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14th YEAR eat kk kkk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1956 —64 PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PHOTOS Je 
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° Channel Tragedy Claims Two. Boys   
Hagerty Denies 
Paper's Report 
of Ike's Assent Press Secretary Says 
President Hasn't Told 
Anyone About Decision 
THOMASVILLE, Ga. \# 
President Eisenhower's 
‘press secretary says that as 
far as he himself knows, the 
chief, executive has passed 
word to no one on whether. 
he will seek re-election. 
James C. Hagerty made}. 
that statement to newsmen 
late yesterday in breaking 
silence for the first time to - 
nied can wean = Detroit Worker 
Shot to Death             
hower run etn? 
Hagerty did not come anywhere | 
close to answeririg the question, 
‘or that matter, a literal inter- 
pretation of his own statement— ble before the ceremony. 
  
      | Wedding to Be Really Doubled Up 
  tine Press Photos Ice Victims President Lifts 
Ban on Uranium 
fo Free Nations U.S. Firms Also to Share 
in Peaceful Use Project; 
Challenge to U.S.S.R. 
THOMASVILLE, Ga. ® 
President Eisenhower's new 
jprogram for releasing a 
billion dollars worth of 
uranium at home and 
abroad for peaceful atomic 
_}projects presented a chal- 
lenge, to Russia today to 
follow suit, 
The President anhounced 
late yesterday that the 
    
PLAN TWIN RITES — Rochester twins wicaa a aa Karen Kin- 
zies will continue years of similar activities and dress in March, 
when they speak their wedding vows to Brothers Dennis and Darrol 
Juhl (extreme right and left). Twins.Melvin and Marvin Juhl will act 
as ushers. This is one time when wedding guests may be seeing dou- 
  
            
      that Eisenhower has passed word B h M T “our faith that the atom) _ “They changed their clothes to no one—would mean Hagerty) Murder Is Similar to DYOtners to arry WINS) Reports Craft Crashed|can be a powerful instru- and went out to play se they doesn't know the answer for sure T Oth iG j Bay Ice;/ment for the promotion of always did,” the shocked parent 
—— we es.” “” With Help of More Twins, 2, $23inam, bey, leerlment for the com ene mereeear But he did deny a published Police Report Fail to Find Wreckage — “peace. Be pris vr he 
report that the President's chief | ; announcement came 715 p. m. a neighbor woman alde Sherman Adams had told | DETROIT —Gurgen Marik. 40. When a bride trips down the aisle to the strains of BAY CITY Ground and air! ‘ay after Soviet Premier _ called State Police saying the Republican leaders Eisenhower a factory worker, was- found shot|/LOhengrin’s wedding march, that’s cause for ee parties searched today for a plane|Nikola Bulganin had stated that, boys had been walking on the ice, = oe to bid et eircom ‘to death today and police said tion anywhere. reported crashed on Saginaw Bay| ““¢ Communists must fully place te ately CS, , say so publicly next the circumstances were. similar to| But when Cupid aims a double arrow, and twin sis-| ice but ithe greatest discovery of the sae: __—- TRACKS week Pp found no trace of wreck ° two other mysterious killings in broth 1 century — atomic energy — at|— Police and Waterford Township “I asked Sherman about that|Detroit within the past month. |ters marry brothers, we age. "8 he serves of the al a arrived finding tracks and he said he never made any| Marik’s body was slumped face-| This is what is happening at Rochester, where the| There wére no reports of miss- ea — leading to broken ice in about 4 such .statement,"’ Hagerty said in|down on a sidewalk near his home : : ing Planes from area military|/building communism.” - ‘ ecrty aid : \John Kinzies of 601 Quarter St. have announced the feet of water... a bases of the Civil Aeronautics -Ad- reply to newsmen's inquiries, jin the Springwells area of south- of their twin Bulganin pictured Russia as They began dragging the chan- The Detroit News, in a dispatch| western Detroit. He had been shot *engagement er mtinistration, ee “ahead of other countries” in the nel, which froze over.only two from its Washington bureau, said|in the back. - Ae daughters, Karen Kay and) he search centereg off sand peaceful uses of atomic energy, oves aft days ago, and found the youths’ yesterday that Adams and Leon-| Like the victims of two previ- It's Holida —_ Rheata Ray to Darrol Lee point: near Caseville after Don-|but did not talk of sharing atomic bodies at 7 p. m. pe EN ard W. Hall, ch f the Re ings in other y Rowe of Caseville reported | materials. 
peariaaall gash leaders the Presi-| home to go te work. None of the |, az sons of Mr, and Mrs. Harold) 9:30 and'1¢ p.m. Wednesday, (SES, SATELLITES OMITTED Oe inand sae os Le can ee announce for re-election) victims was robbed. ‘but Motorists. Juhl of 840 John R Road.) Rowe said he saw bed cir. Peres _—— pes be = cag ve New, a or ters _ Beeson Fe stay baa H | On Jan. 24, Gervious Baker, 28. And that’s not all: While the| cling, then go down “bounce ‘8. U- in Former prey rth eee | 
Hall gthere Soe, "But Hall an employe of Detroit's transit, DAYTON, Ohio W—Is Washing-lwo couples are getting ready to] on” the ice about three miles eftiteaon cad . ‘satel oa as oe Sone Gone el wth 9 br said in Washington when asked ‘Yt¢™. Was found dead in an alley ton's Birthday a legal se say their “I do's” in a double| Sand Point. Other residents of the). 4, any other nations’ presently| A fleet of five ambulances trans- Siar ieee . near his home in the Grand River- isn’t it? ceremony at St. John Lutheran| area said they also heard a plane sueduaing the sactenal. = sae’ pathle Hoe- The Aldreds have two other chi oma ee . Tireman vicinity. He had been} Dayton” police don’t seem to/Church, March 3, the Juhl boys’| overhead at that time Half of the ouppl y, 4,000 ferred 25 Pontiac Osteopat dren, Phyllis, 11, and Robert, 1. _ t's news to me. shot jp the “head. |think so. They handed out tickets twin brothers, Marvin and Mel- ‘COPTERS USED enmihe, wil heced eG patients, including a 25-year-| The bodies were taken to Coats To a question whether he still) A Week ago, Clement Campeau,/and towed away cars for over-'Vin, 14, will be on hand to seat Helicopt trom Sel Air United States ee éivilian par-| old expectant mother in labor, to| Funeral Home ‘in Drayton Plains believes Eisenhower will run, Hall 48, a Pailroad warehouse foreman, time parking yesterday, The park- the guests. _ F ace Soe and the —— City| poses, “principally for power re-|the new hospital quarters in the where arrangements are pending. did reply, ‘I certainly do.” He} was found dead beside his garage ing meters specifically exempt! The twin a Relden tebe are young cus Guard Base joined groundjactors,”” Eisenhower said in a|former Hotel Pontiac yesterday in Death of the youngsters was the has been predicting for weeks the| jon Van Dyke St. He had been motorists from paying on holi-| , : first ice tragedy on Oakland President will bid for thi id y 16, but they have the | searchers that<set out last night./statement at his vacation head-lies, than two hours. County's 400 lakes this winter, term if he decid : he. is ph age al ante = * 6 *¢ blessing of thelr parents and the | Blinking lights reported seen on/quarters here. The woman, Mrs, Janet Kell-| With ‘the recent cold weather, : cay aes Physi-| Richard Goodnuff, 16, riding Lt. R. M. igleburger. the Police, 2PPFOval of their pastor, the Rev. | the bay turned out to be from a} The other half will be sold’ or an, Mrs, ee ee ee oie a pe | his bicycle to the All Saints | ©!. %. M. igieburger, the Police! woner C, Gerken. buoy. leased abroad for peaceful pur-/Der, of West Bloomfield, was the we Until yesterday Hagerty had re-| ‘Caercl’ Share bs lens ts uexve Department's traffic chief, said poses, mainly research and power! first patient to be moved. She was exgept ground springs, near shore, fused to discuss any aspect of the as altar bey at 6:15 a. m. Mase \the department does not regard) Rheata and Dennts, 19, have been} Ice om the bay is frozen 20 : That 44,000 tie to fn and in channels such as the’ one second term question. He had said! ime ac —. ‘an Goa of “Marik. | \Washington’s Birthday as a holi-|going together longer, though both! inches thick for some 8 to 10 pre ond “0 " oe ciead accompanied in the ambulance by in which the Aldred boys were “no comment” scores of times. eae said. Masik — been shot \22Y because it isn’t listed as such|twins have known Dennis for more| miles offshore. There is open on hte Aaa vty Y|three doctors and one nurse. playing. ; Hagerty said he had checked e jin the city code, than three years. water about three miles beyond |™A@de av e Sr reseerca re eunmiuntica ; : by telephone with Adams, who | ly 8 short time before. . Darrol, 20, and Karen have been| where search parties were ces- actors abroad. = Rilscsd Eeyore alpen dn 9 On was in Washisigton, and that | Detective Sgt. John Ware of the’ When. motorists ‘went to the of- going together since last May, And| centrating. peoegpeboud mgpanaint Hubby’s Judo Practice Adams denied passing any word, United States will make 
available 88,000 pounds of 
atomic material, uranium 
‘235, to pioneer American 
firms and to friendly na- 
tions in a demonstration of Mystery Plane 
Sought in State 
  Aldred Brothers 
Plunge Through 
Thin Ice Layer Recover Bodies of Pair 
Between Two Lakes in 
Waterford Township . 
Two young brothers, de- 
scribed as “inseparable 
companions,” drowned near 
-their-home yesterday after 
plunging through thin, 
f firm, said the youths came 
nf 
  
    homicide bureau said the assailant fice where they usually pay the both families had been friends for 
Eisenhower has been vacation-/2PParently had pushed a large tickets, they were greeted with alabout six years, Mrs. Kinzie re- ing here since Feb. 15 at the plan-| Caliber pistol directly against the ‘shuttered window and a sign say-jcalls. 
tation home of Secretary oSy- ing: Treasury Humphrey. _ Marik’s lunch box lay under 
After a week of séclusion with, him. His pockets had not been, 
. turbed. Police found $10.47 in . { 
reeks Rie eee alls ‘pillfold and pocket. He was: Motorist Photo Bill Tuesday night that he had : 
idea” whether Eisenhower would asnanay at Oe tine Dro Boc oy 
run again. |Plant of the Cadillac Division B f St ti 5 f 
—— |General Motors. e ore a 2] end e . 
* A job application form found in 
Tally Armed Forces Bill | the clothing showed Marik had. 
TOKYO f — America's armed| spent four years at a trade school Photographs ofemotorists on drivers! 
forces paid 17 million dollars for'in Armenia. Another paper bore licenses landed in the Senate Ap-| 
goods and services in Japan last|the name of “Dr. G. Marik, Stutt- Propriations Committee today amid | year, a un per cent drop from 1954. gart, Germany. ” | indie ations it won't get much if 
a oo of the 
“Closed, legal holiday.” 
    
    
the Senate floor Wednesday. t 
Dulles Back in Capital jgested writing a provision into the 't 
jmeasure requiring motorists 
pose for pictures with auto Jicense | 
plates exhibited over their - chests. Rep. Wolcott Retiring 
jany farther. - Pp. 
The bill ran into a buzz saw on Steer the nation from 
One opponent facetiously sug- World War II, The bridegrooms-elect are pres- 
ently in the service, Darrol in the | 
United States Air Force and Den- 
nis in the United States Air 
Force Reserve. 
Their mother, Mrs. Juhl, ill in 
the hospital at the present time, 
‘|Says she wouldn't miss this wed-| 
ding for anything, and romises to LANSING W—A bill to require |“"be there with bells sae 
    WASHINGTON uw — Rep- Jesse’ 
Wolcott (R-Mich), who helped 
a wartime 
Oo a peacetime economy after, 
announced today, 
hat he is retiring from Congress 
to! after this, year. 
  
“+ The bill finally was referred aU rges + es’ Vote on Parking     
  ; 4) Mrs. Kellner prepared for trans- 
State Police from the Bad Axe Probe Head f| fer, a crew of seven men dis- 
Post and Harbor Beach Coast’ : os mantied the delivery room equip- 
Guardsmen took part in ‘the| sesomee pag oen ment at the Auburn Avenue site 
search. S nat Bad © meret ont oat ee = 
Warmer Weather The delwery table: weighs neous |, 
Tonight, Tomorrow 600 pounds, Harry: Whitlow, hospi- 
taj admihistrator, sdid. .- 
“The transfer went off very suc- 
cessfully with no complications,” 
The U. S. Weather Bureau pre- he said. “Last night we admitted 
idicts increasingly cloudy skies for) - jroo hes poreollogl) = a 
[tonight and tomorrow. It will also, 
be slightly warmer. 
“Tonight's low will ‘be near 20. 
The high tomorrow will range trom 
3% to H4 degrees. 
The lowest temperature preced! 
ing 8 a.m. was 8 degrees. The) 
thermometer  registeréd 2%6.-at 1) 
idee :                 in yesterday's ‘move except’ for 
Mrs. Kellner, ‘Whitlow ‘said. A 
nurse went along, with éach of the 
2% patients in the ambulances. 
’ The 27-year-old hotel was pur- 
chased -by the hospital in Decem- 
ber and the firs       ters since Jan. 1, el practiced jujiteu   
Breaks Up Marriage =~ 
to the point. of cruelty, She. was 
decree and granted a- divorce 
No critical cases were involved icustody of the'r child. 
  Votes Lost? Vote Again 
LANSING W—A new registra 
tiorr of voters is required by law 
if the original township registra- 
four floors have [tion records are lost or destroyed, 
‘been renovated to re dp attorney general's opinion held 
: ’ 'today. 
  ites 
  
the Appropriations Committee after 
‘Sen. Elmer R. Porter (R-Bliss- 
field), committee chairman, said 
no funds were provided to finance 
purchase of cameras and..other, 
equipment and supplies necessary 
to carry out the bill's terms. 
  
