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illing Girl, 4
Violate Orders Hits Act of Giving Out
Restricted Army Data
as ‘Reprehensible’
WASHINGTON (INS) —
President Eisenhower today
angrily condemned any of-
ficer who would violate the
orders of his superiors by
turning over security infor-
mation to unauthorized per- Fugitive Fasts 30 Days Says McCarthy
Wanted Army
to Draft Schine Adams Testifies After
Vote to Lengthen Day
Sessions to Speed Quiz
WASHINGTON (INS) —
Army Counselor John G.
Adams said today Sen. Jo-
seph R. McCarthy expressed
hope last October that G.
David Schine would be
drafted, but that the sena-
tor warned he did not want
his chief counsel, Roy M.
Cohn, to know he held that
view.
Adams took the witness
stand at the Senate inquiry
into the Army - McCarthy
battle after the probers vot- Victim, Slayer
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Detroit Boy, 15,
Tells of Beating,
Slashing Child Tot Dies Hours After
Vicious Assault in Her
Family's Garage
DETROIT (AP) — An
unemotional high school
student told police today he
‘| fatally beat and slashed a
4-year-old girl, but didn’t
know why he did it.
Marion Jo Zobrovitz was
found yesterday by three
playmates in a garage be-
hind her home, her body
in a hospital after doctors
ment % hours to save
r.
R. McCarthy (R-Wis) clas- ed to prolong daytime ses- had struck the girl with a
sified FBI information. sions in attempts to speed 2-by-4 beam, then slashed her
Mr, Eisenhower said we might the investigation, now in its heen gig pore re — =
ts well Getend Ge Army when 15th day, but barred night Be Mees te 0 juvenile eben
we get to the point where we con- _ | meetings , Michigan law and cannot be
done the disobedience of orders |» i ciman Howard Sandy wheeled him into General Hospital for The Pentagon lawyer related a charged with a major crime in
by any officer or enlisted man. treatment of malnutrition. His weight dropped fromy 200 to 150 | Conversation with McCarthy on @ Criminal Court unless Probate
He branded the action of am | pounds in his 30-day fast. New York subway last ‘October Court its jurisdiction.
officer whe would commit concerning Schine, the now cele- Mrs. De Moss, his mother

