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- DETROIT — Two half-frozen boys were plucked
froma Lake St. Clair ice floe in a pre-dawn rescue today
by four off-duty policemen, groping along inch-thick ice
which they intermittently plunged through. ~
Eerie cries for help echoing across a vast expense of
ice set off the starch. It ended almost 12 hours later and
2 Boys Placked (Congress Get
Ike's Proposals
fo Aid Education Billion Dollar Program
Calls for Assistance to
Brightest Students
WASHINGTON (#—Con-
gress today gets President
Eisenhower’s detailed pro-
Searchers Hunt _
Scout Missing
in Snowy Gorge
WILLOWS, Calif. (®—More than
100 sheriff's deputies and volun-
Ache Coieses Killing Area Woman Examine Court Records,
Reports of Sadism in
Murdock Murder
f
By PETE LOCHBILER
today by authorities planning to seek a first-degree mur-
der warrant against Billy Rae VanHorn, 24-year-old
Probate Court psychiatric records were examined
Me PE ATES SON a oe Re ae Te eT URAL Ue
two miles out off St. Clair Shores. : posals for fostering educa- | 7 - The boys, Lawrence W. Brandt and Richard|tion of more of America’s Dulles romises ; alcoholic who has confessed the brutal slaying of a-
bot; 11 and of* brightest students, particu- Huron Gardens housewife. ; St. Clair were car- a larly in the fields of science) | : , The records contain reports by two psychiatrists ! = by — = “ Navy ls Pushing and mathematics. Aid {0 Mideast who examined Van Horn, one of whom stated that al- ¥ condition was reported Eisenhower arranged to j though Van Horn was a criminal psychopath, never-
good at a hospital. send the Senate and House P the-less he was not committable, in his opinion, under
| Arthur Layman and Arthur Furno nguar 0 a ee spear if Reds Attack, He Tells _ Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem said that, before ask- \ and Patrolmen Arthur Deblauwee; 0 to educa’ ) t al-| Pact Nations «| ing for the warrant, he would examine these records and -' and James Housey of St. Clair) Woy Be Re laced by Te@dy bas been sketched in ' Shores, who continued the search y Pp . Y iproad outline. | also review Van Horn's confession obtained Saturday
| afer 70 others and a Coast Guard) Jupiter Unless Satellite} it contains no provision for aid-| ANKARA, Turkey (®—Secretary night after teams of police officers had questioned him helicopter had given up for the! }. "1 cinch ed. Soon jing school construction, as State cums wet ae cae about the death of Mrs. Hazel Murdock, 39, of 127 N. _ hight. ) N _| Majer “elements of this new |.) mang States will support Josephine St., Waterford Township. ) Sei psp ie eo strung | CAPE CANAVER Fla. @ ns ee a scholar. | heir nations with “mobile power Mrs. Murdock’s body had been foind Friday after- é “several times, but each time was |The Navy is Busy in another effort cancua ema tag casa eS —*noon on her kitchen floor. ‘hauled back by a rope the four \to get its temperamental. Van-| grants to the states to help in | — og . She had been beaten, crim- " = thensselves together | guard rocket off the ground in the picking and guiding the National — » at tel O ; | tera Ai etags agen Pageants
next few days. Unless it performs Science Foundation, to be used opening of the Middle East alli-|- i ‘ < <3 8 the s ach with a paring .
ae — —— for| quickly, the Army's . Jupiter i poming sctente elite e's’ Ministerial Counc meet. es senting Peas gusts’ P oe strangled with a above whirring of search- -—- emphasized that ential . : : . coat hanger. oe
[‘, "ast. generators, the four turned ye geing Arst to shoot! Sen. H. Alexander Smith CIC | acereoeer ene is caves Gal BELLY RAY VanBORN Gri Venezuela Her husband, Drulard Murdock, % off the generators and heard the, "P : so announced he, will introduce legis-|nis losses from aggression would , D 35, discovered the body when he
ES ebit onlae enmmie ioe ee page a voiced bane it would. seteine| “But.” he sald, “if perchance | Junta Increases Patrols|employed carpenter, he and his ') : ries of mechanical bugs in : , falls” the United Report That Ji wife had befriended Van Horn to pO lal kt complex Vanguard spoiled several States will contribute its mo- _ on Report That Jimenez |.ip nim curb his drinking through ‘ The officers, who had a walkie-|A' a Vemsstd’ thee ‘up oa ite bile power to save the people| im: a: ’ : Plans Counterblow | Alcoholics Anonymous. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ’ Van Horn was described by ) gree dcdmiplacn> o sate i tnd Brings Suspect S AITOSt carcass o-te| wen ese De j ® 6 cas eet ae a ee tension gripped strifetorn Vene- ceeeutan ee tans Sea ee : ‘ : la today amid reports that 2 Seeking Increase peas wll ats aptry inten’ Schies ae one}. Police and sheriff's detectives are very grateful to- ceepertara Cf caiked Gaauer bar: tenggel oan Mecpital tor alee
4 three or four tiny American bomb blew out the rear wall of a\day that Leslie W. Lampi, of 394 Whittemore St., decided |cos Perez Jimenez might be a ‘coll ts ro
. “mane” wereld be fe eoblt now warehouse and an-|to try and help a friend Friday night, pang, = eee ew, Saad County Tull tuee oe aaa
0 mi Src cee ty damaged san| Lampi, a friend of Drulard Murdock, ‘55, of 127! ion increased as the|ttempted to draw out mone dee — Book Store—near the) J e St. Waterford a ruling junta went into emergency the crime.
"See. Anderson Asking re delay continued to run U. SInformation Service. No one Township, called to offer |e | session last night and armored straight “yer” answet 10 Ue quae i. genate Pnand' Geen yp |into another, the conviction grew his sympathy upon eae cars appeared on the capital! tion, “Dig you hill Mrs. Murdock?” : that the Vanguard must fly soon sks of brutal murder she junta proclaimed its armed|Ut Claimed he blacked out during » for Quick Action —in a matter of a very few days Premier Adnan Menderes of Murdock’s wife Hazel, 39. forces ‘were ‘in, fall control, But|"% 8ctual crime, . — or the Jupiter-C may take off ily opened the con-| He jearned that one of the men : aniie 4 WASHINGTON U—Secretary of first, carrying a 29.7-pound satel- ference in the closely guarded /teing sought for questioning was —— ee ee ee
the Treasury appears |lite. building. Top leaders ipiny Ray VanHorn, 24, whom both until all diehard supporters of! «1 seems like a bad dream. An : * * * of the five pact members—Britain, |. and Murdock knew Perez Jimenez were rounded up came over ” before the Senate Finance Com- < urge me, ' The Vanguard still is experi- . Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan throughout the country. Ziem quoted him as saying. | Fee biliiendotlas herecse in the| mental. Mts second-stage guidance |CoMress are opposed to federal|_were present. Lampi, knowing the bars that * * Van -Horn’s wife, Audrey, had |. national debt limit. “brain™ never has been tested in| #4 to education in any form. And) The United States, a 2n associ-| VasHforn usually frequented, de- Authorities breathed more easi-| filed the petition for her husband's "tee Satan een the adminis-|flight, All components of the Ju-/there is a ‘possibility the school|ate member of the alliance, also| “Med to ge looking for the sus- ly; however, over word from an-\commitment last Jan 2, after she
tration bill for such incre: by|Piter-C have been flown and were |Sestegation issue may be raisedinas delegates attending 4€ observ- pect. He found VanHorn other : strongman — exiled/rought chargés against him for Spar peta ate ase reported to have performed well. |im connection with the program. ders, oe oe angelic ieee Saari mentee oe , —_—_—— , for-| Bar, Onkiand > he would leave Venezuela “ : Under the bill, 2 280-billion- pears pecy pd rane a rar edi { M 5 sca caaears, paras eal dip.| 12:30 a.m. : 7s sonia @ "85 0M) She stated in it that Vam'‘Horn
