PINCHING THE ATOM — This ié the Columbus II, largest of the controlled fusion machines at the AEC Los Alamos laboratory. The cylinders store 300,000 amperes of electrical current which Create Sun’s Heat in a Test Tube rs poe bombards a tube of heavy hydrogen gas “pinching” the gas and causing fusion of sotne of the atoms. Scientists believe the process will produce electrical power. « Sea May Give Us Power and Fuel (FROM OUR NEWS WIRES) WASHINGTON — The U.S. and England jointly an- nounced today that scientists of the two countries have made “important progress”. in harnessing the H-bomb to make electric power out of ocean water. x. ©. A top US. scientist declared a “subsidiary outcome” of a thermonuclear reactor, if it can be built, holds a “distant hope” it will help conquer outer space by giving space ships greater thrust. The joint U.S.-British announcement disclosed that U.S, researchers had been able to create a 6,000,000 degree centigrade temperature in laboratories at Los Alamos, while the British had hit 5,000,000 degrees at their Harwell works. * cae At Los Alamos, N.M., scientists today opened the door a crack and displayed some of the fusion machines they use to force a shotgun marriage of heavy hydrogen atoms. ~, _ They say the heavy hydrogen — deuterium — In a gallon of ocean water has the energy potential of more than 200 gallons of gasoline. Tremendous jolts of power, delivered in millionths of a second, are used in the fushion machines at Los Alamos. Temperatures as hot as the ‘s surface and pressures which would flatten a diamond are built up if tiny tubes. None of the three types of fusion machines shown is yet cipabie of producing more than a, of a watt of power. Bigger, heavier machines are being built. eo ta+e = em s = ” +f 2 The Los Alamos scientific laboratory in the New Mexico mountains, operated by the University of California. under contract with the Atomic Energy Commission, is one of five places in the United States where work is under way to control atomic fusion. , The other AEC installations are at Princeton, NJ.; Livermore, .Calif.;° New York University; and Oak Ridge, Tenn. The heart of the three Los Alamos fusion machines is the tube, straight or doughnut-shaped, filled with heavy hydrogen gas. : Surrounding the tubes are giant electrical Uevices capable of delivering short but tremendous bursts of power. Related stor ies, Page 10 HEART OF #-FUSION DEVICE-—A technician adjusts a valve hydrogen fusion experiment. The tube encases a smaller container of heavy hydrogen gas (deuterium)- Liquid nitrogen at 273 degrees of its tube under temperatures up to six million degrees The bursts measure up to a million amperes at 60,000. yoits , but last only ten-millionths of a second. thin. A magnetic field exerting 40,000 pounds of torce per |OI] County Seat column. in.the middle. Sewer Tie-In County Officials Pass for South Oakland sewer system. i Another first was chalked’ ‘jup at the same time by the county’s new Department) of Public Works, which| planned the project and) pushed it over today’s) success. Meantime; as the DPW continued plans for a second big sewage dis- posal system, this one to. end (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Delay Proposal $4.9 Million Interceptor || For the first time in) years, Oakland County | turned to deficit financing = today as the Board of Su-|. pervisors approved a $4,- 7 900,000 general obligation / bond issue to finance the / Farmington Interceptor? hurdle for its initial’) fodg | | Reg ‘for Farmington a é g u Be ia os i“ ‘Theater Trip Dates Set a 2 se ‘ Make Your Plans Thinking about your 1958 vacation? _.Who_ isn’t? ~ 2 ne And jest to help a few discriminating and discerning souls, The Pontiac Press establish- es the dates of the 1958 de luxe theater trip to New York. This year, the party of 150 will leave Monday, June 23rd, and return Saturday, June —, * The Press will schedule the five best and finest shows on Broadway. There will be other features and you will have some free time. Travel down to New York and back will be in a super trans- continental airplane and you will be conveyed from Pontiac to Willow Run and back by char- tered buses. . xk &k * There's the biggest vacation wrap-up of 1958. You can’t make the trip yourself at these costs and you can’t get tickets to all five of these shows, anyway. The price?. It hasn’t been settled but it will be approxi- mately the same as 1957 — around $185, and that includes transportation, hotel rooms and theater tickets. Set the date now with your friends. | Demands in 3B to Be Supported With Money ‘Kitty’ With Extra Dues From Members DETROIT (INS) — The ;|United Auto Workers Con- ivention voted overwhelm- S\ingly today to stockpile a }\strike fund of approximate- “ily $50 million to back up =\contract demands on the $| auto