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_ 300 County Democrats to Be at Rally 

_James Allen and Mrs. Jane Loud; |_ -|—"The-State Aeronautics Commis-

Dem Senators 

at 

Ike Victorious 

_ 

oid 

a ie ie

hy Sey bee 
& 

in54to41 Vote.

of Parking Lots 

, a 

Le 

for Late April on Crucial Issue

“Some 21 Pontiac area women are Holly; Mrs. Hugo Rolland, of Mil-

. 

ford; Mrs. Neile Crowe, of Roch-

“on a statewide committee plan-

é 

ning an afternoon reception tomor-|ald Adams, Mrs. Clark J. Adams, jester; Mrs. Leslie Hudson, Mrs. 

a ees 

row in the Detroit Masonic Temple|Mrs. Mrs. Fr ediGeorge Hicks, Mrs. Hayward Whit-“| GOP Beats Measure:Billie-Farnum, 

for Democratic presidential aspi-|Ha: and Mrs. James Seeter-jlock, Mrs. David Simmons and Canvass City Election 

rant Adlai E. Stevenson, Gov. G, lin. Mrs, Willis Brewer, all of Pontiac, to Restore High, Rigid

Held Monday Which

Mennen Williams and the State Ad-Also.on the committee are: Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Legg and Mrs. 

Crop Supports... 

ministrative Board. Clyde Nelsey, of Springfield Town-Charles Fellows, both of Farming-Approved Two Issues | 
Stevenson will be principal speak-ship; Mrs. Donald Coleman, of ton. 
er at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow in the 

From Our Wire Services 

Construction should be-

Temple during a $35-a-couple, Jef-

erson-Jacksondinner. MoreDay 

WASHINGTON — Presl-

gin around the last

Makes Bid 

Earmark Funds 

id 

two 

dent Eisenhower won a de-

than 300 Oakland County Demo-

weeks in April on the re 

cisive victory in the Senate

crats will attend. according to 

cently approved four new

County Democratic Chairman Car-

late yesterday when a Dem-

ocratic move to restore 90 

per cent farm price sup-

municipal parking lots,

for City Airport

los_G. Richardson. 

City Manager Walter K.

The. afternoon event is open to 

the public, Chairmen of the Oak--

Willman reported yester-

ports 

was 

beaten 54 to 41.

Aeronautics Commission

land County group are Mrs. Jo-

day.

seph McCall, of Holly,and Mrs. 

The 13-vote margin 

came

Gives Tentative Okay 

The results of Monday’s

Donald Lee, of Farmington. 

as a surprise and the Presi-

dent was reported delight-

Other area women in the group to Improvements primary balloting, at-which|. 

include: From Birmingham, Mrs. 

7,468 approved the $600,000 

ed with the verdict on the

bond issue, were canvassed 

-jerucial election year issue. 

Incidentally, every memberof _ 

sion has given tentative approval 

officially last night by the 

of several public improvement 

pro-

City Commission. 

'|the Sénate voted on the farm issue

jects planned for the Pontiac Mu-

The certificate of can-

~T-and that is the first time in 90

inicipal Airport. 

vass will be forwarded to 

Approved for the Pontiac Field 

the Michigan Municipal Fi-
were power lines, lighting, and 

nance Commission. with a 
landing and taxi strips. request of approval. 

Brig. Gen. Lester J, Maitland, 

Willman estimated it would be

Justice Official Urges 

20 days between approval by the

state aeronautics director, said

Quick Action; Curtice 

Lansing group and the public ad-

the state could be assured of at 

vertisement of the revenue bonds

Replies to Charge least $1,600,000 in matching fed-

eral funds for the next federal 

to finance three of the four lots. 
The fourth lot ts being financed AP Wirephote 

| year for such projects, by funds from the off-street park-PRO AND CON ON FARM BILL — Sen. Clin-omnibus farm bill’ was passed 544]. Ellender

WASHINGTON (P—Asst. Atty. 
Gen. Stanley N. Barnes says ac-ing fund. ton Anderson (D-NM), right, and Sen. Allen J, oppésed the amendment to knock out highly

The sum will be used to finance j

tion will have to be taken ‘‘some-| Willman is presently negotiat-Ellender (D-La) pose outside the Senate chamber pegged supports for cotton, corn and peanuts. The

projects at airports located near

Tumpike Head

day soon” if what he termed “‘eco-| ing for seven parcels of land to last night after Anderson’s key amendment to the vote was a victory for President Eisenhower. 
‘nomie concentration in the auto-| complete the acquisition of prop~ 

23 other Michigan cities in addition 

to Pontiac. 

mobile industry” —should-continue: | erty for the project. The city has

“Just how much we Will be able 
to do depends on what: extra dis-

“as in the recent past.” | options on or owns 14 pieces of ee , ; ° : ,|them . Sen.

Will Seek Post 

cretionary funds we get,” he said., !and_included in the program. 
president of General Motors | “We aré trying to negotiate for : : . of the battle to 

To this, Harlow H. Curtice, 

Early Jast month, a federal grant| 

| izzards Peril Northeast#-3222% 

of $91,500 was approved for the 
airport. This was in addition to 

Corp., had a quick reply—“Non-| these parcels and avoid legal con-: or 2 x. geet retain flexible Jo panda said 

sense,” GOP’s Nomination for demnation,” Willman said. “It is) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | State police reported blizzard and in western Schoharie|the fight on this, be. even

another federal grant of $30,000 to a tremendous amount of work aft-) The Northeast, ‘already hit by|Conditions and treacherous high-/{County, __ hotter. ‘ ;

Curtice, chief witness today at a U.S. Representative start the improvement work on the 

er we acquire the property be-ways throughout northern New| Many roads were closed and ite-| 4:3 our CAMPAIGN

Senate Commerce subcommittee's 

local field which was announced 

cause we have to get rid of the|floodwaters, snow and sleet, PIe\vo4 the area southeast of Lakelotiited power lines were down, Fr

investigation into the auto indus-|: 

last summer. 

ihomes, take care of drainage and | pared today to cope with blizzards, , The White House has waged an

try's relations with its dealers, Contemplated in the newest . 3 all-out | for retention of 
declined to enlarge his one word pike Authority George N. Higgins, phase of the expansion work is 
comment, He told a reporter: a former state senator, said today aiequisition of some 80 acres west ives in Colney” "| "ihe “aleghery ver dt) fA | Roaming Deer pint aver comot parity, Tal 

eae adjustments for the people | freezing and pape ove . 

“Nonsense—that’s all. Just non-of the present airport for further ‘WILL ADVERTISE BONDS tributaries ran rampant over com-| 0 up A H. ~ lineiuded phone calls and sending

he will seek the Republican nom-fOppyY. ote am

sense,"” lextension of the east-west runway After approval by the Finance/munities in southwestern New P 1 

repre 

day the Justice Department's An-tative from Oakland County in the aye takes hide toward the vanta:-eee — : Oaft 1€e-a natn UE EX Chairman Al-
titrugt Division, he heads, Nov. 6 election. = =—“—— st interest rate and any possible ~ ee 8s TRAVERSE CITY ~The Trav.|ten Eller (D-La), pointed out ~ 

Barnes told a new#nan yester-linatinto run for U. S. 
to accommodate large planes, Commission, the city advertises the}/york and northwestern Pennsyl-. in om e-Zoo ; “_ * 8 & 

which J. 
still is studying the entire auto-George A. Dondero, Oakland's 

‘Doctor Says You 

premiums. At least seven deaths were re-. . ersg City Zoo had a new deer to-that farm income dropped one bil-

mobile industry, along with “‘oth-present congressman, announced 

n, Smue Se yen, “eater 

er basic industries of the nation.” yesterday he will retire when his Eat More Fats Tmt, ericiaal ordinance states |ported, two in New York state and Flint Resident Confesses| 5 eves we deer agpenréd| 

Repeatedly in the past, Barnes term expires this year. soi poocoas hy lea pala pom ones Pontiac Crime, 3 Others nappy about it. $50 million dollars into farmers’

if Income High

has voiced concern over concen-

If elected, Higgins said he has cent, “It looks now as if it might eae pose arate -— parte to Saginaw Police The deer roamed into town pockets. He asked: “How far

tration of automobile sales among 

agreed with Gov. G. Mennen DETROIT (®—Heart expert Dr. run around three per cent or a oO i Wednesday, apparently in search|™Ust the economic status of our

the Big Three of the industry— little higher,” Willman added cent New England area was wal. . farmers drop before they receive

Williams to continue as turnpike 

Ancel Keys of the University of

General Motors, Ford and Chrys-a * |loped with a 12-inch rainfall in| A Flint man, 29, has confessed)of food. Dogs and townspeople) _i¢9 :

authority head until installed in 

|Minnesota says that generally)

ler. . “It will take approximately four|some sections plus heavy snow ding office ickly took up the chase, The deer

the federal post early next year. |Speaking the higher your income’

He said the status of several weeks to receive the money on the|blankets and sleet in others. ppascle oe are a — a trigid river twice to es-| _ 58 Clinton P. Andersen (D-

jthe more fat you eat.

smaller automobile firms had “T told the governor, when named |bonds and befote we can proceed| .,|cape his tormentors. NM), = former agricullare sue-
been improved. somewhat by their to the authority last July, I would “But after you're earning $200 a with construction on the lots we} ton admitted the mid-afternoon $150 ; * * 6 retary whe fought on the GOP 
jweek, you probably can’t do any|

government . sanctioned merger run for Congress if Mr. Dondero ‘should have at least the bulk of! stickup of the Beneficial Finance} Finally, all but falling from) Sie of the issue, asked: “How

|more harm,” he declared. ‘You!

two years ago. But, he added, this retired,” said Higgins, “and the the money in the treasury.” — Company, 7 W. Lawrence St. weariness the deer made its way! fF down do you drive farm

probably just couldn't eat any| }

had not changed the over-all sales appointment was made on that Based on past sales of municipal | ie Des ave Capt. Melvin Austin to the back door of a restaurant,| Come before you are satisfied?” 

more fat."’ .

situation to any great degree, He basis.” bonds in other cities, Willman said said Bu: eae only a block from the town’s main| Anderson blamed 90 per cent

Dr. Keys spoke last night to the!

said Big Three sales continue Higgins, 55, of Ferndale, served ihe does not expect any difficulty) a ens a a ' intersection, supports, in effect until last year’s

Michigan State Medicai Society.

heavy, six years as a State representa-lin selling the revenue bonds. oiene The tt anar “When the door was opened the|harvests, for the fact that farm

He said surveys throughout the

He said ‘“‘a very live matter” tive and six years as a state sena-

W a ten’s escape car nv spotted oe in, o-septerid wel-!income has dropped about one-

world have shown that the more

tor prior to his MTA appointment. 
‘General Motors” position ti the? While in Lansing, Higgins was’ fat-there—is-in--thediet;the-more} oman Rescued pee ge a him to Flint, Fed and warmed, he later was * * * 
coronary heart disease will be 

before the Antitrust Division is ' com warmth and. escape.ithird since the 191 peak.. 

production of passenger buses. recognized as an expert in govern-. s ; a added to the zoo herd, behind a| Sen, Alben W. Barkley (D-Ky)

found in the population, |

Testifying before the Senate Anti-ment financing and served as chair-ie Sinking Car Microsgadiony = holdup coed protective fence, charged that continuation of the 
monopoly subcommittee last June, man of the Senate Taxation Com-. urton also confessed a c GOP flexibl , would 
he said GM had 70 per cent of that mittee. After Nf cy Swim nance company robbery Jan. 13, ; ’ “scuttle rey oaleay farm will” in-

business at that time, He prom-He served as a city commis-Tonight, Tomorrow | The. heroism of a Lake Orion| sialar_to_the_ Pontiac crime, Oddsmakers Terms. cluding bask 
i: 

ised the senators his office would sioner and supervisor in Ferndale 4 CLAIMS ‘WASTE’

man was credited with saving the ustin said. . = 

keep an eye on the situation, before seeking state office. Hig-h R 2

of

Predicted as Cloudy life 0 ‘rapped in } In all three cases, Austin said, W 

He declined to say whether any gins, who has a farm in: Spring-aime “ae ed neg oy a Burton was alope, armed with all eal er eport? But Anderson said one billion 
field Township, is married and has

action against GM may be im-The U. 8. Weather Bureau says 

off M24 near Lake Orion yesterday| micioel-pleted revolver and wenring Cea ee cad eke

FRESNO, Calif. W—If Fresno “wasted” 
tomorrow. The low tonight will be! 
afternoon. 
will be prosecuted on an armed meteorologists have their way, you’ iwhich he said would spur produc-
Witnesses reported that Dean soon may be able to get a “morn-| tion, The bank is proposed to re-

minent, three daughters and a son. jthat it will be cloudy tonight and ja slouch hat and tan raincoat He 

near 25 degrees. Tomorrow, the: The waters of the Allegheny robbery charge, Austin said.

Ranville, 34, a Baldwin Rubber 

ing line’’ on the weather. duce production,

high will range from 31 to 35 de-slowly retreated from low-lying Pontiac. Inspector Clark M

He’s Almost Ready to Cry 

Co. employe from Lake Orion, * ? ~

Chief Forecaster A. A. Lothman 
swam through icy water to the has proposed that the Weather Ailing Sen, Millikin (R-Colo). ar-

PECs. jportions of Warren, Pa., as some Wheaton said a “hold” will be * 

According to the Michigan five-| |2,000 refugees hopefully watched ‘placed on the man for the local 

rescuescue of Mrs. G. L. L. Coleman o Hor a chance to return to their Bureau permitted odds-rived a chair to vote

Mrs of be to use in wheel with

day forecast, temperatures will av-| robbery.

Rochester after Mrs. Coleman's | mes.) Nol casualties (were | re makers’ terminology in making the administration.

erage about five degrees below | 

car skidded into the hole, — Ledbiested . y predictions. .

normal. It will turn somewhat cold-| | ported.

Treading the muddy water, Lothman's forecasts would go 
Ranville reportedly persuaded|NO SERIOUS DAMAGE something like this: “There's a) 

er Saturday. There will be occa-; 

Heart Ailment Takes

sional snow Sunday and rain or Farm Bureau Federation said the 

snow Tuesday Wednesday Mrs. Coleman to rol! down a win-| Towns along the Allegheny to 530-50 chance of light showers to-| if would

or | action sustained in-
The lowest temperature preced-| crease farmers’ “warkets and

dow and crawl onto the top of! Pittsburgh were expecting flood day.’ Or “It's 6 to 5 there'll be!

Dr. R. Philip Sheets 

ing 8 a.m. was 20 degrees. The the car with him. Bystanders! conditions today, but the Weather rain before nightfall.” ~ help them “earn higher net in-
thermometer registered 28 at, then threw the pair a rope and Bureau said serious damage was Dr. R. Philip Sheets, 63, medi-The odds would replace such 
comes,” 
lpm. | pulled them to. safety. ‘not expected. eal superintendent of Traverse! familiar — and indefinite — terms| 

SS | The car then submerged com-| The Bureau said, however, that City State Hospital, died yester-las “probable, possible and likely.”"|' 

But. Sen. Humphrey (D-Minn) 
pletely, witnesses said. along the Ohio River ‘can expect day of a heart ailment. Fee

| said it “will mean a billion-dollar 
--trouble’ late tonight and ‘tomor-Dr. Sheets, formerly with Pon-. j

Hitchcock Reports Theft | reduction in farm income, if the 
LOS ANGELES (P—Movie direc-row, Communities were alerted as itiac State Hospital, became m, Dead Hog Reveals Still | 90 per cent supports on wheat go

Moon TV by 1960? 

tor Alfred Hitcheock, who has: |far south as Wheeling, W. Va., and sistant superintendent and then) OKEMAH, Okla. (#—Pete, a, out too.’ He conceded that was 
directed many a movie mystery, | LONDON (INS)—A lecturer at East Liverpool, Ohio | superintendent at Traverse City in| 300-pound hog, was found dead in, likely, 

* P . 
now has one for real. He reported the Moscow Observatory has pre-' 7 2. * | 1923. a barrel full of mash. The dis-| 
to police that somebody broke a dicted that radio-controlled rock Some northern areas of New A graduate of the University of covery also led -officers to an il-The Democrats sought to re-
window in his home and took ets, carrying television transmit-York state were under 10 to 15 Arkansas, he was staff physician legal moonshine still. Officers 

store price supports on basic crops 
snow today with freez-at Pontiac State Hospital from 1921, found no trace of the still oper-|at 90 per cent of parity, and to

$5,000 worth of clothing, jewelry,,ters, might reach the moon as inches of 

to 1923. ators. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 

“When this happens, we insist on

By PETE LOCHBILER 
In Pontiac, it's up to the in-‘but that’s the way it works out in | have to offer, we cooperate with 

four things: 
sized, other methods are tried

dividual teacher whether a} 

practice, He admitted that force some-” first, “We look at misbehavior “The teacher must be acting

naughty child is to be spanked at} 

reasonably; the discipline must

In Today's Press 

itimes is necessary in restraining! not necessarily.as something to

In crowdetl Pontiac High School

school, not take in ‘the. heat of 

But corporal punishment happens | reason rather than force is used |pupils. “But we haven't had re-| punish, but as something to

| County News.......:.......-24 anger’; the principal mast be in-
“rarely and only as a last resort’) course to corporal punishment in) correct,” he explained,

AP Wirephoto to appeal to troublemakers, ac-Editorials 6 

formed beforehand, and a witness |

ROYAL WELCOME TOO MUCH FOR HIM — An unidentified in grade school and “almost, cording to Principal Francis Sta-Farn kad Garden... 

at -least five years,” he added.! “If a child has a problem—and must be present.” 

man helps singer Johnny Ray as he slumps in a chair at the Sydney, never” in junior high school, said’ iy: Migh Scheel. 205-2555 .0.00-23 He pointed out that high school this is what causes bad conduct— 

The last condition protects both

Australia airport yesterday following an enthusiastic welcome by Dana P. Whitmer, Pontiac Super-! _ Most disciplinary problems usu-) Sports ......... eee 24, %, 28 students are old enough to under-/we want to help. solve his prob-

child and teacher, he pointed out. .

ally are caused by pupils Whe Theaters .............30, 31, 32 
watch, handkerchief and had his coat and shirt torn by the running the school, ‘If they under: | Sometimes, though, for the gen-

teenagers. Ray, his hair ruffied and his coat torn, lost a tie, a intendent of. Schools. | ‘stand the need for discipline in\lem, not. hurt him.” 

want to. quit school to work, he) qy g Radio Programs......39

The policy has not been set | income Tax Reterns Prepared 
youngsters who pushed down barricades to rush to greet him. He down in written form by the pointed. out. | Wilson, Fart cecccces stand reasons for reestrictions,”" welfare of class and school, Angus Ca ‘Tat Consultant

eral a 
plans a series of shows in Australia. Board of Education, at least not “If the student is 16 years old | Women's Pages.......17, 18, 19 he stated, ‘they'll cooperate.” \child is spanked, Whitmer said. ngs W. Huron Bt, Open Byes, FE 2-318 


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.. THE PONTIAC PRESS, 

« 

The Day in Birmingham __ oS

Alco Take Survey Tomorrow 

tor-Parking-Lot-Plans--— 

— Traffic andjprovide one lane for one 
of Any Auto Producer 2 ogy the southeast quiteent|ing 
in the Country with an eye to needs for parking 

1955 Record Was Best} BIRMINGHAM 

' 

will

Secretary 

y

NEW DELHI (INS) — 

Plasner..Mesbert Hersberg wil 

imelude. whether the dover | Celebration. of-the. -S7th.birthe..

: 

pote

this 

Jot

State Board “of -Aleoholism—»

week approved of 

State |John Foster Dulles flew Presentation of the council’s| 

into New Delhi today “and was) ~ highest award marks the Tithr time;

a 

grant 

Charles...

