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  Riven Ballo ae. 
Biggest Russian Threat 
Now I nternal Penetration   (The Day in Birmingham 
City Planner to Present   
on Civil Ricts ‘House Fight Over Fund 
for Commission Catches yey, RUM éowtqoMERY the U. S. tnformation lens S Herzberg will present the Detroit, after a Jong illness, ) vie ) ree Meniers OF Goer nad ea ee arenes hype a fggemond Mr. Hall joined the Detroit Edi 
    today that America’s greatest dan-| 
ger is “not war, but losing to Rus- 
sia without a war.” © 
Nixon said he is so convinced of ing tonight land request a date be set for a 
public hearing. 
The ordinance has been dis-|in 3954 "The amount should’ be more 
than the administration requested, 
if we are to do the job adequately,” WASHINGTON (® — An unher- 
alded civil rights fight moved to 
th eHouse floor today, threatening 
to catch many absent members} 
off guard. 
It invelves.financing for ihe stx- 
Commission the Soviet propaganda peri! that he 
believes Congress—intead of cut- 
ting President Eisenhower's billion- 
dollar request for foreign aid and   member Civil Rights 
and its staff created by the contro- 
versial 1957 civil rights law. we need is a modern Paul Revere 
to alert our countrymen to the 
real danger.” he said in an informa] chat. “What 
Nixon said he fears history will 
“look back on this period and 
  cussed at numerous meetings with 
commissioners and other official 
ie and has had several in- 
public. hedrings. The 
ane have been recommended 
in an attempt to provide a more 
workable ordinance.   “ on : . ' record that we were properly presenting nie years. fatter mone Lt, GOV. Hart Bids eee pels tr cans ee exes Film on Europe Due and sonlgnany matter. for Sen, Potter's Job | ft aise soning ordnance. ue said be (IN Venture Series “Because my has (Continued From Page One) [fered from po ag si os Con- will ask revisions of the open 
parking lot ordinance for the | the Downtown Pontiac Kiwanis 
    
  
  
  
    
  
    
the country was blamed for 14 ad- feating Reid in a return match by 
143,738 while Williams was trount- 
ing Albert E. Cobo, the late Detroit 
mayor, by 290,000. 
x *« * 
Hart, a native of Pennsylvania, 
went to Georgetown University in 
Washington, D. C.,. and took his 
law degree in 1937 at the Univer- 
sity of Michigan, where he began 
his friendship with Williams. He 
was a year behind Williams in law 
In 1941, he began a five-year 
wartime stint in the U.S, Army, 
taking part in the D-Day invasion danger,” he persisted. “We should 
concentrate our information pro- 
igram in Asia, Africa, the Near 
East and Latin America, because 
it is no longer needed in Western 
Europe.”   
On the question of q summit 
conference with Russian leaders, 
Nixon sald he agrees whol- 
heartedly with Elsenhower and 
Secretary of State John Foster 
Dulles that talks must first be 
held at a lower level to deter- 
mine areas of possible agree- 
ment, WASHINGTON (INS) 
controversial, young counsel, Dr. 
Bernard Schwartz, over the ob- 
jections of the unit's chairman, 
Chairman Morgan Moulder (D.-. 
said flatly he expects 
Schwartz to be discharged during Mo.), A 
House Investigating Subcommit- 
tee was expected today to fire its Heave-Ho for Schwartz? 
an executive meeting of his com- 
mittee today. He said a heavy 
majority — belived to be 8 to 3 — 
was against the New York‘ Univer- 
sity professor, but that he, himself, 
would continue to support him, 
* * * 
Moulder saigd the subcommittee, 
now probing relationships between     
the federal regulatory agencies and 
the companies for which they before the Council. 
* * * * 
In Tunisia, there were cries the 
French had committed an act of 
      war. The French claim the bomb- 
ing was ‘a localized military move 
to wipe out antiaircraft pisitions 
manned y Fagg icre rebels inside 
* 2 
The U.S. State Department said 
it was profeundly disturbed over TUESDAY 
February 11, 1957 
NICOL SMITH 
“Europe’s Toy Countries” 
Colored Motion Picture     tegration of schools, but to com- (said, ‘have squeezed farmers andigress,” he mused, “I know from game reason, pel compliance with Supreme small businessmen, _ restricting| first-hand experience how Commu- righ present Nicol Smith and any Ae ie Ae rl The city planner pointed out that/his film, “Europe's Toy Coun- Court rulings in that field if nee |“ dy = Ft fitanwed] ete: aon la revisions in the zoning ordinance tries,” Tuesday night in Pontiag essary. — unemployment and reces- Actiettlod’ . 962 eres conflict in many points with the Central High School auditorium. Many House members, anticipat-|"“°" Committee, been a other two rules. He has asked clar- * * *& * & student of world C wun and} ification for the benefit of ing no controversy on the commis-/ Tye piace on the Democratic the of Marx and Len- i the of Persons! ‘This will be the fif thrpogram | ston had arranged to be| state ticket vacated by the .lieu-|in. The Reds prefer the non-mili io toe sail ene anti? thelr Travel and Adventure See _ Out of the city for Lincoln Dayjtenant governor's bid for higher|tary type of aggression, and Commissioners also will hear an-|rjes, Smith is famed for his explo- | and other matters office is y;are much more resourceful at it other appeal from Charles C. Cur-\ration and filming of remote | expected to be by 
wner ed re Eisenhower has asked) son John B. Swainson, 32, of De-| than we are.” rie asking the improvement ofand never before filmed regions of : Congress to provide $200,000 for! trot, senate minority leader Pe Southfield avenue. Currie, owner of the earth. commission's current-year ac-| Hart his first run for elec-| - pointing out that most Soviet soot Baldwin Manor Apartment.) ‘The program is scheduled to he- | 
Year 1959 work starting next July] ove, 2CGce 18 1960 after brief Serv-| gains in the past 40 years have Ma oh arene at hie belding reaten soiee ae ee | y starting ice on the Corporation and Securi-|come through subversion and in| | “SPACE” PACKING — With the fpace cab- a look at tie vinck cf bill soconte that will be dae G ie cae . ties Commission. ternal upheaval, rather than} inet in which he'll be making a simulated six- played into the steel cubicle for Farrell's relaxa- Le The House Appropria Ae eee eee through military aggression across| day trip to the moon in the background, Airman _ tion during his “journey” at Randolph Air Force Nancy Hope, 15, armed her- KIWANIS eteteded, the gue, |Algee ‘by 185.000 votes woe wir] borders, he added: Donald G. Farrell (center) shows S./Sgt. Wil- Base in San Antonio, Tex. Also viewing the dis- | selt with a butcher knife early . 600 from £ money rag Dirac oe to a| “I'm perhaps more concerned | |/@m W. Henderson some of the personal belong- _ play is Lt. Col. George E. Steinkamp, space med- | yesterday morning when & Entertainment preg a a a ptt segr joie tees F.| about the danger than others | ings he'll take on his trip. Henderson also takes icine chief (left). masked man rang the bell at ° pot lpg eseadinge Dag ge Kelly, s '| would be, because my analysis ie Eapuet 4. Quest heme, 1900 Series 
request unless the commission is | after the defeat, he served:| ° t¢ Communist miud convinces pe bab — i more firmly established. again in appolative office as Di- | ™e that the Soviets prefer prope Riled by French Bombing og oe - Pontiac High School : ganda. direct i told police she heard th a Linch gor plage chet qubthidiies tat dace gression." bell but did not open the door.) Auditorium at 8 P.M. mone ' Peeking through a window, she 
Sac pent pore atear te © oe | or eevee TUNiSia Ponders Aski ing for UN. Action 23222222 not associated with the commis- District of Michigan. peoeln Eco. rw il aaer ie Ae headed man standing on the porch = and —_ i Be hg In 1953, he became a legal ad-| ware ef the waste and inefficiency with a scarf wrapped around his = ye vee to pear apeak min . -|i Our USIA and foreign aid pro-|} UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 2» — —|voiced concern over the explosive |allowing - military men to embroil tace. appointed. f —rggeet a rm He said this is due, how-|Tunis -but—expressed. —herpe—it-the ina She then went to the kit 
a r Reid, eee , to the fact-that-thefietd ofjto ask for U.N. Security Council |could be smoothed over. ic battle. He called @ special |arm a knife Upstate NewYork (Gans. seeking recise’|foreign propaganda is new to us,|action on the French bombing of . * meeting of his Cabinet. after she found the phone dead. - ag wg agp and neither it nor economics is an|a Tunisian frontier village. Both} In Paris, Premier Felix} Tunisian Ambassador Mongi| Police found that the telephone : “ss bre-na ee dS. Leonard be] eset science. the United States and Britain/Gaillard came under attack for|Slim delivered a protest from his|¥ires had been cut and that a win- Smothered in Snow $53 one to win a fourth term as ~ * * government to U.N. Secretary|40w had been opened in the ga- emer a a General Dag Hammarskjold. Slim |"®&®. (Continued From Page One) | Hart w uae wean de Gonna Charged With Illegal Act told newsmen Tunisia was study e Hart was reelected in 1956, de-| where we are not as experi : . Suburban Alumni as Russia, we face our greatest a = ing means of putting the issue) |The North 
  
  A winter chill still ot ag ten of Europe in June, 194. He was) wp : 4 ‘“ ” would the attack. In London, the British 
da. tédhy with ‘ ttle. immedints| severely wounded; by a mortar,, We Should always be ready to Record Winter's purve as “watehings, Press| Foreign. Office said it heard with mn 2 ee SS prospect of relief \burst, and was hospitalized five talk, but only if talking can accom- ve 5) vee Oe grave concern of the bombing Nicol Smith, a Californian and « Leland . aan a something,” he declared. l { R di ee jand ~~ in- and sttafing by a force of 2% p rf H th erat graduate, has some very intere 
Hart returned later to the 4th — , ® — . — owes! Kea Ing velved in getting counsel. |French warplanes. 0 uron Mo er Our own Grace Kelly has 
Rataatry -Divieion, and wes die|oiy for the free world” Schwarts is charged by ex-of-/| U.S. Secretary of State Dulles ' re the world's smallest charged in 196 as a lieutenant)“ : —s (Continued From Page One) ficio subcommittee member jcalied in French Ambassador |TQId of Son's Death - sea, ok Sra ee eee 
        
But| ver the Republican controlled- colonel. . 
He married Jane C. Briggs, 
daughter of a Detroit industrialist. 
They have eight chikiren, ranging 
in age from 10 years to seven 
months. 
A quiet, boyish looking slender 
man of medium height, Hart is an 
accomplished speaker, and 
known for his ready wit. 
As leutenant gevernor, . his 
‘main job has been to preside 
8 
ad 
senate, 
He has often said his aim was 
to make the office, a kind of fifth 
wheel in state government, a, oe 
time job. To this end, he ha 
served in many ways as a kind of 
deputy to the governor, 
* * * 
hebrand pe yh “oxigen ecg 
ticipation of the 
nounced today, Hart has traveled 
the state widely, keeping s   political outlook, and his views of 
the presidency.) 
Former Supervisor 
of Waterford Dies 
heis Rd., Waterford Township, died 
suddenly ot . 
pervisor in 1931 and 1932 and a 
lifetime resident of Waterford. He 
Siwas a member of Masonic Lodge |Saturday, Jan. 4. 21 and the Hi-12 Club. 
an-/Wednesday at the Donelson-Johns 
Funeral Home, with burial in-Oak|eq in downtown Pontiac preceding 
Hill Cemetery. The Rev, Wiliam!/8 a.m. was 4. The reading at 1 
H. Marbach will officiate. 
  (Next—Nixon discusses the GOP 
    
