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OvVaRPane wont DELAYED — — A shortage of. steel beams
has stopped construction work on the Orchard Lake Avenue over-
pass, now being built as part of the planned relocation of Telegraph
Road near the western city limits of Pontiac, Highway Department
officials confirmed yesterday. When completed, through traffic on
Telegrerh Road. Gereground) will pass water Ouchard Lake Ave-
Engineer Tells Why, Underpass Project Lags Harold R. Puffer, State Highway
jin June of 1957 and do not see how “We fully expect the final com-
pletion of this project will be early
it can bly be any earlier,”
Puffer in a letter to the Pon-|
tiac Chamber of Commerce.
s Temperature, Rain Normal?.
Figures Strain Credulity. In Monday’s Pontiac. Press, W. W. Oak, head of.
the Weather Bureau in this area, set forth his ideas
on current weather conditions.
His findings came as a distinct surprise, not to
mention a bit of-a-shock
one’s credulity. .
Rain is normal.
Temperature is average. ,
“This has been-a usual
+ possesses the records to back up his assertions. ' His
declarations come as a huge surprise to a whole host
of disbelievers and The Press was included in those
ranks.
Asked for statistical confirmation of his assertions, |"®* _ Mr, Oak-sends us the ‘average temperature for Boris
month by month; together with the normal. bi
Here they are:
eee
:* Eeeores
This.shows that through the first seven months
the temperature in 1956
. warmer than normal. This amount is absolutely»
imperceptible - -ta anyone,
The
Th
August will. bly wipe
1956 Normal
25.3 25.3
28.0 26.1,
32.9 35.5
7 46S
- 56.8 58.2 ;
69.8 68.1
718 73.1
is also intriguing.
July, we are actually 1.57 behind normal.
‘to average. © \ anda challenge to every-
summer,” says he and he
averages .4 of a degree
including a ‘eeecoeetey, -|like this everywhere in the country
4
hue through thé overpass (construction in center of picture). The
_ present Telegraph Road will remain as an access route to the mile-
long relocation. Traffic on Orchard Lake Avenue, now being routed
around the construction site in a loop to the north, ts periodically
blocked during rush hours. :
“Actually the §feel strike has
|not_delayéd the completion of this
structure materially since the steel
{situation Was. critical when we took steel strike should cause a six-
month delay. The Press carried |
an editorial the same day de-
Ziegler yesterday supported Put-
fer’s reasons for the delay. “‘It is al
: and there isn't much we can do
about it,” he replied.
f g 2 a8
Hi ‘presupposing ithey (the contractor) could get
their steel delivered promptly.”
The letter said:
“At the time bids were taken
(Feb. 8) the earliest delivery date on which the low = eee
n Adds { Die in Alaska
Airliner Crash 22 Go Down in Flaming
Varicouver - to - Tokyo
- Plane; 6 Still o_o ‘
z Ss
Stevenson Adds
Picnic in Utica
to Monday Tour
Adiai' E. Stevenson, Democratic
nominee for President, will speak “|fatalities will be launched
tomorrow afternoon. when asec Seen Only Through Window
Traffic Oficial. Increase Force.
for Weekend “Local Safety Authorities
Hopeful of Matching
Perfect ‘55 Mark
An all-out onslaught on
Labor Day weekend. traffic!
every available ‘police offi-
cer and vehicle in Oakland’?
service for a 78-hour patrol)
of area highways.
The order for increased
vigilance was issued by law-
enforcement officials in the
face of a National Safety
Council warning that 480/
persons may lose their lives:
on crowded thoroughfares.
hopeful .of- matching last
year’s record of no county
fatalities against aq state
toll of 25 deaths.
The Pontiac State Police Post
will - station troopers at various
trouble spots in accordance with
a statewide plan to have a record
number of officers on Michigan
highways.
An estimated three million ve- }
hicles are expected to flood state
streets and highways between
Friday and Monday evening.
“Our entire department wilt be
on duty—all leaves have been can- ‘howe
celled trom noon Friday to mid-
night Monday, Sgt. Charles Mu-) terday.
ment cats would be on the road
__, {the distress of swimmers. Patrol ‘units will woarate 4 from 4
to 19 p.m. on Friday and Mon-
day under the direction of 20m!
and city traffic officials,
Red Cross radio cars will be
manned by amateur radio opera-
tors from the Oakland County Re- County will be pressed intolf] Riesel Case Wyatts’ Neighbors Reveal
Wierd Tale of Tied Child
By LAWRENCE
Keego Harbor neighbors o
\filing’ through the Oakland
yesterday, unfolded a Strange, grim story.
It was the story of a mother who told them her child!
‘|was a friend’s daughter, bei
The story of the little girl, never seen by the neighbors
jexpept as a pale face peeping through upstairs blinds
ene tthat were always drawn,
Woman Jailed
Wife of Alleged Brains!
Hinted to Have Heard!
Talk on Acid Treweg)
NEW YORK (®—The wife of an}
lalleged coconspirator in the: acid}
attack which blinded labor colum-|
Local safety officials are ™t* Victor Rieset-has~been held in $100,000 bail as a material wit-
ness in the case.
Mrs. Leni Miranti was ar-!
raigned yesterday before U.S.
Commissioner Earle N. Bishop.
The high bail was set assertedly
for her own protection and be-
cause she heard conversations
‘|pertaining to the acid throwing.
Thomas B. Gilchrist Jr., chief
assistant U, 8, attorney, told the
court: “We want to protect her
from a harm. oe’ a bat
Mrs. seistait interrupted the at-
\torney’s remarks, saying, “I don’t
lick of the Pontiac Post said yes- a what I’m a witnegs to.”
The woman's husband
Mulick reported all eight depart- bean 37, was arrested Aug. 17
with~ P, Carlino, 4%, each
held in $100,000 bail and charged
with conspiracy in the assault last
April 5 on Riesel as he emerged ! .
The government charges that
the 4l-year-old' Riesel was at-
tacked to prevent -him from testi-
’ [probing labor racketeering.
Arrested Tuesday and ar
raigned yesterday in the case
were Johnny Dio, 42, labor rack-
eteer the accused mastermind in
| against Riesel; Charles
Domenic Bando, 47;
pr i Carlino, 4—no relation to
Joseph Carlino—and Dio’s brother
_{Thomas, 4.
leases Nixon Dad to Die.
LA HABRA, Calif. (INS)—Vice
President Richard M. Nixon's
critically i father, Tl-year-old
Frank" Nixon, clung ‘to life by the
slenderest of threads today. Hope
lay League and experienced first
aiders, 8S. MARTZ JR.
f the William Wyatt family,
County prosecutor's office
ng boarded for $25 a week.
The story of rumors about
the child, seeping through
the neighborhood until fi-
nally last Thursday a
young woman and a teen-
/age girl, marched into the
house to investigate.
Thirteen-year-old Marion Pace
told Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem
she and her sister-in-law Joan,
found eight-year-old Sharon Wilkin-
son tied to her béd in a hot, stuffy
peweeae oom.
Wyati if a previous marriage,
was suffering from severe burns
on both hands and her lower
back, Her right hand, wrapped
in a seanty bundage, had been
burned about two months ago so
badly she is losing the use of the
Doctors have said the hand’s use
two years of surgery and treat-|
ments. - &
FOUND 10 ALONE
Investigating police that night
“ltound Sherty and iine of her 11
brothers and sisters alone in the
house, Thirteen-year-old Aaron was
in charge, Two girls, Darlene, 10,
and Diane, 9, had run away from
home and were already in Oakland
County Children's Home, may be partially restored after: Paratroons Land
Committee of 5 Nations
Meets Mondaytin Caird
to Pursue Solution = Od
NICOSIA, Cyprus (INS)
—French airborne troops
joined British-troops on the
island of Cyprus today in
case the Suez Canal dis-
pute erupts.into war. . ~
The Cyprus Times said
1,000 men arrived. No of — a ficial figure was given.
Thus Britain and France
served notice on Egypt they
have a clear-cut plan for
military action if shipping
is interfered with on the
canal.”
under an Anglo-Frénch agreemetit
announced yesterday, landed at
the Royal Air Force base. at tied
tent, :
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The French forces were flown
to Cyprus with the announced pur-
pose of being closer to Egypt
‘should there-be threats to French
tives or property in the aad
East,
Reporters were notified weeks
ago te obtain accreditation frome
“Tandon 6 they would pr teeion * i
accompany a ‘task
talks on Suez ie ek
milttary action becomes Bon
sary,
A five-nation committee fepre-
senting the Western allies and vy §
ers is scheduled to begin talks with
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ~ Egyptians Monday in Cairo on
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) -
Truman to Get in Act Too
eS: tes _KANSAS CITY i — Ready, Set,Go-—Campaign
“to get into the political campaign
He announced at his Kansas
a week.
from the White House.
commemorating a new Labor Day
the best answer to communism. President: Harry Truman is going
full blast.
City office yesterday the Demo
coolly DREERRE: SRRIiDER: Renan tie th eatien tent Sheng APSE
He said the committee is drawing up in list of peopecsd sipenit
ances, probably starting the second week in September, He said
-he would speak only at the invitation of the committee.
son's Labor Day address in Detroit ~ with a high-powered apeect
The brief remarks he had been scheduled to make at ceremonieg
were, a he ee ee
expanded into what approaches a major address.
Its main theme will be the task the free esiterpeiee- aystem Sneed
ot Cte ee
The controversial black seth
of Oakland County seems to have
disappeared, but alligators con-
tinue to pop up in area lakes, to
atthe CIO Labor Day picnic in Poetics May Pax
Merged Banks. Banks Tap
Five for New Posts
out this slight deficit, but
‘ing “Food News. eee eewere 31 thru 30 ,
Alig orts . sone ee ween ‘SE
In Today’ s Press | rmal merger. -
s Commy. ‘News. nee a fessbeerey: a
ayrteebeecgeeivaees es
Save Spent eecntrs
in“ the Oakland
ieaty Site ond Gaeemadis Te-
tional banks were announced
even so, we will t eC : oe : serve at the Milford
ally ‘half of this year’s rainfall came in
__ two of the seven months: April and May, These op Poel M. tinclale, Sersuer Ook. | two villains produced 8.29 inches. Hewerpereormal land County State president, who
for these two months is 6.40. pA — - assistant
August may show a heavier total than usual. ‘National,
_ Here are the figures up to August: gpeerirbagplna bane ope
an assistant cashier three 1956 Normal others—Albert Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Mine aakcis 93 1.80 ae alias Mappa abi ae : ee WOU: sigs ssinee 1.74 eee ores woe te ee
March ...,.. > | Two former directors ot tne | ete Cooper ot Kisood nd) pril ... ate wae sor Milford Bank, m (2° og etc gs.
May phe ee 433 3.44), . po Se ae 181° apo Se July paw ake « 1.26 ee Mod Ny
oe * |\bewer Long Lake in boats in
a were on a boondoggle, soaking up - When newsmen. began cruising
search of the elusive amphibian,
publishers voiced doubts of the ex-
istence of ‘te ‘gator. * Ld *
One was convinced his reporters
sun and being gently lulled by
slap of little Anesnnnag te She 3 at Cyprus Bases ses ;
to Back British:
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rive at the British crown colony,.
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Cc lasses: Talk Is Slated. . (Col ! 2 reaper fernoon | : 11m. at Manley Bailey Panera month
Kicked. him| nurse who served in the army in
8 E. | a her nt\tions be made to Michigan Heart the other at Association -in lieu at flowers. - scauenseuesnesauceneussesece
berry St. é Compare These. JUNT PRICES" men .
Ny Sy : “Legion Wants More & Newest Model WL |kicked- him out the front door, The classes add to the handl- | 4 EAM: causing Waugh to fall and skin children work provided Benefits for Disabled > SUNB H
, oe kev. me” vba an beat we * Electri Shar aris = 1 SF a aa | cation tn the field of speech cor- tis snanad ota sea ec iC ver!
cach tage! $100 bond, will be tried before em om # visiting teacher Be lean Legion Convention soggy ‘Pontiac Municipal Judge Maur- Ae __|here Monday will aim, at greater 3 fay | ty| fee E. Finnegan, Waugh says De. Paul D. Carter, assiatant su-\benefits for disabled veterans andy '
$in the,World War II invasion| Pe," Provecufe Me case Simm dren in the Birmingham area have|'0F Widows end_children of vetert :
eoees * ** In May, Waugh lost a. suit for a oe het eae e- ‘Jy Addington Waggner, national | " Without Trade . sae $14.95 i ee SS et wal, erent Cnet | injunction ae Rowwas Sor &. spectel roots Sor Conumander, outlined ‘the major Sef aeeer ot pe : Division will be!to allow'him to enter their church ae — cnt pan yay ay peed gies dyed aireinerce SERVICE GUARANTEE. Leather © : at the disposal of a joint Fran-jand worship there. toe Phot | dicapped are under consideration on ee a a Case a8 shown. H
| Peritisn British Waugh , was disfellowshipped| gon LUCK PARTNER — Wally Burkemo (lett) of Franklin by the board of education, = | Tato Pi i ag og |
ee ee aed has been weging a. private| Hills Country Club and Pete Cooper of Knollwood Country Club |" py pyyt Thame, in-charge of |wur setcvone to coutinne to cervell a esgary in Egypt") mg agg gg ever, Wished each other well on the starting tee at the annual Motor City special education of the Oakland jand strengthen the republic they!® : ‘Britain is estimated to have since, He claims he was barred| 8°f tournament which started this morping at the Western Golf | County School | will talk jjove,” W. said. 7 * —-- Mpward of 18,000 troops on CY: (ica @ fair trial. Course in Detroit. (See sports page 47 for details). Sept. 11 at 8:15 at the Birming- | “And the play will be wholesome|g :.
