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Big Unit Unloads as ABOARD SKYLARK at sea Holds Him Once Again 
Communists Declare a) ‘# res) » x. m | From Death’s Call ° atomic submarine USS Seawol , 
7-Day Cease-Fire came up fro depths of the CASTEL GANDOLFO 
. Ger’ Wire Rervi Atlantic Ocean today (at 10:45 lit ly Pope Pius XII 
rom Our Wire services | am.) after being submerged for . ey = Ope sus 
BIG QUEMOY — The: exactly 60 days. suffered a stroke today. 
'Gommunist guns fell silent} The 118 crewmen of the Sea- | The life of the 82-year-old 
; Jat 12:51 am. today and it ag pee on ‘pontiff hung in the balance 
‘within minutes the Na- “ "oa e's , at his summer residence 
. ft e Seawolf breaks a record | 
tionalists began unloading et tast May by her sister | here. ee 
the biggest convoy to ar- atomic ship, Skate, which sub- i | All is in the hands of 
7 ‘rive here since the Reds, ™tsed 31 days, 5'; hours. God,” a physician reported 
‘opened their all out artil-) | 7*° Michigan men on the Sea- | from his bedside. 0 are: | ewe : 
ilery bl blockade Aug. 23. | Arnold W. Toivonen, commis- | The Pope's great stamina, 
| Peiping announced a) saryman, first class, son of Mr which brought him through | 
seven-day cease-fire, effec-) 2"¢ Te Flee 7 te con an a grave illness in 1954, as- 5 a ' : Republic, in Marquette County ice its ; 
AP Wirepbotes tive last midnight, on the’ Philip D. Trowbridge. torpedo- | ne pers ee sub- ‘ 
WHO’S WORRIED? — Not Milwaukee Braves’ Stengel (right) who wasn't happy as*he stood ycondition that the United me in’s mate a aes son of | 
Mz ¥ lle 3 : shind a fence atched some of his players” ‘ctatag ¢ Saari Yo_, ir. and Mrs. Edwarc Trow- | Manager Fred Haney (left) who has reason to behind a fence and watched some o: pia) States stop escorting Na-) jidce of 134 Bisho pee, | jstitute secretary of state, visited 
ithe Pope a few hours after the 
stroke and reported a slight im- 
    relax with his team just one game away from take batting. practice. Stengel sends his charges tionalist Chinese convoys: Grosse: Pointe | 
its second-straight World Series championship. against Haney’s crew in the fifth game of the ~ = . : ee _ iprovement in his condition. He 
Things are a bit different for 68-year-old Casey Series at Yankee Stadium today. to the embattled island. SKYLARK STANDS BY AP Wirepbete | emphasized, however, that his con- 
* | The cease-fire order was cou- The submarine rescue vessel GRAVELY ILL — Pope Pius XII today hes critically ill at |dition continued grave 
+ * pled with a call to Nationa ist, Skylark. of New London, Conn., Castel Gandolfo, Italy. his summer castle, after suffering a cere- . nes Hs 
Send In Power-Pitcher Turley i ident Chiang Kai-shek to ne- home base of the nuclear under- | bral circulatory ailment. This portrait was made last February } a ee Gty aad pera 
sea fleet flagship. stood by as the in connection with his 82nd birthday Mareh 2 The Roman Cath- | ynetion, the church's last rites for gotiate directly on a setlUement Zeamnlf rarria nity ew } 7 x an 5) | 3 at Seawolf came into view in a olic leader's illness was too grave to permit moving him to @ | the dying, had been given the | 7 
- =] fshore is- oft . os = oe ormosa and the offshore mighty upheaval! of foaming sea. | whospitall | Pope. Here at Castel Gandolfo 
ran S 1 O a i e . . * * \ = = = = ae | Msgr. dell’Acqua said that to his 
: ; There was no advance notice As soon as she leveled off. the knowledge extreme unction had ¢ 
i of the Communists’ self-pre- | deck hatches opened and Cmdr. | not been given. 
' araariay Pare : ‘laimed cease fire. Richard B. Laning of Ambhers oD NEW YORK (UPI) — The New! R H E € ec se ‘ ; a; d Se I ; : 3 , . mre ‘ ae Pope weakened: suddenly 
i : threw in 3.723 sheHs Sur its skipper, took his place o : 
A ‘ Yankees battling to stay 5 Jeo ht Ce) a ry Meco bee during the night after showing 
York : g fo sey Braves Ofojom | | Bi | ee Oe 6 Ue the bndge     
iit was assumed their hom , of a ay ae 
he 1958 world series, sent ; es SAT blinkereionallaniine Sicularte mprovemen ym an attack of 
Ce a bardment would continue. Three A blinker signal on the Skylark Zant is. complicated by hiccups. 
powec iter bop Taney vo ove Yankees... UVM MN ME MUM ME ME MES OE EY pecacet Stacie re, é : 9 Opn : apn t< 1 fficers ani eccup th Mat MYL TET 
mound today , at 2 1 and then there was si 2-00 toms De Sy 11 officers ae him for several days vantshed. 
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The Milwaukee Braves tried to! was routed ip the first inning of , Asked whether the coo! weather, lence aD EO Ma le Gree Men wo 2 wen at 8% am. he suffered got their first bre ath of outer air     
    
