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aide, under discussion. At top left,
adjusts his glasses, and (right) Egyptian For-
eign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi. listens to a translation. Below, left,
Secretary Selwyn Lloyd passes a paper back to an
and (right) U. 8. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles makes
Pontiac May
City Clerk Ada R, Evans Have Record
in Voter Registrations
Pontiac seems headed.toward a record voter registra-|
tion although the city clerk’s office is still tabulating
yesterday’s last minute swarm of registrations.
said she expected total regis-
On Friday, in a half-hour pro-
gram over the NBC radio-TV net-
works, Eisenhower will take part
in a sort of press conference, min-
us reporters,
country, the White House said, to
ask Eisenhower questions, Hager-
ty said the program will be un-
rehearsed.
The next night, Eisenhower will
take part briefly in a half-hour
celebration of his birthday over
the CBS radio-TV circuits. His
birthday—the 66th—actually falls
on Sunday.
Antifreeze Weather!
Expect 30 Tonight
According to the weatherman, to-
night will be clear and colder
Frost is expected which should
serve as a warning to motorists
that cars soon will need anti-freeze.
The low tonight is expected to be
® to 34,
The forecast for tomorrow is fair
and continued cool; A high of 55
to 59 is predicted.
The low last night in downtown
Pontiac was 39, At 1 p.m. today
in downtown Pontiac the tempera-
Supreme Court
Refuses Appeal Pontiac Attorney Loses
Fight for Circuit Judge
Nomination
Michigan's Supreme Court this
morning refused Pontiac attorney
Milton R. Henry permission to ap-
peal in his fight for nomination
as Oakland County Circuit Court
Judge on the non-partisan ballot
Nov. 6. ;
Henry, who did not file nomin-
write-in votes for the non-partisan
office.
for election after his appointment
by Goy, G. Mennen Williams in
March, did file. petitions but got
ne write-ins.
Election officials, under an elec-
tion statute, ruled since there was
only one candidate there would not
be a nominating primary for the
post Aug. 7.
QUOTES CONSTITUTION
Quoting a section of the State
Constitution which says circuit
court judges “‘shall'’ be nomin-
ated in primary elections, Henry
asked Oakland County — Circuit
Court to order election officials to
remove Adams’ name from the bal-
lot and substitute his own.
Oakland Cotnty Circuit Judges
George B. Hartrick, Frank L. Doty
and H, Russel Holland, ruling on
the case, turned down Henry's pe-
tition Sept, 25..-.----~
This morning, the Supreme Court
refused to review their findings,
and turned down Henry's petition
for a new court order requiring
Secretary of State James M. Hare
to vacate Adams’ nomination cer-
ture rose to 52 degrees. tificate. ‘trations to reach over the
ating petitions before the Aug. 7)
primary election, collected 16
Incumbent Clark J, Adams, up | 45,000 mark when final
tabulations are in. Previous
record was 43,000 for the
1952 presidential balloting.
Crowds of last day registrants
\flocked into the: City Hall, last
‘night and in front of the booth
at’ West Huron and Saginaw to
qualify for the Nov. 6 election.
Clerks at the booth worked two
hours over the 8 p.m, deadline
and were still figuring and sign-
ing registration cards late this
morning,
Mrs. Evans reported that 373
signed up at the clerk's: office yes-
terday, Lines stretched throughout
the hallway on the first floor of
the City Hall while anxious citi-
zens eyed the clock hoping to beat
the deadline.-
Actually, anyone-who was in line
at the 8 p.m. closing time- was
placed on the rolls, Mrs. Evans
said.
* * *
Around 5 p.m, yesterday, a line
of some 50 residents curved around
the corner at the courthouse reach-
ling as far west as the alley.
Mrs. Evans said she was pleased
with the results of this year’s voter
registration drive. “But as I say
each presidential year, I wish the
people wouldn't wait until the last
minute,” she said.
She predicted final figures would
be available this afternoon.
Perfect Game Causes
‘Man to Hit Locomotive
IVANHOE, Minn. @—It was one
hit, one error and one man left
with minor cuts and bruises when
Andy Enger of Pipestone, Minn.,
became engrossed with the prog-
ress of Don Larsen's perfect
World Series game yesterday,
Enger, listening to the eighth
inning on his car radio, drove into
the side of a locomotive that was
starting to pull a freight train out
of town, Sheriff Buck Johnson ‘said
Enger told the engineer he was
intent on the game at the time. ment of a negotiating
group to explore the pos-
the Suex crisis. He said this
Western powers sought at
the 22-nation London con-
ference in August.
The American secretary, deliver-
tri Shepilov's proposals for a six-
nation committee consisting of the
Western Big Three, Russia, Egypt
and India to probe for a solution.
Dulles c
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)
Adlai Coni
Attacks on GOP Claims Public Lands
Given Away to Private
Interests
GREAT FALLS, Mont, W—Ad-
lai E. Stevenson said today the
Eisenbower administration has
“scrapped”: a 50-year bipartisan
tradition of conserving. the na-
tion's parks and forests,
Instead, he said, the GOP re-
gime has permitted public lands
to “be invaded by and given away
to selfish private interests.’
In a speech prepared for a one-
Democratic nominee said:
“The Eisenhower administra-
tion acts as if this generation of
Americans were the last.
“T want a government that will
honor its obligations to genera-
tions yet unborn... :
“We are shaping a federal con-
servation policy — or a federal
giveaway policy — today that will
mold our childrens lives.’’
four-day stumping swing through
Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Wash-
ington and California,
From his Libertyville, IL, farm
yesterday, Stevenson released the
firmations” of the policies he
would follow in the White House.
This one dealt with health.
He called for a federal aid pro-
gram of loans and grants to un-
derwrite a voluntary hdspital and
medical care system which would
be handled privately and admin-
istered by the states. Ifs aim
would be health insurance for all,
regardless of ability to pay.
Pontiac Heads ‘for Low Fire Loss Record Pontiac seems headed toward a
record year of low fire loss, as the
rest of the nation watches more
and more property go up in smoke.
* * *
With luck and care, local injuries
and deaths may be the lowest in
years, according to Fire Marshal
Charles Metz, Total damage may
run to less than last year's record
low.
Taking stock dufing Fire Pre-
vention Week, Metz said that
through there was one
death and $96,038 loss in city
fires,
Nationally, an averaze of 800)
homes are struck by fire every)
day, and an estimated 11,000 per-
sons die every year as a result
of fires, About 2,000 are’ children.
LOSSES MAY INCREASE
Other figures from the National
Board of Fire Underwriters indi-
cate that fire losses may total
$900 million by the end of. the lyear, an increase of 9.7 per cent.
| Although the annual average of
local residential fires is around
400, Metz said. so far this year
ithere have been only 231 home
fires, a little over half the norm
iwith more than two-thifds of the
\year gone by.
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Sel ee eee ee In 1955, there were seven deaths’
ja total loss of $182,000 and a total
of 325 home fires. Through Seép-
tember, 1955, $148,307 worth of
property was destroyed by flames,
about half-again the amount lost
so.far this year.
“We've been lucky,’’ Metz said, especially parents, that vigilance
pays off.”
He said ‘that last year’s record
was a great improvement over the
$205,000 loss in 1954 and the half-
million dollar loss in 1953.
The saving of life especially is
a record the city can be proud
of, Metz said. Few tragedies
equal the trapping of little chil-
dren unable to escape from night-
_ time home fires, he added.
The one death this summer, he
pointed out, occurred in an indus-
trial accident on a street corner.
Tragic deaths—and we had enough,
of those last year—remind people, | “but we've been more careful, too, |
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Dulles, at the same time,|— welcomed Egypt’s sug-
gestion for the. establish-|
sibilities of a settlement of
was the procedure the
Out of
mues.
Predict 3-Power Tiff Over Custody .
LONDON @®—A Russian spirit-
ing his American-born daughter to clear for Alexis Chwastov, the
Detroit mother, But one news- Reds Guard Girl, 2, in London
father, to take 2\4-year-old Tanya
to Russia despite objections of her
*
of Racing for 4 Months
CAMDEN, N.J. w@—Swaps, one
at Garden State Park today but
X-rays showed no break of a leg
bone as was at first feared.
Dr, George R. Palmer Jr., a
veterinarian, said that six X-rays
were taken after the famed horse
was removed from the track in an
hour rally at Gore Field, the!
.|mation President Tito of Yugo-
It was the first stop on a flying!
third ‘in his series of ‘‘major af-|’ ambulance to its stall. The X-rays
showed, he added, that probably
Swaps had suffered a ruptured
blood vessel in the cannon bone
region between the knee and ankle
of the left hind leg.
The veterinarian said the horse
probably would be out of action
for at four months.
Dr. Palmer said that the leg
showed considerable swelling and
that it had been encased in ice
packs.
Tito to Visit Red China?
PARIS (INS) — Western diplo-
matic sources have received infor-
slavia is considering a visit to
Communist China and other Far
Eastern countries, —_ ee tee Flint on his second campaign trip/e
observance on his first campaign
visit. He also appeared at Pontiac
and Muskegon the same day.
per Peninsula, and down the West-
ern side of the Lower Peninsula
expected to make several Lower
Peninsula stops on the impending
tour.
Second Sta
* LANSING W@—Adlai E. Steven-
to Michigan Oct. 17, Democratic
State Headquarters said today,
Details of Stevenson's trip are
still being. worked out, but present
Plans are that he will travel by
train and leave for speaking en-
a return visit to Michigan but no :
date has been set for the second
trip.
Stevenson was the principal
speaker at Detroit's Labor Day
Kefauver swung through the Up-
to Grand Rapids on ept. 25. He is
Ld
Miss., gave 200-1 odds yesterday
book-carrying. * ‘Sal, You Let Me Down’
THE ODDS HAVE IT — Jack Williams (left)
wouldn’t toss a perfect game, and you know what happened. Another
| Vanderbilt: University student, Jim Bowers, (left) of Helena, Ark.,
‘took the bet. Now Williams is pondering a pay-off
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Kucs Turley {Awaiting Nod
|From Stengel
Brooklyn Still Reeling
in Perfect Game
NEW YORK (INS) —
80-year history of
the Dodgers limped back to
Ebbets Field today for their
last stand of the World
about her, Chwastov and the two
Soviet officials who had met the
train for
*
Chwastov still was smiling when
the train pulled into London’s
Rippe Faces Ouster
Before Bribe Trial
‘DETROIT (®—Harold Rippe, dap-
ing. 4 eo
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Gov. G, Mennen Williams ap-
pointed Probate Judge John W.
lp ean acted on a presentme
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Kastner, @, came to
several weeks ago and
is living in Bavaria under an as-
name,
Kastner was ‘prime min-
the first German
Today in Pontiac
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Exiled African
and White Wife
Returning to Tribe
LONDON (INS) — Seretse
\Khama, the man
éd a plane in London for his native
Bechuanaland,
i
Khama married the white woman
his|posed him as chief of the Bam-
angwatos, largest tribe in the pro-
tectorate of Bechuanaland.
