Get Your Umbrellas 
—Rain’s on the Way 
       
‘** & * & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
    
  
  CABINET OFFICIALS — Postmaster General 
Arthur E.- Summerfield (left) and-Secretary of 
Defense. Charles, ...Wilson. were photographed Special to The Pontiac Press by AP Wirephoto 
. chatting at a Michigan delegation caucus this 
morning at the Republican National Convention 
in San Francisco, _ ee ee 
  
But State GOP Must Work 
‘Cobo Can - By ROBERT B. TARR 
Managing Editor, Pontiac Press 
- SAN FRANCISCO — Defense Secre- 
tary Charles E. Wilson told Michigan 
delegates to the Republican Conven-< 
tion yesterday: 
1. That his esteem and confidence 
for sen President continues to increase 
after three and a half 
years; ~ 
2. Vice President Nix- 
on has his unqualified 
support; 
3. He believes Michi- 
gan  Republidans can 
elect Albert Cobo gover- 
nor if they work at it, 
4. And he probably 
will take little active part 
in the coming campaign 
because he believes the office of na-   
  tional defense “should be above and. 
beyond eee ee : . 
* 
Wilson ‘id pert E. Summerfield, 
postmaster general, attended a cau- 
cus of the Michigan delegation yes- 
terday noon. 
“IT am- devoted to President 
Eisenhower because I believe fully 
in his policies and his philosophy. 
I have utmost confidence in his 
t experience in national affairs 
and his ability in organizing people 
for the jobs to be done. After three 
and a half years my esteem and 
condence | in him has continued to: 
increase.” 
Speaking of defense matters, Wilson 
said differences within the depart- 
ment had been exaggerated and add- 
ed “We are 
we are a peace loving people. Through 
our strength we hope to preserve 
peace, even an uneasy peace, long 
enough to permit men of good will to 
establish a lasting peace. That is our 
purpose.” 
Touching upon the importance of 
electing the right men,.to state 
offices, he said: “I once told Mr. 
Cobo I hoped to call him governor 
>. gome day. I think if you get out 
and work you can elect him gover- 
nor of Michigan this fall. It is very 
important that you have a good 
working mane? in- your legisla- 
ture.” 
. Phen the. defense secretary added 
this. observation: “I am an old sales- 
man and an old engineer. 
had a product to offer I talked a 
lot about it, and did not pay much at- 
tention to any inferior competition, making progress..in..the. 
. right direction. Our President knows 
When I. 
  Win’ -- Wilson But . remember I don't really know 
much about this business of politics.” 
SPECIFIES STEPS : 
Commenting further on the Defense 
Department he stressed that all big 
' jobs must depend on people and or- 
ganization. He specified four impor- 
tant .steps: 
1° Clarify the problems; 2. Fix re- 
sponsibility; 3. Simplify organization; 
4. Avoid too. much concentration of 
stupidity. 
His endorsement of Vice Presi- 
dent Nixon came in reply to a 
question from the floor. He said: 
. “T have a great admiration for the 
vice president. I have watched him 
closely for the past three and a half 
years and I know nothing bad 
about him whatever. I am for him.” 
- Asked if he planned to take Much 
part_in_the coming campaign, Wilson- 
said: “I don’t think so. I believe the 
defense of the natiori should always 
be above and beyond partisan politics. 
Whether we are dealing with either 
party we want to sell defense on its 
own merits.” 
* * *. 
On the matter of better pay and 
other inducements for men in service 
he said progress is being made and the 
rate of re-enlistment is going up. 
“I have always believed in treating 
people right and in presenting the 
proper incentive to good service.” 
Sen. Charles E. Potter, spoke briefly 
and revealed that Vice President Nixon 
has invited him to make one of the 
seconding speeches for Nixon’s nomi- 
nation. 
“I greatly admire our vice presi- 
dent and I am honored to make 
such a seconding speech,” Potter 
said. “Aside from our . personal 
friendship, I believe Dick Nixon is 
‘the best qualified man for the job.” 
Summerfield stressed the impor- 
tance of the coming election, saying it 
will take four more years to complete 
the overall program of the adminis- 
tration. “And in four more years 
America will be in position to enter the 
_ greatest period of prosperity we have 
ever known,” he said. 
But he stressed that “we will win no 
election in Washington; The election 
must be won in the — towns 
’ and counties of our sta’ 
x * * 
Frank Millard, general counsel of 
the army, and. David Kendall, assis- 
tant secretary of the treasury, also 
were introduced at the caucus.   
No SRO at Teles 
SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — 
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Pefition Asks 
Howard Moore | 
Sanity Hearing Find Tire lron in Field; 
Checking It for Possible 
Prints, Bloodstains 
A petition requesting a 
sanity test for Howard W. 
Moore, accused rape-slayer 
of three-yéar-old Martha 
Little, was issued today at       
    
cutor’s office by Moore's 
attorney, Carl Ingraham of 
Birmingham. 
Prosecutor Fred Ziem 
said the petition asked that 
the Circuit Court fix a time 
and place and appoint two 
physicians to conduct the 
examination. 
“The court will probably sign 
the order tomorrow, It is up to 
them to set the time and 
iiake “tie “arrange” Ser 
said, 
Meanwhile, another pew de- 
velopment in the mardet was the 
finding of a tire iron. in a field 
near Lake Orion yesterday, 
Det, Jack Davis, of the Oakland 
County Sheriff's Department, said 
the iron would be given a thorough 
icheck for any possible bloodstains. 
He said it would be almost im- 
possible to find any fingerprints 
on the iron since it apparently had 
been outside too long. _ . 
Davis was also planning to show 
the iron to some local automobile 
dealers in hopes of : determining 
what type of a car it would nor- 
mally be wed with. * a 
Moore once maintained that he 
used a tire iron to kill the girl, 
but no such instrument had ever 
been found anywhere near the In- 
Moore had confessed to the mur- 
der following the discovery of the 
girl's body, but later changed his 
mind saying hé didn't think he 
was capable of =. an act, 
Ingraham was appointed by the 
court to defend the former furnace 
repairman following an arraign- 
ment in Cireuit Court at which he 
stood mute, 
  
Sen. Jenner to Lead 
Objections If Needed; 
Nixon Indifferent 
f.. 
; By JOHN CHADWICK — 
SAN. FRANCISCO uw — Deter- 
mined objections apparently stood 
in the way today of Harold E. 
Stassen'g request to address the 
Republican National Convention 
before it nominates a sie choad 
dential_eandidate—___— 
> * * 
“He will not get the chance to 
talk”, said Sen. William Jenner of 
Indiana, “If no one else objects, I will, id 
Rep. Joseph Ww, Martin Jr. of 
Massachusetts, chairman of the 
convention, said he had heard 
    
  CROWD CHEERS FOR IKE—Carrying Ike 
signs, a big crowd presses in on‘the St, Francis 
Hotel after breaking through police lines to catch 
a glimpse.of President Eisenhower after be ar-   AP Wirephote 
rived in San Francisco yesterday. The President 
came to the hotel after his flight from Washing- 
ton. The crowd chanted for Ike, cheering wildly 
on nls arrival, 
Solons Opposing 
Stassen Speech. !     
By ROGER LANE 
SAN. -ERANCISCO- 
after his arrival, Detroit Mayor! 
Albert E, Cobo was hustled today 
ference with President Eisenhower 
and a spotlighted role at the Re- 
publican National Convention, 
Shortly befdre  Cobo's -plane 
touched down at San Francisco 
International Airport, Elsenhow- 
er’s staff announced that Cobo 
was one of eight persons on the 
President's Wednesday morning 
appointment list. - ; 
- Cobo’s visit was scheduled for 
1:15 p.m, (EST). 
The Detroit chief executive, Re- 
publican hope to break the guber- 
natorial teriure of Democrat G. 
Mennen Williams after eight years, 
received a rousing welcome at the 
airport last night. — 
SHOUTING WELCOME 
Nearly 100 delegates, alternates 
and delegation guests from Michi- 
are with “Cobo” imprinted in 
"at a news conference, Cobo said AB Hours 
by. Michigan backers toward.a-con-|. 
needed to complete the $700,000 
ard Michigan Backers Seek Spotlight Role 
for Mayor Cobo at Frisco Convention National ‘Committeeman cit. 
ford ..O'Sublivan- and deka  Fel-- 
‘keas, state chairman, greeted 
Cobo as he stepped from the 
plate. “They escorted him “to 
a downtown hotel adjacent to 
Michigan delegation headquar- 
Before Cobo arrived, O'Sullivan 
promised that a ‘very prominent” 
role in the convention's last two 
days would be carved out for him. 
He said efforts to get Cobo into Hruit-of these efforts; which © suie launched three days ago ase soon as 
ais: -vinit—was-ansuved;-=o 6.2 
The date- with Eisenhower was 
the first; and perhaps foremost, 
livan refused to detail. It was clear 
that he and Feikeng hoped some- 
how to get Cobo before the tele- 
vision “cameras, possibly with 
Eisenhower, or at least with Vice 
President Nixon. 
The Republican strategists see 
in such maneuvers a high poten-- 
  the convention spotlight were 
  
