Billi seamed yp Cia“ os ee a kek Brazil's 4 ‘ * . PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1954 28 PAGES Ta Plan to Reveal Charges Against McCarthy Today Accusations Will Form Backbone of Public Inquiry on Senator WASHINGTON ( AP )— The charges on which a McCarthy may stand or fall will be made public today by a special Senate investigating committee. Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), who will preside at the pub- lic hearings, announced he has about completed the task of selecting from a list of 46 specific accusations the ones the senators will study first. It is generally believed these will consti- tute the backbone of the inquiry. Watkins said he planned to hand the list of “initial” charges to Ed- ward Bennett Williams, McCarthy's named by the Senate to report on a resolution of censure offered by Sen. Flanders (R-Vt). Flanders and Senators Fulbright (D-Ark) and Morse (Ind-Ore) have filed a list of 46 specific charges, a num- from allegations concerning Mc- Carthy’s financial affairs to accu- sations that he ridiculed fellow with J. Mark Trice, secretary of the Senate, remained a carefully guarded secret as the subcommit- tee’s three Democratic members put in more work at writing their own version of the findings. Watkins announced his commit- tee’s hearings will be held in the caucus room of the Senate Office Building, the same big chamber in which the McCarthy-Army hear- ings were held, But there will be no television or motion picture cameras this time, by committee edict. Watkins said that “99 per cent of our hearings will be public.” From the other investigating group, Mundt's announcement of “(Continued on Page 2, Col 1). Report 56 Drown in Floods in India NEW DELHI, India — Home Minister K, N. Katju told the In- dian Parliament today that floods in northeast India have drowned 56 people and put 22,000 square miles in Assam and Bihar under water. In Bihar alone, he said, 17,000 families are homeless. have launched an aid program. One American Flying Boxcar with supplies arrives yesterday, a tot’s beauty contest in Los Angeles. N out calmly posing for pictures, then wishes the royal Royalty Also Suffers Unhappy Moments even | accompanied to away. United Press Phetes such goings on, the queen starts photographer -would leave, at right she is shown in tears, calling for the guards to take the cameraman ke Will Sian Historic Bill Quflawing Commie Party “DENVER (AP) — President Eisenhower today signs into law history-making legislation outlawing the Com- munist party and cracking down on Red-infiltrated labor unions. The President’s decision to approve the bill with its outlawing provisions, for which the administration did not ask, was announced by Press Secretary James C. Hagerty at Eisenhower's vacation headquarters here. Fills Vacancy Left by Shafer August Johansen Gets GOP Blessing as Third District Candidate BATTLE CREEK (#)—August Johansen of Battle Creek today was chosen as the Republican congressional nominee in. Miehi- gan's Third District to succeed the late Rep. Paul Shafer (R- Mich). Johansen was Shalfer’s administrative assistant from 1951 The 48-year-old Johansen is a former Congregational minister and newspaperman and for 10 years was personnel director of Republican, normally. Shafer died unexpectedly fol- lowing an operation in Washing- ton for a kidney ailment. Johansen was chosen by a five- member Third Congressional Dis- trict Republican committee ap- pointéd by Shafer only a week before his death. Such a committee, under Michi- gan law, has the right to name a successor should a nominee die after his selection via primary election. Shafer was unopposed in the Aug. 3 GOP voting. Johansen was new editor of radio station WBCK at_ Battle Creek when he was chosen by Shafer as his administrative assistant Feb. 1, 1951. Battle Creek weekly. Johansen was graduated from the University of Chicago in 1926 with a bachelbr of arts degree. He won a doctorate of philosophy from his alma mater’s divinity * Administration doubts about the bill—revised be- fore it passed to overcome based on concern as to it would make “propaganda martyrs” of Reds in this country and drive them further under- grouad. The bill outlawing the Commu- nist party overshot the adminis- tration’s mark on anti-Red legis- lation when an election-bound Con- : of a bill, | infiltrated unions of rights before { Board. ‘ers succeeded only in the closing party membership a crime punish- able by imprisonment for five years and a $10,000 fine. The provision was killed in a Senate-House conference after leaders cautioned that the bill, in unaltered form, would be vetoed Communist party shall be denied legal rights available to all other political parties. It declares the United States,” and one “acknowledges no constitutional or statutory limitation upon its con- Attlee Chats With Mao TOKYO #—Clement Attlee, for- mer British Labor party Prime Touring Soviet Union NEW DELHI, India #—A 2- member Indian cultural mission left by air today on aq six-week The amendment is sponsored by the Michigan Association of Charit- able and Non-Profit Organizations. ‘\In Today ‘s Press | eae nO a Bird ‘Barrage’ Nearly Downs British Airliner ish airliner plowed through a swarm of seagulls while coming in for a landing here last night, killed about 300 of them, and then nearly spun out of control with dead birds wedged into its engine cowlings and landing gear. The twin-engine craft carrying passengers from London, was about to touch down at Renfrew