The British Government titted hig exile recently after Khama
renounced all claims to the
chieftainship now held by his
cousin, ;
Before leaving London today, he |
+ * *-
There hag been tribal agitation
for Khama to return as chief.
jtwo children will join him at the!
|
Reported Seriously Ill
MUNICH, Germany # — Com-
poser Igor Stravinsky was con-
fined to his bed in a munich hotel
grippe and sciatica, The latter is
Jullo Lozano to a full six-year VA to Pay $236 Million
iin Dividends on Insurance
proved last week.
Wind Tips Seaplane, All 5 Aboard Safe CLEVELAND (INS) — Three
Erie yesterday when an 11-place
seaplane nosed on take-off from
Cleveland.
The Coast Guard rescued Gus-
tave H. Bobertz, 52, of Grosse
Pointe, Hugh G. Webster, 49, and
Robert E. Klara, 51, both of
Grosse Pointe Park, Pauf?Knacht,
3%, of Akron, and Robert T. Dor-
sey of Cleveland.
The plane was leaving ona Tegu-
- larly scheduled Cleveland-to-Detroit
flight late yesterday afternoon
when a 2%mile wind dipped one
Honduras Election - Marked by Violence
term as president if his support-
ers’ victory claim is borne out in
official returns, Lozano called the
Assembly to meet Nov. 11.
in election day clashes Sunday.
Nine others were
Khama’s wife, Ruth and their | esponsibility
crowd of Liberal supporters after
a@ youth tossed an orange at police.
Question 2 Juveniles
on Destruction Charge
questioned today
an ailment characterized by sharp Police a8 stispects in an investiga- At least 11 persons were killed
wounded,
Police charged the Liberals with ie :
Eyewitnesses
start the shooting at a
Two area juveniles were TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras @ —
The ruling government coalition
claims a clean sweep today in
the violence./ pontoon. The plane keeled over and
sank with only the pontoons above
water. é
Pontiac General Awaits
Delivery of Bassinets
Pontiac General Hospital is ex-
pecting delivery Thursday of 45
new bassinets for the hospital's
“High Fever Follies.” |
’ Miss Lauretta Paul, hospital
director, said 45 more bassinets |
‘tonight's session.
proved by the City
and broke her ankle.
conditions.
ei * * *
Gianopoulos at 74 E. Pike St.
Donald
package beer and wine license,
Poznan Riots Cause
Polish Pilot fo Flee
are slated to be ap-
proved by city commissioners. | :
Bids from the three firms were ap. °@™ and Charles Smith
Another contract, one with
presented for curb, gutter, grade,
gravel, and related work for |
The Walton Subdivision plat ap-
Com-
mission is scheduled for further
approval by the City Commission.
-|TO HEAR CLAIM
Commissioners will hear a claim
from Irene Schwanbeck for pos-
sible city payment for injuries
suffered recently when she report-
edly slipped on a city sidewalk
communication asking Pontiac's’
support for future state and na-
lot from Christine L. and Georg
Lake Ave., has submitted a request
to the commission to drop Isadore
J. Mintz as a partner on a 1956
COPENHAGEN, Denmark ® —
Zygmond Gosciliak, the Polish air
E
|Arbor, Ronald and Norman Legge
Oshawa, Ont.,-all of Canada
Service will
Park Cemetery,
Alfred Soutar
death of Alfred Soutar of St
of Pontiac, + :
the Danish island of Bornholm in'years of age.
a brand new Soviet MIG fighter,| He came here from Detroit 20 told interviewers today the Poz-|Ye@rs ago and. moved to Florida in
. [Nan riots influenced him to at-'1952. He belonged to the Knights of
tempt his freedom flight, |
Pythias No, 19,
He was granted political asylum Surviving besides his wifé,
Danish authorities, He skidded Gladys, are two sons, Bernol of
~d improved model MIG to a per.|N. Hollywood, Calif. and Arnold of fect belly landing at Roenne’s jn- Pontiac; four grandchildren; 17
completed airport after narrowly
escaping being shot down by Dan-
ish antiaircraftmen Sept. 25, He
was the third Polish airman to
/escape to the island of Bornholm
by flight across the Baltic Sea.
Gosciliak told a news confer-
ence: ‘‘Any day the Polish people)
May rise again, How could the
Poznan trials condemn people for wanting to live?"
‘Undue Tax Burden’
Cancels ‘56 Payment
COVINGTON, Ky, #—The citi-
zens of nearby Park Hilis won't
gag of inn te ip and Oo alcs devon a wy mua ‘Bon — Kary" (Puy en th yar Te Sources here said the condi-/Dullding was damaged to the ex-| Farrell, ito waive the < collection tor 1956 tion of the 74-year-old musician|tent of $1,000 and is located at|'iNe to succeed Al Loper, Whol stner than give residents “an un. Was serious. Cedarlawn and Mapleleaf roads, |*e*igned as manager of the Cleve- ai. tax burden.” Se The damage Was discovered Sun-|'*94 Indians. Farrell piloted In-/ j, Park Hills, citizens were ES Samareaas day night by owners, Mr. and Mrs./“anapolis of the American ASs0-|siated to pay 1956 taxes by Jan. 1 Royal Holiday Ends W. H, Caswell of Detroit, Wonka gromm and won the “little|Since assessments for 1957 taxes
LONDON i ~ Queen Eiizabeth|day ater police hese ae Cas|General Manager Hank Greenbers|sould he pent bic nt cette ttt? ; to Longer vo children returned|well found two teenage boys sleep-|denied a report that Farrell has\ter,:The cotincil plans to beerng 48)t0 London holiday: at Borat annwal|ing: in an upstairs bedroom of the|already been signed, but admitted|enough moriey to tide the city over a. “end Balmoral ( wrecked home last night when she|that he is “definitely under con‘ until 1957 tax payments are made 3 ciple eau ‘arrived to do some cleaning. ‘sideration ae expected jto be about $5,000. Hy 4, a < oe. tee ‘
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eae Pies Nee > Sf \ eka Ayes brothers and one sister, all living
in Canada,
Burial will be if St, Petersburg.
William Lt. Williams
Prayer service will be at 1:30
p.m. Wednesday at the Huntoon
Funeral Home for William L. Wil-
liams, 68, of 11 Myrick St. Mr, Wil-
liams died in his home Sunday
evening after an illness of six
months,
Born in Yale, Va., on+April 24,
1888, he was the son of Beverly
‘was married to Lottie Tipton in
Detroit on September 25, 1926, and
came here from Yale 29 years ago.
Mr. Williams was a resident of
Pontiac for 10 years and a reési-
dent of Oxbow Lake nine years.
He was an employe of the Pon-
tiac Motor Division for the past 29
years.
He is survived by a brother
Joseph Williams of Richmond, Va.
He will be buried at Grand Lawn
Cemetery with the Rev, Dorr
Frockler of Mandon Lake Com-'
Thursday from the Donelson-
|Mrs. Elsie Baker and Mrs, Betty
Pitts, all of Pontiac, and 15 grand- tiona] legislation regarding health! hive
children, problems resulting from Sood) "A sister and three brothers also
survive, Mrs, Herb Ridge and Vic-
City Manager W. K. Willman W. Legge, both of Toronto, Er-
will be authorized to purchase a@St G. and Arthtr E. Legge of
be at 2 p.m. Thurs-
Colli day from the Sparks-Griffin Chap-
ee See ate tik Wie. Peal 'P, Mest -of the First Methodist Church offi-
ciating. Burial will be in Roseland
Word has been received of the
Petersburg, Fla., a former resident | side. Then the car forged through
Mr, Soutar who died yesterday
at his home, 3312 N. 33rd St., St.
|Petersburg, was former owner and through massed ranks of 60,000
loperator of the Soutar Beauty Shop|African tribesmen whirling and
force lieutenant who defected tojon W, Huron Street. He was 60/chanting in a traditional dance of
Williams and Leanora Scherm. He} jumped a curb and hit a store. | Mrs. John H. Parsons, of Independence Township, _ presented to the Parsons at yesterday's dedica- bond. = wed
yebterday received this “Award of Merit” from tion ceremony for the new Goodwill Industries | The state contended |the Pre 1:30| Vincent P. Hippolitus (right), liaison officer for retail store opening at 77 S. Saginaw St. ee oe ord BN.
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“Ordinances Up for City Action®"=""== "|i tsi ; A vr st of tee pro: ast Lawns set o seeing + Ci Dts tat tr POMFIAC Deaths: A hearing on Oct, 29 was
posed city ordinances up for drive-in bank customers. defense operations in the city, and) ’ for amending the zoning ordinance one providing Mrs. to conform
plan calls for widening
to Hamilton wi
REV. ROBERT M. TRENERY
Chaplain fo Speak
at Wednesday Dinner
Canada on Sept: 14, 882, the) ; , Legge. His wife was the late Ber- Africans Stage
sat bsg ee Near Riot to See ec, a su 4 * La ea hd
sor at the Winer Foundry, bad |Visiting Princess begn a resident of Pontiac 4
years, He was a member of First | DAR ES SALAAM, Tanganyika!
Methodist Church, @®—A surging mob broke through |
He leaves eight children, Mrs.|police lines today and staged a| Ruby Harms and Harold Legge. of/near-riot when Princess Margaret}
Drayton Plains, Robert of Fern: i i Garden City has submitted aidile, Mrs. Esther Hochrein of Ann stepped from her car to watch
tribal dances in Dar es Salaam.
British officials and their wives
in the royal procession piled out
of their cars, joining ~ police
in forming # human chain around
the Princess to fight off hundreds
of excited, screaming Africans
struggling to touch her clothing.
. sald one of the cor-
don later, was “quite unperturbed
-~—she did not realize how near
she was to being crushed.”
“The pressure was so great,
with hundreds of people pushing
and shoving, that we were nearly
forced to our Knees at one stage,"
another official reported.
The protective cordon slowly
fought its way back to the royal
-lcar and the Princess slipped in- *
the crowd with hundreds of Afri-
cans chasing wildly behind it.
Earlier the Princes§ had driven ing the program ‘for small chil-
dren.
Dulles Says Reds
Seek Suez Discord
(Continued From Page One)
troubled waters.’ But it is con-
perpetuate differences ‘been so
candidly revealed.” |
Dulles said the pepeitios of a
peaceful solution of the Suez con-
troversy ‘‘are good,."’ He added:
“Rarely, if ever, have comparable
efforts been made to settle peace-
fully an isste of such dangerous
proportions.”
Dulles criticized Shepilov_ for
his attacks on the U, S., Britain
and France yesterday, The
American ‘secretary said that the
Rassian was the only one to in-
troduce an element of discord in
the otherwise “temperate and
constructive” council discussions.
Yugoslav Foreign Minister Koca
lwelcome, All 20 tribes from the|Popovie backed Shopilov’s de-
away.
Heart Attacks Kill
'2 Drivers in 10 Minutes
DETROIT (® — Two men, both
driving on Detroit streets, appar-
ently died of heart attacks yester-
day when their cars crashed in
separate accidents within 10 min-
utes.
| Police: said witnesses told them
Silas Kinsley, 56, of Detroit,
slumped over the wheel of his car
before it swerved into two parked
cars and a utility pole.
