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\ Weather 
     
AP Facsimile 
Miami, fearful of heavy loss of crops and plants low freezing temperatures ranging from 24 to 28. | 
_ by frost, burn old tires as smudge. pots to 
_ the Blant nursery shown above from further dam- 
Freeze Tumbles Swank Hotel Rates     keep ip = erage blanketed the growing industries | 
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Florida Thaws Out Today By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
, Florida's third damaging cold'|scarce 
‘spell of the winter season appeared 
ended today as temperatures 
climbed to around nermal levels} 
in most areas. : 
Meanwhile, plush vacation costs 
dropped within range of the aver-| 
as resort hotel opera- 
   
      2 eee tors oneal : ‘business. made 
scarce by bad weather, . 
Three freezes, wind storms 
and torrential rains added up to 
7S worst season fer tourists 
within recollection of tha Miami 
Weather _ sm mei aad 
The bottom was tieaet eels sei plunged to 28. 
SUNBATHERS RETURN 
But by yesterday afterrbon the 
away the cold 
bathers were tie yesterday’ when the odd 
Irwin flew 50 feet through the. air,   
  
~ Luck—or Angel Ee 
Rides Beside 
\This Driver 
Pontiac traffic officers today are 
describing the escape with minor 
injuries of a moforist last night 
as “near miraculous.” 
Delmer. 
H.,. Irwin, 29, of 774 First St. was 
driving south Qn. Telegraph and 
turned up the ramp to Orchard 
Lake Avenue, 
. He made one mistake: he did 
not notice. that the cutoff ended 
at Orchard Lake. ~ j 
In quick succession, Irwin's car: |   
a large. steel high voltage 
tower. 
The ‘impact demolished the front 
of the car, shearing off the front 
‘wheels and radiator assembly. 
landing on some soft ground. 
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One promised that the hotel 
would pay for the wife’s round trip 
by airplane if a couple wold 
make a reservation for 10 days or 
  
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Sak licts oi Wish — Louls jan bake bol See io 
ules ina timetionred custom of childhood, lapping up & dink 
outside her back door. 
  
# orse Opera 
_in Oakland Circuit Court 
Sheriff Frank W. Irons still has a Thokhe the doens't want. And he will have custody ot Dusky Diana until |y   
~ ‘Dusky has been held by the + Oakland ony sheriff's Continuing 
  
department since Jan. 27¢ 
when its owners H 
of: Northville... 
  
  ;|New Low in Thievery 
Beretta BB ae al 
. Says Lower Assessments Would Help Rejuvenate Busi ness Area 
Tax Reductions on Downtown Real Estate Proposed 0, |appealed e: the State Tax Com- WASHINGTON & — Two shot- 
gun-wielding men barged into a | 
dairy products shop last. night 
and grabbed $20 from the cash 
_drawer, then they forced another 
customer, a. 12-year-old boy, to 
hand over his possessions — two 
  S Pe two other girls to Walled Lake Head-On Crash | 
Fatal fo Mother Mrs. Dora Charney of 
West Bloomfield Dies; 
3 Girls Injured 
A mother, driving her daughter 
Junior High School, was killed this 
  
  
   
  Navy Uncertain | ‘About Orbiting 
Moon in March Second Vanguard Flop 
May Mean Change. in 
Launching Schedule 
WASHINGTON (P.— The} Navy, studying the re- 
mains of two. Vanguard 
rockets that failed, was un- 
certain today whether it 
could orbit a fully instru- 
mented earth satellite on 
schedule next. month. 
Instead, Navy spokesmen 
‘were talking about doing it} 
sometime: within the In- 
ternational Geophysical 
Year. 
That is their basic commitment. 
iThe IGY, a world-wide coopera- Be 
‘oe @€ : 
Project Vanguard headquarters 
at the Naval Research Laboratory 
It said the 72-foot, U-ton Van- 
guard, carrying a six-inch test sat- 
ellite, took off “normally’’ from ‘tive research effort, will end Dec. |. 
         
“Twin Pacts Hit 
at Construction 
Featherbedding    
     
  
  Local Enforcement of 
Regulations Remains 
Somewhat Doubtful 
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. 
Labor leaders proudly 
pointed today to.a twin set 
  
sional hearing room. Doerfer is 
before the congressmen. 
‘House FCC Probers Try. 
fo Iron Out Internal Rows WASHINGTON (INS)—A House investigating com-|" 
mittee meets in secret session today   
              
_ About 200° Miami Bea e uch hotel 
owners and city officials met 
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Sun Clears aul : 
‘For the Pontiac area, the U.S 
Weather: Bureau predicts tonight 
‘and tomorrow will 
cloudy and colder, with a few snow 
flurries likely,   
grees and the high tomorrow near 
30. 
The outlook for Saturday is part- 
Heavy’ fog blanketed the area 
last night and this morning, but 
sunshine. 
ap dmenes Poatien seesae 3 
a.m. was: 20, = 
  'p-m. was 29. be mostly |has not been determined which car 
+was on the wrong side of the road. 
The low tonight will be 22-26 de-| ae a Bloomfield. She “Unless the bad weather con. igh was admitted to 
tihues, there will be terrific Highway Pontiac General 
~terewds through March and nobody. Toll with head in- 
believes the bad weather will cor} in 58 juries. | 
tinue,” Edgerton said. roe The two other 
_- * © * girls in Mrs. 
“Operation Sunshine,’ an adver- $ Craraey's G8 r 
tising campaign designed to sell were slightly in-, 
the north on the comfort of Flor jured. They are) 
Jida’s winter-time playground, will! her daaghter, 
be unleashed as soon as the weath- Susan, 14, and 
er improves. Joyce Lee Thompson, 12, sister of 
Judit, -Both—suffered lacerations 
of the right leg. 
Joyce was. admitted - to the hos- 
pital for treatment, but Susin-was 
released. 
Segnitz, who. was alone in his get a more 
accurate ‘idea of what went. wrong 
with the three-stage vehicle. 
because the rocket rose only. about! 
four feet. jduct.. accounts by @ special House subcommittee. “eo being. quizzed about his 
  hten out its 
  chad enna see < SUNOS eee ‘|cations Commission. 
in m fight over. how. much infornalien 900 anmaa? su 
feat eee Cet pee 
  
Vanguard Scientists 
Also Human Beings 
equipped with special knowl. 
‘edge of the mysteries of space 
vehicles, but human beings, 
men: who made no effort to 
quinid tai hentthoeak:* 
Read INS Washington report- 
er dames Lee's powerful por- 
trayal and analysis of the Van- 
  today’s Pontiac Press. 
  
Missing Near California Coast   
car, also was admitted for treat-| 
_jment of fractured ribs, a broken 
“lnosé, and face cuts. His condition 
was satisfactory. z 
cars met headon in the fog and it 
  
'$125,000 for Williams 
BOSTON (® — Boston Red Sox 
slugger Ted Williams today 
signed a one-year. contract for a 
reported $125,000 to continue his 
‘role as baseball's highest paid 
player. 
The 39 . year < old outfielder 
agreed to terms for his 17th 
season With the Red Sox ina 
  Mecoiding % Gilduh’ County! . '| Sheriff's Deputy Donald Kratt, the Guard planes joined ships and 
The B47 Stratojet, of the 
ported missing at 6:35 p.m. Press Hunt for Bomber 
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (INS) — Air Force and Coast 
flying boats today in a search 
fora B47. relsnsongs a” bomber missing over the Pacific. 
= “ft =f x 
22nd Bomber Wing, was re- 
(PST) yesterday by its home 
| base, Mareh Air Force Base at Riverside, Calif. 
Air Force search and rescue units at Hamilton Air Force 
Base sent planes over the area around San Miguel Island off 
Santa Barbara in search of the plane which carried a three- 
man crew. A Coast Guard cutter was also dispatched to the 
area and Coast Guard planes joined in the search. 
ote 
The B47 was last reported over San Miguel Island and the 
search will be “conducted over a: Mamie cme of the 
  friendly -meeting with General 
Manager Joe Cronin, : « Paeific. _guard scientists on page 19 in ||. 
_ jand that another guest was Chair- 
| Aeronautics — Board. at industry expense, as well 
as trips for which both in- 
dustry and the government 
picked up the tab. 
Ranking Re 
O'Hara ( Minn.) objected that the 
committee had already ruled unan- 
imously that commissioners must 
be supplied with advance notice 
of detailed charges-against them. 
“Am T to enderstand,”" exploded 
Schwartz, .“that the investigation 
is to be limited to those few cases 
the staff happens to know about?" 
The committee pub- 
lic heariggs until Monday ‘without 
deciding whether FCC Chairman 
John C. Doerfer would be recalled 
or how the investigation would 
proceed: - 
SERIOUS QUESTIONS oe 
‘Schwartz, meanwhile, introduced 
evidence on several items he said 
raised serious questions of pro- 
Priety if not criminal offense. They 
included these .charges against 
Doerfer: 
— He took a two-day goifing 
trip to Pinehurst, N.C., in 1956)- 
“at the éxpense of some airline” 
man James R. Durfee of the Civil 
(Woerfer ad- 
mitted it.) 
— He and his wife were guests 
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  ipeduction; ‘one being on: the west 
_., side of Saginaw street just north 
|e Pike street, me ee ee 
  jion for analysis and. proper 
In Today's 5 Press 
  oo aoe eee eee 
eee ewe tt ay 
2 same side of Saginaw street just 
north of West. Lawrence sirect. 
After careful appraisals were made 
by said State Tak Commission and 
at hearing in the Oakland 
  ang org tnee yet pero: 
ag» saasconaell on Bad parcel on 
‘west side of Saginaw just north of 
West Pike street was reduced fram 
‘the 1956 sum of $35,000 to $18,750, 
or 46.43 per cent. 
| “As evidehce of the sound think- 
  — ver $9 to M3 
‘ al 
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wi 'y Pages .... bin. Sete 
Mystery 
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\   RApyTess tasecseeses ee bs | ie A 2p at more than ac ual ing of the State Tax Commissien, 
the property mentioned above was 
Phenters uc... - 6. ccc Bet ve about one month ago for the 
—y sum of $25,000. This property: 
was, therefore, assessed for taxes “2, Assessment on the parcel 
just north of West Lawrence 
street was reduced from the 1956 
assessment of $45,000 to 908, 008, 
or 27.77 per cent, 
“During the year 1957, not crly 
has the ‘main street blight’ accel- 
erated, but real estate activity 
generally, locally and nationally, 
Ded dropped. According to the Roy) 
Wenzlick‘ organi: fone of the! 
nation’s leading estate siatis-. 
ticidns), teal estate activity, affiT’ 
staying above riormal for a period, 
of thirteen (13) years, dropped, 
beginning. early. in_-1957,—beisw! 
noymal “afd « continued the - drop’ 
  per cent below normal. 
‘This organization states that if 
is characteristic of the real estate 
icycle pee when it drops — 
o ay a, 
normal, after an extended oom, 
it stays below for a — 
period of time. 
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“Nationally, market values of 
used homes have dropped 15 per cent and more. Market values are 
deterniined by the natural law’ of 
supply . and demand; not by the 
  
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| material and labor in a product. 
“At the writing of this letter, 
‘there are more than a — 
‘cant stores on Saginaw street; also 
itwo vacant ers. Only a person 
ct wealth could afford to own fm. 
These. ave-examplessof-a_pile ef 
Wrick and mortar and labor that 
Is it, just ‘to tax, a liability? The Schwartz asked commis- 
laloners to list all trips taken 
publican John J./ 
ied Covey Ga Wey through 1957, ending the year 11.7/are a liability instead of an aisut.: Republican U.S. senators they ex- 
    (Md), 
(iftea), 3 
(Neb), Malone (Nev), Williams 
(Del), Bricker (Ohio), and Barret 
(Wyo). all Republicans. Bn FRB me yocggl adap 
  
2 Plants Report 
on Employment Pontiac Motor, GMTC Keep to 1957 Average, 
“but 2, 665 Below Peak 
tor: Division and GMC Truck & 
Coach Division is: now at approxi- 
mately the same level it averaged 
during 1957, reports from the two 
divisions - indicated: today. 
‘jules which have caused a gradual 
layoff at Bontiac during the. last 
three months,: present Pontiac em- 
ployment is 12,600, compared to a 
new-model peak of 14,900 in No- 
=. the. Pontiac / statement 
said. i 
Truck & Coach‘: 
age monthly empleyment last 
year of about 8,500, the division's 
“November 1957 was-the month- 
of highest enrployment, with 9,021 
on the payroll at GMC, Of the 365 
laid off since then; many ‘of the 
employes’ who had seniority ‘have 
‘been recalled, and only 175 senjor- 
ity employes are now subject to 
recall,” the report said. : 
    ‘only equitable basis upon which to 
assess commercial property is the| 
bnrepeccreesr An Page 2, Col. 3) United States today ahoard viet TUIO jet aiclioer, ’ Prepare et bok: peta. se 
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Bishop Emrich Tax Cuts Proposed (Both Satellites” |" Da {Sings tor More” in Downtown Area- |Crisscross . zy Miss Skinner, 3 Others _ Than Supper- i ft See 3 * rst two cand (Continued ‘Page One) ss il incumbent, have. Se a : DETROIT Uf — The Most Rev.| oun the See wil CAMBRIDGE, ee ON ee ee ee “}the race for two expirin |Ri hard S, Emrich, bi of the Prope | CAM RIDG Mass. 5 on the Birminghe Commis- Heigh 5 > 
Birmin sh m, Executive roicconal Di of Mich an, rent. ica's satellite, ‘Explorer, and the| BIRMINGHAM * wee iad aad def! the tnd delegation wie,” = eon ak We Wd at Due, re a igha Episcopal Diocese ig; : 
_ 3 was the “most” last night. ats 9 Soviet Sputnik I both erisscrossjactress Cornelia Otis Skinner will/the United Nations apd as presi-| Merrill has filed-« morrow at the Manley Bailey Fun. ~~ te Be “Buried, Saturday |. “Immediate and determined|the United States today on differ-Ipe the first of @. group of intersTdent of the United Nations Generel Wiltiam H. jeral Home, Birmingham. Buria| | Happy about the unanimous ap-. thinking ‘should also be given bylent routes and altitudes. ee | petition as ® candidate for ® will be in White Chapel Cemetery From Christ Church proval of a $1,500,000 capital de he officials of Pontiac to reduc-| The, Soviet moon made wee — eaten no Bepnamads Wee : thrée-year term as city .| Mr. Herman died unexpectedly ‘velopment program : for’ his one of taxes which have beeniU S. sweeps beginning with PE 5 ron qn the ual leetu Town Next on the roster for the | sioner, Merrill, an attorney, has M y in New York City: while = 
Harry D. Wise, 67, of 208 N. cese, Bishop Emrich treated bare) ig on our industries. The de-lin the éast—and ending with a it = Secuuieed a "| coming season will be British: served for the past year as a COMM) oo ‘trip. : WilliamSbury Rd., Birmingham, queteers to a song. The banquet’ mand for their products Yas ‘e-'passage 100 miles southwest Paap fall, siren ds Alistai “Y:) author-scientist Arthur E. Clarke, member of the City Planning aoe _ ; 
died yesterday at Pontiac General Closed the 125th diocesan “conven- | ot | ganas Others include tair Cooke.) . master at making clear the | poard. He is married and the| 4 graduate of Birminghayn . ” : creased. Their overhead and taxes Los Angeles at a-height of about!mjadame Pandit and Arthur E. sesh cs ea ow 
Hospital after’ a brief illness. | tion. lust he d ased. Austerity pro-|140 miles. : : most fantastic facts and possibili- father of two children. : High. School, was employed | “i 
’ |, Bishop Emrich referred to. the grameare bow the order of the} 3 a. & Clarke, | ties of our coming age of space. Birmingham! by the Potter Moving and Stor. an » * weaideiat ak , forthcoming funds drive which day in many large organivat‘ons, pe SS , &: we ne hele ok is nepal nes ie pees Fe-election for) ®8° © Birmingham. T Mr, Wise. vag ag + Menctors| \wil enable construction of a neW austerity in government is 7n “ee America’s satellite, the Explor gigs skinner will apbear inthes! ical agp rie ‘ so penn teria. mutha’ Me. eile he wile 
a Division of the! diocesan office building to replace’ agetda for_ consideration - a Si git > ee Paar Sagan =i latest version .of “Modern Char man for five years of the British com : ' ‘!Phelma: a son, Charles Lee. 
= the present uncomfortable one at wou ifficu "acter Sketches.” ae dy. Hila artic’ mission. or * ince 0 aa 
Electrographic and  Stéreotype Lagtion. its altitude of about’ 800 Interplanetary Society. His articles for filing petitions is daughter, ~ Patricia at Corp. of New York, leaves. bis? aes ver dave i a a = ae oat | “During 1957, an omsctitten of aed oes wapage Cooke, of Ty's “Omnibus” jin Holiday, Saturday Review and at. onion ig to Irene meee; bie ees _ ae | ia 4 wife, Freda E.; two sons, Harry i nered,”” he said. “So _ perhaps | business men was organized to! The first ‘passage starts about fame, United States the New York Times, as well red ley, city clerk. » ¢ ot Birmingham, sister, Mrs 
D. Jr. and Dr. Robert P., both* of | should ar Gin pice” ' "| survey what measures could be \6:19 p.m. EST in northern. Mex- for the Manches- his books,» Exploration of Space coe Charles Cowsert of re: and 
~"Birmingham. The sons maintain) The a set to the tune of taken to re-vitalize the down- jeg, crosses Texas, Arkansas, ter Guardian, BBC broadeaster and Pyeniame og Flight, are | : executive sco 2 brother, Warner D. Pontiac. 
offices in Pontiac... > “Down in -the Valley.” went like | town retail area and = further ‘northern Mississippi, Alabama! 484 winner: of high awards in familjar to many. MA 3. Ba Po ac Sarcoma Bb eae 
Mir. Wise formerly was a re- ithis: i | decay. and "Georgia before . leaving the; news repérting, will come next he eee said the Y has a block of seats | Farms gg Red New York— 2 
search expert in the graphic | By the machine shop. | “A fair-minded, equitable reduc- coast of Cape Hatteras five min-| 0" the program, | Two more speakers completing) for the Saturday showing of “Old eee feoway tad on, =f S 
arts industry for the U. S. De- For all to see. ‘'tioh’in the taxes on downtown: real Utes later. From ‘her duties as ambassador next year’s program will be &@n-| Yeller,” a Walt Disney film, at |t e commercia 
partment ef Commerce. He was Battered and ee jestate; a reduction pay in line ~ &® *& * ney ee in India. egg sew nounced at a later date, according) » Detroit theater. : buckwheat crop. 
member of Christ Church Stands old 63. lwith the actual degline: in e,} the: will come “Madame : : bs 
Cranial Timers Oh | The pevormnce tought dom oul crite ue | Lan Angles nda shut $20 Pm ‘Lakshmi Pandit, sister’ of re SIE No Need to Pay Full Price|E Don't Say-Drug Store — Say. SIMMS, There's a,Dillereace Adcraft Club, Detroit Athletic ithe house. ir the ane of helping ive «(EST and grosses Arizona, New Prime Minister Nehru, to tell Bir-) — PRICES HED on | 
ere eee Fe on ee, Tee cele an hat sates All Famaue Brea Be: SAVE NOW! Nationally Famous ‘Club, all in Detroit, In ” ting the pa < ‘Oklahoma, - southern Arkansas, Cial and political developments ‘@mous Ore so 
national ete alr a FCC p be - i rises * * : Mississippi and Alabama, leaving from: the viewpoint of the teat TRIC RAZORS ... You CUT-RATE’ Prices! = I 
ond the Biccmfield Hits Country | 10 rs ty. ae “fhe ‘following schedule of re- the coast at _dachenerilie, Pie /647 of Asia.” Ca ' , Sees Ae ee 
tub. — . iductions suggested by this wr-icr about 8:29 p.m._____ ee 1 and 
li be meer bee Se | Ow R jis the result of careful anaysis * * * : | Madame Pandit’s long and dis. | MAIN FLOOR BARGAI? 
Soe S c ahs at fo i e n Ows land is iri’line with the thinking of} ‘Tie “fini passage tonight willitinguished service to her country! , 
Saturday. His body is at ‘Bel (Continued From Page One) |the State Tax Commission ¢-\crogs below the Southern Califor-|includes the posts of ambassador 
Chapel of the William R. Hamil- © Iplained in, the first part of- this|nia border and northern Mexico'to Russia, the United States and 
“ ton. Co., Birmingham. in the Miami home of George letter. vat about -20:22-EST. __ |Mexico. She also has served as . 
¢ * tt. | Storer, owner of sevew.radio-TV| «Reduetions proposed to’be made —— es eR a RP ——— | : 
Tt has been, asked that any Storer ay pa nigitare trom 1956 assessments, pervertagce |g For Friday a 
tel ees: te hate Wl & case pending ‘propdsed to be applied to both land | BIG VIN : 
a on “cake oR Se Hospital poh ag oe pointed out that and improvements: i & Seturdey b a 
er voi St +e H 5 
Building Fund Memorial for Harry tition. ‘The pocbeeeatiee Dworkin Both sidie of Saginaw iret ge, when mney burs more, it pare te. cempare—SIMME. : | c 
D. Wise. vacation”. was to examine TV fa-/f0™*Huron st . » @—4 4 2 : = cilities around Miami, he said.) reper rg — 5 i. LADIES ~ MISSES’ = GIRLS’ © (SAVE 32¢ on $ CI SAVE. 30c on . 
_3 Cities Meet to Work — He has on numerous oc- an easy rest £ Ballerinas. n. © NERVINE $ BACTINE . * * ca t t 2 4 e. 
on Bes Reliel Solytion | Steer, “ea pate: oy mans [gaan oft Reetinc Siite, Serky ad Fl ts ‘SCHICK Model 25, SELTZER sg ee et ee LANSING ® — Spokesmen for) ™SBt $12 “per diem” expenses iside 27.77 per cent. x an a Shaver Ey — 4 -66* 3 value 63° ____...__-_the_cities_of Ann Arbor, _Jackson| **_* — (Doerter explained Sot |. RR st ree a Hh se £lectric- ete ic ome : Value 
and Kalamazoo sought yesterday vane > ee oped | “Lawrence street to Pike street— 7 TE Reg. $2950 ° | : } 
fx focal bus Tines with the state! making speeches for which he mar nae arn — side 4 ‘ gmaDecin Reg. 58¢ © Rey. t5e «2 for i! " was given “honorariums,” usual- per i pape’ ‘ - : 5). Seay Geet: ae ly $100.) ". | “Pike street to Water street—|/ , Ta + ns : 
7 East west side 50 5. POWDER ; — ton-S Faville, chief assistant), ~~ He cashed a $165.12 cheek! ner cent. Wide 3 per cent. * : SPRAY. - “ 
attorney general, said no conclu- ® return flight-to Washington oun: dials te enalianaee’ tal s <a =: - WITHOUT bY 1 
sions were reached on the accepta-|70m Oklahoma City in 1954 al-|;ackson streets—East side 50 per “LADIES TRADE-IN et - ‘2 
bility of proposals advanced for|‘PWsh.he never made the ‘trip.|ent, pane —renacang a oe ose LOAFERS? - 12.50 = : : 
abating state motor fuel taxes and] per" 13 oo ne a > a ; — 
Soma fee et MES "two weeks ago afer the cunaillle T atures: i — SUNBEAM ‘G' Lge “ t attention.” 
: : =< heater tes ieee Higher empe — Electric Shaver   : . vigorously, 
Space Planning Urged tht there was noting morne Daeorded in Florida   97 || quam “2   WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen- ‘points out that commissioners are} i: + TRADE-IN 
-. ate Democratic Leader Lyndon (not only —> communications! (Continued From Page One) 3 : p85 ~ B. Johnson of Texas, speaking | cases, _ administrators; < Nbwest spring ; 
on space legislation said: “It is | All sizes 44% to ®. ; Lap aa Scopes is pee 
pe int tay new ace Ms, William R. Tracy S38 co tps Pi' in history. Events are three cold snaps. Buy now ane save. | yesterday and ptedged a stepped- (es and styles, » 
2 98 North SAA AAS. SHOES - 
     
    
  ton we tik and fat and ew {fj Na s, Fla, | ecliling there was-nothing they| {i Seglaew : ee ¢ 
-urgent we lay our basic. plans les in a. [could do about the weather, - 190: Street 
“now while there is still time for’ a. ee Deodorant 
reflection.” ~ Mrs. William R. (Helen) Tracy, Miami Beach on ‘the advertising| POYTTITITIVITITI 
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a former resident of Bloomfield campaign The amount of the ho-| 
Hills, died died yesterday at her home|te! contribution was not revealed. | 
— See eee na nt ihe sae of TS. GuiING DAMAGE | ia , 
heen 2 Seek oranhoet cd Pustioc Neck ithe tourist-conscious Mi» |i tcc ating WEEE 7   
  
  
Division also ‘ami area counted on better weath- 
ak dee oan the Hudson Motor damage was being figured) 
a 7 fe Cudiena. phen Mer tg aiabaat 
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i           Besides her husband she leaves, ‘ing weather this winter. 
a son William G. of Naples and Welfare officials predivted | 
a brother, Lt. Gen. E. B. Gregory more than 40,000 Soath Dade.       
    
  E. 8. SIMS ° of Washitigton, D.C. County (Miami) migrants—work- 
What is the sequence of cloud’) Mrs Tracy was a former mem- ers, their wives and children,     _Observed with the approach and! ber of Christ Church Cranbrpok) will end up on welfare rolis in Stole st uae is. tenuous: 
" artival of a warm front? jand the Bloomfield Hills Country, the-wake of the tatest tre tig. Limit $00 feet. None void to : i = 
* +The. | Of the usual mid-winter force of. “ WITH 2 The first clue, from the clouds,) Service will be conducted at 2 9.000 workers needed to keep fresh pa anaes go with : 5¢, TRADE-IN 
of. an approaching warm front is. P.m. \tomorrow at the Titman progice flowing from the rich’   
    ‘the appearance, very high in the} Funeral Home, Naples, with, burial | farming area, fewer than 1,000 Vv ; me | 
sky, of cirrus clouds. Then, Label f= — Memoria] Gardens, "found things to keep them busy Tos a Switch PHILLI “wena A ANAGIN. ar : ‘ably within a few hours, but may-| Naples, \ leer f a 29¢ Value : be in six to twelve, will come * 4 * ¢ 
cirrostratus. . | Experts said it will take several | a or S2e € ‘31.09 pod noni: ¢ : x *« + ews as . |days-te-calculate how much.‘ work : —Yaheo 5 Z = When these clouds, further lower-| iis left in the fields. Bc = tonne T ' ‘OF 100 100 ing, change to altostratus, this is Ba a in 
        
MUNICH, eahents (INS) — |__ In some places, potatoes — the | Imost iy, & 
front, ‘The next and. last ‘loud) A *¥eengined Beith siriner | last hope for some cppearcd at — Witch » Box formation to be seen will be the; °T#shed into a German village | many migrants — & all 
nimbostratus, and with these will. shortly after takeott from | right, but may die later. '£ a é td Value 
come rain.. The rain may last. Munich-Riehm Airport today, Agriculture spokesmen _have! : , 
several days, because a warm killing between 16 and. 28 per-~called this the worst winter for & i 3 na 
front often contains slow-mov ing Peeters o ain Me — farmers in Plains ers : 
steady rainfall, * a ek me 
4 « -% st 4s pledge as ee | Prospects for a big citrus crop 
‘The cold front will bring harder | Te whe covered the — season dimmed with’ the 
as short period, and pass! team’s tie game with the Yugo. | The strawberry crop was s about 
Se * | slavian Red Star team in Bel-\\ gone and flower growers were hurt/E | grade Wednesday. The char- \everely. : 
* | tered British European Airways: 
The Weather plane plunged jai to poe ' Automative taxes are the big- 
> a few moments after leaving the gest single money raiser for state E Feu U.S. Weather Bereas Report | runway. It crashed into the governments most years, providing oan pan Dye = > ihe =— end village of Kirchtrudering near (one-third or more of all stafe rev- 
rew—A few snew flurries utely tonight the airport, enues. ané temorrow. Lew tonight 22-26. anne " 
tomotrew neat 36. Nertherly conte ati 
, $12 miles an hour today and tonight | 
‘ becoming... northwesterly at 16-15 
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  = sit vaiee |B 10.95 
10° F Lady’ SUNBEAM [E-CISAVE 19¢ on, 
a0 =i Electric Shaver (— FEEN-A-MINT g % Sun Lamp | Reg. $14.95 ae 
" — “tHelder IE Ae _with iE 46 STRONG , DEPENDABLE * INDUSTRIAL TYPE * Cord ery ‘TRADE-IN Veins ¢ 
STEELG rt FIVING Es parte me sera hte 4 } \ 6 TDSAVE TA 
EE | 25-Foot BR . J trat ae For Dining, Bed 61 y Room , 
MODERN SQUARE 
LIGHT sing PO   
  evcccceccececes A $2.95 Value 
  
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— temperature preceding § a.m      
    
    
          
At 8 a.m.: Wind Velocity calm 
Sun sets Thursday at. $52 $.m 
@un rises Priday et 7:46 a.m 
Moon sets Friday at 9°17 om: 
Moon rises Thursday at 9.12 p.m       Seopoccccs : ah TROUBLE | 
—E TV Lead-in Wire Per Foot e., 
4 Replace old, worn + out ¢ 
or brittle TV. wire, 300- . : 
ohm plastic wea 
4 insulation.         
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33) at home, in the office, store or — 
, thes steel shelving bests. | 
ilt-ins . . . and what's more you 
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seh Pines recorded dewntewn). 
est temperfatdre ........... 0000-99 SMELF UNITS Meets ated Lowest temperature .......¢ssesue: 20 $ (es 
Mean temperature . 28 Me. $12-—36Wx 120x785" Wenther—Ciondy snow 3 ‘inghes. . 
  
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Cleveland © 
“Denver 
a      32). Memphis 8 “$37 — Complete assembly In j 
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¢ rack ‘Open That Piggy Bank . 5 Wea Your Savings Were Never Mightier!. 
\re Money Again! » + 
_ peeeeccsecocsooonsseness Right now, SIMMS hos the greatest collection GENUINE BARGAINS in our saleoly quarter century 
    
      
  . CLIP_ THIS COUPON e ge evevesvevevovesoeseoes, _ : ¢ of business... . our buyers have been WORKING OVER-TIME bringing outstanding savings to Pon- $ Bur ‘Em by the Carton. ¢ 
; * emember Back in 1934 — FREE S AMPLE $ ioc from all over the nation . . . merchandise you want and need for home and family is SENSATION- ° CIGARETT ES : : 
pall daled! we 0 tent vin ne | s. ALLY UNDER-PRICED! We can’t possibly list every item . . . but here is- another page-full of typical +e a Bo tg pol el 17- : presston when you had to be good at giv. & Deodorant $ MONEY-SAVERS thet illustrate how much you can expect to save when you swor AT SIMMS. -  @° Camels. ‘Chester- ° 3 - Nope a te nied = business . . . super- @ Just present this coupon for gen- : : field, etc. (Te sales ° 
ues became a habit wiih t : a erous sample of “EVER-DRY"—— a _ tax} 
eee ene Siete rd ic Stites § ~ Another Adv-full of Bargains for binge and oneipnd 9 A. M. to 10 P.M. 3 | eters oot Ring Sle, garten 2 ° ; i ea E Jz —Main r . 
»day—Pontiac’s 1-Stop Wonder Store es T- _COSMETICS OMain Floor) : —_ ‘shopping paaritel ec se : eeeceresoses® 
   
    
       
        
      
      
    
        may sha t secccesccovesooooooooos y og todlabes on savings. #4 
     
  Girls’ “Slim-Jim” 
Pants 
Shirt $5 Quality PECIAL PURCHASE — Save HALF ond More! 
Warmly Inner-Lined af. ‘2 . GALVANIZED Rust Resistant 
ie — GarbageCans 
        
      
      Mr. Meyer Sex —   
  
             
            
     Men’ $ ‘Sur- No need to wait-for. “Special Sale-Events’ to: , . 
Save money at Simms, Every day is bargain With COVER . 2 . 2 
day at this store that slashes, prices the year y 3 : a 
ine G abardine ~ ~ Nylon_and_ Rayer “ stinovd 2 $3.29. - 3 - izes 7 to 14 ———— : 
Flannel - lined Quality 
citar 7 8 7. Sout ante. with | Ample size—-20 GALLONS—-for family use. _ 
~~ $TT.95. : 3 Sanforized, wash- M R b S ; Z Du Pont Al Ht Drop side handies, cover included. Limit 2 per | 
Q lit ° able) —Main Fleer Wr, muUDe Dez — " -sponce HEAD Ath customer, : ae a - 
uatuy—— . a ‘ . fetes . nisics ‘ , 
Our business methods are no secret — we: buy Giant Self-Wringing New Scientific “SILI ONE” TJron-Board 
Sponge Mop Pad & Cover Set $3.95 T 77 $1.00 coli : Value i: 
Mr. Morris Sez —s: Wrings dry tnstantly—up to 50% 7; 
5 : . bigger sponge, roller bearing ac- 
     for cash at lowest prices; avoiding costly frills 
we keep overhead low so we can operate on 
. the “'smailest-margin- -of protit- known.”    Sieber Srest—Dethie Pockets wy ) 100% Wool—Fully Lined 
Complete Size Ranges, 36-4¢ P Child’s Sno-Pants 
aranteed FIRST quality - Heavy winter _ $5 Quality 
right, 100°%5. wool inner-lining quilted 87    
     
        
        
    
    
         
                
   
  rayonFull cut and-welt-made-_15°) 
nylon with 85% 
rayon. Limited cal . 
      
        
       
       | or ‘selection. F “ ; Customers -know—whe has the —“lowest-prices. JB ‘ton for Sale. sisiees, tt rong Cet ects and hele heat 
—Basemen ib style. elastie “ - 0 di , better ordinary beck: Knit inner in-town’’ .. . we had the biggest January hardwood —, mea teaches Pitiobrs sccletnt. 
"hoice ¢ usiness in our history, ‘Nuf sed. moisture proof. Limit 1 anklet. Choice of business in our history, ee a. bad wees colors: Sizes 3 to 
_ fix.     
         
         
       
           
   
      -Men’s and Yous Men’s. 
QUILT-LINED 
& Coats Regular $15 to $16.95 Sellers 
% Surcoats 8 7 
* Ramblers - 
® Reversibles 
® jackets 
All are lined and inner-tined. Jack Ses—Dad tells me that wg can't 
afford to have my picture in the adv. 
but I'm on the team. “Rubbermaid” Shelf Cushion — 
$1.19 ‘ - 
Value = 
24x11%-Inch Roll — 
For all kitchen cabinets. Protects glasiware, t 
dishes, reduce noises. Yeliow or black cdlers 
only 
—tnd Fiser —Main Floor 
    
   
         
    
      
             
     
       Deluxe CHROME Plated 
Oster Hand Mixers ELECTRIC PORTABLE MODEL 
     
   
      
   
     
                  
   Gown — Booties. — Blanket 
Infants’ 3-Pe. Sets $2 Value Specially Purchased Direct From Maker - 
BOYS’ and GIRLS’ ¢      
       
      ‘Rubbermaid’ Plastic 
     
          
   
               Wools, fleeces and nylons. .Good Winter-Weight Flannel , "$3 sae : a } $22.9 > 2 
selection of colors and styles. All  @ a1 Y Ww t B k t . 
colors. All FIRST quality. Sizes Pa amas i ‘| j as € as € Value ° 
- 36 to 46 but not in every style sas ' ry tT ; Save an actual $13.96 on this 3-speed Knit -boottes. tee . ea hand mixer with nee action, beater —Basement fieanel. men FIRST QUALITY—Sanforized and Coloriasi 
with taby blan- 
ket.. White- and 
rosebud print. 
Gilt pwekaged 
—Main Fleer € $1.49 electors, upright rest 
Seller 
Dustproof, unbreakable plas- 
tic baskets In 10-quart size 
10x64 x10‘ inches, Limit 2. 
—tnd Fleor 
         Biggest Style Selection! 
-Suburbans- Parkas       
                   For Dress or ‘School Wear 
             
        
  a r) Gizis’ Sizes Lito 14—Boys' Sizes 4 to 12 | % 
and Togglecoats Boys 100% Wool 3. Brand i got stock, oe {coat ad paints. i a sleeves, color ‘selection in 
—for Men and Young Men PANTS \ { girls’. styles, Mimited .in boys’. Full cut 
2 and well made for comfort. Powerful 1s Worth. $6 : : —Main Fleer - ~ . 2.5 Amp 
Vade to 87 99 E| ; - Sell to o” Nearly 1000 Pairs 3x5 ectric 
29 4 piesa € 1 Now. Sale-Priced! 
ed mt See ced ¢ DRILLS            
    
   first. quality MEN’S and LADIES’   \ fm Recipe era Deluxe tailored, finest _ materials, 
       
           
            
        ot Gi i a Aa —Basement 2 AN Regular wanted “tyles and- colors ully . aan i 
nd tone ao ps Flannel Pai amas §9¢ Value ___ —__ $23.95 Value b y AF Hi-impact styron plas- = rands inc luded Sizes 36 to 46 in . NY ahh _[E tie,recipe box in coral : a most styles— : or “chartreuse colors. Perfectly balanced for all werk—drills Ya" steel Big Bargain Lot! i ‘Cards not included and |”. hardwood. Die-cast aluminum. housing, sheet ii ain Sanforized Washable and Colortast 
; Sat Viens Universa}. AC-DC 115-volt motor; ~cool 
“ ues . : : . and      
       Girls and Childrens 
\~ Shoes To $3.95 Value 
> 18? 
Virtety of 
styles & colors 
Infants’ sizes 3 
tr € — Girls 
sizes 10', to 3 
—Basement    BARGAIN BASEMENT 
  $3.95 - Gitline ANCHOR-HOCKING 
Fine Cotton Broadcloth ire Tumblers 
len’s Sport Shirts Popu lar Horizontal Stripes.    
     
   __Ail Sida Jen Mon-Snd Lodies cee 
Men's styles in buation-front or ski 
type. ladies’ are coat style pa- 
jamas. Warm winter weight. San- 
forized mon-shrink. First quality 
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         Choice of Sess ig green Vidi 
giass tumblers in : 
m bandy wack of 4 Styles 
No mit. A reg- { 2 : 
ular J8c. seller. ry ; Ladies’ or men’s styles in calf, 
—tnd Fieor : ii, x steer, Morocco and pig leathers——§ ————| 
[ Change purses, sippers, ete. FREE :     
     
        
    
  Genuine “CANNON: Terrycioth 
Child’s Robes \ 
                 
              
        
      
    
                              
     Washable Flannelette 3 
Boys’ Robes ioice of colors in SANFORIZED 
      
     
     pocket. “No troning needed. Yellow 
or white. m-shrink cotton prints. A most @ $2.98 ball point pen with each billfold. 
se onal a le oF eves, evemee— ar sae cage 99, x 10% tax. —Main Floor 
pes small 45. large. ¢ aiue \ : FYIVOVETETIEVYNONT OT ICES eats Teeter ere ‘ = 
. onlbeseuiaia $2 Valve Small and pe i ean ee F SELF. WINDING — Men's [poor Style Medium ug f a re , 
Cc Wrap around style, long sleeves, one . ‘TIMEX Watches 
Main Fleer Washable Rayon Gabardine Sizes 264 Duiatle, ool- 
orful flannel . 
Boys’ Sport Shirts meee fortable .wrap- t 
around style. 
Basement       
Value - 
_ Self - wind ing wrist watch -in 
geld finish. Has radium dial, Zo 
$16.95 11”? ay a. 
                         
  
  ___Reguler $1.98 Matching : No Lotion Permanent : . sweep second hand, leathér zs : rap 16% lax 
Solid col Ors, 2 -way Seutt Slippers —Proctor- &- Gamble PACE - <= —* ane oie —Main ’ Fleer 
X collars, button- : ‘ 
1.3 thru pene long Value 19¢ | Home Permanent 3 —— anit _—Super-Special s on These sleezes. Sizes t h th ¥ — Pt 6-Quart Ca ecit 
<a aan acs WG re 3 Ree MAIR SPRAY Foe __Brief Coses: : — —Baeement ee 3 ~ $b # ; incl = = ee rd ‘= x = 9s Seeee - Kitchen on — eo 
_ eee? an zi Ranier e Gient 15 ox. with TOE-CONTROL Lip te -Inch ROCKHYDE TT : : : ‘ ater end scuff r wistant rief . 
“SPECIALS for CHILDREN : cate wiih handlen A egies 2 - ih 1 ™ 4 ofl ° aay C $7 99 4 $3 5 ngs : 
smelly lotien. » 16-Ine LEATHER 
Children’ s F lannelette Gives soft na- © t Value Genuine leather case with ca:ry qu "  . s ull @ in. regular 
== were. es ae All metal with rust- -reststiint in- $7.95 seller _— ; _ 
TON! ‘HUSH’ “DEODORANT 67 ¢ set. a 16-Inch GRAIN LEATHER 11 = Regular 98¢ selfer—limit Bit files nap oh ish mars, ill teas cases. ident. Yor’ protessienal ‘ , wesenin area . , . : people. . Regular $12.95 value. 
ca ie i er Duster TONI CREME RINSE” ] 33 10% Federat Tax om Cases, — 
V ith Plasticized Double-Sole Feet y ‘Tame’ by, Toni—regular $2... 0... cae ns 
100% NYLON 4 CASHMERE BOUQUET TALC 34 P Regular | , BOUQUET | os at 
fit Go| Girls Robes | ee enor mancs "5 ee eine Sik ‘4 .  Qillted tn Bastal Peat © Choice of shades—regular $1 50. ys ] : — = : ak. : a 
ae fe a 99 Ew | | * 2 l to 3 Value 
; : : ee : Sizes 4-14 
Washable pre-shrunk cotton flan--     
, ITALIAN BALM 
Skin *. 
. ages _JERGENS’ 
Coconut Oil E White ‘nylon quilted duster ne! for both F says and girls. Gripper With embroidered nylon lace 
fasteners. Maize or blue pri t de- collar trim. Pink nvlon pip< : : ing. Washabie, ‘no jroning. Sign. ~~ ~Maln Fiter Sine 
icant opiate Fieor   cocccccoooors 
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: zs e : vo ; : ‘fa : dk Vey: ‘ : « eaet Le SS ste Z a A : “ Me ee : a : : a 2 : 4, \ oe fee af ie - : oe . fo 
era ene ge ne ETE 3 “THE: PONTIAC PRESS, “rHRsbAY, _ Funan 6, 1058 “ pen ss depeaeha _ \ “ - — os 
Jesh chairmen of gious iacke, //Syearold dest: son of the tale 4 
Dea 1s in rby (Attend Confab po Missle and radiation biology Prince p08 Khan | | amma overly aid named ; jjwerealao.to be diacuased by: other En fo.0.N pnd gb oP yo — 
- CLARENCE W: RAACK = 10s" ‘Sess of Scranton, Pa., at Pontine Osteopathic iota uclear Science « ayes ee Fiat iach i ee ees, 
| ae Bot ou cae sinters... diy gyernyaniaey ‘legen : + ‘Pwo local: educators = smane: woxkahop sponsored ARA ‘ . 
‘Monticello St. died sudden ¥, MRS. WALTER §. SPRENGER ¥ her. sonis and 299 science teachers a W; Uni : st tarf interests, = 
{Wednesday afternooo. UNION LAKE — Service tor|‘@ushters, Robert N., Mrs. Dorothy/administrators- meeting“ at . Oak renga Carysier —. a petrale, Bak a Mnited Nations. ‘As to romantic interests, Aly | Mr, Haack is survived by hiStytrs. Walter S. (Marie) Sprenger,|R#baut, Helen “M.,, Mrs. Loretta|park High School today fr & Gne-/son-Co., -GenéralMotors Corp., ' pany. 
wife, Winnie; —three sons, Lloyd. 75—o¢ 7799 Barnsbury Fed., will be| McDonnell, alt ot Union Lake; day workshop dealing with nuclear|Greater Detroit Board - of. Conf ena tusband. of British some*months with-a French model 
  
      Roger and Gerald Haack at home; s : : merce, Michigan Bell Telephone : nerally k 
his father,.Paul Haack of Detroit; ped * g Ace pouty A eal Walter J. of Commerce, Arthur F.jscience in the classroom, Co. and Parke-Devis Co. {society woman. Joan Yarde-Bull “ Seabciees -—_ tyovel by 
four brothers and two sisters. 34) at Mt. pe owe Commiers.- ‘the of Dearborn, Mrs.) Rosemary Moel-| py Russell W. Ciurtis, Pontiac, er and actress Rita perv ‘At the U.N. headquarters ea 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Satu po. G Bartol will- officiate: | /¢F of Detroit; Mrs. Marie Austin Schools coordinator of secondary ae rd wauld have the rank. of verge me New York the prince will succeed , 
day from-the Wilbur Funeral’ 7. Rosarv will be said at g 0 Flint, and Mrs. Therese Ann'education, and Cecil Myers, nah Bully for Him 5 Mate al Pee Ki sees hain Sia Whe kncinen || ‘ 
Home, Romeo. i Seid ct x Schmidt of Farmington. Five of the Waterford Township Hi s Khan * : : : 
pm. Friday at C. .J. Godhard ROE, Tex. — Fred C. Bull] called to become chairman. of the brothers, 43 gfandchildren and/School science” department and|~ CONROE, Tex. in Karachi. . Pakistan power development au- _ CHARLES R, GRAVES "ire sre bege rig cen three great-grandchildren also sur-ichairman of the Oakland County|is « deputy sheritt for Montgom-| The appointment’ is in the na- 
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —'_@"*. “Prené 
Service for Charles Richard! 
‘Graves, 66, of 9905 Lone Pine Rd..| ) h Fl h . jwho dies yesterday at his home, } eat 5) sew ere 
iwill be held at 2 p.m. Saturday | . 3 
: at Richard-Bird Funeral Home. |_ LONDON ® — Charles Morgan, 
* | A farmer, he was a lifetime 64, British nevenms and oo 
| Mr. Graves was a member of cluded “ “The Fountain,” “Span 
~—+the--“Milford Presbyterian Church broke,” “The Ry oyage” and 
and was past patron of the Order Empty wan. Among his plays} ~ 
on Hac rin er vof the Eastern Star, Chapter 301, Were “The River Line and “The : 
Commerce. Burning Glass.”        
   