the green light last night 
in the north end of the cit 
cant Court to intervene in the* 
mtit ‘ommended relocation of the yard case by presenting “the 
city’s side of this problem 
on the issue of necessity.” 
In the suit filed last week, Grand 
Trunk officials asked the court to 
determine necessity of the project 
and the amount of compensation 
to be paid to owners of two half- 
acre lots on Walton boulevard 
The commissioners have sty-   
Pontiac City Attorney William A. Ewart was given 
by the City Commission to 
step into the Grand Trunk Railway condemnation suit 
filed to force acceptance of an industrial suppers y (Continued on Page 41, Col. 0   
Pontiac OKs Intervention 
in Grand Trunk Yard Suit Teele President 
T ‘Arrives on Coat | | 
for Nomination ‘Unanimous ‘Team’ Vote 
Almost Certain Despite 
Rumble From Stassen’ 
By JAMES LEE 
~SAN FRANCISCO (INS) 
—-Strongly united and ag- 
gressively confident Repub- 
licans nominate President 
Eisenhower and Vice Presi- 
ident Nixon today as second 
‘term leaders of a crusade 
for a “brighter tomorrow.” 
catastrophe as the . 
Francisco earthquaké and 
fire of 50 years ago could 
prevent the naming of the 
Eisenhower-Nixon ticket at 
mammoth Cow Palace late 
But Harold E, Stassen, whose 
penetrate the bedlam of “Ike and 
'Dick” enthusiasm, refuses to con- 
jcede defeat in his attempt to deny 
the 43-year-old Californian a re- 
peat performance as Eisenhower's 
running mate, 
Stassen seeks a last-minute ap- 
_peintment in the ‘presidential 
suite at the St. Francis Hote) . 
where tke hag taken active com- 
mand of GOP strategy for the 
coming battle with the Deme- 
crate, whose taunts have stirred 
the chief executive to what, his 
aides, say, ls open anger, 
The White House disarmament 
adviser also has demanded an op- 
Nixon Flies to His Dad   
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The commission unanimously passed a resolution in-| 
structing Ewart to petition the Oakland County Circuit anne at the Listed as ‘Critically tl’ 
SAN FRANCISCO i? — Vice 
vised his father is critically 1 af 
Whittier, Calif.. made reserva- 
tions to fly te Los Angeles today. 
This meant cutting eee 
  
lta the southwest of the suggested site. This would permit the city 
to proceed with its road program, 
city officials point out, 
AWAITING REPORT 
Commissioner Floyd P. Miles, 
who moved the adoption of the res- 
olution, said: 
bring suit against the city, we 
have a definite interest in it.” 
City Manager Walter K, Will- 
man is awaiting a report from a 
railroad planning expert hired 
by the city to study the pros- 
pects of the two sites being con- 
sidered for the railroad yard, 
The 3,000 by 300 foot yard 
planned for an area south of Wal- 
ton boulevard, north of the rail- 
    } Ewart: was.further. authorized. te: 
present to the court the city’s rec-   ‘ley and Baldwin, “Although it doesn’t) 
road's belt line, .and-between Stan-; Convention, which today 
for vice president. 
  
effort to the convention floor, 
But because there is a vast un- 
willingness among the policy-mak- 
ers of the convention to allow a 
Stassen blast to blow even a minor 
breeze of disharmony through the 
Cow Palace, he appears doomed 
to failure. 
* * * 
Top spokesmen said this is true 
despite Nixon's own wish that Stas- 
ste be gan ouey tamer: See 
theard, 
MAY BLOCK STASSEN 
Convention Chairman Joseph W. 
Martin Jr, said he ‘would submit 
Stassen’s request to the delegates, 
But Martin pointed out that it 
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cheers from — Francisco last night. Mamie is carrying a 2 
AP Wirephote. 
roses as she bouquet of 
  acknowledges 
the crowd that greeted him at the airport on‘his arrival in San 
promised to the city hy the end 
August, he added. 
luded by saying that he 
‘cold weather” the entire 
will add 557 parking 
in the city, would be com- 
largest lot, which will supply 
spaces, will be at Lafayette- E is bai Wayne-Pine-Jacokes. At the lot 
west of Cass, running from ‘West 
Lawrence to West Pike, 148 stalls 
will be furnished. The third lot to 
supply 81 spaces, will be on Law- 
  Starlings Again! 
Can Anyone Help 
Solve the Plague? 
For the second time in two 
“There’s no known cure any 
more than there is for pigeons,” 
Willman told the commissioners. 
    
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*ebs oeeen Bobb Tarr at Convention   
} sented by & convention this size: r By ROBERT B. TARR 
Managing Editor, Pontiac Press 
SAN FRANCISCO — If you are out of doors about midafternoor 
here, you may feel a fine rain on your face, but you can see no rain. 
It's: San Francisco's traditional. fog which appears. with astounding 
regularity. 
* * * 
Understand there are 48 fog horns on the’ bay and they blow 
continuously without disturbing the fog one iota, But the fog has 
= _dtsuses....Natives.say.ii.compensates-for_lack of rain at this time. 
* re. ae 
Sports fans will be interested in.a.special ground rule at Alcatraz. 
When a player belts one over the-fence he is automatically out— 
and that's not what you think. Another kind of ground rule says 
that when you're in there you're really in for keeps. _ 
Sen. William Knowland, In his address as temporary chairman, 
perhaps set the pace for the coming campaign when he said: 
“ft is to reason and sense of fairness we wish to appeal, and 
not to narrow prejudice or bitter partisan passions.” 
es * * 
High up in the vaulted ceiling of the convention hall hang flags 
the states, impressive in their color and history from the starred 
? of 
cross of the old Confederacy to the Golden Bear of California. 
Aside from the flags the predominate colors of the decorations 
are blue and green, a concession to the temperamental taste of her 
electronic majesty, the teleyision. 
If you hear someone behind you urging “just one more” don’t 
look for the ice and mixer. They are probably not drinking, 
but taking pictures. - Flash bulb flashes go off continually in @ 
prolonged Independence Day-like demonstration. The Assoct- 
ated Press and other wire services are moving an unbelievable 
load of pictures from the special transmitters in the Cow 
Palace to all parts of the nation. 
* * * 
Getting pictures of converition personalities is quite simple. You 
just make guesses of where they might be at certain times, then 
try and get your photographer at all places at once. But the AP 
newsphotographers, who have taken the pictures you see in the 
Press are doing a bang-up job under the difficult conditions pre- 
x * * : Many of the special writers whose columns appear in the 
Press are here, of course, Discovered Earl Wilson and his 
«wife in the Fairmont Lobby and David Lawrence has a seat In 
the press section two rows in front of me. 
i * * * 
When we came back from Convention Hall this evening we had 
to.go around two blocks to get to our hotel, Most of San Francisco 
had the streets around Union Square blocked waiting for the Presi- 
-| dent and his party. They roared in with much noise and a loud 
welcome from the crowd about 7:30. Ike and the missus rode in 
an open car and the President waved heartily and beamed with 
the infectious smile which has helped make him so popular. 
* * . : 
Mayor Cobo, Republican candidate for the top spot in the 
state next fall, arrived later In the evening, with a large dele- 
gation’ of Michigan people going by bus to the airport to greet 
his party. 
* * * 
Newspaper men and women are guests of the Union League arid 
Press Club tonight: for a reception and judging by the crowd in the “ 
"| ‘building and the press room in which this is being written, papers 
across the nation must be using scant crews this week Everybody 
appears to be right here. 
x. * * 
But then, we do outnumber delegates by a wide majority. With 
about 3 or 4 reported to watch every. delegate, alternate and party Newsmen Are Everywhere New Milk Strike 
Threat Looms — | 
Price Farmers Want 
-Would Hike Consumer 
Cost One Cent a Quart 
The threat of another milk strike 
lodmed over the Pontiac area to- 
day as farmers” who_supply 
day voted to halt deliveries if a 
price increase demand is not met 
by Sept. 1. 
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Members of the Michigan Milk 
Producers Assn. rejected a $5.25 
per hundred weight offer for milk 
suggested by their own sales com- 
mittee, and demanded a boost to 
Their present contract, which ex- 
pires Aug. 31, calls for $5 per hun- 
dred weight. 
A MMPA spokesman sald this 
demand, if met, would mean a 
cent a quart increase in the 
present price of milk in Pontiac 
and Detroit aras.. 
Supplies of milk in Pontiac and 
throughout most of the eastern half 
of the state reached a critical 
stage in early spring during a nine- 
day strike. 
There were some instances of 
milk dumping and .minor picket 
line violence before a $5 price was 
agreed on. 
Glenn Lake of North Branch, 
president of the MMPA, told the 
farmers “‘if we are forced to strike, 
the milk must be withheld.” 
Spokesmen for the farmers said 
the rising cost of living, the steel 
strike and increased production 
cost all made the new price nec- 
Pssary. 
Rolland Brendle of South Lyon, 
Fair Share Bargaining Assn. pres- 
ident for Michigan Dairy Farmers, 
Inc., said he would ask locals of 
strike. The Fair Share group, an 
independent organization represent- 
ing 8,000 farmers, was active in 
last spring’s strike. 
* * * 
The Fair Share Milk Bargaining 
Assn., an offshoot of the original 
fair share group and headed by 
former unionist Homer Martin, 
will hold a rally Aug. 30 at Romeo 
recommending a $5.50 price-mini- 
munr, 
Tunisians Cheer. Nasser 
TUNIS  — Shouting crowds ac- 
claimed Egyptian President Nas- 
ser today on the arrival of Egypt's 
first ambassador to the newly in- 
dependent state of Tunisia. The 
ambassador, Ali Kamel -Fehmi, 
told reporters: ‘I feel at home 
here. Really. we- are a - single 
people.” — stn ' .     official you should know what's cooking. Anyway, we're trying. 
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milk here and to Detroit “yéster“ 
his group to support the MMPA|the PLATFORM ADOPTED 
The nominees hoist their stand- 
ard_from a ‘‘brighter tomorrow” 
platform adopted yesterday 
pledging the GOP to tax cuts, 
peace guaranteed by America’s 
atomic-age strength, and full par- 
farmer. 
The platform was adopted aft- er the delegations were stirred to 
‘voiced a ringing warning 
against the pitfalls of complacency. 
DEWEY TAKES ROSTRUM 
The same warning. will be heard 
party’s “voice 
Dewey of New York, who ad- 
dresses the convention just before 
the nominations; 
Dewey, as the GOP 
tial nominee, lost to Franklin D. 
Roosevelt in 1944, and though 
overwhelmingly favored, Was 
= 
Ike's dfamatic arrival in San 
Francisco_last night signaled «the 
start of a slashing, vigorous on- 
slaught against the Democrats 
whose aftacks.on him and his ad- 
ministration are said to have goad- 
ed him into a political fury unique 
in his experience. 
floor of the. St.. Francis Hotel, the 
president is deep in battle plans. 
His target is the Democratic ticket 
terday when the chief executive 
and the first lady arrived from 
  ity" in the market place for the)|*’ 
~peqshoulder for another four years.the} 0 
Martin-A.-Salvner. y caucus this morning. Left to WILSON AT MICHIGAN CAUOUS—Secretary 
of Defense Charles Wilson is flanked by a group 
of Michigan people as he attended the Michigan 
right: Arthur 
  