Officers said Walter Mussui, 47,
of St. Johns, was pulling into a
curb when he collapsed. His car
Notices Sent Explaining
Constitution Proposal
LANSING @ — Notice of the
constitutional amendment proposi-
tion appearing on the Nov. 6 bal-
lot was mailed today to daily and
weekly newspaper publishers.
The proposed
from_ eligibility for seats in the
Legislature persons ‘who have been
convicted of subversion or of a eastern and ‘southern provinces of|™#nd for the six-nation negotiat-
Tanganyika sent delegations, Bh goo olny a iPr merptan ‘lee |!
ome trom: sh far as $00 snes Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi
to operate the Suez Canal on the
basis of freedom of navigation “for -
jall and for all time.”
Miniature Horses
Priced Sky-High
’ LOS ANGELES, (INS) — The
Shetland pony is now in the
thoroughbred class as far as one
Southern Californian is concerned.
Ira D. Peel of Puente, describes
the animal as the “hottest thing
in horseflesh.”’
The pony that was once a toy
for the youngster now brings as
much at $25,000 apiece for the top
breeders, according to Peel.
Peel said he raised goats until
recent years. He said he became
interested in Shetland ponies after
talking with “pony people’ at
fairs. ;
Name GOP Chairman
ican Legion, was appointed today
as campaign chairman fo? the vet-
sel Church conducting the serv- felony involving a breach of public
trust, ) . erans division 6f the Republican
National Committee. :
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A Viking Ship
Vikings made long voyages in what they called ‘‘dragon ships.”
| These were long low boats, driven by sail and oars, with high prows
i carved into figure heads, often of fearsome dragons.
The sails were striped and a striped, tent formed a shelter in the
center of the ship. This ship not only has a dragon prow, but:a dragon
[on its striped sail as well. The oarsmen sat along the sides protected
The bottom of the lower panel is made to resemble a woaden base
-80-this-will look like-a_real model ship. With the two others that will
appear this week you can have your own collection of famous ship
models.
Color this picture with your crayons and paste it down on card-
‘board. Cut the parts carefully along the heavy outlines, Paste the
streamer flag to the main mast. Fasten the semi-circle to the base
with a brass fastener inserted through the indicated holes. Then the
ship will rock gently on the waves.
(This idea was first suggested by Louis A. Ponce, Carisladt, N. J.
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GRAND RAPIDS (®—Eric Hass, Seneral sessions and ‘nearly 50
‘Socialist Labor party nominee for STOUP meetings are on the pro-
‘President of the United States, is| gram for more than 5,000 west
scheduled to make a public speech | Michigan. teachers expected Oct.
land radio address Oct.
‘Grand Rapids, 18 in| 18-19 at the Michigan Education
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* * * and 13 in Grand Rapids.
Ralph Muncy, state party chair-
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knee up close Pentine Press Photo) soicers will be prizes and entertainment will be provided
mae Wrapping prizes for their Card Party Wednesday | by members of the Boys’ Club. :
the abdomen. evening are members of the Mothers Club of the Boys’ = —
ere — odor start: | Club. thes are (left to right) Mrs. Harold MacKensieof | For That New Bouffant Look...
LP RS ABT oe came Rega i the feet to the floor if you can | North Edith street, kitchen chairman; Mrs. Amos Austin .. *@\
— —— 0 — — = es ee ee oe — help It, Bring the heola ‘lose to | of West Huron street, refreshment chairman; Mrs, Ralph i's ROWENS 5)
: . 7 p | SR ed pee ag eR of + ries street, Hck 4 Mires Floyd pale oft ae Serine’ iy
it “> : + an more street, gene irman and Mrs. irginia Farrel Trained Operators
_ Writer Upholds Teenagers Guild Plains xi yur ee seit and your] orth Arete Eee act cock Beh ag oo
-Who Are Careful, Skillful Style Show - Mmrnzersren"stt'ti| Precis from the card party w be held Wednesday | Rowena’s Beauty Shope) —~ oa / : ean with stiff knees. Keep the} Cvening at 8 p.m. at the Boys’ Club on Pike street will = Dixie Highway ea = ,
Some Adults Drive Cars in Wild Way at St. Hugo net ne ee Nees be donated to the Boys’ Club. Bone china cups and income leit . ew
Attributed to Kids Behind the Wheel re et : ,
ay Hk Ae jets Oe tem ete ne anon Tete me nee Qrority Members Gather Monday to committee members of exercises which will take
“There are just as many Old/woman driver,” was a man's ready|the Altar Guild of St. Hugo oflinches from this measurement in
fools on the read today as there are/answer to any individual woman’s|the Hills. la few weeks’ time, send a stamped,’ Mrs, Clifford Koskinen of Wat-, The sorority voted to make three
‘ young ones,” a Massachusetts)lack of driving skill, The committee is completing|self-addressed envelope with your) kins Lake\entertained the Omega/monetary donations to worthy)
judge remarked after fining a 40-| women show|Plans for a fashion show to be Teduest for leaflet No, 2 to Jose-|Alpha Sorority at her home/causes.
a aaik aa¥ ¢ te ecsul tx veiline ams tag af eocheee ane presented Dec. 4 in the auditorium/Phine Lowman in care of this news-/ Wednesday evening.
ing each other at 110 miles anjteen-age drivers. . < [of St Hugo of the Hills School. /POTTr ow: “ly Hotisekeeping|_2"Y Eddy of Michigan Bell Tel'S+ Benedict Names
‘ re Boutique of Furs by Robert in . * "\ephone Company spoke on the im- , :
hour. Mibe a “Crary kids” is the same kind | Birmingham will present the|Dull? It Doesn't Need to Be: {portance of a natural speaking Good-Film Chairman
ca. ahha il just | fashions. voice which has been trained for
to the p pralypadiet ret: on ‘ Serving as general chairman Officers Installed _ [Pleasantuess Unit reports were heard at «
) ears But bear up, kids. Maybe some) of the event is Mrs. J. P- lby Philathea Class She showed, by recordings, Meeting of St. Benedict Parish
aor aaclagreetgtitncngery ree! Ryder Sov pM Ba erm ape oon a correct and incorrect ways of (Guild held recently at the church.
| recklessness that many of them/other woman driver” “crazY| Monaghan as cochairman. recent meeting Third| Speaking om the telephone, Re- |Several money-making plans
don’t deserve. ropglhag My Maas Pe doo Other committee chairmen ‘felphilathee ‘Clase of First Baptist ratings. of -mpember's\" vetoes said sel Wk tate Sean was
“Crear Wade,” we say with We linctade rivers: of all ages end] a oe patrons: Church. Louise Wagner was in-| were made during the Program. lappointed chairman of the parish : ’ s tables; -|stalled as president. _ Mrs. John Londick, president, for films. Nel
gust, every time we see @ young jboth sexes who haven't enough)p ¢. Wentworth, tickets; Mrs. ro Rage ~ puna OS iE aati comer ely ie uy par yge tbe fageerge g On ‘
person showing off behind the judgement to be behind the wheel| ;,mes- Kemp, decorations and|Bogardus, vice president; Mildred|the group with Mrs. Richard Green visits to the Oakland County Con:
But then some grownups drive 1 wheel of = car, oh Sha Mrs, J. Fred Selman, dogr prizes.|Barnett, recording secretary; Mrs./and Mrs. Lioyd Stalcup as cochair-\valescent Hospital during the \
The remark implies that you can), » S sats a oe . wat ten tn en eat ame cont : apes ot Novether, ‘
rel n tzgerald ; Harold treas-| The November meeting ns also were completed for — me ;
ee a ndergoes surgery | seaward A. Christie will handlejurer; Dorothy Oesch, rRrareee Ray hence me Lapin Serb cmueal aor ste SHOW-YOU CO
It isn’t a fair attitude, No won- Frank Antrobus of Erie Road) publicity, and Mrs. Harold Turner treasurer; Mrs. R. A. Vancil,/home on Otsego drive. * held the latter part of the month, COLUMBIA ; N
4 der the teen-agers are beginning|wderwent surgery at St, Joseph| will arrange for refreshments foriteacher; and Mrs. Ira Davis, ax .
to resent it. ; Mercy Hospital today. the show. _____ {sistant “teacher. aes \
PLENTY SKILLFUL ie Foeee Tee. ' ; ; : ; Toe :
| Plenty of kids are skillful, care-| i : ~ ee a ee : -
+} ful drivers. Of course, there are.(S° - 2 * 9 e. ae \ s : - 2 ses
; who show little, concern for )« :
(een oo SE big ’n little sister IGG S ; a q wheel of a car, their own or any- ¢ =
body else's. iC je . = - ! a
cars as though they were delib-
erately setting out to commit mur- -
der or suicide—or both. , i * * rs € > e e
| | Before so many American homes. 3 eS
} had. two-car garages and back in ¢ “}
| ESS eT EF TOVINCLAL swoi0 DIvANs | Mama, did most of the family| =f) > \
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Medical Aids a:
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| The Oakland County Medical As- {.
4 sistants Society will meet Wednes- ¢
day at 8 p. m. at William Beaw ‘kc
} mont Hospital when the film, €
} “Polio Vaccine,”’. will be shown,
‘ Plans will be completed for the
A Bosses Night planned for Nov, 14. &
4 Twenty-five members. of the'(
| group attended the 7th annual :
Michigan State Medical Assistants \
Session held last week in Detroit.
| Sylvia Cummins was awarded the \
af society scholarship for a.one-year (
4 medical assistants course at High- ‘c
land Park Junior College. °
Announcement has been made of je
the annual meeting.of the Ameri- (
can Association of Medical Assis-
tants in Milwaukee, Oct. 26-28. :
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Prevention Week, promoted here by the Cham-
ber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee.
The committee will sponsor a free Fire Depart-
ment demonstration at 7:30 p. m. tonight at
Northside Park, Edison street at Montcalm ave- FIRE LESSON — Loyd Grimes, right, 12-
year-old Central School pupil learns this lesson
from Fire Department Captain Victor Bodamer:
: _Even a tiny flame can be the start of a tragic
: fire. Bodamer holds a match to illustrate the
point, while Mike Rager, 10, looks on. Talks to
school children are an important part of Fire nue,
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Manhunt Ends:
Boy Gives Up
Father; 30 Police Cars
Conduct Search
CLEVELAND, Ohio (INS) — A
blood-spattered 14-year-old Brecks-
father ended an intense manhunt
today when he walked out of the
* * *
The youth, Robert Zavalnak,
had Jeft a note at home explaining
and admitting that “‘I belong in an
insane asylum, so help me.”
+ * *
“] wish I could be adopted to
a family in Brecksville,” the boy
wrote in what he thought was his
had left the murder gun.
* * *
More than 30 police cars and
about 100 men had joined the man-
hunt after Robert shot and killed
his 45-year-old father Joseph dur-
ing an argument in their subur-
ban home.
* * *
After the slaying, he stole his
father’s car, became involved in a
four-car crash, and fled into Metro-
politan Park. He hid there until
his surrender. - .
