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  PONTIAC, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 
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| “NO MORE PENCILS, NO MORE BOOKS — Pontiae Press Phote 
| No more teacher's .. .”’ leaves plenty of time sters bursting through the portals of Crofoot Ele- 
} this summer for “I got a line, I got a pole, let's | mentary School are on their way. School’é out 
} go fishin’ in the craw-dad hole.’’ And these young- today. Summer vacation begins. 
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New York Times Education Editor 
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Name Assistant to Varner Appointment of Loren B. Pope, | Before he joined the New York | because of his efforts, became the 
education editor of the New York| Times staff, Pope served as first paper in the nation’s capital 
| Washington Bureau chief and ed- to hit the streets with the news. Times, as assistant to ‘Michigan! . ucation columnist for the Gan- * * * 
State University Oakland Chan. : nett newspaper chain from 1955- 
cellor D. B. Varner will be rec- 
ommended to the MSU Board of} — 
Trustees next Thursday | <A graduate of DePauw Univer- 
Pope has served as the Times’/Sity (Greencastle, Ind.), Pope en- 
education editor for the past two|tered the newspaper field in 1933 
as correspondent for a group of 
Mxiwest newspapers, and in 1935) 
joined the Washington Post as as- 
sistant sports editor. 
From 1936 to 1945, he was em- 
ployed by the Washington Evening, Cattle ranch in Loudon County, 
Star, holding the positions of copy; V@- 
editor, assistant foreign editor, as-! for three years. 
sistant city editor, . 
national news editor. 
GOT €ITATIONS ;as news editor of the Washington 
station of the Mutual Broadcasting 
program for General Electric un- 
til 1949. 
From 1949 until he joined the years. 
At MSUO, as assistant to Var- 
ner, he will be given the re- 
sponsibility of developing a 
course in “Great Issues’? which 
every student will be required to 
take. | Pope worked as a free-lance 
7 ope was s- “The course will deal with great Pop 13 be 
issues which have always confront- 
ed man,” Varner said, in announc- 
ing his recommendation. ‘Search- 
ing and perststent questions deal- 
ing with religion, freedom, peace 
and war, will be probed. 
“Mr. Pope's wide background 
in national and international af- 
fairs, and in the field .of educa- and headed a drive for a new 
county high schoel, and Commu-' 
While on the Star he received nity Chest and polio! campaigns. 
three citations, chief of. which was He was offered the presidency, 
for getting out “Extra editions of the Mellon Old Dominion Foun- | 
af the death of President Franklin dation’s Loudon Community Cof- 
D. Roosevelt \lege but did not accept the post. 
Although the first news flash of | He is the author of a book 
  for this post. his paper went to press, the Star, | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) 
Big Point Won 
~— inRape Trial State Introduces One 
of the Four Defendants’ 
Admission of Guilt Accused in Florida 
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (® — The 
state scored a major point today 
when it succeeded in introducing 
an admission of guilt in the trial 
of four white youths accused of 
raping a Negro coed 
State Atty. Wiliam D. Hopkins 
succeeded in putting into evidence 
over strenuous defense objections 
7 the first of four purperted. confes- 
; sions obtained from the defendants. 
: Defense attorneys protested in 
vaini that reading of the state- 
ments to the jury would deprive 
their clients of their constitu- 
tional rights. 
The point came up at the start 
of the third day of the trial as the 
state headed toward conclusion of 
its case. 
YOUNGEST DEFENDANT 
First’ alleged confession put into 
evidence was that of 16-year-old nae OH eNRIURI Rape . In 1945 he accepted as a position | 
System and also authored a news| 
writer and operator of a 360-acre | 
state editor and ident of the Loudon County -PTA| Boston Hunting 
“Mad Bomber 
Who Injured 38 Train Station Explosion 
Linked to Home-Made 
Missile in Locker 
| BOSTON (?\—Police to- 
ee huntéd a ‘mad bomb- | 
  30 feet above a busy Bos- 
ton intersection Thursday. 
Thirty-eight persons 
were injured, three seri- 
ously, in the blast which in- 
vestigators said was caused 
iby a, home-made bomb 
lplanted in a public coin. 
locker. 
High police officials said 
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of a lunatic, bent on destruction. 
A huge police detail under 
Capt. Joseph B. Fallon, head of 
the homicide squad, was as- 
signed the job of learning his 
identity. 
Investigators siad the bomb went 
‘off with the explosive force of a   (Picture 0 on Page 2) 
s00-pound Air Force 
|World War II. 
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| The blast blew apart the 
| 58-year-old pagoda-type waiting 
room on the elevated station of 
the Metropolitan Rapid Transit 
Authority. 
It caught severa] persons with-| 
outdoor’ station platform. 
them were blown 30 feet to busy 
Canal and Causeway 
low. 
  in a train appreaching the sta- 
tion. The blast stopped the train 
20 feet away. Only three sec- 
onds later the train would have 
  been in direct line of the ex- 
plosion. 
| Others were — injured on fis 
street below—by the terrific con- 
jcussion and flying debris 
| Windows were broken in build- 
Gannett newspaper chain in 1955, |ings as far as 150 feet away andthe flat rate income tax aslumber | 
las high as the 14th story. 
‘RECEIVES PHONE TIP | 
| Scene of the blast is directly 
|across the street from the North 
Station railroad terminal which 
also houses the Boston Garden 
sports arena 
| Ejignt hours after the 2 p.m. 
|(EDT) explosion, the switchboard 
operator at North Station received) 
jan anonymots telephone call that! 
ia bomb had been placed in that | 
/14-story structure. 
| also said that the afternoon 
_| blast ‘was meant for McGinnis.” 
| Patrick B. McGinnis is  presi- dent of the Boston & Maine rail- 
road. 
account. of the explo- 
given by A graphic 
sion was 
ing near the scene. 
“Tt was terrific,’ he said. “]) 
saw a big puff of smoke and a) 
shower of debris shoot into the 
five Marines were transporting! 
nine prisoners from Boston to! 
Portsmouth. N.H., and asked for’ 
help 
Two of the Marines—PFC. The- 
lodore Laquercia, 21, of Brooklyn,   iN.Y., and PFC. James W. Scott, 
20, of Bluefield, W. Va__ joined 
Mullen in clambering over the 
debris-littered stairs to reach the 
injured. 
| Because of the debris on the 
stairs, a truck with a hydraulic 
lift platform for working on 
overhead wires was pressed into 
service 
from the wrecked station: 
ladders. 
Police said there have been at 
east four warnings of secreted, 
bombs, at North Station within re-| 
‘cent weeks. 
RECALL NEW YORK CASE r’ in the wake of an ex-| 
i ntodoe which shattered a) 
rapid transit train station) 
the} 
|bombing apparently was the work | 
bomb of} 
big} 
in the waiting room and on the | 
Some of) 
streets be- 
Six were injured as they sat | 
tion make him eminently qualified the President's death came after | about the coal industry and has | The operator said the caller | 
Patrolman) 
Michael Mullen, 48, who was driv-! 
air. I saw a man hurled six feet! 
into the air.” 
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Mullen stopped a bus in which 
to lower the injured 
Others were brought down fire) 
Idium, were postponed because of Due to Break 
82 Torrid Weather 
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Noon ee 
Relief is on the way. an hour will become westerly tomght and tomor- 
It's going to get cooler. row 
That's the hopeful weekend prediction * * * 
Precipitation will average one-quarter to one- 
half inch or less in geattered thundershowers 
Monday through Wednesday. 
Sixty-eight was the lowest recorded tempera- 
ture in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a. m 
reading at 1 p. m. was 84, . Temperatures will average about two de 
grees above the nermal high of 78 and low of 
58. Saturday's high is expected to be near 77. 
Tonight's low will drop to 60. 
Today's southwesterly winds at 12-15 miles 
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weather. Whenever the temperature threatens to 
hit 8 degrees or more, the Mayor throws away OUR COOL MAYOR—Pontiac’s Mayor Philip 
E. Rowston smiles with relief as he lets in a 
cool breeze to offset the heat wave. No stuffed his tie and wears an open-neck, short-sleeved 
| shirt to his law office in the Community National 
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| ij Bank Building. shirt, Rowston is a staunch member of the 
Pontiac move towards 7 shirts in warm 
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Flat Rate Income Tax Bill Acts.to Bolster 
Left by Solons on Holiday City Planning 
| LANSING wW—Legislators took a‘‘‘let the dust settle’ for a while 
holiday from lawmaking and the jin the wake of spiking the. ‘‘piggy- | 
(hot, sticky capitol today leaving |back’’ income tax plan Wednesday 
“Another cycle in the tax battle | 
in committee. has passed and it would be a stra-. 
It probably was @ good thing ‘tegic mistake to try to get the 
Many were tired and a few snap- flat rate tax through immediate 
pish, in no mood to cozy up to jy" said Sallade 
their political adversaries in the * a * 
gruelling tax fight to strike off 
the seemingly inevitable compro- 
mise Willman Picks Director 
for New Post Ahead of 
Urban Renewal Start 
Steps to strengthen Pontiac's 
planning potential _in the face of 
Moreover, Sallade and Rep. John 
C. Morris (R-Midland), Republican 
|backers of an income lax as well Manager Walter K. Willman, 
When they scattered late yes- jas taxation committee members ~~ * * 
terday, it was after one of the {planned to be in Denver most of Willman disclosed that a new ad 
| most productive days of the mar-:|the week for the National Young   ministrative post has been created 
athon legislative session. Both | Republican Convention 
| Senate and House put in good | For maximum support in the — director of Planning, whith will 
businesslike. licks. House, the Conlin package would be filled Monday by James 
| Apprehension a bout possible | have to be timed for a showdown Bates, youthful senior planner Oe 
afte eir re inewspaper criticism influenced | ft - their return the 
lawmakers in deciding to return! 
iMonday night rather than stretch | 
‘their long weekend to Tuesday as Red Chinese 
Turn Big Guns ping into it af an Initial salary 
of $8,320 annually. ‘suggested by some 
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That was one reason cited by | 
|Sen. Edward Hutchinson (R-Fenn- on Matsu Group tees to cover the salary this 
lville), GOP spokesman on such) a year will be drawn from the fed- 
/matters, in replying to expressions | TAIPEI, Formosa (AP} — The erally-appropriated urban renewal 
from. Sens. Harold M. Ryan (D-| inese Communists today shifted! planning budget and already-budg- 
Detroit) and Philip Rahoi (D-Iron ‘heir .artillery bombardment to @/eted moneys for the city's plan 
Mountain) |point. 150 miles north of the Que-|ning department, said Willman. 
As for House Taxation Commit-|™°Y Islands, lobbing 430 shells on SINCE GRADUATION itiny Kaoteng Island in the Matsu| tee failure-to act as expected eros nae. | Bates, 27, has aith the 
ithe 150 million dolla flat_rate ‘in- 
icome tax ater by its chairman, The nationalist Chinese Defense Detroit plan commission since his, 
‘Rep. Rollo G. Conlin (R Tipton), Ministry said it was the heaviest/1954 graduation from  Michi-' 
\there was a dual explanation given. | [bombardment Kaoteng had under-| gan State University as an urban 
|planning specialist 
The House was too bushed for rie Quemoy Islands. 150 miles, 
necessary committee work. ito the south, are the usual target | In Detroit, Bates concentrated 
Resides, said Conlin and Rep. [of Communist artillery | on urban — expressways 
George W. Saliade (R-Ann Ar | the Red guns apparently began and master eames. 
Wor). |8 commentien seemeber, Dees ishelling Kaoteng in an attempt to; The new Pontiac official worked 
came ne sg! “ =e lcover the approach of.a three-;on a master plan for the City of 
| ‘wre's — | masted junk. The ship also fired.) Alma six years ago and is pres-| 
Conlin said it would be wise vd be speculation that it was carry-) lently completing work for a mas- 
ling invasioh troops was consid- jter’ s degree in city planning at, 
jered fanciful. iWayne State University, 
| The island's guns replied to the e¢ *« 
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The planning position will be 
on the department head level, 
‘said Willman, with Bates step- 
been 
    