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call In a formal statement to police
rane along lenge mien : ; ment after he was drafted. eho entd hat Terry wen fascinated
The chief executive declared that Adams testified that he had S aee aad |
om Scenes Hearings fo Flint for 3 Days) 2 = ee crets which should be given only tary Rebert T. Stevens that the morning
to those persons who must have nee Genk San acacia Gn ine tnd ede dad to wad bo
| — FLINT (AP)—Avowedly probing Communist infiltra-| {._ MeCarthy Armed
Viet Nam Goes on Record |" mi ue 1 om wert uarat akor prions and te professions, the House un-| Sie entre ct re sateen Set ae
; ; : h aiuamen information | American activities subcommittee began three days Of | treduced the subject, and that be : brown spots grey flannel
Against Cutting Up Nation |"::?.. made public, and that| hearings here today. | a hed eplied comeing ot tien
GENEVA (AP)—The French-backed government of papery ~ Ly pong oy = More than 30 witnesses were on hand under —— ae Seek Os Oe Seniors {0 See and be hed gotten spleshed.
Viet Nam declared today under no circumstances must | added emphatically, there are|Subpoenaés, and only one of them was considered | Carthy expressed irritation about so Cceam eat beset enon
any Indochina armistice settlement include the partition | *™e things that cannot be given “friendly,” Rep. Kit Clardy (R-Mich), chairman, said. | the way Schine got into news pho- ° When they got back home, she
of Viet Nam territory. or This was Mrs. Beatrice Churciill, identified as a| tenons He sald mat sctive =e | DUSINESS FIGCES | sit, tery patted tate sone The Viet Nam terms were laid before the nine-member con a Gmina. oe apeet os former FBI informant within the party. She was sched-| Va. only interested in being pho- eae: cat Ses te pee
Indochina Conference by Foreign Minister Nguyen | thinks members of wher wes ée- |Uled Yo be the first witness afterthe gavel dropped in) tographed. C. of C. Sets May 25 fo! urs. De Moss said he told her
+Quoc scribed as the “McCarthy spy | the supervisor's room of the Genesee County courthouse.| “The senator said he hoped) chi ¢ 500 How |he had been at school, but she
were said ys network” should be regarded as + Harold H. Velde | Schine would be drafted but told ” . | threatened to call bis teacher.
Wildcatter Tells |rxtuceesrsras Sere] Ss. Aching |{tiliin,chairman, of theca uct a ma.| roe Enterprise Works | wats ts. b ew i non- te tom ne rename » oe! Says doch full committee, flew in from | a; that time, give any reason for| A : Etucation | Pic: that down and
Comm delegations par- McCarthy ee ind Washington to sit in on the his warning not to tell Cohn about Day to acquaint some 500 Pontiac nT det tnew uty t GAB”
ee ae his feelings toward Schine, who
e commi wound UP} (Continued Page :
two days of hearings in the om Pheer 3, Col. 8) state pitol in —- .
sa tumand mom 'dcated| the Feels Free World| Yexteraay by announcing | Naw Indochina i tion and deportation pro-
se Neat maces | Threat Cited High School seniors with local busi-| Meanwhile, police, acting on a
ness and job opportunities will be | ‘i? from @ policeman neighbor,
sponsored here May 25 by the edu- »
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Chamber of Commerce. Students gredusting in Jone eee eee ee meee
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claim to a gas well comparable to| “real and durable peace WASHINGTON @ — President fied as a salesman for the mained
the well brought in this week by| vent any new aggression.” _ May Be Chosen Eisenhower said today that of | Concrete Wall Co. of Detroit rsarandiagpatdirtesr pera dy “"The youth stood 5 foot 9 and
drillers near Northville in Washte-| 7. agreement must not | for E t course we aren't giving up on/in committee records. French Say They May) .r'5. st. clair, C. of C. mam |of slender built =
naw County. a direct or indirect, definitive or |/OF GNCAMPMENE | saving the tndochinese states. He! the concluding session in Lan-| Need Aid if Reds Push | aser. Police said Terry had heen treat-
ing rigs in Salem, Novi and Lyon | territory, Lone nd ane eee cite | Ought to write off Indochina. |i" “pox. 33, an unemployed car-| OM Red River Delta eee ——
sownahie eines J. Morrias ct| it, must foresee international | for the national encampment of the | one however, that no’ nation | Pemter and former Michigan State) HANOT, Indochina w® — France awe eytem fnction be ir Weather See
Highland Park said today. Novi oe Seen oan. ef Oe roi pony ~ a leaamamaaa cepeiomal can be saved to the free world ae ome when he called put Indochina’s vital Red River | sides providing an to alr ea [ n
and Lyon townships are in Oakland) in Paris Premier Joseph Lan-| While final decision has not yet | “less it wants to be saved. Clardy said no decision had been | Gc'tt 0" ‘oP of the Indochina dang- quali a ag ae prot i County, jel’s government faced a new vote | been announced, officials of the na- Therefore, the President said, | made on recommending contempt | ander ween ed el ‘i soreee cor edvencement” he added Tonight, Thursday e
Morriss, a veteran “wildeat- | of confidence tomorrow on the In-| tional organization as well as trans-/ any alliance of Southeast Asian | citations for any of Tuesday's wit-| W4, need foreign hel Pope Payr aks eciieg daal
ter,” has two wells sunk about a | dochina issue. Observers consid-| portion officials visted the area/ nations would have no right to | nesses. But Fox's outburst. he said | nunict-led Wiethiah -wakendh pe Prose ypetderh will “he, Mostly fair weather tonight and
mile from the Northville well, | ered it the most serious threat so/ recently to check on its availa-| interfere im Indochina unless | privately, was “prima facie COM-| their power against the defense : Thursday is in store for Pontiac
valued by some experts at $5,- | far to the government. The shaky | bility, they were asked to do se. tempt of Congress.” perimeter . area residents, according to the
000,000, French Cabinet conferred far into} The encampment would bring : , __|Halian Star Threatened | U.S. Weather Bureau.
the night. It reportedly moved to] from 6,000 to 7.000 girls and lead-| . Disenhower told reporters, too,| Davie refused te give detalle | Gen. Pierre Louis Bodet, chief ; : A low tonight of from 36 to 4 However, he is secking “shallow| |. 17 ¢ of State Dulles : . -” A de_| that any differences between him-| ef his employment record, to say | aide to the French commander in ROME Police today guarded | oes is expected to rise to a high
