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114th YEAR kkekek roxas MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 —32 PAGES, 

“<=.i ae sews oxavice TO Liss 

Bete potas Teen

A Flower for the. Bridegroom L 

sewage “Plant 

ecru ings * 

|to Study Claim 

,+Waterford Plan 

‘Awaits Hearing 

: Gov. Williams -

igan Indians today 
their claim to 

study 
land! 

on 

Court Order

he will 

375 acres of 

near Burt Lake. 

* 

The Gidiags met th Williams! Three Hour ‘Meeting | Board Holds z 

heir clai for; _ * * re =

ii Shiites “on District 7 Ballots) After an Injunction Is 

be held in trast by Michigan's.gov-‘Issued by Judge

Held at City Hall 

ernor under terms of a 100-year-old 
treaty. * 

-} WATERFORD “TOWN-

Little change was noted

The Indians sald the land, ly-

SHIP — Court injunction

ing between the villages of Bru-as the result of the recount) 
tus and Burt Lake, was grabbed yesterday of the -returns| ‘|Monday halted further ac-
up by whites in 1900 in viola-

tion on a propdésed sewage ©

from the primary balloting’

tion of the treaty, 
held last Monday in Dis-

disposal plant at Pontiac 

They said their tribesmen were 

Lake Road and the Clinton

asked to pay taxes on the land trict 7, 
and when no taxes were paid the The recount was re-River, pending hearing in , 
land was noid to white settlers, circuit court.

iquested last week by Robert 
_| The injunction was is--

Williams sala he woul refer the Landry, 42, of -47: Center 
claim to Atty. Gen. Thomas M. ‘jsued by Judge Clark J.. ,

St., who after the canvass 

Kavanagh and hinted he may set 
up a commission to study the prob-

of the returns was trailing 
lems of Michigan Indians, the second ,Hominee by 11 
votes. 
WAITING PAYS OFF --After yearsof waiting Pontiac Press Phote 

In_ yesterday's recount,

for his childhood orphan sweetheart to come to Baptist Church of Birminghani. The bride and her 
this country, Custer.S. L. Hong, proprietor of the bridesmaids were dressed ‘in colorful Chinese out-which lasted nearly three|

Searchers Spot 

China City Restaurant, took another step yester-fits.. The reception followed back at the Pontiac hours, Gilbert W. Long, the i -
day, He married Lin Sven Lee, pretty 22-year-old restaurant and contained -several traditional 

‘second nominee, — pulled:

Horig Kong born girl, in a ceremony at the First Chinese customs. 

jeven with the first candi-. AP Wirephote 
date, Benjamin M. Gates, ' 

Jet Wreckage 

EXPELLED FROM U NIVERSITY — Leonard Wilson, above,

Chinese Couple Speak Vows ae j 20-year-old University

Air Force Plane Sighted with 353 votes each. of Alabama sophomore from Selma, Ala., ‘was 

~expelied-from-the university in action stemming from student rioting

35 Miles From Oscoda; This resulted according to el 

against Autherine Lucy, 

the school's first Negro student.-University

Clerk Ada R. Evans from an error

Fear Fliers Dead trustees said he was expelled for his part in leading rioting and for

‘in tabulation of precinct 33 _re-

Tradition Follows. Rites 

“unwarranted and outrageous public attacks.”

sults where Long gained a vote! 
By GEORGE T, TRUMBULL, ia traditional Chinese custom was; Red prevailed at the wedding OSCODA Rescue units originally credited to Landry. i — 
Another chapter was ilies yes-|Sucked before the: guests enjoyed because this color to the Chinese early today sighted the wreckage 
Su

2 ARE EVEN 

terday in the Valentine story of) ™ isi for the bride means happiness. ‘of an Air Force jet 
New Ham pshire Prelim’ vy, tat the

interceptor| The final results of the recount 
CusterS. L. Hong and his child-| ang groom to serve tea to all the! After the two eldest wereiin a densely wooded area in Al-|for the four candidates were: Ben-
served, more relatives took their| 

— M. Gates, 353, aa ol 
Kicks Off'56 Campaigning) arm me

hood sweetheart, Lin Kven Lee, |relatives Starting with the eldest) jcona County, The plane, an F89H_ 

iplaces for the custom. Several un-

Long, 353, Robert Land

Scorpion interceptor, had been!

Custer, 29-year-old proprietor of and to receive money in return’ 

wrapped pieces of American cur-| 

‘missing with two men aboard on Victor L. Smothers, ola

the China City Restaurant, mar-which is to bring hope and hap-MANCHESTER, N. H. (#—The first primary election

jrency were placed on the serving 

a routine training flight.

couple.| Smothers picked up one vote

tray in 

t a

if

are 

ried Lin at Birmingham's First |Piness to the newly-married 

the 1956 political 

campaigns and the 

first test of 

LJ 

Baptist Church, in a | from the recount from a bal-

colorful cer Kneeling on white cushions, | After this. colorful and signifi-

The Michigan Air National) | Strength between

lot which had originally been 

Democratic presidential

two 

con-

emony sprinkled with <ueee tra-| Lin and Custer offered tea te her cant ceremony, the happy couple 

Guard and State Police confirmed 

tenders began today in the “weather vane” state Of 

? 

i i

ruled invalid because of improp-

grew’ 
the 

= 

dition, | godfather and to the bridegroom's offered all their guests to sit down! 

that search planes had spotted the 

er marking, The recount board 

New Hampshire.

The 22-year-old bride arrived ‘ther. After the silent offering, jand join them in a Chinese wed-. 

wreckage about 35 miles north of 

members, Walter A. Giddings, 

Resha. tiny towns—Millsfield

Frank A, Reed, and Marvin M. and Eulsworth—completed|

te Pontiac from Hong Kong Feb. | the two received money wrap-ding supper complete with chop) | Oscoda. 

8 after of ped red for ten.

yearscor in (wwe the _isticks. 

minutes 

study couldbe 

Prest-| 

Adal A 

They said there was little hope Alward, ruled the ballot vend | 

————==-=*their votes only

and efforts of Caster to bring | aE 

her to this country. 

for the men.aboard, ist Li, Ar-yesterday, 

‘after midnight. 

made

fedge W. Suggs, 2%, of Arting-

All four candidates and the city,

In a two o'clock ceremony Judge Picard’ Ss Atta cker ton, Tex,, the pilot, his

andra-

evenly between 

5

:

Cancer Victim votes

‘clerk ,and City Attorney William) 
|A. Ewart yesterday’ 

to

formed by Rev, Emil Kontz, the! dar observer, Ist Lt, Edward D, 

were present

two 

childhood” sweethearts spoke’ J i] d A It ( h 

their vows in Chinese while ‘Lin's al e in SSau arge 

and

oe ’2s, ef Bloomfield, er

at the recount procedures, 

by Sympathizers Stevenson 

four bridesmaids and Custer’s four’ GATES LED BEFORE

surrounded 

<Iisworth, where six ballots were

for President

The plane had been missing

auers and best tan 

BAY CITY (P—A bespectacled, little man of 68 

was 

Some $850 from sympathizers. 

cast, gave five votes

After the canvass held last Tues-|

since about noon yesterday when

the couple at the altar. held today on a charge of assault upon a federal officer’ 

iit reported it was in trouble, 

will help a plucky 

cancer~ 

victim,

\day, the results of the balloting 

Eisenhower; 

The 

sixth 

was, blank. 

Gates, 353, Long, 352, Lan-| 14, én the road to recovery. Only the name of Sen, Extes

WEARS NATIVE GOWN with a deadly weapon. were:

Radio with the twin-en-|

contact 

dry, 341, and Smothers, 136 

Now

gine plane failed after the pilot) 

in 

a wheel chair, Gary Kefauver(D-Tenn)and President

The bride was dressed in a typi, . And behind and slightly above U. S. District Judge

Chinese k

two-piece 

The results of the recount of

cal 

wedding

black ‘‘Go 

gown of a

Dragon” dress 

F 

Pi 

d’s b

Pican ench 

messaged his craft was in trouble’

t note

pattern shotgun 

|Thouin, 1032 Arline St, may return) Eisenhower are listed on the

aw

rank 

of 

pellets 

ithe six-precinct districts will be-|

was a 

and going down inland from this) 

come official when Mrs. Ev. ans, home by Easter from the Univer: preference. portion of

worn high about the neck and|imbedded in the wall. Lake Huron town, 

(Continued on Page ?, Col. 2) ‘sity of Michigan Hospital in hain the firet-tn-the-nation baltet, 

Arbor. His right leg was ampu-rinames of Stevenson for 

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trimmed with colorful gold Chinese’ — Stanley Wloch, a former state mental hospital in-

symbols. She carried bouquet of| 5. 

The plane was from Wurtsmith

a 

pink roses and wore a Single pink Mate, waived examination 

Air Force base at Oscoda. tated there three weeks ago. —_— at and Gov. Averell —_ 

rose in her hair. jat his arraignment. He was . | -Air Force personnel, police ng Cloudy and Cooler, “Gary's determined to—start—i 

Lin, who lost her parents as pe“ ordered held in $25, 000 civitians conducted an all-night ® 
result of the famine of war | | search. 

| Predicted for Area 

| Possible " said his mother, Mrs | The. ply Repuuhage voters in

her native country, was given away,y bond, which he failed to: 

The plane went down in a

yesterday by her godfather Wing fyrnish. Selma Thouin, an office worker at! fe eh bg ay ead hegect 

a heavily wooded area where the Cloudy weather with slightly

Ton Moy, 69, of Birmingham. . Pontiac Motor Division Plant No, = cere ene? bisa

Picard was sitting on his bench, snow often reaches a depth of }eooler temperatures is the weather president, 

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Page Col. 6) 

Annexation Plan 

’The thermometer registered 31 at 

cording to Robert Gardner, 551) New Hampshire js predominantly |

| 

1 p. m. 

DeSota Pa., who headed the drive, | Re publican 
another $72 came from Plant) But nevertheless the chief inter-

Topic of Meeting 

2 

Nine

Dressed in similar Chinese out-holding court when a terrific ex-| | § fea an | five feet. The temperature 

story for tonight and tomorrow. 

Sen, Bridges also drew a write. |

fits like the bride were atten-| plosion occured : 

through the night was near zero | “I want to thank everyone who . 

|. 

The temperature is expected 

in vote for vice president in |

dants Miss Rose Kodama and in 

and everyone who

some areas,

Oscar W. Sutton Dies 

was generous

The 66-year-old jurist, a foot. 

ito hit a low of 28 tonight and will 

Ellsworth, |

offered prayers,” she added.

Miss Elaine Woo, both of De-

as

trett, ond Miss Lyun ice end | 

bali h State Police directed

all player at Michigan under 

C47 from) remain below 

freezing

a

in City Hospital After. 

tomorrow. | 

Fellow workers at Plant: Nine! In the 1952 presidential oper

Wurtsmith AFB by radio as the

5 aEAGE | the late Fielding H. Yost in 1910 | 

The lowest temperature pre-

‘donated over $600 to help in the Millsfield cast eight ballots ~ 

Mins Fay Lee, of Wi | amd 1911, quipped te a lawyer, ibig plane scoured the area with its ‘ceding

Morning Accident 8 a. m. was 22 degrees. 

boy’s future medical expenses, Ac-for, President Eisenhower,

landing lights.

The girls wore bright red and) “your speech really is going + 

The Civil Air Pa-? 

trol and planes from several Mich-

white Chinese dresses decorated ever with a bang.” . 

also with gold Chinese symbols.| ° A 65-year-old Auburn Heights 

igan spots joined in the hunt,

Bounding off the bench Picard

‘found FBI agents with Wioch in 

died this morning two hours

They carried red and white 

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man 

:

carna-

Seven, as well as $20 from women est focused today on Sen, Kefauver

Two 

civilians 

in 

nearby 

Spruce S@@S Wayhe Doubling

tions, 

attendants. and .cafeteria_ workers and Stevenson, who are both seek. 

Both Sides of Proposal a

in both plants ing the Democratic nomination for 

Gardner said $50 had been re-| president | to Be. Discusséd at 

was 

sighted. 

But 

president, 

yesterday 

predicted en-

the wreckage 

jceived from employes of Osmun's, On the Republican side, Preési-

part of Chinese custom datifig back! judge’s courtroom door and taken road. 

Waterford Session

workers searching the area foundirollment at Wayne University will 

Men's

when

receive 

Wear

the

similar 

Store 

-at 

51 N. 

Sag-

Chinese

sale 

Queen

-aita 

wouldia

pists 

shot

Upon 

pills 

45-foot

ea. 

aisle

Bee 

at 

him.

Gael

to 

dent 

Eisenhower,

Me ad

delegate-candidlates, 

represented 

b

rc nie

Oscar W. Sutton was prounced no trace of 

the plane or possible e 

;

and

double 

by 

1970. 

y 

y

He formerly 

7

virtu-

sete

inaw St. 

$35 from. Lake: Jewel-a

, 

26

was 

had 

the King an 18-inch shot pattern in the waij.dead in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital SUrvivors. 

Wayne president. ers, Rochester: ally ‘no opposition: Advantages and disadvantages of

Custer chose as his ushers Hen-' back of his bench, He whammed at 8:28 a.m ‘annexation of Waterford Township 

ry Lee, Harold Hom, Henry Yee, his gavel and got on with the case Train engineer, V. W will be aired at a meeting sched-
all of Detroit, and Louis Hong.at bar, commenting that the court-40. said the iuled for 8 p.m. tomorrow in the, 

Graham, 

of Vernon, accident 

C

Recount Ballots Cast in District 7 Voting:

from Windsor, His best man wasiroom is scheduled to be redec-Sannened Sutto hin eat Waterford Township High School 

a cousin, Tommy Hong, of Pon-orated soon, anyway, rappened when Sutton, on his way 

gymnasium, = 
to work at American Forging and An earlier meeting in January

Hac The FBI said Whoch had held 

Socket Co., failed to stop for tht idrew more than 1,000 residents to

Custer’s father, Yiek Hong, of a gradge against Picard sinee 

|hear a panel group discuss incor-

warting signals and drove into the 
/poration as a solution to some of

.Pontiac, watched his son take 197 when the jurist dismissed 

Lin in marriage. for lack of jurisdiction Wioch's path. of the train 

the problems facing the rapidly 

suit seeking te recover a farm

After a showering of the tradi-, © ; : Sutton was thrown from his car. growing township, 
tional rice, Lin and Custer led a from his divorced wife. Pontiac police said, suffering mul-| 
10-car motorcade back to Pontiac That is the year, incidentally, triple fractures and internal in-
for a reception at the China City in which Picard outlawed, in ef-juries 

ree, 

Restaurant. fect, so-called portal-to-portal pay eed 

“andthe “Waterford Township — 

Wh h some 30 gue sts looki ing on, in fac tories 

Baby Seriously Injured Business and Professional 

Women's Assn.

by Numerous Rat Bites 

Comprising the pane] will be

DETROIT — 5-month-old

Margaret Truman Plans: )# A | 

‘Lloyd = C. Anderson, township

boy was in serious condition at a 

supervisor; John Hirlinger, man-

Detroit hospital today from what 

ager of the Pontiac Chamber of

Quiet Missouri Wedding 

physicians said were 20 er more 

Commerce, and Mrs. E. L. Winde-

bites inflicted by rats in his slum 

ler, township resident, Attorney

NEW YORK (#'—-A “very happy” Margaret Truman home. 

