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  ‘Turn on Jesus =a (Pilth in a Lenten Series) 
Tiberius Caesar called his mother, Livia, to him 
to hear the remainder of the strange letter Pontius 
Pilate had written from Jerusalem. Aloud he read: 
_«+«In Nazareth, Junius followed Jesus into his 
place of worship on the Sabbath day and there 
heard Him read from an ancient scroll of the 
prophet Esaias. 
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  Teanster Chie 
Rushes Home From Europe Indicates He'll Testify 
  
The yoice was clear and penetratingly magnetic . as it put new meaning into the timeless sentences: 
“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because 
he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the 
; he hath sent me to heal the broken- 
ed, to preach deliverance to the captives, 
and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at 
     
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Slowly He said: “This day is this scripture ful-. 
filled in your ears.” : 
“Isn't this Joseph's son?” they asked one * * 
  
  {nancial records Br Yagreas quickly tobe.   
Unit to Serve Paper 
WASHINGTON (#—Sen- 
prepared today to subpoena 
Teamsters Union President 
Dave Beck and seize his fi- 
niess he 
the would comply with their 
requests before being sub- 
poenaed. 
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  another, referring to the Nazarene carpenter turned unheralded from oe ! who was Jesus’ father. 3 Europe yesterday, dodged} SE RS i a 
But suddenly, according to Junius, Jesus began |'ePorters in New York, re- -| council, Munir Rayess, Gasa_ speaking again. He reminded the people that in the (fused to be interviewed in) , mayor under the Egyptian ad- days of olden prophets not one in the land was /|Chicago, and flew on to his) . ministration waa Pha 
cured of his afflictions, but only certain ones were |home in Seattle. —=s-_- es beet ae ee chosen for the miracles. - ‘ ; Arriving there, Beck said “I — asked te serve. He declined, say- 
Wore & at eae cae CATASTROPHE IN MIAMI — With a heavy bus resting on her og AP Wirephote po Fy dad nee yaaa 
This angered the crowd. They pushed the young old 0 Wale We a os abald ces clic dio tes Uinek ia Gv oie pone see Gite ak Ger tat tas connate, ihe Thee. te sttene. fetng emg man, who seems to be about 30 years of age, out of |....cteq to go to Washington the 310,000 residents of the strip, 
the place of worship and into the streets. . gen,” Bock dittived tol _ inchading some 215,000 Palestine 
“Take him to the hill. Throw him over the answer any other questions. Warnings Cut Tidal Wave Loss _ Aah wees, agent seen Se 
cliff.” e.crowd shouted and began moving to Beck's Teamsters Union — the f [ : ee ee : : trol in the strip. 
the edge of the city. | nation’s biggest — has been the ) . e , © gq STORM STREETS * But somehow, Junius says, Jesus was able to walk | focus #0 far of = special Senate -¢]_* Al ti 4 bl bg i oe 
Mg Be FP hclh —dreabieed ed a them aber 2 tgpevgece Ty bt sii oe ~h and shouting for the return 
wcapataars ee meTIeIAE Hee | oo oe ran tee | 2 Ada Boating Kitos| WER Vigorous Aftershock ieznssccs eo August Caesar, what you make of all tat West Coast 1 Teamster officials) Americans at Acapulco; : Pe are a ee = 2 Bomar ae 
— tres and some publi afice held Stolen Jewels Found By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS detic Survey office in Honolulu re Bulletin reperter, were dead tn |town, the rioters Degan Maung “in efforts to over _ -¢ ported that Mt. .Vsevidof on the! the crash of a plane photograph- |*25¢% : Own 40,000 Shares and gambling operations in ACAPYLCO, Mexico u—Police The nervous northeastern rim of/Aictuan Island of Unmark WAS) 2° os eves reed ppeofn rie may land, Ore. The hearings are iMlseancheq Acapulco Harbor today|¢ Pacific continued to trembleiteiching smoke after lying dor- - {gates ea can 
recess until tomorrow. for a floating body believed to be|/#%t, Right in the wake of Satur-/mant for 200 years. Officials said Gov, King said he was waiting) quarters, Presale Sten EO TO QUIZ ON FUNDS day’s mighty earthquake in the/jt probably had been stirred to life full damage reports before asking|‘®®T 4 and wroninacolia~ 
omney ames 0 Sons ‘The committee has said it wantslon os tens ee |Aleutinn Islands. . ty Saturday's big quake. federal aid, but had declared als heads, forced them 1° ade ‘She and a New York attorney; The restless earth that sent ti- x* * * perse. to questign Beck about charges 10-mile coastal stretch on Kausils.veral unsuccessful efforts to re- 
that union funds were used to pay|Were stain and robbed after hejdal waves “credhing into viited In Hawaii, where waves rang-) 4. sor rset Ane 
some of his personel, Wile, cadibed wat p 6. dimperate, fet: forlos i cae. 2 mason dah ots ag me ors Hours after the alert had ended} No casualties were reported on 
as arges 0C 0 is lieutenants ‘The body was sighted shortly|ser"* 20:20:23 P-mu!along northern shores of the is-!in San Mn sees on Hokkaido, Informed of Beck’s return, Sen.|after midnight bat rough water\o lands, Gov. Samuel Wilder King) | iernmost of the main Jape. After the outbreak, = curfew 
: a : McClellan (D-Ark), chairman of| prevented its recovery The University of California [said 154 people were left homeless|. iiands. Police reported one| Previeusly ordered for ¢- p.m. 
DETROIT (#—George Romney, president of Ameri-\the rackets investigating @r0Up,| ao soe ame murder eclamograph at Berkeley. was |ip, ‘wo villages on Walated by|house washed away with others| was meved up to 1 pm. Sound can Motors Corp., said today that financier Louis E. |‘! 4 newsman: rohbery plot were Mrs. Edith oe er ne ~edihde baoe wrecked and more than 50 flooded. eae tae & 
Wolfson of Miami and his wife have become probably| “I Just assume he (Beck) will | Hallock, 63, and her traveling | “°*"* ‘*fer- -| Unotficial damage estimates) 4. 0 Oe Om but the military police had ditfi- the largest two stockholders in the company. aoe uch Se ee ee | Said thn mee enka, enpareaty Tenens SP We we weiliion dollars.) 28S See can Die Bae’ tare One te atte fe ele 
The Wolfsons reportedly own 240,000 shares of Ameri-| js euntime, Portland Mayor Ter-| Poli __|another' vigorous aftershock of the| No direct loss of life was re- |saturday night yanked an &-foot| AT*** t comply. 