Airport when the birds swarmed in a solid mass before it. Crew mem- bers said the gulls hit the plane like an ack-ack barrage, making it shudder from nose ‘to tail. a principal objection—were |(Anvarnor May ‘| whether Call Guardsmen Labor (Day) Weekend LANSING, Mich. —Gov. Wil- liams is contemplating an emer- gency call of at least 666 national Firemen Praised for Tot's Recovery firemen for the quick recovery their daughter today, : 5 $5 2 I ii aSxhe z : aH ; i LEB a8 85 i z 3 z 3 2 i ‘ #f a : H i = ecord of GOP (8rd Conaress Urges Voters to Back ' Administration So All Plans Can Be Realized ber that when they go to of Western Europe in the); face of collapse of — army talks at Brus- sels. RENFREW, Scotland ®—A Brit- | said : i ; Fs | Ett 3&2 gress in the fall elections, but he did say: “If we are going ahead with this “We want to go ahead, We are sure that you want us to go ahead. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Russia Protests Holding of Spy Soviet Source Reports Note to U.S. Charges Coercion of Rastvorov WASHINGTON (INS)—A Soviet source said today that Moscow has accused the U. S. of coercion to keep former Russian intelligence agent Yuri Rastvorov from return- ing to the Soviet Union. The source said a messenger from the Soviet Embassy in Wash- ington delivered a note to the State Department last night concerning Rastvorov, who disappeared from his post in Tokyo nearly seven months ago and did until Aug. 13. >At that time, he appeared at stronger, better America. || He urged them to remem-| not show up Generals President Lauds | IR Harvie Ward, Stranahan Win Wednesday Clash Set Up by Victories This Morning By GUY MOATS Promise of one top match for the 3rd round in the United States Amateur golf championship at Country Club of Detroit was seen in the victories this morning for Harvie Ward, San Francisco, and Frank Stranahan of Toledo. Ward defeated James W, Vick- ers of Wichita, Kan., l-up in a bitter struggle, Stranahan defeat- ed Ray Watson, Jr., of Kansas City, Me., 2 and 1, Ward and Stranahan meet in Wednesday's Srd round match starting at 8 a. m. Among other early winners today was Tommy Sheehan of Oakland Hills, who defeated Ray A. Gra- ham, Westbury, Long Island, N.Y., 6 and 5. Other early results included Arnold Palmer over John W. Veghte, 1-up; John H. Selvy over Dan L. Goodes, 2-up, and Jimmy Jackson of Kirkwood, Mo., over Ben G. Hardig Jr., of Norbeck, Md., Sand 4. Foster Bradley of Los Angeles, 17-year-old winner of the U.S. Junior championship, got an easy ticket into the third round when his 19-year-old opponent, Thomas W. Beck of Tulsa, Okla., was dis- Vargas Is Suicide Vargas, sent a bul- his palace today president. of my-ene- leave tlie legacy of a note left chief of largest sorrow of not to the wished.” down from the at dawn and shot him- at Catete da Castro, chief ~~ Vargas suddenly whipped from his pocket and shot, a promise he night—thac only under 26 general of- asked him to a tense political sifuation, Today 32 officers of the army joined Vargas’ ouster. petition was morning was announced came to power five years to ask con- leave of absence, Four Viee presi- im line to Aug. 5 with of an air force major, an attempt to LaCerda, an The slaying in and the press. was discovered Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yarrow of] bodyguard were involved. Vargas ; tthe erie teshe tate aes to . KLM of Aug, ee te ne taat al | 11 following 0 mass for Maj. Var q Two persons were injured and established which of the two boys campaign posters for Vargas’ Bra- it was, Richard or Peter Yarrow zilian Labor Party (PTB) were The only other evidences of the | torn down. crash site off the Dutch coast | “Vargas out!” shouted the mob, were a few charred packages and | The military acted quickly to papers and two small cushions | prevent further disturbances. The carrying the KLM insignia of the | @fmy, navy and air force issued Royal Dutch Air ‘Lines. ~~~ oo eee ee A Dutch naval plane and a fleet “Mncime their tore and po of rescue ships criss-crossed Page Hest Sa cree whee Oe ee (Continued on 2, Col. 4) few i poe wothing mare, KLM announced.| Man Eats Two Steaks, Other crews maintained watch | Can’ on the beaches. The Dutch navy t Pay for Either said it was in} NEW HAVN, Conn. @—Joseph its underwater sounding in| J. McDermott, 58, ate two steaks an attempt to locate the wreckage.|at a restaurant last night but The plane, a Douglas DCyB, had/ couldn't pay. last been reported only 20 miles} The proprietor called the police, out of Amsterdam when radio con-| Alter they charged McDermott tact was lost. with defrauding a restaurant, they The air line's Amsterdam office | asked McDermott why he ordered said 12 passengers, most of them} two steaks when he didn’t have Americans, and 9 crew members} the money. were aboard but KLM’s New York} “I haven't had q steak since the office said two misfe passengers; last time I got arrested for the boarded the aireraft at Shannon|same thing,” he replied. Police Ireland, its last stop before the| said there was mo record of a crash. previous arrest for this offense. Cloudburst Follows Heat; More of Each Due in City A cloudburst about 7 a. m. today slowed traffic on at rn ’ Pe ee 3 d , ; 4 : * Socony-Vacuum Oi] Co., owner of the northern end of the property involved, While no¢ yet formally ap- proved, the possibility of annex- ing the Bloomfielg To waship property will be looked into by Egbert. Since the area is presently out- side the city limits, Egbert felt , that the County Road Commission 5 a i 2 ship Circle of the Women's Society. 