     
     
   
       et   iScience Teachers Association, were! ery County. : _ iture of a qqmatiation prize for the oot. 2 
eee ey Sensational Sale? * OPENA | ines 
“It's Easy to Open a Con- | Kimberly and Petite Miss. . 
tinuous Credit Charge — 
Surviving are his wife, Eva; a ~*~ *«& * _ eat 20: Your Acceant While Poy~ 
_ Dies at A }) son, Charles R. Jr. of Union Lake; LONDON @:— H. M. Tomlin. ing Only 9 Small Amount Monthly - 
ge pas . sister Mrs. Leroy Thomp-. son, §4, British author, was cor- ag — | : l d 9 c 
ae ‘respondent and adventurous his-]  ~ : ‘ = = : gee aon an . ‘ 
Harold G. Greehwied MRS. HOWARD G. HARBAUGH "an, ae a a a 
1 ‘Had Business. in City, WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP me = t ss eee — : 7. @ 
: iMrs. Howard G. (Melvina Agnes)> : ge al 
i. oF Or Packles Dr. = i 
Jacobs, 80, prea pers and | ; Semel easl # : died yesterday at Hehry Ford Hos- 
d Harold G. Greenwood, owner of Pital, Detroit. nr, oe a 4 She is survived by her husband. founder of the Metropolitan. Art Wone e 
the Greenwood Printing Co., died. Fu ' ngements are-pen d- School ot New York and the au- 
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yesterday in Pontiac General HOs- ing at Coats Funeral Home, Dray-| thor ef several books on art. . 
pital after an east of two weeks. ton, Plains. j * * * W 
irae emmy FOAMS, Ore fy — crumb. Mr. Ciemeeand. of 5ST Edward! MRS, YANKU MUTU |Walker deLaubenfels, 63, Oregon 
St, came to Pohtiac in 1919 and) DRYDEN — Service for Mrs,/State_ College zoology . professor founded his business a year later. _Yanku (Martha) Mutu, 78, of 5581 land ‘international authority on 2 P 
A member of the Oakland Atwell Rd.. who died Tuesday at Sponges, died. Tuesday. f= Llamac lown - in ; 
/ ‘County “Sportsmen's Club, he is ‘Ther home, will be held at 10 a.m. | *. “ 90 | : 
; KANSAS cry ‘@ — George ; See = : 
ie 810, F&AM Ledge No. % and.|Home, Almont. Officiating will be! Balefohr, about 55, assistant de- Coats’ :   
    
    i a life member of Elks Ledge No. (Saturday at Muir Brothers Funeral’ 
life member and past président ‘|the Rev. Paul Wittrig of Bethany, fense communications. manager 
of Eagles Ledge No. 1230. Mennonite Church, with burial in| for the American Telephone and , 
‘ ‘_ |Ferguson Cemetery, Almont. iTelegraph Co. in Omaha, died} : ° opin: —- adhe ney de Surviving are her husband; one! \yesterday. ‘ : ..» Diana Originals | 
ame aan ee cs Pon. | daughter, Mrs. Anna Sunda af} in ee Sizes s 
Sac.’ aa a. bother |Almont; two sons, Yanku Jr. and SANTA” MONICA, Calif, ® — 
An Elks Lodge of Sorrow will Adam, both of Detroit; seven! Author Henry Kuttner, 43, who 10-20 
. grandchildrerr and seven great: specialized in science fiction, died —_ be held at 8 p.m. Friday at the) adidas IT sre 414-222 
__ Sparks - Griffin Funeral Home. |@randc one "oe 
Service will be af I pm. Saturday! CHESTER K. NAUMAN ,| BIRMINGHAM, Ala. w — =] Ts ae -_ 
from the funeral home, with Dr.’ : : 
| MILFORD — Service for Chester H. L. Euler,-66, lecturer on | ' ; Te Mal Em tis ’ rT psy oge * E < 
Church officiating ‘Burial a Bel K. Nauman, 54, of 10420 Elizabeth! chology at the University of Ala] © Milium Setin: Linings ' 
in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. |Lake Rat., will be held .at 2:30 bama extension center since 1953, . . 
|p-m. Saturday at Donelson -Johnsidied yesterday. Euler, who was . 60% -Llamedown, a 
  
    
   
   
      
       
       
    
         
     
     
     
   
    
   
    
       
    
    
      
        £ 'Funeral Home with burial at W hite, born in Topeka, Kén., had taught\ 
ma Thoggeatul Indeed! . = poste Cemetery. ‘in Kansas before going to, Ala-. 40% ‘Wool - ____—_§§ ~ SENSATIONAL . . . Lovely famous brand 
Pe ee ee a a © Misses’ and Petite Vand 2p, al, 100% woot Ent dee Police Department isn’t thoughtful. | illness. | RALEIGH, N.C. w — Dr. Ever: Sizes 8 to 18 ms Sov ie erent erty 19:90! Sows Attached to parking meters in the| He leaves his. wife, Hazel: a ett Gill Sr., 8%, ef Wake Forest, . Kimberly's softly ess cardigan _and 
* downtown area are special mail daughter, Mrs. Fred Hamm of De- NC. former Southern Baptist The wonderful rich qualities of Worum- shaft-slim skirt knit im 100° wool with e 
boxes in which motorists ticketed) troit; two sons, Robert 0. of De- missionary to Europe, died yes- bo wool, combined with soft flamadown, “angel-wing’ wire stay collar . . . just one 
<— for overparking can deposit their troit and Lawrence Jeif of Tren-' ‘terday. He was born in Ran- PLUS insulating Milium linings... all of the beautiful fashions available. Choose e - fines. ton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs, ‘dolph County, Mo. — - exquisitely styled by Diana into the Beige, Aqua, Blue, Strawberry, Grey, Toast = season's top silhouette. Can you afford , , “3 . ' , . bug 
. : to pass up such a buy? Choose Sapphire Navy or Black. ‘Discontinued styles allow j 
FREE! , : Blue, Woodrose, Black or Mocha; . this terrific value. Come early! : | 
3 —— — —_ a Convenient Terms Arranged . . . Waite’s Third Floor Charge Yours at Weite’s ». . Third Floor | 
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OS = THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6,58 0 : an — THE 
a low Chami Might —<tentific. ana technical discoveries * ES" 
ae New. Chemical t __in both military and industrial fields. ~  6.%% 
Eliminate Lamprey _ ee ee ee .; ONT EY President Ersensower’s recent . _ By 1952 there were 10 science : yy _ Liiwa 
‘budget message asked Congress to attaches in European embassies. AT 
; 1 But in 1953 Secretary Dulles . = 4 
approve $915,000 for continuing ef — . : 
; ; ended their services despite pro- * 
forts to rid the Great Lakes of the ‘santa ob aetantiota tox this Az 
aartyactive ste verte country. In 1957 more than 500 © nat. 
This celles cre tice nat attaches _ Military attaches were assigned econ ‘This eel-like crea a S . to our foreign missions and not SaaS) look at the English Bobby, } 
itself to game fish and sucks their one scientific attache. = Ss rae satelensdly ets * SOS ae eer adam 
blood has become a No. 1 menace in ~*~ k& *& ; no es ee - rele sary - America ae te es wand in. 
recent years. Several million dollars _ The'House Government Operations = re Pingel ured so esata my ’ 
have been spent with Canada in @ Committee voted unanimously in P == a (& : Rev. Geettrey Day 
joirtt effort to rid the -waters of this 1956 to restore the program but > Gai : 
killer. | nothing was done. A member of the z ; . | — | ck eee 
All. sportsmen in this area, President's scientific advisory com-— “@ Man Has Answer pln mete 
along with the Pontiac Press, mittee recently wrote in Foreign : ze ee to ‘Who Pays? eae fo ny ‘Chi 
stand united in any and all efforts — Affairs: me ee nit Gurnee sh getlon shat 1 Bhd he sme exper . to eradicate our waters of this “A little timely scientific advice to ss ) 3 I am one who pays and can answer . °° Rnd fer those “too ean 
pesky creature, the Department éf State onthe Sput- _ ceca this, The man Oe Es: OR ee 2 
wk kw. : . : BB oneal qwas-seriously bert and 
Recent reports indicate that a new of the whole program of science at- = 2 paymerits for all women regardiess tm Jess than five minutes he was 
-chemical called Dowlap has been. taches and a fully staffed division . WOR R/ —~ 3 rae Pros 3 they bende rs og ep - en Sareterton 
‘found which may mark the end of within the department.” eo s. nas — a _ anonyme ye A age pints 
" : , : ee fe ae . 
the Beenpeey . x * * = ‘Matching Ensembles -_ authority can collect/if the poor ful care were were able tp take 
tn alo x * * . It is good to know that President : iain, beast ng goad pet nies Some eo Fok. © Ome — see one point females . a “chiefs,” he. 
For the last five years investiga- Eisexnower is restoring this Pro Navid Lawrence Says: - a | _ coat umdemtaga. ~ ” guight net be alive teday. We live 
Hammond Bay Laboratory of the possibly can of scientific advances Ik Dp ll - Ww t S ‘ie t T Ik ; — were treated just as well as 
®U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service under in other countries. . e; ules an umm alKSs Gives Her Solution 22. taxpayers. ee 
! ; } to Crime Problem Takes ad Se a the direction of Dr. Vernon C. APPLE- fer quod things ‘and passing cut 
    
"Yicg2rovident ard «| "Circulation Massger heavyweight boxing champion, - Seer", Masmapate. Sonnan, _ sohn L. Sullivan, ~ "Gecretary and Bator Mangers" = ied on Ground Hog Day 40 yearsago. =§ 
  ~ tural attaches and that science was ~ Home from a 
i Ta, Gate and Jouw H. Howe.t. Repre- 
sentatives of the Dow Chemical Com- South-Saginaw Lights 
sand chemicals they have finally WASHINGTON — There will be 
a “summit” conference if Presi- 
dent 
    
     
  : Clash. a S ° and Secretary 
pany have also participated. Still Slow Up Traffic . Dali. oe pes. 
we w& & _ South Saginaw Street traffic prssntay tg: das 
i - After testing some six thou- lights continue to plague the thou- will have to be 
  sands of daily users of this main 
artery through Pontiac. Apparently 
it falls in the unpopular category of 
another “investigation.” 
x *« * 
: ‘In this. day and age it seems 
The effect of the new chemical On _ractically next to impossible to take come up with Dowlap which is 
working with great success in its 
first stream test. Tests have been 
going on in Little Billie’s 
near Cheboygan. ° | 
‘rout and other game fish is neg- gny definite action .without - first ligible. But literally thousands of 
lamprey larvae were seen dead in the 
stream and backwaters. This is the . 
first real success with a specific spending many months studying the 
A study has been started in 
Pontiac. But apparently the find- - toxicant. me without doing a sing! etu- We ew ings will take several months. paar nay er yelge gee ae ; Since it is obvious that a bad in the world. 
The damage done by the iamprey —_gituation exists, it would seem « 8 8 
has been so complete that in recent that some local immediate action —_,, "= _Deside the pomt to argue years it has nearly eliminated lake — could be taken. trout and white fish from Lake Mich- Perhaps a solution “thight be to 
igan. Heavy inroads ate also being operate several of the lights on 
  
  
  
  
gram in line with President E1sEn- 
HOWER’S promise to do so. . 
Two years ago these attaches | 
were withdrawn from our embas- 
_sies. It now is planned to send 
. Science attaches to Paris, Bonn, 
Stockholm, New Delhi, Tokyo 
and to several South American 
countries at a cost of some 
- $200,000. But for reasons hard 
to understand none has been 
reassigned to Moscow nor to 
other Communist capitals where 
~we should be Kept informed of 
scientific developments. a 
x & w& 
Leading scientific groups . SPON- wirthday, ri 
red the original program in 1949 ‘Attorney J. A. Tilson, - Our Area Doing Fine Job in Keeping TB in Check 
Old age: When we get quieter— . 
about. 
  ures on tuberculosis are released.. Our 
growing density of populatién does / not 
seem to increase the TB rate, as ft has 
in Wayne County, when compared with 
out-state counties or other states.) 
With another case-finding program in 
_the offing, it seems that our efforts to i 
“locate the disease in its ineipjency vill. 
- _gerve to further decrease it here. 
  after a State Department reorganiza- who has beer a member gf the Oakland 
tion study. It was pointed out then County Bar longer than Any other man, 
that our embassies had, military, 488 only one strong objéction to winter. It interferes with his golf. 
month's political, economic, labor—and cul- 
| vacation in 
becoming increasingly important, in Florida, sy “< 
world affairs. The attaches were to Merten Hamsmger Kees the covers i : of Waterford, reports that his most en- Pp a ment informed of joyable experience was at Daytona Beach   
  
when it.warmed up enough so the frogs. 
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Mike Mayle   
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- RUREAD OF cIRcuLaTions °f 638 Homestead Drive; fifty-first wed- a" there is almost no view 
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’ ‘The Pontiac area continues to look like a health resort, when the annual fig- - 
Soon celebrating his eighty-fourth 
of Birmingham, phones that the great 
Norton Ave.; eighty-fourth. birth-” bility before the world for refusal 
to give a single inch in advance ministers conference in advance 
of the “summit” meeting would 
be’ an obstacle because of the 
“biased position of certain possible 
_in‘'a ministerial con- 
ference," he must. have known 
that Foreign Secretary Selwyn 
Lioyd of Great Britain and Secre- 
     
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Fresh Air Best Medicine 
            have 
exaggerated. Usu- 
ally they are less 
required for the 
relief of the ba-   3 . Js the substance of every proposal — ¢r, made in Lake Superior and Huron, amber during the more congested Sut tas wp'os ontned Cui : 
_ Any success to kill the dreaded ‘traffic periods. At least this would oar te coo rasp salle earn 
lamprey is welcome news. be a step in the right direction while out waiting for /any other issues 
os we are waiting for the results from acon J : . important point is that the US. Science. Attaches  ‘* ™**stigation. United Staten does not want - ei any single 
Restored to Embassies t.Man About Town Gecteu/eabiadben, taneh fe The State Department has re .. sw. -.. . “Ws realized there may be little 
activated the science attache pro (;OOd Record Here 22 <=" ™ But merely to agree, for ex- Ss 
tin 
over Western Europe through — 
of the tricky proposals for ‘‘disengagement” or withdrawal 
‘ened reenall by guillbie end ieive .persons.in public life on the west- 
ern side. 
“sammit”* _it 
not. likely to get anywhere. 
| If agreement is reachdd on only 
one thing, the adfinistration here 
‘would consider it worthwhile to 
  
          
   
   
            .by the character who conducts 
The United States and her allies‘ 
also want to see armament ex-— bies than for tran- 
quilizing the fears 
  stay in bed.’ 
If that sounds like a crack made 
Dr. 
today. os 
“Generally it is not necessary . 
to exclude fresh air from the 
sleeping room. Although an open 
window on a cold, damp night may 
sometimes excite an attack” (of 
croup),-he equivocated, “plenty of 
fresh air regularly given tends 
rather to diminish the susceptibili- 
ty.” a, 
You pays your money and takes night air — or cold, damp “day air treatment. 
  medicine one can apply in such 
@ case. 
not say that the patient may or 
should always be kept comfortably 
warm while taking the cold, damp 
winter- 
    
     \ Signed leters, not more than one pags 
or . 
health and hy; _ The state has a right to try a 
man or woman for murder and 
send that person to Jackson,;but I-—_; 
wonder if people are smart enough 
to find out the reason for these 
crimes. If they would vote Michi- 
gan dry, there wouldn’t be so many 
murders, and auto accidents. wi'l 
never stop until they do Taverns 
a a@ man untit he P 
walk and then let him get in his 
car to drive home. People don't 
  
‘Bugs’ Baer Says: Democrats are playing Repub-* 
lican inertia for all its worth and 
as much as they can borrow, 
But he can laugh at himself 
like a clown putting on his face. 
At the banshee dinner to Burris 
  compliments, we wouldn't have s» 
much time to criticize nl we 
find—our—world a happier 
place in which to live. - 
Mrs. George Granger 
2541 Auburn Rd. 
  
P E e = 
.By JAMES : METCALFE 
I have no “scrapbook” of our . « Because that term is 
- sidered 
  
~~ 99 Years Ago 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist: . a seven-year haryest for me." < 
  
Middle Age Melanchol 
| pioneered with the release of 
medico - psychological facts to 
help people live happy, well ad- . 
,fusted lives. In fact, you will 
learn more marriage facts from 
‘this column.than you can get 
from high school and college, 
. 80 be grateful to your news- 
paper. : ao 
BY DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
- Case X-322: -Maude R., aged 44 notion’ that mankind has inherited 
from past generatjons. 
<7 e * 
To be specific, the womb (uterus) 
is not primarily a sex organ at all. 
It is a “maternal” instead of 
- You readers know that you can have your appendix removed sur- 
in 0 typteel heserwile. ‘= gically and. still enjoy food- just 
Crane, 1 am jittery and 
during which —I began. 
“And I get 
crying spells compietely as before. : 
Well, the womib can be removed 
LOVE FACTS 
      
  y Decreases 
tire body are not linked to a womb a person passes a certain, birth- 
day! 
Neither does our color sense or 
ability to hear tones or smell 
odors, ; 
For the sensory cells of the en- 
       
  - your choice. If you like fresh air, feel as it life ‘The female womb is relatively Holt assures ‘you it is good for ie -1 it inert. It has very little sensitivity. — 
you. On the other hand, if you don’t i a. © eR, - ! 
like it, Holt assures you it’s just - ies, dow ge It can even be removed surgical- oh as well to exclude it. ee pow — ly and unless the <ainedgignr A etc. But we 
I have told here how 1 tried “But it is ter. of the operation, he wouldn't even '¥_ftom 100_per cent to sero 
copper sulfate as a quick emetic oul ™  rifying to think know the difference, i ee ee 
on our own baby — afd ever I am on the shelf and no longer | But many women in past cen -" i. after carried it in my emergency. tomy “ __,_ turies viewed their womb as the Many wives refort to us doctors ng ; “I gfow melancholy and feel as barom€ter of their feminine that they enjoy. marriage far more oar (aale Oh Mteiey he hoger 
‘ fSinee It starts fo function in d previously, so the physi- the middle teené and stops im js Side of marriage ; 
Torieously imagined it was their/ 
~~ It wasn’t, So, get wise to mod- ern medical facts. Then you'll 
not get into brooding~spells and : become unduly tense "or net 
just because you have passed 
-_was perhaps just above treezin rome Ye 
; = The if P 2 ng thi : ian . - Re = * wy : : 
. eeld, damp night air was prompt- A wife can. be thrilling’ and ceed ts 
ly evident. The baby began to  thrillable as long as she lives, ff (genitalia, © 
went to sleep. Cool or cold damp and. does not, succumb to the false 
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      Una Merkel “Making Coinabacke at 54 er Eg 
_ By PHYLLIS BATTELLE fa " For the last decade, this lady; ald chante ae te” ‘the next two years, cae and 
  with hair the color of other ladies'’ front-lihe circuit for the USO. worked even harder, sometimes/Una, in the next room under seda-1. _ NEW YORK (INS) — Anybody ‘ 
| who doesn’t remember the gentle|Sngeraails has had.a rough time] ‘Then ong Clrtetnae ve, (1 lon three molies at once In 1915,Iion, nearly died too from'the gas 43) 1 cab 
— <n guy named nat somewhere along the late de-| months im na Merkel S11 7% * *\peesion years people stopped| found I was tee emotionally in- 4 ~ i : la ng at sheer dizziness, volved 
Una was the femininist's Stanley! 7. main reason is. that she| to much, Laurel. The traveling: salesman’s| ced too hard, worried too much| "yt was like having no skin aver spur to keep smiling.- The only ; e 
_ scenes she didn’t “steal” were the for the world and for several years! your nerves.   
      
      ones she played opposite . Jean: lost interest in everything. te -@ .% ; 
: Harlow, and you cart call that}. “I. was. going along fine, -3 iss Merkel, who is 34 now and 
- Una’s fault; ‘she was upstaged by suppose,”” she siys today, re- like Lillian Gish at 26, smiles 
___nature, ule : membering back to the war jwistfully. “But there was more.’ 
* teens for You   
Oui: ‘Name State With Most Oldsters Can- you name the state with} The common belief that lots of, Nebraska. 10.5); aiemessin (9.8); 
‘ the largest percentage of olderjolder people move to California|Rhode Isjamd (9.7); Wisconsin 
people? and Florida when they retire is/(9.6); South Dakota (9.6); Mon- You win the brass ring if you|accurate.: But, there is also’a lot}tana (9.5); Washington (9.5); Con- 
nameVermont, according to Bu-|of younger people moving to these necticut (9.4); Illinois (9.4); New 
reau of Census officials who gave/states. Thus, with both older and)York (9,2); Pennsylvania (9.2); : ; 
me the latest figures a few days|/younger people moving in, the|Oregon (9.2); Indiana (9.1); Ohio} ~ ; 
Se percentage of older people doesn’t! (8.9); Kentucky (8:9). = : ; 
= 114 per cent] increase as one might think, | cojerado (2.2); New Jersey | 4 = i uN ti out of every 100 ‘Vermonters were! . England Midwest : . Callforni e 
won tk le ct ee ‘rank high te percentage of"eid: | (8); North Dakota (8.4); West . nies aa 
Hampshire ipa _cnt) an Senne tat Boone em | Ya (Diet of nt . — and Missouri (10.8) or these regions, leaving the | messee (7.9); Wyoming (7.6); per cent). : ‘| elder people behind. Alabama (7.5); Michigan (7.4); 
ea more S¥F- | ‘The Southern states, as a group,| Delaware (7-4). - { ot the top 15 don't rank high among the states} Texas (7.2); -Virginia -(7.1); 
higit percentages Of {with older people because their (7.1); Matyland (6.9); are in the Midwest j,irth rate is high and the death (6.9); North Carolina 
and New England. Only Florida, |_.:. among older people is higher| (6.3); Arizona (6.3); Utah (6.3); 
Arkansas and Oklahoma re jtnan in most other areas, . ‘| South Carolina (6.2); New Mexico 
among the top 15 from outside | Three states — Florida, Arkan-| (5.7); Nevada (5.3). 
Florida ranks ninth with 10.4)an unusual increase fm ‘the Per-| jiobiems may be addressed. to per cent of its people 65 or older.|centage of older people since 1950. “Social Security,” in care of The 
‘2 per cent) and Okla-| Arkansas_which ranked 29h in| pontisc Press. Questions will be   
  
         
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LAC ‘PRESS. THU RSDAY. F oBRUARY, 6.1958   
g Gunmen Held 
-inStor Police Toke Up Chase 
After Grocery Robbed 
~ of $635 i in. Inkster. 
DETROIT. @ ie ‘gunmen, wounded during a ‘police chase in 
western. Wayne County yesterday;} 
are being held for investigation in| | 
the $635 holdup of a suburban! ee 
Inkster grocery store. « a 
Everett Woods, 38, was shot’ in 
the neck and Frank Strange, 35, 
suffered a head wound when’ 
struck by a poli¢eman's billy club. 
Both are oe ed of - subur 
Wayne, 
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Police took up the’ chase after! . 
two men walked-into an Inkster} — 
store owned by James Smyth, 
pointed a shotgun. and pistol at; . Commentator Not. 
Fired for Words © 
-|YAW  Secretary-Treasurer Emil on Reuther-UAW 
DETROIT  — The United Auto| 
Workers Union denies it fired ra- 
dio commentator Herbert W:_Hoo-, 
Ger because he criticized. UAW| 
  : * 
a UAW spokesman said pint a 
day. that Hoover, 39, was dis- 
charged, for “medical reasons’ 
and for ignoring an order_from 
Maze y that he see a physician. 
Hoover was taken off a daily 
UAW program, “Shift Break,” 
(WBBC, Flint) dan. 25. A few 
days earlier, he had criticized 
Reuther’s plan te include 4 prof- 
it-sharing proposal in UAW con- 
tract negotiations with the auto 
Industry this spring. - 
Hoover said’in the broadcast he, 
  him and several customers, and). 
told Smyth. to empty ‘the contents. 
of -his cash register. 
Sheriff's deputies spotted — 
Woods and Strange in a car a 
few miles away after a house-     
  " BIG MAN, LITTLE CAR=The photographer couldn't tell what, 
six-foot-six Sam’ Kelly was thinking as he peered down on_ this 
Volkswagen in Casper, Wyo. We imagine he was probably trying 
wife reported. - seeing the men . — 
fled i the vehicle. ‘Pureved at eta a aa sain 
—nhigh speed, Woods halted the ; <=   
“ear and surrendered after a | 
deputy shot a bullet into his 
neck, 
Officers said Strange refused to 
come out but climbed into the   driver’s seat and.escaped amid a hide in some bushes, the hand by a shotgun! 
into'a food locker, 
on   supported a shorter work week 
jwith more take-home pay and said million dollars: 
The broad outlines of the ap- | ‘GOP's Budget 
Republicari Legislators 
Aim at the Reduction of) 
State Expenses 
LANSING ce The pattern of 
Republican budget-makirig appears 
to be taking shape in the legisla- 
qure, with one major objective the 
reduction of state government op- 
erating — by 3 to 5 A oad cent? 
below 1957-58. 
* * ee c 
This would close the gap be- 
tween outgo and estimated income 
from existing revenues in 1958-59 
by about 15 million dollars. More 
of the slack would be taken up in 
fund ‘manipulations, leaving a 
“manageable” deficit of several 
proach emerged as the Senate ‘House ‘Taxation Chenmnities chair-| 
man, yesterday brought in a bill | 
ito ‘channel’ 18 million: dollars into, 
‘the depleted state treasury by the 
. (deferred payment platen: Hifior, | 
Taki Sha e. | Two other Conlin bills would 
| dump into the ‘state treasury" gen- 
‘leral till $2,760,000 now lying idle in| 
the World War Il and Korean War 
veterans’. bond redemption funds, a 
70 Pct..in Area Pay 
‘57 Property Tax 
At least 70 per cent of Water- 
ford Townsifip's taxpayers have} 
spaid their 1957 property tax, ac-) 
cording to Dorothy Olson, township | 
treasurer. { 
Residents ‘will hive “until 
ruary 28 to pay taxes at the town- 
ship hall: 
If they do not pay them by then, | 
a four per cent penalty will be 
imposed, one half per cent interest 
will be added each 
month and the bills will jave to’ 
be paid at the county treasurer's’ 
office, according to Mrs. Olson.   
delinquent.    
   
   
— 
Feb- i NOTICE of PUB I The Pontiac City Commission Has ‘sduclaad 
hearings for. Tuesday. February 11, 1958 at 
p. m. Eastern-Standard Time in the: Commission.Cham- | 
ber, City Hall, 35 S. Parke Street, on Intention’fo con- 
struct two-inch asphaltic concrete surface course and 
related work on the-following streets: 
Burt Street from LeGrande Avenue to Hillside Drive. 
East Chicago Avenue from Baldwin to POSNER 
East Colgate Avenue from Baldwin.to University: 
Colorado Avenue from Bagley.to Franklin Read 
Carlisle Street from Cornell to Columbia 
- Fairmount Avenue from Baldwin to Carlisle 
Jefferson Avenue from Cadillac to Kimball. 
Kimball Street from Jefferson to South End 
For further information-see legal notices. 
Interested property owners are urged to appear. 
Dated February 5, 1958. se         
    
ADA R. EVANS, 
City Clerk     
      
           
        
    
    
                      
    
  Appropriations Committee 
  plunged deeper-into Its analysis 
  ‘Reuther’s pian ignored long-stand- 
ling UAW opposition to wets 8, 
ing. 
- The commentator was an em- 
\ploye of the union's international 
headquarters and- had been as- 
‘signed to Flint since 194. 
  
flurry of shots, The chase was; A customer at the store, Theo- Killed by City Bus 
taken up agdin minutes later and dore Hawks of Garden City, was 
Strange was captured on the west, struck in 
kage of Detroit as he sought to’ pellet when ‘one of the men fired iday night when he was struck by GRAND RAPIDS up —~ Anthony. 
\Gurininsky, 67,was killed Wednes- 
a city coach lines bus. 
  ——4 of Gov, Williams’ 361 million dol- 
‘lar general fund spending pro- 
gram. ae 
Meanwhile, in the House ‘the | 
ring payments on liquor purchases 
and Republican leaders. 
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  “North Koreans. 
  6 
But Include. “Provisions 
4 Sure to Be Rejected by, 
ROK ahd West | 
| 
Korea's! 
again) 
under   TOKYO @w — North 
Communist regime called 
today for free elections 
neutral supervision to unit 
divided peninsula — but 
“more “tacked on conditions South 
Korea and the West _ were sure to 
“Yeject. zs 
The four-part proposal was 
adopted by Premier Khim I Sung’s 
Cabinet. in session with the Peo- 
ples’ Assembly and Communist 
party leaders. As broadcast by 
Pyongyang radio the plan pro- 
posed: * 1. Simultaneous 
all foreign troops 
, U.S. Army and Chinese 
teers.”’ once 
withdrawal of 
including the 
“volun- | 
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2. Free elections.throughout Ko- 
rea within a definite period after 
the withdrawal, -They would be 
held. under supervision of a neu- ‘One Engagement 
e they 
|Hagerty \President noe 
- Reccnise of Cold | ——$—<—<$$ jr 
Ww ASHINGTON wP— Presideit ping, whining one nt lo under the home ‘six scared 
(Eisenhower's cold caused cancel- ever heard!” 
‘lation of one of his engagements | 
‘today.. But two other appoint-| 
iments remained on his schedule. 
They are a meeting of the Na- 
tional. Security Council and a 
meeting with a delegation from 
the American College of Sur- 
eons 
* * * 
The President, who has been 
bothered by a sore throat and 
‘hoarseness, cancelled plans to at 
—tend—_a—breakfast prayer —meenng 7 
sponsored by the - International 
Council for Christian Leadership 
He had agreed to join a group of 
senators and fHlouse members at 
the early morning session, as he 
has in other years. 
* * * 
He decided against gding to the 
meeting because of his cold, White 
House press secretary James C 
said. Hagerty added in 
reply to questions that it was a 
precautionary decision. He said 
the President's cold was no, worse. 
Eisenhower's. cold 
throat developed Sunday night aft- Dogs Lured Into Cisteret |: Soe Blankenship, member of ress that lured them under the Note Artists Centenary. | 
by. Canine’ Temptress y 
| BELTON, Tex. —Mrs, D. H.) 
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  equality’ between the North and|G3__ 
South Korean governments on the! 
‘election and North-South cultural | hopes to get away again to the 
exchanges. Kim also renewed his South next week to try once more 
suggestion for free North-South for some warm sunshine. i 
travel and postal Saou ations. | Nc re 
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Be North and South Korea to a n If q In 
“minimum” in the near future. f C d f | 
In the South Korean capital of: or usto y 0 
Seoul, Vice Foreign Minister Kim) 
Jong Do termed Kim's proposals; 
‘jargon not even worth consider-'aged Leona Moore buried her | 
ing.” ‘parents yesterday, then took hold 
Although North Korea has ad-'as mother to her seven orphaned j 
«vanced all of the four proposals ‘brothers and aiaters. 
before in’ one form or another,} * 
this latest bid did not suggest a A neni is aie here” Monday | multination political conference on the 18-year-old Mrs. Moore’s 
‘on the. Korean question. request to have legal custody of KELLOGG, Idaho (” ~—Teen- 
_ conference in the past -because it ages range from 2 to 15. Ps 
was unable to reach an agreement Probate Judge Peter Dutresne | 
on the Korean igor at the 1954-indicated he-wouht-appoint her as) Geneva meeting, which drew u s . —. sek ccadmer p — since ‘she is the closest: 
South Korea and the United The married 14 
Nations have flatly refused to ne- months to Edward Moore, a Bi 
gotiate with the North becadse year-old Lewiston, Idaho, paper 
this would imply recognition of worker, is determined to keep: the 
the Communist regime. family together. The Moores have 
no children of their own and plan 
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and Donna Larseri, aged 41 and 
36. died last Thursday when their 
car crashed into a telephone pole. Sought by Hudson Many residents here have come Staate Rep. Leslie H. Hudson 
(B-Pontiac) announced today he is poral money, clothing and 
introducing’a bill in the legislature: 
to increase the annual retirement 
pay of-veteran sthool emploves 
? who do not qualify for social secur- 
= ity. : 
  Alexandra's Clothes . 
_ Found, Not Jewels * * * 
: Under the provisions of the . LONDON (#—Princess_. Alexan- 
: -measure, $1,800 woulld be the min- dta_ got ber stqlen clothes back 
imum for those with 30 yéars of but the thieves kept $4,000 worth 
service. Hudson said the bill would of jewelry 
affect some 4,250 persons, and cost Alexandra, 21-year-old daughter 
about $2 million annually, of the Duchess of Kent and cousin 
Hudson said the bill would pro- of Queen Elizabeth II, stopped for’ 
vide retirement payments. of $60 a midnight cup of coffee Sunday 
per year for each year of service.after a weekend ih the country 
“It. would take insufficient retire- and somebody swiped her two 
ment funds of $500 a year and.suitcases from the car 
raise them up to a decent level,’ The luggage turned up vester- 
Hudson said, day in a railway station Hagerty said the President stil fi ’ 
The West has tyrnéd down~a the childrén granted her. Their | —          
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Popular 12-ft,, Width 
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This modern, textured: pattern will-de- 
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‘And at -just-5.99-a—square~yard it's : 
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Wool and Rayon 
Many Favorite Patterns Square Yard 
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to athletic Director r 
NEW YORK —— A’ group of meni 
’ who “aren't going anywhere for'| 
awhile. have built a shiny pink’ 
sports car from a pile of junk. | 
The men are inmates at the Iowa 
State Penitentiary and the auto | 
was a gift to a prison official. who! 
is helping them rebuild ‘their lives. | 
* * * 
The convicts hand-tailored the, 
car for J, Roby Hilpert, the prison. 
educational and athletic director. | 
Hilpert get tuto the act back in | é 
1956 when Warden Perey A. | 
Lainson wanted te set up a vo. fj —- 
tion   
  
    dramatically priced! 
spring coats” 
all regularly 16.98 
           
       
‘Their first project was an auto} 
repair shop where skilled inmates 
became instructors and unskilled! 
ones enrolled as students, No pres-| 
sure was exerted—in fact, the men’ 
lost the daily 25 to 70 cents they’ 
might have earned in the prison‘s! 
factories—but many were willing 
to take the loss in order to learn! 
to use their hands in constructive! 
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* tal, radio and television, commer- 
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vas yg A added, and each of them. 
had a full complement of enthusi- 
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favorite styles, fabrics, 
_costume-making colors ... . 
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their talented. inmates . will -keep . 
their’ eae the ground and not regularly § 
go in fe construction of helicop- ° 5.98 to 7.98 
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‘Yes, We Have | Here are your favorite styles, and fabrics; 
some are rayons, cottons and blends 
worth much more than this low sale price. 
Some prints, checks and solids. 
Sizes 7-15, 10-20, 144-24. 
Women's Ready-to-Wear. Second Floot No Bananas’. 
Composer Dies 
NEW YORK @ — Songwriter ‘ 
Lew Brown, 64, whose hits in- 
cluded “Yes, We Have no Banan- 
» as,” died today in the Hotel, 
Navarro, '   ne ® face 
He wrote many Broadway mu-| 
sicals with Ray Henderson and 
the late Buddy DeSylva. 
His first 
“Please Don’t Take my 
Man Away.” 
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He was a member.of the firm 
of DeSylva, Brown and Hender- 
. son, Shows. they ‘wrote and pro- 
duced included ‘Hold Everything” 
“Three Cheers,’ “George White's 
Scandals,’ “Calling All -Stars,”’ 
“Fiying High,” “Hot-Cha,” 
“Strike Me Pink," ‘Forward 
-March,” and “Follow Thru.” | 
They .also wrote the songs for 
several motion pictures, includ- 
ing “Tarnished Angel,” “Caro- 
lina,’ “Sunny Side Up!" “Stand   
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Regularly $5.98, 99 
YOUR CHOICE : ‘each - 
- Lightweight pull-on fn nylon and rayon 
power net with acetate, rayon and 
cotton- satin elastic panels front 
and back for added control and 
       
        
      
     
     
     
   
   
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It comes in every 
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Biltwel Shoes! 
Reduced ‘$1.10 - 
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gos for Your Active > Youngsters ‘All Nursery Rhyme 
shoes are made of the 
: Soltest' glove —jeather 
with adjastable non-slip buckle sus- and have back counters 
that Held, but “won't 
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Lead Shoe Dept.. Mein Floor 
Save 54« 
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Reg. 1.98 ay 44 
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Lo) An unbelievebly tow price to pay for 
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P. luxurious nylon lace and rulfles, “You 
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penders. Both=-of vat-dyed orized cotton twill 
(maximum s ae less than F%). 1-46. pene cneoriment 
   
       
        
   
   
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53-PC. DINNERWARE SET 
Famous Stetson dish set, 
service for 8 for | cent with 
your purchase of any gos 
or electric range. Your choice of $10 worth 
of current records for only 
@ penny with your purchase — 
of any Hi-Fi phonograph, 
2-DOOR UTILITY CABINET 
White enamel. double door 
utility cabinet for a penny 
with your purchase of any 
refrigerator. 
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  THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 _ 
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“aitunsbay, F EBRUARY 6, 1958 + ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, = i 
Belves an Omnibus Farm Bill 
WASHINGTON aNs) — 
when Senate Agriculture Commit- 
fee members set a March 1 dead- 
line for drafting an omnibus riea- 
‘ longer. =_Pange 
jAmerican 
The agriculture committee 
meee Nerre: © e separately 
on several farm measures 
have aroused little political ment 
and already have President Eisen-|" 
nore ere : 
Heading che Red of virtually un- 
farm measures is exteh- 
sion of the socalled ‘480- pro-| 
_ gram,” which permits disposal of 
farm «surplusés . overseas U. &. 
through native currency sales, re- 
lief plans and exchanges for stra- 
tegic materials: : 
He added that the authority to 
ship government food stocks is. 
needed in order to cut the Com- 
Train Hits Car; 
‘1 Escape Death “Auto Thrown 55 Feet   
but Milford Man, we 
"git Seriouty | ‘Hurt 
a ti lia 
gerty road and crossed the Grand 
Trunk track. “He told Oakland 
County Sheriff's deputies he did 
- not see or hear: the 1$-car train. 
The engincer, W. R. Bradley, 
      
      
    
    
       
   
       
   
     
        
    
     
         
                   
          
      
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Jui cikeck cach cheek 9 tullen 
an hour and sounded his whistle 
. _ before the intersection. 
‘King was treated at Pontiac 
pero naps 2 “4 lacerations 
Nelle trtiagane. 65, =o ca 
taee tng ast 
King’s auto came’ to ‘rest about 
8S Sock soutbnie eee salted 
track. 
Brussels Offers ffer: Site 
of Fair to Euratom = os 
    
  
  Chances 
of Congtess passing a geferal farm] tory 
bill this year brightened yesterday} 
Motice that he will 
Ellwood Ave., said he {School odie Cre Gotha inven- 
ators nechod the adminis- 
tration’s request for a $1,500,000,000 
one-year extension of the program. 
Other farm groups plugged for a 
The   an average one-billion dollar: rate. 
- Other farm bills that appear to 
000| face little opposition would extend 
the national wool act, continue the 
special school lunch program, and 
finance the eradication of bru- 
  program. 
farm sn ngetetion nied cna & pile disease.   
In Walled Lake ‘Community aie 3 
  
Story Hours 
- WALLED LAKE — Beginning 
{lll 8, = Walled Lake Story 
present a story hour 
eer oe each Saturday at 
‘the Community Library located on   
Units to Merge. Addison, Oxford, Orion 
Brariches Set ° Special 
Consolidation Meeting 
ORION TOWNSHIP — Consoli- 
dation of branches of the Ameri- 
re-lcan. Cancer Society of , Addison, 
Oxford and Orion Townships is 
being planned in a special meet- 
ing at 1 p.m, Tuesday in Orion 
Township Hall, 572 S. Broadway ecard ‘deka tan iuesibdine’'te 
  
Scheduled 
Dry Goods building. 
Lake and the surrounding area 
have been invited to attend. 
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teacher at Decker Elementary; 
'|School, will be the first league 
member to the young- 
stefs with a story. League.m<m- 
bers will take turns at: telling 
stories, each taking a full hour. 
Action taken at.a regular meet- 
board tast night at the library 
resulted .in the addition of Mrs, 
Pearl Wallace, Mrs, Joyee Gar- 
land, Mrs. Mary Palmer and 
Mrs. Ruth Brede to positions on 
asa volunteer librarian from 2 
to 4 p.m. each Wednesday. 
- tt. & "Ss 
Mrs. Omar Joramo, head Ii- 
brarian, reported that the ubrary 
loaned 177 books and processed 14 
requests for reference bodks--in 
December. She -also reported that 
}218 books were loaned in January, 
in addition to the handl of 52 the second floor of. ‘the Ramsey) 
Children in the city a Walled}. 
Mrs, Mary Weborg, sixth grade! 
ing of the Community Library | 
the board. Mrs. Brede will work |- WINS FARMER'S. WEEK CONTEST — Se of Lake Orion, was winner. 
- Showing Ribbon at the Farmer’s 
Michigan State University campus, East Lansing. A short course 
student studying general agriculture at MSU, the Lake Orion youth 
outclassed 40 other MSU students for the award. Because all ani- 
mals exhibited were university   ‘on their fitting and showing ability. At Blanche Sims School   
of the Dairy Cattle Fitting and 
's Week contest ‘last week on the 
owned, contestants were ranked 
  
  
Schedule TB Skin Tests 
  
‘requests for reference   
  Gases Gecely sechaunen have 
oereeet ee OS Se 
ger of these branches 
greatly in the eaeavisant vr 
from the cancer society more 
completely. 
* * * 
The branch headquarters in the 
‘Orion Township Hall will continue 
its Tuesday hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
            
   wet. 
  
jcases to Seven; measles from 33 Measles Cases 
Reported in Week’ 
‘Chicken pox, measles and 
city and County health departments | 
last week, according to Dr. John 
D, Monroe ; health director. 
In the county, the number of 
cases reported last week 
to the previous week rose in chick- 
en pox from 25 to 58; measles, 
from 11 to 4 and mumps from | 
'85 to. 106, 
increase during the same period 
with chicken pox rising from no 
   to.three and mumps friém six 
following is a comparative 
breakdown of the communicable 
diseases reported ———- 
3 + = >t SAUWhe Og 
  
  
Warns of Rewdlylom 
MOBILE, Ala, # — This old 
  City health reports also show an| 
: ee 
   
  officers will not tolerate rowdyism :   The Mantoux test is a simple, 
harmless test, performed by a team! 
services to the cancer patients: ‘mumps topped the list of com-|of nurses who have performed the 
and in spreading the information ‘municable diseases reported to the |test on several thousands of 
youngsters, The test is within the 
‘skin like a surface blister rather; 
than a ‘scratch or injection.   
     
          
    
       LINDA SUE HARRIS 
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Har- 
  tony sort on the streets.   
  
  
    
    
         
    Reports From Bight C anna 
‘lgrand, Floyd Wille; recording sec- 
oble; _ financial Imlay City 
Imlay City IOOF Lodge 116 has 
installed the following officers: 
_ Noble grand, Harvey: Rie;. vice 
Lodge was. the in- ng afer fd 
  in Orion District Schools 
Brabag a gerereegieales. i" 
_ {by the parents, will be sent out The team is experienced in the 
reading of the results ag well. 
Redness dees not necessarily 
mean thé person has active tub- 
erculosis, and the majority will 
react negatively, 
The purpose of the skin testing 
program in the schools is to find 
new cases in early stages and to 
the | Actermine the nature and extent 
of TB within the community, 
DISEASE EXPOSURE 
A positive skin test result shows   
  ‘Fluoride Program Opens ORION TOWNSHIP — Topical 
fluoride dental tteatments for 
kindergarten and second grade 
students began at Blanche Sims 
School yesterday, with a dental 
chair. purchased by the school 
PTA seeing its first service. 
* * * 
The program, aimed at retard- 
ing tooth decay, will continve each 
Wednesday for children whose par- 
ents have signed permission slips 
and” paid the $3 cost. PTAs in 
the township and Oakland County 
Health Department are cooperat- 
dental examination, cleaning and 
four applications of fluoride, 
* * * 
Because the dental penta is 
available only on Wednesdays, be- 
ginning dates for the program in 
not yet been scheduled. 
* * : 
| When treatments for the Blanche | 
Sims children of the kindergarten 
Fire Chief List 
to Be Drawn Up Exam to Be Held Soon 
to Find Those Eligible, 
__for_City Post — : 
The need ior establishing an   
every 
! & 
  that at some time there has been 
culin positive individual: needs a 
chest X-ray. 
| -All persons 18 years of age or 
older are urged to have a chest 
X-ray whenever « positive skin 
test is found in the family, 
Further information and permils- 
  exposure to the disease. The tuber-| ; 
        Feb. 13, 
: * * 
_Deaths from tuberculosis have 
decreased dramatically in recent 
‘|years, yet it is not under control, 
health authorities say. New cases 
reported in Michigan each year 
average more than 100 a week. The 
lives of most of these people} 
can be saved, thanks to advances 
_jin treatment and to the availa- 
bility of tuberculosis hospitals, 
\doctors say. 
Memorial Gift Received 
|by Church in Imlay City 
IMLAY CITY—A new guest reg- 
_ |ister stand and two lamps, donat- 
ed to the Congregational Church 
here in memory of Mr. and Mrs. 
Harry Hobolth by members of 
their family, will be dedicated in 
the near future, the pastor said. 
The Rev. Darell Tallman will re- 
turn Saturday from Washington, 
D.-C., and New York City where 
he has been attending the Metho- 
dist Youth Fellowship tour. Mrs. 
Willions Knight slso accompanied 
the youth group.   
  
iceaident of the association, Allyn 
Van Dyke retired. 
This is the Jast year of Kellogg’ $s 
Phyllis Bray of Imlay City was elected secretary. 
The’ club held its first indoor 
treasurer; and ‘Catherine ‘ele 
inson and .Frank hop’s Committee are Thomas Rob. : 
Atcheson. 
pe: Mrs. Louis Milliken, 
vice’ president; and Mrs. Doris 
‘secretary; re Vera Blair 
re-¢lected to her third term shoot at the Lapeer County Build-|.. 
“ting Jast week with children and 
adults competing. 
“St. John's Women’s Auxiliary)     
Announce or 
LAPEER — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 
Foy of Camden, N.-J., -have an- 
nounced the engagement of their 
daughter, Florence, to Richard A. 
Quinn, son of Mrs. Richard J. 
  
    as treasurer of the group. .. | Quinn and the late Mr. Quinn of}: 
-Lapeer. Richard is withthe U.S. 
so for the balance of this school 
   
ai the tie tee and Mrs if 
David Davis of Detroit: An j|while the yacht Brittani is hav 
April 12 eas is being ing a trial run 
—4 : ee |   
To Notify Residents 
of Assessment Hike 
If there is an intone in per- 
sonal property assessments, Water- 
fort Township residents will be 
notified by mail, according to 
Supervisor. — Johnson, 
* 
As in the past, if there fs an 
increase in real estate property as- 
sessments, no notifications will be 
made during the final tabulation 
of property assessments this year. 
The Board of Review will con- 
duct hearings March 4, 5, 6 from 
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and March 17, 
1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and March 18, 
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 
  
116 Students in Classes 
at New Green School 
ficially. “opened Tuesday, but the 
dedication of the $300,000 brick 
building will be held later, accord- 
itig to School Superintendent Leif 
Hougan, The new seven-classroom 
building: replaces a two-room. ce- 
ment school. 
ers who 
year, Hougan said. 
Siete Farmers to Get 
$7 Million for Reserve.   
afl   
went | 
sailing after five months in dry // 
dock, hit a boy. and is laid 
    |ing in the program, which includes’. 
other schools in the township have 
“township justice Donald E. Adams. 
The maximum age limit for any 
noted, which for him is lea than|ot Pontiac 
out| chiefs, James R. White, ‘Both are 52 
years old. © 
‘lout the Novi-section of the Novi- 
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- 
\SHIP — The new Green School af 
,ntoxicating Beverages 
the jail terms. 
of 
f The two are students . gr sree and second grades are completed, 
the dental chair will be moved to 
Proper School and the children of} 7 
Webber, Carpenter and Proper in 
the same grades will be treated. 
South Lyon Pair 
Corn Winners McCrory, Kessler Post 
Yield of 115.5 Bushels 
in County Contest   
The engagement of Kathleen 
Gayle Winkler to Harry A. 
Julien, has been announced by 
Robert F. McCrory and Albert Kathryn 
Kessler, both of South Lyon, are 
co-champions of the annual Oak-} Orion, and William-R, Winkler. 
land County Corn Contest, Jay) The prospective bridegroom is 
Poffenberger,, assistant county ag-| the son 
ricultural agent, announced today.) Julien of E, Flint street, Lake 
* * * 
Each of, the winners had a yield 
of 115.5 bushels of shelled corn 
per acre in the senior class di- 
vision. 
Dougtas Long, 14, of Milford, 
‘ts Junior Class Champion. He | 
grew. 98.2 bushels of shelled corn | 
per acre, , 
Sam Miller of Clarkston and 
Keith Middleton of Lake Orion 
placed third and fourth in the con-; 
on Lionas A 
the contest, records were   
  Proposes Federal 
Aid for Volunteer 
Fire-Fighters-             
  
huge “ the fertilizer applied, 
\types of tillage practices | used, 
number of ‘plants per acre, plant- 
ling date and cost of production 
per bushel. — 
* * *& : 
Poffenberger said that an early 
planting date, a high plant popu- 
lation per acre, the right fertiliza- 
tion and minimum tillage usually 
igive best results. . a hand from the federal govern 
ment if Congressman William S, 
. |Broomfield (R-Oakland County) 
has his way, 
* * 4 
; a 
in the House of Representatives 
  Van Horn’s Hearing 
Resef for Feb. 15 
Examination of Billy Ray Van 
Horn, charged with the first-de- 
gree murder of a Waterford Town- 
uled for 10 a.m. Feb. 13 before     Originally scheduled for today, 
ithe examination was adjourned on 
request of Van Horn’s court-ap- 
attorney, Brackie J. Orr, 
  
    
Madison Restaurant 
Loses $110in Holdup 
| MADISON HEIGHTS ~ A lone   
OK Cleaning Out bd Le SE td gunman held up 6 Trive-in 
Novi Drain Section Festaurene: 2557 ‘Dequindre, rene Mile road, last night and 
"NOVI TOWNSHIP — The Novi) escaped with $110, 
Township Board-has approved a e te 
resolution authorizirig the Oakland 
County Drain Commission to clean 
Eos Lyon drain, ‘Township Clerk Had- 
Jey Bachert said today. 
The board currently is consid- 
ering the adoption of a curfew or- 
der for the township that would 
probably concern youths under 16 
_years_of. age 
Township Attorney Anthony Ren- 
ne is a code adopted by 
another township and will —_— 
recommendations for a Novi cur. 
few: order. 
5 oF 5 
  
7. 
  