can motors, which has 48,000 stockholders and 5,670,430|ry D, Schrunk was due to take &|Fenton, 32; and. an weemploned ee en ee Pe ne a ee ee ee eee oe nae nperaa ae ae ; lie detector test from Secret Serv- Daniel Rios Osuna. 38 . commands shares outstanding. AM stock closed at $6.12 Saturday. |i . re ore Gwe yg tte Meanwhile, the Coast and Geo-' newsman, and Sarah Park, Star- | $5,000. E. L. M. Burns, UNEF cc 
Regarding publihed reports that Wolfen propot sy ‘Soe soon. gah Sty nbn ace at iaiien eames are Saaeeeas that American Motors sell* + — ride, robbing them of $70,000 in| p t-O-Gold Worth $300 i, er last night's aftershock, the fifth,|quarters from the Suez Canal 
its Nash, Hudson, Rambler ‘Ni Co = ** Beck cash and jewelry and dumping|< 0 would cause more tidal waves. [zone to Gaza. | 
automotive. divisions and ' 10 ' Smment : - motes IAT j P ‘ b H ‘ F | ; . Sanaa dani ; 
trate on Kel rane are vane “ge Sagar in Frize Dy Having fun Balmy Gulf Breezes | Bem. wo wimessed the dem- — ove: y onstration, was asked by newsmen appliances, Romney told Mrs, Hallock’s jewels, or most ; (Continued on Page 2, Col, 8) newsmen: of them, have been found hidden If at first you don’t succeed, you certainly have plenty. of Warmin Pontiac 
: in the Acapulco garden of Fen- to try again with Pot-O-Gold. Another new puzzle g “I have seen Wolfson recently. ton’s brother-in-law, ee ae "aes te ey be | Low Supply of Vaccine T am always anxious to get the Police said Fenton, described as en ag oday, giving everyone a Strong southerly winds blowing Expected to Hit Detroit views of our shareholders, I don’t a U.S. citizen of Mexican parent-| $900 now in the pot. : will warm air from the Gulf of Mexico - 
know exactly what Mr. Wolfson age, was in Mexico a eee Sey ne ek Wee's pee, Nee are responsible for the warmer] peTROrr @ — Salk antipolio has in trad in the way of changes said he is a former U.S. Navy} be worth at least $100, which is nothing to sneer at, especially | weather trend in this area. vacdine may be at a preminn 
or suggestions, I don't know if _}man wanted im the United States} considering the fun you have trying to solve it. Pontiac's - lowest temperature / starting late this month, has any definite changes in mind.| re ee oe Saag ee prior to § a.m. was only 35 de-) ‘The State Health Department 
“As far a5 1 am concerned, the | wap Birceageee  rigseese cia grees, while a high near 5 haSisaiq Saturday that increased pub- ule dhibdian of hiciwiehe Waters a jewelry To make things a little easier, we have a list of words con- 8 gery Bhentinoy scat. |i terest ad canted: Sie senate 
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thon. are oppor. . : rules and solutions clues very carefully, and then send us ve ot cau Siva 40 tele ee w 
tunities, United Action Needed “Testilts. ‘We're anxious to give-away-that-money, and you might _ 8 ewan ate te eo gol ie tia 
small car on Expressway Route |. be the recipient. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy| vaccine, Parke Davis & .Co., and we “ . Baize, blade, bold, cold, dicker, duel, fan, fare, faro, fuel, | Jin 9 of lly & Co., said a new See Editorial ’ th a high of 46 to 50 degrees.| Eli Lilly . supply 
of the EB . ">| =gtade, hold, hood, hook, hoop, kit, ladder, maize, man, nob, nub, | At 4 p.m, the mercury regis-|would be available by the second 
“er-ma Page 6 oily, riddle; slabs, slats, ticker, torch, touch, wily, wit, wood, wool. ‘tered 42, weeks tni-Apell. rs 
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diately Joe Haas Reports Standing Room Only in Florida 7 
er Li Lead in Florida Keys iota State Car Licenses Lead in Florida Keys - polders headed . ’ | KEY WEST, Fla. — Hotels @idiground, because they had no ad-| The shortage of accommodationsjof them. They still offer our na-|they do not appear cognizant of - : 
Detroit lawyer. ; of the better class nek mosereliens. S00 Oi 2% Ricerty aren saith o2'St Pehecibiaiyitiee's bem evidence of  pertiveline reel Fie OY Oe 
Dan's : Gren or when it raine{"%Ch city's chamber of commerce) ctment with a life of rusting) Within the past couple of weeks — month to worked nothing into a multi- the in St. Pete was flirting — ment, does a plenty. has lout. mercury 2 
a a : hee se i eek canes Sea te ia Ot satel We See pret 
Dubli , fre ‘the tains are wonderfull wichboring double-sized Tampa, |’ pennies en 
rs ‘ i nh be cee pomp rn For St. Pete, not much larger ERE RAL RTE 
el eel a coludburst in Pon-| than Pontiac, has become world- ‘s Pre 
| tour $a real pleasure to stand) famous, although it offers noth- ta Today's P ss 
|= ORAS (CEMA | para he ti : must m ct your : 4 TEs ee eens ease 
Plates : eee WOR font band Florida. It really le toe far north | oem om i 
ae g,' on » flooded streets are Florida brag. But the C. of C. | Sports ....... wo soeaes voy AB, 
Sl otthe Fy again within a. few min-| Publicity keeps ‘em coming. | ‘Theatery .......+---++.00++0: 
ae | - fter it ceases. An $ft. eleva-| 1B citle Saod CMa “TV & Radio Programs .. 
Bee ~~ om the Keys is called Mount| Its benches haven't changed a) Wilson, Eart ; 
good p, Y and ‘the motel on it is since our first visit there 20 Women’s Pages ..... 
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Weekend Fires 
City Hit by 500 Calls; 
Burning Rubbish Now 
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jai} yesterday when he appeared 
before Orion Township Justice Hel- 
mar Stanaback. 
The Weather   
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4, shifting te westerly at 15 
an hour temerrew merning 
Teday in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. 
35. 
At 8 a.m.: Wind velocity 12 m.p.h. 
Drection: Southeast. 
Sun food Monday at 6:34 p.m. 
en rises Tuesday at 6:50 a.m. 
Moon seta Tuesday at 4:13 @.m. 
Moon rises meneay at 1:35 p.m. 
Bewntown Tem Temperatures and te 
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                            ~~ Hurt 2 Fighters} 
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, officiate. 
William McVay 
ra St., died yesterday at his home. 
HishMary, are children, Robert of In- 
‘land a brother. 
o|Maurice W. Milward 
‘Mficiating, with. burial. at      \ Sse eae ae a pec oe ait i 
      
