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ae Eternal Vigilance Is the Price of Freedom
AP Wirephote
from the early morning fog as the sun rises over the truce area.
Howard's two-man post is just south of the demilitarized zone,
uneasy no-man’s land between South Korea's allied defenders and - President, Cuts
5. |Kisenhower, the House has Hope Lies With Peopl e, Legislature Traffic Fatalities
House Rebutfs
Defense Funds Group Votes to Slash
$2.5 Billion Off Budget
for Department
WASHINGTON (#—In a major rebuff: to President
decided that the Defense
Department can get along
on \$33,562,725,000 in . new
appropriations next year.
That's $2,565,275,000 less Crisis in efforts of a state committes to delve
Michigan first expressed .
-|bility in public education on a state level in 1850.
In that year, the Primary School Interest Fund was
created by constitutional authority and included reve-
nue from the sale of federal lands given to aid schools
as well as direct state appropriations.
LOW TAX BASES
Later, the state evolved
districts with low tax bases.
than the President had re-
quested and $1,200,000,000
try to restore to the bill. |
| The House sent the big-|
gest money bill of the year
to the Senate yesterday by
a roll call vote of 394-1. | The lone dissenter was Rep.
Canfield (R-NJ), who objected to
the deep cut.
The President made no fight for | Each year since, for school aid, and _~ 192)
some $2 million a y
below what he pleaded | In 1933, the fod a of Michigan adopted a constitu- Committee Faces
(Editor's Note: This is the tour ang. tal article ip
By HAROLD S. COHEN
In 1827, the Turner Act set aside general fund monies at Low Level,
Police Report Millions Enjoy Holiday
by Relaxing in Homes
or at Beaches .
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Americans pause today
to honor the nation’s mili-
tary dead. Millions,’in a
holiday mood, relax at
home or enjoy opehing
festivities at beaches and
other resort areas. -
The usual heavy Memor-
ial Day highway traffic be-
gan rolling on schedule
last night. Accident fatali- Schools series
aid to pos a a *
problems of Shate
its interest and responsi-
programs of assistance to
9 the act was distributing
with his House leaders to, tional amendment which
limited to 15 mills ($15 a!
thousand) the taxes which.
could be levied on property’
for school, county
township uses combined, |
This act reduced local tax yields)
for schools by $30 million a year,
jand the Legislature boosted state)
‘aid appropriations to distressed
districts to make up the differente.)
the state has)
upped its share of school funds’
laccording to a formula which each,
Hegislature writes.
FUNDS RISE Missing Italian Youth
reported
| NEW YORK #—The FBI an- Ohio, and one “miscellaneous” vie
it as a “bookkeeping operation.” |1i.6n from $22 million in fiscal
FULL SWING
With an economy drive in full 1955-56,
swing in the Senate, as well 85| he imerease is especially
in the House, it appeared that noticable after 1946 when the lvear 1933-34 to $238 million for!
Eisenhower's hopes for winning) s.i05 Tax Diversion Amendment | their heavily-armed foes to the north.
A.
teseking at Pierre POlmlin, 5 _ = sociation; Dr. Harold A. Furlong,
year-old Alsatian leader of the master of the day; and Fred Ziem.
i
Next in order. were the many his battle there were none too
bright.
¢@ With Parades, Ceremonies
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS_
memory of their war dead. ©
sands more thronged to the curbs to see the procession. State Observes Holiday
Michiganders patna: to parades and to ceremonies in
ivirtually every city and hamlet today to honor the
{| Thousands of-war veterans, bandsmen and members
joos,|0f fraternal organizations marched in parades. Thou-
rit mor heard speeches or witnessed Memorial Day
At the small town of St. Louis near Saginaw the piecemeal fashion. It was beaten
on a roll call vote 242-151.
Voting to add the 313 million
‘dollars were 140 Republicans and
11 Democrats. Opposing it were
and 203 Demo-
The additional money would
have been spread among all
three branches of the service,
with the Air Force getting the
biggest allotment.
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abn gg will place a
wreath at the foot of an
iron statue of a civil war
soldier. The iron soldier
has stood on a marble ped-
estal in the town’s Monu-
ment Park since 1914. -
A horse with an empty saddle
will march in the Memorial Day
parade at Detroit, a symbol of the
Civil War dead
James D. Shepherd, 36, of Birmingham, is scheduled by,
paid off in the early hours of the
holiday traffic in Michigan. About 4,500 police officers and
300 Michigan National Guardsmen
were ordered on road patrol duty
State Police Commissioner
Joseph A. Childs, however,
warned mictorists that good
weather conditions quite possibly
would run the final traffic death
tell above a year ago when
Memorial Day fell on a Wednes-
day.
“This: year it blends into pro-
longed weekend, and-anything can
happen, depending on how much
when the holiday fell on a lend, Rain wy Dampen
Outdoor Memorial Day festivities
may suffer a little today, with
scattered afternoon or nighttime! ..
showers or thundershowers today
through tomorrow night.
The mercury is expected to,
reach.a high of from 72 to 7% de-
grees today and to dip to a low of
55 to 57 tonight.
Tomorrow’s high will average 73
to 77, with an evening low near 55.
The outlook for Saturday is part-
ly cloudy with little temperature
" ‘Downtown Pontiac’s lowest tem- —_— preceding 8 a.m. was | The Conklin Amendment in 1954
3 In n Today's * Liseod te the constitution was adopted.
The result is that when sales
tax collections are high, all ap-
pears well. Some districts get ‘and can lower local taxes, while
others have just mild difficulties: {April 16, when he failed to arrive
more money than they really need p ties were at a low level
= 90M OF Consul gue, mma nay Safe, Says FBI sens 8"
Found in New York in’
‘Good Condition’ | srt —— sary wo Haired
One drowning was nounced last night that 14-year- tim in West Virginia.
$1,300,000,000 of the cut, describing | Tota) state appropriations have. ‘old Vittorio Barattieri, missing | Michigan's traffic fatality took
morning. son-of the Italian consul general place early this
Vittorio had been missing si
kidnaped, although there had been
no evidence of foul play.
DISTRICTS HURT
But when tax collections fall
off, as they did by $28 million in
1956, all districts are hurt and
some face. bankruptcy, unless the
Legislature bails them out,
S| “We never know how much state
money we_will get, how much the
(Continued on Page 2, = a
BGR SE a
Recently two men were seized
in an effort to extort $5,000 from
police said the At Arlington i
= knew nothing about the |. washington, D, C., a wreath will i be laid in
Count Barattieri, in cooperation name at the Tomb of the Unknown
th police, let it be publicized Soldier. for
that he had gone back to Rome—jat the ceremony will be Deputy
hoping the boy, if he feared his/Secretary of Defense Donald
Auto Hits Lamp Post i in Pontiac
Just One Accident So Far.
Only one car accident has been reported by Pontiac police during
the early hours of the holiday today.
= As of 1:30-a. m., no accidents were reported at the Oakland —
County Sherit's Department. j
Dale Roderick Moran, 22, of 12798 Georgania St., East Detroit,
was the driver in the local accident, police report.
eo* ¢* ;
Moran, who refused tresiment for bruises, cat- pice he Gib wet
auto failed.
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“I Was Born in Paradise” Writes Arthur Pound’
for arraignment tomorrow on a first-degree murder
charge involving the fatal stabbing of his wife Monday
night.
Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem signed an order for a
murder warrant yesterday, but on advice;
(Arthur Pound, ‘fjounatiet, evita cada native pt Poniiot,
writes of the early days in Pontiac, in an article entitled “I Was
Co mbobigreedl appearing in the current issue of The Michigan
Alumnus Quarterly. Review, published at the University of
Aad Press reprints em and in following issues
"By ARTHUR POUND.
“Wa betas id teen ¥ Was Nac, 3 semitones ropty Slat 1
was born in Paradise, that is to say in Pontiac, Michigan, in
1884. But for civilized man, even Paradise needs building when it
"has to bé carved out of a wilderness peopled by red primitives. oF
‘The carving took place in Pontiag not so long-ago, as the
than 300 years, and in blue-water Michigan, a tet ton
inland Michigan, : ‘white man’s settlements at Sault Sainte Marie,
Mackinac and Detroit are well over 250 years old.
But here, only twenty-five miles from the Detroit founded
in-1202 by Cadillac, mote than a century passed before folks
began to trudge out northward and take root.
ee acd Gees ae we te
Detroit was French from 1702 to 1763, British froma 1763
{o 11%, then American for sixteen years, then British again for
Firat setters came into this aren hy way of the Clinton
River from Lake Saint Clair to present Rochester.
. and is credited with producing there the first Ockland sawleg
dressed down by mechanical means. -
At this remove I salute the shade of J. J. abk exten”
of his sawlog, but because of his unique record as a philanthropist.
One of the earliest was J. J. Todd, who built a sawmill
know if the fell asleep at the wheel or if the power steering on hla ae
Ty Maran’ auto struck x lamp poston S, Saginaw street et W. :
‘Historian and Author Recalls Early Days in Pontiac
F ie ¥ E vi -4 / j mn f a 4 * wy / ‘ i! Ay ps ¥ Ne ‘ eee
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‘Latin American Republic BIRMINGHAM — An advisory A. Bower, commniticn chairmen, ,
Has Only One Civil War ga Laqegichape psgead = ‘is vs _ Protective Type
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ASHINGTON — Despite recent on building progress has been rec- zens that their school tax dollars — 7 Sins, Chile settee sma Go| ommended to the Birmingham dis- provide the best school at the B h Stro er : most politically stable nations in trict by the Citizens Committee on est possible cost. a y :
Latin America. Only one civil war Education. The committee is aware : tI
has. marred the republic's long his- The committee’s proposal has designing, planning and construc- - Exactly as Pictured e
tory, and Chileans jealously guard been adopted by the beard. and Gun-ot sete Ssonabey emmeerene $8.95
their democratic institutions, placed on the bailot for the June technical Lao oes: gre ‘ i @
Although sapped by a chronic 10 election. Asking voters to pass poe grBlagemer 9° sa ) Quality : inflation that has prices on $6,300,000 building program. '
cyesdies aeons 4408 per coat Sn The program can be financed | Petent residents, of there om a. are many in the would 30 years, Chile’s expanding econo- Vihent ational tix lery, Oe 1 asihed tn. calving -neny ' | 7 a
my tae ees ee committee stressed. ; Zo :
industrial giant. Automobiles, rai wy thet the these problems. . | y reme
sal) es Sen ed ee board will accept the supplemen| They also found strong intere a 9 hee ee roll off Chilean assembly Iines. tary suggestion for an advisory/!0T more information about the . — J || @ Heavy Canves
supply most of the country's needs. formal program to keep taxpayers Only the mentioned construction y heels
se *& abreast of the progress,” Louis|csts, but classroom capacities in| Lightweight
Shaped like a thin, curving rib- . present and future enrollment, tax ; folding stroller
bon, Chile is 2,650 miles long but ie ae COE GEE FORE, ONO. TE for baby is easy averages about 110 miles in width, : f 7 to teke slong says. the National Geographic So-| Britain to Trade ae dg the _ oat ee ; w. on car trips, ciety. : a oF ® pemy : 7 trains, shop- - |goes. With this information they! 7
jie traveler tm lle fide With Red China Si'be mre eer and mere wil al aie Qeetos ; . to school district in| . tic carves . San wanes Gaal 9) a aes. LONDON @® — Britain has de- its demands for facilities to keep NJ large wire wheels,
ern Hemisphere, parched waste- cided on an immediate easing of/up With the community needs, - >
land and jush fevocts. In the trade poms Boe Se cage In closing, Rowwr aut, Mbeei MTT
words of Chile’s Nobel Prize- ae tish public recognizes changing -. R TOT
che iecoueiy of cae oe | : , caer | ete anenet bem Se ees Genuine TAYLOR- “The geography ex: : . Fn ie a: i ~*~ * * ly knitted one into a heavily ler kind of syntsesis of the planet." | © i100 a —_, : cat the _ me Sele age Welker-Strol In the north, bordering Peru, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan) are increasingly complex. ~ ay name 4 “$11.95 $ the Atacama Desert is one of the) “ ‘ Pentise Press Phete ihas decided to scrap curbs on| , alas e-s a et Model e driest spots on earth, Rainfall) qappy SCARECROW — Bethune School Bumpeus, Fairy; Willie Fliuellen, Scarecrow; | ahout 200 items: barred to China| They — a growing = » Removable foot tray, self-lube
years. and sume arees ge vnis.| tWo-act operetta, “The Happy Scarecrow” yester- costumes and coached the youngsters ‘in their ~*~ * * ee sen. oe ay SEE bearing wheels, shock-absorber
Fo ene oe? id wants| day on the school lawn. From left are Patricia dramatic ‘and dancing roles. Mrs. Eunice Relyea | Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd urge ee ~ . springs. Detachable handle.
“lies incalculable mineral wealth, | Jeckeon, as Doll; Ruth Mamsey, Molly; Ann was musical director. is expected to announce the MmVES| walnut Lake PTA, under F Decccecccccccccccoscccoosorss
: . : in the House of Commons, chairmanship of James Steele ae = re Deluxe Model
, c a. 8. % making preparations for its a iz And C ttee Faces From now on Britain will con-|§ fair from 2 to 7 p.m. at Bab Stroller re. to Quiz Anderson Lommitiee ater bareell tees te ROME Mas, thee tee aae recs aby
F ) 1 isis | ict soeaky wt copehie Gthe task cot cent oe CE - ‘Tubuler Chrome Frome 3H h uits Post (Crisisin Schools [sr grcty mary or capable of)tooths, bok and record sacs andi = Ae > as ump rey , building up the Communist re-a smorgasbord dinner will make up § ax % Re $
7 } STHE gime’s war making ability. the program. ot. ‘\ - egular 88
SE xa: Ef || wasicton #-F ii] WASHINGTON @® — sen, Gore|_ (Continued From Page One) i RD * * * , ey » $1195 f ‘ON @—For years if PI pseu ‘allocation board will give : ! —f seemed that when Secretary of|(D-Tenn) said today he intends to os of the 15 axils on local property. |tween Landon . et wee icloed yee ven tae See hes si y" By E. i. SIMS the Treasury Humphrey finally Tr spout how as secretary of the(°" ®t What level the state willlover trade relations with the Pel-ifield Hills, will be among the 66 : >
. quit and went back to private lifer easury he proposes to manage |°T#lize the valuation of our school| ping regime, which Britain rec-\to be graduated from St. Elizabeth Daag What doesi... would be remembered as the! the government's huge debt. district,” he stressed. nr but the United ee ee —S
—_— . x *& * . receive eB aap strong, silent type. Not any more. CAN'T PLAN a A barometer is a very simple| strong, maybe. But not silent, Anderson; 46, a former defense) wtiow can we plan,” he said - - ae at Becken hig the a *,
on at - it weighs the 'ait| ‘True, he made speeches andjofficial, was nominated yesterday “or even adopt an intelligent bud- Public Invited diploma in i ‘ layer above you. Air has weight : in the more by President Eisenhower to suc- pursing.
| and the height of the layer above|‘#iked with newsmen in Goies 0. feenhaey get with the uncertainties wel. 7 N you determines the reading on your|""*" four years he was the gov-\ceed ° . - face?” to nspect ew Mi hi 7 M : | ernment's top money man. While Senate confirmation . . : ; barometer. Actually, anyone can Q ae Andeseen geemted auemrel, Gere Schimmel! speaks from % Fire Station Ic igan § asons “yj TUTTLE Mii make a barometer and if care is| But he had brains self- in an interview that | Years experience as a meniber = HE Hi TT Ls
SS oe as we y he the handling ot the | of ‘the Pontiac School Board of | Pontiac’s brand new $100,000 Pick New Officers . 4 pe _If you have a glass tube, closed) of himself, And he never caused |.he regards ot ee | which he ts new president. rs soutien aE be toes Oo put . Electric SH : (a =
diy ePgenthn Acta vy Pollet : serious problem in light of the | “We have got to unhitch our|inspection Saturday and ‘| DETROrr w 'e Eine ale ally A Makes | ; you have a ready-m That is, he never caused an €X-| 7 curve recent difficulty im r- |finarices from the escalator of the|Fire Chiet John F. Schroeder an- — Michigan's Blue =3 Metlonally Advertised—Famoes
cae f the haitway|Piosion until almost the very end) necting ‘government sales tax,” he continued, “but|nounced Baker Stems cieend Sete See DEEP-CUT PRICES = cant Gon a good. clear day) andj®t 2is career In Eisenhower's cab- even at higher interest rates.” |first we must decide what can be + * * ‘Sa caguoomygirnttonamgho ye sie = : ay = hang it on the wall. Soe Wee meen ” But Tight near the Sen, Byrd (D-Va) praised Hum-|substituted. "This is a problem for} | “Abtough anvane Can Come ,t0\tion of officers for next year, = Sad . =. whe ope os end, with only a few words, helphrey as “‘an outstanding . public ony tgp + wd Sage cthen lenigtaiand ed gn te bane tae Raymond M. Douglass of Al- “.< = ‘You will notice that the water! kicked up the prize. storm of 1957.\servant” and said “he will be|asking the Legislature es pi pena was scheduled to succeed
will rise in the open end when) ‘Thet destroyed any myth about|erely missed.” He also said he i7¢- | ies vaniatt con an ac neal M. Dodge of Detroit as pressure falls—when bad weather). i. sitence, And he did it in EG a Ueda INCOME TAX building and equipment in opera-|Grand Master of the Grand Lodge| == is coming. It will recede again! ... that made him sound like a|lent choice” to succeed Humphrey.) come personally believesition.” of Free and Accepted Masons, -
when clear, good weather returns.\iuan fed up with the way things|Bush-and other senators voiced! i. 4 state income tax siinilar * % % - | Inhis report, Dodge said the or- This ts because good weather 8 lwere going. He blamed himself,jlike view, = to those in effect in New York and] At ‘No. 5,’ special attractions|der had an all-time membership companies a high pressure SY5\u,. administration, and the pub- + * * - |California, or @ corporate profits|and convenienced$which the other(high of 173,512 and a general fund E tem. And a high pressure: syst@M!.- in general = | Anderson served in’ the Eisen-|sx jong’ plugged. by Gov. Wil-(four stations do not have include/balance of $512,564 in Michigan. is nothing but a high layer re 6 te walt Oe was bower administration first as 8€C-ljiams are the only practical sub-|garage doors which open-at the\There are 534 chartered Masonic : above you--hence the grea ee retary of the Navy and later 85 s+ :te5 for the sales tax. press of a button and close within lodges in Michigan. Two new | weight of air pressing down on| tight as could deputy secretary of defense. Since three minutes, and gas heat in-|lodges—Wayne Memorial of Detroit , ‘the water in the open end of the Nee an ence ne ieee ae na (1955, he has been associated with But first he and his committee |ton4 of coal. Contrary to the|and Oak Park—now are under dis-| = ; | tube. : ee ene /Ventures, Ltd., a Canadian mining) want the study group to answef |othor stations, the brick and cinder pensation. = et iat is lao * ear —s sone vee snineral firm with headquar-| such questions as: block building doesn’t have a| This — ~—— Ps pega = > ONLY TRADE = a: -_ When er above ae in N bo actual ability. basement. named in honor of Clark W. == LADY SUNBEAM 6 = -
Re Me Jak vere el ew Se tee oredr ett! lene eat + + + lierae of Kalamasno, « past mas lS Reger $1495 Vaie......... 8-O0-+ 6.885 © tem), weight bres i Anderson, uca-|. Firemen moved into the 14-bed ter present treasurer. at = : —- == *
the open end of your home-made|administration, the public. “ Then| Tm™vedaely Sree #2 oneSmps| What part of the cost of education, located at Genesee avenue|tended his SOth state Masonic con-|== Neate F145 Ville. ..-ccece Oottws OMGE >:
the ‘air pressing in the loved end! hat unless’ the ‘government cuts problem of refinancing 16 bilion| “Are there constitutional limits on| 4 W. Huron street Friday. _|vention ) = $17.50 SCHICK VARSIT 3 = will still be high (because genie epuniing, “we wit have 2 dni ev fan nants wlth, egy no Senger eee 1 Newest Medel Out... pr One 11.95.. 9.95=
tmppet Gat qred-westher, Neh iprensien that will make your hair)" Ant, © (a =e Nonsico srmoeren 43.77... 11.77@ | amare red afin ce 4 Thus : tion boards fairly divided? = Regular $24.95 ee eee eee eeeee * ** “7 —_—
| in the aia sat oa Gus pabligtanin a cuhina cor (j Pp Tribute “"What 1s the proper relationship wacrd == RONSON SUPER-TRIM = in the wil pros- ty | mes , = < : water upward in the open end. jperity in peacetime than he was I ays between local and state tax sup-/—B : : se = Regular $23.50 .. vaeeaneseee 14.95. .12.95 ‘:
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from Little Traverse Bay | suevests any connection jit, lem. The pres — : $31.50 Value—6-Volt ........ 16.99. 14.99 a: an
pertaneet yesterday. An curd (ue Fegan, Sen Yee it Aten were rh iF } * MTOR FOLENS “16 99. 14.99. motorboat towed the elk to @ | ade for Eisenhower. there too in their familiar uni-lis about to leave equlat $31.50 ..+-+----+-++. EDP es Ieee eS:
FP intssassaen ae ss rene forms and were followed by the) «we years- ago, Schimmel : ; ' | atwnng Hy ae ea f ..15.95 Sy
Average U. 8. milk cow in 10 Congress Slashes merce, another junior high schol cone ietad eo oe ke TO WORCS SPORTSMAN. 4 Og — 95 — produced 2,461 quarts of milk, a ar representatives of the/ gan’s school construction financ- se Regular $29.95 ......5-. 000-5 BO e ;. 16, 5= : ,
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The Weather ~ | ‘ontined From Page One) °| parnde was = srowp of any. | approved. IE epee tree ig "eaten fe gee tn Some ot: HE This ta nt» comenon adv... - 0 bitching to-hut-engne ee aoe - |lotment, and the committee didn't] $ °°, ” car Associa. | “The citizen’s committee based ) : a , es unknown brands. We sell what we advertise. Trade-ing must Hee | = ronrine” An. VictniFe, = Parity OPPO8e that. It gave the Air Force me aaa rad ~ hits oe 1 == be standard brand electric razors. i ow ; widely scattered afterneenian extra 21% million dollars to, ~~ : jly financed debt analysis sty 3 : @ | eae gs a ee Ze 98 ; | fee JT. : fy =e ‘4 |
Momerrew night: Net much DAY for its share of a new air| Final section of the parade Was\compiled by the Municipal Advis- 2 Ay fis tke Aye ee 3 po, erature. tedey 7? te navigation control system beingjcomprised of local armed forces| ory Council of Michigan. ‘i arate * = : re :
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he lad to « i = today and : peak tat ahbien wl service, the Navy Reserve and Re- — Ft ae ‘Today th Pontise The funds voted by the house|cruiting units, and the Air Force|C#use the basic research had tos Lowest temperature preceding § a.m. for the fiscal year starting July 1 unit. before... If we are ever —
As 6 a.m: Wind velocity — included these for the three serv- ee eee fee solve the operational ,-. Fines at 4-80 a.m -lices: A 239,425,000, a cut of| ‘The parade’ pé ts and of- serge
Moon aio 3,575,000; Navy $9,801,355,000, /ricials then congregated at the thorough research a cut of 000; and Air'Union Veterans of the War| “Michigan cannot iw
avenue. Air Downtown T cut of
oe a AD a.m... cc $647,780,000, The balance of: the
SBsere }me of the
= sone “"“|money goes to -the office Here Dr. Furlong, a congression-
JESS. secretary of defense and to inter-),) medal of honor winner,
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guese West Africa are among the : ¢€ quantities . . . so that more customers may share in these ‘SUPER-BARCAINS'. Sorry —
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clothes pins at this low
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elastic G gripper waist,
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medium only cutting edges.
