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in State Road Deals * * & & *& PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 —28 PAGES 
    
Senate Defeats 
Bill to Restrict 
  
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  ‘ 3 bles hte ack SAS Last Minute Dem Vote: Polls to Open at 7 A.M, 
Fraud Claimed — Hoping for _a Winner _| Gives president Victory and Operate to 8 P.M. 
on ey | Over George Proposal Precincts Increased 
in Purchasing WASHINGTON (AP) =| Pontiac voters will go to 
' President Eisenhower won | the polls Monday in a city 
< a majority victory in the, | primary to nominate candi- | 
Muskegon land Senate's vote last night kill- ‘dates for seven places on 
ing proposals to amend the | the city commission and for 
, Fi Probe Names Constitution to limit treaty two municipal judges. - 
a Lois Moon Ley and en Polling places will open 
ye The vote was 60-31, one at 7 am. and close at 8 
G. Palmer Seeley fewer than the required ‘ | p.m 
MUSKEGON (AP) — two-thirds of those ballot- Thirty - one candidates, 
Muskegon County Pxose- ing. The. proposal that lost the largest primary field in 
i cutor Robert A. Cavanaugh was one by Sen. George (D- Pontiac’s history, await de- 
said he will seek conspiracy Ga) which had emerged as cision of the voters. 
warrants today against two the fina! of several versions Twenty - six candidates 
the mate has debat- | are in the commission 
persons named in the in- os — Tat rimary with 12 to 
tion. of Westerny ing since Jan. 20. - be noseinated “to bo 
Bee oll The President has said he has +f April 5 election 
Cavanaugh said he will no objection to an amendment that ’ (two each from Dis- 
seek warrants against Mrs. would deciare no treaty or inter- trict, 2 through 7) 
Lois T. Moon Ley, a Mus- national agreement could override \ of the. fiv One} of ’e men running for 
megan, real esta’s pecker, the Constitution, but he has” op- pone rote | wieethips will be eliminated in 
Grand Rapids, ousted state posed various specific proposals he |" six pLEDGES—Shown above with Pontiae | took pledges in the state-wide program. The stu- nil ot ae atiohy whl tebtohaced 
highway right-of-way "| said unduly restricted the exect-| Police Chief Herbert W. Straley (left) are three | dents are (1 tor) Marvin Caswell of 72 Home St.,|clectors may vote for municipal 
: tive’s right to handle foreign | members of Pontiac High School's student council | sergeant at arms; Lee Williams of 2566 (Baldwin 
» warrants See- affairs. who took part in yesterday's safe driving pledge | Ave., treasurer; and Zack Athanas of 173 Beech | For the city commission, electors 
ley and Mrs. Ley wi con- In the final vote, 31 senators | project at the school. About 1,000 PHS students | St., president. vote only for candidates in their 
Ate? & to fraudulently — wri de ner tages oe | - “7 | Gewicts & has one "meme on the 000 or more of FIRST ENTRY—Vivian Taylor, 2, of Orlando, Fla., hugs her — oa re! | -~ - | 
state funds ih deals in pur- | !@-month-old boxer, Stormy, and smiles as she becomes first to enter | Won of kotare. Oall ve Dee Tear Gas Bomb Students in Pontiac -Area But no conmidsion primary ts 
: chasing state land for the” NEN Pemnestar up to 18 and al live pets are eligible entries. on the roll call. ; | ° oo s necessary in District 1 where only 
to to , 
US. 31 Hi sree, re open to all youngsters up pets are eligible en Te Present objected that on , Promise Better Driving Sy ee proces Ghani Tey 
Sastaaueh tab. - ee add” em outs ves Over 5,000 Pontiac area students promised yesterday | V- Cooley, physician, and Rew- 
