Skinner lined to Jensen. Musial | “¢ bases. Mazeroski threw out | “1+ provided a $1,000 fine for fail- 
cece Sink Se Maat - Mage mean cy 9 ihe (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
scoring after “the catch. 2 Taig 
was hit by 2 pitched ‘ae |p | 
each advancing one base. Maz- 
Sarsse| Fits Natl Nat 3 ay. ‘two bits, 
_.. AMIERICAN — Fox grounded 
a eens gone safe at first By DONALD j. SOBOL 
Se ee See “fin inity to blther yoo with his one, docter,” anid 
sending F seored ; Inspector Winters: “But unless we nab this Natty Nat \ 
na: tes be gong ate character soon, the newspapers will take us for a 
Musial. Cerv singled. Skowren |@ sleigh’ ride.” * 
—~ Bd — One run, two “You're satisfied it was Natty Nat’s work?” asked 
—— : _ __{@ Haledjian, using the nickname bestowed by reporters _ 
SECOND INNING nn ne AL — Crandall flied shop holdups. In the past month he’d victimized a 
dozen, . 
  
      
     
       
   
   te Fox. Mays stole second and “The description tallies with those given by the other 
continued third on Triandos’ victims,” replied the . inspec-* 
: ss wide throw. Skinner singled, tor. tor, _‘‘It’s -as-if he’s thumbing clean out the con. re 
Sasd Tay 6a he eared say |B BS nome at the: whole police| IT taet arteed hehe bd the American League. Musial |@ had a chance to beat it, I'd s Gas: Mind. if 1 question Brow- get shot.” | fog run, one ski?’ inquired Haledjian, “And you obeyed?” 
to Triandos singled. Barney Fine. didn’t, and he Triandos, Maz- got a bullet in the hip. Me, 
Narleski I wasn’t taking any chances. 
When- 1 looked around,’ he 
was gone.” 
“Had you eyer seen the 
man before?’ 
“Never, but I read the 
papers. This fellow had the 
; | with the gs back end vel- 
“How mich did he steal?” 
atlas: Pit’ sou 'een tay 
expect me to ‘support your 
claim."* 
WHAT WAS WRONG WITH 
Counted ‘this latest holdup.» |BROWSKT'S STORY? 
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= AuRIVENG Ax ‘OTTAWA—President ‘Eisenhower wears & 
broad smile as Mrs. Eisenhower shakes hands with Canadian 
_ Prime Minister John Diefenbaker on arrival in Ottawa this 
mortiing; Between them is Gov. Gen, Vincent Massey. Coming 
down steps from the Presidential plane are U. 8, Secretary of 
  
Asks Ruling by Board   
Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger 
  The 42-year-old surgeon, Sullenberger Wants 
-harges C laritied — By PETE LOCHBILER 
complained last night that 
d with instances of professional mis- 
tatectnr the fourth session 
of a hearing to determine whether he will be allowed to 
practice again at Pontiac General Hospital, asked the 
Board of Trustees for a ruling. 
“I have to know What kind of charge I’m facing in   
  room next door to the Goldfine 
=| aides. 
, No More Showers. 
Until Tomorrow Night 
time in the Pontiac area, accord- Shackiaiks dental sn? Coneaction 
with the reported removal of Gold- 
testimony, Ha ,,, 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
  
Genicis ane: ior chet 
     
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abe serenity dierersey: bi 3 
Senay. a sWitaare e% ete 8 
: Editorials ve CPOE HO COLT Thee ; 
i] Obieenctes es see fh Gis eaiinde . 19-14 
Theaters .......... vai nikeay’ ® 
‘TV & Radio Programs.,.. 21 
Wilson, po ee ee 21 Southfield Man 
Flounders _ in Shallow 
Water, Fights Off: His 
Wouldbe Rescuer 
  
Pretty Soft for Prisoners 
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (UPD— 
— Prisoners Jimmy Thompson 
and James Warden broke out of 
the brand-new county jail. yes- 
terday: by gouging a hole in the 
ceiling ‘with spoon handles. torder to defend myself,” 
said the surgeon, tempor- 
arily suspended from the 
hospital sight months ago. 
He said that the hospital's med- 
as 
The staff has also gone on rec- 
ord saying it would have to limit 
the charges because the Board of 
Trustees appeal hearing, which Dr. 
Sullenberger. requested, doés not 
offer . witnesses _ Garros im- 
munity. 
Bat Dr. 
plained that several charges 
‘touched on professional miscon- 
dact; especially one involving an 
operation that has resulted in a 
$100,008 malpractice suit beep 
filed against him. 
Although City Attérney William 
A. Ewart observed that this charge 
was “not of personal’ misconduct,” 
the attorney for the medical staff, 
Glent ~C.~ Gillespie, — com- 
'profe ee 
“Pll fly upside down if that’s 
vay case, " retorted Dr. Sullenberg- 
"Later, Gillespie admitted Dr. Sul- 
lenberger was right about the 
e.. 
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The medical staff has said its 14 
jcharges against the surgeon in-| bi 
volve eqnduct “detrimental to the 
efficient operation of the hospital.” 
It also said that it was avoiding 
reference ‘to any incident which 
would involve an evaluation of Dr. 
Sullenberger’s. competence and 
skill as a surgeon.” 
“But one of these charges ac- 
  cuses me of leaving a sponge with- 
. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)     
   
      
   
     
   
  (Canada Capital 
“maintained|   
  
= President Visits 
Large Crowds Cheer 
tke’s Arrival in Ottawa 
to. Repoir Relations 
OTTAWA, Ont. wPn ja Presi- 
Til, touched down at nearby Up- 
lands -Airport at 9:55 a.m. EST. 
Governor-General Vincent Massey, 
Diefenbaker and other government 
and military officials greeted the 
President. 
Eisenhower was accompanied by 
his wife and Secretary of State 
and Mrs, John Foster Dulles, 
A large crowd of spectators 
waving flags of both countries 
stood underneath overcast skies 
to greet the visiting President. 
Eisenhower, 
it to Canada since 1953, inspected 
the guard-of honor after the band 
‘The two lieads of state open their| 
alks today against a background/and 
of the most elaborate documentary 
tions evermade in this 
capital for a “aon —_ of state. 
* 
The visit was being made for 
discussion primarily of economic 
differences with Canada that have 
developed in the past year or so, 
However Dulles said world prob- 
lems as they affect the two coun- 
tries jointly also would be brought 
up, 
The main economic differences 
include U.S. disposal of surplus: 
wheat overseas for foreign cur- 
renciés, pressures within the 
United States to - increase tar- 
iffs on lead and zinc and re- 
strict their imports, and joint 
water resources in the northwest 
United States and southwest .Can- 
ada. . 
Others were restrictions on U.S. 
imports of Canadian oil, failure 
of U.S. companies to use. Cana- 
dians extensively in management 
of their subsidiaries in Canada and} 
Canada’s socalled “unfavorable 
balance of trade”’ with. this country 
of about one billion dollars a year. 
School Aid Delayed 
LANSING (UPI) — A short- 
age of money will force a delay 
in payment of about 2 million 
dollars in state aid for schools 
due Aug. 15, State Treasurer San- 
ford A. Brown revealed today.   
    
|County Prosecutor to Crack Down   
    
Women’s PACs. +4++02, 16-11 
  
TRADE UP OB DOWN af the Mot Lot |sion.of beer by minors will be en- 
forte “to the hilt,” ‘warned Oak- 
clale-of parks ts county ot tre- 
quent violations of the law. . 
“We will not tolerate people com- 
ing into our many parks and ruin- 
ing the fun for others,’” Ziem said. 
perio qo onpmnbenan 
Jail sentencés passed out to mi- 
nors who have been caught drink- 
  The Bright Spot, Fz | Warns Beer-Drinking Minors 
Ziem reminded ‘teenagers and 
parents alike that the state law is 
more specific than just prohibiting 
drinking by minors in parks, 
He cited the law, whigh reads 
in part: ‘No person under the age 
_|of 21-years of age shall purchase, 
or knowingly possess, transport or 
(save alin Nadktel te beer ine 
tor vehicle” any beer or alcoholic 
beverages. 
Adults furnishing minors with 
beer or spirits “will be severely 
dealt with,” Ziem pointed out 
also. : : coln Park youths mostly: between 
on Npapatcten aes dk Stee! Long 
sa + = 
He asked that parents be par- 
ticularly careful to see that their 
children planning picnics do not in- 
ee — 
“The: eciae of Se young- 
sters after they have this beer 
spoils the enjoyment of others us- 
ing the parks properly,” he said. 
“Tt also results in a dangerous traf- 
fic hazard when the kids leave the|. 
  had played the American National - 
Drowns in Lake are ee oe 
feet altitude. 
winds had caused inadvertent 
crossing of the Soviet frontier,” 
the statement said. 
FORCED TO JUMP 
“Five crew members were 
to 
IP se five parachutes in the air 
¢the aircraft in flames, the 
MIGs made another firing pass on 
crippled plane while, it was 
Fag5e a z i : i 
  
heciders Proves: 
Succumbs to Injuries 
Suffered Yesterday 
Mishap on U.S, 10 
A 15-year-old Saginaw boy, 
Robert Pritchard, died at Pontiac 
General Hospital yesterday after- 
noon from injuries received in an 
accident earlier ‘in the morning, 
according to Oakland County Sher- 
iff’s Deputies. 
St., was fatally 
injured when a 
ear in which he so 
was riding“ skid- | Highway ded off U.S. 10 Toll 
just south of ss 
Tripp Rd.,. Grove- i 
land Township, = 58 
and struck a tree. 4] 
The driver, 
Wicker, 19, of 1341 Farwell St,   
Oakland 
      
Lawrence ‘J. 
» |Saginaw,. was uninjured. Two oth- - 
er passengers, George Jones, 17, 
tory condition today, . 
Wicker told deputies the north- 
bound car started s! , 
he tried to straighten it out 
control and — a tree side- 
ways. : 
Brown Goes After Cash” 
LANSING (UPD /— Sta te   
        ing beer in the county parks, he | 
added. parks." y 
New Shipments . . . Cool Summer 
‘wear for family, Get Soarls - 
stamps Wed, Kea-Newports, 
Saginaw 8. | Pritchard, of 2635 N. Washington 
and his brother David, 16, both of      
ite parachute to safety,” the — nase 
making r Force annouscement sai 
; ie Syst we ‘The remaining four attempted to 
Fatal for Boy, ie ee ™ 6 
Pritchard died at 2:56 ace s cording to a hospital rm 
Mm lost   
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     to the Alaskans themselves. 
almost forgot it. 
He signed the Alaskan statehood bill yesterday and|_ -commented: “Okay, now that’s 49 ae WASHINGTON —Statehood for Alaska now is up| And 
states.”   
But he quickly corrected* 
himself and said, “No, may- 
be we don’t do that until 
the plebiscite.” 
That was a reference to a pro- 
vision in the bill requiring all 
Alaskans to vote whether they ac- 
cept immediate statehood and 
terms of the bill itself. 
Voting on acceptance, plus 
election of national and state of- 
ficers, are the last remaining 
  
     
. GLENN H. GRIFFIN 
School Board 
Elects Officers ° 
at Annual Dinner 
At fits annual re-organization 
meeting held last night, the Pon- 
tiaé Board of Education re-elected 
  
Floods Inundate Poland, 
Seven Persons Drown 
WARSAW (AP)—Floods follow-   
  
Breakdown on Hike 
  
today A civil defense team began track- 
eS woe ine Gave peutep of. remenctny 
dential. service in the sub-|" ‘The source was brought urban area and the entire outstate| from Detroit’ in a protective lead 
aréa will go up 10 cents a month—| cotainer hidden somewhere 
except Center Line, Roseville, |on Pontiac’s east side, said assist- Royal Oak and Warren, where the) 1+ city manager Robert A. Stier- 
two-party rate goes up only five) a» who is also deputy civil defense 
cents. director. 
The message unit charge in | “It will be up to the team to 
Detroit will be hiked from four > s : 
i : 
F i : itt 
  LANSING (UPD — A bresietown Part of Civil Defense Test ba 
| lof the $2,212,000 rate increase 
Bell Telephone. 
Hunt Radioact 
      
Goldfine. Has One Day-| to Prepare. Testimony . 
(Continued From Page One) 
  érea in Oder besin, Exten-| Smith. said he considered _the|PECRNsS Of his Ten isoshoes sive crop darhage was reported: ‘distribution “fair and equitable.” |e. sop side. — 
4.45 Inches of Rain in San Antonio wes kiclan bees Oar there,   
5 Tornadoes Over Texas | sn sx 
By United Press International 
nation’s weather, recording five 
tornadoes and severe rains last 
uneently, eoused 0 damage. ‘San Antonio, Tex., measured 4.45 
finches of rainfall throughout yes-|~ 
x * 
The Weather 
Foil U.S. Weather Bureau Report * 
11 p.m. y at 6:040.m., 
¥ at 12:36 p.m. 
ay at 12:04 a.m. 
   