Morris M. Jay, 73, of 2435 Voor- 
bd 
He wags Wehirte Township su- 
Hig wife, Edith, survives, 
* * * 
Service will be .at 2:30 p.m. 
    start” calls for emergency help 
this morning. 
* * * 
Making driving somewhat haz- 
ardous was a light snowfall which 
began shortly after the morning 
rush hour was under way. 
Pontiac area residents strug- 
gled to work this morning in 7 
above temperature. Those that 
usually waited for public trans- 
portation grabbeq any means 
available to escape the bone-chill- 
ing weather. 
The previous recorded low this 
winter was 3 above reached on 
Winds up to 10 to 20 miles per 
|hour were expected to add to the 
frigid readings tonight. 
* * * 
The lowest temperature record- 
p.m. was 11,   
  
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        engagements in all sections. 
RAT'S AWAY _ The Navy’s 
sisted torpedo, RAT, is on its way 
test-fired from its turretdike la 
  | 
  ulated ‘enemy underwater target after being 
deck of a destroyer. RAT is propelled over the)   ene Giese 
breaks open like 
‘to drop'by parachute to the nea where a “hom- 
ing” device takes over to drive the torpedo | 
ere eee ee new rocket-ns- 
toward a sim- 
on the | rulings. 
. ers ageyrne from Peru to Poly- 
babies ja the world's largest collec- Oren Harris (D.-Ark.), with us- 
ing» a travel voucher to move his 
furniture from New York to 
Washington — an illegal act, 
Harris says. 
Schwartz, with Moulder’s back- 
ing, denied he used the voucher im- 
properly and said the Harris 
charges are a “classic example of 
a red herring.” He admitted, 
however, that his chances of stay- 
thin. 
* * * 
The 39-year-old law teacher said 
he actually. had spent about one 
thousand dollars as a result of his 
employment by the committee. 
x * * 
The voucher, for $400.73, was 
made out for four round-trips be- 
tween Washington and New York 
and was signed by Harris, chair- 
man of the Commerce Committee, 
parent body of the investigating 
unit, 
Harris said he was unaware 
when he signed the voucher that 
Schwarts had ‘‘used some of the 
money for moving which he 
couldn't do’ under government 
He said the counsel should re- 
sign if he cannot “explain” his use 
of the voucher. But Schartz said 
in an interview: 
“T will never resign, they will 
have to fire me." 
  
Story of Raft Known 
by Visitors to Museum 
OSLO—One of Oslo’s tourist at- 
tractions, the Kon Tiki Museum, 
boasts a more knowledgeable pub- 
lic than anv other museum, 
* * * 
Ninety per cent of the visitors 
have read the book about the Kon 
Tiki expedition—the 5,000-mile raft 
trip of Thor Heyerdahl and his 
the museum's ex- 
tion of stone sculpture from Easter ing: with the committee were very) - Herve Alphand yesterday to ex- 
press concern and seek further 
information, a State Department 
statement said. 
Keego Man Held 
in Child Beating   
        Detroit ‘police immediately set/Wife and two children. traveler. 
  Crofoot School Athletic 
-Field Open for Parking Capt. Brown is survived. by a} No Seats Sold at the Door 
        
up two road blocks but Szumow- 
ski eluded them by swapping cars 
with his twin brother who lives in 
Detroit, f 
They then contected Keego Har- 
bor polic who arrested him at his 
home, 
x * * 
Chief. Hurtubise said he found 
Szumowski at his downstairs neigh- 
bors trying to sell them his furni- 
ture. A search of his flat uncovered 
the gun behind a bathroom radia- 
tor. Two loaded clips were found 
in a jacket pocket and ‘the holster 
ee on oe chief | 
said, 
ski, a welder, had boxed in his 
teens as an amateur middleweight. 
years. 
Williams Fights Flu - 
LANSING (INS)—Gov. G. Men- | 
nen Willlams was expected to |   
apparenty suffering a slight 
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    that 22 years from now 
‘his farm running. 
agement know-how so th 
their resources.” 
* 
A SIT-DOWN JOB _ Buch devices will bring vast changes in farm 
~~ production, according to Dr. F. J. Greaney, former — - president of the Agricultural Institute of Canada, 
and also will give farmers themselves a new look. 
Writing in “Foreign Agriculture,” Greaney said 
a ieee iets aceocguamaeten tuuh te knee 
Greaney said: “Our task then is in the field of 
agricultural education. We must provide young 
‘farmers with the technical know-how so that they 
can use the improved equipment, and with man- 
*. ® 
- Electronic equipment, according to Greaney, will 
preserve meats, control sex in livestock, and) do 
much of the farmer's thinking for him.    With TV at Work 
Farmers’ Utopia | “WASHINGTON (INS) — A farm industry official predicted today that by 1980 farmers will be plow- ~— 
ing, cultivating, seeding and fertilizing at the same ~~ 
time—with the aid of closed-circuit television. : 
Cows will be milked by machines that guide them ™ 
into their stalls, wash the udders, and record the ~~ 
yield automatically. : 
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       the farmer will have to 
ey can make the best of Teamsters May 
Oust Beck From 
Lavish Home Former Union "Chief 
Expected to Plead for 
Free Lodgings — 
MIAMI BEACH, Fila. ®) 
'|— The Teamsters Union 
"|bosses today were reported] © 
*|considering repossessing 
>| the 
*\home that Dave Beck, the 
“\union’s ex-president, occu- 
‘\pies in Seattle, Wash. lavish union- owned 
This is one of several 
*\“cleanup moves” reported 
¥ due 
5|Beck’s successor, James R. 
* Hoffa and other Teamsters 
chiefs gathered here for an)- 
—|executive board meeting. for discussion by 
Beck was due here to plead 
* * * 
The AFL-CIO also today called 
              
    \Hort eae. Bid 
against taking away his free lodg-| 
ings. for Senate Seat LANSING (#) — Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart, 45, of 
Birmingham, today formally bid as a Democratic candi- 
date for the U.S. Senate seat af Republican Sen. Charles 
E. Potter. 
The long expected announcement, at a news confer- 
ence in his office, undoubtedly heralds an early declara- 
tion by Gov, Williams for an unprecedented sixth term 
as governor. Both Hart 
‘and Williams probably will 
have clear fields in the Aug. 
5 primary paving the way 
for the Nov. 4 general elec- 
tion. 
Hart, now rounding out a second 
lieutenant governor,   
  “They have promised too many   
  
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       White Shroud 
[Blocks Traffic, 
Takes 13 Lives Storms in Other Areas 
Bring U.S. Death Toll 
From Weather to 27 
ALBANY, N.Y, (AP) — 
A huge sheath of snow en- 
upstate New York to- 
_|day, imprisoning farmers, 
| |stifling cities and strangling 
thighway travel. 
Vast wind - whipped 
plumes of snow blinded res- 
cue forces, snuffed out at 
tleast 18 lives and erected 
_ |towering dunes- that sealed . 
joff countless hundreds ‘of 
motorists. 
The weather Bureau said 
the blizzard would continue 
| jin some parts of the state 
today, particularly in the — 
Great Lakes area.   
  
  
      
                    
    
  
      
    
  
