i : eee a ae = Semon \ | a 4 LS = The Weather ot \ Details page two | f Sk ue ; fo MAKEOVER PAGES h 114th YEAR oe ke wk ke & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH5, 1956—32 PAGES ARCO¥ TED ARE sas, ABT Rar aS PHOTOS 7 be eesbercrent -‘ , = aero men , f z os | wae one men a a it: Sixty Rescued _| Freighter Lost in North Pacific-Gale_fightingErupts Early Voters at Polls Warm Weat ner . After Freighter. |. 4. eet Sinks in Pacific 3 Israelis Dead All “Aboard Washington Into Alaska Safe as Mail Slips) Gulf ™ | “Syrians Killings; Massing Charged With) Report Egypt More Troops ~ ee SEATTLE (* — Its for-+a temperatures “are ONDON ( AP) —Brit- ain recalled the remain--| ward section wrenched off -}expected to encourage more ing senior British officers by high winds and moun-than 10,000 Pontiac voters tainous seas, the freighter in Jordan’s Arab Legion to flock to the polis today -Washington Mail sank in today in retaliation for to cast ballots in the pri- the North Pacific minutes ‘|mary election. - King Hussein’s curt dis- after the 60 crewmen and missal of Lt. Gen. John On today’s ballot will be passengers had taken to] Bagot Glubb, the Arab issues” of additional “mu- lifeboats. ALL ABOARD SAFE — The freighter Wash-_ Legion founder and com-nicipal parking for the city, Within a short time, SS ington Mail broke in two and sank in a 60-mile--mander. a City Charter amendment transport Gen. H. B. Free-| an-hour gale Saturday in the North Pacific. All Above is a recent picture of the ship. granting a pay hike to the man, brought to the scene JERUSALEM (INS) — City Commission members, Fighting erupted today and the nomination of ott” ate TWO Boys, Man Senator Tells of Accepting along the dangerous Gaza eight candidates from four the bobbing lifeboats and Strip border where Israeli the 60 survivors scrambled Campaign Contribution officials charged that the City Commission. up to safety. “All survivors aboard, uninjured Admit Breakins Egyptians have _ concen-Polls opened at 7 a.m. and will anettethe Free nia trateda substantiqt-num= good heart: city’s 44 precincts, radioed. Runaway Detroit Pair, ber of troops. ‘investigating lobbying, said yesterday he accepted a The dramatic account of the | Resident of Roseville The new violence fol- *“almest unbelievable” rescue in ‘campaign contribution from Howard B. Keck of the the storm-swept Gulf of Alaska | Tell Police of Spree Superior Oil Company. lowed yesterday's killings \, some 700 miles northwest of of Israeli policemen by! __Goldwater, interviewed on ABC-TV’s “College Press ’ ate | A series of gas station breakins Syrian soldiers on the east- fast night by Capt. Robert T. |Conference,” added: “If I cared to, I could name you Fulton, Tacoma, Wash., skpiper |Saturday night was cleared up ern shore of the Sea of four or five Democrats who received contributions from of the rescue ship, lwith the arrest yesterday morning Galilee. 'Mr. Keck, as®well as Republicans. | “After all, A military spokesman in Jeru- it costs and run money *——— —— out None ut NW Note Sent The Freemn, with the 51 crew-(o! tee runaway Detroit boys and a men and nine passengers from|Roseville man, Oakland County the Washington Mail, was plowing|Sheriff's detectives said . today. salem said that Egyptian troops in the Gaza Strip sector along the Mediterranean coast fired on an Israeli outpost in the Kissufim area and Israelis returned the fire. ——-! Detectives Don Francis and Jack \don’t go it --—-~ out ‘Davis said 17-year-old Steve Pos- of your own pocket. On Rescue Transport jsert and a juvenile friend had run StSt., Forties Treas Thoter voters were out early to cast their Rook, a sailor for four years, said they stole from the bouse of!sp) from a man identified as a IN CITY PRIMARY — Some now is making his second trip ja neighbor. lobbyist for Superior Oil, headed Letter Urges Soviets Amid the fear of an Israeli-Arab ballots in today’s city primary election. In top picture ‘George on the ship, and bas been aboard | stitchhiking north, they said, iby Keck, that touched off two full scale war in the Middle East Join U.S. in World McGahey, 30 Garner Ave. receives ballots from Mrs. Gerald Kehoe, to _Shree mouths. —-__ | they were picked by Jack Senate probes now under way. The U.N. truc® supervisor Maj. Gen. in precinct14 at Lincoln Junior High School. In other picture Mrs. development resulted in| Disarmament Plan E. L. M. Burns met with Walter through heavy seas to Kodiak,| Boisvert, 22, of Roseville, the de-same Guy Caswell, 72 Home St., and Mrs. Albert Olson, 80 Home St., await President Eisenhower's veto of the Alaska, today. The survivors will) tectives said. |Natural Gas Bill. ree to Seattle. | After admittedly rolling a drunk | WASHINGTON @ — President ine Washingtag Mail and thejfor $15 in Macomb County, the| Goldwater declared that are | Eisenhower has sent to Moscow a Freeman sailed from here lastltrio said ‘they broke into four gas | fact he received such a contri-, iet P Wednesday, both bound for the| stations in the Ortonville-Clarkston bution should not bar him from a _— nga eee ; zal Orient, the freighter with a cargojarea. serving as a member of the spe-|Nikolai Bulganin to join him in a| who are being of flour and lumber and the Free-| An abandoned cash register from troops clal eight-man committee, jmaking a start on a world disarm with arms from the Soviet man with troops being sent to\one of the stations was found be- He said: “If Mr. Keck likes/@ment program. b Japan, The nine passengers OM side Oak Hill road, detectives said, the freighter included two Rom&n! ang quantities of cigarettes and ithe way I vote, he has a perfect! The letter constitutes the latest Nearly 300 Oakland County residents are expegted to Eytan drew Burns’ attention to right to give money to me . . . ifjpound in a propaganda duel which Catholic missionaries. leandy were found in the car In‘his radio message, Fulton | The three were arrested by Sher- ? repeated incidents along the jI don’t want to take the MONEY the : two men have been carrying attend the Democratic Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Gata Strip border. The spokes- z ikitFa all i have to do igs to send | on over disarmament and world ‘Detroit Saturday, according to County Democratic . said pounding seas snapped the |iff's deputies Charles Rahn and said he thought Burns would it back to him. I have never known a eS AS man Chairman Carlos G. Richardson. ie Principal speaker will be Adlai E. Stevenson, Demo- forward section of the Washing. George Enners Saturday. and Waterford po-Mr, Keck in my life to ask a fa-Peace 7. fly te Cairo tomorrow to talk and Steve Mail at 3:15 lice Charles Whitlock vor of me, nor have I known) Eisenhower's note was due to |Hubbell after Rahn and Enners, ton with Egyptian leaders. p.m. . 200 contributors to my cam-be delivered to the Soviet For- cratic presidential for the top candi-* eons ee spotee Communists Forget again lj A ome (In -London British Prime Min- Thirty minutes later, the for-|5, patrol, noted the suspicious be- ef a paign ever to write and ask rn.» eign Office teday by U. 8S. Am- ward section plunged to the bot-havior of the trio. = ister Sir Anthony Eden called an) jto vote this way or that way, or bassador Charles E. Bohlen. mercy of seas and winds, cuss the serious situation in the/Contender tom,—_leaving the dereliet at— the: unexpected cabinet meeting to dis- .feven to call on me.” | Washington officials said admin- 1 He eK The winds carried away the ra-100,553 Set New Peak | Goldwater was one of the bi-! istration plans call fer it to be Middle East following the firing}oOn the national slate ¢ oe glen group of Senators (31 made public tomorrow. dio antennas, For 33 minutes the in Motorama Interest by Jordanian King HusseinGen.| this year. ~ —— + Gh nniversary of hull wallowed helplessly, At 4:38 Republicans and 22 Democrats}; 1 was learned the note first John Glubb, who had been head} The $35-a-couple dinner will . . |April 2 General iwho voted for the controversial \... dispatched radio operator Perry Harrison,| LOS ANGELES (INS)—All pre-to Moscow late of the Arab Legion Army in Jor-|start at 6 p.m. in the Masonic| LONDON «® — Joseph Stalin Seattle, got his emergency equip-vious one-day attendance record week. but poor radio recep-dan.) [Temple following an-afternoon|W@5 an all but forgotten man in |measure to exempt natural ga8 i9.¢ ment in operation and sent out his for the General Motors Motorama An Israeli spokesman said that! program ‘:pointing up accomplish-|{he Communist world today on the |producers from strict federal reg-|,;, ‘ *3 3, 2 and 7 for seats on the City Com- ‘ulation Leen eoces a eee, repre! SOS. |were shattered yesterday as 100,-Meanwh |mission and delayed plans ithe death toll of Israeli ree for policemen! ments of Michigan's Democratic ene the special a | *hird Seeiverenry of his death. mission, which .. : | eanwhile, commit: public announcement during the killed: at the Sea of Galilee was! administration,” said Richardson.| Soviet sel- Five minutes after the freighter|553 persons visited the show at the the City Charter, newspapers, ‘tee investigating Case's charge)... {Pan Pacific Auditorium. ‘that Superior dom miss a chance to remember! te-the bottom, the first ife- i weekend. Company lobby-| The Kisenhower message is both went p . . Oi] such historic events, ignored with studied calculation the man Com- boat reached the side of the Free- The Motorama will continue its ist John M. Neff offered him $2,500) negative reply to Bulganin’s re- jcalled another public hearing '0-| peated 2A ap a | ing from a single congressional scurried to safety, munists the world over had ex- filed in each of these three dis- men day, March 11. Ah, Spring evs Dut | aetriet. lalted as a demigod during his 25- lican friendship treaty and a posi- said!,.. way. Sen. tricts. Styles Bridges (R-NH) ne > , lyear reigns During the banquet, Mrs. Mar- the committee headed by Sen. Voters nominating candidates today will mark an “X” for Wal-|ove oe Th undershowers one disarmament garet Kroesing, of Hazel Park, will | In early broadcasts Moscow ra- | own ‘dio made no mention of the an plan |be honored as an outstanding pre-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Port that Neff made two contacts! . leinct. | It concerned May Mar Peek worker /niversary was more The Ekisenhower-Bulganin cor-| in lowa in an effort to talk to! ; | : ‘with shortcomings among party respondence started after the sum- Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper (R) Predictions of early Spring show- workers on collective farms. ‘California GOP’s Back ‘mit conference last July. It was) |ers and warmer weather will send Pope Issues Warning | about the Natural Gas Bill. A few leaders have joined in jat that time that. Eisenhower pro-| Nixon for Re-election Pontiac area residents looking for’ jposed that the United States and) their raincoats with happy smiles SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — The Russia exchange aerial reconnais-| tomorrow. ‘ powerful California Republican As- | VATICAN CITY (INS) — Pope ing ne chances on another switch | ; saince and military blueprints as! Italy’s Gronchi Today ‘The predicted high tomorrow Pjus XII has issued a blunt warn-\in Kremlin policy. sembly has endorsed. Vice Presi- a first step toward disarmament.| = ripe ibn Hf to 58 degrees. jing to the western world against. DETROIT ns dent Richard Nixon for re-election. (®—Italy’s President But the balmy temperatures may) peace’’ being of-|=___, aw | _session of fhe = the ‘‘fallacious Closing - was scheduled/ be All-County Teams accompanied by thundershow-fered by “militant materialism Countess Blasts Rumor assembly's convention in San Fran- to arfive in Detroit today for al ers, too. March isn’t going to be) The Pontiff yesterday declared:| LONDON (INS)—A report that cisco. yesterday, delegates roared two-day tour of auto plants and! Coming Thursday, in the Pon. | absolutely pleasant, you know. "For militant materialism a time Peter Townsend, jilted boy friend their approval of a resolution In manufacturing facilities tiac Press, the All-County A. B Tonight's low will be near 40 de-| of ‘peace’ represents only a pre-of Princess Margaret, shortly which the body “enthusiastically Gronch; left Ottawa, Canada. by, and C and All-League basketball | grees. The lowest temperature pre-carious truce during which it would become engaged to Belgian endorses Dwight D. Eisenhower plane for Detroit, with his wife! teams. Don't miss these selec. | ceding 8 a. m. was 36 degrees. The (materialism) awaits the social Countess Alwina VanLimberg-Sti-for President of the United States Carla, and Clare Boothe Luce | tions, in the Pontiac Press sports thermometer registered 48 degrees and economic disintegration of|rum was termed “ridiculous rub-and Richard M. Nixon for Vice day — one of U. S| Ambassador to Italy. pages. ' at 1 p. m. other peoples.” 'bish"’ by the Countess today, Presjdent of the United States.” partlyiS Six persons who die in the} every — — — oremseneennnnanlib pean ¢ today incorrectly diag-will die of: it this year; 500,000 nosed as other diseases mew cases of cancer will be than they were ten vears @agnesed in 1956 and mere than ago , : . 700,000 persons will be under By BURDETT C. STODDARD | politan area of Detroit.” ex-climbed fo $315,043,000 in 1948 up by Ne eri S conquers other d medical County Planner Noland R. Superintendents asking parents of in other communities for reasons care for cancer, Oakland County's share of re-plained Commission Director | and $596,986,000 in 1954, |Heiden and a 17-man committee of pupils why and where they bought that can be remedied locally? How ° eS MALLS eS B f “7 » WY “4 | 4 ” , rg: P| 7 i ng . iacases more people are enabled. ¢/? 