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1957 # 
      
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the trip with all expenses paid. Pic- 
of circulation manager 
carriers of their opportunity to 
oe ee ic Gcrandel ws tad tone canibeen cheabelenr Win teat aoe waters 
the current contest, which started Saturday and will continue fs . 
    
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on Freak Crash ‘Plane Bounces, Flips! . 
| in Landing; Injures 7; 
2 From Michigan OK 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (INS) — An investigation was underway today 
to. determine what caused an 
Eastern Air Lines plane with three 
crew members and 31 passengers 
aboard to flip over and skid 100 
feet on its back while landing at Standiford field in Louisville. 
Seven of the   
through April 13th, The carriers pictured above (left to right) are 
‘William Gann, John Gollschalk, Larry Crews and John Erkkila. 
  
Flint Man Says Billboards Will Go Up   
will be held Wednesday at Donel- 
son-Johns Funeral Home. 
Rev. John E. Yuells of the First 
Congregational Church, Rochester, 
will officiate, with burial at Oak 
Hill Cemetery. 
Surviving. children are: Glenn 
H. Durkee and Frank E. Durkee 
of Pontiac, Mrs. Frank Renshaw 
Daniel L. Kellog of Pontiac. 
Mrs. Arthur Graham. 
Service for Mrs. Arthur (L. Ma- 
rie) Graham, 39, of $97 E. Huron St., 
who died at 6:30 a.m. yesterday 
at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, will 
be held at 2 p.m, Wednesday at 
S Chapel. 
Dr, William H. Marbach of the 
First « Presbyterian Church. will 
  Surviving besides her husband 
and her mother, Mrs. Arthur 
Davidson of Pontiac, are children, 
Russe] Lee Graham, stationed with 
the Army in Germany, and Carol 
Ann at. home. 
  William McVay, 72, of 465 Going 
Surviving besides his widow, 
diana; John of Chicago and Thom- 
as, Mrs. Violet Shaw and Mrs. 
Margaret Ketzler, all of Pontiac, 
Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. 
Wednesday at Huntoon Funeral 
Home, with Rev. Frank Vore of 
the Brethren in Christ Church, 
Leonard, officiating. Burial will 
be in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. 
  Maurice W. Milward, 87, former 
Pontiac resident, died Saturday 
at the Elks National Home, Red- 
ford. « « 
A brother, Frank Milward, of 
Ironton, survives, 
The Elks Lodge -of Sorrow will be conducted at 8 ‘p.m. tonight 
from Brace Smith Funeral Home. 
Service will be at. 2 p.m.: tomorrow 
at Brace Smith Funeral Home, 
with Rev, C. George Widdifield, of 
All Saints Episcopal Church,’ og 
t. 
gs gh gig coxa ea rE   
      formed, possibly at fonight'’s 
“We've got $500 promised. to 
start putting billboards along Dixie 
Highway with the general warning Threatens ‘Speed Trap’ Action to motorists ‘Don’t Be a Victim.’ 
We're going to go through with 
this campaign one way or the 
Other,” Masin said. 
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[Fatal fo Area Man James Weir, 23, of 27815 Alger 
Lane,. Madison Heights, died this 
    
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this time. 
We've called on many Pontiac 
people, never to eat or sleep on 
them, as we never travel on our 
friends. 
We're quite impressed with those 
who've shown such good judgment 
and understanding of the situation 
to buy or rent winter homes in 
such ideal locations as the 
Nokomis-Venice district on the Gulf 
Coast. 
And they should be happy, for 
they’re living where happiness is 
no- a’ Myers somewhat resembles St. 
Petersburg in its winter popula- 
tion. 
' Its royal palms are world beat- 
  “There we found them: all happy.) 9.9191 
  Haas Finds Florida Filled 
to Capacity This Season 
of Rochester, and a sister, Mrs.) . 
cars leaves there every night for 
the north. 
I saw a carioad of tomatoes 
consigned to a Pontiac store. I 
scratched my initials on a to- 
mate, If you get it, phone FE 
hundred workers, and a fleet of 
employe buses larger than that 
of the Waterford Township 
schools. After the day's work is 
me say that Key 
but climate ont 
getting to it. The charges against police have 
been flatly denied by Police Chief 
Frank Van Atta. They include: 
Officers boost the actual speed 
of cars when ticketing violators; 
officers wearing civilian clothes 
ride in unmarked cars at night to 
fool drivers; and officers pounce 
on victims before they have had 
time to slow for speed zones,   
Board to View 
-, » Zoning Change But ‘Waterford Won't 
Give Final Approval 
Until Later 
When the Waterford Township 
Board meets tonight, Louis Barry, 
of the 37-year-old system. © 
Admits fo Putting 
Strychnine in Milk 
TOLEDO, Ohio (# — A 42.-year- 
old housewife has been charged 
with administering poison to her 
husband and her married daughter.   
of milk, He quoted her as saying, 
I didn’t intend for my daughter 
to get any of it at all.” 
Police tested the milk after Mrs. 
Underwater’s husband, Joseph, 60, 
her daughter, Mrs. Judy Miles, 22, 
and Clifford Lybarger, 50, care- 
taker of the apartment building 
where she lives, became ill. 
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Underwater was released! passengers were 
slightly injured yesterday in the 
freakist crash of the twin-motored 
plane .which left the passengers 
|. jbelted to their seats, wrong side 
Z up. 
‘The Martin 404 Silver Faicon,- 
en route from Chi¢ago to Miami,” 
Fia., 
Louisville, and then 
and flipped over. 
It hit the runway and skidded 
100 feet to a halt. 
Six of the seven injured pas- 
jsengers were given treatment onjv 
the spot but a seventh, William 
A. Brown, 61, of Birmingham, 
|Ala., was hospitalized with what 
- pwere said to be minor head and 
back injuries. 
Lester Alverson of Roseville, 
Mich.,. and Mrs. Dwight Howell 
ef Ann Arbor, Mich., were listed 
as passengers aboard the flight, 
  
