et ee
Civil Service Commission Meets
- Mall Complaints,
Rules for Police The Pontiac Civil Service Commission met privately yesterday to.discuss rules
and to for the police department
“Chairman Theodore’ Carlson felt that some of the Residents Lose
Battle to Block
Railroad Yard Judge Says City Zoning
' Ordinance Does Not
Prohibit Construction
Nine Pontiac residents!
block construction of a
Grand Trunk Railroad
violations of the state Civil
Service Act and are still
going on, such as refusing
to grant raises to certain
officers. —
“We will have a new set of rules 15:Persons Safe
After Explosion One Presumed Dead
as Blast Rips, Airliner
Over California Qesert
(by tha. city and railroad, which in-
cludes the sale of city: prop-
erty on switchyard site, west switchyard in Pontiac’s
northside
Hartrick this morning dis-
an injunction against the have lost their fight to)
Circuit Judge George B.|
missed their petition for|’ : in
railroad and the city. The
residents, all of whom live
in the page of the pro-
posed yard, | sought an
injunction on the
that the switchy would
be a neighborhood nui-
sance.in violation of zon-
‘Probably Seeking Arms
Syrians in Moscow,
MOSCOW {INS)—A Syrian mili-
tary delegation was in Moscow to-
day presumably to negotiate for
additional Soviet arms.
The delegation, headed by Syrian
Defense Minister Khalid Al-Azm)
and Army Chief of Staff Tewfig)
Nizam Al-Din, was met at the air-| « "Zhukov, Soviet defense minister. , port lgst night by Marshal Georgi
: On Waterford Sewer Job
Pumps Battle Quicksand There are 160 of these points
inow in use, 24 hours a day, at the
trouble spot, and Rodenbough said
that they would continue pumping
until the sewer line can be laid on
a dry foundation, By REBA HEINTZELMAN
(Of Our Waterford Bureau) fort to remove the excess water.
Two big deisel pumps are con-/
nected to pipe fittings resembling
well points. These are driven into
the ground then the pumps suck
the the sand. water out of
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Your Knowledge
of Summer Here
Can Help Win $200
Henry, currently awaiting exam-
ination on a charge of assault and
battery against a police officer
who was preparing to tow his
car away, is a major collector of
- Itraffic tickets, all growing out of
~ this parking habits.
violation tickets outstanding
against Henry dating back to 1953:
a 3 1953, parkin
April 24, 1983," t ‘jauto.
April 37. 1963 parking im alley.
hang 14, 1957, pagking in “ne patking” zone
shows that he paid up 27 other 4
-
It's just a coverup. * * * NEW AT CITY HOSPITAL — A striking feature on the
West Huron side of the General Hospital addition is this
green front on an area which will house ad-
ministrative when the. wing is completed next summer.
According to Robert , supervisor for the architectural firm,
» ;
Profits Slightly Lower \.
August's sizzling mercury
Pontiac Attorney Milton R.
There are 17 unpaid parking
Maroh 4, 1954, expired meter,
rk: in alley,
taxi stand,
a door with
April 29,
Aug. 7, 1096, expired meter. ane. 14, 10956, parking in “no*parking”
2.
Henry's traffic record also
General Motors Increases
Sales in First Half NEW YORK (#—General Motors Corp. in
|, This 4s disclosed in the big auto builder's ‘report for the first six months of 1957. =
) from $5,869,000,000 in the first
$5,914,000,000 in the recent half-| : sales
six months of 1956
year period.
But unit sales of the company’s U. S.-built cars and
trucks, traditionally the biggest source of ‘profits, de-|
clined 11 per cent. Includ-’
ed in this group are GM’s
For the three months ended
June 30 GM reported net income
of $220,000,000 or 78 cents a share Grace
on sales of $2,837,000,000. This
compared with $221,000,000 or 79
cents a share on sales of $2,840,-
ployes on its payroll.
General Motors, in. the first six
months this year, had fewer em-
pooyes on tts payroll,
GM's total employment in the
April-May-June quarter dipped to 339,056 from 363,073 a year ago. to
‘ed meter. Sie a8” was, ‘porting te alley The report stressed that the re-
ly Fagg ge ard gee 3 cent first-half sales total of $5,-
April 4 1654, parking in “no park- maicge ed was higher than in any
ing” Zon first-half year except 1955, when Bept. ; ter. .
April i toss, ‘Sones "pater a total of $6,513,000,000 was re- Feb. 15, 1966, expired meter. corded. ‘
Ss 1966, par in “no park- #
Fair, Warm Weather
for Pontiac Tomorrow The weather outlook for this area tonight is fair and warmer wi
+ we
vd | |Want Violations
{Tried of Voting Section
posed j
Tne trial
wae anllel pardon the
Sales Resistance
NEW YORK #®—The major tel-
evision networks were reported to-
Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile, Wager Prince
Pontiac and aac Will Announce models. . a
The net result was a 44 per(@race Expects
ee ol ae oe the temperature, The e e er ~ MONTE. CARLO (INS)—Al
exact moment are all we're in- |Miijlion dollars in the first six| cambling is not going on over the
terested in. Deadline for this of 1956 to 481 millions. in) bies at the Monte Carlo Casine
weather derby is 5:30 p.m., jthe half of 1957. heen dng?
Wednesday, ed —< — Profit for the recent six months a +. oe
must-be in ss 0 °
ffiailed or delivered -in person, fo nami i pce - — ager pores
at that time. Only one entry per ioe ieutal-ane tlle setae
aemeee that Princess Grace's second baby a Ss is well on the way.
R rd: Ever since the royal couple
t from’ Switzerland, where they
P * are vacationing, gossips have
been in full bloom at cocktail
44 Violations areata ot, - FOREIGN CARs SET PACE * Milton Henry Pays for whiny cary. i ye cinee Sends, who ag the
27 Tickets; Still Has ciuding ge Vauxhal and the wag saves mate nel tal nei oe
le German Opel) smashed all prior)iooked happier. They noted the 17 to Be Settled bene
“is expecting” will be made,
Carry Kan’t Sleap Signs , {to win unrestricted
leges at Pontiac Gene}
They seek a writ of Hospital.
enforcing rules which they
“deprive them of the righ 0 p:
ice their profestion Tfretiy in a
lic city hospital.”
Named as defendants in the
suit were the city of Pontiac, the
hospital, the 165-member medi-
eal staff, the executive and cre-
dentials of the staff,
and the Board of Trustees
The same six doctots in March
the suit in April when the trustees
agreed to appoint a comittee to
investigate greviances.
CLAIMS NO ANSWER
City. Commissioner and Dr. Roy
V. Cooley, one of the six plaintiffs,
said proper procedures for filing
grievances were followed. But we
never received the courtesy of an
answer that said they were either
— considered,” he
Dr, C, T. Ekelund, head of the
credentials committee, Dr, Arnold
L. Brown, chief of staff, and Ed-
ward P, Barrett, chairman of the
city to file briefs %
(Continued Bomyalng SP oe privi-
ibition
to stop hospital authorities from
“jical Co. Tests
of the 14th Amendment.”
But both Anderson and
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2
Believe Control Found
for Parasite Lamphrey
DETROIT {INS) — The United
States Fish and Wildlife Service | | i fre
Dow
r¥e dicated it kills the
i
in Today's Press es and a few crowded inland lakes,
southern. Michigan is beachless.
That is where the conservation de-
partment is going to build the
new lakes.
