_ “—" _ oF EE een eae aan yng Agee ans ee ee Pontiac May Get PONTIAC, if Second Chance to OK Expansion City Commission Hears | Ist Reading of Measure for $3 Million Addition City property owners probably will be asked for a second vote Nov. 2 on a proposed $3,000,000 tax- supported bond issue for expansion of Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital. Pontiac City Commission last night passed first read- ing of an ordinance placing the proposal on the Novem- ber ballot. | | If given the expected final approval next week by commissioners the ordi- nance will take effect. With a slight wording; change, the ordinance is etal 3 Fe oe EP i; i a (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Vietminh fo Return Gen. De Castries é : 7 ip g Z it EF £ ett fue i * 7 eo MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1954 —60 PAGES OKs Fear U.S, Withdrawing Hospital Bond Issue Vote Likely Nov. 2 >a 2 Get New Posts UF Elects Two, Sets $525,823 as Drive Goal Olson and Muldowney Named as Trustees; Quota Up 7.8 Pct. Two new members were elected to the Pontiac Area United Fund Board of Trustees Tuesday, as the 1954 campaign dates were set and the goal of $525,823 announced. They are Marvin J. Olson, plant manager of the Fish- er Body Pontiac Division, who fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Carl Housing Probers Due in Detroit Senate Banking Group Coming Sept. 23; Will Check Loan Chiseling German Strikers Brawl With Police f j ; f ii ii Stays in Alaska as Trapper and Guide By JOE HAAS Pontiac Press Staff Writer SKAGWAY, Alaska—This fur- eee eee eee ee ee kee meets see eee etwas 2 beg fest): rely il Sheppard Back in Jail 31, to death at their Bay Village home on July 4 build a new dormitory at Ionia State Reformatory. —’, ernor, May Postpone McCarthy Quiz Senator Watkins Says Probe May Be Put Off for a Few Days WASHINGTON «#—Sen. Watkins (R—Utah) said today the special Senate committee to investigate charges against Sen. McCarthy (R—Wis) may have to postpone for a few days the scheduled Aug. 30 start of its public hearings. Watkins, head of the committee, statement at E. Wallace Chadwick's taking on the job of counsel to the group. |GOP to Urge $200,000 Cut inloniaDorm Appropriation LANSING (AP)—At the start of today’s special session Sen. Elmer R. Porter (R-Blissfield), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, said he believed the commit- tee would recommend an appropriation of something over $400,000 instead of the $660,000 asked by the gov- Driving to complete the) emergency session in one | day, Porter said a bill in- cluding the smaller amount would be introduced as soon Porter said that the committee Press Articles Aid Plans for School and their parents are stocking up on and clothing for the new year. To aid in 3 z fil g oF d he aa} Be Veteran Solon \Dies Suddenly in Washington Michigan Congressman Shafer Was in Congress for 18 Years Michigan Congressman can from Michigan’s third 3 WASHINGTON (AP) — Taken By Death i. * KRY ee ee Pe : wy re REP. PAUL W, SHAFER i > Ht oF ‘Saginaw Walk Repair Slated Wrenn Says Work Will, Begin Soon in Business| st ‘ Lad sa (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Showers Predicted for Pontiac Tonight fo Leave Korea by End of Yea There are now six U.SV divisions in Korea. i if iJ iH it si TOKYO # — The influential Commie Bill senators which threatened measure. Farm Measure Passes, in Trouble WASHINGTON (UP)—The Senate early today passed smashing legislative triumph. The controversial bill was passed by the Senate shortly after midnight following a last-ditch fight by farm state temporarily to defeat the Earlier the House approved the bill 208 to 47 after beating down a farm bloc move to kill it. Knowland (Calif) sought a recess to regroup his forces in a new session later today. a new session later today. f rf wE 5 { un | : it ghd itt — f rs ‘ Pane tet eotined Fm 2 ¥ aun Ra ‘i i iad iene tii, $3 ig lt fn gai Hit pi 7H Hn 7m . Seni ral ui i tb HI ie aie ut — ; [it ao ute i Ap B ae | ih Te fala : e- i} aE AL: afta ik Ay ait iu sal | AF agi: ro au jutit ret Peis ia Pe 2 Ae ii itl eG Ease neh Bo 2 tii dl a {cil fi i: a Hi I TT ley SS hates stilt fir Ri Mt | : HIF fg : He + 1] | rt. py Sal Hf Pun ya airy Te a ibe rate 2 i 18 |x 2 AGS Li ii qtr i za nn il eee moet i! hi i radi ul te i Af r Ht Nit! [eine He P|