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eds WE (NER Service, ine. SON delicate balance. Hot atoms bom- me Spange ae. Winegaracr
: TG se barding the atmosphere are up- Drayton
3 Room With a View setting the balance. =. senators
a ; _ had such a rash of tornadoes
y 4 Program Ae #pepetoent Hours or School
U.S. Taking Look at Fc a Ey RE Re , We B more school week and classes
.». Taking Look at Formosa Sich = .cc o2 3s oc , Killing folks and wrecking homes’ them later? As long as voters
WASHINGTON — Hundreds Asked whether he anticipated in civilian personnel would not al- has always made news, and Pm refuse to vote money for new
of Americans may be out similar 0 de fect the residence of Americans ‘re we'd have read of it seme- schools, this wauld go a long ways
of the Nationalist Chinese island of tions elsewhere, Wilson replied engaged in private businesses on ‘*€Fe- towards helping classroom con-
Formosa in the wake of last Fri- that there is always a problem Formosa. I'm all for national security, but S*ston. day's anti-American rioting there. when U.S. troops are stationed in The State Department's staff on I hope we "t all killed attain- Mother of Five
The State Department announced foreign countries. “It is a prob- the island consists of 5 officers, ing it. I'm those who have meee
today the government is ‘ lem all over the world,” he said. 19.dependents and 8 Marine guards. been through a tornado will agree. Writers Def. d
ng” reductions in both the fm speaking of the withdrawal Tbe Defense Depart has a big Mrs. J. 0. — US. military and civilian per- calls ot the State there, as well as the Ingrid Bergman
bastion off the coast of China. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Army -5. Information Agency I don't agree with the editorial
At the same time, Secretary of chiet of stall, advised a Senate lack of attention to torado.wara- So ingrid Bergman ot oi Defense rioting, committee recently that after e $ = wonderful |
in which the U.S, embassy was July 1 the U.S. military assist- Smiles — 0 a know it Can, victim of a lot of bad luck.
jared, “highlighted the need ior Weemean weeld've te@eced wren _% Wotks like a race, the way > the United States to take another 1,88 some kids dance the modern steps oe 1 look” at ite military. ald pes ceaanasa aaa 'n —and they wind up neck and oe ee Don't say anything unkind about
on Formosa. dependents included, he neckin’. weather is the fact that nature Bergman. She's had enough
said the 600-man reduction would * * * usually evens up every year on Movie Geer
hagas we Vaemmmonaaee coe Ger wane nigigien Sy aan Gs ae Ge te cocesienly wary Mf ony bows .
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officer, were military over. t year. Obs ’
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RIGHT
2 Arthur Pound ites
“of Early Days Here
| (Continued Froin Page One)
This expedition was a first step
in the expansion program of the
new territorial governor, Lewis
Cass, who kept exploration going
for twenty years in order to en-
courage white settlement and,
incidentally, Indian unsettlement.
Cass had no easy task, for this
watery wonderland had been sian-|
dered for many years. When Ed-|
ward Tiffin was Surveyor General,
of the United States (I name the
man only in order to shame his)
memory), he declared that not
one acre of ten thousand in Michi-
gan. would support human life.
When in 1816 Federal bonus
tracts ‘were being distributed to
veterans of the War of 1812, Con-
gress cancelled out two million
Michigan acres previously allotted
and substituted lands in Indiana
and Illincis and even Missouri, in
the belief that giving a veteran
part of Michigan was a poor re-
ward.
We know now that Edward
Tiffin had Ohio lands of his own
. to seli, and that the new states
' ef Indiana and Mllinois held a
stiff upper hand in Washington
over derelict territorial Michigan,
which would remain shorn of
statehood and political influence
for another twenty years.
However, Michigan found de-
fenders. Up spoke Elkanah Watson
of New York, one. of the nation’s
almost-unknown great men, idea-
father of the Erie Canal and
certain-sure father of the County
Fair movement, who visited De-
troit in 1816. He declared:
* * *
Tt ts Impossible to look upon
the present situation of Michigan
and not be impressed. It is des-
tined soon to emerge as a great,
rich state. . . . Blessed with a
luxuriant soil and occupying a
central -attitude upon the most
extensive inland navigation i
the world, what may not Michi-
gan aspire to become. .. . The
future of Michigan appears to
be certain, defined, full of |
promise and expansion.
Elkanah's report on. this region
carried weight, and active Detroit-
ers, smelling profits, began to or-
slow sellers indeed for several
years,
* * *
When two cultured young French- |
men came this way ten years later,
they interviewed both Major Bid-
dle, Federal land agent at Detroit, i : i i te
til ze
it was no good for anyone to come
in without capital. ““To clear land’
was € , because a laborer
could earn ten shillings a day and
with his ten shillings an acre
of land.” ' (pay the rages, be the desperate
| panic of 1837 was still raging. So’
young Tom Turk took off north to!
carry chain on land surveys. On,
ithe way he helped to build a log
house between Manistee and Mar-
quette.
In 1844 he started keeping store
as @ grocer, prospered, and in
the next fifty years or se built
here some thirty stores and
houses.
One of Mother's girlhood chores
was to make family candles, plac-|
ling the wicks and filling the ‘molds
iwith tallow. To the end of her days
she held. that the greatest inven-
ltions of her lifetime were (1) elec-
‘tricity and (2) the public school,
system. We children, of whom
there were seven, did not always
agree with her high opinion of
schooling, but she kept us at it,
vowing that we were going to have
some of the advantages she had
missed, whether we liked it or not.
* * * »
Both of Mother’s parents came
from Wiltshire in southwest Eng-
land and her seven children were
also’ pure Wiltshiré—that is to say
Saxon with Welsh or Brython ad-
mixture, for the Pounds were part
of a considerable migration in the
1850s from the same region, the
‘Wessex of Thomas Hardy's tales.
(Continued tomorrow)
House Eyes Mail Bill
WASHINGTON «w—Rep. Hoff-
man (R-Mich) has introduced a
bill to bar from the mails any
publication bearing a name
which conveys ‘‘the- false im-
pression it is an official publi-
cation of the United States Con- gress.”
The amoeba ts eyeless but ‘its
body is sensitive to light. house at Old Mission, the first, oases Show
‘Slight Increase
F LANSING w— Michigan’ s 1956
lives claimed and property dam-
age, the state fire marshal division
has reported,
Fires last year claimed 203 lives
and caused damage estimated at
$35,349,942, the report-stated. This
was an increase of seven deaths)
-_ $1,233,384 over the previous
“The annual summary !s based on)
a compilation of reports received|
from all the state’s fire depart-
ments,
| Deaths included 136 adults and
67 minors. No firemen . died in
blazes during the year
The property loss in buildings:
other than dwellings amounted to)
$21,092,255. The loss in homes and j
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There were 1,306 incendiary fires
tabulated, 425 started by adults |
and 611 by children. |
Nab 2 in Pennsylvania
GREENSBURG, Pa. — Police
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southwestern Pennsylvania town,
have arrested two men they said
balls” to truck drivers. . |
The men were identified as Guy
W. Betten, 31, of Cadillac, Mich.,’
and Herman H. Burrous, 20, of
Compton, Calif. They were lodged
‘in jail here pending a hearing be-
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McDonald of Irwin. No date was
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Come Home
: ees i haunting day of return, jand all other feeling and untestingjeveryone anyone ever knew isjsadness and self-pity. It should German Melting Pot
bread * Fosemary over are as alive as we. prisoners o great jailor, Aime. jalive, nobody is dead.” ideally be a.shared voyage of re- :
its heart for reinembrance. The. loneliest man in the land) ‘What is Memorial Day?” asks) e' 2% \aiscovery. For how atten, when we, Offers Meeting Place A miracle of resurrection takes|is the man who has no one tojthe child. “Will I get 9/ present) 1.1% tet about as close as YoUlgummon i te aemay ot ox for All Nationalities
place in millions of households as reniember on Memorial Day. — like on Christmas or my birth-| “te:
= — eoreplmengellin ye 579 . a oe ¥ / The deed a hove tar suse: pongiiaell tot Ditioah Pa cee noets a MUNICH, 4 Wn — This earth once more in glad-) For it is the memory of the| It is a hard question to answer. ‘ Germany # — Th
—_ dead that in great measure keeps! Perhaps the best’ answer youlover our lives than we ordinarilyichemy we now understand them Bavarian capital has become ‘s
Their presace is invisible tolus human, that sets us apart from|can give @ child js to say, “Me-|Pealize.- We read dead men's/better and appreciate more refugee center in postwar Europe.
the eye, inescapable to the spirit.'stone and star, moss and mole,'morial.' Day is Ahe day when|books, sing dead men’s songs,than when they walked daily Munich’s street# buzz with |
taught us to sow the earth and| Perhaps, on Memorial Day, the
Two-Thirds of Our Entire Fleet at. Seals = x perio sity leant te the tein’ wel may| Now nator tr bing tade : we especially honor them this/pe Surely, if life has a perspec- give this jumbled refugee commu- # i * * day — and dead wi 'e > 5 ‘ n ' .
During Suez Crisis; Red Attack Feared ocr nest vaone of tasven |" 1 Ses 0° _ (nly a ual a are cl]
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By BOSE McKEE during both the Suez and Jordan,are building submarines at the life
WASHINGTON (INS) — The crisis |rate of about 100 a year and now’ the
Navy has disclosed that two- thirds) The admiral delivered @ 31-page ave 450 of the under-gurface ves-iguardian dead.
of its entire fleet was sent to sels which he said roam far at|says, What is bur own breath but :é
during the Suez crisis last fall cioiee py meget por 4% ~ “a. beiet mist on ‘the surface Out of Her House penne, ‘dient that Mu- ee z. lined a Russian at- defense of the funds it wants. | : death's sewage sage 2 WILMINGTON w@ — When owls nich shelters about 22,000 refugees
disclosure was made After hearing the statement, | Barth is pocketed get together to raise 4 family|from Eastern Europe, not includ}
aime daclonare was made by) After hearing ihe sistem’. Fast Germany Bans | Earth, pockatid ty more ot don't give a hoot. They/ing East Germany or Russia.|' : .
. nl ‘hr Poss! 1 sever bere canto | el by Stud ps 1 Abe eo se bien tereleng Oe Gomaue ee one
soot bats th Srtg ay] Ay Feet noe org cot « Travel by Students — [e,menck wet tmnt Tose Seve mes saat nat tbe S| kepastteg'd eg. - protest agus! cuts in naval funds! Sea oe sey. yew (Ge MWD) | cece mes) — communi sven moment Wi OE TS pair of ovis neded| kw all ! : | = vag East Germany virtually has f ; in sell-out Asked would Mostly, of course, we spend the|in @ nearby tree. Refugees are attracted to Mu-
et a tee tae 608 when det ot apes ee university anditime with those dearest to us| She appealed for relief, but thenich not so much by the city’s & |
“erento tome crtaee |in the House should stand, Burke|sevetine ome through personal grief. people in the know told her the|culture and beer as by the fact = 1.35 if perfect — :
ot om the Sucs crisis: wslied: “ is. Wan adthey lichl” See ee “But on this day I like also to birds were operating within the|that here are headquarters for ‘ scantinay win. ate had
ie poe 2. Went (eee 7 sur children wanted to ptr pick up old books and bring to|“law of God and ¢, So she jor refugee political grouy Crystal. and free. 844-11, I
jr ~nenae Rharn — pe dit gad pagal ‘aa Os Navy re patie g"V wepeemgperva eatin so. again old comrades of my|moved to her daughter's house, .|Poles, Bulgarians, Hungarians rystal-clear and, streak: vil, irr.
° . * bd : never knew aoe, Romanians. Czechs, — Estonians. * * ‘
from Russia.” pape Mgt ep A San |chaaeipale route” wld bop ow po Kecte f~ alieg Hardy, Nature Sag working Latvians gods apres fa pee gt aay Sak eee be
The admiral said there were “a! an rhee~ Tom Wolfe; Sara Teasdale, Emily|in her favor, however. Owls stop/formed a va . : .
lot of possibilities in that citue-| — _— on Soe oe ean a Dickinson and Mother. Eve. screeching and calm down just organizations. Knee-hi nylons, cool comfort. Stay-up .
tion!” and the Soviets “might have| 0 oe uote cha te lose relatives * before the eggs hatch So, after) In the East-West struggle for tops. In summer shades. Irr, Sizes 844-11, ee
attacked us.” His testimony pointed 10"S Chairman Clarence CMY 10 One. creme it was back up how critical the administration |.) that the aipcraft carrier6r in the interests of science .f| yy
considered the Suez area situation, "04 be worse than useless. ix"peaceful relations.” considered the Suez area situation| Tar. “Asked by Ellender to cost-| He said that visits to NATO
pend ment on this, Burke replied that countries are “‘incompa
— Burk a the carrier “is the toughest tgrget the fight against militarism,” and)
Sar @ said that not all theion the face of the earth.” / that West Germany is “enemy yd om of Oe ne oe He disclosed that the Soviets’ territory,”
He indicated that the Seventh ,
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Me Nes foe Tye on ee ass Vy Crazy Traffic |
‘British House = Raps | Tax: Oddities car cause You * i } . r
LONDON (#—Why does the Brit-; Victor Collins of London, “A piece, said Hall, “I have to pay 15 per Used both in offices and homes. . :
‘ish governthent tax a hamper for of nonsense,” he called it, cent, But if I put it in a drawer) Hall threw up his arms in de-) | og ANGELES . md peal ;
‘the baby's wet diapers at 15 per| Collins said he was so fascinated 1 pay 5 per cent. spair. driving down
| eget a ——- ey and at 5 er | PY this particular piece of non-| * * * | The next puzzled voice was that day, and you suddenly ~ an —_
te 5 sense that he did some research “If I put my umbrella in aof Conservative Irene Ward of that you're Napoleon _ Bonaparte,
cent af it does? land found the answer to be asiwardtobe a foolish place to put|Tynemouth. She couldn't see why’ you'll just be confirming © these be
| Why is the hat rack in the hall | foliows: ‘itethe tax is 5 per ceht. But ifjthere was a purchase tax on @ advanced by Dr. Norbert 1.
jtaxed at 15 per cent and the table! * * * ‘I put it in the umbrella’ stand de- safety, device to be attached t0 ger. . pr. Rie =
in the dining room at 5? | ‘This distinction is a relic af signed for it, the tax is 15 pera taxfree gas stove. } ne rely —, - —<
Why is a safety device on & £88 the time when such articles were|“°F"" _ f wee believes, for rade trying 10
stove taxed when the stove itselftaxeq according to their cubic) Ech Powell, financial secre-' Quite simple, really, said Powell unglued upstairs W through free-
is tax-free? ‘content. The wise men of the cus-/‘@*Y f° the treasury, explained i i¢ ig a separate device it fails pilot the family cas
{ ~*~ * * ‘toms and excise hold that a ham- ‘at it is hard for the tax Mant, be scheduled as ironomongery. | way eine <— «
: . | ” : «thie (0 distingaish whether hall furni-; «1; j¢ one of the fallacies of ;
A choleric member of Parlia.|Per without &.lid has no cuble ture is domestic or nondomestic. if. » declared Miss Ward, “that! “The strain of driving on Los
nt — Conservative John Mait-/content.” : = .
lined of Spilsby — recently de-/ Up stepped Conservative John Domestic furniture is taxed 5 Per men are more. logical than Angeles Sooners, = “ hie
pear . , sin inehretm, Cee nondomestic 15 per cent. | women.” hurtling cars ’
lscribed the House of Commons as Hall of Wycombe. A main industry | + ; loreater than that faced by pioneer
\“a ‘private lunatic asylum.” Andjin his district is the making of * a ae asl PEP rs Kes who crossed the country
he hadn’t heard the debate on the furniture. He wanted to know why) :“Don’t you think,” Hall asked A horse and automo’ e = fami sl wagons and fought off
1957 tax bill, because that took hall furniture is taxed at 15 per with a stunned look, “that a hat recently near Knoxville, re a hopping said Reiger, staff mem-
place only last‘ night. leent when domestic furniture in ratk in a house is domestic?” (car Was completely det . “pr = Oe hea ‘tate mental hospital
The matter of the oddly taxed general is taxed at only 5 per cent. “There are numbers of articles,” The horse|s jaw had a slight frac- y ccaiie
hampers was raised by Laborite! “If 1 put my hat qn a hall rack,” replied Powell, “which can beiture, nothing serious. =! :
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Re-elect P [ esident were Steven J. Jay, board chair- treasurer, and S. Francis Mahoney, |
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SAN FRANCISCO (INS) —
ttempt to calm an armed sailor
had killed one officer and afraid he would hold on to the
Herman Schnurr, iol a ee and make concluded: who risked death in his| shoot him. _ poe to Entertainment Fields rmed Sailor Scared Navy Chaplain| lLawyers Otter Adites alin and arbitration to end aig spec tah
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CHAPLAIN TALKED
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reasoned for six and a half hours |
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Dream of Track Star en ee a a a | High Jump Sequente
Pontiac Ace Starts Bid
as Freshman in College By BRUNO L. KEARNS
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press
~ ‘Wanted — one plane reservation to Rome, Italy, for the Olympic games of 1960.