: Included in the plans for Oak-
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ob 4 State Planning 8 Artificial Lakes,
5 to Be in Oakland County Area
at
A iil i NM MR ORIN, no ia i,
xty-two summer graduates of
we High School will receive
plomas tomorrow night dur-
exercises be-
the summer class
will be Dr. Ted Ward, resident co-
- ordinator of the Michigan State ©
University Teacher Education Cen-
of at 'U, will speak
on “Living in a World of Ideas.”
‘He will be introduced by Glenn
Hi. Griffin, president of the Board
of Education. :
Diplomas will be awarded by
Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, superin-
tendent of schools, after Francis
- W. Staley, principal of Pontiac
High, introduces the graduates.
R. Dean Perkio will speak brief-
‘High Grads
and from the Florida Institute,
He lives in Pontiac at 217 Oneida
Residents Disike
Proposed Drain
Object to Plan to Stop)
Flooding in Whitfield
Estate Subdivision
Residents living in the Maceday|
Lake area of Waterford: Township
are protesting the proposed drain-
age plan to relieve flooding in the
Whitfield Estate subdivision, ac'can create a commission which
cording to Supervisor Elmer John'can study the problems and re-
son, :
Johnson said he had been receiv-|
ing telephone calls from somejto law new and drastic enforce-
Maceday area residents, who feel ment procedures to cover a wide
. that if the excess water from thejvariety of vaguely defined, so-
subdivision is dumped into the!
lake, it will bring mud and debris
into the lake.
After the heavy July 4 rains,
Whitfield Estates residents had
flood conditions ‘at the end of
Homestead drive, and asked the
township board to help solve. the
problem.
The engineering firm of Johnson) 4
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ot the! «creed See oadiinu he oe | to . chil ‘te use : Ae 4 Ea
Farmers Home Administration cit- Mp Representatives Birming-}
ing the counties eligible for special Gates - ham “Y’ Men’s Club at the 28th ihe -— ae Ye : Ss si “ageamios >
crop loans, oy linternational ‘convention ‘of Y’siR.g | - j “@ Vase ae bi
“Of the 15,090 acres of wheat in Men at Toronto will be Gerald BY i me liG iS +
gremmaet Mrs, Carl Pelton} i no ae Bd ou Owe OeRn ayewe es = per ee poo . 1) Lacking will be accompanied (BY 1@ Plain Whites @ Short Sleeves @ 2-Way Collars fy : | by: his wile during the July 22-4 @ Solid Pastels. @ Sanforized @ Color Fast *
manager of the Oakland County Aug, 1 conference, Mote than | Gay Plaids” @ Non-Skene © : ;
| Agricultural Stabilization and | } y 1,000 delegates trom 37 foreign [Ee o @ Non-Shrink — @ FIRST Quality
| Coomgreammbapae, logge oye d Schoey a coroner teen * Guaranteed $2 Quality ft
ens ceed Former City Resident) ious plenary and discussion [Bi Re as oe ee *
a. “considerable crop damage Dies in Flint Hospital; ‘Among the most important topics Bg i : > |
w throughout the county.” Funeral Saturday will be the pending Civil Rights bP ba
eroliniem thc: sO Wheat was hit the hardest al-) Bill now before United States Con-/B¥ *
though the heavy and steady rains — | gress, : i Mrs. Ethel Pelton, widow of the ie %
hampered the corn crops since it) 4 Pontion pane ;
New Battle Looms - |has begun to grow before it should, 1. Horney! Birmingham real estate men at/ba *
on Civil Rights Bill Pook ai the proposed FHA! ita. pokey wt panicnt on Gestape, Onn Peal >
loans would allow farmers to re- * * * estate man said that they were|—a ;*
(Continued From Page One) [ceive loans at a low interest. A past president and ‘charter|joining what appears to be a grow-/h .
said the adoption of their amend- He indicated several weeks ago |member of the Pontiac Tuesday|ing trend in the business. | + vps ‘
ment increased the chances of| Oakland County had not been in- |Musicale, Mrs, Pelton had been x 4&2? | +e : *
passing a civil rights bill and| cluded im the federally-named |active in the Bloomfield Highlands) He said that with more and more a BUY NOW : *
lessened the possibility that South-| disaster areas. = Branch of the American Red Cross|types of business being closed on | OW — Stock Up for Years to Come!
erm senators try to fili- “oT feel it the service becomes|Pefore moving to Flushing several /Sundays, real estate brokers are of ig Mostly pastels and solid whites with over 200 fancy patterns. . . [elf
buster it to death. available. Oakland County should|¥*@"s #89. . the opinion that their patrons can |B" woven . linen-like cottons, fine broadcioths . . . wear for sport or BG
Just before the vote, Johnson!}. incuded,” Cook said. ‘= 8 ibe served as well through pe - + « full cut and well made... . *
told the Senate that the outcome) (ther counties listed in Williams’ She was a life member of the Wlar work week. — pce gp ey wage dag 47-3 *
might determine “whether we proposal were: Clinton, Shiawas- First Congregational Church and ‘, —_—_— .. : mg Quanty, :
jhave a bill or no- Dill.” see, Midland, Isabella, Saginaw,|® past president and charter mem- Stephen M. Velkoff, 2355 Chel- ii c Sele! Plaids and Patterns bo
s 8-8 Genesee, Gratiot, Livingston, Bay,|ber of the Jury Club. yates Ave., Pontiac, a t ny
“The issue is simple,” he said.|/Ingham, Huron, Sanilac and Tus S Sh ris 5
“We can write an adequate bill/cola. jie sk san. dle Geos — is attending the an sparing _ port ] 4
tp-saliguard the Pk to see. 0 dein snd, Beth Oellien AB |rcan, teachers’ being held af ee, ; s ° matics being at BY Compass We ae %
Residents Lose Fight!‘ [Michigan State $1.0 Quetity Lt
- ‘turn to us with recommendations. : —— = her a > eo we + Senostind cotton in Cc 4
“Or we can attempt to write in- . Robert L. Campbell The institute, sponsored Stripes, geometric
rie and Robert L. Campbell 11;|sience Foundation, is a six-week wae etliems Sines a A +
; (Continued From Page One) and a sister, Mrs. George A. Sut-\nrogram featuring courses in B to 16. : a ‘ *
OA stching yr ditferent view was/®, Tessonable and factual violation)" °F POMS a ee ae \Z it s y e view : ;
‘\expressed by opponents of re gh Lippe nng ange Serviene will Vo at ¢ pak. Sotertec uses abemrons to octane taal * Le Ni, ‘ {{® >
Anderson-Aiken amendment. ‘ ae ve Boy A pry be ek from the Brace-Smith Funeral egates have come from several BY A oP: v p+
*..& &@ said. “Tt cannot be said there wasitome with the Rev. Malcolm K-istates and Puerto Rico | 4 4 BROTHERS | [+
Sen. Potter (R-Mich) said its ef-|s wiitul neglect of that duty or that|Surton officiating. Burial will fol nae a he ROTAERS 3 .
fect was to “sweep under the rug Cemet William T. Grant, 48, 1%6 5 ”
the entire category of individual] sn’ tee al cent cae Jewel, Ferndale, was te a MMR MMMMMEMMREMEOM A,
civil rights guaranteed by the poy dead on arrival at St. Joseph ¥¥¥ NH HY YY pe in ee nn en a on en a
and Anderson presented plans foF 1.1.4 the amendment had “‘the} a drain from the subdivision to the)
lake, at Monday. nights’ board
meeting.
Supervisor Johnson told inquir;
ing lake property owners that the)
plans were only being studied, and
as yet no action has been taken to)
drain -the water into Maceday
Lake,
|
atner
“By EB. 4. SIMs.