_. 
Youths Admit Having 
_ Three youths pleaded guilty yes- 
terday to possession of intoxicating 
beverages before Springfield Town- 
ship Justice of the Peace Emmett 
J. Lieb. 
John Holloway, 19, of 2173 Klin- 
gensmith Rd., Bloomfield Town- 
ship; Andrew Lund, 18, of 928 Bos- 
ton Ave., Waterford Township, 
ahd Ronald Robinson, 18, of 965 
Boston were fined $12.80 plus $7.20) 
;costs pr 10 days in jail. All took; 
  
Announce Betrothal -    
    Mann Rd., Waterford 1 
have announced the 
John Don Groves, son of Mr, and| — 
Mrs. John E. Groves of Plainweil. 
  
     
      
ins Essay Contest — 5 
AN NARBOR im — Janet Ever. 
hardiis,.an Ann Arbor High School): 
senior, hag won first prize. ofa 
$300 scholarship in the Omega ha ge & 
-|Psi Phi Fraternity national essay; Baron 
        contest, Janet wrote. about de- 
  Volunteer firemen will receive 
    
  
   
pn me Trenton, Ne ie " end Richard Mey.| 
. feet long and four inches thick,’ 
__,—up,-and_then the ore_vessels-   
    ‘easion Plan Devised By ROGER LANE 
to Hoist Andrets Doria) A. tamnt orem. From Ocean Floor on municipal problems) 
A noose of waterways and rail- 
NEW YORK @ — Two salvage/road tracks was strangling the 
— acquired — oo sunk. (economic heart of Battle Creek. 
en Italian liner Andrea Doria and) 1° break these bonds by mighty arid costly effort or submit to will tenet to re-surface her tis creeping decay—this was the 
0. | * * * 
Tour years ago, the City chose) 
er, 41, president of the Marque Pe Way of pregress—25 million 
Marine Wyandotte, Mich idollars worth in a bold public 
: ree iworks program designed to: 
The Doria and the Swedish | 1, End Monstrous Honde, ‘like the liner Stockhoim collided off Nan- ‘Near-catastrophe of 1547 
tucket Island July 25, 1956. The | : : | % Open traffic flow jin a cen- Doria sank in 225 feet of — 
the accident fred of railroad steel, water- 
M os be | courses that made it an island, 
eyer said the salvage Opera- ipadequate bridges: and awk- tion would begin ‘ “just AS S002 85: werd petwork of streets. 
the weather allows.” Cost of the 
project is estimated at 3% million! 3. Raze crime-breeding clums. 
dollars. 4. Convert the 83 &cres thus re- 
x «* ¢ jclaimed to: a ‘central district for 
Hi an out: the salvag ‘light and service industry, greatly 
i alas aan: "| expanded off-street parking, 
Skin divers wil] attach 60 hig’ lexpeeeeways and beautifying 
rubber tubes to the ship, now lying parkwi AYS. 
on her side. Compressed. air wifi’ 5. Thereby replace tax-poor prop- 
be pumped into the tubes. This is ¢rties with tax-producing develop- 
intended to get the vessel into an Ment. 
upright position, though she still) 6. Overcome pressing water and jto cooperate in removal of stabi. - “flats” sections 
other. Details remain to be worked|in the river's south. bank. . 
‘control project calls for yanking 
the meandering river into a     
   i 
out. 8 
* “4. ¥ a 
downtown area. 
TO BE FILLED IN 
filled in—along with a mill race 
that slices through the downtown 
* 2: *&% 
Besides diverting the river down. 
town, the 74-million-dollar flood 
straight -as-a-die and narrower 
course west of the city. 
Out of this will come reclama- 
tion of valuable waterfront acres 
suitable for industrial sites, parks 
and beautification. 
While ‘the U.S. Corps of En- 
‘gineers dredges downstream, five 
new bridges are being erected 
over the ptoposed line of the 
| diversion channel, 
  would be under water. ‘Sewer problems. 
Then about 70 wire cables, 700. ~~ *. * 
Once the pfice tag of doing all’ 
would be slipped under the liner this stood at a prohibitive 60 mil-| 
and made fast te two Great Lakes lion dollars. Bu the wizardry of 
ore vessels, one on each side of former Mayor 
the sunken liner. jand the late Rep. Paul W. Shafer 
_ Water wil be poured into the [a ne are ane | The city’s share in the lower holds of the ore vessels, sq they will settle about’ 15 feet. The 2 0unt currently is estimated at 
siack in the cables will be taken 'six million dollars, with the other 
be pumped out to raise the Doria |*" state sources. 
slightly. [BREAKING THE RING 
Tugs would tow the ore rons! For 60 years, there had been 
and the underslung Doria to shal- talk of breaking the ring of Grand 
lower water. This process would Trunk and New York Central Rail- 
be repeated until the Doria, road tracks that tightly encircle   
- Feached water shallow enough so downtown, and which presently 
tories, threw 1,100 persons out of 
on Women, Explosives work and lapped to within a few 
LA Calif. @ — At the; Mcbes of key power supply 
a oe explosives were urged to| The railroads agreed in principle 
  floating drydocks could be used to'Carry some 80 trains a day over 
take her into port ja dozen grade crossings. 
“_- * * * * * ; 
Meyer said if the liner is raised! Cansolidate the two railroad 
rr Reli  diach per pang » emerge gy ang rapa 
Thee: ll years ago, a flood 
wreaked havec. Flood waters 
knocked out businesses and fac-   
College Offers Hints) - 
facilities. 
    an industrial film entitled “How tojofficials started a joint attack on 
Handle Women and Explosives.” the flood and railroad problems. 
All those. interested in women Gradually other objectives’ were 
were invited to attend; all those/woven into the combination plan. 9 _millions coming from federal| 
phy, a| With the high waters fresh in| - 
bulletin announced the showing of|local minds, Bailey and other city Simultaneously, wreckers busy 
on a slum —~ project are: 
fast leveling 83 acres of 
ish   “In the most dramatic part of thelthe city is renovating and expand: 
which it joins Battle Creek in the LIGHT INDUSTRY 
ret dtd yaaa aS a ”"168-foot conerete-tined channel to’ 
ithe south of the river's present bed. 
: ion of thi its tax base and boosting adjacent eg oe : sane te ee nt Se eat od wae . Te ‘not one state. has-done- 
district between the river and the'voted to main thoroughfares, a creek, forming a triangular island. traffic interchange and off-street 
             
    acres are | Hove: . Not Improved ola eee ey stairs en route from. the uty 
Mansfield . (D-|more than 12,000 miles of paved Mexico compared hie ties 1 
iby. ‘Wrong-Turff’ Juror 
“LOUISVILLE, Ky.. uno inf grant fry pepteray-Deetct_on 
juror forgot to make a left turn.| 
    
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    THE, PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Tiss ep fos 
Ls we g   
    
  ‘halts. Declares That). % oon re Vital for Sound i 
State Program 
LANSING (%~A bundle of bills ae Airlines May Hike fe 
   
fot. each ticket, fliective Feb. WW. 
The board previously said it would. 
grant such an/interim boost while)     the state health commissioner has|it studies aig}ine petitions for fare 
declared essential to a sound tu:| taereees: a vfrom 12° to 20; 
berculosis program in Michigan! 
~ has so far been ignored by the 
Legislature, 
* * * 
“I know I laid my head-on the: chopping block,” said Dr Albert 
E. Heustis yesterday, in an ap- 
pearance before the Senate Appro- 
priations Committee. 
He explained he expected some , 
criticism from focal units of! 
government and from the 
lature, mostly ~becatise his p 
‘. ‘posals would require some Am- 
“mediate sddidenal expense/ 
The additional expense eventual- 
ly id be paid off by tions 
_in the long-range. cost of 7B patient 
care, be” insisted, jf . 
Heustis- recommend¢ 
_. been introduced. J 
i * * 
He declared that ‘Michigan, pay- 
ing nine milliof dollars a year for 
patient care, As at the crossroads 
in planning its program, Changes 
are he said, for an eco- 
nomically /sound program. 
Main Arends; Heustis said, are 
the inéreased need. for super- ‘vision’ of patients ‘completing 
at home and the de- | 
creased need for ‘Sanatorium 
bods. 
/& recent check, Heustis said, 
showed 3,745 patients being cared| 
‘for in the state’s 2) state and local! 
sanatoria while 916 beds are not 
being used for TB. care. 
* * * 
Officials of seven local sanatoria, 
Heustis reported,already are plan-| 
——ning to USe part of. their institu-| 
___-tiong for treatment 
fering: from other diseases.   
Thieves Helping Charity | 
_|the University of Michigan began GREENFIELD, Mass. # 
Judge Samuel T. Tisdale was 
charitable in handing out a sen- 
tence—but-not to the defendants. 
Three youths, accused of stealing) 
a voted a ‘of’ $12 in house-to-house 
March of Dimes collections, were 
ordered to pay $120 to the fund. 
Probes Death, Dies 
EDINBURGH, Scotlang @# — Thomas Carberry, 43, fell 40 feet 
to his death while cleaning @ win-   
dow. John. Allan, 54-year-old own- |! 
er of. the window cleaning firm 
- went to investigate the ‘accident. | 
___He leaned out the same_window,| yesterday, 
yesterday - also fell, also was killed. four spe-| 
cifie bills to carry gut a modern, 
TB program, Nong has. as yet | 
  aT patients sul. per cent. 
Seek’ Tbs | in State 
for Unemployed 
LANSING (INS) — “An all-out 
i-parfisan push was under way in 
Lansing and Washington today to   
number of unemployed — 
residents. 
$- >. ¢ 
Michigan lawmakers in both 
capitals are urging expanded pub- 
lie projects such as roads, schools 
and post offices—traditiona! 
sources of employmerit in: ‘times 
of business recessions—be pushed 
with all possible speed. 
Senators and representatives in 
‘Washington have demanded that 
the Defense Department give pri- 
‘ority to the distressed areas in 
awarding missile and other con- 
tracts. 
In Lansing they soak updaiing 
of highway projects to~ provide) 
immediate work.   
  
  ‘License Plates for ’ 58 
in Waterford Monday win jobs for the ‘ever-growing| but held up approving them for 
confirmation,    State Senator Assailed 
  -\Fares, Add Ticket- 
wigan a for Misusing Road Maps 
i ring bas dances rederiag ier ot Gor. ‘LANSING & — The moe High-| 26,000" official Highway Depart. The 25 lines have asked the Ci-lwilliams’ appoint ts to” thelWey way Department threw 25,000 maps} ment maps from the department 
erondutics Bostd to author-lState Public Service Commissi at Sen, John P. Smeekens (R-Cold- without paying for theni, turned 
ize a four per fare incfease, + ca seus Heel water) today. them into handbilis by placing 
The department charged that| his ploture snd name.es them, 
Smeekens used the maps for ti- 
- oe ther his rather. Egg and |’ Writer 
in Critical Condition . 
SEATTLE (P—Mrs, Betty Mac- Donald, 49, whose breezy story 
of life on a backwoods chicken 
farm exploded into a best seller 
13 years ago, is in very critical 
condition at a Seattle hospital. 
She has cancer, 
      
  
  and gave them away to fur- 
cal purposes at the expense-of-the. obvious. —   
“ST 
Interviewed ¥ 
Chairman tis M. 
imer House member. 
carrier division. * 
yesterday by the 
‘Senate Business Committee were 
Smith, Flint 
| Democrat, and Thomas M, Burns, 
' Saginaw Republican and a for- 
Smith took 
loffice last July, Burns in August. 
Smith and Burns said the com- (UP to his:promise to make U.S, 27 
mission has reached a current 
basis in handling utilities and 
railroad cases, and gxpects to 
de likewise shortly in the motor 
# 
Smith said the commission, once} _ 
strife-ridden: and with a big back- 
log of tndecided cases, is operat- 
re ; 
Burns -said he was “hopeful’’|improve and reconstruct some 200 
that utility’ rates cases which once|miles of US. 2. 
took a year henceforth can be de- | 
cided in about 60 days after filing. | 
Senators said privately action’ ‘am sending a letter to the senator | for the 25,000. 
on the two was held up because/Notifying him that the Highway 
of a need for smoothing out con- cena 
lators over Burns, who qonietimes| his political career at the taxpay-| 
broke ranks with his party during |S" expense, 
his House tenure, ambitions 
“The abuse of the maps by the: 
senator will not take place as long) 
as I am state highway commission- 
er,’ Mackie said. ‘‘I subniit he 
owes the taxpayers of Michigan,| 
as well as of, his Gstrict, an apol-| 
ogy for his ‘actions.’ 
_* © & 
Otis S. Hardy, -chief of public! 
relations for the Highway Depart-| years 
ment, said the maps were obtained | 
free from Charles M. Ziegler, for-! 
mer Republican highway commis-| 
sioner. 
“I understand some other poli- 
ticians did the ‘same thing but 
not on a scale - anything like 
that,” Hardy said. 
The department estimated the a rcost of -printingthe maps at 18 
ot (cost. of printing the naps at 18 Jackie said, . “T cents each to make a. $4,500 total taxpayers and notified the senator 
he was cut off from’ a_ further 
isupply. “ * * * 
The maps came into the lime- 
light after Smeekens had-charged 
that John C. Mackie, state high- 
Way commissioner, had not lived 
ione of his prime construction proj- 
ects. 
“Is your statemnent now to be 
regarded as a mere political ges- 
ture to be forgetien?” Smeekens 
asked, 
Mackie replied that if Smeekens 
would read the progrdm he would 
find that it éalled for the spend- 
ling of some 90 million dollars to     “F maid tal lbs 
    
under my adminis- Nyties were used in fhe Memorial! 
auto races here for the first 
time in 1954. There are many 
= of nylon tires available 
“I find last May he obtained ‘now. | Mrs. MacDonald's hit story in 
. Lj 1945 was “The Egg and 1.” Later | 
she turned out “Mrs, Piggle-. 
Wiggle,” “The Plague and 1,” | 
“Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle’s Magic,” | 
“Anybedy Can Do Anything,” 
“Nancy and Plum” and “Onions 
in the Stew.” i 
The mother of two children, #7 
) Mrs, MacDonald has been living | 
at nla sega Caillf., in recent 
* 
  
3 Escape Serious Injury 
as Plane Crashes on Ice 
| ST. IGNACE ® — A 65-year-old 
\pilot and two: passengers. escaj ! 
serious injury when a_ single-en- 
igine plane crash-landed on frozen 
Moran Bay near St, Ignace yeuter; 
day. _ 
; Reinhold Gehrke of Hubbard | , 
Lake, pilot and owner, suffered’   SN 
| we 
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Be Here Wien th Door Ope Friday—80 A. M   
    
  
  facial cuts. Henry Swarts — Ber-! 
ina at pe 
Witnesses said the “re appar- 
ently stalled while Gehrke was cir-| 
cling in search of a landing spot. 
The three men had planned to go, Diamond 
   
Na ‘aati | 
  sail   
  | License plates for 1958 will not) 
be available. at the Waterford | 
‘Township Hall, M59 at Crescent | 
i\Lake road, until Monday at 9 a.m.,' 
jaceohding to Willis M. Brewer, | 
iPontiac Secretary_of State branch: 
“ |manager. 
| A story in Wee s Press 
‘erroneously said the ~ ~ of “they, 
auto-plates—will- begin tomorrow. 
  
iRaze U. of M. Building 
ANN ARBOR @® — The Ti-year- 
jold romance language building at 
lerumbling under the weight of 
ithe demolition worker’s sledge- 
|hammer Wednesday, The razing 
His to be completed by April. Bat 
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5 NEW. YORK (®—A former boy| Before undertaking: any pew cde right then ir tavor of theol- pane wr ebeietey ‘mn he ay or ie desy tet me oe ig still spe, 42 “the Ecovomiclaae as 2 saprecnens eave Mew q 
sa evangelist has conquered Broad-|venture, he prays long and ear- ogy.” - me, You have to live with your-/made my a’ long way ‘from. harnéssing the! Ciub Monday He will discuss the Branch / , 251 E. Rundell © | . way in his first role. inestly. This is what he prays for: | = ‘self, son. You can’t preach with _ [Hebomb to give electric power. |b acceroung and’ purposes of thelst - Lonnie Satin, son of an-itiners|)! Pray for happiness, not mere-) Following. the exxmple of hisig divided mind,’ " Gets Stuck in: Chimney ». “A number of years of intensive| Dackeround and Chess and checker fans‘can join | ; ant Negro. minister, is deing/!y success. I ask God whether, tutner 9 Church of God. pastor, s* 2 2 Trying to Enter House - fresearch by scientists of all coun-|"™" : a up by attending the club's reguiat | 
hailed by critics for ‘his surprise} if, T am success I can hanidje Lennie toured the seaboard from’ ‘Still in his mid-20s, Lonnie nei- tries will still be needed to obtain in-|meeting at the library this Mon- : suecess in the musical, “Body/it humbly. and graciously. H OM, ‘New York to North Carolina as'ther smokes, (Ror drinks. Every) ALTMORE, Northern Iteland the knowedge required for the de- -Seientists have suceeeded in dee a ai oretes the 
Beautiful” in. which, he plays ai! qn't WR lan evangelist. jnow and then“he accepts an ‘in-'a@~—Harry McVeigh, 44, locked sign of an industrial- (thermo) nu-jereasing sugar cane field by gh i calling : Pe professional boxer, es, * * é * ‘yitation to preach or give Sunday himself out of his ew house yes- clear reactor, said physicist Igor|‘‘waking. up” the planis at night vgs ee Departmen’ | 
His dramatic, -concert-trained|_ Sattin, one of ‘nine childrén, was After winning a singing contest |School talks to boys’ clubs. ~ | terday. V. Kurchatov in a. Mostow radio|with powerful lights. Light inhib- mee ply pee one t 
voice “steals the show. . jhorn. in Jacksonville, Fla. Dit sored by the National’ Free- , eo = | * * broadcast. its the tassel: development which are no or 
ss | came up singing.” said Lon- moved as a child to Philadelphia. idom Day Assn., Sattin gave a se-| “Sometimes,” said his wife, “I Unwilling to Break @ window or} Kurchatov is director of the! affects ese bel / charges. : 
nie. “I can't remember a time He earned his way through Tem" oF concerts that’ won atten-|wonder whether Lonnie is as far/force a door, he got a ladder,“ Se ae - s : - + when F didn’t sing. You know how|Pl¢ University by working as & 10) soon he had to face a choice away from the ministry as he|climbed to ‘the roof and started) E Spas te eee 2 
it is with a minister's boy. You|Parper, house Painter, and d00~)_1 stay in the ministry or to|thinks ‘he is.’ mar eee a i : : get put ina choir as soon as you to-door’ salesman. iseek a musical career. It took him * *& ® ~ : can toddle."’ ser jfour months to make up his mind. “I. do miss it,” said Lonnie.| Some 13 fours and many plain- : 2: 2: ® His. childhood ‘interests were | “When you pray over a sick child, |tive calls for help later, McVeigh sa 
A bright future as an entertain:| theology and law but for a brief) “I ey to pes back on'when you officiate at a wedding|attracted the attention of @ pass ment star of the first magnitude|time he thought of becoming a'my father, who always had want-\or a funeral, then you're at the|ing hiker. Rescuers hauled him 
now appears certain for Lonnie. gg ter, Then he worked out|ed me to follow in his footsteps,’|real heart of people. You can’t/out at the end of a rope, sooty reg he worked hard to where | wi le Johnson, 'said Lonnie, “My father knew the touch people that way in a night|bat unhurt. = ; he is, and the prospect of quick! He clipped me a good one on spiritual torment I “was going. club. Then they: ‘bepet him mane a. : fame now doesn't overwhelm him. te chin,” said Lonnie, “and I de-'througti. I finally decided to make | “But a man can't: have every-' tdoor. / ‘ 
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~~ the first time in 16 months they| ierwecme hase Sag So! had seen each other. gag eo me = —_— eee = : Sa se Sens Hiis fe wih Co POOP se — ie ie ee ~~  —_ —— . ) , = < ae fantry Regt. is due home from : i | | ¥ : Germany in February. He is one, ~ of two undefeated men .on the! Lion's boxing team in Germany. 
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& : = Associated Press Writer . one — are toying with the idea of recent years. Recent abandon~ 
: (Third ip Series) smonoraill, This -scheme would ments include lines in, Maes 
to transport people in @ passenger lil; Port Chester. N.Y.; Coates-| 
park?. eee -— e ‘goes “ville, rs eer : be —_ 
° com t growing stagna- rence, can an anni Oo: 
 iiat_Daintne austen comes jog. af the downtown aren, Ro-\There have been lots more: the city as America’s transporta- ichester, N.Y., has a plan of loop’ ‘In Los Angeles the ‘Los Angeles 
highways, Robert Aex, city man- Transit Lines is carrying 230 mil- _ tion revolution gathers speed. } The private automobile’s sky. 8S*T- 54°. ‘The shortest distance lion fewer passengers a year than’ _ 
rocketing popularity has nowhere between two points is still a in its peak year- of 1947. Detroit: 
x ‘straight line but the fastest way Street Railways has suffered a 56 
Ps ‘ a Fi to..get from one point to another per cent decline in ‘passengers in: . 
-— 71a the — sick -situation—of public! © ceatrel city We vie w'citee-"|30 years. sa —enecalivat ° . transportation, both in the big city 
uburbs. One highway — the inner loop— Vice: president of the American 
rThere are fewer and fewer peocifeles. around the healt af -down- Transit Assn., doen't think the 
ple like Toledo's Al-Smith, ap of- tew"~ Rochester. It will be com- situation of motor vehicle mass) 
"fice worker, who says: “If I drove)Pleted by 1960. An outér loop. un- ‘transportation _j as pleak! « 
a _ to work, I'd have to pay for park-' 'der construction, will surround the as i. a ‘ 
: ing. The bus gets me to work in:Sity at its fringe. Highways called crease in/the use of such trans- 
25 minutes, I came here from New! teesgan nag -will.link .the inner. portation 7 — 
minutes outer loops. 
~~ = The bus as a mode of mass ; Significance of the 
*' «® kt ‘transportation is not popular. Nu- jet age jm air travel and the vast 
Some cities encourage private ‘merous bus lines, particularly i in public highway building program. 
industry to build parking lots. Oth-. 
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Stk" Sen's S34 Oakland Men, Wo _ Washington, St. —— Miami, . ; WAVE 
Chica ist_in Navy, 2 cities with “park and aa plans. , 
Parking lots are established near ae 
mass transportation lines and mo-.. The Navy. Reeruiting Station in Coe of Walled Lake, Arthur E-: 
forists are expected to drive to Pontiac has announced that a total Kennedy of South Lyon, Frank H.|. 
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transportation to get — [tm the Navy and two county women L. Portus of Oxford, Wesley H.| — quenry * WALDORF hs de 
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But the ‘scientists who are lead- 
ing the U.S. into the uncharted reaches of outer Space are men 
of the same giant breed as those 
who split. the atom. They know’ 
heartbreak, but despair, no. 
For .the second time within two 
months, Hagen, 47-year-old chief 
of the Navy’s Vanguard earth sat- 
ellite project, was on a telephone 
ine to Cape Canaveral, Fla., link- 
ing him with the mighty effort -* 
—to rocket a man-made moon into 
Space. 
Ce 
e+ swe, - sone, «rere. 
a Nuts}? a 
bling, swerving weirdly from its). 
fiery path, was destroyed at 20,000 af 
* 
  by the touch of a button!   
might have been sweat .or what 
might have been tears, spoke jerk- 
ily to no one in. 
~“You've got to remember, it’s 
all trial and error, tria] and er- 
the said. “These— 
have told you that at Los Alamos,’ 
where they built the first A-bomb.” 
. * © * 
Hagen’s own. heartbreak was 
cloaked in what must have seemed 
strangely bitter irony, When. the 
countdown for the blast-off of 
Vanguard It began Tuesday night 
he was at the White House, a stel- 
lar figure surrounded by his fellow 
pioneer's of space. things ge) 
wrong before’ they go it. They) 
Hp Pope finn ae ide 
  roam “Bisenhower and the! . sew developer of ‘the waa Others, too, . Jim Bridger, per- 
formance analysis expert. oe 
pold “engineering © constl-|research. 
tant. . Homer Newell, high alti- 
tude research wizard, -Milton 
Soma were at the Cape: some 
were clustered around Hagen in 
Washington, 
In the moment of disaster they 
  ne effort to conceal ‘their heart- 
break o> 
  
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SCIENTIST’S STUDY — Dr. SS Robert Op- ton’s Institute for ‘Advanced Study. He has 
| penheimer, noted physicist sidelined trom gov- the subject of revived discussion hinting at | 
ernment projects, pondegs equation at Prince- eee ees pee ee 
  nt ists ARE Human | sie Sa he cote we’ 
sithey were. back at their work ta- 
bist, hacia yah Salt contiatecs ond 
Bobistide rules, back with all t 
esoteric tools of their strange 
awesome _ trade, conferring, /pon- 
dering, quietly arguing — getting 
ready to try again. 
Speaking for them, Rear Adm. 
Rawson Bennett, chief of naval 
: ‘said 1 he was “ 
one minute after its blast-off, 
The admiral, a man who has 
known Mauch of triumph and much 
of tragedy in his naval career 
said that the rocket's failure was 
an occurrence “‘normal to any de- 
velopment project.'’. 
asked. Bennett stared icily at 
the interrogator, For a moment, 
his Quarterdeck temper seemed 
about to explode. Then he said, 
on: as if talking to a back- 
ward child: “I would not assess 
any blame to anybddy.” 
“Do you still have full faith in 
the Vanguard concept?” he was “Whe is to blame?” he was4 
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AP Foreign ~ Analyst 
" Nikita Khrushchev vows to use 
“ilk, meat and butter as a batter- 
ing ram to smash through capi- 
talism: But he may be headed for 
‘serious trouble,. because Soviet 
eattie don't seem to be cooperating. 
After defeating Kremiin foes, the 
Communist Party chitf's big . bid 
for public support is a promise that 
. the L2S.S.R. by 1960 will catch up 
with the Uuited States in_per-capita : jrnilligns of tons below last year’s 
duets to the state at virtually con- ‘i 
  
bumper’ output. 
What's the matter with Soviet 
food production? It’s ar. old story. 
The farmer is atthe bottom of 
the economic ladder. He has re-. 
ceived little but promises of 
fature rewards. Rapid industrial- 
ization of the U.S.S.R. has been 
-at his expense. He pays now for 
the emphasis on heavy industry. 
Collective farm deliveries of pro- 
          meat, butter and milk production. 
DESTROY POWER | 
If he means this and really tries/ 
own power in the effort. If he) 
doesn’t. mean it, he will add one 
more to the long chain of broken! 
promises made to an increasingly |; 
aware Soviet public. 
The Kremlin's big butter a ie 
meat man won his purge victory 
by a slim margin. There is no 
rea’e_ to assure the strugg' 
Soviet heavy industry; witch | 
cal power. ‘ 
But without a serious cutback? 
Khrushchev fas little “hope of” 
decades to come. 
Khrushchev began whooping up/St 
the meat-butter-milk theme in the 
spring in regional farm confer-   i 
_ it, Khrushchev may destroy his) oa since Stalin's death — 
lenon in the Soviet Union which 
hsbagd suspiciously like public opin- 
= IN CITIES fiseatory prices in the past all but 
jextinguished peasant enthusiasm 
‘for cooperative farming. 
The situation has: been a United States twice that of no 
Soviet Union, 
* * * 
In 1953 Khrushchev admitted the 
overall. Soviet livestock _ situation 
was worse than in 1917. There has 
been little significent advance in 
this picture since 1953.‘ Milk output 
remains low. In some regions, live- 
stock population has decreased be- 
cause of fodder shortages. The 
poultry and cattle population is not! 
enough to meet.minimum public) 
demands. : 
rather than see it perish im 
winter;   
  
liother bow to a growing phenom- 
American farm workers achieve 
6 to 12 times the labor: productivity 
of their Soviet counterparts. A re- 
cent, report prepared for the Joint) 
      In addition to all this, skilled) 
‘help has been siphoned from the} “Even if, labor productiv ity in 
le is farms for city industries, a condi- soviet agriculture should continue)” 
ever, Strong opposition remains (tion the regime recently has been|to increase at the rate of, 33 per 
to any threat of cutback in trying to correct. 
Against this background, the 
builds military and world politi- prospects for swift increases in | ibetween 1950 ana 1955, 
Seviet feod production seem 
dim. 
For example, the .U SS.R., has. 
achieving his consumer goals fori, dairy cow population 10 per cent. 
‘bigger “Agric 
States: It serves a population 15 to FIGURES DISTORTED 
20-per cent bigger. At the same! Even Khrushehev’s current fig- gle to = maaan tet tor 
time, better feeding and breeding ures on butter, milk and: meat out- poi than that of the United) Economic Committee of the U.S.) 
ss, says of this: — 
cent each five years, as Was offi- 
‘cially claimed to haye taken place 
it is inter-     ‘esting to note that it 
e 1955 
culture,” 
  
| " “ences. At one of these, he said milk 
a and meat output would fashion 
| > “the battering ram with which we 
E will, smash through the capitlist 
system and consolidate the socialist 
(communist) camp.” 
SHOALS AHEAD 
But there are shoals ahead. De-| 
spite Moscow reports of huge 
economic gains, there is evidence 
this year's grain. vated == be many 
—— Sallade Uraing 
a. New Tax Base | ~ Ann Arbér Legislator 
Would Permit Local 
Excise Lovite   
  
.” BAY CITY # — | Rep. Sallade 
(R-Ann Arbor) has\ éalled for “4 
-_. two-point program. to encourage 
industrial development in - Michi- 
gan. 
The youthful legislator, who ad- 
mittedly hopes to wih.the GOP 
nomination for gov erhor either 
this year or in 1960, \issued his 
proposals in & speech here yester- 
day.   * * * \ 
“The first step is th enable 
local governments to fiversify 
their sources of revenue,"| one 
-, aid. “The property. tax| it 
« how exists is a handicap to new 
business.” \ 
Sallade said by diversitying 
lecal revenue he meant passing |           Mhe system he uses to shed extra 
| Benjamin Kuhn: 0, F. M., speak- Father Ben Kuhn Prefers 
Personal Approach to TV 
‘|pary Holstein bull to hohorary con- 
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audience through television,” 
'|by leading his pet duck about the] — The make the total milk Satpal in the put distort 
The. basic difference in the U.S. 
would take'@Md Soviet food pictures is this: | 
Soviet agriculture until at least 1985 The United States problem is one 
productivity in United States how to adjust a vast production 
‘capacity to demand. For years “the * 
/U:S. has, had. surpulses, But the Soviet problem is a constant strug- 
the population. The U-S.S.R. al- 
ways has had shortages. ; 
    forego heavy - industr? production 
imereases. But the Soviet habit, 
Sennen 19-5 eve alt i Muse um, a ‘ a : aes * 
  
    
ppt 
  strongiy 
jest. priority to beewy inchstry— 
Fodder shortages impel pea- less: than two tens of milik per 
sants to slaughter livesteek year. By Seviet claims, relatively Gaiuee a ue ioe could) 
few cows achieved that mark. be dynamite. Bt could signal a/ 
weakening of Soviet worid political! 
authority. That could bring a new 
4. political explosion. 
The congressional report 
however, there is little 
  
to support a formidable military 
only) machine and to engage in inter- 
a national activities inimical to the be the site of the Midwest In- 
, stitute of Alcohol Studies and schol- 
arships are also available for this, 
summer 
* * *- 
‘The institute, held June 3 to 
Board 
    
      
tour ay a soil conservation group). 
+ *. 
He saya he ahd his Pollow: priests F 
must get out and carry religion : 
personally to the people. 
“Zhe portepel Sree 9 sgeak:. 
says. 
- His many appearances, which he 
Calls public relations for the 2- 
year-old college he helped found, 
follow a basic pattern. 
* eo 
In his 20 years at Siena, Father. 
Ben has become a campus leg- 
end. He jolted students for months 
campus on a leash. 
    ‘FATHER BEN: He demonstrates 
poundage acquired on the banquet 
lecture circuit, 
ALBANY, N. Y¥. @—The Rev. |Daldness THEORY ON BALDNESS 
Hig students remember him in-| 
terrupting calculus classes to ex-| 
ao oe eating | 
“Let the side strands grow long, congressional 
cates meat and dairy production 
SUN, FOLLOWER — Dolores Kirby makes a pretty Picture t 
Miami Beach as she escapes winter's chilly blasts... . 
- Jegislation to. permit levying | 
excise taxes of all kinds. | He 
said ‘this. probably could | be ler, bicyclist and honorary every- 
thing, maintains the personal ap- 
proach is far more €@ffective than This ‘is is the method-he uses. 
® € ;\% | i 
and comb them across the head.” 
     
achieved by referendum. 
‘would -be—to-alter the_base-of the! 
business activities tax to one \of 
profits rather than one of added   value as it is presently  consti- \year in his schedule of ~ dinner, | 
\ ‘breakfast and other appearances in tuted,” Sallade said, 
“If we really want to attract 
‘business to Michigan, our taxes 
must be based on the ability to 
a . pay and & framed that they do 
not become unnecessarily burden- 
some in the early stage of organ- 
izing a new business venture.” 
Sallade said he -believes Michi- 
gan is in a “fiscal and general 
economic crisis.” 
But he said these problems 
could be solved by “intelligent, 
realistic and proper leadership.” 
“As citizens of a great state, 
we must make every effort to   television evangelism 
_ x * * 
*The- _ §2-year-old “‘Happy) 
Friar” of Siena College speaks be- 
fore more than 200,000 persons a   
‘the Northeast, 
He uses bicycle riding to shed 
the banquet-acquired poundage 
from his §-foot, 11-inch frame, 
Clad in a white and green Siena 
sweater, Roman collar and black 
trousers, Father Ben takes jaunts 
up to 35 miles on his beefed-up 
American bike. 
HONORARY TITLES 
While averaging more “than 200 
speaking engagements a year, the 
Franciscan priest has received hon-    The Happy. Friar diso has been 
dubbed “the apostle of the buses,” 
because of his fondne for fram eT 
continental tours, Last gommer, he | 
‘made his 25th crossing of the con-/ 
jtinent, and reported he “found the/ 
ration in good spiritual health.” | 
He refuses to argue religion | 
with acquaintances during these | 
tours, on the ground that sending | 
them literature js more effective. 
Included in the literature usually | 
is his own work, a family prayer | 
card, Father Ben compiled a pam- 
phiet. containing most of the com-) 
mon prayers of the Catholic faith. | 
More than one million have been! 
distributed, and it is being trans-/ 
lated into foreign languages. ; 
Despite his numerous speaking, DON, 
  orary titles ranging from hono- engagements, Father Ben says one} 
of his rules is:—— 1 
      
  
rid ourselves of the crepe-hangers f° 
of pessimism that dominate 50) 
much of our a inane! think.) 
ing.” 
Told to Rob Bank, 
Youth Obeys Dad 
PATERSON, N.J, (—A 16-year) 
old boy whose father told him fo: 
Be “go Lethe bank” did just that, | 
police said. \ | 
* * * J 
The boy and a\companiori, also.   
16, were arrested ‘here yesterday. | ; 
Police said they admitted steal- jf | 
ing $36 in cash, a Tevolv er, an 
coins oath 64 cents from the! 
Prospect Park National Bank, 
earlier in the day... 
* * * 
The father of one of the youths | 
made the unusuah admonition, ap- 
parently in jest;. when his son 
asked him for some money, police | 
said. — 
  
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eh ml ee RUNS FOR ‘AIS LIFE. “T don’t want it to be you,"’ Alex- morning, Good night.” . 
ander ured Lucy. i @ 
ey you very much and so 
does Stodders. We think you're out 
of this world as a cook. Absolute- ly lovely grub. You're very sensi- “Good night,” said Alexander. 
He slid down in bed laid his head 
on the pillow, closed his eyes, giv- 
ing a perfect picture of a sleeping   
  
  
  
ble, too.” angel and was immediately asleep. 
This last was clearly an ex-| | 2 *.-3 
pression of high approvaj. ‘Lucy| “Not what you'd call conclusive,” 
took it as such and said: “Thank/said Sergeant Wetherall with his| 
you. But I don't onaaps to getiusual gloom. e 7 
iu lie aii is; iy 4 z 
: He paused to consume more 
“nourishment and then said in a 
-slightly off hand -voice. 
“If Dad turns up from time to 
time, you'll look after him, 
¢ won't you?” : 
wana of course,” said Lacy, @\at tea time, and he was not a 
i 
“The trouble with Dad is,” Alex-|ing, He had been noticed at Sothe’ 
by’s about 3:30, but was thought fo 
have left shortly after that. His 
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p of the family,” meaning the person in-question did not 
tinuing dispute between the Board/tyrt, out as well as his brothers and sisters. They may apply 
“as ‘special | to people, but it certainly doesn’t apply to sheep. Amorig sheep 
raisers, black sheep are just as highly regarded and sell as well —_——F 
as other sheep. In fact, some farmers regard black sheep as 
He. w Or chool: r. Wi the rest of the herd has been, BOARS __|schook-erime; Dr, William Jansen, |lucky and keep them long after 
ILD superintendent of schools, ~ ,- afd |shipped to.market. Also, wool from a black sheep is as valuable 
INDIA PLOW FOR FISH! ima rles H, Silver, president of the |as from ther kind of sheep. 
WHEN THE PONDS DRY A “cae ee : “ *  & ther| His. 6HORT NECK PREVENTS 
ane wean, ue HIS HEAD TO SEE HOW HE 1S | lt 
| VOING, SO-HE HAS TO LOOK BACK THIS WAY:   ~ type 
~Thead in a worried manner. 
* * * 
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     + ‘she ‘did, Bryan needs a properjenthorpe come in. He and his ! UP iN THE SUMMER = Ree corel at Te today to FOR YOU TO DO: Here is a little farm boy trying to catch 
2 = He Yooked solemnly at Lucy |” Sonne segs Z6 x ek oe sheep, this one has become a family pet and rates a pretty : ! where Harold kept his car was a Peat = FISH THAT HAVE BURIED fo. : and reached out for another choc- hen In major incidents, 16-year-old|ribbon around his fleecy neck. Color this happy scene with 
. cages re patos 0 _ THEMGELVES IN THE MUD , . cs olate bar. there waste one to notice Whe . Frmek. Seen, se. Js. SAN, Washyoer ceapena, apd peste with others tn thiy series, In, your 
“Not' a fourth one, Alexander,” | came ent reason to TO AWAIT THE . RAINY SEASON, beaten by three other students, all scrapbook.~ . 
4" Lucy pleaded. “You’ be sick.” Sobeadber one erating in palin ‘ * JNegroes, in the 0 « *& *. 
, “Oh, I don’t think so. I ate six = Distributed by King Festures Syndicate, {Gorge vee ie Soe - (Toni Pollard of Richland, Wash., wins today's $10 Junior 
not the sitions : He Mh eg Le ’ * ‘itor, assertedly was attacked after|=ditors award for an most interesting question. Send yours on = por mers ype. “All negative,” said Craddock, = - : three classmates to pick|® Postcard to Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures, in care 
\. - = “Bryan likes you, you know.” wha eh. — “i : GE, up paper they had thrown on the|of this newspaper. Tomorrow: Does the abominable snowman 2. “Hes a bit 66: in an fh “He was at the Caterers’ din-\dence in the Dicky Rogers case.) 'T Protect Public’s R h to Know floor, and also barring them from’ exist?) some o 1g) 4 ways,” said Bryan’s son, “but he napa gio ae Bho 4 He’d wondered what they were - . .|the girls’ section of the cafeteria. : 
| _ = was a jolly good fighter pilot. He's) before speeches.” | coking up together. Time, 9:30 se C * et 
> ii oe pe brave. And he’s awfully) “What about the railway sta-\pm. Friday, December 20th. Al- Pp ublisher Ss all for Law Sloan was taken to a hospital Henry Hudson Junior High stenttede stabbed in the stomach and | 
as ~ Seod-natured.” * [tions 2°— = Crackenthorpe had boarded a Suffering trom —a brain toncusjin the Bronx Was knifed atthe tan~operationwas-necessary. His — He paused. Then, averting But there was nothing there, ei- tow shinies going WASHINGTON (AP)—The American Newspaper Publishers sion. ‘jentrance of the school building. |condition was described as satis- | 
= Geng oe ap regen bes ther at Brackhampton or at Pad-lne ‘gircesim of sraiiomon. Assn. today ealled for congressional action “to preserve for | TW of. his alleged assailants, /Phitip Romano, who is white,|factory. The I4year-old boy was ¢ ther self-consciously, dington. It wag nearly four weeks|winiam Baker, ticket collector at! the people theif right to know what their public servants |°th 15. were booked on juvenile/was stationed at the school en-jarranged on a juvenile delin- oe = ago, and it was highly unlikely) 5. cham ‘station, had clipped eg * Py delinquency charges, The third, itrance to keep students from en-|quency charge and paroled in the ‘I think really, you know, ititnat anything would have been pton are doing. . F George Addison, 16, was held onitering before the opening bell. |custody of his mother. 
would be a good thing if he mar- Croan: geronimo ead Pe ee eS be o-cARee® Of tloniche some. Fivé minutes before the bell, Ro- 2 = Tied again. . . Somebody decent * * * ak comerniteet be. The ANPA endorsed proposed legislation that would pre- | _ . & & mano barred a 14-year-old boy, a! The Washington Monument is 
+: ; 1 shouldn't, myself, ‘mind at] Craddock sighed, and stretched|s.e6 departure or The tain for| Vent government officials from using’ the language of a 1789 | Farlier, a 15-year-old monitor at|Negro, froor’ entering. Ronvano|S85 feet; $% taches tal. oe ae eee - Mt lout his hand for the data on Ce-lpagaington. Remembers day as, 1aW-dealing with the handling of records to give them the | - 
ot tn @ decentidric. That again was negative,|thore had been story of some batty| blanket right to withhold information to which the public : : though @ taxi driver had made @! 014 lady who swore she had seen| is entitled. The ANPA views were contained in a statement by Col, 
J. Hale Steinman for preseritation to the House Govern- | 
| ment Information subcommittee headed by Rep. Moss 
(D-Calif). Steinman is publisher of the Lancaster Pa. In- | 
 telligencer-Journal and New Era, and chairman of the ANA 
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She stood up. 
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j Moscow, New York—Fi ne Places to ‘Visit| 
NEW YORK (INS) — Lot of Intourist, the deieaned travel; Any hostility: toward Americans? etek. dinlees and ‘otherwise cially it ihere’s Polish vodka of 
people have asked, “Did you have agency.. She knew the sight’ and, Wé didn’t feel any. Nor even | imitate 9) hen. - > |be had. The wines-are listless, | v 
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  an: | pe" . sag | “si “ha oa See Fake vie ni Wephicreitce decided to sy Plates just seemed to accept us. The been ca in print, at the ery deci play ag : 
F radigs fracti where = spent re customs people were decent, the pamphilet, text book and on the little joke and pour a pound of Pos, 
| jin R an of our time while are ‘several wave of get- cops helpful, the hotel people— jair' for 40 ‘years failed abysmally | isugar into the bottle. . i 6-V. Gp. 1—2B1020, | [im Russia... There probably would ting to Russia, if you've been toy-| pone 4 : to get through to the average Rus-| In short,‘it’s the new fine-place-| . oY or kas ws a oe ‘ 
: Ve been trouble in certain other ing with the notion, but rent- : ai | vows rennaene ae: & 
| areas. ne apparent- werd of Ex -|sian in the streets. to-visit-but-I'd-hate-to-live-there. OWNTOW = : 
| We asked to ty nO wey ¢ det 90g. WRN ieee “Booze? |" Which, at least, gives New York JF Open 9:30-8:30, WESTERN AUTO. s ones E 
soe nett new super: jwithout segs at Soviet super: bourbon, rye, scotch or gin. City a bit of a Fespite from that ye A < oy : “a a 4 
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  lcyelotronm, about 60 miles ‘outside vision — as one might go into! of Moscow, but. met with polite England, France or Italy. 
vasion. Tt was never a solid, Intourist maintains offices “No,” but it amounted to the same. * 
ns keep Russian visitors away pre veesuen ant dpa ro rage = portions of our coun-) 9» places te act for it. 
: .. | Ide H. Schmidt of the Mac- | Russia's a the world’s) person Travel Bureau in. New 
po chan recently Was (york, who was prospecting for| Fa, the Fight to play in Dallas. hotels, restaurants and transporta- 
: aggre 8 ° ioe eendiey etl m_ tion in Russia while we were there, | 
whe tells. me she is busy booking 
cause 8 nearby plant makes @ | Arericans into the U.S.S.R. right component of one of our rockets. now. 
We might have been “‘bugged’’| Is it interesting?—people ask. 
in Moscow, but there was never) Sure, It’s not as gay as Paris, 
any suggestion that we were fol-\or as thought-provoking as Italy, | 
lowed. Matter of fact, the language or as comfortable‘ and reassuring 
barrier is so titanic that it was alas England. But it is now the 
_BoUNaINe BELLE — Bale relief’ — when we didn’t. have nation with which we may be deal- | 
_ student _—- me SUCKINE Serge Fliegers of INS with us—to ing with and vying with for the | 
sey ad. sae] Y. — cape — the services of Zoya Novi- next few centuries and, as “Such, | 
—— 4a : oF fet ova, the lady assigned to us by should be better known. 
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KALAMAZOO un—The body of/ports: that no pier marks had 
Donn. Munson, 39, who was found ‘been seen on Munson’s hands. 
shot to death in his car Jan. 18, Luger pistol was found on the seat 
Olivet! jbeside him. will be exhumed from Mi. 
Cemetery tomorrow for an autopsy. | 
The paper mill engineer's death; Body of Kalamazoo. Man \ 
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A coroner's jury will be sworn 
in fellowing the autopsy, Datm 
- first ruled‘a suicide, came only’ a said. An inquest will take place 
_ week after he and his’ wife brought early next week, 
j4-year-old Angela, a daughter of 
Mrs. Munson,» here from an ‘Aus- 
tralian orphanage. , 
* * * 
"an English war 
bride, testified in Municipal Court 
yesterday that her dead husband 
was not the father of Angela. She 
gave the testimony when she ap- 
peared in behalf of her. petition to 
exhume Munson’s body. 
Judge Clark M. Olmsted 
signed the exhumation order, 
pping a series of events which 
: a with a statement last Fri- 
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A. Dalm that he had evidence 
suggesting Mun did not kill- 
himself. , 
Mrs, Munson testified “ 
was aware of the child's parentage 
and had been eagerly awaiting her 
arrival in Kalamazoo, 
* * * 
The request for exhumation fol- 
lowed Coroner Ralph Cook’s ruling   
Saturday in which he reversed his} 
suicide verdict and listed Munson’s | 
death. as resulting from accidental | 
eauses. He said it could have been 
murder or suicide. 
* * * 
Dalm said the investigation into 
Munson’s death was reopened be- 
eause neither Mrs. Munson nor 
friends could furnish a suicide | 
motive. Also, he said, the body 
had been removed before the cor- 
oner viewed it and there were re-   
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| US. Eyes’ Possibility | That Reds Want Pause 
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LASHING TON -#——Top U.S 
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Sunday ‘about summit conference 
issue. They intend to keep th 
way open for a possible meeting. 
One aim reportedly is to explore 
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West, — in spite of the lack of| 
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month, will have fresh instru-' 
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Eisenhower conferred for an 
hour with Dulles and Ambassador 
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10 days ago for consultations.   
    