1956. of every four persons /t@!l sales business inthe six-county, cor ae: Full-work-week \Petadl goods. does the parking situation affect five on into the age groupe who get cancer, one will be saved Southeastern. Michigan area) At end of 1954, Macomb County employes totated SAR anaes ii b Mctieans 11,341 in 1948 and 18,180 two years oe of eset Rese nS oO live 1 age groups | 1g sine lesearc . The Bureau of Business Re- |Shopping and do more consumers —radiation and surgery are the climbed from 8 to 13 per cent claimed 5 per cent of retail trade, ago hardest hit by cancer | search is tabulating results with only approved methods of cure.|duririg the 13-vear period from 1939:compared with 3 in 1939. Monroe! During More than 96,000 questionnaires tearm their tiving inside or outside Here are some other facts and the first half of 1955 Pon-) culated last year with aid a complete report expected next Another will die needlessly be-through 1954, ithe county? County has held steady at about population, led all Oakland cities in| WET® Circulated fast year to fall. It is expected answer | The results will be used to as- the following questions: sist companies intending to locate John Geiger, science writer, starts a six-part series on can- | Where are major shopping cen-'new firms in the county, retailers ters and what retail functions do|with a need to improve local, serv- cer on page 4 of teday's Pontiac Press. He discusses recent prog. ‘they perform? Are consumers sat-|ing of shopping travel patterns and 81 to 74 cent ress in the fight against this dis- : ; an | Birmingham Jed in average re-County . News............... per 12 \isfied with retail service they are/functions being by vari- ease, jof types that science doesn't yet) “Qne part of the study involves : ne | tail sales have the knowledge examination: of retail trade; followed $1,365, | Editorials $1,476. | Sports Saeeeieee 6 at per person Pontiac | receiving from loeal merchants?ous shopping centers. ....,...... to Pi by cure, autem. an Se 22, 23 at a a age eeenvere- ‘What -are approximate sizes of} Local communities will be able ........ figures from the American Can; , ion pane its growth, tendencies to flourish Percale! a ade as and 4.0% IN’ Part of the retail survey com-| Theaters “4 market areas served by major re-ito have available separate studies Society: omasioam in the future ............... and cer relative oom role | oe prises a study of consimer buying} TV & Radio Programs..... 31 |tail centers? Why do people shop prepared by the University cover- Cancer kills approximately 685 oes W. Huron 8t.. Open Rves. FE 2-3615' and importance in the fnetro-habits and attitudes in Oakland Sales totaled $83,019,000 in 1939, set! Women's Pages...... 13, 14, 15 iwhere they do and do they shop'ing their own business districts. City Election Polls Remain Open Until 8 o’Clock Tonight — * ca : : A >} vi : ’ Cagle ag ey a i ee —— iy NE ah | : i ps ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1956 et re ee ‘ = jae ‘ 4 ‘ ¢ a iJ j f sf ° ' Y 1 4 & A ; Dulles Arrives ee The Day in Birmingham i sti i 7 — = ‘ or SEATO Par Brownell-Forest Parking: | for SEATOPariey) | Slated for Vote Tonight | Secretary Is Optimistic! _| BIRMINGHAM — The Brownell died Saturday at St, Joseph's 5 3-Day Meeti | With jand Forest parking lot will be vot-|home in Detroit. Her husband, | * _ 1 ‘ a rf; “Allis i Korechi Seow illsew hist pase snc | al sl abort SE iy sd wal hl te No tO See KARACHI, Pakistan ®—U. §&. ~~ eiegiegcncsg ayy Panag a hen ae ( | paenareyfier anred _— —— : A hearing on the necessity for leaves a daughter, Mrs. Clair-D. \ ; foreign ministers and military, bors let Ma 4 rey oa an Goan oe leaders of America’s seven inite limits are yet not estab-| Capt, John J. Ross of Bay City: SEATO Pact, allies. a lighed, is expected to be set for) 11 grandchildren, and 8 great- ; .| ‘In a brief airport statement Dul-yell pool — a }. | |les-said-he~-was -sube“‘great-good; cece oe | Rosary will be said at Bell Chap- will come” trom the three-day -The plan before the comimils-|e} of the William R. Hamilton Co. { conference of the Southeast Asia| sion tonight calls for the four (at 9 tonight and Requiem High | Treaty Organization Council open-lots on the northwestof | Mass will be sung at 10 a.m. corner to- aa : : Brownell morrow and Forest to be made | at Holy Name Church. | . Dulles’ Big Three partners, for-| N. ¥. Jackson will assist in the execution of foreign policies. Curtis | ‘mt ® lot, which EngineerL. | Burial will be in Mt. Elliott Ceme- aged air traffic controls in | $i ta" ue aeure snotudng“on, |tT%* Detroit DANGER AREA IN PACIFIC The Atomic Energy Conmaiesinae [Cigh Secretary Selwyn Lloyd of} will be in chirge of bringing the nation’s , figure ao)... a rey [Britain and French Foreigh Min-| jine with the jet era's needs, : has set aside a huge ‘danger area” in the Pacific to pave the way ister Christian Pineau, arrived) Seta ae and an ornamen. Pr utor fo Seek “forU. 8. ndcleaf tests that will begin this spring and may continue later today. s : ee -— s = = me! OSEC: = well into the summer. The delegates from the other: ® The ts would slack Ships and planes were “warned not to enter after April 20 an sett tle "Kanas, ‘wer Hits Breakwater rhadule Series jasess tar Sagi Se: Third Term in Office area of approximately 500,000 square miles around its Eniwetok- veto ear termes’ ™-On Walled Lake laut eee Recep) Bikini testing grounds. ~ Oakland County Prosecutor Fred- This is nearly 10 times larger than the restricted zone set for TO SET UP HEADQUARTERS in Police Chase "of Polio Shots — tension of Daines between Hunter erick C. Ziem announced today he ,| the 1954 H-bomb series. The forthcoming series of tests are slated | After an opening public session and Woodward. will seek a third 2-year term in _ ope, Copsey told -| to involve smaller defensive type nuciear weapons — probably anti-jin the Sind State Assembly hail, per hour early this morning led the conference in closed meetings SFA Cito pne ssc | rene Stereo aren erove arsenate to the arrest of a Walled Lake Clinic Will Give Second eo is expected to take up first the man on charges of driving under question of establishing a perma-at Pontiac Site Tuesday Police said O'Neal was ai the influence of liquor, but not to Missouri with his two-M ayor Thrown Pontiac Deaths nent secretariat and a headquar-until the motorist had crashed a and Friday ters—probably in Bangkok— for throughout the county. daughter, Peggy, after having an fence, skidded down the bank in the Clink for on- the organization, Until now, it has First elected in 1952, Ziem to the ice of, Walled Lake and pre- Second injections of Salk polio been _to a large extent Edna Rk: Bixby viously had served as an assist- _a paper Good Cause tT tt “his Car tnto-“et vaccine are available for children ant prosecutor and special prose-—— breakwater. cement outfit. a Service for Edna R. Bixby, 73,) Dulles, Lloyd and Pineau are’ cutor for a grand jury. Joseph Brunelle, 45, of 1558 who received the first injections manager has recommendedin- who died Friday in Lake Worth, #180 certain to spend much time 4 lin private conversations the A World War I veteran, he ob- Quinif Dr., is being held at Oak-at the Health Department clinic| creasing the project, with an Ty on tained both B.A. and law degrees from the University of Michigan. land County Jail on a charge of. after Oct. 1, 1955. entirely new district assessment Fia., will be held . vat 1| rising threat of an Arab-Israeli * * p.m, in Pixley Funeral Home, drunk driving, He was to be ar- war, * * * “raigned today before Justice Jo- Rochester, with burial in Mount The last clinic will be held at Other items on the agenda are Avon Cemetery. Lloyd said in New Delhi that seph J. Leavy of the City of Pontiac City Hall on Tuesday from | Loses Race, Wins Life the Ferndale-Park right of way The daughter of Taylor and “time is running out’ in the con-Sylvan Lake. 9 to 11:30 am. and Friday from} at Railroad Crossing and paving hearing, requests for Laura Kentner Bixby, she was born flict between the Arabs and Isra-Chief Ted Robinson of Wolverine 1 to 4:30 p.m. | Elm street improvement, Meyrick in Pontiac April 18, 1882, and was Children who received one in. property water service, and help el “and the trouble is getting Lake ‘Pelice Department said he FLINT (INS)—A 21-year-old De- worse rather than better." was alone in a scout car shortly troiter won and lost a race today. raised in Oakland and Lapeer jection prior to Sept. 1, 1955 /for the water and ice problem on Counties. should begin a new series when Martin street. A final cost report after midnight Sunday when he Police said Robert Grubbe ap- ‘ ’ . spotted Brunelle drivi north parently tried to beat a Grand She became a teacher in Chi-vaccine is available to assure for Parking Lot No. 1 will be cago, where she later resided wittr Trunk passenger train at a cross- Summerfield's Wife |sru's micepe hour down the “more complete inimunity, offi her nephew, Neil N. Hilton. She middle of the road on South Com-— se 2 ing in the heart of the village of cials said, is survived by several nieces and teenage merce. Davison, 10 miles east of Flint. Minor injuries of three He almost made it. Robinson gave chase and stopped Vaccine for first injections is be- lboys were treated at Beaumont nephews in Michigan. The train clipped the rear end the car, but Grubbe's life was ing received in small quantities. |Hospital after their car crashed off DETROIT (INS) — The wife. ofjbut the motorist ‘‘took off and Physicidns are attempting to in- ‘into a light pole at Maple and Mrs. Isaac Hoffman spared. He is in St. Joseph hospital Postmaster General Arthur [E./@lmost ran me down when I got oculate those on their lists as rap-Shirley Sts. Saturday afternoon. idly as possible, in Flint with head injuries and Mrs. Isaac (Alice 8.) Hoffman, Summerfield arrived in Willow Run Ee “ “ on ad tales — The driver, George Albert Hol- LJ * * back lacerations and is in a state 86, of 20 Mt, Clemens St., died this iden, 1087 Knox, 15, was ticketed Sunday afternoon to enter Ani joined the chase. 2 om Ue “Patience on the part of the of shock. morning after an illness of one jfor reckless driving. Police said Arbor's University Hospital. Circling a tree, Brunelle headed public will greatly facilitate the excessive speed caused the car, program,” said Dr. John E. Mon-| which skidded 94 feet, to go out Walls Are Disfigured 4 mr Marta Paar we. ato commer roe, director of the Oakland Coun-|¢ control. cialist im internal medicine at the |e. were fired at his car ty Department of Health. Holden received a bruised an-With Paring Knife University of Michigan, revealed | itit g PESTES : ft i f if Two Pontiac youths wére arrest- Gerald R. Collier, 27, of 37 Yale steal-\., intestinal Pag * * * kle, John Williams, 15, of 1016) Juveniles apparently propped a Clinics for fir'st-injections have | Knox, a cut forehead, and Ronnie || adder ‘against a vacant ‘home at not been scheduled because of the: Morrow, 15, of 1158 Vila, a 79g Cortwright St. Sundy after- short supply of the vaccine, he| pierced cheek where he Was'noon, broke in through a skylight said. lforced against the gear shift lever. and disfigured walls with a paring * * * : Marbles were thrown, probably Mrs. Thomas J. Brown, 77 San- and their doctor in Miami. We are going to go through some studies; only ene on the ballot and the by a sling shot through doors of derson St., who owns the home, Dies in Miami Beach four homes Saturday night, but told Pontiac police a band of and I think there possibly may be candidate receiving the second DETROIT W — Lawrence De! police could not find the vandal, youngsters had been seen loiter- some surgery. Whatever is going Surviving. children are: Mrs. highest number of votes wil) be Long Buhl, a prominent Detroit Reports came from Merritt Ol. industrialist, died in Miami Beach! son, 407 W. Brown; William Ro- finance a dell-Louise Caldwell of California, Mrs. to happen will occur within a few the second nominee, | = = for a little Bertha Shuler of Pontiac, Mr. days. | die, 1201 Pilgrim; C. W. Williams The candidates in Districts 1, 2, Fla. Saturday night. He as 69. thus far onlyas Harvey Hoffman of Florida and The UM specialist, who has been 4, and 7 are: Buhl, who went to Florida in 1824 Pine; and David Waibart Want to Tour Europe Dr. Theodore Hoffman of the U.S.|Mrs. Summerfield's physician for | District 1—Dr. Roy V. Cooley | February on his annual visit, suf-1355 Navy in the Phillipines. Also sur-|over a year, met her at Willow Run ¢ © «© in June by Private Car? |(incumbent), John B. Woodward,|fered a heart attack last week. viving are eight grandchildren, 24\and drove her to the hospital. Andrew A. McCaskill, Samuel Birmingham Women's Club will J.| He was president and director of |the Buhl Land Co., whose Space Left for 2 great grandchildren, and a brother, Whiters, David simmons. hear Mrs. William Burlingame, | proper- Joseph Hayman of Toronto, President Health Bill Immediate Reservations District 2—Philip E. Rowston ties include the Buhl building in. talk on “It's Gardening for You"; Canada. Required at the regular meeting tomorrow) incumbent) Frank O'Brien, Wil-downtown Detroit. Funeral arrangements are pend- References Exchanged afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Baldwin liam G. Spence. | District 4—Floyd P. Miles (in-| Introduced by Dem TT ing at the Huntoon Funeral Home. library. The American Home Contact has charge of the cumbent), Basil W. Toles, Narnun| burglars Invade House, \department ed Sunday night after an alleged Mrs. Harry Whittaker Robert A. Joynt WASHINGTON (INS)—A Demo-R. Bolton, Louis H. Biles. Take Watches, Cigarettes. meeting, and an election of offi- two-hour joy ride in a stolen con- District: %7—Victor L. Smothers, cers is on the agenda. 