Legion

of American

for

| 28¥

during the past.14 years that GM toate pe sng

by a 500-man_ security

greeted

of

for the establishment 

No. 14

in the

$3,251 

Post

night

Edwards

ais 

ts set

post's 

a

: 

recognitionfor) S¥e®

such

practices,

has received

its safety 

ar gro

criticism in

guard and bitter

leading 

two 

}

in,

Information Center

Alcoholism

Pontiac. 

an NSC — 

tomorrow 

new

v.

= 

; 

newspapers. 

just

taken last

his ar-spokesman said. Such was

Dulles told 

newsmen on 

a

of 

the

be part

will

The 

center 

off Oakland.

northeast

pproxima Saturday 

:

i

rival from Karachi that while In-

Joining legionnaires and their :

de-

where the city plans to

gn rant,

dia and America er Clea their cees ae and sale 

velop Parking Lot No. 3. Another) wives for the event will be numer-

differences, “basically there is eras in the scary 99.70 

Eton)ous state Legion officials. Dinner

made Tuesday 

on

with-isurvey,

ar es ,

far more agreement than disagree-

fet ecen-[r0ed, was for information concern-|will be served at 6:30 p.m..

Pa ply

ment between our countries.” 

cvenm wat vues

Garis wal-willhe (iesged [ety 

tis

| 

se¥

en)

oslo

Ls comereae 

eee

At an informal meeting of the 

ae ee

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eee
cetved aework. The record

ne

can 

was

at 

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snate™*

Repairs six"

Promise

{restate

Succumbs in Florida

rir mtr 

sete 

in Pakistan.

|attended 

group at the

swim

‘he club

Says

Reinforced,

to Be

of | visors in makingGM plants}

of the University

graduate

__A 

are a

"+

Feb. 28.

be|.

will

the

Although 

consent,

center 

on 

Department 

_ 

igan 

lie, 54, who died at his home, 422t

lAmberst, Royal Osk, Thursday, 

O 

cooperate 

in the repairs.

rer 

of ‘Phe League of Catholic

Society 

will

Park Cemetery,

itornia said today against Britsh rule, today wij! be in Rosland

he thinks “there|rections

{member

Rapids.

troit and Grand 

DETROIT w — An 18-year-old

of, Joie room” for negotiation of|deported Archbishop Makarios,

D gts cone tion of alleader of the Greek Cypriots. FDI A...

Altar

the

and

church.

Burrell said the service|Women

will free. “We will|her

Mrs.

Iered 

be 

youth who 

since a

FBI A 

James F./ No more flooding was will be’ at Bell Chapel of the

mile-square pe

accuses 

area was 

11

2 F 

William R. Hamilton Co.

by ooh 

at

Jones of gross inde-/"

organiza

lobby. investigating 

swept

announcement

egprr 

Rd ng lose 

(Prophet)

dispu

tal 

Senate 

ra

An 

gent 

oor oa

eo iy Mrs. O'Hara had been a floor 

ormer

to

attempt 

be in

oe 

@™-Saturday. Burial will

T5-feet long stretch of the

icency failed to appear at the sched-|over

ok K 

a 

q

Waite’s Department | onimittee.

. 

a| 

pas

P 

cae

mow at

a

ogy source 

had al-Solves Auto Mystery uled examination of the religious/dike in the Pontiac Lake Recrea-|Roselawn Park Cemetery. 

Other Republican senators alsO|other Nationalist leaders

Store. 

Goodwillie had tived in

said. 

Mr,

clinic,” she 

air. The cult leader yesterday. The exam-jtion Area. 

A

ASHLAND,

four sisters, Mrs.'to0k the view that no unbreakable|ready left Cyprug by 

the Oak

Surviving 

dam 

at

attended 

control 

having 

come

Burrell

Mrs. 

20 

years,

In 1954 

| Reyal

water

are 

21.

for March 21.)

>

Ky.

; 

a

u® — It wasn't ination 

re-set

did not say what their)

by/British 

was

created

: Paul Rie-jdeadlock had been

and Mrs.

B.

E. Holler
; .

the Nursing Institute on Alcohol-|K-

assistant * 

Mo-

River Wes) from Detroit, He

lev-| director of

Eaves, ° cies

solve the}, @ 

was

much trouble ie Willard

business executive, 

ee eee

jopened and allowed

considerably, 

Sen./destination

Makarios; 

eg

both of Pontiac.|GOP insistence on what

Reid Detroit and/pridges-(R-NH)_ called_‘‘dual_re-|-

Board of Menschneider,

Mrs. George 

= 

.

State

Pp. 

was.

the

Yale 

General

he went into

ism

“Alcoholism 

the

at 

at

taxes

before

has

indecency.

Policeman

of 

water

Main 

on a 

influential 

to 

a

most

of 

said.| tors Corp.

sink

He is/e] 

to

missing Jones

of his neighbor's

Eastern Mediter-| mystery 

gross

this

Mass.| sponsibility, dual contro! and dual/Greek

of Boston, 

on

Mrs, 

Alice Ebles 

| business

are 

close. 

nce 

tax

workers

Se 

Commission

that eke

trial

be 

an/*waiting

es 

—

all, he used

After

Cypriot|car.

the 

to

in 

on

Demoerats

aethaetty Spal

SS

Ba ck Boye 

coaree pe

Call 

——

Chrysler to 

pa 

the lake for any new | Consu

FBI agent. =) About 250 of the preacher’s | ty watching it. He was a E 

_

in long negotiations!

obtain

uneral | directing iry. sman

Britain 

fur-| member,

for the ex-| si

showed

followers

* 

said; ; fur

. 

Main 

:

with 

of danger,

to

"". | Home. 

up

« 

gn 

.

-

a measure

ns. 

n 

| ther emergency repairs will be te wi

his wife,

But the| Eaves recalled that he and his|s amination, and when It

for Cyprus, 

was

:

of gelf-rule 

Surviving

Jason, L. 

Adele C;

home: KR

: Bridges, senior Republican

-_ 

areMartin,

on

: 

.

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sennea 

south: 

at

Gas ee) one Pee areata blag ped ong fo bere ier ow cote 

ndependence

i 

anne 

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William Siavrakas 

ey 

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Mrs.

Divisions

4,700 fo 

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é 

nally} car equip with new sparkplugs| singing “The Star Spa -| eastern daughter,Mrs. Ed :

on.

. 

sp geese were Dies ended the negotiations last week. and a muffler. He asked her if she ner” as they faced the American Main pointed out that dikes had Han peg Sp Oa 

° DETROIT @—The Plymouth and and Baby Girl = 

Automotive of Chry-| 4-5 william (Anastacia) Siav-rede é diag pes d sci raach had phoned for a. garageman to) flag. . ; not received major repairs since of Royal Oak. ,

Body Divisions 

5 to End come and get the. car, She had. A music company siled suit/the artificial lake was created!

sler Corp. in Detroit will call back’ rakas, 42, of a Gorey ct “ ng ey ry Plan St ep 

Wednesday asking that a receiver some 32 years ago. ’ A

jsuddenly in tiac General Hos-Score said he hadn't had a

seek to ahndie increased produc-;pital early this morning when her|<nance to confer with -is fellow . . Eaves had told a different £8-'ye appointed for Jones’ church, | Closed Door’ Policy? 
bared par cage born. The!nemocrats on the committee and Westinghouse Strike agar ane nrg;the Church of the Universal Tri Treasurer 5 arks BOSTON «®—The Boston City 

: . Dominion Inc,

at c “t know 
os aa had p Council held a night hearing on

—_— WASHINGTON (INS) — Federal 27Vi28 off in the Eaves car, the |The! music

: Division, the company said yester-on Nov. 21, 1913, Mrs, Siavrakas esas be os 

the budget last night so the public

Greece. . * @ (INS) — }second in the neighbor's. That was) ibeen unable to collect $853.50 on fo e@ ew erm

ae day... rs was born in Korinthos, mediators meet today to study, ,

said 1 i , 
to

to police. q piano the church purchased could attend—but they forgot 

p Bika vor cate oft ie — Her parents were Simeon and) The eight-member committee {8 what next steps they may take |" theory Eaves phoned 

last fall. It also said the church unlock the City Hall doors. Only 

were |A™2 Koumatou Pinoruieov. Sh ejequally divided between Cems Geards selling the 1dnyad)oo ee 
\appeared to have “numerous"| Oakland County Treasurer :

7 at whe workers 
married in Athens, Greece,'crats and Rpublicans and so far Westinghouse strike. | Se 
said he

14 at Plymouth. Tt aah was 
Charles A. Sparks has announced °€ ™man showed up. He

temporarily laid off Feb. 13. | july 18, 1937. lits projected $350,000 investigation ® Ld 1 jother creditors and to be insolvent.

LJ |" A hearing ap-|he will seek a 13th two-year term Eot in the back way because he

the 3,700 Automotive) She came to Pontiac from has been stalled by a party-line) The AFL-CIO Electrical wore FEF — Using on the receivership 
doors.

Part of 
was set for March 25. in office at i election.co’ uldn’ t open the front

the November

iplication

18 months ago, and wrangle over rules of procedure. Union yesterd: rejected the. | : iL | pli

Body Division employes being re-| Greece; about 
ckaes ee = Ferris Wheels Sparks, 66, is a Republican. He , == ————— 

ee ek 12 and ng a member of the St. George 

continuously

has held the office

and the

Church

Recalled '¢reek Orthodox

the re: lowing day. 

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always a demand The other in world

; Landing. Yesterday’s freeze gave! = There's big | only place the 

seen is Bi Lif f 3] St ) |

i some relief along the Belle Or bosoiginpe elas Fla. and James} for good used furniture as | where the Spectre has been Li {lor afes — 8 Styles—Omamental

f Black rivers. --.|7f Etvice willbe at 2 p.m. Satur.| {he,Tesponseto this Uitle fin the Hartz Mountains in Ger-ig 
H M k 

5 2 : GO—Sales 
thar Tacs Save 8Ic on | ar
day from the Blanchard; 
Funeral]
; 
than a dosen calls were re-|Many. 
Dolgeuitig core. 
solin 
Exactly : ouse ers 

4 The Weat her | Home, Rockford with burial in] ceived from the first in-| | 

Candy §

[Eeesk Eat ee sertion: Area Home leveled fourths a the 48 states their great-| Genuine NYLON If , & Toy Filled

j ee Ucy. women beesau mosReport | . est single source of revenue during Brush & Comb Set E aster Basket | Original $ 66 

{ a fONTIAC AND "VICINITY —Cansider-At Ai fF Pl “LULLAPYE’ YOUTH BED. IN $5.00

Blaze fiscal 1955. -ee ; 

mcaos Possibiy om Aircratt rians good condition, $12. OR 3-246. b $25 000

Ssdey (oul (ceaiatanst 

y ,

Goudy fontaht ana Saterday. a's, WASHINGTON (INS)—An | ’ 

northwesterly tonight. ‘vealed company working on 

4 Friday and

. 

flection of a rainbow in a complete) TT

of Pontiac and four 

circle with the spectator's

lah Trimm

1 Forecasts of near-freeting tem-

peratures promised little

The ice jam is 

Saturday J

>

BIG DEM AND... 

own

|

i 

located 

change.

Roberts 

&Tandchildren.

at 

shadow in the center. Sales, Taxes on Gas | 

exec: 

B Rvst-proof aluminum finish in_mod-

oe 1 9: ¢ Others 

i 

ern black wrought iron style. Choice 
Ss of styles, ideal for post, porch, city 
or suburbs.

Value . ; to $2.49

: 
place your ad gin leveled the newly built Bloom-|major source of tax income in’ Genuine nyton bristles set, firmly

_ 

is

his 

, 

designs “leading to the develop-

Pontiee

Tedayin 

ey 

10c

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handie

fucite

‘2 into clear

|

Township home of A. L./14 states.

‘field 

:

noie lucite.

wi 

10¢

: ; roe

8 am. atomic powered air 

Grass

preceding 

Basket

Lowest 

of 

Gift boxed

temperature 

at

ment 

‘

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............

house, 

reap

To Place Your Want Ad_ | Samsell late yesterday. The

At 8 em: Wind velocity 13 mph‘craft.” 

barns Teslecteen

Cocoee 

=

their ¢ 

—_

DIAL FE 2-8181 ; ia hillside residence at Inkster and; Texas and Louisiana got

Direction: Southwest a 

l} well” eray for naling rai no EX-
Lone Pine Rds., overlooking Wal-|major share from levies on their

of Congress here “— * 

Fou!

| The Library 

TBA COOr

23 nie 

IE

be 3 

to

vious 

DEM MD

other mineral wealth, and 4

noraeaey 

and 

wor

= 

Lake, was almost completed!oil

and the Just ask for the nut

‘contains the first draft

ened pal hoes Rites Leal 

WANT AD DEPT. when the fire broke out. |in the remaining nine states income4 Fl 7 Large Selection of

Floor

brought in than

|reading copy of Abraham Lincoln's

asad eee “ae

se 

@

$8 N. Saginaw —Main

¢

Fire De-|taxes

Township 

more money

Bloomfield

2, famous Gettysburg address. 

Candies

d\ Uhraartcebti 

Easter

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other single

aru 

with only two trucks, 

source.

any

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the fire for over seven|————————---ananaanaaeaeaaa

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.

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Growing

State Faces

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snugnens rnareaay 

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R U extreme cold caused the engine

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Highest temperature vee -

24

Marshmellow Beet tere

Cner €a 1S€@ase ate Pp pump and hoses to freeze, firemen’

Sr 

Cooker-F 

er

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|

Mantuapueree 

the

_ 

"+ Isaid. High winds also kindled

Weathee--Oeew, ooit. | oe 

. 

i Eggs. Ib. .............

.

faces a growing problem in the rising pjaze.

in Ponting | LANSING — Michigan

Ove Your Axe 

Rab-

Chocolate Molded a

@ 

— 

1

said today.

ole venereal disease rate, the State Health Department 

eeecice)

jemperature

peratir 

| 

5 V2 QUART SIZE

a 

| bit J for ..........,....28e

ae 2 

=| The department said the state had 4,858 new cases of syphilis in) West Bloomfield Township 

Fire Department assisted the 

é

Lowest 
Mean temperature, ieWeather—Rain. 

Chocolate Molded 

= ; 
@ tex

\1955, a four per cent increase over the previous year. There were 9,710 other department for over three . & ae = 

tun Gees cantons Sail Motor

new cases of gonorrhea, up slightly from the 1954 total. cease 

Gebacictiinte

Gib 

$ 

—— 

MN a eCTeen 

|

Ego. 6 for se alue

IE Se Frat Fill

a

specialist, said venereal dis-Water wes panped fom wearky

health department

1878 " § in 1932 Dr. John Cowan.

68 tm 

3-oz. Fruit Nat Egg ......

teen-agers’ still poses a serious problem. He said 16 per. 
| | mt Deep-fryer, deep-well cooker, sauce 

‘

Chart

Thursday's 

Temperature 

ease among 

t

7?

Baltimore 54 svat 

alo j /15 to 19 year age : 2 | ; Scns eee ie : ryer Full guarantee, cord incl 

» |

32 24 New Orleans 88 36). ,, ; 

Gleveland 2 33 New York 43 33 Little can be accomplished against venereal disease by simply rtm awho ltd ocotgotst _

both! Your CENTURY Deoler | |

G4. Rapids 27 17 pittebur moo a saving that we need to crack down on promiscuity,” Dr. Cowan said.|oommon, Harper Woods, was 
Secksonvitle up &. Francisco $8 A creases to safeguard young people from these severe diseaseS|owner and builder of the house.| 3127 W. Huron ~ _ ° FE 2-6122—FE 4-712) | 

E 9 N. Saginaw —Main Floor 9 

$1 Traverse city a 13 i saa education and through giving them every opportun-|He said he had planned to occupy | enol — 

Los 1 fe

ter aime fH Gees Belt tor god timesin good company.” te hoes’ Meet ML ULL sacaundamasauad E 80'T Sosinew 

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ye eyes eo ghetin ane piel ees at 

4 iD f hi ease 7 pee ae she oo Cet walle wire { . i aii 4 ae \ \ = gh 
: ' yy ° ; f : __ / . ie , | : -eY 4 | 

THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 9 , 1956 | _ THREE 

School Children to Join in Warm Clothing Drive|Wsitieg, since Soe tment Store 

—o-

fine ald pastime of whittling still] carving and whit decided Pe OFF IGHTS -

Pontiac schoo] children will ‘en intendent of public instruction, |The remainder is either sent to, win, Central, Crofoot, Linda Vista, has an ardent advocate ip Aaron/to give it a try, He's been going/ 
thers in the state who-have en-has asked cooperation in this 14th |the poor in Europe or Korea or| Longfellow, Webster and Whitfield.|Jouan, a native of Swerdett fio | ever since on letter openers, paper-| ! 

in-e~waragainst._the . age. i Crusade of Save, | stockpiled for use during emergen-came here in 1912. On a | weights, birds, dogs, book Sa AIC IR aed

Clothing. visit | 

1a 4 —_ a papal

.cold weather, | the Children Federation. — cies. Over the past three years, HOBBS. N. M. @—Mrs. Marcus to His atTee tain Dh -1923,“Foutarr"s and-other ot on

old 

Ten 
will 
ning, 

good, clean clothing for needy/have collected some 400,000 pounds! 1 o¢a) schools participating, ac-lit was the TV set. She walked in.

youngsters in isolated rural «moun-|of-used clothing for youngsters less

sh : be 

enemy .-. 

til TO P.M.

public schools in the city| ,. eee re * SCF has shipped more than two Gard 

observe Bundle Week begin--ee oe = — ae million pounds to Korea alone, he: ‘nome. —_* a war my, 
March 19. They will eollect Taylor said, “Michigan children) continued. . **Dan’t come in } * She th ht SPECIALLY PRICED ane Tonite & Saturday 

REPEAT SALE! | Another Big Shipment

35-Pe. Hectic Drill Kit

pe

lcording to *J. Cecil Cox assistant/The voice repeated, 

‘‘Don't come) 

Rushed by Air Express—On Sale Tomorrow

tains

and on

vation, 

of the southern United States|fortunate than themselves. superintendent of schools, include] in here.” It was a prowler. She

the Navajo. Indian Reser} Much of the clothing collected Fastern, Lincoln, Madison, Bald-|fled. So did the. prowler.

here) 

Regular $24.95 Value

in}

this year’s drive will be used 

see a alee

Sssedeasssseceoevessesceceeetocsecese

-36” Wide — 12” Deep Rayons. : Belts 7.95 Value 

Holds up to 300 Ibs. per shell. pedegpetrs| . 95 Roll-Away 
. B83 ~ [' 8 _ Cesters 

$10.95 iti 5 4 
e 
° shelves 34x16 tmches, 31 fo : 

Value Sins 9as't8 . Spring. colors In white on white, red or yellow as, 

14% to 24% $ solids and 
$1.69 Extra Shelves....... $1.33 Polka dota $ ae Sizes 24 
plains and } s to 38.

Priced lower than lumber! Sturdy “atts } | ‘ 
all stee! shelving with rich, baked-Pp : . 
on modern ebony black enamel 
finish. Adjustable shelves. Typical SIMMS value that proves you 

use in “Homes for storing ~ CANNED’ GOODS Buy NOW for Easter! rege ; Shop at the Store That Cr ee 

T » . ‘ . ‘ 
se, eee Ladies’ New Spring ]F\ wer \ GIVES YOU MORE for Your’

GARAGES, ere. ‘ ome FPoint 

I's Simms;

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Dr. Clair Taylor, state super. inn this country, Dr. Taylor said. 

nce, | \WEEK-END WONDER VALUES! 

FRIDAY and |SATURDAY Only SPECIALS | Special Purchase! Ladies’ Sera 

Add. Storage Space and Seve $5.07 UA 
ALL "STEEL DOUBLE DOOR ——TOPPER— Coats _

41 

“Conipare Anywhere With — 
$5 to $7 Trousers 

With 16Tk Wall Board 
Styled as shown, tools always in place on handy wall board. Famous 
Portable Electric Tools, guaranteed by. maker. Only $3.00 holds 
in Layaway! . 

