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Runway Nearly Ready Pontiac Airport |
fo Open Strip
Next Month Commercial Companies
’ Schedule Flights
by End of ‘57 te +
‘This ts the second of three articles
describing expansion at Pentiac Mu-
er = two-engine
Manager Homer C. Hoskins says he
improved tactlities will
make tt ps am 3 ee to bring in regular
airline passenger and
mail service before the end of 1957
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Pontiac Municipal Air-
port is constructing a
paved, east-west runway
100 feet wide and 4,000 feet machine which is being used to 7. }' kk *® PONTIAG MICHIGAN THURSDAY,
BUILDS RUNWAY — This is the soil cement
of run-| 4,000 foot east-west runway at Pontiac Municipal
| Airport. By mixing the topsoil, cement and water,
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Pontiac Press Phote
it lays down a hard, solid base for the runway
which costs only one-third as much as reinforced
concrete. Later an asphalt surface is added. build the new, ‘sraeli-Jordan Tito Leaves on Suirprise
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (‘#—President Tito left today
with Soviet Communist party boss Nikita Khrushchev
for a surprise visit to the Soviet Union.
Tito was accompanied by his wife Jovanka, Vice
Président Aleksander Rankovic and Djuro Pucar, chair-
man of the state of Bosnia-Hercegovina and a member
of the Yugoslav Communist party Politburo.
+ Like Khrushchev’s equal-
ily unexpected trip to Yugo-
slavia, "s latest. visit. to
Russia was described as a
vacation. |
._ | The official Yygoslav news
agency..Tanjug said the party left) \the military airport of Batajnica|
‘on a special Soviet plane this,
morning and will spend several
days resting on the Black Sea
coast.
Khrushchev arrived in Bel. |
Border Calm Appeal for Cease-Fire
Ends Short Blaze of
Gunfire in Jerusalem |
| | * JERUSALEM — An uneasy, ..
calm hung over the Israeli-Jordan insisted his visit was only « holi-
border today after a brief mew gay bat niost observers be-
flareup of gunfire in this divided .
city. =
A U.N, cease-fire appeal brought
the short blaze of automatié weap-
When you add a clear ap- , Mor the ean SOapY Defends
is 2,000 feet long, and Handmade Shoes
area from the west,— My Feet Hurt!’
of Speaking Schedule lke to Step Up Tempo
ons to an end last night with no
‘Vacation’ to Soviet Union
Death Wins Cancer Bogey
= Counts Her Out
After Long Fight _ Great Woman Athlete
Starred in Every Sport
She Tackled
GALVESTON, Tex. # —
Babe Didrikson Zaharias,
the greatest woman athlete
the world has known, died
today after a stubborn bat-
tle with the one competitor
she couldn't beat—cancer,
Earlier this morning be- -
‘fore her death, George Za-
harias, her husband, said:
“She's had enough agony, sad-
ness and pain. And so I'm losing
my wife, partner and love, God's
will be done. I know she'll live for-
ever in the hearts of millions,"
Into her 42 years, she packed MILDRED ‘BABE’ ZAHARIAS
Thieves Steal
$12,000 in Furs . H H thietic trium that Police Investigating sitet: | hriumpm ao
Birmingham Robbery ments, imciuded AAU track, . then the Olympics and finally
Last Night the golf courses of the nation.
Tito and Khrushchev spent sev-
eral days on Brioni, the Adriatic
isle off the Yugoslav ‘coast the
Yugoslav President favors for va-
leations and privacy. There was casualties reported. It came less
than 44 hours after a bloody Is-
raeli strike into Jordan set off a
po tendons “Tspeculation that they talked at! In New York, U. N, Secretary jength about the world situation
General Dag and relations between the Yugo-
dan, Israci and the Big Four
Almost from the start she was
known affectionately to sports fans
jas’ The Babe, a tag hung on. her
by her family,
She showed versatility early.
She could lick any kid in the block,
See the Sports Section for ad-
ditional stories about the career
of Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Oakland County detectives joined
Birmingham police this morning
in an investigation of a Birming-
ham store burglary which netted
thieves over $12,000 in furs late
last night.
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The looted business was the Fur
By Robert store at 550 N. Wood-
to
earlier this month, a “sly, smooth bid for the American) n
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__ “The Yast increase in produc: | The Babsonpoll, four-year sen at hla yoter sentiment in
tivity resulting from automation lelection polling method with a per- ther ¢ ie
makes the of this jreet batting average in two na- ‘Thete yoceiied “Gousttl se
a half, in which for separate talks. He | The current Kremlin leaders| Ward Ave.
operate without grown dibe wears handmade shoes, report-| “W4 sreyTON UB—President Eisenhower said today| ssid he would ask the Security Inave made extended efforts t0| A report of an alarm set off (wan firtplace winner in & har hazards in lan and edly costing 45 a pair, F. 0. B.) ; Council to act if the situation Is strengthen the ties between Yugo-| in the breakin afrived too tate place winner in a
New Jersey. ‘he is going to make two or three more major campaign om leew monica contest.
taking off. not brought rapidly under ‘slavia and Russia. Khrushchev! t¢ emable police to make amy ar- | Cancer struck in 1953 aft
Te add. further to this safety) The governor said: , Speeches than he had counted on. trol. jand Soviet Premier Dedgunte] vasks abide coviim, covering lake won’ the gulf tanament
factor, the Detroit Edison power) “T'V¢ got big feet and they hurt."| " 5s. nower told a-news conference, however, he is| ‘The attack at Husan, six miles Came to Belgrade in June 1955 to) to 14, Merlin HM. Holmquist of named for her — the Babe
lines paralleling Williams Lake! le confided @ family secret that) ""™ ’ , make peace with Tito for Stalin’s| qe Birmingham department, | Zaharia Senta
Reed are to he moved further !! the boys in the Williams clan not going to do any barnstorming, and not go out , at Cyn a Benen.
west, have been bothered by corns and whistle-stopping He said this was due to the alarm) After she underwent surgery
added eo “4 system being connected with De-|that time. she came back to win
Parallel te the mew runway | “They hurt too! | He didn’t say when or \troit police: “Tt rang there and|Sven golf tournaments.
there is also being built a taxi | williams’ explanation was in re-| Where the extra speeches, then called us,” Holmquist} But the cancer couldn't be
strip 40 feet Wide and 61% feet \snonse to Detroit Mayor Albert E. beyond the five or six he y p ur wr 4 stopped and her life became a suc-
long. This connects with the old |Cobo's criticism of his out-of-state Originally contemplated, * ’ Fifteen articles of! fur were|cesim of operations and days fol
gravel east-west rumway which,” purchases, will be made. ‘Who Missed Drills stolen, six of them valued at $1,000/"i days in John Sealy How
in the future, will become mere- —- As for why be is stepping up ate or more, The furs included six\"S "S03 in the quiet of a hos: ly & part of tits sew taxi strip. a + |fils campaign pace, WASHINGTON (INS)—The army} stoles, three coats, and SIX CAPE ita) room, far from the crowds
F eek wit tad down ce out PORTIDC Mostly Fair said it is simply because so many)was disclosed today to have made jackets topped by a silver blue|+ frenzied sports fans that
before moving over onto the run- ’ irepresentations have been made the first use of its new power to mink stole worth $1,500. cheered her every accomplish
way to take off, or will move back Weathe to him by good friends. ‘call civilian reservists to active SNAP LOCK onat.
long the taxi strip after landing. S rman He ‘said he found himself a litte duty if they fail to take part satis- on: Renate, ‘war :
SEVERAL OTHERS : weak about not accepting. factorily in weekly military drills. . The Babe never lost conscious-
Tonight is expected to be most-; And, Eisenhower sald, as far ** * jgiars first entered the adjacent ness. She never sank info s
The airport has several other Siar sae | an he knows there is no health | Four reservists were ordered to} Jean Morton Millinery shop and at-' coma. She slipped off into
runways. Its north-south runway|'Y tir with a low near 50 degrees. don involved at the moment 45 days’ duty in uniform. Although tempted to break down the wall death during her sleep.
