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115th YEAR | (lie tet & & ~PONTIAC, MICHIGAN! WEDNESDAY, MAY’ 29, 1957—26 PAGES Gaeta ee wee Te
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Humph Resigns as Secretary ‘ 4
of Treasur y
County Board ©
_ Sets Tax Rate
for Pontiac County Allocators OK
$1.70 Premium in City
ba for Next Fiscal Year.
: Pontiac School District
| taxes were established this
| morning, at a final meet-
ing of the Oakland County
| Tax Allocation Board, at
! $8.30 per thousand, state) j
| equalized valuation, plus a
$1.70. per thousand pre-
mium within the city of 7
Pontiac.
The premium exceeded! }
tHe request of the Pontiac
school board which was for) #
$1.368 per thousand.
. Wi J. Emerson, coun-
higher premium was voted be-| 4
cause the board wanted to do! ¥
everything possible to assist the
' Pontiac ‘school district in fulfilling | §
its budget for the next fiscal Year, | ;
per
school taxes to allow higher town-
: ship budgets.
EXTRA MILLAGE
Together with the extra voted)
millage of $8.75 which the Board!
of Education will levy in full,
school taxes for Pontiac will be
$18.75 per thousand on state equal-
ized valuation within the city and)
$17.05 oytside the city
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America Honors Its Heroic Dead |
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| #ment inspection zone
sEurope appeared to be vir- - dp ~~
Adenauer Fights Wife:S layer Sus pecttNavy Chief
Air Inspecti
of His Country German’s Stand Voids;
Chances of Negotiating
Disarmament Plan
on Cuts Wrists in Cell .B. Anderson James D. Shepherd, 36-year-old Birmingham man Named 10 Post
suspected of stabbing his wife to death, slashed his
wrists today in an apparent suicide attempt in his
Oakland County Jail cell. %
Shepherd was treated at Pontiac General Hospi
WASHINGTON (#—The'returned to custody. Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem F \possibility of negotiating! i ihe incident would not hold|
with Russia a disarma- up his: plans to place formal’
tually ruled out today by,
}
ing German territory.
Such a zone—along with
one in the northern Pacific!
United States.
ment on disarmament is primarily |
and Russia.
It “would not serve a useful |
tial aerial inspection to Ger- |
many,
Sifice try in the heart of Europe and)
since Germany's consent would be)
Adenauer's opposition.
MORE FLEXIBLE
monies -will begin at 10:30 a.m.
with the annual parade up Saginaw
Street. This year the parade, Besides the aftard forees and
Outlook: Mild which forms on Saginaw Street be-
loeal organizations, the parade will
Possibility of Showers _
Predicted by Bureau
The U.S. Weather Bureau today |
Memorial Day for mogt of
nation. i
Ini the Pontiac area tonight wit | HOliday traffic fatalities.
be warmér with’ a low of 55-3.) More‘than two thirds
Tomorrow yoled parity cloudy of county sheriffs
with a few th rshowers. .. . ’
The temperature will reach — i
high of 72-76. the
of Over Scattered Areas Law ‘ Off icers Begin | Vig il
to Curb Traffic Fatalities.
predicted a generally fair, mild) “some: 4500 law: enforcers, began a four-day- vigil-on
state highways at:noon.today-in an.effort.to.cut-dewn
the-force will be made up
and their regular and special
According to ‘Oakland’ County. Sheriff, ' Frank... W.
* * *
_In @ special forecast,-the bureau on the Oakland county
said that showers may interrupt force will be-out
warmer. weather
Ninety degree temperatures are
expected along the Gulf Coast and
a ‘Irons,'“eVery available man+————— fe
toll. will be 120. Last year traffic
|fatalities reached an all-time high
Stricken, Dies on Grave
DETROIT (INS) — Neil C. Vosler, 68, .of
and died. of a.
'
assessments, the rate will be | ‘ ,
$26.28 thousand fer Pontiac | .,
mere ¢ This compares | THAT THESE SHALL NOT HAVE War—a more horrible war because
with $23.90 fer 1966, | DIED IN VAIN—The carefully kept Americans died no matter which side
Thus a typical home in Pontiac. |<. aries tre ‘Scattered over a hiisi fired the shot. In.just one battle of
locally assessed at $5,000 will pay * 2 ese br. einrhida #, Pigadeg. to that ‘war—the battle of Shiloh —
$131.40 for 1957 in school taxes as |‘ Sagar ° ne @ us winvbtings spring enough ‘men died ‘to populate a small
compared with $119.50 in 1956. | Warbithitotheforestrof white cobsses. city. Under: the perpetual» shadow’ of
* The higher rate in the city of/ he American boy:who died at-war-lies conflict. this Memorial Day,..America
. Pontiac oa to the weg rl nea® the field he defentied, far from _tries to forget the wars and to-.honor
tags: "biet tte rai the people he loved. A special day for the dead and the courage with which
full $8.7 voted increase for the __ hinges first-setaside after the.Civil they lived.
first time. | a ele Fs af ie ;
==r=¢s Rites to Honor War Dead . higher rate in Pontiac because B &
“i ctivse =o LyteS to. Honor War Deac . a Se ee ; ee. EMS it » i ei.eg ments:
portenities than pupils whe live se ne De * Te $y ge oe errr P + ae ” iy p itd, i, » and. ieatyre’: various: floats,
— | Eegrecbinghbaibe OF the natietts|streets and ends at Oa) Epon vom frome Property taxes are expected to wate Gead, af tiey* hiave” each ihue,«will be enlarged SB ay ad wroalar Pedac's four junior high (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) /year® sit Mer » Day * nce of é forces units. | schools. 5
“es ve| Because Armed Forees Day |PASS STANDS
. = Gad. Arty ot the ReMi in yn'ot ar afemaral Day oc | The 45-minute parade will pass|
emorid ay Prtlixe’s “Memorial. Day cere} ™mUMRFY ‘enlts decided to Join |reviewing stands and “Futurama” speaking platform donated © by
Press Will Publish:
One Edition May.30
Thursday is Memorfal Day, and (6 permit its employes to
join in observance of the holiday
The Pregs will publish but one
“edition, at noon. Regular edition
times will be resumed Friday.
General Motors: Coach, Jocated -at
Saginaw and Huron Sts, - (
: "The parade .will.end .with: the presentation of ‘a wreath. to the
memorial statue at Saginaw and
Oakland by Dr. Harold A: Fur-
“long, of 207 Navajo St., who is
master of the day. Dr.-Furiong
“of
Honor winner. yet .
- The parade, and assembled dig.
-|nitaries will- then go; to~ Perry}
Editorials . greeetuns cea + ome > 6 E
Gunlock «6.0 i
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BUN eeeeetscvesye 20
Sports’ Weir ttt fee 16-18.
" Theaters kisdyhivejegicaavas it
TV & Radic Togr mS»... 8
Wilson, Fart beseeeoesneese 5
eX Women's Pages ‘eeepenitye 1318
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County News sscereregi¢ 16, 20 . ; That situation would be changed
more flexible than his words indi-
‘cated of should be modified in the
light of future events,
| The German leader, winding
| up his three-day visit to Wath-
ington, ts to take off
for Germany late today after a
round of ceremonial] activities.
At his news conference, Ade-
nauer was questioned most close-
ly about the role which Germany
might play in the. development of
a disarmament program.
AVOID REDUCTIONS
.He said that any first-step treaty
with the Russians should avoid re-|
ductions of manpower and weap- | rant Shepherd
iChancellor Konrad Aden-) aot dhimea marder of ids
, iti includ-| Elizabeth, 42, who was found auer’s opposition to ud-| ” eat tthe ee |
ing reom of their home, 1500 |
Pierce St.
Adenauer told a news conference 4+ 5:30 a.m. todfy by turnkey
yesterday that a first-step agree-\ Thurman Sauvage.
purpose,” he added, to apply in- |JUAGing Delayed
spes Until Saturday
Germany is the key coun-ON Pot-O-Gold
that on Monday, the numbe
one of the clues was incorrect.
However; all numbers in all puz-
zles should run in order from’1 to
40;
may feel safe in using the number
that should come next. When a in|charges today, . unless Shepherd
is still in a weakened condition.
seek a War- |
| Ziem expected to '
with the
wife,
a
The woman's two young daugh-/
jarea—has been discussed 'ters by a previous marriage ral i forinal statements yesterday : in disarmament talks UN* they cw Skeslehd stab their!
der way in London as part mother once in the back, Ziem
of a “first-step” agreement ‘id.
involving Russia and the FOUND IN CELL
Shepherd was discovered
on the of his cell
He was rushed to the hospital,
a’program for the United States; where doctors said six stitches |
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
Because of the Press’
Contestants may have noticed
if any are out of order, you
error -appears, our typographicat
judges allow for that and accept
as
should be used or the number that
was correct either the number that
incorrectly printed.
Although we do not give infor-
mation about Pot-O-Gold over the
telephone, in case of a
cal error we appreciate having it
called to our attention so we may
make the correction as soon as
possible. still |
r for for superficial, six -incht- :
slashes on both wrists and)
Pontiac Taxes
fo Remain Same Commission OKs Rate
| of $13.70 Per $1,000
for Fourth Year
| Pontiac city taxes will once
again be based on a rate of $13.70
per $1,000 of assessed valuation, the
July, have
held to this rate. ‘
i Conmissioners -last evening
| fited.this rate and took steps
| to allocaie an additional $56,-
|, ora.a8 expected to be added to
ition of $254,141,800 for 1957, It is
expected to bring in $3,481,742.66
jfrom all taxable property in the
icity.
|SPLIT SURPLUS._ _
| The surplus is slated to be split
short! $46,752.32 toward the capital im- ; | working day Memorial Day, our|provement fund, and $10,000 for"
a requirement of any disarmament /pot-OGold judges will wait until/city planning. The planning alloca-
agreement affecting its territory: | saturday to announce the results|tion will be-used for the city's
the prospect for amy such agree-\of jast week's puzzle. Correct an-\urban renewal project.
ment virtually disappeared under’ .wers and explanations which usu-|
jally appear in Friday's paper will
‘also be published on Saturday. , | The commission introduced an
| amendment to their annual ap-
| propriation ordinance allocating
| this money. A public hearing was
set for Jume 11 before adoption
of the routine ordinance.
| It is based on a $5,381,779 bud-
get approved. by the commission
January 22.
Increased assessed valuation has
permitted a consistent tax rate,
City Manager Walter K: Wiliman
said.
Stassen Tells Policy
PARIS (INS) — Harold E.
Stassen met with the permanent
council of the Atlantic Pact na-
tions Paris today.to explain
| Date for Changeover
Depends on Solution of
| Fiscal Problems
| FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES
| WASHINGTON—George
_M. Humphrey today re-
signed as secretary of the
| Treasury. -
| Robert B. Anderson, for-
\mer deputy secretary of de-
fense, was picked to suc-
ie him. .
_ -Humphrey’s — resignation
‘was announced by the
|White “House . through re-
jlease of a letter from him
ito President Eisenhower
later shan the close of the
current congressional ses-
At the same time, Eisenhower
formally sent to the Senate a nom-
ROBERT B. ANDERSON ination of Anderson to the govern-
jment’s top fiscal post.
in the air. :
In a letter accepting the resig-
there are-a number of
icomprehensive pact—which would
deai also with world-wide military
cutbacks and global control of nu-
clear weapons. *
When asked specifically wheth-
er he would consent to
any German territory to
inspection, he said he thought
“this would come under the com-
prehensive agreement’’—evident-
ly meaning that it would not
come as part of a first-stage ar-
rangement.
Later he said that there is no
intention on the part of the United
States to include Germany in an
aerial inspection system at the out-
set of disarmament and he thought
such a proposition ‘would not
serve a useful purpose.""” Less than 24 hours remain
weather.
All entries in fer your $100 estimate on June
the contest must be in The Press office by noon
tomorrow, May 30. The person who names the day, hour and minute
in June which has the highest temperature, or comes closest, Will
win a $100 savings bond. :
You don't need to guess. the temperature. Jyst write the date,
hour and minute on the back of a post card, with your name and
address and mail or deliver to:
* Weatherman, Pontiac Press
Box 4, Pontiac, Mich,
Everyone can compete, except employes of The Press and their
immediate families. Only one eritry from a person, please. :
Your guess‘may win the $100 bond. Make it now. Noon tomorrow y
is the deadline. nation, the President told Hum-
phrey “ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)
Dodgers, Giants
Put Off Decision
NEW YORK w-— No decision
will be made on whether to shift
the Brooklyn Dodgers and: the New
York Giants to Los Angeles and
San Francisco, respectively, until
the end of the current season, ~
That is what Walter O'Malley,
president of the Dodgers, and Hor-
ace Stonehani, president. of the
this morning at LaGuardia Field
from Chicago where they received
League permission to move to Cal-
ifornia if they desired, °
4See earlier story on Page 16.)
- Will This Be Your Street After the
ae
om SS Holiday? _
re |
Giants said as they arrived early - Nae gi vr agile ae nt
a
NESD
oo ren les }
|Morse, Capehart Match When Morse complained of being ‘misquoted
in the earlier Senate debate, Capehart, the only
Republican present, rose to say Morse intended
to ‘compare the President with Mr. Beck...
“You knew the press and public would so
interpret your remarks — you were intention-
ally dishonest and immoral in. making the E
WASHINGTON @ — Senators Morse (D-
Ore) and Capehart (R-Ind) called each other
4 names last night in a bombastic exchange on
i, the Senate floor.
~ But after the air cleared, they agreed to
strike some of the remarks from the record. humor.”
© Under Senate rules, senators aren't supposed t@tements.” could not invoke a rule against @ senator, the record one of his comments about Capehart i ‘ | . M = he didn’t know of anyone and Morse told Douglas he was “always hap- ‘“ +
gfe Meet each other. : insults with the senator from Which Morse said was “uncalled for." And whose opinion “I would care less about than = PY to join “= Capehart said he had no objection to doing the . ° Morse touched eff the exchange in the the senator from Indiana.” so acoael same, : oe ea SS Morse then repeated his remarks . about Later, Morse suggested he and Capehart x k & fleer to protest the GOP assault on him last
“That came after he had said President
* Eisenhower and Teamster:Dave Beck are Eisenhower. And at one point, the Oregon enter a “‘gentleman’s agreement”
senator recalled he had once referred to Cape-
hart as.‘'a_ cup of rancid ignorance.’’
“the * * * Z
, At times, both senators were shouting, but his remarks about the President.
pet
___THE PONTIAC PRESS, WED
Morse insisted he made his remarks in “good
Sen. Douglas (D-Ill), who was pre-
siding, sought to protest Capehart's remarks
about Morse as a violation of Senate rules.
. But the two senators would not be shushed;
Capehart told Dougias a presiding officer
their remarks that were in violation of the rules.
Capehart then asked if Morse would withdraw
When Morse declined, Capehart retorted doing that.
oe DAP oo 5 AY; MAY 29, 1957, -) | \ at ; ° ¥ ales . - Vied
The Day in Birmingham |
nate ‘Arena’ that his earlier comments about Morse were
“not strong enough.” . ~
At this point, Douglas noted the rule -
against Senate insults applies only to other,
senators, and net to presidents,
Finally, Morse said he would strike from
to withdraw The Indiana lawmaker then said again he
still wished Morse would apologize to the
President.
But Morse replied he. hed no intention ot
Wife-Slayer Suspect 2) to Exami Cuts Wrists in Cell L fo Examine Pontiac Police Group OKs Suggestion
to Employ Psychiatrist: Wreath - Laying ‘Rites
to Climax Ceremonies Was necessary a :
on Memorial Day Returned to the jail, Shepherd to Check Law Officers
: was placed in a cell with another
Sylvan Lake veterans of all wars Prisoner, Sheriff Frank W. Irons) © From now on, prospective Pon-
and from all branches of the serv-/Said, to help prevent any further tiac police will have to pass the
ice - inspection of two medica] men—
a psychiatrist as well as a general
rial Day parade to be climaxed) practioner.
