See Oe ie 9 Oe mmemineeaaiea = $e5 * * * x * “PONTTAG MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, inst nary) ‘PAGES iS . P Wirepheto BROWNELL SEATS SUCCESSOR — Herbert dae Jr. (standing) has his designated successor, Deputy Att. Gen. William P. Roger's, try the attorney general's chair at the justice department ‘after Brownell resigned late Wednesday. The White House announced President Eisenhower's intention to appoint Rogers to the top gov- ernment legal post. NE any Brownell Resigns; Rogers Gets Job . -WASHINGTON ? — The choice of William P. Rogers to replace Herbert Brownell Jr. ‘as attorney general apparently will bring no change. in. the Eisenhower administration's civil rights policies. Brownell resigned yesterday after more than 412 years as the government's top legal officer. President Eisen- hower accepted the resignation with “very deep regrets,”| Fy ~ ce 7 + ls | ‘Navy Vanguard | ; Surpasses Goal in Test Firing Pacific Platform and praised Brownell for* significant con- have “a hi tribut that ne in the ma ’s serv- ce Ltd i 2 begegtdi ab | ae | rf tare pil | ‘Stocks Climb Again in Early Trading - NEW. YORK % — The’ stock market moved higher in carly trading today in the wake of yes- - terday’s sensational u ptu fn. Brokers along Wall Street had vias | to- Decide: What to ‘} With Teamsters: AFL-CIO fo Act "on Suspension Council Meets Today Unién ‘WASHINGTON (INS) — Teamsters face suspen to meet this afternoon to de- of their action in electing de. torney for 13 rank-and-file. Team- sters who charge the Miami Beach Convention was ‘rigged to elect Hoffa, that the Teamsters be placed in “receivership. until the mined, The council gave the Teamsters house-cleaning programe, includ. ing ouster of officers charged with corruption. Hoffa and retiring Teamster President Dave Beck were singled out for ‘special men- tion as responsible for such con- couraged over the perform- “lance of the General Electric engine for the first boost of the Vanguard rocket, pre- dicted today that the mis- sile will carry the United ‘States earth satellite into outer space as scheduled next March. The slender, 72-foot-long rocket was fired from the Cape Ganaverai, “|The navy research labora- ? said it reached an alti- of 4,250 miles an hour be- 328 miles from the launch- ing base, Main purpose of the. to test the 27,000 f (Earlier Story Page 27) what to do with the Teamsters: However, Letts rejected a re-| August! quest by Godfrey P. Schmidt, at- legality of the election is deter-| | until. today to’ show progress in.a/- first stage engine, which exhausts speed of 3,700 m.p.h, and the sec- nd and third stages increase the velocity to the 18,000 m.p.h. -nec- _jessary to place a satellite into its outer space orbit. Dummy second and third stages) were carried in the Vanguard fir- (Continued on Page 26, Col. 1) Dies * r : pe Air Force Rocket Rises! 4,000 Miles Above Its! CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.) (INS) -— Defense Depart-| - ment - officials, highly en-| — of 109 miles at a speed fore it fell into the Atlantic + The Navy and the Martin Com- ae te County . limited to a small ‘jhandful of pieketers. who. stayed at the “Mic Ik* Association ® ( ‘A) depot in Or- tempting to deliver, fresh milk EXAMINE SHOOTING SCENE — Oakland County Sheriff Frank Irons {left} and Prosecutor . ‘Where Bandit Killed Store Ta G (note arrow) is a ae ~~ - Pentise Prees Phote Karl Kolm, slain yesterday by a bandit, At right the hole the bullet made in a re- passing through Kolm, without attempting to block tank- ers bringing in fresh milk. DUMPINGS REPORTED Elsewhere, two milk dumpings were reported early today during the first few hours of the ‘strike by members of the Dairy Farmers. Co-operative Assdciation (DFC) against dairies supplying Pontiac and the rést of the Detroit area. Vielence accompanied the first dumping at EKisie, where DFCA | in Pontiac this as the ree me members had set up a picket line around the MMPA receiving station there. An MMPA trucker who was at- about 5 a.m. was halted. and beaten, but not seriously hurt, sher-|,.94 ift's deputies said. Eight men were jailed on charges of assault and) -. battery. TRUCK HALTED Another dumping occurred near Richmond. State police said an MMPA truck was halted on U.S. 25. about-1:30 ‘a.m. About 5,000 gallons of milk was dumped. into a ditch, police said. The striking DFC group had set up pickets around pickup stations in five Michigan cities Police said a. dark. shinned man. forced his way inte Holls’ ear as the pastor was preparing - te drive, Miss Lind te her home afier night services at the church. The man pushed into the front seat alongside them, officers said. He thrust a gun onto Miss Lind and told Holls to drive oe I tell. you.” After 20) minutes of Savina stockings to bind and gag Holls, then demanded Miss Lind’s and diamond ‘ring. It we ae known how much money Miss Lind’s purse contained. Holis told officers the ~ bandit crawled into the. lack seat by the fear-crazed secretary. The min- ister said she pleaded for her life and told the bandit she couldn't breathe, ~ Miss Lind