Readers Comment at Fair   
Summer Is Normal, 
’ Weatherman Repeats} * 
This, friends, is a “normal summer” for us. 
(The weather's the subject uhder discussion.) 
W. W. Oak, meteorologist in charge of the Detroit 
Weather Bureau is reiterating his former declaration. 
His attention was directed to the story from Washing- 
. ton which said “northwestern United States and the 
Great Lakes have been consistently cooler.” He con- 
cedes that this is true for the general area but not | 
for the particular sector where we live. 
. * * * 
“The temperature for us has deviated less than — 
half a degree a day from normal and that includes 
everything through last Friday night,” says the 
Historian of Rain and Sunshine. “Rain in August 
was 6.53 against. an average of 2.62. This is an 
excess of nearly four inches for the one month, 
and a great share of this fell in one violent s 
This is an excess of 4.44. - ‘ 
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“The average temperature for August was 71.2 and 
71.3 is normal. You can’t come any closer than that,” 
says the Head Man. 
Mr. Oak, you're right. 
You can’t come any closer, 
* * * 
“Those who think we have deviated far from 
normal are probably remembering last year,” he 
continues, “This is a very human trait and an 
| error we all commit. Last summer our tempera- 
) ture averaged more than three degrees above nor- 
| mal and we were 5.41 inches deficient in rain. “We 
had a ‘dry’ summer, but it wasn’t average or 
normal. This summer has been “average ‘or 
normal’.” 
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August's heavy rainfall in 1956 brought the tota) for 
the year to 26.02 against a normal of 21.58. 
“TI have been working at our Weather Bureau exhibit 
at the State Fair,” said the Sage of Sunshine, “and 
several readers of your paper stopped by and com- 
mented on your weather stories.” 
We're giad they're interested. 
And with that, we dismiss the 1956 weather — well, 
at least until tomorrow. 
       2 Dr. Robert H. 
  
Town Faces 
Martial Law Sturgis, Ky., Continues 
  SIGH OF RELIEF—Vacation may be over for 
the youngsters, but it’s just beginning for 
mothers. Here Mrs. Dean H. Olds, of 261 Pioneer 
Dr., settles in an easy chair with relief as her 
three daughters, (1-r) Linda, 13, Barbara, 10, and Several Hours; 
FBI Bows Out Investigators Awaiting 
Autopsy Results to Try 
Establishing Motive 
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (?i—~ 
Police are bearing down to- 
day with renewed intensity 
—and as though a solution 
were near—in their investi- 
gation of the Ruotole baby 
case. 
With an absence of inter- 
state angles indicated, the 
FBI has officially stepped 
out of the probe although 
its facilities have been made 
available to local authori- 
ties. 
Center of the vast probe moved 
quickly from Hamden police head- 
quarers to the office of State's 
Atty. Abraham S, Uliman in the 
| County Courthouse here last 
night after the 6-week-old baby, 
Marcia, 7, depart for school. Some 20,000 public 
and parochial students returned to classes yes- 
terday and today, after a summer vacation that 
exhausted many a mother. plastic bag in Hamden's Lake 
Whitney. 
  
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    LANSING W#—A stinging letter that 20 million dollars in bonds 
has been addressed by Gov. Wil-jto finance the project were sold 
* cently.” 
governor said that while this 
was’ going on in Michigan, Ohio 
_jopened 241 miles of expressway to |\Williams Lashes Ziegler traffic, and Indiana virtually had | tors She was led out at 8:30 p.m., 
completed 156 miles. 
explanation. 
  wood? Another thing, said Williams, is 
thet an interest “bill onthe Mich-}~ Mrs. Rwtotolo retufned to her 
*ligan bond issue of one and one-|home several hours later. 
half-million dollars has been run| While no one at Ullman’s office 
up for taxpayers “without being|would say what Mrs. Ruotdlo was 
rjabte to tern 2 wheel on the Rigi ee et a 
| way.” 
He said he would be derelict in den, said was called to go over 
his duty if he did not demand an/her got into a police car and was driv- 
en off. 
    Specifically, Williams asked awaiting a report of an autopsy. 
3. Why was 25 miles of four|the baby’s body were being sent 
lane divided concrete laid with|to the FBI laboratory in Washing- 
failure to provide any means of|ton for examination He said he 
getting traffic on and off at Rock-/expected” i would take several 
Also brought to Uliman’s office   
fans—10 or so came close, 
but once again our elusive 16 
words slipped ghost-like 
through the skirmish line to 
escape for the eighth time in were Mrs. Ruotolo's neighbors, Mr, 
'Pot’s Contents Reach $800 its ned st ste went star 
Over 5,00 Miss Solution 
Poor, pathetic old gold pot . . . nobody pays much/out after a short time but none 
attention to it, except to drop in another $100 every week. |“°Ud , identity themselves. One 
Its seams are splitting from the burden it carries and its|ping her picture. 
sides are tarnished because nobody.Seems to want it. 
Over 5,100 attempt to relievé our Pot-O-Gold of its iv 1" 
sad plight were made this week and last by Press puzzle- Frank Nixon Service ping at Sears with Mrs. Ruotolo the 
  
  
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               Williams Seeks Business Aids Gov. G. Mennen Williams,| “Small Business Institute” \in economic iniependence, and the 
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The committee was established 
to study and recommend solutions 
to like problems that exist in the 
six counties. 
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the formation of two independent 
bodies, the Southeastern Michigan 
Water Authority and the Inter- 
County Highway Commission. 
Governor Williams 
Speaks fo Rotarians 
  