is 2,500 feet long. Its southwest-| Mostly fair tomorrow and @ | in increasing his campaign pace. [the names were withheld, it was leading into the fur shop. After) Goose was in the room.
northeast runway is 2.400 feet! neue warmer is predicted. The | 5 Eisenhower aata, he(leamed that all were privates liv- failing to do so, they broke in) «she died in her sleep,”
jong. Both are paved. Also there) ot ole Tr ne muchiing in New York City, and two though the front door of the Rob- 7aharias said. “It was real nice rg : dean ted ie Might by eaptetet to seach gem je nn GE DS 0 eS were “etadnatae™ of the ert store by snapping the lock out! 4 % we —
way 3,000 feet long. This is usable| 7 to 74 degrees. 3) (training program. with a bar or wrench. st cy iy Men ype ee
in the summer and winter. Be-| In downtown Pontiac the lowest » adie 1 Tatanetl Elsews ae Det. Holmquist said he has|s°0"'s" jong battle and The Babe
ing unpaved, it is too soft for use temperature preceding 8 a.m. WAS! nolitical questions and issues in| orders for active Pe Oe ee eae tne fought it the way she knows how
duteg she coring montie. How-\6. Ai 1 p.m. today the thermoo lone torn or anether, tut with “imtd an easteat & aan ot ee a ue te the |to fight, giving ground reluctantly
ever, these are ‘completely oul |eter reyistered 64 degrees dashes of foreign affairs sprinkled! reservists, bat have been held in which have ecunrved at business|", &8, “8 9nd. on,: Beh me
dated in. abeyance pending efforts to per- places throughout the in * ime.
planes today. = : Eisenhower, garbed in a gray suade the civilians to resume 5 — At 1 a.m,, all members of the
AN of these runways win con. Bucky Harris Quits business suit with a vest and regular drills. months. family now in Galveston filed into
. tape to be eed by emailer Detroit Tiger Post eure Oe at ae After mid-1951, however, hum Publish , 1959 oe et ae eS et ee
craft except the , two elephants on it, was UM-| 5.4. of thousands includ! = ish Book o recogpined ‘Gem spohe,
weras wich Ws being turned | DETROIT. W — Stanicy W./usually Inte showing up—for him.|t "sh Grates ‘ond. volunteers! ; i ON to her.
into the new taxi strip. (Bucky) Harris resigned today a8|He was 3% minutes behind sched-|/h, ‘have served less than five Jackson Prison Riots “She gave them alf the nod,”
Construction of the new runway |ing ond ter ba;tee. tered on years to. the remuier Sorces wil JACKSON. (n—"Violence Behind) @ "=" “4. gs a4
has been done under the direction| ~ the ‘club's, _ ene President started off wll lheconie subject to the Sday cal Bars,” a book about the 1952 South-| The big man paced the corridors
<f RINE Pocihasn, © prodotti n> conces cock te rier the: filltel soemney Berd mana oaele ny Be. D abe pet is ern Michigan Prison riots, has been|all during the night. He}was in
ee ee ee (7 place club us porenerve tenpetiore icine Seecaaen written by Vernon Fox; former pey-|and out of her room as has Been : q § id * chologist t the fashion
a fine job, in the opinion of| His resignation ends his second) He 'said she had won the admira- The botie waa pabliahad hy Vais he eee ee
Homer Hoskins, manager of the|term as Tiger manager and month# tion of ail. the people of the coum| = rth Suicide Attem \guard Press, New York. Fox sub-| For months, the whole world
cee See D> wanting ee ts edhomeeer or Wns ee " ment? npr sequently resigned following criti-/knew that death soon would reach
il ; or & fight against cancer and said that'Kj -Servicem construction detail. ‘record-shattering price of $5,50,- a ee that Kills Ex-Serviceman am a Me part in negotiations the superb athlete. At times, her
The paving machine is worth 0. 'to lose this last battle. ST. JOSEPH @—A recently dis- rors ayy Oh ss ceviemsin’ ta; ae
ah article by itself. It is called) The successor to Harris was charged serviceman made good es tion gripped him.
(Continued on Page 5, Col. 1) [not named immediately. +) {his fourth suicide attempt today by In Today's Press Ad cee thine, when tee the tall
? UAW Ford Council jsomving into take atichican fading. x spar ot g. uM Rally S wwe vom tried to lure him County News. .......6..0655: 30 omega ie ogee
peaker wR ee, nes ees. ie Vie “Des es, a, | a - i. -.... Sibacvachact 6 |hospital bed shook
a Seeks Shorter Week St. Joseph policemen Arthur Food News.......... 33 thru 40 (and declared, “I'll beat
Ss Adl : W Id Gaul and John Nichols said Donald Sports ......... 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 jyet.”
ey ays al ou DETROIT w@—A shorter work Seaman, 24, of Benton Harbor, had Theaters: «26.6... cece eeees | It was not until Sept.
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double dates, will be at 11 an
the theater.
The series, for which tickets
f are available from Mrs, Charles
Kass, has mental fare for listen-
| ers interested in many fields.
Marquis Childs will be first lec-
Spinster Ends Vigil
‘Over Friend's Body
WASHINGTON (INS)—A 50-year-
and attributed to the nume:
cats the women kept.
Peale to Talk Sots
Jan, 24 and 5 lecturer will be
Robert Collier Page, past president
of the Industrial Medical Associa-
tion, whose talk will be on “A Tech-
nique of Living.” =
Closing talk, Feb, 7 and 8, will
may be reserved calling the
Club, "7
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Rev. W. Glen Harris, of 1017)
Pilgrim, and minister of the First
Presbyterian Church, was among
14 Michigan Masons who were!
Ernest R. Breech, boatd chair-
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Elected district deputy for gs
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fie z of Suez dispute after U.S. refi
be by Clarleton Smith, head of
-|National Arts and Foundations and
connoisseur of taste and beauty.|vi
nominated last night to receive the i THE, PONTIAC PRESS. _ _SHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 2t,
(Council fo Hear
Both Suez Sides Debate Set Next Week;
to Present Its Case
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @—
The U.N. Security Council has
voted to debate . West-
ern and Egyptian pn the
to
go along with British-French at-
tempts to throw out the Arab com- at
other countries, including Russia,
Briisia end Pronce with ectons
Minister Chrisdan Pineau on
united action over the Suez crisis. /
Both governments agree Egypt's
seizure of the waterway cannot)
be
at control of the Suez must be #
| guaranteed.
Another Storm
in Atlantic Likely |
Hurricane Wind
MIAMI, Fila. i—A new tropical
storm formed in the Atlantic to-
day and began moving westward
under conditions which are)
cane.
A bulletin from the Weather.
Bureau in San Jyan, Puerto Rico,
said he storm had a “weak cir-|
culation” with highest winds of 25)
to 35 miles per hour blowing
around a center,
1,630 miles southeast of Miami.
west was forecast for the next 12
hours at a speed of 17 m.p.h.
Absentee Ballots Ready
at County Clerk’s Office
eee Ae eet oe “Share Your Blessings . < .
will be the key message carried
ay meemmbentiet See
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7. i! UF Speakers’ Bureau Makes Ready
to Carry Story to Public Oct. 8-12
‘al portions of the
with flip charts prepared by the
U.S. Backs Egypt Plea)
The United States voted with six!
*|good citizens of Pontiac to get out
British and French government | :
“right"’for the birth of a burri- ——_
It was located 250 miles east of
the Windward Islands, or about!