‘David C. Hertler will replace Oak-

The child is Nathan Conners, son

says she and her silver-haired newspaperman fiance land County corporation counsel 

of Mr. and Mrs. Empress Conners. 

\Harry Merritt, who has been called

plan a “small, quiet wedding” in Missouri next month. 

Neither pareyt said they heard a 

out of town.

The 32-year-old daughter of former President and noise during Sunday night, when 

William Shunck, superintendent 

Nathaniel was bitten. The Conners

Mrs. Truman will marry Clifton Daniel of the New York of Waterford Township schools, will -

have three other children, aged 2 

be moderator’ of the panel, as he

Times in the Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church at 

to 4 

was in the earlier meeting.A ques-

Independence, Mo. No date*~—————— 

tion and answer session is planned. 

has been set. ; the foreign news editor of the 

Reuther to , Visit Indie

‘Her bjue-green e€Ye€S Times. siender, brown -eyed and | 

twinkling, DETROIT ww — Walter P. Reuth-| In Today’s Press

Miss Truman) pandsome, he's the son of a 

er, president of the United Auto| 
Tebuion, N.C., druggist. \Workers Union, will visit India

talked about her romance} County News..... vesncvtage cl 

Editorials .........cicvcccess 6)

at a news conference the +

The couple met last November’ April 5-15 at the invitation of the 

Lenten Guideposts...........10

‘couple held yesterday. | at the home of George Backer, Indian National Trade Union Con-Pontiac Press Photo 

Sports eee ee OOO eee ee ee bs

‘Her father announced the en-former publis‘er of the New York gress, The UAW announced the in-RECOUNTING PROCEDURE — Upon the request of candidate evans, while appointed recount board members Walter A. Giddings, 

Theaters ....... veccceevees iff

gagement earlier in the day at Post. Daniel proposed in January. ‘vitation last night and said Reuther Robert Landry, a recount was held yesterday in the District 7 pri-

city treasurer. Frank A. Reed, agd Marvin M. Alward, go over the 

TV & Radio Programs..,..,.31

Kansas City, Mo. |Neither has been married before, would leave April2 bby plane for, Mary balloting held last Monday. Landry (right) watches along with 

ballots. The two néminees and a second — were also present 

Wilson, Bart. ......0.0ss000e,3! 
Daniel, 43, is an assistant te (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) New Delhi. , City Attorney William A. Ewart (left) and City Clerk Mrs, Ada R. at the recount, 

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Byrd Populated 

Mollet Receives Special 

for Attendance 

The General Motors Motorama of 
1956 ended a nine-day showing in 

‘Icy Antarctica 

Los Angeles Sunday with a total

Explorer's Early Trials 

attendance of 572,929 to shatter all 

Power Authority Aimed

Led to Building of U.S. 

of the show's previous records for 

to End Rebellion 

PARIS (INS) — The French cab-

the city.

Bases in Polar Region 

» Attendance ran nearly 100,000 
above the previous record set last 

year and brought to 1,790,454 the 

inet will meet tomorrow to draft 
total number of visitors Motorama 

an urgent plan of action designed) 

has entertained in the four years it i t rebel 
has been shown in Los Angeles. pares . pram =_— 
Harlow -H. Curtice, president of 

|GM, hailed the record attendance 5 
as."dramatic testimony tothe im-; | —— 
portance of Southern California as 
an industrial market.” 

Thus far in its tour, Motorama 
is now 234,309 ahead of the same 
_, period last year. 

The bill goes to the committees

‘Margaret Planning

Gradually, poisonous fumes from of the Council of the Republic 

re 

stove and generator weakened him. today and it is expected that 

VOLCANIC LIGHTER — Gilda Vercogna,-a tourist, lights her 

To keep up his daily messages, he the council will speedily approve}

Quiet Missouri Rite 

cigarette with old newspaper ignited in one of many small steam fis-

was forced to crawl to his radio the powers, 

* EI ee __suresslope of Mt. Vesuvius, Italy.
(Continued From Page One} = ee on 
when a rescue party got through, Algerian Resident Minister Rob-

‘and each is an only child. -

he was so ill he was unable to ert Lascoste has expressed fears

| Miss Truman, smiling and ex-The Day in Birmingham

travel for another-two months.. of a generalized outbreak of rebel

| cited, told newsmen the wedding 
a | will ‘be in the same church where 

" * * 

Admiral Byrd's adventure in 

;She was a choir girl. 

Leinbach Subdivision

loneliness was part of his second 
NO BRIDAL GOWN

assault on the bottom of the world, tention to immediate security| 
the National Geographic Society re-It will be a “small, quiet wer ‘measures, especially military re-

Rezoning Is Approved 

calls. On that expedition as well |ding with the two families,” she inforcements to give Lacoste ab-
ason the first, the explorer built isaid. And there will be no “big, solute authority over the police and 

BIRMINGHAM — Rezoning was|range the bond sale, is being re-
a Little America base as capital ‘white, formal bridal gown,”’ she administration of Algeria. 

approved last night by city com-placed by J. Dean Stanley, as sug-

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of the unknown. ae . AP Wirephoto added. “I never have liked that 

missioners for the majority of the}gested by Idell L. Carey. Carey

Mollet won the first three votes

Again in 1940 and 1947 when | NBC'S ANSWER -TO ED SULLIVAN — Pat Comedy Hour,”’ NBC’s show that has been waging end of ching: 987 lots in the Leinbach Humph-died suddenly last wéek,

“ae — dealing with various parts of the} * * * 

rey subdivision, but those along

a losing battle with CBS’ Sullivan in the TV audi-|

| Sheehan, an ex-model from San Francisco, has Miss Truman said Daniel met) bill on special powers — and the) -| Mrs. Harry Whang, a native of

Lincoln between Grant and Wood

been signed by NBC. She will appear on “‘The ence ratings. -his prospective father-in-law when/final vote, on the bill as a whole,| 

ward are not making the switch Korea, will talk on that country 
the previous one entombed in ice | the Ass President came to/all with more than 450 votes in at the Women’s Society of Chris-

from income bungalow to single 

and quem, os ° New York last month for his favor. The nays never totaled family residence. tian Service meeting tonight at 

d eC speech. more than 6. Lots No. 1339 t& 1353 are the 8 p. m. at Embury Methodist 

Now, as Officer in Charge of, i Senators Meet to D e Cl 

.. . . | “Mother and Dad were de-The bill, which will probably Lincoln group. The commission Church: Mrs. Whang is a mem-

the United States Antarctic pro-

be approved no later than Fri-‘went over” objections of several liber of Strathmore Methodist 

gram, Admiral Byrd: has estab-

day by the Council of the Re-| residents to agree with planning Church, Detroit.

on Wheat Price Supports "st

lished a fifth Little America which 

public, will give the government — board members in changing the 

far-reaching powers, ~ zoning to single family. 

The powers, to be turned over) The parking lot plan for the 
Algerian Resident Minister La-area at Hamilton and Hunter re-

Shopping News

continent. Sprawled over a five-

acre 

site, 30 miles east of earlier 

to 

celved the statistical support of

will permit the decree of

Little Americas, it will be the chief), 

station of American scientists dur. 

coste, 

military measures to reestablish a survey conducted on March 3 
order and impose economic mea-

which revealed that 1747 auto-
‘sures to improve the well-being of 

Manager Dies

mobiles traveled on Hamilton in 

ing the 1957-58 International Geo-

a ten-hour period. 
The traffic survey report, given’ Birmingham __

Algeria's eight million moslems,

believes 

his 

proposal has 

good 

Resident

a 

‘government, but it would get this, We found her to be a very sweet

Pay Medical Costs, 

chance’of adoption. 

back from the miller, who in turn) and. charming person.” 
by

in the past 

City Planner Herbert Herz-| 

Since 1925; Had Served

Sewage Plan Delayed:

The administration 

jpresumably would pass it on to 

berg in. conjunction with 

a report

BRITISH ACCENT

has opposed the plan—which calls

Judge Tells Driver 

Planning Board

ithe consumer. The transactions) 

by City Manager D. C. Egbert on) on

Daniel worked for North Caro-

ine rwsoarrsed Te Ate

§ ‘for one price for wheat sold in 

Injunction

by Court 

|

|

Id be handled

Fart wheat

Tries

with arketing | 

a 

Proposed lot 

HH, indicated that 41 

» drivers interviewed |

drivers interviewed) 

ithe U. S. for food and another 

of 

the 

1p wINGHAM—William M.

per cent

An adniitted hit-run driver was 

\Brown, 66, 640 Shirley drive, died. 
ithis morning at Harper Hospital 

lafter 

a brief 

illness. Born in New

incurred_by his victim ¥ 

Oakland County Circuit Judge 

he lived in Birmingham 

* 

Floyd Gray, 48, of 2780 Dear-

ithe Detroit Shopping News since 

born, Avon Township, pleaded guil-

Pontiac Press Circulation Man-| 

March 1 to leaving the scene 

ager Earl M. Treadwell has been

a personal injury accident, 

with an AB degree, he belonged 

named to a one-year tcvm as di-

Gray, who has 11 children, hit 

to Christ Church Cranbrook, where 

John Allen Bagrett, 15, of Avon 

he was a senior warden, and the 

Township, Feb. 27 as the youth 

Detroit Athletic Club, and had be-

|‘when

and two companions were walking 

Lots now owned by Charles M. jonged to the executive council

Houff, Sam Bruni,"

such is 

available.”’ 

A. J. DubuC of the Diocese of Michigan, and 
would cost about the Birmingham Planning Board. 

along Auburn Road near Crooks 

road. 

and D. Ellenwood, 

$121,330, he’ says, allowing

The other two teenagers, David 

ten 

per 
He He leaves his wife,~ Lacy G.;

above the appraised price.

Reagan and Larry Gronski, took 

cent 

trouble in transact-| a daughter, Mrs, Barbara B.

Grey’s license number and he 

foresees little

down.’’}

was 

Daniel hasn't put his foot 

ing the purchases. | Lee; a granddaughter; an aunt,

arrested Feb. 29. 

plant for an area and have it 

If the city decided on the Lot HH and a sister-in-law,

properly treated than have sep-|

| Louise and three brothers, Ed-DETROIT—General Motors has 

“hasn't put his foot down and)

Only Minor Shifts 

inecessity, the city will issue bonds} 

totaling $305,000, Egbert reported. 

* Jury Will Hear Five 
Funeral will be in Christ

4.0 Granbrook, Thursday
and Tommy been cited for its major expansion tie tanks and gamble on the

jward, George Jr. won't.” 

Lee, all at home. |in financial aid to higher education * * * "chance of having them inade-

on

in Detroit Milk Probe 

‘This sale is approved by Ordi-

(Continued From Page One) | She has been sent to Duff, Tenn. iby the editors of ‘Who's Who in 

10 a. m. with interment in

quate. 

at

Miss Truman said they plan to) 

nance 

No. 465, he 

says.

America,"’ it was red today

and burial in| merica,”’ it was announced today. 

White, Chapel Cemetery. Instead

y fice

patie » re-|for service

notice prayer 

| . Se ne al

DETROIT 

(INS)‘ 

— 

A_ federal 

anarcett

jive inin 

N ,

New York.

-

the

of

publishes 

another 

an

re-

| “Even though there is involved lof flowers, a memorial tribute

grand jury investigating the pos-| guits. : a ithe Peabody Cemetery by the) The “Citation for Corporate Miss Truman said 

she 

had nev-

‘that eat 

md reunion 

.

P 

| here a relatively high cost per 'may be made to the Marquis 

me-

Philanthropy”’

|

| 

Educational

Huntoon Funeral Home.

monopoly’

local milk

sibitity of 

Both 

Gates 

and Long 

will be

a 

‘ear space, the project certainly imerial. fund, Christ Church Cran-
| warrants careful consideration,” 

brook. 
| he told the commission. 

Car | 

space cost would be $2,500 by 

Warren Residents Hit

his estimate. 

Matthew Carey, who was to ar-Plans for New Airport 

WARREN (INS) —_ Detroit's 
iA plans to establish an airport in 
Warren Township were opened to

Delay Dye Sentence’ | 

new blasts last night during a rally 

_in the high school. 

A dozen speakers charged Dr-

for Investigation 

troit officials failed to meet with 

the 

president of 

|General 

Sentencing of a former Fento NM affected communities on the sub-

Motors, said: “This award Sh iff f k | |doesn't want to become involved in 

icity officials and representatives of | A member of St. Michaet's | is convincing testimony that others: erl ol ran rons | court proceedings but if the pro-Village attorney, convicted March ject of the new airport. 

jposed plant at Saginaw Trail is.} of assaulting a Fenton tenant Frank Runey, president of the 
|approved an injunction will be farmer with intent to do great Tri-County Civic. Association, said

to Seek Re-election 

scught, | bodily harm, was postponed the metropolitan aviation situation 
| yesterga y. has been “mishandled from politi-

Oakland County Sheriff Frank, 

Oakland County Circuit Judg e cal, technical and public relations 

Irons said today he will be a can-| 

Noted Showman 

Clark J. Adams set sentencing « if standpoints.” He charged the air-

didate for re-election this fall. 

i\Clifford B. Dye, originally sched-port question should be ‘‘taken out 
Irons, 56, a county resident for 

Reported to Wed 

juled for yesterday, over to March of the hands of Mayor Albert E. 
32 years, was elected sheriff in .

kindness

\Press for their 

*.. Cobo and common council.”

to 

me 

19, said Prosecutor Frederick C

. . 

Ex-Wife

Pringle of Rochester, William L. Brings Jail Sentence 1954, replacing Clare Hubbell. A Berle’s 

|Carl J., Cornelious and Clayton A.| atter pleading guilty March to Republican, Irons served police)

the campaign,” Landry 

|Ziem.

Brownies Celebrate during

concluded. 

5 

as 

| The delay was requested to allow 
the probation department mor 

2 Girls Tell Police

NEW HUDSON — The Brownie 

onde 

e 

/tume to complete a pre-sentence 
‘investigation, Ziem explained. 

of Molesting Attempt 

a Two Pontiac girls, 11 and 12 
‘nine-day jury trial of the non-fatal years 

| Dye, 54, was convicted after 

old, told police yesterday 
‘shooting of William C. Clark, 27, 

two men tried to force them into 
last Aug. 26 following a series of 

an old car while they were walk-
disputes over management of a ink on East Boulevard at Mt

The Weather 

farm leased by Clark from Dye s Clemens Street. 
sister. The men were driving an old 

Report

Bureaw

Weather

Full U.8, 

| Dye, free on $10,00@ bond pend-Pontiac or Chevrolet, the girls said,

|

| 

appendectomy.

emergency 

ing sentence, could receive up t o which they thought had 1955 license. 

ten years in prison, plates.

Rose, 56. was formerly married 

and 

tomorrow. 

Not 

much change 

in 

| 

the late Fanny Brice and swim

to 

temperature tonight, lew near 22. A Elwood G. West, 32, of 173 Alice, 

rete ne inde becciaing wecterty #12 Bloomfield Township, is a gradueat 

mph this afternoon and thifting te'of Pontiae High Scheel and the:

mertherty 5-10 m.p.b. tonight. lBusiness Institute here. 

star Eleanor Holm. Miss Holm| inamed Miss Mathews in her suit

Mrs, Stewart Gordon 

| _____

Mrs. Stewart (Mary) Gordon, 68,, 

for divorce from Rose.

