gress, charging
_ the convention.
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MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1957-90 PAGES
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PRE-CONVENTION. CHAT — Governors W.
Averill Harriman, of New York, and G. Mennen Williams indulge im some pre-convention talk,
possibly about the nameless initial at the begin-
At Convention in Virginia
Williams Hits Dems Va.
other governors today while giving no clear hint on his 1958 thinking, = : At the same time, the Michigan’ Democrat made It clear he was not pleased with the actions of certain
Democrats in relation to civil rights legislation. -
On civil rights he was critical of Democrats in Con-lor ne ning of each of their names. The
ernor’s Conference opens today in Williamsburg,
“2 | of Van Atta’s Post™
_|ship Police Chief Frank J.
Van Atta looms tonight at
'-1Van Atta was unfairly treated in (Waterford Fight]
on Police Chief | n,m
Petition Circulators Plan |":
to Battle Elimination
Won't Stop Bid
-for Area ‘Pike’ ‘Route Seen os Link
imme} in Interstate Network
Waterford, Rochester Men Die
Reaching Mackinac
A fight over the dis-
missal of Waterford Town-
the weekly township board
meeting. - :
Petitions are being circu-
lated in the township for
reinstatement of. Van Atta,
whose position was elimi-
nated last Monday by the
back. ©
Instigators of the petitions claim
E
J F i i Fi if 1 i
ams, here for the 49th ‘annual governors confer-
st 8 fem Sucieredts about! -
it ¥ & Picnic Weather Due
fo Continue Today
The ‘weather outlook for Pontiac
with a low of 56 to 60 degrees, -
Tomorrow will be fair and a and vicinity tonight is partly cloudy)
:
F Ff E Be z iN e
ALLE He TG
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gFe
F Milford Resident:
on Civil Rights Action’ ~~ gis WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (#—Five-times Gov. G. Mennen| Williams of Michigan was here rubbing shoulders with|-
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in Today's Press | oe ¥
teeseverseewies 23
D wecsesoevesess .
LU tee veeeweseneeesee
seuhsseveeseuacbeie
sbeeeiee | board in a financial cut- Two Drown, One Injured’
in County Lake Accidents
Two Oakland County residents drowned in area
waters this weekend, and a Detroit man was injured in
a boating accident, as the sunny weather brought thou-
sands to Oakland County Jakes. . >
Violent Storms
Saturday while trying to save the
Oklahoma, Kansds Hit;
Hail Size of Baseballs
Injures 19 in Texas
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Violent weekend storms inflicted
new misery and damage on rain-
plagued Texas, Oklahoma - and
Twenty Mexican farmers. were
near Ft, Stockton, Tex., when a
them with hail stones “bigger than
baseballs.” ;
HAIL INJURES 19
_ Nineteen were injured, 16 of
them requiring hospitalization for
cuts and bruises. The injured were <
tt fe
i
Moose. Scares Girl, 15,
Sot Sores Shenitts cepst** by Jumping Onto Auto
ects WESTBROOK, Maine #—A 15
New Swimming Series year-old girl riding to an ony
Begins Today in Press jamie brain tt
Dead are: Edward Lester, 36, of. 4060 Totem Lane,|
Flay 3 States
caught in an open field yesterday|"*
Typhoon Gains Strength
sid: “It} \ State approval has been ~ -
early reports that/given to the first and south-
the cause of the
failure of some personnel ‘to re-
move one of the ground control
blocks. which are alw placed)
on the tail assembly.” ;
Capt. Allen and his copilot
Laurie Reland, 23; Vancouver,
former Canadian Junior Open
the stewardess, and passen-
gers, all Canadians, escapéd
through the rear emergency door.
Put Pot-O-Gold,
Valued at $1,400,
in Your Coffers -
nil
Senate Commitiee Meets on Rights Bill ae
: 2122
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vps sored oe mete fQ Japan by Ike Premier Kishi ee
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gues Bi mis x
. ‘Wednesday.
stepes
service with
departments will meet at 10:30
am. for 45-minute sessions. Crib
“Southern
legislation NAACP Cautions:
Dems on Vote Trend
DETROIT u&—On the eve of its
party about the ‘ Negro vote, trend competition of architects to con
*
.The Teport accused this wing” of an +4,
insistence’. against civil rights|{ered
vices are being developed to pre-
serve the color line.” The report
|did not elaborate. ~
for fire pro-
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— 124 Ouktand Ave; — |] Phone FE 8-6801
The. dessert-luncheon will be fol-
lowed by a brief business meeting.