1316 W. Brocker Rd. Burglars who ransacked home| ‘i vertible cratic congressman introduces leg- Robert A. Joynt, 71, of 914 Chest- a islation today requiring regular Benjamin M. Gates, Robert Lan-at 51S. Ardmore St. Sunday night | Metamora Trangmmssion of the car had St., Cadillac, formerly of Pon- nut Mrs, Robert M. Ross dry, Gilbert W. Long. 5e| La a public reports on the health of The second issue to be decided|17S two watches and a carton| ‘of by es reedPte ssamis| Phone Met 66F12 been badly damaged according to tiac, died at his residence Satur- Waterford Girl Injured Mrs. Helen (Nellie) E. Ross, 86, | President Eisenhower and his suc- Terry E. Kelly, of Auburn Heights, day after a lengthy illness. cigarettes, according to Pontiac! ep arr cessors. a “jwho reported the theft at about) “He was born in Gagetown on ~~ Auto Tree = Strikes rf Rep. Herbert Zelenko (D-NY) ‘= “Be at the ‘or and Julius Van Acker reported his 7 p.m, from 216 Central St. March 18, 1884 and married Clara said that under his proposal chief @ Waterford police stopped the pair Gilbert in Cadillac. hated may ¢ ‘S| entire home was left in shambles. executives would undergo frequent Mr, Joynt came to the city physical checkups and the findings from from Bay City and was a would be disclosed to the Ameri- 4 10:15 p.m. at W. Huron St. and feat ~ |The rear door was pried loose, he, The proposal is the result of a |said, and drawers and cabinets at Vooheis Rd. recommendation by a Citizens opened and contents scattered. Want) Pontiac Service They were turned over to Oak- retired merchant, can people, Compensation Study Committee land County Children’s Home after -— The congressman said in a state- ment yesterday that President Fi-tiac mayors and two past com- Surviving besides his wife are composed of three former Pon: |Roads Authority to Speak | questioning by Pontiac detectives, ; four children; Miss Betty Joiynt who said one youth is on parole . missioners. 'to Group senhower” has “inadvertently” and Mrs. William Frankenfield of for setting fire to a railroad box- what he would do in Miss Goldie Joynt ofjfailed to say Miss Jarvis, who was unable to | Pontiaci, car. Under the proposal, the six corn-- Gerald W. Graves, executive di- and Mrs. Roman the event of an “adverse medical make a as to how statementthe Dallas, Texas missioners would receive $25 for:rector of the Michigan Good Roads Mr. Eisen- accident occurred, suffered frac-Arnoldy of Houston, Texas. Also|Teport."" He called on tures of leg, arm_—andand wrist Four-Auto Smashup every official meeting not to ex-| Federation, will speak before the public make SCORES OF to grandchildren) bower to continue surviving are two ceed $1,300 for one year. They|Pontiac Kiwanis Club at noon to- Letticia Baker of the ‘findings of his doctors. Mrs. -multiple cuts and bruises in’ the and a sister, presently are paid $5 a meeting) morrow in the Hotel Waldron. OTHER PRIZES crash. Midland. Hospitalizes Driver sia! ana ce» Watchmaker Guilty Receives Minor Injuries ~ and up to a maximum of $300 a The ‘federation was instrumental ~ res year jin promoting the recent survey of The mayor would receive $2,000) Michigan highway needs done by One driver was hospitalized in a Freeland with buri iowing!, based on 12 installments|the Automotive Safety Foundation. When Car Rolls Over a year Colorado Murder four-car pileup, early Sunday at in Freeland Cemetery. The body is in | under the new plan. He presently! S. Saginaw and Raeburn Sts. Detroiter Richard T. Daher, 17. at the Taylor Funeral Home in receives the same pay as the com. Johnson! whosé car rolled over Saturday BRIGHTON, Colo. (P—A district! missioners. jury has convicted Robert! The Jocation of the city’s 44 night on Rochester road near court Mercy Hospital with possible leg pre- Two Slightly Injured Mark Dearmin, 21, of second de-'cincts is listed here for the refer-) Mead road, was treated for minor injuries. gree’ murder in the shooting of/ence of all Pontiac voters. Indivi-| Collier's car rammed into one as Car Misses Curve {Hubert Hahn, 27, a symphony dual registration cards indicates ip) _|driven by Muriel L, Stephens,35, trombonist. ‘which precincts voters are regis. ties said Daher’s car hit an icy Revel Ces, pare said andl ‘Following the verdict Saturday, tered. Two men were slightly injured turn was struck by the car of Col-|Saturday night when their car spot in the road and went out of Judge Martin P. Miller deferred) 1—Whittier School: 2—Fire Sta-| lins Hughley,51, of Detroit. missed a curve on Franklin Rd. lsentencing to allow counsel for the tion 2;a 3 and 38 — Bagley School; | control. |Denver student watchmaker time 4—Emmanuet Christian School; | Yours Ce ee ing. ADVANCE SALE!}}| 26, to consider an appeal. Conviction 5, 39 and 40—Washington School; | The Weather The driver, Charles J. Lee, of from 10 years .6 and 9—Senior High School; 7—; Today! carries Crane, 47, Luther sentence and of Plymouth a |Stevens Hall; 8%, 31, and 41—Web-| PONTIAC AND ee Partly today ané srmet to-|aged, REG. $1.25 police said. $ _ster School: 10—Crofoot School; day, areend M4. toni neat! i | UNO PP inle TICKETS Stop out today, see all the oad ptashiy tnonkars winds as aes - 1¢ ook Suspect Two Men 54-58, Nertheasterly Hospital. isymphony, in a robbery attempt 12—Wisner School. Pontiac police he was last Sept. a2. . _ becoming southerly this afternoon and Others are: 13 and 14—Lincoin|f [€W 1956 Johnson Motors. m2 NOW in Theft of Radios tA. | Lee told Temerrow nicht shewers and colder, low 32-36. Choose yours! Convenient turning with the road and failed) Miss Joyce Danielson, 25. for-| School; 15 and 42—Owen School; | unfamiliar Cone _ SAVE 40¢ Two men are suspected of .oe the curve. His car was not merly of Muskegon, Mich., was a/16 and 35—LeBaron School; 17— CREDIT TERMS can be ) 85 Today in : Peo mtine Lewest temperature preceding * am ing two pocket radios Saturday) prosecution witness. She was with Emerson School: 18—Fire Station, damaged, police said. 4 CHILDREN SOc arranged to fit your bud- from a storé at 51 W. Huron St.,| Hahn in a car at the time of the 4; 19—St. Michael's Hall; 20—, “Bt hm Wing. calm am Pontiac police said. holdup. Y.M.C.A.: 21—Central School: 22—' get. TICKETS ON SALE AT Suh sete Monday at 6:27p m. fe ane sets Monday at 12:03 p.m. An employe said the pair were, jCity Hall; 23—Eastern Junior, ALL LEADING FLORISTS in De-fs rises Tuesday at 3:26 am. seen loitering shortly before the! ON THE \High: 24—Longfellow School; 25, troit and vicinity, and in Windsor, 35 Officials Invited store closed at 5:30 p.m. The ra-| and 26—McConnell School; 27, 28, NEED OUTBOARD Northland), Crowley's, Kern's, Sears’ dios were valued at $52, police’ BAND WAGON! to Nuptials in Monaco and 29—Wilson School; 30—Congre-| Ward's, Kinsel's, Rayl's, Grinnefl's, said. i gation B'nai Israel; 32—Wever| REPAIRS! Your always on the band Bleazby's; Demery’s and Cunning- wagon when you use Press jSchool; 33—Naval Training Center; Fi then don't wait for the ham's Griswold Street Store. NICE (INS)—The Monocan gov- F ‘ernment has invited about 35 chiefs ‘Treated, Released After Want Ads to find buyers for 34—Pontiac Housing Bldg.; 36 and Spring rush! .. . then expect of state which maintain diplomatic temperature... . 4 those unused articles you have |3?1—Jefferson Junior High: 4—, to get immediate service, Amateur PHOTO CONTEST—$2.000 in Prizes 24 to sell. Here's an example of relations with the tiny principality . 45 ‘Car Strikes Abutment — 'Malkim School; and 44 at Baldwin Get your repair work done Sponsored by MICHIGAN PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS’ ASSOC. quick results... sold ail 3 to the Grace Kelly-Prince Rainier School. | now and be set for the season Injured when his .car struck a instruments the first night. wedding. } ahead. SHOW OPENS SATURDAY, 11 A.M. One Tear Age in Pontiac feoncrete abutment off Avon road. Got sornething to sell? Try a It was also learned today that ture... nonce bat Want Ad! jnear John R last night, 26-year-old some 4,000 champagne glasses Admits Drunk Driving Virgil Chapman of 121 E. Howard | have been ordered for the palace UPRIGHT PIANO, $40. TENOR Charged with drunk driving, Ray St: was given emergency treat-' barijo, $40. Violin, $35. OR 3-1688. {garden party for Monocans to cele- Pruitt, 27, of 2110 E. Walton Blvd. | ment and released from Avon Cen-| i‘brate the union of the American Slaybaugh’s pleaded guilty “before Springfiéld ter Hospital. | serene and the 32-year-old Prince. Township Justice Emmett J. Leib Chapman was unable to make a To Place Your Want Ad 7 aren was fined $75 with $25 costs. f Milwaakee “ i cecsaneaiice we cn necident/ DIAL FE 2-8181 |, Train Mishap in Japan Sports Shop site ah, —...| 30) estimated75 of every’ Flint Resident Fined | \ MICHIGAN FLOWER & GARDEN EXHIBITION, INC. Benito Gonzales, 2, of Fint,) 630 Oakland Ave. (INS)—Twenty | TOKYO when passen- ; An iously, ; y4 $j|consumer dollar spent for pork) who pleaded guilty to reckless. P : ui five cars of a frieght- driving Saturday before Springfield hones: $ 67 42\g0es for cuts that make up some-' : , ae 3% 3a\what less than one-half the hog’'s DN SET | an o | passenger train jumped the tracks) wicteantvakeiie yard tumbled) Township Justice Emmett J. Leib, 16 Washington 87 Shiveweight. ‘down a small embankment. paid -his fine of $35 with $25 costs. p : : : : ; | r ; f na : j ‘ * 4 | ; z ee A ' ‘ s. . 1 : .t -/ ae ' j ; + oi z S ‘ a “7 4 ‘ ‘ a a \ : THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1956 : : HREE Are MMT ss Copter Service Family of 22 Enjoys Served. MealeSe OPEN TONITE * Golier family of Brockton, ohh ate|tic duties were not too difficultidinners and‘ television appear- City Airport Flight Firm breakfast one morning and ate),suse most of for the family while the children “look|ances here 20° grapefruit halves, 40 scrambled a ra to Scheduleandjezes, several pounds of bacon, |*iter each other pretty well” But}and then back to Brocton where Shuttle cotfee “and and|She admitted to baking 20 loaves|jp.yearold Sharon won't be able ee -, Instruction Classes or ha ort ae ea A ym he ar a TE eons MONDAY &T -UESDAY ONLY! DETROIT —A helicopter taxi] ‘The De 55 and his|®®S With Goliers—he's dumplings. Wrought Iron—SWIVEL tae ad is ol Sule sca lac eal iataageer® is 48—have 20 chil-ces evelielie in} wife, Winona service soon will be ‘Detroit, dren. $ A Whole NEW Pen for °s * « Ye * * * Stand > the Price of a Refill! maa Whirl-Air Ine, at Detroit City} “It's good to sit down at break- e i | te A Fn ¥ ¥ 4c and are brand @ —— has ordtred a helicopter |fast and not have to cook,” ex- bell Aircraft Cérp. and €: claimed Mrs; De Golier when tuted 413 @ pens usually priced ot verse from aw NE Se SS I Sa : m4 ig ig eeceee seecececeeceoeeeseeeoeee \@ ie ‘je i$ Residents .{18 3 ‘le ee aa 7aTITS it (3i ‘ls is AS Choice of yellow, pink, blue. pastel colors. Fine 8mm $62.00 Value torward 11.6 3 Shelf |] 98 see your doctor. 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Saginacw —Main Floor | 2 3 > 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor 3$ , —2nd Floor} \ Street , hee sy SaginawStreet BROTHERS jargain > HOUSEWARES BROTHERS Store PAPAAARAPAAARAAPRALRARALAAS OLIIIIIIIIOOTI OES. | % is A ) \ { P ~ , ° pects delivery next month. ._jbrewkfast- * ° was over. ~~ NATIONALLY r ° JohnL. Tygard, of She usually cooks fromto 9 president’ 7 ADVERTISED ° Whirl-Air,the helicopter wilt |@.m for the children who range said be axaietle far tend coreion and Hemme Stsoe fe 7 og ' TONITE & ° ee : flight instruction. seven are . ‘Three e ry ° ry ° “If someone wants us to pick ee euuly been Pe — them up at their home we'll do it if they have 100 by 100 foot arealsio. ° BARGAIN BASE Maleal The De Goliers, here in conjune- with the opening of the Sird _AMnNO LY, Sorte’? BALL ila eae a eccees ° a to iand,**-said Tygard. The serv-; e qcjannual American SS to c@st about $75 Monday, live Toy Fair next SOecre fruit s ice e : on a and vegetable farm about 20 miles rel \S or | ee ees from Buffalo. Fair officials call ae Se oe Ee ____Two other helicopters are sched- ° on uled for delivery in Detroit peat eee living “Tamily is $1.29 Valve 4 month to give the Motor city its * SIMMS PR t e first civilian-owned helicopters.—} bien oles! seldom makes vie orion * eg 2 Freuhauf Trailer Co. has ordered ve! 8, : pooh —_— balla . of the $40,000 copters to shut-Recreation acai on * am C one vo tle executives between downtown]: Ui'e ® FS or ’ Detroit, city airport, Willow Run|™ ,< and the company's new research in Troy Township. ° . _ Guaranteed 2 Rockford cmuvare:jeton sod quay shy 3k center First Quality abu 1 Clat — Big 72x108 lack —‘eaih badass Guomsten bag or eee Ate voreck SE oe a ca ed "Retractable. 8 r | : Sheets Cloth ornes Line Pro dered a helicopter and plans to | IONIA (#—Two men were killed!) Each photo has deckied edges and i © Writes Dry Dryer p in it between Detroit at 12:30 a.m, today when a car in|) “*'* ‘amped on it 8 edd $4.00 Val an -8-Foot Length commute pensar g . and his home near Ann Arbor. |which they were riding missed a/) Lega e r $3.19 Value aiue ‘alue. ~ sae He is president et Anierican jcurve on M4, eight miles north of ; ALL COLOR FILMS 43 ° —! Gan Rr quolity percale | = poe Ag” in %29 uipsier | ysaed ¢ Metal Products Co, Ionia, and crashed into a tree. 2 Rushed Direct The helicopters are single engine| Dead are Charles E. Graf, 21, |} EASTMAN KODAK machines that carry three persons|2"4 Glenn W. Rounds, 36, both of); : | to ; sheets with 186 threads IE fistfattors for : compast ae nomena per square stain. Will NOT fade. inch. Combspun for extra strength. | TiSocececcccccesonsecbent et tecoe vonticis — for Best Color Prints me feted beer Sac" 2°Etutta ‘teach he: pilot nearby Rockford. Police said it}; ? Me. 