- Vice President Nixon | Visits Michiganders at Bellevue Reception 2 By ROBERT B. TARR —— Managing Editor, Pontiac Press SAN FRANCISCO—Michigan delegates, party offi- cials and visitors, several hundred ‘strong, got to- gether enmasse for the first time yesterday afternoon at a reception in the Bellevue hotel, Michigan headquarters. . * * * The event was given by the Michi- gan Arrangements committee in hon- or of Michigan men prominent in the federal governmental service. Guests of honor included Post- master General Arthur E. Summer- field; Wilber M. Brucker, secretary of the army; David Kendall, assist- ant secretary of the treasury; Frank Q. Millard, coun- sel for the defefise department, Also present were Senator Charles. E. Potter and Congressman Jesse P. Wolcott. Mrs. Brucker, Mrs. Summerfield and Mrs. Kendall were with their hus- , bands. NIXON “APPEARS Highlight of the afternoon was the unscheduled ap- " pearance of Vice President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon. The reception line, which had disbanded, quickly formed again as the vice president and his charming wife appeared with Summerfield. After greeting Michiganders the vice president and Pat went across‘the hall to pay their respects © te the Wisconsin delegation, holding a reception at the same hour. ‘Then they returned to the. Michigan room and posed for photographers and for convention visitors -who are making their own camera record of-events. BIG NEWS ANNOUNCED The pair made their customary fine impression, and the conviction that Nixon will snowball into the re- nomination, despite earlier rumblings, is growing fast. : Other big news was.that President Eisenhower has moved his schedule ahead one day and expects - to arrive here sometime tomorrow. Most of the Michigan delegates and visitors are here now. The ballroom of the Bellevue Was packed last evening as they-staged their first big reunion since they left home. OAKLAND PEOPLE PRESENT Present from the Oakland County area, in addition to delegates, are Mrs. Bert Norton and Mrs, Francis Covert, both of Rocehster, and Mrs. Charlotte Cook, of Royal Oak. Found Verne Spooner in the Michigan crowd. A Michigan Bell Telephone man, Verne at one time held forth in the Pontiac exchange, now is in Detroit, but lives in Clarkston. Michigan’s largest delegation. is holding a eat fast caucus this forenoon, hoping to complete state business in time to get to the Cow Palace before the first session is called to order at 11 o’clock (1:00 P.M. Pontiac time.)_A second session is scheduled for 4:00 | P.M. (PDT) this afternoon. © 4 8 22.8 .% Tuesday through Thursday session will start at 3:30 —jocal-time,-Starting-at5:30 Pontiac Time’ they will run well into the evening for the radio and TV cover- age. ia a 2a . ce a ROBERT TARR MEETS VICE PRESIDENT—Robert - Tarr, Pontiac Press managing editor, shakes hands with Vice President Special te the Pentiae Press by AP’ Wirephote Richard Nixon peter to the opening ad the ademas National Cuneention te AGE Renee ety” Danger.of War in Egypt Fades _ Most Delegotes Favor Dulles Plan; Conference Reaches Showdown LONDON @—The 22-nation Suez West still miles apart, But some delegates said the danger of a tebe war. is fading. r india’s VK. ver Menon drew up a climactic compromise) bid with the hope of bringing the West and Egyptian President Ge- mal Abdel Nasser together. This afternoon’s session was de- layed 45 minutes while U.S, Sec- retary of State Dulles met with Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov, presumably. to fill him in on the West's firm stand for an international authority to oper- ate the canal. Egypt already has rejected this. In a merry-go-round of last minute . diplomatic developments les plan. * * * What ever the immediate out- come of the conference, one West- ern official said. he is convinced Keynofer Readies Address + Menon, _|been- unable to sell his compromise - |plan completely to either side - Show Passes End. -|Wednesday Morning ast time to get tree tickets forthe sponsored military action in the Mediter- ranean is now remote, He said Prime Minister Anthony Eden is now thinking in terms of moral rather than military persuasion. it was reported, has “Early Wednesday morning is the back- “Chief yer Horse,” starring Victor. Mature and in full color and 9:30 for schodlage children.” | The free tickets are available on donference reached a’ showdown) ~ stage today with Egypt and the enough during political calling upor worked ds on a But, although roll calls intrigue, we still thinks where the first bind, bond, brick, brisk, them, to addle their alread y-o0ey worth a few minutes away from watching history ~ the making. A new chance to win it is on Page 7 copy of Puzzle No, 12 a The only other raw material you need is a | pencil,: postcard and an assist from the following t of words, ail of which are-part-of-the solution: Puzzle vs. Convention Maybe-we’re unfair—readers are “word-happy” convention time without dist t and speech may distract an es sein tian least eg calf, filed, fix, flied, fox, gun, guy, half, law, lump, now, plum, rack, rock, won. saw, seance, snob, snub, stack, stalk, stance, ‘stride, strike, stripe, torch, touch, words, works, worms, Stevenson Visit for Labor Day Stuns Detroit DETROIT (INS)—Announcement that Adlj Stevenson plans to with a Labor Day speech in De- troit has caused considerable sur- prise in Michigan, ' It earlier had been reported this years Labor Day célebration= ini Detroit would be non-partisan, State Democratic Chairman Nel] Staebler said he had ex- te Stevenson that _De- be non-partisan and had the Democratic nominee to spend two days or more in the state, but at some ‘other time, : A for Gov. nen Williams said: “We did not know of Stevenson’s|- plans, but we did hope he would come into Michigan at least twice.” Mike Novak. sessilis of. the Wayne County CIO Council and chairman of the Detroit Labor Day observance, said the joint AFL-CIO committee had po discussed _the G, Men- launch his campaign for president 54 Stevenson appearance, but would) Sweater Weather: Friday'll Be Better Fair and cool weather is the U, 8S. Weather Bureau's apne for the Pontiac area tonight, The low tonight. will be a chilly 530 to degrees, Tomorrow will also be fair and vagy dr ownlnethaaenntpaiban ki temperature. reading preceding a.m, was 53 degrees. The mercury rose to 68 degrees at 1 p.m. The five-day forecast calls for degrees. In_downtown Pontiac, the lowest| Oxford. Driver (Dies of Injuries: Sheriff Probes Hit-Run Possibility in Smashup; Paint Clue Found Edward J. Holstine, 25, of 2281 Genera] Hospital today after re- ceiving severe injuries in a Sun- day morning accident one-half mile from his home, Holstine was found unconscidus in ‘his car by an Oakland County Sheriff's Patrol, He sustained a fractured skull, punctured lung, “Ipossible back injuries, and frac- tures of an arm and leg when his car went off the road and struck a pole. ° Aa netaltgnligaireee-ailietete study the porblty of « bit and run driver, Holstine’s’ brother, Andrew, : 77, averaging 5 to-6 de-icar was found. “| plained. temperatures. troit’s Sept. 3 festivities were to |grees below normal. Thursday and} urged |Friday it will be warmer. with scattered showers, Britons Still the Biggest User of Suez Waterway: CAIRO- #—Egypt’s Suez Canal Authority published figures today showing Britain remains the big: gest user of the waterway. Of 1,019 ships that passed through: the canal since the July) hold a meeting on the question Wednesday or Thursday, others were 23 American and 21 Russian ships. Puerto Rico’s Clown to Hush Up This Time : SAN FRANCISCO (INS)+-Marce- lino Romany, who provided some comic relief at the 1952 Republican convention, is in San Francisco to- 'day to take part in the convention: but: says he won't play the same ‘role again. « go The tiny bald delegate brought down the house in 1952 and—had a nation of TV-viewers laughing when he insisted ori polling ‘the three-man Puerto Rican delega- tion. And each time he spoke Ray. Rd., Oxford, died at Pontiac eeiet out his rer vee two-week Fifth Army Moo-ve Over! Make Room - in Cow Palace SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (NEA) ~-Nobody ever calls it that, but the right name for San Francisco's “Cow Palace,’’ where the Republi- cang meet in national convention, is “Livestock Pavilion of No, 1-A District Agriculture Association.” A San pundits mel story and headline 20 years, ago gave it the shorter name, It has stuck in spite - of -high—kicks-from_horsy society} people who show their thorough- bred jumpers, steppers and saddle nags there but beef about having to do it in a cow barn. Ground was broken for the | huge coliseum in 1935. It seats nearly 17,000 people and leaves standing room for 2,000 more, | Tt was built by the U. 8, Public Works Administration to help re- lieve the depression. But a San Francisco News re- porter wrote at the time that: “While people are being evicted ‘|from their homes and are walking. ithe streets in hunger, they are building a palace for cows out in Vistacion Valley.” _ * ¢ e Cow Palace is the officially registered name now. ie wth See aa Turning Turret. Crushes Soldier | Local Guardsman Dies While Checking Repairs on Tank at Grayling A Pontiac National an .|was killed instantly at Camp ling yesterday when he was crushed by the turning turret of a tank he was helping check follow- ing repalr work, Pic, James E, Spires, 18, son of tion by fellow. workers. Trapped ‘between the moving turret and the base of the tank, a welding sick’ iadl te be Goal be free the boy's body, Guard officials today were un- able to explain how the accident could have happened -since Spires had been familiar with the turret ~PFO.-JAMES-¥--SPIRES— ;imovement and had turned on the master switch to enable the turret to be. moved just before he was work with a buddy, Pvt. Alfred J. Lorenze, 20, of 274 N, Johnson Ave, The pair had worked several days on the Sherman tank during oft duty hours. Lorenze told investigators started the turret revolving, on structions from Spires. He said shut-off the power when ,he re ized Spires was trapped but it too late. Spires was attending his Nationa] Guard -camp. Last he had worked as a cook z Th if i Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Spires, of 90 N. Francis St., was found dead in- side the tank following the opera- lice President lin Thick of Fight for Ballot Spot tke Changes His Plans, to-Arrive at Convention One Day Earlier By JAMES LEE —Republicans moved into San Francisco's huge Cow Palace today for a jubilant “Eisenhower, Peace and Prosperity” convention in which they expect to see Vice President Richard M, Nixon easily win a “free and open” fight to keep his place on the GOP ticket. The big show began at 1 p.m. (Pontiac Time), Presi- dent Eisenhower is due to arrive here tomorrow — 24 hours earlier than sched- uled and the “Nixon issue” efforts by White House Aide Harold E; Stassen to mount a genuine offensive against the vice president. Stassen, not a delegate and in San Francisco for the sole purpose of convincing the convention Nixon should be replaced, hinted he soon his operations. vention floor through backers egate “who properly seeks recog- nition” will get it and “none will be overlooked." COMPLICATIONS on” effort was complicated by the refusal of his choice for the vice presidential nomination, Gov, Christian Herter of Massachusetts, The President hag said repeated- ly, and White House officials now in San Francisco ate continuing to say, Eisenhower will accept Nixon (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) Here's the Score |for This Evening at Convention SAN FRANCISCO i — Here fs this evening’s session of the Re- publican National Convention~— Pontiac time: Opens 6 p.m, with music, sa- lute to colors, national anthem and invocation. © Address by Chairman Leonard Hall. Music. = Addresses — John , president of American Heritage | Foundation; Sen. Thomas H. Ku- here think The Pree deserve to browse you'd find such items as hambro lines, galoons, gentle- men’s beaver do, snaffies, sad- dler’s webbs and snuffer trays, _ Another tradesman boasts of “a good supply of Indian goods” and advises “traders will do: itiwell by calling.” The sanie chap) Seem pes Prgse Bem omreny pear wed In Today’ s prem County x News..... 10 Fone ares eeeteeteees ee 6 eeeereee Pree A ee Ee | f ees ete FFeF = ae ing Old Gazette Offers Pantaloons, Worm Pills ~~SAN FRANCISCO (INS). sharpens--with—intensified == will disclose high level support te among the delegates, that any del- - Stassen's whirlwind “Ditch Nie: 2 Special to the Fontine Press by AP Wirephote at the Bellevue Hotel in San Francisco yesterday. . Press a | Editor Robert B. Tarr looks on as Vice President Michigan delegation to the GOP convention, Richard Nixon shakes hands with Cynthia Karay, ve / ” ere z : \ Ne i , 3056) .. OT Raelhewne 0% wen ahaa _ Members of the Michigan delegation look on. i { ord renege. for office adjoins the manager's office and Dana Whitman, assistant this afternoon for Schone, and to- - night he will face his first city A new blow at the parking lot finances was struck Friday when the Circuit Court awarded $97,700 But if secretaries are the ones No, 4 will be at Brownell and Forest, a block south and east of ing of lot No, 4 along with Lots 3-A and HH in the north sector of mingham's different—Schone’s sec- i 46 : ar Ti, 1968 Melton, ta out share , Wasiman’s secretary is on sick leave. r co. mmissi on meeting. _ [town, Schone at Helm as City ingham age? byid git 1 Llig iay daly litt gq 532° he ii Hye Rete LHe i HEHE He vlia Hh By BUS i tall ly a i ius ae ay ant Wby! nin Hit Hig alt fia bit rf ete oouse * i. f i THHAEE ei alyt a a fat Lm Ht THe Oa H ‘¥ 2 to 4 P. from Brake at” his an illness of seven YF mics Sa sie 37, of 275 Rock- sped Bie a in Rock Is- in Mindon, La., Hg aP agar g—ae Apo grocer , he moved to Poteau his wife, he is survived| Ernestine Mrs. William and a daughter, _ Beall both of Pontiac; anoth- er daughter, Byers a son, Fp ee UGUST § Wt wf ie if ee il lie tel ipa 2 tee | 1 leah won A a Hi i fp ET GER fin it i i i : HEE tl cH i oa! ee cuban tilt rai mt i Blt i a te ii i's § rid 7 Be He years. 