FERS rink
nérgency Landing by!m aren in East
ye U-"S-~Detense Department| unt et tt coat eee AT Pd
ofa ow sa eee ts High Det | ay that will be needed in com FJ Nn 10il residents,-escaped injury. ‘einai “Ting = Se sanaaiiieind “<< Bes mas = én + = ed
The twin-engined Neptune P2V| : . Po ;
crash landed’ on 2 sand bank in| wants toca! toveraments te nc | (deal Summer Opener,
_ ef the plot Tadloed ‘that be vas| 22,4 master pan tor ture | Weatherwise, | Leaves a ovat tee Soca det © ale 26 ‘Dead in Michigan’
‘Lt, W. E, MacDonald, of Bir. |the road commissions of the six ; 7% - mingham; Lt, W. A. McColl, of |counties participating in the inter-| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | F
mate W. C. Coryell, of Milford. [70 WIDEN HIGHWAYS gan claimed a heavy toll in ac- ‘The Navy described the flight) 1 calls for construction of a(Cidental deaths. At least 26 per-|
pao. scoala. Rayer dann new roads. and widening of|sons were killed: - /
Detroit, to Anacostia Air Base.” Emote Rigas, There were 16 deaths iy traffic,
mear Washington, D. C. . Rapiontpinl -acgaadanreoasegire ee a ee a single)
: sam to 8 12 Fer See oe Sohn Vea te veceet daw persons drowned, / ; s
helicopter then flew them to Ethan| “lisse affected by ‘the master
Allen Air Force Base, . plan give its consent to the com-
| ‘The plane was believed to be-not| ™Mesion’s proposals. —
seriously damaged. ‘| “That way, each local govern-
_ The pilot had radioed that he/ment c control future rights-
awas ‘getting erratic fuel pressure |of-ways » zoning and: other
from one engine and no pressure|regulations, so that when the time
from another. He reported he was|comes to build or widen: roads,
returning to his base at Plattsburg,|there will be no-new,
N, ¥. but radioed again, 15 min- Which must be pur- - tutes later, to say he was crash " '
ported in good chase’ Ther wa, OViet Warships — Seal gente ee BlStecen Throcep arte ™ Steam Through «
“Hole Sawed in Roof, Sez Waterway json: : oe 5! we mem anions PMP, SIS hes eet an wes ttery ental ts ee sia | ns teed qe f BP GAL Par Darker oh 8 Wel ot eh : & ie was queen - at :
iat al eee abv wes ties Saturday gabe seen lected at a vote per penny. More than 5,000 people attended the three-
praca osin fag rer names collision on U.S. 16 east ot Howell.| day fair, | . ccna th on L Edward Lester, %, Detroit,|~
. amount of change sometime Sat: ales Seethe bs Cos Lane ot 6 ’ urday night. Russell J. Empson, 54, Dearborn, | Resembled ‘2nd Sunrise | "Joseph Felice, of 270 Navajo St wae eins fetal Seseey 0 8 : 7 reports t he money was taken from fege "% ‘ae ; os
an unlocked safe in the office of|in the William 4H. Jones, 2%, De-
his market, Felice’s Market, 238 troit, was wounded fatally Sater. I =
S. Telegraph Rd., according to day night when a pistol dis- | ~
it -- : aig: mash lng A gy ee ney ee
Samuel Davis Sr., 79, Palmer, current nu-|by radiation.
was_killed Saturday when hit by|l@r test series went off with &| ‘The pigs were strung out at a car as he crossed M 35 near his/*Pectacular bang over Frenchmanivarying distances from Ground sTHE that the voy-|home. Fiat at 6:30 this morning. —_—iZero. They were to be examined
: Charles Moore, 65, Grand Rapids,|, The blast was well above nom-|in an effort to learn more about was fatally injured Saturday in a/inal in size and was the largest/treatment of. injuries . resulting : ; two-car crash in Lansing. so far of the current series. Ob-!from heat, radiation and pressure.
“Pein [le Sa Pe servers watching it through high) Bomb shelters also were set up
Is it dangerous to fly through Mrs. Lola. Jones, 32, Detroit,“emsity goggles from 40 milesitor testing and food was exposed non-turbulent ‘<reezing rain, or was killed Saturday when the car|*"®Y Teported it came off like &/to Jearn“how it would be affected
sleet? Is snow.a danger to air- in which she was riding collided |**COmd sunrise. by the biast.
craft? ae . with a city bus'at a Detroit inter-) * po Sei ak frequent infre. section. . a4 fireball, seen . #
ane pao or a pilot, who Rehard Sternament, Cones meanaig-onnh sai by news |EXPIeSS Train‘s
ye Rena ren fetes thrown from his motor boat er formed what looked like a massive) AT akes Useless; conditions and how they affect air- Houghton Lake. - cauliflower head. Ss h S > .
eratt, Most modern airliners have|the Turkish Straits into the Medi-| iawienée Delisle, 16, Linceta | THe Nuclear device was ex\OMASHES Station adequate de-icers so that worry |terranean. a ; Park, drowned Saturday tn [Poded from a balloon about 700) . :
here is unnecessary. / The previous Russian warship| Wampler’s Lake near dackssn, (et Shove the desert. More than} BRISBANE, Australia w —With : Private planes which do / pass through th military observers a num-jits whistle blowing furiously,
have de-icers, and oe eins Tt tramaited the canal|_. Bart Atkins, Port Huron, drowned|ber of Civil Defense officials wit-|Sysney-Brisbane hurtled
"g@mes not equipped for condi-\from Suez to Port Said in 1917/52™taaywhile bathing off Lake-|nessed the explosion. The military] into Brisbane station yesterday
tions, should stay clear of heavylonly to be sunk by the Germans, |P%t State Park. north of Port|men were in trenches about 4,500/while the engineer tugged the use-
ieing. Even if the air ig/ smooth,| — “4 Huron. yards from Ground Zero. less brake lever.