  wrap up their second straight the Braves’ 13-5 second-game Made any difference to his pitch: gy eNCE LIES THICK since leaving new Londan ‘Aug. 7 circulatory cerebral attack, & 
world championship with Lew Bur- . ing. Burdette smiled and said se Soap EES VDE Ree OUR eT! Sulletrtrom hic (phvsicians tre: 
vetory but promised, “I'll atone — The silence lay so thick after bal in from his physicians re 
dette. foes ia] cau 2 yee an bet ee “Not that I know of; it hasn't in, i lass of taniandinent sou (ell Capt. Laning set a course far DETROIT (AP) — General Motors heads into a ported. 
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Senet, contended and extp- | Oo + the pant amin, When 1 tO nig cart th wale No. temewhere famILIT Sand new week today with labor trouble still blocking BS tat fa te Pi erated by the Yankees’ failure to “** _«_lare at fault.” ly the hitters 0 guns fired as countless Nationalist, Gee" \ lied at state pier to getting back into 1959 auto production. ° . partivind “pd cel a a hit im this series, mustered all | Burdette, who beat the Yankees * aul ‘landing craft ferried supplies in, ne te se P . 0 the United was paralyzed and coulc not be 
the fire-power he could get inte three times, including the clinching) ~_ *« * from the Nationalist and American ates Sah a pe pial on Despite_ a national agreement with e United moved from his summer palace 
his batting _ y sending ¥1- jseventh-game last Season, and ae gale —_ pany ay Bur-\ships lying three miles offshore.| [29 Darage a Retake Auto Workers~GM’s plants grom coast to coast deve Oe enne ba hela facilities 
ston Howard flela and iwon the second game of this dette with a remar woul Sy: ; ‘ : ; . . Pe ent. are be . 
Jerry Lumpe to third base. series. hada chance to become the almost have to pitch a perfect! The Ameren and Nationalist afterwards at Mehegan Hotet.. been shut down almost completely By local AS | Dr. Antonio Gasbarnni, a spe- 
Howard replaced Norm Sieberg,|™Ost successful National League game today to. top Spahn’s per- te E eliee samp or | t+ * Talks continued over the* ———————~—_—_——“ciaiist, from Bologna. was cal d 
‘ ; vesterday. B . ang! ing prociainted a seven-day cease | . anne to the Pope's bedside This under- 
the “goat” of yesterday's 30 loss Pitcher in World Series history. ioepoale e yesterday. eee eo a ciel oH Garay belare | The Seawolf’s exploit may help ‘weekend at most of GM’s VAW production workers ' the Pope's - . ie 
‘ ' gi Spann. who are roommates, have . : : Seer cr to answer such questions as: Ca _ . . dition 
Nadiad arin: Ns York's a Ce stale ae ie bee won all seven games the Braves @awa. Five big ef) Es mane na lure re h ap es ne a 126 plants in 71 USS. cities, bac k on_their jobs a wer ont ly half rains urdette, New ork 's : y : : npe tite: a ; ‘ - ‘® lar sea LU ee. on : er A He eure sake loan 4 . i 
Public Enemy No. 1. Hank Bauer —a record exceeded only by Leity have taken from the Yankees in eh cae tae duck) — period without contact with the striving to get the 275,000 Tuo settlements have been 1 t. mt 
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was named to lead off followed by: Gomez who had a 6-0 seres mark {fe last two oe be seen offshore in the white- aur i rere ‘Ho w long would he * reached : afficial vener 4 Pope roused 5 , —_— do so”? Is it practical for b | * * i 
Lumpe, Mickey Mantle, Yogi Ber- for the Yankees -; capped water. do so? Is it practical for a sub- UAW Local 696 at thesparts: jretiy from his coma, opengt his 
mafine to act as a se ee 
Fete ee a Aner | The sun was shining brightly Temperature Dips Beyond them was an attack nent underwater missle-lunck ~ Continue Bargaining mins pitraine Predus te ee a aos IES seats 
sion employing 2,500 at Dayton, 
        but it was a crisp, chilly day. transport ef large tonnage plus station? What problems remain 
Turley, a 21. game winner dur- | The wind was blowing in from ‘Continued on Page 2. Cal. 4) fo he ealved= Ohio. troned ott its differences ,'D¢1U and nieces 
ing the American League season, eft field. a Close to Freezing ee see ee ee af 0Cd an 5 ithe GME Sunda’ we intechamber 
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Also. the Harmson Padiator Di Vatican sources gaye this se- 
At 6 this morming the tempe . Registration Deadline Tonight 3 Negotiations on local issues vee vision, at Lockport, N.Y, which quence of events in. the 
tinued today at Pontiac's thre: . ae 
. makes ears and air-conditson-, serious illness in fqur years Tat = * e 
jture was just one degree above strike-bound General Motors Corp. ™ 
ommun! y fe) fiona [Inecding., (he eoliest mercury ne ' Wasting \ ote Privile e? plants, as approximately 14400 Ng equipment. peat hed an axree--the aged pontiff 
NN ) g ‘off. the Ment covering 1,000 workers. Pag- * * * ing for Pontiac thus far this vel UAW workers remained off : 
tial operations were scheduled to-, The Pope addressed a spec e Pe. The weatherman has a some- job for the fifth straight day il An estimated 1 ia 50¢ ‘ential iqe wv -e wpr Ue) : SRS ES oy , < Pre > 
: ‘what cozier outlook for tonight an estim 1 1,000 to 1.500 po'ential Pontiac voters were With seniority agreements listed day with full operations set for to- audience Sunday at his summer 
urgec ee f a ~ &6b . : 
fd deen and tomorrow, however, With a low, Urged today to register before tonight's 8 p.m. deadline. as a big issue, company and union. morrow residence against the advice of his   
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  4 , fram 2 to is degrees eapetted City Clerk Ada R. Evans said there have only been negotiators were meeting this, The | AN ane (GM car ne ii ms pris en ants . ff aiden 
Lee t f air an warmer E . : ‘ 2 mr iw at GMC ° <c & Coac a new three-vear national con day night the pontoff sudden- 
7 } The Community National Bank today announced ton thes die Tuesday. The high about 1.500 registrations so far for the Nov. 4 election, ” oo et Oi a Line ie en Ia t Thursday might when a-lIv weakened whi le being treated 
i Pea. SS . Mien . . aoe arn isher 1} WISIONS anc C aS pia A a : en J ot 
4 an initial firm donation of $6,000 to the Special Gifts tomorrow will be near 73. WS Oe estimated 2,500 to 3.000 persons are eligible were scheduled to confer again this companywide strike was 12 hours for the gastritis and hiccups. Hr 
1 Division of the Pontiac Area United Fund. Thiggrepre- In an extended outlook, temper- to register and must do so to qualify as electors next = atrernoon at Pontiac Motor Drold was being given a stoemac fh wash 
at Syors "ar ; 7 a + atures have been predicted to aver month. vision : — fie saine hack ‘in an effort to clear up the trou- 
’ sents at 12 per cent increase over their 1957 fi gift, age four to eight degrees above The clerk’s City Hall office and th istrati t Although there were no predic- an _ the A eie’ Workecs blesome gastritis. This was caused 
j and sets an encouraging pace for the pre-campaign normal for the next five days Petie Genes ares nes ’ coein. une ra ne lions about settlements all sides 1 wel oat with the blessing of 2276 tine ago after he had swal- a Tein eo 1e€T uron and Saginaw streets both will be ; 5 aes roenreline incre : lowed some dental medication 
Is At 1 p.m. the temperature 1 : continued to look for an early end, .-.u. ponciae . ie ed ome 
Special Gifts solicitation, officials said. ‘downtown Ponti eo toeG Gil. eben for registrations until 8 P m., » Mrs. Evans.said. is the stcices UAW President ene = eal while having a tooth trented 
é Alfred C. Girard, Special aa ae - _ 7 - 7 7 — : ee ——————— || icticinangrae ceceeolt @ Oca | Unexpectedly, while the stom- 
Gifts chairman and presi-. 9 | Brtevances s¢ = ‘ach washing was under way, the 
BY it Na- Inte ration Issue odine aor in . Clinton? Chrysier Corp.. which agreed on’ Pope suffered a spell of extreme 
4 dent o ommunity the major sections of a new con- weakness. The cerebral attack   
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wont on exp q act wn the UAW the day before followed 
ataeeaa et PFXplosions Wreck Tennessee High School Ei Raat es nae 2400 the Pope's private physician, Prof, AD 
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: 230 other selected individu- Chresiers 70000 UAW members. (Continued on Pace 2, Col. 1) 
: als and firms who have CLINTON, Tenn. \«® — Three High School, where enforced inte-;summoned to meet at the usual --racially mixed as before» Ten flew to Nashville Sunday to con- woik idle at 16 plants 
Be: donated $100 or more to: bombs, expertly set off dur- gration first becker! ae the resist- time today in the undamaged) Negroes are enrolled with about fer with Gov. Frank Clement, who, Only Ford Moter Co., the first, ‘hock in een 9 
the Fund in past years. fing early morning fog Sunday, ing. South two years ago. gymnasium to receive instructions: 850 white pu Pils. |promised them the fullest state of the Big Three to come to terms g: 
wrecked the classrooms of Clinton’ But students and teachers were for a quick resumption of classes! Five Anderson County officials noe nao, Het he UAW. was without 
.| “The success of this vear’s drive; aid jn continuing classes and solv. with the a * They Tell Story 
5. depends in great measure on the) im! : ES, x , :- = 2 Se ’ ae = = ing the bombing AEG The last a ee 
ite r j * % ss - ty : Chicagy assembis i —ended 
ability of the ah Hee fo '§, & =) : ‘ : = Za : | Agents of the Tennessee Burea tier he eerkend, be of Three Bears 
take up the slack for the less or | ae Pn : te ; : “ of identification and the FBI ac” dears é 
tunate in our community,” state Wy : Sos ‘rived in Clinton to investi: io On top of GM's 275,000 idle UAW LAKE. CITY iP— They told the 
Gay ~ > | Two bits of spent fuse were picked 1 sinbers, the ene Union 10) of the thie beans today in 
Special Gifts volunteer Torch- ‘up for laboratory tests, but no on ali Piectncal Avaric crelcontinucdi eevee results of the 13th an- 
light solicitors, under the ae /er clues were reported eae ot its 25.000 members se nual National Bear Haunt imdfis- 
anship of Girard, began making ‘ Soe ee ore : 
° ee eoateeeian se! on the | POLICE ACROSS STREET igotiations on a new master col O . Co : ae ; 
: : ; . into : : sep tract continued aver the weekend hot was fae number taken In 
Fund’s leading contributors on Sep. | Clinton police, who could see ; (Ske acekend Tunt wich cee 
99. ‘ inothing through the predawn fog! Progress in bargaining talks ee am it “ . POSSI GUS : 
rT | 2 jat the school across the street reported today by five United ae fe an ’ 1 
All workers in the Division are from ihe Golee canon, <ud the Auto Workers Incals in Gene : first unas basged Friday 
redoubling their efforts in order | blasts went off with precise three- Motors’ Flint plants ee. oo ae a . | * ! = ( f sy 1 i ’ t Sail oa 
to reach or surpass the division's | jminute timing at 4:21, 4°21. and - slel Ot A , ‘ 
73,039.10 quota by Oct. 21 when | 4:27 a. m. a CISC TATEONE SEAUDE, POSE BM FOEAL: 
i . re of Detroit felled the secand the general campaign will be- | | ah More Heaters 
gin. | The explosives were placed! v d at fers ap Satarvday and a hunter who 
Girard al qnounced the fol elaia the school. This was in con- Needed. eit tur home before officials 
jirard also annour - . 2 . | Poe GYAGin Cine menthies 
: . trast fo other recent Southern aa ae er ; votad Ket his name was credited DG, ‘ance | ; . . According to the numoer ef 9g | | ; 5 nr 
lowing gifts from leading adva | bombings—Hattie Cotton School in] calls received bv this advet- wiih the third trophy. Officals : 
gift confributors: Nashville last September, and tiser, 29 more buyers are still said t downed hears averaged : 
Mr. & Mrs. 0. L. Beaudette .... $1,200 ' oe k (er ccrsd ced teat i= 
Robert M. “Critchtield j vies. 800! |Jewish centers in Nashville, Mi-} looking for ee 30. x ale about 1h ‘pounds 
iS prawn, Inc a 300 rami and Jacksonville last spring’ called Sena uentee gale, 1 5 ~ sesh a 
PEA eee _ Sees 300 | ~f—w vt the aoe were sell could buy it. Check up and i T ’ . ti eeneaweer ces tside ihe nuildings or in en-} see what you have that will 
A. C. Girard ..... -..... . 350 {oul a. ‘ : it} n oaaqvs ress 
Pontiac Federal Savings & Loan -. 215 traneew: bring quick cash with a low S 
Mrs. William Scripps . . bos .  * * ane cost Want Ad - es 
Roy Annett. ae Se > 480 a ee ay | Qo 
Fora Phot ice ote be | Waller-Bearden, TBI agent from SpACE HEATER oll 7s00 RAT. , 
B eee ° ,ACE HEAT ‘LE 75x 3T Tt + ive DS ae 
Community Loan Co, .......10..-7 125 Knoxville, said one blast was set] "sip piectric water heater, $10 Comics . a4 
Lead Pars nae po ‘off in the boiler room, demolish- | OR 3-5239 County News 2. ............, 8 
Rotary Cin . caecacvenss 100 jing it and an entranceway lead- | 7 ; Bditeriaht oo.6-05525 5152.5 6 
Pontiac State Bank Bldg. sce ces FOU . ing to ae separate gymnasi um, | To Place Your Want Ad sae eee eee 4 
‘ = and wreeking an adjoining science ) Wh 9 818 ittaries , beens esa 
Sen. Ives Has Stroke ; ; 7 AP Wirephate Poorn | IAL FE 2-S8181 Sports . _...2 1 thru 20 
SHINGTON (UPD Sen. SCHOOL BLASTED — Three mysterious pre-dawn explosions job." Gov. Frank Clement promised school officials the fullest Another charge tore out a wall Just Ask for the Theaters 22 
Irving Me. tves (R-NY), 62, suf- heavily damaged integrated Clinton (Tenn.) High School Sunday. state aid in continuing classes and solving the bombing. Students jn the -center of the building, \ a T are TV & Radio Progarms ...... 29 
tad ‘slight stroke. last Friday One of the blasts wrecked this entrance at the north end of the and teachers were summoned to meet at school time today in the (wrecked several] classrooms and VANT AD DEPT. Wilson, Pari ................ 2% 
his family disclosed today. |» large brick building. Police called the dynamiting ‘‘a préfessional undamaged gymnasium. , | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | . | Women’s Pages ...... 13 thru 15 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY,. OCTOBER 6, 1958     
Report Fugitive 
Seen in Seattle He May Be Man Sought 
for Questioning Here in 
Slaying ‘of Hoodlum 
Reports that one of two men 
wanted in the Commerce Town- 
ship slaying of Texas hoodlum 
George Kean might have attempt- 
ed to sell a 1955 automobile in 
Seattle over the weekend, were 
being investigated by WasHington 
authorities. 
Capt. Thomas H. Grant, of the 
Michigan State Police, said a copy 
of the first-degree murder warrant 
issued against the two men and 
Demitrios Tsermengas had been 
immediately sent to Seattle police 
upon learning of the attempted 
sale. 
Grant said it is believed that 
Lowell E. McComb was attempt- 
ing to sell the car which was 
registered in another name, pos- 
sibly an alias ef McComb’s. 
What connection the auto might 
have, if any, with the murder last 
December of Kean in a lakeside 
home was not yet known, Capt. 
Grant said. 
“We've received nothing back 
from Seattle since we dispatched 
the warrant as a hold on McComb,” 
Grant said.     
Waterford, B 
  Still at large are McComb and 
Thomas D. Smith. Tsermengas, 
39, ef Ecorse, is being held in the 
Oakland County Jail pending an 
examination on first-degree mur- 
der Friday, 
Tsermengas described to police 
here last week the “accidental” 
shooting of Kean when he and 
the other two men were attempt- 
ing to disarm him after Kean 
threatened, ‘‘] ought to kill all of 
you right now.” 
This story was pretty much sub- 
stantiated by Donald E, Chandler, 
38. in whose Long Lake home at 
1872 Point Dr. the shooting took 
place, The four men stopped there 
en route to pull a robbery in Sault 
Ste. Marie, police said. 
Smith is reportedly free on a 
$10,000 bond for an armed robbery 
of a loan office in Texas and has 
not been located, Grant said Texas 
authorities informed him. Extra- 
dition of Smith back here to stand 
trial for the murder is remote be- 
cause of the other charge, Grant 
said. 
Earlier reports from Sheriff Har- 
jon Wright of Tarrant (Fort Worth) 
County that McComb would be Birmingham and Waterford 
Township fire departments 
emerged the victors at what of- 
ficials called the most successful 
firemen’s field day ever held in 
Pontiac. 
The six-member Birmingham 
team won two trophies in compe- 
tition before a capacity crowd of 
600 at Northside Field Saturday. 
Waterford took the crown away 
from Brooklands Fire Department 
in the spectacular annual water 
battle. 
Since the events are designed 
to call public attention to Na- 
tional Fire Prevention Week, 
which began teday, the large 
turnout was 
chairman of the sponsoring Fire 
Prevention Committee of the 
Pontiac Aréa Chamber of Com- Fire Departments Win OVER THE TOP — Firemen clear one of the 
hurdles in the annual field day contests heralding 
National Fire Prevention Week, which began 
today. Shown are volunteers from the Franklin Fire Department, one of nine communities that 
performed befor   
Pentiac Press Photo 
e a capacity crowd at Northside 
  