his callers to look at him, listen 
to him, and judge for themselves 
whether he is sffong enough to 
he led the GOP to its first Whit 
House victory in 24 years. 
There. was no denying the con- 
vention got a tremendous lift from 
Ike’s arrival a full day earlier than 
scheduled. 
But the Cow Palace rang with 
The 82 - year - old ex - president, 
straight and sturdy as a California 
redwood, called upon the party to 
lead the nation through the perils 
of the age with a “resounding dec- 
laration of the principles of Amer- 
ican life.” 
Martin’s address as permanent 
chairman, a steamwinder of its 
kind, called the Republicans the 
“salesmen of the future,” but 
sternly warned against the pitfalls 
of complacency, which he said, has 
cost the party previous elections 
and might do so again. 
Pontiac Motor Exec 
Dies af Holly Home 
Pontiac Motor Division executive 
Ralph W. Leighton, 5t, was found 
dead last night in the back yard 
of his home at 415 LeGrand St., 
Holly; with a ‘gun near by. It is 
believed he fell or suffered a heart 
attack. 
A long time resident of the Pon- 
tiae area, Leighton was born in 
Petersham, Massachusetts, but 
moved with his family to Michigan 
at an early age, He attended high 
school in Pontiac and first joined 
the Pontiac Motor Division in 1916. 
Beginning at the Pontiac Motor 
factory, he was later assigned to 
positions in Pontiac sales offices in 
Milwaukee, Oklahoma City, Oak- 
positions with Chevrolet, Buick and 
Oldsmobile divisions of General 
Motors, During World War II, he 
was with the Packard Rolls Royce 
Engine Division. 
In 1948 he was appointed car 
distribution manager at Pontiac. 
In 1952 he was named assistant to 
the general sales manager and in 
1954 director of national car dis-   
'L. Leighton, who also hold posi- 
“Itions at Pontiac Motor; and a sis- 
ter, Mrs. Elsie Smith of Clarkston. 
been set at this time. 
Milford Driver Hurt   
in 
  
  
  |meeting last night. * 8 
Funeral arrangements have not s 
When Car Overturns |<" The Day in Birmingham   
BIRMINGHAM — Progress on 
three new elementary schools in 
the south of Birmingham area was 
noted at the Board of Education 
* 
Bids were received and turned 
over for study to school architects 
for Greenfield School, which is to 
stand on West Greenfield north of 
13. Mile Road. 
Pontiac Deaths   
  
Word has been received of the 
death of Martin A. Salvner, 75, of 
Saginaw, president of the Homade 
Food Shop from 1943 until he re- 
tired in 1951, He had been with 
the company 32 years. 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Friday 
in the Gugels Funeral Home, Sagi- 
naw, west side. 
  
Pfe. James U. Spires 
A prayer service will be held at 
8 p.m, today in the Huntoon Fu- 
neral Home for Pfc. James U. 
Spires, 18, of 90 Francis St, 
The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. 
Thursday. in the First Church of 
God with the Rev. H. Eugene Ram- 
sey officiating. Burial will follow in 
Roseland Park Cemetery, 
Members of the Michigan Nation- 
al Guard will serve as pall bearers. 
Honorary bearers will include Mi 
Walker, Kénneth Nichols, G 
Brinkman, Larry Henley, Gene 
Pierce, LeRoy Crow and Leon 
Polley, 
Pfc. Spires was killed instantly at 
Camp Grayling Sunday when he 
was crushed by the turning tur- 
ret of a tank he was helping to 
check. He was a Pontiac National 
uardsman. 7) 
  
William Wallington 
Service for William Wallington, 
80, of 117 Putnam St. was held 
yesterday afternoon at the Walker 
Funeral Home, Gaylord with bur- 
ial in the Fairview Cemetery. He 
died Saturday in Pontiac General 
Hospital. 
Mr. Wallington, a carpenter, was 
born July 1, 1876, the son of Joseph 
and Farah Dickman Wallington 
and married to the late Ida Hil- 
liker, 
He is survived by a brother, 
Peter of Gaylord. 
S/Sgt. L. L. Wright 
S/Sgt. Lawrence Lee Wright, 25, 
stationed at the U.S. Air Force 
Kinross Base, in the Upper Pe- 
ninsula, died suddenly from in- 
accident near Sault Ste. Marie yes- 
terday morning. He was dead on 
arrival at the hospital there. © 
Born. here on April 10, 1931, he 
was the son of Jesse L. and Laura 
Daughety Wright of 90 W. Cornell 
SS. 
  A graduate of Pontiac High’ 
School, he entered service in 
*| May 1948. At the time of hi¢ 
death, he was with the 433th 
Fighter Squad. 
Besides. his parents, he leaves 
a son, Lee Allan Wright of Cali- 
fornia; a sister, Caroline J. Wright 
of Pontiac; two brothers, A. Floyd 
Funeral Home until 
  Board Notes Progress 
lof Three Area Schools - 
struction will start soon, 
Bids for the school which will be 
on the northeast corner of the high 
school site, were approved Aug. 
--|11 at a special meeting. . nme | "Board meant ets also approved wissen 
concrete details ‘for cottage 
schools across from Pierce 
‘School, plans for a radio work- 
shop room at the 
and several salary changes. 
Evergreen Sewage Disposal Author- 
ity met in Birmingham and pro- 
ceeded with details on allocating 
costs of the proposed sewage treat- 
ment plant extension and intercep- 
tor drains. , 
Percentage points took the fo- 
cus in the discussion of what each 
of the four municipalities will 
in the multimillion dolldr project * * «* 
‘City Manager Harold K. Schone 
continues to familiarize himself 
with Birmingham City manager- 
ial procedures, studying especial- 
ly the active projects of the city. 
Asphalting began Monday on 
ithe eight block area bounded by 
|Pierce, Bates, 
street had been fixed earlier in 
the project being done by the A. 
& A. Asphalt Paving Co. 
The project is costing the city 
$45,778, or about $1.75 per 
aquare yard. The A, & A. firm 
won the job against five major 
asphalting companies. 
The Tony Angelo Construction Co. 
is also working on a paving project 
preliminary to the paving of a 
number of streets around Birming- 
ham which include Willits and 
Bird. Actual pouring of concrete 
will begin within 10 days. 
Arthur Louis Graviin 
Service for Arthur Louis Grav- 
  