freezing rain which c to the Emily ‘Harrington, 49, Pleasant! The exact size of the blast was| The big diese! locomotive
wings and sometimes the prop, will dG OKs Ridge, was killed Sunday when/not discigsed, but the Atomic En-|“Tashed a heavy steel cause a loss of power and lift. 0a roup the car in which she was riding/ergy Commission had said earlier|DUffer and rammed
ee oe ee ae . Ay ran off:M- 25 in Lake Township, that it would be above 20 kilotons,|‘hrough a concrete wall above a
A heavy frost on an sirens SOUtHTIeld Highway [°C or more powerful than the bombe|tony <i street, luring 100 Pa wing reduces its litt tremendously- CAR ROLLS OVER dropped on Hiroshima and Naga-|) i) cars. :
. . therefore pilots: will always wipe (Continued From Page One) Fay Maki, 20, Iroriwood, was|Sski during World: War II. Sixteen remained in a hospital - the wing clean before take-off. An| - {killed Sunday when a car. rolied|USE 885 PiGs today. ice build-up reduces the airfoil’s| @rmplke from Detroit through | ver in Among the ‘active participants ts * & _ efficiency to such an extent that| Pontiac te Flint. © “8 Roosevelt ‘Winbeigier, |" today’s shot were. 835 pigs.|
serious danger can result. Sleet is} Turnpike Authority Chairman/23. Clemens, was killed Sun-|Some of them were covered with) | Tne Braties gave cut on the last
fot 20 dangerous, unless the alr-iitiggins, of Ferndale, was not im-|day when struck by a car injmaterial used in military clothing,/¢ 17 gineer Michael, Keane — ee ' rtal, for €X-\mediately available for comment. , Macomb |Which was to | wen Guid choice to tie ood
4g 2” [NO COMPETEION | as ince coveted wtih tved, tas tom «Snow is usually as SROs sem te Deel Ae rey ba: wee hiled Saterday when streck Jury Almost Filled repeating, “No air brakes, No air
wing and—causé trouble, A good|=Xpressway to the Fenton-Clio Ex.| °Y * ar sear his heme. WASHINGTON (INS) =-Selec- |°F**°*:
Tule is to stay out of private craft, at the southeast edge of} Harvey Gray, 18, Rochester,| tion of a jury is expected to be : r
‘especially single-engine planes, in|Flint is financially feasible only if|drowned, Sunday. — completed today for the gon Pontiac Man Reported
such weather. Pilots in W ‘ar|no free highways are; Ronald Mattison, 16, Menominee,| spiracy and bribery trial of |, Satis Conditi
Il fighters were sometimes forced|built in the turnpike corridor. _|drowned in Green Bay Sunday| Teamsters midwest boss James /!N tistactory Condition
fo race props to throw off accu-| “It’s very coincidental that the|when he tried to swim to shore) R. Hoffa and Miami attorney Hy | wins 1 Holland, 34, of 109 E ‘taulated ice, which in turn hit the commissioner should make |from his raft. — Ann Arbor St., was. admitted for
enn y outbadoenclage pl ges. -watlngeonaesropgind yan engeagin ¥ me : a possible head concussion at Pon- cracked away chunks M ! is job, ya : 2 : ee tiac General Hospital following an
_enabled the rush of air to -peelldays after New York City bankers -Ur Guard: , ae of the ice covering/said the turnpike’s fioatehal ncers/Mary’s Slayer Under Constant Gu eS oan eh mee ce
eo man sai Killer~Awaits Warrant),cs. aad The Weather New York financiers also stat ee: : i Pingponat non petigcindsccxem
Fuh US. Weather Darvas Report | 04 that construction of the Sewth- | rerporr i — Under constant) ner admitted he attacked the [pw "a" Ot the roadway AND _ VICINITY. expressway would be “ta child June 1% when she came in- cated ligne Showers leday, cester, hich ye %0| tal” to the turnpike guard, ex-convict Lawrence Tutn-) . !
, Partly cloudy low te co.) er today was held in an undis- to the grocery store where he La laadeahasheahertenlashaheeabenbenbeett— ;
Femerrew fair and's fitde warmer, high| It would draw too much traffic] ® worked, four blocks from SPECIAL PURCHASE #/= reer BP Norte to northeast winds *t/away from the toll road to make|Closed jail pending’ issuance of | home. | L PU || at 4 te 8 miles an hour tonight. a pay-as-you-go. highway financial-|first degree murder warrant! « letuaiie in chataied <Z = Z ——Z Hy
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SLLLLETLiTity) are ene nlangeeas Seine Reema
ae ae vd News Flashes > BRISBANE, Aastralia m — A
injuries yesterday when F
oT dtelal|
Glens give you color
in a gentlemanly way.
We have them in. frank-
ly bold patterns and
small plaids.
A size 40 regular
tips the scales at just
ovér a pound. - Best
for those blazing days!
Won't rumple, doesn’t
wrinkle—spring back
to looking just-pressed
after a few hours on
a hanger!
— Two ‘Trouser
Glen Plaid
Suits *55
Available at Both Stores
A
| RAYON in
TONES |
Trolleys No Longer ——yemre ~~ Rum in’Kansas City KANSAS. CITY — No street /fE
_ £ars Pan on Kansas City streets
today for the first time since 1869)
88 years ago.
Buses replaced the trolleys on
“the Country “Club, “Dodson and/E
‘Rock Hill lines yesterday, com-
pleting a conversion started sev-
be years ago.
"= The Kansas City Public ‘i
= bee Co, ran a special on the coun-|
try club line for amateur photog-|
A ectilds ta bunt oie. ‘ * The company claims, _Kansas j Brand new, nd ly guaranteed iron,
_ Saginaw Latest model with, all the
Buy-now~at-this-price~for~yourself-or-tuture gift=
LJIMM)..:. eo » i
raphers and nostalgic fans who'|E giving! —ind 98 North
Floor
. City is the birthplace of the elec-
E months later eqtabtiahed regu-
r service,
‘actory ntative Here 3
WEDNESDAY—2 to 4 P. M.
REMINGTON Electric Shaver
+ RECONDITIONED : E —While You F sere ied Lawn Sprinkler Regular. cas! 95 Value
| an “—
Exactly as
Pictured
$8 North he lawn)
sprinkler
that puts water
where you want
it! Adjustable spray
control, for 2 ft. to 60
ft. areas,
unit fully. guaranteed, ball-
bearing construction.
i ae
© Eliminates Trimming
e marble Grass Spreading into
Garden Areas.