7 * * The annua] conference of the Metropolitan Club and the ladies auxiliary of the club, was held this past weekend in Flint. Bir- Will Reveal Charges on Senator M’Carthy (Continued From Page One) stirred speculation concerning re- ported disagreement among its Re- publican members as to what the evidence showed. Sen. Potter (R-Mich) had de- clared publicly he believed the Mc- Carthy and Army sides both have proved their major charges against each other — a conclusion Sen. Dirksen (R-Ill), another member, reportedly opposed. Dirksen announced he will file a statement of additional individual views to accompany the majority report, and Potter left word that he also would file some additional personal views. Potter is in Eu- rope. The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly cleudy and centineed warm through Wendesday. Low tonight 70-74. Widely seattered afterneoen or evening thunder. aa” Wednesday. High jednesday Teday in Pentiace get temperature preceding § am At 8 aan: Wind velocity 10 mph Direction: West Sun rises Tuesday at 7:20 pm Sun rises Wednesday at 5:48 am. Moon sets Tuesday at 5-08 p.m Moon rises Wendesday at 2:45 a.m Dewntown Temperatures OD. 605400002 ™ lia m Bes Fee ee eee tee eee Ov6 Teor Age ts Pontise is Highest bs Pee ee ve fersection Robert Schaule and Vernon Kee- president, Mrs, Glenn Foltz, was accompanied by delegates Mrs. Merlin Holmquist and Mrs, Robert Schaule. Also attending was Mrs. Edward Morton Waldrip Word has been received here of the death of Edward Morton Wal- drip, former long-time Birming- ham resident, who died im Cleveland. His body will arrive at the Man- ley Bailey Funeral Home at 10 a. m. tomorrow, with funeral serv- ice at 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Burial will be in Acacia Park Cemetery. Motorcycle Club Lists Winners of 2-Mile Race 2 li i A i Fine ig’ grit i ne SEL rh oa 2 ~ S =] a = a 5 Clarkston Motorist, Passenger, Injured A Clarkston motorist and his passenger were injured yesterday when their auto rammed the rear station wagon driven by William > ee 248 S. Anderson Doyle sa had just started from the intersection after the traf- fic light changed when his car was struck, Shepherd was treated at Pon- tiac General Hospital for forehead cuts and Charlies T. Stump, 25, of *| 8171 Mt. Olivet, Detroit, sustained forehead, nose and hand cuts and knee injuries. Hurt Motorist Charged "| Drunk and Disorderly An Allen Park motorist, who was injured yesterday in an accident at U.S.10 and Scott Lake road, Waterford Township, is being heid in Oakland County Jai] on a drunk and disorderly charge, according to Michigan State Police of the Pontiac Post. Dupre S. Mosley, 41, of 14590 Philomine, in jail, rammed the rear of an auto driven by Roy A. Dorris, 40, of 2669 Silverside, Wa- terford Township, pushing Dorris car across U.S.10 and into another vehicle driven by Richard K, Ben- nett of 2610 Silverside. Dorris was waiting to make a left turn, po- lice said. ner. On the distaff side, the auxiliary | 13 Grass Blazes Keep Bloomfield Firemen Hopping BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP Three grass fires within four hours kept the fire department here on Man Gets Fine, Probation 3 Lake Orion Juveniles Are Released to Parents William Post. The youths, 12, 14, and 15 years old, are accused of causing about $100 worth of damage, including tearing up flowers and trees, breaking glass on two autos, steal- ing a mail box, and taking radio equipment from an auto and hub cavs and chrome stripping from two cars. Child Runs Before Car, Suffers Slight Injuries A Southfield Township child was injured yesterday when she dashed into the path of an auto on South- field road near her home. Virginia L, Hough, 5, of 18235 Webster St., was treated at a lo- cal clinic for skinned elbows and knees, She was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Hazel L. Webb, 62, of 17600 Margate, Birmingham. - 7 >. 25 “a eee paper g E 824 Hi HH al the [ +t att - i f Ul fia tag i un ctl 5 New demands for Vargas’ resig- nation were made at an Aeronaut- ical Club meeting Saturday. Air calling for Vargas to quit was pre- Hee. A tee bate g plestese dal Flee! iL gov ment spending it for you,” he de- clared, “ ... You are using your own decisions instead of a bureau- crat's decision." o i, off oF zt : § ig 1 sympathetic. “But when it comes to the econ- omy of: this country, your pocket- book and your taxes, it tries to be conservative." |More Heat Due (Continued From Page One) friendly foreign countries an eco- nomic lift to the tune of 2% billion dollars last year. Only $10.00 A . MONTH FOR A NEW Your School Supply Headquarters ROYAL PORTABLE with the “get tough” policy, Pontiac Judge Maurice E, Finne- gan Monday sentenced a 2i-year- old man to five days in the Oak- land County Jail for furnishing beer to four juveniles. Ronald W. Nabarrette of 194 W. Wilson Ave. pleaded guilty to the charge of contributing to the de- linquency of minors. Nabarrette wag arrested early | Saturday morning. Pontiac Po- lice sald the youth was drinking | & beer with four juveniles in a ~ parked car near the Municipal Golt Course. “If we must be more severe in | ICE? NO KIDDIN’—Daryl Roddewig, of Milford, | it had been undergoing tesis at twenty below zero. |, Will, without hesitation,” said checks to see if he can really believe his eyes, and | While most of the nation tries to keep cool, Pontiac Mae tas ad tind tinieiceaa : finds