industry, "| About 85 per cent of the 4/3215 delegates approved +\the minority report calling for a standby fund of $25 s;million and rebates to = |members on anything over _ that amount should there =| be no strike. k ke ot The fund would be built up by added dues assessments of $5 per month for three months starting next March for each of the 1,400,- 000 union members. Ei ot/and set an early trial date. =< 9Ullenberger Case By PETE LOCHBILER Circpit Judge Clark J. Adams has been handed "| the job-of presiding over trial of the $250,000 damage . | suit brought by Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger in retaliation to his suspensiof as & staff surgeon at Pontiac Gen Hospital. The surgeon’s attorney, meanwhile, has filed notice that because the suit “is of + - public interest and directly| Retirement Cash affects the-public welfare,” a of $1,300 Taken he will ask Judge Adams Monday to give it preced-iat Knifepoint A long. awaited retirement fund, ence over other civil matters the reward of 28 years service, was snatched by a knife-wielding bandit last night from 68-year-old Gus Points. ; Points, of 65 Bagley St., had The attorney, Harry N. Dell, fur- ther stated that because Dr. Sul- lenberger’s suspension has “effec- tively precluded his practicing in surgeon's earning capacity “has been substantially eliminated.” ~ Attorneys for the other side in-|, centigrade. : ; Since temperatures of 5,000 degrees will melt anything, as high as 6,000,000 degrees are involved in (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Snow Forecast in This Area | During Weekend Skis and sleds will be in .order this weekend for Pontiac area res- idents, the U.S. Weather Bureau reports, x* * * Light snow is predicted. for to- - Railroad Strike “ductors and Brakemen in the Utica|p. {Approve Fluorides up a three-man board: of overseers to watch over his but Assures Close Watch WASHINGTON (INS)—James R. Hoffa is president of the teamsters today and is making. systematic plans for taking over internal control of the nation’s largest union under the eyes of a federal court. Court Judge F. Dickinson Letts signed an order yester- day ‘dissolving an injunction that barred Hoffa from CHEER EH ERE HO hy i US. Court Approves Hoffasaeseees Hoffa became president automatically when Federal|. on Courthouse Appeal ruling on the county’s appeal of a if | 3 raf Supervisors to Hold Off | on Election Until Ruling |,;, The elderly man struggled brief- ly with the bandit, but. was over. powered and his coat and pants pockets cut out by the thug’s knife. .|With ‘the coat pocket went his $1,300. Points, who is unmarried and rooms with a family, said, “It's ets if no strike is called. . Ford and Chrysler run out around sure hard to lose that much money at my age. a. Dr. Miller Tells Graduates: Time to Consider Guid- . raised Harriett Woods, $2 2 county's welfare i Abilities oF B ae te § @ roit-Snaring |Emergency Survival Plan Ford Board Chairman BIRMINGHAM — Safety against|most importance if we are to pro- ‘ songs ’ will be the theme of thejdisaster during ~ hours," Monday at Bloomfield Village tiny deen te NASHVILLE, Tenn.) — Ernest |School. o should attend in order Lewis C. Jarrendt, civil defense|may inform their groups of the R. Breech, board chairman of Ford director, will discuss the newjoverall plan, he said. Motor Co., says the United Auto| .vival plan for the Birmingham- ee ee _|Workers union's profit-sharing plan|petroit-Pontiac area in the event| Two women are in te William - {pears to offer almost W. W. Oak, in (Aiter a three - car crash last. | jsomething for nothing.” charge. of te UA. Weather |"sht on Hunter houleverd just Breech, in a speech before the] Bureau office im Detroit, wit |"°"t of Lincoln avenue, |Nashville Chamber of Commerce,| show the sound film “Tornado,” | Birmingham Police sald that Jr., 4, Jimmy, 2, and 44>-menth- the UAW proposal which the| and will discuss the latest radar | a car driven by Colleen J. Me- ata Batty will seek in new contfact| equipment which Michigan has { Cauley, 35, of Traverse City, their méther, Mrs, Eunice Green, with the auto. industry this) installed for tornado tracking. traveling southbound on Hunter, 22, dropped them 15-feet from an is ‘full of fishhooks.” J ch. civil de. Cromed the center island and upstairs porch and their father, “Industry cannot submit to fur Bloedge ¢ ‘ -— Birmi struck twe cars in the north- Gare, eeu Gace excessive demands or sit back |‘°"5¢ — adie City napaen bound lane. are ry He ence ine se prenen|get Robert Kenning also will speak] Mrs. McCauley suffered three Karen and two other children lsaid. “Free ea to see\o" city preparedness. broken ribs and a deep cut on er, ef Mr. and Mrs, James Brown its waunee fies | “This discussion is of the ut-/head, — Margaret, 3, ot Set 8 ee ee Ruth