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| Graduation Rites 
Held at PCH Today | 
Commencement exercises for 
‘Pontiac Central High School, 
scheduled to be held at 8 p.m. 
| yesterday at Wisner Memorial Sta- fire, and the ship turned and fled. | 
    Story Didn’t Go Over 
ACCRA, Ghana (UPI) ~— Four 
burglary suspects accused by a 
wealthy farmer appeared in mag- 
istrate’s court in fake uniforms 
with a fake search warrant. 
They argued unsuccessfully that roads will be the itnimediate jobs’ 
Pontiac's stepped-up planning di-, 
vision will tackié, said Willman, | 
with emphasis on urban renewal. 
City Hall planners will be faced | — 1! Charles Murphy, 
the upcoming urban renewal proj-| 
ect were announced today by City, 
Urban renewal, expansion of the) 
iCivic Center and implementation! 
of the Barton study for an. im-| 
proved network of Pontiac arterial! ay Raises Based 
on Proportion 
Structure Plan 803 Educators to Get 
$156,810 Increase in’ 
New Rating System The | 
| By HARVEY ZUCKERBERG 
The Pontiac Board of 
‘Education last night ap- 
‘proved a wage scale calling 
for $156,810 in raises for 
the city’s 803 teacffers. 
This is the first time in 
the history of the school 
system that a pay structure 
plan has been adopted. 
Previous pay hikes have 
come tn the form of across- 
the-board increases. 
The across-the-board method 
gave a flat raise of equal amount 
to all teachers 
The wage scale provides for 
| proportionate increases accord 
| ing to experience, training and 
years of seniority with the school 
system. 
| The teachers were ‘‘the most 
pleased"’ they've been to date— 
with reservation for some minor 
grumbling. 
The first request put to the Board 
jtwo weeks ago by a joint com 
; mittee of the Pontiac Federat 
‘of Teachers and the Pontiac Ed 
iucation Association called for 
teacher raises totaling $250 7M 
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The schedule ‘submitted by the 
teachers also. was designed to 
double teachers’ salaries at the end 
of 10 years 
The Board returned the ini 
tial request and told the salary 
| committee to adjust its desired 
| pay structure to a nrere modest 
|} $150,000 limitation — what the 
| Board could afford, it said. 
| The teachers’ 
came to $163,000 adjusted schedule 
spokesman for 
told the Board 
the two sides 
: agreement salary committee, 
this is the closest 
have ever come in 
“For the money allocated, this 
is a fine schedule,’ said Murphy 
Ke are most happy that our- 
ine tor index pay schedule has been 
| sdouted: It is what we have beer 
working for "' 
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The slight grumbling was a re 
sult of what the teachers felt was 
an insufficient increase for the top: 
land longevity end of the wace 
scale, 
The 
| night structure -adopted last 
provides for a starting 
salary of $4,450 for a teacher 
with a bachelors degree, a $100 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 
Goan Workers 
"Will Be Hired 
for Courthouse Detroit Planning Commission ' 
A spokesman for the J. A 
Fredman Inc Pontiac constru: 
tion company, said it is the policy 
of the company to hire workers 
from the area in which the pro- 
ject as taking 
*T can think of no one who will 
work on the Oakland County court- 
house who will not be from the 
county.” said Donald J. Fredman 
of Birmingham, expeditor for the 
‘company 
“ “In counties other than Oak- 
land we try to hire a large 
percentage of men from the 
county in which the project is 
situated,” Fredman said, place 
He made the statements in reply 
to a letter in The Press’ Voice 
Mf the People column in which & 
reader stated that ‘if vou will 
look at his (Fredman’s! other jobs, 
you will find about 90 per cent 
of his men are from other states.” 
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Fredman today said the only 
job he can think of where work- 
iers were from outstate were on a 
Nike Army base construction job 
in Monroe. 
He emphasized that the Fred 
man company had no control over 
where the - subcontractors hire 
their personnel | 
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In Today’ Ss pies 
Ollie Stoutamire, youngest of = 
defendants. 
Other defendants are Willion T, 
j Collinsworth, 23, Patrick 4. Scar- 
‘ brough, 2, and David F. 
Beagles, 13%. 
Stoutamire's attorney John 
Rudd. protested that Stoutamire 
was sleepy and drunk at the time 
and that Hopkins and Deputy 
Sheriff W. W. Slappey extracted 
{Continyed on Page 2, Col. 6) 
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ON WAY TO TRIAL—The four white youths accused of raping 
a Negro college coed leave the Tallahassee, Fla jafl on the’way to 
the courtroom where their trial went into its third day today, In 
the quartet which could get the death sentence if 
(from left): Willion Cyffinsworth, 23; Patrick Sea 
Stovtamire, 16; and David Bony es, 18, ; ; ‘ , |.     
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They recalled the mad bomber | The cominencement was held at| hey. were —™= = Lana et ae, isda = — 
who terrorized New York City for/11 a.m. today in Central's cym-| | mener- under way carly mext year, he | Combes ..... 0.2.54 secceq doe M4 
16 years. He had planted 33 bombs/nAsium. said. Coanty News oscccccccveccs 13 
before police caught him ih 1957.) Pontiac Northern High Scheot | . Bditertade ......iscevrsrccrc. € 
New York’s mad bomber Iwill hold its commencement at 5 News Flash Planning work is mounting he Farm & Garden ....... $2.33 
Gusts Metesky, 57. ta in Mat. tonight in the school auditoriiim. | j said, as preliminary plans are as- Journey to Love .......... ¥ 
Hee eo onate  tosgitat, on mm. | Df» Lowell R. Eklund, director | _ jsembled for submission to the Ur.) Markets seveenes, 38 
| ‘stitution for the criminal in. |°% Continuing education at Michi-| CLEVELAND © —Firestone (ban Renewal secre Tey cf Obituaries ...... Susavgeees v 
| sane at Bences, N.Y gan State University Oakland, was, Tire & Rubber Co. and the Unit (Continued on Page 2 Col. 2 Sports oo... cc ceae cs . 28-31 
j , ly oa. iCentral’ s guest. speaker. | ‘ed Rubber Workers today signed maar = —_ Theatérs |. ....3.. wes ees ae 
He was committed fo the hos-| D. B. Varner, chancellor of 
pital without being tried. He is)MSUO, will deliver the commence- 
under treatment for tuberculosis.|ment address aj Northern tdnight.' eight cities. - ® - a sf 
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  i : » an agreement to end a 58-day: 
eld strike of 18,000 employes in 
    