60'x22 x 10-Inch—Five Shelf Spaces” 

7 a * Boxy and Flare Backs

All steek with tga hikeenamel finish, double doors tt Every-New Sori ‘ 

quired, completely assembleg 

Color

at 10 PM, No phoneor 
Entire: lot at this low | 
$6.88 price. Pre-Easter 
sale for tonite and Sat-

Our Lowest Price Yet on 

urday only. 

% Gabardines 

* Plannels * er TonesSIX FEET TALL e Rayons = dacrons . 
: e Pleated or Flared

Just Arrived! 2 Ladies’ Spri an cae tip 
STEEL Dressy Styles ° Retest Uiility Tables. ing. CO 

oman and navy. Waist, SIZES—28 to 42.

Ladies’ Spring $ ‘ = 
SH ELVI NG ° Skirts Original You Can Afford Several Pairs”

Dresses Swe noe at Simms Low, Low Prices

2 emi 

3 Rayon Blouses | 

Money: in Pontiac

: 

ee 

Hardware— 

Solids. sees & Polka

Second Floor 

_and Greatest Values in Our History! ©

Dots 

Values 
to $1.59

Shop and Save at SIMMS 
This Week-End! 

Peter Pan collars, ton 

‘Dutch Brand’ 

opening, gold button and| 
trim. Short sleeves. Sizes f 

OUTSIDE WHITE

32 to 38. 
Famous ‘Sir jac’ brand as advertiéed In

oes eee 

; LIFE and LOOK magazines (buy NOW at 
Sanforized 

: New Spring Shades TE I ys . Simms low prices) so you are certain of > 

d 1 quality and correct styles, F

Broadcloth 

Sunshine 

or Showers 

QF

Eastman 

\Dofe 
aaa 

KODAK FILM 

Pa 

Ist Quality 

Ideal for any outdoor wood sur-

@620 @120 @127 

% 
. faces. Gleaming white finish with}
this tested formula. Equal to any 

paint selling at $4 per gallon

IIIT

OF Tri iyi Pree

Sizes 32 to 44

Rolls Qe 

rrr

| iA , 2 

eecee 

Best for Cleaning Brushes

All Sizes . 

e 

White only. Ad-

Furst quality, long f > Thinning Paints Etc. Sizes 

and. pertect}

justable straps.

Rion ahewk

Uononr) rosa} 

7 Pure

: 

Spirits of Gum 36 to 46

wear 

er an MUNEHTCHROME ) } 
: FA by KODAK. Gives better flash 

Fresh dated Vernchrome film 
. w= saegueoteny nN TURPENTINE 

‘ te ashable 

pictures as well as outdoor Ladies Reg. 49c

SIMM):

shots. No Limit! Wear ROTHERS Ideal for men and young men, 

and 

Nene NS tint ee ONLY $4.88! Slash welt pockets, + 
adjustable cuffs, wrinkle resistant,

Save $2.63 on This Regular $11.50 Seller | J 

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RADIANT 

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Screen 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY,“MARCH 9, 1956 

hower at the summit conference 
last July. 

Crash Hospitalizes 2;

‘Foremost Physician’ Plans Changed 

Stassen 

YOUR CREDIT tS GOO 

P FC

will fly to London 

to-

Chosen in Michigan 

“DETROIT w-=Dr-—Watter-t} 

‘on Disarmament 

NO MON

disarmament proposals with’ rep-
resentatives of Britam, France 

‘and Canada In advance of a hew 

A head-on. collision on M24 at ys 

TO PAY!

TAKE UP TO G 

iBrown Road yesterday afternoon) >

Winchester, who began-his medi-| round of negotiations with the So-
eal practice 54 years and 4,000 Revision Made to Meet | viet Union there March 19. seriously injured two Lapeer men) 

babies ago, today had been named | The -new policy, elements of ane inflicted minor injuries only If “Thrift” means anything to. you, be

H-Bomb Needs and to

* ‘s Foremost Family which have been disclosed at vari-
four more. 

Physician" by colleagues of the Be Acceptable to Reds ous times, abandons the idea that In poor_condition with a concus-
sure to see this group of Easter... 

substantial cuts in military man-

sion and possible fractured ankle 

ee eT

TOPPERS and SUITS 

Pa 

power must be a primary aim of

WASHINGTON (#—The Eisen-jin Pontiac General Hospital is 

any effective disarmament agree-

|Eldred Thornton, 45, a passenger

hower administration has drasti-

society’s annual clinical institute ment. 

‘in a car driven by Arnold F.

last night. cally revised U.S. disarmament It concentrates instead on bring-

‘Bullis, 44, of North Branch.

Despite: his age, Dr. Winchester policy to meet what officials ing under control nuclear weapons 

| Cecil E. VanHorn, 30, is in satis-

“is a member of three Flint hos-~—A-bombg and H-bombs—and on

conceive to be the needs of the 

factory condition with multiple

pital staffs and attended more than 

cutting back such things 

as 
\lacerations. VanHorn was also

hydrogen bomb 

age. 

a

a 

thousand hospital patients last 

bombers and missiles. 

with Bullis.

Kreger, 

-

SO a aa fe 

52;of” Silver:

Rn

as

Fashions easy to care for! 
a 

pink, maize, blue and lifac. Smart 
Easter Skirts in linen and print cotton. 

TALL GIRL SHIP ‘N SHORE LINEN 
SKIRTS BLOUSES SKIRTS 

6.99 299 2.99

4”

Frilly nylon dresses for he r Easter out-
tit. . Many with separate petticoats Match Your Outfit &

Spring 

. +» » mew floral prints, new waistlines, 
new spring colors. Sizes 3 to 14. 

LINEN CHUBBY TEEN 
SUITS DRESSES DRESSES 

EASTER HANDBAGS 

—~y 

Sr OHOieee Ente pe gt 

than was President Eisenhower's General of | juries.

|master Summerfield

“open skies” plan for mutual | Flint, was reported feeling good | ’ Bullis and the driver of the) |

Foreign Aid Label-

aerial inspection of the two big itoday in University Hospital after lsecond ear, 23-year-old Clifford E. ee] 
9 

| 

s

Pe

she

Sata

Large Size

& 

EASTER TOPPERS 

EASTER 

passenger

_...=ear..He also. maintains a private Presidential Asst...Harold Stas: — 
practice downtown-office. ; fme told conference yester-

"Herman

Better After Surgery

at 

a news

a 

wood, and Orel D. Carson Jr., 20,

day he believes the new p: 

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Are Viruses the Answer to Canéerous Life?

HOLLYWOOD (® — An actual). 

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birth! by Caesarean section will 

(This is the fifth of six articles de-

IE ses some. a the same 
_be shown on: film next Monday 

seribing Type mod developments in stitute has been tracing out the sat 

&. Mas: nat |sort of difficulties as understand-

terns of hormone production in 

on NBC's _ television program tack on cancer ing the social problem of juvenile 

health and in a variety of: dis-
Medic. An ug pmeneen! By JOHN. GEIGER \___“}4elinquency. eases, including cancer, 

and father gave permission for 

NEW YORK (INS)—Of the sev-A cancer cell is* muck like 

a 

delinquent. It’s young and tough

the filming of the operation, which eral hundred thousand billion cells 

lL about five minutes, and it in the human body, one suddenly 

and lawless. In a population of 

The task is extremely difficult. 

|Some hormones accelerate er: owth, 

jothers act like brakes. A rise in 

|the output. of one hormone may?

\———“Wwilt be shown from beginning to} becomes mealiguet i cree body —cetis that perform” useful | 

Jcause a fall in the production of a!

functions,citizens with

like 

regu.

end, NBC said. The parents will 

lar jobs, the cancer cell refuses 

second, which in turn affects

watch the show, It’s the first -Why? 

a 

third, yet somehow the whole sys-

to grow up, refuses to do any

Caesarean to be shown on TV, Trying to find the answer to this 

useful work, and — by dividing. tem re mains in balance. 

and growing without contrel — 

problem—the core of the cancer| 

Even manee important, there 
eventually breaks down law and 

are hints of hormone abnormali-
order, 

ties in patients with pre-cancer-
People are likely to wonder What ous conditions, That could lead | 
“nto ~a--boy--to--make-him--e}~ te early. diagnosis of cancer — 
t cool or to theorize that the! + while there is ‘still time {o treat | 
cause is something external — a 

it effectively. | 
jichange in his environment. Bolo-

And that could mean an, enor-

ji gists wonder what gets into a cell 

mous saving in lives, for quick! 

to make it cancerous, and try to 

diagnosis is one of the best weap-
see if some change in its environ-

_jons now available 

te stem can-

ment — some alteration in body 

cer’s tide. American Cancer Soci-

chemistry—is the real cause. 

ety figures show that if all can-

* * * 

cers were diagnosed as promptly 
A few scientists think they have’ _las possible with present techniques|

2-DAY SPECIAL! 

“‘lthe answer to ‘ into

‘what gets a the number of cures would be 
cell.” They think it’s a virus, doubled, 

* * *

Friday and Saturday Only! CAUSE ANIMAL CANCER 

There have been practical, down-

These infinitely small organisms} 

to-earth results of the hormone re-

have been proved to cause many 

search. Understafiding of the thy-

types of cancer in chickens and 

other fowl. In excitingly important 

roid gland and the fact that its 
‘|inew findings of the last few years, 

jhormione accelerates bodily acti-

17-Jewel 

vity led to temporary cancer con-
HORMONES — The powerful juices of body glands (hormones)

they have been shown to cause 

trol (and many extra months of

leukemia and some gland cancers 

have been found to be of utmost importance in the cancer fight. Hor-life) for patients with thyroid tu-

Webster 

in mice, But no one can be sure 

mone irregularities are associated with some cancers, and hormone mors, Studies of the pituitary, the }

about cancer-viruses in humans, 

treatments can restrain some others. At New York's Sloan-Kettering body's amazing “boss gland” at

Waterproof 

And viruses, it seems,’ are 

Institute, researchers must use complex chemical equipment to iso-the base of the brain, showed that 

nothing but little shells of pro-DISPENSING

late and identify tiny quantities of hormones. its hormones acted powerfully to 

tein—filled with nucleic acid. 

NU-VISION Te CO. Soricias

promote the growth of breast ty-

Could there be cancer viruses 

But by using the viruses against haps better ways to help future mors, one of the greatest cancer

$1995 

invading human celis—like little Open 9 -5:30 i Room 2-3, Phone 

one tumor after another, over and patients. threats in women, 

packets of extra nuclele acid— Fri. “til 9 1S W. Lawrence FE 2-2895 

over again, she managed to in-HORMONE INFLUENCE This opened a whole new field

apd changing the cell's nucleic

NO MONEY DOWN— crease their appetitite for cancer for investigation, As a result, Searenennaree= Hummamngeemrnteaey AAME A

acids into a cancerous type? One of the most potent influences

—5$0e A WEEK and sitheaa! = iciinne for isthe amount and. type of hor: | Mf geons-today-can yemeve—the 

Or could a virus be found that) 

pituitary gland and bring marked, 
“| might ‘invade cancer celts; destroy mouse, 

mones—chemical juices poured in-

though temporary, benefit to

to the blood by glands like the

itheir nucleic acids—and thus kill 

SAVE WASTE PAPER! ag 

@ Matching Expansion Band Included When it became possible to adrenal, the pituitary, the thyroid some patients with breast can-

the cancer? 

grow human cancer cells in test cer, The pituitary’s output is re-

and others. .

At Sloan-Kettering Institute, Dr. 

We Are Now Paying

tubes or implanted in laboratory placed ‘safely by controlled injec-|

©@ 17-Jewels. Unbreakable Mainspring Hormones are like chemical traf-

Alice E. Moore has been busy 

animals, Dr. Moore started train-tions of hormones,.

fie lights for the life processes

training viruses to do just that

© Waterproof-Shockproof. Anti-magnetic ing viruses to attack human tu-
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tried in volunteer patients with the cell's activities in a particular ment, 
1JJ é JEWELRY CO. jhopeless human cancer, pathway. 

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It is much too early to tell what * * 
25 North Saginaw Street the results will be, or whether the Could some change in hormone feal of much research in cancer, 

* * * For the hormone studies are typ. 

Typxpen STEEL C0.

“T wasn't doing anything," she} 

body will treat the friendly viruses! production help turn a normal cell)

Open Friday and Monday Evenings teld one visitor unhappily, “‘that and demonstrate the— strangest 135 Branch St. across from American Forging & Socket

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like foreign invaders and find some into a cancer cell? jrony of all. The study of cancer—

I couldn't have done better with 

22, FE 4-9582. Po

way to block their effects. But win To learn some of the answers,| the great_killer—is_in many ways!

a 

mousetrap.” 

or lose, the knowledge gained will Dr. Thomas F. Gallagher of Me-the study of life itself. j 

ay nde one 
|

| be useful in finding néw. and per-‘!morial Center’s Sloan-Kettering InIn-

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Solo, Ensemble Festival 
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The District TV Vocal Solo and| “Birds’ Song at Eventide’’; Phyl-| 
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SALE PRICES'the Michigan School Vocal Assn., ia Thrush at Eve"; and Don) 
will be held at Pontiac High School) ‘Hardy, bass, singing ‘‘Nomad.” 

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“The purpose of the festival is to lections are: Douglas Brown, bass, | 

A quality electric instant sol.

singing “Trumpeter”; Jack Hutch-|

|provide encouragement and_ vocal) 

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ecoremncat to young singers and ins, tenor, “The Beaming Eyes”; 

case with assorted tips and

also to stimulate small ensemble |Joe Giglie, baritone, “ ‘Syiv ai” 

solder, 
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Dick Hartman, bass, ‘‘Liina”’ and 
George Putnam, supervisor of sec-

‘David Lugg, tenor, “Sorrento.” 
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HYAVE VER p 7 ae

i” THE PONTIAC PRESS. F RIDAY, MARCH 9, 1956 

and 78 E. Pike St. and $10, 4, 

Recreation Hall Looted

and 26 S. ParkeSt. 
The Civie Center property is of Watches. in Burglary

2 Hospitals Too Crowded to Take Patient |o Receive Bids 

bounded by the Clinton River,|. A breakin last night of a recrea-

seen nn 

tion hall at 887 Baldwin Ave. nettde

Parke, Pike and Water streets.

Jammed Pontiac héspitals were At midnight Tuesday, according’ accommodate 155 patients, Miss She said eight more “strictly of the week. During 1955, we were 

thieves three wrist watches valued

City Manager Walter K. Willman

on City Homes

“too crowded" early Wednesday to hospital records, there were 249Paul said. At least two dozen emergency” patients were admit-filled to at least 110 per cent of at $104, according to police . re-
ted by 7 a.m. Wednesday. our capacity all the time,” Hae said this morring that the city now A

to admit an emergency patient | patients in «Pontiac General al-patients, she said, slept in. halls 
whom police found beaten, semi-| though the hospital was built to Tuesday night. ‘ta “This is the situation every night | Paul stated. ' 5 Houses Along Pike, owns all the property on this site Thieves broke in through the 

Sister Mary William, director of! front door, police said. The own-

with the exception of three par-
conscious and complaining of ‘\St. Joseph hospital agreed. Parke Streets Located 
er, Gus Perazzo, said the watches

‘cels, Negotiations are continuing

“terrible pain.'” “We suggested that the man on Civic Center Site were taken from a glass show 
eould be given a cot.in: the emer-on these three, he added. case which was smashed open.

“We regret no beds were avail-

gency room, although there were No official action has been taken). 
able” was the answer at both Pon-Bids will be taken March 26 for

three people bedded there al-| . ‘as to what future city building will A baby will consume 515

jwrecking or moving five city-

i'tiae General and St. Joseph Mercy ready,” she said. occupy this site, Willman said. pounds of food in its first year. 
Hospitals, where for months ah “We've beds the homes on the

had in halls| owned situated Civic 
for nine months. During Febru-Center property across from al

overflow of patients have been bed-

ary there were almost 400 patients City Hall. : 

ded in halls. 

waiting for the 310 béds here. The City Commission authorized) -

ha i the BEST water 

~ Phe victim, Arthur Sofian, 40, “When our new addition is com-the city clerk to advertisethe bids 
finally was admitted to William pleted, we will have 500 beds, but) for the dwellings at a meeting could buy. All control mechanisms are 
Beaumont Hospital in Royal she |

there still will be a shortage,” held last night. unconditionally guaranteed for 10 years 

Oak. He suffered head injuries said. The homes are located at: 66) 
im an attempted robbery of a 
south-end bar. A bartender there, 
Sofian lives in Waterford. 
» 

There was nothing new about a 

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Pontiac Genera) Hospital, 

Achievement charters are formally presented to president of the Wire Novelty Co. Members of the Green,

--Pontiac—post State Police said} 

149”

White 
14-year-old Lila Liimatta was lean-

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, | FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1956 

With lots of winter weather still!

Willis PTA 

ahead of us, it makes good sense 
to look down and see what shape

Toy Makers Are Cool to Amateur 

your feet are in — ‘since winter CREAMAIIRACOL BASE

~Has Election 

plays hob with both legs and feet. 

| MERLE al

By ANNE HEYWOOD most ideas ree cotelde are not/they naturally think the game you! Manufacturers seve to think of So reads a mid-winter caution from COSMETIC STUDIO) =]
jthe

: peo-Huron

of Officers “FT 
ideas for 
thinking 
children’s 
very good, 
children-
is swell. Other 
wouldn't 
country as 
association 
the 
of 
for 
specialists. 
national,
| W, FE

wonderful 
am constantly up really fs 
ple’s 
invented just 
probably | 
a whole. spokesman 
foot 
the 
12 _2-4010 

' Fathers were honored at the games,”” a woman told me the 
The fact that you've tried them feel that way. 
DIFFICULT TO MAKE Bat <sreanaasactaste 
other 
out your doesn't ;} many the mayThursday meeting of Willis PTA. day. 
essarily 
on 
mean 
children 
that they're good 
néc-* * ® Also, 
too difficult 
times 
to 
items 
or|

‘be manufacture

Raths,

Ray 
lecturer, 
T. noted sportsman 
illus-
“But every time I write 
something! 
to a Moreover, 
think fine may 
things which 
too for 2 market.| C Wearable

harming

and presented an manufacturer, tell him 
ideas. 
you are 
many 
have spe-| expensive. mass (| 
trated program on bunting and), about them and ask if I could Because your children are yours’ cific angles which would limit their 

been

fishing. His main feature was a have an interview or an assurance and because you're their mommy, lappeal in other geographical areas. 
woman 
My experience 
who 
— 
to 
that the 
up| 
| SLIMAKER DRESSES 
film, “Trout Fishing on the Aul: of a percentage, he'll return my wants dream 
and has|

Sable River.” __.. . letter with something about ‘no new games, sell the ideas, 

ideas. from outside’. only one chance in a million, In Half Sizes, Too!

AEPHRAIIE

AEBS:

Mrs. John Adomitis was elected 

The best thing she can do is to

“I don't think it’s fair and cer-

president of the PTA for the 1956-

get a job in a toy department of

tainly not very intelligent to ‘be

57 year. Others elected were Mrs. 

Slimaker precision styling for

her local department store, ov

so close-minded.

Fred Feekart, first vice presi-

with a small toy shop, and sell 

dent; Norman Schram, father vice “I know my ideas are good—I've 

‘games over the counter to the 

president; ‘Virginia Fowler, teach-tested them~on-my-~-children’ and people who actually play them. 

‘From $14.95 te $29.95

er vice president; Mrs. . Harrol their friends and they love them.” 
Beebe, secretary;..Mrs. Lloyd 

; .* * : After deing this for-a_while,shell 
Ludy, treasurer, and Mrs. Ber-There why 

will know a lot more about what 

DRESS

are many reasons: 

Seaman’s s

will sell and what won't.

nard Giroux, ,historian. manufacturers have such a rule. 

