? _ . Bank Bldg.
crime, better roads, Bane mot ra yr!= Fy Bad A and Armour up % at 16% on 6,400. High Tribunal Leaves opportunities to give his political It’s “annoying but healthful. re
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employe Chesapeake and |steers ‘29.00; most” choice steers 27.00-|Armst Ck .... 27.1 Minn M&M .. 80.4 District J Burglary Insurance Bonds — All Types
Potomac Telephone Co. here, re-|2¢53: soot, 2.002700; standard 33.40-/Atebisen, --... 23 Pal... 338 sete ery 2 for Cruelty to Dogs oe
turned to work and soon after-|sisushter heifers 71 6; high od te bevlaik ioe: i$ a: Oe stalling integration for 30 Walter L. Runyan, 24, of 752 oe ere “ Tenants’ Policies
ward fell down some stairs “and pg Ae EO me hy FE ea Hizabeth Lake Rd. Waterford|,, CRAND . plas
broke his hip, SS 00: utility cows 1.00; several Bendix Ay .... 3 ‘~t it pleaded ing a hound and her three
19.00-21.00; ..... had|Township, pups
canners|Benquet guilty to with =
Gailey was taken to the hos-|and cutters 14$0-18000 0 Beth Steel 1 charge of drunk driving Mondaya|.,an oid barre} lined sticks y Admonish your friends in private; praise
#00. Butchers 25 1. stones and broken glass so that in
thempublic.
Pal enmate was HAWES bes ener: orn 8 ot aoma 00-= ae oH the im-/before Waterford Township Justice |the animals cpuldn’t lie down, re-4 —Publilius Syrus, $0 B.C
Has; mined No. 1&2 isoa4e Ie. beau (Brigg vo time element in-|Donald E. Adams, and paid a fine|.uiteg in a 30-day jail senterice y whe
“4 oe $7.50
Sentenced fo Attend 338: ftw No. [°K sete ne. 3 9 — Co Bas : 3 ee of $75 plus yesterday for Fred Brown, 23,
240-300 Ib. butehers 32.50-23.75: mixed |Bued Co -----+ 38 ve, 408 or a night. Grand Rapids. -—
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Ch With Childr gow 308. ian viceee CalCalumPack H_.....: 43.6$8. : rt RgIsland,id. a oe adv.| Kent County Humane j Society of-
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30.46-34 00; 00g” 58-00-90.00; standard (cam :. 42.6 -the court: ficer Cole said the .
Soup 3 Anthony dogs,
SANTA FE, N. M. (AP)—Mrs. | 24.00-26.00. : Gan Pac 30d : 02 finding which had to be destroyed, also :
Aurora Salazar hag been sen-|t-eid cmp shore lambs and ther nicemia Alri-. 187 Bi against = sictirey [had severe mange-and were very Single Rooms and Suites of Offices
tenced to attend church with her| shes: seattering spring slaughter lambs: (Care "jy ©? -"* a3 Hy imadX Bull | emaciated from lack of sutfici
children every Sunday for the|stromp’. ‘shinment’ and chotce|Ches' a's <.: $34 = food and water. : FOR
good. RENT
“next-two-years." Tghorm slaughter lambs 21.00: bulk good|en ant ia ~~~ $¢ . 33 :
She pleaded guilty to cashing a|sn¢ choice shorn slauchter lambs 18.00-|Cities sve... 37 eee :
: packageNo. 2 pelts. around Clary Eeaip 2. 42.9 jal. =» Ruled President i dq erway usiness ofes After August Ist in
shorn,
$90 welfare check which was not}so » and choice spring slaughter ° ae
hers and was given a 2 to 5 yearlinmessa giharat ets ‘ies eal Sa Becky HS BBM wee 3 Wiener asa member of the old } NATIONAL BUILDING
take 2 ‘children eeelis 478 + Commission. Blast Creates Big Lake! '&, Erie G: Rose, inpresident of R
Sion ‘ond abe "her to|#** eee ee Con N Gas’...cs ad — j +. + ; C Motor Sales, Walled Lake,
Gar every Suey tr tes ‘ Cre ri auiios prot ® 0 -: $14) Upheld firing of a veteran Phil-| @S Part of Seaway has won a five-day trip for two . .» very center of downtown Pontiac busi-
Pou try Cont Bak ..... 3° 6Sure Ol |... rr adelphia teacher who refused to lo to Montréal and the Alpine Inn in .