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      several companies to enable 
liberal credit. 
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by state action, change the 
tional policies which I believe! 
making it tough for small 
But we can, and we 
‘should, do all that lies within the 
State’s power to protect this vital 
“We have had some experience 
in a similar field—the state-sup- 
ported aids to farmers. The family 
farm is a special type of small 
business. Long ago we found that 
small farmers needed advice and 
assistance is supplied 
through the county agent system 
under the Michigan State Univer- 
sity Extension Service. 
“In the same period, the net 
income of comparable farmers 
operating without benefit of the 
counselling service decreased by 
$2,300. 
“What I propose for small busi- 
agency, 
operating out of one or botn of 
our two state unversities. 
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“The function of this agency 
would be to help small business- 
men meet their problems and save 
_Mhemselves -in the competitive! 
he Weather Pull U.S. Weather Buréan Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY. . te 
again tonight, low 44 te 48. Tomor- 
row fair and « Nitle warmer, high near 
72. poy tng aed p Sow at 10 te » 
hour ay diminishing tonight. 
‘alr tomorrow night, low near   
Today in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. 
At 8 om.: Wind velocity 13 
Direction: Northwest. 7 a ae 
eben. a Friday at 8.15 Pa 
Moon rises Saturday at 10:37 a.m,     Eas 
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PICTURE FOR A JUNGLE AFTERNOON— 
Sad of eye and somnolent of expression, this 
orangutang at the London Zoo seems to have un- 
happy thoughts on his mind as’ he watches the 
world go by from behind the bars of his cage. 
  
Jews throughout the world are 
observing Rosh Hashana, the Jew-| 
ish New Year. The 10-day period, | 
devoted to religious self-examina- 
their 
gogues to reaffirm. their faith, 
examine past conduct and pray 
for forgiveness. 
The Shofar er ram’s horn, the Jews Marking Rosh | ancient instrument which: once 
called men to warfare, is now 
blown to reawaken their respon- 
sibility to the Lord and call them 
to repentance. It also heralds the 
era of peace and good will for 
all mankind, 
In many Jewish homes, ines is 
being served at the dinner meal in 
token hope for a year of sweetness. 
THANKFUL FOR LIFE 
Through solemn religious serv- 
  
struggle with monopolies and big 
business.”” 
Governor Williams said the 
idea “isn’t something I got in 
an ivory tower.” He said it 
originated in a conversation with 
small businessmen in Cadillac, 
who told him they appreciated 
the services now offered by 
Michigan State University but 
added they should be expanded. 
The proposed service, he said, 
could provide small businessmen 
with market reports, indications 
of profitable fields for expansion, 
and aids in developing sound busi- 
ness practices. 
He said the Office of Price Ad- 
ministration in World War II had 
forced some businessmen to keep 
books for the first time. 
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“Our present thinking is that 
regional offices should be set up, 
to give businessmen in each area 
of the state the kind of help and 
counsel which has meant so much 
to farmers under the county agri- 
cultural agent program. 
‘These regional offices should 
be tied together under a Small 
Business Institute, which would 
conduct research into the special 
problems of small businessmen. 
“The Institute could be operated 
in conjunction with the school of 
business administration either at 
quest, have submitted plans and 
tentative first-year budgets for 
such an agency. We are now 
istudying these plans. Whatever 
plan finally emerges will be drawn 
up with the advice and counsel 
of representafive small business- 
men 
“There are other ways, of |v 
course, in which Michigan can) 
foster small businesses and new 
® businesses. Some 28,000 small 
business firms are now getting 
what I would call a tax clipping 
under our present tnemployment 
compensation law. 
“A recent bill requires these 
Mttle firms, just coming under 
      
od that when the legislators return 
to Lansing on the 19th of Septem- 
ber, they will act favorably to 
relieve these little businessmen. 
“"t they do not, then I think 
we should.all get together behind 
a move for such relief at the 
next session in January.” 
The Governor emphasized — he 
does not think this is the only or 
ithe perfect solution of the prob- 
lems of small business, but he 
said he feels if the universities 
act on it, it may lead to other 
answers, a 
He said some Europeans believe}, 
there is no place in a modern 
economy for small business, but 
he doesn’t think Americans are 
“ready to go tor the idea of 
cartels.” 
He said he does not decry big 
business, and emphasized that it 
plays a vital rok in the American 
economy.; But, he said, small 
business is equally vital and must 
be protected and encouraged. 
The Governor again thanked 
Pontiac Rotarians for his invita- 
tioh to address them. 
Pontiac Deaths 
Mrs. Walter C. Simons 
Service for Mrs, Walter C. 
(llene Mae) Simons, 22, of 7726 
Bridge Lake Rd., Clarkston, will 
be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday from 
the Voorhees-Siple Chapel. Elger 
Lewis of the Dixle Baptist Church 
will conduct the service with burial 
following in Perry Mt. Park Ceme- 
tery.   
  