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| Less than five per cent of Fin- iThe Day in Birmingham 
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        turtle mamed Hermantha, | 
ped reatfie on the corner of 
Jess W. Quick Given ; t, ak epark and Oak streets in Bir-| t BIRMINGHAM — Summer rec-|reports will highlight the 1 p.m. 
Sentence in Gambling mingham yesterday, 2 reation plans were distributed luncheon meeting of the Birming- 
‘ G Ch \ police radar crew, possessing | ‘throughout Birmingham schools ham Rotary Anns Monday at the 
onspiracy arge i] the intricate equipment for trap- | iyesterdey, according to Patriciajhome of Mrs. William Braley of 
keep peeders, was ‘baffled at |Husemann, acting recreation di-| 19300 Riverside Dr. ' 
‘Oakland County Circwt Jud to curb this new violation |: | rector. * * * | { 
x | ; - yer . <. ; . cj L : ! Clark J, Adams today placed Finally the police called the | ee ah i ee Pol ie I] ne . M : prea ee | 
~ aye “ y " -Veg ave irs. 
“Mér Pontiac policema Wo dog catcher to remove their | = oolers through the 15-ye aE ox Ba ht ave a iil | NEW 49 STAR } 
Quick on three years probat 1 problem ;group will get under way June 29 as her accompanist during the : 
his part in a gambling conspiracy ALS jand close July 31. | program, FLAGS 
i = ° : . \' na wareler Sundell, 36 | les a oO! ~ ’ I — a handed out ? - weve. he dubbed Activitics will be planned at 3 
Judge aam aii Sty ain ( i 2 , 3 
Ce eee eae enn ene eet the wandering ammal Herman Adame, Pierce, Midvale. and F suman FUN FOR NOW at SIMMS ther mnem anvolved iB aRe | faund the 17ineh snapper Geerten scbent playgromets ane KIDDIES COSTS EM) te eneien tot ae. | ie Wwolve ) the : _ KE 
‘paris a ; aaa aM ing alone apparently on its at Eton and Pembroke Parks. | LESS AT SIMMS sorted sizes. t Charles B. Johnson. 38. of 6 \ im Ouarton Lake | The pregram inchides handcraft, : ! 
Senne fedl, end Unnlan 8 Raames, 220 | pottery, arts and athietics x5 Ft. Flag Sets : Bi of 8224, Baldwin A) fe meu toate doc | Events will be held daily from ~ 
The Judge A 9 a.m. till noon and from 1 to Reg. $3.95 Seller 95 ' 
with $250 court ex R ~ * | 4 p.m. Flag with 3-pe. six-foot ' | pole, wail bracket, rope ) 
fo announcing the probation i . ne | A day camp program will again Indoor and Outdoor - + + all at this saving. : 
term to Quick, 44, of 505 b. Bey > Hue and found ies be held at Springdaje "ark. Buses 3x5 FOOT 
erly Ave., dudge Adams said A change was will leave the playground at 9: 30, Teeter Totter Samson Bunting ...... ) 
“PE have confidence that this will ; |a.m. and return at 4 p.m. 95 ” 
be the end of your criminal ac me For the first time Birmingham ’/—E WR ... i  #$#'E Samson Bunting ..... ? 
tivities." - {is offering special training in baton ! 
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Ve also pointed out Q W | p k H d | twirling beginning June 25 at Bar A wonderful to - y % & Storm Kinz ...... 
record aS a police officer, for man IC 5 ed AP Wirephoto num Junior High School. The 11 an exercise ( 
which you received at least one . : ELEVATOR TRUCK AIDS — A rapid yginsit elevated station here yesterday. The stairs to the | 4-m. til noon class will be open to) small children. citation) fommimecitorinus) conduc of New Planning Unit repair truck with a moving platform, center fore street were blocked by debris. At least 33 per- as 6 to 15 years old. aera, — 
and also a record t food ca round, is used to lower victims to the street sons were hospitalized. The police are hunting —_ at oe ens Bldg. office 6-Fr. 
den vl One) ifler an explosion ripped through a Boston for a ‘mad bomber’ type of person. s; Segue _ * * =< 8 ; ee | . 
Te = vs * 1 $1 600 000 | Continuing programs include ten- { } 
r; hree men pleaded | — <i j f ‘ ' ’ ’ ° ‘ jnis, archery, riflery, music anc , Alay 3 oO CONSD Cy erostr ael : O07 ite 2 te ERATE to Ota | aiw ©an’t Decide Controls on Legal Oklahoma Booze ‘swimming. ISstice en, a pnipner eharyve 
bribery) eiinet hen was uh PEDO Gn AGT} a ° . The swimming program for . fo 
slreet, Civic Center expansion ant q k | Ww h H hildren and adults will be at the missed by the Prosecutor's Offi : L ak t eat = Quick 7 oe : Mie« fs ‘ protechon f ness outhwest 1 uor ee Ss a mM ers IN e Barnum and Derby Junior High j FOLDS 
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‘ esidential negehborhood fron slum ‘hool —— ~ flawless record fo vous belore _ . . | schools, 1 I ( a ; u ar et condition OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—The Oklahoma Four months ago the Legislature, prodded M H + that the FLAT - 1 Was CISinisset OlUWw Lg iS ; seemann sak a cs 
: Legislature is setting . Ye Very yy iov oward E . a) At IE Ready ¢ } arrest last September, was accused Bates’ Initial staff will consist - ; setting a new record every by young Gov. J. Howard Edmondson, called Girl Scout cabin at Springdale Bese to" Men's Quality Clothes 
ef taking $122 from) Johnson, of Henry Smith, planning tec h day It meets. And It's still sailing MONK an election on ending Oklahoma 8 51 years Pi irk has been readied Jee Os “econds: t LOWEST PRICES loved operator of a y imbling house: mbe ian, and Boernest) Bithier, ur loudly under a brisk wind of pronibition inight stays or cookouts for Girl © All metal a 
in Ponthac, to turn aver to hi ‘newal alist, but more 7 | Scouts and Brownies the are: Saturday 
t . ie i Pons, ban renews —_ ee * * * Repeal was adopted April 7. Since that Scouts and Brownies iin the are * frame Friday & Li Vie juad officer for ad-, staff members may be added Never before has the Legislature st \ }Reservations must be made at the ® Non-slip . » has Le » stayec ‘ ens , f manee on tOriia iy to when the: tatef, aald Wi.uman _ it ; g " ure staye time the House and Senate have been | Recreation Board office hand grips BASEMENT BARGAINS ‘ 
6 ; i at the nonalr-conditioned ceé : ate : f i 
game was it Ged PY PONCE | The planning department willl gy Ene ring — capival so: 1a trying to decide how big a liquor tax ~ wld —er h . Karnes wax named as a cod ee yas 1 the spring. an 3 enamel tinis lant a eae See’ “also be called on ty come up with should be, whether liquor ads are really At both the 9:30 and 1] am. & HIGH QUALITY : Sanforized CHAMBRAY nda he refi ed lo testy oe longranpe plar ehichitiv The 23rd week of the 27th session ; : services the Congregational : 
bad and If it’s ; yy ; against Quick, The card game al one pag never had b Wollman ents Rilucény and tt ad an t’s all right to drink in pub- Church of Birmingham will  ob- — CONSTRUCTION (9) Men s Work Shirts 
, “ a, a alsa * * * more weeks y 7 aay 5S taree lie sé ee ve a, The 
rome . Rev. Raymond A. Senner will pre- 
Outside Judge Adan eiort THese include schemes for indu . ‘aig So tight were proposed restrictions on | ,, nt Bibles from the church to the $2.00 Value 
room, Quick said he wa very (lal parks reereation areas, and “one ors have been so busy sniffing at drinking, one rural lawmaker complained | 43 junior boys and girls who have . 3 
Klad” with the sentence Phis ys location of fut ie public building eRS) liquor they haven't got around to pro he'd have to go to a privy to get drunk. completed their fourth grade work 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor PR 
a big load off my mind ad Such as fire falls, branch libraries viding money to run the state the next two The restrictions have been eased. but the Mrs. Dalton Lamb, general . 
Quick a school flsacal year bill still is hanging fire church school superintendent, and 
mt Donaible that changes in . head of the Children’s Day wor- Unusual Gifts for DAD on 
A BI k D; Trick! the city’s master plan and zo ship program, said displays of ] . FATHER’S DAY June 21st Size 14 to 17 
ac r irty rick! ip may came about a s . classwork will be in the various Blue cham- 
RIDIAS ” - of aN strengthened “ANAIBG | divi = Adenauer. Chief | Parks Group School Board Hikes rooms 2nd FLOOR BARGAINS besy ebirte for 
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Will be confiscated from spec Willman said that the new em er ree | h .__# | ’ Newly elected officers © Mab , ) ; ; : . < “ds ‘lass » First 
tutors the next time theres a) PRAM OM the city's own planning Fy CACNEFS DdigiiGS — |tewsristip class of the Weather Meter 10-oz. BLUE DENIM parade. ‘Some plstsligters at thi division has been contemplated ruce 0 qa $e OVIeS Again | : Baptist Church will be nstalied : ; : 
ee Ve - : i ; . tonight by Mrs, Stewart Smith M D last one were found to have joad ores “f mu a ars and may result = _ , | (Continued From Page Onc) seal ite includes William Rich- A fisoa eter en $ ungarees : ed up with ink n economies in (he urban renew The Department of Parks & Rex i ; 4 le Holl Stay. *- 
al program reation will offer free movies un.| TS8® over e previous scale. ardson, president; Guy lMoloway, & Humieny 4 . . West Germany’ s Erhard ' fer the skies again this summer | After 10 years, the same teacher vice-president; Ray Helge, secre S$? Val t+) Reg. $2.00 : 
A Pretty Flimsy Story Fy rs i : ance | ; (oy - i Near Open Rebellion * A - will get $6,800, Previously, he tary: and Kenneth Kilbury, treas vu alue d 
Sultvols wal ve Trimimnes i" Id } fl reasive | i 500 : 
\ DON Enel ‘ A ' The series of 10, all-color films, WOW have received only $6,5 ure Poe - \ IMBI EDON  Enegtand al Py) id) The costs for se r ices frorh’ Against Top Man will be shown at 8:30 p.m. Tues after the same period. * * * $8 e « 5 
Police stopped: David Walder, ‘Geer Associates of Birmingham | lays at Oaldand Park | All ott ive ' Mrs. Werner Schettling will have \ > 
4 to te ! ‘ ( ohbls ive bee { + sabn uty a ark Oo * tral zy leve ar 2 , . 4 to tell him } had a Wobbly have been running about $10,000 a BONN. Germany. iUPIi<Ludwig i" ‘100 y nine evels start charge of the 7 p.m. smorgasbord Heavy weight denim A 
M heel on his car They found era Erhard’ t i. ” een Starting the series June 23 will | %!'" ane neases; Siac supper \ ! plea gd Ficoars “a : The front bumper wa® Wired to * * * ny MRE ; Ls truce wh - ae be the showing of Adventures of | A master’s degree teacher now ee ; Sealy Bize 29 to 42. 
the flapping fenders: thednvers The ain Adenatier broke down today iu M W lerbt : . eee $1650 to start, $7,090 after} ; ; As shown wood 
K hye ompany was retained) two r, onderbird, Other films: | Flection of officers and annual Se a fi door Was attached by string to years ape to work on urban Le dynamic economics minister ap , a 4 ; —_ 110 years. He used to get $6,850 Be . Eralned plastic Smart IVY LEAGUE 
« Fusty hinge the windows were ar 7 - peared on the. verge of open re une 4 AVING Jesert JUIY (, after 10 years meter that re- M S| k 
held jn with putt thie liole ay ew _ ee | mt " belbon ayainst the old chancellor Johnny the Giant Killer July 14, * * * vc oan ree atmce- en ’s ac $: 
in 4 we oe there Md Wwithow } T uy ee ttl. “ racers j The Littlest Outls w: July + pheric moisture Gir (wisteduw bent tenet » Wideh work Willawh sik " a battle for the leadership of ( - a i i. u I ies | A teacher with 30 hours crea van State Wins Big Point Adjustable for 
nant ny, ad wilt Vest Gsermany line sland; uly 2 Indian p past the master degree star poe {se aoa Re 4 
n ‘ 1 i) wil " Within * * * e rising, Aug. 4 Davey Croc Ret. In $180 and afler 10. yea ' ly x BB och e $3 5 
City HAL Wallen ‘4 : mahi j \ Sen Au AV se (7 : . = mete years Rels gift that Dad . 
Name Newsman Phe feud started when Adenauer Gian Scout. Au i A . in Won $7.400 compared to the previous in Florida Rape Case wil appreciate Value OW want to arvold expensive Hddenly announced he would pe derland Avis IR Mv Sister | $7000) 
f p creation of an urban renewal in the chaneellors hip instead of leen, Aug. 2o, Dumbo The man who has his doctorate! - . Page One) TAYLOR or AIRGUIDE wally-Washebie 
0 ost af department fo plan and adminis. (taking the lesser job of president now, starta at $5,050 and. after 10 (Continued Tiron Sage ‘One Indoor G Outdoor Sheen green pants ter the project," he explained | Eechard. expecting to sueceed Ade pees ; the statement from him under a in broken size (Continued Fro see One : 2 Tr years gets $7,720 as opposed to - . range 34 to 42 ma om Page One) | WAH Ihe planting department nauer as chancellor, was angry eenagers et 1$7.250 * : PE threat he might get the electric ermome er Heavy duty 2z!p- 
contributed numerous articles to heduled "o i “ : ot uf the unexpected revers Theselhikestamountn ppr chair. per’ —_ ge 
Seadina ‘lone wing Chedtiles Oo handle most o iP T ‘ F A o approxi $5 ; . 
ding national magazines the drawing board work, the job of Erhard supporters circulated a rison €rms In mately 90 per cent salary increases H j * d hs hs t had tt si p alue ic ~ Gensine CONE Dosim 
at ved } elementary and administering the progeet wall re paper purporting to show Aden A R bb for teachera in all training le ; e also sai is client hac ne <= i 
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high “hool cdueation at Falls main in the lap ef Robert A} aver had misrepresented events | réd O ery after 10 years intelligence of only a vee 88 j im > en s ac ets 
Church, Va. Faia Chair Wi and Steet assistant cily manager.| leading to his decision to remain . * a * and didn’t understand what he was | wal $4 Qualit 
Washington. 1) ¢ Willman said las head of the geve : I Prison terms of 1 to 15 years doing. ; ej Y e government. Er Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, superin . >| At 1 j iw Eiverst Pope Coordinator of the project the! hard) himeelf was expected to “ e imapos! d we MOPnINg UPON teadent of schools, explained the. Rape is a capital offense in 99 
was oa Recto che | past two year Herer rr give Partiament his own version Pe ere w igh ipated in goals of the adopted pay  struc- Florida but no white man ever Easy to Read 
foothall captain and a member of cently given a $1700 boost in sal! ef the feud today. jthe robbery of a safe from a Bit ture to the teachers present at has been electrocuted for raping Indoors and 
Delta Tau Pedia frat tee tee re adic] alates mingham home last month the esting Negro Outd 
; | It was the first serious challenge A He MECHNE ; Beste: ecers Complete 
; ee sins ee July oi. tote to Adenauer in the 10 years he! Sentenced by Oakland County “The minimum salaries have | Slappey. who was on the stand geile ar necetices af Size Range " M mneapolis, Minn He mar License for Sale! has guided West Germany from (reuit Judge Clark J. Adams been increased by $100 to im. at the time testified that Stouta- a glance at the sam wall cipipe 
to. Se Sse ehartonty ae Xielh a crushed dictatorship to a bastion were Ronald C. Hundlo, 18, of 158 Prove our competitive position ‘mire was sober and alert and that J dependabie — precis- front, slash rai and has two children DALLA rex PPT! Sharon (of democracy and a world political woo George St. Hazel Park. and) for new teachers. Maximum sal. Hopkins warned him fully of his} ‘on™ ade instru . BP pockets, elastic 
aan oe ee dr. oti, amt oa Aster. taka hep fost fest for a powel Richard A. Stevenson, 17. of 1330 aries have been increased more constitutional rights to refuse to Fs TAYLOR <> waist, washable 
' j | | , i i poets Eenetopes I mrs TCISC = bie more —_ Cambourne St, Ferndale than minimums to continue the sive the statement. omens UB sice crown. bt a or chases pork Fils aiyeeontinenl avi Wetec tine mf nen a theoexamin Ank it came from the man | trend of several years to achieve The officer said that while the COLF B t sizes. Brown, blue 
as of §4hy 1 tragedy tawny peifroalnian jotted moat ¢ redited with rebuilding the Hundio and Stevenson, along maximum salaries that improve youth may have had a drink dur- GUIDE arome er. 8. 2 ( Junce Twill 
~ * * dosen her on ro mitstake Phe country into ‘a major economic with five other men and two | the economic position of career ing the evening he was cold sober. Varney al rr ircay Petroliman as Ided op the seore ‘foree in the world juveniles, were arrested after | ieachenn at the time Men’ $ Work Pants 
by Pope. aucepant eat tl rep) SMe annotineed hed passed Erhard had been given the best the safe containing $8,000 in non , The statement was taken at the hy iil WINE - Yr r P E 
job esh Pin plad that’s aver chance of becoming chancellor in) negotiable stocks and bonds, was | Philip J. Proud, assistant super city jail about 4:30 a. m., some Reg. 2.98 “Resides | rent ih 4 ny ited ii} never drive the event the 83-year-old Adenaucr stolen from the home of Elmer intendent of schools in charge of two hours after his arrest. | 
knowledge aod experies i Pil never cine again? run for president ' Kapke, 1263 Brookwood Dr. personnel, said. “We still are im : 
de}i httu nd . { 2 : - mobilized in our efforts to hire | & thay and a Vos ri : - : ees sd new teachers,’ and acknowledged (‘} gon,"' the chaneetleat tarts . | a cees au 
He WH by ne with other Board members that £ “ liable 4 bes many will g pr school sys- Twill in grey or @ of the central Pietstratien tecam lene hat Sante ihe ok ays ® khaki oe er a . vo : é $ rhe 3 ; or a 
at MSt®) e ontiac ress Lets Dad know what the weather's pein rants "aa. a 
° ® * * oiling to be for his golfing matc Be De kets 
. i reclaen made by TA R sid Latorchodt Th The statements followed an an 1 Pontiac Press hz ; Ideal aift for the golfer, 
e Weather nouncement by Whitmer that ‘‘our : af i ae ress) haa) been 
raise increase for teachers won't pe py the Pontiac Area Junior DEM M D scores 
ee Weathes Macees Report ‘bring us up to the median of the ai er of Commerce for com- ‘ artiy + ” 
Cloudy with a few scattered show , es (Stee Pontiac has been ranked " ye ben” | i —ind Fi) OR. Sesieew ——— 
ceane ionicee oat mince ehtn wenn 39th in teacher salaries out of 52 As a token of appreciation, af 98 N. Saginaw n oor 
night and tomerre thigh to . neal * c . ’ 
MbULas tenki WEN ee competing school systems in. the Michigan flag was presented to 
biel le tenke nk ee Detroit: metropolitan area Pontiac Press publisher Harold A. r wt mie amorrou . : , . . ng westerly tonight tani . . . Fitzgerald by Leslie W. Langford, | What-A-Gilt For DAD On FA | R | 
Today in Ponting | past president of the Jaycee or- : T HAVER THAT 
Prael een i Board President Glenn Griffin anization FIRST AND ONLY ELECTRIC SHAVE pitt om vy ‘ told teachers representatives The Press wae praised for jen 
Bun te Prine spe ene ; ane is the best we could do We service to the entire community | 
Bun sre Bar day aE (55 rope! it Is accepted with satisfac: and its assistance to Jayceé ac-| 
Moon rises Friday at J0 53 a+ tian fivities | } { 
Downtown Temperatures za NEW ADJUSTABLE 
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Highest temperature f >| 
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Saweet temperature meus ¥f} 30.95 9 2 ELECTR \ HAVER 
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4 in 1956 42 in 1906 a ere eae lenses, in- 
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Reltimore 83 ee Mara) ucite 4" f Only $1.00 holds in layaway g empn f eo / 
Brownevitie 93°77 Miami 1 Al TF : (Case with purchase $1.00) 
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eer ‘ $8 Pittapurgh ar CHIN UP This little Piper Cub plane bit AP Wirephote 
3 nrest > 2 rf y erect, = rt 3 off more than it could chew waren it ran out of he hand-cranked the plane, because, of a @ead' 98 North CAMERAS ; , 
| Fort. Worth 4 “ 8 8 Mare a 9, control and tangled with the prop of this big battery. When the motor started, the youth lost Saginaw —Meia SUNDRY TaaVaal a —Main 
‘ pF. 66 Tampa ax iq) DCS at the Atlanta, Ga, airport. The owner of contre. as the plane shot forward, and into the | . Street BROTHERS , Fioar 4 DEPT. hieitela.e) Ficor 
j 91 8 Traverse C. 95 63) the Cub pot ¢ j : . — P ‘ ; tone $0 64 Washington 04 724° (he Cub got a youth to sit at the controls while. prep of the DC3. ‘The youth was uninjured | « a AMAT E AMIE SSR q =| 
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Navy Researcher Points Drill. at 35,000-Foot Depth .   
He Wants to Dig Deepest Hole i in the Earth BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — A Navy research scientist 
wants to dig the deepest hole ever dug. Where? He doesn't 
know. He is looking for an easy way through the earth’s 
crust. 
* Dr. Gordon G. Lill, head of the geophysics branch of the 
Office of Naval Research, says a lot of tists are ex- 
cited about the hole he wants to drill, perhaps six miles 
deep. 
. * * * 
Lill’s project is known as the Mohoe Project. Simply ex- 
plained, he wants to-drill as deep into the earth as possible 
for samples of natural history not now available. 
Lill is among scientists attending the “Undiscovered 
Earth” conference of the Southern Research Institute. 
The Mohoe wrovect will cost between 10 and 15 million 
dollars. . 
COULD SOLVE QUESTIONS 
of the earth's origin. 
’ For instance: 
Have the oceans always existed? 
Are the continents actually floating or shifting? 
_ Where to drill such a hole is probably the most difficult 
> problem of all. Drill in the ocean? Lill explains it this way. 
“That, in a way, is a short cut. We have to drill through 
tupproximately 30,000 or 35,000 feet of earth crust. By drill- vw Lill wants a sample of 1,000 feet of mantle beneath the | 
earth’s crust. He believes this will answer many questions | ing in the ocean bed, we can count on approximately 15,000 
feet being water. 
* * * 
“That leaves 15,000 feet of hard drilling. One phase of 
such exploration is our search for silt and sediment. If the 
oceans have existed from the beginning of time, where is 
the sediment? 
“We knew that on the average the ocean beds have 
approximately 1,000 feet of sediment. If the oceans have 
existed from the beginning, there should be between 
50,000 and 100,000 feet of sediment. Where is this sedi- 
ment? That is one thing we want te know.” 
Lill hopes to settle once and for all the question of float- 
ing continents. 
* * * 
  the ocean beds, which would prove the oceans have exist- 
| will be that the earth's continents do float. 
  
Negro Church Voted In |Want Lower Vote Age 
| MADISON, N.J. (AP)—An all-| COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The 
‘Negro church has joined the New-|Ohio House passed and sent to 
ark Methodist Conference. The! ithe Senate a resolution to lower, 
Galilee Methodist church of En- lthe voting age from 21 to 18 
glewood was voted to membership| years, If approved, the issue will 
unanimously by delegates at the be submitted to the voters in No- 
162nd session of the conference. | vember.   
  
