as Shee Ve ‘Holida y ees * rk PONTIAC, ~*~ * * Weekend Claims 30 MICHIGAN HONDAY, FULY & ichigan Z paso a] Service Board A0in Traffic Heavy Highway Jams Limit State Fatalities to 19 as 11 Drown... toll, apparently held down in closing hours by slow- moving traffic on jammed mal for the first time since Wednesday. But sultry weather which beckoned thousands to seph Childs had predicted 35 per- sons would die accidental deaths during the weekend which start- £8 i atk ; ani i “ed hi tt I nF Ey} ‘ Hee ty lll 2*F af ti ii if Promises Police Probe § The controversial affairs of the Pontiac Police Dept.) will be investigated “within the month,” Theodore O,| Carlson, chairman of the Civil Service Commission said this morning. He said such an investigation has been delayed pending drafting of civil service regulations to govern city policemen. He said the hearing of suspended Patrolman Louis Romeos has also been a factor in the Carlson agreed that there is a need for a probe of the department. “We (civil service commissioners) will One Month Lett to. Get Ticket for Press Trip ‘Just two months and a day remain before the public address 3 7” ttt 7 e 5 Hy «5 ‘perform the investigation) Lake Alligator Returns \in Birthday Appearance Tf there is such an elusive creature as an alligator lurking in a lagoon off Lower Long Lake in Bloomfield Township, he believes in making a big splash on his second birthday. It was almost two years ago to the day, that Danny Singleton, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Singleton, © « STOPPED YN TIME — Following heavy rain this morning “| the Clinton River rose almost to the understructure of the bridge Flood Waters Rise Close to Bridge on Lawrence at Lawrence and Cass. The water receded before going over the top, however, and the intersection escaped flooding. Pontiac Press Phote : |Was One of the Most Gracious First Ladies Goodhue Calvin Coolidge, 30th president of the United States, died early today |legal toehold, he found time to be : a steadfast wooer. His father, Col. A physician said heart disease John Coolidge, approved 1341 Kirkway. Dr., reported? long - snouted to the lagoon. Apparently we made the mistake of turning on the floo closed over the weekend that the| @""* because the fighting ended,” thing returned to haunt *he continued. FOUR FEET LONG “But we did see this reptile about | four feet long making forthe di- rection of Lower. Long Lake,” Wil- liam Singleton said. For several years skeptical of his wife and son's tale, Singleton said he too now believes the beast exists, never! And to prove it, he said a rope '|given up her belief that there is aniwith a noose still hangs in the ga- rage as it has been since 1955~ _ the White House. versity of Vermont and then went to Northampton,: Mass., where she taught three years at the Clarke School for the Deaf. All her life she kept up her interest in the activi- ties of the school. ¥ young Calvin Coolidge, also a na- Mrs. Calvin Coolidge Dies at 78 FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES jeenneachinnetts te eey ee = herst College and stayed to a Nee Th widow or|9pen & law office in Northampton. While he was struggling to get a After taking his family to Con- necticut, John returned to be with’ BURIAL IN PLYMOUTH Burial will be in Plymouth, Vt., where her husband and a son, Cal- vin Jr., who died at age 16, are interred. The former first-Jady was tefmed by her friends and admirers as 15 231 Inches Rain ** Additional Rain J SE ee ae fe May Tax Drains, Officials Fear i & ff - t a53 Deluges Detroit a i Fee i ur-| Green section. MRS. COOLIDGE — Temperatures Hover at 100 the most self-effacing first lady ever to occapy the White House. Bern Grace Goodhue in Barl- ington, Vt., on Jan. 3, 1879, Mrs. Ceolidge earned the affection of She was graduated from the Uni- * * ¥ While in Northampton she met just in case. tive of Vermont. He had come to and Livonia drains was pouring in. Stranded bus passengers were rescued by rowboats in the Fort Flooded viaducts hampered fire- men as they tried to answer a three-alarm call at an envelope company at Seven Mile and John R. z Heat Kills 130 in Europe LONDON e — Europe's known heat wave deaths soared to 7 awed p Pipe tap ge Bmecioe nas on the run answering false BLEW THEIR TOPS Temperatures dropped a bit in northern Europe, but Italy siz- zled in the hottest weather there since World War Il. Some readings were around 100 degrees Fahrenheit. at both the East Detroit and Wood- In the Milan industrial area, factories shut at noon for four |ward precinct areas, hours as an emergency measure. About 20 persons died in Austria yesterday while bathing. Budapest was short of water. Supplies failed altogether in some higher parts of the Hungarian capital. West Germany reported seven heat deaths and severa) drown- points by waters which backed up from already flooded sewers. Fallen wires broke the current Manhole covers blew into the air ings in the last few days. South Will Talk Bill to Death | ! Eg ea In Today's Press On a filibuster against a motion|against the motion itself for weeks @ach senator is limited to two speeches. About 20 Southerners are expected to take part in the filibuster. If they wanted to talk x t Comics sjivka pave taut beattice 23 County News ened ee ew ee renee 8 Editorials anes gewadevevedes 6 ; AEG ex ee encedescthedess “ : i veneers seetedanne Pot-0’ -Gold Puzzle eee nee sees 22 Sports © snaies th the enewed, 20, a ” : TROON oo lsc sey Vevesenn vo-thit ['V & Radio Programs .......29 sary to ) Kart WAN died cxes ob ‘ Pages 1..