Goliar ‘gelling would be in effect |1, at this season in Florida—were|t TCQICT MOLE SNOW jiomats at the opening session that) “I'm for a place to stay Benin, whe thet suhge ln @: | nas Oe = until June 30, 1959. The present {troy during last . week'sle - the United States will continue to/ tonight,” VanHorn told him. Lampi Suber afer tact —— aks aon Ger ee limit ts 275 billion. firing attempts. Tuesday Wednesda provide economic aid to individu-|said he'd find him a place to sleep qusi’s tpcisinn, and be : — ber quveral “ ‘The Finance Committee has x * & yew MOY |rr'members of the’ pact organiza-|and drove Vantiorn to the Pontiae aa 0 tease temmieens farce Gases When Crunk, ' been more reluctant to raise the| One’ of Florida's worst winters tion. ° Police Department. _ for the ‘ She further stated that Van Horn ceiling than its House counterpart, |has interfered with efforts to|,,SN0W 's due to continue in the ° g: See ak be Bee weere Se There, dictator Rafael Trujitio ad threatened “to dynamite” the thé Ways and Means Committee. {step up the U.S. missile and rock-|POnti#e area for several moreiprobes Defense Budget {¥35 until we were inside the sta- has already provided a haven for {nome of her mother, Mrs. John The House passed a 15-billion-let programs, Rain washed out |“*)* -_ |tion,”* said Lampi. Perez gim Winston, 944 LaSalle St. where she dollar boost in 1953, but the Fi-jan attempt to fire a Thor inter-| Te U. S. Weather Bureau pre-/ wasHINGTON (INS) — A | Police didn’t know that VanHorn was staying with their 17-month- nance Committee substituted almediate range ballistic missile, | ‘ts t and tomorrow will) House subcommittee opens a |was wanted yet and called the Former political leaders driven) did boy. temporary increase of six billion.|Friday, water in underground|°® Cloudy with occasional light) new broad inquiry into Penta- |Oakland County Sheriff's Depart. LESLIE LAMP! ten Ventmuela Guring the Pores! Acting on Cireuit e &: a conduits caused a power failure.|S°¥ and not much change in| gon policies today as it starts |ment to verify what Lamp told Jimenez regime began flocking] Judge Arthur E. Moore had two - Chairman Byrd (D-Va) has Je ee */ temperature. - hearings on military spending [them about VanHorn. back. examine Van Horn the debt limit is "Con {753,011 See C Sho The low tonight will be near 30) plans for the year beginning | Later, after VanHorn had con- h - _ *e * * - }in Oakland County Jail, where he er test rel ” ar W degrees and the high tomorrow! next July 1. The defense budget |fessed to the brutal crime, Lami Alleg any. Stock Drops In the vanguard was Jovito| was serving a two- term on
~— . DETROIT w — Attendance at |"¢*r 34 subcommittee called Defense Sec. |Said rather sheepishly, “I guess I| . , Villalba, chief of the Union Re- the non-support. charge. —s spending. : vie noch de eee | et * & _ | petary Neil Me ‘as its first |was pretty lucky. It never entered) NEW YORK (® — Alleghany /publicana Democratia party, who| One: of them, Dr. L. Jerome : — Se ae eel 1958° Detroit sage ag The outlook for Wednesday 1s| witness in what chairman George |my mind that he might have been Corp. common stock opened at claimed victory in the 1952 presi-/Fink, said in his certificate to ao. would say only that} which closed Sunday might. set | mostiy cloudy with occasional light] Mahon (D-Texas) said will be a |armed.” | $4.25 2 share, off 25 cents, on the |dential election. Perez’ Jimenez| Probate Court that he examined he would demand “full justifica-| a record for recent years with a |... a Rg do thls type of New York Stock Exchange chased him out of the country and|Van Horn Jan. 14 and found him tion” from the secretary for Pres-| final total of 153,0ll—a 19 per | “a. py fi _Seeroncn day. declared himself elected. (Continued ident Eisenhower’s new five-bil-| cent increase over last year’s | day forecast for the| hearing. P| C h-L d on Page 2, Col. 6) lion-dollar request, figure of 128,196 Posting aren profits tempers. ane Urasn-Lands: : : . ey as . average a * * ra Be e e . » +
7 7 grees above the normal high of|UNgary Premier Quits 4 Area Men Unhurt Motive Unknown in Suicide of R. R. Young = | “| 33 and normal low 19, Temperat-| VIENNA (INS) — Hungarian _ =, aaa? - Heart Attack Takes Life tures willy change little until] Premier Janos Kadar’ who rode | Four. Pontiac area residents , _ ° , ; | : . a Saturday when it will turn colder.| into office on Soviet tanks, re- |found their ice fishing expedition an unera O Roj T - of Ike's Eldest B ther. [aeteit” '* Predicted through) signed that post today but Iept |to Saginaw Bay interrupted Sub- ycoon — es @st Drotwner;r . Wye wap te tin, alk powertal one st Commas. /day on hair singieengine plane . Soe! | : amon lowest recorded party secretary. Budapest jcrashed in a landing on the ice} NEWPORT, RI. (®—The bodyjwhere Young. was listed as al New Yort oe pet temperature in downtown Pontiac/ radio said that he proposed that All escaped uninjured. ; : ork Central's earnings , KANSAS CITY (# — Arthur B. Eisenhower, 71,| preceding 8 a.m. The reading at| Firet Deputy Prewnier Ferench |Site the. tor brces sun lYous sa tule tera | for December and 1957 were ex- eldest brother of President Eisenhower, died of a heart/1 P-m. was 34, Muennich, 71, succeed him. owned by Pontiac funeral director |his private railroad car for burial wontons fies Mary’s |pected to be announced today but attack at his home last night. He had had several) ~~ Ear! J. Smith Jr., 35, of 138 W.|tomorrow next to the body of his) cuurcavard bedy of |two top men in Young’s fifincial seizures in t ‘ Missi . Shi FI : d awe -- was Earl Stock-jonly child. mere ak he empire said in advance finances
sth FOCEIG YORE. - 1222 ng as ounder {man, 38, of Rochester, manager] The 60-year-old board chairman| Pane crash im Matunack, had nothing to do with Young’s A retired banker, he collapsed in the bathroom while z a of the Pontiac Mirror & Glass!of the New York Central Railroad) &% > suicide. — his hands and was te Shop, 732 W. Huron St. - took his life with a blast from a} Only a few days ago, Young i we sak tite foien me a e@ as CS apan | 0aS Pokagen mi! 8 a“. = erat See ee eae Cuma newte ee te ae he, president of
oe ww —— el eA GS Directors at which it-was voted|dent’ of the Alleghany tan’
¥ 4 ‘joe. ~ om vam Jr.,| The body was found in the top|Not to declare a dividend for the|Young’s . President ‘Eisenhower ‘immedi- TOKYO (AP) — A total of 222 persons, including 170 on [%1. of 863-Menominee Rd., an em-| floor billiard room of his 23-room|Present.. - S a ately postponed a White House © an inter-island ferryboat, today were believed lost in a |Plve Se Division. |winter mansion at West Palm
Se he Benin Gen tee | Windstorm that lashed the south and east coasts of Japan. |gcar' tucking. so the sey mine |Beach, Fia., by members of his Staind tea beeen Hell Seven vessels were missing despite an extensive air and jas landed the plane. He| a “
White House whether the Presi- wee search. oo a $1,500 damages to, the voluite thay cued give ao tor
dent would attend the funeral. _ The 496-ton ferryboat Nankai Maru radioed the single word |fruncima ‘Aimon st PM | mediate reason, Artangements for the services |. “Danger” yesterday about an hour after leaving Komatsul- |. : are incomplete, - jama. | Young’s body came north in his ——— nae ’ ‘jeurtained, gleaming silver private A One of many ferries that the strait, the Nankai |J7) Today’s. Press |car, known by railroadmen every- | _| Maru carried 141 passengers, at least 10 children, {eS where as “No. 2%” . | and a crew of 29. . : body was accompanied
2 a = - : * * * 3 ‘ i Comics we eereeeee weeeteees ~ 19 his widow ' the former Anita Eyck.
. |, The No. 3 Shofuku Maru ran aground and capsized about | Coasty News.............., 2 |0'Keet, -Jellow members of the _| three miles off Kushimoto, 100 miles south of Osaka in south-.|, HaMerials v«s<-+srsn-sou... 6 [few NOM COntral «board = ern Jé 2 : : Markets Pe eeR ER HORE ED * 20 _* :
* at Obituaries eeeeer waren ling, 3 The Youngs for years main-
Five crewmen swam ashore but 22 others were believed cesvecestvecces 16 fag [tained a 40-room n for Sports
November of ‘Thirteen other were missing in the sinking of a | TY * Redlo Programs. 2 | - =* * * a oven 36-ton fishing boat off Pukushime. A 17-ton fishing bost | MMMM Batt oesiu.. 3 Blade gp Aakers Acre (Continued | | eapelsed off Tto with nine persons rescued and eight missing. Mystery s0y..s0+0-se0s. M4, 2% Church |in “nearby Portsmouth, feF oe 2 } : : : : Z P %
4 :
Shoot Baskets
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i
High school beys at Houston,
Wash, and Steel-
homemade
“missiles yesterday,
They all orbited. The boys, that
is. Not the missiles. .
* * *
The Texans had their $10 model
instrumented, as the saying goes
at Cape Canaveral, with
celerometer, The boys reported
their shot attained 700 miles an/,
hour, rese two miles and landed
in 50 seconds just where they
wanted it, a :
“Better than we expected.” de-|_
clared 16-year-old Dennis Ashton,
president of the Rocket Research;
inl Development Society of Hous-
hom :
“it worked exactly ‘as we pre-
dicted, As far as I am concerned, |
was a perfect shot.’ 4
* * * t
RRE&DS of Houston has been,
uae three years and the | an ac-| |
"AT DEDICATION CEREMONIES — Top Pontiac city officials °
turned out with mafy interested citizens yesterday afternoon to
‘officially dedicate the city’s new Public Safety Building. Main
speaker at the ceremonies was Circuit, Court Judge H. Russel Hol-
launching was No. 87. The missile
was 30 inches long and 2 ——
in diameter, The dDoys scurriéd o!
to work on their RID, pee is
5 feet long, 3 inches in dia
and designed to go up 3) on
Katt time of arrival at the
countdown: 18 months.