10 ait se ae ae slsihs?d a intiida i qe ; oe ae ap : | 2 ie, oe +. eR nf ie tat i i uf i Fest gt i sf i ry Hi = Hie teil it i ‘il age ape ini TB § aise, Yo sean FE & TERE itll ship medal to C.LC. Glenn J. trophy went te an training i! He top soldiers during, 107th Ordnance ale f a ee alt fe jhe fall Hb frontage aE Re pine if ‘it i oun sis z eT officer, who with five other lamenetrm A Pontiac police at | Hy. HE ll AR jner. A ' | for 7} il it Lisi! lit iy in the St. Francis Hotel the next few days, the answer ‘San Francisco White House.” Government Switches to Coast =e Up S.F. White House iy be: aly Hee Pai H or ballad he tae ti ae hy i he Hf Hint i F c. Pt | tg i | HL HT it . rs . Young Republicans are playing an important role - e , ~ 1,768 cars and is always well filled. + i 2 al if 18 Ag; gly i; r ifs | Hit a { Y Mn F i k, i ; ayn i PAY diy JG i i Sante A perp roo Plone Wit 55, of Beaver el laa ie ti ‘| eS valle: 3 sa Mi the in, by Canvassers ill y g! completed other was County a He ig ‘iat | raul bi 2 je itgqaatas rt sft Asli} rh at HAE i Honly, : li Hl Tt : : THE rouse PRESS woxpay, AUGUST 20, 1956 L see Ls ae ars sities ts! atts Nicks cvaks eseasoar woh is wooubboninds 8 0b aca dc) ‘ial 1 ‘convention ever held. The ses: |Weis is a grandmother with blue-|with the Republican Party “only|pointed out where pon wb was | Sane will be short, the speeches |gray hair and bounce, who mar|by virtue of having to live a ely ee ee ee 1 wi . . said, ‘Swell. Everybody's will be long. ages to look like a Wellesley girl, )me.” on care of. Sel |. jimproved with age, about to return) She first became interested in} «« : “We have been working @ yearjig- her 15th reunion. She also pilitiod beceune of “a. deap-sonted Tt looks like I get a telephone and a half on it,” she says—""Youldoes not think in the grandmere hatred of | " How did shale Sig | ; know it takes a long time to arrive manner, é Judy thinks, since then, some t at a good, stimulating state of get into this planning job: sort of arrangement has been made Phone FE 5-0738 : chaos. And I am ire you'll find| “It’s @ big thing now with TV, “wig, I read it in the news- — Hall. , ee 7 meer oa aa about it.’"| ying te put on an entertaining papers.” - = _ ae i3 dn che slyly] POST. ont = keeping it looPs, PARDON ME serious—because this tone “I like yapeerd Republican national boss Leon- tells) which i will be explo cele: besten ~ nat if we were the| ‘tym ge happy abost Mr ieee, (2% Hall appointed her two years Ike”’ tha he pk te toll dew, you|type likes to whoop we would! power and the outlook, I guess 1 [88° &% chairman of the planning igo see Judy Weis, the national/have a fine time in San Fran- committee for the national’ conven- anni hai clace would have had dancing giris ; ‘ : tion and neglected to mention it She knows everything, from how DEFINITION OF WHOOP somelng out of ples every day at to her personally. many. elephants After eax. - ss They have gotten together many on @ good show to which newspa- a week of work, reporters) «But I guarantee,” and she fold- times since, in Washington and permen are replacing what bales|"Ce? ® definition ‘of that word/ed her delicate hands demurely,|here, and Hall thinks Judy has of hay in the Cow Palace. whoop. “Oh you know, explained|‘our convention will be entertain-|done a peachy job, except in the Mrs. Weis, “forgetting .that de-|ing, and still in good taste.” allocation of rooms to official Re- # ®, ” ‘You may think P'm_ prteju- |pressing Democratic convention!"| Mrs. Weis lives in Rochester,|publican pages, press, radio and diced, since I'm a Republican | The first woman ever to be inin.y., when she's not politicking, |TV. “but I think this is going te be ‘charge of planning a political!with a husband who runs a litho! ‘We took a little run around the | EveRest a senncs Tydings Quits: [earwinie ress, | WEEL CHAIRS & WALKERS DAMASCUS, Syria —A Cab-| Aids for the (Se | : IR inet minister says, this coun- lem germs, ENGTOFAL NACE je, sep St easily controt-| 'll Health Is Reason as!azainst Israel. , led, verest & Maryland Dems Begin Defense Minister Abdulhasib Raslan told. newsmem King Hus- to Look for New Man sein of Jordan accepted the finan- cial aid in current talks with Sy- BALTIMORE «®—The’ dramatic|"ian President Shukri Kuwatly, withdrawal of Millard E. Tydings aia ieee left Maryland Democrats looking| Thieves Get Everything rey} ! ‘Hurry! Keery | School Time Is Near. Be sure you have that clean Back to School Appearance Send Your Clothes To ' It’s time to step up to a Pontiac—a AUOUST IS THE TIME TO TRADE : big car—without paying big car prices! 1] SUMMERTIME 15 PUN TUNE! The greatest ) today for candidate to o Matab jg |pove Republican Sen. John Mar. yim iae ~ Pontiac prices start below those of 43 Coes eae net ee ae Michigan First Aid jsnau Buter in the November left the kitchen sink in a home FOX models of the ‘small cars . . . yet offer | Authorized Dealer election, kl jeunes “> am, on O'Sullivan, up to on h.p., wy wheelbase, rugged crete aoes al ioe a cams : ‘ Needs—Sick muc i? ; ae; Room Supplies) Tydings, who was out to regain! Police reported someone stole | ; _~Phone FE. 4-1536 os — uxury-car interiors! 3 pos pty etl-yoetay oneal wa ki 2-3027 JO 4-6847/|the seat he held 24 yeats before|all the inside doors, furniture, hot} | a a proce ow b wor = t = 1621 S. Woodward, Royal Oak, Butler defeated him in a contro-| Water tank, cast iron porch rail-| iz =3 =" - ee - announced.last|ings, & BLL heating. unit and, — — a | Ais Fe i ei ee SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER Study Canada’s Method : Presi OTTAWA (#—Ten representatives Mi Wiranilin 1D. Roosevelt. and Sen,{°t the wheat and grain industry in McCarthy (R-Wis.) has been suf-|B¢lgium, the Netherlands and Nor- _|Way are visiting Canada this month. They are studying Cana- ee dian methods of producing and He was stricken shortly after|handling wheat and other .grains beating George P. Mahoney, Bal-/@t the invitation of the Canadian} WITH NO INTEREST timore paving contractor, by a ra-|'heat Board. zor’s-edge margin in the May 7 —_ sn : —_ * FHA. 