gas” in the Dundee formation, | 1) 45; de euige an Se ee oo cite | Self and Secretary of State Dulles| whether he had been 2 Com- | chief in Indochina, Gen. Henri the home of Italian film star! trom 60 to 64 degrees on Thurs
which lies about 750 feet down. they ot Fee ar sang ene + ge aan Aa ihn aga oe sede to | on. the question are| munist in Detroit and Los An- | Navarre, told a news conference | Silvana Pampanini, whose father
The big well goes down more| iON OO” being the loss of all|permit building of the extensive | differences in utterances and not geles or had attended Communist | last night: reported she received a threaten-| “"c- ttered light frost is expected
than 4,000 feet, into the Trenton |<. cect Asia to the Reds. installations necessary for opera-| _ opinion. schools, “The situation in the delta is|ing letter demanding eight mil- in the agen tonight.
formation. Morriss said the Tren- Some Cabinet members, report-| tion of-a summer camp of this The President was questioned He said he was born in’ Daw.| %¢tious but far from hopeless or | lion lire ($13,000). Tuesday, the mercury climbed
ton formation is the deepest of five edly fearful the United States has | size. about the Southeast Asia situation (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) desperate. We may need help from from a low of 42 to a high of 53
formations, “each capable of pro-| .iten off Indochina, were said This year’s encampment of the | While Dulles met in closed session —" outside if the Vietminh attack the | § Soldiers in Trouble degrees, About .04 of an inch of
ducing gas or oil.” to be warming to the Vietminh| Girt Scouts will be held at Cody, | With the Senate Foreign Relations . delta with all their means and) cinGAPORE (Military police | rainfall was Tecorded. Morriss said he has leases on sen Sor Wye. "| Committee to go over the same| EE X-Resident Here | with their forces trom Dien Bien|, 5” ; British sol.| At 8 a.m, today the reading was
four sections of land across $-Mile | POSS a ground. . Phu.” today arrested cigmt Dewtipet | but by 1 pin. i douatoem
road from the deep well on the Earlier Rep. Vorys (R-Ohio) said Sends $1 to City, Bodet ne to — ete ‘ elued a hen six | Pontiac, the temperature stood at of Charlies H. Nerreter. he the is ment v cles Vi about ’
= chool Bus at Kalamazoo|™,sm,% siete! Oh evs Mini hs mention of nadia fran | milion dlrs St degree Although he Is shooting for the rg Fl pean gage ys inister ald. The United States reported- Ld .
chaton gue te the Dona teres (Overturns, 4 Children Hu ft |at tx immediate tse ot U.'S.|- With the heip of « minister. «| ‘ir Force hep te Dien Bien Pe | Deadline 4 P. M. May 25 he could tap the Trenton forma- Larmed forces or large expenditures | former Pontiac man won a 27-year! after Britain’s government said . °
tion, : KALAMAZOO (AP)—A school bus carrying 46 chil-|of money. Vorys said in an inter- | battle with his conscience and sent| it could not consider joint mili- P titi N Be Filed
dren overturned today after colliding with « tractor on | Vt" be believes Congress would |®, $) contiibution, from etaai,| {Sry inervention until the out: eutlons INOW Ing Le ee ee eel ae pemanrad in eben o'cunatiy griarem sheng | Poe seseey fe 2 cant Sr Os come of the Geneva conference -
more exploratory wells about Vicksburg - road ‘southern Kalamazoo | the being worked tterment .
miles from the Nerreter farm. He| Goyn Rg eekly ogy Barmy Soe Sl Pontiac Mayor Wiliam W. Don- —— for Major Party Delegates
received the money Bodet’s description of the situa-
site at cxplanation anda tion in the delta as Seordeus’” was Nominating petitions for election of delegates to the
first such estimate from any| August county conventions of major political parties are
ber of the French high com-| being filed with the county clerk. Deadline for petitions
it had delivered,” wrote| Seeking to exploit their victory | 18 4 p.m. May 25, according to County Clerk Lynn D.
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STORE HOURS: THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M.
{ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:45 P.M.
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Here Comes the Bride
Honor Maid, Best Man Play Key Roles
(Bditer’s Note: Third tn a series of
seven articles by Emily Post cover-
ing all phases wedding etiquette.)
By EMILY POST
Next to the bride and bride-
groom, the maid of honor and the
best man have the most important
roles the day of the - wedding.
(Bridesmaids are usually con-
sidered as decorations only.)
These two and the ushers have
very active duties to perform.
Hence many questions about such
duties have been directed to me.
Some of them are set forth here
with my answers,
* 2¢ 6
“Tf am to be maid of honor at a
friend’s wedding shortly.
“3 never have acted in this ca-
pacity before. Just what are my
duties both at the wedding and
reception.”
At the church you walk up the
aisle alone just ahead of the bride;
where you were told at the
and hold the bride’s bou-
during the ceremony, At the
of the ceremony, you give back
bouquet.
wearing a face veil you
turn it back as will B
have been ‘decided at the re-
hearsal.
straighten out her train before she
and the bridegroom start walking
down the aisle, Correctly you then
follow alone.
(To walk with the best man
gives the effect of a double wed-
ding and is conspicuously incor-
rect.)
the bride’s right in the receiving
line.
* ¢ 6
“My son has been asked to be
best man at a wedding. Will you
please tell us exactly what my
son's duties and obligations are?’’
The best man has three main ob-
ligations—to see that the bride-
groom is dressed and ready in
time; to take charge of the wed-
ding ring and get the money from
the bridegroom for the clergyman;
and to make himself generally use-
ful at the reception.
* ¢ *@
“I have been asked to be best
mah at a friend’s wedding and I
would appreciate your telling me
just what expenses I have in con-
nection with this position.
“I have heard so many different
opinions that I have decided to
write to you for the correct an-
swer.”’
Further than the clothes you are
expected to wear (which you prob-
ably have) and the wedding pres-