David Loych, 16, and Joseph!
Count, 15, launched their . 15-inch
aluminum rocket from Charles W. -|
Holumb’s farm néar Steelton. It
swooshed yellow flame, shook fts!" fins and wemt out of sight.
*~ *
It was their fifth and they had
a new twist on the fusing— paper |
toweling soaked in potassium ni- |
trate, They went right to work!
on No, 6, which will be a ee
stage job.
The four 16-year-old . rocketeers |
at Spokane still are looking for
their missile too.
“It was at least q mile in the
air when it went out of sight,")
said Milton Mikalson
* * *
It was 4 feet Jong, 2 inches in
diameter and made of seamless
steel. Milton, Wayne Farmer
Wayne Kalk and Larry Sims
built their missile under the su-
pervision of their high schoo!
chemistry teacher.
A police officer watched ovet
their launching. Security reasons,
of course.
The fuel in all cases was pow-
dered zinc and sulphur. And that’ 3}
no secret, no matter how many!
million parents of young space-|
men wish it were.
|
FKaow vr ee the
By E. i. SIMS
Does lightning .ever strike an|
individual standing alene out in:
the open, as it does a tree? |
Although winter is a strange time
in a sense, to talk about lightning,
which js several menths away in)
most aréas, this question is often!
asked and is of constant interest.
The answer is that lightning does
strike individuals, but only rare?!
ly. A tall mast on a ship or a)
tall tree definitely ‘draw’ the elec-
trical discharges that are light-.
ning. But a human being is too
short to act as much of a light-'
ning rod.
Nevertheless, out in the open. |
on flat ground a person might be
the focal point of ‘a discharge.
Chances are about one in a million, |
but it does “happen_ so the old
‘precaution of taking refuge-in the
house, or in a car, is a sound
one, s\TWo Boys Plucked -
tigate it and see what it was like.
feet wide. Off Lake Ice Floe
{Continued From Page One}
jtalkie with them, radioed for a
rubber raft. Layman crossed the Holland called for a dedicated citi:|heads, and many police and Fire water and took the boys aboard. |/4eOry | and employes as some 120 Department personnel attended the
* * *.
The “helicopter was called and»
the boys were whisked away. The
drenched, shivering policemen |
walked to shore and went honw. |
The search started at 7 p.m.,
three hours after the boys went
onto the lake on skates.
‘FOLLOWED TRAIL
“We decided to make a deep
itrack with our ice skates, one that
we could follow back when the
time came,’ said Larry. Police-
men found the trail and followed
it'on the ice until three inches of)
water over the ice dissolved the -
marks.
* * *
Charlies Santo, searching for a
car which had fallen through the,
ice about 300 feet from shore, first}
heard cries for help. When he
couldn't locate anyone, he called
police and the search started.
Officially the search was called
| off at midnight, but the police-
men stayed on, although off duty.
Young Larry told this story in
the hospital:
“We were out skating and noticed
the iceberg so we decided to inves-
It was about 100 feet long and. 20
* * *
| “We. got on all right and stayed| -
| ere awhile. I guess it was around
5:30. Then we started to come back.
Rickey’ s foot went in and I fell in
all the way.
‘THE ICE CRACKED
“We tried several times to get
off the ice but every time we
moved around the ice cracked.
* * *
“We never cried while we were
out-there ... we were sure scared
thotigh."’
The boys said they “just about
gave up” when a nearby hell-
| copter went away. Larry con-
| tinned:
“We just yelled and yelled but
inobody heard us. We tried to lie
‘down and sleep but we go so cold
'we would get up in a few minutes
and -jump around
* * *
“Tve got an ice pond in my
backyard at home. I think that is
where I'm going to skate from
inow on."*
Northern Half of U.S. ‘Wet’
F oul Weather Consistent
CHICAGO (INS)—Snow and rain
plagued most of the northern hal!)
of the nation today,
The Weather
. Fol
|
8, Weather Bureaa Repert |
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Cleudy
with ercasional Hight snew and not
mach change in temeprature tonight! |
“and tomerrew. Low tenight near 34!
High tomerrew near 34. Variable winds
- 4-7 miles an hour becaming nerthwest-|
erly at 7-14 miles an hewr tenight and)
temerree
Teéay 1 in in Pontiac
Lowest
36
At 8 am: Wind Velocity 0-5 mph.
_ Direction Southwest
Sun. sets Monday at 5 3 pm,
Sun rises Tueday at 750 am *
Moon sets Tuesday a: 17 26.8 m
Moen rises Mondsay at 11.22 am
Sunday in Pontiac
(ag recerded a
Highest temperature ‘
Lewest tem perature ee 9
Mean temperature .. : 33)
Weather—Cloudy. : a
Year Age in Pontiac
Highest temperature ............5 roca
Highest and Lawes owest Temperatares
ry pete in 86 Years
#1 tm ist -# in 1996
Downtown Ter Tomperatures
sevneees 20) U1 oom,....
=i
Minneapolis
N. Ounene 68 ry
New ¥ < s
Or
36 31
~ 3 a
"0
oe 46
? +1
a 3]
ie 41)
} “a _ BBVIVSeessessss.
* = 5 temperature preceding 8 om |
Lowest soerecere : ses 12
Mean temperatur ree 16) i
Weather—Parti 7 lo cloudy, SSS
A] $e - Snow fell from the plateau re-
gion and the Rockies through the |
for Railroad Tycoon | Eastern Dakotas and Upper and
| Mid Mississippi valley eastward
te the Ohio valley 8 and the Great
Lakes area, ‘ Justice ‘of the peace in Pontiac, re-
|bench as he spoke in one of the
‘two new courtrooms on the second
Jand (right). He was greeted by
. Straley (from left to right). McCallum, Maurice E. Finnegan and Police Chief Herbert We z Ponties Press Phete
Municipal-Court Judges Cecil B.
Talk by Judge Keys’
Building Dedication 2 3 =e Sie
Circuit Court Judge H. Russelj\Commission, several department
icity officials and quests gathered) 45-minute cefemony. Tours througn
yesterday at the official dedication) the building were conducted before
Pontiac's new Public Safety/and after by ae of the po-
Suilding. lice force.
Judge -Holland, Speenciate! * * *
A moment of silent tribute was
paid to Leo J. Heenan, architect
for the building, who died last first
called former days on the lower
year. .
floor of the $950,000 building. * * *
Elks Lodge 810 presented the
ae = meet oe colors prior to the talks. The invo-
t the event was Mayor William | - tion was presented by the Rev.
W. Donaldson, who Introduced rompson L. Marcero, and the
Jedge Helland. Rev. Calvin Rice gave the bene-
Members of the Pontiac City diction. - |of Michigan over. the weekend ap-
‘iday night when their car left U.S.
State Weekend Traffic Kills 11 Foul Weather Blamed
for Most of Deaths on
Michigan's Roads
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Snow, ice and generally sloppy
driving conditions throughout most,
peared responsible for most of the
state's 11 dead in weekend traffic
accidents,
* .* *
No deaths were reported Sunday
after most main roads had been
cleared.
The Associated Press weekend
traffic fatality count begins at 6
p.m. Friday and lasts through
midnight sunday, ;
Philip Steiniger, 45, of Detroit,
was killed Saturday night in a two-
ear collision four miles north of
Ann Arbor.
Edward Dering, 47, of rural De-
ford, and his wife, Marie, 44, were
killed Saturday in a two-car. col-
lision on U.S. 23 near Brighton.
Leland Reisig, 19, of rural Hem-
lock, and William G. Sly, 18, af
rural Freeland, were killed Satur-
Mile
. Pontiac Press Phete
TALL ONE — No, the Abominable Snowman of the Himalayan
Mountains has not migrated to Oakland County, This 11-foot snow-
man was built by Larry Rickard, 21, of 705 S. Cass Lake Rd., and
his friend, Loren Bray. The massive piece of art areca Sunday
traffic along the road all day. a Se :
, Kirby, 65, probably will succeed
Plan Burial Tugsday | Young ag chairman ot NYC.
° A review of the dead man’s busi-
ness affairs showed heavy stock
sales, a hanging stockholders’ bat-
tle which seemed likely to go
(Continued From Page One) jagainst Young, and other difficul- In the southern portion of the health might have led to his sul-
Ohio valley and in Tennessee, the |
snow was mixed with rain.
Rain wetted the Pacific coast for
‘the fourth straight day.
The New England region also re-
ceived showers ;
| Skies. were fair to partly cloudy
jfrom Texas eastward through the
igull states to Florida
Some cooling oceurred in. the
plains states as far south as Okla-
ihoma, but temperature ehanges
‘were minor over the remainder of
», fhe country.
