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AUGUSTA, Ga.{AP) — President Eisenhower to- | 
day announced the resignation of cancer-stricken Sec- | 
retary of State John Foster Dulles. | 
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With moisture in his eyes, Eisenhower personally. 
told newsmen that Dulles is absolutely’ incapacitated” | 
to carry on the burden of his office and to determine 
policy. . 
Eisenhower said he will announce a successor 
soon, ‘ a] 
He declined to say that the job will go to Under-' 
secretary of State Christian A. Herter, who has been ; 
serving as acting secretary. 
WILL BE CONSULTANT 
Eisenhower said he has asked Dulles to continue 
to serve him as a foreign policy consultant. 
A reporter told Eisenhower it had been pretty mudh’ 
taken for granted that Herter would move up to Dulles’: 
post. 
Asked whether he had someone other than Herter 
in mind, Eisenhower said there are ‘all kinds of con- 
siderations” to take into account. He added there are 
———*“a number of people with   
‘. Pan talents” who 
Police Reserve <2"; a dr ifatic announcement 
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Attempts fo Quit ete upals ha spread to the, 
  Complain That Eastman eck «ra Farber iy apparently . had been contined to the abdom 
Has ‘Shelved’ Unit; 
Meeting Scheduled Lisenhower strode into the 
temporary White House press 
Pentiac today was threatened pon, near his vacation head. 
with mass resignation of its 4 quarters this forenoon and an 
neunced that he wanted to say 
something regarding Dulles. member reserve police force 
The latest outburst of trouble 
within the Police Department came 
a 
Newsmen began to suspect a! 
tion was offered to the City Com- 
mission unscheduled E:senhower appear , . pee 
  
        
They‘re Weaving Web of Infamy’ Teen located 
<f RONER Raccoon. 
WILNESS AND EQUIPMENT — Witham — 
Bufalino, Detroit Teamster Union official, is 
shown with some “APOWR yeesrée as fe ‘Gok “Committee In 
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the witness ochair 
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Defiant Expect Mercury 
   
  * ' . &   Bufalino said someone 
before the -Senate Rackets “weave a web of infamy” 
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$sajement prior to the bear- 
had been trying to 
about him. in 
Fre ds With 
onvict 10-Hour 
for Pontiac Blonde 
Believed Abducted 
The Sheriff's Depart- 
ment has identified the 
man with whom JoAnn 
Visure was found as Har- 
old E. Martin, 20, of 735 
E. Madison Ave., an ex- 
convict who was released 
from lonia State Reforma- 
tory just last Tuesday 
alter serving nearlv three 
years for car theft here. 
A 10-hour search ended 
abruptly late this morning} 
when a 17-year-old Pontiac 
girl, apparently the victim 
of a violent abduction, 
‘was found unharmed in a 
/woods in nearby Bloomfield 
Township. 
An unidentified man -was 
‘found with her. accoysding 
to sheriff's detectives, who 
‘were bringing the pair to 
Oakland County Jail. 
It was not known whether the 
girl had been kidnaped or 
although evidence since her disap- 
pearance early this mgrning indi- 
cated this, 
The girl is JoAnn M. Visure. 
a pretty blue-eyed blonde. who 
was expecting to be married 
| this week, 
Her discovers ended a statewide 
ince when secret service agents search in which the FBI had ten 
It was signed by John Graham, poached the press roof a * few 7. tatively joined 
chiet of the Pontiac Police Reo ciinuies in advance of the Presi- to Hit Balmy .. oAnn is the daughter of Mrs. 
serve, and 56 other reserve MEM- Gent to muke their usual safe- ann Visure, a widow with two 
bers, guarding -arrahgements fur lus 72 teat Here .. Denies Probers Ch f other a porn ads She | 
. WRoteetinn was last seen by her fiance, Thom- Mayor Philip FE. Row sta per protection The mercur is experted j S q es as Black. 18. the son of Mr. and suaded the resers ists to hold Of NWT HELPLESS hin 7) dewrees today 1 Mrs. James Black of 739 Young St 
quitting for two weexs, while the The Presidem’s enotwn record Wt 4s. G&Erees toda) 
city attempts tasolve their com, the fur ee the “A ise f _ temperature of th Tempera ; FROM OUR NEWS WIRES BOTH QUIT SCHOOL 
Pisin, <* « # Diilles eondinon became more and Mures Mall @ontinge bith unt WASHINGTON — The Senate Rackets Committee Beth teenagers, attended Pon I : ae Centre fed sehe until fast 
Chief gripes centgred around 7°" ae an ~ ae i Ae a ae dug in its heels today for another verbal tug-of-war with an . svar thes ae noo! Sani 8 
George D. Eastman, public safety ye nie peprted that het : heen 4 a mn William Bufalino, a talkative Detroit teamster. Although. a witness heard the 
divector for the past seven ments valked to Dulles bs telephone eal ‘foniht’s AGM drop te nea In three grinding hours yesterday. the committee gi! s screams when she was ab- Reservits claimed Eastrys erin the morning. and that in view 46) Thiysdat 4 ae +b ly b ‘i t th | lanned to g ducted) police have no clear-cut “put them oon the shelf and was, tha deters” Jaret tindiies. The ts snes 4 ; oe t “ Jarery egan o cover e ground it planned to go over account of what actually happened 
luining morale = fecretary had decided definitely te ‘ os Sut a i! ‘dbeun: ie cs ~~ a with Bufalino. the law- Apparently, it went like this: 
They said they received better subrot his pesamation heceming 14-20 miles poate school-trained head of JoAnn was driving her moth. ‘ treatment under former Police A formal letter will reach him Portwthrer was thy mest ore ~~ Beaver sland Gets Local 985. er’s car home from her boy 
Chief Herbert W. Straley. whose later the Piesident went o cording preceding & whe Kor 4 mimittee accustomed ti friead's, about two miles away. 
battle with Eastman ended with Hisenhower said he wanted to to8n Ponnae. The re 4 hea ning ahem . mn chicas a - 7 oh As she turned onto Midway from 
Straley's ouster as chief April 4. make it clear that Dulles is nof PI sas Be _ “” Emergency Supplies Amendment fo avord anmeering Past bodipverd, Ser car was 
Graham and about 9@ other mem helpless. but the President questions, Bufalino provided a forced to the curb by the other ' 
hers of the reserve who appeared added thal the secretary is ‘ab Money Not a Girdle CHARLEVOIX o& — The Coast stunning change a pace. Fle re vehicle. : 
at last night's meeting indicated a selutely ineapacitated for carry- Guard cutter Acacia carmed 12 sponded with torrents of words. al The unknown assalant gained 
willingness to meet with Rastmian ing on the administrative load” WASHINGTON it PT: Sen tons of food supplies, plus gasuline though often not di ected to whatentiy to the girls car and 4a vw 
and other city officials in an at. and the policy-making chores of | Feverett Mo Dirksen «R-HL) ad- and fuel oil from Charlevoix yes--the committee regarded as the Jent battle ensued 
tempt to iron out thea problems. the’ State Department. dressing a conference of Repum  terd iy for ice-bound residents of point at issue JoAnn’s left shoe came off, the 
* * * It was at that point that the hean Soe On me cal sound: Beaver Island in Lake Michigan Bufalino said someone on the COMents ef her purse were dumped 
“You've been a part of this cits President said he has asked the NSS and sta Diy explained 19 ‘The island lies about 32. miles committee—he didn't say who— 0" the floorboards, a blanket on) 
for too long for me to accept Your T-year-old Dulles ta stay on as a {he ladies. “Rubber is good in a porthwest of Charlevoia Was attempting to “weave and '2P funt seat of the car was! 
summary resignation,’ suid Row- f oreign Polies consultant busine te : ‘ me ror ta the" Coast Guard help in obtaining’ spin a web of infamy” around tossed to the floor, the seat cover 
stan. ~_ * * ing ss siipplies was asked because severe him, was ripped and the contents of 
The mayor said he would asks Eisenhower heaped praise oF — ice conditions have prevented the He hotl. erected vies ‘Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 
City Manager Walter Ko Willpian Dulles. catling bint one of the inost Rhee will Run Again ferry Emerald Isle fram. starting ees ' clea a . un as 
next week to obtain a statement able men the country has krowr Hs normal service to ibe istand by Ne Gayl oT; itis RAkebs : 8 
from Eastman concerning reser Wearing a tan sports coat and SEOUL, South Korea PA Meanwhile. the cutters Arundel that he take a lie detertor test ion Arctic Mission 
ists’ charges and arrange a nego. a sports shirt with tie, Eiserhow- President Ssngman Rhee. $4. to- of Chicago and Woodbine of Grand his denial of involvement Mm ine ‘ , 
fiating meeting vithin two weeks. or spoke before a battery of hastiv day announced he def iniiels will (Haven have been carrying ine bamnbing of @ nonunion Dearhorn Ice Skate 
Willman is vacationing in Florida |x set up newsreel cameras and: run for a fourth four-sear teraa igency supplies to Mackinaw Island Mien om ~ wash iis PsisBuSie lips 
this week. flood lights i 1460 lin the Straits of Mackinac. ul : pad pothin i to de- waht Wt. Gets Under Way 5 a 4 Storme: 
In a long letter of resignation, - ee - —— re / * * * Te a Graham referred to ‘question. ia mare Ieuan... pelliepventl: ALPITA TWO Aretie Ocean 
able conduct” within the ranks of Bov Admits Stabbing delwered. Butalnia: ° (APr— The Skate a cold weather 
regular police officers that has —Defended the character and SCientific mission with streng mil 
_been “detrimental to the morale reputation of alleged underworld Mary overtones, was launched 
and best interests of the re- fig ures Who were associated with Piesday on this tiny block of ice 
serve." 1 Ss in O ler O im in a qukebax busimess betore the barren aretic 
He refused te elaborate later he became head of the jukebox we cu ronnie tobenis 
‘i ‘ s ary FLITE s ) 
probe ne prerred fo work out the FLINT ?—A youth adm ited to The bes went to the Dixon home = Pee he merely fronted for Pduipment. food and shelter to a 
a ems in he meeting with East- police todayv that he heat and te watch television after the set in riminal elements behind the tusr 5?! Ml eantingent of Air nee men 
. * * * stabbed to death a prefts. young his ewn house failed nes< ind Noaws SCHEIN ES from ¢ at fit 
In the letter, Graham referted mother of three whoa had be- O Rourke suid al! the box remem- —Aeccused the committee of 17 “ne al pe tee eae ; 
to “disparaging remarks and in- friended him. pred wes that Mrs. Dixon walked “branding and stigniatizing™ his ai d ; ee tee ce an 
nuendo by Eastman personally Genesee County Prosecutursby while he was watching televi children by fisting hinr on ity TEEN ena tis ale mere ts 
He wouldn't elaborate on this T¢reme F. O'Rourke said he would siop and he battered her with a chart of the Matia crime syudi- The 3-mile hy 2 mile island is ask the probate court? to waive pipe wrench an then stabbed het cate, along the arctic route traveled 
* gurisdietion on Gerald Carlson, wh a butcher knife dex: ; 
‘Continued on Page 2. Col 6) \ho wilt be 15 a week from today. “The bow ve al home and told his —Contended there was ne cen hee nuclear submarine Nau 
Texas Grandfathers The mutilated body of Patricia father what he had done,” fet of IRVErESE Ya Wis: SENS ul , 
, Dixon, 24, was found in a utility O'Rourke said.’ The father called labor telatians antant while Soviels have two sintlar sta 
Have Own Heaven pari of her home on the outskirts a9 ambulance serving as a umon offteral lions and are landing a third with 
pee oes : . ' . as ge n lf iiles oo li > Sue 
CLARKSVILLE, Tex. (UPI) — j dint — night. She aS O'Rourke said Gerald, who has COMMITS ke CHARGES me ia Alva One a io i 
Allen, the five-year-old grandson C30 !7 @ Rightgown. a 19-year-old brother, had never For tts part, the committee nich broke up last) November of P. D. Marable, who tells the O'Rourke said Carlson fre- , been in trouble before. He said charged that Bufalino: and had to be evacuated 
story, moved to Little Rock. Ark. quently visited Mrs, Dixon and the -boy seemed remorseful and —Received almost $1000 tn te yg, Harrys Mo Brittenhan of 
recently and got. to discussing her husband, Richard, 27, at their “ “remembers what he did.” gal fees and expenses: from the Houston, Tex. is the Ice Skate 
grandfathers with a new friend. home. “He didn't break down when 1 union during the bribery and project offices 
Allen said he had one grand- — Dixorwas at work at the Fisher talked to. him. He was lucid and Wire-tap trials af Peaster Presi Alpha Two is 233 miles north of 
father in heaven. The friend said body plant at the time of the slay- cooperative.’ O'Rourke said, dent Jam . i Halt S98 worth Point Barrow and about 900 miles he had two in heaven. ing. The couple's children -- Rich. O'Rourke said he would, investi silted fi > peered eat ~ ve ° south of the North Pole 
“Do you suppose our grand. ard Jr. 4, Terry 2, and Pamela. gate the case further before he de of law pees ves ues *Y Alpha One, which was operated 
fathers know each other up there?” 10 months were in the house fara whether or ny to petition / divorce atid HOw OE EAN oy conjunction with the Paterna 
the friend asked Carlshn lived next door to the the Juvenile Cdurt to waiVeeganis sulls ; fional Geophys sical Vr ar, brake 
"Shoot, no.’ Allen said "My Dixon home just outside the Flint diction and have ‘the hoy tried in * —Obtained a $16.000 hesiness up after being oceupred for 
grandfather is in a Texas heaven.” city limits with his father Ora. Cirenit Court ra GERALD CARESON (Continued on Page 2. Col 3) manths 
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‘darling of the family, 
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g Dulles Resigns as Secretary of State 
  JOANN VISURE ' 
Girl’s Mother Has 
Her Share of Trouble By PETE LOCHBILER 
Mrs. Ann Visure has seen more than he: share of 
troubles lately, but the abduction of her daughter last 
night is the worst blow of all. 
“I just don’t know what could have happened, I 
don't. know what to think,’ the tearful 55-year-old 
widow said today. 
“It's hard to belive JoAnn would have opened her 
car door for a stranger. She's not that kind of girl. “I 
hate to think of her being x * * 
I just pray that she , 
gets out of this unharmed.” 
  Mrs. Visure held JoAnn’s high 
school picture in her hand this’ 
morning at her home, 446 Midwa) 
Ave. 
“She is such a pretty girl, 
such a pretty girl,” she said, 
touching the portrait gently. 
JoAnn is the youngest of Mrs 
Visure's three children, and as a 
golden-haired tot was always the 
When Mrs. Visure’s husband, 
John. died in December of cancer, 
JoAnn's pending marriage helped 
the blow for her mother. 
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Visure was in the Materials 
partment of Pontiac Mofor Divi- 
sion. and he left enough money 
so that his widow does not, have 
to wark 
The other children are Robert. 
31, who hives w ith his mother, and 
Ernest, 28, de- 
MKS. ANTHONY PENA 
Mrs. Visure doesn't like te talk 
incident in front of 
her home last August. That was 
when JoAnn’s long-time boyfriend 
Thomas Black, attempted sui- 
cide beeause JoAnn wanted to Gitl s Screams 
Wake Neighbor break off with him. 
“They were going to he mariied | i 
thats what's important... They} Mrs. Anthony Pena 
Were thinking of having the cere-: 
Telephones City Police 
Following Commotion mony perfornted this week. 
FIGHTS TEARS 
Thinking suddenly of the ,vio-| 
lence with which JoAnn appar-| “Suddenly | was awakened by 
ently was abducted, Mrs. Visure'the sound of screams,” Mrs. -An- 
fought to keep back the tears, jthony: Pena of 510 Midway Ave., 
“At least there were no blood told Pontiac patrolmen early this — 
stains in the -ear, [mourning 
“It happened so close to home. Dtiertines sina: <a the abe only @ block ewes. Uf E hades ‘duction of attractive 17-year-old 
been busy in the house, I might john Tass: ene Hives Hear ‘the ave housed ker eocenin. Pena home, believe Mrs. Pena 
may he the only witness to _the 
“T called Tom's mother” (Mrs: kidnapine. 
James Black?! at about midnight,! 
Jame ai een JoAnn. Afis | “My husband was at work. I 
Biack said JoAnn had just left?) “Was asieep when the omens “Alone about 12.°0 [ was won. aa me,’ the housewife 
‘deving why JoAnn hadn't gotten! oe . 
home. It's only about two miles) “All the windows were closed, 
away to her bovtriend’s ‘but [ still could hear the scream- 
: x ie Pe ing of a woman. It seemed almost 
“Powas thmking of having my{ ke a dfeantat first, but I realized 
older bey Robert) drive out to sorethiag, as wrong and Yan to 
meet JoAnn IT was be ginning to jhe front window Pe . . 
en Mrs. Pena told officers that as 
. ; she serambled out ef bed she 
“Then the pohee came and tald heard a car driving away.” 
me what had hapnened “It sounded like it was on §, 
Sow T dont Know what to think. Bast boulevard.’ The. Penas hive 
Who would want to do a thing’ in the second house east of S East late ye lige that’? boulevard 
“When I looked out, there was 
‘a car parked in front with the 
motor running and headlights on, 
but no one anywhere in sight,” 
; She explained, 
Police identified the auto as be- In Today's Press 
Comics ree 7 ‘longing to JoAnn’s mother. The 
County News -..., 16 ‘girl had driven it to her boyfriend's 
Editorials in ® . 6 house earlier and was presumed 
Markets 3&8 yeturning home. * 
0! atuaries 3 | “Right away I thdught something 
Sports 0, 33.36 was out of place and called po- 
Theaters 30 Jice' «the housewife related. 
TV & Radio Progratas 4 The car was parked pointing 
Wilson, Bart = 1f east.on Midway, toward the home 
Women's Pages oil -of rhe girl police think was driving 
— ‘it. No one ever came back te if 
and the lights were on and motor 
runnitig when the officers arrived 
shortly before 1 am, 
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Still Giving . : ‘ emacs reponse meg ; : as Will Be Given , Former Teacher Vies Lyman J. Craig Sr. was named The discussion group will talk on 
‘on Phone i ; fa . '¢ | pelts ha | for Michigan” Mother |mayor at last night’s organization-|the various. aspects of the United 
When Arrest Made — ; — ae ~ | of -Y, - al meeting of the Bloomfield Hills/States Foreign Aid program. . of Year Honor City Commission . A. Henshaw said the shuffle 
A man carrying a toy revolver A former teacher in Holly area|been a member of the’ commission Sinning at 1:45 p.m. : 
was nabbed last night by four = schools, Mrs. Everett B. Hath-|since 1955. He succeeds Dominic @ 
Pontiac patroimen while a waitress -| Threats Made Against away, Tl, of 415 East Holly St.,|Vettraino. ? MRS. JANET E. CHAPMAN > 
was still on the phone reporting Cub lenier’ if Holly, has been nominated for} Henry L. Woolfenden was named gervicg for Mrs. Janet E, Chap- - | the to ; uban eader’s Life Michigan Mother of the Year, it;)mayor pro-tem. man, 49, of 1057 N. Woodward Ave. 7 | 
aw & © ‘ Alarm Officials wee samemseed toay, ieee ” | will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Bell : | Albert Hemstreet, 38, of 4 S. Mrs. Hathaway retired from the] Birmingham Newcomers Club [Chapel of the William R. Hamil- - 
Saginaw St., was arrested for in- teaching profession last year at! wit! meet for their regular lunch- |ton Co. Burial will be in Woodlawn 2 : fi _ By JOHN SCALI Davisburg Elementary School. She} gon at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow at (Cemetery, Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. 7 minutes after the waitress, , WASHINGTON (AP) — Cuba’s'and her husband have raised three! ge Community House. Chapman died at her home yester- 
Williford, ‘of 2922: Churchill Ra Prime Minister Fidel Castro will| children, none of them their’s by : . day after a long illness. . ? 
Auburn Heights, called that 3 arrive tonight for what promises | birth. Mrs. Elinor K. Rose, nationally- She is survived by a daughter 7 
she bad been held police to be a stormy ll-day unofficial); gy. win vie with 19 other meth syndicated feature writer, will | inda: a son, Lawrence: and her } up. visit to the United States. | 7 mou |speak on “Sugar and Spice. ‘mother, Mrs. Maude A. Stucken- : ers nominated for the honor. | “virs. Rose has published @ book} “ail of Birmingham 
  