In Pellston, Brr-r-! 
PELLSTON (INS)—The nation’s 
coldest spot today was Pellston, | 
which recorded a reading of 15, 
degrees below zero, | George Bean Favors Plan 
George E. Bean, former city manager here and 
now manager of Peoria, 
that Pontiac citizens will approve the proposed new 
parking lots at the March 5th election. 
In a telegram to The Pontiac Press, Bean says: 
“I am informed Pontiac 
tional parking lots. I hope the people approve this 
much needed project and 
in civic advancement.”       | SEX; ALBERT GORE | Ill. has expressed hope NEW YORK \?—Hattie Senate soariisen committee to! 
| any one else in government may 
iheaded by Sen. Albert Gore oS 
| Tenn). He poses at the capitol] age of 70. . z 
Miss Carnegie came to is voting on four addi- 
sustain the recent gains 
Ito create the one shortly afterward and ‘she   
        State Dulles is expected to’ tell 
sendtors tomorrow that vital se- 
curity interests in the Middle! 
East dictated the U.S 
send 18 light tanks 
Arabia. 
argument today as’ Dulles, just| 
back from a 10-day vacation,' 
settled-down to-a quick review: 
of the situation in preparation for’ 
critical questioning by the Senate’ 
Foreign Relations Committee. 
Informants said one issue at 
which Dulles will take a new | 
look is Israet’s request, pending | 
since last November, for 50 mil- 
Hion dollars worth of weapons to     ‘ AP Wirephote 
FLIES FROM BAHAMAS—Secretary of State Dulles smiles from _ 
“an auto at Bolling ‘ Air Forge Base after flying to the capital from the 
Bahamas, where he has been ——*       Officials indicated this line of SUNS OF jet I planes. 
In Today's. Press Expect Dulles to Clear Tank Query WASHINGTON (Secretary of | counter Egypt's arms purc hases | 
from Communist Czechoslovakia. 
There is considerable specula- 
| tion in the State Department that thé policy of delaying a decision! striking power. 
| Dulles may soon decide, 
. decision to| to approval by President Eisen- diplomacy to ease , Arab - Israel, 
to Saudi} hower, to sell Israel some defen- tension. 
sive weapons such as antiaircraft subject 
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| Food News.......... $3 thru 44 | 
Sports . _ 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 | 
Theaters. nia Cae 55 
TV & Radio Programs. 63 
Wilson, Earl... 1 
  Wonjen’s Pages......26 thru 
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ae | —_... Mas Islands yesterday, 
_roar over the shipment of tanks 
| to Saudi Arabia when he reached 
| Miami and began to “read the _ iwent to work in. Macy’s de- 
partment store. 
Later® she and a seamstress 
‘friend, Rose Roth, opened a dress 
However, informed officials said, Arabia. That base is one of a Shop on East 10th Street in 1909. 
‘this question is still open. They chain which the U. S. government When death came at her fashion- said there has been no change in considers vital to Ns retaliatory able Fifth Avenue home she was 
operating a  6'4-million-dollar-a 
year business employing more 
jthan 1,000 persons. on the request while seeking by 2. The Seviet Union has been 
making overtures to Saudi Ara- 
| bia and is prepared to sell that 
On his return from the Baha- | nation “arms. |+ Her family name was Kanen- 
geiser, She changed it to Car- 
Dulles negie in admiration of the late 3. The United States has in Z ta Rianinrookt said he first learned of the up- | Saudi Arabia. important oil right steel magnate and philan p 
‘which might be jeopardized a) Andrew Carnegie. . 
worsening of relations wi that She was not only a top designe: 
: country. of womens hats and dresses. but 
papers.” 4The government decided|controlled wholesale garment bus 
Officials said the basic line ‘of when the tank sale was approved inesses and a cosmetics firm. 
jargument prepared for Dulles last fall that the increase in A small lady with boundless 
coyers these main points: Saudi Arabian military spn ra she pioneered in adapting 
a ‘The United, States must nego-| would not materially affect the Parisian custom styles to joe 
tiate by next June “a renewal, of! over-all military Balance between can 
air base’ rights at Dhahran, Saudi, Israel and ue Arab bloc. ready-to-wear .clothing and 
cy ‘ ' ’ » 
: oe é p | ey 2 ihats. aa BD. iF amed F ashion Designer 
Hattie Carnegie, 70, Dies 
Carnegie, who left school 
investigate any improper or illegal | af 11 td “work as a messenger girl and became one of 
| attempts to influence senators al the greats in the fashion world, died yesterday. at a 
this country from Viewna 
lyesterday after the senate voted with her family early in the century. Her ees died 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1956 '   
rT, Sewage 2. A proposed constitutional 
amendment for a 200 million dol- 
lar state bond issue to finance 
needed water and sewage improve- 
ments through loans out of a re- 
volying fund. . 
“There were no opposition wit- 
nesses, : 
The leadoff witness was coun- 
*| gliman Edward Connor, chair- 
man of the Wayne County Board 
of Supervisors, who said he 
spoke as well for the boards of 
Washtenaw and St, Clair Coun- 
ties, , 
Connor said a shortgage of water 
and inadequate sanitary sewage 
ies |facilities already has retarded in- 
dustrial and residential growth in 
the six. county area, comprising over half the state’s population. and 
60 per cent of its property value. 
The southeastern section was not 
the only one affected, Connor said. 
Referring to the Igeislative pro- 
posals, he said: : : 
‘This is a matter of value 
and concern to every metropall- 
tan section of the state, including 
Battle Creek, Grand Rapids, Ren 
ton Harbor, Kalamazoo, Saginaw 
and Bay City—all areas that are 
growing rapidly.” . 
Because of the water and: sew- 
age problem, Connor said, new fac- 
tories are locating elsewhere ,, fire 
protection is impaired and a crimp 
has been put in suburban resi- 
dentia] development. 
Connor said the expansion poten- and the entire state was “almost 
unlimited” if water and sewage 
deficiencies could’ be remedied 
withouf undue delay. 
He said. the St. Lawrence Sea- 
way project points to tremendous 
industrial growth and a doubling 
of» population with 10,or 15 years. 
CEILING ON EXPANSION 
But if necessary additional fa- 
cilities are not provided, require- ments local communities «are ,un- 
able to meet without state help, 
he said, “it means we are placing 
a ceiling’ on expansion, : 
Spokeamen fof the Builders 
Assn, of Metropolitan Detroit 
and the Michigan Assn. of Home 
Builders and of the. Detroit and 
        tial of the southeastern section Woes Peril State Growth Gore May Head : zat Lobby Inquiry nor’s statements on housing, ° 
Wendell L. Edwards, FHA di- 
tector at Detroit, said his agency 
has no alternative. but to refuse 
loan guarantees on new. housing 
Where inadequate provision has 
been made for water and sewage 
disposal, . ; jee ' : .* * 
Viewing the, same problem 
from another angle, Milton P. 
Adams, executive secretary of the 
state water resources commission, 
isaid- that in the past two years 
court anti - pollution injunctions 
hhave been obtained against nearly| 
30 cities and tillages—al] because 
of inadequate -sewage disposal ‘or 
treatment systems.     Eastern Michigan @ivisions of the 
  
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TANKS — Firemen work to keep flaming oil from 
spreading as five 100,000-gallon fuel oil tanks burn (eo Rape emenenomme ‘* 
       
AP Wirephote 
at the Petroleum Specialties, Inc., plant in Flat 
Rock late Wednesday. The plant is a northern 
terminus of a crude oil pipeline from Texas. 
  
  mysterious disappearance of 8 LONDON um — Frozen Europe dwindling as the disastrous 
according to Pontiac police. 
Inspector Clark M. Wheaton 
said a report was made yesterday Flint man trom his home Sunday, 
! 
  Are Really Fakers 
shake charmers pipe their tremu-| 
  so cold tonight and tomorrow, 
; te. mile northwesterly 
— ‘becoming light and variable to- four companions towed her to a 
Income Taxes! 
but—Help the counted at least 804 dead today in 
  Central Europe = one vast ex- 
of crusted snow — anxious- freeze-up went into. its 24th day. 
Huge ice packs floated down the 
North Sea. Temperatures along 
Germany’s Baltic coast dropped 
to 4 above zero. 
Ice’ floes paralyzed shipping on 
Dutch canals and threatened the 
  in a story told by the|ly watched its food. and fuel sup- 
missing man's wife. ra 
Pare | California Mrs, Frank Pilara had claimed 
that her husband, 30, was in a fight) a 
‘here “four or five" mooths ago 
and that his disappearance may in- 
volve revenge. ; 
Whaton said the men questioned) PORTUGUESE BEND, Calif. 
denied knowing the: missing man.|u—Southern California, headquar- 
Mrs. Pilara had furnished the last'ters for odd attractions, today has 
natne of one of the men involved in\a new one to bedazzle the tourists: 
a whale in a fish bowl. * * «e. 
Furthermore, it's a girl whale 
with a beak, And she has an 
unlikely name for a budding mon- 
ster: Martha Washington. 
This may sound like a Tish: story. 
But the guys who calight and 
tanked the rare young stray from 
polar waters have bruises to prove 
that she's a whale for sure, 
The sage of the sea started 
Tuesday when Al Hansen, a skin 
diver, spotted the mammal 
beached in a kelp bed at offshore 
Santa Catalina Island. He and 
harbor on the island, tied a rope Beaked Whale in Bowl Icy Europe Reels—804 Die Netherlands with a serious coal 
shortage. 
A local thaw brought landslides 
to southern Italy. At Vasto, near 
Pescara, 50 families fled as their 
homes collapsed on a crumbling 
hillside. In northern Italy, more * s 
    Tourists See 
hours to get her loaded into a big 
skiff for ferrying yesterday to 
Marineland of the Pacific, a Sig 
oceanarium- at the Los Angeles! snow was forecast. 
50 INCHES OF SNOW 
In southern France, snow 50 
inches deep cut off villages and 
tore down phone and power lines. 
Prices of vegetables and eggs 
rocketed as farmers and 
truck gardeners reported crip- 
pling losses, : 
“Germany's weather bureau re- 
ported a new cold wave from 
  County, e community, 
2 CRANES NEEDED | 
At the Marineland dock it took 
10 meeff and two cranes to trans 
fer Martha to a tank. 
Curator Kenneth Norris of Ma- 
rineland identified the mammal 
as a rare Cuvier’s beaked whale, 
a native of North Atlantic polar 
waters, They occasionally are 
found in the Northern Pacific, but 
this is the first ever caught south 
ot Canada. The “beak,” inciden: tally, actually is extended 
lower jaw. : ; 
Martha is a youngster — 4 or 5 
years old, 1,200 pounds, 14 feet   to the tail, then wrestled for seven 
Revenue Man 
NEW YORK — Every year along 
with the first intimations of Spring _ |captivity: in this country, if not long, Beaked whales grow to 28) 
feet, and that could be a problem 
for a whale in a tank. - 
The curator says his new star’ 
attraction is the only ‘whale . in 
the world. : x. 
“We haven't fed it yet, but it! 
should eat squid and mackerel,” 
he said. “Since it beached itself 
  comes the: shadow of the income 
tax man. 2 
But the income tax man is hu-. 
man too. And if you cooperate to| 
make his job a little easier, you'll’ 
save time and money. 
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  we thought it may have been sick 
sO we gave it a massive dose of 
penicillin, plus some vitamins to) 
try to induce it to feed.” 
    
Earl Sees Ike Running end. Already the mercury hovy- 
Brazilian Rebel Chief 
Seen Fleeing Battle , RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil »— 
His air power reduced to one C47, 
the leader of Brazil's sputtering 
jungle revolt was reported fleeing 
leaguered Amazon River town of 
Santarem - 
hands. : e 
Air force officials said the: sud: 
flen break came. after government 
  held Airport at Santarem. * * * 
The air force announcément said 
ithe rebel leader, Maj. Haroldo Ve- 
loso, fled to unknown parts and 
that loyal air and ground troops 
‘the had held prisoner retook the 
city of*15,000 ‘persons. 
The government said its planes 
          Siberia would strike by the week-| 
ered around zero over most of the). - 
today. Word spread- that the be-| 
was back in. loyal! . ‘Move to. Ban 
‘Over-All Coverage 
DETROIT  —-Michigan Blue Cross says it ig not opposed to 
‘get forth ‘its position in a state- 
ment by William S. McNary, 
executive vice president and gen- 
eral. manager. : 
McNary also said recent criti- 
cisms of Blue Cross by State 
Insurance Commissioner Joseph 
A. Navarre “are not only unjusti- 
fied but are a reflection on the 
character and integrity of the 
Blue Cross trustees.” 
A hill introduced in the House 
by Rep. Allison Green (R-King- 
ston) would force all Blue Cross 
subscribers to pay the entire cost 
of the first day of hospitalization 
and 15 ‘per cent of the cost of hos- 
pitalization after the seventh day. 
Navarre has expressed support 
of the bill. 
  
Finns Predict 
End of Newsprint 
Pinch by 1959 
ST. PETERSBURG Ww — Two 
Finnish newsprint producers pre- 
dicted here the worldwide news- 
print shortage would be licked in 
three years. ‘ 
The forecast came from Nulo 
Nederstrom, resident manager of 
Mylykoski Paper Mills, Ltd., and 
Pelka Vurisalo,. mil] manager, 
The optimism of the Finnish Against Hospitali 
Insurance Bill - Michigan “Blue Cross |tunning into 
The Michigan Hospital Service|: The Day in Birmingham:   
Tennessee Lawmaker 
Reported to Be Named 
‘Chairman of Probe 
» WASHINGTON o-tin. Gore 
(D-Tenn). appeared today to be 
in line to head a special,.commit- r   given broad powers to search for 
any improper or illegal lobbying 
or campaign financing. 
publican senators are to be named 
to the investigating committee, 
probably later in the day. 
GOP UNDECIDED | tee created bythe Senate and’ __ 
        Four Democratic and four Re-/’ 
_ Advance word from Senate| '§ To Accept Applica tions ' 
for New City Manager him,” BIRMINGHAM — Mayor Charies! 
  
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  some snags in 
ing up their slate, Efforts 
edly were being made td persugde 
Michigan Sens. Potter and Me- 
Namara voted yesterday to create 
a special eight-member committee 
to investigate any improper or il- 
legal attempts to influence senators 
or government officials. Only Sen.| 
Langer (R-ND) opposed the move. 
Conduct Probe 
Into Death Here Coroner's Study Reveals | 
Cemetery Employe Died 
of Natural Causes . 
Police all but ruled out foul 
play in the death of a 63-year-old 
cemetery worker whose body 
was found in bed shortly before 
10 a.m. this : 
A preliminary examination by 
Oakland County Corner Dr. John 
D. Monroe indicated William Jolly 
died of natural causes “five or 
six’’ days. ago, said Det. James 
Bale, 
He said there was no signs 
of violence in the dead man's 
apartment at 140 Mt. Clemens St. 
where money and other belong- 
ings had not been disturbed,       
      manufacturers was based on the 
present rate of expansion mills in   jEurope, Canada and the Unitedier a two-week absence to investi-/brothers, Victor, Philip and Ernest 
| States. 
| Capital and installation of more|bors. She told Bale they tele- 
jpaper making machinery are keys!phoned her when they were un- 
ito whipping the shortage, said Ne- 
jderstrom, 
The problem is not a lack of 
pulp wood—from which paper is 
/made. There is enough of that, they 
said, 
| The two Finns are visiting U.S. 
‘newspapers which they supply 
with newsprint. 
| : : 
| Tourists brought the Dominican 
|Republic $2,765,000 in 1955's first| 
‘eight months. 
            Jolly was found by his wife, 
Pauline, 63, who had returned aft-| 
gate reports by disturbed neigh- | 
‘able to rouse Jolly, saying de- 
\livered milk bottles had not been 
taken in. 
Mrs. Jolly ‘said she had been vis- 
iting her daughter and newly-born 
grandchild at Walnut Lake, and 
had left her husband alone in the 
apartment. She last saw him a 
week ago, according to Bale. 
Jolly had been employed several | 
years’ as a ‘ground ‘attendant at 
Roseland Park Cemetery in Berk- 
ley. |   
  
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Be:    BEFORE — Jasper, a pet raccoon at Algonquin Park in Canada, 
lived uneventfully until he crossed the main track of the Canadian 
    
          
  
                  
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Boy Scout work for 20 years, died 
at his residence, 156 Willard St. | 
at 4:30 this morning. He had been 
in ill health several months.     Frederick Duff Succumbs at 68 Active With Boy Scouts 
for 20 Years, Resident 
-Dies at Home 
_Frederick J. Duffy, active in 
Born in Bristol, England March 
18, 1888, he was the son of Fred- 
erick and Rose Duffy. In 1918, he 
was married here to Nellie E.\* Hunt. | 
Coming to Pontiac from Canada, 
he had lived here 40 years and 
was a member of Bethel Evangeli- 
cal and Reformed Church. 
Boy Scout work and was given 
Eugene, both of Birmingham. 
Other survivors include three 
Duffy, all of Reading, - England; 
five sisters, 
Mrs. Nora Daniels, both of London, 
England, Mrs. William Moore, Con- 
nie and Jessie Duffy, al of Read- 
ing, England. . 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Satur- 
day from Sparks-Griffin Chapel. 
The Rev, A. H. Meyer and Rev. 
Maynard Oecsterle will officiate. 
Burial will follow in White Chapel 
Memorial Cemetery. 
Diplomat Fish Make 
Envoy Very Happy 
    Pontiac Deaths 
Ricky Wayne Ambler 
Prayer service for Ricky Wayne 
and Phyllis Churchill Ambler, of 
168 E. Pike St., will ‘be held at 
The Rev.   ; \cations from a wide field, accord- 
'\Monday night. The 
Mts. Rose ‘Hobbs and|™ 
Ambler, two day old son of Henry|- 
  ing to decision of the 
post is filled 
hy a commission appointment. 
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fle ft 
complaint against the city shortly 
  