* * *
Police said Robert and his
brother Joseph,. 16, were nabbed
earlier. this year on burglary
charges and were sent toa private
correctional school at Adrian,
when their father chose that. pun-
ishment for them rather than a
term in the Boys Industrial
School at Lancaster. A few months
ago the father brought Robert
back from the institution with the
permission of the judge. ville boy who shot and killed his}
woods and gave himself up to
that he felt his. father hated him} : among
Wichita, Kan., Girl
Queen of MSU\
Homecoming |
a 5-foot, Sinch brunette from
The queen will be presented for-
mally just before the start of the
homecoming footbal] game against
Indiana University, John .Matsko,
Spartan grid captain, will hand her
a bouquet of roses.
Lee will. be guest of honor at the
homecoming banquet Saturday
evening, and with her court, will
attend a dance afterwards.
Selected for the queen's court
were Jan C. Gibson, Battle. Creek;
Jean Kalivoda, East Lansing; Mary
Jo Niebauer, East Lansing, and
Lorraine L, . Trepagnier, Detroit.
Tear Up Divorce
HOLLYWOOD (INS- — Actress
Rhonda Felming and her husband,
Dr. Le wMorrill, have reconciled
and her Juarez divorce will be set
aside. The couple made the an-
nouncement yesterday after a trip
to Canada.
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SEEK CHIEF FEATHERS — Members of service clubs who are candidates for
the Chief Pontiac contest being held in conjunction with the “High Fever Follies”
are looking over the Indian headdress they hope to have the honor of wearing if
@hosen chief. Pictured (left to-right) are Mayor William W. Donaldson, Hi-Twelve;
Frederick Ziem, Civitan; Leslie R. Ware, Exchange Club; Henry E. Gotham, Ro-
tary; Wayne Gabert, Optimist; Harold J, Owen, Kiwanis; and Steven Glover, North- . : &
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side Kiwanis. The chief will be selected by the number of penny votes received.
Cannisters with the candidates’ names on them have been placed in local places of
business for votes. Weekly receipts will be deposited by candidates club and a box
" ‘segre will run each week. Ruhnerup in the contest will appear at the Follies on Oct.
24 and the Chief will receive his feathers at the Oct. 25 performance. Robert Miller
and John W. Bell are co-chairmen of the contest. chita, Kan., will reign as queenjstec®
“Quadra-Lites,” said by Ford Co.
engineers to be the first ever in-
in a U., S.-produced auto-
ie, will be one of the major
Four road lights in vertical pairs,
"so-|th6 Quadra-Lites are housed. in \ ve r chrome. bs
tings. The auxiliary road lamps,
positioned below the headlights, are
optional equipment. ‘
‘Massive parking lights and
directgonal signals are coupled
horizontally below the Quadra-.
Lites.
‘The new car is slightly longer
than last year’s.
Graceful body lines are attained
by stylized chrome side moulding,
simulated air scoop, and sweeping
rear-quarter \panels canted out-
ward toward pyramid taillights.
Also prominent in the new Lin-
coln line are\ a new four-door
Capri series, increased horsé-po
er and added iuxury accessories.
The four-door hardtop, the “La
dau,” expands the Lincoln line
to seven models, two more than
last year. \ :
Horsepower and torque have
been increased as the result of a
higher compression ratio of 10 to 1,
reshaped pistons, anda redesigned
combustion chamber,, The horse-
power rating moves up to 300 at
4,800 rpm and torque to 415 foot
pounds at 3,000 rpm. |
New accessories. are power vent
windows, a power-direeted fiffer-
ential, electric door locks operated
from a master switch on the in-
strument panel, Adjust-O-Matic
shock absorbers and @ six-way
power seat. \
In addition to new power equi
ment, the 1957 Lincoln optional
accessories include the eight-tube
signal-seeking radio with remote-
control foot switch, electrically- ors are optional equipment, Tuesday, aor
ONE OF SEVEN\— The Landau, a four-door hardtop, willbe and added power assists. It will be shown to the public in dealer- the expanded \1957 line of Lincolns. The new. Liricoln is « ships across the nation next
slightly longer than last year’s edition, has increased horsepower Central Lincoln Mercury Sales Inc.,
‘Quadra-Lites’ to Make Debut
Lincoln ‘to Unveil 7 New 5/.Models ment panel and padded sun vis-jof 18 solid body colors and TT
two-tone combinations, and a selec-
The Lincoln owner has a choice tion of 44 interior trim patterns.
observation. AP Wirephete
HELPING HANDS — Out of work and in debt, Clarence E. Rob-
inson Jr., 27, of Council Bluffs, Ia., perches on a railroad overpass’
ledge as unidentified passersby extend helping hands and plead to
let them pull him to safety. After 40 minutes, Robinson permitted
himself to be hauled from his perch and was taken to a hospital for
driven antenna, and the auto-
matic headlight dimmer. |
The Premiere has as standard
equipment, power steering, | power
seats, power windows and power
brakes, Power steering and| power
brakes are also standard equip-
ment on Capri models, |
The old type oil-bath cleaner has
been replaced with a Paper-Pak
air cleaner, affording the driver
a replaceable cleaner which is
more efficient and requires a
minimum of servicing.
Behind the wheel, the 1957 Lin-
coin offers the driver such stan-
dard saftey features as the
safety steering wheel with a neon-
reflecting horn ring, safety door
locks, a suspended, extra-wide
brake pedal and a hooded anti-
giare instrument panel,
‘Safety seat belts, padded instru-
Jack Lemmons to Split
HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Actor Jack
Lemmon and his wife, Cynthia,
have announced their decision to
obtain a Nevada divorce.
Mrs. Lemmon is expected ta es- NEW YORK (®—Police say a
dapper young man who shot two
bank employes in a $7,000 forgery
attempt is a commercial artist
with a spacious studio in suburban
Pelham, N.Y.
They identified him last night
as Richard Lee Henthorne, 26.
Authorities said Henthorne’s stu-
dio doubled as « warehouse for an
estimated $200,000 worth of appar-
ently ‘stolen fur coats, jewelry and
cameras, They said they believe
the loot Was stolen in a series of
burglaries in well-to-do West-
chester County.communities.
Henthorne gave police a false
name — Joseph Tarallo — after he’
was overpowered in \Manhattan’s
Industrial Bank of Commerce yes-
terday. The gunman walked into
the bank on bustling 42nd ‘Street
and tried to cash a $7,000 check by
tablish residence soon either at Las
Vegas, Lake Tahoe or possibly Dapper Forger, an Artist,
Makes Studio Warehouse
While two bank investigators
were qu¢stioning him, the well-
dressed /man pulled out a 45-cal-
iber automatic and started shoot-
ing. The two bank employes were
both hit in the leg.
Henthorne was clubbed on the
skull with his own pistol. He was
reported in critical condition in
Bellevue Hospital. ”
Frank Trimchese, 33, of Fair-
view, N.J., one of the wounded
investigators, said the gunman
‘fought like a cornered rat.” The
other wounded bank employe was
Andrew Volpe Jr., 44, of Brooklyn.
Henthorn was charged with for-
gery, felonious assault and viola-
tion of the Sullivan weapons law,
Later, police said, he admitted
forging three $7,000 checks. They
said the checks were drawn on
the account of E. H, Talmon of
signing the Tarallo name, police) said, », Scarsdale, N.Y.
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ill health. Tommy Ivan, who has
’ been general manager for two
years, has returned to coach the
Hawks.
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|Bay City Holds 2nd Spot
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Flint Northern's all-victorious
Vikings and Bay City Central's
power-packed Wolves maintain
their one-two.ranking among Mich-
igan’s Class A high school foot-
ball powers.
* * .
And already, you can pardon the
rest af the state if it looks ahead
to an expected showdown struggle
a week from Friday at Flint where
Northern and Central will do bat-
tle before a certain overfluw
crowd.
There's barely breathing space
between the twe teams in the
Associated Press weekly poll of
the state’s sports writers and
broadcasters,
Northern, which grabbed the
spotlight two weeks ago with a
33-0 win over Ann Arbor, kept its
grasp on first place with 109 votes
—etting all but one first piace
ballot—and Bay City Central was
/just 10 points behind on the basis
of 10 pojnts for first, 9 for second,
ete.
* * *
Saginaw Arthur Hill, another un-
defeated outfit, stayed in third
place by whipping Alpena 26-13.
Arthur Hill rolled up 81 points to
outeclass.Ann Arbor in 4th, place
with 59 points.
Grand Rapids Catholic com-
pletes the top five—and the rank-
ing is identical with the stand-
ings of a week ago.
Dearborn Fordson and Muskegon
Catholic traded places, Fordson's
unscored-on Thunder-
birds scooting into sixth place after
a 25-0 Redford for thei rfourth shut-
out in succession and Catholic
slipping into seventh despite a 35-0
Saturday night conquest for Grand
Rapids Creston. .
Detroit's Miss U.S.
Wins Governor's Cup
MADISON, .Ind. “| ~— Detroiter
George Simo’s Miss U. S. I won
both final heats to capture the
Governor’s Cup for unlimited
‘speedboats in the Madison Regatta
yesterday. Miss Wayne won -the
ist heat. *
Miss U. S. I averaged 89.064
miles an hour in capturing the 2nd
heat and 89.790 in the 3rd. What
Hoppen Too chased Miss U. S. I
home in the second heat and was
4th in the 3rd. Miss Wayne was
4th in the 2nd and 2nd in the 3rd.
Dora My Sweetié was 3rd in both
heats yesterday, «-
All the competitors were Detroit-
owned and driven craft. :
Northern Ist in “A” Battle Creek Central's undefeat-
ed Bearcats leaped from 10th to
claim a share of 7th place by
thumping Lansing Eastern 21-7.
Midland retained its ninth spot but was forced to share it with East
Detroit. The Detroiters clubbed
‘'Hazel Park 27-7 as Midland won)
out over Traverse City 46-21. Siege pre , The Prove oe oe) cae
y, a steady going senior anes Sow ely. dium okayed the department will stress Detroit, moved up to first string| soutien, probably wih ize’ the| cable work The system will under- ee ee | Loose Rock Wool
home opener against Indiana here / eieed we tenet bare ine! 30-Lb. Ba a r their dads. Rewerer, seqe o-| g
/, for Art Van & “the
razr + tie tom aon MISS Faulk Wins) scutes) SOD was the only serious Spartan cas- f something that should interest ~ » result from the Michigan . everybody.”’ |
gi . :
There is no charge. Also in Stock — Center and team captain at Kansas City Exhibits of various outdoors | sates nya oer k arn prey equipment, a demonstration and Zonolite
Here's the rundown on the tp) pothered by a knee bruise, both | KANSAS CITY «®—Mary Lena |v a ca ag
ten in Class A: Faulk of Thomasville, Ga., won gee anc 1 reported to the practice field provided by the 703rd Army Re-|
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Swampland Saga
Completed plans were announced
today by the Oakland County
Sportsmen's Club for its impend-
ing five course Wildlife-Adventure,
personal appearance, motion pic-
ture series.
Earl Hilfiker, Rochester, N, Y.,
will present his nationally ac-
claimed outdoor epic, “Saga of
the Swampland,” Friday evening,
Oct. 12, to start the series.
This is a story of the marsh-
lands and waterfowl migration
where skies are filled with mass
flights of ducks and geese.