      
      
  
      She said the man walked into State Department security i i } 
the White Tower Restaurant |. agents and Washington police ™ eines i Bean and her poetry and prose have ap- : 
142 N. Saginaw St., shortly be- | have arranged to give him one Of|stan Cadillac Hotel, April 30 as (PC2vc? i= many magazines. ; t 
fore 10-p.m. with a silk scarf the tightest protective rings ever part of «Michigan State Mother : 
P~ - covering his face. given a foreign visitor. Week’ festivities. The Woman's Society of Chris- Our ouse an 
q wis desctat har bs tsa envi ’*« * tian Service of the First Methodist } 
| was @ stickup, she told police. | castro, accompanied by a. heavy|__ Te Michigan Mother of 1959 i plod wil} hold its annual spring | . ' compete with mothers similarly rummage sale beginning at 9 a.m. She. turned over $46 from the cash guard of bearded revolutionary | : { 1 : pale honored in the other states for tomorrow at the church. | vegister while he biandished a Protectors, will fly in with a party| the title of American Mother of : i gun. of about 35 persons in a chartered) 1. year in New York City, M ;| Mrs. Carl Jepson said the , Pa . Cuban. government C34 transport. ; MAY °-| snack bar will be open for the Movi C Seat { The two children adopted by Mr. ing County Seat, While ‘the robbery report was A number of threats, warning and Mrs. Hathaway ere a brother convenience of the shoppers. Electi . 
3 being flashed to all ‘cars, Patrol- that Castro will never leave the and eisior th Hathaway of! _ ‘ ection on Location 
|, men Harold Hayden, Ron Peters, pecs _ have ae au | 1647 Weymouth St., Walled Lake,| Mrs. Ruth Shain will speak to Received, Filed > Elmo Burgess and Robert Rood =icerrand are — pe var a and Mrs. Floyd Brian of Ypsilanti. the Senior Men's Club meeting at! . | ‘all spotted Hemstreet running five-day stay in the capital cad a|Tt?, Couple also raised Marlton the Community House Friday. She! 1. iong buried requests that : from the scene, They grabbed)’ y may & te cep 4’ Williams of 303 S. Saginaw St., will illustrate her talk on world!. \\ we red ; 
A iim at the corner of Perry and shuilar visit in New York. | Holl as @ son affairs with slides Oakland County's government seat x H seit while ane ; x * * y i ae i ‘be shifted to Royal Oak and that 
still tang further “descriptions «Pat, bis visit apparentty will be| : ey eee , 0! | = - io * Se 
| "Searched by the patrolmen, Her: Press Club wad the ats seas x ALDGUCted Pontiac Girl —— s.ts.rie sn ety at es | street was found to be carrying , tts luncheon next Monday honor: ‘ : | a : ‘ = es meeting. 
b-2 Meee te. iin an toe Foun Safe in Woods — “sivervisors took tot matters | : The A ican Society of News- “off the table’’ and received and t 
mete . led them. ( paper Editors, at whose invitation . ia Mother of 1 Found Castro arranged the visit, pre- | (Continued From Page One) . way heard the screams and ran “All we wanted to do was get 
s ° pared for a capacity crowd for| the glove compartment strewn over [© the window to see the girl's | tid of tiem,” David Levinson, 
tabbed 4n Field the Friday meeting he will ad- the front seat. al set a ea i house chairman of a special courthouse 
dress. | x * * s she he sound “planning committee, said. 
DETROIT & The of re ~— ‘ 2 = ’ % oe. Castro is hoping his visit will’ There were no blood stains im-' of the other car speeding away, | Fe gaia the only way th ~s hon, B= er ue oe ; e F. Bikes. improve Cuba's relations with the mediately discernable, however. | but didn’t actually see it. wGext “ ld t he coht ce @ young mother nohay to | United States and Canada. He has| The assailant then forced the Mrs. Pena called police immed- ie i ns nots aaa eee, 
deen wes found -yeoterday fm a | GET BICYCLE SAFETY TIPS — Patrolman Pontise Press Phete (volunteered to answer questions screaming girl into his stolen car iately, at 12:31 pm. oP hee Ama ce tee co thee, 
field in Romulus Township. She , .; about some of the points on which|and drove off rently headed istrati They're dead as far as I'm con apparently had been stabbed to | Carl Kilmer gives Tommy Hillsey (left) of 1082 pass safety requirements for licensing. Police are Me ferimne bas — ‘tcl ; - we edevard y Beaded) Surngely, the registration cer-\cermed’ Levinson remarked. 
death. | Argyle St. and Tyfey—Fas 4} Argyle ad- participating in a city-wide drive to have all at cane hea ant Gnatre = on ward East evar. | tificate tat vent bg the stolen * * * | q et * * - | viee on how to make sure their bleycles can bicycles eafety-inspected and licensed. ) are expetted ts ancngee te|__ Mrs. Anthony Pena, 510 Mid- nar Sohtm was peal of the, In October of 1957. the Oakland : | 
Police identified the victim as 
Mrs. Mary Johnson, 23, resident — 
“ef Inkster missing since last 
Thursday. against him here. Security agents| * * jCounty Faxpayers League asked assigned to guard the Cuban lead-| | The stolen car was a 1956 pink ‘te Board to call @ special elec: tion at which county voters could e e : ® ® 
jer also have picked up threats, P | R J { Cadillac coupe belonging to a Pon- , 
For Every Bike, a License 28-2 22 Police Reserve Unit (2°\\ oy smess os i iat eae? Fee * sj . * : 9 : stoned, and shot. | e zyl) Tessak, 328 Main St . Roch- funds for the new courthouse. and 
Mrs. Johnson’s estranged hus- : Castro will meet with Acting Threatens fo Quit ester , vat the same tme approve a bond 
band, Joseph Johnson Jr., 28, e e e Ad ‘Secretary of State Christian Her-/ Tessak, an afternoon shift em. ;*% for the rest of the money 
of Detroit, was sought for ques- — Og Ly? 1t Wi e Yl ve ter Thursdav at a luncheon, and) (coptinued From Page One) | Ploye who works from 4 p.m. to needed to complete the building 
tioning. | with Vice President Richard M.! — _ midnight, said he couldn't locate | Also the League suggested vot. 
‘Nixon Sunday night at Nixon's either, but last week Eastman crit- pis car in the factory parking | ers decide where the new court- 
This is the time of year again'dressed” bikes April 26 on grounds’ managing editor; Jim Casey of home. He has no plans for formal icized reserve members because jo¢ when he got out of work. He | house should be built — on the ; 
      
    F lorida Coldest ‘When attention usually centered on of Pontiac Northern High S¢ radio station WPON, and Pontiac ree a top U.S. government Siion woven to ect ina 24 notified police about 12:15 a.m. | present downtown site it favors, 
° 7 ivy raffic safety is : | ity C issioner officials. f raley re- ; P State in Nation driver and traffic safety is | The event will begin a p.m. jely Commissioner John Dugan. | : | stored to his position. The car could have been sicken in tne oy oe cour 
i : ;to the thousands of young bicy The club also will furnish free, ° A group calling itself the Anti- oo, ; : ; | on Telegraph road the supervis . . ‘clists in Pontia , A total ef 15 major prizes do- flect { . 4 Eastman called this participation 4"yUme after 4 p.m., Tessak said. ers taver 
In Spring Reverse ° i on AC. _ ' mated by the Optimist Club will nt chen for COMeStants bag free'| Communist Movement of the “unethical.” * * | es 
} : ; The Pontiac Opti.nist Luncheon be awarded te lucky winners, "'TES mens will be served. _ Americas announced here it | Reservists confided after the JoAnn’s mother said she noticed The Roya! Oak Oty Commission 
| By The Associated P. cu. in cooperation with the Pon-) with th锓Best Dressed Bike” | The coitest will b : { would protest his visit by parad- lmeeting that a small number of Something else strange that was in followed the League in December 
| Pleasant: spring weather con. ca ~ pcg tee award being. top (prise. ‘and. irts living. in oe BOYS | WG OE pickets NEB snll-Oustre ‘regular police officers had given the car. She found a woman's gray Of 1957, urging a special election 7 ti ™ of the : ., {safety Committee, Pontiac Police . a girl ne i Nac, Or 48. signs in front of the White House ‘them trouble for many years. They Purse in the car, she said that to change the county seat frum 
nued in most nation’s mid- | pe : , . , _; Judging the decorated bikes will Tuson said, “Anybod ith ! . . : ; ; 7? ? j laa - iG section today but 1 alr’ which’ partment and the Safety Com \ ianry 7 asn , yDOCY with &-two hours before Castro's af | iq these officers were active in belonged to neither her nor JoAyn. Porftiac to Royal Oak. 
Bf coo r ICN mittee of the Principals Assn., Pon- © airy Re ed. Pontiac Press bike. rival. the Pontiac Police Officers Assn. * * * Both communications have been   . lingered’ in eastern. areas chilled ',; ; ; ing i : i'tiac Public. Schools, is engaging in . Land ec : iow ory tabled and have appeared on su- ge : . i , : anti-St. . ith the discovery of JoAnn, r Florida. It also was cool in the |its annual drive to license all bi-| Caso ‘sree reported amines to ere Tank stcaley Hh. Mek syns 'Bloomfield Township police called Pervisors. agendas ever since with- 
| ‘ ; | sel] his new government to the thies. 
off a plan to question her boy out action 
: Minneapolis was just as warm me Detiant Teamster Bufalino *«= People. He also has’ “We're not pro-Straley or ae. friend more thoroughly. | The only voice heard following 
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chien was 56, deereee’ Marat”) John Tuvon, of 101 Argyle St. . wants American economic aid to] stati, Pre Eastman or smth ack had had troubles with Yesterday's action came trom i : 7 ‘ See | : aa | Eastman,” declared one reserv. cs ubles with Howard K Kelley. Royal Oak high of 72 Tuesday compared to a. * member of the Optimist Lunch. Denies Probers Charges bolster Cuba's sagging economy| ist, “We just. want the proper | his fiancee last fall, attempting mayor aril capervisor, “In the : The tt kn 78 at vba N.D. eon Chub. i and an increased share in the US.| respect for the job we're doing.”’ | suicide once last August in frost ‘suture I'd like the governing bod- 
legree reading at Ss “his aati ee : arket for his country’s! ve V ouse ; rs . 
City, in northern Florida — ine a nn teak (Continued From Page One) _|intended to file ‘a petition for re eet ane “not crop. sida t Reservists had these complaints, | the Viure & . les —* gis HH some notice ’ ’ : é yee i oe : . : . hic’ ij re] inc s imself i gto ; advance.”” he sai 
lower early today than tempera-jowners throughout elementary and) loan from Angelo Meli, described dress of grievances to the Sen-| se aso was expected to ask casinadl” Souk over ie’ Oiclobers oe = 22 caliber rifle "Ponniae ° * « + tures in most of the northern Mid- junior high schools in the city, | by Committee Counsel Robert 2!€. an eer ao “hs << éaid” wed ‘ene. foecs ; a west. Temperatures were in the! * *« « “e F. Kennedy as former Pubii | the United—States to agree to 1. Since the first week in De- Police said. and was hospitalized) The League filed the law -suit, 
40s in northern Florida and in the | oe ae | Enemy wed in Detr _ me | He said he already had court + return to Cuba former supporters cember, they have not been used’ several weeks as a result. which until recently prevented the 
30s in the southern part of the Each’ year the week-long allair soe mr suits pending against Committee — of Batista who have taken up on night traffic or foot patrol, but! ~_ *& * county from proceeding with con- 
state ; | takes Place as part of a national —Borrowed $15,000 from a Pitts: Counsel Robert F. Kennedy and | exile in American cities. Castro fave served only as guards at The suicide attempt apparently structing the new building It ap- i . « ¢ .{bicycle safety program, designed ton, Pa., bank with the—heip of a national publication which he | long has complained that they school athletic events or at teen- came after JoAnn had threatened pears the League has given up 
Southerly winds, with gusts otto oct py — wnerr the late Santo Volpe, described by, did not name. | are conspiring actively to over- |age dances. ‘to break off with Black, said Det. seeking other steps to keep the 
more’ than 20 ‘m.p.h. in parts 0 lwinte Contin alls! after the Kennedy as “‘one of the most no- Much of the questioning cen- throw his government, an accu- | 2. They have not been allowed Herbert W. Cooley. courthouse downtown, 
Kansas and Nebraska held tem- | eehstitg is the maioy hitive: gangsters’ in the area. ‘tered about Bufalino’s interest. in| sation denied by American of- ,to practice pistol shooting at the, JoAnn and Black had been at’ The League's latest try. a letter 
,police range the past four months. the Visure home earlier in the'to each supérvisor asking them to 
3. There have been no arrange- evening, leaving there between ‘scrutinize very carefully’’ the 
ments to give them training under,9:°9 and 10 p.m.. Mrs. Visure building project, wasn’t. even men- peratures in the 50s from the Police officers: are making sched-| *. *® & the Bilvin Distributing Co...a juke-! ficials. 
central plains to northern Minne-| . | The committee summoned Buf- box sales firm formed in 1946 and) ¢- ‘ei , ae , ‘ , ‘ oe ; ‘ ill leave Washington uled appearances at the various alino for questioning about testi- later dissolved, Pwcnks - sota. ie. : ; paeae 
Skies were clear in the eastern|sreos at ~ — ree mony. linking his name with De-; fe * Petcieed t fo SO nec tn the Police Department's new train-' said, to take Black home. tioned at yesterday's meeting - as , & r o > ? bi I, ry : . ; as . 
half of the country and warmer = wha e nately 4aclors troit mobsters and hoodlums and pUREVEESICy in ew ° ling program. . * wv + | Meanwhile, the county is pre- 
weather was on tap from the low[o and the advantages of having racketeering in the jukebox indus- Samuel Tocco, a partner in the! arrive in New York Tuesday for! $. Thev have been subject to. Black said JoAnn left his house pared to accept construction bids 
  
