3 nee F ' ; = ee 3 a . i " : Re 2 ' : ce i . ; ‘ . nis i ; 1 t . { } _ i € , | i , 5 | ‘ i f = : . . . ; ’ | | U.S. Weather Bureau Forecast t ' ‘ af Cloudy, colder. } | ! ! om | A ! (Details Page *) : Po PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1959—52 PAGES kkeek UNITED PRESS INTERNA ASSOCIATED PRES Airport ad TIONAL s 116th YEAR | ikoyan Arrives at Detroit 15 Chi ldren, Woman Die | Johnson Offers | Grim Reception Committee Pickets on Hand wae at Willow Run as Flames Sweep Home Compromise The victims were Sara Garduer,, ly unable to comprehend ummed- 10 children: three or- iately the disaster which struck and two visiting 5S family. BOSWELL, Okla. (® — Filteen children and an adult died today 33. her in a roaring fire in a four-room| wooden home. All the bodies except that of one, child were piled on and around: a bed in a rear room which had no outside door. phaned nieces: ; nephews from Oklahoma City. He said that when he started Booker Gardner, the father, had home from his hunting trip be: been away hunting. fore dawn this cco: “1 | . ' felt sorta funny. his face Apparently someone pushed Negro, the one child out a window but the child was dead. | last spring The two nephews AI * wale ba He received the news at the malmvst by ae ane farm home of Vernon Love. who haggard. Gardner. a oe he disaster scene i walked about aimlessly, apparent- drove him to the disaster scene ees Gardner told Teny Price. re- porter of the Paris «Tex.) News. li P b D h that he started on a hunt about t 7:30 o'clock last night and hunted State Po 1ce IO € €da all night. Hunting with him was a f T = . nephew from Oklahoma City, who O Traverse ity atient. was Visiting in the home Gardner is a day laborer in this ; southern Oklahoma town of about LANSING (#\—A full-scale State Police probe waS un- } 000 population : der way today to learn the circumstances of the New He listed the victims as Year’s Day death of a patient at Traverse City State eure we ices calc ; : Juanita, lo; Baster, 13: Isaac, 11: Horpital. Larry, 9: Louise, 8, Gwen, 7: Gov. Williams ordered the inquiry yesterday upon re- Omie, 3: John Anthony 2: ane ceiving a written complaint from the dead man’s Patricia Ann and Patricia Jan. 6 brother, James Mason of Cadillac. Mason said he felt ““**"! ee thie onicers there was a delay in order-* ~~ ee & «~ & a hearing in the death of ' The nieces, children of Mos his brother, Eldon, 39, of Gardner's sister, May Ruth Had- Lake City, and said unless e au e q eS a were: ce sanity ‘ ; 7 5 eggyv Sue ard, 10: and Linda one is called we will be 7 A Fay Ward. 4 Mrs. Haddix was forced to bring in outside killed in an automobile accident help.” | Mason's complaint said tn part P Visiting from President of 5th French Od!shoma City Hershel R bli H P . Frazier, 9. and Freddie Webb, 12. epubdiic as ower Unknown Since 1870 were “We have facts proving the death eof Eldon Mason was caused by a double rupture of the bowel, inflicted by a blew | of some nature after his ac- ceptance by responsible attend. ants involved in this case. | The volunteer fire department | could only use a pumper truck PARIS tAP) usable distance. Gaulle today became first presi- Constable J. B dent of the Fifth French Republic the roof had collapsed before fire- en arrived ; ; Gardner said whe » le of state since Emperor Napoleon hie ' i meet UI was deposed in 1870. — Gen. Charles de Richburg said The governor, who was in Wash- ington for the inauguration of Sen. Philip A. Hart (D-Mich), said he wanted a report on the investiga- tion when he returns to Lansing tomorrow, and France's most powerful chief m for ninting trip, two stoves, burn- | ing wood, were in use. Richburg + *® henceforth first-ranking man in caused by the stoves. He said the Capt. Harold Moore, commander) France,’ intoned outgoing Presi-| family apparently panickeg when of the State Police post at Traverse | gant Rene Coty ; the fire was discovered and ran City. said the patient was admitted: — —— ‘into one room. to the hospital Dec. 18. Moore} A Q1-g * ! . cinee orems'| said Mason was admitted as an 2i-gun salute doomed across was about 40 degrees. emergency case on the request of the Seine as diminutive Gen. relatives. | Georges Catroux reached up _to) well Was John Stewart ‘hang the gold necklace of office (jt, , The State Police officers said ground the neck of his towering) “— a aeeastaimae paged World War II comrade and "C iq W Tr C encom = es picked up “a- mander. - : e Cold Will Continue, Low of 12 Tonight son at his home for transporta- ; : tion to the hospital at Traverse HAS REAL POWER The brief ceremony in the presi- | Partly cloudy and a little cold- er tonight City. Moore said there was a : 2 brief scuffle when a doctor tried “ential Elysee Palace marked the jend of the largely figurehead role ‘which French presidents had filled Lawrence Johnson of Tustin and under the Fourth Republic. The Clifford Seafuse of Milford, Ma- new constitution De Gaulle) to give Mason a sedative. because no hydrant was within | The nephew hunting with Bos-: on Filibusters Senators Seeking Curb on Debate Lose First Round, Rally Forces | WASHINGTON \#) — Scn- ators favoring a sharply tightened curb on filibus- ters, outmaneuvered at the outset, fought back today against a compromise pro- posal by Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (D- Tex). . They ‘announced they would counterattack by moving to set aside John- son's resolution and take up instead a more far- reaching proposal for over- hauling Senate rules. This strategy was agreed on by Democratic and Republican sena- tors who make up a steering com- mittee of the anti-filibuster forces Johnson used hrm position as majority leader to seize the ini tiative at the opening session of the new Senate Wednesday and won the first skirmish in the | rules battle, But Sens, Paul H. Douglas (D- Illi, Hubert Humphrey «D-Minn) and Jacob K. Javits (R-NY} in sisted the anti-filibuster coalition is far from licked, They also made clear they are j} banking on continued shelp from Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the Senate's presiding officer, who sides with them in contending that each new Senate has the right to adopt its own rules by majority ivote, | The point is important, because simple majority could vote to | adopt different rules without @p- erating under the restrictions of | prior rules. The rules now permit to change the rules. ‘their party feud by joining in a ‘spots for both factions. ' Sen. Styles Bridges Hampshire, leader of the Senate GOP forces, said conferring with Johnson !possibility of expanding key committees ' This would mean increasing the of New old line he was on the several and tomorrow is the’ size of the foreign relations, armed, ¢ c+ his >: eS, 0 ARs CROWD GREETS MIROVAN — Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas | reception when he landed at Wille Mikovan fae this morning to begin his visit to ed this hostile m Run Alrpoit Detro.t. Many testing the treat: ' Ike Will Take Program Directly fo the People FROM OUR N WASHINGTON - c EWS WIRES President Eisenhower mapped a December established a new ampaign today to go over the head the heavily-Demo- cratic Congress to sell his legislative program directly to the American people. A top White House official disclosed that the chief executive was making arrangements to stump for his gaia sales from Dec 21 through adorned with a Stalin: mustache. proposals through ences, public speaking ap-, pearances and personal let-, ters. No dates have been The temperature at the time unlimited debate on any motion ¢6; | Eisenhower discussed his cain- At the same time, Republican paign at an unannounced White Oklahoma! senators tried to heal the scars of House meeting Monday night with La ; Vice President Richard M. Nixon,|Force Base airmen wounded today days. ; ‘drive to win choice committee Republican NationalChairman'in a fight at an East Side bar. Ward's said the year-end windup new com same dealer year ‘Meade Alcom. Assistant GOP! Chairman Mrs. Clare B. Williams and others. *® * The President will his legislative program formally in a series of messages to the House and Senate. He wil] deliver the state of the union ad- outline ‘ ; : " » | ue? " ok : "ae < ‘ce oe ims ¥ % “"y * son's brothers-in-law, rode to the rammed through last summer con-| forecast by the U.S. Weather Bu-/services, finance, commerce and dress, to a joint session of Con-. hospital with him. x * power, along the lines of the U.S./night’s low will be about 12 de- Mason contplained of pains when presidency. grees, he arrived at the hospital, said * * * Partly cloudy and continued Charles F. Wagg, state mental Coty, the beloved, 76-year-old cold with the high about 24 is health director, Wagg said the outgoing chief of state, told his the outlook for Friday. The cold patient underwent surgery per- solemn-faced successor: ‘will continue throug h Saturday formed by Dr Edward Stoke of “‘The people of France, so di- with a few snow flurries expected Traverse City Dec. 19 and that the vided on the surface, have found Seventeen was the lowest record- doctor reported finding a ruptured around you their profound uni- ed temperature preceding 8 am duodenum. ty. The reading at 1 pm. was 26. “. @ 15 Batista Followers Already Executed ii ~ now has 15 members Soviet Honors Mothers MOSCOW iUPTi-—The Soviet parliament awarded the order of “Mother Herome™ to 239 wom , en last month To be eligible. rnother must have at least children a 10 ‘War Crimes’ Trials Begin in Cuba HAVANA, Cuba e)—Speedy ‘war, Castro reached Matanzas, 60 Matanzas at breakneck speed and crimees” trials for followers of iallen Dictator Fulgencio Batista have begun in Cuba. Fifteen mili- tary officers already have been executed. Provisional President Manuel Urrutia said thousands of persons, will be tried by revolutionary courts in “the same manner as war criminals were tried in Ger- many.” They will be charged with, crimes’ trials for followers of Some of the accused still are be- ing sought, Urrutia told a news; conference Wednesday night. At least 1,100 persons have been reported arrested since Ba- tista fled to the Dominican Re- public a week ago and victorious rebe] leader Fidel Castro pro- claimed Urrutia as provisional president, Gunfire flared briefly in Havana again Wednesday night. Machine-, guns and other automatic weapons fired for about 15 minutes near the Americcan-operated Nacional) Hotel as rebel militia reportedly pursued. several carloads of men who had been shooting at random in the streets. : oS) The militia still is trying to elim. inate diehard Batista supporiers. including members of a private army called, the Tigers which be. longed to former Sen. Rolando, Masferrer. The government banned sales of alcoholic drinks’ In Havana today in expectation that Castro finally, would reach the capita}. Officials! - hoped the ban would prevent heavy/ drinking that might add to the un- stable security situation, j day on his slow progress through adoring crowds, Both the United States