pow cont | ic Device Foils; They took pledges at junior and high school assemblies on page 2 
Saichigen attersey gunarel, Mu : : © | he war powers and bis authorty| Safecrackers; Police) in connection with the state-wide teenage safe driving| tographic stulio They 
! Pee be Se - 0 aciics to deal with diplomats of other! 1:54 4 Local Breakins pledge project sponsored by the State Safety Commis-| il! be on the April ballot, 
| Mrs. Ley, , amy said, t ease: Ape 2 0-yme nl sion and the Michigan Youth Advisory Council. . Flectors may vote for ene com- 
- fom quutae ented onan ~ a. Feolihatioes without havi Wo Go| Tunes ‘Dain®to Gee other |“ “+ The local schools‘admin-| Sease “aes Se are 
two during the period May 11, 19@| WASHINGTON (UP)—Sen. Joseph R. MeCarthy faced | ratitied by the Senate, as treaties | reskins Friday, were scared..oft | Be ny “Tistered the pledges to the ne RIPE AS pete. 
to Jan. 4 of this year in which/a threat of mew controls on his Red-hunting activities | ere. ea wo evans wr os ome Jace Ponders students concurrent with |e sem, jasc tore 
| the purchase of 67 parcels of land | today as an aftermath of his angry feud with Army Sec-| 7. En ti any at the lnsi| tyes te cate dealers | | the first teenage driver| ‘The mmber ot Grecincts has 
in Lansing yesterday, Seeley retary Robert T. Stevens. | minute by Sen. Kilgore (D-WV@), | 1.6 night -_ | . - |safety conference béing mung herp woreeg: bd kets 
demanded an opportunity to ée- Although the Wisconsin Republican seemed ready for | apparently means there will be no ° Wil - aw on | 1eS held in Lansing Friday Se tee, wey ioolinnd “he 
fend himectt “instead of being |an armed truce with Stevens over treatment of Army |*mendment at all. although it is Pas nse Se een Each student, following the pro- | 1,804 voters aflected by the chinge 
| ee a witnesses, he announced his permanent investigating | tne vote the building when the gas started| Mandamus Request in | Stam signed an individual pledge. | have been notified by card. 
ee subcommittee would launch a new investigation of the| Associates said the outcome—no ech Ge. tals ‘ |The signed pledges, anid Clyde R.|, After the primary, from March 
| Highway Commissioner Charles . a reay Mande amendment—would be satiatectary | °“7"" : ‘License Case Inyolves im chairman of the 2 through March 8, unregistered 
, M. Ziegler accused Seeley of gross| . . y y- to the President. If the Senate had| The bonth’s trigger was tripped | Congtitutionali : _ Pontiac | citizens may register to qualify for 
| irregularities” in firing him last Motorists Jam The Army appeared $0 be | passed the measure, they said, the| when the thieves sttempted to onemty Chamber of Commerce Safety | the general election. 
| week, Another right-of-way buyer}. => ; . It promised t0 | administration would have redow the drift pla back inte the A request for a mandamus re-| Committee, will be mailed to the) ay reaidents who \oted 
also has been ousted in a widening | License Office roduce two privates Mc-| bled efforts to kill or water it down | "=" ’ quiring County Treasurer Charies | Youth Council in Lansing. tere at\least once im the past 
| investigation <a es Auto Plat y wants to question | in the House. \ el dare A Sparks to issue a dog license|,™2 Salety Committee initiated | tour are registered. abou whether ; 7 
The chiet of the rightot-way a |!OF ulo = nity onthe when they pet| an eee ot cuttin. | oe Sh tour breaking |‘ & Waterford man who re-| srvaneing the assemblies throw = pp 8 Beno 
