setae “PONTING, Mi Recording By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL dk. Starlings took it on the lam last _ pight—from one tree to another. officials aren't discouraged. They believe their new Bird-E-Vict ma- e WHAT A RAGA! —"The usa et of 2 Threny evening for residents of Jessie, Cherokee, Menom- was shattered last night chine will do the trick, But some jresidents ol. the city wonder. “Pentine Prees Photos inee, Iroquois, Ottawa and neighboring streets. Cause of the dis- turbance was the Parks and Recreation Dept.’s attempt to drive starlings from the city. In the top photo, William Aho, parks super- visor, braces himself as a recording blares. a deafening blast of thofisands of starlings in distress. Youngsters on Jessie street (bottom ‘photel show their opinion of the racket. anne Universities Will Probe: | Dirksen Southeastern Southeastern Michigan will soon be put under a ee Was quoted as being | microscope by government experts from the state’s four, opposed to jury trial amend- ments now being offered te the major universities. Michigan i Plans for a gigantic research project to explore ‘prob-, lems facing the area were revealed yesterday by Paul 4 cacpelecenaiil Yaa 'Sikey etide tal M. Reid, executive director of the Regional Planning'the -major objective of Dixie! ‘Commission of the Detratty forces fighting the House-passed, Earnings Zoom for Chrysler $89 Million as Against 18 in ‘56 Period ° DETROIT # — Chrysler Corp. reports net earnings of $89,740,757 for ‘the first six months of 1967| ore compared with net of - $18,671,471 in the like period of last year. The figures emphasize one of the most phenomenal comebacks) < | of social, economic, political and in American automotive hsstory. The earnings for this year’s January . dune half were equal to $10.28 per share; same period-last year they amounted to $2.14 per share. Over-all dollar sales of the cor-| poration and all its whclly-owned subsidiaries for the first six. months of 1957 were $2,061,047,392 com- pared with $1,428,779,603 in the ##ee same period last year. - Tne statement notedithat car and : ‘Clair counties. First Half Net Exceeds, Representatives of Wayne State for the j imetropolitan area at meeting of the Supervisors: Inter-County Committee at Northwood Inn = = gates from Oakland, Wayne, Ma- comb, Monroe, Washtenaw and St. ‘University, Michigan State Univer- sity, the hiraps of Detroit and the University of Michigan met with officials of the six counties and the Regional Planning Com- mission last weekend on thé cam- puis of MSU to map out a tentative program, Reid stated. Although the major seit of the project has still not been formt- lated, the would attempt to develop accurate descriptions physical aspects of the southeast- ern section of the state... to aspects ‘change. Future trends would be in- ‘dicated, Wants and desires of the citizens (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) In Today's Press Se eR AEA ee ee Blasts Storlings.. “Fier One Tree to Another | plugged ously. sylvania doctors which pours forth ja racket of thousands of starlings. in distress. Its purpose: Drive sant lings from their roosts. - sie, ~ Cherokee, Menominee, \quois, Ottawa and nearby streets couldn't be fooled last night. , They took to the wing as the streets. But they didn’t ge far. Usually Jeet eng tteck omay. was their goal, ° dents to their doorsteps. ‘been run over.’ * * * Other residents were ready to jured. call the police’ They stared with looks of bewilderment as the yel- low truck passed them. Almost all their ears. Kids kept a safe distance from the contrap- on, saki, “Yeah!” remarked « man, street.” They ~ Violent Storm Lashes Japan; 253 Are Killed 800 Missing; ° Believe 2 The starling iphabitants of Jes Death Toll ‘ of Relief workers in the! area said the government casualty figures were con-| predicted| ‘the death toll would run David R. Ewalt, director of the ito the thousands. city department, proclaimed the Tokyo newspaper curviagantental imachine a success. “It disturbed/radiced from the flood area on) ‘them from.their roosts, didn't it?" Kyushu Island that at least 1,000) he asked spectators rather dubi- Persons died ini the city of ong ipaya, 15 miles northeast of Naga and that scores may peed perished in Omura, a port a few “right over to — roost Om MY miles away A reperter who flew over the Regardless, Ewalt, undaunted by: area said Isahaya, a mountain | the criticism, promised the. ‘“blast- ed machine”. will be hack tonight and? Saturday. points Residents are puzzied: Who will the water. suffer the most? sel or the star- ringed city of 57,000, looked “like | a new sea” with only a few high and reofs visible above May Run Inte. Thousands : ) TOKYO ( — A violent! ” department truck, blaring the in- ‘storm which: in~-24 hours : fernal racket, cruised: along the dumped 29 inches of rain). ‘on low-lying, thickly popu- lated = areas Not only did the experiment! southernmost major island move the birds, it brought resi- left atleast 253 persons, “My sr@-| dead today and more than’ cious,” .one Cherokee resident ex-' claimed, “I thought a dog had 800 missing or unaccount- ed for. © | There were 106 known in- Japan's ‘lings. Says lke Urges to Oppose Any torlkor| Major Chotigts | in. Bill “Tt seemed like someone had ‘dumped the contents of a lake on. us from a giant barrel,’ said one. teaways survivor who was) | dragged to safety from the debris-| ‘choked river that flooded and. . r : , = ; * BIG SALE — When the Detroit Lions’ rookies opened football training camp at Cranbrook yes- _ terday they found a couple young business men setting up shop with a lemonade stand. The youEners, Louis Heavenrich of Cranbrook and fe Pontiac Press Phete _|who had been feu i ates Tey a0 Cae Police Hold Contractor identified as. Gunman - ‘in City Hall Shooting DETROIT ( — Blazing — = gunfire cut down the - mayor of suburban Garden — City in, his city hall last night. Critically wounded, he was given only a 50-50 Z chance to live tates Police held a thy, contractor with | the mayor since’ 1946 for investigation in the shoot- ~ ing. i y 4 P Shot six times while some 50 city officials and spectators stood by -too horrified to act, was Mayor James Tierney, 52. City Attorney Russell L. Swarth- Garden City yiout gashed his hand on sights of the assailant’s pistol while fighting off — the gunman. ze Tierney was hit by .22 pistol _ slugs in the chest, abdomen and groin. 2 * * * a Police Chief Arthur Nagle. identi- fied the gunman as Lester Eller- jhorst, 52. board chairman of the _ Gypsum Constructors, Inc., of Gar- made to halfback youngsters. (See sp camp stories). Bruce Coulter of Lone Pine Road, ring up a sale Malloy and end Lamoine, Holland. Bysiness was “fair” said the page for football training den City.. ‘He was held in a rieigh- Gin, injures 7 The ‘Winch rainfall was one of ithe Worst rainstorms in Japan's) ‘tecorged weather. The rain and) | Eisenhower Was said today have urged Republican senators, "oa House earlier, but left with- The committee consists of vm Close attention’ would be given - undergoing rapid. fo oppose any further major morni ‘funder debate in the Senate. Sen. Young (R-ND) said that! word was given to GOP senators, a closed strategy session by! Knowland (R-Calif) and | (R—ll, Knowland breakfast with: Eisenhower at the’ ote, Young, who left the GOP meet- before it ended, told newsmen | bili by Sens. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) and Kefauver (D- Teas). bill now that it has been stripped! @} down largely’ to a measure pro- to protect voting rights. however, that he thought the | Southerners wouldeline up behind srees. scope than they would like. determination ex- (Re face: of the pressed by Sen. ‘Knowland right-to-vote provisions. ‘accompanying WASHINGTON ® — President! disrupted communications, leav- ives expert. blasted himself and 4 ‘surety of to img many areas isolated except Kis estranged wife to death in for intermittent radio contact. The storm - began 2 Ara 19 i fon | i hee "a hole officials * violent lightning | Thursday explosion also claimed ‘the life o their parked auto last night. The morning, let up for a few hours an raat Yd girl happily lichciang changes in the civil rights bill late ip. the day, and then—in thejan ice cream bar. dumped the contents of a lake on us from a giant barrel." Showers will dominate the weath-| on er scene in this area,.says the|' viding for the use of injunctions U. S. Weather Bureau. Cloud) ly and somewhat warmer. Calif) and other supporters of the, jtemperature” bill to resist any weakening of the!a.m, was 65._At 1 p.m. the : ‘cury registeyed a Sen. Russell (D-Ga) gaid in ad- with widely scattered light show-| “twance_of a meeting in his office, /¢TS is the-prediction for tonight. The jow-will average 66 to 70 de- ah amendment of more limited) Tomorrow will be partly cloudy jand a little warmer with a high Such a move would be aimed at of 82. to 86_ The outlook for Sunday strengthening their position in the|is partly cloudy and’warm with vers. ‘In downtown Potitiac the lowest reeeding R words of one Survivor at Isahaya: Seven other passers-by were in- “Suddenly am angry bolt of | lightning cut the sky. Pounding ‘jured in the blast, which rocked ‘the North Side business section about-one mile from midtown. The dead are Arthur DePew, 29, his wife Elaine, 1%, and Lin- da Kraus. As the rain ‘jncreased. ficed-/was hurled through a store ‘ ewin-| waters began pouring through Isa-\dow and suffered multiple cuts. haya. Yasujiro Tachikawa said he’ The children’s grandfather! (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) Warmer