       
  
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  -|Seranton, Pa,, area recorded 1.25 2 
' ZSavenasesezerssds   
rain-stranded motorists. 
One funnel cloud was’ sighted 
30 miles northeast of Waco, Tex. 
In the Appalachians, cool air 
maintained a slow movement 
sdutheastward into a region of 
warm, hymid air, causing some 
locally heavy showers along the 
air mass boundary, 
‘+ *& *% 
Akron, Ohio, recorded 1.5 inches 
of rain while the Wilkes Barre- 
tral Rockies, extending . 
ward across northern Idaho. 
Miles City, Mont., recorded .82 
of an inch and Helena, Mont., 
nreasured .33 of an_inch. 
Clear skies covered the West- 
ern Great Basin and desert re- 
across the Appalachians and into 
the Atlantic States, and a second 
Clear skies were. forecast for 
the southwest quarter of the na- 
tion and from the, 
isippl__ Valley across area covering much of the plains.| =Car Price Tag Law. /* Praised by ‘Big. 3’ 
A General Motors spok 
pointed to testimony given by Wil- 
liam: F. Hufstader, GM vice presi- 
dent in charge of distribution, be- 
fore a Senate committee cofisider- 
“We are all aware of the condi- 
tions which have developed in our 
industry in the last few years as| 
“Tt ig General Motors’ View that the’ tion would 
dent, in which he 
“general purpose” of the law, 
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: Reripet thet share of seaway busi- 
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‘Lakes ports are noisily optimistic 
bout the prospects of St. Law-/ 
‘rence Seaway trade, the big ports 
of Europe could be described as 
quietly hopeful. 
2 Patience, born of generations of 
experience with the vagaries of 
‘nations and world trade winds,’ is 
‘the keel of the attitude among 
European shipping and port 
interests. : 
After a three-week tour | 
‘European ports, Toledo Bld 
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A pro- 
posed constitutional amendment 
  
that the title be stricken but thet ful country five years before he 
is 
  
land County Judge Clark J, Adams 
violating * probation. 
Jack Beli, 28, of 2130 Votrobeck 
year sentence after he violated a 
two-year probation term by issuing 
  
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Presdient and Publisher 
  5 . 3 : ce ‘Cohgrewtons.: Quarterty, ine. 
ce Lock Gates Re lace Senate has completed work on’ 
Historic Town Sites © ‘15 and has all but two ready for With the opening of the lock gates  finalpassage. 3 
at Iroquois, Ont., the familiar canal * atk * 
which paralleled No. 2 Highway from | Senate Majority Leader Lrxpow 
Cornwall west for seven miles and in Jounsow is the,driving force behind. 
places not more than 100 feet away, these accomplishments. The Senate 
is no more. Exchange of greetings is in session nights and Saturdays 
- * between motorists and crews~ is a” and Senatorial leaves are being re- 
thing of the nostalgic past. fused, thus keeping Senators from 
Beautiful and historic town — POlitical rallies all over the country. 
sites, farms, cemeteries and homes By mid-August, Sen.. Johnson — 
a: are under 90 feet of water. The _told his colleagues, they could get 
. eenic Long Sault Rapids are home ‘for campaigning if 
< flooded over and thé ship canal ’ they passed a housing bill, a public 
- now is on the American side util- - works measure, re-organized the 
= izing the Eisenhower and Snell defense department and extended 
q | hazy.on the St. Lawrence route, and Why the sense of urgency? Per-       
  
ONTIAC PRESS. : 
Metal it 
___§ _ Locks and the 10 mile long Wiley- . the reciprocal trade program. 
* | ~~ DonderoChannel, = Otherwise, they’d be kept that | 
oe: xk «ee - much longer in: Washington. 
For those of us who may be a little 1 eh eee 
  
  Montreal a vessel is lifted 69 feet 
above sea level at the first lock around 
the Lachine Rapids, into Lake St. 
Louis. Across that lake are two more 
locks at Beauharnois, Que.; which 
raise the ship into Lake St. Francis 
153 feet above sea level . ° 
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Now the boat crosses to the — 
American side and the Snell 
Lock, then the Wiley-Dondero 
channel, thence through the 
Eisenhower Lock and lifted 242 
feet above sea level into the new 
28 mile long “power pool” tenta- 
tively named Lake St, Lawrence. 
. Next the Iroquois Lock raises the - 
vessel 246 feet above sea level a 
into Lake Ontario, then through 
the Thousand Isles, where Sec.’ 
Duties has a summer home, to 
the Welland Canal connecting — 
Lakes Ontario and Erie. 
eo ee 
On the Canadian built 129 year old 
canal eight locks are needed to lift 
the ship into Lake Erie, bypassing 
Niagara Falls. « These are the last 
locks in the Seaway chain and may 
have to be enlarged to meet expected 
increased traffic. Much is still to 
be done in deepening interlake chan- 
nels and harbors.’ By 1959 the entire 
project will be open for ships up to 
27 foot draft, instead of the present 
14. 
* * * ‘ Boe 
In the meantime a huge power 
development athwart the inter- 
’ national border is being built by 
the State of New York and Prov- 
ince of Ontario and will be 
shared equally.. On July 1 the 
_-New York side,started delivering 
hydroelectric power to Massena 
es | who isn’t a bit confused, we learn ~-haps the explanation lies in an inter- 
: that coming up river westbound from. view with the Milwaukee Journal. 
Said Sen. JOHNSON: === = 
““Since the last Congress ad-— 
journed, a Russian sputnik began 
eireling overhead, a business reces- 
sion set in and jobs began to fold. 
The country is in great peril. We 
must work as though no other Con- 
gress would ever have an opportunity 
to meet this challenge, for, in fact, 
none will have an opportunity com- 
‘ parable.” 
  The Man About Town   
Our Newest State Local Items About What 
Has Been Doing Up There 
_ Failure: What comes when we 
‘work too little or too many. 
An air mail letter from that former 
Pontiac man, 
: Harley Brearson, 
whom I visited at Skagway, says: “We' 
surely tore this ghost town loose when 
the good news came the other night. Even 
the ghost of 
“* Dan McGrew 
walked, and the weeds in main Street perked up.” Harley has been there sirice 
the Klondike rush, married an Eskimo 
‘woman, and is a real sourdough—and 
brags about it. 
A salient fact about Alaska comes from 
a speech in Congress on July 1 by our 
William 8. Broomfield: — 
“Already found there are 31 of the 38. 
metals necegsary for our nation’s defense 
—and only two per cent of Alaska has 
been surveyed.” ; 
I distinctly remember the reffiark of our 
Harry J. Klingler 
when he visited-Alaska four years ago: 
“It should be our 49th state.” 
Publisher of the Ketchikan Daily 
Chronicle, : : 
William L. Baker, 
got out a 100-page issue, with a 49-star 
full-page flag in ‘colors, boosting the   Old Faithful . .. Beginning to Steam 
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a Boston reader)) “is that my to Eat.” 
daughter, 24, who is built like my - Principle reason for consulting 
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  where numerous industries have § ‘*tatehood movement four years ago, that ‘been : was the biggest newspaper effort I ever 
drawn: by the prospect of saw in such a humble plant. 
limitless power. Aftér two trips to Alaska, on both of _ The whole vast project is a good which I interviewed 
example of the best kind of interna- William Prescott Allen, 
tional co-operation. The United Lespemanak . - bagancw be rf brag 3 ' y pire, I can appr weir joy States and Canada have worked to- and enthusiasm in becoming our 49th 
gether for mutual benefit. , State. 
    : ° It is quite appropriate and , highly. 
Senators in Congress fitting that the big canal recently opened 
The Wiley-Dondero Canal, The U.S. Senate is often pictured iso man tad WEeh to do WIL as a sort. of leisurely club where making the whole project possible. This 
lawmakers talk a lot and don’t do is especially true of our own 
much. _ George A, Dondero 
who worked days and dreamed nights 
The present session of the 85th yout it, both during and since his service . _ Congress doesn’t fit into this in Congress. __ 
frame at all. For instance, since Pe tion with the Board of-Super . connec e 1 : . January the Senate has studied visors recognizing his two-thirds of a 
and passed 29 bills on the do- century of civic service, in connection 
mestic economy,.14 on foreign with the celebration of his ninetieth 
affairs and 21 dealing with mis- thay, cellaneous problems. On 23 mat- has only one comment: “Why all the 
ters of major legislation, says = fuss. 1 only endeavored to do the right thing.” 
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Plan Opening 
New Hospital Tentative Date Set 
Oct. 1 for Community 
Hospital Near Romeo 
ROMEO — A tentative date, Oct. 
i, has been set for the opening 
of the new 32-bed Community Hos-| — 
pital on Van Dyke road, between 
Romeo and Almont, a_ hospital 
spokesman announced today. 
Meanwhile, plans are being made 
to move the hospital offices now 
located on S, Main street in Romeo 
into the hospital within the next 
two weeks. Hospital director Miss 
Lauretta Paul said she and her 
staff will make the transfer as 
soon as the ney office furniture is 
recieved and installed. 
In addition to interviewing per- 
sonnel to staff the hospital, ‘Miss. 
Special ceremonies will mark the 
event which also will feature an 
open house for residents of the 12 
communities to be served by the 
new medical facility. 
Although the closing date of the 
current hospital fund drive was 
set originally for July 1, contribu- 
tions are still being received which 
will be credited to the campaign. 
The total now exceeds $100,000 with 
workers’-reports still being turned 
in to area captains. 
The drive will continue until .all 
contacts have been made at which 
time a—final_tallywill_be—taken, 
Harol@ -L.. Prescott, drive chair- 
man, said today. 
  
Roseville Signs Up 
Lathrup's Manager 
LATHRUP VILLAGE — Leonard 
Watchowski, city manager of the 
City of Lathrup Village since 1954. 
has been appointed village manag- 
er at Roseville. 
* * * 
Watchowski's resignation was ac- 
cepted last night by the Lathrup 
City Council. He will take over his 
new position July 14. 
* * * 
A new city manager is expected 
to be appointed by Lathrup at the 
council’s July 21 meeting» Watch- 
pwski said today. 
A special meeting will be held 
Monday to complete last night's 
regular meeting agenda.   CLARKSTON — Curtain time is 
nearing for the first performance} 
lof “Gabriel, Blow Your Horn,” a 
3-act Broadway comedy by Wil- 
liam Ellis Jones, which will be 
presented this week by a group of 
Clarkston High School students. 
The first dress rehearsal was 
held last night in the high school 
auditorium where the play -will 
be given at 8 p.m, Thursday and 
Saturday. Two more workouts and 
the show will be ready for the 
“boards,”’ say student directors 
Mary Inman, Pat Hart and Dianne 
Chapman, 
All June graduates of Clark- 
  DRESS REHEARSAL —Director Dianne 
Chapman—{left}- works -with-Lucy Oakley- and 
Norman Powell in the first of three dress 
rehearsals of the 3-act comedy, “Gabriel, Blow — 
‘Your Horn,” being presented this week at the 
Clarkston High Students 
to Present 3-Act Play Clarkston High School auditorium by tlie 
Clarkston Summer Stock Theater. The play, 
being produced and enacted by students of the 
high school, will be presented Thursday and 
Saturday evenings.   + 
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ston High, the three girls organ- 
ized the group, known as the 
Clarkston Summer Stock 
Theater, to provide a recrea- 
tional activity for students as 
well as entertainment for the 
community. But credit for a big 
assist, the girls said, should go 
to the Board of Education for 
making auditorium facilities 
available. 
Starring in the production are 
Lucy Oakley, Joseph Jennings, 
Miss Chapman and Paulette Etter. 
The cast also includes Norman 
Powell, Joe Courier, Ren Jyleen, 
Sandy Walls, Victor Ison, Kerry 
Payne, Linda Chapman and Prudy 
Hutchins. He Pleads Guilty 
fo Shooting Wife 
LAPEER — Gerald E. Chapman, 
ville, pleaded guilty yesterday. in 
Lapeer before Circuit Judge Tim 
othy C. Quinn to a reduced- charge 
of felonious assault in the shooting 
of his wife, Iris, 30, 
Sentencing was set for July 31. 
Chapman originally had been 
charged with assault with intent 
to murder, He was accused of 
wounding his wife with a shotgun 
on April 12 after she failed to 
return home on time from a drink- 
ing party -at the home of her 
friend, Mrs. Joyce Shutran,in Co- 
lumbiaville. 
Mrs. Chapman had been in the 
Lapeer County General Hospital 
for several] weeks, The blast struck 
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Cause of Fire Inspectors Say Photo 
Other Way to Start’ 
" A $7,000 fire which swept through 
a Pontiac photography studio Sun- 
day evening was the result of ar- 
son, it was announced -yesterday 
by the fire marshal’s office, 
Assistant Fire Marshal Allen 
Tunney filed a complaint with the 
Pontiac Police Department stating 
that an investigation of the fire at 
inaw St., had shown the blaze to 
be: an act of arson, 
Inspectors said that their find- 
ings were based on the fact that 
“there was no other way for the 
fire to start.” 
The building was vacant at the 
time of the fire and the electrical 
wiring is all overhead, Inspectors 
‘reported. fhat the fire’s point of 
origination was on the floor. . 
The fire which took more than 
an hour to extinguish caused an 
estimated $6,000 damages to the 
building and $1,000 damage to the 
contents. 
  
Sinus Trouble, Fever 
Plagues Queen Elizabeth 
LONDON. #—Queen Elizabeth II 
came down with sinus trouble ac- 
companied by fever last night. She 
canceled: the final appearance of 
her current tour and started back 
to London by. train 
train last night after a busy day 
of official engagements in the Ren- 
frewshire area of Scotland. She has 
been touring with her husband, the 
Duke of Edinburgh. 
The Queen, 32, has had a series She became ill aboard the royal| ‘Thirty Oakland County 4-H Club 
members are at Michigan State 
University today attending the 40th 
annual 4-H Club Week. 
e * - ee, 
The boys and giris participating 
in the four day program were 
selected because of their outstand- 
ing 4-H Club work during the past 
year, according to Jane Hoerath, 
Oakland County 4-H’ agent. 
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More than 1,000 teenagers from 
the 68 counties in lower Michigan 
are attending ‘the event which 
will offer 25 classes in “career 
exploration.” 
* * * 
Oakland County teenagers at the 
meeting. are Janet Judy 
Crawford,- Betty.Jan Short, Don- 
neale Finch, Cordree Heard, all of 
Milford; Sharon Brodie, Jeanne 
Mott, Lynn Thompson, John Rick 
Rice, all of Birmingham, and Stan- 
ley Owens of Holly. 
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Others are Katherine Gargett, 
Rose and Walter Cudnohufsky and 
Allen Taylor, -all of Lake Orion; 
Sandy Rickard and Robert Sher- 
wood, both of Walled Lake; Jane 
Booth of Rochester; Donna Rug-| ' 
es and Richard Foster, both of 4-H Youths Meet at MSU 
Troy. 
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nant and Michael Hitchcock, alt of 
onvile and Fred Barnard of 
  Bus, Truck Collide; 
2 Killed, 13 Injured 
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Two men 
were killed and 13 persons hurt 
when a bus and a truck collided 
yesterday. The bus smashed into 
a house after the collision. 
Killed were Greyhound driver 
Anthony Piazza, 44-year-old win- 
ner of 13 annual safety awards, 
and a bystander, George Ortman, 
40, of suburban Lemay, where the 
crash occurred, 
All the injured were passengers 
on the bus. Truck driver Angelo 
A, MacNufo told police he was 
the bus .struck the rear of his 
truck, The Memphis-bound bus 
then brushed a parked car, 
knocked down a tree and careened 
linto the house, | 
There are about 1,200,000 high   ‘while the 30 U.S, marines and sail-| 
ors probably would be freed “in 
reated that the r urn of the serv- 
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However, reports from the U.S. 
‘naval base at Guantanamo ‘indi- 
icemen may be a prolonged affair. 
He said this had made it difficult 
to communicate with the scattered 
rebel bands holding the men, he 
said, thus delaying their release. 
  