record production of about 7,464,000 
  
  
   @edag (ia Pansies) 5 : . : <; destroyed on the ground a Beech- +Easton Hazard of Wilson” Avenue r Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m , CHICAGO (INS)—Earl D. Elsen-| ait trainer reo tee loaded ah Methodist Church will officiate| and retail sales of ,300,000 in 1954. 
Mt 8 am: Wind velocity 6 mpn| Here are a few of the tips made power, brother of the President,|Cf@{t trainer repo > onc arial Perry Mt. Park} “Only eight years ago there 
. an palpation |by Mark Marcosson, certified pub-|yoiced the belief today that the|bombs for an attack on a troop ede ™ . were less than 500,000 television Sun sets Thursday at 6:14 p.m. |lic accountant, to help you save chief executive ‘will seek a second Ship heading up the Amazon. a hi Ricky is|sets in American homes. Moon rises Thursday at 3:48 pm. (time and money on your income term.” 'FLED IN PLANE Besides bis parents, ly 00 Moon sets Friday at 6:02 a.m. tax EA NE survived by his twin, Randy Wil- are about 42,000,000 sets in 
Seustees temp = 1 Check all Ggureslcare: Veloso had fled in Wea plane liam over 32,000,000 homes. “ 
i wee 78 216. m..2...:. 1), ve ° from Rio de Janeiro Feb. 11 to The baby was born Monday and] “Tt is estimated that sales oe eeReew be weer eees OL i iF f aa ! i + 4 
dnaeeenls ipe cc. 26 ae ‘ a many mathe OUTGROWN ..... _ |iaunch his revolt. Authorities said died Wednesday in Pontiac Genera]| color sets are running at the rate 9B. M.. sosees 12 ee ere PRY CARS the ex: the strafing left Veloso with only ine : : 4 5 Hospital. of 1,250 to 1,500 per week. 10 -®. B.. vee. 18 | aminer to check more carefully. Children do outgrow their |ia C47 transport in his “air force.” _ 
eta tn Pontioe } = = is written] baby things and the best | Many of Santarem’s residents  Salenteeleelelerheaerleale heel heale lashes ele beleeleleahelashetes atest ~ 
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pene ee te ee te examiner] way to covert. tem into |uwre rpited pouring tof : | : Low Sebo see cal eeeey ERG suy, Sabie Cas Ss se em j¢ity as government forces ad- y i a Mean temperature.................. 8.5 may think something is being cov-] with the help of a quick [vanced It was not yet known a s. ered up. x action Press Want Ad. This whether Veloaa’ a =e B . ! loso’'s. small rebel) B : 3. Be sure to give full explana- little ad brought many calls it f ral ‘ani a jband, said to include three dissi- a 
77 | tons for every item. Give names, oneal sold Poses eri and ident air force officers and about | yf ~ 
s|dates, and addresses whenever pos-| ‘roller the first night. Why finn Lien had fled with him. - 24 Hour Emergency 7 sible, | mI RTS ah os | The steamer President Vargas: a H+ : | a | 8 s | ; ; . se 
4. Don’t tate to jask assis- imeanwhile moved toward San- a es Lee oe” 
tance from thec nal Revenue|]- BABY CRIB, 6 YR. MATTRESS, caren with troops veta incre s Prescri ption Service : Bureau. They’ f as interested $20. Stroller, $6. OR 3-281. Hweapons and small cannon. The - = Mg in avoiding difficulties with your troops had th HH -37-39 S. Sagin Water St. n° 7 = cops had orders to take the city) f= - - ginaw at Water St. income tax as you are. Ts Place Your Want Ad ‘ |without bloodshed if possible, oth-| i | : DAYS a ALL FE 5-4521 : He = : : erwise ‘‘at any cost." ia a : Mae 
New Zealand is a country where DIAL FE 2-8181 a fee bo [aes me a! ' a AFTER 11 P. M—FE 5-4485 . H 4 1956 cars are being used on 1929 Just ask for the Some 16,000 Scouts from many AFTER — He didn't quite make it. The train cut off his tail. ig ° = ta i$ sf roads, Auckland's traffic superin- WANT AD 0 PT countries attended the 1956 Pan-| Jasper is all right now, but he is unhappy about the loss of his tail, a acer Delivery ak a 
verse City a #3 tendent, €. B. Bland, declared, in EPT. . E}iPacific Jamboree near Melbourne,| and so is his owner, guide qack Wilkinson. Wilkinson has asked the ~~ gency equest a 
. ashington 36 24,4 plea for better roads, | : __ iW Australia railway “What are you going to do about it?” ° = 
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Going to House; Count     
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    i;    Democratic votes still are - |want Johnnie passed each year 
and sometimes Papa, or even Many Would Be __ | Amsrcen Ass. o Lg oe 
\Flunky Pupils |= believe the younger will get * * . ’ more iy if he “ 
In High Schools | {cane serps iapsiees> - 
“The only American solution is 
to adjust the (secondary school)! 
rom to Johnnie's ability," he| 
  + Shows Majority Favors | years a.” Too Close to Home 
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"WASHINGTON (INS) x Propon-|, This situation is a result of the|nuadied in closed 6 ecu ot | ents of the 860 million dollar Uppér we tes ps "? ers attending bono; ‘hatching plans to stop a wave 
‘Colorado River storage project! sis said Dr. J. G. Umstattd pola noi ape loess aradeomre one : » someone in state they believe enough suppott)ang because society asks Us to!change and several packs of cig. 
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in — part of police head- 
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(Sees Dad Crack Up 
LUDLOW, Ky. u —" Anthony 
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saw another automobile fai] to 
make a turn and hit a utility pole. 
He found his 62-year-old father, 
Thomas W. Eades, dead inside 
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Beaten Boy 
TUCUMCARI, N.M, w — The 
identity of a savagely beaten little 
boy found abandoned here re- 
mained a mystery today after ap- 
iparent collapse of a théory tit 
he might be a 3-year-old boy kid- 
naped from a New York City 
suburb. 
The father of Steve Damman, 
kidnaped four months ago, said| 
last night the boy found here is 
not his missing son. 
Inspector Stuyvesant ~ Pinnell,| 
from here and from the Dam- 
man child’s father he has no in- 
tention of sending any detective 
here for a further check. 
\ After examining a police photo       palm. New York Dad Claims 
Is Not His | 
of the boy, ALC. Jerry Damman | 
‘at his home in. East Meadow, N.Y. 
said, “It is not our child.” 
certain similarities to Steven, who! 
vanished from in front of a super- Shopping Center He said the unknown child had] HINES HOBBY HOUSE is to be placed in a foster home 
ih Tucumcari sometime today.. 
Hospital authorities said he is 
3 5 years old.   
  
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his son had 22, There were other 
discrepancies, he said. 
* * * 
Asked where he got a scar on 
his arm, he told nurses, “Daddy | dras 
hit me." But he was still incoher- 
ent and didn’t know his name. He     
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   oy _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THUpepaY. FEBRUARY 23, 1956 : | building sctivity i good deal along 
Easterri Racetrack origage zrace Kelly Has Stock in Eastern acetrac oa He said some decline is 
By EARL WILSON ster ce one, be wo on swat ch F \emeceg fan tn date 
' NEW YORK—I checked a fascinating rumor that Grace|with a glass in his hand .. . Bddfe Fisher's money. If he a OFS asing more than 1,300 
Kelly owns’ $1,000,000 worth of Atlantic City racetrack stock | sees a cashmere jacket he, likes, he may buy five or six in ing units , 
which “stie'll sell before the wedding. Actually, her father, |various colors, plus a for his pals. Official Predicts Good “ — Darcie pgp Lar ponnd 
president of the track, originally bought $125,000 worth of 8k ee Building Year; Dims terials prices. It wil! relieve any! 
stock, now worth may be $800,000; Grace and brothers and) BACK HOME BULLETINS: No kick like reading the weekly I “" remaining danger of credit infla- 
sisters each have a small slice which they're not selling. home town paper, The Rockford (Ohio) Press with the same Cr lit Inflation Danger | jin.” : =] 
Lucky Prince—to land Grace, ; 'names—the Sidenbenders, the Shingledeckers and the Copper- CHICAGO w—The ‘ Pearson said “‘a change in tak- 
a beauty and a star. All that smiths—carries me back to. my bod- the Martgage cae a ing place” in the mortgage mar- 
and rich, too! hood when I modestly called myself America said today. mortgage ro Dear tes gg Lona yam “ ” ; m™ 
Porfirio Rubiross left een ee money codons ar sasing sal! appears tobe over, Tere + nanbedanceahpyo"s aches paw in Appleton, Wis. ground up both 1" Lindell Pearson of Chicago, in| n tne pom semency to drop loans rine. Women . A 2 ‘heads and tails of the hogs for sausage a prepared address, told the @550-/ers . . there is a gratifying in. he, his polo ponies, and an air- when he butchered—“it was the only oe midwestern mortgage crease in the flow of saving 
cooled auto were flown to way he was able to make both ends Compares: '.  |savings associations, mutual Santo. Domingo in a Domini- eae . 7 . “What we may have in the |ings banks and life insurance com 
ball a year a which house- | panies." ean Républic Air Force plane 
supplied by young Gen. Rafael THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 7     sven 
  
Trujillo, who wanted Rubi to 
play polo with him. Rubi even 
invited Mama Gabor (visiting 
in Florida) to come see him. 
_ Marilyn Monroe returns to 
Hollywood Saturday on an 
American Air Lines Mercury, 
accompanied by her veep, Mil- 
ton H. Greene . . . Frank Fay’s 
being very mysterious about a 
-new Bway play, — 
The “authentic Cuban” dances : 
at the Tropicana, outside Havana, are performed by, Miss 
Tybee Afra of Monticello, N. Y., whose father, Meyer, interlor- 
decorated many Catskill Mountain resorts. 
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Reggie Gardiner brought back from: Hollywood a ‘modern 
version of a tale about a producer who paid $25,000 for an 
amazing mynah bird to give his mother on her birthday.) - 
He wanted to eclipse one brother's gift of a Cadillac, another 
brother's gift of a mink. This bird spoke 11 languages and 
sang opera. “What did you think of my preset Mama?” he 
asked her afterward. “Delicious!” she said. ° 
* «* « <£ 
The educator who cooks up the $64,000 Questions” gets 
’ $1,000-a-wk, same as Barbara Britton, the commercialjst . 
Looking 42; Actor Bramwell Fietcher celebrated birthday No, 
62 at El Morocco. Owes his youthful vigor to Sig Klein's 
Bway gym .. . Linda Darnell’s really resuming her career. 
Does her first stage role soon in Phoenix (“Roomful of Roses”) 
and hopes for a B’way show. The Dallas doll’s very aed 
since divorcing beer baron Phil anne : 
_* * * : 
> Seventeen-year-old Susan Ped the brilliant actress 
fi “The Diary of.Anne Frank,” was reading in a magazine 
» where a movie star was commenting enthusiastically about 
Susie Strasberg’s acting, “Well!” she tela. her mother. 
“The worm has turned!” ~- : 
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THINGS I PINE FOR: Nerve enough to wear one of those Jackie Gleason’s publicist, Lee Myers, 
bet $1,000 to $100 that JG'd top Perry 
Como in the half-hour ratings... Abe 
(“Little Champ”) Attell’s 74 Wednesday 
. Al Capp tajked to Dick Shawn for 
hours in the Singapore in - Chicago 
about playing “Li'l Abner” .. . Dave 
.|Stein’s house at Candlewood, Conn., has 
a very cultural sign” reading “Dis Isda 
Plaze.” 
John Agar (Shirley Temple's ex) is 
the latest to quit smoking via hypnosis . . . Bella Darvi’s in 
Miami, with Brad Dexter to keep her company while her 
Romance is away . ..-Leona Anderson, “the world’s most 
horrible singer,” quit a Boston engagemerit because of laryn- 
gitis, and Joe BE. Lewis wired: “How could they tell?” . . Meg, 
Myles continues her local cafe appearance at Club 5, , 
Monique Van Vooren’s hunt for her missing husband, 
Kurt Pfenniger, has stretched te Venezuela . . . Maureen. 
O'Hara was introduced by Enrique Parra as “Mrs. Parra” 
-- Julius LaRosa took his Rory skiing at the Concord . ., 
Actor Richard Ney (once wed to Greer Garson) is being 
set for a singing caregr. P 
‘Lilo’s new cafe act is being whipped up by Charlie O’Curran 
. One of the top paid cafe acts had to borrow $6,500 from 
a “Mian! night club owner to pay bills .., Max Liebman, 
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the TV impressario, couldn't get ihto a B'way movie theater, 
‘cause they couldn’t accept his $50 ball. 
EARL’S PEARLS . 
Most men show their age a long time 
before they act it. 
WISH. I'D SAID THAT: “There are two kinds of men—fF 
those who want to get married and those who want to get 
unmarried.”—Elise Rhodes. 
-TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Roger Price sighs. that he’s un- 
lucky. He wanted to see “Picnic, " but it was called on account 
of rain. 
“For a long time,” says Herb Shriner, “there was only 
‘ pleated, ruffled dinner shirts that Gordon MacRae and Frank|Oné phone back home. The fella who owned it finally took 
’ Sinatra look so dandyish in . business head like|it out—there wasn't anybody he could call.” That’s earl, 
Joe Di Maggio. He made "$25,000 pe ne’ afternoon on the/ brother. 
-stock market . . . The common sense ot movie mogul Spyros 
Says U, iy mp Lead New. Soviet 5-Year Plan machines In the U.S. has been in the U. S., th lewury geods| pre G58 whine | sanchinan: Russia — 
declining for years as more and | duction doesn't even| 635,000 electric refrigerators ‘and 
more persons have become able ne out-| 598.000 washing machines. 
te buy ready-made clothes, e ee * 2° 
The Soviet production goals for| Here are the annual production! Food: U. S. — 3,355,000 tons of 
: ‘the next five years were outlined) figures given by Bulganin for vari-| Sugar, 54,000,000 tons of meat and 
the items for which produc-|by Premier Nikolai Bulganin be-|ous items compared with ‘the 1955/69,000,000 tons of butter; Russia 
tion figures were given, the Soviet|fore the Soviet Communist Party|output in the United States: — 6,000,000 tons of sugar, 4,000,000 Union plans a bigger output than| Congress, The sixth Russian five-| Shoes: U. S. — 576,973,000 pairs; | tons of meat and 25,000,000 tons of if. 
American industry in only one —| year plan begins this spring. Russia — 91,000,000 pairs. butter. j          (Copyright 1956, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
  
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But in luxury items, which re- ey — — 2-040,000 radio 
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Bicycles: U.S. — 1,725,000; Rus- U.S. exceeds Russia in production | 
by four fold.. Food consumption sia — 846,000. 
Movies: U. ,S. — 305 feature Ve also is considerably higher per! 
jlength films; ‘Russia — 120 fea- capita in the U.S. 
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Home From urday evening from Libbey, Mont., 
West ' lwhere they attended the funeral of 
Mr, and Mrs, John Swanson of/Mr, Swaison's- father, John Swan- 
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     )\at 9 p. m. in Temple Beth Jacob. ; 
e |. His talk will be the third in a 
b\series of cultural programs pre- 
| sented by the Jewish Welfare | : 
'|Federation and Council. % | 
E|book, “The World of Sholom, 
f|Aleichem.” Mr. Bernardi will) 
\speak on the Jewish people from 
F|the cramped ghettos of Europe to 
- |life in America. 
; New York stage and on tour. 
1|Meeting Attended | 
by Wesleyan Guild 
‘|Leod and the program about mis- 
| St. Theresa Guild | 
Holds Installation 
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Author to Talk 18th District WCTU Has 
|Workshop in Royal Oak 
‘ ‘Mrs, Mary Kirkpatrick of Utica/YTC activities. She also displayed 
izenship chairman, spoke. Mrs. Herbert Flemington of Bir- Handling the field of visual edu- 
conducted, a session deal- cation, Mrs, Elva Ashley ex- ing with spiritual life. plained the work of the WCTU in 
Mrs. George Perkins of Royal promoting films for church and 
Presidents, directors and chair-| Preseat the ajms 
men of branches and bureaus of| of the wor to the public. ‘Oak was hostess and presided 
at the all-day workshop held at 
her home Tuesday. school groups. 
Mrs. Ruth Townsend spoke on | 
the various means being used to | 
and purposes | 
Other sessions were held on a were Mrs. Elsie McCullough ot 
  ous phases of WCTU work. Mrs./Farmington, Mgs. Gérdon Arbiter’ 
Frank Deaver directed a confer-|of Royal Oak and Mrs. Lettie Mc-' 
ence on character building and Intyre of Farmington. + ‘presented a class in parliamentary|pamphiets on: the movement. 
‘lform and ptocedure; in conducting | PRESENTS TALK 
- = ig Sal sa of the 18th} “irs Sadie Patten, Christian cit- 
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at Beth Jacob Hershel Bernardi, Jewish wit 
and, author, will speak Saturday 
      * * * | 
He will present stories from his 
His book was presented on the 
. The Junior Wesleyan Service 
Guild met with Elizabeth, Rocker- | 
feller on East. Iroquois road Tes 
day evening. | 
Devotions were led by Jean Mc- 
sionaries who receive help from 
Central Methodist Church was con- 
ducted by Elizabeth White. . 
The group made plans to attend 
Lenten season dinners at the 
church. The March meeting will 
be held at the church. . 
Officers of St. Theresa Guild of 
*|St: Benedict Church were installed 
_|following a cooperative dinner held 
| Tuesday evening. Mrs. John Camp- 
bell was hostess to the group in 
her home on Preston avenue. 
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secretary, and Mrs. Noel Derocher 
treasurer, 
The next meeting of the guildi}- 
will be held at the home of Mrs. 
  Comps on Myrtle avenue March! 
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' . sal an 42 : / > sovsilinscias perce . Sama « -— : 5 : . 
Girls W memakers Contest i doteleralet — phate } to Carve Roast earned the honor of representing 
their high in “| ‘The man of almost every house judging for $1500 and $500 scholar- .jstands in the spotlight when it 
sor of the comes time to carve a roast, 
General Mils, sponsor _|Whether it’s guests or just the 
centy that Carolyn Hawn of Pon- | " |suggests the hostess give a helping 
re ' hand while the man in your-house 
CS an ital Darke 2 
making knowledge attitude . | 2. If a large roast is to be 
ce ceeaiie Gar maynalt ‘ostp ‘\served, allow it to stand 20 to 30 
for her school in 9 written ex- suena Natens carving. The best 
amination given graduating > 2. Give the’carver plenty of plat- . senior girls in over 10,000 of the and of elbow room, nation’s high schools, Her test ter room and plenty of e 
paper will be entered in com- ‘The platter should be large enough 
vs pe 3. When garnishing the carv- 
Re aly Ag die Pree ing platter, don’t be over-gener- 
Semnivins and Philodelstia, where oe on So © 
be the national winner will be 
= ia baci etc P. - 
Each of this area’s winners has = £6 pueetenes Seve we 
her own special field of interest appreciate a hostess who keeps 
Caroya fs interested in the me e : . gents’ ettention dryirted trem his 
anies of keeping house. Since ea “most important prepara- 
im January she has been working MARCIA KRAMER — Marcia, daughter of the Brederick Kram- Jef tee meat. The roast should 
fn oe She Hikes sports and ers of Long Lake, represents St. Michaels High School in the state ee Pestins Prem Basten ee CNet Be wendaptone., 
reading, but dancing is her favorite contest for Homemakers of Tomorrow. Marcia is a June graduate. SYLVIA CLARKE — Sylvia, daughter of the Thurman Clarkes | ‘The Presbyterian’ Church in the leisure time activity. . She makes a number of her own clothes, as sewing is one of her of Gateway drive, loves to cook. She’s Waterford High School’s win- |Gold Coast may. start a girls’ col ald to St end 0 ceuler _ hobbies. A . ner for the Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow contest. lege at Auburi, ; 
at St, Mikes alse. hopes te go te + : 
needed ter school and a part- , e . ’ . | y ‘ 
sae bas iy tee OS we cance mawn Cond Gonger wf rent tr comes (M(H Wintertime 2 U: I P s 5 the c ’ . , * 
Syivia; the Waterford winner, ts] 1 Hew” of ChiPhews Tat norvow contest bettee her recent crag. [te ae, Coming from cold win-] Louis Spadafore Sons, 197 Oakland Avenue, Begins Today to Give Cash Value Savings Stamps! also 17 and a ntning senior,! uation from Pontiac High School. Carolyn likes the mechanics of |in contrast to the muggy taste| Save your Cash Register Receipts! Every $5.00 worth of purchases gets you FREE, a United States | 
made her choice of a college. In/, homemaking, wields a purposeful dustcloth here. ten te tien bere ioe = ! Savings Stamp. Use them any way you want! Save for Bonds! Save for Cash! 
September she will enroll in Val-\ a i : 
paraiso College in Indiana. Berit] id Do C k package about 35 to 40 minutes benuties, Small snes tan be broiled : - 197 main homemaking interest lies in|UPSIGE-DOWN LAKE jor unui it tests done. Cool for whole, larger ones are best split.| ™ OAKLAND 
em ng test these gris took Mf With-P replicase nolan ella Brush the fish with lemon juice f 
covered 10 major areas of home- in Fears or a bit of red jelly in the a re More 2 = hen Se Blade Cut 
making—family relationship, spir- centers adds to the attractiveness Ra under thel © 
ftual and moral values, child de-| A Pear Upside-Down Cake will) Loo) Upside-Down Cake Lenecag apollo x : Lb. 
reat encore‘ and in frie or you and i's cy Se eel Pot Roast — and to make. mye bore ey ot Use Herbed Butter . served with thé fish at the table. SIRLOIN STEAK .* 
money management, recreation,|cake mixes. - Add a little grated onion and a| 79 ™ake sauterne sauce, mix Center Cut 
home care, commimity participa- ee mixture of your favorite herbs to e-half cup melted butter, one- | 
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spread’ a 9-inch square pan with margarine. Spread the herbed but-,SP000_ lemon juice, 1 teaspoon ees , ” To Store Sandwiches 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, ter over 16 slices of white bread.|Worcestershire sauce and one- : 
° then sprinkle one-half cup packed Toast in the oven, cut in strips and|“i#hth teaspoon pepper. | ROLLED RIB R ‘s Pure Beef Making sandwiches shead? Wrap|brown sugar over bottom of pan.jserve at a buffet supper party. yi 
them tightly in waxed paper and|Drain pear halves and place, cut/ Good with sliced turkey and ham. | A little cirrant jelly leftover? |]. Lbs. 
then cover them with a damp tow-|side down, over sugar. Prepare |Mix it with salad oil, lemon juice oO : 
ei; store in the refrigerator. The|cake batter and pour over pears.| America’s increasing desire for and a dash of salt; use it as a ; d ee 
sandwiches have a good chance oe = silk is helping Japanese export-dressing over a salad of romaine <- 
tasting fresh this way. Bake accbrding to directions onlers. _land fresh pear. _ Tender Eating 
  
