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Today Is Moving Day 
| Monday to Ma rk   
of Public Safety Building, si masher cae Soi a Soe ee a 
Pal court buildings to the $950,000 
bags Myr angers ety amen The new 
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ike ~ lyiolations bureau where drivers]. 
- |show up room where prisoners can Ontaiie 
participated in today's traditional SALUTE TO CHRISTMAS — 
  One of the many floats that 
Christmas Parade is shown just 
before the start of the two-hour festival: Prepared by the Pontiac   Pontise Press Phete 
Area Chamber of Commerce, the float tinal in the city’s official 
inauguration of the Christmas ase by 7 eceine, from 2 to 4 
today up Saginaw street. 
  
Off the detective bureau is the 
be seen but cannot see witnesses. France Passes Ike Roots for Army; Cold for Weekend, . 
Warmer Monday 
Snow * furries, beginning early’ Thousands Jam 
Downtown Area 
fo View yParade 
in Colorful’ Spectacle 
Two Hours Long © 
By PETE LOCHBILER 
‘bowed into Pontiac today 
as the 1957 “Christmas’on 
Wheels” parade. 
street this afternoon. 
ina 
colorful .spectacle moved 
out from the Turk street 
marshaling area to begin a 
|two-hour-long pageant 
through downtown Pontiac 
to Sanderson street... 
Church bells were ringing and 
smartly uniformed b 
for the first notes of their stirring 
marches and carols while hundreds 
of participants on the eye-<atch- 
ing floats took their stations, 
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given, ..the motorcycle escorts 
kicked over their engines and the 
first strident notes were sounded 
by the leading Pontiac High School 
Band, one of eight bands that be- 
_}gan ‘the mile-long trek before the ‘Bands, eek. Starred 
bands preparéd 
When the 2 p.m, signal was: 
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  to complete occupancy of the $950,000 structure. 
ts wil BE open for business Monday morning at the 
Jocation. | ° —   
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  4 Off-Beat Alibi Beats Rap 
“MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)—Judge Beverly Boushe of City 
Court appreciates the original, off-beat alibi, 
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Johnny Johnson, 31, had one yesterday when he an- 
swered a charge of drunkenness. He said he had been 
chasing his rooster when officers arrested him in front 
of the small downtown hotel where he lives. 
“I might have looked drunk, but I was just tuckered 
out,” he explained. “That rooster was opp te catch.” 
“Are you sure?” asked the judge. 
“Yes, sir, judge,” said Johnson. “That rooster had just 
been given to me as a pet. He was nervous, it being 
Thanksgiving ard all, and he got loose.” 
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The judge pondered. “That's the most. outlandish alibi 
I've ever heard,” he said finally. “It’s so outlandish I’m 
letting you go. Case dismissed.” 
‘Churchill Celebrates \: 
83rd Birthday Today LONDON (INS) — Sir Winston Churchill observes 
" his 83rd birthday today by breaking with tradition and 
Anviting an outsider to: the family celebration—his old 
‘comrade, Field Marshal Lord Montgomery. 
Sir Winston’s family and Montgomery will gather 
with the portly and now slow-moving World War II 
leader at his home in Chartwell, Kent. 
There’ won't be enough*   
  
room for 83 candles atop with which most Britons 
_ the 15-pound special cake : ian 
so a single one will light) . 
the sentimental inscription 
     
   
          Smaller interrogation rooms also P| f Al “ 
are provided, ; ‘ 
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Here are cals eg and wenn — ‘Home Rule 
a Soagerdang terry, adie ange Already Turned Down 
sty co i al og errs by Rebel Group A kitchen will provide food for : 
PARIS @—The French National Progress Excellent. 
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (# — President Eisenhower, re-} 
ported making excellent progress recovering from a 
mild stroke, roots today for his West Point alma mater 
in watching the Army-Navy football game on television. this miorning, covered the Pontiac 
area today. This afternoon it will 
‘become. colder as snow flurries) 
end and skies clear. 
For tonight, the U.S. Weather 
Rocket Plunging: 
‘Junable since yesterday to track |sider- part of metropolitan France; 
Leftists Taking Over Assembly 
ans fofrestricted home rule. in 
war-torn Algeria. The plans had 
already been rejected by rebel 
leaders as.insufficient to stop the 
three-year-old. war. 
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Two bills were passed on votes 
of confidence in Premier Felix 
Gaillard’s government . after. the 
young Premier had rejected a Mo- 
reccan-Tunisian offer to mediate 
the Algerian rebellion. Gaillard 
said France would welcome help 
in achieving a cease-fire. 
Gaillard succeeded where the 
last government failed, causing 
its downfall, to ram -the bills 
through a turbulent Assembly, 
The bills make no concessions 
toward. eventual independence for 
Bank radio telescope—after being Algeria, which Frenchmen con- Earthward Fast Huge Radio Telescope 
Finally Sights Doomed: 
Sputnik Carrier 
LONDON (INS) — The world’s 
largest radio telescope succeeded} 
today in locating Sputnik TI's 
rocket carrier. It was plunging 
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the rocket which carried the first/rather than a colony. The rebels 
earth satellite into the heavens|insist' that independence is the approved last night! - 
of a small brain artery. 
Continuing to snap back, 
Eisenhower prowled happi- 
ly around. the farm and 
enjoyed a visit with his four, 
small grandchildren. 
t—dinner time, the President’ s 
physician, Maj. Gen. Howard M. 
Snyder, sent’ word to newsmen 
that his patient’s recovery prog- 
iress “continues to be excellent.” 
There still was no word whether" 
Eisenhower will remain at the 
farm. for the weekend or plam a 
more extended visit. His doctors 
have ordered several weeks of 
rest before he returns: full time 
to his White House. desk, . _ 
There was advance word, how- 
ever, on Eisenhower's plans to 
pull up a chair in front of his 
    Oct. 4—had thought it might bas! change. ready have come down. 5a od whee (Continted on Page 2, Col. 8)   
= rocket’s position yesterday 
She'll Be Here Monday -   
Another Miss 
“It's time for another 
series, The rocket, which was very close 
to Sputnik in their orbits about 
the earth for severiil days after 
the launching, has been dropping 
little by little. As it came more 
under the influence of gravity, its 
speed increased, making precise 
tracking difficult. “day. We won’t tell you 
Monday. Front Page 
in our Miss Front Page 
December's miss will appear on this page Mon-. 
who she is, but merely . 
mention that she is handy with shootin’ irons, © 
although her name. is not Ahnie Oakley.. As for 
her appearance, well you can ‘see for youreelt Eisenhower arrived at his farm from Washington by 
automobile early yesterday afternoon, just four days 
after suffering a blockage ¢ 2   
France * Pushiniy 
Nuclear Plans 
Despite Protest . 
| LONDON ®—France is. report- 
ed moving ahead with a nuclear| 
weapons program despite US-> 
British arguments that French re- 
sources could be better’ used on 
other things. 
