Se ¢ meet Permits ves eo mre epre RS Meebo ev OWN POOTBALL TEAM = In fact, iy cede have a substitute. Mr and Mrs. Victor Bahr (left) pose with their 12 sons- International Falls, Minn. Bahr sells gravel and harvests Christmas trees on his re support the family. Shown are (left to 4 AP Wirephete 14 days old (in Mrs. Bahr’s arms; Wallace, 18; Victor Jr., 16; Robert, 15; David, .14;. Gary, 11; LeRoy, 10; Warren, 9; Gortion, 6; Franklin, 4; Douglas, 3; and Michael, 2. Another boy died in 1944. The Bahrs were married in 1938. ° right): Kenneth, at home near small farm to Bank in Farmington Teamster Heads = lo Unity Talks ‘Bary’ plodded to work. in-the rain|threatened to shoot anyone ‘re- -today under the guns. of police and -militia on this first anniversary of the anti- Robbed by 2 Bandits An alert n.To bank maneger turned in an alarm to state | yesterday before bandits had! even entered his building. ‘The gunmen, however, worked too swiftly in the dar- fo Learn Fate iT Naee. 1 Reveal Sater Court-Named Master Macmillan, Ike Meeting Today President Also ‘Plans’ to Discuss Vital Issues in Radio Series WASHINGTON (?—Brit- ish Prime Minister Harold Macmillan came here today Eisenhower for restoration of the American - British partnership iri scientific re- search, He said his single pur- pose is to “improve friend- ship and extend co-opera- tion” between the two coun- tries. - Maemillan's plane landed at| 9:17 a.m. after an overnight flight) from London, He was met by Seeretary of | State Dulles who said. that while | the Communist world fs held to- gether by force, the free world | is united by understanding. “We must never take that un- derstanding for granted,” Dulles’ said in his greeting. | x * *& in the afternoon, were not just) aimed at strengthening American- British ties. an broad purpose, he said, is. to help all nations which need to| cooperate and work together to) les Go sonstern ponte Se series ar talks to proclaim atiew his faith that the free world will prevail against cor- munism in this outer space age. WASHINGTON «® — Teamsters th $2,800 moments Sees Police Patrol All: Major Areas on Anniversary: he notified police, he said. The men entered the bank weer ing. tan trench coats, brown ha’ of Uprising false noses’ and sunglasses. They a ordered bank personnel, at gun- VIENNA ® — The people of Hun-\Point, to turn over all cash and Benner instructed tellers to give the money to the bandits. They took all the loose bills from the Russian revolution. took a two cages nearest the door, | %& ww ® *ing dayhght holdup and €es-) This areqeed his suspicion and | converting leaders expect to learn today whe- |ther their 14-million-member eS * + |. Federal Dist. Judge F. Dickin-| son Letts said he will sign papers an earlier restraining The bpgransh $ plans for per- ‘haps half a dozen speeches in vari- Ous sections of the country in pe next few weeks were disclosed he told a miner Bair radio et, ence last night he intends to seek \opportunities to set forth his views in these critical times. * * * Speaking before 1,500 applauding guests at a Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to appeal to Presidenty BARLY WINTER — A sign of things to come — was seen in Spokane, Wash., when a surprise storm dumped three inches of snow on the city yosterany. Traffic was snarled on some streets —25 cars tied up on one hill—and at dne time viibitity © was cut to less than a a block. ‘Tee storm was losing its inches of snow ‘Army’ s ‘Jupiter’ Rockets to Success 1,500-Mile Missile Tested MISSILE -TEST CENTER, Cape; Canaveral, Fla. ® — The Pentagon, however, would A Jupiter not reveal how far the Jupiter bad) |The three-stage rocket, tures dropped to ten below zero early today at Havre and Cut Bank, Mont, ‘Commissioners Make Ruling on Hospital. Can Retire Obligation Out of Pontiac Capital Improvement Fund _ ‘The $95,000 hospital bond issue will not raise 1958 