Weather, Showers Promised es and broke windows Frank laceration. He and Joan. were the’ ionly persons admitted to a hos- joa and officials said both are) xpected fo recover. ‘The blast knocked pedestrians in a area. DePew, a blaster for a construc- fon firm—or. A sewage tunnel pro- ject -here, parked his car just a 'few minutes) before he met his iwife in a prearranged .reconcillia-. tion attempt. The couple talked a few minutes, entered the car and then came the blast. Maloney said, “There's no ques: tion about it — it's a clear case of murder and suicidé.” The DePews were married only about six months ago. Police said DePew formerly had lived in Nor- wich, N.Y. f| “He 55, suffered a hip} iment, tonight? ind after he al-) itened to kill her. in my. office iagainst her legedly t was Expert Kill Wife and Se PITTSBURGH @ — An explo-/Braunstein said, Men DePew filedivery nervous and asked to see the peace charge about getting an attorney.” — The constable quoted DePew as. . ‘Saying: “I'll get a divorce if that's last the way she wants it — but this hight,” _ ae said. “He was’ s' will not be the end of ft 3 F ew Senorids May Bring $200 for Weather Guess How'd you like to carry off the honors for August's Linda’s ll-year-cld sister Joan’ 'Hottest. Moment of the Month contest? Just a post card, pencil’ and a few seconds of your time can put you in line for the easiest money lyou’ve ever made. Qur savings bond award has been doubled, you know, August's top weather forecaster wil] receive $200 in U. S. 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You start SS ee hse. ek aabem : é fie, kis wv \ Waite Sees Third Floor ' a _ Charge Yours af “1 r : ; a : ; y ; : 24 N. Saginaw St. af ee / 4 Waite’s ys « Street: Floor d : | \ we 4 : i r : \ $4o° ; «| . : ~ : . ae: ; is V e ’ a } t \ f | y 3 f ‘ J 4 | } | | : Mg ‘ ; yoy ay ) 5 | 6 \ \ +. \ oe i . \ : i ‘ \ i | 4 \ , i 2 Wf ae i i } : a J ‘ 3 I Li- ANA j ee ; AN \ A | rae PONTTAC PRESS, FRIDAY. JULY 26, lost. : Sloe Comedy, “| ort sg audy |D Poo Caoibes : eens ae et Mili Trvcks Built : ‘jing. the RIE ) a | EI. Oy Peony Delia 1.98 pesos. CHICAGO — The United States) a | Ct acatngtin. 5 GEESE ANG tag in Mencken ee ee a oe es of : - mector cent in 1857, the st alt “““The Boy Friend gion sical NEF at 8 Mile Roads. tale gusne oe exico sci’ make change they give small oie worid output. The wholesale pr gins Mime: rines ties, will be the next presentation, Largest U.S, vost office serves\cost of living and devaluation of SS s.iceshinsndl of Music Circle Theater in Farm-|Manhattan and the Bronx, two af|‘"*,P€%° have put the centavo out) "Red Skelton rode in a eens! ington Township, July 30-Aug. 4. + warts fae hacen we Of of business. It won't buy a thing. tive undetneath N. Y. C. recently, | Sally Knapp will ssf as the jonetenth of the total U. . on A Mexican peso is 100 centavas.|with the conductor explaining | heroine, opposite Phil Greene, |revenue and handles 17 ‘aon pr the ae of si rea ao pec’ pal with Jim Moore, Ruth pieces daily : . Each n ‘ dees + etna at “ is worth less than d tenth of lave, . "Now we're under: Genod| ‘ q U.S, penny. Central Station.” : ' ple * * * said Red, “this is the only way to| 4 ME The government coined centaves'see-New York!” —Earl Wilson | ‘ — SATURDAY MAT. ONLY _| 4—COLOR CARTUNES—4 Extra to Regular Show FIRST SHOW RUNNING —STARTS—— TUESDAY . NOW! “HIS MAJESTY O'KEEFE” , “MAN FROM DEL RIO” HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS 1: 20-5:24-5 : 25-7 :30-9:35 : COLOR’ by DELUXE 00.5144 One: Tou Moore, Jonet Gaynor, Dean Jagger PLUS: “APRIL IN PORTUGAL” and CARTOON stants. SUNDAY ‘aul Newman — Walter “ae t yin “THE ORT | PONTIAC THEATER BLUE SKY , DRIVE-IN JP gee ys oan Colin = otras Gray at Sheridan = Ann filer ‘wot’ The Opposite Sex’ Co Starring Leslie Nielsen - Jeff Richards Ag nes Moorehead « Charlotte Greenwood ~ Joan Blondel - Sam Levene ye | x ca i % | iar Mr. rr rr nr... nnn Mr... rn. nr MM Mr Mr Mr. nn. a Mr: a YS = ee eS ee | | oa HAROLD 1 STONE + RETA SHAW > A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE PLUS CO-FEATURE 2 an > iis «se = ® es e ‘ —~ And Guest - Hany dames + Art Mooney = Dick Shawn A REMARKABLE ZRUF SPY STORY .. 2 Jim Backus + .