Snow flurries were expected
| to continue today in the northern
| and central plateau, the Rockies,
the Great Lakes region, the Ohio
valley and eastward to the Ap-
| palachians, —
| RaGe wes likely daring te day along the Pacific coast from North-
ern California to Canada, in New
3 Mexico, Oklahoma and parts of
Texas, and along the mid Atlantic
coast and in New England, ~
Lower temperatures were fore-
cast for the Upper and Mid Missis-
s sipple valley, the Ohio valley, East-
? ern Colorado and New Mexico,
IRepublicons Gather
Republicans from all over the
United States gather in the na- | tion's capitol today for a five-day
| meeting in “practical politics.”
‘mood of black dispair
WASHINGTON (INS) — Young
ties, but failed to reveal any rea-
ison for his action.
‘Puzzled friends of the dead man
over his were forced to conjecture that the
health was responsible for his frustrating of Young's dreams for
death. He would never have taken enlarging the New York Central,
his own life to avoid a financial the nation’s No. 2 railroad, inte a icide,
He said: “I feel certain that ai.
crisis. He was not that kind of/continental network, and the
aman.” | IN. Y. C.'s declining revenues might
David W. Wallace, Alleghany ‘have triggered the shotgun blast
vice president and secretary, said,that ended his life.
i 10 and struck a tree about 12
miles north of Saginaw.
Allen Hibner, 44, of Brighton,
William A. Williams, 40, of Howell,
Oscar Joplin Sr., 50; of Milan,
were killed in a two-car collision
Saturday ‘on snowy US. 23 four!
miles south of Brighton.
Mrs, Mary Francisco, 29, of Mus-
kegon, was killed Friday night
when her car skidded in an icy rail-
road underpass and hit another car
on the U.S. 31 bypass three miles
southeast of Muskegon.
Priscilla Jane Moore, 25, of Ann
Arbor, was killed Friday night)
when a car driven by her mother
ran over her. Miss Moore had been
knocked unconscious in a fall on
ice in the driveway and her moth-
er, not knowing her daughter lay
beneath the car, drove over her.
George Claybrook, 44, of Grand
Rapids, was killed Saturday when
his car missed a curve on M34 and
hit a tree in rural Kent County.
Ypsilanti Publisher
Handy Dies at 71
YPSILANTI —George Charles
Handy, founder and publisher of
the Ypsilanti Daily Press, died)
Saturday at University Hospital in
Ann Arbor. He was 71 years old.
* * *
Handy, who had been ijl for the
past 15 months, entered the hos-
pital Jan. 14.
He was born June 9, 1886, on’ a
farm in Handy Township near
Fowlerville, Mich. The family later
moved to Owosso where he attend-
ed school. :
He leaves his wife, Lulu: a
daughter, Jane Adelaide Kohlen-
berg of New York, and a son,
Frank Gifford Handy of Ypsilanti,
who is assistant to the publisher
of the Ypsilanti Daily Press.
Cites Custom as $15:Million-a-Year Luxury
State Senator Attacks Coffee Breaks
LANSING (AP) — The coffee break and
associated privileges for state “employes
came under attack over the weekend as a
15 million dollar a year luxury.
we ok lu
Beh. Elmer R. Porter (R-Blissfield), ap-
‘propriations committee chairman, long has
grumbled about throngs of state workers he -
has observed coffee-breaking mornings ‘in ”
two large state office buildings neat the
Capitol. —
He sounded off after complaining that
he couldn't get into the Stevens T. Mason
Building's commedious cafeteria two
mornings last week.
“It’s about time Gov. Williams dia @ little |
investigating, ”" he told newsmen, *There
obviously is no attempt being, made to con-
trol abuses.” . Porter, who
ploye spends
or’ cereal.
it's
plained that
the public.”
ing coffee and breakfasting on state time,
reeognized that the State-Civil Service Com-
mission allows morning
breaks of 15 minutes apiece.
“There's a lot of this that goes on and
state office building elevators are so loaded
with coffee breakers “there's no room itor figures the average state em-
about 200 hours a year drink-
and afternoon
x * *
ble,” he said.
Porter and other lawmakers have com- |
at certain times of the day {stated Van Horn ery “‘tempera- Pligg
mental, irritable apd hostile to-
{wards anyone who calls him an al-/project, oceans am
-|but maintained he was ‘only kid- =~ ding. 7”
lwith it, and added,
‘ |house
: |Sold Out for 10 Years He was particularly nettled. about late-
rising state employes who report for work,
and then before they turn a tap hustle
downstairs for coffee—with bacon and eses The other Ee Dr, Abra-
ham* Tauber, reported he exam-
ined Van Horn Jan, 9, His report
coholic,"*
It went on to say that Van Horn
would admit to being ‘‘a weekend
ened his wife and mother-in-law,
Ironically, a hearing at which
Van Horn could have been ordered
held in protective custody until a
Court Register in charge of hos-
pitalizations and commitements,
doubted that Van Horn would have
been ordered held.
“On the basis of these two cer-
tificates, it looks ag though our
‘hands would have beén tied,”
said the deputy, Mrs. Marian
Hark.
Judge Moore, who left- Pontiac
on vacation today, was not avail-
able for comment. .
Mrs. Van Horn, who separated
from her husband about. a month
ago in Milwaukee, Wis., returned
here as a telephone company em-
ploye, police said. The Van Horn’s had been mar-
ried four years, during which time
they lived in several different ci-
ties in other states.
The slayer’s wife was permit- (¢,
ted to visit him briefly in jail
yesterday. She said afterwards: .
“The evidence points to him, I
know. But I don't believe he’s ca-
pable of doing something like that
—he’'s not that vicious.”
She said she had planned a di-
vorce and intends to go through
“I don't know
now whether I'll wait until the
trial is over or not.”
Van Horn, who had been sus-)
pected because blood was found
on his clothes and hig name was
found written down by Mrs. Mur-
dock on her grocery list, had main-
tained his innocence through about
15 hours of questioning Saturady.
His confession was ob-
tained by Capt. Millard Pender
of the Waterford Township Po-
lice, State Police Sgt. Charies
Leaf and Sheriff's Det. Marion
Bauman.
Pender -gald the break came
when he asked Van Horn,
did you hit her (Mrs. Murdock)?”
He said Van Horn then replied
wearily, ‘I don't know.”
It was then, Pender said, that
Van Horn began pouring out his|
story.
The confession was then made of-|
ficial in a question - and - answer neer Grover Serenbetz on the pro-
drinker.” It said he further admit-|.
.jted that on occasions he had thréat-
final determination had been|‘ity ruling that parking be banned
‘| scheduled for 2 p.m. today,
However, the Deputy Probate
“Why ;
test of Vito Trucking and Excavat-
ing Co. ee m
*
of the com-
pany’s , Fred Buesser,
the firm's references, and will re-
port on the matter tonight.
In other business, Police Chief
road. The county, however, has in-
3 to 30 miles an hour.
x* * *
Moxley also will ask a Commis-
sion decision on the problem
handling parking tickets, which, .
said, is becoming a clerical burden
which goes beyond the 72-hour pe-
riod increases the workload a great
deal, he -says, and. should be
corrected, :
Seema
Pack B-7 will demonstrate its
Peck’s Men's Shop Na-
tional Scout Week, Feb. 7-13.
Each of the 13 dens will be rep-
resented, -
“The pack will hold its Blue and
Gold Banquet in celebration of
Boy apaed s 48th anniversary at
and Kenneth Wooten, Michael
Case, Mike Lowery, Harvey Bell,
Mrs. John (Fenner, who will
jleave soon with her three children
to rejoin her husband in Indonesia,
will speak at: the Tuesday meet-
ing of the Ruth Shain International
Relations Class at the Community
House.
She will speak on her past ex-
periences in the islands where
Towner is a director in Standard
Oil's technical training school,
Past chiefs of Pythian Temple 94
will meet with Mrs. Edwin Weaver,
Tu Bird St., at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
The meeting will be highlighted by |
installation - —
DIMITRI G. VAFIADI
Service for Dimitri G. Vafiadi,
83, of 3347 W. Boston Blvd., De-
troit, will be held at 1 p.m. tomor-
row at St Constantine and Helen
statement taken by Ziem and a
Circuit Court stenographer in the|
presence of the police officers. |
According to Ziem, Van Horn's
statement went like this:
“Van Horn walked to the Mur-|
idock home around 2 p.m. after)
drinking beer in a nearby bar for|
about two hours.
He said he wanted te tell Mur-
dock he had g job lined up.
Murdeck was not at home, 90
Van Horn asked Mrs. Murdock
if he could use her telephone to
call a lecal charity organization
about the job.
After making the call from the } Practical Nurse
Students Capped
as Course Ends
Thirty-nine student practical
nurses, 19 from the Pontiac area,|
received their nurses’ caps yester-
day in’a ceremony in the auditor-
jum of the McAuley School of
Practical Nursing, 126 Fulton St.
Harold Brady, assistant edminis-
trator of St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital, presided at the ceremony
which concluded a training period
for the 39 women.
bedroom, Van Horn came out to)
the kitchen where Mrs. Murdock!
was preparing lunch.