  
  er Mississippi Valley to southern bicycles licensed. tty. Bufiline, however had asked =ivin firm. testified that Angelo| several television press interviews “disparaging insults” from regular for home between 11:45 and mud- on the new courthouse neat Tues- 
New England. , ‘STAY WITHIN LAW ‘to be heard, ee described by Kennedy as eyand speaking engagements before orricers 'night. day. 
The wet weather was confined Naturally, the biggest advantage # i titer, the chy of Detroit.” was 3 ‘s Univer on Ne oo “Conn: One incidert of the latter va- . 
mostly to the extreme Northwest,,is staying within the law. A city At one point. Bufalino said he — a he tra tied Tinkseaae 1. riety occurred recently at a teen- Shiwers. with snow urries atid. seen * nw Cty - salesman for the firm. ‘and Harvard University, Cam- : x : I d e Defends Lawvers Saker abeaties wall Prortivee ee requires bicycle licens- Bufalino testified that Meli had) bridge. Mass. . | exe dance when regular officers MA yer: 
F ghout ing. invested $46,000 in the Bilvin com-; He will end his U.S. trip by flying, refused to honor a_ reservist's 
aad aecthenn Hb. and OFEgON | Another big advantage lies in Most Hospital (Pare. ‘to Montreal to accept a gift from’ eee. tt oes ——« Two Senate Republicans 
Mild weather continued in the finding stolen bikes. If a bike is : Tocco said the company had the children of Canada to. the, 
far Southwest with temperatures) licensed, much time is saved in Patients Found , borrowed. money een John children of Cuba. | Another reservist at the same ° 
locating it if it is lost or stolen. | ‘ ! The revolutionary leader ac-/dance was accused by regular of-, as 1 ot Ig ument raging into the high 70s in parts! (Poppa John) Priziola and Nich. | a ; : of Southern California and Arizona’ Positive identification can be M entally Upset olas Ditta and a third man whose cepted numerous invitations to ficers of being drunk, although he | 
    after Tuesday's top mark of 95. made immediately by means of ; | name he couldn't recall, |speak before American, overseas hadn't been drinking, the resegy-| ; 
in Blythe, Calif. | @ license plate, CHICAGO (UPI)—Hospitals have, enady identtica _,'and U.N. press groups despite his’ ists claimed. | Senate- Republicans clashed ina drink in violation of the law 
. | Avplications for license ave iv come to realize that emotional ,; nace @ Peete -_ third trequent attacks on American news, Other regular officers have taunt- a tongue-lashing hassle among most notably to a patron at the 
ten ta the children’te be tak S'V- problems are not limited to mental [ender as Carlo Deliberti. He said |. oncies and news magazines. ed reservists, branding them with themselves yesterday. ipoint of intoxication or already e eat er. e chi ren to be taken home patients, according to Richard T. the latter two had long criminal | : |such nicknames as “Teenage Com- | x « & 'drunk, and the drunk is involved 
ie paren’. ee the duty Viouers. administrator of the New Tecords, and that Priziola had: | mandoes"” and ‘Weekend War-| Debate waged so hot between in an accident. pall, U.S. Weather Barcas Report or aera ee et the bieyele England Center Hospital in Boston. been identified before this com-' JS, Plane Left Alone lriors,” it was charged. Sen. L. Harvey Lodge (R-Oakland, x + * 
milé te@ay, high 72. Winds south te ; al listed safety factors,, “ay patients coming to the hos. Mittee as one of the biggest han-, | The reserves were organized by Counfy) and Sen. Clarence F. Graebner’s bill would limit the southwest, increasing te 15 - 25 miles to- SuCh as brakes. pedals and steer dlers of narcotics in the United) BONN, Germany LP—A U.S. Straley in March 1953 and Graham Graebner (R-Saginaw) that Demo- jiability to cases where an un-. pital are emotionally disturbed to © 
Direction: Bouth to southwest Topping off the project will be fot know how to act as a patient, him to read. | played curiosity by sending up |athletic games, dances and special tonight an fomorrow. Lew tonight a6, NE. a greater or lesser extent,” he States.” Air Force turbojet transport 15. served as their chief since crat Sen. Patrick J. Doyle (Dear- jawful drink sale has directly 
Mania Gn sotihitte 1a 86 callet an If the bike checks out 100 per said : . ~ eke we: ‘made a high altitude flight to 0. - : born) intervened, warning his col- caused intoxication. It also would morrew , . cent, or after repairs are made, Bufalino appeared at the hear- Berlin today without interference | The reservists serve without pay, leagues to stand more on their require that suit be instituted with. 
Today in Pontiac the Parents sign the application | Writing in the current issue of jing with a nine-page typewritten’ from the Soviet Air Force, Amer- ‘each performing regular duties for dignity and “count to 10 before in one year rather than the pres- gglWett temperature prececing @ am and it is returned to school by ‘“The Modern Hospital, Viguers statement which Sen. John L. Me-) jean officials reported. Officials |one eight-hour shift every month|making hot-headed remarks.” lent 446. neate 
At 8am: Wine velocity 18-20 mpn the pupils. said “the average person does Clellan (D-Ark) refused to permit said the Soviet Air Force dis- |, 44 serving in addition at parades, | The clash erupted when Graeb | ” fe ee 
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Bun rises Thurecay at 5.81 amr |@ parade of decorated and “best What is expected of him as a | The statement denied that he two MIG jet fighters but unlike ‘events. | wted thot ctteeore cuninetates: 1aW suits” wren a lamvercan now 
Moon sep Tharedey ct 1am. Sr patient, or what he should do or ever had been “either directly or on two previous occasions Psat ic ie extimaled they save the | “ékvater bx we oo biaek and Bet a Than wie served 
s not do.” lindfrectly connected with any un-| did not harrass the American y save th y w suits. é 
Downtown Temperatures . ntisitioe ' city at least $8000 a year by | «. eat a bottle of beer 12 hours before , wae he : act : lane. ] : y | F | : ; fem vf am... @ Dental Floss Also Good oe ee ee oe emo. lawful activites P —2| performing pithout pay duties |_,,7 tesent that. wivine ee his the accident and make him a de- Sam......... 48 pm... 6: es . . tional reaction creatin im- ; that regular police officers would War inh: . “|fendant ina law suit. gems for Fishing, Kite Flying —jcccibie” patient—one who <pends _ | prrilei-ie _ ce on vould |feet, “when a man who wants a an 
an ms NEW YORK «UpD—r ‘most of his time in the hospital Only 2 Original Members Left , ’ \bill for his own purposes of in-| After Lod d Tuesday in Pontiac — aN Es ‘K CUPI'—Most_ peo- ‘ni a ‘bei sHerally | Reservists also function as the surance calls us (lawyers) shy-! er Lodge and Graebner cooled (as recorded downtown! - ple think of denta] flos | complaining an eing generally . : : dowr ore h shigthest temperature... gy P ink of dental floss only in F , ; , ) . ° ‘city’s chief Civil Defense reserve, sters.”’ jdown senators went home, post- 
Lemest lemparature ed . 33 connection with cleaning their antisocial, even though he may I b t N t tatic Pom d th ined * * * | poning discussion of the bill 
Mean temperature 220.7) 42...) 51 teeth. but Johnson & Johnson Never act this way in his own e Ss a ine O ° ano. they are trained to fake over | Weather—Sunny word's largest Taanut baa ins “ati home Visuere asd > most Police Department jobs in| Graebner and six other sen-) 
— $ iargest, manulacturer of} ae event of emergency jators are sponsoring a bill to limit, . . One Year Age in Pontiae et ae f : . F oe | ° . . | 
ier ere sedieie ns wa a = Product. says it’s also dandy Charge Pinball Machine | WASHINGTON (AP) — With the resignation of John Reservists buy their own uni-,the amount of liability a tavern | Fells Police His Name 
Mean temperature ........05...0.-0.. 38 Flv . 7 og eistivel Foster Dulles as secretary of state, there are only two re- forms, get their training at no. cost owner could be held to should an} [LONDON (UPI)—Police { d Ww ving a kite. as a lightweight , . : ; ; oun 
eether—Sunny fishing ‘line. sewing up turkey or it ‘Assault and Battery’ | maining members of President Eisenhower's original Cabinet. ie ue ay ra serve aie the | Intoxicated pop tid an and a little fellow with a blue and 
The Date in 81 Fears chicken, or stitching buttons onto! _— a _ | They are Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield and |S#me oath and duty conditions as get injured or killed in an auto) yellow complexion wandering 
a 17 in 185) coats ) b eee: TELD, Ohio mat Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson |regulars. se « ‘accident. lost. and alone today. ‘My | ——— << | . ball machine not only tilted but ex-: : ; ’ | , | a bner) wants to | Mame,” he said, “is Jimm ois toe Tenet "SP Meareceate s - ploded when Ear! Williams dropped: atte other Cabinet’ resignations since Eisenhower took ‘ In the six years that reservists cegramat (Gree . i nts i Poonmiaon.” Se pallce axe eitd 
, : inp ial H , his nickel in. Fifteen stitches were : " ‘ ‘ ‘have patrolled - Poftiac Central. . ing f j j , Bismarck 69 33 72 §: Dalai Lama to Appear is ni bs ' si nd t ing for someone to claim Jimmy Brownsville 68 58 Milwaukee 63. 4 e ape needed to close his wounds. 1953—Martin P. Durkin, secretary of labor. , ‘High sag ee athletic events, there) teens een toes oan i —a parakeet. 
| 1955—Mrs. ‘Oveta Culp Hobby, health, education and has never been a major teen-age| qe ‘should have e more protection Betas SOT Minneapolis) $8) MEW DELHI (UPII—The Dalai | * * * £0 oat Cincinnati §=63 38 New York 57 46 Lama will make his first .p ‘incident, such as occur frequently: 
veland 6 0 ’ :* te | A car battery. being recharged welfare. , ” : in other cities, Graham pointed for widows and orphans,” Lodge Cotton Elects Corn .    hecone 33 41’ Potatoes 56 37. appearance in India Satunfiy near the pinball ‘machine filled it 1956—Douglas McKay, interior. shot back 
Dulute = pe lg polly = od and thereby deny Chinese Com with hydrogen and sulphur fumes, 1957—Charles E Wilson defense: George M. Humphrey ‘out. , . | SAVANN 
Fort Worth 66 48 8. Franciseo 59 ## munist and Soviet charges he officers explained. When Williams . ae ’ att ‘ 1 "| Upto December of last year. | “Who's a shyster? T say they, > VAI NAH, Ga. 4UPI)—The 
G. Rapite:  e Tregee: 36 43. was “kidnaped” and is being held dropped in his céin and set off the: treasury; Herbert Brownell Jr., attorney general. reservists had put in about 4,000;are shysteys,”’ Lodge roared. | Atlantic Gotton Assn. elected a Houghton @3 42 Traverse C. 62 44 ‘<ieetl , 7 = = , peeaide éateedag Jacksonville $4 42 Washington 42 45) under duress, it was announced machine's electrical current, a, 1958—Marion B. Folsoth, health, education, welfare, Sin- man-hours for 1958, at no cost to, As the law stands now, a bak, new president yesterday. His_ 
Ene dnetis 75 56 Tampa 6% §2) today. minor explosion resulted, ‘ clair Weeks, comnierce. ‘the city, jowner is held liable if he sells name . L. P. Corn. 
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Celebrates With 
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The Ameriean Legion Home 
on Auburn avenue was the 
  
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social education. Her topic was 
“The Responsibility of the Church 
in Government.’ Mrs. William Hil 
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| 294 of the 8 et 40. 4 
KOSALIE HALL 
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mathe- <| 
  setting for a dinner and spe- 
celebrating the 24th birthday 
of Oakland County Salon No. 
President Mrs, Eiddon Show- 
en introduced former depart- 
ment president of the organi- + 
zation Mrs. Charles Larson of 
Birmingham, who acted as 
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Guests included Mrs. I. A. 
Schulte of Detroit, national & 
vice president; Mrs. Walter 
Schramm of Saginaw, depart- 
ment president; Mrs. Frank 
J. Lavis of Port Huron, de- 
partment vice president; Mrs. 
Gertrude Ekelund of Salon No. 
428, Port Huron; Mrs. Robert 
Barker of Saginaw, depart- 
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Phillips of Rochester, depart- 
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Leo Trudell of Detroit and 
Mrs, Carl Shindorf, past pres- 
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child welfare chairman 
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President of the Past Pres- 
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Fordon Niles, presented Mrs 
Showen and members of the 
group with a birthday cake and 
extended wishes for a success- 
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Entertainment was provid- 
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Helena Showen, Kandy ~ Mc- 
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Turner, Group singing was led 
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Movies of the 
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Oakland County Salon No. 224 of 8 et 4 céle- 
brated its 24th birthday with a ditiner and program 
Tuesday evening at the American Legion Home on 
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local members are tort ¥ Professional The On Thurscay and Friday of 
lowing a suggested plan of this week, six. representatives PERMANENTS 
of the local organization will 
attend the annual convention of 
the Central Conference Church- 
women to be held at Joliet, Il. 
Noted speakers will appear on 
the program to present the 
world-wide missionary: work of 
the Lutheran Church. women's work given to some 
1.20 congregations of Lutheran 
churches. 
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  Group to Study 
_ studying village problems, deter- 
. diately suggested two major pro} 
~ ager Ralph Precious, and then the be pees S528 
he . ‘3 \ 
“ipa a ea sok nie ata rare 
Elementary Schools Club of 
take place at 8 p.m. at the Romeo Community Youth and 
Civic Center. 
Presentation of the awards will be made by Inspector 
Francis E. Davey, of the Detroit Police Department Youth 
Bureau, and Romeo Police Chief Edgar Welsch. 
Over 800 pupils in grades one through six entered 
They made posters using 
safety in the school, at home or on the road as their ' this year’s competition. 
theme. é 
The children’s work, done solely at school, was super- 
vised by Mrs. Roberta Lancy, grade schools art teacher. 
Every home room teacher 
poster with the pupil’s name 
the judges. 
When the judging was 
were notified and invited to 
row night. From this group, grade winners and the 
two trophy winners will be named. 
Highpoint of the program will be reached when In- 
spector Davey presents the trophies to the two first place 
_ winners. The larger cup, will be awarded to the senior divi- 
sion champion from grades four through six, and the 
smaller one to the junior winner from grades one through 
three. 
Contest judges were Mrs. Lester W. Poosch, Mrs. 
Herbert A. Kiner, Mrs. Harvey B. Rankens, Romeo Police 
Sgt. Charles Meeker and Romeo State Police Sgt. Henry 
DeLooff.    : 4 i sie i dada die « é 
,, ROMEO — Winners in the annual grade school Safety 
Poster Contest will be announced and will receive their 
awards at tomorrow night’s regular meeting of the THE PONTIAC. PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1950 Eile gk ge er ~~ 
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Romeo. The ceremony will 
recorded the number of each 
before turning them over to 
sanaylaked, room winners» 
attend the meeting tomor- 
  