the 1954 Pontiac is covered with ice although engineers work in arctic boots, gloves and parkas | 1. ‘youths must be protected the temperature is 95 degrees. Daryl happened in temperatures as low as 65 degrees below zero | +0, the harm which might result along just as the car had been rolled from Pontiac's | testing Pontiacs under the most severe weather if they were to become drunk. “The : famous sub-zero cold testing room Monday where | conditions. juveniles or Nabarrette, himself, reir y Ser Paedimye nb y wl tae ait aeten Ike Lauds Record |’ sia'te'wat coninue wo eee) Waterford Youths |tore“ine"stnces sprebended or ” ° Ld . Of 83rd Congress — | *revisin ot ne raver ae| ACMit Beer Theft — | | aneter sou tnt week man (Continued From Page One) ang Folge: te eater ol Two Waterford Township juven-| by Judge Cecil McCallum for ob- All my mail shows exactly that; | possibility of catastrophe in the| es ‘she have adualied beeslkns | taining tqner at s ber under | that you, with us, are looking for-| medical line,” and gradual reduc) Fi ieth Lake Rd. Aug. 16 are Sethe’ GO Gill a penal ‘os ward to peace abroad, greater | ton of tariffs suri in custody of their parents pending | Judge McCallum. ' security, and greater and te: He also said that the Sth’ vurther investigation, according to ; | y, grealer| Congress the administration plans} WO d ’ Police Chief} Seven additional minors also : prosperity at home.” to place great emphasis on “our| palerferd Township have been fined for drinking, and He said the White House went | relations with the external world.” The me 15 ont hw ,.| another two youths paid fines for | to bat 64 times in Congress in He said that in the 19 months| .4'oc Har’ 2 twear the scene of | furnishing beer to minors. | behalf of enactment of administra- AC. oe tO Ee aes in tne | ® house breakin and, under ques- Pontiac Police vice squad offi- | tion measures. ee Ped a tioning, admitted taking about | Cials also disclosed they are making | “Now, 54 of aes ca . Jngenroneg Sy Set Se ee ee eee closer inspection of bars and liquor pre ain gh. munist aggression. chat eae Gate aney, ‘Yan Ss alcoholic beverages illegally. | did have 54 hits. Some of | _ In that field, the Summer White | *°% them aren't quite all that we want-| House announced that Secretary |g tycag of entering ts owned by | PONTIAC Deaths average of .830, and any baseball | Smith (R-NJ) and Sen. Mansfield sasen fan will tell you that pretty| (D-Mont) will be this countrys good going in any league.” official representatives at the forth- ° (The President's arithmetic was| coming Manila conference to dis- off a bit. Actually, on the basis! cuss creation of a Southeast Asia of his figures, the average was| Defense Organization. The confer- 34). ence will open Sept: 6 Noro0m charge for dildten under! This plan is in effect every day of the week, every week of the year at Statler %& If one or more children under 14 occupy the same room with both parents, the regular two-person rate applies for the room. If one or more children under 14 occupy a room with only one parent, the one-person rate applies for the room. % Ifone or more children under 14 occupy a room without @ parent—that is, if more than one room is needed for a er age Agi Are et Fountain : Bring the fomily for weekend of fun | amine military : situation created in the country. ot the Detroit Statler! ) His ministers were heard one by one and various aspects of the SPECIAL STATLER FEATURES FOR TRAVELING FAMILIES crisis and their serious conse- were debated. Vargas de- © Chlidren’s menus __ © Children's plates end oliver | cided, with the entire solidarity of © Balloons for the youngsters after meals * Formulas prepared , ed caggeeneca pba et ed © Reliable baby sitters ° High chairs and cribs : some © ba © A basket of fresh fruit in every room occupied by children | of caemahy entetia * Radio in every room © Delicious bex lunches prepared i ao nation by officials of " @ Many guest rooms ere air-conditioned ~ - Bp enten nga he (Vargas) © Additional air-conditioning now being inctefted would persist immovably in his | determination to defend his con- : , stitutional perogatives, with the gett te ot oe HOTEL ce “In a contrary case, he. (Vargas) | had been forcéd out of the presi- Detroit: Facing Grand Circus Pork dency of this country of 54 million Tel.—WOedwerd 3-6000 persons, An army-led coup in 1945 deposed him after he had served 15 years. 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Mr. Milles is a The travelers solled trom New York June 11 on | “Ur & Cranbrock. board the New Amsterdam and returned by plane | The tourists were surprised to find that the hotel exciting 10 weeks. suite adjacent to theirs in Copenhagen was occupied Setgrday afer an by the famous Hop-a-long Cassidy Among the countries visited were France, Spain, These travelers agree that each country is Haly, Switeeriand, Geguaay, = — wonderful in an entirely different way. While the Netherlands, Denmark, ‘Sweden, Norway scenery is of interest in one place, objects of art Engiand. ‘Ce pa may catch the eye of tourists at the next point. Special excursions ate & ungireu The customs of the people in each country visited Mountain at Interlochen and three days spent at made it as interesting as the ones with which they Lake Como in the northern part of Italy, were acquainted at their previous stops. Friends who ask Mrs. Pettengill and Mrs. Windiate Now that they are home, Mrs. Pettengill and Mrs. which place they liked the best do not get a definite | windiate are telling the stories of their trip to their answer. They loved Madrid which they feel is still friends who have been eagerly awaiting their return, quite primitive, even though the streets are lined A party in their honor is being given Wednesday with huge buildings. by Mrs. Harry Windiate and Mrs. Ralph. Lee at rrid Nl Eu ‘ i 9 Beauties They worked their way through the north of Snells Return From Concerts Mr. and Mrs, Lester Snell re- phony No, 2 B-Major by Brahms phony No. 2 B-Major by Brahms and Les Preludes by Liszt, with Dr. Joseph Maddy conducting. Add Instant Coffee Give a new twist to simple vanil- la pudding by adding a couple of and; spoonfuls of instant coffee to the mix. 