Informed sources asd t 
French Premier Felix -Gaillard 
told Prime Minister Macmillan 
last Tuesday that France is de- 
ambitions to become the world’s 
fourth nuclear power, 
The subject was said to have. 
come up during a discussion of 
plans for the mid-December con- 
ference of NATO government 
“| laders in Paris. ‘Informants said . 
Macmillan still hopes the United 
States will be able to persuade 
.the French to concentrate on 
-Sources described the positions 
of the three Western powers = 
way: 
clear bombs partly for prestige. 
This resolve apparently was 
strengthened by .the recent U.S.- 
British decision to send arms to 
Tunisia over strong French objec- 
tions.       -France wants to develop nu- , The outlook for tomorrow 
near 32, 
cloudy and warmer. 
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reading was 29. 
  
Flu Reported Declining 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The. 
Public Health Service today’ re- 
ported a sharp decline in in- 
fluenza cases — including the 
Asian type—throughout the 
termined to fallow through on her| tion is 
partly cloudy and cold with a high 
Monday will be ony 
‘The lowest recorded tempera- 
ture in downtown Pontiac preced- 
ling 8 a.m. was 30. At 1 p.m. the eptinte 
ing -4St, Vincent de Paul and St. 
Michael Churches combined their 
efforts.) 
THE CHRISTMAS STORY 
Such familiar scenes as the 
“Star of Bethlehem," “Angels and 
the Shepherds” and the “Prince 
of Peace” vividly — the 
Christmas story,. 
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Other churches with floats were 
- |First Free Methodist, Reorganized 
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Pot-O-Gold Now at $1,200 ae 
  
head. . 
worth $1, 200. 
  Cash for Yule Shopping 
Out A almost 11,000 entries for last week's Pot-O- 
Gold contest, several came within an answer or two 
‘of being winners, ‘but none hit the nail rt on the 
That means the pot for the current. puzzle ‘is 
That much extra cash at holiday time would be a 
great blessing to most people, and you're just as apt 
to win it as anyone else. Be sure to have your entry 
for this ‘week’s puzzjé (which, appeared ih. yesterday's 
  
Navy Missile, Launched sinderwakee Threat to Enemy   
By panne GARWOOD °* 
Atomic Science Editor, ENS 
WASHINGTON — The dark horée, 
‘ammong America’s $1,500 mile mis- 
siles,. the Navy's submarine- 
Jauinched “Potaris,” is. closing. fast 
in the race to match Russia's in- 
termediate rocket potential. 
bad *” * 
The promise of the Polaris..is 
Leftist laborites today captured that. it will “remove ‘the bull's: 
control of New. Zealand's gov- jeye” from American cities incase 
ernment, ending a nine - year of nuclear attack by drawing the 
reign by the National Party, enemy's fire toward the menace) 
from the sea. The underwater announcement to indicate that the 
rocket -has fallen.   
WELLINGTON, N. Z, (INS)— 
  
        
   
  i }launchers may Also take some of 
.|the heat off missile bases the U.S. 
plans abroad. 
  in an interview today. that 
Navy's long-ranch “bird” is “ahead. 
1S eee tat Goalie Ma 
_ eden seemed on < of the       Air Force ‘Thor and Army Jupi- 
ter.”’ 
The degher and: Thor are to 
be deployed in England in 1958 
and in continental Europe in 1969. 
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Raborn declared the navy, start- 
ing later, ,will°get ‘ta very mueh 
smaller, more compact, faster-fir-|; 
ing” missile that can be launched] » 
“without loss of accuracy” at deep 
inland targets from -beneath the 
surface *: » the a . : 
CARRY A WARHEAD z 
“The Polaris will carry a-smaller 
but “most adequate” nuclear war- 
head. Its unique feature among 
the long-range missiles is that it 
will, burn solid fuel instead of ‘the 
Thighly-volatile liquids that propel 
the dephter and — 
Raborn, who works closely with 
those in charge of construction 
Of submrarines to launch the mis: plan te that i will take the 
bull's eye off our country.” 
He continued: “These missile} 
catrierg deployed over the seven 
-lseas cannot be ignored by an en-|’ 
emy. He must return their fire; 
he will not knéw where they are] 
until they fire. 
“We think the uncertainty ment 
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Obituaries here will make our missile subs paper) peenereat by = —— 
Polaris May Remove Bull’ S Eye | on Ges 
ther seme contract Oct. 
more of a deterrent to war than| .23. 
the land bases an enemy can see 
land plan to destroy. 
“And if necessary, we think 
We can get missiles into the air 
before. an. enemy's, long-range 
rockets can reach their targets.” 
The two-star officer ‘said “our 
@ flight test program using flight) 
test vehicles” has beef under way 
“for some time’ at. Cape Cana- 
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Whereas id fueled rockets 
rise gradually, tie said, the’ Polaris 
takes off at much greater speed, |° 
more like 4 bullet. “if you're look- 
ing the, other way,” he said, 
“they're gone ‘eek you ‘see them. ” J : The project director said the gap 
between -the .power-per-pound of 
liquid ‘and solid rocket fuels has 
been “‘considerably narrowed,” and 
that in any case the solid” type 
was essential for subs because of 
greater reliability and safety, 
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submarine or surface ship,” he 
said, “it’s like firing a rocket 
' .|from you housetop with the family inside. You csh't be a quarter of 
a mile away when the thing goes off. ”* 
One of the shite: sendin the 
Polarid is smaller and more eco- | 
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jrolling on South’ Saginaw 
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- TOKYO (AP) — They -halt today in Japan’s austere Court. 