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Only a citizen and husban or wife, whose name-appears on the assessment roll, may vote on No. 3. - ‘schoolhouse from 1 to 8 p.m. J 2S ober os ee s Residents ; proposals appearing on the an- nexation, raising the 15-mill limi- tation, sharing the North Branch|, Area Schools indebtedness, and taxing two mills for building and site fund, with levying in the Dodd The election will be at the other eleven districts will comprise Almont Schools Start Sept. 5 In addition to Oxford schools @istrict No. 5) the following schools will be incorporated un- der the new plan recommended after the three year study by si residents: Arnold, eck Valley, National, East iyavis, West Travis, Whigville, on Sept. 6; 30 Teachers Comprise Staff ALMONT—Schools here will of- ficially open on Sept. 4, according to announcement by Supt. Donald McAlvey. = devoted to teachers’ conferences. On Wednesday, Sept, 5, all stu- dents, kindergarten through and Friday, Sept. 6 and 7, school will be in session all day for all students. Hot lunches will be served, ‘ -_ . © © Thirty teachers are listed on the staff this year, with two teachers for all elementary grades except the sixth, which will be taught only by Mrs. Eileen Trott. New teachers are: Mrs, Ida Nor- lin of Imlay City; Robert Pardike, Mt. Clemns; John Jocham, Union- ville; Mrs. Mildred Schmidt of Dry- den and Jerry Laycock of Clio. - Thomas, eville, and Leonard, he consolidation is enthusiastic- ie district in the area which aid not petition for the plan is eth Oxford where feelings are pd, Besides the Arnold school ich wishes consolidation, it is iT] Area Firm in Multimillion Home Show NEW HUDSON — The Vagabond Coach Co, of this town will par- ticipate in the annual multi-mil- i ‘Actual Class Sessions 2) eos Se SE eee es | "Tie first day, he said will be ed feels po i ee. MONDAY, i ‘AUGUST 20,1956 STATE GOP DELEGATES REGISTER—Michigan delegates pictured registering at the Bellevue Hotel, San Francisco, yester- : : 4 Special te Pou Locke, Ferndale; Mrs. Carol Josephson, D. Burdick, Detroit (seated) Mrs. Patricia Files, San Francisco, day, were: (left to right standing) John R. McAlpine, Pleasant Ridge, 18th district; Mrs. James J, Phelan, Metarhora; Betty assisting with registration; Anne Phelan, Metamora, and Mrs. Robert Gaunt of Grandville, . oe 1 H ead ‘ et ‘ i tac Press by AP Wirepheote Grand Rapids, and Ben List Livestock As Fair Stars on Three Nights. will see three complete days and evenings of livestock judging and Farm Fun Frolics for which there will be no admission charge. Theatrical entertainment will be’ " jadjourned while the farm events; take over for Sept. 4, 5 and 6. The Fair runs from Aug. 31 to Sept. 9, Attendancé equalling the 10,000 spectators af each night event last year Is expected again. Champion livestock judging will be each morning and afternoon, with the grand. auction on Sept. 5 at 1 p.m. Evening shows, eméeed by John Merrifield, radio| and television farm editor, will start at 6:45 p.m. Events will include Kiltie Band music, livestock parades, Detroit Mounted Police drill, sheep shear- ing, and judging of Morgan, Arabian, Western and English Pleasure classes, four and six | -Michigan,-Sate--Fair's-coliséum, iGirls, Men Join Garden Clubwomen night. tending the evening's display. Decorations, centered with a wishing well, included several unusual vegetable oddities and dried arrangements as well as seasonal flowers. entries won the 37 first prize blue ribbons. Reception Given Newlyweds to Live in Illinois horse hitches, and dressage acts. Caverlys to Reunite DRAYTON PLAINS—The second annual Caverly reunion is planned| at the C. Russell Baer home, 3200) ROCHESTER — A reception for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Keith El- win Hawley was given recently by Mr. and Mrs. C. Russel] Hawley, parents of the bridegroom at the home of his grandparents, Mr . and Mrs. Ben D'Arcy of Almont. GINGELLVILLE—A total of 64 prizes-were-nwarded-in-afield-of, about 100 entries at thé Gingeliville Garden Club flower show Saturday Chairman Mrs. Arthur Burgess and co-chairman Mrs. Floyd San- chez say that the family aspect of ithe show was exceptional, with a half dozen girls and several hus- bands entering flower arrange- ments and with entire families at- “Club membets and two outside week wedding trip to Florida, Mr, reside at 50 Ogemaw St., Pontiac. * * * Brady took Joan Elizabeth Coch- ran, daughter of the John §. Cochrans, 325 Shadbolt, bride in ceremonies in Lake Orion Methodist Church Saturday night before 300 guests. Later, the can Legion Hall in Rochester. The bridegroom is son of Mrs. Burl Brady of Pontiac, The bride wore an, embroidered nylon tulle gown with a floor- length, ruffled, bouffant skirt end- ing in a chapel train, Her gaunt- lets matched the embroidered tulle of her gown. , * * A headpiece of sequins and rhinestones held a French illusion veil. Her bouquet was of white roses, shattered carnations, ivy and pink rosebuds. Matron of honor was Mrs, Richard Garbe, the bride’s cou- sin of Lake Orion. Mrs, Eliza- beth Seitz and Mrs, William Kleino of Lake Orion and Mrs. Burdette Stoddard of Pontiac Couple on Florida Trip After Saturday Wedding and Mrs. James Lane Brady will — as his guests were received at the Ameri-— t Helen Brady, 123 Grandview, and 3 coe ae wi is lion dollar Home Show in Elkhart, ; ! Z Barbara A. _— . Oe Ok he ho i) sudan Rd., Pontiac, at 1 p.m. Sept.|-_Kighty-five reta: friends|-ere__bridesmaids. __Flowergirl _ uichildren, Mrs. Barvere 0] seeeesenewee Forily one-room district ‘school|Ind., Aug. 20-28. The firm willl)” An related families are invited, |were present hansonprnaly vi Pitt | was Jéanne Morin of Lake Orion. Krause of East Orange, N.J., and : sg gale ST eevee act! fallers|according to Iva Caverly, secre-/Owosso, Big Rapids, Mt, Clemens,| Best man was Hugh Brady, and Mrs. Virginia Rathka, of Roches Cemetery Fund Cites ; tary. Imlay City, Rochester, Pontiac,/ushers were Robert Thomas and | © ter teers Lettie Burr, of stand. |-ate Woman's Interest oy Studying : ; ’ ; Lake Orion, Birmingham, Berkley,|Richard Garbe both of Lake Orion, FF . ish and four brothers. Albert Bond HADLEY — Friends of the late itth City Atforney Rules (Weds George Wiley Lancer and Almont. and Charles Brady. the bride gg ery pr ee tth Pum ho : of California, Mrs. Helen Bartenfelder Burley of 1d N re a ; METAMORA—A recent marriags| ,, TB? cot#le will reside at Bred. [groom's brother, of Romen. MRS. JAMES LANE BRADY | sing, and George and Edward|saginaw, former resident, dey, IIL, while Mr, Hawley is Lowe, both of Alberta. ha started fund in her yr ew Well | ceremony united Joe Marie Grotts, " ; . ve be memory | , Appointment Illegal daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oren] ver Nesatene College, Kankakee, |FO Wed Armada Man Swine Day at State Mrs. Anthony Brestich. for the improvement of the Hadley RO —City Council tonight will MADISON HEIGHTS — The Grotts of Grand Blanc, and Til, after which he will enter the NORTH BRANCH—The KEEGO HARBOR — Service for|cemetery. ; in B bids for a new pump house! iva service commission appoint-| George Wiley, son of Mr and Mrs.| ministry, Page’ * 2280 Willow Beach, will be at 10) Keeping her interest in her he Glenmore subdivision addi- ak it chaee te 519, Norman L, Wiley of this com- ment of Delores Lange ‘of this ft Feature Feeding a.m. Tuesday in St. Vincent de honte town, her friends there, tae < Am the City Attorney Harry H. Young. . seeaner i ont sare’ Clifieré ols paniiae, Mr, fo Mrs. John} EAST LANSING—At fwine Day, adie will be tonight at 8, % the 7 aay gapeese ove 3 aes The appointment is void because Receives Fractured Jaw |A. Bobb of Evansville, Ill. Lange. Aug. 27, at Michigan State Univer-|~">"C.canardt Funeral Home here.