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They aré counting on the state to provide $3,239,000 next, year to operate and expand the university. The State Legislature is expect-) ed to decide before its session) movies now ends April 6 whether the state green or muslin will take over Wayne. SLEEP TONIGHT WITHOUT PAINS OF | ARTHRITIS RHEUMATISM Size or Your Money Back ! Take PRUVO Tablets as dirtcted today. Mi e7722222 2222222220.) : inutes Without j Prove to yourself there is no better non- narcotic relief from Arthritic-Rheumatic et aches and pain attacks... and "TONIGHT and TUESDAY ONLY SPECIALS thalf the usua! cost Double action PRUVO Tablets give prompt relief from | pain attacks... supplies Vitamin C, so | essential to the es hy and elasticity of | } connecting tissues in joints and body. Use | ‘ 4 the tablets in $1.5Q bottle... if mot | ALL Only $5 Holdsin Layaway —— with results, return balance to RUVO } for money back. 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They have won better under- for going ahead. There are good nucleic acids. It proved to be the acid (or DNA for short), for two standingof how the tiny organisms scientific reasons for believing most effective agent yet found for reasons. © called viruses work, how they that we can make better medicines slowing temporarily the heart-One reason was: that a long trail cause disease, how anti-virus that will do more than restrain breaking onslaughts of acute’ leu-drugs ‘might be made, and how of research indicated that in every cancer temporarily — chemicals cell—the basic little units that kemia, a cancer of the blood, in virusesmight be frained, like bi- efPETy te . } ; ' i § a that will cure one or The scientists want, up body, as ological to attack cancer. possibly children. make just ‘soldiers, the indivi- simply, to more forms of cancer.” turn these smaill tri-dual rooms make up a hotel—DNA And there has been a dramatic the cell does, what products it ne gm umphs into bigger onés. change in the hunt for cancer EFFECTIVE, BUT SLOW drugs. One of their earlier efforts was Workers at Sloan-Kettering turn-the chemica! that governs the beginning, one makes, what functions it performs, THE is what “In me- a drug called mercaptopurine, a ed to studies of the nucleic acids. it grows, how oftenit lis, el how splits morial clever counterfeit of one of the lespecially one with the jawbreak--new cells, the tested from into two and charac- everything apple teristics of these daughter cells. sauce to zinc..1t was hit-or-miss MEMORIAL “Cancers ate-made up of celis,-}-anda lot more miss than hit. groping INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is relatedto my work. Un. elue to its vicious character and _WHAT’S MY LINE? too, Is the cancer cell's DNA a We were just in the | dark. scramble as few as pouible to guess my Answer its unchecked growth? are beginning to “Today we @ppeors under arrow, downward. understand-life—normal and can- The second reason stemmed) i 1AMA. eee ewe ooo chemical terms. can liest cancer drugs: A _ realization from a realization about the ear-cerous—in our because We we choose weapons that almost every agent that 1 768 know something about cancer's Reverent in purpose, checked cancer, and many that % stréngths and weaknesses, its sup-symbolic in design eaused jt, seemed to affect one ply and We . 4 of lines fuels. may-be . tribute re- special part of the cell. This part miles from a drug to eure cancer, spect and honor to. 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NEW YORK To me, Deb | Sparks-Griffin orah Kerr is one of the most wore real pimples. | said 1 was to see Deborah Kerr, had come in at 3:23 p.m., stuffed! in a tone as apologetican usher as beautiful and talented be’ I FUNERAL HOME I am beyond true paralyzing mentioned that she would be ac-with superb haddock as dealt by, who has seated a guest wrong in have seen. She is a her witha stage fright, but I came out of the companied by a. Mr. Leonard P. J. Moriarty, owner ef a 6th) ee =. ea first “Thoughtful Service” whir-r-r-r-r-r! brightness down the steps into the Wayne of Paramount Pictures, avenue emporium of — * LJ * considered twilight of the 21 Res-“Is she here?’ I asked of the * 8 * % * ba 46 Williams St. Phone FE 2-584) To meet. and talk with her in taurant with some awe, not out dark, not unhandsome attendant. A dignified lady sonia: by me -“Youto see Miss were Kerr?” afterthe of respect for the restaurant but “No,” he said positively. 24-Hour Ambulancé Service all gave a $12.65 belch; at least it She had been there dll. along, movie people I had met, some-eos gis uae abel It didn't encourage me to linger,| patiently waiting for half an hour. bea sounded like $12.65—give or take’ thing of a personal adventure . She was to see. “I'll walt in here,” I said, un- | As I turned the corner and en-| comfortably, moving intothe half a buck. I felt justified’ in Jounge eres. . giving a dignified $1.76 burp back based on the haddock, _Big_black-brows didn't «say yes No reply. Silence. Class will al-As“ I walked gloom, or no. So I sidled into a chair. ways tell. toward her I couldn't but envy the Nervously I fingered my wallet. at It was still-there. There was no} I picked up_a-topy of the. New! black-! _guardianthe Yorker, smiled at the cartoons, money in it but I knew it held The ugly crusts and scales of PSORIASIS, ($.D.)* glanced at the short pieces looked PARSONS, Kan. —A tall, to say to these children is “that appearing on the arms, legs and scalp, identitycard from the U, 5S. they are significant in’ spite. of an at the signatures ot the fiction gentlev-oiced clergyman from Department of Defense, and 1 need no longer to wear lon: their —handic: ap—that they Pees, count: North Dakota is spendinghis first] sleeves, long skirts, a long bob. As figured that in an emergency I equally in God's sight.” * * * could haul it out and cry “See! hundreds of thousands of sufferers have @ Then I started looking * > * Lent in an unusual new offshoot at my learned, SIROIL tends to remove unsightly F4. | This is me!” of the -ministry—as a psychiatric The hospital's psychiatrists ‘are| watch. Had Deborah Kerr stood external PSORIASIS lesions. If-tesions re-4 — FROM ITALYThis statue, a I looked at the Western draw- pleased with the way the chap- me up’ It was quite a distinction, cur, light ap-' replica of the famous “Discus —_— * * ¢ ings of Frederic Remington on) lain’s religious work — which also but one that somehow I didn't plications of Thrower” by ancient Greek sculp-the wall. They seemed terribly The Rev. Mr. Sigurd Peterson, includes a huge schedule of. per-| want. She was one of the Holly- SIROIL will_ help control -—-tor-Myron, is-a-gift te-the-Ameri-} ‘@ Nativeof Kenmare;-N-D.; in the; sonal counseling — dovetails with} ‘robust—and—iong— | Are “em barren ‘wood TewT really wanted fo see.) “Bla Weakness” (Getting Up can people from Italy. Shown in Middle West for some 20 years, their own therapy. This aims at An elderly man near the door The" black-browed man at the!, too f burning them. SIROIL . growled and half started from his front of the White House in the most recent in Racine, Wis., resolving a ‘child's emotional con- iss "SS uirkee Olewdy Urine! due te door grumbled vaguely at his will not stain Kidney Biadder irri common Washington, it was presented by, but he said today he found his flicts, developing his mentality as chair. + table.I hurriedly reached -for clothing or which sometimes result in Backache, “ * * and irritations Italy’s President Giovanni Gronchi present job “the most satisfying far as possible, and creating a Forbes, a magazine that has to do) Siis5 bedlinens, It during his recent visit. of my life.” personality adjusted to its handi-“Wall” Street must have col-with business, and trusted no one is offeredon a Adenauer He serves as full-time chaplain at the Parsons State Training School for _Mentally RetardedParty|Children. He, is 2 Lutheran. cap. The nickle lapsed,”’ I thought nervously. But apparently it hadn't. Because the U.S. 1913 Liberty, or V-type old man puffed back contentedly is very rare. Only six are|in his seat, like a smiling faced but myself would realize my inter-| est was purely temporary, and not mercenary. Then qa tall young man, gilded ¢* 2-weeks-satisfaction-or-money-refunded basis. 23 years of successful results, Write for free booklet SIROIL LABORATORIES, INC., Dept. 123 DRUG STORES SANTA MONICA, CALIF. ~ Wins in Election in be ee teak. he, took a rigorous nine-month course in psychiatry at a Topeka, Kan hospital. He is convinced religion) known to be in existence. in layers of renown between a Six Seats More ‘Parliament Gained in State has that At much common ground with branch of medicine. the Parsons hospital, which Voting; Reds Ousted does field some pion eer work in the of .menta} retardation, = chaplaincy is on an equal basis “ STUTTGART, Germany ) — with other clinical gervices. With the last state election hurdle safely cleared, rad Adenauer’s Chancellor Kon- Christian Demo- ~ Nearly —< ay ped children and young handicap- people be- cratic Union looked ahead today tween 6 and 21 are at Parsons. with renewed confidence to the The minister's religious mes- 1957 nationwide election. sage is painstakingly adapted to) The Guar dasied tem Anne superior tobaccos . Richer, tastier —espe-comes clean—through L&M’s all white held at 9 a.m, Tuesday from St. | Church, Miesl. with burial will be held at 1:30 tomorrow from! cially selected for filter smoking. For the Miracle Tip. Pure white inside, pure |Huntoon Funeral Home, Pontiac in Miami, He died suddenly Satur-| with burial in White Chapel Ceme-flavor you want, here’s the filter you need. white outside for cleaner, better smoking. ~ day. tery. She died Sunday at her home Filrens after a two-month illness. Mrs. Keerl leaves her husband; PEEQWAY He leaves three sons, Walter of arles mee hae eae = tems* “) wee « seHeerewee JUNIOR EDITORS ee iSSeS ESQG@ ee ERG esice eee een2 Heke eae es Sieweee « *. THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MARC II 5, 1956 | dent of Connecticut College. | Pupil Stirs Officials TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: pn, His heenel. have an undesirable influence Up-| The Rev, Park was a former William E. Park of president of the American. Con- tac egr-old” teacher. —Married to Teacher-on her classmates,’ a-school of-| son, ficial said, \He refused to elabo- .TOKYO @—The first teen-age Oyster are good to eat any time 88C| rate “undesirable influence.” | gregational Assn. -on bride to. try to enroll in, a Tokyo The official admitted there is ho! the year. but they are fatter labia Yes Denrniy Park. Five times more boys than girls |high school threw school officials wegulation to bar the. bride. and more palatable during the seal ion College and the father of. two'ofof New London, Conn,, is presi-suffer color blindness, * 3 into a dither today. The 17-year-old — _Sirl, _ Whose called ‘* _mont hs. YOU HELP. econ \ eee * RESCH Se STEER oe * a s a a * hd e * YOUR COMMUITY YOUR COUNTRY YOURSELF! |. ee sf ees eee ee te | ¢ as esis Perit tty warerssrum a) eee 8 SEPTKS FS ‘First submitted by: Dina Melburg, Oquawka, Il. A WALNUT INDIAN—1 ~ Indians have been used by many famous artists and sculptors as models, and junior editors have suggested time and again that I do more Indian panels. This starts a weekthem. of Here is a three dimensional portrait you,can make easily. As a background cut an oblong of smooth cardboard. Take half an English Walnut shell, clean it out and coat the at, inner rim (marked x) with glue. Press down the shell in the center of your background panel until it WITH A SAVING ACCOUNT¥ sticks firmly. Now sketch an Indian face on the shell and paint or Savings in the banks across our great country are the building paste a red feather on the background as shown. ~ Take sixstrandsof heavy black yarn and tie atan thread around blocks of our expanding Cities, Villages and Hamlets. This great -the center. Then braid each side away from the center, using two progress is made possible through the Thrift of YOU, YOU and sew en threads in each strand for thickness. Tie red string tightly around each YOU. Your security is assured with a growing bank back of you. end. The braids will look like the small center drawing. Make a short necklace of three strands of small beads ¢as shown in the lower picture, and paste the ends braid in place around the head. under the éhin. Now paste the START SAVING TODAY! Complete your mount by making a border colored like Indian, beads. JUNIOR EDITORS pays $10 for any reader's idea that is used. Write your suggestion to “Junior Editors” in care of this newspaper; it_cannot be acknowledged or returnedand in case of duplicationof |} 4} ideas, the first submission shall be accepted. Tomorrow:The | Kachina Doll Steel Rods From Careening Truck Kill 2 Visitors “Just Hungry’ After 39 Hours in Tub BOSTON i#—Mrs. Stella Crow- PITTSBURGH (®—In a few ter-|-: ror filled seconds a happy Sunday ley, 72, today was found to have afternoon turned into one of hor-|suffered no ill effects after spend- ror near here when tons. of steel|ing 39 hours in a bath tub. rods from a_ slammed into a Aand home and careening truck! combination store :killed two of the she became ill while Friday night and was inuntil yesterday when her bathing} the tubdaugh- three women * in the Ll dwelling. * ter, Mrs. Mary Hawkins, found » BRANCHES: PERRY at GLENWOOD ew. HURON at TILDEN The trucker driver, 46-year-o1a|the doors ~tocked~ Anthony Marsilli of Pittsburgh, es-|Sunday visit. on her usuat = ~ WALLED LAKE e KEEGO HARBOR | caped unhurt. The daughter called firefight- Killed instantly Helen Clark, 52, of were RD 1, Mrs./© rs, who entered the house Cora-|helped the elderly woman and into Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation opolis, and Mrs. Susan Druga, 45, of Imperial, visitors in the home, Mrs, Crowley's ofily complaint Mrs. Francis Kaelin, 49, whojafter her rescue was: “I'm hun- lived there, suffered lacerationg|gry."