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Soviet interest in easing off the 
‘ast TIMES TONIGHT cold war. Then Dulles talked with 
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strolling along the center line of the Lake Wash- 
ington Floating Bridge in ——. Wash. The _PONTIAG, M wugutean. om 
      
cow was one of five that fell from a cattle truck 
when a panel gave way, There were no cowboys 
around so State Patrol-officers held an emer- 
Pens Penh Geer eo Weide.       ae 1 Fatal — Fred i 
  : - HOLLYWOOD w®— This fellow 
{Nick Todd looked familiar. is = The fight dawned when be eaid ‘1 ‘asked him if Pat ave him bis actual handle was Nick Boone. i hele ae 6 " 
+ 2 * 
That Was it! In profile, he had 
year younger, Nick is also trying. 
_ |to carve a name fdr himself as a 
~\singer- He’s having some success. 
Tonight he appears with Bob Hope 
on TV, and his records are selling 
well. But he admits that following 
a famous brother can have its 
hazards. 
“I'm often asked if being Pat 
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me,” said’ the tall 22-year-old 
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Parents’ Cure Is Infants’ Plague LANSING (AP) — Michigan hospital “There have been two cases of onde 4 Nick got off to a good start with : he ceaitce of 
_Murseries increasingly are being troubled myelitis and there may be a suit for’mal- (his first record, “Plaything,” and nemeey Sele prea pried fl 
by occurrence of skin infections and abcess practice in- Western Michigan,” ‘Heustis |i getting-a nice play with his) ii went found a gyroscope of| 
formations on newborn infants. - 
r. Albert E. Heustis, state health com- 
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germs stant to penicillin and other 
wonder drugs is responsible. 
“This is what _cemes of giving every: 
, bedy a shot of penicillin,” he said. > 
Dr.’ Heustis discussed-the situation with 
the Senate Appropriations Committee yes- 
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quest for 1958-59. 
| He had asked funds to hire a field epl- 
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trouble. 
        said. 
anticipating 
  told the committee. He did not amplify. 
“We're running arotind like a fireman try- : 
ing to put out the fires as they occur,” be! i 
“We ought to be doing siscnailsea about 
~ preventive work. 
Later, Heustis told a ‘reporter that se i n GM Contest 
far the situation hasn't become acute but . 
said it “could blessom at any time.” - | 
He said thére has been trouble in other prize winners in plant drawings “5 
states because of the tendency of the so- 
called wonder drugs to cause stiffened re- | 
distance in’ some organisms.   but he lacked money — a matter) 
ef about $1,000 for a gyroscope, 
the basic control element of a, 
rocket. _ “T Know that I can never get 
‘away from the fact that I'm Pat’s 
brother,” he explained. ‘‘People 
- will always be conscious of it. But 
“1 think they will be less conscious 
‘if my name is different.’ x x 
Richard sat down and wrote a. 
letter to Minneapolis-Honeywell! 
‘new disc, “Teen-Age Cuties."’ Be- 
[aides he eps -atiom, he has ap-|tfe Kind the company, made until 
1952 for -bombers.   
working order, was turned over to. 
Richard by Robert L. Luban, Phil-| 
_ fadelphia area service engineer for 
— ” Aeronautical _Divi- 
Twenty-seven additional special | Contestants Get 
the trouble and doing some Special Prizes 
          Biectronics — particularly as it 
applies to missiles: and rockets — 
‘has been Richard’s hobby since he | 
-40- He’s already designed a/ 
for General Motors 50th anniver- selective parachute ejection sys-| fest have been announced tem and a telemetering system | 
ly eases Feat Division. lcentered around a radiosonde, aj 
  
6- Foot Man Appears’ Giant i in 1 Argentina 
    
  By BRIAN BELL _ jby United States standards. But 
BUENOS AIRES # — Throw down here I don’t fit at all. |away..your elevator heels and BUS IS LOW 
‘come to Buenos Aires, Shorty. ' ) 'You won't iS shean. hare. , ‘The collectivo. (small bus) I ride 
| This is the city of Lilliputians "¢Sularly has all the commodious 
‘and woe be it to the 6-footer who Measurements of a foreign 
iventures out, lear. Its roof is built low’ to the 
There are big, tall- Argentines ground. I am built high to the! 
(like actor Fernando Lamas but roof. And often the twain do meet. 
they are few and far between. | My good American . gray 
|Most of the men here stand about | fies was Poors after two 
'3 feet 7; the ladies slightly over | weeks on the ‘collective. Its. 
5 feet. | crown was a misshapen mess. 
| Pimumg mac beds, tables, And from my lonely heights 1! - rs, — awnings and the twist downward hoping to spot MY small e are built to this size. And | ‘stop in the gloom. Plaintively -I the Gfooter goes sround in ® a!) the street at intervals until, perpetual crouch as if he were ine driver mercifully releases me — lost peses on i bal from my iota "bene 
After two weeks of shopping my, na height is exactly ‘; inch wife has despaired of finding a. over 6 feet — not se tall bed long one for a mere 6. 
  j * & ww» |weather transmitting system. al 
Sa is the d for. Recently, he attempted if 
entries in the essay contest on the launch a {worfoot solid fuel rocket, | iquestion, “What General Motors|but the missile became’ stuck in| 
'the launching device With his new          
       
      
        
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   Rocket Assist — : 
WILMINGTON, Del. w— A lad) 
with a persuasive pen and an eye|    
today, For 15year-old Richard| 
Harkness it was a big step to-| 
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Today, the gyroscope, in perfect | 
lot course, don’t necessarily suffer | Me. ” 
The winners were picked from 
ientry blank stubs returned to the | foot-' incher. We are having one 
made. 
The Argentine is long torsoed 
and short legged.- Also he sits * 
ceived a portable television set, 
and high fidelity record players) 
went to J. J. Dzuris, M. Roe,’ 
C, Frank, E. M. Henson and J. H. 
Cliffton. 
Transistor pocket radios went to. 
A. D, Collom, L, A. Yarbrough, S. 
Rosario, MJ. ‘MeDonet,- 3 Ro   Few eating places or private ; 
  from the States are getting more smith W. Suries, John Sutter, rai and more slouchy im their sitting. [Goes and Carmen Guizar, while J. 
NO SPIKE HEELS | A. York, T. M. Justice, H. W. 
| ‘The Argentine women do little) ‘Banghart, Selma Peterson, J. W. 
te appear taB. Selden, do Soe ie bg on ete: wear high heels except on the,      Golden Anniversary Means ag 
ilocal plant. P. W. Kwapis Jr. re-|- 
chute back to earth. 
: Heads Young Dems gyroscope he hopes_to have better 
luck with a — — rocket. 
* 
So far the vaca: a Maze of 
intricate parts when assembled, 
has cost him only $15 Still in the; 
drawing board stage is a six-foot} 
job. Richard plans to launch it! 
‘with solid fuel, and if all goes | 
‘well, the nose cone, equipped with) 
a 69cent camera rigged to, take | 
+pictures,_will-split_off-and para- | 
  DETROIT (®—William J. Cough- 
lin, assistant Wayne County Prose- 
cutor, has been named midwest 
chairman of the Young Democrats. } | 
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lheaviest of dates. The 5 and -— 
linch spikes of. the States ae) 
virtually unknown. 
| The short boy én the. States whe’ 
‘always has trouble finding a date. 
smal] enough for the big dance. 
could find a large field to pick 
ifrom here. The tall Americans, § 
‘going out with the tiny girls in | 
Buenos Aires either. For what | 
ithey lack in height, they make bd 
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Spotted Any F ving Saucers Lately? : Don't Be Ashamed — Contact NICAP 
teectls for tthe first time thet a 
Civil Aeronautics Administration 
radar operator tracked four UFOs 
flying over California at speeds up 
to 3,600 mph last spring. The cir- 
éumstances were similar to past 
radar sighting which could nat be 
identified as conventional aircraft. 
‘KEEPS MEMBER POSTED 
The magazine promistsyto keep | 
Imembers up to..date on similar 
future sightings. 
*     he 
-| Donald Keyhoe, a retired Marine | 
major and author of three best- 
selling flying siucer books, is the 
“director of NICAP and editor of the 
new new magazine. He has made fiying| 
saucers a highly profitable career. +t ronside T that the evidence that: sipton ade thd. pol Cs ce z est in flying saucers could make — 
a person the object of ridicule, | 
He says many airline pilots have   
  been ordeered not to report any, 
UFO sightings for this reason. 
In a statement of personal Policy: Plus “DEATH IN SMALL DOSES”   
on saucers, published in the first 
eedition of the magazine, weed am kk x ‘8; of 
+t o& & | 2.8.8.8.8.: 
PONT 
  
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‘planetary mashines is conclusive, }-——-——_- 
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visors and the board of govel nors |   In offering to keep names of 
members secret_at their request     By DOUGLAS LARSEN 
WASHINGTON (NEA) — You! 
Can now report seeing flying saui-| 
cers without_being tagged as the: 
neighborhood nut. 
That's one of the several uniquire, 
services being ‘offered’ by 0 new) 
organization called the National   Aerial Phenomena. 
* * * 
Another service is that your 
membership in NICAP will be kept 
a secret, just in case the mere act 
of signing up might start the neigh- 
bor talking. Already there are plén- 
ty of secret members, although 
there are some pretty impressive 
xe cutrent yearly dies in this 
the stiiclal Pefttagon gudguetier 
  for “anidentified fying obects,”* 
or flying saucers. | sends, agh:siea.jtadls I 6 deel 
The first issue, just off the press, | _ after he saw 7 strange Object in will. far outweigh my own personal 
convictions in final evaluations.’’        
     
         
                       
                    
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‘High Mountains ; 
  Squeezing Airman Into. Capsule 
in Interests of Space Medicine}   Lack of Atmosphere 
Gives Clearer Vision 
but No. Sounds - 
_ WASHINGTON = For centuries 
_man hag dreamed of setting foot 
on the moon. Today ‘scientists are; 
talking seriously about sending 
manned rockets to it in a rhatter 
of years. ‘ 
: * * * 
The moon is the earth's closest 
stars lie so far away that it takes 
hundreds of millions of years for 
their light to reach the earth, - {to hear them. 
of Force Base here expect to harvest 
.}4 Man to rocket to the moon and 
return, scientists noted. 
    SAN ANTONIO, Tex. W—A few 
days from how Donald Gerald 
Farrell, a six-foot airman from 
the Bronx, N.Y., will squeeze hir- 
self into a $by-5-foot capsule. And 
if all goes well, he'll stay inside 
for seven full days.: 
will reach his ears: 
He will see very little. He'll be 
able to talk to persons outside the 
tiny cage, but he won't be able. 
* * * 
Experts at the Department of! 
Space Medicine at Randolph Air! 
important data from Farrell's sol- 
itary confinement. They intend to 
subject him to all the forces of 
nature man is likely to find on 
voyages through space. 
The seven days of the experi- 
ment would be sufficient time for 
He’s an accounting clerk. He’s ail 
perfectly normal 23-year-old speci- 
men of manhood and that, essen- 
tially, is why scientists picked 
  
lantic and Pacific coasts. 
WEIGHTS INCREASE 
Due to the weaker pull of grav- 
ity on the moon, a strong man who 
could lift 500 pounds on the earth 
could lift 3,000 pounds on the moon. 
A sever-Year-old child could break 
the high-jump records of Olympic 
champions. A large cannon could 
fire a shot completely around the , able to take a bath. m. No one has spent more than 
at In @ Space Chaliber so 
While enclosed in his capsule, 
stretch his legs. Nor will he be 
“The boys probably will have 
4 fire hose waiting for me to take 
care of that when I come out,” 
Farrell said. 
“T imagine boredom will be the 
biggest problem.” ~ 
“He’s a pack-d-day smoker, but |} 
i 7 North Saginaw. Street 
Phone FE 4-6842 does not expect this deprivation to 
bother him too much. 
“T've always been interested in 
space +travel,” said Farrell, who 
may go into the chamber this 
‘Sunday. “I felt’sure that someday we'd conquer ‘space, I still think so 
and hope I can contribute some- 
thing to it.” 
was picked. He’s young, strong 
(185 pounds) and healthy. He's space men. 
been a guinea pig for other ex- 
periments. He's intelligent. 
stress that his reactions are so 
normal and clear-cut. He shows. 
no physical or mental eccentrici- 
ties. 
ment he is sufficiently articulate 
‘to tell the doctors of reactions and 
feelings that scientific instruments 
still can't record. 
was sealed off from newsmen 
shortly after the department an- 
nounced the project. 
doctor directly in charge of the 
test, doesn't want anything to in- 
A. 1. C. Farrell is not a flier. terfere with Farrell ——— 
of Alabama for one term, and 
plans to study aeronautical engi- 
neering. 
tests were demonstrated in exper- 
Farrell won't even be able tojiments involving weightlessness. There aré several reasons he 
But above all, the spokesmen 
When he returns from an experi-| 
That is the reason that Farrell 
Col. George R. Steinkamp, the 
y- 
x * * 
Farrell attended the University 
The airman’s good reactions to 
  Within Farrell's capsule, which) 
fever will leave the ground, doc- 
tors will create- an artificial en- 
vironment which they calculate 
will be the minimum needed by 
f 2 © 
Farrell wijl five ‘under eight 
pounds per square inch of air 
pressure, half that on earth. 
Carbon monoxide will be re- 
moved from his air and more oxy- 
igen supplied. Heat will be re- 
duced. 
* * * 
Excess moisture from his lungs, 
sweat glands and other organs 
will be purified and made into 
drinking water. Other body waste 
will be absorbed by chemicals, 
  * x ‘* 
He'll get food through an. air 
lock. Otherwise, for all that Far- 
rell will be able to, determine, he 
will be soaring through space. 
Instruments. will record - his| 
blood pressure, respiration, pulee, | 
and conditions inside the capsule.) 
He'll be given several push but-| 
ton tests to determine his working 
efficiency. 
He can be 2 brought back to an 
earth environment quickly if nec- 
essary. 
  
  
Optometrist 
        
*x* * * 
The moon revolves about the 
earth at exactly the same average 
rate it turns on its axis. Hence 
no one has seen the moon's other 
- side, ; 
The visible face of the moon |. 
is a lifeless desert. Its principal 
mountains 
craters, Astronomers have count- 
ed some 32,000 craters, and un- 
questionably many more exigf. 
The surface of the moon may be 
—covered_by a thin layer of ashy 
dust, although astronomers are not 
entirely agreed on this. The moun~ 
tains and craters are rugged, be- 
cause there: is -no rain. or. wind ta 
soften their features, —- 
VISION CLEARER 
The almost total lack of atmos- 
phere means that humans would 
hear no sound on the moon but 
would be able to see more clearlly 
than on the earth. For this reason, 
_astronomers dream of constructing 
observatories on the moon to get/ 
a better view 6f the universe. 
zt «*& ff . 
~ Why shotild anyone want to go to 
the moon? ‘Scientists say that ex- 
ploration Of: the moon will greatly 
aid man’s understanding of the 
universe in- which he lives. Even- 
tually, the moon might be put to 
innumerable-uses, stich ag- making 
better maps of the earth and the 
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N. ¥, U. Pest Graduate 
School of Medicine 
NEW YORK (NEA) — It is 
now an accepted fact that the 
basis for good health and well-| 
being is optimum nutrition. 
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___In the case of atherosclefosis, 
‘more commorfly .known as “hard- 
ening of the arteries,” there is 
evidence that the food intake may 
be one of ‘the important confribu- 
tors, To date, it has not been! 
possible to locate the specific nu- 
tritional factors involved. 
Out of this complexity. certain 
facts begin to emerge. Dietary florie intake. obesity and exercise. 
As. @ consequence, one of the 
first things that occurs to many; 
people when confronted with a 
non-infectious or chronic degenera- 
’ tive state is_the thought that the 
disorder may be of possible die- 
tary origin, This is not always 
true 
i 
  ‘Hardening of . ‘Arteries’ | eat, hee a very minor, if any 
role in the development of athero- 
sclerosis, Evidence that tendg to 
relate atherosclerosis to the fat 
intake is difficult to separate from 
that which relates it to total ca- 
* * * 
Experimentally it can be shown 
that the soft fats, or vegetable oils, 
of the blood. -Whether.this is im- 
portant in inhibiting the develop- 
ment of atherosclerosis remains to 
sient A long time will be re- 
ired to prove the ‘hypothesis. N eo? i o 
1 Ty 
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- rt ee ‘Iship of fat to the developinent of gaitionsl to the amount. of con- 
striction of the blood vessel.” _* * 
the constriction may not be great 
the small 
the oxygen demands increase, the 
interference becomes more. netice- 
able, Since the same distance at 
the same speed, their harden- 
quickly. 
thin people with atherosclerosis. 
When they walk they have no 
symptoms. If they run, taus- 
‘ing a rapid increase in oxygen . 
requirements, then symptoms 
may result, 
- The implications of the relation- When the-ndividual is at rest,” 
ing of the arteries {s noticed very /77 
Tho came. findings apply to | 
  atherosclerosis have resulted “in 
investigations of the other main 
foodstuffs, proteins and carbohy-   
are commonly known as starch 
and sugar, The result of these in- 
            
vestigations to date re-emphasizes|)   It is common observation that|the fact that any radical attempt); obese people breathe harder and|to alter the diet can result in| 
faster than normal-weight people|™any problems. ~ 
striction of the blood vessel will 
interfere with the flow of the 
oxygen-carrying blood. The de- 
cholesterol, or the cholesterol you gree of interference will be pro- 
  -|daily some meat or dairy prod- 
“Suet, green and yellow leafy vege- 
_|consumption of any one The best advice that can be 
given today. is to eat a well- 
rounded diet that supplies all 
    My suggestion is that you eat 
tables, fruit, and whole grain or 
enriched flour products. _ Over- 
group is not to be encouraged. 
| Maintenance of desirable weight 
is essential. 
_ —eo 
Next: Exercise and heredity. 
  
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: _ ale » During the told" it’ i di chi p ssrene Mrs. Houston Levers says... < season, it's nt to vinta Idren's 
ae ~ hankies, towels, rgarments. Use Roman Bleach, triple-action | 
Rory peg Pate to “bleach which makes clothe sanitary as it whitens them. You get 
them naturally in TreeSweet «(xtra Bk As ge re. you use Roman Pee. 
Orange Juice! She loves it... a 
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: = ‘ ae : 4 JANE FORMS AT LEFT — Employes at Pon- . and general inlgietiicon Immaculate in black 
. _»> MAMA MIA! y q tiac Retail Store line up for their morning coffee slacks and white shirt, she spends her day tak- . et afr. | ; i 4 break when the Meals-on-Wheels truck pulls in. ing hot coffee and other food 'o_hundreds of _{ FT ae Hae 5 Sg oe i 
z > 7 Mrs. Bobbie Whitaker, the driver, is also cashier vate eee ee ‘ | 3 eh. | En > oe 
> HERE'S ‘THE BEST PIZZA IN TOWN 4 eo . : > 7 a | By JANET ODELL Shaw lends a hand with this job, meal. The day I saw her it 
? — : q| Pontiac Press Home Editor 100. was te be chicken pie, fresh ‘ = ) q * * * _ vegetables, salad and buttered = 
| Fe ortinoREADY-MADE Crispy § sxins tot i one of womans! pote warts by wraping sand) 4 : @ traditional jobs. But- few women  wiches, doughnuts and sweet el Everything that can “be por- 
4 {spend their day driving @ truck|in waxed ‘paper. She makes the itioned out ahead of time is. done , q | gun ‘ot food around fown, serving|©offee she will need on her rounds. All 
| ; 4 . “acu are The aes cai plastic utensils. This eliminates : 4 track regular ‘entirely .the problem of dish- 7 > @ “Bobbie” Whitaker, an attrac-/ (Teck with » steam table -fas- 
3 4 @ tive voliae woman with hair that tened to one side. Kept het with . The is meal over, Bobbie’ s DISINFECTANT 
» q has @ hint of auburn in it, drives) Settled gas, this table cam be __ annie en eee SIS Aes — : : 2 
4 4,a Meals-on-Wheels truck five and) “heoked and relied right into — : — 7 y ee q\a halt days 2 week. She takes) ® building If there ts ue way for Fo * Se > Feveine’s @ food for coffee breaks and com-) @¢ tuck to drive in, ancy Ripe > crispy Phaza. : € plete noon meals to a number of At the rear are two huge : EN You SHOP AT 3 SISTERS 
4 q businesses around Pontiac. Her: vacuum jugs of piping hot coffee, §- me Tr. 
4 q route includes many of the city’s Both of these and the cream dis- YOU ALWAYS GET 
me : q\ service garages and .a few small penser are battened down. Un- eas , = > @ manufacturing plants. derneath is an ice box full of milk. ee On the various Shelves are = » | Meals-om-Wheels is the brain s ses : 
‘ {| cata of two young men, F. “ollee “go-withs, Everything is] 
‘ : : 4, Russell Fahr and Eugene UL. immaculate. 
2 Ready te Serve—Carnished to Taste — in d) teat tring they : * & 8 
> industrial catering » they de- rode with Bobbie for two hours 
> LESS THAN 5 MINUTES! | ‘ cided to service small companies (ihe other day, The minute she 
b New .... © new cbilt-processeé Italian style pines that con be ¢ that could not afford to have a Is her truck into a building and 
b ' prepared at home in minutes. The first bite will preve that 4 cafeteria or even a lunch wagon. stops the line forms. Self-service 
> Fortine Pizea is met frezen. A special chill-process is the secret trucks with drivers dressed in jis the order of the day. ‘Every- 
» to its crispier crust, its xestful Italian favor. : black and white are now a one is in geod humor, the prospect 
: > Gerve it to your family and friends . . . lunch time, dinner time, 4 familiar sight in this area, of a cup of hot coffee being a 
: > 3 " —» * ~~ @ Bobbie Whitaker yets to. work cheering one. As is to be expect- 
d — : q at 6:30 every morning. For sev;\ the bantering never cesses; : >» ASK FOR IT AT YOUR FOOD MARKET TODAY! q\eral hours before that time Mrs. | but it's all good-natured, 
* yo FORTINO BROTHERS q) Ardyce Drache {“Ma" to every. _ Rebbe works on. shmest split ‘ % W. HURON 6st. : PONTIAC Ee ~ a; Oe See cond timing. She hes to be : eis oe q busy preparing. sandwiches, sal-| back at headquarters shortly aft- | ARAAARAAARRRARREEERREEEEERER EDD J ijads and hot essence Mrs. Dorothy! 7“. eleven to lead up her soon | 
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Pontiac Press Home Editor fess ane pate » Here's a pedi way to present ee. ‘1 can (® ounces} tomate sauce Seven million “more cases of 1 teaspoon sugar ‘® lessdemanded lamb cut all! canned peas and sixteen million) {+ teespoom outon salt eu’  Gecked out in royal splendor. The} more © ours of ffoten peas are) °+, cun chopped celery recipe featurés either lamb neckion hand ‘this year as compared! - Drain liquid from peas and add slices or lamb shoulder chops gent-iwith a year ago. Need we state/water to make 1 cup liquid. Sprin- ly braised with a tangy tomato! that there is an abundance of the|kle gelatin on liquid to soften. sauce. ; little green globes? The USDA|Heat over low heat until dissolved, 
Lamb—Tangy Tomate Sauce lists both Kids of peas on their! stirring. Add tomate sauce and sea-| — # lamb neck slices or ¢ lamb shoulder | list of plentiful foods for Febru-|sonings: chill until partially thick-|” chops, cut 1 inch | |ary. Prices are loiver too: ened. Stir in drained peas and! ate 
  
  
    
    
    
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‘ : ee ae ee ‘bas around 300 calories in it. If! firm, Unmold on crisp’ salad - YOU'LL SAVE AT A&P 1 4 eieve garlic. minced 
ee ‘you serve six people, you're doling | gaan and serve with mapyorealas. 3 2 oon dr¥” mustar 
% omy 3 mice jout some 50 calories per serving! servings. | 
2 tabjgspoo inegar : — exclusive of any. added better’ You can garnish your meat loaf 
2 ebeepeee Seremer es See ;While it bakes if you'll follow the CENTER cur Brown meat in melted lard or ©F cream satice, of course, 
A low-calorie. main dish that|Tecipe below. Byight green. frozen drippings. Season with salt and pep-! at Ee oun 
per. Combine remaining. ingredi- would be welcome at. luncheon Pea’ Which TOP quaLiTY—paLicious_i6 To 24 POUND ents and pour over meat. cover or bruneh is this Green Pea Puff: meat are baked just 45 minutes. : 5 Pay and mer 113 hours or! ‘They're delicious and. attractive. 2 gnlly a simmer 2 Se whit Hk to 
ae : : : . parate es and yolks of | 
: until meat is tender. Yield: 6 serv- | three eggs. Beat the. yolks and Meat Leaf Garnish of Peas = ngs. 2 pack trod : . ing : . . | add a half cup of drained canned 2 peek cabed das0l4 ‘eeaial peas, Beat the whites untij stiff | +s cup evaporated milk 
and fold into the pea and yolk | 1}. OUnGa ‘vulk perl somnage 
              
    
        
  Choose- Brightest Carrots mixture, along with a quarter | 2 tablespoons grated horseradish “SUPER-RIGHT™ QUALITY—2 TO 3-POUND Ries. ““SuPER.RIOHT? couNTRY STYLE, THICK é | 4 Oy 
Beir coloted cares re) E'S aio tome apes’ | Pecseed = Camm on Soe Ribs... 2. 95 ‘Sliced Bacon. . . 2 xs. 1. 19 more nutitidus. Most of their deep) Ne ‘act "preanes nod" genied | jissomon try menard 3 cosas 7 see : - : : __Ofange or orange.red_coloe_comestightty with Tour. Cook over lows | - oo packages of frozen = ; A ; | : from carotene, a chemical the heat for about 25 minytes, until {stand at room temperature while LB. aa : TASTY QuicK.nx TREAT x oe “SUPER-RIGHT" AlL MEAT 4 human body converts to vitamin ‘¢t ‘and serve at ence on heated ipreparing remaining ingredients. ” A Chili 3 10-02. 33 Skinles F ks . 55¢ : plate, ‘Turn cubed bread into bowl and ; la we © @ e@ PKG. Cc $s ran eee mK6. } a A, 90 necesSary for poor eyesight Peas are'a natyr“al in salads. One| ‘pour milk over. When bread has — 
ae seemed growth. Pare them! en tricks we practice is to add|*>sorbed milk, ‘stir in the meat ; FLORIDA SWEET, suiey DELICIOUS CALIFORNIA ; thirily, Cook in a.small amount of some frozen feas. that have been| a oe) cers — = 
boiling water in _ covered SaUCe- Slightly t to a tossed salad. | = 
Sen seal Jost crisptcnden ES ase, Mig owt taste raw of|emeie, im Giaceter se 3-qurt ess sfruit Navel ranges minutes. For waleds and relish | aj. Try ‘“ neg << ae Prd — “ 
trays, or as for quick-cooked ac- Carne d peas can be incorporated loven (50 :degrees #4 geen . 
- ~ companiment for meat, choose : : ; small, young ones. Use larger a thy same salads. An <—e : He 88-SIZE . ; mature ones for soups, stews and } Remove from oven and pour 
: pot roast, | around the meat,’ (If peas do not he : C : 2 pour out, break the hard-frozen BAG DOZ. Make* hash with ners Aoeat ox High Nutrition Found shape into smaller pleces to turn = 
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. _ {te the amount "ot come in Tangy Dried Beef xt isrs Cosson : . . — * meat), chopped onion, salt ‘and’ gy turn to oven for 45 minutes. Total 24 oe Pare ; pepper. : | baking. time for meat: 11% hours. 
  When you reach for a jar or| Baking time for peas: 45 min- 
package of dried beef, you reach; utes. ‘ 
Ss why pay MOre 7 nutrition. Every pound of dried and spoon peas and drippings over beef is equal in food value to al- each serving. Serves six or eight. -     
    
    jmacet 2 2 — ah fresh _— SPECIAL! sconun = | toon! ant trimmed bet round BISCU Triangles |_| B16 BUYS, THRIFTY —AND oH $0 e000! 
K | 3 | ; | . lis used in the preparation of dried aS e 0 2 ar arine beef. It is cured in a pickling »- Dotted With Cheese ANN PAGE | ‘Hution ‘under close temperature : ey control so that every fiber of the : CANS i 4 - ; meat is reached. Then, it is held) Lenten meals have added spar-'               ‘in heated “drying houses’’ for four |Kle Se ae haa —— ‘a With PORK in TOMATO SAUCE : : § read interest wit : . , . : - seven peelripomary pall ote le Cheese Biscuit Triangles, , These hearty heat-and-eat favorites are made to of- 1-LB. 2) lits characteristic tasty, smoky Sift fogether 2 cups sifted en- der for mid-winter meals. A fine stock-up VALUE! CARTONS flavor. After the “drying house” |"ihed flour, 1 tablespoon baking | 
period, the meat is cooled and P°Wder and 1 teaspoon salt. Cut! ANN PAGE — : _ tt ea / \or rub in 44 cup shortening until : , . : : dried for — a mixture is crumbly. Stir in 1 cup KIDNEY 21-07. 9. 
CANS | tant sud! All in all, more than two weeks *tredded American cheese and 3   
  jtablespoons minced  pimiento, for . aki gore required t0 PtO-ldrained, Add % t0°% cup miki | Mighty goed eating as a quick-fix dish or zestv me ny S Hi ro) juce @ dried meat that is ready to /,, make’a soft dough. | bean salad for lunch of supper! ae 
as delicious dried beef. - board or pastry cloth and knead NN. ~< * gently 30 seconds. Roll out to a A PAGE be sliced paper thin and packed!” tury —ut— On tightly floured | 
OT TAT Le ‘| Served cold ndwich, Tron-GENTE f in a sa rectangle 44 inch thick. Cut with 14.01 +4 6 / creamed and served in ‘patty|sharp knife into triangle shapes. . wacom ert shells, or combined with rice, the Bake on ungreased baking sheet in             , toasty, smoked flavor of dried hot oven (450 degrees) 10 to 12 ‘Red-ripe tomatoes. subtle seasoning give this . iia , : “| beef can’t be beaten! _ tminutes. Makes 19 dozen biscuits» “Rete tom its nd zip. A thrifty ro   a 
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‘Empty condensed soup info saucepan. Fill can with 
. liquid Starlac. Blend. Heat mvoording to directions 
_ on the can. 
- ~All your made-with-milk recipes are tasty, healthful 
and thrifty ‘made: with this wonderful norifat dry milk. 
“Drink Starlac, , and ge “B vitamins, pro- 
teins, calcium and other minerals of pret  pageeueined 
milk, They're the heart of milk ~Starlac. . ; 
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in plentiful supply may be off- 
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TENDER, JUICY - cups drained,’ flaked salmon (15%4- #-|chases at home, you may find you! of foods is given. Learning the | 
* ounce can), 1 teaspoon. lemon| missed some frhportant item. descriptive terms can help you | Fc pg Pe Agr Pre ange : * 2.9 . | pick a “good buy” trom your | 
raga "As you make the market list, it] ¥orlte arm chair. . milk mixture and blend well. Stir! - in salmon mixture. Mix .|is wise to study all available mar; VEGETABLES & FRUITS—Sev- 9 . — 
ly. (Dough will be quite thick.) keting information says Mrs. Jo-\erai slight changes may be notice- |B salen Slide, 
into deep hot/sephiné Lawyer, MSU Marketing! 1. in fresh produce this week, | fat (375 degrees) and: fry ee snag a Agent. Seldom are P golden brown and crusty. there drastic. changes in foo@|C@!rot supplies are heavier, prices’ —— 
Or somed bus, acters time. bat/ere lower in some instances, Let 
ings. there is information to indicate|“¥e quality is improving; ade- quate supplies are keeping costs 
at about 20 to 25 cents a head./m 
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‘Jany. recipe in the cook-book—fleav-t-} eee ~ cae cae an oo $ ot u BORDEN S 
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NGG (sci. 'eoaet'vatgf] HUNT'S SPECIAL! a Cocais || CAT T-BONE STEAKS = 89° | "SS 2AIWA chopped celery. Make a sauce of = ~' 
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    _THE PONTIAC PRESS! we \ 
  
    4 Monaghans 
Plan Party 
Tomorrow 
._—__—_$t,-Hugo—Tea 
Fashion Show 
  7 party Friday in their home on 
Lone Pine road for heads of 
- committees who are arranging 
a fea and fashion show to be - 
given on Valentine's Day at 
the Latin Quarter, Detroit. - 
4 It will benefit the Altar So- 
ciety of St. Hugo of the Hills 
: : Mrs, John S. Mahony is gen- 
eral chairman of the affair 
exhibits of jewels to be worn 
with designer costumes. : 
Mrs.__H. P. Turner will give 
- a luncheon next Thursday at 
Devon Gables for all commit- 
tee members. 
TO FETE BRIDE-ELECT 
Mr. and Mrs, J. Curtis Will- 
son of Rathmor road will drive 
to Owosso Sunday to attend the 
_ cocktail and supper party fo 
—be-given—for—their daughter, 
Frances, By Mr. and Mrs. Nor- 
man L. DesJardines. 
The hosts’ son, John Rolph . 
DesJardines, and Frannie will 
be married March 8 in Christ 
Church Cranbrook. 
The Jay C. Willsons Jr. will 
drive over from Grosse Pointe 
where they are staying with 
the junior Willeon's parents, 
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Sis- 
son, since Jay's very recent 
severance from the Army aft- 
er two year’s of duty in Ger- 
many. Four-month-old’ Pam- 
ela, who was born in Heidel- 
berg, Germany, will stay with 
law and sister, the Nathan B. 
Halls of Ann Arber, arrived 
home from a trip to Bermuda 
early this week. and will also 
be present. : 
HONORED GUEST! — 
Mrs, Thorias 5. Torgerson, 
the former Nancy Burgess, was 
the honored guest this noon at 
a luncheon and shower at 
“Bloomfield Hills Country Club. 
Her hostesses Were Mrs. Ern- 
est R. Breech, Mrs. John 'S. 
‘Bugas, Mrs..George W.- Walk- 
er and Mrs. Walter Bemb. 
Elowers and decorations were 
in pale og = baby blue. 
. * 
*\ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. 
Yntema will be hosts Saturday 
~  €vening at a dinner party in 
. their home. This will be one of . 
a series Mr, and Mrs, Yntema_ 
  ee 
Cotillion Club will give 
the ent of eres of parton 
Feb, 14 at Bloom- 
Country Club; % 
  3 ‘Serving cookiesito Mrs. Edna Olmsted (center) of South Tele- 
graph road and Mrs. Cloe Benson of Chippewa road is Mrs. William 
Shunck (left) of Lotus Lake. feds: < .e oesclhahaled 
| Invite Chairmen of 
and__ 
_Mrs. Hareld Sibley and Mrs.     
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9. The Rev. John A. Trese (left), assistant director of Catholic charities for the Archdiocese of Detroit 
and director of Catholic social services for Oakland 
County, was principal ars at the tea. Here he 
Plans Set ete. 
  YWCA given by Central Volunteer Bureau of Pontiac Path teed 
Fund for local volunteers who donated their talents, time and. ener- 
to bettering the community. , 
Lowe of Watkins 
(right) of Third avenue. 
& 
- To Hear Speaker From MSU = 3   
forTheater Child Study Goune to Meet Gathering 
Plans for a March theater 
party in: Detroit were made 
by members of Omega Alpha 
sorority Wednesday evening in — 
the Menominee road home of Chute. of the Pontise area. 
_Mrs. Lioyd Stalcup. . Doug- 
-las Green was ess. A % © BQ! 
donation was made to March Mr. Costar is also a mem- 
of Dimes. 
Mary Fought was named 
chairman of the May Day 
Breakfast. She will be aided 
by Mrs. Clifford Koskinen and . 
Mrs. George Ferguson. 
Standing committee chair- © 
men include Mrs. Koskinen and - 
Eulalia Valentine, telephone; 
Mrs. George Morrow and Mrs. 
Norman O’Brien, philanthropic;- | Auxiliary Plans 
. Monday Party 
Ferguson, ways and means; 
Mrs. John Londick, publicity; 
Mrs. Tom Beat; sunsiine, and 
Mrs. Richard Fox, historian. 
The hostess and cohostess 
will be in charge of the we 
gram each month. American Club. 
will be used for retarded chil- 
dren of Oakland County... 
  
fat sled jaa Fob cuted 
Clubs: of the Panfier: area are. ‘(left to: es) Mrs “Do New Horizons Make 
Happy Homes?” will be the 
topic discussed by James Co-—— 
star of counseling and guid- 
ance department of MSU at 
a Feb. 18 luncheon being giv-— 
en. by combined Child Study ~ of Michigan Child Study As- 
ree me Se, 
secretary. Members of the new- 
_ ~ The Cherokee road home of 
' Mrs. Joseph Salfi will be the 
setting for a Monday St. Val- 
- entine’s cooperative dinner and 
card party being given by 
Women’s Auxiliary of Italian- 
- Mrs; Salfi- 
and Mrs. Joseph Perna will be 
~ decorations. 
oe - Heading the reservation com- 
_ Mnittee is aris ae. oa idieet 
Digsteing John ohn Naz a Williams la Mrs Hered ‘ ! 
be given at Retwnde Inn by the combined Child Study, Mark avenue and wan Paul Gormian aris Neth Genesee : a4 ber of the board of advisers. and Mrs. Paul! Gorman is 
chairman of publicity. 
sociation and was instrumental 
in planning the program for. will be Mrs. Donald Rebert-' 
ly formed Child Study Clubs 
in Rocltestér and Clarkston will 
also be guests. 
: e £2: * 
General. chairman for the 
luncheon is Mrs. Neil Gray, 
ami Mrs. Philip .Rowston will 
introduce the speaker.: ~ 
Mrs. John. Naz is chairman 
of hospitality and invitations, 
with Mrs. Bernard - Heaney, 
Mrs. Jorma Sarto and Mrs. 
Murray Osborn in charge of to Wed in April 
. Mrs. Amanda Fox of Home 
street and George Fox of Mel- 
rose avenue announce the en- 
gagement of their daughter, 
Shirley Ann, to James R. 
Duke of Atlanta, Ga., a for- 
' mer Pontiac resident. and son 
- of Mr. and Mrs. John L, Duke 
of Glenwood avenue. 
Mr. Duke is a graduate a 
General Motors Institute and 
is affiliated with _Kappa_Sig- 
ma Kappa fraternity, The cou- 
ple is ye a late epieah 
sce | Atlanta, + =? 
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avenite. 
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talking with Mrs. Frederick No 
road and Mrs. C. M. Shelton — 
Hostesses for the luncheon’ 
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this year’s study. 38 Mrs. Ralph Humphries, \ 
LUNCHEON GUESTS. oo “oo esgedaleongae 9 5 -Guests for the occasion will Harold Wert, 
be Mrs. Harold Quigley of é 
Wyandotte, state president, and ac 
Mrs. Frank Plume, also of . . 
Wyandotte, state corresponding Shirley A. Fox THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 
  
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sistant director et Catholic teachers, peakers. and, motor effort is made to place each 
charities for ‘the Archdiocese _ volunteer in a job he or 
of Detroit and director of Cath- “hyo may voi. er ‘will enjoy. 
View Festival 
Set for Feb. 19. 
Third cityw 
Sele boys’ gymnasium. 
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This annual concert by eighth and ninth graders 
will feature 1,000 teenagers. : 
They will sing songs of faith, of our nation, the 
frontier, the South, folk songs, 
songs. Some of the selections will 
; Re age at 
Presenting g the program will be Eastern Junior 
_ h School. Girls’ Glee Club under the direction 
argaret Snyder, Jefferson Boys’ Glee Club with tuals and fun 
Fieanoe Pyles conducting, Madison - * Glee Club 
directed by*William Coffing, Lincoln Choralines ant y 
—— Ninth Grade Chorus. 
Five poges dey Square Set: in Women's Section Club Holds 
Anntat Ball, 
  ide: Sein High School Vocal Music — 
Festival will be held Feb. 19 in Pontiac Central High 
      
     
Sorority Holds - 
Gathering With 
Ex-M embers 
  ‘Club’s annual s Ball $$Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta 
Wednesday « ‘at Wever Sigma Phi sorority were 
School. aig evening in the West 
* 2. & Iroquois Yoad home of Mrs 
Callers assisting him were haa: \ Arthur Yarger, Jack Ralph, =z © i Pete Messeman, -Ralph Price Among the guests were 
and James Thompson. Guest Mrs. George Markey, Mrs. 
William Brown, — Berz, Mrs. Larry Pentuick, 
dance clubs were Mr. and Mrs.  Freida Miller. ~ Herb Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Arthur Ellis presented 
Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. William the history of St, Valentine's 
Brown and .Mr. and Mrs. Day and Mrs. William Cheal 
Robert Wilson. __led the group in singing sorori- 
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‘by the Jack Ralphs and Arthur - Final plans were made for Yargers. Mrs. Wayoé Reaves _the sorority’s Feb. 15 Valentine 
ee on party, 
‘Hospital Group oe eee 
Elects Officers . 
os Newty ‘elected peubtent ot Mr. and Mrs the Oakland County. Citizens’ 
    
             
    
     
    
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  Pouring at ihe y WCA i. the Cental Volunteer 
‘Bureau tea was Mrs, Ralph G. 
boulevard. W aiting in line as Mad 
  Two students who are members of 
Frederick High School Future 
Social Workers Club are Sharon Talbot 
f eh) of Seam Marshall street and St. end West Walton 
eid (cen- 
Meriann Englehart (right) ‘of Whit- 
temore street. They are pictured hav- 
“ing a cup of tea with Mrs, Cloe Doyle 
of Sylvan Lake. 3 3 
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ter) of Oneida road gets some tea is Mrs. Warren 
Fowler a Lake street. ee | accessories and. she carried a 
‘| white Bible with a single gar- z ne _ruE PONTIAC ? PRESS. THURSDAY. Fiepnuary 6, 1958 
(Couple. Weds in. Comins 
1 Canilea® Menmonith: Chuapch asl 
the setting for the Saturday after-' 
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“Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Rhoads 
of Comins are the bride's parents, | 
and the bridegroom is the son of! and Wallace K. Harris, | 
boulevard. and Ross Rhoads, brothers of the 
noon wedding of Phyllis A. Rhoads Pride. 
Mrs. B. B, Bower of James K uated from Central Michigan‘ Col- 
. ’ HMege where the bridegroom is a 
"The bride wore a white woot ‘dent.    
      |Catholic Women - 
Name Officers : Seating the guests were Maurice 
    
   -|Catholic Women, . 
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Other officers are Mrs. Charles 
Thayer, first vice president; Mrs 
Delmo Chapdelaine, second vice! 
preskient; Mrs. Matthew Gill, third) 
vice president; Mrs C. W, Wag: i se 
A ok for 100 ‘guests was 
held in Comings Community 
Building following the ceremony. 
The new Mrs, Harris was grad-,   
Fireside to Gather | 
Mrs. Robert H. Baker wil] open 
her Birmingham home Friday af- 
ternoon to members of Fireside 
Club. ;         
tailered dress with matching | 
denia og it. . 
Mrs, William Cookenmaster of 
Kalamazoo as honor. attendant was 
igowned in royal blue with white, 
aceessories. She caryied an ar- 
rangement of white gardenias.   
Famous Frolic 
Held at Owen 
x -byH oedowners 
Owen School was the setting 
‘for “Famous Frolic’ of Hoe- 
downers Square Dance Club. 
Larry Bova .was- master of 
ceremonies. ; 
Ss * +. is "HAPPY THE HOME WITH A HAMMOND! . ner, recording secretary, and Mrs. 
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Callers for the evening were 
Charlies Vandenberg, Howard 
Hatfield, Fred Froede, Duane _ 
Brown, Leonard Buzz and | 
George Beauchamp. i 
Among the guests attend- 
ing were Mr. and Mrs. 
Jack Martin, Mr. and Mrs. 
George ‘Whiteside, Mr. and 
Mrs. Lester Christenson and     
_ | About 108 miles of cable must be 
Jaid for every 100 miles of actual 
distance for under-the-ocean ser- 
vice to provide for the necessary 
sack: : Mr, and Mrs. Emery Butler. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Ander- 
son and Mr. and Mrs, John 
Tenjeras were received as new 
members of the group.     ce Walnut, 
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- Officer Talks” 
\. to Fashionette 
\on Safe Driving 
\ Patrolman Jerry Smith = 
the Pontiac Police Department 
showed slides on safe driving 
._ta_.members of- Fasifionette 
Chyb Tuesday evening in Adak 
Shelly Library. 
Se ee 2 
Mrs. Sam Jones won the 
trephy for losing the most 
weight. — 
  Peg eae Club {is entering 
ne, “Fain Your Figure” 
gained by obtaining ideal 
weight ami keeping-it,appear- 
ance and attendance at meet- 
x ‘Valentine party will “be 
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—Fest Perfume —. — “=To-save money, test a per- 
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ing. It may evapgrate on a 
‘dresser after a drop or two is . 
  Giieicses Rushing 
"The Beardsley road home of Mrs. 
Ronald McNeil was opened to 
members of the. Phi Alpha Iota 
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi to dis- 
cuss plans for the rush season and the Founders’ Day banquet. 
Organizing ‘for the rushing are 
Mrs. Thomas Ogden, Mrs. Gerald 
Moore and Mrs, Douglas Hallett. 
The group also made plans for a |.’ 
money - making project. Refresh- 
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  ng Experts Find | Most Teenagers Too Childish,   
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marriages tn the US. explaining 
why ther take aoe and the prob- 
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MEN’S S JACKETS ‘oe * But if sociologists, religious 
leaders, psychologists and mar- 
: riage counselors had their way, 
  like this: 
“Emotional maturity 
J » Tiage go together...” and 
_- tight on key in real life love, 
| marriage 
happiness. 
That is why most 
view the rising number of teenage 
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    maturity, but they claim you are: 
> more likely not to-have it in your 
sl teens.    * 1 * . 
that most- marriages break up be- 
cause one or both of the partners   
  