She was quoted as saying then)
“Don’t you ever come to this
again when you've been
drinking.”
Van Horn became, ahgered and
struck her “several times in the
face with his fist,” Ziem said,
knocking the woman to the floor.
Van Horm ‘said he did not re-
member what happened afterward
According to his, statement, the
next thing he remembered was
seeing the woman lying on the
floor, her face bloodied, the paring From Pontiac were Mary Bieri,
Estella Little, Mildred Robinson)
‘and Darlene Strange, Also on the
graduation list were Joan Gibson,
Doris Gilbert, Lydia Smith a nd
Vonda Terry, all of Drayton Plains.
From Birmingham were Karen
Alpers and Judith Ann Larsen. Dth-
ers were Elaine Dipman, Sharon
Flynn and Donna Rieck of Royal,
Oak, Jill Cuchetti of Berkley, Mary
Girordet of Rochester, Sharon
Graves, Thelma Malone and Carol
Zak of Clawson, and Patricia Paw-
loezyk of Ferndale. creased the speed limit there from Mr. Vafiadi leaves his wife, Eva;
a son, Byron S. of Whittier, Calif.,
L. Roninger of
terian Church, Birmingham. Bur-
ial will be in White Chapel Come-
tery.
ham; two sons, "Curnell L. of
mingham and Jack of Royal
lee o¢ Birmingham. “FEE
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Dies of Heart Attack
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a director of Trans World Air-
lines, the Coleman Co. of Wichita,
Kan., and several Kansas City
firms. Mrs. Eisenhower said they
jhad planned to attend a TWA di-
During his banking career Ei-
senhower became recognized as
a national authority on flogr and
grain financing.
He was one of six brothers who
grew up at Abilene, Kan., and was
|the first to strike out on his own.
A cousin at Abilene, Mrs. Ray
Etherington, recalled Arthur
didn't care much for books, She
said he dropped out of high school,
slung a green bag over his shoul-
der and set out to see the world
and seek his fortune, He found it
‘in Kansas City.
: * * *
A mild-mannered man of great
‘reserve, he shunned personal pub-
licity that arose after his ome
became president.
Besides his wife and the prés-
ident, Arthur is survived by three
other brothers; an adopted daugh-
ter, Mrs. Berton Roueche, East
Hampton, Long Island, N. Y., wife
of sik magazine writer; and a grand-
Arthur Bradford Roueche,
East Hampton. :
* *
The other brothers are Edgar.
Tacoma, Wash.; Milton, president
of Johns Hopkins University; and
‘Earl, a publisher at. La. Grange,
Il. Another brother, Roy, died at
Junction City, Kan., in 1942.
Persian rugs have a language all
their own. Singing birds portray
happiness; brooks symbolize the
life force; a tree indicates con-
_ | templation, . ;
Announcement Expected Today
knife lodged in her stémach and
the clothes hanger twisted about
er neck.
Van Horn said he didn’t remem-
ber ‘strangling or stabbing the
woman, Ziem said.
After the woman was dead,
Van Horn washed up in the bath-
room, returned to the bedroom,
strew the contents of the vic-
tim’s purse on the -bed and took
about §2,
He left the Murdock home hy
the front door and during the next
few hours drank beer in several
area’ bars until spotted in one of
them by Leslie W, Lampi, of 394
Whittemore St.
Lampi, who was acquainted with
both Van Horn and Murdock, drove
Van Horn to the Pontiac Police
station.
Fair Building’s Space
- HANOVER, : One of
the world’s largest exhi build-
eatllaty gc fe bed pode Fs
German Industries Fair in Han-
Egypt, Syria
Ahram said President Nasser
Kuwatly announce the union
*
Top Egyptian and Syrian
gave it top play. -
- The. public emphasis on th
one army.
A plebiscite will be held in
posed union, Al Ahram said. .
vantages of the proposed federation, and the C
x * May Merge _ CAIRO. (AP) —’ The merger of Egypt and Syria into a
single state is reported imminent, The ‘newspaper Al
and Syrian President Sukhri
today.
*
leaders proclaimed) the ad- |
‘a press
e plan apparently was timed
to take the edge off the opening of the Baghdad Pact con-
ference today in Ankara, Turkey.
‘Al Ahram said Cairo would be the capital, the fed-
eration's name would be “the United Arab State” and
there would be one government; orfe Se
Egypt and syria on the pro-
Nasser told visiting U.S. newspaper and radio editors rectors meeting in New York this
week. c r
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si incase as News in Brief - |Hits: Police Car Research on As ns Sa ing. PKETS |foak ob een ee a pePatked at Scene
pits - Ltd. oak eS oe a ies doha T. Feehan, ;
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to Dodge Sales Position nm veel driving Saturday before : , of 12 Downing Ct., ; Talks in Detroi Marwis, 2, st 061 Stastay | have Mat? Seetins cathe at the| By DAVID J, WILAIE ' oe more than MANYlion was elected Saturday to the sot ‘ot| Attempting to Head On ~ heh guilty Saturday to driv-| Police car DETROIT # —~ S car buyers in the larger volume tion of esfistant vice president- = a Walkout Tuesday _ ing with a revoked license before] *ene. Richard A, Navarre andj and fey diem toor’ tr Sau Sais aes oder: . “ane the Dodge division of “as alee eater cele or koe lentes pemanch, gees Se tet Larger engines developing |Civsier Corp. * > in iss: * IT — Negotiators set)mett J. Leib, and had in the/Co! with red street’at Liberty| abated ‘ ate watmaalranp rape ~Aeapaantl Naughton came to Dodge Fowl Produce ».| DETRO: effort to|Taised from 60 to 90 days block N. Johnson = a out. total’ asserublies and ‘sales| fost carburetor into wider uso. Naughton came to Dodge S L up new talks today in an Oakland County Jail after telling) ce they were wr 1958. Top level executives say} last Year and again tm the 1958 and had been gener: . ye off a Chrysler strike that). nay 9 fine of $95.10 plus $4.90 intersection i bg Sa ae 1958. Tep level executives S8Y/ iio.” mut they, too, represent an = peek abba idle 70,000 workers. ‘leosts.
they saw Wendell’s car south onithe totals may not reach six mil- increased cost to the buyer ~— : Se * eeornteg mas St nies S| Sete 2| ppPEAPANCE * Vegetabies of their International, have}, .+ someone had stolen a to (Sales at 5,800,000 ‘ past ntcsessebarses 2.00/support | tic pistol) The officers said they tried 300,000 imported vehicles. the vehicle as standard o , j eee a Sis\called a strike at the big Dodgelomm,, eight-shot te hees a him down with flashlights, —— | NTS! WE. © socnccnnncesss . t Tuesdayjvalued at $50 from wave struck the patrol car |DROP INDICATED i
bed 1éen.9 ads cneseevee }48imain Plant at -midnigh 58 Union St. but Wendell
drop chroniclers frecuently =! . basket s.-neccseee 2 , |Ben Dunn, ‘ it about 100 | But while that dndic
: Rhy Segpep alles ssseecs Lover a iomfe by. _— anin| Comnplete Line of Reconditioned = in, evenell earnings: f hat fa hear megpladh es ee | oa. earners eee 13 A strike employs Furniture and . =— treated at Pontiac makers there has been no makers of another American- thé ‘Dry, Mm. ... i200 1 gs|plant, which’ ordinarily + reasonable The Wendell was iesiresearch ‘activity. The reason ; ,-% teens.) éen. 0 38 ai Shield Store, 118 1 Hospital for minor injuries | iceady small car. Right now only ; 0 ~ oie ae | Uae £1 500 rape _ “fiom, Army Rad age PO and then booked at the Oakland|that the spree 1961 coodeta nee Fe builds such a issouri which Alle Saree oe te "=: LiSlctryslers Detroit operations. Rackenstose Book Biore, 15 E rar el a al lamas mea tel arlene at vehicle _ = ltry | ime ieaiet Seam lends gy agg me Rg Pee Orme tre, at the home of Burl|fyture models. 7 wis eee ane ec s : fe Pou . The UAW's |Dass. items at cost . St., was caused) Arnong projects aimed # Ford and Chrysler, approved a strike, he
Gilmer, 30 wom of Fire-| __ -and driving eral Motors, the International Executive Board : by an overheated furnace. : proved efficiency course, have had engineers - SETROFE Z0Gs Gan last week.