Council delegates elected were 
Mrs. Alvin Moses, Mra, Glenn 
Hartung and Mrs, Grover Atkins, 

A father and daughter banquet 
was announced for April 18 and 
a spring festival is planned May 

x _ 
a * «® «© 
_A St. Patrick's Day motif was 
carried out in the decorations. Re-

freshments were served by Mrs. 
Bert Winters, Mrs. Floyd Parker, 
Mrs. Laverne Knibbs, Mrs. Wil-

liam Williams, Mrs. Norman 
Schram. and Mrs. Roy Bailey. 

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MIGHT BE SUED 
First, there is always a chance 
that the idea you submit may be 
one they have already thought of, 
‘jin which case you would try to 
sue them when they launch the 
game they have been working on, 
possibly for yeers. 

* 

Then, the blunt truth is that 

New Officers 
Are Selected 
by Wilson PTA 

Officers for the’ 1956-57 year 
were elected by members of Wil-
son School PTA. 

* Ls * 

Mrs. Cebert Jeffries is the new-
ly elected president, Mrs. Stait 
Lloyd, vice president; Mrs. Nor-
man Featherstone, secretary; Mrs. 
Wallace Lacy, treasurer; Mrs. 

sHop. ,“ * 5ssis

* Ld * 

Furthermore, if she presents her} 
ideas to the manufacturer, and can 
say that she thought of it while 
selling games at Blank's Shop, he 
might possibly listen to her. 

And, if the store isn't too large, 
she may meet and get acquainted 
with the salesman from the toy 

-tmanufacturer who catlis-on the 
Shop, and get an “in” through 
him. 

( Copyright ise) 

Oakland Park 
WSCS Plans 
May 3 Banquet 

Thirty members of the Women’s 
Society of Christian Service of the) 
Oakland Park Methodist Church 
attended the Tuesday meeting in 
the church parlors. Announcement 
was made by Mrs. Ir] Williams of 
the mother and daughter banquet 
May 3. 

Ses.ty-hop. “lhe

of lovely designs from which 

* * *

ens 

Geraldine Weatherell; teacher vice 

in happy-fitéing

to choose more patterns in crochet, 
embroidery and — plus three

knit 
jgift patterns, directions printed in 
book. Only | Be a copy! 

Guidance Club 
Hears Educator 

president, Stait LJoyd, father vice 
president. 

Girl Scout Troop 386 presented 
a special programat the Thurs: 
day afternoon meeting. The pro-
gram opened with a Flag cere-
mony and a talk on Juliet Low 
presented by Shirley Jeffries. 

“Ventures in Discipleship’ was 
the program topic presented by 
members of the Mary-Martha Gr-
cle. Mrs__Leo. re was sole-
ist, with Mrs. Emerson Brown as 
program leader -and Mrs. Eldonit 
Sweazey as devotional leader, 

Mrs, Chester Myrben, Mrs. 

Pretty Patents for

William Childers, Mrs. John La-

an early aster U hight in ye

spl

A pantomime of the ten Girl

Explain Work 

mont and Mrs, Herman Kunze 

aay they are in

Scout laws was presented by 

were disciples in the program,

William Wright, principal of 

Cheryl Adler, Berthat Alvarado, 

Elyse Barbe, Trussa Dowell, Kim Scarlet flannel in full swirling lines and a double Refreshments were served by

Linda Vista School and director 

of special education in the Pon-

Priscilla Circle members.

of bright brass buttons, the perfect robe for Sunday

Fink, Shirley Jeffries, Murdia Kel-row

tiac schools, was speaker at the 

Mrs, Williams alse announced 

Use Our Convenient

lar, Karen Martin, Kathleen Mur-|. 

brunch and TV viewing. The robe of Sanforlan is

Wednesday meeting of the Par-

the Flint District's annual spring

Linda Pyle, Joan Shaw, Pam-

Layaway Now

ray, 

—

washable. imeeting Apri] 6 at the Flint Cen-

Guidance Club.

ent 

ela Stamper, Gait Taylor and 

tral Methodist Church. Narrow widths, too!

The speaker told of his work} 

Camille Wetzel. 

The April 12 meeting of the

with children who have physical 

An exhibit ef their projects was 

Italian-American Vasa Lodge Plans

and the girls closed the 

WSCS will be held at the church

and mental handicaps. 

Sizes 5% -

( 

lshown, 

for election of officers and the 3.98 to 6.98

OR ‘ROUND THE TOWN 

Dance on Saturday

Devotions were given by Mrs. 

program with a friendship circle. 

Auxiliary Plans

Melvin Rentfrow and a_ brief 

revolving of circle membership.

IF YOU LIKE! 

Pontiac Vasa Lodge 510 is spon-
& dance Saturday evening 

Shoes for Young Folks

business meeting was conducted 
by Mrs. Walter Mann, president. 

Auxiliary Chooses April 30 Show 

Suede Jacket Offers

soring 

SEE YOUR 

at the Knights of Pythias Hall.

New Meeting Place 

Beauty, Practicality

Mrs. Sam Joan opened her home 

Committees were appointed for The dance will follow a 7 o'clock

NEAREST 

om Woodbine drive for the gather-

the spring fashion show to be spon-business meeting. The lodge has

Cook-Nelson Post of the Ameri-A California sportswear company

ing and was assisted by Mrs. Rex|-

sored by the Auxiliary to the Ital-extended an invitation to all Scan-

can Legion on Auburn avenue will |has styled suede jackets with beau-FE 2-7440

Lawrence and Mrs. Harvey Orser.

-OLDSMOBILE 

ian-American Club April 30 in St. dinavians and their friends to at-

‘ty and practicality in mind.

be the scene of future meetings of|

Mrs. Wright was a guest at the 

26 W. Huron St.

Michael Hall. tend the affajr. 

SHOE

One jacket is, an oyster white

the Auxiliary to Metropolitan Club

meeting. 

* * * 

Serving on the committee are

Spirit Six. The group formerly met topper in butter-smooth leather,

Refreshments were served from 

Mrs. Frank J. Spadafore opened | Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Swanson, Mr. that tapers slightly at the hip, has 
her home on Beechgrove drive for|and Mrs, Gustaf Person and Mr. 

in the homes of, members. 

STORE

con-;

a buffet table attractively dec-

DEALER 

wrist-length shirt sleeves and

Mrs. Evi Allen of Green street

orated in the St. Patrick's Day 

the Wednesday afternoon Soncinn eae Mrs. Arvid Englund. 

vertible sport collar. |

was hostess to the group Tuesday!

otif. 

of committee members. a 

evening, with Mrs. Les Dean, 

| 

Mrs, Robert Mazza and Monica

Mrs. Victor Bodamer and Mrs.

Iraq Caldron Plans Joseph Koren as cohostesses. Palace will handle tickets for the 

affair.

April 4 Ceremonial Plans were made for an April 

money-making project. 

Others serving are Mrs. Verne

A ceremonial will be held April 

P. Sinkler and Mrs. Guilio Bernero,
4 by members of Iraq Caldron 70, 

publicity; Mrs. Robert J. Ranzilla,

,Daughters of Mokanna. Final] ‘Gaelic Gallop’ Held 

and Mrs. Paul Felice, refresh-

plans were made at the Wednesday 

by Do-C-Do Groups| ments: Mrs. Paul Spadafore and |

meeting of the group at the VFW 

Dr. Daniel McGeen served as Mrs. Joseph Spadafore, prizes and

Hall. 

y master of ceremonies at the ‘‘Gae-| Betty Jane Spadafore, decorations. | 
I ic Gallop” held at Webster School | * * Ls 

Mrs. Fred Crossman, might 

chosen one, presided. A don aia! 

ursday evening by members of

was given to the Cerebral Palsy! Mrs. Mazza will entertain the 
Fund. |Do-C-Do Square Dance Club. group at her home on Otsego drive

LEARN to EARN! 

Mrs. Robert Snyder, Mrs. Ben} Calling the quadrilles during the for its regular meeting Monday | 

Richardson, Mrs. Albert Kuglerjevening were Louis Irwin, Enar evening 
and Mrs. Bernice Stafford were West, Mr. and Mrs. John Streit, 

FALL and WINTER }|
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hostesses. Decorations for the ‘Sam Joan, Dr. George Harkless When planning a “dream | 
Patrick's

meeting followed a St. and Rex Lawrence. | house,"’ try to avoid the ‘“‘night-|

Day or Night Classes 

Day motif. -Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Wigent ar-) mare” of having no-place-to-put-, 
Call Today for ranged the decorations for the af-;anything. Even the most spacious | 
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THE, PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1956 

_ Foar Area illages to Name Officers in Monday El octions 

Othersfo Vote | Utica High Sets

Builder's Suit — St. Patrick Church Set |Jaycees Plan Minstrel Show

at Later Dates Hits City of Troy to Observe Feast Day Spring Road-E-0 March 14-15 

Farmington Will Decide WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —Stjning, April 7; the Men's clul 

Senigr Chorus will present a min-

March 26 on Bond Patrick Church will. celebrate the|"Spring Thaw”, a stag party fo| Appoint | Waterford’s|strei show Wedn. sday and Thurs.

teast

day of its patron Saturda: |all men of the parish, April 17, anc Jack McCaffe 

Ken ay in the Junior high school audi-

Asks Action on Permits,

Issue of $2,000,000 with a special Mass at 9 a.m oT so 

ry, “On torium. Curtainthe

will go up on

Refund of $8,000 — te, oust Pat's De ope. t| Hoard Chairmen [performancesat 8 p.m. each night. 

A number of communities in the 
Pontiac area have scheduled elec-The Clare Construction. Co. ‘is 