Why did
cause so many casualties on the|
Gulf Coast recently? Is the weath-| not be affected. It is fixed by the
er bureau abie to track the course Constitution.
of these storms fairly accurately |
“S today? \SB, tre com Continue Search
ather bureau, a frequent oc-
in- hurricane crises, y
to hush up the wrong
guesses mide by the bureau.
At Camexon, La., where the
hurricane pQshed water into
homes several{feet deep before
daylight 27th Jui, the people had
been told that the2hurricane would
not strike until afternoon of
the 27th, They wentfo
ing they had plentysof time to
evacuate the town next day.
Several of the lesson. learned
from the behavior of Audrey will
be discussed in tomorrows re-
lease. e
%
The Weather
Constitution.”
leffect of nullifying the historic
|Supreme Court decision desegre-
‘gating public schools.”’
against the Anderson-Aiken amend-
ment.
jing rights in the administration’s
icivil rights bill, sai today he will
introduce an amendment to reduce
Congressional _ representation of
istates which deny any citizens the
‘right to vote.
\House members to be cut would be
determined after each election by
'a joint. Congressional conimittee.
|The recommendations of this com-
imittee would be subject to rejec-|
Hurricane Audrey 'tion by Congress, he added.
search continued today for a
bed think- |‘
brutal slaying of a truck driver
and two women.
‘tinued their questioning of a 48-
year-old California man, but ex-
pressed doubt he was the killer,
bad said Jack Smith, San Diego,
Calif., would be kept in custody
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Fall 0.5, Weather Bureau Report
PONTIAC OND VIC
warmer today through temorrow. Lew!
tentght near %. High tomerrow near 85.
Light: variable winds becoming south-
westerly at 10 to 12 miles an hour tomor-
row.
Today in Pontiac
8 Lowest. temperature preceding @ &.m.:
At 8 a.m: Wind Calm
Sun sets Thursday at 7:59 p.m
Bun rises Saturday at 5:18 a.m
Moon sete Thursday at 6:34 p.m.
Moon rises Friday at 4:46 a.m.
Dewntown Temperatures
re | 1 a&.m....
Wednesday in Pontiac
fas record downtown)
Spo temperature «..... ey: |
bi SOMIPOTAtUTE 66. nese eewcnenes BB)
m temperature .....+.. iv, 685
‘Weather—Fair
Peers eee so
eee e et eee
and 4 Temperatures /
in 85 Years
\ i mm 1959
Wednesday's Temperature Chart
73, 55 Los Angeles 66
. #1 61 ooeh ae sigg 70
“there for 1 to 30 days on a vag-
VICINITY — Fair and? oncy charge “and we may still
rim him out to the scene of the
kiltings.”’
iCaris'
|Barbara&Lemmons and Mrs. Dor-
othy Gibgon, both 23, of Hobbs,
were foufid riddled with bullets
early Tuesday.
| Officers said the
women. 29_miles from where the
jbody of the truck driver was found
and killed them.
| Sheriff Jewell McAdoo of Lea
County, where the killings took
place,
had stopped to help the two wom- en on U.S. 180 about 36 miles west date to 37,811. Total Garden At-
lof here.
ress in a Carlsbad cafe,
“positively identified.
the man who had followed the two
women from the cafe where she’
works shortly before. they were
found. dead. 7S
?\been a patient at. a. mental
2\pital in San ‘Bernardino, Calif., in 1)
| Similar f6 one seen néar the death
4 te ote ie to
a
f\scene, Martin aid Smith denied|fis slever owning 2 gin. a... Sen. McNamara {(D-Mich) pro-
McNamara and Potter both voted
McNamara, trying to bolster vot-
McNamara said the number of
The number of senators would
or ‘Mad Killer’ Question Californian
in Slaying of 2 Women,
Truck Driver
HOBBS, N.M, (®—A statewide
‘madman killer’ wanted. for the
Officers in Carlsbad, N.M., con-
Sheriff Hartsil] Martin of Carlis-
Tha&bodies of J. D. Cantrell, 27,
truck driver, and Mrs.
killer had
said Cantrell apparently
e 8 #6.
Mrs, Mary Trevino, 27, a wait
yesterday
Smith as
Carlsbad officers said Smith
A,
Smith\.was driving “& 1950 car
vs
expansion
depreciati
for Christ”
day for
card. ;
tionary measures as agreed to by
the railroad.”
The decision contended that
none of the public hazards in the
city zoning ordinance were wul-
ances in themselves in connec:
tion with the railroad, The alle-
gations of nuisances are in
nature of conjecture rather than
factual, the decision said.
It was further observed that the
mere apprehension that a nuisance
might be created did not authorize
the issuance of an injunction,
Judge Hartrick said, in his opin-
ion, that he had viewed the area
under dispute.
The homes of the residents, the
decision said, are “seemingly de-
industrial ? upon the
health of the city, and the pro
ot the yard is
essential to this: condition,
“Any diminution of facilities for
adjacent industria) plants or their
. +. would have a more
ng influence upon the
homes in the area than the estab-
lishment of a yard,” the decision
said.
The decision, in dismissing . the
suit, concluded that the City Com-
mission had taken every precau-
tion to avoid the establishment of
a nuisance and that the switch-
yard’s location next to the belt line
in the industrial area could have
been long foreseen as a probable
contingency. ’
Small Crowds
at Graham Rally
‘Normal Delay’
NEW YORK (INS) — Dwindling!
attendance at the Madison Square
Garden fallies of Billy Graham's
crusade to “bring God to New
York” was blamed today on the
“normal delay’ between planning
for the crusade’s extension and its)
announcement,
“Tt doesn’t discourage me in the
least,” said Graham, who last night
preached to 14,500 — only 1,000
more than the smallest crowd since
the drive opened May 16.
“The decision to extend the re-
vival only last Friday didn’t
leave enough time to spread the
word to get new
Graham's subject last night dealt
with the evils of self-righteousness
and pride.
At Grahamis call 349 persons
came forward to make ‘decisions
boosting the total to
Alexander T. Bermudez, 23, of], ’
409 W. Palmer St., Detroit, whs|erord id
bound over'to Circuit Court. yester-|
the illegal use of a credit Relief for Floods Williams Asks Benson
to Give State Special
Crop Loans
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School Aid Bill
Voting Is Today Many House Members
Give Measure little
Chance of Passing
WASHINGTON i — The House
yotes today on the 114-billion-dol-
jar school construction bill amid
predictions the measure will be
killed,
But although many members
said privately the ineasure had no
one of those leading the fight for
it, said he still thought it had bet-
ter than a 50-50 chance.
a*. &
Opporients, during~:two days of
debate, have emphasized the pro-
gram's cost and what they refer
to as the danger of federal control
of schools.”