Following numbers in the order
of appearance are: Fred Mach-
etanz of Parker, Alaska, with his
“Shangri-La-Alaska,"’ Nov. 6; Au-
bert Lavastida, South America,
“Jungle Journey” on Jan. 9; Julian
PHS Athletic
Statt Attends Film Series Opens Oct. 12
Gromer, Elgin, I., “Atlantic
Coast,” on Feb. 8, and Muri Deu-
sing, Milwaukee, “Adventure in
Africa” on March 16.
All’ showg will be held in the
clubhouse, Oakland County Sports-
men’s Club, Waterford, at 8
o'clock, Season and single admis-
sion tickets are available to the
om Up Notch field. :
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After rolling up a 660 score)
against Kansas State, setting a
major —college—record—with—their.
32nd consecutive victory and mak-
ing it 54 without a defeat against
Valley Confab
All members of the Pontiac High
School athletic staff (except for
spring sports), headed by athletic
‘director, Tom Dodson, will attend
ithe annual fall meeting and dinner
iof the Saginaw Valley Conference.
Conference takes place at Bridge-
port, near Saginaw, this afternoon
and tonight.
PHS principal, Francis Staley,
and Walter Smith, debate coach,
will attend. Only Staley pnd,
Smith will attend the afternoon
session.
Other staff members will include
besides Dodson, grid coaches Ed
Graybiel, Dean Wilson, Arnold
Wilson, Ed.Heikkinen, Tony Pizza,
and Fred Zittel; swimming. coach
Robert (Des) Boyce, basketball
coach Art Van Ryzin, cross-country
coach Mike Andoniah, wrestling
coach Bill Willson, plus faculty
‘manager Herbert Stanford and
equipment manager Harry Wenzel.
Welters, ‘Middles
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Welterweights and mid-
dlieweights, of the two most active
divisions in boxing, dominate the
;week’s program. Welter stars
listed for action include two ex-
\champions, Kid Gavilan and Tony
'DeMarco, and Jolting Joe Miceli.
BOWLERS TEAMS — INDIVIDUALS
LEAGUES
We Have Openings
Motor Inn Recreation FE 5-e032 Dewntown Pontiac ‘The working middleweights in-
‘clude Spider Webb and Rory Cal-
houn, two young, ranking 160-
pounders.
| Miceli, a hard-tting left hook-
er meets Danny Givanelli, an ag-
igressive boxer-puncher, in the all-
New York welterweight headliner
—- —|at New York's St. Nicholas Arena
First Quality Original © tonight. The 10-rounder will be
telecast at a new time, 9:30 p.m., Unanimous Win
for Joe Micel NEW YORK (#—Some of the
“smart money” bettors around the
country must be checking on their
sources of “information” today
‘following Joe Miceli’s victory over
Danny Giovanelli,
* * *._*
From even money at noon the
odds shot up to 41 favoring Gi-
ovanelli at fight time, And there
were reports from out of town that
bookmakers had taken the fight
“off the boards.” That means they
had stopped taking bets because
of one-sided betting and rumors.
If there was a betting coup in
the making, Jolting Joe broke it
up with his decisive unanimous de-
cision in the telecast 10-rounder
at St. Nicholas Arena last night.
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Miceli, an experienced, onetime
contender making his first appear-
ance in his native New York this
jabs. :
Cooper and Konstanty
Released by Cardinals
ball playing days apparently are
one of the most famous brother
batteries with the St. Louis Car-
dinals in the ‘40s.
year, belted handsome Danny re-’
peatedly with left hooks and left)
ST. LOUIS (INS) — The base-_
over for Walker Cooper, part of.
Cooper, 41, was given his uncon. ;
ditional release by the Cardinals
yesterday along with veteran relief
pitcher Jim Konstanty. The ex-'
caicher was retained as a coach’
EST, over the DuMont network. for 197, however. | MSU Pushes Sooners for Top Spot Big Seven Conference rivals, the
Sooners retained their No. 1 rat-
ing im the Associated Press poll
of sports writers and broadcasters.
But Michigan State continued to
i
Oklahoma was first on 76 of 130
ballots. Michigan State, a 9-0 win-
ner over Michigan in the big
game of the past weekend, drew
32 first-place votes.
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In the point totals on the usual
basis of 10 for each first-place
vote, 9 for second, etc. Oklahoma
piled up a 120-point margin,
1,185 to 1,065. ” * *
The also-rans were well behind
idle last Saturday, polled 793 and closely bunched, Georgia Tech| 19.
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Forty years ago today — Babe
Ruth gave up only six hits in 14
innings to pitch the Boston Red
Sox to a 2-1 victory over the
Brooklyn Dodgers and enabled the
Sox to take a 2-0 lead in the
Series.
Twenty-seven years ago today
~—Al Simmong and Jimmy Foxx
homered and Jimniy Dykes had
three singles as the Philadelphia
A’s beat the Chicago Cubs 9-3 to Looking Back at Series
EDWARD CIGARS
Twelve years ago today— Max
Lanier and Ted Wilks combined
to hold the St. Louis Browns to
three safeties as the St. Louis
Cards won 3-1 and took the Series,
four games to two.
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Five years ago today — Gil Me-
Dougald hit a grand siam homer
to lead the New York Yankees to
a 13-1 victory over the New York
Giants, Ed Lopat, who gave up
only five hits, put the Yanks 1-up
after five games.
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A driver of one of two cars in-
volved in a collision on W, Maple
road, the man reportedly fled in a
friend's car after the pileup, A
warrant for his arrest was issued
Monday; Police kept his name se-
cret, ,
Mrs, Leona Hill, 24, of Walled
Lake, still is in good condition
at Pontiag General with multi-’
ple cuts and bruises, Some 157
oe have been taken in her
Her husband, John Hill, 25, who
was driving, and two sons, Steven,
1, and James, 5, suffered minor
cuts and bruises requiring hospital
treatment. ;
** * *
Hill told police the other car
either skidded or turned in front of
him with no lights on.
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DES MOINES #—Alter thieves
made off with half a two-piece
sectional davenport from the lob-
by of an apartment building here,
the management had the rest of
the furniture chained down. Not-
withstanding the chains, however,
the thieves ; a few nights
later and the other davenport
isection, — °
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United States have increased their)
diesel -electric locomotive fleet
from 3,600 uriits to more than 25,000)
at a cost of more than three bil-|
lion dollars.
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32.28; Bulk prime steers 1060 Ib. up 30.00-| Geen thursets "3.18; Washington Rus- (past Kod’..... pp.2 Sdel Ol... 823) This teary expression calls up |44, has been promoted to the newly|Carolina Motor Carriers Assn., at A FEW TIMES TO BECOME FICTION.”
shoes Roary print whsto 6; moet Re Wines Resinae Tib-Pa ments EL Shay <ss pa ence =~" 8] the plotare in “Through the Look- |ereated position of field sales man-/Pincharsst, North Caroling. The ; 00-23, 00; . —* “ © |) Aer es * , * ici oe ' :
Se So Berets dd igi: Bi] meme at tere [tw er Aer Mors rp, HG nn wl on hem : Ses ak" pineg pontasde oad wined boot. Firestone, .... 86 Sid Brand \. 333 panions. He gained credit for |vice president of automotive dis-
ore 16.00; utility a3 ———, Poultry Pend Sane ae sea oi Ind : s1.4 compassion until Alice realized tribution and marketing.
bulla 18 78-14.00; good and. chotce veal CHICAGO POULTRY Frock Tra .""" #11 Bed Oil On. sii] that he was greedily eating more | tm nig new position, Boyd will
Pi agit cof, eemmestaleide| CIMCAOD, OF. 8 apy tie por Sargay oe: 3 SHIMEAy gi] Behind = wet handkerchief, | responsible for Rambler, Nash light yearlings choice steers 20.35. ettes and steady on the balance; receipts |e" Dynam .. 71.4 Ol as. w | Living in herds on floating ice; and-Hudson sales, i ip table Goo; "general trade|1.782 coops, (Priday 1,893. 226,000. Ib) (Ge reese B83 er Pee Be: h the Lit rs iE
moderately active slaughter lambs un-/f.o.b. paying prices unchan: to %, ry > - 3 ayiv oS i” 4g, and Arctic shores, real-aie Boyd has been in the automobile | f)
evenly steady to | lower; yearlings and ae sd | lower; heavy hens 146% -16; Gen Motors... 478 Texas Co iY §74 mammal eats clams, oysters, Dusiness for 25 years as-a dealer I :
heep about steady; most good to prime/|tight hens 134-1414; old roosters 13-14; Gen Tel 415 Tex @ Bul .... 20.8 or 2 y we wooled lambs 19.06-21.00; -@ few 21.00;\enponettes under 414 Ibs 19%-20%; over|Gen Tine 17°"" th . Textron : 2 shrimps, starfish and other ocean- | 4414 official and factory executive. | : cull to low good lambs 10.00-17,00; most Piva Ybs._ 22-23; tom turkeys Gerber .. ||) 484 Thomo - 74 bottom marine life. It uses its long “1 . P
e to prime 96-106 Ib shofn ‘lambs . Gillette “111... 47.7 Timk R Bear . 82 | lk. He lives at 969 S, Glenhurst St./P carrying No, 1 and 2 pelts 20.00-20.25; DETROIT POULTRY Goebel Br!’ 3.1 Tran W : 19 | tusks to dig for food, its stiff whis' :
deck mostly choice 140 fo yearlings with) Pani lD Goodrich ..... 714 Transamer ... 365 ors to strain out the mud and wa- : ; : fail 17.15; a load ed| DETROIT, Oct. 8 (AP)—Prices paid |\Goodyear 42 ent _Cen 24
prices iif IB slaughcer, ves ith fall par Bund Cite, Baia fet Ne 1lGreh’Paies's.. 1a Ord. t4\ter, and its strong teeth to crush Small Business Loans {ff — ge " ‘ Ma ae ' Y seve &L ° 1 , : . = ;
Suna See ee dt hs pm Ste Sup, Soe Bonkor Aum. | AL Mew Family Automobile Policy ;.heavy type turkeys, hens|Hersh Choc... 60 f oe 3 be’ , F a , 5
| weg | me BR By BAG © Bd the Pimipedia, or tne, order | NEW YORK (INS)—The Amer] Se le otorist . : - Gente it! ae. bs Rab ..:--- 488 Their name comes from the Norse|ca" Bankers Assn. reported today |[) 5 es
High School Students indugt Ray's. 382° Warn Bic %@|word for whalehorse, an apt term _ ee een ac auned nae |
~ |Build Large Telsa Coil — fnisn¢ 5% «+: %2 Werte 4 Bk < 304/for this land and sea creature. ) Joans to small) f) | | a
, spir Cop .... 584. Westg El .... $2.2 business despite prevailing tight) : S ; s rall - : : =
Who Fled Crash | vrcossar.1—stuenes ata ir taraan al" Gin Wt, a) Te, walms i eerraly poser crei conditions | : eawas conia High School have built what|int Nick .!:.\1026 Yale & Tow | 30Sigaged in mating contests. Al-| The ABA Credit Policy Commis-/ . :
Warrant Issued for Man —— sme eryert Teste nt shoe, “toe 98 Zenith Red . 110.2 var ane harpooning wenn powers Saat tins peak Min MeniB prsco i Items covered to which the broader protection appiies:
in » it can ate a a son icefloes or in water t i. : .
ivi frequ from n be highly increased $228 million, or 14,7 - Charged With -Driving peta cageed téoet epecke lean, STOCK AVERAGES yoda ' te meters wifle ‘hes per cent in the year ended Aug. 31,| fj Use of non-owned cars by husband and wife and any resident member of
While Drunk ing from the antenna. > Anvociated Presse 7 *|given the Eskimo hunter the ad-|1956, The number of loans was up| ij the household. — .