  
_ Motorist Finds Tough Sledding. 
like this were common 
| state after up to a foot of       
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latest fall. Some roads, including 
Thruway which runs between Al- 
. bahy and Buffalo, were closed for a few hours 
\ by mage —_ and zero visibility, 
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s . ss, conduct xtended period of Boxer, Charged With /suic cur ot mine eres Wielding Razor Strap 
A former amateur boxer is being 
held by Keego Harbor police on 
charges of beating his 10-year-old 
stepdaughter. 
Chief Richard Hurtubise, of Kee- 
go, said the girl’s entire back was 
“one mass of black and blue 
marks” inflicted by a razor strap 
30 inches long and four inches 
wide. 
The chief said Frank Scumow. 
ski Jr., 25, of 2066 Willow Beach, 
Keego Harbor, bat his step- 
daughter, Diane Dubube, with 
the when she denied her 
father had been to the house to 
visit her. 
The beating, he said, occurred 
Wednesday night, but was unknown 
to poice until Friday when Sz- 
manski was arrested for the De- 
troit police, 
Thursday morning his wife, Dor- 
othy, 25, took her daughter and 
her two sons by a fifst marriage, 
Randy Brock, 7, and Grant Brock, 
5, to her parents’ home in Detroit.     With television, for example, the farmer cone : riming of LT. GOV. HART The 275-mile stretch of the state sit in a chair and direct by cng ety control .four Blan Inderal etene ig cota estea di Ann Hart to Go Home thruway from Albany to Butlalo 
tractors In different-joos Im four system to boost benefits to an esti- - . : = : : » os ETROIT m — Ann 10- was to traffic. 
kk * : mated 1% million jobless workers. New Officials qughier of lt, Gor. apelin ol Ghia poco __ The electronic milker he describes is even more — bende ent hae duals oc to Run Pontiac — ryan 4 pared : ‘ender thn Gres-dig tall-cf nani futuristic. This machine would: © \adequate, the labor chiefs urged ; the cow into the milking stall as the Col to more than double pres-| fT. in a few days following her leg Seay Pees The grodiatased cenmrgebay tnattres. —Guide & | Congress ‘AS OF LOMOIIOW | surgery. a victim. of polio, CHILLY WAIT — Teeth a-chattering and feet almost numb | Syracuse had 34 inches of previous cow is automatically released; _ gient benefits and extend their du- «| was poachers on last week in am | from the near-zero temperature, these two brave girls, Juanita the . 2% —Wash the udders and dry them with hot air; ‘ ration to a maximum of 39 weeks.| 4 new administration will take! effort to improve the condition of | Dovonno (left) and Mickey Tersigni, braved the elements with =. vig nae 12% 
—Identify the cow by a code branded en her =| _The Teamsters, largest U. S. over Pontiac Tuesday, her right leg. The leg has beem | pontiac area residents this on, the trip to work. Weather Bureau said it was the ; members, crippled @ineene morning on the trip 
rane | Sore cued anes AFL-CIO |_ The new otfice holders will make| SpPaed srw tte polio in son ee Release the correct ration into the trough; © | two months ago on grounds of |* “Can SweeP of top city Positions) Dectors sald it ts too early te tell ‘cal oma “Record the milk yield automatically; and x corrupt leadership. al Deeg gr-e dut pay and| the results of the surgery. = : PEF ety: 
Open the door of the milking stall and re- © | iota now at the trucker unionlcountry.” AO eq in On un a Zero temperatures emptied the 
lease the cow when milking is finished. “helm although one of those under| 5 new agministration, aut |RAPPY endings at low cost; they Lune The farmer would have to take the electronic = |criticism, was reported aiming at] poy scouts, will be headed by ive mat Wied Sn bend Wee Se) Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Batavia, 
milking clusters on and'off—nebody's imagined a | SGAHIE 4 “etntry into the feder.| Ranald Card, ot Troop 29, whe | ertake the hard burdens of world Rochester, Elmira and James- practical machine to de that—and keep the ma- we ae was named city manager. He | ieadership,” Hart said. dl IS infer s LOW fer Sox ser he 
chines tn order. 8) Coorge Meany, AFL-CIO preal-| TO" S° pest in 9 olty-wile clee , he said, the eco- agg angry by  blizzard- 
Greaney admits the electronic milker may seem = dent, has made it clear, however,| #°™ sens scouts, ,|homic welfare is threatened by ceed MiRia exes hue’ peed iad 
impossible, but he asks: Who would have predicted © that Hoffa himself must forsake) Presiding in the municipal |“‘administrative attempts to weaken STATE nosPrrad. Seihante quburba, hhwever, ‘great veils of 
. th ||any top Teamsters pot before the courts wail be Donald Flowers, ofbasie social: programs. : y 15 yeafs ago that we would be killing weeds wii if will be, taken tack into the|Troop 64, and Don Wapley,' of “The rs ag 5 6 a. m. 4 ila.m. 1@ |snow formed 15-foot drifts that 
: 2° 9a. m. 8 MOTORISTS STRANDED thdi agauieaity Senleac the : il Y eA slightest idea of quitting. — bee ham ag gett tioyacysongpre roe = Fae Sy Be wth w winds as e| ‘ : state. Motorists banded gusty Another move Holfa and his ad- H t | Steff | vit t Sunday morning for the coldest reading that dotted 
Fi Bo, 13, ‘Chutes| cag.” |visers were reported considering OSpl a OTES [gripped the Pontiac area 20 far this winter. MASc tor food "and be ee - Frigid 2 00 Feet “Wish T could jump again today. |i® ouster ott the Western Confer: 7 And you might as well keep the furnace stoked up|marconed farm houses or hotel g I wasn’t afraid a minute.” ence of ‘Tenmeters. It S$ S U rt tor F lath and rage — anti-freeze, hearths, 
Brewster along with Beck and Ppo : as the eather Bureau * * * 
SAGINAW (INS) —~ A idyear|y | cohedules Busy Day |Hotfa were subject to Senate Rack- lsays the mercury will con- Gertie the Egg Plant Near Frewsburg, in the south- old Flint boy today was in the Y VAY ets Committee disclosures last The following resolution was passed unanimously at/tinue to-hover around the Has No Cause to Stew _|western part of the state, a motor- running for the tide as Michigan's Before 10-Day Vacation |year. Brewster was replaced last a meeting of the medical staff of Pontiac General Hos-|zero mar . ist was rescued after his car had 
October as an international vice EL PASO, Tex.  — Gertie; & |been stranded for 12 hours in a youngest ‘parachute jumper after! WASHINGTON UNS) — Presi-| resident of the Teamsters, but he pital Friday: Some relief was promised uring) » vegrold hen, was scheduled drift. He was only 300 feet ftom a Jump 2500 fect from a. plane on|Wnt Eisenhower scheduled @ bUSY|remained .as the union's Western) Whereas the medical staff of Pontiac General Hos-'the day as the bureau predicted a) this week to become the Ingredi- |farmhouse but was unable to see jump 2,500 feet from a plane on|day of activity today” and pre-|chiet range from 16 to 20 degrees tor| ent of @ dish of chicken and |it through the blowing snow his first try. pared to duck the cold wave! peck sold the Seattle home he|Pital supports and adheres to the highest standards of). ca. Tonight’s low is predict-| dumplings, F SSRN. 
Mite Lessier lenfed at James Wednesday with a 10-day trip to|now occupies to the Teamsters for —*ethical, professional andieq from 4 above to zero Bat that was before the spry Seinty Sage and gts freee Byr- 
Municipal Airport is Saginaw yet-| Thomasville, Ga. $163,000 under a deal under which rsoual conduct of its girl produced four eggs Thurs. | “Cus? Were snowbound in a camp terday to qualify as the ninth mem-| The President will stay at the|he continued to live in it rent and\g pe : The reading of sero Was Te- | cay, twe more Friday, and still | (7Ct 15 miles ‘southeast of the ber of the Michigan parachute|plantation of former Treasury|tax free at union expense. There Sa Ke 0 Man members in their relation-| corded gr Sora igaces State Hos | wcsther ou ‘Saturday—a short | “7: Leaders of the group made team. His brother, Art, 20, a|Secretary George Humphrey, play|was Senate committee testimony’ y eg ship to patients, hospital pital at 7:30 a.m. geperent UP | working day for most everybody, | it Way out by bulldozer and former Army paratrooper, had in-|golf and do some quail hunting.|that union funds were used in part , 4 ciaiises oid te only a still-frigid 4 pedis Bat Gertie did it — and then obtained food for the youngsters. 
structed him on the technique of|Doctors have approved this ac-|to build the home in the first ° personnel, and medic eee crowed like a rooster to celebrate | In Oneida, cots, blankets and jumping. tivity, place. Beat Girl 10 leagues, and morning the production feat of the per- |sandwiches were provided in the 
Mike made his jump in 15 above! The President rested Sunday,| Chairman McClellan  (D-Ark) ' * *« * The Automobile Club of Michi-| feetly normal eggs. So Guy Forti, |state armory for dazed travelers. 
zero weather and was dragged/still fighting his cold and sore|said the money was stolen and Whereas Neil H. Sullenberger,|84"_ reported a rash of “‘can’t/ 7, says he'll just keep his one-| Violent weather in other parts of 
Rand over bests Gh etghak Sew "throat. Beck was trying to cover up. Szumowski, Former D. has carried on a course of| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) pene Fs (Continued on Page 2, -Col. 1) 
  
Making ‘Voyage’ in Texas   
at Randolph Air Force Base. 
‘5 £ 
_ travel. 
    
        Airman Donald G. Farrell, 23, 9 six-footer from the Bronx, aqueesed into 2 3-by-5-foot First Man Braves Space SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—Man’s chances 
to.conquer outer space were on trial today 
Ee eee f All Farrell’s food for the six-day trip is 
inside the cabin. Most of it is in concen- 
trated and dehydrated forms. An elec- 
_trically heated cup near one elbow will 
PERE RE soup. ; 
ro: ®t 
Moisture from his breath, perspiration 
and other waste moisture is purified for re- 
use as drinking water. Other wastes are 
TV oh ipgpeted 
  Friday, Szumowski showed up Tell commented calmly, “Well, here ” given a ‘th the t the parents’ home and threat-.|in which he has affected the tem- Sa ; " ae nh a complicated problem in working ened them with 5 callber a cupension of Nel Su ALL WIRED UP e - : controls of his make-believe space’ ship. 
tomatic, to - on b ‘The 1 und gu jig worea palrof Aj} TV paone an : Pavey > otf ant | gh mil sore gt ‘ eo ae — [gwen apd 
fa? Be it further resolved that the} °US Parts of his body to relay his physical / ‘could be ripped off the portholes and In Today's Press ‘| ,,eécu watt rattiems ts unequv.| condition constantly t6 scientists outside  ‘Parrell could be seen directly’ threarh 
Leeman cca support of the board of true | the steel cubicle, ‘*. + thick glass windows. CME 6c oad... DB 10 le executive committee ee ae In momen ts of relaxation he County News ceceees 21 [Of the staff, and agrees that such , ee f one 3 hears hi-fi 
Hibiglale ss. cnccuss CII [action was necessary and avoid ee eee ee ae anne cca’ Muutle Diped into the-eabin from a special NII seis gensxgyg st rot 20 jable in the exercise of the moral na over remov- — selection of records. 
Obituaries ...--...2....... 4 [and legal responsibilities of the| Ing carbon dioxide and new oxygen being ** x Sports . oe ses». 16-17 | board of trustees in protecting-the| added. : ae ‘The ‘airman got the fob because ot he 
bgp wea , beeen cet yseeuee na aca ‘The heat insidé the cabin is kept at 85. quick reactions to othe ici tific 
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1 ipeniesdamoveute éovst le Pee acre Ascoaat.| around 88 degrees, 5 Oks hazel eyes, ahd is unmarried. :   
  
   
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    ig the ability to get along 
well with others. This is the 
magic formula which smooths 
    one had qualifications which stood 
-Custom Upholstery |} ‘et us consider the career |out because of his training 
; | outside her home, Many a. per x * * 
252 S. Telegraph FE 42857 || son's career has been ruined by - % Bleck South of Voorhels personal dislike, It is possible The president was much im- 
pressed by these but, being a wise 
man with much , he   
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    checked particularly on the man's 
ability to get along with those with 
fovmeed he worked, subordinates and 
“Thee ie demalOiGed Ts 
man had trouble with everyone. 
| He was immediately discarded. 
had “too 
thot tend and eactantigea ated 
another, no matter how brilliant.” 
MUST BE ON GUARD 
Women in business, especially, 
‘have to guard against this defect. 
| They are by nature more emo- 
tional than men and also have to 
[cope with pre-menstrual tension. 
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Make Mondays Sunny-days 
What a relief to send all your family wash to Pontiac 
Laundry! og of gentle ca end man make 
it oh-so-bright! Clothes and towels are 
folded. Then when Careful Dan returns ee 
nothing left to do. Wouldn't you like this corvian? 
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topped off with a. delicious 
meal or snack at Ted’s, where 
| friendly service and Sieully 
a prepared food is always 
In style. - 
  Woodward et sitar Loke Road 
A | MI 47764 
      nw 8 HE crisis which arise in their family 
life, such as sick children and 
the resulting toss of sleep. 
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iof Eggs in Another key to success is to be- 
come “key man’ on your job. 
Learn about the sidelines as well 
as the main line work. Like your 
work enough to avoid® being a 
clock-watcher, Learning more 
about your job than you actually 
have to know can turn an other- 
wise boring position intc ene which 
is interesting. 
: * * 
I think the following remarks 
will be. interesting and helpful, 
-lespecially to the middle-aged or 
older woman who is working or 
taken from letters I have received 
from employers concerning the 
employing of older women. 
“I employ older women be- 
cause they are usually more 
reliable and more punctual in 
their attendance.” 
“I find that the older woman ig 
most satisfactory as a rule because 
The|she is more permanent than the wants to work, These have been, story. Here you will find warn- “Moxay, FEBRUARY 10, 1958 
soon after being trained for the 
job or may have to stop work be- 
cause of having a child.” 
* * * 
“Older women generally take 
their work more seriously and 
are more interested in it than 
younger women are.” 
“Women past early youth lead 
more regular lives. They do not 
keep the late hours which younger 
women do and therefore are more 
efficient,” 
SOME WARNINGS | 
Here is the other side of the 
ings. 
“T hire older women but am of- 
ten disappointed in them because 
they will not learn new methods. 
They could, but they resist 
change.” 
* * * 
“T have one employe who is most 
dependable,,a hard worker and ef- 
ficient. However, I always can tell 
when she has been babysitting with 
  younger worker who may marry   
  Mothers Club Stes. 
Movie About Polio, - 
Stanley Colby presented a film 
So pee: eee 2 on tise Boys Club...Mrs, Alvin Gra-\Dodson.   
  
