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ST. LOUIS (# — Early 
morning showers gave way 
to clearing skies today as 
the ground crew rolled + 
back the tarpaulin at Busch ~ 
Stadium for the 24th All- 
Star baseball game. — 
_ Baseball Commissioner: 
_Ford Frick, just re-elected 
to a second 7-year term, 
was on the scene bright 
and early, ee the 
~tietd- 
Early birds snapped up the 20 
standing-room tickets as soon as 
they went on sale. All other tick- 
ets had been sold for weeks, as- 
suring a capacity crowd of 31,000- 
, for the first such game at 
. Loufs since 198. +    _PR   
  
    
” deoaa Casey Stengei of the 
New York Yankees, who bosses 
the American League squad, was. 
first to show up on the berich. 
Stengel named Jim Bunning, — 
tanky Detroit right + hander;-te~ 
‘start against the Nationals. 
Curt Simmons, Philadelphia's. 
slick 28-year-old left-hander was_ 
the. starting choice of Manager| 
Walter Alston of Brooklyn am the’ 
National League. 
Alsten reversed two men “in the: 
batting order as announced yes 
terday. Alston said Ed Bailey. 
Cincinnati catcher, would bat fifth 
and Frank: Robinson, Cineinnati, 
left-fielder, would be sixth. 
Weather fo Smile’ 
on Drenched Areas The %. S. Weather Bureau has 
Fi avery welcome forecast 
for this area-tonight and tomorrow, | 
following our Pecent siege of show- 
ers. . : 
Tomorrow willbe sunny and 
Pleasant with @ high in the 80 t6 44 
degree range. Tomorrow night will 
be mostly fair with a low, of 64 to 
66. 
‘Thursday's forecast 
fair and warmer: 
The lowest temperature recorded = 
2 p-m. the mer:   
is ‘mostly 
am. was 69. 
cury stood at | 
Pontiac State Bank 
Boosts Dividend Rate 
Directors of the Pontiac State | 
Bank last night voted to increase 
the bank's dividend rate, and de- 
clared a 3) cents a share divi- 
dend payable July 18 on the 
bank's common. stock as of rec- 
5 ord July 8. 
—~ “This - establishes a dividend] 
rate of $1 a share annually,’’ Milo_ 
Cross, president, said thig morn- 
ing. “We have previously paid at 
the rate of 75 cents a year and 
the increase is a reflection of our 
confidence in the community in 
the months and years ahead.” 
Moore to Defend Title 
NEW YORK Ww — Lightheavy- 
weight Champion Archie Moore 
has agreed to defend his title 
against Tony Anthony of New York 
Sept. 11 in Los Angeles’ Gilmore 
Stadium. : 
    on Soil Bank 
tained _in_ a Senate-House 
basic crops that are in surplus. resistance to bringing the House-passed civil rights bill 
PUP poses,” House Relents Detroit Begins Giant Task Tvakia by train today to. 
-begin-an-official visit hard. 
: ing Kremlin shakeup. 
  .| tal will take another 24 hours, (® — Soviet Premier Bul-— 
ganin and party chief 
Nikita Khrushchev crossed 
the border into Czechoslo- 
    
on the heels of the ~— 
Prague radio said the. 
tiie Soviet leaders received 
a warm welcome at the 
frontier station of .Cerna 
from Czech. Communist 
cashed boss — Novot-      The wainneie included 
greetings from a number of 
lesser Czech government 
and party leaders, an honor ~ 
guard, children bearing 
flowers and “welcome, 
kisses.” _- 
Both Soviet chieftains beamed as 
they stepped from their train into. 
ithe bright sunshine. 
Similar welcome demonstra- 
tions awaited them ali along the 
route to Prague. The 500-mile 
journey to this Communist capi- KHRUSCHCHEV   
88 Degrees Tops 
July Contest— 
22 Days to Go - 
Pontiac's top weather Laie seme 
eator thus > 
ngage iving Neveotny plenty of time to i July “contest ts~ 
: 7 Segoe at ody Jessie St.|     of Cleaning y Mu 7 
Pr Ws F Pion DETROIT INS) Detroit fin ti t handle the rush- WOKK . flowed: late yesterday. setae | { _ and me to to- 
Life One More Year Southeastern Michigan battled to- traffic. ; | the basements in hundreds of | 
‘day to clean up, following torren-. "* *-* _ riverbank homes and closing 
WASHINGTON ~The House, tial rains which locked Detroit in Crews edntinued to clean up the! several highways. 
which voted in May to kill the one of the worst traffic jams in debris left on the expressways by) ‘major part “of the Eisenhower history and caused damages run-| 
‘farm soil bank program after this: ning into the millions. 
‘year, appéared ready today to. x * a 
‘back down and grant it one more | Officials of the Wayne County 
lyear of life. ‘Road Commission reported the 
* Ford Expressway was open today! 
The year's extension was oo Appears Set to Permit 
By nightfall most of the’ picnic 
jbacked-up sewers. “The Lodge Ex-iand .recreation areas if Rouge 
preseway, closed north of Hamilton: ‘Park were under water and nearby 
‘Yor hours, reopened fo traffic late! \residents watched the water swell yesterday. over their lawns toward their; 
The swollen Reuge River over- — .._ State Police, reported Telegraph 
and Inkster roads were closed to: 
~——traffie~ today between Schooleradt 
and Fenkell, causing heavy traffic) 
to make detours around water: 
covered -sections. 
The death of 43- year-old. Robin = 
Sweatt Jr. of Ecorse. was | 
i te the storm. Sweatt ° 
face<iown in his + *   
  promise on & $3,600,000,000 ag Dixie ‘Talkathon Due in eee 
ocala ee ne GOP Girds for Filibuster 
Against Civil ‘Rights Bill | In addition to money for the 
pregram farmers are. paid tor | WASHINGTON  — Republicans girded today for Police estimated that more than eurrent year, the compromise | 
measure wonld provide authority 
taking land out of production of around-the-clock sessions as Southerners stiffened their 100,000 cars were stranded on De-. 
jtroit streets at the peak of the tor -2 300 million dollar _appro- 
puistion. fer next year's acreage 
The compromise bill would limit ' befor e the Senate. 
m-upsfor-acteage—reserve con ‘of rain in a six-hour period.   
tracts to crops normally planteti| ‘Republican Leader Knowland of California asked his “Early insurance claims filed ‘ae 
by duly 1 next year.,. and would, bethciie’ te. Yoetreis 
ihalt all payments after Sept. 15, | roit area's, 
1958 ‘GOP colleagues to stand by for the beginning—possibly day 
‘tomorrow but more likely Jater in the week—of 24-hour ia to" $2 a dollars. 
  ‘storm that dumped up to six inches. talk over problems with W 
ee, : She picked & time on Sunday 
    | ve Pleads 
     “Verdict May “Reverse 
Try Serviceman . 
WASHINGTON ®—The 
Gr William Ss. .. Girard today. 
to. determine whether they 
overbalance the ~ govern- 
ment’s decision to let him 
be tried in a Japanese 
court. : 
The court, which listened 
to nearly four hours of 
legal debate yesterday, gave 
In winding up arguments seek- 
ing to block Girard’s trial by 
Japan, Earl J..Carroli, one of his 
for the death of a Japanese wom- 
an. 5 
Rankin said that among other 
factors considered was evidence 
that Girard enticed the woman to 
come forward and pick up serap 
metal on a firing range. Rankin 
    On that afternoon the temperature 
on ry iy “a aA 
The official tone for the visit 
wag set by the Czech Communist) those days can reveal. 
party newspaper Rude Pravo, The} Weather fgrecast indicates that’ PLEADS GPs-CASE - 
“Soviet comrades come to a coun-: iwe will continue to gain more heat 
try -which will never leave the bar- {from the sun during July than we! 
ricades of communism, where the, lose; so it is likely that a higher 4 
“Red flag is raised by the Soviet) reading will develop. Then again,’ 
Union,” the party organ ‘said. there have been cold Julys! 
“Oar meeting with the Soviet | July 31 will determine who wins 
‘cca ak tim ab hate {this month's $160 sayings bond: 
agteements which will demon- | 
poets peng seoree Rrirer hare 
ot fentamental questions.” Are ‘Disaster’ Areas. 
One Czech official said the visit | WASHINGTON ® — The small 
“means big’ things." But another) Business Administration has de- + indicated fo “major developments clared Livingston and Oakland   
Oakland, Livingston 
‘|were expected, saying, “It is simp-) Counties in Michigan “disaster 
    ly the return of a visit our leaders, | areas” as a result of tornadoes 
made to Mostow. It is that and that strack July 4. : 
;nothing . more.” [ Owners of homes and busi- = .. # - | nesshs which suffered property 
oe the West, however, . diplomats’ sag are eligible to apply-for 
unofficial observers - watched | loans repayable np to 20 years 
the visit with unusual interest to at 3 per cent interest. Applica- 
see if it would result in any. shake-| tions may be filed at the ad-   
damage will cost companies+up—in- the Czech Communist— _jead-—ministration’s Detroit regional of- = 
ership. | fice, 211 W. Congress. was fatally wounded last Jan. 30. 
  Carroli asked the court: “How 
¢an you turn oVer fo Japan a sol-. 
dier who. carries out his duty?” 
& To do this, he said, might result 
in a situation where a State De- 
jpartment diplomat abroad, endan- 
gered by an advancing rioter, 
might tarn to a. Marine and say, 
“Shoot him ‘as he comes over the 
threshold.” 
“The Marine,” said Carrell, 
“might very well hand his gun te 
the diplomat and say, ‘Here, 
to be tried,” 
Carroll's colleague Joseph S. 
~ Robinson ran into sharp criticism 
from the high bench. 
Warren told the lawyer as he 
wound up nie impassioned’ — 
impression Robinson had secuned 
Rankin of making “fraudulent,         
=e * 2 efforts to wear out Dixiet Ruling to Let Japanese _ 
no indication how soon it : 
will hand down its decision.    
         