will be served from 4:30 to 8 p.m WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Braidee are. 
~~~tions, to choose governing bodies 'n the parish hall, Union Lake an Sf -M Ch

asking Oakland County Circuit 
Court to force the City of Troy to 
n Pree) eres: 00a neucaebakand akckee

rs) Beet | ons 

uu. fgr_.their communties or decide 

on bond issues. | —+do three things: Hyper to” the “public. ee q : urc jesptring-young drivers were Wade fn2 choral, group. — 

Issue building permits for homes

Some of the elections coming 

the firm plans to build in Super-

are as follows: 

Sponsor 
Village of Franklin issue occupancy permits for card party at 12:30 p.m. Apri 

visors Plat 27 inside the city; 

Accepts Plans 

Set Easter Play.

4, in the church hall,

Franklin village voters will go 

* Ld * 

to the polls next Monday to elect Construction to Begin 
a village president, clerk, treas-| Other future parish activities in 

Soon at Commerce Rd. 

urer, assessor, three trustees for clude a spring dance to be giver 

‘at Commerce 

two-year terms, and vote on the fointly by the Men's club and the Site 
issue of allowing hard liquor to Women's guild on Saturday eve 
be sold at restaurants or taverns 

COMMERCE — The Methodist

WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-

Youth Fellowship of the Com-
SHIP — St. Mark Lutheran Church

in the village limits. 

merce Methodist church will pre-

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. 

to 8 p.m, : Lapeer Auxiliary | here has accepted preliminary sent its traditional Easter play 

: ae 
plans for its church building, at 6:30 a.m., Sunday, April 1.

Leonard 
which have been submitted by the

MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL R. MARTIN The event will be followed by a 
Monday is day also at the states, the 

Picks Officer Slate

election Troy, firm said 

sunrise breakfast. 

Leonard,with voters to ¢ast bal-subdivision would be served by architectural firm of Merritt and 

LAPEER—The Womein’s Auxil-Entitled ‘The Resurrection of

fots for village president, clerk, the northeast arm of the Ever-Cole of Detroit. 

"| Christ,” this year’s presentation

iary to the Lapeer County Medi-

| treasurer, assessor, three trus-Michael R. Martin Takes green Interceptor Drain planned 

Final plans are to be ready for 

is a cycle play of the 14th cen-

tees for terms and one to run from a through cal at annual contractor's the of

two-year Society their election bids at end this 

tury folk literature. It was origin-

trustee for term to fill Bloomfield Township to the

one-year Troy 

and dinner here named Mrs. Clark month and construction of the

Margaret Walls as Bride ally presented in the parish church

west limits. > 

Dorland to serve as president for church is to begin thereafter on al 

of Europe.

The city then began assessing 

seven-and-one-half acre site front-

ORTONVILLE — Margaret Jean 200 guests in the Oakland County the coming year.

the builders $500 with each permit “The play is unique inasmuch

ing Commerce road, between Un-3

Walls of Ortonville and Michael Sportsmen's Club. 

issued to pay a share of the in-Other officers are: Vice presi-ion Lake and Harold Roads. as the dialogue is in prese-
from 7 am. to 8 p.m gg abhor of pears aoe Following a honeymoon trip to|terceptor costs. These payments dent, Mrs. James R. Doty; sec-poetry and the entrances of 

. the company The Church Extension Board

t the as St. Louis, Mo., the couple will live} amount to $8,000, retary, Mrs. J. R. McBride, and characters are made from stra-

~ candlelight batt of the Michigan District Luther-

There will be no contest for elec-ae * in Pontiac. alleges. health chairman, Mrs. Thomas tegic places in the church. 
The permits were stopped again, K. Buchanan. an Church-Missourl Synod will 
the firm claims, with Troy asking provide funds for the building. Directors are Mrs. Melvin Crys-

The group plans the continuation

it to reach an agreement with two ler and Kingsley Page. Scenery

The structure is of contemporary

of the Hunter Scholarship for an-

adjoining subdividers on a joint will be handledby the Rev. Perry

wees @ * Principal's Wile 

style. The nave will provide seat-

other year, A joint meeting of the

drainage assessment. The city Thomas; prompter is Mrs. Mike

t Two Stations

ing for 350 to 400 persons and can

society and its auxiliary to be held

has refused to approve occupancy Kinport.

be used at other times for recre-

in North Branch April 18, will fea-

permits for four completed homes, 

ational activities. 

METAMORA Residents of 
A full basement, to be used as a

the company says. No hearing ture guest. speaker. Dr. Ira Downer 

Metamora, Almont and Lapeer

Dies Thursday Westlakes Lions -— 

date has been set. of Detroit. 

fellowship hall, will seat 200 per-

County are being urged to donate

garet wore a waltslength gown | Ill Only One Day, Mrs. sons at banquet tables. It may also blood Monday and Tuesday, in | Plan to Hold 

of white lace over satin, be used for Sunday School rooms;

Your PTA Is Planni ng: ‘order insure Red Cross

to that 
trimmed with seed pearis -and 

Kay Tamblyn Taught at or departmental group gatherings. 

bloodmobile visits to this area 

White Cane Sale

St. Mark services will be contin-

sequins, Lee Brooks School will not be discontinued.

ued in the Westacres Community WEST BLOOMFIELD ‘TOWN-

Scotch Sch ool to Elect; 

The bloodmobile will be sta-

Her matching -trimmed

pearl 

House, where they have been held SHIP—The Westlakes Lions Club

headpiece secured a shoulder-MILFORD — Kay Tamblyn, 28, tioned from noon to 3 p.m. and 4

the past eight months, until the has announced plans for white

to 7 p.m. Monday at the Presby-

length veil of illusion net, and she wife of the of Lee Brooks

principal 

Hold Panel Discussion 

new church is completed. cane sale, to be conducted in

School here, died at 8 p.m. last terian Church in Lapeer.

Sunday School classes start at Keego Harbor and the Union Lake

night after an illness of one WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-

North Hill Elementary; treasur-10 a. m. each Sunday, followed by Tuesday the mobile units will area. Canisters for the drive al-

SHIP—A panel discussion, election er, Mrs, Kenneth Davis, Wood-the church service at 11:15. be at the Congregational Church ready have been donated by a 
ward; corresponding secretary, 

in Almont from 1-5 p.m. Boston Rotarian, members said. 
Mrs, William Porter, Avondale

of officers and a business meet-

ing will be highlights of the Scotch Metamora residents may make In the past several months, the

PTSA; historian, Mrs. Robert 

Home Demonstration 

appointments with Mrs. Don Cas-chub has spent over $1,200 for

School PTA meeting, scheduled for Sanford, Lake Orion. 

University of Michigan. caddan or Mrs. Gladys Hallen-eye conservation in this area.

servedas best man for his brother. 

8 p.m. Monday. 

They will be installed May 8, beck at the Metamora Post Office. Currently the club is working 
A reception panel

was held for some Before coming to the Huron Speakers on the will be when the group meets at the Daniel Plans for 3 Months 

A warning has been issued by te render aid in four hardship

Valley School system, she taught three Scotch School teachers, Mrs. Axford School in Oxford. 

the Red Cross that unless a better cases,

The Oakland County Home Dem-

school at Reckford and New Hud-

Julia Chowen, Mrs, Ruth Jordan 

response is made to the blood bank

Orion Township

son, onstration Council met yesterday

Family Marks 
Family Marks 
and Mrs. Virginia Dorwin; and Assets of the club at this time

program than in the past, the

The Webber PTA will meet

three parents, R. H. McClurg, Mrs. in Royal Oak to complete plans

Mrs. Tamblyn, who lived at 1246 total $1,348. This money and

visits must be discontinued. This!

March 14 in the lunch room of the

Ferris Rd., is survived by her par-Claude Sprunk and John Warren. funds from the coming drive will 
ents and her husband, Lewis. Discussion topic will be ‘Working school, at 8 p.m. be used to aid the blind and work 

100th Birthday for the next three months. could mean a shortage of blood! 

Achievement day program was on hand for area residents, and|

The program, a film on Parlia-

of Area Woman Arrangements are pending the Toward a Better Scotch School.” for sight conservation locally,

the cost of §25 for transfusionsarrival of her parents from Mus-nationally and _ internationally,

mentary Provedure will be pre-scheduled for May 3, to be heid 

being charged, officials said.

MARLETTE — The 100th birth-kegon at Richardson-Bird Funeral sented by the principal, L. Don at the First Congregational Church 

club president Virgil Taylor said. 

day of Mrs. Martha Osburn, a pa-Home here. Weston, in Pontiac. 
tient for several years at the Stev-

New Hudson Delegates chosen to be sent to 

Plan Luncheon, 

ens Nursing Home, Cass City, was Oil Line Explosion Sets

Minister of India 

the Michigan Homemakers Con-

The New Hudson PTA Fair will 

ference at Lansing July 22 were 

Flower Show

held Saturday, starting at 2 

Waterford House Fire

celebrated by a family gathering 

Refreshments will be served by 

be

there this week. ‘ 

fourth grade room mothers. 

Gingellville 

Mrs. George Perry of Clarkston,

p.m., at the school. A number of 

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Fire 

boths, cake walk and a white ele-Mrs. Arthur O'Hara of Pontiac, at Commerce 

which started from the explosion

On the final registration day,; 

Mrs, Osburn has three 

sons, 

Mrs. Rey Chappel of Ox-

Proper School PTA will meet phant sale will be some of the fea-

of an outdoor fuel oil line early

COMMERCE—Plans for a flower 

show and luncheon in April were) 

this morning caused $1,000 damage

ford, Mrs. Charles Brucker of

Monday at 8 p.m. at the school. tures of the festival. 

Oxford, Mrs. Donovan Tubbs of 

formed at the February meeting to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ear!

The Rev. William Hamm, min-

Rochester,

of St. Mary of the Hilis Girl Scouts 

of the Elizabeth Asbury circle of Reynolds, 6845 Highland Rd.

ister 

Mrs. Perry also was chosen as the WSCS. Commerce Methodist Reynolds told Waterford Town-

Episcopal Church will speak 

on Plan Special 

delegate to the national Home! Church, held-reegntly in the home ship firemen he was ‘“‘just tap-

“Are Fathers Parents.” Elec-

Demonstration Conference in San of Mrs. Margaret Malm. ping’’ the oil line, which he said 

= * *

— Texas, Sept. 18-30. was frozen, when the explosion 
tion of officers will also be on the 
agenda. 

Activity Week 

Mrs. Charles Harris and Mrs. occurred. Mrs. Reynolds was not 

East Oakland Council 

IMLAY CITY — Girl Scouts here Theodore Trocke were appointed home at the time, and no one

East Orion 4-H Club

Imlay City 

United States receritly to attend East Oakland Area Council of 

work with Mrs. Velda Skarritt 

was 

injured in the blaze.

| will observe Girl Scout Week. to

BSthe 

; 

the General Conference of the PTA recently elected the follow-|March 11-17, with special activities Slates Parents’ Event 

in making preparations for the

Because of a new charter which 

| Show, to be staged April 27 at the 

Methodist Church in Minnesota, ing officers for the 1956-1957 term including church attendance in full| flower show and luncheon.

ORION TOWNSHIP—The East Girl Scouts Will Hold

went into effect last fall, Imlay |iapecr High School, have been 

at Troy High School. uniform on Sunday.

pad poe es ae — elec: | 

sent 

to 

all area schools. Students) 

Orion 4H Club is presenting a! 

Mother-Daughter Tea

Mis 

educational 

background

Methodist 

* * 

Hold Nightly Meetings

President, Mrs, Alphonse Go-

includes attendance 

display of projects in a Pre-

at

is ccadated itiage in Lapeer County and bordering 

Each group will have a window} 

display in the downtown area, with! 

FOUR TOWNS—The Four Towns 

Girl Scouts will hold their annual 

forth, Elmwood. vice president, 

achievement Day, for the benefit! 

at North Branch Church

Mrs, Robert Kempf, Proper; 

of their parents and other inter-,

Mrs. Lyal Watkins in charge of the) 

thein 

secretary, 

Mrs. Carroll Flanigan, 

ested persons, at the Orion Meth--NORTH BRANCH—Evangelistic Mothers and Daughters Tea from 

odist Cflurch House Saturday be-meetings will continue nightly at|3-5 p.m. Sunday in the school audi-

Brownie display; Elizabeth Homer, |

India and Agra University in

The village general election will ‘at the Lapeer school. Cash prizes 

the Intermediate, and Julie Knight, |

United Provinces. 

ginning at 8 p.m. A coffee hour:the lecal Baptist church through:torlum. Former adult scouts and

be held on Monday at the Village will be given. Persons wishing 

Senior Scouts. The city now has!

Almont Review Board 

will follow. The event is being |March 11. : \ mothers are invited to 

come. 

held in observance of National 4H The Rev. Wm. Richards, pastor, | All troops will participate in the 

Hall, from 7 a.m. until 8 

p.m. more 
entry blanks are asked to Since 195, The Rev. Mr. Singh 

Candidates are: W. C. Leip-contact Harold Rogers, chairman, has been superintendent of 

130 Scouts and 30 adult workers. |

Sets 2-Day Meeting 

Each church here sponsors a Scout) 

Week, March 3-11. announces that Mr. and Mrs. Frank program and refreshments will be

prandt, president; Mary Parkin-at Detroit Edison Co., Lapeer. churches in the district surround-| troop.

ALMONT — Almont Township 

Brower are conducting the serv-served. General chairmen for the

son, clerk; Geraldine Campbell, 

ing Bareilly, India. He also man-

Board of Review will meet at Al-ices, which feature special vocal | affair are Mrs. William Hurtubise

To Honor Past Officers

treasurer; W. Russell Lepp, as-Anders Celsius, a Swede, is gen-Bareilly. 

Town Hall from 9 a. m. to Lightning Chalk Artist 

and Mrs. Harry Burgin.

mont 

and instrumental music. Meetings.

sessor; Wm. V. Shoup, Hugh Gal-erally credited with having in-The vesper service will be fol-

4 p. m. Monday and Tuesday, for MARLETTE—The: Marlette OES begin each night at 8 o'clock. | 
the of reviewing and ad-

to Be at Rochester

loway, Sr., and Gordon Hazelton, vented the centigrade thermometer 

lowed by a fellowship hour. 

chapter will honor past matrons

purpose 

Slate ‘Secret of the Giff

trustees, in 1742, 

|

justing tax assessments. ROCHESTER—A series of re-| and past patrons Monday with a

| Baptismal Services Set

Gingellville Gardeners Almont Village Board of Review) \i¥a] meetings at the Rochester cooperative dinner at 6:45. Fol-

IMLAY CITY — The Sunday 

will meet from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. dinner there will be| WATERFORD — Baptismal ser-evening service at the Methodist

‘Church of the Nazarene nightly at lowing the

to Go to Flower Show 

Tuesday at Almont Town Hall. 7:30 from March 20 to April 1 will/a program. The regular meeting vices for the Waterford Community| Church, this week will feature a

Deaths in Nearby Communities 

GINGELLVILLE — The Gingell-will be conducted erttirely by past Church will take place at 3 p,m. gound motion picture, ‘The Secret 
ville Garden Club met Wednesday widely known evangelist. matrons and past patrons. Sunday at Sunnyvale Chapel. of the Gift.” 

feature the Rev. Clyde B. Rodgers, 

heart Mosack Engaged

at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bur-The Rev. Mr. Rodgers, called, 
gess, for a desert luncheon at ALMONT—Mr. and Mrs. James ‘America’s Lightning Chalk Art-

Edward J. Walker Baby Girl Smith 

ROMEO — Service for Edward) CLARKSTON — Graveside serv-

| noon. The group made plans to Mosack of Almont have announced ‘ist’ draws pictures to illustrate ‘Heavy Equipment requires a tractor 

J. Walker, 40, 70377 McVicar Rd., ices for Baby Girl Smith, daughter 
attend the Flower Show in Detroit the engagement of their daughter, songs which he sings, finishing;

(of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith,

will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday on March 21. Jean Marie, to Ernest Bentley Jr. ‘both simultaneously. — to have Power and Backbone!

‘of 8918 Davisburg Rd., will be at

from Roth's Home for Funerals, The lesson on “Cutting Dahlia | Ernest is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

il p.m. Saturday, at Lakeview 

Toes’ was presented by Mrs. fears Bentley of Davison. No | Michigan was organized as a

with burial in Romeo Cemetery. 

Cemetery here. The infant was 

NEW INTERNATIONAL’ 300 UTILITY

Arthur Burgess. wedding date has been set. territory in 1805. 

He died suddenly Wednesday. dead at birth at Pontiac General 
Surviving are his wife, Gladys| Hospital Thursday and is survived | Ovet 1,000 additional pounds over it—to give you more drawbar pull 

|similar type tractors are built in —over 39 horsepower—more tractor 
{the 300 Utility. Stronger power for the investment. And it pays big 

Bushey Walker; six children,by her parents. Teaches Youth Both Figures and Skating 

Allen, Gerald, Ronald, Joseph, | 

jtrain, stronger chassis, stronger dividends—more work on more jobs

Thomas and Sharon Jean; his par-H 

front-endall the possible trouble for lower cost per job — lasting

—

Highland Teacher Excels in Two Field

ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Christ Lutheran Group spots are protected when you add power and stamina for the LONG 
Sr. of Romeo; a sister, Mrs. Eliz-Entertains Lakeland heavy equipment to the 300. The PULL! 
abeth Hilsman of Florida; three, By REBA HEINTZELMAN His folks had a cottage on Wil-, Learning to roller skate could be Powerful 300 Utility is built to take

Ladies of Lakeland United Pres

brothers, James of Romeo, Howard’ Milford Correspondent liams Lake, where they spent) compared to ballet dancing, ac-| 
of Detroit and Charles of Erie, | Yterian Church were entertainec every summer, and about the only! cording to Lampkin, ‘A person 
Pa. at a luncheon given Wednesday thing for a youngster to do at that, must have perfect coordination and 

MILFORD—A _ Highland schoo) 

math teacher has had no prob-
Mrs. James Leavenworth by the Ladies Guild of Chrisi time was to roller skate at the| timing along with a natural sense

lem excelling in two completely . +. and there’s ten 
WALLED LAKE — Service for) Lutheran Church, Waterford. A} different occupations. near-by rolladium. | of rhythm. to complete the split speeds forward, two 

v Peverse

' his 
77, 44911 West 12 Mile Rd., will,given by the Rev. Roy Lambert 200 eight graders find the square skating meet in 1947, Paul took and other forms of fancy skat-| seconds with Fast-

Mrs. James (Etta) Leavenworth,Lenten devotional message was| Paul Lampkin, who helps over In very first professional jumps, camel spins, Arabesques |@45 Bitch equipment fn 

Hitch . Just Back

be held 1 p.m. Monday at the Ray of Lakeland United Presbyterian root of numbers, is a professional first place in the Michigan State ing. — Hitchi— and go to 
Casterline Funeral Home, North-|Church. Pastor Lambert spoke on | roller skating Jnstructor at the competition and first in the Great| The rolladium on M-59 is owned 

work! 

New Hydra -Touch

ville, with burial in Novi Ceme-|' ‘God the Shepherd’, Pontiac Rolladium. He has 350 pu-Lakes Regional. From there, he) by Lampkin’s brother-in-law, Burt CREDIT hydraulic system for 
The luncheon was at Christ Luth-pils there in both class and priv-has traveled and competed in| Anselmy,

tery, Mrs. Leavenworth died Thurs-fast. exact control of 
day. TERMS three -two-way hy-

eran Church, Co-hostesses were ate instruction after his Highland meets in every state in the union, | With most of his time taken up : draulic cylinders.
She is survived by her husband, | 

Mrs. Vernon Waltz, Mrs. Vernon school hours. except Maine. with his teaching activities, Lamp-
and one son, Roscoe Bowen, of) 

Jatzka, and Mrs. Walter Roesel. kin has not participated in pro-

When Lampkin enrolled at Besides having toured the

Mentone, Ind. 

fessional competition recently,

Mrs. Albert LaMay Michigan State College in 1951, he United States, Lampkin has been ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION — WE TAKE TRADE-INS 

ayer to Talk to BPW however, he has been contracted to

studied Accounting and Business in the West Indies, Jamaica,

HOLLY—Service for Mrs. rapeodl 

go to California to act as judge 
(Clara Pingle) LaMay, 74, of 5391! LAPEER -— The March meet-

Administration, then switched Bermuda and has traveled ex-

of the annual South West Pacific 
will held ng the and to in

Belford Rd., be at 1 p.m.!! of Business Profes-Dentistry. During his soph-tensivelyNorthern Canada. 

Coast Regional meet, to be held 

Saturday from the Bendle Funeral' sional Women's Club will be Mon-omore year, he enrolled at the 

His interests do not end with) in July. 

KING BROS.

Home with burial in Lakeside Cem-day evening at the Court House. University of Michigan and it 

teaching and roller skating. Paul 
etery. She died Wednesday at ,Topie will be ‘‘Public Affairs” and was here that he decided on the 