    
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“Love and marriage go together - 
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mar) 
Flat as a song hit, maybe, = & 
and the pursuit of | 
authorities | 
marriages in the U.S. with gloom. ' 
age does not guarantee emotional | 
Divorce analysts generally agree 
: s * : are immature whatever their out- 
We Have It! The Revolutionary | ward appearances. 
~GULBRANSEN | et et sk “T had a child's mind in-a 
woman's body,’ admits beautiful 
Transistor Organ actress Elizabeth Taylor. . frankly 
pinning down the reason Ww. hy her, 
in 1950 nated less than a year. 
Tremolo System i *~ * 
Chie a And Suc is as good a definition 
mes |as any of emotional immaturity. ® | But here are other signs of emo-, 
gist of the University of Chicago | 
’ Family Study Center singles out | 
“the = get-married-now-or-never | 
ning. 
duced new officers. “Teenagers seldom pellbie ‘on a understanding ‘and ta sym-|relianoe and fetid on - their 
‘cannot divorce parents by. getting pathy for each other's needs .and parents <i a 
urn, married but og take oT ma compete, “a, di onteer ot the Family’ Service, 
‘Sets for the price of one wedding | Aasociation of America, sums up| 
license.” * * » ‘the nationwide agericy’s beacon 
a en ce 7 ‘NO SELF-RELIANCE this way: 
Dr. Emily Mudd, head of Phil. Dr. Louis Mann, a promineat’ ‘Teenagers who marry often cut 
adelphia's Mafriage Council, calls Jewish religious leader and psy. their education short and regret it. 
lattention to empathy, or the ability chologist in Chicago, says, “My later. Marriage may seeny to be 
of putting yourself in the Other office is littered with case histories an immediate answer but it never 
person's shoes. She says: of broken teenaged marriages be- solves problems and one ot its: 
.“"Teenaged couples. seem to have i¢ cause the couples had = no self-| tmajor risks is immaturity.” 
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_+ sponding secretary: - Mrs. Rebert -Passineau was- 
installed Monday evening as 
President of Pontiac City Pan- 
helienic Association. The meet- 
‘ing was held in the Sylvan 
Shore¢ drive home of Mrs. — 
James Nye. 
. Also’ installed were Mes: 
Richard Kuhn, yice president; 
Mrs. Lewis L. Irwin, corre-¢ 
= Mrs. 
Howard Owen, recording sec- 
retary; Rosaniond - Haeberle, 
Retiring President Mrs. Rob- 
ert \nderson conducted the in- 
stallation. 
Plans for the year were dis- 
cussed arid’ chairmen appoint- 
ed. Pat Wendling and Mrs. 
Bruce Kinzler were hostesses 
for the evening. -     Tipécon Group 
Learns About — 
Direct Dialing ~ 
Bell” nae Co. spoke on 
"Direct Distance. Dialing” to 
members of Tipacon- Chapter 
of American Business Woman's 
Association. Wednesday. eve- 
ning: at a dinner meeting in 
Hotel Waldron. 
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Vocational talks were given 
by Mrs. Claude Dodge and Mrs. 
Elsa Leece. Guests for the eve- 
- sad” ie Tilia "ning were Mrs. Leé Johnson 
= McGovern, historian. and Joyce Holm. 
oe 
Plans are being made for a 
“Hand of Friendship Tea’’ to 
be heid March 16, a Boss Night 
dinner in April, a district 
meeting in South Bend, Ind., 
on May 3 and 4 and a state 
meeting in Pontiac in Junes + 
  
dance are (left to right) Edward Pom- 
peian, chairman of the house commit- 
tee; Peter Metes, general chairman of 
the ball; Daniel T. Murphy Jr., enter- 
tainment chairman, and Louis C. Had- 
den, commander of Jimmy Dey Post. The 11th annual Midwinter Ball to 
be given Saturday night by the Jimmy 
Dey Post 12 of the Amvets at the Keego 
Harbor post promises to be a well- ° 
planned affair. Four committee mem- 
bers who met Wednesday evening to 
complete _ final arrangements for. the _ cece Sees   
    
Opti-Mrs. Club Meeting Conducted, 
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Holds Meeting ie shabion Mrs. Howard ‘Barnett participated: 
Mrs. Irving Gillies of Mo- | Fe nog and Country” was ihe in the musical portion of the Tues- sn ica — et al ra j topic of a talk given by Mrs. day: program, which was under’ 
members | of: Opti - Mrs Club ‘Eleah Patten when 31 members: the direction of Mrs. Ida Bryan. 
Tasaine S¢ 2 casbaraiies din |and guests of the First Philathea Mrs. Bertha Lewis was in charge 
Gir wed wociel event ng. Class of the First Baptist Church ot refreshments. 
Plans were announced for a 
party to be held April 12 at 
Oakland County Boat Club-with 
- the Optimist Club. 
The March 4 meeting will 
be held in the Berwick boule- . t 
vatd home of Mrs. Harold | 
Davis. , | $ 7 5 
Altar Society Plans |. Calne 
Secret Pal Party sy With Cut * and. Set 
Joseph Guinan entertained mem- 
rs rhe bed Lager Altar and , N 0 N E 
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HIGHER - Mrs. Gayle Coulson intro) 
YOU GET. ALL THIS:     
‘met at the church. 
‘Mrs. William Carls, Mrs: ar 
‘Mason, Mrs. Nellie Monroe and : 
    
  
  
A secret pal revelation party will 
      
            
     
        
            
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          @ |be held in the parish hall Feb. 12. : : | Hostesses for the evening were * Custom Haircut —- \Mrs. Leo, Halfpenny, Mrs. Ear! . sig lt - re ‘N a John’ seve a ” Sapevieneed. Uciweed Size 5 to 10 ae Regular $10.00 Values : .Mrs. Roy Wiegandt. : . : Operator Frida Nights til 9 p M a SS # Styled Set “Open Monday and Fr MM, ~ | Fo Wed in Apri No Appoiniment Necessary. * Our Famous Guarantee = —*& i ga i 
Mr. and Mrs. William: J. Sane 
Hayden of Charlotte street an- ii 
nounce the engagement of their | 
eaiy Siaes "hea. “ee H O L LYWOC D BEAUTY 4 Girard Lee Steinhelper, son of SHOP = ie a 3 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Stein- wP Cc s helper of Spence sireet, The | -78¥2 North Saginaw Si. FE 8-3560 for THE ENTIRE FAMILY couple is pla April 12 e] Baziey’ : . ° vd : planning an pri ver Baziey s = ie 73 North Saginaw Street 
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/ - ‘¢&! = + Te 3 Nees oa 2 tod ay’s softer PIANOS AND ORGANS — | BAND INSTRUMENTS . Kimball, Johto with Lowery Organd p Se Trap: Druibs, need oo $125 - . : _ attachment, was i en ee "$1325.00 3 ‘ * er tes te peeeeeree O12, fashion silhouette I Grinnell Spinet, mahogany with bench, Harmond Guitar with Case, blond ............ 40,00 was $725:....... ee Cee ene .. 650.00 Clarinet, metal, with case ..... soebesceslies aeee: Werner Upright, mahogany, reconditioned... 150.00 Imported. Clarinet, was $150.00....2.0.0..., 125.00 Sterling Upright, mahogany-\......;....... 59.50 |. Pan-Atmerican Clarinet ..........0-.0s0..5. 99.95 Cable Upright, mahogany. . .\ \ sateen 65 a ow = 150.00 _ .f Sherwood Cornet, rebuilt ............ srevee 89.50. ~ av Ox Stuyvesant “Converted Player, oak, recon’d.. 135.00 Hohner 12-Bass Accordion, was $89. 50.. 66... 30.50 fe Aiititing “igi Hammond Organ (Model C2)/ like new, used. 1950.00. Violin Odtfit «665-6 ..2e.. peteerereeees 25,00. semorl Finger” panel Hammond Organ (Model B2), used. . "1950.00 Violin Outfit, perfect condition ......... 59.95. | Hammond Spinet Organ, walnut, used...... . _ 1195.00 2 Kay Banjos with cases ....... $55 eid : 65.00 A. ‘Mold ‘n’ Hold’ zipper girdles C. Deluxe ‘Living’ odie, panty RADIO — HLFI yan #10 Ambassador model, ) o capoe so -off girdle: or panty with Boneless, non-roll top for comfort. Rein- V-M Hi-Fi Phono good condition, was $119. 95: $89.95 a te «+s A fae zipper, “magic finger” — White, forced fabricon in oer or white. Ad-_ JE Grinned Phies;-nee-was $8998 rs bata ae sae = stig ~_ pink fabricon;- XS.S. ML. —0.95- eee jilstable garters: XS.S.M. U Eee $95 - T - ve . , « sete = ee eeeues ode TELEVISION ae waa 
Eutroterge GiRe oes seescveececesneeenee 41.98 dattolergin: S06 =x aissaisiuisincici. 6.95" ; M panera 8 $39,95 vseeee ss 21.19 a , - _ : at Ay ps S . - ewell Automatie Phonograph, good condition 20.00 | Grinnell 17” TV, mahogany .. .. eS -B. Lightweight ‘Living’ girdte D. ‘Magic Controller’ girdle Phileo Gabinet Radio, walnut ..... siseiches: SOM | Kay-Halbert 16”.T cod TUS We Seeks - 895. eT : as Step-in_ or panty in pink ‘or white fab- Wonderful control . . ..where you need .. |» Admiral Automatic Phonograph ... 38.00 - ” TY ON ldiend..,, 28 & \ ricon. Loads of slimming control from it most! “Magic fingers’ tuck-in tum. 4 Grinnell Phonos Sn Shh een ees + 4 ae’ _ Magnavox 21 TY, mahogany. ste eves eeees. 40.50. ‘- : __# mere “wisp. XS-S-M-L. 495 my. White, pink; XSS-ML 9.95. rinne toca fine condition :......... 25.00 Emerson 12” TV, maboginy: as is. fre Sen. Og ae 
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SAGIMAW AT GRINNELL'S, 27 § . Say inaw FES isi: ) Open Friday..N , . a L¥s ve he ’ - Vu 1 FEDERAL DEPT. STORES wannen rortac - ie: dea # a eeay Mantes “ul 9:00 ) ” I 4 : ce. { . se : roe 2 : _ Ee — — ; oe * i | ‘\ ‘ £ i * 2 \ i F | me ‘ | : — . $57 ( : Ace * ee : E i 
   
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coats, raincoats and boots, 
_. day, and he hasn't complained 
‘ mentioned in the Post article: For 
~>years he has slept on a 
of 
- -“Junket” Rennet-Custard,.     tHe PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY; FEBRUARY @        
IN 6 
11958. oe   
Is this rete’ meant Jon a sophisticated lady bent 
on a sophisticated evening? This David Morris crea- 
tion of taffeta illustrates the harem drape with an 
extravagant side pouf looped under the hem. The 
top has the cut and fit of a strapless bodice, but is 
sat @ halter with rhinestone ch :   
Old Sam : Has Dae’s: Life | 
and He Seems to Love It | 
Maybe He'd Feel Inferior if He Knew : About nw New York Pets 
‘By RUTH MILLETT 
I didn't realize what an underprivileged dog our Sam + until I picked up a recent issue of the Saturday Eve- 
ning Post and read an article about a New York el 
that caters to canines. | * 
~ This shop not only offers but SELLS such “cute” items|   
as custom-made nylon Lo : a 
along with all the , mink coats, top-| steps in the world 
bathrobes, smoking jackets, 
black lace collars, etc. the ‘article. When the family goes 
Poor old Sam has worn the out, Sam just assumes he is sup- 
same fur coat ever since he was:posed to guard the: house, and the. 
born. It’s not ‘mink, ‘either. It's' responsibility Wasn't seemed to be’ 
plain black Labrador retriever. | too heavy for him. ~* 
- But.on him, it looks good. And 
though it is -¢ years old, it stilt 
fits fine. He wears it winter and 
summer, rain or shine, night and treat of dog candy for fetching the 
morning and evening papers, that’ 
I'm mighty thankful, smart as he 
lis, that he can’t read. 
I'd hate to have him know about. 
those New York dogs who wear 
mink and nylon and lace. It might 
give him an awful inferiority com-, 
plex. > yet about not having a -thing to 
wear, : 
Sam doesn’t have a Louis XV 
bed, either, like one of the dogs 
  
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- 4figure a youthful appearance and 
. |ble and attractive. 
   
     
     babysitter, ¢ith- | 
es tke the dogs T read about in 
Sam seems so happy, getting one J 
good square meal a day and af Exercise for: More aieachive Bustline =   
  
- JOSEPHINE, LOWMAN | 
A firm, lifted bustline gives the sieres may break down the. - tis- 
ih the early 20s when a flat front 
was the bogue. Pregnancy and the 
nursing period may have this ef- 
fect also. A large loss of weight 
may cause it. 5 
seems almost a requirement for 
today’s clothes. Falsies have been 
a boon ‘te many, but women prefer 
as much of their own as is possi-   The sc iemeaiies’ meastires 
h the i Be certain 
| that_your bras are properly fitted 
. 2 8 _ by someone who really knows 
Many factors enter into the sag how. During pregnancy and purs- 
of a bust. Improperly fitted bras! ing times you should wear those   — * 
which are 5 eaodelts designed to jone: “Lie on a narrow ‘table or a . 
the extra weight! Stay | | piano bench (with a chair at the 
= ‘right weight at these times, rend to support your feet). Take @ ~~ \book or weight in each hand, Let' Good muscle tone is also a great} your arms fall dewn at your sides 
aid to bust beauty. As I havé said) toward the floor, Raise the arms. 
before. in this oclumh you ‘cannot: isidwly, books in hands and elbows. 
increase the size of your bust but! straight, until the arms are at right 
yon can increase the underlying! angles fo the body. Lower again 
chest muscles and therefore make) and continue. 
your bust more -prominent, <ERORE RORTTING 
_ The following exercise is a good) =* re es i It you -would like to adda few-         
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Round Table’s 
Guest Speaks 
| on Philippines 
Mrs. Fred Stimpert of Fin- 
ley avenue opened her home to 
members of the Round Table 
Club Tuesday, 
Mrs, Paul Kantz introduced 
Mary Louise Walquist ’ of — 
Grand Rapids, who visited the 
Philippiaes in an. inte ‘national 
garden youth exchange. She 
presented a-travelogue—on—the- 
Philippines, pointing out meth- 
“04 of farming and homemak- 
an Eugene Cleland con- 
ducted the business meeting at jinches to. your bustline and make. 
it firmer, you will have to be faith- 
ful with an exercise roytine’ 
. : planned especially for that result: 
Are Discussed Also you must not become dis’ 
: ‘couraged because it will probably 
by Gold Sfor ‘be several months before you no- 
: ‘ice very much difference. 
-Mrs-£ina Olmsted was elect-- ? + * & 
ed .delegate to the Security | Remember, too, that posture has Future Events 
  which Mrs, Helen Teitgen was 
_ welcomed as a new member,~ 
Mrs. Palmer Sdll of St. Louis 
was a guest. « : a 
A Valentine tea was served |-  . JUDY HURLEY   
    
  by Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Mr: and Mrs. Glenn Hurley 
ga age ena an of Forest street announce the 
Mrs. V, H. Hancock:_ engagement of thei daughter, 
oe Judy, to Kenneth L. Carlsdh, 
. . son of Mr. and Mrs, Lester 
Mrs. H. A. Sibley Carlson of Grayton street. No 
Entertains MOMS wedding date has been set. 
Sixteen ‘seensberd of MOMS Unit   
‘Two gathered at the Mathews, Sunset Club Meets street home of Mrs. H. A. Sibley; 
Tuesday: for luncheon and busi-' yrs. Mabel Ayriss, Mrs. Cath- ness meeting. —————__—__> An igvitation wes read to. the, ‘erine Elwell, Mrs. Tda McDermaid 
annual state board ¢ard party to 2d Mrs. Emory Mitchell. were 
be held at Northland April 14, and guests when Sunset Club met at! 
the unit discussed plans for a local Wilsori School, Mrs. Charles Wilson 
spring card party, ‘presided at the meeting. } 
    
  
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Plenty of Parking at Side and Reor of Building 
  
  
    
  — sail 
    
  ‘for himself by walking around it 
and, fushing it up in humps to 
make it fit-his body perfectly. 
There’s no ornament on Sam’s 
collar but.a couplt.of tags, one‘say- 
ing that he has a city license, the 
other that he has had his rabies, 
shots. ‘ 
He's never bee taken 10 a dog | he carefully “makes” each night { 
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° a deat te stir a tablespoon of. 
favorite “Junket” Rennet | 
flavor into milk. : 
e it’ 's the same doctor-recommended | 
 Rennet Powder used in making 
_@ Even better for kids than milk 
itself — there's magic fénnet in it. | 
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tapered and terrific. Soap and 
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        See this 
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Henry Rosenteld 
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and all through 
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          Council meeting to. be held at ,a. big effect on the appearance Eee : 
Hotel Fort . Shelby, Detroit. of the bust, If an adequate bust = 
Feb. 21. She will represent [rests on the ribs it becomes neg: Regular Regular ee American Gold Star. Mothers _ |igible. : ee 
Chapter Nine: j ? 29. 95 d — $32. 95 Be 
An invitation to. attend a Feb. |! you would tike to have 2 12 lunchéon sponsored by the | my leaflet “Round Shoulders — [> Sope $11 00 Sone $13.95. : , 
Royal Oak chapter was read: Flat Bust — Reverse!" send a — 3 
at the Tuesday evening meet- | itamped, self - addressed enve- le. = ing . ' lope ~ your ny arsed leaf- - 9 = 
en - : . | let Ne. 7. Address Josephine Low- , oe 7 _ Mrs. Lola Erb will hostess . 
the group Feb. 17 in her Sher- | oes in care of The Pontiac Aqua... Pink... Navy.. : Blue... : 
borne road home for a co- ey. 4 Beige —- 10 to 18 
operative luncheon and cancer Tomorrow: “How Your Lose]: g 
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    | hy EUGENE GILBERT — [of tho hops and 3 per cent of the," wouldn't be twisted because! landing an unmanned rocket on the 
| President of the Gilbert Youth. |gitls) expressed even the slightest/I'm not Russian.” __-|iunar surface by 1960. : 
| Research Co. enthusiasm for sucha trip. DEEP IMPRESSION . ‘| And, for many of those we Summing ie the prospect ef a Com- i 2 Nephler = | Hardly any ‘of America’s tradi- ment 8 Be be Oe, se. | Gusts een pamper relented “victory is franght with e race. ‘for the Tuesday 
jtionally adventurous young people,| oi asked our poll taker: deep impression Russia’s success-| frightening implications. equal among both boys ane a our bright hope in the coming age “Are you kidding? It's not so|ful Sputniks have made upon) «The moon could be used asa). de by Mrs. Arthure (of space, want to take a chance much the there as: Pt nelAmerican young people: possible missile base,” a 17-year-|. Among the * 73. per cent) ” Howard 
os — told “a Russian victory, while —_ on the first rocket to the moon. ‘(getting back.” 2 as old boy from Camden, Ark.,: to sagas! a the bork a = toe “You must have lost all your Fully’ three out of four Ameri-/°ur Poll talers a ——————— We polled several hundred of marbles even to consider this.” éan young people feel sure the 2 & 3. same Way. o ory N . : 
them recently and found that less) “Fly first to the moon?” asked Russians will beat.the United States| ‘The one who gets there first! why has the United States | ew Spring ‘than one out of 20-(T per cent Carl “Relate, 15,oL, the Bronx. an the race $0 Op since, probes Wik role Be works, m Oe one slipped behind — in we Uniforms, : 
sen thirds of thinks it's| Dear Abby ... Bride Asks | ziints ot zou sini have pears the de-) 
About Giving lresrment’ tthe guided rises 
Boxed Cake (Sh, wea aed aoe “to Duet Right Now  prems con pace eet eraana OED ae) r POST. del) will be} te 
“Dear Mrs. Post: I am going tired to the moon in the next five/i 59 w. , : to’ be married shortly at & very years. Half of those select the Yet ees | By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN home.” This means that 3 simple wedding. Se ar 1960. < —— 
VALENTT HEARTS i doesn’t eare for | reception as we int Wel. =f ; . 
: = heort pa ae — =f <“right? All of a wae cn. ieueediataly cn cur honeymoon. |S TOM YEARS: - * RG ue : Sporkling red foil ] : $1.85. mnersied Se Geen. mate me he wants me to sign for _| ““T would like to know if it, About one in three feel the epic] © 
soit Bhed wih pond of dein desl. $5 Se —e [him to get married. Twould be proper to have small firing ‘will be made in from 5] _ “4 eS Other “Hearts”. € te ing with us. + inew. tr Ge cannes F | boxes of wedding cake made up to 10 years while nearly one in| ag 7 * . ; Gree micuthe | seh tet ne ail de mane fe baad set, to. a0 friends. aad haw Sin 5 te oe ee ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 1 Ib. box $1.35 2 lb. box $2.60 also. She has har seek Y dae Sa te 2 relatives as they come up to con-/that. a a 
a her OD | Coe sete Gee: ae gratulate us. We have quite a} § * * * 
SPpart- | (ad Stent =. large vestibule in our church and! Virtually all (99 per cent) of — ment which WORRIED MOM these boxes could he staked on a/American young people can fore-| _ she just Ee as ee ' table near us. I realize this is un-|see a time when manned rockets) 
locked sup be- DEAR: MOM: Assure yout usual : will be sent to the moon and be-| - e _ she son that no’.matter what the: os yond: 
“Jone- | story is, you will stick by him  Amswer: I see no objection to |" And a large portion of them can) o 5 | See ee Sie a Beet ee it ‘at all. In fact, I think It |see practical military and économ-| oo 28 «6 can't do | girl and her parents before you would be very pleasing. ic value in, being able to travel) ABBY anything for sign anything: : . to. the moon and the other planets. 
my husband | 2.” “Dear Mrs. Post: Please tell us| 
because she beats me to it. “DEAR ABBY: Will you the proper introduction for the | 
If he says he wants something | please tell me how to go about following: (1) New employe to} Boy’s Flannel ‘Shirts $]00 = 
she jumps up and gets it for finding out why a certain heads of company, (2) an in-law, | ea to $2.98 Value, atid him. young man spent five years (3) an ex-in-law, (4) mother. who’ as ‘ 
I thi k she should ‘o told ~ in Leavenworth prison? I remarried and has different name, | TY BOYS’. and 
| that a ae “ be alone, but | would like to do it qui (5) husband who has title other, EATON VELVET suits. $398 
| I don't think it's my place to | confidentially, Lol ma ot pecheeac il | Slightly Soiled. Was $6.98........N0W: “ s tell her, My husband is-very : caper) : = 
| soft-hearted. DEAR INTERESTED: _ If pte eel btinoenelhn enti! ME TOD sie “| BRIDE OF THREE MONTHS this man. means something to i . a nil . aelee™ Se the BOUCLAY TrsGraA Tens $739 = = 
i DEAR BRIDE: Young ‘mar- you—ask _him. lt he means ‘ re “Mr. Jones, this is Miss les Was $2.98 and now . at : 
_ | siete’ have a .tomgh. enough’ | noting © vow. then K's mone who will be in your department.” Ey 7 es “y here Quality Counts | time adjusting to each other | of your’ business. bon ‘® “Mrs. Black, this is my sis] GIRLS UND RSHIRTS 3 For $]00 | without a third party compli- * * * ; ‘terrinlaw, Mrs, Doe.” Or to bel Size up to 12, Reg. 89 NOW 
| 72 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-0161 | cating matters: Your mother- DEAR ABBY: I am 15 | Just the right thing to wear when more explicit. on occasion; “My ’ ® ¢ agi % 1 inlaw should have her own years old and think I am old [the invitation reads, “Dress-simply },other John’s wife.” Instead of . ’ 15 South Saginaw 
, friends and live her own-life-j—enough-te—know a good guy |—but look divine!” To enhance) “daughter-in-law” it might be ‘Our! ’ ° / : ae - 7 } Tell your bridegroom to from a bad one. This one kid (your figure, the front is .arrow-) \Mary, John’s wife.” chilies. Babyland Open Every Mon. and 
= w) : | change the trio to’a duet | who comes to see me {s as /slim, the black gracefully flared. | ‘ ede an mao . Nite ‘tl 9 P.M, LOUIS BEAI | } SHOP | NOW or prepare to have her | good as they come but he just [Choose cotton or silk for this) (3) U ‘ir y Angee = . ——— = | with you forever! re believe in dressing up. |Printed Pattern. ae ~ gamely > ie dat ok Bel . ae : : "Specializing in All Phases of Beauty Culture 4 “ @ 2. | I don't mind but my father, | Printed Pattern 4615: pers =| Of tt copens wecestary to.explaila : 2 = Al ‘Work Guaranteed. No Appointments Necessary ~ i | DEAR ABBY: I raised my does, He told me that if that ag 10, 12, pg ea og their past relationship, you add 
i Ip son all alont and he always | {id comes over here looking |#2 yards t-| “whe was my sister-in-law.” PERMANENTS $3.50 ad Uo sso 1.” sa appt petiagg Magrdl omc a _— again he is going Rips riage ay joke ety art (4) Mrs. Older — my Mother,” 
SHAMPOO sad SBT 9100 no” and everybody says he is, | $0 ask him if’ ea 50c in coins for this pattern and add: “Mother's name is Mrs. ; E CHING , . best clothes he has and if | Send < 3 TINTING and BLEA very good-looking. There has i~add five cents for each pattern Blank.” (5) “Mrs. Smith, this is ']| been. one girl who has heen | they are he is.going to offer | ais [hk “citing. Send to Anne|“Dr. Doe” or “Gen. Doe.” : Entrance — f, _ PHONE FE 5-8000 | calling -him -on the phone for pa + george Mw Adams, care of The Pontiac Press, peli se 
10 WEST HURON. ST. Hazel Houston, == | almost a year. ae money mes 7 Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th} “Dear Mrs, Post: My a > ee Nellie Raboin, Operators | “When I would answer the | -¥? ie hes Oh Ist, New York 11, N.Y. Print mother died when I was born and : 
. Rooms 281 22 45 Kathryn Lakes, Owner | telephone he would say, ; “If. My B the itive to iplainly name address with zone,|I've had a stepmother from the Dr. B. R. Berman : a 2 it's a girl tell her I’m not > {size and style number. age of 4. However, my father can ment 3 : ——/| just die. How can on and stepmother were divorced a| Same Location  ‘ Peatare : : : P short while ago, and they are not 17N. St. ‘CONTACT 
    
   
   
   
             
   
   
   
       
   
     
       | DEAR PAM: If the youtg, | Advent Church _ = friendly terms. 1 am, with both. | FE 4- - | man is clean and those are |May I invite her to ~ wedding?” 
| the best clothes he has, your : ‘ee 
|- father shouldn't embarrass Auxiliary Hears 1 Answer: By all_means invite 
|. him-by-an-—offer—ot-a—job-te — | your stepmother and leave the de- : : : ' ; ae } earn’ money for better clothes. _|* B juilding P lans _____| Gision-about-coming up to her.“ : ce 
uae veel ying = Po When the Women’s Auxiliary ot. Se | OW ; ie ‘or 2 3 
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||Says Braves Stronger Than 7   
  The new football rule which says that an offensive 
player may use only one arm and it must de held tightly 
against his body when blocking has béen met with 
great disfavor by college coaches. 
# 
  SCALES IN 1897. Fritz Crisler said re- 
cently, “I don’t think it 
will take away blocking 
ability, and it will prevent 
injuries to. players rushing 
a kicker or passer.” . 
Sorry, we're’ not with 
Fritz on this argument. An 
old timer who also is not 
in favor with Fritz’ think- 
ing is George Scales, who 
played his football at 
Exeter Prep School way) 
back in 1897-1900. 
“They give football play- 
ers today every protection 
possible with safe equip- 
ment, but they are even 
-- trying to make softies out 
of‘ them with these rules,” said Scales. 
Scales, now 80 years old, follows football intensely. 
“It used to be a poor blocker who could only block with 
one arm, now they make it 
use only one arm,” he said. 
THE BIRDIE SEZ: a rule that a player has to 
I 
Guess our little friend “The Birdie” under estimated 
that Troy team and over estimated Lake Orion last 
week. Troy beat Orion, Walled Lake beat Van Dyke and 
Milford beat Holly. 
These-were the three wrong out of 12 selections 
so now “The Birdie” stands 50-14 for the season. 
Pontiac could have trouble at Arthur Hill and Water- 
ford could surprise Berkley, but this is what. “The 
Birdie” Sez: «By FRED HANEY, 
Milwaukee Braves Manager 
MILWAUKEE @ — I thing the 
Milwaukee Braves can win again. 
I believe the 1958 club will be 
stronger than the one which won 
beat the New York Yankees in 
the World Series. _ 
First of all, we don't figure 
to have the number of injuries 
we had last season, Secondly, 
our pitching staff should be 
just as strong, if not stronger. 
Thirdly, any team that goes 
through a season as we did last 
| year with young players, should | 
gain ‘from the added expefience 
that is bound to help them, — 
I am quite satisfied with the 
team as it finished last year but 
we may need a litle stronger hit- 
ting bench. Much, of course, de- 
pends upon the condition of Bill 
Bruton, who underwent a knee 
operation during the winter, 
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The doctors say he will be all 
right. The winter's rest should 
bring Joe Adcock to normal again. 
As -you kngw, he broke his leg 
during midseason and. although 
he was back in the lineup in Sep- 
tember, he wasn't himself, 
I believe the acquisition of 
Bob Rush and Don Kaiser from 
Chicago will help our pitching 
staff. Ive also heard fine re- 
ports on Carleton Willey and 
standing seasons with our Wichi- 
ta farm team. : 
Rush has been around for some 
time but he’s still only 32, and 
can still fire the ball. Kaiser's 
potential is still questionable but the National League pennant and; 
doe Jay, both of whom had oat- | al aiiay Predicts Win jat second, Johnny Logan at short 
and Eddie Mathews at third, 
= hee Se, Oe ee 
reliable Andy Patke, Bob Hazle, 
who -had a wonderful rookie THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 
    
year, ond ‘rookie Ray ‘Shearer, 
who batted .316, hit 29 home runs 
ang drove in HOG runs veh 
Wichita last yedr. 
All in all, I’m very much pleased 
with our current roster, and I am 
looking forward- to another nip- 
and-tuck race.   
Chevretils Sent - 
Down by Boston 
for Violations   | BOSTON th —-Boston winger 
Real Chevrefils of the National 
Hockey League has been sent to 
Springfield of the American 
* «*« * 
Chevrefils was demoted because 
he “refused to observe training 
rules after repeated warnings.” 
* “ &* 
_ Chevrefiis’ left wing post on 
a line with center Larry Regan 
pl right wing"Leo Labine will 
be taken over by Bob Beckett 
for tonight’s game with the Chi- League for disciplinary reasons, 
Patrick said yesterday that |   
  of os ] 
SEES REPEAT — Manager 
.Fred Haney of the Milwaukee 
Braves says his team will again 
win the National League pen- 
nant this year. This is Haney's 
third season at Milwaukee, he   cago Black Hawks at. the Boston 
Garden, i finished out the 1956 campaign.   
pennant this season. PATERSON, N. J. (AP)—Larry Doby, Baltimores’ new left- 
handed slugger, predicts the Detroit Tigers will give the New 
York Yankees their toughest fight for the American League Nats Receive 
“| Phat $100,000 figure is our Package Offer 
for Berberet 
Deal Involves 2 or 3 
Players. and Cash 
DETROIT #—The Detroit Tigers 
have offered the Washington. Sen- 
ators “a package worth $100,000" 
for catcher Lou Berberet. 
—— t= 
- Tiger Gen. Mgr. John McHale 
said yesterday the deal would in- 
volve both cash and either two or 
three players. He did not name- 
the players. = 
own appraisal and perhaps the 
Wi Club « doesn’t esti- 
mate it that high,” allowed Mc- 
Hale. “Nevertheless it’s a stand- 
j ing offer and we're ready to 
make the deal at any time.” 
In Washington, a Senators 
spokesman indicated the club cer-' 
‘tainly didn’t agree with McHale's 
figure. “He (McHale) doesn't want 
to give us a Major League reg- 
ular,”’ the spokesman said. 
* * * 
Meanwhile, in Lakeland, Fila., 
the Detroit Tigers have signed 
seven players taking part in the 
club’s baseball school. ‘ 
They include catchers _ Bill 
Hehalko, 22, of Nanty-Glo, Pa., 
and Al Lavetti, 20, of Buffalo, 
N.Y.; pitchers Paul Mihalak, 
}-18,-0f Erie, Pa., Steve Mandy of 
Lackawanna, N.Y. and Harold 
_— rt, 20, of Chambersburg, 
Bob Exline, 20,.of Columbus, bi 
was signed as an_ outfielder, and 
Dick Allen, 18, of Toledo, Ohio, as McHale Says $100,000) 
“EYE” SEE — New York ‘Yankee seater tae Tan 
looks at Cleveland pitcher Herb Score's eye when they met at tunch> 
eon yesterday in Cleveland. It was a line drive from MeDougald'¢ 
bat which put Score out for the season.      
coal 
  
but Not in CHICAGO # — Michigan State 
is proving that statistics and lead- 
ership in the Big Ten basketball 
race don’t neeessarily mix. 
The first place Spartans, official 
conference figures showed today, 
are hitting field goals at a 390 
clip, free threws at .567, scoring 
an average of 72.8 points per game 
while limiting foes to 68.8 and 
averaging 46.6 rebounds. 
None of the figures is wpe i Oe 
league. Spartans lead i L 
Statistics 
    
    
    he’s young and can throw hard. an infielder, : 
  PCH over Arthur Hill 
Berkley’ over Waterford 
Fitzgerald over Avon 
St. James over St, Mike 
. St. Fred over St. Rita 
St. Ben over St. Mary 
Orion over Clawson 
Rochester over Lapeer 
Southfield over W. Lake 
Troy over Madison 
E.. Detroit over B’gham. 
Clarkston over Milford 
_2W. Bloomfield over Holly 
~ Salmont over Dryden 
  Of course, we still have Warren 
Spahn, Lew Burdette, Gene Con- 
ley, Bob Buhl and Bob Trowbridge 
as starters. 
* ® * 
I don’t expect any infield wor- 
ries either. At first base.we should 
be able to start with,a sound Ad- 
cock and a greatly improved 
  Frank Torre, The rest of the in- 
field is set with Red Schoendienst “In my opinion, Detroit is the club toe watch,” Doby said. 
in an interview yesterday. “You don’t figure guys like 
Harvey Kuenn, Frank Lary and Billy Hoeft to have two baf® 
years in a row. 
“Lary and Hoeft are potential 20-game winners. Billy Martin 
ig going to help, too, and if all these things blend the Tigers 
could win it all.” 
* 
Doby, 33, was traded to the 
Sox two months ago. x 
Orioles by Oe: Chicago White 
  The school, headed by director of scouts Ed Katalinas, has attract- 
ed about 120 young players, 
  
Chiefs, Vikings Have 
Home Mat Matches 
      
  {Brighton eyet. Bloomfield : 
Clarkston Drops to 8th   
— Benton Harbor took over the 
Philly, Boston. 
Pro Winners = Warriors Gain Sixth 
Straight ~ and | “Look 
_ Forward ie Playoffs | 
oe THE ASSOCIATED ruil   
    Shufled but the Parkers only 
dropped one notch. 
Ferndale stayed in 7th spot and 
Pontiac held on to 12th place after 
Saginaw dropped way down be- lead, 
cause of its loss to Bay City 
Handy. 
Clarkston fell three places in 
“B” ranks after its loss to Bright-| 
on but Trpy moved up to 3rd after 
pair of victories since last 
CLASS “A” RATING Gs 
Benton Harbor ... » (9-0) 
sees sepeee RY 
tral «ones ar caces (10-1) 
  “The Philadelphia - Wartions ni +. » 
going to give everyone trou }  & Tehbemi: 
the remainder of the pro basket-| J. Herpér 
- ‘pall ‘season, including the playoffs.| 9. Greenviie 
‘Why? There are four-good tea-| 1% 
  sons_right now. Tom Gola has} P Altes 
shaken his Army rust and Jack} 
George has returned to the form) 15. 
~ that made him one =f the National 
‘Basketball Assn.’s top playmakers 
two year’s ago when the Warriors 
won the NBA title. 
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The other two 1 reasons are the 
    
    
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College Coach 
Against ‘Timed’ — 
Shooting Rule 
SAN FRANCISCO # = Coach Phil Woolpert, who made defense 
basketball titles for his University 
of San Francisco Dons, bitterly 
opposes all proposals tq put-a 
time limit in shooting. 
It would just make the game 
ever, and would hurt the gate, the 
outspoken coach declared today. 
“In all these proposed changes,” 
Woolpert said, “‘the inference is 
that-we have a lousy game, Rule 
changes are one reason for lower 
) lerowds. If they put in many more 
new changes, We won't be playing 
basketball any more, It will be 
mi | entirely ew game.”   
Dupas Beats Ortega 
in Television Bout 
NORFOLK, Va. mw — Ralph Dupas of New Orleans, who wants 
a shot at Joe Brown’s lightweight 
dinaeicnilal took a long step in 
the title direction last night with 
a 1W0-round split decision over). the key to two national collegiate) - 
more of a shoot-and-run_race than} — 
aright in the first round against LANDS A RIGHT — Ralph Dupas, No, 2 rated lightweight; tands 
ietk, bie ‘pass won a split eam iy hove 10-round bout. | jrecord with seven dual 
remaining, 
       
      Pontiac bowed Tuesday to Gar- 
den City losing several Close 
battles and is now sporting a 3-5 
dual matches Wisconsin’s yield of 63.6 points per 
Wisconsin shares sixth place with 
x« * * 
a 24.7 average followed by Illinois’ 
George Kline, each with 20.3. 
Dees is tops in field goal per- 
centage with .571 and Willie Mer- 
riweather of Puardue_is No.1 in 
free throw hitting among the 
more active foul shooters with 
an .875 mark, gamle is the best defensive mark. |li 
Archie Dees of Indiana contin 
ues to lead individual -scoring with/home, _ 
Don Ohl with 23.5, Michigan’s Pete 
Tillotson with 21.0 and Iowa's 
Dave Gunther and Minnesota's 
Taking over rebounding honors     
  
New Boat law 
Starts March 1 Effective Date Still 
Same Despite Delay 
Recommendations   
Calvin Takes MIAA Tilt 
ALMA o — Calvin turned back 
an Alma rally in the closing min- 
utes and went on to an 86-79 
triumph in an MIAA basketball 
game last_night. 
  ae LANSING 
       
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Gasper Ortega last night in Nor- NEW YORK (INS) — 
cal elarcly inber uot adine tat 
at light hea champion 
Archie. if he defeats Tony 
q [Antony in their much-postponed 
RW Re, 
The championship match be- 
ager, said Durelle could have a 
title chance in Canada “if Moore 
gets $100,000.” 
Johnston said be: already. bas 
Yntormed Terente promoter Jack 
Allen of the price. The manager 
added that he'd like to hold the “fight in Toronto (“where there 
  7 ie {| are good sports fans”) or in 
  
welterweight Gaspar Ortega of 
Mexico before a sone nl eevnien 
“Ralph is ready to meet any- 
_|body. in the lightweight or welter- weight division who will lead to 
a title shot!” said the New Orleans). 
fighter’s trainer, Angelo Dundee. 
..The second-ranked lightweight, 
‘|who scaled 141 to Ortega’s 145, 
got a 99-92 nod frem referee Paddy 
Mills and a 98-92 edge from judge ‘BADGASTEIN, - Austria, » vn 
Springs, Colo., America’s only 
hope for the combination title in 
World Alpine Ski_ champion ships, is looking for a miracle 
2 * | i 
  Fourth in the combined ratings 
por ae ee   
“TUCSON, Ariz. (@®—Ken Venturi, 
currently the hottest golfer.on the 
’ pro circuit, is out to make it three 
in a row. in the $15,000 Tiieson 
Open golf tournament, which 
starts today. 
But the smooth-swinging 26-year 
_jold San Franciscan, recent winner 
@ ot the Thunderbird Invitational 
and.the Phoenix Open, is only one 
Si0f a dozen contenders considered) 
as likely winners. 
ee, ee 
| PGA Sepervehe Hatry Raynor 
   |gays the flat, 6.434-yard par-70 Et 
Rio Country (Club course is 80 
¥\- Venturi Seeks 3rd S traight 
iets a t isn't 
expected to win a dime — junless 
it rains. And the U.S, ‘Weather 
Bureau predicts sprinkles Sat- 
urday and Sunday, the last two 
days, of the event. | 
Venturi, who wants to beconje 
the greatest golfer in the world, i 
says he ‘won't be — just, to 
plains, ‘low: scores , stat We pr aet 
mean the best golf. I want to know 
the things 1 did = so I can 
  do them again, I wan to correct’ 
What ways wrong. ae 
aa BO Buddy Werner of Steamboat; we dalba, Werner has only 
Sunday's downhill left in which to 
try to break through. Austria's 
domination. And while he excells 
in the downhill, and. might win 
it, results of the first two events 
of the championship series have 
left him see - off‘ the leading 
F second with 
2.9, Chick Igaya of Japan third 
6,27, and. Anderi’ Molterer Autria 
with 9,62. 
' Experts figure Sailer's lead is 
$0 aby that even a so-se show- 
the downhill still would 
\ratings. “The: same, they say, 
ex-' would hold for Rieder should Sail- 
er fall. or be disquaified, always 
a ‘possibility, in- this ‘breakbone 
sport, 
Sailer, second to Rieder in the: 
islalom, last ‘Sunday's opening | 
\ 
\   * with 5,79 followed by Werner, _— 
eee As first in the combined) Werner Last “American Ski Hope event, turned In what observers 
called his greatest performance 
slever in winning the giant slalom, 
His time for the 7,822-feet trip 
down the Garukogel course with 
markable one minute, 48.8 sec- 
onds. 
* & 
onds when he fell on a bumpy 
— at an early point in the 
finished fifth in 1:54.5. 
Without the accident, Werner con- 
ceivably could have beaten 
Rieder, who was second in 1:52.6. 
‘Other American entries fared 
rly, Tom Corcoran of West- 
field, N.J., taking 15th‘with 1:58.9, 
and Dave Gorsuch of Climax. 
Colo., and Marvin Melville of Salt 
Lake’ City about midway ‘in. the 
large field with 2:04 and 2:09. 
Se oa 2 
The women's downhill was 
raced foday with. the U.S. repre- 
sented by. Sally Deaver, White- 
marsh, Pa.,. Linda Meyer, Bishop, | 
Calif., Penny Pitod, Guilford, NH. 
jand Betsy Shite, Norwich, Vt., of   iMadi  Springer- Mille, Sipwe, Vt 
> came a possibility yesterday when 
Charley Johnston, Moore's man- 
jfought. Durelle. 
its 56 winding gates was a re- Top Skiers of Midwest ? 
in Kandahar’ Werner, losing about two sec-   Montreal (“which ts closer fo 
Durelie’s home”). 
division, is scheduled to thony at Madison ‘Square Garden      gram ba 
‘when -Durelle suffered a food 
poisoning attack. It was resched-| 
uled for Jan: 31, but Anthony had 
the flu and Clarence seme, 
The 28-year-old British Empire 
champ stopped Hinnant in the 
seventh round. 
The International Boxing Club, 
plagued with program changes, 
had to make another yesterday.— 
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Damaso Collazo of Cuba nae 
named as a sub for Italy's Paoli 
Rosi in Friday night's elevinnd 
(NBC) 10-round lightweight bout 
at the War Memorial Auditorium 
in Syracuse. 
Rosi, who now lives in New York 
City, bowed out because of a leg 
  10 but = fight was postponed 
Gov. Williams, however, told 
Clay thatthe federal boat regu. 
lations are only in a “probable” 
tive boat = ahs law: favnedintelys- : 
Rep. James P, Mielock (Re 
Whittemore), head of the House 
  
  infection. 
  
Only ski-jumping tourney of the 
winter in the Pontiac area, and 
possibly the only event of the kind 
in southeastern Michigan will be. 
heid Sunday at Kandahar Club,| 
near the Pontiac Lake Recreation 
Area. 
The tournament holds consider- 
able importance becattse among 
its competitors will be top jump- 
ers from the Midwest, represent- 
ing such high-ranked clubs as Chi- 
cago’s Norge Ski Club, Thunder. 
bird Jumpers from Milwaukee, 
Racine (Wis.) “Ski Club, Tron 
Mountain, Briar— Milt “(Mesick), 
and Ishpeming club from ‘Mieht- : 
gan, plus enfries from the host s Tourney 
tion and awards will be made on 
style and distance, jadged 
CUSSA officials William Hyvonest 
and Edgar Neuman of Detroit. 
Kandahar Ski area is located 
just_off Macetlay Lake road at the 
Orr farm. It can be reached by 
driving M59 to Williams Lake-road. — 
(Pontiac Airport), then north ta — 
Maceday Lake'road, west to site, 
Signs have been Posted shpwing ; 
the way, ee 
la_event—siow le acti he E 
jump wilk be packed with a -snow and yiraw base 0 te D w 
take place as scheduled.    
  ciih will.provide pnts of com- 
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they have only five more days to’ 
submit their entries for the 2nd 
‘atinual Press Bowlerama, 
Midnight Monday is the deadline 
‘for the ladies; Like the men, one   
PCH Tankers Face 
| There was little hope that PCH's 
swimmers could crack the almost 
Friday afternoon. Hillites are un- 
beaten in the Valley. * * * 
| This dual meet is the second of 
the season between the clubs. Dave 
Gainey’s swimmers sunk Chiefs in 
‘the first one, 78-18. With the loss 
tof No, 1 diver John LaMotte at 
a ca aoneaie. ane toetee 
Other area meets Friday include 
| Southfield at Birmingham and Ha- 
  zel Park at Mt. Clemens, 
ahead 38-33 at halftime.     
  