and Brit- REBEL EXECUTION — Two members of a Cuban rebel firing squad take aim at Police Captain Alejandro Olayon of Santiago doring , drath after bei *~ iseiged with people who wanted te day icheer him and hear him spaek. His 20-car column careened into} court of killing @ young rebel, ‘ain extended diplomatic recognition miles east of Havana, Wednes- (the rebel leader as usual was be- to Urrutia’s government Wednes- More than half a dozen Latin nations had done so iAmerican ‘earlier. - 4 AP Wirephote executions if Santa Clara. He was sentenced to mg found guilty by a revolutionary Arsenio Escalona 4 lverted the office into one of real;reau for Pontiac and vicinity. To-| banking committees, each of which gress tomorrow | But the White House official . | indicated Eisenhower planned to | go beyond this usual practice with his appeal-to-the-peeple. One of the chief themes the Presi dent will plug apparently will be his drive to curh government spending in the coming fiscal year with g balanced budget of billion dollars. | | When asked about the campaign White House press secretary i . jJames C. Hagerty said. cisions have been reached but the _President naturally wants to get the story of his program out to the American people through all media, not just television.” On Capitol Hill, Republican con 'gressional leaders struck back with cries of “‘politics” today against Democratic contentions that the Fi- senhower administration is lagging behind in the space age. * * * In the opening round of “hat ap peared likely to become a bristling two-party fight in the new Con gress. Sens. Styles Bridges (R-NH) and Thomas Kuchel (R-Califi as- sailed the call of Democratic Lead ‘er Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas for his party to seize national leader ship from the White House Johnson told fellow Senate Democrats Wednesday there is |g “deficit of viger’ in the Fi ‘ senhower administration, They ' therefore have a mandate to as- sume constructive feadership “beginning pow, not two years hence,” he added. “| == ae “No de | Bridges, who hears the Sdnate ' (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) a 2ye in Today s Press Comics ee Ws County News .............. Editorials 6 Food Section 2-33 Groen Empress ..........., 2 | Markets 00 oo... een, 46 | Obituaries 000. .o oo. eee ecs. 9 | Sports. ea en siieiesre 39.44 Theaters : sd dios . | TV & Radio Programs ...... i Wien, Bart... oi ceeees u Women’s Pages .. ...... 34-38 100% i “The first among Frenchmen is said he believed the disaster was) if Nixon's view is sustained, a and television, press confer-. | Man Killed, 2 Airmen Hurt at Detroit Bar | | | DETROIT (®#—One man was Police said a man_ tentatively identified as Henry Brown, 30, of Detroit, died of a gunshot wound in the chest. Injured were Airmen 3.C. Lorenzo Lawson, 22, shot in the chest, and Robert Stevenson 21. stabbed in the right shoulder. Five or six men were involved in the fight, including Royce Hud pins, 20 °6, and the two airmen. TV Column Starts | William Ewald's column starts feday in Television eritie The Pontiac Press. Pead his in formal review of the top televi- sion programs and see if you agree or disagree with bis com ments! and his brother Lumas. | I 4, SLOOP OWikl Be AP Wirephete of the pickets were Hungarians who were pro nent of bunganans who rebelled against the Soviet rule two years ago. Year-End Car Sales Set “Record ‘PH Ny cal al last DETROTM siles during the 10 dave of re cord fer 1958 and compared favor ably with the best periods of 1957 Vared < toda, The industry's statistical agency one | 21,660 units per day. The daily irate for the previous days December was 18.100 and = the Automotive Reports said wo. 95 Plane Lands Group of 50 Allowed to | Parade as Red Premier NEXT: | Starts One-Day Tour — # From Our News Wires DETROIT—Russian Dep- uty Premier Anastas Mikoy- an arrived by plane today for a whirlwind one-day tour of the motor capital. Mikoyan was shielded trom an initial group of about 50 anti-Soviet pick- ets who were on hand for his arrival. The pickets were allowed to parade in the parking lot on one side of the long administration building at Willow Run Air- port. The Soviet party's plane volled up to a giant hangar at the north end of the field, and Mikoyan and his party of other Russian of- ificials were escorted directly from the plane into the hangar \ large force of police patrolled the field and edministration build- ing of the airport * * * The pickets parading in the park- ing lot were composed of refugees from the Ukraine, Lithuania, Ro- niamia, Latvia and Hungary. Some carried placards. One read “Whose blood will be next?" Another carried drawings of two skulls and a picture of Mikoyan. # | One skull had a Swastika and a Hammer afl Sickle, also Dec. 31 totaled 173,300 units, or Beneuth the picture Were the words “You are next Mik.’" of DISTRIBUTE CIRCULARS The pickets distributed circulars | Previous 1958 high was 18.514 daily charging that Mikoyan was more | set in the last 10 days of Novem-\dangerous than Soviet Premicr | ber the sales industry 490,000 for December, pared with 475.200 in the month of 1997, and kept inventories: well the end level in 1957 gave car below Educational Material? LONDON (UPIi—The Long mans Publishing Company print- ed this notation next to the book “Contraband Cargocs’” on its spring fisting: “Of Special Ap- eal to Smugglers } Ike Asks Courtesy WASHINGTON — President Eisenhower, noting demonstra. tions against Anastas 1. Mikoy- an, Soviet deputy premier, called teday for courteous treatment of the visitor. Admissions Director Appointed Appointment of Herbert N. Stoutenburg Jr. as the fourth full-time member of the growing Michigan State University Oakland staff was announced today by D. at MSUO B. Varner, MSU vice president. The new staff member will set up offices in a convert-' ed residential building on the 1,600-acre campus east of Pontiac, unti] completion of the main building now under construction. Besides setting up registration and record systemak, Stoutenburg will coordinate scholarships and loan funds and cooperate with high school officials on admissions, said Varner, head of MSU‘s off-campus education Stoutenburg joins Roy Alexan der, director of MSUO student affairs; (ceorge Karas, director _ of physical plant; and Dr. Lowell . Eklund, head of continuing edu _ cation. Formerly an administrative sistant to the registrar at the East Lansing. campus, Stoutenburg re cently served two years in Vietnam ag executive officer of the MSU peRseRT STOUTENBURG JR. WAS { lpresident of the school board of the ceived a master's degree there in| in| 1953. j | He joined the MSU steff in 1948 | jafter a year @§ an accountant in) An Air Force veteran of World Detroit, bis home town. Stovten-/ War I. Stoutenburg was gradu. burg is married. He and his wit) Ses Dae fureeting © Advisory Group there. He ‘American Community School ‘Saigon. ! i * + ated from MSU in IST and re \ have three children, ) 1908's last 10) ‘Khrushchev because he talked of In the last 10 days of 1957. sales peace, but meant Comununist con- j} averaged 19.525 units a day, Il)quest of the world. ikilled and two Selfridge Field Air; per cent below “He came to the United States to find ways hew to destrey this country,” sald the circular, which was printed by the Amer- jean Friends of the Anti-Bolshe- vik Bloc of Nations. A leader of the pickets said other pickets would be on hand ai other points of Mikoyan’s quick tour of automobile plants, and that the big picket demonstration | (Continued on Page 2, Col 2) Motel Raid Nets 3 From Area Stolen Money Orders Link 2 Men, Woman to Post Office Burglary e Thiee Pontiac arva resident were among four persons arrested last night in a Detroit Police raid ata motel suite at 211 Wo Grand ‘Blvd Pol £ 2 oon blank postal money orders and 25 United States Treasury checks stol- jen in a December burglary of the afficers recovered New Haven (Mich) Post Office. * * * All four persons found in the ‘room, two men and two women, were arrested for investigation of ibreaking and entering They are Mrs, Dorothea Smith, 23, and Lioyd McKinstry, 43, both of 114 Waterly St., Waterford Township; Charlies Short 23, of ‘36 Franklin Blvd.; and Mrs. Gloria Ryerson, 26, oceupant of the suite where the raid 6c- curred. | Detroit Detective Joseph Brown ‘and Postal Inspector M. P. Wood, who led the raid. said the monev ‘orders and checks were found in ‘the bathroom Each of the money orders could ihave been cashed for any amount cup to $100, they said, while the treasury checks could have been ‘cashed for any amount ‘FOR SAFEKEEPING’ | Wood said Mrs. Ryerson told him ithe checks and money orders wer? left with her “for safekeeping by a friend | Mrs. Ryerson. Brown said, is | currently on court bend pending | a trial for passing bad checks in ip . ‘ontiac. Police also renewed questioning of two men arrested near the scene of a burglary of a St. Clair Shores (Continyed on Page 2. Col. 3) ‘ t Kimuwels i Ti Bakiwin Ave. f } ‘ , - 4 t Y TT Yr Fr . rita. 4° res THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JANU ARY 8, 1959 ; _ Jha ee le ee ee —— ae oo ; . s « . 4 ‘The Day in Birmingham ber Busy Lightw ght beneve Mecnia mber busy 2 el : . i ece y Wins H Trattic Mishaps Total Deeds Office v ey in Orbit by Now | Skyrockets in December al § VITICE ictory L . Expected to Reach Top BIRMINGHABE ET Tae mishaps} The Stewardship Class of the Totals for Month, ast 1. NS AN( (ELES 1 Al?) ti Ee | i Speed of 72, 000 by skyrocketed in December with, First Baptist Church will meet at Before Merger Show Ca millica Bubs ; nearly three times as much prop-|8 p.m. tomorrow at the home of , : Phat = thewcnane oe Next Wednesday ‘erty damage as for the previous Mr, and Mrs. Charles Morse, 2840 Receipts of $19,568 doctors gave her when she s aS OscOW IR Soviet Sci month, Police Chief Ralph W. Mox- | Sobaetedie Rd. born | MOSC ‘*® — soviet °F ley announced today. * * Pitan inciioiticiabmdonthiaere pal Herne ene rhe Was i lentists figure the space rocket’ 6 gg accidents last month,| Richard Hart, ee ten De- i . o wtiprte ro Ker t f life te » j i c ceparate Oakland County office. > " ‘ we “ ‘ oo ’ | Mechta is now in orbit around the \ hich resulted in 19 persons being troit Edison Co wl 2% ven the Register of Deeds office Fast Un 0 et en ‘sun. They predict it will reach hurt totaled $23.825 as compared “Missions Inside the Block rs. i, ue RO nee he ‘ a : | i ljts top speed of 72,000 miles per to eleven personal injuries and 5 Fraser Pomeroy will have charge Wa : niet peageile t i : . ch brought in a tetal revenue fee) ee a { {hour next Wednesday. accidents costing $8,683 in Novem- | Of devotions. ct } ety ‘ } re the county of $19 6%, according 4. fy aiees AS enna 5 velocit ber Cierk-Register Damnel T Murphys y henna They expect te) peak 7 ; ae POMCIEVE- Leg Sit = = : ‘ i * to be reached. when the missile | Moxley said following too clese- Weekend C | She fy ott, ets to the point nearest the sun, ly was again the leading cause