belongs to two bowling leagues, is The -Detorit river annunilv car-| Pontiac Road at Opdyke Rood Phone FE 4-0734—FE 4-1112

Fenton. , iI teaching profession.

ucilie McCary will be chairman 

a fine golfer, loves to fish and ries more tonnage than the Rhine, |

She leaves one daughter, 

Mrs. of this meeting. Guest speakers Tractors—Bolen Garden Tractors — McCormick Farm Implements—

Beginning at the age of twelve, hunt, and during the summer is Thames, Seine, an gd Volga rivers Your Authorized Decler—Farmall

Lyman B. Smith of Holly. will include Mayor W. E. t

Rowden. |Paul started his skating career.|an enthusiastic water skier. | comfined ~ Kasco Feeds—Scott Lawn Products 

c) 


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-
THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1956 yn 

s Start Grapefruit Play 

end of Sep-) have started berths clinched, |Porter was up and down twice last will be in. center field, He's been 
will be a rare} by the time the Ameri-jyear and Bunning came to the

however, Ti-

around before, too, but never has 

ean League season starts jgers from the minors for the last 

‘provedcan big league pitch-

he hit

“Harris has | Aprit17, -thr of the “campaign,J 
lineupfor his | These include outfielder F -> 

ing. Kaline will be in right field 
exhibition series and will |lie Maxwell, catcher J, W. Porter} Maxwell will be starting in left as usual, 

Char-= 

Michigan's All-America football

with only Aj Kaline from jand pitcher Jim Bunning, All three|field, a position held most of last 

Around the infield Harris will 

among his regulars. Several of |have Major League experience—/season by Jim Delsing. Chick 

have Tom Sarna at third, Reno fae Detroit, was elected to cap-

hope to |Maxwell has several seasons of it.'King, a speedsterBuffalo,

from 

Bertoia at short, Buddy Hicks tain the Wolverine basketball team 
pena fet for the 1956-57 season, He was

at second and Wayne Belardi 

or Jack Phillips at first, i the team's top scorer this year. 

Phillips was with the club all of 

last season... So. WAS... ae ee Sal nee: 

is listed on the Charleston, W, Va., 
roster but looked good enough in 
Tiger rookie camp to warrant an-
other look. Sarna is a heavy hit-
ting, poor fielding prospect from 
Augusta. 

* * * CP Wirephete 

John Walter of East Lansing is

Nine-year-old of-

Both Hicks and Bertoia are sec-TEE PEE STARLET — Abigail Hoffman had one of six entries who will com-
ond base prospects along ficials of the Toronto Little Hockey League fooled. They didn’t dis-

with pete against Wes Santee in a Mil-
“Francis Oneto, another Minor cover she was a girl until she was chosen to the league's all-star waukee track meet ,tomorrow 

League holdover. All will be fight-team and was forced to produce a birth certificate. Her team-mates night. The entries are reluctant be--
ing for the job held last season by 

at St. Catharines didn't know that the nickname ‘Abi’ belonged to cause of AAU threat to rule ineli-
Fred Hatfield, a girl. gible anyone who runs against San-
tee,

Harris always has been a: be-
liever in using his second string--

ers for spring games and this | Top ‘Defenseman’ 

Canadian Icers Fine 

Ruel reportedly has asked Har-
ris to use the reserves even more 

All-Star Is ‘Starlet’ 

than usual so that an accurate line . fe 
can be obtained*on them for trad-Spring Rainbow trout fishing

-‘PORONTO um — Officials of the they had been fooled by Abi Hoft-
ing purposes, season will get under way April

Toronto Little Hockey League did

* man, considered “his” team's top 
: * ° * 1 on designated lakes and streams

a double take last night when they defensive star and one of the best

Pontiac Press Phote 

in 10 upper peninsula and 16 lower

The club, of course, still would selected their 1955-56 all-star team. 

players in the league.

OAKLAND COUNTY STARS — Members of the All-Oakiand Year; Jim Davidson, Milford and Dave Richey, Royal Oak. The all-peninsula counties.

like to deal for an experienced They discovered one all-star, a

County basketball team who received their Pontiac Press awards are stars selected by the coaches of the county gathered to receive their Abi was chosen to play in a

second baseman and a long hitting rough, tough defenseman, is an 

league Al-Star Game March 31

left to right, Ken’ Moser, Southfield; Willie DeWalt, Pontiac; Bruce awards Thursday. The trophy costs were within the maximum 

outfielder. No immediate deals are eight-year old girl,

Gentile, Berkley; Fred Holdsworth, Oakland County -Coach-of-the-amount permitted for amateur athletes in accordance with MHSAA, but when offigials checked “his” 

on the fire, however, Red-faced officials said last night 

birth certificate they found Abi 

Js short tor Abigail.

Wiffie Smith Fires 82 ; Her father; Samuel Hoffman, San Francisco, Willie Naulls of. 
~~ had not revealed Abi's.sex 

UCLA, Joe Holup of George Wash-
becaus¢,“‘she liked play-:

to officials ington, Paul Judson of Mlinois,

ing, and hockey is a good healthy| “er of Temple and Jim 

She played more than a. dozen 
games during the last four months 
AUGUSTA, Ga. — A record who shot an 80, was the only play-

Winds Baffle LP 

Fay Crocker of Montevideo, Ur-this tournament in 1941 and 1952, with her team, St. Catharines

The baker’s little daughter, who started her career 

field of the nation's top women er matching the 23-year-old Mrs. uguay, in third-place among the took the amateur lead with an 81. Teepees, without arousing the su-
-on roller skates in the cellar of her modest home in golfers today faced the smooth) Hagge's front nine score. money winners and one notch Amateur Wiffi Smith of St. spicions of league officials, her four 
Ozone Park, came home with the women’s world figure Miss Ralws, runner-up to Miss ahead of Miss Berg, couldn't cope Clair, Mich., had an 82 together coach, manager or 15 teammates,

play of four veteran professionals 

Suggs in the money winnings this \Little League teams are named 
in the second round of the $5,000

skating title, won in a stunning upset in the Christmas with the wind, The 1955 National with pros Bonnie Randolph of 

season, came in with a 6 after Open was a for Ohio; Kirk Ontario Hockey Association

postcard town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. championin tie Columbus, Peggy Bell after 

Titleholders Golf Championship going out in 43. Miss Berg’s card junior “A” teams.

35th place with a 47-45—92, of Southern Pines, N.C.; and Mary 
at the Augusta Country Club Atlanta's Dot Kirby, who won|Lena Faulk of Thomasville, Ga.

She is a hazel-eyed blonde, a real Miss Cup Cake 

was 41-38—T79.

of 1956, named Carol Heiss. __. Helped by the 3rd grade 
course, ‘the Teepees are. in 2nd place in

At sweet 16 she is the second youngest ever to * * * 

the four-team group, j 
win the highly-prized crown. Sonja Henie won it 

Frigid gusts up to 50 m.p.h. yes-| —— said his daughter was; _

25 years back when she was 15. (Sorry, Sonja, old 

17 Race Horses

terday sent scores soaring for never interested in dolls and 

has} 4 etball game between Stone

girl, but statistics are statistics. Our record books 

many, of the 45 entries. played with hockey sticks since she —_ 
just sit there in ungentlemanly fashion and Louise Suggs of Sea Island, Ga., learned to stand, She got into the 
reveal all.) who has won two of the 16 title-league by herself. 
holders tournaments, and Mar-

Killed in Fire

Carol Heiss well deserves the figurative shower of 

lene Bauer Hagge, 5 -foot -3 

NHL STANDINGS

rose petals we are herewith tossing in her direction. brunette from Asheville, N.C., 

WL T Pts. GF GA

at Tampa Track

She came up the hard way, putting in long weary hours shared the first-round lead with 
on our loc. rinks, Iceland, the Garden, Central Park, 68s. It was the highest score for 
anywhere she could find space on a patch of ice. She 

the opening-round lead since 1946. 

One stroke back were Betsy Second Blaze in 27

had the usual scraps with officials, the feuds, the spark-

Rawls, former National Open

flying entrances and exits. 

x * * 

Months Does $62,500

chamuion from Spartanburg, §.C.,

* 

and Patty Bérg, defending cham-Damage

Her coach, Pierre Brunet, was likewise involved in 

pion and six-time titleholders win-

feuds and flareups of temperament around the globe. ner, 

“TAMPA, Fla. w — Seventeen

Reporters covering Five more pros were tied for

wvering the long-time competition with 

horses died in a fire at Sunshine 

Chicago

fourth place at 890.

Tenley Albright invariably sided with the more mature 

Park Race Track last night—the SATURDAY'S GAMES 
second such fire in 27 months— Chicago at DETROIT, 
with a total loss estimated at $62,-Boston at Montreal, 
500. 
The fire broke out about 8 p.m. 
New York at Toronto. 
__ SUNDAY'S GAMES 
DETROIT at Chicago, 
came from the Lansing Conserva-
tion Department offices. Mr. Os-
good is attached to Oakland Coun-

A warming note was the appear-

and possibly more gracious Miss Albright. 

ance of Babe Zaharias, member 

When the Winter Olympics came and went with 

of the Ladies’ Professional Golf-

Miss Albright on top, despite an injury, it looked ers Assn., who was flown to 

Augusta from her Tampa, Fla.,

mighty discouraging for our little sweetie-pie. Then 

home last night. Mrs. Zaharias is

Tenley’s pain grew worse, but she gallantly carried 

(EST) and quickly destroyed a 

ty Road Commission as an engi-

convalescing from a second bat-

on. 

300-foot barn which houses 30 to 35 Toronto at New York. heer,

tle with cancer. 

horses. Fifteen carcasses were 

found in the ashes and two others

She was nosed out by her perennial “pigeon” amid Misg Suggs, leading money win-

wildly cheering spectators in the Bavarian Alps. ner of the LPGA tour with prizes 

totaling $3,021 this year, was out 

Detroiter in Running

* |were so badi burned they had to 
[be destroyed.

CAROL TOOK THE PLACE BY STORM 

in a windy 43, but covered the 

W. Frank Hobbs, Tampa attor-
and race track president, said 
fire apparently started in a 
GI Aiming for Gloves Title

back nine in 35. Mrs. Hagge had 

ney

39-39—T78 for the 6.710-yard layout. 

the 

tack room. He estimated the thor-
oughbreds were worth $2,500 each 

Vonnie Colby of Hollywood, Fla.! 

CHICAGO uw — Pete Rademach-| tournament titles in bids to win

and the barn was worth $20,000. 

. who threw off the effects of|Places on the Chicago squad that

A similar fire broke out at the

Eastern Bowler 

Seen a teve : ae to make | vades New York March 21 for

track on Dec. 18, 1953, when 17 

" marc rae the 29th annual intercity bouts.

horses were destroyed. Twice in his mark in the Army and ath-| Other heavyweights”in the run-
}recent. months dynamite blasts Heties, hasan Olympic boxingning are Terry Lewis, Sioux

| City; 

crowd,i

The 

4 have damaged the plant but_it\ on in mind tonight-as-he-atms {tows student;—Osee—Groom,—un-

was not in operation either time

Hits Third Spot | 

Sunshine Park ends a 52-day 

and cheered:

rose 

for the Golden Gloves heavyweight employed Detroiter, and Sélomon 

erm vost) Noel ental a |McTier of the Montgomery, Ala., 

race meeting Tuesday. 

| Pete is a 27-year-old infantry|s@uead, a student at Alabama

John Wilson’s 651

Thrill for Railbirds lieutenant at Ft. Benning, Ga., who Teachers College. 2 
Series Is 42 Behind ° fights on the Nashville, Tenn., 
‘team | . .

Fast Field at Santa Anita Current ABC Leader Honduran Aims | In a tournament that has been) Ic | an eC 

dominated by servicemen since | t “ 
1 the war, only eight are among the)

ARCADIA, Calif. W—A field of ROCHESTER, N.Y. W — John 
around 13 candidates. including Wilson, Pulaski, N.Y., bowler, was 

Soctal Outcast. includes Bobby | 

132 top fighters from west of the

for 7th in Row

Brocato, Alidon, Blue Volt,

Alfred Vanderbilt's Social Outcast, Mis-'in third place today as the 53rd} AP Wirephote | Alleghenies who enter the semi-

'ter Gus, Honeys 

in Title Series

shaped up today to race in the Alibi, Trackmas-! American Bowling Congress began! UP AND OUT — Wearing a stocking cap trying to keep warm, ‘final and title competition in Chi-

$100,000-added San Juan Capi-ter, Lychnus, Manotick, Mintaka,'its seventh day of its scheduled] Mary Lena Faulk shoots from a sandtrap on No. 5 hole as a ‘“‘freez-Lightburn Favorite in cago Stadium. 
* ¥ 
strano Handicap as Santa Anita Our. Betters, Allied and Nearque 79-day tournament: . ing’’ gallery watches during the first round of the Women’s Title-TV Garden Bout Over _ Meet Tonight in Ann 

Ly: He played defensive guard at

brings its 19th winter meeting to 
| * 
holders. Golf Tournament at Augusta, Ga. Cold 50 mile per hour

* * Starting slowly, Wilson, who Algerian Khalfi Washington State in 1950 and 1951. | Arbor for First of 2 

a close: tomorrow. : 

winds swept the course during the day. 
The probable field, in addition to aski!_ | Final WIHL Games

This long mile and three-quarter bowls with two leagues in Pul |He won Golden Gloves titles in the 

t

gallop over Santa Anita's El and averages 170, bowled a 200). . |Seattle area, but missed in the

NEW YORK W—Ludwig (Lud

Camino Real grass course again] game first. But with scores of 26 First Games He 1952 Olympic trials at San Fran-

re Today 

dy) Lightburn, one of the bright 

| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

promises a thrill for upward of and 215, he rolled up a 651 series, cisco when a broken hand cost him

hopes of the stagnant lightweight

Prep Tournaments 30,000 race fans. 42 pins behind singles leader Rob-his bout with Jack Scheberries, | Michigan and Michigan Tech 

division, goes after his seventh 

meet at Ann Arbor tonightin the 
tH t ‘ik | hd * * . But the next year, Rademacher Ist of two games that .will deter-

CLASS B ert Rotherberger of Louisville, Ky National AAU champion.

straight victory tonight 
* * * 

Boys Club Tourney Opens

Petr ot stantanerss devon cunee-Kramer Figures Action last night, as for the past. idefeated the same Scheberries to ‘mine the championship of the 

ral | The 21-year-old contended from

Pairings have been announced will be awarded ta, players and

at Farmington three nights, was confined to! ; : ‘win the AAU title {Western Intercollegiate Hockey 
Clarenceville @67. Garden City 48 booster teams, those averaging for the Boys Club of America sec-teams in the Pontiac event. Rademacher faces some stiff League.

‘British Honduras is a 2-1 choice

USLTA Will OK 

To-|

at Grand Blane to get it at Algerian Hoacine Khal-| 

Davison 61. Durand 47 850 or less. Eighty teams, mostly tional basketball tournament. day's opening game is slated at) competition tonight as officials | Currently they are tied for the

fi's expense in a 10-rounder at

Open Tourneys

at Harper Woods iwatch the 32 semifinalists shoot for league lead with 17 points. All

Bonth Lake 72 Lakeview 88 jfrom this area rolled in Rochest-scheduled at the Pontiac Boys Club 9pm | Madison Square Garden. The bout) 
Harper Woods #4 Roseville $1 | er’s Community War Memorial Other Ist round pairings are 

eee members have finished play 

DALLAS —Jack Kramer. pro-gym today and Saturday will be broadcast and telecast

CLaAss © * * * | for the season

Highland Park vs. Bloomer Branch

at Willingten | moter of professional tennis tours. (NBC-TV, radio, 10 pm. EST)|

The open division leaders are: | Pontiac's Ist round foe ts 

of Detroit, Ypsilanti vs. Eddie 
at Jackson | Said today amateur tennis wasn't!¢ j p gles. Robert Rotherberg-

Marquette 63, Millington 37 Coast to Coast | | Michigan cut down Tech twice

Virginia Bird Dog 

Dearborn, which compiled a 10-3) Guest Club of Detroit, and Phila-| Khalfi 

| on Houghton ice last weekend 
Jackson St John 81 Vandercock Lk 2 * er. : y¥., 693; <l| season record. The Pontiac delphia Branch of Detroit vs the} notches on Luddy's belt now. The!

Napoleon 13 Rest isckion 1@ attracting the really good athletes,!a, Louisville. Ky.. 69%: doubles | represents one of . the 

| and now is favored, since it will 

, st) Farmington but he thought the U.S. Lawn Ten-| Rudy Hausler (642) and Robert, 

Does Well in Trial | of

squad, which finished in a tie Motor City’s Quincy Ave NU@ rangy youngster with the picture: have the advantage playing

West Bloomfield 7* South Lyon 62 mis Assn. would fix thgt by sanc-South (638) of Auburn, Ind., 1.289: | for 2nd place in the Class D city

t Ruth | tioni [-os uartealsy Lit a punching style and fast hands | on its home ice. Until they met,

Harbor Beach #5. Roun City 63 "alia! open lourmarerns. all-events, Don Krause, Milwau-leagues this season with an 8-4 HERNANDO, Miss, & — Home

trounced the 28-year-old Algerian | Tech had a 2-point lead.

af ee Dike ane kee, Wis., 1,857

Highland Park St. Benedict 85. Detroit, Here with mark, is the tourney favorite. Again Mike had his troubles with

his troupe of Pancho| : five months ago. Khalfi is subbing

St. Rita 20 ee Both Michigan and Michigan

World Record nervous birds in the National Am-|

Royal Oak St. Mary 48. Detroit gt | Gonzales, Tony Trabert, Pancho -This tournament is 1 of 25 con-this time for L. C. Morgan, Day-Tech, unless precedent is broken,

Francis 36 Segura and Rex Hartwig, Kramer Wukovich Monument ducted throughout the nation. A ton, Ohio, prospect. Morgan was ateur Quail Championship today 

at Marrsville Set in Relay will compete in the NCAA hockey

but still managed to turn in one

Richmond @7 Armada 61 |declared that “the boys with the total of 60 trophies and medais replaced because the Cleveland

Planned at Fresno tournament at Colorado Springs

of the top hunts of the stake.

Marine City 88 Marine City Holy physical ability and the reflexes Commission suspended him due to

TOSS by Swim Club Mike, owned by Willie C. Jones) next weekend. Traditionally the

at Peat turn to the more 

glamorous sports FRESNO, Calif. W—The city a managerial snarl. 

|No. 1 and No. 2 Western League

Flint Atherton$1, Fiint St. John BI-| now.”’ Services for All-America of Franklin, Va., pointed five

commission gave the Fresno Hot DETROIT #—The Walter Reedenbey (¢¢ He took a dark view of the Unit-

times and on three occasions quail iteams are invited. Michigan will 

at Pontiac Stove League the go-ahead yes-MONRO MA. Calif. (» — Funeral Swim Club of Washington, D. C.. Basilio and Santon be the défending NCAA champion.

Pontiac St. Michael 66, Mt. Clemens 8t were flushed.

ed States’ prospects in Davis Cup 

terday to erect a monument to bettered its own women's world

Marys 45 | services wll] be conducted tomor-* e. : The Wolverine-Husky finish has 

Almont 47, Pontiac St. Frederick 44, |play in the next few years. the late Billy Vukovich at Me-Ineeord for the 400-vard medle¥ re-Get Pre-Fight Exams 

row for Pful Des Jurdien, All created excitement on both cam-
~ at Flint morial Auditorium, American center in 1913 for the llay in a swimming exhibition at CHICAGO ¢INS) — Welterweight! tributed to jumpy birds and didn’t puses. -Greco Wins Hard Way University of Chicago. champion Carmen Basilio and! take too much away ftom Mike. The Houghton arena was packed 

CLASS D The two unproductives were at-

Fitnt Sacred Heart 61. Flint Hoover 31 A spokesman said the monu-ithe Detroit Athletic Club ‘yester-
Flint Bendle 81, Fenton 69 

ment will be dedicated Memorial The onetime athlete, named last day. challenger Johnny Saxton are Merry Apple Jack, a_ bitch to overflowing last weekend. And 

COLLEGE BASKETBALL LOS ANGELES (®#—Ray Greco, 
Ohio Valley Conference Playoff 

Day just before the Indianapolis year to football's Hall of Fame, Shelley Mann, backstroke; Mary scheduled for preliminary physical owned by G. W. Crews of Okla-in a biting, sub-freezing wind 11

142, Los Angeles, climbed off the

Moorehead (Ky) 84, Western Kentucky 500-mile auto race. \died of a heart attack Wednesday|Jane Sears, breaststroke; Betty examinations today at the Illinois homa City, was also on game students lined up at 9:30 last night 

80, championship |floor in the 1st round and went 

at his home here. He was 62. Mullen, butterfly, and’ Wanda Athletic Commission's offices . in, three times but had only one clear-to be sure they'd get tickets when

NAIA District 12% Plavoffs 

on to win a split 10-round decision

South Dakota State 91, Mayville (ND) 83 Kenny Sailors, former basketball] Werner freestyle. did the 400 | Chicago. ly défined piece of birdwork. 1,100 unreserved seats, for fonight’s 

(final), | last night over Benny Artist, 137, 

star at the University of Wyom-Rookie outfielder Solly Drake of'yards in 4:23 flat. They set the} The two meet next Wedhesday| Thirty-two dogs have now made game went on'sale at 8:30 a.m.

Others 

Brooklyn, at the Olympic Audi-

Towa State 94, Nebraska 14 ing, is a member of the Wyoming the Chicago Cubs is a graduate of|recognized world mark of 4:33.5| night at the stadium in a 15-round their bids and the winner should, Six husdred reserved seats were 

Manhattan 78, Fordham 11 torium. — 

State legislature. Philander Smith College. |last April at Daytona Beach. bout, with Basilio’s title at stake. | be named next Monday, © sold out two weeks ago. , 