  
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    Jeaaline 
A total of 433 men will go 
through qualifying Younds Satur. 
day and Sunday. Activity will 
start at Howe's at 10:00 a.m. Sat- 
urday, others will follow at Mont- 
calm, starting at 1:30 p.m. 
* * * 
“First. squad Sunday will start 
at 11:30 a.m. at Monicalm and at 
1:00 p.m, at Howe's. > 
  18:00 aa—Ror maid Sand: Rr. 
ik. Joe Bon: 
Puertas, Clark Ba’ 
Harris, Harold Hints, Joe Ti 
Ben Bundo, D. 
12:00.m. —Loren Kay, Mike Sama 
Richardson, John Husted, 
\ Milt Francis, T. ~s Bt 
Clarmitaro, Roy Bone, 
Jerome: Jakobowskti., 
‘2:00 oon Prick, K. 
Arnold Philli; 
-- Franklin Miller, 
3:09 p.m—T. Mayes, Robert Lawson, 
Robert 
MeDonald, 
Webb, Ken Roberts. James Weiss, 
c. 
4:00 p.m.—Harold ey ® —_— Mihalek, Albert Papi, D. E. Tracy. William | 
Schrieber, Don Pa Peters, E i json, Pranci: 
H, McManus, Tom “anare 
Richard Curtis, Ruehl Baker. 
H. 
Mel Coulter, Ru A. i, Drake, "pred Foster Jr. 
  1:30 p.m—J. — 
Gerald Moore, Ro y Stro 
y= my ver ), William Garitr 
Al Olsen, "Wiltems, W 
A. B. Lewis, Walter Math 
rt Ma! Bachnak. 
Se po A orggenencens 
ao, ¢ —- 
Jolin Keresey 
2. Pg R. Landry, 
| 11:00 a.m.—Charies Kitson, pre Nicholson, 1. 
, Terry Cant: 
1:06 eee Barnes, J. E. Harrod, C. Kaul, Chris Nicholas Robert Lorend | 
Bill Veley, Richard Verwey, Joseph \ 
Edward Craft Jr; a vo ag Robert Gohsman, Donald Pwr 
Tyan 
G. Snover, 
5:00 pmenBvant Paviinac, ro Urbaniak, Al 
, Bd Madden William Gracey, 
Harold wedow, “H.      
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ia Slates hen bial 
of alleys, except the final squads 
which will have six on a pait. of 
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Saturday Qualifying list caeaek quauirtens at HOWE'S LANES 
Barrett, G. Pan naps yal .\ Richard 
‘otton. m Burnett, \ William | 
Willson, George Miller, Ken Senior, Joe Foster, Frank Wrage, Joe | : A. 
mson, Les Rot 
ja Jr... Donald Paladino, John Maver, 
=H Voelpel, Frank Bilyeau, C. E. Kre 
. J. ea aarerpame James Lebow, Fra i 
Sim 
Lee Marine, Don Neal 
Carison, Ralph Blackwell, Hort 
peony Schwartz, Frank Kaiser, Stan { 
O’Brien, Donnelly, ewrad Ewald, W.. J. 
s Larkin, Leslie 
RG 
Paulas Green. 
SATURDAY QUALIFIERS AT MONTCALM 
Shara, = Elliott, Gene Duke, Jim Ferguson, 
James Dove, James Carter, 
, James Houck, A. Cremer, 
. ‘Carter, Tend Edmore, 
* Stan ‘Waiter 
> J. Waterbury, 
= Fg a 
3 bare Bae we Dona per cent of the total | 
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Peter Vanderhoek, Pred Russeil, | 
Pauly. Leo Crives, Eber Hurd, | 
Schwarts, Leland Spicer, Clifford Finkle, 
Mel Small, Jack Choler, 
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Geusing Big Rhubar rb   
  Switches to: 
WACO, Wee fi) 
lan, the freshman 
+l le ‘ges was grabbed away from bim* through “questionable? — tactics, has tactics, has enrolled at Oklahoma — Mike MeClel- 
football and 
Sam Boyd of 
  Ex-Lion Wants 
Delay in Suit SAN FRANCISCO ww ~ uU. §. District Court will rule next week 
on a request *by former Detroit 
Lions player William Radovich for a delay in his $105,000 suit against 
Radovich, 42, of Los Angeles, 
charges the’ Lions and the NFL boycotted him in 1948. He played 
guard for the Lions in 1938. Then 
jumped to the Los Angeles Dons Baylor Freshman ca | 
Oklahoma 
Oklahoma coaches gdo 
what a says oy boven him 
“The y over the: It 
pound halfback in football and 
sprinter in track still seethed to 
day, especially: at Baylor where 
Boyd refused to certify that Me- 
Clellan wasn't filched. And the 
coach also questioned the ethics 
of Oklahoma: in not notifying him 
the boy wanted to go there in the 
first place. 
McClellan enreiled at Okia- 
homa. yesterday — two days 
after he got his release from 
Baylor And Gomar Jones, line 
coach at Oklahoma, added fuel 
to the rhubarb when he tele- 
phoned Boyd asking for a letter 
Stating -McClellan was released’ 
from his athletic scholarship, had. 
left Baylor of bis own frew 
will and hadn’t been actively re- 
eruited, 
Boyd .said he refused to write 
              of the now-defunct All- American’ such-a lette Conference in. 1945. 
Radevich said when he later. 
tried to join the San Franeisco, 
Clippers in .the old Pacifie Coast: 
Football League the. team would| 
nection with the NFL. . 
Maxwell Keith, Radovich's attor- 
ney, asked the court to delay the! 
trial six months because of the 
illness of NFL, President Bert Bell 
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   have notified him but that head 
| be taken into athletice at Okie. 
fone game of the 
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division of the Class D City Basket- 
ball League with a 50-46 win over|f, 
   
  | upsets’ eliminated several favorites 
jin the Palm Beach Women’s golf jtime questioned the ethics in- | 
volved, Boyd declared that Jones) 
told him “people at Oklahoma had | 
known for weeks that McClellan in-; 
itended to seek to enroll for the, 
second semester,” ‘ 
Boyd said Oklahoma should 
coach Bud Wilkinson hadn’t done 
so although he had seen the coach 
at the NCAA convention in Phil- 
adelphia several times. 
else could I think but that he 
didn’t want to mention it?” Boyd 
said he asked Jonés, 
Wilkinson, who is on the West 
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_BEST BET — Tabbéd-as_the NBA Scouts Pick ei Baylor Top Pred ee   
   NEW YORK @®—A professional "basketball scout who has seen the 
mation’s leading college players to- 
day tabbed five men, including El- 
gin Baylor of Seattle and Guy 
Rodgers of Temple, as.‘‘most like- 
ly” to make the grade in the Na- 
tional Basketball _Assn, next sea- 
son. 
He also named Archie Dees of 
Indiana, Mike Farmer of San Fran- 
cisco and Barney Cable of Brad- 
lay. 
All five are ‘len although | 
Baylor can play one more year of | 
“Tt would say that Baylor and 
Rodgers are the-best of the lot. 
" But the other three can make it in 
Andrew our league, too,” . ‘said 
“Fuzzy” Levane, ‘who works for 
the New York Kriickerbockers. 
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best pro basketball prospect in. _Levane, a former slayer for the 
country is Seattle's Elgin 
  collegiate scorer. ‘Rochester Royals ‘and Syracuse’ venchlttadatod Be ST) 
r-and that at the same) Baylor, currently the nation’s top Nationals of the NBA and coach 
of the Milwaukee Hawks. in the 
  
“HOCKEY AT A GLANCE 
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS 
SMERICAN LEAGUE Hershey: 8, Buffalo 1 
Springfield 3, Cleveland 1 
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 
Cincinnati 2, Troy 1 
Indianapolis 7, Toledo 3 
EASTERN LEAGUE 
Johnstown 5, Clinton 
THURSDAY'S uke 
NATIONAL LEAGUE Montreai. at Detroit 
Chicago at Boston 
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Loutsville at ie +:ame circuit, is the only paid Seout) 
in the country. 
“Pm very high for Baylor, * he | 
said. “He's strong, dribbies well | 
arid is a good rebounder ; .. just | 
ers, he’s an excellent backcourt 
man. Guy could develop into an- 
was at the same stage of their 
careers.”’ 
    Toledo at F the type we look for. As for Redg- | 
other Bob Cousy. In fact, I think | 
he’s more advanced than Cousy | 
“Farmer is one of the best de-| 
fensive players among the big men.’ ive as- In fact that whole San Francisco! 
team is great defensively. 
“Dees ig excellent off.the boards 
and a fine shot although he doesn’t 
look too. strong. Cable has a very 
good-jump shot and is an all- 
around player.” 
The 37-year-old scout grinned 
when asked about Wilt Chamber- 
lain of Kansas and Oscar Robert- 
son of Cincinnati. 
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‘Chamberlain, a junior, 
riors, who grabbed him in the]- 
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Wood declared he made the call 
to Wilkinson in California Satur-. 
day at the request of McClellan 
“ay that it was done “‘only after. 
it appeared Mike had definitely) 
jmade up his mind to leave Bay- lor.”* + 
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othin se to Buy — 'Central’s basketball team. against Flint Northern. whipp. 5 15-39. 
Come In 1 Drive ty Away he te | tote wrem't be’ that lg Atter tomorrow night's action, | Coach Chuck Fowler used is | Ot Home; W-O Picture} LADIES’ SKI PANTS 3 OnnDs * —. Tomorrow night at woken, the PCH could use the help of Arthur | Pontiac jumps into the trying | Players, __ patentee : — Tightens a Little 1 Reg. 16.95... . $13.56 |} Chiefs will, have to on guard) Hill when the Lumberjacks meet | pan with a Tuesday encounter | ores juniors against 
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          AFTERNOON | CLASSIC” * : * 5 2 : Moote Electric 62 H ‘Bow! 41 > j : Ww | Hank Iba, the Iron Duke whe over - Arizona. Unheralded Mike'time squeeker against Miami of ball for the rest of pF sparentllt Sd Gait “ — 3 | Paurs Pals oa Land-O-Lakes 38 # 3 ¥ = mi 801 2 i . teaches his kids tough, close-to-/ Owens and Gene Morse combined/Ohio. Don Lane broke a 62-62. reg-| Mianii,- an earlier winner | Oakier n Wilson tas.” nee Crppes “i : Seingrays = prea ao 
: "" \the vest basketball, has his 500th for 31° points for: the Braves, ‘ulation tie in the first minute of ‘over Dayton, stayed in the game “4 game, Cleaver. 321: team. Hot Rog ei 4 40 36 Fine 32 4 
xonrusipe commuxtry a4 Coons’ ‘Torrens ‘ victory at Oklahoma State today! Dayton, the winningest. club the overtime, and whén Miami on Wayne Embry’s .% points*°21. aunt = enn Dicte Eolas OT eee Bd ‘tecshoead iagrays | “Diinecithe | 4 30 Carl's ger ‘ & Bric’s “a ose Dinas w 34/88 the Cowboys continue their run among the nation’s top 20, picked'missed a return shot, the 14th in the second Hhlf when ee ee: aaa ees 082, Pive "aliens 263 Sinnains is & 2 peal bt—38 Rickmian’s——4¢- 31 Auto Léry. 31 48/for a. NCAA tournament “at- > _— — — a 1 | Peiths Sun. 52 32 Bell Bro. = p= tw iis Pecks 35°60 large” a He scored six points in the fina " oe ‘ o: 33 fs) 2 38 48! ores wane: Twin. Pines, | - 1c e alla till ‘moments of regulation play, tying, : eae: oe “4 Carica” Her Foner iby ps bf met =e High’ ina Baad os ae Ib aliea 4 in No, in by whip-: amp an lit 62-all with 12 seconds left, a DON’T ; s = Temple, ‘Son 4 28 Des Ser ig 5) qs = ’ | Mike Moran, a 6-8 junior who! ogee PA ag Rubino ae em Taine A DIVIs1ON—MOTOR INN! REC. ping brother Clarence’ Tulsa Hur- on Critical Lis? ‘had been. benched’ter poor shisiel DELAY! : : | es : HA; team, Dunseiths, 3015 "weet car, S428 Stardust Se a4 TiCaNe 64-46 last night, thus joining | ipiteene — "ing, hit 16 of 27 field goal attempts: . t } AFTERNOON ‘Peggy's 1 62 28 Mr. Boh " “ a select circle of active niajor col- | GUEN COVE, N. Y. (INS) -— aie efecked 2 bake Gb Yacerds a4 oo Pts, Mold- Matai 1 40 Oxtora “Shop 20 to s0/le@e Coaches who have won that in Cor ing ‘Roy Campanella remained on the 44 nts an Marquette whipped : . Beieet RS? $8 Baron mow ee tng Ys Gutake. 188; team, Fleet Care many at one school, Only Western, ' leritical list for the ninth straight 74 Pont R Ainrecetic's ara! Selector Golf 44 Wardrobe Cinrs, 39 rier, 162, Ind (3 gamens B. Coon, 483 Creighton 4-48. Marquette's pre : Parland Coin 43 Wilson Ins 23, team, Bg NCE 2216. \Kentucky’s Ed Diddle.’ and Ken-’ day, but the paralysis in the vious individual record was % & 4, vind, 7 clearer Bi, = is Ae | eiskaeces <a BUSINESS jtucky’ 8 — oe ~—. done By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nionsts Rreg’ . = ms was Ss points, by Tefry Rand in 1955, anda 0 ; _ ' : tive coaches. > { re ‘W9; “team. Selector or ‘Golf’ cise, “Mt iPhelp TV "eo Land-O-Lakes ie Diddle has a 673-231 record for A S-polnt performance carried) i Cempanci, . pa sr athe former are sane” Wi it Cham : ; as : Service Glass “42 F. Stewart _ . farshall into fourth | ‘was 40, by nsas* at 1am: : ELKs: LADIES: MONDAY Howard CS. . 41 Biatz Beer 33 36 years, all with Western Ken- Leo Byrd of ibroken neck in an automobile ac-| é 
t enemies: 4 si o it’ oO. S. aneme 3 le Rupp has won 575, place by the slimist of margins’ | berlain _ Ricky's Pizza rv Selma's Mie HiLit by B r iin 6-39 |tucky, while Rupp piace SUMS cident on Jan, 28, still is para-| Pele Hughes $3 Banoer, Linen 40, pane. ease. ee lost 101 in his 28-year career, all n college lyzed from the shoulders down Sie | gg ey 44 = les’ Mkts. 33) ™. AUBURN HIGHTS LIONS at Kentucky. jnene the leadi 4 major ‘4 | i t hi m rea ot 3s in| Jon Ceca pa 31 points | . ; i * Happyland eh. +e | 33 Andy's Bar 43 25 Wt ‘individual beskethall scorers) Dut his doctors report progre as Syracuse junked Army's win-' * Otters 42 Kee Poet ‘s Code hier 4 Pr 28 Old Dut s M 3 $s) toe ranks No. 2, behind eee itoday. = i condition. ' ning. string at four, 75-63. Navy’s: gg or u 0 e ~ Ind., 8. Hoff . amo ve big time coaches in f ‘Bal a ine 183. Inde (Se gemes!” ML {Goecks &. #3 ona Dress" 28 39° soar sett on Sar a 612-176 Hal Greer, ks of Marshall, col-| WEDNESDAYS Fronts Jim Bower scored 32 and triggered | ; : G21; team, Ricky's Pizza House, Ray Curnell 26 41 rd for 29 years with Mary-| ‘lected 28 points ‘to up his average’ NORFOLK, Ve. — Reipn Dupas. 141,\a late push that rapped Columbia | “ - » ~ an H. Niedjetskt 24. 548: Doug reco! ‘Oki [to 25.8 points a game. However, |Rew Orleans,  outpointed aspar Ortega. | 91 £9 after_ the Lions had closed| @ vali Stoker Coa i, 
ee Ee Heong ns — = in his maybe remained in seventh place. | _ SAN. DIEGO. "calit Buy Hester, 166. =i¥ ithin ‘three points midway ; oe PONTIAC MOTOR oTT The leaders. including Wednesday; Diego. outpointe: n Grant the half. pee" 
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Rivets $6 Aeterna , : © Kentucky © Pocahonta Silver- Strks. 36 31 Hot Rods 32 36 : 3 at 92 145 819 32.44 | EBRUAR = : Lucky Garthes 36 32 Five Reliere 36 4 41 Oklahoma State,’ ranked sixth in| 2 seatie Sunerten. > secs nos ea F 7 . | 0Ca nl $ | j ¥ n ‘ine TT 50° a z 
4 G8: huler 240, 616; 20 MM 973 Paul's this week’s Associated Press poll, BD ee, ~ our Ds # - (Egg. Stove. Stoker) (Egg. Lump. Stoker} Paly 27 ‘pushed its season record to 14-2. 7, ae 13 154 106 414 318 ; ' 
BEMIS-OLSON AMVETS ; behind the 28-point work of. Arlen Marsal : 16 154 13 421 26.31 = a a ‘ f : Ww © Clark—the only double figure cow- 3. Bailey Howel —- C f t [church's Ime. 41 15 W. Qrants 29 98.C . Miss. Siate 18 151 471 473 26.28 ass venue ra e ervice Insulate for Economy an omfor West Side R. 3719 Pont. Rec 2 25 31 boys’ scorer. It was Clark who 6 Den Hennon, : ' Pont. Rec. 1 36 20 Service Plat 22 3 contributed seven points to an Pitt 17 182 62 446 26.24 ment. Rec, 1 MMe Setvice Pies. 25 37} 7. Hal Greer, _ . 109 N. Cass Avenue ZON TE . LSAM wood Cena ing 6380. B. McCarrick 412; 18-4 burst that bagged a after Til- tha ee , “Pontiac's Oldest Brake Service” . | B ; “Thrifty Drug 686, Thrifty Drug 1928 ‘sa (6-12) moved within three Alabama ts 166 146 478 25.2 . ; : ae 
NIGHTHAWKS : ints midway through the second *% Hub Reed. - a Our First Sale in 32 Years : ‘ i wt ‘po Oka. City _ 19 157 1 475 56 ry e E- Aub shetl 80-18 Team No. ¢ 31 37 halt. = sph bce sas 14.134 78 348 247 FORDS ‘49 to ‘54—CHEVIES ‘49 to ‘57 $ 95 . Perry Pharm. 38 29 Osmuns 26 42) Temple (15-2) was the only oth- ee ee BRAKES RELINED : : cee OS. Harneck Hig 24 ser member of the top 10 in action \ NES IO Gs 12 ; aa : ae Shell 664. £. avburn Shel! last night and the Owls extended Studies Sink doa oo oe ee —e and peel She: reat) SRG ot: ie prey = hs , e | their winning, streak, to 14, long- OTHER CARS IN PROPORTION STRIKES a SPARES \ 4 WEST we CLASSIC pis. ot among the majors, with a 72-. ANN ARBOR  — Three Michi- a : Joe Wilman \, [@lnters Cenerete 6$ Canes mectai 14) bresae past Duquesne. Guy gan swimmers have been declared DO-IT-YOURSELF ; 
When yor take your stance, both Buren, Cuts. 52. Purtney Drugs 44/Rodgers had one of his better ineligible for the rest-of the sea- UN : ne our stance, Sam Benson 82 Cooley Bar 43 hed Owl ; eee for’ th 4 Sal Le S your should@rs should be squared) 300 Lounge $0 .Triple X Lunch «o,nights for the 10th ran Wis son for scholastic reasons. ALL BR AKE LINING—40% OFF | SATS é eh sg , away to your target. And they Pazelton Letter. 49 Blue Cleaners 3" scoring 25 points and adding six They include team captain Don f he med, FESS 4257 49_N. Sac — A ag oh poten po me we dR in ; , ; Air Brakes and Vacuum Units Exchanged See ee shoujd also finish that way at the| Oakland - Coin, 45 Daniels Mtg 3 assists and six rebounds, Adanski of Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Weer peg: Ai Saie : ' sey log Re 5 Gus ae a 8b * 8 \Leigh Corby of Larchmont, N.- Y. ine ati cal s patties laos < But on the 2nd and 3rd steps of Lounge. . 2082, Ind 13 gamer, D. Marl’ Bradley, rated No. 11, gained a'and Ivan Myamoto of Honolulu. f     
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      pace ‘slowed. Most stocks showed, “DETROIT EGGS ‘ight. the two things blamed: by some. troopers. 7 Lake, Northvitle, | 32-22%: perenag : spaces a , ae John Deere 15 n —— wat bone pa ~ pOETROI, 5 Tha ay are ee Driving privileges of the giriddor trigzering off the recession — a Plymouth,. Ox- cents a — Pounds lower, vubber, New Holland auto. bailer 
servers said t was much redeemed. tederal-state! one taken-away for three weeks|tight money and the economy Motor Vehicle Output - ford, Lake Orion March $11.70. with Wisconsin » New Idea in the remant 2 news to- os * jumbo. rer ‘except for driving to and from Wave ‘in defense ordering and tp and Birmingham mower on rubber trailer type, New 
the at a oh _— direction for - oa. ae 41; meaium: (School “since ‘no bus’ service ‘ was/ Spending. \Up From Past Week area. Grain Prices , . _ ve and cian = on 
* ge gs oe wt a avg. 38 35: “rade | available. She admitted -speeding * * €&; ee | 5 . Begg tee on has ee i. ne ae. 
L Grade B. are; medium. 32:40 Milles per hour ina 25 m-p-r+—The first +we—tuels are being) DEAT Ss ee ree Newhallhas | CHICAGO, Feb. @ (AP) — Opening land some e house New York Stocks cnecke: im Fae 93 iaree, 3 zone, . tried now. Credit is easier,-with output in U.S. ixctories this week been TeaTer © CHICAGO. GRAIN Pail eto. xp Commergisity graded: whites. Grade laterest' rates dowh _ Will consist of 109,240 cars. and salesman in the wh est ‘ous Bank clerk, Hi a m- 
(Late Moraing Quotations) Jumbo,” 40-41: large. 36-27. medium The court has the authority to . “48. 613 tracks, Automotive News| NEW LL Pon for Mar 2.15% Mar : ea, Cer. Adv, 
es browns. Grade A. jumbo, 29-40:| suspend @ license up to 29 days. | Federal government ‘ordering’ HA tiac area for May ........2.10% May , a) Admiral ..,.. a. ¢,& My «. Ia! fares, 28: pendium, 34; smell, 30: Grae Pp ‘or defense is already.<up—and|*4id today. Last week 104,362 cars the past two years. He replaces’ siy eB By ate! Backenstese Book Store, i F. Air Redue 83.5 Lockh Aire iatge, 33-34". It can also recommend that the | | 18.272 trucks were built. | , Sep. ....,.-- 1.80% ¥ B0be: ‘and s \Richard Willi ansferred to’ 3¢P : Lawrence. Moving clearance bar. Allied Ch ... 79 Lorillard Sa tary of stat the | SPending will rise as the goods are} ams, tr O! Dee 14% — Rye Allis Chel (.. 25:7 & ‘Nash | 61 DETROIT POULTRY secretary of state suspend delivered. State and local.spending| The Week's indicated output com the post of assistant manager at Cora ‘Mar 1.274 /sains. F re as Alum Ltd os. 34 Mack Trs bis 35 for or tt toe 6 = Prices paid license up to one year. is rising. ‘pares with 147,163 car assemblies pyint. | Mar for 2189 ma . 1 ihe mon dang store 19 E. Lawrence 
vo nees 65 = p ve poultry up : a : | May - oc ass ear mY hs) t 9 Valentine cards now. 
Am Afrlin ... 175 May D Strs | 385 10 & ’ Another admitted. speeder left . « ‘and 22,891 truck in| HP danens- ltie Se eer b 38 ; a ass = 7 a * Largest, selection in town. Adv, 
gn See a Metpen. ‘dine 32.6 naa "im — ros eal: ‘IBS his driver's license with the court) - ithe comers ag hag Bee ° Dee r eee 3 ware 11.70 Am Gas & i 411 Morr Ch & 8 193 fryers, 3- 23-25; bereel toe twa “eecks and was ordered! Bipeaes Eisenhower said - in } William L. Graham of 244 Wim- ' May 1%) Remwmhage —. tional Metal ... 19.6 von SBE # 3 
a5 a BE Me G1 Scuc Meta ats ae Ble wit ie So rlerce eens, Nowe cnlrece th rye tae paper pte Canadian ton, Birmginm, I res el se As destin", Ht seemed 423 bse driving 9 MPH. in @ 2ltq continue through. this -month\ong trucks against Soar ee caikiance ‘sqency, Bennett, - Graham, (COG! Cost Drops a fare ” ~ - S ° 4 +p Ol, ee b h j — 
An fie Ta Oz Mont ward 338 Livestock The case against a boy accused cae anid t oat 1 tie eo and 9,655 during the like 1957 week. bebe ered epg Inc.. a | CHICAGO — The Class 1 rail-| Rummage sale, frites and Sat- an vote we mot E-4 oo “6 DETROIT LIVESTOCK of driving an auto with red park- He that if. the atin | Rev ised totals for January show’ lot ges - gay dets Green roa roads of the United States spent\urday at 10 am. 613 Desoto. 
Anaconda ... 442 Nat Dairy .., 412) DETROIT. Feb 6 (4Pi—ruspa) —jing lights was dismissed, as was tailed to Es it could be that! (U.S. makers built 489,357 cars and | Roth ice teen the po aonees $76,955,000 in 1956 for fuel cori . 
Armee Stl --- 486 Nat Gyps ..., 464\Cettle, salable, 400. Few early salesithe case against a girl accused ‘81,877 trucks’ during the month. . uared with $453;852,000 in 1955. Ex- Picks Peck of Pep rs Armour 13.1 Nat Tea ."... 47.5 to low standard de steers the administration will recom-, ‘This compared with December vol-. ‘business 26 years. Henry W. Pea- for coal dropped to i pe Armet CK ... 94 WY Central .. 15.2/Steady: cows fully steady; scattering jof improper passing. lend & tax cut ‘cock Jr., Detroit, is secret penditures é' : 
os, 32 Ce ee ees Se tee need ate and’ intieke) The Next court session, which is Ca eG lume of 534, 722 cars and- $5,070, “ “FY '$69'245,000 from the 1955 figure of NEW HAVEN, Conn. W#—A thiet 
Bait & Ohio. 36.3 i aaa mrt unsold; utility cows 16.00-17.25: cannersiclosed to the public, will be held ‘trucks. In Jahuary a. year ago’ $76,731,000. Diesel fuel oil last year picked a peck of pickled peppers 
Penang” 7 > Mer OP e jing cutters 1200-1698; mainly 13801February 19. The court was or- Meanwhile, most figures com- 641,591 cars and 93,873 trucks were) About 65 per cent of the world’s cost  $363,624,000, an increase of out of Mrs. Frank Ruotolo’s base- 
Beth Stee) .. 0 see: a ae ls “ents {ganized under the authority of Pro-|!N&_in_just,add up to a cleater’built : _ ‘sugar is made from sugar cane. $31,850,000 over 1955. iment and made off with them. at Air .. 3:1 Oliver Cp 28 cows steady strong: bulls bat Judg aA h E. M 
Strsve:: 183 Owens Cng .. 39.6| fully steady; most choice 690°1250 tb. bate e aArthur Moore on faite ... i Owens sere 95-$0-0000—orounet . ne -educational—and - voluntary | 
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conpied "Syke Rncsed. trees] WASHINGTON —tL. L. Cather’ [Mpeame fiat could be financed |] .%m 286 ee Fitss se eS ‘OM plies i¥ e SI0C' dl aa A G 4 —t1,, : ty self a ida’ a eS a ="; ; 1 zi 
wep 6 tects aie dd ipresident of the Chrysler. rt Corp., vee ting ——E <2” east = Range and ¢ Oven gee ress $159.95 ee sit Rati Stony Said today that “intense “competi-}— = * * * Ph in Dishwashers PRS sas ee . $159. 95 
peor art 2G BE RE isitiveness< has characterized hel “getiey? said that. one commun oo Bact cS Up SOIL PIPE : Week ego 2418 a8. BS 1824 automobile industry from its earli- ity, Troy, already has signed. al 7 ; i. $3. 79 
car age. 12480 1260 Tad 1731/65" ays: * contract and that water authority, _ 5-Ft. Lengths 
19si-e high 280.0 16-7 775 les) = * ntatives will —continue_ to] - 
MBS SPORE ET SE LE pete im every part of their buae|(iaet Wiens of other wort ere i sd : : 2 rs ‘| ‘ 1 
"ness," from the drafting rooms for serogy ———— on $ 95 CABINET 
DETROIT STOCKS ~ (new and improved products to the ; | —— 
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FORTY-FOUR : THE PONTIAC. PRESS._ THURSDAY, EEURUARY.¢ 6 1058     
  
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NEW YORK “The stock market 
drifted off in quiet early trading 
Key stocks: were down fiactidas| Yeaneneny- : | La 4 
webritegeet: 2° Produce ; 
Steels, motors, coppers, rails,’ ' Freits l. 
oils and chemicals declined. Some/Apples. Deticiows. bu ....,.. eo. cs SOR 
small gainers appeared. Utilities Apples Wetntosh ct. SET ae were fairly steady. . Apples, Steele red. bu + $.00 
Lukens Steel gyrated, rising ¥ 
areund a point on_publication of poke wa to earnings that show a big gain ang POPPED, “BY. aaeeveeesezens 3.75 
over last year. Then it erased HRorseracish Hg “tases shin ches aa 
the gain. and showed about. © (onions. Drs, $0.1. 72 | 
point less in active turnover, ‘Parenipa "bu: thes) ‘a ane ce 38 
Other losses of about a point Potatoes te... 175: 
were taken by Youngstown Sheet. Rn iRadishee theo Moet! sa oe t ry 
' Zenith, Allied Chemical and Gulf \Seunch Hubbera bu "cost. a a Fy 4 
Oil. Standard Oil (New Jersey) /Turnips. topped. bu , * 2.78 | 
dropped about a point in brisk) - 
dealings. 
The opening was active, then the   
IMarkets by growers and wold. by 
‘them in wholesale package lots. 
‘Quotations are furnished by the 
\Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of 
  
Poultry . 
    
__Mrs._Griffiths_said_ the _sdbcon- 
ingham, ‘grounds that it is now teoled-ip 
’- orinpanies would need time to get! > F ready f 4 1, #   
      
    
    
  
tC. J. Nephier Ce.) 
Figures after decimal points are eighths | 
High-Low _Noon = *. 
Allen Elee & Equip Co .. °* 27 
Baldwin Rubber Co .....* 13 4 
Ross Gear Co : * i 
G. & Of &€hem Go ., * 12 bj 
Howet! Elec Mtr Co .. ° 61 38 
Pen. Metal Pd Co .,.... * 14 108) 
The Prophet Co Veus * 95 @,i 
Rudy Mfg Co ....00--.. 72 72 928) 
. Toletie Edison ce . woe 33. 13 BE“ 
Wayne Screw Pd * 3 at 
“Mo sale: bid reg asked. 
No Local Contracts, 
Army Tells Chrysler 
WASHINGTON im — The Army! 
was reported today to have or-; 
dered Chrysler Corp. not to award 
subcontracts on ifs new missile 
contract to any firms in the De-| 
troit area.   
      
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“The theory behind 
is we have to do it this way, be-' 
cause we have to save time,” Rep. 
Griffith (D-Mich) told a reporter. | 
“T don’t see how this would save | 
time, 
‘There was no immediate com- 
ment from the Army. Last De- 
~eember >it awarded Chrysler a 
52-miflion-dollar contract to start 
ss production of 1,500-mile”' 
Jupiter missiles and com 
pain production of 200-250-mile - 
range Redstone missiles 
* Obryster’s Warren plant. 
Michigan congressmen ex-| 
pressed hope at that tithe that sub- 
contracts would go to Michigan 
firms as means of helping fight 
unemployment in the state. » the order 
tracts will go to Hayes® Aircraft 
Corp. * Birny Ala. on the 
for production and the Michigan, 
  
    -sands of dollars to reduce by 
Hast week by UAW President Wal- 
|‘fantastic profits.”   
  |For Launching Business Recovery 
Three Economic Fuels Vi   
By SAM DAWSON   2 Licenses Suipaided}} 
One Student Ordered 
to Write Theme 
Two teens had their drivers li- igciane a Ney, tony, OS io Melon 
Total unemployment continues’ - 
to rise with a turning point 
thought to be 6 to 10 weeks” away. 
January auto output was the 
lowest for that month since 1954. 
’* Steel production is far below that ~NEW. YORK  -- Plans to get 
i wasinses reed at Ge lowed 
ing pad run largely today to three 
types of economic fuels: 
    was ordered to write a theme 
and two had their cases dismissed 
yesterday when they appeared at 
dant? second session of the Pontiac’ 
39° Teenage Traffic Court. _. 
A teenage jury was composed! 
of Pontiac Centra] and St. Michael 
high school students. 
All of the defendants, three 
beys and two girls, were 17- 
year-old Pontiac Central High 
School studénts. 
One boy was ordered to write 
a 1,000 word theme on the neces- 
‘sity and purposes of traffic Aights 
‘after he admitted running / a red 
  
  ense suspended tem temporarily, one |" 
islump: leveling off of consumer   
  of a. year. ago. Oil companies have expect. If it doesn't, the ‘direct 
ee. sol p price wars on/pump-priming moves of tax cuts 
Increased government spend- their hands and federal deficits may 
ing to restore @ bit of the late Cotton textile mills have cutibe. tried. pbatienary 
A ‘tax cut to give, 
pial be and maybe business 
too more money to buy goods. 
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‘These efforts aim at offsetting 
the deeper causes of the present 3 ,000 in eet Stolen 
From Davisburg Bar 
DAVISBURG — Nearly $1,000 in 
cash was reportedly. stolen by 
burglars from Palmer's Bar, 10197 
Dixie Highway, Davisburg, yester- 
day. 
The thieves took $467 from the 
cash register and $458 from a safe 
according The countermoves also attack i" the basement, ‘tiac Post State Business Note 
“Pen tirOk teen te nie 
motion, effective March 1, ae 
spending and borrowing to buy, William R. Newhall of 6280 Wilson 
especially of durable goods; and 
the drop in business. spending for 
capital. ied (plant and equip- 
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\final prive tags they put on their 
cars, he said. 
oat ie not ehepesi for a com- 
spany to spend-hundreds of thou- 
only slightly the cost of some 
‘gach part as a piston, or to keep— 
the cost of the part-from rising 
with the cost of labor and ma- 
tertal,”” Colbert said. 
His testimony was prepared for 
the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly 
subcommittee, which is studying 
ipricing practices in the automobile’ 
tindustry. i i 
Colbert made only passing ref-| 
ference to the contract demands 
the United Auto Workers Union has | 
‘announced it will mike in collec 
itive bargaining this spring. 
_“We shall respond directly to | 
the union,” ‘Colbert said - ud 
claring be did not regard 
subcommittee’s hearings as a 
proper forum for discussing labor’ 
contract issues, 
Colbert challenged     testimony 
ter Reuther who contended that the 
big three automakers — General 
'Motors, Ford and Chrysier—reap 
Colbert said that Chrysler's prof-| 
‘its after taxes for the period 1947-   1956 totalled 780 million dollars, or . 
at a 3.3 per cent return on net sales.) Seen 
‘He said they ranged from a peak 
of 132 million in 1949 to a low of 
1845 million in 1954.”   
Steal 2 Front Porches 
COVINGTON, Ky.” — Thieves) stole. everything but the kitchen “hb 
sink—even two front porches from. 
hotises beught by the state for 
rights-of-way on “an expressway 
under contruction. Five furn i 
were’ among items taken, V4 with Pontiac and Flin. authorities) 
.and- another session with Detroit's) 
": That Virus busts) 
Just Keep Calm   
The part that three big cities will play in the projeet may alse 
— this month, .-he 
sai : 
Meetings are bang . arranged 
Mayor Miriani may take place’ 
within a few days, he said.” 
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Detroit, eyeing its own Lake Hur-! 
on pipeline, once was suspicious of| 
the pipeline progress being made. 
by its suburbs to the north. 
But .Miriani recently said he fa-| 
;vored joining the authority’s ven-| 
ture. “We will put .our revenue 
credit on the line to get Lake 
Huron water,” he was quoted ‘as 
saying.    
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| IPrying to Avoid | | 
LOS ANGELES (” —To keep | 
the viruses-away, keep calm. =| iN we 
A. F. Rasmussen Jr. | T, Marsh and Norman Q. 
Brill injected mice with a virus Dr. 
eas tong. a8 ‘the | 
         
     
     
   
      
   
                 
              
       
       
had a higher death rate    
too, by a weaker vegetable oil 
market 
wheat was unchanged to % lower, 
—pranch. He wili/!0wer. to % higher, nal eared s in spots 
early dealings on the board of 
' lhrade   
Mrs. = 
N. Cass Ave., was 
raed ge bor narey Aey 
and the new crop jing to send her children to school. soybeans 
iri heat contracts reacted the tial She was given six months proba. 
during the first few minutes. Some tion by Judge Maurice E. Finne- 
brokers said there was & 
amount of profit-taking from yes- 
terday’s fairly sharp price run-up, 
but that soybeans were influenced 
While domestic demand for veg- 
etable oil has been described as 
good lately, the exports have been 
well under expectations. 
Near the end of the first hour 
March $2.15%; corn unchanged to/ 
% lower, March $1.10%; oats % 
March 63%; 
4 Se March $1.2649; 
March gan. 
Mrs, Fairdale Wyatt, 32, of 5314 
Baldwin St., was found guilty of 
oil failure to send her children to 
school. She was given six months 
probation by Municipal ae 
Maurice E. Finnegan. 
Ag ; % mile 
north, 4% miles mile north 
of At McFadden 
Rd., on Sat. Feb. 8, atl 
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Others from the county were: 
Richard -H. Lemaster, of Indepen- 
dence Township; Howard ‘G. 
“| ship; Jerry L. Smith, of Leonard; 
Verlon Williams, of Milford: Nor- 
of man F. Miller, Stephan O. Stubbs, 
and Jerome J. Silvarman, all of 
Birmingham; and James E. Sa- 
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Rounding out the county draftees duction. Among them were: Ralph| were: Duane C. Zegelien, Leroy L. Olsabeck, and Bobby J. Mar- 
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Hills; Raymond L. Ballard, of|Archeologists Explore of 31 Rochest iDaceen Buin tn ii Oakland County men were abort De latipes tla eee Roman Ruins in Britain sell, ‘and Orland G. West, all of] LONDON — Some 250 archaeolo- ‘gists gave Britain aa good going over : duriing the summer of 1957. 
With volunteer helpers they dug up 
Near Carlisle a party was busy. 
at a Roman-British site spotted Crampton, of White Lake Town-ifrom the air and at Winterton a 
jgroup excavated a Roman farm- 
house 
‘At Wyly an incefse cup dug up 
there in 1908 has led to. new ex- 
cavations on the site. In the heart 
of Worcester, students have worked 
on a Roman site and near London 
\pottery and other evidence from 
ancient Grim's Dyke has confirmed 
the theory that it was dug, pos- 
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HI, KIDS! STRINGIN | | SHUCKS, NO/ TED’S| |... AN’ THIS IS TH’ PLUG-IN CORD WE'RE RUNNIN’ A TELEPHONE WIRE| | MOM GAVE US A.rj | OVER T’ YOUR plana 
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City Coiaregotionsliae 
Among Those Against 
Joining New Body 
NEW yorkun—Pretiiiary ar- 
gumerits in a suit to break up a 
merger of churches were heard 
yesterday by Federal Judge Archie  - 
O, Daw who set Feb. 17 for a full- 
dress debate in the case. 
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Some Congregational churches/: 
New Hospitals Changing Rural Skyline, 
Give City-Style Care to Parm Families have the authority to reak fer! oppose the action last June of their 
General Council in voting to join 
with the Evangelical and. Re- 
formed Church into a new bgdy, 
the United Church of Christ. 
They contend the council did not 
them and that the merger would 
destroy the traditional independ- 
ence of each Congregational 
church, They also -protest no pro- 
vision was made for dividing group 
assets between the joiners and non- 
joiners. . 
Congregational churches in 
Burlingten, Iowa, Pontiac, Mich., 
_Wauwatesa,—Wis.,—and Toledo, 
‘Qhio, are among the. objectors, 
Defendants include the General 
Church Council of ‘the Congrega-| 
tional Christian Churches of the! 
United States, the Board of Hom 
Missions -of “the Consgregetionall 
Christian Churches, the American 
Missionary Assn., and the. Evan- 
gelical and Reformed Church. 
Fruehauf Designs 
Carrier for Lakes DETROIT (INS)—A Froehaut   
new package shipping 
on the Great Lakes by 558, 
B * * * 
Fruenaur Fleet Sales Manager 
Vance Howe said the new sys- 
tem would be based on the use | | | 
  type of structure is changing the’ 
skyline of rural America. 
It's the hospital, 
_In the past few ‘years more 
and hospitals have been erected. 
in farm communities. .And more |     ithan 400 additional new medical 
centers are either beig built or 
‘taking .shape on an architect's 
idrawing beard, All these build- 
ings are for areas with a popu- 
lation of 5,000 or less, 
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This great boon to farm health 
is-revealed by a United States 
Department of Agriculture sur- 
get Saat, expert seoticsl 
to that avail- vey of the results.of a program). 
directing federal aid for hospital COUNTRY HOSPITAL IN LAURINBURG, N.€.: Farmers can raise money as well as wheat. 
of highway to get a sick or in- 
"| jured , person to a city hospital 
‘is mo longer a life-and-death ne- 
cessity. The dreadful wait for than 800 public health center$the overworked country doctor to 
| visit a stricken farmer or his 
‘family is being eliminated. 
RAPID ADVANCE 
The rapid advance -of medical 
science during recent years. is 
largely responsible for the em- 
phasis being placed on rural hos- 
pitals. 
Also the high. number of farm 
accidents each year commands 
|that hospitals be located nearby 
to take care of emergency life 
saving operations. Last year ac- 
cidents killed 12,800 farmers and     
’ |And Nickname, Soapy Declares   
LANSING (INS) — Democratic 
  on a trailer cliassis to be de- 
livered, 
‘The Fruehauf official said the 
such shipping on the Great 
Lakes, 
Yntema Proposes   ‘T'll Keep My Bow Ties’ 
very light white dots, His Christ- 
Williaims green and white trade- 
mark. 
“The governor gave plates with a 
picture of the new Straits of Maek- 
inac Bridge on each. The $100 mil- 
  
Men Advised 
foLook Sharp Experts Assert Males 
      
Tax Moratorium 
WASHINGTON &—A Ford Motor | 
Co. vice president has suggested 
the federal government declare a 
moratorium on coljection of income 
taxes if other steps fail to he&d 
eff a depression. 
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Theodore O. Yntema, Ford's 
vice president for financial af- 
fairs, also denounced. what -he 
called inflationary demands by the 
United Aute Workers Union. 
Yntema yesterday told a Sen- 
ate Antitrust and Monopoly sub- 
committees investigating pricing 
practices in the auto industry 
that the current recession and 
mounting unempleyment could 
be chécked .by reducing “the 
monopoly power of unions.” 
Asked by newsmen how the gov- 
ernment would get along if a. mora- 
torlum were declared on income 
taxes, the Ford executive replied 
it would require temporary deficit/in” a housewives’ a 
financing. 
He said the proposal would be 
a “very . powerful deviee’ and 
would have to be exercised ‘with! 
great restraint.” 
  ‘Williams for ten years, said: family’s shaving soap company. 
ALWAYS ‘GOVERNOR’ 
The governor's press secretary, 
Paul Weber who has been with), “We 
never address hirh as ‘Soapy,’ al-j 
ways ‘Governor.’ ” 
Observers have noticed the 
green and white polka dots have 
been toned down a little. Re- 
cently the governor has been 
wearing dark green ties with   
Gallery Uses Picture 
by Self-Taught Artist 
BELFAST, Irelahd — A London 
art gallery is showing an Antrim, 
Northern Ireland, coast scene 
painted by Mrs. S. J. Gilmour, a 
60-year-old ‘self-taught Irish artist. 
ings selected fromr a total of 8,000 
competition. 
Mrs. Gilmour, who has never had 
2 painting lesson, discovered by ac- 
‘cident 10 years ago that she had a 
talent for painting. 
“IT was sitting in a doctor’s sur-|- 
        ~ Group to Build Hotel gery one day admiring the scene 
from the window — green fields, 
trees and ricks of hay—and I de- 
icided I would like to try to paint 
it,” she said. “I got all: the neces- 
  in Detroit Art Center 
DETROIT (P—A permit to build 
—a-million-dotlar hotet in Detroit's 
art center has been issued to a 
group of Chicago and Detroit busi- | 
nessmen, 
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The five-story structure would! 
have 105 rooms and would be lo- 
cated on Woodward near Grand 
Boulevard, 
Principal partners in the venture 
are Louis Samels, “Robert Green-| 
goss and David J. Fischer, all of | 
‘Chicago, and Peter Solomon of 
Detroit. The Chicagoans own a 
chain of motels and hotels in the! 
West, 
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- "The art center is located ‘about 
two miles north of downtown De- 
‘troit., | - 
  
: ss oa —_Rail Workshop Planned sary. materials and painted the 
picture.” ~ 
  
New Swedish Train. 
Very Quiet, Smooth 
STOCKHOLM — A new type. of, 
‘train built by a Swedish firm\and) 
tested in Sweden offers hithérto-| 
unknown quietness of operation and 
lack of vibration, according to Col. 
‘Sidney H. Bingham, former . gen- 
‘eral manager of the New York 
City Transit Authority. 
| A_ngw concept of railroad-truck 
construction is used that is said 
jto give extreme stability and free- 
dom from jolts and sidesway. Air- 
suspension springs are used and 
the floors and car bodies are 
soundproofed.’ 
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Cougars Prey on Pets 
HOLBERG, B.C. # — Pet ‘   
| 
ANN. ARBOR @ — The Uni- 
. vay of Michigan will host a 
discussion 
  sirate, Cougars are blamed. “cats owned ig married Royal’ 
(Canadian Air Force persopine] lat - 
this Vancouver island bage have 
been disapearing at an Alarming 
“We 
bring the dogs and cats in at night 
now, as well as the kidé,” said an 
‘officer. There have been no. re- 
ports, eee, of humans being 
      It is. orfe of 215 outstanding paint- by Good Grooming 
There’s usually no need to tell, 
women how to look’ younger, and) 
improve their appearance, but men 
have been terribly neglected on 
this subject, says an article in a 
national magazine-————- 
So the magazine asked exgerts| 
how men can shed years. The re- 
sult was many suggestions from Can Shed Ten Years r 
g . It is furth qniend te comst: head to foe, in an article titled, | {improvement | in po wall don ir yey pened   
  
  
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ing into the rural areas. The 
hospitals are attracting- physicians 
The Hill-Burton Act, which ts 
responsible for this rural hos- 
pital expansion program, goes 
~even further, It..also helps fi- to the country who would nor-| 
mally have practiced in cities. Denses t and t 
oe be bald tom the c WASHINGTON (NEA- — A new| The agonizing race over miles Farmers are hopeful this high) Punk 
Febrosty 4, as 
soma to be the ph acm yy Re the City 
  
visions are made for the city doc- 
  
  of the 
thereof shall 
apa 
he B he City of 
in 
mance big city hospitals and sets Commission to “inch as- 
up a close Haison network be- — om gg a “Gare ve 
ones. — the plan, naid inprovpmient is on file for pec- 
When it is necessary, rural pa-|' it’ ts further intended te cust 
tients can be the said-improvement in secordance the plan, and estimate, and the larger where more/eost ‘thereof shall be defrazed by. " 
equipment is available. And pro-|*ssesment According to frontage and 
  tors to help out in the country. 
PLAY BIGGER PART 
But energy and enthusiasm of|*” 
local- populations have played a 
bigger part than Uncle Sam's 
pocketbook in: cultivating this 
new hospital crop. 
To get federal aid, a state or 
that it really needs a new expenses thereof shall be 
ital og append 
HEREBY 
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town must convince cng Rae a. - ‘EVANS 
  
pital. Then local citizeznzs 
find a way to make up /the |. 
financial difference, one 
The farmers have , proved they je", ° 
  
  
  
        Comm 
oes at Sets Ett mao by peice in 
Dated: bruary 5, 1938 - 1958 by resolution it was 
intention of the City }’ to be the 
  