screamed = several times, Hollis said, then oes was ‘silence. ~ ‘and ‘Suspect EDWARD | DREW City Bus Lines Slash Service Transportaton to Stop on Sundays, Holidays, Most Week Nights Officials of Pontiac City Lines, Inc. “announced today that bus it hardly seems fair to impose upon the regular patrons of the bus system:a further increase in fares to subsidize hon-compensa- tory nights and Sunday service," Dreasher said. Jet Sets Flight Record JOHANNESBURG, South Afri- ca ® — A British Comet III jet airliner clipped 4% hours off-the best previous time for a London- % : early today, it was reported. , ; . "The famed French fashion de- | Pickets were at Alma, Green- ered pal City pene ae = The man slashed him across 5 the Johannesburg flight. today. Its Road Aid for Oakland | signer, Christian Dior, died early | ville, Saranac, Elsie and Ovid, |™*?C4 the car stopped ar neck, Holls said, and struck him| time for the 6,523-mile journey "See Editorial ’| today in Montecatine, a resort | to back up the association's de- ent that the minister: hand vcrogs the head t times. He! was 13 hours, 1 minute. The pre- : town in Northern Italy. See story | mands for higher milk prices and |°VT ™S Money: - |fed,” apparently believing . both} ‘vious best time, in 1952, was 17% Page 6 on page 42. bargaining rights. “I hate to do this to you,” he |were dead, officers. said. hours. ed T. rocking chair, _- This little Want Ad brought articles the very first eve- » ning. What have you to sell, rent or trade? Or is there : some “hard to find” item . <7 you want?. If so, put a Want | Ad on the trail, they work. like magic! _ DIAL FE 2-8181 akan ee ie . Just ask for the A mP. DEPT. To Place Your Want Ad ad 2 Teachers Seek Realistic Ordinance. i SYLVIA de STEIGER : The chief of thé Pontiac fire department isn’t carrying out one of his prescribed duties. ‘ % &o 8 That's a pretty harsh statement to make but it’s true. The trouble is, this particular duty; required in a city ordinance, just can’t be to the. 1957 way of life. ee me 408 ee os “Section No. i 1915 ordi- nance reads iN few law. 1915 Law Would as «+. a8 a warning te all perséns in the city of Pontiac.” Yes, believe it or not Pontiac's youngsters, under 16 yeats old, must .be off the “streets, - alleys, parks or, public places" by 8 p.m. | from Oct. 1 to March 31 and by |* 9 p.m. from April 1 to Sept. 30. LAW NOT ENFORCED . This is the law . . . but apparent- ly, it hasn’t been ‘enforced . for several decades.. Officials at mu- nicipal. court claim there are no records to show anyone has been) | prosecuted for violating the cur» Legally, then “ey eomnger tinder 16 is: accompanied by a parent or guardian; is on an ae ot oe ee ee Ring ( Curfew at 8; Anyone Hear It? ‘mitted by the state, he can arrested by police if he is ead on the stréets after this unrea- ‘sonable curfew hour of 8 p.m. The ordinance States that the In ‘Today s Press eee ee “TV & Ratio Programs a , Wilson, Earl . ' Women’s Panes. a Thre i “ | Proxy Murder |. eenee letter’ to be sefit to the presidents minors and/or parents and guardi-| ans may be fined $50 plus costs and/or jailed for 30 days if they violate the curfew. . * * * Law catenins agencies as "| well as citizens will probably agree. that the ordinance is quite harsh on (OP today’s meehager but the law | stil nanee. Two Pontiac educators have res) alized the need for a workable curfew law. They have drawn wp a of the Parent-Teacher association$ in Pontiac which meet, next Tues. day night. The letter ‘appeals for ‘an in- “ternal curtew to be set up by the’ parents themselves, The men : . = promoting the need for a rea- sonable cuffew are John F. Per- due, principal of Bagley clemen- . tary schoo] and youth chairman of the Pontiac Council of PTA | and Donnie smith Jr., junior and senior high school counselor, They also intend to request the city commission to revamp. the old ordinance to meet today’s needs, & 2480 Ee. The letter from the two men ad- dressed to “parents” states: . “In view of the fact that there is no enforced city ordinance im- posing a curfew on our children it is requested that restrictions be imposed from within the home. “The increase in juvenile crime and the obvious number of our children ‘roaming or hanging around’ during late hours at night 4 recent local midnight me'vie which lasted past 3 a.m. was re- portedly packed -with teenagers. Such hours are not conducive to good health, and are moreover, degenerative to morals and char. acter, “Tt. is felt that your unlimited cooperation is necessary to suc- cessfully get a curfew law into effect.” This is not the first time ‘the outmoded curfew laW¥ on Pontiac’s record has been called to the = ple's attention. A least three times in the ‘aa | five years, concerned citizens as well as law enforcement agencies, have complained: ‘about this’ out- dated chief is still supposed to ring the makes it necessary for a curfew. bell. Edward Drew 3 ‘Arrested After. tn service will be discontinued. on — 0-Minute Hunt Karl Kolm Killed by Single Bullet, Wife Is Beaten: With Gun. Twenty - six - year - old Edward Drew confessed. teday