— 

| 

DUE TO THE DEATH OF 

1887,

Aug.

landShe

work for

in

Active

es 

JOHN R. LITTLE

8, 

the daughter of

party

area 

Downtown 

Temperatures 

= the past two years, West is married VieWilliam and Margaret Waters Cun-

& 

a.m. 

vorce and $30,000 alimony plus

0 and has one son. His petitions are | hingham. 

Surviving 

<< 

ae 

$200.000 tax free to be paid over

lived in Pon-

|... _ “being circulated throughout the|-Mrs. Gordon had

oea.m. 

before moving to | a 10-year period. 

TED’S

Miss Mathews’ first husband

he said. | tine 20 

years,

10 8. m aT county, 
| (California in 1945. 

aoe si 

Venezuelan Col. Gonzalo

Monday in Pontiac at 

:

recorded downtown

temperature. 

sister, 

Mrs.

{As 

was

.

32 Resident of Evart

Highest 

are a 

Gomez. 

Woodward at Square Lake Road

Lowest temperature 28 . Elizabeth McKinnon of Detroit,* 

28.5

Mean temperature 

ithree nieces, Mrs. George Bran-|

Gets 2-Year Probation

Weather—Snow 
' Ome Year Age in Pontia 

WILL BE CLOSED

Margaret Cunningham, all of Pon-) 

to 3-Year Probation

Highest temperature. . shite 

tiac; two nephews, John and Allen)

Mean temperature... 38 Evart, was placed on two-year pro-

| After being committed to Oak-

Cunningham, and a sister-in-law,

Weather—Warm. 

‘bation and assessed $100 

court 

‘land County Jail for a year Dec.

'Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham, all of, 

5, George J. Bradshaw, 29, of

Pontiac. 

111627 Martindale, Detroit, was re-

Mrs. Gordon is being brought to. 

ALL DAY

Date In 84 Years 

Stanke admitted March 5 steal-

5 in 1896,

68 in 1046 

‘ing a car in Waterford Township 

in Oakland

Monday's Temperature Chart

Memphis 

sentenced yesterday

44-37 Jan. 20. ‘Pontiac for service at 1:30 p. m./ 

Ts

46

3 

32

ie Mami

Balt 

imore

Bismarck 

——_$___—. 

hee ee County Circuit Court.

= 

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4 
For Werth 
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30 
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Pittsburgh Hf 
&t. Louie $2 
Tampa. yo 
Washington 47 
57 Snow Isolates Towns 
3a . 
28} ROME (INS) — Scores of vil-
3/lages in southern Italy and Sicily 
2 were reported isolated today by 
33\/heavy snowstorms, 
jome. ev. James W. Deeg 
of Oakland Park Methodist Church 
will officiate with burial in Perry 
Mt. Park Cemetery. 
Mrs. Gordon's body will be at the 
funeral home Wednesday evening. 
ee 
ATOM TESTER — A soldier checks a Bendix dosimeter, pen 
shaped device which records gamma radiation from any source Im 
cluding A or H bombs, in test at Fort Monmouth, N. J. 
Judge Clark J. Adams put Brad-
‘shaw on three-year probation and 
‘assessed $100 court costs. Brad-
' shaw had admitted passing a bo-
|gus $128 check last July 2 in 
‘Royal Oak. 
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\ 
THE PONTIAC 
Pontise 12, 
PRESS ‘Committee: The effect of these. ais to concentrate a 
Voice of the People 
Tres eliched trom Tasro “veritable siege on Congress to 
_Yaise pensions and lower quall-
fications for veterans with non-
service connected disabilities. 
— 
Blames. 
on Poor 
Graham's 
Spiritual 
Crime 
Training -
Experts 
* 
have 
* * 
estimated, for ex-
can will be egngeneyt shen 
sary because of lack space. Pull 
name, address end number of 
the writer must noe ny letters vue 
these will not be publ “ the w 
Spanking Opponent Cites 
Golden Rule as Argument 
ample, that one such bill would cost — #0tm reqwonts aneits the letter is eritica! 
I'm against spanking. dogs, cats 
taxpayers 
and $28.2 
$1,9 billion the first. year 
billion by the year 2000. 
I read 
plunged 
that young 
his mother 
Graham who 
and 43 others 
and children. 
whipping post 
I’m against 
in prison. “Do 
the 
to : 

into eternity has unsuccessfully others as you whould have them

Total accumulated expense in that 

attempted suicide. The a de-do unto you” is still a very good

“elas sted thle news period would be $77 billion.

Daer ‘a well as ll AP news ditpe luded ‘fool! 

rule. i a. you, do you want to 

‘seater ppleTG —_ semgagpaes uicide,—inst a

“AS We See Tt“ DINS “OF this-type not ~ It he commits 

‘be P d JOUrSseir: 
rr 
OO

aresaaa See a of ending his troubles, like » lot

Oakiand. Gi only would prove disastrously ex-The Good Book -

of people think, he will find 

Earns and ether aS fna Re oanl pensive but are unsound in principle. 

that they have really started.satis ee " We don’t believe that many veterans Self-destruction ts the “unpar-

Holds to ‘Spare the Rod

donable sin.” ~ or

MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS with non-service connected disabil-

and Spoil the Child’ Rule

Graham's own mother, who

ities, or none at all, want to be 

was one of his victims, could now

oe MARCH 13, 1956 “Spare the rod and spoil the

treated any differently than other pinpoint the blame on her own 

child’’ is just as true today as it :

neglect of her son's spiriiual

citizens . 

was the day it was written. I think-

training. What a price Graham's

Ike] Backs McKay’s Race © , 

it originally came from Adam. ---
Glenn shone! Adam's Descendant 

mother paid for her own neglect. 

|__ Against GOP Deserter———At-the sume time this pore: 

' Topping the latest political hews paper always has: preached that Hal Boyle Says;

Presi-. Veterans with service connected

is the announcement that 
dent E1sennower is backing Interior disabilities should get the finest 
P the country can afford. 

Hitchcock Cannot Stand

Secretary McKay's attempt to cap-S#re : 4 

ture Waynz Monrse’s Oregon seat in Beyond question the wants and 
needs of the others should be 

Suspense in His Own Life 

the range of

the pibestrare Tawa ware his provided for within NEW YORK U—Perhaps no one fresh plots for films he may never 
our social security and welfare but Alfred Hitchcock would dream make. 
reports that the President’s per-systems. _ -of using the stone nostril of a * * “We Interrupt This Program—” monument to President Teddy -Hitchcock has completed between

sonal friend, former Governor 

x * * Roosevelt as a Sim aitting.
THORNTON of Colorado, is being * 

The House Veterans Committee 

" But the chubby master of sus-

considered as successor to Sec-

has good reason for delaying action British to Resist All Attempts to Yield pense likes to ferret out odd locales 

retary McKay. The latter has for his melodramas.

on these bills and should take ad-

announced that he will leave “I'd like to make a really great

Cyprus, Last Middle East Stronghold ©

vantage of it. A report on veterans 

the Cabinet June 1 to seek his 

pensions and compensation laws _ ‘ By JAMES MARLOW riots have grown increasingly bit-general strike, shootings. And on

home state’s GOP Senate nom-

isn’t yet complete. Being prepared | Associated Press News Analyst ter. and violent. A_ terrorist the mainiand, Greeks responded 
ination. a WASHINGTON. (—This is an organization, cated the National with riots against the British.

by a commission headed by General 

ABC on the British colony of | Organization ‘of Cypriot Fighters, continent is full of wonderful set-

The strategy of a McKay cam-

BRADLEY, it is expected to reach the Cyprus, where violence and de-is charged with the killing of the tings.” 
paign for a Senate seat is natural White House within a few weeks. mands union Greece Smiles 
For example? ©

for with are 15 British soldiers. 
straining relations between . three The British have made arrests

and logical. Oregon is one of five With most-TV viewers the ques-“Well, ag I see it, the picture

Western aillies:. Britain, Greece, and house-to-house searches. They 

tion of the hour these days is, ‘My should start in New York A

states, with New York, Kentucky, Turkey. have offered rewards of as much 

gosh, is it that late?”

The Man About Town * * ® as $14,000 for information leading.

Nevada and ‘Washington, in which . * * ©

This island, at the eastern end to the arrest of terrorists. or theRepublicans believe they have the of the Mediterranean, is Britain's discovery of arms. Small talk isn't really too irri-

tating except when it's handed out

Pontiac -Lansirag 

last stronghold in the Middle East,

best chance of unseating Democrats OFFER REJECTED 

in large quantities. :

a base for air and ground troops. 

pounds : 
their offer—some self-government 210—lit a long: Havana cigar, and

in November. Moreover, McKay, a Smooth Pavement Assured She has had to withdraw from A week ago the British made . * ¢—9— = 

all other strategic posis in the Haas gee things are best,

former governor, stands out as the 

for the Entire Distance for the riots while Britain con-began writing his script out loud.

area. says a seed catalog. The same

strongest candidate-the party could trolled defense and foreign affairs

Of Cyprus’ 500,000 people, 400,-thing is true when you apply it to ©

Stern discipline: What the —to Archbishop Makarios, the

endorse there. 000 are of Greek descent, 100,000 children:

_good parent believes just where toughest foe they had on Cyprus. ¥ * * 

Turkish. The Greek Cypriots, led

* * * He held out for other conces-

it says. After you've talked back to a

by their spiritual and political 

sions and refused to call off the

Finally, not only the President head, Archbishop Makarios of the traffic cop, it's hard to believe

violence. For example, he wanted 

that free speech is guaranteed un-

Pontiac area people will be glad to Greek Orthodox Church, want self-

but most Republicans are anxious pardons for political prisoners. 

the Michigan State Highway government and sarees tinion der the constitution, :

“Jearn that Last Friday he aniouficed he was

to help defeat Morse who de-with Greece

Department. has awarded the contract 
* 
going to Greece to talk to the

serted their party. to become THOUGHTS FOR TODAY. “A hand reaches out and whips

for coveritig the 3.65 miles of the High-government there

The icin which is about 40 away the paper. threat-

first, an independent and then a land Road (M59) pavement leading west G * *. * And they found fat pasture and

miles from Turkey and over 600 ens to walk out if the delegates 
Democrat. from Oakland-Livingston County line The British seized him and sev-geod, and the land was wide, and

from Greece, has not been held . don't pay more attention. But the 

eral others as he was boarding a quiet, atid peaceable; for they of

with asphalt. This will be done this by Greece since very ancient Peruvian delegate doesn’t look up.

We share the President’s hope of 

plane and said they were exiling Ham had dwelt there of old.—

‘spring, and will complete this soft-as~ times. The British have. run it He is dead=murdered,
victory for Secretary McKay. It since 1878, The Greek government him, They shipped him and his T Caron. 4:40. e

silk covering on the highways the entire 

supports the Greek Cypriots’ cam-cony off to the Seychelles * * «

would mean that after January 1, distance from Pontiac to Lansing. 

Islands in the Indian Ocean. Prosperity demands of us more 
one of Oregon’s two. Senators would “Fhis-brought more violence in prudence and moderetion than ad-

paign. 

REFUSE TO LEAVE ISLE

A native of Pontiac, 52-year-old Cyprus: shshutdowns of business, a versity.—Cicero.

be a supporter of the E1s—ENHOWER 

The British refuse to get out.

Rex E. Moule, 

They have offered the Cypriots 
Mass., has invented a 

program. 

now of Worcester, some measure of self--government 
process that is having a marked effect on but insist on handling its defense 

Only Diagnosis Will Reveal 

hote| in Banff, Canada, to get

the manufacture of upholstery. The and foreign relations, Turkey 

a little high life. There should be.

Senate Vote Will Make 

backs Britain, knowing the Turk-

son of -

a couple of other big scenes along

if Child Needs Vermifuge

ish Cypriots would be outnum-

Robert L. Moule the way (you need about six), but

bered four to one by the Greek

Detroit a World Port 

By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. fuge (medicine that expels worms) the final seene should be at Point

of 272 Oakland Ave., who also has been Cypriots if =~ —_ withdrew. 
Why should I dress my new Barrow in Alaska.

By its unanimous vote on a bill quite active in the inventive line, Rex unless infestation is diagnosed by 
* * * 

to deepen Great Lakes channels, the 
Senate has acted to insure that De-
troit will become a world port. 

The bill, previously approved by 
the House, is second in importance 
for the Great Lakes area only to the 
Seaway legislation itself. Actually, 
the $110,000,000 appropriation it 

holds other patents that are paying big 
royalties. 

Only one mile over the line in Genesee 
County, and on the Dixie Highway, work 
on the mijlion dollar new Warwick Hills 
golf course has commenced. It covers over 
300 acres, the estate of the late 

-Arneld G. Lenz, 

Fifteen aun chore have 
been killed on Cyprus since last 
September when -the Greek Cyp-
riots began to back their demands 
with terrorism. There have been 
riots in Greece against the Brit-
ish. Ill will has developed between 
Greeks and Turks. The Greek gov-
ernment haS asked the United 
States to intervene. 

in 1878 the British, by treaty 

baby in wool undershirts etc., 
and keep her smothered in clothes, 
while my two older ones (3, and 

5) were never treated thus arid can 
wear out any two baby sitter&a with 
their abundance of energy? As you 
may infer, I have a relative pro-
blem—no, not a mother-intaw 
problom, but a big sister problem. 
My elder sister (10 years) is 
divorced, chitdtess, and successfat 
finding adult worms or by detect-

“It will be highly dramatic , , .

ing their eggs by microscope. 

two people . , , ‘tiny dots in the end-

Signed letters, not iaore than one page 

less snow .,. moving toward the 

or 100 words long pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene, not to disease, ding-climax,” ee 
nosis, of treatment, will be answered by 
Dr. William Brady, if, a stamped self-’ FRESH PLOTS 
addréssed envelope ts kent to the Pon-

tise Presa. Poritiac, Michigan. The director, a former scenario 
(Copyright 1958). writer, likes to relax by imagining 

Case Records of a Psycholoogist: 

with Turkey, took over the occu-

who at one time was genéral manager of in business. She dotes on the chil-

pation and administration of Cy-

Pontiac Motor Division.

calls for is slightly greater than the 

dren, but she regards me as & 

prus, Britain annexed it when she 

writes Mrs. E. W.

amount voted by Congress for our 

entire share of the St. Lawrence 

. 

got into World War I against

A branch of a peach tree, which 

Turkey in 1914. Turkey recognized Incidentally, Mrs. E. W. says, 

Mrs. Fletcher Buck this annexation in the Treaty of her mother-in-law is a sweet, un-

project. 

Lausanne in 1923. And in 1925 derstanding person and when

of Rochester has been keeping tn a vase

* * * 

Britain made Cyprus a colony, un-things get out of hand mother-in-Ignorance of the facts is That's not true? It is unscientific,

in her home for several weeks, now has 

der a een governor, law gives her a wink which re-what drives many couples tnto For if you just continue repeating

Channels to be deepened to 27 

full grown leaves and blossoms. 