DETROIT POULTRY reseed og 34. bea ....::. about Commu-Deve pment the Laurentian Mountains of Que-ness district.
rm . June 30 (AP)—Pricescont. Mot 91 su ... 2janswer a question
DETROIT. paid Bpevuh u
Michigan Rotarians r . £.0.b, Detroit, for No. 1 qual-erty Drug *... 3 bec, in an American Motors] 5 ls
g pet pound. top Ol 3. $16 Met ::: 3 [nist S a Low rentals, heat, lights, janitor and elevator
aoun 8 — a A light type (COPPer Rag .. 23 og ys ee F : MASSENA, N. Y. @—~A Thun-| corporation sales contest. ’ ’
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Name District Heads bene id. deel type broiters_ fryers Corn Pa... 423 Royal Dut “* Sf — enforcement, Cal | ous blast 200 usb thu Ceo service. . a?
and ef.
= = oe : 20-4 tearm at C today loosed Doug ; : uirsia
EVANSTON, IIL. (UPI) —. Elec4sotedsa to's” © Pounds 38: 5 to 6 Det ‘eas. 03 ie, ges id munist oaths to ebizin fax ex. | billion gallons of water ‘and |Ave., a sales promotin superviecrtion of = Michigan Searict gov-, Dow chem +++ 46 gead Al RR -2 climaxed construction of the |for the International Milling Com-Apply Room 209
eau cummed here soday. cHIcAGo. uly“) GAPS— Opening _—o Mir G'.. 4 Se Ha Denied New York gambler Frank| massive St. Lawrence Seaway smn aeay Seti oimecieg 1 :
District governors elected at the|Wwnest Qa weavers oxy, (Ogten Mig... $1 Bttomy, cis srajcostellé a review of his 1954 in-| and power projects. . sales supervisors at the company’s NATIONAL BLDG.
recent Rotary conventionin Dallas|2!¥ --::---: palsy Seo. ..... igi a Mus’... 45 Southern Co Se eicome tax evasion conviction. k *« *& ee dG alate Oe clan anda
were, R. A. Gretenberger. of Imlay Dec. TI 190% Mar. 0002.0. ; © fone .* fy om ie 3... : s1.6 et ke & While thousands of dignitaries, | neapolis, Minn., held June 26-28. | Ph. FE 4-4729
City, retired Lapeer County super-\May 201." 192 guly..... 195 [Ex-Cell-O °... 35.1 Sprytat *: $47] Refused to review an arrange-| tourists and residents watched i
intendentof schools; Allen G. Um-|,,Cor (oid)— Bev. .2: 1 27%4 Pood ‘Mach ---Oy td ON Ca $82/ment under which Girard College . sis a tha siver, 30
breit of Muskegon, retired director Sep. 10.001. 121% Mar. 110001 Lagg[Bord Mot i.: 413 $d Of Jed 84 of Philadelphia has continued as| {0m either side of the river, © took qt That Record, a
of the Muskegon Community Col-|we0000000. 128 “Bgl 1S lprece Fre: 11s Sid Ou Oy -:-$2 )a school for white orphans only.|
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lege; H. F. Ritchie, Hastings; Ron-|My _--....;_1.27% duly ........ pe * orig oma Stud-Pack ws ol The court recessed until Oct. 6.| tonsto shatterof dynamitewallswereof detonateda coffer-| |[Nary a BlemishBlemish on | if 7) :
ald E. Fischer, Bay City; Eugene Dec. ........ 1.21% Nov. 1.......1092 ro Lo a ss Bwitt & Co .. 35 : = dam and create a huge lake as TULSA Okla (AP)—A uthful ui
F. Olsen, Adrian; and Wille npMgig27* 12t%* Dee sereee-M3S [Gh pas c7l aaa Sylv BI Pd... 388) | * part of the billion-dollar develop-ai | REVOLUTIONARY!! a |
: . Gen Mills... Texas Co .... 72.2 s ; supporter of gubernatorial candi-i
K. Von Weller, Detroit. : gee teers By fere8u #2/ Army Bids Anew | men | |date Jim Rinehart had the right | |
Says ‘Doctors. Love _ gem Fime”*:: 31.5: home PS = Bt Gov. Averell Harriman of |answer when charged with put-)
s [Sem Tire .... 245 Ttsamer -. $3 i New York, and Premier Leslie |ting campaign signs on utility :
YOUR PLANS FOR Goodyear 1... #23 UB Carbide «. 92:5 = among those on hahd. Asked if he had a police record,
‘ SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—"The|Gran Paige... 12 D Pee iin’ 324] EL PASO, Tex. (AP) — The| -the youth declared: .