fought the- blaze, confined! sitety are the industry's search tudying the possibilities of build- poet BBS eres) et anion charges = speedep Fi Die as Blaze : aay oo the be t, for over for more males per gallon of tue in tio oaclie cies tame ou esses : The main. The company ive
an hour. They reported a lost of and for better brakes. Broad ad- . with the lower priced imported ot 62's be Zi | St ee ee : ya | content, | Yanees Bave been meade in beth [pre with the lover priced imported gun MS peeaden.SWeEDS lowa Hofel 5°, cane vial tenors oi, Meher ln. o far however, noesta tn sat Breas Bate ncaa en nes pal pa aévan- ° horsepower passenger cars. rae ia the Gale Same, ests dan Waele ware Sit ase |said po peta pls industry lay-| DES MOINES (#~Five persons Tiny Copy ‘of Prayer as pens soigantes Obviously the larger car: . ctally a Senate. Greés tage 3 wake today when fire swept . faster heat dissipa oenaing TX i thn $5.36 Brann, Grade oor ot ter to pad ne roomy Ang, Coser roe = Goes on Display Soon | ae ie clined. ica| MmnTE are sot lgnentng 0 seach CALL TODAY : TRY sy pote said town Des Moines. ; The Library| Besides its work on gas turbine] that can there are pro- ‘ se DETROIT FOUL: A company spokesman down ted on the| WASHINGTON w—
the industry| a single year. But . i Age ge ® ity ‘live poultry up to|Chrysier had a = te — pred opm of thelof Congress has a new contender es eae eee modifi-/ duction costs not at = Pick-Up & Delivery No. t top “tual live *Y Quinn's charge. —— ~ _eeoond : “a tavern for the smallest book also of in-| the foreign-bullt cars. . : 7 : _- Fe 5 *-| Quinn 000 of the Dodge building, which housed ancl setiens at! ee prensa yo0iat and Ford are bring- FE. 5-610 Lae a ere main er tre ta = ag — ot ” The library will put on Map : Spain, research on ghee 2 \ 7 a of production cuts * ; of the Lord’s eT And it pus NNN —\-500— 1, eg oe em a ee Ne et ca tn eet a GENEY Allied Cho tet Kroger, Oo .7: i Livestock
ae at 2:45 am oS er sare. ‘The letters are four- lot the units. was studying the possibility = an ’ 7 X a.
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* sq ter}. - arrangément with some. 12 West Pike : Auta chal’... 384 EOP Clady °.: DETROIT LIVESTOCK Sees Auto In ustry noasees Said ee tundredths of a millimeter|; AUDED FOR ECONOMY Jiaker to join the drive for busi-. | , Ane Lid © as Ligg & My «0. 1. 83 (INO)—Livestec:
Tom Moritas, hotel owner, sa high. Fuel, injection generally has in the smaller car market. Park Near Our Door Am Airlin’'.. tra Lock Aire’... 13] DETROIT. Jan. not . w smoke pouring into the The book, bound in black moroc-| immediately ess Am Gann c. ae Lone 8 Chm’ 32 Cattle 240; opening trede. cows ou « in Same Pace polls firemen. Moritas tooled on the been acclaimed as * Municipal Parking Lot Am ‘evan’... got bone 8 Es ‘steady: Suhay ows 18.011; ean: cep = ite Nick [Co with 9 gold cress in Amster- providing greater fuel economy, aker at last week's meeting. Am Maray 63 Lee Nee SAN See re sderately active with Sle immediately tried te awaken ffont, was published bound in|sometimes as inuch as 10 per cent Society of Automotive En-/L_. : Am Metal... 8 Co...) 34-6) last dea anes aaa beifersi DETROIT (INS) ~ Ward's auto-\ois immediately ee he lightstdam, Holland. It was more than with the conventional ‘of Am Rede... 4 Mata pe: 3d ssstong te, 28 higher, Pula|motive reports predict auto indus |the sleeping quests, became too| Munich, Germany, Am Seating. 244 Merck |": sten@y;, most good to average, bales try operations will remain “at their wont out and smoke : Smelt 4. 4 as. steady; most 50-31; 0 few leads of cent all could be alerted. Am Tol & Tol 10 fie Bee... snort fed steers Mo toth.0 ie Ser seer peluee ‘thee * ere” heavy before Pa i ae 4 steers . 1957 volume EE aches (tage he Ro ation sited Jemuary) Business Notes Atchison = .°<: 1b) Nat Bisgs S-: g4gite low ‘Yiso423:, utiity’ cows ibse-4:| ‘The publication stated January usines Att oo. ies at Di went aademe op 12-16, oo car in = Prudential Insurance Co. agent Aveo ve OF eueee sions te i: ity bulls up U.S. will drop an. estimated Talbott, of Walled Lake
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Dailey AGH DRIVE PAVING , national parks during the first nine - VINYL PLASTIC i Land Q’ Lakes Butter CRISCO chigan, has tentatively de-\per cent increase over t ae LE mes ee
Ac Scr giie Caste Sutr|or Setar rere ft LL q pervect “ar 3 Lb. Can 79 the westerly line” Y Sie sae: aut an attendance decline, WA Harlequin Pattern al cs : EXPIRES i 59 . f . “ owe ‘showing the atéresaia| - ) Lifetime Guarentee #7 ROMAN FEB. 2, 1958 a provement and the thereot| A . Stor T
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The eight candidates receiving,
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election.
a. el seeking seats on the coun- Ten minutes before the Saturday bent village president;
man and . Stowell Collins,
liam C. Chapman, ROCHESTER — The: vilage of cil are Sidney Q. Ennis, isee(& Sovectnes ond When Cromk
Rochester came within 10 minutes
of not having & primary election John Dahi-| lin.
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Watson, William Nieman, Wilson! council post in Rochester. Mrs. Elizabeth Maitrott, a mem-
Oak Park Seeks 8¥-Mill Increase
Lapeer School Board
to Meet Wednesday
LAPEER — There will be a for additional taxes for
;maintenance.
La- Feb.
legal destription made postpone- vember. A special election is slated for |
10 at which time voters will
peer County School Board: meet-'be asked to approve an 8'2-mill
_ uiyroend on 8 ra at ae increase in- operating taxes. Two,
peer County Court se. This similar proposals, one in the Lam- De
meeting was previously scheduled phere School District and tan = cry Fire caused an
for Jan, 17, but an error‘ in @ jn Berkley, were defeated last No-, Push Tax Hike for Schools OAK PARK—Starting today, the proved, it would cost the average
Citizens Advisory Commitee to the each $1,000 of assessed valuation,
/Oak Park Schoo! Board will begin'tax payer an additional $16 on
an all-out campaign to gain support |said Superintendent of Schools Dr.
‘school | James M. Pepper.
House Burns in
Damage Set at
lestimated $5,000 damage Friday
afternoon to a house owned. by Imlay;
$5,000
bridegroom, who
MRS. STEPHEN J. ZERVAS
Bonnie. Lou Meyers, daughter
of-Mr. and Mrs. Merle H. Meyers
of 5075 Pine Knob Lane, Clarks-
ton, was married Saturday to
Stephen J. Zervas in the Hazel
Park Lutheran Church. The
is the son of
Kergan of 340 Schoolcraft: St., “Auburn Heights. The prospective
- ment necessary. bind Fred Hoisington, 210 W. 3rd) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zervds of 5 P 3164 Bessie, Au- regg, al Bruce Thurs-
Owners of 39 pieces of property _ There will be a public meeting (cy 1316 Milton St., Hazel Park, is a i » Paul, 3, and » 17) barn Heights, B.S. will speak bridegroom is the son of Mr.
inde ibeaaey Attica’ School’ Du-| O0* Cece Somer pot Oak’ ‘The blaze, which started in al aoe a+ the Uni i el . Virginia Joan Kovalic of 6256 |ay on the problems of the dairy! anq Mrs. Lagerman
trict have petitioned to transfer. Park High School auditorium of Gownstairs closet of the two-family studen: are Orchard Lake Ré., Orchard | industry. 2 Wis. Miss Kergan
their property to the Imlay City the tax issue. Feathers signify: |dweiling, was blamed on defective| igan. A small reception was held | Although Gaelic is the accus-| Lake, B.S. : Also on Thursday, Harold Schon-| attends Eastern Michigan Col-
district. Some opposition is expect-. ing ee ag cara: ae. iwiring. It spread to the second! at the home of the-bridegroomi’s |tomed language of Scotland and| Helen Wahl of 3229 Interlaken |feld, Imlay City muck farmer,| lege, Ypsilanti. Her fiance is a
ed fapm those persons who wish ia ~~ meee ee : {oor and attic. . parents following the marriage. jIreland, it is also a familiar) Dr., Orchard Lake, B.S. will lead a panel discussion on} graduate of Marquette Univer-
to keep their property in.the Attica tens Advisory Com si | There waa considerable water) The newlyweds will reside at language on Canada's Cape) Geraldine L, Bonneson of 4235 “Aster Yellows —, Our No, 1) sity in Milwaukee, An August
| If the increased millage is ap- damage to the lower floer, 2631 Elba St., Drayton Plains. | Breton. Seeden, Drayton Plains, B.S. /|Problem.” wedding is planned. .
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rwt rs. Wav r, Mrs ces! : BILLS OR Y SOME FRILLS!! ; é DRA =
— Geott and Mrs. Berges | 4. 6. 6. 10, 21. 22 Part Ral g time oppertunit for EVELYN BD, ARDS ee ere POT unaer i Kitchenette
Scott, 12 brothers and sisters also) , 6, 6, 10, 21, 22%, 26, housewives, experienc or ine: IN ROYAL 0 resent home brick and te, FE a
seryive, Puncral service will be| i 28, 56, 62, 63, 64, 67, 76, eriences ip mont Plan “selling = Professional Blas. Bick work, PE 6406 B.
coal bene oa a Oe Bhat) oo et) hat S| gaeasuke 4 IStANbs | beantitl ™ Rt tg A A agree 4. 1 aoe ROOM AND BATN.
man officiating erment ~ bs a : 003 t uni es. Bi : altera’ "s-3608. rat Al. wtilittes.