4 by @ wreathlaying ceremony at said @ penciled, three-page At the first meeting of the newly _ Veterans Park, ) note had been found in Shepherd's formed fire and police civil service
x ® &, commission Jast night, the three- ‘ with today’s date and read Following the presentation of| . d man group approved this recom-
wreaths, planes will drop flowers| .. | Just can't believe my dearest miendation made by both Police
over Syivanite Haven Park to hon-|ten ie itself I love her andi "*"< |Chiet Herbert W. Straley and the or the city’s air dead, while a boat pit GEORGE M. HUMPHREY Pontiac Police Officer's Associa-
flotilla spreads flowers on the lake|“°°% ‘© Join her now. I have : tion. to honor those killed in the naval} 20 memory of harming her, butt . se service. — murder. God! Humphrey Resigns | ™m 11st ot recommendations | bless us! : :
: Wreaths will be placed at the | The second read: ; from * the Pestiec, Peles _—-
park monyment by Mrs. Leon | “To my s family, Betty’s as Treasu Chief | Association to commission |
Zielinski ef the Sylvan Garden ifamily and the girls: If I am ry ; which recently aroused a fracas
Club, and Mrs. William Bull of (guilty of the crime for which I ; between the group and Straley was
the New Syivanites Club, am accused, I ask for God's for-| (Continued From Page One) [nt abana ah eller
: Fey nny nope at ind Critical problems to be considered Leagan din Sgersloension oe ee eS || on San in death as I did x ms ee i en meee eee
be John Goepfert, Joseph Leavy,|in life. I love her and always . ++ © : ar meeting, June 9,
of St. Benedict Church. * * * been satisfactorily resolved, I tive of the police and firemen,
Both were unsigned, Irons| deeply believe that your experi-| “8% sppointed chairman of the E ence and the confidence that you ting the city seake
Can They Be Unraveled?
Grow and Grow
By HAROLD 8. COHEN
A study committee to thoroughly probe the state's public schools faces a staggering task. .
Tt niust cut through a dense complex of law and custom
x x* * =
Yet, unless all phases are intensively explored, no sound basis
for remedies can be established.
_ The Interim Committee of educators and school board mem-
bers which is urging the establishment of the study committee has
- Outlined the areas it believes must be |
Further, it has indicated the af questions that urgently
While the entire school problem is interrelated, for the purposes
of clarity, the committee has broken it down into seven categories,
each of which would be assigned to a subcommittee for study. They
are given below with the sort of questions each raises:
PROBLEMS LISTED
__1. Educational program: At what level should grade school edu-
cation be provided for every child in the state?
OO
room
Oakland County Sheriffs#bout Shepherd's life insurancelenjoy everywhere in :
Mounted Posse, the Daniel Whit-|Porics sod sasorltten on’ the|TEu yee, Sreat assets in reaching) ‘6 members of the commission. | Wha typo ot education apecialiots are necessary, if any, ad fi Boy,. Girl and answers,” he a should the state participate financially in special education? Scouts. Brownies color|back of small blanks which are The commission approved the
Guard, and’ groups of teeuagers [furnished prisoners who want to|DEFENDS ON EVENTS __|eertification of three ons| 2. Local organization: What types of school districts are pree-
- «¢ « request a bondsman or an at-| “Consequently, the date you turn/to captains and‘ changes on ently operating and how many children do they serve?
: -__ |torney, Irons added. -- fover your..duties. to your succes-|fire department, according to Carl- Should Veterans of all wars will climax every Gistrict have a high school? : the 16-unit parade which will form alee eset ae ee a, eae ee ig *~ & * , x * * at the east end of Benvenue at] ne, Wounds with 9 Safety tes | circumstances.” | Fire Chiet John F. Schroeder ; Avondale. para cedl pager . & ot | said Captain Victor Bodamer. who| | How many districts should the state have, and what savings Rev, Thomas will present the re-|Prisonerg.inall Michigan county sae ee department's traveling| C0Uld be effected trom district ? — prayers) ik is ce wae aren. whos ealeetian Por Ge ealaing athens was granted his re-| __ 70 what degree should the state give financial aid after « school
Veteran Park. service wil! Sauvage was quiet rumored * 1 district has reorganized ‘on a sound ‘geographic and financial ?
_ begin at 11:50 immediately follow-| at 3:30 a.m. when he checked the |Washington, was Navy cocretary | Tune 10 Be pleted bag en Gaty = on —_ ing the parade. cells in. the second floor block [in 1953-54 and deputy defense nea John x * * : : . in 1954.55 Two other firemen, Lt. ;
ig Se which Shepherd was located. __jsecretary a Shaw and Lt, Charles Marion have| 3. Control means: To what extent should the state's Dept. of oem | Te edded that there was nothing/ fe is presently head of Ven- |passed the captain examinations.| Public Instruction control the schools? in the block when he re-} tures, Ltd, a Canadian mining | The commission also approved| Should the state’s superintendent of public instruction be ap- turned “four or five times” dur! firm, and was im Toronto at- |the hiring of five new firemen who! pointed or elected? For how long and by whom? . , ing the next two hours. tending a stockholders meeting [pave qualified examina- ao sTHE At 5:30 a.m, he was. summoned| today as his nomination was am- | tions. ‘NEED COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT?
hurriedly to the block by cries) nounced, —_—_—__— ‘How necessary is the office of county superintendent and to what
from a jail trusty, William x * * extent dosand should county boards of education control local school “ DeVries, who saw from his cell Temsery sncretaty hoo (G. ts districts?
: Gut Shepherd was eqrawiad om Ge} ce the cart of the Eisenhower . What division of responsibility should there be among the local,
—— . eet , Was one of the| Pontiac Tax Rate county and state school boards and agencies?
Is it true that clouds are much Shepherd had Ween alone in the| “tet architects of the President's 4. Physical plant: What is the present condition of the physical
Pilar areas? nn [cll since he had been taken to|"WSERATY So ne (Continued From Page One) segue cinene= 7
clouds extend about twice yesterday afternoon, ' raise $6.9 million for the school How many classrooms be needed in the 15 years?
os Mah ot to agate ot r a formal statement to the|, His warning, earlier this year) Mee ‘which $6.4 million will What are the minimum standards for school construction?
at the poles. And this is caused|?™ age about the stapbing. |I%€ depression’ unless the brakes|come from the city of Pontiac. To what extent should the state approve this construction?
by the rotation of the earth. ; nea [Were applied to federal spending! . Together with state aid and other - How should construction be financed, and what should be the
At the poles, or at the top and} Shepherd maintained he helped touch off the current econ-| sources, it will give the schools @/ state’s role in underwriting such financing? ‘ bottom of the earth's axis, there| taken « tranquilizing pill Monday (40, wave in Congress. total revenue of $9.8 million, of
is relatively litte centrifugal force,| evening tad had gue to Ded [NO DISAGREEMENT which $7.5 million will be spent] * kt k & . But at the equator, where the ee ee ae emphatical-| ing fiscal year 1957-58 for 5. Assessment practices: How does assessment now function? earth is the thickest, the centrifu- his bedy on 7. has said | operating expenses and $1.1 million What are the dollar burdens on real property in various parts
gal force is great and the layer of img room floor shortly before ly that there is no disagreement debt: z dtcaat ~ ;
gases around the center of the| PM. be could remember meth: between him and Humphrey on/""‘Tnig leaves $1 million for con-| get .
earth is literally thrown outward] ‘™6>, Serhert! —— ; "| struction and will be added to $2.7 How- the ratio of assessments to actual property value be by the greater force, and turning) The two girls, Janet, 13, and * * millidn from a bond issue to build can
speed. Betsy, 10, related while near hys-| Undersecretary of the Treasury|the new high school and complete| ™ade the same everywhere? .
cp oer Shee ee ee See ene et eee ee as as 50,- ve next ditions to in the’ year.|
000 feet or slightly higher above|room when they heard a violent oa * - 6. Equalization: What should the state mean by equalization? ©
the surface of the earth. But at/quarrel going on between the two at t . What is the effect of varying local costs on equalization?
the poles clouds rarely reach upjadults. . sas vengetion, thot Borges Prepare Mops! Can certain educational programs be best provided at state or
ee dis enter ucts cites oa on a appointment but has Clean-Up Wee How can the state use equalization to give all children » basic aun te about weather n the[stabbed hls wife as she tried: t ors wher eg mylciow Begins Monday ee _——
polar regions, though still room. . ee ;
not possible in other latitudes —| The girls Humphrey’ Pon- The seventh problem is taxation. Tt is the one most charged with
in today’s passenger airliners, [stabbed the tiac residents to prepare their MoP) political controversy, but the one miost in need of solution. - briefly and and bucket brigades as they pro- (Next: School taxes and finances.)
$ sister to the claimed next week, June 3-8, as = <
The Weather Both en ae ee te, ad BG Bem: : door to merce Paint , Clean P, . :
4 rowing ANB VICINITY —"Farts|they telephc Fix Up Week.” New York Churchmen Say: ‘
"ee teeth meh T-7a, low tenigne Summoned oe ew - , — -
3 ~ 5 | In a resolution offered last night} owt ae ei _ Ory
= Se wie rotnion now eligious Interest Surges facts. residents were asked “direct .
“ etay tn Ponting Shepherd told |their thinking and attention to- , 7 27)
ae ea an + nth thets thinking and atintin = Result of Billy Graham ft Sam: velocity 15-20 m.p.n./ning over his in the city, and a general oe x i mae : Qua sete at 130 pm, salesman and tha’ rehabilitation of all buildings and sae ;
Mowe sat py ye him twice, Then place in order to improve the ap-
: posetted Guouiree) omics teacher added: “A paint will go a
Lowest t Se IIIT $3] Hligh - School. ong way one house.” Mean : OOOO eOOe eee Od wens were married rejected a belief of some that
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il diclialedadaded ded idedadetel ir Corps
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Sunday, from ‘5-7 m., have been
designated as ““' - hours for
model airplane “pilots” in». Bir-
tire program.
* * *
| According George McHugh,
| American Commander, no
ham Bivd., after an illness of 10
days. -
and the Detroit Yacht Club.
Thomas E. Daley, with whom he
lived, *
Rosary service will be held at
8 p.m. tomorrow in the Bell Chap-
el of the William R. Hamilton Co.,
a.m., Friday, Interment will be
made in Holy Sepulchre Qemetery.
Baby Rushed to Hospital
‘After Drinking Fuel Oil
Thirteen-month-old Roland Harp,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harp.
‘of 660 Brooks Ave., was rushed
ito Pontiae General Hospital today a
‘in a cab escorted by police, after
the child drank fuel oil, according
to Pontiac Police.
* * *
The boy was admitted to the
|hospital about 10:30 a.m. and was
in poor condition, according to a
spokesman. hospital
dazed in a Gaylord hospital still
- §OLE SURVIVOR — Five-year-old Michael Ostrander lies
unaware that the tragic accident
in which he wag hurt left him an orphan.
Only 5-Year-Old Survives =
"Crash Kills Four in Family
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letter to teenagers urging them toli, terms of job opportunities and lHieving this to be but the fore-
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be power Because a student has to work! 1. now that it was going to send ‘¢ like.
of fellow its fighter planes to strafe our
students does not mean nat ne highways on Memorial Day, Kill at
often preventive war. , \
. \ \ 4s
“A high school diploma is worth; have its greatest wave of volun-
teers. Millions might panic, be-
runner of greater calamity. -—~
The stock market would be af-
fected, as would prices in general.
“All high school papers" should|Many emergency appointments
copy—or post on the bulletin board. would be made by the President,
having to do with national security,
If a foreign announced |™#teriel, purchasing, morale and | * * *
rr! Well, the National Safety Coun-|
least 120 and wound from 500 to cil, with headquarters in Chicago, |
1,000, we might fight our -first predicts that many people will be,
ikilled and injured on our highways
‘over the Memorial Day holiday. | * * *
‘It got three paragraphs in the At least, the Strategic Air Com-
mand at Omaha would go on 24 |P@Pers-
get - $© |hour alert, with a majority of its) PRESIDENT’S ‘VETO’
up. Concentration and |pjianes in the air. Continental Air
in : Command would have its super-|party leaders that he will attempt
sonic F100s, Fi0ls, F102s, F103s'to thwart the nomination of any)
“Don’t be hoodwinked by|and F 104s on the line, with pilots Republican presidential hopeful in
“feeling of independence that|in the ready room. - President Eisenhower has told|
1960 who is not a ‘‘modern. Repub-
—~The leaves of all police and jlican.”
firemien in the country would be |- * * *
A number of commentators have .
said that he will “veto” Urged t to Finish School such a, No member of the foursome
convention, if it chooses to-nom-|Read said, with surprise
inate an ‘‘un-modern Republican.” |no nominee. The President, of course, mentioned the anniversary. Asked)
will have no Such” power over the|if he had brought it up in any way, .
* \ * “Why,
his present popularity, Ike surely
ean do a lot to guide the selec-
tion, as Truman steered the 1952
Democratic convention in faver
of Adlai Stevenson.
Like him or lump him, Sherman|
Adams speaks the President's
|political mind. He said in Trenton
last week, ‘‘It is inconceivable that.
‘loyal Republicanism can be twisted |
jto mean persistent and carping
‘opposition to our party’ s ee
land our party platform.”
* * *
Sounded like a eatin pitch at.
Sen. Knowland. |
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Rear Adm. A. C. Read «ret,
first man to fly the Atlantic, played|
golf at the Chevy Chase Club near
Washington, D.C., Monday, the;
38th anniversary of his —
flight: Why should I?”
11 ‘Month th Baby Heke:
Strangles in Crib. ae baby, pond ongelese pro-
‘The 11-month daughter of Mr.|nounced dead on arrival at Pontiae’
and Mrs, James J. Danehy, 266 |General Hospital by Dr, Edward
Cherokee Rd., strangled accident-|Elder.
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RETIRING LIBRARIAN—With her 8ist birth-
day coming on, Mrs. Nellie Uhlinger, librarian
for the town of North Branch,
27% years of service. She'll continue to teach
Bible class at the community ey
Above, the unidentified young miss entered the
» Picture, of a book, unaware that Mrs.
Uhl@iger was having her retirement. picture
taken. is quitting after
church, however.
County Calendar \Retires at 81
Ortonville .
The TOPS Club here will meet at
stead of the previously scheduled June North Branch Librarian
p.m. Tuesday in Belle_Anne School, “of 27 Years, to Resign
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SUGGESTIONS for GRADUATION and FATHER'S DAY By MYRA SNOW
North Branch
| NORTH BRANCH — An era of
‘community history is ending June
1, with the resigna of Mrs.
‘Nellie Uhlinger as township librar-
lian after twenty-seven and one-
half years of service in this post.
| Mrs. Uhlinger, who will be 81
on Aug. 1, accepted the position
in September of 1929. Mrs. Uhlinger continues as a teach-
ler of an adult .Bible class, an
activity she has engaged in for the
‘past 30 years.
Slate Exercises
af St. Mary's Students to Graduate
Represent Seven States
at Orchard Lake
ORCHARD LAKE — A solemn
high mass willbe offered at 10:00
| “I have loved every minute of
it,” she declared in her farewell
ing difficulties arising from the
(eyestrain of the. detail work, and
ithe physical effort of negotiating
the long stair climb to the library
tooms, seem to make this step
necessary.”
ment exercises of St.Mary's Col-
4 \Villages _
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to Give Address Orion CAP Will Drop
Program at Oxford
Final plans for Memorial Day
area include announcements of
three villages: Lake Orion's CAP
will drop wreaths on the waters
of the lake from a plane.
Other plans for the area in-
elude a program in the Village
Park at Oxford, with talks by vil-
lage officials and a parade to
follow.
vey Lodge. ©
Lake Orion
placed on the veteran's graves be-
fore Memorial Day by the Ameri-
can Legion.
All will then proceed to the Vil-
lage Park for the waterfront cere-
Wreaths on Lake; Set)
observation in the Oakland County) *
WANDA Jd, FOGAL
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth C.