q The only other thing you do is to
At the reception you stand on | groom to walk in together, pre-
ceded by the usher, or Coes the
bridegroom's mother walk up the
alsie on the arm of an usher
with the father following?”
The ideally correct procedure is
as follows: The bridegroom's moth-
er goes up the aisle on the arm of
the head usher and takes her place
in the first pew on the right; the
bridegroom's father follows alone
and takes his place beside her.
The same usher returns to the
| vestibule and immediately escorts
| the bride’s mother, whose appear-
jance should signify the arrival of
|the bride and her attendants at
the church, and no one else may
be seated after this.
. . -
“In addition to the four brides-
maids and four ushers, I am
having a flower girl and ring-
bearer in my wedding party.
Where in the procession do the
and flower iri
They walk together just preced-
ing you. * ¢ @
“Why do you give your appro-
val to the father of the bridegroom
serving as best man, yet always
discourage the mother of the bride
being a matron of honor—partic-
ularly if there are other atten-
| dants?
“You never make this stipula-
tion for the best man and yet
there are usually younger men

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GET READY NOW! ent that you would probably give | serving as ushers.”
enguny, you incur Bo expense Because the mother’s position An occasional pause to elevate your feet| with feet elevated above hips relaxes the
: aay son is to be married, Just ee ee ee eae during a busy day can do wonders for the| weary members, aids circulation, prevents
, when should I be seated in church?! groom has no position whatever | “Gry housewife. Long periods of standing | swelling and has a beneficial effect on gen-
LEATHER LUGGAGE “Also, is it proper for the | beyond being present, cause foot fatigue and sluggish circulation, | eral health, :
mother and father of the bride *e ; ti a | LAY-A-WAY | “<Gieien ‘tap fumeee fe sat iow: Frequent, brief periods of sitting or lying his
my only brother will give me away. = S
* PETUNIA! However, my fiance also would) You Can Find Work That Uses All Your Skills charts rn tel the nes like to have him as one of his tasy,
| THO-SUITER || |mstesceec eee es :| Complex World Olfers Variety of Jobs\= r OR For look at how they shine / ttap began ody By ANNE HEYWOOD She interviews the women, is sympathetic toward hospital pe- ane
5, i This suggestion is entirely prac- oc an eee whether they would be/ tients, and who has enough clert | somal , LADIES z tical. He can perfectly well usher | Demoan os ty oc | happy and effective in a hospital | cal facility not to ruin the record- | than
© the guests until the bride arrives, |) ti very complexity | Library job, and then conducts | ing system, can find a volunteer | few of
& :© and then, instead of walking in the rage ye pk ~~ ® inat- the courses. | job in a hospital library which
é : procession sith the ushers, he | '"& variety of potential jobs. On top of that, she reads and| - walks up the aisle with the bride. |, Every day | hear of & new one | reviews new books, and decides | Yl! have all the variety she could
: ; 85 1G! In the recessional he can walk with ac agger ge of mage Hed whether or not they would have | ¥@nt.
= the ushers. pervect Pm Y | an appeal to the hospital patients.| The moral is this: If the job you
> Plus Tox ke “Ie the bride expected to give | Catharine eins ts director of |, stort. Miss Heins’s Job com dctine
INCLUDING INITIALS cach of her bridesmaids a wed- the Library Bureas of the United | pines what we cal Bare races itcases
ding picture? Should they alse | Hospital Fund, and her has
They wouldn't shine, Pe- | | be given to the men who are Sank uhant oveuylidng, ho to fe —— a
. serving?” charge of the special courses intuitive about them. he hin to
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Hal Bovis Says:
Food Expert Makes Sure’
Jelly Beans Aren't Tough