nee (aan miles. fr . Birmingham assoctation for spirit of men ‘women who St, eetiorn ‘entrense te the Dogs Get New Leash on Life dicapped Children, © pov ig Lateaset cp! of friendships|#- Without Trade-In $17.95 _ : canal, is offi cial
Sewn 2 ? 3 with =
esa” |p h Cc ll if he having its|borm of war service," cc Fa ee ee -
‘Aes, where tw-ore rea OOCNES GO ar nsurance - 7 troops landed, is the newest RAF) s w i airfield, It is on the southern KANSAS CITY i — Dog owners,care plan on a national scope de-jard R, Nelson and Gordon R. Rea-/1, «. 5 5 coast, on a flat peninsula tediby the hundreds are enrolling|voted exclusively to nonhumans. |be. a ‘ from the mainland bya lagoon. their pooches in “Canine Shield,”| The project was iaunched only| Today, the founding fathers re- 1 .* ‘CAN HANDLE JETS a hot new item in the insurance/five months ago by two veteran) ported, “Canine Shield” boasts : vg = é » ann te ibusiness and the first ee ee am, ice 3,000 agents and “‘several H :
oS ae oe send ~~ hundred active policies.’’ In Rea- :
== — ~reneiving ther heaviest and “Txatest Mahew Tlasthe he’s: “the influx is just bet H
jet bombers. ™=<"Neighbors of Wyatts Pontiac Deatlis ance hape Rw gg elay & i. ‘ | | Episkopl, general headquarters : : — country. We've had inquiries from|; ithout Trade- in. $14.95 8 = ot the Middle Rastern oommand, |T@H OF Tied Child Mrs. Hamilton Bartlett {as far away as New Zealand.” my’ an == “Is a few miles northwest of Akro- ‘ wi * « * designated the two special rooms, |
: Garde ls Ger oe es (Continued From Page 1) Poa Dagan ag received dl - There being no actuarial tables * * * ale j stationed : Hamilton- (Sarah hounds, Reabe and Nelson—| The Birmingham ~ Community| = 55 N. Saginaw ‘on prndoory ad in Libya, Iraq, | lead of — Mrs, Wystt was 'Rartlett, 82, mother of Mrs. Mon-lwho owns a boxer and a poodle — Blood Bank will be at First Pres- ed & , aaa Jordan, Aden, British Somaliland | hospitalised for an operstion. - |roe M. Osmun, of 100 Ogémaw Rd.!naq to start somewhat in the dark./byterian Church on Sept. 18 from : ‘Sting beagle ce: Yoichl yan ane hanna yesterday a. Con "diet aan Elicia aa eehgualy ewes} to 9 am. acoeetiae: i ca-ciee _— — . Military prepara ; the five older children, w nna, after @ ulated are working well, they said.|man : ym . : a in.evidente, ng inj OS And relatives, ges EAE BRD NE LI SME _ irs: BR. L. Bernhard Long “LABOR DAY’ Weekend Is a Good Transports hd bringi ' : rs oO medical care & 1
more troops, and a new tent city aly Teng ead Meer aie. her life in-Owosso where she was hospital pthc for dogs ie ee erhene 996 vane | ON YOUR NEW | Time to Paint-Up * Clean-Up * Fix-Up for troops has risen just north of| pita) Friday afternoon, gave them-|@ member of the Congregational qween six months and 10 years of ———_ "8 come : :
teste se cen erase 0 pee Motny. (Ch = Faas Oe PA || PAINTS DEP'T. SPECIALS ' ings have been taken over as mili- , | Besides Mrs, Osmun, she is sur-|$75 per hospitalization for an an-| 4, -ot- the-_First Baptist i a set
ee se aney asd tay ah aot know po Ted by tee other children, Eajnuat premium ot about $15." \couren wil ‘be ‘among those at ~ SOLO-KOTE ODORLESS - . — They said they did not know po-' ward Bartlett of Saginaw, Mrs.| The interest churned up by their tending the Sunday rally at the i cig a Rovernment €d-\lice were looking for them wntil/Dale Williams of Chicago, Mrs. unique venture keeps Nelson and/state Fair Grounds at 8 a.m. Dr. FLAT WALL PAINT vertised in New York today for/sunday, but a.neighbor told Ziem|Betty Harcroft of Fenton; nine|Reabe hopping. Mail pours in. Ani toseen Cangen Blake, trosidenh pilots to guide ships: through the yesterday Mrs, Wyatt PTtranny erpnichiidren and five grest-grand-|Ohle company WOR-1s0 the National Coumeil of Churches $549 Value _ Ganal at wages up to more thanihey from the: hospital children. dered’ i Canine ‘Shield would im will talk to the expected, 10,00 BAD 8 tenth. and indicated she knew a warrant) Service will be at 2:30 p.m. Fri-'sure them against marauding | assemblage. PER 4 99 ~ Egypt nationalized the canal |had been issued for her husband's\day from the ae eatan Fy dogs. Answer—no. Among applica-| ~ GALLON
~~ duly 28. It has been-ran by the |arrest. neral Home in, Owosso tions for agencies came the 10- Blanche Breakey washable ol-base fat Suez Canal Co., a private busi- | Both have denied mistreating the page letter of a Wilmington, Del..| services tor Bianche. B. _ Eoat meet" Bp anton: ong al mess organization, : Mrs. Eric Quicknes man who thought that, as a veg-| Breakey, -66, 511 George St., SOOO NNN ; Most canal pilots had been Bri- etarian, he would be pecaliarly former city nurse who died yes- P4 FREE YARDSTICK $ The five children—Aaron, 13; | airs. Eric (Maggie K.) Quickner, qualified to deal with pet lovers. $ 2 tish or French. After Egypt D®-) Arthur, 11; Darlene and Darwin, |g" ated ny ard Valter * eee artoraia, ee be ot = lest-Ask tor Yous = $ rey fom han nes nd] meno wa Mea ln eer ach" [b nd Nom a earings a a SRE | SOLO-KOTE ODORLESS . rod os - a hme x was born in Sweden on sent about the maladies of dogdom Cut the Kids’ Hair for Back-to-School Yourself
"rans mn SE See =| OHO ELECTRIC Barber Sets | mee 7], ~_ Tis Set Cont Pitot Service Si-/, 0” “Sng anton, who aanate's| _ A momsber of the Firat Bapiit Thee tense eeake eae ahaa $6.75 Value have nctepten Exyetantan, Dilots|. “pretty good -cook,"” described| Church, she had been a resident |G oer or canine 45 V. PER a ae fey cant | Sac eae he” en ey = an GALLON J So prepared 8 and sis- emia. And Egyptian authorities have jters when both parents were away.| Surviving are three children,| “We've had one dog recently i Puy 12 SF ae er named two mere Britons as All except Arthur said they aré| Ernst Quickner of polis, with eye cataracts, and _the 00cecaseandubeusdsoeebosvessooreneecesessocee = posse of an alleged spy met jafraid of their stepfather, who;,/Minn., Mrs. Aurelia Nor! are working on contact lenses for | Paint Thinner ¢° | eyet which Calre newape-|they said, spanks them with his|Daliver Quickner, both of Pontiac; |him to remove a. vision. impal a. pers charged ploted to organize |belt. Darlene said her mother had | four grandchildren, four great-| ment.” & __ S06: QUART e i _____& Fevelution against President lonce beaten her “all over” with a a sister, _Mrs.|_Smaller— breeds : <— : -, ~ Gamal Abdel Nasser, .. }broom, ° Delia Moss of Pontiac. health problems and ¢ ae =) J ing tee cookers ets, includ aeeRY WAS TIED: A prayer service will be con-|covered in the policies, are a large ee -
: Saabs of Barvtany neve’ been All agreed that Sherry was oft-|SP the a tas Oc pct None actor ** « Ey Cleans brushes, thins paints : wu =) named in the ring, en tied to a with ‘ana by,.the Rev, William E, Hakes of} Canine Sheild’s first case Haadbdcctscedesesocess $ Throw-Away Type
Sakon at nigh They nt |¢ FH Batt Church, The boty volved. a supposedly shred ROP CLOTH: Caulki sent to bridge for a ' >< | Prison Break Fails. —e lis Ma lcns s coming Paria abe The pooch was attacked by | poe CLOTH ° a ing
. 2Kil dowritstairs” td raid the icebox. : . : cost ry sac econlagaci 60c' Value § - Cartrid es
| illed, 1 In jured None ot the children could tell Judy Garland Switches’ -. Ey Ape ¢ ; jhow Sherry’s ‘hand was burned Y : Comparatively rare, fortunately, a +; be eee ERY. Ala, ‘wkifbylbut Diane said she saw her mother| Palace’ Opening Date stig soap aa ae Mees | Se oe $ Plloen sttictals today ‘considered|lit Sherry across the hips with a! NEW YORK (INS) — — The open-|ing bulldog named Pr cent ss fee & is ie : filing manslau ht ‘ bechuse “she wouldn't 4 ay 4 | g © r changes ; ing date of singing star Judy Gar-|reported. The bulldog was ae tg $ Marine itulting compound
| : rae Futice Cth ghey tcheg tad Mons am rrr y eerie eet eerie & i ge ng Fe SUITOR TTO OTT TOO TD set forward a week to 26.|at-the claws of a victorious tom- i Her success at the Pein ao oa cat: . <- Biggest Sera © & Lowest Prices at SIMMS Compare This Price Anywhere!
Hotel in Las Vegas compelled the). o 3A : singing star to extend her engage-; Extending the medi®&l insur- >. ft. Step Ladder ment there, thus it neces-
” e * dog $4.69 : K
Miss Garland wit do slink sha aweneg: Reabe said, “the cat - es a a week at the Palace. ent ee Value s
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THE powr1aé PRESS, awimsD, AY AUGUS T 30, 1956"
' WASHINGTON @—The- uioher
| of persons receiving pyblic assist-
ed June 30 but expenditures for
assistance programs increased by
almost 67 million dollars, the gov-
ernment said today.
The Social Seeurity Administra-
tion reported about 5,800,000 per-
sons on various public assistance
rolls — a decline of about 69,000
fromthe previous total. ——
} The report said states, territo-
ries and the federal goverhment
spent $2,790,000,000 on all types of
public assistance during the fis-
eal year,
This was the statistical picture
for the four aid programs assisted
by federal funds: al
Old-age assistance — a nase
,Of 24,800 persons to a t of
‘2,523,700, but an increase in expen-
ditures. from $1,54 ,000,000 to $1,-
637,000,000,
‘Dependent children—a decliné of |
6,660 families brought the, number
receiving assistance down to 613,-|
700 families and 1,707,600 children.
Expenditures increased from 625.
to 645, million dollars,
The blind—a slight increase to
a total,of 105,800. The cost went!
up from 70 to 73 million dollars. |
“The permanently and totally
disabled—also a slight increase
to a total of 258,300. Expendi-
tures jumped from 148 to 166 |
million dollars.
by states and localities—dropped
by 20,000 to 290,000. The states and
lnck leks Shine |
Has Rough Time
: Making a Dime -
-— ALBUQUERQUE, NM. Some days a guy.just can't make,
a dime,
Police said Kenneth
After arriving in a busy: section
of the city, he was told by police
shining was not allowed
witheut a license.
The lad started home. He later!
told _policea}.man drove yp to
roe in a carfand told him he was
lice offiéér, The boy said the
=a n searched him and took 25
cents he had » in 1 his. Pocket.
— E ergo | yo Ay ag
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Cost of Public id Program Has Risen by $67 Million] siz their local governments spent 2.
‘million dollars, down from 287 mil-
‘lion in the preceding fiscal year.’
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The average monthly payment
under each of the four federally
aided programs was higher in June.
than it was a yéar earlier. For old-
age assistance it was $1.99 higher
at $54.29; for. dependent children’
it was up $2.49 at $89.27 per family; |
for the blind it rose by $3.01 to:
$60.42 and for the totally and per-|
manently disabled jt was up $1. ig
to $6.72, sti "BACK - TO - SCHOOL SUPER - SPECIAL!
For Students—Hobb yists—Lab Students
100 -- wag 300 POWER Se
$10. 95
Value
NOT A TOY -— but a pracision
microscope with 3 powerful lens
in movable turret. Powerful lenses
assure perfect definition and
eliminates distortion.
DIMMS wor)
ie sence tian g Halong
? SIMMS SELLS FOR LESS! — us about ‘them
_CUT-RATE "PRICES - on DRUGS!
|a SAVE ON DRUGS BRANDS Dress.
“98 N. Saginaw Youngsters
—Main Floor Better.
, for LESS —
‘NATIONALES
e ADVERTISED
E School Starts Next. Week! You Can't Wait Much Longer’
} Shop Nights --Fri. and Sat. hin Is Open From 9 A. M: “tl 10 P. Me Sen
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SIMMS PONTIAC'S NEADOULATERS FOR BARGAINS IN BACK.TO.- SCHOOL NEEDS
Nationally Advertised
ENDICOTT:
“JOHNSON SE-J” Shoes
OO
'. 60¢ Value
STOPETTE
DEODORANT for ‘Men j
“49c Size
TOOTHPASTE ) 2 Tubes
St. Joseph
RUBBING ALCOHOL _ Full Pint
|
Shave Cream ~ 16-ounces
29¢ Value
WILDROOT
WAVE SET.
_ Be Value
HALEY’S
‘MO.
LYDIA »
- Value .....
D‘Con : A Simms Drug Dept. Feature
~ Waldorf Toilet Tissue cE.
“10 Paper Shopping Bag
C (ae 10
and Bag
10 rolls of famous. Waldorf . toilet
tissue in sturdy paper shopping bag.
Regular $1.19 value. | FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS—Rights Reserved to Limit Queries !
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pre ryes §
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TO BUILD BLOOD
& APPETITE--Famous
TONIC TABLETS
Feel Better Fast
24 Tablets
145
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with lanolin, te
$2.50 Value
Liquinet
Hair Spray
99° |
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$1.50 $4" 77: eewee
LISTERINE |:
ANTISEPTIC
. 44°
|
_ Shampoo |
$2.00 Value
$129
Bitlows of suds
even in Pontiac's
hard water.
6° D.D.T. LIQUID .
69 PINT
Liquid coating to
kill insects, ie
10°
¢.¢ .*7,%,%
444 *,°
*
$2.98 Value
GERITOL
Liquid or Tabs
89c Value
D’Con Mouse
Prufe.Kills ‘Em
nt or Roach Prufe gi. 19
Kills roaches or ants. Value 894
Tincture Green ee Pe 19
Shaker type bottle.
BABY NEEDS
“EVENFLO® Plastic
Conmecseoseesevoesccdos Beschnut Dry Cereal
~3 2 19 "Veins mS for 19
J&J Baby Talc ie
_ Soothes irritated skin. : Value
J&d Settee Bolls
sbiess
able uppers npseees
=? ey =
Moccasin toes.
Leather up-
of E eecccccccccesscccccoes
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All Sizes
8% to 12
Sizes
12% to 3
$4.98
Straps, oxfords &
ties, Compare
with 86 and §7
footwear
“i Guaranteed
! by Maker
; % & Simme
“ate > ie ba sou "
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My ae Oxfords 5 Sizes 8% to 3 PAs
pers.
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peig School OXFORDS 2% to 6
Guaranteed Ist Quality
Boys’ Gym Shoes
pe agin sade cas ER ENS 2e PS en ee ene Sip
6 to H—11% to 2
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FEATURE VALUE—¥ orth Much More
colors.
Sahn Wales 6 telen o
Lorger Sizes
7 to 14 Years.
Ginghams,
chromespuns. Sanforized—easy to {
launder. Greatest-ever style selection in wanted
sleeve styles. GUARANTEED «10 be the best made; perfect
fitting western jeans you can bis
“YOUR MONEY BACK
iv
BLUE
Si vieae
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Youth Sizes——14 to 16 2.98
*® Full 1344 Ounce Long Wear Denim
* SANFORIZED, Will Not Shrink 1%
Snug-fitting tapered legs . .
_ snap zipper... reinforced no-scratch
rivets . . . authentic Western style
worn by champion cowboys. . NaQn- " Boys’ Sizes—6 to iy ,
19
Boys’ Denim
DUNGAREES
Double Knees
for Extra Wear
” Sizes 6-16
Long-wear 10
of dentm
8S a ntorised
non ~« shrink
Zipper -fiy.
NEWEST FALL STYLES
L to 6x te
~§
1.89 289
cottons and |
Sizes
criskays,
seececceosceoce
poe ¢ Prints g PRINTS or PLAIN
e Gi rls’ $.___ Flared or Pleated Styles
: Girls’ SKIRT Blouses : Girls’ S $2 Quality $ Values to $4
. ° :
Nee “tf ‘?