        
     
          
        
       
        
     
    
      
      
      
      
      
      
     
    
    
         
   
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  ~ Senate-and-House conferees. said 2 
“talking agains! Pumpers Work 21 Hours Atter Flood they expected the compromise to) 
‘be passed by the House without) ithe bill. 
\too much trouble, Democratic. and) With Knowland directing the! 
Republican conferees\werg united campaign to get the measure be- 
in their — of the ‘bill. |fore the Senate for an eventual) 
+" 8 ivote, GOP members were asked) 
The « smunajedlbisa would ‘put a tg sign up for periods when they 
$3,000 limitation on the amount.of wi) be-on hand to sit out the | 
Seil-Bank- money any-enefarmer_ Southern fale 2 : 
can receive: 1a @ typical assignment, Sen, dise,” parts of Waterford Township rushes down to Jower grade levels. 
Allott (R-Colo) said he had been | ‘were anything but a paradise for With it goes tons of dirt.and gravel, 
asked to be on deck from 10 un- residents after yesterday's torren- ruining lawns and. gardens in the, 
{il 12 @'elock, each morning and tial: downpour. process, he ates,   
* * 7 
The bill also. would direct . the 
goternment to see that farmers ___| Advertised as “Lakeland’s Para-: “ties Slade Stands ontop _or!M59 and Telegraph Did: streets! Next door neighbor Marvin Kil- 
were flooded to more than three lian said, “Now I know how the 
feet in depth at one time. Only one. people whe live near the Missix- 
heme, belonging to the Howard sippi River feel. We just sat and 
Covyeou family at 1119 Lakeview, | watched that water close in on 
ihas a basement and there 5 and it wasn’t good.” 
  Waterford Township ‘Areas Hardest Hit the _ pe ‘pumps _at the sewer 
plant on M59 and Cass Lake roads, 
|burned out. Firemen poured many 
g@ons of chloride into the sewer, 
then adjusted an ar by- 
pass ®. control the on-rush, 
5 Ee SE, Be ea     
    oe ear sees "xt "y Hage, night. Sen..Morton (R-Ky) has _ This township was one of the) ix * 
amount of crop land they place in) perlier. the has day and (hardest hit in the entire county, ‘tn the Fsbe Gardens area, near! 
in acl haul night hours on a different shift.. According to reports from Oakland = = 5 gy | 
2s “ re Selgt Suaind (LSD). who is un county Drain Commissioner Dan oe 
‘Barry's office. The storm was the 
iworst in many years. 
Waterford Township volunteer 
firemen worked from 7 a.m. Mon- — 
iday uritil 6 a.m. today pumping — 
out ‘Tlootied basements, garages - 
and subdivisions. Portable equip- 
‘ment_and fire trucks were 
in areas hardest hit. ‘ enthusiastic about the House bill’ 
in its present form, said he had 
declined to ateept any assignment 
otttside the Senate’ s regular ieee 
ing hours... Sen.. Russell - (D-Ga), eucncninds 
er of the Southern . opposition 
oohei Se ceak sehsions oo 
uct sessions dur-| The conservation reserve pro- 
gram also would be tightened up 
by a directive to the Secretary of 
Agriculture fo “give careful con- 
sideration” to the value of the 
land converted to trees, grass 
and other long-yange conservation         
    
Annual GMC Truckpicnic # sary 
Sched uled for Saturday _ 
‘The 21st annnal family outing of the ‘General Mofer 
Truck and Coach Division. is slated for Saturday , eee 
“Walled Lake Park. 
Theme of the picnic is 
fession: 
athletic field. _/ (A marine display of motors and 
fonts wilt * ‘held in the roller 
  al woman golfer Patty Berg will conduct a clinic ; 
and put on a demonstra-r 
~tion at 2 p.m. at ‘the park’ 
. _-frestat are being pe for all.    Hundreds of new honies in the 
Whitfield Estates subdivision, on 
Williams Lake road near Airport 
~yoad were threatened as mud 
and water swirled around their © 
doorsteps. ~ 
In some parts of the subdivision, ing i 
et we al aean aoe 
to force the issue with a debate twe feet of water in theirs. — : “Mere--complications- arose—_when!— 
    
                    
        
  
  limitation vote. Knowland has in- 
manet he will not cies ig a    water reached a depth of five to 
~-|six feet becatise of inadequate 
mp ldrainage, Supervisor Elmer John- 
"\son said, = 
‘Richard | Kruger, his. wife, Jean 
and their baby, were evacta 
boat at 7:30 and their 
"ears, other. belongi 7 
eft to the syd of Bad five 
fers. 
‘Grading au devetepiacat. nm 
‘| many new subdivisions. in’Water- 
| ford gory the cause of       
“Holiday of Sports.” _Pro- hie    
        
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‘epearn will be a few of the high:| 
lights of the day for the families’ 
youngsters. Picnic games and con 
    | wavanvohns worst — 
          
  The spot ‘that. : officials, Richard Kruger, 3365 d Ave., Pa Watkins Hills _ subdivision — sul- 
fered flood damage when the 12- 
_inch drain failed to carry off the 
excess water, Here too,. drainage 
> * 
deluged with mud and water when 
a smali dam that property owners 
had constructed ave way. 
Supervisor Johnson said that the 
restaurant land had been — he wa- 
  
evacuated his family at 1007 am; bad mciget 
others nite area, : 
  
  oe “Tf emeowed inisoad ae | Various sports events ill Be hela] TV & es Programs .... 33 suffered the most damage in Watertord Town- 
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WALLACE D. HARRINGTON | 
ROCHESTER—Service was to be 
held today at 3 p.m. from Pixley 
; | tlac; are @, son, Oliver b. 
He was a member of New Hope 
Baptist Church and had been an 
Park,/¢™ploye of Wilson Foundry Corp. 
Surviving are his wife, Victoria; 
a son, Percy Revis of Pontiac; a 
foster son, Robert Revis of Pon-jfrom the Bossardet- 
two grandchildren; ove 
-| great-granddaughter; a sister and|Cemetery, 
four brothers. 
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Thursday from.New Hope Baptist 
Church with his paster, the Rev.          : died County General Hospital, will be at Mrs. Andrew (Ann E.) Trainer, 49 
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earthquake. The resulting fireball 
was like a giant sun, then ,;a huge 
mushroom-like cloud formed. 
’ Perhaps strangest of all, was the 
fact that very little fallout occurred.   
TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1957 
Gity, County Agencies 
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‘cerned about the .welfare of us 
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  Palee Department might well take ce: ai 
a look~ at the Oakland County This latest explosion was the : ‘S — 
Sheriff’s Department. These two law most powerful ever set off in the — ~~, Phe: pasdind ‘Do They Grade - 
enforcement agencies present @ United States. It was, however, _ ; pA — | _—— All Oiled Roads?” 
startling contrast at the —— much less powerful than several You Don't Have to Be There, but Your Dolan OS ee Agrees Teacher. “7 group-of peo phe-on- Bald “A group of peop ‘moment. _ that have been set off in earlier ; Discussion Silly Momntots Sar gig rye 
An onku polls - city police: Pacific.” ducted in the South David Lawrence Seveit : T'l say the teacher discussion is Property at the oot of Ancol 
"getting ridiculous. Who do teachers 4 tebe 
men 4 opmly crea of Cle! of Caning vp the roms o oat “Phony” Idea Behind Rights Battle hk theyre Wing wien hey rn ‘Gece ied. eo Police Herpert StraLey. These men there is practically no fallout re- ~ pedir A get paid only three days rough and had kt sreded, Dnt euly 
say the Chief should be removed, moves the greatest danger which has on 6 bats sath? me Sane it _ where yok ge gly geet a 
and that they stand ready to prefer accompanied these nuclear tests. WASHINGTON The biggest with respest to low-income groups percent in 1852 and. per cot on y — —, : ee 
ee ne ee ‘tremendous power revealed road 
—— enor teied: te a Fe Som 
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Over in Sheriff Frank Irons’ 
Department, on the other hand, 
Oakland County’s law enforce- 
ment men are working in. peace 
and harmony. There is no bick- 
ering. No one is asking for the 
Sheriff's scalp, nor is anyone ae 
gation. 
It would be bad enough to have 
a squabble such as has torn the 
Police, Department ‘asunder in any. 
other department.of the city govern- 
ment, but it is particularly unfortu- 
nate to have it in a department 
charged with itneiig-taetaw. x eR __Five weeks have elapsed since the _ 
original controversy and nv positive Oldest active membef or the ‘Oakland 
action has geen taken. Currently County Bar Association, ~ 
the Fete Department 1 2PeraliNd 5 ouiseg cerns, ‘la eighty teh | without any top ership nae s 
: sufficient authority to make definite pects to ia & tie aie 2 anak poder 
| decisions. This includes the City keeping people out of more trouble. He , “has been a resident of .Oxford for. 43 ) Conalienee, CY Manager and the ors. Mr. Corbit considers the crowning event of his career was the compiling of 
The Civil Service Commission | a 700-page history of his home county 
states that action will be taken in in Iowa in 1909. 
the weet 30 cays. Setting a tough pattern for the rest 
How long musta city the size of the flock, a White Leghorn hen of 
—_—f. some- Mrs, William Maule   
_ weapons, the ‘resulting destruction 
will be almost too great to contem-_ 
plate. Perhaps in this tremendous 
concentration of. power lies. man’s 
greatest hope for peace. Few men. 
. would care to take the responsibility. 
of touching off so terrible a conflict. 
  