. 

yey.ee, 


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w wall 

dVW 

(THIRTY 
= 

proportion of one ounce of inanati-

linsecticides Destroy 

cide to 1,000,000 gallons of water. 
‘ Mosquito Water Larva Parathion was the most effective:

Fresh Snow Provides : 

WASHINGTON — The Agricul-/of four chemicals tested. Although | 
ure Department reports its re-not normally soluble in water, it’ 
|| _|searchers have learned that water-|was “‘solubilized” by mixing it with:

Good Ski. Conditions 4 it 

4 |soluble insecticides can effectively ja chemical emulsifier. If then read-| 

‘destroy mosquito: larva in irriga-| lily. diffused throughout the irriga |

base With four inches of new snow |

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 

Skiing excellent | .: ion water even when used in the' tion water, i4

Thanks to fresh snow this week, | SILVER VALLEY rear the Tawases 
Temperature 200 Ten inch base * ith

skiing conditions at Michigan’ s| four —— of light snow Skiing good | 
winter resorts were described as! AU SABLE | wht BOWL near Oscodg 

Tempergeute! 23 Six inch hard packedgood to excellent. =e with three to four inches of new! 

ow, Skiing good |

SNOWSNAKE MOUNTAIN, beiweeen 

AVAL. ANCHE near Boyne City; Zero) 
Clare and Harrison—Temperatute “i 

to 2 inches hard packed base ne

Six inch packed base with four to six 

inches new snow. Skiing very good

imches of new powder snow. Skiing * BOYNE MOUNTAIN near Boyne Fallscellent. | 

—Ten to 12 inch base. Five inch new! 

SKYLINE NEAR ROSCOMMON—Tem-

powder Skiing very good 

perature 12. Six inch packed base with 

BRIAR HILL near Mesick Six inch: 

eight inches of ,powder snow Snowing 

new snow; three to four inch hard base — 

a, 

et time of report. Skiing excellent 

Skiing excellent 
KNOB, Snow Valley, CABERFAE near Cadillac Four inc hes) 
medium powder; eight tnches packed 
Club and Otsego Ski Club all near Gay-base. Skiing excellent 

Sleekest shoe 

lord—Temperatire 10. Six to eight inch 
packed base with four to six inches of 
‘Bkjing good. ue 

‘Pupil Pins Instructor:

GRAYLING Winter Sports Park—Tem-
perature 12. Six inch solid base with 

on two feet! ,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. WP— Rich. | 
excelle ard E. Barringer of Boston out-) 

six — of loose new snow. Skiing 

SHERIDAN VALLEY and Woodridge Ski 

pointed Henry J. Landau of Cam-

area near Lewiston—Temperature 23. Six It’s been sweeping the country, setting 

to einght inch base with five inches of | SIX SOUTHPAWS Getting their arms in are Bill Hoeft, Al Aber, Bob Miller, Bill Foats,

bridge last night for the Harvard 

new powder snow, Skiing good a style! The Saratoga’s smooth

shape at Lakeland, Fla., are six southpaw pitch-Gene Host and Jim Brady. 
River—Temperature 12. Pive to 
championship ; ers on the Detreit Tiger squad. Shown left to right streamlined character is a Stetson 

GRISWOLD MOUNTAIN near aaa 115pound intra-mural boxing 

inch hard packed base with three “to| 

four inches of new snow. Skiing good.) Barringer is a freshman. Lan-“exclusive” — now widely imitated

MIO MOUNTAIN near Mio—Tempera-
ture 20, ten inch packed base with six 

‘dau is his math instructor. 

but never truly matched. Come in

‘Youth in Spotlight

inches of fresh snow. Skiing excellent 

OGEMAW HILLS near West Branch) 
iar tebener tly EXHIBITION SCHEDULE and select from our several

3 (N); Boston vs Srockiyn

—Temperavure 20, Six to eight _tneh) { Miamf 

at Artz.: «Chicago «N) Ws 

versions of this handsome looking, 

Baltimore Saratoga Last 

30 of EARS At Tampa, Fla: Cincinnati vs. Chicago easy fitting shoe. Black & Tan 

AA*te D

27-Year-Old Canadian Tops at Pensacola

* At Pusan. Ariz: New York (N) vs
* Black, Tan or
of Cleveland 

Dealing At Lakeland, Fla: Washington vs Detroit 
AL Bt. Petersburg, Pia: St. Louis vs PENSACOLA, Fla. t)—The, spot-jrounds turned in by the 153-man|fourainder-par 32 on the out-going e

Fair Goldentone Calfskin 

younger pros,| field over the 6,627-yard Pensa-| nine, He was one under par on 
vs, Kansas City and especiaily on Kerry Kessel-jcola Country club comrec: five of the holes on the first nine|’ 

Braid Motor Sales}. v=. i:Palm 4 Filia: light was STETSON

At West Beach, Pittsburgh on the 

DeSoto-Plymouth At Clearwater, Fia.: Milwaukee vs Phii-| 

Cassat W. Pike FE 2-0186 adelphia (N> ring, in the second round of the! and two on the back nine, which 
$12,500 Pensacola Open Golf Tour-| The field tal be trimmed to he finished in a regulation 36. 
| the low 60 pros and. 10 amateurs Most of the low 20 scores were

‘nament today. Shoe Depariment—2nd Floor 
after today’s round Those still in'turned in by the more-, youthful 
Kesselrjng 
* 
a wiry Z7i-vear-old the fold will play 18 holes and! pros. Virtually all-were accom-SAGINAW at LAWRENCE

icicinsons 

from Tofo7rito, Canada, parlayed, another 18 Sunday plished by late starters. Those tee-

* * ae:

a hot putter into a two-stroke lead} ‘ing off during the morning were 
tover the “old pros” in yesterday's | Kesselring dropped a 15-footer) harassed by cold winds up to 35 
lopening round. His four-under-parjon the first hole and 10-footers on’ m_p.h. i: 
i= was one of 20 sub-par or par the third and fifth to march to a 

* * * 

The veteran Buck White of, 
Memphis. Tenn., came home with 5.
| AAU Presses Fight a two-under-par 70, together with) -

George Bigham of Kansas City, 
Mo.; Dow Finsterwald of Bedford 
Heights, Ohio; Don January of 
spaniel and Jay Hebert of

Santee Is Back in Court 

anford 

HUSKY 

Diek Mayer of St. Petersburg,

hearing, The

Congressional 

John Serafin of Fox -Hill,

AAU, arguing that action taken Fla.; 

and Joe Back of Abilene.

Pa.; 

.

preme Court scheduled to rule on | within the framework of.-its con-

Ed Furgol, 1954 U. S. Open

the validity of the Amateur Ath-) stitution is not subject to court 

was among 1] entrants 
;who had par 72. he

letie Union's lifetime suspension action, also has aynounced that it champion, 

'of the speedy Kansas miler. | intends to fight to the finish. 

* 8 

7 m * * * «& 
|| _ Santee’s lawyer, Charles P.) «1; would be a rather sad situ-

Harold Ridgley, Eglin Air Force 
Base Fla., and Jack Colter of Pen-

jGrimes, will ask the court to ation,” said Dan Ferris, AAU sec-

sacola, tied for low amateur in

istrengthen the temporary INJUNC-| petar y-treasurer, “if we had to go

' Sedan and Station Wagon in the opening round with 73s.

| tion he obtained last week against through a court procedure every, 
the ban. If Grimes is successful./time we wanted to take action’

ONE all-purpose car. An eye-None of the winners of the eight) 
ful for a trifle. the Santee likely will run in the mile’ against an athlete, And_ that's 

| preceding tournaments on the win-
ter pro circuit entered the Pensa-

That'snew 

in Milwaukee tomorrow night. [what this situation could lead to 
The AAU, on the other hand,! unless we can prove our right to 

Hillman Husky for ’56, the 

cola Open, first here since 1946.

safest, most powerful car in 

will request to have the restrain-| .ontro} amateur sports in. this!

its class. Backed by a strong 

ing order lifted thereby enforcing country.’ | 
dealer network. The Hillman lifetime suspension of Ameri-| *

the * Results

Bowling 

line begins at $1465 P.O.E. ca's top miler on charges of ‘ ‘fla-| Grimes we vuld not say what his) 

ELKS LADIES MONDAY Prvesroe. 

grant violations” of the amateur next step would be in case of de-| Pts ¥ 

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DOORSTEP DEMONSTRATION 

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SHORT STUFF—Pee Wee Reese, pasal laps to po 

* |. : re ! . : Ps it
Brooklyn shortstop, gets in the) attending Wayne University to Pandas 00 Camels ay 
Florida swing by sporting a pair 

Grimes has promised to take the'complete work on his degree |Lice 2} postal =|

ers ] =i!

Foster’s Garage 

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‘Stocks Higher MARKETS (Grains Rally 7 Bas leisure 

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DETROIT PRODUCE 
DETROIT. Feb. 25 (AP)-The following 

i

I

in Early Deals -vz . Ae Sharp Dip Poses Problem

{ 

NEW YORK w — The stock age CHICAGO w-— Grains rallied | Shorter Working Hours.

Spe lots. 

Prices Priday were: ees 

~|after a sharp dip at the start on

market was higher today in early lictous, fancy, 6.00 bu; No 1, 3.80-4.00 Will Be Cause, Declares. 

dealings with trading in large|ne 1°Ste30° bar top” Macintosn, | Board of Trade today. Deal-/ 

Recreational Expert

: fancy, 3.00 bu; No 1, 2.00-2.50 bu: apoles.| ings were active in all pits. -

blocks frequent. — Mer hern Spx. taney, 4.00 bu; Ne £ Oye * * * 

< ‘a, ‘S, s Red, ancy,

Prices were up 1 to 2 points bu: No 1, pie: 300 li Losses at the start ran to a CHICAGO (INS) — An authority 
at the best while pcattered losses re ry bu. Septaae: No watie Pe e couple of cents. New crop wheat on recreational activities says 
seldom went to a point Sarees Cee eee NS Yi ooc1so|beimgé down most. On the subse-shorter working hours will make 

The hicbor awit lay contin. | 40%, behs. Horseradish, "ie ste 3.25-3.75|quent rally a few contracts got 

the wholesome use of free lime a

ne nigner ig today bskt. Leeks, No 1. 125-1.15 dos behs. I es eG 

ued the market's movement into ¢ alone, dry, fancy, 1.75 80-Ib bag; No 1, ;4D0Ve — previous close. ther ‘major national problem. 

Parsley, cusly, No }, 

futures had their losses reduced John W. Fulton, exeeutive vice

al root, 1

historic = ground. No 

Ps, to fractions. -president of the American Music 
bia naeg recameras y the “Associated Press thee Hot tabs >Wheat -near-the-end-of-the -tirst;~ ~} Conference, said-~Americans. -al-

average of 60 stocks: advanced 70Q/Plack. No 1, 1303 hour was % lower to 'y higher, 'ready are “energetically pursuing

150 : oo
cents at $183.40, another th a / hothouse, thaay, Shc $-tb box, Me 4. March $2.19%%; corn 5s Jower to ‘4 leisure.

60 5-: rhubarb. hoth: Nol).

series of record marks. ‘ib en beh. Rutabagas, "No higher. March $1.30': oats un-

Reporting on various studies 

, 5 125-150 bu. 8

Trading started with a rush to Neen wuahera. We jo 1s:1. changed to % lower, March 61; 

showing that the anv of

amount

‘day and stayed quite fast well be-Her bu. Tomatoes, hothouse, No 1, 2.00-| rye &% to 1 lower, March $1 29M; 

12.40 8-ib bekt. Turnip, topped. No. at money spent in recreational ac-
yond the usual time for tapering | |2.00-2.50 bu. soybeans a lowér to % higher, 

tivities is rising faster than any

off toa normal pace. a Greens—Kale, No 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. | March $2.5955, and lard 2? to 5 

other segment of American econ-
= DETROIT EGGS |, omy, he said:

‘cents a hundred pouncs lower, | 
Sinclair Oil hit the tape with, P)—diggs fob 

March — 

Ln Detrett, cases included, federal-state |

a block of 20,000 shares up 4 at) etree * “The country is changing from a

| 7 } & 

6214. National Distillers, yester-,~ Whites—Grade A jumbo 50-52, weighted jsociety based on work to one based

| Brokers attributed the splurge,

; FL s ja verage 5i'a: large 45-48: wid ave 444 
day's most active issue up %%.| medium 42-44, wtd avg 43%. Grade B |of selling at the start to the action 

‘primarily on the utilization of 
opened today on 12,00 shares up a | Teac a *fusbe 4.50. wid-avg{Of the Senate late yesterday in Jeigsure time. The American people,

drowns de-|_§j 
ui feating the proposal to restore 90/

¢o'y; large 44-46, wtd avg 44's oes finding themselves with more lei-
at BR ___-* * * 43 Grade B large 41. Grade C 

sure than working hours, and with

| 38-37 = avg 36', | Per cent of. parity price Supports 

_:| STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH — Looks like

‘ € -| Chee money t@ spend enjoying them,

‘10 several basic crops. . 
inum Ltd. 1,200 shares up 154 at’ wWhites—Grade A ‘extra large 45-46. have a problem that is new in

Among other bine xs) were Alum ' Commercially graded: “George,” the goose, has stuck his neck out too far. But he's really 

B Rather surprisingly to traders 

in no danger, because he's a feathered friend of ‘‘Belle,’ a Palomino |

116%, Westinghouse Electric 2,500, laree (3-48; medium 39-42, Gre mankind's history.

the 90 per cent of parity provisions | 

mare on the Thomas Graber farm in Wichita, Kan. When George

off % at 6148 (where strike talks | * Browus—Grade A extra large 45: large 

ithe amendment which knocked 

out 

THEY'RE DETERMINED

bogged down again). Interna-| 

TY:SEVEN,_ ; 

\Diehard FE. ugitive ‘Merrymakers to Dance 
ORION — The Merry:

LAKE

Admits Breakins 

makers of Lake Orion, who now 

as Escape Fails Ihave 37 couples as members, are 

planning a pethuck dinner and 
A burglar who losf cut to im-/dance’ Saturday, at the Blanch ” 
bole odds in ‘his escape at. Sims Schoo! all-purpose reom, Call-

tempt Wednesday night confessed ers for the evening will include 
yesterday to a total of more than!Bruce Allen Ray McCardy and 

;30 Detroit area breakins, Oakland |; ester Gilmore. ‘ 
County Sheriff's detectives said 
today. 

. Albert Nitchie, 5, of Dearborn, |AAission Unit to Meet 

= 

was caught by two Oxford patrol-| waATERFORD. TOWNSHIP—The 
men and a citizen after et Mi ssionary Society of 

block chase across lots. ‘Lakeland United Presbyterian 

Escaping through the back door Church will meet at 8 p.m. Mon-
of a gas station he was rifling, day at the home of Mrs. Jack 

Nitchie slogged through mud a foot Spencer, 1186 ‘Tull Rd. 
deep, losing one shoe in the pro-; 
cess, 

He sped around the corner of a 

f ~ Lodge Calendar

nearby house and ran into a fence 
jpost. shearing it off at ground’ 

Special communication, Pontiac

and injuring his face

level 

Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M. to confer ‘ 

| Arraigned yesterday before Ox-

E. A. Degree. Fri, Mareh 9, 7:30
ford Justice Fred F. Stevens on 

p.m. Samual E Smith, WM‘breakin charges, Nitehie waived —AQY. 
‘examination and was bound over) 
to Circuit Court for arraignment | 
Monday. He failed to furmish 

News in Brief 

pong of $1,000. 

| Bernard Green, 19, of Detroit, 
Business Notes who demanded examination yes-. ~ 

| 

jterday on charges of uttering and 

| Outstanding sales records by two Publishing before Ferndale’ Jus-

Pontiac agents of the John igo ‘tice Earl N. Nash, was told to : 
cock Life Insurance Co. were re-appear April 9 for review. of the ._¢ 

ported today by company offic ie charge. Bond of $1,000 

was 

not 

9-43; medium 39-41. Grade B large 40, 

tries to hog the oats in Belle’s bucket, Belle grabs George by the 

The two, John E. Dyer and Louis|furnished. 

~ +

are 

"Market firm but nervous at the ad-. 

did not include wheat. Many trad-

They are determined to make

of prices of mostly 1 to 2 

neck as shown above and removes = goose gently ee the scene. |

cents 

Tioran, were among the firm's top!

nance

tional Nickel2 

thought wheat’s drop would 

Charged with reckless driving,

upply and demapd irregular with offer-| 

of their leisure time, but they

ers 

==

use 

three per cent in national compe-)

International Telephone 3,000 up % 

ings from midwestern states liberal and!

fully ample, but from nearby)be 

knocked out: today but 

|Marshall C. Mangum, 48, of 182 “4

often at a loss in finding

eggs 

some 

| Wunees are short Sh it needs oder 

| wondered why it was not incluced

Wald 

Lake Rotary Club are 

re-tition, The local office was also in|

_at 34%, Chesapeake & Ohio 5,500, 

iPine St., was fined $100 by Pon-3

|

warding uses for it. They 

are the same range,-spokesmen said.

500 strength att ‘uted to stot 

‘in yesterday's 

itiace Municipal Judge Maurice E. -§

% at 60, Armour 4. ~ il | toreine coming Easter trade eae)

20 and 7,700 at 20, and Pacific 

energetically pursuing leisure.”

vote.

up

at 

President's Club members by vir-,

—_—_ 

|Finnegan yesterday. .

¥ * * 

:

Tin 11,500 up % at 87s. CHICAGO BUTTER & EGGS Grain Prices 

of their accomplishments, the:

tue

The promised four'day week) 

will attend the company’s

| CHICAGO, March 8 (AP) — But CHICAGO GRAIN 

steady receipts 1,326.00. wholesale buy-| 

agents 

Rescoe Miraele, 34, 151 Collier

;

CHICAGO. March 9 AP) — Opening | labout 1965, he pointed out, will) t 

grain 

says ,

New York Stocks [ine Prices unchanged, 93 score AA 37. 

-lbring a “crisis for many people! |annual convention near 
White 

Sul-\Dr., yesterday pleaded guilty. to 

{Late Morning Quotations) S2//A) 87.90 B58 S88 Cosas, \cars) 00 . Se ae | H fur Springs, W.Va., from Marcha charge of driving under the in-

'B 56 89 C $5.5 soceves 2B July ws : lunless they are prepared for a life! ,, Bs & %

Admiral . 19 Jones & L ... 47 Eggs firm, receipts 12,000 wholesale| May “is ai ne a0 in which leisure tin is mach more 19 through March 22. ifluence of liquor and paid a $100 
Air Reduction 407 Kelsey Hayes 362) buying prices unchanged to Itz higher: G2 --+ +: 191 Rye fine levied by Pontiae na a

Allied Chem. 115.4 Kennecott 1364,U 8. large whites 60-699 per cent A's! i 202 Mas 125%. ‘important than working time. 5) Sup, tera, eerin, |r ae

Allied Strs .. 54 Kimb Cik 47/425 mixed 415° mediums 405) stan-)P%S PMS st dad . Trai lor auch conditi ‘ Eldon P. Eroh, registered archi-| Judge MayiceE-Finneg ——s 

Allis Chalmers 74 Kreser, SS .. 291 dards 395. dirties 37, checks 368 eM) ygr 2130 Sep 8, 120 | WALLED LAKE — Fire Chief after Ralston Calvert, chairman of Training for such conditions must jot will open new offices at 1715! 
Alum Lid. ty tte esr | en tae en May ee ti73_ Ray Price was named ‘Outstand-community activities had told the, ‘begin now, Fulton said. S. Telegraph Rd., Monday a St, Joseph Mercy Hospital Auxil-3

Ch « Lo. uly 7 ? 7 . ee “7 J* 3

PS) epee 303 Lige & My .. 682 CHICAGO POTATOES Sep . 137, May 1220 ing Citizen” and presented with group of Price's achievements. As a music industry executive, Eroh formerly had offices iary super rummage sale, 479 8. é 
Am Cyan © 713 ee Aue Nal BORGO MSrca ete ee eal is oe ee esa 8 plaque of mahogany with a These include many years of _ he suggested that music be taken | 1858 Auburndale Aye., Cass Lake, |, Woodward. oe a

th Leeson | I 4 aot frida 5 —— 

A 1, 60 a, rivals old steck $9 on track “49 

ne arr y 27 rien qonem ee total US shipments 912. _ supplies re (Mar .... 61 Oct 12 97 [pronze eee a cea the biog public service, as Price has been | Up as leisure. He said there are and has been in the Pontiac areal “™ y ®

re a 

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SS ack Trek) 6252 | eenaatec ehtis ctrcneern toror [tary Anes = = ae aay | a member of the volunteer fire | more than 28,000,000 people in | for 15 years. The Bargain Bex, 465 8. Wood-3 
cate del = ss Grolier ae Fi ive Cars Damaged “lary €y Segnitd made the award] SPartmcat for 15 years Five | ‘est comtry whe Play © tomioal | “LEVE!eVELAND HINSI—The Bonrd|tioceeyard! ier thete cours mm 3tf

Merck -.. 286/bakers 455-465, utilities 3.20-3 25 — ee! years ago he became chief, and -(Go rument toda y-(INS)— clothes-for entire ‘ at 

. Mid) Stl Pd . 45 /nesota-North Dakota Pontiacs wash 7 20 ; ee : ‘of Trustees of the Foundry Edu-| low prices. MI 4-4528, —Adv. :

largely through his efforts the “Music's ability to turn leisure ae ee ‘ oes ee P 
Monsan Ch ... 474/vals 16. on track 44, supplies moderate, as al ries 0 ar department has been organized | into creativeness. beauty and self.(C&t2" Foundation has elected) accountant, wide experi-‘

Mpls Hon . . 742/and waxed 400-410. New stock Spare 

Armco 8tl_.. 51.2 Mont Ward .. 926) demand good and market firm for best, in a bichly efficient moaamer SS, : | James H. Smith, general manager, ' 
ce: "733-3 33 Motor Po... 33.4) irid rode feds 1n50. to sucks 2.7070 | ind 2 expression,” Fulton said, “is at-Central Foundry Division of Gen ones 68 yoeee ee pony a :

Motorola... 48__| Florida eae ‘| MOLINE: Ht @—Mrs. Anne E. At one time Price w i ib St ae =

Myeller Br... 37.7) 2-80. Lees ; i one time Price was respon-|tracting many people who never) eral Motors, as sident of the! aSclosi a and eewor 9295. 
Murray Cp ... 397 Scott's attempt to get her car into| sible for the station in Walled Lake | before thought of learning to play. toundation for 1956-57. am ses x. va sires; 
Nat _Bise 391 a parking place resulted in on oe as well as the Commerce Township/For them it is better late than

Nat Cash R .. 416 uliry : : 

Benquet __.... Le epi & ane DETROIT POULTRY | damage to five cars, including her, xin e L Station. However, while still serv-| never.”" CLEVELAND (INS) — The Ches-Chicken and Biscuit Dinner, 

Beth Steel....154 Oi UiyPe 7 DETROIT, March 8 ‘AP}—Prices paid own, a broken parking meter ing the city, he now has his head-= Ohi iveed he Pri. 5 until. 82 Perkins. $1.25-T5c. 

Boeing Air ., 76.2 Tt 83 per pound fob. Detroit for No 1 quality . 14 brak treet light 7 | arters in the C i Tow apeake ang Ohio Railroa S$ an-—Adv. 
: Ret Lode see bo3 NY Central | 4¢¢-2%e poultry to 10 am and a street light pole. | Ri Wi fc beset Ath: eee Count fy at nounced appointmenttt of ME.EB. Ross3 = 