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HURON ST. (This Store Open THURS.-FRI.-SAT. to 9) 4 . # e JA * ee, + : . JOHN PORRITT Boulder, Colo., Is Setting as Couple Repeats Vows Sara Buchanan, daughter of Dr. | and Mrs. James Buchanan of Em-: ivery glameliiag for their duties . candlelighters. jee green taffeta ang wristicts of feather hat. They both wore Mrs. Martin Feted at Stork Shower Camp, mother of the honoree: Mrs. L. C. Maink, Mrs. Michael Flood, Mrs. Arthur Sans, Betty Chittick, Jackie LeClair, Betty Sutton and — Cummings completed the Baby Feeds Himself When teaching Baby to feed himself, serve him his food on a _ comes Prompt first aid is a necessary safeguard against infection of child's hurt, no matter how miinor F i i i f : 2 i g ? E Z for Teaching DENVER (INS) — A University of Denver speech pathologist has compiled a group of tips on teach- ing a child to talk. Children’s Speech Clinic, pointed out that children don't just learn how to talk by themselves. They have to be instructed — either accidentally or purposefully. a child fails to begin to talk as early as he should, it's because he a home that's virtual- ly “ Pt 2. Talk to your child in front of a mirror. Let him watch your lips and his own as he talks. This way he can imprové his speech through copying the visual image. able only-to the two. 4. If a child displays an interest in a ball, block or other object, that’s the time to tell him its plate that has raised sides and | mame in a low cup with a handle. Is spoon and fork should ave short, straight handles. And don't give him your undivided attention. His awkwardness would so irritate you that, you'd probably make the mistake of hurrying him. . 5. Encourage the very young child to babble by babbling with him. That's the way to get the youngster in the habit of trying to communicate vocally. 6. Avoid encouraging a child te retain baby-talkk habits after 415 Pontiac Bank Bidg. Permanents—Tinting Open Thurs. Eve, by Appt. Florence's Beauty Shop Florence Haun. Owner Electric Manicures FE 5-2663 _eerrrrrrerererereefTT'TTTTTT? oeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrey. Eight Rules Are Compiled Dr. Ruth Clark, head of the DU| Child to Talk It may sound cute when a small boy says “wabbit" for “rabbit’’; but such a habit scarcely becomes a grown man. 4 7. Avoid too frequent criticism of a child's speech. Avoid setting too -high standards of pronuncia- tion. The child who is too severely criticized for speaking may with- draw from the situation and speak only when absolutely necessary. 8 Finally, never cease to let the child know he is loved and wanted. This will help give him the con- fidence necessary to continye with his speech efforts. sahara iitaniniibiantien This flight-weight summer. into-fall suit-dress is of cot- ton honan, always in season. Slim and slender, the suit is satin-bound., o GULF-KIST 5 ? ECIPE ‘weenncaucnnn MR. and MRS. W. E. TOMLINSON Phyllis J. Berry. Speaks Vows in Evening Service Seeeceadaancaaanal . : Phyllis Jean - Berty ond William _ were married _ Saturday in the Elizabeth Lake Christian Church. She. is the daughter of the Glen Pohls of Payton drive and William’ s "parents are the Clyde Tomlinsons of Hillelij{ drive, gown of blue crystallette. She car- ried a blue and white fan of feath- ered carnations and wore a match- ing headpiece. Kathleen Shields and Dona Wall, bridesmaids, wore gowns like the honor matren's and carried bovu- quets of pink and white feathered carnations with matching head- pieces. Earl Tomlinson, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. Seating the guests were Max Stump and Carl Schoendorf of Grand Rapids. A charceal gray faille suit with. black and white accessories was chesen by Mrs, Pohl for ber daughter's wedding. Mrs. Temiin- son wore g navy blue lace dress with biue and white accessories and an orchid corsage. The newlyweds left for a northern Michigan honeymoon after a recep- tioh held in the Waterford CAI Building. = The new Mrs, Tomlinson chose as her traveling costume a black and white faille suit with black accessories and the glameilia cor- sage from her bridal bouquet Bill attended Ferris Institute in Big Rapids. Scissors Care Insures Wear NEW YORK (INS) — Scissors and shears will do a good job es if you take good care of But «nost people misuse their scissors, according to Kurt Schie- singer, maker of a scissor line. Schlesinger says six rules for taking care of scissors will in- sure a lifetime of service. He lists the rules as follows: 1. Use your scissors and shears only for the purpose intended. Do not force the blades. By trying to cut an Army blanket with embroi- dery scissors, for example, not only will you have an uncomfortable cutting job but you will ruin the scissors. ’ 2. Keep the cutting surfaces clean, Before and after use remove lint and dust by wiping carefully with a soft cloth. Don't let dirt work ifs way into the screw “ride.” in a special compartment where they can’t slide around, and gre out of reach of young children. Slamming them carelessly against a hard surface can snap the points. 