-< i thru 48 \ : ; A \ + \\ \) F E i? i Fe Fé z a8 ag j i Hl i i tei i 4 | fl za 738 APH Rap. ) aH i fist ra ute Mackie Must Decide ing tat, they want it 20 amend lon Major Highways: practicall ly meaningless. Support- ers of the bill couldn't hope to shut off debate on a single amend- , ee es et * _ ‘pretty well—it will be from your - The Weather ‘WASHINGTON GI William S. i eee: i Be : = 2 ; oe .* 4 Pia! t ; Tes Eh Sic \ | i ¥ ss i } s 3 ; ‘Don’t Expect Concess -diglo-| shakeup in the Kremlin, But Mos-)concessions 10 the West. and mats looked to tiie | cow radio warned the West not to| Washington 3 | sagen wage t today,|expect concessions. _ — Newlywed| for evidence of a herd pie ce iBoviet Piticy in" | wake of the/that the U.S.S. LONDON «i — We at dis- e shift in} “If anyone in the US.A. thh is going to usual four hours of attention from fight to avoid trial by « Japanese| All Inmates at Same Ho | at Same Home woman. Prompt surrender of the Ameri- were prevented from carrying out its commitment to-Japan. But attorneys for Girard say he is being sacrificed to appease Japanese agitators and thus is a victim of what they call a “‘po- litical decision’ by the U.S, gov- ernment. His attorneys want the Supreme .Court to order Girard’s release . Tokyo, where he was week to the former (Candy) Sueyama, Venice Heat Kills 15 Aged VENICE, Italy &) — Fifteen in m.ates-of a Ventian old folks’ The dead included 13 women and 2 men. All were of “very ad- | vanced years” and were under treatment for heart trouble or other |y 4 ailments. ~ a weeklong heat wave which has been one of the worst in Italy since the war. ~ : ; ; 5 The aged heat victims were among 470 inmates in the institution, one of five of its kind maintained by the city. It is a rambling old | building, once used as a convent, in the San Lorenzo quarter of the city. : No deaths were reported at the four other homes for the aged. to _ Authorities, alarmed as the elderly men and women died through the sweltering night, rushed special. additional ventilating equipment to the home. ay So far today there had been no decision whether to move the other residents from the building. aos Girard has described as ‘an ac- cident the fatal shooting of Mrs. Naka Sakai on a firing range in Japan where Girard and another Deaths | in . in the back with an empty cartridge case fired from a gre- nade launcher. Ruth Brown, Japanese crest, charges that he t some emp-|held at 2 p.m, He also has Nearby Communities State Man Among Four Sr td sear bw ose =f) California the line squall ground, or at sea, you might notice that the wind under this line squall cloud is from a different direction! If you face into the wind just) before the squall line moves over you, you can guess the direction of the wind, in the storm behind, right. A line squall brings short rainy, stormy weather and then clearing weather. The cold front, you will recall, quickly, unlike the rainy warm front, which moyes slower. g 5 } z iL i Eg 3g z 3. j Bg ‘i 9 i g § gh passes through F’ OQ Holiday 5 in 1 Family, 2 Others Die in Fiery Collision'\ Neor Saugus SAUGUS, Calif. @ — Seven per-|Chubb, 73, of 375 Nightingale St., thinks °° to accept or reject them, | make ’ TG E 8 z at: i Bao! gene ibe: i : sions 2232 ; | é t aege Fi H eS ait cea All gik3¥ es 4 +3F +8 = Pi f E 4 ij J 5 5 if 8 BE " z EE =F : i / HE eo] ' . 2 gfe h i £ 8 t : . i “ a Feet i: i 7 ( ae Li . | i ti il it ! HF i 2 5 = a i 5 4 EL pea Bg E : ; 8 j j Pa, ¥ E ero 5 4 i z F ital SPE gactal uli g rik z q id z it on roc All-Star Choice ’ Manager Casey Stengel conditions 7S. g zg iF ae af i zi i i &§ 5 fe E at tit ; g Hit ; we ria 3 43 Zz ; i crusade May 15 to a total of 911,- There were 534 “decisions for Names Detroit. Pitcher Tuesday Starter. ST. LOUIS (INS) — Manager Casey Stengel today named right-| hander Jim Bunning of the Detroit. LI i it ef if bE = i s s = : z F; i i Fi é a fi gi Se : i lying near their car when he pulled up at the scene, Burelson troit, who was lying near the station wagon. |} His wife Lucille, 25, and the three|Bossardet-Mabley Chapel ' children—Juley, 9 months; Brynn/ial in Paint Francis, 5, a girl, and Fred Lee,|/Rev: Alfred Eddy officiating. 2 — were piled in the front seat of the station wagon. The california highway patrol said the sedan, nape rr ts laoreet 4 brook, apparently skidded out o control on the curve and slammed Es Feg¥ 3 3 Fe 88 tion wagon. . Ike Returns ., who Shei at 2 p.m, Tuesday sardet-Mabley Funeral at Gettysburg WASHINGTON ® — President Eisenhower flew back to Washing- one. brother, James Ogg of Pon- ae tol pregstoe holi ga lage ghee = a og go , ol pe i ye cong ned Be — Navy Lt. (JG)\ Thomas W. : B< oceg siege nc hereon eet day weekend at his farm home ROCHESTER — Service was re-|Jackson 25 of Los Altos, Calif.,|viving storms ending tonicht, turning cooler. |near Gettysburg, Pa. cently held for Fred Yule, 73, for-'i. in the infirmary at Moffett may and plessont, Mick Ts’ t''ss| Taking off from the Gettysburg)mer Rochester resident and busi-lnioiq Navar’ air station today~|pe-s OF PLUNGE Winds shifting to westerly ot 12 te 8|irport at 7:15 am. in his light/nessman, who died last Tuesday in|. °Sinet hie will recuperating from| 1 telling of his strange an : ight and temerrow. i plane, the President|Detroit. ot che sbi LA ge rience, Jackson said: . Today in Pontise reached Nationa] Airport here at) Besides his wife Beatrice, he is we marngh ath pr red — “From the time I opened Lowest temperature preceding 8 o.m.