city taxes, the City Commission ruled last night. pay for the retirement of of the city’s capital im- AP Wirephote punch today as it’ moved into Colorado and Wyoming after dropping up to 20 raising taxes 50 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation. City Manager Walter K, Willman offered the suggestion which is‘ ex- pected to delete between $53,000 z to $55,000 a year from appropri- —o—«* tions used for customary street, sewer and civie building projects jin the- city, fe: in parts of Montana. Tempera- Vanguard missile will take place. | This is because interest is ‘al- intended Ways higher the first year, Will- rocket soared skyward last night | traveled A spokesman said that! to carry a U.S. earth satellite into|™™" pointed out. jrange ballistic missile The missile, designed (6 travel, 1,500 ‘miles, cially to have takerr its prescribed course and landed in its pre-se- was reported offi-| Dulles declared the three-day|" @ spectacular and successful | still is secret information *|talks, opening at the White House|test of the Army's puermedate calls POUR IN The mighty missile trailed a jlong oval flame which lighted up’ ithe Cape Canaveral area, Minutes) latter the launching the | Miami Herald, 200 miles to the south, | first-stage engine. STILA, MUST VOTE Along with commissioners, the manager stressed that the no-tax- is due for a tryout of its High winds ap- parently have caused post pone- iments of the test, Yesterday's Jupiter test was | space, necessity of the vote Monday on the issine.” Commissioners decided to | the 30-year bond issue out — provement fund, instead of | increase decision does not void the. wage peace Snceabaly. =| order into a preliminary injunction ‘dinner. sponsoted by the National still barring James R. Hoffa from|Fund for Medical Education, Ei- over the union’s dency. | isenhower dealt mainly with a: king eg ineed for money to train more doe- | ‘But the 82-year-old judge bas jio.. and other medical personne! not made clear in court so far jand to expand health facilities. whether his order alse will put Gaye NO DATES the union under court-named | the President provided no de masters and tie up the huge labor tail regarding his plans. But aides organization's -vast funds as |said he will make perhaps as many | asked by a group of 13 New \as half a dozen speechés, some ‘of “ting, he said, lected target area. was flooded with calls‘ from resi- dents who said they saw it pass overhead, 2 r | aay SaaS Sietnes g <8: ow given an immediate repert on | There still was no word on when the outcome of @ test, the second of the day. A small missiic was launched during daylight hours but authorities have declined to give any infor- mation about it beyond that it was not the Vanguard. the scheduled test at Mie’ Navy's oes a pact sneer — a City Gets Progress Report" on Public Safety Building City officials are anxiously awaiting the completion pf the new $875,000 Public Safety Building, which will house the police department, fire department head-' quarters, and municipal courts and.offices. It began wobbling shortly after takeoff and apparently fell into the Atlantic. ee = huge Jupiter was about , searchlights shone big on it and‘a glow appeared it, Seconds later it began a aoe ascent, gathered speed, vanished momentarily in a cloud! bank, then reappeared. It could be seen for about 2% minutes before it disappeared to the southeast, * * In Washington, Defense Depart- ment officials indicated more in-| City Manager Walter K. Willman Monday expressed hope that the Pike street edifice would be turned over ta) the city sometime nex t* week, with occupancy “pos- sibly” by Nov. 15. - . Some electrical and plumbing Lig uor License work is still going on in the build- All Are Puzzled Commissioner Floyd 'P. Miles had his fellow city commissioners * * * A spokesman for general con- itractor J. A. Fredman,- Inc. this) When Miles OKs | formation about missile tests and) their results will be provided in! the fyture. Murray Snyder, assistant sec-: retary of defense for public, affairs, said the missile test #@-| gram here <‘has reached a staged where certain information may, now bé made, public.” } Thief’s Loss, Her Luck "Bie stil peed: the, authority ef the voters before we can issue the bonds," he said. Property ownets will go 7 am. ate Hols between ‘Monday to cast balldts on whether. ‘the bonds may be issued té pro- vide funds to furnish and equip the | $4,000,000 addition at Pontiac Gen — eral weer ey * * 1 Although be public works pro- gram would be sliced somewhat, Willman -said the cutback would ‘not be alarming. He pointed out that the new Public Safety Build- ing, Which took roughly $200,000 the past several. years from the * ee has been completed, pesgram,” he in their action taken last eve: ming. Willman to prepate the forthcom- ling budget with an overall tax rate of $13.70 per $1,000. of assessed vatuation. * The reports said it appeared they _ Faves. _the way. She was not molested. ‘said a Ge ‘stand of Hungarian. workers) * Traffic moved normally. through) streets where a year ago revolu- tion exploded from a peaceful demonstration for better living conditions under, iron Red rule. Reports from Budapest said the heaviest concentration of power appeared at Kerepesi Cemetery where many victims of Soviet and Hungarian police guns are buried. : : were on guard against any mass attempt to commemorate the up- rising with pilgrimages to the *® * * * Once a little, gray-haired old woman in black made her. way. to a grave, ignoring the police along Western embassies in the fo- SS ee ee ae en all appeared “All is quiet; all is normal here’” fman-speaking _ official at Budapest's big. Csepel steel works by telephone. The steel plant was the scene of the last - ditch against Russian tanks that crushed the revolt, Market for Cars, Goods. ‘Staff ‘Delivers Paes ‘ | newspaper staff pitched in to |the union’s stand on both the court Yerk union members, They have challenged Scality! of Hoffa's recent election, charging! that many of the delegates to the| recent. Teamsters convention at! fled before she could get it wa- |Miami Beach, Fla., were illegally| locked, chosen “ handpicked to rig the voting. It was that convention hiss (Sunman , eft ' immediately, which overwhelmingly elected Hof- othdr ‘remaining a few ‘a to succeed retiring President following. his companion nde Beck. They estaped in ‘a stolen 1955) Oldsmobile,- later found abandoned (JUDGE HINTS MASTER at Outer Drive “ and Plymouth) Judge Letts hinted during the roads, in Detroit. days of argument in the .case ' State police arrived only mo-\that he favored putting the union ments after the bandits had left.;under rule of a court-named mas- The holdup. took place at 1:40 p.m. at a time when there were no customers in the bank located at! — River Ave. and Middlebelt R + BONHAM, Tex. (®@-Flu struck six regular carrier boys and their substitutes, but -it didh't interrupt : : delivery of*the Bonham Daily | Meantime, an informal meeting, Favorite. Publisher -A. L. Mc- of the Teamsters Executive Board Alister and three members of the jwas assembled here to «prepare make the deliveries. action ae the AFL-CIO status. little: change in temperature is ‘colder, The low will be near 38 - 42. ‘ean outside of Washington. The first, most likely dealing with the nation’s science pro- grams, is expected soon. The (Continued on Page 2, Col.-5) Theme for Thursday: Walkin’ in the Rain “Just walkin’ in the rain, ‘gettin’ \goakin’ wet” is what Pontiac area people will be doing tonight and tomorrow. Cloudy, wet and: windy, with | the | weatherman’s. prediction’ for to- | night. The’ low will be around. 