| "r#t@ she was eager to have a 3 Gleamore well would be iKealing has not resided in the!o. ¢ ik . sity, hog producers will inspect a “Bratick, 30, died: Seemieg.| ee Saeeey Semel te fifth In operation in the city, ‘as Car Strikes House ’ Mrs. 8, ‘| raise money for cemetery. proj- * jcounty three years as required F R id ts Wed research project comparing ground Mrs. Minnie F. Rowden similar to would feed into the haln at ly the city charter, he says. | A driver suffered a tracturea| S OFmMer IVESKlen mixed rations and free choice feed-| ROCHESTER — Mrs. Minnie F-| mora. eeee oe 4, the north part of the elty The depute over Kosiing’ acise damm Uneoen Gah , : ing, ground versus whole grain, |Rowden, 80, 53 Park Court, Those who with add pan tt ° spute over Kealing’s ap-\drive Sat y afternoon and] S V B dA : : to add to i its proposed equipment would | pointment which has caused a 43\rammed irito a home. peak OWS 1N Da “LX ©) and:-rations with or-without-osts,_{Orion, formerly of Rochester, died “faod ange. send. Shale ip 1,000 gallons 2 minute. | split in the council was elimaxed| Mack 0. Kennedy, 53, of 188 W. — ** © months of illness. Service will be to Mrs. Ivy Lane, treasurer bdividers would supply the|last week when the three council/Ypsilanti told Pontiac police he| Candelabra and baskets of white ' Other research will show ef- |tomorrow at 2 p.m., at Pixley(% Hadley Cemetery Association, Gs for the pump house. - members who voted ‘against Keal-|was forced off the road when an/sladioli flanked the altar of First fects of overfeeding Funeral Home. Burial be in : ‘bondsman will discuss the|ing tried unsuccessfully to fireoncoming driver side-swiped his/Presbyterian Church, Bad Axe, and feeding of antibiotics. Mt. Avon. Cemetery = rit#’s issuing revenue bonds for City Manager Donald V. Smith. car. : Sunday afternoon, as Joyce Ann es ee _ | She resided in Lake Orion for xpanding its water system by - Kegnedy was treated at Pontiac Dodge repeated the nuptial vows: Tours will begin at 9:30 a.m. at|about 20 years puyitig the well now owned by Bir-| Legitimate medical needs use General Hospital, The other driv-|Which made her Mrs. Emerson J. : An atter-|. Survivors ‘are two daughters minigham within the Troy city lim- only 500 of the 2,000 tons of opium er, Robert T. Duncan, 66, of 1231/Elliott. - cardeagmabtamgt grape ath ot belee, ond dts = = produced annually: in the world, {Stanley Ave. was not injured, | Her bridegroom is. the; son of noon program will feature a talk)’ o¢ Lum: ohe son, 4 : - . mene Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Elliott by an Indiana pork producer aver- Orton: two sisters. Dirs. : of Kalamazoo and Joyce is the aging 250 litters of hogs a year, [to oa Mrs. Kate Thrkey, Dodge of Bad Axe. Both families Reveal Engagement Edgar Swain were former Pontiac area resi- : Prom ee _| NORTH BRANCH—Mr. and ~ a tg Phage ag The bride chose a cathedral : — of their daughter,|gar Swain of Norman, gown of nylon organza, designed Doris Helen, to Gerald Norman|Aug. 13, Mr. Swain, a former resi- with a bateau neckline accented Strich, son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred/dent of Rochester, was fj owith ata in Es yA oS atthe Michigan Central. - Diminutive sleeves were en- Station here. : crusted with the same detailing. There are about seven million} Surviving him are his wife Flor- A diaphanous hooped skirt was farm dwellings in the Unitedjence; a son, Dwight; and one embossed with circiets of or- States. igrandchild, all of Norman, -janother sister, Marolyn McMullen -iof Bad .Axe and Mrs. -Charies ‘| Voelker of Bad Axe, were brides- maids, ; __| brother of the bridegroom, ‘Ush- Raymond gandy flowers, as was the cathe- dral-length train, : Joyce complimented her gown with -a fingértip veil of imported French illusion. Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls and tiny pearl. earrings. Her bouquet was of white roses and stepha- notis. Janet Dodge, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor and Judy Brockway of Flint, Judy Dodge, Best man was Philip Eltiott, David Elliott, both cousins, Jerry Nichol of Filion and Robert Race of Buffalo, N. Y. Two hundred fifty guests attend- led the event and a buffet afterward at Verona Mrs. Don the Birthday Mr gu ‘The Prank Woman's Relief will hold regular tel ' MRS, EMERSON ELLIOTT County Calendar Metamora | ito Meet Tomorrow Civic Committee the problems. of the Village Park. The public is invited to attend. Seymour Girl Wins Airlines Certificate _jLewis Kin Unites. - WATERFORD—Waterford and Pontiac residents were among the 33 Lewis relatives reuniting re- Hits Trestle;| |Falls Into Water,. man, 318 W. Flint St., to discuss Couple Wed by Candlelight Betty Fowler Becomes Bride of Wayne Morgan in Drayton Plains rites Friday night united Betty Jane Fowler, daughter of the Harry 'W. Fowlers, 3443 Signet, and Wayne nt at!t” Morgan, son.ot Mr.and Mra. {Clark Morgan, Sr., 7785 Allen Ra, Clarkston. gown with Peter Pan collar, lace inset in the tulle. skirt and long, wrist-pointed sleeves. Her finger- tip veil was held by a Juliet cap. Oxtord Ad ‘Young, Old From Afar Hardwick will be hostess to | & Club here Tuesday, Aug. 28 % Max Fick to Lake Orion Powell Unit 260 of the (Oxford-Orion Wedn eeday at Veterans Memorial Hall, t & p.m. est. County Births : Draws Apt, ————————————— ————— , é ae ie ge bia ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1956" , , Lansing Offi c er Bob Considine Saye: : (s) : 3 Pan New ae neve z KilsBurlar | Chandler Should Race Tke for Nomination el ee a trative, assistant to Robert J, band—one from St. Rita's in Chi- preparation of news releagss on _jeago. He denied as a canard of! Michigan's tourist industry, certain Northern sportswriters; — - ‘ that the majorettes had loaded the uo » ‘ball on their batons with buckshot and were under instructions to conk any delegate who looked like he wasn't going to vote the straight Chandler ticket. Happy scoffed too at reports his bass drummer really was swinging at delegates the girls missed. Why should the kid? Hadn't Happy himself past- ed Dan Parker's picture on one SAN FRANCISCO CNS)—t wish bie fami” He put « governor etng lading Kentucky. bist shciew phe thle Sak Ss oon Mat-)kill us yet,!’ she said, turning tojlong, the agency's executive Blinded by Shot Wound itiappy chandler, who missed get-|block of wood—under . gas|thereater was taking the children ter of fact it was frightening, but the children. tary. and Paralyzed, Shoots tins the Democratic presidential Pedal of Mama's car om Ure dora Grive ond teted bo pass 9 car Mama got back in tine, Sore, And a child replied, “How kin) McKesson, assistant Sunday edi- nomination by only 658% votes| 80, after Mama had been stopped/that was doing 50 or 60 It was nip). *.