|7:43 a.m. He was accompanied survived two sons, Ralph of fale training ‘cute until after. I landed I At @ em: Wind velocity 15 mpn|by his personal physician, Maj.|Flint and William of Detroit, and ‘ackson, on a routine ro member nothing, 4 ection: Seeihanst: | Gen, Howard M! Snyder. rs, - flight from Moffett Sunday in a Ee ot oer om - « <«€ jet F-11-F, bailed ng gg feet — there seemed to be a ere | ee weeny omen WI salngd |e nu | een eee eet farm since Wednesday . evening, itness Examined He suffered a scraped chin in aidn’t to: until Downtewn Temperatures - |getting in some ‘golf every day the landing in an alfalfa field in res cane .--lexcept yesterday, b Hoffa Def central Callfornia’s San Joaquin hoop ee BD as * 8 y ense Valley near Tracy and was “I let myself fall free + | Sunday the President stuck) . d stunned. was past 25,000 feet so I. close to home. He and Mrs.. Ei-| WASHINGTON (INS) — Defense “He said later he believed he be able to get some oxygen. Pgs a Aotearoa senhower had as their guests Gen.|atterneys resume cross examina-|dropped about two miles before) “Then I pulled the ripcord. Highest temperature ................8 |Alfred Gruenther, president of th€ition of the government's star wit-|pulling the ripcord of his ‘chute. ee Migas temperature’ "cosrtcsics..fas| American Red Cross and Presi-|ess today in the conspiracy-brib-|He said he waited deliberately be-| ‘Right then I blacked out. Westher—Rain 2.58 dential bridge-playing “champion, cause he wanted to get a lower|next thing I knew I was on and Mrs. Gruenther, and Mr. andjéry trial of James R, Hoffa and) jvitude quickly and thus get more and people around me were One Year Age in Pontiac Mrs, Alton Jones of New York. j|Hyman I. Fischbach. : : fountting.. Hp on le an or nnn ll # | Eisenhower was met by-a White| They were expected to ask S™ ’ vilabessseessess 42.8} House limousine and hurried offidetails of how the witness, John|/PLUNGES 7 MILEs padre ge rg gums grays mone Me oni Jackson plunged almost seven Temperat ies s schedule ahead. ports on telephone conversations) miles to earth. Tih Date iu 68 Years“ , : -— |with Hotfa, the No, 2 Teamsters] His plane crashed in a field about OT oe Walled Lak ‘ Union official, and Fischbach, aifive miles from where sila Cihernede ten |r ake Appoints /stiam{ attorney, skies ehinds si it es ab : % Menon” 1 11 New Basketball Coach ; Helin at Fischibact er siccuned County general Rept ‘ i Sf sy) Rebert Ingersoll, 22, wen samediiiew York lawyer investigator, “on goth Ay cod ond $ Omehe oi at Walled Lake High suc-istaff to funnel secret mation a : 4 res ge 68 Bill Oe ale ae eee He said he wanted to go tec th. Ay tgned last week to a sim-|probe of the Teamsters U aetary sagen np toon Ber A inde « eciaad’ tala as cee eetcieaietaeen fashttigton , a a ' on as the 1 . ; ‘ 7 Beattie et ‘at DeWitt High’ School pe her 12th day after a fourdday| Both Navy ‘and Air! Force Po i Migeven years, \hgliday weekend recess; ‘ S said they have heard \ f : i Ru F { \ j “ef . : i \ : é \t \ \, \ broadside into the oncoming sta- Ses el tee ee On Civil Rights WASHINTON (®—The Senate squares away today for a long, wearing, politically explosive battle over President Eisenhower's civil rights program. House last month, stood ready to attack the moment Senate Republican Leader Knowland of California moves to take if up for consideration. They could try to talk his motion to death, but in- dications were that they would hold back their powerful filibuster weapon until the bill is actually before the Senate. Knowland said he hopes for a vote on his motion before the end of this week, although he expects debate on the bill itself to run on for several weeks and ,delay adjournment of Congress until mid- , September, — ° Sen. Ervin (D-NC), scheduied to lead off the debate that it would be reasonable to expect action on the motion within a week. He said he and other Sotitherners wanted to try ,to make clear “what is in this bill.” Southern foes of the legislation, passed by the | for the Dixie forces, disputed Knowland's contention - Tigers as the starting pitcher for the American League in tomor- row’s All-Star game. — * - 2 National manager Wal- his league's opening choice to thwart the AL's heavy-hitting lefty swingers. The wily American League skipper said he picked a right- hander because of the heavy con- | Debate Opens see eevee ee 37, of 21462 Brixton Dr. He died Saturday following an automobile tendance since the start of ‘the's; The 23-year-old Bunning has a 10-2 record with the Tigers this, year while Simmons has an $4 mark with the Phillies. Stengel said he was likely to follow Bunning with righthander