Oxford's Needs 6-Man Board Okayed; 
Will Report to Village 
Council on Problems 
¢ 
OXFORD—At their regular meet- 
cil members approved a resolution 
officially establishing a 6-man 
Citizens Study Group to ‘‘examine 
the needs of the village’ and to 
report its findings to the Council. 
* + * 
Four of the six members had 
previously been named, and last 
night the list was completed with 
the appointments of Dr. Donald C. 
Davidson and Clifford Vennard. 
  The new vounteer group is 
charged with the responsibility of 
mining needs and making recom- 
mendations to- - Come il. 
* 
The local governing body imme- 
ects for the group to investigate. 
They are the possible location for 
a fire station, village offices and 
police department and the feasi- 
bility of changing from village to 
city government. 
x * * 
The first meeting of the commit- 
tee will be called by Village Man- 
six members will name their own 
chairman and formulate their own 
rules of procedure. They will serve 
without pay, but will be reim- 
bursed for any necessary expenses 
incurred in the performance of 
their duties. ; 
r+ ®& © * 
The terms of office of members 
of the study group are indefinte 
and may be terminated at any 
time by the Council. \dents pronounce it ‘‘Rooshee.” 
ing last night, Oxford Village Coun- | Russia, Ohio, Town. 
With French Accent 
RUSSIA, Ohio —Not one of the 
1,000-or-so inhabitants of this 106- 
year-old community can claim Rus- 
sian blood, French immigrants set- 
tled the area, and a veteran af 
Napoleon’s army named it Russia 
because of a resemblance to that 
country, — 
Even thé village’s name is spok- 
en with a French accent. Resi- 
  
  JANET TAFT 
Mr, and Mrs, Ralph FE. Taft, 
of 239 S. Main St., Romeo, an- 
nounce the engagement of their 
daughter, Janet Vera, to Lowell 
John Terrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
R, V. Terrill of Grand Haven. 
The bride-elect is a senior at 
Michigan State -University. Her 
fiance was graduated from MSU 
and is presently attending law | ing “most of the girls to enter MMluned 
  0 yal Oak 
      
  
To Pick County 
Dairy Princess Selection Due at Farm 
Bureau Party, Dance 
Tomorrow at Davisburg 
The first annual dairy princess 
of Oakland County will be selected 
at a county-wide. Farm Bureau 
party and square dance tomor- 
row. 
* * * 
The annual festivities will get 
under way at 8 p.m. in the Davis- 
Davisburg road, about a quarter 
of a mile west of town. 
“Some 25 application blanks 
have been sent out upon request, 
and, though only a few have been 
returned so far, we are expect- 
competition by tomorrow night,” 
said Stuart Hutchins, publicity burg ‘Elementary School gym on}. 
  chairman for the event. 
various community groups com-| 
posing the Farm Bureau will pre- 
sent skits, Square dance music 
will be provided by recordings. 
Jack Worthington, 4-H Club. agent 
in the county, will be the caller. 
Each family is asked to bring 
sandwiches and cake and their 
own table service. The social com- 
mittee wil] fuffish the beverages 
and ice cream. . . | 
* * * 
Prizes will be awarded to the 
‘group having the.-largest adult 
membership present and for the 
best skits. 
et ok . 
Dairy princess contestants will be 
judged on a point system as fol- 
lows: 
Dairy farm backgreund—20 
points. 
Attractiveness, both in ap- 
pearance and poise—15 points. 
Personality—15 points. 
points. 
Ability fo speak on radio—i0 
Ability to address a live audi- 
ence—15 points. 
Personal background — 10 
points. 
The winner of the contest will 
receive a $25 cash award from 
the Michigan. Milk Producers 
Assn. and will have all of her ex- 
penses paid to compete further for 
the title of 
month. 
* * * 
She also will make personal «p- 
pearances throughout Oakland 
County and take part in Dairy 
Month activities in June. 
* * * 
Second and third place: winners 
at the county level will receive 
cash prizes of $15 and $10 re- 
spectively. 
* + 
Judges for tomorrow night will 
include Allen Rush of Romeo, state 
director of the Farm Bureau; An- 
drew Jackson of Howell, director of 
the Michigan Milk Producers 
Assn.; another member of the as-! 
  school at the University of De- 
troit- A July wedding is planned.   
  |   FRANCES DEE DANLEY 
Frances Dee Danley and 
Marvin L. Winegar have set an 
Aug. 8 wedding date. She is the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 
Danley of 2891 Ford Rd., Milford 
Township, and he is the son of 
| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Felter of 
Besides the princess contest, the; Rockford. 
  
Two Romeo 
High Seniors 
Are Honored 
ROMEO — Two Romeo Commu-: 
nity High School seniors, Carol, ‘Aflame in Car ear   
(Man Finds Her | 
Also Saves Brother! 
as Fire Breaks © 
While Mother. in Store| 
ROYAL OAK — with 
second and third degree | 
burns over 50 per cent of 
her body, little Timberly| 
Fox has only a precarious 
hold on life today. 
That the 242-year-old tot, 
has any chance to live at: 
quick action of a Detroit! 
Edison Co. employe, a. 
spokesman at William 
|Beaumont Hospital said 
| this morning. 
The father of three children him- 
self, Chris Christenson was ‘making | 
| his rounds for the Edison firm yes- | 
| terday when he saw smoke pouring |   all is mainly due to theif 
    — the windows of a parked car. | 
He ran over and palled 14 | 
' month-old Brian Fox from the | 
front seat of the car, brushing 
the flames from the tot. Then he 
spotted Brian’s sister Timberly 
aflame on the back seat. He 
| pulled her out as well, wrapping 
her in his coat to smother the | 
flames. 
Streeter, 17, and Raymond Ritter, Local police said the children's 
Jr., 18, were singled out for special 
recognition at the Honors Banquet 
jlast night at the Roméo Com-) 
munity Youth and Civic Center. 
* * 
The affair was sane by the 
Romeo Rotary Club to pay tribute’ 
to members of the Junior and 
Senior National Honor Society. Of 
the 24 members of the society, 
22 were among the some 75 per- 
sons present, 
Principa] speaker was Dur- 
ward B. Varner, chancellor of 
Michigan State University Oak- 
land. In his talk Varner ex- 
plained the criterion upon which 
education at the new institution 
will be based and what progress 
has been made to date in the 
building program there. 
* * * 
The two students, who received 
engraved pins from Master of Cere- 
monies James H. Church, were 
Michigan Dairy Selected by fellow members of the 
Princess at Michigan State Uni-|Society as being outstanding rep- 
iversity in East Lansing next Tesentatives based on their high scholarship ratings and general 
school citizenship. 
* 
Ray is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Raymond Ritter Sr., of 138-S. Fre- 
mont St. Carl’s parents are Mr. 
and Mrs. David L. Streeter, of 
218 Pleasant St. 
* * * 
Both students’ names will be en- 
graved on a plaque which hangs' 
in the lobby of the new high school. 
  
Modern Evolution 
WINCHESTER, Va. i — Kathy 
and Lee Wolff here have at least| 
one claim to fame. They have a 
  
  As budget talks continue two 
more items were added for Council 
consideration. Village employes | 
were polled and were uanimous in 
their decision to be placed on a 
retirement plan rather than get: 
pay raises. Requests for pay hikes 
by the fire chief and his two assist- 
ants will also be covered in further 
budget discussions. 
* * * 
The Council confirmed the reap- WALLED LAKE—The naming of 
we new junior high school, the 
budget* for next year, bus routes, 
ischool calendar and ways of fi- 
Inancing the schools for the balance 
of the year should state aid not be 
ipaid are all matters being con- 
sidered by Board of Education 
members here at this time. 
* * * they will reach a decision at the! 
regular May meeting. isible changes is being made by, A study of bus routes and pos-; 
A budget for the Oakland County | Langerman and Floyd Vickery who! 
land County board this week. 
Supt. Smart reported today that: 
he had had four replies from mem- | 
| | ing of the school board. 
a ee es 
Board Sec. Dwight Wiseman nas 
bers of the teaching staff on pos- revealed a report from the State, 
Mrs. Katherine Taylor, spokes-isible economies, and that he will man for the PTA Council has rec-|tally others as they are received School Board Assn. requesting local! 
support of House Bill 311 which: mother, Mrs. Ronald Fox, 19, of 
307 Marlin St. left the tots in the 
‘car in front of the G. and P 
Market, 1801 Main St., while she 
entered the store to cash a check 
and make a purchase. 
She was only in the store about 
three minutes, according to a 
clerk, when an unidentified man 
ran in shouting, “The children | 
have caught fire!” } 
When police arrived at the scene.’ | 
Christenson, who lives at 2427: 
Columbia Rd. in Berkley, had the 
mother and two children in his car 
ready to leave for the hospital. 
* * * 
Police transferred the children 
into their car. Patrolman William ' 
E, Szoke said “It was all F could 
do to hold the girl, she was so 
‘badly burned.” . 
Brian was released from Wil- 
liam Beaumont Hospital after 
being treated for minor burns. 
His sister is still there. 
The children's father was at 
work when the accident occurred. 
He runs the Ron Fox Golf School 
in Detroit and during the summer 
is assistant pro at the Lochmoor 
|Golf Club in Grosse Pointe Woods. 
Police theorized the youngsters 
were playing with matches found 
on the front seat of the car. 
Lakeville Man Hurt; 
Car Hits Abutment 
OXFORD — A Lakeville man 
    
  | 
sociation as yet unnamed and aigrandma Wolff and a grandma,as injured last night when the 
fourth judge, also as yet unnamed. Bare. 
Seek Honor for School Official jcar in which he was riding hit the 
railroad abutment in the middle of 
‘East Burdick street, Oxford Po- 
“C reported today. 
Charles W. Krakker, 28, of 1495 
Main St., was taken to Pontiac 
iGenéral Hospital with abrasions 
lof the right knee and a possible: 
‘back injury. He was reported in 
satisfactory condition “end 
Krakker tid Oulart Patrolman 
Alocation Board has been presenteq!iS in charge of school transporia-/Harold Sitzes that someone else 
and approved by the school board, |tion. It also is expected to be com-| Was driving the car and had dis- 
It is being submitted to the Oak-|Pleted in time for the May meet-jappeared before the officer arrived. ‘on the scene. Sitzes said he was, 
going to continue his investigation 
‘of the accident today. fl i}   
‘Walled Lake PTA Meet 
pointments of Fire Chief Al Sage 
and Assistant Fire Chiefs Clyde 
Throop and Ralph VanWagoner. ommended that the new juniorjand present them at the May 11 
high school on Commerce road be meeting. mm ae ee tee named the Clifford H. Smart Junior 
High School in honor of the super- ln — —, Lesremnits 
A petition, was a by the|iMtendent of schools. bids on the installation of fire Council trom a meter of prop- | Backing her recommendation | doors in the Walled Lake Junior e owners in northwes are 
ui district of town iene rod gn i ge eae ante toe sists fun —_— “a board has made application to the; Winning contestants from spring. 
the alley in that area be dedicated| school dletrict, the “Te Save Our ‘Michigan Municipal Finance Com- speech events will talk and vocal) and a sewer line be installed there.| Schools” Committee, the Warner | Langerman also reported that|mittee for permission to borrow groups will be heard as well as. A letter will be sent to th petition-| Drive Green Lake Area Assn., the fire marshal has recommended $300,000 on May 15 in anticipation drama students who will present ers asking them to name two, the Loon Lake Area Asan, and that metal studs be installed in the of the next tax collection. lexcerpts from stage productions: 
representatives to appear at the, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Rus- junior high office addition cur-| ‘i jcurrently being rehearsed at each next € menting to discuss the! sell Beach Subdivision Assn. irently being planned. This will in-! The money would fe used for); school. ‘ 
request. | “The school |volve an additional expense of operating the schools for the bal-| Following the program. an in- e school board announced that'$400, he said. ‘ance of this year. stallation of officers will be held 
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Farmers Could Realize Up to $300 Per Acre | 
State Maple Syrup Industry Ripe for Tapping EAST LANSING 
Michigan farmers provides $210 gross per student,|to Feature Student Show three and a half mills deductible 
for each student. The local school) WALLED LAKE — Talented stu-, 
iboard has assured its support of) [dents will provide the program at! 
the bill. the Junior-Senior High PTA meet- 
x * * ‘ing. at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the 
In case state aid is not paid, the Senior High School cafeteria.     
  