Those favoring the bill contend
that without federal aid, many
states cannot afford the school-
rooms needed to educate the in-
school creasing numbers of -age
Still to come was the issue of segregation.. *
Rep. Wainwright (R-NY) said
he would offer an. amendment to
deny federal aid to school districts
making no effort to obey the Su- preme Court decision against seg-
Against 17-Year-Old Girl “Announces Drop!
chance, Rep. McConnell (R-Pa),|
regation —— oa jariedction” by allegedly setting SHAVE oS TOILET , shotl ald BOMB
bill inst yout after adopting a sim-|? chatge tila th & aco Vio- Mentholed stagecke amendment by Rep. Powell Michigan Board Q 7 (NY) aS somites in on ore under pe se apegers . Lanham (D-Ga) predicted! "isch they were granted their we (Bt 23 on ae if no antisegregation| “ich, hey. were. Srencral practi _ = provision is written into the -bill,| ore : aan i pang empire dg orem The suit lists portions of the by- MALES ~~ TOILET passed—by injunc-|1... which the six charge prohib- . : TISSU Se vee go 5 wellts their “unrestricted use of their ERV DELSE '
aren't going to get any of the mon “staff members and trustees have I | South, defended these questioned rules as
Drop Stealing Charge q
Charges against a ‘17-year-old
girl, accused of taking a patient's
nes neon
F S Kee KKK eK HP a oo a oe a oe
Mercy Hospital, Pontiac last night.
Bloomfield Hills police said
Mr, Grant was stricken about |
6:30 last night while playing golf
at the Stony Croft Golf Club,
First aid attempts by the Bloom-
field Hills Fire Department proved
useless,
Six Doctors Continue
Hospital Rules Fight
(Continued From Page One)
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am On “average” citizen, my
household furniture will be suffi-
ciently decayed for replacement 10
years after I bought it. “ x * * :
' This ig heartening news. It so
happens that my furniture, is only Jne Li ; Maybe the “average” family} They say that the life span of} Speaking of averages, the law of;without causing the European de-| a.
the average car, being operated by|same said it had to happen . . .|Signers to get restless?
the average family doing an aver-|what has happened fo next fall's; Se next fall, the top European |
age amount of traveling, is 13)/fashions, that is. . | eouturiers say, the ladies will
years. Thirteen years, they say, x * * wear dresses
from factory to junk-heap. Things had been rather quiet| for daytime and spherical balloon /9,130 feet,
k
‘can keep a stove for 15 years,
but not ours, buster. We'd rather
be associated with the above-aver-
age Joneses who have a‘new pink!
range with a windshield wiper on
the broiler door.
Proof of this spirited American
fight against being pigeonholed
with the proietariat is the Bat-
telle Institute’s final bit of true,
but ignorable, information. Well, any American who kept a
car 13 years these days would be/|After all, how long could a woman| COUFSs¢.
considered the average odd-ball. {be expected to assume her normal] We off-beat eccentrics may | i ae ‘ age ae . fe hf ne i j
|_‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,
_ and refined
ithe
Pooky rather be caught typically|shape, her reasonable ‘style sanity,/go right on belting in our a-typi-|water, fizzle
her conservative good grooming,'cal middles, i La
\ a ; poms eee Fi : : =
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testo Be Called J
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‘ = Ag pad
25, 1957 ‘
atpmopael Mayr RaNE aE:
seven years old and already is!
abominably shabby—especially in|
those areas where derriere meets]
horsehair, and cigarette bids adieu|
en, can call me ‘‘average.”
_ If there’s anything the average |
person can’t stand, it's te be |
called “average.” Researchers |
—such as these at Battelle Me- |
morial Institute in Columbus,
who made this survey on how |
soon Americans’ appurtenances-
of-living ran down and have te
be replaced — should recognize: |
. this.
“average housewife’ kisses her/
husband at the door an average of |
quite enough to make a hothead
like myself give up smooching al-
together, = . i
* * *
And I’m pretty sure that’s the)
way’ such terminology affects mil-
lions of others, who refuse ot con-
sider themselves a part of that
colorless clump of humanity which
Webster describes as ‘‘typical,”
“usual,” “average” and “mean.”
IGNORE THE FACTS
Thus, when the survey indicates
further that the average family's
refrigerator operates 12 years, the
kitchen range 15 years, and cf
washer and ironer only 5, the incli-
nation is to ignére the facts and
Births Following is a list of Pontiac
recently registered with the Oak-)
Revealing to the public that the |
fathers named on birth certificates:
land County Clerk's office: |
Gerald L. Spencer, 540 Amberwood i
J. Quick, 3030 Josiyn
sonny CAL, 162 8. Saginaw
, Bea
Pee Sint ins w murinizore hn C. Siver. . Strathm
qontiord D. Marquette, 4115 Sheriowsky
James R. bury 191 Michigan i Staniey Q. Karn ue
Piovrd J. Prusakiew a.
Soaz'es . Neweon, 1257 Cherrylawn
ack D lock 318 Liberty ;
Lievd A 224 8. Marshall
‘Lerow BE. Buller, 117 E. Tennyson
Rollin G. Hill, 2372 Pontiac Rea
Elmer M. Klemm, 004 Arayie
How M 478 A
we . a. a
teon iar
Wiinrg W. Wallace, $32 Oster Dr.
x x Gen Graves
Reber, 0, M 714 Kinney
Ronela & : James Rd. Carties ’ yg a |
E seergrd Mevell irs
: eiter. Grove
Bawars K Nejacr James J. fave e Bramble Dr.
W. Movak. Iton
Cari T. Norman. 49 Tasmania
Cisero Northern Wilson
Prenk C i
donn C. Paul. 61 ©
» James FR ten, 97 Bloomfield Ter.
Paul H. Pequinot. 357 Kendrv Earnest ‘ ttman, 430 Highland
} , Pittman, 231 W. Strathmore
* ur L. Poley 23 W. Kennett |
rd §. Randolph. 4994 Jamm
; rospect
Robe: , Ruple, 744 Cortwright
¥.. Nelson, Chapman Hotel.
id H. Prares * 114 DeSota . eBaron
rd E. Hallenbeck, 4943 Irwindale
Desmond M. Archdale, $11 Fourth |
Hoyt L. Gingham, 198 N. Cass |
Laurence D. Burt, 3213 Wilett
Richard E Clay, 1879 Beverly
Geraid M. Broves, 170° Opdyke
James C. Henson, 2300 Shimmons
Charles T. Knowlton, 156 Dwight
Jackie D. Payne, 2156 Ailerton
Ray J. Pazder, 290 Voorheis
David M. Terry, 20 S. Anderson
Robert E. Ward, 362 Linda Viste
Radio Exports Soar - .
NEW YORK — American ex-|
ports of broadcast-station radio
equipment increased from about,
$4,300,000 in 1954 to more than].
$8,000,000 in. 1956. ‘Shipments of |
nonbroadcast heavy electronic }.
equipment also rose substantially
and passed $100,000,000 in 1956 com-|
pared with about $38,000,000 a year
earlier. . |
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, PUL 25, 1957.
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children expressed the wish
not ended so
coe hrodingera
ao ieee Ges ad
bution. The Murrays
this will be accomplished by
tive newcom-| —
film field,| ©
ant Leet ee oer
5 year
Johnny Remem-
to insure the suc- judged the best educa- cess of the. venture. It all began tiona) mn Se slemagtory Seid) last fall when a committee Of nroquced in the United States. It}
Walled Lake school faculty met @5/received a silver award at the| an audio visual-gommittee to de) Golden Reel Film Festival, velop the script, ar *- 9
With Nina Kropidloski, Wall -In addition to those already men- Lake elementary supervisor as |tioned who. helped produce “Holi- chairman and principals Cecil day from Rules,” there was* Mrs.