: vision in Lansing headquarters of| More than 600 motorists jammed | 074 -Y CY Put) the GOP floor leader, went -_ Senna’ to Sere: tke toa Wenakaanedl cle aan ten pie basis. Two of the present 
prey tbe raeary Ey ancget air] Peypeneechingingareigerers | the uniform. | against the President-on the final | were similar : ee (Continued on Page 2, Col. $) 
of his duties, and Attorney General pl ve beat. | But even as McCarthy deciared| vote, after Re previeesly had\\ An undisclosed amount of money aguinst vabien wes ten Ger steal 8 
of his duties. and Attorney Gencrea | otice here this morning in a last- iat his fight with Stevens was| opposed substituting the George | was taken trom another safe at the | Sdvisement yesterday by Circuit) 5 raley sdministered 
issuance of warrants in connec-| ™iute rush to buy 1954 automo | “over as far as I am concerned,” | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) | x, Judge George B. Hartrick. pledges at Pontise High and. éve /B36 Catches Fire 
| : at midnight Sunday. -—| tio came from: S. Paddock St, where entry also| Mex Abney, of 3135 Mane BA. | Gas, participating In the pre | In demanding = chance to de- | Pire , 1. The Senate a asks that the Hocus bo tous’ Mre tee mut nea |DUTNS ON fend himself, Seciey sald in a Roy Annett, Pontiac Republican leader- ore Some $115 was stolen from a the grounds law requiring dhe and 
statement he restated what be | office manager, said about 3,009] “uP. which ondeved s survey of the station at 392 W. Huron St. after| ve 0 cette | ee etic nae on | SPOKANE, Wash. —A 3% mil 
causes “Setueti tthe asetheds” | Saemsa ein targust daily coved is Tener of tevestionting, com vaccination PTA Cousel, Mi Evetye Mes. | i0® dollar B36, the world's largest 
being employed by “certain | 1 tay sale—bought plates . mk ‘at Os thee: Artear |Pomber, caught fire on the. Fair- 
state and county officials.” 2. His Republican colleagues ine Wigh pond child Air Force base runway and 
Secley denied having soticitea | *i4*¥- the Senate Permanent Savesti- prvcoen Ba wy Bm a regen was destroyed today but all 20 men 
any consideration for performance About 45,000 motorists out of an| gating Subcommittee pal of Pontiac High, and Treop- aboard scrambled to safety un- 
ot his duties other than his regular | anticipated 55,000 have purchased | TSS they Seas or Gerald Tafiel of Poutine state | '@*™ed. 
state salary. their new licenses. The branch| “Wmber of one-man Police pest, ~~ | _ The fire was detected in a piston 
He said that “every transaction | offi open until 9 p. m. yester.| @e ome at which McCarthy rs io engine by an alert crewman as 
which I made was first submitted | day, will also stay open tonight.| Weed “abused” Bens pone Sean ae poets | ee ee ee ane ® 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) ' It is closed Sunday. Genevat tered Stevens cs took the ath pil “he nerontinental bom ber 
Rochester, Avondale ier- | which carries 71,116 gallons of fuel, 
Given Name of RI-67 ty volun lan Sohes fard High Schools planned similar | burned fiercely and was a total 
' lan of Arkansas, js) Programs. = : _ lees. One gnscline tanks exploded. 
Bug of Virus Pneumonia Mx » « P Search for Airl ds A D a Tae White House ress search for Airliner 
Found, says Army Doctor Missing With 9 on Board WASHINGTON (AP)—Two Army researchers today |Plying criticism 
reported isolating from a sick soldier a new type of mi-|‘"estmest of Army - | CASPER, WYO. (AP)—Combined air-ground rescue 
crobe they said might be the cause of some widespread There were signs that GOP teams, aided by clearing skies, pressed the search today 