ADA R. EVANS 
City Clerk 
Peb. 6, 1958   
      
and t the ‘plan, — and estimate 
sa. improvement is on file for! 
Public inspection 
  
  
years are from 30. to 40— that's! 
when you begin to grow old. Wrin-|t 
kles, baldness, paunches, don't 
suddenly appear on your fortieth 
birthday. They creep up on you 
from a ten-year start.” 
With that in mind, the fea- 
ture then gives some, specific 
things men -can do about their 
looks immediately. Crew _or 
-brush cuts, hair dyeing, staying 
clean shaven, facial treatments, 
white teeth, sun tan are among 
the suggestions, and the reasons: 
for them: are given too, 
“Clothes make the boy, and * 
shape up . ’ continues the fea- 
ture. The right choice of clothes 
can make all the difference in 
the worid. Pointers on what kind 
shoes;are given. However proper 
clothes won't look well unless there 
is a proper slmpe to put them on. 
So diet, posture, weight, and exer- 
cises are discussed with this as 
well.   ° 
* * * 
After covering ,all the facts on 
|how to be -younger in looks, the 
article délves into the question of 
the twd round out the whole, se- 
‘rious consideration is given to at- 
titudes. on the job and on life, age, 
and sex’ life, and learning how to 
play. 
~ The article lists 10 questions 
in which you can contrast. your 
answers with an. expert's de-. 
séription of a man who will stay 
young because of his attitudes On. 
age sex life a definite dis- 
cussion is given with statistics 
~and_professional advice. — 
And finally summing up on its 
hobbies, the article says, “Make 
yourself do something, learn some- 
thing you hever 
  attacked, years will show,’’ 
. ek i © : 
i he» i of suits, jackets, ties, colors and’ 
how to be younger in spirit. Since |f 
  discussion of the importance’ ofif   
mmission Chamber on Februa 1, 1986 at 8 o'clock p.m. to hoes bogees udson 
are INTENTION TO con- trees rao etn asphaltic concrete course 
venue. 
from Hudson 
7 | Pingree ‘acanen to Summit Street at an inten mmission to construct oie: ind a eae feed testimate et, anid] 
treet from LeGrande Avenues hy “mul <7 — is public inspec- Drive ee OE estimated cost of $3,330 i wadies: ” a3 further fntenaia § to construct sald 
Bien with the 
  cat dire suk Eeecmmcet eta he Senses and w sald ears profile and estimat a that th Hg } : For Men Only Be Ten Y cost thereof shall be - defrayed by special that ‘ail © ot a po Bg of , Ree Younger.” ‘Suggestions and rules|assessment. according frontage and|Avenue from = to Summit r facial grooming, clothes, fig. pemiinn ‘ot, the ots and’ of ‘Bus Burt Girget lenreent avn My © J ie 
from LeGrande Avenue to de Drive ithe cepieces, eerect 
rise: Mes nex Me ‘and ei 2 eel ce ng aaa Se ee “\ |imeted cost and expens andthe * * * that $170.18 of the estimated cost and OTICE IS “The t way to idl oat erect she Sa from the That the Conmienes ot oy wet 
is to prevent the signs of age ” A ¥. EBY EN Commission Chamber on Feernaty 7 ‘4 ‘ oo? Tha ‘ommmission of the City of/i958 st 8 o'clock p.m. to hear sugece- says the article. “The dangerous A na Mi will 7 sheltions and chiections that, may be m by parties’ interested. 
  
  
iy 
ry intention of the 
construct 
tse an 
rk on t Avenue 
from win Avenue to NRR at 
en eotennted cost of $5, nd that 
the. profile and estimate of said 
im maptovement is on file for pec- 
It is further intended to const 
said apepeetnens in accordance with "he 
plan, and ewe. and that t cost. "thereof wh shall be detrayed ad by z epoca | tal ot assessment and fronting that all of the } and ° hs og of Tand 
fronts pon i +f t ng w either side of East am Ce o 
sven 
PORNRR shall constitute the special 
assessment district to defray $5,140.04 of 
the estimated a and em thereof 
oman tered es hall bee id f he a r 
the Capital Im rovemen ma. — 
Laval the Commission of, ; City of 
Pon Michigan, will meet in the ! Commiseton Scar oe on Pebruary ii, 
1958 at 8 o'clock to near a oo 
tions and ob “that Mt ioe eiections + may be made 
Dated: February 5, 1958 : ADA R. EVAN: d objections that iney be made : Pebruary 5, : Le rties interested. Dated: Feb eae 5 
Dated: February 5, 1058 4 Feb. 6, 1988 
* lyon x INTENTION TO X- r cE ad od Feb. 6, 1958 struct two-inch esphaltie concrete. sur- =i course Jefferson . NOTICE OF iON TO CON. "Fen are hereby notified at a struct two-fnch altic concrete ‘sur-' re r of the Com E face course on Chicago Avenue the City of tiac, M — he You are on, Bi notified that ut oo Rebrua 4, 1958 by ‘resolut! was Tegular mee Y's the Commission {declared to be the intention .% the City the City of 1900 tied, bee ors ag held Commission to construct two-inch #s- was 
  : s 
City Clerk 
Feb. 6, 1958   
“You are hereby, notified ‘that at a! : t 
Eee yet Mhotine chia i held 
Pebrua 1988 by censtuteee ht was 
‘ed to be the intention. of the Cit 
facet Red wo-inch Hed 
ithe conerete, surface course on Colo 
fede f : 
  
  
        gg Miran = A ts to} at 
— OTICE OF I ~---- ‘struct. two-inch as OF INTENTION TO CON- face Cburse on. a) INTENTION 
      
          
    
  
  
  
         
  
  
  
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Bana R, = ELIZABETH LAKE   
  
pis. secesiseniemnnstnsinemmeraliionsen 
oeak CLERK roe MODERN a A retited ferred. Apply ‘nD m parser No phone 
  
  
    
  Waterford, 
a wee 
DOOR FO DOOR BRUSH SALES- 
“man, Call Fred Foster at FE 
we toremes. eae 34148. Eva’ Graves; POR DRY A 
f of Groiter ‘of hrs raves ing route i. maebilehes » oe. Than brother Mrs. a4 only. ~ 
ae a weir it iy to pares. 3 Mound 
be be held attraaye, con yd Z 
be Sree Salford where Excellent Opportunity 
foo Shoe Manager. an to m shoe oper REENWOOD, FEB. 5, } #HAR- ON GO deck) a? “Eawerd St; Aiton “in Miracle, Mile Shopping 1; beloved’ husbend i Center, and bonus arrange- ie Saad ieee’ Thinee af dnek ment. Must stale experience age, 
Greens , ry D. bur mith; repress “4 sy 
Gree sod: tive dehiidren EXP. BARTENDER. PONTIAC 
wee “Fankeel aketias will vo bald. Prese Box 13 ; terns ot te the “Lifetime Opnerk unity’ 
Spartan ‘cups ith Nev. | Expergnee nlamds, RE, Ponin mont in Mt. Park Ceme- er and! um I salen 
peo f Mr. Greenwood will in shipped and. billed direct ‘from ste ; = abe r ~~ Pu- fac their own use, Com 
Sorrow will be et pm 7. te frin a enatite a hyper 4 
i ; sad apie, "many patented and exclu- 
2688 Dr. pany, AAA plus rated. CaF 
whee Lake ‘Twp; beloved wife of necessary, age orrier. yome Howard G. Hares 5 every night. rite — — 
arrangements will be announced Box 36 an - & Bhan #04 later by the Coats Puneral Home, einces, a a = K 
141. Sashabaw Rd. Drayton mw aad a ang i 
me MARRIED MAN. @ To HART, /HERMAN J. JR., 26322 DEL- sell oprice 8 a ton,Madison Heights. H 4 of debit. starting selary. ma (nee Kirby): father of $70 week: ag = ta — 
ties Lee and Patricia ADD: og binge ¥ eet Re i - of Mrs. Edith Hart: brother lve er —_ histo 
a agi Charles Cowse ana to _te_Postiae Pr 
/ . e re vil be bel Friday at pm. NEED ONE OR TWO GOOD 
Home, 143 *‘Oundeng. Bir? floor tim: a8. pre- i “time. patequiont in White Pe ferred. but pot essential 
me. FE 45-6175. 
JAN. 31, 1968, w., OPPORTUNITY POR AN 4GGRES- us Montana Ave. Monrovis gre ambelone salesman. Age 25 Calit.; beloved husband of to 3. et ie cation. To 
Hallie’ Malone Carmichael; dear shed territory, Roch- father of Darry V. Papert Bane Gemens area, Salary, 
i os bi ye con ips ion Pat -~ 2625 sical joy; dear ase, on amet Mrs, Gottith Buckhorn. Mrs. Peg- Beatin. Reed Prances Jenson. 
Bineral service will be held Pri- day, Peb. 7, at 1:30 p.m. from the 
Daag a — 
¥, Doughert ss 
state at the Voorhees-Siple Pu- _ mera =   
CHESTER th Lake Rd, Mik 
| Bees 1958. 
  
vive a Feo ft 2p Se 
ange BH ome — 
  
    Son 
  
recite 
c. 
Keego Ma alle i Olivet’ 
tion & the 
Prid from the will », iay at ee 8pm. f Home. 
rbdor, — Mrs. Spren- ree great- 
ive. Pu- 
‘In Memoriam 2   
In “LOVING - Y ROB- ge oy SI. Pp : 
  
weary the way, 
laced upon ber - 
  
Ciinelaan Iohos 
“pelted ket Fee   
SPA 
Ambulance oem 
~Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL aan 
  
: TS Comp 
5 Pee   
Ant CHA 
ESP ER S   
LET   
  
  £3 At 10 a.m, teday there 
were replies at the Press 
ee te ee 
ste 14, 28, 29, 34, 58, 59, 61, 72, Ss eee        
FOR ‘CASH IN A 
HURRY, sell things 
through : Classified . Ags. . 
Anything goes! Diel FE. 
28181. oe f wie F 
         
  
  BEAUT “Handy, days ‘no evenings. ail 
GOUNTER sland 147 N. Perry. 
  Married 
wt AREER WOMAN 
ery in & with abilit 
Bt "be" liable "and with 
rg i ltiet to nie 
SOUNTER GIAL. 
m. Mi 68733. 
R LIG 
  
LBAGED 70 BABY- 
yng a Week. 
“between 12 p.m, 
  
‘ain. Sink 1% Room 1 jaturday, 
  Sstitr-eetarne 
By days & Saturdays. MI 
10530" am am, 
‘Your Husband's — 
YOUNG LADY With aTTRac “hve. pers 38 through 
Spat Veen a r ee MAKE 
hecessar 
or MI 62316, % 
A 
Help Wanted   
aut MEN OR tag? 
x. 
Is s This for You 
   5b, plate: to to live or 
>» see \ i 
fed NOW! ey 
a On 4 a rt a Gg 
wane ‘ADS! To find a 
  a       
  
  
EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL 
602 Com: 
ing COUNSELING 
to 
Mate pat   
wn takoelions   
GUY CA » 
: #2 
Ey 
_ “Neng, experienced teacher, ammount of student Beas. newest For 
rther information write or call Gran Beauty ge, 
-River (between and 
: 7-0620   _ BY COMPr. 
Mra, 
  
Wanted 20 Men ° Fram Pontiac Area 
bg oane an. aneee 
Box 
  
Work Wanted Male 10   
  Al CARPEN WORK. NEW — Repair. Fe ai d _ 
BLOCK Lay NG, CEMENT 
floors. Ham FE 22468.   
Pree estimates. 
REMOD- 
     
    ; 
"Ritchens ‘ specialty. EM 
      
  e No job oo ie ey Sees 
small: Winter, totes. 3-8977. 
CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- 
Kitchens a specialty. FE 
  D. 
FLUSH DOORS HUNG A180 
: a rates. OA 
re Se Ree ites, erences. FE 
  
‘Work Warited Female il   
3 YRS EXP. TERIAL 
javeatety control. capable of Pat tin 
  
  rR} FL GA 
opens. sr oe ee, Fp MA’ 
  
rs. eves free te, | te live in, 
GB en ane 
_ BABYSITTING IN MY WOME. asonabie. * Re Mice home. rE 32-7786, 
can start t 
diately a trans, Write P.O. 
ell Mac renner emer-ca rane week, FE 2-104. 
CED WILL DO 
her aome. Phase FE 
w Ww OF 3, 
    OULD Lik A or S week, F 
sit any, gvening. Own por rE. imma ‘'YPING, SEC- 
tarial service 39-2842. . : REG. NURSE DESIRES WORK IN 
% » 2 fice, ime, Experi- 
need. OR 23-1504, : ra. Nt 28) rE e0ad. DAY ; 
  
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a 
   
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     Some PONTIAC ams. 
    
       THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1958 : 
    
    §.5606. |3245 Dixie Hwy. 
"| Trucks to Rent. TRUCKS, TR cross 
leku: ; ton sti e UIPMENT ee. 5 =e pee me 12 be stakes 
    « Low Ea   
ANYWHERE and van trailers 
OR 3-1456   
eats" Painting & Decorating 20   
  
  1704 8. so Telsgraph Ra. 
d. "Yanwen. & 
MORTGAG S PROPERTIES ¥ scre 
ee 117 8. Telean capi Mut Dine ee i 
3°: = 
  AND NT ay to > work. Also e io fob: 18ST CLASS EXP. P AND | ‘tracts ate p 
Mesidedtint oi commer: _Seeorator. Reas. prices. FE 5-2860| f salior Partridge, (060 W. f slab ouaranteed work, Ph, MY a Pal A tt PAPERING.| fon St. _Mason | Thompson. PE 46364. — 
    
     
       5-2853 
A SON. fas 
ae | Guaranteed. Free est. 
a eee CY 3-0333. 
RY WALL TAPING GUARAN- Free 9, GUARAN: ‘i PAINTING AND” PAPER 
han hel FE PE 46018. i 
we bs Y INTERIOR DEC 5 ryt pee 
Lan: Oh PaRIOn + RE 
~WALLS CLEA 
  
  
Typewriter Service 2A   $350,000 IN BA’ 
your home! -Wanted he Estate 324A 32A 
IN THE PAST : si months. Proof we can sel) 
Humphries 
  PE 3-1061 
PAINTING & HANGING, E. Chambers FE 24721. PE 2-074 eer Restor rE old ai CJ ah 5 Rd Orr bo te sf bie Listing se une 
rie ay WALL PAPER Now, ATTE OWN. ' . Ui | Minter prices FE 2-4315, ERS! in Com eres ae) 
Television Service Zt ae ‘ast. courteous efficient 
Sai oh ola service, Call. now, Richatd Steele, 
ALL red peo SERVICE caus A alk | - Beek. 3-6310. 
YAL't EoTRONics ant. LISTINGS WANTED 
-|FE a FE 42418; BUYERS WAITING. LET 
DAY ¢ ror, Moe mo it FV sERvice | Us slow ¥ HOW 70 
+ ene PROPERTY, WE BUY 
Teich Mik Middleton 
BROKER FE 5-1721 7721   
"Macuing Werareivo. Expert 
poly Go, 11 W. Lawr 
  Listings Wanted 
  
  hee i 1 rence. We Buy Equities 
Upholstering 237 R. QR. RILEY, Broker ~ 300 Elizabeth Lake Rd. BEADLE's Pane tg gr cov- re nee wa aw FE oe 
n gtittarg Chana! OFEOUEEER. | voi tE yee eee ea 2, B14 Cooley Lake Ra. EM) _ 3.0333. 
  Ph. 
ROOF REPAIRS ners A WARNING 
ua ares aise Reheat S|" Pr ee Bd er full basements You Have Been EXPOSED, Re: 
D& M BULLDING | Dow irda rr Once. Bee your 
3 NG AND | SQ8T#, 80 SMONE 
BULLDOZING | epee cat : 
ag ym TTY Watkins Lk. Reward. OR 3-9719 
g Supplies 12A oer Deivcie’ Revere. PatGaE. 
  
  
aid by ctry FOUNTAIN PENS LC 
  
  
  iG. THOMAS ‘197_N. Perry &t. 
        
     
        
   LS 
OOly Sees Pe oar 3-sea3| ;| Wid, Household Goods 27 AND S. DRAPES A} reads, Your material, FE 
  66 W Huron 
Lost & Found — 24| _M., Neuset.    
           
  
  
SKI ON 
Us. Rt. 10 between Mt. Holly & 
voees. Reward. FE 5-7787. 
     
  
  
Ny 
    
  
  TRADE, SELI. OR BUY y|? 
2 | CLARK At'est TE      
Set raed er elaobene ROY KNAUF 36% W. Huron 6t   
WANTED All re te of gee) eee Aa for 
= Veton 
WM. A 
KENNY EDY 314 W 
  Bene of 
Wanted Immediately , 
96,000 sqp ff. of floor space, in or} 
near city of Pontiac. 
60111. Phone FE 
  
  Rent Apts. Furnished 33   EXCELLENT CHILD 
se acaue Pa bai 
  
* 
  
  
FURNITURE NEEDED 
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  He ek 
FE aes Fi anor, 1 BEDROOM APT. PARTLY FoR. 
4100 per mo; SLICES OF HAN 
   
    
  
ih 
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 i   
PE 4-5361. 
2 RM. & BATH BACHELOR 
All ‘util, ye. the yeeke, Call 
at 286 N. 
32 ROOMS, corm “CiOsE TN. 
RMS., MODERN, LAKE FRONT, 
3 no Bo change ‘in summer rates, OR 
    
  
  
  
ROOMS AND petyete entrance, 
Sonar eee ae nae fis week vor: TH, 
    
  3 RM APT. | eS 
‘3 —ROOMS, 81 AUBURN. AVE. EDROOM. PARTLY FURN. 
ts iA seat - 615 Pontiae Li. 
i ae aD PV. stove a4 refrig. turn. 
aie ey. 200 N. Paddock. Al- 
FLOOR, 4 oobi goo ger Be cng 
e, laund: 
jults, 21 ca, Pon Pontiac OL Het 
2 ROOMS AND BATH. REFG., 
ealy. Paum     
    
of 
taker at rear. door. 
(1) 4. ROOM bath Fo aE 
    
   
   
      
         
   
    
     3 RMS, & BATH, PVT ENT. wet 
redecor., ¢, refrig, & util. 
fare. duties. Mis Seebaldt. Dray- ton Plains. 
    
5 RM 
month 
: ao 
st. ear Upper Stratis Lk. re 
a~-) ‘ta arses We ame ae   
  
  
Rf! dio Bio OL iio 
Rent. Houses Unfurn. 36 
> x We Wed M ROUSE FOR RENT. 
| BEDROOM HOUSE, 5286 oe __Rd., $ r mo, OR 30522. Rd. 48 "per_m 7 BEDRM DUPLEX HOME closets full basement, oii 
BS iy RSS 2 BE rent.   
  
Press 
REASONABLE 
Children welcome. FE   
  
  warm &@ very clean. PE 5-€830. 
SMALL HOUSE AND OUT BUI BUILD. | ROOMS 
* 3EDRO Clone “y ity. BAY u c 42293. : ROOM AND BOARD on 
ea, eaaioneye ot : elderly 
ewton 
sbi & BOARD OR “ably room, close ip, 51 Pererove oe 
WITH BOARD OR KITCH- en. In Christian home. iB, beds. 
a. fuates mother & child. FE 
Convalescent Homes 38A   
  
  
Hotel Rooms 
HOTEL AUBURIN ‘eek 39   
           
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
th. New! corated. * seme a ah, Seas te 
“ORCHARD CT. “APTS. ST. — Pontiac's new- 
     
  
  
  
REAL CAR 
BARGAIN? Lots fe ‘em 
  #4 lin the Want Ads! 
    4 
& bath.            
    Sane sm F 
AUL A: KERN, INC.’ 
FE 2-9200 3 
: of. RENT. 
fer can” Information at 
  
  rea at pore 
pace. 
™* CLO et ee APTS. 
=H = : na, er or. ’ 7. 
FE : 
; m ‘ oP Og eDonald street, 
iy. 3 after 3 3 Rooms, Tile Bath M. A, BENSON CO. 
J BM, FOR ; T.. CHILD A = barge é conn” Rn. Saginaw St 
nopus i ee ae : nice no 9 Bee ‘at 2 space qaiete » eS ees amet OGakiand Ave. a Sit e ainténance. = or 
oll it. Near school and a 
: ' . $44 E. Blvd. N. Call 
wT}. $-1344: 
pt lhclaninadleetae . FOR RENT 
ose | fat “SPs te 
   
                
  1713. f 
$75 oa Slt St ie 
a4 1 seeenecaonse: 
iN MERCE LE. Acrots fr vom beach, Furn, or un- 
ek ; oe lot. ‘ ando : 
TED OR LEASE LARGE A RM. 
ome. Gas stéam heat Pur- 
“nised or unfurnished. $90 per 
ROY po SY INC, 
2 5. nutee 
Pall 6k home ures 0 Pe yes e a 
mex 84 Biv 
  
     
       Rent Lake Cottages 36A   
  "taba nor SAS chee OES alae Dadar: Fry Se ~~ For & \ sod Rooms 37   
           + 
HURRY, | sell ‘teas 
through Classified Ads. : “ff ‘ *         #0406 
“open iH and ine Sunder 1-4] - 
She CARL W.’BIRD, Realtor 7 BE 
heat. . ‘Clean. in- Also 1 or 3 room a: ents, 
dows. Mise iowa. ¢ oa Chit. | ,, Cookin jon units. Gren - welcome, . $16.80 wk. 4272; 444 Auburo i 23-0239 
= Hrayten . = one re Pats aes 7 BDRM. HOME ON LARE) vy ’ : 
garage, lake privileges. Adults, ct Stores 40 A ss ene 
3 RM HOUSE NEAR URN- / AND) | me be cane automatic heat for rent. Good 
3 a. AND Bare wopaay. be — y Saginaw St. FS 
Pe *| STORE 1300 noe bane FT, open & ee ww St 
2 RM. HOUSE Of, BURNER & Bo he Saar r? lee, - wove included, Can 50664 sgt ites &c rE 
3 & TH 
irigerator, i par ma. Shee hemes "For Sale Houses 43 
slightly ee al go M ‘ ODERN # Weaver 1678 _T r Rd, or ot cea ayio weekly. Owner ner B.O. Box as Poo” 
3 BED = RACTICAL- 
ly new,-¢ biks. fret school. $75 | Country Dream Home >| month, 2752 Bender-.OR '. H+ RMS BADE, MALL DN PA¥+O0 20 Acres 
*} ment, Contact ower at 330 Am other nice bomes 5 _ wille 2% miles, 
Ose G s je at door. Very 
aitractive snow white fr _ 
warm, com: and  charm- 
ing. Lf fms. on floor inelud- 
| Ee By eg Se Sng 4 bedrms. Pull basement, oil furnace, e 4 . chicken house. 
  
Humphries PE 47114 rE DOr Deemer +5004 83 ‘wultipie Lis =. Eves. 
_ CLARK 
sei | Bet Wace . hard 
floors, hen an walls, fully in- 
storms ,~nd 
base fur- 
Baca, lot 155 at What have ‘you to ? 
DOWN. VACANT. West of 
beat trot & rea “enclosed 
i : wits ga'0 ise — 
MafSts oe sane Sel phone sagway, w have over 260 prop- We also 
bere. photos rae 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
ag Og Me   home, gleaming oak fers, Bie: 4 
wen wall ca my 
ti built at as 
pron 
sell. 
EXCEPTIONAL HOME 
SALE OR TRADE 
fix 
bedrooms, full basement, oil-heat, 
concrete’ 
$15,000 
ees wut the 
ES ESE traders, ne 
| SWE TRADE WE SELL 
DORRIS.& 
2 W. Huron 
A 3 BEDRM. ASBESTOS, INSU-| 
lated. Basement, end 
screens. Land » fenced, 
Strathnrere, 6 
Baldwin. No money da., $85 mo. TWinbrook 2-683¢6. 2   
  
$450 DOWN 
PARTIALLY one tae ROOMS & pate. ones oe 
YARD. Cer wit OFF BAL win NEA 
‘Bion and ores 
  
white ¢ tries 
a steal at Bich es 
"WATERFORD HILL im terms. 
WHITE BROS. . 
Sun. 10 “til 8 
ARO BNE     
: ee 
Seah "te Se a? oer| 
ee BEDROOMS 
nh area at 
fome veins “at enbp. $48 
RE ALTOR PARTRIDGE    
  
| TRIBP- REALTORS 13 W. HURON ST. 
FE 54-8161 or FE 2-9676   
Nr. McC onnell School 
Here's ‘an good 
home, plus Soeost large 
rooms and beth — nh; and « 
private stairway to oa 
and bath ent up. 2 fine 
full basement, oil heat. - 
closed ~ weer, Hee es 
Here's 
terms 
Bank Bid on Caawty National at! % ner 
MILLER by aide   
  nese hhnnar ‘ie = Slectien’ for $10,- cate ge 
came bees soak side 
price ‘reduced for quick 
BEATER. A good fn- 
home on North J : x room with open r 
. hy 
ate: vars eell P Yor ite-8i 
William. Miller 
Realtor F _ FE 2-0263 ra 107%) W. Hw Bt the raneh ‘Post Offi one ted Sete t “I " 
' 4   if ae menarate rooms. | WATERFOR 
emene has}   cond. 4 . full oll heat, Garage. Tool PE 43681 . HURON 
ae Eiiehs|SMART BUY |r ze oer e ie + -_ 
barn, stalls, and Near | 1 year a A, iis af 
_ Soho! be ae: AY Maren Ist. on ; WATER 2107 | ps . we oe us Ty Sertegue’, tak satene $135. 3 LAKE. ‘mer in ‘als *S6 built 3 bed- "0 own or $1, 
front, Pontiac . TWinbdrook Pare Hg in Loon ag a bre GI “mortgage Owner.-FE 44507 
a ; derson windows, fsepinee. | . 
between é pm. MA emi fuit basement. 9 4.2 
Joslyn Cor. Mansfield 
OUR NEW LOCATION 
mR ctive a Betroom. home. 
din- 
ing el <<! Bxctien € fhehen 
ment er heat. yu! ° 
fied with wrms. 
$2, 
as a Crcoment, Oak Hopre, 
Fut pric wails, aust yard 
tl price only $3 
on 
edréom Oak 
oll PA ha ‘large 
kitchen and dinette; Alum- 
Fig screens. 
IVAN W. 
SCHRAM FE §-9471   SON HONE PE rE +15   
  
  
ow _F HOLMES, INC, 
pam 
carage, Cui Pu ta her bath. bet : : 
' a. SA ERPRORT he 
  
Comfortable 
Living... 
«Bess 
ose eee me 
St Benadicts * 
Donelson - 
$750 Down 
— aeet 
           
     
     
    
      
      
      
  I i 
Wi 
        
SPECIAL aa 
  ACTION. | 
  
  Bateman’ 
"3 bedroom of Pontiac. lecar 
200. Call J. 
  
Ea Ae room. 
ce: i ; 
ture window, 
comfortable cation space 
scree h kitchen. 
bus at 
ter, sewer, paved 
44109 down 
REALTOR] se. 
    
Elizabeth Lake Estates” 
‘This beautiful, rod oe le 
de cel itiest. e 
Owner Rransterrea. < 
ONLY: 
WM. A.. 
/KENNEDY AL 
a wag   Open Evenings ecu vem 4308   
Suburban Dandy 
$1,000.Dn, and 83 Me,” Attracti , 
  Kampsen 
pees FE 4.0528 
          
     
  
  
      
  
  
Ful price is ‘ta 130, _ Feasonabie down paym 
8 VAN MANOR 3 bedroom brick ranch . 
ye with nn ggg arport pees. | 
—— inndscaped 
ed to sell with small down 
. EAST 
4 Toom — home. I*-car) 
Large lof. Only $400 
own with sunall monthly pay- 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533   
NEAR COLLEGE Sig ive BE- 
ag ote, bal 
Timker ochester, 
  
    
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hi eezeway. Attached 2-car 
ea 3 bed. with 
= aoe. living. room 23'x 
Li ledg i. 
‘all-6-wall carpet. Ceramic tile . Be has ‘dining % 
furnac 
  
  
    
    
    BARGAIN! 
— Btigeie NEWLY DECORATED. 
JIM WRIGHT REAL’ 
M5 VE. PE 5-0441 
8:30 
SERVICE 
‘2 fg -; 10.900, 
breeze “ef bedrooms. rive, 
    
““"-ARRO” | 437 LINDA VISTA 
AE ag mem 
  with 
so ge   
  
    Low Down Payment 
ee tg age’ Pulsed at ee 
  ‘HURRY! 3 BEDROOM HOMES --ONLY 3 LEFT 
PAYMENTS LESS 
THAN RENT 
a nddsn FOR? you MODEL OPEN — 
THIS WEEK _ 
SEE THEM AT . 
268 BONDALE Behind St. Joseph Hospital 
WESTOWN REALTY AFTERNOON; 
Tio hae Lt =" 4 p.m.   
  
  We show you 
Smith-Craw Two 
8290'S. Rochester 
FLL im., 2 Baths 
nl 99,000. 
TOL MES.  BARTRAM 
Ee eg BY = | HOME. 
year gerade. Mons oobeols, 21. | Ca: 
  
OWNER MUST SELL viry 
Leaving town 5, i] 
rice $6500. god con- 
Mes Comment locsted. ‘FE 
8-0923 of 268 3. Bhirley. 
ee Home on 4 acres, Sraikes 
& Biue one Beads. 
"2 Stan Lica ms 
   
   
     
          na & ry 
space,| 1596 FE. Auburn Rd. 6-126   
trays » screens, doors. Concrete 
F.HA. TERMS 
VASBINDER, INC, FE. 5-8875 : COLORED TR. 
at Nebraska | Ave. “Ave. ee : f 
basem 
Bitemest, ted water aes 
aa 
  
$750 DOWN — 
— og 
innge corner, fo Tot: weeds 
home = eae 
& 
Breer oN : = 
Leslie R. Middleton MIDDLETON _ 
SPECIALS’ 
$950 Down beset, 8 mig oot 
oo cone towne, Part style 
3 car garage, large lot 80x20. 3 
Extra large 2 bed- 
fae e 
tares. RD. RILEY. Broker 
  
‘barns & 
  CLARKSTON 2 full basement home. 
we anne. $9,500 with §1,- 
5 ACRE FARM x 5 er ee, a ee 
with $2,750 down.   
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pa Aetaotll   
   
  
. For Sele Houses “a, For Sale seeks 43   
2 BEDRM. escrow 
248 W. ‘LONGF ELLOW 
Civilians 
  STOUT'S Pa 
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Best Buys Dray! ton. Plains Pee Owner Wants 8 on this 
new three jive ranch 
a gh ag 
“NO C st Na CosTs. cL 
loor. ot years years price 
| NICHOLIE i   
  
For Sale sacas 4 
13 ACRES | 
a ies “PONTIAC REALTY   
—> 
, i rm. 
  
  
    
    
NO MONEY DOWN! 
  es. | 
a Oe ee home with privileges on Crescent WE TRADE Lake. 2 bedrooms, beth, lar; living room & kitchen with iChotee neighborhood, sunny 3 ity, almost finished, 865 Cruse, 
bedroom . fc te try 90-2419, owner. bath, living room with fireplace! 57,500. a 
carpeted, kitchen has knotty : 
cabinets, electric dishwasher, gar- ea . 
bage disposal, 2 car = ‘ 
a 12 x. 14 bre x. to 
schools and i center. Call oun 
Mrs, Gantger FE S004. Thelma mente intge Jot, 15 ent 
Simoes. m. reset a Jessie St. Small 
  
  ele eet SALE 
Rose McLarty, Broker | 162 . f™N} q rl : 
Wlarkston REAL ESTATE INC. - 
    
  FE PE 41661 4 BEDROOMS : ~ 
DOWN STAIRS — $20 per week RAINBOW REALTY: 4, fgets. unfinished shell wit ss Si PADDOCK 
loc with over 9° frontage, ol ’ os "te 44306 den Close to Pontiac Ful price gas heat, atic water heat- 200 now. 
er. pony more features, Ideal for 2 | nor cont eh se, ao M Real ESTATE CO 
ine e as well a Sample room ment with | _FE $1300. mates = 
and - only $80 per|3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH j Sa Sp Beene ey Perms Watkins Leike | ~ ' fove Gotta Go Quick kitchen. Full basement, ; : : J. R. Hiltz Davee 3164 t. maak, Inge 
1011 W. Huron FE 5-6101 
To Buy or Sell Call 
Howard E. Fox   
REALTOR 6687 Dixie Hwy. | MApie —_ 
SPLIT LEV! 
Starter home, 1104 sq. ft. a 
plumbing, fo — Pg peat. Gor 
e 
5 i Sabo to: lor don F alis t 5 
Fi.066, ae NEW CUSTOM 
2 bedroom ratich. Plastered   
  
  
  Trades accepted. 
wret SUBURBAN 
Soaveesk sued has 
bon Feauced ‘is in price $2,500. 15 
x 26 room, pig kitchen, 
Large rooms, plastered walls, 
oak rs, _— es lovely 
rec. room, Nice a joc: 
ried! A wigvely home for ~ 
$450 DOWN 
Immediate a rag on this nice 
2, bedroom home, Family sired 
dining "toon, — 2 new ol] 
furnace. New siding. i 
—_— wmetinnniid School. 86, ‘ull 
  
  = om t bpen 2 ce 41 mo age cost. nm B 
E Powe re 3308 Jim Williams SUBURBAN EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 4 nn ag _— a —_ tis Baldwin Ave. 40647 
'T ver’ ~ YY OWN *CUCKLER 5 Bin 5 Satu. Seaee eee. Sate ba 26 NW Saginaw Near Clarkston. $250 down, -MAple 
FE 44001 Eves. FE 23-7520) 51178. a . 
BY OWNER : q oi ES 
VACANT for immediate pos- at session. Newly decoratec, 2 
rooms, bath, large liv- 
ing room, kitchen and _— e 
toom. 2 years oid, alum 7 Se 
num storms and screens, 
See Eta os ——— ee SR bungalow 
Ee, matt oseceamaieess; | | it AS at ged eat, 
| mc =a hi — Lake Privileges ou Life will AR. Mt ter zr sol en This 2 2 bedroom and Berard 
ee. eae a ci os Lake, Gn saree SS & Weateserd 
a. oe bet ie ene of 2 the ren : 
Fern, 2 x aos oF pea. ty 2-Famil ; 
ry Te . handy to schools 5_rm. 2 berm: for owner = soy a 3 room ent 
es Taxetront bey mente thet will make the 
Beautiful oa Ww, bi a as Yurnace, also : ie by ail _ lange Tiving|  Feae. fires arranged. 
= # ure , 
ows. 2 ; ath.| GILES REALTY co. 
ay rage, fence a Calle 517 221 BALDWIN AVE. di shopping Tari ose “FOUR 
frame house ‘aie Ta jot, Price & e Png 9’ 
snerhee, BOW 2 9 Tet Dose   
home 
fun saorees 
with 
      Car- 
Fige tes room and dining ‘ bath, 
  
  
      
‘Clarkston, 
neh. All birch 
fints! 
Keto to ee this wyemgartal as 
. You'll like it. Onfy $18,500. 
SAVE. YOUR CAR and your mon- 
ey! Good substantial 3 bedroom 
\iireed, oors. (Only facts walking di are ie Fs sata 
A rare,.buy 
on in Seminole ENJOY fullest, 
  
  - ® to a PARKING 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
BRICK 3 gg with tow 
wa in new subdir’. 
sion. basement, recreation 
room Be “Dar, tires ork heat 
: ; : <n pies pee 
Boy ok SS Geert Seuce < . ina i 
George R. Irwin   2] 
ty 
ELIZABETH 
LisT YOUR Convenient place to OAKLAND CC COUNTY’S | BETTER BUYS 
LE, Adgh! 4 . Here ts 
s — ——— = LL large 
footer, ted ae 
eo oy orl Shote 
2? BEDRM. AME Hi 
Living Suit bath & 
ally finish g eg 8s. As, ee | y= furnished. ‘ apne you in, 
“Oakland ¢ County Realty 
=M + 416k on. 4 “eM 2 Sadi” After 7 
SF witson Hen! Retuie, PE sae 
PAYMENT 2 or e —, 
oar ot F. c 4 WOOD CO, 
ai Wilieas after 7: a — homes, 
Lake 
  
re tate * oa IN Cpanie a OFFICE : A ote! ‘ome 
Trocke 1643 Union take ha EM 346n   
ed w oil 
737_Baldwin 
BE ONE! 
f ots 
“Bud” ” 
  REALTOR ve en Ave. PE-si2h~ "BUD" Walking Distance. 
to Pontiac Motor INCOME — Near =~ Se & on. on ply 
Newly Regge ow Double garage. 
$1 terms. 
— 3 beareoms Heh 8 pee. Large 
mA furtiace ea 
PONTIAC REALTY . FE 5-8275 
  Don’t Hate Landlords— - 
  cholie,, Realtor 
A wit parte   
a 200° ft   
  
  
smart. buyer this is 8 
Low Down Payment Vacant rari! ttt ts in ® 
new 
Poiat et caly ols. 
This will give you fair monthly payments. We have the key 80 see it now j : 
Homes IRWIN What want a home : 
we must heave with hun- = 
dreds of iistings to. show nee Grips | Florida 
you, There is na to po ford ape md what. the 
you to either call our office ey ‘ Dae ge couy 
vy or stop in and talk sreal = HS 
estate. That is our busi- piace . home o 
hess and we like to talk north - ga- 
about it to you. Lots of rage. ¢ bettas. 2 room, 
‘parking ence and we sre | aewag ror, bat 
— tn bar Ailvot Gils. Sod Ann more for only $13, 
GAYLORD 
  Profit Sharing it's no on house 
DE rigs, g oom Bre| St ye practical er E 4.9584 ges age ge Re 
Tog Mg p= Mae vaca! for, canvaveseest Yamne.-12| and f berm. Up, p dems. a0 
Te ati room, Mec ake + ha tutti te: | Lucky Driver Skids : 
heat, 
950, terms. 
FIXER? Order Classified | 
Ads to sell, rent, find st 
    Want Ad number! end ih carn Nllical eRe In 
Ts INFOR 
: sours SUBURBAN 
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NEED A FINANCE- : to 
good job, FE 2-8181 is the| im ars tee 
Wideman % oot 2 : es 
$00 Elizabeth Lake 2 bedroom . basement. Balance Pe +1157 * ons most Auto heat & va : contract, 
*“ . UNION LAKE = sets Today West Suburban Trade bedroom e-|? disite room, lalenes, af vate |. macceans Possuss : : > ‘o bedroom vacant 
mr| Serna ees aay | Ma Roegeetsee me © | FULL OF SURPRISES Baie Peek" Baser seas 
e'bowe | dinret nas" Union take pre| TAVS — WO 3-3350'| un? Pri? ‘Some mang tak ove Tecan. EVES. GAT. _& SUM. TO 90051) srictedeuoaivinion on larg im the elty. : |, ONLY $750 DOWN F166 fiichen, your, family Sage 2 eer 2 degroom moder in Ponte. PE i Eiko Contracts - 
PONTIAC “ a 1s. saan LAKE HEIGHTS. aye market. shows by is NICHOLIE "GEORGE SLATE 
, | Bidieawed pi eee » bed “SUDDENLY ITS 1860” pid HARGER. . RATION PLA 
eee tere, | Pir Pe = $600 4 rooms, White Lake } ” ae 
ea See Ea eae | eee se KNUDSEN For Sele Farms 48 $500 down, in area, 2 story buy today. Located 40 ¢ RM. 
. hom: ge | race. $8.- in the Romeo area and fea- nn, 0000 so month, 
pome. Pascmene MU sae or|, turing Circular stairway, ; we allow- 0. " *  gitting room, ceramic fire- West Side fe ne 
GR 2S We ba cenit toa oh to} pines et lange, sereened Reaty ave 8 m aod | RIDGEW LTY 
meatry pacen cece! beet Beata | Secetmecce: | Weve = ; _ wer | OX Wt Mile na. 34210 or #2045. : _ Iandseaping. $5,000 down. and doors Front and 44-0003 
iy A By EG . “$80 MONTHLY Richa Steele : 34 Center A LOT TO LIK water heater, ' Oat me, weapons 
Nothing Down | ese's2hie aithet| aoe mat wnrte! tm, | seeps | pee eta rary iste ene) ssmotay | B] ALR | gieretas | Seas | eset Will build, ou "my tot for athall| Qu" "bus line, "Porced = alr "be . Yara paved. drive carport, $1,920 down. dae : 
Me ors — | Hardwood, floors. Carpeted ing): Copp RAN screens, —— gy im OPEN FRIDAY, on mane ene, were farm 
Sate, $e eesti ae eo uiden tos maces tein: welvarn wd kite, ted. bath “Gis out of town owner. oe es odern elute 
teats fsa our buage wile | inna’ oom herent wince fom | Price eguces tema wi ree] SCOTT LAKE Near Schools Mase othe cnn yncn tten| HURON VALLEY | GEORGE BLAIR bogses ana | Near Schools ev ae te 3 ey aes ee 7766 M59 at Pontise Lake REALTOR from 3 bdrm. ‘modern, 2 elans ay ‘OR Re 
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Par CKMORE FARMS. Pris, gam   
Fill Your. Qe Today. 
Us GRADED . CHOICE BEEF 
| DRESSED HOG6, Whot't ‘a OR, , 
PEAS. FRENCH PRI SPINACH. CUT CORN & PP CHOPPED BR COLI $#.50 Per Doz, Packages 20 Qunce. RED $9. wit) 4 
SLICED STRAW 
ADDED. iat 
FLORIDA RANE J SUGAR a 8 PoE. 
Bevery’ $ Locker Service 
  
  
  
  
  
  APPLIANCE “SALE 013 N MAIN ROCHEST 
cad wg SA ot pn hay ll sinees om Sale Farm Equipment eae 
NEED $25 TO $100? bp Te os washer. 8 & WHEEL. HORSE TRAC: 
oe wate ft | Fe ea: thee cate ae ‘ Bese : ers, » gas 
SEABOARD RCA Wairtros! rene ne ager reg. Oc b ehair L458 =e “ ie _fiy” as Brass jong thee es ee avenport a F ynoxe Crosley Deluxe eects range, reg. | ant es and ottoman... r+ mis ieee E 8-9061 pee hem S100 $2 per wk. pe ae re aa Act Now | in - Seaboard Finance C peal elecitie irvaner, de Celling tile “Partits Ho Propien ius, made, hegiet. Maytag ‘ise. | Movauabie, aon oe tor ue TREE PICK-UP & DELIV ery * i er ww 
us ROntH PeanY streer | er schicee WY soni ~ WYMAN’S _ Rovers: Bn nda Mor ‘acti “tetaye work. Our “WHEN YOU NEED AUTOMATIC: WasieR & DRY. | 19 Ww. Pine. PE ¢1123 trained mechanics | will. SAVE 
$r° f iti, reledgorn a $35 oe ee NORTHERN . YOU TROUBLES & MONEY! er >. electire ( 
ZO ‘ $500 . eae ate Meine, | ' Take Oves Payments ar Uy, Y/ HOUGHTEN & SON V 9260, will take $100. FE on These 140 Goole Puan OI Nad gece tape " 6tFine See. can mr it ogtety, on your . r To 26 op furaitire $ AROUT RF RENG “OU Was Repossession Values — Open § AM. TO 8 P.M. Daily «| | TARPAULINS — AL 
: sadorsers. we Pam —_ 4 r) sult your hg a CAN BE ai 2 ee ame a mM ae TM, Rag, WS. Pat. OFF. JOE's A & N SU arcs. 3 *E 2-0022 
glad to help ND AT LAE SALES B PRICE 3 ‘for @ 1008 ty NA Serven, Og - MeCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS NEW you At robe: A little out 5 bp. SE 150. FE 2-5862 Bisset, Paani to | 0 § reat - rigs ~ a Wan _s a lot 5 bp is 43) $150 Pevin tai Dx. tod a at peer ae Series 
: Ls of all peng NEW & U Deluxe Norge Wring Washer . $70 ~ usual designs for eve “Okay, Senator! Le i t away — but | 14 mu ). Bir: 
Visit our trade dept. for real bared 5 = Downs, Balloons, rlights. ty: tor: t's get into space righ ae 
— 13 cu, ft. Regt See +3. 8, ae -————fet’s also keep our feet on the ground!” — Fann ree te 
<n CO. we way Ma eetmaee Sime out | 2140. Motorola Console’ ...... $175 ci sega es Or: wae, rear otisr Gales oo Mt FE 4-1574 * ang, look Fone FE arts F tree | Symphotic Tee es N $ 65 _chara B._Ave. 8. D It Y if 61} We & Fue FE i 67 — Januar v Clearance . 3 iit Fy Pee 4 f J : ue a 
Pontiac State Bank Bldg. OPEN M Ns SAT. 9 106 | oie a ye FURNACE CLEANING ° ourte ood, Coal Ta Sh nee oak Ginenieh Saw attered 
Mortgage Loans 54) "ot Sceu rt 28 ae or.) mile li cu we — $150 AND gon tens RS FOR I RENT tg Pa oe] oer Me cur, “moeke 6 . ubura Heights on Auburn . Sen ALL | —- i 5 
> ae arom | Ra. Me was % GAs & OIL BURNER SERVICE Valle ZR OTE a1. * OF _ ; ee ' HAND BA SAWS he Pontiac ¢ Problem? |4UTO. THOR WASHER Wi ANY DhOwNIn’ HARDWARE Vanderey Lumber Mit. A “Sti iM A Mort, Froblem? ot} BUBer clecirie range only ius} AU DOWN DELIVERS” * | onAC 6 WieEL. | re paneP=™ SUNDAY p| per Ra PE Farm & Industrial 
FOUF Fequirements. Any property.| Re a eat Satie - ol Gratter, tng constr. trey whol | ZS-2e2___. SANFORD | oF ASONARLE. Tractor C Co. bay lang eon Peemas gerviee. Also "ce tre re COMPLETE GOODYE AR 5 c Lake Road. FOR RENT Till : ve ward 
Be Eauities : Floor sanders, hand sanders — ___FE Soin) or FE G14 bor FE + SERVICE sT. TOILETS $16.55 EB Nina! Serainrs et ctl hts | 0 oe Pe san| feb ase oe He Seaer ream eateries DRY SLAB WOOD. EXC. FoR | MeCullochy Chain Saws 
TOANSSHO00 10 S100 LPMRAD SEE, PEAR 0, Used Tyade In Dept) ae St tla | Fe ee memes | = OSE SHE Foo ——|_ Brat tee ‘ete’ ws ‘ Pee ee esas dene = id 
Per uy purpose, , gining rm te, brand | new | 3 drawer seeoavecs ee se sanaetiess vast gees  nsseed PPAPE =" die aman « a Ne oR aM We heave bans few good used chain 
od oF aot, in’) dromat wash chine, apt size avenpor me har... : 172 *S ". Uitsino SUPPL, * trica plies ds *. week. $1238. —— a goa 7 
Laprovewvaes — = conanty mee ses est mise. |] Sr ra + $048 30| GAS COIV SION URNER Lo-| “878 rei Gee Sundar “o: bed wood, FEC42, ot FE . KING B ROS. 7 ot wo ad +1848 to see. ay Table, butist “a4 chairs: 8 Blast. ‘Also gas space healer. 2 bly. 138 eee wee bani | $8608, 11 Scott Lake 'Ré. . Soe uF Sous, 
house constructed. . BEDROOM SUITES — SLIGHTL chair ee. : SEASONED, | *E 4-0734 4-112. 
4. Te & garage or on eratched or d, newest mod-| } Heywood wake. ‘|. Hardwood any length desired. ~ MeCULLOGH CHAIN SAWS 
spit Sie Notions} Butiding |. grey "Welnut, choice” of Panel mum) THOMAS ECONOMY Garage Doors | Cameras, Equipment 614 Also shade and ornamental trees) Rentals & Repairs . “Pontiac FE ple, ney BE, IC FURNITURE rry stee! overhead sec-| WE BUY, & TRADE. CAM- 7 ACE, — KIN. ‘see sp _ Sale. = 77 : a is com- : |. @nds, 90) sizes 1 ) ° ‘$ 
Swaps 5S | pare, with ‘all others. Some ‘sets | 361 g. * FE 20151 : “tas Eppe eaorn cra gen. a W ver" fet gi Oakland oe = a USED TV, $18.5 UP, RCA COLOR ? . ; Palnt chard Lk. Ave ANTIQUE AUCTION. COMPL: 2 cry vem peters mm bcc °E* me ee tae 4 ‘ 5-158. to ~ Ab Comer i ve € #7. — Ty, auoet Rete 2 : — stac be sold Corne: 
1967 FORD 4 box & mattress. “E 
  suite W 
Like new, 
  | oer = 
see fats ae 55148. 
4 oe 
SWAP FOR cf Se 
    
PAINT SALE colors. Rent our 
og . on 
fine et floor BARNES. HARDWARE 
take small 
house- 
Rn mg 
S&S RILEY: Broker 
attr rane Lake BE san 
  LOSEOUT 
2 Burner hotplates, Reg. $14.95, 
'|3 Burner ons hotplates, Reg. $19.95, now $15.95. 
    
  
  vou ae 
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    Our Recently Enlarged 
Used . 
Appliance 
Dept.! RANGES 
REFRIGERATORS 
WASHERS 
DRYERS 
IRONERS 
. HEATERS NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS 
Reconditioned 
Guaranteed 
Consumers 
Power Co. 28 W. Lawrence 
FE 5-8151 
For: Sale Miscellencons 60   
  
m: age a alg % OFrr 
sis, iha FPR 
Xo money. dow we cision ca Ob a aad 
ree 
     AL. G. AUTO. jTO. WATER 
Pcater, Hs. PE. oie) feet aarti ne dn sh eee ee tinted 
0 GAL. O1L HOT WA oR HEAT- 430 Farmsworth. Lake. 
g Stk Laundry trays. 
furnace. 9 yrs. old. 4 eatin: ies Bru oas FoR of 
. 2 burner hot plate, 
ATTENTION PRE-SPRING 
CLEARANCE 
        
     aly “pet ed 47" Model, scratch: = ode 09 Value $48.30 trim, while — also “Valk on 34” and modeis. 
Biuorescent. 393 Or- 
¢ Lake Ave. — 5,   
a SIZE OIL gfe HEATER 
  with blower, $20. 
NEED ANY “BOOK El Pg pot Bl Write Box 
Press 
% EY, Gace ye PIPE tt Sin. 21-ft i lige ft. 
  