* * stores her sense of humor. Come divorce. But you can always your wrong stance or faulty hold-

feet to permit large ocean freighters The demands of the Greek Cyp-

to think of it, real life mothers. . 
My Lapeer scout sends word that 

in-law are generally like fiat and 
Jim Porter, not the almanac and low comedy 

to ply the Great Lakes are the De-

troit, St. Clair and St. Marys Rivers, Portraits 

charactets,

known most every farmer in this part

Lake St. Clair and the Straits of 

of the state on account of his work as By JAMES J. METCALFE This elder sister's periodic 
Mackinac. Without this legislation clerk at farm auctions for many years, Whatever-you —have—-“cteareout’’ notion reflects ignor-
heard . . I say it is not true . ance of physiology and hygiene

the seaway, which is to be completed now himself is retiring from farming. 

And yet my whole defense is just The elementary physiology and 
in 1959, would end at Toledo. With . My confidence in you... My hygiene the ES Y.W.. you and T-

I like that advertising slogan: 

confidence that you believe... learned in school, if any, left 
“Use all the sense in your dollar.” What I have told you, dear...

it, it will be extended by 1960 to the 

everything beyond the pylorus to

major ports of Detroit, Duluth, Mil-With never any doubt in life... 

the almanacs. Today, almanacs 
waukee and Chicago. having gone out of fashion, radio

That I have been sincere ., . I

One of Pontiac's early attorneys, 

hope you do not care about... 

and TV, by means of ingemous

* * ~ 

Thomas J. Drake, What people say today ... As now 

circumloeutions respect the tabus 
I promise you the facts . ... Are

Final legislative approval of also was popular over a wide area. He and teach you how to regulate 

really not that way ... I hope 

your liver and bowels.

was a lawyer on each of the first four

this bill should be a. signalto that you will give my heart... 
cases ever to be tried in a Genesee Coun-“Worming’ is something that

affected interests in the Detroit A chance to prove to you, . . That 

shouldn't happen to a dog, unless

ty court—while he still was a resident of 

I am always faithful, dear... In

area to get busy with plans for infestation is positively diagnosed

Pontiac. everything I do... Please dear, 
adequate port facilities. As Mayor believe me just for now .. And 

by fa) finding adult werms or (h} 
their eggs by microscopic examina-

give me time to show... That 
tion.

Cobo points out, Detroit is cer-Out of every dollar spent in 

what they say has never been

tain to become a great world our natien, 25 cents now goes to-soe 

And never could be so. Before lying on the label ‘be-
port and the city will have to ward the cost or upkeep of an Copyright, 1956, came illegal there was a widely 
automobile. used nostrum that purported to

shift its port program into high 

“worm” children. I forget wheth-

gear. Looking Back 

er it contained a vermifuge If it

The U. 8. treasury, according to a 

did. there was not enough to annoy

Everyone who has followed this letter from 15 Years Ago 

worms much if the unfortunate measure from the start expects. that Halward Hutchinson, * NAZI FLIERS reported bombing youngsters really had worms. The 
Greek towns,

it will get speedy Presidential ap-who is employed there, in the bureau of concoction was virtually a mixture

PALACE IN London again hit by 

of salts and rhubarb and other

engraving, reports that $10,000 bills are 
laxatives.

proval. Nazis. 

decreasing in number. When we think 

a 20 Years Ago 
of it, we haven't had any lately. * But the label warned the per-

FRENCH HINT single handed 

son who inflicted the medicine on

attack on Reich.

Veteran Pension Bills 

the child not to expect to see any 
worms in a recognizable condi-

Prospecting in the Arizona dessert, MANIAC SOUGHT in Pontiac 

assaults. -

Dick Gettelman

Bury House Committee 

tion. No, no, knucklehead, the 

One of the problems which must 
be furrowing some Congressional 
brows is what to do about the 1956 
crop of veterans’ pension bills. 
About-75-such bills are await-
ing study by the House Veterans 
writes me that he came across a Navajo 
~Indian who had lost his way, but, insist-
ed: “Injun no lost—his home lost.” 
Verbal Orchids to— 
Robert J. Brooks 
of 281 State Ave.; eighty-third birthday. 
t ANNIVERSARY. HERBES TREATING.) 
i ee ; 
medicine sort of dissolved the 
worms, so you must believe 
’ shreds or strings of mucus in the 
stool were the remains-of worms. 
There are no symptoms which 
would justify the aseuatpcios that 
a child has worms. 
It'is maipractice or muetreutenens 
~"to give child or adult a real vermi-
pu(pommelpay doe 

stop short and remodel your 
marriage into a happy, de-
light{ul one. For personalities 
can change. Don’t belittle your 
wife and tell her she is no 
good, tf all you lack is the cor 
rect information about serual 
techniques 

By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 

Case F-302: Rev. Victor B. 
Ernest, pastor in Oregon. men-
tioned that some people have a 
fatalistic complex that they are 
such abject failures in marriage, 
it is folly to try to salvage their 
homes, 

-_ * 

That is an excellent point, <o 
we'll elaborate it further. Becatise 
of lack of scxua! information, many 
Wives are beaten dewn in their ezo 
to such a point they have a com-
pleted defeatism complex 

“Oh, you're no good!” their sar-
castic husbands indict them 
“You couldn't make a success of 
marriage to any man,” 

After listening to this deflating 
criticism for months and years, 
such wives may really think 
they are anatomically deficient, 

So they often will seek a medi-
cal examination to learn if maybe 
they don’t have an infantile uterus 
or some other organic reason to 
explain their frigidity. 

As a rule, nothing is wrong 
anatomically. What is lacking is 
simply a knowledge of the true 
facts regarding marital relations. 

These facts re still compara-
tively unknown, even in modern 
America, for the typical belief is 
contained in the old-fashioned dog-
tor’s advice to brides: 

* * 
“Now, honey, fat go along 
with your husband and everything 
will be all right.” 

i 

it / 

ing of a golf club, you readers 
know very well that you will only 
entrench your bad habits that much 
more firmly. 

Mere repetition does not spell 
suceess unti] you repeat correct 
techniques, So start your mar-
riage right. The very first re-

the exhilaration of romance. No, 

quisite for happy marriage thus you experience to

must love 
comprehend it fully, 

The same is true of marriage, — 
Many people live next. door to other 
married couples, 

are mismated, | 

Actually, happiness is just wait-
ing for them, but they niust get 
into action and follow the pre-
scribed rules. Idleness, as well as 
mere yearning, wil Inot make your 
home happy. You must get into 
gear and do the proper things. 

“Dr. Crane, please tell us what 

are the proper rules for conducting 
consisis of understanding the a happy marriage’ you may in-
true facts and practicing the 

quire. 
proper techniques, Well, quit pouting, sulking or 
clamming up, and verbalize your

Even if your marriage is now on 

feelings to your mate. Urge him

the verge of collapse and you are 

to do likewise. That helps you

contemplating divorce, stop, look 

find out the facts. 

and listen! = * * 

START AFRESH ‘Phen agree to pattern after the 

normal marital behavior in Amer-
it is too late, I can solemnly ica, which I'll outline more fully 
promise you that you can be de-

Even if you and your mate feel 

tomorrow. 

Meanwhile, send for my 200-point 
less than six months. 

voted, happy marriage partners in 

' “Tests for Husbands & Wives,” 
* * * " enclosing a stamped return ene. 
velope, pluscents,

20 __

All you need do is nerve judg-

They contain the 200 commonest

ment but vow to go through the 

faults ‘and virtues in modern mar-

proper marital ‘motions’ which 

ried ‘people. Use these tests. as

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your yardstick,

responding ‘‘emotions.”’ 
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aeha Peniei appropriation being sought from.

By ANNE FIBUSH these happy experiences were.’

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* HANNIBAL, Mo. W --J. Adding-
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Monday said _

ton Wagner, national commander 
of the American Legion, says the 

Vanity of Egyptian Ruler | f 

the task of slashing budget appro-for Grand Rapids.

Legion ‘will not be silent” be-) 

cause jt doesn't want ‘‘such epi-| 

Who Lived 3,000 Years, priations or raising the tax rate. 
sodes as the Hatry Dexter White * * * 
and Alger Hiss affairs repeated.” Ago Responsible His choice will determine 

sressi ls fe alia ta . 

whether or not Detroiters receive © a — al ota rate Soca 
Robert M.. Hutchins, director of WASHINGTON — Rameses II,' a city tax reduction this summer,|" Postal fees. 
fhe Fund for the Republic; “has ee ee ee % 

Wagner charged last night that 

Sitting as board of review, Com-; 
himself so tangled up in his own 3,000 years ago, would think ¢ 

mon Council members opened the LAKE THEATER 
mental gymnastics he can’t tell hr of a colossal statue of him-| ' door to a tax cut yesterday when —TONIGHT— 
a Commeaniat from an anti-Com-self that was set up recently be-

they knocked $66 million off resi-| 
_munist.” : -+fore-Cairo’smain railway station: 

dential property valuations and 
‘$4 million from small commercial /| :

Tt was carved during his own reign’ een

He a these remarks in a 

buildings.

(1298-1232B. C.) as one of many .

speech which opened a four-stop 

Further reductions, amounting | 
tour of Missouri. 

that earned him the reputation of! 

ito $25 million were to be con-!

PARTY STYLE — Here’s the raising more monuments of self! 

sidered today in the field of major | 
Wagner, of Battle Creek, Mich., 

“GOP Hairdo,” as modeled by glorification than any other Kee 

buildings, including downtown of-! 
said the Legion has through the 

Georgiann Roubal at the Mid-in history. . 

|fice structures and city factories.

west Annual Beauty Trade 
by certain types of groups and 

. years ‘‘consistently been opposed 

Show in Chicago, Ill. The coif-Thanks to his vanity, Rameses 
persons. fud features ‘swept-back lines H—sometimes called ‘‘the Great’’ Rita Gam to Marry 
along the ears and a center —is one of the best known of early | 4

“An example of this opposition | ® Thomas Guinzburg Jr. 

curl resembling an elephant's Egyptian rulers. Not only did he

is the Fund for the Republic,” | 

trunk. It's topped off with an build new structures to himself, r NEW YORK W—The parenis of| 
pdigray ee cect meee nai | elephant pin near the curl, 

wives. and children, inscribing |film actress Rita Gam have an-| 
them with accounts of his military “ nounced her engagement to’

Hutchins, likes to make state-{= 

Thomas Henry Guinzburg Jr., son!

and civilian triumphs: he also ap-

ments to the effect that he is for | Disturbed because her ipl 

of the founder and president of!

propriated many works of prede-

the Constitution and the Bill of lbrother of five months has no) 

| Viking Press. 
Rights, jteeth, a two-year-old of Estcourt, Miss Gam is to be an attendant| 

eessors who had so honored them-

selves. 
“The inference he leaves is that South Africa, took steps. Her at Grace Kelly's wedding to’ 
anyone who doesn’t agree with hinr horrified mother found her young-As a warrior, Rameseswas Prince Rainier in Monaco April’

Il 
—is therefore against the Constitu-est being fitted with father’s old less distinguished. He did, how-18. 
tion and the Bill of Rights.” 'dentur es salvaged from a drawer.) ever, conduct allegedly. success-FEUNNING FOR HIS No date for Miss Gam's wed-] 
ful campaigns against the Nu-ding was announced yesterday, 
] Sie ntiorsnen Sona But friends said the couple hope

30 MILES PER HOUR,

Ask the Help — Sure, even Jack himself eats here! and the Mediterranean islands; to marry and go on a honeymoon 
| and managed to check the rising “THE SNOWSHOE HARE before Jeaving for Monaco, 
@ Breakfast | power of the Hottites of Asia 
Minor. 

WILL OCCASIONALLY

Jack Decker's @ Lunch 6,700 Attend Showing 

On US-10 in Drayton Plains, Cafeteria @ Dinner | Among outstanding architectural 
. P LE ; MAKE AN EXTRA HIGH 

GRAND RAPIDS ®—The Great-

Dele that Rameses built, enlarged | en HOP TO LOOK BACK 

er Michigan Home Show, an ex-

or completed were the superb Tem-

position of the newest products 
| eliff-hewn temples at Abu Simbil, oe <——Tit the tietd ~ of treme ~buitcting;}

_AT_HIS. -PURSUER. = 

TUESDAY! PRICES: ' columned Hall of El Karnak, the \f and drew 

and the Ramesseum— his great 6,700 persons to its opening Mon-

50c Nites-Sun.

WEDNESDAY! 

|mortuary temple and palace in day night at-Civie Auditorium, TheTHURSDAY! 20¢ Children | western Thebes. | show continues through Saturday.

40 'til 5 P.M. 

* * og 

The datos that stands at } Distributed by King "Features “Fralica 

' 

Cairo’s railway station holds ae 
| royal seals tightly in each fist, AEC 

Reveals Sales |Hollywood Headlines:

hint of the personal power this 

utterfield Theatres ARE mone 

| Pharaoh enjoyed? 

+ 

of Products Abroad F amed Old Hotel Passing LDEN JUBILEE @ieteen 

Glue Firm Prepares 
Most Licking Product WASHINGTON (®—The Atomic

«From the Filmland Scener—

J Energy Commission today

| BALTIMORE @® — Maryland's | : 
‘most widely-tasted product is not nounced the first shipment abroar! 

By BOB THOMAS... He ‘shows —us -sbme-ol--the--past] 
‘the oyster or crab from Chesa-of heavy water under President) 

HOLLYWOOD (Let's pay aj glories of! the Hollywood Hotel.

'peake Bay. It’s a tapioca prepara-

| Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace pro-last visit to the old Holyeroud) There is the big dining oon 

:

‘tion turned out by a Baltimore glue} 

| gram. | Hotel.

factory, It goes on the backs of closed since 1947. “It was bril-/ 
‘nearly 23 billion U.S. postage oes * ~ * |hiantly lighted with chandeliers | 
stamps each year. The AEC said it has approved! For 53 years, the hotel has been! they like a lot of light,” says, 
The glue is concoted of a minute the sale of 199 tons of heavy water sitting quietly on the corner of! Jeffries. “And there were always! 

\

to six nations and that 16 tons of Hollywood Blvd. and Highland clean white tablecloths on the 
and tapioca flour, and is shipped| |this had been shipped—11 tons to Ave., impervious to the passing of| tables and shiny silver.” 
in powder form to Washington. Now the chandeliers are hang-_ 

percentage of hydrechloric acid| 

Great Britain and 5 to France. time. With its Spanish-style ala-| 
There, the Bureau of Engraving The sales price was $28 a pound,| baster front and red tarpaper roof,| ing crazily, plaster has fallen from|

WATE 

AEC said. \it is a throwback to a gentler era’ the ceilings and the hardwood

and. Printing puts it on stamps.

AM ELIA = ue 

Motto of the Baltimore concern: Heavy water is used in several, amid the tinsel and noise of Holly-| floors have buckled from rain 
KARL MALDEN « "LEE i. Coss “Licked by all—yet—liked by, types of atomic reactors. wood. water. All that remains of the 
with Rod Steiger -Pat Henning none."* | These total amounts were past glamor are the stars painted

ap. But progress has finally

end introducing 

pow for sale: on the ceiling. On each star is:

EVA MARIE SAINT caught up with the Hollywood 

Produced by SAM SPIEGEL 

* Seren Piay by BODD SCHULBERG S:| starti M. 1, to be re fries explains tha e players al-|
Republicans Run Up |, vies sineaom, 20 tons: Mag Mtl te ree ain tat the ayer a

Music by LEONARD BERNSTEIN p p. France, India, 21; Australia, | es # ropasces | ways sat at the tables under their 5:55, 9:14 ss geriSIR 
Directed by ELIA KAZAN 

‘ '| by an office building, rows of

Big Surplus of Funds 7:11; Italy, wis: Switzerland, up = stores and a brand-new hotel. | Names. 