Mrs. Simons was dead on arri- 
Mabie a She died from injuries 
lreceived in an automobile accident 
on U.S, 10 near Springfield. 
Willard F. Wiltse 
‘ Willard F. Wiltse, 73, of 22 Wil-| Hashana ices Jews express gratitute to God 
for having lived through the year. 
The whole period is one of inten- 
sive prayer and repentance. 
Rabbi Sanford E. Saperstein is 
conducting the services at Tem- 
ple Beth Jacob and presenting 
the sermonic message. 
At Congregation B’Nai Israel, 
Rabbi Israel Goodman, spiritual 
leader, is presenting the High Holi- 
day sermons. 
* * * 
The High Holy Days will reach 
their climax Sept. 15 with Yom 
Kippur, the Day of Atonement 
when. Jews spend the day in syna- 
gogues fasting and offering prayers 
which ask for divine forgiveness 
for faults and weaknesses. 
Traditional Jews observe Rosh 
Hashana for two days; Reform 
Jews for one. 
Se Jewish Gis in Korea can 
celebrate these 10 most sacred 
days in the Jewish calendar, 
more than 1,000 are being flown 
by military planes from the re- 
motest parts of Korea to the 
The airlift is part of. global 
“Operation Rosh Hashana” for GIs 
and hospitalized veterans orga 
nized by the national Jewish Wel- 
fare Board. The Welfare Board 
also has announced a 10,000 mile 
pre-high Holy Day flight by a rabbi and two chaplains to assure 
religious ‘services in Iceland, the 
Northeast. Air Command, the 
Azores and Bermuda. 
Fluoridation Debate 
Set for Motor City 
, DETROIT ~The Detroit City 
Council will discuss the fluorida- 
tion issue Sept. 26 at a meeting 
with representatives of the Board 
of Health, the of Water 
Commissioners and” Corpora- 
tion Counsel's Office. Council 
he doubts that council can over- 
issued by the Water Board unless 
addition of fluorides to the water 
supply. 
The Detroit District Dental 
Society sent a telegram to Mayor 
Albert E, Cobo and the City 
Council criticizing the Board of 
Water Commissioners for its in- 
has any scientific evidence that 
it present that evidence. * 
  
Service will be at 2 p.m. Satur- 
    day from the out, 
Everyone laughed except six- 
‘Dr. R. H. Baker Dies 
President Louis C. Mariani said| 4nd 
rule an anti-fluoridation report six 
voters specifically approve the St. Kilt Jilts Scot;. 
Sport's Supports 
Let Him Down — 
year-old Princess Anne, She looked 
startled, ‘ais 
Bland said it was the most em- 
barrassing moment in his life, 
“T’'ve never lost a kilt before and 
hope I never do again.” 
  After Long Illness 
lem he said, when he assumed the    
        
   
   to Help T Teachers Earn 
: ‘Advanced Degrees 
University of Michigan officials 
some ten years he served on the Tyes., 7:30 p.m. 
board of the Michigan Medical! Children’s Literature — Thurs., 
Service. 4:30 p.m. 
He was an outspoken opponent; Seminar: Physical Education— 
of socialized medicine, contending /Tues., Sept. 18, 7:30 p.m. 
that competent medical care can} Modern Drama—Wed., Sept. 19 
best be through private |4:30 p.m. 
insurance and hospital plans. phyfor Teachers—Tues 
  awarding of contracts.   
E nrollm ent: Totals. 9.146 
With 1,154 in New Derby 
Yesterday's schooling was only 
a half day for most students, and 
because of this, afternoon kinder-   
ings,” says Dr, Featherstone 
ran high at ‘ 
, Where he says, “It's a 
very geod. 
Valley Woods elementary school 
The bids will be studied by the 
architects, Eberle Smith, before 
Low bidders were Kiiski, $555,- 
000, general work; Lloyd S. Thorn- 
ton, $119,990, mechanical; Johnson 
Electric, $52,620, electrical; and 
Gold Star Products, $10,925, kitchen 
‘equipment. Close to the latter bid 
“iwas another of $10,973. 
Beard members in the session 
that lasted till midnight indicated 
with the bid for the ,|) pleasure drilling of a well and reugh grad- 
,| ing at the Harlan School Site, 
That school will be on North 
-|Adams near Wattles, and is being 
designed by Smith, Tarapata and 
+ |MeMahon. 
receptionist 4 
Co., died today at Henry Ford 
hospital after a brief iliness. 
She belonged to Business Wom- 
en's Club, and Mt. Holyoke Alum- 
nae Assn, 
Surviving are a ‘son, Karl, a 
idaughter, Mrs. Terence G. Jackson      
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    He gave liberally of his time| 
toward furthering this objective | 
during later years of his life; and 
found time to keep himself well 
informed on advances in all phases 
of medicine, as well as his own) 
speciality, surgery. 
* * 
Dr. Baker took an active part in 
local civic affairs. He was aj 
charter member of the Pontiac’ 
Kiwanis Club and a charter mem- 
ber of the Oakland County Torch | 
Club, a discussion group of pro- 
fessional 
sports. For many years he spent] 
some time each summer with his} 
family at a summer home on 
Drummond Island at the tip of 
Lake Huron. 
In 1913 Dr, 
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officiating. state office: “Wider distribution of Tues., 4:30 p.m. 
medical care is a challenge not) Real Estate Management—Wed., 
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Mission Pastor 9 gy: 
       
        
   