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Beef _ nm > sen 2) PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1954 Bahte dl at oa" Peenigy We ok ad SPE CL eee Me Ly oe ra 8 a | y, Atlanta, Ga., said yesterday. From Jan. 1 through July 30 rabid animals analyzed at the city ‘Texas Counties Ht by Rabies Outbreak | am messes waa Pe HOUSTON, Tex. ® — A U.S. | animals. 3 Publie Health Service official says ix Houston and Harris County's ra-| 4 : bies problem, in terms of inci. | How About Dry Gulch’? dence, is the worst he has ever!) DETROIT (UP) — A theater| i seen in this country. | showing a revival of the 25-year-| 3 “TI feel very strongly right now | old silent film, ““The Man In The/| f& that a mass immunization cam-| Iron Mask,” with Douglas Fair-| iy i> + A HOME NEAR A SCHOOL? é >. ERS THE EASIEST WAY to find it is by reading the “Homes Near Schools’’ ads in the Classified pages of the Pontiac Press. Featured are homes iden- tified as to school districts in which they are located. To find the home you desire near the school you prefer, see page 55 in today's Pontiac Press. . . OD Phe ee | Pentiac Press Phote | TEEN TOPPER—Sub teen Ann Gillies puts her faith in the | styling Bambury offers in a Midnight blue coat of 100 per cent | wool boucle’. She nows kits famous add-a-year hem will take her | all through her junior high years. Her off the face velvet hat, with | Sequins plus gold braid for the first time in sub teen add charm. | White wool gloves are a grown up touch, but warmly interlined. Better your living—read the Real Estate ads daily. Find 1,000-Y¥r-Old Cellar |gists estimate. Vilhjalmur Stefan- isson, noted Arctic explorer who ‘UPTON, Mass. 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The rich platinum and gray of the graceful leaf and flower motif is accented by a dell- cate platinum line around the rim of the modern Coupe Shape so much in vogue today. On fine, white translucent china made by skilled craftsmen of old Bavaria, “SILVER ARBOR” brings grace and beauty DIXIE POTTERY For Your Convenience Open Daily and Sun. 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. Baronet . a buffet in front of the 3.30 Waterford) OR 3-1894 A FINER the most array of. colors you've ever seen Bermuda Shorts Menswear $795 Up Flannel Tapered Slacks Plaids Flannels $795 Up breath-taking loomfield | TASHION SHOP Park at Our Front Door! . 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. ‘ | Combinations Unlimited — back to school Shirts ‘n Skirts in the most exciting dyed -to-match colors! EEE __=— _—_——— SS > \ 6 a ‘ 3 ae } . | } * \ as . PX Y I " ais St +o > Ae va 2 YO Qe te ety Pace | j » b ) J ‘ aa iL es bae ae ee a ca ; id sk i } ' Ck i | } ad ake 4 ee ge ert Feige gh oe ety ae dies we oi, “Bie Nati OO Ga ay ar NN ne tai a Sh hat a \ A | Ht Ht Fal aye] lt gf 4 3 £¢ ! 3 EEG i ie ie E " : Eg £ i : 8 7 i { { eb: if ey A ! rts THE PONTIAC PRESS, | to ee tier ut Tr Livi i i i Ff iF if | TT if Hf af , i in A Playoffs Play 4-4 Deadlock in Semi-Final Tilt; Will Play Again Today a £8 fzel Ht f Fos ii if i ; Pennant Races at a Glance a ae He EF By FRITZ HOWELL COLUMBUS, Ohio @—A decade lago he was a hungry, homeless land frightened kid, dazed by the death of his mother and father as war came to his native Persian | hills. ‘! Today he’s the No. 1 choice to/| ’| win the fifth National Caddie golf championship. . * * That’s the big leap made by 17-year-old Dick Hauff of Chicago, who yesterday fired 76-70-146, two ‘over par for Ohio State Univers- ity’s 7,120-yard par 72 “Scarlet” 1, Phile- | course, to lead the 36-hole quali- Recreation Nine Is Victor in Drayton Playoff Action Richardson Dairy a 5-3 set back on the 5-hit pitching of Jim McClellan. McClellan had a no-hitter going for 524 innings. Five hits in the ist inning gave Recreation 3 runs and 4 more in the Sth pushed across the deciding runs. Dick Hubble paced the 11-hit ork. 2m); | attack with a triple and 2 singles. Gidley Electric and Richardson’s meet tonight with the loser bowing out of the 2-game knockout tour- Cleveland, | ney. Cleve.