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one with authority heading up _ of 9580 Dixie Highway, laid an egg that 
_ the protection of our citizens? measures eight and one-half inches 
* * + around one way and seven ‘inches the 
_-___ Because ofthe nature of !ts work .°™* 
EP tag cntabenore, on some of    
        
            
                    
force. Discipline and a unified spirit ° 
with high morate are more vital than 
in offices where the work is largely 
_ clerical. . American Classic Car Club 
at Greenfield Village Saturday include 
the ’35 Dusenberg of 
E. J. Welker,    Pontiac area “plush” autos of the 1925- oa __While both these studies record- the characteristics of a military 45 period to be shown at the 1957 meeting —3 4 marked gain over 1952 for 
____ per -cent—only_ 
    
I don’t remember 
the Republicans, it is significant . ‘tion I may have made 
I'd that, according to the University but today 
of Michigan study, Republicans in jeader to study one or my { 
1948 had 35 per cent of the Negro fhe folowing: vote, while- in 1956 they got 36 = ; 
1. Volumette 1 of the still friendless and unhappy. 
So I suggested that she use a 
little simple. magic which will 
always win and popu- 
larity for everybody with an 
average brain and just a nor- 
mal chassis and ovaint job. _ Although Edith has deen a devotee of-Emily Post she is _with_people,—- . Foal a ioe simple facts con-" get her vocal cords into action. 
cerning psychology. It little or no Gand Records of pssst 
Tells Teens How to Win Friends e in ok oo ee 
First, everybody bears this in- 
‘visibje tattoo across his chest 
That is why it is highly important 
to all residents of the city that the 
        
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Cyclopedia of Health titted 
“Save Your Teeth.”  =—— of Bloomfield Hills: the '36 Mercedes of ge point than eight years before. 
Baughan W. Greene. = Scrapbook.this case and watch 
for tomorrow’s follow-up. 
    
      
    
       
     
            
           
      
       
harmony. When they are pulling at~ fliers this time, ask her husband, 
~~ ¢ross purposes, they clearly cannot = - “S Phil’ Hart, > 
do as effective a job, and they are Seeubenent ‘Governer- 6f the State of 
not the ones who will suffer as a Michigan. 
result. It is the citizens of Pontiac. 
It is on behalf of all the resi- 
denis of the city that The Press 
has urged that a fair, thorough 
. investigation be made so that all 
may know where the fault lies. tion of DDT to kill mosquitoes a few 
- Once the facts have ‘been deter- 4978 80. 
mined, corrective action can be 
undertaken. 
Power o of Nuclear Blast — eet a in » 
Facts regaritinig the ts ace i : : 
wy blast) set off at the atomic ‘test site of 463 Cameton St.; elghty-first birthday. 
-» jm Nevada recently are so awesome = gps bg scene a 
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Fred Coe 
states that he counted over a thousand      
  ene 
Writing about a television show in 
which a skunk was found in @ TV set, 
Blair Allington 
      Mrs. E ur ees 
dead fish on its shore after the applica-— x * * ’ ailments, or complaints which are 
—Why-isn't-all the ‘eivil-rights” manifestations of calcium de- 
agitation by the Republicans more _ ficiency. - 
successful in winning Negro votes? “The Adult Tetany” pamphlet 
The answer is to be found in look- tells how to prevent such 
ing at the same Michigan study whether in the legs or feet muscles   
   
   oe “Adult Tetany” DR. 
send, aes self-addressed — en- In 
elope. : eo in ?-% 
  2. ¥ “Chronic 
situation be investigated and posi- of Birmingham, ‘and the ‘36 Horch of poe Gepatiaina Sotend Commit Sent Deen Sy DR. GRORGR W. CRANE lacty. And on Sn ot bar coos. 
tve action taken to see that the Marvin M. Tamroff tee in its summary report of the 3. Volumette 26, titled “The Case V-332: Edith L., aged 16, is mates. : 
___ proper spirit is restored in vm Police of Oak Park. 1956 election issued in May of Caiciam Shortage.” a shy high school junior. But during the teens, young 
—— lisosn air casi nk sane , this : 4, Pamphlet-on Adult. Tetany. : 
- Department. “he Pg ata “Save Your Teeth,” includes pe go: nage i ial The national powder puff aviation oe, aban “eho pin ogy nc Soa thaortgy Sopa x *« * derby had no Oakland County contestant “In spite of considerable im- —¢ “@hronio doint Disability,” sations, or carrying them for — 
The work of the department is this year. In 1956 our own psp inating pon Soe ered _deals with rheumatiz. See ee et ee eee. 
difficult at. best, even when the Chief Janie Hart cat Thad tan oor anee of the The: Calcfian Shale Rives _. So the coonen aia for eee 
and. men are workipg together in WS ® Prominent contender. If you're Negro voting population continued what I believe is-a fair-and reason: - ee "ones Magen Set 
wondering why Janie was not among: the to vote Demoerat in 1956.” able description of the everyday thus launching a conversation.   
  But a must ot top Sst with 
smiles. She 
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add, “that I'll bet you have’ all 
your homework "solved 
correctly. I wish I were as smart 
      
     
     
       
   
               
     
       
  
  
       
              
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motion—you have to éravel in this 
one to know just how terrific it is. 
Why don’t you try it, this week? 
    
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PHARMACISTS  Thriity Chi arge 
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, Ss) ) RS 3 ; = party Central Committee, 'W&S)seeking an amendment to Pontiac’s| avenue. m 
responsible to and could be fired|1947 barber ordinange to allow the Another request—this one by the 
jonly by the committee. extra two hours of business. Tel-Huron Merchants | Assn.— —— 
| This account, which originated 
with Communist sources -in---the. 
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  jas head of the armed forces. 
Faced with that opposition, the 
Presidium members agreed to call 
ia meeting of the Central Commit- 
tee. It opened June 22 and cof- 
itinued through June 29. _ 
_[ When | the committee session 
ended, " 
‘its full hacking 
Georgi Malenkov and “Lazar 
Kaganovich + booted     
  
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—— The Soviet Communist pirty|deiay bs plans to. match $. 
cB. nave end, Seen 
Was especially opposed 
chev’s pet scheme for the cultiva- 
Yion_ot vast areas of vi 
claiming they were “often stricken 
by drought and it is not worth 
a 
hoot wri a he ory be | 
  milk and but. 
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         out. in Barber Soke Hours’ 
8 Friday “and ‘Saturday _ nights? 
That's a question which will be put) 
-before-city commissioners -tonight:| 
A petition signed by 
Side residents has been submitted) 
The. petition was circulated by 
Andrew Culp, a barber at 141 W. 
South Bivd. Among the signers 
_|_were.three.other_barbers. 
The City Commission adopted 
present ordinance: April- 29,4947, 
limiting shop's hours. to” between! 
9 a.m. and 6 p.m. six days a week, 
and no business at all on six holi-) ‘The Bémis Olsen Post 113 of the 
-80. South: Amvets has submitted-a request to 
hold a circus Aug. 8 on Oakland 
to hold a festival July 15-20 will 
  
Grant T1th-Hour Stay’ 
fo “Mad Dog’ Killer DANVILLE, Mil. —Leslie Irvin, 
  
  
LESS DOUBLE HOLDENS 
TRADING STAMPS 
INESDAY for 
RESCRIPTIONS: a l 
         idential $ of part of Lot 1 (as- 
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street. be -eonsidered by commissioners. f 
der arrest and may be court-mar-_ 
— in the brig. 
j-lnames of those being held or de- Water-Resistant 
      
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  Lipoid ales had ses Be Anti-Magnetic DOWN 
job offers. . os... 
ae _§0¢ _. 
Court-Martial Possible axe only $12.95 es 
for Ten U.S. Marines ° sparks Specialy A WEEK 
SASEBO; Japan W—The U.S.| | Send Soe monsbert. Michigan's Largest Jewelers 
Navy today said 10 Marines at 
this -American-navalbase_ate—un-|       tialed* on charges ef mistreating 
A Navy spokesman ‘said the 10 
enlisted men were arrested after 
sailors—complained they nad been 
slapped and “roughed up.” 
The Navy refused to reveal the     
  tails of the alleged mistreatment.   
  
  / utes with two of Irvin’s lawyers ee en. | a ey’s I ; 
work on Jefferson street from | THe judge issued the stay until 
Summit to Cadillac, ‘and for a the 7th District Court of Appeals 
sidewalk on the gorth side of |can decide whether it will review) Second avenue trom Joslyn to ithe case. The court now is iin sum- 
mer recess and wil Inot reconvene 
  
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see «the 
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Take a close look at this newest Packard 
  
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Take a close look at 
the COUNTRY ctl leo! 
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        con ¥OM.. With. tasteful luxury. —...-4rom.:<: Jeatures. 
general decor to the smallest detail of cluded in low price... 
appointment. Now test driveit. You’'ye which are “e ”* on other makes. So 
never driven one so responsive . . . this takes & aber today . . . even in . the '57 Clipper Town sedan. Step 
     
Packard is the only sedan equipped 
with a built-in supercharger. You have 
outstanding power when you want it 
Studebaken packard CORPORATLON 
i Ses the com plete line of Studebakers and tyohend a 
      
   
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-» « full fuel economy when cruising. 
But this is not the entire story. Your    
    these days of so-called “bargain vel 
ues” you'll find: this Packard the® best 
value of ail. O sooner said 
an done... 
by telephone 
    “Come on over for a weenie roast!” You feel in the mood and. 
pick up your phone. Soon your backyard i is a cheerful scene of 
happy smiles and tantalizing aromas. 
Every day your telephone serves you... to ie a visit, to 
do your shopping, to get a recipe, to find out what’s at the movies, 
«cin a many ae that. make: hte easier and, more, fun. ee i r 
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dare jet\8¢m to be finding ways tf get he] 1 can say one thing,” Mrs. 
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gut py rounan Pa vi Sion seve $1.87. All rwesions'   WASHINGTON @®~—The political. ident Eisenhower to go all out in wes jy tas Year yet. and Mt shadow Southern opponents _pro- enforcement if there is Dixie re- figures available. 
sistance to 
  
  
       