  AFL in State to Stay 
Neutral on Elections 
        
      
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     ably wily aasperes the Deastent ~ Rey. |. H. Loera Heads, 
fe by the national AFL-CIO Execu New Mexican Church;/ 
4 gee : rei Peieat Ceremony Set Friday | 
Dean also he thinks the MFL will remain neutral in the The Rev, « Isaiag Hernandez | 
state Loera, a native of Mexico, will be Aamodt Pies rr wo te | installed as pastor of the Mexican’ 
Letters , & Mission, 217 W. Wilson Ave., at’ 
See SO tee ae 7:30 p.m. tonight in the lower audi 
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17 Jewel movement ...... 71.50 49.50 
_ 2—Ladies’ Yellow Elgin. 
Deluxe .................. 62.50 39.50 
1—Ladies’ Benrus Embrac’ble 100.00 44.00 
6—Ladies’ yellow or white 
17 Jewel and 21 Jewel 
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' 4—Ladies’ 17 Jewel Hamilton 
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pansion bracelet ......... 71.50 33.00 
2—Men’s 17 Jewel 14K 
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Several Crystal Stemware patterns 
and a few sets of china reduced 50% 
All cultured pear! items, strands, 
rings, ear rings etc, reduced 40% 
We have several community 1847 
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to fine paintings or highlight may be enjoyed even at night. 
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about to buy a house! 
HART SCGHAFPFNER & MARS 
A new house means a new outlook, and 
not just through picture windows. 
Your whole mode of living is spruced 
up ... including your attire. Pan- 
American tweeds are top-favorites 
with the “landed gentry.” You’ll be 
proud of your new Pan-American 
. suit by Hart Schaffner & Marx. 
           
      
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IN PAN AMERICAN TWEEDS 
' Soft, silky wool from Argentina . . . and sturdy, sprin 
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date, a 160 pound senior, up from 
  the reserve team of last year. - a week from Saturday. First con- Chiefs appear to be blessed with 
some big linemen who are showing 
well at this time, including Dick 
Kors, slated as a regular starting 
guard, 210-pound Bob Holloway 
and other reguplars. 
* * ° 
Most Valley clubs get into action 
ference games come dur- 
ing the following two weeks. 
  
maining Schedule Big Factor   
  Milwaukee and Cincinnati each,remaining 20. And the third-place 
have two games left with Brook-|Dodgers, also with 21 left, play 
iseven against sixth-place Pitts- iy Siz i i : :f : 
ieee H z —_ a .|The club has also been informed| ; : Pontiac Press Phote 
UP FRONT VETERAN — One of the veterans back on the Chief 
forward wall, which will have a letterman at each position, is Dick 
Kors, a 190 pound senior guard. Kors is one of three returning guards,       
     
      
  
Although there have been a cow. 
ple of changes in personne], there 
has been no depletion of strength 
for Pontiac in the Michigan Rec- 
reation Association golf tournament 
Saturday at Lansing’s Grosbeck 
course. 
One of Pontiac’s strongest dele- 
gations in several years will rep-) 
resent this city against a field of 
top-flight competition from through- 
out the state. 
the lecal 5-man con- 
tingent is Ron Rothbarth, 1956 
city Medal Play champion. Join- 
ing him in the battle for team 
honors will be Mike Andoniaa, 
Charies Barker, Paul Bada and 
Butler Cooper. 
Bada, who fired a record 8-under- 
par 61 recently at Pontiac’s Mu- 
\nicipal Golf Course, is replacing 
iLloyd Syron. Syron is unable to 
make the trip to the state capital aa Pontiac Seeks State Title 
in MRA Golf Tournament 
because of his entry in the Na- 
tional Amateur tourney. 
Cooper, well-known in area links 
circles for many years, will re- 
place Ed Wasik, who had made 
previous tournament committments 
elsewhere. 
The championship of the 18-hole 
state tourney will be determined 
by the total medal score of each 
team.    
   
    
       
   
     
   
    
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Golf Supplies Phone FE 5-8318 of FE 46115 
Open 8 ‘til 6—Fri., Sat. ie 8) 
3152 West Huron Se. 
Pontiac, Mich. 
    
  
Oldtimers Practice 
Members of the Pontiac Oldtim- 
ers Baseball club are asked to re- 
port promptly at 12 o'clock noon, 
Sunday at Washington Junior High 
field. The practice session lasts 
until 2 p.m. in preparation for a 
posible game a week from Satur- 
day with Toledo at Wisner Field. 
  the International Oldtimers League, 
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un at Detroit   
  A pair of veteran Pontiac area 
    
  
EVERYBODY 
Asks for Al The Cor Buyer's Pol | 30-lap modified hardtop feature 
pmight at Detroit Motor 
Seedway 
  iJoy Fair Sets Track Mark 
The record qualifying run in 
the late model car division en- 
titles Fair to the pole position 
*| for Sunday's 250-mile race at the 
state fair grounds track. 
Fair’s average speed 
tween 75 and 77 miles 
  
  
    
         
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Pick It Up in the Evening! 
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  Can Dick Savitt, out of topflightion what shapes up as the key 
  