ailments of the throat and respiratory system. sa —~ ell a ere for a Los Angeles-to-Minneapolis airlines plane missing 
. These might include some severe sore throats, bron-| take steps to curtail in Wyoming or South Dakota with nine persons aboard. 
chitis, “virus pneumonia,” and other acute respiratory authority. ; The Convair 240 airliner, with a crew of three and six 
ills whose.origin is still a mystery. At a burriedly-called , was missing late y at 
-- Dr, M. R. Hileman and*———— cin | TO eee hk 2 Wright Junction, about 80 miles north of ; 
researcher Jacqueline H. | "sine Se “respicstory Sines OL = Military and Civil Air? > 
Werner of the Army Medi-| Leonard Wood soldier was the/(Coldar With Rai Patrol from Wyo-| boarded by its three relief crew 
a ain p South | members. They were identified as 
cal Service Graduate School pat Ne ey ae glean ’ Dakota went at dawn | Capt. M. Ray Cawley, 39, of Boun- 
reported their findings in pak meal scider bad been! SOW ON Sunday to trace the airliner’s route | tiful, Utah, pilot, married and the 
the proceedings of the So- from what doctors call tlie = B terrain | Rigen. Crowther, Sof Salt 
ciety for Experimental Bi-|“primary © ‘typical pneumonia,| Cioudy and colder weather with between Wright | Junction rowther, 35, 
; ” : | Lake City, co-pilot; and Stewardess 
, a teachneal journal, | snows. rain changing to “snow flurries and Rapid . Mary ’Creagan, 29, Salt Lake City. 
cow ‘give, sume. smnplifice: “Tt bs Slee called “virus poew- | Sunday is the forecast S. D. Amphibious’ SAI6 planes) The passengers were Henry E. 
tion in an interview. ne TL om le mn pad , from the 44th Air Rescue Squadron aces ee ae 
said the organism had been | Ssetertel — ’ tonight at Lowry Air Force Base at Den. |Sophie Radjenovich nl, 
semeeeh, Sea a ie Gusto tive gormg of wi knows. a cael Gr gustiae's ae Minn.; Vincent Anderson of Shur- 
an epidemic of acute respiratory ‘The researchers said Sunday of from 35 to 39 degrees. 8. D., ret after 
illness among soldiers at Ft. Leon-| tests showed the new microbe/ Friday the temperatures 
ard Wood, Missouri, during the | capable of developing and multi-| trom a low of 23 to a high of 
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      Presbyterian Church Wednesday ees ts ab aoe Control of 3 Institytions Will Visit 14 Countries 
The Rev. Edward D. Auchatd.| Back to Church on 31-Day Tour assistant minister, announced that 
the officers of the church had By Religious News Service os © somes clliciek Dapnd wien’ 
voted to install a stained glass; salt LAKE CITY — A bill to Soe cemat > peummat © Geet 
name =o 2 Meir ‘tum back tothe Morinons three | for an all-expense tour of the Holy 
Marbect junior colleges now operated as ‘Land, ‘to the pastor, the Rev. Paul 
es cance ete aR r agent gia Pynd at at ig ta Hvens! who was moe 
aa a in accompany : 
) islature here despite protests by him. Protestants of the World — Unite P| F hts civic groups in the affected com- They will leave April 22 for the 11 o’closk-wKirk School “2 
an ram munities, Si-day tour. The trip will be made A Corts Waeine Auctio Tout , a The institutions — Dixie College by plane and will be conducted by DR. B. &. LAMSON i ul Weleqme | pate ace A ee Ti 
at First Methodist |st.3, comme, Sew cateor oe Pet teas anaes | wd Weber Saege, st tle fle Enacopal Carchi rll te tenth! an fr Jefe Medodit Cure" |Indiana Pastor to Preoch|| FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH transferred to the | gutted church in Tokyo. It is still in use bythe U. 8. Forces ‘ quuatetes ‘ 