to Oakland County Prosecutor Fred Ziem that he shot and killed Commerce Township | grocer Karl Kolm yester- day in a holdup attempt, He told Oakland County Sheriff Frank Irons and deputies where to find the murder weapon, a .30-.30 eal. rifle, but it has not been found yet. By DICK SAUNDERS . A Commerce Township store owner was killed and his screaming wife beaten, ‘late. Wednesday afternoon, by a bandit armed with a rifle. Karl. Kolm, 63, of 1010 Oakley Park Rd., died in- stantly. The bandit fired 7 ,|Sundays, holidays and in the eve- only once, a bullet |ningd alter 6:45, due to continuing! through his lack of patronage. Kolm's wife, fone -| ‘The effective date of the change |*4mitted to §t. Josep: ® Hib fienday, Ost. 31, anced Suet indies te tele, E. W. Dreasher, transportation| 2ctrY Condition with h \muperintendent: of the bus com-Me hs er SESE ya. sort ge Qparage entree was organization pany. | | Bherlli's detectives are holding - from $9 f0 88 and drinking fon Bo et» repremnoting To eye ng netsh pape Lian. eel See Eeoeearion at them. clerks other workers ; Commerce Town- the bargaining ta aking adven “gt the Oakland County Jalil BELONG. “cyfeenees Major Detroit area daiies tor ind’ toma tokee poreng Ha fr larooaguion of-sorter : The group says that most-of ite) ™&"Y years Rave contracted only | and Friday nights, Dreasher | Drew, who has a police record peearees anes is De Be, but (Continued ca Page 7, - Col. 2) said “for the present” bus serv- |dating back to 1948, has been posi- . | Soe will continue until 9:45 pan. | tively identified as the . holdup ‘He added that all other service; "am detectives said, He has maintained he is inno- on present schedules will remain oes ee ; Bandit Slays Woman, Bey pnd mdi rem ent alee He Ped Rete After Robbing Pastor The maior changes came abou, Tmwe, the rnd ork ot See é and his car, which he had aban- NEW ORLEANS ? — A bandit slashed to death a ‘Mat after 6:30 p.m. and on Sum|aoned: were found within 90 min. ‘days the ’ church. secretary today after kidnaping her and her thon Gas iccaelig’ teavioaer mr utes of the shooting, a pastor as they left their Canal St. church. . mile. | RECONSTRUCT CRIME The pastor was slashed and beaten during a wild ride) Dreasher said under the com- iam tae the pany’s contract with the city, |*aying . : a pp new sa gift of his congregation, ther. left bound t, te these are | at approximately 4 45pm. _ Kolm — Dead is Miss Maud Lind,| sid, “but 1 need the money. | gers per mille, a cutback may {kitchen of his dwelling, located at 57, secretary of St. John's rr = i ” family | be made. Se tee ot - = le tah the Lutheran church a eee “We sincerely regret the need —, . 5 The Rev. Martin Ww. H. Holls Holls surrendered about $7, of- for this reduction in service, but} Mrs Kelm was tending. the. 69, was treated at a hospital for/UCCTs Sad. | considering the very limited pat-| Store when a young man entered : = ' sucainte dh be the back seat and moc her re-ining hours and Sundays, which| *¢ Wasted all the money in the would “weave: ; move her stockings. He used the!resuits in a loss to the company,| Store. rks She said that local iW E been bothering them lately and she Sanat ks wine stees. pind of a trick. frame refrigerator door_ (Continued on Page 26, Col. » Winter May Come Early This Year Winter may come Pontiac area as well as chilly 36-40, Te Cunt setae it’s still on the books and the! 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Be greement Reported Near in : Ike-Macmillan Talks © One specific s ‘now foreseenjs a by Eisen- hower to Congress for modification of the laW forbidding sharing of U.S. atomic , Far greater joint efforts by the United States and Britain in weap- ons research and technology are jexpected. aT i i f i | millan and icles in dealing with the frequent- ly recurring crisis in the Middle East where Russia secks power.. é Officials reported the discussions City Teamsters Petition Meany +| AnticHoffa Faction of Pontiac Local 614 Asks affected) Probe on Trusteeship The anti-Hoffa faction of Pontiac Teamsters Local 614 sent a tele- his relationship over the Pontiac <—— sd pene “We want Hoffa to explain to the union why five leaders were fired back in 1953 and 1954 because Hofta and the 1,400,000-member union were to stand before the executive council of the AFL-CIO teday to answer corruption charges which might possibly ing Cese & Fed. 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CHICAGO — The average floor iUVOrs id ne corrects £rror on‘ Noy l M LYS | ia 300 ‘eae tet compara ; than 1,230 square feet are w alae’ re oe a a $ with 1,170 in 1956 and 1,140in 1954. ss. - : A f At the same time, roughly 70 per _ BDITOR'S NOTE — Our *epy Scotland and Princess Margaret/Mary Queen 0’ Scots “Bloodyjheavy attack. In fact theré werejand the point you make that he'l!|°e®t of the new dwellings have wicke corrected ‘Considines efter oa. the ((@aughter of Henry VII and sister|Mary.” some people ‘who asserted that be fired 1 he falls to haves peoa| three bedroows Compared iy 3 By ERLE STANLEY GARDNER wey the sare) jto. Henry: VIII) and the mother} ‘Twas waur when we said Lady|the only reason the Russians had|season. I have a word for you.