After Near-Drowning 
A Waterford Township teenager 
is in good condition at Pontiac 
General _ Hospital, today, after 
nearly drowning yesterday. 
* * * 
Patricia Clauson, 17, of 4260 
Giddings Rd., became exhausted 
while attempting to swim out to a 
raft at the east end of Huntoon 
stander had administered artificial 
respiration, until help was sum- 
moned. 
* * * 
Patricia isthe daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Louis Clauson. 
6 Seek 2 Posts 
on School Board 
at Clarkston 
CLARKSTON — Six candidates   
Clarkston Board of Education in 
the annual schoo! election Monday. 
They include Walton T, Robbins. 
who is seeking a fifth term, and 
Keith L. Leak, running for a fourth 
term, 
Other candidates are Thomas 0. 
Doremus, Lester J. Smith, William 
Henry and George H. Stewart. 
Polls will bé at the Clarkston 
Elementary School 
According to Dr. L. F, Greene, 
~electors do not} 
have tor register to vote. He said {lowing their. trip. 
= (Slayer Returned 
will vie for two vacancies on the/ the 
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.. The couple will return to Ann 
Arbor where they will reside fol- 
  
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Reports Statistics 
on Diseases in Area 
The following is a list of the 
      
  the only requirement is that the 
voter reside in the school district 
for 30 days prior to election. 
  
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He Loves That Office 
      LANSING (#.— “I have sen- 
timental attachment to this build- 
ing,”” Gov, Williams said in his 
office in the 80-year-old Capitol. 
    
Se. 
— Newsmen laughed, The gover- 
nor, deadly serious at first, 
joined in, He is. _— a record 
sixth term.   
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“TEA wounding another, He started to 
“MARJORIE Reputed Head of Mafia ikrow another grenade, but Scemaaenys ren pets as ! 
~ ORNINGSTAR” Nabbed by Treasury|third South Korean soldier who yea | 
“BRIDGE on the Dept. Narcotics Agents noise’ shot minide to investiga’s ®) ‘The project came up at a meet- 
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: NEW YORK (AP)—Vito Genolerenade and was ‘killed by’ itslurer Senter A, Brown sald financ- 
vese, reputed head-of the Mafia, | blast. ing money had accumylated in the 
was arrested last night by Treas- nus oe x8 State Employes Retiement Fund 
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f = Thee a as eC. x Gicente, ‘a. lower-echelon hoodium|0t the cold war in this bitterty| Sas. eae fala at unless |Makes Storm Shelter ° . | : THIS IS THE ROLE IN WHICH 
me / BLK, | last May of the attempt-|“ivided peninsula. - | ee ae ee eee SS JOANNE WOODWARD 
: of kingpin} The U. N, Command said Com- _ ota ames a we Out of Ancient Auto Paul Newman * joanne WON THE ACADEMY AWARD 
‘ EXCLUSIVE iFrank Costello munist representatives on the| "™° BR soa “ Woodward . at Se The board instructed Brown to| FRONTENAC, Kan. (AP)—Ma- “ - “2   
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rested on the basis of a sealed... and The Reds refused to|the group with final authority to mobile. 
         
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——— U. S&S Atty, Paul W. Williams, ab: in ead of e se ™ x «* * ee an. noe, 588 TOMORROW 8 ee P LOG mans «1 | 
‘ G in announcing the arrests, said the rean uniform ther terial A lit . indsh if otor, sank FIRS The BOWERY BOYS in . 
PO TRMMEN $tctttcs’ot onere nara tn the ecm, and oer material A Wl later, Porter, commitiseihe boty a0 inthes deep in the|| 7). TeRTURES 2 “LOOKING for DANGER” 
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oc Ba amet ok Genovese is oelobsrvers, rejected the Red come congentin in preent se were Placed ine. Rocks were | AM MALONE - FLYNN made in this field,” Williams ile ad Oe owned buildings, he sald, and uP nd the sides, the |) BIN the U. N, Command would give] moreover there is empty com- |top was covered with dirt and i Bosse ieee 
Piece the attacker a decent burial if the) mercial space in downtown Lan- |Seeded to grass. ANY made millions gap! vo en-d unacet 23 Can Reds wouldn’t accept the body sing that could be rented. Latticework conceals the front is 
weaihnas? Pore oy PH SHAN «A nen ae that Genovese was the hub around or Porter favored pushing construc- es thes T00 MUCH, 
U. S. trappers market about one 
ste Sg5 of highway funds 0] million mink skins in a year while) 
he sprawling highway de-|tarm-raised skins total about 2.77 
LANSING (UPI) — The State|Partment, the state’s largest em-| mijjion. | 
; Administrative Board authorized|Ployer. 
Ago _- Gigante, 3, Was nabbed|use of the state employes retire- The administrative board was 
ment fund in financing a new 10-/told nek in 9 iene 
tacit tee known |Million-dollar state office building ady has been spent on the more 
at or near » Fyre: of the|in Lansing. expensive general office building. 
! The board authorized ‘Treasurer 
Sanford A. Brown to offer use of] ,4; * Sanford A. Brow cal lesisiative| Milan Allows Nothing 
ee established to plan for|Taller Than Cathedral iy 
The board also heard a report| MILAN — Italy's biggest Gothic\ 
that the Highway Department is) structure is Milan Cathedral. ececececoososrese ALSO cocveccccocooooce 
cepteeegsths R 
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hig proteges and a rising star.” Funds for New Building T00 SOON en pacscutes ov WARNER Bros. @ 
co-staname EFREM ZIMBALIST, JR. RAY vascron-tieva Parrerson- ee Aen 
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heard testimony that Geno-/ dollar department building. facade and the tallest of its 135)" wrep parking Free orn aa      
      
    
  
      
    
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family of Cheltingham road is Mr..DeWitt's mother, 
Mrs. Gertrude B. DeWitt of New York City, who 
will be here until next week. ~ —, : 
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Shepard: (nee Mary 
ter, Amy Marie, June 18. . Peden).of Rochester.announce the birth of a daugh- 
Grandparents of the child are Mr. and Mrs. Robert 
Peden of Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 
W. Shepard of Rochester. 
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Give Hands 
the Glove: 
‘Treatment MOMS to Hold: 
Picnic at Belle Isle { 
* . The Michigan State Board, 
MOMS of America, Inc. met 
Monday at the home of Mrs. 
Frank , Polasek of Auburn 
Heights at which time plans 
were made for the ‘state pienic 
to be held Aug. 7 at Belle Isle. 
Guests at the meeting were 
Mrs. Malcolm Scantland of Au- 
burn’ Heights, past national 
president. 
       VIRGINIA PASUGNOD | The engagement of Virginia = 
Pastignod to Michael Yapo is 
announced by. her parents, 
Steve-Pasugnod of Ferry ave- 
nue afd Mrs, Robert Hinojosa 
of Raeburn street. Her fiance’s 
parentg are Mr. and Mrs: 
yeorge Yapo of Wall street. 
\ Sept. 13 wedding is planned. 
    
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‘ “Visiting her aunt Mrs, George K. 
Cram of Littletell street for the summer 
is. Ranetta Malkow of Kansas City 
(center). She is holding two-month- 
old Elizabeth Marie Cram. Joining * 
-Mr. and Mrs. 
Donald. Upton 
of Third 
To give your hands a won- 
derful beauty. treatment while _ 
  Arthur’ and Bobby Ashp| ’ 
Tommy,,Terry and Skippy Up- 
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4 » Wilfong of Tyrone avenue. 
os Eyre celebrations at the Mackin: 
          
     
    
     
     
      
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ter, Jodi Pauline, was born to Mr. and Mrs. James 
       
Grandparents of the infant are Mr. and Mrs. 
Samuel Treece of Yale avenue and Mr. and Mrs. ~~ 
_ Sidney B. Wilfong of Pingree avenue. 340 
222 *- ' 
Friday morning for their home in ~ 
gney who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 
oseph Smith of Sunset drive. Mr. and age Chanti- . Leavin 
Reports on Conference 
_ . Mrs. Jéhn Houston of Glen- Pigg rns gdh cain eat 
wood avenue has returned United - Nations, ii 
of the Women's International = review; so that violence will 
League for Peace and.Free- be -in-the settlement 
dom, held at Lawrence, Col of . 
ef Banning of nuclear tests-and 
Mrs. Houston that‘a disarmament were subjects re- 
statement of policy for the next gutting specie! sptention st. the 
St. Mary in the Hills Episcopal Church is .plan- 
ning its 6th annual country fair to be held July 26 on 
the church lawn. Chairman for the fair is Mrs. 
Halsey Davidson (right). Assisting her is Mrs. 
Arthur R. Dadge, a member of the Lake Angelus 
Guild which is sponsoring the fair. : 
AtSt. Mary in the Hills   
  
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_ real country fair. 
on the church lawn beginning = -214 6 trea tabl a 
Mise M atkow for w visle-as the 
home recently were Vicky. (left) and 
Judy Sage of Roseville Mrs. Cram, Guild Slates Fair July 26 - July 2% is.a date to mark in 
* ye a 
Lake Angelis Guild St. : 
Mary in the Hills ; : : 
Church is preparing: -for its. .- Pools of hand made articles 
sixth annual event to be held __ 
at 11 am. Dinnet will be 
served at 5 p.m. > ~ 
Chairman is Mrs. Halsey Da-_ 
vidson. She is being assisted by — 
36. Usherettes 
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pe erp st tee Al mother won't let me write to supper. They all come and se him and she says if any letters bring gifts except this one old- 
pe Por marriage, ag come trom him she will tear _maid cousin, She works and 
! pl yaraier ony them up ‘as soon as she sees — --faakes good money, but she I can ‘think of no other =e" ‘them. Don’t you think my comes to the party empty- 
ent.I would rather give. mother is very narrow-minded? handed, stuffs herself to’ the 
plies genieg yee Please help me convince her _ brim, wraps food to take home ring, will you Pieoee tel iy, that my: boyfriend is innocent and thinks nothing of it. Should 
what date J ve putin _ ang if he-Kkhows I believe in I leave her out next time or 
i, the date ot Oe Tae him it will help hint to tive a what? — ANGRY = 
present a. better life when he gets out. ANGRY: Don't leave 
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with white fixtures,” Mr. and Mrs. 
actually be flocked red wallpaper, 
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“LE feel we have to|t get a franchise back in New York 2. ; {City, Peper yh yeah hbagadnt 
TE Nor ts. Kest ».mistit tn apocis. seeks sel Perini, : 
“for the University of Tennessee back there in the -» Mirna 2 oS es sadiaumaa oe ae x jules and leaving one team idle 
marathon, the ~ membership. “he~ has} shown the National League, at|— : , tent, theta: eee ©, Serene: 
Braves (top photo) and Casey |°8°- It was’ the first time a Na-/~ 2 
se Senet of the New York an (omal epee am, “Well now, Mr. Steinway,” Keef might well say, today when Netionsl end Ameri, [league aitendance record last] | 
ak TSS GE A, SPR ebaene ate” can League All-Star teams met wcalt g a wig oe ~ 
“Senator,” Case could well reply, “if that clause is | 7° Sorias Stadiums: Coney (Dodgers and ‘Giants were trans-| Tejunkeedl which {a se neceseany. wee thle gilli minoeit«- is piloting the American League Lose ge Meng ee ee 
ing these fellas might just as well go back to those Brome pscn fey tien Tao Ties [eens to. banebel rencablee a 
guys on- the-reservations.” cok : pmergg rp gage Sonar os 6 et See SO ee 
hearings the:morning after] ively jast fall when his Braves | rye country is ready for ex Baltimore, said Robin World Series. pansion, the question is whether) 
lies, National League ee ee See Pied sce os toons AILS Gan ot the National League yesterday 
: been invited to testify. for me in authorising, President (Warren 
, ‘teem Facts, Figures — |tiree to study seasiility of th j study feasibility of the “2 © gu ‘ Yate Sc oe roping, 4436-90 , jeran right - Kander, Bob Turley 43-3983 (12-3), to open for the American 
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dia qonimnlaitoniete. of uneliall, sootbell basketball and isr°tece 
hockey will be among witnesses called to testify later| 
on the exemption measure recently passed by the House, Boo” starting ineup The resolution was prompted by 
pos andthe appearance before the league 
ot Mayor Robert Wagner of New 
York City and the chairman of on or _|League, countered with a surprise 
the e 
_ Hennings disclosed that 25 other senators have city would come up with 12 mi-| . 1ess0N FROM TURLEY. lielay ed es Mew Terk | 
asked to-co-sponsor his bill. He.called it “a clean-cut AMERICAN LEAGUE ea oe eee Yankees, Dkebr Mabe SEs Apcaten Lane ‘tone 
their akties on give the other ina S Kansas oom a vere er ‘fe Natio va, ‘aer Turley autographed the lad's souvent baseball presen | MOET SPOTS (Bar Stewron New York, 15 am [Posed charge to : American League pitching coach Jim Tumer of the Yankees,   
    
  
          
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PROG gaSMRAE 2 can asa oak an : ' gat Eg Ral te: ; ‘ ‘ pee SS itters, Leadoff man Nellie Fox of eo28 eee Se > Tom Gorman (NL) 18; Bal Mckinley Boys’ Club Nine Yes, This Story Is True Wen ‘Lest’ Pet. Bening {Chicago is the only southpaw (AL) 2B; Jocko Conlan (NL) 3B; x Ument (AL) LF line; Prank Secory (NL) * New York .....46-. 2 68 -—  |swinger, with Mantle batting from | RF line. wii swich wth Hom | Unbeaten on Tri ws ~ ; , Kansas City 4.38 37 “SO? Tt ' : p — hie oe gy Sie B ll f O M. CG Bo sseeeee ge a either side of the plate 
’ a Members. of the Pontiac Boys’ 11 yY Ss a ne- an. ang Ehicage * eee at 2 eam * = a 
i * 8. Club Mighty Mite baseball team Se mm A first All-Star man- 
ational League vs.|made a holiday weekend trip to| CINCINNATI @ — First of all,, was the only run Billy had going |"**"syn 3. Sie attempt, gave several rea- 
STANDING OF SERIKS—American 14,| Cheboygan, returned with two fine|this is all true. into the fifth and fina] inning. |No games scheduled. ~ |Sons for: his ‘unorthodox mound National 10. - |wietories over a Cheboygan club.| they have a Knothole Baseball He had + ieeanintiaa (Restere, Standard Time) selection. 
tha ine tacinn- titaliee Griff’s MAnAGune—Pred, Haney St, ‘itwuy Dave Tinkis won the first test,|) soue here, with boys through| Mt ‘walled 41. ee ee more, 2 pm | “Spahn has proved through the Gri S lke, Watonal League; Casey. oti$-4 when Walter Logan tripled in , In the fifth, Billy’s catcher was! cere 7 MORROW S, SCHEDULE years that he is just as effective RADIO—National Broadcasting Co. . {the deciding tally in the final/1l years of age playing in Class : Se against right-handers’ as he is , y game sch — National Broadcasting C, the youngest group. ,That’s|hit by a pitched bal] and was out a ” Co. ae: frame..Dennis Luskin blanked the : : maeemeres, Lukecuin against left-handers,” he .said. 
YEAR'S SCORE—American 6,/ All-Stars 5-0 after retiring the last plausible. of the game. Since the Plumbers Won Last Pet Behind a8 it 
PRO! 3 érrenpance—4 000. 14 batters in a row, 8 on strikeoats. Well, Saturday, the Plumbers|had used all their reserves; the|Miwaukee — .....4 2 “ ; : Sen Pransisce 41 36 BH 1 A good pitcher doesn’t worry WEA FORECAST—Partly cloudy,/ Fourteen boys, members of ‘the|Were Playing the Sky’s for first|Sky’s manager said, Okay, Billy Ry - 54 el what side of the plate a batter 
  