As of Jan 1 the Reg of : i ace Pe i" | pecidcada, Se atecesed tha ins. SPECIALS FRI. & S a ai became merged with Ost Srey ns SEL a distance figured at about 91'; | of ace s. sed : Decds Offi e ok — : MS as NE os vsvact iy million miles, in its elliptical portance, particularly on slippery ye Counts k's Off: z - ie County Clerk’: et (ye beat orbit. | streets, of leaving at least ive Murphy, who assumes the com TT ine fon Soviet Scientist Anatole AL ear-lengths between moving ve- i . Vie Pi Ws sn 5 Fy ined j : , ' 45) fh ‘ hicles. hine a ae i neee Rea , . Blagonravoy was quoted in a é . y ? His qgeeds, } Le } 7 A P: "e. ie ae pa of ee , , Capetown, South Africa, newspa- Now working on ne annual re vy ortgages, O87E eh biedi ' : | : 17 Ja ; iti g ‘i 9 om land || dof j | per today as saying the Soviets port, Moxley said the picture. for tet Mertganes am ‘" ae a lexpect to land men on Venus and the year appears to be somewhat } plats, id std Mar Septemibe better than for 1957. The brightest | J * * * Mars in september. idl far t that th ; Comparable figures from Decen spot, he said, is the fac a ere her of 1957 ~how that 2102 deed He USL ae Blagonravoyv said the Soviets were no fatalities in 1958. but three | Sade } 1330 Jand mrortya ye ee yun | ie expect to land a rocket — pre- during the previous year. 13-Oz. Box LADY BLAIR { Chittel morigdgex wore tiled ie dostiex ton nies van sumably uumanned — on Venus MORE Milk Chocolate Polais (or that mor i Hand in the veringe SO ba and Mars in June, and to follow Personal injuries for 1958 were . j - — ‘ ; } (yh 2 4 iA i) 5 Fy Riainiower thd Gisl month ornenc i) Ub eerie Bit Nes be ae this up by sending men to the also decreased along with property CHE ' wete uik oat ceeorded tor to {Hin the name he pireked por our two planets. damages ; “oe ane child v the michi one . P tal receipts of $10 cbs Plena Gehal Clecriaenenh “We ure not expecting any dif- 2 eg. mbel of victory’ * |ficulty, as the latest ‘planet’ has A Birmingham girl suffered a 69c i Titan Clamped completed al] our experiments,’ broken ankle at 9:22 last night, Row ef fades: “Lady bale (mlb , | Blagonravov reportedly said when she was struck by a car at coacoiate cherries now on sale at ; ; Down Tested IC els on an _ the corner of Oak and Puriian)—E this low. low price. ‘ f streets, ; | * I | Call Off Lake Hunt ms 33 OF eqaainess : Linda A. Wessels. 18, of. 356 S dS Mikoyan Lands Lake Park Dr., told police she " NPE CAM AVION ek In did not see Sharon Hanlon, 17, Ul Tan iinet) oie (Continued From Payre One Or § er ane step from the curb in time te \ Mivanen \ P 3 pepets taday on thie capitis anette hen i im 4 ' ' avoid striking her: | . — : : of an intercontinental Tibia a tye tones ot the elite by PORT HURON (‘UPIi—The — Sharon. datighter of Mr. and Mrs. Famous HERSHEY Giant; ne af the O@edyvling 3 ea tak Shier ; ibe sho 0 e re ake boop : ; te fete Sadi) i SIGNS UP. Pretty Mary Wesley, 2b. of Cham AP Wirephote search of ice-covered Lake Huron W. T Hanlon of 994 Pilgrim Rd.,| Cand Bars Lira a a bP a the first Micha tate Uiiversity elevator management. With her is George Greer for a plane which reportedly had was in a state of shock and unable in the nest few a the naeht | De . iy ii eet eons) uuvects engine trouble was called off this to make a statement when taken to! e@ Almond Bears ls be oer ‘ i t ij is I ui, ‘ Jie. Planes belched trom the Ch ts ‘ moming William Beaumont Hospital in Roy- e Milk Chocolate Bars ' fry Poe treet tek " ' Planes from the Traverse City al Qak tase oof the SO Toot weapons i al ak | K \ ry ‘ ae sal fr rackel Bars botlom, or booster section. In e hanide of ul | ! Coast Guard base and the Selfridge — . M “Good B the “hold down’ test fast night ntoof Detrow bd Fr or Southt ield Sc issor Slayi Ing oe Os Air Force Base searched until Samuel Fish has “‘clammed up” @ Mr. ors while the rocket was clamped He rnakes woviall to (he bord rim todas droppir x flares over a on what the program will be when * — Sweet Bars to tts launching stand River Rouge plant and wall eaten wide sechon of Lake Huron. but the Senior Men’s Club celebrates | Ae . A elinijmes an Goneead Molars atal no trace of a plane was found its second anniversary at the Com- hes. for Cc Dn | be , Chryster, tte Detroit bdisen qj eCeVd eC md ono open water was sighted. unity House tomorrow. | ft twetan yard cfs ‘yf : . . mu . . ' . : ett if . t plants and have fue lien and rhe See Ss resumed for 2 1 A Henshaw, REBAR IA said Value m i ; " “ | ; J) dinner with Detrat nuteniutlse ees brief period after daybreak but,a guest speaker will launch the Terty /giant (candy bara at en fend a pes | ; vod jodusteial executives f t ; faite) J Wall 1 ob t was calle? off at 8 15 aim goup on its third year. ire it Agnes ieca stost atwoit hie ! ite phivdye i ' — _ 4 Te C rs nya Hie Ambition = | A t pupelos Pict ait { A lye ty iied . in br onerseo and | Ariat PD EMO LUIS Lt Alyea, who has been in 1-POUND BAG fear tuinnne L : Paint Ped Le county jail since the murder, LSet 2 Classes to Open Here t eo \ ‘ ess , oP recy ze ; z t j t I : dof : : : stood mute to the charge when ; Dx 7 met . a S S O Blanchec ; ' wit cn] direct hy ~“OUESe Ex-Batista Prisoner be MW sunctay ere Pe cera Fol onomumonttel frye [5a n ren ant t ' nf i ' bith ogre Yerrat att baer PeeSkbait Tas aba a ine, sauiliied iietaxstntth , pectant Parents : * * * : ; . * Jasinski and cashing a check Michi) Lmiversily, was Peanuts Heads for Capita (leant aah trong: and nS Tes AN JS) , for him the night of the mur frankly puzeled ; 69e Valu. at peopl ta * . “eee : i ON der, and returning to the nurs ee i i we i Registration will be held next feature ee lectures and discus- € ‘ the enn til ‘ , iy (, art, : 5 ae ays ae Oy net ipnsell c - . an i ery. | | i Cl ible a week for a pew seres of expectant- sion pel iods, plus a conducted hos- \ : as : ‘ A ; ' a arent classes (pital t rip fe ' 1 ths ppont and: cost tite Ne | Vive { he only remembered F % . SUVA pital tour . Lop 3 r 4 ' ra i" af i finding the man laying in a pod ae TRIEEOUIS Tigi The eight-week classes for future Topics covered include mental eult pe ea ionlens iy ] ' (diye Vevey i ae a eS J uJ Ls ‘ ! lmothers ar ' 4 ve + . (ts P = E Stmms. Buy a poun . . © ciel (aetuaxiee qacu lin ile ‘ : OP iuend Qe cof | in - . m \n "hers and fathers will begin the health of the family unit, growth nian while they last So) toa tt f the Saviet ' ‘ ' had been pun | nea a WSU rt ollowing week at two locatiens, and development of the baby be-' a thi e quel ueneral direction 0 ‘ whe mi) In 11 al ie MSU sho the Oakland County Health Center fore and after birth, labor < : - tre akli t) : i S ind de- i p ime mt , ) ’ wery FB jie boo aper eter and a patr of se spine ie s yraduate re ~ soit aR 1 / ' ot pele So ve Wits very | - | . emp! Comps hats a juated pundveds and Pontiac City Hall, ‘livery, and feeding of the infant. 1-POUND BAG Fresh j tinued foie lea Ay Tet { of students, all men his was The series, taught by public) $ ani h | | : : ; Registration for Monday night p Ss foatbne dial \ the first coed applic ation. health nurses. is sponsored by the @ oe her pa . Cukland County. Medical Seciet,. Classes at-City Hall will be trom ca ente at 0a 0 [High heels areat switnhle Oskland County Medical” Society. §°55"T 99 pam, Monday dw the De eanuts 7, Thee Male Us ee an DG SOU we i lome wnel ervice q Qe for climbing the high ladders pd : oy pea Rc partment of Health's ground floor 9c “4 ever, said Wee ae “ rele “! ip wd twee ana fiaentl | ¢ { 0 0 inte clevator lofts. Dainty |Health and various adult education offices, 35 8, Parke St. Registra- g. IFC it} witer coms de ; " ~ f 0) es : ; wencies , . . § : ‘loa in . ie sie vrobbers | _ ; ry Wins » |. ‘ ‘ hunds weren't meant to heave | tion at the health center, 1070 N. € a ered ! - a f ne " pant F Oil Fin m M rril| heavy sacks of grain. | Kirst offered our years ago, Telegraph Rd.,.will be from 6:30- ies cus fey Oi tebageeet tide; EN ant i mee + + (iienene) (oy die Uoepen) iol rom l . But pretty chestnut-haired , Pare nt-training programs became | 7:39 p-m. Tuesday in the audi- werd Princes cle rie ler in rns, OC eae ell ecco so popular that the department sag em ; Ihe AMmnetican ken TO TPT aa . ey of health tast fall scheduled 29 tertum. eptiey ' : = ; mended She had spent two years Sere _ F exviiere “at panish in uy Pande via tially ele Dulles Sticks to Schedule rf yen ida Rite at Christ Church ante & Nos Steahens Of them between September and | Classes at ei health center will peanute, Jus or cme. hil ile Vi « jal han foe Is he Set Frid f 24-Year .-., : : ih this coming May, said Dr. John (be on Tuesday and Wednesday ; gleam al «Pati rr San oe riaay Tor e College at Columbia, Mo. and ire thie “wcios’ iyqustl WASHING TO ‘ mer STi ta . . . fe ait chant canes D. Monroe, health director, hignts, Pp if nd de heel alocumients in istration sont vid Varin TN ped post Fada ot 1 Will-O-Way Resident WEST TOUTS SOLEIL STN cris t0y 9 | Registrations for other classes at itt bye 4 rey Ure pee { rr eerird Pes ' pspec e ar - , c aqua + tie arrefenne? orl fie Joliy Fosba 4), vai al ( olotad | Any¥ prospective parent ts wel the Health Department's Royal Oak: i Bos — | weak (ule asernndls synteny | * * * come to attend, but class sizes will (fice and Birmingham branch Se i Civatute The jury awerded the damages vice for Dr Willhany OX 1 le had a legit. (be restricted to 26 persons at the OINCe and birminghs ane 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor elp from Pep Williom get Ae ae ; to Theedere Powers 8% before oil yt Bho mnficl i ret ; , . ‘ “a est took place earlier this week, Ai) ; '} PWG at} pide aNqu i a a i ; : : ; : , havi 4 : inate interest in wrain eley alors ae \ _ TE —__ field to reach e pr) ' Foci tn Went Chief Bederal Dtds Arthur # ief ol sat ; I hhane mn kK \t 26. she bought out ber. fa Beginning at 7:30 p.m and end ifles Pedecle Powers had sought 815. (eneral Hospital, wail be head al ther $ partner and held a half tg at 9:30 Pp: m., the Gos will! eon anid ¢ { tpm tomorrow at Cheist Chive ari i Y a half , ial WO from th tandar | ‘ ooo > pm t \ : ‘ : { toh int Lf share in four grain elevators in Weekend MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS Worst Cold, Wav “um Ciaabneais Tart bee ese ake Champalen, WL aren a ¢ P t: sacs, PRang atl Rat ub BCU After Sei AsO’ s orst 0 ( « Wphe Bt ye CM ye + * & hima § eris — : { A native off ( tal : a \liss Wesley previously had ap ; Normal W eather Returns mineti cet tn Mevaall be ved tT pled at the Cones of te ty 2oQ Farm Blaze j ren (eee hone Ue esth tbe fami estate at G2 AU Lang Tt advised her tot Time to ine Clogged Furnace Filters } i ( {! t pasa Pugs | Te Spe nln . eee a i” , Padi Purdue sent her to ~ | By the Associated Press fe! | raf Nye var ed He frest proeticed imedieme tt Michigan Sint: NEW YORK (®—Fire swept a 1 1 Ube Da thy htt 1 | } oars wif { y Lins nornad weather cehurned Sav Pe . 