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          _— Se es Makes His Own News oe Ninno, writer for the Boston 4 Pts, Pts. /CC & LS $124 Woodcums 42 34 Traveler, shot’a hole-in-one yes | Bon voy Speers Bar 8 ee oe cas’ @ a WOODS HOLE, Mass. @-—Nickiterday playing in bis first Cape mavy SP Cayey Cle OF OC ce a mi tied’ a tinea ‘00, the 130 : 32 ‘. ae FE , . i : be +7 al Ward's Purn, 811, BE Peony -Hicks 193, V, Bacak 480; Bobbies believes in making his own news yard sixth ror 
_ | -Ole Ole Cagey isn’t too popular. around Lahser road| ‘ bh TARPAULINS | these days. Last week this ole buckaroo 2 ea Berkley || ' is 3 0/, ; 5x7 .... $3.50 - $10.80 ito upset Southfield and guess what? That’s right, it] 
FGx7 .....$4.20 tol . Ceara even though a lot of folks thought it} 7 6x9 .... $5.40 Laxis . , $18. - | | 8x9 .....$7.70 12x18 :. $21.60) — Don’t know,-but it must have a clear day for °@x10 ...:. - $8.00 .. $30.00 8 the crystal ball. Last week’s record showed 18 out | “ Special Sises Made to Order . i of 24 og age ioe vapeen Catal to 198 right and 38 A 
Manila Rope. ta te Rah" te eer ar ee tt | | And note, ‘the two point difference of the Ferndale- 
Mt. Clemens score. That's. just what ole Clem figured. | 
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This should be a tough week with all the big league 
games. Don’t tell any one but the Chiefs of Pontiac 
jmight just bump off that Flint Central team tomor-|f - \F row, and Walled Lake might even do. it again to South-| field. (P.S. Avondale over Fitzgerald.) 
Winner Loser lone Spread) * Flint Central 3  Berkley* Waterford : Walled Lake* Southfield 2 F ion . Van Dyke* 
Mt. Clemens ; Hasel Peak Ferndale. : Eat Detroit Birmingham* Roseville Sentorined $1.9 5 Avondale* Fitzgerald 3 FLANNEL SHIRTS : 5 tee $ kemaaee” Pegs vee SWEAT SHIRTS. . = $1.69 Biciarencevities Clarkston 3 + Brighton* West Bloomfield 2 ) oe ees : . _ Eastland = 16 Imlay City® Ortonville . a SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Po : UNION SUITS eo, $2. 1Q GNorth Branch Millington* 12 Almont* —_._ Brown Ci 13 ; . . : geeee ; , ig 5 MC St. Marys Bloomfield* . 15, ‘ & ; : . 
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State’ Seeking” . 
Report Cards 
From Hunters 
Department's Lansing offices 
report cards were issued — ~ cept a at 
=: |Anglers Warned Against’ | more ) than 
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bunting information survey, 
Special survey cards also “are, 
being sfiailed this month to obtain 
lother information, including 4.500 
LANSING—Small game huntersjon the small game season, 
are urged to mail their season on archery 
report cards to the Conservation deer and 1,200 in a special opinion deer, 200 on 
The po il. 
to hunters when th hased FUj IC C Wi lunters when they purchased Eling agers VViIn 
licenses. F 9 
Det year, report cards were 
issued with deer hunting FLINT &® - 
soak Instead, special post lege basketball race with a 108-69 paras. have been mailed out to _vietory last night over Alpena. 
—- 10,000 deer hunters 
who are asked te take part in a 
Flint solidifie d its 
lead in the Michigan. Jumor Col 
  
         
      
    
       
   
   
      
       
       
        
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  + Recessed Wheels! Stee! Hodsing! UES    ee ny THE PONTIAC PRESS eich XE TH URSDA ¥;,,F BBRUARY 23, 1956   
Causing Summer Mishaps | L ANSING —Ilce 
ing summe riime accidents. 
  leaving broken bottles on ‘an ice- 
The warning may be confusing covered lake, , 
at first glance, but winter care- : 
  ‘lessness often leads to injuries on Ferndale Gridder Signs 
‘bathing beaches lafer 
’ Bottles, cans and other refuse 
on ice-covered lakes now 
can create hazards during the left in the year, 
|League have announced the With Canadian Pro Team 
| HAMILTON ‘“@—Hamilton Tiger- 
;\Cats of the Big Four Football 
sign- 
| summer ae fee = ing of American end Jack Crit- 
movets Sees oe “ = . Scat tenden, a native of Ferndale,‘ Mich. 
debris at or near lake shore: | Crittenden was an offensive end + lines. 
Bottles “which sink into 
water are moved 
bottom by water along the 
  land defensive halfback with Chi- 
deep,cago Cardinals of the National! 
lake Football League for 
their way to beach areas alter the| and weighs 189 pounds, 
ice has melted. 
“Litterbag’ activities 
lcost!y for the guilty person. 
‘such offender recently can be; 
was 
  A carp may live op 
One 50 years, a piké.as much 
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    fishermen were) sessed $14.80 in fines and costs 
pe 2.300| cautioned this week agaifist caus-'in a Kalamazoo justice court for 
1% seaséns.| 
iction and find) He is 25, stands six feet, one inch! 
lically became a record in pat “di- Unless he tumbles in complete 
collapse 
has virtually clinched the scoring} 
title im Oakland area cage circles. 
The 6-3 Redskin with a 28.7 av- 
son's Jim Simer.-Each has played 
in -14 games with two'to go. 
Simer has Troy and Thurston 
ahead, It was against Thurston 
that Simer bucketed his record 
| oes 53 points earlier in sea-     list of ry *: > 
Paul's recent splurge -of “point 
outputs gives him 4 25.7 average ee ero ak cas, p pomaappet o, 
erage is 35 points ahead of Madj-|with 361 points in 14 games: 
There was little change in the 
g scorers except 
for a few rises among the 17 
point per: game players, 
, Bruce Gentile, Berkley’s rugged 
center, took over the scoring lead 
in the Inter-Lakes just two-tenths 3 : »| Hughes 
Rapidly moving up and now,of a point ahead of Walled Lake's 
a the big three is Avondale’s!Larry Hughes. Pointmakers: in Final Splurge Jerry Paul who also has a cou-| Lairy Karsten ott Almont, Larry|in leagues involving Oakinsid area 
in the remaining aeupne seas gente, Wat ak she bemnp 
games, Milford’s Jim Davidson|court, Dorow. of Imlay City, Frank Rog-|scheols.) : a 
ers of West Bloomfield and Dar- Darideon, Milford . Pees T 
rell Ridling of Clarenceville all P 
  
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|Chernenkg, dropping, a peuple Rog 3 
points, M — 3 
Tomorrow night’s cage action is on ie 
i games ‘ 262 18 
poodle Tne schedule sone Butchi a ie ist down for Tuesday -and Friday|Dreke, Lake © 382 nights next week as teams prepare ey, Oxford ||. 172 
for district and regional. playoffs jentile, ‘Berk bake ot       (These are the leading point- [geren, armada y 3%, 
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“Power and Speed al Daytona Beach =. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. @®—In-, set last year by Warren Kdech- The record for U, S. production) pes sa“w ling of Miami in a 1955 Catys- creased power of U. S. built sports| jand passenger cars is apparent in| ler 300. | ~ 
‘speed records they set on the beach! 
ye sterday. ® 
Tim Flock of Atlanta, Ga., drove a 1956 Chrysler 300B faster than |t2 displacement, and immediately | 
jany American stock car had ever|W@S erfsed yesterday by Danny | College Point, 
jEames, of. Detroit. 
lover the measured’ mile on the! |Dodge/500D at an,average of 130:57 ‘been clocked in a two-way run) 
ocean sand—139.9t miles an hour. |™-P-h, 
The National Assn. for stock car 
automobile racing which conducts |- Franklin, Mich, He 
the annual speed trials, set up a/ ord of 112.29 in a 1955 DeSoto. 
new classification of unlimited pis-. ; 
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9to9 m.p.h, on a run by John Fitch of) Sve; Souatield so oocccl4b dt This béeame a record in the stamford, Conn, in a 1856 Chev-| Satu Potguane oo HOH B ‘middie bracket, class, based on pis- 'rolet Corvette, The ‘previous high| Teska, Northville cereceee: 1g Bb 
iwas 124.63 by Joe Ferguson: o| eee staeenw@s is ; 
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drove Al Ford Thunderbi piste aleaeed sun — as iss 3 
ird last-year, Isbell, trininghaim 6 12 
-The fastest European sports | Perrier, Korth Branch |... 13 t08 12 ear bettered all the of | Patterson, Northville: » 8 10 2 
Last year Don MacDonald of | Simerican ears but was far short oe ee is ioe 12 
of the record 174.33 m.p.h. by |Emeric, Bast Detroit... 13 e812 
Poh Weis 6 Geecamich, Comm ) hy = it 130 i Uhh Arkus-Duntov, Detroit test | 2 1954 45 liter. Férrari last 
river, ‘Get a new high for modified |, years 
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ett 1986 Chevrolet Corve z mer winner of the Indianapolis 500 
The tastest previous time for (127.38 was set a year ago by, drove a ‘similr type car ¥48.087' 
j an -American strictly stock car \Bob Osiecki of Daytona Beach jn} Im.p-h.sfor the best foreign car 
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i The pups running in the rst 
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An eager setter, Hillsbright Spot 
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yesterday with three covey finds 
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(ville, S.C., and was handled by 
| John O’Neall of Knoxville, Tenn. 
Mountain Creek Sam. owned by 
|E. B. Chancey of Union Springs 
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night by an 89-82 — at the 
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ta, 2) ‘ _ THE, PoyTiac PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1958 a ) “FIFTY-SEVEN     
  
Rummage sale. ‘Youth Center, cent in January to eight 
Lake Orion. Pri. and Sat. ~~ Ad | sar month.” “sd = paige Michigan Belf Opens Retail deliveries for this year’s , | 
January-March querer are ina Ar@® Ad Sales Office: cated at frofn 1,560,000 to 1,600,000, Poe 
Ward's said: Last year’s first| A directory advertising sales of “4 
quarfer record total was 1,770,500.|fice to serve the Pontiac area has 
7 ~~ '|been established at 221 W, Law 
rence St. by the Michigan Bell 
Telephone Co., firm officials an 
nounced this week. , Lodge Calendar 
Syecial communication Pantise Medical Schooling Cost New Car Sales Lodge No, 21, F. & A. M. to confer ou 
sn eps Priya tones $50.0 Yoor—in 1756 ‘Surge Forward. Past Masters 6:30 p. m. s Adv. 
see Rummage sale will be held Sat- "OM “notebook of the first gradu- 
CHICAGO @® — Heavy ¢ommisr. weday. Feb. 25, at the League of jate of the University of Pennsyl- 
s|sion house sent ains, Catholic Women, 281 8. Parke St. 1s buying gr ‘| 8-11 a. m. WA-TA-CHA-KI me vania School of Medicine shows the 
bu;thigher in active dealings on the Fi re group of St. Pred’s Sch. ool. ;cost of medical schooling 200 years 
ples Board of Trade -fodax. —ady,|28° was about $50 a year. The 
18- = cost exceeds $2,000 a year today. - Stocks Advance MARK Heavy Buying. 
~ inEarly Deals. a cw Boasts Grains NEW YORK ip—The Stock Mar- 
“Kept advanced today -in early deal- 
. 
    Demand Boosts Receipts 
to Near-Recotd Totals'C. of C. Would Prefer 
During February Only the More Promising: Du; L 
Although the advance was wide-|wo 1, 2.50-3. 
OCALA, Fla. @—Ocala has two spread, most gains were small/y hern @py, fancy, 
Sijeay Satoh apyet cel 
ree tg hae first. time on the big 
li wat of 3 E i 
f 
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was paid a year ago. 
Also advancing were Bethlehem|_ 
Steel, Chrysler, Montgomery Ward, 
Caterpillar Tractor, Douglas Air- 
craft, Zenith Radio, Anaconda Co., 
DuPont, Long-Bell Lumber (up 3 
at 67%, New York Central and Pan) medium 
American Airways. : 
The market was closed yester-   00 bu; ie Pi “ « 
misc: Beets, topped, No 
Cabbage, 
  
  
    
    
  bard, to L 4 Pas bus N ai ary 6-bb 00-2.50 bu. 
ae "aa 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. 
Letguce and salad greens: Celery cab- 
"i », No r 1.00-1.50. bu: 2, 18 00- 16. 30-doz cases; 
“14:00; amall 10.00-11.00. eee 
evaine gGGS 
DETROIT, Feb. 31 (AP)—Eggs, f. ©. b. 
Detroit, cases included, federal-state 
rades 
Ny Whites—Grade A, jumbo 50-51, weight- 
ed average 51; large 46-37, wid. avg. 47; 
43; grade B large 43-44, wid. te fos, het: 
    ‘um, 
oe 43%. 
’ Browns—-Grade A, large 45-46, wid 
Hal 46; grade C large sem, wid. avg. jjcentrated in soybeans .and, rather 
‘|surprisingly, in 
hs.{time while rye had gains extend- 
Noling to around 
TOO! 
Rad-! mostly a little easier at the start, 
"{but demand soon took hold of 
‘\wheat and pushed it ahead. New 
crop futures were in most cena Much of ee demand was con- 
rye. Soybeans 
jamped around five cents at one 
three cents before 
retracting a little. 
Wheat and feed grains were 
-|Feed grains jaseed. | 
Wheat near the A of the first 
$2.20; corn % lower to % higher, 
% higher, March 63%; rye 
    beans 1% to 4 cents higher, March 
$2.6142, and lard 15 to 17 cents a| 
hundred pounds higher, 
$12.20. 
Grain Prices | CHICAGO GRAIN Roosevelt, Lodge No. 510, F.& A. M. 
22 State St., Thursday, Feb. 23 at 
7:30 p.m, M. -M. degree. Arthur 
Thomas, W. M. 
Lodge No. 60, F. & A. M., Clarks- 
ton, Thursday, Feb. 23, 7:30 p. m. 
Work in M. M. degree. Raymond; 
Ruggles, W. M. 
hours was ¥% to 158 higher, March policy slips, Ocie M. Wilson; 43, of 
‘ ef. 268 Luther ‘St., 
March $1.314¢; oats unchanged to arratynment 
March, 7:30. Adults $1.00. Children 
| Mothers’ 
| Fred's School. 197 S. Parke St. Special communication of 
—Adv,| 
News in Brief 
Pleading guilty to possession of 
  was fined $100 at 
before Pontiac Mu-, 
2 tO nicipal Judge Cecil McCallum this|named for 
2% higher, March $1.30%; soy- morning. 
Fish Fry Friday night, 4:30 sa | 
and Dads’ 
—Adv. John Archer, 
  