Bolthouse, 40, of 69 N. months — were being cared for tae ues tele siative @ Edith St., Pontiac, suffered a by John M. Gray, 20, when the ee ot en = se a }broken right knee, bruises and pos- fre broke out in the Tear of the faeteney aq & can.” Judge Adams Draws “sible fractures of facial bones. Brown apartment. = Breech sald wage inflation was David Cameron, 20, of Ypsilanti, *«* *« “@ problem —of ia that datas, 15 He € ase driver of the third car, was un- > . Gray carried Margaret and ‘ gency.” He said labor unions, nberger injured. ; j | Sheryl to safety, but could not with ‘“unpreeédented monopoly os reach Karen, Firemen rescued the power have pushed through larg- | = (Continued From Page One) National Youth Week Observ- child. er and larger wages and so-called J ances will begin in Birmingham + * * } fringe benefit packages to a point |Monday, it probably won't be tried|-hurches Sunday with the partici- Grew said he eeeslall qnoshs where increased wage costs far (until mid-March or later. _—_—_—[pation of young people in both coming up (vem the Brown apart- outstrip the increase in produc- | To try it sooner, he explained,|morning and evening services. ment directly below his, He said tivity.” would cause a costly interruption Special tributes will be paid to he went to the porch, dropped a Breechssaid the result has been | the Fetcuary Jury ae cere YMCA members for their church mattress to the ground and then a squeeze on corporate profits and Prat) ioe) Lecna’ a as @) work in the city. jumped. Mrs. Green dropped the Pentiae Press Peete increasing prices for goods and half at least. — children to him and then climbed PAUL, BABE VISIT LONGFELLOW — Two fourth grades at right are: Frances Miller, 14 N. Anderson St., Babe, Olga Almas, services. FILES REPLY Victor Ab Baum, Wayne County down the porch. Longfellow Elementary School are studying Michigan history. Last teacher, Paul, and Donald Gollinger, 100 S. Astor St. Mothers of | }16 said consumers rebel or stop! Meantime, the third round in the Ci7cult judge, will speak on “The * *& * night they presented a program for their parents and introduced the children in the two classes also made quilts to actively partici- ‘buying as prices rise or profits | suit was completed yesterday as|ifth peng, eee ral Firemen said damage was con-| the papier-mache figures of Paul Bunyan and Babe, his ox. Left to _ pate in the history study. ‘dry up and bysiness firmg begin'a reply was filed for Dr. Sullen- a . Gasem aig iy a fined to the Browns’ apartment to collapse. In either case, he said, | berger to answers made by three | BAS ea Com nity oe Cause of the fire was not deter. the results are stagnation and un-\of the six defefidents named in the tires pl Te _ mined immediately. | employment. |suit. teat judge in the state. Through ‘Supervisors OK \Reuther, Williams Rap GOP Charge Sewer Bond Issue [Deny UAW, Democrats Linked (Continued From Page One) which is in its final stages of plan- | DETROIT ( — Gov. Williamsicratic Party in Michigan and that publican recession and everybody ining by the DPW. By E. 1. SIMS | They are the hospital staff and ins. study of the U.S. Constitution, ” PCH Mi d § * itteestl ty seat acoeeaviae he is considered’an authority on mittees w oO . ’ ithe Fifth Amendment. 5 | year €nior the suspension last Nov. 13. j . z 'R i Di | | Maintaining that Dr. Sullen- | ss eceive ip omas | berger’s practice in Pontiac “has State Man on Plane at all times been in accordance | ‘and Walter Reuther both say the some sort. of illicit relationship knows it.” (Continued From Page One) with the highest medical ethics,” D vy, e The Farmington system would United Auto Workers Union has exists it is not true.” | Williams tauded Reuther’s abil- | aith they are both preducers | M0 TRY challenged allegations — own in ntarctic serve Farmington Township, Keego no special influence at Lansing warp TO FIND ity as a labor leader and scoffed sae h mers, pos Las aan that the surgeon has failed te | , |Hexvos end = weeiern enti aoa ee recetved ae seis eel “There is no unholy alliance) @t those who feel Reuther exer: | many different contributions to | zl iene ton socorens | meotioal | NORFOLK, Va. W—A twin-en- Is weather knowledge a scene of of West Sooeied oer — id from telly Uliams Democratic ad among the UAW, the CIO and the! Cises considerable influence at | the community,” he explained. standards in this area. | \vined Navy BAD Siywele, carey competition between the US. oO eae itaally. in x ded arenes es ~ nate ,,. Democratic Party,” Reuther de- a a It is at this significant hour of, Once agale the threat of furthering five men including crewman the U.SS.R. in the cold war? jton, originally — include : pone The two men blasted the Re- clared. He added, “The truth is. “Walter Reuther never has asked |p = ho s beara nas