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a child- 
dust by taking a foolish 
chaitce.” : — 
  Here’s how you can help: 
@ drive cetety, coureousty yours! 
Observe speed limi, werning signs. 
Where welfic lows ore obeyed, 
deaths go DOWN! 
2) ratst on strict enforcement of oti 
traffic lows, They werk for you, not + lin Sports Day Dixie Democrats are conviticed, 
rightly. or wrongly, that if Nixon 
-}had not indicated clearly his in- 
-|tention of going along with the 
short-cut move it might not have 
been made at all. 
Nixon's cooperation in that 
move evidently has convinced the 
Southerners that the vice presi- 
dent would go all the way for en- ¥ 3 
9 
cs 
  Truman ‘to be in 1948. 
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_ The Southerners think Nixon 
‘might be more inclined than Pres- 
Queen Elizabeth 
Watches Son   
    | LONDON @® — Queen Elizabeth! 
II went to a London playground 
today to watch her-Syear-old son,{ - 
Prince Charles, take part in | 
| School's sports day. She saw him! 
itake some lusty strokes in a crick-) 
jet match and finish fourth out of]”. 
‘nine in a S0-yard race. ; 
| He goes toa privately owned! 
jboys’ school near Buckingham i you. Whe ~ ” lows ao | Palace” aaron 
_— atrtetty enterced, deaths ge DOWN! 
Seppert yoor local Sefety Covacil 
Published as « public service 
by The Pontiac Press 
in cooperation with 
' The Advertising Council 
end the 
Newspaper Advertising 
Executives Association | Charles was in a team of six 
‘beys which took part in a gun 
‘drill event, hauling a lightweight 
model of an 18 Ib, field gun across) 
\a 20-foot chasm represented by) 
scaffold poles on the grass. The) 
\Prince was the first to swing! 
jhimself across the chasm on a 
isteel bar, eight feet from the 
clapping.   
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! uca nis led with a smile: * ‘had no over-all registration fig-" The’ political ‘situation in Jan- = 
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Tools & Supplies 
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} Two Is Company—#Three Is When They 
  
      
  
      
    
This Fairlane $00 Club Victoria, with Ford 
priced cars without air conditioning. ° 
an Air-Conditioned Ford at your Ford Dealer a! 
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  Ford wine the battle of ~ Suret Many people buy Fords beanie of their long, low, whistle- 
collecting looks. Do you blamie them? But beauty :alone isn't 
enough. to earn for a car the No. 1 spot in America’s heart. And_ 
_ fhat'’s just what Ford has earned. The real secrets of Ford's suGcess 
are the extra values that go into building a Ford. Let's look at a few 
of these features, Ford shares them only with a select number of 
‘ America’s most expensive cars. But you get them at low Ford prices.    
            1. Only Ford in its field offersaframede- 6, Only Ford offers such a savingfyl-car. 
SD aa ee ee 1957 
member greater roominess, more obilgas Economy Run in the miles-per- 
smoothness and increased safety; --_ gallon department. : i 
| cally balances every V-8 engine While it's 
2. Only Ford in its field you a mod- ~eay  rapmashgpesbarenaege waht operating under its own power. 
ern V-8 engine with “deep-block three tubular cross members, © are i 
design fee qulanet, longer- operation. _ five cross members in all... thus enabling  §. Oply ‘Ford in its field offers so much 11. Only Ford in its field offers rear door _ 
3 —— the frame to withstand strain and stress soundproofing for a quieter ride under all 
3. Only Ford in its field offers automatic 2 weather conditions. from all directions. road and 
variable-rate rear springs that automatically . 
adjust to give a smoother ride no matter La 
how rough the road conditions. 
4. Only Ford in its field offers new #t Sook bell-folat freak vasbeendan thet “reli _ with the punch” on bumps. 
5. Only Ford in its field offers fevenethnaitarec re 8. Ouly Ford, among ol seakes, Soutien ‘10. Only Ford in its field offers such @ 
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Poe a r & BS ' : _ Mowinas: this: week tn mew York)    
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_Show today at Jane Derby's pre- 
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    . ‘Fabric news comes from the Samuel Winston The coat costume is featured by Harry Frechtel. ) 
) collection. Designer Roxane uses silk chiffon cro- Of black and white tweed, the, three-quarter-length . 
“‘cheted into lace over matching red satin. The slim ~ coat, detailed by a row of buttons down the back, 
dress has an open oval neckline and matching red _ covers a black wool sweater banded at the neckline County GOP 
a Black Gown of Film Sirens |ssElsction 
inna eaten oT ". - Stinks Back Into High Style S=:=:= _ Model Teen _ me tn rt a ot or - Can Credit 
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three-piece costumes and in 2 :<@7° 2 Go 1 Oak, first Vice president esident; Mrs. 
     
   
   
     
   
     
   
              
    
               
   
   
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‘ ‘ees - e  ©& mushroom gray silk tunie with different weights. For exam- Roxanne also favors tiered Mrs. Robert F. Watt of 
Used in Upbringing| ‘Deskuer Neti ‘Toiensiein, Mums waeden Over 8 ected Die one “twin tweed” outfit of shirt Sx dremy weer. ce. Birmingham, fifth vice presi- 
f. Judith Bernstei , Designer Nettie Rosenstein, “11+ and another tunic of roy-- ich purple offers a heavy — perially with the tiers gathered dent. 
of, Judit ernstein "who specializes in “little / 2) hive satin over a black un- ‘weed jacket over a gently © into rear bustle, She also has Others elected to serve dur- 
INS Staft Writer sleeved, oat narrow-. for fall, seen by fashion editors Another costume, in “twin ee of Ferndale, assistant record- 
The tricky chapter of parent- black crepe. i yesterday, is non-Oriental. In- vejour,” combines a royal There’ can ing secretary; Mrs. Daniel T 
stead, it's “Elizabethan” in bine - and - black seart- $ news in 
Movie fans or people who } 1 Q Elizabeth’s = eatin 
vei move om il a. Se tl The fe 3 hood called “The Teenager’’ is 
being lived with relative ease 
by Phil and -Jean Bernstein 
+__--whose daughter Judith is-16. 
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Judy's teachers at Chicago's 
1 Hyde Park High School rated 
H her at the head of her class 
dents voted her into the St- 
dent Council, Girls’ Athletic 
Association and Leaders Club. 
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versity orchestra, counsels Girl 
Scouts and YMCA groups, 
; works part time in a shoe store 
} —_ and helps her sisterMichele, 
/ 12, clean the apartment and do the grocery shopping. 
This spring the Junior 
/ dustry handed Judy @ $500 
: _ schola as “Youth Citizen 
of Chicago for 1957." 
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In an era of puzzled parents 
and headstrong youth, one mar- 
vels over such a complete 
young lady. We found she is 
____—ike-her--mother. 
In trying to explain how fam- 
ily loyalty and respect for au- 
thority is salted into growing 
children; Mrs): Berpsteéin        ees = _____, —Breatcoat is lined in levpard. _ sewrices. ee =e 
Designed in a en 
~totied ribbea Personal News of Interest 
aa Black Mr, and Mrs. John W, Wilson __Ft._Dix, NJ. Mrs Dorrance 
Ble y 2 | and family have returned to returned to her home on Mon- 
it is the Same! their home on Baldwin avenue 9. 
inside as out,| #tter visiting his parents, Mr. care. Mrs. Bruce D. Shep- 
and Mrs, Carson Wilson of . son, John, have left 
gor cee Oliver Springs, Tenn, for their home in Los Angeles, 
Sano and “On the return trip they visit. Calif, after visiting here, They. 
Pruzan’s ed Mrs, Wilson’s brother and >t 
sorhe Wi Coast   
    
  
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i pline and — a habit + | ple, of Fayetteville, N. C. ig 
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ne : Mr. and Mrs. William Cheal - 
“If you have a happy home,” " opulance capac a: ages ‘eftertained his mother, Mrs. Mf: and Mrs. William J. De- , “there’ : : : Pace : . * j : - 
she said S never any brilliant Cora Smith on Grace of South Edith street are 
lack of harmony.” = a f = : : 
x« * es * Clay avenue, at dinner on Sun- 
Issues are ironed out in fam- | STARRING ROLE Attractive Hat Is Wasted) sey on ver tt vitaay fly huddles,-Mom and Dad al- | — jersey Returning to her Mary Day. 
ways make a joint decision, a Saas ok : 
> iever wedged apart. RG : avenie home honoree was : 
Bernstein pleasantly surprised by a gath- 
ering of 100 friends and rela- —_ During 
tives, Present for the celebra- Eee Saya with their neigb- 
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was designed by (Jane Derby.) : " i   
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| Dr, and Mrs. Normand E, | \Mrs, Durocher's sister, Mrs. | 
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_bride of GRAND OPENING. | Sa\ gs f 65% on =e cum ormme | Savings to 6)% é F Phakeday iw’ | “ORCHIDS to YOU—} ne ecpateles a = 
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de Paul |) FRANKLY ROMANTIC Hawaii for the event, — | ; ooo he tape orm a 
Church. She | Hair-Qo of the Month 1062 w. Huron in Huron Center | . Bp es 
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your porch, have your living room furniture re-.. 
TI selection of fabrics in Ookland County . . . plus    
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    STROH'S BEER! Refreshing is the word for’ Stroh’s beer. Refreshing because it 
~~ | has the lighter, smoother flavor that fits so well with fun and 
j sun. At the beach...at the pool.. -everywhere refreshinent is 
called for, ask for Stroh’s. It’s America’s only fire-brev wed-_beer_—____- —— 
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-atthe. Army's. reserve! overall training program, ‘Thompson said. The sig- | 
Japanese Protest   
  
  Soldiers in Pontiac's renerve tank outfit were back off for the 138 area officers and enlisted ‘men who made|_ 
the peal trip to polish up the training they have home yesterday, pleased as punch, 
      
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“Officers ‘and. ‘men, “with corporal ae SgeEET Pe hats ii the Toture, ougt “During weexty drills — 
ratings, learn now so they can train‘other, inexperienced) the rest of the. year, the outfit will concentrate on 
men a quickly in fimes of national emergency. 
    