. x * *
This is probably the dream of many young athletes today. For
_ Hayes Jones, ever since he started running track in Pontiac's Junior
Olympics, his utmost desire has been to become a member of Uncle —
Sam's Olympic track and field team. « , |
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International games to be held inRome. The former Pontiac High 4 championships, and tm every meet last year he walked off |
ace, just last week ran the 100-yard dash in :09.4 just one-tenth | With honors in the high and low hurdies and in the bread jump,
under the world record. He also did the 120-yard high hurdles in He could have added victories in other events except for the
:13.9 which ¢s a national record for a college freshman. He hopes Michigan High School rules which limit an individual to three. events
to cut the time to :13.5 before his senior year at Eastern Michigan. 4. 01. meet.
ESTABLISHES PHENOMENAL FRESHMAN RECORD
Jones’ Own Story This year at Eastern Michigan College in Ypsilanti, Jones posted
one of the most phenomenal records ever recorded by a college
Lonely Days at Wisner freshman. He had really started his bid for the 1960 Olympics in
: | spectacular fashion.
Happy Ones for Hayes} ~ oot te (Hayes Jones, Eastern Michigan co | ming and going over the bur. events, and he was first 49 times. In most of those he didn't win, rechinan | ~ B, the coueiasont winner in “track dles, he finished second to some of the country’s best. t terview
thet he is today. In an in th is
: ot, 1 was really happy when I made * 7, j _——— The Press, Jones tells his own sntihads|the varaity as. a fuser. crear oe Olympic stars Milt Campbell Qe
- Hy, — + om *7s* last so often, it was a won. %%4 Lee Calhoun got the competition they could ask for from ig
ished
der coach Schloerke didn’t kick me the 18-year-old unknown named Jones. off 2 the varsity. * of it
YPSILANTI—I guess it was the The next
got Wisner, and when I went Canaphall eat 0 national vecesil-tg: Tideg the Gi peed tap
; back te school in the Fall, I was hurdles in :7.1. Jones knocked ever the third hurdle bet sfill fin- few medals but never really did ,
out of the ordinary, | 2@ pounds heavier and two incher ished in :7.2, just a step behind Campbell but shead of Calhoun,
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Lowry Stier and Lowry for their In the Cleveland Relays, the trio again met. This time Calhoun
now coach George let me stay on the squad set a world's record in the 50-yard indoor high hurdles in -:06.1.
: derncadoucts, as se helped ™e Sones again was right behind; but he finished ahead of Campbell. is takes I was making in the Mur-|"T guess my biggest thrill slong . :
dies which was my favorite |yith winning the state title at During the season af Eastern Michigan, the bespectacled
event. Se the summer between “pontiac was this year when I ran Speedster bettered ail of his own records, shattered most of the
| my sophomore and junior years, (against Mi and Lee Cal- | Feciill go ant t9 Wisner _— tt Coe . ee ee ee a a een ee eee ae ee ee
which is jest a stone's throw jast year’s Olympics. I lost but I ;
aa ' from where I live. iwas happy just to do well. x * *
RIS BEST EVENT — Jones does his best in the high hurdles epee a: Cease His best event has been the 120-yard high hurdles, and his time and this is the event he hopes will carry him to the 1960 Olympics. town was out fishing or of :13.9 in the Ohio State relays was the best ever by a college
He has already hit a time of :13.9 in the 120-yard high hurdles. ming, but I-used to stay aa freshman. In the low hurdles his fastest time has been :22.9 and in
This is only five-tenths off the world mark of :13.4. Wiener all aflernpon just running Broad Jump Me boands paitte ten lake gone 2-tect YG tadinn. ©
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Coach Marshall decided to use Jones ffi the dashes and in the a?
high jump. The versatile Jones then proceeded to run the century in a
2004 ta Seo eestas Retircaiate Contgnense Wack: ment. Tite
was only one-tenth off the world record of :09.3.
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tn hts other ‘ “Atsties,” the high Jump, he:chon betters Oeni-4
His best effort was 6-feet-4% inches.
Marshall was hesitant about using Jones in too many events.
“His best is the hurdles, and I would be afraid hurting him by
using him too much in the high jump and bread jump. Bat right
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= abe ne ta cy ta” continued Marshall, ayes is
definite Olympic cal?
NATIONAL AAU NEXT FOR JONES .
During the Miami, Ohio, relays this season, Jones amazed every-
one by coming through with five firsts and a third in six events. His
26 points was a meet. record. Since then he has not been beaten in
Tip From His Coach
Jones will not be eligible for the National Collegiate Meets tn :
Austin, Texas, early in June, because of the rule against freshmen,
but he will participate in the National AAU to be held at Dayton,
Ohio, June 2ist.
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re kk * Chicago ea 4 Hayes gives his reasons. “I like a small college campus, J, like
od an eae : George Marshall as a coach, and I didn’t want the pressure which anal
4 often goes with big-time athletics.” Even now he admits there have
2 been .ctfers.to. get bim to trensler to larger scoala, “But I have no
4 ¢ intent whatsoever of tranaterring,” he said. ee 4g
F 1900 OLYMPICS HIS GOAL \
os Standing 5-foot‘Th at 160 pounds, Jones will be « senior when’ the _ shows Hayes’taking off with
ae 190s Chympic games are-helditn Rome, “By then I figure 1 should bar. At right he starts ~~
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our embassy by nine waves of
Chinese rioters, I was sure that
official, He asked her (Mrs. Liu)
to either come in or move along.
CROWD AGITATED
Shortly after 12 o'clock the crowd
looked as though it was getting)
agitated and the gates to the em-
bassy were closed.
We kept watching. All of a sud-
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we felt, they would probably come in and massacre us. ‘ -
| ‘Then we heard successive waves
{coming in. We heard them smash-
ing everything.
We heard them overturn the
ambassador’s car, a new Cadillac.
We winced when we heard the
car’s windows being broken.
I think a tribute is. due to our
Chinese girl employes and two
American: girls who were trapped
in the shelter, They didn’t let out
a whimper.
(Tomorrow: The fight * get |
out)
2 Leopold-Loeb Murder
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Both had pistols, but against that ister, Billy Graham, likes about it.
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NEW YORK (INS) — One of the tions the right of the Army unite in combatting the additional
great word-wars in our military|to extend a battlefield 1,500 miles|member and its demands for what
annals is being fought among\in depth by developing an inter-jit feels is a proper share of the
the Army, Navy and Air Force
over missiles,
Billions, not millions, of dol-|
lars are involved.
* * * lmeriate range ballistics missile,
'PRIORITY OVER AIR defénse dollar.
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“Air Force,” the magazine that | It's an old argument, and it of | accurately reflects the. thinking never raged hotter. The Air Force|.. ys ‘Air Force, comes out in
believes. that it has as muUchithe open with its feelings about |ti There has been fantastic dupli-' priority over the air as the AY™Y jnissiles in the current issue. James
the services, but it can also be}
said that each has come up With!
results which conceivably might!
not have been otherwise reali
The Air Force regards as an has over the’ sea.
| It doesn't build cruisers, des- ‘tation of research and effort by\has over the land and the Navyisi siraud publishing director of : the magazine, writes:
“In its desperate bid for/ pre-
itroyers and carriera, nor does it eminence in the long-range pballis-
ibuild tanks, flame throwers and tic missile field, the Army has
\Spam factories. Then why, it.asks, ‘laid down a rolling publicity bar-
affront to its mission in life do the other services. insist onjrage to advance one of the great-
some of the Army and Navy
development in the missile line.
It feels that the Navy, which
once was content to send carrier-|:
based fighters and bombers out for) three
perhaps a hundred or so miles to
strafe or lightly bomb a target,
has no right to be spending the
. taxpayers’ money developing ship-)
launched missiles which might,
probe as deep into enemy ter-|
ritory as — say — could a Stra-|
tegic Air Command bomber.
* * *
By the same token the Air Force |muscling in on what it does best — t military his
jutilize the layer of air in which jjory,
we live? CLAIMS
The nly way tn which the | wry, is buried in Army ‘ uried in services can ever -get ip in the mis-
together on the missile develop- rience and capability for
ment problem would ae on it a 1,500-mile
President to establish “g new with thermonuclear (H-
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Department of Missiles, with « |°° public and Congress have
secretary of rank equal to that nm asked to believe, through a of secretary of Army, secretary
_ of Navy and secretary of A’
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| Then all three old services ofatid ‘depth;
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Monday. .
Dreyfus said he anticipates no|@¥st'y, Dreyful said his company competition in the small-car tials, los ervey Seon such situations ot the “horsepower race."
in a
market of a few hundred thousand) Reindeer of Canada and Alaska
tnits,” he said. _ That figure isjare usually brown and grey in|crop this year.”
Frost, however, wee nat 0 Sener not very appealing to mass-pro-'color.
dicted production will be particu Traverse Cherry Crop tarly poor on trees which are low, ‘Will Be Only Average . |;
TRAVERSE CITY (#—An agri-
cultural expert says the Grand) .
Traverse County region is “not apt
to have a record-breaking cherry
“It is these trees which make up!
of the difference between average)
and record crops,” Glidden said. :
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: 4 wileels money was dollected trom the} American wa veterans TEENS, Home Anywhere \ Society. When they got there the | la is chy |Red-Faced, Still Alive fie pve ree me = ee Aid Libya Flood Victims Unity im Libya. |ed about 40 pet cent of the adult
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—The United States ‘reported that |
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Fieke a ae Embassy today delivered $3,06§.to} Development of the new canallo¢ the 1950 count. :
i 4,000 tons to express train today but ‘The Republic of Panama is 33,667|the governor of Tripolitania |for|permits ships up to 4,00 |
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< Cadillacs Cost Only $500 Per Year H.C. Wilde:
p DIXIE DISCOUNT Goes,
BUSINESS OPEN EVERY Lawmakers Ask How High Officials
Lease Fancy Autos at Bargain Rate
WASHINGTON (f — Some House! cost \uzee to $1,300 2 year to | different explanation, He said he
members are trying to find out! trade in the cars that congress | thought Genera! Motors and
how the government can rent) prevides for its leaders. | Chrysler were able to rent out
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Time is running out, so we are slashing
NITE UNTIL | prices even further! Everything must be
* 9 P.M. *& | sold, regardless of cost or loss!
SAVE UP TO 60% — EVERYTHING GOES!
50 FOOT |_| PLASTIC 1.|-:1957 Crop
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69'F 88° ion Farmington, | Fred Jaynes, Carl Arm-
Group Formed | |= esa Birmingham.
According to Mts, ‘Wilson, the |
{0 l l if en principal objective of the foundation |
, jis to expedite the return to normal |
: % . family living of emotionally dis-)
New Foundation to Help, turbed child, patients. At yeoman * abet ere are ys s
aden hs at tween the ages of six and 17 ef
sleek, $10,000 automobiles for high) ‘the luxury cars cheaply “‘prob- ontiac Hospita the hospital.
administration officials at the bar-' ato: dette. at genase do Sl | ably at the-expense of their P Funds and gifts which the foun-|
gain rate of $500 a year. eral Motors will not give the stockholders and the American | Announcement was made today ‘dation will solicit will provide
Rep. Brown (R-Ohio) said yes- congressional. leaders the same ‘*payers through deductions of of a non-profit corporation known ‘needed additional trained meri
terday a congressional investiga- deal as it. provides for executive the loss on tax returns."* las the Foundation for Aid to’ nel, school teachers,
tion can be expected to. “start officers. | But to Rep. Halleck (R-Ind), the Emotionally Disturbed Children, |tion and receational facilities which
soon” into the government’s en; * * * whole question was one of ‘some-/Formed by a group of interested) ‘the state mental health budget is)
tire program of buying and leasing 4+ this point, no congressional body trying to make a mountain citizens, the foundation aids the) — to provide, Mrs. Wilson)
automobiles. committee has announced any out of a molehill.” iChild Psychiatry Program at Pon- jal
“At feast 2% Cadillacs — like plan to look into the car program.| “Let us nét try to develop out ‘tiac State Hospital.
these of the White House fleet But it received attention in the of the arrangement — for the) Elected president of the board, ‘Use of Electricity Up
are rented for $50@ per year, House recently. leasing of cars in the executive of trustees is Mrs. Edward E,
including maintenance,” Brown | poy Grosg (R-lowa) said he bTanch some sort of sinister con- Mebontal ae Pageinghern. i ier: 10 Per Cent Over 1956 embers ‘
wrote in his weekly newsletter. | toned that the Pentagon — Uection,’ Halleck said. sean M. McHugh, directo? of| DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit Noting that the governnient also| headquarters for the top military | “This is a practice that has pre- the pi m at the hospital; Ray-|Edison Co. has announced that
purchases outright a number of —recently got four new Cadillacs ivailed for a long time and “was _ bie end Jehan C. Emery total use of electricity in the com-
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similar large cars, as well as| and one mew Clrysier Imperial. not started by this administration.” Jr., both of Birmingham pany’s service area for the week thousands of lower priced motor] ,. | In Detroit, a General. Motors) “ , which ended May 25 was 259,155,- z How do..they manage to rent) << « « ; |
vehicles, he added: \Cadiflacs and Imperials over there. {spokesman said the auto industry Stemsbers of tus edvieety cone 000 kilowatt héurs — an increase|
ANNUAL COST ‘ ‘tor $500 a year?” he asked. [has been leasing cars at a nominal of 0.9 per cent over the previous’
of the annual operation of govern- | Re Bartles, Mrs. Margaret Dern- p. Hays (D-Ohio), replied: 40 years. He said ‘‘this is a Pwer use by industrial custom,
ent weed Meey cers res aon “If you wil] notice the close liaison’ courtesy that has been extended Perse, Mrs. Ralph Wileon, Jerry ‘for the same period was 118,124,-
he was quoting, Sen, Lyndon B. that might explain it.’ the vice president and members of Jalosky, wall of Pontiac. week, and a 6.5 per cent hike over
Johnson (D-Tex) sald May 1 ‘it Rep, Rooney = NY) bed the cabinet.’ j
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| 88 oa oe rate to the White House staff and Mittee are Kenneth L. Raymond,| yoo. and 10.1 per cent over last It is estimated that the cost «op ose LIAISON’ imembers of the cabinet for nearly| Mrs. B. R. Sweeney, Mariorie year, |
$6,000 to 9,000 per year each.” i Leiween the big brass in the Pent-;by General Motors and others in “Spear aga aries a 000 kilowatt hours — a 0.5 per
He did not say whose estimate agon and General Motors I think the industry to the White House, +" root an ds: : ‘cent increase over the preceding!
Others are Herman A. Dob- ‘the ens week in. 1956. |
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Says. All Out H. Bomb Attack | ~ Could Kill 82 Million in U. Ss} .
etfects | "WASHINGTON (INS) — A gov-| hea .
ernment scientist has estimated) acti py St of radio- atively ‘irty” nuclear bombs—|
that a full-seale enemy H-bomb at-
tack on the U.S, would kill g2
million persons and cause radia- p Schaefer told the committee that
his figures were based on “‘an esti-
mate of enemy capabilities in the eusipalent. ot 30 wefan toms of)
“tion injury to an additional 24 mil-. 1960's” provided by the detense| ENT hon department.
+ * & LISTS ASSUMPTIONS
He said the remaining 60 mil| He said they were based on 9 *® | lion im the U.S. population would “reasonably accurate’ analysis) W0Uld be caused by bomb biasts |
be relatively unscathed but would) are made these assumptions: | 90d heat effect suffer some radiation. | 1. There would be no time for) Wi “
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2 shelter and shielding that the U. S., eager said, the death |
_ Dr, Charles Schacter, U. 8. now exists would be available, itoll from such a nuclear attack | | Weather” Bureau int | 3. Some 250 bombs would fall on|could be reduced to 31 million.
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4. The enemy would use rel- gressional committee. The first)
9 USO Delegate: Delegates
Travel to Detroit,
Nine members of the Greater -
Pontiac USO Committee recently’
attended a meeting in Detroit of
some USO representatives from |
throughout Michigan.
Gunet of hener ot the doy mat |
4 (ing at the Statler Hotel was Gen.
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Will Beeson is telling the story. He
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$n Baster Valley im \frontier Colorado)
with Joe and Sarah Pardee. They took:
him tm, a homeless, hungry kid, seven,
years back. Will, having the deepest
affection for the Pardees, has bd¢tn
distressed -by the
doe and his wife, Sarah. who has lived
fn a-wheel chair since an accident
doe has resisted Sarah's efforts to
eurb “his aggressiveness against per-|
sons whe ‘lave chalienged his dom-/
ination of Easter Valicy and particulariy.
against settiers who try to claim land
there 3
Early one morning Will rides with
doe Pardee and Gene Dillingham, an-
ether of Joe's cowhands, Cariton,
where A! Beam has talked of « show-
down with Pardee. On the way, Joe
stops briefly at the house of a neigh-
bor, Kathy Morgen. en Joe corners
Beam, he is the loser in the = >
2 sage of grief, Dillingham
the camp of newcomer reaks w)
farmers who
kil their obstacle, to notify Kathy to be at the ranch for)
the reading of Joe's will. Beeson hopes:
that she’ refuse because of the affront!
he expect ' Kathy’s presence will be to
Sareh. But Kathy. answer is “Tb be)
there.” The will bequeaths $500 each
to. Beeson and Dillingham; $1,000 to)
Kathy. The ranch and everything else!
is given. to Sarah. Sarah promptly
asserts her authority and names Beeson
as foreman. This puts Will on the spot, |
for Dillingham, who has counied on the
jobd,: is enraged.
Chapter 4 |
‘Sarah leaned forward, study- |
ing me, her hands gripping the
arms of her wheel chair. She)
‘of foreman at the Box P.
_ There was some of Joe Pardee
in me, too, just as there was in
Gene Dillingham. No matter how .
aggees ati i aps!
cae ze
i
f done.
hit Dillingham a.geod one and his head banged the wall as he fell. one of these days you'd pull out)
There’s no need for you to. I'll,
never have any children; so in,
time the Box P will be yours.” |
Tl make it.”
of what she meant by policy.
“The second thing concerns |
who you are going to hire. Gene
there someone in the valley you)
can use?”
* * *
I thought about it a minute.
The bigger outfits like Dodson’s| |
Anchor needed every man they
had, especially now that it was
do, The only chance was one of
the families in the southern end £
of the valley.
* * *
Thdy all had greasy-sack)
é Otto King. His oldest boy, c
was nineteen or twenty, a harum-
scarum kid but a good hand, ing :
I said, “All right, I'l take care /Sently. “We've got to understand
bitterness between and start your own spread. of it.”
I rose, yawning, suddenly real- | She touched her lips with the lizing I was tired. I hadn't done|tip of her tongue, clutching the
She looked at the floor, “We'd anything all day — any work, [/@™™ms of her chair with such in-
better have an understanding | mean.
about authority. I won't interfere (jo Kathy's, hearing the will read, be frozen there. “Will, he didn’t
with you. I mean, if you want to knowing that from this night on|!ove ‘me when he died, did he?”
buy a prize bull or sell fifty head (the welfare of the Box P was! She wanted assurance, I
of steers, go ahead; but if it’s a |my first obligation — well, it had thought; she wanted to hold to). will drawn up.
matter of policy, a big decision, [heen a full day.
to}. | I
. he “Sure, T savvy how it'll be,” I) when Sarah said, “Will.” I turned
Morgan.” After Joe's Said, and lied, because at the time! and found her looking at me I didn’t have a very clear idea | again with that studying scrutiny
| I had seen earlier in the evening.
“Will,
wanted to go to Canon City, -1 how I felt about Joe, do you?
know you'll have to have one Or why I talked to him that morn-iCariton, his last thought had been * * * new man, maybe two. But isn’t NE the way I did? = ~ |____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY i ia f \ ? /
\ > ( sa Va i f i * { p : Z t ES ul 5 i \
% |I Jook out for her. She smiled amine, “You're scared, | .|thought he’d come, up fighting, a er ARS
[very psciall, emnile en: she lootand he didn’t. He lay there, blink-| Wilson Refuses |
“You know, Joe wasn’t a man he got up £0 Comment;
to attend to paperwork," she said. , < Se
“He meant to leave Kathy all the you Shocks nator
money, but he just never got ASHIG INS) — Defense
around to changing the will. He : ie. gual
told Ben what he wanted done
jand asked him to draw up a new!|«
will, but Ben wouldn't do it, and
Joe never bothered to hunt up a
new lawyer.” i
“He must have loved you," I
said,.“‘or he would have changed
it.”