* and shock. State police said Marsillj told them he swerved his truck to avoid hitting an auto. The truck jack-knifed and slammed into the building. The big steel rods hur- tled from the truck into the living quarters, pushing the three wom. en out through an opposite wall ANOTHER SHIPMENT! into the backyard, SEW and SAVE With PENNEY’S EXCLUSIVE. 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Plans to an rea Line, organize Oakland Onliew temporary County association of building con-| chairman, More 40 the MILLER’S—144 i reAve. than attended Tuesday night at a second meeting) ‘group's meeting tractors will be carried. further initial er this in the AFL Labor Temple, 268 W. \week, Pike St, The event éce will begin at About establishments ae Biorend 1:3 p.m, ae 40,000 in Miller’s the U.S. are engaged in the manu- | Purpose of the organization will facturer or processing of food Saves on be to serve as an information You Many Dollars enrmmasveptncmaniaaibeetebesars All New Furniture — of Recognized Quality! eternal fr Arhnto0D A -— Latest Styles— : -Lasting Satisfaction! | Convenient Terms!" . FACING THE FACTS — A grocery store ‘for-store has consistently lost money since its open-Open -Evenings _ ety | mally goes out of business near Fort Worth, Tex., ing 18 months ago.It was one of the 179 stores. 4. with the erection of this sign reading, ‘‘Opened of the 7-Eleven erocery chain, dor “20th Year of Greene Value Gistag!. b&by. Mistake.” _ Management explained” that ie MILLER FURNITURE | Wai Romeo Dupes Lonely Women Where You Honestly Save! How to be a Romeo by mail andjscientist to trapeze artist—what-Here's an example of the man’s 144 Oakland Ave. Careful Free Delivery \dupe lonely women was revealed ever appealed to his victim’s fancy. “leatent: Although charged at the itoday by Postmaster Arthur E. | After hoodwinking a women he lime. by the federal government ~ aa a | Summerfield in Washington. borrowed large sums of money (with fraud by mail, LaBlanc ¢on- He opened up secret files in the | rcase of .Joseph LaBlanc, impris-| for some “temporary emér- \virinced a young Tampa, Fla., nurse gency,” Summerfield explained. joned lonely-hearts swindler. Sum- that he was investing ‘‘big money” lin hotels. She married him. Women of ail ages and tempera- imerfield hoped the lesson would| messtatailteao—tr Pts Terr Tor trim, “_|SCBecause of embarrassment, none pip others from being cheated. ene of his victims — except one — com- LaBlanc was not a handsome, | ; plained to police. = information | dashing lover, Summerfield said. Fl Givador Voters | But he managed to net thousands | ir indictment test October to { p cor cae) OR EUWARBS'OLNETABLETS68% | of dollars over a li-year period 2 Elect New President bee LeBlanc pleaded guilty. He ' with promises or hints of mar- riage. certo" SS MORE RRRSTIVE THAN OTHER LAXATIVES! SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador on 7 “He gave the appearance of a | man who had rough beginnings but) W—Interior Minister Jose Maria| During his court appearance, | 261 constipation cases tested results in” 90sent effective ; T0 cases! 7 teeter soetre iby his own perseverance became a|Lemus has won election handily| five women came forward with | prove OLIVE TABLETS you t of \to succeed Oscar Osorio as presi-| information. From them, postal Nature's ideal were 58% more ) j success,” Summerfield said, , dent of Central America’s small-| officials learned LaBlanc had | Medical evidence finally prom-ee oe é | Locating victims through lonely he Lest-country _~-}-gained—at least $10,000..in_ naar... thorough.-sa: -a in all the o -| 2 s-ctibswrote wari, “ma * # * | riage swindles dating back to lenis: from that miserable, ba ed mone iound toe. that een eaee ture letters.-He gave women “‘in- < F | Su rteld said. ai | dividualized lines’’ and arranged to Lemus was the candidate of| 43%, Summe | stekening feeling of irregu-outve rasLets function natu- see them personally. Osorio's Revolutionary Party of} Two of the victims, thinking La-| larity! Leading doctorsin & retly, work only on digested 4 Summerfield said LaBlanc had Unification. The united four-party|Blanc would marry them, sold aS ee ee have 60d ‘in the lower bowel,with-: PE tag" mrt jposed as eWerything from atomic opposition withdrew its candidates|homes and gave him the money. | —— : ed poeees poe. out causing undue weakriessor ‘ and ordered its followers to boy-| A Daytona Beach, Fla., widow be the ead ba joa clinical removing nourishment that Hy cott the voting yesterday. ‘handed over $2,250 to pay the mort-rds of 261 patie t your bod They're un-ES * 8 &-| recone © nts, from as a laxative fortem-f \sage on a phony ofange grove. 11 to 87 years suffering fromn pation. by old, Soldall Slip of the Hand Slip of the Hand Although voting is compulsory; A Pennsylvania woman advanced) acuteandconstipation: teal bo ema j for some 800,000 men and women/$3,350 for a new car so LaBlanc) pq gpwanns’ OLIVE TASLETs, )Trips ‘Wanted’ Man-get a job. | made from pure-vegetable eerClinical Medicine.Med 3 chronic over 18, few voters were seen at could the polls. No violence was report-| A fifth woman financed a dad drugs and plant herbs, gave 2 do mmay d Columbus 9 GAINESVILLE, Fla ote pie-ed. set ot false teeth. a —— ——— ee Crosley. ture on the ‘‘wanted’’ poster from iWashington looked familiar to e ; sheriff's deputies. It looked just * betta *259" | pro = ; e | hike a man they questioned a few 4 days earlier, but the name was = idifferent. 38 They picked up “the man again : i Universal......... ibut he steadfastly insisted his name was not Herman Clark, the man wanted for investigation of eense imurder in Washington, D. C. | But after he was fingerprinted| | yeste rday and asked to sign the Aner police form, he forgot the alias ee | and penned “Herman Clark,” Sheriff Joejoe Crevasse reported. Crovanae: GOP Women Wear 3 pe. Elephants’ on Skirts a, Ie. | LOS ANGELES (®—Four Cali- G fornia delegates en route to the national conference of Republican \women were wearing skirts of |white poodle cloth trimmed with a waltzing GOP elephant. | Seattered around the jolly jum-| ‘bo are red and blue stars. | Mrs, Ganell Baker of Pomona head of the GOP-skirted quartet said she hopes other Republican Reg. $149.00 a women’s clubs will adopt her idea Biond Buffet of selling the skirts to finance Table @ Republican campaigns this year. An elephant skirt, jeweled, will Reg. $120.00 ‘be a gift to Mrs. Mamie Eisen- tae Corner. § oo 8 China. . 73° jhower, Mrs, Baker said. 1 BCutter to Open Ice Path Reg. $229 — 10% Cu. Ft. Along St. Clair River Gibson Refrigerator PORT HURON «® — The Coast iGuard said its ice cutter Acacia pore try to open a path in the] 175: north channel] between the St. Clair iRiver and lower Lake Huron to- |day, The move followed a thaw which |loosened ice in part of the river, | | bist left. the narth channel frozen | 60% | solid. oa ) a Se Asbestos is called the ‘silk of you can cook three complete meals for a the minieral kingdom’? because it | (715 E. Pike St., Just Off Saginaw FE 4-8795 ean be spun into yarn or felted into sheets. family of four on your electric range — the srgestesnesstevencasnestensneney — entities the B bearer only range that is “white-glove” clean. That’s land ' #6 2 2-Lb. limit grade | hee AVARS = Skinless Hot Dogs. 193 CASH MARKET why smart homemakers say: 0 Residents along the river fear, $5 S J R P a | S i without a path for it to follow For the price of a pound of Bermuda onions Clair it will break causing | ~ APPLIANCES ae Ep dddadenecccnnnacennacddanacanaet LT All These Articles Are the SAME POPULAR PRICE SPARE RIBS Lean Beef SHORT RIBS SEE YOUR DEALER OR DETROIT EDISON THE! PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH. 5, 1956 MAKE Among Utah's first industries of Keene, New® eee ENTE, SEE HERRONE: ae credited with building the first} Hampshire, 175 feet from curb to mills, successful autombile op a con-)curb,is said to be the widest main- mercial préduction scale. in 1894.| street in the world. =e. By PHYLLIS BATTELLE and tell him why the words he Lmects-the-eyes-of_pre-school_kids stinetive, middie-of-the-road-psy: NEW YORK (INS}—Among some used are not acceptablemod-across the country, so it must| chology.” Don’t Say ‘Psychology’ in Front of Kiddies NEW. EYEGLASS... ern society, * meet the demands of 5 or 6 column readers and at least a wide' slice) yr. Jane’ ‘suggests I give up one personal friend, I am cansid-of mamas. youth and become an ex- “But also, a good spankingis in order, as well as a sharp repri-“We play it safe,” she says, pert on Einsteinian theories, HEARING AID to :| QUALITY TOOLS ered something * an expert on ...BY ACOUSTICON |eit mvetiges.,~ father, Tmt abeldcwho planted oe ea auch reall. Jat orto cams 2c awe ATLAS e cteine ners . “ero”. the bad words in the youngster’s| and senses thafthis word is being This ¢— tom the1 facts opr mind,” NO mentioned the word eo) 8 of stage mothers? 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A Hons Repeat in Big (0 Sports 20-1/5, Northwestern 10, Wisconsin} prelims, bettering Jewell Daily's title and Terry McCann of Iowa | Walt Alston was reminded at a Garden City dinner. repeated in the 115 pound class, CHICAGO —Champions -in Big regain the fencing titlede- by | 77/10, Minnesota 5%, Ohio State Fs feet 7 wh Purdue * 1949. while chatting with the popular veteran L. I. golfer, Ten winter sports repeated with throning Wisconsin, It was Mi- Mike Rodrigues of Michigan, last Richard McNeill, that this year he will be running into monotonous regularity over the nois’ 6th fencing crown in seven -_—< wress year’s 147 poend champion, de- Purdue ive | Towa won once sndividual an old foe, Frank Lane. yours. = Jim Golliday, Northwestern's ting titles and Michigan had two threned Ulinols' Larry Ten Pas brilliant sprinter, pulleda thigh [firsts but the Wolverines edged in the 157 potind class. Rivalry dates back to the days when Lane, muscle and had leave in the ‘tne Hawkeyes total points, 63-59 Michigan captured four firsts in as in to president of the American Association, fined Walt, the track meet at East Lansing Ohio State, perennial Big Ten semifinals. Golliday will be or lat Evanston. then manager of St. Paul’s, $25 for failing to leave and shared individual another title swimming champion, won with to rell up 579/16 points to 467/10) dl Pict — Michigan, State and Purdue tied ease at Lafayette. The Buckeyes a field fast enough after protesting an umpire’s for renperep, iowa. = : for 3rd place with 40 points each. scored 105 points by taking the ca Only ope Conference record wa’ : tatiana ‘ne. third with B1/S|sct when Greg Bell of Indiana| Wisconsin's Bob Konovesky |first four places in three meter Oeareeat ta thamainUE in gymmnatics. “The rivalry goes back even farther —to my high- "°Og an’ winning the 30 yard v|school in the! wou bis rd straight heavyweight Mlinois broad jumped 24 feet 11% Dlinols | Michigan State had 33 2/5, The only switch days,” Alston told McNeil. “I played for Hamilton saw. svn aa wrestling, however Cranbrook ———= = : . Closest to» OSU was Michigan High. Lane was officiating a state tourney game. I |with 56 points. Iowa finished 3rd had four personal fouls against me when I was hit in jawith 46--and. Indiana, with Bill ithe back of:the head with the ball as I went down court. Mayfield Victor: | Woolsey taking three firsts, tal-| I was when Lane blew his whistle, called this" stunned jlied 45 points. the fifth foul, and threw me out of the game.” When Illinois, the NCAA gymnastics champion, maintained its Big Tet questioned, Lane grunted: “That was a face block!” at Baton Rouge * supremacy by scoring a record Three slick magazines are rushing to profile the col- FIGHTS ON TELEVISION 162% points at Champaign. The orful Julius Helfand . . . Athletic director Jim Leibertz clude welterweights Gene Poirier}-Illini total more than doubled 2nd was unable to make the NCAA meetings in California, Danny Perez from New York although Kings Point at long last has gained perma- Felevision fights this week -in-|--{ place Michigan's score of ‘70'g-in ‘With 277 Total +spite of the fact they had only one | ht, John Sullivan and Jackie nent status as a government academy, the same as West Ist and share ist in another event. LaBua on WednesdaySyra-| Point and Annapolis. from cuge and Ludwig Lightburn against -Burkemo Shares Second BIG 16 TRACK I predict the baseball Giants will remain at the Polo SUMMARY LC. Morgan on Friday. — Place With Four Others, ONE MILE -RUN—Woen by ret «Grounds at least untit the expiration-of-theirtease- ‘lowa; 2--Jones (Michigan State!; 3 aeene (Hilinols) ; 4—Wallingford, would cost them more money to move to the Yankee The Dodgers have invited a 3 Strokes Back (Michigan = Reintedy (Michigan Japanese pitcher from Honolulu, State)a lime 4 Stadium than they would pick up at the gate. MP; i Skansen Mark — Bill Nishita, 26, to their Vero BATON ROUGE — Shelley (nahagen) and Les Stevens ilowa); 3— If you check PG figures, you will find the — , —_ training camp. Brooklyn i = e Tie among Menees (Michigan), Dylin Mayfield, a three-stroke winner in) (Wisconsin, Boyd (Indiana), O'Reilly times the Giants have SRO crowds are nigh is giving him the tryouton basis the $12,500 Baton Rouge