Hackett of 4114 Meigs St., Dray-
ton. Plains announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Wanda
Jean Fogal, to Keith Andrews,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
drews of 4261 Linda Ct., Dray-
ton Plains, The. prospective
bridegroom is a graduate of De-
Vry Institute of Chicago. .
MAUREEN MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morris of
114 -Grace St., Rochester, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Maureen Patricia, to
Richard Pyke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Pyke of 740 E. Long Lake
Rd. No date has been set for the
wedding.
County Calendar NEW HUDSON
bring a friend.
Proper Dinner June 3 |
GINGELLVILLE — The Eighth
Grade Dinner, to be presented for
the departing eighth grade class of be at 6:30 p.m. Monday. The event
had previously been set for June 4
Driver Training
Cemetery'in Orion Begins
on June 10th
June 10 to August 2, with
attendance red. A
of Detroit. .
Band, the Rev.
lege and High School. Very Rev.
Wallace .J. Filipowiez, president,
will celebrate the mass.
Bishop Alexander M. Za- Waking Mrs, Ublinger’s place |
behind the librarian’s desk will
| So tek Beery Seer
Although June means retirement
‘from her community position here,
Robert Bishop
of Almont Wed
to Anne Ward i oa ! '
genes = dec. oe ee. El ee
| Ward's only attendant was her
| sister, Irene Ward. Edward Ol-
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@ BOOK ENDS Breakfast, Assembly
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weed Veet Type. of Lasther Ash Treys to the
Choirs.
17-W. Lawrence St.
> FE 20135 [Map New Route, rtici berger
a.m. on June 2, in the ‘Campus|,, Aise participating wna, the Rev.
jChapel at Orchard Lake to begin\George Ging and the Rev.
jthe sixty-eighth annual commence-|Hoyt
Set Double Service ii Hl i I i
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The school will convene from rs Mrs,
Awards wil] be given the high
point girls and boys of the Safety
and Service Squads.
Wins Extension To Ask Half Million!
Bond Issue Vote for
Disposal Program
nd iors.
the Proper School by the PTA, will)’
City of Lathrup [class of 1933 j Lake Orion High "St ts,
to Graduate 100 crests
Baccalaureate Sunday,
Graduation Rite, Dance 4 _ tor of the Clarkston Methodist Class Night June.4-5 © [ir ot i be the quest speak-
er. Mrs. Jacob Drake is chairman
LAKE ORION — Events that) of the breakfast
will complete the school year for
100 graduates of Lake Orion High |
School are fast approaching. i
Baccalaureate Service will be)
conducted at 8 p.m, Sunday, in the |
Previeus to the servic, at 3:20 |
. in Blanche Sims High |
Glass night will be held in the
school auditorium on Tuesday.
Parents will be present to see
presentations to outstanding sen-| NEW J LOW LUSTRE
‘SHAKE
| AND SHINGLE Following Class Night program,
dance |
Gladys Denney.
Slates Tribute
for Classmate
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14 KARAT GOLD ~__Metched
WEDDING RINGS Our
Reg.
se
E to Second street and pointed office manager of thejnition in the Honors Day convoca-
tery, where at the Civil War Me-|Michigan State News, daily student |tion at Albion College recently. He
morial, a short program and Sen.inewspaper at Michigan State Uni-|was cited as an outstanding stu-
Lodge’s. address ned Seelam versity, for fall term.. dent of English.
. 3 * é ee
Danny Skeen will give the Getty- | -
burg Address and selections will be
——_—— Cite Space Need
Orchard Lake
Ninth Class of 9th Graders to Take Tour
. By-8TAN BOK i cil i
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By ANNE HEYWOOD.
There's one thing about life’s/Put aside any nest egg.
major crises. Sooner or later, ireally worked hard, But she didn’tyaccount, no money and she didn't
* have a friend to borrow the money
or outfit from.
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Norman Ray
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were married
Saturday at
Central
Methodist
Church. Her
parents are
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Setter
of North
Francis street
and his
parents are
Mr. and Mrs,
Norman R.
O’Brien of MR. and MRS. N. R. O'BRIEN JR: Otsego drive.
Joyce M. Setter Speaks):
Vows in Methodist Rité
e Her only jewelry was a string of ,
odist Church officiated at the Sat-|pearis, a gift of the bridegroom.
‘ Madeline|She carried a cascade arrange-
‘Ray O’Brien! ment of shattered carnations and
* | Wies-of-the-valley centered with a
white orchid,
WHITE WITH PINK
Their gowns were of white nylon
with pink dots over white crystal-
ette. They carried: white lace fans
with arrangements of carnations
shading from deep purple to pink.
¥ * *
_| Carolyn Jorgenson, niece of the
bride, wore a white nylon frock
over pink taffeta for her duties as
flower girl.
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FEATURING THE LATEST FASHIONS IN EYEWEAR
Other officers installed by Mrs.| |
iTerry, retiring president, were
‘Mrs. J
for a big So she went to the interview
job, but Mary didn't havea de-|eeling and looking ‘like a mouse.
: . In the fashion field, clothes |
Furthermore, she had no charge| are very important. Whether it
to buy a car, so
It meant working the
months for 10 dollars a
but after that,
uch, and more, than hb
‘However, Win had -no
put away to enable her to
the next six months
salary. ,
Beef, Pork,
Veal Star in
Recipes. Mrs. Merwin Uses
Top of Stove Way
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‘ Marking his 25th anniversary in the
priesthood, the Rev. Richard W. Thomas
was photographed with (left to right)
Cherie Leo of Clinton River drive, Pattie
Budnik of Grayton street and Ann
Fraser of South Niagara avenue at the
Es
Shown at the reception Monday eve-
ning honoring the 25th anniversary of
the Rev. Richard W. Thomas in the
priesthood are the Rev. John J. Hoar
(left) of St. Benedict Church, master
of ceremonies; Mrs. Ralph Cotcher of
South Tilden avenue, chairman of the Pontiac Press Photos
breakfast given by him Monday for the
chidren of ‘St. Benedict School. Cherie
spoke in behalf of the school. Pattie
and Ann were seen in Hungarian and
Mexican dances. * Father Thomas is
pastor of St. Benedict Church.
reception and dinner on Sunday, and
Wayne C. Miller of James'K boulevard,
general chairman of the special cere-
monies. Father Thomas was appointed.
to St. Benedict Church in April 1953.
His first assignment was at St. Michael
Church in 1932. — ial [5 if iff! E i atiiir
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|Her Finger Widower Designs
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His. Fiancee -
Delbert O. Slater of Log Angeles,
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_ “You see my second finger and
my little finger are unusually
thin,” she added, spreading out her
hand,
- “He designed the ring with the
‘big diamond surrounded by small-
of such a detail?”
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= Pinar craced Oe of He ofthe 3 By SAM DAWSON | 2,500 planes. ‘Ten years later it : o t rations,
Sparks Market in the Loop Building, 71% N. Sagi-| NEW YORK u—More and more) "Mt Sbout %5,000- mv Hventagalied ge wlan pad aramie aaa naw St., between Sunday morning) Janes are- flying executives and} The National Business Aircraft} ieking off 5% million flying hours which started its business aircraft’ traffic control, communications
PRICES MONDA — UITS — yesterday, pried open two Company planes are mainly at
Apples, erceann ¥ No. eee ey 5 : . ae ar mi part $35 ac- technicians on corporate business. | | Assn. estimates investment in by 1960. The more planes, the the disposal of top corporate ex.
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DETROIT EGGS
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Evans president, said = . Mo. Slot a sailor aboard
pllae peumietes ot petit ' et al i on F a st 6, °"t. Clemens Field, Cleveland * have been held, and it has been/ Indians. said their
ruutually concluded that the best|enistge. wills Sox. - Detroit, Sn D. . Harrison, interests of -both companies will] | ¥ Southwestern Field, Belti-ithree times
not be served by such a merger at io ; Jimmie L. :4 ,
this time.” mT City, Calif, aoe | Henderson : a : et etn Pe Se ones including tank, listed man glin it nd to Bm PARKING = ls PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100
ca | emo UE oe “172 'S. SAGINAW _Purpos The U. S. produces about 30 per} . iin Bk
cent of all the O ,
» par-| 1 0; to Seenish 9 Periormance and 11.90-14.80; | uislity and /of the party when the election was|'© prreespeinat # ; ; ; Bond -and and Material Bond| Pres-|Sommercial, lle 16/0-16.0; few’ choice
‘00 det. bens... Becta,“ topped.| ing early today. erty St. y. their own planes and hiring their D@nce, at 475 million dollars. The)Sreater | the safety 7a =
1 1.38-1.08 “bu. Chives, No. 1. Tits Leading issues were up from 3 Sisters Mkt. 606 wv. Huren,|own pilots and maintenance mt | a oO 0. BO-1.. < 5 * 195. fractions to about a point. Selected|Grand weekend spec Fresh In 1946 business owned about Th ‘ rs a :
. bens. Onions, ary. Wo ‘i 7403.00, ib eninge bigger ae killed turkeys, oven ready 3%c Ib.; mes * ed | _Satty_ Fo Foundation, Civil Aeronautics Administration) ,,4 Jabor relations men are flown
No. 1, 2.00-3.$@ 32-ib. Oils and aircrafts advanced once|9.° "iy. fresh killed rabbits, 0c
. Parsley, root, No. 1, 1.75-2.3§ dos.|More and were in good demand. Ib.; pan.ready rock fryers, 37c Ib.;
bes Radishes, sed. fancy, i$, °S32:| The market was. continuing late Sunkist oranges, 39¢ doz; large
behs. No. 1, .85-1.10 doz. behis. aoe. yesterday's rallying trend. Wall seedless grapefruit, 58c doz.; large
behs. Rhubarb, hothouse, Street analysts saw in the perform-|firm: head lettuce, 2 for 25c;- red
barb. outdoor. No. i, .78-90 dos. bchs.|market’s bullish tendencies were
baatet, hothouse, No. 1, 326-3. 318 8-Ib. by no means exhausted after some areweerrise. 5 pkgs. $1.00. Adv.
REENS: Collard, No. 1, 1.75-2.25 bu. sessions of reaction from the latest
DETROIT. May 28 (AP)—Bess. f.0.0.|(New Jersey) a point or} Detroiter Tells \ Police a } s — eases included, federal-state! better. He Threatened Women,
te avg. 33; medium 30; grade B (Late Morning Quotations) DETROIT w — Homicide de-
Air oe Browns: Grade A jumbo 304-32; me-, Aled ch
Comments: Market steadier. — om Chal ...i
te and production hes declined and ts viens
demand is better. Supplies about ade-|am Alriin ..
quate, although in some jnstances first\am Can ...:..
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CHICAGO, May 26 - ‘(AP)—Chicago|Am News ..... Mercantile Exchange—Butter steady;'Am Rad .
receipts 1,462,000; wholesale at Am 6melt ..
a. ees ae 31.399; whole. | Brist My os: uying prices hanged to oen run +
higher; 65 per cent or better A white|Budd Co ....
dirties 26; checks 25%; current receipts Calum &H..
CHICAGO, —~Potatoes old: Arrivals 31: track 132; total U8. ship-
rote: market firm; I 3 Russets 3%5- 3. new: Arrivals 115; track 191; }° moderate; semana slew; market Harris was picked up early yes-
hb 11.6 be 34; capomettes (414-5 a 23; capons| “| knife’ for 54-6 ) ; breeder not
* Pigures after decimal points are cighths Ba E hase 2 teste her mt with one arm and tell
just and disappoin:
slwayne Gehew Pe. Co. |
UAW to Probe .
ing: a Ford Local 600? i ee cony | S52 GALLON
Aryatignay: cones and A -gerr gone ‘for the interna-| receive — - ed - -
Drime vealers 26: 00; to iow tional yesterday invoking the|struction and completion of New
te tow Rhoice 31.00-28.00 ponte ho ts privilege of the Fifth Amendment ee —, Hi Fa we until
-000. early slaughter lambs quality | affiliations or union finaricial af-lRoard of Education, 40 Patterson
prstenthaung. fe mtr cen” fairs “is grounds for investiga-|Street, Pontiac, Michi
heavier: sows very| Tefused te tell the Senate internal ceived as follows: = le
hide ‘on oacchre mort "aarancs_on Cinzori and James M. Simmons, | Separate Gioposale. will be rel
uneven to _§¢ higher; in-| security subcommittee in Wash- Proposal A — General Con-
’ ‘ ior at|.@ member of the local’s tool and Prepesal B — Mechanical
few ‘mostiy 3 280-300 Te is.00-18.s0;| de committee, — was | Work.
17.00-19.98: 80-480 th 1480-18 0. steering gear. and machine unit Proposal C —
held May 3. All
5 Setwreaely, acters, en en nee contract.
American League Teams|international can ‘and would step| Associates. Inc., 199 Fost Fl "
‘are Saturday morninys|_GRAND RAPIDS. (INS) — A A check fn the ‘stint of $50.00 ‘planes range from small personal crowded skies. times they are used increasingly
ccm . by other employes. Sales officials,
See ee enc ecmat cell. Cree i eT RATE top technicians, purchasing agents
fresh killed stewers, pan ready, ~~ |figures for 1954, latest available|t, spots needing attention,
for all types of flying, puts the) —-______. a ne
fatal accident rate for all business,
flying at 7.10 per 100 million miles.’
This is sharply higher than the | ”
rate of the U. S. domestic air- Tomorrow --
lines, which was 06.50 per 100 —
million miles, but notably lower — '
than the fatality rate for pleas- Lhis could be
ure flying, which was 95 per
100 miition miles. :
The foundation’ 8 safety program
now serves. 122 companies owning
and operating aircraft for business. |
It issues business pilots safety bul-
letins and sponsors seminars to
lgive business pilots a chance to
jahare information in’ _navigation,
be radishes. 2 for l5c;.Birds Eye
ance a demonstration that the lemonade, 10c can; Birds Eye
Gulf Oil more than 2, Getty Oil,
Royal Dutch and Standard Oil
sete Plans to Open | g . : ‘ , Knifed One Fatally | New York Stocks Stretch of Expressway
LANSING — The State High-
|way Department announced today | .
ithat an approximate mile and |
|half long stretch of the Edsel! Be SURE wit iFord Expressway from Russell to’
\Mt. Elliott streets in Detroit 4
The detectives quoted Raymond be opened to traffic at ll om. |
‘ Det Saturday.
eed eae of penne rceiy oe Pontiac Press Phote | The stretch of expressway was
= iit at a cost of $12,500,000. In- th of them with a knife OUTSTANDING CITIZEN — John F. Perdue, principal of Bagley | bu
~ they fought him. : School, right, informs Francis Donohue, the schoél area's mail man, |Cluded in the new section is a
ae — that he will be honored by the school and patrons on his route June — million dollar a to carry
Paap aged “ nag a a ane | 10 during the school honors assembly, Donohue, of 651 Williams Lake eadromesins! netted Dequip- | LE ; dre yards of several railroads.’ Ola Mae Moore, 31. He said all. Rad., Waterford Township, has instituted a blood bank for Post Office The department said the 2,315-foot:
ttacks occurred on Detroit's | °™Ployes, assisted patrons with alien registration forms, was first oes aad conti:
Snape side._ “ ° sponsor of the Bagley Yearbook. He is president of the Pontiac —_—=—* Prado — built
“I'm glad I'm omen the én. Branch, National Assn. of Letter Carriers. in Michigan. bridge
tectives quoted Harris as ge]
“T was gettirig more vicious all!
the time.” tectives Charles Schlachter and
Kenneth Perry said a 17-year-old
youth told them today of attack-
ing 20 women in the last two
months and slaying one of them
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DETROIT @®—The International MENT United Auto Workers union says it} ADVERTISE will step in if Ford UAW Local FOR BIDS = doesn’t investigate allegations
t affiliations among! school District of the City of
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Membership Six hundred and twenty-four out-
doorsmen and conservation-minded
sportsmen from Pontiac were list-
ed this week as members of one
of Michigan’ 8 largest,and most in-
sportsmen’s organizations, fluential
the Oakland County Sportsmen’
Club of Waterford,
Four of the six members of the
club’s executive committee and. 19
members of the board of directors
are Pontiac residents;
GOA & witty none os cue
of the most complete outdoor
sportsmen’s facilities in the Unit-
ed States, Its spacious clubhouse
is located in 175 acres of field,
Facilities for indoor and outdoor
- Over 600 orful films and speakers. Popular
outdoor color films and guest
speakers provide expert commen-
tary on the many sportsmen’s ac-
tivities in Michigan and across the
nation.