| The Little Leagué championship game between Williams Lake and Busby,| Drayton Drug will be played at 4 :| p.m. today. Dixie Recreation.......300 620 0—5 11 2 Richardson Dairy,....100 001 1—3 5 4 d Ruelle; R. and H. Ric! . ‘ora i £4 CADDIE TOURNEY MEDALIST—Dick Hauff, 17, a Persian-born war orphan, shows his score card| Caddie Golf tournament at Columbus, 0. He after shooting sub-par golf in the afternoon round | carded scores of 76-70—146. Hauff was adopted by of the 36-hole qualifier Tuesday at the National | an American army major during World War Il. i 7 * = Ex-Refugee Favorite ng beer ~\ The fine score earned a $250 college scholarship for the gritty kid. He has another $250 coming from the 1952 tournament in which sportsman, And if he survives the Rate dR iales tag 1 el ie ey pay j We pe ay ’ ’ match play which starts today and winds up Saturday, he'll add an- other $1,000. He'll enroll in Florida State Col- | lege at Tallahassee in September, | Aug. 31. Dick, as a six-year-old, was found by American soldiers. The | sponsor was Maj. Frank Hauff of | , ‘s ? * Dick is 5 foot 5 and weighs 142. Party Se We Te eR Sy oleae wont may See ee GI’s adopted him, but his No. 1) were Cobb, Speaker and Wagner Hardy Men lished countless records in F ‘Olson, Castellani Plan |Final Workouts for Bout 5 : Lazzeri Jr., son of the former play on the University of Santa Clara basketball team this season, He was ineligible last rvason because of the transfer rule, f f / ; f ‘ ee eile he, nN a Pare ae ERE ag ae ae he eee ' Manager Sid Flaherty broke up Olson's training camp at Nice in Events Tuesday 1 ! | r He? u ih Rodgers of San Diego, wi g E i g i i j ef 1 | lowan Wins Fierce Scrap in Detroit The two fighters fought toe-to- toe throughout the fight and had & Ss, | Chie: at Ba'timore, [ + 4 time best. He: spent a long and | ; successful amateur career in the and is particularly well- | Putsburgh each other alternately in trouble jand near knockouts. Major League Results Cleveland 3 6 — New York ......... 81 7 66 63 i= ¥ ¢ecceveeecs %* *# 63 9 Recents oe ~~ green } + 417 uN Baltimore 3 “6S 7 =6.331 TODAY'S GAMES @ | New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m.—Ford tph. (124) vs. Kellner (6-14) Detroit et Cleveland, 1 pm—Aber (47) or Hoeft 12) vs. W ass) . p.m.—Con: . suegrs (14-3) or Martin (48) vs. Larsen (315) | Boston at Washington, 7 0.m.—Nixon (#10) | ¥8. McDermott (6-12 12) TUESDAY'S RESULTS =z a 4 | 2s F 5 3 Washington, 1:30 p.m. at Baltimore, 1 p.m Wen Lest Pct. Behind eae le ee 8 wwe sassabes bof b- — we Cinemnati «36 RATS (NBM St.Louis 5 61 «(474 1% Chicago *e 11 @ & “ D3 Is @ at New York, 12:30 a FF ad or Dickson (7-14) vs. « . at nee 7:38 p.m.—Erskine (15-10) vs > a». Slows of ) Ee, i pm —Haddix (154) vs Spahn :13-10). Cincinnati at 1:30 p.m.—Drews G3) ws. Cole (2-4). TUESDAY'S RESULTS New York & = a | 3 Pittsburgh 5 Brookiyn Chicage Ss. Cincinneti b a Pitsburg. 12:20 = 1 : iJ Ss. at Milwaukee, 2:3 p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago, 1:30 p.m, eyno Cards 86 Tuesday to ut j Pe WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1954 an i the loyal fans who have insisted General Manager Branch Rickey will produce a winner are-bursting at the séams. * a . The Pirates are in last place in the National League but 20,102 fans turned out last night to watch them spot the Brooklyn Dodgers two runs in the first inning, then come through with a 4-2 victory for their fifth consecutive win. The crowd was the largest to watch a night game here this year. The five-game winning streak is the longest since Rickey took charge of the Pirates in 1951. The Pirates now have won nine g ‘ 5 3 z gz zie § bir aE at t E53 tickets set last year. Individual game tickets still are available for the Purdue, Wiscon- sin, Washington State and Mar- quette games. Purdue, the game on Oct, 23, is leading the sales. Wisconsiz, here on Oct. 2, is second, Both figure to be sell-outs ported for the Iowa, Michigan and Minnesota games with the Indiana | game trailing. TUESDAY'S STARS ‘ BATTING—Willie Mays, New Giants defeated Philadelphia, 8-3. PITCHING—Howie Pollet, Chi- Jets’ Nine mark. Marv Caswell of GMC Class A Statistics a Domi Hagyard, Jets... .cccccsese In polo, you've got to have the horses. And this year the Ivory pga Fe aM a 4 i é a is Becae EF 1 9 i Sally Wins WOGA Weekly Tournament Four were tied for the runnerup spot, Mrs. Keith LeClair, Mrs. Rob- ert Marsh, Clara