      
     
in nO Strikes Union Leaders Arrive 
-in Detroit to Bargain 
With Socony, Standard 
Negotiations were resumed ‘in 
Detroit today in continued attempts 
te put an end to a strike of two 
unions at Socony Mobil Oil and 
Standard Oil Co.'s, 
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Officials of Local 11-389 of the 
Oil, Chemica] an@ Atomic Work- 
ers’ International Union were in 
session with Standard officials this 
morning, Tomorrow union 
sentatives are scheduled to confer 
with the Socony company. 
tor of Central States Petroleum 
Union arrived in Detroit to begin 
bargaining sessions between 
their union and both companies. 
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  drivers, loaders, and warehouse 
men, joined Local 11-389 last 
Thursday in the walkout at Detroit 
and Pontiac area terminals. The 
OCAW union walked off their jobs 
Feb. 28. 
BEGAN PICKETING 
Standard Oj} Co. This stopped all 
ideliveries from the yard, including 
fuel oil supplies to the Ford Motor 
Co. Tractor & Implement Division 
the two companies and the unions, 
Union members are asking wage 
increases, : touched the runway in | 
+ bounced 40 feet inte the air | 
Local 102 of CSPU, representing |the 
,|sissippi, Bloomfield Hills Camera A date will be set for the re- 
view of-the annual police re; ort 
request from Mrs. Geraldine Schu- 
city-owned land as a neigh 
jschool student poster contest spon- 
sored by the: Community House. 
Judy Anderson took first place, 
Rod Buchanan, second and Connie 
Gordon, honorable mention for the 
high school, 
taken from the House this 
and placed in store windows 
throughout the community, 
Mrs, Hope Lewis will review the 
‘Big Thaw” by C. L. Sulzburger, 
repre-(2ed New Yerk columnist, at the 
repre-| ruth Shain International Relations 
Class in the Community House at 
10 a.m. tomorrow. . 
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Birmingham Recreation Board 
said skating will be on a day-to- 
day basis now, “If the weather 
permits, there will be ice; if in 
doubt ES the Eden Park. Rink,” 
spokesman commented. 
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Spring is arriving in the Bloom- 
field-Birmingham area, heralded 
by robins, kites, baseball games— 
and grass fires. 
Both fire departments summed 
their weekly activities as oe a 
mess of grass-fires.’’ 
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Walter R. Barkley 
A native of South Dakota and 
resident of Birmingham for the 
past 15 years, Mr, Barkley of 695 
Henrietta, died yesterday, in Wil- 
liam Beaumont Hospital after 
an illness of one month, He had 
Valley of Jackson Orient of Mis- 
Club and the American Society of 
Mechanica] Engineers. 
  Repeats N ot Public He earin- 
Slated for Commission” 
Service wil] be complete at the 
Bell Chapel of the William R. Ham- 
iiton Co, at 11 a.m, Wednesday 
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Pontiac Board   
soe." REVIEWS LAX@S Will Hear Complaints 
Concerning Real Estate =— 
Assessments Some 15 national issue’—~includ- 
ing proposed fedeval aid for edu- 
cation—will be discussed when the 
Governmental Affairs Committee 
of the Pontiac Area Chamber of 
Commerce convenes tomorrow 
noon. ; 
The issues were aired Feb. 28 at 
  
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the budget from going evgn |the federal budget. It's the unin- 
higher next year oorergh Sg ee ee 
every>ody’ which Yer really is responsible for 
“We need a campaign of public Tis fs s hb past failures to cut the budget. so that the public wilj|™means the electorate really has to (Copyright, 1957) 
understand the facts of life,keep informed so that political federal . They mustidemagoguery doesn't produce a Liam Shiels,-14, who ran away 
there is no bottomless in spending for welfare|to join the British Navy, is back 
money in Wash-ipurposes and exploitation on the/home in Dublin. His father flew 
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SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! | oh extra nickel FE 5-6159 
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    Pre-season prices throughout the store . . . come in and look over the 
fresh merchandise, newly arrived and save BEFORE the season starts. 
NEW SPRING _ | ‘NEW SPRING qt ce | Py 
DRESSES | COATS. Junior sizes 8 to 15 : . = 
Misses sizes 10 to 20 Toppers = Dusters | , o | Syges | every dollar 
Regular $5.99 each | er eee | Cottons, linens and jacketed dresses. fabrics and styles | 
BRAND NEW SPRING : 
BLOUSES and SKIRTS Drip dry cotton blouses and spun | 
rayons in all sleeve lengths. Skirts y J FOR pe | 
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488 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK 22, N. ¥, i. Children’ ¢ Regular $1. 
| SLEPS or CAN CAN, ? a a oy Now $1.69 each f Reg. $2.99 each | 
Don’t let anyone tell you that living costs have to 
LINGERIE keep climbing: We can check inflation. — 
ew pri : One of the main causes of rising prices is overspending. 
N s ng Famous Make | If each of us will save only an extra nickel out of every ad 
SLIPS, GOWNS 5 ~ LOVEABLE. BRAS | dollar we earn, we will put a strong brake on inflation. * 
Black; white, pink, | For this will produce billions of dollars in savings— ; 
PETTICOATS : te maize Dior I has money which is urgently needed to finance more face 
and PAJAMAS a | erie home and scons mruractet tc" | Girdtes Garter Belts | _ fe a eaten ls nr of FOR § ti). a 9 $9 | de a pitta, Sr nest egg brings . . . the feeling that 
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BRANDON SCHOOL ADDITION — Completion of this $444,223 - 
" addition to Brandon Elementary School is expected by September, 
1957, according to Supt. E. J. Hungerford. Classroom furniture will 
amount to $35,000, while special equipment for science rooms will 
cost $8,360 extra, The addition will include principal's office, seven   storage space. Smith and Smith classrooms, home economics room, ee asaay Sr. aang 
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hall which can double as cafeteria, 
arp Bares Boars 
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and-'On Reclassifying apm tat fi 
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County Ca inty Calendar nee Corners ea ieaten Club will 
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home of Mrs. dopee Terry on Thure- come they had received here and 
told of their reluctance to leave 
their newfound friends. The couple 
had arrived in Romeo Jan. 25 from 
Europe. 
  