  
      
    7 & humid, afternoon ers. : STARTING PITCHERS— ‘Spahn, , eague place, with Billy Steinau pitching}can run for the hit batter, = 
Milwaukee (10-3), National: "Bob Turley, ees cy 3 —— oo for the Plumbers. Here we go. Billy. stole second, then stole; Feeemett “se aes og jpits from. Also, ; Spahn is well New York (29), American. 9, [entty., made the trip along with third. The next two batters walked|P™*3e™, == sea) “4ee-¢-_[rested,He -hasn’t pitched since nt sek i te ne directors Mike Forillo, Joe Billy walked in the first Anning, | 4 sith the bases loaded, it was Los Angeetrenpay’s hesvin, ° |Friday and if the Braves were 
map saunas, select = quest ot/Chevalier and Dick Goldsworthy,| stole second,, stole third and | om i No games scheduled. playing a league game today, he 
fTEAM Americas Leagee,” . (team coach. scored on an infield out. That |Plly's aid the aky's (Eastern, Standard. Time) would be my pitcher. af — 7 in oe like this Sey'a aptite All-star ge at Bal + geome dial p.m, “Besides, it is a real big ball 
. manship, “Billy can bat and some-|muwaukee at Loc Angeles. 10 wm park, and Spahnie oo body can take his place on third."|OY seme scheduled. Aa daa 
Billy hit a double, clearing the 
bases and tying the score, 
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; \ reat. Brurs ag Poncgh ge? bison) PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Unrewarding Practice. 
2 aa i al eg tches, me other in ie * f r sight, bat mo (Sm (Solo) Burges| ouery for the injured catcher. = oa et —_— Practice. 
Pontiac Police stood TREATMENT: I used to think that, if I went to the the head of the class after burling Vallad. se 4 $3 Saree S137] Cj J B b I , practice tee and hit out practice halls for an hour or 80, haste —s — against an R Biti yee eit ity unior ase a | I had done enough practicing. That was a long time 
ae = North ae $8 Richelle, rl 41 aay ,ago—if T’d. kept thinking ee , * ‘ | saben s "that I would. never 
oe Heeaag og — Btone, in” $3 teas 304 ost 7 jealied 6 a fant dark |e have pe a golf tourna- 
“smother a sterling two-hit mound | Kruskie, P its es | BERNA OEEAE serena : calle Pe “lanes: ak just 
one aan bat a2 ier sp 68 rrr): Ponting . Boys “Cinb 'S, Sherif's De : banging out some balls — 
Two walks and Burgess’ own [Grits ............ 013 900 1-6 8 J [Glarketon 1, Ryeson’s Market 0 (for- |i and that applies to duffer 
error gave the Mailmen thelr | °° """¥" oe Arnold’s ‘Drugs vs. Frank's Markét = and expert alike. ‘only base-runaing opportunities Fs C h Fi | (double forteit) - a. ara rules to 
vdeaet get no-hitter for Fred ‘onl ° edtereys yet raise A $B haas hu : een inlow~ = 
chis of the VFW. Konchis had to| AC : gn an ~getile for a-one-hit shutout as hej eae Fae an hove chun i Pontine | a RES SOE SOS, ee outpitched Verle Sheldon of Stadi-| Corky Foster, ; BogerShuh. 6 {arte : hit another ball until you 
um Inn %0 give the lle 1-0/St. James football coach, fired a| : try to figure out what went 
triumph at Beaudette Park. | Shel- jho prey's : ft oi tortett) wrong and try to correct it. : ' don was touched for six safe blows, |Golf and Country*Club. Accom-| Syivan 30, ‘Glan “¢ al feck ‘ «nn preg — . Always p out s target and try to’ hit It. 
Santelle allowed Foster Ned's Dillers tr italoes r Simulate actual playing conditions. ‘Don’t dust bang 5 
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       ig ce sageee inns5 he gle: | eae oe ¢ __ Setiea. By ery ey od 4, Practice chips arid pitches—even | its . ‘2 < | ‘HIS ONE'S NO RIKER! — Ciyles P. he displays above, at Oxbow lake on a small’ |hit shutout for ‘Miracle all in ee a es Peter of Wixom Road near) _ Pontiac watchmaker, agra \ annie: Coates; witcha daleanans ‘the top spot. (hie yy hurled | no-hitte, fun to hit wood shots from the practice tee. wey . 
day he’s n pretty good tsherman, ag well as a in The Press Derby, pike division, was 36 inches | Sutfulces in al» (Copyright 1958, Jha F. Ditle Oa) ie 
watchmaker. Betch took the fine northern pike, © long, weighed 11% pounds. Widget League, com eames — ——— ‘in @ steady pitching per-jaced the Red. Nine’s 135yard 7th + formance at Beaudette as ~Bir-jhole with a°7-iron and ‘he carded| Eat, Gee & Wye? out shots aimlessly, - ie downed the CIO, 52.135 for the rc ee ee “a filentights : 3. Practice with the clubs that give you the most 
= nog’ and Jake a Witnessing the hole-in-one were pyre ae bic Ni Sa a ata ie aa Sie Apel FB omg ay vg ry ge ¢ |) | trouble, not the ones you like to hit with the "8 
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~ Michigan's Idle Rolls; 
Shrink 7,000 in June 
' An MESC spokesman predicted 
an unemployment upturn for both 
July and August as the automotive 
industry shuts down for change- 
overs to 1959 models. He emphea-'_- 
sized the May 15-June 15 estimate 
was based on preliminary figures. 
Despite the drop in the num- 
ber of waemployed, MESC esti- 
mated 455,009 were without jobs 
June 15. This number is 15.5 per 
went of the state’s labor force. 
Detroit had 275,000. unemployed, 
an even 18 per cent of its labor 
force, on June 15, But Detroit re- 
ber of unemployed between May 15 
and mid-June. ~ 
In the state as a whole 2,315,- 
000 were reported employed on 
__June 15, Detroit's employment to- 
ployment compensation 
bered 272,880. It estimated 25,000 
unemployed exhausted claims in 
June 
  
ao aa eeeteie® 3 "Sthost “District No.3. Pri, ot eft inde 
I a ; ae tor 
¢ officers will be on 
Ww MTN eC gecrerty 
July 7, 8, 9, 0, 11, 12, * 
State Bank No, 807 
OF CONDITION OF REPORT 
Pontiac State Bank of Pontiac in the State of Michigan   
  close June 
PH ese Pruished in ‘secordance with a old daugkter locked-in a car dur- 
Pog a pursuant to ‘the ing 90 degree heat w . 
provist Section 82 of Michi. ; 
gan financial institutions act. ra * ‘+ é 
Cash, balances with other % The attorney for Mrs. Jack L.!31:00" banks, : reserve 
obligations, direc¢t and 
aranteed . fv. .. ceases 42,998, 717.47 postponement 
oleate @ tous & from today because 
politica subdivisions re 404,782.79} 0f another case. 
istsctusss ds » 296,000.00) sewed with child tty for|== 
RE eee 11,048,207.38] + three hours and 15 mit in 
  OE 5 wecees $349,501.19 a small foreign car while she 
runes Oot ee wae shopped at the Miracle Mile Shop- 
Investments and other «s- .153.31| ping Center June 30. 
in ens araine ~ z ther real estate ........ 84,004.28 ‘ 
Other assets ~ sinisaaa das 119,218.38 Roberta Linn Home 
and corpora- cewican, va: + 20,597,03647 States United 
Government (including postel savings). .,....... 340,427.04 
Deposits of States and po 
ities] subdivisions ...... 3,636, 290.20 
Deposits of banks .......... 5,000. 
rtified 
--and officers’ checks, ete.) 232,150.36 
$27, 184,938.22 Other Mabilities ....4.0.+«. 376,007.88 
    Tout antes te one ready for operation in 
Mgations shown below  $27,861,746.10 August,.1958., 
Hapite nr eh Sane The Netiont Binwe 4 Stand- dy i ards ashington and the Rain-‘c 
an ae dines. bow Engineering Co. of Tacoma(® 
account for prefered cap- ark, Md., did the research work 
WORT i hades cna cerns ane 9,326.00 | 
‘Total Capital, Accounts ....9 1,467,006.65 . 
Total. Liabilities and Cap- (Compiled by The f peor me Press) 
. dtal Accounte .......... $20,098,751,75 « 1 1 
“This bank's capita) consists of: Indust Rails Uti 
Common ‘stock with total change .... = it Be 
par value of .. 5a alc $ $00,000.00 a" ie, “384 S: 3 ; + 
Assets pied: or assigned rk ; + 258.2 Ee 81.5 176.2 
nt care’ lakitien 50a Heath “Reo 2844 Be 9 
denne ‘es’ thewn above aie vas gen ~ Ieee high sce “ies ea 3 ns a mae d ls 
after deductions of Te- a poe nd 14 net Ts 4 nt 
nee hn ase t iow _ on 
Michigs : STOCKS posits of States and the . ©. J, Nephier Ce.) 
-“ ae. ‘ ag ea, eg ae SQUEEZE PLAY—During ‘the | Figures after decimal, po! yy woos 
dent of ‘che Ospoveenamed bank, do} Yush hour in. England, not’only [atien Elect & Equip Co .2.3 "S 
soleranly swear that the above statement) +o passengers but some busés Baldwin Vis is 
Je true, and that it fully and correctly) wets an ee en, Cham On ‘* a a 
represents the true state of tha savetal have a tight squeeze. This one, |G b ON & + Oe, 1 av 
tt tained « rth, ‘ Howell ; Saas . 
to the dest Of me knowledge and beliet.| S0ing through the West Gate |Peninsuler M prod. Co. 19 19 | 38 
Correct—~aAttest: chee m. | into. ; terbury, makes the Rudy Manufacturing Co.* = 7.12.8 
(ILA) J. CROSS camel's tfip through the eye Toledo Edison Co, |, 147 109 143 
‘ Cc. COWE needi es : Ge. Ke 
goant a wiitrrey | of Me je look almost easy. 4” No sale; bid and asked. 
Directors. 
State of Michigan, County of Oakland, 
sa: 
Sworn to and subscribed before me 
this-9rd-day_of July, 1958, and I hereby 
certify that I am mot afi officer or dix 
of this ban MILDRED H. TAYLOR, (Seal) & 
Notary Public, Oakland County, Michi 
m. 
ey commission expires October 11, 
1958. Oats— June unemployment compensa-| ata. 2% guy siscans® 
tion payments were estimated atl sb fee 3 M 
“at feral ee oom wolREDTieve Granted 
Linn, 
reads ta $12,433,193.68 rence Welk’s original “‘Cham- 
/ before resumipg her career.   
CHICAGO @ — Decisive influ- Grain Futures af Mi 
‘Dealings Light ez 
  
with wheat % cent a bushel higher 
to %4 lower, July $1.82% 
% lower, July $1.31%; oats. un- 
changed to %' higher, July 64%; 
rye % higher to % lower, July a - 
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July $2.24%; lard 3 cents a hun 
oa to 8 cents lower, July 
The Department of Agriculture accepted export subsidy bids on 
Pmore than 2% million bushels of 
Grain Prices 
grain prices: 
‘orn (eld)— RE couches 1.35% Bc x aes essere aa Det .. iss eae 1.30% 
x newj— a... ie Dec BS (new) 21% ne   
in Child Cruelty Case 
Justice Elmer C. Dieterle for the 
Mrs. Voss, of 500 Kuhn St, is 
leaving ker daughter, Jan, locked 
  
pagne Lady,” is home after a two- 
week, hospital stay. Miss Linn, il 
with a chest infection, was on the 
critical list for a time. A spokes- 
man sald she'll rest several weeks 
    
  
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ETROIT, corn but rejected all bids on oats| mt", 
cmcico lay © an = Opening | Sf = 
rb'5 Detrott. diate gredes: 
items Vossy Wallace Temple, of Detroit,|i¢iz 
collection. $ 3,869.048.14/ asked West Bloomfield Township|2¢ 
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top in, write, or phone for 
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UNLOAD UNDERGROUND CABLE — Linesmen (from léft) - Crooks road near South boulevard. ‘ 
John Campbell, Jim Wilkins, Bud Hallock and Richard Lamzeu used by the company to meet expanding 
are unloading the last reel of underground cable at rear of Michi- Oakland County, 
gan Bell Telephone Company's “new Auburn Heights office, on 
! ‘The first phase of Michigan Belljjust south of South boulevard, thelof the area east of Potitiac, and 
‘Telephone Company’s $1,400,000 ex-|company announced south of Rochester. 
2 New Telephone Facilities Set in Oakland\@il -establia 
   
            
    
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Now You You Buy Home Insurance! 
You Receive 
         
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"Can Save Money When 
_ Contents, Theft and Personal Liabi lity, 
‘ae H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agency | peed. W. Huttenlocker , 
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Low rentals, ~ service, 
  
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== Bar, dr gg 73 drive. 
FE 4-0683. 
tery — 304 3. 6 = “Phone FE 2-0186. — & @ 
Bee $600, value — 
saa $900. ‘Bos Pontiac Press. 
BOX REPLIES | Ser th. $40 wk. 
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ponte re = iso ry 8 ag work 
hours day or ea: evening. 
ov — call 5-€573, 8 
  