June Mosack and Irene Bretzlaff, all with 85s. Los Angeles’ Bradley Leads in Junior Meet BALTIMORE (®—Foster (Bud) Bradiey of Los Angeles took a ond round at the Hearst National York Giants, tripled and hit three | Junior golf championship on the | | singles in four times at bat as the | Mt.Pleasant course. Bradley, winner of the recent USGA match play championships, cago Cubs, snapped a 10-game los-| got off to a shaky 39 going out, Rangers have got "em, which helps | 11 Not Ready; Stanfel £2 ae =f Hy ia oe S82 i Het lat two-stroke lead today into the sec- League pitchers. gee it Li ul li : Fa i i ! Tam O'Shanter and Sherwin Ross of Knollwood, played their best ball against Middiecoff. The golf- ing dentist from Memphis fired a 32-37—69, 3 under par. Hubar re- ceived a trophy as low amateur with 75, Elson posted a 77 and Ross, Big Stick’ Policy . . ’ . Aids Minors’ Pilot LYNCHBURG, Va. @—Roland LeBlane learned much about the big stick policy in his service with the U. S. Marines. Since manager and catcher of the Lynch burg Cardinals he has been making trouble for opposing Piedmont He is around .381 which keeps him race Trabert-Seixas Are Unimpressive in Winning Their raze Ht th Fs A ia te 5 i . : f Hit f vis hopefuls ran into difficulty Bill 7 | andrew Paton Ist Start in National Doubles Net Tourney off his singles game in recent, our Seniors’ title, We want to com months, was far from his best. |centrate on that.” —- Several of America's future Da-| Don Flye of Tacoma, Wash., and ill Quillian defeated : of of Fa rf Hi iz! 1 i it Feek Lt ae OSEAN Oe ae ~~ awe < ' | 2,’ = + * i 7 2 j tet Yee s ’ , J 7 ee j hd ‘ be e nd - od : ! ‘) c / 7° RY 1 i , 4 3 ie é ‘ = -_— . ag te) op ie gis Va. a tap ody ; me aad i eesite: hi es oe} a oy Wri gohe™ f ot ee bi 1 N ie or id rey: or oe ** on ee. * ? had = é if j | J ; ‘ / 7 > fe ¥ - * in fed — es | ay ASA . | wt bet fs f \ 4° . i = peg \ ‘ THE PON TIAC PRE . YST 1954 at jh | Good and Bad |... {Steels Are Drag fe 9 — on a REE on Mart To > @f trade today, wheat board | Bnd, taney, 40 a 44 * beans dleplaying and soy- | ¥s, 4 ranaparent. oF Red | NEW YORK beans dling frm tone while Sat Ser Sonccioepeg femes: [one Ock W — Steels weak-| Peaches. Ned Have i, 3.00-3.38 eats, | day in moderate lower to- All cereals started = et. Be aed taen a Utilities and activity. active dealings, out firm in|, wemriabes: Beane, 6 bu. Water- | ing materials producers of build- 2 pele dettant eaten cutoed.. 180-380 pa: beans © gree an, na | ound while mation picture a It gained around five contract. | beans, war 0.00 bat 340-400 bu: beans rubber stocks picture and poems | eee : initia) o1~« Fy -% 3.50 bu. Beets, was rest & buying was burst of | * 1128-1.79 bu. Bros beets, No. Trading irregular > ket s-drrerlpe had the way the mar._| rea.” Mo - Rate with por eSieat at a brisk pace * Wheat near the end Ne uta MS 1.28-1.00 bushel enhnen. the pace slackened mixed, Then hour of the firs Not asct8, don 'beha. Carr caboose. | crafts as steels 3 was % to % t | 2.50-3.00 } don, ‘dehs. Carrote, topped, | the and olla weakened Siowly tember $2.13% higher, Sep- — an mas me's No. 1] its ae started to Slowly e September $1.6 corn % to % lower, | pic No. 1. 1:28-1:80 hye ‘toa Gore, | nOSn yest point and recover from to % egy oats unchanged | "ess a rem Gecumvert |e ee ond hy cect after S to se owe, December B ticers, Ma. i tera bu. eucumbers, Sperry y depressed. soybeans % a stove | seis. bus erie ae i than four per jumped more September 33.25% cents higher. Ne Rona ie ee es oS decided to raise the dividena quis & . and lard 5 to ri = 1. 2.00-2.50 p 1.80 des wns ee split the stock, But the dividend t September dred pounds hi 1, 2.00-2.50 re Pris. Ontong’ ary. Me tled somewhat the issue $16.67 higher, | ! ib below set. : || E 380.300 "ba. Paruey, eur dry. No] Other the high 4 Grain P ‘yeri0o, dos. bane wuriy, No. | Chrysler oe re eens : rices Pye 1 behs; 1 — | Ne. ‘ throp Aircraft ’ Goodrich 7 2.00-2.50 | bu: | pepper hot No. 1 Lockheed. Ge Nor- eannae-to-Ounies 2.00 bag Potatoes, sweet, No. ‘| Dynamics, General . ‘Wheat— 100-Ip Samos Bg No. 1, 1. necot, ° Electric eer. : ning grain ee me hee Thy Ee 3.40-3.80 Dome Mines , Ken- | ~~ eRe 1775 1.21% | Niite. fancy. OS: at Sew See Cyanamid, Bal , Americ March . +. 