For June 26 Williams brothers of
Davison will show their latest film
on big game hunting in Africa,
Affiliated with th. Michigan
United Conservation Clubs OCSC
has had a hand in writing legis-
lation on the state’s game and
fish laws and alse in protecting
the rights of sportsmen afield.
The club is affiliated with Na-
tional Rifle Association, Tl ational
Wildlife Federation and Ducks Un-
limited.
Several state and national tour-
archery tournaments, skeet and and skeet competition are held an-
trap shooting, rifle and pistol nually at OCSC. National skeet
ranges, beagle field trials, bait and championships were held there in
fly casting on adjoining Townsend 1954 and 1955. and an invitation for
Lake, and picnic grounds offer ata return visit of the National Skeet
tractions to area sportsmen in'Shooting Association hag been re-
every season of the year. Facilities ceived for the August 1958 tour-|
“and programs for the wives and!
children of club members are also
‘ offered in many: sports.
A highlight of the club's activi-
ties is its monthly membershir
meeting held the last Wednesday)
of each month. Business announce-
ments and fun are mixed with col-| nament.
Seventh Annual Chief Pontiac
Skeet Championships are planned
for a July date. =
Frisky Bunnies
‘Paddle’ Race .
Set for June 9 Lose Easy Life;
Back to Wilds
Seven little rabbits, rescued froni.
a lawn-mower some 7-8 days,
now face the stern realities of “wild. |
jlife. The bunnies were releeased,
| first of the week on a western Oak-
land County farm by Mrs. Henry, Sixth annual 8-mile canoe race ' Lobeck, 1900 Hilfer Rd. Mrs. Lo-,
down the Huron river, from Mil- beck’s son Randy, 10, found the)
ford, into Kensington lake in the nest of rabbits while cutting the |
Kensington Metropolitan park has Lobeck front lawn.
been set for Sunday June 9. me)
will be at 2 p.m. For more than a week the |
cate animals were fed from a
Contestants, comprising two-men medicine dropper. They thrived |
teams, will check in at the Mil- gq
ford bridge before 12 o'clock noon.| stand
More than 75 teams are expected. delight
Race is sponsored by the American
Youth’ Hostels, the Milford Board,
of Commerce and the Huron-
Clinton Metropolitan Authority.
Another canoe race of interest
to loca) followers of the sport,
set for June 16, is the Saginaw,
river race, during Bay County’
Centennial, Teams of paddlers about one-half the
from all sections of the state are surface, is larger r
expected to take part. Race starts land surface, and covers‘ about made clothes. Persons wishing to|
at Saginaw and winds up at Bay one-third of the entire area of the enter their daughters may contact
globe. ‘Mrs. Louis Essiambre, FE 4-4068.'building is 29 years old. City. i
'
parted.
The Pacific ocean comprises,
world’s water
than the entire naments in rifle, pistol, archery -
. jeye pike planted in Lakeville Lake THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29/1957
% Jaycee Park.
Singles by John Shanks, Ted runs in the 4th
_ wrapped up
Griff's.
error, &
PLANT — Picture
-one of the big wall- Ww Zolliker of Lapeer,
above Methodist Men's Club
5 Meets for Election
MARLETTE—The District Meth-,
odist Man's Club met Sunday aft
ernoon at the Lake Huron Camp)
igrounds for the annual election of teh.
officers. The results were as fol-
lows: Lionel Thompson of Mar-|
lette, president; Arden Tiley of Mt.
Clemens, vice president; Dr. Carl
J. J. Black of Sandusky, treasurer. Back-to-back
2nd stanza,
f
while fanning
secretary, and
a few days ago in a restocking,
program, Ralph Sterns of Lake- |pounder, one of many constituting,
‘more than 800 pounds of the s
icies released in the lake. Business-| alma
men around the lake provided music position in the Almont Co:
funds with which to purchase the | munity Schools for the ensuing
ifish for planting. year.
i
‘Church Group Plans
Breakfast, Show
iParish will sponsor a Mother-
Daughter Breakfast Sunday, June jfrom Alma College
“They just got too frisky for 9. This is to be held in the parish} paul Pantel Christides has re- \us, and we had to turn them out,/hall immediately after the 8°30 cently been elected as sophomore |
on a nice farm,” Mrs. Lobeck re Mass. Men of ‘the parish will, class — at Central Michi- | The Pontiac Jets of the Class A po
lis a oe of Delta Sigma Phi!
fraternity and the son of Mr. and
The program will consist of a Mrs. Chris Christides of 8475 Es-' serve the breakfast. gan
* * *
fashion show of children’s hand- ton Rd., Clarkston. ‘Select Music Teacher
"|Ville Landing is holding a 3 or 4. for Almont Schools
ALMONT—Kenneth J. Smith of
jas signed a contract for = (Center Closes to Teens;
n Start Baseball Season
GINGELLVILLE — Tuesday was | Smith is a graduate of Alma
the last night the Community Cen- . High School and will receive a
\Bachelor~of Arts degree in music ter here was open to Teenagers,
until next September when school
reopens. Both girls and boys soft-
ball and baseball are now being
organized by the Metropolitan Club jing the summer he will be water-
ORCHARD LAKE — The Altar front director of the Boy Scout
\Society of Our Lady of Refuge|Camp at Lake Orion.
hcs5.8 sie isiweien 0 Oriff's
Giants
and Nei Two more runs in the
A pair of walks,
did the damage..
Nelson and Bob Johnson brought:
the Giants their 1st run in the:
then the same two
ifor Griff's and allowed five hits-
‘Wayne Sheffer, who gave way to
Eddie Jefferson in the 5th inning,
was charged with the loss.
Jones and Berg; son. tw
inning. "|
the verdict
triples by Ernest
St., \Gritt's Trips Giants, 4-2 Area Students Earn
A, -gouple of two-run clusters Wharry and Ray White plus a» Degrees i in Houghton
& énabled Griff’s Grill to trip the infield error gave Griff's
Michigan Giants, 4-2, in Tuesday's
City League baseball action at HOUGHTON — Sidney Williams,
6th son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wil-
for ams of 421 W. Second St. Roches-
an ter will receive a Bachelor of
fielder’s choice and Science degree in general science
' | singles by Shanks and Wharry with a major in geology and a
‘Master of Science in geology, from
| Michigan Institute of Mining and
* * :
Also receiving a Michigan Tech
“batters combined ,a single and degree is James Wilson, son of Mr.
‘double for the other tally in the and Mrs. George P. Wilson, 55 Oak
Auburn Heights, Bachelor of
Jim Jones pitched the distance Science in electrical engineering. *
nine. Starter De-
60202 6-4 7
10 000 1-2 3 2
Sheffer, Jefferson (5)
in June. Dur-| | Sunday. North Branch
Students Plan |
Coming Activities
NORTH BRANCH — Commence-
ment activities for the 62 gradu-
ates of the North Branch Area
schools begin with the Baccalaur-
eate address to be given by. Rev.
Karl W. Patow, Methodist pastor,
at the school auditorium at 8 p.m.
Scripture reading will be given
by Rev. John Huber of St. Mary’s
Catholic Church and _ benediction
/by Rev. Wilburt Walker of the Pil-
grim Holiness church.
ting the program are
Elect Class President = the summer months.
Highligh
the addresses of the valedictori-
an and salutatorian Betty Rey-
nolds and Betty Skwirsk, respect-
‘in a Memorial Nets Play Holiday Game ively.
Day game at Jef-| Guest the schools before the June 7
insurance may be
| Winkler, in the arts and crafts,
and Harry Rule, with supervi-
‘sion and evening games.
fered
part of the day.
* * *
in the Pontiac League. Two assistants wit] be Gayle
Volleyball, badminton, pihg pong
‘and a variety of other games as
well as planned hikes will be of-|32, "Slate ‘Recreation
This. Summer in Orion
- LAKE ORION—Plans are near}
Hauxwell Jr., secretary; and Mrs.
Larry Giddings, treasurer
Plans
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4
to
Children may bring their lunch of said Sect
and stay the day, or come for
Boys 13 through 16 can partici-' sichi,
pate in the class E baseball team
The revised recreation board of |55
twelve now include representatives
of the three sponsoring boards:
HELEN LaBOMBARD
Remarks by the class president,
nald Vollweiler, willbe followed
will clash) ‘by the class will, class history,'
with the Detroit Eagles Thursday |cjass prophecy and giftatory.
uest speaker at the graduation
\ferson Field on 9-Mile Rd. in Fern- program at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June.
\dale. _ Pitcher Charley Kinnard and 4 will be Dr. E. C. Beck of Central)
| An e
itime is 2 p.m, lcatcher Bonner Upshaw will be | College of Education, Mt. Pleasant;
average American residence the Jets’ starting battery. Game and former president of the Michi-|
'gan Education Association. of 3060 Seebaldt St.,
Township, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Helen
Loretta LaBombard to Robert A.
Blue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Blue of 3030 Seebaldt St. The
wedding will be held at St.
Episcopal ,Church, Andrew's
| June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Bryant public hearing OTICE 18 s be ,
Township wash Wed
ing, to be filled out and returned| Hee,
between 9 and 10 a.m. any Mor?-| me
ing of the week of June 24, The
program is free except for mate-
rials used by the individual in arts
and crafts, and a slight fee for of Section 9, Town } North, Range # ~-
tion
West 120 feet,
with = at ‘ot the gn changes is
plan Ea — may
those interested, GIVEN A
by the Waters
Board at the
to Com. _
“Fart of the test % of One ©
>
more or less to
of the Ese East half ‘of Bae North-
Section 6, Town. 3
thence South pein
to point of
ve of Bur-
aoe tnterested are reqnested:
ng Map together
office of the —
be examined
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD JAMES E.
WATERFORD TO
Ma
Gs Pederal-aid
Pontiac, oy oad
pny. Tyesaey ioe Se wane ‘or the pur-
an
the economic effect <n pro.
the community. cz
Section 116¢
Highway Act
hway Commissioner, =r
sceordance with
Pp groups expansion of Perry Street
song Ol cc to Opd:
I
May 28, 29, “ST.
Waterford is persons
eligible o Tete et said annual school
election.
ship or the city od of the city in
which the elector real :
ready arom tered w
registration books of such ed _ upon and
ag Sreong- bart ivem, that
967, up -
rd Tim
Persons al: the
108%. re-register,
IONROE M. OSMUN.
Secretary of the Board of Education
May 28, 30, ‘67.
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"Saale tc Sleep ae | Sete Sree weet | Set cory: Senses | eraomrron pen mae mare | Selec Reed beléy Mrs. . ; DELIGHTFUL R) Porgiac
Philbrook. service will be sion, bonus and profit a bring wife. Mino: mt. ni tin
held Priday. May 31, at 1 p.m.| no restrictions no limitations men ore SN. Te 8 pete Exe of ate ng EITCHEN HELP WANTED. SOME
from the Hun wal Home| life time security. 6 to, see) STANDARD OIL CO. West Complete charge. Rel | srt treceporction ee
with Edward ace
Interment in Oak mu savancement Call Lakevtiie 7032 = now one proercoyhd | ham. Mi 62170. Call between 9| _ shift. ry Mar. FE 6-071
ae ote peel ieee wom ib 4 Cook Colles Go, ieas3| tue at Li & Pontiac | end 5 p.m ingT PAE Catv eek. Dsy ee
East Mile ‘Rea Detroit. “| Tradl, etal 9%] SocTOR WANTS OFFICE NURSE.
eT Si Oa, SEAR PLD Ge] Ben, brs rang sop en | S88 ES si pe cel, 1006 6. Five » La- 41584. After 5, 4. DIETITIAN lor home
: f| between 25-45 to service insur- Box 4
rs Pei ie Tetinebem: dear| ance debit in this area. $5,000 to $355.98 perme. aacias exiary. compen enship een wages.
) brot Mrs. Hazel | 910.000 @ year. Lifetime a. SALESMEN 40 he. Liberal personel pol) SGinpLEAGED. HOUSE =n ° age Brauer, William, Arthur. e wif train vou Call FE 2-0219.| wow @ used cars. Good working| cies Wie ‘or cal Persone! MAID live 1¥ 8% DAYS PER
mag coe st ATTENTION = person Devt. General Hosmer’ | week. Ref. Christian bome. MI Tottingham. yay aio} ae se ue ig Chaos ROGERS SALES & SERVICE | _ Pontiac. PeMich. Phone 6-4741.
from Peneriet. Pune eral Home| Ea learn. Proven aera Ate. DEPENDABLE LADY FOR BABY- | ~ Light work $15 week. 349 Judson.
with Rev. Pred rk aneiticiating training program, Cer necestary.|TOP MECHANIC FOR NEW &/ sitting, 5 davs ve in. FE 5-7902,
Interment in Sas w —— Fe — voniae Piy gt mh — ter fe —_ — good; before 3 pmo . , :
t . over ir io ie,
st the Plumerfelt’ Puneral Home,| ings, PE $462 tor sppointment. | Dale Hi Hughes, “ane. Sones | DISTRICT MANAGER Opportuinty
Oxf BARBER WA -, 9000 PAY. | Plymouth Novi Rd. Walled We are looking for & cape- ont
_#32_ Mt. Clem or $1 ; ie woman Wi General Hi
Flowers 3 BLACKSMITH <a waned. pa ing cond. perience to: de i a sales moe Beast =— Chudrea
INDUSTRIAL deal tor man. See| org of 10 women Own room, =
UMS CITY OF PONTIAC | Sp ctuc, “iass Nort Ra wallsc| your, tacome from a suv. | } 407,otf plus alternate, sundays
1 te GERANI or goon ey gee "| stantial base salary plus a ‘Midwest THE ONLY NEW EAL & e >
| llpattie ners bege ie Be pair. Rate $2.41 .. $2.61. Apply | "'in Pontiac that te rani orer| Sales.” “Expenses. cor TA ODENING ome fs, ~! j ear. anage ogg a lantanas, cap DRIVERS STEADY & PARE 5 — A =: by the compas. il ea) = Sales Ia Ee
tines, pies ry run., cole-| Orchard: Lake. 3 to § p.m. Opening for fi, eleeman, ms a Longe Ed 2 ae fod = a gs Member” oa Ss
>: 5 Ores generai fact at Riemenschnelder's, 232 8. ~ which will .
rd miler © of fete mite pe Thursday sand alter: w. FE 20131. be tad overeriing it Tou Tae, W. Gaylord
wee e | i re : fel qualified, write and tell wrence W. Gaylor
: ThARTARER GALL APE” BLDG WE NEED “| Br about ee "new: same , eas 4 z elly, Hano “ 5 . Pike st. Open :
Funeral Directors _.4 eS es ee Be Several men nots to Sat Kelty, Hance _™=*
bd ‘ |_ Fares. dealership our tra TANI { : AIR, AMBULANCE, GROUND pensation, career DINING ROOM :
Lita Pie A eRS | siete amet g -HOSTESS ae hn M Tee Sree ae eulon to 40 yout Zot's has su opening Ng a re
Donelson- O Ss Daaiest S ‘there to saobleve success = i. scnuslenen miccneury, iy commission. | bt 41-4200" Write
FONERE GOP Ss should: talk over with us in person im. to 8 pom. | — 263047 ver
ALIFTED! Mr, Guyer or Mr, Bruns, The aS : R
ee: Coens, Se, Oe 8-| woodward = ware Lk. Rd. Yor women with amb
apne eevee ams [FIpek’ cee rewaowe| ESA, Sa nas" the would like middie-
seed or elderly lady for Tight oe ee. ee PROFESSIONAL
for ae Pe Se es oe NCED W NURSES |
, ay there |) ica infestans | Ge parsnuts Temes | Sor Mager ees | Panel sre pln . At 10 a.m. today f. Pontise on days off Sey cls, Sige Unie Li , . 40 br,
were replies at the Press P MAN HELP | Howell, 306-XM-i2 after © wk. the ore : Director of
office tn the following $| 2, rm. Mest, Mev ee tore. | 22. : Ra. Nusing Service, Puatise General
? * man .. North- ag ‘ Hi Pontiac, Michigan. Ph.