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_ NEED A. FINANCE- rans FIXER? Order Classified) 
12 noon to 8 p.m. py Bay _Ads to sell, rent, find a 
job. FE 28181 is 
the Want Ad number! 
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The Pontiac Press 
FOR WANT ADS 
DIAL FE 2-8181 
‘ From 8 a.m.-to 5 p.m.   
time for Lg noe ene type. sizes 
men tanner. ian regular 
ED et Slt” Transient Want may 4 up to $30 ae. 1 Be Beet tpt, 
| CASO WANT aD RATES 
| tines nd te 8 Dass 
BecsuEss eesescss Sessue OBIS PF & Ww 
Svunwwen— 4 courteous capable of taking am’ 
time, ranteed wa: 
— 6 trom f to 6 p. a oar other 
    oo 
Lake Rd. 
bag A Toad teat Nquor. Berib’s Bar & Restaurant, 136 8, Tele Rd. 
WTD, NEAT AND EX NCED 
curb girls, Age 18 to 25, to work in ove of. the finest ive ins in 
— Tipe are very Must have transportation. 
rite Fontes Press. Box _ 119. 
WOMA FOR OR: 
sorters. 613 y = © Ave. 
Use back gate, Before 
WOMEN = AIRLINE Pras 
See our ad under Class 9, 
EXP. WA 
ore = a Apply in person 
experience only. jeg eT after 
My Fat. 
Help Wanted   WAITRESS WANTED EASQUALE| ETIRED Resta urant, Lak fone i 
  
MEN OR YOMEN DESIROUS 
‘ Ga tine, vee adem * maith, th, “180 
“te mneced Pigg ah and i 
Si Dakots and W. 
/ 7 HERE 
Work 4 ayer daily only 5 days each week Exc ’ apes 
for ‘housewives, 5 
Agencies 8A   
  
“DR. S ASSISTANT 
fag Senet tye, cee 
    i _     _ Work Wanted Male 10 
2 WOULD LIKE IN se Tener Ue set ely   
. FE : C 
| A-1 c. — 
1 CARPENTER, a cone 
ALL OUTSIDE aa too | 
done reasonable. Yard Some 
and lawn cutting. FE 
  need ahieeaen bat (3 enigg s rT ev 
work. cironeae te oy warn 
able. References furn. FE 4-1101 
EM_3-0950. 
pre By NEEDS 
ment, can travel, OL 
WA ; eee WANTS “LABOR of any kind. Has uffeur’s li- 
cense. FE 2-8447. 
B 
et small aecounts to 
tlac at home, Write Pon 
Box 103. 
    
    
  sheet metal work. Pree OE 0 
FE 5-7238. 
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Moving & Trucking 19 
A-1 MOVING — SAULING 
BXCRULEG? SERVICE 5 oe 
AAI Reduced Rates   
  ton stake truck. 
"8 MOVING AND TRUCKING 
5-1348.   
Rubbish. 
& front end toad 
LIGHT +e aa & RUbarGe. 
$4 load, FE 38-0145. 
Trucks to Rent TRUCKS, TRACTORS = Travel = it 
  
  
  tim Plekups 1 Stakes as Se i-trallers 
ontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. &, WOODWARD 
    
  & boat wells, OL Open, Batty Tne! ewer 
__Business Services 13 MOVING AND . ANY- 
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS| s Sans, re Bt, 5g trained) maa O'DELL CARTAGE +E a ~ ae — 17 W. Law.|G0eal and tone ce moving, 
rence St thone "FE 30135, Phone 0% 
waving. ‘ilces sake or shatict 
last : roan OR oe, Ls 
VING 
Drivewaye. Parking en psoas" 
ASPHALT PAVING 
r u mi your drivewa 
bnag arkine Cota pac help Gpance 
ndable Asphalt "PEE 
AP 
makes of We servion ail makes f ertnges 
   
      Ee eel 
     
        i) Papering & 
PAPERHANGIN TRUCKING & HAULING. RUB- 
bish Anytime Cheap, FE 4-1820, 
ee ee vk oe 
Painting & Decorating 20 
- GLASS PAINTING AND DE orating. Cash or. terms:   
  
cinta ati-PapEnina AN APERING 
ASN ena +8364. M Th 
Tl clo 56 pon cegl Wine, tor tac. Guarantees Pree est. FE 49 
A N RATOR. ‘OR, : pr inti 8-0343. 
NG berate: steam. FE 
gilti_re 8 5-58 a 
A rures WALLS be:       
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R sting. Wxt,-int,. Reasce- porphin og. 2421 Mem saul 
Physio-Therapy _21A he 
able 
  
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PHYSI THERAPY 
ah by. appoiniment, 
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Notices & & Personals 25 
MASON ‘SHOES   
-| 299 cuayburn St 
any . WOMAN i 
ve 28123 "Coutiaentian. satin Whe Set. Saeee = F 
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(7UicK ACiio»n 
pal LAND CONTRACTS Foal ag — Commercial 
OrtRS WAITING pm vg of service to satisfied 
A. . Johnson 
  
  
  
gage 
a ee E BROS. REAL ESTATE 
outs Eves tii 9 — Sun. 10 ‘tf 5 
GI AND FHA 
HOME ur home for 
farther jalovene bligated. We 
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IMMEDIATE © 
fa ah etpes fa Real 
ong v4, cogs raise a. fr 7 Yaawte 
CASH UNLIMITED 
slowest ie arene “ aincount 
tor Ted Mecar 
ARRO REALTY   
  __ St ee He 2.8508 ae 
PRYSIO-THERARY. AND SWEOTER 
«{ RM. & KITCHEN, ATE 
* darsnce Washing, $10 rE 2-0683. 
11 8B OOM WITH KITCHEN TRN. 3853. or OR 3-3291. APT. 38 MATH- ° 
    ~ BA . PLOOR   ee   
AND BATH owed 
* te welcome, 210 8 
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
heat, 
adul 
  
- couple A 
on Alberta Aptal 
MS. PVT. BATH 
wane FE 5-2495 ICELY Rp. 
. 40 Edison St. 
RMS. KITCHENETTE BATH 
child. 431_N. Perry. 2-5170 
ms., Priv. Bath, Clean   
      
  Min ie — grt a it F) ~2-, 3 AND 4-ROOM aia er = 
  3 TAROB 1 RM aPT CLOSE In 
ae 3 Adaits eeasee 7 ROOM MODERN UTILITIES 
bition Fe enh _— 7B) BIRMINGHAM 
  ; BATH UPPER . NEWLY TRM nies. e 
a jas stove, 81 
OR 51000. 
Pa Or FE 5-7066. 
pepo Tea lease sagt es maaan Mr bias 
mage HILLS 
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  SE pep. save $5 to $7 a pair on narrow i “ 
width Trim Office, 8806 Co . AND bt : 
a Some fens test |” Pe PONTIAC, Ew Oat Say" inthis” valine bt pet i. rq Ri ‘ Gertrude. El ve, woter mo. juding heat, & cold 
KNAPP SHOES | on roun Gestion furiaed, S60 auburn. 7 200. oe We wo Pf Sones x an You. let us look ais Konty “Siesalea® Seep | LONE Fak < REE, 3-1503 . . y 
Loa WEIGHT GAFELY p-EC0.| sui favmely cases two, convent | un, eluded, See, Ceresdher.| pein. Newly des, PE) £103 snr eeROnT, SAFELY & ECO. a ee latge ‘ FF . | time, or PE 2-625 after 5: pene tablets, R4 eens at Pquities We "thes “pave buyers APT. MODERN 5 land contracts. Real Estate, | — ba : hewly decorated, adults only . le 4-6402 HTS. () ve. 
"Subdivision work. average. yard, | —*413. ASK for. Mr. Cleve. wirrel Ré., South. Paes0ds.” | NEAR FISHER BODY NG Experienced workmanship CASH! aD TS. 3 RMS. Ree eve room. kitchen & 2 bedrooms. tal. using fivest spra materials. We wilt personally bay. your ent. . FE 2-7290, fara. “$17.50 wk. OR_3-7206 Fite 
Whites ursery equity show you how you BACHELOR. SHA .| NICE CLEAN, ¢ RM. TiLe PE $4711 can > ont seaah tp, fo $8,000. Gai) | _bath __TV. reais Reapenstbiy waans. Gu Be 7 $6548, ON. AND AFTER THIS DATE, R RILEY. " WISHED “A APTS, REASONABLE | ice FOR 1 OR 2 NS HOT - 1958. Iwill _not_be Y, Broker IT Seeeet Seo ON Ee eee eiat, beak refrigeraten:— p00 responsible for any debts con- e Elisabeth Lake Rd. FOR COLORED - month. FE 80544. eet by, an — ant. myself. | PE 4-1157 FE ¢4821/ wery nice 2 & 3 room ONLY $65, NEW MODERN HEAT- 8t., aoe & Mich. . er CASH FOR For rent at 226 Prospee! t. Cali| ed apartment. ranch type build- 
KEDUCE NOW YOUR HOME - OTT fons or EM Saue nO 10 pounds te six short cave. Ae As| We have G.I, and ZEA, mot | ve piOLLYWOOD D APTS. 3 > inn gg om ae oe 
ads ant Sic" n me ayer. mg eeu — pon tay pat wi far 114 E. How- PB tieo 
™ eg toned - pga for ent . to- Js co HAYDEN, Realtor pote ARG 4 if BG, STWR WASH ORCHARD CT APTS. 
ALPE AL Wa HAVE GUADIFIED BUYERS welcome .37 Park Pl. FE 4-8612 BRAND NEW Wtd. Household Goods 27) “waiting tor com commercial proper. ae | aR . PLEASANT 3 & BATH. Am CONDITIONED gat pe eae 0. A Garage. Nr. Airport. Adults only, o AB mee Mh go AR 
FURNITURE NEEDED oe ae Seosese carne Sercet ee tees ey “Gee enter on ROY KNAUF No drinkers. FE 2.3873. | gs fetri y Beauttul kitchens! Stove sell ft for you 'b ae Community % W, Huron St. FE 21421 M TCHEN heat ana ho’ water e OR +2717. LA OPERTY - HOMES 1 bedrm. deluxe. Ideal for bach-| Adults 
Fnoe ¥ — ALL tyPas| FARMS - CoM L - ALL| elors a Days week or month, Week-|! & 2 BED APARTMENTS of furnitire Ph re or Bust ne = Lanp| _ly rate: FE 5-0481. Ready for imnediate Covupanay 
OS ANtISOS pq, | CONTRACTS-WE BUY EQUITIES | STUDIO. APT. PRIVATE pa we ag HH ay 
tioue, lamps, ntioue turn. MY a PE $-is0. oe decorate. . “FE 8-6918 
: 1. J. JOLL, REALTY UITA i MEN 7 Wanted to Rent 29 = ie Loe Pe sasey| Large 3 rm. vt. bath, and ent, "nice convenient for ‘teachers. ¢F 
NON-DRINKING EMPLOYED e Will Buy Fate ee, feet 16 WW.) See LAKE AREA A bad lady wishes in Your Equity me ONION LAKE 3 RMS room lower apt. Market ¢1906,__ 
Fochoe ra uel neigh "t loge your home-cash walt,| Modern apt. building. “Katte. EM | WEST oS ee? eS chan listings. Giroux-Fr ks Dixie $75 month, FE 4. 
bi 30701. ingle tage ss " WEST SIDE APTS. Share Living Quarters 30 WANTED IMM EDTATESY fitened kes Ou pewly decoraied, as ‘nest. 
WILL, SHARE MY HOME. WITH Pail Ti jo re Real Eat, Ruth, — North side spts.. with 1. 2 or 9 bed- 
; au ones, Real Est. | Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34| two apts... off Dixie Hwy. 2 bee Wtd. Transportation 31 | «3 ys. 8 rooms. inodern, $10 pet week." A. BENBEN WOULD’ LIKE YOUNG WOMAN Rent pin Neceiaa is 33|1 BEDROOM APT Sie ne. Pe PS ae 81178, to shate my home, OR 3-0480. ee pee "Belair Me *g bein i@, ie rT anor. 
-| Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32|' weer. rr 20500, to State st * a HER, SHARED | Rent Houses Furnished 35 
1 .RM. KITCHENETTES, tse W.| —S@_FE Piss oo FE 92-5236. ‘| ROOM, ND |.3u-BEDROOM MODERN LA front home, at ARS ie $10 
    
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* ROO! Ms AND pes Fe a ‘30 MONTH| FE 
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Unturn.- 26) For Sale Houses _ 43} _ For Sale Ho 
  Walters L 
         
        
          
     
      
      
  Beautiful “atre lot. for ‘bee ous = 
GI SPECIAL wEsT 
    
  
  
  
HNSON, Realtor ~ 
NEXT DOOR TO. .. 
heck and 
ste stkto 
3o| WATERFRONT seat, cond. ‘me a = 
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ae cc.* 22 "2 bak eee fopay! A er i>   
    
    
“Slip in behind the wheel, Pet! Let’s see how it looks — with the warhead!"   
‘& HARGER CO, _ HURON 
a ticar eek, enrage: ie 
    
  
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     GILES REALTY CO 
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  Rooms With Board 38) 
Aer rec dor guatigman, Hone ® eges, Williams Lk. OR 
WELL VENTILATED ROOM Wits planter, living roe 
Convalescent Homes 38A< 
HAVE | VACANCIES, 
Fonts ecented ary raise, Rove 
sonable rates. FE 5-4353. 
a open, reas rates, MA §-3488. werege 
Hotel Rooms 
HOTEL AUBURIN or 
af aetna   
  
  
    
  
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neat f° s3i.so $1900 down. 
se Roy Annett Inc. 
      
        
  
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
  through Rent Ads! Room, 
house, apartment, any- 
thing — Want Ads give 
you ACTION, Dial FE 
2-8181. ae ae Bsc 
| eee ae NICHOLIE}; 
  5 Telegraph Rad. - on a 1848 
RENT IT FAST   
ag Ww. 
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ee cissets. “Pacture sit 
Bee STOUTS Best Buys 
Today 
= areas | WASHINGTON ST. - Por   
"Some; sealed nen Esa tl ) WATKINS LAKE 
GILES fecerre res) Ee LeBaron Farms Yoon! itrolitianst 
Dp Realtor 
    
    
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Lovely room 
  
BIG FARM scre farmers farm with _ bedroom ‘h Rx 
  
  
  
  
    
  
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FOR COLORED 
en ’ me 
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Hwy 
Bloomfield 
ved repairs, 
Oy DON — Pins costs 
with basement. 
  
  
L. H. BROWN, Realtor “MUL TIPLE LisriNo ‘SER ICE 
GI NOTHING DOWN     
3 a Gola "and dicing 
: PA best. s 
eee a wa-| OTHER G.1.'8 TO CHOOSE FROM 
DON'T WISH FOR| 
MONEY! Make it easily 
e.| through Classified Ads, To} “pat 
_} sell, rent, buy, swap, hire,| . 
‘}dial FE 2-818]. , 
  WILLIAMS 
  Near Lake Oakland. Vacant and 
HOLMESBARTRAM 4302 Dixie 
119 8, WASHINGTON, ROYAL Oak 
                   
    
     Etirabeth Lake Estates 
         
   
  
  
One mile East of Silver wate 
OPEN DAILY 48 PM. 
¢ 
oa Bateman. 
__Kampsen 
| 391 8. Telegraph — Sves. & Gun. 
  