Continued movement toward the 1956 _ : “4
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Pontiac, Saginaw (rg e bu Det Make Hall the
Race to Get Out
Largest Vote Driver Cuts Forehead
David D. Marsh, 20, of Water: It’s going to be Pontiac versus
Saginaw in the coming Nov. 6 elec-
Donaldson hag offered to buy
style” if Pontiac comes out on the
“I hope this will encourage the
and register so they can vote,” the
Mayor said. “I chose Saginaw be-
cause the two cities are of com-
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scheduled public
day, October 2, 1956, at 8 p. m. E.S.T
on Intention to construct the follow-
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List Districts Where Outcome Unsure 6, 7, 9, -11,; Indiana—Districts 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 2. In.1956, how do you intend to
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1957 Legislature for $205,000. Of) custody of Deputy Sheriff Jack Bones-at San Rafael, Calif., atter |
peng aes oo gs: Hele ees their arrest for questioning in connection with the beating of Harry_|
or the histiric site-marking pO) 211s president of the international Longshoremen’s and Ware- |
S es 6¢« ¢ housemen's Union, in a Sausalito night club, Reppine and Hansen
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rock ¢arvings in Greenicat for Sweepstakes Winner jhe said, had gone in Nevada gam-|
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GALVESTON, Tex. (INS)—The death of Babe Didrikson Zaharias
es, from the American scene the greatest woman athlete the
‘Babe was an-Olymple
‘Women's . » ah oa : pes Pee ate ay
atiazing women was an inspiration to milljons in her fight against couldn't make the girls’ basketball team ase freshman at Beaumont|, 4 5.1. missed being a triple winner when her head-first effort through all that time the death as in her fights to win other contests. ‘ Z * * o
| Although she always asked the doctors at Galveston’s John Sealy
hospital to tell her the exact truth about her condition, Babe never
gave up hope. < } one of her last interviews with any newsmen, Babe said:
“1 just can’t eat, doggone it. I've got to get back on my feed
and get me some strength. Remember when I was up around 160
and had all those muscles? :
_ “F'm down to about 118 now, I think, and I'm so doggone weak
I can’t even boost my bottom off bed.
as I start eating I'll be okay.
“T'll be up and out of here. . .”
That staterpent was made in July from her hospital. bed when
Babe was born te Norwegian parents in Port Arthur, Tex., on -
dune 26, 1914. One of seven children, she was named Mildred
Ella Didrikson. *
Childhood friends dubbed her ‘Babe’ when Mildred showed a
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Harris Resigns DETROIT (# — Bucky Harris resigned today as
manager of the Detroit Tigers. :
His resignation is effective at the end of the season,
Sept. 30. S.
The resignation ends the 59-year-cld manager's
second term at the Tiger helm. ‘
President Walter 0. (Spike) Briggs accepted
the resignation immediately. Harris mailed his
resignation Sept. 5 while the Tigers were in Kansas
City. He himself asked that it be released today.
Briggs issued this statement:
“T have personally admired Bucky all my life, and
feel that this move of his will work out for the best.
We have had our ups and downs, but I shall always
have great respect for Bucky as a gentleman and for
his ability as a manger. I hope our friendship will be But, shucks, you know soon
finally made the team and
player.
boys weren't any nicer to litle girls than toy brothers were to qe.”
Babe, whose mother excelled as an ice skater and skier in Norway,
dreamed of competing in the Olympics “when I was 14.” . * * e .
“In fact,” said Babe, “my sister Lillie and I began training for the
Babe, however, made a rather inauspicious sports debut. She
promptlybecame an all-city, all-state
The late Col. M. J. McCombs, # Dallas insurance executive,
saw her play at Houston and persuaded her to jein his company’
team after graduation. c
The Babe led the team, the Dallas Cyclones, to three National
GREATEST WOMAN
“World's Greatest Woman Athlete,” Mildred (Babe Didrikson)
Zaharias was a star in many sports. At the left she was known
most prominently for her greatness in golf. She even boxed in New-
York in 1934 and she was always known for keeping physically fit.
Here she is shown (third photo) working out at White Sulphur __'THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1956
ATHLETE — AlWays referred to as the KV
AAU championships in 1929, 1930 and ’31 and twice was named to
the AAU all-American team. Her one-game high with the Cyclones
was an amazing 106 points. oe :
Babe Didrikson was a one-girl team at the National AAU track
and field championships in Chicago in 1932. This Texas dynamo won
\first place in the 100-yard dash, the 80-meter hurdles, the 220-yard
dash, the javelin, the discus, the broad jump and the high jump. In
addition, she tied for first place in the 50-yard. dash and placed second
fn the shot put.
But it was-in the Olympics that the Babe earned herself the right
to be called the female counterpart of the great Jim Thorpe.
jodiet ‘and games.” Mildred stole the spotlight at the games four years later in e ew 3
Los Angeles: ~~ * pes She set a new world record in the javelin with a heave of 143 feet,
four inches. She also established a new record in the 80-meter hurdles,
with a winning effort of 11.7 seconds. Both marks have since been bet-
over the high jump, good for five feet, five inches, was disallowed by
the officials as “illegal.”
Not long after her sparkling Olympic triumphs, Babe's ams-
teur status was revoked by the AAU because her picture appeared
in an automobile advertisement.
It was the late Grantiand Rice whe introduced Babe to golf,
or rather, golf to Babe, Regaining her amateur status in 1943, she
Wirephote
Springs, W. Va., in 1932, the year she
Hills, California, she played an outstanding game of tennis. In the
final picture she is shown as she played the game in 1934.
death today resulted after a courageous battle with cancer
Galveston, Texas, hospital. Her
in a once won 17 straight tournaments, including the American and
She copped the coveted women’s title at Tam O'Shanter in the”
plush All-American tourney three times and in 1947 became the first
American to win the British Women’s Open. a 4 ca s ° =
| Im what amounted to a great tribute to Babe's ability, the United
\State’s Golf Association amended its entry rules to permit Babe te
‘compete in the 1948 men’s National Open at Los Angeles. é
In a supposed man's world, the Babe hit her tee shots better than
many of the male golf stars. Once on a radio show, the singer
Hildegarde complained to Babe: ’
“I can’t understand why 1 don't hit a golf ball as far as you |
do. It seems to me I swing the club the tame way.” :
Babe’s answer was 2 classic. “Hildegarde,” she sald, “it’s ©
not enough just to swing at the ball. You've got to loosen your
girdle and really let the ball have it!”
“ From the time she began playing golf in 1935 to her first
with cancer in 1953, Babe Didrikson won 82 tournaments and a hus
band. She met husband George Zaharias on a golf course,
Los Angeles open in 1938 was a ‘man’s event but Babe wasn't
by the rules, George, a professional wrestler known as “the crying Greek from
Cripple Creek,” was playing an opening-day threesome with Babe
ahd a Presbyterian minister.
“Qne minate we were saying hello, and the next minute
photographers were crowding around and calling for him te put
wrestling holds on me,” Babe used to explain it. “George put
his arm around me, pretending to apply neck holds and stuff.
And I didn’t mind it at all.” r
- Dancing and romancing followed and George and Mildred were
married in St. Louis on Dec. 23, 1939. Baseball's Leo Durocher and
Joe Medwick were witnesses. Their marriage to the end, was one
of mutual love, devotion and admiration.
fan accomplished billiard player, bowler and swimmer as well,
the Babe did some boxing, once practiced with the SMU football
team, pitched for the Cardinals in an exhibition game against the
Brooklyn Dodgers, and hit three home runs in a women's amateur
baseball game. :
It was just ten days after she had won the Babe Zaharias open
in Beaumont in the spring of 1953, that the Babe learned she was
stricken with cancer. .
“Lord knows it wasn't easy to face,” she recalled. “George
says I didn’t bat an eye when the word came. But I did, Inside,
I never in my life played at anything, including living, that I didn’t
expect to win. Now, all of a sudden, maybe I wasn’t going to win
the big one.” Foal
In April of that year, Mrs. Zaharias underwent an operation at
the Hotel Dieu Hospital in Beaumont for cancer of the sacrum, af
the base of the spine.
She won round one and four months later thrilled countless fans
by shooting a 307 for third place in the world championship at Tamt
O'Shanter. J * e
Apparently recovered from her illness, the Babe was terrific in
1954, winning five golf events, including the U. S. women’s open.
|She started 1955 strongly, winning at Tampa and Spartanburg, S. C.,
|before the disease struck again.
solid for the future. ‘
“The way Bucky has brought the club back during
the final two months of the season is tremendous. I
wish him the best for the future.”