    
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(UPI) — Many | Robbins cited the case of | Robbins said northwest Michi-jress in sugar making for 20 years,|bacteria which produce a plug-. are missing a Ohio man who came to Michigan . gan, around Traverse City, is Robbins said. ging action, psd “_ Somer ae ition oy pot ion a visit, saw the many good | starting fo come alive to the sweet! L By ‘“‘innoculating’ some test 
Pping money —the maple trees going to waste in|prospects of the syrup business) Plastic tubing used in come trees, the flow has been stepped maple trees. areas for running sap t,, from 
Putnam W. Robbins, an asso- te Grand Traverse County, t | bought|and for the first time, there will the tree to the sugar shack has|UP by as much eg ten times, he, 
  ciate professor of forestry at! 
Michigan State University says 
. from $150 to $300 gross income 
could be realized per acre from. 
those maple trees in which sap 
is running this time of year. 
Most of the sugar bushes are ‘some land and now has’ the big- 
|gest operation in the state. 
The man produced more than 
{4,000 gallons of maple syrup last 
year, Robbins said. 
The total Michigan production, 
while contributing some to the) 
‘farmers’ pocketbook, totaled only | be a syrup festival at Charle- 
| voix. That's next weekend. 
* * * 
| Another festival, in the heart, But this is no revolutionary change} 
is from the old system of carting’ of the maple syrup country, 
| Vermontville. land there have been improve- jbeen used for about three years | reakth: 
‘ments in the materiel, he said. 
  ithe sap in buckets or in the over-| 
Hints of other beginnings for iall business. 
‘concentrated in Eaton County 100,000 gallons last year, or as| the business come from around | x & 
but some areas of the northiand Robbins says, about three table-- Mio in Oscoda county in north. 
‘ are getting in on the ace and 
there are hints that others are ‘Spoons per person in Michigan. ~ 
\ Most _ east Michigan where, a coopera- ‘art big steps in the making. 
syrup {s produced in Ver- tive has been started,, Robbins | It’s been found, he said, that, | 
soceeteg thers Is ‘mateo 'te these lmont whert it’s really a big busi-| sald. 
‘ness, By 
ra There hasn't been any real prog:|in the flow of sap in the tree is\to the farmer. 
a However, Robbins hinted there 
the largest reason for slowdown! 
a, jis looking up and if enough peo- safd, which represents a major 
breakthrough and perhaps the first 
big change in production. 
There is great potential for ma- 
ple syrup production in the Upper 
Peninsula, he said, but almost no, 
effort is made to tap the resources. | 
Prospects are ‘bright, however. | 
The bisiness in Michigan, | 
probably started by the Indian, 
ple realize the potential, he said, | 
it could mean a lot economically. 
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APRIL 1 15, 1959 f   
Rose Bowl & 
a Renewal Anticipal ed Johnny Bratton 
Back in Hospital 
former - -welterweight boxing cham- 
pion who escaped Friday from a 
mental hospital because he wanted | 
  
Evpect Big Ten 
to Approve New 
Contract in May + a 
| i 
  ‘Straw Vote’ Indicates 
6-4 in Favor of Further 
Play at Pasadena- 
CHICAGO (AP) — The official, 
sig Ten vote on continuance of the, 
Bow] football pact is ex 
pected to stand at 64 in the af- 
at the conference's May 
Michigan, it 
Tuesd&y night, 
; Big 
vote love 
firmative 
meeting at Was 
learned 
The 
stray Ten took a so-called? 
at ifs sessions in Mad- 
son, Wis.. in Mareh and received 
a 34 decision for continuance with 
Northwestern reportedly jabstain- 
ryer Pore 
Ir was learned that Northwest 
facuity athletic committee 
ymni athletiq advisory 
ently veted in the .af ern § 
and al 
council rec 
firm tive 
* * * 
The action unless 
averruled by 
ulty hig 
edented move Northwestern's fac 
echelon in an unpre 
means that poten rnet | é Bratton, 31. was standing on a/Saturday night September 19th or ae ee RANDOLPH 
‘South Sidé street corner when a {Sunday afternoon Sept. 20th. It will! , ~ CONFUSED? i 
Red. Sox Mana¢ ement pouleeman recognized him and took rk the first Washington appear-) { about suit values? a r ion , ance in Detroit since 1954. § See our ready nto custody for return to! PRE-SEASON SCHEDULE 5 suits at $49.75 ‘er ones 
- \ be ‘ Py Chicago State Hospital. | L August @—Los Angeles Rams at 5 matched values! CUSTOM TAILORS & CLOTHIERS 
to : eet it at n lanapolis Bratton defeated Charley Fusari | Set Auaust 15—Chicago Cardinals at! or 908 W. Huron | FE 2.2300 5 : 
in 1951 for the NBA welterweight | Norman, Okla | “lori ; 
‘title and lost it to Kid Cavin Sat. August 22—Cteveland Browns at| Complete Tailoring Service — Tuxedo Rentals 
“er Rt P ' ‘ ‘i ; ; ed Akron, Ohio. 
BOSTON u—The Massachusetts 'said, ‘“‘Pumpsie was optioned te Memorial Da Classic later in the year for the: world’ Fri August 28—New York Giants a | 
Commission Against Discrimina-|8've him an opportunity to play, y championship. He has been in, Oars September 3—Philadetphia/ on 
tion (MCAD) Tuesday invited Bos- regularly and develop his pro-| Lists 41 Cars on Eve mental institutions since May 1956. | Fagles “t Toledo. Obie. _—- : 
fession. gee r; 1 Sun ptember e¥eian rowns| ‘ 
ton Red Sox officials to its next, of ‘500’ Deadline “at Detroit Lneting “‘{o: atkewer charges ol Ta- The American Veterans Com- d MICHIGAN COLLEGE SCOREBOARD | Washington Aediking at Delsb. ot 20—| 9 
3 « ~ & is 
leial discrimination” brought by tee told the MCAD it was ‘ Baseball | REGULAR SEASON ON 
Ithree groups against the net OY “greatly disturbed over the news. INDIANAPOLJS (AP) — Five Bowing Green 3 Detroit Teeb 1 | Sun. Oc 4 Packers at Greea Bay. | 1g, ry 6 i P < . . | - - . . Jf, . € i i 1. — $ + ¥. } 
i paper stories’’ about Green's trans-:more entries were received for rep 1, Hillsdale 0 (11 innings). | Sun. Oct. t1—Colts at Detroit : 
9 ret. |fer ’ sag : Sein: @4Dxs . : - , , Michigan 4. Eastern Michigan 1 Sun. Oct. 18—49ers at Detroit Invited to tife April 21 meet. fer. The AVC said it was ‘‘loath the 43rd annual Indianapolis 300-| Western Michigan 6, Iowa 2 : Sun. Oct 25—Rams at Los Angeles PARTS 
ing were club President Tom to lay charges against the Boston mile race Tuesday, Boosting the perro tas, Konto 3 | ee ee ee aen | 
Yawkey and Executive Vice Red Sox management, but it has poe) to 4] ee "STennis | bam Nov. iSchams at Dare SF Mufflers, Tall and 
President Bucky Harris. ‘aroused. suspicion in our minds.’ Wayne State 5. Kalamazoo 4 | Sun Nov 22Bears at Detroit | we Pay Top $$$$ for Wrecked [= ters. 
| aoa: ; . ' The deadline. for entries for the Track || Thurs Nov 26—Packers at Detroit. | ore 18 eh ago Erhomt rater — Radiaters, 
The National Assn. for the Ad While the cutting of Green makes - ; . Albion T3':. Manchester (Ind + 43% * gun. Dec 6—Cardinals at Detroit. and junk Cars and Trucks Rebuilt Ptr el Genie’ Gass. 
vancement of Colored People sense we are disturbed by the Tace at the Indianapolis Motor OTHER COLLEGE RESULTS | Sun. Dec. 13—Bears at Chicago 
« * 4 a ~ 1” . ~ " a eba 
(NAACP). the Ministerial Alliance, PUDLcity on the matter - ‘Speedway May 230 is midnight’ Harvard 4 Tufts 3 Open Sun 10 a. m. to 2 p.m. 
.a group of 41 greater Boston vieanwhiin . ek red So Wednesday. be 3 Wolke Gee u | ne ERDAS ERE tis 
‘i ; 7 = tap.) EOE e&, as e Red SOx Notre’ Dam 3 . NATIONAL LEAG 
‘ministers, and the American Vet- sned their home season against: * * * wesainee m Big bccn 1 | Toronto 3. ‘Montreal 2. overtime. Montreal 
, aan eae Seay Ope neir home season agains The new entries include cars ‘ nster. . Geneva 2 pe eads 2-1 | 
erans Committee charged the Sox Washington a group of white Slippery Rock 5. Allegheny. Pa. 3. | 
; ing la ‘p : ‘ ston a gro 0 a be ative ; + Bettanh: uquesne 25, Thiel 6 nora SPEEA? 
oie “me " ee Negro in youths picketed “Fenway Park inde Griven by Toay Belt aha: ron Bete § Buckarlt 7, 8 innines ee MERICAN Teacte 170: Bagley St. FE 5.9210-19 
ielder Pumpsie Green to the min 7, oe conaranth, eniieee sen of Tinley Park, Ill., national iss. State 4 LOU 3 Hershey a1 Buffalo. first gam ors last week The pickets, apparently college ’ ; Maryland 7, Clemson 3. NTERNATIONAL i EAGL 'E i UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 
i ° ; étudents, bare signs reading, ‘We driving champion, and Eddie Gelf ‘Fort wisn at Louisville, Louisville leads/ 
The Red Sox have denied the “ j , . : Penn 16'2 Swarthmore 1'% 2-1 
lallegation asserting the team will want a pennant, not a white Sachs of Center Valley, Pa. am - a _____#_ — 
° tea : . 7 
\use capable players “regardless of am ot Bettenhausen will handle the + ; : : 
race, color or creed.” The MCAD met for 90 minutes Ansted Rotary Special, and Sachs Re 
. with the NAACP, the vet@rans will be at the wheel of a new 
Green, who would have been group and the ministers. It said Schmidt Special entered by Pete : . : 
the first Negro to wear a Red it would reserve its decision pend- Schmidt of St. Louis. ’ : ; 
Sox Me tie hit .327 in spring ing the appearance of Yawkey -* * * . . 
training, e got off t are — ; : ; 
start eat vesied wit ae wa am ane Harris Other entyies were received as : ; 
vais le ide disk. ‘ie’ . ae The commission could vote for from Joe Binter, San Diego, - = wee 4 
turned to Seinersiviolin where last or reject a formal investigation Calif; C. O. Prather, Arcadia, . Pi Lia - . : * . 
season he hit sei , re last’ of the hiring and firing practices. Calf., and Leroy E. Fouch Jr., 
tatlv the carried 6-4 in — seat. of the Sox, which the NAACP has Orleans, Ind. No drivers were 
ili’ 1 ote is “ArT ieee af . 
‘ore | cediabypilidk the R e Bow] Green has not commented on demanded named for the cars. 
nro of continuuig YP Rgse £50 : the discrimination charges. - —— ee ene ail —= 
comtract "he Rex —— . . 
Wh sue has been put before The Bed sn in a jetter to the © a 
each school’s { i ulty eouncil OF COMMISSION day offic ally de- 
miiar group for official vote 
[lines «Ohio State and Min- 
nesota have made public they are 
wranst continuance of the series 
bevend the 1960 game, when the 
exsent contract 
hes come pires 
enigan out in favor 
    MM ne 1s th 
' t although it e has r 
nounced P e. Indian: 
gar State ind Iowa are be 
heved to be behind continuance 
though their votes also have not 
been made public In this bracket 
Michigan State especially is in the 
pute itil eg though = the 
we 4 trod \ ' the <tra 
A | Bow! contra is recep 
tive to the Tournament of Roses 
ind the Bog Four of Western col ¢ 
itt i California. Southern 
California, Washington and UCLA 
* + * 
Beg Four-known ae the 
4 Axar ( tery Ling 
f Wil Suf the Pas 
f Conferen A he t 
v ONE at dright June 
t Ten cor to wath the 
Ty or through the 1% 
Armada Swamps Almont 
for 2nd Track Victory 
   
  concelva bly | 
3 2nd Win for Milford   
  
nied Green had been 
because of bias 
truth is” farmed out 
“The the Ped Sox 
Carter, Hennessey 
Retain Pairs Title for 
PEORIA. IL fAPi—Don Carter 
ind Tom Hennessey of St 
retained their title last Lous 
night in 
the Nationa! Doubles Match Game 
Bowling Championships 
i «* and a most pleasant value 
Carter and Hennessey piled up we 
i] Petersen a 24-8 res 
ord and’ 13.506 pins to win the top 
prize of $ 000 
Ray Bluth 
of St points on 
and Dick Weber 
finished a 
with 23 points on an 17-1 
with 13.313 pins. Thes 
off with $1,500 
Still another St 
Pat Patterson ilso Louis Weak 
second 
record 
WN itked 
Louis team of 
and «Bil Lillard 
took third pace with 22 points 
12 reeord and 13 050 pins 
and Lillard ted ma 19 
Patterson colles 
$1.20 
Milférd track squad vesterday 
arked up its 2nd victory in as 
many starts with a 78-31 win over 
    Preasant Mloments- 
    to. visit old haunts, was picked up| 
Tuesday. 
  
  CHICAGO ie — Johnny Bratton, ; | lions Grid ( Card 
Complete for '59 The Detroit Lions 
game pre-season | edule by add-) 
ing the W ashington Redskins to) 
jthe card. 
| The game will be played either   
  i completed aT. 
    
2 
Hr TEN Li TAGES | Ih The ‘Tigers started off withs a THUD! / But you = 
can start everyday with a BANG in one of our 
fine suits. Either Ready,Made ‘or Custom 
| Tailored ... you can be sure of compliments 
in a Harwood swit! ; 
      
  
                         
    
   
  
  
  
  3righton on the home field 
Arriada’s px wacked thin Winners took 11 firsts. tied two 
clads cked up the °nd victors others. Sean Lavan (Brighton! and 
of the season. yesterdass on the Dennis Munson both jumped 19-9 
he Yu Almont, 811-5 in the broad jump. Milford’s Tom 
to 2954 Manley had a 548 for the 440 and ani 
Winners toek eight firsts tied freshman Ted> Nelson turned a - 745? 
two. led by Bob Zarate’s 16 and 4576 mile. with teammate Larry Now is the time for some "= 
a ae Frank Adams Wreathing down his neck well-earned Pleasant Moments... ‘° ~* dart y had for Aimeont 3 "erest +6 vault was also a : . ‘ : 
M hest ume was by Artiia wd pentane ult Was als @ Now is the time for genial PM $368 
da’s Golden Sh 15) for the __ _ we Wt 
half-mije run Cede Na SeO : Tag, 
oe Johnns Green, Michigan State's MATIONAL OISTICLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY, NEW YORK, 
New srk —Colurmbs W's 197 foot. Tubber-legged basketball center. gLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF. 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 
ball team was the J4: ist penalized “as sel lected as the Big Ten’s Most ¥ 
of the major teams, the Lions Valuable player in 1959 
getting set back a total of 190 7 = 
sards on 22 penalties & 
  
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ONTIAC PRESS, wep spay, * ' . Z ‘ ea ee Se he Set . 
4 A ~ . 7 | | 
_Ledge Calendar | PRIL- 15. 1959 | . a | 
communicatio: Dow R § | be! ve m. — . ‘¢ ‘ . ; i 
ge iP eae Set Profit coal ales, [ues a 94 ions Ofc | : nat 
x i Seart ow Re” degr ene Profits on Increase cord three! months ending oeiey Res Loses “jtwoit 9 attorney,’ wa named 
id = eae mpany reported ny oard Ss iplace. A ' to re- 
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News in Brief _MDLAND Sales and potion 3 ce ‘Sih, ene a| DETROIT wri 2. Well Aid re 
e nine cents, fo : sdk Nel | 
ing Feb. 28 months end- . r the similar , president e Ai i 
S were reported by the a year earlier. period ager of the nagpiie man- tah 3 Heart Fund | hs 
placed o se N.Y | 
of Goebel % the poet of etmek eee Surety. who ‘at bee a 4 
0 Uus- 
yesterday. lhe S eae a disease a es ago, i. 
ent wishing iF 
, Dow Chemical Co. yesterda y- The K orean war killed 3 3,417 Anderson re: signed as president| wel) j 
‘l) in her res taurant in his 
eae oO 
bs We ut Boys s Depa 
orices| IO) helving rtment.|_ Dow said its 
as Ir ial tores Close Out their ee te an hae 835, or Pa income, was|Americans during its d 
- |against $36, re, as {in ng its durati 
906,021, or $1.43, for the A the same period abobut 650 On. iof-the brewe 
mericans died as a reat tinued on as direct year but «Qn- me 
of. ector, ‘memory. All contribu 
ire ti 
rectly to the Heart reat Tair     
      eertedl nts. Here are Famous At the an annual ‘meeti eting of the the well has yield d ed $16,000 for 
  
          
        
        
    
            
    
    
  
         
    
       
     
  
      
     
    
          
          
      
      
    
          
                     
  
    
    
       
  
  
  
            
        
          
               
  
    