Valuable Watch Stolen 
in Dodge State Park 
A watch valued at’ $115. was stol- 
    
  
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sy ae ’ July is the month of liberation|ed States, July 4, Venemela, July 
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fpeatown Street Parki ‘Meters, | ihrer LN he — ne Vv town. eae ar ing eters er TT] | — |sCaLURRUS. Oo um 1 The Payne) ¢ + ; waevawen | —~ \and RB47 jet bomber and recon- from Ciy) Manager adept + “ands ot” pley of at 35 Johnson St, which is being ¢ h Hes Hh ny ts Hy aR saldidak Gide Gil aur divivian| 7 
ee eee Hee ce the |purchased by Pontiac General Hos- ‘ ob fe ‘jhere tomorrow for. the i parking’ meters, city. pital for storage purposes during th Bae Bes OS or. exagrete 9) Hd) SAC bombing, reconnaissance and construction of the new —hospital Yf ee The firm, along with a repre. addition Fa navigation competition which be-' 
sentative of five on, oe - vm gins Friday. 
the private nameless street off Or- i In all 66 top~sac crews front| 
chard Lake avenue, had request-/ A warranty deed for the prop- vs G, bases throughout the United States 
led the commission approval of a/erty at 48 S. Parke St, from Fred ed \will fly out of Lockborne AFB /name. E. and Bertha E, Kirk was ac- es here in the weeklong competition. 
} | City Attorney William A. Ewart cepted and the clerk was author- ” aon Gee Similar flights are scheduled out 
mentioned the possible liability of home to make use of the property 1 ECCHK hee of Loring AFB, Maine, where 16 
the city if it entered into such|for Civic Center purposes. Bids 2 GHCARE 7 RB%6 and four BS2 crews will 
name-the-street policies, “fare due at 2 p.m, Sept, 4 / DUSFN sls ‘[operate. . 
The commission, meeting te The commissioners approved . GCANHE ok a) ‘ Target ‘cities will include Rich- 
take action on » 22-point agenda, | the. use of Murphy Park by the $ MYENO a a i a mend, Va., Montreal, Canada, and| also accepted a deed for three | Oakland County CIO Council for 7 DRESENO OE Ret Springfield, Mass. 
ston lots at 35-37 W. Lawrence St. and | ® Labor Day festival, ~ ee ee a BE Bios BGs es TE j Ey A 
favored the three-hour advance appreved the assignment ofa A resolution was passed author- Yesterday's answer: Sk 4 inch, alr, apan es rmy Goa 3 
only when downtown stores were lease and a prorated rent agree- izing Director of Finance Oscar e-24 clouds, sPiral, peste gt ; plaNe,. Naval Target to Be Cut | 
open. ment for the property. Eckman to request state approval © 1958 Wher's My Line. ine. glidE, Soor. at TOYO sid P 
Willman was also instructed to | Also approved was a land con-/of formulating the city employe Seed ta en cor cl ‘reply te the Oskland Fuel. and (tract for the-purchase of the home|pension plan with Social Security) “~~ ~~~ rn ee eee eee mou oat 4 Oe edaian : 
Paint Co, that: the elty_would lized to advertise for sale of the, ee ogy 7 Feutias vo- State Parks Increase - campers, , nearly a third morelair force but cut its: naval target, Cherleveix, Mich $7.40 € ; 
_——— iss me. 5 eae, > |than in 1950. _ |from 124,000 to 110,00 tons. . iar? 4 < Further action last night saw a| WASHINGTON — There are now, The naval reduction represents; Alpena, Mich. ........$6.25 | 
; /quit claim deed for 10 lots in Perry|2,020 State-park areas in the United) There are nearly 200 federal and |49,00 small obsolete landing ships Mackinaw City .......$8.25 QQ 
‘Park Subdivision No. 1 being/states. an increase of 18 per cent State penitentiaries, ‘reformatories, —totaling 14,000 tons—which the}. -Alferes One Wey _U. $. Tex Exire ;   l awarded to Steve Soditch. The lots|in the last five years. The na-|and prison camps in the nation,| Japanese plan to return to the’ 
,were purchased on a land contract. ition's State parks ‘are equipped|with a normal capacity of some/United States to save mainten-| 
No one in the audience wished to handle nearly : 200,000 overnight: ATS 000 prisoners, - ance costs, ! 
| to speak at a public hearing of a LL ee : 
intent to construct curb, gutter, 
grade, gravel, and related work 
on Clinton River drive from the 
east line of Rebert Herndon’s 
Pontiac Apartment Subdivision to 
the west line of lot 65 in the 
subdivision. The city assessor 
was authorized te prepare the 
special assessment roll on the 
preject and report te the com- 
mission next week, 
A public hearing will be aired 
then on the same work to be per- 
formed on Herndon and Salmer|_ 
avenues from Orchard Lake_ to 
‘Clinton River drive. ° 
tT Payments were established by) 
ithe commissioners on five other      HAVE THE 
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Hometown Folk 
Cheer Kefauver 
on His Return 
MADISONVILLE, Tenn, # — 
‘Sen, Estes Kefauver, the Demo- 
cratic vice presidential nominee, 
‘came home yesserday to a rousing 
[reception by some 5,000 persons 
‘trom the Republican strongholds 
lof Monroe County and east Ten- 
nesses. e*-* « | 
Party lines were erased, at least 
temporarily, as the crowd 
‘swarmed on the lawn of the Mon- 
Toe County Courthouse to hear the 
town’s most famous son deliver a 
short ‘“‘nonpolitical” address, 
Gay flags and bunting were i i i 
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Prior to the reception, he visited 
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The senator spent 55 minutes 
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Kefauver told his: reception au- 
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Tobacco Reaches Peak 
| CANBERRA—Australia imported )51 700,900 pounds of tobacco in 1955, 
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      se! MRS. MURIEL LAWRENCE): 
sed was injured in a ski 
like the situation one bit. 
Announcing Its concern over     
Jerry ‘Ann 
Simpson and. 
Millard Dean 
Squire were 
married in a     
_ Mrs. Filon 
Simpson of 
‘Orchard Lake 
road, and his 
parents are 
Mr. and Mrs. 
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of Voorheis 
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i: Pontiac’s Oldest Jewelry Store”   FE 2-7257 -inations- ‘eccented--witht white flow..Jowing a—honeymoon_in Northern. “erry Ann Sim pson Wed 
at Lady of Refuge Church 
Our Lady of Refuge Church was; Arlene Budnick of South Lyon, 
the setting for the wedding of Jerry niece of the bride, and Nancy Cog- 
Ann Simpson and Millard Dean | #28, sister of the bridegroom, wore | i he honor 
Squire. The Rev. Giles Bartol cele-) bebe ha —— They valle, 
brated the 11 o’clock Nuptial Mass pink bouquets. 
Saturday morning. Richard Kincaid, brother-in-law 
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. of the bride, served Miflard as 
Filon Simpson of Orchard Lake) best man. Ushers were Arthur 
road. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Coggins) | 
of Voorheis road are Millard’s par-| s 
At the reception, held at Vet- 
erans Memorial Hall in Keego Har- 
bor, Mrs. Simpson greeted -her 
guests wearing a gown of cham- 
jpagne colored lace over taffeta 
with white accessories and a cCor- 
- lsage of yellow carnations. 
nations. Her jewelry was a single * * 
Mrs. Coggins chose a dress of 
Mrs. Edward Hancock, sister of sapphire blue with tee acces- 
the bride, wore a ballerina-length sories for her son’s wedding. Her 
dress of pink lace over taffeta for|corsage was also of yellow carna- 
her duties of matron of honor. Her | tions. 
headpiece was of pink flowers and| _The couple will reside in their 
she carried a bouquet of blue car-|new home on Lakeside drive fol-   
ers. Michigan. 
  
  Feeney eee miles at tian Be Cautious of Tranguilizer Drigs the public’s use of them “for the 
relief of common anxiety, emo- 
danger.” 
fects’ full range, duration, medical 
these drugs for emotional illness 
carries with it an obligation for 
continuing appraisal and super- 
vision by physicians fully aware 
— So symptoms in- 
3 * * * 
Not content with this statement, 
terest it is to encourage our mis- “They have not been in use long 
enough to determine their side ef- 
significance. The prescribing of T eiked thé National Association 
view. In a special statement, its 
medical consultant, Dr. George 5. 
Stevenson, says to us: 
I have a comment of my own. 
In this world, tranquility is not 
ayailable for the: price of a doc- 
tor’s prescription. People who im- 
agine it is may have to make 
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| Successful Women’s Club 
By RUTH MILLETT | 
Let me tell you today about a 
group of women who have formed 
a club that has escaped the faults 
of most women’s clubs. 
When they formed their group 
these women were all fed up with 
big club meetings, business ses- 
sions, money wrangles, busy work, 
telephone committees, elaborate 
refreshments and parliamentary 
procedure. 
But they still felt the need of 
having a group of congenial 
-just—for-48- pleasure of -being 
together. 
So-they.fermed. a small__club, 
asking only those they wanted. 
They skipped asking anyone be- 
cause they ‘should.’ 
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week in a member's home. To keep 
Mthe meetings from being a dreaded   
   
                 
                                 
  
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|\Coming Events 
Larry L. Grover was honoree at 
,|held at the Proksch residence on |Has Pleasure as Sole Aim [Confections 
No Officers — No Dues — No Business Made With. *s 
Is Formula: for No Fights, No Fuss Artis 
. {chore for the hostess they agreed rtistry 
to serve nothing but coffee. 
They decided there would be no 
officers, no dues, no business, It’s 
just a planned sociable get-together 
‘on a certain day 
* * td 
These women met at 10:30 a.m., 
have a couple ef hours of good 
talk over their coffee and any who 
have time go on together to have 
lunch in a restaurant, 
_ The club has been flourishing 
for several years, with never a 
With plain old-fashioned gociabili- 
ty as their only aim, they've 
oe a group that.has as much 
fun together as a men's poker club. 
* * @ 
I'm passing on the formula be- 
cause so Many women write me 
‘that they are lonely but they don’t 
like women’s clubs. 
_If you don’t like the “typical” 
woman's club with its over-organj- 
zation, its lofty aims that are rare- 
ly accomplished, its time consum- 
ing reports and boring business 
meetings, why not found a club of 
to pure enjoyment? 
Called to Monroe 
Mrs. Charles Coppersmith of 
Woodland avenue has been called   
of her mother, Mrs. T. R. Spratt. 
Mrs. Spratt is a patient at Frances| 
Skiff Memorial Hospital in New- 
ton, Iowa. 
  
p Nesbitt, 11, Ladies Nationa! 
League, will hold a tuncheon at 12:30 
= t Thursday at the Grotto Hall on W 
Ladies Aid Gociety of 8t. John Lather- 
an Church will meet Thursda for a co- 
im the tive luncheon at 1 
chereh pastors. slate 
Ladies Auxiliary of 1230, pent Thureda wil! 
Huron Gardens FOR Aux! 
will hold officers nesting tough at at 6 p.m. at the ee Mail on 
‘Loyal Philathea Class ir “te Pirest 
Baptist Church will panes ye 
gs at Oekiand Park for Mental Health te-express its 
guinea pigs of themselves to dis-|engagement 
ithe guests were delighted with 
your own dedicated without shame} 
y at 8 p.m. ot the hall on! |   PATRICIA SUE OWENS 
Mr. and Mrs, Fergus J. Owens 
of Watkins Lake road announce the 
of their daughter, 
Patricia Sue, to Jerry Dale 
Proctor, son of Mrs. L, G. Proctor 
of Keego Harbor and the late Mr. 
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Mrs. Bowen Offers 
Delicious; Colorful 
Dutch Bonquet ® 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
At a recent meeting of the Coun- 
tryside Improvement Association 
bright colored confections on the 
cookie tray. 
They were the creations of Mrs. 
Emerson Bowens who worked out 
the recipe for these marzipanike’ 
cookles. 
Mre. Bowens ts ef Dutch an- 
cestry. Marzipan is known In the 
Netherlands as Bonquet (pro- 
nounced bonket). Liking to work 
with food, Mrs. Bowens often ex- 
— as she did with the   
In. ey sais to cooking, Mrs. 
Bowens likes sewing—especially 
hats—and painting. Her teenage 
daughter is beginning to follow in| 
her mother’s footsteps. 
Place coconut and gelatine in 
bowl. Whip together with a fork. 
Add flavoring and just enough 
milk to moisten and make the 
mixture stiff enough to handle. 
Chill overnight. 
Form into little strawberries. 
Using a decorator tip, put green 
trosting leaves on top. 
Vary these confections by vary- 
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_ -Peggy...Mobey,..bride-elect__ of 
a linen shower Friday evening. 
Mrs, Thomas Wal], Mrs. Robert 
Burt and Mrs. Edward Proksch 
were Golostesses for the affair, 
Oneida -road. 
"en is the daughter of Mrs. George Mobey of Lakeview avenue 
and-the Iate Mr. Mobey. Mr. and 
Mrs. R. A. Grover of Maplecrest 
avenue are Pac pares. 
  