the next day, is irritable and for-|} Fe detful. rr) 
“The main trouble with the | 
older worker is the fact that she | i 
is jealous of all of the younger 
women in the office. This makes 
ber most sensitive and difficult.” 
“In desperation I recently had) 
to let one older employe go, know- | 
ing she needs work, because she) 
would not be open-minded enough | 
to accept her employer's orders. | 
She was too set in her ways.” 
x *« * 
“I have tried using older bernie! 
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} and they are far more satisfactory 
than. younger workers except that 
they are apt to be irritable and, 
even worse, they cram all of their) 
family’s problems and successes| 
down everyone’s throat.” 
Just thought I would let you 
‘know what some of the employers 
   
     have to say! 
* * * 
Tomorrow: ‘“Marathoners| 
Pleased, but Thighs Can Be Stub- 
  her grandchildren. She is tired    
  born.”*   
“What's this?” ask John Napley 
(left) and Dr. William . 
They were wondering 
Roland Sawdey’s costume.   A. Gordon. 
about Mrs. change Club 
That was OW aldron. before the Birmingham League of 
Women Voters put on a skit for Ex- 
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WINTER C 0 
Come early for these dras- 
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must make room for Spring. 
OUT THEY GO! We 
  
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MON. -- FRI. 
‘TIL 9 P. M. Satons 36 N. SAGINAW     bi eth gn fl a 
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at the LITTLE SHOP 
Our delightful collection 
of spring styles for the 
mother -to-be is full of 
fresh new ideas... 
fashion wise colors and 
fabrics to help you look 
your best while waiting. 
AT BUDGET PRICES 
We believe we have 
the largest selection in ( 
the area. 
The Little Shop 
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‘Ponting Press Phete   
Two Cups 
Raisin Loaf 
Mrs: .Belprez’ Way 
With Yeast Bread 
a Family Recipe 
By JANET ODELL 
If the small fry at your house 
are like the one at our house, 
they're crazy about raisin bread. 
You'll delight them if you make 
some Flemish Raisin Bread from 
Mrs. George Belprez’ recipe. 
Mrs. Belprez, a Walled Lake resi- 
dent, says this is an old family 
recipe. She and her husband are 
square dance fans, Part of Mrs. 
Belpre’s time each week is taken 
up with church work. 
FLEMISH RAISIN BREAD 
By Mrs. George Belgres 
2 cups sugar 
\ en Seoetios 
a‘neaving tables ns vegetable short- 
' ablespoons bacon fat. 
  % cup Sees water 
: cu 
cups pe sifted a (about) 
i package raist 
Rinse and ee raisins. Mix 
shortening, salt, milk and sugar 
and eggs and yeast, dissolved in 
as much as necessary, up to 9 cups, and heat to lukewarm. Add raisins 
lukewarm water. Add flour, using q Dance Schedule 3 
          to make a dough you can handle, 
Put in greased bowl and Jet rise 
until double, Knead again and 
form into 3 loaves. Let rise until 
not quite double. Bake 1 hour at 
2 medium loaves. 
Patient at MSU 
Brant Cotterman, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Don Cotterman of West Iro-| 
quois road, is a patient in Olin 
Memorial Hospital at chai   350 degrees. Makes 1 large ani]' Including Hair Cut, 
Shampoo and Set 
BEAUTY HEALOIL "243? 7144 N. Saginaw St. 
FE 2-8226 
(Over Conn's Clothes) 
  
  State University. 
    2 cakes or packages yeast   
   
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COMPLETE CORSET DEPARTMENT 
Featuring 
SARONG Girdles and Pantie Girdle 
for the Junior Figure 
Practical Front Garments 
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Visit our downsteirs corset depertment. Our expert corsetiers 
Charge Accounts Invited 
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FEB. 28th 
These drastic reductions are 
being made possible because 
R the folks who do our baby 
iy shoe plating wish to keep 
wy their skilled artisans busy 
between seasons. Don’t miss 
a this opportunity to have your 
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Day, Father’s Day or any other occasion. 
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De not confuse 
— imitations sold they the meil. The’ 
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serves every wrinkle and makes possible 
the elegant finish which is the hallmark 
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leg. $7.95 A 
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- Mew $5.96 
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Genuine engraving ONLY 10c per letter. 
BRING SHOES IN TODAY! SALE ENDS FEB 
Pontiac’s Oldest Jewelry Store 
FRED N. PAULI CO, 29 W. Huron St. FE 2-7257 
The Store Where Quality Counts! oe haw $298 
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    Ww Communities Adopt In Auto Safety   
          
oS ANN ARBOR (INS) - About 100/diseases instead of merely lowering! He added that synthesis has be-/the more recently discovered ‘fam. Year 111 communities in the United years ago, the following sign would pain and relieving symptoms Some come an extremely complex busi-|ilies’ of drugs such as anti-spas-/States adopted the city-manager| DENVER (INS): — Children’s placed in @ special car seat se- Wee ness and many of the drugs we modics, tranquilizers, and anti-his- form of government. Now 1,4l5\car manners are vital to auto jcurely fastened to a regular seat. ‘geen hanging on, aof the curative drugs were found 
= "No prescriptions filled ‘today. naturally, such as penicillin, qui- ; - - reali ih beac, - graduate <fudent re.(communities and 15 counties are safety Pharmacist is cuit in ia woods nine and reserpine | ae now do not iste 3 naturally taminics Our graduate student Te using the plan. y 
gathering more drugs" | Dr. Blicke, who is a Professor Not all of these are perfect, either, searchers are hard at work to find! Since first trying’ the system, 
OS ae oe lof Pharmaceutical Che mistry. he reminded. “There is no such compounds with fewer side effects! 53 a is ee Baa grap eg tear a: 
- Dr.’ Frederick F_ Blicke of the Said: : 
cherry terk. and dried anima! or-) ——_—______________   
  
Was a skilled trade many years | 
“Mge, today it is an exacting sci-_ : s@nee, Where 100 years ago there | were neither pharmaceutical 
manufacturers as we know them | feday, nor academic courses in | Y at any university, to- | 
‘day research in pharmaceutical | 
‘Memistry is a strong part of the | wniversity’s graduate program.”’ | 
Why the great change? Che mists began synthesizing | ’ “—' making new, unknown) 
compounds chemically, Once the. @oor was opened, thousands and | _ thousands of new compounds were |     
    
    WELL iF IT HAPPENS AGAIN, 
I DONT |] tLt_ CANCEL MY ORDER TOLERATE | | AND DO BUSINESS WITH 
MISTAKES !] }— SOMEONE ELSE! p—</ —— : 
      around them. 
| Seme of the mest frequent |     
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| for children include standing on | 
ing‘ out windows and playing 
with handles, 
      