Davis Cup Draw
Phils Put Cuffs on Dodgers, /-
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4 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for a Cardinal sweep and two!five-hitter, not only lost his Iith/on a four-hit major league debut
Can the Braves do it? Brooklyn losses for even a tie. (but also was eliminated ag a start-'by righthander Charlie Beamon,
With a one-game lead and three * * * er against the Braves. —- Detroit, behind Paul Foytack’s
to play, can they sweep their wind- "s last-place Cubs won) In the American, southpaw/three-hitter, defeated Chicago 41,
up series opening tomorrow night|3-2 from the Cardinals, who had|Whitey Ford scheduled to. open|Boston smacked Washington 8-4,
at St. Louis @hd win their first/15 hits, in 13 innings in the only|the World Series for the champi-|and the Cleveland Indians downed
National League pennant since/other NL game yesterday. Solly on New York Yankees, muffed his|the Kansas City Athletics 8-4 in a
1948? Drake's single did it. Old pro/chance for a 20th victory with a night game to clinch at least a
* * ® Murry Dickson, beaten despite ajwild pitch as Baltimore won 14\for second place. ‘
Manager Walter Alston, whose
Brooklyn Dodgers were kept from : —
& tie for the lead by Philadeiphia| Braves Pow Wow ards fe ote ed by, Padi for C . F
says Milwaukee won't do it. | 4 2p e '
“Well win three from Pitts- . ;
burgh; the Braves will lose one to — |
start all over again Monday with a 7
“No dice,” says Milwaukee boss ST. LOUIS (#—The magic num- opener, probably followed by War-jscouting report on the New York
| Fred Haney. “We're going to win|°er is three for the confident Mil-|ren-Spahn Saturday night. Yankees, prepared by Billy South=
it by Sunday. We won't settle for| W@ukee Braves as they await the worth and Paul Waner.
a playoff.” opener of their final three-game keep
* * @ series with the St. Louis Cardi-
A three-game sweep is a must /Dals tomorrow night. . if Milwaukee wants a neat, no-fuss << ee
title. Then no matter what Brook-| “The combination is three,” said
lyn does the Braves have it. Manager Fred Haney, “three Mil- The Dodgers, however, can't) waukee victories. We're not.count-
win it alone anymore. They need|ing on Brooklyn losing. We've got
ihelp from the Cards. One Milwau-|to win ‘em all. There has been no
kee loss could mean a tie. Two/question in our minds but that we
could give the world champs a re-/feel we can do it. And we're not peat pennant. oe ready to settle for any tie or)
* © @ _, playoff. We want to win it out-
The Cincinnati Rédlegs’ best Tight.” hope is a major league home-run} Haney huddled with Charley
record. They need two more. They| Root, his pitching coach, to study
no longer can. win the flag with-|charts of pitching performances
out a playoff, and they must sweep|against the Cardinals before nam-
their remaining two games, start-|ing his pitching selections. Bob
ing Saturday at Chicago, and hope 'Buhl was expected to work : the
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}¢ | {| Clemens and Millington visits Ox-\Qakland attraction. Also on the W- 0° ¢ 1 ford in the only encounters, O agenda are Northville’s trip to
3 @3 Waterford’s Skippers, unbeaten In| Milford and Holly’s scrap with
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‘ter-Lakes Conference spotlights this afternoon game,
in the Inter-Lakes, play is sched-
MILFORD vs. Northville Milford Milford Milford
LK. ORION vs. Fitzg’ld Lake Orion Lake Orion Lake Orion
Romeo vs. TROY Troy Romeo ‘Troy
St. Fred vs. ST. MIKE _—_ St. Mike St. Mike St. Mike
DRYDEN vs. Capac Dryden Dryden Dryden
The full-seale activity in the In- the Jays go to Farmington for an
week, mi
getting into league play. Prep League Play Gets Heavier =< take to the road against Huron. prmas ptive and does Valley Township as they gun for|joy throwing,” he finished.
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3 “082 89 9 and the Skippers Laven’t forgotten) y¢ ons Sieniing ef
sah oboe | pion Now Haven tackles visting L-AA Series Opens z 1 j * a *
$ sourn cexTRaL | Powerful Southfield and impres.| Armads- ROCHESTER, N.Y. ) — 4 yin Games| sive Walled Lake, both undefeated! The Barons of Bloomfield Hills|pander Duke Markell, who 3 ae yi _jeven in 20 regular season
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4 wo WL the club that never hag lost ,
$ oD <x ‘of these post-season meetings be-| 2 19 20, | Surprising Troy gave the Press grapevine most trouble tm tast|% the International League|] Men's League Sunday 2 P. M. TIRE and ‘ 19 } } week's selections by dumping Avondale, with Milford’s upset of ang American Assn. champions. tadividiesls and- Toone
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Here’s the top 12 selections off the grapevine for this week:
Game KEARNS MOATS CORNWELL
(8-2) (8-2) (6-4)
PONTIAC vs. Ferndale Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac
Mt, Clemens vs. BIRM. Birmingham Mt.Clemens Birmingham
Van Dyke vs. WATERF"D Watérford Van Dyke Waterford
SOUTHF'D vs, Farm. Southfield Southfield Southfield
Berk’y vs. WALL'D LK. Walled Lake Walled Lake Walled Lake
AVONDALE vs. Madison Avondale Madison Avondale
Clarks’n vs. W. BL'MF’D W. Bloomfield W. Bloomfield W. Bloomfield
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Maine ~ Fee (1) Bo dotana eH . ia 383 i) bakes. toe somal, O. c082 (00) avi, o.. by Cornel, in 2423 { 8} Kor ans ae
Mich State 11 8 (33) Btantord 4 ones * "RS 0 lows Tre 503 Mississippi 100.3 (13) Kentucky __ 96.6 Ditcnicma” oss {th ewes . bee Navy .. °98.4 (41) WmAMary 57.6 Reporte. 43.6 (15) SW.Mo.St. 28.7 N'western °78.0 ( 2) Iowa State _ 76.1 *41.8 (11) NW. Mo. St. 30.4 N.C, State _ 87.4 ( 3) Va. Tech . °94.0 | Franklin — 31.3 (10) Bluffton _ ¢20.8 *104.4 (27) Nebraska _. 77.9 | Hanover _ 29.4 (7) IndCentral °22.9 | .
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| Tenn.Tech . 63.9 (23) Morehead °40.4 Omaha _.. °46,1 (15) Washburn . 31.4
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Vanderbilt *101.1 3. "2 ici sas | 3) Onie v, ~osns
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||Hollywood adlines Seka Outed 4. mr ad
ae ue in Food Law Violation i a rr
Jayne Looks Glamorous Reon arti [coven
Even With Multicolor Hair ste Se ou’ ANTIQUE: Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finne- SHOW
By BOB THOMAS parked outside the makeup build- ¢4n. : . And there’s no doubt that her| Alex Thomas, 40, 502 W:, Iro- BOLLYWOOD (Jayne eget career is in the pink ag well, |quols Rd. pleaded guilty to, offer- Sept. 30-Oct. 3 ; field passed the acid test: she “Oh, I couldn't be happier,” she |ing bread for sale without the true 4 jmanaged to look glamorous even/.oiq ‘The studio is so nice. Just) Weight printed on the package. Se be — al) 4 c Adm. (tax in
A $500.000 Exhibition > wane 1°" James McCollum, 12-to 10:30 p.m. 4 Fist te ¥ teas tox tn the How's that again?