533 - 57. Showers aré forecast for Thurs- day with a slight drop in tempera- ture. The thermometer will reach a high of 57-61 degrees. . ~ Tgmorrow night will be partly) cloudy with showers ending, and) 1 The lowest temperature preced- ing 8 a.m. at 60 at 1 p.m. imorning said their work was com- ipleted. Frank A, Reed, purchasing agent for the city, said some of the $51,000 worth of equipment for the structure was. being de- livered piece by piece. Spectator chairs for two court reoms were expected in today with desks due by Nov, 1, he said. The City Commission last week) authorized the additional expendi-; iture of $15,000 for miscellaneous equipment. Reed said he did not know when) ial] the nece equipment would ibe on hand td allow operation by} ithe different departments, City Engineer Lewis M. Wrenn said city Departmeng of Public | Works and parks crews were put- | ting finishing touches on paving | of a parking jot and sidewalk and sodding around the building. im “Shotid be Wrenn said this w done “within the week." The buikding is located just north! ‘of the City Hall, with its maiir en-| in downtown Pontiac) itrance off Pike street. It is being. election in the November elec- was 54 degrees. The mercury stood financed entirely from the city’s) tion. He is the only mayor the | city ever had. capital improvement funds. a little puzzled last evening when he proposed acceptance of a new liquor license in Pontiac. Long a staunch foe.of new liquor! licenses in the city, Miles mistak- enly offered for approval. a request from John and Athena Ponushis for a new package beer license at 913 Baldwin Ave. | “I thought it was 5 just a trans- fer,” Miles biushingly teld com- | missioners as he later asked that. the. request be reconsidered. H | had passed earlier without dis- |’ cussion. During ¢ the reconsideration, the request was approved by a, 5-to-2 vote, Objecting along with Miles jwas: + ead tis Gilbert W. ‘Mayor 47 Years, Quits BEREA, Ky. WH — John L. Gay C helieves 47 years is long enough | for him to serve as mayor of | Berea. So, at fhe age of 92) he has announced he won't seek re- > 2 } DETROIT Mrs. Edith) Hall told police a thief took $6 from a purse which she had left on tne porch of her home while she raked leaves. He threw aWay the purse, overlooking $2,170 hidden in a secret compartment. ww the fifth consecutive year in which this rate remained stable. . The program will alse show the of the bend costs © when .it is presented for study later this year, Willman said, i from city tax receipts for the cap- —— on Page 2, Col. 6} 2nd Area Hunter In jured in Eye State Reports 94 Hurt, 7 Others Suffer Fatal Heart Attacks in 2 Days ‘Stock Market Recivers All Monday's Losses NEW YORK (In an amat- ingly, strong rally, industrial shares in the Stock Market re- covered in one hour today vir- tually all their losses suffered on Monday, the worst Stock Market break in two years, Volume soared to 1,010,000 in the first hour of trading. ~The high-speed ticker tape fell. as much as 8 minutes behing floor transactions, The Dow-Jdones industrial aver- age soared 10.7% to 430.51 in one hour. On Monday during the en- tire day it dggpped 10.77 In the worst market“sethack since the first session tollowing President, Eisenhower's. heart attack in September 1965. ipunter today fought. to retain vi- sion in his left eye, as the number of area hunters suffering gunshot wounds during the first two days of the small game season rose to i. Municipality Would Have Population of 300, 000s. FLINT «® — A proposa) to cre-\—with all citizens having a voice ate a “New Flint’ with ‘a popula- proposed at a elected ihn W. lastnight of the Flint Area Study|Thomds, a Flint lawyer living in|; a citizen-fact one of the suburbs. | efficient »and pote way t/SPGAME CONSULTANT = ‘ jroblems| Dr. Zimmer, resident director of i ’ led over the University of Michigan social ee ee | reetarch ppadect, became insetting up the organization and/continued in his university post consultant late in 1954. He has} ed by FAS, the members wete not