  irmingham 
contest and was barely edged out 
of first place in the hose contest 
by Commerce Township in a tie- 
breaking playoff. 
Placing behind Birmingham in 
the ladder contest were Pontiac 
Township, Waterford, Oxford, 
Franklin, Avondale, Clawson and 
Brooklands. 
In the hose contest, third place 
was won by Pontiac Township, fol- 
lowed by Franklin, Avondale, Ox- 
ford, Brookland, Clawson and Wa- 
terford, 
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Trophies were donated by Har- 
vey M. Johns, chairman of the 
safety committee; Pontiac Varnish 
Co., Shaws Jewelers and Radio 
Station WPON. 
Judges were professional fire- 
men from the Detroit area, includ- 
ing John A. Keefe, retired fire 
chief from the Detroit Fire De- 
    merce, 
An additional 5,000 to 6,000 wit- 
nessed the Saginaw street parade 
of fire equipment that proceeded 
the field events, Birnkrant said. partment; Edmund J. deCaussin, 
retired deputy Detroit chief; Dan- 
iel V. Sullivan, retired Detroit bat- 
talion chief; William B. Burr, War- Fieid Saturday. 
Quemoy Supplied 
as Red Guns Stop 
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iwhat appeared to be several LSDs 
and several destroyers and patrol 
vessels. 
By midmorning word of the 
cease fire had not seeped down 
to the troops in the trenches and 
the civilians doing their chores with 
an ear cocked toward the sky for 
the awful sound of incoming shells. 
Word had not reached the 
beach party crews either as they 
went about their task of unload- 
ing supplies, expecting a re- 
newed bombardment at any mo- 
ment. 
Everyone appeared awed by the 
sudden halting of gunfire. Groups 
of civilians and soldiers in Que- 
moy City discussed the strange 
silence and shook their heads in 
wonderment. All feared some Com- 
munist trick to be followed by a 
barrage more devastating than ev- 
er. 
High-ranking Nationalist and |The Day in Birmingham 
Randall Court Gives Way 
to Lakeside Continuation 
BIRMINGHAM — Randall Court 
apparently is destined to remain 
Randall Court. 
In his prepared report for the 
City Commission meeting tonight, 
City Manager L. R, Gare states 
there is strong opposition to the 
proposal asking the street's name 
be changed to Lakeside. 
The change was suggested 
when special assessment districts 
were being created, and it was 
pointed out that Randall Court 
is a short section in the middle 
of Lakeside drive. Dropping Ran- 
dall Court would make Lakeside 
a contingeus street, 
Particularly objecting to the 
change is Richard L. Campbell 
of 839 Randall Court. He is being 
supported by a neighbor, Fred- 
erick F. Holt of 879 Randall Court. 
Post office and utility compaxzies 
have offered no objection, Gare 
said. He added, however, that resi- 
dents would have to change house 
numbers as well as street names 
if the renaming took place, Gare 
said he feR Campbell’s objections 
were reasonable, and suggested an 
additional street sign at the Bald- 
win street intersection, indicating 
Lakeside drive as well as Randall 
Court, 
Commissioners also will consider 
the off-street parking problem of 
the Birmingham House Motel, 
which wil! be built at the corner 
of Hunter boulevard and Maple 
avenue, A denial of use of the 
Hunter right - of - way for parking 
makes it impossible for the motel 
to provide required space. 
Asher N. Tilchin, one of the 
builders, is requesting permis- 
sion to construct four parking 
places on the city-owned Maple 
right-of-way fer the needed 60- 
car area, 
Valuation of construction in Bir- 
mingham, dropped $100,000, al- 
though there were 10 more permits 
issued in September than the pre- 
vious month. The report of Andrew 
F. Butt, building inspector, ws 
struction or alteration of build- 
ings amounting to $394,110. a total of 46 permits for the Con-|p Riebel of Royal Oak;. 
Nevin J. Jr., of Buffalo, N. ¥.; and 
Richard K. of Birmingham; four 
grandchildren and-one brother. 
Weary Men Control 
California Fires   mund 8. Miskie, just grinned. 
  
WEDNESDAY —2 to 3:30 P.M. 
Electric Shaver 
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  troyed eight homes and an esti- 
mated 49 mountain cabins and 
blackened thousands of acres of 
Southern California foothills, 
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High humidity and cooler tem- 
peratures were foreeast for to- 
         
  
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  Permits were issued for four 
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  American officers met to consid- 
er the new situation. American 
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  surrendered by his attorney proved 
false, Capt. Grant said today. overall performance of the day, 
Birmingham also won the ladder! 
  
Pope Sutfers 
Fighting for 
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consultation Gasbarrini told re- 
consultation Gasabarrini told re- 
, Porters the case was in the hands 
" of God. 
A worldwide plea for prayers 
for the pontiff's recovery was 
broadcast .by Vatican Radio. 
  