legal action was brought up. The Lester H. Liptak, af Cadillac, * m~ * cut in favor-of-eentinuing its pres- publicans in speeches at the UAW's ,,, ard to Gad « Reoublicas wt gh school gr m the ach only stated that “each of the de-|Mich - Hol lent arrangements with Detroit. {special convention yesterday with a bere ee ee a 10 me for anything but good govern- of the participants should pause to che i z : -, was forced down on Hol- Yes, weather knowledge is fast, |Williams centerin his tre aa Pres." worthy of our support. |ment,”’ he told the cheering con-)take a look at themselves and try fe nts personally indulging in lick Penyon Plateau 334 miles from ing a key to the nationalistic/ TWO PROTEST ie 7 Eis ~ eit! and Sen Gold. | Williams got a rousing (tw 'vention, Ito decide where they will fit into (Dr. Sullenberger) is lable for |the South Pole Tuesday. plans of major countries. There! The final vote was 69 to 2, with waice (R-Ariz) . _ | minute ovation — the biggest <%= * jthe commurfity and best help their damages.” ; The Navy's Atlantic Fleet head- are hints, moreover, that the Rus- protests being made by Supe | ; | demonstration of the convention | Williams jabbed at Sen. Potter fellow man, according to Miller.| In their reply to the suit, the/quarters here said yesterday none sians are ahead of the United'o..., S Beamer of Hazel Park)DELEGATES CHEER | — when he was ip by |(R-Mich) saying, “We have two! * « «& “\medical men had stated they hadjof the five men was injured. The States in their studies aimed at! ong jiarry W. Horton Royal Oak.) Reuther told the 3.000 cheering) Reuther. He wasted jittle time | senators from Michigan — one is) <.. /hospital records as evidence that|plane was making the last flight eventual control of weather forces. | tt ke delegates: im blasting away at the Eisen- ‘a Republican and the other is a), —— A cage were honored'Dr_ Sullenberger had violated proto the pole before the Antarctic * * Supervisors included in their; “We have not hidden the fact. power administration. and its | good citizen, Pat McNarmara.” | ur oa eee | ee standards. ____The areas where manmade com-iokay that financing plans be get that our union members have SUP-, tight money policies, which * | wunsms lambasted Sen. Gold-ltic record. ‘The top five per contig twas another defendant, Cart I trol might bring important changes to the State Municipal Finance|ported Gov. Williams, but the de-| said were responsible for thet 1 ks Oo Monday night told (of Se aan wal Ap La_Who answered the wt Pa are: (1) The field of evaporation, :corporation for approval, This ap-\cision wag made by our member-' stump in basiness. | Heh : «| stand marr | specific allegations that Dr. Sullen-/Peirine+ ane ——_— which might be controlled, and (2) oe ' since the Ship, not. at Solidarity House. I) |. | 2 Bere dinner in Detroit. drews, Lynn Colwell (class presi-\norger had violated standards in| Fieet headquarters seid an oil rontrol of the size of the polar a (PEON! seented assured, since the lam not behirir) the scenes pulling Williams said there would be; “Walter Reuther and the Ut AW- \dent?, Lois wn, Richard EI$!95, cases. According to Flath. who leak forced the plane to make a caps ‘ : county has fio éutstanding debts. rn cineca : five million unemployed in the} CIO are a more dangerous men- holz, Harry Moore, Merrie Canta-|;, the hopital director, in six of Precautionary landing, rr | Uf approved, Acting DPW Di- | (Solidarity House is the UAW's Dation by March. He estimated) ace tian ne a eeeeeht does and Beulah Hayward these cases the patient died. Dr. Should the Rede be able to sew, Peer Maral. Hebone sai. all international headquarters here.) Nichitans current unempioyment thing the Rawwans wight de." | «_# #__Sulenberger, in turn, denied the Military Brass to Meet heat-absorbing particles in the, tat remains is to sign contracts | “We have no convenient politi- | Detroit ‘ . .“‘As governor of Michigan, I re-) Special honors were also award. validity of these allegations. polar regions, it might be possible | with Detroit for disposal of the | cal arrangement by which a we & sent anyone coming from Arizonaied two students by Francis W.