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      Hau Oe BAD BABOONS se eae Can't Find Water Cave |ost in.. ; geet eos! hold a 'mother and son banquet in Spouting Huge Amount [Detroit Bureau of Markets, as aaa Tne the urch howe Wednesday “lr 
Into Underground Hole | Wednesday. , : Losses of most key stocks were f toe eS _— et : Produce fractional. There was an occasional iad On the program committee are The : : 
JERSEY CITY, N. J. (INS)—An| wider loss.and a few small gains. , Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Thompson, wan aoe untraceable water main break — m  .  . t Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunsford|Safety” finds, Ju known to be spouting 1,500,000 gal- Arlee: a. a4) the market took a lower tone and Mr. and Mrs. William Sweet. oes lons of grt hour into some!A: ~ te sevcseseess. 8: rg toy eet it aa tes Prccg dog ove tollows: Invoca- Ries be gt invisible cavi diane” * SURGES ES remained * 
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tormenting Jersey City residents songes, i oun affected most major led by Mrs. Wilbur Cook with one ee 
t * ‘bu. ois Iusacoerias groups. accompanist Alton Smiley; toast- ' Six hundred emergency workers|Se!#'’. the! tencgocavecs & | The market backed away last master, James Seddon; musical Oe ee | Horseradish pk. et ere eone 2.% : 
” searched a four-square-mile section| Leeks oe vs-sseseeseesess 178) week from its penetration of & parse “The eanetge mad offense without consideration of on neienes Satiet unsuccess-| Perel. ont ens Si if resistance area above the No- . ard Forbes, oop ¥ Vers | the youth's. age. 
“night for a poal ot water that Feraiges taney dicth"bas"'"-""""" 1g] vember highs and there was some : ie wan nT | cists ieee the night for a pool of water » dom. ’’. 1.50) disappointment over this action. 3\. , ~ would matk the break. use, (behs.) dos. :.- 138) Necamwhile, the weekend news Ben SORA Se ov The program also will include a\“P by Judge Orman uaa tt anise nce Sa + eith- SAVVY eR Z “ie ’/of Washington, D. pH n by the fe ice ine i ping Seve ‘ > beast aoneny. " GZ {, ease ty aa aoe pan hymen Coart: ths come “ wepped, BO. icyess ces. A! or or . . j 44. ibute to mo’ \ rj ? fear that their first trace of the White: meal sovens ‘gute ‘ike THE SOUTH AFRICAN CHACMA Nous & cae as, Robert. He-|Should gushing a flood ong Poultry stronger, orders for steel continued (ONE OF THE BABOONS ) berling. Sees inle almmaten of demas iattiniens” nating whows to lag. Stocks of new auto : dation had been undermined or a! perrorr, Feb Trae) eae, ¢..» mounted in Jancary 0g tales TURNS SUDDENLY UPON A Speaker will be the Rev. Albert}, 4 of Pe a 
caved-in street. = dropped td the lowest daily rate in} PURGUING CAPE HUNTING DOG Johns, pastor of the Lake Orion] .300ke SvSeruat Court spoke for Meanwhile, 100,000 Persons in |waignted average 43:"large to's, wit OU THAT LEADS THE PACK. Methédist Church, who will talk on| +t penalties: the affected area were without |avg 4 medium wtd. avg. 38%;/ Youngstown Sheet continued to ; “Possibilities Unlimited.’ repeated the means of washing, cooking |*"pl! 8, Orade 3, is Sire large. 41;/fall rather sharply, losing 1%4 at 78 THE DOG is DOOMED --FOR Presentations will be made by| rt attic laws is directly a * and including the pa- \larse sls: ‘medium 37 block of 1,100 shares,| “THE CHACMA’S TEETH ARE Mrs. Alvin Davis, and the bene- . on an opening , eal : ‘gen bythe to the slipshod and tients of two hospitals. . eietal Werily receipts (Peb. 1-7) 10,075/then trimming the loss a ban Agar “TERRIBLE WEAPONS. hen wilt be ""*! quasi-judicial procedures practiced Schools in that portion of the Commercially graded: Whites: Grad: shagotatleayel p> - “ ‘ Ose . Pumphrey. in too many communities through- city were elosed. A. extra large 37-38; large 35-37%; me-|36% On an opener 0 : share ih f Walt Disney Productions out the U. S. ‘ Tt was feared that industries eae: Grego A. extra large m1;|08 Mt retreated from its Peiiay . Von Wauinigetamed «| 5 = teas bvited * * 
also would be hard hit b: : eo om , poration Court in Dallas, Tex., he savulasionibycaneha drought. . DETROIT, Feb. 7 (AP)—Prices paid - to Wee Mk a takes the middle ground. Denying per pound f.0.b. Detroit for No. 1 : > —- T teenagers are coddied in his court * * * y RR New York Stocks —_ Se age “invited|he sald: “T docket (involv- As the morning wore on investi-'Heavy type brotlers and fevers Q-4 M AN DRI LLS throughout area are he cases - gators resorted to the laborious !*’: Rocks 26-27. Caponettes (Late Morning Quotations) to attend the weekly Teen Club ) on the regular plan of closing all mains, one at aj" ° ®*? **%* Admiral ...,.. 86 Gen Dynam .. 61.5 HAVE BEEN KNOWN sidances, scheduled every Wednesay|traffic court docket. time, to find out which failed to | Air Redue <--. $34 Gen Elec ..... 23 O AS |tight_at Dublin Community Cen- build pressure. , Livestock Allled Stre's3!° 444 Gen Suits. 63 TO GET SO MAD ter, 685 Union Lake Rd. Named to Willys Post This was considered possibly an Alum Lad :2.2: 3p) Gem Motors ... 34-4 TO SIMPLY DROP | This Wednesday there a ae ee Aleoe 00S: record hop from 7 to 11 p.m. Ad-| TOLEDO, 0, w—Willys Motors, ss Calta galls 48, ‘Pew sary “tas Am an eT Gen re os Ha DEAD WITH RAGE. [mission is 40 cents, and Inc., today announced the appoint- The becal, perhaps caused by utility to low standard grade" steers Am Cyan 0 42 Gotha Gr at ments will be available. Informa-|ment of Paul J. Steil as its con- trict om ea tenerpen ey ners, |uuilty’ and standard -muiked “offerings am Ma Pay :. 344 Goodrich ©... 41 Distributed by King Features Syndicate. 21Q  |tion may be had by calling Carolltrolier. Steil, who joined Willys last trict on am emergency no-water | 18.00-21.00: few steers and heifers Am Metal ..,.. 7 ee a =e) i ; unsold; utility cows 16.00-17.25; canners|4™ Motors ... Grab Paige .:. 3) Chisholm, EM 3-3846. March, has been assistant*to Con- “hs the slght wore on nore andleatte Bee ee omeaem teas a Saree” abel .__ftroler'R. J. Jesperson, named as As the n wore on more and : Am Smelt ..... Homestk ...... 38 - P . sistant manager of Willys- . mere bon Seen the ator depart loge cort aunty te, sung Sais|Am Get = Rewer ®--: 41 Under Fire During Business Slumps Business Notes  |ovesant ot’ Bract. Previoudy, ment, county health department,| steers 25.50-28.00; around § head low A® - 3, mnsvir Cop .... 0.8 : Steil was executive vice president- fire department and police depart|prins if B. veniuhe tree 2800, goed | Armee," Ge 188 Int Bus a ae “ . ° : kery ‘tax—signed a\easurer ot Kaiser Foundation ment were pressed into the search.|ard steers 30.00-22.50; utility’ mainiy| Amst CE... 388 Int Hary ..... 31 | a = medical care entities in Los An- By dawn authorities con-|18.00 and up: limited showing choice) At ison ™* igi int Nick... tee 1 S ac e ain long-term lease to occupy space| i. fegsed they -were by the or , a feabene betes: raj Atl Refin ..:. | Int Shoe ...... 33 " at Michigan’s Miracle Mile Shop- : break and showed increasing con-\§ade 19.80-22.00: | utility 1 $0-18.80:| Sit MOE. *" ogg int Silver a 38 ping Center, it was announced! (Advertisement? ; ~ gtinp Senet Benquet .... 1 Isl Crk Coal . 33.2 recently. cern over its possible conse- Pe Bi ag mo gape — Beth Steel are =. Jeban Man ... =P By SAM DAWSON views on the dangers of bignessia relatively great proportion ra The oe which is scheduled to People 60 to $0 
asia valle ie40-3150) canner"“ana’ curler Bond 6trs 5: 15 Kenmecow lm auto management and labor. the expenditures of lower and mid-| 1." piday, will carry a complete a ee steady |Sore Wars. 7 eeme CR, | NEW YORK pp con! et oe k, idle income famillies.” Stee¥eT tine of baked goods. Apply for Old Line Legal ~ vo. £5 Bibs buiness w a : Former Packard Plant today compares week. _veaiers ra Baits sie. tame, fi peeled a oot Rhee mt i But Romney cites the enforced pacha oe eee Reserve Life Insurance Leased, Sold to Firms pf rye 00-23.00. ow “sea Burroughs | -.. 205 = ine . 30.1;\today on seyeral fronts. Split up in 1911 of ra = 9 fall more heavily on these income News in Brief If you are under 80, you can cep snd lambs, — salable 100, Nom-| CSE) ‘goup . 383 =o 4] a Oil trust as bene pat "he w Senate TOURS than presént federal ex- still apply for a $1,000 life in- DETROIT CINS) — Represet-| week: sisughter lambs steady: siauahter|OO®, Pec.--- 242 Piram pict. 313| 1 A small maker of autos telis\C™ed: Romney told a Senate i.) taxes, to help take tatives of buyers of the former|seep steady to weak; feeder lambs | © Art. a Parke + OAT group: “Stamadard Oil stockhold- ; q| Her mink jacket valued at gaso|Surance policy ip Packatd Motor Car Co, said to-|ssdy',,™oel, prime wooled | slaughter | Colm SP“... 84 Penney. Jc”.. 00 \Congress that General Motors and)"; "uy ocutives. employees and| To this most businessmen would) | the Elks care of final expenses without a head prime léntb, wooled lambe a8.00;|Cater Trac .. 3 eos come *: }*|Ford should be made to split up customers benefitteg greatly from @4d that if Congress wants to ch — yo rid Kirtzingér ge burdening your family. day they had leased or sold more choice lots wooled lambs under 105 Ib. > a & Pfiser =e gens $6.1 into several smaller units—and he the creation of 34 companies out | help everyone get out of the busi | , to Pontine police than one-million square feet of gta A gh og Bg ~~ Lib McNa&L .. $3- Phelps D .... {\-} takes a swipe at bigness in labor of what was previously a single |n€ss slump the thing to do is not | — reported You handle the entire trans- the - building plant to Detroit! sins around #00 is Sa tet ant |. $14 philip Mor’... 486 unions, too. enterprise. General and|to raise taxes but to lower them.|7** ncay. action by mail with OLD and Chicago firms. fall shorn. ee. ped Loew's ...-. 144 Phill Pet .... 381 * * * z ives.| But the debate as to whether Luncheon, Wed. Feb. 12, 11 to Edward Land of Packard Prop-|ziao-z 00; utilty, shore ‘lambs ‘down|Lone 8 Cem. 32° puilsby Matis. 41.2 Ford stockholders, executives,| | But. Should be Chittiod t mebane Yet, Feb. 10, it $0 AMERICAN of KANGAS CITY; erties, the representing firm, said|t, 14.00, cull, te choice, slaughter = ipa OE Ey DOES B A glepes pin oe: pe. Roger employes and cuntoenérs | could| te, L.& seep arenr® a pated pa. Se, Mo cbllgbtien: tae ede wil cal 
it will be two to four months be-/32.40-23.00; few, choice shearing May'D Sere’. 373 Pure “oll '..:: 3021it should set up a rival firm with!a. did val ie Deantind Oil.” jcongressional or court decree — jon you! — B ang te pansy. Cit wert selabte 100, Byichere 0nd! ereen tino": 4 Repub sii’." 417, Which to share ‘its banana busi- cia « will go on. Lodge Calendar Tear out this ad and mail tt us occupy space ! “8 8. ~~ Tiles today name, address at the plant, but predicted work-|f"sstsie%, atchets’ 1950 to" montiy| Mpls. Hon... 82 oll ~ ea ~~ +. « Romney sees monopoly or com-|, my, ’ of Pontiac) 4 pn beng! ee will soon find teh, mixed Now t and 2 20.0090390 Mae. +: 7 Rey Tob B.. 66 -,|petition as a major economic and) White Shrine No. 22 will be Co. 3 W. ne — employment) cos iosd No. 1 32, Ibe. 30.18; No. 3 and| Monsen, Ch -. 33 , Dut... 305] 3. A bill before the House of | a 12th at 8 » 3 W. there, : i 240-300 Ibe, 18.00-18.26; mined grades| Mont Weel. 3:7 o.. sta}. > political issue. Many congression-| 9.1m. at Roosevelt 22 State 9th, . L221A, Kansas City, He sald employment in the for-| gi. i018 00. Compared inst week Motorola.» .<: 4@, St doe taeda’. 263/Representatives would tax COrP!a1 spokesmen for small business| , iL sitisiee Dotee, eae: ey as compared to 40,000 once com ioe: sors So eons Mihets” RAE Bis $3 eth ALAR 4 just Was individual incomes. are|Pave echoed this | ——— ployed by -sthedling vrahog ay Net G24 °<-: gog Shell ow -..-- @S grouped in progressive tax brack- our that its ond eens tee eopens | ay i) ; M iV a oon: Sa eee... ae Zs — And ce —_— in and|ation, It contends that the nation| | OAKLAND COUNTY’S newest, most i Texas, Iowa, California and Iili- ot | eS or ~ 35.6 Bou senses ..~/has grown even faster and that ii | : 
nois are the four top ranking states [ Gurysier -".... $24 Bperry Ha"... 193/0ut Of government are SUBEEStINE | ncreasing needs of consumers) Expect Romney to Endif) beautiful cocktail lounge in the value of their agriculture. | es are Equip’ -. $04 Bt OU NJ'.::: $93 of its cars to help out the traffic a be hee 6 eet ©) 5ge Before Senate|] > . PEL cose G0 a them ion) ° batt. Court forse County et ‘Saxieed, Check Hearing Be ie ts Seay: Bi problem. costs as possible. | Committee Henry s Miracle Lounge "in the of the petition concern- : id.) Bt By BP.) 367 . * a * ie in gen-| The tax proposal in Congress to (Formerly Henry’s Bloomfield Inn) 16 ott ee peemmend ling Purton, ns es Se See eg: ey Aneees om Big Sues uaity @scourage business growing over] WASHINGTON (INS) — Amert-|]} an , Fy, Robert Hammond, tather ot sais! TWO Male Companions c'pe'r sisi i) tensa 0: ib3\eral stepped up. during business|!@"8e by setting up a progressive can Motors President George Rom-|fi| The specialty of the house is an atmosphere of com {| opetition having been filed in this Court Will Be Charged With Sont ban Baits Ft f nog wan: gan 2 income tax on corporations and ney was slated today to resume his/#} plete relaxation, cocktails the way you them, and | pe ho gp a od Dil sth Coe eee ee ea cen firms who may be having|ttus favoring small business|attack against what he termed alfa luncheon and dinner menu to please the most dis- known and the said $o0 visisted a Burglary Today ™ Cont OM... 404 Gnderea 7 3g3| Small firms =y float — draws fire from the Tax Founda-|trend toward monopoly of the auto-}#] criminating palate. j alt io nena wee the’ juriedistion Gorm Pua it on yg ae 3 a hard time keeping afloa ws tion, a private research organiza-)mobile industry by the “‘big three” |F : : : | 
tan the mamse of the people of the State! A 23-year-old Pontiac mother |Beere, Ate Unit ait mn Re oy = piste Nog ear goal tion. The top corporate tax ‘now|car manufacturers and the United|{) Businessmen’s Luncheons 11 a.m. -2 p-m. | of Mic you are by notified Det Edis -..:. 392 Omit Pruit .:: 43 they |i8 52 per cent. The proposal goes | Auto Workers Union. ‘ i thas hog cE euition ill be of two waived examination Friday Bis & seas : 73 Ua Gas Cp $2.¢|parative ee a = they as high as 75 per cent on profits | He was expected to conclude at! [ Open Tl a.m. to 2 a.m. Cénter, Court ofnnex. 13608 West | when ararigned before Municipal Dow Chem .... $7 Us Steet .....: 5¢3,are in several other fie pnrved over one billion dollars, as GM'q hearing by the Senate Antitrust) |) Count ee yy * uy at bebruner: Judge Cecil B. McCallum on a ly Fite a Westg A Br. 313 /or more of which may be doing once had. |Committee a 45-page statement in f) Located in Michigan’s Newest Shopping Center A. le wou aig bere Ncommanaea|Cnaree, Of ao a com. 2: : White Mot’... ei" — - & * x *& * = he proposed abolition of in-| : ne 
1 Reine is 4,5, ~8&y—— & — = ‘lpord Mot aoe ry Btwn nll ad hie ican M The foundation argues that only | dustry-wide collective a ; Miracle Mile Shopping Center service hereof, this summons an ice ~ *e& * Freept Sul... 75.6 Yale & Tow .. 261; George Romney, American ~Mo- 5 t of businesses are in-|2%d breaking into smaller com-|f) oe week ereetond tanlication of « copy!’ ‘Two male companions of Mrs. Tre... 1 Maes -1e4)tP8 President, says his smaller|!5 per cent of businesses. a of Panies the behemoths of the auto/f, COCKTAILS—LUNCHEONS—DINNERS Pontiac Press, & newspaper printed and|Betty Lou Harris, 240 W. Ann Ar-|O Bak ..... _ s"" feompany is doing very well this Corporated a Problems oO” industry, which he said, control 96 cireulated in . ty . . Three small business aren't primarily| Tel h at Lake, Road it the Honorable Arthur £.|bor Ave., were to be charged to- year, but he thinks the Big ree| u : iper cent of the sales. . egraph at Square e. Moore, Judge of said Court, in t City : burglary Walled STOCK AVERAGES 4) lin the industry should be made to/due to high taxes. Change in the ; 
Pontiac in, aid County, = eh -~ np: Reel depot => police —" ~ von al spin off some of their divisions Corporate income tax brackets Under his plan, ryt said, |} .... cows thee gee . — 
‘ " ARTHUR E. : re ee te ‘ ar lwould give them little relief. General Motors and Ford would’ = (A°true copy) te, dudge, ot Propate| said, 285 blank company payroll|previous ay .. 260 #83 73% 188\for So en Be eee? a Thc Memition ‘iow, woeisads| bo toe Seams’ beametaianly aE 3 »P checks were stolen Jan, 30. Month ago *.....235.5 820 73.7 1573\the nation, » Ford, Chrysler| p feree : Deputy Probate Register. Year o 2416 1189 135 1689' 4,4 Walter Reuther aren't likely that ‘‘the mass-produced product| fected by his plan to c 66 Javentle Division, these*checks that [1957-58 hig "980.0 134.7 775 188.8 Al : t for| “birth” of new companies when = it was from 1957-58 low .....226.0 782 662 1509\to be im accord with Romney’s'of larger corporations account for PUBLIC Mrs, Harris, a widow, received (i956 high ..:::.: 276.3 155.1 ies ims a single manufacturer account- : : 1983, Buick, Riv. Serial No. Vs008.| the 14 checks, according to As- |1986 low 20.0... ee ed for 35 per cent of the total | D a s 
iio oat oe Pathe Bird ate Sean ®. Loe. Prosees ' p i Sa pre charged at last week's ¥ Poh, 18 | 10F Raber’ D. Long cem wDEtroit Pair Saves tecting fat “Legsnten need Coming to... day ‘before West Bloomfield Town- ed to divide the present excess 
ship Justice Elmer C. Dieterle Sons From Blaze power of both the industry and thef wy rion FEderal were Joseph Kochan, 164% Bald- union in the automobile business.” er \F 5-9955 
win Ave., and his brother Stephen, (INS)—A young De- He charged that dominance of Center 
113 N. Oak St., Rochester x ome braved flames and the big three in the auto business . : = : troit coup eaandice wares and advertising has permitted) “Best for Children” ae precage ol iccige at aif ac i them to ignore less-heralded prod-| eat for geen — a. —— uct improvements by smaller Harris Circuit Court 5 firms. she will be ararigned Feb. 17. She s * *® He also contended that periodic oss 8 8 ae nn ee ves se a was released on a $100 bond Fred Koontz, 27, an unemployed wage boosts are pricing U. S. cars BEB EBEBHBERE ERB BBE BS SB x * §% gas station attendant, said the out of domestic and foreign mar- ‘TIL The trio were arrested last week fire left him and his family penni- kets, and pointed out that two of OPEN TON IGHT after a tip from vio Breage less. the “big three’ are building cars ; of the Westown F enter, Ruth slashed outside the U. S. and importing D eeis|W. Huron St. led sheriff's detec-] , 7S 0s" tessa ‘she smashed them here. LIFETIME GUARANTEE ; ves to the home of Mrs. Harris.) "1 sow with her hands to carry Romney was critical of the pres- VINYL TILE my cierk|Long said she bad cashed @ bad) ) = 4-day-old som, Timothy, to ent wage pattern which he said : : check at the store for $8. safety forces smaller palsy — the © GREASE PROOF wet same demands forced on the most ° AXING Unlicensed Drives, 1 5, Koontz suffered hei ng: the profitable manufacturer in the in- —~~ 
Rams Guard-Rail living. room for, his 2-year-old boy, <-*% 
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; ent hr  ouben eartian ay Range ot erdinge grag proposed new laws to allow indus- 
Setatday siirnocn wha she drove|reported in fair condition at Mount \peaeenet hones Gata a"e WALL TILE Te off Highland road in Water-iCarmel Hospital. Another sn, having less than 10,000 employes | MCE 9x9xYe. Factory fresh, ““B” L Township. Billy, 3, had been spending the Larger firms would negotiate indi-| pila) Color group, marbleized pat- | The perfect way to refinish o * 8 night with friends family air No limit: our bath of kitchen She told Waterford Township Po.| ee Velaetanet deals stated vidual contracts, under the pro- terns. No limit. ck y' 7k 
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crashed into the guard rail, break-| destroyed the house, the family’s| Visitors Spend More ae ae 
Spam ees oe ror sents, arm A THE FLOOR SHOP! auto, Sidelinker, 1361 Nokom ‘ _ a- r 
‘Ave., was given a ticket for allow- wo sont hee Te See ee oe i Ae ’ caiman Ode OAPs ie cnt ® : Park Free in Ow Lot in ot Store ioe unlicensed minor to opera ine mine <e Rear A nag minor 10 OPerate|, at Gilman, Colorado, and the| FLYING SAUCY — That's no Sputnik, but a heavenly body [Sanvalons was tid expenditures | igi 99-101 South Saginaw St. Open Mon. and Peli ~ Miss Coliler wag treated and mm mine in the launched at Cypress Gardens, Fla. The belle of the ball is Edna by foreign tourists in the United sae eee eee eee ee ek ee - 
then released from Pontiac Gen-|world is not far distafitat Climax,} Furlong, lending her talents to’the photographer to prove the cold States are increasing by about 10; "gg a a i i i ee 
eral Hospital. a Gaede off spell didn’t last long in the sunny state, a 3 it ‘ ‘ 5 
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    _THE PONTIAC. PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY. 10, 1958_ .) 
_ Help. Wanted Female 7 SLICES OF Maat be) ee ' 
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  TAKE TIME OUT FOR BEAUTY HOUSEWIVES. Avon Cosmetics 
      