Lonely Ascension 
Lonely Ascension Island, roughly 
halfway- between Brazil and the 
west coast of Africa, was first gar- 
risoned by the British at the time 
of Napoleon’s exile (1815). A rock- 
strewn cluster of craters, 
its discovery by the, 
Portuguese on Ascension Day, | 
'1501, says the National Geographic) 
\Society. A strategic airport was 
built there by United Statés forces 
= ot World War II. —— The notebook belonged to Dr. 
who entered the 
school when ‘it opened in 1765. The) 
book has been purchased by mem- 
—AdV. bers of the class of 1916, which in- 
Special communication, Cedar,“luded Archer's great-great grand- son, far presentation to the school. 
|The great-great grandson also is 
named Dr. John Archer. 
it was 
Rummage sale, Fri, and sat, Diaper Averts Crash DETROIT W-—A sharp upturn 
in new car sales this month with 
indications of a first quarter sec- 
ond only to last year’s record high, 
was reported yesterday by Ward's 
Automotive reports. 
The statistical’ authority said: 
“The. turn in ‘automobile sales, 
after a slow January, came dur- 
ing the first 10 days of February 
when U.S. dealers chalked up new 
car sales that were next to the 
highest for the similar period in 
automotive history. 
“A rising demand for the low- 
  priced models ($1,900 to $2,200) 
spurred the advance.” 
By units, Ward’s said, Feb. 1-10 
lsales reached 172,000. This com- 
pares with 192,500 in the com: 
parable period of 1955. The agency 
continued: 
“This upsurge in sales indicates 
that February prospects are for 
500-000-plus new car sales. This weather bureau stations, one north i 
of town and one downtown and in/and Walled Lake. 
recent weeks the latter has been Sales manager is Leo H. “Manns 
as much as 12 degrees warmer who heads a staff of six sales rep 
than the northern on. > resentatives, 
  But the t | i ut the ternperature trom the Wholesale Coffee Price one on the outskirts is the one the 
bureau sends out on its wires and|Goes” Up to 99 Cents 
the chamber of commerce wants 
it to change and use te tafe 
downtown temperatures. A 
it wants the downtown station used 
during the winter months. com- 
ment on what should be 
summer. i 
Nile Drawing Closer 1 
  
   
    
  Originally this temple af’ 
bil stood high above the /ri 
the National Geogra; 
If more dams are -bui The wholesale price of coffee 
climbed to 99 cents a pound this 
bay cctarag Moatiowmca na acon 
ast Tuesday, 
in the| Wholesalers - Whitfield, Walter & 
Dawson. 
Stuart Whitfield of the local 
oe eee 
: Business Failures Roath 2 
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NEW YORK (INS) — Dun & 
Checks 26-36, =e ave. 38. day, Rigg the previous day it ad-|% eel : i CRIORIG, Pee. 38 147 Open | Feb. 24-25, 4 So. Saginaw St. (Old| FLINT*®#—Mrs. Thelma Hay-| win have been exceeded only by ie vate skenty, 
              
              
          
        
  
    
           
        
  
      
           
    
        
  
       
     
    
    
   
         
      
        
       
                     
        
    
         
          
   
   
         
      
  
      
            
         
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Press average. of 60 stocks was up aatnltees Grade “x TA large 42-45%; me- Mar . 2.19% vy Lar |Bus Station). Pontioak Chapter, | wood, 47, lost control of her car. February of last year when in- the Aswan Dam, ’ monu-ithe- second highest monthly total im Dare B| BE. were ¥/ : : : ; 10 cents at $177.60. Browns—Grede B large 42-43%; me- xy oe Laake. May ae Secretaries Assoc. Adv.jIt plunged across a ditch and dustry chalked up 559,000 units. ments may be flooded: ; in the post-war period 
38. Pp 2.004, July ; landed astride a double track rail-| ..,,".,_ It i The failure‘ rate rose to 46 per | : carte steady too firm. Receipts of 2.04% Se 13a if your friend’s in jail and needs d It also means a halt in the up- The Vereenigin Africa ; 
New York Stocks. top “quality ‘nearby eggs Uhave declined | Gory lee pail. Ph. FE 5-044 or MA S-4091,/"024 crossing. With two trains) 1 To ement of dealer stocks. é. , 10,000 enterprises in the firm's rel- (Late Morning Quofations) fone aap ead bd he nity sample but nod | OES 1 30% Mar ‘ ear aay. bearing down on the car, Mrs. School Board it willl erence book, compared with a rate e uly . = y . 4 
mp ducobe ..., 72 |élums ang “undergrades. tm light eUpply| Sep) S139 eps. 10) |Haywood grabbed a diaper and; “For example, the gap be- |prosecute employers who hire/of 42 in December and 41 in Ja hir ie... 3a. Jobns Man 1 and short. Overall trade Stair . Dee! «. 1.36% Oct... . 13.07; Fish supper. 82 Perkins, Fri. 5, waved down the a moving, robes production and sales (+ jyoungsters of compulsory school/ary , 1955. The largest of 
me oe = ss : _ —. _ attendance : a ane Gam ae Kennecott “138.6 CHICAGO — AND EGGS Mar -. 8% unti} Shs Children Oe. Adv, | trains. being narrowed down from ti age. ua ous in the retail) trade, 
y oP im on ee (AP)—Butter | a ee — —_ SS OY een an Sa : =e Klum 004 Kresge, 88 «.. 20 | CHICAGO, Feb. i . steady; receipts 1 096.206: wholesale ber 
mailing. M3 Lo Chess 17 (188 wrtese behenged: 69 score AA 87; : 
a aaa tn AVE MORE AT SAVE PLUMBING q Lm an..... Gi. & My.... Gi. ae, ; 
Lm @ E153 Lockh aire... 477) Eggs seedy; receipis 15,583; whole- S l ; le M&Fdy .. 25.3 "gs... >... 92.3) sale berms rices unchanged; U. 6. +: h 
~ Motors - Ol poet m.. 3 eat x bs ites to-60 9 per cent A's 40.6; ; 
“Qm N Gas ..° 58 Lorillard ..... 20.8|mixed 40.5: 30: 9: i 4 ews .... st Lou - Bad ad hy divties 37.8; checks 37; current receipts | : ; 
m Rad ..... . ‘ : ‘ an jeoling 2 Martin, Gl.... 365 ee 
i}. y IS bog CHICAGO POTATOES hm relate M41 Mead Cp ..... 71 : 
hm, “cee 1B erck . 96.3} CHICAGO, Feb. 21 (AP}—Potatogs: ar- ; hm Vigeose .. 00-2 wid! Bt Pd 42-6] rivals old stock gi. ‘on track 214; total] . be 
Wao |. 68 bacan Ch.” Gb i |aemand moderate ‘and market about] : Armeo Sti vee Mont Werd 89 |steady. Carlot track sales, se: stock -| ; 
Armour & Co.. i! sotor Pd ..... 35 Idaho Russets $4.15-4.35, utilities $3.28: arms Ck |. 346 Motor Wheel.. 28.3  Mirinesota-North Dakota Poutiacs $3.90 : 7 
Au Refin |... 37.3 sta beg . $7 washed aud wored New ‘stock arrivals : 
yoo Mf . 4 marney ce ae ll; on trac supplies ‘moderate, de- 
son Oe moderate and market about steady. * ‘ ‘ 
walt 8 ole 2 Mat Bloc”. Si New. stock ‘carlo track shies: Florids A July Clearance in February? Well, that’s whot we're calling it... : . 5 round reds in sacks $2.50-2.55. ; - Pagal : = 
cag Net odd GD 9 _— because even though we have received a price raise from the factory . . , joeing Ait... 46° . ae wt Hee wn Poultry. we are continuing to sell Beauty Queen Cabinet Sinks at the same low The ecmninder of the Stock of Plumbing Supplies ‘oes bh Central.... 43 ! wie jorg Warner . 44 fe her 53 - DETROIT -POULTRY Prices that we were selling them at last July! Just Look How You Sove! | 
ee Ss ‘Nort & West... G4 Q DETROIT, Feb, 21, (AP) —Brices, pate, Which We Purchased at Close-Out Prices From the 2 | --26.2 Re sess i 0. tri or No. : 
odd se 20.2 Nor Pac AS ree B live poultry up to 10 a.m. f _ d 
Burroughs ... 31.3 Nest tine ur} ears hen betas! ~ oy iy , eae BEAU QUEEN a4 ; 
Calumet & H. 141 Owens Il! Gl.” 69 eavy * or fry (a%- i i T Y 2 
Cr . 441 re lwhites 23-24; Otay Crosses 24; Barred | j we 
ay a : a pane e we eae aueriings 72 > so } tar 42” CABINET SINK : | Toe.) \. ucklings reede' : ; ‘ 
ai i a | aber het 45.0) 3" young heavy ro ty - hens 34-40; toms } i 7 
Carrier 36.3 4 a | ; : 4 
oe, : Jods Pe RR ee Ba) (dle trnaribectonte He gaes onl mage tem Complete with faucet and Basket Strainer es ae : 
‘Trac ps! Cola i 
Che & $4 Priver '38.4| bees, “Frede, jurt fat rad @ Righs or Left Mand A GRADE We made a terrific buy on sees cea ae but we: hed to pues their A oy helps < aponettes are generally smalier sites” . ; 
Cree Ort. M8, Philco 22g por IGM ap Gn ig & veces bikes <x List Price $109.95 entire stock to do it. Now we are passing those savings on to youn ., while. 
Goce Cole 21238 pall Pi CY |e Full Shelf they last! But hurry, becouse items ore going fem! : i Colg mi. Pilisby Mills . 62 | : é Col Gas .... 16.1 pit G | 184! CHICAGO POULTRY © Spring Hinged - 
ee a ets 1004| CHICAGO, Feb. 21—Live poultry fully! insulstion Doors : wie i-:: $3 Pullmen . 68 ‘steady on hens, steady on balance: re- ry LFiece Pan Type 
Con = Pute Oil 41.6; ceipts In coops 605 (Monday 678 coops. Draw 
=. jo. c A $4.1) 92.806 pl A P paring prices =; 
: ; "a Repub st 46.5 changed; « ens ’ : 
on i m4 oss 8 posmgae Mos 9.6) 18-19.5; prelicts or fryers 23-24; old! sae ae 4 
Goat ON occas Rey Mev oc gasimeguers LASHES capensis ie Cn) ‘ y - over ucklings 8 
Curtis “Wr "gs 3.2 Rock Bed, * ; 2 brotler turkeys 30; geese 27. " = tien fen of Dr Drawer You Save $40.00 : 
weeee o. 42 Secfway \et 476 ° aes Chrome @ Acié and Stain Det 34.6 St Jos Lead . 85.7) : i Handies, Can't Sn Resistant Porcelain s Pa ‘ 
Dis Cs 316 St Reg Pap . 441) Livestock Clothing “ ia Top buys! Hurry ug Aire < oville Mig : ; Slight rfec ; Dow Ch ... €1.3 Bears Roed . 33 | DETROIT LIVESTOCK © Gleaming White at" Cab. Sink as ie as i impe jec- 
; Du Pont ....221. shell OW 72.6 DETROIT. Peb. 23 (AP)- moms satadte | b poco Tonderisea prada De Looe) bad AAPA A DPD DDS z 
| GRR See, WIR Soe |S eer Pt Socony Mob  68.3' Market was tal 4 
El Auto Lite 376 gou Pac 54.2 U8. No 1, 2 & 3 barrows and gilts 180. 2 é 
El & Mu 41 230 Ib 12.00-12.50: most paolo [hr > 4 
Bor med 77.184 Stent’ 2 es, B11 S0-1L, most Seo-t00 Tb 11 0: BUY ON EASY FHA. BUDGET TERMS! | $ DISCOUNT 3 Erie + 213 stq.on Calf. 91 | oy calabten? ; 2 ExCell-o 69. gia O41 Ind 52.7| Cattle salable 78. Thur mange market | 2 Y » § 
“. |about steady, Wednesday's _reding slow T Y > oungstown 4 
Pires! aga ‘0 mon, ped eel 1) | about steady. with ees Trond close: | BEAU QUEEN 2 Cc BINET $ Food Mach .. 576 Std Oil Ohio $7 (compared with Supplies ow ; 2 A ¢ 
Free Bul :. 904 Stevens, JP %5.6| slaughter steers pony nethine excessive, | 2 SINKS $ REGULAR 
Preuh Tre .. 28.3 tata Oe 44.5] sisuehit Teme S Gaortats ate to 1.56 : 3. PS AUTOMATIC Gen Bak . 63 : : > lower; heifers 50 1.00 lower; utility . 4 » 
Gen Dynam .. ¢14 Bind Pack ... 82) cowe dull, mostly 1.00 lower: canners| Complete with Chrome Faucet, Basket Strainer 3 pooh $107 > Gen Bice ..-- 814 Titas Co. 1120 (804 cutters fairly active, §0-78 lower, : ; g Upto 2 30. Gallon Gas Gen Mille '""! ogg Tex G Gul ”.. 35.4/Dulls steady; narrow country demand A GRADE @ Acid and Stain BR RA ARAL DAR AAAS | en, Mi 8 oss Thomp Pd 35.4/f0F stockers and feeders, weak to 1.00 . Resistant Dowdle PIPPL PPL PPP ASA | = 
Gee Tel onecc ged BM R Bear 63. Ober fe, te my, abo SiGe wa List Price $119.95 — Praindoard Porceiain ot Water ceees rime i , 
Gen Tire ... 50 oe W Alr 6.4 and choice fed steers 17.00-20.00; | : Good uali Gillette ....... 43.4 transamer -. 404 bulk good and choice heifers 16 00-18.00; HEATER 
Goebel Br ,, 5.1 Twent Cen 5.2 jlate bulk utility cows 10.00-1180 Pew @ t Spring Hinged 
: ri os Se Ue Gereide 112) conmereial cows seine He: sere a4 | Deere ; ‘ . 64 cutters mostly i) u y ” 
Orah Paige. 2.4 Unit Air Lin Tin lena Soctmersial sale, ah eeteees tex 5 Cast lron A” Grade Sh 95 
Srepnoune ; tas unk Prute ‘ 326117 00.400 i ee come , © t Fel! Meives , : ner pothaao 
Guif Ot! *o14 Un Gas Cp. 315) Calves salable 26. Today's market| . Holland P|.) 137 US Lines 23.7 soe: zent; ipl acid eitnaecbm ‘eet | e? L Piece Pan Type : ¥: 
oe" US Rubber 88 | slow teady to wea om pare: 0 : x ~ ie ' 
nee ad us Steel $6.1) Thursday: Vealers lew. week te 109 Yow Saye $30.00 Drew F Standing ond rite Bedi vez : b 1 wer, mos es 3 week goo . ree = 
bes cat s40ee “ Wiigreen . es low choice vealers 19 00-27.00: few high| we Tt e I aod and Quiet = * 34 Warn B Pic 99.9/cholce and prime 26.00-33.00 mostly @ Neoprene Tires oa . 
Spey Aneel Me West Up Tel 2] | 30.00 Some late: utility and commereis| Nylon Rollers ation of Drawers 14 00-19 ull’ an dlow utility: 10.00- | Interlak Ir 30 Weeks Poe ale 14.00, some nder 18 ib eyll, down to} @ Gleaming White @ Recessed Chrome : . 2 - 
In Bus Mach “ Whe act al ee: | Raomet nderized Readies, Can't Snag tiers valee - pins! weateter es 5. llon 
Int Wick "0.1 #22 Wilson & Cg’. 143 _ | ow ems! in idwist Paces! . = | oad “+ MOG voce se . s . CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ’ nm ver 5 : . | CHICAGO, Feb. 21 (APi—Salabie hogs) Int Tel & Tel.. 32 Youngst Sh&T 906), cio sow ear! * 3 W. B 1 h H —, Y t y. later fairly active, | avs to BU $s ears (0 ra awa A-Grade Isl Crk Coal 304 Zenith) Rad ae? generally orcer < weak on butchers Y Y Y Y Y . { 
TOCK AVERAGE under 240 I and steady to strong on | ceies 
a ¢ight 240 ib; sows mostly stead ' 
KEW YORK. Los Lhe compiled by The, instances weak no. local qieagher’ | BEAUTY UEEN Reg. $89.95 Value Associated Press ° 18 18 608 Wednesday oars biraered ca lots e Q pore plat 5 ye of is’ 
7 mostly No. 1 an s wit 0 and 190- 
Indust Rails Util Stocks| 220 fo. et 12.36: otherwise bulk U8 | ] Previous day. ...251.9 13 136 177-6)No 1 to 3s 190-270 Ib. butchers 11.50-| ; 5 Week ego...... 247.2 132.1 736 1748/1) 75: some No 3s lighter weights c:| Month ago 246.3 1309 721 173.4112 99, weights around 240-270 Jb. 11.50 STALL SHOWERS Year a 3169 128.56 TOP 185 ,|!oW @s 11.50; most No. 2 and 3s 270-350 Complete with Chrome Faucet ‘and é 
1Webees oe 2ON1 Lied etd Tea] Bit 00-11-60; narrow eieo-t%s weights 2 Basket Strainers on 95 es : : under 180 |b; few lots un- ; . all fittings 
1984 high.......211.9 123.0 683 1852! evenly lower at 9.00-1050; 350-600 Ib ay . complete nam. § 
1954 low........1439 778 85.4 108.0) sows 9.75-11.00; few 380 et Ce lighter © Dovble Bow! A GRADE ceetnhas: 
to 11.28; good clearance ; @ Acid and Stain Resistant - i LESS FITTINGS 
DETROIT STOCKS Salable cattle 6,900; salable calves 300 Double Drainboard. Por- : 
Pigiires ant Geta) points, are tighths te de a aes orerat Sey hee sac — WASH mehr 4 { “et o str ; other grades 
© PHigh Low Neonlana weights slong with heifers’ sos © tSpring Hinged Doors LIST PRICE $169.9 $ 45 Baldwin Rubbers 184) 19 arect atendy, Gulley) andi commercia) @ 2 Full Shelves . ve with ine pated cesses 624 Sele 23-80 lower: canners and cutters @ 21-Pe Pan Type Drawers ‘ chrome faves, % 
Seimceaa HHel Rett iglae ney, cae BB ey sod oui Overt , apt Maseo Screw wee 3 3 31/5 1,281 Ib. steers 25 00: several reer prime | ee coe oa nn @B ROBY BN ee” 8G eee 
Leste bagerin ag beagles vee 8 $.6/1,125-1,206 Ib. weights 23.80-24.00; part) OU ecessed ) Coremen nes, 
moar 4 4. 4 Jioad prime 1,050 Ib. weights 23.00: good! dies, Can't Snag Clothing " 
Wayne ee 12° 13-and choice steers 1880-2050 choice @ Neoprene Tires op Nylon 
jo sale; pid and” sched: . jer 1,275 Ib. steers down to 1790; good Rollers 
under 1,100 ib. welghts up to 17.50; = 
{utility and commercial steers 12 50-15.00 6 Gleaming White Enamel! You Save $50.45 e 
‘part load high choice 1,000 Ib heifers Bonderized Cabinet tp 00. 18.25, 
| 18.00 good and choice heifers 15 .25- 
utility to low good grades 10.50 Earnings   
Choice of cast jron or steel tubs. 17 « 19-inch chiria basin. and . tliity and commercial cows 10.00 $ yr 95 
ROCHESTER. N.Y fINB) — Eastm ate; eee: “canners and cutters 8 00-10.50 U 
Todek ined Bist eG eyo wily nd Commerc il 1 183 * OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ‘TIL 9 O'CLOCK * closet (less seat). complete with tim HURRY FOR THESE 2.6 per cent to $85,600. 330, or $4.66 good heavy fat bulls down to 1150 THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT THIS LOW PRICE!   821.718, or $3.99 « share, |vealers 28.00 down; two losds choice! thare, from hae n| Ueht yearling stock steers 21.75: few joac 
    COLORED BATH SETS Now as Low as $109.95 Up the previous estic sales - Hi good and choice 680-825 Ib. feeding: We Feature a Complete Line of fejoonhacy pint #74 46 we, ‘s tS eer cen jeteers and yearlings 14.25-18.25 
       