1 | ‘ it from his an Pexvell) Toy 3 t p a one-story building at an animal Per avneroat tho veatiane tow! ane tien i ' ; coming the 4 cat nese and Greenleaf, with some misgis farm today, burning 36 animals tee cere epeh et Vins Per eerie foyer and Ona Pheri te ul throat specuilist at ul id Park’ ings, decided to accept the coed to death ind Jones! iW poesthy more than ote on ’ ; General applicant. He made the proviso At least 40 monkeys died in °T. M. (Ree. U $. Pat. Off.) T wall sere confined! ta canst : ob oe . a A . hone Oe see tala Eigsht : th Ho fron ] Detroit Motel Raid Dr. Merrill diced) Tuesday at that she'd get the same treat the flames on the two-acre Rube Look at Simms on ie an rromne Season feel thy a hi isch ah . ‘ Harper Hospital, Detroit, At the ment as the mate SUT lo | farm whieh supplies animals to . . than normal moat in yay . tliat fe tne of bis death, he was head day. he’s delighted with the de zoos throughout the world, One-Inch Thick Fillers . { : fel it nares rom red of anoeve. ear, nose and throat CURT: Other casualties included ftve \4 we i ‘ t aM i'd i ’ : a i \ ‘ . fu th faotneds inet clink She's a woman of many tal tortoises, three burros, two dogs. , . | nef teeta, Eh Weal Canlt 4 ' Ph eatin st ") After yrraduatingg frame the tot ents.” Greenleaf said ‘She four pigeons, a swan and a vipet Cc oe | jet mw trite | He | ft i) bb ott { f ] thiat raah i Noe dui VMewiae al S byawal fin bot the tap of the trate ~ : ; : ieee cal ' i ts bsrty of Mi ba . - : . i ' th ‘ I ' i freervt at ean TAO Dy Merial) studied at the bears Padiny ¢ for at ©) ane H D Ss ; i hn * * * heft Hi 4 ; 7 eee onl SVR onan Latke an Lenawee Cont She's O = 1m ieie u wily al ' thse t ver bene hostess t so * * * Pree 0G ‘! roeerved h the (oS Arm a the perfect h \ | i Ne Missteayp Venlew) auth , ue fen, me 2 ee . vii aaatientine Most Popular Ar iat] | 1 ' j } | mit Eldest EE (trees wo eaptaim ot the Medea Corps . ; . . ' ; vide oct) tye Pa i , Perel alp “i she i WQuanich the West Coast Weel es ‘ hol ue i Wateriy St Waterford Town daring World Wart Mi W. ley saat she is happy Sizes in Stock 4 exported te | ube toatl vier MA co it iupl prilss | t He = us yore titer iho bout the way the other students f I f t r vee ) c TP Syias after the otltcers faliowed Church Cranbreok and a life mem recepted het O Nn an 2-Inch Size Thick : wal re nha rental F \ ; | 73: : The Weather Bee en enn cette Giacste neq 18 Ged beents in Ooe smeae Heth yer Birneneben bode 1) 9 felt P needed something | . Slightly Higher ‘ f 7. ; | \ : j eyes DU NE ny Barminih Chapter 9 to get into business.” she NEW YORK 1 UPI)—Hope waned pee ees Say ni “ - ee County haber charges of PIMs pagal Lodge Masons, Scottish Rite caid “dust this kind @f train. {today for the possible return of ling edge fits tightl y fo trame— prevents by- pas: Mendy and caid with 4 ten light snow 6770 ive aie pa UA EEL yp Bodie Nts Terple he Bit ing.” tiny Lisa Rose Chionchio, kidnaped Scie ic design for top efficiency in all make furnaces. Save fiend: fades High 1) Nertheastertys gif perth n T ther “I Clair Shores pollee sate 1 i 4 . from a hospit a] nursery last. Fri-! now = Simms winds 1 Liomiles partly cloudy sdicold {Sue Went fo the supermarket i y 1) welve baits anne ween 5 eave SIAL 4 i yl eee ee acetic Teccimune ce Penns sen if | ns 7 a ae ere tt ee She will complete the academ day Jess than 22 hours after her f° CCCCes Gee eeeesecceseccocooooooocoocsoococe ie lomerten Neuiieasterts “wind Whee de Nenad PLL) CER SUD a“ SEBEL ALLIES Tike m part of the short course On opi yp, : Fat 10 13 miles iecuneone ere atlegedty using ¢ ayoety oF peers ene A mal ast thie ! \ ren Ww i. Alte weedy ws ™ o ai Naar h i) Then w il come a pre Police admittedly without sub- Dodat in Panttar . Wien Cat nat tls neds whheh bh wosiite bow po ommd set fire fo He was a oomember of the nied of in-service training | stantial clues or leads. searched ' & ye epee. 1 5 z F | ‘ Ags, a bon . An rthecst diminished vowd the Oudfding Wayne Medbeal Vesn, the Aner * * * sewers. cellars and the Coney poi ; ‘ i . ub elds tt ate Al t the acet\ione ienn Medteal Asn. and was oa Her professors are sure she (Island beachfront in their inten- t i {} fie i vet ” i 1 . 4 - hs a \ . . . the att yeti | XO teomer director oof the diaanbor will then be fully qualified to sive hunt for the 7-pound infant, se: “ * * a Church oof Central Methodist 4,1, manace the Wesley grain _ ' , 7 po manage i . grat nenetico - . . y ko fone suf Pete ‘ emp Church, Detroit elevators in south central Hlinois. | Driectives planeed weesy fe Downtown Temperstaces noe tern 1" mid oehes ye | question a New York City woman Oe : frit sss Da ih as the southwest U1 : re ae { ) val Raney The: pti Pees : | (from the Borough of Queens), Tf rH Wt ' uty oer Hhawel 1 . sapeererctl 2 “ } a ae Boe Py sent se ' HH opthwesl eadét Besa | ‘i | ‘ Was been . poemnent " lke Takes Pro ram who has been regarded as one of re 5 [esau , ; 7 vee tient ya te for matty vers q | two suspects in the mystery, The , « Hy 18s Aner tes Teen an Ts at tn Gaaniannant ne aie pseanied woman, sald to match the des edu ri fre Peatias i 4 t pes 3/0 ! aTVAsiT in ' y Yat : iis Alte mba ire bemy given) ‘ | : hd Gtomstelte Plas house ) ect| to Pao le cription of the heavy-set bleach Modern Metal Shelv es With r $ Highest en pera So homeraaners in fie awaweddh enh ee ‘ a ‘ tina: ' [dectyaent if blonde believed to be the kid- B ass Leg. Mean teribe ie a me where van imine down de | ; ‘ EEE DES NE Phe family has awned and op haper, was located yesterday in| Weather Feit nuded slopes threatens floods ane ps ss erated the Will Was Phas house (Continued From Page One) an Albany, N. Y., hospital, where | ome Vear Ago in Pontiac hanicdetiate ‘ ind Apprentice Theater in Kloot pepublean Policy Committee, de- she was taken after . allegedly Highest) iceipe7 ay * * * : 1; felt US for mane than 2) years ' : dn . Jowest temperature 4 Chinese Reds Shel mn UST ICS UI ; sertbed this as the opening shot in) taking an overdose of aspirin. * nBean ennoers " The Comunty FO. Of) Cantiols 01 Kill 3 Ci ‘i; H 9g 4 Willem Wo Merrill, a sen. is the 1 political barrage he said he ex n : F * Basic Unit Weather Fair . : “1 ; oe Nea! . mraielereacie ateel duiweactas ie line ‘ . re woOTRAN, A former mental pa * Highest and —_ { Femomeratares This tie teed mit ee _ "l iene: Unt he . ; = ve ; . pis the Democrat to fire at trent. was reported MHSSiNe from 10x 24—32 Inches High - * enue buy Peoqeat are | chet (ativan hovsc anal oa chaunhter irs nen ’ le . “y'« fi lt and oo a aoe ee ; ein Vears —_t President Eisenhewer'’s fiscal an kK . , ee ae - sa tm 1937 Date ine Ain WAT eas Wedie sdiay vr Hsteied en TATE EL Formosa CM—The nein piener Jy directs the AD atwmnal aecurits rroposals ia = poor sunday (yw Posharnl Regular $8.95 } alue : ; tate beavy Communist bombardment yin Thestes afronal se } = The only other “suspect” has Wednesday's Temoerature Chart CSET SOTO TREAT N YC SO AG SAT RNS TRIKE US * * * Use anywhere you need shelving—butid. ‘er Alpena SOP Marcuette P18 bw the heal tn moout te bef the Quenany Islands Wednes Also surviving are two other been identified as Mrs Bett M hoor lo... a you need is @ screwdriver Per | epenbeaty 2 " a 4 form barrie day killed three civillans amt daughters Mes fabeand Fo Sikot | am happy the President is Jean Benedicto. 31, of Stockton, veer “qesorotien dhatres. anew Tmpertee: Ui it Brownsville 66 " als mets 26 1 All three eanvons were the scene Wounded four, the Chinese Na cig ee Vins Carl He Rice. a broth. making a dedicated effort to bal Calif. who is wanted hy San Fran-jJB tions and mars. fn Wr eA bails ! ' 2 “il cee +s cate Aliens » > te ; | ee lecton By 44 New Oriean: a 8) of recent brash Heays rats ‘tomaliat Defense Ministry re, Lowell of Fenton, and 12 grand. ance the budget.” Bridges said. “l) clsco police for parole violation. | Reg. $7. 95——-ADD-ON UNITS oo $3.48 Chicago + = | nee or Moweeartier this week set damaging ported children know he is deeply concerned thal’ Mrs Benedicto served a vear in} : R $5. 95 CORNER ADD ON $2 88 chevgind a5 16 Pellaton na i“ mud and rock rate no oimetion | The ministry said the Reds His body is at the Manley Bailey evety ‘necessary effort be made to! prison for kidnaping a newborn in- eg. . a phtes§ 4 He Sirsbarsh , * * * fired 33.401 shells from the main. Funeral! Home. Birmingham. The maintain the natioty. security and fant in 1955. California authorities ith bs AE Bt Pray ts Ses t. . The sandbags were leaded out land, most ef them during a feur family has suggested that memor: he can be trusted to do that isay she, toe, resembles the woman EB 98 North aa aed 1a «16 H Rte peerie - "as forecasts weed " rains hour period, and sald the Com. cial contmbutions be sent te Werld “Bul that wont keep see waa ton) Loked Uacelitael oes ee! » t nal ~*~ 2 5 tnd yp aprreasicn 8 a wirtaon § w@are dee in geuthern Caldermia monist. were deliberately trying Uedtoal Relief in care of Christ erats from making political attacks and leave St. Peter's Hos pital Street BROT AER Dm Fisor a ean! 5 ’ - Lf : =! so * ” " iy wennne Chy 74 98 Reaitle ss : Fiiday. | to hit civilians, /Charch Cranbrook, jon bis Leh gma jabout the Ume of the kidnaping., , Loa Angeles 64 57 wee | eae A ; > : b, . : . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1959 mata f Warns Parents About Child’s Attitude tion association will help teachers. 100, 000 F| e e FI 0 ods 'Clibum Sees Dentist me tour. The dentist, who de-; A scientific device has been de- , to better understand ply sal ‘clined use of his name, said the veloped that Geaseey oo tat they Ak ns TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Van Ci- ¢ 2 ivelope ean detect vacuum- treatment was necessary and Cli-\tube holes so tiny ft would take how to handle it in- their seg ¢ | J A dam burn and his Tucson dentist have! rooms. One of the main purposes, ‘in entra ava [ confirmed that dental work has}! burn * ‘should he ao alone to have 120 years fora thimbleful of air to Educator Notes Danger Signals i S222 ET | plains, is to Getieweaie "the a JAKARTA (AP) — Floods over'— WASHINGTON NEA) — You) The fal gmt Is exveme, | H yu id ing dy ta ee aC heme th 0 rt ei might have more cause for alarm aggressiveness. “In coming to’ velop these traits, Dr, Kvaraceus ao Paring neglecting iron their homes in the past 10° than you think if your child is) 41. with his problems of daily) Tecemmends that you acek ex. | ‘heir responsibility of providing a'4,. i flunking his school work, His bad ving.” te eoctekelal ae. “the! pert help immediately. And the top notch education for all stu- No casualties have been report: | report card may indicate he's in| aojinguent always reacts in an| Pest Place to start, he believes, me. ‘ed but preliminary estimates put for an even worse police record] gery aggressive manner. He is, is with the child's teacher, * & * _» ithe damage at nearly $200,000. Auto Supermart when he grows older. always taking it out on property| Dr. Kvaraceus hopes that the| Teachers, doctors, psychologists,’ The Surakarta area, 300 miles) Dr. William C. Kvaraceus, one ” sociologists and anthropologists, st of Jakarta, was hardest ‘ of the country’s top youth erime| “Md Perems- nine-month study by the educa) 0 cooperate in the effort. Cc ” S A VES OVERH EAD | authgrities and head of a new ; fo “Sa RS Dr. Kvaraceus has also written! National Education Association a special pamphlet on delinquency| England’s King Edward I once | : ° study of juvenile delinquency, be- which includes a list of danger:defined an inch as equal to three | — : ae lieves that there’s a close relation signals for teachers to use in spot-|barleycorns, dry and round, laid’ between how a child gets along ting potential delinquents. ‘end to end. | ne a eS ee iG es Prt ae oe : ee = : eS eng sige | mi '5 9 “1 34 a2 Dr i | PLYMOUTH my | | 6 Pass. Sedan *6l 62 Mo. to be on the look-out for several delinquency danger signals in! No Payment for 60 Days their chilren’s attitude toward school. He emphasizes they: shouldn’t worry if only one or two of these traits occasionally, show up. It's when several com-; * bine and become a definte part) of a youth’s personality that trouble usually can be predicted. First, Dr. Kvaraceus believes - parents should be concerned if a . . « BOYS’ . . . Reg. $2.50 Value NHALF SOLES) LADIES LIFTS ATTACHED ATYACHED child s hatred for school. IN 3 MINUTES | Te 30,000 MILE GUARANTEE The University soctelagist | | : emphasizes he’s not referring to | Heater Turn Signals the usual complaints kids make | Washers Electric Wipers when they would rather play I! } Torsion-Aire Suspension than study. ‘I mean white heat | j ) ; Sturdy Oak hate for school and for persons Thurs. Fri. | Leather or Bank Rates Sat. Only Composition SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT | j BE BRInG THIS COUPON WS eo es 1000 W. MAPLE RD. ot PONTIAC TRAIL, Sales Tax and ‘59 License Included TRAIT TO WATCH — “In coming to grips with his eens. : 1 connected with it,” he explains. Disinterest in school work ‘is! , another indication of potential _ delinquency. Dr. Kvaraceus ex- the delinquent always reacts in an overly acareesive manner,’ plains that it’s practically impos- ni 2 Vj ; : sible to interest the true delin-; ELI tgs Cot OSS ae Ss. S. KRESGE S ‘| WALLED LAKE, MICH. | quent in any type of classroom an urc ase 000 American households owning | a work. es or more automobile live in Us SHOE REPAIR—BASEMENT DOWNTOWN STORE | ae ipa x Lethin uheey : : | suburbs. : . ee ‘ | : WANTS TO QUIT eee : - ee == _ A desire to quit school before Will Be Doubled. graduation also may foretell] trou-, . 9 a a ble. He says, “‘The delinquent in-| . 525 hows Only at Ward’s Would You Expect a Buy Like This! the law will allow. Usually he has to Spend $24 Millions s no educational or voc ational an frequently can be traced to his! Last year, Mackie said, the | and is over-age for his grade.’ | igan chapter of the American SUPERBLY CONSTRUCTED FOR YEARS OF BEAUTY solve huis schoo! Erovleyy fy Tur |Wayne County Road Commission, | AVOIDS JOINING IN * * * quents seldom take part in or- centralization program, develop- tor the future.’ | for Rights-of-Way Dr. Kvaraceus believes these. ; last two danger signals are often | ‘DETROIT uw — The State High- combined with another one. And! Devertnent ‘will © than y 4 that’s the pupil's report card W@Y Department w ead which shows nothing but failing double its purchase of right-of-' marks. “His lack of interest and way land this year, Commissioner, his intent to leave school early John C. Mackie reported. similar lack of success in the aca-| : “ P sociologist says. “As might be ex-/Parcels of right-of-way. pected, he frequently is held back pis year, he told the Mich- Gin ae may lead eae Right of Way Assn. here last | -. _ _ ifth delinquency symptom which’ night, the figure will be upped | ate is truancy. Dr. Kvaraceus says,| pag million dollars in purchases | ¢ ‘: A N ) ) 0 U B LE ) U T Y V E R S AT | L IT Y “In view of the negative school) py the state alone. : . ; icture, the deli “ie i. P he delinquent tries (©) In addition, Mackie said, the ning away. Frequently. the -tru-) - j acting as agent for the state, will! SER) Rae) OD Gu 5) ipurchase some 15 million dollars. cess, Bextod) tony tie oo and: of such lands for Detroit express- insults of the classroom.” 1 jrave: Lack of participation in extra-- Mackie said the right-of-way curricular activities may also in- division has been reorganized to dicate potential trouble. Dr.;take care of the new load. Kvaraceus explains that delin-| Changes include a general bb ganized youth recreation programs ment of written policies and pro- because of their complete unwill-| \cedures, and trainee recruitment ingness to submit to rules and and in-service training programs, ; regulations. ‘he said. 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FOOD CLUB PANCAKE MIX | SYRUP ENRICHED PEOPLE'S CHOICE STEAK SALE : , FLOU R ix Round or Sirloin T-BONE or 28 oz. 29 24 ox 39 STEAK | porter HOUSE || _ BIG 49 i= P R >. * 89: | 99: || CHILI 39°} 25: People’s Choice HART BRAND 10. = ROAST 89. |e = 195 PETER’S HYGRADE HUNT’S Sliced or Halves Ler 2 <) TOMATOES BOILED POLISH _ ||| PEACHES a HAM SAUSAGE |\| a0 ™ 49: 7 49: CRACKERS a CYPRESS GARDENS FROZEN ORANGE JUICE GREEN ONIONS ~ 10° RADISHES 7 CABBAGE a GREEN PEPPERS ~ 10° le RUDABAGAS a so , = jon rOOD-0-MAI 165 E. Pike Street Corner Sanfo rd Strov cf _ FE? %’ a QS - St OL D=-MADKE ' 4) Auburn Ave. Ph. FE 5-8 SWANEE FACIAL TEE * Too often, the lively pace of can make several varietics of lukewarm water and stil unt} and punch down. Divide in thirds. Place a few pecan halves, round modern living allows hitle time cweet teats such as Cheese Ring, yeast is dissolved Add to milk Store two-thirds in refrigerator, side down, over syrup. Piace to sit down and enjoy a lersurelY Gioar Twists and Pecan Rolls mixture. Stir in enough flour (0 piace one-third portion on rolls cut-side down = each well breakfast. In some cases, this in- 7 _, make 4 soit dough. Cover and set floured board and knead light- j on top of pecan halves. Let rise portant meal is skipped entirely or (hat “ill tum any oranars Ofe8 1 warm place until doubled in Wy poll out into rectangle % until doubled in bulk. is too skimpy fast into an inviting and pleasur bulk inch thick. Brush with melted | to give adequate nourishment, : Despite the Many actives crowding our busy schedule it ts 4 ao) me © 8. atic hy) Rlere ma) gheased bi iiani] dough) Beljap beng tere, Pie has an unusual com eee on he party tae et It's winter ontside bat inside the cull inulitertnisel t0 a great extent) Penny-savers on fresh ‘vege table Children will love theu eges bination of flavors that you'll love. YoU! Buests” That, of course, was ' i ey lie ‘ ‘ % apa t aa : . . » > > ' grocery store i might as well berpy hoa much there is and h Coit as “ wea He 'S fixed in this fashion As a chanve A lightly spiced custard base 1s before we knew the many fine spring Fresh produce from the!’ mich people like i a and 4 Bes les LAIN fromillike) taal nicl e ‘made with buttermilk. Canned apri- food uses for peanuts in their va- Orth acd) tent cutnde) ig ily Dur late fall and mpi ere ae eee cots and orange marmalade are ous forms in all kinds of cooked | ahundant supplies of pork and am uring tate fall and early win Green| bonne!) tacnaterscaull freshments, you might serve these blended into a tart topping and dishes and baked products. ple supplies of canned and frozen fools aBSile mealtime variety Hier all, food prices show little dif! ter, lamb prices are at the lowest of the vear. Market checks show that a Jamb shoulder roast will cont between 16 fa 0 cents per flower, sweet corn and cucum Weather has being moar bers are scarce retarded quantities Winkes es ‘poured over the baked pie to give You can, for example, add nour- | ita party sparkle. The pie is de- ishment and a new tatste to salads licious too, without the topping. . with chopped peanuts or a peamat Winkeyes I siive bread J teaspoons butter ‘part of that board be in the form'sprinkling with sugar if desired. : Apples of the many tantalizing apple dish-' Cover the skillet and cook the ap-: this day. ference fre those ; week z : ae ‘ ee M con Yara ny MePving this week. Thig in lens | iets Beit pepo: Apricot Glazed Buttermilk Pie butter salad dressing Of course, ‘utes the Marketing Info 0 . | ; aoa dams ; F fer S: ce . than many other red meat cuts, CANNED AND TROZEN FOODS W lee roo : OSA) Vir GSO Ue) (0 oun peanut utter sandwiches: belong Avent tho a 2tg-inch cookie cutter, 4 cup suge: not only in Johnny's lunch box ; Bf will pas te std ypectal cut out the cent { 1 7 1, cup flot j i : | f sh aiaulden aa acace to carve! it the center from the slice’ ‘2 cup flou but dad's ¢ . MEAT FOR THE MENE — With (A bank snouidey fern ane anil froren Liltgespacn (asi! ‘but dad's as well And peanuts or| ; le © cn Wn Mt POSED a “© ‘le _s sd poon fs : the exception of featured items Wot is boned ane vatled before( OU ChlaR : S- ou of bread “Melt 1 teaspoon of the, 14 teaspoon mare or numer peanut butter combine well with be omueh the Hewsting Tf the family does net fem& again this wee butter in a 6-inch tron skillet, add, ‘¢ plea con oes any number of other’ foods for a ios meat prices are nmineh “ . ; ; ep kes pea) omatoes a ie — . 2 cups butterm a . | ame na thes hace been Pacers CANE feat Tami showlder can ere . foie < ve bread center and toast on both) 4 eggs, beaten slightly sandwich spread, too j us wire ] ; meus ham apples.aaiesr peaches gides remove and ke | 1 No 203 (1 Ib.) can apricot halves , i ; , his reesined and uiseel font ratte. POO ‘ 0 ane ep warm. { y re slighth dnpher & ee fi ae A Hye and Whees are among the canned _ | ‘ pesspeones eorarisics Been butter also can often be} Budget-ninded shappers voll plan aay enous) ve aa item featured With skillet off heat (pan will = id # laa used for part of the fat in baking te otige poth offen while it is se protien ae ae ee Js Frozen vegetables fruit and be very hot) add another tea Line Sinch pie pan with pasiry : it's good in frostings, bis-: plentiful Sharer, 9 favored cut ieee ee ae aavind th a? meat pies are other iicms to check SP00e Of the butter; when It has making a high fluted edge. Com- cuits and cakes. Try this recipe! this week. will coat te 30 cental® SIP of KE around ag DAIRY 4X0 ECGS Largs melted place over heat again; Die yand Julhs EAN Liss flour. salt. for peanut butter drop cookies to! been per pti) (han in) calfuy+ side edge before broiling . he Pe i ' ee mdilthowaliceted bread nik the and seasonings in heavy saucepan fill your cooky jar for the holi- . sli via j » hex vege, alive Tei, i ory | . t : : 5 ’ when the supply as smatier aud FRUITS. There is variety plen-| ul igidig ee ak poe j ; hole in the center; drop the egg Stir in buttermilk Cook in tpp of days. The children will love ‘em at - smnntyerr itn oe je re tv i he produce department Cit i Hen icoets pen ipound ss connkiens a ‘ar 7 double boiler over boiling water F nterest in outdoar cooking i* yrveat Pty in the ¢ t i ‘They are U's to 8! a carefully inte the center. Fry | : ' You'll need one-half cup of pea- rus fruits and