| The City of Pontiac, whieh owns}; HONOLULU (—Thirty generals for them to melt great qauntities| sewage. | get patronage — we never have | his ie an Bischhower aresy og any other place and saying Staley, principal. Miss Cantarella the hospital, and the hospital board|and admirals with commands of ice, change the course of ocean| These contracts already are in| asked for it and it's never been is is a shige these things about our people when received a $100 Y-Teen scholar- of trustees, which governs it, are|Tanging from the Far East to the of the unemployed, eharged. they are not so. We are not going ship and Michael Hardiman was the final two defendants, mid-Pacific will meet here Jan. 27-29 to discuss defense of the United States’ vast Facific Com- mand. : nd utilize land s not | Detro icials’ nds for final ” : ie : ; scone nor ‘ce planting ‘cropal review. vaqeryy = indivi pac] offered to us,” Reuther said. |The attempts by the Republican to take them lying down.” awarded a $100 Hi-Y scholarship.) Further developments also have! lence (eno initioe’ lgantruste) with (the! He added that while ““Republi- Party in Michigan to blame state * * * The class officers were: LynN peon scheduled for next week. A lcounty to pay baek their shares ©°"S wAw es ee ao nile sol big ay os ao The Governor said, “I would like Colwell, president; Richard Mel-'deposition is to be taken in Ann| lof the $4,900,000 already have been 4¥ ~ come! ome: woe ti fol anytody eee ‘to ask the Republican senator (Pot-|Kohian, vice preside’ Muriel Up-' arbor Tuesday from Dr, Frederick | | iter) from Michigan whether he/'0M. secretary ‘and Eugenia Thomp- 4 Coller, a nationally - known jagrees with the senator from Ari- 0M, treasurer. surgeon who will be asked his! Heavy Rainfall Sign te tam obuained | Power and Heat From Sea’ | eon of the aren gant De Request Early Trial ~—< Compare Prices at SIMMS Belore You Buy Nationally Famous Brands * Bulova * Elgin Continues F rom iby county planners before the| ° ‘DPW was set up last summer,,) Texas to Florida | | ithe county is allowed to place its) G ] f S ° : Another deposition will be taken/| full faith, and credit behind the | N ext Oal O cientists 3 Planes Ma F in behalf of the hospital medical * ines By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bonds, on the assumption that the y y ‘ p | , § if \staff Wednesday in Greenville, | Heavy ‘saian eamtinaed | ie the County's credit is better than the ok . ® in oc Ors ul |Miss., from a physictan who once) Gul Coan area today) causing individual communities and could (Continued From Pagz One) 3 600 Miles in Hour ; was Dr. Sullenberger’s employer, | some flooding in Corpus Christi, /2*t ® lower interest rate on the’ the magnetic force must hold the gas away from the tube | ’ A motion for an early trial in the staff's attorney said. Money-Saving — —nahe ————— er the machine will vanish. sts—(it‘“‘—‘~dSCt PON OTe pl |the suit brouglit against Pontiac’ Several other depositions are, during a 24-hour period — a soneeee a tT Tate GR here jueneral._Hospital by four of its.planned. he-added, before the ac-| in * me r" Last month, several reaps What happens to the heavy hydrogen gas” aga one obit general practitioners will be made tual trial. They will be introduced seriously st} the : | Se 8 3 me . i ! All along the coast from Texas wat wot tan Riehl * Electrons are ripped from some of its atoms and slam flights more ‘than 100 miles up, | onday before Crem Jecge igi ak support of the hos-] Brand New—Latest Models ) to Florida, at least an inch of rain ,. | Into others, creating another element altogether—helium. x *« * i “ ot Lens a tor Ledies and Men lose Money if-any of the participat- ~ H P 9 i . ee : i ee the pall acti ling communities: defaulted in cil retain | Ga) Lo abd ‘ling back their shares of the cost. The doctors are asking for an, | The X15s may go aloft early next/injunction preventing the hospital » —. iyear over the California desert in! trom enforcing rules which they Buying Power Not Up 39.95 W: t 27 50 : . a ches, now é/, ANN ARBOR (# — University of, Left over from the process are stray neutrons—and energy. Other battered atoms change into tritium. Left over are some positively.charged particles called protons—and some more energy. USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN the heaviest rainfall was concen-| trated in the central and eastern! |@ project run jointly by the Na-\ssy limit their right to practice’ jtional Advisory Committee for) medicine freely. portions of the Gulf : a ercnact a i Michi : : cs, the Air Force, the ; : Michigan faculty members have no) = * * * Senate Unit Hears How this energy can be usefully tapped to ran your Navy and North American Avia- 5 a oe case, . the oh cng greater ‘purchasing power today’ 49.95 Watches, now 33.00 The storm center spread rain washing machine is still kept under wraps. tion, Inc, North American is build-| mt the types of surgery they are than they did 18 years ago despite. 