Dr. W. F. Watt 
Slated to Speak 
jat Walled Lake 
Lake Methodist Church, 
groups and to church 
teachers. 
  
r whether the district should be re- Commerce WSCS : 
Plans Smorgasbord 
* 15:30 p.m. They Wil be iling Wining “ erage: 
Grae Held Against 
on Saturday, 
March 30, in the church basement. 
" \Serving of food will begin at 
| gars. Mike Kinport, president of 
Commerce WSCS, announced com-| 
in all five precincts will) mittee members. : a 
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  \Union Lake Event Tonight: 
North Branch Box Social 
UNION LAKE — The PTA here 504th Missile Battalion. He will will hold its monthly meeting to- show a film on the Nike Guided! 
Missile. Attendance awards will 
be given to the room with the of-| Guest speaker for the evening) most parents present, ‘°€\ will be Lt, A. M, Newman of the North Branch   
J. Granlund, Pontiac Trail, 
  
Annual Fashion Show 
- Slated by Auxiliary 
LAPEER — Members of Lapeer) © 
County General Hospital Auxiliary 
have completed plans for the An- 
nual Benefit Fashion Revue to be 
     spring styles as selected by the! 
Julie Shop under the direction of 
- Marjorie Baldwin, who has staged 
- this event for the past three years. 
Dr. Collins toSpeak |. 
Lenten Dinner |   
      
     
   4 Senior high princpal, wards; mother vice 
vice president, Mrs. Sarah Burkitt; 
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announced a fii i Ey 
  | PTA members at their recent 
_~-vonbe es ameamialaca erage 
officers: 
President, Mrs, Thelma Ed- 
president, 
Mrs, Mary Schimidte; father vice 
president. William Beadle; teacher 
secretary, Mrs, Ruth Haack, and 
‘treasurer, Mrs. June Sillers. 
Albert 
Stickle, box social 
and film presentation to be held at 
the Band Booster Club meeting at 
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    Eight teams were seeded when 
the pairings were drawn up. Pa- 
cific Lutheran of Parkland, Wash., 
was given the top spot, primarily   | ‘The half ended 34-19 and it was) because its 27-1 season record in- 
  
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A slow start made it rough for 
       