« Bill Goodwin NOW A GREAT MOTION PICTURE! St Fay Watr Disset BIG 3-UNIT SHOW DRIVE. IN: SE bea . All in Color... te aes f : 4 - — rs — . ; ‘ ——— q Ex Sericnas ovtuoe, ioecsreis Sie ' _- 3 W CinemaScoPE y. A thousand-and-one thrills... | 4 TECHNICOLOR. - ambush ... attack... revolt.. - ; remance. . action « . and =e Tracy at his == ‘greatest! _ CENCER TRAY U8 | on ROBERT YOUNG, Tease fs AU} AEE | Asser st worn of SAMUEL ‘ FULLER'S < ‘Cinema ‘ie | GENE BAR se NGIE DICKINSON. MAT KING COLE, “COME EARLY! BRING THE KIDDIES! | Ere : Ria comin SUNDAY: to Disay’s “ONDERELLA” ‘ ‘Short coveriz moderate buy- fe : 2 Be : * ‘There was little news of import- ance to affect the bread grain and ' eansequently the market was not was noted. The trade still is wait- ing for volume buying by flour mills and bakeries to develop. Soybeans weakened again, de- | lining in early dealings under the momentum of yesterday's li- quidation. Prices of soybean oil s too, influenced futures trade. taking na ge ale aad Teemone Justice Merge, Following a report of record later firmed, stimulated by a good par ee held at the/Dreaking earnings for the first half demand in the cash market. Stevens, ——_ 4 set\Year, Chrysler opened down 2% ~~ ¥ e |e S500 pending examination Jalyl02, % 10,000 share block, Selling Near the end of the first hour, evidently came’ from those who had/ er, Sept. $2145; corn was % to Peters Jr., of 8834Later the loss was shaved. Fae tas tocar, ph, Sots (eres DE, roel Se * * * % higher lower, Sept. 66%; iQciland County Sheriff's Deputies} Bethlehem Steel was in much rye was % to %s higher, Sept. that someone had stolen|the same situation as Chrysler. It $1.27%; soybeans were % to 1% /nis wallet, containing $64 in cash,|too, had record breaking first half lower, Sept. $2.43; and lard WS/trom his car while it-was parked|earnings and it also declined. But unchanged to seven cents a bun-|.+ Round Lake Beach, in Whitelits loss was limited to less than a dred pounds lower, Sept. $13.32. |b ake Township. point. CHICAGO GRAIN 2012 Cass Lake Rd.| Other steels and motors also CHICAGO, July 36-—AP--Open today: |/priday 9 to 5. Saturday 9 to 1. | were under milld pressure. U. 8. Sept. . ie KT Bente noses Se j —Adv,| Steel and Republic fell frac- Marci ag iis Barel."::-::, 11%] Tee Cream Soctal, Friday, July| Nonsly. Se did General ego Ds cesses S39 Mag. -ssee TM l96th at 6:30. Lake Orion Met Ferd, But Lakens went Sept. . ...0. 1.32% Dee. gente 131% dist Church, | —Ady.| own way, gaining nearly « point. . Mate 72s ed _ Bae ae ia xW Ralls retreated following. their * @806+* - Sept. x 32 sh a fairly brisk advance yesterday. WG iesces uso. /DEn y New York Central had a poor PUBLI (- earnings report and fell nearly a = tee te hereby een ot 8 wnte LO Cut Trattic, point; Baltimore & Ohio, with + wing Board at the Township Get Con estion &@ much better report, declined as Hall on Monday, August 5, 1967. at 9 pm. g much as New York Central | to euntider. the-Sellowtng ehanees 2 pee ie > * * : vary - Suburban Farms, District to LITTLE ROCK; iw—In an | Rasibence t District: cc wnie [impressive ceremony, city offi-|, er rails going lower were | . , Land in the , , Santa Fe and North- | Lake, County of Os and Btate cials yesterday opened a new ex-| peer | of Michigan described as: of |pressway designed to cut down|*™ Pacific. Southern Tilinois the SE. quarter of Section 27 and /Pressway Central made small gains. the N.B. quarter of Section 34 com- (traffic problems during the after- maemcing oF Oe and sh thence 8. 6° noon rush-hour. iu the olls Amerada dropped 40° W. 1271.77 feet to the fereside); | Minutes later, pejice said, the| more than = point, but others is "thence NWiy slong the center worst traffic jam in Little Rock's) showed narrow gains and losses Line of Codey set, tect: thence 6. [history had developed. with no definite trend. 46° 40° W, 723.72 feet; and thence officers were as conm-| Neither General Dynamics nor * Y ; and then from the center ine of Cedar Island fused as the hundreds of motor-'1 jquid Carbonic any ne ae ee eet und thence, [StS Sroping ugh a maze of| marked response to news they were no: be’ W. 17.28 feet: thence N. 50° | unfamiliar traffic signs and lights x ; ' é discussing a possible merger. Gen- 1s W. 45.09 feet; thence _N. 9 12° slong the 16-block expressway WW, 303.42 feet: thence N.“15 oe “T had aa eral Dynamics held unchanged iS ee; pen 2 SS “ around on TY! while Liquid Carbonic eased, feet; thence 8. 89° 20° E- imotoreycle for 10 minutes before 1316.49 feet to the Ely Section line Rubbers and metals tended low- 27; thence 8. 0° 40° W. |T could even figure out how to Chemicals estat. Abe. the section corner, the beginning of : craft issues scored small gains. description. be Gene Adcock. ' present. ’ at gee Seuees uanp to-| oe einer wht in ot the York Stocks ~ ts on file at the office of the Se may be examined by Morning Quotations) Lake Township Zoning Board 1068 Dime Ba .... 07 CAYIN, Chsirman €2 «Sen Edison |. 43 CHARLES R. HARRIS. Gecretaty, Ben N Oss «Ht ie sara og = : i: Pubile sale’ te be held 10:30 a.m. Aue BS Goes Ones S18 : July 25, 26, ‘ST. ‘H3 yy Ree 4.6 Deere ..1.0.. 