The courtroom is not heated until December and no one 
is permitted to wear an overcoat during the session. | 
A defense attorney was appealing a robbery-murder vers Methodist, dict when black-robed Associate Justice Katsushige Ki 
interrupted with a shiver. eee 
“My three associates and I ‘are eatching cold,” the jus- erube ; Jon ‘tice said, “We desire a one-hour recess to secure bian+ 
* | A number of : q S kets to wrap around our legs.” 
ing is equipped with intercom-| ° The prosecutor interjected, “As a matter of fact, we're 80 8 ve 4 or , too.” that those: at the master controls ; , <coss *Us . = j * * * te : ae por yoteernas + ™ 2 = A recess was called, blankets were brought in for all in- of ee + sé ss volved in the proceedings and the bailiff. gave spéctators gos permission to don overcoats. Then court resumed;~ 
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persons all through the building PARTING GESTURE © Recruiting Sgt. Thomas L. Murphy, | Af U! ayer and through which they can an] on the left, accepts.a trophy from M. Sgt: Raymond R. Barriault,~ |" J tage 1p Stud swer without going to a box,” upon leaving Pontiac for a new assignment in Germany. Murphy | 2 ee “It, any background noise can | - has been at the local recruiting station since 1953 and played a Flags Hearing    F-   
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be heard, it Is purely uninten- | key role in bringing the trophy, for the highest recruiting average | ; _tiénal, an nagar to be | in Michigan, to Pontiac six months ago. A native of Pontiac} ee wade Pvmis Wohele kane fairly sensitive. to re- |, ‘ is w Ce i>. 5 Sages ae Se a aan allen Kor iar ad ee ee ee . Bay City Man Charged jis asking union presidents in the|-- The first six Toyland. specte- ee ‘The officers claimed ‘that the) | : ’ Murderit " Hig AFL-CIO to vote against the expul-| ‘les were sponsored, respectively 
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: “ See the giant King Ranch in south|year-old North African war. 
Ertol Flynn Sues |te. Pr a * yideg th ade e” * * * While pene with the visiting 
Policeman.in ‘ Sources with his party said the|King’s party was willing to be 
- a: | -, jvisiting ruler had received no of-|quoted, reaction to the Paris de- 
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.|dence the French Assembly yes-\4,, tour of the United States, In|. State Police Sgt. Lyle Hall said|/The bakers and laundry workers|Pontiac junior -‘gchools'| A native he | , : . 
terday gave Premier Felix Gail-| south Texas his visit will be at/P°¥#*: who had been divorced|unions ‘also face expulsion by the|masséd band and the Waterford] srsduate : . 4 - . lard on — _ French the state’s largest ranch covering {Tom =r agin Daca 1940, ‘told 3 = : i Club: 
rule in rebellious Algeria—propos- mor ; eae troopers he nd | “snooping! . - SO - 
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pews — - wemted arate offices for the turnkeys. s en two-year pin and certificates of of upper floor windows in the|William reed 
One source with the King’s par-| Alse en the second floor are Violent Blast Kills 14 : recegnitien, " eb crowded downtown area, hailed/Sophie oe , ty said there was reason for grave] offices for the juvenile and wom- ke —— . | Cubs honored with awards were: |S&Mta's appearance with a final ! = “| ‘TV set and watch the Army concern in a reported order by| en's divisions, = = «._—«'||_ TOKYO (INS)—A violent ex- |Fioyd Black, Diekie Johson, Doug-|&"st of cheers, : | take eu Navy im Philadelphia. Moroceo Crown Prince Moulay|’ 6.6 eng of the building is for| Pim”, today, killed ‘14 workers [ids Duvall, John Watkins, David 2S * Ch ia ill: ¢ | As commander in chief of all Hassan for the royal army to fight)... : spe rere | ana injured 16 others in a dyna- |Pruitt, Richard Kuhn, Tommy Nad-| ‘They all seemed sure that in a ure it rates | armed forces, Eisenhower back against Spanish troops. he ate Municipal court; mite-manufacturing. plant south- jowiski, Charles Mutz and Tommy|few weeks he would be visiting | publicly takes no sides. sed of attacking Moroctan|Here are two modern courtrooms) east of Tokyo, Kell : ‘ a H iui ; socuend ot stinckiag with the judges’ chambers directly, "°°: LI: ACERT We. their homes in person. : 83rd Birthday Today'| me talk arotind the White i S | a et te te oe ae: ; pat ros na onme Creve has Sins, heeener, z ” : Spanish officials have claiméd| 16. vcarate with a(tience-Group to Work With White Ho Co ae tee - toot . ' MtatMoroccan irregulars bent on| -“ ‘Sr8e Separate room : " ar . -[the devotion of: the nation helvalt same as Proathon te Bat’ he rain? freeing their colony of Itni, on the counter will serve the court clerk 
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Cold Air Sweeping East | ri 3 mactina Se ‘er oot sp sit ne oat routs | te Adminintration With is Se ca Mth ety ffecing por i aesth cane - , aes . Persecution Manzipan and laure! leaveswill) gay, the President bed tunch, on e where prisoners can be brought | 17. eo 