|Per cent in 1954 j : of King James VI-of Scotland “(wha|Jane Gray was daughter of Henry|made any progress in the scien-|It is simply this: Skunk. — Notre ° Copyright 1957 NEW YORK (INS)—A day off ../at the death of Elizabeth I be-|VIII. She was his greatniece, An’ |tific field was because of the|Dame Fan,” | The 1,600-mile long Orinoco ; Fellow postcards: - came King Janies I of England),/we are nae disposed to blame the/secrets stolen from our scientists! Well, back to that little old River in Venezuela is the e : : : “Have, you’ heard the definition |>Y. . her second husband, Lord printer for making James VI, ior given to them by our scientists. |shower bath. longest in the world, pa Pe ay te Ba Conway 1 rapped gently on the door of Evalor the Sputnik cocktail — one|Darniey whom Mary Queen of/fourth o’ the’name, It should be apparent that the : ; Gifford Farrell, a disci Kane's apartment, jigger of rum, one jigger of/S°ts married after the death of * * ® Sputnik incident doesn't support) « : oe cual Conway st Lhe sta meeting} The Goor was almost instantly|voake, and one sour grape?” ber ret Jeans (the Dauphin! “Weel, tes aie deny Sot seen en 8 ae AL bé e & Texas~ Ce. | opened. France).” company's so we .dinna fe nena calling hereetf te pois “Miss Kane?” — pee All straight now,” fellows? so bad. A pal, noting an item here SAY WITH hte "aggived Thou 2 “Yes. Mr. Mason?” 1 ' * * “Psst, Bobbie! Hue ye no more |Tecently about the odd feeling one . Lies ! « 's right,” : got my Marys fouled | . , ?" * gets in Canada seeing the cashier 7 agrees The Memphis Commercial Ap-|o’ the Dew i sd angeer directions, bis in please. Mr, Conway] §P for ® paragraph or ne ty ‘peal booted me delightfully for the ue ‘jreturn only $9.60 Canadian for iste fo ag lp ong pwr y typical and apologize to thone whe wrote’(™x-up, and in Bobbie “Burns'} Former Atomic Energy “Com-|$10, American, writes: a} to an suite for furnished * ame stat ta and those who didn’t. Also, |@%suage to boot. In the course|mission Chairman Gordon Dean,| gince.the end.ef the war, the c- os Woman, seuntly. greed mirreted doors concealing.....the|. my apologies to Mary Queen fl of the correction, however, some-|now a N.Y. banker, writes: U.S. has invested some $t2 bil- rpemmate” Mildred, he, points e" gun |rollaway bedi. ‘Heré aiid there, were| Scots and “Bloody Mary,” Queen |*ine went wrong.. Gordon Hanna.) 4+ ig at 9 time like this — | Hons im Canada, We now own Conway, which’ he takes from Ret. lbits of individual touches, but, for| ef Exgland\ Won't happen again, |™2naging editor of that first rate) .i, soutnik tramanitting beeps | *°mMe @ per cont of all the key gue, hes boon fired . peconiy, the finest part, the ‘ e ad-} girts, me ; [newspaper, sends the second im) 4. on the world — that people | industries — steel, mines, etc. |. Specity Smirnolt Cr anierses. aan peeks|hered to the standard pattern, a epee ~— which led the editor-| 1.04 top nasty solutions to tough | Tes me ogy the effect of fore- when ordering vodka drinks. giavingse the hotel cert he ‘a: Gerald +3 Bagge Sarg N.J.’s wat fy“ “Foosh, Bobbie Considine! We) de not + fap fashion aes the American a. = it’s the Vodka of. Yadhos Lire hiding Rare as areal lat chair te taltiy comtmiibe [Commissioliers of| assessment,’ is|Should na reached for that Dew o'| but as 9 result of years of plan- | In the true sense, the Canadian Be: Mason’ promises 9 produce bis y » [among who atraightened me|Clenn Luss. Or was the Haggis) ning and only because of thé idoliar is not ‘more sound’ than m1 sions, #8 tte, Distt “altorneretce|Can you tel we ee et ee ae pele dedication of well trained people. |the American. It's not very com- ; datclahand | “Ge peng Spee Ry pened?” Mason asked - | “As you doubtless know Queen) “Twas something potent. or we | “The men of science have, over|Plex. Just the. old old law of EP the grestest tens be " im their proxies, “Tou soe, the. Jest t knew Sr.jMaieabith ‘Tl fe descendest trem] waden falien late te gunntingls the’ past few years, been taking |*UPPly and demand. : VODKA © “fs Conway was going out to k ot was the| pit wi you. Move over, . * i cases| “Just read your piece on Te : ; Z satan! hak enpebuanedl, & bead Madan *"s sat “Twas, anenaha’ wide son ele Baer ie “a cy, | $8 08 Prat, sti tom gaia, St, Pier Scat la, i, of ebony, Matin, Com, * , Conway thought for a moment,/not.to, I had a premonition that), eat : stamens then said, “Hang it, Mason! Far~\something terrible was going : ' me ies : “ Fell is mixed up in this thing. He| happen,” ; i: , Bed. to be the one who killed that) Set, ak haces’ he | . g S Coat ai a minute,” Mason “We're in the middle of a three- i ; _ i oe pete . ting cireus, Td like to start “ a . said Don't start trying to think} Feétig' things ‘ungcramsbled é £ — antidotes we're sure what , : : the poison is and how much of aj ‘ye. 198 .nAAy People catch a : ' fos , 1 ) pe Testers, A er ie | | . © ‘ : ; Conway was excited now. “T. tell what happe = : you I'm certain. This girl Rosalind |CoeMag ot sweat st : sincere. She was terrified.