A COL COMBA PICTURE © A STANLEY ORME? PROD, 

2nd FEATURE: Thrills! Action! Suspense! 

es | We walk up the path, past the STARS OF THE PAST tn 

WASHING |towering, top-heavy palms that) Some of the names that remain: “SECRET VENTURE”--STARTING FRIDAY --major Sy compton tore He Asks Directions sway in the March wind. Inside, Flora Finch, Thomas Meighan,

SUSAN ROBT. 

mittees piled up a surplus of From Wrong Person we find the large lobby with yel-|Betty Blyth, Hobart aaa

HAYWARD MITCHUM 

about one million dollars in the] cuero.k Va. uw — A motorist, owing paint—on—the.bare..walls.| Owen Moore, Viola Dana, H.B Sat: "2nd Greatest Sex’ & "There's Always Tomorrow’

in “WHITE WITCH DOCTOR” 

first two months of this election’ 7” |A few elderly people are seated, Warner, J. J. Corbett.

Also “THE SILVER CHALICE” 

year, Their Democratic counter.\°u' % &48 here. asked a passing on the overstuffed couches. Jeffries continues Gown one of 

parts rantin’the red! "| driver for directions to the near-| Behind the front de sk is Leslie the wide halls. He shows us a 

* 8 @ est filling station. |Jeftries, the gentle, gray-haired| small music room, now used for 
|| This was disclosed yesterday in| The passing driver — a police-manager who speaks with a slight| Civic meetings. The piano bears a 
reports filed with the clerk of the|™2" in a patrol car — pointed to! accent of his native England. He! brass plate reading: “To com-

Say, Lucy! I Her

| House by the national, senatorial| fone on the hill. The motorist start-has been with the hotel for 14. memorate the playing by Carrie! 
and congressional committees of ©? walking toward it. Before he years and doesn’t conceal his sor-| Jacobs Bond of her immortal | that 
both parties. ithe cop it Poy vaca Gat tag by row at its closing. janes in -1909,” 

* e e cop, who no a e gas-
During as two-month period, ess car contained 15. five-gallon| LOST LANDMARK . | The famed composer a 
jars of. illegal whisky. | ‘They say the new place will be| there, the manager says, as

the GOP groups collected $1,830,-| eg a eet attraction agen sate | P, G. Wodehouse, Elinor Glynn, 

_373 and spent $772,161, leaving a “But I can't help feeling that Nazimova and others. Rudolph 
jbalance of just over one million To Represent Holland | Hollywood will be losin { +¢, Valentino was married to his |

ti mit-g one of its

ye Reel Sette! Fame 6 ' Peal landmark | second wite in the hotel, he

‘tees collected $141,588 and spent! HOLLAND i — Larry A. Sie-Teal landmarks.” | ase 

$263,250 to put their operations jdentop, a Hope College junior from 
$121,662 in the red for the period.|Downers Grove, Ill., was selected’ The real Tareas he says, is to| He shows us one of the rooms, 

Monday as Holland community | the tenants. Eighty per cent of which rents for $25 a week—You 
ambassador and will visit France them are permanent guests, and’ don't see them this big in hotels 
there as long as any more.” Then he returns down

Motherar of Missing |as part of an experiment in inter-Some have lived Yes, Desi!

inational living; sponsored by. Hol-20, years.. Most are widows; a few the wide starcase to the lobby— 
land organizations. He is the sixth are retired show cacti like char-“Can you imagine the grand en-
Cadet Still Has Hope =muaniacreeiel ° be selected in the 8cter actor Grant Mitchell and trances they made on this?” 

“FOREVER

stage star Virginia Pearson. | * ~ 

MANSFIELD, 0. (INS) — It ——— ar | “They just don’t know where | As we leave, Jeffries says: “The 
was six years ago that West Point) The Belgian Congo is to have a, te go,” says Jeffries. “They've Old place just couldn't pay for 

DARLING” 

Cadet Richard Cox told his room-;new university to serve its stu-put off making plans. It's a itself any more We have only 125 
mate he was going to meet “a dents and those of the un-little like dying: You know you rooms, and though it has been 80 

Is Breaking All-
fellow named George,” then van-mandated territory of Ruanda-! have to go, but you keep hoping | per cent occupied, it isn't enough | Records in Pontiac! 
ished mysteriously into the world Urundi, Leopoldville reports. it won’t happen.” to-keep up with the high taxes on St 
=

of missing persons. . | the property. So the hotel will 

It's a shame.”

| have to go. 

See It Today at

But his mother, Mrs. Rupert F.7

bes Donge — Pris ty Morey Sarre rah aoe Pa i 

‘ox of Mansfield, clings firmly to! 12:25 -3:55 -6:10 -9:55

Third Youth Admits

zane Feature! ér belief that somehow, some. | 
where, her -son will be found.) Taking Case of Beer 
Once a year, the Criminal Inves-2nd ATTRACTION

A third youth, 19, yesterday was

tigation Division contacts her to, 

arrested in the theft March 2 of 
ta case of beer-from a grocery 

‘report that no new clues have! The Biggest Spy Story of the Decade! 

been found. 

istore at 888 Orchard Lake Ave. “OPERATION MANHUNT”. |. 

Since his disappearance the |Raymond D. Kardell, 56 New York 
| CID has checked out numerous 

St. pleaded guilty to a charge of! 
| tips that Richard had been seen | 

mie larceny 

—E_E 

— inm-Washington, at a summer Kardell was fined $19 by Pon-
resort in Michigan, in Tijuana, | itiac Municipal Judge Maurice E 
| Mexico, at his old command Finnegan, as were his companions 

me Statope

| post in Germany, in Alaska. | | Joe E. Hayward, 19 of 73 E. Chi-

| Nothing has yielded a lead. cago Ave. and Redvers J. Wil-

ENDS TODAY!

| “Even at the end of seven years liams, 19, of 149 W. Brooklyn 
when he is declared legally dead,” Ave. 

GIANT SPIDER! 
Mrs. Cox said recently, “I will 

“TARANTULA”

continue to believe that Dick is 
‘alive and that we'll find him. ’ 

JAM “THE PRODIGAL”

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Your PTA Is Planning: 

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‘Style-0-Rama’ 

Psycho Drama Thursday 
Slated at Utica at Hudson Covert School] 

traveler 
Hudson Covert PTA will present 

Business Women’s Club WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —“ son, and lecturer of 

tion; 

to Show New Fashions Nora Sterling ‘ Psycho ” en-
Cohee Wins aa Holly ‘|titled “The Case of the Missing

at KC Hall Thursday 

Handshake,” Thursday. 

UTICA — the|

“Style-O-Rama.” .

annual fashion show of the Uticaly,.. 
Business and Professional Women's 
Club, will be held at 8-p.m. Thurs-
day in the St. Lawrence Knights 

i by Mary Lou Woodworth.

‘ 

lof Columbus Hall on Utica road.

lhe show will preview epring 

Moulton, Mrs. 
and summer fashions for women, ing teacher, Pontiac School Sys-
teenagers and children, according tem, will lead the discussion follow-

ing the drama. : 
_jeral — Clothing be 

‘Open House wil] be at 7:30

furnishedleading dress shops

by 

p.m. and the business meeting at
for the reg-in the area, Mrs. Perkowski said. 

Club Announces

8 p.m, will include election of

eeatl

Assistingin organizing the pro-officers. '* 
gram are Mrs. E. A, Schwart. 

Refreshments will be served by

koff and Mrs. Tilla E. McKeown. 

it 

the Fourth Grade Home Room 
Mothers. A nursery will be provid-
ed for children three years of age 

Party Dates

Proceeds from the show 

are ear-

marked for speech and hearing 

cor-

at 564 S.

f

ELS

eeoe 

was head 

rection services in the Utica pub-

Estate firm until his death. 

lic school system. 4 

Waterford ] Metropolitan Auxiliary) 

The Waterford Center PTA will 

62 Slates March 19,

hold a short business meeting and

Ask $3 Million Issue annual election of officers at § p.m, April 2 

STUDENT ACTORS — Walled Lake sixth grad-sharp things carelessly. “Let's Think and Be

Thursday, at the school. 

ers recently had the pleasure of viewing movies Safe,”" was produced under direction of Mr. and_ 
WATERFORD — Metropolitan 

in which they themselves were actors as fourth Be Safe,"’ in production under direction of Mr. and 
Auxiliary Club No. 62 has com-

at Madison Heights 

graders. Here, ‘‘Betty” and ‘Carol’ ’ start to quar-_ Mrs. William Murray of Warner drive.

pleted plans for the Ninth Anni-

MADISON HEIGHTS—Residents rel over whose turn it is to use th e scissors they 

versary-Party to be held on Mon-Ps 
day, March 19, at Fire Station No. -

located 
Refreshments will be served by The annual children’s Easter 
room mothers of the second grade. party date has been slated as April 

e Rev. W |), on M59. -|Area Couple Producers. __---+'ECancer Crusade’ ---

Slated for Public

Chairman for the evening will be 2. This will take place at Fire 
Mrs. Alfred Keith, Station 2, on Walton boulevard. 

Movies Made in Classroom at Walled Lake 

East Oskland 
WALLED LAKE — Dr. Kenneth

East Oakland Area Council of 

Vandenberg, pathologist, will nar-

PTA was represented at Monday's 

|rate for the film “Cancer Cru-

“Problems Clinic’ at the Kellogg Sentth president, Mrs, 

sade,” te be shown Wednesday

Teach Safety and Manner

Center in Lansing by: Mrs. Al-named her standing com-

| March 21, at 8 p. m. at the Walled

phonse Goforth of Avondale PTS; mittees for '56 as follows: 
\Mrs, Walter Huff, Poppleton; Mrs. 

By ELEANOR G. DUCKWITZ the incidents _more real, The Lake Elementary Building on . 
Sick and: welfare, Mrs. Louis 

Walled Lake Correspondent \teachers thought that the children Maple Road,

Robert Sanford, Lake Orion; and 

Thrasher and Mrs. Paul Meschen; 

learned a great deal about safety * *

WALLED LAKE—It's fun to

‘atm 

make a movie, but even more fun and manners from watching it. | The Walled Lake Business and

{ 

&

=e

Auburn Heights 

sit in a darkened classroom and| 

Instrumental in producing the Professional Women's Club is

and“Ito

Auburn Heights PTA ‘will meet 

view yourself on the screen in film were Mr. and Mrs. William|SPonsoring the film showing, which

Leonard Extension Club at 8 p.m. Thursday at Auburn 

color and “hear your voice. You! 

Murray of Warner drive, whose/!5 open to the public, There is 

no

Heights School, Mrs, Ann Garri-

admission.

See Film Tomorrow 

andimay be a little embarrassed, but children attend Union Lake school.

to 

"lyou enjoy the acclaim and even This film is one of a number

LEONARD — The Country 

the envious “ribbing’’. of

New Pastor 

which they have produced on}

accept

crainte and Mrs, Arthur Haynes.

Corners Extension Club has been 

your classmates. Secretly you

Entertainment, Mrs. Lewis Goff,

Takes Over 

| 

may decide that you are a pretty schools in various parts of the

former Two Towns Extension 

Club, 

. 

* * 

Mrs. Earl Wilcox, Mrs. Arthur! 

good actor. ‘ nd with the Red

sume and th 

Cross.’

ea coms

the 

.

Names New Officers

Thornton and Mrs. Bernard Torr; 

: 

.

This has been the recent experi-

Nomination and election, Mrs. 

ence of a number of Walled Lake white as well as in color, and both!

A movie on Civil defense will be Howard Wheeler, Mrs. Leland 

ROCHESTER: — ‘The Rochester

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 

sixth graders sacttered in the 

have sound.

shown by Robert McCallum, 

Barker, Mrs. Harry Kunse and 

Tuesday Musicale elected the fol-

The Rev. Benjamin Bohn has tak-

various elementary buildings of the| 

They

Leonard civil defense director, 

be rented 

or 

pur-

Mrs. Kenneth Sutton. 

jjowing 

officers at their

at 

may 

monthly

district. They have been viewing

en over the pastoratethe new

of

a 

meetingof the group at 7:30 

chased from the company which lhnosting here: 

the Murrays own, “Portafilms.” | * * «@ 

p.m, 

Crescent Hills Baptist Church, the movie which they made two

attend! tonight in Rowland Hall. This will

to 

currently holding services in the years ago when they were fourth 
John Monteith Elementary School, 

Commerce Dems

Mrs, Lyle/replacethe regular lesson of the 

graders. At present the Murrays are con-| President, Mrs. Howard Wilson:

in charge of reservations.' club, 

itemplating another film with the first vice, Hazel Griffith; second

Crescent Lake and Hatchery Rds. | 

The of making a film 

'Walled Lake schools supplying vice, Mrs. Murland Pearsall; treas-

The Rev. Mr. Bohn, who has’ 

involved a number of jearning

fo Meet Tonight 

background and personne] in the urer, Mrs. Don Henry; recording

Picks Ofticers at Marlette 

served 10 years as a Baptist mini-| experiences. These included 

way of actors. This film will deal/secretary, Mrs. Jacob Mackley;

ster and comes from Whitehall, COMMERCE — The Township placing of lights, arranging 

with citizenship in the classroom corresponding secretary, Mrs.

Ill., preached his first sermon in Democratic Club is meeting to-characters in scenes, selecting 
the church Sunday. 

night at the Hugo Rolland farm-

Hospital Auxiliary Meets, 

and in other situations. |Frank Boeberitz and auditor, Jean

‘Lilly,

backgrounds, choosing students 

The Crescent Hills Church is stead at 3510 Commerce Rd., west fer parts, learning lines, and 
sponsored by the Board of Mis-from Commerce village. finally coordinating al] together 

-County Calendar
sions of Bethany Baptist Church, 

Auxiliary in the five years it has 

been organized. 

state Annual Meeting

while the cameras were rolling.

The club's election-year activi-

Pontiac. Members of Bethany's Four Towns

Financial expenditures, for dra-ties will be planned at the meeting, The title of the film is “Think The Cub Scout Executive Board meet-for Conservation Heads 

and elect officers. missionary committee attended to be held at. the home of Mrs

peries, shrubbery, lobby mirrors, according to Tom Montgomery, and Be Safe" and it shows a series /"*,"

E Patterson of Lochaven, Wednesday | -oe 
Mrs. Joseph Diem, retiring secre-air conditioner, oxygen tent, hos-of school incidents which might ®t § pm Plans are to be made for the | The annual workshop for Michi

the Sunday service to welcome the 

president. 
new pastor. pack meeting next week igan soil conservation district di-

tary gave the annual report. She pital building fund and hospital) lead -to accidents. Among these 

On Saturday, March 24 the Boy Scouts 

told of the accomplishments of the pledges, totaled $6,954.17. lare s ring : bolas jof Troop 67 are having a paper drive rectors is slated for the depart-

are swinging feet in aisles, poking |, Norval Parker for pick-up service 

ment of conservation training

Mrs. Norval Smith reported on Close Waterford Series Farm Bureau pencils in ears or eyes, careless PE-5-1848, 

Union Lake ‘school at Higgins Lake, Thursday 

ert Sutton, C. F, Sherman and the calendars for the new year. handling of sharp objects, leaving, The Union Lake Fire Department st and Friday.