With Gusty Winds, Snow | ise" tone war) wee |i sn wa then ter . : Ee aa i e White House announcemen 1 Bt. —Dr. . tr oe oe poe im came es U.S. specialiste continued tot, tas Prestajat asa Dé daanes Condon inet aie adunah tea Ei. bar’ = Pan, autumn leaves and) his acreage for about 70 minutes. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [Lakes southward to. the mid-Mis-\nasement and can take them di-|fiial preparations leading up to R. Killian Jr his newly appointed senhower administration of’ hay- The President's grandchildren / 'sissippi Valley, |pectty tothe deqsctie nithe launching of the first Ameri- aoe | ing been “committed by policy to| HE'S STILL ACTIVE — and their parent nd A cold air-mass which brought ae rectly to the detective bureau hay a PE ted time|SPecial assistant for science and : ti a. parents, Army Maj. ar numbipg temperatures to the the first floor or the jail on the/Can satellite, expected sometime| technology...” persecution of scientists or, at the) The years show on the former) Mrs, John Eisenhower, are‘ at the iuorés’ culeral) uarioh of Gis) ca. As area stretching trom. the| second. ee Oe Oe ccccomact also coin *. &.# very least, to a callous indiffer-/Prime Minister, but he is still/tarm for the weekend. They are tion. moved eastward Saturday centra ockies and northern) ro ‘ 5 a ' : : Ue? 9 i : age and produced gusty winds andj)plains to the Great Lakes was) The elevator contains a_ special Pe piel aa aes — aes : Bigs — i, table =e — a -* ing to attack and discredit them.” |his occasional speeches can still/ahout'a half mile from the main 
Th W tther eFraeen Coto Blah pe the Rockey, tor inside which senls|ice, ‘Russla's Sputnik 3. mayfatitety of Tectadiagy, Rasmbaier| * eeveke arguments... farm house. = raser, Colo., high in the -ithe prisoners off from the detec- , : The . ; | e weatner ies, had a reading of 18 below'tives while the car is in motion,|Punge to earth tomorrow, oy ge poche AB A ‘a porn of the-U.$, Bureau of Standards|Pefore he was to confer with}tiouse : Full 0.8, Weather Bureau Report zero. Generally, temperafures 7 ¢ 2 might fall in North Anwrt-/5 E ' lranged from 10 above to a few| , 4 Public elevator was deleted ica 
Hes ending. followed by. clentiny ‘ing degrees. below zero from the east-| em the plans to cut costs, but | Dr. John P, Hagen of Washing-|terservice rivalry in the missiles|” "quite cold tonight, low near 20-24. “Fo ern Dakotas eastward into north-| ®P®ce for it is provided. . ton, director of the U.S. Navy’s/and related fields. But the scope 03 
near 3. Winds shitting fo norihwesteriy [west Wisconsin. — - Designed by the late Leo J. Hee-|SAtellite program, told a St. Louis/of Killian's authority has not been out of fobs by silly disloyalty eat the a 
ishing tonight and becoming toutherly, There was a tongue of warm/nan, working closely with Policé|@udience last night: _ )Spelled out publicly, - tomorrew. = ’ \Southerly wind which eased the Chief Herbert W. Straléy, the build-| ‘For those. who feel critical of — 8 nw 8 i - Today in Pontiac ifreeze in Idaho and western Mon-|ing was started in March of 1956. the United States position in the) The committee, headed by Dr. policies corhe Commons ‘ 
qo ORest temperature preceding 8 &m. tana, but temperatures still were, It replaces a conglomeration of I. I, Rabi, Columbia University in have home to roost) of that “T was 
arden Here, (3 =o) \in the 20s. anf ie. rented and city-owned buildings. |physicist, ‘formerly was known as}... + i , Direction: North-northwest - . : : | : J , ft 
Son vice teniey at Tale i = * * Mother of Met Star - Pring goagerid eae or piper the American Physical Society. | physically.” ee : te ) Moon sets Sunday at 2:06 am. i Temperatures in the extreme signa: tographers refrain from such 
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fee LS Secs cet meinen nae Di RO ee ee nae {me Seplty group see: . oe igs ead aid Govan of|™one,_ bat eta ian walt ef aaeeee 4 a 29 ide * some severe thunderstorm activ- ies of Heart Attack sepne |S 5 t Dh eel te x * ® scientists had been “hounded out He hi ar habit of] 4 . : 10 om... 98 ky was motherand constant compan- has made a regular Aides will put before the Pres!- do > ity was’ in store for much of fon of Metropolitan Opera Retired Lt. Gen. James H. Doo-jof jobs by silly disloyalty) caging part of every year in/dent during his stay at the farm Friday in Pontiac Georgia and extreme northern} ROME (INS) — F : little, chairman of the Nationaljcharges.”  - 2 § which _- (as recorded downtown) a2 s amed Metro- star Renata Tebaldi, died te- ’ France enjoying the sun. He alsojany government business which = ae ee Florida as the : Ha air seeped into 'politan Opera tenor Beniamino Gig-| day of a heart. attack she suf: (Advisory Committee for  Aero-| . 7 8 t makes occasional visits. to Monte) must his attention. But every : Mean temperature... .........." 3e5 the region. Friday night, @ torna-ii died today at his home of a fered Nov. 21 nautics and a vice president of) Singling out Vice President Nix-/Carlo and Italy and even turns outleffort is being made to keep his ee ide struck near Alma, Ga., a rurallneart attack. Her daughter who is con- ‘|the Shell Oil Co; Dr. R. F. Bach-ion, who was a member of the for some club meetings in London. work load as -light as possible. Highest Cmaeree = sacl eile Ei pees Luring 1 ban ; - ~~ *« * | sidered perhaps the greatest (¢T, physics professor at the Cali-/ House committee at the time, Dr.| — - aniline. "deiiaincsinabcati é Stnibkd CRISODe cos eDe 3, |destroying. some property and kill- . “ é id fornia Institute of Technology; |Condon said: " : iden tomearecers ee 3 sing some livestock. . The 67-year-old . singer gained) operatic soprano in the * |pr. E. M. Purcell physies profes “While w rich and sae = Fe ie Weather—Cold, snow ‘flurries tte fame on three continents for his| tmmediately cancé:ed her _ Phe leat. we ba i. oe a aa! i ee See Mighest and Lowest Temperatures Snow flurries fell in the Great? °™? and concert appearances. scheduled perhemanse Tite ai . * “aie been tr a : Due to the Death ie oe 
#2 in 1908 "4 8 1829 Lakes and Ohio Valley. region Gigi crédted the tenor role | “T"0e" ee a Rain Drenches Field oe and. Cee by ede jMRReS BIK a eee . rahacartaia : to be broadcast on a nation. KQIN encnes rie <: ee -e ee _ Peiter’s Temperatare Chart ¢ go), the far West. nighttime tem- in Mascagni’s Lodoletta at ‘the wide radio hookup wa f Pe of Mrs. Theresa Levey = ae i 