earty 18303 by the | and Japanese civilians who receive communion here. Go tour wil eae 6 at First Free Methodist | 249 Beldwin Avenve PE 4-7172 : beg f and members of the party will coum Sais Xt Laie ‘y be guests of the Christian Ap- | Guest spealer at the First Free Welcome to the Services in Our New Church 
with the deeds in each! Confident Living f preach Mission tm Bethichem. | Methodist Churth tonight and on Sunday School ........ 10:00 A. M, Ande By ue Ps Wu iene warhors oo guides, | Sunday will be the Rev. Byron 5. Morning Service ...... 11:00 A: MA. effec © Bali . Grey wil eno and ctaly Lamson of Winona, Ind. Pictures Evening Service ....... 7:00.P. M. 
tw me me Search Difficult Situation) == ~- ot hin travels wil be shown pre yaad a oe | * a h fe : The missin fe w Eve. Prayer.. 7:30 P.M. 
Sgr te tee Laguure ving (LOL Guide Lig t to Victery Seturdey Eve. Service... 7:30 P.M. 
Ferner aerate tee | BY NORMAN VINCENT PEALE | “I found on, te on mate toe - without discontinuing | | Sat one day in the office of the | of this city once , ; 
owner of a great store. Filled with| “But this time a little , H. Hampten, Cheir Director 
the 8 at cep, | NE echentin Bis cine et Se ome - ee woe : justifies reputation “I had a thoufand dollars left, : the state will face | the history of the man who built ie qupesiinen | in the opera’ mason | it is the romantic old American oath in God, a , and in these | PARKDALE art, Gan ble ay at | sry. United States. | just started in Guo Glock Were of Seidute a = I asked him to tell me what he! and went-to work again. 
returned to it. ee ae ete “There is a| passage in the 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School and Worship 
S Caiien he Neh Ree nating Sal” sattoving| ON adn it token semen 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Hour ~~ eiedied comer : tor | * '. Sat oan pene w egpaceagatlng oi — = your souis.”” “| CHRISTIANITY vs. COMMUNISM” 
qyent be Siei peng a0 Shy nes said: “nn A Message You Should Hear 
Assurance that the Church would “America asus entertains’ e Gat you Mid-Week Service Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. 
them as part of its in a nut-| 4nd if you practice patience and Rev, Weyne &. Welton system was given by keep up your courage, and put Minister—-FE 2-6928 Reuben Clark Jr., second coun- went on to|%0Ur mind tp God, you can solve 
Church’s First Presi- ate the | "y Situatios. 
shortly after the governor's he had This he then the 1 pee 
Was sent to the Legisla- made by thing nq yet a of — -" 
= mt fea] Sg aed CHRIST iChurch to Observe of them| provided you go at i Ge Bert Pike ot Teemanio_rhe oie work, ” Wats dech ten oe ™ tae F Bervice e 4s gpg ganda pido ‘Nuak. wis the a Timi a benday Brening Serene tee A = 
Week of Dedication | wit snoter man; tney were abic|, Whst/he, said and the way he wauren nove haner | The stat ahead chesevence ofl techenesy en vertenedty daa’ in my mind ever since. So many 3 
the Week of Dedication of the work out, circumstances mad e| Regpig come to me about various UNITED GOSPEL SINGING eS ee ne on a a von a eae and they ask, “What is| Dm. WILLIAM 0. MOULTON : CONVENTION 
the results ef the weok will be] the fight way to mest a trying ait ’ 
  First Social Brethren Church, 316 Baldwin Ave. | 
2:30 to 4:30 
316 Beldwin Ave.—2:30 to 4:30 
Geraldine Trie, Church of God ee - ‘Faith for Today’ we thing is to hold to mind Lenten Series Slated 
TABERNAGLE |) i Krom and Covert Methodist Program Draws _|s#4 will be : outcome to| af Central Methodist 0 Tilden af W. Buren =f | Churches giving 
|| tal the morning services tor| Mail Response | that there are creative} ‘The School of Christian Living 
          