, : : SiesJtol SE | Sizes 3 to 14
Fine count broad- © = Flannels, say-
cloth, Sanforized, > g ons, prints,
rion-shrink. Short e% gabardines.
es Plains included.
Broadcloth, mi 4 Girls’ Laced-to-Waist
Girls’ Slips
Reg. $1.59—NOW ©
a Why Pay REGULAR Pricnet SAVE AT SIMMS!
Girls’ HOSIERY = 4g: ‘* Anklets
Every wanted cules in popular
* Knee Hose
styles. All sizes 82 to. 11. (Knee
hose 9'4 to 11 are 69c.)
CORDUROY
Pcged 4-14 SANFORIZED Non-Shrink
Flannel Shirts _ “BLUE BELL’
$2 Values
Boys’ Sizes
6 to 18 Yrs.
2-way lined
collars, in-
or~ aut tail. ;
Plaids and ~
novelties,
First quality
~. BOYS’ Santorized
Flannel
|, Shirts 2 to 8 Years
$1.50
Values
. | Cowboy an@
a7 print designe,
All colors,
Sofi Manneis.
ZIPPER FRONT
Flannel Lined
Sizes 3 to 6X
Y Lab
(8-16—$3.89)
Washable, rain«
roof poplin.
tipper front. All
colors,
Sizes 4 to 12
Y i
Warm flannel lined
_ dungarees at this tow
price
COeeeeesosocooecoooecs
100°/, WOOL QUILT LINED
Boys’ Flannel Lined»
SANFORIZED Washable
Compare any- 97°
a
_ THE PON a
cockpit affair. From scrap materials, he made a shatterproof glass
and metal hood that allows him to keep a dry head, no matter what. - Zs.
production.
National Carbon next month will
open a multimillion - dollar labor-
atory in Parma, Ohio, to concen-
trate on chemical and. solid state
Bell Telephone laboratories’
=ties-that-bind--atomstogether in] |
from this study
comes those loud bangs in the Pa-
cifie Pcean and the Siberian
wastes, .
* * = i ie.pP iE Hf Py
ut TmELiLT
. R. G, Baker, vice presi-! . - dent of General Electric in Syra-|Sets Week to Encourage
cuse, says, “our research and de-
Iwelopunent enginetin: ane beny Servicemen to Vote
constantly developing new prod-
ucts.” é
Special Delivery
SAN FERNANDO, Calif. (INS)
—Navy veteran James J. Sabourin|friends of servicemen to write
got the duffle bag the other day|them urging that they cast
that he had mailed on ahead from|absentee ballots, Williams pro-
Detroit when he was discharged.|claimed the period Servicemen’'s
Sabourin was discharged in 1948,' Voting Week.
2
~ Save on a wonderful radio for your office,
den, bedroom, or kitchen! This powerful
little beauty measures just 9” wide, 64”
high ...yet have amazing richness of tone!
Black ‘with ‘red trim.
ments, a Berlin, Germany, student came up with this. do-it-yourself |
LANSING \(#—Gov. Williams to-'#
|
G Rie Stal Y with a PHILCO radio! |
| GRINNELL’S, 27S. Saginaw FE 3-7168
| | é
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Waite'’s Lawn Mowers—Basement Floor
TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1956 ere
| | SHOP FRIDAY ‘TIL |
————
No Money
Down!
— 10 Months
to Pay!
90-DAY WARRANTY ~ "“QIGAINST MECHANICAL DEFECTS
That's right! We've got a full trailer
truckload of fabulous ““Hi-LO”’ power
mowers, and we're selling them at
this amazing low price! You pocket
_ the savings . . . a whopping $69.95
. Off list price! . This is not a “junior
size’’ mower .. . it cuts a wide 21” -—
swath . , . trims close to walks, walls,
fences! Automatic recoil starter |
means no rope winding . . gas throttle’
control on handle gives fingertip op-
eration! Don’t miss out! Come in
early tomorrow for this sensational
value!
‘ 4 Ld Be pm
.
BACK . . T 0
‘SCHOOL
\
* good looking . ~ long wearing
BOYS’ CHINO SLACKS
Sizes 6 to 18 : 2 98 3 * ry
These rugged slacks’ are the mainstay of
your boys black-to-school wardrobe! y"
wash and iron in a breeze, and of course,
they're Sanforized . . . won't shrink. out of
fit! Made of heavy vat-dyed cotton chino,
they come with cuffs, have a zipper fly.
» Khaki, black, or grey. s
FRIDAY ‘TIL
| \ | ( og
W(UKGA ‘P.M.
#
i$ ops
Regularly 2.98 Boys’ and Girls’
FLANNEL
as h SHIRTS
and Lined.
“JEANS
1.99 shirt and
jean set
@ Sizes 3 to 6x
: iy Somecy” “© Bright Plaids
- Sanforized cottot}-flonnel shirts with
Novy. or brown denim... ‘ :
fhe et oe
: \Waitg's Children's Wear—Second Floor Sanforized denim boxer type jeans.’
sa
Reg. to 5.98 values Girls’
-ORLON SWEATERS
2.99 Luxuriously soft, easy-to-care-for jersey
stitch orlon, in white, pink, maize, red, @ Slipons
@ Cardigans
blue, navy; sizes 7 to 14,
GIRLS’ FINE WALE
CORDUROY SKIRTS |
Sweeping unpressed pleats give this —
washable corduroy skirt the fullness
Also in slim ‘style.
See them. : Sizes
7 to 14
Soha zes /-1%, red, aqua.
exclusive sale !
~~ GIRLS’ QUILT-LINED
POPLIN CAR COATS
with button-on hood!
3.99 = ~-—~Qur- coat-buy: of-the-yeor!_Goes.over.eve ry -.. ,
thing from skirts to slacks; goes everywhere!
Get your car coat today! ; > Regularly
7.99 Value
® fine cotton poplin
© dog leash fasteners © wool-quilt lined
® plus button closings
® elastic wristiets ® deep patch pockets
® railroad stitching © red, natural, skipper,
_ © sizes 7-14 : charcoal
Subteen sizes 8 to 14, .gsesenseeoesees 8.98
A THE: PONTIAC PRESS, THE RSDAY, AuGU
sir 90, ‘9s sp
Chief Lays Down rp
“Cash Buys Coffee
GREENVILLE, N. a im — The
cop on the beait must pay for his Bureau ‘tation fewer lives were, pate with 14 iy 1965 and ty pred, 7)
coffee from now on—and his milk, lost,
‘Police Chiet S.. c Gibbs doereid jthe first five months of this ye
this after a dairyman reported the”
freeloading cops had consumed
. some reat a om - The am fe wh car ea 4 worth, 60,. Calhoun County sheriff ($53,975,700, with $25,844,200 coming comes in May,
: "Now, says Gibbs, gms cup) S4me number as in .1955.but 292 his sleep at Lake Lyon hear| struction in 1954-was;$28,367.400, | dior damage 4
property damage ran cone, 3 in 1954. Figures ast be a
| sideral y higher from tornadoes t
625,900; almost as* “much as for
than in the same period last year damage. . lion dollars more than all of 1954,’
| MARSHALL (Fred Hollings: |
in the first five months. Property wegthpr -
season, showed %92 twisters, then SS years, Ged Tyeeday viene a
thig county seat city. Hollingsworth! with $20,601,700 in the first five ftom
> r March of coffee from any shopkeeper |" than in 1954. ipreviously said- he wauldenot be Months. - iver Attor without plunking down the cash, : * The bugeos maid Awtsters killed la a@ ¢ candidate fox. selec’ tion this: fs a }
~~ . Unofficial figures for the finest idw indies : pepperoni narnia se a
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“Boys fayorite reversibles! Elastic
waistband, zip front, slash poc kets.
Crease-resistant sheen gab in blue, foe
58
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BOYS’ REVERSIBLE
“SHEEN GAB JACKETS’ SPORT COATS
oe se & 3) 2-button sport coals to-go back to
school in style. Roomy pate ch ha f
kéts, center vent, fully rayon ined
‘and in a choice of many patterns.
Ss !
Bray, black, brown in several aa Blue, gray, tan. Sizes 6-12. Dave.
New Ivy League
Style Bock Strop -
IVY LEAGUE
DUNGAREES
29
Western styled denim dungarees
with the Ivy League. back strap.
Sturdy bar- tacking. riveting for
hard wear. 5 pockets and zip fly
in Indigo or “faded blue. Get yours BOYS’ WARM
WINTER SETS
pcs. 1 33
Famous Nenaretls bramd under-
wear for boys in heavyweight cot-
ten with midlength legs. ene
aist, Short sleeved shirt has 29%
elon collarette for better weer.
Full cut in sizes 6-16. Hurry!
is 2h ane ea Sree ape re NE Caton kL RE NEED NON
Tornado Deati Toll Dips, But Damage Costs Zoom Was
Pre \ rty damage was set at $33.° “the dike tg a year ago and famoncen Exposition and set his;
erty a ® r $3,-| 514 in 1954, Totals are got avail. equipment in the arena. While’ he
nig able on fives lost are ¥ preperty {was focusing on the bull chutes-a| 2, 1h ar. * Calhe n Sheriff Dies , {the entire 1955 and about 5 mil:
Property damage in 1955 totaled) The peak pe riod ‘for tornadoes: ‘him and i capatnys ne eet om
Bureau regords. The!
is contentrated in Says: “He just grabbed’ up all his
through July each equipment -and hurdled the 8-foot)
i !
OKLAHOMX (1TY w—W
Cliff. Adkins
inideo clown walked up behind!
bells in hig ear. according — to;. roll type .....
8 mm. $ ~ |
Kodachrome,
magazine .... 4 i : Ls * it ©
Bob -Belcher, exposition official,
the number ferice “into. the orchestra pit. Don't}
Ste hew- he did | it, but he did,”
Boys’ Favorite -
Cotton Flannel -
ASHIRTS
at Federal’s today! Sizes 6-16. Boys love the soft suede finish of cotton flannel
shirts, so while the price is:low, stock up for
school NOW! Let him choose his in checks,
plaids of novelty prints, Straight bottomed, in-
or-out style with convertible collar, Sizes 616
... and, Mom, they're Sanforized! Hurry, save!
Good-Looking
_School-Bound
SLAC
IS ALE! 288
Slacks for school . . . all with matching belts; «
Smartly pleated, diamond: pocket tabs; zippers. « &
Light, niedium or navy A te brown or tan; *
gtay or charcoal. Choose from gabardines, rma a
nels, crepes, solid sheen payon- «nylon. At this :
price you save plenty on every pair. Sizes 6-18.
; : pate x
STAPLER AND ‘* MICKEY MOUSE ~ RING BINDER f
FACKER — SCHOOL BAG BY TOLEX “Meee SCHOOL i 1.29 ee - 4.98 iy 2 Se f
Colorfully decorated
with Disneyland folks, - Perfect way to keep Leather-like plastic.
your papers together, Handy inside pockets.
Plus 10% U.S. tax Light, waterproof,
Plastic handles,
alRideatenah cd
_. scoren PLAJD ~
“* BOOK BAG “BINDER ZIP - LEATHER RING’ —-2-PC. GLAMOUR
BINDER LUNCH KIT
3.98 ., $1 : 1.98 | 2.98
Zip inp, double han-: Deas inside. Gay “Scuff-resistant and Plastic draw - string
dies, tartan fabric. ~ colors, plaids, sturdily bound. bag, thermos to fit.
@Loose Leof Fillers
Typewriter Papers
®Loose Leaf Binders.
®Scotch Mending Tape
hese Pencils
iquid Lead Pencils
© Writing Tablets
® Mucilage and Pastes ; ~ Memorandum. Books il ¥ yp @<omposition Books |. “@ Pencil Boxes, Pouches
~-@Subject Guides
*Drawing Supplies
®Mechanical Pencils
®S.enographer Books
©Pencil Sharpeners
®Wox Pencil Crayons
®General Stationery
Items Boys’ fully lined
MELTON. JACKET
9.98 Toasty warm. quilt-lined jacket. with ;
stripe knit collar, cuffs and band bottom. ©
Braid hanger, zip front. Black, gray,
oatmeal, Sizes 8-18.
Boys’ fancy blazer
COTTON SOX
3 ig 77:
Faney and blazer patterned hose in --
combed and mercerized cotton , . . some
with elastic top .. . all with reinforced
heel and ‘toe. Sizes 7-104.
Phis 10% U.S. tax « *
i a: ere i ve y3 ey eer a8 7 7; ig ee gp
‘ ; j ef 4 ; } j
, Ohio w--Hilisboro,
eietharn Ohio town of 5,100, ex-
to have its integration prob-
* * *&
a For two years charges Hillsboro
was segregating Negro elemen-
tary school children: have been in
_jthe news and the courts,
Tuesday all Negro pupils —
~ | Until the mew Washingtém. School
DOUGLAS M. MOFFAT completed two months—all of the town's ele-
Ambassador se ideie sia Tex uate
- lho dusralaDies gro pupils will be divided, about
Succumbs to Blood Clot;
ROM
Tee
I
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IT
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halt and half, between Webster
and .Washington Schools,
UPPER GRADES MIXED
Hillsboro long has had both Ne-;
roes and whites in its junior and 2 Ae a le i 98 | ae a a a
| | ] et WH ot iee—are to bo 08: | Several Negro parents started
court action, however,
Segregation. They held their. chil-
dren out of school in protest and
A court order directed
complete integration by
Talk About Luck
UNION, §. C. @ — One minute
John Brady was driving his new
auto near here and the next he
was sitting on thé highway watch-
ing the vehicle crash into a rail-
road bank, Officers said Brady was
‘thrown through ‘the windshield aft-
‘er losing control of the car, He
charging
“{~ FRIDAY ONLY! SZ >
"74 N, Seginow St.
_ We Give Holden Stamps :
10 AM. to 2 P.M. All prices go béck to original after 2:00
P.M, Even at these low prices you can ©
“charge it.”
Es xi tins
WNC Ws ¢g wt
FRIDAY ONLY!
10 AM. to 2 P.M. Come, save as never before on Back-to-
School, Back - to - College, fall clothing
ond home needs. ~ %
.
4-HOUR SALE 10-2 a
_ ‘aeistale ides
suffered only slight bruises but a Oty Paseo ee ee nin
a Has Been Ill but Death Speen ee sea te ang (ri StPPE Of most of his GIRLS’ C 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M, TO2P.M. 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. i a 300 ce ; school it did clothing, P rj 9 DRE
- 2° Was Unexpected net have the seem ‘ta the old Bergh gy the ‘ GIRLS DRESSES $ g LADIES DRESSES $ Group of high proee | - . Webster and Washington Schools | The Navajo Indians number loon cotton, panties, Yes, only $1, Regular 1.99 apisids and Foes ; ee. actual te, 7: to 7.90 yalue. . Mylons, “eottons and styles.