2.15% Sept 7 dos , 1.00 dos behs; : padishes Northern F timore & an my... 118% Nov.) 319 60-15 : oo. Rhu sats No. 1, 60- Pacific Ohio, ve 2.132% Jan. « esos 341% bu. pchs. coe . No L and Loew's . Standard Oi] (N) govt. eee. 1.00% Maren "°° 274% coun. pam, ooese Be. } 4 Fg Declining were Bee 2 iiss Ha Muang OI squash, bubberd mee i d0eade belies Airera Sn a St) Gugt. - .... Shs as 1.35-1.96 Sao ta; cgnach: las Aircraft Motors, Doug Dec. Nov clases Leg 1.25-1.56 pe 1 wate bskt; squash Tobacco. , Boeing Amastene + aecvee 31% De "3 No. 1 . basket. To _Me-bu; fancy , Allied Che . —- “88 “tga, eaters Bs a pe, bostet. Tommetens, Seth "ican Telephone mical, Ameri- egrcee RSet prose oh topped. Mo % ie eS RS Southern Railway phar Dodge . oT 12.07 tee sod 1.50-1. be Turnip, sum. U. S. Gyp- * oe Soe: oe : Celery sab- inB MH 2.90 Jab; endive, benched We 2. New York Mitten il coqavate, bleached, 4 . toot te te: Admiral 3 Stocks a. tuce, ey Wo 1, 2. 250-200 bu. Air Reduc |. 24 Isl MOU 3 Lampson > Sen 6, of 4992 lees, ‘bead Ma AX,» SF - Aiee Lott. oe? as Ge Conl.. 183 Pees RNING FOR A FRIEN pleaded guilt Drayton Pl leat Mo W100" 1.3.0 3-don erate: | Allied St 35.7 Johns Man... ) | owt, of Rvenerls D—Susie the guilty to dri ains 13 ba a es ee |e wn. S86 Jenee & L ee “Cookie,” who w e, Ind. cradles a ae ee age to have e of liquor and | lard, Me 1. 1.00- . Wo 1, 88-2. Alum ‘Lid See y mer. Bs as killed yesterda rished pal ee an operator’ failure tara, Net. Let bu Kale, Wot 138 — LS . 861 y near thei » | Susie lost * day s license rel, No No No 1,1 -~|Am Can oon 14 CK eee ir home. : her favori United Press when he Tues-| 140-2 1, 100-1 t imei tc. on. |= oe Ene & bo of a bi te playma Fhete med wan Lake appeared before we Pein ce . pt £38 | Am Cyan. 4 Brees G8 «.-- BS e g passenger bus. te under Justice . Turnip, chard, No 1 Gas & - $16 LOF sees 172 . the wheels He Joseph Syl Neo 3. 1.06- geno 1 | Am ‘Love $16 LOP Gam ... 8 : Bia wat sentenced to 3 Se is Am Moe Pay 3t Lie Melia... a 0 10 ION days CHICAGO m Motors Lockh y.... 6 a tailed to liquor charge when in] CHICAGO (AP) POTATOES Am Red ..... 113 Loew's 71. 304 o War Thi pay a $100 he | &, rset 248: —Potatoes: oe 3 iS . ine is Ye costs. He rge when he| rppiies moderne; gums : arrivals 85; Am Gcies -. 3 Lene © Com... 8 ar day Polar an additional for Long “White demand ae Se: | Am ou Fe. 313 Meck Tre. 33 he on the license County A, ES ogee lana Whites | A™ Too ++. a4 Eertis & ‘3S | akers at | su onomn to ey a — 4.15; eecha 7 Rede 08; Am zine 3 Mead CP e m3 County Health Di to e t Bac 0 a egua costs. and Reds $4.00. neues ae oP 4. 383) Sa irector | a $ | cmc aco Armour & Co 10 Mid Sil Pa S24 ys Mea ‘ son Ur . Te SUTTER reser SCs Sek tone . 324 sles . a: bay or sell in eoREAGO LAP) — 3 amp coos | ethan? cs 8? Mont’ ware’: Ses Duri Also Up| By DAVID J. WILK a us ome oe White Bros Guartston area | 22 ged. to. higher waying prices Att Cet” Lis abs Motor at ing Past Week AP Ashestre Be a market SS ree wa OR Bros. Real area, oe A 865: higher; 93 ti ‘ 123 neues - 33 Some | DETROIT itor . . This doesn’ ys an wade. . 3 i aA | BS59 inte ey Re Been Be gered ie dueead € oli were | seasczal’ bu 0 — The sate in —S pg ghar t Diamenéd -ly prices no ty . ne os 414 in Oakland seasonal busi pretty muc : vol- Georges Rings, 45: holessle | Beech - 218 ia week Count ; usine ha - Newports, 20% Off. upenanged to 1%, lower: | Ben ut 1.333 Mat bres - 08 , compared wi y last} Thi wr What Jewelry 23; - ~~ Fy Gee mediums eee: | mone tut .. 32.2 Mat Bree! --.. 53.2 | week ; with 13 duri the is has been demons it means is tha If your friend's Dot. = 454;,US | Beth steel... Tet as Toon ort ending Aug. 7 ng the first full post erated in | St mare of t 60 per tok, 0n Um bane GA. bata ——~ Boing Air. 612 Min Air Bre’. 304 County Director of according to | PUYers’ marke’ ee es Sam soles will comme tn te firet m1, C. A. Mitchell. ee DETROIT. 140) sees Bond atom .. 183 Nie M Pw 32 | John D. Monre of Health De.| earhones the Soon all practical | alt of the year im the first Michi “Tantric f Detroit, | vin beatat”*: ns xe. Am ar ae None of -| ed have been close ths just end- | Suruesume padre tho larg: py ay s-bs Fae a | Brune Belk 3, Pac... sea | live the new polio victi than the industry to normal | Arwen ted in the poe oS St . wid. 8 | Bru maine“. 