apples are incgand P NEY APA Se te abla. Cen Ol at egg in wet and the bread Until mixture thickens stirring con- When cost per serving t's eam | : 5 ‘ pound while omedinm sizes no. RR me ly. Beat be « { hot E nat butter, one-half cup sugar, idered, rib end f {8 sunny 17 toasted; sprinkle egg with salt mtarhsy Deals cap Ot ee | egg, 1 cup sifted flour, 2 teea- sidered, ribend roast anc 6 Navel oranges of the IN) ave range (rom 37 ta oo cents 4 " linto eggs and then stir it into RE. P .2 ton butt are economical pork wi. tom gn 1a cents a deren. Dy sot toe for rade when you 80% pepper. buttermilk mixture speons baking powder, one-fourth cuts. Ribbend roast mav be used in nn cael gores Inadvinsond baagy DUS butter? Grade AA grades 95, Lift bread and egg from skillet | teaspoon salt and one-half cap of ml = Bake the pie shell in center | milk. Mix the peanut butter, the highest score Conde A scores with pancake turner, add remain-| 9’ Cirade A scores O) [Tf the seore ing teaspoon of butter: flip over | as a roast, chops or lean “coun try style’ spareribs, Boston butt of obanges and piapefoud are 8 of hot oven, 400 degrees, for 5 | sugar and beaten egg. | es that have been concocted since ples slowly until tender. Then re-’ imove the cover to let the apples For example, he might insist brown. Serve on a hot platter ‘on fried apples and bacoty for with the bacon. ibreakfast. And here's a recipe| that would have put him in the right mood for his day's travels: Don’t Scrape the Pan First try your favorite brand | when you make taffy, caramels of bacon, which is one of the q nut brittles, this is the way to more attractively pour the hot mixture into the pan items right now, until it is erisp. lin which it is to be cooled: hold- Remove bocan, drain and keep the saucepan with the candy in it hot, Leave about .4 tablespoons within an inch or so of the cooling of fat in the skillet. ipan and pour steadily but do not Fill the skillet with sliced apples.iscrape out the last of the syrup. “Good food deserves that G00D “KRISPY" FLAVOR! Tempting tomato soup topped with grated cheese. Great with fresher, flakier Krispy Saltines! Serve vour choice of tangy cheese with the choice of saltines. Krispy Saltines out-taste ‘em all! ——— art = _ Bs = ae os « 24 a == ee 5s ass? f Oe ST 2 jee has = ee. eS ss af gat rs ax" A > =. : ma se AP me a = * Z SPy. “x a 3: %., 2 Tomato juice tastes best with the best saltine — “Krispy,” of course. Delicious at any course! SKINLESS fo TO cents a pec , ; i = : A te ( . . = utes. Reduce heat te 300 de ; may be used as @ roust, steaks, ~ jles« than 0 butter must be bread and egg Fry again until a i tt ik mix Sift together the drv ingredients or cut for chopsney or other Apples range from 10 to % labeled “undergrade Grade AA egg is set and bread toasted. Have! grees, and pour, buterrme ’ and add alternately with the milk pork dishes cents a pound depending upon and A are made fiom sweet cream, heat high enough for rapid cook: | ture into shell. Bake ati filing the first mixture. Drop by ; . 7 Sah ‘e they (: Ki . fre ’ Te: i set, about 50 minutes. (Do not : ° ws dime yok _> . (efias before yesterday's (court scx *2 tiem in, ber radio-TV column, | wishers. to the federal courts a recognition : Regular Low P rices sion and he withdrew his charges 55 received more than 500 let-- Friedman. was accompanied. to|of newsmen’s privilege already Gi Hirst andl second degree! murder (0s) Praeeine her ae her stand. ‘the prison by Ogden Reid, former! provided by law in 12 states, COMP SALE PRICE ‘hen the manslaughter plea was|_ nis was made wn Wednes-' president and editor of the New| He said the legislation would| . ; ili = apne nenes pee a day by the 34-year-old newspaper 5 York Herald Tribune, and several] facilitate newsgathering and “give ARE THESE VALUES SALE PRICE SAVES You The trial opened Dec. 29 before “O™an's husband, TV producer personal friends of the columnist.|further legal recognition to the i-mal i "y an Hal Friedman, who visited her at) Miss Torre writes for the New)best journalistic ethics which pro- ee ay ‘the Hudson ene, on here. York Herald Tribune syndicate. | vide for the protection of confiden- Aap berk (Regular Price, 2 Fer 31c) agrl & Meteh —_ Friedman said his wife had re-| She chose a 10-day jail term)tial news sources.” Sa : . . | ceived only one letter critical of rather than reveal the source of x * * ver raut AO DD DDD CANS 1.00 24c eat egregafionist eager we - - ‘an_item she wrote about singer! Support a8 a of this, RELIABLE BRAND (Regular Price, 2 For 29%c) | She misses her two infant chil-' Judy Garland, saying she hoped|type came Wednesday night from) 16-02. as Member of House dren, Friedman said, but is oth-\the move ‘‘will lead to~ legis-|the New York County Council of| Cut Wax Beans .......... CANS 1.00 16e f ‘lation protecting a newpaper- the Veterans of Foreign Wars. | RELIABLE BRAND Regular Price, 2 Fer 29%) /man’s sources.” Some 350 VFW members passed) Cc G B ee 16-07. WASHINGTON (®—Dr. Dale Hatcher to Head x & * a resolution at a special meeting) ut reen CGMS ~.- ee cee CANS .00 16¢ Alford of Little Rock was seat- , Just such legislation was offered|calling for laws to protect news: | IONA BRAND fReevler Price, 85) Mi ed Wednesday as a member of Mic hi an Wee k |the House in Washington Wednes-;men who find themselves in Miss ow“ eee 9 P+ Match the new House g | day. Torre's position. | Bartlett Pears 2.26 cscs sae. CANS. 1.00 5¢ x * Cultural Board Rep. Francis E. Dorn (R-Ky)| The resolution specifically) Alford. seregationist who un- / introduced a bil a news- named etre scr matters WELCH'S (Reguler Price, 37) 9407 \ *| i ; f such ex-| 5 peated the veteran pecs | EAST LANSING W — Harlan pen tine Learn by ted-|emption should Tha he gramedl Grape SUNG 5 eee eee ees 3 ‘ns. 1.00 Ile - ) st i c > |He 1 "niw ‘ - ic a ovember, Sook the |Hatcher, president of the Universi-| ora} courts to reveal thefr sources, newsmen. | KELLOGG'S (Regular Price, 28c) Mix er Match oath of office after members, ON ty of Michigan, was named today —____ ——— : 94-02 i voice hae cag ete i" res- to head the Cultural Activities” Rice Krispies eoeeereeeee @& @ 4 PKGS. 1.00 12¢ olution to give him a seat. Board of the 1959 Michi Week, ee See Sécccad OF THE WEEK rioees seewciess oes 1s) — An objection to Alford taking The appointment was announced Auto All Bran eoeenevrvreet eeeeee#eee 4 PKOS. 1.00 12¢ the oath had been made by Rep. by Paul Carnahan, general chair- KELLOOG'S (Requier Pri 8 John Dingell (D-Mich). [men of the annual state celebra- S = \ K eguier Price, 28¢) 6402 1 00 12 : | hon. =| | 1a e*eeee#k8ee#ee#ee#ee8e @ @e @ @ PKGS , ° ¢€ . | "Watcher proposed that all the G.E. SEALED BEAMS | pecan ) outh Offers 3 Rules | state's cities and villages pre- | post's me (Regular Price, 27) aoe for Protection of Teeth | meres ol Spree, Se ‘we tor 1.95 $ 29 Alpha Bit eoeeevevereese eee e PKOs. T.00 8c see * | rtect lighting, 4+ ; OMAHA ® — Dr. Cecil G. Muel-| nection with the celebration. 6 12-vle Value LESSER QUANTITIES SOLD AT REGULAR RETALS ler reports that an eighth grader; If such a history is in print, ~ es. | told to prepare a list of things im-jhe said, Mchigan Week could| > —_ portant in care of teeth replied: serve as the annual date on which - _ DOWNTOWN PONTIAC F LORIDA MARSH, SEEDLESS “Brush your teeth after every|they are made current. MIRACLE MILE meal | Other suggestions for cultural 162 N. Saginaw FE 2-9253 . FE 8-9666 9:30 to $:30 “See your dentist twice a year. activities during the week included “Stay away from fountains where art shows and exchanges of civic 10:00 to 9:00 Daily 9:30 to 9:00 Monday & Friday LB. C they push.” \choruses and community theaters. B A G a e No job’s too tough for a, Chevrolet truck! time. 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BAG 2.07 Bao at Tle JANE PARKER or Blackberry Lemon , ! a iy * ‘ 5 1 St. Mary has won only one eee tae Eagle ip scores! fa pee De > Dusryneki unprecedented iD team Bia games were played against teams loop game, a 53-38 victory over Aiy fee = opponen & es Reone © Votrubs schedule for the 1959 baseball in this week s Associated Press top St, James, but has capable OMY four games compared with xii, G Has Seasor ee _five for the Rams. Orchard Lake ‘loop contests, while Eaglets have | a number of first-stringers from ago, eee ear ae = ge = <- % sone 8 - = may s $ ; sy = ke ‘ta pthiaiiage yrs a 4 * | - ra 5 . _~ 53 J: ¥ y os " = se er stn. wy | ] He aoe nt Anger oh f . | 7 : Has Ailing Stomach Muscle give Mutogra ive wee Olmedo Quits Tourney } San Freacece peparear inch base, 3 inches powder, < ran away from the Minneapolis Heinsohn had 25 points and Bill owilng excellent CABEBFAE, Cadillac—i0-inch packed ® ADJUST TIMING WITH A : z 1T Fenton—6- to &- inch | base, 3 taches powder, skiing very good @ CLEAN AIR FILTER Lakers in the fourth quarter and Russell snagged 28 rebounds for = aye seer enton~-6- ECHO-VALLEY, Kalsmazoo.-Tobopean - WE WILL PICK UP YOUR CAR CY OW ENS won 89-78 'the winners. Ken Sears led New MOUNT CHRISTIE, cear one aoe ing and skating ‘excellent 50 oie for } 8-inch base, 2 to 3 imehes powder, skiing ire nches TUNE-UP * * ¥ York with 16 points eacellont packed base, 3 inches powder, skiing ex- OTSEGO SKI CLUB. near Gaylord—{2- | cellent AND DELIVER IT. IF YOU WISH. SPECIAL tics increased their Eastern divi- star scoring 26 points and pulling vi < ver ‘guy T eyes 4); : ; . sion lead over New York to 4°3 gaan 27 rebounds. The Nationals FRONT END t NO NEED TO STALK THE games by walloping. the Knick a throughout Paul Arizin was TOWN FOR VALUE 108-78 and the Syracuse Nationals +. Warriors’ Jeader with 22 points Bete Se ee powder, skiing’ - #ARBOR HIGHLANDS, Harbor 6prines SKI VILLAGE, near Gaylord— 12-18 panded, cing et meee, 6 se Ee ent base, 4-6 inches powder, skiing! HOLIDAY Hints, Traverse City—15-26 jexcelient inches base, 5 inches powder, skiing ex- eS Mer, toe nace skiing | PUREE, City, skating Tinka very peed. | ee an . S F alkaska— 5 ‘excellent. Toboggan slides and ice skat-. 2 inches powder. skiing excellent . In other games, the Boston Cel-) Johnny Kerr was the Syracuse I OR SERVICE whipped the Philadeiphia Warnors De ay inl Goeration ene Ata dat Ruka racicet . PHIL SLA SYRACUSE ng rink in r udington-- Beg. $9.00 $ 95 ec 0 H Th d 111-99 ¥T art HOUGHTON _ Soe ait aes 10-inch packed base, 2 inches fluff, ski- Value y Vwens nas ihem—anc . Cliff Hagan, with 22 points, was Aru 1 822 Bearer be t4 ee gos ee et Te gus AREA) Vanmicieo 6 Grabovel 22 6 Paiaza ‘ : ene s . 106 Cy Owens’ Service De t ete 6 6 12 Conlin ey INDIAN BILLS, near Bt Helen—G-incb | 14 inches packed base, 2 inches powder, Here's eet @ Pp . ‘Gola 510 20 Kerr 11 4 24 base. 2-3 Inchés powder, skiing soot p skiing excelien D 7 ae -9 P.M. Hee: cre Johnston 0 @ 0 Costelle 691 | MIO MOUNTAIN, near Mio —B-inc MISSAUKEE MOUNTAINS, Lake City— We Do — OPEN M.