Scene Ga prove Li 26036 for oie “FEDERAL “aan i rey roe Cost aM Merion, TE Fatt
al Yor 4 a cA Sire A =: LE. EXPERIENCED
ciar' ge uscag "~~ || The Ponte Prows | | sewissz jeter Uc] ______Lastreetions __ 9 Sty entra he ps Cake i
KENNEDY, JAN, 26, 1908, OF _versity_ pss is
__ Floors, hs of » ORGE.
$020 Raiton. Waie riord, age | usbend of Tiieeod Mrs Amy,
Kenned © dear father of Mrs |
Orville Mills and Waiter Ken
FOR WANT ADS
DIAL FE 2-8181
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
CLEAR “UP THOSE ; BILLs N NOW.
Ambitious women 21 or over. Full
or part time can earn regular
No can-
vassing or experience, necessary. checks. Flexible hours.
Get Set in ‘SB —— and shopmen who went
to get ahead must Know how to
read blueprints. Easy to learn.
Send for = details and free
SLDG brick, we %, cet work.
BRICK, BLOCE” AND CEMENT work, Also imneys, No job too
Res’ and mer-
Guaranteed work,
Fioors jsid, and fin! b
CEMENT
large or a bd a exp. Free
estimates
‘CEMENT & BLOCK WORK FE 53-0782
CAR: < iH, 0d Nis,
cabinets, stairs, EM se
LICEN bulider. Free estima’ ame 4
Ww FE G,
teed work, Free estimates, OR
3-593.
7 Lae
- “Es. oe os seas Ma
held Tuesday, Jan 28, -at 1 pm | Leads ‘furnished and car neces-| sample lense No oblig. Write
at the Sawyer Funeral Mome with sary. Call for make 3 te 7] Electronic aredes! Box 5, Pontiac
| ta Interment in ae to ar | ordi Sones wrke seueek iC COU Press. . | rte: mmedciately e DRUG AND © SORMETIC NTER, .
Cemetery. Mr, Kennedy vill lie) ress assumes no fespom experienced only for top __ Work Wanted Male 10 m state Sewyer Puneral) efbitity for errors other Seely in person. References. per:
_ Home a a risk Ra. Berkley. § than to eance! the charges erly Hills Drugs, corner Southfield io CARPENTER, FORK NEW | py im98, LARRY for that pottion of the first and 14 Mile Rd, Birmingham. | “7, Ot CARPENTER - Léenaré, a0 Auburn 3 Auburn | 7 insertion je advertise: DOWNTOWN RETAIL ESTABLISH-
| Ficighte: beloved mt son of|§ ment which bas been ren ment desires part time bookkeen- “f cabinet.» “NOW (CARPENTER
=. Mr. and Mrs ten a. Lorenz: Sered valueless throu fh the er. Hours arranged to suit your x. FE i ca
Gear brother of Robin Lee Lorenz. | 7 error When = cancellations convenience. Letters of application : jock, FE
bel grandson of Mrs. Prancis are made be eure to get should include brief persona} his- EARPERTER 9 WORK PART TIME
Seeger aes ted] | Lekman SUT os ames | ze Serraiet, iaiet'p tes | cabeienEg aL ERATION Ant io! 7 y ve i on : freee Fundson’ol Mr: ‘and Mrs ; wtinout tt — ¢ — y ac Press, | CA! A ines N AND
irer, f. im re enr ‘OREER 0G DAYS 2 - Zo... es
Lorent and Mr. and Mrs. Wade oo time for advertise HOUREWOREE os uanpertian Soe ENTE BR WORE WANTED OR
Bu Pa tocar dae. os at Atel be - pope pee ae Birmingham area, MI 64106 aft- 3-0748 ‘ arger than reeular agate s.
trom the Bushey “ aggre Peneral type ts 12 o'clock noon the | |e ccsexeEPER WHITE ONL ¥ CARPENTER WORK. ANY KIND.
Cann officiating. Gravesidt serv- Cos ereviees| ts) maaan pnd ety afer 60 live in. GARPE ‘TER NEW OR REMOD-
oa Fecal perma ei Transient Want Ads mav . es eling No fred ee wt. ee wk by tas bear a be cancelled up to 0:30 am KITCHEN Lp Wi daly None? So EX-| _small._Wwinter_rates. seer,
Moore Puneral Wome. Auburn ~ pis ye sn after S00. Dix - wT, ig Boy Drive-In. | G,RINET MAKER AND CARPEN- e first insertion.
Height LADY FOR LIGHT WORK AND | {figitchens © ppectalty. FE
| MURDOCK, JAM. 24. 1907, HAZEL | CASU WANT AD, GATES oie 5 cg Emp aaa EXPERIENCED JANITOR — : e; _2 ress, Box 8. loved wite of Drulard (Bert) Mur-| J Lines tDay 3Dave ¢Dage | | LicHT HOUSEKEEPER WORK. the Senne. Reterenees., dock; dear sister of Erse!, Hersel 2 6150 = 61. $2.76 FE 4-66 -FAGNTING-DECORATING oo ee eee leche Las 3 ise 3-78 3 Wank FOR Frail INSIDE. eeladaien plumbing, sand
‘ % es . exciusive and rapid growing di-
a ana tare, ‘an te Hightey. ; i= :° pies . rect-selling business We are look- _plaster “board. reps FE 68371
Funeral. service will be held Tues- 86 » ing for women who will develop | JANITOR SERVICES & beagle &
73. at 2 pm. from the : in At ‘c and grow with the: business. Pull Saat Experienced &
sp airks-Grittip Funered Home witi" time, car and phone essentia
22 Rey. Bi H officiating. In- L 4.05 1.28 10.80 For confidential interview, Call | QUAL: LIFIED LABORATORY TECH-
eating ‘tb reecent Hills Ceme- Janet Good, Detroit. VErmont nician desires position in doctor's
tery. Log, gf ee nine F. A Hi Ma 8-2300, collect. OL bite or smal) hospital, eventigs.
eee ee earns wall ae el Wanted ale | 6 RECEPTIONIST [TOR Boctons wera! Home. doe office. Typing, | fl etc, State MAN \\ WITH XP. - PAINTING
one aha, a ea as, Sein reaps | ae ae ee 841 W. Mar t rndaie 2 M N d 2d ons, Write Box ontiae Press | 92624.
husband of e aa HAN WANTS WORK ANY
Sie mee eae Rte oO oe PERMANENT CAREER | “tina "re eat b service will be heid Tuesday. wen. | employment ery aie Beanie or MIDDLEAGED ES 28 my a Set co pe ce pply to manager. 1064 PART TIME work. Experienced Hy airman and
Puecr el heme sen be Ww. iuror. Detween 10 and 11:30 New York firm has 3 opening po-| ~euto tune-up. BM 3 ‘ taken te Cass City for graveside
service =< butial in Elkiand
Cemete: J. Puneral arrangements
by the Pursiey Puneral Home |
OLMSTEAD, JAN. 26, 1958, EUGENE, W., 103 Thor Log age 74.
joved husban Grace G. Oim- i
stead; dear father of Mra. Robert)
Lasers Mrs. Waldo Ashiey, Fu- |
service will be held Wednes-)
a9. Jan. 29. at 3 p.m. from the json - Johns Funeral Hom
with Dr. Milton Bank officiating. | pure in Pine Lake Ceme-
tery. Mr Olmstead will lie =|
state at the Donelsen-Johns Pu- | neral Home and may be geen
afier 7 p.m. Monda
PERRY, JAN. 26,
1088, (LILLIAN L.
era. ; ob Hasard officiating Interment in
| ae Mt. Par emetery. Mrs.
will He in state at the!
Parsley Funeral Home. _
STANGER, PRANCES E, 356 Perndaie a — ” wife
of Curnell ; Mrs.
to be Maniey Bailey Funeral
Oakland, fasoet Canes Interment.
Ww ian i
; beloved send]
ber -
on, 391 E Wilson,
‘H1GH PAYING JOBS: FOREION,
|» Tilinois, i
ane Srr aK
«Tee, route, experienced pre+
fered, ot eee ar, | gel amy een oppor. am
$500 PER . MONTH fH GUARANTEED
if you qualify. Young man, 21 to
MS years ge
sitions for women with poise,
and car.
56-6573
ll_ am. sonalit T=
For {nterview,
or MI 6-2316 from Work Wanted Female iN
1-A, IRONINGS, PICK-UP & DE-
3-0059.
HOUSE:
Hoee R wen 4000, L_ A, Tous.
a Vv E 5
Ex
for water heaters,
> ahes PE 5-0431 RK
fe, Co, 1060 W. ;
PERSONALIZED HOMES
8-2209 or PE 5-047
PLASTERING & REPAIR, REAS.
e, FE
Pat Le 2
G a.