Open, to-| (Michiga: and Hiliner ‘Michigan of his showing against Major with the Dodgers and an occasional one with the day headed for his Los Angeles) "49! Se cara league teams in the Pacific dur-Brav = or Cards. The Coogan estate owns the home and a visit with his new) (Indiana); 2—Finch (lows); 3—Piodin ing the winter. nt . (Michigan); 4—Ecker ilowa); $—Caffey property. * daughter. ; (indiana). Time ;49.2. = *)-10-YARD HIGH HURDLES—Won 2» *. « Joe Bavotar Sustel, = Mayfield dropped Z2-foot putt! inews ‘lowa): 3 Woodson si%, Purdueless) in Uof D star and Charlie Primas,| in prize money. ‘ ex-Wayne ——-. —_ Demaret, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y.,|Grieuwold (Illinois); 5—Hebein (Wiscon- had a par-72 and’ fell into a five-|sin). Time: an . : fs Idaho State College piled up 54 way tie for second at 280 after 72 gmith dows $_Delone sg Ph 2 nore points in winning a four-way In- tercollegiate Boxing Tournament ay [es., Mavic aed on Be seal a Saturday night. a's thistle wend00 teal mae Michigan State, the 1955 NCAA| AP Wirephote ire ter mark. . n , : ~ nm j ’ champion, was second with 19 z * Lnerora | Mitichigan’ | 3Jonee TURNABOUT — Duke Snider, Brooklyn center-headgear conta ins a B for Brooklyn and a JC for Deadlocked with Demaret were|St\«): ¢—Densiow «Michigan Stale)iltournament, the 23rd edition of| Good: scoring was iieed in on inis. Washington State was third champiogs |Doug F ‘ord, also of Kiamesha|” pote VAULT—Won by Seles tina the Pontiac Women’s Bowling As-|both days, Top Actual team fielder models a turnabout baseball cap at Dodger Jersey City where the National League 17 and San Jose State was) ‘home’ games. Lake; Walter Burkemo of Frank: roe eee canoe Stanners, iliness),,S0ciation. event, got under way|was the 224 by Lally Motor Sales training camp at Vero Beach, Fla. The — will play seven po. Bhwith 14. = ——— |lin, Mich.; Freddie Haas of Clare-|piper dows), Best (Michigan state Saturday night with all scheduled|of Rochester; high team. Iam ats | mont, Clit; and Pred Hawline ge) (arg i fere Eh pag | oars the ine, conimed|Lacky’ Stites of Peat (Brammer auhiten, Simi, aR Gouble’ events, and wil” ‘Tun|ineludedBeatty's Gaeeahowse 31.06.* wen Neca csenents bieetvlpronas Necsaaetbiie taniieeeda taatl Debt ty's Greenhouse, Bad er Teams *# 8 " 2881; | Ford ished and with 68s. Burkemo both find Sighipeti, ime > oy aug Merch 18a Huron’ Bowt it. Cox-planbing-is-eea" ae Hawkins had 70 dows), 3 Miler dnaianel: Steel vo My ee [ dj in ABC t 66.1. y Commisstoner Philip Row-T : and Haas a 71. festa): 5—Keal lowa). Time Clyde E the : -Maytield ‘| ston and Supervisor Ander ‘op doubles scores included 460 by Agnes Mazza and Gloria Chairman a Weeden ‘ittisetes “Mavthews (lowe? son of Waterford rolled the open-Bonfiglio of Pontiac: the 5 by Pashigiclthaiaddall — Hendrieks (Michigan); 4 — M a 2 3 . . Wisconsin Bowlers in/lix Spiller announced that prize) (Northwestern); §—Savoldt Michigan) Ing balls. day Koprince of W® ji, hii and Bess DeVries of 1-2 Spots in Nati y|money for the sixth Baton Rouge|"‘Sik sgre RELAY—Won by Indiene| BPAP and Barbara Howe were ; pots in Nationa sto would be increased to) (Cottey. Miller, | Ey “Ceeriwenern: heard in brief comments. PWBA a — taeer an” Wea Tournament eapntats 5—Ohio Btate. Kime 3:19. prexy Genevieve Bradley presid banged the top single effort, a a ro first baseman Earl Torgeson the 4&AKELAND, Fla. ( — Manager;man's mitt. Sarna hit .305 and! fine 262, with Joyce Brady of Lake latter's holdouf for ‘mere -dough.: Orion next with 24. However, the _rocuesrer, % y. @ — Beliveau Nears Mark Bijtky Harris hoped he was seeing drove in 79 runs at Augusta in the Torgeson now is the only un- shades of things to come as his|South Atlantic League last season.| aesed player on the Tiger roster. iSchwoegler’s Lanes of Madison, | “Bt Detroit Tigers trounced the His hits included 18 homers, 11) Shortstop Harvey: Kuenn came to Wis., held the lead im the American| fag hands from Tigertown, 74, triples and 20 doubles. yeaterday at Henley Field. jterms Saturday, and President Tournament today as a result of, King is a swift outfielder, up | Spike Briggs Sat yesterday a 2,882 team effort last night. Bonus baby Jim Small and rook- for his third Tiger try. He spent | that they compromised on $28,500. ies® Tom Sarna and Gene Neff The Madison team had games 1st Wings Beaten, 0-4 the last two seasons at Buffalo, j weekend included these teams. Intra-squa ud games between ‘A’, clouted homers for the “B” team, | of 940, 979 and 963 as they dis-Hi Land Manor, Mi:fora . 27 where he ‘batted .295 last season, | and “B" i mers are on gui placed Goo Goo’s Restaurant = | | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS jold NHL record of 43 for centers,|top Richard, have six games left.|itieoremh Pontise and doubles by Frank Oneto, Reno| Réftoia and Chick King brought os against .267 im 1954. Tuesday and Friday. and Satur in 192930 by Cooney Welland] So do Detroit and New York. [Ward's Mixed Five. Waterford eet Rochester, N. Y., as the leaders | Montreal's Jean Beliveau, now,S€t General Manager Herold (Mud-Detroit takes on Washington tn ‘Re the top teams in the the highest scoring center-in Na-|0f Boston. | Toronto “‘won" a 2-2 tie with) DOUBLES: @victory. | among opening exhibition ya mic for cach dy) Ruel was due in camp today t & Bruins. The tie pre-| slitor Montreal 6, De-|the Boston * * * ‘tional Hockey League history, set) The eee ee score was country, and was expected to take up with club, Lake Booms DeVriese, got a fourth-place. ore eee {nfielder Jim McManus Toronto's ee 4. And the Detroit loss, cou-|served ‘his his sights today on another troit However, only 74 of the more howler for the losers. Rich-|pled with New York's 3-2 triumph three-point advantage over the| Verie Myers Lorraine Ferris, — than 3,000 teams have shot their) target—teammate Maurice sw onan fifth-place Bruins, Baits @isscaes | henseen ad Chicago, left the|challenging single season. jover last-place “Oneto is a flashy rookie second ‘East Meet Starts thre. games in the lengthy tour-| lard's 50 goals in a to play Bredy-aaree Sareeriees 13 tied who have one more game Wings and the mark Red bageman invited over to train | nament which runs until Sunday, | Richard set his all-time rae -Tiageweses: 20ND apiece for second'than the Maple Leafs. ‘Take Orion with the Tigers, after appear-Detroit's "Gordie Howe/at 69 points Mlay 20. in the new Rochester Com-|in 1944-45. anees of having found his batting ‘threatened it in games at Tigertown. His | a Montreal. Another Favor Pittsburgh Glovers is the| ,siNotRS. Peatine .....0es+-. 600 Liskey, | Fourth-place, of course, in 1952-53, but! place. munity War. Memorial. Ltt eeeeees of and Beliveau, who last that figures in the Stanley se dey gyi wound up with 49. So, the Wisconsin team. Lins’) in) must average a point a game to Cup playoffs. The Bruins have) pun a.ierson cee record still stands took over, Richard's Weiners of Milwaukee, ling is major league caliber, Norma Gorsiine. Lake ee five games left, the Maple Leafs} but until now his hitting hasn't in the standings with hoc key like Babe Ruth's 60 homé} - ‘nd place expected to take home the team ifour—in_a race where victories NEW YORK Ww — Pittsburgh's! in baseball.” been. by ” 841 while Wéodward Sheriffs of runs it's Het Steve trophy. powerful squad, headed by defend- i |are worth two points, ties one, de- moved into 3rd with _ Akron, Ohio, lenges Fine god . eef feats nothing. The ee ee Is will be held Beliveau cna in two goals, patie a former bonus baby, ing lightweight champion Tommy ae and 45th goals, Sunnyside Arena Tuesday wi tht Besides his 44th at d two years ago as a prime gchafer, was rated the team to last night as his Canadiens showed s. eee dU IW the ‘with the semifinals and finals Beliveau had two assists at De- to in id prospect. beat in the three-day Eastern Detroit and 13,804 fans at Detroit) | boost his season's total isis in Cage Final to be fought at Madison Square Gar |troit Sarna is a third baseman the Golden Gloves Championships olmple Arena why Montreal Kazoo Team Leads Ee to 81, seven ahead of his. den Wednesday night. The eight have been attempting to‘opening tonight at Ridgewagod, champion Hockey League s HURON \?—Probasco’s of | National Manager | PORT rival. Dickey Moore also individual champions automatical- nearest has broken a seven-| phone icon a first base-Grove. and taaye for 1955-56 handicap) ‘Kalamazoo, with a 2965 * * @ ly qualify for the New York-East- | had: two goals: for the Canadiens. the for the Ist year hold by the Red Wings on ‘series held top position Schafer, a gravedigger by oc-‘ern team which will meet the Chi- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS time today in the tenm competi-| title. (Twenty-first ofa Series) Montreal's Coach Toe Blake uM Sextet Favored icupation, and flyweight Jose Re- cago-Western squad in the Na- tional Golden Gloves’ Champion- |gores, a Havana bus driver rep- . Michigan and Michigan State tion in the 30th annual Michigan! Beliveau’s two goals gave him The Washington Senators ‘said before the Detroit encounter) strug- the} will headline the state’s final col- Bowling Championships./45 for the season, eclipsing gled through one of their ‘Women's he expected to let’ Ken Mosdell ; * : resenting Miami, are the only 1955 ships at the Garden March 21. poorest lege basketball show of the 1955-56 jand Bert Olmstead take it easy seasons in many years in 1955, fo Win WIHL Title Ititlists back for another try at the season tonight at Ann Arbor. until the playoffs, but he had no Several of their victories were of plans to remove either Beliveau the 10, 2-L-and 3-2 variety. : gold medals Michigan State, if it could repeat is the defend- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS _ WY 2shington. DC, an 86-76 triumph registered against Maurice Richard from the Here's a situation that enabled or Pittsburgh, | Michigan's Wolverines were fa-"& team champion. |the Wolverines at East Lansing line ups. Manager Charley Dressen to help pull a game out of the fire for the vofites today to capture the West-‘however, with Schafer and other) Feb. 6, could finish in 5th place erm Intercollegiate Hockey League standouts . like we lterweig rht Gene! jin the Big Ten standings—if league- chidmpionship, having scored two)! ippett. flyweight Mel Cook and| jleading Iowa turns back Indiana Nats in extra-innings. Cranes15 Win to Tie comvincing weekend victories over heavyweight Johnny Harper, is) ‘as expected tonight. Mighigan Tech to pull into a 1st) -a for |-S-Cage Title _ Michigan, if it wins, could gain plate tie. with the Huskies. Hold 5th Elimination a 7th place tie with Minnesota— chigan took the weekend “ it the Gophers lose to Ohio oles on Tech's ice at Houghton, Races at Rolladium State. Otherwise, the Wolver- S-Z_and 6-3, and they switch to} Results of the 5th elimination) ines are doomed to 8th. place. the Wolverines’ arena at Ann Ar-| roller skating races at Rolladium| MSU and Indiana now are 6-7 -bor. for the two final games of, the 'Rink, over the weekend, include ‘d| and tied for 5th in the Big Ten) seagon Friday and Saturday. ithe following: race. Michigan is 49 and &th;} Each team has 17 points and is) Class A—Wallace Johnson and |Minneota 5-8 and 7th. Ohio State) assured a berth in the NCAA tour-Janet Johnson. | is 9-4 and 3rd. Iowa is on top, 12-1,| nament opening at Colorado: Class B=John Gray and Chueky+-*=—— jand [linois 2nd, 11-2 Springs March 15. All other league Swanso. | Both the Spartans and Wolver- members have finished their sea-Class C—Cathlene LaLone and jines got spanked in weekend con some, so either the Wolverines or Bob Steel iference games. Ohio State's Robin Huskies are bound to be champs—| Third period finals are set for i\Freenlan outscored MSU'S Julius' or am = Saas _» |MceCoy 43-21 as the Buckeyes won \96-84 at Columbus, and Minnesota doused a last half Michigan surge) to win &6-72 at Ann Arbor. U.S. Junior Ski Jumping Jerry Dommeyer and George Kline got 26 and 22 points, respec-| Honors Go to Idaho Boys tively, for Minnesota against Mich- ‘igan. Ron Kramer, the Wolverines’) PRANCONIA, N.H. (® — Two of 128 and 123 feet to score 201.7 scoring ace, was limited to m. voluths from McCall, Idaho, won points and lead a ficld of some! top’ honors yesterday as the Na-/50 youngsters, 18 or under, from: ional Junior ski-jumping contest the United States and Canada. Want Russell ‘loged out its four-day champion-Brandenburg, appearing in his ship events on Cannon Mountain. first Class I tournament, reversed ithe score on another 16-vear-old Magicians O Bienes Id Bill Brandtn-;rival, Roger Dion of Lebanon surg won the ski-jump contest on N.H., who the previous year had LOS ANGELES (NS) — Reece| hg; 40-meter hill while his home-:won the Class II jumping title at (Goose) Tatum and Marques| own companion David Butts won Whitefish, Mont. Haynes, playing co-owners of the| he: coveted Skimeister award) = Harlem Magicians basketball team| riven for the best all-around per-| Dion m4 re and 121 feet to. say they are willing “to go better ‘ormance in the four-event meet take second place with 197.8 than $100,000" for the contracts of net started _Jbursday. points. AP Wirephote West Coast hoop stars Bill Russell, Behind the trio were George Tigers’ shortstop weighs in on his first day in Willie Naulls and Morris Taft. LOOKS LIKE A WEIGHTY MATTER — Pres- Botts placed third in the jump|Manchester, Lebanon, N.H., 17; ident Spike Briggs of the Detroit Tigers, left, and erm. Kuenn agreed 4 contract terms yesterday. | Russell, with the University of with paged —_ and leaps of 125'Claude Trehan, 16. Three Rivers ‘and 127 Que., and Edson Morse, Lebanon Harvey Kuenn appear to be in a very serious } ¢ -said he’s some 2 poundsoover his playing San Francisco, is the nation’s Srendenburg won with jumps'N.H., in that order mood as they study clubhouse scales as the weight i ‘ey! collegiate player. Naulis Cranbrook finished in a tie with |Shady Side of Pittsburgh for the ‘Inter-State basketball title by itrouncing Western Reserve ' 81-52 Saturday, | Big Owen Fett, 6-5 center, paced ithe attack with 24 points, followed ‘by Jehn Kirk with 17 and Chuck lGrube with 15. | Cranbrook held a wide 40-22! margin at halftime. The victory) gave the Cranes a 3-1 league rec- ord and 9-6 mark for the season. CHARLEY DRESSEN Granbeeet . 