|"t in his apartment, | | A : é ~ She told me herself that she was|ldn’t tell me where 3: Ate. ' 5 Fee Oe: afraid she'd be killed if anyone| . “He's temporarily out of circula-- > bnew . . , Farrell fount out: what/ ioe. the District ye yg se a And. think “Farrell killed) fice at mime o! nore] AWE vold:10@ Gr Nn RGOMy Ae a - —_ FARRELL IN PANIC Mason nodded Li, in : Sah Cg aae ek ial | OLD FASHIONED LOW PRICED VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! § Sgr dit enn Fase oo] “a= > 9 cr § got . j r> t Lise and tried to blame it rs tome rod, beams a D _ \@ | . “That checks,” Mason sa 1d. woonas. naib Blue . | a i'm willing to ride along with ender > na . lyou on that, bet so far it's just |iere” , r] i, oe » pt Sine: below. About >) syed! cS oo | “Farrell tried to trap me,” Con-|along _ twenty _ : ; é Way said. “I...” .. Blue sweater, —— , ; a | Abruptly he broke off. jbeulr” oii Nia Fe , “Well?” Mason asked, “That much : : Fe aan Cty ee ee aeuaen a oe Be ete ' “All right. Do your thinking.”|cept for the — well,” (40) Jogi : ae ain oe Pah. ene Gotective part ofthe d Sentstlen YH : Regularly 13 45 you you are. ; ‘ ary and 6 farts Pia cross below the waist” “Chem-Set” Plates eee “She oie eased b Visaidey 93” Grids TELL HER NOTHING Mason said. “Not too : ot eae len nen : * she wore a =| : eg ay aad what happened.| blue sweater.’* and your old battery Uy te where ” ‘ ; ye . = ‘ ; Mason said. “Simply tell her that| » “Mow aid if happen? Ww End the daily ‘worry. of whether the car will start I'm coming to talk with her, oe Sir, Conway was fo during these winter months. Be sure of fast starts, that I'm your attorney, that you meet, the one who called herself plenty, of power for lights, heater, radio. “Chem-Set” jest ter to i. with ten Rosalind?” plates for longer lile, “Armaloy 93 cut cor- stomach.” , F ~ arr. * wee , A |B e200 left the motel, stopped “What about Farrell?’ Mason |i © | F, ee . a % , a ¢ a: bt a phone booth, called Paul/*ed. 3 at? hl 26 eee eae el at miss Drake’s office . ; Farrell! she spat suddenly rd . . a . “Any one found out who the| ith dislike in her voice. : . yr a ° . torpse is, Paul?” ; “What about him?” Mason ; . : 3 . , ' ° a NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED! Se ' “Tm having . heart. 3 told es SB é ‘4 3 Add sleek, modern styling to tio get your men lined up. 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(Continued From Page One) ing but instruments had been in- those sections instead of Washington, scientific verifieation is expected today of spectacular suc- cess of the Air Force in rocket- ing an object to a record altitude yot 4,000 miles at a speed of 17,- miniature ~ ~— telleme equipment instruments for Even if the altitude was only el Li ES ist i ! eff ag li ‘La if | , edd H “States plans to fire f jlineup he was dressed .in green cotton twill trousers, a green and)” red plaid cotton shirt, with no tie,! him a 30-30 deer rifle, Kolm’s description as" come up to his home only a few Moments before; Davy said he didn't bay the gun because it wasn't the type he wanted and the bent, +’ & * White shirt and white painters ca When. ste pointed him out in the coat, or hat. SAW SUSPECT NEARBY 22, of 3215 Rio Vista St., Commerce Township, told Cannon to the spot. Kolm was pronounced dead by deputy coroner Dr. William R. Roch at the store. Kolm’s wife was operated on late iast night to close several seribed in satisfactory condition - after. surgery but a fracture or concussion iy still remotely pos- sible, hospital officials said. 4 Detectives said that Drew lived with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ His past record shows arrests and convictions for, breaking and entering among other charges. He had @scaped from a trustee camp, police said. : : Milk Available ‘Despite Strike (Coftinued From Page One) with the MMPA. The DFC wants to sign its own contracts, © Homer Martin, DFC strike * * * A spokesman at the MMPA depot in Ortonville said a car- a.m. and left at 10:15 a.m, None of the pickets left the car, the. spokesman sail, © ters, Martin was issuing strike or- and’ in Pontiac. : - ot * * 408 ‘Auburn strategy would be to keep fresh milk from being delivered to ‘the dairies. * * * mers -will cooperate with us in Market,” he said, af Hf milk is shipped to the |} @airies, Dobat said, the DFC's | strategy will be to prevent its being delivered by use of pickets, Ra. Jack Davy, 32, of 2080 Terry}! St,, only & few blocks south of the! store, described a man fitting Mrs having |; barrel. was dented and slightly) | "| She had described the man as 0 medium build, dark hair, with aj” _jthin mustache, and wearing . From his New Hudson headquar.| ders that may result in further| ” -|picketing, however, at Ortonvitle “We hope non-DRC dairy far-|*> Dobat, an Oakland ToWnship| |. dairy farmer, lives at 2460-Dutton . Another. witness, Joseph Cleary, police ‘he had seen|| Drew walking through a field about) % mile from the market;-near the)” spot at which his car was found.