Billy Loes of the Baltimore Orioles and use southpaws Billy Pierce of the White Sox and Bobby Shantz of the Yankees for “spot” work, Attend Hospital Meet Two Pontiac hospitals will represented at the Hospital ana University. , * * * James Corbett, office manager at Pontiac General Hospital, and Mercy Hospital, will attend the five-day session, an annual event at Indiana. - | Falls Freely for 2 Miles Pilot Parachutes 35,000 Feet, Survives few cases-of pilots bailing; “I'm ‘not sure where I landed, out as high as 35,000 feet and sur-|but I think it was a parking lot.” P’ falta field. The “parking lot’ was the al- To Vote on Bonds taxpayers about $1 a year more) SS if B88 a trade on the for All ELECTRIC RAZORS ‘SHAVE KING’ CONVERTER there, Speeds Up Any Old Resor Township. A_ pee mt G t Taster closer will vote July 29 on a proposed Ssver* . ” to $2,350,000 bond issue to finance ex-' pansion and renovation of school buildings. 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Gi j S 82 o | i. 23 - : rae ey siiee : = é yp E h ah ha ! nid i ‘i i fe ulinh THT ie Hill ie fil hilly i rf oF til “3 Uli Hd ily il Hes i ih ai nie = es ~e ay Hf; Iida He ait inliate 3 ay! une nit au £2 hadi pend! il ETS 2 Hi ii See in ne z st cat saan oc Re ee ea ee x TKORN aR TABLED — 1 was-d'pleeoet euciien te Raden” pleased over Ralston’s donation of a trophy for the winner of a recent pistol shoot and decided to turn the tables. They are Jim Brown, auxiliary policeman. Olsen and La- trophies for finishing first and third, respective- shoot competition. Chief Robinson finished second. CD Display a Success at West Bloomtield High Die as? Car assemble workers who are trained in the event of disaster whether it be due to weather or other causes. Crash in Flames Only One Man Survives Worst Traffic Accident in Mississippi History two-car collision killed nine per- * * Four of the dead were pinned in-a car that burst into flames. Two others were thrown clear of the burning wreckage. Three were in the car with the only. survivor, * Patrolman M. Q. Parks said skid marks showed the car driven by Whitson Willingham, 25, Ox- ford, was in.the wrong lane. The autos crashed on a straight ‘|stretch of State Highway 16 at 2:3 am, Parks said visibility The dead in the other car were Willie’ Mae Houston, 21, Tom Hamilton, 27, both of Oxford; Dol- phus Young, 25, Junior Atwaits, 19, Eddie Austin, 19, all of Abbe- ville; and Reese Watley, 19, Chi- cago, Ill. Farm Pond Tour for Dry Area. Water Project Farmington FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — Volunteers willing to help in cir- culating petitions for water in the dry area are urgently requested to attend a meeting in the Town , Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. . Frank Stevenson, supervisor, trele ePeitL rely | |} Com Bir | Phone Downed ° To Pass Petitions for! as Tr uck Rolls in} Across Street “127, father of three children, of _\for Waterford Meeting ‘|tonight's regular Waterford — ‘lin 1950 to include a gravel pit dis- July 11 at Lapeer LAPEER — Robert S. Lincoln, and County Agricultural agent, has annouriced a Farm Pond Tour, — to start at 1 p.m. Thurs- ROMEO—The village is minus one public telephone today be- pened last Saturday morning. A produce truck being unload- ed at the A & P suddenly slipped out of gear and rolled across the side street. Before coming to & stand-stil] ut bas comapietely de molished the giassed-in pay sta tion on the corner. The telephone booth is located close to the intersection of south Bailey and east St. Clair streets) some 46 feet from where the truck was parked, police said. No ticket 3 Area Residents Found Dead Today Benzie County Sheriff's Deputies today discovered the bodies of three persons who drowned in Green Lake near Traverse City last Monday. The search, beginning when a resident of Green Lake reported seeing q beat carrying three persons overtarn in what sher- iff's deputies described as “50 feet ef very biack, cold muddy water,” disclosed the bodies of an engaged couple and the man’s cousin, Dead are Wallace Harrington, a 2341 Gerald Rd.; Mrs, Dorothy Brown, 26, of the same address, and mother of one child; and Har- rington’s cousin, Melvin Gill, 33, of Mesick, northwest of Cadillac. Zoning Discussion Set A discussion of rural zoning ordi- nances will be the main topic of; ship meeting, according to Clerk James Seeterlin, ¢ A change in the ordinance passed Sie sala Soler eal paes dis- il be Other business will include: the cause of an accident which hap-| and was issued and the truck was un-| | damaged, yap te bir peal areas, : discussed. lee of Lapeer and will enable persons interested to learn what is necessary in a good pond site. Starting at the Frank Renshaw pond at the corner of Pratt and | Baldwin roads, southwest of La- |peer, other stops will be made at! Kruger, Edward Rose, Walter Eick and Walter Servill. Class Has Reunion in Almont Saturday ALMONT — The Class of 1911, Almont High School, held its 45th annual reunion Saturday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Messer, Eight members of the original class of ten, attended. * * * Guests from out of town included Mrs. Eva Fisher Lankin and daughter, Margaret Lankin of Roy- al