-IP. : oe Johunow 2 3 7 Blanent 419 base, 2-inch powder. siting excellent Agee base, 4@ inches fluff, skiing ex- © SET CASTER. WITH EASY ERMS lants ay Vi en George . : iS Greet : : 4 | ySNOWSNAKE Oe ood Clare Coun- aston MANCELONA, 2M , 20-38 ik 2 Dermpsey jey_-8-ineh b 3 MT. . Mancelona — 20- yy t Hat'ar ooo ("BLACK MOUNTAIN Ski Area, between |i. ches packed | eias! (6) Gadees s pawuer: CAMBER, TOE- No Money Down! cimseact | ML 24 Monthy tu Pay! of a i Share resstm HEB aon FRONT SHOCKS hd FARE-PLAN FINANCING ,Onaway, Rogers City and Cheboygan— (cviin excellen ‘22-inch base, 2-inch powder, skiing good THUND! ER WOUNTAIN, Boyne Falls— OGEMAW HILLS. near West Branch— 19, m2 inches packed base, $-8 inches 6- eee base. J-inch powder. skiing e*- Dowger skiing excellent seller WALLOON HILLS, Walloon Lake-—18- SHERIDAN VALLEY and Woodridge yo inches base, # inches powder, skilng Sk} Park, near Lewiston—8-10 inches). cient w Totals M778 = Totals 43 25 11) st toms MINNEAPOLIS ti Mt Louls Jan 10 Chemical © INSPECT TIE- FOR $1 TO$1,000 OF »@® SAN FRANCISCO CAP Th SAS I t ROD ENDS o®, : y an k el ape 4) Pert 112 base, 1 inch par skiing excellent ARD HILLS, Branch—4-10 inches ° SERVICE°WORK. San Francisco Giants p ud a u are 212 SILVER VALLEY habs eas Sports Park. pose. 3 6 inches powder, wating excellent @ ROAD TEST @ dividend on each unit share of Hava: 17 near the Tawases--J-inch base, skiing, stein oe, CAR S&S h Mi Ma. or 7 72 4 j fair Toboggan slides and ice skating @, a @oe y 4 stock following tts) first season pyres 5 040 4 rink operating @e here Mant i ott GRAMPIAN MOUNTAIN, near Oxford— AUTHORIZED ; low vette 4 Fou 2 6 Rael: —_ 6- to 10-inch base. skiing excellent - Trege oo : ? pp om pe : mae | : EC ENTS “oy” OWENS Inc Club ae surer sige f ie | a oiite : t ; DOWN HIS ALLEY — Lewis MacDonald built an 80-foot, two- Jan 10-11 wifey News first annual ev in New Vink vd vesterday % 4 eet 3 : ; t t Holl Totals 6 17 89 t 9 2% 18 “ar varare Cor tp > j o alley > : Por slalom races at Mount Holly, near ally DD sinvices ’ the dividend was declared Noy Jf aia GAT RATARS complete with a full-sized bowling alley beside his Port Jan 9-11—Bay County Winter Sports 16 18 28 7—8% Jfurun, Mich, home. Mrs. MacDonald does the pinsetting when her = Cernival Cirplcisssipllepead 147 S. SAGINAW by directors of the National Tox stinueapotia % 14M B—eT by Factory-Trained FE 5 4101 position Co. the corporate owne husband is rolling and vice versa. His average in league competi- | skat ina races at iain ersee Te ee ukce 3 a ‘ Line . ; Jan ! entra ichigan §& 5 Mechanics of tha club. and was made pay bale he Krw your | tien has improved by eight pins. ing championship races at fairgrounds, ‘ F hd —— Bay City abhe fost) Vloncdas He neohn o 4 3 fea ’ 4 4 16 jan 10 Miss Sheridan Valley electoral! Hatises ‘+ ee ss call Lewiston fer Weta aad gion commen Gor ee 8 AD Lists Prep Cage Panel Fiaad et iy ; . ‘4 , * ¥ ¢ [ 4 a ; . i R E + | 2 | . \ 4 Non-skid 7-rib tread design. Firestone Rubber-X for extra mileage; S F Safety- Fortified rayon cord for extra blowout protection. 4 1 4 sold over-the counter at $22) 4 K © Jones 1 1 3 Bodie ff 1 Share The current bid and asked eating a2ab 10) tictase mr Bs 2 shIN i . prices ate $330 and $i) resper Press today named a 21-man pane] }@4n. igne y oron 0 * tives ‘ew You 3@ 011 24 17 Tube type Blackwall As Low as — 6.70-15 Pius tox and recappoble tire No Down Payment When You Trade in Your Old Tires Weekly Payments as Low as 75c¢ Each wh FIRESTONE NYLON TIRES ge fj r Exclusive Bladed Tread Design for extra mileage and skid protection Race tire construction principles for even greater blowout protection 6.70-15 Tube type Black wall Plus tox and recappoble tire Firestone STORES 146 W. HURON Ee. 2.9251 140 N. SAGINAW ste 5.2620 * The dividend inchided $2 on pre 4 off 8 Last June, National F.xposition’ Cee sao Ex-U. of M. Captain DETROIT «® — The Associated school basketball teams in Mich- Me] 74a to select’ the outstanding high The panel, made up of sport cditors| and sports woters) ee TORONTO. Ont) (UPD Short, RENTAL— . every section of the state. It stop Ernest Vyers. 21, former cap- : will vote each week on the top | tain of the University of Michigan EQUIPMENT 10 basketball teamy in classes poseball team, has signed a con- A, B, € and D. tract with the Toronto Maple Leaf ' "The AP will tabulate results baseball club. of the balloting and each week Rudi Schaffer, Leaf general SKIS — BOOTS will list the top-rated squads in manager, said manager Dixie the state Walker considers Myers “an BINDINGS Newspapers participating in the Eddie Stanky-type ball player.” poll are the Lansing State Journal Myers, currently teaching in his 95 Marquette Mining Journal. Mus- home town of Fenton, Mich., kegon Chronicle, Kalamazoo Ga- played 26 games in the Intercounty zette, Detroit News, Jackson’ League at Listowel last season and Citizen-Patriot, Niles Star, Bay batted .330. City Times, Pontiae Press, Adrian So Once-a-Year Sale Télegram, Mt. Pleasant Times- News, OR Huron Times-Herald. Prep Coach Wants Job 1693 S. Woodward Alpena News, Sault Ste. Mane OMAHA \—Don Leahy, coach 2 Blocks N. of 44 Mile Evening News, Flint Journal, Iron Cc Dy 1 Sc : , ; ae of Creighton Prep High School of _ i wood Glove, Battle Creek Enquirer Omaha, said Wednesday night he Birmingham MI 6-7474 PT es and x ws, Ludington News, Sag- wij] go to Milwaukee Saturday to (4 (Tk y aD. 2 OOM; inaw News, Grand Haven Tribune discuss with Lisle Blackbourn an! and the Cheboygan Tribune. offer to join the Marquette Uni- LITTLE AD AD BIG DEAL Se ve rsity football staff for Our New Home | cura Paubey ona Westt® coicago, Leahy played at Marquette under | ® Siding ELLIS INC. . cee, .. fa Holly Mims, 155's, Washing. Blackbourn, finishing in = yee > neweal SINCE 1945 | ALBUQUERQUE, N Art are-(he was offered the job of coaching) Stone FREE ESTIMATES ea M t Sea isk ey, bmrocked gut Jess'the freshman team. He rejected STOCKTON, Callf--Tony Dupas. 1362 ‘the offer to become an assistant | New Orleans, outpoiited Teddy Davis, > 143. San Jose. 10 at Prep “sitoe’ *| FE 2-267! Regardless of Cost or Loss Our Big Stock of Brand New 1959 Chevrolets Must Be Sold NOW! We'll Make Any Reasonable Deal to ‘Move Cars Fast! $35.00 List Price ice PAL ICE FISHING Ice Fishing Sh a nty EO lg ow SAIS NOW — in Sd ONLY *6” —_ it’s your opportunity to deal for dollars less on used cars, too! FIGURE an SIZES $ 5 95 12 to 4 1957 Chevrolet Station Wagon 1954 Ford 4 Deor Sedan Custom HN EE Be vir ce oe Tons, R & H Tra Tron Mant Job . $545 ale $1390 1987? Chevrolet 4-Door Hardtop 1985 Chevrolet 4-Deoor 210. Ke A Powe@rt. ve 5 0 wtigeadard [Pra $870 : Y ‘ Ee ee ee $49 EE oad. s Ran Tok try hed |rite ‘B. 1958 Chevrolet Del Ray 2.Door é HOC KEY - VR : 1986 Buick Spec. 2-Dr Hardtop ey 68 {ard Trans §1§87 E (% leoanow FAH WOM lit: jem FQCKATEC . Bae TT a ue + 1 , - = ‘ siuts 1958 Pontiac 870 2.door Sedan PARRIS 1987 F with Auto R A H Multilamina tien J te oe ie ove IB.OG0 Actor Miles $965 ase bemijees Biscayne 6 aot 1955 Ford | coaem 4-Door : T i : a ; wth ROA Auto 7 , ' ee ca ie ond New Tire $668 ; 1056 | Oldemobile Apert (Coupe 1954 Chevrolet 210. 4-Deor : hb $1385 ee | e List Price $17.50 SKI BOOTS — ‘] oO” NEW CAR SALES USED CAR SALES 94 Mill St. 631 Oakland Ave. 7 FE S-4161 FE 4.4547 Di ov i F a ae (he ge a ioe ys ¥ = i lamba ie, aaa tthe sk lec. ink: Maen ain Ai Ri in am dine es. RN Scie ihe, sate | | * ; z I | A : : } THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1959 : 3 . " - 5 a fi 7 - At ies —— 7 Se cisely ot ‘ ets Soe J ee {i be i ee ee a eee Foo ee a mos ee rere er es us goer gh ae a ee ar ° . ‘on es fete aiken : ’ i j oo ’ ‘Cog’ Interests Boys in Science Robot, Made by Boy, arora: " Moves, Speaks, Writes by Remote Control Grain Prices MARKETS {Market Rallies, Sears Reports Record Month Highest Sales Ever Listed for December; ‘Ward's Also. Hits Peak | 272 REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR oa Primary Election, pad res 1s, tine County od Sand. atale’ Mich- Notice is hereb that i con- formity with tee Share! age Law." 1. "the under: junday ieee! poilaay.” ine’ de day a any y serut prices: oe un Fo nag vt Tegistration the name of any —Opening grain ive RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. — A Cee oe oS are top prices ® CHICAGO Sears, Roebuck/legal voter im said Towasay, ,€O07_ oy ee ee one aaa ke ee ON Tags May OO GA covering sales of cally grown ld | Qed and Co. today reported record De-|sppiy to me personally for such regis. three feet tall, is doing his part "rittt: TE RYO ssy,/peoduce brought to the Farmer's cember sales that almost equaled) °°? no "names tor reeistretion during . . Avene’ drive to out- Sputnik Bee, ips Mo May ooo sees ER few by growers and sold by the company’s business for the en-|the time intervening Derases Cake e Russians. O22 pe itid| s Raaelaie cog and te'e al eben exit laws cerenh nace ere Beware ty, tas] NEM TORK Wi The sock mman| OT ohana official ‘primary election and the cay of mee MRE esses MY Bath ws annee dan) Quotation =o at “= of| Ket Palled earty today after an ini- caer 196, soa es mote it here Be gh ym . : July lo o.scec DABS May cccesc. 204 Bureau of Markets, | ; ’ compared Ww at my office 9, t * * Bep. Sia.) Lbs July io top| Wednesday. tial eg en Soa heavy. | 530,750 the same month a year ago.|35 stluon ‘as “tariet, oe Se day, preceding At Halloween Cog greets trick- * : Galas of G0 to a point pre- December 1958 included one more) Act, Na He Publ “Public Acta oe 1984 trom or-treaters with bags of candy 2 as troit Produce vailed among most Seater issues. shopping day. The sales amounted sata day for the. ‘purpose of ecewing — » sud at Cliristmas . . ‘ a ~ ' A number of stocks were unchang to 13.4 per cent increase and were the ISitied slectere & in said Townsht he strolls around in a Santa = vupits | the highest for any month in Sears/Gi7 op Vilege es shell propely Ciaus suit singing carols, Apples, Delicious, bu. ..............66.26/ or off slightly. history. Both il order and re- erefor xs pase ous ca ocean “The neighbors think I'm crazy,” VEGETABLES The market fell at the opening. | tail sales climbed. resident of the precinct st the time of says “scope Robert eee . . Geeta, topped. OU ...s..00--ceveee 1.00) The ticker tape was late for a [soph beam See ch resigent . . pwe, Carrots, — cocececccecsce B.S ra tin Fer the 11 menths, February te vote at the next election, be Cog's creator. IVOTSIOM (Sistas Sse FR) emma rated. Train cote | aroun December, ern sles of |i SCS wpe Bat leper thinks Cog is a good Lance = Oe gees 358] meat hase sige: $3,666,424,989 were an increase |piication procedure. pe reload get other youngsters in- Clear, Sun Wat : (DER) GOB. oe. -s00-0 1.60 of 3 per cent over eo gata Ler ee ee rae * * * ry ° ‘ 2eee warnees i 8 t ' The professors at Arkansas Tech noel ee: Squash. Deit ‘oat a a ime the rise to = Montgomery Ward said its sales) cate, “aay te. oe pier “tothe agree, and use Cog—with Dupwe’s With Spear or Camera) Rimipe ‘topped. on ee we in rn incroneed 10.3 per es = a Loe close ot reslntyation Deore ang, seston i December record. m CS!the Clerk of Township, City or Vil- help—in lectures at nearby schools. American Motors, which he! 4 totaled $164,588,435 compared with is aa ee ee Poultry and Eggs DETROIT POULTRY Cog is a good introduction to science, says physics instructor WASHINGTON (UPI)—Skin div- ing anlabneet ani apart 5 $149,260,414 for December 1957. For the first 11 months of the executing In @ firm yesterday in the midst of a a4 er sharp affidavit before 0 peters, pulls oe, other MECHANIZED INTELLIGENCE — Cog performs for ab audi- market decline, advanced ence under remote control from his creator, Is-yearsld Robert Earl R. Williams, who believes the i ‘ =e ’ : years ago, has become a spare- DETROIT, J 1 Ar—Prises paid more than a point in active deal-|. Dupwe. whetting of the appetite by such|time avocation for more than one ptr pound. it Lob Detroit for No. 1 quab paaly Ceara reports of record- Mie a oe ase nageh oa estan to the Clerk fhe Jeunes City 4 ee be the birth of a|million Americans in the past few - oer wes pe bene » 30-31: i Meyers 10, breaking sales accompanied the| oes 519 for ae Sea Gf A ae or Village ene ast = of regietation : : years, : * e. : ae nee “ rier to any elec or > 9 Gruehing and E. L. Bartlett, both] For four years Cog has amused,|” During the 1930's, a handful ee berred rocks Gi ees eee cent. Ward's 12-month sales for) tien tera. spubie” or other offeee enator Ss Democrats. - |frightened and educated folks injof hardy pioneers took the first|**Gsmmen 30. U.S. Steel, steady at the start, |1958 were $1,073,790,422. mame on the line for the signatarerot fhe 5 p “ : ‘om ment: Market wiet, Receipts Pon tration officer end te this mountainous Arkansas region.