MA " E. lL; Morris,| YOUNG MEN, ARE YOU BE- Ricky’s| FE
boxes: _ a : tween the of 17 and 25 and Bis Wea, “ae Bb woodward | “+
“2, 8 8, 10, 12; 19; 28,26, FIRE FIGHT desire part time employment with Soueph’e Hoey. | RECEPTIONIST ~
31, 88,° 6,76, TI, 19, ' AND ping necessary. Write ‘Pontiac
38, $1, 58,°90, &,. ¢ : ess, Box 75, stating qualifica-
87, 100, 104, 111, 112, 118. =
ii udio, experience peppered.
NURSE, Al surgery. No N..O. B.
« ” y salery =|
PLACE A LOST AD.
Call FE 28181 for an ad
to recover a loss, Dial FE
2.8181 Aor an adwrté.
Sarr “char idee | Help Wa Wanted Female 7) | eet Agencies a Employment Agencies 8A 8A
EVELYN
EDWARDS Women with car. Prefer
son who loves to selj and =
seme college background or = |
equivalent. Betting bode ee —
Choose your ow
11 noon
SaNTED LADY POR a 3
— TO LIVE IN. (ae &
rd plus wages. FE 3-9566
wouien WITH PLEASANT VoIcr
-Recept. |
$220
start
a ee a eA ak S em IDUSTRIAL SALES FOR .-
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST -4225
ff you type 50 words a minute,
and enjoy meeting people you can
ct $225 a month in a
; Pee Sie aw
things you're not using nie
through Classified wah
‘ns a) Ss *% ist bate wd average’ skills
im satlstying You'll S meet —
beau-
seleaman
=. —
IN ROYAL Oak ITS
305
MEINCOLN #4400
housekeephi ay companion for
ag More for home than wages. | 7
2846 | Local company is interviewing now | VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
WANTED: DENTAL ASSISTANT take “right out of : _ = SERVICE
Sor cutekirte of Peatios, Exp. net oe ty MI8g COLLINS | , *
a CAREER CENTER. Bi Ai-| HITCH YOUR WAGON ret. expected salary eaufation, _REN BLDG PE bo4i6, TO A STAR
Spa _ BOTHERED AND BEWIL: WA _ ‘
live im & take full e of 5 G b DERED. ena at Noche no alee “re TACONET S| verze, rr PLAIN
ee gi for Rownework. 1 ay a Sty he ° Y aD, : aa "
Ye," Cornwall | Court, Bir. | ro re bas
WANTED ae BE NEAT TO GREET Travel agency says send us = _Kiep cocks. Fz eke a file, tit « voung ans one
can type. No experience nec-
Seay aaa TO x essary, We'll train her for
onist, in smalj] convalescent home. Pre- a recepti June’ grads.
ts someone eS. on Tee | take note
so © nurses a |
WOMAN For Liott # HOUSE- ELEGANT SURROUNDINGS $250
work. Stay nights. novia | & MEN & GIRLS — = nape 1
fair 62 off. $25, Mrs. Meyer, MAy- ees os ones on {-
WANTED: BABY SITTER TO Live GIRLS Ne seamary fom this. penreee. Ee cee re'll be pubiie-relations, coups eee 3. wet is. mS blieity “releases and 8
bashes RECEPTIONIST CASHIER $200 sw gne in @ mil- _ < on = oe Small insurance office needs a
one aconry typist. Insurance background able to type. Write Pontiac | fore! : GOVERNMENT GA Here's a chance io a
co
seams
people and work with offi-
who kes r types and
sl What
Graebner er’s| £ EVELYN | “MICHIGAN [EDWARDS
o Employment. Employment Agencies 8A
EVELYN EDWARDS
, VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
602 Community Neel Bank Bidg,
FOR A SECURE TOMORROW
JUNE GRADS REGISTER WITH US .
NOW. WE'LL. HOLD
YOUR JOB OPEN
until graduation. Listed
below are some of the
many interesting positions
available.
ATTRACTIVE $240 Business exec. needs charming
girl to greet — Look
more im
FASCINATING
FINGERS 5 $275 Yous music on ae
make on a
Sit sia *
SECRETARY, CAN’T siaugheneaosa
eis
ys
ys
King Clothing Positelepbone | tiful downtown office. Clals. : * 8
sales persun Earnings based on VARIETY TYPIST $218 HELP A PRIVATE EYE * $200 BE BEAUTIFUL $375
a eer oe 13 am. There) cotnctariag ‘irm weeds) acces We want a mature girl with Firm of handsome executives be | rate typist Must have own car a bead on her shoulders to dart % & gal who won't marry one
WOMAN WITH i PLEASANT VOICE | do typing and shorthand in of the bosses till she works at
for ja — = sele- FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER ra toe as = least a year... =
4 7 io
aE em no Sone, cee EXPERIENCED xie Hwy om e fies _ day. SECRETARY. NO SHORTHAND people. A real career here. . BOOKKEEPER cd
WOMEN NEEDED TO WORK FON: | ros need aly good svniee sits.) sevens miner MAND sooo | Cort, Dom, Wants suavie® persen PART-TIME ss qualify for this fun job, you ever saw, teaming ne with ; . ‘We have a new service for home; ry, AROUND GIRL $200 young — the sweet MONEY CHANGER ee owners that. sells itself; but we! ryciusive supper club has setup - or «girl 50 ‘| Well known comvapy = to =
: green.
ing for girl with an, nin, Keeeping home. We, faraish | the gopotnt Sees. Poneret e {a desi, cashier into the
the orders. You can work on com- $350
mission or on an hour ee, ae. = plush surroundings and & Wat .
with us will equal or the oo sez I. * peal to you t and your typ- Store wilt train neonates woman : salary of @ full time position. and ony 3 with some sales epxerience for -Our only requirements are that | ~ SECRETARY TRAINEE age, here's your chafice to ment.
Qe have @ car, are able to meet NO EXPERIENCE, - , be agree By a charming —
ee Se ee fee A young Pontiac txe: will 1, president of the cof | Many OTHER JOBS NOW AVAIL-~ for work at €:30 p.m, four eve-| f.,J0U06 ,nontae rage win | Doration, 0 less, ABLE. COME IN AND TAIK nings week Come in Wednes-|. 20.5 typing TO Us ABOUT OUR CAREER day evening, May 29th LEND AN EAR SALARY PLUS TUNITY. sharp. Rm.. 118, insesoven ‘EXECU SECRETARY Tf you have had some sales
$325 per month or public contact experience
wou 'N TO A prominent Pontiac Executive an coley veckins be ongy 8 get yours of age capable of ism right hand girl for his ae ; inlerviewer. bol the and washing lush air-conditioned office. Abil- gig
duit . . References. 5 portant rie Lovely fora real caree i
Rees. oe 27111. After 6 Eves.| ence chance for career,
r ; KOE TO), OF ONE ORI, ince GENTLEMEN, TAKE | a online Sm nh ;
lady « La 5 a nstruction
ha a io as private one to a _ HEED! ww
~oaenay TRAINER s325| SPARTON DRIVING HOOL,
Help Wanted 8 “Eg youn ambitious man Drivel= “Because "we Bara War Te
ng . 7m adjusting In. . | controlled cars ‘qua in- . * putiness Car fur- ; ‘ LIVE IN, MAN ¢ structors, FE S003,
for gardenin’ and general care- JR.. ACCOUNTANT $450 ; - -
taker; .woman ‘or ral house-| If you have a college accounting B t W
References MI 40213 degree, J you need no experience ‘AL FLARE - es ay
between 8-10 &.m ; $450 per month, Rush! An excellent future awaits a.
EXPERIENCED FEMA danni foc Mg My Me oDRIVING SCHOOL Capable of taking complete in % more drivin:
sea stipe Septem e| Tear Ga CONN” Peace ey | Reaeatacn ™ | AR Set 'S TE and take ‘care of dining room & ain you for mente JR. DRAPTSMAN'
Male to do ae of jobs such as Engineers OR ACCOUNTANT Mica Here's an copertan for s
s wes — e with.
My $6204 between 8 & 7 P.M. Lor awe sete “& Progressive company. «
Soon ne GRAY FLANNEL TYPE ea tet ata - $8 National co = Pp LIfe ag 4
a or * -
unchanged to % lower, July $2.35%-%.
.Grain Prices
CHICAGO GRAIN emmeane. May 29 (AP) — open to-
(old) Oats
Carre 2.03% July ........ 65%,
Sept. ......, 2.05% Dec. wore 68%
| Se saroe 2.10% Rye —
Wheat — (new) July 1.12 eee Tete ag asetin's Se
Dee. vevoees 11M -
March ...... 2.12% July ......... 12.65
Corn Sept. 212.90
Bere, GS Rev. cde Dee, 2.0... 1.38% . ;
Bafista's Forces
Fighting Rebels Cuban President Admits
Opposition on 3 Fronts,
35 Plotters Nabbed
HAVANA (®—President Fulgen-
cio Batista's forces have admit-
ted rebel
plotters in
claimed 16 casualties in the north-
east.
A large part of the capital re-
mained without electric power as
a result of yesterday’s under-
ground explosion, which blacked) ?*
out much of Havana's electric
P. It i Ind co Rails vil Stock. ndust. til. 8
ou ry oer day .. oon ST tee by} Loe
Week ago ..... le 5 . “4 DETROIT POULTRY Month ago ....265.5 123.6 3.6 180.9)
pOETROIT, May 27 (AP) — Prices pa F O80 ...0--280.9 101.0 133 178.8 pone Detrete | for. No, 1/1957 high ......2714 14.7 71.3 186.1
quaitty live ASA ST low .......1406 1184 12.9 1 teh — 19-14; | 1856 high ,,....2763 156.1 76.9 ists
rs or fryers (2%-3 » 23 low ......- 244.0 126.2 69.6 171.
v7 brates (4%-5 Ibs) 25; capons
5%-6%) 27-28 type" turkeys, young beavy xizpe bene %- 2 DETROIT STOCKS
: Mark about steady on 'C. J. Nephier Co.) hens with h hens | — — fm oo ll po ge ay. Figures after decimal points are eighths
ts heavier than norma! Mon- * High Low Noon
day, it trade fair t-| Allen Elec, & — on °* 27 3 ing. Baldwin Rubber Co, . * 163 16
OL. Of & Chem. ae aie i nem, Co, bd x ;
CHICAGO POULTRY jowell Elec. Mo. Co... > 88 ¢ CHICAGO, May :_ (AP)—Live poultry! Peninsular Met Pd. Co. * 10 10 steady; yesterday 000. Ib.; wholesale The het Co. * 104 11 ae prices + Reavy hens |Rudy Manufact. Co. .... * 18 184 i Nght hens 12-13%; old Toledo Edison C 13.5 13.58 13.5 13; suponctios anettes ty Ib, ,24%4-28;|Wayne Schew Pd. Co. * 14 16 4-94. - = “No sale; bid and asked.
*
scien UAW to P be TOCK [ 0 THE PONTIAC PRESS, | WEDNESDAY, \ MAY 29, 1987
a,
Produce _
DETROIT PRODUCE CES MONDAY WERE: FRUITS —
Apples, Northern y, No. 1, 3.25-3.76
bu. Apples, Steele . No. 1,
LES, — Asparagus, No.
Beets,
. Parsley, curly, No.
. Parsley, root, No,
. Pota'
barb, outdoor, No. 1, doz,
—— hothquse, No. L "3.25-3.78 ‘En.
GREENS: ie see No. 1, 1.75-2.25 bu.
Whites: Grade A. jumbo 38-40, wtd ; extra _ Ja. 4;
. 44g; tnedtemn
3.85; new: Arrivals 115;
gui, Cairns Song u joan b ae es Calf 3.25-3.40;
reatigeey
AGO, Mi May 28 (AP) — Salabi
— active pe
FF | 330 Ib rae Te “ei th 14.50-15.50
cattle
Set Clinics in Detroit
Brisk Trading
4.50-5.00
topped. ing early today.
‘| fractions to about a point. Selected
: issues made bigger gains.
1, Manas des.
ishes,| yesterday's rallying trend. Wall
‘| Street analysts saw in the perform-
d, N 1 tte 2.28" bu bu. Sorre a ite ew $0-2.00|1957 high.
and aera 36-2000 bu. ee Overall, ~ business Bais d
tuce, Bibb, hothouse, No, 1, i economic _ bac ground con nued
k. basket. Lettuce, leaf, No. 1.$0-| mixed today.
———E oe 't L18| "The best gains were made among
*- roos: Large, 11.80-12.00 30-doz. case;joils. Amerada was up about 3,
medium 9.50-10.00; small #40900 = {Gulf Oil more than 2, Getty Oil, Oil DETROIT EGGS Royal Dutch and Standard
May 28 (AP)—Eggs. f.0.b.|(New Jersey) d a point or
Detroit, cases included, federal-state| better.
wtd. av 28-30, wtd. avg
: B large 32-33, wtd. avg. 32! New York Stocks Browns; Grade A jumbo 37; large 33-
eas cae avg. 33; medium 30; grate B (Late Morning Quotations)
ks 34
Commercially graded: Whites: Grade|aqmiral .,.... 11.1 r -. 5
A jumbo 30-32: medium -_ Red ...... 668 Cities Sve . 69.3
Browns: Grade A jumbo 30%-32; me- Allied Ch ..... 88 Clark Equip ., 60.4
ium 26. Allied Strs .... 44.4 Climax Mo .,, 72.6
Comments: Market ‘steadier, Overall Allis Chal .... 34.4 Cluett Pea .,. 40.7
trade improving. Floor stocks are mod-|alum Ltd ...,. 45 Coca Cola .,,,1064
erate «@ production has declined andiaicoa ...... eee 8S ~=©6 Colg Palm ,.. 43
demand is better. Supplies sbout ade-|aAm Airlin ,... 181 Col Brd A .. 34.6
quate, auheeeh in some instances first Am Cap ...... 41.2 Col Secce OVO
receivers from nearby areas are clear-|Am Cyan e 84.4 Comw Bd «.., 40.2
ing readily. m Gas & El. 38.3 Con Edison ,, 63.5
Am M & Pdy . 3 Con N Gas .. a
CHICAGO BUTTER AND Ecos =| A™ Motors... ot Gone Mak. 323
ICAGO, . May. 28 (AP)—Chicago/Am News + 33) «Cont Can . 41.2
Mercantile Exchange—Butter steady;'Am Ra .-oe «Cont COP & 8 12.7
receipts 1,462,000; wholesale ba | Am Smelt ,... $5.1 Cont Mot ... 7.4
rece unchan, 83 score ‘AA LT] Bond Strs .... 16.6 Ford Mot ... 56.3
A $0.00 B rr} ; 88 C 65; cars 90 B $1;|/Borg Warn .., 42.2 a Sul .,.1056
Cc 68%. Briggs Mf ... 9.3 Prueh Tra ... 104
fog de steadier; ppc nee 21, ag whole-|Brist My .... 49.6 Gen Dynam . 61.7
sale buying prices unchanged to 1 cent, Brun Balke .. 59 Gen Elec -« 66.2
higher; 65 seems P better A white| Budd Co . 204 Gen Fds ...., 66.1
30; mixed mediums 25; standards 28; | Burroughs . 465 Gen Mills ... 63
dirties 26; checks 25%: current receipts |Calum & H .. 12.2 Gen Motors .. 42.6
a7. ‘amp Soup .. 33.2 Gen Shee 26.3
Sin Pe BE Sen Mes Be mn Pac : re . 82.