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for Involved Minister) re consregation ot Trinity —, LANSING @-Bills to abolish the only state that permits judges} Sen. Frank ‘ andrews (R-Hill- Commission one-half of 1 per cent trolled atmosphere storage of Provide tor state licensing ae SAN AN ‘Baptist Church accepted the resig- 
Michigan’s- one-man grand jury|to.sit as one-man grand juries. man), municipalities committee{of all gas tax revenues. It would{fruits and vegetables, regulation of private detectives, ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—A/nation of the 33-year-old minister 
law and equip cities and villages} Pins opposition lay ahead in the|-nairman and‘a leading support-|give the commission about $650,000 Permit a minimum of 10 per| *lew motorists with mutilated Mexican divorce bas ended the| Wednesday at a meeting attended nate. or illegible driver licenses to |™arriage of Dr. W. S. McBirnie,|by 1,200 persons, : i q : er, said the bill would help settle! for harbor i t bi . 
vin sew amnoxton pote “Dawe a Inish fehl" plo beng rb meovement tn cnt tera sca et fu tes trices [apse minster wo repel ho) ee spo. ps, fast-growing outstate cities. y chat ioe - Sapa = ae ke — redefine mixed |pastorate after admitting “im-| The former Mrs. McBirnie de 
s ohol Vverages for purposes | proper involvement’? with a wom-jclined comment on the divorce. Legislature ‘today. --|fied Virginia annexation plan The Senate also approved, 22 to 
~ * * |cleared the Senate on a 19-11 vote,/s . measure to abolish the State ~~ * . of cales. be McBirnie’s whereabout i . F ee i : i congregati "s wherea The two proposals topped a list|°%® Over the minimum passageinepartment of Adminnitarsiot Rep. James P. Mielock (R-Whit-|, Authorize disposal of surplus) Require a doctor's iption! Judge Ed abe rza a Hen ane + 4 bills ckayed in the Louse requireemnt, and headed for the Department of Administration|temore), the sponsor, said some farm properties held by state in-| S prescription’ Judge Eduardo Ga Villasnor | Known, 
anid Senate wate y in a burst Bowne. motor pool, forcing sale of several | 400,000 motorboats in the state now | tutions. jot Perchase (of pabexoric, require of the (Court Sas ee F yesterday aa | Streamline court proceedings in| sheriffs and police chiefs to report Stanted the divorce June 1 in Family Month Urged “F) of activity leading up to a three-| The bill would permit cities or {hundred state-owned vehicles. [use at least 1 per cent of gasoline! ee ; . 
da veceas. = : | villages, by council action, to | consumed in Michigan. But, only Condemnation of land for highway weekly on all arrests made with- Nuevo! Taro, Mexice, 1 war) ; , 
Y initiate an annexation ‘proceed. Only the governor and other fracti of th as taxes jq| Purposes so as to exclude the os ; ; learned Thursday. i WASHINGTON (AP) — Every 
Winding up two days of mara- ing by resolution, followed by a! members of the state adminis- lb Seal once ne aed tor peat. question of good faith in an offer out wareants In icouiies wilh over x * * | November woulé,be “Family Me- 
thon _senetens, Benes member’ | petition te the Cirealt Court, | Tative beard would be . urposes, he acid to buy sa a basis for jurisdiction-.300:000 population and provide] The divorce was by mutual con- morial Month” under a resolution i 
clearing the calendar of their state-owned cars in this area of |'"& Purposes, he ° three additional judges for the|sent, which is sufficient grounds introduced by Sens. George D. 
hightailed it for home after A judge from outside the circuit; government. i | 
own bills. Senators did likewise. would a. —. on the sie The bill would not affect auto) 
: | posals vote on annexation. | fleets maintained by State Police nas 
endtee gE Ee «| As a safeguard, 1 per cent ofjand the State Highway and Con. |!¥ supported by Gov. Williams. | 
June 26 deadline for committee the voters in the territory to be/servation departments. They included measures to set | 
action on bills approved by the op- annexed could call a referendum The House approved a bill to | up a civil rights commission and 
posite chamber. As yet, there’s no °" upsetting the judge’s decision. |guarantee the State Waterways) a commission on migratory lab- | 
final adjournment date. —_ ~~~ | or,. authorize creation of indus- 
ui | trial park authorities, establish | 
NO DEBATE incidents in British parks that salary minimum for teachers | ‘ LJ 
The big voting machine in the Billy Graham Flies should have been confined to and provide counseling services   
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‘al disputes   House Republicans staved off @ Among bills tossed on the scrap- Traffic and Ordinance Division of|under Mexican law. Mrs, McBir-| Aiken and Winston L. Prouty, Re 
\Detroit Recorder's Court. Inie's maiden name, Jane Harvey, publicans o fVermont. 
  
- a ! Democratic move to force com- heap were those to: 
mittees ta release six bills active- —_ . ee - a 
    
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House got such a workout that one . a | bedrooms. for elderly workers under the | 
bill to set up a closed primary R f V f se | Michigan Employment Security 
election system for Michigan) 0 USSIa or SI I — y our parks are Lea Commission. 
slipped by without a word of de-| dete ty cence Lc hue Passed tm the Hous and - Y _ zi . an . . ' 3 
bate. | LONDON (UPI) — American tions to people kissing or holding » 33 15 the Senate were bills to 
A howl of protest went up when Evangelist Billy Graham left Lon- hands or that sort of contact. But, Establish a commission to pre- 
ae aged ~ the measure vos don yesterday for a five-day we saw things which any Britisher pare for Michigan's role in the 
peices oe J . ern a : pri. tourist visit to Russia. |would object to. Civil War Centennial Commission.’ 
Moscow Graham said Kremlin : . Set up a boiler advisory board 
Pharmacists Take Turns lin the State Labor Department in Mi. tee cya oie back Officials might permit him to . . 
the bill from the Senate, but it Preach prin . Oe a Working as He Recovers a eitne ae ae Potters had alread d ' “If I do preach,” said, “ . _ ; ; ; uire buyers o iristmas 
ne nee will say the same things I do in| WILMINGTON, Ohio “®» — When trees and other trees, shrubbery 
‘Tu ask the governor to veto other parts of the world. And I druggist Charles Mires entered the|and certain plants to obtain a bil! 
it if it passes the Senate, he said. don’t think I will have any dif- hospital for an emergency appen-|of sale as proof of ownership. 
as is a dangerous bill ficulty in preaching through an dectomy, his store was left without | Approved by the Senate were 
; ackers f the ae Jet interpreter.” : heap But not vr long. | measures which would: 
ury repealer mustered a j ellow pharmacists from the 
favorable vote after the bill fell) Graham was questioned sharp- | area took over behind his prescrip- Overhas! state regulations gov- 
four votes shy of passage on the| ly by British reporters about his | tion counter, a new face appearing ermine tra Mer jcma ce parks. 
first test Wednesday. Michigan is' statements that he had seen every other day. | Require a state license for con   
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Missing Ohio Mother of 2Group Asks End (==: Ship Strike Shands |F° 
Found Safe in Oklahoma _Fixne no vine mt, the com ver 800 Passengers! = a . 
asking Ei . bmit al ~ ba From Our News Wires Bank of Akron, Ohio, which bore {0 F OF eign Gifts snee  olan pest ‘year under| NEWYORK (AP)—The Italian! | 
GUYMON, Okla. — An Ohio the printed name and address of which such grant assistance ‘‘shall | Line has canceled the sailing of j 
woman missing from Albuquerque, | Mrs. Eugene Bailey, 1756 Can | Sengte Committee Says be- progressively reduced and its strike-bound flagship, the Giu 
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Mrs. Jeanette Bailey, 25, Akron,/May 29 on vacation with a friend _ |Critics of Mansfield's proposal] The line told the passengers! 7 
Ohio, mother of two, was discov- Tanya Barstoff, 27, of San Fran & WASHINGTON (AP )- _ The had contended that some coun- they must debark and. that it) Be 
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woman a wo men, Guymon) * Pailo . 4 a es EO sage “than loans for a long time. aries ; a 
Police Chief R. L. mortend ald | Mrs. Bailey took the family car 5, @ cutting down and eventually) . [tickets to other lines. Originally, | ”       "and the couple's two children. | wiping out all. gifts. of foreign’ +: ; 11,175 passengers were aboard the 
owns [Boo haar a ' The distraught husband said (cconomic assistance It contends Chemist Claims Beer |Cesare when crewmen _ struck! ’ 
oursome. Shep ’ | his wife telephoned the trailer joans are better M | Tusdé waa diou y 
| ay Be Best Beverage Tusday in a wag disput. | riage Paki ue eden | court where they live Tuesday tk ok ot pay ge tse * 
See ee wai | night and left word she needed fhe committee wrote its de. | MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Beer mnt or service aboard. Passen 
with Mrs. Bailey. Shephard said | : ) 
aiticers converged ‘as yr eelel money. He sent $50, which had mand Thursday into President may be considered the most health-|gers were given a cash food al-| | 
about midnight, but gave no de- | not been picked up by last night. | Eisenhower s $3,930 000,000 foreign {ul of all beverages, including lowance. 
; aid bill. Both the Senate and the .The line also announce cancel-| Is the orehensions. | Mrs. Bailey had been reportec atntin rics -esearc tails of apt te House must agree if it is to be- milk, a Latin American 1 search ation of tha return sun of the 
. living in Albuquerque and working : autacdac, 
The search for Mrs. Bailey be- AS S haninald. aa tworchildnent: (oe effective. No deadline was'chemist said yesterday. ‘liner Vulcania, which docked here 
gan yesterday after a hastily Michael. § and Carmen. 2. are fixed | Hernan Perez of Gogota, Colom-; Thursday. About: 1,200 persons had 
scrawled note was found in the being cared for by Moa Bamiull * ~*~ * bia, told the Inter-American Food booked passage on the Vulcania, 
een of a service: “station al in an apartment in Albuquerque. Sen Mike Mansfield (1-Mont), Institute meeting here that beer Scheduled to sail Saturday. Tucumcari, N.M. | , pushing for more emphasis on vovidex cuick calorie ‘ener t andl * * * 
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The note was scribbled with a few drinks.” — special economic assistance, for = oe penencia" "Italian Seamen’s Union in Rome.|/ 
ballpoint ‘pen on the back of a | Bailey said his wife was “highly which Eisenhower is asking 250 all cases — both for healthy or for) seamen are seeking a 30 per cent 
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'    Truman Exepcted to Back Him   
‘Symington Plays 
WASHINGTON (NEA) — Sen.,ington facade there is something 
Stuart Symington, high on the list|for almost everybody. 
of acceptables for the 1960 Demo-| He made a fortune in busi- 
cratic presidential. nomination,| ness, chiefly by pumping his ewn 
plays a cagey waiting game while| brand of plasma into sagging 
key rivals look ahead to the risks} companies. ‘ 
    of combat in next spring’s pri-| He vastly enlarged his standing 
las a successful executive by tick- Waiting Game me sometimes when I dgn't want 
it,” he added with a smile. 
* * * 
Actually he’s got two other spe- 
cialties — agriculture and space. 
[Senate colleagues vouch for his 
grasp of these. Still, he-believes in 
concentrating on the topics he’s Two Officers Killed   
| in TrainerCrash | 
PENSACOLA; Fla, (AP)—Two! 
Marine Corps officers were killed | 
convention in Baltimore, and did,senator mellowed a bit, adding 
a hatful of other odd jobs. iright-handed golf to his effective 
He took his business training and left-handed tennis and haunting the 
picked up his first stake in his New York night clubs where his uncles’ manufacturing companies| talented wife, daughter of former 
in Rochester, N.Y. Tehn he New York Sen. James W. Wads- 
branched out on his own, quickly worth, had become a sought-after 
pyramiding his successes, Mr. Tru-| Singer in us 1930s. actively involved with. 
‘ To bone up, he takes home plen- 
ty of reading matter. Mornings, | 
he's up at six to knock off some of here. 
it. White he shaves and dresses,| Victims of the crash were Capt. 
his wife reads him the day’s edi--Edwin D. Smith, an instructor, 
torias. jand 2nd Lt. Charles Devries, a 
Nobody knows if his untypical student pilot.       Thursday when a P34 Navy train-| 
jing plane crashed into a bay near: You'll Never. Worry 
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Pee lj j jobs in the i ‘ ; x * : 
All candidates are unavowedat/ "8 off six straight top jo man found him shooting new life waiting game on the Presidency’) The Na is investigating the 
this early moment. But the hand- Truman administration. These 1n-|jnto the Emerson Electric Manu-) Out of this came the blend we|will pay off. Should the odds on, cause of rid crash. ais 
some. lithe, sandy-haired Syming: | tae ene noe he facturing Co. in St. Louis see today: him improve, Symington, the fire-| Smith was the husband of 
ton is more unavowed than most.|‘OUr HES) a All the way he was tense, A courtly gentleman whose balling competitor, may find his|Shirley May France, who at 16 
tional Security Resources Board, 
which made him hame front boss 
in the Korean War. wraps a pretty chafing burden./failed in a highly publicized at- 
|tempt to swim the English Chan- 
inel from France to England in 
  taut, hard-driving. Said a friend: 
“Struhg up like a banjo." Keyed chothes cling so well you want 
his railor’s name, yet a relaxing $50 for 2 wks | He plans to enter no primaries 
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  eee onl y 70¢ ! | time will do little to advance his. this way, and given to bursts of | fellow who disarms you by drap- “He 
| eandidacy—except let himself be |, ** * otis | temper, he successfully eased | ing his arms and legs about the Gangland Host Critical 19. AND IT'S LOW Ps CLD 
other loans to $560 | seen dashing about on speaking | Thal hava : a conser’ aon. his blood pressure with a 1947 | furniture in a loose sprawl and ; a seer | Besides his widow who lives TOO! mee 
with 24 mos. to repay dates. Recent ones: Tacoma, Add to it @ nearly seven-year Sem] gperation severing the sympa: | talking in a halfSouthera, half JOHNSON CITY, N.Y. (AP)—here, Smith is survived by his 
| Philadelphia, Denver, Lamar, |” 18 aie thetic nerves which lead to his | TV Western “howdy ma’am” Joseph Barbara Sr., . Apalachin parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick $4450 
CASH YOU Y IN| REPAY IN- | Mo |tient, appealing to labor and other spine, drawl , gangland convention host, will be J. Smith of Fall River, Mass.7 QOpyj 
 gecerve | 2 WEEKS | 4 WEEKe | elements. . ; a nronic invalid if ae : same (Devries is survived by his widow my 
$25.00 $25.35 $25.70 | He can use this sideline strategy; By some odd political chemis-) But Symington never was just a At close range he's engaging, & cAronic invalid If he RECOVERS | an S Devries ol Penaacala and . w/case 
= : because he’s not the front-runner.|try, ‘‘Stu’’ Symington likewise “doer.” A six he read so much warm, blunt, solid - punching like from a heart attack he suffered his. mother. Eleanor Augusta | See It Today at 
50.00 50.70 51.40 The leader, Sen. John F. Kennedy | seems palatable to both the North his family dubbed him ‘‘professor’’,a man used to giving executive or-| May 27, says a prominent heart Devries of Oxford Mass. | ' 
      