Oak, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Acker- man (Satie Curtis) of Detroit, Mrs, Fred Broesamle and son, Ross of Dryden, * * * The reunion will be held with Mr. and Mrs, L. T, Bishop in 1958. Brandon Meets Tonight BRANDON TOWNSHIP — The* meeting of. the board will be held tonight at 8 pim. at the town hall intead of Wednesday as an- nounced by Helen Tucker Jencks, clerk of the township. OXFORD, Miss. @ — A flaming the ponds of Adolph Broecker, Ray) Runaway Boat Hits Own Driver, Breaks’His Arm Billy Joe Jones, 28, of 3088 Whit- field Dr., Waterford Township, ex- caped serious injury yesterday when he was run over by his own speed boat on Maceday Lake. According to witnesses, Jones’ boat made a sharp turn throwing him into the lake. The boat circled returning to run over him. He was rescued by monqe: Richard Weaver, Leo Kupawa, and Leonard Fireney, all of River Rouge. He was treated at the scene by Dr. J. R. Hoyt and taken to Pontiac General Hospital with a broken right arm and severe lacerations to the right shoulder. Waterford Township police -said that the boat continued to run in a circle until it was out of gas 50 minutes later. Jones is reported in satisfactory j -| condition this morning. 19 Hurtin Detroit Street Fracas Eight Policemen Injured Breaking Up Unruly Crowt in Negro Zone DETROIT (AP)—Nineteen per- sons, including eight policemen, were injured last night in two street fights that developed out of tion of audit 1956-57, pcan i i ere ree F fa ’ this is “hospital-tested” way! | f Peron Dispute Reaches Head agree “TUESDAY te 5 Argentina, Venezuela, Both Close Embassies! to Climax Bitterness against President Pedro Aramburu's gov- ee sr efforts to stop what they ernment from his exile in Cara- Venezuela alleged Argentine agents had plotted to kill political Wwefugees in that country. Foreign Arismendi Minister Jose Loreto Toranzo Montero, because he had been refused an audience with Venezuelan President Marcos Perez Jimenez. Highland Church Plans July 20 Picnic at Milford — A family church the church and their families have invited. Arrangements for Teaueeeeueeeeeeun poi he ge spo of cattle leather soles is increased “Let 9 Years of teu bom tna eee a 3 to + Evenings by App't. MICHIGAN Comore COUNSELLORS “1% 8. Saginew NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS 1RED © ONE PLACE TO PAY Member American Association of Credit Counsellors lasting ‘press’ and freshness! FREE! Carments cleaned are returned in a clear plastic bag. Assist You" JELIMINATE . .. It's STORAGE TIME! May We Store Your FURS and WOOLENS? “te coun ob ltteer thle protection et Father & Sen . | outins Your WINTER ; or Give Us a BOTHER || Rina FE 2-6424 36 Months to Pay |] FATH ue ee rene ee “Tal YOU CAN ™ byterian | ¥oe Must WAVE YOUR COUFON * * ~*~ aM 2 rea os COUPONS . : r : fn Rd. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tonight shd Tuesday Only Rex Peckens, Fine Quality : . For the wedding which took = YARD GOODS 5 place before 200 guests, the bride Ya. ¢ . wore a gown of white nylon tulle “ were Patricia Anno vely, ‘ . maid of honor, and bridesmaids _wonrn se . ard of Walled Lake and Clare, : | 4d mse me 4 iain 2 Suueesessseuest Rex Lee Peckens of Cohoctah acted as best man, while Ronald ma Rife and Weston Richardson COUPON ushered. Tonight and Tuesday Only AD Bg T-inch and 10-inch White Lake Tows Mall ZIPPERS * * * ¢ Following their honeymoon, the couple will reside in Okemos. ; | WORTH 35¢ Buy al) you want.,. Khrushchev Capitalizes foe iri te “area. Red Boss Puts on Show/ssssssssssssxsss HCOUPON to Win Top Soviet Billing # : = By International News Service : Four years ago, Nikita S. Khru-| graking can | . shchev was “master of cermonies” adie Shh 0 to otian tant Sey. & , at Joseph Stalin's funeral. Last ing to keep coaversational 5 month, he made his Americar tele- ball rolling with his mouth full 9 . vision debut. Now, ; he} tem - -} has won top billing in the Krem- But the Soviet boss has even & a lin’s own version of-“‘show biz." turned these defects to his advan- gy 7° ® PRS party|{28e A new phase of the cold war a Prrtt ttt titi But the Soviet munist party! 7 boss had to beat out a number of “*5 born one night in Belgrade| iggy: pons ng in tipsy on a a8 a fg om tte - = to stardom. ac-| i ; group of western correspondents = complished with his usual ruthless 44 promptly p oieed 0 en B Menday and Tuesday Only r First, he had Lavrenti Beria | And, as for his poor table man- g + executed, “Then, he had Georgi |ners, it gives Khrushchev stock. Doz. $, 66 a Malenkov demoted. Next, he had [He rarely. fails to remind them @ " Stalin himself desanctified. The that he once worked as a plumber. & a final step was the purge of Mal- ' enkov, Molotov and the other tat- . bsnl gaa . Lge = tored remmants of Stalinism. = “tor one en. = Through all this, of course, the - diapers. e pen By ly le he i CTT elle sistance of his ‘‘stooge,” Premier ; Nikolai Bulganin. It was Bulganin Ba who furnished him with army sup- port during the crucial power and T Only struggle of 1955. . But “Khrush” proved long ago! that he was able to take care of himself. On many occasions, he has bounced back from tactical D WORTH 89 mistakes that could have proved Choice of plisse, fatal. i twills, prints for boys and girls. 