24.7 | Location: Fenton, Michigan. — -»-+ 82 Deas See =: Ba Ares Public Schools, Fenton, Michigan ae sf Dew i. 84 Brehitest: Warren Holmes | ComPeng (turn into hail? oe —~ FS ae yy “2 —— a ina’ aE In these summer days, when }An Tel & Tel 173.3 | yt, ee are Invited forthe construction of the —— gpa — Viscose .: “8 Se oe BB project as follows: ry y Or so, caref observ- Anaconda - G4 ere osaee 886 Proposal No. 1—General Construction ance will prove that the first drops Armeo 6ti si4 Cell-O ” (Architectural Trades). : Armour & Co..18¢ Penne he Fropossl Ho. 2—Combined Heating, of a thunder shower are definitely |4r=* 342 Pirestone ... 100. be fet en wack. _ |the largest ones. That is true be-/ati cst Line | 49.6 Food Mach .. eis Due Date: P will be received|cause only the largest drops eg ee @.. er ges ol - BF wate ee ne uperintendent of|"0Fough the updraft which comes|sai & On :: st4 Gen Bek ...: 101 Schools, High Building, Fenton, |with’the leading edge of a thunder-|Beném™ Av .... 88.4 Oem Dytam ». 13 Soak at tanta ~ ye ed [Beth Btect °.1. 482 Gen Pde -.... 483 tions will be on hy. 1 leet, ter That updraft (which turns into|Bohn "alum": $14 Gen Motors’ .. “ss feference at the following locations: iciniads cartes sooty age cae -sodhens ist gen Pea #3 Fenton. again, and if strong enough, will/Briees Mt ...° 8) Gen woe O18 Sollee e- Sawrg, feet (cur them to high altitude andigres Behe: BY Soc i. _ W. Dodge Corporation, Detroit, freeze them, producing hail. Serrecghe as 0.3 p mer ad ote Fiint, Lansing. Se So the first drops from a thun-jcsi Peck... 426 Grah eps tions may be secured from the areni-(cethead are widely scattered, usu-/205° soup“: 331 Ot Ne My :: $2 tot, A Gepeeh ot 90 per set isially, only the heaviest falling|can Dry - 288 Get O8 ..... 48 Bay yn | ‘py “certified ‘check |that Senter ie bail Tolcerrier Op cad Homestk “4 if < ea, (Case JL ...., 176 “* Recess is ees ccarred ait ander at esta = Rights Reserved by i ‘The Own-ltrazen (which determines the size\Sherite °°." $33 Inland stl ".. 982 ftregulatities, relect’any or all bids orlot hail) cut a hailstone with a/c MiLM..: get Interlak Ir -. 204 secept any bid when. in the opinion of knife and t the layers.|ciimax Mo '., [44 Int Harv... 347 the Gruner, such action will serve the|S0@rp coun Scie Pame °. a7 tet Wicks... 003 best interests of the School District. | Sol Brad A... 31.4 Int- Paper ...104.6 Contract Security: Bach successful bid- Sel. Gus a. 173 Int Tel&Tel. 35.7 der will be required to furnish Per- r 2 tnd"iter “and "Materais Harry's Reformed, First Step: Conduct Survey _ Won't ‘Deface’ Bills INDEPENDENCE, Mo. w —|pittn*®? STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK—(Complied by the As- sociated Press): a 5 5 i158 60 Indust, Ratis Util. Stocks Sastzaze Sen eawae ow 8 hal of Assessment No. 35'Former President Harry S. Tru-|**** jand Lane & Ki cont, = ““**iman has sworn off one of his fa- 168.0 Notice is hereby given that the 2nd/vorite habits — aut $1? a hearing for Lak Lane & bills. be held wa tbe Tih day. of Auguit, 8%.| A visitor to Truman Merborial Stonives Library asked him yesterday for (C. 5. Nephier Co) Alt I eland ne & Kirkiand|/one of the autographs. Figures after decimal points are eighths Court, West Long Lake Road to “ , aa) High Low Noon Cul-De-Bac: I hadn't better,” he said. [ae ee 3. 88 Lots 7 & 8 ee — prsge “Why?” asked an old friend.. Co." .... iss 16 Tara, $f inelucive, Lote 29, 20, and part| “YOu can't deface currency,”|Rose Gear Com... --.. | 244 38 of Outiot B of island Lake Woods .No./he said. “That's the law. The at-\jowen Biec om is is Hatt 1g of Section 18 Rigomtion Town-|torey general would just love tojreninuien Mt Ered. Oo."t3, 1h Hh County, M . put me in jail.” Rudy Mfg. Co* ........ . 142 145 Aseosement” oll has been” prepared by pctruman was asked it he hnd| Toledo ison Go ..12 132 133 the Assessor for the purpose ef levying | been cautioned officially about it.| 44, gute: Wik Gnd eaked. : torrting on the above street for he pur-| “Oh, no,” he said, open “for public Inspection during the Have Double Funeral Rule Mother Sane, ee A del dee Sani evr 23 ra will meet at the Bloom-| SCHUYLER AX. Al A to St d] | field, ‘Township’ Hal, (300. Telesraph|double funeral is pianned tomor/ ADIG and ifla Road in Bloom: ip on the BR ow for Charl s. J 56. and . Gay of August, 1957, at 8:00 o'clock es ©. JONES, 0, p.m., for the of reviewing said hie wife Mary Ann, 54, who col- DETROIT w — Three psychia- July 26, Aug. 2, ‘87. lapsed and died beside his casket. Both were stricken by heart at- + Years of “iooarect Sea Sad ey pene, \ i : Credit Co lence Assist You" Y | Hours: Daily 910, Wed. and Sat. tol. ' Fog wh er | Mrs. | |. MICHIGAN CREDIT (COUNSELLORS as Co ee ae _ Apote Gubiane These Tt artiglly. trists have testified that a mother ‘sicessive cigarette smoking ‘Olof the causative factors of lang ‘4|/cancer.” Secrest told House that.a formal Public Health Serv- ice statement July 12 relationship between tobacco smoke and cancer. * * * Through cooperation by manufacturers, he