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Buffalo 81 33 Milwaukee 43. 9 Skies were fair into California but) house as Well as in major houses i THE ‘CENT » oA ae Chisago. 43. 1s New Oreacs ay qgithe Pacific northwest had cloudy| of Europe atid Latin America, Boat Reaches Safety se " mene: os ve Riedie GB Sue filskles and showers, | te was born in, Recanati ftaly| MANILA NS) — “A 1200n| the ove. to e- more_ serio ‘ Will Be Closed Alt : Denver 2 it Peisten 2} # Southern California wasin March 1890. and studied under|Philippitie fishing yy hav ta.’ 7 &@ : oe gr Oe : Dust 78° -3 St Lows 48 17,Whipped by winds reaching 80/Prof. Enrico. Rosati at the Rome/flashed distress 4 that it was ee mw ek nday, De cer b er Is 24 
On Mapice 32 38 Trevcus” 3s mph. Friday night. The big blow|Conservatory, __ sinking the Philippine * weal was forecast for later | Condon js now head of the phys) . Su : ‘ om é Ist, ee | ome 4 & Werhington #4 $4 fanned bush fires and raised dust) Gigli was married and had twolisland of Batonge , safély today! in the day, Temperatures ranged as department at _Washington| oe eee eS Sens y i Lansing 39 30 Tampa: je / Storms, children, é , : 4 =. e with 100 ¢ fishermen. - lin the 50s. “ ic . i he . Ss : : ee 
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Township in an Independance| ‘Deat « ‘s ry Z 2 a ee a , 
for mer Deaths in Pontiac Area | _ New ‘ * 
erty te be of the prop- Mrs, HOWARD M. LOONE} enna es " : ; 
sald. ndemned,” Cooney i ee.. Bowel. (Mrs, Iva Gr Special ae 
): Looney (Mildred Gtimshaw, bott ot meeting 
ings to = proceeding uate yalee bets Decoder Xa 9p at 
the meeting. re ee on @ county- Be sseettos tuatey eh & Shane Bossardet- Mable Monday 
Situated It the Bay City Busi High School with burial Funeral 
Caribou Inn slg emg iasued for a summons had been tiac in 1926, she officiate. : Morris will} Ss tecebate for 
controversial issue been a the owner would be George secretary to J delvation Army Red sale at 
this e since appear within of the Inn B. Ha 0 | Judge 8 W. Lawrence 
year when earty 30 to Judge rtrick 
ico petitioned to ten Ernie ing that tral could beg ys, mean-| Glenn C. Gillespie, = MES. MARY , 
satin. for a gas of Alpha Sigma was president » Who died Frida Saginaw): PH. 38 
Approximately OV Fi po a - dope daa eye eset ines, wil be el 2 | 2th, 9:08. _— 
the Carit ne ein ais l rm ue Eom moar balla py Migs a at 2:30 
bow Inn site was seriously : . _ DESIG: church.. of her neg Home here on sen8 eenisc gat: 
5 off-street as an answer to the!| . | TeR a MODEL OF | : - Mrs. ‘ ; aaa S. Hemingway will Rev. MH saPs1i000. Bais é z 
Felice led to et the. roqued erA “se | ot the praewioning Rocheste NEW ROCHES. iat agape ology gyre ted burial wil bein Lum Oem Mag 
pe conto the gare of nnexafion will be dedicated Rochester High Schoo cnengtion ore Detroit architects : ann = tenes 8 na| Surviving are two b . 
said. property owners, of ad- Co ; structure Sunday. A two which’ - by the was awarded and engineers and e, both at home; a brother ‘onda a wo brothers, Wil- STATE OF 
Cooney ntends That eae » designed by H. E. ae Geller intrat American pour ot dailies narlpy Pree Mrs ampragy tica, and a ova Hatry of At- ioe agriculture, Drain DEPART- 
The Inn hi ‘ Townshio. } EntirelAp and Asso- _ on of School Admin. |t¥ Lansing, Mrs. Gay-|Allen of Lum, r, Mrs. Jennie| Notice is Meeting’ of Drainage B 
to a grou has mow been leas wi Should‘ : ‘ * : Admin- t of Otisville Blanch Swar- ai a Poel ompgaee o Board, 
pir ab sg Negro business and Voted Nov - Have CW 8 a tesa of Pontiac Se eae Alice GILBERT ond ‘was f Movembe, a0. a om ins 
ee eee ee _” Abe OC e@ . Kingsbury of Lake Orion. Helce| WASHINGTON. Service fo affecting the, fn he azainage oar | 
Felice. , according eS NORTHVILLE F ; Service will be at 2: bert C. . for G ashtenaw counties panel in, 
Just before hae ee ROCHESTER ; loose Se he ot 298, Menton a bear cee gee or Git mat tom Ar | 
nef eafvamelinny wt vie wel Geadasaed at adler Raghadee Tho tue méttiihdeiand « [ way eee => Martha ary | » located in the — wane apse 2 
tures were necessary in Oakland challenged Fri- be dedicat er High School clal : Meme r pastor, offi p,|Clemens, took Hospital, Mt.| ef Township of Lyons, n, 
go ahead suneed tae Seis Whine eter - County ted Sunday, ha ool, to p4 as one of the outstand maT contributions bart Bl abezusen ot Oo. Milian Fw  Washtenay. eS nn Gear 
plans with the tolarea | and the t , has been fe- schools in the ing building to the Howerth Mets be (Neral Ho at the Milliken use was serves upon | Be 
. . gas station/the voted township . Designed by H country ng program be; ; Church in Methodist | Chase me, Utica, The Fu-| County poo hee Pg Ene s 
as ‘Cla : : - annexation. Nov,-19 for ; - . Associates. the . E. Beyster aad ago following the gun four years Johns care of the Rev st pastor oy Rev. Lloyd ow Sam on inet na ae. 
cole officials. Ww. -— : laz 4 . a citation school was awarde 15 area school di consolidation of Lake Orion Mr, |Baptist Church. the Washington| W John H. Lt oe s 
as sea ea abuiied (an Hc he Soe ns pcan POT ee ee ae 
parking pro * area : WAL AI tion ¢ a a AND o w Cemet ul Clark . Libby Agricul- 
than three ito tothe ot | wl ‘contending that all Traile Administrators. - ot School | ~ REW 0 as employed ery.|et Lyon Towaship, Ko 
; years. more : filed ir : rs. : [ — Word . PETERSO ye yon Townshi Clark, y for 
‘One Cooney said. township should that all of the ral er Burns M The school is ¢ Church a death Bape been received N mS at the Mt. adn several! Now p, Oskiand Count 
One secommendation, Said. | tn the election have participated : QN | & natural is designed oe Grou oe eee eee FE lige Marteo ae ns Pottery| Act Ne. 40, PA 1068. as, . 