  
  
      
  
  
    
    
      
    
        
  
    
  
      
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° — or write today. FE Bookkee: i Plains P. re 536. 
‘Chiropodist \C- : sre persamenns, 4 Ages ry through 
Jarder | eral rienced *. age be Le = ye srocepts. 
i Li eo ves oe fai or anvold ated ee FE irs class. Some office exp. yo 
Landscapin=  * ee “sa vite. formerly of Ortonville: 86 7) “eluaing of Eas tern ¥ - Good bist. Gond. salary with 
Moving. a ‘Bene “sae e ees Son ast 3. Pease! ares. osurel com Hate and sek sold on exclusive pal. Pree fae imearence and, ether 
Photius boven cates: Home, Ortonville. francaies — ar egy =f we 2 Out cial ni Finance Co. 7 W. lewsemse ] line in letter education jal NTED AIR- Television Service traini st experie: ~ “9 Wine Training ‘See our kor under 
writer DEARN 40 ING. FOL i. 2-10 or ie, tac t. Miller : et Rast araeapuce at Jerome _ Help Wanted 8 ‘ 
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Dudle: Sr Sloss Punetal Home,’ Ak : ali, ane gk Ae ge : NOTICES : ‘Auburn Heights, at 11 a.m. with = and = ‘ a i =9 iat fh - ee ee ee A rererg Ta ae sslary. er pert time Work Wanted Male 10 Building Service 12 Notices & Personals ........-. 25) Cemetery. Mra. Webster will lie Wwance, on the job train. oo ts Me oR ‘ li alia aint “ 
in state at the Dudley BH. Mocre . ;: LIGHT TRUCKING AND WOOD | 8 io Puneral 7 ome. ing, Give Fre “~ history Engrs - B2c% and “Uiien cutting. FE 41429. P : 
= cei “eres Exp. pi ea. Fe MARRIED MAN DESIRES WORK ee WANTED : with trade scce hes | Realty Co, Kibswood of kind. PE §-1773 Card of ‘Thanks 1 pied divers has| Realty Co gemewood any   
  
      
     
   
       
   
               
     
         
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IMMEDIATE deep aoe “gh ar ent employ- 135 atyles r entire aS MAN WITH 14 YRS. COLLEGE estimates. OR 3-61’ Pr ness helo given during the Reply mothe: i ‘AIN G 
death of our dear mother. ‘Mzs.| isi’ ep. ‘bottled ot bread man| PRES celslog. Write aise Specs, yoats Sel tine werk CEMENT & * BLOCK PAINWALL®. CLEANED Hattie (Clement) VanTine. We referred. Write Box 110, Pontiac en —— Mass. TUPPE ; also thank Rev. Lola Marion for _Press - ae a ti ODD JOBS setts 
Moore Funeral Home, relatives, ~ SALES ENGINEER / encies A ian WA oak OF ANY 
" : ind. 14. tan Cub  Ausiliary, Daughters at} Que cree aeons met suse at ! tlan and pee NITOR SERVICE. REA- who ei tig aemee: “| line of bullding ‘materials bs seck- sgt Hyg Good references. FE | ELECTRIC Mr, and Mrs, Porest Clement, Mr.| 12 f, hard hilting sales engineer _ #1995. and Mrs, Wilson ent, Mr.| ‘© > lye eee eee = WALL WASHING " HOMES Ot   | ee 
dren to Board ......... 26 ——~ “ mea to tell and del Tee | coe hours! UsiNess! | ¥8U OUR MARRIED | MAN . DESIRES CEMENT rE Ser steneeeee 27 we WISH TO EXPRESS OUR aie ~ Seeks ‘ ; wi ; isos : appreciation fer the kind- ond caves . > gs | a ox. 
  