373. O8 Pei in Pontiac o victims | enced i ustry has quarter ® j wtd. avg. 30%: ave. 42 : cat S84, | Budd Co e..173 Cute it Airlin 6 7 Aside , Monroe said in more th experi- As far . in Rol rowneOrade : grea B large 46 aeons cree Se > - allay TES 64.4 | di from polio ; Ce an a decade mand i as over-all re’ avg. 52%; A ls 2z:.. 1.4 Otis ae eee 125 diseases, in , communicable rtainly the . ; is concerned tail de- 0 oe St ae ree Can Dry 19 Owens 135 | declined the coun first y have been authori the e 28-31, wtd. 41-42, wtd. _|Can Pae -.. 12.5 Pae una: 2) lined last w ty general] in which w. the ties sa . sales { WASHINGTO!? oe 45. e c. ave. =* ev * pe Atri 26.7 Pan AWA SS a sl t week. Ger y war had no en or threat of easily y, the 1925 total ; way Michigan @ — Here is the peewers 23.” Case JI mt Penh EPL. 144 | increase Pa exception wih on pant Se, fg eee. cor do | Curemt year "Thee that of the 4 yesterday on a vot- pwned Tres’. oes Peram ~— ce daa | Cases. The com two to four new y has been t, the in- page, tradeing a scrap- } ment to Senate amend- Poultry Gam pe at Parke De. ia follows: plete county re to an era of getting back buyers as c first time making it @ felony bill cmIcaco . Gert-teeds.-. 3 Phlipe “De oe MY . port | ences. seasonal influ. | ‘te from hanging relatively munist: (The pally a Com- ees yo overruled Senate eoops poul Ch .. 12 aneeen ‘ End as . thon Eisenhower the House | cbangea ‘to. tod. paying. 1 vee ‘cope: Cities “Bve 323 Cette, leer .. $8.2 | Secsies Week 18 Aug | industry been a tradition in the | i : objections administra. 22.5 to 1 higher; rns prices [| Clark Equip 1000S Pt Pet ... aks ............., 3 54, 15, 53 that peak | . GA Senate in voting P =e: a hens 14- . vy hen un- | Clima ulp 44.2 tt Plate G .. 642 | Pneumon! , . . 5 a! and retail producti rice LLON 3 version for the : old roos 18; fryers an s 165-/ Ct = Mo .. Pree & -- eo Poliom a (all forms) 3 2 | il sales co: . jon on | Yor the umend capenetien SO and ‘rollers | Coca Cota #23 Pure “Ou... Foomyeiiie 0s 13 1| half of the ye =—se ae es (Regular C ind QUAR amendment—Bent M: | Colg Palm 2 Bt! Reo a Foe 11 | Tuberculosis tail ; 8 4 demonstrated in t That will be | SCOSO _ White , ' ski Republicans; Di and DETROIT POULTRY SS See a Movers 30 Mumps ee 4 4 e| unless all dice the 1954 reco ‘ na ance ) and Machrowicz , Lesin- DETROIT _ . ube . ve i” tions Against the , Democrats ney , {Af —Priote paid per } ny -4, Re ft --- & = cre s 3° far this os wens: ta berg, Dondero, ndment—Ceder Meaty hens ea Raper ese | Con of 3} RKO Pict Wa] | Three new aeons os tubes ®| has built s year the industry tween ideas Gundan oo Meader Ford, | heavy roasters 18-22, ‘ Cont poe 458 1009 Rock zee a as were recorded of tuberculos: | cars. ' 000 passeng ports rketing Service - , , Oakman. Hoffman, | 2*°!*"= (over 4 type 16-18; | Sot © 18S Safeway st ; in P is Authoritati er that fluid milk re. W Wolcott, , Thompson and poetiens oo Sveg ot oe ane heavy | 2.8 ey Sefewey ot ¥ 19.6 | Said. Other disease ontiac, Monroe | put retail pect estimates tinued to make season ap ces con- s Lawrence St. s Absent or not ; Rocks ow Crosses - Mer pao Mot “son St Reg oan 38 even or dropped rates remained | period at abo eries during the in August at bo advances PITTSBURGH Phone Bentley. 20-31; caponett: t broilers Seppe I sense rt eee Ai . 30.2 listings were: off. Complete | sources about 3,425,000 consumer th producer and PAINTS— —_ FE 6-644 , Republicans; O’Brien and keys, 13-14; es 6-0 Re re St | Corn z Rog 2 § re Row. O83 re: city | sso sa making these oe ae Keep that (JUST PAINTED) i abaut, Democra' toms ; Crue sti | r . = y ; st teports around look ts. " 03 Curtieg We. 3 Sinclair : 3 ch Sect ke will caus chine for the Near mi that retail pri the nation - D longer Lynn Baggett . Doug ~~ apne 331 Souk ee - 3 ficken pox Week 7 Fi Ans | that figure i to 5% million. If nik advanced from in of fluid ij Faces Livestock Dow Chem. = Bou Ry ...... 1.1 mpe tees i . 3} hecome the bs realized 1954 will aman Tis is — levels in Mandlonghier Charges operon uveatoce | Et ps eee gb 3) m try third bet | The reall Price reporting. ANGELES NRT EPD—The Bue Best nee’. eee oa one Bl “3 ¢ The industry grade price for Court itvestock | Zi Auto Lo... Bd 3 1! es y achiev mi standard yesterday @ — Superior | "s"* salable 300. Few = aon & - 82 Bra Ou My - BY _ 2 1| est sales valum ieved its high- 5 maj lk delivered to homes Lynn Baggett, refused to parva barrows end carty sales | B@er — in. -3 n Ohio . 