© Rustproot -Aluminum
® install It Yourself
Grass stop controls grass. at jlawn
edges, around flower
trees: Grass-stop barrier can be
the ground at soi] level. Corruga
aluminum, 4-inches deep.
SIM M3.8) * $8 N. Saginaw
Saginaw Select Grain HARDWOOD
FOLDING STYLE
Step Ladders 5-FOOT 3 4 4
$4.95
Value
$6 Value, 6-FOOT
Select grain hardwood ‘step ladders with steel rod re-
inforced steps. Ladders have pail platforms. . Limited
- stock—buy tonite anid” Tuesday and save. *
IMAM on Floor
beds and | |
mowed: over because its driven into | —
ted
—ind Floor | E © No Hard :Rubbing!
NEW ‘KOREX’ ©
Copper--Brass and
Stainless Steel
CLEANER Bons. 89°
FREE Applicator Sponge eet I
sealed motor i t Big Savings! " dis that brings Bog Anttier Yinicel e
| worthwhile first quality
“ ftems, More eave soca’ tek i aieap x always pert to com-
pare prices at Simms. :
Look for “MONEY-SAVER” Signs Threughest
Original o =
$3.95 Value a ‘
® Chessmen
19:in. Round—20-in. High
Three self-level legs, ideal on un-
even floors, Stain - proof baked ¥
enamel finish. . ff
Pictured Ee
Ideal for patio, lawn, porch, rec.
room, picnics, TV snacks, etc,
Folds into carton for storage.
CLOWN. DECORATED TOP—All Metal
= Child’ TABLE & CHAIR Sets Original $5.95 Value
SIMMS $ 49 . -PRICE—
ry
Table and 2 Stools
All metal, baked enamel
finish for indoors or out,
No limit — buy all you
want,
= ee ¥%
Tess ONE COAT
r LUSTRE LATEX PAINT :
Fully WASHABLE—White or Colors
a= ge apply with brush or roller on
walls, ceiling or woodwork, [EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEXIXKXXXEEEE
‘ : rl . ‘ drawers.
“ Folding Legs—Woven Basket
Removes blue-black burns in &
jiffy, tarnish melts at a touch .
all without hard rubbing. No more
blackened dish cloths, has FREE
applicator sponge.
98 N. mele atten Floor
Men Who Wont More For Their Money.
Always SHOP et SIMMS
WANES’ Ribbed Style
Men’s ‘T’-Srirts
i= 79° ce ae $1.50 ines shirts as shown in dark
eek tae as or tines ack irregulars. i
Denim and Dress Style
- Men‘s Slacks. : Sold-Out Last Waeh-Ancthed Shipment Arrived!
Buy Now at Same Low Price -
MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY!
: Genuine EASTMAN KODAK
_ MOVIE CAMERA
2-Bulb BARLITE |
1 Roll COLOR FILM
Meee) Regular $41.30 Value
We ALL FOR ONLY—
ial $3 Holds in Layaway
ie 8mm movie camera, the / ive the $20.95. Brown:
$8.95 barlite with 2.bulbs, and the $2.40 rol! of color
film all at the price-of the camera alone. Take won-
derful indoor and outdoor co!
"Values to Sasinaw, SMM I a
3300"
For _porch, breeseway. ete Pa joke
. fight JB yy Pag oy to) Pass me oF ig 4 — .
Made in ‘the the listed widibs hotel 5.
wanted
gad experience, they di Dries in 20 minutes, easy to
Now Available for Sale Without Prescription!
NEW APPETITE CONTROL | TABLET FOR EASIER,
FASTER REDUCING Clinically tested and used by doctors with remarkable results on
many patients in treatment of obesity. Works automatically to de-
press appetite. Lose weight you want to take off-—safely, ropidly,
piace Get positive results or money refunded.
can take off
of unwanted fat —
ate pou
stantial of weigh
30, even up to 40 Bree mages And
because of tite. incing miedical
id ae fla
[
nothing for you.
; to FY
phy are cate ©
a efiective = |. APE! ape. clive reducing ;
TRIMET tbles contin no bulk
fritate stomach,
Sormal rowiae of 2
your
: : ae just -_ thing: contro your
Rasy to clean
s With tite- > we removab’
Choice of colors, New ‘Mighty Midget’
: Parts Cabinet |
Value
Handy storage for small parts—
\stamps, washers, nuts, bolts,
wing needs, etc. Crystal clear
As shown, in colors. | s393- 1 87 | os
rsimmoee Hardware Dept. —2nd Floss
. BABY NEEDS at
Special LOV
AIN FLOOR BARGAINS PRICES F — Tonite and Tnesday —
_ BASSINETS
inet
Sturdy woven basket on rolling
caster legs. Chotee of assorted pastel
colors.
Receiving Blankets White or Pastel Colors
$9c Value 4 4
Washable — —
i quality. 26x34 inc
datants’ Washable Cotton
Gowns | & Kimonos
washenns he = ¢
Aho choice of pastels. All
Combed Cotton—Stays Tight
Fitted Crib Sheets
somme teen 7 TE Infants’ All PLASTIC
. Training Seat
Gietd Seb tinveting. With baby, when @iaper becomes soiled—just throw it
Fiexible—Unbreckable
-Plaatie Diaper Pail
ee 277 y lise
plastic finer pai oy
you. MUST BRING THESE COUPONS. 70. sur. at THESE PRICES. 4
Here are mother 9 SUPER-SPECIALS for
you thrifty shoppers, who have learned that
~—tlipping SIMMS “coupons pays off” in-big —
savings. Cet~ your\share vd the bargains,
~~ ~Shop tonight and Tuesday.