_ - for all pupils, se the small Lin- |about 70,000 today, compared to ee eantocised: scheei drosees.” Sims 4 te §X. _— = ; e SYDNEY, Australia — US| coin School was continued in |7,00) in 1867, i 4-HOUR SALE 10-2 Goes back to 1.99 alter 2 p.m. - Goes doh di Soci hoes 4-HOUR SALE 10-2 e Ambassador Douglas M. Moffat : i ol : Sat ot. entation obetrect GIRLS‘ ‘499 HATS -- 0 ae blood at St. Vincent's
P| temlten Gin ehernccs. He. wes = ENGINEERING DRESSES = 7 Beh Tozpm. | Zeta." om : 14. ‘gpee : ewe “ [Ban iver Paid be 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO2 P.M. 4 «HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A: M. TO 2 P.M. they’
7 | _|_ Night Classes—Sept. : ; ‘
i American caver hed bin Day masa 17 4-HOUR SALE 10-2 - GIRLS’ BLOUSES . LADIES COATS uy Megs <WouR SA seal
was cnempected, a a << socxs fy ceca aciaaes ait Oars hus thided ots “Se “Sake alee Jus aac 15 partner ew cor- i$oc Goes back-to 1.99 after 2 p.m. Goes back to 19.99 alier 2 p.m.
poration law firm of Cravath, | Bt sits 3c Ss rel ; dy a sa
'Lenitinice Tech
je post by President Eisenhower
; | last Feb 14. He arrived in Aussi} 4 - HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO2P. 4 HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. 1021 P.M. ss ‘dy mg !
gop Skee of the New 21000 Ten Mile Road ct Nerthwestern Hwy. KE 5-5050 | BOYS’ JEANS BOYS’ SHIRTS
York Transit Authority from 1953 O-ounc
Re to 1955 and at the time of hia ap- =| freed secme, sanforised shrunk: Bines @: 12. fm welaht fie 1048 shed mes Sendhe :
i Goes back to ler 2 p.m. ’ pointment by Eisenhower was
chairman of a yy camp state |
commission studying the use of
television in, education. |
During World Wer, I he served |
* as deputy alien custodian |
: in Manila and in World War 11|
* was the priricipal U.S. yeoresnb|
+ ative at the British-American Mid-| * dle East supply center in Cairo.)
In Canberra he succeeded Amos)
; Peaslee,who-was named deputy
‘- to Harold Stassen, President Ei-
+ .genhower’s special adviser on dis-
| armament.
* He Became suddenly il] on a
ie "| visit to Queensland last month
; and underwent an emergency op-'
eration at Brisbane, but appeared
' to make satisfactory progress to-
' ward recovery. He went to Sydney
for further medica] treatment and
was on the point of returning to
“- Canberra when the heart ailment}
’ developed. "
. ° *
A-native of Stanhope, N.J., Mof- |
* fat is survived by his wife, the i te ens ena init a ie io bi ston ns a ais kn
a
4 : the Harvard Law School in 1907.
: Retirement Pay to Leap
80 Times Present Size
CHICAGO — — An 80-fold increase |
_ Red Sole
WHITE
BUCKS
99
Regular $6.95 Value Pontiae’s Headquarters for
| Gee eats,“ wanton. « zee
Sesh | laed
6
Goes back to 1.79 alter 2 p.m.
4-HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO 2 P.M.
VINYL
LEATHER COATS ‘2 = Geone 4 gg Bd priced a chest uk a lens
vn aoc = ek to ito oreinal price“
after 16.
|
4-HOUR SALE 10-2
BOYS’ POLO Q7c 4 HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. T0.2P.M.
SHIRTS GIRLS’ SWEATERS 677 | Aad we? cma: sleeves rion. ere gyesters. em-
ae Bag
Goes bésh te 290 alter 3m 4- ys SALE Sy oT SE
BOY
4-HOUR SALE 10-2
LADIES’ ee
DRESSES
4-HOUR SALE 10-2 4 - HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO2?.M.
LADIES’ SUITS §7y ee te Goes back to 29.99 alter 2 p.m.
$ 18, Gots back 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO.2 P.M. i
“SHOES |
“Red sole, flat
as a pancake,
pure white up-
pers.
Sait AOR Ne ae ale Sey SEL
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_ America’s most
| populariMoc, First for
style, fit and value. . PIE
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Use Our Genuine Hand Sewn
LOAFERS
Reg. $6.95
Value
mo 4 ve Saginaw St.
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CANNON :
TOWELS _4uac Biute sizes 20x44, Y ,
| ae GIRLS’ SKIRTS 38
Group of oe i —
dress styles.-10 to
LADIES’ $
- COATS Group of ee
coats that
39.99,
4-HOUR SALE 10-2 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO2 P.M.
MOUTON LAMBS ¢
Ity fel fited ‘skirts Re: silk i lamb. JACKETS 88 re re Sar 8 es eS we: fi st) WINTER $ \Boys’ 6.99 wool > Goes back to 3.99 after 2 p.m. Goes back to $99 after 2 p.m. é COATS aunteg annet royal ‘ Pick from box coats
8 to 16 16. Goss back to Gnd Recess. lose 10
4-HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO2 P.M.
BIRDSEYE DIAPERS pes
ead beck to 2.69 one 2 p.m. 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO2P.M.
Boys’ Corduroy Pants Reg. 3.99 heavy pants. Sizes 3 to 3..
Goes back to 3.99 after 2 p.m. 5 4
4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO2 P.M.
LADIES’ SKIRTS of |
Cottons, prints, novelties.
Goes back to 2.99 alter 2 p.m. ad
ewe d quality 27x27, —_ 2 dos. Rex. 2.68
4-~-WHOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO 2 P.M.
69° INFANTS‘ :
shirts BGC Im LADIES’ SHORTS Re
pullover shirts, Sizes Buy for now’and next year.
Goes back to original price
after 2 p.m.
4~HOUR SALE 10-2
Actual 2.99 values. Ideal for now and fall.
4~-HOUR SALE 10-2
4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO 2 P.M. Perma-Lift
LADIES’ BLOUSES cere on )
ids and novelties, “4 5 Efe 9
Goes back to 1.99 after 2 p.m. New fall sanforized
sol
iT 4-HOUR SALE 10-2.
INFANTS’ 77 LADIES’
BLANKETS 1 \ PANTIES rs
Toe widabele. "ease. 4 ~ HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO2 P.M. (4 - HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A:M,TO2P.M. | volte oul
PERMA LIFT BRAS § 4~-WMOUR SALE 10-2
oe $8 Group of discontinued styles. Come, +
SU ITS find your size, and get a bargain.
ag memenie, ny-
and wifis. Rex. 1090.
Ladies’ Sweaters 4- HOUR SALE 10 - 2 49
’ Group of 2.99 woo! styles.short sleevs, LADIES Cc
bniiis Soll is Sb attee Radi POLOS : a _—- eo
4 - HOUR SALE ERIDAY 10°A, M7 TO 2? Me
GUNS PAJAMAS OD Ladies* debs doll pajama¥*hnd cotton gowns.
| Goes back to 3.99 alter 2 p.m.
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—-d-~ HOUR SALE FRIDAY. 10. A.M. TO 2PM.
NYLON SLIPS © with Eee? acm, “Bae
4~- HOUR SALE 40 10 A. MM. Tosp _
"NYLON HOSE 2 9: 5ec ete sheer nylons in fall colors.
Reinforced heel and toe. Sizes 8%
Goes back to $9c alter 2 p.m.
4~-WOUR SALE 10-2 I.
4-HOUR SALE 10-2
iMEN’S 77 4- HOUR SALE epipay 10 A.M. TO2P u 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO.2 P.M. CHAMBRAY 00
es ry FLANNEL SHIRTS OO] BH MEN'S SHIRTS Gy | Henn 1° - Tare hace te BEN, ome oat ties bus tae Sow"tat seat sears rs - 4~HOUR SALE 0-2 Goes back to 2.99 after 2 p.m. Goes back to 1.99 after 2 p.m. 4~HOUR SALE 10-2-
MEN'S 66 J MEN'S 00 PANTS : , ———<—— “JACKETS
j Sotids "amd ‘checks. {4 - HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO2 PM. . 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M, 702 P.M. for work and Yport.
4-HOUR SALE 10..2 BRIEFS, pleas PEG TOP PANTS 6) 69 4-HOUR SALE 10-2
ISUBURBAN $1 tories. "Mock eo pee” lt Siu Seviens, All sless, “AME 4 gies 5 4 ~ | MEN'S COATS - ry aby onl Glee heck to Chteter tin! SOCKS Qa bs aA wate. ay! : 60¢ stretch socks. In
patterns, stock up.
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4~- HOUR SALE. FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO2 P.M,
MUSLIN iad at @uality full a, Some cunts. Wks . ogee
Goes back to 2.59 aiter2 p.m.
4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO02P.M. [>
CURTAIN PANELS
Rian. 8 feaeth with 42-inch 42 inch width.
Goes back to 1.29 after 2 p.m.
Pricted P sats Be 10 A.M. TO2P.M.
19° Me quality, all - ercales Ideal for ved to school and fail sewing. Come,
aay
= 69° Goes back to 29¢ atter 2 p.m.
42HOUR SALE 10-2
4 ~ HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. T02 P.M.
Goer heck o $99 alter? pm.
ICAFE CURTAINS ie 2.
4=MOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO2 P.M.
DAGRON PILLOWS = 2” 4 ~-HOUR SALE 10~2
5.99 grown of full and ¢ sive tet qual : '
chs “Ghealiin, Intabe styie,” Wain ane Slee. JI |
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|Dish, Wash 3 coelel ticking, “Lowest price ‘yet
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— WOUR SALE FRIDAY 0AM. TOR? M,
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COTTON
99 SS ae
29/55. O° stAtcers 29 son ite
Tr 10-2 4- HOUR SALE FRIDAY 10 A. M. TO2 P.M.
PRINTED DRAPES Actual 5.99 py gg _
ete iiatse ag eg la 20x
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ers ~ Chorus! Technicalit echnical Oth, Birthday Kett’ DAYTON, Ohio o“Cincha ¥(" Mistareg: on ecuaeel Wa
Shackle Police oro. cn» « ttering,-inventor ard researcher, | American of-our times,” said Wil- |
; int B «natn [yesterday headed into his sist yearlson. “Hs i universally respected
_ «= Parley Says Legal Outs present and former associates. and specialist in the field of human j
- ‘ . * 8 8 ‘ understanding.” ; a Make Crime Easier =| fore thaiir-1,000 persoris; includ- .
. @ . : ing many nationally known figures} . Said Kyes: “Kettering is not only |
a DALLAS, Tex, — Technicali-|in the industrial, business and en-joutstanding because of bis quality
ties. of the law on shackle po-|tertainment world gathered herejof mind, but also because of his’
lice and make it almost impossi-jto honor ‘Boss Kett" on hia 80th |vitality. . . He lias the capacity |
ble for them to discharge theirjbirthday. to weeny we ag ry and Ba
duty, a group of police and public : correlate them en he. walks
officials said at a panel discussion Hata corns pee through the woods he sees the+
at the American Bar Assn., meet- meat of the automobile industry trees.’
ing here. than any other man, was the Rockwell said:
About 5,000 attorneys are at-| nonor guest in a day-long pro- | “Kettering was never satisfied
tending the meeting which ends! gram at the National Cash Reg- | with anything as it is, “He ts
tomorrow. ister Co, Country Club. It was | one of the mien who might be
Prof. Fred E. Inbau of. the! yy iene as Ketteri called a spring that makes things Northwestern University School of dng - a aiaied on = wn.” ‘© . |
4 Bay pods pt ened . — Kettering retired as vice presi-
terrogate suspects. Among those gretiting him were dent in charge of research at Gen-|
* Charles E, -Wilson, secretary ofjeral Motors in 1947. ‘But he still’
‘Dallas pule-ciet Carl Hans-|defense; Roger Kyes of Bloomfield| maintains a deep and active inter-
son said that as a rulé “the pro-/fiills, wlio heads. General Motor est in research in many fields.
fessional criminal makes his bond, |Corp.’s Dayton Divisions; U.S. gonven AROUND |
- gets caught again, makes his bond|Sen. Gearge H. Bender of Ohio; The man who calls science]
and has his case reset and reset |Col. W. F. Rockwell, chairman of i finding § how ature | again and again before he is ever the board of the Rockwell Manu-|‘‘merely a“ ya F: ag tend m
‘brought to trial." facturing Co., Pittsburg, and enter- does things’? was born on @ far
: near Loudonvilie, Ohio, He was a
; “~“Tnbau said that courts should ect James eats and Edgar school deacher, ‘tele plione trouble-
not re evidence which is valid p ional
a discipline the police be-{ Also present were * — — Finer eoge magi sto
cause of the method they used to of the National Inventor’s Counci years,
obtain the evidence.. The . Miami, Fia., Surf Club, ‘of
In the laymen law panel dealing which Kettering long has been a In 1909 he founded the Dayton |
with crime, Judge William B, Mc- member, also. sent a delegation. Engineering ee fe 4
Kesson of Los Angeles, Calif., said] People prominent in just about . which yg —- — pans
“Courts know that stiff sentences| every other phase of American Gaerm it x nee ~ time
do not deter crime.” life were in the crowd which - ee - ars os a mat acca
He said, “you can’t continue to| greeted him. He was honor guest » sd esa ‘asic.
build bigger and more prisons.) at a club luncheon at noon, fol- of oe oleae aabea pase pi i
And it’s not economically feasable| lowing a goif- exhibitioin, and . = ye . : item
to lock up thousands of citizens| last night he was honor guest at | ‘° apenent of any Gaerne:
if there is any better way for them ‘a dinner dance at the Moraine | One of his major projects is the
to become productive citizens.” | Country -Club. The luncheon
Williams said that probation is) was served in a tent on the club
the ‘way to supervise an offender. grounds, — a a
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Bae The building boonie-which has
head 4, converted empty fields into well-
y of food.» ane WH AWE ned communities in, the sub-
id, the noticeable lack of war jurbs of most cities is another re-
might ¢all it com- |markable trend in American liv-
also stands out Iniing =
nx ‘The average persons in cities
impressions of a cor-|Visited seemed to own a new ranch
based on years of liv-/house, or plan to buy one soon,
The high jlevel of American
the Far) standayds was driven home
was seen every. Leaping Hound Dogs!
MEMPHIS, Tenn. @® —_Little bert yisits to Honolulu, San
— : Mickey Arledge, who is 4, is a lad
Detroit, New York and Washing. }who has to be shown. When he saw
a dog the other day he cried to his
mother, Mrs. Flora Arledge:
living, |“"Look at that big ole hound dog!”
must s€em commonplace,|’‘That’s not a hound, Mickey,” said
as sharp emotional en-|his mother. *'It's a birddog.” Micke
visit after a longiey eyed her skeptically. “Lemnie
| he Said. and add up to a'see him fly,” | to the new three bedroom home
i purchased the
the brick home on the G. 1. bili, with with a visit in Detroit
of a close relative.
Just three years out of school, he
30 years to pay for it,
Inside his wife proudly displayed
garbage disposal unit, an electric
stove with a built-in exhaust fan
and a 24inch television set. sprawling,
a giant refrigerator, a sink with a}
However it is managéd, Ameri-
«ans have an unparallelled stand- LIVING WELL
The “gadgets werb either in-
stalled by the builder‘and came)
were bought on credit.