40 ¢| 6,326,438 e in 1950 wh si jor cities averag in plead guilty to a, bit actrees, to |" nlgner at 3298 balan ck End gone. 313 Stee Wares Busi ; | ‘Second best was 1953 950 when | oath. This is an mn tls Tharge filed after an auto poted a a mage! | Erato Sena te] Le iness Briefs | sews cot wie MES with S138. three-tenths of one ¢ perense - a child an auto collision . eee eee, cna beens ned Firestone” ee Be SH E. Howlett year’s v _ third place this | rom s of one cent of Judge was k showing and heifers —~ 4 cee f © Texa Pd.... 37.5 Pontiac . Manage | olume needs is July, but . per quart Cement illed. good below; on | preeet Sat vo Tex s Co..... 14. Blue c of the| the 1 ¢ ‘ds only to to | from a slight decre the matter D. Nye conti yeorlings: carty choice fed ~~ ay; Froch Tre. os tg meegee sae district offi Cross-Blue Shi deliv. otal of 5,060,903 r P | last August. ase Miss Secwt as Oct. 11, whe t to low choles sin fp -- Gesees | Oe Bak... +7 ae p Pa... a | the newly-cre has been named tol vee 903 retail | producer Sam estranged wife 7 a wane eco Sa. | Soa Fda... $3 pee Ww Au.- Sei ated post of menional | / Third or fourth, 19 | Prospect. Point El trial on a Spiegel, will ‘ferings mot 0: cutter te steers and Gen Motors” oe ot c Fox... =f manager fo / into the indust , 4 will go in Oo . evator ; charge ‘nen manslaugh or 0, latter poo utility aa Fey d bn a on oe to Pox =] central Mi A the as one of rd record books peration at Ni } Joel Watnick the same Pa ts i t gotce Oe peeve S aaaies Gen Tire eee Un Carbide... 30.2 area. it Michigan| years in th Most unusual NIAGARA agara in the il, was fatally hur commercial Bula Sto-1180; early top on Gilette Be Unit Air L cae nounced today/ey yee eahnn cohuman rae nettoced The Prospec FALLS, N.Y. @ accident y burt walt hu ted 188 ana: “ye on Goan > . ot wit At coon 26.3 Willian rg Ad chiefly by was achieved | u,.° the Poin elevator lead- ait Z TO BIDDERS 24.00; yee hee —- 35.00-31-00, Gran’ Paleo. m7 at Fruit e Nary, © . /Mc-| Generat Motors ompanies — Falls was reope of the American et es Ee, Sonrl rea Serge gt a cee Be Nary. executive) Cert and Ford. | yg ned to the public offices, fe of Comm! ii Dp salable y 800-1400. 60 uit ound _ Us Rub 16.6 ent. | rtainly the The 5. Oakland et thelr anne Oe =... oe Se 38 As regi | ler volume of elev ra at th not Mayes Mf 38 elt.... gio and th Chrys- elevator, Sih oa font poe Pt ne |S Ba “2s Fegional) fgued only slit ot hye: | atc, wat Gone sry es pee afar as | emenSS nae rE Br at eee a ot wil drt and co: | Mot iy sy nein 0 shortly be lowing: read for f¢ be public. general trade )—Salable Hook “ arn B Pic!! 4 nat ‘0- N . ver-all total stimated 185 y when 1—as eratdhtng tel tee een uneven; st hogs 8,000; | 7! er @.... 78 W Ve Pulp... 18.2 a e the activ. | Most indust . coll : 000 ton wr } aK. oo end ap 4 butchers —— to 28 low- | ory! esses 81 West Un ‘tet. 34.6 ities of t v-| to agree stry experts a apsed into t sand of rock seis Rang nts me esa erin, ae | Ba a By Sed eres es of the ex! ture brings renewed tr er |e ) “che ‘Bost contents be plainly m and. 3833 eds end te. “33 00-93: Interiak $4 Wilson & 1, Sag] fices in a tacouh en district te | scarcities gs renewed threats of = oy = reserves arkea| ies, ib. 3090-227 lets choice ue. Int Mary. ... 15.3 Wise io ¢.7| Pon ty area, i of-| remain i seasonal fact _ Some all proposals the righ 105 lb ,20-00-828.98:; come oreuné > 1| Int Wick . 321 Ww Pw... 3 tiac, Fi a, includi main in ors wil areas — + the p or to ight to reject 330.400 280-. 22.75; heavier be } aed Int Paper... “43 wostect® af sing, M Flint, Ann Arbor lam control of the 1‘ | grees Fahre fer Mars are 8 de- of roposa efec os . 21.50- att . Tow... , Mon ’ . c nheit i terest a of See Beare, ole thet, tn si | welente ey 3 TS Soe int Tela ws zenith Wee Sj | addition roe and Port Huron n ar | but far below it in the daytime b> County = the advantage of best ine | yee 00: larger } lighter i & Tel 226 th Rad 6}: , he will conti . In zero at night ee Goent, be Saat 2, qrinlablo cattle 6.000; sad ——— erect ... 