* he mama, he ain't even here?" itor of the Lansing State Journal, q Down One Gunman would fly to San Francisco and (for tua. Finns ‘tn-iand tuck, vee 3 Ont beck tne stig deine! governor's going to Happy had the only armed drum will take over the post Aug. 27, i Be | leqntest President Eisenhower for seas majorettes in the demonstration) He will direct the council's pub- E, LANSING # — A policeman,|*he GOP nod. He could run on a parades. And the only high school jicity program, which includes, 7 nde on ean pra a ae Ut ses True Life Adventures. me ta Sor OCLs Nee i The former baseball commissioner arm Ae _ auch, 3, be cory only candidate in the race hrs FRAGILE ‘SHELL verscue s le use| w! a swing in his head- a neck wound. Then he crashed|over it which read, “The Swing Is GOES HOUSEHUNTING. through a ground floor window of/to Happy.” He may sue the swing a Lansing: Lumber Company. company. His shot killed a youth police e a oe eas identified as Seni evke 20; He bad by far the best of the) ~ ue x a and Deve Egan's of Lansing. — ‘ phony. demonstrations which greet- Sagheamnay sin nominated Happy'|- ed the announcements that the sev- Yauch underwent an emer ‘eral candidates were formally in today. the race. ‘There was a woman His left eye was removed. Doc- |smoking a cigar carrying a ban- would (ner which read “‘Move Out Mamie, live. He is the father of twe |Move in Mama.” Mama is beauti- ‘children, ful Mildred Chandler, the kind of ‘ . Two other youths from nearby|W#fe any man would want. s Bath were taken into custody for"! think Happy will make it”) investigation after the shooting. Mama confided a couple of hours} Lansing Police Set. P. R- Beech before Adlai Stevenson somehow . managed to slip in by a score of said Gerald Graham, 18, gave'; 37) to 0. Mama wasn't kidding.| “9a told him he took part in the gun also to believe he might score in fight. Also held was Richardithe biggest game known to the for the presidency made a speech which should have sent Happy ca- reening into the nomination. Un- fortunately, the people. it was directed toward did not seem to be listening, or present. He said, in effect: “If you name Governor Chandler as your nom- inee you can count om the vote of Jevery baseball fan in these United |States, and every Kentucky colonel as well," Plainly this waé a call to arms, ‘iwhich, if answered, would have an no cas 0% sent Stevenson back to his law j i § i z » LiginpeilditicismesiuE nreN aad. aps Wood 17, who was picked up by! secular world. He became heavily | . orgy nge ood gg io ong state agen a jpopentont sowend a -_ alien RUBBING GRAING OF ano |k . < ee a fen Don't give w the trip! At BIC es can heioar we . Beec “\all-Out spill over re civil rights = to $500 to complet vaca 2 " ner, Patrolman Chester Sweeny,/plank relating to segregation in HELV BY ITS SINGLE FOOT, | in the country, but thet ‘ — HFC’s friendly one-day service the rons oF were investigating a burglary re-|public schools. He had hada pret-| THIG TINY BIVALVE WEARS | number compared to the legions einai aoe ae tel secelen till port = 4 Sellers Sash and Door|ty nasty setback when Alabama, A DEPRESSION IN THE gg erry Apo zs ss ea nerd re le ves i ce s Lum \whose delegation he met at the ppeal be made years’ experience. : * 6 6 train, didn't put his name up as ROCKY SURFACE. Francisco? Emphases is achieved Your HFC manager will be glad to arrange your Yauch was hit with gunfire just the first to be nominated. ceiiuaiiadla through rage oes es Vacation Loan today on terms that you approve. agen entered the back door of} Another banner in Happy's pa- nde defeat lost uy presidential Loans also made to pay bills, repairs or for any good , ding. rade carried an inspiring call, “We snes tnd come back ts win. reason. Phone or come in for friendly, helpful. Want Happy as the Nation's Pap- Happy had an eneniy in Jimmy service. Isle Royale in Lake Superior has py,” Why not? Happy is.a good, § “no highways; no automobiles: father and one who Tooks ‘ut tot re lee Oe ieee = jconvention—the arranger. He kept ordering the band to play ‘“T won- —hder Why? -and-“*Take" Me Out to the Ball Game” during the dem- . onstration. . Delicate choices, to sample loan plans , ‘J say the least. —up to 34 months , _ Art Buchwald, marching in the te repay eg “INCREASING SIZE, IT MUGT Chandler demonstration, said he , ae “Sees _., woul Ha) across by ar- < SPEND THE REST OF ITS LIFE. ~ Harving tor former President Tru mae hon ers Stee But he never kept his word. It «tee. ‘ ‘ on —F ) es =“ bape oth bert ZO) | what Harry id for Adlai” be eaid GrouseHow FIN NANCE ! fa but i i |2 From State Drown | J i W f preter baw Miss — wee lit he'd rmdir a ——* 3% South Saginew &., The Key Bids., 2nd Fleer GLASSES jin Waters Off Canada ‘JU lana on sion to go to South America. ton, you can be oe oo Leone made te rardent of meorby toons This would‘remove one of the |. DETROIT @® — A Deiroit = Se Mae lt eee Special Offer From Timothy Dash, 10, drowned in) To Rule 3 More Years hard is expected to go to the FAST ‘Mitchell's Bay near Wallaceburg,/ Until Princess Finishes *uPle’s Tanganyika estate for four| er : ; . months. Juliana also is expected, | SERVICE | jOn- Bis family notified Provin-’ Schooling, Say Reports to act more circumspectly in not’ cial Police after he was missed mixing her religious life with state) late in the afternoon. The body duties. “ee was recovered. LONDON. (INS)—Juliana of Hol-) ° ~ Automatic ~ John Konez, 45, fell into the De-|land was reported today to have! \troit River near Bob-Lo Island. He toid » three-man Dutch commission ‘Migrant Worker Stabbed! | The 18-year-old princess is ajhad been picking beans on a farm Phonograph ‘member of The Netherlands State|six miles southeast of Cadillac, | | The newspaper said it ie unlike- pressors.”” | group to the royal coat ian He spoke at an international ses- 3 fashion right ‘=: finishes. . | fi i | { Phone FE 2-2895 . 243, 15 W. Open 9 - 5:30—Fri. ‘til 9 | + I've driven for Gee Coal for nearly 20 years ... the drivers this year have noticed the big switch is to Pocahon- tas Junior Egg. 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[for at least three years. ~~~ farm worker was stabbed to death, Prince Bernhard appointed | the Says Catholics in Latvia | § 3 9° The London Daily Mail said the |Yesterday after an argument with} Sse tor ot June 29 “to advise on ot Pecrte™ Aunte Be oa jug yd | queen told the~ commission et jhis wife. three elder statesmen that she Sharitt Charles Oniecheng sient t | circumstances” which have resut- Will Defeat Communists : jed in newspaper stories outside) townon, Ont. # — The Most! - emm§Q all-time hits are yours et a low, low price with the pur- eee a Ey Ht | would not give up the throne “at fied him as Amos Edwards, 23, of | least until Princess Beatrix has |Hayti, Mo. 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MOP cenccece 46 JOM ne eenes + May voeen 1 Mar ......, M — ~ Mey cvatugen 2 Deo citscsese 11% 86D 12.00 Mar ...ece-.. 18% Noy. .., 12.25 May ..... anne TG Bee ...