|plunges into the clear waters of|moderste and mostly edequate fer ine added about 2 as did Du Pont. i . Gruening, who wen a coin toss slow trade. Geed q aly heavy hens} Ameriean Telephone canceled Daregistered persone met entitied te ° Taw TS ee eee ee ee ict nan ge factional wer aad rowed a pus JIVEStOIS - "Seton 4 The napactere ef seston his hand in first t And f pole BA oe fad —— lection. tn f T aimee slips. hing ae eit metaeeat gee, years, Cog bas mut the sport was publicized little > nant men i: Dee, i this State, ition mS Ma County, Or er ms picked his paper. The Arkansas Tech sophomore |2"4 spread slowly. - in case lots, federal state grades All the leading motor stocks were P reyed On [ir eske td Sat ca site ; _. continually works to bring t x « * pre a iosin. 0M the plus side after an uncertain, me is not reg WASHINGTON (#—The 86th Con- The slips determined the length), eee Si eed be Fe: The exploits of wartime frogmen wid. re. i; moan Sete, wed, deg. | start. ‘book, of & whe aiinen te ighh red th Con-| of the new senators’ term ¢ to the capabilities of a * gmail) 31-33, wtd. 32: grade on ens vided "under “Act fis, Poa. 1064) gress became the largest in his! tour or two vCruening picked | Zan. * “|and development of a safe and rel- | iarge 30-40. wid. we, Sify: Brown t+ + * y d under Act 116, Ba. et cation, tory Wednesday when Alaska’s tw th = tants eo reae pic te «et _ jatively inexpensive self-contained | rita os opr iro heron eo wd, ve | | Rails wipedout a string of small| ction $06. Any registered elector may senators and one representative) 4 p. Bartlett the two a ‘lunderwater breathing apparatus) 3; Techs s0%c-38: wid. asal © | early losses and moved to the up| WASHINGTON meeneealle coce canes withte the took their oaths of office. ee ee oo ; > Nye Sie = * aimey shell | (SCUBA)—during World War I], Commmeretay cane 44. eure, side with an array of moderate, interest in the stock market has pened te City ar | Vilage, ce res coved The delegation from the 49th e draw was used last in 1912 with a aluminum foil gramatically introduced sportsmen) jarge 38-39 inrge 30-38%: medium 35. | gains. attracted a fringe element of |adcress by sending te a signed state swells Congress to 436 House|‘? S¢#t verte fore te ew could ee > All be |to the underwater world. large, 30-00; “large 38- wate ome confidence men who cater to gale he moved t end ‘the aderees members and 98 senators. states of Arizona and Néw Mexico. as . By 1947, compressed alr tanks 36, smali 30; grade B large 354% ‘ N Y k Sto k | the public's get-rich-quick fan- (from —_ be wee ceqretered.. Ro? oi t+ er fe ea ra al pen | oP PC re Dal al ta I fl mg The Alaskan ceremonies featured| As Compensation for losing the|made of sheet aluminum, able to for underwater viston and | {Nsrine, setistecteriy” metal etd at Te eeeanl east a | oy: fecord the new address, War pre- : § RSS move in any direction. c th plates is relatively good as prices held at | Figures after decimal point are eighth: a reeeee bce au the otlgianl one OEM a custom that has not been seen| °°!" toss and picking last, Bartlett y . carry things) rubber foot fins for propulsion | mostly below the 60 cent level to the | cate registration cards, and chen . we ranted the right to be known|#bout, even write on a blackboard : consumer trade. Admiral 184 peneeees 3 «The Securities ang Exchange | ;;, - in Ps here for 47 years, Officials took|@5 Srantec rig wn a pcr os were readily available te U. 8. ir Reduc a Ee Siete #3 le tt poi ae ee ee 0 a small wooden box out of the|@8 the senior senator. Ue — aa a scrawl. enthusiasts. They took to the ; ated Gere Sha fiber Mewan 13 | eet : ~ ese sees eS tke (har gore mont dust of a Senate storeroom and| No question of . seniority will aise peas estimates he has| water in droves, particularty Livestock jAllis Chal .... #3 Ha, & He > 3 ee ae bi ° ball (inlets "iuen oth day "inall tell om mt | placed it before Sens, Erne st/atise in the House delegation from|PUt avout 1. hours of work and) giong the California and Florida Ais os... ged Loews m3| June 30, st urdey. holiday. tn | Alaska. It comprises only Rep.|$150 into Cog. He plans to invest! coast Berness taverrece lam airtin ., 26] Peng, 8 Ges $24) market has saddled it with “en- \Shich “erent regletretion’ahell be” ne- Ralph J. Rivers aes a Pennscret more of both. * 500. Sie ghia! sears eae bentshe seers, am Gyan 35 Cou Rass me forcement problems of the first |2.7\"" proviaed thas “me ech tensor . , ; kt *&« Many things lure these men (and Saya Ne r cents higher; extreme re ey Pdy . 33.4 aay Dig 323) magnitude." shai 1 mit SAY pee reson o rote in ‘any sh t 1 N Ci Three motors power Cog’s move-|® surprising number of women) se ode u . , ective fully hm Tel Tel eg oS = el * *« * | had uot esaed yo) ihage, Senn ew City Manager ments, and a speaker in his neck|*Pend weekends and holidays 30| is cnoten ©1060-1238 “Tb, steers |AD.” M6 Morr cas 86 Con men were said to be Hcoiter of vagioretson on feet beneath wind-whi 26-28.60; {wo lots prime around 1050, co @tl ... 65.4 Mpls Fon gistration election D First Duties First provides his voice. Red lights are or more benea -whipped | 98 7*s2N 4 si tae yearling steers 30.00 (Afmout & Co. 23.6 Minn M&M 11}4 preying om “uninformed invest: | 48, oes rirs uries Firs : , waves few good to low choice steers 38.78. jAtchison ..... 2) Minn Pet 33) Section 807. Any registered elector whe his eyes, blue lights his ears and : *e ‘Aveo Mig ..... 108 an Ch 386; tors , . . often willing te pur- has removed from one election precinct : e ue Appealing to many div is the | 27.50: wlility and stendard mixed of- Sch & Oni ‘ M Ward |. 4111 a tecaahis. cl watlcne ADA, Okla. a — When the city/@ plastic radio dial is his futuris-|., “PP® ‘oO many divers 1s ferings 21.00-28.75; utilite cows 18.80- owedy Reet ge $3 Moh Whee i 3; chase unknown and speculative (fi.0. tiection” coum eee ne council employed J. B. Davidson tic hat. thrill of pushing into unexplored ee ae “Seer ‘mutchers 30 Moeing Air... 44 oo 2 securities which are represented | Township. City or Village shall have the as city manager the members| Between public appearances and submarine caves or canyons where cents lower: sows steady: mixed U ore era’... ton Mt Bite Bi as offering unusual opportunities |jiistreticn transierted on ony sigetion wanted him to take over im-|Se8Sions at the workbench, Cog|S™@nge a sere by ~ relics of| TP og: ‘mized No. 1 and 9.183; DAS cea} SRR | at ry... 06) for gain.” wR ster tna ver hort camavere ter mediately, but he said he couldn’t. stands quietly in the corner of|® prea Spani = ; rte aie see —_ 1 _ = - Be. 3 ped Co ee 184 Den Leod 12 The SEC observed that “some woch transfer and presenting the ssme \ Davidson was given three days Dupwe's room. mxktenty "appest (AA s< WANE | 260-300 Ibs 15. 80-1628: mixed grades Camph ou -. ise se 33 what paradoxically, declines in [in Chien he is, registered. Upon’ teeel’- grace when he explained he had a ee sand sows 300-400 Ibs. 14.80-18. Go, eo imate aa 32-1 Hert & eat 3) the prices ef seasoned securi ing such request the tn etor of election , E * *« * and 3 400-600 Ibs. ry 00-14 pitel Airl .. 184 ie 4g AY 3 charge of the stration records to return to his home at Duncan| Dupwe hopes to soon free C Vealers — salable 76. Saas steady, |cerrier CP .. 44.4 Nor Fac . is ties may Increase the public ap- | Jhall compare the signature thereon with to mow the lawn, of the heavy, 40-foot cord ae Some relish a tingling chase! choice and 3400-41 Fully steady: spond ; ae * Z fo OH 3| petite for guch speculative of- | ‘he Nes aoe ure — t's regis- pit ’ eS ha after a large sea bass, ope co Sen, sa cull and utility iggg om 7 pt 4 ena Tl a . 84.3) ferings.” trotieg _rycota sag, i heal ap oh from by : or Consumer credit in the United| control board. *|poised for the kill, while inlgnle 200. me, aed “* i ony air 43 s * * gertity icant tor upen said request end States now totals about three] Then, with his metal midget op- find a challenge in hunting with a ie, ee a cull to Clark . - m Piet It sald a substantial number 2 bow Plant pit > thet mad for billion dollars. an increase of 3/erating completely by remote con-|5P¢ci@l adapted underwater cam-| choice ewes 6.00-10 ole? ast ree” 134] Of recent mergers, scquisitions traneter small ‘te tusa © ora. per cent over the 1957 figure. | the young inventor will set “"**- Cole Palm en | er hip. City or Vinay, Cie, whe shail — f out ae add more embellishments| But all skin divers find balm : ® Gon Bale... 948 Piney... Be to be raya oataap lay reap eS of'shy siren 3 n never-ending project to hu-| for telephone-jangled nerves in ssenes Ul { 3 gl ot OE profits for promoters Spec> city or ev |manize his creation. this world of incredible beauty veer lpe oe Ha es ue as ulators at the expense of the = a the ut on as Towns eu and grace where all activity Cont a 2 tt Rca ae i c. public.” to chew the erga: Frey News in B . f seems to be in slow motion and ont ou wauee a —— iets a ~ Sane - : 2 | hie with | fief | Sinn Soe eay = RELIGIOUS Confers: *.-3) Ee “2 Airline Stalemate = =".3F, , . Dou Be eae cr Gy Rev Tee. 4 “ Ban ava, H ee Judge Cecil McCallum) >ird. Dead Sea Scroll oonghy olen Selewey #1 "a Jen. 6, 12, “38. yesterday dismissed a charge af Clear water to dive in and $15 in] Dead Sea Scrolls Tell garg ys Seat ae’. 2 Goes Into 20th Day = i 0 5 i ee a * oe |tgainst Robert T. 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