With ‘Yankee Returns’ to Meet, Dine 

obstacles in the center of the floor, hold a regular business meeting at Oak-. s Ss . 7 ;

Lee Paishan, 

The officers for the year are: an County Tuberculosis Sanatorium) About 80 of the 375 district di-

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — pushing in the cafeteria line, open-| 

at 7.3% tonight. Plans will be made for

A village tax increase of two vice president, Mrs, Ford Boyne; rectors in Michigan will attend,

Comdr. Irving Johnson will close Tonight at Church ing doors suddenly, and malicious the annual firemen's bowling tournament 
president, Mrs, Walterd;

mills was voted at a village meet-to be held March 11 at Cooley Lanes. jaccording to R. G. Hill, extension

Woo | 

teasing. 

Alment

secretary, Mrs. Peter Bauer, |_ WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP— ree Almont Civic Club will meet to-conservationist at MSU. Hil also

series Wednesday with his color In each case the youug actor.

|The White Lake Farm Bureau

| treasurer, Mrs, Rey McDonald, 

film, “Yankee Returns to Para-stops to think of the consequences 7 Almont Ferm Bureau will meal executive Soy of the State

jwill hold a potluck supper and

corresponding secretary, Mrs. Thursday evening at the Library |Soil Conservation Committee.

dise.”’ 

if he continues. As he places. an) ————

imeeting at 7:30 tonight in the

Ben Lytle, 

Thé travel lecture will be given tidvertisement) — (Advertizem: emt)

|White Lake Presbyterian Church. 

The Auxiliary has had seven) at 8 p.m. in Isaac Crary Junior head, clever cartoon characters 
guest speakers during the year, High auditorium. act out the results which would

Discussion topic fer the meet-
ing which will follow the supper

and has assisted in the Michigan, follow if he continued his careless 
Crippled Children’s clinic and at ways. Seeing the injuries which

wifl be “A More Intensive Safety

County Athletes Win

the Salk Polio Vaccine clinic. There Program on the Farm," with Al he might cause, the child desists 
is an active membership of 341 Letters at Mt. Pleasant Dalton as moderator. — before any damage is dene, 
members, with 36 inactive mem-

Several athletes from this area as hosts will be Mr. and

bers. to star 

ne ee 

8

4 

No attempts were made

i! 

Fl 

, 

are listed among these to receive Mrs. Carroll Steinbaugh, Mr. and 

any individual child. In fact the 

sports letters at Central Michigan Mrs. Clare Voorheis, and Ronald 

narrator sometimes calis the

College for varsity participation Voorheis. -

Friendship Circle 

child by a fictitious name, which

in wrestling and swimming. They 

causes some amusement te 

view-

Slates All-Day Session 

include Terry Lewis of Berkley, a 

County Agent to Instruct | 

ers who were not present when

freshman (wrestling); Roger Vog-

_the film was made. Since 

most 

scenes involved small groups, 

WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP 

— 

ler, Auburn Heights, junior (wres-Leaders’ Training Class

The Friendship Circle of White 

tling), and Wayne Atkinson, Brigh-

Lake Presbyterian Church _ will 

‘most of the children are not iden. |

ROCHESTER—County Extension

ton, sophomore (swimimng),

meet 

in the church basement 

at 

Agent Mrs. Mary Hixon will in-

tified. This helped 

to 

remove 

11 a.m. Thursday. struct a leaders’ training class in| the element of self-conscious. 
Members will sew cancer pads Thursday Club to Meet a lesson, ‘‘Meeting the Meat Bills’ tess from the production and 
in the morning, halt for a potluck at Avon Pavilion at 10 a.m. also made for a more realistic

LAPEER—The meeting of the 
luncheon at noon, and attend the tomorrow. 

situation,

Thursday Social and Study Club 
regular business meeting in the 

will be held this Thursday when Classes will prepare and serve 

To date the film has been shown

McKee, 40; Kenneth Pease, 41; afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence Porter will be the dishes using various cuts of meat. 

to approximately 1300 students in37, hostess. She will be assisted by the Walled Lake schools. Teach-
Mrs. Vernon Smith and Mrs. U. D. 

ers report that both they and the 
McQuinn. Study Hour will be in 

Almont Gideon Prayer Luncheon Slate ‘Spring Bouquet’ 

students thought it was excellent.

Almont's Village Party candi-“Trouble is, the OTHER side drinks V. A. NYE

Slated Week Early charge of Mrs. Clarence Bidle-LAPEER—Mrs. John G. Libbors They recognized some of the scenes

dates defeated the People’s Party VITAMIN-MINERAL MILK, too!”

man. Roll call is “‘My Hobby.” will be hostess to the members of

in all positions, with 187 voters WATERFORD — The Gideon and tharaciers which helped make! 

the Home Circle today.

Auxiliary will hold-a prayer tunch-

A new Very High Frequency ra-Topic will be “Spring Bouquets”! 

@eeoees2ee8seee#ee#eee?®

eon at noon Wednesday at the’ 

dio station is being built near Vi-and there will be an interesting

home of Mrs. Elmer Davis, 6035 
~ 

enna, Austria. guest speaker to discuss the topic.

Andersonville Rd. 
The prayer luncheon is usually 
held on the third Wednesday of 
each month. However this month 

Sunnyvale Chapel Ready 

: Sales Help Wanted

it is held a week early. 

for Mission. Gonference 

Keego-Cass Club Slates 

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— The Sunday at 11 a.m.—Rev, R. E. 

Three trustees elected for two-Thursday Card Party annual Missionary Conference will Thompson, director of the Candi-| -$100 Per Week Starting Salary 

year terms were George Johl, 129; 

KEEGO HARBOR—The Keego-

Roy Cochrane, 119; and Herb Ross, 

Cass Women’s Club will hold a

9%. They won over A. Ben D’Arcy, 

card party Thursday at 8 p.m. in

51; Anthony Heim, 63; and Wil-

the clubhouse on Cass Lake Rd.

lard Abraham, 87. 

The party is open to anyone who 
Lake Orion wishes to attend. Hostesses for 
Only 94 of the 800 registered the occasion will be Mrs. Randall 
Wilson and Mrs. Wallace Morgan. 

Joint Meeting Planned — 

be held at Sunnyvale Chapel, 3511 
Pontiac Lake Rd., tomorrow 
through Sunday. 

Featured speakers at the 7:30 

p.m. nightly services will be as 
folows: ; 
Wednesday—Mrs. Mai Marilou 
McCully, returned missionary from 
South America, . 

Thursday—Ruth Chamberlain, 

date Training Program, Inc., an| 
international program of training 
through the local church for for-

plus Bonuses

eign missionary endeavor. 

Sundayat 7:30 p.m.—Rev. R. E. 
Thompson,a farewell service |

and 
for Jackie and Hugh Morain, who 

MUST HAVE CAR

leave April 7 for work in Ger-

many under the Bible Christian 

Union Mission Board, Mrs, Mo-

out. 

MARLETE — The Juvanus Club 

has invited the Marlette Lions 

missionary frem Indochina. rain is the former Jackie Mec-
Colored slides, Cormack, daughter of Mr. and 

PHONE MI 4-6602

Mrs. Robert McCormackof Clay.

Friday—Leroy Johnson, mission-

s William V. Club to be its guésts at its meet-burn Street.

ary. candidate to Korea, Aiso a 

Shoup and Hugh¥Galloway Sr. ing next’ Monday, March 19, to film “Uncle Mel Visits India.” At each service throughout the Paul T. Williams — 
Gordon Hazelton is a new .trustee. hear a talk by John Francis of Saturday—Arthur E. Glass, asso-conference the Morains, who areSeven write-in votes were cast in Sandusky. Francis is the superin-ciate director of Israel’s Remnant, Mutual of Omaha ©

supported by Sunnyvale, will bring’the trustee race. tendent of schools for Sanilac Detroit. A potluck supper will. be! a brief message of their proposed!

‘two-yearterms were Reb-[MORE 

held jn Fellowship Hall at 6 p.m.)

County, — 

work and the progress being made. | 

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"TWENTY. SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, ‘MARCIE 13, 1956 ; 

“6H Molrama Ses "SLT Z Com Deas | MARKETS Sods Folow Sivetsasee |e! ae 

ready are on their way to San 0 oY ‘at Breakfast Meeting |" |, ORATEPUL APPRECIATION PON’ TIAC

lo Ane les R d Francisco where Motorama will) Dr. DonaldCowan | thow“ue-during cur receat be |, oPMPLOYMENT SER

A. : 
0s ge ecor jopen on March 2% for a OXPORD = Serdies ie De Don-Produce -| Speaker at the Wednesday break-| —reavement| “of Mrs. 2_veeron Ee

he family 

. April 1, From San Fre. DETROIT PRODUCE j | fast meeting of the Pontiac Live | thank all whose messages. cards, aa pags bet ponies -vew

4 through ald A. Cowan, 49, of Route 1, Sault « flowers and offers of assistance openness to $200

LOS ANGELES .— General cisco the display will be transport-!e+. 44 te Mareh 10 (AP)—The follow-' | Underwriters Asin. will be Alois| -fevers sad ators of setisianes per week. ‘Forse men who have 
Motors Motorama, which ended aed in the 150 truck Motorama fleet bad former resident of ing eo ot. he ey soins taney oe | Vineler, His subject will be ‘‘An-Special thanks to Rev. ie aaa wade ae any mn

to Boston. Oxford, will be held at 2 p.m. predic to the farmers’ markets by NEW YOR "swering Objections.” ten seshcl Kamen Gon building constructian. Expe:

nine day showing here Sunday, Thursday at Sault Ste. Marie, |Setee veld ty them i whelteal YORK i®—The stock mar ine recently came to Pontiac| _ dee Sub."& "of Granger Ra. Ceoomant mon beege oe

clocked an attendance of 512,929,| The final pa ages of thewith burial there. He died Mon-erie Fridaywere: Pruite—appies, De-|Ket pursued an irregular pattern 4s manager of the local Metro-Flowers 3 | picked. “Call LL, DenoFE 

topping less. year’s record mart) ‘Teeteranss 2. om April Gay, bu; apples, Jonathan, fancy." 3.60 bu;|in early dealings today. Trading| Meco LifeInsuranceCo. office. ~ DUNSTAN'S Sea ot

by nearly 100,000. [19 through April He leaves his widow, Esther; |No 1 2403.00bu: Spies, actaIntesh, was active. Hur Wi 2-a901 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONSAND 
Harlow H. Curtice, GM presi-three children, Judy, Cynthia and/Northern Spy, fancy, 4.00 bu; Ne 1, 2.%8-/ Gains and losses in key stocks. Hentar | Directors 4 FACTORY ‘“SALESMEN Sell i 

dent, said the record-smashing at-Pai Admit Thei Guilt Douglas, all at home; and his og ad abl: Bess . -315 / ranged from fractions to around a_ Aeee Cheries Ghecter pationatiy: “known ' 

e ar t iv 1 iM. Cushi oes “y

tendance “reinforces my convic-mother, Mrs. Jennie Cowan of}, % stables, talec — Besta, ¢ Ne 3; point. Puae jhe be aes oT plete linefor entireffamily, “Pull 
tion Fawr another good year in Night Breakin Lake Orion, + » Ourel ¢ ot fancy.218 bu: Shortly after the opening, the. COATS FUNERAL HOME carn uD to $25.00 ner day in com-

= pe A sony empond industry and A Detroit youth anda Roseville Mrs. Herbert Rahm 00-150 doz behs. cor sh No 4 a out ticker fell two eee : Dr ag on Weuierd Tes. | eauipment furnished navee 

the “4 ” man pleaded guilty to nighttime) OXFORD — Service for Mrs. |gc2" bens” Onions, ary, Not. 138-113 eee renee DIONIFIED SERVICES =| Gharies rockin, So 

Some of the “dream” cars, sPe-\ aking and entering) yesterday Herbert (Myrtle M.) Rahm, 73, of 8.1 beg. Parsley, curly, No'1, 65-100 from the floor, The tape caught up KIRKBY——_ SINGLE’ MIDDLE-AGED FARMBR

PEE PPE POE CC COPS PEPE, LE St., be , 2)dozdos behs; pee!“et,root, No 138:1-%51, Chemicalsfew minutes later.-and ——-; Funeral Home—PE 41882 on dairy 3800 once. Mi. Rd.East Meta-~

and County Circuit Judge|12. Pontiac will held at behs. Mt. 1.00-1.35'a:-oils aircrafts ; ‘ at

werrrbbtberbrpebbbbtets Oakland el ""Dryden phone 

$ Lancheons..2 ark +, Adena_set seotenciog a Mei and;--hile-steels,-mo-+-Chgin_of Music. Stores | Donelson-Johns | Sree as ee 

$ Mest-Your Friems nthe 3! sieve Possert, 11, of Detroit, and Sut sha ad'sost het (42 and Falls were mixed. Coppers) Selected for Promoting | -penckis"}th "eitinas Trainees pee

> 4 10-1 pox ubarb, hothouse, No1. *ARKS-GRIFFIN CH 
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3 Riker Fountain 3 aS ee — ke poh peng Sire. Rabon leaves hee bent -posi ee — , Gamers, |! NS od:| One of the few wide movers was Brand | Names Aliet « go CHAP ato} ‘ 

$ 2 Sy 2-50. bu. American Hawaiian Steamship Co., le r

$ Riker Bldg. Lobby 2/stations in the Ortonville-Clark-/one son, KennethOxford; one |". oan ot, 190-1bu. :|up 6 points 118. company} Voorhees-Siple |

: ‘ of Pes 50, 6 at The Grinnell Brothers, owned by Pon-= 
7

AAAPAPAAADDAPPDAPAAPAD Storr area. ch pee mein area eee | nil teers) ubTyesterday reported a net income tine merchant Jack Wainger, has| FUNERAL HOME ws aera yoo 

— ase a St. Clair and irs, Adele pereoir Ecos -|for 1955 equal to $7.71 a share com-Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor futuure, and have r callene. de-
: + . DRTROTt, 12 t.o.b. : with a in been named Top Brand Music PE 20318 gree or whyan accept
. of not oppor-

‘DonderoRoyal Oak MMareh (AP)—Eggs, pared loss 1954, ground equiv: an

714 Community Nat’) pO Witbur J. Brown |prgaea: “wt eluded. neeelstate) pa lo ~~ Cemetery Lote. $ | Strat “as latescaseermeet 

(fern SE | KINGSTON — Service for Wil-|avg. 52; large pray ay oe pes New York Stocks” Winner are selected for the way; ¢pests OARL ASE ILL. REA-fweekuy” lectures from top execu-j 

<7 Bank Building bur Jacob Brown, 38, who died| {Um 42-45 wt. avg. ta; grade B'targe Admiral ee ate ae in which they Sray brand name tives,a wih direct,joe 
Saturday in Mercy Hospital Cadil-= ; O: args ied Cham 1188 ia Cr “Sel marchaniine. in this case, musical gesignments w a yes 
Yom FE 4-1568-9 lac, after, three years of illness, | sid. ev va: i te Ol Grae Ailed sure ae scabs wa “instruments. The Pontiac Press tion completion _Excoutive

Str needs 

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‘was to horsat 2 hy apt from Geeks 34-wid. ave 36%. ‘Alis Chalmers ee ewey Mayes. Bs ue FOR WANT ADS to we peresgaat Crees | 
40%-46; a Ng Beg S| pep ae Se Lor” Gi . es 100 in the music DIAL FE 26181 frelude Tefeongne, © ni se

‘ton, with burial in Kingston Ceme-| i: 

Ee MY cost || carn | ree 

He is survived by his wife, Edith! mige 3o's-44%) medium Sptecate reas |A™ “7a cc Wainger was : WAITE'S DEPARTMENT STORE

|BAKER & HANSEN }%~. ati Wrie 

| Stocking "Brow: twosistersandl gecment_ eet, wet. frm. AZ Mat” 'ty Etats” elected president | tts ited, Me Ee

° . » Mrs. one ae Lou & . 93.3 of the music store = -_

Nash HE 

Richard H DeWitt Donald E. Hansen ped Arthur Benfield, both of Ki ngs-hao whi ficient Sm 5 es ats23.6 Mack Trk ....32. chain sibitiyi] “ter eens

sue . fl i justfelt|Am Red. ... “ies DD fir aa November ert chauaen 

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ipiiaee “Of Merck ...... 20.4 t : ion dverti holidays & vacation. a

Accident Insurance Fire Insurance ford, also his mother, Mrs. Fred)" a Am ‘TelTei 105.58 Mpls Hon ee to Pontiac in 1928 --Oh, poo 
Automobile Insurance Life Insurance — CNNOAGG. Re BS tier Am Vie ae wot Mont Ward # fo establish the) | cores “Woes cencetfations cM MFG. CO. 

Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance — fleady., Fecelpts 1,148,000: wholesale buy-iarmeo Bt! 53.6 Motor Wheel | By WAINGER WKC store. are made be sure to get ue

Insurance tence — Service for ‘st, $2 A st; 60-8865; @ G/Armour & Co 20 Motorola... Included in the} § -22"isumeote wilbe. given UNUSUAL EARNINGS

ROCHESTER El-|ieGse"aa

la Lawson, 84, = Ht x o ; 1429; care 90 B Aik Armes Cx ....333 Murray af we. action which placed the Grinnell it, . Can be yours, i bie 
, at Brice ‘ large |Atl Réfin ... 39 Wat Cash RK.42.1/ chain on top was the company’s| © ciosing time for advertise. elton A = 

Wednesday in the William R. | Shites eo Balt & Onto 47 Rat Gel® de ments containing type sites tnd sround Pontiac. Pia

"mixed

__ Tee. Judge the aiiaire of other men better than their sR 41.5; mediums 40.8; standards 39.5; /Bendix Av ..57 Nat Gyo; .94.4| promotion and publicity on its — ate . ams and let's. 

eet eee ~ _Home_here, with! Ti. checks 36.5; current . Re: -—anaan 23 Neat bead =O oe la 1a o'clock noon the ian as 
‘terease burial in Mt. Vernon Cemete reorders iret Nia M Pow...334 — grncbepairy = specs day © 

Miss Lawsonlast‘ night at a CHICAGO POTATOES — Se ear fo Am Av «08 ee rt. yore © te

died may 

the firm’s annual] Fp

: OtheGe ae eww survivors ;~Roetame arva id stck iteosn Brgy te. 2 mee ares | Aso ie were Be "aay" ey sass 

-ROMEO— Service for John B.|Pcnser Carlet track sales old stock (Camp Soep 43.7 Param Pict my Lines 1-Day 3 Days 6 Days
: as OB eo 48. artist sin with the ‘4 :

HAPPY FAMILY LIFE itch) Dempsey, of Nate; ake hua oer en geebeey i RaeAf, Ge ee «lea art nevi Pe ae ay

_ ., formerly of Romeo will be held! Pontiacs $4.40-4.60 washed and Cdn Pac . 365 Pepsi Cola oa] A ng to Beniamin s. Kott, 4 1.60 3.0 aa0 

STARTS AT HOME at 11 a.m, Wednesday at St. Paul) waxed. New stock arrivals 37; on track sg so — -312 Pfizer Ave WU ccording 30 6 33 466 be (1.20

Ss 8638

Church here under the|‘: supplies moderate, demand good and Ceiriet Cp... 87.7 Pheips D 70 | general manager of the Grin-270 ©

L 7 315 86T | 840 
direction of Roth's Home for Fu-| sales: Plorids round Reds in 50 I sacks (cate! Trac... 66.6 Phitip Mor ||. 46.1 | Nell: stores, training of personne —~ 33 $$ oa : 
nerals, Burial will be in Romeo) 2.85-3.00, Sebagos in "100 Ib sacks $5.40. Serve coe : ns pi Pete a. Ne merchandising = — public a 8 ; . 22 
Cemetery. Butch died early Sun-as sytien | ad Soop proc & 1083 relations were taken consi; msweet 
day morning, a victimleukemia Poultry Simax Mo’... €72 Pute On ..... 433 eration, along with window 

re _ market stronger. New stock carlot track a 15.1 Phiieo 36.3 

of dis-

apa = ara persorPATENE POUERY _pay.glsece pce Berns: St) A cae plaque will be_nee-BOX REPLIES

gs Gone eoreeetl oal Mend d feb. DetroitNo. 1 quality [asl'pra a... 503 Reyer Mae... SB sented in York) At «. —— Today :

-sisters, Dyanne and re. five Douttry up te 19 8.0.tor — Ea ne in MD p77 8s | to Wainger New -10 m.. 

Dryden ten sls-6 Bo, 39052 unre tallSpe Scena BS Satewer ses. aoa | APrit 18. there were replies at

In an uncontested election at. ‘includes beltsvilie hens ent ipo nes Sy & Pap <. 483 | : the Press office ig. the :
Dryden, candidates picked by the Comment: | Ma a Cont Bak..... 384 Beir, hoe |. 468) Wheels, Tires Taken following boxes: 2 

caucus systemyst were placed | Feceipis#%°¢ for pricesrather taht ay o(Gemt Cans... : 3 Sen on... tas his. was beside

Magee P ot recept Gent On 3s Sinclair© -:. $2 | while car parked werey 

"a Harold Leever was elected _ Go POULTRY oben? Bs | | eed CS {37 | the Grand Trunk tracks at West “12'2. 23, 25, 28, 30,

CHICAGO 34, 
president; Dale Wilcox, clerk;| CHICAGO, March 12.—(aP)—(Uspa) |Oet Edis... 35.4 5 erry Rand. 213 Pike Street, somebody stole four : 

Hazel McCa : —Live poultry steady to firm on hens,|Q0U8 Airc.... 84.2 Sid Brand al heels and tubeless tires, Carol 54, 56, 59, 60, 61, 74, 90,

uley, treasurer; Robert fully steady on caponettes and young + eal een + 6.3 gta OFF Cant) 9t-7 | a told 94, 95, 97. : 

Weingartz, assessor; stock; receipts in coops 702 (Priday 114/O0,, Pont)» Sid gaa ~=84| Braid of 70 S. Cass Ave. ban. 0.

McCauley, Oliver Braidwood and|*?emt. 24, 12 paring, pret, um-/tast Kod". S48 Std Qiicite’-"at | Pontiac Police yesterday. Braid | “= See

Earl Faulds as three-year trustees. hens $19.8; brollers or fryers 2¢\Ei & Mus. . 3.1 Siad Back’. 79) | estimated the loss at $230. eine ace wae 4 

A total of 29 voters turned out|25: eld roosters i45-15.8; capon Sn Sei Beer Bad..... 384 un ott eo — AL JOBS OPEN IN THE 0 8. 4 
to. the polls. — Ex-Cell-O ..., 18 Sylv El Pd... 49.3 . oe. fn. SS oe eee 
Looking forwardto a home of n. a careful | ay a ~ a ivestoc Food Mach... 63. re osu 2 Death Notices ment thio vq ~ on A :

Take 
look into the matterof i Let us show you how aan Matarws,i 3 aunghber of Ma. en e Preah Tre.’ --3849 Thome et | | Rega poerrion——— | OR WITHOUT. EX.

financing. . th-ealery, and

our Direct Reduction —— ogl can save you land Mrs. Jamies Mathews of 1005 pertnzn soot ther Eo eS Traneamer # ‘ BAD eRe ee beloved National organization serving io PERIE nce TO oes oe | 

money, bring you safely and surely to free and clear | White Lake Rd., Route 2, Fenton, | Cattle—Salatie 700 cin ee 2 gaaercoed =. infant Geughter of George an men fer. Savnmien in N E & 2 
home ownership. monthly will [will be at 1 p.m. frtsh receipts cows:Ceh sha Gen hoe a Ua Carbide Totes, Reward. as ba ree “Suet ae 93-98 ge CIAL -

All-in-one payments held Thursday Satie = MBG) ent be INSTITUTION

automatically reducewipe out your mortgage loan.” ioe Richardson-Bird Chapel, Mil-|steers end. yearlings generaity | steady: aS} Unie Air Lin. 424 George Baird Jr. Funeral, serv: have high school diplome, Ove | MUST BE NEAT

and AP-
. ford, with burial in West Highland changed: few small jote ateschoice (GoebelBr. 83 Omit Pratt. $47 March 1¢ ot Duff, Tone. wu eurit good future, Call PE PEARING, HIGH

® \ ‘Cemetery. Thé child died suddenly ‘4 st ere round moet iGecdyesr 09.6 
OS 
Ges .. 31 PeacselSee arrahgements “by ORaPTauiNArraM LyWAnveD 90% GRADUATE,

11.80-i6.00: pelt ... Op 
bing...
Cp 8 Sameer bea the ~~ SCHOOL 

0 Vings nl | Monday. ers 12.00-16.00. most early sales uttity (OTe Paige... 23 

p . = | Surviving, besides the parents, |[o¥* 1150-1250. latter price ‘paid tree” Gt West B.... 345 US Steel ..... $72] GORDON, MARCH &, aaa. MARY, EXP ENCED MEN LaY-MUST HAVE OWN
75West H — FE 4-0561 are and Mrs. Eu-| Seeer eee Stet, mmeveals 8.8-\Giernsand |. 145 OO... 8T 1147 8. Spruce Bt. Los Angeles. out fitter. Must be able | CAR, CALL FOR IN-

est Uren FE -0 6 h Re of led cad arent utility and commercial bults’ 1350-18 50. Guill OU .... 96.4 West Un. Tei ht Callf., age dear aunt of Mrs. © on CEN AT FEderal™

68; TERVIEW 

—— = Frank | tcay vealore; cori (Hl Ra wets a Pera A a Mw, 80421 *

-—— seed Mr Mrs. ~ roa for ‘ter: tmost = sais Cent . oe est pao at lienret =<cuneingnam.hy — sq fT ixieaft i-7

Brennan of Det | ei Sameer Upton, Bt Secs et] Rae egy ee | REE TO CARE |

} Mrs. Adam Gottler bul ul and low ueihity ‘over 26 ih linspir Cop .. 66. Woolworth .. 488 frem the Huntoon Puneral Nome _Rd. Lake Orion : _Help Wanted Female 7

| MARLETTE—Service for Mrs. [Nealers wie10 Ooi some lighter weight (nterlak Ir | 318 idl ha he oe with Rev. James W. Deeg of-EXPERIENCED W. A qnenernots WOMAn | a. = 

shat #16) Gorton he in Hsea'pramomaniewashers aod weekly banding s Ueautia see

Complete Adam (Katherine) Gottler, 55, “Sheep” “seinble 1000. Not enough int Mary “N"" ar) Younget, Porn'"“let™wiih | |

: Keyiton Townahip, was to be held rattler ancy or tbe oi otto ft BiCk BE seegehnee Ws) fate a ine Giiage rotor! | Size, Matar ateganeter | Eafe Seatis "Revgetrecea

: at St. Patrick Church, Clifford, to-| perorr stocks See ere fee Must furnish references. All infor. Sy pecensery FB or 
day, with burial in the St. Patrick | CMCAGO LIVESTOCK ‘C.J. Nephier Co} HUMPHRIG®, MARCH 11, ios6, piscoment Parts and Service Co., SARYsITT ioe Pee 
nvestment Cemetery. Mrs. Gottler died Fri-Diane, March 12 (AP)—Salable pigures after decimal points are eighths Ralph, Muncie, Ind.. age 86, dear Oakland ers, west ‘of Birm 

he 10,000: active. butchers mostly # High Low Noon brother of Merle, and Clarence EXPERIENCED “ENGINE LATHE Child Cai ae

day at her farm home. full 25 higher than Friday but instances Baldwin Rubber* a 167 164 Rip) Humphries. Funeral service rater. for semi-production air saay s x R i 
i She is survived by her husband; soe poral oe Cates ciclo, eeweights; Gerity-Michigan* 923 #26 Nee ese Sommootey. —_ craft wor! ok = of ogre. Day w ie , .

Facilities {two daughters, Mrs. Leo E. O31 Set co Sie se = pele S122] Bud ABP ite uabtaer | Migs MIE orm BS A athens 

2 mn ng humerov t slke® en v of I “ rs r ae ee

Tiare irre ee Pa eae en HL) ES eign | teen ge trem | eats peated 

Y 
Cottier, Flint and Johan Annee 283,12 
ie5-13.00: later priceforea” 
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™ See ee vig ang aac! '7| arate at ne 
tTBraee-omitn | 
115 St. 
APPLY | Fetcien paine 

er, Flint. A. and4ea Wh 11.78-12.25; few : Neon 
Puners ORNERAL MACHINIST. 
Rochester. Andre res. tz, Some

. Wednesday, Works, Main 
+++ at Your Finger Tips | Frank both on the farm, two! 33-33 | leseiise: che oi aaa! DETROIT STOCKS shake Senate aks Hom ng t ELDERLY uM Se ——BIRMIN AM

GHAM 
| sisters, Mrs. Rudloph Keller, Ger-| ge pits under 10.08. salable calves 

Pisures after decimal points are eighthe Sarah, 22750 Middlebelt Ra. See Te Te RM! E ] 1steers te age "enereuarion

; ‘many, and Mrs. Paul Kowasch, | sg: slow barely steady 60 low High Low Noon Farmington Twp. 78; be-JOBS FOR ME} Generel effina sec

Just pick up your phone and call us for experienced | Czechoslovakia; two brothers, Carl ¢r than last ‘week's 

y as 
Boa tie 
A "e | ccatee ; mare Sone ete Birening

o 
high close, ornesda 
ee eee 4) eebg eo | heceumtans : meatie.. vent
service on your investments. Your inquiries are wel-|Hutzel of Detroit and Stephen heifers tatri y active pony to. lower Kingston Products*. Puneral , vervice vin as hela Billed" mech come college... i380 Serv

Pre 10 
| Hutzel, Germany, and five grand-{9 Midwest 
pom. 