>> seve 13.98 Slavery ists in Middle East Saudi Arabia Remains as Leading Stronghold in Modern World article appearing in a cur- France Has Europe's Highest Hunter Ratio a. A - i i f ef gs si z i i : i i fT i pull | Es ore. Irregular Today | set resco ms ret, et, i i E iis : gets Hf 5, i E te : oti i $ 3 & g i i : nll fei i | it 3 : it te if] : fe — Ht Hl z i tH i i ¢333 st = 5 i Fs CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Aug. 10 (AP)—Open today, |cantile sevcers 20% Rye— Ae | 1,700; we per itis! eur: ti is Returns Pocketbook but Only Gets $10 4 Porous Skinned Glass Used on Fighter Planes 1 | SAN DIEGO, Calif. Plane Cie e-4 - * ee oe? . re eo ®@ee oe * © * e.ale Mstaexebexy: ‘ Mote eeenaae Hee e-« a ae see. eee PA. 3 a . eo @y s a = *- Burglars Divert sizes: bate rt Automation Will Utilize Middle Class Workers a if THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST. f Stock Market, |Republicans Have Tough i _ Trying to Regain Control “In a prepared speech, ‘Rev. Simpson of Pennsylvania, Task Ahea * * 6 s*e . * ol SRESSSS: t ee ee ; | gaye s SISS385 px 26s eee . AP Wirephote } WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NEXT 30 DAYS — These maps, based on U. S. Weather Bureau information, show the temperatures and precipitation predicted for the next 30 days. oy * $Y tae BY Wat oo 0982 Wat Tee .... 396 NY Central .. 37.6 i +4 Ne Am Av....903| The annual Labor Day parade Nor Pas .-.., 0.6igponsored by the Oakland County wore eae”: 181/CIO Council has been canceled for Ohie .. ee $1.8\this year, Albert Wilkinson, chair- Ovens a $34/man of Labor Day festivities has Ban AW Air) 1n4|smounced. . & & Parem Pict’. 53°] Plans are in formulation Penney 30"... 983 however, Wilkinson said, for a big Ps Rog: 24 celebration for the public at Mur- Pree Cott --+ 32.31 5ny Park in Pontiac during Labor ae os... #5 Day afternoon and evening. ‘Phil pet... sty] ‘Ht will be w day of games, top Prelate . $61) apeakers an amateur contest, Proct & G.... 343) softball, food, dancing and music, Pullman ..... 68.3; Wilkinson said. 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Write Republicans have a horizontal con-|the handwriting on the ‘wall re-jin gold”) and its crest came to They Produce or Else— Death Notices an en on sy + ed room and tous % — Delmar, &t. vention going in this vertical ci “4 “Willkie wins.” bear the image of a maiden, a tow-/ 14). elt Service cttice oF wr cnesn =| ~SABYSITTER WANTED IMMEDI | WOMAN TO ASSIST YOUNG “and they'll have a ditficult time pgaies dies ca the national|*t: 2 Scale, and a pile of coins It’s Really a Dog’s Life . | SeqRE ENERGETIC WAN FOX tetely, 2 children. Own tranepore | 1S Wena tiene ad | a | ’ * ag . id ‘ 5 yr ‘e Diner tree eck’ slanting Woke . national! jodern visitors to Oropesa can| SAQ PAULO, Brazil ip—Some| ™S2NUOR AUD, tue yams | weed car tian work, Mut | siuy stern HERDED eray: | | iisers corgmiences. Stun bare speechism election but don't blame that on| get lodging in the 15th Century pal- dogs are finding out it's a dog's Beach, Keego Harbor, age 39; Rondanle. Apply Jerome Ford Inc. 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It expuerdl ae ons were not Mrs. Patricio Sor Mele. Serbinotf. Funeral 118 ed ages “s Orion | let go the ski two rope. irest-our case for him_on. political proof is Farle Boncona > ed living up to expectations. . eee ain. trom St ,e.4 DRIVER R FOR ESTA raaTapHED DRE goo ! s : gauge steel webbing. “pro=}~ Quadros; ina memo to the com-| ~~de-Peul es i er Atha NEE a A —— a. ne SERS: Bs Pome -.Calitornia . endiwritten, hibitively expensive except in re-|mander of the militia, wrote: ton at tes recary will be os roa : } knows how to lean uphill in San Ot couirse anything can happen “ Seine thie. crentia. oh tee a | |. Francisco, | in a.city where one man's cellar" Tees Where the extremely! “Dogs: 1. Report noted 2. Make| — Goaharet_puneral |Home ee: FIRST CLASS - | On the other hand Stassen is'wind 4 ;. |high cost of replacing a ruined|the dogs work, They don’t lack Harbor, with Rev. Pr. Kubik o “4 the fellow who slipped Wendell vaio pales? greeter pole makes. it eqnmomically eces-ibonee. It thay: do net . produce, cacaeen AUG. | Lou- as pip AEES onl ie Wilkie under the curtain in Phila-| One thing you cari truthfully re(@7"__” break up the pack.” Seana abt Branch Oh, ape’ Su/ be. ALL AROUND TOOL-ROOM Drayton No phone calls. ment. late Genter Kem , kt Gaughter of Mrs. Alice Pe. COUNTER GIRL, MUST HAVE STAN OR ei PALA Gelphia in 194 while Dewey was/port about any activity in San nd. | Funeral service will _ MACHINE HANDS own trans. Bloomfteld Pood Shop. AN OR WOMAN, FAMILIAR accaptance speech. ee ee ae belle ca oe ~~ ; sant * Missions: MLE pa ag as tees ‘ ee | I. ne Z a number° 358 PONTIAC PRECISION TOOL FE 2-6391-2 Cents yeas around alts pesinen Mount Hope Cemetery. Ba ann teal at the Brace-Smi' | : LOOK, MEN coacail | Sen Bap preferred. | | | | | | * te fi in 7 etl te ‘bt 8 o'clock plepry Frag pe g ? pee eee Hg thapeiet ft naa # gerte a] min He in Fu- = is 5 se vet Bates = ADVERTISING Ld 3 ne % ee t a ¥ \ \ | | ET THE ponrtat PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1930 eis Vee TV's Cool Kisses Stifle Development of Great. | : . ag +: Tod Radi Prox - rc aes pe ay's elotiol grams rs Movie lett | from * tt Wm, (ree) CRLW, cao) WW, (900) wean, ciime wits, une Wrok, Ge) Wise, Gun A T T 7 | WCAR, News Cara’ I below t ee = IATE 100 orn : 4 maecUXTE News, wae | TOrry Moore Learns | 8 SIRE News pores, to Avoid Hollywood’s /3 iss ! NEOR, Tome Sizzling Embraces ~— pag YY i ae 3 Sere 3:00-—WJR, Sud Burten By JAMES BACON $} Fut on : wre ps HOLLYWOOD @ — Why hasi't!® ve RE og pre Mages fe sh : 1th 49 Religious oe Pom, Tempe. a JO _the Frank. } Beang a ‘ ee erty” jand the Bill Holdens of the mov-|3i Mos supple oe al a ol = tise WIR, Parade of Bands The answer {e stinple TV fust| 0 Correlatve Saas | Soe Sm, fret oe te ewe ole. PT PL a SELL, ' Saene As one CBS executive summed) 1 —— food 9 Fredominated §=— 96 Outlaws “ “TRADE or LEASE Petes Musie Hall lh 2 Uncloces WN medium ct — 38 Lowest point © in} Oo CALL H. W. BIGELOW raecim some toate lene itil too over ia tis an] fee” Pee | nee Be J, News ot 5 living Beverage inci t : Complete Real Batete Service pe yt Soote age.” ‘ Bewildered yorsed’sine (ab) . 99 cons i” i 3149 W. Huron : ae: CELW, ike Be Conterdta.* @ veteran of 4 Nuisances 36 Arrow poison 43 Plat fishes Wager FE 4-5791 ie “ Garters [ae'es me = S-ec|Weldell Corey Opens U a ee ees Ww Rep. Cuventon loften and long in the movies| VW¥ C/QEG orey Upens Up HET Antomaticl "sex? if 3 Sak Sescess [bon Oi owt be ra tw tans slice! COMPLETELY WJBE,. News, George ame t ; “Ol FURNA Bere_i he in rehearsing tor the televiics|tr Flood of GOP Talks : “F never kissed a girl in the RNAS | Today's Television Programs --lrtemschf) S20) my cums ommon rs nse nan tent ¢ | CORDLESS HEARING unis ck duc in ay f vetes, “but I'm looking forward) SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Wen-|/Democrats had asked me to emcee) Ag comfortable as «++ Design—Means Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject fo change without notice. to it.” Py lag cae goat , though,” he said, “Bu A BRAND NEW EAR! NEW Feetures—Thet Give Comfort a 929 i nu television from |" *_ uaumderstand me, I'm an , : Channel 9—WIBK-TV Channel 4—WWI-TV Channel ]-WXYETV Channel 9-OKLW-TV | The young Broadway ith centers coteinitted tad wal yore coma , Waiting for GAS? FN ee carediaiiad tale Fags sa pratied Bafa tayey es : f} Monpay’s TV mGMLIGHTS 10:16—(9) — TV Baseball Hall of|10:55—(7) News the Streets, wherein he ne be teen acral solar eutresa én towalare euleriaie: wear ) J Dent tet old man winter catch f}¢:00—(7) — Republican National) Fame. 11:00 @2) Valiant Lady. (@) Tic|a Juvenile delinquent. Miss Moore ment menu, including, on the open: neng * you ‘without @ good fumace.