Most people visited across the
country seemed to be living as
well, and were just as deeply in!
debt,
aichistiienes seem no to
fpectacular. The speed lanes of
traffic and intricate clover-leaf de-
signs seem to have changed the,
character of such cities as Los)
Angeles and Detroit.
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is most evident to a person ‘not
accustomed *o its lures, The result’
is a fascinated viewer who sits
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1956 } eA
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Peele: er a
SUPERINTENDENT RIDES JET — Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, su-
perintendent of Pontiac Schools, is shown in the center above after
riding in one of the jets used during two weeks annual training by
Pontiac Air Foree Reservists. Dr. Whitmer is with the pilot, Maj.
Thomas Dodson (left), supervisor of Pontiac’s physical education and athletic programs, and’.Maj. LeRoy Fulton, a Rochester
school teacher. Maj.. Dodson commands a squadron in the 439th
Fighter Bomber Wing, which trained during the summer at
Selfridge Air Force base with 120 reservists from Pontiac and
Oakland County,
|National Safety Bod
izes Pontiac for ' - [Local Officials:
{Told of Wrongs Group’s Annual Study
of Traffic Activities Are
’ Made Public at Meeting
A group of local officials yester-
day afternoon heard what the Na-
tional Safety Council thinks is
wrong with traffic safety in Pon-
tiac. :
The Council's annual inventory of
traffic safety activities was made
public at a meeting headéi by
Mayor William W. Donaidson,
The Council had a lot to recom:
mend, from more policemen to
more posters in school.
It had praise for most of the
city’s safety achievements of 1955,
but also pointed to the 16 traffic
deaths which occurred, nine more
than the.average during the pre-
vious three years.
TWo aspects of the city’s safety
program—public safety education
and safety organization — have
won certificates of achievement
from the Council.
The Council also based its report
on traffic injuries, traffic engineer-
ing, police traffic. supervision, traf-
fic courts and school traffic safety
education. *
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley
_| pointed out that the city’s perform-
anee, according to the Council's
Brink’s Jury Visits Holdup Scene BOSTON (INS) — The all-male
Brink's jury today was to visit the
scene of the biggest cash robbery
in history before the prosecution
formally opens its case.
* * =
On trial for the $1,219,000 armed
holdup are Joseph F. McGinnis, 33 : the
men from the Greater Boston area.
Co-defendants with McGinnis
aahat Eales vee
Of 13 indictments returned in the
case, MeGinnis “was named: in~all}
and ig sole defendant in 10. The
seven others were named in three.
VISIT COUNTING HOUSE
The jury first was scheduled to
visit the Brink's counting house
where a Halloween-masked
staged an armed invasion Jan. 17,
1950, and held up three guards.
Also included on a two-hour
Detroiter Hospitalized;
Wife Admits Stabbing
DETROIT (INS) — A 40-year-old
Detroiter was in serious condition
at Receiving Hogpital today with
Stab wounds his wife said she in-
flicted after an argument stemming
from her husband's Jramnusy.
The deilen, Rann ‘hte. main-
tained, however, that he hid in-
Jered Himankt when he fall | some
ass
’ His attractive wife,. Joyce, fw
said the argument
night. when her -husband
home from work in an angry state
because he had- been unable to
reach her by telephone during the
day. : > * ¢6
Mrs, Skiba was held for investi-
gangigation of felonious assault, tour were stops af Common-
_wealth Pier in South Boston
Eggleston Square in Roxbury,
near a cafe, owned by McGinnis;
the Roxbury house in which Pino
lived in 1950, and a Jamaica
Plain house occupied by Maffie
in 1950,
District ‘Attorney. Garrett © H.
Byrne indicated the first prosecu-
tion witnesses will include the three
Brink's guards who were bound
and gagged during the robbery.
= -
prosecution replies,
last! Judge Felix Forte told the jurors:
“Bear in mind you have not
Fa
( gee
statistics, was bettered last year!
in all categories except two.
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minating 30 years of service which included ac-
tive duty in two wars, His tour of duty ranks with
the outstanding Air Force achievements on rec-
ord, according to top officials, mation last year. : Pe Pie os eR os
COLONEL HONORED—-Col. Richard D. Mudd,
commander of the Tactical Hospital, 439th Fighter until you have heard all sides of
various issues.”
He also warned jurors not to|there is definite progress in safet y
discuss the case until it is givenjhere,” Straley stated, Bomber Wing, Selfridge Air Base was recently
to them to consider. . The report was explained by| awarded an Armed Forces Reserve medal cul-
Dredging Bids a Fale Po. i te seed Sanity Tests [Competes 30 Fears of Eenriee:
on Seaway Start Officer Receives Decoration Amheritburg Channel -sanaeegeaigdee dyer ge posed t ang oomemty, FPOStDOned
schaties Chonal Sire pase ras wee FOF Top Record af Selfridge be improved in any ————
tors (for Nurse
NEW HAVEN, Conn., (INS)—~
to 27.5 Feet jommendations made by the Coun-\nurse who has admitted atiaking One of the Artiféd Forces Re-| winner's administrative and or
cil: three babies to death, were ‘post: erve's most unusual awards, the| ganizational ability,
DETROIT (—The first phase of
Defense plans to have psychiatrists
More funds for traffic engineer-|poned indefinitely today. “ . ad did recently completed ling: more off-street _ parking, Hour-Glass” Medal, went to one| Col. Mu ‘Teonstruction~of-the-St;~ bawreneeyS rked iy
‘Immigrant Boy Kills turning restrictions at busy inter-
sections; a pregmmve system of
Placing the violations bureau un-
der the exclusive jurisdiction of ~Kdward -L. Reynold, her at-
torney, said he was forced into
the delay becadse Miss Jasper’s
parents were unable to raise her
$50,000 bail, -
Although charged only with. the
‘technical offense of “‘idleness,"’ the)
high bond was fixed in New Haven
City Court Tuesday after the six-
foot, 220-pound nurse admitted
causing the deaths of three infants
since 1948 and injuring. ‘three
others.
Sobbing uncontrollably, the wo-
man could give no reason for
her acts beyond saying she some-
times lost her temper when child-
ren under her care “got on my
nerves,” ;
“I ought to be put in the electric
chair,"’ she said. maar hee Tawyer Bectared
- “Tf the bail can be raised ‘and
she could spend a few days at her
home with her family, she would
calm down rts for the examin-
ation.” lyears of service recently, |
* lare the Legion of Merit and a let- of Selfridge Field's top command. |" Weeks of -active-duty-at-Selt-—
ers upon the completion of 30/Tidee.
a a
Recipient of-the medal was Col,|
Richard D. Mudd, commander of
the Tactical Hospital, 439th Fight-| \e¥ Bomber Wing. |
The accompanying citation
outlined Col, Mudd's achieve-
ments between June &, 1945, and
dune 7, 1956, when he served as
head of the medical unit,
The award was made at a formal
parade ceremony in which the
Wing assembled to watch Col, John|
W. Richardson, 10th Air Force)
chief of staff, pin the award to
Col. Mudd's uniform. *
The otticer’ s years of service \¢
War II,
“His unusual achievements
are among the most outstanding
in Air Force records,”’ Col. Rich-
_ardson sald in praising the medal. include.six in World I and. World, Among his previous decorations
ter of commendation from Brig.
Felix Vidal for outstanding service
since activation of the 439th,
They Say: - WASHINGTON (INS) — Labor
‘Secretary James Mitchell: “I be-
lieve the workingmen of the coun-
try are going to vote for the Eisen-
hower administration, which has
given them a high level of pros-
perity, real wages, jobs and other
benefits.”
GALVESTON, Tex, (INS) — Dr.
Ge A. W, Currie describing oo
Babe Didrikson woman-athlete.
harias’ fight against ca
has shown that not omy | cane she
ique has been one of the greatest
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world’s indomitable spirits.” -
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Private A-Plants Manpower, Economic
Factors Are Reasons
for Federal Giveaway
— COLUMBUS, Ohio @ — Both
have caused the government to
experimentation.”
But as for full-scale .plants, he
said in an address prepared = for
uses of nuclear energy and radia-
tion safety:
“The largest reservoirs of tech-
nical manpower qualified to work
- in the atomic energy field dfe
now and will be employed in. pri-
vate industry.”
* * *
Many of these technicians have
been working under government
contracts, he said, but added that
“there is a better chance for as-.
signment of the best qualified
people” if the employing firms’
light aircraft. The English-designed plane, called cdi ait ‘Se
. craft, The body is. then towed by car, and stored
LONDON (INS) — An eminent
\British explorer-scientist forecast
yesterday atomic power soleht turn
Antarctica into the world’s “‘sev-
enth habitable continent.”
te
“If atomic-powered icebreakers
can be built,” Sir Raymond
Priestley asked, “why not atomic-
powered .settlements on the Ant-
arctic mainland?"
Priestley,- 70, diacussed the Scientist. Sees Antarctica
Fully Inhabited; Some Day
underscored by the crisis over the
Suez Canal.
He pointed out, should the Suez
and. Panama Canals ever be
closed, ships will have to pass
near Antarctica around Cape
Horn and the Cape of Good Hope.
Priestley said the potential use
of the continent as a military-naval
base means “‘Antarctic explorafion
and exploitation are bound to be-
come more and more an affair of Paine Was Born Pain,
History Collector Says
NEW HAVEN, Conn, @—Thom-
as Paine, the Revolutionary War
era philosopher was born a Pain,
but changed his rame, says Col.
Richard Gimbel, who gwns one of
the largest collections” of Paine’s
works,
Gimbel, retired chairman of the
air science ‘department at Yale
University, says one of the fa-
mous writer's first articles, des-
cribing a new method of making
saltpeter, was signed "Thomas
Pain.” By the time he wrote his | British Evidence Rebels Claim Forgery
at Papers
Makarios of Conspiracy
undergreund cried _last
night at
say tab Archbishop Makarios as)
the director of the violence cam- forgery
charged=“‘scum who are-prepared |
British officials announced Mon-
day they had seized the docuthents
and said they included portions of
the dairy of ‘the EOKA leader “Di-
ghenis,"" whom the British have
identified gs former Greek army
colonel, George Grivas.
established that the EOKA chief-
tain acted under the personal di-
rection ‘of: the exiled arelfbishop,
Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox
Boyd said he was absolutely satis-
fied ag to the authenticity of the)’
papers.
British account of the seizure of
whether they weré signed. They Accusing «
NICOSIA, Cyprus The EOKA
Britain charged the documents! ).nical difficulties -
The EOKA reply challenged the|~
the documents, the type of paper
on which they were written and of Drunk Driving |
DECATUR, Ti, @ — Donald E.
Wren, 21, was freed of a drunk |
driving charge yesterday because
a jury discharged itself without
reac hing a verdict,
The jury retired to deliberate.
Wreni's case at 5 p.m. last Thurs:
day, Judge Rodney Scott instruct-
documents the British/ed the jury to leave. a sealed ver-)
idict, if one was reached, because |
ihe Was going home for the night.
8 to a po de-} paign: against Britain's rule’ over} The jury went ‘home later leav-
"power plants, an official said to-| Cyprus “ ing a sealed envelope . for the
day ae The British’ replied they are) judge. In the morning, Judge Scott
Sut * * *- : , - |“eonvinced the documents are found” the envelope contained
fF gen H. Roddis, deputy egy SHADES OF ORVILLE AND WILBUR—The ric envelope, can be deflated after flight, rolled SD on ed last — saying ‘the jury couldnt
reactor nt the LOK 3 res "
pe adi ae pose vy al novel craft, above, is actually a new concept in up into a bag and packed into the body of the night in-the port city of Limassol! Judge Scott Paled yesterday that
the jury had discharged itself-and)
-opardy, | * | eattieinenns |
i One Bottle Too Many
| CHILLICOTHE, Mo, (Harvey
Dean Campbell, 38, testified in.
Livingston County Magistrate's
Court that strong winds and me
caused his
automobile—to waver along the
highway. After all, he said, he’ ad Hun Jury r es. The sinia: ingredient of natu- pea substance is + may
Cpr ots Doubt ty RES ‘hau ats ater ae i re
The “EYES” HAVE IT!] tT!
only drunk dfie-bottle... Bottle: of,
what?" prosecuting attorney J. Pp.)
bell, He paid a Sine.
‘No Appointment Necessary
REPAIRS ON SAFETY GLASSES
NU VISION
Rm, 243 15 W. Lawrence St.
Morgan asked, “Gin,” said cme" Open 9 to 5:30 . owe Feit! ‘til 9 FE 2-2895
the government has handled early! the M.-L, Light Aircraft Mark I, is ex “ # a
" pected-to inthe family garage, The plane can take off ity accept money” forged. and dis-| was , not qualified to deliberate. ee ¥
; ——— ones me Bot = solve the expensive problem of: stoiing and oper. within 70 yards, cruises at 58 mph and has-a |tributed the papers to slander the! ‘further, “He held “that retrial of EYES EX AMINED
government could bear the catiat eae en The wing, which is an inflated if \. maximum wae of 68 mph, underground fighting to unite this Wren would constitute double | 5
financial burden of research and 7 Mediterrancen island with Greece. P RESCRIP TIONS FILLED
“ eee
M4 are risking their own capital than
es if they are Working for the govern-
FH ment on a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis.
4
=
past ‘and-future of the continent |governments rather than of in-|celebrated pamphlet, ‘“Common|quoted Dighenis as saying- he had
in the presidential address to the | dividual adventurers and scientific|Sense, however, he-had added anj“left no diaries in any hiding
| Rodis said that economy of] Bidish Aven., far the’ Advance. ome 2 Le Se construction and operation is a ment pf Science.” ; -
3 major factor in developing actual) sas = . ia
i= power plants and-“‘it is particular- - ri ierggane Ragged :
tf ly important that we keep before|gales is another possible source A h D °
the Dedlders and operators the 1n-(0f power.” | nother emonstration of Enggass centive to do an efficient and in-|warr AWHILE ,- | .
experisive ae But he said permanent settle- | *
‘+ ment in Antarctica must depend)
C a ag Bag cate genie on a worthwhile economic objec- j
oa i government stead build tive. The ‘latter, he said, “is not
r ple producing power plants of at the ame " a
various kinds to help provide. its
Priestley said he believes for power needs and to spur develop- the remainder of this century | ment. of the reactors... Roddis
6 Antarctica will be the scene of made no reference to defeat of se
legislation in his prepared explorations and experiments but — os ” P no settlement will be tried. ~ |
ENTERTAINING
ENTERS A
GOLDEN AGE OF nn
Diamond Leadership for 91 Years!
speech,
: Priestley spoke at length about | ,
: State to Auction Guns the strategic importance of the
. continent. in event of atomic war. ro ,
+t GAYLORD #—The State Con- * *¢ * Gleaming accessories... a variety
The importance of Antarctica as; of fine liquors...the latest in drink
a naval and air -base, he. said, is’ -recipes. These are essential for
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€ 78 confiscated rifles, carbines and
shotguns will go to the highest
bidders at a sealed bid sale Sept.