  ders. Making a speech, he retains! specialist Dr. Louis F. Bishop.! 
* ae his vigor and directness, . but me se yearoid Barbara is in 
turb inglychallenged his father $ s a trifle mz -fg pee ae .. ° ° peal ia g nis father — 8 anne m Ment a ,critical condition at Wilson Memo- Study Ancient Snails 
~ ; | Cc aim he only packs one rial Hospital. 
In the first years after his mar-|gun—national defense, Symington P | NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) 
riage to Evelyn Wadsworth, he admits it’s his big interest. At the —Snails and clams 85 to 90 million 
dazzled her by studying night National Press Club, he said ‘‘Sec-]| The British Post, Office handles years old have been uncovered in 
school math and metallurgy. retary of Defense’ when he meant;more than 27 million letters and New Jersey, Rutgers University 
Along the.way, however, the!something else. “That comes. to parcels a day. scientists are studying the fossils. of Massachusetts, has to push the’ ang the South, though he was one and at 10 he owned the *Encyclo-' 
Interest charged at 3% per month on balonces : ; 
And untested Sen, Hubert of but nine Democrats supporting|Paedia Britannica. Often he dis- wp te $50, 7'/.% per month between $50 ond 
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‘Humphrey of Minnesota also has|the Negro position in a key part of 
to dare everything to gain measur- | the 1957 Civil Rights bill. 
abl digat support in 1960. | we top it off, his background 
But Symington, who for 57 yars| offers a geographic grab bag: 
has mixed hard work and good) porn in Massachusetts, raised in 
jluck, already enjoys strong pro-| Baltimore, Md., rose to position 
fessional interest | in New York, gained political |< 
_* * * | stature in his present home, Mis- t sss nmeanenceenanaiaeNineneD = - | 
Former President Harry S. Tru-| souri. : : . | 
iman is expected to plump for him. | “Evidently free of enemies, he . - 
And though he lags far back in! snus : y . par ay 
. : - us seems an ideal ‘waiting’ , 
polls of popular opinion, a Chicago) -andidate “Yee walling \e sorae: 
Dal News recheck of 10, com hing new to lm. His strong com- petieil planted Symington second | petitive instincts made him play 
; . - to win from the start. 
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Blames Uncle Sam for Woes ; Unwanted at Ist, edo oe lana Negro” sell Got oe 'He’ ll Take Plant | —- a ee PALETTE ETE 
trust to H defeat yeste. . Bud Abbott, Broke, Plans tate’ sg's Fit owe From Michigan if te Stuc‘sec Sc nc § Oia lal adalat ieee ‘ship. Dem Tax OK'd | tax. This measure would ~ iii- THE BIG DRIVE-| 
a board voted/ unanimdusly to | ¢lude a state’ levy on business 
to Team With Eddie F oy Near oCheered at, : | | tem totaling por cost. ef SOUTH END ct UNION LAKE RD 4 ; x © DETROIT ®—A suburban De- | the federal income tax they pay. 
. Educator S eaks at There was no incident as Loving’ troit teol manufacturer has Michell said a vusiness or per- EM 3-0661 - TONIGHT OPEN 7 P. M. 
HOLLYWOOD, (UPI)—Comedian only leave: me a little. that's al! | P stepped to the platform. Instead: threatened to move his plant | sonal isftome tax “is discrimin- ALL COLOR SHOW i s 
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o declare bankruptcy, said he: Abbott's money’ problems have C t from the 1,000 persons at theG) ; ing as to business expansion.” & ommencemen commencement exercises, lature adopt any mew form of | 1 asa he favored the Repub- @ ° ig - 
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The 63-year-old straight man of #ssets collected during the rieh FLINT, Mich. (AP)—Dr. Alvin America is it possible for one to) come. ————————— 
he famed Abbott. and’ Costello years in the 1940s when he and Living, a Negro educator, whose|receive a reception like I received’ ~ x * * 
Costello were show business's hot- invitation a commencement tonight.” “I am getting fed up with all This One Should Fly and oldtimer Eddie Foy Jf. were led him to put up his $79,000 home 
( Loving said “nowhere but in, taxation on personal or business | - 
w ANATOLE LITVAK’S proouction or comedy team said he and Foy, 54 
THE JOURNEY ore way Ti y to work , tine tesc comed maker first was rescinded under; Speaking on “‘Democracy’s hope. ” ~ were trying to rk out yulin peak i in d unc oe = - fad ‘he eras y D these taxes on business,’’ said | CAPE CANAVERAL, Fila. 
for the nightclub and té n Bul Pri no fools’ he eald icial pressure and then reinstat- —you, 1e told the graduates the Koy G. Miche. He is board , (UPI 1956 rtible parked 
“un opm not sure if Eddie Foy and (4 after protests from high school world’s future rested with young chairman of Eclipse Centerbore | Mines Sie gels 
Foy is one of vaudes it OSD fp are pertectly sulted to each pupils and teachers, was given a people Co. at the Air Force Missile Test ROBERT MORLEY: E.G. MARSHALL + ems KURT KASZNAR 
, . tanding ovation us he stepped to) Blonde Beverly Newton discard- , . “antar hau tAler : Gostarring Little Foy other vel. That's something we ar : i : The firm makes cutting tools | Center has a sticker on its bump- 
the rostrum Wednesday night ed her valedictory address. In-| for metal fabricators. It employs | er that reads: ‘‘Made at Cape have te work out, But he's a Abbott, when he announced valedictorian discard-| stead, spending harly more than! 159 workers. | Canaveral from used rocket P : s dertul ace me ONE “epl a fine danerr and has wondet ; ; A Ria e ‘ 
ene ont S ‘ ei whi =~ pathos as a comedian atl repared speech and, in = leafur minute on the stage Michell expressed his views in | paris oi 
SOts ale ere ey ese . f ed fe eniors for.‘'I think we've ar eane morerrd] —— . P _—=} sneer = THE INDESTRU HELE CREATURE! 
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ment) don’t split the salary none * * * ber it the estr of our ives.” 
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. P , dex t ‘ ; ' fa 4 low } ; them half a million in deductions —, ae duets California, Here | Went 
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,. Role of Mother Pigeon THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. l 
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Judy. LeRoux came across three 
| different years for his date of birth., 
(UPD) me So she wrote Masefield a letter’ 
and received a handwritten note 
doing a term paper $n the | from the poet stating he was born Wisconsin's chief executive 
) ‘When You're in ‘Doubt, Consider Proxmire Go to Expert for Help 
Charles Boyer's Next Film for Presidential Bid _to Co-Star Three LOveli@S) aise, wa. apse. lrish-Swedish Parley ‘Hollywood Headlines 
VAN NUYS, Calif. i» ~ The St.! 
Bridget of Sweden School here -is: 
staffed by .the Irish Sisters of more than a quarter century, 
| suggested that a bitter Humphrey- 
i Kennedy battle in Wisconsin could 
hurt the party and both princi-   
SAN DIEGO, Calif.  — Stanley, ¢ ARTHAGE, Burgi, ‘13, stayed awake’ all night. wie NOY. 
  
    
  
      
  
  
    
    
      
                   
      
    
    
    
  
      
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William Proxmire (D. Wis) and] mire run in the primary as a fav-! He kept the egg, from whith life of John Masefield, England's June 1, 1878. t. _ 
By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS The. pretty blonde f Mem: Gov. Gaylord Nelson loomed large orite son candidate. sounds of the baby’s pecking were ‘ 
HOLLYWOOD — Picked up the Phis, Stella Stevgps, whom 20th ee the Democratic presidential; To this Proxmire has said he | coming, ele: in his hands ; 
story about Charles Boyer’s next, brought te Hollywood to test for ‘nomnination scene in Wisconsin }5 of an open mind, though pre- Stanley said the mother pigeon 
movie even before I had a chance) the “Jean —. Story” and today—the eve of a flying trip by ferring nat to run, But if he does, flew, away and didn't come back 
. to see his Broadway hit, “The| didn’t get it — has picked her- Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn) ogee ito her nest. After the hatching, 
SQUARE and ROUND Marriage-Go-Round” and pay him 8¢lf off a compensating plum. to the state and its important Dreams Up Fire he took over the job of feeding 
a visit backstage. Today, Panama and Frank set preferential primary next April. \with an eyedropper 
' Early in 1960, Charies returns her for the part of Appastonatta ‘| ~*~ * * GEARY, Okla.  — An early 
to Paris to star in “More Than vem Climax in “Li’l Abner” at Supporters of Humphrey and morning dash was,made by fire- Heart of the Matter 
One Love,”’ the “‘loves’’ already Paramount. ae Louise did = Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass)| men to a Geary house. A woman 
—4i30 - = ‘lined up being Lilli Palmer, Fe- Paft on Broadway and it made acinowledge they expect their told Cheif Lloyd McNeely a neigh- STOCKTON, Calif, (UPI)—When 
GARDEN CENTER licia Farr and (they hope) Kath- ® star of her. favorites to fight it out as White bor boy ran into her house shout- authorities responded to a burglar: 
BALLROOM : erine Hepburn. Andre Cayatte will What happened to the suit House candidates in the delegate ing “fire. fire.” Turned out 13- alarm at a suburban fishing resort. 
2957 Woodward, Detroit direct both versions, the English Stella's husband filed in Memphis election. year-old Clarence Pickett was they found that the alarm’s $125 
Dancing Every and the French: Of course, it’s charging her with contempt of! Nelson, the first Democrat to be sleep walking power unit had been stole: 
Thursday, Saturday, Sunday the kind of romantic yarn Charles court for bringing their son to Cali-! - 
CAMPUS BALLROOM does so well fornia? Maybe, like Vic Damone 
ERS SUE lene Ly SRNUES: There’s no let-up in the demand he had a change of heari. 
. : of fans to see Charles and Clau- ——— Mod. § 
mes Tun cal oAy dette Colbert in “‘Marriage-Go-| Marlon Brando kept his word and 
FINEST ORCHESTRAS Round,”’ such a big hit, and 1| paid off that $300 bonus he had ; 
want to see them as soon as pos- offered to the extra registering ’ 
sible the ‘best reaction’ of horror in 
i the MOb watching the horse-whip- 
— ping scene in “One-Eyed Jacks.” | 
NOW BES TeV Tee Cree Lats, fe ones, went to Florine Covi | FRIDAY - SATURDAY & MONDAY _ - ‘ 25c to 1 P.M. a pretty hopeful, who is keeping 
SHOWING (iiebsedbseiheisbabemanommemeenl her fingers crossed that being 
singled out by Marlon in this fash- 
HOLLYWOOD'S ion will give her career the boost L0C. co e OW-=- u re ouse aint | 
it needs. 
It's funny ‘how Marton hap- ‘ d 
HOTTEST NEW STAR ; "ay mtg tae | rr oo STII ' As the star, he was taking a siding—trim—concrete a CL Y 
IN HIS FIRST STARRING ROLE! brutal peating from Karl Mal- | —asbestos shingles— LX a 
den, but as the director he didn’t _ stucco. Stain free and 
think the extras were showing | blister resistant. Reg. 87c 
enough ‘terrer — so he baited | Hundreds of Colors to . , Z - 5 4 em with loot. . Checee Prom 9x12’ Plastic Drop Cloth Bright ant early Shelley Win- wk & A J ; 
- % ters telephoned to tell me that : ee ee eon ole mole > bi om | . . tockcote Low-Lustre HdWse Paint and This 
- es ; her husband, Tony Franciosa, 
oy turned down an offer to make 
A 5 a picture in Paris so that they 
” can spend the summer together. Gallon 
=. Shelley said, ‘‘We never work in 
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tat), was making a picture in, Italy. At Lon : Last ean 
[ae While he was busy with ‘Career’ Palettes 
7 = hi | jeans : ee . aa ie ean ies = SE in Hollywood, I was in-New York A Primer and Finish Coat for Galvanized Metals . baa ped with my play __ROGER SMITH ~ CARA WILLANS . . ee nT tive ee fer oe A finish that really sticks with no peeling and no checking. Off 7) Per ara 
turning to California in August for White .only Quart 
‘Let No Man Write My Epitaph.”’ MONTGOMERY MYRNA ROBERT | 
Luckily, there's a deal cooking for . ; . . 
Tony 10 make a picture in Holly- Now Open Friday Night ‘til 9 — Saturday ‘til 5 CLIFT LOY RYAN 
wood at the same time e ; 
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    GLORIA C CASTILLO ROSS FORD This information was picked up 
by American scientists and edu- 
cators who attended a week-long 
meeting of the International Aero- 
nautic Federation in Moscow, and 
then made a 10-day tour of wide- 
ly scattered Soviet cities. The 
delegates made a. 24-hour stop 
here Thursday on their homeward 
air journey. 
Brig. Gen. Don Flickinger, med- 
.ical assistant to the commander 
of the U.S. Air Force Research 
and Development Commami, 
learned from questioning leaders’! 
in Soviet space medicine that the 
average age of the Soviet astro- 
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Harry BELAFONTE 
Inger STEVENS 
Mel FERRER " in ASOLC. SIEGEL Production 
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‘and tHe DEVIL"... | in CINEMASCOPE 2. ACADEMY§ AWARD WINNER BEST ACTRESS 0 “IWANT TO LIVE™ 
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Plane Crash Kills 
Two Flint Men Mishap Occurs During 
Heavy Storm; CAA — _THE PONTIAC PRE: 
Zirato Looks Back on Life With Music’ s Gréat   
Maestros’ Manager Bowing. Out 
By W. G. ROGERS 
AP Arts Editer 
NEW YORK—Bruno Zi 
most influential behind-the rato, one SS, FRIDAY, JUNE. 
.Man May Use 
"arth s Steam een Reveals 
Source for Future No 
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Talk Sense Is 
Advice Given 
at Graduation 
of balanced judgment, 
‘idol of popular. acclaim. Heat not 
remains Mrs. Truman Cordell were stand- charged the trailer briefly. the essential ingredient in a lib-jng by a TWENTY-SEVEN 
an open door. He 
and collapsed. Flint Boy Electrocuted = tuched screame 
by Touching Trailer, 
FLINT i» — Five-year-old David a shock. 
iN. Cordell was electrocuted acci-| 
identally last night as he and his Hurley Hospital, His mother was 
LOS ANGELES (AP)—The man parents were looking at trailers at! uninjured. : 
a Flint sales lot. 
Police said David and Mr. Police theorized that a lightning 
and bolt glanced off a utility pole and 
It was the 
trailer when the bboy raining at the time, 
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David was dead on arrival cat, 
               
                
           
         
       
      
     
      
    