CHICAGO POTATOES Capital Alri ...232 Gillette ..... al CHICAGO, May 28 (AP)—Potatoes old:|Carrier Cp .. 87.6 Goodrich . 72.1
Arrivals 31; track 132; fatal vs. ship- Case. JI - 154 Goodyear ...., 86.2
ments 660; su ; demand Cater Trac .. 06 Crah Paige ... 1.6
erate; market Russeta 2.75- Chee & Oh ..@ Gt Wo Ry ... 43.1
track 191; sup-
slow; market
sae ate: = Ford Local 600? i be Sparks Market NEW ¥ORK (AP)—Stock market
prices moved higher in brisk trad-
Leading issues were up from
Oils and aircrafts advanced once
more and were in good demand.
The market was continuing late
ance a demonstration that the
s.|market’s bullish tendencies were
by no means exhausted after some
sessions of reaction from the }atest
STOCK, AVERAGES
NEW YORK (Compiled by the As-
sociated Press).
Officials Say Invoking
Amendment Is Grounds
| for Investigation | American Federation of Musicians,
_jkilled turkeys, oven ready 3%7c Ib.;
60 |Police said he made his statement
3 after day-long questioning. The two
1s4.5'detectives said the women assault-
'ed ranged in age from 24 ta, 68.
3| Perry he bought “a new pocket | News in Brief Thieves entere@ the office of the{. *
in the Loop Building, 7144 N. Sagi-
naw St., between Sunday morning
and yesterday, pried open two
filing cabinets and stole $35 ac-
cording to Clyde Troxell, 295 Lib-
erty St.
3. Sisters Mkt, 608: W. Huron.
Grand weekend specials: Fresh
fresh killed stewers, pan ready,
5c Ib.; fresh killed rabbits, 69c
lb.; pan ready rock fryers, 37c Ib.;
Sunkist oranges, 39c doz.; large
seedless grapefruit, 58c doz.; large
firm head lettuce, 2 for 25c; red
radishes. 2 for l5c; Birds Eye
lemonade, 10c can; Birds Eye
strawberries, 5 pkgs. $1.00. Adv.
Attacked 20,
Says Youth, 17 Detroiter Tells Police
He Threatened. Women,
Knifed One Fatally
DETROIT # — Homicide -
tectives Charlies. Schlachter
Kenneth Perry said a 17-year-old
youth told them today of attack-
ing .20 women in the last two
months and slaying one of them
who resisted.
The detectives quoted Raymond |
Harris of Detroit as saying he
raped seven of his victims and
cut three of them with a knife
when they fought him.
Harris was held for investiga-
tion in the death May 18 of Mrs.
Ola Mae Moore, 31, He said all
the attacks occurred on Detroit's
near northwest side.
“I’m glad I'm caught,” the de-
“I was getting more vicious all’
the time.”
* * *
Harris was picked up early yes-
terday on the description of a
woman who had been assaulted.
Harris told Schiachter and
knife” fer each attack. He said ©
he did not knew why he did so.
“I'd grab the woman around
the neck with one arm and tell her not to scream or I'd kill her,”
€
‘{\didn’t believe me. She tried to|
3 fight me off. So I stabbed her.” | Mrs. Moore died of stab wounds | Hf
if
when he was picked up.
Holland Site Considered
HOLLAND (# — Ottawa County,
DETROIT @—The International
steering gear and mathine wait
Rush to Bedside Pontiac,
struction and completion of New
: —s a Senior Br ag School until School District of the City of
Pontiac, Michigan, will
receive secied bids for the con-
tT. Tosedar,
June 25, 1987, M.S. cines ot aa
Board of ——. 40 Patterson}
Street, Pontiac, Soy er a ch!
time and place all a, a hel
publicly opened and read aloud.
Separate proposals will. be re-|
ceived as follows:
— General Con-
|
area B— Mechanical
Work,
Proposal C — Electrical
Work. Salable 4,000; calves 200;. steers May 3.
Seon acy iC Widen eal | § * 4 " 3 e ‘ .
peewee “reeds vangnenged;, bali financial siniobiice at tee tonite Peper D-—Metal Lockers.
Srtestd and toe goed 11bOib se; bigniDlant unit, said he is not-now aj.
Freed choices heifers 2100-25.%;|Communist. But he would not say| trod!
peel on cows 14.28-16.06- EE meen Bt sw bo ccd
end _cuttere 11-80-1448; vitlity ead|of the party when the election was|‘° furnish sat ‘commercia} 16.00-18.00; few choice 3. All é the | Bond and Labor and
vesiere 30.00... sive, eit May 3. ‘All three invoked thelin ‘the amount of 100% of the i mi ner ty, ind { Sateguard of the Fifth Amendment. contract. The
choles, Jombe os 1-3 bc gl a, ks shall pay total cost these bonds. |
12.0010.98; ry prime toring tambs| ‘The international spokesman said Plans and specificdtions may be|
shorn slaughter ewes 4.60-6.08. cholet “the international assumes the obtained on and alter Wednesday
m local Wi act but © & dove’ actiscus, May A. 10). t OP oom
ay _ do so in a reasonable time, the/© , Eberle M. Sh
American League Teams ates, Inc., be East _
All — submi
remain. period
days se steel nemneoe
t s
&
Z E
i 4 i
Se
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’
~ | i i a
a rs eg
2
ee
4 if 5s 3. eal
be : their own planes and hiring thei
own pilots and maintenance men.
tectives quoted Harris as saying, 5
By SAM DAWSON 2,500 planes. Ten years later, ‘it
| had about 23,000. NEW YORK _(#—More and more|
planes are flying executives and| The National Business Aircraft
technicians on corporate business.
More corporations are buying business flying, including mainte-
r hance, at 475 million dollars. The
‘planes range from small personal |‘ ‘Assn, estimates investment
|types to huge million-dollar craft.)
In 1946 business owned about ! | _ The Flight Safety Foundation
e
Puntiac Press Phote
OUTSTANDING CITIZEN — John F, Perdue, principal of Bagley
School, right, informs Francis Donohue, the school area's mail man,
that he will be honored by the school and patrons on his route June
10 during the school honors assembly. Donohue, of 651 Williams Lake
Rd., Waterford Township, has instituted a blood bank for Post Office
employes, assisted patrons with alien registration forms, was first
sponsor of the Bagley Yearbook. He is president of the Pontiac
Branch, National Assn. of Letter Carriers. a —— Eee ee
Business Takes to the Air as Plane ‘Purchases Soar
in
‘| LANSING safety program in 1955, estimates
that business-owned planes will be
ticking off 5% million flying hours
by. 1960. The more>planes, the
more flying, and therefore the)
greater po _ problem in.
‘crowded .ski
CITES cause RATE
| Civil Aeronautics Administration
ifigures for 1954, latest available)
for all types of flying, puts the -
fatal aecident rate for all business’
flying at 7.10 per 100 million miles. '
million miles;-but notably lower
than the fatality rate for pleas-
ure flying, which was 95 per
‘| 100 million miles.
now serves 122 companies owning
and operating aircraft for business.
_|It issues business pilots safety bul-
leting and sponsors seminars ‘to
give business pilots a chance to
share information © in navigation, State Plans to Open
Stretch of Expressway
|way Department announced today
ithat an approximate mile and a
jhalf long stretch of the Edsel
|Ford Expressway from Russell to!
Mt Elliott streets in Detroit will!
be opened to traffic at lk om.
Saturday.
The stretch of expressway was
built at a cost of $12,500,000.- In-
cluded in the new section is a
four million dollar bridge to carry
The department said the 2,315-foot
long span is the longe3t and costli-
est state highway bridge yet built
in Michigan,
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
‘Til 9:00
WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE! _
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Set inelades: 5-ft.
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WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS 1—CASH.
2—LAYAWAY.
which started its business aircraft/traffic
This is sharply higher than the |
rate of the U. 8. domestic air- |
lines, which was 0.50 per 100
The foundation's safety program
W— The State High-
the expressway over the Dequin-.
dre yards of several. railroads.:
control, ‘communications
and general operations, .
* * *
Couper planes are mainly at
the disposal of top corporate ex.
‘ecutives. But in these complicated
times they are used increasing|y
by other employes. Sales officials,
top teebnicians, purchasing agents
and labor relations men are flow a
| to spots needing attention, a eae
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y 29, 1957 |
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“Pontiac. Dominates OCSC|
~ Membership ~ - Over 600 Six handved and twenty-four out-
doorsmen and
sportsmen from Pontiac were list-
ed this week as members of one
of Michigan's largest and most in-
fluential sportsmen's organizations,
the Oakland County Sportsmen's
Club of Waterford, vati - djoutdoor color ,films
nation, _. lorful films ied apeaienes: Popular
: and guest
speakers provide expert commen-
tary on the many sportsmen’s ac-
tivities in. Michigan and across the
For June 26 Williams brothers of
Davison will show their latest film
Four of the six members of the\on big game hunting in Africa,
club’s executive committée and 19
members of the board of directors
are Pontiac residents.
OCSC is widely known as one
of the most complete outdoor
sportsmen’s facilities in the Unit-
ed States, Its spacious clubhouse
is located in 175 acres- of field,
waters ,and woodlands in the
D. BR, Wilson Sportsman's Park
in Waterford.
Facilities for indoor and outdoor
archery tournaments, skeet and and
trap shooting, rifle and pistol
ranges, beagle field trials, bait and|
fly casting on adjoining Townsend
Lake, and picnic grounds offer at-
tractions to area sportsmen in!
‘every season of the year. Facilities,
and programs for the wives and
children of club members are also
offered in many sports.
A highlight of the club’s activi-
ties is its monthly membershir
meeting held the last Wednesday
of each month, Business a
. ents and fam are mixed with cob|
Paddle Race
Set for June 9 limited.
naments in rifle, pistol,
nament.
for a July date.
Sixth annual 8mile canoe race,
down the Huron river, from Mil-,
ford, into Kensington lake in the
Kensington Metropolitan park~ has
been set for Sunday June 9. Start
will be at 2 p.m.
Contestants, comprising two-men
teams, will check in at the Mil-
ford bridge before 12 o'clock noon.
More than 75 teams are expected.
Race is sponsored by the American
Youth ‘Hostels, the Milford Board
of Commerce and the Huron-
Clinton Metropolitan Authority.
Another: canoe race of interest
to local followers of the sport.
set for June 16, is the Saginaw |
river race, during Bay County's’
Centennial. Teams of
from all sections of the state are
expected to take part. Race starts nest of
Lobeck front lawn. Affiliated with th. Michigan
United Conservation Clubs OCSC
has had a hand in- writing legis-
lation on the state’s game and |
fish laws and alse in protecting
the rights of sportsmen afield.
The club js affiliated. with Na- tional Rifle Association, I ‘ational
Wildlife Federation and Ducks Un-
Several state and national tour-
archery
and skeet corfipetition are held an-
nually at’ OCSC. National . skeet
‘championships were held there in
1954 and 1955 and an invitation for
a return visit of the National Skeet
‘Shooting Association has been re-
ceived for the August 1958 tour-
Seventh Annual Chief Pontiac
Skeet Championships are planned
announce | F' risky Bunnies
Lose Easy. Life;
Back to Wilds
Seven little rabbits, reshyed from?
a lawn-mower some 7-8 days ago,
now face the stern realities of wild-
life. The bunnies were releeesed,
first of the week on a western Oak-
land County farm by Mrs. Henty|
Lobeck, 1900 Hiller Rd. Mrs, Lo-
‘beck’s son Randy, 10, found the
of rabbits while cutting the)
For more than a week the
“They just got too frisky for
| Us, and we had to turn them out,
‘on a nice farm,” Mrs. ee re
_
The Pacific ocean comprises, -
paddlers about one-half the world’s water
larger than the entire fashion show of ‘children’s
land surface, and covers about made clothes. Persons wishing to! surface, is
i.
ie
: Griff’ Ss “Tri ps Giants, 4- 2 Area Students Earn
A cupid ot torin GeacWharry val fay) Wike sam an » Degrees i in Houghton enabled Griff's Grill to trip the infield error gave Griff's tw
eye pike planted in Lakeville Lake
a few days ago in a restocking,
. Ralph Sterns of Lake-'
pounder, one of many constituting
fish for planting.
‘Church Group Plans
Breakfast, Show
Society of Our Lady of Refuge,
Parish will sponsor a Mother-
Daughter Breakfast Sunday, June
9, This is to be held in the parish|
\serve the breakfast.
* * @-.
hand officers. The results were as f
lows: Lionel Thompson of M
lette, president; Arden Tiley of
Clemens, vice president;
WALLEYE PLANT — Picture Zolliker of Lapeer, secretary, and
above shows one of the big wall-'J..J. Black of Sandusky, treasurer.
program ‘Select Music Teacher
ville Landing is holding a 3 or 4 for Almont Schools
presi than ar re Gaon | ALMONT—Kenneth J. Smith of
released in the lake. Business- Alma has signed a contract for the Center Closes to Teens; men around the lake provided music position in the Almont Com- ° ;
‘funds with which to purchase the munity Schools for the ensuing
year.
|, Smith is a graduate of
‘fligh School and will receive a
|Bachelor of Arts degree in
from Alma College in June.
‘ing the summer he will be water-
ORCHARD LAKE — The Altar front director of the Boy Scout
‘Camp at Lake Orion.
‘Elect Class President
Paul Pantel Christides has re-
hall immediately after the 8:30 cently been elected as =e
Mass. Men of ‘the parish will, ‘class president at Central Michi-|
‘fraternity and the son of Mr.. and
ton Rd., Clarkston. Dr. Carl 7th.
was charged with the loss.
000 202 o—
-010 060 1— Griff"'s
(\Gianta ...
|
| Jones and- Berg;
sand Nelson.
Alma
music
Dur- until next September when
‘ball and baseball are now
organized by the Metropolitan Club
for the summer months.
“lfor Griff’s and allowed five hits,
hile fanning nine. Starter De-.
‘Wayne Sheffer, who gave way to.
Eddie Jefferson in the 5th inning, |
Sheffer, Jefferson (5)
Start Baseball Season
GINGELLVILLE — Tuesday was
the last night the Community Cen-
ter here was open to Teenagers,
reopens. Both girls and boys soft-' 1s. Holiness church.
Highlighting the program are _ the addresses of the valedictori-
an and salutatorian Betty Rey-
nolds and Betty Skwirsk, respect:
Jets Play Holiday Game |
The Pontiac Jets of the Class A d Vollweiler, will be followed
gan College in Mt. Pleasant. He! City Baseball League will clash Pagers —— will, class history, |
is a member of Delta Sigma Phi vith the Detroit Eagles” “Thursday jclass prophecy and giftatory.
in a Memorial Day game at Jef-
The program will consist of a Mrs. Chris Christides of 8475 Es- ferson Field on 9-Mile Rd. in Fern- program at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June
idale. Pitcher Charley Kinnard and 4, will be Dr. E. C. Beck of Central
leatcher Bonner Upshaw will be College of Education, Mt. Pleasant
An average American residence the Jets’ starting battery. Game and former president of the Michi- Andrew's Jim Jones pitched the distance Science in electrical engineering.
North Branch According to Half Carlin, direc-
tor, blanks will be sent out through
the schools before the June 7 clos-
ing, to be filled out’ and returned
between 9 and 10 a.m. any morn-| me
“ling of the week of June 24, The
_ {program is free except for mate-
rials used by the individual in arts:
and crafts, and a slight fee for
insurance may be
Two assistants will be ser
Winkler, in the arts and crafts,
twelve now include representatives
of the three sponsoring boards: at
“|Slate . Recreation ‘Plans .
This Summer in Orion __
- LAKE ‘ORION—Ptans are near
completion for the summer rec-
reation program for children ages
six through sixteen, in the Orion
Commiinity’ School district.
The program will be held at the
Blanche Sims School, 9 a.m. to 2
p.m., June %4-August, 2.