    
    
  
  
  
      
  
  
     
  
  
    
    
    
    
  
    
  
    
    
    
        
              
  
  
    
  
  
      
  
  
    
    
  
    
  
  
      
    
      
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
    
  
  
    
      
    
      
  
  
    
  
      
      
  
  
            
  
    
  
  
     
       
    
     
  
  
    
    
    
  
    
  
    
     M OR | GUAR this area, Exc and Mrs. Ivan Miss .Doris inéss. Prom service, QR Clement and Mrs. Alma Bendig.| {0° SPplicant familiar w aren. we air! whe can type S| $2481 or OR 3 Tale. " Wr WisH TO EXPRESS OUR | industrial plants A meer, nd peed and Beee pee v ~ regitud , : il contatt, 5 dey 4-8450 
friends, neighbors ‘and relatives | ing A” C. Hora Gossine’, “isis | $eatk, Migw temperment. “ Work Wanted Female 11 | sstaptaisine MOVING, PE | ALL Ty SERVICE CALLS AN-| On. af for oe acts of kindness and W.. Washington Blvd., Chicago 17, “he o-8044 . swered on Pe ics 
Socal ceretengn, Cig I * lil, Atten: Mr. E, J. Olson. hea -~ IRONINGS, PICK-UP e DE. ‘FREE ESTIMATES ON WIRING, Pe hoo - PE 42418 
ve Paul J . LESMEN WANTED. MEN OVER| - S heate R RIGHT TV ERVIC special thanks to Rev Tom Ma- ae a pian Sh ge Te NOE en WASHINGS. satis ea} fr EL rs fe aed dry- ? ERVIC pea ie, L. Te ton, Rea tor he ken lone, V. Supls Funeral Raving. career in the sales fei. pick-up & delivery. FE 26413. Ce. 2338 ; Ses i elf Godt x 4 Saiy- our school to sell America's lead: “eeiae AY i until } 4-1 IRONINGS. $3 A BUSHES. : eT Funeral Directors 4) 22.5", , eety see Pick up & deliver. W. Pontiac S ; For new or land con- oodward, - Just tracts anywhere onell ul- & of Square Lake Rd. Mr. Rose Sriande 34003 i ay enrvice. ties, John Biot. Be Fi or Mr, Bpaven. VOCATIONAL COUNSELING a Huron Sh FE $220. oneison-jonns SERVICE. a1, WASHINGS AND mee i S H 
L HOME _ . SALESMAN “ DY” Gelivery. Off Opdyke G 5 — “peirpied Tor Prune ned Tor Funerais” = T nag Eeceleat reler —— = OB OPPORTUNITIES ARE pa a. B 
er ele te C6 mn EVEL i, ee Sa. IN A FLASH = Service FE 2-5041| ‘right floor. time. OURS AT YN ED- as ORNS FE 6-141, . a > oa ow qideauate ott WARDS. 7 7 WOMEN WANT WALL. WASH- land ocntracts Augie | _ . e iv - llega a — - 
«| Voorhees-Siple | is iniertieMant "tin ‘isi|onay ruaxwet omy, .... sas | te and h re Diss TSadars wt peres BS Soucy | Fas BROAN — DINETTE 6 you'll be furnisned a picture of is STENO «ho ANY WORK WALL WASHING a tn Ag friends eh : large rigs 
FUNER AL HOME — —_ be ES _— et te wit i taxe™ Dictation Late __ Specialty Neat FE 5-6308. | pe es . | Nee, sunporeh, bathrm. 
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Ambulance eg ea or Motor; _ Mr. Brown for appointment. = bie ot — a ener. BABYSITTING DAY OR WEEE. D &M uf "BUILDING A Johnson vewsy, Sylvan Lk. FE 
L. H. BROWN, Real hand 80 wp.m. Sharp 4 BOO 3 — FULL CHARGE SERVICE . i . ; 
o.com Fe Paciities Om On raT ealtor pearance important. Ss paretime. of ia my home. FE 2-704 Eves, OR 3.2278 APTS. With PVT. yon Plains Waterford ‘Twp. | 1362 W. Huron Ph FE 2-4810 5 ae ENCHING AND UNEMPLOYED WAN FOR FULL |CLERK TYPIST... sa60 BABYSITTING IN MY HOME. TRENCHI A or part ¢, rew campaign, i aso e home 7786. DO 
Cemetery Lots 8) garniags, S'instis ge cals:|  g,fetenal Compiny Jers | canst WIDOW WisHes|, , BULLDOZING 6 GRAVE LOTS. PERRY MoUNT| ployment t benefits, Kendale's. a om ig op Sg ‘teen shar _ sais, “A? 3 Ber home cee 24 ae Sete. Pe. Areaetes sense. and attractive, this m may be COLORED WOMAN. PILING, TYP- . STate . Wo-GRA the spot for you, cisiely "Sen trace Can a sen imme- | prREBRICK 
$125 Six $300. LI 2-2167 or 4 MIND THE MACHINE ...... $275| Box - S6A) _1-7150. The Bookkee hine, EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO that is. A loca] manufac- im ber some. Phone FE 
ig Een ay gs SR BOX REPLIFS nus lal you have ihe talent, here's | EXP. WAITRESS WARTS BAR OR 
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were replies at the Press : momT re lookin tor pines heed GIRL Desi ow MR a 2 - 
office in the following Opportunity Fant oming fer t,SECRE-. | Kino handle books & tecotés. Ex: boxes: w.p.m. and can relieve her yerienced, FE 8-1215. 
: , boss of some of his respon- GIRL WOULD . GFFICE| st our office. Genera] Printing &| REWARD. FE8-2554. | _—s«|:- CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN Co. |_FE 57008. 000 
Pu 5 pet comgeene, sepenie| ta) eukce | Setueee ee Yo as Direct sales ye Sherptul, HAVING 4 ert | mov trim Get our bid 28, 31, 34, 35, 36, 58 67, f | but not required. The men ee! EVELYN EDWARDS | tba Subst winner tot your mora ang timing. Oot cur 72, 73, 76, 78, 80, 92, 110. sere ea anenenty Wweleea | AL © children in your home. EM 3 a resent the srgest oenpen Ta 308 Main Peckotonns ite 34279. d Walls and A , pe] ite. kind in ‘the world. They Lincoln 8&-4400 . acosk WORK WTD. 5 DAY, BF Free est. No ob 2 i eneea 2087 
will enjoy unusual company bene- week. Come home nights. AAA OIL BUR’ and ike areas, ve 
fits and will have the epportunity IN more rs. 4-0820. SZRVICE ALL many homes 
ogg hand | ——e ee ee LADY WOULD LIKE WORK, 3| PETE’s PE 53-3750 eervies. 
The Pontiac Press call Mr Beck at the Waldron Federal 40538 days wk. have refer. FE 5-788. EVENING OIL Realty, : Hotel Pontiac Mich. 10 a.m. to Instructions 9 | LADY” WOULD LIKE ANY KIND| ice. Call "Ee 5-641, : LISTINGS WA Tues. Wed. & Thurs. of housework. By day or week.| SLASTERING N 
FOR WANT ADS Feo. “Li, 2 & 12. EASILY MAKE #6 WEEK as — FE 58-3615. Vern Keller. FE 5- BUYERS W. 
gy gg da ee a I L sah DIAL FE 2-8181 pg geen oop scwom Alaa gece c We service al] makes of wri : FE __8-3614. chool necessary, no age REG NURSE RES WORK IN| and automatic washers. 30 yrs. IRM. & BA ME. Por Sa'e Housetrailers .... = limit, “Write today =! fee book M. D office, full time. Experi-| in Pontiac, li : - 2: ~ Rent Trailer Space . From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jes, lessons. Post Graduate School! enced. OR 3-1504. ROY'’S. 96 Oakland. eon) See she ‘on i & BATH. PVT. i8T Auto Accessories : 5 WANTED — MEN FOR AIRLINE of partes, 15e Auditorium Bid¢..| Req NURSE TE 60023. DAY | ELECTRIC MOTOR . : FE 5-7731| floor, Oil heat. Also 2 rms, Reas, he Saul Lecsters | All errors should be re b cpcer bg our Adv. under MOTEL or_night service, 00 pees & rewi ding, 218 EB. Pike : is mA veumaie. Listings Wanted Bt. year aameeee For gue Motorcycles eo ported immediately. The : MEN, WOMEN sod coupies| WASHING AND -ROWINGS—CALL | _3t. FE $2300 Reward, MU 9-2345 a. 4 ROOMS. GAS HEAT, CLOSE IN peesenae Plsreus oa oe 2 Help Wanted Female 7) ‘eilt!? {07 MOTEL MANAGE. | FE 5-074. FREIGHT CARs LOADED on UN- -" "SLi ‘We. Buy Equities FE 40808 ssories s. | emale MENT and OPERATION Only | WIDOW WANTS WASHINGS AND| | : : ’ acd Sale Airplanes = — ‘ae poet oy Poa P —— matared will be considered. as _ironings, FE 2-1394. and white. Bob-tail, Vieinty of) R. D. RILEY, t, Broker 
Wanied Used Cats... -+ 2G Ghertion of the advertise, {| AMBITIOUS HOUSEWIFE. MAKE Fel TRAINING ing ow WILL DO TYPING IN MY HOME. Eitsabeth Wanted Used Trucks ........... ment which Was been ren- Bore” te ti eare beets. | Bontnc Press. a ee ppointme: OUR: ~ ress car env lopes, e 
For, Bale Uses Frocks — ae leads. No canvassing, collections | VOICE LESSONS — BY COMPE-| OLive 10138. are made be sure te eet ss deliveries, Car necessary. FE ban 2 teacher. Mrs.| WOMAN 35 WANTS BABY SiT- " 
4 vour “kill number.” No 3734, afternoons _oniy. ting, day or night. 68 Willard : ; : ‘ ratings adjustments will be given BEAUTY OPERATOR, EXP WOMAN WANTS ZicnT HOUSE-| - P ed 0 ices witnout i ; steady. days no evenings, Cail ork arid kitchen’ help, PE 4-0198. re be. service e. om an trpes of ot : spmnos renee p= 
ea! eq rT ‘ ‘ Closing time for advertize A BiG CAREER Wanted 20 Men Wate = eames 23s WORK Of Heating Co FE +1063 day or| Hobbies & Supplies 24A| | Pfeverty with us now! 7 oe AUCHTER, FEB. 9, 1958 eee _——_ eontaining trpe sizes = TREASURE ISLAND, showing bs er tee . * night, ADULTS ONLY. 3 RMS. & BA 
Joseph, #12 Milicrest Drs Ciuree| | (ateet, than rexular agate i aw oe ee oe From Pontiac Area WANT WORK WILL DO HOUsE- | INTER - LAKES TREE <—. | ears cow wee ogteese : t bus. 06 8 . Anderson, eal Sune Me Auchters Sic and of) | dav previous to publication wre ee mend Bee of car ant . Seale ace apraas @ineos. Ieae: fend clearing, MA’ 42063, wBtore 13. St. Joseph Auchter:’ dear tather Be i Pag ry ecb call Lin- | at_once — to train for jobs in fronting pick ep — FAaTERING! MEW OR RE Personals 25 James, Bonnie, Kay, Tetry, a oe seo } BEA Hos ioerkee mee tos: rise Meaty Metieds Rogier ee oe ar Pr sone. otices « Cherie. Robin and Gay Auchier: be cancelled up to 9:30 a bd are TESS Earn lovely Treas-| ing. Any number accepted for| WHITE SHIRTS & CURTAINS| _palr. deat brcinad a sie Thana Onn the day of oubtication atirr ure Island gifts for your home. Foremanship training. aes School | laundered. A specialty, FE 2-5600.| Wa’ SOFTENER SER ARE YOU TOO FAT?. 
away, Mrs. Evelyn Warford, Mrs. § ‘¢ first insertion. Hg ia, Ws easy. Call above not ry Factory WANTED: BABY SITTING JOB,| ‘Will maintain and service your Vincent Searle and Richard Auch- a . experience helpful. For complete | “nights. side, FE 8-972 softener om- a m basis, Call) Are you tired, & slug. ter. Funeral service will be teld § CAS® WANT AD RATES CLERICAL . with ‘pame. and address to = WANTED -WARUNGS © TRON-| 0s for prices. PEST. . oe oe the Pursiey ‘Puncrsl. Home ‘eih| § Lines 1-Day 3-Days 6-Day Snvall office. vacation. paid in-| 36 Pontiac Press ings. FE 2-2668 Dressmaking, Tailoring 16| Sclgnt deduction today! Person. - Rev. Elden a Mudge of officiating In- 2 $2.50 «661.86 8©= $2.78 phate nl other rcgaersiy Salary WOMEN IN EARLY 30's WOULD ~ , a] supervision. For appointment, 
Citision. Mr aucnter wares | 4 tt 3a ee G| | PHONE FE S-6118 Wanted | ssn, tvomed sepenaatic, | ALTERATIONS, RESTFLING. IN| _e8ll FE Ctl NAPE state at Pursiey enter il * 5 225 405 6.00 va aap a. = oie te conscientious, & artiste. Good | My home. FH $1201 AEROTRED KNAPP 
Sra eel ee “1 + for] fransportation. ‘Beat nese Baek as. Drei is = <> rte = ee Li < 3 - 
AMHai auburn Rd are'so boned ¢ =| 300) 88S 0 RCA SERVICE CO, | mmetiaie iratninafor’, | "| Maneporauon,” Bust ese Bree wite of William Arte. dear mother o = 4.08 7.29 = (10.80 __..MON. WED. Airl ' C women WOULD Like WORK in 
Se ore Ce oe CANVASSERS, FULL on ParT| Sill ine MITCCTS | “ier as etre tates, PE 43361. grandchildren and 19 great-grand- time. $1.25 per hr. or percentage WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME. children aise survive. Puneral —Call_10 to 1. EM a On The Ground In The Air | _OR 3-5417. 
eri gm atten se Tunty| Help Wanted Male 6/ home.s, Bemienum fara coe seneeies. 3 .m. from i e ante ale rmingham for 4 chil-| 21 job rtunities f : * Sine sna egelnanl Ralph P ridge a —. an iron-| 33 for men. If accepted you. wili — Building J 12 ‘ c Grove Cemetery, “Mount |? BARBERS, 5870 ELIZABETH| anil) Tuesday “morning off . ar ps come at we este as - —- nen, a a au < Lake _ 5-8 pm. a. kee ing with abilit cost to you. We help finance your AAA Floor Sanding neral Hom: T n - . e reliable good w training by arranging budget ying — ¢ until Tuesday noon. . ea veer mag Ui att rere terms. ~~ persons} interview ‘to c. BUDE B FE 8-2050 |" 
BURNS, FEB. 7, 1958, EDWARD 10 BOYS _care of Feities Frese in coupon and’ and-mail today. Bow A-A TRENCHING ; W A N ny E D Michael, St. Petersburg. Fia., for- EXF. & RELIABLE GIRL TO Footings. Septic Field. OR 3-4943__ 4 oe, : merly of Drayton Plains: age 69: live in. Thur. & every other| Write: NOR THWEST. AIRLINE 2, FE 5-81 : J : beloved husband of Mrs. Mar-| We need 10 boys to work one| Sun off, Pvt rm. & TV. MA| CAREER lage sell Dept. AP-35, A&B TRENCHING ACCOUNTING AND INCOME T — Get 48 cup elect : ret B. Burns; dear father of afternoon, Wednesday. Feb 12 6-5515 : Box 6, Pontiac Pr service for ind! can coffee maker, Free hy peed Real Estate ARMS 
Hire Grace “Jelsch, "Mrs. plouice| from 12:18 to 4:15 pm. IF YOU WANT TO SUPPLEMENT Pootings, ‘Wee Liew wena buriness rates. W. R. | _ PE 2.9053; ae veke raat - Cole win ur unerali -§#§= g§ = §.- = =. 4"the famtiv income Wee cen y EMBIBO .ooccccecscscaccscs = sz service will be held Wednesday,| Apply in person Tuesday or oa eee oe ee oe peared a ANY TYPE i aia! ee ame Feb. 12, at 1:30 pm. from the} Wednesday a.m age of 3 hours a da wt home aren eee State ......| Custom drawn, OL 16200, EM) ACCURA tes Call = n ve ‘mer Pun ome ig Phone : = 
Burns will lie in state at the RERT FALKXE responsibilities a od | rou eS eocks Pre tettion ae PE_ 54706, = | 1 Jou are having trouble meeting Farmer - Snover Funeral Home vie ALKNER coreites: Ne fevestment, Mdeliv- rs_I_ wor! .. | ALUM, SIT NG, PRECAST STONE iw INGOME TAX’ RETURN PRE i, ote: after noon on Tuesday CIRCULATION DEPT, | and’ phone necessary. For inter. Ww. Pet geet * eeeer Gordon Fistuley pares SS 70et eee a igmnB aw ce 
CARLINE 8. 1988, wattern| PONTIAC PRESS —view cal OL 24599, | ‘Work Wanted Male 10 Al- CARPENTRY. ry ie et Above Oak W369 Lincolnshire Ra Waters) —————— — LADY POR HOUSEWORE & CARE | CARPENTER WORK. any | <73%etoumatee. OF Lt BURTON ©. ns . 8 43560 ford Twp.; age 72; dear father of $400 : tan meee PR cee| si K. ANY/| 4-1 BASEMENTS Open] et. Alan, Robert and William Car- pe, month guarantee. Pull or! afer 6 oa than wages. FE ¢42is,| kind, New or remodeling. OR | “Sresene home, Also prick and ine, a er Th ruarantee Ud. Or ments ane nspenennt oeemneneee eaectireenocananlaiioniinae vin ties” Santee Gan, Mel! part tume salesmen. Experience | LADY FOR TELEPHONE SURVEY | Ai CARPENTER WORK. NEW — lock _work 95 6-0ee4. f Mrs. James Roark: dear brother! Dt necessary. Complete training. work, salary : bene Ken- Prge PE 4-421 A-l CARPENTER CREW A ; of Mrs. Albert Foote Puneral) Repid advancement to manager _Hale’s, 14 8, Saginaw. i PLASTIC WAL LTE é FLR. able. Roug mean and finish. Also ppoin fervice will be held Wednesday,, ‘" expansion program. Interviews p “=. a rd installation. FE 5-5 _Alterations. est. '5-3008, Peb. 12, at 2 pm. from the Purs-| 19 to 5. Regal Corp. 1617 Dixie UBLIC RELATIONS AVAILABL Now! aE ALTERATIONS. ADD AND INCOME : ‘AX ley Puneral Home with Rev. Cc. _Hwy SECRETARY e cabinee Core Ren RENTER | repair wort. Licessed  Selikier. George Widdifield effietating is-| B.S fate Pe na | . PEA ferias, 8-198. INDIVIDUAL jerm To assist retail organization in| 2B. Mugdock, FE 2-7861. rr       
      