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music. has been called on lately b ; JUST A 
TANDICH Um - pie. ta step oul front and take some NRMINGHAM Ala (AP) — That was the thought left Thurs- : 
STANDISH w—Huward G Eig : I BIR . - : u of he day with the graduating class of) REM | 
low, 47, and his father - in-law fhe rehrung manager of the New Steam from the depths of Ue i, University of Southern Califor- INDER! 
Thomas Kintish, 70, both of Flint, y... phijharmonic stoops a little i earth is seen as a cheap source Of nia The speaker was Dr, Gaylord) 
were killed yesterday when their put he's still a giant of a man, untapped energy, a reserve to P. Harnwell, president of the | DR. A. MILES 
small plane crashed in a field over . feet tall, with a steve which man might turn when all University of Pennsylvania. | how has your 
: me durinc hear _o). dores broad shoulders and features thee Sources are \spenl Dr. Harnwell, an atomic physi-| 
near here during a heavy wind: © iene an thous Of Abe COE: o on ean ise Kah power cist, advised the 3,962 graduates examination records rain storm. ote a sd a ; ” -.'to try to talk sense while being cent d opera artists whose Ca eee were outlined by Earl F.) e 
State Police said thi yULECEIN rie he has known intimately for I est ' : ch : a6 eo Re. Moderate and to “avoid being: at 103 N. SAGINAW § ST. : nelish before he outhern ‘ ‘ . ; cere sii s —? 
were on a flight from Oscoda tu aimest half a century search Institute Und scoverce ait acai by othe oe AerACOBSEN G Flowen *° ; quently talked by others 
Flint. The CAA h ordered An Anmernican citizen for years, kart conference Thurs da } 
Investigation ty he was born in plaly and stifl hats righ Nickel plating was ‘de veloped DR. A. MILES PONTIAC OPTICAL CENTER 
eats uk ihn A an ftatian accent that) sounds * * * commercially in 1810 OPTOMETRIST FE 2-029] Open Monday & Friday Evenings 
; he something just off the heat, «sl of the othermal 
Phe plane seas useord ts ie And he's ax voluble and dramat millions of tines greater. Garage a ck Ae ee ae } 
Trio Flying Club of Phat, Bige ho about it as any Oalian n ull the known resources of fF rful- excl; tim ee «| 
low was flying af the time of the ' fs nd will endure for pits ‘ ‘ 
rs hie tans } fu el ane Mi : ; 
crash, , " iilie of Yea said Fingtish 
Bigelow pre ident oof te - * x vice president of the Thermal 
ret oa a va SWIMMING POOL : se , ’ : Au r * é [set of veothe 
assocrated vith Pritt th e fil de gnouth forms be y M J \ Keotner 
i i] eamh «4 « heat source for ; ' 
Land Co the Hed tit we fires them like einer providing the 
, “ne ty Mas | | ! of the steam supply 1s $] 99 2” installed 
Ol VIVisienh ¢ } f ! fee Veer ve onediuctosrs ‘ , ! af ut ion of such an 
The mile f f \ ( iwotae: (RUEEEI ' = = 
Pr pl BRUNO ZEMAEO) foots ifr a dife with misses preal pact nl — <a 
: ‘ | cele let = ae ‘4 howen that at is not uu - 
half mile | Lie | . 
Aranace Cou Poised ify, SAE 6) aH ates prartiable to transfer sleam over / 
4 3 | tar I i rad y ferlede if Columba bast WL Prony ih ‘ - id J maid ine fi Cistane t 
a : ah retary and ice | pede 1 a he wan oter av< the natural market 
| aS | i hed of which he benvlish ' hh nati i 
— 7 er and Took a penett He infroduced to the Met such die Gos gee owant te pu lo Cal for seothermal steam Is the pro-, AS $1,00 
rod camnted ther off one by one stars as Grace Moore, Lily Pons Hall on i tived scl . duction of electric energy, But he SA poe - 
Py due tie, qiuathra and Richard Bonelli, We was with nore But he was there NeW ceohasived that the uncertainty ee if Ey 
. » Pp state he Bernstein introduced hit ty TI ' ipkba t € of continued steam A mee! L = 
/ He wound up at 79 Around the Philharmonic, with which | f \ " ‘et 
. has been assocluied ta years, on p2UCIENCe atone GT Ue “ee ay the earth is a handi [ k fj f oe the walls of bis office are pho ; * “pel , i 
oa oF ; ‘he vont, sam ribed Le s its tree {rips to bauirope tn 13g frien Grehestha mt rer ati 00 al / 16S€ calles 
EA ¢ he like Can with Toscanini and in 195) and 1! Ptypewriter: —not a cash rey team drilling operations have 
e pe Ou special group of them, tike Ca ae hoping he ould write | conducted in Italy, New Zea Ww Lifetime 
, fic Wh, Bruno Walter Mokawsky, oe Tide Up Lena ind mil h Dace Aes . ced are) bt neonla County Calif concrete constructen 
Monch, Bernstein, Toscanini Hs Pan ne with best washes from the amusyen 7 * * * ae Rathore 6s | 
High - Octane Charm hy the oN York Philhar. years ago wher DPorut la ut yreat oan this countey and abroad ; Nieantcena 
5 fhepe can be no guarantee as 
Poured on GOP Brass fai ifr f ee Aitiale ian ill and beyish Leonard Pernstern fete jut amount which can he * Ne maintenance 
ety sentat ut hie aeouedly Uy ; 
at Washington Session 4:1... 1 - “/Gilled) in and stewtid at ‘! His Hand Frees Auto ed ala particular loeation k Filtered water 
4 soy JN SE to tare wooas to its duration,” English 
. * . * * * [OLR DO o—-Quite b i « Unique sleping-bettem design provides shellew play 
' Be | a a ite hus alten ‘ cia wear old Larry Rober terali riglist ud the cost of oper area at ene end, and diving depth at eppesite end. 
rial { ; j Pv srabieste nd ha meee PUL. fan wand a oe duis 1 ter og Wore t I eothermal steam plant 
ate presilen ne 4 i forehead 1 io ie the vapens im & t couldn't get ot ti { | clatively cheap in rela 20 } 
Flin kefelled pramipad os bite pei his unele s deri + \ he t ! power plants oO - I nds J Ihe ons ftir me ve N EARS LS, : 
fo bnigth | 1 Opetea 1 f canvas UA ‘ not a pipe dream he ‘ 1 T O 
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  GOVG WAG VN THIRTY THE PO? NTI AC PRESS. RFREIDAY. JUNE 12, 1959 ; 
} e ssh 
  Don Wright, center, will cap Parry O'Brien won six straight 
ae aici State's 1959 football ational AAU shot put fitles in- | es. ~ “sg Kenny, Eyes J unior Title . 
4 | E(Ol - Ving a | Ine d Qe Boy, Boat, Bout — All * / 
Fill Lane's Thoughts ’ A 
. MUSKEGON Mich. Up—What gest that [ plan to cruise fhe 
West Patrick does a professiona boxer think S Lawrence Seaways I don't. 
tf ihout each morning he (pots Maybe -Tll take a few trips on , 
lonely ' ' \ 11) | nec f 1] ne oneiy’ counts roudd at WUSKCCON Lak and if all Foes   
  
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wder track in preparation well venture out into Lake Michi GOW 
Capture Medal ss" | D * * * Lane, who nearly took the lght-   
  
      | Lect Ly 
“étbEss ‘ ufe A baby boy, a build-it-yourself weight title from champion Joe 
in Qua ifiers boat, or a boxing bout? Brown last July in Houston, will 
: be making his first appearance ir All three, plus a little girl, vs Gare _ i pee a . 
were important to Kenny Lane i ater. ; . ee a it we =e , 
DeWitt and Robertson as he worked to get ready for °°) SOU AIS NS Cell . | 
tonight's bout against Carlos Or 
Score TN; Match Play tiz in Madison Square Garden. Some of our best 
Under Way Toda aie | pale F arms | S dr Y y Iz IR customers are ladies... 
By BILD. CORNWELL geist , , MIDAS ; ‘1 
Ray West and Don P ! oa i 
Run members 1 ; 
recipe and oa ftlai ( Stats * * * 
dramatics, were on the spot today | 
as the first round of match play pounds o* jess , Vani 6 
— ; got umder way in the lth an — : The Universal ‘Jeep’ spreads its cost over hundreds of Pine Lake biitatienal poll an Say | 
jobs, and does its work every day in the year, regardless of road nament oe 
2. . . “ ~, , in The West-Patiick tiande 
or weather conditions. It shifts easily from conventional the early, headlines jy taxi . tare & Siusbexon hay whe 
2-wheel drive for normal highway transportation into “SUPER” HYDROPLANE UNVEILED—Miss AP Wirephote Pine Lake tourney when West will be trying for his 37th vie 
4-wheel drive when the going is tough — on or off the road. United States III, a high speed ‘“‘testing labora ing. the boat is 36 feet long with a 12-foot beam matically ended a sudden-d hans ‘i &) _ d about 
‘ A . ts : ' P ~ : ' ayo { tanda hern i thing ‘fore * ty It hauls heavily loaded trailers and with power take-off operates tory’ that may bring the world’s water speéd She is powered by two 12-cylinder, 1,800-horse- cE = ft Ben - “ \ ami TANS mnBe betoresine Vent . 
a wide variety of equipment record back to Michigan, was unveiled this week power engines weighing 2,300 pounds apiece. The ae ESTE CANES 0 t J . . . . : t Be ole \ ; at the Detroit Yacht Club. Two years in the build- boat is owned by industrialist Bob Evans ' fora safe, 
a = . Elimination in the quarter * * * silent 
finals brought an end to their ; { 4-WHEEL DRIVE | ® path of fame. Now they're back rT cate i , 
UNIVERSAL eep in the championship flight once | ; : i - 
ansas avore Or | e more after shooling a record ojist aiid : ee - . the, have confidence in our 
, tying qualifying score Thursday C the, FieccGrnnis wicte clean, dependable service. WILLYS ... world’s largest makers of sail drive vehicles : which showed everybody that “ m Get a demonstration today... ine® iieaw busluras e has tH \ — 1: There cap 
‘ LINCOLN, Neb. “&—The big cin- dles and hop, step and jump— lows and 400 meter: the mile run : uli tit he gets where | Re. lie rae! tt EL 
Where Pontiac Buys Its Buick, Ope! and Jeep derpath push towards the year’s will be held morrow from javelin throw. hop, step and jump, Getting off to a 1 vat | aN 2. Prompt installa- 
‘tic Pan Americ yames| 5: 28" mimer thi with an eagle tl o | Aye tion whil climactic Pan American games| 5:30 to 9:05 p.m. (EST). and hammer throw ) ac i ie a About the daughter. (ane «aid ip \\\ \\ \) ue . nile: ja 
ar av > + | hole jiloved ie ; : 
, age ag ee aa opening S From the two-day carnival on * * bal Ss ‘ ’ h th is She's daddy's best girl and his yo fortable reception 4 Sy “g F throug he steu tflerrin . yr 
a CAA ta ind field the red cinders of the University For the first time preliminaries ral No. 1 fan, too, Lorree will be Foe " i ‘championships, which could pro- : ' and carded a four und bs ling ‘le - ; 9. Quality assure: of Nebraska's Memorial Stadium will be held in the mile run in rOlMinn (hemniedal (nil Q crowding our television set Fri- 5 | by Midas Muffler 
duce aS Many as nine new meet will emerge Uncle Sam's. best which Penn State's Ed Moran, with qualifier: ar the <elec day night, pointing stubby little guarantee good 
        
  210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 records. P rm collegiate coiorbearers for the Pan a 4.02.1 clocking, already has bet- o))0-natn chor oo fingers aft my corner. What 1 a comst-t 
* Am trials in Boulder. Colo, the tered the NCAA meet mark of Se a NE wouldn't give at fight time just ; 
With well-manned Kansas cast following weekend 1-075 set last year’ by Villanova’s “Ctl. “Ho lives im 1 to hear her voice. DRIVE IN TODAY! 
in the’ team favorite’s role, the The Boulder test, actually the Ron Delany vie P  S an La ' “eemee dent. posted for } de OPEN MON NtGut ties ro NCAA meet begins with some five N 1 EN J AU ational AAU meet, w determ . = ; ; 
er te ld hansas’ Charles Tidwell and quired just 2) putt EVES THEL SAD wk ae hours of preliminary competition . > “vie \ J ine qualifiers for thé Pan American rere ree aes ; 
RY A) MALLE: in 18 events for the field of 44 show in Chicago Aug 27-Sept. 7 Winstee ical alias Giben ie oferyard Pe | 256 S. SAGI . = ’ are the returning champions to jn 25-03 Compared to : A NAW 
athletes from 105 schools he US ei , nd the S vs Russia dual in ind “ beat m the 229 laws and 120 * * * Nenvitelbedemel tlds 18-19 The only other sub par tound my | *hil | Mil J \ a 
INSTRUCTION bd EQUIPMENT e TANKS FILLED Finals in all 18 events, in Enlacelpatay si) : highs. The 400 meter hurdles -sterd . - . 
B e B it e Sal 3599 Orchard Lake cluding five Pan Am specialties It appears that Kansas will) leader is) New Mexico's Dick om ivesierdeye (mals ses scared Neoesp 1 tts 1 FE 2-1010 oats al vage FE 5-5375 —the 3-mile run, steeplechase by Dick DeWitt and Dick Kot ; { : ’ I > fight it out with Oklahoma, Okla Howard Rrtnanine Poat Pubt ‘ rd Member Americas Only Coast 'o Coast Net 
hammer throw, 400 meter hur: phoma State, San Jose State and ee een Se MOLTEN SEER DD work of Exclusive Auto MuMer Shops Other potential record breakers. registering from Bald Mountain 
weakened Oregon. appear to be Ruy Nortyn of San DeWitt and Robertson also shot   
    Records could fall in both the Jose State, A 09.3 sprinter in the foyr “birds” on their way to a ° 2 
100 and 220 sprints; in all three 100 dash: Norton and team-mate 3635—71. Bob Mineweaser Ss 
hurdles events, the 120 highs, 2720 Bob Poynter in the 220. each with a boul ‘) eas Varad } » 4 tal 
— a 202 around one turn: javelin se jhe ® Ld d pa fille two other Were fore 
throwe: Bull Alley of Wansas (A into a plavolf to gain the ate North Side Sporting Goo S 
of 270-l'2), Jack Smyth of in tl Maroons Stud best - . een o n the 16-team) championship flight . 
Yo Houston in the hop, step and uM). Avvaieh enema toon wis Al Kaline—Harvey Kuenn Gloves ~=% ind John Lawler of Boston U, in 
Resumption of the hammer throw bee ae ending ctampions: Jack Team and School Equipment s ) Geass and Duke Yager went around Switch to 
Schmidt's 
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TO ENJOY        
     