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    J ANE LEE 
Back-to-School 
DRESSES | 
Reg: 2.99 Dresses 
Select. from our collection of cottons 
in plaids, stripes Spit-eolide. 
JANE LEE AL. NORTH - SAGINAW STL. 
       Bride-to-Be Peggy M obey 
Feted at Linen Shower | 
* |and Martha Wendland, — 
man, Mrs. James Sweetman, Mrs. 
Jack Beedle, Mrs. Jack Deering, 
Mrs, Ronald Grover, Mrs. John     
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‘Robert A. Ka phengst Takes   
     
  Eleanor M. Lowe as Brid 
Refece an flter banked with 
white gladioli,. Eleanor Marjorie | he 
. Lewe.of South East Boulevard be- 
came the bride of Robert A’ Ka- 
- phengst Saturday evening. 
The Rev. John C. Striet per-| 
the 7 o'clock candlelight 
service in Grace Lutheran Church! 
in the presence of 250 guests. 
‘Eleanor is the daughter of 
Mrs, John Lowe of Utica, and 
Robert is the son of Mr. and ale 
fashioned with a square neckline 
sleeves. Panels of the em-|Robert Lewis, Mrs. Phil. Christos, | 
were repeated on either/Mrs, Nornian Nelson, Helen Cof- fi & cathedral 4 i 
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pan ge ny mel gay 
  
Wl itelecll Cole 
19805 Hemiieen hen oper, wg Sad 
Detroit 3. Mich. Phone: TO 8-1684 cessories and wore the orchid from! 
x bridal bouquet. ‘ 
After Sept. 1 the couple will re- 
  'bourn drive. 
‘Shower Fetes 
Mrs. Holler 
Mrs. Fred Mueller and Mrs. Win- 
ston. Hopp were cohostesses at a   
* |pink and blue shower recently han- 
loring ‘Mrs; Jack Holler; 
| The affair was heid at the Hopps 
residence on.Granada. drive. 
Attending were Mrs, Jerry, 
Davis, Mrs. Richard Pfeffer, Mrs.   
  56 Attend Reunion 
of Hutchinson Family 
Fifty-six members attended the! 
first reunion of the Wellington) 
Hutchinson family held Saturday| 
at Bloomer State Park. 
Allen Hutchinson was electéd) 
president of the group, and plans 
,|were made for the second reunion) 
to be held at the same location) 
next August.   
  side in their new home on Clay-|room,   ‘the beautiful tea table which was) 
‘centered with a horseshoe-shaped 
'bow! filled with pink phlox. 
‘TAPERS FLANK BOWL - 
Pink tapers in silver holders 
| nanined the bowl, and bouquets of 
| white phlox, all from the garden, 
jwere used throughout the living 
iroom, dining room and music 
Long branches of forsythia 
were placed in a floor vase by | 
a Others Were placed on 
  | the plane and the marble wgped 
| corner table. 
As general chairman, Miss Moyt' 
was assisted by Mrs, Dexter Craig 
and Miss Jeannette Hubbard of 
Bloomfield Ha. : i 
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| Mrs, sdiintin J. Davis of Roches- | 
‘ter was in-charge of the tea table, | 
land Mrs, Robert J. Bartlett of Ox. i 
iford and Metamora was chairman) 
‘of the baked goods sale. She was! 
assisted by Mrs. David Turner of : 
Mt. Clemens, 
The oldest member of the group, | 
anet Castell, who is 92 years of 
age, attended the recent affair as: 
ie special guest. | : 
‘Task for Father 
Have dad check the children’s 
outdoor vehicles—bicycles, scoot-| 
jers, wagons, It's a safe bet it's }e 
been a coon's age since he's tight- 
jJened bolts, applied “oil and grease . 
cin the yreee Places. 
Katherine M. Daeschner} 3 
Wed to Carleton McLain: 
BIRMINGHAM—Katherine Mary) 
Mrs, William J. Daeschner, and 
Carleton ‘Purdum McLain Jr.,| 
whose parents are Mr, and Mrs. 
-\Carleton_P, MéLain of Detroit,   
     
       
                 
      
      
Tust the thing to include in a) 
  Branches: 31008 Gd. River & 76 W. Adams at Park 
    
for every campus belle. 
mya sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 
Size 12, 4% yards of 35-inch; Ohio, ‘Arthur_W, Palmer and Rob- & 
ert Louis Stevenson oft Bloomfield 
contrast. pattern, send 35c in/Suit with a” white hat. 
The couple will make their home | |were married at an evening cere- 
with long/Daeschner, daughter of Mr. and mony in Christ Church Cranbrook. 
Saturday, 
Chantilly lace accented the scoop 
neckline of Katherine's white Ital- 
jian silk wedding gown, and insets 
of the same lace were on the full’ 
skirt which fell in cathedral train. |} 
A small cap of matching lace held |( 
her fingertip veil of illusion, and'- 
the bridal bouquet was of Amazon |{ 
lilies, valley lilies and Carolamling, . 
roses. 
Mrs. C, bee Caldwell of An- 
derson, Ind.. was matron of 
honor, Bridesmaids included 
|| Mrs, Rex A. Sebastian of Colum- | 
bus, Ind., Mrs, Charles Vaughan 
of Lafayette, Ind., Mrs. Robert 
0. Daeschner of Pittsburgh, 
Daeschner of Ann Arbor. 
cotton lace over ice-blue taffeta, 
their headdresses and they carried: 
‘botutquets of pink roses and ivy, 
WILSON BEST MAN 
Ii, 
‘Peter K. Hogiund of Cleveland, 
Hills, and the bride’s four brothers, 
Daeschner of Cleveland. 
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Mrs, Daéschner wore a pale | 
blue Halian silk sheath ‘with & 
| matching.hat and pink cymbid-       | Mrs, McLain wore Dior blue chif- { 
No. 8425 with Pait-O-Rama in.) ‘fon and a corsage of White roses. 1 Pa. and Mrs, William H. ¢€ 
They all wore sheaths of white © 
with blue satin sashes forming a € 
‘bustle effect in back, Ice blue vel- |} 
vet bands with face Veils formed ( “Before-you-go-to-bed-do- your-hest te relax. Read-- 
_ing might hel lp.   
    
Remember that extreme fatigue 
of adults as well as of children. 
Overtired children have a_ hard! 
itime getting to sleep, usually 
‘sleep fitfully, and waken earlier 
than usual, 
Your problem may be accumu- 
lative: fatigue, when you have 
done too much for several days 
or weeks in a row. Of course 
if you are chronically weaty you 
‘away from your head. 
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CASHMERE 
SWEATERS An exciting collection of FIRST QUALITY IMPORTED. 
FULL FASHION CASHMERE Sweaters to top your col- 
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from coral, lilac, beige, -black and green: Sizes 34 to 40.        
will keep you. awake. This is true| 
should have,» physical checkup. | 
A low-caloried, light snack be- (; 
fore going to bed at night may be © 
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It you have to get up at acer. f : 
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K companionship, or cards (if this|lyn Joyce, to Richard E, Kersey. | O50 Daily 10 A. M. to 6 P.M. Kaphengst of much of the silver, including nsMip .. 
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was best man. Ushers were je 
William H. Daeschner of ‘Ann (& 
Arbor, John O, Daeschner of Van 
Nuys, Calif., Robert O. Daeschner jc 
of Pittsburgh and Richard E.'€ 
A “reception ‘was given at the fe 
Daeschner home on Berwyn road. € 
For her wedding trip to Martha's | 
Vineyard the bride wore a gray © 
jand white cotton and silk tweed) 
in Bloomfield Hills. 
  