Scott, Max Burt, Duane Fishef, | David Eicher who served as script
and Floyd Chowen as members | gir) and wardrobe mistress; Paul of the committee the enterprise |Loman, the cameraman; Richard
was launched, In addition the |Teneau, sound recorder, and Earl
foliowing teachers served as a4- | Noodel, gaffer.
visors: Jack Simonton, June Zim-
merman, Jim Poteet, and Doris d
group was considering was citizen- i. ship training in which they delved . Brandon Community a. players into respect for" property, taking| ains NIC Friday and Saturday. The play, by Bill > are Coventry, Paul Cook, Arnold Hunger- OS es ,' , SOK i 2 Se SE Oey ee seas tee ws mee : vortenanaahli a ; : = G Bart aiekn” Minaldie Snatien
From this thre evolved the script}. Three Doctors Start) ates im the arts — eapeciailly copper etchings and Dmitri Svetdos. |
was unanimous agreement. But} Service fter nins : |
make sure that the group eporati : named to the presidency | a Pipe 3 ig Ryans al ge Accepts Post in Hawaii ; as , ee eT ar ae aes haa : ee ee
Los Angeles, St. Louis, and Detroit/ phar Building here will be a new ’ Fellow board members will ap-
schools for thorough checking. All by Drs, P. S. Marsa, omeo point a new member to fill his expressed approval so filming) =. and W. W. Oliphant, unexpired term as soon as they plans were put into operation. {all of Lake Orion. are officially notified of his resig- ob ome at tee pen ee ee nation. —
a RC acemaps e Meetings out-entias hoees Men’s Group to Meet — : gave jurrays , eghe ’ STUDENTS sTAR — Laurette Mi * wh a silver award at the recent Golden sion to use students in the ele-/have been held to acquaint the UNION LAKE — The Business Orchard Lake penta a no. seal Fam PosieiWilgers Sor “ddidic ook mentary schools of the district in|citizens with prospective physi- Men's Assn. here plans -its next ny cial the. “Mae roan tebe” left to right, Janet Moody, Ellen Rand, John |the cast. cians. luncheon meeting for Monday at . * , ‘ .
<4 = -» in the Their first portafilm, “Helping Johnny Remem- _Hoehner and Bill Irons, all of Westacres. . eee Oe ons nite ne hen p.m. mn fl Cooley Lounge
rection of the Murrays and at | 4ays; and Thursday evenings. chartered a boat at Caseville for
ienic 12 Town Drain Meet) wire usc, ten rand | $18 vit ne cocrgeecy mm al én icnic : . Jeha Hechner, and Bit Irens, al ber te be |
As soon as school closed for (duty at the center as nurse. The : | Setback in Southfield =| “an Nas. Soares | | OF aKe roup VS > Ses up each morning and taken 1? | preciation for the work done by] ota few Eiolispoadont hme rer leheated area, Shane tha’ artle tf Setete ae, Gel a tek tans (Lenn 6 charen ot ts oe the 12 Town Drain project has re-itressed area where the drain is} drive. There for the first time | Hiram Terry, making is possible EONARD’S Inter - Lakes Gardeners ceived another setback as far 45! needed 47 per cent of assessed val- they saw a complete script and |for them to serve the area.
Planning Annual Event er tf, wc tee see SEG TG eee |_heueegecanen | . shi al mat- . r a i Tuesday ter for further consideration at a|bome owner would he unable to] oo ui Scsssistad with the (‘tine as Dr. Marsa will be on! 4 second public hearing this week.|P®Y- ae oO ae duty in the Belgian Congo for| WALLED LAKE — Anmual pic- Gupctvisur Rugoise Gwent eatd | There ate approximately 1/00 ye gh cage rv on about three years,
nic for members of the Inter-Lakes this morning that the chiet prob- |home owners in the area, the to wear the next week. M Branch of the National Woman’s| jem is and always has been the |Test is undeveloped land, Ons te, on ob 1, well Newly arried
Stace Tasehay St Specs SAUL Goden enily Ge preeet be known Detroit radio and television oy nle in Area ace , : . personality who was to narrate 3 , located on M23 just south of Fenn. | Swem anid the township board Anniversary script, worked with the children! Tour New York + ors © fied od KR ts posts Speaker Set malty and timing of the scenes.| wNtoN LAKE—At 7 p.m. Satur-| Members and guests will meet! Southfield to build its portion|| « One night they took their scripts) 4. in Lake Community | at 10 am. at the home of Mrs.|or" ne'17 ‘Town Drain under thef 12 HOCHEStEr _ |/home to share with their parents.|day in Orchard t Mabel Rose, 336 West Walled Lake| 1 artment of public works act. In the opening scene, the chilis came the bride of Thomas Hig- Drive, and then proceed directly to hat it would cost|_. ROCHESTER — The Religiousidren in their bright clothes are] 91. betore 100 guests. the picnic site, Anyone wishing) Swem added that it Cost | Significance of ie eagles is|disclosed against a bg od a on transportation to the picnic has : e chosen! ground, a device - ° ward Auchard
been asked to contact Mrs. Rose at : for the sermon|rays have used previously to con- perteemned So doabinsing spre:
asad Resigns Area Posts tbe sien Surfntteitenton on the scart | any wich he ssw | A sight-seeing tour of the gar- 3 day by Dr. Ar- ok oat net over taffeta. Her fingertip |
day’ per ew E talon aes fo Become Chaplain third “and finai| Weren't so many rules which they| Yell was secured by =. jeweled | day's a cin thelhave to obey, When asked what crown and the carried.s mixture | Members and guests are asked wen has G spe * anniver.|they would like to do about it they of giamelias. to bring their own passing dish oairecagag ‘peak Sgumenl sary. service ot|tespond that they would like to go The bride is the daughter of Mr.| :
rept es one aa Caaich ‘heme ond St. Lake Michigan's oldest|Where there are no rules. ‘Since|and Mrs, Edgar W. Larsen of 2407) | be available at the picnic. isonet Mission, then ioe ase Congreg a rules are always a te nae 0 png he gy Sie ani
Other ‘information may ve in \cepted the appointment of resident tional Churchjthere are any people ie Pon acaba si ga a : cured by phoning Mrs. L. B. Miles, /©°P St. Paul Cathedral in neve they must go somewhere that has/ging of 3216 Stanforth, : MA 4-1866. Mrs. Miles is hospitality) *B0Pi0" St St: ose "| DR. BELDEN "re. — never been Ps|Lake, | chairman. : a ae nice te ts ae casa hamspocts breyani Hee eae a eee a |
Ten inches of snow equals about) The appointment will become ef-| don, England, Dr. Belden will jon such a fabulous island, which|ple as matron of honor | £ ery Watch | one inch of rain in moisture con-|fective Sept. 1, according to an) speak at the 9:39 service Sunday. |has pink bushes and purple trees,|man. John W. Kolinski Vv ry = pe announcement made here today. He has been successful in youth among its other fantastic ngage were i - = |
work of his ‘church, a pioneer in| butes. couple
London of the Psychological Reli-/ o, island they are immedi- ua
3rd Year at Interlochen sous epgennch to perncoal on 02! staty Besst by all sorts ot preb- yd |
: irl Wins, : convines the man-eating sharks [Pancake Supper ||
Dr. Belden has paid six visits-to| swim. Then they find an animal [to Aid Firemen | “ S h ] hi at MSU the United States and Canada, ad-| and because there are no rules | cnoiarsnlp dressing huge audiences. they fight over ana x sets lot Green Lake | } | - . ‘ | ‘ . ¢ ” The beautiful seashells they dis} WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-| By MARTHA LEWIS “Messiah” was presented, She . soit aes Sodion Sanson Gus eae eae home (i Ortonville Correspondent pad sn yg obi owe ono Imlay Board Advised to get them from the others. Belt Fire Staton No, 3, Green Lake! : | wi Cone clebeh here, catise they won't share a cocnut is planning a pancake supper |} : <umaee On your from — a ce ssa vale wine on Bond Issue Rate od proms like moe on wee, a 31. 3 were