. «and forecast the
weather 12 to 24 hours in
advance.
We heve installed on air-
port weather station in our
store.
Come in and Try It
Yourselj!

We have a few standard
blank items in stock. | “ever since I wrote a graduate
thesig on the soda cracker when I
was studying to be a chemical en-
gineer. Nobody before had ever
written a thesig about soda crack-
» | ers. Chemical engineers then didn't
pay much attention to the study
of food processes.”
Today, as director of the Kroger
Food Foundation in Cincin-
nati, Garnatz and a staff of 5
machines developed to see that
mama gets what she pays for at
the grocery store.
i a
“Our devices test food products
mechanically and objectively,”’
"i gaid Garnatz. “They take the ele-
ment of human opinion out of it,
facts about food.
| 197,000 scientific inspections of 1,-
000 food items. Only a fraction of
one per cent had to be rejected be-
cause the manufacturers had mis-
represented them or they weren't
up to government grade."’
With a simple micrometer Gar-
er wall thickness.
“A quick-cooking macaroni)
should be about 26-1,000th of an
ing macaroni can be up to 4100th |
of an inch, We can allow up-to}
4} 5-1,000th of an inch variation and |
How do you tell young peas from
old peas? Simple. By the differ-
ence between sinkers and floaters.
“As peas get older they get
more dense, because they are con-
2 inches in a 13 per cent salt
in 10 seconds.”’ be tl 3 an ingenious device
h automatically can put a can
of peas to thig test and separate
the tender young floaters from the
bi 7 gt
i i 5
i 2
. The cookie
laboratory assistant
}saw a@ can of floor wax nearby
| and wondered aloud what would
jhappen if they coated a banana
| with it.
/ - = .
| “Let's try it and see,” said Gar- jnatz. They found the waxed bana-
na stayed ripe twice as long as
untreated bananas.
“Naturally we couldn't sell food
with floor wax on it,”
‘you'll see waxed ripe bananas on
{ Ae adeertind in TIME and ether national publications }
work in a laboratory full of weird |
roni to be sure that it has the prop-| | (290 } AA
so we can get down to the real |
“Last year we made more than |
nats can meéasure a piece of maca- |
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inch thick,” he said. ‘Slow cook- |

Py ee, a, ae
_ THE PONTIAC PRESS, _WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1954
| the market before the end of the
—
wax slows down their >... 8
e cetiveon rate, Sure ripe bananas
ge athe, So do potatoes, although
of course potatoes respire more |
| slowly than lettuce or celery. This
respiration, popularly speaking, is
really a form of dying—the giving oft of carbon dioxide and oxygen | kitchen, insists on doing the cook- | Sees Doy of Helicopter by fruits and vegetables.” ing.
“She's good cook, too,” said for Average Families use of his Garnatz, loyally.
food expert erlenen el ooo] She'd have to be with a man
times a bit uneasy when Garnatz | like her husband to please.
comes to dinner. But his wife)
settled thig problem long ago in
their own home. She bosses the new
Much land between Panama and | helicopters will make ‘‘flying wind-

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METAL GIANT—The Army
heavyweight
T-43, at the Armed Forces Day display
Air Force Base May 15-16. off its newest
The armored giant, pped with a 120 mm cannon, was designed by
engineers of Army Ordnance and Chrysler Corp.
Selfridge | It is being built at Chrysler's Delaware Tank Plant.