I left the room, thinking that
what Sarah had said explained
why Joe had asked me to look
out for Kathy. He meant to see
she was taken care of, but he
hadn’t expected to die, so he
hadn’t bothered to have a new
i a He : z i E by the prize-winning western novelist
WAYNE D. OVERHOLSER | (Copyright 1956) Baer
not worried about the ranch. Joe rider whose loyalty would be to “No, but it’s your business, not
used to say that you had a feel Dillingham, not to me or Sarah.!mine,”
for the cattle business and that! But ‘S bave no hold cn OG oy, yours, too, Will,” she said Ee 5kE Ea E “| FEE -
a3 z Ss g=
i 3
a
g
all this time, but I hadn't known! versies, yesterday refused to
before. take a chance on doing it again.
(To Be Continued) Declining to give the Senate Foreign Relations Committee his
opinion of recent anti-American
rioting on Formosa, he said: “I
don't want to pour oil on the
fire by making an ill-considered
statement.’ '
Spectators and committeemen
chuckled. and Sen. J, W, Ful-
bright (D-Ark.) told the -secret-
ary: “You're getting cautious,
aren't you?”
Wilson smiled and answered:
“You mean, I'm getting a little
out of character.” F He is
FSiite leach other, but I don't feel like
* * * | talking about it tonight. Later.’
BF i s Sues California City
for Attack by Squirrel
OAKLAND, Calif. @—A retired
schoolteacher filed a $15,000 claim
against the city because she was
“attacked” by a squirrel in
Lakeside Park.
Myrtle A. Ward's petition said
the rodent sprang from behind a
the job, and 1 hadn't done~a thing.|tree “without any warning of ‘any
fight|kind,”” and before she could beat
times on the right leg and! ‘The 6,000 stations on British rail-
I hit him a good one. He must|twice on the left. . .
Miss Ward said she was hospi- trains, also have high competition
surprised to move. I talized 12 days. |prizes for gardens, window boxes
knocked him down, An autopsy st the squirrel and lawns which surround the sta-
banging the wall as he fell, I was rabid. tions. F 5
i
z i
: But burying Joe, going |tensity that her hands seemed to at ppt: iit [ts F the memory of something she
hadn't possessed for a long time,
to dream about it, to remember.
“I wouldn’t know anything
about it,’’ I lied. “No way for me The lamp was still burning in
the bunkhouse when I went in.
Dogbone was asleep but Dilling-
ham was sitting up, cigaret stubs
scattered ‘on the floor ip front
to know. He never talked to.me ‘of him. He rose and walked toward «k -¢ four
about you.” ime, and I could see I had a
I couldn't tell her that, as he/fight on my hands, He was ugly lay dying in the dusty street of|™mean. had started toward the door
you don't understand
au
for Kathy, his last request that’ He shoved his face close ‘to not
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~ Women’s Section THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1957
Hollywood Seethes With Argument
PAGES 25-29
__ {About the-Merits of Actors Studio afd considered an old hambone.
The trend now is towards realism.
That's what the public wants and
' that's what it’s getting.
DIFFERENT STYLE
“that if Barrymore were alive to-
day he would play in a completely
different style. Times mold the
performer, but he could never
have accepted the Actors Studio|-
style.
* * *
“T really can't see the Great
\Profile in a teeshirt and dungarees|
‘or scratching his left rib cage a la
.. Jimmy Dean!”
|
‘Holds Installation
Officers were installed when!
imembers of All Saints Nursery)
\School, Inc., held their annual)
"T think though,” he added,
~ Mr.and Mrs. Robert Alton andi.
* * *
Personal News
* * *
Thomas .W. Cross, son of Mr.
Receiving an honorary Harvard
” College Freshman: Sc
Sigemund C, Snyder of Bloomfield
} Hills. Announcement has also been
'made of the admission of Harry
‘A. Loucheim of Bloomfield Hills
to next year’s. freshman class at
Harvard, . was
children, , Robert and Rod,| sula for the holiday and the re- | held Tuesday, Shirley is the’
of West Iroquois road are speriding| mainder of the week are Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
the weekend at the Ten Buck Club] and Mrs. Herman Balmis of Bir. | Lilge of Otter drive,
along with Mrs. Alton’s parents,) mingham and Mr, and Mrs. Leo _ +. + .4 3
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur G. Nicholie, ponies and children ef Mar- Thomas L.' Moore was clectedl
and their daughter Ruth of Frank- avenue, ; Me ‘boulevard: . ye ‘ president of Phi Delta Phi legal
Moore of North Paddock street.
eo
Mr, and Mrs. William
(née Velda Stiles) of
daughter, Karen Elaine, May 12.
Grandparents of the infant are
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stiles of
Eim street and Mrs, Jerry KR.
Emeigh of East Montcalm street.
x * *
born to Mr.
8 at St Joseph Mercy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
ington _ street are the fraternity at Vanderbilt University.
‘Now in his second year in the
and Mrs. Milo J, Cross of North) Vanderbilt School of Law, Thomas
S|\Hammond Lake drive, was re-
cently initiated into Phi Eta Sigma,
national scholastic honor society,
at the University of Michigan
Thomas has also been elected
president of Hinsdale House for
_ }the coming year. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
ag car arwick
avenue announce the birth of a
and Mrs, Augustg Hopp of Wash- infant's }
i
Lind
Hills
parents
and will also visit France.
All Saints Nursery |
| | |
the e
Plans were discussed for the pic-
nic to be held at the close of school
on June 5. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting. |
Married
Saturday at
St. Hugo of
the Hills were
June Dolores
Lee William
Maccani.
Mr. and Mrs.
J. Earl
| Lind of
Bloomfield
bride,
Lee’s parents
are Mr. and and
are
of the
and
grandparents.
MR. and MRS. LEE W. MACCANI
ills In an 11 o'clock ceremony Sat-
Church, June Delores Lind became!
Maccani. June Lind Wears Gown
of Chantilly Lace for Rite
Lee's parents.
_ Nigh (| q i "lp
i ; a *
TFs
Ett fil whe g
it i f
ir Tu
int t
ship; Mrs. Ralph Behler,
+ Mrs. Vernon. Abbott, mem-
ip, and Mrs. Harry Richards,
June 14 af Ann Arbor, Committees
Appointed
by UM Club Mrs. William Gordon presided at
the Tuesday meeting of the Uni-|
iversity of Michigan Alumnae Club. '
Mrs. Francis Larkin of Clarkston
opened her home for the coopera-
tive dinner and meeting.
* * *
Committees announced by Mrs.
Gordon are Doris Haynes, pro-
é
[Festival Includes
Local Students
local students are par-
ticipating in the music festival be- carried cascade bouquets of pink
carnations. The flower girl wore
a lace frock and carried a basket
of pink rosebuds.
Maid of honor was Mary Nelli-
The attendants wore blue lace
over taffeta gowns with floating) man; Mrs, Thomas Folsom, secre-
shoulder panels of chiffon. They|tary, and Mrs. Volly Yanisceski,
o'clock candlelight ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William
Stuckmeyer in the presence of 300
guests.
* * *
Cynthia, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph O. Irish of Lakewood
drive, was given in marriage by
her father.
accented the sleeves and hipline
of the gown and were scattered
about the full-sweep skirt.
Her double-tiered shoulder-
length veil was secured to a pill-
box headpiece of lace. She carried
Mary Lou Woodworth was the
ibride’s maid of honor. Mrs. Merle
|E. Jastrow served as bridesmaid
‘and Diana Irish, sister of the bride,
| was junior bridesmaid.
‘Homemakers
Hear Lesson
ion Vacations
“Family Vacations” was the les-
son taught members of the Modern
Homemakers Extension Club . by
Mrs, John Stoppert and Mrs, Ken-
neth Anderson. A movie on lifesav-
ing was also shown at the recent
meeting held at the Monterey
i\poulevard home of Mrs. William
Tippen,
Mrs. Harold McAllister was
were Mrs, Ray Kline, vice chair- ‘MR. and MRS. RICHARD HOCKINS A daughter, Marla Sue, was ..
and Mrs, Marlow,
Hopp of Auburn avenue on May)
lelected chairman. Others elected!
Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley
Hockins of
Ogemaw road,
ae 3
Cynthia J. Irish Repeats Vows in Candlelight Rite
Mer gor ot atets wae ot | chlcgo, to ve a8 bet an, aot Lave mordutions 4 the guests were Donald Mc-
—_ Bride, Mace Stewart, M, Bertrand
Five pages today meremea: me cere Vingent.
in Women’s Section Yer her dauahter’s on
Irish wore a beige sheath dress
Renovated .
Embassy
Shown Off
Romulos Proud of |
Their Handiwork in
Washington - } “ean gi
treasurer,
Serving as recreation chairman
lis Mrs. Stoppert; project leader,
Mrs. H. L. Stein; community chair-jing touches.
‘man, Mrs. Eric Danielson; report-/bringing in lamps. The about in the past several
Workmen
Robert Maccani of Detroit | ler, Mrs. Howard Fox, and safety'dor arrived and straightaway. be-
served as best man, and ushers [chealrnoes, Mrs. Jane Alexander.|gan straightening a picture. He were Earl Boltel of Caro, Jim | wrx M. A. Tipolt was accepted. the nearly completed job = = a eben ond |as a new member of the group./with satisfaction.
For the reception held at. the Try Terrycloth Bib rte en ta eet aloctate 'Elks Temple, Mrs. Lind chose a ry ry and still o at
pink dress with a corsage of white) At meals or at dribbly teething] heart (he used te be an editor of orchids. Mrs. Maccani chose beige time, protect baby’s clothes with) the Philippines Herald)—“You
lace with an orchid corsage. a heavy terrycloth bib which] have a scoop, The bride changed to a navy!washes like the hand towel from] , else if Washing. and white suit with navy blue ac-|which it is made. A four-inch fold.|,_ Moet everyone else i Washing. cessories and a corsage from heriover at the neck is a useful ReWip ou, of July when we have our
bridal bouquet. feature, own big annual Day
pee
* The Philippine Room, one of the
Married at |outstanding features of the remod-
St. Pal a
Lutheran | It is paneled with native wood Church called “dao,” and leading Phil-
tbe ippine artists have been asked to
Saturday _|submit ag op for a huge apt
afternoon _|euiture. :
were Mrs, \FILIPINO BAR
June Another feature is a Filipino bar
on the second floor across the wide
McMahan {reception hall from an exquisite
of North [Pigs eng eam Perry Street |their biggest and most pleasant
~ and Joseph —. : _ Covering two walls is 2 beauti- Freer of ~ | tut, almost lifelike mural of a
alton | Philippines river scene reminis- -
* i teyatlad cent of those seen on the way te ) boulevard, | Pagsanjan Falls in Laguna, with —
MR. and MRS. JOSEPH FREER i. awa : wees Tt was done by Mrs. Romulo,
June McMahan, (Gloria Vander Kooy - a ee ne eee ee
Joseph Freer Honored at Shower [with a small group of prominent
P - Nineteen guests attended the re-|wom’ agtytne mae a om Exchange VOWS [cent shower for Gloria VanderKooy sett ee —_ a . ' given by Mrs. Leo Linebury and ~~ + «2 © ;
Lcd rece e ce aaa an: ire. Kleber Dusenbury _ at the! whe vieiiness with
the os ill et od plead , Rte ‘ ee iy} f ar ue es way
. fa x PNdeced | bey ( pes tanwiheer weeps eae r perils aru
TWENTY: six) somes } THE. PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 80) 1957 le J een, en Xv : 1 , - . ‘
Take Soap on Trip. opt ee a sony oer But Others Worry About Moral RisksInvolved | 7/- Wes the! most elite foreign] gent for personal laundry. ae
hotelg rarely issue guest soap—
even when they do, it is, the
merest sliver ofa bar. The wise!
Senter
the heme Auntrelia was first
——
traveler carries not only personal islands.
By EUGENE GILBERT
President of the Gilbert
Youth Kesearch Co.
approve of steady dating, even
though many say that shopping
around is more. fun and that going
steady involves certain moral
risks.
x «© * The great majority of teenagers|.. three among these whe don’t
would like to.
“All my crowd goes steady,”
a l>year-old Chicago girl said,
and if I don’t, believe me, it’s
because I-haven’t been asked."
* * *
On. the .question of morals, the
young people are sharply divided
on whether chastity can be main-
tained in a situation where two
That's the slightly bewilderi ing
finding of our nationwide survey
on the knotty problem of teenage) teeners are dating each other ex-
clusively for a prolonged period
of time. The others feel that church
authorities who have criticized the
go-steady fad .on just this point
‘are on the right track.
* * * :
“You can't expect steady
dates to keep a hands-off pol-
icy,” an 18-year-old Minnesotan
argues. “It isn’t human.”
“They're in a rosy cloud, those
eenagers,” a young girl declared.
“How do they think they can com-
pete with nature, which is always
anxious to add to the population?” %A good person is a good person
year-old California girl.
And, a 19-year-old boy comment-
ed, “respect for one another can
pull people through sdme pretty
tough situations.”
+ 2 ©&
The massive (68 per cent) vote
of confidence in the. practice ofjout
steady dating runs blithely counter
to a large body.of parental oppo-
sition.
About half the youngsters-in the
survey reported their parents hos- no matter what,” insisted. a 15- Steady Dating Appeals. to Most Teenagers| ? A Massachusetts girl seconded rank and the idea.
: * * *
“If parents and their children
both knew how other youngsters
conduct themselves on dates,” she
said, “it would make a big dif
ference all around. Mothers would
know -how late to let Mary. stay
, £04 Mary would know wheth-
er to let Jack kiss her on the first
date or the third.
“Maybe it’s silly, but a lot of
kids would like to know.” ~
‘ Now at
219 Presta Ave:
Mi af
oe a new
PERMANENT
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Appointment Now
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Span argent
relationships, a subject of con-
siderable adult fretting today.
Our study also shows that one
out of five youngsters has a WILL POWER lacuna * * *
Two-thirds of the girls and one-| The greater number of her fel- tile to the idea. Lafayette was an amateur hyp- |
notist.
third of the boys queried insist it
Cash In on These An equal proportion of their
lows, however, thinks that “‘na-| clergymen and teachers also can be done — where there's will|ture” can be foiled by intelligent frowns on it, the youngsters say,
I steady friend and that ene in ipower and determination. opposition, . both for moral reasons and be-
ove AWAYS R cause their extra-curricular pre-
> occupation mae interfere with | ;
ie One-third we the amma agree
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One stern lad asserted “high|
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thing stronger should be horse-
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SERIOUS INTENTIONS
However, 42 per cent agreé|
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I'm not sure of.” au _
| You Are Only Well Dressed While badly outnumbered, the : ; iw @ Clean Car jopposition also got in some hefty, ation *
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stipeigloasell hie edness aie tigi oh ded part bay he
roe =
“Tollywood sa
] Mr. and Mrs. 1S. é _ a * 4 y “6 pa Q Uae oe
‘James P.-
Martin of
Riviera
terrace
announce’ the he tur: Poxtt ae. 7 ee
i 1 ai ae
MARILYN FROMM ‘St. Michael Ausnot
Prod Reorganization |
Mrs, Louis Petrusha was elect-' Bride-to-Be
\Entertained © . You can make your f
‘
often a boy’ 8 first experi-’ like. newsllagtslence fo the, usinees wert
mych easier if you are sure customers ‘con help’ him. ‘realize
him promptly, A paper the apices 2 of being busines go
" jed chairman of a committee to re-!
organize St. Michael Alumni Asso-
| (Mrs. Paul
_ Huron street, is the bride-eiect of
-\Grace Snover, Mrs. Donald 0.
Newman, Mrs. Wallace G. Mc-
Iroy and Sandra Mcliroy. — lat Shower
jan Emery and Mrs, Ashton W.
Emery of Dixie highway.
Country Club,
* * * ‘ciation, by the present group at. a
Barbara Snover was the honoree meeting’ Tuesday in the school.
at a bridal shower given by Mar- Mary Donahue is cochairman.
Others on ‘the committee and
The also planning a reunion next month
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Wives Blame Husbands
for Undermining Budget By LEE BELSER te enough to replace Ava Gard: engagement o
Seu. Sec, is ne oe cro Lana seca ios dagen, banging on doors and dicnnntaed : * * __ Anita Marilyn
jobs, said today most of Holly-|, “There's yo problem") Fromm, to
wats mew ny, most ot Hall-|june insiated. Not only are the K
tt ‘new people lacking in the -disci- urt strength of character and polish.” :
.. + = pline department, but there are. Frederick
s very few places where they can
“The movies need new talent learn to act. Lauckner.
like producers need air to breathe iu He is the
and bread to eat,” the entertaines|ZA® OF FAILURE FS son of
declared, “‘but in the present fast) “One of the most terrible things 47, ond Mrs
business setup there isn't time to(®f all.” she went on, “is the fear) ; ea
‘endure’ and ‘pamper’ people as of failure. These days, it's one Edward
they did in the old strike and you're out. Lauckner of
“Take Carole Lombard, for ied Telegraph instance,” she added. “She oan lot of people pagel or have! road. The wasn't shakes mysterious star ity pro-
he tent cae cat a lducers are ‘looking for just can't) “OUPle plans
Katharine Hepburn. But in those |"8"4 the gamble. Rather than’ an Aug. 21
days the moguls sat out the ini- |Ueht it out, they get lost and go/ wedding. tial introduction and there was |"°™e and marry the filling station
money enough around to wait (°Perator across the street.” :
for the talent to shine through.” | June, whe says the Actor's ANITA
Dearth of great new personali- Studio in New York is the only
ties is a haunting predicament in| Pisce is America where “you're
movieville today and producers are| ‘#Vited to make a fool of your-
wailing in their beards: self,” believes ‘a little guis go a
“Who's coming along to také) #5 *87-
Gary Cooper's place, or Clark} “You've got to be big enough
Gable’s or Errol Flynn's? Or,'to make a fool of yourself and to}
for that matter, what. actressesiaccept certain defeats. I hate to =
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; to accept failure. keep up with the Joneses or Dad's
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@ jan answer and when they wouldn’
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Patricia ‘Ann’
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Richard's”
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MR. and MRS. RICHARD PINNER Violet Reid was maid of honor,
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| Desolate Region
in Iran Viewed ‘Ambush-Murder of 3
in Persian Baluchistan
Draws World Attention
WASHINGTON — The ambush-
murder of three Americans by out-
: law Buluchi tribesmen has focused
‘world attention on one of Asia's
° most desolate regions.
Persian Baluchistan, scene of the}
slayings and dramatic pursuit, is
Iran’s poorest, least populated, and
wildest district. Dominated by the
warlike Buluchi tribe, the area is
also inhabited by Arab, Turkish
and Kurdish nomads, says the Na-
tional Geographic Society.
Abatting the Pakistani border
in southeast Iran, Persian Balu-
chistan is slightly larger than the
State of Georgia. The terrain
slopes upward from the hot,
steamy coast of the Gulf of Oman
to the mountainous highlands of
Sarhad where the air is dry and
bracing. However, from May to
_ September a dust - laden wind
whips across the uplands, ecca-
sionally reaching a velocity of 70
miles an hour.
In the very center of the region
is snow-capped Kuh-i-Taftan, a
three-cratered volcano ' towering
13,262 feet. Elsewhere, wrote one
and endless brown, burnt-up soil.”
few valleys fed by seasonal rivers,
the majority of the tribe follow the
existence of nomadic herdsmen. As farming is possible in only a)
AEC Gets Grim Facts)
(ut Disneys True Life Adventures \\Gist: of Nuclear Reports
SPINNING ANTS. ~ “WASHINGTON (INS) — Here are the highlights of testimony
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Avurr ANTS CANNOT 6SPIN SILK. the present and potential health hazards of nuclear radiation:
BUT THE GRUBS' CAN. THE RED .
or SPINNING ANT OF THE A full scale Russian H-Bomb attack on the U. S. would kill 82
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and no full scale shelter would be available.
Dr. Schaefer said the figures were based on an estimate of Rus-
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* * *
Rainy regions in the Northern 4atitudes of the world may get
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new information revealed by U. S. Weather Bureau expert Dr. Les-
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Strontium 90 is the persistent and cancer-causing radioactive
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Dignified Court - Runaway Drone Explores Perils
Plane Crashes of Wig Wearing
Cracks Up Harmlessly LONDON (INS) — The perils of
wigs and wig wearing were exam-
ined in a dignified courtroom of in Farmer's Wheot Field i ondon’s ola esterday.