; i are bruised, errata haatinan: for|University this fall, where she] may crry — Bonding af-land accusing each other of being! Pancakes and all the Our stock of men’s watches must be reduced immedi-
he on ng a ca ee a ae eouse (inka tev tecette el cay. Rogorlns of er cont opto of ur lon : fi : 10 ucation IN : oe L. A ‘ — : and is enrolled for Community Schools that co — saunas always responds|new equipment for the oa re rhe ag to below per gge You " :
ee Per $1,000 of equalized valuation! that nothing is unfair because there |tion, | astounded a remendous + +» famous, \ ‘ ' would be the rate necessary to pay rules. In this sorry state * 2 -& ' ‘
a 3 ng og gong mo this year’s installment on the $1,- mn sftetes + ing con to the con-| Mrs. Patrick Cramer is _ Precision time pieces, Everyone parereend BULOVA
St the Pedtival Choir, the band 000,000 bond issue approved last ciusion that rules are made to bejcity chairman and Mrs, Beg . is ji theory. fall. helpful and to protect them, as/Miller, ticket nan. : ) a aie . will be available at the door, r | The board also has been in- (well as property.. ~ nee Oa Fe Hee * One year, Carol was awarded formed that present issues are | Once again they wish very hard _, © One Group of Women's Watches Included On | a scholarship by the Band Par- now averaging above four pér- and are. back home where rules | Ask Ordinance | ‘ : = j er ge ap gr mga pag sorte Aeshna keep things ofderly and their Septic nan Ase oe af , which entitled is in view recent annex: | ' ao we
vlodeprigres si, th Lares Peta | 7 gst eh oof % DAYS ONLY — Friday, Saturday, Monday Though she has not studied ref 4 / he Bele ee. Ee for | 2
| ee tay hgh 2 final | ; | ye oe Fhe |
‘sen hate: Rene: os ay Steen La * SATISFACTION | singing ir the choir at the Baptist
(Church, here, She also is an ad — heed
phone and often \iy heard either 20 N. PERRY ST. (Corner of (Lawrence) / ‘vocally or with her “sax” at, dit-\ yr ee ot ey
| Last winter Carol bad 9 part ta tn Shores. at Flat when the
he made what many
} scientists believe to be the first
‘waves, including the tiny micro-
*in a state of jitters.
. the size of the earth's c.. are
: ee ee ae SO Se Co
.& years ago.
: x *
Guttenberg came to Cal Tech in
: * 1990 from-the University of Frank-
furt, in Germany. Under his direc-
laboratory |
Plan fo Stockpile
Portable Hospitals
NEW YORK @ — The Federal
- Civil Defense Administration plans
stockpiling fully-equipped portable
hospitals By 1962, @ total of 6,000 such
units may be available to provide
emergency aid to as many as 2.5)
million victims in the event of ai—
major natural disaster or an
enemy air attack.
These van-transported emer-
gency hospitals, equipped to
handle 200 bed tients at a time,
are being throughout
. the U.S.
j Steelways ; offical publication of
pos American Iron and Steel Instit-
tute, said that the portable facili-
ties and supplies can turn a pre-|
selected empty school or church
irito a hospital withing four hours,
complete with its own water,
power and light, three operating
rooms, an X-ray room, a steriliz-
. medical needs sufficient to last %
po ry ey
Pet Parakeets
Can Be Taken
Along on Trips
ROCHESTER, N. Y. (NS) —
Your pet parakeet can go along
for the ride on a family vacation.
trip, advises Buel] Culver, execu-
tive Director of French's Pet Bird
Institute,
: * * * grad-|.
uate student at the University of
and Carpenter:
his) Martin banged his gavel and told
regular cage during an automobile|Carpenter to take his Joe Smith
and 4 . e
feet to 4,0IT-foot summit, Tiat's Ld
PLENTY OF FRESH AIR ON J0B — Don Johnson, of Little-
ton, N. H., stands atop the carriage of an ascending car of the
Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway as he makes dally inspection
of the mileJong track cable. The state-owned tramway, used by
skiers in winter and tourists in summer, rises over 2,000 vertical
Measuring Built In
NASHUA, N.H. — A Nashua con jp) 0¢
cern is marketing a wood-frame
shelf with clear plastic contait-|huvs her
ers for kitchen use which it say$/gne could
can store an entire pantty of|came
staples for a household. Each ¢on-| gp
tainer has a contour-curved handle
with built-in pouring spout. The
drawers are graduated in cups and
didn’t
making CHICAGO — In the past 10 years|! In 1934 tallow and grease have lost 7 supports of
t it still retain almost 100 per cent
to of the toilet-soap market. Soap-
consumed 813,000,000 tical, sa
The missionaries brought pounds of tallow last year, a de-|be
them in from Australia in the 1820s) cline of 47 per cent from the 1947
do well. It was aft-irecord,
_AP Wirephste |
Echo Lake in the valley below.
Reporter Missed Something
Mythical
Written Ou
WASHINGTON ® — The mythi-
in convention has now
been virtually written out of the)
party.
At least so it would appear from
an examination of the official rec-
ord of the proceedings, released
yesterday by the GOP National
ittee.
* 5d *
The. now-famous utterance of
Convention Chairman Joe Martin
“You take your Joe Smith and
get out of here’—is nowhere to
be found in this account of the
San Francisco- proceedings.
There also is no mention of the
fact ‘that delegate Terry Carpen-|
ter of (Scottsbluff) Nebraska was
escorted from the convention” hall”
after he tried to nominate Smith
for vice president. .
Caspenter reappeared sfiortly,
confessing to newsmen that Joe
Was an imaginary fellow and say-'
ing he’s ‘tried to nominate him!
only to enliven “a pretty dull
show.’* :
this exchange between Martin and
“Mr. ra Carpenter, delegate
Nebraska—We are going to
nominate Joe Smith.
“The pefmanent chairman —
Joe—-who?
“Mr. Terry Carpenter of Ne-
braska—Joe Smith, (laughter).
“The permanent chairman—Ne-
braska reserves the right to nomi-
nate Joe Smith, whoever he is.
(laughter)."’
as * ra *
“But sommewhere around there
depart. The official record does record ij Joe Smith
t of GOP |deletions of any major matter,” al
cal Joe Smith who was uncere-\committee aide said yesterday.
sontoudly banished from the 1956) Did Martin tell Carpenter to
take Joe Smith and get out?
* * -
“Oh, he said it all right,” the
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aide said, “but there was a lot of
hubbub at the time around the
rostrum. I guess the official re-
porter didn't hear him say it.”
As it turned out they nomi-)
nated someone else anyway.’
Name of Nixon.
Military Vehicle Expert
Named to Army Post
DETROIT INS) — One of the |
ination’s leading authorities on mil-_
itary vehicles, Col. William A. Call
‘has been appointed deputy com- |
mander of the Army's Ordinance |
| Tank-Automotive Command.
Col. Call has been program ¢o-/
ordinator in the office of Maj. Gen.
'Nelsn M. Lynde Jr.. commanding |
“MS WED 1D “OVLO jo [eseued
ceds Col. Elmer M. Webb, retired |
after 30 years of military service. |
Woman Invades School
SAN DIEGO, Calif. —St. Au- |
gustine High School, which had an |
all-male faculty for its pence)
student body since it was found 3%)
years ago,
teacher.