* * * Gordon since, ‘lies eek”
ship: and Hugh Brady,for the, . board. , Willard Stephen, for the town-
Hauxwell Jr., secretary; and Mrs.
|Larry Giddings, treasurer.
Bast.
at a
Section
from
tion;
alon
Sout
AY All To ae from Resident:
"Part of the East 5 of Northwest %
of Section % Town
Let “e ham Lake Park Subdivision, “pection ‘GIVEN OF A
Dp. -
te Com-
3 North, aor sal 3
Michigan, described as;
— in the North Line of a
North 69°53°30" West 447 ieet
the North as Corner of sald Sec-
running thence North 89°53’ West -
said Section line 120 feet, thence
326.80 feet, thence East 120 {eet
thence North = 54 feet more or less to.
gy of
of the Ess Bast _ t the aa.
iMichigan Giants, 4-2, in Tuesday's “Uns im the 4th inning. "|. HOUGHTON — Sidney Williams,| and Harry Rule, with supervi sent, Satie, og conn, Stern
City League baseball action at! Twe more runs in the 6th son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wil _-_|ie ats point en the Berth lps of
J Park. ‘wrapped up the verdict for liams of 421 W. Second St. Roches- Volleyball, badminton, ping pong’ safe jection 8, located North, #9°33°30~
_— Griff's. A pair of ..walks, an ter will receive a Bachelor of; and a variety of other games as! Dot of 9, thence due South
mes by ee _Ted) error, a fielder’s choice and Science degree in general science| Well as planned hikes will be of- 33-24 feet. to © point; thence dus West
: , fered ; ‘ singles by Shanks and Wharry with a major in geology and a . 47 feet to @ point on the North line
; did the damage. _ = ‘Master of Science in geology, from’ Children may bring their lunch West 1 120" feet, ‘sn te poe wp tod
Methodist Men’‘s. Club Michigan Institute of Mining and|*"4 stay the day, or come for hence South 99°S330" Bast 120
- Back-to-back triples by Ernest ng part of the day. ; eet to the point of begioning subject
Meets for Election Nelson and Bob Johnson brought Soe . + + w /% Di ge ge
the Giants their 1st run in the | Boys 13 through 16 can partici+ Section 9, Town 3 North, Range 9 East.
MARLETTE—The District Meth onq stanza, then the same ‘two Also receiving a Michigan Tech pate in the cae E Secebais team| Point North, 69°32" West, 30 feet.
odist Man's Club met Sunday * batters combined a single and degree is James Wilson, son of Mr. running thence. — he a 47 feet to the in the Pontiac League. North ot Cleary D thence West
ernoon at the Lake Huron ‘and Mrs. George P: Wilson, 55 Oak $5 ft North 30-47 feet, thence : double for the other tally in the The revised recreation board of $5 grounds for the annual election ~ \$t., Auburn Heights, Bachelor of East 55 feet to point of ~ ‘i Bur-
eterford Township. ty,
persons. interested are requested
with a ol tho crentoea chamtom te ¢
Students Plan Stoervncr sg “may Se examined’ Sy ® poe ey ADSIT , STEWART. |
«::Coming Activities caren eT Cnatrman . ZONING BOARD
NORTH BRANCH — Commence- JAMES E.
ment activities for the 62 gradu- WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
ates of the North Branch Area - May 15,28, ‘57.
iby Rev. W
being
ively.
schools begin with the Baccalaur-
eate address to be given by Rev.
Karl W. Patow, Methodist pastor,
‘at the school auditorium at 8 p.m.
Sunday.
Scripture reading will be given
by Rev. John Huber of St. Mary's)
‘Catholic Church and benediction
Remarks, by the class ‘president,
Guest speaker at the graduation ilburt Walker of the Pil-
HELEN LaBOMBARD
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Bryant
of 3060 Seebaldt St.,
Township, announce the engage-
, ment of their daughter, Helen |
| Loretta LaBombard to Robert A.
Blue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold |
Blue. of 3030 Seebaldt St..
wedding
In
the
Park Council Be
Tuesday. June & 1983. une
post of explaining to " NOTICE
eceordance with — _ ae
the Pederal-aid Highway
State agen. ‘Commissioner, ¢ "a
ing public hearing in
or “city Hall, 35 South
tiac, Michigan, at 2:00
‘or the — :
P group: 4 expansion of — Breet
Opdyke
the propose
fend onto fe stay r testimon i
the economic een of ane oben ot
the community,
May 28, 28, ‘ST.
Waterford
The
at St. will be held DISTRICT OP THE CITY OF SCHOOL
Pontiac, Oakland County, —— No-
: tice of last =< of re
s Whereas, the Ann
held im seid school district on ‘Monday,
the 10th day of
Therefore, notice is hereby
Priday, the Jist day of May,
5:00 o'clock p.m., Eastern
is the last day on which unregistered
persons may 1
— to vets
neomnalion made to the township clerk of the town-
ship or the city cler
which the elector reside June, 1957.
ven, that
957, up to
Standard Time,
in order to be
at said Enna!
for registration should be
of the city in
ay pare a upon the Persons alrea
registration books of such township and
city —. need not re-register.
Dated May 9, pot
rh aie TRG Ads!
at Saginaw and-winds up at Bay one-third of the entire area of the enter their daughters may contact Episcopal Church, | Becretary of MO ont ot Bewcation
City. iglobe. 'Mrs. Louis Essiambre, FE 4-4068, building is 29 years old. itime is 2 p.m, 'gan Education Association. } June 23. al May 28, 30, '87.
Death Notices Funeral Directors 4 Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wented | Female 7| Employment aaa Employment Agencies 8A Employment heme 8A
eooaTs FUNERAL HOME, DEPUTIZED UNIFORM OPPICER |CURB GIRLS & WAITRESS FOR | EVELYN EDWARDS
factiities OR a. 2960 «Orchard Women un gong Prefer per- | \ ] Y ed .
“oir, 1730 snankin "walled eee Pians_— Mate ont TB Saat | ee =ne a aE GOOD PART | seo ecerae peckareune, oe S| Rece t EP EL N ee
tase: beloved infant ‘sas ner Voorhees-Siple ~ Gas Station Attendant ag ve « “a *s : : : TIME | equivalent. Exciting new program 602 Community Nat Bank Big:
rebar ania forage ~~ roe ee ear apety | S38 Oxcmace La. Sto oR | EM 50035, . ot noon | FOR A SECURE TOMORROW
gree ciate of Linde Sawer ot} FUNERAL HOME Bion Bhell Service. 2005 14 CLEANING LADY W. , =—= —
2 anes. Oe ee Mie _ Mute Rd., __Bynmenen. | en 1 or 2 serchpost’ O ortunit [WANTED LADY FOR LIGHT | oe
“ WwW wed. widichaels sr Prayer servic <= er care + OPPORTU FOR INEXPERI- —_—— pp y | housekeeping and companion for |
was held Tuesday. y hie at ENCED MAX, AGE Pos TO 4. in | Cou SALES GIRL & ; MARE- | Por a lady with bookkeeping expert- lady. More for bome than wages ;
3730 pm. from ‘Richardson-Bird Cemetery Lots §| mdustriai ; "| er. 40 ar. -week good rking ence. Work from 8 30 _FE_ 2-2046 | Local company is interviewing — | VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
Chapel, Walled Lake, with Rev. Must be amb and wining to | gepditions. Experienced preterred tm. to 12:30 pm. Write to WANTED: DENTAL ASSISTANT, {or Jobs that start in June, Will) SERVICE.
John Muider officiatt Inter- FUL 6 GRAVE LOT AT 1 a fay 4 days @ Apoly in Dougias Cleaning | ‘*i#¢ Press Box 19, ving see. ex- for outskirts of Pontiac, Exp. can type SEE nie COLLINS . A . ;
fe = a Perry rk Cemetery, will Seok, trainin pe a : 334 B Woodward, Bam. { Perience, and ..¢ Pceagggre oN pean pao genom I caAREER pOENTER. Bi Rl HITCH YOUR WAGON .
divide : tical ar oni Gteid ALSO COUNTER : . “. mas. LDG
wa mea sou g. WHEE GUAPO GRAVIS | ent te ede cyec| Rad ae olf Rint © | Enon tems tne te, Setar | Wee Penne eu bet | TO A STAR T)\C
$55 Buno Rd. Milford: age 0) Sig ame employment wea Oe | CORB &, COUNTER GINA FOR 2 & 5, nice ern home in Pom-| wANTED — 2 GIRLS. ONE TO b BOTHERED AND BEWIL-
of Mrs. T . - tie. Tim: ‘ ‘ + ,
Sc eerie’ Son Mr |~ Help Wanted Male __6| Sores Por"setlyy secSitai| a's Naghssor"mt bata | tem reOr 2m "| ment ro arr Graebners) ir ie.ras | ~ iew Press, HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. Lia’ 5 Morse. Funeral! ~~ ‘" nate, age, address CURB WAITRESSES housework & children. ir for housework, 1 day a. WAY TO A BRIGHT NEW A =
rie et ue pm from ths| whe 06 L, ESTATE, SALESMAN a oer cccupaiion sod |teq's has a limited number of open. | TE ¢2001. Call ieweena 8 | wes mes Cormwally Cour, Bir FUTURE. -REGISTER WITH US
{ : rs. ings for curb waitr >. : Te oO?
Richardion Bird chav. Milford, conte, _ fneea with me on this Sew RAILROADS NEED tee Sor out were me | 2 HELE | oi aras auceetsnsacukre. |BE NEAT TO GREET NOW. WE'LL HOLD
ating. Interment tn Milford Me intment voaly CALL J shed cates 5 NEE person 1 aos, a cocking & clcening. over | just wee. mike shecthend. file, cercananee ye a whe YOUR JOB OPEN
Tem sate atthe Richandon- an re MEN 17 TO 34 — vt piatare tone na__ | _Peetine Prove “Box tet” = foe Lg a until graduation, Listed ued Pune s . = Needed at to. train fo ward at Square Lake | LE HOURS DOLLARS = | WANTED. WOMA essary. We'll tra or ——
rel Home AT ESTO’ to road operator ageit positions, DESIRABLE LIVING & OREM r0 — ARE represent SS SS ee premises fone eptionist. June grads = below are some of the
“PHILBROOK, MAY 26, 1957. Mares to eperttg ae eqantabed | Lee cect Geisng: piocoment eo | gud, oF women tw dvs ie MI) Me Aven Cosmetics. Also nurses ald, M1 49018 - 9 to many interesting positions
. les A.. 69 Lehigh St ; age 6);/ business. Everything furnished. | - sured. Contact Mr. Gillette, Wal. 48. 6 en Ee seen ° FoR LIGHT oa “ELEGANT SURROUNDINGS | $250 F
red. hii of Mrs. K.| All expenses lary, -com-| dron June Married | DELIGHTFUL PVT. RM. & BATH, Se ie ON mes putin Guterecy & | Ina brand ding, | aVailable.
. Pu will be| mission, bonus and profit sharing, ean) ony wife. Secon & parent. ral housework. stay Sunday off. $25. Mrs. Meyer, MAy- MEN & omnis | will “pe id right for s ire
held Friday, May 31, at 1 p.m.) no restrictions no limita! wi - = — SS of 3 yr. old boy. ij KITCHEN HELP WANTED. pe _fair 62089 steno with average skills, ATTRACTIVE $240
Huntoon life time security. & to $2,000, 8 STANDARD OIL CO. ents. plete charge. Ref.| oxP ney WANTED: GARY SITTER TO GIRLS and © peasant srolce: Sadan” ces 2 aalen
with Edward Thornton officiating. 7 mn tng32| Ts now applications for ould accept woman with child , eh Also housework. For works There elations. girl to greet customers, Look
Interment in Oak Hill Ce’ sévencomen. Call LAkeviiie a me service sta- : 170. 6| _shift. Bel_Mar Pe eet, sue ner $:30 ot 116 Watery. ; re'll be public more important than skill
the Muntoon Punerat He at) ioe Ib'te. &, Cook Coffee Co., fessy| Sut st Liberty & Pontiac | _snd _$_p.m ie IRE A WOMAN TO| peceprionisT CASHIER $200 on whe is gaein a mil a
1 Mile i be ms sabe. cial 89-| DOCTOR WANTS OFFICE NURSE. | —————"—________- | help filing and general of- Hien, FASCINATING
ailable to qualified i HT HO —_ gf office needs a rAS IN Ny
T 9. 100%, AN-|AN 06 - FEAR = DS man. Free training. Call today, | C8! : Laork & some driving for women be able io type "Write Pontiac - Insurance background | GovERNMENT GAL FINGERS §$
Sose: ae te: thors Meza et| bet 345 to “Services tneure | rete Adler S, Sore. DIETITIAN = cnabiy thon Begs ly Press Box 1 Here's a chance for a trp Young lady with Pha ers to
ra. Pearl wr. nee Sia oo a year Li ares. $5,000 to S ALESMEN is Lm per pe. Pontiac Press. WOMAN TO a: Paoee & yacerr oust TyPMT 8, read = —— a — ==> meke music ga at pew ter to
: ca, a ‘etime a a is rsonel = an SOCSEREMDER __board plus e -0566 f rtan
og gy We in tein von Ea 7m 2001. | New & used cars. Good | icles” write “or Veal a APDDLEAGED, , HOUSEX Te PER | WOMAN WITH PLEASANT VOICE | end enjoy meeting people you can people dna ‘work wilh oft. < ; ‘
allace, ard ATTENTION . cond. Apply in person, Dept., Pontiac ‘ospii week. Ref. Christian home. MI| for permanent position with) start. ct a mo . SECRETARY, CAN’T .
Tottingham,“Puneral service willl | Ns, veell Kirby Cianers | OOERG GaLEs & SERvice | _Pontiae, Mich. Fhone TE 2S! Gat, King Clothing 5Co as tcleppene | Miful Gowniown office : BE BEAUTIFUL $375
pe held moyen Punere! Home| Earn. while vou learn. Proven 605 Auburn Ave. ___| DEPENDABLE LADY FOR BAP% | ~ Light work $i5 week. 349 Judson.| Sales Persun Earnings paso, oo ARIETY TYPIST $215 _ | HELP A PRIVATE EYE $300; mot he 2 S0/>
with Rev. Pred Clark officiating.| training preg Car ssary. MECHANIC FOR NEW &/| sitting, 5 davs lve in. FE 5-7902, 4 me Bey. : etanaeera ‘irm needs accu- | We want a mature girl with — of : maagpeay executives
Ietertant in Sashabaw Cemetery.| Appointments urn. Pull or part-| used Exc. working cond. good} before 3 p.m . ' ay. rate typist Must. have own car a bead on her shoulders to wants a gal wbe won't marry one
Men over %2. Call morn- ) for an Erni : WOMAN WITH PLEASANT VOICE | do typing and shorthand in es : she works at
Mr. Tottingham will Ie in state| time. Men over > eal for right man. fee e. ortuint eee eeciatine st least a year
at the Flumerfelt Puneral Home, _ ings or epeemamens Dale H. Hughes, une. Dodee, & “DISTRICT Mz eee JPpp aly for permanent. position for tele: | putt CHARGF, BOOKKEEPER | a private javestigating of- -
Oxford. |BARBER WANTED. GOOD . ; - beta = sedioaagemn ak ra —_ ; Earnings 19 . derstanding t ho likes
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WIR, (200) = CRLW, (900) «= WWJ, (950) | WCAR, (1130) WXYZ, (1270) WPUN, (1460) WJBK, (1490) in Latin Video i . WAYNE D OVERHOLSER arything else. ae:
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CKLW, Platter Exp. WXYZ, Pred Wolt WWJ, Ross Mulholland cee os as Oe. 3%. =, SO ee - ot tw gt an curly wart ie
: MSC WIR Lecbart wae ess et: | Ga pe pee * o8s . "| wilt mecson totaling tee story. Mi a ieee tok neercaaia
WWJ, Witching Hour WPON, Bird Club WJBK, News, _ Visiting Viewers Sure grt alll ge |going
WXYZ, Top of Town oes WIR, Wi pas cece el, in ign one the from : JR, William Sheehan| WCAR, News, B. ya. . in Easter Valley in frontier Colorado He picked up papers
CELW, News, Bpor's WW, News. Maxwell “| WPON, Memory time | to Get Some Surprises} vin Joe (and seran, Pardes. | They the oak table, nodded to us, and
WCAR News, Spinorama | CELW. News Berid Wars. News Around Tova] South of the Border = |=*"== a 8 Po lene ie went up the stairs to his room.