GI SPECIAL OF THE MONTH 
See this 7 room frame home 
Bates, aisle Ser ise ot Boned, i ae with nothing 
| KENNEDY 7101 W. FE 43560 
    _ MIDDLETON. / 
45 sin Anant 
$050 DO = Located near 
Fie eds dette Be auti fw *, ghaded ‘lots, 10 Gays pos- i" 
Leslie R. Middleton _ ee . SON HEIGHTS | Nothing Da. 
       
            
       
       
   
  
    
             
    
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sree ees 
HOYT “Bud” Nicholie, Resltor 
  
  
       
        
  
   
              
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     hed. 
       
    ‘THE ANSWER TO. YOUR PROBLEM. 
    Want Ads! To sell, rent, 
hire, it’s FE_2-8181 
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-Burmeister’s Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. 10 to 2.| © 
           
      
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Our Requirements Are: | _Sarameah Jigs bgt 4 , e cuts| BSEEES ie FILM CLUB a. paying eer’ be faaay a ess YOU TAKE THE PICTURES 
KRESGE'S           
     
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as a nat ode aad 5 sgieved 
t " Loans to $500 FREGS!         
    
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          ; See Se aS ye EVERY ROLL OF 
: ee weiss tyme, 3 Eee ae es {20| BLACK # WHITE PILM 
= oe, taker} BUCKNER te aati ana et . 
= Eaul M. Joes, Real Est.) Finance Co, &| CAMERA DEPT. 
gy P, W. DINNAN “ella ere eg Te fe ern 3s id ais PL, pet i... § 88.08 wil be replaced 
ow. Hare en ster : 700 FREE 
WHEN ¥ 7 Pisce SECTIONAL, “DAVEN- i 09 = ~ . : rH 1.49 with & new roll of 
Las 12:05 the same__size c   
  values, $10.88 rae 
Pisoresceut, 24. Ore BURMEISTER’S fon Bt i I te cae A Lve. . 4 Ec z a 
‘ “pefrigerstor.. with 100 Ib. freee? . ; 
| = GRAY BEDRAL | ins"esbr" ‘hoping post it BEEF anO- PORK — ALP AND Northern a eae aa 
; x ‘aan. 3 —4 sale, Mr, Holland, 5-6151. Ld . “4 LUMBER CO. electric pump $150. OL 2-3562. | 
ea? ESontt oo Pa. PE S10 Sage e101. E FINANCE CO. stor dls 6 Pay only #2 weekly. | OF hauled” $00 MA RECENTLY sxrancom Fi rxTORES, fer: | 1940 Cooley Lake Rd. * Eat sais | 30 BASS” ACCORDION, TFALS-      
    
       
    
  
       
          
    
         
  
          carson Furniture, 42 Orchard Lk. | _ overhauled. ple 5-0472. town gas 
az, See 202 N. MAIN fr -aesiceemoonat shecasan Omtndow “fam ADTOMATIC PORTABLE | ors. Mahala tater hester here | "sundays 10 Ria | 1308 BASS ACCORDIA ORDIAN TNE EX. 
' ae ROCHESTER, MICH. |? PIECE LIVING BOON pair. i in whe tf; | Wate. glechrial supplies, erock wont cellent "#130. Gallagher 
| extras — see : is LOANS $25 TO $500 modern step tables. matching cof; he were ba. “Others | piack pipe and nitngs, Lowe _— chair, Daasinete, | BABY, GRAND 0, 
an Hh See of mbber or $08. iy "$3" weakly. mW. on OR. san Bros. TEIGHTS ¥ . pment tile sterilinet Fee ee ESTER INSTRU. 
pets er ‘islier rs BA, dees. Bree. Ph. eee cant Ob 10mm Eske ate. —_— reens: 6 ments rented te the summer 
sce er Sr 3 CE © lame a “MORRIS MUSIC 4 miles condition. 34648. Gi 43 
SF" Roghester_ OR. 3-490. SIN 1878 Sxi2 Felt Base R Rage $598 134 S. (Telegraph h FE 2 0567, 
HFC Specializes 
(W atertfr onts ee ed In Helping lz ae eee   
  
                  
          
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
      
  
  
  
  
  
    
      
  
        
  
  HUN frame & trim, Storms & OL 6-65T1 Also 8 # ‘Tik-e-door comple! ieee | BEAT-THE-HEAT WANTED: “GOOD SPINET 
winbow| TH Ge | Sie cieeatiieners * SRR e MUSIC em; | Empire SPecicl | auatt Wag. Seceteee tins | 1 PE 20867 
mat ‘quan cooRyEaS Sevice — i A RA . 
mas pa Or IN OFTER HiLis| CLD, ESTABLISHED  REPRIG-\ | mbna. |= hegre Pine AQUA LUNGS, NEW & USED 
| “Sontowner_Pe Gat, eres parte end conyiet exer mae Bran Beciuel Appliance, Davisburg. BMA Co eee |__30S, Gass FE 5-6123 |) pargaunsrat Fe 63008 
W. HURON ST. “LARGE HIGH LOTS | as-,Same location, 25 years. We Buy Bauities 5-601 | tgtRG ROO DENING "ROOM Penpire: St pplies ¢ Co. PAINT SALE | AQUA’ LUNGS. NEW & USED. 
BRICK APARTMENT — Owner's ets over $1,000 monthly, 3 serv-| | CHEPP MTGB & RLTY. CO. | 82 = GA and bedroom suite, PE 4233, | 2600 Uni eee Berry Bros, house paint, |p: AIR 
living room with fireplace, bed- LOW PRICED fee trucks. $1,900 down plus in-/1@ W. HURON BT. PONTIAC| heater, $89.95 Install $150.95 | 80d bedroom suite, PE -¢0rs2. __ = | Sect, bows Pine Lk, Inn 3599 Orchard LE. Rd, 
Soak, pees 8 bedroom’ apartment aso quay govietenh sotenecneet! LOM Take or contract 8-8589 es. EM 3000) R. B Munro Electric 1000 | LIVING ROOM, FURNITURE, MPIRE ei Sok s Satar "FE 5-5375 
Tnedes nol belt’ seperate uuir| DEF you May be proud to live, TATEWIDE Swaps 55 | ipt- Gag RANGE. APT. SIZE | MOVING. WILTON CARPETING, E- oo Great aes das Re eae ie panes 
____ Hag Be Beat. Good meome, ‘Excel aoe Seed, ss 91.800 a name fuak aaa) ee ee, ave.| a ee ee PLY D SPECIALS | tzs0 binoemlars, <o.20.000. $20.50, 
~N-SAGINAW- pret tose LADD’S. INC. | -"S" dP Guaates st, Pontee | Sap ‘ctor considered OR S704 Frigidaire reirigersior a ange * PE 6 og SET- W eekend an exe Ss .. 08 oe’ PIULLIPS Luacace ~~ 
ge —LADD* i — asa ee = re ; Na na |_Prigidaire_ elects rasige, — erware, | ee ce 968. 4x8" GIs oo... cece eee et $7.95 | Sains - : 
WEAR SEARS — Idea! for some|296 Dine Hwy. Drayton Plains Devsoit Office: oD srwinbrook_3-3286 20% OFF » 3465_Aubarn Fe‘egsrs| sugar bowl, mébogany Special — sb Bipsoord "415 GOLF Chu nee 
or professional use, a 2 OF — ie = 180. WATKINE-POR- é“ T'S TALK On all Trellis Wiec, fans, lawn & BUY - SMALL RADIOS, #6 TO 1488 Baldwin A 2 FE 5.9543 tere oon $05: ag "RS. He 
¢ach with 5 rooms, com-|LOT — 100 % WA LE mowers. We take trade-ins $12. yaetie stables, $16 to $16.| "GaGh  ACTOMA WASHER. : : we, 2.6818, DO seatlac 
ene. CALL NOW. tine. Estates, No. 3, on Woodlow| BUSIN > aun eaelvere geerpened. 20, Siz, mauery pe . Peer's Appliances, t diet Commerce Birch Casing ROMEX 163. 34 IN 
. St. desirable home site, FE 5-4805) ESS ee eS Tad fees aired ze syOr WAR? | oP Ray 12%4c PER FT. coils, Cutter 12 cents. GUNS, MODERN AND ANTIQUE, 
R: Hilt ~or_FB_ +4230. _ Live Where You Work! SARNES E , aN HOME CAN BE| "Perr pADTOMATIC WASHER ndition ; re Sie sted to toy |_6 telegraph we 34a, 3 
e Py 1 vA LOVELY LOT ON DUNHAM LAKE AxE Mos, saat town restaurant eB ES HARDWARE . . EM ot : | sso cin Ga eae 368 wea a 2678 Orchard GUNS — BUY, SELL, =. | 
High wooded $3300 * Good a _ Tore a - Lake ie. = Mi Leach, 4 
ESOS oe 5am conligeadl ties 42048. Living gusrters amply for, full LER EVERYTHING RIDING MO TER CA-| REM. ti " 
family. Low down payment takes Nghe gh f Suey, = NEVER FIRED, 
For Sale Lake Prop. 44) 9 txt. Nice ae Se ee Jnolerh housetrailer Pie. 61223. TOP BUILDING IMPROVING, tational” new» nise-mow | Hiding “ton Bo ca ek 
- Ss r : ioxn¢ LOT. MICHIGAN - mast}—-~" “| > 618. Watton ———s*| ised 1x10 shiplap ............ 7% 
107 FRONTAGE ON CAREFULLY Re te Grocery — SDM Bivd. area, for Jot, Elisabeth, Lx. out ar Hl ~pectttallidemae Pere ‘re for! awe gee | 
ial ip sere Reenesite. with RICHARD _ STEELE. Binehiand area theindes ents. epee Smee sl = ae u FE_¢is) barking. 7 tree eee Gut te Coda proste, i n: eoael xs . AMA SMe cr OR der oP GOLP LORS LIKE NEW. 
: : . * ; : : sever $10 @ value $250 for $80 24750.” 
Sao = Seeepheerameleed i & > Sidlienate Geageag, p70 6 | etic, SlviMitacars | Mate Bi Gi| memoortea rake ae | Balt, Mimows, Ete, 658 must sacrifice at core, S08] Ss SPECIALS MICHIGAN BUSINESS |stonp spire PIano—FoR| {mile Bt Boatiae ‘or 1 mue| ottoman #2, rE ete Ready Mix Cement of $e Orchard Lake Ave. 
id Cox tt $50 month. OR|$550 FULL PRICE — Good building) SAT ES CORPORATION used car PE 46311, Ra. Mise. EFRIG Full rolls’ ii Ge” 30 tb. $2" ,208 | —sraxi comnvoatep —~ | WORMS. AND. CRAWLERS 
$:30_ pm. We | Tare ‘two ‘at “these. ‘Cash o¢|JOEN A. BROKER|SY OWNER. TRADE, EQUI IR CONDITIONER, % TON. WIN- —REFRIGERATORS— DRIVE-WAY CULVERT ar caeeae 
Dunham Lake te Frontage + it’ 8 TELEGRAPH, RD. Barbe old. aa, Neat Bates il only Sone gate tne Salk: ane, Acued, Delivered. From G45.| tohale, materisie = plywood = 4 49 . RED W : 3 for to 
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR pare seealies’ <a staan, rifles $195. Call MA 68714 atter 00b ‘RoveEniarmo anoy | "7% A ann avian . CHURCH'S INC, 389 ARD LAK AVENUE. Of Pontiac “asulation = 5... %4 Hrs. T days, close, 6 P.M.     
  arin REALTORS “On 3-no1a! #2500 enengeee™ — § scre el near Oxford and taxes @ | Aig, CONDERTONER UaRD 106 ren’ doots 
POREFRONT ip a bargain. Chote building Jit. — aes ee 5 Balance | AI, COR TION 4100. | 51 W. HURON ra aise | Seite cooks = Jnsuiation, © sont | FE 2023 fee. reepen 9 Aad, : 
Wiuker soy Now| 200d “Behoot —_ Pp rir $7908, OR pais, 186 MA _5-6011_ Samueis_A REFRIGERATOR. PHIL c 0,|.° STALL SHOWERS COMPLETE 
MILE PRICES ARE DOWN! terms. a 1 ge SAORI, OEE BY AIR CONDEFIONERS. 2 TON 1 cEL-| “apartment site, Inte model, SURPLUS LUMBER] TS, ‘augeis gna Eateries Camptete sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 
Seymour Lake 100 f€.3. 0.6. ties Ask for Mr. Brown Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE ging CARRIER or =M erates. ‘ $329 56 samuel i Gaus terms. Crosley at range, 8 Fs Material Bale: go, 3ie, Ooem steaming ccome - Pe as ets, 1 OR MORB 1oap Ds BLACK pm, 
acre... $ 6,500) -BROWN; RB Sasos” Mh : washer, $39. eehick™ oid NEW & Usa) St pod - Top s load ie 
10,000) _L. H. ealtor | Motel, Gas Station, Cafe’ abe REP RTORRITOR GREPRTOERATOR | APT. Stim ELECTRIC RANGE, | HoLLAWAY, — BED. . $340_Higbl 3 (M50) _Pontise | Mite pare facts Mor Breed Of, ie eer Ave. =~ 3,   
  
    
         
  Lake acre...... 
W Huron. oattt Will| electric cloth r, 
oo ee oe Sete Bi on Bil Sin on Bak" TY ep ape 2s sce cael SH GER abate SY Sa eat 3) Ee sparen sore ct ian MORE Fah 
beg Bee olce baling, tot but operate it yoursell if you) = LAKEFRONT - : ay 5 : 
oPAKEFRONT. ‘OTS “nae ort Ba rey .vat ite Benin ee oe Almost New "5 “eye at ae chairs, iia 
tn: tadlanwood Hills, Subdivisions,|"Sonungo Rh. tet pao cco ances fopnen Some + Base Sacrifice by Owner _ 
gome a6 low As R t Li — Gat eee HEAT — tf beige sectional..:... 195 | SINGER, » WARD. MA- 
ae Coil ont ve and other LONG esor iquor . oe ; ot $1 | chine, "$24.60. $1.25 per_wk: FE 
<a You'll tke this wonderful fast Bar ARE RE BgOrre ixia ‘beige rb eeeesae $ 13} _ 3-3397, aaichigan gewing Center. 
: CRAWFORD / AGENCY and kiteh the, busy Anchor LAND CO OR =| Emerson 94” TV... oss $2101 STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD Ex. 
UPPEH LONG LAKE wuts Bay lots. of OTHER REAL 2 BOrATE — — | Motorola HF... ... 65 . Turner's, 602 Mt Ciem- 
t St.) 'y01n256 ft. Jot, parking. we call a| PHONE FE Modern aqua oeéasional chait $ 40 changes. Tne = Bi 
5 So COLONY LAKE $12,800 dows, BY appt. ‘saytime. IM eet ee ee ae ING MA a “s Bite Seated. era ave ee 
0 FT. A AND. WIDER - Rie" fot excetient|** teh civert Permian twin bed! set. v... 0.0. 5 cloaner, Yepatring. est, FE 
fage for year round homes, #1280 ee pang hg gy par ont Fou Releintat if fccned "Sabo | TRADE GAS RARGH FOR BLES. | sic a te ha 
as. Smith-Wideman Realty wnt et sis LE eek ivice = cae si00 ie Ai, | fee ets, ey See Hee _basem 
3 bedroom kefront homes, move) 412. W. HURON 44528) Open _ 9 + fRabe WNC El 3 eS, $1.00 — 
right reasonable M Ba’ aso mornings -_* gs, URE Co, N 
     &RLL OR TRADE MY EQUITY, 
tnd terms, Or trade cr Bom*-l you Should 3 home. N. W. side ot] st Onp aRAss COFFEE TABLE __ituren. : | equipment S| ir Ee te : Ya ys Re gg ge 
AEE RD Wi See the new sites at 2 see tn FR Som % Entire sen gn 2 ain Twin strolier, fis, | 2 fockin 
_Spnomn Bape $410” _ ICHEROKEE HILLS!" Sale Land Contracts 52, TR u Gf is /Weaows, n . Port FE Used ee ra ept. 
  