  
          
                
  coverin: ° 
‘ ecord patch = o Yecally sows —— 
. ught to the F nam 
NEW Market b; armer's . ings es at Wonder: saris , 
YORK Ww — Th them yy grower: and sold’ by Baas! . N. Be McNally:s Men’ ful Sav-|5@me period a y 
market moved forwai € stock moet wholesale packege Cd nee a year ago. Sales|can 
proach to its record ard in an &P-| netroi s are furnished ie im Embury Me adv. oer 
— trading peak in activ it Burea by the : Mile at C thodist Ch i brewer: 
today. €| Monday. u ot Markets, as of Cc . hold a roft, Birming urch, tail ry Erwin H. Haass, a D 
Pcs advance was irre onnie . 17. 8 am tot pan’ i the . De , a De-|the ch 
point bs from a renee Det + Haars aici In. Black, |##- p.m. in em ie Boral tices _ Help Wanted Mal r yarily. \ 
or mo oa ro ; spssincepcip at e ‘6. 
Fr re among ke it Produce sa to Jui Rummag adv. ~ BUMIER _'6 Help Wa " 
y stock or e BAE AN nted F 
losers B: ia enut Teel- Sl 16, 9 t Sale—Thursdz RWOLF, APRIL ty of w D_ PAINTER. emale 7 
peppered pples, Delicto sa ay o s I. ay, A ter A., 2 13, 1959, W ork. FE 8-0 PLEN- | L | Work W 
The openin: ine Unt a $4.00 g onviction anits Rd., Royal eb 3 E' il : pcloycd nusbena of Sara” Hole wal BODY. FIXTU poe Ste BUSINESS WAN med vanted Female it 
peppered the list. REGETABLES aa * nusband of M s 2. RE, T e to w T HOUS 
than usua gs Was more activ Be VEGETAB mer’s Mark across fro: Baerwolf; dear rs. Helen P product des! OOL. L. | DIE a | Oppert ork in her h E-| LADY W 
1 with the ve | Becta, Seopped. be. uns IND Ch. et, Bham U m eee eT eed Miss ile Dr | | checkers. gners  Detaile _o unity right ome. Good} 4 ITH REFEREN 
late for ticker ta Carrots, topped _ ehaineae eee NDIANAPOLIs (#—C . nitarian Baerwolf: and Miss Aileen s.|  chemic Also, metallurg! & | 31978 after Pam Phone | ay work. FE 8-36 CE WANTS 
a 13-min pe (Celery on + DU. wee eens +++. $1.50) olas, di 3 s ‘onnie Nich. adv. | Alvin : dear brother of M.' Ass cal engineers. H .! eal “and ( LADIES arr p.m MIMEOGR 625. 
string of ute period. A Horshradi spike sr reeesee es ressed in black, : -| ee e neral and Charles Baerw Emil, | — "0c Inc 6403. Liy arley Earl) ta ‘IF’ YOU NE | retarts APHING | TYPING 
exceptional! Leek adish, No. 1 pk...es.-sesccs 125|day as ck, sobbed t Orchafd and Bake | al service will be rwolf Fu- BUMP yernois, Troy. | hell money —~ If ED EX- ai service. EM ;, SEC- 
opening 8. (bens) DKiee sveanee 2. y the stat 0- Lake Rd. Li sale, 3201 day. April 16 e held Thurs- | AND PAI a product you want t | NEAT Ww 3-2 
blocks y large (Onton Sos. 2 e began ing, K . Libr ; Don . at 2pm. tr | tools EM_ NT MAN, and w that {s well ° ALL WA 
was traded. Onions, dry (bags) S0-1b ss. ese matic appeal t a dra-'1g} eego Harbor ary Build-— Bonsion-2olins ee or ne 30236 or EM WITH | and well Sdverstised. known, ‘a/ns_ stretched. SHING. ~ COR: 
Selected Magna Roots «be cee cease 6 5OLV o the jury t from 9 a r. April 17 _with interment | re ral Home CEMEN r EM 3-6115. c opportunity off investigate 5-6308 ‘Washings. FE 
Coo snii hs.) doz. al her 0 con- m. to and rment in White T FINI _. | Cosmeti ered t ae OW : E 
‘steels and electronics, chemicals, ebro tetarn ne 2spmce ‘tanenens 186 hee rere first-degree murder of |, ®ummas > Pa adv... HOWARD. AP - Chapel “eect basement HER eo Wigs vite Drayton. Plat FE $4308 WOMAN WANTS 5 DAYS W 
did electrical equ Radishes, hoth Ibs. ..... . : i ns ny, playboy lo tarv A e Sale. Cla 9482 RIL 14. 1939. MYRT Aylair 6-6250_ nm Com-: > ox 536 lains P. O lana cooking and Ligh WEFK. 
well. equipments | Rnubaro See ee! vee 1.25] “‘Gentlem ver. nns. Benef rkston Ro | By eee migpieed Ie LE . | CADY VIC OF A ork FE 64318 ght house 
American Turaips. use wens.) déz. :... 13D en of the jury," children. A it of the crippled beroued ‘moths OF Ms age Apr Bic. OF AVeuny Hele WOMAN TO a 
Tel topped, bu.. . ZB. seee 1.25 eputy Prose ,” began 18th 9 pril 17th, 9 to Ppled wishon and Che rs. John W works e.fof wife while hb GHTS home C BABY SIT IN YO! 
to 250%, al wpagee advanced &% P ; ceeeeeecereceees B78) gerty, oF cutor Judson F. Hag- Center.” 12. Clarkston Comantane| j Mrs. peed of Arlee Howard: J O | 7 | LADY aan Cherry land ee oe FE Looe also take in es: ba 
orrest T unity | % s ohn Se a Rhodes > CARE 4 ; 1B sings 
1930 as its a new high si oult “ eel is de y Gedd ymour, M while FOR CHI W 4SHING 
nce ry and E The defend: ad, —adv. al es and Mrs. G Ta. Bess | tke t . his mother is «WwW LDREN ecu 5 © TRONINGS WATER. 
for the bi shareholders gathered | . ggs hi ndant is charged Rummage Sale. | also: survived by six oldie “Stiles. | ake to Talk Wotan Fe en ford vicinity JOR 3.3988 WATER: 
iggest a D is murder. with 17th ce Frida nd eight er grandchildren to Pe ; NURSES AIDES 5-967 5 Wb IRONIN ca 
all. nnual meeting of, pDERRON Aor HE A termjne her ee are here to d pam.’ 1 ’ aa p.m. Saturda % ee punere) Pecvies el be he Mak People | san etme IDES ME LY IN EES tween 3A G8 FE 51620 BE- 
' koe \ecnii’y tye ‘poultcy: sae Hyeen peu ee eee aay ls nin samt one ne elon, Ladies Beveriy. Hous eR * * Nopeat Nice | Woodward ae date bits Ttoeneite iar ~ Mosprrat 
nited Airc ; PR ret Os nent * ‘the j is upon you ‘aul Lutheran uild of, Howe. sis. Howers © 8 Funeral |) Appearance PERMANENT POSITION — D wiseAN 9 FE S007 
raft t hen pe hens 19-21: jury. The tei : you, Church. York Cen rd will be taken — We : | cal-ges T POSITION IN. OMAN WANT - 
60% on oppled 2}; s 11-12; hi i: Heht t decision adv. | Cent ter Cemete en; ant to S general tn ON IN. Lé Mo s DAY WORK 
a block of 5,000 Qy to fryers 3-4 1 eavy type broil ypelalone to make.” is yours Rummagé S. Fe er, Ohio, for b ry, York | ‘ Sell | ber Seng rel Ieeeuce wees ) i Tues. & Wed. op ORK, 
; A 2 Rocks 26: bs. whites ers and e. 16th, ale, Thursda | ay. urial on Bat-| New and U . seu erking cond!tic acy Ex reme PE 46839 epen. Ket- 
- lowing a statem ,000 shares fol- s 26: caponet 19-21; Barr It w 9 to 6. Fi y, April | _ iow anc sed C: i ¢ heipful, ns Expe-) WO 
: en * over » tes und rred as then rst » April | ° | We need ats ; Write P but not ; M A ae w “Woo 4g? 
chairman that nation, its poard hens . et eats tisaty os double M eroon'bes the’ 45 year-old hurch, a, Maple Me t nes ist. ' , WTIDRICH. geet, 0 190 y— | chrssiera agarose men to se!l | BEGGY vs Frese. Bore ‘ na an E re 2 Ht L > REN 
cline this would de-!35°5 inclu y “type toms 23: ¥Pe| televisi an to sob . bar asant, | uburn Ave: age 58. ELLEN, | and let's tal ouths. Come; (27,7 N COSM j tte, mais La- 
year due ° €- | 96-30 udes Beltevill s 23; small elevision cam , while ing. and free | wife of W @: age 58: beloved s talk it over | Call orders or mak ETICS WALL w - 
itures f to large ex . e whites b eras whirred park- | sister ‘liam Neidrich: oved | ee Tony Gu . | Call FE 95-3061 akeup partie: 4 ABHIN G & HO 
lor research pend- ens crowded littl in the - adv citer “pf Mrs Ann rich; dear | 734 R & R MTRS. INC RELIEF : [= Own tr UaEWORK 
ment. ch and develop- DETROIT | little courtroom nad Rummage 5S ; , Agnes Moyer, Mrs a Hurd, Mrs Oakland Av INC c DESK CLERK ans FE 5-75 
TROIT EGG tators peered i and spec-/St. And ale. Fri. 10 | Wa” Gertrede Neuen ‘Mann. /D £: FE 4152 al mote) 1 d “FOR LO- ~_ Buildi ~ 
Fractional oer. & ees f in through wi Ha ndrew Episcopal ls | pene Wee Gee ane Ee ma | RIVERS WANTED WITH | spe; Weekends = Sc ay week Some Ing Servic 
lo Detroit, in pril 13, (AP) — rom the w windows | Hatche Church | Ericks sri Gust and red,| model ED WITH | vacation fi jomeone available 1 e 12 
\ ee ee —. “Eggs, f 0. | lawn. arm, sunny courthouse ay Ra. ‘Drayton ure. BO Erion A service was held ee mig eneceten LATE | penence laid (sleyic' able for ALi KINDS OF CEMENT 
i Motor. coppers. Whites— , toon Chapel an ront the Hun- sons, 339 S_ 'Padd pply att) 7 ite Pontiac, Pr a eon im bet ! sain iable Te ENT WORK. 
i Rai s showed scant ee ee ie Se Ha Rummage Sale, adv SriPbad te te Sohineon Ph un- ELDERLY cater Cte ess. Box 107 MS OC la ee nib CEMENT 
} Rails were mixed change. |v. 32'4; ave. 34; large 32-34, large ggerty showed i copal Ch . St. Geor Home in C Johnson Pin for d MAN, EXPER aleswome wore | Resident: CAND CEMENT 
rall , as their t : ; medium 27- ge 32-34, wtd 12 . “i the jury { urch, Milf g’s Epis-| ice to bi Grassflat. Pa { eral door to door 1ENCED Earn 3600 meu . ; identia!. aod cor 
y faltered r technical pag Si grade B log Boston avg. 284: narried men pictures of - of |Sat. 9 a.m. on. ord. Fri. 12 to 9 | April rg bela today, We or sete | — _3-9702 CANV BosinK Earn son Oe vi “TE 368 BY wes ‘er house tas eee: - 
. rowns—G 31, wtd. de y in h eels Pa by tt pd f noon A aie esday, EX _— “235 * ne appearing a t sll are “weil equioped 2a fea it 
la rade av is adv. | y the Huntoon rrancemen PERIE , 7 ‘é i nave a : 28 Joni : ny Cal) M 
| Bg oe ee ao the Busy a0. showing, od gummage. St. Theresa’ te iitaegaranticns PARR EN pe EP Ean cle sta ns 
Whites—Gr y graded: on a ooting and * urs. from 8 Thrift. (RIVES. APRIL 1 =< rt Telegraph k Cleaner we tral pe e iu SAND k 
; : New York Stock \24; browns 5 adhe large 25-27; med slab in the city ’ set, Orion. 9 to 9. 674 Sun-! | wranees. 1940 i 1959. EVELYN EXP PRESSFRgW1D TO Ct 80 tek ‘ 4 Dr aste ys ec H 
j s jdium 24. e A large 26 ium) "We dj orgue. ; | ford age 43. b ville Rd, O & block hats. TO CLEAN : BRICK B 
Fi (Late Mornin, | at, ee We did not introduce _ AA Private aay. 2 Rives selves Hau wite of Far! | gt eee Birmin Sem nis | SALI SEANAD! - work Also 
sures efler decimal point are tographs to inflame th these pho- Licensed Bonded FES: | of Joan Me Becbing: “cesy mother XT Ee) ENCED ELect Bap uy better sree : at eee 
ri $ A —_— f i < : 2 ] smar a - 210 wea” Fa) _ csaf & oaport ffs Co 
Aduriral cece. sex ; € eighths Li the jury,” er . minds of 5-5201 ae Poaete paien John Mt ADLy 1920 er _ goateol ieee Morbinks A & ne & ‘par’ Ug a i 
ot ee "39° oe. au. o 3! ivestock only for Casatitiee tion * said, ‘but Fase Saturday. ene aul M EPERIENCFD pate a » Pontiac wey, a a or Hot 
Alum Ltd... 28.4 Kennecott a DET Mrs. Ni n."’ | . with Dr W ursley Puneral “Hon ump setter & seri rR SYSTEM we Made | ) om 
4m aint ree a4 Kroger’ ss “apa! oot pn Livestock in ion had turned were! Capel Interment oe of $5082 Company Ine E yen PSSST ele t il 
| ria ‘ , oes able 800. S 4 (AP yhen th . el] Cemet if in Whit - yen TD PREP : } 410 i 
. 327 bebn & F 30.6) . Slaught )—Cattle sal. Sh e pictur | Re in ery Mrs e EXPER! wager ies at PARATION i 
"4g |and cow er steers aT- own to h res were | state at th Rives will ENCE ) REAL 36 to 40 . IGN WOMAN rar Ut 
- 4m Cyan « 00 oe, Guages one rs ee ame and heifers er on the wit Home e Pursiey Puneral salesman _ RES, EStare suit Aw Pact tag pes or A OPRUCK 
Am M& Pay .. $3.2 arog MeN&L 12.6 Stee anged; few load r classes scarce After spendi itness stand. ! y ome. _ 1eral Estate, pe nite Bros. Kra tomers FE 807 oS me (NE NE 
4 en thekeee m4q bing & My 2. rs 1,000-1.200 Ibs. and lots choice ing her first . RQ cresimcesumaeu’ | Ge Yixle Hwy. OK WOM aol He oH COMPLETE Fi 3 
+. 344 Lockh Airc good to jow Ss. 29.50-31.00: m ce; jail in fou night | 8 FE. APRIL FIRST ~ i WOMAN WANTED ~ » Quast BUILDING § 
ay —_ 7 Loew's ‘ 38.2! loads choice steer -00; most r weeks sh | Pauline. 3097 14, 1959. 2 . ST - “et LAS: = wisn are of 2 rED ! . . BOW) 4a: werk i: ae 
Am News ..... 3.2 Le .. 3 mostly good 8 26.00-28.50; fe slept a ~e e€ a aie a | Heights 3097 Caroline. MABEL vanien MM LIGHT SERVIC WTD 2gis: Love cept (OWK FP CONSTRUCT! 
an re & Tel “ae pore ad is jetieingy sm Badges er) choice | But Peete hour, if that ] ” 0 Heney L age 6. beloved anus 00! sete ave, con nce NTD RN Poa PARI Ft: i . ‘ TION 4 
3 swe ou & Nash ._ to 00; tw mixed . : i ayne a , dear moth . wnly in person to $ ice. App , ineempioy'm ae ol mee LPE OOF HE! . 
f Anaconds -. 100 Mack T sn .. prime heifer: © lots high cho “7° | | sist nd Franklin Ro: ther of : 1 , service M pe , la ! A , . . — HOLSk PLAN 
: Armco St! .... 67 ae oe So bee -50-21.00; prcbdity -50-30.00; utility wee of m relieved. The big C nerai ia Mrs Ella Bishop dear Woodward Siig ver Inc, 464 *s ‘ Lh re t» me leu Et 
’ Armour Ss 2.1 Marti hag ce ‘? al and cutters 15. randy the ordeal is over. It gest part! controlling Unit M d a! : mesnice Thursday ane GARDENER & eee BL'TD  BASEM 
chison ..... Str... 4 —Salable 600. rough bei _ It was pretty) | a | United P irom | Aubi: : iseue Light t ce CARE OF ; ASEMENIS UNDE 