asked to adopt the new municipal- ~ Planning Expert-Proposes Creation of ‘New Flint’ cults for greater equalizing of the; county tax burden among al] units! said, ‘‘any level of luxury is pos- * ke ° The state as a.whole had record- ‘ed 94 persons wounded, with a 119 . year - old expectant Jackson smother heading the list. Seven oth- er hunters were dead of heart at- tacks, including a Utica man. Given the necessary a he He pointed out that it will make — * Annually 34% mills is allocated A wetnded Waterford Township” while working with FAS. ity proposal yet. The question of of .government in the county. sible, . .For with unlimited funds Becatise of the large amount of research information to be: digest- A ansertit OSES In Today's Press seceommeninamcit is \ Comies pik aw bes ewes vivaees i County News ......... 6056 wa) Editorials eee fanbase cov wes & Markets ...... Jiseakes inca Obituaries ........ edad oo eeereius y 4 pushing action toward the plan's k *« & adoption will await further study) fp recommending the new-city by the sity and —e dele-' pian for metropolitan Flint, Dr. gates. Zimmer turned down traditional Coupled with the cabin: methods such as charter town- tion for establishment: of a new se reget of ence appeal Board (cities, metropolitan specia is- eyed to poy) fags county /tricts, Sale of services by either) planning commission to: draw up tity or county, city-county merger, and administer an over-all guide annexation and two-level enalel for the developmient of Genesee (tion. He said they either are ‘piece-| County. . Mneal; @ further dividing of the corimunity into segments, imprac- Schools of Flint and 15. 5. gubuitben tical or undemocratic districts would be consolidated into Sports ed ve st nah wierte id| Dr. Zimmer said the existing | Theaters ....... berdeses ue ee wee as tee akon city's. units of government haye the TV & Radio Program’. ; 8 Ee 3 | Kegel means to. supply poled Wilson, Eart ....... 62. (SHARE TAXES services detisely settled wuburban * Women's Rages . cn thra 21 Dr, Zisimher"s secdenshendation| areas need—at a price, ae I 7 4 : | (Continued ‘on Page 2, Col, 1) any degree of duplication and in- efficiency could be supported. . .It is my opinion that this area can no longer afford the luxury of waste, duplication and inefficient organization for the administration) Another area hunter, who lost t of local government, sight of his left eye because of a FEAS gurishot wound, r to im- noe panel prove today in, Pontiac General It is no longer economically Hospital He ie: : : feasible. to continue the present! of * Ww, St. R hes. ‘segmented approach to COPIRON to é - : problems.” . Fe if ts : Annexation, hg Ee. could pro-| | De as \vide the services the suburbs need’ Other area hunters not previous- land create a commion tax. base for|ly listed as injured: ' ‘the entire urbanized community. | But with ‘all the advantages an- nexation would. appear’ to offer, it - A =e)! RARUm ti Ft ee ‘ _ ae old |Store Employes Warned | ‘Maybe to Guard Personal Effects 4 DALLAS @— A periodicals = cua % * ‘ : OPO% Parrish, “who visited Moscow i ut wo years ago, said the Russians) © Ths | UU be able to launch satellites of 1k wes direct military significance-in a ’ oniie fairly short time, : ed s Such satellites, he said, will con- Weee tain television cameras and infra- mgt es | (red spotting equipment, and can Beek: 6) be used as part of missile guid- a! erable on fro ' . — * * & will 1 p.m. Satur-|, rst here, has been named the metropolitan-study _ field Pe, : - | pnt’. then: the|4ay at the Washington Baptist . ee | throughout the country, CONSTANT COMPANION — Teenager Susie | Se Pontine Press Photo Sd tatattite sei tere. Kies with the Rev, Lloyd 0, eta ie et Advisors Council. Dr. Zmmer told the Flint Area} 545 taken complete charge of caring for her 34-- ton, The mother has ten children, is dying of sol an board." the said. "~~ |Chase officiating. The body will be Eo lai RA gues = . Study the recommended new city| Ye#?old mother, Mrs. Edward Luebke of Clarks- cancer. a * : Parrish added that there was|? tate at Roth's Home for Fu- Rummel, named at the group's . would gain distinctive advantages — - - tine ” nerals, Romeo, until Saturday) annual meeting-wt East Lansing, ; ; “only a chance” that the. United Dale Stafiord of Green for both city and suburban dweller) — / fi: States could beat Russia to the|/°°"- 4 gk: os gee — oo a oY ee ve. ee — Tio moon, mt pang eS" The le IES: Cag ge fe suburbanites provid. : But he said that if this nation BAL, ’ ‘The new chairnian, former MSU “ing room for expansion of the city. G n us C. t zen fA a wants to catch up, it should ‘press! BQ) d Issy W. ni football “captain, is @e director a "Sins twoudened population and 7 e ero t t ' S O re its ‘efforts in the direction of a n ue ont tof for Pontiac Motor os nancial base would make the com- : / . manned satellite; . - Hik 1958 T in of the General Motors Sy snd fac inporcana) Fi a i 7 bke . 3 | Ike QXCS corp. : . f : : ; ° ‘ me : io . ca! Start Fund to Aid Luebkes Macmillan in Capital) “ims rom Paar one) | cows tte Ace. it Si, 2 The area study divided itself : | |ital improvement program. This|West Square Lake Ra. wil 00 : tt eight commitiees—education, | ' a vg ; . brings in $875,000 a year. res ty * alr anes ot Sars government, public services, san- | A wave. of open-hearted gen-|Susie administers injections to her|in tiainets pladed tevighest ‘wel fOF Talks With lke Ceeelaneae ae Coico ham at 7 p.m Hation, taxation, traffic, soning jerosity is sweeping through the|mother for relieving the pain. In|area in an effort to raise funds) _ ; «|their opinions: that completion PP ten de : and special assignments, Clarkston - Waterford Township|between times, she cleans‘ the 7-|for the destitute family. (Continued From Page One) the hospital tops the list of proj-| Mrs. Alex Gow will be assisted we Flint Area Study has served as/*7e4, for the poverty and grief-/room house, bakés bread, irons the a°°4° 9 to lects, and that other projects would| ™ Preparing a dessert-coffee and | am q@xample for similar metropol-| stricken Luebke family. clothing and sees that the younger! Aithoagh Luebke is now working| ts" Pt waivoruuesaa heave $0; wait. the evening's entertainment by } = itan study groups in a half dozen A “Mickey Luebke Fund” has children are ready. for school, at a Pontiac factory, more than Mi yom. - ~ahas ° Mary Spauldiug- and Mary Helen J _ Michigan cities and in several out:| been established at the Clarkston zs * $5,000 in.current bills have piled| The administration bas been hae ware — Se Holmes, . = side the state. State Bank for the mother of | When Mrs. Lucille Richardson, up, its ay Foecoaw nw oop Alapee| ip E. Rowston, “The importance | “Travel Through Gifts,” will be | bd : ten children, who is dying of a [of 153 S. Josephine St., in Pontiaé, , rs ¢ are —— : : ‘tar [the theme of the evening. | rare cancer disease—and knows |read the story of.the Luebke fam-|*GAN!ATIONS AID ellite and missiles programs have| of completing the hospital far |” _— | * Detroit Losi ‘sa in ' Other organizations connected/not been pushed vigorously enough.| supersedes the .$55,000, worth of c | ng it. ily's dilemma in last week's Pon- ' Mrs, R. K. Lewis and Mrs. .Lee | . ' tlac Press, she immediately went|¥!th the United Fund besides the) Macmillan also referred to the| other projects which will have > See Se 7: Because of Suburbs The campaign is being sponsored! work on a solution to the prob.