‘|New Tremors Bring
Casualties in Greece
medium intensity earth tremors w. —Adv struck several villages in the Special communications Cedar Greek Peloponnesus today and first Lodge No. 60 FP. & A. M., Clarks- reports said there were some cas- ton, Thyrs., May 13, 7 p. m. Work ualties and property damage. in E. A. Degree. Elgan R. Wood,
The center of the shocks was | W. M. —Adv. near the town of Pirgos. Also hit =
were Patras and Tripolis. Ne
One person was killed and 15 WS In Brief others injured at Aspraspitia near Robert P. Winowlecki. 26 Pirgos. The tremor reportedly|$ ‘Tilden St. was found innecent brought down 50 homes in Xiro-| of a reckless driving charge Tues- kambos. day when he appeared for trial be-
Reports from the area said resi-| fore Pontiac Judge Cecil McCal dents, panicked by the tremors, | lum. ‘ to outdoors tonight. planned nary reams Leonard L. Liedel, 42, of Clark- Doctors t> the viens to are | 5%. coke ee ee werd rushed villages after aded guilty to driving for the injured. under the influence of liquor Tues-
day before Waterford Townshi
Seeks Committee | 2sstce wuts D. Leturey Highland Township Justice
Fis 8
FP j - S
& !
H
of Sen. Homer Ferguson (R-Mich)
in securing passage of enabling
legislation in Congress.
Green PTA to Install
Officers on Thursday
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-
SHIP—Mrs. Harry O. Wareham
and her slate of officers of the
Green PTA will be installed to-
also give the invocation at dinner

WATERFORD
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Ford Motor Raises
Retirement Benefits
Co. has announced a 33 per cent
some 33,000 salaried workers un-
der its. contributory pension pro-
gram.
Henry Ford II, presideng of Ford,
said yesterday that the company
will stand the cost of the retire-
plan which
is automatic for all such employes.
It provides a maximum monthly
payment of $137.50 including social
security.
It can be augmented with the
contributory plan which the com-
pany ‘has improved. Under the
improved contributory plan, an
eligible salaried employe can put
5 per cent of his monthly base
CENTER—Neigh- palary over $200 into the plan.
borhood Committee members and Se
Township Asks County
for Quarantine on Dogs
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP w—
The Royal Oak Township Board
has asked that a half-mile square
of the township bying west of Wood-
ward avenue be placed under a
dog quarantine. .
The board asked the action from
the Oakland County Health Depart-
ment, after it was reported that
-| housing development in the area
were found to be rabid.
PTA Elects President

116 Pontice State Bank Bidg. WHERE’S THE FIRE? |
(It COULD Be at |!
YOUR House!) }
INSURE with...
. Ph, FE 2-8357 DETROIT # — The Ford Motor
seven of 17 dogs picked up in a) !
boost in retirement benefits for | Humphrey Talks
Plainly to Labor If Budget Is Balanced,
Government Must Hire pany publication editors,
The Pennsylvania
board of directors named Execu-
tive Vice President James M.
Symes yesterday
President Waler S. Franklin who
Luke M. Little and John P.
Little of Ted's Restavaam and
Drive-in near Pontiac are attend-
ing the four-day convention of
the National Restaurant Assn. in
Chicago, The conclave ends Fri-
day.
A new high in April passenger
traffic was recorded by North
Central Air Lines as officials re-
ported 19,758 customers carried
during the month. This is a 13
per cent increase over
and a 20 per cent boost over
April 1953, according to officials. March

Railroad
to succeed
Fewer, Buy Less
WASHINGTON (INS) — Treas-
ury Secretary George Humphrey
has candidly admitted that the
economic and fiscal policies will |
mean fewer jobs for Americans |
in the immediate future.
The treasury secretary yester-
day met demands of a CIO full
employment conference, that the
the ‘statement that White House
policy is to balance the budget
and reduce federal expenditures. will retire at the end of this
month. James E. Gowen, a
member of the board’s executive
committee, made the announce-
ment at the annual meeting of
PRR stockholders. He = said
Symes will be elected -formally
May 3%. Franklin will become a
member of the board.
Zeke Cook, 41, publicity di-
rector of MacManus, John &
Adams, Inc., Bloomfield Hills
advertising agency, has ac-
ey.
We
its Humphrey told the labor lead-
ers, who are gathered in Wash-
He said that this process
naturally result in fewer -jobs
Americans while the policies
being carried out.
“This year we are
saving about $7 billion.
~| some people will be out
decided
Humphrey said that the Eisen-
hoser administration believes that
other groups.
He- said:
stimulate’ the heavy industry. You |
can’t have prosperity by just hav-
ing consumer goods.” | 1800 We have to hire
have to buy less goods. -
t's the program we have
j on.”