  
      “ Trade tor housetratier,: PE 80703. "sewing Bee Di rways 
You'll ‘Hike ite 100 ft, | sites, mai WA ERS TO RENT Lounge chair & ottoman ... $1488] Rectrig ee Fa Ge" Fees & 
GET IT Qui cK protect toda ah better pine Og ance cg, tae oe payee ier epalintet, ds or se oe +30 ~ BOTTLED Gar oe Sp or tont maar te J er is sewer Pipe oon # ee. 
Pere lasever ie is— Gall Pane wera Bt: gaa: aiiYs| SAVE ENERGY, USE) ee Petites, amie Els That oe Dee Sates |& sett Tabs te Hoe : Seott Ra. ‘ask for Mr. WA | To find a mm, sulle... car ; 
& feote Rae gre | Raligsra TO G8 8 | Stab wn “| Talbott Lumber| RMS                 FE 2-8181- for an ad-| —% ‘nile to Lacota Rd. . li 
writer. and get it! ae job, place to live or a TEMS — 2&2 
e at PA wall kas idan NOW THOMAS ECONOMY |; : FE ¢4211 Eves, % j \ ‘1 8, wv FE 20151 
   
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
    
  YR, COLLIE DOG, SABLE 
& og male, FE %-6589. 
10 WK, OLD BEAGLE PUP, $10. _Call Ma 5-2308 
AKC BEAGLE PUP. 10 WEEKS 
OR 3-377, old. 
PUP- 
3294 
     
    
REGISTERED COCKER 
10 weeks old, $20, 
     
      
  ts, FE 40421. si Y¥YR., $10. GOOD HOME 
oor orto, Ties Coschocten, 
aoc Fh" eli BLACK. AKC) 'T _~"reg. 
8 VICE. SERVICE. AKC. $50. 
— 1 Papplet, -agey hampion back- 
_ground. PE 40003 ag om og PUPPIES, PURE- 
breds. Phone FE 4-0795 
GUINEA iong ALL PET SHOP 
55 Williams 4-6433. = 
GERMAN a] 
6 weeks old 
PE 4-2889 
Call anytime ‘til 11:00 p.m. 
IRISH SETTER PUPS, CHEAP, FE 
5-4785. 
PARAKEETS, SUPPLIES 
183 Sanderson PE 2-177 
KEETS._ GUAR. 4 TALE. 
Pion es. 501 4th St. PE 2-4025, 
cer CANARIES, CA’ 
‘jm Since 1927. is Colpand 478. OODLE PUPPIES SALE. 
ne reasonable FE 5-0851. 
apeage Spaniel Pups cham: 
= or show. Temp, shots, VEr- 
mont 71-6484. 
exon, capa, Taree fitenery, ue as Aw   
      
      RIER 
reg. I will the 
Food home. we old. OR 3-6722 after 
‘WELL BRED. is cee PUPS FOR 
Sale. 472 N. Perry 8t. 
Dogs Trained, Boarded a 
onan Rog ‘ec 625 8 pied. 
he ve Olive 1.8245. 
CATS BOARD   
  
  2-4708. Burr-Shell, 375 8. “Tele- 
graph. = 
. Hay, Grain & Feed 71   
$15 & UP. HA Y, “ MA 5-0666 Straw & twine.    
       
AUCTION SALES. Ww 7 p. mt of North HD Bm elie 8 
    
. Two 
seromaed Ramee St 
"52 aan 
27 ft. good cond 5 cash or 
make aa an offer, FE 8-6764 after 
AL 000. 485" W. Walton. PE 5-5565. 
Oxford Trailer 
Sales. New Stewarts 
Generals-Hollys 
Great Lakes-Zimmers to foot wid all lengths, 
Sood cat trailers” available a on 
of Lake Sri on 334 zat BY Sa 
“iakes, arabes ner & dizer. Pr. GREAT} 
TRAILER EXCHANGE 
Anderson - Regal 
Beemer 
8-10 Wides USED my Poa ON RENTAL 
~ Beacon installed. 
Bottle Gag. 5 
Parts and Supplies graph 23200 a. ces Sun, $2 
WAITIN pam I Vallers, = va 
10 per A oj Yt 
    
   
80 8. 
W. baat a 
Ete COACH ~ 13210 WN ‘| Holly Rd. Holly MEirose eertl. 
Detroiter _ Pontiac Chief 18 to So ft. 8 and 10 wides 
Trade-in allowance on your 1946 
  = when you bay 
Bob — 
Hutchinson 
Mobile Home 
Sales Inc. Dixt way (U5. 10) 401 ne ebwer 
    rty, 02 
46771. ns VERTED INTO DWELI. 
moe fake use toe. S00] setae rt, Duck Lake of VEz-|é ‘Ts & 
N TRAILER./ 
rage ti uM ‘ eee! eGee   
    
  
  
        
  
     
   
  “‘Herbie's taking me to the movies either Friday or 
: eee depending-on when Daddy pays 
a ace   
  Used Truck Parts 89A) For Sale Cars o1   
  
    
boats safety. b eboast Boat Works YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 
   Blaine rh rae 
Across con ers Miracle Mile 
  
~ Rent Trailer Space 79   
  
      
  
  
  
    
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  HALF MOR. 0S, PE 56519 
broke ) ESTATES. MODERN "Pet estuaie. broke, spirited. ot ‘“ end playground. 2M| 
__.Wanted Livestock 73 
BROKE, BAY ROADSTER foot leh 18 =. 40 cement Sue 
Be yr vecmlig ap = 
ae ts Sits, Sane write Bt Se Sh poe 4 moe" HORSES, Horse living is 
trailer, 10260 White e Rd. MA} lovely scres ® private| a 
§-0787,_after_§ p ~ Paige Shotts and iornade Needs Sharp Cars Now For Sale "Poultry hse wale say to Pon- Phone F 8-0488 | 
3 wares cease Foe cs eee four Soot. door, or drop fn st the, cor 
i ale Farm Produce 75) ers re free ot charge st oad, ot Cast Sa soe : Mobile e Trailer ASH 
eS ED | ror Sele Thres 80A Cl 
lease brin ‘containers. Oakiand NEED . 
— 1s Duck Lk Ras. © ech haa a Geos mee) OO — 7 between Burns & Duck Lk Milford. 
YOUR OWN. 
pane containers. Walnut Glen 
F Farm, 4670 Middlebelt Ra. 
FOR SALE. . 433 
clin Ra. B containers 
CHERRIES   
MONT NTMORERCY QUE ina oe 
chara ard at. ‘61 mn it speret, te Ra. A 
PICK YOUR 
wn containers. 2458 
< Suunto rd. MU *i-4741. 
RASPBERRIES. BRING OWN 
ap and pick. 25¢ 
  eer. Stewart vio dees ao Roots 
MOhawk ake 
-YOUR 
MAple 
YOUR 
south of 
M59. | 2% 
ERR: . PICK bp ede 
own, —— & bi vg 
Eels. Borer, Lone 44482. = 
— AND sOUR CHERR rik 
..Chicago, Pontiac. 
Sale > Farm Equipment 6 
309 GALLON G GASOLINE TANK. 
nee one — $25 i080 Ayord. 
39 after 7 p 
i947 he ACTOR. Loa Pe. 1083 ee FO 
blade, 
. BALER SPECIAL 1 SEW IHC Ro. 46 PTO BALER 
1 USED IHC ey 45 PTO BALER IN A-l COND. $ i New IHC ¢-bar Side very take   
STRAWBERRIES. nine own. 10475 Bigelow Rd. 5-5586. 
STRAWBERRIES, PICK.   
    
    
  
    
PONTIAC RD. aT OPDYKE 
40734 FE 400 
\CHINERY — NEW AND On _— 1 FE 
FARM 
used.   
TIL and Rag: L. w. 
_Avis, isee't Opdyke. PE ie ie 
GARDE TRACTOR - 
pater. good sone $85. bates. 
HA ~~ 
rebut Davis, iach 
$292 John Deere, A “Idea 
cultivator & ge excelient cond. 
mi, south iry- 
  & ' OLIVER TRACTOR 7 @ ou, Used very little, $150, MA : : 4-1039 
RAYER crgts  Newiand MALL ous tractor. | A wiand. 
at ol. Selo   
  
used, Munger, © Orchard. 3% miles south NEW 
. aq a; 
at T a.m. 1% miles i, State ‘Bre eo ong gute 
inaw, FE 
«nn he Sees wea Tinea 
Upto 5p oer poh ag: Boy 
ED WILLIAMS 45] 8. Saginaw at Raeburn 
__Auto Service   
81   
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING-IN-TH car, chlie Bhop. 29" Hood.” Zuck Ma- 
    
  ” Sale Motor Scooters 82 
EBs SALEs - Som SERVICE ADDOCK (at pike) FE 4-4246 
1056 CUSHMAN BEAGLE, BEST OF- 5 6585 Ma: pee_B a a, arisen 
ae. luxe mote Good condi- 
tion. 
CUSHMAN BAGLE, ee er lent condition. * 
$130, Mi 6-1608. ul 
For Sale Motorcycles 83   
  
‘s? INDIAN 74. Lg FOR — 
and trailer or 
Cal MU saz afer $:30- ‘48 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 74 OVER- wha Fe ty have. 
Sales 
_Mt. rng FE 6-2454 
        Neheap cers. Fit 24000. dn a 
  
a 7 VAN 
“i, Sines gh Cash Cele Ph, ORS oat =P 
Call Don DeGain 
Wilson Pontiac-Cadilla¢ 
"1350. Woodward B’ham MI 4-1930 
OLIVER 
MOTOR SALES 
WILL PAY 
TOP DOLLAR   
  
      
We need '53, 54 & °55 
Pontjacs, corhe in or call— 
993)'Will Crosby. 
  
  
        
   
        
         
  
   
   
   
    
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“| 280 Bete, Bi   
  
CHEVROLET DUMP TRUCK rea) ee i te pees, A 
unter Biv. mae Ave. 
. % ton P- 
“PONTIAC Sed. Dativery... "BO GMC ‘ ton panel A-1.... 
GMC 2 aa aeeter: ae 
teehee 
PONTIACS - TRUCK CENTER 
oe ‘ GMC a 
RETAIL BRANCH 
ns ees x 
  
  
eevee ee eee e 
Ze 1956 B UICK ‘er. 
*BOB. FROST, ie 
Shan power. 6 e548 AMT price 
Raslsian, 6 668 W. Wood 
a 8 CONT. 
‘gee “CY” OWENS FORD 
53 BUICK .. 
“Cy” 
147 8. AGINAW 
66 BUICK HARDTOP, th ® R. 
Johnson Mtr. Sales, Orion. 
    
      
BUICK, 1955 Metallic maroon nd just as 
raat Poa oe HG shiny Es 
ig Ba ‘tae 
crore Gar day at Schute, $1, 
. SCHUTZ 912 PR icra a 
1957 Cadillac Convert. Bame as hew. 
BOB FROST, INC, 280 Hunter, Birm 
58 CHEVY nee VERT. ca radio & heater, Real 
FROST, ING. 
SAVE ENERGY, USE 
WANT ADS! To find a 
wr [J0, place to live or a   FOR PARTS ND SER 
Sat ny Ag Se Auburn Motors 
SS a MRTOTES pas OOP PE feet eve Ra, ‘Keego. Harbor CASH FOR CARS pois J = aS. ist ilcase at URG Mores SALES 
Harley vidson and 1 Whimser R&R M A 
=| Bree, "Re ne ier ales, ongs 335 cars, bay new Lesa 
43520 
Bouts & Accuosories 88 See M & Motor Sales 
eee new 8. £1 SEI. vas - Bh An Sy adage: Feo “WI a 4 Bad 
electric start Like new, TOP DOLLAR 
i er FOR GOOD oy a” | CLEAN USED CARS 
Ee Atwater. ol a Bervice ea itt! hoe ~ aed ” Gail sil 
1 
PE 
         used car, see Classi- 
ied Now! For Sale Trucks 90) 
| FE 8-0488 
Tees | Phot By 
RUNS ; "51 Chev, $120. 
3 i 
ice. Pe ae ae eae |p 
8. Woodw - CADILLACS - 
“Bright Spot” 
$3695 "| ~97 Cadilise Cpe. A low mileage one owner By? Pg ~1 
=| Ee a Sse 
tember Ist. eis 
==| $2745 sp sect, Powder ing boom bottom with 
ae ae 
Be my i 
and. see this ‘good E tial Lake Avenue 
ALWAYS 75 
FINE CARS 
OPEN TILL 10 P.M. 
JEROME Olds - Cadillac Dealer 
Orchard Lake at Cass 
Open till 10 
— $17.0 MO, 
nH No rust. 
bara cial, Ta pn nena 
ing CHEY. Ig BB maar’ 4 
credit mer Peep Eadie   
  
Ti tati ~ Good en on oe pueecer 
8 
i a2! FACTORY OFFICIALS’ 
CARS . 
* | i270 CHOOSE FROM 
fie Saag oe 
, QUALITY USED “tame 
        Whites and - steer- 
ing: All need - 
oan elder car to handle. $1,000. 
  