ven for sensational blondes ‘Will Success Spoil. Rock Hunter.’ |; ee en ea ee
He didn’t think it would be good two hairdressers were ap-'to get me out of the play, they) The charge was brought by the,
at 20th Cen-| she explained. “Buddy Adler| The human body stores fats and Detroit Masonic Temple 4
eereo North, atc.) Covered wits|it Met think it woud be good. Con ene Drive-In Theater
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L oepininent of Tueetiics show that ie a chain of “u wediinesiie grain
“some: them wander 15 to 20 elevators extending southward
omiles their point of release, from Port Cargill on the Minn-
“but mdst'remain within one half to esota River to New Orleans, east-
-_two miles of their place of origin. ward to Albany, N.Y., and _south-
In making the studies; radioactive eastward to the port of Gunter-
food was fed to the flies to ‘mark" ville, Ala., on the Tennessee
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tury-Fox,-a studio that has been a (studio head) said he didn’t want carbohydrates, but not proteins. | Ain Li Mt atte tet ete
a smock and with her hair a (writer-director-producer) saw my /| UNION LAKE ond HAGGERTY foamy, multishaded mess, Jayne! tos ‘The : a ROADS
still looked great. palbe-d Wayward Bus’ and} open 6:30 — SHOW STARTS 7:15 EM 3-0661
_ | “He said he had to have me| TONIGHT DIFFERENT KIND OF ROUNDUP — This Detroit paddy wagon | wren | saw her in New York a|!0f ‘D0 Re Mi’ and he told Buddy | cnitaini aunt is loaded with good intentions rather than candidates for night. court. year ago, she was yearning to get oe had sane eam nomaht the .eneseee
It's been pressed into use as a roving registration station for voters |back to her pink Jaguar and her | nf ane faa . ve po ee el
and is shown as police make an off-the-docket roundup of good citi- (movie career. I noticed the CaF | here I am. Isn't it wonderful?”
zenship at suburban Melvindale. “The clothes in this picture are’ . fabulous,” she enthused, ‘‘For the.
Lakeside Homes first time, people will be able to}
zi : ; . see that I do have a 40-inch bust | Williams Loudly Boasts: Community Fall and a 21%inch waist.”
State's Midget Turkeys | Program Starts » £ vy « | The Lakeside Homes Community
Outshow Ohi O S F inest Center on Branch street will begin ||
its 1956-57 recreation program Mon- |
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ALAN LANSING & — Maybe it's be- wrote, ‘ “to our turkey Michiganus tiac Parks and Recreation Dept.’
cause it's an election year. Any-'Gigantus. This fine bird stands recreation supervisor announced TAD: PODESTA
way, the governors of Michigan’ many hands high, is three whipple-| yesterday, e
|and Ohio outdid themselves trying |trees across the breast and carries} * 6 ¢ ated | to outdo each other in bragging marine diver's weights on its feet| The schedule for the program, | SANTIAGO e803. > 2. The i maelete| |about the turkeys raised in their'as standard equipment to keep it/ Which runs five nights a week, fol- * Bea s ' .
native states. from soaring to altitudes at which lows: Mondays 6 to $9—Boys and sto ranmme ae i . } elated
| Gov. Lausche of Ohio get the tone it might be mistaken for the flying iris from eight years to 12; Tues- Lzove MOLAN Warnescovee 5 Pro te ne
‘im inviting Gov, Williams to enter boxcar type of aircraft, [days 6:30 to 8:30—Boys and girls)
a Michigan-raised turkey in the) * * *® jfrom 13 to 15; Wednesdays 8 to 10) ROERT MITCHUM
producto National Dressed Turkey show at | “We shall immediately put one |—adults 21 years and over; Fri-| Cincinnati Jan, 8-10 of our midget birds on a rigorous days 8 to 10—Boys and girls from! pan
“T should in all ftailmess warn venderizing diet,’ * Williams wrote, 19 to 21. ° ° é "Kop eggs
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] aewn. can ule bus ean where it will be competitive with The program, under the direction cent ’ or . TAR in of Arthur Hooks, consists of danc- coe - § oe 2 feleicnr
television, table tennis and | THE ul
part ies for all teenagers ang adults. nome
For those from 8 to 12, organized | largest turkeys in existence,
; However, shox you det thin, Stevenson Asks | games will be set up. Where Movie Going is a Real Pleasure
pwwnnnnnven Exclusive First Run Pictures Only!
| Preparing for this contest, and 1 O'S biggest and best.” b believe Ohie grows the finest and eee js
‘hot to, send anything but your larg | Www wwvvwwwwes
lest and finest. The officials of the: -
Ohio Turkey Association tell me! ‘Who’ S al Helm’ Sta t rs | t Cc. ‘that their big worry now is to slow
down our special entry in order t * TODAY and FRI, ! 'keep the contest from being a run- | Ex-President Smiles His. : away for Ohio.” i
| In accepting the challenge, wy-| Approval as Adlai Slaps ASS jiams sent back as good as he at Ike = | £°t, complaining he understood the
ia I show would be limited to birds’ . . ae weighing “‘a trifling 69 pounds.”| KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Adiai , : ‘This puts Michigan at a disad- \E- Stevenson, scrapping hard
HAYDEN - “hy PE Cart MSH | Sonia Bout Michigan © etd: (accused Prondent pinto: oS | would imit Michigan to its mid- accused President Eisenhower | get breeds and eliminate the last night of ‘‘consistent rejection
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leading Sat fe Alice Dts point were posted by Nort 4% pk basket Peiches, Biberis:| ‘The market was slightly higher : ; Rg gt wren. taney, 438, bu;|at the opening and prices settled ae arene ee oe oe © 6 Non 1, $25-3% bu Prechen 3. HMSle:lback g trifle as turnover fell off of their gains. Trading : oe le baa * * « at active despite the fact price /martiest, taney. 428, bu; Ne. fancy, 3.18 Gains were liberally _ scattered not large. bu; No. 3.00-3.50 bu. cones. Plums. divisions continu- Chanets were .' s pamey. 2.00 ba; Be, 3, eet SS ie jover all major hick Wheat near the end of the first Burbank. wo. 1 00-40 i ba Water: mo ante ee pe an ir- lower, |Prune, oer 2.50 bu; No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu, ' hour was unchanged to % * jmelona, MISC: Beans, Green,|regular day. December $2.2%: com i to %| veoeras bie 254 bu, beans, COW: Predictions of more auto sales, lower December $1.33; oa owns, Senet, oe, Wenner, tends, 326 layoffs by some appliance makers to “% lower, December 11%; ree Ou: Ne. 1, 2.50-3-00 bu. vane. Lee. MP and inventory problems in the farm
i December |1'"3'50-4.60 bu. Beans, Roman, No. 1. ted the unchanged to 4% higher 2'50-3.09 bu, Beans, Wex, fancy «3 Peé\equipment field constituted
) Noremhen we sr and lard’ unfit cae eae orped, tency. "200 bs:| mixed background of news
| ’ November. 92.37% and bar | ang ok jo, 1, 1.78 2. * #* changed to 2 cents a hundred 79, “i bu. ores tg a tho-i35 and Republic Steel
) October $11.70, af Cobege Gprigia, ie. 1. 8-5. bu. Youngstown ante
| pounds higher. ge Variety, No. 1. 78-| made small gains, Chrysler ; 85 bu. Carrots, TO te Gs bch Cault- ahead a fr ti
‘ . Carrots, No. 1, .85-. : . ase Alu- Grain Prices flower. Re Totes ove crate: Aleda gutted around a point
; GO GRAIN Root. No} 125-118 du. Corn, Sweet, getoe Bee ar org, Eats big, Sete eves were’ mostly unchan ee Bia 000050". | Dera lan, a! LA peas. ba Ox- Southern Railway added around Bot 0. 330% du bes bore. sPieere, fener, 0-40 az. ben Pacific and Balti- Mor ........ 334% Rye— 06-3.50 Dui, Ne. Jt. 4 t.|@ point, Southern
| May .....4.. 231% Dee oss... 12 see Fre” i Ege Ok, aikst:|more & Ohio fractions.