Bring This Adv. With You for
GUARANTEED SAVINGS!
* wena Be Ar eee Oy Paar 3
All Pasig “Fronds
5¢ Chewing Gum
$1.00 Value oe
Your choice of Wrigley’s, tae =
Beechnut, Beeman’s, ee om
= Dentyne, ete, (LIMJT—.
1 box).
TRIB
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LELe.
\ Just 200 Ae This Sale!
| Gist Box-TIDE Regular 79c Seller st rE Cc —
Si Giant economy box, over
a 3 nds. For laundry or
mat dishes. (LIMIT 2),
DRUGS—Main Floor =
Choice ~ Famous Breaks re
$1,756 to 2 Permanents
"Choose from TON
QUICK . DUBARRY =
NUTRI-TONIC * #8
- Limit 2.
COSMETICS—Maia Floor ~
Famous ‘Mini-Clip’ Brand
ti rim Nail Clipper
ISe Value
All metal, highly polished
pocket clipper. Not exactly
as pictured. (Limit 1),
SUNDRIES—Main Floor
Lid Cover & Rug Set
N 2-Pe. Bathroom Set F
ae ale
- Absorbent Cotton Knit
| tay 14x20” Towel 29¢ Value md = SS < >.
5 Fine cotton knits trv annsee nd
- Fits Most Te Cameras I colors. Ser. baby beth and
- “Kodacolor” Fi im 2 ‘other uses, . (Limit 2.)
$2.50 Value Rg.
away, *
a
os
127 sizes.
‘(Limit 4 rofis),
CAMERAS—Main Floor
O\VALUABLE CO For Mizing, Serving ot Sterage
: 3 Juice mE 3 me 59ce Value
ao For coffee, tea, frozen
wecy juices, etc. Plastic lid. Dec-.
meet orated. 30-ounce capacity.
y iLimit 1),
Floor “= _
A VALUABLE <oulbor iy
Compact Folding Hardwood .
>» 2-Fi. Stopladder
$1.95 Value gue
' ‘Reinforced steps, Sze compact folding
~- hardwood ladder.
Pao - But Wonders How ‘Long It Can Last } ry s $ ieee
nr
: | periencing
jbo lone it t com leat
sets and washing machines to Mr.
| and Mrs. Joe Japan
|FINGER OF WARNING
| ings are dwindling and the govern-
“ment is |Japan. ecpedebes. Boake poate a deflationary policy at) because of geperous imports of raw) Spent | “TOKYO (INS) = Japan is ex- restrictions :
materials, favorable world econ-| Will meke it more expensive te |pected ae its biggest business| home.
boom clone hee gt magia
jn.| sét, washing machiie or dlectric™
| in a bank.
& rte food intake was 2,500 calories a
LIVING HIGH : day,on the average. There is agreement that the times have changed. For one.
Japan's foreign exchange hold-
fo reverse the
trend, mainly by cutting down
imports, ae’ exports and ‘more
| mation’s
|Plans Feeding
Happiness Pills
es Fighting Fish !
}
|
| ae are rare, |
2 a KR
thinks
ose en ec tanner taal
] =e sptrit. : '
Jove a —_ they fight and eat
“She fish would absorb the tran-|
q@uilizer solution through their gill,
“6189 | System, just as they would water,
£4 . ‘ ews ‘Miss Michaels. L Sat 2
PEOPLES
we pt
ae
nb
2?
NEY-SAVING COUPON ” Seabrook Farms. Frozen
PEAS WITH THIS cae. COUPON ONLY
_ Expires tein , us ot
Ca ds WE
PEOPLE’S
465 E Pike
700 Auburn
Limit 3 Pkgs.
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Ciera:
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pagcakt MONEY-SAVING COUPON
Hart Brand ‘Creme KALAMAZOO (Siamese fight-
Feat germag- ms Betta
|Splendens—are a thing. of beauty
ithat when they get hungry they
eat each other. Hence; Betta Splen-
' But Rhoda Michaels, a para-
she has the
= cure this fatal fighting,
“I read where a mild form of
tranquilizer diluted in the water)
fwill tame fighting fish to a point! ’
| whére they will mingle in the same} |
‘tank without biting each ‘other,”) |
ishe says. “I'm planning to try the) |
experiment and, if it works, raising] ’
the fish will be easy. It may wotk| '
‘and it may not, but it’s sure to be) ;
_ FOODO-MAT 465 | E. Pike St. |
.
Thus Mr. and Mrs, Japan, en-
joying fuller dinner tables and omic conditioris and Seen
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Wednesday, the 26th day of June, 1957, from 7:00 ff at
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a _Time,.to vote upon_the. following proposition: |
4 __- "Shall Novi Community School District, County je
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: _. Thousend Dollars ($825,000) and issue its
bonds therefor, for the purpose of defraying the of Oakland, State of Michigan, borrow the sum |
cost of remodeling the Novi Elementary School
building, erecting and furnishing a new elemen-
tary. school building, and acquiring additional
school sites in said school district?
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that the voting -§
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NOTICE is. FURTHER GIVEN, that the Board ff
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that Eight Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand Dolldrs
($825,000) is the amount of money necessary to be
borrowed for the project for which said bonds are to
be issued.
Scie H. Larson,
Secretary of the Board of Education
of said School District
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ah a Doubleheaders %
antle Leads Yanks to Topf
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mickey Mantle's batting splurge
is ‘the big news. in the American
| League as the New York: Yankees’
| slugger takes dead aim at an un-
precedented second straight “tri-
ple crown,”
grant _ the ihe start of She_ stormy Pi
Sox series in Chicago two
aa ago, the switcher has been
a. pitching. at a .500)
*-+% *
As the result of this aang QUALITY TOOL!