8-0602
PLEASANT WAY TO EARN AS 08, iG G, necessary We train you. Car nec- Neighbo Representative for lfver, Empire “Ph.
essary. Applv in re to Mr. for |2 N WANT W w By FE Branch between anne uiam pa! maine maeens we. wn 1s housect a 1881. ~ ROOF REPAIRS |" 0’
Baciey set Fesedsy, Sree) yee to mucesed, or write | Ai INONINGS 43 OF. PICK ROO AIRS today, FE 44508 — Or Drayton r 8-9897 «or EAVESTROUGHING FE 46-0444
An Plains P.O, Box 536. —bT10 "| REMODELING” AODPEONS Re. |
Unusual Opportunity SOMETHING 3 iy Spann ages ad oe a i Ee re tiie" sais aba
In Sales & Service & collects. No investment. a IRONINOS, the PICKUP & | a ORE WA .
A fational coneern, a leader tn o_3-6624. “4 t. Dees. ~ Waterford | > t
its field, will employ one or two sTENOSRAPRERS AND $y Furs. B men “in its expans program. or $295 «a month to pork ae | a rhb BUSHEL. 1- D&M BUILDING
$300 per month plus commission.| with ee a to $300 or| day service, FE 5-147] .
Car necessary. the job train-| $344 month ye upon | 4.) WASHINGS AND IRONINGS. SERVICE =--...-
ing program. In applying. state Qualifications. ‘To fi) future va | A’, ,9 ASUIsS per bu. Pick-up and | FE 2-704 Eves. OR 3-2278 ge .education, anl experience.| cancies tm immediate area and delivery. Off Opdyke Rae rE =. ae
Insincere ‘ tatkere, ease do = vacancies the state, af pe TRENCHING AND
Box ge Ne Pontiac Frees:| pe able to type 40-50 wom and saby stTTiNG SY DIY _ WEEK BULLDOZING
ASO, AOU OPTR, BS Was) dg | Sal pe ESR, ST /m_m_ een Pee - tion, eave allowance. “plus BABY SITTING & HOUSEWORK. i . only "Emplo ment oe center masiy mother attractive benefits | rE 9.2903, Building Supplies 12A
Bonen BOOK MEN. SOMETHING yew
S.A. all trades, Trave) paid.
vee - A ation forms.
rite — 1020
Write T. 6. Ha
see 1166 Milwaukee, Chi¢ago 23
cecuree? in either immediate area BOOKKEEPING — PULL CHARGE
; cE
na Secretary-Bookkeeper
erably 3 days a week...
‘THE ANSWER TO
YOUR PROBLEM:
*|Want Ads! To sell, rent,
hire, it’s FE 2-8181.
j . FE | FIREB:
nnd fireplaces ; BU LLDOZING
rE
ran; ei _ es & dry-|
Huron ot home om
Insurance Agencies I7A
_ INSURANCE © mest ee
Nicholie & Haager ( Co. 33_W, Huron
"Laundry Tevia “18
FOR FAMILY UNDRY SERV-
RTS N OR RUF-
PERT, TEE r weer x pees er
“PRANK 6 TREE SER Trim, remove ~ ae Also
land “clearing, A
_Moving & Trucking 19 19
2 a wee
nein 8 FE 5-3458
~ AA-1 Reduced Rates . Large van or pick-
woe eee
an ee 3245_Dixie apse OR 3-1456
RICK
som. ace fairly close Ob-| =, parttime. or ia my home. USED. 10 CENTS EA.
advanced 7 a ply James aie a! oe br "eriting Mich} 24403. as Py brick, 3 cents ea, 31245 W.
Stuckey 1600 Bo las “Detroit,/ gan Civil Service, «Lansing tiby, SITTING BY THE WEEK.
Mich. Between - wie 30 and 1 p.m. | Warrress. 3. WIOHTS. ART ‘Tone References 22 eee Ch ET & FIN-
;BUILDIN G MAINTENANCE | Apply in after 6 BAY Y CARB FOR Cutt REN, Lr setianpaas. FE 46101.
salesman, a new Lahtaipce ready Delt s Inn, Meet ‘Eltzabeth Lk Pad. ee TA! eo 4 gy
for the Fight man to sell. Here | woMAN TO BABYSIT 5 DAYS | EXP LADY WANTS WORK’ | JOE'S_A & N SURPLUS PE 20002 edith re pod wk, Ref, required. Pine Lk.| days 9 week, FE 58-1139.
sialing. your st baag ee fa’ and. ‘Middlebelt, PE 60800. | FOR TERED 5.| Business Services 13
ield, all lett fidential WOMAN TO HELP: WITH HOUSE.| ates and ractical nurses. SS
Held, _all_Tetters content werk Age 25 to 86. No aundry.| Phone FE zslea. Sipura Ave. | A-l ACE TREE SERVICE. ‘RE. 2 adults. Nice rm. wt Nurses’ Exch: ; pore, ae Srimming. Get our bid
1 : t ] Live in $20 Potting Press| EXP. LADY WikTs House XPECTIMENIAL] |. Bors _cleaning ‘by hour. Ret, PE §-6004,
Automotive Help. Wanted 8 rg
Sheet Metal Men “a MEN OR WOMEN nous sng $3.50 BUSHEL - “MA.
‘Mon hav re,’ exp. Apply in making $2 to $5 ‘on pe
wperson, 391 2” Wi hat Ghaend or rt im me sep Mr. tk, 180 CADE wa WORE -
LADY Es 5 Service wos,
Trucks to Rent |*frumal"es . TRA
Dump truc’ . to, ste
a Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co.
. ty o * ‘
eo pase Detront’
aI Ig i i aw
ASH _
Hobbies & Supplies 24A.
PAINT THE
Notices NUMBER rable games. Phe :
Sore "16k Lewrence Bt
& Personals 25
ery oy as.
responsible
ee: | ena
ha ka moonli
ectivities, $600
| Wtd. Children to Board 26
S83 MARS Es. WEST g he Please contact Emmitt
393 East Mont- | 99
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galt *e. ie. a in” Aubura,
.
were. 1.50,
et. ‘ Bore.
cng, iden) winter iN
wea. os Se Goods 27 27 BABY.
Ty inter
ree ‘NEEDED
Eee or
JAN. lst
vor jones seatrects or or equttion, TI 6 4 5
me an seem nw gam! comrect. an im a
founsel with you. No obligation, Poe ke ypting or ree
| ARRO REALTY |". ts PT rae siehed = Baby welcome.
rE pe a A he ee
pom | ask torted™ MeCullough. : RMS. DOWNTOWN ha Sue.
8140. Case-Rylsabeth RA. ne drinkers. reer, | Sere biras sete fT & 3 LARGE R Ne Wanted Real Estate 32A |? ,; reryiuing fara. 8 a a ie . quire uburn, office in rear.
We Will Buy . i BATH AND EN- Your Equity _Soaptn a focersses. Garage.
ple ne red age. We alga Ree 2 Rooms, pvt. bath, clean, iis sings, Girous Franks, 6208 ne in. FE 4-2579, -- -
the |.
ar Sr dleton BROKER FE 54-1721 BUY OR SELL
7 ROOMS. i AvBURN AVE.
Tae “6, PATH BACHELOR A,
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC.
prone BANK)
BUYERS Mi a
ae ae ts
Sold: OF NOT SOLD ©
ie "Recates th Lape Bina tj
WHITE BROS.
Sartre sear ae AEROTRED KNAPP STINGS NEE For wtih fuga. a 7 ‘t) Ly
SHOES | Eee ce aces |" gakee’ dai four Fr erman up | Oo specializing ; ities, wa , “J
Alpers Se em ggg - es _entrance, 2, 208 Norton. ANY GIRL on WOMAN NEED-| men to serve you. Call, end giv ves Bi B CLOSE IN: riend 5 a tty, We equities. Confidential. : FA sung Semanaeatals moe Se") RD. RILEY, Broker |7PMS,EF, BA OE RTE AR ON CONSIGN AT So Elizabeth Lake Ra. i RM. APT, NEAR DOWNTOWN
Ge tekaea tate Seeenes Sos 1 BEDROOM HOME. B Elen FE 41059," : med before February 0th fi T ig RMS) NICELY PURN, APT.
oe they become the property of ows fa Pc ak co — ab gna — NICEL RR. Pr.
DAINTY ae adul es week’ PR OaTe6.
Menominee Wallace. lees Ya ROOM PvT. 5B & 1 s.. $7806. ent. — heat Picture .
Bane MAD 9 ae UPPLIES. of Ot ~ BUSINESS Gingelivitie PE. eiazt. a : : 7 2 TR AND BA =
In Debt? IS GREAT! |; S00 hn ve 7 ROOM APT. 348 Fr
| HE A lee |g us a r expe thed 5
AN Gounset.| 3 ne, a. Ca ee tno. Oa 8 7 3.Our,, aaa sales foree, sa: Fitnt for a
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