: | ‘2 set change... iaust: Ralls UU. Stocks| VANtABe- cited mafscamtbed ens. li Full liability protection for the use of all trailers designed for use with pri-
A Walled Lake man is being| First in a series of projects be- Noon, today. ...2878 1923 74 1772 ' vate passenger cars. ”
sought on a drunk driving charge|ing promoted by Boston's Museum |Previous day...288.2 133.3 7.4 eee i ‘
by West memes Township Po-|of cane ay awaken interest in Month ao. ss. 306.7 1313 Bi 182.3 | Automatic coverage for cars newly acquired during the policy term.
ice today, He is suspected of flee-|Science, coil will eventually| gts nich’. |" 276. ; ; 4 Ps ix
ing a Saturday accident in which |8ive high-frequency-electricity dis-|ists low c...gae 1282 o8 1718 ; "dability for unintentional bodily injury or property damage is on an “occur
four people were hurt. plays in the museum's Theater of| #38 Mgh.-.---308 128 wy ieee i rence” basis rather than the “caused by accident” basis. Pea oy Be
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Damage to utility trailers which you own, borrow or rent.® ~
‘Fire and lightning damage on personal effects in your car.*
Following theft of your car, increased benefits for substitute transportation
and expense of returning recovered car to you." =
Applies only to Physical Damage Coverage
Outstanding policies of eligible private passenger car insured will be in-
terpreted as affording the broadened coverage.
SPECIAL NOTICE— 25% reduction in rates for your second and third car. (Not used for business).
Motorist’s Personal Protection may be added to your policy that provides death
_ tnd disability payments caused by automobile accidents,
H. W. HUTTENL Howerd Holtenlochere |
318 Riker Bldg. 2 ramen
“LET'S TALK
BUSINESS”
VARIETY STORE > living quarters ‘in Wy-
wort ing. price
$9 000 down.
“HARDWARE established bardware in
MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION
PARK AT
» OPPORTUNITY
‘LADD S INC.
Ps) eam 4206 Dine Hwy,
Abas nerstan 47
Lopes cts eves M15 CPaNGus
of Pontiac.
Monly $5,000 with 9506
Ph Dorothy pales Lavender
arble, Realtor SS Ri Waterford
Templeton
3140 W. Huros
MU 4-417 ‘Eves.
For Sale Farms RR NNN I NR NG
124 Acres
1 mile north of Pontiac. 2
houses, cattle barn, tool PE 23-4411
ry farm. I
land for subdividing, 1 mile
— Altractively
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor. W. Lawrence Street
re 5-161 or FE 56-2859
208-ACRE FARM Heart of Lapeer County.
hunting and fishing. 8 com own-
er's home, 3 bedroom tenant
home. 60x28, 60%30 & 20x30 barns.
2 silos, doe, sinnehiens, other build-
J. R. Hiltz
HOME MART REALTY 10¢2 W, Huron FE 5-007
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO sEE
ny Ss te parking BUCKNER OFFICES ARE LOCATED:
PONTIAC 2nd floor National Bidg.
Cae Gane as. ese
oe lest te to Ban —
UTICA oon Yen Pete
One block north across from bank
“WHEN YOU NEED
$29 to $500 a ee on 8 on of farsitare te
ecw. en
“StATE FINANCE CO, 102 Pontiac State Bank Bids,
GET CAS ¥
itie, Most
mitten Loads also ade ot ur
‘ |b Loan Company PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG
"FE 2-9206, ine $29,500 down.
arnt is Wat! retail
district of iipnent. “alt sew ar) equi; .
ints. past F m
poration. Ideal for ile and furniture in connection.
plus stock
; SUPER MARKET in rowing
Sane ooe Se town. wey come
rf yr. attractive
ivine quarters ‘ius extra income
rental. te and
all 18.000 i $
anything “ot fair value,
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR _ FE, 4-3581 REAL th a SINESSES
1050 W. HURON Sr, ren peas "TIL 9
SELLING STATION, AnD
grocery woes. including
stock, Take over ase fe iy od
Co. MY 3-4622.
BUY, SELL aaAy
“Pantinnay is ThE BIRD" SEE.
BALI MACHINES.
Good rm tt 51184. pa me Income, MAple
BLUE F gy STATION IN HOL-
ly, We will assist a responsible
eae with moderate aaisee, ee
dar %-3131, 8 a.m. to
Oil Company,
Michigan, for
int 1,
personal interview
ae AND onary SHOP.
uar-
tera, Located in Keego her,
ony vet ad with substantial down
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2399 Orchard “ak PE 4-4563
rR rt 708
hy if NT: DOU BLE & Zone
area.
7 Brone
4 oa petiee gia es RIDGEWAY
975 Baldwin Ave TOR FE 46203 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
A FARMER’S FARM |
ties tikes tow Sa ee
ri, chieken ama Srocder hokeen ( 40 acres avail-
$25,00, with
a: at only
Dorothy Sn Snyder Lavender
ne W. MO 46a? reves,
‘ah pee Farm Rroperty 48:A wen sins
Sele Business Property 49 AY PRONTAGE 7?
ney, Michigan, SEATON ing Me Heat. hot water rare,
1011_W. Huron FE 5-618) ~ -|BY OWNER. 100-ACRE FARM WE COVER Holiy, ormation, MY THE STATE
- AGRE FARM, HARDWARE STORE—now ts the peer. Smail ‘ake. Cheap asy for hardware, exce)-
FE_3-7620 lent building ca main highway,
fully equipped and also handles
L GOOD FARMS AND Sane Ste Ges sepletece. mesed. | gos c ot purchas Tent 200 Sere golf course) Oty 3.100 down plus inventory. DINNAN 6 W. Huron | Call for qpgointmens to see th
20 ACRES
Wit, TRA STATE-WIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac
ARLES, ALTOR
1717 8. Telegraph
“LET'S TALK
BUSINESS”
TAVERN b tena living Bg 2- ys near
Romeo. ar A nerd aross
business. &
wife,
ven with “is previews bar
experience, can make $.-
per month here.
quires $10,009 down ~ with
small balance.
NO LAYOFF hy your own boss and earn
bie smeiaine “e masching shop. V Tae “y . propery and
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION
ont jnmapeers, aygeee PARK AT oun Pont DOOR
_Need $500 courteous service and
yor Oy modern ettiee wenient to
parking and , where new
private consulta Tooms await
you, Or om PE 5-€121 and tell
‘Home & Auto
Loan Company ‘ee Pe oh a
__Mouts to 8: £ teers to
LOANS Extra Fast
Service You can Ww $20-$500 quickly
on sienature car, or furniture:
Loans m without Ts for
soy worthwhile wputbose, Up to
HOUSEHOLD
PINENCE
™ eeu rage a a
Get cash for seasonal expenses
in 1 VISIT! eas give few
facts, roaied
BENEFICIAL FINANCE co. 7 W. Lawrence St
LOANS _
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH.
LOANS
11 OL 1-701,
ANS TO ie Oe ae
64 W. Lawrence
a ean 54
Loans — $600 to $1, 1,500
i. or not, ‘o
Segne oaittous or im. Seasonal Guch ~~
et if
ree
__Swaps___55| Sale Household Goods 57
a Ag ng it | pon THe CAN bE FOUND
oe S A ttle “out but © lot
Y
Come out
scres of free
Fa ase.
Se
BED, ba! poser. A ad
R°A_ USED CONSOLE TV.
5. TV antenna kit. $0.95.
WALTON TV Walton, Cor. Joslyn PE _2-2257
"ol Tie Sila. Fl BLOND OVER OLD FURNITURE. ba”
R $139 2 WEEKLY
Savage 16 guage shotgun, Jig
saw and . Gas water heater,
FE 23-5370.
: ‘oom : ore vacuum, : 2 chairs, A ir, $50,
MOTOROLA TV 20°
go m
lent 23-6308.
!
4 rooms of furniture, some
Bcaploe: ied” alone Wee Exam: i @b stove, West.
$125. . WwW g125. er,
9 mo Cal EM
Te "rough-in or goe Hi iy constructed,
1986 21" MUNTZ TABLE MODEL,
Phone FE 5-1
BASE,
‘EB 51063. ye 4. To & garage or on Pa is e
: gw vee. ie #, co CHAIR, tang me 3
‘ppl Sb Netton fiding. PE 42504, (ORE Gas Sale semear RATOR, 21X36
eed a Beare ae og [ENCE ME, STEREOS | Googe om ANT TO BO $1 * 3 Leninnss
second mortgages, have over ool ™ chandise' = ——_ GAS A i TER. WARD'S,
sag Ny setieine Sit ghrer| by Tralfe End, Boat Mouse. | site "ouoi’ ‘plus’ extra. tititngs pay Om sare, Cal after) tae WEEE TO TRAIL $80 used $ months, 14iz Oakley — nd Pontiac Lake.) Park Rd. at Com Lake.
BEE 7 acces ve 7 houses OR 3-4036.__ 7 aes ae AIN. tl ag pe UY IN SMA RADIOS AND ND a, cooking | pn a tented tiac ” Dae A 1 ee 34628, .
4 " sansa } .
7 aX ma i { on , at
| PONY ae ¢ ig % ?
=> Sp: eet wae eee ee oo oe iWey } Pte ore Us as stove
Use ‘asher $5.00
Lg nd ‘> with matiress 16.05
LORD'S WAREHOUSE 2239 aM Road
Vacu AN ARTS, brushes, all makes, 056 Myrtle. USED GAS RA #5 AN up. R. B, M : 1060 W. Huron. WRINGER W &
25 | i000 POUND COMME RCIAL handed bowling
eee
FLOOR SHOP |
ATTE} ON
HOME OWNERS
oe ete — a lett
bibeds, “trate
DOORS
satoeea wi Se, ee On 3am.
oil ~ bottl at
Sat Seat oe Ke - = QUSE PAIN
Wy Sey FN mi G BROS.