said, the commission has elimi- of. cigarettes help digestion, re- lieve fatigue or throat, * * * He said a halt also has been put to “extravagant compari- sons” for filter tip cigarettes. But, he said, the new and tough- er approach was considered nec- essary -in light of the official an- Public Health Service and the sur- geon general. eo ae That anouncement said, “There is an increasing and con- sistent body of evidence that ex- is one ‘Pp do not harm the |t nouncement two weeks ago by. the| Make Legs ‘Too. Tired’ = ! z H gee : HT Bs : Baby Doing Fine- Daddy Not So Good LYNCHBURG, Va. @® — Mrs. In He of the hospital to have the , Parnell saw what he thought was |delivery room giving birth to their son, Papa Parnell was in the emer- gency room being treated for se- vere cuts on his arm. No Bikes for Postmen; MEMPHIS, Tenn. () — Making their appointed rounds through postmen say, but on a bicycle’ — well, that's something else. Affer a week of experimenting, sleet and dark of night is okay, /d - Milliams Wants Milk Cigarette Ad Regulations to Be Tightened Selling Comparison ” rage price they receive. W. Virginia Mayor Threatened Again life, following an apparent week. * * * hind his, barely missed him. the shots were effective. past six weeks. Some Casualty Toll Rises _ in Turkish Jet Crash BURSA, Turkey (®—The cas- ish air force jet in a residential area of this resort city climbed “The state government should other incident such as the milk Williams said he wanted the fig- ures because the entire matter assas- sination attempt made earlier this The 42-year-old mayor has ap- plied for and received permission to carty a gun. He said he used the weapon the other night when a bul- let, fired from a car trailing be- He said he fired at the car as it roared away, but does not know if Mayor Willis said he has been receiving threatening calls for the observers ualty toll. in the crash of a Turk- today to 21 killed and 15 injured. 3 New York Buildings Set at $66 Million DETROIT @ — Two 16-year-old Royal Oak boys whose girl Girls Instigate Robbery;| 2 Youths Are Sentenced Didn't they call you chicken and pantywaist if you wouldn't do it? I think the girls suggested the crime and I don’t believe you beys would have done it except for their suggestion and taunts.” The first burglary, on Feb. 16, netted Quinlan and Will more than $100. The secand, on June 21, yielded Williamson and Drinkert $12. iamson Er fi i E res re i : Fi ge [ FE 7 by Children. Donelson-johns cE, GROUND OM E = 2 Wi eee’ Voorhees Sin details your- Pontiac Preas ul, FEW MEN mechanical or seul, fi, TOWN, Ex- eelent commission. A. Forbs, 113 Mich. _or older. FE 2-0205, on SGALESMEN, NO EMP. NEC. MARRIED. 22 TO 35. STEADY WORK, NO LAYOFFS. GOOD PAY. FRINGE BENE- APPLY § TO 19, 3 TO 4 196 W. HOWARD, PONTIAC. Bie boy Brivis, ihe’ Bis BRAN These are lifetime managerial sitions in @ professional ind will pay sale can tasty tockete * J Tavctantal rare of prota. CAMERA . for full time salesman. See Mr, yeae. Simms Bros. 98 N. Sag- cen, MARI MED. ‘OR . See Mr, wget, te Ane Arter st. Pint, Apply Walkers Cleaners. Lk, Or!- sat Tere ‘TV REPAIRMAN uly tf for man of 25 to Me sono ee. aaa ae cures ploye benefits. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE Sears, Roebuck Co. 14. SAGINAW i fi ; é Fe i 3 i n Apey 8M. Saginaw f H YOUNG MAN POR PRESs ROOM e in modern . i eylvertis “Ad. watee. ford Twp. : YOUNG MAN 18—25 TO TRAVEL Travel summer resorts to, Florida Help Wanted Female 7 rer hour If so, Ee worth #3 a — training. 183. L tive, A&W. 126 N. Perry. CASHIER AND | GENERAL OFFICE ;: Exvellent working conditions. day. 40 hour week. Many em- ployee benefits. - oN’ BAGINAW CASHIER WARTED, MUST Bm experienced. MI 4-1400. CHILDREN’S WEAR hee hein, en, it. bees lit lots nem etude spp peak spade Ae: i ASP BS: = ea t bree i‘ Ti 1 A ; recy | el ae mate , w Hal WY, Top of Town *ORYE. Pred Well = World ‘News WABK' Ween Don Mcleod > Mew CKLW. News, Good Morning | i305 wp, for Musle Newt, Top 90 Bria’ WIBK. ews, Reid WW. You Bet “your Life | WPON Holide WrOl, Mess With Mase :06—WIR, Sheehan, 6, Frac" Bavie me ir 0:08—w w usw, Bre Seria” | Gee tae. | EA Pett rue ___exLW, is® CKLW, News, Car Kit WWi, toda Purse WPOm, Holiday” -- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice 6:00—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop- eye. (4) News, Sports. (2) News. €:10—(2) Weather. 6:15—(7) News, (4) Weather. (2) News. 6:20—(4) Box Four. ¢6:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. (9) Boston Blackie. (4) Helen O'Connell, (2) 3 6:45—(4) News. — F D * Ti tc a @) See ee (4) Lynwood “Schoolboy’’ Rowe. i¢:00—(7} Youth Bureau. (9) Na- tonal News. (5) Martin Kans. 5-9) Prayer, Biers’. 11:30—(4) Detective Diary. 