  
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‘a ~ Connolly’s presents a great - 
| | store-wide sale SES eee 
Our store will be barricaded we complete face lifting, more room, more attractive 
| surroundings, larger stocks, greater selections for you are to come — To make this face 
| ) lifting complete, we are making an all-out effort to reduce our stock to a bare minimum 
3 prior to remodeling operations.   ie 
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This Is Your Opportunity—to select ‘seutinal and gift needs—Watches — 
_ Diamonds... Rings... Mountings... Clocks ....Pen & Pencils .. . Lighters... Watch 
1 Bands... Silver Sets ... Costume and Gold Jewelry . ... Silver Holloware ... China... 
‘ Crystal in fact almost everything will be offered at savings of 25% to 0% off. 
2 85-Pe, Service for 8, “First Love” we ee ones rates by 1847 Rogers 42.500 A PR wt wie cee , # 
ear oi . ee Man’s Diamond Ya Oty 14K White Gold. , 
‘ Man aera! Petts SE le Oo nse rican i Fl ‘Save on Quality 4% > ah — a Enearoment in ‘Ring with Matehing Community, Reg. 141.50 . New 67.50 bie 21 
Total Reg. 550.00 -\..... ..Now 382.50 eT mee . 
aay -“ eee —_ vacaaanie Diamond Ring. 16-Pe¢, Starter Set Stainless ‘Bteel, . a 
‘ :.Now 99.50 Reg. 2550 .......... Now 15.15 ° Cc 
3 62-Pe. Service “Pace” Silver Plate 
2 by Stegor Gorham. Reg. 89.50 Now 39.95 
. CHINA — for Eight in Lenox oo“ 
2 Ty ~~ eecheieiens ee 
- io s Now 61.50 _‘Tilfin-Mt, Vernon. Was 2.20. Now 1.10 ea. 
: B Ladies’ Three Diamond White Gold Wedding Ring. oe See Nee Sa tee ion 
: } : Was 430... s...-......Now 225 ea, 
. & a Helsty Moonglo. Was 3.00....... Now 1.58 
Bf § es a Me Fine Jewelery S7x%Switt . Ronson 
4 ‘ & frMa # soe Cigarette Lighters 
. = eretshini, He tie Now... 3630 8 Reg, 395 .....,..,.Now 25 
Pt bY ents, and | ether gp dt a ¢ Ree. 698 Se a Buy for —_ - «+ for Wedding 
4 33.1/3% Off Res soso. ia hag. 8980...02c Now G18 Gifts... for Anniversaries and Christmas 
“# sasccvccscccveceesceeborevesecssocsenensoooosesoose 
  Footed Silver Plate Round Serving Tray, 
FINE CULTURED R Ree, TEGO fcc s venivadest scedaas Now 16.95 
: | 5-Pc. Sterling Tea Set, Was 850.00,..Now 275.00 -   
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' —— ) , 2 60.00 Singie Strand .............Now 3300 with Footes er, Was 88.0( ow 59.50 
| manSave on Watchess (Sass Suane stew 98 Amorted Bon Bon and Candy Dishes, ..Now 2.95, 
Fs 4 ogee Sante Seow Dale Tider Wittnauer, 1 40.50 Single Strand mrvrsecesees Mem 14 Silver Plate Cake Stands, ‘ i 
e = = = Reg. 79 pal a ol lela ie 8 ee ee Gan Now 48.75 . 1 15.00 Single Strand Now 39.95 13.76 value eee eee een tne eeeeeee .Now 7.70 [3 
i 9 emt $h-Sewsl Bulova Anicanaiie Waterproof ee eeeeee ese: ; i . 
3 in Yellow Gold. Reg. 95.00.............. Now 50.50 All simulated pearl ond Silver Plate Water Pitcher, Reg. 12.50.Now 8.60 
4 Man's Steel water-tite ones, pea or mo es 
: 17-Jewel Movement, . $3.96,......45. 22.56 Earrings - 2. 
te | Gent's 21-Jewel Lord Elgin, White oe SILVER 
1 3 Men's vetion Geld Wikinanin, ‘ii-Jewa _ ve SPOSKOSCOOSOSSSSESEOSSSOSSO SCORSESE SEOSOSEOOOSOOOCETS 2 4-Pc. Tea Sets in Fine Silver Plate by 
7 2 Watch. hag ove Gore eet eee e ete N 16 1881 Rogers, Was 49.00..... ee Now 27.50 
sl antic, Reg..85.00 ....... S esisesins 42.50 All Fine Fashioned 1-Pe. Sterling Sil andle Sti 
| Man’s 17 Reg. 4500... Now 29.75 c. St Ser Cc icks, 
ig _Lndy's Yellow Gold 19-Jewel Elgin Deluxe. Ty _Jewe Were 25.00 2.55.50... eee eeeee ‘New 15,00 
rs Yelow Gold i9-Jewel Elgin Deluxe. 6 ee ari! Ley Pee Te ee “—@ Silver Gravy Boats; Were 13.007-> Now 6:40-~ es ae 
ee ee eee (| Oe ee ee Now 3625 © Trifari, Marcel Boucher, Pinino, a 
} Gent's Yellow Gold 19-Jewel figin Deluxe. y J Kramer, Krements Large Silver Serving Tray, Was 75.00 Now 55.95 
i Tre ama ee sg Round Serving Trays in Fine Silver Plate 
i Rt eee eT ps 2504 .* by International, Was 33.00.......Now 24.75 4 
i Lady’s 11-Jewel Omega. Reg. 75.00.........- ow r : : - 4 
Lady’s 17-Jewel 14K White Gold Omega. o to 509 2 Large Tea Set: —_— : 
j Reg. 106.00 ....... a aoe Now 62.00 x Were 95.00 ..... ae Say ++Remodel Price 55.95 i 
j ———, MEER ooo. see-seatteae-adiaece? Now 45.00 % seesevcccocevevevsesoceouesesevseseseaesecosooseres a 1 27” Tea Set Waiter, 
4 he Be eee St ee nen ae 2 Was 49.50°.........+++.- Remodel Price 29.50 , 
{fp Lad: e2- Jewel 1 seteertees in Ni eetee i we eet : = ‘ 
; i ee Save on Clocks | Eee ee ee Sere Now 19.50 | Tissot Watches. Reg. 75.00 pe scbéaseeces’ Now 50.00 1 s- 12 Silver Plate Sandwich Trays, ; 
Bee eee New Ba wa soe polis iy =e Reg, 12.50 so.cresscesesesee-eoes Now 688 
_ 69.50 barn eed pices 0ieees Now 34.73 3 Brass Toll Clocks, Reg. 29.50. les “8 Silver Plate ‘need Trays, yd : 
ee Now 95.00 Bh onpay Price ... ee a Byer Reg..9.90 SRC CRP e eee -» Now 6.60 ea. 2 fa 
135.00 eee eve eat toe ett eee eeee eee y Clocks. 5 é 4 
7 FRB pass cncccesssacsnetstisee .. Now 71.50 : Anniversary 2 Sterling Sugar, Cream Sets, ‘a 
i katy | mnsewel, 16 Galt, 36 Dismends ue . arr ytiy oes oe ea fe, 100 Ail Remodel Price 12.75 i; 
f ; nee od phate a cep sal were ee ee SP rere |S : bi a ] 
ti AM redler O08 wrnceeccesvcss-ves+-Bale Price 648 1 Black Forest Cuckoo Clock. §-' 8 Pair Sterling Candle Sticks, + 
7 } ‘Regular 10.95 e+e ceeaavcsdivess< ile Price 7.30 : . Reg. 12.50 EPO eee eee ee ee Now 7.70 
lj Regular 11.95 \........ss.:00---+.-Bale Price 7.97 oy : o Mectes eB | | yo etsets Sale Price 465 "=~ 2  #«+$.|'™ - (itd Telechren Clocks ........ 
; Gpecteh Pemba for oes Event—Flex- —— 
Gent's ¥ or White Gold Pied, Your Choice 3:78 3 
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  .seeseees Remodel Price 31.88 
4 Sunbeam Fry Pan, 
, ek a Renate Price 19:95 % 
2 Sunbeam Mixmaster Juniors, _ 
Reg. 19.75 seareeetaeeecegeseres NOW 14,95 
     y Boe : se : ‘ 4 : i : Reg. 4.76 . eee wneee +e Remodel Price 10.50 
’ : ; 3 Farberware 12-cup Automatic Percolator, _ 
4 Reg. 29.50 seepeae cots ey Remodel Price 19.50 
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SWEET, CALIFORNIA, THOMPSON   
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It's. a great feeling just to walk into 
—summer, winter, spring and fall! 
the markets of the world ... 
much more pleasant. 
Come see... you'll saver 
A&P Food. Stores - 
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sd aguadlees varitiee of weadertel (eods.: Here is a. 
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- Over 3,000 cmniens keep flowing into A&P from 
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oe appetizing variety for your 1,098 meals a year. 
| > This wide choice makes shopping and meal planning 20 
CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT 
: 420 ‘Lesingten Avenue; New York 17, nN. Y. ABP... and 
California Cantaloupes 27-site, 3 FOR n 8% 
California Oranges ......5 sao 5% 
Pascal Celery womsonown , . . 2 apes 2% and ~ 
~ PINT. 
eo 6 « © © @ BOX Michigan Blueberries 35¢ 
    
ERESTMONT—8 POPULAR FLAVORS 
Ice Cream   ‘ “ae 7% “SUPER-RIGHT”, 2 TO 3 LB. RIBS 
Spare Ribs... 3% 
“SUPER-RIGHT” —~$ummertime is melon time . . . and you 
can't buy finer than these plump, red-ripe 
beauties selected by AGP’s own expert 
buyers. Serve chilled slices or in fruit cups 
to perk up those wilted appetites. Joytul 
eating ond a joy for the budget at thrifty 
Seediess Grapes 2. us 29% 
Golden Bananas torouuvy .,. % Ie. 
COMPLETELY CLEANED, WHOLE OR CUT-UP i ae, 
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California Bartlett Pears... 2%. 39% 
Honey Dew Melons so ese , . "59 
Michigan Cucumbers ......4 '*..19¢ 
Sweet Corn Homecrown . , ~ ot 9 DOR. “abe 
Yellow Onions MICHIGAN U, 5. Ne. tal one ao 39C 
    “FRESH, Crisp, HOME-GROWN - 
‘Head Lettuce 2 « 33% AMP MAND, FROZEN 
rries 4°: 79% AEP’ Orange Joee., ... 6 $3 % 89 
Libby's | wee ee 8 Sus 99 
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1s SANDWICH MONTH 
    TASTY—ALL WHITE MEAT 
Cornish. as 16-02. PKG, 
Veal Roast uso, te tion w. 53¢ 
Veal Roast ssouver cur... & 35¢ 
Oven-Ready Turkeys ‘ivesce’ % 53¢ 
Allgood Bacon = suceo, an, , re 47c. 
Fancy Bacon “sure-nionr, suceo , . vxo. 49¢   
  
     
      
     
          