    The company plans 8 $57,000,900 pro- 
KITCHEN BASE and WALL CABINETS 
   8 million collars for use at the Texai at Drastically Reduced Prices Eastman Co. plant ‘in Longview, Tex. F ram this year to replace improve aod : : F aay ee cxpené plants and equipment. Incl: ‘| A fruit fly invasion reached 
in the budget is a sum of between 7 and ‘plague proportions in Chile’s Ta- ¢ 
; White teomel * rapaca province. 
  
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Detroit Edison Co. | PLUMBING SENSO Sa) tos $21” sod you be eonineed +182 Cre 
At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock ‘| : a 
yields better than 5% at present market as Y ze SUPPLY C0. Inch SOIL PIPE in 5-ft. lengths ..............only $3.69 
: : COMPSETE INVESTMENT SERVICE | ° : ow” 1 24 | ; es |B _—-_ Full Stock of Soil Pipe Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies 3 WAYS T0 BUY: - Gath » Layewey : F- : in. 3. FHA—no money down, os low 
| |. C.J. Nephler Co. rt. Phones: FE4-1516 and FE 5-2100 riv. as $1.25 weekly a 
(Tf 18 Community Nattonat Bank Bldg. FE to119 | = FREE PARKING 172 S. SAGINAW peers cetetoaee “The Store That. Values Built!” 
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= frurther intended to son’ Ave pavement. ruct| N Ct RESS, TH “ | 7 . | | 
i | = Notice of Int UR : Ae | ais 
e and estim: t| You 's “ at tern ndard Time, that = be i Lak se i ‘The paseens a ss shee with the| regular art hereby notified Blacktop pave > Construct! Pontiac Y, FEBRU ey J i \ 
that all accordirig yed by si | Cus at Peatiee, “th 08 eA = : ADA tary School west venue shall Assessment heretofore made City = = e =e =e =, rae a: cn é “res are hereby omg a the in the ¥ 23, 1956 ; th 
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The bl : wood yebey dwin A Bt. i ra Hic = r 1956 by r eS fap teed that ata wot =e = z ot 7 = : | ee ze : cake ‘ol Sisk day of pa on Sa TTY f of aa wo by pai inte: tions pies Files ' . ry 
ea pit at the bee an’ oi] #54 “mat $008.07 ~s fray $2.188.99 of wood Avenes Baldwin ‘Avenue ect tWo-| the City aoe 1S teaciaion “ =i | if = : Clarkston, ee x = Qssesemen' : 7 
- : es =) fa evi 4 Sra an 3 etimated c Holl a real cae of 7 086 EVANS, me tend sine ze 5 00 jo coat, bg pty v : 
of paar sterday. I mid- epital tmprowement A ala fromi’ 3 © public Pp profile and| | Street Hage Jessie —_ on awitard City . Clerk the for , ond ’ z. be defi x ho 
4 : for . It raged out That thi 18 HEREBY : t is , dg ton. fis on file|*me ths an esti treet to _ otice Intention Se : re Dolla: = ereot E : from E : inch = 
: tin three hot Pon e Co atrv _ -fimpr er int le tt Shirl : | 3 : 
: Ss ae in ; seer ‘in —— oe truect said. \S een, the ia Ag Psaet hey s2.700.{6 fe of to haces witotie i 5 Building ‘ale a and ‘of By of! ‘a's La Hf wm. John - 
gasoline , and off tanks other huge ,« ruary 1956 at ms 28th > i—- aot al be, dl Pore the, Jt is on file for ‘publie enue. > = E : = : : = somnertes. that 
= — eed che = creat shal — ed Sapo the said tm further 4n' © Avi : on ¥ nd district detra special 50) tak and to all pe 
= eS é cost ¢ mene ide y special the provement tended to - re has/and y $1,065.10 iJ ee sd : 
= ae re a fe ed plan, profi in acco construct You row t of ($1,200,000 expenses of the rict to ¢ t the roll 
fire spread tanks) Dated: eee ed. y be| Avonue. from side tr 5 eat lhorete ae ererinarey or the Cit . Te poo re a = = tions =: = ? Chambe : ng 
3 3 : coe ice et in side of Tennyson ab yee casement toe be mt ‘and that, me City mrp = od the that This po ere to be issu for be bor- _ be cost and $344.90 that y ‘a Lf? 
the firm and of Figs employes ADA R. EVANS. en re polecl ipa nd Holty-|@ tana that all of reaper ng ont ce Sank oe = = as : 3 : 
Socony-Mobil. Oil neighbori City Cle it} ed) Shisie; fronting upg oe and parcels|°!, the ae E S| - =, . : : — 
, Co. pla boring! Notice “Feb. 23, rk. and ex Pedi irley Bt ther side of Oo City Co be the tu- ted: dis- Pontiac, n a In woe! the 
to from tb a it joined ?"" of Intention t 1966) the Capital a # thereot shal] be t $2270.07 ess lop “ giibecrrmt Dy tat te avenue fom — ye : = ip ; 2 : rR all = = a : : 
confine the fire. - departments Blacktop P o Consttact rovement penses of th istrict the spe-| Serres, Sf on ¥ y of ery 1 a the Ta? the | office, for, is now on Street: to 
; a AV avement ¢ That HEREBY eae e rd theesee!” estimated mt sad ee of sala awe peste : = iz : oe . : : : 
: The plant is the enue. on om Ypsilant Pontiac, stimated and che cost and ex, 0taM { the plan, of oun 17, ation may be and clock p.m tas is : my 
nus of northern tr You ij mission’ Missianar wills shall be cost t 9511.08 of #%, | inepect 2 on = a : Luseom x eddo, - i ts : : 1956 
= 3 = —- =a oR ee a meen 2 ner ty of ment oops trom a the Cnonal inp thereat | It ; - ison file for te|2"* of _ Dated Februar: Lee i Pon o : <=. the in the of the a 
"pipeline from’ Texas — Co. | Febru Cuy of Se an Commiss = ® —_ and 8 o'clock ey ot NOTICE 18 aid rther ded | acktop Pav VE y 22,1 : ae be : phot 
i ane ihe Com a ie by parti ™ to he That the HEREB the to Ai on AR e4 at 8900 0° ay of 
Fleischman, secretary-treasurer | Cemsin iyi the uneocns pein ag “neld| Deled: Pe es interested. hat may bel Commis Mactigan,” wl a ie 6 : ae = see : ES : : om Basi) Vernier Fret Jes = 5 . = ; = oe oa tt Eommtinon Ch orqeper aeeoeey pad ee | one rect shall ‘be and that ZH Mapes, b, Clit Ni ne tunity will be and 
ne j fee : we ruary 1956 ron t al ia tha oh and tha defrayed Ro: Cornel BE: ord Ni ot rested to be wen. all 
t ack ~ suggest at he 28th. 0! it al by | BOY Ev * . Dated: » hea: 
n\ mim Sn, etd ri eg nh at n, woe sete oad ores eng eee Hae Ge : = nee 2 “ies ae tat = = 
te said. im an, profil $3,664.30. ut! Notice Feb. rk Jinterested t may be o Stanie sah pr ; o a er : = = = = ya ime Dated spect y Btreet Carlisle ot | Eldon P us, ry, Charles To: 
emem _ |inapeetion nt is on f estimate of Int Pebrua: ee ey = pose = = ; > sone pecial Pugit 
Da be i ile of |3”* ention ry 22, rape eto 3 a at 
g Be ALA, Sicily — r fasid trprovean intended to ‘oF public Blacktop Pavement on onstruct apa wave ee wot the estimated cost detray vx Mshusee: aitied oa Ba co - Fee pe i =e 
remember {wi People bere pla Seethe tn acco: construct et. Whitfield Aol Lao ted cost that 6322.0 and ex-| roll of interested Gifford anda Ty ck, So pe es zs : 
. : : ge =e mitre cordanes eae Bibortl are perey, not Notice of _Peb 23, "$6 ment puna from erie ¢ Ca 3 Ad the | Made cerns tal A take notice: “That oe Bo oc l Jose — é . Vera Bell 2” Pa : 
cial assess ding he. Commission hich mission : 3 : : oe ; <5 : : : so, ” ve on Fe orci t That Lrhbas 3 18 oo Improve. | Which of, defraving poses + for the pur Rebees, s08 Artia ‘Thomas. peed lay od M ou 
7 = ns = ree tne aren chigan of |S t. avi ; | Pontiac ‘om misst GIVEN paid and mission of the cost Marion usereau, 1 i 
5 wine ‘works. De town's: ti A upon parodies n it was ruar held o - on La Commie Mich: on of the fhe borne by ded cost . oma. | Lawn 
| 3 ie mat an ition Fodhice y 1956 by n| To: ther mins! n, will e City’ of construc be and to all pe les and s. Thue! fgets 
2 : 2 ae ae ES en ———e to be the in reso-! Arn: Harley Pebruary 1 mber on meet in the | eacorge y vement on tien ” of twe tor tice: nd inte: wack ae West, ro Gasp r Vv ‘ord, 
= : E : ~ ier Beh cceesiet ‘on to a een ee P rs Nelson yett, Pranct suggestion. 956 at 8 ee 28th da reet to a Acad black i That roll of rested, take r* | Rog ‘a, Clare Mee deta taper Lekaee vane 
literally ran in us casks pen 12 of the esti district oat? te the | Street from Sagin ement on shows two-| en arrigan — Memon. Fleming made by 3 and objection: that ma rece te a : ee : 7 : : 
the | eat ae thereof mated defray | 6 at an éstiz aw Street teflakal ieee ot M atriee kbar hide |) Oe parties inte: ry <|com . cs : en se = S = = 7 
lovers forgot : gutters. mated and thet and ex- nad that the ated 6 to Edison ford, J. A. fidred W ‘arshali, 4 oe Fen = . i as ad =e : : pegeraig | : : = : : ae =e : eee ie on tel peons nan. inner Willie on ted February 22, 1956 of Pontiac, a given that the isin, decided. pore ch the = ae eae as “ania, Hobe c. wil 
says the Ne 1 pans and : nd. ‘apital 1 ereot is fu on file for publ, te) heretoto roll of marested, take gree _ Eee ES EE: ze : : a : : 
ational That iddace 18 HERER rther intended je|for th re made ra bd — ri natice: : EVANS, on the h ree City Hall { id chy, toro Miley Led fg fo = 2 : 
3 . Georga- Ponti vores pe Y GIVEN {plan, prof in ac te constru of thi e purpose y the Cit ssessmenit City Clerk at 8:00 ay of Feb in said Ct anise eat is eS i: : = : 
: : ae — he act y Asses Feb. erk | & esloch. ruery A. ty.) offi y Street rom Ho ve,| Mark J ompson . a ©. 
mission Ch m will clash the City of! s: the eost th and estim: ee with th cided sh: which th raving that or N * Feb. 23, '5¢ ment, at Serle to D. 19 ice for publ napeetion. : i sa i; a : 
at 8 antic eee on Fe to the Com. special ereof ‘i ate, and th elelal as ould be pa: e Comm! part otice of opportunity which tim review said Notice, is © ee os sa — : 
| bruar | @ shall be de at sessm: id an csicn (de: 87 Spec! P : will be e and Com also he: : intere k and 87, L. I. 
Sea sae ‘hae bear au 26, 1986 an \ aes all of the } serered by siaee Diacktop for the coaatrcatt oF i - - : _ a “ ; * =: : = : : a 
Assessment: peters a  eaacptions| Haka WenLIAG upon Gthe and pa etree yee Aveuse: “ - as a = : 2 : = : ca iat : cs = a parca of — a Boulevare ifrase reps Luther! _ Te: on 1 1986. 5 on the irs Be City Hall City Lew, of bo ty ent he 
: = : = oes ce eo : Snot — Linapection fle. reek souenh Deatrich, He Vern Mich. ADA R. EVANS, ‘ protic elock P il ares bel a be paid comnts ‘park bee | — 
3 . oe : : fs : 3 i Sa i ke rh Oraase, R. £. eee Gamble, C ae : ¥ City. Clerk. epeercuaits which phate said as-| in ment for borne 
: : i — . ae Sow a eroby oss that the | Bur Prederick, © Josephin ‘ari A Netles of 8 eb. Bi teres ¥ — ‘be giv ¢ and place -|inch blacktop the constru by special 
= = = = ; ree fat oat ron that Tette, Hughie C Otis T ¢ Seiser, of Spe whos AE ted w.o heard en all from Mi pavemen’ ction of 
a. -| Netice of 23, 1986 ‘om the Ca nses thereof e estimated on the 28t the City h the Commi ty albert se a i ce EE se = - vement : : = : : 
Elkins, Intention ; OTI Im shall be at 8 h day all in aie | Sita, near : = : | = : : 
‘Nellie |?” Blacktoy te Construct That, rAd 18 four or Pu ud Sescsouts clock bit Pebruary Arse City, | Foltz a hwartz, pope ine ag tr ron son top Pav item it: ebruary 22, 1956 eos tor public in pecth coi "ey 
to 7 Osworth, | Street. Pavement si Pontia Commissio: '¥Y GIVEN opport at which to review anes Thee | ers nr ann =o ; : = : : : “ = : zr a aos, - i “une w said se-| That al poree ereclber gare Lens ae ie R. Austin, Ro : R. Cit; ANS, Sar ae and Perens t the 
, at the ‘purpose requis “are hereby notified th: eaetre Fpl toot ‘atk aoe of Datea soe i hee perseas i) ener an ‘op the Cl ial lsctomen a te con a = = = = = = s ; | : oat 2 : ot uh the pu se e City ssment 'Spoh Mucado, W aid Butler, nnis, 2° " A. ity, on the the Cit - 
should Ss thes 2ist ¢ Commission a! wo y parties in ae keek weap ike 1986 aoul t which th raying that or for| Graeh: Lloyd iilliam Gat Fomine ~“e hea ss =e 
5 paid) ution tt ay of Febr ine held of ‘O. 6952 rested. y be ADA R neue be paid e Commissio pod he} Wes ares eet ae “1 ha o = 
for of was ae 1986 by on Dated: Februar, EVANS, | bi sment for and borne n decided est, Mar, @ Marion Ki Mrs'| Clar ue. : on Pe peo partway t fat 
ve. Ani! to be the 1 reso- y 22, 1956. City Ch acktop pay the const: by. special bio D garet Spro enchia, Albert a 3 oe = : 
iackto the Intention ADA Notios Feb. erk Telegreph ement on sestiog) ofr" | ee take not cole : ie = a ? . 
A Riyre t verment construct R_EV ee — 33, , 36)m Rosa Edna Av x ed, take 1 ret “i ae im raons otice = eh 
is now rom win on Shef: Ci ANS, |2”* Intention = on file in to Dawson fee from the noeen 1 ¢ notice: Th persons in-! Johnson, Law Laacee Ung. -‘Bdware me " : 
! Avenue at Avenue to field] Fe ity Clerk Blacktop to apostion. my office il] Pond t by lal Assessment at the roll n-iler. Ployd Tester, i Fane 3 — : 
. inspec- 4.86 and th an estimated Univer-| Notice b. 23, 1956 Street Pav Construct Notice 1 for public ihe Ped ty heretofore Se Neosese vara a S BI : irginia 
the _ that “the —, of Loong! the plan cost of of ee ee . ement on Osnssslaaisa lso hereb Caneiae that part Pec we ofthe ao a is venue. = 
hereby : 1 profile _ Special You « Hill of Pon on and the y given ber ssion dec of the cout of | thi Seal ok ice, Tout, an s 
eet in of the Lo inspection, nt and Blacktop Paveme aparece reguia re hereby ch time, wil A thal ithe! coe, by ided should be at ian tl e Special A soemaat he th ‘s ) — 