‘Washer for cash or S| kw iin to your ot
—~ § EM ay A. ~y Store ms Sakiand {| er, was $329, now $239.95. ow Slotats poate. #8 ho pelt, ss rifles. Sheet rock, Carry. RANGE, New Hotpoint refrigerator, was Rock lath. enah and carry $1.15 ; top, also 6 YR. BABY FA MAT- nee now se Plush doors, from
bg ag ty vin “aM 5 + W85 | Piyscord—Nails— Boor hardware . Seow? 20 CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS, | _ $270.95, bow $199.99. Fos Noll Furnaces, off fired glin type opm. or not. PE Daed TY, $2: 58 aad up Esti TES Forced alr, 84,009 BTU, Complete N's DIAMOND RINO AND | Gin : 8 RADIO & APPLIANCE FREE IMA : tu, ¢ 7
MOtsh for ed car : ; AND FHA TERMS | tm sod duet ready. to ie SURPLUS LUMBER in aoe & Material AND
OPEN : $: ‘on Ci) “Sie agus 402 5. Saginaw FE 24307 mble these yourself and a
SWAP TWO REGISTERED BEA. , hairs and ‘ ONLY 3 LEFT |a Pui tine ruM-| LIONEL & AMERICAN dogs, male and female, and| Y#ue. $30.95. ‘These are new 1 1086 sloctrie sewing machines,| er, nn oor ge Dearbo: FLYER TRAINS
A puppies for a running { make. $39.50. rantee, FE | _ 8t., Roc f, FE :
pick-up truck, pe fast. compare these terri 7 aden” Bonded na “Appliance. ie yers L TAL STANDARD, STALL factory service and a an rescent, 2303 Or RA a ae . factory parts SWAP IN YOUR OLD FIREPLACE Michie REFRIGERATOR. $29.50; SEWING GAL. ELEC, HEATER, $79.95 | _ 0m factory analy aet- as ae one. ie us for i rate at oe: din ¥ we i teen exer . 30 Gal. Auto. Gas setier, . ee TASKER'S = 63} W. HURON sT
furnace pipes com- ving room ‘suite. refrig 05 ; % Toes er, .
plete line of ee oon wil ay $43; washer, a8 17” ‘TV. Sati: reupd. gue ot. ‘be “— Citnary trays, stand, facets $18.98 , «", 6, o orga she
ewes Jerse | 20 ft, Deep freeze for #0, y never used, carriage. I tke pew, $14. 0b; uae 172 6, Sagingw, St. Complete Crock Grease traps, Lin- . stove, elec. stove, : ,= wall coping
' RDWARE Pind black tweed, ‘aise i cit buimer 434.50; iarge wardrope | DICE: pecinimes = 0, "ep" | BLaYLOGK. Goal, ¥ 0. BARNES HA black tweed, a 4.95. : 81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-T101 bedroom suite and a 31245 W. 8 Mile Rd
=e pew of averse Gages. Ver PEt Orchard Lk Ave. _| AUTO. WATER HEATERS 94495: WOOD WIND oP : condition. Call 2-0564 ; ( ’ ?
Wit TAKE A Pick up truce | fP°s.5 FE. BLOND pe aires 5K eas Roe ee ee OOD WINDOWS
- an as aot te Fisher GAR Re a ae chest. 2 vanity lam coeees Dee wg eo sre. OXBOW WIND DOW co. 4 r, @ sh. F le pson,
Body. Phone OR ‘3-1368, ; ALL FOR $99. 8 Be ee . . MULLIGRAM WALL FURNACE. DELUXE, EASY | SPIn_DRIER| ONLY $2 WEEKLY SULLDOAING “AND — GRADING. AND GRADING. | Ty) cuttora. 5 auto, spin __ FE _2-6535, PEARSON'S FURNITURE pres cotimaies, FE 60es. sa ae Ae HEATER, REEL LEAVING STATE DA T SHERATON STYLE. | 42 Orchard FE 47981 ayuoearre GEVERAL SEES, motomower, MA $-6661 of ELgin : red. Blonde 4 . 38 5 road
would, Uke to trade 108 |. Saran covering, serubable. White fateieg, tsbles, desk, davenport. hich iichionn o Gale Ra., aEw W GALVANIZED PIPE
excellent . aiton for equit is] sy rn NOLE FOLDING EBUIC iG MACK BURMEPISTER tin ib Files’ s tae ft hom Beer chairs. Used. . 2 om, . Must be low eines home. Ask f 7. oe rE ells akes sfesranteed. Tayle Elee- i's save SUP FE b100
a CHAI GOLD, | RECREATION ROOM FURN 6 | $*8) Plasterboard OLD < GARAGES REPA TO
‘Edw. M. Stout. Realtor black, tweed, 0 food condition. FE gow Kenmore auto, washer. | look ike new Ne ay eg a
TT N. Saginaw st. Po. FE 5-108 | — : ; Tetms Fie esse DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, GOLD; 9x12 Felt B. Rugs $3. 95 - a
VIBRATOR CHAIR LAWN SWEEP- howany bedrooin sive a viond me | HOUSE PAINT GAL. 14 7 30 | PORTABLE ROYAL. QUIET DE- er, steam iron, antique, table, box traverse att eper: sve good 404" Ww ALL naar Gal. 33 ‘9 zs 250 Ft, Join 1 | luxe typewriter. Magic Margin. _Yending machines. PE 2-3718. | condition. r 44 é 90 - OR 3-4891, 5:00 , 25 bo WILL TRADE $5,000 EQUITY IN mo SYERS 14) W HUROK QE. 42004 69 PAINT LL TRADE ck nome with full| DAVENPORT IN GOOD CORD. seek HES A om 8 “45 basement and oll heat on 8, 100% -aen nee 2 SS. Ce ee Sr stata bat on 398] iy FOR ANY JOB
NS fi, let. © miles const RANGE, corns, FE $-1564. : _ Kraft: Jold Bond - OR ee 1x8 W. Pine 78.00| Kraftmaster ‘Plycoat B aoe asene “papa or” cs Mal sine, 3 Bh, es od Pectin oven. | SSE CIAL, EUREKA VACUUM | Ixia W Pine Bas Per M 85.00| Exterior Velvet. en — eee _Rorred’ ait 62 Bay . cleaner $0.98 1 floor model, $40.95 | 2x4 & OF MOTE +. +++: ie ood. enamel, re ©. 1060 W. Huron. | 2x4 W, Pir U OIF woes 5
Aiso have @ cute 2 bedroom bun- | DUO-THERM HEATER, TA: sree EEN WASHER, GOOD | Rock lath, aa he ba see “evenyt Q_ 70 BUILD flow ne near Auburn He’ mes on awe oe more ao and pm 4 OR_3-7740. Raa
fene * _
equity for car or what have you? one . Starr. one el. shers, BLACKETT’ Ss 7 Frigidaire and CEs a North I ber C
ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE RANGE. atyers, ranges, ‘water Northern Lumber Co. BUILDING SUPPLIES
R. D. RILEY, Broker 30 in. Good condition, FE 5- heaters, TV's Crump Electric. PE 8197 Cooley Lake R4. | 8161_Dixie Hwy. MA 5-5811
$09 Elisabeth Lake Rd. FE 44211|crecrno - se BE? RANGE: o a og a Figttad bg By : SOLID OAK (DINING SET AND | jodie ; we scasn | $%, Wall bone uplex plugs. Wis, teats BOTITE Pa 3 nooM omer y = ior bias . Phone FE 5-3272 after | Detro ; ‘isin & range fuse boxes. m ; e lo ’ $8; . ; srry St, ‘ : ag) Sey rem, FR Dy ne) oe Piers, tis, | SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING. CLEARANCE ore WiLL SWAP ELECTR ICAL AP. . ~~ me ; chest of gebens, Pree estimates, FE nieamatne . EN. .
rawers, s WE ARE CHA THE ; ve mg ae ny ABs FLOOR SAMPLE. Dt STOV §, BOUGHT SOLD, EX-| TIRE SHOWROO'S, GENUINE S Al E
and farm tractor with tools. dicount pice chan 90001. - ,
n ARD SAL 46 bevisware’ net . WAYNE GAB RT STUDIO COUCH. LIKE NEW. $40,| YOUNGSTOWN FLOOR MODELS brah «ale %" ~
yh eet ee | ee 1-42” Cabinet Sink Reg. $125 ata a oe FOR SALE: 15 CU. DEEP TRADE: IN DEPT. Now $7 ‘7. ' new ee.
Sal | reeze asonabie. Get our Quality For Sale Clothing | 56 Giase RY Ortonvilies | Recond, electric ree $20.95 | 1 Complete # kitchen .. . Reg. $498, aheral on next
RUMMAGE SALE_ BIRMINGHAM FOR SA LE: COMBINATION 15" $'pe. Bendix auto. poe -- ; Par} ous & kitehea wrth Deluxe wee Job s, store '
Congregational Church, N. {ng maching, #10 aie: ¢ Ranatene wash- wood dine $27 95 wt Eine “ih bu Rd, S ss, Plywood, Insulation, Paneling
wer evens ‘Thursday, Oste | ne ae ee ae sede, 3-4 room “oll heater - $99.98 | Me ven and hood » Reg. ge, 3 ors. Paints, Ha Hardware
BEAUTIFULLY _DESIGNED FOR-| {ity 5 Phe 18, BM 30002 after | Sitar dresser... Sires | Now DOWN, te A MONTH 120, BOGTE LAKE RD. . mals, site 12. FE 23-1481, § oo oe bet ore 4:00. STOVE | 875 value et ate $22.50 | NO M " _Tel, EMpire wear REASONABLE. . ee on locks, co'vnet hardware,
Ppeautifule dark brown muskrat | [00d condition. a herge tetris. * FE 41122/ fire piace dampers; 1-3 off on med- STORM INDOW 8 cu. ft, 900; concrete laundry | 18 W. Pike St house paint, $2.98 AND 8 GALLONS. © jacket cape, = 12 to 14 Hollan- FE sates cabinets e pa re ike mink, per-| {ubs, complete, ® real buy. TAPPAN, GAS RANGE, 40. 4744 fetes tie, 1404 50 ENGLAND RED 8-2808, a USE .
fect condition. Mr ete FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR, ) | TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR valu uburn & Roch: ster, Rds. BEEN OPENED.
Mutt wise 80 toil * LIGHT jacket, | om ft. working ison. as ranges, R. B. Munro 1060 Friday Evenings IN ORIGINAL
tir se on gagst, Dore Uackets RO . Milk’ MI oe W. Huron. mI DOM FIXTORES, ees On dial PHONE wn furna ’
eee . oal Hot water and steam
Sale Household Goods 57 Studio couch : $35 noe set Trade-In Dept. bollers automatic water heater, SALE ea hii ._ . 7 | Roe + Bs Rareware, ‘ar irom’ les, Aluminum combination— windows
$ ROOM, DUOTHERM WITH | sing $10 "$29.98 pe an s._ Lowe, Bros. & doors, aluminun & Pibergiass
ty A a ~ b ~ » $19.95 HET . All awnings & storm window sales for_$25. FE 1, ore 6 Pe. dining set .|.$49.95 | Lapeer Rd, FE 4-5431 ' +. c¥ CHROME DINETTE. ELL OR TR Admiral TV set. Limed Oak $59.95 P AND PORK HALF AND aN : = 4-6089 * et, $20 FE Gaee OAKLAND FURNITURE CO... Vanity, Chest and Bed ...... $52.50 Sker AnD For MWerket 9 a.m. to 9 p.m,
Me cellent’ condition. $200. =, FURL GIL HEATER WiTH TANK, MANY. ITEMS Shuraet —siitice ~PROM 00s. SEPTIC TANKS 3-360, 6628 . 98: | ag REINFORCED ETE
ioxie Gi CARPETING AND | FIREPLA LACE WOOD, MAPLE «| TI 1OMAS- ECONOMY Double winks from, 98.8, ook: | PE 46008672 Eliz, Lk. RA, pad, cleaned. FE 2.5044. a: 3 : ° J i m, 80 8, Perry.
iso LB. ICE BOX. KITCHEN SINK.|- » FREEZERS FURNITURE £0. MPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR Talbot Lumber ee ee ap ainGS We have them. Uprights of Chest PONTIAC. MICH acnekene za eet Piaster board, Rock lath, Paint,
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Brothers. Gale Gordon and Bob
Sweeney.