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fully passed the. initial phase set up dor i it by the Army, nits fir encampment. “ander r1e-new; Thompson. said... 
‘program, Thompson said, the tank “battalion Wisin neat 
PAPERWORK GOOD” } i 
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nificance of the saetet explained by describing the   training center at Camp sida Wis. 
FINEST SESSION ae 
“We have completed the finest training session in 
our history,” Thompson explained, “and the men re-| 
ceived nothing but praise for their efforts.” 
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McCoy, Wis., Army post, tankers of the 703d Tank Battalion were 
kept busy demonstrating driving and firing procedures of the M-47 
tanks. Crewmen lined up in front of a tank above to show correct 
mounting procedure are (1 fo rj: Pic. Phillip A. Corrie, ako + 
Clemens, tank commander; Sp3 Ronald H. Laidlaw, Jr., 
Orion, gunner;. Cpl. Henry P. Good, 273 Lakeside Drive, Sida 
gunner; Sp-2 Robert H. White; Utica; dean sak ape ener 
Brando, 103 Home St, Poraine, tnader. oes ai TS anne 
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LINE FORMS TO THE REAR — As any member of the 703d 
Tank Battalion can confirm, a good tanker always keeps his tank 
in the best possible condition. That's why after every road march, 
   
    _ tank battalon’s ; 
Under the Army’ $s new reserve “training oebgtamn, 
smali outfits such as Pontiac's are given the job of 
training themselves to such a degree of battle prof iciency| 
that they can function as the skeleton of larger,’ 
combat-size units. r 
  
Rd., Bloomfield 
Army ordnance 
M-47 tank above is an 810-horsepower, T2-cylin- — MAJOR REPAI.JOB — While training in 
the-fields with 49-ton_tanks, crewmen might be 
ealied-upon_to_make all kinds of repairs. Such 
was the case of the above tank which had to 
have its motor pulled out for repairs. Shown on 
_the tank is M. Sgt..Dale Morse of Clarkston, be- 
ye Rs mrs John Brink, 3820 Valiey Hill der—Continental 
drive transmissi 
  
gasolitie, ee 
 Pontiae Pree Phote 
the-crews line up their tanks at the wash and grease racks to “pull 
maintenance’ pn the tanks. The crews above are waiting their 
turn at the racks after a busy day in the Wisconsin fields.     jon and holds 16 quarts of oil. 
The tank gets from 3 to 4 miles per galion of ce rE ar Bb a: 
—coordinated operation by individual fank crews. | bringing all its crew activities sand a cent uP to snuff, 
Scout inh inode tacmeimanw   
    
  
the Army’s M47 tank, Thompson added, but also for 
      
pass the second phase — operation of 
tanks on a platoon level. In the more distant future, 
as. basic skills are perfected, the battalion will learn 
“to opeee ona + sereeny and finally on a battalion 
  
  
Pentiac Press Phete — 
At the left are Regular 
The motor in the Hills. 
assistants. 
engine with an Allison cross- 
-on-the-M-47 ‘tanks. The tank battalion is part of the larger, 70th Re- 
TAKE If AWAY — Lt. Col. Lioyd A. Gabler, 
18700 Autumn Lane, Birmingham; battation-com- 
mander of the 703d Tank Battalion, is shown 
waving off his driver as visitors are given a ride 
Besides the task of planning jServe Infantry Division, which has headquarters in 
  
  the less glamorous — but equally important — job of 
of "tite Tamigtalone its supply and personnel “records, ~ 
  
  
    Pontke Press Phote— 
and participating in rigid training for his own 
orientations and demonstrations to visitors on 
guided tours through the large Army camp while 
training at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin. 
  
GIANT M-47 TANKS — 49 TONS OF STEEL — The giant M-47 
ianks above, 49 tons of powerful steel, were used by members of 
~ the 703d Tank Battalion during their annual summer field training 
TAKING A- BREAK — Tankers of Pontiac's 
703d Tank Battalion are shown above as they 
take a break in the woods during intensive field 
training at Camp McCoy, Wis. Shown resting 
after an overnight bivouac are (1 to r): M. Sgt. 2358 Walnut Rd., at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin. The Pontiac group, training from 
  
Pontiac Prese Phete, 
first sergeant-of Headquarters Co.; M. Sgt. F. A. 
Funke, 1010 Eleven Mile Rd., Berkley; SP-3 
Robert J. Conklin, Milford; Pfc. Philip A. Cur- 
tie, Mt. Clemens; and Cpl Suethe Davis, of 
Pontiac. 
  William E. Bennett,’ 402" Harrison, Rochester,   CL 
     
5 <seam vansion based vendegenatnd cit le 
just before being given'a ride by crewmen of the 08d Tank Bat 
ion, ig Maj. John A. Baxter, 
: 5 108 Homme St. eee oe Baxter into the 
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to embassy is, thoved on to 
Tokyo police make another protest. 
The U.S. officials. told: the_five-|   Base Enlargement - 
TOKYO p—Three hundred left- 
ist-led Japanese students 
jabor unionists ‘demonstrated ouit-) 
side the U.S, Embassy today. in 
against enlargement of the 
US, Air Force’s Tachikawa ‘base}ove 
near Tokyo. ‘the base's main runway So it can 
handle latest type jet aircraft. The; 
pons eventually ig to be turned | 
‘the Ja 
  There were no disturbantes.| taken “contend that “the ‘gov! 
Mor ‘than 300 Japanese rice ramen alg. + zak Bs them | his 
ae trafic moving and the dem-|pittaiice! \ s \ \ \ % 
28 : ~ i e ' : 
    |9-Polish Suilors— 
Ask Asylum 
at Stockholm 
: -|from a visiting Polish naval enstrators, after handing a protest tron. jumped ship: last night 
headquarters. to|and asked for political asylum in 
Sweden, 
member delegation admitted to; Not Poland 
‘the embassy that the Japanese | ‘Stockholm! 
‘government, not the-United States, | getting off a/bus they 
and eenuiring the yi to “pa to’ elude any embassy seventh state to adopt reflective ti- 
personnel that might be after -cense plates as an after-dark safe- 
them, 
itionalist’’ secretary of the Polish 
of the property being Communist party: who te some 
independence . from    
  lters early. today after the first, 
Polish naval visit to Sweden since 
World War II. In the group were), 
the 2,144-ton destroyer nay eaten { 
ahd two smaller escort vessels 
‘wo--other sailors who mhlesed! 
STOCKHOLM — Two sailors the sailing by mistake were fer- 
= ee a lried out to-their ship by a Swed- 
ish helicopter. 
North Dakota to Adopt 
“No Gomulfa! No Gomulka: Reflective Auto Plates 
n we have seen 
shouted afier, BISMARCK. ND. INS) aN orth 
took to the Dakota’ will become in 1958 the   
     
—w-tty device. —- 
Maine. Delaware, Wyoming, Low: 
lala. Minnesota and South Da- 
oe ee oe plates, 
pepe reflect headlights of Wiadyslaw Gomulka is the-' ‘ne 
gees sc left Swedish. ne 2,000 feet wit | at nights 
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guiri 
Bank at Yoder, Kan, of $3,950 Today i in New York 
yesterday, 
Wichita father’ was arrested 
last night in connection with the! ices are. scheduled today for the. 
holdup. ~ 
the FBI's Wichita office, said FB i 
Agents and state highway pstrdl- 
men, arrested Alfred Wesley Ratz.,onairg Jaime Ortiz 
loft, 38, on a, bus bound for Joplin. | 
Mo, robbery 
against Ratzloff, father of three..man Catholic Cathedral. 
F pt ar-old blonde beauty 
found $500 on Ratzloff and another, died Jaly at her, villa in New: 
tr buntewobilon oi taat be been wv CHOW LINE — Shown at chow time in the — 
field, the men above are cleaning their mess kits 
fora hearty breakfast, after an overnight bivou-         
ee oes   > June 23 to July 7, spent most of its time practicing driving, firing 
-and-maintenance of the vehicles... The tanks are equipped with a 
.90 millimeter cannon, a .50 cal; machine gun for air defense, and 
two 30 cal. machine. guns for ground firing.    
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Ponting Press Phote 
St., Pontiac; Capt. Donald W. Kaiser, of 1093 
Berwick Bivd., Pontiac, and Lt. Casey, from an    
of Berkley: Sgt. 1C. At. an R.-Pearson,-2227-Alht— 
    
        
Indiana tank company. 
  
  n link With: Holdup | ac, Frot | left to right are: M. Sgt. F, A. Funke, . me : 
INDEPENDENCE, Kan.’ —A\Hold ta Funeral ian robbed-the Farmers-State, Y 
and a ere NEW YORK #—Funeral ‘serv-| 
i ‘former Joanne Connelley, one.) 
Percy Wyly, agent in emia of) time New York glamor ‘girl and 
T estranged ‘Wife of Bolivian Mik’ 
Her body atriv 
Wyly .said a. federa) bank’ ‘night from Switzertand, Services 
charge would be filed/Will be ‘Held ‘at Sti. Patrick's Ro) 
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sold. “We may nen eer year,” says Kerbgwy. 
JULIUS AND MICKEY IN TOWN 
Fighter Mickey Crawford, young sensation from| | 
Saginaw who meets Pat Lowry in Saginaw Thursday 
night, was a visitor in Pontiac last night with promoter 
Julius Piazza. a 
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There is a possibility that the winner of the 
Crawford-Lowry bout will headline the boxing show 
  fund, 
‘a postponement from the rains last week. 
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A CONSTANT PHONE CALL QUESTION 7 
For. the umpteenth time we have been called 
by phone to answer a question on the first Joe Louis- 
Max Schmeling fight. It is a fact out of the Boxing 
Encyclopedia that Schmeling defeated Louis by a 12th- 
round KO on June 19, 1936 and Louis at the time was 
not the heavyweight a = the world. 
He did not win the title until June 22, 1937 when _|    
World Champion New York Giants, (| ~ 
prespiring thought is the fact that| p 
from yesterday, the Lions will be| [ 
July 28 and the veterans 
fo be held sored | 
by Iraq Grotto of Pontiac for the Cerebral Palsy 
The match Thursday in Saginaw is the result of} ___.___ THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1957 | omens ~ : =— race ci een eee et pee es Hi B84 tk PB it A OO 8 Ea RR Sill 82: CSE a i 
   
   
    
        
    
      
  
   
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: ‘ Star game that promises to be a See egg a 
: £ dramatic clash of power and pride.| 010 tor dear Eas. Righthander Jim Bunning of the| pas tur, “ae : Don't i Detroit Tigers, a newcomer to this — 
iA look now, but 30 days front today, sports fans|sort of thing, is scheduled to carry| °%, Bese. summer 
+ <r. WU forus, their attention on another All-Star game. the starting pitcher banner for the — 
SSS The football counterpart of today’s Antic’ ~(or"Secteetacane tt Tx or ~National-League-clash- will take-place in Chicago's te ee ae 
; uge M Stadium when the College All-Stars . 
    