Sunny Weather 
tor Series Game 
and Across U.S. Stroke, 
His Lite | 
The pontiff's viear for the City 
of Rome, Clemente Cardinal Mi- 
cara, urged priests and Roman 
Catholics of Rome to gather be- 
fore the exposed Holy Eucharist 
in churches of Rome and pray for) 
the Pope. 
The Vatican Radio broadcast 
this medical -bulletin of the pon- 
tiff’s circulatory cerebral] stroke: 
* * * 
“The Holy Father at 8:30 a.m., 
after having spent a tranquil night 
during which the hiccups that 
have molested him for several 
days disappeared, was struck by 
a circulatory cerebral attack 
  By The Associated Press 
A sunny day was the bright followed. 
outlook today for nearly all parts) 
of the country. 
* * *® 
Tt wag cool in many sections in 
the East third of the country but 
warmer air moved from the 
Rockies and Plains states into the 
4 Midwest. 
Sunny but cool weather was in 
prospect for baseball fans attend- 
ing the fifth game of the World 
Series in New York City. Tem- 
peratures in the 50s were forecast. 
_ * * * 
Only a few patches of rain, and| 
very few clouds, wére reported | 
across the country during the; 
night. Showers were confined to 
northern New Mexico. 
The Weather 
Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report 
  PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Fair ond 
‘eon-|had carried on a heavy load of “warmer tonight and Tuesday. Low 
48. High temorrew, 73. Wednesday, 
tinued falr. 
Today In Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 & m. 
“at 8 sm‘ Wind relocity 4 mph. 
Direction —East. 
Sun sets Mon. at 606 p.m 
Bun rises Tues. at 6:35 am 
Moon sets Mon. at 2 05 F m 
8am Moon rises Tues at 12 
Downtown Temperatures 
Bae eee i ™m 
4 12 
lpm Sonia eePerep g3353 
Saturday in Pentiac 
fAs recorded een r a 
Highest temperat ibe a saad a 
Lowest tempera: 
Mean temperati 
Weather—8u nny wee eee 
Sunday tn Pentiac 
recorded downtown? 
re ne (As 
Highest temperat: 
Lowest temperature : 
Mean temperature = 
Weather—Partiy cloddy 
One Year “Age. in Ponte 
Highest temperature ... 
Lowest temperature 
Mean temperature 
Weather—Sunny. 
Highest -— Lowest 7 Temperatures This 
Date in 86 Years 
  87 in 1946 30 in 1935,a8 saying: “If one is Pope, one ” ve 
Sunday's s Temorrature Chart is Pope,’ theaning that the work 
Ripens . 33 eerauece ss a of the head of the Roman Catholic o € s m 
Planiark C i a5 14)Church must not be intérrupted. 
rownsy, 65 40} dra rh es be rH The man who was to become 
Charleston 75 62 68 5 57| known as “the Pope of peace” Chicago 4 48 21) Cineinnat a7 46 4% 21! was born Eugenio Pacelli in Rome, 
Cleveland 89 37 56 32, March 2, 1876. fo 1 
Detroit 133 | $@ Created a cardinal in 19297 he| Duluth 37:8 44 36 traveled s i f Fort Werth $f 61 Traverse C. 7 r coe ie ih s the United States | 
C Rapids 66 34 Washington 49 In », He then was Vatican sec- Ho antear bos 4 Besttie RE a retary of state. 
Jackson, Tampa 
pmeel" City is £ 
  ) 8 whose development now is being 
Immediate treatment 
has begun.” 
* * * 
Then the Vatican Radio asked 
Catholics to pray to God and the 
Virgin Mary for restoration of the Winning one trophy for the best! Woods Fire Department. 
3 Explosions Wreck 
Tennessee School Edgar S. Dinison, of the Harper 
  sources said a recommendation 
would come from the conferences} 
on whether to continue or with-| 
draw American escorts. s 
An official of the U.S. Taiwan 
(Formosa) Defense command 
said the final decision would 
      (Continued From Page One) 
hurled debris into the school au- 
ditorium. 
NOT AMATURE JOB 
The third ripped out another end) 
of the building. 
“Whoever did this job knew 
what he was doing and was out 
to cause as much aga as he 
could,"’ said Asst. Police Chief 
Jesse Braden. 
He said the odor inside the 
building indicated that the explo- 
sive used was colite, a slow-burn- 
ing type commonly used in the 
coal mines in this area. 
The blasts ripped 16 of the 20 
classrooms in the building and left 
only the gymnasium, a home 
economics section, the band room 
and the library undamaged. 
CHURCHES OFFERED 
Churches throughout this small 
town 20 miles northwest of Knox- 
ville quickly offered their build- 
ings for use as emergency class- 
  Pope's health, ‘‘which is so pre- 
cious for the church and the) 
world.” 
News of the latest illness came | 
in the 19th year of the Pope's 
reign. It halted all administrative | 
activity of. the church at the Vati-| 
can. 
| Vatican sources said death 
‘might come swiftly or the condi- 
ition could continue for a long time.| 
lIn the event of long incapacity, 
| cardinals of fhe church stationed 
n Rome would take over many) 
of the duties. Eugene Cardinal 
Tisserant, dean of the College of 
Cardinals, was summoned from | 
vacation. 
| * 
The attack came after the Pope | 
  
  * * 
work and daily audiences at this 
summer residence in the hills out- 
side Rome. The ‘Pope had done 
this despite the advice of doctors 
that he rest more. His latest ad- 
dress Sunday to a special audience 
lasted 20 minutes. Some who at- 
itended said they had noted occa-| 
| sional hesitance in his speech, | 
probably caused by the hiccups, | 
but that otherwise he seemed en- 
ergetic and well 
+ + + 
Sunday night, however, the Pope | 
leanceled an audience scheduled) 
for today. 
Four years ago, when 
finally forced to a long confine-   
sible upon making brief addre: 
by radio from his bed. After his 
which brought him close to death, 
he resumed his burden of work 
and kept it up until today. 
He has been frequently quoted 
  "Pp ope March 2, 1939. he, was) 
iment, he insisted as soon as pos- | 
recovery from that grave ailment, | 
He was elecreds rooms. School officials in neigh- 
boring Oak Ritige offered a vacant 
25-room_ school. 
* * ; * 
The first week of desegregation 
ere was accomplished by grow- 
ing disturbances which were cli- 
maxed at week’s end by rioting. 
Gov. Frank Clement sent in state| 
|troopers and National Guardsmen. | 
* 
Numerous other racial incidents 
| within the school followed during 
11956, but school officials reported 
last year and the first few weeks 
this year were mostly peaceful. 
      
Water Causes Car Fire 
PUEBLO, Colo. (UPI) — Wa- 
ter caused a $20 fire in Mrs. 
Joseph Caps’ automobile. A gal- 
lon of distilled water on the baek 
seat focussed the sun's rays onto 
the upholstery until it set it afire. 
  
  probably be made by the Na- 
tional Security Council in Wash- | 
ington, and would depend upon 
“basic American interests’ with 
“strong consideration’ given to 
the Nationalist viewpoint. 
The fact tbat the Nationalist 
convoy arriving at Quemoy e 
today was accompanied to ie 
three-mile limit off the island by 
American warships did not mean 
a deecision hay been made, it was 
emphasized here. 
* * * 
Officers said the convoy had! 
been formed and was on its way 
before Red China's defense min- 
ister, Peng Teh-huai, announced 
that the Red guns were being si- 
lenced after 44 days of bombard- 
ment. 
Peng said the halt was or- 
dered out of “humanitarian con- 
siderations” for the 130,000 civil- 
lans and troops on the Se 
whom he pictured as suffering ¥ 
from hunger and cold.   
Nationalist officials said, how- 
ever, that Peng’s statement via 
Peiping radio was a smokescreen 
to cover preparations for a big 
offensive against the Quemoys and 
possibly even an invasion. 
‘NEED BREATHING SPELL’ 
One Nationalist official said the 
Reds needed a breathing spel} to 
[replace supplies and worn gun har- 
rels that have fired 474,907 shells 
lat the smal] islands since Aug. 23.   Washington officials, however, 
privately expressed their delight 
even at the limited and condi- 
tiona] cease-fire. Washington re- 
ports said a rejection of Pei- 
ping’s announcement was out of 
the question, 
These reports pointed out that 
with a cease-fire the reason for 
American escoits ceased to exist. 
Both President Eisenhower and 
Secretary of State Dulles have em- 
phasized the central policy of get- 
ting a cease-fire in Formosa Strait 
and of not bowing to force.     
t 
          Due to th 
Mr. Woodard / | NOTICE 
e Death of 
(Woody) Bray 
§ Sam Benson’s 
37 N. SAGINAW, PONTIAC, <MICH. 
Will Be Closed 
Tuesday, October 7, 1958 
1 to 4 P.M. multiple dwellings and a number 
of private garages. 
  