Mrs. Ann Petlewski received the |
appointment just by being on the:
scene and available when the/|
emergency arose. One of the in-/
structors was transferred. ]
Mrs. Petlewski was doing volun-
teer filing for the school. She was)
willing, she was qualifed, and she’
was hired.
_It was an unforgettable picture
For the trip, Culver said para-{Joe ‘Smith whom the Republicans:
SHOP
BO S. Perry Si.
G. A. THOMPSON & SONS
Plumbing -
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ri
, Conmuate’ INSTALLED
Sethe dan 4 colors.
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‘Miracle. fibre that reguigrly sells for a at a oa 3 |
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TERRIFIC DEAL
WILL BE SOI
THIS MONTH! . .. at the Pontiac Retail Store
_ Just six more days in which to take advantage of this tremendous selling
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Don't Delay ... Deal Today ... Top Trade-In Allowance! | deals to place 99 NEW PONTIACS on the highways during July , , ;
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Peach Royale
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. ! cup cold water
“| cup sugar ™% fresh peaches (about te
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Smooth
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«=. Black Walnut Cookies
Reg.
Jar
) Pink Grapefruit Juice
Swift’ning Shortening
Econ. 20-02,
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for Soft Drinks Pkg. of 8
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ee Low Calorie, High Protein
BS Hot Weather Salad Treat
Sealtest Creamed
COTTAGE 160:
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Cool "em off-—-and build "em up with
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4 Flavors
Cotkies mAs
49°
3-lb.
Can
through Sat., July 27
23°
o With
Brand NEW _
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Protein; too!
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Real Horse Meat
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SENIOR CHAMPION COW — Janet Long, 16,
of 2875 Sleeth Rd., Milford, demonstrates how she
showed her two-year-old cow Longhaven Coffey-
dale Mamie and won a senior champion cow eee!
trophy at the Black and White Show yesterday.
Rummage,
Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to 1. News in Brief A Diaze In the nickel plate dust |
collector at Pontiac Motors was ex-|
fire was in Dept. 93, Plant 2.
2012 Cass Lake Rd.
—Ady. |
| NEW YORK (NEA)—You push ithe valve down and the trich-|
seller in the pressurized can field. oe can is the true
ae . It's package |}
But what once was a Wide lead j _———-
a slim one. So many prod-
wets have been adapted to pres-
‘| can’s lead is being threatened
by several other types. Tn 1956, 56,000,000 cans of various
insect spray were made;
53,700,000. cans of assorted hair
; 4,400,000 cans of lather
A variation on this is the
foam-type can—like the shaving
cteam dispenser, There are the
same three layers, but, when you
Shake the can, the two liquids
are mixed, And, when the valve
pressed, enough gas is ejected
|
Once in 40 Billion Hands § '—CAsH BB 2—tavaway 3 WAYS TO BUY: 3—-NO MONEY DOWN ON P.H.A,
as low as $1.25 weekly!
WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
‘Til 9:00 ©
Closing Out All
FANS Reg. $39.95
$795
While They Lost
WASH BASINS
First Quality—A Grade
Nationally Known $f 1°
i
lin Rd., Rochester, stands proudly between his two
Rippling Acres Car-Orn Dell, (left) was named Grand Champion
Cow at the annual Black and White Show held yesterday at the
4H Fair Grounds. Junior Champion Bull Lydia Grayson Pabst
Fobes (right) also belongs to Hutchins, president.of the Oakland
34 Alum LAd 2... 3
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Am Cyan .... ;
Am Gas & Bi. 46 Am M & Pay, 4
Am Rad ...... 4.
Am Seating .., 714
Am Smelt ..., M4
Am ee
Am Tel & Tei i734
Am Tob ...s0. 13 os
Anaconds ..., 614 *
Armee Si .... & + @
Armour & Co., 15.6 “+
Armat Ck etoe OO " oe
Ajghlecn Saieeed «Oe Cat Line’ .: 04 fy Atl Refin ..... 408 ‘“? Ave Mig 605 12 a
Rak & cove BRS sane
Bendix A¥ .... ey 66
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Sorg Warn «. 4 piunman ..... a4 Briggs ME .1ee 9 pare Ot .... 423
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Calum & > Rock <7 Camp Geup .. aoe 4 Cam Dry oc. OS | a, s6
Gam Pas. .--++ 333 gt Jos Cepttel ant .. BS St. Bes Pap «. 201 Carrier Cp ..» 447 geoviil +. 283 Case, Prrrt) 119 Geab A] RAR, nn
Cater Trac +o» 8S Sears Roe .. 277 Chose Sh «. B, ett Ou ++ 4 aeoece S22 Ginciaiy .ciss i
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Colg Palm «+ ve Sta OU al.
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Con Edison .. 427 Stud Pack 6s ore Bes os OF a... . 44
Consum Pw .. 3 mp oe 374 Cont Bak ... 313 Swift & Peay
Cont Can .., 48.1 Syiv Bi Pd .,.. 41
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home. All Bond)
Bond: never did find out what) "Lore % lower to higher,
rye % to % lower,
BSE “ i i sidewalk and related work and grade i side of South
Strat trean Aveniie, north
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Grains Advance,| Business Notes
Then Fall Back | CHICAGO. @ — Most grains
“moved higher in early dealing on
the board of trade today, but later the City of Pontiac,
D. M Pritt vi a. 1957, by resolution it Ce Ry
tative of the Lincoln National Life ing a
Insurance Co., ranked eighth in! esti
the number cf policies sold in
June, among more than 2,500 sales|“
representatives of the firm through-'**!¢
out the nation. The announcement
was made by Cecil F. Cross, vice|*
president and director of agencies. land fron g
§
ii a
2
“as
Labor Force Grows
WASHINGTON — The labor
force of the United States grew ”
from about 49.4 million in 1929
to more than 65.8 million in 1952. penses
estimated cost and expen
shall be paid from the -Capital
fovement Fund > wate eee
buying in the December contract.|
Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the Com-
mission Chamber on July 30, 1957, at 8 o'clock p.m. to hear oo ag i and.
Se that may be made
be the intention of the
estimated cost of $2,294.60, and that the
plan, profile and estimate of said im-
provement is on file for public ins pec- u on.
Tt ts further Intended to
+ im eccordance
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Commission of the City of)
by portine
w.O. ™s Dated July 24, 1957. ADA R. EVANS, .
July 25, 87.)
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Sidewalk ~ related work on Mt, Ciem-
eet.
Zoblan, Peter P. Notch,
. Derragon
a to all persons inte!
‘That the roll of the Special As- NOTI
Sidewalk and related work on east side
of Putnam Street. 5 in 55 e ge esti lerally at the outset. The demand in , was attributed to the drouth sit- there was no chair, In fact, | sation in fice Faverable crop weather held Seems as if the Indianapolis) ost advances in check.
Near the end of the first hour,
new style wheat was % to % low-
er, Sept. $2.14%4; corn was un-
a slum clearance project. changed to % higher, Sept. $1.33%;
Pit fe :
CE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.)
: Willlam Koon, Gerald W. Eason,
ore
for the purpose of de- the City Assessor
fraying thet part of the cost which
Commission decided should be
=. OVER 85,000,000 PEOPLE wiL = TRAVEL ON VACATION
=- DURING 1957!