49) . “Canal Zone.” Ofto Kruger in Matinee Performance “Counsel for Chrim Crime.” (9) Action Playhouse, 11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. De-|;-59(2) Baseball. tective on vacation finds out host's wife is wanted by police.; Matinee. (4) Tonight. 2:30—(4) Teen Room. (7) Cowboy SATURDAY MORNING G-Men. 1:50—(2) Meditations. 3:00—(7) Joe Palooka. 9:00—(7) Big Beat. Fats Domino, Marvin Rainwater, Dale Haw-'g:15—(2) Michigan State kins, Patsy Cline, tion. ers, Jimmy Bowen. (9) I Ledig:39(2) Captain Three Lives. (4) Boxing, Alexig:55—(4) (Color) News. Miteff of Argentina vs. Julio Mederos of Havana, . 9:30—(T) Soldier of Fortune. Tim, Toubo find strange tribe of “‘in- 7:55—~—(2) On the Farm Front. 4 2 . $:00—(2) Michigan State U. Movie Party. (9) Comedy Time. Early Show. (9) 9:00—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Amer- 5:06—(2) The ica on Parade. 9:30—(2) Mighty Mouse Play- 11:00—(2) The Big Top. @ True lock Holmes. 12:30—(2) Sports, Lyall’ Smithi."(4) 11:00—(7) Soupy's On. (9) Million) Cartoon Express, (8) Youth Dollar Mystery. Carole Landis in| Baseball Clinic. \ “Behind Green Lights.” (4)\12:45—(2) Special two inning News. (2) News. game, featuring old-time De- 11:15—(4) Weather. (2) Miss Fair-| troit Tigers playing N. Y. weather. Yankee -old timers. Regularly 11:20—-(4) Sports. (2) Sports. scheduled game between N. Y. 2:00—(T) Jungle Jim. (9) Saturday). aren’t going to be any more mar- Hat es Sy wane: “As long as people get married and have domestic situations, then house. (4) Gumby. (7) Crusade'5:30—(9) Wild Bill Hickok. ‘you've got to be able to make, peo- Horse Runs Stop Sign, Rams Boat Broadside OVERLAND PARK, Kan. @ — A horse and a boat collided at a street intersection in this Kansas [aS Petrolman Bob Shaw said the ‘horse, with William G. Rhea, 16, aboard, through a stop sign and broadside with a trailer on which Alonzo Betts was wing is oer oe Rhea fell off the horse but was 47 Lose Licenses in Oakland County lawn Dr, rove The Michigan secretary of State, jerry W, Ceffel. 1232 office reports that 47 Oakland Cou; joh5 egal. Bizmie ty residents had their driver’s li-| = - cense suspended or revoked re-| | it Houehton, 2608 Kenford St. cently. ymond L. Kirby, Dra Uniess otherwise listel, licenses were suspended from the following ‘. Orton St. m we £3 M. Kissinger, 198 W. Rundell, al L. Lendler, 10 James K vd William H. Mansfield, Bi field Hills Deénald R. en, 1 unhurt. The boat went into a ditch. as The horse. began grazing on a|Dtems becatse of habitual negit- ocean Mf. Murty. Birmingham" nearby lawn. Betts estimated the yer ss nas a ee ack Ortrandes, ‘2 Linda Viste damage to his boat at $400. Edverne ‘Berneth, Birmingham ; erty 8. Perna, 2438 Hellman “| Thomas O. Render, 262 Navajo David as revoked Laurence A, x ACROSS Ten — $8 —— go bragh | Robert 1—— and 21<—— of the 39 Turkey with 9 Brown ee tid fe! gla found earth rte ag 4 October —— ~ ee wax. 90, Cadiline = department 23 One who 41 Female saint 79 Fish _ sauce Robert “Purser. Lake $——phone (suffix) (ab) 5 Bruce ison, Ch 9 Get ready, 34 Sheep's blest 42 Without ica a ie David W. Wy Roy: revoked mine ame : 2B Ging ananed make. up 44. Le pere et is ‘Mohicans Those ordered to furnish finan- 13 —— the 9 — and eae 9 Sete cial responsibility because of li- 14 Australien 32 —for the = 49 ——~ of Capri 7 Was cense suspension for drunk driving 1s Gene old eee $3 Constella 4 Palmer cox, [Were: ent Het UT sane Teenie | Seals See abate ™ ttiection 3§ Bir Anthony 87 Foot (prefix) § Coming ——— ‘Line’ rena. 361 Elm St. : * Berner Betty Gates ta, reorinte 8 Door ack Paschal, 122 Lafayette ® Divides Ray 8 10 Give forth Carl B, _ ll Whistle Jessie C. * St. | merry —— K * . 140 E, oJ Mt can Gi)” | Others include: 20 lention | Francis Baker, bss a,done (Harry L. Knisejey, Walled Lake 38 imitated Roy C, Lowe, 548 E. Bivd.; and At this —— of Margaret Sapp, Royal Oak, order ple laugh with them." In addition to his public antics, Burns is the leading light of Mc- Cadden Productions, which turns out his own show, © “People’s Choice,” “Panic,” “The Bob Cum- mings Show,” the new “Maggie” series starring Margaret O'Brien and has a couple of other efforts in the works. Miss Universe Signs for Tour South of Border LONG BEACH, Calif, (INS) — Mis¢ Universe, 17-year-old Gladys Zender of Peru, has accepted an offer to tour Latin America. Gladys will also appear on the Ed Sullivan show in New York Sunday. She is scheduled to start her Latin American tour in Mexico City Aug. 1, Then she will go to Peru and seven other Latin Amer- ican countries. Four other contestants in the: contest signed their first profes- ‘ Simon; Miss Nevada, Jean Adams; and Miss Illinois; Marianne Gaba, will appear on a television show. The dethroned “Miss U. S. A.,” a ; : ¥ a3 eee ee [ Grace: “Good for’ sinus.” distancing Sharon receptionist . .. they did. it all by asking me out