21 at Gaylord. The weapons,|French Names Illegal |
valued at from $3 to $125, will be we celal ex Caastend Sent, 2700. for All Vietnamese
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wipe out remaining French influ-
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Many Vietnamese students who}
attended French schools during |
the period of France's rule ac-
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2 Forest Fires Reported
‘LANSING \#—Only two forest |
fires were reported in Michigan |
during the past week, causing |
damage to slightly more than 15
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boosted the year’s damage total
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Tie Saiee was wales effort}
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=i peal Swiss cheese
chopped pimiento-stuffed green
package frozen scallops, 2.5
if 3
tevdoees cooked, shelled and pickle
"} S-ounce can lobster, drained i
baking n
(325 degrees) 1 hour, 1s
: Serve over rice. Makes 4 - Sony:
I mi tablespoons softened butter or mar-
1 tablespoon ane paste 1 prefer 0 Add toasted sesame seed
“thot corn on the cob. Makes \4 cup spread.
Ee *tz
2 teaspoons sesaine seed, toasted
Soften margarine at room tem-|
and mix thoroughly. Serve with
Whip \% pound butter, with fork.
Pan fry and crumble 6 slices ba-
con. Fold into butter, Serve with —
hot corn on. tte ooh.
Butter ea hie Cheese Whip
% pound butter
1 tablespoon Bloe Cheese Spread
Whip together with a fork 4
pound butter and 1-tablespoon Blue
Cheese spread. Serve with hot corn”
on the cob.
You're a Interested in
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v4 livers. You can. rie them troz-
oy pickle Chicken Liver Spread |
i* pound chicken lt
1 tablespoon
garine 3 tabi
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| i
% cup finely po Be ce
up chopped 3 +~1 tablespoon prepared mustard
2 tablespoons = syonnane
3,hame lespoons apie le liquid teaspoon
Saute chicken livers in butter or
margarine 10 minutes, or until
ge Chop chickeri livers. Com-
bine chicken livers and remaining
ingredients; mix well and chill.
_|Spread on butter bread or rolls, as
desired. Makes 1% cups spread.
Swiss Cheese Pickle,
Sandwich ee
hot. ahd glowing/ but not flaming.
On each skewer,
‘combination of the following: Scal-
jops, tomato: wedges, shrimp, on-
jon slices, pieces of Eine gant
fish fillets, green’ pepper pieces.
(It's best to plan on two kinds of
vegetables, two kinds of fish. The
above ~ are
place on rack or hold over hot
coals. Turn several times, basting
calls for chick- -
melted butter or mar- ;
lery =
sweet fresh coousber alternate any
merely suggestions.)
Baste with French dressing, and Mix contents of
chicken with eggs,
2 packages lemon
gela
LABOR DAY PICNIC—Make corn on the cob
== | canned pisentes
sweet pic le quid Mayonnaise
Buttered bread slices
Combine cheese, — oy “S slices white bi
i pound shrimp. evoked, shelled and
Berry Preserves, deveined
ae cup @liced pimiento-stuffed green
2 —_ grated pr d Ameri
Cheese (about % pound) 3 eget, well Yi
16 cape é a
Paprika
a pA amet into 1-4-inch squares.
Alternate layers of Seennd
Dust lightly with paprika. Place
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Butter Crumbs -
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moderate oven at 350 for 1 hour,| _
Top Coffee Cake
Here's a luscious topping for a.
quick bread, eae
Stra’
Crumb Coffee Cake
1% cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons double-acting baking pow- | |
|
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*« teaspoon salt if cup butter or margarine
% cup, sugar
_Ytentpoon’ vanilla
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‘eup milk % Grant Wenn strawberry preserves
Sift ‘anata _the flour.
Of until firm. Makes 4 -'6 serv-
ings.
Fancy Party Fore
“Finger” sandwiches are fun.
Liver Tastes Better.
Here's a good way to prepare’,
liver, onions and bacon. Cook the ‘Turn into greased
“|by 8 by 1% inches),
»)ping. Broil slowly untit topping 4s. (powder and galt. Cream butter |
sugar and vanilla. Beat in egg |
thoroughly.
Lightly beat in flour,
with milk, in 4 additions; beat only]
until smooth after last addition. |
baking pan (9
Bake in moderate (375 degrees) | |
even 20 minutes or. until cake !
Do not remove cake from pan; |
spread top with strawberry pre<
serves; sprinkle with Crumb Top-
golden brown—about 10. minutes.
Cut in squares in pan and remove
with wide spatula, Serve warm.
Crumb Topping ©
Mix one-third cup flour well with
2 tablespoons sugar; cut. in 3 ta-|
ton gant butter or marae
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Table King V! 52-02. Can
BEANS the star of your Labor Day Picnic. Serve it with
cheese and watch your guests come back for ee Soe
ct celery
= > chapped stuffed olives or sweet
Salt.and binck pepper, if desired
cans of boned
celery, mayon-
naise and olives; season to taste.
Chill. Serve in center of: ring of
gelatin salad on crisp salad greens:
or iime favored
im
2 cups finely shredded cabbage % cup sliéed states olives or ripe
olives
pare gelatin as directed on
package; chill until slightly thick-
ened. Fold in remaining ingredi-
‘ents; pour into a 3quart mold.
{Chill until firm. Unmold and gar-
nish with mint, watercress, léttuee
or endive. Makes’8 delicious serv-
‘ings.
‘For dessert why not bake a
eake? It is so easy to carry,
everyone tikes cake, and today’s
mixes inake cake making a sim-
ple affair.
Jt | Devil's Mint Cake
‘| Sounds mysterious?~Not at all.ja
Cake Mix, bake and cool, then top
with a fluffy white frosting tinted
a pale green and flavored with 4
tsp. peppermint extract. Sprinkle
with small bits of crushed pepper-
mint, then sit back and listen to
your friends rave. it? (pee) saci h
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You'll be. having more picnics
during the fall, we know. But make
the one this weekend a cuber-cluper
affair, -
more. Keep your menu ‘tte. do as much work
ahead of time as possible and enlist the help of
family.and guests at serving time, | Start with a Chocolate Devils Food glass
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Furniture Styles. for Babies D on’t Be Too ‘Smart’ to Start. Sinall Revamped, Especially Crib trickiest is installed at the base of
tipped with Preorving ‘es.
Beware ‘Pasty’ Look
the era of thrift when pa Sm, DALLAS: Tex. (INS) —— Babies
When wé are coping with a prob-|successfully coped with a similar were mended year after year. 'jten to the radio in the evening.|and parents too-never ‘had it soithe drop ‘side afftt'is wound by.the
Jem ourselves the best shot in theProblem. | 5 “ ually when|g00d since furniture makers de-|motion of raising the side when) Whatever a baby’s coloration, |}
arm_we can jet to-to meet, ort + 9 Ay she explained, “I get « real/Then T usually go with Jim cided to make a play for the nurs-/baby is put to bed. he ought not to look pasty, And/p. glow of satisfaction. when I'vejhe picks up and delivers, Collapsible cribs, full six-year) That is why I am always on ‘the a dark child can Teok just as) ery trade.
size, have special end bars which pasty, under his color, as_a_ fair
lookout for stories of older people made something lok olike new) — ; Widen many conveniences
i : taking ght i sign | , a_bread-and-butter hobby. PICKUP SERVICE. pose than just the time-killing |new baby furniture, dncdrebinest: gether” when. the mattress and|mean that. he doesn't get out
IL { — Mr. M. has a car and likes top Sind, mest of our-trienda ge I lscious mothers and dads get a spring * roone m—_‘_ee
as icnic To the despairing im their | dive and,meet people so_he does oe; + |Iift fromthe lines and colors of the — ont play. => é
ee . cixtion end sevention, whe S59 ithe pickup afd delivery without) If you have any fiends who|latest eribs, chests and chairs, | Her i — —
. in Clarkston pars Morsats Pog aged which their service could not pave are getting more fun out of life; “what is probably the most im- | half. -drop Fg when baby is a
2 : a couple just lke themselves to ar et Conan wane you write ar uggs —s mgbor —— t | traveling in the back seat of the me
-) Speaker Describes; whom tite is anything but over. | en and tell me about them #0 I can Sy uy the turuite eS | oe ean Se Sees eee ont
as the Organizati f| meedel. Sho was brought up in| Jt began when I offered MY! hare their ex rience. with my =e ae ee) eee ae See a >.
| 2 a 9 zation. oO P ™ | services to a local laundry,” Mrs. vendava? oe Cribs: now come with built-in! The trend toward decorator col-/¢
| : Cc Groups . ie ag tags 4 in New Jerseyim. told me. “They some- ik, oS music boxes, ate collapsible ‘so/ors and.contemporary styles,-is.an/ «
of B kale le Game catagory. — - nite special mending for Aad 0 yas weld ak cent they may be pushed throdgff door-|answer to‘the-same demand which-@ ‘
| ’ * * é y i : ways, are sized to fit the backimakes a mother dress her children jc m
pip ere to oe They are both 71 and have eid ees . business of ta Bagg and - : seat of a car, and come in decora-jin high styled clothes. hs
kins Unit, WCFU Tuesday, Mrs.|‘#unched @ part-time project which! . “Then wo put a small ad im |. ddressed stamped envelope 0 ee = i eo mae A clever wits ine ice - intro- | : } “tall ’ nd-pain t : Robert Beach of lle assist- brings in those extra dollars that] the paper and got some: private me.in care of this paper and I ‘ — duced this year at the Southwest- | : ‘provide for luxuries. More import- MUSIC BOXES TOO
The music boxes are sometimes | will send you a copy of my pam-
phiet, “How . to. ” Up a Home ern. Furniture Market in Dallas | that, it makes ;
ow iis an adjustable baby walker whic hi! : < ed her mother at the annual pic- ;
: heart-again because they but increasingly .we are getting nic. . sry
'. Devotions is ‘the theme, ‘Pray- feel feel. they are filling,a real need business from busy young moth- int ional mateo’ aS _ hong seal ae i ears eves we = th meet . : cae od i‘
er,” were given by Mrs. Rhoda|{F other people. ers who need things mended for _s ;
Ruby, who used Bible references|LIFE WORTHWHILE ie irs Al eae Gee Oe eee ee ee
to show the importance and power! This is the. thing “that makes] SURO: of prayer. ‘were given by life worth living for all of us.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. have a mend-
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~ Mrs. M. is an expert with her Color Flavored
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" Spenker for the day was Hazel
Green, state corresponding secre-|\-
‘tary for state YTC organizations. |.
She was introduced by Mrs, Sa-
die Patten. A report on the ac- ;
tivities. of YTC in the state andi} --
on the new chapters being formed!) .
in the area was given by Miss'¢
Green, ; : NOW
pre-season *
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: DYED MOUTON
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‘53 Imagine your beloved Mouton in
color tones never seen before in.
anything less than mink! Exqui-
site logwood, champagne, sap-
phire, rose beige, charcoal . .
in-_the_newest-styles! Edch coat
handpicked for fashion import-
ance . . for casual or dress weor. . . She mentioned the Ethel Little
YTC _in Pontiac and the|¢
Sadie Patten group in Roya] Oak
; “ as examples.
: _.. . Mention was also made of or-
; a ganized groups of younger chil-/¢
4 dren, called Loya] Temperance Le-
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i Following a money-making proj-|‘c
i ect Within the group, Mrs, William &
Holthusen was accepted as a new
— Mrs. Robert McCoy and/¥
Mrs. Roy Heusler were feests. :
BABETTE . .:. this basic color slip-on -shortie,
completely handsewn, comes in a high, wide and
eo hdhdsome color range; pink, orange, gold, grey,
curry red and red. Made of Dawnelle’s exciting
doe-like fabric Elvette® that refuses to grow old!
Sizes 6} V2 to 7¥2. Marriage Revealed
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Moore
of South Shirley avenue announce
the Aug. 11 marriage of their
adughter, Joyce Ann, to Emmett
Schmidt. He is the son of Mr. and |
’ Mrs. William Schmidt of Beaver - ee
Island.
The idea of rhinestone rain- €
drops on a raincoat, popular this)
year, is equally applicable © to!
shower curtains.
$3.00:
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desired, and the pattern number . « « Seed stitched ie handsewn, imported down 29 93. to 39, 98
to Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372 : , = ; 4 ° e
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1 ee ee Scie fonhionctie . . with a pineal ms MAKE FASHION NEWS! book Basle Fas complete ribbing at the waist, | Sper — nificent hand - loomed —
ae 3 les, Th , - _Sewing guide for every womani® to i ga a ly : Ree poles French woolens and se te: nel conseleimiles due ka “au ae
hed wohe Wee cea eh oak Italian tweeds .., « emi- ; “morrow to take you. from dawn to dinner.
i _ + lic thread, back- = rently wareabl From out advanced ‘collection of bloused
_ give ita custom — | belted. nently wareable . .. as back, avpice lineal oe Gere
i aa oe : THREE EASY WAYS TO BUY: C aba ots ala block.” Misses ane is ”Y seniae sae
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Most Brides Work
Any wonlan, however rushed,
ought to allow some time in her
busy schedule for kindness.
It's smart for a woman to be
able to manage a job and a home.
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By RUTH MILLETT
+. A family's closeness to others,
Few Modern: Day. Women! §
“Marry to Get Meal Ticket Men Who. Think So Are Behind Times;|~
to: Help Husbands
‘a great deal for her family.
_But sho is leading a narrow,
self-centered Iife if she doesn’t
reserve a: Mitte tite fer doing
things tor others. .
it, who meant to send over a
dish to the neighbor who had a
death in the family, who meant to
invite to her home the newcomer to
hot
sensed but never found the time
who take time for small kind-
something - about the troubles of
friends.whether they live close by
or at a distance. —°
WOMAN'S OBLIGATION :
If the woman of the — family
herself and. her whole family feel
the difference.
the number and intimacy of its
part of the community, all rest
on the human touch.
Teo many women taday: ¢ ean
find time for a beauty shop ap-
pointment every week, but no,
time to visit the sick.
“They find time for self-improve-
ment courses, but no time to im-
prove the lot of others, -
They find time for doing every-
which their children could and
should be doing for themselves’
but no time for anyone else's child.
« Sueh. close-to-home - living
makes for selfishness and detach-
ment... It's -bad- for—a—woman's
personality and growth and bad
for her family.
So-no matter how busy ‘you are,
rementber to reserve a little time
each week for kindness that goes
beyond the walls of your own
home. _
Bead Curtains Back
Beaded curtains are back — as
"just can’t concentrate’
- Ground girls in... .|decorations for other curtains. at
ithe recent International Home Fur-
amusing shapes and good colors,
they are being used on skirts and tons that aren't functional and
sweaters. nishings Show in Chicago, one
showroom fehtured a bead curtain
of black wood beads | knotted on
black cord in front’ of beige silk
drapes.
In W's splendid of a woman to do|
The woman who meant to visit :
a sick friend but never got around)
She met and whose loneliness she!
to ease isn’t being a whole woman, }—
By tradition, women are the ones
nesses, who remember and do
others, who keép itouch with!
doesn't do these things they are
‘friendships, its feeling of being al
thing for their: children—much of| :
The back-to-school crowd is Vorgd
taking with them felt motifs from
jthe five-and-dime counters.
Pictured as they’ dance
ner dance held in Dayton, Ohio honoring Charles F.