6. Before storing your shears away for any length of time, spread a coat of light oil over them. Former Resident Stricken With Polio Martha Muller, former’ resident of Pontiac and teacher at Willis School, is a polio patient confined to an iron lung in Oakland, Calif. Friends may write her in care of the Isolation Ward, Highland Hos- pital, Oakland, Calif. ‘ Gicesbdiusdéacducecd 7 i Qo &. + ee f rn if} | dangerous contenders. A misstep pe ra gi the path could be t ; NY. Pilot Puls Self on ‘Spot’ lengths ‘off the phenomenal .721 HPL HL eel gé Lat plight as far from hopeless. “Don't forget we still have five * | program at the 55th Grand Ameri- can on their feet again and make a comeback.” : . s Ff < eB Jockey Kicked in Face After Fall From Mount DETROIT (UP) — A 11-year-old apprentice jockey was in good con- _ dition at Highland Park General Hospital today with head injuries suffered when he fell from his horse and was kicked in the at Hazel Park. . Jean Trochet, 17, Louisville, was thrown by Lark’s Flight in the sixth race Monday as the field left the starting gate. Trochet was Mrs. Sam A. Cohen of Pontiac retained her women's club cham- pionship at Knollwood Country Club Sunday by defeating Mrs. Sam Kane of Detroit, 3 and 2 in the 1%hole finals of the match play event. SANDERS FOR RENT TRAVIS HARDWARE 86 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-07% : HL 5 & i Z : i F g fete 3 fete Bird Migration Film Features house lawn, Waterford, Wednesday evening. ; . at Stake Today VANDALIA, Ohio ® — Five of *| trapshooting’s most coveted titles, the clay target championships of North America, headlined today’s Winners in the men's, women's, . Walcock of Sandusky, » notice that he is ready. Parker Gives Lions Drills on Running YPSILANTI @ — Head Coach Buddy Parker sent his” Detroit Cha ahaa ahahaha ahaa i\, WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BALANCE THE TWO FRONT WHEELS— $12.00 Value—W ork Guaranteed 99795 GOOD ALL THIS WEEK! FIRESTONE STORE , Sn hehededed ‘ 146 W. Huron St. Baa as. CL Ahh had dh de diddhdubudadads me. Se uh he uh uhh uh uh he uh ihe dhe terday in the majors but only two * were played as rain washed out a Cincinnati Milwaukee. * * « The Washington Senators whipped Philadelphia twice, 8&5 engagement in tJ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. AUGUST 25, | for M lwaukee pre Ra Favorites Win Honolulu. Varona, 147 to his rival's 142%s, dez was cut over his right eye and bled from a cut inside his mouth. Coast Auction Sets New High for Sales DEL MAR, Calif, —All Cali- fornia auction records were broken Thoroughbred Breeders’ Assn., sale’ Monday in Bing Crosby Hall at the Del Mar Turf Club, * The new high for a single yeari- ing was recorded when Mrs. George Lewis of Los Angeles bid $31,000 to acquire Be Sullivan a bay colt by the imported Sullivan out of Brave Gesture. The colt is a half brother to Gesticulator and was in the consignment of Mrs. Ann Peppers of Sunnymead, Calif. Previous high for a yearling sold in California was $26,000 for Chor- us Khal. ;,|f0r the Bears’ future Challefiger Johnny Saxton be- lieves he has the crowding style to ,| whip welterweight Kid Gavilan on Sept. 1 in Philadelphia. “Let him fight his way and he can beat anybody,” said the 24- year-old contender from Brooklyn. “But I’m not going to let him fight his fight. He likes to set his own pace and come through with late flurries. He's going to have to fight all the way with me. I'm not going Wildcat Billy McNeece Decisions Panter; Chico Varona Defeats Frankie Fernandez to let him set the pace. I'll keep after him." Federico Plummer, the Panama- nian lightweight who held Percy the managership of Bobby North. The central American will make his New York debut at either the Eastern Parkway Arena or St. Nicks in about three weeks. ... By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO W — To gay the Chi- cago Bears expect great things of quarterback Zeke Bratkowski is putting it mildly. * 7 om The deadeye passer from the "| University of Georgia, preparing for his rookié season in the Nation- al Football League, may be just what the Bears need to develop a championship team again. Maybe that level won't be reached this year but Zeke is the key man in George Halas’ plans after the club withered to no better than a.divisional fourth place for the last three seasons. Bratkowski joins the Bears ex- actly 15 years after: Halas came up with Sid Luckman out of Colum- bia. There has been no one like Sid since, although such college ball-throwing heroes as Johnny Lu- jack, Bobby Williams and Tommy O'Connell were shoved into the breach when Luckman retired. . . . Zeke didn’t have a bevy of re- ceivers at Georgia last season but Bears Are Expecting Big :| Things of Zeke Bratkowski still completed 113 tosses in 224 at- tempts in 11 games for 1,461 yards. The Bears will provide at least-a half dozen targets for him. Suspended Trainers Ask Early Hearings HAGERSTOWN, Md. «&®—Two trainers at Hagerstown Race Track, suspended on charges of artificial stimulation of horses, have asked the Maryland Racing [Commission for early hearings The commission announced the suspensions yesterday. It said C. P. Chenoweth of Timonium was accused of