1 | Ges as manager or tae the du- : Oaki igen, e hetee and better 't 400: NEW AVERAGES i . Roary niand. Mien ene at | ne eee: e and better fairly steers | ciated YORK — Compiled by the district office. Pontiac gus COUNTY oF ThE, ae pe day ~ nresdy: Galle 0 asso. | Howlett, 46, of 1013 1 16. OF OAKLA THE choles ove 1,200 4 a toads’ bulls | Net heang Indust a 18 *@0 Bivd., joine i B 1013 James K ooo rr. , most an ne steers ons: ened mang Wed. ant —j Util Stocks Shield in 1940 lue Cross - Blue eee sot D 4 soretal sveer Fades 33 9-24 78: good, te Week, ero wens Mee ee ote aa2 | Sentative in aggarsngge repre- ° high 16.50-1%. ow sales com- iontb ago ooee 170.8 6 648 1342 Detroi main - ee a aaa eer mt eee ae ES Deis A yese beer te ome ap r the Board of Cour 70 peus ole ana'n pri Rpg vy m0 oie estes | s0s0 — ian las 1008 one ior 2 manager of was 8p ers of agate SE be recstves iy and comme eriings 33.28-24.08; | 1983 high..... los ms ee tet-3 | district offi the Pontia Bus ‘ the Coun y Road Com by Ts and cial cows 33.00; | 1 igh 1 78 85 7 ce, a Cc $ i ome of Be. Gomme Sf Oak ved by [and comm paren eH -apgi wee SS BS ¢ 1080 | held since position he has 20 to $ yy ph pee St Gow ns anes bee ey’ utility vee 1302 738 as 116.3 | fou with the excepti Easy-to- = signature 500 | ern Stendard Time, ‘August fsa | ommerctal eet ¥0.00-22.00; cull to {DETROIT sroc 3; | tow years as assistang 1 pple a es , car or furniture p.soeee Sad re ra = meg, 280; ee | eK tor of the American field direc. ae eee tee + Fast, one-da Mi 2—Wi $ for bth publie- arin sheep stead yearlings i = ys Baidein points are erseas during Wor . ed Cross ick loan for an ° Phone oF CO * y service iss t + iomeck oe Att sediend by sme 31.002 7 , Be D & C rreeticn®: tee Hoon Pootiac office Sader War II. The y good reason. me in today for Pho e i s? , cates Bee sttechment 2.00-19.00; er oak te tee ened Gerity-heichigans isa servici es enroll 0 th se et rt. Caney Laon Sg Ca Ba el cc + 2 cng all "acon EHOLD FI ne them Long Distc Informath 1,000. ; : these e a west Abrasive’..... 27 coun — a st belabtatned ereguaet bieats _ SP iia attain aE e BIg os seks a4 39 Wallace N a Coyeoration 2. NANCE Thot’s po renee, 5 ance es to their ; be 7 a . bs sale: ODE 4 45 . Barker » renthood for eer . oma — plainly marked 2 Envo A and asked. 13 14 ecutive vice president met ex- 3% South 7 day the kids ere off you. You look soa & oe ues the right to ys Approved : n-Standard Car Pal Saginaw St. Why on a visit, ward to the seen the prop to! salve detects WASHINGTON Foreign Excha Co., has been ee de ae The Kay Bidg., 2nd FI don’ not telephone them tonig then miss them badly, t, in the | Fore: @ — The “EW e ident vice pres ’ PHON oor t cost tonight? ° - Fe rest phan lg Prati Rago ee dent ot niet to the presi. E: FEderal 4-0535 nearly as much as you’ one Distance calls ot Ay ef Oakland. Ween so W. Yost of nomination of has | ee ae ies Senate a acmene it was Prete Trailer Co., expect. RD OF COUNTY and iter to the vy York to be mo 36/6 one tn New York today. Road | Robert kingdom ninis-| “Rirope: Grest Br mew von com) The De you CAN cy Bie Robert MeClintck of Calera to Pty ey: up 1/22 of a cont. ane eee; ees =e Safest W cau : bassador ifornia to| set ; 0 ae ) 2.81%. nufacturers Assn. re ay °. Cam to to! off of @ cont; y futures port Assn POR ONL \ eel bodies nese ot) $33 Set SS fees HES ported today In Washington that in SOUTH BEND ... . Ny p Mh te Bt Deigium ‘trane) 281%. ] total es of television PROTE D y Mae 18, «| SOVIET Blasts oS aes (frame) 20% | SIX pohoreaypr ig Ay aret cT DAYTO sesceees DOF tf aoe movie. ot “ne U.S. Bill © [eee mses sacnanges | Pa months of 1964. This = Your N > eee = ®—Soviet changed (irs) . 00% wT; ith 2,775, eoees t , : te golly memeg no Communists | Senet Portege ieneeses 30° poy Ge came od leet ye wid fs INVESTMENT ASHVILE vs +++ +608 g Stes sees eee = it Se a s the Us Senate de- Latin me 1a Names - | ® eee ¢ fi |. the American rs outlaw. | wcnenged brass moo 4S | UNITED Delegate INSU mo eesenes ; Catwuuniet | sen 3008 tffee) 1 ( 10. NATIO ween e dL vex) 3068, ee eas | Arthur 8. Lail I Y. eo tuiin chwiin . (bot. | General of India ” consul Crawfo ° retes fer (Plus Federal ' “ th... the United Nations 716 Ponti nsurance 0 , tae State Bank Bldg. P MICH Ph. IGAN aly re 2.8957 | ° BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ‘ -