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  night to go against the Nationals at St. Louis. Bunning 
the AL for strikeouts with 93, has an Earned Run 
and carried a season's record of 10 wins against 
a righthander. ary See   
he defeated Jimmy Braddock on an 8th round KO 
in Chicago. When he kayoed Schmeling, June 22, 
1938_in New York, Louis was already champion. 
May this end the constant questioning about the 
Louis-Schmeling fights. * * * 
ANDONIAN OUT OF TOURNEY 
Two-time state publinx golf, champion Mike An- 
donian failed to submit his entry blank ‘in fime and is thus out of the state amateur which begins Thursday 
at Charlevoix,” Z 
Working at GMTC for the summer, Mike 
a in Barberton, Ohio, over the 
took honors with a 72.   
Home Team Edge Favors 
NL at St. Louis Today 
ST. LOUIS @—Figuring the All- 
Star game: 
  
  
  
  
  iterated his recent blasts: aj Ma- * * 2 In 
Bigg ne - have: te sarsan 7 NEW YORK UA: professional LTAA accused him of bs em rongh pod when my back might/ditions that Bertie Green, man-’ 
j : at disappointment a.” 
Brethren, St. Luke’s defensive shortstops in Gil Me-|just one day, Lew Hoad inday/tis) | "andwofficials in Ireland,|" He was to the fact} wi Dougald of the Yanks and Joe|found.himself the middleman in) >. ang America in which] that his back had bothered him on . C 
Gain Close Victories DeMaestri. of Kansas City. Mc-|, war of tennis nerves that had reo ons te eat Tiger Averages 
: Dougald has made only four €r-ireached halfway around the te eee ele cara anal a ee 
Gerald Roerinck hurled Church| 57. in 381 chances and DeMaes-| worid, , him to play as « member of the/ year and on occasion; he = oe 
of the; Brethren to a 3-hit 30/1 only tive miscues in 31M Sige Australian team.” |forced to take long layoffs. : ee nares 
win over Central Christian 204i shances. MeDougald last erred on of _| Gonfales, the pro champion; AB Bn MR Rm ‘Ayo. 
Russ Poole of St, Luke’s Metho-|>,.. 13. Hoad, the ‘big Australian Davis} “‘I don’t know-why- Mr. Fergu-|said-in Los_Angeles that he SS oo crt | 
dist edged Vernon Tate-of Colum- * *« * Cup dat, signal yarteriny Soja cuit Os | Ol ee ee Soe ee oy eS ae ee 
bia Ave, Baptist -in a 1-0 mound The first  to.score has won|Play for Jack, Kramer's trouble had to bejtournament or one scheduled ito 2 8° S0- anT 
duel in @ pair ot: close Church) .< ‘ieee “|for the fattest’ figure ever given|guided by my own interests, Istart in Los AngelesYK, July 29. Te League softball games last night. cl t a pro «$125,000 for two < eueaemna mares es a ee | 
hg we i mreagriy eng  ALtae POU , : : bone Sa 
rust Prestyarian dan Stone Boe: German Upsets Akins; = * * * we aL ee eek ia et tist 23-3 with Roeser; and, Ip. i Tuttle make ¢ & co i 
= ge lanier teehee ic Fight [cctract when in rapide order Cr UUl OF NICD RACE ee eri: B each. : . in St. Louis Fig t ~ 1. Pancho Gonzales, the man = Se i Ser eLeage . Yewcic i0e @ 0 —, g 
| Hoad was signed to play, said he| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS } Bold Ruler seemed “distressed”| = rrromens’ BaTTiINg— 
City Games Postponed | ST. LOUIS @ — Franz Sauzina, |would ie > Bold ie n - : 
Monday's heavy rains Aine cormaped greener : Bunning i 23 i Hi eet Pine ammngpedie pram an BA : 
sec waarmee Wn e tiiig a well. as here last : Mens a6 1 § ¢ J95 
      
GREEN BAY, Wis. W%Delen- rallied late in the 10-r0 sive end ym Massey, acquired couldn't overcome the edge _ Packers Sign Massey, ( ree a 
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Entries from. 
The Beaupre cousins, Larry and 
Russ, and W. Sumner of Pontiac, In State Junior Tourney 
Trio Pacing. Golfers 
  
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  Ominous note for the visiting|the New York Yankees the loser. Giammaiva and Barry Mackay, 
coated tenes: oe eke tied ahd Sth nasal sespee- | 
term, fies Bt ie 3 Ted Williams of the Boston Red] Svs’ wit, Wow, ans Gutea ee played. last time the!sox will take a mild into : classic was held in St. Louis, initoday’s contest, In his last 24 regu-| io. ence several other 
— collected only four hits and his| "\olcles So, Pests riod fromling money 
batting average dipped from .362/.r-nigan who recently won the|circuit, will be to 343. z who won among 
Feller Says LA Top . ee éollegiate singles, ousted Milwau-| The gold cup and $25,000 in Cook and Grant St. Amour 
Bich ainsell sth | all __, |kee’s Charles Mulcahey, 6-2, 61; |will be at stake, representing an|White Brothers Realty to a 
Milwaukee's Warren Spahn” 1s)" Giammalva took a 6-2, 62 vic-|increase of $10,000 from recent|Victory over Weldon Thrifty in 
Area for aseda the only pitcher among the 14 8e-liory from Mexico City’s Andre open tournaments. Waterford Softball League 
lected who has won-an All-Star) nonnediev. At the end of 36 holes thé field/night.. 2 LOS ANGELES —Bob Feller png ean Nn, Te = In the top women's sin gle s|will be reduced to the low 100 and 
enya. he believes Los Angeles 7) Vclry at Cit-\match, fourth seeded Barbara(ties for Friday's play. At the end) New York Giant first base 
would be the. most fertile, base-|“i0"#" _ |Davidson of Milwaukee scored anjot 54 further reductions will limit|Gail Harris hit 24 home 
ball territory in the national, if a oe ds easy victory dover Cuba’s Pilar|the field to 60 and ties for Satur-jdrove in 82 runs and batted .270 for 
Major League club moved here.| Mickey Mantle is trailing JastiHerrereo, ' day's final 18 holes, — {Minneapolis in 1956. “In my opinion, if Major _League|year's pace in each of the impor-| ~ Se ee ss ° ball cannot. succeed in Los An-jtant ne ee - 
anywhere,” he said yesterday, average along with 29 homers “6 
The former, Cleveland Indian|71 runs batted in at All-Star 
? pitche here on hisiin 1956. His current 
  igns for $125.00 
       
        
  
           
   
     
   
    
_ NAMES BUNNING — Here's Casey Stengel AL All-Star game 
mahager, telling AP writer Joe Reichler, thatthe had-decided-to— 
pitch Detroit's Jim Bunning as today’s starter. Announcement 
was made yesterday during a press conference in St. Louis, Mo, 
  (Special to Pontiac Press) . Badger was 2nd reaching! Youngest competitors are 12| (Sa) ¢ee suse appemanna 
“| GRAND _ Bir-}270. Larry Beaupre had one sail! year-olds Roger Fors of Jackson Pp eegepenne. 
mingham youths held the top three|245 yards. het ten *| Johnny Antonelli of the New 
Vaeoes today as only one of 12/ Im team scoring, Birmingham. Martin ,of Greenville: } York Giants, Warren’ Spahn - and yj ion the Pontiac area a 296 total to take the |) '* “sing his father’s clubs shot/Lew Burdette of the Milwaukee 
Hailed to break 90, in the opening! jead. Host Grand Rapids followed |* 108, Martin had-102,~—-_—= |Braves, Jack Sanford of the Phita- ae i. ith annual “* 2 delphia Phillies, Larry, Jackson of round Michigan annual| with 314 and Lansing was 3rd oa ; 
Junior Golf Championships being) with . 315. Local boys with scores over 76 the Tandinals and Clem Labine of 
held at the Grand Rapids Country) One of the highlights of the day|“*T® : Dodgers, Alten 
Qub. 7 was a hole in nore ao by Lis oe. pe 
A total of 138 youths began coln Park's Mike Dennis on the) Anderson 44487 
* Monday a ae ta ot (wer 1h. 40-yard par three 17th. He took) {ii teases hole rounds. The top four. indi-  “Leheohuanedgese to finish with a} gg teh bi 
videals, determined by medal |7'- : Beaspre 2.8... 88 ltow ob ; SS eee ee ———|'0 sluswers New York's Mickey 
ends today, will represent the : 
| state at the National Junior Golf| - 4 ae be e: . : 
Tournament Aug. 19 at Colum- | 
bus, Ohio. All-Star Game | } Mike Green, 16-year-old Maple ee fentor_ peste acts, Figures | nae ‘group the Pr E 
  
    
     
   
      
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| The service will be at 12:30 p.m. 
| from the Donelson-Johns 
  
  
  
  
  
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73 W. Huron St., Pontiac 
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rE 4.0561. Co., died Sunday. 
was born in Ogden, Utah, 
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Res. FE §-3793 . 
__Homeowners’ Policies 
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Di Cevour—1910-1861 Automobile Insurance Life Insurance = 
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Burglary Insurance ~ Bonds—All Types 
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| She is survived by two sons, Ed- 
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Corp., died yesterday. 
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\Reed, 74, who retired recently 
‘ 57 years‘on the stage, died) yesterday. . 
       