§| Convention. (9)—Count of Monte|10:30—(7) — Jupmbo Theater. (®)} ‘Tae Dough. (7) Story Studio. |’ sag Poe death by a bit Part, ss, I’m|iné day, Dennis Morgan, Jane Pow- anywhere » [jee awe weiliey foc c geal] Cristo. Romance of Prince and| Times Square Playhouse. (©) —l11:9§-(9) Experimental School, {*ppeared on TV in “The Right to) “I'm little num aim’. soft(¢ls Ethel Merman and Irene Dunn, berrey | permit we will convert over#| duchess. runs into diplomatic) Studio 5%, (2) — San 14:15—(2) Love of Life, pra wlganelhenote Adan ‘S|scared to gn ee ake ary — our Home Furnace for you free | complications in “‘Mecklenburg.”| Beat. 11:25—(7) News. . : a. pr geonabangeryt ag nag sy re All but Miss Dunne will attempt} 7 i ~~ Tot charge, within one year off 1o--aeniee ie Okt Rei On. ae io mt yaad Rickey. Be peyton: a Moore maybe threo the raring Re soothe any. savage feelings i — a : : 2)—Republican, —Good. Neighbor Theater. Robin » to coach “Ces j ~~ fle:s0—() — Milton” Dollar” Movie.| 28¢k LaGott.— fom, : tt " : Richard Quine, Anne Gwynne injll 11:15—(1)—The Crash. (4)—-Little TUESDAY AFTERNOON sang, Oo ge a now about | BY ACOUSTICON BOWMAN Seve Never een Lace” | Soy) — Mas Falwentberjt0—) MAG Move, 0) Ding rnuns, TC? mnt fm eppned fm he Pf eon, wi Ml Due wl for prot ponent ; 8:00—(9)—China Smith: China is| Bette Wright. Dong School. (7) 12 o'clock Com-\oy 1 ne nor acer ice del re recite “The President's Prayer. hearing aid with ‘H) hired of prove “Zorana the De-|21:20—(2) — Les Paul and Mary} ics, S ieiied te chao te Ge aoe | ee es coe In the days that follow, quite an} Re eords to run down your neck HEATING CO. stroyer” is fraud. Dan Duryea), Ford. Musie. sat iain toons. (2) Ladies’ Day. (4) Hol- She suggested that one scene be| matters a bit. impressive display of show busi- SS eee ae ‘ . ; “= _ *| lywood Story. best played by Cassavetes kissing} ,, ness talent will perform for the) level whore nate re tntended it 6475 Hatchery Rd., a:20-0) — Who's the Guest. Quiz. = see) —Tonight. 12:25—(9)—Billboard. __ |the back of her ear, That was| “Otiginally, I was supposed t0\4) sates including trving Bertin to be. Drayton Plains ‘lice help boys in trouble. ) —|" tattons. and Medi-|19:45—(9)—Mary Morgan. Instead Cassevetes suggested|S0ns- Now I understand it’s thelr. as Patrice Munsell, Lee Bow-| yourselt how clear and comlorl- Middleweight bout: Tony] 1:99(4)—News Final. 1:00—-(7) Lunchtime Drama. (9)—~|the scene be played with Terry|ra’ — —— SC) man and Nat (King) Cole. able “Zer Level” bemiag ie, | OR 3-3741 - Gonzales vs. Fernando Spallotta. lt . News. sitting down, his head in her lap abe! rar bewildered about|, Al! are contributing their talents ee 9:30—(7)—Hot Rod Races. (4) — TUESDAY MORNING 1:06—(9)—Shoppers Show and kissing her hand instead of! “schedule, Corey admitted tole _- wt 2 10 DAY FREE TRIAL Call now for our estimate. |} Watertront. 5-2) Meditations. (4) Today’s|1:28—@) News. her ear, | dismay about the nature of Be |9:45—(9)—Sports Reel. Films. Farm Report, 1:30—(2) House Party. (4) Tennes-| She agreed happily. Me eupeinted: oak io the erent | Besy Torme—| Year Guavsstes 19:00—(9) — National News. (4) —|¢:55—(2) On the Farm Front. see Ernie. “My husband will be watching| cop scheme. He's never been anil fE TV Service : bo Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal. (2)/7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To-/2 this show,” she laughed. She was - asy Come In or Phone for App’t OO HOES since tee 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) Movie. emcee before, | —Passport to Danger. day. (1) Afternoon Film Festival, |Tecently wed to Eugene McGrath, PROMPT in your home or at our office, 10:10—(9)—Weathervane. 1:25—(4) News. 2:38—(2) Bob Crosby Show. young Panama businessman. = |‘I HAVE A ROLE’ lee 7:30—(4) Today. (7) Anywhere|s:ee—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen| She said that almost every love! “But I suppose T just say who's) oOo ITZPATRICK’S a uae" ara cen. co Motes me ba, Utes Shot he, Rate] Wa yo Want tt | ieee | Cartoon Classroom Secret Storm. (4) Modern "=—@ portrayal that won her a ‘em in. ) RMA | Automatic Wesher and ig (7) ‘Little - . bE equal an ne eee nteation ogee na tet de " O FE 2-8383 FE 3-7171 ' ° e. 8:25—(4) News. ang on televi-| wasine is a small role . - [83 W. Huron Riker Bidg. [Dryer Repair Service PEs = 0 mer tg 2s anes omen) ee earracear: | MAMPTON. - ‘| could anyone resist a Authorized R tative of $:45—(2) News, Weather. a: Modern Romances. _ |Grand Rapids Man Dies | tnist my presence og here 7 Ascustean-Witiamagn Co. All Makes ——. Expert Trained Technicians eee pi © 4:00—(2) Theater. (4) Come dy in Ar Auto Crash certainly fan't going te influence $25 W. Muren FE 4-2525 i a #:00— a" ast I ha’ | Large Stock of Automatic Washer Parts i et Roo Oy W's wane | Time. CD My Little Margie. woapbee 4 | Mz. roth at at Non have 0 : of aon, & BE BUSSARD ELECTRIC Phew a, s::nis come. o|*822 sea tet ar (OUSiS Maat ae Mt | “Phone FE 2-6445 Jos —(0) Faye Eiizabeth. |, &) Hiway Dooty. fg mee npn gh Ay ar ee Noe ar Se me | 84 Oakland Avenue — Free Parking Fa) Theter, | To be announced. (9) Dancelsineg, ~ ‘™® St Mi waSluid at a candy store auction, | , Member Oakland County Electrenio-TV Service Association 10:25—(4) Window in Home. Party. : The accident « , Even 2. » it e | ) Surke It Rich. (0|s:20— (0 Republican Coivention |about seven males eat of Wis Gil |“iaa gee “tis et ot ue ot =< BW Sky Theater Tickets — | (1) Republican Convention. rado River town. championship fight. This isn’t just | G . | z ms playing around; this 1s it.” WITH EACH CAR WASH | | recom-| He HELPED OUT : | HIGH FIDELITY a eee ee Sines Sasi | ‘ A paradoxical aspect .of Corey's be a ; | GOP Points lo Its Record bests ogee J rights cont |selection by GOP entertainment Motor Mart Car Wash HEADQUARTERS = aS cosets Saar to open tae mn : : meat of Justice « new civil raghs| ites, 0F the food of words that I. 105 E. Montcalm i Wide Selection of Components In ic OF a [ 5 Vote Oa oe a , , Catalogue “Net” Prices Bush, of Connecticut, sald the | | ttractiv nstration | EDWIN B. HAAKINSON | Meanwhile, the 105- member ot plank would be made Ex , G a ~ Complete eile sa FRANCISCO (—Republt again ee the in rights” plank aration u ce— today |Closed doors : last seek. S ensincl thes Oe Scciadaeecadhil il arlea ee hast des tho eco 2 ‘Compromise on the p completed the 5,000-word ' | McCALLUM & DEAN | "409 E. 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