Promotion 
so his Michigan team will be in 
a heavy workout tomor- 
  
Grammas Named 
One of Reasons 
for Reds’ Surge 
ST. LOUIS ®—Birdie Tebbetts, 
manager of the surging Cincinnati) 
Redlegs, today tabbed Alex Gram- 
mas as one of the reasons his! 
club has moved into the National 
League pennant fight. 
leading Mawes. 
ves Wednesday, getting 
ng two runs and 29-yenr-old 
big part in the 
over the 
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“They've got to admit now it's 
a three-team race,” Tebbetts said, 
    Savi Tennis Comeback 
Challenged by Aussie Ace FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (—The/ter-finals of the National Tennis 
biggest tennis mystery in years,|Championships? | 
  -|Knode of Forest Hills, N.Y., takes 
jon Betty Pratt of Jamaica. 
coach Benny Oosterbaan ordered) 
+129 Teams to Battle 
for National Title 
.| BATTLE CREEK # — Twenty- 
_\domain, are ready for battle in 
Gaiden Greek in Baseball Opener 
Stadium tonight, 
Perez, year’s first game starting at 8:30 ° 
The odds say “no” but tennis 
oldtimers have other sentiments 
match of the season. 
Besides Savitt, America’s hopes 
of keeping the men's title at home 
rest with Vic Seixas who meets 19- 
year-old Ashley Cooper of Austral- 
ia in the opening match at 1 p.m., 
EDT, and Hamilton Richardson of 
Westfield, N.J., who plays Aus- 
tralia’s left-handed Neale Fraser. 
Hoad, who is favored to dupli- 
cate Budge’s “Grand Slam" of 
1938, meets a fellow Australian, 
young Roy Emerson, in the other 
In the women’s quarter-finals, 
Althea Gibson of New York plays 
young Darlene Hard of Montebel- 
lo, Calif., while Mrs. Dorothy 
A major upset marked yester- 
'day’s women’s play which saw 
Shirley Bloomer, a 22-year-old 
British girl, turn back the veteran 
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, 
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ANOTHER AUSSIE WIN — Gil Shea, forecourt, of Los Angeles, 
drops a volley down the line against Aussie Neale Fraser in the Na- 
tional Tennis Championships at Forest Hills, N. ¥. yesterday. Fraser 
defeated Shea, 5-7, 6-3, 6-3 and 10-8, to move into the quarterfinals. 
  
share of night games. Ten and three IC4A team titles. The 1956 Cincinnati Redlegs navel Michigan State cross - country 
been adept at winning one-run|coach Karl Schlademan has led the 
decisions and in winning their|Spartans to four NCAA, four Big 
  
Calif., 6-3, 63. Miss Bloomer’s   
semi-final foe is Shirley Fry, the 
top-seeded Wimbledon champion 
from St. Petersburg, Fla., who 
ousted Mrs. Margaret du Pont, 6-2, 
46, 6-2. 
  
nine teams, each one a state or 
association champion in its own 
the 1956 Amateur World Series of 
the American Amateur Baseball 
Congress at three national playing 
sites. 
Thirteen teams will compete in 
here tonight, while eight teams, 
apiece begin battling in the north- 
west tournament at watertown, S. 
D., and the southwest meet at 
Cushing, Okla., tomorrrow. 
Following the three tournaments, 
the winners from Watertown and 
for a four-team national playoff, 
Sept. 15-16-17. 
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MILWAUKEE  — The Global 
World Series of Baseball that has 
attracted championship teams 
from five foreign nations, Puerto 
Rico, Hawaii and the “United 
States, opens six days of tourna- 
ment play in Milwaukee County 
Canada, third - place finisher 
in last year’s first Global tourna- 
ment, and Japan, also marking a 
second appearance, meet in this 
p.m., CST. 
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ANGELESWillie Ye “sit les Oympic Games, will open the 
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By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF 
PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Hip we can't be too sure of control. 
lock finish 
DIAGNOSIS: Faulty latera 
slide 
TREATMENT: Get into a lock- 
er-room discussion, and you'll hear 
a hundred theories about what|'* built an pivot, body turn. And constitutes the perfect swing. And 
one of them, unfortunately, con- 
cerns shoving the left hip forward 
laterally with the downswing. 
On the tourney trail we use the 
lateral hip slide, but only when 
we are hitting into the wind — 
keep the ball low. With the hip shift we hit down on the ball, but 
It isn't uncommon to smother the 
1 ball by hitting a bit too much on 
the top side of it. 
I advise guarding against the 
hip slide. «The proper golf swing 
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    J Skilled Labor Shortage | Acute, Mitchell Says 
a\day, Mitchell predicted the prob- 
\lem would grow worse as techno- 
logical advances push productivity 
4\of view, there is no law, no pro- 
y|im promoting his own security as LOS ANGELES ®—The short- 
Speaking at ein! Hall yester- 
steadily upward. 
* * 
“In many ways,” he said, 
“from a worker's own selfish point Democrats Invite 
Joe Smith 
| age of allied whdhoirs hes hecoxne|tO Kickoff Rally 
iia national problem, says Secre- 
tary of Labor James Mitchell, HARRISBURG, Pa. @Mythical 
Joe Smith, Vice President Nixon's 
only opposition for renomination, 
has been invited to the Demo- 
crats’ campaign kick-off. in Penn- 
sylvania next Thoreday, 
* 
The invitation came from Mat- 
thew H. McCloskey, national 
chairman of the Democratic Fi- 
nance Committee. He said: 
“You, Joe Smith, have become   gram, no protection as effective 
his skill.”   
      