  
1954 Chev. BelAir [A ¥ jean 2 dr, R&H, Power- 
| 4 sitet Sheum—taskde- a out, runs} oa ten ate to uy ie 
PP «+ sade PE 23-2351 
~~ 1956 CHRYSLER 
powers I owner. Lew. mileage. 
was BOB FROST, ~~ 
irmingham 
755 DESOTO CONVERT 
BOB FROST, INC. "| 290_Hunter, “Birmingham, MI ¢-6804 
54 DESOTO : 
aie oi oa 
BRAID : ep MOTOR SALES 
a 
  on DESOTO, 1954 One of a . This little Club Sedan that. 
jo all gl el it. 
SCHUTZ 912 & Woodward, Birmingham 
  
ee ee com bs el 
      
    
    
       Seon INC. 280 unter, Birmingham, MI6-6004 
  
  
sient 5ORD i a 
“ts cue RRS Toba | 
Sa FROST, INC, || ee “Motor Sales | 
         
   
   
             
TODAY'S: ‘SPECIAL 
      
            
        
   
        
        
                  
  ‘SS PLYMOUTH 
pose $B, "Ener » 
ae   
Ee terms, mony a 
  “OLDSMOB 
1956 OLDSMOBILE. 
“SOR TR INC 
    
      
          IF YOU'D LIKE A 
“Live, and See”.   
  
eee ee 
Rae Eee 
“308 "FROST, INC. Hunter, Birmingham 
  "Bright Spot” 
- Bonus Special Goin’ On!” 
56 Pontiac. Sg ay A a car; ing, Adhomate 
‘| 'S7 Pontiac. . |S taetint 
04 Pontiac. .. 
4 DOOR #70. HARDTOP ~ Heater, matic, ro mc and Wyte, 
  
  
  JULY 
| CLEARANCE Mercury 2-door, Fame, beets: | 
& one oWner car - $695 
hin’ Fetarmstie, "Ske ave ens $845 
*| Meloe! ‘ordomelie "3.7 "ats Pordomatic ........, $1105 
1988 Chevrolet 210 ¢door ....8705 
MANX MORE TO CHOOSE FROM | 
‘Haskins Chev. |: maple oo 
    
“COMMUNITY 
| _ Motor Fee we eee eeeee 
  a 
? J 
  “BUICK Better Buy Used Cars 
m|'S7 Buick 2-Dr. ....$2095 
‘Ea Rar cere eas tires.” 
55 Buick 2-Dr. ... $1295 
oT mie at den 
"56 Mawar |... $1495 
uae ES g 55 Buick 4-Dr. ....$1295 * wer 
are 4 et brak ea. heater white’ tires ONE 
’55 Ford 4-Dr, .... .$1295| COUNTRY SEDAN 8 TATION a radio, automatic 
> tires, a cal 
156 Chevrolet paces .$1095| 4, DR. SEDAN, | radio, beater, 
—<-.- 
"1°56 Chevrolet ..... $1495 
BAR RRR 54 Buick 4-Dr.-<.<§ 995 SEDAN, en, wine tien, heater, mentee 
"55 Buick 4-Dr, ....$1298 Sweat ee 
'38 Pontiac 870 ...,$1195 | SEDAN, radio, hago rort 
hydra atic, practically new 
“OLIVER |8 
BUICK Has rcluitd Lake Ave.   from the ‘Spot 
~$11s8- 
cs 
Past 4p Dr, Bobo automatic 
fancies Bone No own | eat 
$1395 | Dr. om fatleage, 
$888 _ Fer te oe 
$595 a fee 
JEROME, Olds - Cadillac Dealer 
Orchard Lake at Cass | ws go t eter, 
  FE 2-9101 Open Eves.     FE 80488 sae ati   
- Ape 
‘D7 Pontiac. . 04 Pontiac . SURES PARE? 
STEN AROTOR = Bret Bale ee 
: 54 Ply Plymouth. . .$ 495 $uDRO" Ant tater: Asomae tm i 
=|'56 Pc Pontiac. CA CATALINE j a ta ~ “Radio and ‘Heater Hydra- * 
910 1095 
~ $1245 88, Fora... sling Hae _ Sie Maceo 
    ORE ATE STORE. : 
“GOODWILL USED CARS" 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. 
(BEHIND THE POST OFFICE) “PROTRUDING. PERSONALITY 
3 GET. Paden pit 1 ROAD A 
“What in the World's s 
..$ 495 
CATALINA cre. =: Soles $2295 
.$ 895 SUERTE Bas, te oot Moar, rere 
: 56 Pontiac. .:.. $1495 
eB 995 ‘2 tase 
$1295 tt 
Hydre- 
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1100 WIR, News "WW, Bandstand : * 
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“LONDON (AP)—Mystery dots that look like viruses have been 
_|Wiruses with cancer were report- , Wie Conmeers Peay jditovere’: tn. three human. vic 
W2¥S, News, M. Shorr |tims of leukemia, scientists re- 
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ed to the seventh International 
ibly thin slices of tissue from 
lymph nodes or glands of 11 hu- 
man ee of ego gona 
They saw changes those’ 
leukemia in animals ; / are 
  known to be caused by viruses, 
‘And Discover Mystery Dots 
saw virus-like particles inside the 
  
Plane Lands in Denver 
After Bomb Report 
  
Thiet Steals Organ 
PASADENA, Calif, (AP) — A 
  in 3 of the 11 persons, they meters, 55 centimeters and 4.5 mil- 
limeters at tilt, 2 
INCREASE FASTER 
Year after year the leaning tow- 
er has been leaning a steady one 
millimeter more toward falling 
down, It takes 25 millimeters to 
take an inch, 
months was half again that, 
At that snowballing rate, the 
74-year-old tower will hardly 
Jest another three centuries or 
80. 
So the ministry of public works 
in Pisa today issued an appeal for 
engineers. of ‘the world to unite 
and tell Pisans-how to make. their 
tower stop leaning. 
The towerig. foundation rests on 
“la big.glob of soft clay which al- 
lows one side of the structure to sink year after year, century after 
century. : 
Massive injections of concrete 
into the clay base earlier this ce 
tury apparently did not help. 
Neither did the suggestion of one 
Texan that the whole thing be dis- 
mantled, stone by leaning stone, 
ard taken over to his ranch where 
the soil ig solid and dry.   But the increase for the last 12\°° a “conspiracy to steal’ the land! 
and an attempt to “‘run the owners 
out of town,” the attorney for the 
owners charged yesterday. 
The charges were leveled by 
Pontiac attorney Milton R. Henry 
in asking Oakland County Circuit 
Judge George B. Hartrick to set! # 
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| 4:89 (4) Sports. ; “Go into some other field,” ; 
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ae ang Bi 11:30 (1) Night Court. j8:00 (2) Big Payoff. dt A aly A serene meoorleved Hall-polished. (is there a ship. 
(4) (color) Investigator. Jeft (9) Theater (cont.) ] (4) Today Is Ours. ' | that ther@fs no business like show|Pedleurist in the house?) wit ts 
searches for mystetious) (4) Jack Paar. Comedian (1) American ; a. thane 7 ” bomber who plants explo Arquette (9) Movie. business. But then again, “I never diet,” Kim said. es 
ie daa ek ‘ 3:38 (2) Verdict Is ¥: = wears a ag Lg York model, r'a aos, bet - the 
Wayne's son, Pat Wayne, EDNESDAY MORNING (4) From These Roots. — charm bracelet proudly) 5 don’t think men _ by “Pontiac 
mim ke (7) Do You Trust Your Wite?|Pinele-jangles the engraved words:) nese girls aren't bodies, sion is possible 
‘n’ ‘roll singer, “Swivelhips” |¢:59 (2) Meditations. «= 4“To the Greatest “Lassie” Of] thewre just hangers for . mane Commission 
‘Jackson (Darrell Howe.) Lael Sos ce Them carat as dresses. How awful for the Elfrida Loses it,” Willman said. 
pee 6:55 On the Farm Front. Queen or a Day. men! They must black of : 
8:20 (1) Wyatt Earp. Wyatt heips|" (7) American Bandstand. It was presented to Jan by the| Ta" aise from the danced $33,000, Title ne eee 
ob triend escape enemies. 7:09 (2) TV College. ee ee __ |‘Lads and Lassies” of the re¥) tones of girls like that.”  ~—_iM £,..g [cents for each 1,000 cubic feet of 
o | Tle ee ee 1 wes sisi should do about ett! 122 22 Defeat {now entering the Pontiac system rcs |. . dit => [alter 121 consecutive telefilms. | ~ I was about to, ask Kim what a girl | do about gifts se 31. Woes arg att he gusuaeed Es toe. 
‘week only’ New panel quiz,|"22 (2) Wild West. eer 3 ey That swoettnced, sweet-veleed |when—honest to ‘goodness—some gifts arrived in her hotell ‘wew yORK (AP)—Eltrida von|Pontiacinstalled meters. a Seay cont Jan has stolen the show in Brus- i . a's oF . Nardroff lost $33,000 and ‘one of) Commissioners, in other matters, 
feck, Judge’ bride’ taces|®% 7 Cartoon Qustel 4:45 (@ Modern Romances ~ pig an ” = - ngtice—she lia og nin |her_two titles last night:  — |are to hear. a request for a new: 
- eximinal in “Mystery of Mur-/ Show. fea. s omy wee of a Saxe as The Brooklyn quiz whiz finally! -sitroad siding between Rapid and 
~ der." Bruce Bennett. of: ie 5:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand. She’s recotded a Disney album, a ae , was ousted trom NBCTV's Tver |Diston streets west of Franklin 
Ee (4) Willy f-den Cayen Carousel at] + sooxed at the bee and wondered if it could be a foreign| ; reese an meisteat road. The Eleo company has asked 9:60 (7) Broken Arrow. Exiled|**4S (@) Cartoon Classroom. (1) Wild Bil Hickok. the Brussels World's Fair,” and) | [O00 te St hor af pecnies drome ee ee ae metent See itor apquuvdl of the alte. 
Apache kidnaps Indian agent. (9) Looney Tunes. her warbling of “June Is Bustin’ $A". It Wasn't Quite DEBS ener —e ot de Ceol beat te 2110, They| A public Searing le schedated starts gun fight with Cachise.|2° (4) Amos ‘n’. Andy. Out All Over,” P'm sure, will win|® night club and also a bottle of perfume. , were playing for $3,000 a point dif-| om assessment rolls for s sani- (9) Theater. — 5:30 (2) Susie, friends and influence people Kim, whose studio has put her én the road to keep |+.-once in their scores. ‘tary sewer on Stanley avenue, 
~ 4 Dotto; Quiz. ; (4) (color) It's Great World. BROADWAY STAR her out of the Trujille publicity, got absolutely squealy with = eS Oo se Hopkins to Yale. 
(2) To Tell Truth. : Now stop acting surprised about| delight and let’ herself go to the extent that she ex- |. qu. Leicester's 11-point maf-| Commissioners are expected to 
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-_ Or MaAy-! ave in mind a nice gift. Some bedroom slippers tracted from Miss von Nardroff’s|hearings on them for next week. 
didn’t ever * previous winnings leaving her with/Two sidewalks, on the 
agar ng. , Ts ‘Sisichin vesenes. vemnateslacgtug ow bearesd and on both . ee, to : on 
production of| FHE MIDNIGHT EARL the record méney winner for a/sides of Robinwood avenue, Perry 
ij Suzy Parker’s back in N. Y. under the caré of an orth single TV quiz show. Her loss to|to Baltimore, except where side- 
forget |SuUTgeon’. . . Piazza, returning from Europe, had to|Leicester drops her total winnings/walks already are 
producers, (take a smallpox shot at the airport before U.S. health au-|below the $224,000 won by Robert The third is a’ proposed sanitary 
gers ‘and Hammerstein, who | thorities’d let her in . .. ; Strom, an il-year-old Bronx boy,|.ewer- on Stanley avenue from 
picked her for the Brussels re- 7 x * * |rncte nlssed the fini question|*2° Steet about 100 feet, south. 
ae The famed Savoy Ballroom in Harlem ‘wil become a super-iasked her last night. She cokrect| se v2.00 Crashes tet ! oo market .. . Princess Grace and pened invited Georgia Gibbs|ly named a bate nebert — ransport Crashes, 
‘= ie man hit assie to sing Monte Gals next fall, . .. Those ” as prosecutor a Nuern H oan 
a ae jon the heed with ee omy Satine wa dan, Oneee: Sr 0 retura|pritiah, Wieter Borge was doing 20 well ofthis’ 86-minute feo. World War II war crimes trials d ate . Hurt Critically 
: ]  |robbed-him of between $70 and $80.|to singing and greater acting chal-ry show that he wis allowed to continue on for another 25|nd the late Martin Bormann as) TOKYO (ADA M.S. Ais “He had no badge on,” Graham/jlenges after five years as the ras aula : : ~ the Nazi leader tried in absentia|Force C47 crashed and burned in 
| said, “but I'm sure he is a bue| Ellen who. mothered Lassie, Tom-|™inutes -.- ie « engge [Mt the trials. a field today two minutes after ] [driver I've seen. around.” my Rettig and Gramps before the| EARL'S PEARLS: A local furniture: store advertises: "Use| But she hesitated between Her-|taking off from Tachikawa air 
Police said the ribher might be| show changed ¢asts last fall. |Our Easy Credit Plan—100 per cent Down, Absolutely Nothing/mann Goering and Paul Joseph|base. Two of the three men aboard a discharged which would): aoe e. to Pay Each Month!” That's earl, brother. © Goebbels as the Nazi leader who|Wwere killed, the other critically in- 
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[3 2 ° f s Leicester answered two ques-|J. Bueschel, Chicago, Mll., the co- 
ec Ateetas Jan’s favorite memories of the Pisa Ss Tower Leaning tions correctly to score 21 and pilot. 
(alelk Ne ee ae es ae Miss vor Nardroff answered her} The name of the injured man, 
$ Golf mound _at home on Sunday nights. — 7 ‘ ‘correctly to score|the navigator, was withheld. Th 
10 Gree letter —— | saying, “Oh, no!—how could || at a Quickening Pace 10 points and limit her losses. |Air Force said his life probably 
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24 Latest the cameraman’s words one day of Pisa leaned 2 litle more today white marble bell tower has leaneditaxes she will keep about $50,000) 
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