After Pilotless Flight A we ciies die veonel to fit a top-piece on defendant
James Owens. The Wig, a key ex-
hibit in the case, was neatly set COLFAX, Wash. ®—A runaway
Museum Tells
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at Brandywine C
Retraced in Delaware
WILMINGTON, Del.—An lina
forgotten ‘story of early American
is wheel on Owens in two and a quarter! industry was brought to life in a/officials and ACTOS! but too expensive, even then.”
Neat of here late yesterday. atter|minites by expert Demis Fordy + [ew temecurn now opes to the) Ge eastenn part of Ge COUNTY! the word wan shipped to te
an erratic, flight over| He explained to the court that Pee S ee, ee ee 8 U. S, through the port of Baltimore _ four states. he used sticking material, but a The Hagley Museum is located and then on to the Ohio Veneer
The converted F6F Hellcat fight-| Wearer should use clips because on the historic Brandywine Creek.| Thousands of elm trees have|Co of Cincinnati, which sliced the
er, which ran out of gas, would| if he “bends forward, there may To perpetuate the industrial tra- been destroyed by the fungus of/ veneer for the Grand Rapids com- have been over the heavily pop-| be @ tendency for it to fall over dition of this historic area, mem-|elmbark beetles since the mid~ pany for furniture manufacture.
few minutes, The interested prosecutor, R. E. 1962, contributed 165 acres of thejin the U. 5. federal controls to check lumber
Two Idaho Air Guard jets had|clips it might give the show away this educational-foundation. An €D-| sppe whole thing was innocent- {ment of its kind ordered by the
been sent up and were flying es-|when you took off your hat?” SUE oe ntrictinn’ and| 27 deme. Ht 1 had &t te do all over firm.
corts ag the dfone neared the end Defense Attorney Gilbert Beyfus operation of the Hagley Museum in
ee ee ee possible. -
dispatched from. Spokane); “If you happen to be married, : ; Co :
with orders to try to deflect it you can get your wife‘to help put BLOWING HER TOP — This is not a home. Long flexible plastic stocking attached to Concentrating on the Brandy-
from the city, it on (securely), I suppose,” hat but a British contrivance at ots blower conveys air to top of head. wine Valicy, the Hagley Museum
* %® . is designed to show how the
The propelior-d riven drone, ig Household Helpless? | : , | se ee which broke its electronic i a 00. fs {Sypbilie ... ++. see oo 1 y . es _ | their power from this small
about over the Death Valiey Mot-|Nope, Lad Takes Over Mumps Stil Leads fe ee ‘ ‘Parking Meter LUCK’ | creck from colonial times epite ument in California, went through ; . ae aly mized the beginnings of industry BANK
weird aerial acrobatics at the end,| DUNCAN, Okla. (AP Appeals: | ¢ [Chicken pox .....sveees “ 618 sip hed | F throughout the nation.
seeling © wines who saw it) mother of the household harap JSEASES in oun Rie ou ft FM uS 00 rar A 43-year-old textile mill was dive into a small & things usually stop—but Scarlet fever .......00+ a : ‘omen
“It Popped around, teetered andjAndrews home. Chicken pox, measles, scarlet snemne SMe vers sh 3 ad OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—Oftficer|Cnice''win be one of the major Pa s Dis% dove down,” sald Mrs, Art Jet ait nee cas tee ewan fever and mumps continue to rank === See 2 ‘ 3/R. W. Starr reported that a woman tourists attractions rag erysarinetm Ly ae
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“A big flare in the sky came yr » WhO diseases in Oakland County this Officer's Quick Action _[ottered to assist when appeared|history trom Indian days through just before the exgsh,” said Sher-|ad fo 8° to the hospital. He alfa) oi - : jearly du Pont operations. on SAVING CERTIFICATES ry Daubert, 19, on whose father’s|"®% been cooking all three meals)"OC Saves Fading Goldfish she couldn’t get her coin to work pigs ae ;
firm the drone bit, “Tire went|® S07 for both his father end him-) Chichen pox, the mest prevalent, ,|i0_&.Parking meter. shes three-| {g¥7 Deposit your surplus savings or investment $4 ne ““The youngster credits his house-\drop from last week. One polio'group gathered about a decora-| paid for parking space and should|4imensional displays and offices. 2 — keeping to his Boy Scout work. case is reported, compared with! |: . it even if the didn’t go|models of early mills along the nking one last week, railenecpalirdgodeeting aodng >: = =| © Brandywine, such as a replica of
Judge Heors Odd Plea apie complete reports front downtown movie theater watch- i istmill built by Swedish °
eantTINGTON. W. Ve. cap) study Neglected Areas Brepnegeneevapiae epee a gdidfish with a peamt Pan tiped veka tagging pa say nn font Community
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! Week Week Aes)goldfish was drowning and called|her a summons to appear in court. Tull designed by Oliver Evans : BOE sevens vere 3 Hy Sl the H Soci about a century and a half ago.
plead Beran eee 2 ¢ $| Frank Schlueter uckly ar-| East Pakistah will set up a jute : ig" -¢ i ‘rived and dislodged the peanut marketing corporation, Dacca re- has closed
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LANSING ® — Highway Com-
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* * *
| Price of the land, which lies inj —
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| tien from a Supreme Court de-
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land by the Highway Department.
‘ment “a fabulous sum.”
}and $37,500 respectively.
‘Jot this: property today would un-
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School Children of Today Miss Williams.
Ziegler said the Highway De-
It is 200 feet wide and a mile lgng.
Gov. Williams expressed him-
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learning details of the transac-
cision.. ’
The opinion made note in its
‘Yo the land of “what appears to-be
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Ziegler said William . Broersma
and L. J. Hendrickson, Grand
Rapids appraisers, estimated the
value of the property at $39,000
“1 feel sure thafany other ap-
praisals made by any other com-
petent independent appraiser
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- “Due to the increase in rt
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‘two years,” he added, “the cost
doubtedly be much higher than it
Early Hour Walk
| ANN ARBOR #—Farm children +who go to school these days—be it
* little red schoolhouse or not—are
a far cry from their fathers who
|
cena an Ann Arbor salesman
‘who taught in a rural school in
| Martinsville 42 years ago.
Crandell made his comparison in
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Nowadays the farm children go ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 90,1957 | | , Aen oe
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JUNIOR “HOT-RODDER” — Six-year-old
Larry Joe Wallace gets some expert advice trom
his dad, in preparation for the Junior Midget
Junior Speed Demon
Guns for Big Race By REBA HEINTZELMAN jscientious students,” she said, “He Of Our Waterford Bureau always has something new to show
There will be a Waterford Town-|the class, and has invented many
ship entrant in the 500-mile In-/things from scraps.”
dianapolis Speedway race — in * * * races to be held June 8th in Detroit. The 4
horsepower racer was built from a kit, put to-
gether by James Wallace, Larry's father.
1977, if Larry Joe Wallace has| Waterford Township's tiny speed-'
anything to say about it. demon is getting set for the mid-
Six-year-old Larry can be seen get races to be held June 8, at
and heard every Sunday afternoon the track at 13-Mile Rd. and Wood-|
practicing fast turns, speedy get-| ward Ave., in Detroit.
aways and screeching stops on| If control, experience and intes-
the blacktopped parking lot of Wa- ‘tinal fortitude has anything to do
terford Township high school. | with the race, other small entrants
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs./@%e in for some swift competition,
James Wallace of 6511 Highland|*°rding to papa Wallace.
. | Sitka was the capital of Alaska ae ney manaoen co ws (eee its days before the United
thrills specta as States bought the territory from)
manipulates his little 4 horse- |Russia. Juneau is now the capital. ee down his glass, vaulted the bar
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One of the three suddenly put
and said:
“This is your depression.”’ With
that he grabbed Stolle’s wallet
containing $50 and the three “cus-
tomers” fled,
‘President George Washington re-
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from Brown University in Rhode
Store Hours: 00 te 8:8 = Mon, and Fri. ‘til 9
Island.
track,
His Yather assembled the auto-
mobile from a kit, It will go about or"
35 miles an hour top speed, and o*
Larry Joe is held in his seat by
a quick-disconnect safety belt.
GIVE APPROVAL
Larry Joe's parents give their
full approval of their offspring’s
_— pastime. "last night. ees
‘to school with their feet “cramped
into shoes of conformity," he said,
|and “their dresses and space —
\jackets had never known the fru-
Large living areas FOR A “farm day began at five and was
four hours old when school opened,
so that the walk for kids was not
the hurried race in motor cars
that it is today.” Mrs, Wallace sald, “Larry is
practically a veteran racer. He
has been driving small cars since
he was two years old.”
This * ‘going h kid” is an outstand- %e *
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his teacher, Mrs. Bessie Hoppen-
rath — “he is 100 per cent —
from the word GO.”
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-|Steel Mills Show Turn -
for Better This Week
NEW YORK (INS)—The maga-
buying.
It added that close market ob-|week. | ih
Doetors said Smith's type of eye
users have reached a point where affliction develops sometimes mys-| 7) Surgery Saves a ¢ dai tas hieouaelt a ehee etgeet,
Portuguese Jaw permits stripping| grass.
ofa tree every nine years.
for Bedell Smith
settled down to a firmer palternjatiaieied © the begga) on Maw 76 ( and is expected to leave in
teriously and not by an accident.
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| | ‘industry," the Agriculture Depart.’ lthe culprit who coated every bud after a long illness, is survived: T B B B geal FY =
But They Smell Same | Sioseom with bright red paint De aths | in p n if l ac ‘Area by twp brothers, Rozelle of North]. © ae etter er I ies melincreasing fruit ‘ise weuld~
CHESTER, Pa. p—Mrs. Hazel) ——__—- Branch and Clyde of Marlette, and cut harvest cost — 2 major prob-
Shade] has a garden filled with The Red river of the North runs two sisters, Blanch Fishell of Im- ‘WASHINGTON — A govern-|ter Janie for ‘commercial use in lem im it, production,” ‘
-red roses. The only trouble is un-northward from the Minnes!a-| == Roger ¢. DOUGLAS jin Hicksville, Ohio with burial in)l4y City and Mrs, Florence Wal- [monet Rerticuttariet hes retumned|this country. Penton Magame to. disease and
til yesterday she had pink ‘and/North Dakota border to Lake Win Final rites for Robert Charles|the Forest Home Cemetery. lace of Lapeer.. \trom South America with straw-| “Crossing these cag salto drought that possibly could be
white ones too, Police are seeking'nipeg in Canada. Douglas, of Gulfport, Fla., will be berry and blackberry plants that|obtained in the Andes transmitted to new species, of-
2 %: a .
held at 1:30 p.m, Friday, from the ERNEST H. RINK lbear giant-size berries. They will with our own plants may make :
Pursley Funeral Home. Ernest -H. Rink, 68, of 2441 Op- Hloyd Babcock ‘\be used in — to breed bet-|big contribution to our small fruit'ficials said.
Mr. Douglas died at Bloomfield dyke Rd., died at 12:25 p.m. yes- ‘i
Hospital after a three months’ ill- terday - St. Joseph Mercy Hos- .
ness, pital, i - ~
He is survived by two daughters, Taken by Death AL i /-
‘Mrs, Vernon Carlock, of. Pontiac, Le one Coach . : PEN FRID r Ly N NIGHT bron Mrs, Ernest Lisk, of Lima, |nivicion, Former County Clerk, ‘i 9 <
The Rev. Mr, Paul 7. Hart, of|, Surviving besides hia wile. Helen.| Postmester. Had Been open MONDAY, ry EDuESDAY Hy yet TIL OF
| ‘TUESDAY and ‘the First Methodist Church willlpease and Mrs. Fred Caldwell,| Ill Three Years
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ore Blue ° ]\Cemeter y: Service will be held at 1:30 p.m.| ang Oakland County clerk, Floyd : 5-Pc. CHINA Sale on *
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died Tuesday at the Pontiac Gen- eet eS a th aor pani * — ae @ 1 soap dish . |) OFF ;
co 2 leral Hospital Annex, following an\ "UNS i © erry Mt © ar preamp. Ped business SanRnger @ 1 poper holder i
No matter what the color of the bridal |iiiii ness ot five months, j_rrinde may call at, the fmeral| Oakland County TB Senstorium 1 cost beuth holder-ond . as
sa. . Sh ber of the Trinity|"°™*- a ee ; - No
gown, the bride is always radiant... liiilipapusscuurch, — He lived with his daughter, Mrs. ss holder e oc.
; eiviving besides her husband|MRS. ©. J. VAN RIPER WARD/Ariene Burgdorf, of 87 Murphy e Eomplete with bracket 2c c
and you can capture the various poses lare children, Shedrick Geans, of Mrs, Charles J. (Katherine Mary *-. oes. nay cigs Fi parry + and screws 4c 2c
° ry Pontiac; LaVern Gearis, in the Van ne? poten, 9 ST, of Boston/toays ed $ 95 - 5 Wc
at the reception with that camera of. |Illl rvice. and Octavia Viven, of|3224- Lyne, Conn. died at her home long illness. : . c
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Me be just a swimming Jesson |
neg sn a hts a os a big project for Ted Palmer of wnat
Tribe Gains Tie
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a. qi Bates ne kok io sie pes lat Aw
: ress NL Lead . k koe = , —
bad ers , Tighe Gambles ;
on J. W. Porter
in 4-3 Victory
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mental: show them a funde 7 ASSOCIA PRESS
tals in proper stroking. couple BIG HIT — — The Phils had been figured for;com :
J. W. Porter The National a fourth- . bination tha
the one to a League reached its place fight with St. Louis, | well t hasn't done sojsaw their lead tri
It. got to be a as) at o x : hold over the why oahg fn first mile post today with the pen- . Sa aia eel ett ee Cat’ bet tan kobied Belene aeeete Brooklyn. a the Dod
grew from three to eight 4 soon the gTOUP! double out the game winning soca bit as close Se re: ere ee a cond-division clubs at a ‘frleneead + 10 on an) Duke Maas to Hurl
. lise sap women seneteeenerene ‘hed decided| #3 win over the A's"at: Briges Pyladelphia Piles ee wieee ors in ngte Hose ahs They. wr . gag rage Bagg ~ealiagrel
Lake Swimming Club a A's Brigei lthere with a yg up|but only three games ee ee it again yester-/gained, winning their ves hag or Memorial
Now the club has grown from ~ Stadium yesterday ! end —— , Brockiyn|cinnati's Siret-place Redlegs coal ony, blowing & 51 sazin, yorter: Se vith 0 63° hob on the Ch a} Day Twinbill
to include the boys, and last a girls’ organization just a length behind et? ind ling back to soare twice tm the 18th, ibe. seas
‘ord Townsh : fe t the New York Giatts 7- people who
ip came out . * * 5, It} In run M
ering for calisthenics. at the first gath- Hl To do it . rc Glas 7, 1) tn the American Lengu, Cleve fen remem Longe, ee at
EES =*== 1A Offical Encouraged==5== === Jeter,
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“home” pool for the club fo pry tsa : ge ea peg rp rire paige ker lpedy wag hpeab oe et eins Sor ot We 0 tendoge ~~ 1]
» & , [ : « = * ; innings. * .
lanes dnd docks were eametructed on cleo The New York Yankees gave up ‘ibd’ deans end vlleebare tte
by Bob Beattie. , e beach owned * " : F a share of the second spot with line of possible pinch wisi a
: : * + In a \W h ja a 6 " Detroit] neluded med Wilson Ray that
te a : : ij ot ace, six game: Bertoi ’ Karl :
While the club has grown, the acti | : | ! q ey Ne ee ee ca nes|Samford and’ J. W. Porter—and
limited bec , activities have been : } SReee we FT Siteinn me this season, 43, The|Pulling out Porter and a 43 vict
ause only outdoor faciliti i Red Sox slipped to fifth OVer the Kansa eens
Sow, Pubmer end: theiohelt cilities were available. Nel Bi sash uw — Neither the|and the Dodgers have been = their third defeat in a’ cay : —_ —
Save’ echeitsiesl a pov members of the clab ~ (York » eiapeeragprenierP New restive by city officials in their bad _—n “Jack Tighe; eo wt Lilie
hopes of getting indoor facili a ran "ig the ‘Weet Coast as\around to doing son sere inentnisacepaiese: who is paid to make such deci-
First project for the club will be the plain that the old saying “be it)York Ma —— ond double of vering his sec-|bled with Porter yesterday and be-
Scheel with ten wey: June 15th at Waterford High) . 2 we pa pane and \after- Vic. ae ee oe nia os
WANTS INDOOR 2 a pepyene. oc hedic cma O'Malley huddled at ag had produced two runs to tie it rected. “They'd have made ham- |
FACILITIES . ec, outdated facilities|Poulson, the dapper gent who taht wk hee Lee |
ization, but what the club build a pool for his -| The Yankees, who had been 50|_,Forter, who had been at bat :
up to $3,000. ub is-hoping to do is to raise!’ ama Pete Ramos tetime, could. ‘frat pe apheceag-ama ap at |
. . &.« Washington © rightnder. ttt centerfield wall and it scored Bar
Sat tne bes ts Sent Bauer and Mickey Mantle ht home| 57 Joc om gn the nist i
ti is the hope of obtaining came too late—after ‘he winning run in the ninth in
onal resources from an undisclosed source. “H addi- Ray Sievers had started Tom Stur. MN
wa prove our intent with good faith repeat |two-ten homer ta the frst inning iste pe
the sum we raise will be matched,” he h, and I feel and after the Senators hed soored|this ory wee ee ee first
The money would not actually build 2tor-3 otters © Mantle was|six straight setbacks. And the Ts
provide the necessary material a pool, but see eS cooareles We. gers, ‘who have bounced around
available pool so that it can be airy sheltering an F —— 2-for-3,.who wound up box, pone obi pital ——.
ear-round Al7. | > losses |
This year the Williams Lake Swim Club a dank Willdasia) Sik SoRGGak choked ound thee et oes .