3 Most of these blunders were of to 8. Gane peel ar Welley ott ees TT TTtttiit tii than they can chew, This is a sna Che COUPON m Steal $482 in Property 2 Monday and Tuesday Only © From Holly Area Home | bodies. Blouses = = Thieves yesterday made off with a . a $182 television set and other prop- | - erty valued at more than $300 from! a . the Holly Township home of Zack : a Pwell at 2403 W. Mat Rd. = " ] Roper; wow Fe pemelg detec- . a the TV ext, a suit valved at $105, TRAVEL LIGHT TTT itis worth s, quarts of! TRAVEL motor oil, and_other miscellaneous | 2 mm equipment was. taken from his’ ‘Turn your cottons into * | gt home sometime between 8:30 perfect trevelere Piber-Tone : Boe me Monday and Tuesday Only cleaning that cleans end re-sizes for Ha LADIES -BRAS x ak : Er gi 4 ¥ 2) ieee. od a goed ee ee Pt en dee ee pee ae Bad Saini * a % " t, A oak 7 4 oy er, SP eG ae ? vf: * Be ee ah ay ivge pa le ee alt ele! aoe a tt 7 : eh errr wry sae } ode | ‘ : / i fo} J ; : ; zp Sey i : : i i ‘oa { i | f a cy ; M4 } : / a fe ij : U : hres j Ai A Tg) : 2 i ; : : j : if ne ee a hie foN ie eee: a Be THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JULY 8, 1957 cut he ise Rally | Motoring Hints [Stocks Moving | } 2 \ 4g sn naira «DO0SIS Wheat | Across Nation |Above Peaks alt ' ’ . : : as Mis §o j é $ children Boston,| CHICAGO (AP)—A somewhat un- ~e NEW YORK @ — The stock many wearing braces, have rally pushed wheat futures USE HEADLIGHTS market moved higher early today a5 6 Ses Se Oe money|prices ahead more than a cent in| Motorists are advised to turn on|in moderate trading. haymy~ their build-|some cases today on the board of|their headlights, not parking lights, Key stocks rose from fractions owe en UE RR BE Ee s your ra ’ leveled in a spectacular $65,000\in the overnight news to cause/bility but will help the other mo-|the pace fell off a bit. The market fire early yesterday. strength in wheat. Buying was con-/torists see you. 0.1 average was hudging above its x + % sidered partly a technical reaction “ © & 1957 highs with the industrials at a a ae ie Get eet a 5 i . * and carried or led the youngsters|new style wheat was 1% to 2%lyinte nomen me te be ton ime Prospects for an upturn in steel from adjacent cabins, The young-| higher, July $2.11%, cor was ‘élious to pass on the highway, The|production and of further cutbacks Me gene peg eins a Laan = % ot den, oe paw pong t aden relenn 2 r “were! gilli fa sate at ry fi years ‘ : were % to her, | j|include: mechanical barn pas | Fire fighters from South Royal-|6T%; rye was 1% to two ate ee eee : ers, manure loaders, forage har-|*9". Royalston Center and Athol higher, July $1.25%; soybeans were lane of traffic to pass another car.| american Ss hed he | ee 8 et oe vesters, forage blowers, self-tying|**#™ed to keep flames from)% to 1% higher, July $2.39%; and + 4.. * uesctt of Wall Street | letté husband of Bestrice Boney: : pickup balers, power driven stalk|soreeding | to the | nearby mainjlard was three cents a hundred TOO CLOSE eee el neteea Stk Saws Senta on Sanus ot oan post hold ion hall Seti iaunataree wees hee i . ee oe vead the lhoenes| "ne © potas ite By tne Dosen Sonne Po é ) can neral ; ee we over: hay| poorched, eS Se by a number of the car ahead while| Other gainers in about the one-| © ae eae und level teal ening pace] Ow |’. Grain Prices eet ahedien are sedge dhmwsyrr af wR A prs: ea Wis seat ' speed is following too close. Fail-|Nickel, Douglas Aircraft, Good- Bituer: dear father of Mra. Donne id 35 ecbline eee ee aiank tere oe Ph gu Meteag CHICAGO GRAIX Ss on eeiataia 2. Sale Goemce Ne aves, ANet O righi, Mrs. Manel Poulson, Mrs. — prepared|are hospitalized most ‘| CHICAGO, July 5 (AP vehicle abead is one * Kowies snd’ Yernon, Butler ‘oe feed naps total oti, ain me ther ek pongo Wheat (new) Bee noenness 1iy|the top ten causes of highway: ac- sus een ‘EB brother ot Mi freak q : ; prepared feeds to cut costs by|Spending money as a find to re-|3*? veveees 213% Sigg cidents. eee ors : melee yee ade Butler iver service oR LI s-ser7 10 -en increasing yields and speeding |>uild the recreational building. MBF sensers 2.19% Sep .....+.. 4% WEATHER CHANGE firm. Chemicals and leading rails erat: Rider Clayton ith growth. In 1930 it took 15 pounds a veeeee SI ER vonseese ial were on the Kaiser officiating - MICHIGAN FIRST AID the fight against increasing costs|0f feed and 15 weeks to produce Mf yes 138% Mag as] A change in the weather usually | Were mainly _ "vill lie, in wtate st the Invalid Needs —~ Sichroom Supplies | —and methods and re-\@ three pound chicken, Now 7%. ove fo NIOW | Re oS et |g, MES ees bs Ocivig e— eo ce had "| _Sparks-Griffin Puneral Home. 1621 s. w Osk ‘search raise yields pounds and 9 weeks do the frick.| ‘ ; F sees . 133% a. .3... 13.72 and an increase in accidents. Be Some specialists did well New- : L. 21603 3 esse he geet Then a hen ate 50 pounds af teed hinase Red Rule? May c-crsee 138% Oct 2.0... 13-89 oop ergy acaba Ae gar baat agg dagen dy aloe gee “Beiston tr. Souint , ; Doors North of 10 Mile oS leg esc. pee during these weather changes.