THE FUTURE SHOULD old bromide that everybody loves |G! Yo Ry, ..)-.38-6 onit aire 63.2) Army today resumed its attempts The seaway and power devel-| “No sir. I’m just like Jim Rine-
a fat man may be true, but the|Grerhound --. 16° Da Gascps. 32 (to lay a claim, with the Air Force opment sdon will provide ocean |hart. 1 haven't a blemish on my
physician should love him best.” Retin cree". so. Us Lines... 284! and Navy, for a place in the sky.| SMips an inland route as far lrecord.”
, " . | These words about the bulgy set Holland PF .... 1:2 Ug steel ..... 652) Attending theArmy’s Operation into America s middle as Duluth, _ Case dismissed. |
| were sounded to the State Phar-|m"cent ‘...: 344 $3),10%, \:"** 344|Ammo show of Army weapons are| Minn.; and provide industry-
m maceutrical Convention by Jolin ong Had ae Ward Bk pt 8-5\the nation’s top military leaders, yas bye to oars. New Armless Judge Bids
F, Bester, a University of South-|tniana st! '': 39:6 weste A Bk .. 225|NATO representatives and heads} *°T* and Vermont. :
| ern California professor, Ingvir Cop 5g8S Werte BL". Toe this country's main’ missile a a for Seat in Congress
-| Begter said a definite ratio ex-jInt Harv .... 343 Wilson & Co 2i.7\building companies. When work is completed next ,
a : ‘ Int Nick 80.4 Woolworth 47.5 ing P CITY,
ists seaway
between obesity and illness. [int paper .1., 983 Yale& Tow .. 26 ee year, the 360-mile . will be Ha DADEsa H 5 ed Fl os AP)—A.d ile! J :
Stiny arell atieceed coms: He added there was only one st Sever on =e Yogst Sbat -$2|_Ngne of the rockets are new.| the third great man-made water-|. nie {P “ > © tas ess |
y * a way to reduce: “By decreasing|tsi cre coal .. 364 , But Yoday’s show included the| way, the others
being the Suez |JU a a ase oun ae oy.