Intermediate and Senior Girl 
Scouts in the Birmingham area| 
are busy this week with their an- 
nual calendar sale. Depicting) 
Scouting activities throughout the! 
year, the calendars are a fund 
raising project for the develop-| 
ment and maintenance of camp-| 
sites. 
  NEVIN d, JAMIESON 
Servce for Nevin J. Jamieson, 66, 
ly| of 1140 Hillside Dr., Birmingham, | 
Y | will be held at 1:30 p.m. to) 
morrow at Westminster Presby-, 
terian Church, Detroit. Burial will! 
ibe in White Chapel 
| Birmingham. 
* Cemetery, 
* * 
The body is at Bell Chapel of 
| William R. Hamilton Co. 
A native of Scotland, Mr. Jamie-| 
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Groucho Marx Glad 
He Can Live But Once 
On Sept. 25, he began his 12th 
season as combination quiz and 
quip master on “You Bet Your 
now be on relief. I'ye always been 
terrified of dying ke or of being 
a failure.” ... 
x * * 
Groucho was born Julius Marx 
He was the 
grant tailor and the ambitious 
daughter of a German magician. Groucho spouted a barrage of | 
puns, scathing insults | 
and non sequiturs. : 
Critics and fellow comics rate! 
Groucho far above the run-of-the- 
mill comedian who relies heavily 
on situation gags and writers. 
of the genuine ad lib, 
In the middle 40s, Groucho's for- | 
tunes took a downward turn. The 
‘Marx brothers had _ scattered. 
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ostrich-sized egg. His last movie, 
“Copacabana,”’ excited no one, 
* * 
His comeback started in a Bob 
script. Legend has it that Groucho 
nies this, 
funniest ad lib bits in radio his- 
show went on Si 194F ‘and wes mal 
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*~*% .® 
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if wrestling bouts were fixed. 
cried the wrestler. 
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you wrestled lately?” asked 
Groucho. Groucho is a real wit, a master’ 
Hope benefit radio show. During a 
comedy routine Hope dropped his 
promptly stepped on it. Marx de- 
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tory. Producer John Guedel was: 
in the audience and offered Grov-. 
~ |cho “You Bet Your Life.” The TV 
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“That's just a dirty rumor,” | to her doctor that she 
didn’t feel too good when se got 
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*« &- 
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Groucho and Chico entertained at 
the cainps. After the war, they 
resumed their careers. Zeppo re- 
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* * 
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* * * 
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made his debut on radio Sunday, 
emphasized that he is not a disc 
  
  
  
  Reds to Broadcast 
‘America Beautiful’ COLUMBUS, Ohio. (# — Radio| 
Moscow is getting a recording of) 
“America the Beautiful.” 
Samuel J. Williams, who teach- 
es American history at Roosevelt 
Junior High School here, heard 
the Soviet short-wave radio say it 
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program in July. 
* * * 
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vision. 
*x *« * 
The 1959 model is the first to be 
built in the corporation’s new Im- 
perial plant. Briggs said the new 
plant marks a further step in 
setting the Imperial apart from 
other cars, 
“The Imperial has been com- 
pletely different in sculpture and 
engineering since 1957,’’ he said. 
Corns   
      