Win over the Hills boosted the 
Eagles’ season mark to 17-10. Eagles Stop Barons, 48- 3= 
  with 15, Ken Thompson with el 
and Jim Cole with 13. Tom Rajert FE 
15 led Shrine.   a te ee tone ee hie me ape 
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of Lake Charles, La., last year,| 1 was foo much Larry ! PORTER-CABLE SKIL... 
was seeded Sth despite its 31-1 rec-| as tar as St. Fred was concerned. BROWNIE-SHARPE © MILWAUKEE ord, best in the field, and the fact) Almont’s lanky center netted 
it has all of its 1956 personnel re-) desen' field goals and five bre tres TERMS AVAILABLE terning. naire throws for 29 potas. Meat of ot | ‘ 
cNcee urn te bac WER TOOLS ome ie ot Ia he our eect | GLENN WING PO ment this year, : held a 14-12 lead cael 
wht anus Siateiled disisbe, te btnthe S08 Geutad be te TE 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. 
sa te ak te ten a nteertiochean halftime, 25-21. Five Blocks North of 14-Mile Road y 0. ‘a never reli their ad- 
Tech (31-2), No, 3. Western -|vantage. a BIRMINGHAM MI 4-0444 linois (21-2), No. 4; Portland, Ore.,| Tom Derocher scored 11 points | eis : 
University (17-11), No. 5; Hamline/for St. Fred. The Rai 
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the addition of . on \ E the symaashen Boot. i | Just Becouve You Can't Take Time During the Dey 
en cnuromu. |\/sbinac ‘R’ can Vert weed | = USE OUR. Vikings B. Champs 23222 re to the staff of , _ bowed to Almont, 48-35, in the | 
remem fe ae) saree By CHUCK ABAIR septa aa Ullenbruch who’ was carried) tonger a place for the little man| Lior you ir benwedh cat's ah £- Ws fe wey « 9 ll in which 46. scored ’ " 
! Joe Pearle | gon howe repionals.", Isl eight minuten 2 by the victors ipa ifiatra yrs gman Bee le en me te sal hm act soe Gr ee ee i Sales Re eas i od iki oy ae ae dpe dy: g Aer gary hed te wface Mautl a Se Conte ee PAN oN, Seer ue @ ae tees a our 
' Sg see, to t the 's best] .) nce , ‘ recially| mentor two. of them and they|§ ‘***iee Seere—te spree ' 
;  KEEGO ; in the tournament] Pavers, ser ‘ Mt OO Ge bic neckeoiennen Ot Wee were the ringleaders in Rochester’s| Even it your ear réqsires come miner bedy or fender wort—ww'll got | : = =o cee Pontiac High beginning al a verth in the: clinching of District! ™ise- | it dene fer you—overnight. 
a. Sa . : with 26, 12 in that 2nd period. thrust | crown. z = ee aad <= t0/linte 00 tas <> ne wo epeueit on bel austell it unk 
‘Keego Harbor ~ alled Lake will likely eater |that completely changed the com-| «49 he Keeps going like that for parle aE Ne sg pag sy ee Serene to wercmsthie FE 2-8394 regional tourney in the favor- |plexion-of the contest. He hit 050) 4. we could go. all the way,” |points, Parks accounted for 20, | pe ee eee Oe ee 
t 3 ite rele om the basis of the easy per cent of his floor yhots 4nd) commented the usually pessl- land their and deft ball. | 
in which it handled Bright. |better than 65 per cent tmltle. Walled Lake boss, ‘Will: [handling were beyond reproach, [f Don't Drive a Cat That's Not Right meena is tho Sait stripe. werth was the tourney high point Rochester >game Get It N at Second in scoring but equal to | man with 37 big digits im two jwas thrilling to watch from start A~ Serviced orth - ae 
vil Celiaee Sean teen Gekas or oe to finish. Both pinyed | by | 
coached by Bill southpaw Willwerth XI superbly and the decision could | —< Pecan Ge onan ex points and some excellent all Losing skipper Stan Johnston had| easily have gone either way. 
— - by ‘handling Northville| around play. Steady John Walker | nothing but praise for his team’s Weastess tt 
‘trouncing in a razzle-daz-| added 10, Dick Biery hooped 18 [conquerors following the final whis- sneneed. Saetis She 
car re nine mcr ert eet Sa Se Pere, 2 both foul lines. A total the losers, whe lost four players [pions. I don't see how anyone can) 5°. 4 
¥ we <A Pe throws were taken in eS beat them,” he said. > Papradiacgy apo 
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Tt) es oe oysClubCites -- lodays Television Programs - = | the Xavier Cugat TV show that Bionde Se Shale Cos Boys ub Cites Lay CleV _. FrOQrt tac 
pig ts, a an seggorsy Eastern Youth — Programs furnished by stations listed’ in this column are subject to change without notice = 
I'm workin’ for her”... iti i | Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel $—CKLW-TV 
Phil Harris had a severe kid- at $32 Billion for Ci izenship . Sa - — 
we a = dn it of Watton Meee | somcers Tv HIGHLIGHTS | edy series starring Buddy Hack-j12:45 (2) Guilding Light. was wortied f f __.4| Meany Jr., 17, of ’ series starring ly -|12: aight. : 
San an rea Anna Maria Alber. System Would Protect received the 1957 Junior Citizen-|¢:99 (7) Annie Oakley. (9) Popeye.|. ett. (2) Godfrey's Talent Scouts.|1:00 (2) Ladies’ Day. (4) Blenda 
hetti arrived in town sick. Only 60 Pct. of People, |stip Award of the Boys Clubs of] (4) News and Sports. 9:00 (7) Life Is Worth Living.| & Beulah. (7) My Little Margie, 
cae. eget 2 a, Steg Fe America from former President /¢:15—(4)Weathercast. (2) News. | Bishop J. Fulton Sheen talks on| (9) Bill Kennedy Showtime. 
a go to Great Say Defense Officials |Herbert Hoover yesterday. @:20 (4) Box Four. “The Three Greatest Confes-'1:39 (4) (Color) Club 60. (7) Liber 
Sea eee Hoover, chairman of the oaralé:25 (2) TV Weatherman. || sone are *: ae Gl ace 
<> Scott, in lof the Boys Clubs, made the pres-|6:30 (7) Brave Eagle. : Music. — 1:55 @) N oe. 
the Phill WASHINGTON - The ao entation at aaa = be of Haunted Mountain.” | 49) Meet I love Lucy... ae ‘2:00 (2) = Miss pele. oO = 
hoceramic pa ae ee oe rasa sam ate Soe: "Hold That Note. (2) Foreign) Tunes ‘and New T : y sdbokaietetter’s Tues age 
z apr iene Se 2 eee Senate —) aT Gee er eee ny Valighn™ © eats Pet 
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cent of the people, 
        Meany will be the only American 
crew member aboard the repro- 
duction of the Pilgrims’ Mayflow- 
er, which will sail from Plymouth, Legionnaire: 
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 
Toyland,” ‘starring Rod Camer- (9) City Detective. “Trouble in 
on. (4) Death Valley Days. Cav- lives of man and his wife. (2) (color) Robert Montgomery al - 
sents. Fear rides the “Last|,. 
Train to Kildevil’ and influences 
  $:00 (2) Big Payoff. (4) Matinee - 
Theater. (7) Afternoon Film Fes- 
2 “You recognize that the question'tiong subcommittee Jand, to Plymouth, Mass.,| alryman rides through danger to| December Bride. tival. (9) Request Playhouse 
How could they? The Sigma ls one you can snower,” onid Vanltanine "te eonaviee Sethe’ ahener|aext month He will function as a stop massacre in “California’s|10:00 (9) N.A.A.U. Fights. Am-|s:30--(2), Bob ‘Crosby. (9) Howdy 
Chi boys at Southern Method- Doren, “but the problem is to Te-iproposals, but added that “‘we|ship’s boy. Paul Revere.” (2) Susie. ateur boxing bouts. (2) Studio| Doody. 
ist didn’t give Jayne Mansfield ABSE LANE |member.” should not go off carelessly on a e848 %:15 (1) News. One. Career woman tries to for-|g:99 (2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen . a tunible when ti icked their “ tb ” im 1952. The col * * * 230 (7) Wire Service, Trans- get her retarded son but ideal-/ for a Day, (9) Justice Colt. 
“THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Peggy King, rehearsing for the Ray Bolger TV’er, showed off 
a three-carat engagement ring from Andre Previn . 
iwudutamuenar oo 
$e . - Social- tion most helpful. 
“It I have read it,” she said, 
in what book. Or if I heard it in 
a conversation, i ae Oe Ee 
  program of that magnitude.” 
a oS 
He said the federal government 
eventually “will have to take a 
larger hand’ in civil defense, 
heretofore defined by law as pri- 
marily a staté and local function. 
He said his agency will propose 
that Congress make the responsi- 
bility a joint federal and local one.! Meany, who received a trophy, 
was cited for “outstanding service 
to-his home, school, church, com- 
munity and Boys Clubs.” 
‘He has been either president or 
vice president of his class during 
his four years at St. Mary’s Ro- 
man Catholic High School in Wal- 
tham, from which he -will be! 
graduated. 
have always been in the %%s,   Dollar Movie. 
liam Frawley. (4) Nat King Cole. 
(2) Adventures of Robin Hood. 
this spring. His grades'7: 45 (4) News, ————_____ Globe reporter investigates death 
of soldiers in Army training ac- 
cident in ‘Forbidden Ground,” 
with George Brent. (9) Million 
“It Happened in 
Flatbush” baseball story starring 
Lloyd Nolan, Carole Landis, Wil- istic nurse sets out to teach her 
lesson in “‘A Child Is Waiting.” 
10:30 (7) Dr. Hudson's — Secret 
Journal. “Mrs. Grady’s Delu- 
sions.” (4) Waterfront. 
11:00 (7) Soupy’s On. (9) National 
News. (4) News. (2) News.. 
11:10 (9) Weathervane. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. 
4:30 (@) Edge of Night. (2) Mice 
key’s Record Room. 
4:45 (4) Modern Romances. 
- 15:00 (2) The Early Show. () I's 
& Groat Lite. (1) Miceay Mouse. 
Club, (9) Dance Party. 
  | “Return —_of—the Whistler,” 
    11:15 (9) Million Dollar Mystery, | 5:30 (4) Gene Autry.   
    