  
  ag ) Gridiron Game * * * . in 72 strokes and the Edgewood Gna: i 
; Besides Tidwell and Gilbert in team of Don Drader and Jack Our : pecutty 
L fil S$ CHICAGO w—The Dean of Stu- the hurdles, returning champions Grimes had the same number 0 
J dents at the University of Chicago Wl include high jumper Don al Five teams tied at <7 and WILSON GOLF EQUIPMENT 
Thursday night disclosed that his art of Southern Methodist, seeking played off for the remaining two HARWOOD SOFTBALLS 
rare third straight NCAA title office 1s considering resumption of 4 ‘| places. Bob Babbist i Bill . co-pole wade ihe craic oi 1214 N. Perry Perry at Madison intercollegiate football at the Jim Johnson, Purdue s O'Brien made the grade with a 
vault champion, and broad JuMPer birdie founlontthe) inclhainiand FE 4-5393 Plenty of Free Parking 
* * * Erme Shelby of Kansas Harry Martin and Chuck Gran 
Michigan, considerably weakened ager escaped the casualty list without Tom Robinson and eles », parring No. 2      Famous tor Quality    
  schoo] 
The dean, John P Netherton 
told -students and alumni attend 
         Ye Landstrom, 1s not considered a ° ing a letterman’s banquet * : Lint lay : : 
Gince 1875 1 fecl that football] } team threat, but will have a good We Th CUS COT aSDE DE ues Mat r eel vat football has a unique , val * . wel md Patri 1 tool and d 
value as spectat t tt delegation led by miler Dave Mar : va : a St 'OP spol Wy TS Mil Job Lake |} is MSU Salesman. e Walled the 68 record 
countrys A colleg dught to We tin Miler Ned “HIKE lem ‘ x é Re Rn f 4h t Pune [ake ’ 1905 0b lar 
a . P , = x entries — : T | 
= ane PER Gers S10 SUS EX pars = “Draper and Perry Byard. who B UGS GE YOU ence 
carnmed on to win the title 
° * * x . * * * 
Chicago, once a member of the | 5 rrors Patt nted } . affick accounte or the eas 
i es : Big Ten, withdrew. from intercol J hy choline aut 1 Agtfeot ct entwine CO CETROIT MCR : gk out ; 0-foot ehip shot 2 LN as legiate football in 1939 ® Heer ; 1 . in a e Or a West canned a L»foet putt for 
= = = cy = r =  — < : birdie dewee on the 2nd hole and 
= = : : / pitched within twa inches of the 
The total errors almost matched e¢up at’ No 10 for oa “gimme 
the hit iT i marathon | double- -bindy fou Patrick's 1>- foot 
header involving Waterford League netted «a bithe three on the 11th 
fthall teams jast nigh! green and West's 10-foot putt wa 
\ grand-slam homer bs Ivan goed for a “bird four at No 
I} in the 6th gave the Water kighteen hole matche hey 
ford Merchants a 17-16 nod over foday in all flights with a tote! 
Wall Service after a see-saw-of 136) teams competing n nm 
yattle Terr had three hits in the divisions 
game which had 17 hits and. 18 i - Todays first round mat h ple na 
hobbles ings with qualify ing scores in parer 
fehind most of the way. Lake-: theres Jack Geiss Bir minghan and Dike land Pharmacy tallied six) times Yager Oakland Hillis +73 ve Otic Wil 
re (ek ' , ntaceeniie otis , son Birmingham and Fred M 3 in the 6th to outseo Lotu Lake minghan 75) a F ~ 
14-12 One hit and four errors fea Boh McMaster More and Pa ~ 
tured that frame which produced Wooley Miami Fila 4 Gene Frvir 
; kel Tt Pine Lake and DArey ONeil Meados 1 M h . 
trehef win for Roland .aikel The, brook a 6 G d ' ; Dor Drade Edge «cod and i. es a yanize Sq. 
totals showed 15 hits and 13 errors Grime Ejdgewood (72) \ Ton Ree S Wi 
with Lotus doubling the victors jn ttick. Orchard Lake and Harry Nede: creen ire Ft. 
lande Franklin Hill ‘78 
hits » B OW ,poran Pine Lake and John 
The summai fer the twin-bil) Drestint, Red Run 174) vs Bob Babnis! ' ‘ Cc Detroi! Golf and Bill OBrien Oak x ombination shawed 59) run hits and 31 tand Hills «77 ‘ / Lin. 
Don Patrick Red Run and Rav wet |” Sereen Stock / Ft. . ® 
miscues Red Run (68) + Tony Skover Meadow . brook and Tem S8kover Meadow brook Hi “ (76) . : Jim Smith. Gowanie and Max Arn S ; C ; Yale Harvard Regatta strong Gowanie (74) ep Don Mead creen : Lin. ; Mi um Hol) ud 8 n a a m Hollow and Bud Stevens. Western { Moulding t . Ft, NEW LONDON Conn (UPID— . "Jiek Roebertsar Bald M ie 
The Yale-Harvard regatta, oldest pewitt Baia Mt in en on WAAL 
and longest intercollegiate crew Red and Kevin Whiting, Pine Lake «78) sp Harry ate Hillerest and Len Late . WM race in America, will be rowed Hillcrest i?) ve Cha Granader Bir Cc lo \ aon the Thames River Saturday can ayy ne atee “Martin. Birming 1x2 CLEAR ° Lin. ‘   
  with Harvard favored for its first PINE . Ft. 
Victory ui STK Vears 
F R O M , F A C T O R Y " Round Table OK Again op” ) WANTED TO BUY CHICAGO: 1APi—Round ‘Tate { 1x2 "D © a 
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| Hee. dees Be nee } County Schools | tie suse mes, "atx Procedure Dispute |  Newsin Brief re, Tisy Memecinevom   
School District. $63,244; Lake 
Orion Commanity School Dis- 5 l| USWT ks Patrick Bonk, of 30547 Alger St.,. . ” : : . rter trict $43,396; Lamphere Public fa $ a Madi Heights, told Oakl Neal ee a eae 
| , Scheel District $28,006. County Sheriff's Deputies ‘Thurs- : , ; mos-Monitor isn't sure whether 
lo Get Money Lyon Township School District; NEW YORK (AP)—A disagree-\day that-a watch valued at $97 \oonle are non-observant or mere- f ; : F ment over procedure: stalled com-|was stolen from his auto while ; i ies Mee so . , |224,890; Novi Community School n ly polite. 
ag Been os Z ids Shares of State Aid, |... nak itract negetiations in the basic/it was parked at Dodge State * «2% 
‘| District $8,245; Oxford Area ace GE ‘atuae a ith the Park on Cass Lake a as 
: ing Two Million,! munity School District $25,100; TONEY y, wi e ; | He wore one black shoe and one 
i : lepe g ’ th - Community $60,987, (9¢@dline for a nationwide strike! Inventory Reduction Sale—Want brown one while making the rounds 
RKETS in ed ens Mailed -Out | I Ock: Sosan ee Dig-\less than three weeks awa jthe truth?—We show honest dis-/of his regular news sources to see : |Royal Oak, Township Schoo] Dis- 3 YY. lcounts on the window of each what reaction hr wokd get 
- | | Put into the mail yesterday were trict (George Carver) $32,940. x * st ‘new car! Bill Spence “Rambler,” _ a 
| The following are top prices ‘checks to Oakland County's 31, Royal Oak Township School| The 17l-member Wage Policy 211 8. Saginaw. Oey tes pecans’ mentionad iE 
‘covering sales of locally coro Whaat Futures school districts and the County District (Madison) $52,300; Walled Committee of the United Steel-| Imported gladioli bulbs, 10 ¥8- | One oe ha toe Publisher Darby 
on Oc produce brought tw the Farmer's | Board of Education as their share|Lake Community Consolidated! workers of America meets here Tieties, 69 cents dozen. Dean's a . 
Market by growers and sold by| of state aid payments distributed’ School District $85,557; Waterford! lay. lt was expected to pro- Garden Center. 294 Oakland. Adv. | ai ae __ 
them in wholesale package lots. this week by Superintendent of Township School District $160,910; | . | Riummage Sale — Lake Orion) NOTICE OF HEARING ON SPECIAL 1 ODI Sere arice “AGC —, Moderate se 4 : — i rahi | j = field NEW YORK \--Stock market Quotations are furnished by the CHICAGO toderate sels Public’ Instruction Lynn M, Bart-|West Bloomfield Townsnip $23 -|¢laim its support of David J. Mc Church of God. cor. Pike & Seg'-l\tecae haa By Seamer 
prices moved unevenly in mod- Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of which appeared to include some lett. 082: White Lake Township No. 7)Donald, president of the union nay, Fri. and Sat., June 12 and 13,| To the owners of the following. de- 
erately active early trading today Thursday hedging weakened wheat futures A. 512,685: and Oxford Township (1 and its chief negotiator, in his de-'10 a.m. Ady. |cnees propert   
    
    
y: County Treasurer Charles ts 15 thru 34 inclusive of Bloomfield 
  8 oe fodday ut other grains were Dey , fr.) $133 jmand for higher wages and other Manor Subdivision and Lots 28 thru 33 
st | : arrowly mi ar al- “parks said he received a check : ‘ Rummage Sale — League of jotiusive of Supervisor's Plat No. 8. 
Ca ante ee eee Rive Detroit Produce narrow ee ele nee for $3,202 for the Board of Edu —— | Renee. Catholic Women, Friday, 11 to 1,/T2n Rog Section 25, Bloomfield Town- 
ly waithin, a 2epoint ange. Mom ings on the’ Board ‘ot Trave: a | k* * * Saturday 8 ‘til noon, 281'8. Parke. |ship, Oakland County, Michigan. 
et ease take notice that the Townsh   BUITS as : cation and one for $2,017,820 for , | f changes were fractional ‘pve Delicious oe ‘a The nearby ie bic irr ; sched ‘@atelee ‘ Cab Passenger Gives | No progress was reported after \Board of the Township of Bloomfield 
The market showed a burst of worthern spy. No 1, ba 325 back about a half cent within the - : es Thursday's negotiating session. wae lentenvely Seciares wibed ts Teco 
$9 first few minutes with offerings He announced the two million Reason for Driving Care iThe current three-year contract One-Room School Part ore naa ——— Se S253 
  
  activity at the opening with the Sirwperrice, deacy "e at 6 toll ] r llocated inch (8) : Game Tate ‘ efly The ‘ ting . rj ere - GoUars-pius lg being allocated ac- eee ce, ors j ires ; 2 “ . ° ;. Construction of an eight inch | : 
ticker tape late very briefly, Then VEGETABLES meeting . ees ices Te ce ao = ° MILWAUKEE \ — There are | ©*p!res June 30. If no new con of Historical Village ‘Sanitary Sewer on Harrow Circle from 
turnover quieted Asparagus, doz pehs g1 75 ception. Some of the buying, ‘ey h Schoal t plenty of good reasons for driv- tract is reached by then, there al- the existing pt mrerercen ELS TAU , tae wane q : . ‘ irm Schou istric 4 Gan | “ ; : approximat 650 lin. — 
Caution was apparent after Broccoli aes, pcha 140 however, speared to be by Erex: Seale y vo 692 2 a ing carefully, but cab driver Bu- most certainly will be a strike by CASSVILLE, Wis. W—The Wis- and “nas “tentatively designated the he Tilice er wecleriay's SASH Braccolts te 0 : 332 ers representing mill and export $134,216; Ree sley $108,692: on ford Morgan had one of the best 1500.000 union members in plants consin Historical Society is includ- Special saercement district against which 
{ : a . F ) 342 - . ar ¥ die LOTS - tdi |) i at SUC : the roy 2 
ses eae sally to hold its ground one La wig Her interests. Speculators seemed to vale bai ET ae _ $102, A passenger, he said, held a pis- that produce 90 per cent of the ing a one-room school house as asesied an consiating of Bll) the) ieté ou i - cb No oe. - : 688; OF» ark $60.76 ontiac vate hl Sata F toate, : * : 
Wal] Streeters, while generally al cee ace beh ins ahow Uitie seer est toward making Soean — Oe ps tol to his head and threatened: "tion's steel. (part of a_ typical village of the | “bishs “sna ot ee oe ee haan pre 
optimistic about the longer term Lace Wo | doe ..........- .. 409 any commitments for the weekend. Sautht Jd $83,100 Troy $51,588 ‘|"It you don’t drive carefully, I'm! nae oa ‘19th Century being built in Nelson Pared and are CME a Mir Mare eA Hae Onions green. doz 85 : rena . ‘ ( vo errs j ” ; - : (~ o trend, said that further consolida Parsley. curly, doz. behs... 1 00 Soybeans were a bit steadier Avon Township School District going ta a a. Southern Baptists Move Dewey State Park near here. eee ot peters peers Php the 
Poe moe > ° oe eo St > passenver ras aH : : 
See en iting betsient, ‘30. 1b) bag eee ee ncat eae (12, fractional) $40,625; Bloomfield fi ‘1 $100 on ; sarge ot disorder ; _™*- * I noctde wilt mechan june 16, 1858 at 1.30 lows may be in the offing. peers a doz iS reports of two overnight ship- Hills School District No. 2 $26,887: en . Cc ge s RICHMOND, Va. WP—The South- The rebuilt Muddy Hollow School cule pm xe Bloomfield Towuahie 
Radishes, white, doz = . : Aa onduc : = - A Hal 
Despite a report that sales of/Rhubvarb outdoor, dos. behs wae '08 ments out of Chicago through Brandon. School District $19,227; y con : ee ern Baptist Foreign Mission Board will be complete with two-student Hall ie tal ici li aot uces 
electronic producers are running eeuaah eer bu 15g he Great Lakes for Canadian -(jarenceville $33,957: Clarkston| has moved into a new million dol- desks, scratchy blackboards, to the petition, to the improvements and , | J f i \ rn ty z Q | ; . . . ¢ = sess re- 
ohe third above a year ago, Stocks Tomatoes hothouse, @ ibs 225. ports. Community School District $52,-' An average sleeper changes his lar building of its own. It is the teacher's desk, wood burning a Special Seem mset ees 
. _ Turnips, beh . 1.60) y ee Fre a Be ~ . . : heures ne : ‘ czy. 
of this group were indifferent per GREENS After about an hour wheat was !26; Clawson $38,947. position about 35 times during a eighth location since the board stove, birch rod and dunce stool cea lad aa Aer 
F > o j 2 , . formers Cabbage No 1. bu 119 unchanged to ‘a cent a bushel , Farmington Public Robeot Dis- | night. was formed 113 years ago. in the corner. June 5, 12. ‘59. : . ¢ Collar ao 1, bt 5 OSE Ae eielere oa . os - = — ones = sees —— Smee ey 
Coppers backed away following Kala. bu 2 00 lower with trade virtually at a 
word of a cut in the Belian cop perenne _ 7, standstill, July $1.84; corn ". 
per price Anaconda and Kennecott gpinacn ba... Das --> 160 lower to 4» higher, July $1.26; | Turni bu : VM | 
lost fractions Eurnipa; ba : 1 79\ oats unchanged to % lower, July | 
Aluminums steadied after- their endive ene GREENS suo 0%: Tye unchanged to % higher, 
sharp Inases of yesterday. Kalseriy sole. be 350 July $1.22: soybeans ‘5 to % high- 
Aluminum gained a fraction. Al a luce eet au : wee er, July $2.24" | yettuc h bt Ca aad 
uminium I.td was firm Lettuce’ bith, ph. hekt er : j 
* * * Romaine, bu 125 
Tobaccos and rails leaned to the ~ 
downside Steels, motors, aircrafts Poultry and Eggs | CW OMpaNy | 
Airlines and utilities were irregu 
lar. Oils were barely changed DETROIT POULTRY 
DETROIT June 1). (AP) Prices paid 
New York Stods 0" Qnensin Pontiac 1 hea ype broiler and fryers 3 to @ Ik [at Mornir iotatl t } 
ve Ha Whites 18’, to 1@ Berred Rocks 2] 
Figures after decimal polpt are elghths 2). caponettes under & |lbe J|-over & ill . ill 
ibs 39-38 D.E. Miller Firm Will 
  