again.” day. That's earl, brother. Grace, found Him and his att’y, Arthur Rose, standing,\on their heads. Rock 'n’ roll stat, Tommy Sands is long- & » @ beauty salon © the Freddie Martin | band, which lost frequently on a horse called Martin’s Win, found it was cheap- er to buy the nag and \yetire him—so WISH I'D SAID THAT: Good advice is what you get from someone who made the same mistakes himself.” * kK * i TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Will Yordan overheard a irl tell- ing her date: “It's been a perfect\evening—please don’t spoil/ ‘The most successful chef is one w tensive that he can give the soup a\different name every (Copyright 1987) \, INSTALLED 15 Minute MUFFLERS | FREE! Service | CIMNINTT TINT, MIDAS Le® SHOP MUTT His. Series With Wife Gracie Eighth Year Burns is a As the |television’ rules, . _ | show, George’s system seems to work Bat they are the rules he _ Allen, are now in their eighth year on TV learned when he toddied into | is telecast Mondays at 7p, m. over CBS. \_ E. Stassen, Tattiee preteen sal pe | What a Lot of Trouble } 2% « formers, > siles is confined And his signal calling is ] : “He said _ ea vis dont canvas em'| JUSt to Appear Older _ |rm” ie aus cagiest in the glamorous game. |. co bd months of the signing of a For example, Burns snorts deri- By EARL WILSON _ | stage disarmament agreement. sively at the suggestion that com-| NEW YORK—Goodness gracious (and other horrid \éx-| The actual banning of edy, or any other entertainment] pletives), tiie trouble a guy gets into making himself look|° armed missiles would not come|} form, is going out of style, puffs| older! {until the second stage of disarma: contentedly on his cigar during ar- 7 7 -> }ent, after scientists had agreed/ guments over the future of TV se- Thinking he looks like John Barrymore and heping to jon a system of enforcement. Ties and becomes positively sar-| play Barrymore in the movie, “Too Much, Too Seon,” Actor * *.*f castic on the~ subject of “over-| Gene Wesson silvered his hair at the temples while in Following his usual practice, | exposure. . the Ethel Merman-Fernando Lanias B’way show, “Happy |Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin| ae eee Hunting.” : did not immediately accept or re- vision, ’ laconically, *g0) : % : { that line about overexposure is He got fired, since he’s supposed to play a fairly young non-lpe stuaiet wat Zein ie the oe A POINTED JOKE “The hearsay is that I'm caught in the middle of a feuditions that : study “I have a joke about it, They| between Merman and Lamas,” Wesson says. “I hear Merman| committees and has de- say beng on TV once a week took a terrific objection to my hair—whereas instead that the West odin sa ttnen cod cused yn “we ine alana Gaediy talk ek ; * Ethel laughed —a learned P 26th Mh na ape 3 oe a 4 that Playwright phere onbie Abe] period — 7 caces-geary to be @ screamiing sensation!” | | Burrows and Stage Mgr. Robert Downing} Zorin similarly on) The 6l-yearcld Burns doesn’t! | urged him to change his hair back. April 30 that all. iF even believe he and his scat-| ” “I can’t—I'm allergic to peroxide. I tried to) Temounce ter-witted wife, Gracie, should ab-| & black it down and it broke off,” he protested, |/™uclear nent. themselves from the home| j So he asked Actors Equity to bar his |= ** % 2 soaiiee ea tatoos cone bata replacement by understudy Clifford Fearl. | stesson's io . worried baniesss, “They can’t dump me when all I did was jwith long-range . : touch up my hair!” he said. missiles. Controls Leona Gage’ll bring her children here and/tional weapons would cover short may go on “Strike It Rich” to get new She can sing and is up for the Steve Allen show.|jeareq to represent The Las Vegas Club offered her a feature part and upped herjtious U.S. approach salary bid to $500 a week. . question, if not kek & in attitude. Ernie Kovacs—whose next big job’ll probably be directing a| ©" April 25 § .,|Martha Raye B'way show—has so many lush offers he can| nt il research hardly find time to take his wife Edie Adams to dinner. He|ine first stage of managed one night recently, but sald, “You've no idea what\Top U.S, officials went over the this dinner is costing me!” : \program in a Washington meet- \: ing May 25 and the switch fol- Nias seater a EARL... \\Rex Harrison and his bride got a puppy from the Duke of ” ; E there are|Winor . » Vice Pre. Nizom took the family. to hear Lisell pay. wennannocent private eyes in real life),there will) Hampton . . . Glenn McCarthy saw “Li'l . cohol Charges be private eyes in x t.| Abner Nand invited the whole cast to " Two men accused of ALWAYS COUPLES ‘, [visit hing, Texas’. . . Chick James will aleoholic beverages to I.remember three years: ago|get a Pabgmount screen test. 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