en considered which had , SOUTHFIELD . ainphitheater around P} ps P erson, %, mother O. (Dora) Virginia ned te daughters, sant As, te: cordance | with 
bers. sad basinsastnen a Last summer 2 30 —Ralph Lit Senda, Se calghtthnoter wal be an Activiti eterson of 485 E of Lawrence | pea. i, anager Sct ha fa 
purchasing proper vallage geen ge ® the compeny won Redtord Recelvi Ralph Littleton] Ooftants und eowre ater wat bot for Yul ivities | Poruand, or. E. Beverly St. She\Green, | F a “Kiel of Gaylord ie Mei cae West sien 
property: t ‘there court ivi the and a ; ; nd, O1 r home reen. ; r, Mrs on the Ly 
on _ behind Hospi : conce , Ore. , Pontiac; . Clara > 1987, mn the 12th 
street. the east side of =e epee and community certs by school | 50) : u e Season aren cesaka ater an nese of ne “a er oe to eter 11:00 2’clock os 
Atter 2 *' There . he was strayed the haves treer Within the aot NOUR TOWNS-With + , ema Peterson's body t; five sisters, Warren of|t, private sewase disposs io comme 
et ant oe | ae eumetip eee ome living in. _- trailer|central Sethdieg esl o a\cube and « | en to the M y will beliean Yai Men Lila| Pare, aver Sots to ie 
, these plans m and oe voters in | The Seathfield T . ‘| stude student's lounge is aiclubs and picking up mome: Powers Lak oore Funeral H “am Yue’ Ind; Mrs. Now, | iner-county Drain 
and earch or a neration parce aflected. They | today to the wuhty Yon |etermation eet leon co et Ny ape mentum, and burial at 'N. Dak. for service poor loan oe sy Em ag phone oer 
is lot for an- - Now 19. ot the an- teday te the ecalied at 7 a.m. from tion. and ideas ; change ties to kee planning their. Sree - p.m. Wednesday Hoag. "Port t, Mrs. G it — drain, or Pome will = for bene- 
| approved Northville Seidl etod te anh trailer, the day's studies. spirit, H > pace with the yule 7 : |Pahs, Huron, Mrs. ladys ine,” tasted Yo be p “gt | 
x the move | Nate Rd. Ser tf the AAA Sant lag Be cage ate ities aased le a the ne |, -Robert a — ele eat Lansing. Mi pda” 
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ined screen | tae gt te Sie ed ee li "ye caper oe 
er, ; lived greatest * almer CARL Director 
~Say Siaved te tase Sake cae through outstanding ee [oe ae Py “aie om | WALLED a of Agneniiere 
began. reakfast when the pre-| 7 nment, according and- hey meet at 8 p.m Four Towns| A veteran | ° ef Carl Russell = Service for Deputy in tude 
Investigating blaze| Royster and Asoc rep Harlygr ead orga aly awe had lived oe world Wer IL, bears ica, Herby, 21, of S44 County Drains 
lee on about the Id police Some parts party. Everyone r a Christmas/@ ‘iste his wife, Edith : auto eee suffered 1983 PUBLIC - 
wre cs gel pape POY auaacuae © one is to bring a 50) George = and treo bevtiern kare bee ¢ Thursday, will take sits Hine Steet, Baia 
cause was still ao that the several use the past ve ange. Traxl Quine, Max . Mrs. ae at ne take Saginaw, 10:30 5 te to be held No. 
er is a total The music rooms year and * * er, all < and Orville Home the Ferguson sale to be beld of 29 2. 
Joss. tratie added have Every: “ * of B of Pontia B é Blairsville =~ li, 2987. 
. they said he to the original plan been | the po rsag in| qwelocune te uliendll a. c, and. Atlee urial will be in , Pa NOTICE OF . 29, 30, "ST. 
; . - - dedication calealen home of Leto be held at ond Home — be at 1:30 pm Te neny County, ag Cemetery, oy ‘4 Lee ag of Ma om 
2 ajLocklin drive on ter Acitelli of | Ltither ot = Rev. James S- Pursley ly was taken from are on be inclusive, asic aad 
a — jeored by the Re Dec. 12. spon-\charn pe Ms gg magpie Tae nied HES County," Mich Town: 
4 f , . Four Towns becca Circle of\@? Oakland ating. Burial Wr: He is y evening. 1 is hereby. given eat ee 
vo: ; canceen wil ae Gu 7 Hillis Cémetery be! moth survived by his 3oth dey of a ecnes te 
rin eae om ke these ad- oe oe oe establish ag the 
ws ‘ - |eeokies. be threcll@en | WARREN ‘S28 y; one sist . Russell tna gre om Ses 
e fie ? . zen Warren S. Ve ~WELZY brothers, all of er and  three|™ of ditechin it District 
10 . : ee a former Pi elzy, 62, of Det Blairsville — t ‘Aitervon ‘Road t an nti 
Anyone not an El celelin came em a. —_— ae eee eon, she, preperty 
> 4 n Guild member is izabeth Russell Hospit morning in nt, died MRS A ot relative t to pay therefi a 
‘ tend the ann welcome to at yea al-after an ill Veterans’ LAPEER — HIMES a~ 4 On te oe a ah 
By DAVID J, WILKIE given by th ual Christmas party| “e 1 of several] “22 Himes. ee 5] 
AP Automotive ll e guild at 8 party) A veteran who died , of 1128 F open until oid tnad at 7 o'clock 
Magazine which nk TAL ck a Oe te of World War I, heer Friday night Mast a ae Sea 
oct ot west annual polls ~ Mheces ever the ues y that is ne Methodist|Body Divi se employe of I, heist 2 ae Fiint, seer Saeed tes ko cy - 
indica’ norm survey cent® cessary is to| Survi : Fisher .m, Monday allowed ne closing heer 
be a good rend —— should a indicators pointi > anaes wil sgh ft for exchange. {tour iving are his wif races) tiome. ‘The R the Baird en thereet chal 
try for the ume year in ng to a hi ments played and . children, e, Beatrice; 1 of Rev. St GRETA V 
, oe tape pallens indus-| optimists in1808 the Industey| served. arene Peal geen egg gear :|Gamrch will officiate Presbyterian “pee £5 
salle industry's areas demand 2 aroma oa on a big ni * *& Grace (enka William sate Fass, aye a ites. arte an Nov, 30, Dee. 2, Ft 
been slower at products |Close : ee The Ladies Ai sisters ai s, all of Pontiac; ‘two ount Hope will 
makers than to Sour a thiak Chard wiaeaee ae =~ ac; two! Sp Cemetery 
expected the car|scra million Four Towns 14 grandchi ; twol” ghe , La- | - eh. 