8:00—(7) Broken Arrow. (4) Re- Neighbor Theater, “House
Fear.” (2) Miss Fairweather.
11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford.
11:25 — (2) Nightwatch Theater. publican Party. Speech by ht Eisenhower. (2) The ae Durante and Broderick
Shriner Show. Orson Welles, 11:30—(4) Fabian of Scotland
guest.
$:30—(7) Cavalcade Theater. (4)
Aluminurr. Hour. “Carnival.” (2)
(Color) ‘The- Red Skelton Show.
9:00—(7) Operation Success. (9) Yard. “The Golden Peacock.”
WEDNESDAY MORNING
6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's
Farm Report.
Is Marion Marlowe
‘Youngest Grandma?
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Has it ever happened to you other husbands?
You give your wife a lecture on economizing—and you wind
up cutting down on your smoking ... David Wayne, just won-
derful in “The Loud Red Patrick,” says, “Women are all right
in their place but God forbid they should come into the home.”
Bob Hope, talking about how nice his sponsor’d been,
said: “He even sent his car out to get me — but fortunate-
ly I jumped up on the sidewalk just in time”... Jack
Benny claims his violin has a simple story: “My father
sold it to me” - Marion Marlowe's being entered_in a
contest for ‘ “youngest grandmother in the country.” (She's
qualified because her husband Larry Puck's a grampa.)
A magician — according to Norm Hendrickson of Sacra-
mento — “is a guy who can get a rabbit out of a hat but can’t
get his wife out of a bar”... We hear Martha Raye’ll do only
one free show this year: the Policeman’s Ball...
: * *
White collar workers’ song: “I Wonder What's Become of
Sclary” ... Actor Rocky Graziano speaking: “Harry Truman
come into my dressin’ room once after I’d knocked out a guy,
. sparred a little with me and said, ‘You wouldn’ta done here
to me!” You know I think President Truman would ma
Pan mail: “I would like to tell the writer who called Elvis
Presley another James Dean’ to Drop Dead. There will
never be another Jimmie Dean!—Winnie Daly, Orange,
N.J.”
Down south they tell of a person who disappeared with the
church funds. The congregation demanded: action from the
Deacons who said he’d been found. The money was missing.
“So,” said the Deacons, “we’re gonna make him come back
hére—and preach it out.” ; -
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Jackie Gleason will do a “Fenwick Babbit” routine—involv-
ing water — that’s so hazardous his advisers have cautioned jas,
him against it... Day after Frank Costello won his citizen-
ship case he got : a ‘note froma friendly politico: “Congratula-
tions—don’t forget to vote”... Jeanne Crain flew out to start
the Joe E. Lewis movie.
Elvis Presley’s on 11 mag covers this month — more than ‘he
. Charles Laughton’s in a brace—|.us
. The Gene Nelson-Pipe Laurie bustup looks |
Musician Dick Stabile MMonroe or Kim Novak .
back injury .
permanent this time . . Faith Domergue, Howard Hughes’ dis-'|
covery, was signed tor a film to be made in Italy.
* * *
The visiting Paris Opera Ballet—whose members can’t speak)
English—were assigned a U.S. tour manager who can’t speak | of Window in Home. (7)
12:25—(9) Billboard.
12:40—(7) Kitchen Karosel.
4:00—(2) Four o'clock Theater. News.
10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Home.
10:55—(7) News.
11:00—(2) Valliant Lady. (4) Tic
Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio.
11:15—(2) Love of Life.
11:25—(7) News Ace.
11:30—(2) Search for stanerven.
(4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin
and Rickey. :
11:45—(2) The Guiding Light.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(2)) Mid-Day. Movie. (4)
World Series. (7) 12 o'clock
Comics. (9) Hidden Pages.
12:30—(2) Ladies’ Day. (7) The
Erwins.
1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (9) Show-
time.
1:25—(2) News.
1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.
2:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (7)
Afternoon Film Festival.
2:30—(2) The Bob Crosby Show.
(9) Fun With Foods.
3:00—(2) The Brighter Day.
Queen for a Day. (9) News.
3:15—(2) The Secret Storm. (4)
‘jchannelLs for the’ same quick
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS . Guy Lombardo. (2) The $64,000 6:55—(2) On the Farm Report. —of—Strain Fy Aquinas, the first Catholic (for Niagara Falls.” A public cele-| hospital that has claimed nation- Question. 7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To-|TVY Sunday on the Steve Allen nun to fly an airplane and a : wide attention
6:00—(7) Lo nna (9) Family|g:05 — (2) Democratic National) day. Show. NEW YORK (INS) —Actress| leading educator, Theater With Roy “Days! Committee. 7:25—(4) News. prone eat eet Fen,
of Jesse James,” (4) 6 o'clock |». 39 (7) Jumbo ‘Theater, “TV/7:30—(4) Today. (7) Geology of The news of the ise of NBC's |-Margaret Sullavan, who ‘failed e* * €
News. (2) Socialist Labor Party) Comes to the Erwins.” (9) All) Michigan. | opera tour was exaggerated. It's)without explanation to appear in - So” *.
Speech. Political. Star Hockey Game. (4) Fed-/7:55—(4) Today In Detroit premiere is set for Thursday in'a scheduled television play last /2 *, \
j 6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News. eral Men, (2) Democratic Na+8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4)|South Bend, and another opera has/night, was reported today under appy / e.
j 6:20—(4) Dolores. tional : Today. (7) Little Rascals. been added to its repertory . . .| treatment for “strain.” : BY: e.
‘ 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. * 10:00—(7) Black Spider. (4) Rose-|8:25—(4) Today in Detroit. '| the ‘57 season also is being planned| Miss Sullavan was to have thay -@y
6:30—(T) Cheyenne. “Death Deals) wary Clooney Show. (2) Man|8:30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie’s Won-/right now. starred on CBS-TV’s “Studio One" : o
This Hand.” (4) Talking Point. Called X_ derland. but was ‘missing when the pro- - es
(2) Name That Tine. 10:30—(4) Traffic Court. (2) Mys-|845—(2) News, Weather. The Rosemary Clooney Show | gram went on. A kinescope was wi PerclArrrerel Tye oe
6:45—(4) News Caravan. ‘Theater. » |8:55—(4) Today in Detroit. is the most pleasing of all the | substituted, elélsleiniels, TRAIL leis. e.
7:00—(8) Abbott and Costella.| ee an) a on diene *41|800—-(2) The Gary Moore Show, | syndicated music shows, and the | 4. ookesman for the show =e “Society.” (4) Big Surprise. (2) oy sok News (9) National News. (4) Romper Room. (7) Robin &| Hi-Les are the best modern jamz | .15 4. “had no idea” where 42
Phil Silvers Show. re Rickey. ‘vocal quartet we expect to hear | siisy Sullavan was. Her hus: | [eieimisi@lanae be
"7:30—(1) Wyatt Earp. “A Quiet) ,,. 19 <9) Weithirvine, 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7)/ Im this normally more conven | pang Kenneth Wagg, said she se otetat ™
Day in Dodge City.” (9) Million|14:15 (7) White Camellia. “Dan-|, Heartthrob Theater. — was suffering from “strain” im | [ST-TAl . * Dollar Movie. “Western Union.”|" geroug Passage.” (4) The Little te Figg Ry Elizabeth. Fredric March gets the star) a hospital. _ (4) (Color). Noah's Ark. “The Show. ‘Missing Heir.” (9) Good Home. spot with Gene Kelly in “Front Wear re is os hae.
Susan Strasberg's role with
Rebert Montgomery next month
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Corner’ from “Most Happy Fel-
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NBC asked ex-“Lucy” brain-
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Allen Show and to forget about
his projected ‘Ten Command-
ments” series .. .
$:25—19) News.
$:30—(2) The Edge of Night.
Howdy Doody. (9) |
(4)
Comedy Time. (7)- My Little!
Margie. (9) Justice Colt.
4:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4)!
Cactus Dan, (7) Ramar of che:
Jungle.
5:00—(2) The Early Show. (7)|
Mickey Mouse. (9) Dance Party.
5:30—(4) Long John Silver.
French. Clark Gable will take the missus, who's recovered from|
her illness, on a hunting trip .. . Ann Woodward (of the tragic
Long Island killing) has her children in a Swiss school; she'll dishanded comedy team of Dean |
stay abroad indefinitely .
EARL’S PEARLS ... You can’t fool all the
people all the time—some of them are fool-
ing you—Maurice Seitter.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “Why is it,” complains a TV viewer, “that the commercials always come in clearer than the chorus
girls?”
Bill Tabbert described a dull fight he witnessed: “The only
time they touched each other was when they shook hands.”
, That's earl, brother.
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iNew Orleans, Minneapolis Cockroach Census
“Rises i in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES ® — Los An-
geles, third in population of hu-
is 12th when it comes to
cockroaches, according to Dr. Har-
Shuyler, an entomologist.
But due to weather condi-
tions here cockroaches have’ been
reproducing rapidly and -the popu-
lation is on the increase, said Dr.
Shuyler, executive director of ad
Home Control Bureau,
New York, Philadelphia, Kisuns!
City, Mo., Atlanta, Chicago, Dal-.
Washington, Indianapolis,
and
Boston — in that ordef — have a)
bigger roach population than Los)
Angeles, he said,
Dr. Shuyler. did not disclose how}
conducted his cockroach cen-
Suing Jerry Lewis
HOLLYWOOD (INS) —~ Dick
‘Stabile, musical director for the
Martin and Jerry Lewis, is end
Lewis for $92,500, charging he
broke a series of job promises.
1955, to hire Stabile for 39 TV
productions at $1,000 a week and
last April broke a promise to em-|
ploy him in a film.
The suit added Lewis also failed !
to honor promises to make record-
ings and use his services for one
year at $1,000 a week. I I a a a Py rr wa
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CBS-TV expands its color TV
shows considerably even though
it is out of the TV set manufactur-
|ing business.
The new “Herb Shriner Show”
ts’ a pleasant, downbeat variety
|show. Herb has the comic spirit, | 3
jin a cautious, reserved fashion.
but he does manage to inject too
many burlesque gags.
The new “Jonathan Winters
Show" is a modest NBC quarter-
hour exercise in merrily macabre |
noisemaking. Not so funny as it is
)slyly perceptive, . i
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Donald O'Connor to Wed, |
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Enter:
tainer Donald O'Connor and Gloria |
Noble say they plan to marry in|
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