‘ATLAS. @ en @ DELTA [ison with a 382 batting average,
SHOPSMITH © _. DeW+ ed he tratis-Washington's Roy. CAR or TRUCK
ATTHEWS-HARGREAVES
| Elston Howardon a pop fly and with a three-hitter going to. the
ninth inning of the second game,
hit one.
Mickey's 21st homer into the
third deck in right with two’ on
unhinged
Paul LaPalme to. the rescue. The
survived some more shoddy field-
ing to strike out Yogi Berra, hat
strike out pinch hitter Darrell
Johnson 0 and. Jags #5’ gane.
Whether the Go-Go Sox are suf-
fering from their usual denying his defense failed him and Mantle finally have hit inait wetide.
Donovan. and brought! v:! »
Nefthanded knuckleball — SP ied ee an fects of their tast early space,
there is no that the
Fears Arm May
Cleveland “clubbed Washington
Have Left Bill ~ Baltimore’ $ Four Runs
Grace of Southfield, both from, No-
tre Dame, along with Tommy Wat-
rous, U. of D. golf captain from —
_|Royal Oak, are among the entries _
in_the NCAA golf championships
being held today at. Colorado —
Springs. Team favorite is Houston,
totalled 31 hits in thumping Kan-
sas City 10-6 and 10-1.
Malzone
Williams hit his
homers, collected five hits and
18th and...19th _|best Detroit lefthander since prince
appointment of the season—that’s
the story of young Bill Hoeft—in
the space of two short months. -
Plies 25-year-old Hoeft, winner of
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double to score another.
with singles ie one . led by Saturday’s Trans-Miss. tea Sie coe “one 10th) Mike Garcia, Gene Woodling -had|— a se sie
straight 9-2 in.the opener, a ninth/four hits and a walk in the opener in” Third “inning Sends’ champion Red cogs victory for ‘Bobby Shantz and his\and even pitcher Ray Narleski| Southpaw to Showers * _. succession. ts lite got aria the of the year — aj Oakiand Hills pro Al Watrous |
was helped a 16-\homer- . _ left New York by Sunday os auech pele leer Billy a BALTIMORE # — From the ‘ox Gina, Bie A sey
{| ternational Senior’s Match, Frie——-—- day, Watrous appeared on a New
York TV show Saturday. : xk oe
Jim Lyeth Jr., of Grosse Pointe,
over a Whiels Wack Gar 4 :
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Ejected, but Cards Win ' Sunday was .a rough day for
. especially in the Nation-
. . Losing skippers Bobby ‘Three-mile run—John Macy, Hous-| Lee took over at this point
Jones, Jowa) est betere betag tagged for a /Run and Dr. A. E pa srg |City, 9:49.6, 220-yard low hurdies—| two-rum single by George Kell ,. defeated George jo
slies. Gabert. Winston-Salem, 22.5. which put Baltimore out in front wget ane Bow Lis Po 0 | Two- walk — Harry Laskau, ,
New York 92nd St. YMHA, 13:583.| permorr - marrimone |!-UP» in the 18th annual Red Run Not just a top hen Seie . but a full |Hammer throw—Harold Connolly ABR AB & | Invitational Best Ball tournament shoulder to shoulder cap, in a new, [Boston UAC, 2163. ‘(Riinet, 3 $f Serement® $F tl vesterday. improved design. The same design ange ae ~~ | ee rer 1 as on the 1957 new cars. Fully | Mi hi B Ree 38 6 ee” 8 : | os Pemagan bocts::. Res }} | ieeex | ff Se Oat te ees one $ 9 plas exchange and tex || Win in Toledo Boros iy. $$ i Moore >” $1 3| Tim Griffin im the semifinals, ‘ ° 1 © 0-Totals 35 8 13| A 17-foot birdie putt by Dr. La-
6.70-15 TOLEDO, Ohio @®—Two Michi-|Meeftp ¢ 8 8 Croix on the ii-bolp broke up ; . ~ gan boats came in first in their aber 33 the even match, 710-15. ‘ 10.95 760-15. .°11.95 iss In’ the finals: Linkdater - Nettie
née had a l-up lead going to 18, but
Ste Bee. both men hooked their drives, and ebbre °F Bolling in ath. LaCroix birdied a 9foot putt for , Baltimore 004-016 00 x—§ the victory. 1 74, Bushy i, Rell 8 tee ab anne .it| Linklater missed a four-foot putt’
Ae ee EL | q se io ._ R- ‘ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
LOSE TO HOME)|or Cia, came i raat inti Oo Mone Ra 21 | : 2 in’ A * poe toe y i — rane a Fores’
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steady Hank. Aaron and Bur Bra
ton provided the big bat¢ as the
Braves took over 3nd place. The
* Aaron’s single batted in the
winning ron in the Ist game,
ers in the afterpiece — a
double and triple. .
The New York Giants, who hove
taken a new lease on life on their
Western. tour, clinched their 4th
straight series by whipping. the
Cubs 7-5 and 5-1.
* * *
Johnny Antonelli, with relief
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sky. A homer by Lee Walls ruined. =
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“19 n | THRILLS! SPILLS! CHILLS! |
(Th 1957 Mai By BILL CORNWELL course was. iade to order for him.|place tie with: Fred Hawkins,
e jor L All-Star gome bition FLINT—An eligible young bach-|Next to. George Bayer the longest] n., snere: was no “blow. ap’.