with other swim clubs to form a girls’ has joined | . ae [whe did the damage at seg , one-half game ahead of Bos- |
ate Detroit Turners, W ; league. Included | PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH ANTI-HEX — Al manus of dike with Banal pair of Oriole runs)
Saginaw Swim Club and Ann Arbor Swim ait if also burned badly in a 1955 = ‘Al Herman of Aen |Eooege Suse, Billy Loes wen hs] |a four-game slump. They had lost caiay lapesaet oaates 1
teams in the early 1940's, feels that pionship swim She, -"S Sty lance.” pro- t= he told why he selected. Pertoe
be as much of at swimming should (27.0 3 “aug duce.” . over players _ whe - ordinarily
& youngster’s athletic curricula as fase: cis. ep se § . s would be considered
baseball, football and oth nat ae 2 2 ee * & ee
“We are not attempti 5s fe sagan tok ton ts . it Dee Wa | ent | yo mech ae
i 2 : 7 i ‘ ‘ ”
Ep on Memor on
tions 1 CA. We are not providing instruc Cleveland & 4. 10 tmings sedis Gatun oibant tar Mew task ag Annan ’ ee
or the beginner, we want ‘ 4. Manese Cay 3 ite produce. : | . to Goquopd a real good fast
know_how to swim and those who already’... Easters: Staedsrd) , * * * pruied to Memetel Des pet & fore acting inte & much of a curve. Por-
ming on more of a « we try to develop their swim-| 2 af fesmtga” | Trked : Speedway is still closed. favorably upon Dew- jtrack has been 5 goed oaet bell htten-ond
= on more of a competitive angle,” he G4) se Dengras 2b. ee ee ee ee ee cLiedisnumi =. * track has been used since the|neJ We needed a petty lone hi
ITTOS FROM THE PRESS BO es said. Ranges Cy ot Detroit. “tis jdt ln aa Bek beh t selection of/year history of the M-59 oval, the hevey + oe ine te 8 par e needed a pretty long hit,
Tom x Gremet tol tad Fortack’ <4) or| ("The ci eee s stadium arrival of the Decoration Day holi- jed that the Speed. |founded the M-59 oval cod PE
eo ee a 7, one ie ne Est ny fds he tc ced st Peay sn ee en en iy aol 10 coer he] Be wibolty to one i
pales Birmingham sporting fn seapes grnainy “(14)” and ety ts. ab-igiacier . . .,” speed Be racing. yee eee — track became a st —— It = easy to see where the *
erica high school recognition given to } p All| earch Teh ast Furinie "E> Daley sports. columnist Until now the track ee 5 See: — Tiger skipper might have been the
, . Arthur has always | - , goat, Pitcher Jim Bunning ;
ace Larry Hughes is quite bn given to basketball nes."e ti 7 Aaa a Shee a gt epee mgs ‘been open by Memorial Day and | 7 Ce ke ie wall ining '
eT ee eee Fe acs teteetia BSS STE, | enaer toed 0 0 mates wit sometimes earier. In tact, the | J : : are ee fe Meet ee
Day in te Detelt eigen Grouting seems cine "denmre Lene teh soon, hen a S"rae rang cnt eff Is Track King Again'siius.% met ,
tion” should be 1... the “decora- “We will seek immediate Oakiang County area, . a * s his : came through with
placed on Eddie Robinson’ Lest Pet Behind | assur efferson ; second single of the afternoon,
for Tuesday's 9th inning b oe ROS OF eee 5 age ae, Se eee ee ints pivssating toe Spoederiy ts “poner aggrecan ned rw >in cna me a shot through the box that second
Hills Horse Show is senha . and the Bloomfield Sf itelis me he Rogie wag he a pn into its 6th year\for the ——— Ratclfte and baseman om Buster cndayt be
& for a. an stay, z wi : m was the meet’ :
June 25-30th. y for s six day stand 3° $4 {I will ask him to reconsider.” | | oo * * * pn aciaae —— hgh scone wih 1 ps. Cope * * *
=) ’s very simple. arriors won seven events Montgomery Shortstop Harvey Kuen |
. : te Scott F sf’ siciatadeer heaviest The only outright and tied tor It place ‘| with 9% apiece. were NeXt itunt sign but oe
es ali ie Scrat rost $ ner sen achat wha Spr es ss 3 or r to roll up 77% points and first pitch. Tighe ordered the
| Ors Stat Fousts Games D p ° SS a track. Not one ~~ by ‘_———— e. 8 re removed and Sheonm :
| 3 u
VUET I TUS 1OTTers i=, .._Dies During Surgery rae sak tes sare, oer c= Alma Eliminat eae aga |
; ak oe oe. hed A kindly nod from the places and four 3rd spots. “I know I left myself wide
a ees paws OD" U6 \weauthy rancher, ‘Seal = [man wold willy Gn gitiect Washington finished 2nd with) Ee ce ae tet
as \ Pi sae nim’ ealthy rancher Saul Camp. be finished in less than to'28% points, followed by Medieon| was charging on the first
| le m. —|whose trotter Scott Frost helped| "er obstacles, to a week. All/17, Lincoln 8,_and Eastern In ace ree een ae aon
| a ome To make him. the | aeegei ) the paving of mains 4. didn’t charge a bit
Laat’ stitcnat Ga)’ ve.| Wein leading money quarter-mile track are Four hew records . — oe
NEW YORK | ~. : rears, ScuepuLe wo tening harness horse owner lat" £0 eevee ay Sana Bows to North 2 a ae wow oy aoe |
eo dos he here Sion teeta’ pol he: we thing of givin Wan: Reet ts “ent Te cones ae dimond oth ‘The Pontiac Asphalt Paving Co. the modiam high hurdles In 6.9: ‘as western pone gue oe |
promoter are numbered if Fed-|‘imuing. their interests in -either atime he Gyeamelt sslfeede. ws only miserable weather has pre- erent Sa an clea 4-2 Verdict to Irish |uke ‘Maas 4 = perrmyg me:
bm Sebvester J, Ryenehetineee Square Garden: or the/Hole-i s oe ee ee ae vaulted 10 feet, 1% inches; fo. WISN lFoytack (43 ) and either Paul
way he is thinking in the gov-|°""t am ‘heading n-One—in Two pire at Shafter, Calif, in ¢ em-| Underway. Charles Brown and Milton Cope- KALAMAZOO, Mich. ais ais toe or .Steve Gromek
a : ye their interest in outsid 6 ek ler Seat Trek 6 wai nie weather| detfersen’s 400 relay team of (<*7 2° the right to pean Tigers than go to Chi-
Poe bniers who is conducting|in pr gy A ont me interest tery got « holeinone yes-|was harness horse of the drm wp ct eels Aa wee, ee ee Dame tor ‘the District 4 ncaa fowning a os oe ee |
3 determine the o ao tae ‘The "56, and : a ee ee i. : adium
tes, he will: decree Poor: Assen oy added. “they want to give|the ees Moines, woman covered|Hambletonan at d winner of the|tors. “The paving Board of Direc: cledhing of 0.35 seems Sis ised a Gta Sel eet et ee
IBC of New ork ani ote, hel. erent thet‘ she fk a on, a iene ee ther | Washington's Isaac Jones. wa by lie the collegiate World, Series * $4 1 Teneo so 8
Wirtz and Garden.” wuified : a two. She his widow, Nellie: nd eo only event Jeffe was the/Omaha, Ni Series 214i Mee tet
ie —— d on the first tee shot. 8 ; -@ son, James, 2 oe rson didn't win. »_Neb,, starting June $$ o Soimem cot
; inane and a daughter, Mrs, Don Hart, Chullied tens WOT be weed a0 0 winners for Jeff were Al Northwestern beat . Alma 9 8 o Katine rt +35:
— base for the track boll knocking Alma out of the to Pip Houme $38.
thatthe x ment, and Notre Dame “$i mee $ti
: ‘ | @ Bunning 3133
Hie alao said that ime
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se ot the heavy DU-| ane ta Toledo set « mew speed |éne low |e eons i wining ae
Dewey, — de ee te neues ey 200 ="
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nalt track at a recent (unas
“ét Diree- board tabled
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. , Lakeland Win
Lone American’ Remains in British Amateur FORMBY, Eng. (INS) — Master round in 73 over the 6,803-yard, par) Bidgeley-defeated British inter- {touch after.“building up’ a three-
Sgt. Harold Ridgeley, lone Ameri- 35-37-12 Formby course in fine
can survivor in the British Ama- weather. McClue, still a bit pale
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nationalist Frank Deighton, 2 up,
| in his morning round. before pol-
| ishing off Sandy Sinclair, hither-
teur Golf Championship was four and shaky after having been struck to an American nemesis, 3 and
up on Leslie McCiue of Scotland on the head by Dale Morey's 9
after 18 holes in the 36-hole quar-|driver during their match yester-|
‘ | ter finals today.
Reid Jack of Scotland was two
up.on Tony Slark of Engiand aft-
er 18 and at the same point
Alan Bussell, another Scot, was
three up on John Taylor of Eng.
land. Arthur Walker of South
Africa finished the first 18 two
up on W. J. B. Girardet of Eng-
land,
Ridgeley shot the morning-one of Morey's practice swings. | day, took a 79.
geant from Haverford, Pa.,
sing in the tournament yesterday
mated three fellow countrymen.
McClue yesterday disposed of
Dale Morey of Indianapolis, 3 and
‘behind the ear when he walked into Other Americans to join Morey
The 43-year-old Air Force ser- in the discard pile were Jimmy
be-|McHale of Philadelphia and vento Remain Unbeaten came the lone American remain-/Andrews of Los Angeles.
Before losing to McClue, Morey
jwhen two gruelling rounds elimi-/trounced England's Frank Fawoett
5 and 4.
Andrews also won his first match
‘of the day, beating Bert Thomson
'2, despite a painful cut he received of Scotland, 4 and 3, but he lost
later to Reid Jack, 5 and 4. ’
McHale lost his fine putting
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Pontiac Faces Toledo,
| Saginaw at London in
_ Inaugural Games
| With two games listed for
\Saturday at Toledo and London,
|Ont., International Old Timers base
‘ball circuit swings into its 1957
|season. The loop is a five-team
\affair, comprising Pontiac, Sag-
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‘fon Hermie Bishop, inaw, Detroit, Toledo, and the lone
Canadian club. ;
* * *
Pontiac is.scheduled for a night
encounter at Toledo. Saginaw
goes to London, Dis Trout’s De-
troiters are idle. Saginaw is a
new entry. ’
Pontiae players are requested to
report at 396 south Saginaw street
not later than 3 p.m. Saturday.
Pitching choice will probably fall
with either
Ray Bishop or Jess Quick back
of the plate. .
* * *
Toledo is rated a strong club.
Second game for Pontiac brings
London here on June 9. THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1957
hole lead in the first 11 holes and
was finally - beaten by Britain's
Charles Stowe, 1 up.
Ortiz Whips Chiocca
CHICAGO (#—Carlos Ortiz hoped
today to win recognition as a con-
tender for the lightweight cham-
pionship after his unanimous deci-
sion over Felix Chiocca of Paris,
France.
* *~* *
round bout at Chicago Stadium ran
Ortiz’ undefeated string through 24
bouts. e
: * * *
The 20-year-old Ortiz, a Puerto
Rican who lives in New York, dis-
played aggressiveness and speed,
but he couldn't find enough open-
ings in the cagy Chiocca's defense
to win more impressively.
Referee Bill Doty saw it 47 to
43, Judge Frank McAdams, 48 to
43, and Judge Howard Walsh, 48
to 44. The Associated Press card
had the fight even, 47 each.
Eastern to Host
NAIA Spring
Events in 1958 Sets Sandusky Record
Ina
swept The victory last night in the 10- ] Oy Fair Drives ‘Bomb’
Pontiac’s Joy Fair, who has al- took the half mile in :21.22 sec- a@ career mark of/onds, Teady passed
over 100 victories, will aim for an-
other win in the feature race of the! |
Motor City Speedway today in his
ae special “The Bomb —
The auto, powered .with a
Dodge D-500 Hilborn fuel injector
which gives it over 400 horse-
power, was built just this year.
It has a 90-inch wheel base with
an overall length of 132 inches and
width of 42 inches, and with it
Fair has driven to several big vic-
tories in ichigan-Ohio-Indiana
speedway circles,
race at Mason, Mich., Joy
honors with
time and then won
feature for the fastest cars.
. In the qualifying run at the San-|how he lured a lion to its death by
dusky, O., Speedway for last
night's championship race, Fair x * * Mi
the
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Hunter Roars,
Lures Big Lion
to Its Death
LIVINGSTONE, Northern Rhode-
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hunter .Trevor Schuliz told today
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§ SLEEPING BAGS | 5» | a Camped at Bombwe, 80 miles
from Livingstone, on an elephant
hunt, Schultz heard the lion roar
in the distance. He roared back.
Every time the lion roared Schultz
replied with his own roar,
* * *
After 20 minutes’ silence Schultz
rustle in the grass disclosed the
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State Pin Title
Falls to Molter,
-|Achenbach Team
For what is said to be the first
Fleming is a 21-year-old second ime in many years, a Pontiac
baseman who averaged .480 his
four years at Howard, and
Smith played slammed out six home runs this bowling pair has captured a state
women’s title. The 1316 Helen
Achenbach and Mildred Molter
rolled in the state women’s event
lat Flint was tops for the doubles.
Tourney closed last. weekend.
Helen hit 533. Mildred, who had
substituted for another woman who
couldn't make the date, fired 645
I for an actual 1178. The
| Helen had an actual singles count
lot 578. Achenbach also rolled with
ithe Imperial league’s Huron Clean-
fers, which carded 2868 (handicap)
fin team competition.
SETTING HOT PACE — Pontiac's Joy Fair, who has been set-
ting a hot pace on the speedways this season, gets into the atmos-
| phere of Memorial Day auto‘racing by entering “Bomb 719” in the
Motor City Speedway races today.
over 400 horsepower in the Sandusky, Ohio, race. Joy whizzes
around the turn in second photo and he and his crew, Bob Neff, Russ
Waincroft, and Ed Kuzocki along with sponsor Paul Riemenschneider
happily get together with this modified special, The car did the half
mile in the Sandusky qualifying in :21.22 seconds. Last night he raced this car with
| Around the By CHUCK ABAIR
Birmingham nipped East De-
troit for its 3rd straight Eastern
Michigan League track champion-
| ship, Royal Oak St. Mary walloped
'St. Frederick to clinch the Subur-
'ban Catholic baseball crown and on the diamond in feature events
on the pre-Memorial Day Prep
sports calendar in this area yes
terday.
Detroit which matched its five
by downing Birmingham, 3-1 to
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Puppy Match Set
|by Shepherd Club
| Annual sanctioned puppy match, Round'Beat oa Anglers
New Craft Is Shockers
in Design — and Cost |, sem swt 6 ¢o01 Garb, Fast Tine ‘Maybe something is going to be'can think of, and that’s the idea. |Sunday, June 16, at 1 p.m. at the! DAYTON, Ohice @—Eddie Adams
done after all in response to the jt was designed for only one pur-|Rudy Buchman home, 1921 Del-of Dunbar High School had a pru-
saad ha pagan : roche pony : © pose — to encoyrage “boat build-'rose, Pontiac. An obedience trial dent’ reason for hustling through
~ * ~ lers to break frorn tradition and/will also be held. ‘Latter trial is. jenbmatyn are any ‘eeconds
in P edneepts, fn design work, for all age classes. Both. events; At least, one outboard motor *** x t fi are open only to German shep- fe explained to a sportswriter
— which understandably has herds. ena his track suit wasn’t very
| 2 certain interest in fishermen —) * *« * ‘warm in the chilling wind and he
jhas taken note of the situation by, a erg § William Ehler is breed judge,was anxious to get back to the John Eicher is judge for obedience warm locker. * ‘ .
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ree concepts. a -
demonstrating a shocker in the
boat business.
It’s The Fisherman, a fioat-
At Least 10 Drivers:
Figured Good ‘Chance
to Win Classic ;.ing saucer — “14 feet in any
direction” — that stirred up in-
terest at boat shows around the in Round Robin
Takes 3-Point Margin
FISHING SPECIALS \ week, the outfit went into the | Into 2nd Day of Meet} COMPLETE
— Four crafty te aerwutane novaheget various at Virginia Beach | Spinning
hen binge pl apne Meant | i \years of exper- . : jence against 29\ hard - driving Powered by two moderate-sized VIRGINA Brie Ve ee Outfit younger pilots today in the dist outboards (18 horse, for the dem- ll. ¢ sa Sian a Red : 88
running of the smile auto race enstration) the Fisherman not only 0 Sateen youn ofthe | 2 $: 5 way. ; but worked well. Virginia Beach R 1 Robin Golf ine. Track veterans called. it the The firm has no intention of! tournament. _ Our Reg.
. Opener in 1911, with at ledst 10 mercial project, Anyhow, it’s not!
drivers given a chance to win,
. The weatherman held off as exactly what you'd call the an-| Miss Berg matched par 71 over uae + Supreme iswer fo modest demands~— being the 6,063-yard Cavalier Course yes- se »
Speedway “luck held out with, a $14,000 job with a fancy uphol- terday to score 22 points—three $ 88.
only partly cloudy skies appear. | istered center lounge of “fishing more than her nearest competitor, Reel me Reg,
ing this morning. Scattered show- chairs.” and an electronic control Veteran Betty Jameson of San An-, $35.00
ers and thundershowers were fore- panel with provision for the likes tonio, Tex., who carded a 72. -
east for late today but were not oe ee of underwater television, naviga-| x * * ‘ . 2 _ :
expected to begin until after the \ o : - tion scanners and such. Bidding for her second title in Boy s Casting Spinning Reel
Sniah ‘ot ee ae INDISPOSED — Umpire Vic Delmore takes 2 porarily out, Philly coach Wally Moses plays |.) * *. ttle like a thie tee Oy; Oe marathon, Outfit Changeable crank for roll on the ground after'he collided at first base the role by giving the safe sign. The Phils won ceovéational send as saved vou |, iss Berg was paired today © Red Our. Beg. right or left hand. Two of the toughest old timers Harry Ande: Phillies * : ything you |against Fay Crocker of Montevid- © Reel $4.98 Val
never able to win the big M |= ne ot in the = 15 jn 10 ieuiings. = — eo, Uruguay, who had a 76 and © Line ——— Reg. $ |
fal Ses pot bet ateaoe cuiaaders polo ground. yesterday. With the umpire tem- - three points; Betsy Rawls of Spar- ® Sinkers 5 59 $11.00 49 » of
were Paul Russo of Canoga Park, | Announcer Stays Put hey S. C., T5 and minus four; > Herd Value “4 Calif., who wrecked his Novi witile | and Mickey Wright of San Diego, | :
leading last year's ‘500’, and DENVER i — Eleven football Calif., 78 and minus 13.
coaches have come and gone since * * * i
Wilford Woody began announcing Miss Jameson was in a four- Today's Leaders in the Major Leagues Fred Agabashian, Walnut Creek,
Calif., driving one of 11 new style
SPORTS SHOP |
Kurtis-Krafts. Both are 43 years og BE i ere Rie a peters. ctommaions,., Mew Tore, i, Modges, the games over the public address some that included Witfi Smith of old. on, A13; ry he York. and Aparicle end “iaere, | neage. & _* we: 5 lou ang SYStem at Denver University Sta- St. Clair, Mich., 72 and plus Ii;
Sam Hanks of Pacific Palisades, (aog. Were ’ ee 21:8 iz Bay Se: oe. + an | eae, me ke pe if. Robinson, C rn = Next season will be his Alice Bauer of Sarasota, Fia., 74 16 h Ca FE 2-7621
Calit., 42, was starting in a new washington, 27; Pox. Cimeage, 23: Wil 778: Maas, Detrou 62,6; Wilean. Chi cimnatt and Bouche, Prifiadeipbia, 10. 31st. Woody is principal at West and even; and Ruth Jessen of Se- Sout ss
horizontal engine Salih-Epperly "tea "siangund Werte Sievers. Wosh- STRIKEOUTS — “Pierce. Chicago. 4: \Chicage, Broion and Thomson, Milwaukee. 6M School. = attle, Wash.,..87-.and minug=42...'
car that could revolutionize race Boston ‘artes and Mantle, Rev «; tiers, Cleveiand and Mass, Betret ” deiphia + Gon — ba 3. car design if it finishes well. Tony york -
Bettenhausen, 40, Tinley Park, Ill. | atte — wg was in a twin to Russo's Novi. | Calcage ana
The famous flying start, about Gardner mati,
11 am. Central Daylight’ Time, ee beter. Rew York, it Nes Yi was a familiar scramble to this Srait, Haase ere, Soee. Seis re Fincinnati. | nati and
foursome, Hanks was starting for York ack sod | Fen 3 ‘= oe ae —— sdale
the 12th game. It was the 11th for Marte. am ry Tart and and Mievers.
Bettenhausen, Russo and Agaba- Pes. wD: skicas Ea _
shian, |" Srot cast SET oes Lenéis, Catcage, 9: Miwauhes. i. Musial. st
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Getnee Mites. Pee | NATIONAL LEAGUE = i. Louts, 16;
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was the only former winner in ;
in his new light-weight Watson : |
car. He sat in a choice spot for The Ivy spirit of neatness is the sea-
grabbing the early lead — out- son's best fashion. and Puritan | side of the first three-car row. dresses vuu to — in the but-
Qther front row starters were ton-down Nash and Wear — : 4
Pat O'Connor of North Vernon. : . |
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‘Satellite Rocket Sse ns auto Mon
on Giant Missile
BALTIMORE (~The Navy and! The satellite itself, a glistening
gave newsmen a “live” look at| designed to circle this planet, re-
first earth satellite into space. jmany secrets of the universe.
The completely assembled gi-| The rocket. shown yesterday is|meeting of engineers from the
ant Vanguard rocket—T2 feet from/one of seven’ test vehicles which|United States, Mexico, Japan and
base to nose—was shown to more)will be fired before the satellite-/Europe: >
than 100 members of the press,|bearing one is dispatched next
radio and télevision for the first! year,
time at the Martin plant just east
of Baltimore,
* * bd earth satellite launching project,|bridges and tunnels. ‘ made “sometime in the middle of Commander of the Wright Air De- Navy, Martin Company the International Geophysical| velopzhent Center at Wright-Pat-
Lift Veil of Secrecy |veer.” The IGY begins July 1,/terson Air Force Base, Ohio, be- which would place the firing about|lieves man could get to the moon now if he had the proper heat-re- sistant materials.
ee Gen. Thomas L, Bryan}.
the Martin Co. peeled back their|Dall about the. size af a bushel/JF. rnin wal ake ba Gouin
si i lems now hampering plans for ex-
the rocket designed to carry the|cording and transmitting to earth|Ploration of space.
pilot an aircraft at five times the
ee speed of sound (3100 mph) and to
U. S. motor vehicle owners af|reach the moon in other types of
nually pay out more than $4 bil-/space craft, but materials have
Dr. John Hagen, director of the/lion in tolls for use of roads, /become the key to our continued
LOS ANGELES (INS) — The
Gen, Bryan told a “Los Angeles
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today after they entered the home of Mrs. Phoebe Graham, 230 Ferry St, about 1 a.m., took the money
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a combined Choral Vesper service
wt the Cedar Crest Lutheran
Church on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Clarence Mahrie and Paul McMich-|-
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zens board the bus in Pontiac yesterday for De-
troit where they took the train to Washington to
visit the nation’s capital and historic shrines.