Home,

come—by phone, by letter or in person. 26 higher than last Wednesday; other | Abrasive! eae from the Thayer Funeral

Rudy

| children. chaasen steady to strong; load prime! | R' Mtg* Parmington with Rev Carl A GCARE ER CENTER 

woe Screw*

1,133 25.00; a prime, offictatine tn B-1 Bide

Mrs. Edward James ib steers few loads 
sale: bid and asked 
Pchulte Interment Riket ve. 8-0416 

steers up to 1,350 Ib 22.50-24.00, bulk) Grand fawn Cemetery Mrs MAN DO JANITOR

WANTED: TO

| FARMINGTON — Service for choice steers 18.00-20.50: load‘ lots high! Jemes wil! ie fm «tate at the work outside Full anes apefehotee and mixed choice and prime} 

Thawver Funerel e Drive-In 2435| 21.00-22 00; good steers 16.00-17.50; some LINRENMAY “OCH 12, 1944 Dixie Hwy TENO wntow 

‘WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. 
‘WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. 
‘Mrs. Edward (Sarah) James, 88, ing Pontiac Theater, 

commercial steers

Member New York Stock Exchan ge and other leading exchanges of 22750 Middlebelt Rd., will be utility to low Holstein Ada J, 702 Biaine st eee 6% MAN WANTED: MECHANICALLY GEN CLERICAL, win, wat. 

2 «13.50; few loads mixed choice 
Lodge Calendar 
of

held at p.m. Thursday from. beloved wife Albert Ninsen-inclined for general machine shop SEAMSTR 
Regular of Pontlac dear of © Apply Rochester

and prime heifers 19.25-20.00; most good meeting | man: mother William work at Mig

;. choice 
and commercial mos: White No. Wednesday, 406 State Bidgin Grand Lawn Cemetery. She died | 
cows 11.00-13.00: Shrine 22, 
ton A. Thelma 
a] PontingBank

PONTIAC OFFICES Thayer Funeral Home, with burial) to heifers 15 50-19.00: wtility | Cornelious M., Carl 1 anf Clan. Co, 9 South Bt, Rochester. 
mI IDWEST 

Linsenmen, Mrs

canners and cutters 10.00-seat z March 14, at 8:00 at Rooéevelt || Pringle: dear sister of Albert ~~ MECHANIC ae PE $0221

Stat jana bulls

716 Pontiac e Bank Building at her home. commercial 14 00-15 60; temple, 22 State St. Potluck din-| Tehran end = Mrs Marraret Buick and Pontiac experience

down: choice 

Clean shop, good working condi-

Pumeral

_ Mrs. James leavesa son, W illiam, to yearling 
26.00 
stocker 
three 
steers 
loadsa, 
19.50 
<0 
Rieble service wit! be CASHIER

FE 4-2895 sheep 2,000: slaughter 
ner at 6:30, bring your own table | held Thursday, 9 18 tions See Missel Anderson

Rob 
of Farmington; a daughter Mrs. active, unevenly 25-50 service. Bessie A. Howell, Scribe. | em from ff Michsels Cathotte Pontiac Buick Utica. REpublic

“erch 18

Salable lambs 

moderately high -Office girl, 2% to 46 vears oid,

2-90!

ehurch in 
own 19.50-21.50; most sales 20.00 and) Cometery, Mra Lincenman will MIDWES tT “work from 12 noon to ® p.m,children and 14 great--grandchil-|¢abore; a short deck prime 101 Ib 21.75, | | Ie im at Voorhees_Sinie 

E. F. Hayes of Detroit; 7 grand-er; good to prime wooled lambs 110 Ib —Adv Interment Mt. Hon-shorthand and typing essential, te 
state the 

FOR MEN

dren, | latter price new high for year to date | Puneral Mome. Rerttation of the 

will Young Grad Accountant 9450 -

iif -ah aed ib choice and prime 2000; News in Brief Rosary be at @ p.m. Wednes-SALES GIRLS 

Parts Clerk $325lambs 12.00-1900 Office Experienced $275

] far evening Experienced in ready-to-pear, te 
faasbe unsold; cull to choice work 5 to § evenings.

| LITTIE. MARCH 10 1956, JOHN * Mechanic's Mtetper i #200 
Finbert. 29: Station

slaughter ewes 5.50-850 Robert Harmon, 35, of Walled 
7) Devon Road, age Attendant $325

STOCKS— BONDS Red-Hooded Bandits * Lake, who pleaded guilty to drunk son of Mr. Mra. Luke Mechanic tools $s BLOOMFIELD

beloved and Without 

406 cuenta’ ay tr‘on Bide.

‘M. Little: dear brother of James

driving yesterday before Milford FASHION SHOP

A, Willtam WL, and Luke M. Lit-

Consult Us for First Hand Information Rob Youthful Campers 
Justice Van-tle Jr Funeral. service will be

Township James 

held Wedneday. March 14 a! 2 GLEAN Gikt TO STAY W

in Stock and Bonds” i Draw Prison Terms ‘of Their Equipment Leuven, was fined $75 with $25 
from the Pu-and baby while husband

| pm. Anerks-Griffin wife 
the 
costs and sentenced to Oakland | neral De-works nights More for home than

Two men who admitted they While were in Hore 
offictatine 
Rev 
‘1 3-3403.

they camping with Marold wages

Windt Interment

County Jail for 30 days 

| Ottawa Park Cemetery Mr Litt'e CONCESSION STAND ATTENDANT 
We maintain a direct line to a member of all Walton Boulevard, three teen-age Pleading guilty to simple tar. 
f wil’ Me 'n state at the Sparks-
NEEDS SALESMEN CALL FOR Must be able to work 

were the red-hooded bandits who woods near. Telegraph Road and 

appearing girl over 18, 
‘held up Tom's Bar at 928 Mt. Orifft, Puneral Wome 
Principal exchanges with up-to-the-minute 
St. $890 18 
boys robbed them of their camping 23-year-old Marion Yancy | 2) pre. land Theater oe ee 

APPOINTMENT or évenings. Apply manager, Oske

M‘TrRWws, 1056

\Clemens taking Jan. ceny, tear 

equipment, Randolph Adler and MMe #nn 190% White take Rea

of Ferndale was assessed $25 costs | | COOK & DOWNSTAIRS. NO LAUN-

quotation service available at all times. Ret Ne 2 Fenton Mich. age 7 RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
dry 42406.

| MI

were sentenced to 7'2 to 15 years Mike Esmanski, both 10, told Pon-yesterday and sentenced to jail infant of 2 Ra

mloved davehter fr Open

8 Telegrayn 

GIRL .

\in Jackson State Prison yesterday tiac Police yesterday. ‘for 60 days by Farmington Town: | and Mrs James Mathew: Fu-Phone FE 3-710: or FE $-7202 | DEPENDABLE ORLADY 

between 18 Babysitting 
iby Oakland County Circuit Judge The boyssaid the three hood-ship Justice Allen C. Ingle. yr, Bfereh 15 af 2 pm Call after 10 02. 

neral service will be held Thure-Co-onrerative Real Estate Exchange 

and light housework. oa, AR 
in a.m,

lums, armed with knives and an Richardson. ied PONTEAC

C. J. Nep hler Co. ‘Clark J. Adams. 
Charged with reckless driving, Silfard Mich EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 
| Gerald K. Davis, 28, of Avon automatic pistol, took canteens. Poebéert Worrvece offt-lating Tn. 18 W. Huren PE 4-255!818 Cemmunity National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 Township, and his brother-in-law, blankets and a knapsack containing Hezkiah Kent, 24, of 624 Bloomfield | terment In Weet Hirhtnd Come. PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS 

tere Dekble Ann wit’ fie Im state also lay-out rein-

hand men for 

the

‘John D. Fortson, 23. of Auburn their food. Ave., pleaded guilty and | eo Richordsen Ried Prnerel forced pliastice Excellent oppor-
was fined $25 hy Pontiac Municipal Home tunity. tdea! working conditions 

all yesterday Experienced 

Heights, pleaded guilty to armed 

PAPANICHOLA MARCH 11, 1056, Call MA 41510

Judge Cecil McCallum,

robbery Feb. 20. Drunk Driving Admitted Demetris V 93 Deight St age PERMANENT POSITION FOR 
Both confessed a similar holdup 67 beloved husband of M>-: man. age 23-35, who has initiative 

Norman Parrish, 33, of Drayton A 875 fine was paid yesterday | Anne WH Papanichola deer fath & ability. With or Slenocraphers.

selesmanshipearlier Jan. 18 of a Port Huron 99 N.| -ef of Misa Irene Kentros *ftx« without actual experience, to +

by John D. Suits. 22, of 381

FIRE INSURANCE 

tavern. The pair also admitted Plains, who pleaded guilty to Antigone Papanichola, Willlarn enter the tife tmurancé business 

drunk driving yesterday before Saginaw St., who yesterday plead-| end Katherine Papanichola tx A complete course of training i«breaking into two businesses at eisters aleo survive im Greece -given in advanced life anderwrit-
Winter, the season for furnaces, Opdyke and Pontiac Rds. in Keego Harbor Justice James ©d guilty before Pontiac Municipal 
Funeral service will be held ing And an aptitude test ts pro-

Southart, paid his fine of $35 with McCallum. was March at vided. and commissions Apply

Judge Ceci] Suits Wednesday, 14 1°70 Salary 
oil heaters, etc., is also the sea-January. pm from the St George Greek | under a liberal contract with ex-

| Davis said he stuck * the Lake $15 costs. charged with reckless driving. 
H Orthedor Chrrch with trter~ent eellent possibilities for adrance-

fon for disastrous fires' Protect in Oak Hill Cemetery, Mr. Pap-ment. Call Mr, Bond, WO 2-0171.

‘Orion Bo-In bar Feb. Ethel Chapdelaine’s Beauty anichola will He in state at the PHARMACIST — NO SUNDAY PONTIAC 
aor specialist hair and Farmer-Snover Home no Full part 
ing adequate insurance on your 
Gets $2 in Apartment | 
tting. 6303 Dellw RAHM. ‘MARCH 13, 1 1956. MYRTLE time. See M Watson, Simms MOTOR 

your property and family by hav-
in st feu Funeral work, fountain or 

Bros. 93 N. Saginaw

St., 
73, beloved of REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MAN

home and furnishings. Admits Firearm Misuse, A thief who walked into their lake. for 3-4792. aaay | M., 12 Pontiac Oxford. Mich. 

junlocked apartment at 24 Cross St; 
age wife Herbert 
service commercial domestic aan DIVISION

Placed on Probation 
Placed on Probation 
Rahm: dear mother of Kenneth 
air conditioner nee-

Experience

Rahm: dear 
Irma Herman Roeg-NOW 
fier and Mrs. Adele Dondero Fu-am. 
and 
Re-
06 Dept. 

managed to steal $2 before they ACCOUNTANT, wide experience, H sister of Miss 
essary rely for arena L

DON’T DELAY — CALL Lee A. Thomas, 31, of 23 Hibbard scared him off, Mr. and Mrs. Louis oll phases accounting, desires part Roegner, W. 
to am only Roy's 

pila parts service. Personnel

Ct., yesterday was placed on one-'LaPratt told Pontiac Police _yes-ine assignments; monthly clos-neral service will be. held, Friday, Oakland 
and 4-9295. 

March 16 at 2-pm_ from the a 

year probation and assessed $100 terday. ~ s tax work. FE 
Rossardet-Mablev Funeral Home. 

~ SALESMEN

—Adv. AVE

H. W. HUTTENLOGHER Agency (4) | 
GLENWOOD = 4
‘court costs by Oakland County Cir. * 39 W. Burdick St. Oxford, Mich Needed to enlarge staff verage

‘with Rey. B. officiat-Average

H. W. Huttenlocher Max E. Kerns cuit Judge Clark J. Adams. | By poisoning the carcass of & H. Johnson commission $75. é¢arnings _ PONTIAC,
If your friend’s in jail and needs ting. Interment in Oxford Ceme-up to $250 weekly, Referral sys-
tery. Mrs Rahm will lie im state for contacts.

318 Riker Bldg. FE 4-155) |, Thomas pleaded guilty Feb. 27, |sheep an _Indian village doctor, bail. Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. 
at the Bossardet-Mabley 
tem “ane For ap 

Funeral. concn: OL

\ ito a of firearms charge. | killed three tocperss.. _ —Adv. Home L, 21811. 
phone 1-7186 pr 
4 

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Museum to Exhibit U.S. and Soviet 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 | | __ TWENTY-FIVE . 
and the United States/NICK HALIDAY

Siuuue 

“If Christians cannot 

a 

talk 

to 

MOSCOW

Kelly's wedding gown will be a delegation 

\P—A spokesman for 

but Not to TV Screen

of American church-

placed on exhibit in the Phila-men says the top items to be dis-LOS ANGELES —Ramon Leon) 
delphia Museum of Art after the cussed during their Russian visit 

Angulo was watching television) _ 

screen star’s marriage to Prince|concern world peace and ch but the chiller that came throu 
Rainier II] of Monaco. freedom. the air didn’t show on the poate 
7 F a It crashed through the roof, 
4 The gown will be a gift to the) The 10 visiting clergymen ar-| Angulo told sheriff's deputies 
e tashion wing of the museum which rived in Moscow Sunday. that he heard a rending noise in 

contains a notable collection of *e* @ | an adjacent room._ Investigating, 

gowns by famous designers. Miss| pr, Eugene Carson Blake of|he found a hole in the ceiling 

Kelly's gown was created by Helen philadelphia, president of the U.S.|about 18 inches in diameter. The) mm 

Rose of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. National Council of Churches, told/floor was littered with chunks of Cog ed 

ar: ae)

_% The museum announced it_ex-|a news the ‘‘two most|smashed ice. *

conference She 

pects the wedding dress to be/critical iteris-on our agenda” are| —“e 6 eo E ‘ 
brought to Philadelphia after the|what the “churches of the two] Angulo thought pranksters were, ALLEY OOP 
wedding in Monaco by Mrs. John countries have done and are do-| a+ work, But the officers said the| 7mm” 

B. Kelly, mother of the bride, and|ing to promote world peace and | nome was beneath an airline route| [i % 
it will go on display soon after-|the freedom of churches to fulfill! ang they deduced that ice had 
re ward-on-a specially constructed their missions ‘in each country.” | slipped from a plane in flight, 
mannequin. = * 

--__OO | He said he and his colleagues) India has renamed its new Mas-Bam 
Austrailia has cut import quotas hope to open ch ls of « -| sanjore Dam in Bihar state, ‘‘Can-, = 

~~ for all types of motor vehicles.'nications between churches in the ada Dam’ Dumka reports. 

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EVERYBODY W [HMPR. YD || OUST L00G'S WE LOOKS LIKE HE'S JUST BFORE 
SCROOL'S GOTTA I SAH IT SAWN, “OHATS JO EAT?" OR “TM SO TIRED.” 

or 

Y' TANK TH "AVERAGE MAKE 

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a ; => Sa Pre & 1966by NEA Service,ne TM Rog US. 

en Sod GRANDMA 

By “McEvoy and Strieber THAT GIVES ME ABETTER IT WOULDN'T TAKE MUCH OF 

D IDEA O' HOW MUCH SEED A DETECTIVE T' FIGURE OUT 
ze WILL BE NEEDED!’ WHERE TH’ STRING WENT,

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