| ng a —_— Mar... % . No. 1, 1.60-1.80 dz lorse- *“* *
| Kar vovcvecs 1438p Duly 000. 1808 eat ate}, Sab-Sp ‘pe baat, Leeks, eased a trifle after its
{ May Siisccc. ae “Lara 11.65|1 50-200 pe basket OrSi4:s0 8-m be-|3%-point gain yesterday in antlci- “Sa "Be ot Onions, Greta, Bq’ i a8-8 as tion of the higher earnings re-
{ oe ..:.. ™ Jan® 13 * Saions Pickling. is tb. Parsley. He: pert Chetiicale were higher. Oils
| 100-30 ay ar a 235-2 “8 bu.| made fractional gains. . Livestock Peppers, Cayenne, Re \ sie fg Yesterday, after a late rally, the
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK [Eeppera hed. Beet, B “4 inte i Associated 40 cents to $176 0 °
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Walt Disney Productions | day, said that Buick/™ . ' BR ae toe Ogle any gowrerel let ltahens White, fancy, Ourdnor, Me. 1 43.8 Int TelaTer 33
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Dawson prime 1390-1400 fo. $3.50-24.00; one tr7. Cabbage, No. 1. 1.00-180 bu, Endive, Teletei 1708 Lone 8 wa a 0 .) ap . V Maxine from Clifford V. Da Paice Sete ie Cai bas itt AS Vato BY ee Ba Local Candidates’ Views |‘... sagt sd ck wn] ed Seog ae Ri ane “grades 20.50- . Bibb, No. 1. .1.40-3.00) 7 Be A 33) 392 ‘ . *
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earlier this year when| FPiorence from John F. j oe see, wagers 35.30.38 35; 90 (ba, Lettuce, fiend, ok ajar ae Armour & Co. a May D site”: 31 ule in in er for its non-partisan) Candidates for State Senator |furloughed earlier this said this Sneqastn, from Richard F Keast mostly 3000-f50:, goed seandara cows |erate. Lettuce Lest, Mo. 1, 1.50-3.00 Athi |: i Mergen Ling | $8 Preperiag for candidates in the and State Representatives also would give Buick a working force) Jeanne M. trom Reser, A. Berri | up te 18.00; erating and commercial $:50- ee t Cabbage, No 1. ot 8 t at Renn lana Mes Stent a " Back to Calm ‘ting of county Citi-| will be interviewed Monday night. \o¢ 27 590 by the first of November. ly Py — pote Ry og Diodes Fae snd commercial bulls, 12.80-14.00; Collard, No. Mustard, No. 1, 1:0001.28 ba. aie On og Minn P&L. 203) Settles . Mev. © clection, the Cakiand fi - Violet M. from a Yeelefs 32.00 ‘down: light culls down to|1.00-1.90 pA ay as! 2 ee Tg Mont Ward -. 493) Atte. Visitors Leave * League will hold two evenings' Candidates for county offices ow BE eS Siete oe tase ae B88, WE ha tags Me BNR’ cat Motor Be, tt Vacation’s End for pubic interview with candidates have been invited to. Twesday County Deaths | #8: = Sa . : “16 m ... B. 4
, a ie hel ere active so erat secdium: 1900.19.00; Boal 8.50-8.50. ne 2 Eg Materele Be at ac . for county, state and national of- night's session, also scheduled for| Doris - trom Borel B. Bayne Seb sae es eps = ae 3 mal gee Be WASHINGTON— Nature's year-|fices. 8 p.m. in St. Dunstan. Mrs. Robert E. Schram Bann trom Reward me cents ay; : ~ tod 1.) 384 Nat ** Se . * * *
Viva from Russell L. Guatines and s| DETROIT, Sept. 26 (AP) we ek i398” Nat Datry .., 39.2 “spectacular” the United
MAIL RATINGS LAKE ORION — Service for Mrs. Mildred D. from Peter B. Kasserfian mot ole ood. lta” prime’ 22 fo-21 3 Detrott, eases included, ont he yada Bie i fe oe "1084 0 Ie National Parks—has proved! pupjio ramping pig wor According to —_ Fawin iv. |Robert E. (Agnes wae —— Divorces which become effective coat ing mony of arraee Siamen fee’ iy eae Caw <2 Ret Ree 34 ,|!ts enormous appeal once more.|aay evening at 8 in St. Dunsta Clarke, co-chairman of the intet-'37 4¢ 791 Fairview, will be a include: small lot Pabte: tot Tt ib mostiy ed he 4-40 wid 89/ Camp Soup | 36.2 NY Central .. Lone: Pine road, , t 1,200 si-| in six months : opal it 22.60; lot Ti ib. mostly ed sverage 58, 2 oo wie orglG >: Bi M : es 32,000,000 visitors viewed|Piayhouse on viewing committee, about 1.200, 1) saturday in the Voorheis ; from Jimmie B. Coltisce Po with, Sot Si a rearing fin 364; fon wi 7 ethocs « a. a ert eat a me nificent displays in the Bloomfield Hills, when Sei copies of the league's rating br ple Chapel, Pontiac, Burial will be Patrica rom | R. LaDoun mostly ‘food thors eer oie 8 lb er eh Sas wid ave de. Poewees| Carri, Woe He fer Sia Ee 15.2) 180 dete the “frst \ oven tor $. Brovenficld will answer the > come Citizens tory Mrs. Seren resident of| Siete trom "Welle P. Etneny te ve 26%. * Cater ** 36" : 3. ice satiate ; > . . ‘ 20, Checks 26-28 wid avg — Ohio Ol ...°. 30.1 Serv alone, |League’s questions on their posi-|'° sterday the County for 25 , died DETROIT, Sept. 26 (AP) —Bogs — Bal on y near XK 3: ant “rade Sie © . if eR. ae Sc eet an atime secur with |tions. an verious local and national Monin apne 0s loesaone its mail- Wednesday in St. Joseph Mercy Chu rch. Sees Change able 350, mo early sales B large 3. and sener-\Ciark Equal... 38, pats : 10,000,000 visitors, says the |igsues, _ ing list for this election, and plans| Hospital. oa Cattle—Selable = “aieughter it gat iat of ibe trade is bay. Climax “Mo. o param Pie ; i. ne aphic Society. By ant copies » area movant She is cant Wie NORTH BRANCH — The Metho- marie about y but i-| ang. Geoname Pe supplies, ample on Coen’ Cole... 108.6 : 3 lOctober, ‘attendance should reach , for display on store coun {a son, Robert iam, a dist church basement is tndergo- Zivieust hend end small tote “cheice| on? Semmand 1s Sew, Sum “discounts. Cole gee se 46,000,000 a milestone toward the 1 ) in windows. ter, Mrs. Phillip Dittenber of Au- ing expansion and im; t, po ag le aaae: thert| ee AO Miered os arp Gol Gea. 168 Piles Coe ee $4.2/89,000.000 vistors expected in ge a en Jar 7 * # gres. with the installation of a second tholee "620 Ib” slaughter heifers CHICAGO POTATORS [Gon "eaison:: 483 prise °c." 20 1866, the golden anniversary of the Other committee members in-| a oit heating unit, and enlargement a ee ee eee br de sane total Us (oon Pe a Pea tee Park Service. ; Special communication, Pontiac) 44. | There are more than 191,000 rail-|of the area to make double capac- Sarly sales a as ee Tae contin antunh , & Gon F pt 48 101 in: My bt Improvements in facilities are Lodge - 21, pee he Co-chairman Frank nomen a road bridges in the United States ity for dining service. ~ Calves—Salabie 100, Ma: y metiel ee ; market for reds dull to P PE 4% 100. 80: 28, 7 p. m. ‘ ter; . ; 3 wall @xterior, tie et ed ei a Ta ice ae no eee BN” jvable, A midsummer ceremony depen. Semel & Bit W.-M, [Rochester George Mile.” they would extend for almost &00|ditonal space vee facies. for tid Minughter calves $e 00-310; "mail Rnaet Gems 81.38 Gont Mots. 88 Rare + at Yellowstone ey ‘jand Mrs, Merrill in Soha ‘| miles sent Senin holce calves 29.09; p . Cont “Ofl.....114 ory | 7 lar face ing, F imingham; —_— - Sag Rag A ene Bagh SEAR) 20. Ont copper na vo pore ht pt 832 uote 2 modern Canyon Vill- N ch Brief Shaw, and Kenneth Youel, of! vo ine tie #0. Market not estad-| mercantile exchai ; Butter steady Curt Wr... Oe oe Spe ve 384 age with cottage units, a lodge, ews in ' [Bloomfield Hills; a Frost Hits Corn, Beans hchedvcouot mail eee, Sa gti pw Sas Bee RY Bere BR, ght age with coven, fs ao iene, @t Peat us on 3 . a ' . tars't0 B fins: 0 © a" 9.200; whole. |Dous Airc... S78 gt Ree Pap al The first trailer area of its atge od tesbdin aoovee Howard rite, Jr., of Pleasant Ridge: Jos- ; : Waives Examination ssc. Saced tat er oie <4 Reha Bel wetted us acason ot Cater Bey |B Cals of 2 Portas Ne ee ot Plenaant Ree: Joe C€ Spring SOW ban Ing | lower; 60-68.9 | ; standards 3344; “ oo this season a: 7 ry Munici- t Stewart, Marceny Charge | 9S" SS Sy Ber 8 aaa aka (tebe re us | mney ' | .