: CHICAGO GRAIN | CHICAGO, July 25 (AP)—Open today.
mh Ave ap- 385 feet at an estimated | 6°>* Mar eacseaee athe on ta
a my seveeeee Be k Dee eeeueneee He
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FOR VACATION
TRAVEL
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3-Pc. Cast Iron
fee
WOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON.
struct grading and graveling alley west
of Telegraph Road. i
You are hereby notified that at a
regular meeting of the Commission of
ichigan, heid July
52 GALLON
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We also stock electric table-top heaters. Colored
BATH SET
mr $4995 Mede to Sell for $219.95
5-ft. east tron bath tub, with
ts "3-PC. WHITE
ATH SET REG. $134.50 VALUE
Includes §-ft, tub, wash basin and closet. We urge you to compare this outstanding
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ua te | Stainless tauceta. Pirst : Steel door ling.
Reg. $19.50 Value
grade,
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by stealing ‘guest's jewels at/Bine farmers 2) miles south of| 4 Royal ttetien rennet oe! oe producer
fashionable party. (4) Tonight. |Blythe, Calif, and 40 miles north
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By EARL WILSON 8:00—(2). Captain Kangaroo. (7)| Business has been great. The :
NEW YORK—Leona Gage is reaping big profits from her
little old fib at the Miss Universe contest, and big-hearted
‘Wilson’s helping her enjoy them.
“Your chauffeur’s waiting,” Charlie, the stage doorman, told
the dethroned Miss United States after she went on the Ed
Sullivan TV show a few nights ago (for about $1,000). —
* * * Right.
Leona, her husband Sgt. Gene Ennis, and I rode over to a/10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth
style to which we are all unaccustomed. local cafe—in a
scents Boss Ed Wynne sent over champagne.
“I've never tasted champagne,” she sald.
* * *
“Well, how do you like it?” I asked.
“Ooooh.” She wrinkled her nose.
tastes like sour beer.”
“Just what my wife says,” I said.
I'll drink it for you,” I added helpfully.
F Marx and others congratulated her. The
\ tall Maryland brunette—who was born in
4 Sir Cedric Hardwicke, producer Sam
WILSON Longview, Tex., and attended 13 schools
reaching the ninth grade—was quite frank about a mar-
riage previous to the one te Ennis,
“Tt was just for one day when I was 13,” she said.
“and when I found out what it was all about, Iran home to
my mother and threw myself on the bed and cried.”
GENE, LEONA AND WILSON
“} have pictures of her when she was 12,” her husband
said proudly. “She looked just as pretty and mature as
she does now.” :
It’s funny hearing him say. that now,” she giggled.
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“When I told him I was going to enter the ‘Miss Maryland
contest, he said they’d laugh me off the runway.”
Leona’s next problem was getting back her older son
from her mother-in-law who broke the story of her
marriage, costing Leona the Miss US. title,
“It was for the best that she told it,” Leona said.
“Otherwise I wouldn't have all these offers. But I’m sure} «
télling the truth from now on. Lyin,” she muttered, “is too Real-Life Mate Part
_ hard ‘on the nervous system.” ; eS
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THE MIDNIGHT EARL.. .
Joanne Gilbert, here for a Steve Allen show, said she’s
who's “Ignely”; and went to the movies alone . . . Joe is,
overweight, has a new record: “Keeping Physicaljy Fit”. .
,Pred Astaire and his daughter Ava will vacation in Japan . ..
‘Hume Cronyn’s investment in “Life With Father” has paid
will have a him back 60-to-1 ... Marie (The.Body) Me
copy of ‘The Body in London's famed wax museum. ‘
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A man — for better or worse;
a woman marries for ‘yqu’d better on else.’
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TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: The Zov
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‘13:15~(2) Secret Storm.
, ent is keeping right
‘up with science. They've just about perfected a pre-shrunk! a Cartoon Carnival.
8:30—(7) The Little Rascals.
8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom.
8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth.
9:00—(2) Garry Moore Show. (4)
Home.
9:30—(7) Our Friend Harry. 16:00—(4) Price Is Ri or Consequences.
11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic
Tac Dough.
11:15—(2) Love of Life.
11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.
(4) It Could Be You, (7) Robin
& Ricky.
11:45—(2) Guiding Light,
11:55—(9) Billboard.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4)
Play to Win. (7) 12 o’clock Com-
ics. (9) Peppermint Prince.
12:15—(9) Children's Newsreel.
12:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4)
(Color) Club 60. (7) The Erwins.
(9) Pride of the Family.
41:00—(2) My Hero. (7) Lady of
Charm. (9) Going Our Way,
Movie.
1:30—(2) House Party. (4) Bride
and Groom, ,
2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color)
Afternoon Matinee Theater. (7)
Film Festival.
2:30—(2) Bob A
2:40—(9) Myrtle itt.
2:556~—(9) News.
3:00—~(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen
for a Day. (9) Request Play-
$:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7)
My Little Margie.
Theater.
3:45—(4) Modern Romances,
4:00—(2) Susie. (4) Dear Phoebe.
(7) Ramayv of the Jungle. (9)
Circle 9 Theater.
4:30—~(2) Our Miss Brooks. (4)
Romper Room. (7) Mickey's
Record Room
*'§:00—(2) The Early Show. 7)
Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance
Party. ;
§:30—(4) Range Rider.
TV Jungle Queen,
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(9) Bugle is
jGeorge G. Lucia, Paul C. Powers, ganese mine is hauling 130 tons of
The farmers’ and
over the bridge.
The federal agencies didn't cotton
vate boat owners started com-
plaining that it was obstructing
their movements.
Training Ahead
for Pontiac CAP 15 Cadets Will Receive
Taste of Air Force Life
at Illinois Encampment
Fifteen cadets from the Pontiac
Squadron of the Michigan Civil
Air Patrol will receive a real taste
of Air Force life as they depart
Sunday for their annual summer
encampment at Chanute Field
*
ferent phases of military t
They will live on the base and
— to the bugler’s blast at
Leaving Sunday from Selfridge
Air Force Base for Chanute will
be: David E. Bennett, Delmar D.
Benson, Ronald J. Contor, Eliza
beth W. d’Argy, John D, Fromm,}
Bruce R. Quayle, all of Pontiac.
: * * nL
Others include James D. Puglise know about the bridge until pri-| —
,imade rapidly in large quantities For 10 days large quantities of
salt were added to the water being,
pumped into the filter bed on the
edge of Pine Lake to see if pollu-
tion of the lake or beach would
The test results have gone to
the engifeering firm of Johnson
and Anderson, of Pontiac, which
will write a report for the State
Health Dept. :
* * &* N
It both the health department
Bessemer-converter
process in the mid-1850's the Steel
Age was born.
With this process steel could be
at low cost. By 1864 the commer-
cial production of Bessemer steel
was under way.
2D9h t break The first glimmer of hope thatireceive approval to begin han-
the sewage disposal probi dling .subdivision sewage. :
paar = Pine Center residents have been |
without satisfactory sanitary facili-|
ties for many months as the re-|
sult of the failure of original in-|
dividual septic tank systems to)
work properly.
Russian Icebreaker
Frees Jap Ship
ANTARCTICA — How the Rus-;
sian icebreaker OB freed the/
Japanese research ship, Soya, |
in Antarctic ice 13 feet)
was told in Cape Town by |
officers of the Russian vessel. |
The Soya's despairing SOS was)
quickly answered by the Russians
and though neither crew could |
speak the other’s language, res- |
cue operations were sa y
carried out In Eng
is the language
Russian officer e&
big charges of T.N,T. failed to’
the ice, the Japanese |
thought they were trapped for the!
bitter Antarctic winter of 10 de-/
grees below zero.
after a hard fight that the ice-|
breaker freed the research ship. trapped
thick,
oe lish
of the sea,” a.
xplained, When
It was only
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