. pped in 1 cars will be|neon W Service Idren. wa a ‘ 
Higher * * * - 7 Mrs trea aol at the hom will be at 2 p.m. Lapeer 2 2 resident of ices 
prices The: . arrecn fe ie Ca of erab e rv : LARD, 
-meay D sgeccllegeac large slowed | who bought too, that many mas party. for its Christ- potas leno fede n re Fred Wie wil a duucider iar Mestor 3.10014 Mary 28. 10st, 
Pressure Se fue lary sates| om have 3 in the big year of], Start lend lava Camis Fhettay post cre S Sees fey ths. deur” father” of J Tp) 
in the closing vy sales| will million retail year of ing on D ery. John and” Y two ’ Margueri c. of Jules J 
say this borrowed somet ne cine & dou wa a 1958 and|“l! convene f ccm Cama GXFORR ame oO “aa ato he ral 
1958. something course, it does or2™ Chure rom 9:45 t OXFORD— . ALTHOUSE Pai entt ase agg A De- 
' ot eemating Sena ee, Se not follow that all? ®  cacvice oil ue trout ltoms ated Mrs. George (Euiee)| HOLLY — § in Holy Sepuicr with fmerment 
- But 1968 will ‘ Higher n the new car all aes .m. to noon. There wi be from ton, di use, 88, of 92 S. )| HOLLY MAE OBERHEIN — - ne Cemetery, oe 
future, too. Ot row from the mongol ng could send field. service on Sund will be only} A ied at her home F Washing-| Mae el aga! for M en Rosary wil recite ; 
| the sales. Por reanectr ‘peices car market. - some into e @ ay. I Mrs ap resident ri pope ple St.. who , 76, of 301 a eset. at be cate == 
say the adv properly may , 7 _The Ladies . A * the 'M use Was & years, Hurley’ died yeste Ma- oe 29 - —— 
srge. ‘The experts have figured C sneet ‘Tareday’ a ppm Ma any S eae meas tie koe me a on. ofr rg 
proc ne tate igared | ounty Calenda the y at 8 ment will ters . ed by ty. Day y at the Seventh Mare. ve, Mire. pyr SViregeit. 
; — about one-half were only . homé of. Mrs gn rp y_ her dangh |e cose ce Church. Ofticiati Gene, Bord. Funeral ser 
eh AND pane 2a prntfec-trwn nations Pee wee, |_ Zune wace will beats myer at Fina oid ke as reggit and|the same aack ae Melntosh of| i ele toranys Deer 3 
— uns. EDWAkD 1. KEG. ge ad Gk x34, Wace ill hotter annua! Cheat the Dec. 160 Christmas party sal akeside Cemetery, Holly. ar] Male Mucerat ame ei Ror 
Be L. KING. . —by 1 independent a ‘trom 10 am to 8 ae held at the Fire Hall party Death F a - | She was al : in) Sars al en eg "is: 
N ved lag pecans anes served, fram, i0, lt pin ineaie hostess igs s Elsewhere “lore. am ee ane agg RO 
ancy Jean Wi vw te Year tend Whe Se alot? Sits Fro | my OME AD Telemann reas eee 
= 2 ; ° ar ahead sills Dr. r P \ y Ee ASSOCIA . ’ .. Archie z 
1 inslo ee will count | — ge Perry Jt. and Mes. From M HOLLYWOOD rep Press |Ply: ; One son, Leo Smith| fake, Ri artine Walled 
Ta : blies 6,200,000) , At Pt Metame SU to § . - | wang w— two sisters , also of Sena a a1: bel Walled 
: ‘ yton * sible drop . they predict day Li nial — at A peak \ Korngold, 60 Eric Wolf- Laidlow and - | Mrs. William} br — ond Anne ie son of 
‘Lal for 1958 of 10 per cont 6 Oe ee ot the, It e'tioc sere nnual M . [who becapr i | a child prodigy pot” of Mrs, Joseph: am} sow” Arncld. ete tee; Geer 
- . ’ ns ( : One such in. output “apuralie ta che eatin’ tan cervies, uck Da \, | winnin, me an Academ Orrie Oxford and , Beall  Herey. Arnold. 8 jon Wallace, 
DRAYTO ur made by apprai Creek in the bine.” will speak on IMLA y g composer y Award- Adams one brothe: Mond: nerai service Emit 
Jean N PLAINS | CL] |tre., N $2 Tacoma eee a elo Y cITy — _ \ture scores of motion crcemdumbiun col at aees r| Ferguson Pu oT oa oe 
King Winslow and rane Nancf fell as. ew York investme & Co., his sub) y mtevensen at 0 a.m..iG Day sponsored The annual * Anthon inclu aes pic- chihire and six . Five ' ville, Sly neral Wome. Bag 
double ring rarried Edward L, ae toa & crown of rhin : nt advis-|Creex Church. the ey the Dead” ber of ¢ and the tela City Muck ‘ures of. Renta dh om “adver ae are erent erent Sir Hert Allegneny Penn. 
* ceremon ently in pearls, tones * fe ‘ of the Bi the . the Hun of Com ity Chi | da ’ ? rea raley Pu as taken fr 2 
ton . Plains“ Fonvenien C Hed satin prayerbook, On a white In its Valve - * guest Bie" Meaitatin’ Lan A. Temple day at the poms will be wediuns pedi in Beno, M died Fri- McDONALD Fergus unerel | Home, 7 os 
The Rev. W. J .. Church boaquet of wanchay carried Survey it says Line Investment Seten wert ‘tas sd be merican Legion Buila.™".” a ballet, oan he|.WEST BLOO G, POTTER —— Rigger Hager | teem dl 
_ Ciated at . J. Teeuwissen and a white carna: » jrun largel the’ indus Mrs :‘“7#6.ttk : —— n Build." St the age f Snow-|SHIP—M MFIELD eT, ee : 
: the rite. offi- orchid, - tions salesma ly on the try has| membe ree Tri * * + * of 7. 4420 cDonald G, P TOWN- ed Trerice, 116 Foes 19587, 
* i 2 * . Miss Carol | nship for the strength of ts of the , be hostess ¢ Speakers F * SOUTHA * * = Green Lake Rd otter, 62, of Somerd ht 5: TCL oF aap 
, ‘The bride w eee Plaing .was Lazenby of eres : the past several| Simen Sars. ee eday Social tg ew, Dr. B will be Dr. J Dr MPTON, Eng t his’ reside , died Friday gy tl th, ane Sage ~ mettier 
b Sioa chact oe was maid of Drayton |Sold oe a Clemen $. Harold Thor Asuisting her De, Hows: Grigsby, Dr. on Car- hire Guy’ a up| He was e sired . Looney: dear = eee D. 