  Cha NTION WIN 1 Ger. Me Cocne oih I in ces A O | enordinating  prometionad CARPENTER. ALTERATION AND tind rpentry — attics __at the Pursiey Punersl edly “| ig! pportunit y grams and public relations, Saas repair, FE 4-4168. > a secretarial — Part-time. Must   
       
      
  
  
  
  alterations, ete Witt CARPENTE WAATED — roe aot Fe wi sm after 5 a CHAMBERS, FEB. 9, 1950, weTrre,| Wi ech fMe'Ory, branch starting Popes” Baty, Satine age, em: | al Linda work puartuioca On| Guus pEGIALT rt ppearance — me hie ualifie: 4240 8. be a ile, a Fa a eeeatenl ability .mportent. Apply Include yome a e > S f. Box : Gear sister of Miss Mollie Mc-| ans ert St., between 10) 62, Pontine Press. en pg joa “itctiens SEMENTS WATERPF ; 
me grancchitren sien sermre ACTCAI. gOB8 rE aS z ar speciale Paneling. nares pee | genera | ERATE PLASTERING, gas be "= Lo] held oniy = PRE Sod iris _ 4-450, es block cement work. 
from Bt. Benediets Cathorte wise «Bouton PART TIME ba ie od WORK. ANY KIND. | sigan = ‘* with term i i nernnienin nina . Pi, 
Sepa etery. Recitation of BE YOUR OWN BC BOSS. MAKE Tait basements Low prices, bg Oe 8 a Tuesday cock wORny t do not a 
£ uae ae toe etl Yor on Ty cad qtomeone else.| We have an opening for a girl Z . 7 Build ie in state. ’ 4 ig Your own —— business or woman with some bookkeeping   
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PLACE A “LOST AD.”| SerGite cortines, Beery bam)... 15.00 er 
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Call FE 2-8181 for an ad) Fosse Some ee ae Ti | Monday through Priday. apply to Soe g a complete sa. 
to recover a loss. Dial FE We do ail your bookkeeping and | 20% 14. The Pontiac Press, giving . stocking . syou have ro ove: ; head nog oe ital jovestment. Get | %f°- full particulars about your. ni oO . : : 28181 for: gal ad-writer, oeason, Write ‘lise wor tt a self.   
     
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