| Cleary led Detroit State Trooper) Donald Kaiser and Det, Warren!) ~ a Lake added that armed guards! may be. put aboard tank trucks) ~ if necéssary to insure delivery of milk. ; load of pickets arrived’ at 8:45 |/ | _Milk arrived this morning with-|=% ve}Out delay at Pontiac’s two major) the Detroit Creamery,| Ave. and the Borden| 7” |witbholding their milk from ‘the) IYLE OF THE MONTH FOR MEN Par-Key.... Styled for q pp ta in popular al tones! b Jf PR eyes Gp armer * & leader, said yesterday that his or-) | ganization represents a’ majority) — of the farmers currently supply-| 7 "ling milk to the Detroit area. 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Pa A . ‘ 4 . ek | \ f Le es ( ‘ ; J : / } 4 : \ ‘ y * 1 : \ a : ie « eee \ ‘ \ 5 + \ ee on, . “ Wis «A i wee 3 oath “/ z gee : 3 s A ' dh i ie % 4 i 3 pe ne . j at be ; in J i a X , i fi F a lad oe a ey fae fea We a 2 ST ik - por ‘ye ae eat : | mn i : ote oe a : f THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 24, 1947 , : Details of Fir ring to Be Given After Test tees alize the modified form, of martial Vanguard Ist Stage Rocket N ow on Pad for ‘Imminent Firing’ at Florida Base ica's earth satellite on its first : : fto apace was reported ready Me? reported, “imminent firing” today Cape sea area over’ which the must fly. = ON PAD SINCE MAY _ The Vanguard rocket, -which is| ie IST STAGE PROVIDES MOST POWER The Navy said the first stage provides more than 65 per cent of the power needed to place Ameri- ca's carefully - instrumented, 21 - pound satellite in orbit around the earth, — The rocket engine, built by Gen- eral Electric Co. at Cincinnati, Guatemala Vote Declared Void Army Chiefs Disregard | Election Results After 2. Fatal. Demonstrations GUATEMALA &® — Army lead- ers runing Guatemala under a state of siege threw out Sunday's presidential election results last night after the second fatal dem- onstration in. two. days. x *® *, The high command. announced that the election was nullified “in ‘ lorder that a new election may be called at the first opportunity to solve within legal principles the presidential succession.” There was no indictation when the vote would be held. law imposed Monday when dem- onstrations began. * * * The army said it was “talking {transcendental decisions" to engl the election stife, Its action ap parently halted a mounting crisis touched off by the government party’s claim that its candidate; Miguel Ortiz Passarelli, had been elected, Supporters of rightest Gen. Mi. guel Ydigoras Fuentes in Guate-| mala City claimed he had been‘ robbed of victory by fraud. Ydi- goras led in the capita] but re- turns announced by the . govern- ment party for the countryside gave the presidency to Ortiz. strated Monday and Tuesday nights. A woman was shot dead. * * * fired on demonstrators, Police ;man. Six persons, including one, Congress was called into session|policeman, were taken to a hospi- iraising barricades. near the rail-| * ® * way station yesterday, killing a, ital with injuries. >. }more months. “Rocket Will Die in Two Months. Smithsonian — Scientists m Not Yet Able to Figure Length of Sputnik’s Life CAMBRIDGE,. Mass. #® — Dr. Fred L. Whipple, director of the Smithsonian’ Astrophysical’ Ob- servatory, Says latest figures in- spherical shape. point of the rocket 480 miles above the earth, com. pared with 573 miles when launched Oct. 4. The low point is now approxi-) mately 140 miles from the earth, | a decline of about three miles’ since launching * * * Observatery officials said the third stage rocket is now about: % minutes — or about halfway t around the world—ahead of the smaller Sputnik. The rocket has been pulling! dicate the Russian rocket has a, life expectancy of at least two) He said last night it could not long more the Russian satellite, itself would contipue circling the globe. Dr. Whipple added, tiowever, that the satellite is expected to outlast the rocket by a consider- ahead of § iwere laune utnik daily since they. me mete | There Q. a sae le “daily in.’ tie entinated immediately how | ‘Tease in’ "the space between them, drag on the satellite's compact so Scientists estimate ‘the ahaa is now About} 5 Your Watch the satellite neck and neck — in their pace around the world. CAPITOL and VM - HI-FI SETS Vic's ue Tt W. = . Aajeried BORROW OUR | COLOR HARMONIES . BOOK Sherwin-Williams Co. 71 W. 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Hughes tr Lark \ FE 4-6211 4 Selma's 2 aut Bet “ctty te 18 Bu LLL LL LA ree Boe te “We couldn't. catch Michigan | State at a worse time,” he wails. | “Just take a look at the facts’; | we upset them last year in our homecoming 20-13. Now it's their homecoming. They're out for re- because of what Purdue did to) them Saturday.” The aggressive defensive work of the Illini in the Minnesota game drew praise from Eliot. But he was quick to add: “It may sound. silly, but I wasn't too pleased with our offense—we blew a let of signais. We've just got te be more efficient.” The Ilini.gained 270 yards rush-' ing senlaat the Gophers and 159) in the a | - _* + . Junior quarterback Tom Haller! completed 7 of 13 tosses for 123) 2) signal calling greatly supple- i9|in 12 trips against Minnesota and Horst Drugs 4 24 2. _ \the offensive line. 