|Zenith more . technology make ine 3 : oe oy x * * Rubber a point or so. ion ‘brother of, Min Reber’ Their magazines TAIPEI @ — The official Chi- : ' INTERSECTIONS Smaller gains were made by! Gay at ii am, irom the : nese Nationalist Central -News in Wide Searc Accidents involving pedestrians Schenley, Chesapeake & Ohio, Dow Baliey Funeral, Home. 183 Agency reported today that uni- > " |account for one-third of the tratfic\Chemical, American Cyanamid,| _ Cemetery. ; ! versity students in different parts {or Society Woman deaths in the nation each year. Of) United Aircraft, Goodrich, Ameri- JOLY 6. teet, Mme, BEA of mainland China have started a __ |these, about one-third of the pedes-|can Telephone and International rice Ch. Bat Dr., White No Contract movement to overthrow the Chi- trian-auto accidents occur at in-|Paper. Phelps Dodge and U.S.| /s* te : see hi: be. nese Communist regime. j CHICAGO (INS)—A nation wide tersections. Gypsum were off slightly. a o. Morris Cassadaan Necessary © [wt toting ww Se cane: 4 aaa seeed scl St OTE Camas, tobts come § gi eck arenaons cre otiee fender few : ; report, which y woman ERA serv Call Today eS ee for Fire Rescue |i, Hong’ Kong dateline. ‘The|"b® has been missing since June| 44 Munsee (Compttod by The dusetjated Proce) | ino wal Be Bold Teceter, Sa & : sell to mines, coke processors,| o ss .,| agency did not give the source of|2° When she left her home saying The Nationa] Safety Council says Indust Rails Btocks - Bird Truneral Meme. with | Rev, 7 ae * "| OMAHA ® — “My wife didn’t! the —" she to to virtually every traffic accident ig /Previous day ....277.3 1264 186.4 Maurice Dirette Inter- G Oil Co. chemical plants, and ofl fields. To-| & : report, but it claims to. have intended to drive to Florida. Week ago ....... 260.8 168 148 4 ment in Cemetery. Mre. regory aay tale jeven seem "" said. Jess\ private contacts in Red Chi Servants at her Chicago home| ‘he Fesult of some violation. Fail-|soatn ego shee 260.7 123.5 ies in Currie wil ie tn state at the 94 East Walton Bivd. [is likely to be a farmer of the “maine. §%, after he had carried! Students at Fuh Tan University, |t6ld police that Mrs, Ernest R.|W© t0 signal, a minor infraction, [Oy ige ‘-""""om3 int 9 ime] Milled Pt FE 5-6141 lieviented ‘ who bays as is Syearcld semi-invalid wife!in Shanghai, have der led the|Graham, 73, a former opera sing-|"* "sted among the top ten causes/ 1967 Jew esboeees mes 184 123 109) imuch as 150 miles of pipe at a0 Safety from their Darniné resignation of Communist boss &. Was on her way to visit a a apg 4 008 low wcorcs ded toed gee tLe Oilese Se age 46: beloved. wile ith for -exampie, |e mem . ‘Mao Tze-tung, the son at Vero Beach, Fila. Soot SS ee a me, The pipes rosea I carried ber from the bed to Fo acre Mogens the soa, William | , TW40HT DANGEROUS DETROIT sTOcKs o Jean’ Young, Gear st fand tossed her out on the fire es.|cleveland Bomb Scare Graham, 41, said he had seen or vcd ttady of secidents reveals tWh | ycasy sitar eeinel Soot Sutane ve stabi » Siusabein Cheers "and i jeape,” he continued. “‘All she sald Grounds Detroit Pla heard nothing of his mother and t hours are especially danger-) : High Low Noon service wil be held, Toesday.3 Lwas ‘You should have waited for N@ | he expressed fear she may have (US for motorists and pedestrians! ruen mice. & Routp. coe 21 21| §. 81 3pm. trom the wilham & me to dress.’ ” CLEVELAND @ — Flight 303 of| ™*t With am accident or “foul alte. Both sre sdviesd 1 be Go pore ees Co S| alee eee Inter. : } suffered only minor /Northwest Orient Airlines, with 36| M7" —- So oe way 18/0. L. Olt & Chem. Co”: 4434) | Gar wit vit Gena i To BUY or SELL jburns and his wife was treated atipassengers aboard, was’ delayed| Graham said she had a habit of | [eainguing M. Fred. Co? = 84 10 tae & Daves leert ages one : a hospital for bruises and re-'more than two hours today when aiPicking up hitchhikers although Rudy C8....s.sss- 188 18 ise poorer ping _ REAL ESTATE : male voice told a telephone op-|members of her family often had/DOSQMAN p hter Telnde Belem Co. -.--108 125 154) AGIES Zae ei; betoved intent oon ee toe = ‘a a 62, found bY\erator “There's a bomb on 30%.”|cautioned her against it. 4 *Mo sale; bid and ssked. ayer service as bi Fey Representing apartment ak prepa That was a few minutes before’ The Hlinois license number ot M t Aff 5Y y st the ‘William P. Davis }maine’s, was dead On arrival at ajthe craft, westbound from Wash-|het cobalt blue Cadillac has been) Cel Aller J Tears N j Brief Onk il Concelery. Funeral a | Bateman & Kampsen Realty hospital, Her husband, Bert Clow-lington via, Pittsburgh, Cleveland | AY tod toca law enforcement aie Maat pas ews in Bevis Funeral” Home . 