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    Glazed Donuts ":: — a 3 
‘Streussel Pie = 45¢ 
Potato Chips %2 PACKAGES POUND 6% 
“Pecam Fudge Cake sto. 4s vas a. 3% 
Coffee seus TOPPED + 
Protein Bread ‘% WAS 23¢ 
Od Fashion Cookies "Sitio" 2 ros. 49 eis »+ Lioiits 356 cE Fresh. Perch LAKE ERIE, PAN-READY , , “. 35¢.. 
Halibut Steak ror sronmeonmyins 18." 49¢ 
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Corned Beef SWITS wee a ee can 4% 
Sliced Rolls “Supeece" « ore 2l¢ SANDWICH ee © © @ @ 
Sandwich Spread swoos .., , 'S0* 33¢ 
- Garden Relish- ANN PAGE -weee ae 35¢ 
HEINZ ee 8 @ Hot Dog Relish : 
Light Mustard sm rect... . art 
LOOK! ONLY 2.89 FOR 5-LB. BOX 
Medi um Shrimp 
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  mo. Sliced Swiss Cheese asparano = 2 pros. 69 “Chuck Roast sis... 58e 
| —Kraft's Frankenmuth sco... 2-42: 69¢ Beef Roast ann On enous curs.» & 636 
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| Kat's Cheez Whir 4... Be S8e Cormed Boot crncie'titirre . . « 53¢ 
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American Breer, Glomn Maca Slhegeee ay al _deapltt ts of Ike, Ni of the freight t 
und Texas Co. * Kennecott. . control is for inter- , NIXON haull - trade; 
lien Cynara de (SHAMAN ADRESSE a , “secraary Aste Dll. a the ogra fr the fart e emia, ee 
ip a a 1,40-2.60 pk. up mM = dividend, spoke to delegates — Sick Santee | . Jeoeph coe rival Dag oe oe — Vv. K. ee which Yop new styles in been 
= ARES roomie | ric ye at an aa as [oy oo ee eh tein at 8 fines et dag 
i q “¢b-.8 Aircraft were tak ‘ ntion yesterday. took over al Convention as jonly four } wen semper froma] tat 3 oo Al steel t vania’ . stream 
Grai 1. i dos, [of New Je i yrdironey by . as permanen 1 in San One nations asse from tra } Manny Harm Stewart, old train, @ per se tubular. 
n Prices 3 Saat Yesterday the m Ol CE : t chairman ae ° ieuata here. Republicans Botkin; pore Coren oe ee a 
CHICAGO, oY enced market “ex ie sae : Z ull : cond . oung rain wi " -Fe's two 
| Byatt tse AP) — Onin tn’ iecied Frome belo cree Stoa ATTalll wens Brita eed damaen apc y heures: aa win higher aac ting 
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jo MS Mag otto SA Outdose, No. ta ie Sox [$1.40 and util 3320" rails off] AQ: , . ld 1 dng France, | ealls conv + Shane allied wate Monon leve_ com- 
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4 shinee 13 May oonevees ‘33% a ney 1 Loonie Me Ww York Stock : om ae asser without Pv proposal to allegiance; N é Pledge gers or be ae ae passen- ae 
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tice BS: cto we 1,00 bu." Mig. oo. ss se Che oe 203th is now , whose re Sometimes m sun oup to giv n internat : have bee in other 
. Soo Senet © 14? A titere Me] ane isda amet, $00<i0.08. ege g ann "Sid: o3 toe heart ot moder cmmieten tule iekank. ot ox one dh lA saggr Ppoweer sess ak eet we gg Peer ond 
4 P- - Springfield) cca AGO BUTTER AND teed ES Monae OB...0 $h years _ of 1-Athens, after discussinne. ea'4 art and lit nagement, presidential a aan Fairbanks, M move- | 
: Pleading i Mercantile Aug. 32 aha : ‘ume, tT oer Be 33 and rebuilding qlogical research Soave tier their nasa * be pe interlude. “a has a new wasp Chir 
; Willie K. guilty to drunk lower! le bu vine Be Lait?) —cemage cures Motor Wheel. 313 planned® late in A Dedication 7 bo Age of Oey vince Geld i Farnin 5 : call for nom to — which will h track 
to 21 este Gare nies ae 22290 tras: & c' 3880." C'ta.o; ase Myc: 3 Murray Op.°.. $- The Stoa of Attalus 7 Before Pe *¢ ab Bt: — _ | ends 3 Nominations; Avipin teally, doing the job electron ~ 
days * tenced steadier: 3 ssee 30g Nat Cash B.. : 36. meeting place , used —the—Attal aE speeches; ae0- ’ 
Siete ake aioe « y unchenged, to 1.00 higher: oa Rat Gam: gb] whe a’ Gaeund & saaleute halit, in. fie Atal” portion a reports net seruin ap ‘veo peestdentiat. Balloting ter 
fine ‘and after failing ty|¢iums 33; cent ; 2 ee sree BS. a Gaur? «ce Ha) wes thronged | ts |Athens’ pub century B [ter the zee eoaing Je Pa Mk. Ai Appotntment candidate. Qua . 
was costs totaling to pay\ es je: at ood eee a Dead. aT: a two-story the Agora, seat ¢ lic square lay © . C88, Fengeted ly, 3h am fers wotity mt of committes te |‘ rantine H 
~ ae before $110. He Seurrent receipts 30.8. Aid... 398 ee Be ing, 382 feet | porchlike build. |Dew sone pploe. asian: Pegg ed | Barninge per” aye eae y presidential” mittee te | Se@q-Gco alts 
migned bere are Pat AOA aes Hy Se a wo gelogy ag Sop new stoned the ester a oer ee tints | notity vice, peek mines % [Secd-Going Kitties a 
. Two win, CHICAGO, | Aue. 3 ATORS sore BLA a ee S| graphic Soc National Geo- Ge buildings were tern gap.|. AKRON, < month period. for president, to F er g. itties 2 
fiom _beya, Miagvie, wone sta <a Fanon Wacko; tena cg Be us Sen: | ser of siaty, wes sonia. of — ected tol at Ret er Snie "| ot 690 pam \From-Landing.| . 
fp, _ Avon Township wt Tete stolen Wash py x basse Ue Bees a of columns ih 8 double For more tha hait-year “and, sarning se highs pm. Pontiac time, FALM nding. 
i day some ‘ ark in r be nges iy; cariot > 61.4 Oh t Airlin... . marching Attalus’ : nm four cen t po! cone in Tee fe : OUTH : ae 
’ ty afternoon, the time yester- 24 3d, Minnesata No eee. t Pea... ware [ody Tae ioe "s poe Rago stood on es, |in Toth nse ok compared Sa “The firm Di k * ¢ __ {kittens that — @~—Two 
‘ oot the Oaktand_ Coun" 4 tie eit i eee 6 Pee O18 qi: ta Jersey Citizen Acropete on hoped of = ny vena inate of 073,925 C Nixon Confiden some Mw with << Atlantie 
i . get learned : Comw wo 7.1 Panh W Air.. 18.1 C = Barbarians -D, 267 raid come Corp, repete. Colorado rae ' ing fc chmen nt 
: If icon Batson ..!) 462 a 93 row from the stormed dov > Si slecsen.den, canet consolidated’ net th: 0 GOP N H for a cha were still wai 
| Pa mn eee Dad New | ee mae (es oo a Pa ara { GOP Nomination fans » ony 
3 ' 5-4031 ‘Aug. Con P Pt 4 103.4 : on oO = Later. ie ope producin & share, & it Of $10,- SAN “| Ani * ¢ ® 
yt De You —Adv. oa 0, Deter Seat Bas 3h Pier pane zi4| B oboes  |s" pas Bi gunn from the FY Rw company readout Teulada o~ without can’t land 
3 Ha’ No. Cont =x 46 RITT. used ruil 2m rh gomd N’ in 
: Call ve a Carpet FE mal f hens to 10 1 qual- -. 349 oa *> , low in ned per cent t onths ca, | irk ixon was Vice servi England 
1] Zen Have 0 Carpet Feottont] 55+ vy roamiersie:t tight tgpe 18-18 Bont Motes, 8? Eh a Se ees a Hobo Ben Ben catia, tie a aXEw ci Sousa trends today as described bylratt mins t ving term 15 ghar 
1 pianos FEL ge RE tim ait et: We Gur 3 mee $24) king of the hoboes pte Pen en vng_oiginal fin i a faerie oo nana teint tconfident alla the kittens eo | tentrections toe 
ia ies : Faw] Whites Curtisa e293 Pit bea <2 48-4129 Seger song tins ot me an plete tion, eee a og Copper Ce, Brahe Pood Maeigt 4 = eee ee ee 
— oo a of Decklings 3 Beer nose #3 Pulimer : Bale amar ole on sect atin Seslepiaet salsa us ‘oni eabare. \cuble the i common shar My Ren Ay sceeea he May povenis wel ‘t leap ashore 
i. \ C Sat, —Adv. type ene 30-3; ow = eee os 3S RCA OM ns 33 ae an old a coe reponse proved the Agora, tebe wae beeen, a alee of mia sat hie rene ‘Eisenhower hoary t on- pr eed eee to feed 
. orpse of 5 a yy POULTRY Dow Coame +-. oe-¢ Rex sui". $1'3/listed Raper see Scotty year’s|houses that grew = aso cae ae coftesponding perted al mood last Nixon's oe Henri ovary Fe 
; uspect nian Sony g, 31 (AP)—Live, poultry Bast Ar ee a8 eee li address as Cedar F who|the area. up gradually ‘el corn, TORE, (ING — had no Aan 0 suggested kere and udout, Gaston 
TR Checked for Scar ae hie oe ee tt Rlgrag  Etl we Prine! ‘lima Cl: ith the removal Saag hd bg forvaring enya ted Mare Modena, the Tey 
| ane taht -bene 1000-38-5 8. ee RN tee > | $f late for nd, N. Y. followed weet e first, bait of 1 ote of} He did in Atlantic 
{ or Scars jsress: serene eae See a pee late for the coronation and errived| con & dered WS Yoort of ie ama. ee Cate tte et Washing not call on Eisenhower a sightseeing 