it & Ohio .. Po] ere 4 seedy to 25¢ highe Butchers opening| being four days on e tty in Southfi e | Rev. P eit yrerian Charct <_hour or « ie ia ing Rea O sa a seme % 
Boel ee 13 Mpls “Hon - 52 Ee 190-240 Tbe, 16.50. mixed 3 mavker nat ess stand.” © wit Bend ield Plant by | sat iutersenn in Whit Part-V oe. vary roan ’ _ 
ng Air... 403 ™ 196 z s. 16.50- o. 2 and Sh : e . | Mra. Rose ent in art-Time S: Rake! ties r netae L& - 
Borden sas $8 M&M . 134 bee a No. 1 16.35; few u nd 3; She said she hadn’ ndix C were. Boge wt et E ne Salesman wt Dine a " . 
veweere onsan . p . re t eu xp és ! 1? Dinse He a a : es 
, a Ware... 43 piegt Ward “sl nu tots 2 190-230 Ta ot. 00-1713. read dozens an had time to Orp- punerel Home Sparks Poe wien . 21) Dine Has. Despion Hs oe 
i Brun > Memo - | Veate ; sows not estad- Deen rece etters she has Phursdey. #! wey cin lon Re NAITRESS WANTF tae (UR T-6 DRE 
ss) Budd Balke ill axs” Nat ce cp a le tee em 125. Stead many of iving from the publi DETROIT 1P — A <a teen, to. she churen An es ea Cone PED DAY st Bo" A ee 
. been = me ia eady: « a i ch '; 903 a j ‘ moe . 4 
Busrougne oo. 4" Rat Daye Wt Seo Pete 34 80-26 OF; Sstandard and | She OS ele teanee a on seme is ceonity Disewwere Card of Thanks iM mae WAITRESS FX ee re 
Can Dry up .. 53 NY Gyps era) plas utility 16.00-| her ellow prisoi on iscovere! wr 50 per week one hi won! Foizabetr. Ix PEIMENCED i : } ‘ 
ieee z2 Y Ce - 67.3) eep and er dre ner helped course in FE WANT n start ck guarantees (o Sart Ik Pa > 3 pal BE WEF foa 
an Pac 2a xo” a West ibe over Be vn lamba ane 1,500. Bulk | Mornin ss and comb her hair tas Bendix lctig Gun ancien sire tan 0,0F FER OUR SIN Co: cel Pe ei oe ; ALERESS “FSP Mt oo) vee Woe wR Yur? 
Carrier Ch . 2 o Am Av domi onday, good quality improved . today th orp. disclosed ali who a MeN ue te at BIN BOYS TD MOTOR - _ pana ONLY Ni ‘ a arectee : 
ip... 444 Nor Pac 72) nating; i and choi Aske |+. at th ‘ ur yeeent sutto® « A any way eaten as J5TOR GSS Ree WAN MY 3-142 ira 
Cater Tree... 90 Onlo Or Pw. 243 fo"prie lamb In eat Tune of choice, Were scouted, 2 would do if she “cold reaction eran walled 2 ‘| goa Nee not thane p a oie) _F__ REC WAITRESSES WANTED crete 7 
Cen Ill Lt Pf. oO o Ot! .... 40.6/ slaugh moderately activ runs; slaughter | 1 she s . used . er,”’ is be Jo ae Walter (Géetvea at © | : “4p 4 ONT Y & . HOME § 
ue as aid . for the f ‘ ing ehns Lut r Gerker ‘ PART TI 1 é F Pe os - 
Ches'& Ohio 172. tater uy Pi $8.5 | cnote er cane dads. ment pool’ and I'l] have t irst time in the 1,66 Johns Lutheran Caurch a of St IME Lenn (atl aNDO BUT 
cues & me a Se can eel S teode chetes.te pal To.15-3200; around on ty hands continue eine satellite. n the 2.600- cer fo the Prkiew Puneral Home. It vou are free 7.10 Wacied Mon ers on jee = Me ae 
ve. ea ..., $0.5)2 pelt © prime | round six | Mark LaB it thanks Mr & Mr seat appearing 10 pm. ae WHITE 1 Ar ‘ 
Clark Equip .. 60 rke Da | s 22.00-22 ambs No. a year, months | Bend B arge M Mrs y LADY To Liv 
. 46) WOO 40; 1 and ar, The or ix? _ Barge anc Mrs. Rady ; bes TO LIVE 1s psi 
Goce cola an a eeabes. JS ee weesee Sash 2m, oat lees none! until then.” re’s nothing I can dol acneeed ext ne controller was hr Meco ; ph La-. & for bow 2 32 F ang CEMENT TIS TO" Rept 
. . PS . \ “~ et az * f i. 
Colum re 1004 PF Pepsi wie aq. ewes 5.00-10.00. cull to choice Souctier She was released { tory in ai “a its labora- er ____ 9 memoriam ' fore WOMAN FOR TF = 10 & PA , 
‘Edis .... one 122. Hospi : rom ; Southfield, The . |IN LOVING formation call ae For t: ver GE TES EPHCes I . 
Con N Gas at Phill et : 22.6 | spital yesterday Genera]) began early in 1958 work i ING MEMORY OF OUR gies jon call ME OALUEM. PE heme op stucte Kei da “a's ) 
w cone : : a rm . i » SALESMEN WTD ( — a , - Bae i4 8 tK ; . 
Cc .. $7.3 Proce $1.2 ‘ ; aw « = WTL “ ) OUNG p “ tt 4 
Cont ean 2 aoa Pare OU 1 | The controller stee mont ast ireMieN Wi WMO ARE Now TWIN? MOCIRIT re i | 
. P&s . 14 .. 41 lite and Pr steers the satel- . souk sel Foam eh f sareuine Sree age rk 4 wry 3 > ; eri haice * ence ae iors 
: cons Meter ita ree sees 5B5 id keeps it steady f we sought that whe pers 10 per ece Matt To; meni werk ee tar ie eae nore 
f ont Oil Shade j pub Stl wee 4 e sai W ith y, ano fieis | son no you compet per ¢ t-comm pe Must t Tee cee i \ omy, Re é 
Coy +. 62.6 Rex +++ 69.6 ithout it, t sate a re eve | on Ariassn Inducine: wrt! a ae : Not id | - 
cseert Bae 74 senile tr 401 tumble over and he satellite, could | ‘ aan aya | 068... (Ainecon Industae M rE: va iti 
esa t se--00 OS Neral D , “106 ISES ‘not keep a cou over, he said, and We never thought wees oN lp Wanted & 
t Edis oe yal D . ° rse. . bear nought your death ‘ vt . 
Dis C Seag . ES seleway ee weal An infra-red We often «it ar OF Beate was nl wa an S RPh 
Doug Airc ee ++ 383 St. Reg <a .. 39.5) refer ea device establishe And speak of and ithe BT a i et ) Coy 4 NK 
bee Chem... ed Scoville see? be 4| ons ence points in space i shes | Ty think you { how you oie cu : rate oa 7 - 
| Past K Rid” weg 24 mae Ley . a3 in’ not the Leen Oth “ scan- ‘ Setuie sau C.0% ‘ nat sy KuOG-bye See 5 rj Ca 
El ew 76 il... 88. | ot th er evices Our pra. rds hi . yex 5 ; Free INTFHE : b & ei ' 
pie Boe ef san are eae Bale Teg yore, agg 
mer Rad .... 1 3perry Rd... 55.4 Disco a heen “oe beau . 930 to 12 4 fae ate b wae FA 
Erie RR eooe 21.7 Std Rd 226) Some 1.200 verer II , And some aul. i : C4 a < if i Rat Tee 2.3% 
sceazie BY Brand . . “ salari ; course goes off ge See be 4 s eae % 1nd NOP ner ae FR 
f Fairy Mor 408 Std ou Cal... Sil employes male Bae $1,000 of a jet urs, reference units alert a Savtiy “missed we peewee Au ES ‘ Ml. AN" WAN l ED “hone MEN ‘ ae f XC AN ie =e oa 
' restone Std Ind. 302, Pay raises— : slated to get. ssessed pri system, The z A. Corky by Mother. Dad er mot rraizanae seine * parp BELEDOZING ee Sei 
Food he Te Oil NJ the first i uation is n property, val- | shoots ; e latter Dad og Dk tral be 4 ' : . os } 
"47.6 Sid Ot! On 52 | years—und n about three | s needed if the ms out high press Fune 1 _ ery, mr 9.7008 Mota 4 i Foge 8 PLES TRICA nase ay 
© Suevens, JP .. 62.5) all er the proposed _ to raise the $1 county is | from external sure fas wen Directors SINGLE MAN FOR FE 22  Employme ; Al BEUN OFPEE | 
331 Stua P “! 26.5 | allocation b 1960: 1,705,584 al nozzles ar a 4 experierse N R DAIR Employment Agencies FoF eee PE | aes 
: | 136 Suther Pep i83| Superior of $13,906,584. | in the $13 million oeooed bal. the satellite back on c aime COA’ mR TOOL & DIE MArKet + a AEM Reneies SA hiaiapeeiieies 2 wa 
= ae Swift & Co $23 2 tha rs learned ye get. bud- | D #3 course. — IS abe Ue ee « B “Motr . (603 Le ae ae ree 
¥ _ ‘ #13 Tex oa” | t $250,806 in “* the sterday! ,, ' r. Winston E. Kock, d Drarten rine RAL HOME | wd Mile RB Too & D: ocr } XPEROPNCED ¥ ae PE obey boon I 
96-4 Lexis ear” Real aausmnedts has supine salary I don’t think we'll ni Bendix Research Tris irector eC nt D Piains OR _3-7757 ae id Clawson, Micm: a a ey PR SMM BY PERT fF 
bee te? a € lac aS TI y 5 " 5 u a Ot i ET ee 
-ése lrans W fie 503) e Salaries R cluded in Moore decl get it, re ivision, said the pratories onels Mu ERERIFNCED LANDS Bare B ‘ : el ( 
Transamer r 2 661) of the b ieee Fund ($582, Th ared. ; lother step to (ont ler is an n-]O ins _FE r ANDSCAP * y NS ey j 
Go. Twent Cen. udget 82,-| The Allocatio jshi ward manned De UNERAL H yea TL VEEYN J ; CU Hayes M 
$7 Un Carbide 417 n Board will m ips able to fly : space 1 Designea tor OME h LET r Co i, ans Me 
"32¢ Un Pac .. 138 ae na, Y. Moore, chai Monday for its annual eet the atmospher like aircraft ip fi SP eee nit ein’ erals™ | xs VOCATION A [ys ory WALI 
96 are Air Lin io rl Board of Aud rmaar of meetin, organization: Dr. K . | Phoughtfur Service ice N CHAPEL | pe ! -ovr \ . Es 5 bela =~ 
: 1343 nit Aire. .. ee prepared uditors, which g, one week be ock said : FE 2 Ie a ‘Experi ‘ ae ROL CHA ' ord 
: 2 Un ++» 60.6 th Md ic fore previo 7 Se r ced euDet’ cee r tee »y = . 
; Pale Prey ace depaciaseat budget, said most | Board of Supervisors hol the lites, including the R = a OOrMees- et ee wr mechantet wore es a Foon cit 
p . 67, 4g Gas CP . 41,4 heads had -in oO d its h ‘niks. 1 ussi in spu iG | a! nt eating and mi teal _ 7 ; 4 toaAjY 1 
: 2.3 pjohn of Kal. a 10 asked f g on the bud ear- | acked this adve put- eC FU pany, 463 8 8 t Cooit eon - 4 i SAGE CAI ng. 
’ us 44.7 per ce or udget % s advante : TP) ag! n or _ E ie RSD 
abe Us pally keves 563| but this w nt salary increase yesterday, e handed out ARE. a UNERAL oe © wanten reece z ria CREPLLONBS] ; : Vite FHA 
49 US Tob eeeee 89.7] ff as trimmed 4 ’ * 4 wice Plane o - i erg@n cats Must XPERT Pete nabie ye i io md -EW & OLD WORK” 
- 24.3 Van ma. 244| Our Per cent, owe Included _* * | Soviets to S ll _. Cel PE 28378 r Motor | own hie nice ‘iechante ire? abe MG eceentie Remite cg Hee K ALL KINDS 
ak 1 "44.4 West Un Te. 3F oq - * ¢ in the bud . fe) e P t 3 emeter - hoa ; ; bani ps nk c. es Lwiay i epred P 5 ig a a JA 8 7497 
nt Bus Mch S88! Weal X: Bk fl pende ora they even get thi $5,631,163 in salaries = also is Russian A yi romote ~  § CHOICE see Lots 5° tac Bog FE. = ‘EW A REDAT 
=. eae ae white wot 10.47 The Hh a lot."” Moore said. oe | appointed, and salaried . — uto in U.S. fio Wt section 6. Permeaee t To WANTED A FAR’ SA] ” 
‘aper Ww we 47 | e biggest “if” tof whi employes section §, Perry-Mt. Pa ee FARMER WI . ve. ; Re 
Int Silve 119.3 Wilson & Co 3 ggest ‘if’ is ch $171,655 yes,| BOSTON y-Mt. Park vec aha abie th WITH i weed 92 
Int Tel b 44.4 Woolwor.h 81! county can whether the positio is for ‘31 ne | (AP)—A Sov | } shoice lot at Oak! gitere. trom Diity to raise ges batk 25 wit ; 
Isl Crk Tel 490 Young 8 .. 56.7 a squeeze out ns that have be w official sa viet tragle Wa etery near Wa akland Hills Cem: Beilers Seem aise: tot Ks grat M: ! 
Johns gon 3.1 Yneet shat. anne Board the eel ai Tax) approved, en tentatively’ t Sdinoheee the Soviet Unkoh she none OR ee cake und Novi & snerase nua) Bas uo s Porta si 4 
enith Rad = 27 ithe 15-mill tax siice of, * ee ‘e one of its AUTIFUL o-GR _ ster OLive okoae sim Roche wax Beg Ft 
perro ccocns 2 -;must be split og toe which) Department os * nes in the United ois automobile oe he st RAVE = LOT Pre Ks eee ; Work Want 
N . e > z eads hi eit wi ree WF . F_ 4-92.89 . , . ae n } aiiie and tn 
Figures after decimal points, schools. and tancatitoa, the county, 6469 new positions. me request. N \ wih advertising pre * wig CHAE! ; ton elp Wanted Female 7 *! P _ ed Male 10 582 « bniscing Pho 
Alien Sis s are @ighths Thi . have cos which would . oN. Smelinkov, preside ai tal TI wi GRAVE S APPLICAT : A eee ‘ tr — OE BET a! 
peldeie wea cess ees ea hix $6.47 tax rate for each We ae county $314,981, but is sinturg Trading ou mol on De ant One TAKES FOr dnl CART Fi Gk gS Pare panies FPAITRS 
oss Gear Co.* Os» i : as ach Salaries Comm vot. uesday ni orp, saul — <_< te AP PD tard cat | CAR PENT Opes SHING 9 FE 408 
GL. O.% ... i _ ‘Boa ® ittee of : ay night the car ' | — j ar A . » CARINE | HING , / 4naad 
Howell” Bie Chem. Co 3. — rd of Supervisors cut this ow etch. will be put oad ne Mosk i Mt pox RE. PLIES i re rife LRT as ie tans Be AVATING pee 
enin r. Co". 7C] . m. trade fi display ¢ : } acm, , : t A © POER 
hes Prophet, an Co* 108 Hd a W ‘son Ma « far ie New York in jae, : i} were replies @The ere ! ‘eet 0 iepar 20 
udy M . . 2! y : _—— : . ‘sat The Pre q ae 
Toledo “Edison Co a, 4M oF Today Is T ppitice inthe Lat Bite 
Ino Etinon col ay at | akes Career ax Deadline . ' ai _ : 
asked se ® - - 
STOCK = ' 27 5, 7, 10, Ot, 1 Pe 
NEW Y AVERAGES of N ° oe eg 6s 1h 19, g | BABY I 
sociated .aceiielmael nies of the As arrow Wins | ' io a 31, 32, 40, 60, 61, Be ET, 2 CROP OUT : 
{ 3045 ~The > bite 1 86, 87, 89, 104, 108 COLORED. LADY von GENERA 
b ’ i ot € } » 
ath day .. ean; Ralls util storks Gren bees mayor atl 8 ee 6, Hl. | Heuy ue 2 » coN a aes AL BOOKKEE FE ) 
eye ee 2 100 7 uncan | ili - | ton MA. ra : c<FEPFR ALL IAX 
Moath ago ..323.6 1382 1 2238 to b . Gillis, s SEEN 2) 6-649 la _ Maire 2- TAXES 
Year. ‘ago *.. 3261 1410 015 2228 e making a career eMs | WwW % 1 Cosme : “poy as eon ny 14! 6 Lge te : 
Wee ae ee "ted EL GBS! ging and facing the ee ee NTO tae — ; S| Goametie Distributor: OUEST TIRE wid: ur SLAiea 
Z etd et vee es 3061 i< 102.1 sai 5/gins and facing th Y narrow mar ney will question mo ederal tax officials { The Ponti | quality TY timated tet Highest SABINEI ree a oe ES ee SST ATAIS Pea 