Teapot D ‘al + +. 4 8:00 (4) (color) Sir Lancelot, (2)} patti Page Sho 
“Most Happy Fella”) Weede tried vainly to stump) ang - al out the answer ‘s testimony, given Burns and Allen. a ee i 
Charies ¥ Van Doren ‘gen vi ale the cigaret tax stamp.iremembering the law suit in- — aap sugenng today, e p . S| sh a paien, Sostate Metropol- ase oR ge 0d Spates ibis | ] 
Witt © m’s) ... Pretty Merry volved.” : issue with an estima ed cts Opera Brian Sullivan); Nightwatch Theater. 
Anders will go dramatic on TV's “Chey- Both Van Doren and Mrs. Near-\he attributed to the Navy Radio- f | | salutes St._ Valentine's Day, St. - George Sanders, Windy Barrie nm Patrick's Day with song. (4) 
  
  enne” series technique of elimi-|logical Laboratory a 38-bil- “The Gay Falcon.” 
: oo a 1% 4 lion-dollar shelter Bices Sopene ® . Stanley. Last program in com-|3;39 (7) Thirty Minute Theater. | 
“kk ® Mrs. Nearing was asked to namejsave 99 per cent of people! Aid Request : Insane killer traps woman in va- 
Z the last opera of Rimski-Korsakov.| “We don’t think so,” he said. cant “House for Sale,” Ida Lu- 
_. Hope Hampton and her Egyptian pirst she eliminated ali those she|“We think you can save approxi- City Juvenile Offi pino, (4) Tonight. 
“prince called the romance off . . .!knew had been played during his|mately 60 per cent... , We are Senator Knowland Says| call a ence Fa Se Georgiana Carhart; once the bouncy hit/life;-and then her mind “jumped! going to losé millions of people if} : : a 
of “Life Begins at 80,” is in a N.Y. nurs-|to one I knew had been we have a war... . There is no $1 Billion Will Be Cut Completes Course \e:50 (2) Meditations, (4) Today's 
ing home . . . Jayne Meadows will leave |fr the first time after his death/easy answer to this thing except to Of ike’s Proposal ao ~ | 
“T've Got A Secret” for two weeks orem ghee gyre _— have peace. : Officer James R. Lafnear, : as-/7:00 (2) Good Morning. (4) Today. 
MARY ANDRES ®company Steve Allen to H'wood. aes face ce sunmnee elie FH eR ea ae eee WASHINGTON «@— Senate Re-| Signed to the juvenile delinquency! (7) Little Raszals. : 
EARL’S PEARLS ... date + mS battle of Trafalgar, |)j. agency hopes, by May 1, to se sae oe ae oanainnd Wn ~~. wage Ph reve m Wide Mendatank 
A spinster's = gal who's been kissed good- eet dda bow that T bad ever et Taek we tachi soda gress will cut about a billion dol-|one-week Police Juvenile Training|9:00 (2). Cartoon Classroom. (4). 
bye more often than she’s been kissed good- known the date, but I knew ligt enemy attack to every city in|/@rs off President Eisenhower's) Course at Michigan Staté Univer-| Pomper Room. 
night. could figure it out from $4,363,000,000 foreign aid request.|sity, East Lansing, — 9:30-—(7) Stars on Seven. 9:45 (2) News, Weather. 
9:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 
10:00 (2) Garry Moore Show. (a 
Home. (7) Story Studio. 
10:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey, (7) The   ited St - 
gates etch cwmca - Chief Herbert W. Straley said 
the program was designed to ac- 
quaint police officers with proper 
procedures for. identifying and re- Chairman Bridges (NH) of the 
Senate Republican Policy Commit- 
tee backed this up with a forecast 
of “substantial cuts” in the eco- WINE YD SAID THAT: “afhcringe i the met expensive way 
3 know $9 get your laundry done free.” 
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  battle of Austerlitz in 1905. I knew assistance m. fe iles 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Someone described a crabby char-|that from ‘War and Peace’,” par e ial nomic : a an. _—— he Bosc Sved & em ere. a 
Rane at fulip re papa fiegpmcieed io ce 11:90 (2) Strike It Rich, (4) Truth! istration and Public Safety and 
the. Michigan Police Academy 
Sponsored the course which also 
informed. officers of their powers 
‘jand limitations in dealing with 
juveniles. 
The program, held on campus * * * * 
There'd be fewer divorces if women hunted husbands, with 
as much thought and care as they hunt bargains. That's earl, 
) brother, 
(Copyright, 1957) wb any “‘substantial cuts” can 
be made in aid funds “and still 
support the welfare of the United 
States and the world.” 
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Despite this, Knowland told re- HOLLAND @® — Two new fea- 
tues have been added to the spec- 
tacle of tulip time, scheduled May 
111-18 in this west Michigan com- 
‘munity of old — Dutch heri- lraqi Oil Pipeline 
fo Begin Pumping or Consequences. (7) Robin and 
Ricky. 
11:55 (9) Billboard 
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00 (2) Validnt Lady. (4) Tic Tac 
Dough, (7) 12 O'Clock ‘Comics.       vi   
    