mon stocks are excellent (food intake—in other words, eat first public showing of the Nike} and Panama canals, It necessi-Ane ‘ = a oe 1c tel
investments right now, as © jess.” ete ae Hercules—the stepped-up antiair-| tated the greatest mass move-|@l¢ ‘or Rin beeos Wie
well as being ideal to in-Figures after decimal pointseighths craft missile. ment of people in Canada’s Saini way as nix aa aS “|
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clude in your plans for the H Explosi Kill Alien Elec, & Equip. Co.* 0 as The Nike Hereules, soon to sup-| history—6,500. ake sa publican from St; Pe-Bro wh & Sha rpe
farare: — pry = cure *P sci Ross Gear "Oat psccoe a ta a ——: = naic ciac Ge The seaway will not be ready ‘| The judge, born without arms,
~— rae ge aa Detroit Man in Livonia [Bowel ie Mer gos. 33 ‘ ber ooS fet of ames bomb.| ‘til next year for ocean-going was cited in 1952 by the National CONVERTIBLE THIMBLE
phone ee free list of | DETROIT Ww Hagger Davis, The Prophet Co.*...-. #, 19,j€rs oF missiles with its hydrogen “-eae peed sevice = SS “ie CR T |
i egy ehieee Co... 44 144 1.4 |Warhead. The Nike Ajax can get| By then, it will be 27 feet deep |2C"''S a a MI OME ER t
suggested stocks. 54, of Detroit, was killed last night |Toledo Edi spite a handicap
. ; -lin’ a fire-explosion at his brother’s| "272° hosts, Seas?” 77 Stjonly one. <+£ * / a naa = faa nae : Range 0 te 1” |
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: re carriers, grain ters ; PATENTED AND PATENT PENDING |
— ind pen gaid the brother, EE Lt. Gen. C, E. Hart, command-| and general cargo ships will To Register Voters 1 Day “BRICTION” OR “FIXED” AT WILL
Te 08 LC e-mm |William Davis, 45, was at work|,.,,(Compies PY tus sesguiared frost, |e general OF the Army Airof Deq| haveper centaccess tothean area whereStates’6 lat Waterford Fire Hall 5 1011'S Features -
SE at the Utne cf the batt and Heeger oe m2 si I%3/fense Command and one 75| of United J The Exclusive
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They said they were presuming |/93 high .......3506 S88 $12 1% ae He eaid it mac of ne cen cost a billion dollars, consist of |tion at Fire Station 2, on W. Wal-thimble position,
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aged the house but did not destroy “s involved.ay © te te NATO patooe The’ power project costs were | James Seeterlin, township clerk ; —
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716 — na Bank Bidg. it. ‘ Says Rock ‘n’ Roll Music ‘The Hercules will be added to =ancge Fapeegad “-eal York annouficed the special registration end ground threads for long weer.
FE 4-2895 ; : : t Jntario, For the navi-| places and added that day © Weer _ ond H
registrations ,
at the Simple Adjvetment — tery fest over required.
There are 20 states in the United|Befits Nervous Time pall iw a pole ke ae gation facilities, Canada spent | will be accepted any
States of’ Brazil. con pects CAPS ... any saturation attacks twice that of the United States. ‘township hall through July 7, ; — a ee — end maintains ital
Ss —Ick ‘n’ . rsonalized — with owner's initials et no extra cost.
roll is a nervous sort of music— These phen I tools also have other features including block
for a nervous time. °
Now You Can Save Money When sueulaced qradeuiiensoa Gull dreams Saks. Verge assier Marre}
> exys Join Mi Ray, president Fire Loses Increase and thimble with greater magnificatiqn, readings in 0001", ones
Wondering how to of the Music Teachers Asm. of|in Michigdn—218 Die You Buy Home Insurance! piece frame and barrel assuring permanent, accurate alignment,ond
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. “It's barbaric, and musically a|in lives and property damage are 25% ¢ se along &
inves -Wondering how to invest —— for larger disgrace, but the times are ner-| LANSING i — Fire losses both Policy— <atHE it, Shorpe fine products which we regularly corry te serve you.
income—or to give your saved dollars @ Hivous, and rock ‘n’ roll is one way|on the increasé in Michigan, the|] Now in One
chance to grow?. Learn what Investment Trusts may do for you, for young people to work off their |State Poli¢e fire marshal division Broader ow | a |
itensions and -exuberances,"” Ray |report. = Protection a rN
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— ——— Roney og24 te ose eeplioses You Receive Protection for Your Home, the Cutting Tools & Supplies
said. The death toll included 120 Contents, Theft and Personal Liability,
Practically every product or/adults90 children — but no Industry
C. J. NEPHLER Co.
and Mill Supplies for
service sold on any day of the/firemen.
818 Community National Bank Building
dace gn gg est by a — am oa amounted to $41,-= W. Pike, Corner S. Cass FE 2-0108
Pontiac, Michigan _
paper re: ‘ use more than)205,038, a $5,855,000 increase over) | nde at. §
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four out of five people (12 years|the previous year, fade st H. W. Huttenlocher Max E. Kerns
Hours: 8:30 to 4:30 of age older) read a newspa-| There were 59,830 fires reported, || -sevs buss ( 306-320 Riker Bldg. FE 4-1551 PLENTY of FREE PARKING
per on an average day, . 520 more than in 1956,,
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