      
Inkster Man Injured. Tin Collision on M59 
An Inkster man, Ralph McNa, 
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< HEARING AID. KM. ae i 4 - +838. TRACT OR EQUITY, FE 4-2131. & 
~S Bullding Service pest control. OR on 3 ia ton pickeee “a ton stakes $ CASH $ 
na oan aowekg waaRpERED -< | TRAMERS awD THACTORS ; : 
AAAAAAAAAAAA all siz motors repaired Pontiac Farm and BUYERS WAITING 
AAA. saNDING | | 8 es 1 et Industrial Tractor Co. | FOR SF eaunt, Ger. ; 
Maney Leach ed awd NAS ; ouR —_ ae = —$eetlittes}— s 
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western. EL 6-3610. FOOD SALES TRAINEE . $33 floors, drives, ete FEC) \-3000 * 
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WRIGLEY'S STORES |" ia27, near | See ee | ee, ee es a Tikes" repairing wort} Farm Los y sas PVT ENT. “hi 
: eee gr gee 3 PONTIAC ope Seatuntoed og bs TW. Lawrence, erence. | oo = , } Rx ROOMS, — CHILDREN : 
af one of the fastest growing chains * F or Hs. . Upholstering 23 ‘ vos 
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PRODUCE MEN: | tiewlne: Work to" begin. imme Be one, | Garden Plowing 0B), 5 rauponade PE sss |«capttot’ savinos © LOAN CO.) 
DAY. STOCK CLERKS —_ 3:30 pm, § day weak. | cavecers oer and ** | AAA TOP SOLL. SAND, GRAVE, | aie. cur material, PE 85197 %. Huron St. - ; PE +0561 Se i 
Permanent full ime positions for! £00 Sevincamts July 18. Write | rete neapte GeMENT WORK ALL TYPES! 37701. ee Lost & Found 24 Wanted Real Estate 324 |* . 
b » Saalter bene eat Giving | selephone Sumber ons | Transit mixed. PE #6130. _ | <a BOWER LIFT EQUIPMENT. : wenn nn | Ante er ewer | i: 
Sia svoorannies Yer Savane: Bee 8 Pow Pro Pua inte | EMRE One OF AL EET |“Fovne Same ormer ane | Poop mows BOREL | COLD Tans if 
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“CASHIERS | 343 Panliag. State Bank Bide, a 7 cova, |< ted Drake 1 Wee TP Se tne spe % Gm ART : mes =o-*-\ Fost: SMALL BLACK CHANGE A a —1 | F ROOM & 3 BOOM APT HEAR 
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a GEORGE BLA GE BLAIR 
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BRICK LAKEFRONT efront The Isst work in lak 
         
| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
West Suburban I want to reach 
  me oh ae 
  
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re at senna Giarkston. 
    Edw, M. Stout, Realtor _ PE 5-6165 eves, ‘til 8:30 p.m. 
ON LAKE 2, bedroom renee Be miles west 
Fenced yard. Safe beach, 5 
OAKLAK COUNTY en Ty 2610 UNION LAKE RD. “34s or E_ 3-241) after _6. 
  
    
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NORTH END bath, 
a a a OR COLORED 
Se et Near Joslyn, 3 ras. . 
Nice yard. Fruit trees, Only. $3,200 4 eos 
cLarty, Broker. 
  
  
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‘ANNETT 5 OFFERS Seat 
  Buys this inimaculate ranch home, 
sutomatic—_washer,_stove —&— re- 
frigerator. Automatic oil 3 
INICHOLIE! Dewey Modern 2 bedroom 
    
NORTH SIDE On Montcalm near Joslyn. A 
7 brick and ~ane 
  eomptetery—for-}- 
  : Auburn Heigh % 6-128 or FE i hag Si 
For Lease or Sale : 
Pontiac 
, ray "Lake privileges. Pull 
Both have full basements, FE uly $8200. 
| JERRY E. ADAMS CO. |» 
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SCHOOL. 
——-Good-$-room home, enclosed 
pore! Ba basement, new fur- 
e double 2, jot. 187 vy. 1s. 
JNICHOLIE AND HARGER Co. 
33: W. Huron 8t. FE 5-8183       
  
    
2,3 ¢| GATEWAYS to| HAPPINESS ~   
    
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gchool. gee this one today. - 
JIM_WILLIA REAL ESTATE & INSURAN     
TO LIST OR TO BUY REAL E5- 
WOODWARD IN   
HOYT “for that personal, interest’ TATE EAST OF THE. TIAC AREA PON 
H. C. NEWINGHAM 
  ~ NOTHING — nett, Inc. 
  
    
  
  
  
  _ ONLY $63 3173 W. Huron St. 
& ins. 3 
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for courtesy/5y OWNER, 3 BEDROOM BRICK 
    
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_other features too numerous 
G.I, resale, $12,800 w 
Bes. *H19 —_ Sun. 1 FE 4-456 if 
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Te month. “197 Diver, FE 4-2078. 
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- i ‘buying power} interior 
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fyi J You BETTER WE New, cute and cozy,4 room 
and redesigned and bath bungalow with 
_grea’s onl authorized jot. 
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equity for $600. Balance on 
contract a At $60 I month. 
3285 Donley. FE 8-1003. 
MIDDLETON 
SPECIALS! |   
aren, os. tow 50-ft, ranch 
home with 1% car garage, 
32-ft. living room with fire 
— and dining El. Radi- 
olde: 
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estures); = $1,150 DOWN | 
Located off ainut Lake 1 Wi 
‘Rd. with lake privileges on 
Pleasant Lake, this ranch 
  
$1,250 DOWN 
Move right in.- 
w BROKER 
Pe 45-1721 
CLOSE. TO +. 
BATHING BEACH 
SUMMER COTTAGE 
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‘|}WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
‘T REALTOR FE-43581 
: A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
ss Lake Bi-Level 1704 S, Telegraph Rd. 
    EAST SUBURBAN. SALE 
DE. Attractive 3 bedroom. 1-     T.G. Trocke| REALTOR 
  | 404g Union Lake HG. EM 24972 
"| Partridge |= 1s THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
YOUR KIND OF HOME 
nome you would 
Seaped lot in en exclusive sub- bd 
division just west 
CRESCENT LAKE $1,000 DOWN. 
Modern 2 bedroom ranch type 
¢ located % block from Cres- 
rage. Piastered walls, solid block 
: gonstruction. Only $1,000 down. 
W, HURON ST. - EVE. Til $. ¥ 
        
mention. 4 a, 
only $2,100 down, Low monthly . € pe. : 
ts. red walls, full base- 
#5 John K. Convenient Location - ‘3 BEDROOMS. , Soreer 
| List Thru Partridge 
    
home, lot 50x200 will sell my 2x aa 
Indian Village _ . Price reduced—# rooms - bath brick home with 2 it. Good HOME 
MART Waterford Twp. Ranch type home ment, rec. room 
in bemt. Large liv- 
ares, attrac 46402 or MULTIPLE LISTING 
  Located in Drayton Pisins — 
      
West Rutgers Practically 
  John Irwin Bince 1928 
  
  
Indian Village North   
type bungalow— with —nat-——— ee _ rooms and ‘ 
ural fireplace Needs some basement and 1 
inishing. Call to- : Priced $8,750.       
ee     A J 
3 ae __Huron Gardens _ bedroom heme 
will handle. . 
Lake Privileges - @ nice cool 2 bedroom Ped : 
west of Pontiac. Knotty : 
paneling, hardwood floors, 
221 BALDWIN AVE. GILES REALTY CO. - "OPEN #0 FE 5-617   
“ $1,500 DOWN. 
~ prt . Bereencda giassed =. roams 
“in select ieiion. Oe of home indeed 
better hurry! 
-—-JNCOME 
Four apartments all rented 
    
FE 4-4516 ening 
BRAND NEW ; 
Zeautiful 3 bedroom ranch includ-   Lake. | with 
    
     
         
   
                 
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WEEE 4500.00 ee ed n, Plus Costs |-4 
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_Large Rooms © 
~ HICKORY LAWN _ site for ranch home, 1002350 and éry. 
MT. CLEMENS Mt. 
  
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CLARKSTON AREA 61,225 — Cost te you $2,275. 
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HOME & AUTO 
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List Thru Partridge   
  
Buy Thro Partridge 
_List Thru Partridge _   
   
    
    For Sale Farms 48) Tom Bateman 
ACREAGE 
Buy Thru Partridge ..   
    15% DISCOUNT 
20% DISCOUNT 
| 25% DISCOUNT 
Ask Fos: 
Bateman 
REALTORS FE 40528 271 8 Telegraph _—Eves. & Sun. 
  
FINANCE CO. 
  
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CONFIDENCE 
  
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lease. $3, an down. 
Balance (0 pet meeeed hunting | TEA FINANCE CO. *. 
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~~ Household Finance 
Corp. of Pontiac 
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| Kk. L. Templeton, Orchard , Ra. 
After 6, 2-0503 
if BOAT & TRAILER. 7% HP.   
      
    
    
      
      
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SAND OR CLAY + \ | eet CARLAND 0! RD, 2205 ny, V-8 motor ere, MP 8, i} SPEED 48 to "$4 Chevies. ea 
We deliver. Pit Se a ea! eee Ra. Between Burne | $150. | Roger's “agr & Services 
* Pet and Duck ee, ere. oe — : maboes v c AMBLER — 
“| pees $61. eons 4. : uto ss Specialists s 4295 8. : ? ae ‘ 1000 5. ig Pr ve, Birmingham 2-9685 
=F OADING — —— RA) — gutety_siane tor aif care & srache- |e . N inst 'S3 CHEVROLET. . Me. OS ck |S -pryMOUTH WHEN PUSHBUT. | sours PONTIAC 
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in Sic it cae | Sines HURON MTR. SALES Bik Dollar. oe agg 4 and Beater. it > 
aes Wate WALKS big cond | Cam a Bt OCises or MAple Sidi * : 
if, oe _— oh wo Sete 708 ie | Ga PONTIAC EXECUTIVE Cams| North Chevrolet-Co-———— 
spear ‘Ciutat Co. BR a Orion Motor S Sales a el 
1000 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingha® sopo.mMERCURY 
  
  
  
  
  
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For Sale Motorcycles 8&3    ‘96 ALL STA 
condition.   
    