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      : Laverne Rudolph, t Ofjporters the mutual security pro-|at Kellogg Center, was endorsed, (9) Magic of Music. - 
: Holland. Tulip Time Festival, Inc.,|gram is already in for “rough\by the FBI and Michigan State|215 (2) Love of Life. SWEETS F RADIO. a 
American Imports Bulls announced the aided at-| sledding,” which he said could be} Police. pie 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) 
Pontiac C. af¢ ery aes tractions as the costume show-|made even more difficult “if. the} It Could be You: (7) The Exwins. 
as Ireland Eyes Export opera and the west Michigan invi-|administration agrees to make! _. : : (9) Telescope 
| : tational high schoo} choir festival.|assistance available to Poland. City Man Listed as Fair 
SHANNON, ‘Ireland @ Fifteen . * .&~ * . ae alae aera ela "s thousands of After Auto Flips Over 
i 0 SCUSS id rows of tulips in blossom remain | Polish negotjators now are here 3 VES 
) fouls left here by air last night as the highlight of the festival, |secking about 200 million dollars} Frank’ J. Wilson Jr., 181 E. 
jfor New York. Radolph said, but the celebra- |in surplus farm products, as well Huron St., is in fair condition in 
Will Evaluate 15 Issues : “% A tion will follow the general for- sal pom vel mining seem - et he tone Pe ‘tain’ ot industria] development. after ft con S$ car 
Presented in Meeting . ae apres . we ; oa They were invited here under ajand crashed, according to Water- With Detroit Group ton of Queenstown, Md., for an peanee ee AONE So BE ending by Secretary of State|ford Township police. 
og estimated $20,000 and are be- ous street is, Sireet scru-|Dulles that Poland’s present g0V-| Police said he apparently hit 
lieved the first Irish-bred bulls bing, Klampen (wooden shoe) danc:jemment is not dominated bYla bump at the side of Elizabeth 
Moscow. Lake Road near Cooley Lake Road, 
  
      
  view today moved into its second), aor, “<8 and the car flipped end over end, | 
week of public hearings on 1957 ey miamt ores Wooster si -octeneien. sill nadine. seid to- eh 
sg aaa tho avian aan pl Ire- __Te festival opens traditionally Sudee tor a Cuenta Marshal Riek nie said, * igaedages 
Today through Wednesday thejot cattle to the United States, a ih neny ree Ua ek oes, ner in US, expel a = 
morning and afternoon sessions in/field so far dominated by Scottish/from the Gulf of tional a expected to take}rures, 4 From Guidance Clinic 
the assessor's office in the City : part. A parade, featuring com- x ix *t Atten i . 
Hall will be devoted to any ques- munity 1 dressed in old d Chicago Meeting | “tf -we start giving help to Po- land it would be difficult to dis- 
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      : celebration criminate against Romania, Bul-|County Child Guidance Clinic at- 
“Que of the festival's most ap-|éar, Czechoslovakia and Hun-/tended the three-day annual ‘meet- 
peating 5 is the children’s|@@ry,” he said. ing of the American Orthopsychi-| J seven STAR, BLENDED WHISKEY, 90 PROOF, 37.49% STRAIGHT 
parade in which thousands of cos-| ‘ atric Assn. in Chicago which end-| § WHISKEY 6 YEARS OR MORE OLD, 62%% GRAIN NEUTRAL 
— tumed tots tour the business dis- 5 B red R st ed Saturday. SPIRITS. GOODERHAM & WORTS, LTD., PEORIA, ILL. 
: S ler behind school 4 _ Attending were Madeleine Half, 
— aves u 0a director; Mrs. Philip Lifton and   
  
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social workers; and Mrs. William   
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psychologists were present. : 
Cooks Surplus Bears 
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  Pontiac Federal pays a-rate of return determined by 
a prudent finance management. These earnings are sadian high-pressure’ operation 
  based upon a study of all the facts that must be con- ge dyson —— 
sidered regarding the present and future interests of <aneauen tae | ey / {. _ Ss 
its savers and borrowers. : ‘Chairman J. Sinclair Arntstrong| ARS r . | aw 
; said the law was violated through| L 
a “4 ntation of the value, | dems _— a ad ) * | * \ f * pe 
.|Securities Group Begins Crackdown)\Sentence Ex-Bailiff : * a ‘- s, le apes | 
on Juggling and Fraud in Stock Sales jin Killing of Farmer | WHITE CLOUD (# — James M. | WASHINGTON (INS) — A new/|closed multi-million dollar broker| make is that this stock, which 
a | crackdown by the Securities and|Profits were being made through| you can buy st two and one-half |*"6- former Wayne County Com- 
Lincicome Ine Exchange Commission high- (eee market “manipulation” and) today, will be five by the 4th of |m0® Pleas Cnt ee. : : ° ee gs fraudulent salesmanship on long) July and next Christmas will |sentenced to 20 to 30 years. in . ; 
pressure stock sal may bring distance telephones. be 2. They say, ‘We have a [prison yesterday in the Nov. 16] “Let 9 Years of Credit Assist You" . 377 S. Telegraph nae ta tae tek ee a — The SEC said it was “working block reserved for you and we fatal shooting of Newaygo County] Hours: Daily 9 to §. Wed. & to 1. Evenings by App’. 
FE 4-0588 Parking Testimony released by the House enor i gh onf cn wa cab tac wet ae ee tee caecum ighert nes |, MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS Appropriations Committee dis- 15 to 325 mon ey is coming in.” fe pane pag Sagina tet “i _ 
defendants in the New York City fevigy wing Sarpy. Sae-nanroaellg gar oa os on ee — 
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e the bud’ in Los Angeles and a|their own purchases and sales, will|five times with 9 .38 caliber pistol | Skirt 
: quick halt was made in others|™anipulate the prices of the stock,/after ordering King and several — 
planned for Chicago and Washing-|¢ither over the counter, or we un-jhunting companions off his 80- ‘ 
ton, D. C. _[eeaand, 9 tee American, siockecre farm. | Sweater EACH The eniasion ootd six “toll gest Rel ve some evidence} Circuit Judge enc thy Fhe oe : 
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