59,95 Watches, 40.00 .s far north as the lower Missi-| i tel thrasoolanes ‘allowed to perform at the hospital, substanti iJd- now 2 sip Valley. )- ent ostage an One scientist at Los Alamos notes the beauty of the |S the liree- planes. contrary to provisions by the state! sunetantial ‘ay boosts, be lead Ss fusion process is it can be tapped both for direct electrical Research delays caused by | which licenses them as physicians, \y°j111.ms Williams pe x 71.50 Watches, now 47.00 S. ss § work that had to be done after|the doctors say. : j ; i (Plas 10% Fed. Tax) previous flights of X1 and X2 ex-| fyen if the case is advanced for | *°275, 88° teachers at state-sup- perimental planes led in part tOlearly trial, it may not be heard! ported universities did not pay fed-| plans to build three X15s. The for about tw. \eral income tax. He also blamed) ideals that with dues isecaie| > Con ee the dwindling purchasing power of, experiments | the dollar. TEWELRY Main Floor ‘Todds Off for Moscow : energy and heat. WASHINGTON (— Postmaster The Weather |General Summerfield goes before ithe Senate Post Office Commmit- Full U.S. Weather, Bureae Report . ay : : n PONTIAC AND VICINITY tight snowi(ce today to try to sell his Pla -temight and tomerrew. little change tn for a Scent stamp on all except temperature. Lew tenight 76-38, high local letters temerrew wear 34. East to souteast ate : * * * . In charge of all these involved investigations at Los Alamos is aman who had a hand in the development of both the A-and H-bombs. He is James L. Tuck, a transplanted aireraft on hand, the can go on without a break. winds twereasing to 17-18 miles an —— Advance indications were that Britisher, now 47. p * * * | Sil t Fil St / W ll ” thts sfterneen and 15-76 miles ap Beer he had a tough, uphill job. None The machines to which reporters and photographers nae ; PARIS (INS)—Mike fodd and Olen? Fim Star's ill- ag tenight. __ at the seve : oe ; The X15 ts designed to fly much} fiizabeth lor lef is fi . Week-End Sy Special Today in Pontiac Bre leeraad i toor the were allowed-access ere ander Tuck's direction. faster than either the Xi or the Praga ‘stata stent ce! Leaves Estate to Sisters : = yg TPO Vemperature preceding 8-0.m - ent stamp and somé Republl- | ‘The first of the three machines was the “perhapsa- X2._ but its capacity for powered) eow where the flamboyant movie LAS VEGAS, Nev. wm — Sitent(E ; i & At 8 om Wihd velocity 10-185 @ BM cans were lukewarm | tren”"—so mamed because its planners figured perhaps (flight is not expected to be much) producer hopes to work a “cul- |i regan: 7 . on ent = oun sate Priday t | * > * * it might work , [NCCE — the three minutes of tural deal’’ with Soviet officials. filed Ago re cores will, Sun Fises Saturday at 7°53 a.m ; : . : . jits predecessors. . ; or probate, leaves Seen ote rites ot et Oe ow. | Summerfield has been trying The second fusion machine is dubbed the Columbus S-4 most of her estate to her two sis- Moon rises Seturday at 1622 om. | A ae | : ; ; Shan LO junsuccessfully since i953 to per- Ralph Lovberg and Lew Burkhardt, from Minnesota and . ‘Good Samaritan’ Bad Soh onener Talmadge Giblin, ‘ 3,|suade the Senate group to approve) 4 \Safety for Americans alm Beach, Fla., and Natalie af Sarre oS i om. 3a Goent letter stamp along with| Colorado universities respectively, preside over Columbus 8 5 PORTLAND, Maine ( — Mrs.|Talmadge, Santa Monica, Calif. 8 BM. .ceee-- 2% «1 pms, es Mother pate increases to cut into) ®8 it generates its sun-like temperatures in an erect glass WASHINGTON (INS) — The |Florence Soule told police a youth,| The value of the estat : © OM cscs. cM RPM cece es. 31 | e has nev on. 6 jthe postal deficit. | tube instead of a doughnut, State Department said today the jabout 18, offered to help her crossjer been disclosed. Miss Tal- Thereda; ta Ponti ae — approved ar 4-cent | x * new military rulers of Venezu- jan icy patch of sidewalk and that)madge’s husband, Dr. Carvel Aha recorded downtown) tter rate last year, and it ap- . ela have, assured the U, 8. em- jwhen she accepted he tripped her,| James, received the family resi- Highest semparatare dauukees 4 peared that the Senate might go. Largest He the eae , agpaeolys a ae banks i bassy at Caracas that they will |grabbed her purse and raced offidence and other hequeste. She Mean wempereture eee tee 2 jalong this vear | pegeobelas _ or bia another erect tube under a roof | protect foreign property. and.|down the street. died Dec. 24 at 60. ated eh i ~~ hey * , OF copper sheataing. “observe international obliga- Fear Age ta Pontise But President Eisenhower, in x * * « | tions.” “ : g Highest temperature .....ceesesre 21 u * ° Ho to flr aaa aaa NP cane wasa (Couee earlier It crowds a big room separated from the building which poe a gy crip Sixteen Held in Detroit DOU LE-BE 4-Inch ean ttte at Sao he a Scone stamp carl letters ex. | Bouses,the others, White-coated technicians swarm over it. | “O04. oF american citizens fond . BLE-BELL mann ant tov pment Tope thone to be delivered in fne| 1 the center Is the tube of heary hydrogen gas, | ing inured or bled or of aw TEAK U. Pp Nambers Ring e #1 tm 1909 -1 tx weticity where they are mailed, He The gas ts pinched inte-a-narrow column at five million | damage to American property. Thursday's