Qo oeeecs 2 ae anus Sees f sot fe te or ore Se 2 yo Ane aa Se eee : “1 
: r ome anes # ’ ol ‘ ava 820, . ; 
an Te ot inden ex- mene tee os watched the parade. persons| Pieces Sinai ts on, [Sronpentt ak ce = 
; I of accused Livestock Freept Sul ... ta the whi Athens’ adi| Mall Steamship Co een Sock te >. etenae Eola plan use . | 
ff Aether. Victor sca Frock Fre <. 3 ceed he craton. ee sonslhave come to light. varied past amship Co. See as a roup to View | 
2 again DETRO « Cen «tae i ‘udir : were ae. i « : tick t j * 
y for acid score, nined soa git Barty, sales TAP tons at Gen ies me Dechy rer teg fo wate yg ett toa of Attalas will se Steven on the aek sie GM Safe 
Skepticism * 8 = oe Bg crows |e Fide noses ot’ Sl enions here for tradi and| the finds, pose a ay son fo lau h shatinent,” Ma requested eseal h: 
par, ae fava of tn be eoventens tat ifit ma San a Be eens, conmemed 1:30 pong ten, tare wats and Campaian in ich |e no exe oo Ate ee bead 
! bear Abra Te rice iano settlabed medio eos Bd a\cuember of commerce ch on SS ee bios set slong paign in Detroif |. a, t to have one| Motors Hate of Repvesnntath 
{ tion late the body's betters iow, and fee fgg tnetuae| Goeaes nad #36 7 brewing nn chefs had fe i in : ob- DETROIT * that I ha later: “My lniininiecstcicceiainenn ford next J Grounds at ral 
. 3 The oy tinal exhuma-| and mal sub. aoeut, ste a 1274 Goodyear se a , night. bat of Monday po pat rear. ne tava ficially \ (INS)—It. is or BA ise no Ba Bosc is | Aid auto week to. study Milk 
4 loca between federal ie. he Bg 3 i aicad:stockerslQ vn. ‘|. The event has beer going be pott the ex- jenson anced that Adlai 8 of-| President. to discuss matter olive safety me highway 
\* ee uae Sen oe Sits es Se See ee, ae S54 - Ae than 50 years, | ae See, soe presidency with his bid for thelreceived Ed sus with th nth A. Roberts (Al), wl 7] 
(Gi lateral moves the FBI's ore hos 0033.50; ‘rome eld ith Hol og - Ri 4 Bip ge ; pr gt vases, speech ih Detroi a Labor Rx prea an indication he the proving (D-Ala, .. Ken- 
case to break uni |1.00-19.0" most wt B a Rage Hi veel : » wea , figur- | The t. Elsenhower" had grounds ), will tour! 
, now focus on the Riesel ore, a giand-|Homestk ae Ic iga B Deidelatletle pons and coins. |addre Democrati Crowds. 8 go-ahead. watch road 
; mee ts te monty, 8 80-11.00; Hooker Ei. 337 | ; gan acke that ha in stone and ; Jadaress more. tha candidate willl)" gathered wherever Othe tot "maatios tne to, : 
i” The FBIc * * 11.00: $ it Cent : , 4 1 J : fs ve turned ceramic AFL and than a half ito shake went the | day M Technical travel 
BooprSecoreee een Ge | Spollghi eee asl rego tg ea oa a 
| oe goedionege by The rf neptt Oop 3 48 a gniing Cobo 3 ee oe Sretr tretitioal pared, following 5 $e petaeed acclaimed him) ‘The phases 
i a was cep De rts| 18.00. weit lint Bus Mecha (Continued ing Suisted co oe fragments Hun- Tee ee um other. delegat Boe pacing ona Beg corvonny ea i 
i oak it ae ast Eeo-sete y and 00: /tnt 38 vss BOO) that From Page tell or scratc bear-| nounced yesterd: talk was poured - tion affairs or tour is currently 
found time his by and —— des |L5* Picea w cose De campaign One) of the anci hed-on names meet erday afte; an ij in to his Others general covering ‘ 
j _ hes and was cha! table 100. Ne 9.00+14 00. Int shoe es ae yer ee where . value in loting by the ent custom of bal tee pry Bago Labor Day a joint living room to lth floor hotel caiety--the be of road and five: 
i doubt ‘ indica fas) 0 pe aes ae. Hal Cobo’s id Michigan, |comm eed ‘ +: Day commit- voloe thel rei webiche! 
| ao — nd someituck for Shorty ; at crt Coal a8 at: ‘ae eae prvectar te coatial dictators. rs feared a ae bo Meh rea of Labor (Art Cour Busi FUPPOT.enarcement bgenpe: ted lor 
oetry a La GOP “| SAN FRANCISCO — johns Man... 83 san posts in mantel non-parti- known ate cothon, Sr Gaal ayne County CIO Jon ate USINESS Notes ; 
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vention FRANCISCO (INS the wim Soin gp wa Yan can wane ite om aware that ican jenn ee ve. Blaze Burns Laund DETROIT (NS)— oo C. Hits Work P 
chairman )—Con on YORK:-(Comp AG! g ci hat De documen j thn en un 18) a llow: i 
te ea ere i Sacre darren ote Prt dh way tn ef von sno-lreveling of al the a the mo ct Pent State Hospital ment of on Saka ag tnt extend. ‘biog 
session - 18 screens ; n esti meg ey ' 
from a Jamal relieve seat comma ake be Ready oo: Bodut Rae Uti stock saet titetanh Soheele petted 2 rane rod arya arg MP mated $2300 iy en {Industrial relations or|settied de 6) ~The 
the today & 42 xs| vert: valuable po of 336 th used n damages 74th Knights 
can . Xx, Republi- someone a t eleva Prev. day .....- 268.3 136.0 ae a 3 ising. ea Z political aa.*@ : B. [a Carved a de- tiac Sta by a fire at : down, annual pares ie 
“The and D loose one o ently had ki te. | ronth cs ies ii eat Cobo’s arrt peopl gorical relief de _under | nigh te Hospital ea nay ome business. ae 
—they Dick, Mamie wires of the nearly cked| Year 60. conidia 70.2 184.8) senhower’ val here eof Athe' depicting t, the Pontiac early Is session ape 
can’ and that two ask 1 1442 189.0 s followed ns being the | said Fire st council of the ; z 
ple t beat a ticket Pat|Luckily control score] jss8. to cones: oe 76.2 190.0 three by little El crowned today. Department after the supreme an a 
like that.” with peo-|was for story Joe gadget. os oe aes aaa ise Wi TRB es hours. more than od idan reported dinner last night highlight states 
: cea ser )Egersine | 2 Boers M24 ms i718 ITER SATISFIED careless smoking 4 was caused sg e than 1,500 om sone 
lectern. marched i 4% 67.2 1488 A satisf: n a basem <= * . ° 
Pigures pry herbie ea * rane hecimers Dome anation of in te D one of the a 
Allen Bee & prints Oe “stig "om gy 2 tee! apoyo a 7 
| nba 7: = Bele Co Coleen _ theory, ad hard to.find delegates gathering 
Gt Lake Mie Get Lie Fe was that he advanced privately, of the om the far 
yall Bie Oth ees $4. 16.4] possibili wanted to tely, , pone ge 
BP pelle: $4 ty of being dri avoid the ; 
R perapoad i + pone epee drawn into 
* eth enges oe ass $2 10 the vice dispute red 
- sthgyponnea woptagy «ae? a oe about) 
Screw eee ass? we ant 06 Cobo nomination 
's jo sale; bid Co.... 14 34 134 /Charles E. showed : 
and asked. 14 14/ Was 4, Potter told up, Sen. 
Dobbin. |e St tte Re 
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. velopment : interests 
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Old Dobb - ycle Cop terete Petia commntt 
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the oid _Felts,i FP in the fiel govern- 
milk wagon to his driv- five ' observed that d, 
. off at the corner of Mich. ve is planned near Private 
apparently . woe Monroe; 
f seared by ; : a utility group, 
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on Pike 1 his motorcycle sens the Democra 
seamen , stood freeze :out pukaan aaa 
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. “In event Stassen's campaign Gash an and Sune 36, i806. 17-120... $164,815.94 
for (Gov. Christian) Herter, of ee a als 16,802.81 
Manse Ser Se Ba + ee al using ‘words ‘Ike ‘and Chris”), interest on Springs, Deposits. ......... = 4,028.13 for our candidate for governor, Bigbs Balance and Receipts, ... 4... $ aéia31: 
Chris del Sesto, Will you contact; Principal on Debt Retirement—t940... $ 6,000.00 
Mr, Stassen on our behalf?” doterest phi LFS Thad kas Con ntbans Food 47-88 sive flpdsba ciatehanests cabessie y en 
ls : Cosh Balance ss of Dune 36,64... 19,383.86 Wheels, Tires Stolen OR ed a $ «2,970.23 
From Rochester Firm Te ee sink 23,4539 wi nt cit giagtisnetteees “a fe 
were investigating the theft of two h ae se aod preset = $ .30.383.39 nad gic yidlnogon hg shes + seeeseene * nie $ 71,723.1 
. firm lot SORMEONL. © Sc gs eh snciniccsce adetertss ov ; 2,940.00 
The wheels and tires were found! 22%’ palsnes ss of June 34, i666 . F , § aoalet 
  
    
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homes to prospect for uranium. at $95.19, SSS 
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