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frie RR...... 20.3 Bou sisens a2 te the wooded area on Jackson Forest S. Barrett, 42, stationed McNieve, of Waterford. WASHINGTON (INS)—The agri-|snap in Michigan, 4 of Southfield Poultry Boat rH Sper Ra sree 344) Lake, mirroring the Teton with the Army at Selfridge Air/#"d Gerid culture department has announced | ang many ‘kinds of vegetables also cM aah skiniaden oe DETROIT POULTRY Food Mach... 628 Std OH Cal’... 477) Range, found 110 paved or Force Base, agen. Pang . changes in the 1957 wheat acreage |. jun terday at arraignment for grand B pwtrot for Wo. t|rreept' Sui". Sta OU ND See ee eee rt cal ana (ERAILY to 2 fined $100 by Pontiac Motorists, Check |2s%* Caen ae “raed tn] ‘The ete-tebeced Cray repiitng bound over tojpeid per pound F.0.8. Detrolt tor Fruen Tra... m1 Bia 1 Of -«: $14) ing individual ele if and was “ses ‘ 7m. which it says is of particular service at Lansing said Tuesday a land ebony Circuit Court for “Huy, Pine inte, Hight type ame Sw. SP Bee tee... 254] Plumbing connections. Municipal Judge Ceci! McCallum. Your Spar e€ Tir ©; | portance” to farmers growing both that only about one third of state trial Oct 1, and is being held iniftry beolieca.cr fryers "Bate: capon- [Gen wekas* a8 Buther Pap s:: 424 Renovations are planned at | Charged with reciiees. driving... “winter” and “spring baggy Ss Oe was safe from frost when the county jail under $5,000 bond. cewek Bat" cat Type, turkeys Ge" Bene» ta Srlv Bt Pd :.. $8 |Goverment-owned McKinley Pari Clyde Dailey, 41, of 329 Judson Thieves at Wor Famers. we ikon ores the cold struck, z 30, heavy type young) oe" oa" mas Co ..... 56.8 ; nt McKinley National ay was found ity varieties a Laing was arrested by State Po- sored x |Gen Motors... $66 Tex @ Sul .... 30.1|Hotel-in Mount ed by the|Ave.. yesterday “Cecil Oakland County motor-|wheat in year of the 1954-56} The bulletin said weather condi- lice and charged with stealing ajtoms 7) ted 04 weak Gen Bho... 82 Textron... i‘|Park, Alaska, dominat .|by Pontiac M Judge Fourteen ha any j winter wheat) tions the remainder of the fall ting torch on hen: ft supplies of fancy colored |Gen Tel... ie speee Me. Fo t peak on North American lum and was fined $100. ists, serenely confident t t they|period may place two man ewan gisady and ample te) Qe Pires Wa Bae Fa a otinent (20,320 ft). — im a 2e-/bave, spare tires, will get a rudeltand in the bon Oct. § dentinan.| Maks of the tean eioees oon . a light deman & tair| Gillette ..... ‘y prensa “38 ational monu-| pyunk resulted jolt the next time gram through ° s with offerings fully ample at —- with el Br... 32 Twent Cen ©:.34 | Meanwhile, two n County
make fair to good quality feed. tty Ai 10S |etecte Somes Stas seath as Sosertes so SS Gpoecen tg) enmele nll Covad to Sate, sates, nee uneans Cea * + 8 The department said yesterday nae sa City Airport ea les te 8 holiday. oe oho Ry. 383 Biv ie us: f|Dakotn and F ens abelian doce Ba, Welled las puseeaer Prosecutor —_ “tena that these farmers may also taal last week and many to a eas Gt No Ry..... 39. ~« = a 5 . yesterday 4 es < 48 Aire ..., 162/Dakota, have
said Sheriff's until the period for signing : . <0 CHICAGO POOLTRY Gull On 2.11 Unit Fruit « SF wich regurds therm aa|7tbeeded guilty before Justice|said yesterday Shes caneage ftaanee. agreuminte ter Ln ioe et cole ae New Landing rip CHIOADO, Bayt. 38 (AP)-——Live pond | Reem. Cage... 174 Fe Set OP ... 3 $\Service, which regards them a8/tterman Roth of Walled. Lake who have ‘admitted stealing -15 spring wheat, which will be an- jwith frost damaged corn. tend 7 on the Salsnee: receipts 1:41 pose Oe ae moe ae having less than national ee Orville P. Wagner, 4, of zee |svare tires from cars with Unlocked ‘nounced before the planting sea- Hyogo ayy oak ioe Six bers of the Pontiac ¢ eee nee Cnenesa te tit Coak kale Oba Yom Seerei'"” iat!cance. It was earlier believed Mt, Clemens St., was fined $50 trunks. | som next year, ing con apace. By the ey cent’ lower: ‘heavy hehe 18-10%; light| Indust Ray iB? Brg. 23)sieur de ta Verendrye, fist whlte/Mt, Clemens St, was fined $80 And the deputies have confis- of the week, about one fourth of heme Tata: White ‘ocks "19-30; Sld| tng Rand, 7! Ba Wane ea??: &3| man known: to. have eteret Wnlatte eimai i pleaded|cated some of the tires, Ziem said. BEET Chor for|the state's bean acreage bad been Shedd; over ds ib M498; ucktings 22. | IMEDIE ¢ Baa Wie.” 353] Dakota yg ios bask and guilty before Keego Harbor Jus-| put » check of police records in ithe 1957 sugar beet crop is 77,803|"‘pulled” and poate cl ola a tnt Baty ve OT nett oh tie rye whe along to explore the|tice James Southart, Rochester, Trey, ge is saan oo Bost Yond, enter the acreage . Trucker Rams Tree, | feo" Sah"e”- search fled to substantinte te] Finding gut te a nor to) Soe a Coe natn votes (allotment schedule. wasn op coemseo Tan nM : . ee - giveaaces searc! ‘ rt th. 19, of 28405| @P only one complaint of a ott oil The Clerk of the 4 d 90 Mi eS 2 sent. F1-Compiled 7 /beliefs. Fossil Cy in. the | George R. rad i|_tire. . - The department ee Will be in er office in Pp n 5 . orpinally established Ave., Birmingham, paid the natlonal allotment oF the Orchard Lake Vilage Hall on. :/PInne inut en ae aa ih seeks |Black Hills to preserve the "Sot o OG) at #8 ute aot come roan ore Robert Ritter, ty bis| 508000 merce for 1867 emparcs ain: Sg tan oelook ame te the er A Detroit truck driver is in fOOd et change......4.% +3 i, sh 'inants of prehistoric trees, brotlier Ken, 17; and Larry Ea-| with an allotment “ied nen [eat semplaing, the fort condition at Kyra Mercy rset on eee ; 178.3 im
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‘Jerved. “"t ‘suggest People check|OORN OROP || Ra" tats, ichigad ward construction of the national nis truck 90 minutes
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if +] | aml contractors at fur Ane omethng ‘wet ng. ih seh Be ee i? [4 |stoe Bend Nationa Mary Park Huron tan : Ste For Capital-Growth construction firms, low bid-| steering mechanism, Eee, ag upaehensar y oi 84 Alabama y ~seatartcers At Horse- . Struck: Car Good | * :, : ders in sont venture, have been Tope Sore rad 14; Ta/land te the Government, At Heres taal | L DOW CHEMICAL See contract fotaling S1RiK, mands Examination | "Skcat ai rat sane River, General’ Andrew Jackoon's new and U.S. STEE ont of a TERSEY tr the ted Sates A Fere'on Drunk Driving Count Pontiac Choris Slates ist. Saving the way for, white aa U.S. RUBBER at Tide and Mondeo Stromnjord| ae ale at Now ns for Women _|setflement. A Civil War: engage- _ GENERAL ELECTRIC _—iUz. UDDEE | : tif big we es of drunk driving and! Pontiac Women’s Chorus, spon- |™™ |