Tomocretere Chart said that a lent boost in the) degrees centigrade and the atoms fuse under 40,000 pounds i Aipens 2 22 Marquette tijpresent 3-cent rate would not) of pressure s DETROIT (AP) — Sixteen persons were arrested last imore 41 38 Memphis } raise enough revenue. i aa ; Srewmevisie FA ‘ eek # f 2 The number of neutrons squeezed out in this per- besa t seater pos ae fray repre. Ayana vo trata the largest numbets Pa Minnes + opera i. : Sindee 4 formance is the measure of the machine's efficiency. ! Cniesee i Mew Yor «> %\Army Pair to Travel. | : i Wey A Lt. Arthur Sage, viee bureau commander, said the ring Coeipnett 3 Dmake a The scientists estimate they are getting 100 trillion neu- untington, W. Va. (®- A man) did a $10,000-a-night business. He said the ring had been cores .. * 3) FORT DIX, NJ. W-Mr. and) trons—10 to the 14th power. who called at the vital statistics! ynder observation about a year. E really Detroit 2 Pittsburgh 8 fa) Mrs. Luis Cruz, married last June How many neutrons would they need to get from the papas in the pegid eourthpuse got * + a i : dit, , day r ory Worth FS } Erencisco 6 1 bal Boing ee ° ee paeyurers process so the machine would run on its own electricity and Ls sdoweasand sad wan 6 tite oor The police raids covered areas from Detroit's’ southern- 4 ¢ q ne 33 flex-year hitch ip the Army. ~ = produce some extra for your toaster? tifitate: = | most berder to suburban Highland Park. Kansas geattle $1 {lis a specialist second class. His Well, they are shooting for 100 quintiliton—10 to the | What he said was, “I want the More than $3,000 and 4,000 current-dated numbers bet ae Angeles > ‘wife Ruth is a WAC sergeant. | 20th power. birth control department.” slips were confiscated in the raids. eye? t. } 5 p . . 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All. metal as shown, Fits TDC, Bell & Dowell, Viewlex, etc. Lowest ever price! Seeceoecesoooocoococese evegeccocooocoococoses Imported ACCURAFLEX — Reflex Camera Storage Chest $8.95 cae Value a mh er 43 THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, Seay 24. 1958 - Wants Ves Fund. | Used for Building tablish a college building suthorty| fund,” Faulkner’said, “The jponey through us® of the veterans trust ‘could then be put to use for much- j Sin pt Seate *s Hpoe fund was advanced today by Sen.'needed college classrooms.” Robert E. Faulkner (R-Colema). * * |, Veterans organizations have been vocal in declaring that the fund should remain untouched. The pro- * are ie r study. posal by Faulkner was the first _ concrete legislative idea to utilize GOP Woman in Area -1—_ pay ot Oe_ monty. _______~;Su- Election-of Officers. 8 Faulkner said he would intro- duce in about a week a bili -to establish a college bu.lding an- thority and companion bilis to permit the state employes retire- ment fund and the public school employes retirement fand te e* change leng term securities thal now bear low y_intereat rates for Community Activities Center County Clerk Lynn Allen wil be the speaker and refreshments ‘will be oe served. ' te he Nae aot yield about td Meet Problem ie $0 area ee : ‘ove bo tyeday ‘Of a million dollars | than the low interest secur of Car I nsurance He added_that-the bill ‘‘might. ‘be..wrongly interpreted as an at-' tempt to grab the veterans trus fund’ and said possible revisions) Proposes Fund A‘ bill similar to the new Blondy| measure failed to get over the LANSING. (®—Creation ts an un ‘committee hurdle in the 1957 — satisfied judgments fund to meet lature. ithe problem of the uninsured mo-! ‘torist has been’ proposed again in ni ed C r d ithe legislature by Sen, Charles C Nam as an | ate!" t Blondy (D-Detroit). Under Blondy’s bill. the fund; for Jaycee Award. iwould be accumulated through a | spec ial levy of ,25 tents-on each) Lynn D, Allen Jr., a Pontiac = idrivers and chauffeur’s license. \tometrist, has been n@minated } Victims of accidents in which un-|a candidate for one of five “Out- ” of the vear * any longer. Nine-Mile Hike _ lin Traffic Earns Home for Duck | LOS ANGELES ®—-A nine-mile \hike through traffic has earned a cae ee a See Mrs. J. W. Meehan said the family pet was taken to Echo Park Lake, where there are other ducks, about a year ago. when it aouperns. Sageactionl 9 Weep EW bpehng, ettnet The Meehan children, Cathy, 8; * * % x * upon getting a court judgment, awards made by the Michigan Jun- The Republican Women's club shen could apply to the secretary of ior Chamber of Commerce, of Waterford Township will hgld tate its annual election of officers at ge.ih or property damage case ‘a-meeting 1 p.m. Monday at the fer up to $1,000 for each’ The Pontiac Junior Chamber of “Outstanding Young Man” of the! A limit of $2,000 would be set ear, made the nomination on reeeveries from the fund in the event of two or more deaths. As special