Kettering on his 80th birthday are Mrs. C. E. Wilson and
the honoree, Mr. Keetering: More than 1200 persons
-were on hand for the.a/fair jrom the state and nation
honoring the scientist.and inventor. —
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PARIS (INS):—-A_ good_ luck
Gabrielle Chanel's prescription for
dress trimming next fall.
The famed Paris designer, who's
been a ‘“‘name”’ in fashion for near-
ly 40 years, puts the good. luck
charms on a long gold chain belt,
with fhe charm attached to the
dangling end. A
She herself wears ene—a lit-
tle jeweled hand—and sometimes
she tucks the charm into her
skirt pocket, so that the belt
looks like a belt with watch-fob
chain attached.
Chanel .skips most other trim-
mings, however, except for her fa-
gold buttons on simple
jersey suits, She explains;
ACCENTS FUNCTIONAL Good-Luck News for F all
charm on the end of your belt is|! give ‘Cothes and wearer a dowdy
The designer called ‘Coco”
likes the unhampered silhouette
for a younger look. Her collec-
tion ignores ostrich plumes, long.
skirts and frills, and concentrates
on the supple jersey with which
she first made a reputation.
For a 1956 twist, Chanel makes.
some suits in imitation fur, ac-;
cented only by buttons that really:
button or by the nee luck charm)
belts,
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To make a convenient Icebag of
the right: size for a small child,
fill a large sized, round toy bal-|}
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Use ‘a light finger on trigger bf
jthe spray-type ‘perfumes and!
colognes. A little goes. a long”
jway in @ hurry, under pressure.
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| ‘JANE LEE ~ | -
| Month- End Sale Thursday - Friday - Saturday
DRESSES Bi
Values to $14:99
| $4.56
By RUGENE GuBERT gore ‘yourself for schoo! thisia “ae in. oa themselves
gens Rs, ; at the college level, « President of the Gilbert Youth | . = To get the-anawer to this ques- Champion buyets (and gift recip-
tien and 2a 808 our sige jents) in the back-to-schodl-set are
.| viewers went to eges In * high school graduates heading off
jon and sampled shopping lists to.their first term ofcollege, for nearly 2,000 coeds. In addition Th ea i a “gad
to looking into buying habits of ae oe eon grammar and school students, sur- 250,008 apende - : -| average of $456.22 each in prep- & \vey teams visited such campuses : aration for college—nearly twice jas Vassar, Bryn Mawr, Radcliffe, ; | aS much as their brothers or University of California, Connecti- boytriends apead.
cut, Chicago, Nebraska, Oregon,
Wellesley, Cornell, Duke, . lowa| This represents a total market
State, Temple, Syracuse, Purdue, | of around $18,000,000, showing the
Se Florida State, Alabama, Kansas,/enormous. buying power in the —BURTON’S Maine, Texas, Carnegie Tech., In-| hack-to-school group.
al as j diana, Missouri and nrany others. : es ; 15 N. Saginaw St. We were concerned largely with|PACE IS STEPPING UP : coed buying habits because girls} High school and grammar school
‘usually spend about twice as much/children spend far less—between
7 SESE ALA AAI 4'$50 and $55 in preparing for the
: : fall term.
Ma Due, to population increases in
S this young group,. pre-school shop-
: ping will .affect 41,000,000 people
this year—up one third from five
years ago. z
1 ~Our survey shows that 40 per popover . : sjeent of the. families of male and | /
caraco ‘female freshmen. expéct to spend
‘imore money in back-to-school buy-
‘\ing this than they did last year,
jacket | Also, 17 per cent.of the parents |
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JANE LEE ue 41 NORTH SAGINAW ST. ioe
| of high school sophomores, jun-
| lors and seniors, and 43 per
| cent of the parents of high school
freshmen planned te spend more
| than last year. PPAR
An exquisite Semiteen ? Let's take a look at the big
creation in famed SOAP | spenders in the _ back-to-school
‘N COUNTRYSIDE cot- "}/mavement: the girls beginning col-
jlege. What will they be buying
, ‘ton . . . delightful ‘long 1 l er il th
) torso striped sleeveless ‘mos y basse ere wi € money . ? come from?
dress with pert solid —
g caraco jacket... .'in Hr, ATHER FOOTS BILLS
§ brown/gray or red/gray. (| They found that freshmen coeds
Semniteen sizes 8 to 14. {Spend an average $386.33 for wear-
| ing apparel, $44.28 to decorate and
$8 98 } ‘ioutfit their rooms, and $25.61 for
, )|work and play items like cameras,
‘\stationery, radios and fountain
¢|Pens.
. . ; A Midwest coed showed us
New... Skirts, Blouses {| » typical shopping tist. It in- {| eluded every kind of apparel and
and Back - to - Class ‘| accessory from’ lingerie to um- special
ee re
thursday, friday, saturday
Sweaters , wiih inne e - - * goth. A. college co-ed, Jan Sterling of old, she is. planriing to's pend $200 to $250 _ Tt
; | the old one would be worn out at | Kansas City, Mo., checks her list against for her going to school outfit. She works mouton co | | ar ed a
- H the end of the shopping tour. possibilities. for her fall wardrobe. A in the summer as salesgirl, at a swimming | : . -
! Another facet of the whole back-| junior this year at Colorado College in pool and elsewhere, spends own money | . : ¢|to-school. movemerit, and a rather 4 * ‘ , * < Heecene phestenandn: i thir amacett oernee Springs and not = 20 years . on cl clothes. esa — ik al paca lined
OF . a (iof influence young people—girls . %
This Thrifty , in particular—have on purchases Cal led Rude | : er
4 . . ¢imade for them by their parents. .
Sleeper Suit }|Counled with this is ‘the amount s h or t coq t Ss
; of shopping done independenitly, by for Sec recy
‘aed aa of gir ©
GROWS’ | en se dee shows mat TADOUt Dress high school grades shows thaf . 349 | 23 per cent buy their own clothes er ; With Your Child || and personal items, 68 per cent | Impolite One Was ,
bark, black -or brown leather.
Indian fashion, and cut in one
piece to really fit.
Shatin: collar. 3 and 4-button styles, alpdca
face lined. 10 to 16. Special, $19.
- | | {| shopped with a parent and only : ~ : f Soft-knit sleeper, ie and (|. 9 per cent have_ their shopping Friend Who Asked Pineapple ¢ =f ,
bottom do not fasten to- )} 8 . ’ '
geter as in erdnary nee. {| done for them = | Nume: of Store COCOANUT CREAM PIE . | ers. Extra length in top, ¥ Among girls in the upper high , :
plus gentle elastic waist- }tschool grades, the statistics are By EMILY POST : | i 5
band, lets the garment grow even more revealin Here (48 : Sal ti i »
§ with Baby. for longer wear, ees cent shopded rag themselves Dear Mrs. Pott: Recently 1 ga: and Sat. Only Fri. and Sat. | 4 ‘better fit. No tapes, mo {/ and 49 per cent were accompanied | bought an expensive and very dif-) HOM ADE GLAZED
sare at nd a 8 Iby a parent. But 50 ner cent offterent dress. After having. worn it | ‘ yi me . f H
ric; nylon-reinforeed neck- tone who shonned with a with and having received many com-| BREAD ea STICKS | ¢ liste; —easy—tomash... no.) rae the final choice was was witl li s because of it, a. friend] i /
froning. Blue, pink, canary, | e eenager. oi tales tabied where f had bought be
Seiler ee ae ;| The younger group sdmitted |. : ee ‘ =" Stic e: or iad | ’ } udge i .
Sone tection. Just wipe clean. 1 some — — the part of 8 “I refused to tell her, saying the of 6 For 3 a ‘
omnis & | oe aoa & strong | eason I bought the dress was be-| BROWNIES ! : @ Fits better!- $] 98 ian volbe je "the Gait Goceen. * leguse it different and there were} oe ; , more detailed anatysis of | only: two-or three of this particular, ~ ' . © Wears longer! : Sopa made by girls béginnine| |modelShe was quite surprised att 1 = Ea. ¢ * {|college showed that only one out of| my attitude and told friends that! Apple Crunch Cake : seven bought an evening gown and she thought I was very rude and: 3 j : ‘The M AR F \ A [ ] | N Shop | only one ont of 12 bought evening | coifish. i
ler” This did not mean col- ws a ss H
lege social life was in decline. re Sey apna wie pga Thomas Pp Sho : ; ‘ f fiv hased dresses is ’ ‘ Riker Bldg. —W. Huton St. iS a youn pirotraam equipped| justified in not telling her. Was | - I
. I wrong in handling tbe situation a % peeces nn themselves with dressy high heels. as t 6” 121 W. Huron St. 3 # FE 4-8163
OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL z : Answer: No you were not.\ The : : é : , 5
. [person who was rude was jour - , :
ee oe. friend. It is ‘never considered good : - i
when the ~~ | manners to copy a friend whom “ovens 9 |
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mine is to ‘be married in.three :
‘weeks and I understand “the in- a
ok : SPs: At aa en ece a ee eee ele eRe an 'vitations have been ‘sent out, but 1. :
mo. So ee I did not teceive one. ‘ . : ij ¢ i >" 5 \ cr » nd ji he ?
Fasass ++ THESE SHOES NEED NO BREAKING IN! . | sinc ts wah oan of hee tect: : : gcc 2, $ 9 9 coming wedding and from what ‘ pes ‘ she ‘said, I took it for
-. GUIDE-STEP SHOES %5. ofa said, ¥ test “Sep a : y vited guests. Will you please tell :
. When propefly-fitted, there is not a spot that a if sani _ anything I can ; : é
rubs or’ slows them down . . . GUIDE-STEP _ sees eee 4 ‘shoes are built to fit and feel fine—need no f“I would not dream of going to z : a -
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selection today! |} you would ask her, of course. But | S J Pi ; Jif it is a very small wedding and , | in red or beige, zibelines in oxford o ;
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cancel the in aon alge AI len as general sales manager fr| ante es cecs | | Sherk fs a ex- | ‘The professor on the | the Oldsmobile Division ment “which has, been ren we 3 the properties of gray - white mink suet, WHIEN | \oicre was meg we Sore en” cool FORD a * attest oil
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| So ae | Cony ot estendiete gush commacticn with the division. He had served ve Soe eee | M t rt h ne grag in the post, forthe past seven farget. ‘then regular” ens : : 4 Z eo ae : og 12 o'clock ; = ' Ag Steen Tel-Huron OW The oil, he Geavediel, bes SOME | years: wii’ hand eo ae day previous to publication. 2 Cx) 1 son a= epeethe mel Fig Aye gy ory yo A sae | , Filta star ts wo nreeataaiee Tis Soma iaiet eee] | REESE | |G Past Newde = | 35-1.18 picked tip sliglitly wet siete, 2 tracts . pg fa? y without leaving .a greasy prior to his appointment. A na a —
eto 1 . iP the chemicals, “Allied and Dui" | ats film or staining clothing. of California, he joined ayer CASH WANT AD RATES ourmney: ia BT; ‘ : : points. ae : unders and became Days 6 Days
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With activity continuing a Pee of ae aoe by. a magician iicee per animal sean “> office in the following APPLY pet te : 4 at 1,530,000 shares, ancers, presented before a amount,” he years; ¢ boxes: | . : LOYMENT. |. bakt; Se ee slightly lower “yes- and d pel oan section of 1,- seems like a mag ar atc that cules teed form- 5, 10, 18, 16, 19, 21, 25, Eee M pers, ferday after holding firm early in|te Cha Another 700 spectators) said, mariage rendered oil a is erly was western "36, 56, 88, 100, 108, und Rdi.at 17 Mile = _ “The Associated Press 000 re. ccording to As-| about 350
3 1 sales 28, 36, 115. Mound C. a "sot |the — oe Sioped Gisele aly care, nopating Se year can be produced ae neal ees Oe tienen antl 118m Sh Aid. 14, 115. Sterling Twp. ‘bu. /average o' sociation Presiden through the country, - | manager for 11 s ’ : ; — ‘Utica, Michigan ; snay,|cents to $182.90, with ~ygecnregpion | ns : pots “ bit goes along! alaska. He is expected eatteot ce ee APPL , bene! 8 cents, rails up’ 20 cents Men's, women’s and children’s |“ = ag of oil, considering e a new field and Help Wanted Male 6 - wErogers in Oxtora. . 0 4 9 “pu; |utilities off 20 cents, etothlag Sechene wore Seunsiind |way, at's.n lat of of, comadring Seganisation sven. fe ae ‘amu ie eal oct eed} i: 84
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ED MARRIE : - Toma i ‘ “YS Kelsey Hay...99.1) Models eee H se Gr oup og been named to the Sec “a ¢ 1 "lead farm. He children. i a Z He, Mair Red "sss: 448 Kennecott” ..""1803| gaye ge Country, -|£10U -_ the Army's Advisory | ‘Temporary Assignment — | it be Me 1.00- Allied Ch ’;;.:1004. Kim Clk ".,. $1 | nited Shirt Distributors, Kres- |" © : .. |fetary of the A pene rincagey | Spiga tai Soom tas escie Pe. ; ad Allied te os BE Breeey, GP... B berg W ep, the J Still Pr obing =<.) Corfilttittee bags committee a¢-) TELL er BETWEEN” 1°30 OFENIN se represent Allis noe . GIRS gn BTA = NGG acai Sew. a : ; Management. 3 Low TO 4:3 PM. «Salesman, 35 to int Alam UAdians. 134 4G ot + 18 | Shoe Box, ‘ Oi T tlic tary on ways to) .
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am mo 6 Mack Trk ..+ 32.1 The :m: Miss Barbara hearings in the horse- CHICAGO > ber of Mich-|. ip = We rhish oo our branch of-* J ii seis 1, 18-1.00 bu./Am N Gas -.. st Many Bb Ours’. 40.8 \cluded Niedelson, Charles |governmentgeontrols on im- | Drake, a faculty member Tech- : ENTION ce, 1203 ES Lincoln Ave eH E siinrae on fy pl ela ad oc Mar BS LE seg peo ag ranging tegen ge ery ee igan College cheno, bea resigned|: ALTON peated men | Sa Dalty behweee 1h aim. aad . ‘ lam @melt..... La Mend. a Be Manko, Kenne posed indirectly. ; ‘nology at Houghton, &|- A tew mechanically in nnedly coe + GAN STATION ATTEND... : Am Tel & Tel 1838 Mere ch&s. 20 m Wachler.~ . * * # : the staff of Calumet needed. Apply 1 eo: NIG on ee 40. References ; . am ‘*-g5 _Merr "9.4 ma
> Ford and Chrys-| to join 1. Dr. tween 10:30 & ant, k 471 g. Saginaw, , . iscose .