40528 é 3-$021 . call was traced to a pay telephone |*ticers have been alerted to the/had a tearful reunion today with . sa Ges’ sn In Memoriam 2 The Fire department arson in-\booth at Municipal Airport, Pas-|°@5¢ from Chicago to Florida. her daughter Jenny Ann Lind-| fined A ner wasn a gy! Ai Roce cme 5 vestigator,, Dan Miulcahey, said sengers and baggage were re-|, Graham said there had been no|strom — their first meeting since Se of 3 ee E See a = ' , , |the fire broke out in the Clowser|moved while the plané was isolat-\'ead ®8 to her whereabouts al-|1951 cumnoved the hinge’ baits Seen the], iit'eete tes id tan, COMPLETE OPTI apartment, apparently from a cig-ed and searched, Nothing was|tt0Ugh the alarm has been out 1.0 9 the]. Mot ead te us whe ibved him, almost a week. met aboard the liner Screens. on the basement window fe Mens ee in Spemeery, NO APPOINTMENT 3 , ‘found. “ land entered through an unlocked! And will forever more. : that brought 19-yearold Jenny/|~. ; ‘wit, NECESSARY | Ss ish Ship Cisne Ann from Stockholm. crane Saturday, Pontiac Police vie . ‘ Z : | se . wed : ’ & 2 « Eee — ‘ HOME OWN ERS! Sinks Off Brazil Coast Miss — went on the| Marry W. Krause, $62 E, Tenny- | , es _ . |plane at Le Bourget after all the| son St., told Pontiac police Satur | Ask us about: nRID,DE JANEIRO oT ter paaengers had ie "Jemn| ny two sts ofall ib td |Swedish passenger-cargo } The NEW type of home owners’ insurpnce. All your Ppiata burned and sank “a es gy ene aperedthe' pinto. — | bags. Veen at Sie ane policies in one with only one expiration date! central Brazilian coast yesterday./daughter emerged and burst into|after the rear door was forced FIRE — WIND — THEFT — LIABILITY — ETC. [12 Dumeneas ond crewmen were/amiles. However, smudged make-jopen Wednesday evening. d safely. ju reddened showed that : DWELLING AND FURNISHINGS | The 7,314-ton ship is owned by|both hed been crying. Thieves entered the home of Lee SAVE UP TQ 25% — ‘the Johnson Line of Stockholm.) Jenny Ann has been visiting re- Wilson, of 436 Branch St., Satur- See Call MAYNARD JOHNSON GENERAL INSURANCE ; 807. Community National Bank Phone FE 4-4523 | Officials in Salvador said they, ke \Wants Fast Completion idid not know how many people; Miss ; Bergman returned to the 4 s jaipe sheen bat that all had | been French capi lastnight after * of Detroit-Brighton Road razit j ‘hurried visit to r Syear-old ETROIT H—J Mackie ae te ana of daughter, Isabella Rossellini, whol new state, highway. commissioner; ____junderwent an operation for @P- wants to open the long-delayed De- prendicitis in Romie. It was feared|troit.to-Brighton Expressway with- ithe child had developed peritoni- in a month. tis, but the actress said she now + + ¢€ {was recovering rapidly. He issued an order Saturday di- Heads Fruehauf Unit method of hurrying up completion : of the 20-mile stretch of divided NEW YORK (#)—Alex S. Aronyos| superhighway. -* : ; today was named president of x 2 *8 Fruehauf International Ltd., .a| The expressway, designed to wholly owned subsidiary of Frue-|divert traffic from Grand River hauf Trailer Co. The arinounce-|between Farmington and Brighton, Pas 5 ’ ‘ : Closeout to Make Room for ‘58 Models oe enone by Pay Frue- nd —s | ae >, | A TERRIFIC BUY WHILE QUANTITY LASTS ff ester "ss atecce'c teint tack of wee for coms operations for the parent company.|of three bridges. (Advertisement) (Advertisement) — New 1957 Imperial Model : « | Executive Position Available | FRIGIDAIRE WASHER DIRECTOR of PUBLIC WORKS formed Department of Public Works. Applicants should be Save $130 on this great washer as we close them out to make room for ‘58 miodels. Feature : packed plus lifetime porcelain _ finish. Free delivery, installation and service. 90 days same as -tomh. FOR APPLICATION AND INFORMATION, CONTACT: HILAND M, THATCHER, SECRETARY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS OAKLAND COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING 1 LAFAYETTE STREET PONTIAC 15, MICHIGAN. FE 3-7151 ROOFING “Applied ot ee thes. Pressere | Deluxe Pair: WASHER ond DRYER, $/1 g°C4\90 — soBmoNAL a REGULAR $679.90 VALUE “469 _ “or"voun® NO MONEY DOWN / REE DELIVERY! _ FREE INSTALLATION! oF aM Bees Mel ic) ae BOMTIAC, - | Wade CC ae te § Sheldon Roof S} | tel ea the Sale 51 West Huron St, a tata . , : ; Y : Poor ; . i \ aT Y i : f ex i ‘ Fi I Mi; ‘ \ ae ‘ ‘ . i ; ‘ A r | | ‘ y ey i i * i i \ ‘a \ F, ¥ t ‘ f 4 ' ? j ; / +t A j Pe . | CORES ae ee GS) Se ee ey ee Pies Fe eo rae J id ¥e gsi oat : Reg } ‘ re Sheree pdb : : lew j i wv Mbe eobin te ee Se pay Bs f | ee) of \ is. ; Pie | 4 ae fee. ee cg sis Re = Jake pep | f Ss ee, The Civil Defense program is 4 fairly new project in Waterford Township and the police protection plan will probably be patterned after nearby White Lake Town- ship, Johnson said. All applications for police work will be sereened, Johnson added, and-the Michigan State police have indicated they will train the men gee a who are selected. “No, you just had an ice cream cone.” ee 3 ena . : ge eehameapecats 2 _ by Franklin Folger/DONALD DUCK = * oy) te PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1057 4 ae : Ke i Bal Si rie Ay ws BOARDING HOUSE THE ORDINARY STIFFER YEP/ errereery WODLD 60 TO TEN UM-HAW/ HOW BLESSED THE 6LEEP AND HIS && MINDTES TRANQUIL PEACE OF THE MURMUR- ING FOREST, WITH THE EAR Galan ences Pome ATTUNED 10 SWEET BIRD Min arte oh A eee JARRING DISCORD OF THE @f coeTUNE NEVER Ff WILL WAET CITY WITH ITS FIGHT FoR HAS CALLED A A HIM BACK | PELF AND FAME 2+ WRONG 5 IGNAL JA TO SHORES SONE,I COULD OR LIM / | WRITEA _| NNET! ~4 Sis ‘ - an A ® mine Ans, ae N Gi ) ae -, an “ ‘Gy —2 —— = * ~ a \ — | : * 4, \ \ S FEW FISH Ops ann > NAALL SUMP INTO “os Sa! \ : E RAFT TOO= 7-8 \,% Ne K Arena OUT OUR WAY DON’T LOOK NOW, MR. COMEDIAN, BUT I'M UP HERE! 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