(cancer Society, have helped the|interest of other friendly° coun-| to walt.” Mohr are co-chairmen of the rura-| ii. ana emcee cata) ~ by ‘church organizations under the |)... family, and will continue to assist/tries in telling Dulles his talks) «1 have been advocating this\*** — _ — Redeemer Luth- ; ee D IT ¢ — ty Budget ijeadership of Clarkston’s Rev. E-| in any way possible, according to|with Eisenhower would have “only |for 5 9 met im é” Commissioner ing The sal wm te Rage Reet tion aa : = Director Robert. S. Reason re iden Mudge of New Hope Church| Various organizations were (director Karl Bradley. one purpose — to improve oUt riovd P. Miles declared. “It will, eo ; it vealed ‘today Detroit is losing $5 , contacted for Cance Floyd basement Thursday and Friday atte 6 pede beeiaie o¢ Ge and Rev, Walter Gibson, pastor of wear Bory The t * * * - |friendship and extend cooperation spread it in a way in which wel ‘The Thursday hous will be frov ; ieiconecting growth of the sub-|'2e Clarkston, Baptist; Church, | Beelety a special bed, | there will be a community|>etween our two countries in all can afford to pay for it.” Sam we $ nid Prides trom sui Fi Fe dressings and funds for drugs | cniicht parade conducted in the {'@!4S. and they are many, in which Se < spesig Larey riday : , we walt: "aaa Se, Vite pies Beene Robert Nowth of the ie anne MVM dey en Wednesday and Thurs- tend ae =< Commissioner John: A..Dugan| eee < ats: financigl - mt . . acenilion said, “We will still have a good ngha: sident Ord ca, THis, tnancigl- 1088) | Zion’ Nazarene Church, Posters, canisters and specific). Legal adviser for the group ts ecnborer a Berande ha hieech capital. innprovement program.” sdatied dan Wed bent bats nan ° | cut tn city services.” . dee at een information have been distributed|attorney, Earl C, Currah but said that ‘a good deal has} Only eight citizens were in the [of the proposed zoning ordinance . ) deity wn Yea cnt ter Rev. Mudge, a 54 Ce reeeglag ate ry pron x ig Mend mrp ef ae ers establish in 1960 that Detroit — or Rev. Gibson, at 50) Hand-Picked Union for Morton Co.? mention it, but the two develop-| sioners gathered in Willman’s | Herbert Herzberg wili discuss |. Rhodes was a government wit? zs : y office one hour earlier to discuss n Abel ria) rapid population increase in gutly-|STRICKEN ON MOTHER'S DAY le ‘deciles te this ti . 7 ; ness in s espionage trial, ng eae fon ates Dap ohare A PTODE Seeks to ‘Untamgle jeer suas wine venice mye ls Th arma eat < Mrs, l r é Sed a ae ee ~~ = » .|tinental missiles, and the launch man a ause KG, 1@ Vrop in with cancer, and told that there ood Fi ‘ oo) oe aol he believed the one question con-._- ; military information to — was no hope, : ee 1mm Ss Or nar ths pti — at ee cerning the issue — would it raise|iN See ‘My Fair Lady’ nationals while he was in ee aap eer 8 Pie 83 : @& & -;|taxes or not — remained unan-} yew yorK (INS)—President|°!.‘% a garage in FUAOW 3 She underwent several serious) WASHINGTON i®=Senate rack-America had previously been de-| Macmilllan’s fir st-—scheduied|S¥OF°* | |Eisenhower and Mamie took in the| “Rhode 7 , . : the operations, and on October 16 shelets probers hoped to caus sal ad Pant” Pee Sl mecting with’ Eisenhower was set oe icuee'e tha ommiesion|tit, "My Fair Lady” last Pg ager ae = : . iat pean _ St.. es day their inquiry into tangled la-| 4 partial explanation. of com- ne te aagealine Hy ~ — be he cmnpbnstand het 6 ee factoral ett | at Ft. Myer, Va., and is drawir f on bes tani in their old Pr bor eee of. the M Fro- pany support for the Bakers ‘Un- eae Go n coation ‘session in must.be considered which might : ® * * about $350 a month in pay ' - > i zen Foods Co., which beat down!ion came from a representative of Mi - lat a future date make it The chief executive joined the/allowances. = ? midafternoon ake it necessary . csone — ) Ps Pr ’ CHECK PROGRESS — Jim Loviska, carpenter foreman, looks struction (in background).on Arlene street eaiveen te eb and The vacat consistent effort toh _|interior forward structure, and| Ve? the plans of Pontiac's new high school with Dr, Dana P. Whit- Perry streets, is expected to be ready. by September 1958, Cost of solve this ‘problem has been in| seat belts.