: : : 7 = oe ‘sone Pontiac: h Sarno rt of the City structio special asses he|by the at the N Feb. 23, ' 
: : . om a a nou moe e Commis: ¥) ment n of 2 sment for t id and a a ct A roll of of . 23, "56 
3 a fo = ee e : sn iberiath ay City Hall in sata City, | Street o jdngerson Mevrest sei which, the” Commi nS prstigpellmnens 2” Blacktop Paverne to 
clock to! oo oy one wnat inelonks Company and Mint pincisir mine |e Cit Oates ae ae ok paeos sopertaary 1 Al eras fe a ea a abite is or =: Se: 2 : 
that ail of Frege ogy ES fro by special Specthl } to ir ear a blacktop "paveme! to ¢ the intention — ie mt ve gen i = a ee eae S a a = : = ove- 
oe ro bag d° parcels ot iand|aefraying sessment Tat the ell of the sits ion ate ment With becenery Beieespeoroney 3a, 198 eae given, that the|now. Woorhela Tou mR ven the City" of Pen era 2 
= —_ a = E : chfetat in ihe Cy i the Commission | sbection in my office tor ) hrc poh Pes rg ord ne Commission ef 
es Pere, m= eae sod the cost wh: | Street ine Bliss 8 AP. 132. and North : ADA R at 800 o' rast of in sald Cit; Notice ts for public ia — it was February “les6 held on 
of and defray pgeiai construct by special should be toh! and t at an esti tea oan re alified = a : aS . e : | 
. that cost and " ruction assess paid hat thi mated ast Pt Cit: to t, at , to review per “i i A ae 3 
os ices aed oes $201.18 of the estima there: | te Central ae beara geet tS oo #4 38.00 (ROTICE OF 8 Peb. 23. 1086 interested to willbe veiven ‘nd, ald Chamber in the ae rot the City apes ae S : 
: : a ree LS op pavement wate speciion: fs on fil mate Clarkston Qu PECIAL ELECT! ted: Febru: rd per ppl cry 2th ¢@ ty Hall in om mission | cost aw Bee from Baidw: ent 
: , : s Z : ss =e os ce = ae | Ww.o, ary 22, 1956. at wae wee of Februa said City, | Pr of $5,581.95 treet at an in Ave- 
— eis HERESY rat Poe und. Com also he ction. my/the pla provement nded to a Goants it) prasdoe! of the ; said assess: o'clock P eae ge oe = 
» MD ssion of rel teby gi plan, pr t in a constr Notice nty, Mi Dis! ment, at vibe ce = ic 
will the Ci of Pont and the A ven that the co ofile a ecorda uct) cla! is he} c. nm: trict, AD. rtunity which revie is on fil of sa: plan, 
fone 1956 or onthe rl Gane on. “Chamber 74 th in ot the city special ascessinen poy areqas sand rer ston — will Le Loy ~ a alae “ at on ores pod deal given Beslan pines sald i farther enced : oo 
= = is 7; an Se a lay ae ol unity @chool in the Clark-| Ni Feb. 23 erk.| Dated 6 : ‘3 in-|the plan, vement in to const 
= = =. = = me Se men eso go eecreres y|igan, on Oakland District, 4 : otice of ded Jad! 1956 February the profile and accordan ruct 
W.0, 4 that may pal oe o'clock P. bruary AD Sinpet trons kenmore Appt ge elbering a4 bet Monday <— Beate of the 2” Intention ee 22, 1956 and alse ceo ie 
Dated: 1 ested place aS M., to review line Lo! Auburn ejther side els. of | pi sone ‘to va 27th da. of Mich- Blackt to Cons | ADA is hat ale Pare as 
: February 22, 1956 tne snteres jortuntty will rich time “and pater mo ieee rato cabal +0 ote upon. ths following Court. — jop Pavement on ee nan Dns Lote land ‘trout ia cat 
‘ ADA R. BVANE 3 eon hea all per- shall Street and f ool Clark You |; N Ped erk ginia ne tron her aide 
ip ; = a re 2% a ee i otice of eb. 23, "56! Ba, Avenue f. etther sid reels of 
City. Cler' : ruary: 22, 195 estima trict te dotn the spect Pike | not ‘of Michi; nty Pm owe meetin. Le notified o Speci ot sate ginaw Str roan waldeiel a: of Vir- 
as) ek. - 1956 : thet ted cost efray Py omicn assess- to. exceed n, borr, Sabioad City of g of ‘the that at Blacktop al A -|special as: eet shall n Avenue 
Feb. 23, 1056 . ADA R at $3,875.26 and expenses 1% of the Thousand Do’ ¢ Million ae the sum the 21st tiac, Commi: alae, Pavement ssessment: | $4.96! sessmen constit to 
‘ a ssion Ay ; e ss 
In Memoria = - » Gy, cer Capital ntbereot the eetimated cout = its _ bonds therefor Sar ,000) and issue nares a! was bier ae = Some on Ni ithe vestis tered cha oe 
IN LOVIN nero 2 BO . 23, 36 NOTICE Is HE Pund paid from the te seheal id Le Burbose struct ¢ e City .Co be the ack: Vasbinder =p ~~ ce : 7 ; 
husband Folg come or MY 2, 3, 6, REPLIES ‘That the = 18 HEREBY © GIvey on — fee orca S aitiens i cot nib wo-inen "blacktop gee ma Giles Mi he ee pay Gane Pu em a ™ ag = 
away : n of ¢ add: jemen' and o the 50 fe cha: ent on| Wh 4 hay ie a : : 
; | mis" tce Tioved i myreteypanet| MB 38 Soleo a Help Wanted Male“ wm elton crea tec Selita is a eee el Tate Ave. arth Snes hent tavern Se ae 
l The he ing voice 4 now laid low, 60, 67 1. ’ 37, 38, EXPER a | ° ditions to r as ne imprevemen le and 0.00 and the ray & Ei ams. Alex ern’ Wh ry| Commissi ‘Cham! a "Sat : : : a5 oe ae ian a wt eat,\of F on Cham meet y of. 
snen aso death's cold in mine 99. , 80, 83, 91, 95, lower oe cds ahd screw __ Help Wanted Male aug betld.| "fe farther tm ee pubic “a re aor rhesaars Ouver Bur: — “geretions BAe ee = 
. : = a = Wante .6 tended i all , George Edmore. ay be m ms and p.m 
thounced later by ee Tam al! ink of him Help W. reese CED cour ent. FE Doel? PON RAS aH elp WwW te construct R Paul, Hs M. paddler pony mel oe ade by Se is ea 
Home, 3141 the Coats Pu-| 2° memory ts the pd anted Male 6 ine ta votre OUNTER ak | 1s surges WANT anted Male 6 H ugsian Gospel Assoc Cuma spree A nec Pee a 
Sarhabaw “| Sad grief ‘di ne AOA ‘rm re A : 7 
Pistan, Michigan. | ain Mlaved ci by hs wife, 6nd Confident ADJUSTER Gate a 80 W. Maple. | REFRIGERATOR ile aust weit D; SALESMAN AT ONCE. elp Wanted Female 2 7) —— ans 
= “ Job FOR OD : vie RV Ma ae E W 7 
ove ne Ss E siEMORY GF 7OUR tonal A or elder aiden to re years of fants OL 618i roll HIT at caerycane | il domes 2 | SE = ‘ Sar ‘ = ae ae = 
. Be — oon of -. de pet away rher, wh bad we Tesou: with Na- NITOR PJ AP r full | am tol for rience nec- apply. M | DRAP! Orchard Luke or older ool | wart wee 
. tS = = : = a -. ae a ren oa i ae Says t 9 Help W: DRAPERY Sikes Jto@p Apply wager” Gro WAN —— Work Wanted , 
aot will be serge —s on Spee a rows =i pee copes ee sopear. TOR Fp i ppl set Oakland. parte Sarving Re- anted F ie Jand's Inte ene ESEe RIENC? =e5 ma ats ie: a Zee 
at 10:30 id Pride rai; home DO spelled mock ahd Tove te: fureisecaen conan onal opportun 1 Jo ce FOR } kd m - 06 ATTRACT 7 et s Interiors °S sirepertes wie Y WAT “le seks = 
30 om, from ¢ ¥, Feb. Sadly’ m h never ant in _intervi Call M Company ity | Skilled VE NEAT a DERLY LAD’ ‘ham MI 4 te- W J r ale ae 
eS ee ee qrenas iesed by ber ch be filled. iow, PEO car | 7 mechani REAL young lady. 0) or eee araall iharelne ay oemance Tre ro i . 
: : = = ' i Re - er pe tx ueser for peeve C | Small oon with eld [NSION TO IT or write Alb Call 2651 Ba: Ret- 
Perey Mt. Park, Ssaby ‘Rictey to huroend ‘MEMORY OF MY eho reese $25 DAY | ——— ae ae eaves SALES OR Bean tae ex erience | Box 32 eins mon | ° easihcal ae os 
EB patage Yoneret_ Dome. Fen Wes. EE etree Hours to sult “CAR AR mting background tee establiched off ee in a well BEAU TY.p% a al aS 2 = = : : : ee = 
. Pes. now | ‘The 0 Ry ent and must, and nic ARE tion, good time cRATOR noon SALESWOMAN. ~ : Bae ) 
$908 Walden Ad age ~ egret in sa, The jew, ie loving atte lore ea Brenan invest: Le ae) NTER™ LR con | See fom. PULL aierel-aturon” “C WOMAN. | 12 Wo mployment Service Mo ror ee, ee os 
= se wel bee iyo x wee p.m. eovere ttt | — rrse Bidg RH B R work! enter, P. store | WOMA 1712 on far ED MA 
r fre. Ruth . I often te dea ; rf $ pm. we _ _FE 8-0418 : : IL IR uniform ng cond ontiac. | peek i oo = | 
men eo Sit ane wise ue | Syne SC ad oink ot fim Py YOUNG MEN ___,LOOK, MENT ee 1 REALTOR a MMEDIATE OPEN be permanent oe oo ont “aa ee aa 'Fiowana Cae 
= 13 ¥ co vot hime oa Calif wi year » MEIN: Huron insu k NINGS o Tr ages out of s or 0 ork, N _Re wo ds ‘ 
= = Martha Cook uel Boyn-| © call its own a that ert Leave | Must be ne Wash ‘plo ze yeareroand sal ROUT rance eepers = © under, reeled to 35 school MI 14-4005 Reference ‘ren chr OPA aes 
be held Puner: ané tars | A wife. Wilm: Sadly mi ef view im medh Heat & sit & ous men t earnin es position TE OPEN FE PE 5-61 mestic Birm! waitresses ie Apply rs ring birth ¢ Those 16 W > 2 . “ SEE ia E 
Row al servi irs. | ——— bur, Jar *. and saed Avera ately aft singte. requir Sales as for am marri N FE 81 Service ses _pm in store. bolas sar af Sian x : : = 
ef = = i eran be Ceodeelp BES re: but hel experience hi- | $24 ioe man wi Sn. PO aam_ M 139 arr oy m: n Fred San: 8:30 am. es | care of R HOUS _ ort yt TIME W« 
; < ae fare : | Ee ‘s eae ee i sty eee ptul We not | For expense ith car. $80 R apie, Empire eat GIRL W ders to 4 _Call el ae ehtid RK AND ng and | 
: : < Ee oe ss eS & or. fr papers train B int s. If you tus DISH ; ing-| work. ANTS* 5 — | WOMAN _28137_b ren. Liv D etc. 
2 : = + ue = iE fe “a = i est : wai = pet ment cal qualify | SHWASHE 9 to Car fare. DAYS A. MAN TO CAR efore 3 ore! in. Respo 
. Mr ate in Ottews | pg lonesome b, 23, 1055.” who Sets te shift. 2: STEADY & retirement Ser Best Osta & 2348. t Fuller BUS SHER AND Sewers ire. FE 5-1973 wx.| fren while age roe? a : mee oo 
the will) te in|! sad and here without SS Grane Kou re) Fret cake wtiefta fur roue SALE Pre JS WON 1S from | light how mother wo ~ CHIL. any kind otal pore 
ie. n tm | ttfe has weary the you, ™. ard LL r older rown, 8 ection. Oe) 8 : 2 : oo SS | : : : : 
Pu | not way: ls . ake. 3 Co inger Apply ation: RAIN gion ages 3 {EL = have (fed ay = —_ 
| Since you we een the vy: = to 6; ——" 102 N Se win Mr. a ally & NING re noe 5 to Are HOCH’ : _Call PE os portation oe oe 
z Sadly : came: : CAB D yy? : : 2 N. Saginaw a Machin single nown fir 1 8:30 oe in pe Tel-Huron por offering as "i . - oy EE 
adiy missed ah eee Dav RIV E i * e sell moakk conte Man. m will tr: rson in sto rtunities excellent ee a |= Pie 
H., 30 Margtlen + 21 1986 IN LOVING y husband i 1221. night shift. RS | Pontiac lary ing lira to quince F RE D $ re. people 38 hee sacertionsl ns falr #8 = See | eae s : 
cae a . CARL rere | 1G MEMORY oe Ook 218 . Bteady, FE | SALES eee Hegel eet a ee DISTRICT Mt ANDERS aatiy ener ee = F 6-6240. king, live tw. _TRON- Ready for paint. poe | 
: , : : : 'S TR Ma: ANTE! partic paint na 
. 5 En = = MEN ecminstrattes or Ng oF busin rs| Qualified epnteas MINGI nacer. snes ae “A RELI particular Fr ai paper) Neiy 
Veima Lyon, resi, Agence tl one home without 1985." O PONTI —eara,|| peck ing experienc eguivalent qualified uni veetiee Ares ITION 168 W 1HAM seed women t ABLE MIDD! Tar —— _ 
= ne: es = = - _ AC eo rree fl, Soe tence | such ent} Ger and- ony p po) pee for a } Maple € cniaren. live In. c ie. | 1 DAY SERVICE ¥ 
. . it 10US aanl ouse work aa ives eae 2 —_ = 
haver Copenhaver: |J lost my Dose my darting send, e 189 W oH ployment S : eae Mart urus aut. 9380 plete and of Led ioaclllsey SEW 1 works and rolagiase some |-_* sige meee & ater. 
By Daughters a2 tend ~ mother G MA uron 8t- Service for young Excellent automobile train! t essential pear Vv ES be de nights, $15 ing. Moth =e : mo and deliv ‘8. $3 
. * and N FO sonal) man opport x epportunit furnished m- Ro’ pendable a Wee at ay, id Aphid “si 
with, the y ere Fr) at on be| Dorothy Chuck a ee Harold 1G adua AN UPON ARC) WEL pink 42551 ity: nt fess pleasant per. qualification: por fur with right ae | | . |= a pe _ = aE 
Park ft Chapel Bettie and | Positi eS prouee Jn acta ietieed RG TARE | 313 Pontiac State Bat wards at} (personal interview. er detail ualimited . _ See We = eee : = 
fm et rr. Copenh try Mtiom Flo { sitions as : fer ob all kinds of Outside cae | eee e Bank Bid, Mich. | Coyle, De' te Mr, | Unltmit turn sp : _ Live in. FE 8-2706 9 Can | (PARLE 1 ee 3 
: 2 =e a nox auat tr il kinds of weather sedi 1 5-0277. &. DO YOU LIKE} trait 27. and ned earnin, are time H aoa CAPABL me $3 a bu OS | AN AND = 4 
Home Sparks-Gri Nene 3 orkers wi elfare _trences OR 3- ust ha re | * Sales . S —<—<$—$<—_—__— ‘ou LIKE MU Fo pleasing Se en ae oy = 
Pun : ffi DUNSTAN’ ee : Ts wit 1249 ve ret- ales P you like MURICEWOULC r inte persona of elp Wan ung lad DE 
mn Chesss for Vocus ne Division ihe Juve. MIDWEST | With nationally s Promotion op on fie? a iiving ap wOunD) Eaor POR HOUSES PEt het eed 8 sea Eine’ cette 
Es = , TANS LONE county’ “ akla | Book FOR | area A ork te Oatla cigare edge cjementary revtsi gaat soul L ts PE 2- USEWOR ’ SIRE BA 
» 186 Willard or. PRED. | ~~~ uneral Di ——!' ys Prob: nd | eric | : MEN | $60 per ge 22-30 erie and eters good fo’ munc w ey beers incer: LADIES T me 'e = aio 
r oved husband ‘of St. age 67: RA rectors 4 Salaries $4,071 ate Court. | Oates ene: : $60 ver wk ‘Auto f artineleceary _gani io gou Latees a re knoe eras ‘0 ‘sox on ie ae 2 