  ide Space “Now it has a home of its own 
where men with specialized skills 
are giving their attention to it 
exclusively. - 
New and optional features in- 
clude: A stainless steel roof crea- 
tion for hardtop models, swivel 
front seats for convenience in en- 
tering or leaving the car, rear air 
suspension for maintaining level 
chassis under all load conditions, 
rear view mirror that electronic- 
ally adjusts itself to avoid head- 
light glare, new push-button con- 
trolled heater-air conditioning unit, 
electronically controlled headlight 
beam changer. 
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Briggs said new Imperial stand- 
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was late for 13 minutes. when struck by a falling boulder. pelea na iecae se | polities as-.  42%,303.73 pret | ¥ “] 
Steele motors ana selected Ui With dayaant thes ined youn The following are top prices/air Reaue ‘\! 103 Johns Man'::: «|| ST. LOUIS (AP) — Federal at-| “cluding ONT, 10.a0s,2a0.s2 sues showed strength in a general was to be carried to a waiting nera covering sales of locally grown Allied ch aes gt. genes & Beieee thd torneys, asserting that ‘“Little|, 4 erate) a aseeseaee eri ; 
advance. helicopter, . produce brought to the Farmer’shanis 1... M88 pats ++ 108.8 Rock has become the testing| owned ........$347,275.32, 
x * * | Ground crews, racing fog and Market by growers and sold by/Rlum Ltd .... rd ie is ‘!)! a9i|ground of the rule of law,” come|""ixtures ...... 336,130.49 ‘ 
Pivotal issues rose fractions to darkness, reached the side of them dn wholesale package lots. pees cus “li 2a7 Kroger .....- c a4 before three judges of the 8th U. ————— —-888,414,61 { 
ot Jerry Burns, 25, Seattle, before) CHICAGO U—General weakness Am Can ..... 51.6 Lehn & P .... 38 Investmen and other as- more than a point. The market J Quotations are furnished by the s $8 Lor .6|S. Circuit Court of Appeals today)” sets repre 
was higher from the start and dusk. But a Navy helicopter could | continued to pervade the grain fu-| Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of|/an M&Fdy .. 464 7 Mota ; rH to demand a permanent block| sentin & beak peomises - wens 
widened the gains as a succession ‘land no closer than a meadow/tures markets today and prices Thursday. Am Motors .. = 7 En * 623 against the maneuver to trans- Pu scons gobies bas cinders 130,442.44 j 
of big opening blocks was traded. 1,000 feet below the 5,500-foot/dipped for losses ranging from Ra aed ody Loew's cm’ 344|form that city’s schools into pri- Soles Aese cic sss: SULDDLIOLOT ' 
dedge and it grew dark before he /fractions up to nearly two cents a Detroit Prod Am Tob .... 90.3 Lorillard .... 73 |yate institutions, barred to a The inuaguration of commer- F ' roauce Anaconda 59 =Lou & Nash . 79.4 2 of in. ; ‘ee _ icould be moved, bushel in early dealings on the Armco St! |. 50.7 Mack Trk... 29.3| Negroes. Demand deposits ag t 
ae Sees the ne a jp ao man pany including a doc-/board of trade, ples, etme fener bu $2.15|Atchison 28 May D aere |) 448 s * and corpors’ «-;; -013,070,061.87 f 
antic secompenint ‘the: zee: is itor, stayed with the injured youth.| Volume was reported small in Blusberries terater 1 gts... 2.. 3 80| ate Mtg 85 Mead ~... 6.5] ‘This is the newest action in the| 724, S*poes,, of, individ airlines. The advance in coppers “He's alive and conscious and|wheat and heavy in soybeans. Canteloupe, bu. ......... +». 3.00; Balt & Ohio 44.7 Mergen o . 44.4 the US.|_ corporations ............ 10,577,926.38 
was helped by published specu- lear ; : Grapes Concord (bskt.) pk. ,.... 125 Beth Steel 487 Merr Ch & 8 16.7\long struggle between . its of United States é ) LEST LA? Tp pec ‘doing as well as we might ex-|Other futures transactions were|Peaches, Elberta, bu. ..... Met.. 3.15 |Boeing Air ... 46.5 Mpls Hon... $44! government, Gov. Orval E, Fau- op, ‘ 
lation concerning another rise in ipect,’ said Dr. Otto Trott of Se-| described as moderately active, Leth ‘Danses. se bane Peo He Bohn Alum .. 3 _ Lr . sa bus of) Ark . as. and that state’s|..Posta!l sa ) sevecceeee 344,380.33 
copper prices, attle in a radio report. —— - nn test de. [auince. bu eee osaceetes 623 \Borg Warn ** 366 Monsan Ch . 35.3 segregationist inrces! nt cH onl DO" 3,048,626.20 Improvement in incoming busi-| Burns bled profusely after be- ae 5 nm tak pies ae Watermelon, bus oe... ees, 2.00 Briggs Mi... 18 peed © ary amr tars page brief, U.S, at-|Deposite of banks |: "000.00 } 
Bess 0) SIGUE NORA. ine andj aoe by Ne ea eae oe ‘s st times wearty two coats a VEGETABLES jBrun Balke + 84 Miller Br: jeaitorneys emphasized two major | _ end ea checks. ce) 313,616.50 aro He : .|fishing trip near Mounta Budd Co oil , <3: ints: tae Abe ee te forthe secon AE ene east of here. His| bushel on most contracts. There |peans wax, bu. ...... coeececeeee ra sures a 38 surrey CP 722 points: + Mebtlltles sweees.. 420,190.43 ‘ omy were other factors. companion James Holcomb. 24,| W@8 Bo apparent reason for the Besta, compre. ae $20 Caum & Ho. 1417 jo oe . ibs x * ‘|Totel Uebilities (not in- ££ * * * . ’ ’ de and rs pesairy 4 OB. svesccesvocece Campb Soup 48 Nat G . 532 1. “The persistent and resource- el ' i 
. . tried to stop the bleeding with his| sharp cline some trade arrots, topped. DU. «.....+...s0056 1.75/7 Dr ig3 Nat Gyps ... ligations shown below) 558,780.49 
Pan American World Airways shirt and then ran five miles for attributed the downturn to ‘‘tech- eee pst tN ee reecnesncece 250 Can Pas oe joss rel oo ful schemes which have been de- CAPITAL a I “ “ . . pd a le | ales bth * rose % at 2244 on a big opening help nical adjustment. Cer seest (lea es ieewes pag career Ce <. net Pac $} vised for’ evading the decrees of Capital’? .......+ 000. ‘ = AF a . i x. 5 eoeenvaneee 
o seta aa as nire Gan pape Further easing of the Formosa Dil bche dos" ee 7 Cater Trac Ohio On $ eo eragiie ot aneligs oon Gndivided profite vc... 406,810.88 f | op as a. - Eggplant, bu. ......... nes sch . ferred cap- necott and U. S. Gypsum over a situation over the weekend was a He voara ian No. ) pk guene in ol : 2. “Little Rock has become the a. tor ipeteenet Oe: 9.328.090 
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were active and fractionally | T-day period caused the trade to)Peas. uare: "ya Seu siela'eise oeiee's Se ern Renney. ac 6 effect to constitutional rights.” This poptees ved aoe mare ao growing acomme when ed. ; 
higher. U. 8, Stee] and Crucible | relax its fears that war involving reprers red. re oe seie nolseneers 3 50 Colum. Gas RR 5 ‘a @« ciate Of im. bala i inerview with S 
Steel made similar gains in the United States might break out |Pumpkins. bu » Pfizer : 4 roomates anes A ualifieations, sddress, one i ney , agishes. red (behs). d Phelps D ,.. 583| They said if Central High in Lit-| »*t number Robert fh, brisk dealings, any time in the immediate future. Radishes, white (bchs.), doz leo. ..-. 215] tle Rock is allowed to reopen on &| Asset = 2. P.O Box 302, Dallas, Texas. ; quash, Nelous. bu, 4 4 Leading rails, oils and chemicals eater 3-Year-Old Son) Near the end of the first hour Tomatoes, No. 1. bu. ee Sad Pan ... 612/ segregated basis, “the harmful ef-| {°. ‘stirs vosoorry user STEADY WORK FOR GOOD ME- { gained fractionally on a broad) Among Victims of 2nd wheat was % higher to % lower, urnips, topped. bu aD ae ou {/ fects both to the children and to|roans aber above > ag at Rambier deal- 
front. Royal Dutch was particu-| 9 Dec, $1.94; corn % higher to 14 = ie the country could in no way be un-|. sfter, deduction of a larly active. American leper | _ Autumn Weekend lower, old style Dec. $1.13%; oats| “2 : $37| done by the courts.” Deposits “ot ‘the | State ot A F M © also added a sizable fraction. 14 40 % lower, Dec. 63%; rye Micsneete ray ’ 46 .. 88 x* *« Deposits ot ne and ew en 
By The Associated Press to 1% lower, Dec. $1.30%; and Muctaral bu. . ss 123 mere: Be a3 The judges have been asked to re Keap ters ’ cash Pay Tour mniere average. . - . soybeans 4% higher to % lower,|sorrel, bu. .......... 36 -: $"| make permament a temporary or-| above-named od beak. de Mechanical» ablit appearance ' Public Works Pact Michigan traffic claimed seven Noy. $2.15%. Sea chark ba 60. Ac der, issued by a federal court in bert ae ee and correc Appi Sever Motel. 120 8 Tete { j ( I ts : +. ©. ' raph, eaday. rot A a.m. lives, including those of a 26-year . . —_ iD pace ace > 43. |Omaha last Monday, forbidding the | eve 9 mete of (oe af isy 
old father and his 3-year-old son, Grain Prices SALAD GREENS |East Air & . 36-8 bs the leasing of Little Rock schools pest of my know HAVE OPENING n S in Sor ri eC i autumn’s second weekend. CHICAGO GRAIN Celery (cabbage, dea 0- =o | Auto L *. 388 ‘t §5.1/to a private organization which ae FOR ONE 
CHICAGO, Oct. 6 (AP) — Opening | Enure, Cencned Du oe $1 ::: $92| proposes to operate them, with nea capwricassd’ qclameen oe i WINDSOR, Ont. w& — City na In addition, Sandra Holcomb, aj “'Wheat— Rye— eee ee? 3 doa, DT ed oie mage state funds, as private, segregated ae Heense. Very good oppor- 
offices open up today for the first 10-year-old Detroit girl, died today | Dee. ee iicens Mar ee 131% 03.4 4 Oi) Ind :, 4g.3| Schools. State of time since Thursday and garbage of injuries suffered Sunday when | May. ; 108 ae ey ae <2 3 bd s Poaty me Bee Rudy LoPatin : . : eee ; : = |Jly. .. Preept Sul 922 Stevens, JP |. 25. == ; Moe ced ese ane eed Shey Seas Beker Ay pe. an petit ee, | «Poultry and Eggs. [Frakes Sc $23 Bag hace =. 83° wns 4, de WM. A. as the result of a settlement last! year-old Shirley Jean Baker of Ann’ Dec... Wiese soa. doen Gia \Gardner Den . 445 Oi... 642 usiness 0 es amd 
night of two civic strikes. |Arbor was killed in a collision out-| “Corn (new) Mar. _., 10. 10B-20A| DETRO On Oe id Gen Bee ate: Oy REPO ,S, rH ~ K Separate membership meetings side Ypsilanti only 10 minutes after | Dee. - .---. LAG MO oe De ee eA per peund. fob. (Dates far wae 1 Gee Pe. .... 00) Tome Opi, :, 116 LeRoy L. t (Seal) (Mar. ....... 116% Jan. ... . Gen Mills... 8.3 Tex @ Bul... 226! Roy L. Montgomery of Royal} wotery Realtor of Locals 82 and 543 of the Na-,the weekend fatality tabulation, way. v1.30 Mar. .., 10 108-204, oT live poultry: 18: Heht type 12. Ge Motors |: 49 Textron .. 18-7 Oak has returned from a two week | ‘#82. 2101 W. Huron PE +1500 tional Union of Public Employees ended. jJly. .....-- 222 May — e ian seal heavy! Supe rotors on fryers (ees Gen Shoe. ... 26.2 Thomp Pd ... §7.1| My Open Evenings ‘til 9 : ) | Oats— MiSs ooo tub r Gen Tel 521 Timk R Bear . 486) Session at the home office orienta-| 1989. *CLC}, representing public works * * * | Dec eons oe Barred Boste tss aucclines ne 20-21, Gen Time ce Tran W Air . 143\ tion course of the Kansas City : RATE CLERK 5 Nanas a > ss enecee s , = “ | Gillette +. 464 Transamer .. 36. ; Must e im motor ¢ar- employees and civic office workers) The Associated Press tabulation xis; ee 65%. puruorieaas Goebel Br 1:1 32 Twenty Cen | 3¢°|Life Insurance Co., of Kansas City. ror tatger Part timp, baci, ove: respectively, ratified new propos- of weekend traffic fatalities begins | DETROIT. Oct. 3 IAP) Begs. 1.0.0. comarich «+6: G76 Mndorwd .. | 102 : 4 pings. No phone calls. Apply 267 
als by the city to end their contract/@t 6 p.m. Friday and ends at mid-' ee je cane’ bois), foaerll) state Gran’ Paige Sn CS SGe aol ‘Accidentally Shoots if aad ee soLicriOn —MURF HAY Poste 