Sports : vies ad deepest affection for the Pardees, has ;
1 ag WCAR, News, B. Allen WJBK, Baseball, K. C., Det eet ca ta the aes, Sarah said: “Sit down, Will. I
tthe Town | WEON, News Ma :00—WJR, penal ay a vos Mg come gape want to talk ‘to you.” J
w Mews, Kasem a mS Harris Ww, Bowe orant By BOB THOMAS has: lived in a wheel chair since an
sie With Masen | George q acefdent. Joe has resisted Sarah's ef- (To Be Continued)
. = * weeW7n, anther Godtrey WCAR Bows, ae Shop MEXICO CITY (#—iVhat is tele-|forts to curd his aggressiveness against
e:eorswate News, Roundup wari My ‘True Story 2:30—WIR. and Mrs. Burton vision like south of the border? | persons who ave challenged Pit sieriy 3
WXYZ, Wot | WIBK. News, George WWJ, Mulholland, Hertown| About the same as U. S. tele-jegainst settlers who try to claim land GM Official Chosen
Sse ant ae WEAR, Bows, MP ween! Goan peeste Parade vision was in 1948 — full of en-|""Bary one morning Will rides with! DETROIT (INS) — General
Oo Se ee *wwa" Highway Holiday thusiasm and growing Pains. |other "ef "goe's'cowhanan, ts ‘Carlton, Motors Vice President John F,
4:30 WIK. Voice of Agricit.| WPON, Pontiac Hig WXYZ, McKensie's Matinee * whese Ai Beam has talked of a show- Gordon has been named chairman : ii Pardee. On th on ; Wate Maxwell, uens arg hur Godtrey | CKLW. Bud Boxes dine are es ath ee ae stops riety atthe house of ae sigh of the major industries units of
ous ow wee WYE, Jock Paar AaB Xe startling eee agg wy A ey ity Big Al gap Detroit's 1957 United Foundation
WCAR, News WJBK, News, Reid WXYZ, News, McKenzie DCETICK rage of grief, Dillingham Kills Beam and Torch Drive.
WPON, Early Bd. Spts. WC.-R, News, B, Martyn CKLW, Eddie Chase Crawford step out of his “‘High-/>reeks =~ camp of newcomer farmers
7:06—WJR, Dan Kirby WPON, Morning Matinee WCAR, Truman Walrod way Patrol” car and address a who he believes hired Beam to kill their *
WWJ, News, Maxwell 11:30—WJR, Time for Music | WPON, Road {how . obstacle, Pardee. As he dies of his ‘
WXYZ, News, Wolf WWJ, Bandstand 4:00—WJR, Band Parade traffic offender in perfect Spanish. | ¥°UP4* Joe tells Will: “Take care of} - ~aqgm maf!
200 a er on, vows, Toby David WXYZ, Curtain Calls WWJ, News, Holiday j : Kathy Morgan.” After Joes funeral, - | ews, Reid : for a Day WXYZ, Waitrick, Sports And what a howl of protest|Lawyer Ben whill tells Beeson to notify In 1832 ~7-
CKLW. Army Hour WeOR merle Bid cts | OB CRk Mele. WIBK News, Den McLeod |would be heard ita Yankee sta-|ing of ‘Joe's willy Beeson hopes that
‘ Spinorama 7:30—WJR, Music Hall THURSDAY AFTERNOON | 6:30—WJR, Music Hall |tion beamed the Sunday afternoon |*>¢'! refuse because of the affront he
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CREW, ‘Patter Exp. CRLW. Terrance O'Dell | WHE Curtain Calls | See Woe, Philip, Leotera | 1 got a rundown on the TV|" Ww. of WCAR, News WJBK, News, George | WXYZ, Watirick, Sports situation from Carlos Ortigosa, a| ; ‘ .
eerrmpmeeet cet | Hae inves | Bek Race Marre” | CREE: Se, fens hetad [tll, handsome man who ably eee ww Peal Wikteons wx . ; Supper was a silent meal. Af- Q ore |
Burrelb. Cale tere pera | SWHYE, Neve Lady of Ch. | WPON, Read Show combines two professions. A suc-iterward Dogbone’wheeled Sarah's bal Reve “Eacom - WJBK, News, Reid . CKLW, Bud Davies 6:30—WJR, Music Hall cessful attorney, he also acts for|nair into the front room, then
Ww . Ne Spin me WroN, leon _— Wisk, ae wx pts Mexican films and TV. vanished into the night , Camera
WPON. basis With Mason 8:36—WJR, Music Hall WPON. Noontime Serenade | CKLW, News, Bob & Ray . Sa
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230—WWJ, City Council WWJ, Maxwell, News 1:06—WJR, Wendy Warren | WJBK, Don McLeod “There is not much in We sat in the front room with . é aoe ae
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-—=— ; — — |advertiser. A half-hour television |tabie there and shifted his feet. : ;
Sow world cost hien Szam0 eng[taee a aners, ore rey - ? ~ . 7 a0) him, > tal
Programs furnished by stations listed ochuuan he could reach only 150,000 sets.!knobby lamp falling across his|his throat again, and.in a clear, believed in everything Joe did. : ;
— ad t» tis ot —- change without notice iii. can buy a half-hour on thelt;ee, : slow voice read Joe Pardee’s last| Sometimes I think you are re-
Channel 2—WIBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV. Channel 7—WXYZ-TV_ Channel. 9—CKLW-TV sramcaaplsentotsg reach a much) ft, will and testament. a — ter making deo whet | 7
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | crackup. (9) Mystery Playhouse./11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic room, his dark face showing the) of It. Dillingham and I got 0d be proud BT het Bem
George Nader, Joan Camden in| Tac Dough. ba a provided — ae mregee ewes beveg we _ aplecs, ond Kathy 9.200. The ite gowns e: — ee be al distillis :
@:00—(7) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. (9)} «7 stter of the Law.” 11:15--(2) Love of Life muc in bens actors a he|temper, To make it worse, he'd) rest of the cash, the ranch, ed like that’s the — =n here |
Popeye ports. : : . said. hour-l dramatic show, |said.to Sarah, ‘“Tomorrow I’ furniture house, and ain't dry behind ears. 1 know :
| ao tees News, )\g:90—(7) Boxing. Cavlos Ortiz of|11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. requiring a full’ week's rebear- into Conk City and hire pad id stock all aly to Sarah. Watch- ane business, Miz Pardee. | , |
€:10—(2) Weather. Puerto Rico vs. Felix Chiocea of| (4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin|sal, would net the average actor|hand,” and she had said sharply,| ing Kathy's face, I realized she {I'll keep the Box P going and ne \ } oy |
| 6:15—(7) News. (4) Weather. (2) Paris in secamaty ho segs & Ricky. ay on eo is a “I'l do the hiring, Gene.” | nad expected more. ll ~~ a seg I'll hold your ‘ i
.N ls 1: j i m stars : hi : ss, ‘Now t Joe’ , we'll |
: News pox Four — stennengwan ty :45—(2) Tes Gating Light. | $0, far oe eae Arturo de| ,,& Will Beeson, stood beside the | The instant Sawhill finished, ee 1 tae lee a ee “site ‘
€:20—(7) Disneyland. Amos, a| °%t & home when error is made a ee Cordova and Pedro Armendariz| Sz*plece, aa elbow on tho man: |Kitiy tose aot ae everything to Beeson, you'll be
“whimsical animated . cartoon| i" Classified ad. (4) This Is! sHURSDAY AFTERNOON have steered clear of the new| > smoking ene cigaret oo = broke in a year.” t
mouse, tells his version of “The| Yur Life. (2) Fox Hour. Wil- : . medium, encther. 1 could net keep from io ; “Don't argue with me, Gene,”
Liberty Story."—How he helped liam Bendix, Lori Nelson in mys-|12:99—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) x * * : staring at Sarah, but she was | He nodded. For just, a moment she said. .““Make or olnd
Lege a tery. , buried se deeply in her thoughts (Kathy's eyes were on Sarah and pa ps
Benjamin Franklin with his in- Play to Win. (7) 12 o'clock) The Mexican TV actors have a ; : what you want to do."
ae - : e that she wasn’t aware of it. Sarah w Kathy. That
ventions, pre-Revolutionary poli-/9:30—(9) Political. (4) Studio 57.| Comics, (9) Maggie Muggins. {gimmick which goes a step be- ea . nase oe aby cas aa nadia ed _ «= =«
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tics. Adapted from book, “Ben| Doctor turned renegade must) y9:15—(9) Sports Film. yond the cue cards or idiot sheets ae but I knew Ps had about they were aware of each other's! He didn’t answer for a moment. | and Me.” (9) Monte Cristo. (4)| choose between ethics . and 12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The! New York and Hollywood. The)’ s nce. but neither allowed the|He J ogni] > |
“Pike's Peak’ Slightest hint of her feelings to the makings from his pocket and |
: Helen O'Connell, New show fea- chance: oe org “Nailed Erwins. (9) Corliss Archer, actors webd - wired with a mother back in the '
turing singer Helen, instru-| Down,” starring Duryes,|,, Brooks. radio receiver t has an ear- : ’ \ |
mental group. (2) Giant Step, | Gene, Barry. ee a Cae: Playhouse|lece like a hearing aid, Some-(oF bust” days. Like most of the)#how in ~~ =< * lee pubs basting a hhc magia
* @:45—14) News. 9:45—(7) Sports News. 92. one offstage reada the lines and|others who had come that year.| 11 1 4 “ag walked out.|He sealed the cigaret and put |
1:0—(9) Million Dollar Movi2.|19:00—(7) Bowling. (9) Natiohal),:39_(2) House P (4) Ten-|the actors repeat them. her father had been “‘busted”’; but,| | am v nae ot litte iis tase. As be |
Henry Fonds, Dena Andrews,| News, (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. (2)|sace prme - unlike most of the others, he|Dillingham would have followed. tin ie ee seid, Tl ay,”
Mary Beth “Hughes, Anthony} Badge 714. Jack Webb in “Big\s:99(2) Big Payolt. (4) (Color) | : et [out Saxe she gets started” Saw-|wheeled, and stalked past Saw-
Quinn in “Ox-Bow Incident.” (4)| Revision.” Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon ormosd oves Se ae hill followed Kathy outside, and hill. |
(Color) Masquerade. (2) (Color) )s9:19~(9) Weathervane. Film Festival Her mother had died the first Dillingham stood there, his ‘great
A. Godfrey. 10:15—(9) Political. 2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. winter. For several years after legs spread, head ti ihe When he was gone, the lawyer
7:30—(7) Navy Log. Girl seientist’s'19:39(9) Falcon." Charles Mc-|2:40—-(9) Mary Morgan ; that, Sarah had followed her |. .'he scowied at Sarah ones ininal pegpen eee! |
secret job threatens to wreck! Graw in “Case of Lonely Hunt-|2:55—(9) News. "os 10 revent. lots father from one camp. to another. |** eine cow.” Sarah] eee Yaw cout te te him.” |
——— exsailor fk) er.” (4) Whirlybirds. Boy's lile|a:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen eee a — eid “{ want both of you to.,"f couldn't, Ben,” she said.
ear rae] eames o bee tiv Fes # Bu @) Reet Pl] Boy Tang: Gatherings, |aemas fo comm Go. rrkngjm beets oH ty am | Samar, Sas : when unhappy! Frisco Beat. ° —>=—-|$:4B~(2) Secret Storm ik MGS... restaurants, sewing, keeping| She hesitated, « little afraid of | “He'll be an outlaw anyhow,” sreoas lb, 42% ORAM NEUTRAL |
: “G Retires.” ; “ : Strikes, Demonstrations house, anything she could do to! Dillingham, I thought. He shifted Sawhill said diy. “He'll kill) SPIRITS. GOOOERHAM & WORTS, '
7 e011) Ozzie, Harriet, Oatie, 11:00--(7) Soupy's On. (9) Million|8:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7)) A134 A ob ocised fare Sead wan wham the euat Sub,| Sic Sak, Gun Oem = lig a} om
Harriet are Gistutbed by theie| Doler Myswry. Wien Gt) ay ew a sailed and I-suppose that, for a time| on his face. As long as Joo was | : ernie.
(4) (Color) TV Theater. Betsy|,'s¢. <4) Patti Page. (2) Miss|4:00—(2) — eee nl TAL PEL @ — Uneuthartgpd teal. question of his loyalty, but now |
Palmer, Robert- Webber star in| 16) Patth Page. @) oe--(2) Susie. (4) Topper. CDigutherings, | demonstrations | and) She- was thirty-five now. with] that Joo was gone Dulinghars STARTS SUNDAY
“All Those Beautiful Girls.”’)., 96 (9)"Sports Final. 9 Theater. : my lage 4 were rm oo eyes and hair that had/ was on fire with an atnbition I - '
Woman's —_ photog-|'4:95 (2) Nightwatch Theater. Lu-|4:30—(2) The Early Show. PP begga a further afterma’ ee) ee ee (
ealvagi ha peodsuntennl,| sm Weenie Teen) Memper Reem, (it) Diduy'sl’ mann ce ma teen Hethelitle Gert Ont e complexion. and} «309 left me the hanch,” Sarah a
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11:38—(1) 30 Minute Theater. Doc-|S:€0—(7) Mickey Mouse Club, (9)|were rushed into the city Friday|of her white hair, she looked !oking at things. From: now on, SWC AMk oug f
tor decides to do something that] Dance Party. to restore peace and order were| younger than she actually was. the Box P will be run my way, | - . yah en .
might ruin his career in “Dis-|5:30—(4) Gene Autry. moved to the outskirts. not Joe’s. Or yours, Gene. My , yi Mh. s
tinguished Service,” starring = * * * When I first knew her, she had way! That's the first thing I want ss =
Charles Boyer. (4) Tonight. * The tion re-| 2, Stest_sift of laughter that \to make clear. The second is that ; : :
—— List New Fathers — |accwa"s” aunt: easing. tn the| Siegen ner Zot carat |W te te an cooperate wen $ = , e t THURSDAY MORNING =| No ee vamemitet Cae) See tal Som 00 ho Copet don't feel you can cooperate with | suum SCL onne
i ¢:560—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's in Oak nin _ [nese capital, where rioters vowed her racliggrnary deadly. nim, Gene, saddle up 7 |
Farm Report. wrecked the U.S, Embassy and tonight. rs
€:55—(2) On the Farm Front. | : US Snformation’ Agency office] Soites. wanton oay ber see 7
1:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today.| .™ is a lst of Oakland|afier an American Army court] Fon, ‘maybe. T cmulds't believe |ocTtos. “For a, moment 1 stood flame )
1:45—(2) News. Cumy named on birth|martial acquitted a sergeant WhO! Sorah hated Kathy, | ee ae “BREAK THROUGH THE
‘ certificates registered with said » or that she lthere and stared at Sarah; then .
i :00—(2) Captain Kangardo. (7) . killed a Chinese he Was PeeP-| was capable of hating anyone. . fg " '
‘ the County Clerk's office: jing into his wife's bathroom. I heard Kathy's rig wheel .CHINA GATE, .or diel” fe
8:30—-(7) The Little Rascals. os Masel Park "Martial law and 9 mbénigit-io-| Sno Wet © Wenteehlly O98 TEN iene yord and. Sane come, SS oo con me
$:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom, | Matola L. Btuat , |dawn curfew still wre in force. _._ |He sensed what had happened, ae ee eS
: Alt ml 8:58—(4) Faye Elizabeth. ae =. But some quarters predicted the) It Sade 3 me that it was|and~ stood motionless just inside era? eos ee
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