     
      
    
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lican hopes, You are Custer’s Last 
Stand, the pride of Mudville at 
lthe end of the ninth inning and 
the family black sheep, all rolled 
into one defenseless fall guy. We 
* 
Adlai Stevenson is scheduled to 
deliver his first major television 
address of the campaign at the 
fund-raising dinner. 
Smith's name was placed in 
nomination at the Republican con- 
a   
2 Drowned Marines 
Wash Up on Okinawa 
NAHA, Okinawa (— Two bodies 
were washed up on the beach to- 
day where 11 U. S. Marines 
drowned in an unexpected under- 
current yesterday. " 
Interruption of communications 
with rentote “North Camp,” 
where the drownings occurred, 
prevented any report on whether 
the bodies were identified. The 
U. S. 3rd Marine Division said, 
however, that helicopters and men 
of the 2nd Battalion, 9th regiment 
were continuing patrols in the 
hope of finding more bodies. 
A preliminary report said the 
drownings occurred in waist deep 
water when the men went for a 
swim in their shorts after a hot 
day of work and field problems. 
* = * 
The beach was often used as a 
bathing spot by the men, Experts 
on water currents said, however, 
that the unexpected undertow may 
  delegate from Nebraska. He said, 
he did so to show that the conven- 
tion was open. 
Uruguay denounced its treaty 
with Yugoslavia due to high| 
prices, slow deliveries. 
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Is About 7:30 or 8 A. M. 
By EARL WILSON 
LAS VEGAS—Joe E. Lewis is winding up a long engagement 
at El Rancho Vegas and heading for the Copacabana in New 
York where he'll also enter labor politics. 
“I’m in an AF. of L.—American Federation of Lushes,” Joe 
explains. 
* *   * 
one of her eccentricities 
me. Lili says she hides her 
money at night inside her pil- 
low and then usually forgets 
about it next morning. Sev- 
eral times when touring, she’s 
had to drive back to a hotel 
she’s left to hunt the forgotten 
loot. She and Ted Jordan, her 
new husband, are sailing Fri- 
day on the Coroniqi for a 
three-month look at Europe, 
Mickey Rooney’s grown up) 
every way but physically sand. 
has a funny act with Joey! 
the New Frontier—but. he’s not 
too happy about it. 
“It keeps me up,” he says. “I like to go to bed at 7:30 or 8,   That's why I can’t get-interested in going to New York to do} 
a Broadway show.” 
also 7:30 or 8... But A.M. instead of 
Army, at the Capitol Theater. A friend 
who remembered that gasped, “And now, 
Mickey, you don’t look a day taller.” 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N. Y. . 
Frank Sinatra's father, just retired, 
says pe'll sell his N.J. property and move 
to Calif., “to be near my grandchildren.” 
Joanne Dru and John Ireland, who 
battled bitterly a month ago, did the 
champagne-and-kisses bit at 
Shor’s ... Artie Shaw’s romantic letters 
(from Spain) are to Paramount actress 
Valerie Alien .. Both Ed Sullivan and 
Steve Allen are offering heavy ioot for a 
TV'ers ... Lewis Strauss, 
may resign before election day. . 
Segal, who helped Ethel Merman to star- 
dom, has a new protegee 
Loretta Wayne. 
Mrs. 
champ to reject a $20,000-a-year job   LORETTA 
| hosting at the Bowlero bowling alley; too many “late hours”) 
. Red Skelton wants Rocky Marciano for a TV guest shot| 
. “anna Magnani wants to do the film version of “Best House’ 
E in Naples,” opening on B'way soon... Think YOU got troubles? 
Farouk has a million in lawsuits pending against him. 
Earl’s Pearis ... 
LeRoy Allman recalls this truism: “The 
best Way to tell if a man is having a good 
time at a party is to wateh his wife.” 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Most summer romances are ended | 
' either by September or marriage.”—Margaret Puchir, Colum- 
bus. 
That's earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
  
| Mills, 37, of Bay Mills, as saying 
, also of L'Anse. 
7. hooper said the three men, 
|accompanied by Mills’ wife, had 
iseveral drinks Wednesday night at Wounds Wrong Man mien t sna ard ba 
With Shotgun Blast | 
MARQUETTE ® — A shotgun a cabin near Keva, 20 miles south- | 
blast fired through the window of east of Marquette. 
a car missed its intended victim, 
State Police said, but fatally from a nearby cabin and fired it) 
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L’Anse. \LaFreniere and Mrs. Mills, whe 
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for, 
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his home town, before he entered the’ 
   
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HOW YOU WANT IT!? “for every teste — jazz — Dance — Western — —inictond 
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WE HAVE MOVED. 1PTOWN 17 North Saginaw St. (Formerly Sallan’s) 
  