The group is made up of present and past citi- i x
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Clarkston Students Start
‘Fund to Aid Girl's Family
The students and faculty of Clarkston High School have estab-
:| lished a Memorial Fund to assist the family of Jean Longton, pop-
war Clarkston senior who died suddenly last week while on the
senior class trip to Washington, D. C.
To raise money for the family, which also lost its mother a few
weeks before Jean's death, the school is sponsoring a carwash
On Saturday, from 10 a. m, to 5 p. m., the students will wash
ears for $1.25 at the high school with all proceeds going to the Long-
Plan Eighth Grade
Graduation at Imlay
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There will be vocal selections
by both the eighth grade
5 and “delivery service is cffered by calling MAS#0TL
North Branch
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HOUSEMOVING PULLY| preparation. PE 5-636. Monk, 1539 Parkway, Pantiac,
PE ¢450. L. A. Youns.|S Ug TOM BULDOZING. BACK | _Mich
LANDSCAPING. LAWN MOWING |" filing yard and driveway grac- Wid. Children to Board 26
a Gower Gases. *mterlor| ¢ZCONOMY LANDSCAPING A GOOD HOME. EXC. CARE, LI- . tie laying, on concrete ee a erties mood. censed, PE 32-1850. _8. Paddock
& en floors, Basement clean- 5 >| GHILDREN LOVED AND CARED dn. _ ing. PE 2-3106 or a Se eae itontnty for. PE 2-1730. Land contracts for, sale + die LET ME GIVE YOU A PRICE) SBrebe. , maimlonenes.. son so» oods count, :
Fhowcmans g a ee ores ry! $ 3848, Best Bros. Landsce Go. we. stow notd g Ri Rose McLar ty, Broker
work Res & Comm'l No job too| EXPERT TREE 48D/ FURNITURE NEEDED ean | PE £378
large or too small. For quality! removals. Ph +er OR! “gotire home ot odd lots. Get the N MILFORD
—awm. Ebice ry = See. oe outright or . 2 family income. ot, x : : contractors. Lawn evans | fen. Be vee & SD. Com id . wed streets Income $i LET ME GIVE YOU A PRICE Baie, Phone OR 3-2717. office shrubs
oo abel homes Te ew wa aa) SSS ° | ONE OF PONTIACS “CARGEST | TRM. FURN, APT. FRIGIDAIRE: | shade trees. Must be sold to set- MASON CONTRACTOR, JOURNEY. — ~ "furniture bu-ers Cash’ waiting.|~ gas, hot water, heat, Private beth | 7% tie estate. $12, man, 20 yrs exp. Brick work. pat-|LAWN CUTTING & CLEAN UP. rE 1. and entrance. 430% 7 ¥ ural firepl & basement. OR Pe cure ater A or weekencs. Ua BUY ON |G as aa rea!) : rt
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and trucking. OR 3-3157 & FE| ARD LEVELING. GRADING, une. $60 Mo. FE 4-2680 Any-|" jtower & phy «7 between 12 & this attractive 2 bed + $0108 & sodding FE 56-0636. 6. FE 2-9070 a Se ee Lhe on van
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PPENCHING ANN |— want furnished apt. PE 8-0764. furnished. ve rigerator, | ———~~~~ * "
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R. D. Thompson _—s FE 468f| 4-1 MOVING — RA api. ‘The house must have a/bed-| sols beat APTS, oot Baldwio Are Pe eases WE SPECIALIZE IN BASEMENTS EXCELLENT Mie, suse | _ Write ‘pontiac Press “Bos $0. foe aR gS: A 38 Y DEC. es. tl 6
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Tile beth, lovely birch cabinets tore ie # of sad Oe) Johnston & Hubbard Satematie heat *t eas, |< . . SAD rage. at door. Ly 4 BUILDERS time offered, Owner leaving state names lot. Tile Beers nag tt Be oo . $1,800 down wil or owner room size room eee : Sale Suburban Prop. 45A wil discount for cash to mort- eealy’ ae Nearly ¥ ESTATE-Large o : on with 4% per-cent 1 pew. Only $8700 with $1700 “nears farm -ly0n SAL * gast-| HOME & BUSINESS rothy Snyder Lavender Coen. Ges enytiae. Pg wae drive. Farge gaoudh Nor Wonderful location on paved pi Pod to
EB 2-461) or Bvee. MY _¢ 6417 _ | Sith exeeeas oak fieers. teh fereee Chichen house TV seres. : C2 with me fern 3 Immediate Possession Salk, fine Rae Sen eons cs al fn as Saved at:| gay retsh bapmens ap pom. , 5 & ROOM HOUSE a anne com! L.H. BROWN, Realtor . : adjoint sere.| fecatonal’ service a , rE TED. 5 & sete’ lot Tinmedians patseeaton "| 1962 W. Huron Ph. FE 34810; Widow must sell. Res- ment. Priced at $11,509 with z
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‘ heat. : Seosh. Secases eaoes ee Road. West of Bagserty mz) sist | M A on pored a) i SPECI A F mt kEE NEEDED - _ bles, gt pomure bea: tite, "Phece iden ener bg 5 : a 3 lake fronts tm the $24,008 to two uiteb- | 4 p.m. at loss than Sah-b0 aot on ee **| Modern living tm this cosy extra * “pnted at” gin. | . ooais Soe inane Brick Ranch Type e, Cx == EUILD NOW be. bought STKGEE LAKE | Scien Seem Bsr| Racine fiat Rt: | teat at, Piciaree es wre | Soe Seeeed Reattremes Im ow ca bem ee be ash #issi. p poe cur Save Move $280 down, 2 bedroom mod- A | alt ee ee feet oa tear of : ee - SP - on het . Oe Peride end wil cecriticn| So oh te s14. 850: and from. or Estate Sie, Eicben, che” chang” eons | este, furnace, gas $7420. ‘eae Gas igs contbier 6 tae thei 2 bedroom modern home pay - RV , oot tinetn take older fiERBERT C DAVIS. .
tree ok Vimmediatg posemnco. | fleets eta ora? | LEAVING STA eivilese ving room. pacement. ol fer-| scared etiact ist ies's | RT WICRERSHAM | Postitc Lake Rd. FE bot | MULTIPLE LmTING sERVICE offer. , focation Wice lot’ pemty of weer | HEART CONDITION drive and ti car gerage Can| Sar, ,eMrege. with ‘pered — | a5 wost COLONIAL HILLS _| Dixie Highwa Beauty Shop & Home $650 DOWN Garage, concryig driveway, out-| Demands that this couple find a be bougat fuly it de} Toeal tios0 FOR Beautiful lot, 90x286. ¢° i y } dedrocm modern. Pancied v-| [ecsted om Airport Rd. ¢ large | side grill & patio, lake N. 610-|/ one 8 2 i ee ‘ to sell immediate- con. 2 Sekuen an ot : Ratt Soe Saw e Lge cake eaptiel Beeptace.| ato. ol furnace. ond bet weler, ee ee Shon hove gasses, Rasy mem | Near Saginaw St. Some, ‘til oni fect, paved sweet | ADAMS REALTY New 30 = 90 modern = dining scum toum and screens. | —— tenance @ Becessity. They will pay | 9500 DOWW comer lot. Full basement, really vs : Sf en ~~ go heat, Garege. Land- Large needs minor » cash, , owner will sacrifice a, family home & good * . mee an Seas
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‘y NILLIAMS LAKE | Cixston—$1200 Down |i sir teatares. =| orm mumrmam,,,,| ieecmanan | “SrAMILY income | Sieger | Blears Serkan Wesson) aot eee et! ~NOTHING | HOME, | fers serihie) Seas! | meraicn ey ee | eee DRAYTON PLAINS . DOWN tad ear port, Price reduces’ to LAWRENCE W R. D, RILEY, Broker Sor Pe Son" Attractive brie |v 2 bee eawae 6 ca MART $15.000 with excellent terms. soe |Fiuapein Late ,
Reruns teers | Tipsico Lake | Pang deat Soe prranen aaue tome | GAY LORD | Se ae rol AEs low wee g yo tm rags. Wisely landaceped yard win THE BIO OWES ARE! \~ A OW A emall REALTY . ue E. Open Eves. come Cherokee $s _____ open Bvesings j Crcieng fi part oe parmect Your sbanee fe, eters sammer| Soon Pee On Sa | 1082 Waren re sem! A. JOHNSON, Realtor "EE 4.9584 psd Ay Be pean Ei. M59 | GEORGE BI Soreness Le RNR Soa mieS| wears” sony cine| Ot S. Telegraph Ra. 3 INCOME iar Be WEST OF PONTIAC Mo Dive Nine rian | Givvtle Tad” tak Fonat OMe | fall, Sema screpee gGyter| , Seoecm, ber Ban, ied to DORRIS SPECIAL: ° |CARL W, BIRD, Realtor| cs ee ! ————— faking, $1784 for my cout’ © 12%! otal price der thie 2 bedroom sus viet oot cies tonne [PE SA nen Batt BiAE,| Ese ‘by tie rath oe | NORTH EXD 2-FAMIL “op the Tight. of call CRaar| DOM? HD 1% acres chicken | Pp MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE consists of $ much =| LOF IN CARBIDE SUBDIVISION | [), ‘,° ©™teme rear eo - : ‘ dedroom home in perfect cow-| A perfect setup tor one who wish-| $5804, ‘Piist ee . will ee Iarger than average, rooms with ‘il ‘city improvements. Cash | Wien” fun beme Giien, Longe Hemg, room, Full) co we the cutdeors and Us bon uE'Trrss oF ? SUBURBAN BEAUTY ? gener. 3 tweresm apart ‘ hon : ceeagerade, tie fenced lots. Only 7 } ed WN Take . | CHEROKEE ROAD BRICK There wi be bo question in| your ' down... on Pint | New 3 bdrm d@aster heme. A 1 bedroom 2 wp. Sun- eye - appealing. : 4 consists of 2 bedrooms ; : ieded. room. dining room, as to the value of this + ag A raneh i ne room tT 5 cae = ee oo "fool, cations HURON Supe, by. appomtanent. = Bn aon Test,” paneled
p— ~~ Rey - Y p"Gouviline Teoen OR 3-2871. VALLEY REALTY ist LAKE ESTATES ong fe ~ yp | eeegoues te 5 carage, 02,-| raised tm vets 7766 Mie at Pontiac Lake Rd Fick, 3 bedroom rench on Gece, pom catenins poneied : living room 19 2 8 & aed cash + ste privileges’ Ia |OR 24081 or MU edison / Gate Mange: notivines tote ge gy Be 5 Ors—s280 dining 2 bedrooms 17 = : / Trasmasle terms. jot 30) San wit Inks prtviiegse, Clean 6 room, bome. 3 ils 129, beth wih | CAS KE | WEST SIDE : fo: Here is value your inflated ~ Ja eer \ a oe ate. ai! ; My Bales out r} living room, kitchen, Here ts a beautiful in » ayy 8 eg dollar. , . *
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WARRQON STREET : tea eg rome PH tere] ae Sines Vasil et | (Se: peeeetNacetatty aes | DQLETTIGT =— | sie Business Opportunities 51 room disid, family sed Sing G8 Seinaramh Open Breet) VAN NORMAN LAKE | Fear ‘garage, pered ative. | lace: doins, trom. tonic K | POT Totes Cate ech. 6800 cows, | ~~ aoeecners Rae cect eee | ena rneaie lar oomriei WP. | peapnete'tel S| waren vane ponoaiow GITIPSCTY pm es magne genre |’ Reet a Brin SEF CLARK | Stree Seep) Serene, | RARER aoe pene) RA | ras See ares Svar pe meri s| Lesie R Tripp Reshor | Gishr pemeoabyss REALTORS | FE 408 TOHNSON, Realtor “Guts Gate Pe Se SCHRAM a yy ng a gg oe | Do FE £0008) fround ‘evel basement. of bent | -MULr TLE ae we s-veRt| 1704S, Telegraph Rd. | rere i Se toe ee basement. Steam heat. Lake priv- is yerd. patio’® erill, shows by Seow, resrenten reo etme | reasonable, @ Mechanic. : FE + _| @, Exe cond. On U. modern kitchen, full beth with| ileges. All for $16,780. appointment only. $18,500. terms / oomee 7 Orion Large ones HE RR FE | Reve, pos, ise tm St | © teu, | DLOUT GS | Somtirt itteiiisn. |“ For Sale Lake Prop. 4|—Buy Thru Partridge | Sar qos 3 i WISH IT WAS MINE pa yf FAH SMALL ACREAG John K. Irwin . WE TRADE, BUY AND sELL |5 ROOM YURN. | COTTAGE, ON List Thru Pertcge
es, weal tke Gis etractire| $4. Sim 100 foot trmkage. Gary | Bere 6 ery rare liom. — 2 ha . Best Buys . murce trove ve oust] FE tS ater «pm. a lip Bar og age 3 : oTaang tare] Spee, AX Pied ch eet wah) Sten bees tee Cae Sic | ruses Be cou SE cou [Pheer Fone een ma | Ba eran | i na tee ae is pls ar ry. pest. rue) ob meee goes ae Ee, Today Middle Straits Lake | -#2- #34. Fr Lon your own. : soreens. The has « da- . Ww rn Saat eae) See Roya ee| Smee eee netertetat eS! © UNE mRIDES | Beh gratia | 4 BARGAIN! |, | Walters Lake Privileges,
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FOR BETTER BUYS | EER aR Tu!% ES| rie AES on sum |S rene SEyeet| Eases Ss re. eS ‘ziechen ed ; Open Eves. ‘til 9: by 10 to g| cluded. . poe $880. down. for $170] Ser compact, Dull mrlce only 9e0ee ” _ basement, paved street and drive. Souton on Gils tess
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Swaps 35 | Sale Household Goods 57) Sale Household Goods 57 MODEST MAIDENS == ,_— +: By Jay Alan} *, Do/tt Yoursett _\ 61
PAMIT Y. NCOME BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS. USED T EIN — a ie — ray -Dionl
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. $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE ¢1187/ BOM fixtures. beds chests, wens ach Reus ck
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“cleaned, repaired. Local regis-| smaller eo ¢ occas rs, 2 . acres. West or North within 15 TV sets, radios. , dining room ‘f
tered company, FE £3701. Ty | Miles of Pongiac. Reply Box 18. witee Dinette ‘sels and many FURNITURE CO.
BESTAURANT FOR SALE. FOL Poneiac Press. other mise items NEW & USED 361 8. Bt. : . Low price. FE 2-6201. Ape | Visit our trade dept. for real i348 PONTIAC. GOOD 5H. iN Good Da Bradi rdi i bargain:
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equipped. Any reasonable; jractor with plow & attachments| UP TO M wo PAP ft . :
ey considered, Trade accepta- og hes el tractor, FE We buy, sell or trade. Come out | Ta: Phil Tenge. «.... 50 *. 12 yr. 7
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: iss CHEVY BEL AIR. TRADE HONE FE 50243 Norge refrig...... sesncensece $40.50 vba
' for later model car. No deslers.| OPEN MON, SAT. @ TO © | Prig. auto washer..,,........ $98.00 | gampes, 1 2. aid bey oan
Partrid © | ina Pownt: g, mpet Eo Penne or 3 mie | Speed annem washer" Baas "For Sale Poultry 74 i953 PONTIAC 4 DR. NICE SHAPE es E. ot Pontiac or 3 mile | Speed Queen washer. ........ a
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of the few independent gro-| No dealers. FE 8-104. Pee ees Pe te KEEGO H. PE 5-044
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new for further details, for housetrailer or boat of equal) [© ang carte range | —0e_@. Tm .
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japated on soenie US 29 screte| Der Fontes ade itor tveq clear | Comeks, MY Sart, | 200 ‘yving room suite : Lake Huron. This 8 months ouse trailer. Call FE 44637 AUTOMATIC WASHERS REBUILT 2-pe. - *
wor bar has seating for 150. | eee en an 49.50 and up. Wringer washers,
enty of parking. Owner's home | EQUITY IN LAKEFRONT HOME. | ° tors. &pe
PVelusble re . estate t house, bath house. Best toss aad up. B “aus $60.05
es at only $36,750 terms.| frontage thig side of the lake. OY’S REPLACEMENT PARTS
Will trade. oh Gattena Ave Pe 3-4021 | $219, Value S-pe, bedrm. si
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REALTOR FE 43581 | “size or §80.° FE wa et | 17 2. Huron
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OPEN EVE. “TIL 9 FO OOD Ae AvE BOL D| tue weued Lk. MA isis. SaeOT Fe DINING SUITE. ' “Imagine! HER angel!’ | sample. Limed oak. $369 off. OL
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g Sale Land, Contracts 52) Phone OR 3i355. ._____| Double dresser 1 rae mirrdr. Bic. china “cabinet, ‘not modern. = ENRICO ROSELLE, ACCORDION,
| Ne rae ew 3 BEDROOM HOME. WILL bookcase bed and chest, all for Suitable for older type home with oe. Call after €09 p.m. EM
WILL SACRIFICE LAND CON.| take older home in trade or your| $9950. Pay only 62 weekly, 20) large dining room. Fr 2503, |For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | _ 3-410.
trect_anf 2 equities. FE ¢-i906.| equity. Call for appointment, FE OT Oe Oe eee ae | WE ae conten way) Oe ee eee PIANO ‘TUNING: CALL "BEFORE
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7 | $7,911. ‘balance, payable at. $75. OVtower oa a new Eclipse band, ee Sua COMPLETE.| on © Be adie — ‘AL kinds outside doors & frames alee ‘tremnahione selection ot med-| SET OF DAUMa POR GALE. MU
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are, ~ Swap Service OR 3-561. designs, famous m joa] Fiuore: 303 Lk. Ave LAYAWA PLAN er for Jacobson, Eclipse, * 64
7 « 25% DISCOUNT SWAP $78 EQUITY IN NEW 15 preter sclors. Lees ont nen army” soe arene Sale Miscellaneous 60/18 8. sacita BT cise | Mower, Reo. Cooper and others Sale Store Equipment 64
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Oe ee otdng sell or wade for | ¢xire kitchens chair, Have « num- psa pe of, Mii Birmingbam). Phone | candy neons, $10.” Soup kitchen,
CHATTEL MTGE. | Beater “cutboard” motor." FE) Of. emine'™ vanes Wacbigen | dete Boot ator: Ok Empire sEOUETION 9H -PINGPONG | fit late cream wi rt. Be
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f acre of ground. Home over) eq 9/95, new . Flush toilet con $8, hot} THE LAKE 8 LARGEST ae yey , ve 9-3003.
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. " fid’s_ rolltop chair, : eT | _ ave. storage | box. e & grill. 00 Elteabeth Lake R¢. PE ¢1657.| “or truck as down payment on 3| $9.50 Pearsor’s Prrniture, 42 Or |4-INCH SOIL PIPE 5 FT. 9 Pe FENCE BY LANGE . : cane eater Sites.