“You can stimulate cepted the position of chief ac-
count executive with the public
relaticas firm of Dan Degnan
Associated in Toledo. His appoint-
ment vas announced today by
Daniel D. Degnan, president.
Cook has headed the advertis-
ing agency's publicity depart-
ment since 1%2. Before that time
he was resident account execu-
tive for Steve Hannagan of the
Electric Auto-Lite Co., Toledo,

the | much, File Petition to Get
Hudson Stock Value DETROIT (INS) — A petition
was filed in Detroit's circuit court
today for court-appointed apprais-
of Hudson Motor Cai Co. stock | % cove oy ‘me Palgrant, conaiions before its merger into the Amer-
ican Motors Corp.
The suit was filed by a ETOUP | presence o Mildred Phillips and Kathryn of 12 Massachusetts and New York obard
stockholders representing more
than 11,000 shares of Hudson stock.
The petitioners said they are not | County of Ingham. ss
trying to overturn the merger of | pefore
! . 4 ‘ j tax reduction program must 44dson with Nash - Kelvinator | s¢ County
help heavy industry as well as|©'P., but only want a fair value
|for their stock.
American Motors Corp. has of-
consumer production till the cows | fered to pay $9.625 a share, but
come home and not stimulate the | attorneys for the petitioners said | *2
heavy industries. It's the investors | they expect at least twice that
who buy the heavy goods -
tools for production. You have to | ‘
People of America have been
| Chewing gum since the in Cottage Thefts State Police Estimate
Value of Loot Taken at
$15,000
CADILLAC ® — State Police to-
day said that four Missaukee Coun-
ty brothers, ranging in age from
IT to 43, has admitted in signed
statements the systematic looting
of 75 cottages and cabins along the
Manistee River.
Value of the stolen articles.
most of which police said were
recovered, was estimated at $15,-
The officers said the four ad-
mitted the thefts singley and as
a group. They were arrested late
Tuesday and held in jail in Cadil-
lac for further questioning and ad-
ditiona] statements.
No formal charges have been
filed but Cook indicated warrants
would be sought in Kalkaska Coun-
ty today or Thursday.
A routine investigation of an
apparently abandoned car by
Treoper Daniel Comrie led to the
arrest of the brothers whe live
within a five mile radius near
Lake City.
Comrie saig he ‘found a tire in
the car that was reported stolen
from one of the looted cottages.
A check of the car registration led
to the arrests.
Removing a ring of bafk from 8
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General.
Michigan the tollewing Gescribed tees situated tm the te of Michigan.
Oakland, wt:
bied tena Pontiac, according
Provided. however
Depu
State of
State of Michigan.
On this 23md day of June, AD
me 1983.
a Notary Pubiie in and for
came the above
}named Mayme Jew Purdy, Deputy
| Auditor General of said State, known to
me to be the person who executed the
foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
the same to be her free act and 4
MARY C. DeROSE,
Notary Public, Ingham County, Michi-
My commission expires November 14,
May 12, 13, 1964
OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE
1950 Buick 4 door, Engine No. S610TT44.
| Public sale to be held at 45 West Lew-
May 2%,
1934, at 1:30 p.m.
May 11, 12,"

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Education and Welfare, in a letter
to a Senate Labor subcommittee
at the opening of hearings on
federal aid to schools.
She objected to passage at this
time of any of several bills under eonsideration, including one by
Chairman Cooper (R-KY) which
calls for an outlay of 100 million
dollars annually for three years
starting July 1,

About 40 tons of steel reinforc-
ing bars are used in a mile of
two-lane concrete highway. Hall Raps Hearings
WASHINGTON, @ —
Leonard W. Hall of the Republican) pal),
National Committee says he hasn't | ending
replied: heard of anyone who thinks the THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1954
“Well, I agtee with everybody— I haven't heard anybody yet who
Hall talked with reporters at the | thinks they (the hearings)
on Army-McCarthy | "ts, House yesterday after visit Chai pany with members of a special
GOP veterans committee.
doing anybody any good.”
A new synthetic fiber has been
made from peanut protein.

asked whether he favors
the investigation quickly,
cand) A burning match provides one
jlepower,

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