Cleaned and adjusted — one 
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    ART COLONY AT GROST TOWN — Frank Wokurka and his 
wife, Doris, instructors, discuss a sketch of the Lake Superior shore- 
line at the Kitchigami School of Arts at Pequaming. The town once 
1942. 
Art Colony Breathes Life 
Into Old UP Ghost Town 
  quaming was all but abandoned, ledge everiooking the bay. 
its 15 houses bearded up, its pub- | 1 1947 the sawmill was closed, 
si et te sending its workers into other com- 
recently 890-acre Ford-| unities to find . The village 
owned tract was sold to develop in poe ye wore] . 
ers opened as & resort 8 
area. And now an art colony is/ed Up and the town hall, general 
putting new life in the pictur-/store, church and” power pliant 
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Automation Hits Carnivals 2 _ {What He Says Sounds Good ~ tate OF IVE 
. afl ‘Ain't Like It Used to. Be’ Ike. Likes Lawyer: Larson of Payroll Tax Plan ve a Gelliiek: dot a: laneention ‘ast - while GRAND RAPIDS @—A payroll 
Fa dp cng Seng dogets credit for the Republicans nd ee ae ae ctpae tec of a. 
ie CA Coc en| aim oie le we ek Sy a an of @ years fn carnival work, een sr ore te bor what he told Rosa's Andreiltrought in $95,000,000 in 10 years.|requiring greatly increased’ ta 
aint) apse OE free REE" | ete he Steen se ar ad “I's net Tike ‘the old: Gaya,” | Oe ee Oe toca lecation ee = ee eee, : 
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  2 DAYS ONLY ... FRI. & SAT. 
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1DRESS SALE "Buy ONE for the regular price . . get another FREE! 
BIG DISCOUNTS 
EASY CREDIT — 
8 N. Saginaw St.   
          
    
   
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very little. 
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Sas) CZ SPECIAL] je pa 3 | SA | NGS] hardly what a political scientist] 
consider a textbook on gov- | 
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book lavishly at his news confer- | 
ence last week. 
Still, Eisenhower bestowed his 
blessing with quadruple, built - in 
CLUTCH | F cei that's in it (hedge No. 1) . . 3 ‘on aaa: 
by every statement (hedge No. 2) ed’ with altrgctive eath- ; BAGS vig J You'll fall in love with 
~. == enjoy radio and TV st = Smartly style in a wide > tts finest, all with as : choice of favorite colors |— | = n 
+ « « better quality. a4 - 
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Reg. $5.00 Value + ad Reg. $124 Value 
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EONARD’S ; : 20 N. PERRY ST. 
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For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43 : POSSESSION PAYMENTS am? 8 bedroom ae base-| Your own lot. We 6a, ry 
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teete| =o See ec cre | prer eerie | meac = aacs Down Payment tionary oo Model O we: 2 bedroome, siricty meters vi ee paid oa per ms, house 
Commerce - 4 room house. Nice 2 yegren Sen. “5 me... 
    
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F $24,700. with $2.000 eee en toh, Priced Srarsle Reaitor, eonn| bet, Qah®, .Siteeer taformation, 
y wn, to 0 44 per cent mortgage. Oe eres past Montcalm and| Addersonville Rd. Waterford. OR | contact tee 
Ca Det Gee’ Nelee. Esst Bivd to Madison, turn right | 21208. RED HORSE CORP, 
Clarkston | Castell Realty | ===" =e eS REAL ESTATE INC. |" ° PIONEER HIGHLANDS years oid and vy   
    
      
      
  
      
    
    