= Ces h up 2-34. light hens 20 Heavy’ p, broken p OM Calls 

Borg Warner : oe Nie Mi Fow oF Thorens a Pope ae tie olice = she me control af C assroom, ing or ship sfstation. -e ie ly U as general coal traffic agent and| Fish dinner, Fri, Mar. 9, DAV -
rl y bel as 7 -26. d Rocks 26 Caponettes the machine and it struck one) ; 4

Sion Balke 274 Wo Am Ay 842\ct me at de amie aa ; : “ Prove Successful for One of Price's lest achieve-Mrs. Roy Darliz W.F. Pye as fuel service engineer,"Home, 199 Auburn Ave. Starts at : 
Budd Co 207 Nor Pac 81 |” Market firm on hens Receipts light Car, pushing it into another. Mrs.) rn “h = “the Pont . Pres RD . both with a in Detroit. 5 Pp. m. Ay. i

Burroughs -34 Nwat Alrline 174! and short with best demand fer g00d | Seo’. car 4 wales nr! Ww ‘ments, he told the Pontiac Press| MILFORD — Service for Mrs.) 
Calumet & H © 154 Ohio Oi! 18 it cuanGguieciored hens 0 Pryerelveteeds Scott's car then broke off the elter Contender reporter : re a z lad! ie ‘ f , ae ye oe If your friend's in jail and needs

Camp Soup... 425 Owens Ll G| 784 Parm offerings moderate on crosses and! parking meter and light pole. The reporter was rescuing a young lad’ Roy (Julia Eo) Darling, 46, of 227! y 
Can Dry 16 Pac G&E! 511) Barred Rocks. but current demand ts falling le broke the windshield from drowning in Walled Lake a Hickory St,, will be ag 1 pm. Sun (bail. Ph, PE 5-_— or MA 5-4031. 
Can Pee i’. je2 Pan AW Air 7202 slow and supphes fully ample Pane) alling pote OKE -: d } COUNCH BLUFFS, Ia (INS)— ‘few years ago. He carried a lad-| q; y in the Ri <1 B rd Chapel, i —Adv.

Capita Li -Panh Epl 762 Quality caponettes in good demane of still another car and dented the ‘ = “ : Ms : -\ da ic chardson-Bi Ei 
566 -1 -_———-ft yi i -Vear-> ; an 2 ; = : —. 

at. 1. 194@ Param Pict a1 ‘top and broke the rear window of Soh Rossie, 28-year-old school der and rope 200 yards over break-Milford, with burial in) Highland) WILMINGTON. Del (IN) Du Pont NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE 

Cater Trae 653 Parke Da 406 HICAGO POULTRY teacher who paid his way through, ing ice to bring in Charies Wilson’ Cemetery. M } lif announced today sales and earnings set] 4939 Chevrolet 4 door, Eugine No i

Ches & Ohio., 60.3 Penney JC 994 CHIC Aco March 8 ‘AP\— Live peau ‘the fifth. HN with his fists, is keeping'who had be eat i >metery. Mrs, Darling, a iletiMe new records for 1985 President Craw-/jqagne2g0 Public sale to be held at-; 
Chrysler 756 Pa RR -... 243 fully steady on hens. steady on capon co ege who had been in the water [resident here, died Thursday morn-/ferd H Greenwalt disclosed in the an-|209 Notch Park Boulevard, Lake Orion, — 

| 624 Pensi Cola ... 74.7 elles and young stock, re cele at ooo | . . » "I s [nual repert—to elockholders that relate bee 3

cities Leal “Ss. pia 423.214 ‘yesterday 452 coops one eye on a_ chance or welter-minutes ling. in Pontiac Osteopathic Ho0S-| ere $1909 million, 13. per cent abe an on Meret 31, unr Tose c 
Climax Mo 682 Phelps D ea qi) heavy hens 23-27. light hens 18-105 weight prominence despite his, lmital [1954 and nine per cent over the previ-| = ion 4GecaiCele:....18% philce | |. 33.4| rollers or (fryers: 13-36) olé rogaters| 0 icee Departr men lassroom ties Commenting on receiving the | PI! lous high of $1,750 million in 1983. | STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Probaie i’

Colg Paim : $93 Philip Mor ‘a ee s: icspomesice under) <4 tee 24-25, | classroom 3 | award Price said: “This is the | She is survived by her husband: -peralnes ser rr ened pemees abare Court for the Coanty of Oakland ; 
Col Brd A... Phill Pet RT : e . Ps itwo sons, Fred Wood of Milford; aecine! 33 for 19 otal earn oer| veveniie Dtviston & |

Cot Goa * is Pit Plat G 8 Re aid b Woman Ressic had q B-plus averag | biggest thrill of my life. It means si Guacies Wood of Puatiags tive. me to $432 million, including oe In the matter of the petition concer-4 
See gk Pret a GO | 1003) . k while earning a bachelor’s de-| more to me than if I had been | af arles Wood o cy [mtiton Laca wag aeon lpg trea tg tog Carolya Proctor, caine + Caune No. + 
Coa Ges.., 771 Palmas a3) Livestoc | gree In economics at the Unl-| elected President of the United \grandchildren; and three sisters, |siion nm 6Gyeerat ° oe sa prisice, Mlerwairan E 

Petel Te be ah ‘36 EST wety Livestore DES MOINES, Iowa (P—A a versity of Iowa. He also holds a | States.” Mrs. Bernice Merrill of Pontiae, —-cal Petition having ‘been filed this f

= =e 66|.,DETROIT, March 8 (AP)—Hogs salable) = “ | Rowe—of—Awb-_RURBANK, 1S) Baenings—of-——e9 
“3S Dre, 125Cattle early 128 undertone moatly (/Year-old $30 a with called come ucation, degree he physicalteaches ~~fAmong witnessing chidepres-| James 

A ; of ll UTM Lockheed Aireraft Corp a 1955 were! abouts of the father of the said minor

Cont MotMot...sees81 Rexmee Orue ae(O46) No salablesales’ Receipts weak of only womanmonth an police} master’s which tn now ed-| 4.4; thoseere his eile! the |HeightsMrs. and Barbara Hudson of,the second highest tn the company * child is unknowns and the @aid enti its ia 
Corn-Pd ||... 317 Rey Tob B S17 Cee ee ee re Coal Chereecine.| <d a ticket . School in © Pl itera chalede oht Ss ae ea *|Phoeniz, Ariz history, (seteling 91) 320 eer oe tall vielated a law of the @tate and that b

peg ee oe Y es oa) cleat nominally steady Competes mest 'to say she wanted to buy a ticke j at Edison ool in Council | ang twelve ‘members of the volun-"s Orve Weatever spare compared see ieeee erica sald child anoule be placed under the ; 
“ aig 7 Bt Jos Lead = 8?= clearance laughterd “steers unevenlyROX to the annualSSF “< ball. | Bluffs. ; jteer fire department coun pagar Westove year) J last pearl reached 9003 380 ‘ ) = — ee :

Deore sda ‘ oe bg a oe (Galea on ‘ets i

= policemen’s i 
Mois rag meee in Reg Pap 47 steadg to as meres $0 Rete Streneth | She explamed that she lives al-When not hitting the books, Ros-' Other guests of the Rotary Club BROWN CITY—Service for Orva) 000 a slight drop from the $732,872, 000 | og? sMighican’ | vou care Corebs notified , 

Doug Airc oe Be geab Al ee #14 steady cows mostly ica higher wale and ‘ one > nigh two years ene ol £ . {} for the evening were 40 farmers’ Westover, 57, will re held at 2 i 1% = i that the hearing on said petition will be

ee RR eee 100 Thicke bulls.one, : that night 0 nso be at2y p.m_,'" q4 

Dow Chem ,,. 672 : = strong to S0c higher. stockers! and feed: sie was doing another kind of hit-= Ss ae & Towne held at the Juvenile Court, Oakland 4 

Du Pont apo 7m eee Ro SB oie about steady bulk good and choice ago a Stranger pounded at her ting in 90 amateur and 40 pro-!n the area who had been invited tomorrow from Carman Funeral Manutcane Gieicacee fueriaa County Service Center, Court Howe An ‘ 

5 { We @ She i i7 6 oi calesce x aa ; = « é a a . wy an \ [ 60-8 y in t 

= Koa 841 Sinclair O Co hs lel are hs 5 nine jots cheice door. She said she dialed the eles (eaeonall bouts) His pro record in-'o bear a talk on farm subsidies, Home. He died Wednesday at bis! record net income last year of $4.679.831.|Dontia in. sald) County. on the Sen 

Fl Aute Lite 393 Soconvy Mob 7 2 00 high choice 1212 Ibs 197 7 nhone operator and asked for the eae ———— |home after a heart attack A resi-;equa! to $628 per common share, com-| aay of March A.D. 1956, at two o'clock

Fl & Mus 37 Bou Ry 1 ork. nagtier aus dole shinies |e pong or 4 . cludes 29 ring victories and ukeee dent of B C for IR yes pared with $1.826.811 or $289 a share in ihe afternoon and you ate hereds 

Emer Rad 199 Sperrs Rane 6 0 Ib steers 1875-1950 commer-| police é : ore nt of Brown City for 28 years, in 1954 A. non-recurring credit Of/ commanded to appear personally at said

draws. All his losses were by 1.570.334 result from reinstarement|

Frie RR 2200 Std Onl Calf 954 cial and low good steers 1600-17 00 “Before T hung the receiver | Mr Westover was born and mar-)$! 970.339 resulting hearing

Ex-Cell-O 77 gtd Oil Ind , fers average choice and oe En Ee cision A Niaricite of net assets abroad and consolidation’ 11 peing imprectical ta make personal 

fairb Mor . 43 td Ol N ut and conimercial « wn policemen were here taking Rossie'x late father Pabert. A ned in) Marlette ; ai oe aneitisriss Se ee ape ht service hereof, t summois —_ mot ior 
Food Mach ,. 615 2 Vide part lead | good and tow choice heif : a” che «: : ‘ bi ot . Mr Westove “ <4 . son et sales a ‘ & |ehall be served br pmb! tien of a espe 

commercial {he man away,” she said tossie of Aubudon, la, also was in Gasoline Prices. D , td ‘ “ " “ a a man o $104 923 172 ene Suet Green Ae ce. Gala) heading 710

Freah Tre. 276 stad Pack 1690-1700 utility and 

phen S Bon OW ee aS He ules eo es 10 3 Two policemen were sent to her a professional fighter and served hielo Mala ae ae ~ life Pontiac Pre HE CSROnES DeMEtes

Gen a acther © sty baa ae wully sos ! ; -7 . ; ; pared a = of Columbiaville: six daughters and ciréulated in <aid County

Gen ii gud a cenners and cul Commer nn se aes with a complimentary’ to-as manager for young Bob, whe py, INT Fleven major il. Beverly and Maxine at home. Mrs Announce cara Party ines. the Me rable Arner = 

Cher 4 ay J-49 : 5 fe 2 le E : e all ani ah . Moore wdge of said Cow, Hy 

Gen Tex reer} tee chore S10 tbe We siockers end) tee. the Pal jwith a half-dozen state AAU and companies have cut the wholesale jenneth He ayward of Mariette, Mrs NEW HUDSON—The Maccabees *f Pontisc in sald County, tia Tih aay

Gen 4 Tex G si re 47 00-18 30 ws tote sarees ee ae es fen behind price gasoline

SO rae of 3.4 cents per 84) john Graham -of Cohambiaville, of New Hudson are sponsoring an-Seat . NRT RE, MOORE 
Gea Tins aweet Timk R Beat coer bene ceniand ta Titanium Used began lg 

an Herbert other parties, true Judge rreesProbate

"ss lon BK cH 2 Wohl ae ga thting for money in lon in the : ate: a | Mrs Eschendal of Pontiac,| of their card to be A cop y sisia 3 ates aof 

Gorbel Br... 81 ae Ae srices. strong to mostly | Although he has had little time Mrs. August Quandt of Peck: five held Friday mght in the Macca Deputy Probate Register, 

ar ee Four eerie cule) casalaving | Lower prices set by independent” : Juventie Division

Good eat eee has Trent Cen snail peceipts only at seats Oo as OSIS for sparring since his last bout, ‘ brothers, Melvin of Pontiac, Daniel ‘bees Hall. The publi¢ is invited. Mar. 9, 1956 

oodyear ..45 } : t OO: us " re F , : 
ral Paice Tm yaa few prime individuals late , which he lost to Del Flanagan ‘© ‘fineries en ae -aan ae n eo of Mariette, Harold of Silverwood, | — = —— = 

t ae i o 3200: bylk utili i 4 > Ww ;

<i ene te as Un Pac OC acres ei ‘150 noe ety oe °1N Plane Making | in June, Rossie hopes to “get the move, whic cao down the wijtiam and Icon of Dx truit, and : = 7} 
Orevneund. veo tea Unit Att Lin 41 weightand condition. cuilandtom isl some-training done’ -so-he ean Price. of are —— =i 4D-43-grandchittdren Serving Good Food Since 1929! —T) 

f OU. o74 ee mr oe 7:00 : or : me OW ‘FltASHINGTON~ — Titanium, vir-up re-match Flana-average 0 cents per | D,

Unit Fruit ha ture culls down to blewo 2 u line a with galion Loren :

icine Bruno 
«+ OT Un Gas Cp 121| Bheep salable none oday s market ually a_precious metal. is being. : |The cut does not affect premium -: i a COUNTAL

Rien b

Feac ce Binns a Ones 3p q TOMIMANY Meady Compared Tast Trurs--ear ane ~ : gap. \pasoline. MILFORD — Funerat arrange: 

00 a4 US Rubber sag day slaughter jambs unevenly 50c to used by the aircraét industry to re-| _ , . ath 7 Hr ante forsaren Brune stot 
ml Cent €5 2 100) jawer sheep scarce To prove that books and boxing * * men r Laren TUNG, 14, 0

; a US Bteel : ! duce cost. If resists heat better than Ae : leone

Indust Ray 492 Vv Raal about 260 choice and prime 67 ce be ced s ‘essfully, Rossie . 00 vx | jealers 296 Clyde Rd toute 4, are per

Ing Rand .,, 672 ae 106 Ib sspeled lambs 2175-2200, practical alyminum _and is lighter than steel. an be mixed successTully, Hossic About 100 gasoline dealers, mem-: cot se : Lobby of Riker Bidg. iq 
Tnland StY ... RSS 2 Bea top at 43—_buatk —and—rineter —wonipt = et ved -his-master's degree fora—bers_of the Genesee County Brand ins at the Gehardson-Bird Funeral

rood 
Inspir Cop 214) lambs under 103 Ibs 2060-2750, utility sy using a new $1.6 titanium ie S z Home here. Mr Bruno ched = sud == 
Interlake Tr 712) and acous sooled lambs 1850-1925. bulk’ af yw certain (pe instcad thesis entitled: “A Comparison of of the Retail Gasoline Dealers: L , ' Ss 
tnt Bo Mach By eu eae ie ae ee : ‘ Forces By Means of Relected Types Assn of Michigan, agreed to pass denly yesterday at his home 

Int Harx 1 4 fee No } and 2 | ae see hes cull of a halfeent steel screw formerly of Blow 1 Boxe . YW oper cent of the aan Alon He leaves two son Charles of

Star ax No ‘ pelts 75.1950 cull Slows an Boxine ” iD sayings Alone a wh 

u Pace i » choke ¥ Vauemer sheep S00 used in making a new jet bomber ; j Renner ha Pbodied ofl (fires. (Ratan) 

: r. 8 ) oo = Ory ers | ! On’ SLB 4 
1 Shine 69 the manufacturer as able facent off (Sette Niifiore wbrathea lan

ai ae 5 . . -; a ) ey ALIANT 
Int Tel& Tet CHIC Ae ner K "4 pounds from the plane s weisht Family Night Wednesday Ec; D li B b > of Clarkston a sister Ms Miyidie 
Taeob f Cite acco aae representing: a S194) saving in the ROUT. TOWNS The. Far ireman elivers ba Vf Pranks of Fenton and one grand Add up the cash you need. Concolidate your bills... redyre 

aircraft S.cost Towns Church will hold its next Without Leaving Home 
your monthly payments and have more money left over from 
pony on This chart shows how fow your payments can be. 
Using a Sitaotitanim bolt ine Lenten Family Night and pert MIAME BEACH, Fla os—Fise 
stead of a Percent stainless-stee] jock supper trom fo ® pan man Marti Horback 2%) hae been 
one in the same plane led to a w ednesday A omeeting of the wailing several vears to go on one 
weight saving ef 228 pounds and church board and the building of those emergency calls where 
& saving in aircraft costs of about committee will be held at & PM he could apply what hed been 
$11,400 on the same night aught about delivering 4 baby 
He gat the chance before dawn 
yesterday — right in his own 
homeSenate Quizzers Praise*™ |. . 
Delay Court Action 
—,Is 
. Seon Dismissal Plea 
A hearing, slated for vesterday. | 
on a motion to dismiss two charg 
es against David P. Dawson, for 
> 
Money i in | Day! 
920 West Huron Street 
Township 
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NZ FE 3-7123 
Free Parking 
in Rear 
| eto) et 
Monthty” Plan 
coe aa 
he | $ o22 
350 19.39 
500 26.69 
ineeraut 1s computed 
at the rate of 3% 

EPs eh ere 

per month op hbal-

“mer Lake Orion auto dealer, 32.) 

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he 

was postponed on request ef Daw-

GM's New Dealer Policy ou" 

t atts i rding ak

according Oak 

J. 

Nephier Co 1 

ee 

hoice @nd prime 1319 +>-€eterady sterrs” 

Cle on 50 to

from$300;

teuy 

Figures a er decimal points are. fig hihe noe ep good to high choice steers 16 

3" from $300 to $300

a 

igh ie Noon 9: 50. a few utility and commercial 12 

LUCUY RATION

ambulanee. Horback went into ac” 

us | woey. 

to

Baidwin Rubbers , 54 16 4°1525. some choice mixed yearlings 12s. ! ae ;

Gerity-Michigan 20/1960 

averape enod choc hon land County 
16 00-18 60 uttiit WASHINGTON 1H — Generaler Massey, a Buick dealer for a a F | CO Ziem 

Prosecutor F

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aac

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Kingston. Products* rT THE reife 

— ‘ Seen fs =. a test A NiNe-pwnind par . 
Midwest Abrasive* &2 acs mmercial coms 1 anners ar 
Masco Screw o 0 1 1 aairy heifers down ' ility and 

Motors Corp. won praise from Sen quarter century in Jeaumont -ean ; Dawsen is charged with embez 
Rudy Mfg A at 41 #2 cutters PO-11 $3 ¥ He ite investigators today for “wer, .-The Horbacks have three other 
Wayne Borer Wit 13 tein cur er up to a fea ‘ es whose franchise was ¢ an ehittre -dling and cons Thag ty his awn use 

‘ es 
‘No sale. bid and asked very ent canners 8 s ity and ext ; ; ; ouewn UN whiehwhich st have 

' mportant’’ recent changes in its 

SVAN MAS allegediyallegedly should 
wt umercial bull 7 rod hea ss : odealers’ contractsn 7 i same

' At the1 Al eeled Jast fall for faiure to ee | were ry Wehies | AVE T try iy the “ [ NIVe Sst |

fa muile 11 49-12 00 choice F aay : zs ? wer seeps ys qyinat wit c 

22 60-26 00 time the company was eritieized : * ae ae mich yo ~ Lake Orion ons Set CIV Credit: Comp winch bought

cP 

for alleged inadequate «fforts te oh. SLUR a THESTLONS On ‘ from the fuetory far sale by 
rly. “ip idvertising and mew 

4 208,606 Enrolled 

{3 M sales and adverts ising policiesleadership Session 
Dia NN} 
car bootlegging LAKE: ORION =|The Lake (fan bis hae orl 9 hay 

ete aay ey

; He read fram oo newspaper ad Dione Clubs wscnsurme a deinen

in Catholic Schools 

a tril iatecd fey Marreh 14

GM president Harlow Ho Car: oi jqjsement of the dealer wha suc. 27M (ON! EE aan 

tice, testifying before a Senate ceeded Massey such enticements “halon ste of HOE Ep

NEW YORK—In 144 > there were 

Commerce subcommittee, said. prom chen ihe dvainn negir eae: hip Trair ing Cours 

210 Reman Catholic UNIVersities } a mhs abeent ‘ Utica Residents Invited 

MAple 5-4352

both dealers and customers Will igenetied as Hubert Little — would

slaughter ewed 

5 O-8 0n 

re ee ess = es o 

‘Millionaire's Party’

and colleges in the United States, 

to

benefit from the ‘revolutionary’ — .,)) -Ol high, fancy and zany‘

with a total enrollment of 92 42h 

pe oc i 38

improvements, He said GM fas : . — 

UTICA=The «cond annun} At 

Compare Our Quality

At present* there are 247) such DeSoto’s February Sales 

ors 

legislation to help block Monroney expressed hope that This ines hing vel be conducted 

fionaire’s Parts oo hy the

institutions and 219.706 students. bootlegging. sales pressure would not be ex. by Jack Tod, the regional man-

® Free $30 installation with copper

Miea Lions Club, wall he held to

students. Higher by 23 Per Cent 

erted by letters of the type he ager, and is fires If suffietent 

® No threads for salt water to rust

morrow night at the Kfights of 

Catholic high schools have in-oe DETROIT (INS'—DeSoto Divi-Chairman Monroney 'D-Okla' yaig were sent to lagging deal number of individuals decide te © Large top for easy filling of saltsaid the new franchise form ‘'es-Columbus Hall on Ulica road, with

creased! in) ihe same arcade) ce of Chrysler Corp. said yes-ers in late 1954, notifying them continue, the course will be set up. © Only one handle with shift control 
tablishes a_polic y of actual part-they must bring sales up to com. the general public invited. to at-

Semi-automatic

irom £381 te 2508 and) thei ae ee February) were tend

: ‘ : 23 per cent higher than those in, nership in ue Peay | pany. fixed standards to be sure © "Dowex" mineral by Dow Chemical

pupils from 447,699 to 639,607. January. * Rochester Man to Take | Proceeds from the party will be 

f of contract renewal. ~® 10 gauge extra heavy Galvanized 
But simultaneously Frederick J 

used to purchase playground equip.

At present there are 9.385 J. B. Wagstaff, DeSoto vice pres-English Bride March 10 4ank 

Catholic elementary schools with ident Bell, executive vice president of Such “broadside notices of pend-ment for the city’s Grant Park. ! rs Patented—Plastic inside

in charge of sales, further 

Monroney — said,

the National Automobile Dealers 8 @Xecution,’ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seott of Suf-distributors

3,349,293 pupils. compared with stated the division’s sales during 

Assn. (NADA), issued a statement SUmulated bootlegging to unfran-folk, E:ngland, have announced the ® 10" False Bottom—keeps it up

8.030 schools and 2.098.998 chil-the month were only two and a half 
To Wed Imlay ‘City Man

demands Chised dealers forthcoming marriage of their ® No Down Payment

declaring NADA — still

dren in 1945 per cent below the all-time for 

Ed * “ 

daughter, Maureen, to Airman 2C-IMLAY CITY — Mr. and Mrs © 10 Year Warranty

_legistation to safeguard dealers’! 
nghts, so they can be enforced in, Curtier testified thal he had can” Paul L. Racine Paul is the son ‘Doyle pone of Capac have an-+ © Free water test in your home

td Ae February, set in 1995 

Total Catholic schoo) and eel DeSoto’ Fe ae -alne 

# Engineered to fit your tamliy needs 
lege enrollment ‘now stands eee co 5 ae 

court celled all these “defieiency letters’ of the Rev. and Mrs. Franklin nounced the « nvarement of ther 

cee ae ue which were outstanding at the tube Racine of Rochester daurhter Sane, Lax to Allan

4.208 606 compared with 2.609.123 pared with 8&0] “$149
the previous CITES CASE when GM offered its dealer organi The wedding will take place on Swailes of Imlay Cit, No date 
in 194. month and 10.196 in Fe ‘bruary. 195 

Moneoney chose the case of Luth zation five-year contracts, Saturday in Suffolk. has been set for the wedding. 

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