94:16 91 29—81 Match strategy with Dressen on Western Reserve 16 6 16 14—82 one oe P _ (R) -stands for a righthanded ‘Basilio Still Training batter or pitcher and (L) for a SYRACUSE, lefthanded batter or pitcher. iw — Carmen, The Senators and Boston Red Basilio flies to hlease tomorrow. iSox are tied 0-0 in the last of the to finish training for his fight 12th at Washington. Ellis Kinder lagainst Johnny _ Saxton March | My14./(R) is on the mound for Boston. : Washington pitcher Pedro Ramos opens with a walk. Juan Delis '(R) is the next scheduled batter iwith Ed Fitz Gerald (R) and Pete Runnels (L) to follow. fter $100,000 Would you: | and Taft are mainstays of | a. Put in a lefty pinch-hitter UCLA's coast conference cham. for Delis? pionship team. ». Order Delis to sacrifice?” . Try a hit-and-run (hitting The Magicians open a 62-game| . ohind runner)? West Coast tour in — Diego to- morrow night. The co-owners sakd they would : “(IZ ABIN) OT BOM WOR apply for a franchise in the Na-|-Suyysey pue 1a33eq-eu0 -Jeqjous | tonal Basketball Association HéXt UTM pemoyjoy presa ZT “PS lyear, probably asking for either 0) sowey Sutpues ‘paysurs st] |Los Angeles or San Francisco. |uns-pueyq ayy UQ—D synsey _ * * & iar THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. MARCH 5, 1956 MARKETS Stock Market Wut Eaisneis True Life Adventures Negro Leaders” MARCH 1956, Produce , it 5, ate ALICE ome Clemens, .arice Se ee eee *- & Marches Ahead Attack Eastland 6GAWS aNnp BrraeT mother DETROIT PRODUCE 25 (AP)—Thedlafollowing DETROIT, Feb. NEW YORK «®—The stock mar-| Rep. Powell, NAACP | AMERICAN CROWS_ POST e finish a started by unsuc-! prices Friday were: Prults—Apples, De-' ket marched ahead today in early SENTINELS te adi 7 icious fancy” 5.90 bu; No 1, “‘ematours, bu; apples, Jonathan, fancy, ete 3.50 bu; _ ‘ dealings on the crest of a sizable| * Mississippi Senator a VANTAGE POINTS, WHILE No 1. 50-3.00aig id {itt Macintosh. 9s _ jvolume. of trading. ’ Police ca the tates thieves}; fancy, 0 THE FLOCK FORAGES ON — Ss + 4.00 bu; -xe 5 - , en, Steele's5 Red, ~gpparently attacked the safe with 3.35 gutsy The rise carried prices up be-; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE GROUND. ~everything from welding equip- No J tween 1 and 2 points with losses) A Negro ‘leader called ment to crowbars, but succeeded 1 arateve erm he 2 isnat Ag 1, minor. Sen, Eastland (D-Miss) a ‘‘stink- in jamming the safe so it spn not be opened. The safe, Railroads, which late Friday got ing albatross” around the neck ar a 6 percent freight rate increase, of the Democratic party and the “ag Studebaker Agency.! Snion an- at "|were well out in front of the c other said he might quit his seat —— a ee SS ont Mrs. H. Lladvance today. They were joined jin Congress..to devote. more time. }-—---W.. by the steels and non-ferrous met-will Tuesday March 6 ‘\als. » -Home with Rey, William C. Hamm * —~“ Ss « e to the fight asainst segregation. at 11 a.m. from Allen’ 's Punerai The thieves got only about 28) bi * Interment East Dovubart. * * officiating. in a ~ Re sree Ss cents left in a cash “drawer for) nots S-lb box; No 1, A Clarence Mitchell, Washington Numerous large blocks were on i) hothouse, ay 1, a bureau director of the National ~ their troubles. 1 Rutabagas, No ‘ithe tape during the opening rush.) a | Assn. for the Advancement of Col- natoes, hothouse. No 1, 2.00- English Probe Threats Telephone 8,500 shares up % at Turnip, topped. No 1, punch at Eastland, an outspoken| -}39%%, Alcoa 2,300 up 1 at 91, Loew's on Red Officials’ Lives Greens-—-Kale Be ot 1.00-3 50 bu. segregation advocate, in a Wash- 5.000 up 4 at 23%, Celanese 5,000 ington speech to the NAACP’s Civ-LONDON (INS) — The London| ‘up +2 at 205, (on an excellent il Rights Assembly. Livestock Sunday Dispatch reported that ‘earnings report), as Steel DETROIT. March 5 (AP)—Hogs salable | Scotland Yard is riot 1,500 o early sales. \2,000 10,000 ‘4 Rep, Clayton Powell (D- a and off at 62%, Adam dozens of threats that attempts wi Cattle salable 2.500 Market generally | fairly active, about 30 per cent neosines Pennsylvania Railroad 7,500 up THESE KEEN-EVED LOOKOUTE Quien NY) told a churth rally~iw New en ee ee eyee j, < i a | SIE harmed rer Berd of Soviet pags: good tired quota sau Pepinee 2%, tnion Pacific” 1-200 —up) | tork City that he may iave Con- ‘olai ‘ani and) se ‘yearlings, slaughter steers ond heif SPOT AN ENEMY AND INGTANTLY SQUAWK and himself Nik Bulg’ n ers opening fully steady; cows active, 4 at 182, Westinghouse Electri¢ gress devote to a na- Communist Party boss Nikita) bulls, stockers and feeders 4,500 up 1% at 60%, and Illinois |tionwide prayer Movement against -_ser’ THE GROW. SOUINALENT, Khrushchev. durin their April visit jsteady. bulk goed and choice fed steers be held Weanestay. 3 4 ar “ak vis bays en, ; Se Hesase aeogre oe Central 1,200 up 1% at 6444. segregation if his March 28°Deliv-p.m. — the Bri choice lighter welg ew a gh * * . Church, *brevten to tain. choice and pee steers 20.50. some held erance Day “extends itself suc-v, Waldo Hunt of- SCRAMBLE / in . The newspaper said the large | higher: early sales utility and commer-Coca-Cola lost « 9 at 129 at the cessfully.” cial steers and heifers unevenly 12.00- number of threats has resulted in 2g 15.00; not man ood and chotce fed start as directors declared the} The Negro congressman wants t ® plans for the biggest security or-hetfers offered cari: utility cows mostly usual quarterly dividend of $1. Puneral Home until noon ednes- bates 16.00.32 canners and cutters mostly. Negroes and others to pray in sup- day at which time he will be ganization ever made for visiting 's 90-11 00: a utility ‘and low! Today's rise extended the mar-| 3 port of the Negro boycott against itary commercial bulls oma. : ‘ until time of state service. 2 dignitaries. goodand choice 610-730 Ib feeder steers ket into record high territory. On: rw.4 oice st. £. rn ar ents by TROIT STOCKS pooh salable 230 Vealers opening Friday tt broke through te Lind ——tday. Powell is pastor of the T5,000--TES-Grittin Funeral Home. the Pog J. Nephier cet shout steady, trading rather” slow: sort historic high level. The Associated ___ ard. of Thanks sales @ choice vealers : -. Eve member Abyssinian Baptist 1 Pigures efter decimal heh are elgnthe} prime very scarce, held higher; utility Press average of 60 stocks Friday Church in Harlem and chairman RS. PETE MANNI AND MOTH- 10 cents Baldwin*Rubber* ..... 164 164 hor Erect perspec ind lex gained $1.40 at $181.60, of ‘the National Deliverance Day ased son, pore* ss O13 1S culls down to 7.00. above the previous record. > ex Committee, ne Gerity-Michigan* fs ae be sala 000. About 50 head _* * © Kingston Product bo ih aa mostly choice wooled slaughter lambs = 2 fellow employes for ee uM > J as a2 a powers -pte but ——. not Tien! Argus Cameras moved from the Meanwhile, two New York news-pach gay money = oh mg di ia the re papers reported that the Univer- and Rudy Mig* ......... ; 306 ee ee American Stock Exchange to: the 2 . 11033 sity of Alabama, which recently & ge gh ey New York Stock exchange today and opened at 26% up 44 from_its| expelled Autherine J. Lucy, will ~yadmit fully qualified Negroes if)- See Prosperous Year Friday close. Ford Motor traded over the coun-* the law says it must. Grain Prices * * * ter at 61% bid and 615% asked. as : CHICAGO GRAIN for Region's Industry The Times and the Herald Tri- CEean, March § (AP) — Opening compared with 61%-61% Friday. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, bune said in dispatches from Tus-|- DETROIT #—The Detroit Board 132] oa , caloosa, Ala., that the university {es jot Commerce says 1955 was a New York Stocks will resist compulsory integration pene rt -[Bit|boom year for industry in the De-(Late Morning Quotations) but would abide by court deci- ee sewesnes % 2 ‘jtroit area and that “all signs point Aémireleer be Seleey Hayes. re = sions. m2 Mar «> 2.60% -in” os r uction neecott™.... vecarys EO 4 -te to another peek year he 1956. Allied Chem Kimb Clk...,. 4172 Notary Public Cornerstone of Law a sat ime bec Fae Ad dee. Me Rea Oe. 29.1 Sicsas TB Mee 0000005 231%) The board's weekly publication, |2i2¢, ee) te or? ge eee ce Ae ae asec uit" 49 j7 {The Detroiter, said factories in the Am Aistine.... 347 ide MeN & L361 By BUD MARTZ He pockets his fee — anywhere | And it the court finds any state-Business Notes 4, —-A = 2% cents to a dollar—and | You bade us not a last farewell, soee> eee rtrd p= sees ae area turned out products worth! 4h, open. “Ma He ried: $e! If you're suing. somebody, ort jyment in that paper is untrue, Stanley Elbling, of A. Elbling & said to none. Dy dngesass ete OOD oc. .00-13.27 st year for an cham Migs Wap.) M4 fensieiccn sa you're’ liable to be prosecuted for Son of Pontiac, was a recent dele- wenene : a eC .|Am Gas & El. 566 Loew's a. 3.4] settling a will, or applying for im-that's all. Your “ovine heart had ceased to migration Viasas, or any of a hun-He's obtained his positicn by Perjury. gate to a meeting in Detroit where Before we knew that you were gone, ee sded time high, Am: Motors... 83 Loriiard 20.2) God saw that you were pultering. dred legal matters, chances are applying to the Governor. It cost) area dealers, for Westinghouse Air is were The oak is the official state tree = are!. : jn tne ae aMack Trk.... 32. It this mechanism didn’t exist, your ea a Bs The reportsaid tha pected |Am Smelt 55.6 ; jyou"ll run into a notary public. him just a dollar to apply. After Conditioning Products were briefed And so, He sheeed of Tilinois. mip Gpeage . one e oats fae Tel 13.6 er a as the law could ‘no longer assume And whispered — Feace Be Thine. And if you haven't had dealings) appointment, he posted a bond of} on spring sales plans and company — missed Sons, ba @ & cor mameecturing cnpley-ian 7 Ti] Meaa cp... 72 any evidence submitted was the Sromseutives ment this year should be offset by|A™ Viscose. $81 Merck Ba with notaries before, you'll prob-' $1,000 and two sureties of $1,000 progress over the past year. truth. And there would be no way ager gs ' slightly higher — non-automotive|Anac W 4 C esss Xin) ol Pa... 444 ably be surprised to find out what eath, and he was in business. Vice President T. H. Mabley pre-Flowers 3 Pte we tee wwe wwe ef punishing men who submit 000 manufact em t com-|fimou Monsan Ch... 46.5) he does. In most cases, it's amaz-But his poistion is in many ways: dicted at the meeting that sales of DUNSTAN’S FLOWERS ‘i COMICS a Seer ee it! Mont Ward... 90.7 ingly simple. false evidence. Closed for Vacation Also 1000 TRUE Love bined with a rise in the number of Au Ream 317 Motor Pd. 324 the cornerstone of the law. air conditioners will double in the STORY MAGAZINES non-manufacturing employes. co Mig... at Motor Wheel 384 You: just sign a paper in his After you've signed the paper in In many ways, the system is a area during 1956. Funeral Directors 4 and National Geographics “Higher hourly earnings,” Re aie & “HG Nat Cash RC. $0 presence, and he writes a note his presence, and he's notarized it, legal fiction. For example, when in AIR AMBULANCE G ROUND oe, added, “should offset a a 23 Nai FY oss explaining he's seen you sign it, it becomes admissible in a court. court, the law pretends that every-Promotion of William C. Dalton Pursley el Home PE #1211 Outlet beth Steel.,... 154.6 Nat Gyps ..., 51 COA NERAL HOME 35 Auburn Ave. FE 4-8240| ‘shorter work-week, “iidicating little | boeing. Air, as 74 wat bw po ra lone believes in God. It pretends to merchandising manager of GM's Complete oaiios: OR 3-T157 : : » | Bon BUG vce ‘entral .. ithat after. a witness has sworn -Waterford Twp, Seana Pichange in weekly pay envelopes.” eae? et au 33.5 AC Spark Plug Division was an-Drayton Plains Borg Warner... 46.6 Worf & West . 66.2 tell the truth, ‘“‘so help me nounced today by E. H. Francois, DIGNIFIED” SERVICES ° tris My 304 No Am Av 83 “he’s to the :Educators Meet to Study *|God, more likely tell KIRKBY : s Brun Balke 26.4 Nor P ki) sales manager of replacement Puneral Home-FE 4-1882 Budd Co 26.6 7 ‘truth than he was before he raised Purroughs eet | products. his right a . e jumet & HH 16.1 -# Principal's Role in Schools He replaces lan W. Beaton who Donelson-Johns i\Camp Soup .., 416 ° will be associated with the firm's FUNERAL HOME -Ask us about: erry oe In effect, fe swearing makes “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” More than 2,000 | sion during a special luncheon peo account as a member of the adver- \terrestrial punishment for lying le-~ $PARKS-GRIFFIN Sag forapital 3a school educators are meeting this) firm Brother of ‘htful Service FE ' The NEW type of f home owners’ insurance. All your [Capital airi'': Alri’. 38.6 arp Saturday. tising of D. P. Co. ‘gally possible.in date! tei 674 week in Denver, for an-of meeting, > policiesone with on! ly one expirationtion date!’ €ater Trac... Hy Colo., the A special feature the Detroit. “4 Chrysler e 74 nual convention of the department will be five assemblies covering | The case is the same for a Dalton joined AC in 1950 as a i coeee clee‘ FIRE—WIND—THEFT—LIABILITY—ETC * Climax to’: 68 elementary principals subject areas arith-| in Louis in was FUNERAL Climax’ Mo..., Sa the matter of notarized document, and many dealer St. and 1955 DWELLING AND FURNISHINGS Cole Paim 2. 