giving Loksogood, a 2 year-old filly that won the third race last Friday, a stimulant. D. E. Mowen of Hagerstown was charged with stimulating Shilly Shally, a 6-year-old mare which won the seventh the same day but was disqualified. Ezzard Charlies, heavyweight champion, won 42 amateur fights and lost none, He then decided to turn pro. ~ ee 1056 Tigers Sign Four to Minor Contracts signed after tryouts at Briggs Sta- dium. Beck has a. .328 batting Ty Cobb Forfeits Bail in Drunk Driving Case PLACERVILLE, Calif. @® — The arrested by Placerville police 5 as he was on his way home. charge of not having an operator's license was ordered dropped. The judge said bail was forfeited because Cobb failed to show up for a hearing on the case. = TOPCOATS Now Showing the Season's Mest Wanted Outer Coat Styles and Fabrics at Savings up to $40.00 os * . Prrrrr rrr TT eeereeYeesTsSseseeeeeee “veweeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeerererrrr” Alterations RANDOLPH Dress resicing PAAL WOOD rena FE 2-2300.. 81 S. Saginaw , ————- - Drive a Safe Car on Vacation! DRIVE-IN-BEFORE-YOU-GO 1211 North Perry St. At Madison Street FE 3-9557 Louis Soucy SERVICE COLLISION *COMPLETE] Soura Seer Aw FOR THIS NEW “HIGH-HORSEPOWER AGE” Most Powerful ++, and give older horsepower a boost. 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FIELDING, wEsT -CLOSE WwW “eu wit Be Mg Re BUSINESS PROPERTIES _ BUSINESS CORNER HEE a i re NY i | i } ‘UDIO, DR. CLINI OFFICES, ETC. Fs “7 Sears on Saginaw | a. La a 08 a on long term WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 , ©. HURON sr. Business Opportunities 51 eee M. L. (Duke) JOHNSON 1599 Union Leake Rd_EMpire 3-2502 FOR ' _ A 5% Hf? : il : ef U a i 3 2 . > Fs ri BROS. Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1769 Open @ to 8: Sun. 1 to 30113, from Tam *#pm FOR LEASE MOBIL GAS STA- tion on busy Pontiac St. Low in- ventory. This station has lots net Por information call 2 GAS STATION, PUMPING 21,000 tallons ar Na Ne Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE $110,000 GROSS tures. uipment & only $3, dn., plus inventory CLEANING PLANT There's a big profit for you in this business that's groceing $52... t ludes a CABINS, HOME. BUS. FRONTAGE ever busy Dixie. Right on the You'll have 125 f on high- way. 4 furnished cab rent- ed year around in $275 mo. A com mod- ern 5 rm. nee s ft. $9,500 tof handle. WARD E. PARTRIDGE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES COAST-TO-COAST 43 W. Huron Open Eve. FE 32-8316 SHOE REPAIR SHOP to (Building be moved.) Fully fan Will sell _ build and ent $3,000 or sell $iSe Mignt “consiger trate “Tor jand contract or ior ‘Own. 24_W. Huron &t. FE 2-4411 TO TO SELL — REALTOR “THE to Sale Land Contracts 52 GOOD INVESTMENT L. H. BROWN, Realtor W. Huron st, 2-4810 HOUSE. BALANCE 150, 20 per cent discount. to you $4,120, RAY O'NEIL, Realtor aa ~ — World's Largest! GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 ioe Bae Sau LOAN CO. FE 2-9206 203 PONTIAC JTATE BANK BLDG. : ae LOANS #2 === Extra Fast Service ~ rh Ar. So et Pees 7 ae Kg were Pree! FT OUSEHOLD to Sn) FINANCE Little Things!!! of eit as ha 5 eas of this world. Located on one of Semen mar en et! § T OANS iy" cseund pformmation 09 appointment only, MM. = op an vo L om wo os ommunity Loan Co. STATE-W DE 30 E. Lawrence Real Estate Service of Pontiac FE 2-7131 eae en ee | ear B hbo” in Past| [LEAGUE FINANCE CO. ongwino UNION LAKE Vile} ==: 202 N. MAIN Pully cau'ooed. ideal for restau. ROCHESTER, MICH. er, ma = MONEY WAITING YOU MAY BORROW $25-$500 Today Scat AE SO, Weel BUCKNER CORNER N. SAGINAW & HURON Above Walsren's PE +054) Need Money? telephone Ws ac near as your Loan Company Community National Bank Bidg. "fours 8 we'd; Saturday ® to 1 Friendly eervice WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 We can hep you with your money problems. Yo con eh to $500 ents Feleprone 1. or call at our office. STATE FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 702 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. Mortgage Loans 54 FE S-8121 Ge gecerct ; B.S am erng 3 Foe i re] i s 5 i & ba | 5 ~ ee i ii i : ae ® year, Will sell all together or by the piece. Phone FE 5-36325. \. studio ¢ . ‘rocker. MA 5228]. BIG DISCOUNTS . $161.65 Kebeimatar® “Potiances $279.95 “a aes ee $180.95 A. B. in. range, $360.95 Kelvinator, 2 oven | sise.8 $335.19 1954 retrig. _ s AYNE GABERT’S 121 N. Saginaw ~ BRAND NEW 100% WOOL CARPET 21%. yards only ii F2e > hi . Beautiful m ts E Lawrence Bt =j.papment of or any other CHROME | DINETTE SETS As- completes on Moar Tiret visit and 4 chairs table, end see. fn a fow minutes Liveral repay-| 930.96 Thewe are fond tee 1954 ment ples models, Famous make, Formica Home & Auto | gins 2 single beds. FULL SIZE ELECTRIC RANGE. | Good condition. $80. PE 32-3326 END TABLES BLOND AND limed oak, modernistic 8. $36.50 value $12.96 These are factory irregulars. You will save oui Yor ge noes: tamty | cst Peres ak'Gr | a oroard Lie na. Mp ROVeMRESPES RUNS Gvellings’ mortgage | canceled se SALE GUARANTEED RE | _PE Senior FE 50 | MATERIALS. AMY H. G. PETERSON w achers.. See 3B |? FRECE BEDROOM euITE. Com. MAKE ‘URE IT's 1210 Pontiae State Bank Spinner washers ......