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I. D. G Rabens " Setar nha eee A ee = Routed by Patrolman rai sty it Ser ming rm 2 ae ee ENE RE | oe ae — ren | Balt. Ye Oh ST Qieray Cp on-38! : at norma atte : Ms: DANIET | ORP, » 4 qrades: large 42-51, weighted | Raj, Ae 8 364
: Kenneth A. Rob- d Smoker Dies Bes BOAT DANIE S MFG. C -, i Whites: Grade A, lores 42:91. me e.| Bendix Aw OL at aries | hed} However, Rep. Be mo AN FOR ALL-AROUND BOAT | _ J) A) a= toed d grereee SS" j_ grade ©, lates Gi: OO" Bonsess .-- sag. y 1 08 Pontiac police officer flus ), chairman of the com-
aM ust have good hab 2677 Orchard Lak 7) \%q; small i B, se Lg 3 M +< oe A of looting/erts (D-Ala), ¢! bere: af ETROIT (®—Thomas Heanue, livery, "dependable Roch- PORTUNITY } 20. large 41-50, wid. eee 8 '1162/a thief in the process 7\ mi said ‘‘some members DETR Sacred Heart and at Lakevitie, OP. ses ‘ : Orade A, 34¥o: . 116.2) t 17) mittee, j r at the Sac ester Rd. *: . full, time job. He + | ove. <1¥4; medium 32-35, wid org, 04'3' woke : 3g the First Methodist Church a {this committee are not convinced |-53, Sechiegge A last night of burns | T ONDERFUL ees dave strikes, ho layotts iL Bud Bo. é forge. 26-48, ‘wed aye 40: erhde’C, ore wate -:: 14 Judson St. late last night, police that the so-called horsepower race | seminary, wd when be Sell) sor exper, (ary sleuateg) Sriver- sition. Phone FE 2-0131, ; Petar a “Bite onde 6 a oo Ai ul I, Nique checked|!8 @ good thing.” ach sattigg te hes. more per weak Al folie sti RgDMaN 9 ASSIST FURVETSR curves, foe gare) Commercially ace a «9 : j sees ro] Patrolman Paul I. Niqu
of con- : : = ae Press. __,._._ 28 Property. ; 8 Dixie Hwy. | 4 ge 40%-44; medium H « : he discovered a id the question of 6
, SonGas Frese, “HAIR ing. etc. Apply ' hy CMICAGO BUTTER AND BOGS Ws i es Tr athe prt When the of- Seve sermgoetes reach Congress,” |" ea otices Pcnat, 40, ten andy forvd montis feaL, ESTATE SALESMAN. EX. A : ady apital 31 : his: flashlight through; "> ~ ained: p th and steady fo rienced. or time. hange: Butter ste Garrier Cp $s |ficer shined his: and expl have
2571 Dixie Hwy. _ W. Huron. FE ‘ tre: ae cost Caan a eee hee a | can yy rtcularly high sceldent and ta-| ~~ a ee a te | iy; 90 B STM: ") Cen Oh bn 986 cow scurry part ve-| BREAKEY, BLA Service | gers tz : help but not necessary. Panel : @o; 92 99 C 88%. Ches ose 46.2 uilding, tes-could substitute a George &t.. Birmingham. . Iw NG WEEK DAYS, VI : pills expenses. » oe D St: Tholeestes. uying prices] ' -»+ @82/ er side of the building tality rates ine power tii a.m. at the Maniey- BABYSITTL scat Giaane take furnished ; ae lower wer nt white ta on ri eee The culprit escaped through a miele: tant on at me rag Buliey Tumeral nome p R-0 Rd. Christian ‘home. > pe aioe -uanvied, Tote | tice $1: amedinms, 34: U.e. andards| Clark Bante SB, lwindow before the scene," {Present tax based on welg meiner sagen gee | Re rrp fhjumesmore. que | experience: preleyxarred, Rock» 32; dirtige “38%: Scie Palm ico -.2:: #6\men arrived at the —amo 8 . Family suggests in teu of “Een | ek ee Market, Inquire be- ; CAL nen Te as Phill Pet. .:3 as The — eo ‘a ’ Earnings — —. . tween 10;00 : vn SA : @
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EXTRA MONEY? | . nnn i Tporatoes new | Soin hoa | 7 :: 6ka|E. Iroquois Ra. said that the man ioFoNINS. AUGER EWI | CaN vou vse “monty —pare—|— for alert voung men | CHICAGO. A Tyg ake 191; tonal) Pot a. cits oe = ee interrupted before. any a receiepuiois g tem 4 Sritere: ge or Mrs. ments om your bonie, one. at —_— epening 0 selling.” P'enty Cg a yp Rup piee -alightly [eat Cores 4d taken: —— EVERLY HILLS, Calif. (INS) coe <i Clayton J. Day- other obligations. Make Geeteng Stes. eaventh contadiae:» obs: demand slow: ye Wiaconsin Gonthier
~ oe 9g Chg —_—— ae oan on Hotels Corp. reports rec- eB and John a ay geet ‘ henley in city of Pontiac —_ MAHAN REALTY CO. : } Pent ees D8 IA Ae: Goat OH: Rey Met sc. ei k-Rams Another a s.revenue and net profits) gear brothe Mri Eifie | Hunt. Sonn ties. Sa, Sane rative Reni Estawe Exchange | fasho-Oregon Ru Sa in 3.00; Mins aa. we’... ci bea| Truck Ra - in the first half of 1956. Gross was ming st @ o'clock from the Voor- Sct eee 312, Freeport, Ti. ; Pe ew Baron Be Whites US. 1A 3.75; UB. 24.3. allege Deore. a-sse- 287 ROOk, OPES *a0r3 Telegraph; 2 Hurt Der cent to $100,138,824./ RINE st 8 o'clock from the Voor. ; SETUPS AND TRousie | Fos ica ahe tomuaer ae Gay je bes eendinnd otlbes OP ra issa.. 3 Sp pelican vers worn alighty| (Sci .Pr co 10 Su. s ai serace mals aie Fee | hooier ae ae cope ower | Wve 10er between and Wee [Bows Ghem "1°76: 8 Jos - 84) ‘Two truck dri
$5.94) Gay. ae, Sh at 2 pm. from foes. Lake Orios, | TELEVISION TECHNICIAN 7 ; © Bt Reg Pap . Two truck the to $10,831,530, equal to the’ West ‘Deerfield "itethodist aire bench experience and be ' Du Pont. te Beeb Al RR by injured when one truck s cent cs mmon shares, in- the so Rev. Leo Burch of- 2 . : Bove | Tepair sets, Excellent op- 4 Poultry | ie lt — ey ees ot the other early today on| on outstanding co enle of] ——Gemeek wie Sev. tan De Dest Die Makers portunity for Gan bee! CUCU Pott ne as Pontiac State) siuding $2.65 a shate from field Cemetery. Mr. Hw ees, Ee ---.., “Appliaace, \ CHICAGO ye FO poul- 4 IS 25 Sinclair. .... 4 Telegraph road, the
ar the net- to- i Hie in state et the Veerhess =| OS ' ———e— MI 6-1300. CHICAGO, Aug. 29 ( balance; Rad .... 82 Soatey wae? Post said. properties. Last ye : }--—Stpie Puneral_Home_until Friday
—puct InsTa: . é i teceipes, 1980 gone Toveday 10 tower x-Cull-O 5... weg Bou_Re bie: ae ad > alee “at _Pontine/taled $3.12, including : 21 verits: from morning, he willsthen he taken Leaders High Wages, steady work, Crone - Fi - |000 Wo); £0. D. | heavy hens 16.00-17.50;/ 50 re ne sit Bea. Sperty Rd. 38.7 ital. Paul Weinberg, |property liquidation. eS ke
ARE YOU LOOKING ged pce A pt Re to 4 cents higher: hew brofiers or fryers | Directs * St sta Brena 49 4|Generat Hospital. = cake {ESSITER. AUGUST 28 1966, uns THAN A 30 TO €0 DAY JO ° parnete aad pag t hens 15.50- Te: Sioa es, [perd Mot... on7 Bid mene - Three Rivers, suffered
Net Adel, 642 Baigwin Ré-- Lai "coneera which to addition to--| O'Brien Heating and a. 4 00; ald roosters T-t6: serene Preept Sul .... S85 2:0 On Ind |, 60.2 50, of Stanley, 56, of} OAKLAND, Calif. (INS) — Seek oes Us Gans wether ot ine aaeeens o co | Yeorhels “ia. a : | over 4% 27-98; ae Nee Tre . “3 Std Ol NJ .. 54.7 bruised knee, Henry ey, 2, f Kaiser Aluminum & — Lassiter. Funeral arvice the weal benefit these WID: ROOFERS AND at : 4 a nen Bak <--> 102 fea Ol Oh .. 64 ived face cuts. earnings © . “will be held Friday, Aug. 31, 8 important factors to offer, men, apply State Roofing, 13387 » : POUL Gen Dynam Stevens, JP ... 21.8/Detroit, rece "s Chemical were a record $43,293, x can trem Alene Veral Home 1, A. local company whieh com- N. VanDyke Rd., Romeo. 4 Aug, 29 (AP) Prices pe Gen Eee whens bd Stad Pack ... 6.2 troopers, Weinberg’s Chem $2:658.152 in non- af ogg Mont C. Oliver officiat pines many menut acti RENT UNFURN. HOUSES 26 pound ta. Betratt for 8 Gen Mille 1255 #3 Bun oui, Tt Aecorins it Stanley’s,|295, including ‘$2,655, 1 Ing. Interment in oN, liecin ties and is expanding od : ; | on ~~ ee Se. 33: Gen Milla see $34 Sather Pat --: 4 \ southbound truck hit 4 income, in the fisca tery. Mrs. Lessiter sarel Gene, facilities to give stable a live in, room : on hens 19-20; 31 ae ee es OS an
rked on the! recurring mee Te at the Allen's Fu bien eS man Open Hunt. to bear ee tees i white A. Ge Time 322 Tess ad ne Srwradhiggfagrtoe pivele about to year pe pee: 31. a ake ‘Orin. TT gx: = the individual an iiving tim A toil, e.g with se- |x" er utiers Goebel Bi ais! 34 Renton e224 hg flares jeentend - Mi oe Fey as ave hatanety Rey Brar- the freedom to ¢ rs rman. 2 belsind! ' * 7 GTIEN see q . : set up . EY ous year.
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1253 rnaniden, %9,, ofl BEBO At od Sele = nae an Sey ripe generat tor ot $36922,000, 15 per cent. more| aly IE Same, sadréen, phone No, ‘sod | Birmingham cleave xc ae | Hernander, Hoge—Salable 325. No BL Come oS 64 mit Pruit |... 483 ar off Baldwin avenue, the previous year, in the fis- Lowell, Mich. for service on Gat- pent HE gen ; YOUNG MAN WITH LATS steady short hour a : ee oe ‘iieeSalable 400. Aout ei Piactive, enauat Ray... 4058 as Cp .. 323/running his car 0 yesterday, racy June 30. Net earn-| — [urday, Denclson-Shne -Pusend.- Secon thas peur au nen Gork. Renly Pestins Press Box bi, q - tepped off the curb at!” caitie cows; market gene ny, active, Pe Bene “ins Be CIE ter at the city limits early * eal , = to ome, ¥ - ont relatives Snun 50 ei we. YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN ? Trepent, street. fei heey att gets aot nigh choice mreriak ge 8 sive sees ied where it -suoeligyy erp we nal re sot eee ee je py Suen aed es Wid. tostas studio, avCar peceesnty, a ! toprime fh fed aller 33.8) hegint Bar Mech (abt OR. Te TERE | reeemadhanersggire boegiae jerease of 38 per cent ‘from the} Matis K., 6. er ne | ee Ue Botte, dag, ena i Bee a en ee erha Maw Tack um eer em Ho ee Ry ee Sieh fea | _Melp Wanted Female, 7 | cows }1.00-13.00; a ie comune ‘in’ pase Y | White & Oakland Ave., WAS | share, oe 5 eo at the Sparks-Oriffin Puneral SS ‘Meldrum, : ‘ ‘ bulls 1. 00-15.$0: ‘tew, good fat bulla, 14.00 pnt & & ta Wl Woolworth... 483 : me eg gna mn at : Rev. Willem, K. ‘Hakes officiat: i 5 <4 * Bape patentee eee | down; lend. a66, Spanos‘ “epentne | toveke casero Mg . BFP, | “ ne General Hospital today, gee she Driver Falls Asleep, ine. , ~ will beat to ‘| DRUG CLERK. HERE ‘ee wat Bar, 2180 “ : cif | ieieaetaits tac see ME * Eas Te Lean ROls Cor, Hurts Rider | Siedeamtncaisaranc | Paujener Rene k a os reece eer ger | Siege ee eee ee Ie raping estes Pec ite Rider | eos | e| eas ra “prisve.tncividueis 27-00-32 00; but NEW YORK—{Compiled by the as-|sible driver, Wilber L. Ledbetter, A 2-year-old Melvindale driver pausr a Sales Manager say "west aay $23: | Crt raanr 96.20.00; cull and Tow sociated Pres ah, Scouts cl ch tan St., said be must} a minor facial cuts when his | “Clara. 221 Rast ‘Wison, mand Lifetime Opportunity. Ponting. a | — 70-1600. ix : _. eee 181.9). ° falten asleep, = =» left U.S. 10 last night. and eee hehe ee Por district or divisional ‘sales x : ri ta ; u 5 eRe oa Net change..... fom 33.3 442 1819 have . ‘fear . ie By ag 10 + nee eS with, manager with 106 year oad com- Goob HOME 4 " Stas TD S| Net change. soba 1338 268 1830 : Sheared off a utility pole. e. Paul Co Cemetery. operating nationally. “|. 9 3 children, FE_$-0806. ' , Oa aoe a | by Lights | “James Costello was treated at Rein ate eee || Ean eta aia em "AN EASY JOB | Month ag0 ..0+..2783 1 aa 175.6 Driver , : Pontiac General Hospital. ees held - at 8 Po line Sacks fag a Girect. to the consumer & ese 2% brs. day, Be- 3 ilisee hip ”*s22208103 ist is ineRuns Off Road Into Tree State police at the Pontiac Post Roch wilt ie fn state "Home. : sale aN OFF SEA- mers Fak week. Apply aie E. eee RTE. ' ue ety d
| south . : ae ment ok . th —eerrence. Room 10,___ ie am cia HE RY a by lights from an 0-isaid Costello was hes Jost | Seale, Maken Dis cxuen | Joh Mcallen nik ta. twelve . for an $1966 LOW eee DOL 1140 wre a 22-year-old Birming-|just north of M15 when ‘he lake, “age A Bo gs ae ae Sie ee Are You Soames den , Ses” cant, (Coming car. drove his car gff/control,. : se ‘ onague t , $8.00 t0 Unusua} Opporte Downgrading of: Stalin -|ham man ynaasuct road mae ; = - Filen Sikrt and “inest” stant #14.008 ta earangs based om guar. at sekeeper ? 9 : + ee y, according to’. R ls =. Mts, . Josephine Sener, ‘Seated avian team : Angers Austrian Reds - |tree early yesterday, = © Mueller Brass Revea oes A agg Fowler and bonus, Si, See 20, We believe you wi ike gly — Moscow's de-|Oakiand County deputies, ot Timl|\Acquisition of Firm —-| - Sond Waiter stank ace. | SfeTE prerage ei Ss | VIENNA (INS) — Mos al Gene A, Hedgclough, 7 Sane and Mrs. s snaituncintion of. SAAN Ban ‘conees PORT HURON UW — The Mueller ‘
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