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(@®— Llinois | $] 06° | emerged from its stunning 34-13 | ae | upset of Minnesota virtually injury-. / a | free and with a new “Mr. Inside”) Winch 94 and “Mr. Outside” combination to, nchester throw at Michigan State this week. 30-30 | But iy Fant “is far from "| happy coach, - : * * * $ 95 | For oe 1957 FACTORY-FRESH on 495 |__| PICK THE STYLE YOU WANT AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY ; ie : j ~ & ml THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 FE Og ' gs! ney LAWRENCE, Kan. — Wilt Cham- ise’ ininide . Zucco, Chicago. B a ! aS a Ini berlain, fabulous "oo “Kansas i the floor level of ite holds two Yuet ae njuries: for partans= University center, can reach wd ger tick ree years in high| University records, for longest. run height of 9% feet, and when be choo . /and: most yards in a game. CHEVROLETS INCL, HEATER & DEFROSTER . UCENSE & TAX EXTRA ORTH cneveoters 1000 SOUTH WOODWARD . BIRMINGHAM — _Midwest 4-2735 yards, Counting Ohio State, to ney e ——— which Illinois lost 21-7, Haller has) hit on..17 out of 26 passes ‘for 306 yards in his last two games. Maller’s aerial work and fine ments the inside smashes of full- back Jack Delveaux and the running Bobby Mitchell. Delveaux crashed for 78 yards) scored twice. Mitchell slithered for uck|74 yards in 14 attempts. _— Haller’s main target is sopho- Gophers has a total of 9 receptions for 157. * * * | nN Probably many of the missed signals Eliot refers to come rl “automatic” plays that are called| by the quarterback before. taking Lark _—. iz defense. In ‘some games, these| Skunks uM. Smith 193. i Smith 494; Ricky’ slaseignenente, are used as much | as dg 60 per cent. the snap-back after he. surveys the 4'“‘automatics,”” which require split- 7 second readjustment in linemen) NOW! THE BEST TASTING 90. PROOF, | 6 YEAR OLD | AUTOMATICALLY FILLS! 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TO, TELUS ThA RR pi z fsb7 i = jr? z aDi obs wi **-e “a F et # £3338 - hee gt q, ir i it a * oon mn tatalatstatletatt.t.t-t. to Seccss4sa%s SUF OU4A4E~eeete = umes “ soPreres, set2zous io. tages ob enw eave Raw Fr +4 geti3 3 SsecE2 4444444 3 3 * ; Re " .* eee * *? 883%: ~- otiset series aE eusupssasassees - «aes = : . on vw © *. ee eo 388 Ses OS ¥sSossssesseitsess bo im Noe we eiy27 By 7 4 rei] 88F L ? a if i 2 : 5 : * pas *4ar-uee8 oe STOCK AVERAGES by the Associated Press Oct. ati .* Etkesse = 2 | = at as HSSesenSGn PERE a gains of from $1.to $10 @ share for leading Press average of €0 stocks closed at $156.70, up {si : : Fl ews in Biel fy g $ i ith if we ar ree i 3 Hf i j ' * z ‘fl gg asaeine eee + ivees sen seecvecee B16 doa. veratée) git 68s eee bees ux, Rummage Sale Bog. fd Ps , ier Market, ib ARRAN a SSSRESESESOSE SS SESSES ENE: = Racket Sibies Reining Testing’ WASHINGTON w~Senaie ale ets probers sought to determine .|today whether an electrical ap) pliance firm waged psychological ‘warfare: against labor unions. * * * At issue was the question wheth- the company contends, or to de- termine the workers’ attitudes to- ward unions, ss the special sen- ate “a aay Called for questioning today was Charles Litell, whose discharge from the company’s Marion, Ind., epssesrceoe esa Vt-rtu-nveew Ueno oom we labor practices charges against the firm. * * * allegations thathe first helped, and then became a target of anti-|* union tactics at the Marion plant, |¢ where washing machines are man- ufactured for Sears Roebuck.& Co. Rin eR ge Se The company contends Litell was discharged for insubordina- * a 2 2 A prime issue in the public hear- ing is Whirlpool’s reason for hir- ing as a labor relations adviser Nathan W. Shefferman of Chica- go. Shefferman has beén ‘de-/A er tests a psychologist gave em- ployes of the Whirlpool Co. were} meant to help job placement, as ood Lite faced questioning . about tive tion. » |Ib, barrows and Eye Firm Psychologists efforts to organize them. Livestock O1T LIVESTOCK DETROIT. ,~ ig 23 (AP) — (UBDA)- Livestock scribed by committee counsel Rob-; jet F. Kennedy ag a specialist in union _busting for a \ price, eS re x Large seedless 890 dog. Carey tiem beat Tetiuee 2 tec es stetpharetsdset SlzSSEsS Lettuce bl Salad Greens Glenn Senne former general manager of the Marion factory, and Theodore Hufert, its “industrial relations director, denied they had hired Shefferman to keep out un-|"" ions. Hufert said the plant's em- ployés have rejected four unions’ bieac ciansceeet atcie Bleach. ba. 2 Accept New Posts . DETROIT, Oct. 23 (AP)—Eggs. f. 0. bd. Whites: Grade A, extra lar , «Weighted: average wid. ave. 47; small 32 olan Ge kh lume 4-/ manager, will quit next month for ) sale. Fire Hall, 2432 | ke \ 10 am. Oct. 26th. laree cre medium 45; = he. ‘ Bee 31-36, wtd. avg. Sips. Caitle — Galable 490, Raladle supply Commercially eraded: |Join the Ann Arbor head ome Fish Fry. Hall, W. about evenly dividea bet cows and — Bivd. Serve 5:30 to 7:30, »jlarge 55- 86: ‘large 54- 56: ned um 41-44. Near the end wheat was \% lower*to % higher, dagen