CASH AND CARRE 
    
  
  
  "| CABLE PLAYER PIANO fect condition. 
H00 E ph ACCORDION, BASS. WHITE & 
yA Like ‘new. Reas. Se Sane, 
Sashabaw 
  ANUAL 
an & bench in blond. Like new, 
_tohe savings, FE ¢S0ed.   
PER- 
Player pe OS me 
og overhauled. Same as 
, $35 down — $12 ” MUSIC co. 
N. Saginaw. 6-8222. 
TONING 
_ FE 23-5217 
Rental: Purchase Plan 
On all Band & Orchestra Instru- 
“MORRIS 
-MUSIC_   PIANO OSCAR     
  
_2-0567 
wees AI > ma Quitm yer, OL Fi pe-| at ges 
bt 2600 2 ~ — eae: Rc om ny a seg Frm 
  
  = ftr gt eee oie Returned init 
+ * Knotty ag") Sie30 oulaeheg nf ores: Fe te Fer tasea wi 
BOonTIAg PLYWOOD CO. 408 Baidwin _ SOLOVOX mp ATTACHMENT. 
PIECES OF WEAREVER COOK-| -Hundreds comb ns. I 
ware, , and misc. articles. ogg a ge 10 a i03 
~ —— per month. CALBL MUSIC 60. 
Licht For ouTsipg,| * %. Seinen 
Lg get ye ~ 90 8. Perry. ‘ SPECIAL! 
RANGE HOODS, $20.95, INCL BRAND NEW Console Pi- —— si medicine anos. 10 ‘ 
cal with $37.96, Pearl Beautiful action, 
tollet seats ae covered while eee SS 0 
ther last . Water systems 
“80 with tal tank G. A, _Soenpeon 80 S. Perry, prs ace Bal- 
I - 119 N. REO .- eric Date * SAG: 
A W N SMALL APARTMENT SIZE BALD- 
MOWE 5 | see R Used 8 PIANO IN BEAU- tiful walnut case. Only $305. ¥ 
$49.95 UP don't hare to be aa expert 
rowriace oir | Euasttes "ia" Maton Sh, . AUTHORIZED ogee 
Sales & Service a" THCORPORATED CRAFTS 
ACTORS ot tractors and power mowers, 1 
ee reduced to amost cost. 
murreg W240 Michixan F) F 33 
Ave. —40. FE 45139   
  
  Delivered MY _3-1196 
old, $2, Fe ham Dr’ gimeseue FE 2 
Parakeets Guar. to "Talk 
ial bird & cage $6.75. Trained 
. $8, Dise 
birds ton loads delivered. Pran- 
Coa) Be 
  Erwin E. Fuller auctioneer.   
Woop A WY “SIZE. 
  
Plants, Trees, Shrubs | 68 
OAKLAND i SERV. TRIM. 
ming & regoval. Free * est. FE 
q FE isons. 
Pennsylvanis- Brergreen Beediings | 
We have the best for I 
nes, Spruces, or 
listing today 
SCHROTH’S NURSERY 
Indiana, Pa. 
For Sale Pets 2 | 
3 MO. AKC. REG. GERMAN SHEP- . Black & tan, Wormed, 
certified, Imlay City.   
  
    
  
  AKC COLLIE PUPS. STUD SERV- 
53055. 
LACK, MALE. 
at ke ice. (OR 3-2717 
For Sale Housetrailers 78 | 
| 22 
Gali ‘after 8:36 pm. BoB. 
Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway 
Drayton Plains 
Every Wednesday 7 P.M. 
| Every Friday ....7 P.M. 
Every Sunday ....2 P.M. 
~ Buy and Sell Daily 
Door, Prizes   
  
PT. IRSTREAM TRAILER, 
1956 mene in tect   
  
  
FOR PA & oN Harley :Day : _Beviaves re x Sere, *s.   
  
ft Ty BOs hag il b bhags TRAILER. 
e i a SAILS 
and taller ohm ates x ¢€. = 
43243. oy 
electric  evin: 
80s. Kelly's Hardware, 
rh eat Adams, Auburn 
2-881), ee ie 
sis eed th pac ALO. 
PINANCING 4 
INLAND LAKE E SALES ree W. Huron FE. 2-6122 
JOHNSON MOTORS - 
Eve Trailers & Accessories. 
a7 for 
  
§ used stock. 
Motors from 7% bp up, Terms. 
H gt Boat Work rom ori 0 ODE DEA 9 — $ 
oe ES we   Neus & Accessories 85 oy DIVCO      
       
oe Delivery 
— $195 
53 INTERNATIONAL 
, Metro Parcel Deliv. 
"3695, 
SEER ae 
r Ae 
completely reconditioned & 
oe $1895 
1'53 CHEVROLET 
14-Tor yg Bei Te. Co. 95 Nice. | 
, 40 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 
WE TRADE— TERMS 
OWENS Used Truck 
Center: 147 S. SAGINAW e 
  
  
  urday, | CARS FORsCON NECTICUT. PHIL- Fein Tame minite sent eg el phis. Gas allowance. FE 
Wwson. 23-3215. ‘ : 
    
Wanted Used Cars   
A-1 PRICES FOR SCRAP & OLD 
cars, OR 3-601. 
is MUCH AS $90 FOR JUNK A 
cheap cars. FE 23-2066 days “= 
  
Can be seen at , W. Huron 6t, 
ama Fil a - ? BEDROOM. SLEEPS 
ith. Awning. Price $1,650.   
    
  meats aR 
supplies, equipment, 
week. 
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS, AKC, 
dog. in can On "0 sean in 
Tl for EM 
~ A SHOP. 55 Williams St. FE 46433. 
a El    
  RIES. CAGES. ons Oakland A ‘ou Since 
te FART COLLIE PUPS. BLACK 4   
6 wks. ee 
ount om all cages 
St. FE. 
re 
PS, $5. 
EMALE BEA- C registered.   
  SIAMESE KITTENS. GET ONE 
for your Valentine! Boys, girls, 
    
  
SNAP-ON TOOLS The choice. of Better Mechanics. 
8 Miller St. ‘ PE 2-0098 
‘ VATION ARMY 
RED SHIELD STORE 
verythin bo tom Four eee. 
118 WEST LAWREN NC 
  er Ze. OR SELL M MEDIUM Ur. 
a * SIZE BABY CRIBS 
~ Hage Fearieates pa too 
Talbot. Lumber feck ane ah 
fo: FOLL 
oo mattresses, Also one 
TWO CLARE LIFT TRUCRS 0m | sno 900 CAPACITY. SACRI- 
Fick. FE. 5-5133. 
“% Sew ockrieal 
a ar and ire. ectrical 
  
“material to be: sold 
B'nt Oakiend ra 
“ebVolveri ine a as Co. 
ee 45 W. 14 Mile Rd. at John R, © 
34442 _Linco. 
SUNS, MODERN AND ANTIQUE. . guy Sell, Trade. de. Burrsnell 5 
Tele 
NS ea set. TRADE. 
Mank y Leach "0 ley, 
ARLIN 32 CA RIFLE — 16 shot bolt = ae 
anq box of sh Like 4 © 46007. 
oe bl ge 419 AND 22 5SA- 
vage. standard revolv- 
heletee ie Per- 
wired, FE 
5° $10.95 
eee ies     
<A 
. * > 
+ $16 ski boots 
SAGINAW — ST. 
T 
  
  
  Special +t sand.   —— Blues, and are the 
pede on F sane eas pants, ! Considerately priced, MI 
Or | ses Age SURPLUS FE 2-0073. $2180. Eves. & Sup. _ FIBER - GLASS MATERIA TO | TROPICAL FISH, GOLD FIsH, 
cover quer Seen ee d a ak Seen hie. ot be windows. lh. supplies nee water &t.. Lk. Orion. MY 2-1691, 
=, i: made to order. CAR in eves. : a, 
TROPICAL FISH AND SUPPLIES. 3g aE Large selection Home grown, * a Specialty. Tank repair, 
"For Sale Livestock 72 
er aaa ets 
a Soe Phone ‘oni. oles § NALLY GOOD WALK | trot mare. ‘Unusual colored foing | on . Also 
on’ h £ nettes. pone | 
. Cee rg 0aRTER 
rae eenea extras, rags ge tA EM- 
t Bn 2 - 
ra   
    
Worm cultures, Larry a. yee tes, 
loi Boston. FE Open eves. 
WILL LEASE OUT ON BREEDERS — four be nga females, Boston 
_ AKC. ‘KC. 1386 Clyde ‘ka 
Dogs Trained, Boarded 7 70) 
bDoGs, CATS BOA BOARDED 
— 2 il. 
Hay, Grain & Feed 71 
18T HAY, $18. ‘STRAW, GRAIN. 
__Horse 5-0666. s boarded, $18. MA 
TEPALPT AND .TIM M. hay, Never wet, MU +7416.   
~ DOG 
3 's. Tele 
  
  
bg TYPES OF HAY. i8T & IND 
ing, Straw, <e , No . win 
ee OA_ 8-21   HAY AND STRAW. “WILL DELIV- of 100 bales or over. 
    
  
  
wens Livestock 73   "| MOBILHOME ESTA iake fr     
  — dollars by buying 
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 
Bob 
Hutchinson MOBILE SALES. INC. 4301 “- hway (US-10) 
pravron, Pras 4 Miles North tine OR 3-130 
ay 
wit) oof Ato sone ae 10 eae ost 
Bases a: re ge 
“OXFORD athe 
SALES 
Zimmer - General 
Gardner - Michigan Arrow 
Richardson - Holly ft. to 56 ft, 8 or 16   
wide. 
          
      _M 
| TRAIL “R EXCHANGE 
~ MOBILE HOMES 
Anderson - Regal 
Silver Dome - Palace 38° _10°_ WIDE, LOW. AS $3,905 OTHERS MPARISON 
“ottle Gas 
Parts and Supplies o 8 Maggs FE 
Eves. & on ai 
'FURN +L HOMES. 
Availabe or rental nayment ba- 
TRAILER EXCHANGE 
#0 8. Tomah FE 2-3200. 
Rent Trailer Space 79 
aig 
BILE MANOR 
only $6.13 weekly, east of Oxford on Lakeville Rd, 
OA 8-3022, a toy | AT PARCHURST 
Where ne 
  
  
‘ont and 
    
Phone MY rile 2-461] 
Auto Accessories _ 
‘$7 ake ll | V4 MOTOR & 
rane sgen: a sn on} 3-3092. 
Mufflers, | pips, starte 
erators, carburetors, oat Sued 
Botte jacks a PARTS rt) patie. FE &- tae FE 3-077 0   
    . FORREST 
viel S ENERGY USE USE 
WANT ADS! To find a. 
job, place to five “or a) 
good used car, see Classi-|   +30 & refed NOW,   
  ) Turner Pak 
10.05 han N ta 
White fas ‘is bi BECK WILSON 
tee. State re, Seles. 503 8. Sag: a A 
ore smousns ANP ““eceed to ool B, % - 
oh ed he rhe] pe See hy thd nic D 4 PICK UP % Rel. 
STANDA ND NEW a Fordo. Cieap, OR 39002 
traded on ARO ES Tires. 1952 e's ‘o So ¢ cent hy ack of! GMC. 
ED. WILLIAMS 1 Ton panen =? ___ 1.8 Saginaw at Raeburn 5350: sare 
For Sale Tires . 80A LARRY JEROME 
* DEALER. 
mt USED ‘TIMES. 8.50 UP... : 
| a ce also phtewars: ig FORD TRUCK. x cae E_ 4-0687. 1% ton, ise Pordnem : 
, 5 UP ~~ be seen at 2486 | m. Ree &. 4 boy ich alle ebitewalls | .HMartbor Sui ve i between 
3 Ss aanel ee 40687 | 8 am, end 3 p.m. 
é ™ . ¥ - 
4 | oy : Se \ = Wibe WEDGEWOOD. 
Custom built, all electric kitchen, 
bath. rifice. FE 8-3674. 
CHIEF 
Bud Shelton Mot Motor Sales 
; 3 ™ co 
100 models available in 1, 2, or 3) 
3 bedrms, @ and 10 wide. 
Ri +g   
~ GASH Avene? NEED CARS 
cars, Joe Arthurs, BM EM 3-6101.   
          win Ave., 
eM Motor Sales 
on lete model cars. 
1603   
      
      
  
“WE TRADE DOWN Are you tired of 
“BIG PAYMENTS”? How would you a a@ nice 
aay 
"Bright Spot” Orchard Lake at Cass 
FE 8-0488 1 cry ‘ 
_from Yo'amim, 10 pa Pe aa 
pay the sh olan trade up or down, es 
wR &R MOTORS Oakland . : FE 43529 
  GLENN’S MTR.-SALES 
24 8. Saginew FE wan 
| Waar A ha kee 4 “49 THRU 
Top 
“AUBURN MOTORS CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD 
~ Used Truck Parts 89A   
  
  
USED: an ce PARTS 
ALL MAKES AND MODELS 
HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES 
2635 Auburn Ave FE 4-663: 
____ For Sale Trucks Re   
42. CHEVY PANEL, $21.72 PER 
month. No money down, assume 
yments. Contac’ yg e Million, 
arold Turner Ford. LI 9-4000. 
1067 EVROLET Sy CAR- Low mile- 
Pea tes +1 ters noon. 
4 SHEN IS 1 TON PANEL 
penter gS 3 blocks W. * Tele 
raph off Bilis, if Bilis, LER, 
195 CHEVIE TANDEM DUMP. 
on, FE 59-2078,   
  
ood condition 
1950. sd PICKUP. 
RD CARRIER, $22.33 PER month. No money down, assume 
3% ° urner Ford. 
‘so 3 $20. mo, No money down, assume 
ace net Se * 
  
  — 
¥ 
cars. 
| port Me __|FES2a6_BE 5.4101 31 . #2125 PER MO No mopey assum 
Fi en al 
Matthews - Hargreaves 
FIRST 
SOP IRS es, 
‘Used Trucks 
OFFER THESE — 
FEBRUARY SPECIALS 
Don't Wait 
HAT BETTER TRUCK 
Buy Now! 
“THR LowEst Laven” 
PICKUP : 
"56 Volkswagen ...$1595 
PICKUP . : 
$5 Chevy }4-Ton ..$ 695     Shop it, then bring it here for 
WP tee DIXIE: RWY eiaeell 
| Fie $33 PAID FoR es 4 eal ¥4-Ton ..$ 695 
o4 Ford %-Ton ...$ 595 
PANEL Mes 
"53 Chevrolet ......$ 395 
STAKE 
"54 Ford I-Ton ....$ 695 
-$ 295 
DUMP 
ip Chevrolet seve BUS 
"50 Chander as 95 
PICKUP 
“49 GMC 1-Ton ....$ 195 
VAN : 
"40 Dodge .........$ 245 PICKUP 
"32 Chevy 1-Ton .. 
trans- 
Imodel cart |'32 Dodge 1-Ton ...$ 295 PICKUP 
"50 Ford ¥,-Ton ae 295 
Matthews- 
Hargreaves Your Chevrolet Dealer 
631 OAKLAND AVE. 
FE 4-4547 
PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER 
GMC RETAIL BRANCH 
Oaklarid at Cass 
For Sale Cars. 91 
PER MONTH” 
ae ms. Gane. 4 
ove pe sek wets   
    
  
YOUR FRIENDL 
  on" seca or equi 
Eiucor Orion Motor Sales. 
22612 
BUICK, 1955. 
        SmUrz, MOTORS: neh, SN a 8. =e 
              
    
    
  
    
  
    
         
    
    
   
    
      
       
    
   
    
             
    
   
      
      
= oN CHEV. ‘BELAIR. ee +t 8 
mo si ek yee ops 
Hate lee ostiant sans | 
-§ Silks IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR > Sass 1 aegis 
TS) ial sae   
      
  
    - Compare? Pi ee . 
| These Prices Anywhere \ 
Compare the following values and you will,gee for 
i pene that we’ meari business. Stop and shop at 
the “Bright Spot” and save many dollars on the 
ear of your choice. Remember we are open til 
10 p.m. ‘and have 70. fine used cars available at all     
  
  
    rs} SCHUTZ MOTORS _ 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales: = 8 Woodward, Birmingham 
Auburn at East Biyd FE 80683, 
’ 1953 BUICK 4 DR. NICE, CLEAN | EV. 
‘car, oc fig © gs 4 down, Lucky Auto; aginew. FE 42214 
CAD. 1057 62 COUPE "ALPINE! 1 D 
‘white, $3,390 MI 4698, oor   trade-in 
sean 9 sey oar : 
2 Stem, Mirs.   
       
    
    
  
= % EN ny ee 
Pies wee e 5489 x cr aces times. Four courteous salésmen to serve you. 
oe t pease Pet ae mies || Phone FE 8-0488 whether you're trading, buying 
POF Gpen Evenings "tu @. || OF selling. 
Foster's Imported Autos 
ee $1395, $995, :   
‘$5 PLYMOUTH |“ 2-DOOR ' IF you" be LOOKING F 
ee ee = North © SCHUTZ MOTORS Chevrolet $12 S$. Woodward. Birmingham 
NTER AT 8. WOODWARD - 4951 CADILLAC 62. AUTO. TRANS. gp: 
R&H. Good tires. Clean, just like BIRMINGHAM 4-2735 |      'S4 ome ket “68° * 
aga, Set tesusy th = Radio & Healer, Hdram not be in stock 
    
        
  __new. 210 8. An "tS, CHEVY BEL AIR HARDTOP. 
: VILLE ~~ 2. ¢. | owner, Low 
ist CADILLAC COUPE DE . FE eine Kind you Uke to : ; 
_ B19. buy. $1,085. a - 
30 CHEV. 1 OR. HEATER, GOOD 52 2 Moron. $49, . 
ape | CHEV. CO ¥ po: \ LOOKY HERE $400 Equity. OR 3-1103._ : Pot, Customiine Sedan. 
51 Rambler HT ........-.+--. ge ‘36 CHEVY CONVERT. ” CON- <= . oe C j . rolet 2-Dr. Powerglide, Here #09 that Sat wil atop ‘waffic - 
«# Chevrolet Seda .....-. 3 75 dition. New tires, FE 30707. | Ocemen annem : FA R Dey alee ae a 8 ee 
cg IP ge . . | TOF y PLYMOUTHS -fapose can ation 
        
         fee 83 CHEVY. 2-DR. -Al CONDI- 
R Sales & Servic ton. $830. ORiando 32004.” , 
ptt - ‘ ape a te “What a sale! I bought a hat, two sweaters, plaid Bermudas, BR AN CH 1958 
es ~“82 Chrysler a : $149 DOWN — CHEVY <¢   
  
  
    2/5495 $1295.   
  
  CLUB COUPE) 4-DOOR ra “7. QeP _ . 
“Standard wrens. om. nh. FE) - For Sale Cars 91) For ee a 56 ‘Oldsmobite 98 OR TRADE IN eee sei oat "6 ghewrelet wit 
a 2 ~~ pes | Power steerin wer brakes. ra- : ercy: ke heater, low mileage on Reale 
. HURON MOTOR SAL ES! ed $345 _ | FORD Ve. GOOD MOTOR, ‘Ss FORD CONVERTIBLE. TAKE cio & heater. ay Hydramatic, #iec- TARMS AND 30 PLATES 5 ee ee md cet Sheowner beauty. - 
  “Saody rough, rums good. $40, MI. over payments. tric © ere 
re THIs C.   
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  ALWAYS A SELECTION OF | ete . AR he 1954 T. HTOP HYDRA. POs- 
=) soos? CARS os oma) Schutz: Motors 2 FORD D VICTORIA. mam Ta ee SPSL, SD cree : An ALL MODELS AVAILABLE uses Pers N oases had Eddie | 
6 ay = = , ¥ 
- Ste vy, yo i R * x: $12 8. Woodward. Birmingham a tee ae Sales Ree Of 08.85 mo. Call Great | P ONTI AC > PER MONTH “uxe = ais nnan rare Bxcep: $39 oo _ $565 
, DRSOTO, 1956 | Harold Turner Ford. SPECIAL PAYMENT PLAN F woTORE, . 
M24 AT CLARKSTON - 
Occasionally. we get in trade FORD — MEROURY uy Figen: | 987, on LUMAR FS A Og tg SCHUTZ MOTORS Te Oaniand™ £2 | se Fore yor Ail the extras 33 Pore Geemm, Bat nS 
. t car.” TLLMAN. 1983 CONVERTIBLE Wer “A - € iv . 
Sass Bee Gees) RET AL, | meres FACTORY | pies Cweneepeleie power & brakes, 2 E_¢73i6. hite tires, automatic trans- ~ WE-CAN RED ik CAR” i S O ‘§ pPoxtTiuc. «1 i SEDAN skion, radio & heater i 7 F ‘ 
eee cand oe 56 FORD Pontine’ Community TC RE mrewaCK HL HAUPT : BR ANCH $1495 
SCHUTZ i MOTORS HARDTOP a ane aR ee Nessie seein ae ame be < PZ NM ‘ d ; *§3 eee ae arkston, Mich. . 
(92 8. Woodward, Birmingham $1195 . e0,* ar. deluxe, rcae tie FE BEHIND: THE POST OFFICE SALESMEN’S DEMO, °S7 TRIUMPH ‘$6 Pontiac Starchief Catatine. with eas Onguatom interior Junk 
, = : Bi ho 1958 Bonneville sport coupe. All) 9 AR. Lg hydramatic. : veniences that maker | Oide- 
93 DeSOTO | c vm irmingham: |" ops, 1937 Sige Pull. Sask Tor Tom | Gove nae eee BLUE _— Schutz Motors 4 oe 
  
  
  
  
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    ew ae miles, ey es price only $2. pone taken hay beni 
woman. aT *. Peeersee,,! Schutz Métors Mp ioeded wit ake ed cor tor | Mug H, Drosiiow. Just look! es nm eee TY. ‘igpeportation "96 Caaumee sedan A BIRMINGHAM MI 4.2735. top loaded. wke old car for) K & H. Dynafiow. Just look’ Ss , \ : Fbnes tiac price cate- car from bumper to bumper. 
gp ng He O12 6. Weogward, ___ Birmingham ae DR. 6 Ral. SOLID “Mocs, Mercomaue, ® £8: vi SG weniwar min beater Say alban RETAIL ee eae Shee a : ; Bo! r e ¥ 
1a SMU"Bsars: Waratons, | BEFORE YOU BUY | _Stlowber:ai'tsigivaner ep. | “prced wen “IY MOPEVS| pon A EOE BERBER a leg Hag STORE|’ ae soem, choose ‘from 
uM fe 8 WoToR SALES, ANY CAR - eee aes pan Ee bas “Dunafow | *. Bergen ms sine SAE. ug flock No. 41 — ‘35, Pirmouth. 
aww a ‘Telegrape) , CALL. ME COLLECT | equity & taxe over payments. 7 See Ce kee (eR -' — ee | © MT CLEMENS 87. 
ae Ee sean? Oh bait after 6 p.m. en acl * Per FE 3-7117 AT THIS NUMBER BUICK RDM. ¢DR. $1408 NUMBE | i FORD CLIB COUPE. BLACK, | “Full power et Stock No. 487 — 'S@ Ford 2 ¢r | BEHIND THE POST OFFICE _ 
Mi 6-5300 RAH. PE 3-043) 196 ‘Sjate St | "33 MERCURY 4 DR 8 875 eustomline V8. Fordomatic. Radio 
a | iis FORD, ¢DR OVBRDR  ¢.|,,Mercomatic 1R & H sinis _ | Master. Lagat bive ....... 00.) 
aint, SERA! Taek. one eee seers egermee| | “BRIGHT SPOT’ NNY BARRE — ! ee _Cheap we sani ** ** 
CHE! 5. ISCHUTZ MOTORS. 57] F( YRD. MMENCURY TSP OL tm $195 Stock No. $17 — outer anger | eet Sia oe ee ee 
BIRMINGHAM | “copes: Fee va Teer s,| ae | ~ Olds-Cadill | : ary | ae ~ 2pD00R af seme, Pree eet.) Schutz Motors |ane mn ee _ 4585!" VOLKSWAGEN 1957 | S- illac Dealer 
( M = 4 Jove “* $328 can “nada KARMAN GHIA CPE. ; 
495 ens $1295 8 bey fer | 2 A estware__ siemens |" iar - Orchard Lake at Cass AJ. "Ss? Ford $477 neater . eee cee Biaupunkt beg tadio 
; _| SO MONEY Dow ON CARS yore gh 
ro MOFaom te Buck suerswer, “SS Ha | Long HOMER HIGHT MTRS. EAEFES is FE 80488 Open ‘Till 10 p.m (35 Chevy Bel Air 4dr. ...... $1105 Schutz Motor Ss: Bob - Frost | “1§ Minutes Prom Pontiac.” offer. 108. Mr. se p. ° 
N h Se Pord Wester 00000. Sates | 01a 8. WOODWARD. BIRMINGHAM ee = 
ort [38 Ghevy'Mardtog 00000000" Shine | an Ge D4 DR & “63 FORD.| 320 cs. Rb, | 280 Munter Biv. Birmingham | Values z ™ 
"Se Buick Super Wr saat | pe Me greg congyion. FE EN | EAD ies7 PLY-| . : E B Chevrolet: "36 Ford Ranch Wagon .... $1398 ing FORD RANCH RANCH WAGON -V4.| MOUTH 4 DR. HARD TOPS! | E RU ARY 
“3 wt fle A a: FS FOM. Your ie cor is for equity. me eee ee or t e 
RU: AT 8. WOODWARD ‘3s pac, eee | SEE McNEAL LIQU O S BIRMINGHAM MI_ 42735 +33 | : . : S " 
at te B59 Ford [os saan awe hort hc edly IDATION SALE 
Soares ust. 2-Dr.| ‘56 Merc. | Month UST’ / able mechanical 2 : . 
for "46 $125. 6845 Forest- "65 ¢ C -LJT ETc. on I ra f 
_lawn, OR } - 4 e : / 
FOR QUALITY FE 47371, * gtk 829528 You can't beat quality for real : as f 
a : value! We have many used: cars THE CAR YOU PLAN TO BUY? A 
CADILLACS " papprocom cures) «= 308 Hardtop | sss ss —_ | vg MOTOR SALES Also & fine selection of other _ ‘siton $0841, N th it 304 tion today! IF NOT— ys WE MUST REDUCE OUR 
= vi NEW. AND USED CAR INVENTORY 
| ———ilson Pontiee-Cetitiae-}—,.. DODGE, 1957 _ Or D QA 56 olds 88 4-Dr,_..$1695 ) | | : = a _ = — ~ RARDTOP radio eine ching STOP IN : '37_DESOTO. iresweep eaeee al »eeeess- Gave $1100 
; J330N. gies | Chevrolet; North j.ftiase « : | SetPoint Bea He - W d | $Becial | A custom | Royal 36 Buick Sup. 4$Dr. $1795 | . WE PROBABLY HAVE IT i '57 DESOTO Fi See een beers Wren 
< oodwar | radlo, & heaters wate tres, | pinuaiwedtame © VOORRAR? 5 h HARDTOP. ‘radio & heater, full | ON OUR LOT an ee .. -$ave $1100 
* . automatic transmission. ai a he BA C wer, dynsfiow. white “tires. | Ss Biue. gag toed . 
Bham MI 4-1930 power steertag, & brakes. 6 , FORD cusToM ag], DR RAE. evrolet. No 475. i eee Perera BP et cg a ided, Dash, Rear 
ike new throughout ° * . ‘ 7 - : CTE P< r why Le 
IF YOU'RE LOOKING For "| 2 poath: on valence: 3 7240 cara © MOTORS, ong] :RUNEBR AT 8. WOODWARD 6 Baek Z| .. $1695, LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS || 57 DESOTO Firedome .............. $ave $1000 
SURE TO SEE ScnUTZ | emeneees “apc | ee eDale nb Hunt xk. faflow | rad % nag ie op 0, af ge GOR ~ White 6 Comet Bin. Sportene 
ALL MAKES. MODELS SCHUTZ MOTORS a a Faure | (CG tres.” STOCK 57 FORD 2-Door ......... oé taeses suse ws gaaee Dash, Dust Headlamps NEWT" 
AND PRICE TAGS. \912 8. Woodward, Birmingham aie Grealt Mf ay Mr. Parks ai \ 53 NASH ’ ‘ ~- = 
SCHUTZ MOTORS ° eis Harcld Turner Ford - 56 Buick ae ees - ee ate 5855 DESOTO Fireflite- ois. ....55.- . Save $1200 
JTZ 3} S 1953 DODGE ‘FORD 2 DR, METALLIC SPECIAL RARDTOP. radio & | 57 FORD Station Wagon ..............++ $1895 if Green & Wate. Spertene Feit. 
Ae 2 Veet nemingaa Phone PE 4-2978 . reem. Good cond. Must sacrifice. 4-DOOR heater, dvaafiow, white tires. salon, ‘Rear’ pelrostel: Radio, Soltx 
V2 2DR. R&H. : TOCK N , 2 ; 8923 te : . 5 
Bere “elie mile: |SWEPT- WING DODGE oor POR, ee. HARD $195 56 DeSoto V-8 F'd. $1495 | 5© FORD Victoria .. tyre eee ee ne ere rere es $1495 } "37 DESOTO Fireflite ‘ ‘io te enaes jSave $1400 
ing CHEVE-T-DR—Wam Poet," PODOE cane a ravens | i001 °r ewourn peaien| OCHutz Motors eee etna nec '36 FORD Station Wagan 4-Dogr $1395 | power Brakes. Dual Headings. “Windohied ao CHE Lio : ee 
_ dle Blecle Ford FE 22566. | STATT S ee ET WAGON aity | 012.8. WOODWARD. BIRMINGHAM mm. / 56 DESOTO Firedouibe ©.ss.c,.0s-scacese.. . $1695 J 
5 _ i MOTOR SALES Take over paymens. MY 2.0101, | "36 RAMBLER. 4 DR. SUPER. ALL |’55 Buick Super ...$1395 | '56 BUICK Club Coupe ..../............ $1595 DOOR Light Blue Finish. Deluxe Heater, ‘16,000 miles. f 
Z \/ Mu MY 32% uk. orion} == BARGAINS © Slaer. eae er car in trade. 110] ~-2.DR- MARDTOP witn fuit power, | —— ms foo se T wiles - SACRIFICE. is Roig PES “53° » rol 3 Eeatly 5 Mea vec one’... ont | '56 FORD 2- : $563 ; 1195 56 DESOTO Piredotee Pn rs ec $1695 
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    TONIGHT W. : Mslane = i sae ah ny ee a Mase abet oe" "Caw, Davies By EARL WILSON Trim, Slim Waistline : 5 2:00—W. Warren wxY2, Wa Wattrick, McKensie cx een nowies wane news, = wwe. News conteaslons |) NEW YORK—1t looks like the great Ed. Sullivan-vs.-Steve Is Only New Feature of CKLW, iowa, Brow < | YPON: Sports and news WEON, News, Lewis ae nalbagget a |Allen Battle of Sunday Night is ending in a tle. Rosie's Program 2 _ WeaR Sports Pace ELE, Bact eowtie *:28—WIR, Jack Harris WJBK, News. Reid | Both CBS, and NBC have quit buying Trendex overnight rat- es PON, Music Wi Brcgige Waee. U-b Mag. CKLW, News, M. Labbitt WCAR, News , ing reports on the two shows—a confession By ERSKINE JOHNSON “wwa, News, Maxwell th Mason wit arthut Tras Story” : ; that they consider it a.stalemate. Steve's (NEA) — I've fh. CKLW. Lewis, Album Time | - ‘| Wxyz, , F camp is quietly gloating: “We've beaten Ed a HOLLYWOOD — WAR, News, Patrick” oeasitida ie yaad woen os Ta total of 14 times—seven times lately” orie man — wen of tY my — nay hye Ba “wwe Na Raber aad WPON. Soation te Knees said, adding, “In the Nielsen — we Te; Ree WxY2, Eb, “Morgan SELW. Rooster. Club 10;30--WWJ, NBC Bandstand closing the gap!” se She didn't a joke by say- WPON, World News CAR, News, ‘Sheridan WPON, Chuck Lewis” ‘Guess Bd’ see it ditterentiy. Strange things “You ores @ funny thing 7:80—WWJ, 3 Star Extra Weowt Country Roundup ox! nese. 3 eet happen at Allen's rehearsals. The other day rent ned to me on the way to the War! M. Griffin 6:30—WJH, Volce of Agriclt. et Paul Winter - Henry Fonda was’to open a door and con- studio last night.”” And she didn't CKLW, Heatter wae hea SOM’ ele Wiix’ weet Gea” : front shapely blonde Marion Stafford.. He fick wp her. heels and say, “Look, - WIR, Amog 7 
"ww, Nightline: WPON, Barty Bit: Gport WPON, Don’ Mackinnos | g.9g— opened the door at rehearsal and met, in-|n.q a new dance -step for ‘next CKLW, Album "What ne Rede 11:20—Wam, “Time tor ‘Music| cugkeese | WILSON stead, Milton Berle, in woman's fur plece.|week’s show.” ° ee ci a’ | SES CKLW, Hurley, De CRLW. News, ‘Godtrer the rehearsal, had concocted the stunt to break eas We tebe ‘ $:80—-WIR, Answer Please | CKLW' News Toby David . Wau News Melecd Berle, visiting She just Writ, teckey WAN, News. Bee — WCAR, News, Page up Fonda. Berle, however, refused to make a surprise appear-| nor tatest recording wai, Theater WPON, Early Bird Club FRIDAY AFTERNOON | | 4. won, Music Hall —_jance on the program . - That is, for nothing. ordered lunch sd : nd " 9:00—WJIR, Patterns 7:30—WJR, Music Hall 12:00-—-WIR, Wm. Sheehan WxYE News Mckenio * a novelty for ww. — WXYZ, News, Wolf WWJ, News, Maxwell W, News. om * name is Resemary Clooney oe, Wane Hawa Georg SoBe. Seen mela ;. Lenhart almost certain she's the last IN THE FAMILY — When Jose Ferrer, dg keer WIBK, News, Beliboy WJBK. News, George WIBX, Hews, Ret aR, 4 e r in “Oh, Captain,” asked ‘he tm ALL of WCAR, News cubes Wik ten. Wen “Teck  talteaide Ww, Hews, a Abbe Lane—a show-stoppe: ss singer who is just singing on TV, musical in New York, needed a good demonstration record *aew Betiana Yard Wich Ee eay | esas team: “Sioa forts GER eee, Gees Meadows to go with her husband). Rasler Cunt. to the | this season.” ti the show’s songs, Rosemary Clooney flew in from Hollywood and en CKLW, O'Dell, Devid WXYZ, News, Winter WEAR, Gositer miere. As Jayne's husbend, All the others, it seems, spend| recorded all of them. Everyone was impressed by her perform- wees News, Lite | WIBK. News, George pene WPON, Music With Mason iceeve alien, was in California, nore time dancing and telling) ance, but Jose just brushed it off, saying, “Really, I just got the Game, ioe. Sound” | WON Hews wemimnen | MVE Riateal “TSE “iene aickeaws [she accepted. Abbe’s acting has jokes and introducing guests. - | Shcepeat singer T coud find -- my wife” Rosemary's television eT a ere”. | “Geuw. Wern Dovid ORLW, News, Mr oe SHR Boota hsksod wo pleased Producer Jost Yer-. t & & show is presented Thursdays at 10 p.m. by NBC. CELW. ews, Knowles WJBK, Spat Bern wow a, oo rer that he’s. reaailia. hie But to be honest about it, Rose- WIBK. aime fim “Matador” op had to admit her business = — ' i 
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Channel 2<WJBK-TV Channel (—WWJ-TV Channel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV ductor, “Hey, why don’t you Lesop air something new about| Won't be able to use all of them’.”), ; _ . turn on the steam?’ The con- Rosemary Clooney every Thurs-|sse7eR BOOSTER three children at least,” is the NIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS {11:15 (9) Weather. (4) Tie ay age “|ductor yelled back, ‘Why don’t day night on NBC-TV this year —| ays a new Rosemary Cloo advice of the vicar TO : (4) Weather: Eliot. (9) Hidden P. you knock on the pipes?’ ”— \ her waistline. look,”| BY recording,. ‘‘Love and Affec- land, Rev. Gordon 6:00 (7) Mr. Danger. Cp ie Serer. , Se Mel Stern, Kew Gardens. Te, los that forward look. ting te Ling Is he oie he ed 6:00 . 12:18 (2) Love Maria Callas is a li a " ) for her 12%4e| And they (9) Popeye. ,20-(9) Starlight Theater.—Dra- antl “ae on eoid” become a press agent soon as possible oo | : Paul Kelly, “Island in}. for Tomorrow. | Decause go : When she starred in 31 filmed) ola sister, Gale, who playS| chance of their 44) News: Williams ma 12:30 (2) Search eck ‘vieeeal\ in “fre, - (2) Racket Squad. the Sky.” (".) pd ~ glint aor tka ABBE was Keeping ®ione of Eve Arden's twins on her|up he sayg (4) Sports: Parker, (1) The Erwins " — |viata.” It’s an old American » as date with the stork (Gabriel Vimy show. zine. . 215 (4) Weather: Eliot, (2) Sports Final. (9) Myrt and Doris. custom not to rehearse a performance in which a star n(cente Ferrer, born last Aug. 1) and oh cw : , already appeared. In Milano, of course, they rehearse the hell/i,. cameramen had a terrible Everything is rosy with Rosie} Rey Girling 6:29 (4) Box Four. nt Oe een Theses 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. . jout of the show the same day regardless. Mme. Callas is being) time except an offstage habit tear el te | Comedy: Cary Grant, “My , : very nice about it, though, and only mentioning it to a few) 4) rest, Rosle sald, “they her onstage. “I like to look at ped-| marriage a0) Wien Siteans Fides, ug oy A-arelees 1:00 (2) Susie close friends. we ae ne Be tian SO ney ® house built without : 
; pieces of furniture, say I have to cheating “Some (9) Sky King. 11:80 (7) Night Court, (4) Movie, 
labt 13 shows they gave up and cent of the time toward the au-| 1. the start until they can af- (4) Marriage Counsel. (4) Tonight. Helen Hayes. pd macnn: meagan) Me just cut me off af the waist.” |dience. ford to have . oe Mantes THE MIDNIGHT EARL... indapata t @\e ) eee “—s Gladys Gooding, the Dodgers’ long-time Ebbets Field organ- hae Comme daee jet tee a “It's a habit that has become al-| 1, puts some blame on that 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps. FRIDAY MORNING - 1:30 ph aad eee mam i Canaan: sane nant ote eam’ ne 1A, bom ee gr a Sn Yu's tat wih oe Fat of ing nents A 6:45 (2) News: Edwards. @:00 (2) Meditations. (7) Topper. Gables, vacationing in Palm Beech, will take a South American (tight tan me ne, Tamzes lve, TY cemeraa. In tny_ Sie aeta trom velng cies re ‘ 100 (2) Our Miss Brooks. Gables, vacationing in Palm Beach, will take a American |easy-going aftair ak nate Megs eng years. 7:00 () Boots, Saddle! Indian ad- [688 (2) On the Farm Front. age py ee int bat eae es es cee ee nn ee ae Tu a es ne Of eae San Saat Say Se Os ee Sie ams raryghe ge . ; Sa (4) Today. ae beth “Aladdin” TV'er . 
| (4) Michigan Outdoors. Bill 2:25. (4) Faye Eliza Folksy, as a matter of fact, sums Reported ° . Senne See Sk YOON Cartoon Frolic. Patrick Dennis, author of “Auntie Mame,” will do a maga-|.., ary Clooney rather well: Flu. Contact Repo 7:30 (2) House Party. ot. “very Through Persenct Mail Mort Neff. 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. 2:30 (2) 2 oe zine review of “Oh, Captain!” She lives in . i ‘ asi 8 pte ab ea idee, aR ‘| TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A midwest movie exhibitor saw ee te Gears kava ch CEOS 7:10, (1) Sports: Wattrick ne. (ie ; 2:35 (9) Theater 15. “Henry V" and told #he distributor, “It looks OK to me, but/.o5, + ' ae Journal 1:15 (7) News: Daly eo le ee For roy gral years she’s Parently 200 (4) Romper Room. ; That's earl, brother. ve been having babies, too. Since her| Perse 1:30 (7) Circus Boy. Adventure: 9:00 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. e (Copyright, 1958) marriage in 1954 to Jose Ferrer,|100 day Circus is blamed for cattle (4) (color) Matinee Theater. “Come-or-a My House” has been|land ‘ «., (9:25 (2) News. “1 peaeeiaae Beteabl her therhe song to the stork, too, |tists. (9) Million $ Movie. Drama:| _{+_ 49) Open House’ s Across - There’s Miguel, 3; Maria, 2, and|@ays Robert Taylor, “Stand Up /|#:30 = toe aly 1 Red satellite — Gabriel, 4 months ; soso (0 Tie Tac Dough (cloe).| (7) Our Rriend Harry. [8:0 CD Do You Trust Your Wite| ‘sy sast as i hc we the| supplies pore ames ggag _ [ees (9) Billboard, (9) Movie. i Sain -] version of the fmovie, “The Cup|tandled ? 
ae le ee - ccomget 1 re-|10:00 (2) Garry Moore. 4:00 @) awe yn ry Stoo e _ — tain’s Paradise. points-out. formed ex-convict, 6 eS Tee. oh teens batons. | ee , “Rosemary tells a wondertut AI alle am " Iat Gperaice °*™ story about helping Ferrer with Sa 5: 22 Masculine . the musical. He needed a good “m ee ob 10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. 4:15 (2) Secret eaters on Soeres : ] demonstration record oe (4) Groucho Marx. Quiz. [11:00 (4) Price Is Right. "(g) Wage of Night. os EE ane | | show's songs to play pros- > (2) Richard Diamond — Time 38 Burlesque pective investors, sq Rosemary venture: Diamond 11:25 (7) News. (9) Lagt ae ie, et | recorded all of them. for ‘missing reformed alco- ‘\ lg:45 (4) Modern Romances. ia Gore. bread | Everyone was real raggeot holic newspaperman. 11:30 (2) Dotto. ¢ : ie ae with her recording of the songs). __ @ Truth or Consequences. 00 (2) Detroit Bandstand Hrep atte but Ferrer brushed it off, saying: 90 (1D) Reel McCoys. Comedy: | (7) Retin and Ricky. Pt OF Maxiol Bean. oe | |. “Really, 1 just got the cheapest "Grandma gives class “great (9) Howdy Doody. (1) The Buccaneers. %S Low sand hills | lsinger I could find—my wife. a hillbillies in our American a. (9) Looney ‘Toons a flax J. a history” lesson when kids )11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. eee | Months (0b) J About joining Bing Crosby anf pone ragees ie ___.|89 2) Beat the Clock: | Eietrey . , ” Frank Sinaira in song on that big iy (© Be i agi en gl FRIDAY AFTERNOON  @. Mr, and Mrs. North. (51 +] Ruggian fiver 12 Biblical name 40 Arid. region ee ee . pied Wally Cox, singer Nick ciuimtr Lee a Petiy % Torveshons ap "Rea" planet Pic & thriN of my fe. The ad D PR p Todd (Pat Boone's brother), |19.99 (2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. bel nencnvenl Oe — 23 Related <s BaRPeSsaay ibe were 80, so—well, so ad Ub. : | Les Brown's orchestra m4 Bea aympns 7 Gambling it Ine ul F 41 Horse's eck I’ve had ‘more et — tured. z 
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In the same year $15,000,000"was. and Anglers | fedllected by the Federal Govern-; 
' MWASHINGTON — Fishermen and ment as excise taxes on firearms 
hunters are themselves a pretty'shells and cartridges. Excise taxes   
  “Tele Sam nearly $10,000,000 in ex-/ cise taxes. Pistols and revolvers 
brought in something over $1,000,- x From, ‘Spanish Scene ‘Usually men get: married in 
and 32 years old.     
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1955. ing Employment? short pay. Boss is ugly, demanding Seat Comer sites Up” and difficult to please. a those 
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‘potile bask 
  / mere convenience. 
pounds of frozen food. — 
  
  
KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER.   
—) WITH BUILT-IN LINT FILTER   
Payment Plan 
/ Coldspot Secine Eyjoy. the benelits of modern diving, low 
food trips 
holds 
‘Appliances. Basement. cost. Fewer shopping 
This" freezer 
we 
  Removes lint, soap scum, and grit from your wash 
++ the filter's built inl No messy pans to get in your 
way. Temp. control, 3 water levels, 10-lb. capacity. 
  
  
  
Now you can have the luxury of 
red at this new low price! toa pr 
secstgelly Sake you ang t ptt agg 
LRedio oad ‘EV Depi. Moin Floor $25 
      
    
    
  
    — PSS oe in 
Phone FE S171.   
  
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