Money to Loan §3| bedroom. 2 ‘frame, 6 ——, chard Lk. Ave SAVE PLUMBING money down. Free estimates. POWER MOW ER A
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CONFIDENCE For Sale Clothing _56|DQUBLE MAHOGANY BED. Gui |¢ STORM WINDOWS AND a] Pick up st, the vard or § or Birch, finch doers siete tise of | _t16. OU S90,
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—_, ; MEMORY OF ALICE . Away in the Land of Sunshine, OF MRS. IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR | IN LOVING MEMORY oe aewey . Eombett, (6 . : . a ons aan We oy LOVING MEMORY ed; wife and mother, Mrs. Karen V.,| M. Crawford | LT ‘Aa in the he away, God knows how much we miss God 4 tade; away Ocheber 1%. ‘ee. "° Seine, Une peeeed euey Dee. To eling stream of time flows Separated by Heaven’s Golden Door > : Grandchildren Pat, Jewel. Marfon,| her, fade; [ovens ever wander, The rolling stream of time flows sine ge mother, % has been | ca a ous ; - and Robert. Marsha and, Alien. Never shall he. memory fade; | Othe spot where is =, “ four and copter ‘beara, filled | Recalls the love, the voice, the ed O Are Patiently Waitin ING MEMORY OF BURT| ‘o'the spot where sne is iaid. Sadly missed by Husband But age vacant nate, the! Since you lef our hearts filled Recalls the love, , Our Love nes Are Fal mg. 7 Lorwe whe away on| Sadly missed by iter Grandmother | Fea. Recaiis ore . with sadness and tears. smile - + wate. : Henderson passed ae a Z LS nee bare. oun ther, who once 2 ; Sept. 12, 1956. and stendiather, IN LOVING MEMORY OF of mother, who once oat bang = ‘Wes ¢ best ap jelly “ fhe flowers we lay upon your Not Dead, Just Gone On Before on wy oe wie. jot him | William 5 prec gee ae + whe u is ' “2 2. 5 f — we isy upon Sestierng sunshine all along the nay wher and decay, ar 5 He tives with gs a IN LOVING MEMORY OF BER passed ae enor © ssgeatet May wither and decay. You know how we loved you, yes,| But the love we have for you, ' And shail forever’ more. nice MecFee, who passed ° But the love we. have for you.) \) you u yet pf — so true and kind sie Se oe aoe. a A ake ee are not for- | Her memory 4 4 “Dan sisters : } » We A hk my . a. = ner, "| Sadly missed . Will wever fade away.’ a ae — ee from us No friend on earth like her wep - IN LOVING MEMORY OF ED-| gotten ! more, | 804 Brothers. . A loving mother, so true and Kind | yo. sweet flowers are ever! find — we ward Hudson, who passed away m on eerth you are me meee, : 7 oe No friend on earth like her we) "iicoming and banks are ever ian: Au of we Ot, ‘seraal rest. , ; Sot dead ihe who loved him = always. wore Setore. w, Jag rehome, wee passed Sy “aad Mera Feat | Tie fewer» we vice ween rour) "ain wy husband eeuth cS ES Sette, | Sea | err At we on an rT - > ter an * “ . ves : Badly miaaed by husband aad miy’ wither and decay, ee: aut And shall forever more. or oun| Never shall his momery a But love for you whe .setwey. | IN MEMORY OF JOHN PAUL JOSE-| IN. LOVING MEMORY OF RAY-|IN LOVING MEMORY oun) _ lovingly ‘wile snd children, _|I" LO0IRG MENORE OF OUP | Loving oe & aid DECORATION. DAY. IN .M qe SH mre sr yeare bave| Thomas, Whe passed awey SF Levee ts coay| mand 0. Dengan, Whe pesud| buend "tot tains. Mesa e = ine Gee CS ee Mere wating by the fiver, | seg ee eet Beulah. IN_ LOVING ee ponen a pase a mete een tet eta to us who loved, him, years ago. Feburary 29, 1949.| away Feb. Tth 1955. Speer Br., who passed Sway June) band and futher, Howard ¥.| Just ccress the stent stream; | -°27_ missed = December ti, 1005 i be ee "| Not lost, but gone before: Dees MgSet, 708 SSB en) OD be te bentne poms ovnr-| there teib-y iat compenten,|’ ary 'h Seer owey Feare-| Nocoing : eos Muapee who passed oway Jnu- ir . fe = * wi in r D 2 . x * er’ 5 _ z I have lost my soul's companion, wire aul shining light es tare more. et on earth you are no more,| Sadly missed by his wife, Zeims.) ) We m “te * Dayne. As you always were I. walk th lif ae are 6 7 maamnety . : ratory oy yr , As I walk th life alone. Her vacant place there is none and issed by Mr. and Mrs.) H. Ramsey who passed away Feb.| As I walk e alone. And shall forever mere And while he lies sleep His wife. Mildred Devidson./ te ne wo mours, but ett! ovina MEMORY OF LEON! _, "Clerk ps ge gies. aaa 2 a ee ty wife and) Wife, Clara. Son ant daughter. DX” LOVING. _prmecny ow! ag His mamas? ve gigare base. IN LOVING MEMORY OF oun} °Si, will meet | J. Tobatto, who passed away, Oct." Oey OF OUR| As in the beer be passed away. IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR! 6 1956. | “Deughter Blaine, father and husband, Howard Boat | wor up in heaven, we 2rd 1956 ed so) dear sister, Pearl Newsum who Sadly missed by Mother end/IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. beloved son & brother. Sgt. Don-|- J have Jost my soul's companion, —— Ste 6 Bae ae Sone te heaven With the Blest. | “Wlgting Nae % Our love fo still sae Se mee nantes, whtepered lew! 1m LOVING MEMORY ory hee [IX LOVING MEMORY OF FLOYD Dennis. the of the O07. ass families. —fenes Morse. (and famage ©? Sve Driskwie your heart was the truest tm all itt ee re ‘a= « ues ee ets eons — - Down came ay oer ‘amily. wide world. answered: “I am Set toa . : BOUND EMORY OF May | and took cur flower away. | IN LOVING MEMORY OF od cccy| taneaeh. tie yeand see leet cet unite & recall: |Sediy missed by ‘ber Pamily’” | it is lonesome here without you | 4 tite ‘ages whey ove: Who passed away May Badly missed by Mommy, Daddy| Jean Campbell who passed sway! Temporal, | wt : Th. MEMORY OF EATHRINE for 20 one on corth can takelin—1G 91 WG- HEIGORT nd sa And dey by day I miss more 1051. and x Sept. 5, 1051 and Russell 1. Taylor, 2 seem te ene ‘‘. the soft, dim Lare who passed away in 1946. your : ° ae Life has not been same As L through lite . aa a - Ged knows how much I mise by Thos yoy ft aoe You are still the dearest of all. a eee sie bw nent ~— wife, cons, | WU" — * s . 7 d : 3 : and fide te time wag sie vos | rx Lorone yanwony oF wairen) fe tae Segal a” when oe vrs Gul pa fen, tect | Sracuaicnen, "7 “MMI $04 xi nl frpoten aor, dur Saaghere ane Yor amie" |x sammagny OF OUR BEAR My 3 ba * 4 ere * ? % * . There is someone who thinks of you! ember 32. 1088: Loving thoughts shall ever wander oes, down tm the taroft west,(Sediy missed by Waldo R. Smith ty LOVING MEMORY OF oun **,186 8 life and memory last. 1y LOVING MEMORY OP GWEN-| PDurls our dear soa and brother. always, 1 have last may ovate Companion | ‘To the spot where they are inid.(Pees, owe Mo fe Masel, West. beloved mother, Martha H. Turn- gegit missed ty Wite qctgn Gov, Ream. whe posed! = Runars Y. Davis. And tries to be brave and content.| 4 lite linked with my Sadly missed by Mother, Delores|" Jo.88, DENA ;GIEGLER WHO PASSED) [tl omer, Sadly missed by Wife, Children and away Jan. 9, 1950. Loving memories never die. Sadly missed by Dep Bugene, Thee: And Gag be des. 1 mise him more and “Meani. Thea 1 did em the éay of your oueg 5 seam tao oo Nov. S2.| near mother: you are not forgotton leo ani or-FK And while the lies in peaceful Ae yeare reli om and deys ae. . & eir fai walk rough alone. memory toda: = : MEMORY ED. ' memory = Sadly missed by bis loving wife.| 1y LOVING MEMORY OF ROBERT | por cam never close the|As in the hour she passed sway. Bee Seay sae oe tick @. Detly, besbend ond father) Seer’ mensery Wo chal clwere bees. Of the ones we loved and will IN LOVING MEMORY OF LOUIE) irs. Ethyie Tominski. J. Bouck who drowned at Lake) door of my he _ |Sadly. missed oy her husband Fred he alwaye_were before. Us Feb. 23, 1986. | Sadly missed by mother, never forget. gat Eirpelteardllintend ‘ TEEMORY OF AGNOS| Orion, June 13th, 1952 Abd'the lamp of my love is st Glegier and res adiy missed by sons and deugh- (The roll ofireamt, of Ble. volts ox, father, brothers and sisters. say — Aig Sag wa count iY Thy see, ag Pd who passed away July 25, Or deaten ad -~ ur heart was the truest in all IN MEMORY OF GEORGE JEN-| ters. Recalls the love, the voice, the IN LOVING MEMORY OF = Davis. : But all is well that's done by Thee. 1956 ; And whispered to my soul, Lo, it! the wide world, ; kenson, who passed away March IN LOVING MEMORY OP OUR. *mile. Gallardo, ho passed away 7 OF ED Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Broth-| 4 wonderful mother, woman and is 1.” Your love the best to recall: | in 1951. sel cae & brother Elsie ©! the one who once sat there August 9. : In MEMOR : = 3 on h better, God never “Out of this darkness inte apres Be 280 ep ooh etn take youl oe SS stp were bim, eg Bi & Jot Pp (Sadly by wife, Nellie, and = forgotten husband, ane Paes. See paeees oney a One whe was . rfect . : Loge He tt with us in memory Turnbuil. , f, . Sovem ie whe leved bim. REFITZ: IN LOVING MEMORY |. : - You are still the dearest of al! ves and ¥ : __| Wer ever shell be: Not dead to ts . cea en, ei, | Regeetertal worn, oo tral una Eyer Pain ot cnn, t ea he fate! 5° Sitesi ia Sy Toros? ont? |ot Gade wa yh, oved tem I ded of ssed away Nov trues, ; : : . |
me tng woouguie we give, Loved Sy_your, friends and all) Mother, sisters 0nd "prothers. IN LOVING ¥ OF _OUR|IN LOVING MEMORY OF PRIL-\And shell forever more” cy 1G. 1887. a WA Bd) ~ EB To one no jonger with * Gus tab minen, thet mother was |) MEMORY OF ROSALIE CLAX- ay Mr. & . George ip w Hy BS passed sway = missed by sister & — qth cnila: ‘ oat or = oe you. ton who passed away Nov. 24, are waiting by the river,|The world imay change from year IN MEMORY OF MAYME Le ee an tne Sadiy missed by his Wile Badly missed by Mother, Dad and/ ios) ; A SS inet ane a3 yer, LOVING ORY OF HOW- Irene Kellner, who passed away ag Pamiiy. family. 7 God knows how much I miss her,\where sweet flowers are ever js from day to day. -ard C. Harroun who passed away Oct ft, : one . with us in memory " oe Never ‘shall her. memory fade;! pbicomin . But sever will the one I love! on Aug. 19, 1965, To God knows hew much I miss ‘cman forever more. IN ¥ OF OUR! tN LOVING MEMORY OF FLOYD Loving thoughts shall ever wander| and the banks are ever green. _ (From mem pass ewsy. - You're not forgotten dad Never shall her meméry fade And by family f, Gredolo Ochos who Loomis who passed away Feb. where she ie laid. (Sadly missed’ by. their ‘children, (Sadly missed by his wile. Mae A. shal yea be Loving thoughts shall ever wander| Sadly missed away June 3. 1940. 18, 1956. bets elie by Nancy and John. Dorothea, Geraldine & Waiter. Worth. . i soe we life jaa d memory last ‘To the spot where is Inte. You're not tether, Gear.) ice to us whe loved him, We shall remember thee Sadly missed by husband | IN LOVING p. ever you be; test Hot foot but gone before: IN MEMORY OF CECIL FISHER..IN LOVING MEMORY IN LOVING MEMORY OF GRO- by stepchildren & Max Wagner who paseed away fall’ remember thee. And shall’ forever more” | You're net forgotten father, dear, oa Cee | DEAD To US WHO LOVED| I he my soul" — : ag olen Aa lang lte and. memory last, Not test’ but gooe before A ile ‘imked’ wih me cen” |IN LOVING MEMORY OF HOW- "Wee uo me coe And day by day 1 miss hae 2 ; children. 1 remember * ard C. Harroun passed away 3 J in memory And day by day I miss him m He. lives with us in memory Ast through a agg oem | Fev. | LOVING MEMORY OF MY gon, | _SAdlY missed by Nancy ard John./e, Nise "ih Wes ore, Ast © life sjone. "| 08 Aug. 19, 1966. ou Dorts,| And shall forever more. missed by bis wife and is ee sheet 8F87) IN LOVING MEMORY OF MABLE|SAdly missed by . Ce Bie _wis._MOFT:| fis memory I will always i ae ie waite wim Ss be" mre, aot ast wa et ~~ 12 rs wos LOVING MEMORY OF MY| Maynara A, Miuichinsen, who was mower _omay Fob. 14, rest” ene dul Along the path of Ble we treed.) Ss* ives with’ee ie tesmery | TH flowers we place upon your)" to Kenneth A. Clark Br oe Killed in Germany, March @/IN LOVING MEMORY or nee, ge KOVNG, yMEMORY | a ‘che os ®., Hal ome ° And shall forevér more, ither - 7 |_ passed away i ? Michael gueeed swe: . Mother Father, Mr. away Feb. Sadly missed by his Wife &@ Chi- a or bie eoothes, Bin ae cleepe be- (7 mewery ef you if win us You will never be forgotien, May woutte eck Tecan % mest. Gent, a n alwage wos to us Tomtnski. ; missed by Helen & children./ Nor will be 3 rontent. ; : In MEMORY cL Will’ never fade away jendiy ¥ = Aa tong as i and memories last,/As long as life and memory last, Loved snd teepected, wherever 4 = any one w Whe passed avey) IN LOVING ¥ OF MAR-| Sadly missed by children and iw LovING MEMORY OF I shall rem: rt thee. We shall reme: they went. their ehildres. Bevt."6 100d. faret Wal who passed away| grandchiidren. } ‘ ava t\Gediy mined by your wife, Ada Sadly missed by Mommy. Daddy, | Always cheerful, os willing and missed by their. Not dead to us who loved him, uly 12, ‘Si. . > ye tan’ den th 1000. J 7 br sisters & : MEMORIES OF MY Jost, but gone before: Mother, you are not for-/IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR 4.3 “chue'he tee i What beautiful memories they| TSEASURED. M1 He. Bves as in memory, band & Father. Robert is memory we shail siways keep: |IN LOVING MEMORY OF WIL-|in LovINO MEMORY OF JEAN fs ’ Jeft behind b October 33. Ang shall forever, more. Though om earth you are no who issed by wile, daughters &| lam Lange who passed sway! “Thomas who passed eway May Sadly missed by the Bader ae, OO ace vat wh. Bo re ames Still in memory you are with us. | M ¢ | te us who loved him, _ Who passed away May 10, 1938. | pace ber suffering, past her pain ~— te Se wile, Batt “ted femthy. In Y oF As you alwars were . Bot but gone before: LOVING MEMORY OF AN-|God knows how much we miss Cease to for tears are vain i Jor Fadly missed by Children He lives with us in memory, them. : be 4 whe : .| Grandéehfldren. And_shall forever more ver shall . : i 1982. Loving : What would I give to clasp bis hand, : To the ire peer See IN, LOYING MEMORY OF AR gg > brothers ae ae Somewhere in France, in a soldier’ "IN LoviNe Sadiy
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after which 84 children Phage den “-2 "Deva Jr, was ere ater. Joame Dye plays French 9:09—(4) Price > —,, Parks Booklet nny | Ing . , 7 ps can enicoe diebiaina. } . Underground worker 16:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth —
Dick Powell : tituted. dangers members - ed 1 4 : THOMAS June Allison and ly 9 on pain ot te of her’ group because she aide}, °f,C2% aliant Lady. «@ eNow R ae b . ae ls depen oe ot on 6 Reis Soe Today's words of wisdom: Never sSasnaher of the Colecsvie (neres ude. — or Says Auto Clu Versati e far BOLLYWOOD @-Holiday Neher me extra in movies: | ‘rink on an ey et ies moderater of the Columbia 9:39-(7) Cisco Kid. Bandits USC 31:15—~—(2) Love of Life. = lights— ‘we whe beck fart ta Broadcasting System TV-show. |_Serilia as front for robberies. |11:39-(2) Search for Tomorrow.| nerrorr (INS) — Harry N. “ Here’s a new wrinkle for the/C. oe ; Trav- He reportedly declined to appear (4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin'pcan travel — wee Singer Bowing Out OF exthaunted film stars: The spread |® parade in “7 aap eagle seat k 11:45) Guiding Light tas automsced thet Gcttiution of] Hit Parade’ on June & Dana Andrews is among those 16° company. cause of the controversy pearart County Cler 11:55—(9) Billboard. ‘ the club’s 1957. Michigan state After 4-Year Stint trying it. Last year he made No wonder from Mike's TT asia N —_— booklet begins this week. and earned $300,000.'1ar with the mith West Coast gambler Mickey’ Reports New | FRIDAY aFrERNoon = PSS Ne : | ae hon waidilt bs nl oor Goes a ote Coben. , . * (4| The 34-page booklet includes the By DICK KLEINER He ragga ee tf leaving him) some, he also SECLTNe BESTS Births in Area. "Play to Win. (P13 o'cdace Com apecitic eaten of each of the 61 NEW YORK (NEA) — therewith pretty mmall pickin's at thejners in Ev ty eae fi tas te a0 Tn eel ies to te of Glia’ ics. (9) Children’s Newsreel. wpe pp in bing the faclites| comes — — pai We omni ade ‘eunaal w ny pee org cerned." Daly said. “I just =e petal a apa (Color) Club 60. (T) Thejoffered for tourists, campers andiKenzie, “when you ho best’ wants be paid $1,000 a week for 100\oFe line is to get my work done.” | Cert es 7 eines: : () Corliss Archer. fishermen. . on board, or else weeks. The producers are Ge-\ ta Casa de Te | Wallace could not be reached the County Clerk's office: —_ Our Miss Brooks. (7)! aise listed are state forest |sail without you lighted, since they don’t have to ” for comment Lady of Charm. (9) Going Our) camp and pitnic grounds, to jump|make a big salary | Anna Magnani | However, Over Trays, op ABC) wenem 1, Bapewen 2 Way, movie. Glinton Metropolitan parks and | This is — > once, Dana is delighted, because) | rican co-star, Burt Te Oa a ae ee howard D. Ware . 1:30—(2) House Party. (4) Ten wayne County parks. Braden hgrs to star inherit money can be spread on theee| een intense, “I know of no ill-f id W. Mi nessee Ernie, that one importan chance years’ income, Uncle the two. Jamee © 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color) png arg ee and cnn chow nn ler fe ell emo mind = ; a ne din ami Fim Fev SAdtatten he oat Pokies ax Wegan= x dame & tee Se tne was any’ doubt aboot! PROTECT SO, tosses SOE Se ee Wiliam F. Werner a See timninaded dated charter a Guuntte came tee = Lewis’ going it alone to do with the program. The pA 2:30—(2) Bob : raped mgm npg Jerry as aie problem belongs te the ‘What's | Bicheré_ ; 3:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. ing fees from 30 to 75 cen — ee ee ee! ——_ My Linet* ee) no ae ae rae oss (4) Queen/48y,..and ‘increased Cally charges) 4. cstimates of Breadway ste | first . Ths Delease Dineen tia Todman Productions) and CBS." | Rover t Prenthevay gay age gape conpbeaanhagaes coke, Nes coerseeng : Sben eee : louae a0 eaeaior anal : ze’s statement came from Oxtere house. fasion fee lemisintion hes been) 20° big-time stardom. ibility than any epic he made Los Angeles where he is involved Béwin 6. Rossman 3:15—(2) Secret Storm. rte Fae Wage 3: ge Premed She is beautiful, of course. She). wartin, He is now <¢, in a more serious Gane la $:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7) before the governor. sings well. She is an accomplished). 05's top (and virtually only} oe ‘| Walter 8. Leing is currently A She has. a REPEAT APOLOGY eo Se - My Little Margie. (9) Howdy ‘** *& t ts — .— Aad, for the) comedian vee 5 around former Mayor! (vite: Paul L. Mutchinson, =| Doody. . icted that with favor- ae
: , yunder beers demand thatipert ¢. leorenge, Robert W. Lareil is. o5_(4) ‘baa tape (7 ike cectad Widen parks andjfinal touch,’ she has Jack Benny : . WITH Cohan, “ABC and Wallace repeat} Orenana Laue ienerd 5. casey 21/002) Sen Jungle. (9) Circle| recreation areas chonid ext _sewiin ‘her ee Sonali Vacates f Ea . — ’ for Cohen's | Noel A rev'd : ~ Pittman, attendance fecords this year. Te —— on the nationally pa ag ae buale D. Hel-; 9 SS Early Show. (4)/1956, more than 15 million persons} on a personal appearance! OOM Adjacent
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