i , lades: Gt No Ry 485 tele) Se gae , —— ae Sunday. Walled lake Man \s Waites—Grade A extra large $0: large Grerhound ."" 187 Unit Alr Lin 15) y car, amall vee wage, pine com. 
> jas aroa. ecuon a 45-46 weighted 46 dt 4 u f Sedatr. j | } a a g pa c 4 Mrs. Rosemary Beattie, 68, eta ire oe ate eet Ca Romertk se Se Geni: S00 33) Theodore L. Stickney, 26, of 135 a phcawy steting name, address, ist esaay, and a lew more ays Detroit, was killed Friday night e avg 42; Small 29. Browns: Grade A Hooker El] .... 1444 8 Lin . uM. & U es 30.3'Chippewa St., accidentally shot belo ove “nie of off the job by the public warks inilall two carlcalllsion Minivan!) | e y fa er ms cre oa, large 45; medium 35, ideal way bat US Rub 403 1 aR while as call- (i =; "arthur eas jobs Ez mvc bE ooeph ees sma 8: checks | . employees could have caused 2. Buren Township. Total weekly receipts 14,191 cases. lig Rane 8 ae bar peveives S em -_ “a titer and —— vages. Living quarters fura. FE Local | Commercially graded: t] 2... 42 “""*"" 36 5/ early Sun Robb Funeral Home 
Oo oO luteame nn, William Neel F | Thomas P. Stamberger, 61, Of) whites Grade A large 43-48: medium Inspir Cop. 38 WaETESD au 283 day morning. Police said the peed mat for service and Help Wanted Female 7 82 also includes sewer workers and William Neeley, 41, Flint, was| r ke (31%: small 24-25: browns: Grade a Interlak Ir £253 [est Sm Ze ad : ‘ Sarnia, aati elp Want ef j aa maintenance men. | killed Friday night when his motor- | ee Ee ca be gare 3%; medium 33-33%; small 25. (ht yee Oh white Met $3 9 Oullet grazed his left hip. Sts y Funeral 6 agement: vy BEAUTY OPERATORS. SHORT he , ” ary J Ae 
At city hal, business bas been <YCle struck the rear of a halted was Wied Saturday, whilé working ine Rice, “73 Wien co masjwas treated and released at St.’ Chapel of the Brarts-ocine Pe; | "hour. oo bleh work Al berm at a standstill for three days. _|truck near Saginaw. with : - 4 Livestock lint Shoe", '342 Yale & Tow. 39.3/208¢Ph Mercy Hospital. BRAY, OCT «1988, WC : warantee | Thonywosd Besuty : en Miles R. Slatinski, 38, Swartz |Saly at Newcastle. Int Silver "| 376 Yngst ShaT “110.6 SH eS 114 Calvert: age 47: hus- Boop, aw, FE $3900. 
os \Creek, was killed Saturday night) The foreman of a Taylor Town- ee LAMA His) Crk Gol” iz “ene Rad 1234) 70 the ified Electors: oral ate rare is Bray. 5 Rik Ar a ere, On tab Ag Factory Hiring Shows lwhen @truck by vhile walk- | ship paving crew, Stamberger was|_ DETROIT, Oct 2 (AP)—Caftle—| Notice is hereby given, that « alo dear father of Loren R. James White OP +133 }when Struck by a car while Salable 250 Only one load choice steers, STOCK AVERAGES election will in the y of W. and Kathleen Ann Bray; dear =e only” On Sts : A st Improvement ling on U.S. 23 in Alcona County.: (standing alongside the machine, in supply: thirty head average choice] Sylvan Lake, County of Oakland, ‘state brother ef Pred and Hartley Bray COOK WANTED. APPLY 40 8. & ugu Pp s a shovel to keep the ro-|sround 1050 lb steers 27.50, these NEW YORK (Compiled by the As- of Michigan on ay, November 4. and Mrs rd . Fu- —_Seginew, : { Mrs. Carmen Celia Stricker, 39 jus ing steady: utility cows 18.50-20,50: canners S°ci#ted Press). | 1958 at place or places of , nee | neral service will be held Tuesday, COOK AND WaltRess WANTED. 
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Factory} pope, re killed Sund jae ’ \tating blades free of sand. and Ucereers 014 50-16 Fai) Compared) Iai Tadest Ralls Ws Stocks| ol election = oma aa pene Oct. 7, at 7 pm. from 9 incr: Experienced 2585 Dixie Reese, e unday when — | wee! and choice slaughter steers nab Ad City rpose hns Puneral Home w' ter- employment showed a ,“‘modest im-| tne ce which sh see riding | 2he machine operator, George |ana Beifers moderately active, fully eres. ase 249 9 1243 846 196} /electing the following officers, viz: ment in Crescent, Mills provement” in August, the Labor| t < t Sagi ie n™B Hayes, 26, of 14002 Ingram St., Li- sveedy,.) lower) eradee) sion, stead): co8 | Nrcctntece pan arr § od Gel] lene ae eens Careers r. Brow le ot Donelson-Jonns Our | Struck a tree near naw. ae , active, steady to strong; bulls steady. - : . n eral Home. 
) ' oday. vonia, told police that Stanberger’s | most good to average choice slaughter Yea" #0 244.0 102.9 70.7 10643) State Treasurer. Auditor ral. anewaTin OCF 4) 
Oi egsts gece inatean of rising Carol Slumpff, 7, Port Huron, ee caught in the machine's | Steers “B02 eae steers 31 00-, 1988 low a4? 80d 429 191 , conetetslonal acme ress ME be Parneweriby drow | Reporter as in usual in August, and hiring) Was killed Sunday near Port Huron blades, He said the foreman was | 23 00; standard to low good heifers 22 30- 1987 sla cool al. iis 8] _tepintre erate Senajor, Repre- Mri Edith Stevenson. bara , | 24.50, utilit ite utility be - r increased, the department said. | When she ran in front of a car. | pulled = anal up to the cows’ 18 50-20 50. aoe sand cutters DETECIT erocma | County Proseuting Atyorney, Sheriff, Setiee auunvme: os al Popting, ‘Mast take tie. p = ; wai i 15.00- 0; utility bulls - > cut- ‘ s rk «i r of Deeds,  Badie Lan: 
|The layoff rate dropped from) ape aie ter bulls 2000-22 5 | (C. J. Nephies Go.) [County Treasurer. Audisor im Counties! ter. Richard, Roy, Bare and or Detter, 04.506 to $6.46 pet 20 to 16 per 1,000 persens em-| Wilson H. Wyse. 26. Ogden  Stamberger was an employe Of| Venlers—Sslabie $0 Not enough done Figures after decimal points are eighths waver} andlcuobicaec) Deteararn ae ence er year, starting rate to depend on ployed, with most improvement Center, and his son, Gregg, 3, were| Julius Porath and Sons, contrac-|to make a market today. Compared last Baldwin Rubber Co... *. 186 164 | elected antenmueh, ot ered abd 2 Uf doe ability & experience. Excellent . : week vealers fully steady; most choice Allen Elec. & Eq. Co. ° 22 4 | Non-partisan electtes { thee Gilford United Evangelical governmenta! fringe benefits shown in transportation equipment killed Sunday in a two-car collision tors, 12201 Beech-Daly, Taylor |and prime 3300-3900; standard and/Ross Gear Co * 36: 37 lot ciecting rrp dha alas ony poonatag | pier oS pra ery. Pu Oabinea Geeks Otnee isis i : ale f i ‘ fic ood -33.00; cull and utility 1600- G L . Cem 2 — ce Bidg.. and metals industries. |southwest of Blissfield. Township. 5a 06. 6.00-3 cull and utility [See Gil & chem. Co. : a = | Ewelcireus "Court tan oe neral arrangements by Voorhees- Lafayette 8t Pontiac Hac. FE 3-7151. — : Sheep and lambs—Salable 500. Not Peninsular Met. Pr. Co. * 9 10.1 | convention 3:/ weer enn EXP GRILL WOMAN FOR KITCH- ¢ enough Gone to mare = market auld ine Erepnat Ce . 92 9.6 | hall a convention be held to con- =, OCF. 5, ioe TAS -= work, Cr arog bod at ec Boy Drive- 
, t ompared last week slaughter lambs Rudy Manufacturing Co ® 84 86 | i Jd, . Huron ad i 
e fully steady: Slaughter sheep 50-75 cents / Toledo Edison Co. ‘ 14 146 146 lMnchagee) Geeeagaen at ~~ dear father of Mrs. Richard EXPERIFNcrD WaiFkiies: pli 
higher; load choice to prime shorn Wayne Screw Prod Co * .50 3.75 submission to the/ electors of this AR ~~ ) Pisher and Mrs. Harold Elizabeth Lk. Rd. 
; einbs Se La aes iiean, ment asics No sale; bid and asked. for their app’ i (Alice) Prosser; mais (by HOUSEKEEPER AND COMPAN. : 
Std vchiclce 66:18 ib) teeder lames) #1 o- gece cad add cael a aroma five rande serv- fon for elderly lady. Stay in. FE i 
, 22 50 Notice relative to pening and closing ret yusmty aa ee HOUSEKEEPER FOR EMPLOYEI Bee ee eee tee Eee ee mixed Ne, In rid Ma Be F of the polis. law, ‘ctf 116, PA. "Home with Rev. Wiliam couple with 1. enfid, “school ve (ead y adecscn inen euored ies sor, y reer ne : H._ Marbech officiating Inter- Live im. Call PE 8823 after Jana “40: 300 Ibs. quoted 8 0- t Section 720. the day of any election ment in Ferry Mt. 5:30 i 
uto Sales to Turn Key*" le fons solos ecae| Famers, | Tf00 SAY MORE Frome i to Wed New Love ously open watt @ o'clock in the efter! ifanRis. OCT 5 1988. J of car ‘Call FET ésd00 ye, ‘m. a | Chrysler toTry — Scns ptt ana ane' Rats) HEN Pery suse egos | = Hb | = 4 By SAM DAWSON ‘ahead. Consumer reaction to the| Construction spending also is on| s Pl ROME (UPI)—First hearing in a herent — ne or the cl father of Mrs. Brent Hari ‘and euate “bene — } 
AP Business News Analyst new models will be the final de- the rise. More home building has enlor ity an legal action which may free Ingrid | a7"? Pol, of or cm noe four grandchildren and two great. pitied ay aay ary be j IEA OY c cai - j i j ‘Ip, negate randchildren. Puneral servic ; NEW YORK (AP)—With the au- terminant. But until that is tested,’ been a factor, but the increase in| f R hi r ‘Bergman to marry her new Swed- open until # c’eleck p.m. of said day Lier bela Tecsday. Oct of. at mK to help ee eeeear meses G to industry assured of at least the auto industry will be turning public construction has given the [OF M@CNI1 Ing lish) lovellis| scheduled tolbellheld | i Poe Foe pe trea tes r-Snover collect VE 7.1875. LI 17-7641 tor f relative labor peace for three out new cars in quantity. Itotal its bigmest upward push. here Oct. 27, a spokesman for the City Clerk Gore Allebach ‘officiating. fn: ater 
years one big worry has been re-, Another big worry for business x * ANN ARBOR  — The most 4 ctross’ attorneys said today | Mar Harris will lie iaimectean ts cela aa ana yr moved for business. The outlook is being allayed. The consumer is| Retail salen have held remark- | significant item coming out of the * A * . ES OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- Parmer-Snover Puneral Home. : old. | 
for industry in general is much going into debt again. ‘ably steady all through the reces-| big three auto firms’ contracts with! The action | Sloenn etre Miley Lad Gan CI Gt LOCKE, OCT. 3, 1968. A oe. ffi 
brighter today. An auto strike) To business that means that sion. They dipped in areas hard-| ‘the United Auto Workers is Chrys-. e action Is an appeal by the!’ In the matter of the petition con- Bre Chacite Dukmeon, ‘Ponsces 1ce state prosecutor from an annul cerning Jim Spaysky, minor. Cause No Mrs. Charity Dickerson, eral a would have slammed the - brakes’ consumer confidence is rising —'est hit by unemployment and, ler's experiment with an area-wide; 16229 , i rebileg | Nabe will Ke poem te Calvary 
} El ‘ment granted Miss Bergman’s hus- 
‘band, Roberto Rossellini, by a low- 
er court in July. Oct. 
Hill Churen ec God with 
James Markum officiating. 
ment in Oak Hill Cemetery. 
Locke will Me in state = Prank 
_Carruthers Puneral Hom To; Peter Spaysky, father of cae cniid. 
Petition having been filed thi: Couft alleging that the pean faker: 
abouts of the father of said minor child 
ace unknown and the said child has 
ted a law of the State, and that on the recovery that people feel certain enough) sloughed off generally in durable! seniority unit in Detroit. 
* * * about their future income to mort-| goods. But this was made up else-| This is the opinion of Prof. Meyer: 
Now steel can look forward to 3 gage Some of it in advance to buy|where by increased spending for s. Ryder, a University of Mchgan! 
| food. for many other types of soft! busness admnstrator. I Managers for country club Pontiac area. ; 
ear around position, full charge. s   
  