: ine ee ek owe ai 3 | recount. e challenge of a) °¥*™ before. re income tax return said today 4 iac Press ; oe Above average bonus: “FE er eilcnens 9 3 exe PEN Otter ‘ise Gimefal Praut, 4 
iio, 347° 809 720 2142 t xceva-T: Andereon. te ame deadline 2 s this year than \ 4 FOR WANT ADS CURB Sania “pia “ie us FE @agpenten Wonk % y FED Say eee ia) Beinure 
f feated erin son, the ma | or filir ‘ } : , n Apply in pe a JIMS DRIVE : s: n ne OF ANY Yon ee ‘ FE a0 | 
Astronomy Clu feniod iby Sollee Wi elections nde-| tonight. Legally, F ng in dua; returns is mi / DIAL FE a ison 5430" Ditte Me Ya ROLE & Gans quees oh & br” Pewatee™ 
W y to Hear . asked for a recount ions April; Service offices _ returns Ir each 1 ns is midnight ] f FE 2-8181 Gina WAITRESS. Si ) : four 4 at ( Poaxine 
B . s ; Y . . ‘ mus ch be; = GUT SHIFT 7 7 A ’ . i : ea og ; 
ayne Professor Talk ‘died is nay nanos cepted if they ed ale In pl ice, ee cen ane Revenue ' From 8 a.m. to 5 p.n " laps Deve In gs As Re te ae ' be ee Rees rats eee ey PE 
derson b ‘ st-ma k OE ney ll b ; ’ . mm. ’ CHILD CAR uburn Pa ea FI B i} wag . ‘ 
Dr. Ev y four v rke tt PY e ac- 8 . : E AND LIC Hipe e 
erett R. P o 1,04. otes 1,108 | Offici nat time alk eveors dow jo gore BB HT Hous “a DrvrcivG ® 
State helps of Wa i" cials supervis . Sited tamed uid, be re | _ Press Box amere Appix Po ‘ Bh Ly a fat v4 iat 
P University will speak yne “Gillis won a seat on the latest ing IR .x audits sai : i Press _ nea ape i 7 7 | SAAT M8. 
ontiac-Northwest Detroit he the {council in 1951 with 2 the city; of what C crop of return: II be said their work i thee to cnr creas, oar Demonstrate ne ee re Nek. eatin 
omy Assn. oit Astro 'plurali a two-v ongress d “ expanded yf as Auncer ane “cherens O Eee work. aL wt DP TVE } . 
meetin n-| ality over W o-vote oes wit? regardle ee ehek ordeal or the Hest onii Yo Rvpe funy ind —— 
8 p.m. g Thursd alter D sme agency’ Ss OY inserts rtion of the f SITING IN ISH  PICKFI i 
on “A ay at! | passed the avis. He This is cy’s bud : inn of the advert t | TIONAL © : PONTIAC ON work or t SED UP Gar remeya 
Planets." tmosphere of Other that time. challenge of a am Dana tateen ae with an announced goal et — jo gered Selicleae Geen net WOMA OPPORTUNITS EXCE!: §cREENS” pasements cleaned uy yar 
The 0 a mmi 5 er ueless through th AN WHO LIKES pF FOR SCREENS MADE : 
stitut apis in the Cranbrook | 2900579-25 — ever feel that he Se eeea tax checks “so pat no bs umissioner | are made. be eanceriauont. § | PEOM PREVIOUS ware oe | seeognati Me Bel ater a pm 
e Science 0 n- =e | secure f axpa re | your ‘kill sure to get w INCE PREFER LES ExX- |} - > «8-9408 i) Bul afte: 3 pin 
“4 is ope t PUBLI rom an audit.” yer can (| adjustmen number,” ILL TRAIN. SALA RED WE WAI 
interested pen to anyone At 900 a C SALE u it. i brie ments will No GIVING E SALARY W ‘ 4 L WAS SHING pce 
4 ¥ ? Buick 2 Dr m. on April 20. Abi * * without it. be piven IFIC/ EXPERIENCE RITE | PO _mess_ FF + BY MACHINE: “LAW ao 
Serial 1059, a 185 out 2,600 * ( CATIONS 7h & QUAL. | = A429 1INE,, 2S 
' sold at No. A10027 4 600,000 ' oci &HOC TO BOX | MARRIFL less 
4 se Ferndale. Mien 22800, Woodward audited last year a ae tax returns of all ki | cnet tien Not arene VIEW APPOINTM Rn INTER. ¥ work ' e cena i oe “he Baie & 
s vere the vehi . that addres suppl . audit me . inds wer ) larger than 1 g type sizes EARN § ENT ‘R- YOUNG i FE : Air cooied engin . Serve 
linspected uicle is stored and ae being pply more inf ans the tax ; i re | type is 12 n recular agat 100 PER WEF chaiged — : zed Ser i 
é i may oe Thi ormation or justif > taxpayer is asked t 11 GBF oterious to putt 4 SPARF. TIME 8 KIN-YOUR | emplovment. . 
; : Ar . 0! previous t in the LY AL ELLING HIG employment 2 € 
: Count Clu a April 15, 16. "5 1s work, by 12, 600 y certain items in a i ] s toa publication | _ 6-88.25 IVERTISED ITEMS i on counting ipM a one ax 
3487129-14 ee 9 additional 11, billi agents and auditors, b return. ‘| 5 pet ranstent Want Ad EXECUTIVE Ml Have ear wi we akibe MOWER 
P | 4 4 F : UN “s Nt 8 : ~ ax ‘ PE. 
| With Championship Co At 9:00 8 Mgr vie SALE on dollars in revenue. , brought in an | me trae oh puwiten oi am Pie po HOUSEKFEPER ae ee ee ae se apdtrsos PLASTPPING : es , 721 
jurse Mercury M n April 20th, 195 j * he first inse ication after al ibera! personne! ei tenn) _ wi, AE wate kk atath Mo Work quaranterd au REISE ‘i 
j 54 ontclat 9. a 1085 Lath * rtion salary opr personnel pobcie 1 il oS Bla cath stars Nyy f FE 639 
i has aie at ane will "he vd Number; to ste am recently told a House nN . - CASH WANT porte Wr ite bevel ara ex. w ‘ork W * wavs, Plane Taw eal 
; og Mich. dree ‘Woodtars ASE: ie a p up audits to the point committee that IRS w | , ibe aD ececs met ee § Hos ta Gener ~ anted | emale 1p Mani Machsne Fide: mowers 
; dress a a] Ane a v , ey starpene 
Family Membe ; eahicié ie ntdied aiid being, whiece ate) payer with substantial in where they involve e ants foe. . ae 3-Days 6Daye § gan e. Detroit 1, Michi | 1 Rien IRONING $3 SMITTY'S AIR 10 Badley 8! 
~ rships ee ay fe jompecten | cycle period.” come at least once “in a very tax- |, | Ls 2 i fon, DEMONSTRATORS. aswTLi we : VOuEN PE 1471 BUSHEL Clinton - Bri ine On FE ED ENGINE: 
Avai NOTICE nO oo reasonably | >; te 3% ts jeaposted (Rifts, holisen 8 |" seo and oes wi also ethen maken BAe AcuuEL 
vailable _ Take noti £ OF PUBLIC — oO y | 6 2 5 ~ 5 16 er, No investmen s toys 1g and houserlear L WASII- wood 3 bik wes 585 A i 
votice | : SALE | nl i I 260 4? delivery vert, collect caning > hike Ike Weert ribet: 
ce ie OP a piel ee ie tie cael filed sath small fraction of the 9314 + 350 Ste. aon 45802 8 to 530 cent com, FE| Be es WORK. Rouse WGne i “Page OE Bae cngelue, EE 
Send busines: OL A a! jy ablic calc. ile Home shall. ch year are audi 315 million- . R 400 6 30 9 86 “EXP WAITRESS |. | EXPER FE PREF . FE 
A in@éss on "3 pril, 1959 on the 16 : fr ted. A returns - 7 20 FOR N | IENCEE TRIMM 
a tol acess: ond phone noon, at "475 mt 1p a dlock 3 fee fora. om individuals . About 61 million retu . {1 30 7 ST ex i ee ve “PRACTIC. ai Free est, UL ING REMOVA: 
: numbers to PO ben prone ichigan and ork St. Kalam re.) * rns are : $00 900 u 42 “ “COOK SHaRT ORD _# GIRL DESIRE ork. OR 23-3984 TREE TT RIMM? 1 or UL 2-!8H4. 
B 294 place nay, be ins 82.00. | Of co So ae: 3 80 ours 412 EM 3-9112 ~ ORDERS babysittin 2Es HOUSEW ie AING AND 
Birmingh or. #332 are pected at th urst, the a ne 13-9112 bysitting 5 ORK OR Ww oTates Ca REMOV- 
" am, Mic! wees | Certified No 7 . at to fil ' quickest wa . - oatineetibendinetinentinons EXCELLENT OPP R4374 3 or 6 days wk FE PRE « 0137, s after 6 p 
wish to be , f you 7; 789980 e a late ret y to get int ge caltured PORTUNITY FOR ORI — wat pm. 
contac ed OBILE HOM urn. Thi ° rouble with a : 25 ed ambitiots wor ; Ri 14 WISHE ATE WT - 
of E FINANCE amonth s results i IRS is Help W ‘ Buciness exper nan ove? ' pees (t “8 BABYSIT © Pains NDOW “Wishes. 
46 co on sina . p ant essary. F nerience mot nec- hr ft ING : & bec Spit ASHING, 
y 7 | Y. Meesion Plaine. Mien | ter waldition, EA ten Shatge fe Se eee oiak ie cent “d Mele 6 ihatetesoe no | Ppetienne caren, ay Te a ie’ cane: acbiiailia: 
ich ’ can | mum of . . A : EXPRRIEN nee HOU: rather tA miner ye kuRY ” PAPTS FO 
: Apr Wh on tax debts, charge interest of 6 pe a5 Ber Gere | : nN Active M Y gia Mt 7 ep hide 36 AP- ability. EEE wee ni TNC oe ee Ledeve We at 
f “ Julie s arr rh} vey ote : i id elas her fakes 
| ; per cent a year | : For an active job : adn a — Clemet i Oi HOUSEWORK wi sae 14194 ; ei APP] oe Hee ) 
© | nity good Mec a Pay opport XPERTENCFD) WAIT . bf wk | or 2 IRST PAR a $6 Oaki “e BAR VIC. 
. i og oC. hanical OPP ue be neat a ITRESS MUST r2dass F ‘ RYT 3 akiand FR , 
; : | Motel 120 ‘Seiptul "Appts Savon eur Ave. No phone. eal RTS Oe fs al WOR Dressmaking, Tail mage 
, x ; ‘ bs Thursday AC elegraph 10 a IGHT HOUSEW ry calls _ babysitting FRE 2-242) oreo " al orin 1 
; » Apri 16tR, m chard Lake FWORK 513 OR - NURSES AV DRESS —~ R 6 
o P | Back gate. Ave. before 5 pm Aue ire Avenue N ‘ TNE FE - tee MAKING TATE: ORnG 
' . , | ay & Nig! L Aleeaned oe ane ° DRES&M Mps Banesi oan 
t $ FE 2-9102 ents te puke Coane iLORING ‘ 
# boob my Sen ee odes Ate 
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grist mill and inn have long since gentury. ago. The flag now is' The average density of popula- . 
r vanished. - ts displayed at ‘the ‘city hall. tion ranges from—fewer than five TRANS-AUDIO toe 
At a Sault Ste. Marie military : 7 ‘i ‘e mile in C; sed Me a oe, a 
‘ceremony in11932 re eatsiatives ‘ people hd square.mile ik Cong. HEARING AID SALES and SERV ICE [CoRETRORY P *’ Vulcan, which stands atop Red’ Australia, and many colonial’ areas : reas of "United States forces crossed ae “avecibokina * Bisosee’ to 500 my the. United Kina _, Complete. Seleetion , {the river to feturn a flag Ameriacn Mountain over king irming-|to 500 or more in the, rae King- MIDTOWN ‘OP | 
By JOHN A. CURRAN |St. Mary's River @ quarter-mile |sawmill when they attacked the|forces had ripped from a flagpole ?@™. Ala.,is the largest iron sta-'dom, Belgium, the Netherlands, 19... Saginaw, Above Dhol pee FE 4-0539 Written for the Canadian Press ‘south. The Americans burned the settlement. The wooden - framed lat the old house more than. a tue in the world. iGermany, and Japan. =e , . Z 
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (CP) | — SNS : nn - Sa a - 
— The Ermatinger House ~ now |f' 
called simply the Old Stone House | 
—put Sault Ste. Marie on the 
map of upper Canada 150 years'| 
ago. - i 
Its history is linked with the! 
fur trade of the north ‘country, | 
the capture of Fort  Michil- 
mackinac during the war of 1812 
and the sacking of the hamlet of 
Sault Ste. Marie by the Ameri- 
cans as a stroke of revenge a 
year later. 
It was known to Lerd Elgin, 
governor- general of British | 
North America 1847 to 1854, as | 
“the elegant mansion house” | 
and t Lord Selkirk as a head- 
quarters stop-off during his | 
expedition to Manitoba's Red 
River Valley. 
Built by the first agent of the 
powerful old Northwest Company, |} 
Charles Oakes Ermatinger, in) 
1814, the house still is capable of, 
“restoration. It is the oldest stone 
house north of Toronto. ‘| 
A move is afoot, with the 
assistance of the Canadian gov-3 
ernment, to have the city of Sault 
Ste. Marie acquire the property, 
for preservatoon. It may be de- 
clared a national historic site. 
* * * 
Ermatinger, son of a Swiss, 
merchant who settled in Montreal, 
came to this settlement in 1808 
at the age of 28 to set up a north- 
ern base for the company’s fur. 
trade. He early determined that 
he would build himself a house and 
live im the elegant style of his 
distinguished family 
gathered in recent 
vears by the Histomcal Society 
that Ermatinger moved 
his family of seven into the house 
in 1816 and remained there until 
he returned to Montreg!l about 
1832. 
RED SANDSTONE USED 
Native red saridstone was ob- 
tained from a quarry less than 
two miles distant, but the huge 
cedar timbers were reported to 
have been brought from Mon- 
treal Documents 
indicate 
The place must have taken on 
the atmosphere of a fortress for 
its walls are 2', feet thick in 
places. At one time it boasted 
wooden shutters on the small 
front windows facing the St. 
Marv's River and the American 
border. 
Located almost in the hear of 
the city’s main business section, 
the Ermatinger house is expected 
to eost $90,000 to buy now An 
other $65,000 wall be 
restoration and development as a needed for 
show-place and = museun Lands 
ef the house at ane time extended 
“ever WM acres. Now it takes up 
about four city-sized blocks 
® * * 
Militarv, sacial and business 
center of the 60-family settlement 
it was built, the old stone 
house down through a century and 
a half has served as everything 
from a garrison headquarters to a 
place of worship. It now is a four- 
apartment block when 
The original six large rooms 
gave Ermatinger the oppor- 
tunity to live in the grand style 
of a community leader. He and 
his wife, an Ojibway princess, 
headed the social life of the 
settlement and it was recorded 
that an invitation to their an- 
nual caribou dinner and dance 
was a mark of local distinction. 
‘i 
Ermatinger built a= grist) mill 
attached to one side of the house 
and an inn on the other side. He 
also built a large sawmill on the 
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