ce, 8 edmmission club contributions, | i ees she waddled into he- Allen, of 934 Argyle St., was cited home yard. Mrs. } for his civic, church and service nuisance or no ni ican inlaid : = Mary, 6, and Jimmy, 3, made fre- quent trips to visit her. On their last trip to the park, at Thanks- ‘Commerce, which named Allen its giving, — — there. In a speech at a Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet last night, he urged Californians to do the same in case they have to flee a He urged people to stock their * tions. eehan said that nee, ‘700,000. Cars With: canned foods with a long shelf life, fruit and vegetable| juices, matches, cooking utensils, basie drugs and first-aid instruc- One-third the population of the! Sophia 0. S. lives in cities of more than! no ri cache s J aches or other functic Bo don't suf er needlessly. tress... were also less jittery Take ft. if don’t feel worlds tying wees ee ae 1 sek aor tagg FF pe Sa ke new a - better, very mon ique combination of med- ou don't escape much irritabil- icings. ‘That's why i offers mor h ort a ’ relief than plain aspirin "nite caring Hoe today, alse have the famous IF YOU PREFER A LIQUID ae ogo a Vegetable Compound, WE HAVE CLEANED OUT OUR WAREHOUSE . CHE CK THESE ITEMS, THEY ARE JUST A FEW OF THE VALUES YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS r 3-Pe. 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Four matching _ “chairs. a 8 + : ff LOT IN _ = ' USE OUR NEW PARKING BACK OF STORE @ Enter at alley off Saginaw St. or thru OPEN | FRIDAY - be . - CREDIT. TERMS! Buy on our Easy she jal Plan! ? oe eraae 3 , Geaklors © s Storage : Co. Tre] « wnderposs. ‘ FH nena @ Lot. well lighted. and MONDAY ry clon hel be | Anes on 4 @ Use customer en- NIGHT a See trence ot — a store, 3 ‘til %: 00 86 to 96 South Saginaw Street 10% DOWN—MONTHS 1 TO PAY—90 DAY PLAN! YOUR CREDIT CONTRACT HELD ONLY BY US! 90-Day Accounts Ray No Carrying a seven major categories ranging * *& *& from auto theft to murder, while : rapes, 48 robberies, 06 aggravated i stolen assaults, 561—burgiaries, 983 lar-|"'? %* ‘oF possession of stole cenies and 143 auto thefts, | >Toperty- Burglary complaints showed : ; a majer tec = “ om ae, eS ee In 1956, while auto thetts slumped with 39 in 1956. Gambling arrests | from the 184 figure of 1956. totaled 93, up from 84 the pre- | The number of cases cleared by| vious year, while Hquor law | - arrests showed the police batted| viola’ 100 per cent.on the homicides and| from the 19S figaré in rapes and 84 per cent on the; the iti assaults, oe arrests for drunk driving, down However, burglaries showeditickets and arrésts generally * only 29 per cent cleared by arrests reached 37,141. in 1957, compared as compared with 45 per cent in| with 39.285 a year earlier. 1956. Auto theft arrests. cleared * * * 48 per cent, compared with 60 per In reviewing tistics, it cent the year before, ant NEY aeret teat ie alent donee arrests cleared 35 per cent, 85 crime, Pontiac has either shown against 45 per cent a year earlier. \derinite improvement or police the first month with /abishoute fies NO-DIET Reducing Cocktail OR PAY NOT HING! — NEW LIQUID NON-ALCOHOLIC REDUCING COCKTAIL FORMULATED FOR _§ ___ Total arrests and tickets issued activity is less intense. L — ee ty eertientanty tens it PERSONS WHO CANNOT LOSE ENOUGH WEIGHT WITH PILLS AND TABLETS ___,, _____| eategories involving liquor, such _| | . 2 : : = Canal Excavation | s, srassemsens,_drant_artving Fark Jewelers || wtntt.Tese.zev rate : : | for? No more reducing as long as However, there was a marked | ’ Reported Complete merase in 5" cen “House of Discounts” Scpuyes fne to oat lotueee sell tar WASHINGTON u# — Excavation vated assaults and offenses against 1 N. 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And all so incredibly easy, all so delightfully pleasant. because you never [- ____ The report said 3.026.000 cubic 4 | yards of material has been placed Repeat of a Sell-Out! — Reduces ‘as It Slims! Makes Inches Vanish r 4 in dike embankments of the 10-4 mile canal. It said construction ot | 20 fixed navigation aids is com- i’ 4 4 4 : plete except for rhiscellaneous met.! alwork, painting and backfill’ around the bases The report also went into other 4 suffer those awful moments, never yeti aplan @ egal! as It Molds and Holds! B Sze et Be Seats yor love 0 wal, sever ae opectes to be completed 3 4 “REDUCE-EZE” by Lido peace “s fabulous new Du-Dol Reducing * * * The agency said very little earthwork was done at Eisenhow- er Logk in December. The lock is one of two that will lift and lower Ds JUST PICTURE THIS cach, have a snail boule of a highly cow Inks ney ae ee seteowr mer. YOU MUST READ THIS pat a dropper full of that precious concen- % day, they were losing weight! 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