      
        
      
              
     
         
    
    
               
          
            
              
      
    
       
    
     
    
     
        
      
   
       
            
       
               
          
        
        
     
       
             
   
      Ate hed ae ee et lace DETROIT EGOS lonial h . a ec 8 on 7 i Air Red ¢6 Jones kL 784 Handle Colonial Broac Allegis tna Mallces 13 DETROIT, June 11 (AP) rage, 9 | } ec rs I : t ae r lo ‘ ] . 
Ae cre M2 Kennecoty 110. | De trott tn case lots federal state] Product Lines | Alt Ltd 12 Kimb Clik 65 
Ape os 4 Krowes 38 2 Whites Grade A Jumbo 32-34 entra | 
Am Alrlin 202 [-enn & PF 444 large 32, jiaree 2931. medium 22-29 
amc en 421 rice Mchat nrc | small 18, grade B large 26:48, Browns A new sales engineering organi Am Cyat sak Liby L cr a4 Grade A extra large 32 large 20, me. " { { Pont Am M&F 791 tll Ld ee yy alum 22, small 18 checks 19's ition has been formed in Pontiac 
Am Motor 0 ff oce. my y, Commercially graded by Don F. Miller, for the past). Am. NOs U3 (onc & Ges ny Whites (rade A jarge 2628 medium ‘ ; Am TelA lei 192 4 orill “i ' 40 72) Browns (Cirade A iarge 36-27, me hree years manager of ( hryslet 
mn ee ee ven a pee Bs dium 3), small 18 Corp's Mound Road engine plant 
f > a annin . ’ . . . 
Armeo Bt! 135 ack Trk 432 Li Called the D, E. Miller Co., ft 
Armour & Co 3248 Martin Co $22 k * = : 
Atchison 284 May 2D Str 466 ivestoc will represent the AY ‘ 
= am Obie _ 9 bane F rein DETROAT LIVESTOCK various product : 
etn Bites 4 ee ine ay DETROIT June 11 \APi- Cattle — ine = Hoeing Alr 6 open nue le Aalable 150, trade on Iimited supply lines of Colonia Hohn Al V5 eg alle ih 1944 *ltughter steers and helfers a cleanup Broach and Ma Bond Btrs al J Minn MEM 140 affa prices’ unchanged coms fully ’ 
horg W au Minn Pat re | steady, utllity cowe 2000-2160, canners chine Co De / Zs, Ore arn I Monsan © 406 end eutters 1600-2000. compared lant “cit “a 4 \ \ 
Brist My 162) Mont Ward 45 7 week siaughter steers and hellers steady troit, and its di . >A -@ run Balke 43 ‘ Motorola 1044 10 50 cents lower, cows mostly steady to, Visions In the & 2) rt Sb rele)... BUS Huda Co 277) Mueter Biase 187 80 Cente lo@er; bullae steady, moat 00d | Pont . F ! int Vv od hb eS | 2) 
pursous) 67 Murray CP 164 ty low choice steers 26002750; bulk IAC, | “= 3 Ere 
alum 225 Nat Bia S96 choice steers O80 1180 Ib slerre 2600 Ann Arbor, Jack oe < ¥- QS Can Dr 21 Nat Cash R 643 2900 weights 11501250 Iba 27 80-49 00 Eee | aN = SPECIAL PRICE re. we WINDOW ~ , eeiter A Ad Ld ph Dalry ee ; load high choice 1178 ib steers 29 25 son, Saginaw and > ~ ao a { j eal at at Aly pra }2 joad high ehotee to prime 121) ib oy | PAINT a. > EANER : aecusr Cr 42 NY Central 27 steers 2050, standard to low good steers Lansing areas, As; “« on CL 
Cater Tra in ort A ae Sai 24002600, most good to low choice! well as the north ot! BE dreds of ate ac sot No Am Ay 184 heifers 2580-2700. bulk sloers 24 00-| . THINNER « dp undreds © ( nes iL 0 a Nor Par 36 3600 mont good to low chotce heifers MILLER em port) m of the Pt ¢ " Patterns Chevaler Pr Nor Sta Pw WF 2h 50-27 00 bulk choice 780-000) Ib [Lower Peninsula e : Special a 
Cin Mil M ag) Cla O 11 4 heifers 2700 2800, small lot cholce 680 : (ithes Cy 7 ecu . Ih helfe 2825, standard to low goad He adquarter s of the company pricel 
Coca Coln 144 Owen Til ¢ WT EA heifers 2150-9080. utility steers and ae -_ : 5 Cole Pain “77 Pac OAl ‘9A \eifers 2200-2400 utility eowsa 20 00 have been established at 84 Aub &* Sa TT ( . G 7 pera ; ! " 47 4 ; inners and cutters 1860 2000 (urn Rd ; ae FULL PINT BO Le Cou f el4 at “ et otal bolle 21 00 25 90 cutter bulls! : ? be Con N (sa 48@ Parke Tn oF 12200 few meditim toa geod rearling * * * ¥. LLON ” Ri ° One to 8 customer Regular 
ae es 4 Pennies J 1184 stork teers A580 730 Ibe 2600-2800 few foining Mille: ho lives at 5832 a GA ay ‘ $4.95 Value 
Can i 184 good grade 2800-1000, few choice 670 2 il A md af oe ay I Ce 4 Coin * 1 f90 ths 100 4100 - Burnham Rd, Bloomfield Pilis, in oo } $ y 4 pe? © 3.) Eo Cop A J A ‘ te 7 _ aa 4 Matz ifs Plcips 1 429 Sheep and lambe-@aleble 98 motithe new venture, are Denes Pa ‘ax &.. SSS SSS Ren Stn Sin dBin Bind 
ON 844° Phi ' enough to make @ market compared last it tht Ridin hind Rng ‘ Q. 
Prt aq Phill Pe ang eek spring simughter lamba and sheep taki formerly assistant chief en * ate os . Ps j 4 ; j 
. Pi ie ty steady scattering good and choice spring . : ele , . are a 
heere i Pure ©) 4)7 sian@hter lambe 2450 7650 few loads finery of Colonial Broach and 
yet Euita 4 ROA Ayq wOOd and chetee shorn off crop lambs John Carpenter, for the past 20 we hee ; wes 147 sold during the week 2000-2250, around | : gh: . 
Doug Aire ay, Rex Dre 441 100 dead weight sheep 900, cull ts Years active in sales and services 
Jow Cher 42 Revn Mot oq ocholce slaughter ewea Bulked at 300 Gf metalworking equipment in . EVERY ial Pont +7) Re rat 4a1 800) most good and choice 60-66 Ib M . 
AS Tl Te Rovel Dut 475 feeder lambs 20 80 ichigan and Indiana SECOND 
pat Kod a3 aaiaeny a : : * * * 4 Sturdy, quality tool 
Faton Mfx aoa 8 ) p * 1 ; Acoville Mf 42 : Included in the lines which the $1.79 Value Fi Auto | 442 Sh k Pat T | ch Reg. $1. 07 meare Roch 4A OcKe anen Le) - ra ae 1) well On an new company will handle are > CAULKING : 
Ie HR rq Mince « Hes Due for Autopsy Colontal Broaching machines, by OF 100% re nation? $12 ee IC : , Sou Pac 18 Ihave presses and broach: G A GUN ¢ Assorted - ¢ 449 . rh , ' . . 
Ay ee Mee Sou R 7” ‘2 OR! AHOMA CITY U — A atu- olonial Romulus milling machine U RANTEED LS x ace way to enamel— 
on oM "99 sata Brand 668 dentedoctor accompanying a phy- ind millin: heads: broaches pro VICTOR ’ 6 0 on - needed. Just er { a mY, 21 ‘BA 
moe a Ag ek oe — a2 sicilan on his rounds at a hospital tueed by Fagle Tool Co. of Tron pati. 29 Kerpro dries in & minutes ; ' i ere Aa . erp : i aid Oy ND OS here stopped at the bed of a mid lountan, a Colonial Broaeh af v. CARTRIDGES to a smooth, tough, durable 
ren Dimk ‘ tone 14 ‘ naimel surface. Fen Ewin ( ieveua: iP ion Cle aged man, looked at his chart ‘hate: and the Special Product: ne. , oa < = ‘ie Fi AN tue O17 , F , ‘ cp ' . Se a ho hs os “hn EE a Stet & (CH ; and casually remarked Divison of Colonial Broach and @+s S A ODO SS: 
(ves Mill a pa | fel i. “T see vou are due for an ay Machine Co ae eS n Mot Py 97 alta ? . 
tien TAP aA fis in peer 8 topsy in the morning Of his first major formal entry 
Cie Tim ana: rans L ‘ F 
Oe a ahs Tisnssime! 26 As the man fainted the veteran "fo the sales engineering field, £ went Cen wA 
Gerher Pros BO indered m) doctor quickly looked at the chart Miller said cittlorte vr? 4 ' , 
Goebel Br Phot Pan tye aNd explained to the student “In recent years, top man SPECIAL PRICE toot rbedy fh} t"! A | rae | Le 0. Fi Oty : ne see es ae: n ‘—_— That's a biopsy, not autopsy agement of Industrial compan 4-FOOT ah Pa 1 Pride Fhe veteran physician told the je, have tended te be ataffed 
wht J : ‘ for . Pp Ory niore gil more with non tech 
ee : 1 4 Peal in Hieal people 
1 eel # Hiome Sth 44 1a Th ; . . 99 Hooke ra] “24 Van taal u elegy } pple $ 
Cont ah4 Waterers ‘ ) beyond the plant dust Re 26 Weal U'n Ve : 
fay Lot TUN eden a. ‘ mamicement level todas, and plant 
ena & “a weve 2 ‘ mManiyement has to ccarry on pir Cop 4) 
[niaviuke 4: hy Wilson © ¢ f from there interpreting technica) Regular $5.00 
Int Bue Mch aati gq Woalwortt a | R . ; Int Harv aa Vale & Ton 4 nn ' ones of ecanomic bene Value Int Nick osa Y y SAN inn jfits fo the company ty, rein- Int Paper Hi0g  Vigs! Aba] IR Ff Bes ht paint 
int Bhoe WwW} Fenith Ra 1272 | * * * forced. wif, Safe and 
[nt TaleTe! We } Prior te joining Chrysler a num rai de 100% guar- hor te ing Cl ler sturdy 
anteed jber of vears ago, Miller was. staff 
jmrantifa turing manager for Motor 
Products and plant manacer for 
    HOUSE PAINT 
First Gal.$6.95 
   
       Schedule Autopsy 
on Trucker in Crash 
An attopsy will be performed 
today on oa Detroit trick driver 
who died last night when tis 
tractor-trailer truck van off the 
U.S. 16 Expressway into a ditch, 
State Police at the Brighton 
Post today said they believed that 
Jack LL. Kekman, 43, of 1605 
Livernois, suffered a heart attack 
before the accident took place 5 | btw plants f , 7 + wt 
r : ubanes: OF outalties erste? PRINT Compr amy > PETE? e4 Opp _ / b —_: 
-. Death Notice == 
JOHN EF KIMBALL 
ONF ORD Service for Jehn 
kedward Kimball, 84. of 5624 Sher 
wood Rd | will be held at 2 pm 5 
fomorrew at Allen Funeral Home 
Lake Orion, with burial in Ridge 
lawn Cemetery 
            
   
  tet Gel, — 
= (White & Colery = $4.95 Victor Exterier Howse Pata & Primer ms Oe 
Victor Super Detene Howse Paint os VICTOR 
ECONO-FLAT Geaarantee’d §    
      
His truck ran into a ditch. and Mr Kimball died yesterday at 
; es ‘ CHARLES JACOBS Herman Keefer.Hospital in Detroit 
officers said there were no visible He was a member of the Indepand 
Slene ict Saguryiion Bekins Jed ent Order of Odd Fellows of Pon when they found him p) ti B’ i B ith tiae The smashup took place in Lyon i On lac nal rl    108 Sq. Ft. Plastic 
DROP CLOTH 
Reg. 89c ’ 
SPECIAL o 2h % PRICE < 
AINTS READY ’ OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M, 
wo walk NO fuss, NO itt          
         Surviving are two daughters      Asbestos siding and 
masoury paint & 
on 3 to 4 times 4&5 
thick as ordinary 
nt with just one Township at 11:15    
  Mrs. Herbert Keller of Detroit and 
Names New Officers Mrs. Harry King of Lake Orion; 
and two sons, Hatry Kiser and Lee 
Kiser. One brother also survives,           
       Quemoy Crisis Booms . The Pontiac B'nai Brith Lodge 
Formosa PX Business elected Charles Jacobs president 
fy f ) re a! he . 
TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI)—Cash wien it teenage Succeeds Trip Seems Too Long : itchell lL. Bacow, who was desig 
registers in U. S. military post ex- nated chaplain for Ice Cream Truck 
           
       changes on Formosa rang merrily Other officcrs named were F ‘ last year because of the Quemoy pene Keteohell ion baal COLUMBUS, Ohio + Aletted . SUNDAY ¢ A.M. TO 6 P.M. 
crisis. *Alvin\Jacobson, second vice presi. bY a night) watchman, _ police is] ‘ : The ,Taiwan: Central Exchange jeny Yerome Weise financial gec. Stopped an iee cream truck leav- r y 4 HOME OF EXPERT PAINT and PAINT EXPERTS reported that sales totaled $44 vetar; and Paul Mandell. tecord ing a company tot at 2 a, m \ ict 0 &r 
million — $900,000 more than ex- ing secrets \ The driver, asked where ‘he was } , ' ; ‘ 
pected largely due to the influx Sam Levin was named treas going, replied: } PAINT CENTERS 5 ; . DOWNTOWN * 
of Gis during the Communist Chi- urer; Joh Rothschild, warden: “California.” ] ; ; ze 
nese bombardment of the offshore Fred Nic#elson, Sherman Birn- He was arrested for- investiga- | yg. * eo Pp ONTIAC A slands. ; krant and David Utley, trustees. tion of auto theft. Ve ; , : v be 
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