~is “being “conducted by The Pontiac Press for the lor was $5,700 richer today after|hitting golfer on the profess for Harney. He faltered tempo- ' Sonienlenionat’s Office. The game will be:played at | Winning the 6th annual Carling/circuit, Harney Yound the lengthy) -iuy shooting a $7-0n the front St. Louis, duly 9th.) * Open golf tournament Seer atjpar 4 and par 5 ‘holes perfectly sine, bat be recovered ‘n ceine.
Flint Golf Club, suited to his booming, wood shots.) ouse with a | 31, in.
Paul Harney, 21-year-old pro- | Harney—stood at 207 when yes-| eluding birdies on aed ‘13, 16 and = | American League: Position. ‘National League _ | -fessional--from ~ Bofton;--Mass., jterday's final 18-hole round began, -18.-—~ geese wich, yer—— Team) (Player—Team) fired sub-par golf in every round one stroke behind pace-setting Finsterwald, hoping to pocket : "MOOMPELD MLS
; of on Tetele man a oS nat Sere 65 eke tox ie $5,000 Ss $2,600] midway” Jeader, joined two asso-| te
strek Beaumont, Texas. Weaver sky-jrepeat winner of this tournament, |plus another et $550 for seating the ciates with an even par 284, ‘MORNING « NOON - Ni 1 champion par. Finsterwald and : SER 8 aS st — a rocketed. t0 35 Sey: .m Mee to be coment. with 318 tar. 2nd aeenGee en ee ;
Bob Inman. vl boas Bar Nary of Wayne posted 286
2B : It was the Ist major victory for ae _ _. jo ears $150 and. picked--up an ad- AER YEN A. —_ —— .~-~So sma. «the easy-going Harnéy since he ine 0 IS ditional $300 fer. being Michigan's See You Later Jee, turned pro in November of 1954. . {No. 2 player. Pontiac’s Gene Bone Vm sheen for Z 4 | Harney rifled his 2nd consecu- oa PO ee _[had a 72-hole score of 288, the| ‘3B. itive 68 yesterday for a total of-275.|- ht ant . state’s 3rd best total, to snatch a ’ nine strokes below regulation, then 0 €ague $250 bonus plus $53.85 for his share ‘gratefully pocketed the winner's - lof 12th-place money. - <3 purse and headed for Detroit to Unable to field a team for Sun- ~ ra ‘tune up for the Western — Open day’s scheduled game the John Barnum of Grand Rap-. = Thursday through Sunday at Plum Clawson—club in promis gud: ids, Jack Fleck of Rechester and ‘ ine Meadowbrook's Chick Harbert LF : American Legion. Junior Baseball) ouecteq the balance of Michi- : The quiet Harney thought the loop, «the Pontiac representative) con's $1,500 bonus,
par 36-35—71 Flint course was today withdrew from the circuit.
“just wonderful” and it’s easy Sunday's game was‘ forfeited to| Balding hit a $2,000 jackpot by CF to see why. He played the 6,625- : Clawson. __ *|topping’ his fellow Canadians in
yard layout like he owned it, bias-| tat that aches! te out [2 nett, BF & 35,000 bonus Stan
ing around in 70-69-68-68, .— and many of the boys on our club ne psa natal swat ee
RF It almost seemed as though the ‘| are working to build a school |” oe
fund for next fall, has made it |"C™Ainder of the loot. , » | Bob Keller from Royal Oak, hard for us to field a team, ne the Boys’ Club | Mike Dietz of Lake Orion and) c State Racers Among sao “Mame of the [F’zmington’s Jimmy Johnson - lTrenton’s Top T. angeatned today, “Weng were Oakland County golfers who renton’s op fen boys werk on pty aaa : : > ° 1 hb finished out of the running and out t us hard, but the interests of a a = | ZeRrTON, Soe ell Olah oa the bere first, and so we |! the money. ati : itted : chigan men finished among the : | 7 _ |jtop 10 yesterday in the 300-miie a ioe oe we DO ete Slabs | | . - }{Trenton Speedway race for late Coulacos. plans to talk.with Le:|g05 insean labs : 3 model stock cars. gion league officials about the as
*ALL BALLOTS MUST BE TURNED IN TO THE Me hegasrieelt ALL ABOARD FOR GLASGOW — Al Watrous, Oakland Hills be formed to fill the vacancy. PONTIAC PRESS SPORTS ‘DEPT, . Detro’ . : Country Club pro, bids farewell as he boards the Scandinavian Air- Im another scheduled game Sun- PONTIAC, MICH., |" sam Hanks of Pacific Palisades,| liner for Glasgow, Scotland, where he will meet John Burton Friday BY TuESD au : day Milford . stopped co-leader : moet, ores UNE 25th. Calif., won the event with an aver-| in the International Senior's Golf Match. Watrous left from New |perkley 21, to assume the league age speed of 88.37 miles an hour.| York Sunday. : | Head with four: straight wins. It Henry
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Equine Stars Prepare for Big Show
Rochester ddded to Birming-
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16-0, third blank Herb Kelley's/ai
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i t ix, Including four RBI's. i = By H. GUY MOATS “Apt Pupil’ was the Pointe work- | (Q{ficials and ileus for the show . Wednesday's games — Milford|GENE BONE P i > The “big move” of many of the| '"S hunter champion. include: at Rochester and Clawson at Bir- resent this. coupon end we | i 4 country’s top ‘show horses was un-| “Mountain Breeze’ from the] «Mi*.. ser, Scott, vane, “Se... 5>:lmingham,
will give you FREE 1 alk of oil Bj qider way today, with Bloomtielg/Jamm7y Wallace stables, (North Fer cquicsiion® Desiel P” snehen q/Open Hunt Club on East Long open ju +d Sewixkiey, Pa., (hunter, hunter equita- with each oil change. Bi event. He is among the competitors| ties.” jumpersi: ‘Col. &. "F. ‘Thomson, 213 Boys Finish ; | qjiake road, the current destination. | at the Hills. “Velvet Rose” one of|cet "C,H. Sndérsok, PL’ Bil Oe, y : The big show opens Tuesday with|three Bloomfield entries by Mrs,| (Jumper, dressage); Maj. Anton Rethy.i» , an all-day junior program. Robert Haas (Farm Crest Farm, |Taylor Brockville, Ont’ idressage), ©. "y’ Swim Lessons : . aE Northville). was: 2nd _ in the Pointe W. Benjamin, Flint, (western, parade, 4 Most of the winners and jpalomino, Arabian, Morgan, stock Y SERVICE dlothe : ee? ed lightweight hunter class, back of Cquttatien) sin, cetcinn, eotertel] A total of. 213 beiys te ae & other equine stars from resse|Cy James’ “Star Double.” — ’ = : Clarence L. (Noney) Craven (Brook-\classes completed their swim 390 e Bivens ee ‘ol the Flying Red Horse” é 4) Pointe show that closed Sunday| More 6 exe Migerbl oye — oe link, Mace,). for mas iat eenter~|i, at the YMCA the tux?