588 ithe National Federal Education | of school of HOME metic, language arts, reading, sci-of the assumptions are the same. advanced to zone manager in Mil-Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor o) ir ae PE_2-6378 Association. ence asocial studies. waukee, Wis. In his new position —— For example, the thorny question : SAVE UP Col Ga. 16 a UP TO 25% Comw Ed 42.7 he will direct the merchandising ___ cemeteryLots5 of identity is largely ignored in : want 5 103 law. It is generally assumed that of several automotive products as 1 GRAVE IN PERRY MT. PARK Theme for the conference “The Principal's Role in eee " : See or Call Consum Pow 50.7 Pullman . 68 Court Grants. as replacement made by ‘Cemetery 4, FE 2-03 ‘Circuit Co well \tems in Section 32-0317 a a other GM divisions, Cont Bak M7 oe ail ..... 45 tional Leadership." man with birth certificate FOUR GRAVE LO iT. GOOD > Lo. ;made out to John Smith is, in fact, tion, Selj for reasonable price, i Cont Mot ot spud Bt .... 474 Keynote address will be given | ca MAYNARD JOHNSON =i: : MA 6-6007. { -Orm by Lawrence D. Haskew, dean John Smith, but there is no way GENERAL INSURA ‘Gorn Pa. Soe. : 24 Divorce Decrees of proving it unless Smith hap- ISURANCE | of the College of Education, Uni-1 j | 807. Cemmufilty Nat'l Bank Deere 323 on -. et, s versity of Texas, at the first | Diverce decrees granted recently ‘pened to have been born in a News in Brief The Pontiac Press Phone FE 4-4523 Dig C Seag m4 x Ree e ae ‘hospital which kept a record of general sessions Wednesday. jin Oakland County Circuit Court Robert Hayden, 27, of Milford, Doua’ Aire 85 | Scoville Mfg . 38 ' include: foot or fingerprints. FOR WANT ADS | ——|Dow Chem .. @54 soa) al RR... 812 * ‘who waived examination on ; |Du, Pont 225 ng Roeb || 345 Frank G. Clement, governor of, ere Glenmore Nuller / DIAL 2-8181 Leona from FE j Fait Air L Oi) cn ou | dierges of entering without break- ' Kast Kod a nel! Of ..... 79 Tennessee, will be the principal | Allen J from Betty J. Austin Similarly, when you go to a No- oe William from Kathleen Van Gorder | before 3 . El Auto t b Simmons oo $ speaker at the closing general ses-| ‘ing Waterford Township = an Fl o& Mus 37 Sinclair O ,.. 62 | Mary J. from Nicholas A. Pavach tary, he'll rarely ask you for iden-| From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Edith from Lewis Carroll | Justice Willis D. LeFurgy Satur-| ; A T Emer Rad 12.3 Sou Pac ..... ef) tification, If negessary, he'll go to’ 3s s . 7 Erie RR 22 «Sou ade, Erma M from Wililam J. Lowe day, was bound over to circuit) “all errors should be re 4 e/ FeCello 7 Sperry A Margaret from Elbert Eiland court and identify you as the man ported immediately. The ‘ Fairb Mor 424 8td tear ies : Jovee from Willie Debois 7 court for appearance March 12. Press assumes~ pe-=e Loretta from Arnold E_ LeVasseur who signed the paper. sibiltiy Pics Na = Achy 1 9 sone put ha ie F Bond of $500-was not’ furnished. for errors ‘Prison Honor Camp oa <-* ~ | Mach 3 debn PD from Juda Ro Kennedy t than to cancel the But without the lowly notary pub-; 1 LIic Lie TY Jt ° Freenot Sul 9, Btd oo w James C. from Annie Bradford for that portion of the first Denelges from Jose R. precreaacs ,lic and the principles he repre-| Joseph Shields, 17, of Ferndale, | insertion of the advertise- . AN ~ LI ° reuh Tra Std Ot Ohio ‘ag Henry Hal Gen Dvnam L} Stevens JP. from Rosie ment which Tas been rem | Gen Flee 59.6 stut Pack Te ‘ Advocated in Alberta Sorts from Wilmer s acribacs sents our legal system would not \who pleaded guilty to reckless | dered v2 th the from Lawrence idriving error Gen Fas -BL4 guther Peo |, Van Valken-exist, Saturday before West When cancellations Sen Mills 68.2 swith a Co . se are made be sure to get Ma Gen Motors ....44.7 @yty g) pq °° 46 L'ANSE u\—The Barere County Bloomfield” Township) Justice EI-your “kill umber.” o Jen Tel 412 Texas Co 123 (board of supervisors has recomm-ith 2D Oen Thre §a.2 T G Bul i Helen from Donald R. Broeker without it. CinetteGoebe! Br OT51 secaomp Pd .. ae5® j;mended a site near the little for-Doris M. from James W. | |$25 costs. Good rich nag Timk Bear. ¢9.4alestry town of Alberta for a pro-Patricia A. from Erwin t + time for advertise. 4 County Eaton R Christia Paul Shewmaker containing sizes rah Price 2% Twent Cen . 46 posed prison honor camp. Elvia F. from Paul W. Branca Mrs. Irene P. Trunck larger than regular — me No arg Un Carbide 113.6 from E WATERFORD Cloodyear es, Tran W Air . 28 from H. Charged with breaking and | en-| ments type * * # Helen V. from Robert P. Tebeau ‘!tering in the night time, 19-year-type ts 12 o'clock noonJanet Charles Moore TOWNSHIP Gt West s oy Unit Air Lin. 43 old Alton Cunning of Detroit day previous to pantication: The camp would have facilities Elizabeth A strom Geral Gi Mu ler Orechound qeq Unit Aire 70? jService for Mrs. Irene P. Trunck, If the site; >| Out oOo ea? Unit Fruit 545 \for 100 first offenders waived examination Saturday be-Transient Want Ads may '61, of 2620 Maplecrest, will be at Moland © 7 Un Gas Cp 32 fore Southfield Township Justice be cancelled up to 9:30 a.m, “Wooker El me US Rubber 5a 1 is approved by the state correc American Motors to Put the day cf publication after lions "NY Cent f4q US Steel 572 and conservation depart-2 p.m. Wednesday, at St. Andrews) Edward A. Elsarelli and was bound’ the first insertion. Inland St! Re Us Tob m6 ‘New V-8 in Nash, Hudson ‘Episcopal Church, Drayton Plains, (ver to circuit court for arraign- tnepie Con €54@ Warn FR Pte 917 ments, work on the camp is ex-CASH WANT AD RATES Intertak Ir un) West Un Tel 299 jwith burial in Roseland Park Cem- | ment March 12. Bond of $1,000 was pected to get unkter way by July 1 Lines 1-Day = Tat Fa Ary MA Westg A Bk DETROIT w—American Motors} etery. The body will be at Sparks- jnot furnished. 50 1.50 * tnt Nic RvR Westa El Pay 4 'Corp. said today it has developed Int Paaper 1 White Mot | Griffin Sear reweeeunie = Ssases S3S8323 Alay Rais Urit s+ pere: ~ Gerald Huttula, 41 S, Roselawn |, revo dar oo... 138.6 142 ir Hercules Powder ‘to Erect. The new models will be introduced | she was a charter member of St. BOX REPLIES Week ago ..... 6 ‘ 13584 «6738 ims this spring. |Andrew Episcopal Church and) St. reported the theft of $45 bi- ilate a Borrowing may be a sensible solution when it ago 3344 732-1775 Plant South night his Month 2523 Methanol in | eyele Friday from home, Year ago .....2188 1202 22 1617 fhe company said the new V-g-member_of the Eastern Star and At 10 a. m. Today 1985-56 High ., 2586 1424 737 181 6 in She comes to getting your car back in shape, paying bills, Plans construction of a-new! ‘has been under development for White Shrine Detroit. Pontiac police said. there were replies ut 1955-56 Low 203.1 1149 672 1488] fer 1934 High nie i730 683 Lear more than four years. Tt will be: ‘served _tast—as—a_nurses—aide in the Press office in the “medical expenses, or solving many other money prob- 1954 Low M4390 TTR S44 lo q Plant at Louisiana, Mo., have been | Joseph Mercy Hospital. Friday night two wheels,worth | | — jannounced by the Hercules Powder ibuilt on a new engine line at the'St. following boxes: lems that are always sprouting up this time of year. $30, were stolen from a_ car Co. To cost more than $2 million. | | Kenosha, Wis., plant. parked in a lot at Baldwin Ave.And you need look no further than the nearest the factory will have an annual, Salesman OKs License St. St., Elmer of 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 16, and Louis Smith output of 7 million gallons of me-25, 28, 30, 43, 435, 56, 58, ithanol 60, 61, 65, 72, 78, 95. HFC office for sound, sensible money help. The men COCKROACHES Bridges Says Lausche of ‘Back Seat Driver’ Lake Orion told Pontiac police. and women at Household Finance are specialists in One Full Year Guarantee The substance jis used the Top Dem Moment | DENVER (INS) A Denver If you need transportation to in at ‘used car salesman blandly ac-Me From Houses, Apartments, Gro-and from pols in Dist. 4, Call “"* putting budgets back on a sound basis. manufacture of antifreeze, solvent, ALLENTOWN, Pa, w — Sen *" cery Stores and Restaurants. Re-cepted a check for $612 when the FE 5-1577, FE 4-6661, FE 2-6868, plastics, coatings, drugs, dyes and) ; At HFC you can get as much as $500—usually in main out only one hour No iBridges ‘(R-NH) said last night customer, for identification, pro-| FE 2-8910, FE 2-2713. —Adv. | _HelpWanted Male neformaldehyde. ‘Ohio's Gov, Lausche “at thi is time) | one day. If you have a steady income and can make signs used. Construction is expected to get would be a more difficult” Demo- ‘duced an official-looking “Back | ACCOUNTANT, wide experi-| A:1 MECHANIC WTD. Seat Drivers License.’ Mu st te familiar with Pontiacsconvenient monthly payments, you meet the main Rox Ex Company underway late in the spring and is cratic Presidential candidate for)| the check police} & Oldsmobiles FE 46148. ence, all phases accounting, desires When bounced, |part time assignments; monthly | scheduled for completion in the) the GOP to beat “than others who requirement for borrowing at HFC. 1014 Pont. St. Bk. Bidg FE 4-948 isecond quarter 1957. picked up 24-year-old John R. ia and tax work. FE 4-9295. | of are running.” \Flanagan Jr.. of Pogata. N. J. Accountant He said he did not know who! found license was issued If your friend’s in jail and needs MONTHLY and the ° Kon oe 24 20 12 6 by the “State of Nervousness, De-| in Cash | PAYMENT PLANS Fa would be the hardest to beat in ‘bail. Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031, | $4,394 to $5.018 per Yea r Interesting position expanding , tJ Paeverts | payvmts | paymts | payvmts a’ | November. Adlai Stevenson is partment of Fidgets, Bureau of | —Adv. local governmental organization, 4 $ 50 $ 5.03 |$ A waging a formidable campaign, Paid vacations and sick leave. ROOFING 9.24 Nuisances.” Ethel Chapdelaine’s Beauty! hospitalization & life insurance i | Bridges said. (Stevenson) has procrams, plan in Pontiac. ss Fo. get thet money problem 100 |S 5.83 |S 6.65 | 9.98 | 18.39 HOT SPRAY METHOD ‘He Shop, specialist in hair styling and | pension Position a brilliant mind”, but “may talk ‘cutting. 6303 Dellwood, Williams off your mind simply phone 200 | 11.46 | 13.11 | 19.77 | 36.59 Introduces Equal Pay | Lake. 3-4792. —Adv. Apply Personnel Office out in OR er drop by at HFC teday. 300 | 17.08 | 19.55 | 29.55 | 54.78 Applied mle sca . — HOT iihimself eight or nine SPRAY ASSURES PERFECT PENE-a | months,”* Bridges added. Oakland Co. Office Bldg. 500 | 27.24 | 31.39 | 48.09 | 90.02 TRATION AND ADHESION Wit net Bill for Men, Women | Seginaw te Lafayette Sts. an ed erack ander any weather 4 Swedish Pilots Killed ‘Pontiac, FE 3-715] Household’s charge is the monthly rate of 3% ow WASHINGTON uP — Sen. Ives ASSISTANT. at er thas om part part of @ balance’ « mot exceeding im excess $50, 244% SAVINGS i). Divorce introduced today to (INS) Young man intere: sted in that of balance of $50, bud "50% Correct List (R-NY) a bill STOCKHOLM — Four — betom- wot exceeding £300, ond % % on any remainder, Gearanteed on Any Roof Job Unconditional §-Year ae Old Roofs Made Better Than New Guarantee A mistake in a divorce list print-require equal pay for men .and Swedish Ait Force fliers were on copy’ Gopiratie esirable, ed recently has been called to the women. performing comparable| killed yesterday when their Vam-sential. written, fe t be Dut not Commercial Repair Service—Flat Roots Our Specialty fighters into haeve. rg “We Stop pmyetdsRoot Too Press’ attention. One listing of a. work for an employer engaged in| pire jet plowed a Engl! eer complete | — lar ae Give OUSEHOLD FINANCE FE 58-7387 degree effective in six. months was, interstate conmimerce. mountainside in south Sweden in as repies held confid Funeral Home, Pontiac, e Albe rta, in the Upper Peninsula, a new V-8 engine at a cost of $11) until W ednesday noon. Hawthorne School, 1400 N. Tele- Int Tel © Tel 2° R Wilson & Co Tal Crk Coal 4’) Woolworth formerly Was owned by the Forel million. | graph Rd. was reported broken jtacohs 9% Yale & Tow Mrs. Trunck, who died Satur- a=| fember operations there, the com- The 190-horsepower engine with| Johns Man $22 VYoundst Sh&T be into Saturday night, police said. A day in St. Joseph Mercy Hos- Zenith Rad 135 ipany gave hs town to Michigan’ a compression ratio of 8 to 1 will window was smashed and desks pital, ts survived by one brother, STOCK AVERAGES | Tech Coleg as a forestry school be installed only in new models ransacked, but nothing was listed Harold Paul of Detroit. NEW YORK: March 5. tAP) — Com- center that are being added to the pres stolen. IE IE piled by the Associated as rues A county resicent for 24 Ai) years, 15 ent lines of Hudson and Nash cars. Press ‘hen 68. reversed, It should have read: | The bill would forbid ‘‘discrimi-a heavy fog. ‘Robert from Martha Ruch. nation because of sex.” Ives said Classified Ads! Tosw = _ (rong “tnd Fleer. SHELDON ROOF SPRAYING CO. ap lit is designed to carry out a ‘rec- 1985 Pontiac 4 door, Engine No. | what you don’t need for . A ‘ PHONE: FEderal 4-0535 South America has about twice/ommendation in President ‘Eisen-| p755¥3483. Public sale to be held at 223 COMMERCIAL—INDUSTRIAL—RESIDENTIAL—APARTMENT | South Main Street, Rochester. Michigan, | what you do, call FE Loons made to residents of nearby towns the area of Europe and only about hower’s State of the Union mes-| ton March 16. 1956, at 1 me -m. | 28181. ah one-= of Europe's population. sage to Congress. mew 1956 | 7.