Poet wren . $1.21; oats unch to % higher, Dec. Cer we changed to % higher: Dec. 12%, soybeans % lower to % higher, Nov, $2.29%; lard 2 te.5 cents a hundred pounds lower, Nov. $11.70. Aside from renewed: strength in * * * the stock market there was .no 2 * gf % | futures. Export demand was lack- sumption was very light. ° CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Oct. 24 (AP) — Opening the younger Keter of physical and first hour, [on Keller Divorce Granted | news of importance to affect wheat. ing and buying for domestic con-|Keller, sersher pesetient and DETROIT — Mrs. M. Keller "\from Berlin to the West on the type/autobahn, West German officials -|\peported. Within a short time, < 8°8-labout 400 trucks queued up at the ~ East German control point of Marienborn, opposite this West German town. Berlin-bound trucks were not ques, i * * Truck ‘eect said the Commu- * nist guards told them they weré + ~ .}searching for Berlin-made West- © ern anti-Red propaganda mate-- .{rial, The same official explana- + accused tion has ‘been given for Commu- nist checks of Berlin-West‘ Ger- erent May .....c, @1%/mental cruelty and said he “has many mail trains, causing 2 Dees esess. Wg pat aie always had an eye for other hour delays in delivery. May .clcc0 217% Mar, “112. 131g;Womem” They were married in a Rt on 196% May <-.- Eat% society wedding in 1950. and) East Germany claims the mail Corn" Woy. ---.-., 2.20% SParated “last November. Mrs. train controls have led to contis- Dee. esvens 121% Jan. tenes ee Keller was given custody of their cation -of almost a quarter of a © May”... [139% May v.02... 230% children. A property settle-| million Western propaganda leat. . say A + A.20% ig « 37% ment was approved. lets and other material. Dee. -vs-sace bi . 12.40 . Mar 00 oN “dan, 2221 PEN MON. & FRI. ‘TIL 9 P.M DETROIT «» — Herbert Braun, | Grosse Ponite Woods city. clerk, ree 2d W. W. Coburn, administrative um assistant to that suburb’s city new jobs in Rockford, Ill, and J Ann Arbor, respectively. Braun will become chief accountant’ for the city of Rockford. Cuburn will | mission, — and ae verage good te chee teers: 5c. shat. teh tp’ the’ en of ebaciea rowns: Grade A, large 53-64 Rummage Bale, Colonial Group ~32. eg ee Church. Starting Load let Sale at renee Church, ‘west Huron DETROI sms DETROIT, Oct, 23 (AP)—Prices pai “|per pound f.0.b. Detroit for No, quality live poultry up ie » a.m, Heavy type hens 18-20; pean Mg broilers pad 19: “pared Rocks 21. Gee Ibs) 20-31; _fover sd eed Fri. & Sat. 9 to 6, LU NCHEONS Sealtest Ice Cream | Popular Prices RIKER FOUNTAIN. | Riker Building Lobby Just Arrived from Florida — Cypress Knees — Many Uses; Lamp Bases, alles. RN, ete. 89¢ up. 256 Ss. Saginaw St. DO IT- YOURSELF MART ~ Terms —* Tues., Wed., Thurs. ‘sil 6—Sot. il ING ponettes. (under ~ é. Rummage — Cass Woman's Club. 2012 Paisiy neues on Re set ome. | waz\Asian Flu Halts Trial Bulk M, DETROIT —. A juror’s sus- oo:|pected case of Asian “flu forced ré' postponement Wednesilay in the graft trial of M. Warren no. ‘iformer River Rouge mayor, d ipfompted Circuit Judge roto Mee E.! ‘nil’ 14 20OWles to set up vaccine priorities for the other jurors, . eae to resume Monday. ei lambe 19 50 HELP US MOVE. 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SERVICE Phone MErcury 5-8304 | ae - Phone Flint, idar. 3-8345 : “ee © & ¢ \__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER.24, 1957 Wo nt . re of ae winter. have Bot the wea newsletter from Washington to the re on Be Home |=: today that probabl¥ men's. families- indicating , they oe ee dale — ont fe home tor Christmas. lenient ‘be home; for the holidays. Dickey said only hardship and ae Bc ten ad for Christmas. ‘screws, su sect cne wae ty ies i? ——_—_lexplorers”” that bad flying weath.-/OUt in time, Morale is still high ne Hungarian’ Reds Mark | UN. Birthday by Jeers ‘munists today observed the) 12th demning the Soviet repression of last October's Hungarian revolu- tion and. the Communist reprisals epee oe i : ; VIENNA «® — Hungary's Com. against rebels. disappear t birthday of the U. N. by acéusing Red Consulate Stoned: cure Pee => ler has delayed arrival of their re-/espite. the délay, he added it of countenancing “lies ghd in-| Ve Navy Men at South Pole placements.” Most personne! e8 ¢ Wee sults against the Hungarian gov-|; LONDON (A. crowd stoned) saan eeaneae of the heart. is for 2nd Winter changes will now have to await) A tractor train of 19 mén head-| A ae ; ; >, |the Hungarian consulate and le- CAPITOL & YM TAPE BER, : to tay 4 MGT? | opening of the ice as the antaretic/ed by Lt, (.g.)"Bob White of Glen| ie coke. at gation building in fashionable Ea- RECORI — yg S| Replacements Delayed simmer progresses and. ships can|Falls, N.¥., completed.a 650-mile,|. ton Place early today, breaking . RECORDERS task force to carry supplies & = reach Little America. 2iday trek from here to Byrd sta-|- Radio Budapest broadcast , a/five windows. The crowd gathered Ateres Peay Tat) : the regions north : : ‘The personnel exchange was notition Tuesday. 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