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ge ’ 3 Ff * "ie R di Pp viel nd | Peter Lawford, Red Barber and the same guessers on “Twenty-$100,000 on “The Big Surprise, ‘ = on. : a Don Adams, a comedy t,| One” and “Tic Tac Dough.’ Couldhasn’t bothered to pick up the ‘|, [esse Series Sold | --Today's Radio Programs-- |Movieland Tour iss =3 SSSR "s mot ‘ee SEs ne for $3.5 Million -|__WIm, Ge) CKLW, (000) WW3, (iu) _+—=*WOAR, Gite) —-WAXE, Gi) WPON, Glue) _WIEK, Glee) 9 YG —— Leonard Ross, the kid who won best to tilt with Unk Sam,
mi. HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Jack], | Temant MW Bows. us outs Sede Seeker: nieee a oe | Wrather, a wealthy businessman,) ww). » Sat Ge — . Hi starred 6 par 4. | i ; has announced he and a New York c 4 br, halons ie org _— ume Creye seer Automatic Washer and CELW, Da eature Recor Ings; Perry Come’s Saturday lineup e : * | f . 2:00—WJR, WN Happiness of fan- . : { eee Bei eee") From the Past say garmin sadee « eM Dryer Repair Service , 4 Jeanne Crain for the raised male et are BG Bean Mere, By JACK O'BRIAN eyebrows, Jan Peerce tor the fm All Makes—Expert Trained Technicians
i ta Bowes, Winter leroinet 20" will toy te cece al ene whe. | *& ALL WORK GUARANTEED x a oa te_wm, Pat Butrem [whole history of the : Complete Line of Automatic Parts 4 rae Sate Be tame (ar ue coe ber Oc. te Siobhan =A! Types of Dryer Venting Supplies ' 1:30—-WIR, Guest: Report See Ewe beasts eee ent anes | " Oct. 15.) —_ filmed é' . 3:30—WJR, House Party NBC documentaries swashbuckler, | = Sa. eco = ml BUSSARD ELECTRIC WW, People Are CELW, Eddie Chase , ne FE 2-6445 : ao oa a | hlend an Free Porki f {REOM, Rows.” WHER Wattrick. Sports| serge Wide World” swears on - 84 Ookland Avenue — Free Parking at Wd, Censervelion WCAR, } Rm page ral rg ye serbnee: | CKLW, Crime ie 7 ‘ ; sMPON, Record “Wa. im Deana” stars scheduled for | WWi, Hews, Adventure bt 324 } + oO pee fllmland tour will be a ” State ose Fie Fatty, Leshart ers,” not merely glamorous
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‘ TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS /11:15—(7) Studio A. “Pagliacci.” 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. The upcoming Esther et OG: Spraying v0. | (00—(1) Kulda, Fran and Ollie! (2) ee. a TV spectacular has a major hurdle ¥ if FE 4-1515 “ - a Nighewatch : Aad 9D Strike tt Rich. (0|ir peelend nas — | Open Eves. TH 10 PF. a, | EMS (1) News. (4) Weathercast./U Uo ‘| Home. rola meg dh grep ew Barry really shouldn’ , | CHV IV 158 Oakton |) 2 News. 11:30—(4) Captured. 10:55—(T) News, ie _Gre a — S ins! Television! |:20—() Dolores. —-a:00—(2) Valiant Lady. @) The uper bargains: feievision! €:25—(2) TV Weatherman. FRIDAY MORNING Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio. across a. th Ceamaete |}&20—(7) Lone Ranger. (9) Million! g.g5(2) Meditations. (4) Today’s|11:06—(9) Experimental School. | 1 oreen tree a2 HAMPTON ELECTRIC Dollar Movie, (4) Dinah Shore. Farm [eport. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. § Kangarce <> TUBE TESTER eoi2?_Sat (Preston of the Yukon. |e:s5—(2) On the Farm Front. |11:28—(1) News. tines —~ $25 W. Huron FE 4.2525 - | 7re—(2) 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. Ereet ren Oe Pianeta weet) Jumbo ‘Theeter. “Atomic! "sey, pt eeeetias ele ey | A HAMPTON Love.” (4) You Bet Your Life.|7:95 44) News. and Ricky. 14 river , —— m5 W. Merce (2) Bob Cummings Show. 1:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of! 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. * by form) . |7:30—(7) Craig Kennedy. (4) Drag-| Health, 7 i = | net, (2) Climax. 7:55—(4) News. sy at: Medics: a 00-7) Combat Sergeant. (9) /s:¢9—(2) Cartoons. (@) Today. (T)/1#:00—(2) Midday Movie. (4) 18 Medica! term Motion Picture Academy. (4) Little Rascals. Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'clock 31 Negative word Wy yy Visit Our New Store || The People’s Choice. 8:25—(4) News. Comics. 13 Make sheep” be, Ue ,8:38—(7) Greatest Sports Thrilis. 8:39—(4) ‘Today. (1) Wixie’s Won-|!225—(9) Billboard. 33 Bebyiontan Vy Yj (® Theater. (2) Four Star Play-| derland. 12:38—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Charlie!” 2y"pea house. “To Die at Midnight.” |s:45-<2) News, Weather. Ruggles. (1) The Erwins. (9) 3} Sivaues Uy $:00-—(T) Code 3. (4) (Color) Video 9:¢9—(2) Of All Things. () Romp- Cartoons. Theater. (2) Arthur Murray) er Room. 12:45—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. M4 African tree Party. 1:00—(4) Hollywood (7) 38 Kansas (ed. Uy '8:30—(7) Hot Rod Races. (2) Top Lady of Charm. (9) News. 3¢ Devotees Play of "36. 1:@5—(9) Shoppers Show. 20 River. berrier 18:00—(9) National News. (4) Mich- 1:25—(2) News. S Tyetieeteen fgan Outdoors. (2) 1:38—(2) Linkietter’s House -|}49 Death notice Soctight. “Remten at Stecgler’s ove ene Miata. ® Gigitae
} t0:10—(@) Weathervane. ; 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color) |*? Musics! ‘ 1 15—(9) TV Baseball Hal of ppyatetebetetet Storer Matinee Theater. (7) a4 Sec mance = 3 ores food Becie f Part ‘ot be i 3 Fame. ( winisietstetata] | Film Festival. frome bet” 8 Set anew 3 edie may Shllean - 10:30—(7) Public Defender. (9) [S/BIGIe is 2:30—(@) Bob Crosby. (3) Friday $¢ Beery bow ¢ Mai drink 36 Ravel $2 Bick | ‘The Falcon. (4) Juvenile Court.) ELSISRt SIR IRISESE Te tinee. 68 Winter vehicle j Types of furs 38 Thay $4 Elipeotaat (2) Do You Trust Your Wife? Seems ore) |*00-(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen! ; oismvtire of 18 Soent Ake «38 Comtatmers, 47 Was borne 11:08—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Crown) [EDMICTRIETTI IOINT Tala ( For a Day. 3 eynenics Hi iMlaplaced 24 Bridge mound Theater. ~Magie Town.” «@ <5 Sot Sern. Reveds be Raced’ ie Deive Stans xine sea $:38—(2) Edge of Night. (9) Howdy .
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