over nylon = Chantilly: lace and ae ee ot teeteote We This real demand. ppatt,cet rege ee, ye Mrs. Lucas pa Petter and De Janes, ada soctoeiat who ord, -71,|00. and a anee at Ford Motor| Swarthout, eyierd, | Mrs. Blanes 
up tulle and sati lace Ind. Pat Stromen , Wis. prteediaghts is in line animal of be to ae J. Jarvi , all of Michi . Robert ation of pioneered the years nty resident ‘or oni Heien Kt Alice Looney, 
collar and wrist atin, a stand . were en of Goshen, made earlier with the. —" amerios. fur-bearing versity. : gan, State Uni- to archaeologi aerial photogra Survi for nine White tavace?, Pacerel’ and 
Her -length sleeves, ASSIST | De tendants. by Look nee Hadiey 1 * * A growers’ pa author of ce field studies = cade ving are his wido 3:30 Sn teak Root lage Yr 
agertip vell of BRIDEGROOM é : ier Chatman party Ds Club More of the of en -Getee| umerous boo M brother, Wal w, Agnes,| 8. Sohne offic B retmet-Poever 
tating | Sen ee Relewe Car 0 nisms “party Dee 12 "at theling” Comes ree Dee pees ae rite ch eet | ay “anil fein fe Rev. “Albert 
Na me 4 rs Danone Il was ar utput fo Reach Ste = ing. luded in the atl abe OORINGS : oo Praga lag Neat fl aan aoe pay at wthe 
-H Leety "ot Kalama ‘and Jerry # phen Still Wasn't; BROOKINGS, SD. ®—John Wola the Harvey Neely Funeral] FiZ3 eae thot “Ceerce 
inne Detroit. ierry| 122,404 Thi Pa sn’; Holly C Headley, $6, president of South] Aq , Detroit, with burial tate Rev, Johns, Lake Oren: 
tdi 4 re ‘ Cc. Stat South Park burial’ R, NO ¢ Orion, 
a PiblicSonekien EE MA Yois Wonk mmo fer $900 Maly Gof Gt fot a ta ae ee) Ete eae 
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. Plains the | Put this week ‘or vehicle year-old Sages ae three. HOLLY — i lay, a victi 1, Minn., WALTER a Potter. Fune ¢ of Walter 
CHICAGO The . consist in U.S out-| Bis Still e- ling of The Decem ng accident. He m of a hunt- B. Peter Popes ares 
tional m— W bride is of 122 . factories wi parents or their wasn't, the Hol ber meet.|!ey, N He was born in Fil IMLAY Crys ee it om front 
s 4H cunaciltunt te of na- Mr. and. Mrs. Pe daughter of trucks; Ward’ 404 cars and aut company likely will insurance merce will ad Chamber of Con » Neb. in Fil- ter Blaine ~|\Service for Ww. ll a ene . 
SS ae counsel wlanans ot S19. Matheld Bae The betae- vires © Automotive reports| of Sihaatot tule. ty aamtaee Se chal Tssas cake Gn fl warecron Nc. = te Go aio ae ai-| Ravana ‘Aucnerd stint Rev, 
eg se mg Sade wom. Ra. The bride- oa 4. ——_ in damages (Uae at T eoay ae. with | Adm MINGTON, N.C. w — Vi engine id Mae rad fal — tery. ie A ise Far" Came 
: relim- ' Last week was lett an Holl 2 the ‘ endren : — vice Funeral Lester Smith = the Harve Hie in state 
151,846 cars car .with h in the. famil squad ly High.Schoo Vera Cruz: . a veteran ofthe Imlay Home | with and Bome. y-Neely Funeral 
and 23,604] father his mother while Y land and coaches I football |War I and campaign, World| died Thi Township arzal BATH, ROVER Fe j0sT SOAR 
ran ‘etd 0 his tather *s will be guest mand World War II ar orld Thursd Cemetery. _ ee S. t 38. 108", _ 
rages Mrs. Still could st store, |yred. Guest the boys are in- Adelphia of the cruiser ae com-| Surviving are = Hy SeRath and 
backing on the vations ane Skale = will be| ted Thursda World War IL ae Waker his| wite Nancy; Georne Wendell, Mrs. state atts, > 
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front ~ degen ig ese aaa oO poor | Ar Kennet | funeral se nue Parker, bre 
window. urant’s College. CLEV » * er Colo re. is Kirlaly ag service  M,. Alexandria. 
: Ww | nae ae pl Tae) soa) ries sain | Vincent, DePaul k= 
St. John aterford Firemer . test aectrogating of a 0. os Hope, Comets inf erment sathelte 
tees Oe |e secropntingsnlatonsinown| IMLAY CTT Ems at ia rhc 
Cites Church At ren’s Party” day ull test cell,” IMLAY WATSON my com a 
urch Activiti w rty . He was born in’ died Fri-| John CITY — Servi PALEY, ARTHUR |B, guns 
/ vities |x snardgese Town in’ Troy, N.Y. ‘|will Watson, 71, nea * uel i, Birm. Hysband of rene 
activities : ers are busy anak ipl tire| Pontiac i be at 2 p. r Imlay City - ty For brother of 
John next week * for their annual ch pleting plans Police Probe the Lester Sn ge Suatéay ’ ae fah M, Wiley, y Ans face 
Chane} the ss mas'party t c ildren’s Christ Assault ¥ : Hame Imla: and Son Pat i Son 1 pm. at — Mon- 
senmeitnd om ch have been/Dec. 15, at lag Poort “png on Man, 29 ror anes. Shp nal gene Funeral -, Roms, Mantey, Bailey 
sinc adiilins * , [en One saunity Activi-|scatt on a2 investigating “Te eS cee Coss at 
Bere ne Bey.nggme Several prot rjsault on a 2 an as. Surviving cota ek n 
’ a and :30 a.m. holy Detroit have lesional acts from unconscious aw he ~— | Sister, a= wife, Cora; husband, of Vite! tumbus, onte. 
ol 10:90 sd_sermon; church] 'o KesP eben scheduled i streets af 10c48 last-nigh an found iy; wo brothers, site, Cora; al Ret. gms cin, ane ne 
Blongs tage nee a ents nt during the day, and rs entertained| ten’ avers Graken no. City and Wiliam of Jeddo, and pod a pitas na ‘sere. 
aoe Wenueley, t0 Cela Ce wi Mr. and Mrs General Mouptal by ot s08 ae. [A eee. a a eae re Line Mr RC od 
nd | Holy cominani , TX am. 56 gifts: | ment by fire } Bim. ome 160 oakland, 
Choir rehearsa “4 4 p.m. Pe evo ‘The width of Uni ae . ‘ently ambulance, He paw prod ‘ » TRAXLER, 3. : 
tebearsal.. 8 p.m. Senior is determined ted States ships| with con atria the. taed loved ‘husband, of, a 
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