  
  
      
                          
  
    
  
  
  
     
   
  good fourth quarter with certain. things they want now. First hearing in the appeals SAMANIK. OCT. 3.1958 * au immediate ening exc. salary, : hi “ade . , ; ty.. The auto industry will also be * *« *& goods, and for a wide variety of “The union has been particularly, court ‘‘will be a brief session,” said end “amiss Goonies COG eo 220 E, Liverty st., . Canton, Ono, ri te byietler to a5. Micon f 
using large quantities of copper, Consumer credit has turned up| Services. concerned with the problems which said Attorney Giovanni Manca, eee ne visions of the people of sted Ainese Samanik; dear father of ee * ; State of Michigan, you are hereby)  gaward R. on; dear brother SALES EXECUTIVE lead, zinc, rubber, glass and tex- after a six months drop and to- |arise whén high seniovity employes) speaking for Miss Bergman’s at- | rotified that the hearing on said pe- { Mrs. Margaret Hemmingway. Interview & ¢lass train pales cept tiles. |tals 331 billion dollars. If the new Now the total is rising all along) jat_one plant are laid off, while) torney, Ercole Graziadei. Bounty Wervise Centar, Coate Bec ane Punérai a PE 5-657), 9 "ti! noon “a This seems sure for weeks,auto models catch on, this debt] the line. Appliance people say the! much lower seniority employes are Th t st ill be nex, 1260B West Blvd, in the City off  geleog: ME So — oe tom back. Mer- ie next step w presenta- Ponting in said County, on the 24th da Z field offici- BTENOGRA lorebabiy will take still another| customers are coming bac recalled to jobs at another plant!,; : : : Cc. rge Widdl c NOG \ et hantelithiniciihelines titecii f tion of written briefs to the five-//of October, AD. 1958, at nine ating. Interment in Oakland Hills Interesting position, 40 hr. § day r e jump this fall. in e ne eeling of) by the same company in the same member court. Court sources sai in the pecencon: end’ you are hereby mortal Gardens. Mr. Samantk week many other advan- 
We're Buying | Americans also have been tak:|contidence augers well for a ree-|area,”” Ryder sai. the decision could be made before |s#it ;hearing. | SPnns Poveently day vat Bparks-Oritiin ‘Punerai tenes Mee Rrnuns ing on home mortgage debt at a/ord Christmas in most lines and + * & € aire ee ee “ Tt being tm mpractical to make personal] — Hom 
WASTE PAPER—RAGS big clip, increasing this total- in Ee areas. | The plan will be in effect at the end 6 i» : 7 A | | flee shalt’ ee serve iesapantion ioe: “PA swirl OCT eee eerissce in PA attiog, ty i. : ; : : ; are AF Economists may worry about! copy one week previous to said hearing s ' night, 1100 N Woodward, Bir- ; ontiac Waste Material Co. wore than pis pits Gas ationary implications of the! Basie, Ui a : months on a trial Rossellini and Miss Bergman De . Bectioe rete a evsrene be aarti poets father of mingham ‘ pneme MI. 6.9068 "tor iy) J 8 = 53 € _ . appo : 
135 Branch FE 2-0209 | with no indication that the pace Wage-price spiral and of the 12\ yon cat ne agreement signed were granted a legal septration| "witness. the Honorable “Arthur @|  2eRR 7. and Corwin ©. Sellman: a ; : : billion dollar fed deficit. Th |Wednesday with the UAW, Chrys- jast Nov. 7. Rossellini then filed |Moore. Judge of said Court, in the City Swift$ also survived by two grand- WOMEN ‘has slackened since. ion dollar federa] deficit. €Y er will have a Detroit-area pool’ of Pontiac - ie pat this 3rd day children. Puneral service will be ART 
———— — = | may worry about the upsetting po- for annulment on the ground fhat/of October, A.D. 1958. held Tuesday, Oct. 7, at 2 p.m Several women to work from ou tentials of more international fric.|°, 44 off workers. Chrysler will/ ics Bergman’s’divorce from her (aotrae cops | Ls of Propate from the C. j. Godhardt Funeral Pontlac office, ¢ hours dally. Mon- } . “t i ome, a Tow, ay, | tion: fill half the job openings in any first husband was not valid af the ELSIE J. VASCASS LO: Tucker officteting. Inter: volce is necessary. We will train. ? Detroit plant from the pool with| Probate Regier, ment in Oakland mills Keemoriai Salary. For appointment call FE 
* * * thalothertialtlcoring! trom tase oe Bes anaeda hen by pnyein Juventle eden Seb oat & atl . They may worry about the], i, “ten Brea ae fe ty who 86. Mexico. Oct. 6, 88.) state af the Saga hard” ru wrp Boe ey OR 5 a y * r. e are ho: care ; 
heights to which stock prices have . : | x ke STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro-| ZABLOSKI, OCT. 1086 JOHN for elderly woman Oct. to May. i" Ask About dlimbed. They may worry about (eo) “omked|at the plant. | Miss Bergman. has said shp will| bate Court for the County of Oakiand,| “Richard, 1847 Josiyn: beloved in- EM “3-882, Sa : : : Su cdisnil non Juvenile Division ant son of John and WAITRESS. OVER 21. EXPERI- what would happen to confidence marry swedl mpressario] Lars} In_ the matter of the peution Coan Zabloski: dear grandson of Stan- goed in food and ifquor. Call } 
INSURANCE ‘in the future if the new autos Lodge Calendar Scent as soon as she ig free to |(erming Oa ore: emer. Cae Bernard. Giroux ee ae zm between 4 p.m. to 6 
so. To Evta Thorns, mother of said child. this morning at 10:30 
PROTECTION 
NOw! Don't wait until curtains 
are hung before thinking 
about insurance protec 
tion. Trouble may not 
wait and if fire strikes 
during construction.you 1l 
be set back many a 
dollar 
BUD NICHOLIE 
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE Phone FEderal 2-2326 
49 Mount Clemens Pontiac, Mich. flopped and this prop to the econ- 
omy should be removed abruptly 
after the first flush of production 
-and sales promotion. 
| They may even worry lest the 
total of debt that consumers are 
taking on_should prove top heavy. 
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| But the public seems sure none 
of these is going té happen. or 
/mean too much if it does. So the 
public is cutting back on its rate 
of saving, ig buying alittle more, 
but with an eye on prices, and is 
increasing its personal debt. 
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  No. 22 will be ld Wednesday, 
Oct. 8th at 8 p.m. at Roosevelt 
Temple. 22 State St. Bernice Cover, | 
Scribe. adv. 
News in Brief 
Thieves with a yen for ice! 
cream broke into the Pontiac Bar, 
& Restaurant Supply Co., 1430) 
Joslyn Rd., during the weekend 
and stole 10 cases of ice cream 
three cases of ice cream 
  With the threat of an auto 
strike allayed, business confidence 
seems likly to be even stronger} 
In the weeks ahead. 
And confidence makes’ thet; | 
      iwheels of industry turn. 
  Regular meetin. Pontiac Shrine! 
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‘Discover Television /Sets 
Aiding Mental Patiénts 
LONDON (UPI) — Tele 
in mental homes have 
| started patients on the 
covery by reawakening 
lterest in their surro 
| study menor said today. 
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The rent corals by Kenneth 
      
  -|1260B West Bivd., Petition having been filed in this 
Court alleging that the present where- 
abouts the mother Av said minor 
child are unknown and the said child 
pee state, and 
be peeeed ‘under 
the Jurisdiction of this C 
name of the reais of the 
state of -Michigan, you are hereby noti- 
fied that the hearing on said petition 
will be held atthe Oakland County 
Service Center, 
tlac in said County, on the 14th day of 
October, A.D. 1058, at nine o’clock in 
the forenoon, and you are hereby com- 
— to appear personally at said 
g. it being impractical to make personal 
service hereof, this summons and no- 
tice. shall be served by gry of a 
pada? one week previous to h 
    Lit |Robinson, a member of phrliament con | in mtiac Press, a ewspaper 
ai ae oa hot cups, at jand a member of the Mefropolitan| printed Se ara ead County, 
a t0 | Hospital Board, said pati¢nts often] moore, Judge of said Court, in the City 
Rummage sale. First P Sby- ican be seen “ taring fas¢inated at|of Genser, “ry Bos County, this Ind day 
terian Church in Birminghanl lthe TV evep ~It added that! ‘éea RTHOR ¥. MOORE, 
Hee hake ee AL ary 9, 9 “here is a case where |the com-|‘4 true ¢opy) . 4 A VASCARS “no 
go aac Bar — Free Pulsive aspect of televjsion has Probe te Rerister, toma i rh Hy] d bl b Lr ‘uvenile 
\Partire. adv.’ wholly desirable consequences. Oct. 6, ‘58.   
_Smith_ Punera held 
at stithe Brace-Smith Funeral Home. 
Interment In Mt. Hope Cemetery. 
Puneral reblog om oy by Brace- 
Home.   
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