  
  
      
  
  
  
          
      
  
    
      
    
  
     
          
    
  
  
      
    
  
  
  
          
    
    
                          
            
    
    Preaching 11 A.M. & 7:80 p.m. || ‘alk at —_ oe Walues in any trying set of cir-|Lenten Services will start Ash | 
pol gg Snay be “Faith for Today” is the title of/ cumstances, : Wednesday evening in Central Mrs. end Mrs. Erickson, Duet trom Emmenuel All of Myseii,” “Put-|the TY program spaneared Wy te ae ee Os ee eas be ion CMe win Church . 
and, “EVO |e neard over channel seven af 1426) linixg,” yeu Dallave Hand lock | supertntendont of the Plat District qustay uct too 0. ene tap Hi] eneceee Euset, Social Oesthoen Chant Rev. Charles |P- ™ each Sunday, for it Rb of. oy © an ee eet Oe Yong ad Zien Ave. Nexerene Quertet—Sociel Brthren 
two special noenety De ll epee |e tha Ge vier Ging te The Junter furnish oo Sm — Fe een Mrs. Phelps, Soloist / 
“Dedicated Men,” and “The World| this program reached « Gem, Bat So wie Gey © 01 cin wat tel’ ee 0 |= : Plus Choir ond Congregation Singing 
tee nL a dae offering for wuaihie ‘gleams af tight] Say eight expper wilh thats and > Come out ond help support this good gospel singing. 
aoe paedier sation tlie ts aes that may be there, hostesses. However, anyone not || PONTIAC UNITY CENTER with your talent, presence and prayers. | 
Added |loca! church for the program. | 1 have colt Sts ml See, reeemiin ie tunel aitalto 2 | w1% ee Eulas Hoston ond Elsie Geskin, Secretory ond Treasurer LA 
ree, = .m. Monday. Sunday, — | 
of Fame | Central Methodist Pastor pra geld eras iy oo " Guest “species have been se-|] arrmetes with Unity Center Sched | 
Fame had four new mem-|*0 Give Sermon Series any situation, you will find « cuted for the six Wednesday eve | REV. EVE EDEEN, Minister 
chink of light; you wi fina |"™ Seared See Oar) A cutee of semaine DEMONS | taped peasihdiies. 7 
E. Cooper eee Dr. Milton ‘i. tet ne aah eran oon South Saginaw St. at Judson Street 
ari [Sea «ont Moo Enero eee! FIRST METHODIST Min-| The subjects consecutively are | ing right. No one ever has. You/i- 
and Stanley O “The Value of Worship,” “The In-| only get wrong results when you Gov. Post BR feveno — Zenneth Steghens = Hive. Dung. Putnom 
—_ <P) Prayer,” “The Sate ina| @> ta 0 tong inti Gart 10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP awards were given to the | Day of Confusion,” “The Grace of| make the mistake of doing a Songs At. Evening at the National Association | Giving,” “You Are My Witnesses,” wrong thing, and to know what is 11:30 A M CHURCH SCHOOL 
ee Sanne c Row Kugten” "| Gue Ge tenes Gam pomenll end 6:00 P. M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Childcon’s Charch ond Bible Schoo! . a _ e ' 
= will get, the right gg 7:30 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP _ 7:45 P.M. . ‘8 patience, possess “Testing Experience”- * DR. LELAND L. MARION 
Pontiac School of Religion #8" oo. a. sn nie , Thureday, 6:30 P. M. A seston you wt wan how on ei N. T h C4 When you get into a situation that De. Benes papa speaking. This Is the Greatest Year of My 3 
Sendey Shot .... o8aM HEVEITICS £€aCNCIS, COUTSES le trying, bafing, bewhering and ~Blides-of Services ou Wed. and Tri. 8:00pm = 
Morning Worship ..10:00 A.M, |] Pontiac Schoo! of Religion, which | the Rev, Robert R. Van Ocyen| Sscousacing. Sek for God's gull | "Ny f A Friendly Place to Worship a i “TNS smn OF UNFAITEFULNESS” m pad preted L bere emeee pester, White Lake Prestyteri” | do and how to do it oe af a ee 
Atte You suchas gn crocs hs sera | Sag te Re Jamar Deeg pax |, Then thik and ay and work BETHANY BAPTIST The Christian Temple = Peliowship ....... 6:15. M, || to be held Monday nights for six|tor Onkiand Park Methodist | ard. worgs, 40 your . ae 
Erengelietle Service..7:30 P.M. || "oe: pay IG og Be Br! Cant do yoo nocd mere Gan tat , Pied B. Rip, Makin "505 Auburn Avenue “BOW MAY A MAN BE J00t se at wart Sh ete [ne are W. Huron, between General Hospital and Webster Schoo! Pr. end Mra. L Marton, Feanders and Directors wits eon” hs a trying situation. _ _ : re Beng ce: oe (Copyright 1964) SUNDAY SERVICES 
eran Church in Waterford, 9:30 A. M—Prayer. / 10:00 A. M.—Worship 
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