    
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d 68631 oS Peace WiLL SELL EQuiry iy s ROOM | MAKE ME 4 , 
‘ ; : eet ie ae WiLL Saito. =|" $1500 DOWN — 
; 4 ogi Er “ve nell” on the per me. Prettiest ttle ranch, bewes Jee 
oh A , pis : . > SMALL HOUSES IN ares, AAA aera deen ever saw i Stes 
{ Da 3 lets, $3,000 down. OF +4594./ Your neck and you don't lke it~ eg rocm. | large 30 4 ake. - istablished 1908 “fpootiee, at, Keves ond seer) ye $4183 A 
en a et BD 9 red EE bom, piitity, i SS at ee icon | A REAL FAMILY North ROSE McLARTY ay gs ES a 
: poms Leke Cosh, de >ier1_ coumtry home on . ahi sae 3 Bedroom Homes pldroom brirr | side Sbedroom home for only FE 2210 or FE $3978 3-2081_or OR 31070. Shout msibatar a : 
{ : p cecetiben wah ie 3 le Full , , aE oo down. kitchen, FOR SALE BY a ROOM East pe 
' bes cod Seute just| sweeping lawns arive. on ria Silver Lake fully tmouiated, full, basement, a a — Eg = ee AT | house. 1 bed OWNER, eg | cvtaues quickly? 
reed. minutes to Large rte i ecarts 3 3 jew 1% car . lot. Pull ‘oll newly decorated, Near Fisher, Just “Lis ” 
FRED [-RUGE | | ery peers, ce ae | Ba S| awa eae | pp ate eb Sl a Non 
( sewer no Ak Sabit| bie Garage ond beat om Replace, and a Mert ot ob | “tem heme, ‘ul basement Ove F Sebaa SNELL HOWE CARE wows, rake | OWNER SACRIFICE "3 
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} an rooms and bath Western vd Saree basemeot . ON EARLMORE T ap pie vemets heme | SUSE: CURIE, Paget ~tentin cican ietge, Teoms, ‘Avo '6 4 ge —- Ags ~ cag level Lake privileges and ex 
| s. very ae ree BONDALE — chars, Hoh ‘Gree som | fee tal Sasement eons | | Sin“ ens |g hone feralchings for sale. DON 
wh . : Slot con: and house, ove_1é HOUSE AND GARAGE AT 3100 
(age een = Bet emt | ae Sn pee” '|Low: See eae | Re ater |" Meme ere me| "ERs Shp Seatac | Geet pes mae Bs 
except Se cites et -| Attractive tra me with Fashioned { Comfort WEST SUBURBAN — Nice 9-bedroom Thotiy Bie Soe at VACANT. oe owe a 
Hess forces. sais. Total price] breeerwey nd ieee Low aeateg ent eingurected © Rene win view “evarinkion |  Usre Ya today for saly sue | ER FS C0 DAYS) tI DDLETON’S 
SS yIM WRIGHT __| ite Reveide, Mine lawn. 4 geod Dg eo GOOD TERMS B 
Realtor a Payments) Smtan tee eect pais Sie se | Petcare enemes | Tish Setgt, Sa tase rms Best Suys ‘ ; : “* ; : exce! _ . . } 
| SCT Acre Near Airport this" yeat, HabOS down ‘ont | Sees | we besarte ety marcos | Ser acta, Aree ais | Sears cot, 
5 Pus my fag Eick youn ‘ tn living. Nicely land- | ROCHESTER, — Seearoom moter |  pinstered_ walls. storms «8 teras! bee us todep. BUNGALOW ON 
Sede ae By Coser ns Today rane SO Days". Sore Sat te: | el Bebe EM Heslop eee seas | C-HOUSTON REALTY Lor ONLY Wee" DOWN. 
‘ pases enh ons BEAL TA Sensi waye ape ee ee pecroom te beth and ya om Leslie R. Middleton 
, overs C1 é +6 pe. RENT BEATER PART TIME PaRMqer grosieus oe, Se ee ae Bargain PE 
} + mag By Sone. te pes tor thie ies Why Bateman con enjoy this $0 ectee as you Bice, sloneta With folding 40ers, | Going to Cailfornia, must sell. Tee iL paved strect, 
: 5 LAKE sane Rett ce p abies Hai i teams | rervontnns Seon hucaame| [ess Sits fact fee"pean cs | Spmre perm tow ome 
Seamer | TY Kampson] ‘Ss 3eeis| Sirsa) era ps | Ba ee pao sShet or Pes ONA pone t gi : Sent) ices. ee aac asce JIM WILLIAMS | Seat Seiten Fhe | A GOOD BUY 
| ee FLOO 40528 ; This house is in » mice gud- 
; , 5 Vedra Rance Sent Eg A. F Sitio "eee un SLL 37t 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. Benen She ye Daily 68 "Sunday 194 gree jetties 
4 Bedrom. Bi-Levels ae ee, r Oped, Eres. PE swe PE +001 bath, Kitchen and living 
oon eee ree fst eet wo iecation. a 7 8. mast ge, ecation 6 paved me GI's Power aS Ea AVE. witn | Lodz must sell st once. Wl taxe Pacement. thea. ‘asbestos rt 
| eS eee BNE Ror Jcr| ARE YOU LOOKING | {| ree | S951) DN. | Seasranan ie fae Heese | Get eme t on e . and aute. hot » Brieed to sell s ; Lin : 
eae eit | | Eten | WeStOwn | Sei ey mete en H. W. Bigelow] Se 'ranitnan sate ee |, btw, M. Stout, Realtor 
East of Joslyn... OP EN 12-7 Bett & Er sce ot : a Tg $750 DOWN 
2 bedroom, § room GI re- pry wpstars me INCLUDES TAXES Se sus. OR 3-7014 | Yes, that ts the Down Payment 
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auc | EP aimee eran) Greeters eee | eae amo aemnce | __‘™unneet ana tat tone ene | Saeed Stet ee] Serene we | See 
repeiiet | Met | ae rap Ano) uetieeag, | Pa =| GERMS aot « s . UIT Y AND AT school and shi ‘ dream home. With 2 
Sacer Pied Se 3 ent veerm.| THE LAZY TYPE roome up. Pir A_PRICE YOU CAN| LAKE PRIVILEG Some was uit in “si nice See | , the" youne indy wil appreciate, 
| BRASS | Be eae| SSE | RE ea Gey tee| Seo eee J. A. Taylor | Gutos aceey GILES REALTY CO UP | ee se, ose Sait woes. HERE ARE TWO — oe re 7< Sheree REALTOR Insunance | Evenings FE 2107 ot MY SiS 
| SEBS se ST] OPEN DAILY 27 an oe, Jan “ame, serag > | GOODEXAMPLES |i 4 vp Situ soy om| Soctspmant Ow | Seen Bees eb 
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| erent ML wpe | “AUSCHEE” =| weetornsntree:| Templeton | Farirlage - a 7 m right ee n Edw. M. Stout, Realtor tp ome: 1838 has 3 nice, bedrooms, iiving ream, SUBURBAN 
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BARGAIN BARGAIN |Brand New Bungalow .. G. TROCKE Water Frontage price, you can remodel te eat EAST HURON DY TOWN 
immediate Total price 
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charm. room Call and bate. Western 
comfort on lots bedrooms, jee Ene 4 q E a ae, full basement, stoker i. te = tT oer ees gyie, 9000 down, at 3 BONDAL wits aot colling ‘Reman Reet, 6 sores snd email bara oe 
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WRIGHT wide. Mice lawn. 3 good home that says “Come lake ARDMORE STREET 
eee ee Payments! Deans | Generate preteen a .| best Buys pgcmer | Rigel aig Rise iee | ORmErTE< tertram neta) iiaaed eam oie Sed | Daye | gygoutedic buy, aly Sin> | Ritga tot, Tinton wit, “les 
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of Joslyn... 3 Bath up. si the moment the INCLUDES TAXES Yes, tat: be Oe, Down Pe 
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