- 6088 up| Me te ees | ~BRurmeisters Phone PF 5-8406 or FE ‘acuum cleaners ..... fay ROSE COLORED CORDED DAV-| WANTED TO BORROW 60.200 ON | Roy's 06 Oakland makes a bed. like new Northern Lumber Co. mortgage. Write Pontiac |GOOD RADIO %@ ALSO $8. __T1_Dougias. Bia? Cooley Lake Rd. _Press, Box 04. We Aub REFRIGERA. GERVEL Ons [REPRIOERATOR | WE DELIVER Swaps 55°. Fe ae matte roster and saninet “Se | 70 Mile Radius “ ~ _— NTEED WASHERS $19.50 ‘ Electric 1060 Huron With 8 Trucks Serving Y Sable River. for small house: 0. Fee sie 808 | oECE ATTRACTIVE CUsToM EM 3-460 EM 3-3996 trailer, “lot or witl sell cheap. | 28 INCH FURNACE, Winton’ | _ tae Cherryland, auburn "# Kents. | | i conic Ft PHILCO REFRIC. | PETRO sooailton, Wery iow micage. Wil | 41 ft. Wall Tile......10c| Soma Gitte eae =) HEAT SERVICE CHANTS! To reach more buyers use Classi- fied ads! Phone FE *} 2-8181 for an ad-writer. CPG RGORe BUTTE eid BOS. condition. FE 5§-0715 ATTENTION, MER. Reg. $4.95 Paint House $1.95 ga. "| RUBBER BASE PAINT $3.50 GAL. NOLEUM .. 96.06 12X12 LI pi LINOLEUM ... $3.95 Y MAID INLAID TILE 106 SYERS. 141 W. 4 ol A dresser. antique platform rocker and crib. Other household goods. PE 8-1361. ree Sica SE LARGE CHINESE RUG. R- - land Ave. van excellent LINOLEUM, 9x12, $3.55 adeet ok FE 6-610, TABLETOP OAS STOVE. ' PE_5-1140. KELVINATOR ELECTRIC RE- ea Reads <= ne = 7 ¥ Sy * F ™ # : * e fo4 & i = Af ° ' 3 : by ‘ <7 MS SS . S- DAY, AUGUST 24 ff “I just love it here, one can waste time so quickly!" Sale Household Goods 57 Sale Household Goods 57 FE Seve. MONTGOMERY WARD WASHING machine, goo condition. After 4 NORGE LIKE new. ¥ 2-440. NESCO ELECTRIC CO $36. Admiral tele- vester . 2 years old “oan On 34420 will sell. swap for formica kitchen set or PE 463%. « FERN LEAF drepes, Grey beckgreuns. s. . * “Pe 2410. ne | Fisre eis 302 Premont. ¥ = tors ait rN GossiP | Sp Electric w 50, Used vacsum $10.95. Used rate ae GE) like pew, $130.96 CRUMP ELECTRIC M6 Auburo a SIZE ROLLAWAY BED. 53-3866 43573 ONE 9x18 GREY RUG, 39¢ Wall Tile..... ther 6 pm Pe rae | 4% ft. Wall Tile....... Be 16" CONSOLE TV W088 | loc tad inlaid Tie. sevsses-res-- Be WALTON TV Harolf'y, 140 S. Saginaw PE 2-2257 Joslyn cr, Waiton | 000 Red Stamps Today ROSE LIVING ROOM SUITE, TA- AIR ble. carpet. drapes. New 30 gal Ty electric water heater. Gym set WALLY'S vacuum. 290 W. Ypsilanti. | Pembte~ cod Ge Oupety ae yy ey - yy AUTOMATIC GAS HOT | WATER and misc. MA | ‘ao Rea- 0 : Merop leat Jka RUG. BLUE’) AIR COMPRESSORS . mahogany; 1 bed,| ment finishers, electric sewer, box and mattress, ~| cleaner, chain saw, fleor sanders. any. _73 Futeam CONE’S RENTAL NEW qTHREE QUARTER SIZE | 251 BALDWIN FE 0077 ALWAYS WRECKING — mattress. 23-0250 Gale caused > building materials. design ar ae rr lumber Doors. plum . ita E Ae fl | ter boilers, oil fired HEIGHTS SUPPLY 2685 «Perry Phone we eeese veer se.. $ 5.00 Ev — for the house. We buy, | —_—__ ee e 4 Oakland Furniture 148 Saginaw rE 100 POWER TELESCOPE WI by tripod Excellent condition er. New tes. $25. Full size | heayy be? springs. $25 FE | ac eC . < | a tneh way plywood . 4 es : " | Sheathing rds Used Furniture Special | ae "ae each Dresser .. .....-. esses $12.50 | Rnotty pine paneling $158 M 5 pe. becoksass seeteeee $12.00 24x20 double hung window with ~— wardrobe a 4 balancer & aluminum weath- vc. Dining Room Set iat? strip $15 riter J "750 $99 | $161 Dixie Hwy Clarkston Tate “seenere MA 65-5811 2-5523 |) BAG REX CEMENT MIXER | on wheels with 2 cylinder UNIT STEEL WHIT | __ FE 4-8745. Remodeling Sale Frigidaire refrigerator Blettric ranges ‘4 Upnetstered h 4 chairs Fold: heirs. a = $e r] g —Perking, Studio cowch..............5- . 95 | vanity $6.95, $29 56. ‘inin: 50 up Ix8W. Pine boards $89.00 per M $29.50 up Ixt2 W Pine boards $99 per M $308 Grade A Birch Door $0.95 $5050 ox4s No. ? Fir Te per ft, No 2 oak flooring $120 per M 29.50 W. P. Combination door $13.96 Aluminum Comb a] LeRo engine. as trade. FE reef Doors from $34. HARDWARE-PLUMBING YDELL PAINTS kitchen __ | _2910 Leach > ELECTRIC RANGES. $25 _* and up. = gen B. Munro | : : erpne Te bee | BURMEISTER woven moc sor es | U MBE springs and mitneaes Ce Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake “ . . i venue Best Buys OPEN 8 AM. TO 8 P.@. . 1 $110 per $3.95. chest Used Trade-in Dept. rj a ; f > pie | F g DEPARTMENT ot ¥ / chairs. , OMAS raat FURNITURE CO. 31 8 SAGINAW I Apt. size electric stove bore} Table top <—~ range wee | Guaranteed eetriqerater e795 pe. wood break: set $24.95 Pines ateee” rece suite. $088 Studio ‘coech ™ $18.95 Small Free Parking ° 4 < - = = SSses $24 $24 $39. is size $109.50 O OMY AGITA- SA - | | INSULATION te w McBride Hardware Sundays 8-12 Rd. ‘at Crooks: OO ee DI “PENNY PAINT SALE 2 gal. s3.98 tnd gal at ic.” le TWO GALLONS FOR $3.9 100 per cent rubbe. latex’ ener’ 5 at i : “e rT or ¢ 4 et o Oe P . Good 6, FE 50516 SUMMER PRICES ON + 3) re coat, | chatr. . SPRED SATIN. WAR- Orchard Lake |\GOOD i0zi5 CABIN ALL FUR- nished, easy to move. H. P. Sutton. MY 2-6432 GARAGE DOORS _ TAYLOR MADE < = radio .con- = Free estimates and free very. - e Great “Lakes Overhesd Doo? Co. 2010 Hwy.. PE 45654 GAS FURNACES A CONVER- tion, all work guaranteed. Li- _Co, EM 3-4868 or EM 3-8156 eves. HOME OWNERS! AL AWN- 4 CYCLE CLIN attachable lawn mower and cul- tivator. $40 FZ 5-7495. JACKSON furnace Lumber, OP s0l 3 i D rr t | pth S00, AOR OS ae We a cod top ~ B-4 Trucking ice ir dirt, aoe ang ere 4 and | ; | SiiSiee Prostescds 300 Or i E be een te 2288 DIXIE HWY. PARK FREE WALK-IN COOLERS built to order. FE #7402 days and FE 468633 after 6 p.m. WOLVERINE -| LUMBER AND WRECKING chrome mixing faucets $14.95. These are factory marred. Michi- an 393 «Orchard _take_Ave eee | KRESKY PLOOR FURNACE. EX- | cellent condition, FE ¢378. 2 HOLLA ACES. 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