  
1951 Buick readmaster. PW. Dyne- 
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HOUGHTEN & SON a   
  
      
  
   
              
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Aii|~ For Sale Bicycles 4 aa FOR 1000 8. Woodward Ave. B   
  
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nee FE 82740 ‘st 22 AUBERN OPP SAGINAW —] 
“ Bost, & Asewaio_ 8 FOR J SOR FREE TOR: ys) SEAABE” BoOwouy “Chia WeNneeD. || ~ Buy With Warranted | 
2 BOATS ALL EADY, FOR BAG: | TECH AS ae ear S| ores | MORE Ae-BU af on see ever ° = .Sae oat fadle i | 
— a. oe i for. $e. or gor Some | Bud Sheiton Motor Sales =| naw ata Tea saxing. Only $1,948 | _ ROOM : 
sl Cor Au mee. ‘Siete eer - Farag ANBPO Sie North Papeaded On ; 
Open Evenings—Please | 10 8. Weotward Ave. Birminstem| = OUR STOCK’S. Where You See the | 
Pier? _| parceevacer seoareaes | PILING. |. - ! 
“DEMOS AND —month.| eee | Ae a —— 
| SKY |“OK" Trademark | cf M 
BOB FROST INC. HIGH . SOLD ONLY BY CHEVROLET DEALERS 
iv p ' (0.5. 10), Bham. s boat, windshield, steering 389 Banter f i. 
&| Sheet and controls. 40 hp M _____ Mi. 6004 
a 4 taller. Price gst. OR = : C ASH   
  
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  Siler 3:30 & (oove ‘Pre neg AT re Bats nore tat top 
if cuRis CRAPT PLYWOOD EIT) “NS. )-orem EWY 49 WILLYS. 
eater, Pa rain es STATION WAGON SN Ti 
iv DUMPRY, WINDSHTELD SHTELD hg Auto Brokers : Cw Good year 11res 
#P- utwater_motor. Used | oe” ; SA © 3 ’ - Available on all '53-'56 Models 
epee. Cometels - S06. OR Wy, St, FE 4-0i0e. see Seovveten S-aner ie + ~~ SL FORD. | Se ee ea si | 
eal | Make ein Saar en eae atte res ik Mane woms. To CHOOSE FROM! Hee YT | $250 ~~ Lifetime Car Guarantee | 
Tights, cover, air horn. 1627 Dix MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS $1 STUDEBAKER on all ’51-’57 models as long as you own the car. | 
ie LYMAN CONEER, 3 MER, oak a IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Eo LI aay Ping ir ! | 
Mploting & trees. 600, HM | OUT OF STATE DEALS =| pon, 4 BETTER DEAL, 
ean ne MESS | ern, nt a i) Cadillac vz Mercury ||NorthSide 641 Oakland Ave. 
FE. #2131. a be Mt SEDAN 
-|7# GARWOOD INBOARD BOAT THE HIGH LLAR H ASKINS |: heater, tor phwer, eer a sal $450 '56 CHEVROLET Bel Air. Sport Sedan ag S795 
2 OR : Z fi ata a nen ca Pai povg, im Ba a oh VROLET : ‘$3 CHEVROLET. 1} +56 BUICK F Cinders ticthen. apreglre $2095 
MALE CEaNAR terme For Sale Housetrailers 78 “engi, "cover, tratter, & skis. MA| Hwy I. VAN NN WELT - CHEVRO oO Olds - ; 705 Radio. & Heater, _Drnafiow, ga ss 
ee —cex|__Hutehinson’s Annual |~__22FT. OWENS | - a tOeltind Cooety’s | a ri eer ta woe. 4 WOICK '56 NASH Rambler Station Wagon ....... .$1745 
Ban Shepherd pups, $10. 8 wks. July D Discount Sale’ | A a rig Neeupoee,metaaine | .k Used Truck, “Paris. eat ee ee ae ce ee > ee | op CHEVROLET 2 2Doer "210". . pielouiyaaen $295 : 
‘talaee PARA . SINGING DETROITER "= essay asle seats, Siete’ huge “pum. back : “gE Sie Aah “tan — ee eee at 155 Ford $1295 . Seite moan tard we nat So goer - 
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+ pei . fap. | as ; CADILLAC 0 3, ONE OWN- ‘pene joule & heater, s. 7 cake ans ee oa $1595 
= : er ar dans Seeeveeesesr+1res .$ 845 
Heater. IVORY       
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8 = Ft) Seen . ee Pup IE wry. of ae r ; A 1 GEAR 1 54.6) Olds ‘4 MI MERCURY 132 CHEVROLET r 4 Door Dehine & oe 445 
oe ate ae nanan, Te "Bob Hutchinson SALE = Eyaramecs, Cor enka, se | 495 ane Bester, sore ae oe oe 
| Mobile Homes Sales, Inc. | 
1957, CHEV. 'S3Buitk | SS MERCURY — South Side 211 s Saginaw: 4 eas 
  
  
      
    
          Oatiend ce 4301 Dixie Highway 
abowsreneD Tov Fox TER: 3 XFORD TRAILER |°2 tw ee $1 
ER whoa eerie, ee | | |S CHEVROL Sport Cos 
.* i I ‘cael le toa ane tan Garden. : th V. aa a 6 SHEVROLET te 8 : ont s Gone Fe cas 
_ gers ayes ean ene eet cere es| | Sea apa 2 mm aot "pe nese ec et wei}. SLAYB. ; Saas | eh oad 9 a fae cheseta | courtast CARS__|_ feat eorenn fans 55 MERCURY ‘55 CHEVROLET Bel Air. kir, 4 Door wo 2- $1295 | 
ROPICAL WISE, Aiz. PEF SHOP cccnoren per, een ba : a jot |. See adie. Heater... ie SNES adel aa 
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70| sj testa tres yaw tines (renniric SAVINGS (| ‘53 Chevrolet | I | 4 CHEVROLET. 20 2De0e 21 210. “aang 1118 SS | 
oncnann onove xex! Sn doris orant Fu sie AVAGONS—CONVERTS os Sed | BSEANGRIS * [55 WILLYS &Door . mee Tae 
‘ runways, = 2 For POE gto ; Auto. ‘Transmission, IVORY & BL! cae 
__ Customiins 8 4 a 225 a Pordomatic, 736 PONTIAC © ay 4°53. CHEVROLET 4Door 210 psi $ et. 
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have been under test at Mont- e Bie ES mes * ; gomery for “two or three weeks,” ee 
but that samples * . 
‘ a ‘ * = if } 2 + = Democratic fund-raising affair in net ens — =, tele-| fight — $50 to $75 each, 
In the tests, the spokesman said : a a eS ‘films... about $500 in all. 
h volunteers x ; Be oe : ’ uman re injected Xu The officeholders, plus four Olson won the regular “The ‘honest’ ones you don’t with the = << oe tthe State Supreme | _OF%tY Cleo ne. ‘ weekly intervals to determine how (we hesitate to say “permanent’)| bribe-——— you just buy__pretty — 
much resistance they have devel- ) Be oe ee ee Bente. Ceningi|300 48 gal singer on NBC's “Band-|gifts for them.” 
form of “antibodies” | , Se | ill be the: se cay Use __| Bills are nicer than people, — , 
eats tion at a picnic sponsored by the Lapy’ - |wecording to Bette, who’s had aia 
. ) , é ; [Oakland County Democratic Com-| ABC-TV has its first afternoon|her back broken, her right BETTE is Me meee Sue Som tipo te €ny\ Y . ee ee St \show set to go . - » “Lucky Lady.” shoulder dislocated and her chest torn open. |). ger : : starring . 
the fiu itself as a result, because an x ee ee, eae Sept ead Viglen Gee * * * : ae ae « 
: oe sang 8 1g “4 B nes. iy weg oe ear gry el . |. «people are morbid. They come to see blood — they don’t|t0e—@) Big Payotf. (4) (Color) 
ghee ef ~ arming oo sores Wk Tad ta te tee oom CBS sportscaster Herman Hick-| ate Whose. Bulls are honest. ssn white © ~ 5 ES ; j — Pie ‘i hi a ia Z a (SR ny nancial re oure | fF man Peg SN Ch ORE to Pre i : ae re not de itt i. es ti ee tt ep 3 asa 0 2) Bob | a: . as nightie 
Rescue Injured Man NN are ee Eisenhower's “Citizens Advisory) «when you get caught on a horn and are tossed 10 feet |2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. 
Fn lit } . + * ee a ee te et ne APM) in the alr, i net very funny. But peopleve auched (58 &) Dehier Day. (0) Queen ANSWER: Various American Ingian tribes carved totem poles, Phil Rizzuto has taken over Hick-| When I landed sitting down. peta Day. (9) Fun With Food. 
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forthe Interstate System "The Federal-Aid Sidbons-Ate-ed 1956 -has given to the people of the 
United States the greatest road building program’ in history. Men of 
  4 "We're still scratching the surface 
{of the atom. We're still probing. 
|seores of mysteries’ ‘associated | oe 
[with its — « cee] 
_| Hood was something completely 
“new in-a fission- bomb. It was tel 
“twork- of the —brilliant-Dr:—Edward 
Teller, father of the H-bomb that: 
this new bomb could compactly! 
sand efficiently fuse, in all prob: | 
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~|Hoed involved new 
ried aloft by a modest balloon, 
Hood set the desert at Yucca Fiat 
away, scorched reporters and cam- 
eramen 13 miles aWay, created bee} 
ungodly and. long-lived light that | 
illuminated the Western United 
States from here to Oregon and) 
down to Mexico—and which was 
iseen by a United Airlines pilot’ 
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  vision have planned the Nationat System of-interstate and-Defense 
Highways as a legacy to future generations for the unlimited progress 
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