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| “Requota." with Cy dames “apt |'° "i" & ball game. Floyd Harper) cel tenis eion oo eee de. f9-42-16—321 | Pupil” and Dennehy’s |°f Richard's Tavern certainly won) Griff's Grill continued its surge|jite and Mike Hart. a pay en “Let 9 oe led Con Counselling Experience Assist You" “Fortune Hunter” collected their |a well-earned decision over! Louie’ s|towards the top slot in the City ‘Hours: Daily 9 to S. Wed. end Sat. 9 to 1. Evenings by App't. || *xth victory in two years in the |Tavern last night. Baseball League by making three TRA ED
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with the big base hit that clinched
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‘| Tun homer in the 13th almost
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- Louie's dropped all the way to Loser Mike Haines also went
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ham says he'd rather be ‘an am-
of the, King of Kings than
the United States."
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CAN DO NO MORE
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Producers Assn. reports it|{o.xrun for political office.”
_ boosted its -bumber- of of milk + £2:
pur-| Grouley recently launched the
such Satuies at Decker-
Ovid. The milk market
it will use the new
litical le of my. state called
on me te ask me to run in the
primary ‘for the Democratic 3
ination f the. Senate. 1 told in
campaign for Graham in his news-
“paper, “Daily Free-Lance,”
and planned to a “Graham for
Poles ‘in Humor Festival
BORDIGHERA, Italy @—Poland
has become the first Iron Curtain) °
country to enter the annual Inter-
national Festival of Humor here.
The festival \reviews ‘outstanding
cartoons and jokes:by leading hu- = - processing surplus!President’ on his radio station,
KHEN. In an editorial outlining his
plan, Gourley wrote:
“A lot of folks-will_say this is
ridiculous. But the truth is, it is
time for America, the world’s: God's chosen
public better? He te a natural for
the campaign part of it."
Graham said his Minneapolis
headquarters has received some
430,000 pieces of mail in the lastigan-
three weeks and that a-number of
the letters were along the lines of
proposing he run for- president,
* * *
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“when T spoke at a Salvation. Army
dinner some time ago, Elsa Max-
jwell was there. She told some
people, ‘He ought to be in- politics
rather than wasting his time going
around-the country preaching . .
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{ Lincoln Division Head |*ecisors One of the Strongest Chief Justices in U. S.. History =
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By JAMES LEE +4
OKLAHOMA CITY @—A Ford
Motor Co.: executive suggested to-
day increased productivity as an
antidote to inflation, _
“Tt seems clear that meeting the
...|steady increase in the productivity
of our industria] system,” Ben D.
He spoke before -a special Cham- ee at Gaiden maaan Gielen:
-|day for members of the Oklahoma
State Press. 8 —
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peacetime uses of atomic energy
as two major technological
ity. ——
trial plants is providing safer,
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he has. said, that the Supreme
Court of the United States should
be above and beyond politics, that
its nine justices should be chosen
by standards of personal integrity
and intellectual honesty, and not
for reasons of political expediency.
REPUBLICAN NAMED
Thus when the time came in 1945
—five months after he became
president — for him to make his
first appointment to the high bench, Truman chose not a mem-
ber of his own party, but a Re-
publican, Harold Hitz Burton of
general, Tom C. Clark of Texas, &® Democrat in deed as well as in
name,
When Dwight D. Eisenhower en-
tered the White House in 1953 as
the first Republican president in
20 years, he was soon -confronted,
chief justice of the United States.
Warren Molding Court in- His Image
re were those who said of Clark
t he was a machine politician, a}
party stalwart who would ‘follow
the leader without quibble or ob- He looked westward for a man
of strength, a man able by expe-
rience and inclination to balance
WASHINGTON (INS)=As-Prest-
dent of the United States, Harry S.| 0.
Ne the role of “great dissenter.”
For example — in his blistering
nationally
er of the GOP's “progressive”
Each in his own way,-the Tru-
man appointees and the chief jus-| decree
tice have made court history.
SHOWN EFFICIENCY
Burton, who was a close friend
of Trumah ih the Senate despite
their political differences, has
unostentatious
ciency and scholarship in his ca-
reer on the court.
His work has been accom-
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Burton is one of the most spirit-
Court.. He is a leader of the Uni-ima
tarian Church, a man given tojct
prayer and meditation.
Justice Clark is something
When Truman appointed
him to the Supreme bench in 1949, powerfully persuasive man,
with the necessity of naming a|paradox.
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