Doffr: de AAPA vee, $450 B & a ‘urnished, a a a “ 5 S ES = : 
: — Hos a Sabie 070 to ~ |. dunt mar traine Cie onus & uto ex Trav- with futu: jonai or- ocal ar experien: HOSTESS , wants WAITRESS 
ymond, Pursiey 1? LANCE —, EN OR WIT $47 of or accoun! ee... $5000 TaD nd sal penses re FE 4-2 other ea or ce nec ‘S WS art time ITRESB 
Duty: oP pen ‘and ee it, | ay sare mem bar ee Sear ton poato thas spd ba feet es peed alabbahiet winiary, increase ar See) liencin arate fenisere aicorenies ee oe 
wenn tyro g ali geared Ts FUNERAL ff ce cint Our ee I- Pontiac 8 Im ese hone samt mara ES ss Fae : = 
Miss Moors ora "Daniels. = one Ee patil thd Oe ee Orin MILLI FE 5- ‘eat Bian | _ Press feers, Sumiuer so Pe sae ( ) © ~ = : : = = : = = : : : : : : F int 8 PE RIE, 
aed eee ee aiconabs lend DIONTPIMG 3 — Watert tailed are CNEL OFFICE, PUY | 0 alsa ehe OP @) ot ai ae : = 
fee will be said Fanerat sere KIRKRY wp. | 3-71 tad Beh or. PONTIAC * | by ce OPERATOR LES pportunity P ye. Flint. 6, Mich eer oa end rods it you can fe os —— = 
= : . i | ele at has ourney- EN : ON w real mon uce you can! G referen oe 
Chapt Bm frow urday — FE | ewer at pee & 4 OPENIN INTIA ee x Sa : 
Sparks Home—FE ~ hed aple Rd. ool & Die Coe: T "NING F JOBS F AC tracts ani buy, “yell, i,ettice:| in ee 
Rev Ma Rev AH. -Gri ae 4-188 _Birmingham, Troy T Co., EXPE i FOR . S FOR \ ey 1 and rental atid =| ioe caer ee : : = ciate ab 8 8 pealecnoel Makin con- Metamora pousekeepin 1L- 
= = ah 3 = = ‘ n . Tl ENGED facet el UE S e poe : with us ook | HOUSEKEEP! 45F3 a. Live 
Sal pel fo Chepe! Mar | FU onn gineeri N71 THIS ! RECEPHONIST no e 11 © CHA serach oan 
Soarke Dritin Pomerat Hoe Moench FoR [FON S| Tilust ering |- C IS NEW ecretar preine Faller 28 a1 orchard take Rg FEB ie tt a a 
nera! me ARKS-G NERALS l | Sho: FIC: irm _ 0; Ing T FR t 81131 ‘IR ne 
MILLEN. FER ‘Tho RIFF a S T rthand FIOU cE T $190 | care of EE F = ONING on. 
: S : : a - and 1GUR RAINE: milk 9 = co OR TA 8 $3 | 
pen. ¥F .  w 7 | rvice PEL pable typin NCE fe et a = = = 
<= oe nos Voorhe —— = MINOR AN E | wamps save o Down soon! "ani Ae See oe, iB eae. ES =r = = 
fem and her of = Millen: es; Si ND MAJOR pia arom, Pa m COMP: gusificatioos on eccord ar ae ve F = a = a = 
j : . p tata M Ligh: PER en ue- OMEN, mee an = 
: = : = “e 7 sure wn y ent E ANY BENEF TY ght bookk T AINE gino | portunity _ YEAR RO ING: $3 
‘gnd Ste Mrs ima Webb: dear | Amb FERAL H 21 RAY O'N |W UT OF mployee D' FFITS: | 2 PIST, hi eeping - E $200 | aroute m2 to Bee rs; 
sister . Carri : al O} oO ILL VER Holld — : ‘ " = : 
ae te beta rates Paserat ernon OG tee ME cee neni 22 8 Ue Realtor BUY WHEN Pawsxneeee Vacation Pav nt Immediately. | Shorthand RETARD sas Perr. esceua, “Atety atkins | Lapy isms -oA¥T = Fe 
pm day. 8 ‘oter eninws for Co- none FE 3-7 No 1 spitalizats ety : % = 3 = 
Chan at the Feb. 2 a is) or dr . Co-aperatiy + 103 or FE 5-7: oo : Life I ion Plan SECRET ho sh CIviL : i ADY W _5-1567 Or 
: = = = meek : ns he fs alts: BOLT = Estate aan | AVERAGE easonal Gantant Partoanel Ger GR na ees $0 Training omen SERVICE wat bere | Paene a Aeate Bae HOUSE 
1 ers.|) GR ’ ective i per- IGE ET! z, : = a : : - = em = mest ci "E CADET AMBI 8 ION PE NV AIT th foo! "BNER’S th Ex tart hi en- | MID ive in 
will Cemete nt in| —Cemeter, PERRY : ( ustratl ty of Pon’ ADET: TIOUS Wi $60 R DEP E’S Ls 313 NER’S., P’ ceeeary, et PREY i corms ses ; 
Sparks lle tn st vy Mre metery in Section MT. PARK _omple ation— wales ca ittac, high : ve et ore - ON = : = : a 
: = = ra con plete company cai a pone eaoatenee. grad- HAVE SECURITY Fon” VERAGES MENT STORE FE eri sa (oa aed ones showing sala | meee job. FE 5-2060. WANTS 
Griff ome ae its. : rements: Age Department work: NO I 0 Cl FOR ee “ ITE: Box sa a) ‘salaries, je iedy -ceslr i sat 
: a : oe ae = ze ves SOME ARS P ; I re WANTED SBOE Pon ae. pie ; a Ce oe ee ‘DABLE 
r worn Peal ho 8 1 ress M come, a tice emia Di onal Good (ef CES8ARY! NT hi stay with eld EAGED CO ens [EOGRAPHI? 1x08) & 
| = : | : s ho erly UPLE retarial NG, TY 
7 raat io" FxPRr ror WANT ADS — ulti-Gratts |: nel cricefue oe tobe! For A equired RD G brid doen Fe ide ‘ove Si ie eet oe 
= 7 : ; : Lie et person. Or + ppoi IRL = = 9 pm betwe ork. Ba ISH E 
im m abbors wh atives FE 28 o ll ans ¥S EVENINGS A 5S. Parke A ntment C ae | S ; = == : . ) na mee ak Olive 1-715 all M O ShincHenae nstructi : PRA er PE + pee o 
Maton ie] thenk beresve. Fro nc | 56033 nn Recreat = MR PANKI : a : = 
rat . ond s ta 1 m 8 a.m \ * ion. FE MR P , NOGRA -o2.4 93900 Dein ONS, | oo z " 
= Tae tor te Purskes .m. to § PRE Z . PANKY Brdabtotdiit sha) : ahs ae = 
: wie ley p.m. Fr. “20 WoT NKY . | RE FOR peed) abate ine oe 
the comfort _ All error | Ferndale 14 Hilton | IF a a : ; 2 : = a we . é oe ; 4. ; ° _ OFFICE RAD FOR | sPREC | Sunday. FE. Days, Ac! 113. AT HOME 
. B. Gravhek gre a ee “the _ JOrdan eentg ()!'T OFF} a es Tractor & Impl “cevanl ty : : Bas = : = 2 
: | = ss a ~~ | (f OR a SHE a e _ plement cnEDre to YABLE nao = Birkshiree in ae tee CHIL- watniac: 55-9983 Gs AND TRON- 
. = leek Ba ter thas sete the eet chine repairman WASHING "3 ax | SALES MANN a FOR Real E Division in GENE cree $340 mee ec cnaln e| ea acd delivery FR. 40060 = 
= i = ST Ee epee i ieee mae CARE SENT Rave state : fares eae $240) Traini cIvit ee nvicE Tes 2063 eROENTLY NEED oS 
= Se es neh he acted Ales pay. pepe work phe and: 7 leis mer pornings t : URE C TERK JO) 9298 | mn til appoin TESTS! ls ork. FE 5-3854 ANY TYPE 
Se Ble ag | Beate itfath ary and x. racation me ee cpetione a. alert Foun B M $333 | vom ee wer ee Men or ILL BABYS! OF 
ee our cue an wher i = are m When canc gh the 1 piacem confide erences refiner s AL} an a - = | . = = z ; = 2 : a an oe : Terence ee TR Earnin vertisin H Pontiac 8 ed bh et FREE ten unne wou FE % HOME 
Jerry and Ma: rev Lv r “kill ure to ge | 96 Oaklan arts and vst Re- | All sa LAINI zs unilm Lj = tate B ook sho slate. Cane 7 
oe Cis rear ee SE get | EXP’ Service | in s esmen @ ING To Buy ited. : NURSE’ FE ripe Bid ments, wing sain Tustrat- WN HC aces 
= E te = | Satan Co., cales. & Te given you B —To Sell == SE's AF 227 «. __Box sample res. requi yee? ME BY TO pO 
Wish TO out ft. giv | servic ED RE! | own nd ome trainin mu a ts f te E : : = : 
THANK A ¥ = en |} e man f FRIGE) wn territory trhandis . aon is = s i 2 P ; : = _ a sal cen er rate panel oing in INSURE [T Has th th good » und stead NCED. | Work W ese _ 3-23 N WANTS FE 41 
i > leg g ne | NTE : fs ane : | = : for OOF and atON ege educ « ye 27-29 we e not as Immed babes Must alary and ¥ position | ann vork Wanted 60 WORK.’ 
: ; = re = mee eT oe years, co iate Openi ion or Ii Nara Gey bee B Male - eae “FE 
: : a : E a rat , col- penings call pet vom me ee a- BRICK. B 0 Build = 
2 | : . Es nes : 3-8342 ween ® and br int! tta- | ___work LOCK AN ing Se 
; : ou = cles sheds with one of the leas Y ' in RES: nd 5 dail ment CA OR 3-2018 D CEMEN we TV ice 1 
nelatbore tous m tte Insura: id know 1C WIT s of Ame leattin = z : : : eae ; an 2 = ow pone! WITH i ik fleld a Tica and # cueiee Coane co, | charge IBLE WOMAN | _work new AND CAR ' _and poh REPAIRS 
=. = 353 oe we a Ee ae ce wieder erative Real pasts it Pa oe rene ma. TARE c & RE ENTE eae aT nN <4 AIR pie ale 43 3- 2957 | LOME 
! z= 3 mar ay aa positions E 0263. xchange SE ‘ RESPO! lospital bet Apply Bie ool | Mu New AND ani ower gené ORS. AI er 8 
the. firat of —— — Xx & for the r wancemeskits 107 ‘ RET SPONSIBLE tween 10 joom- Murdock, PE 2.786 repair Biner ‘° ct Tators, he He 2 TOOLS. 
inserti after perien ALARY oa ae is NEXT 76 W. Huron TAL general nous nuts 7! peel ee = vs ue : | ms ‘ola ACKSON® 
Cal ced > | Salesme BON OR TO B reference TE S31 “Good ean = ; : 
= es woe = a AY NS a P “SEVERAL_WoweN” ve in. Good CABr rm ota FE ye | A= er “CEME Ni NRE 45000 
Z fis = aa OSI me an N NEEDE er. Kit R AND a N 
$1.50 ys 6D man ur bon anted MEN and ad Pdr Eeten,, | CARPE ra = : 
H $1.86 aye AUTO us| esti for Pont i 4 930) te on ce one NTR = ie a - 
150 $2.76 SEt, c MO us established ine are income b te Ge fel cas We . 
; : i" le Ed = tae = a: Call on hour: y work the fa: bd PE . MON 
H tase i Fist “ies Sano Alan oon: “i ROEE eae COLLF | secount Abr el i Benen geo pene : A Aig aga mara aie tee 7 att tee 
270 » 600 ft - TEQUIPMEN CON- F all sh ref pe 2 | ae ss; : : nae = 
7 215 486."' NT A IT SH iment erence For egressive. Appl os LGO cae = = : : : MENT 
8 ' 587° 720 Excellent nd other ARING ~ __ write e. WEbst int- pply NOLF OIRt 4-4508. PE aa pee 
® 3.60 en. 340 llent Oppo tuni Cc highly rated _1116_G Tare mR ety or 2500 lotaitaa ores 3. GE renatr, R WORK hatctie: nes rs Jet pum 
, 4085 1 10.90 A. Elbling & amity in wordeare (3-600 personnel | TURR rand ged E. Maple Rd ris,_ote. trees. i fin WEA. Bt. woes AND |- Partitions change “S ca 
4 z Bas SEE ons MI 4 t Mon. ee 7 d. fi KIN’ . _Ed 3 M AL IN | toidiye free. 6 ent 
= MR JAN _ | RESRBA -5980 Sat - Fri. ee es Sel Wo tee tet mc urray FE G LICENSED | gee a 
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By LAURANCE F. ee a shot has been fired. No one phone service between Rio de Jan-\two million persons 220 . miles They blocked the airfield with gas-|"U" past Santarem. There are no! RIO DE JANEIRO, aaa oe ®— is thwest of Rio. de Janerio, a railroads along the Amazan. a a gh 3 ag dived ane epee =o = pi was cut last | sou’ ‘. hay es »  Joline drums and have been holding “ cad 
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WEin. Top of tke Town | wxve, Ween sory | Mame Mews Bon Maeod | by Arthur Schwartz [3 Mass ver a8 , ExLw: Tes MeDoy SE beter" Homectees | MAR Meme Mante O| OY FN Fd i} in Late March | ‘ She Began | | Sar Re: Reson) nen oo |” e aackommun . (i eeet em | | for Quality gpd eh case , WPON: News, Party Ww4J,- Weekday : 33 Bear | | : en away moana =| 0:20 WIR. Arther Gedtrey | TTY ewe winter NEW YORK (INS) — Maxwell, ouseliation = | NEW YORK @~The New York| ay “KLW, ; op Times said today that more than) €:00—WIR, Jim Vinal _ WXYZ, When a Girl Marries) WJBK, eon gorge Anderson's $60,000 for CBS - TV's Ag I j “a : 
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OU hil a i Seo sews ey rte . ee ese | . ar = roguo stakes ie ( ‘wwe Bebb Maxwell ; WJBK. ese, Fey Some te NBC is shaving Shaw's “‘Cea- : Indian 18 The leaye | tne 33 29 Tatters in ave ya Rested, bones 4 WxXY2, Bown, ff sar and Cleopatra” down to 90- prepae arey eer e tree ° | CKI Da j ick 4 Pest 60 English ri Gibe: hows Bluse for Music minute size (Jess more time out | ¢ shoshoneen 20 Algonquian 35 Scottish ua Rites 
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' Jently aims to equal or better seed : predus Channel 3—WIBK-TV Channel ¢—WW-TV. Channel 7—WXY7-TV “Channel SCKLW-TY |PLUM FOR STERLING process we have now.” Nevin 1.| #0 Machines it automatic lines emed by Bing Crosby in the orig. [200% tecucal assistant in Ford's| Ty ‘asay he said. “In 10 , 
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS |, Talk by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, of businessman who married his! formed by Bing Crosby in the orig- years many of their preduction ~ @:00—(7) Superman. Superman) “What Has Happened. to Polite-| secretary -to help ‘in legal de-\inal movie March 1 when Lux! facilities will be comparable to | 
uses his X-ray vision to help old) ness.” (4) You Bet Your Life.) lemma. (2) Johnny Carson Show. | Video essays’ “Here Comes the ‘ } ours and within 15 years theirs 
lady guess number of beans in techs Marx quiz. (2) Bob) Johnny lives several other lives G Groom” , , , Pat Crowley and {4 | tl may be superior.” 
jer and win contest in ‘‘The Un-|') Cummings Show. Bob pretends! in comedy hypnosis sketch. Jack Steve Dunne repeat the original vv ng a A ot . 
.  fucky Number.” (9) Circle 9 The-| ‘to be engaged to another girl to) Prince is guest. . Jane Wyman ané Franchot Tone oe non gaeh de 
u ater. Roy Rogers, Andy Devine} escape matrimonial trap. - ‘ |10:30—(7) Science Fiction Theater. | roles, : a ‘ ee q 
‘break illegal meat slaughtering 8:30—(7) Stop the Music. Quiz with) Howard Duff in “Sound of Mur-| yvernor ace . : December ; 
ring in “ me in the Sier-|. Bert Parks. (4) Dragnet. ‘Sgt.| der.” (2) Secretary. df Agricul-) Perry Como’s artillery this Sat- POORLY ORGANIZED 
tras.” (4) News and Sports. Paul! Friday is aided by suspect's) ture Ezra Benson. Reply to “The urday will be Jane Russell, Andy He said most industrial plants in 
- Williams, Bil Flemming. | daughter in trapping narcotic) Farm Problem: Crisis of Abun- Devine, Lilli Palmer, end Van| Either Bentley or Ford Russia are poorly organized and 
@:15—(2) News. Jac LeGoff. (4)| peddler. Jeck Webb, Ben Alex-| dance" jand Buddy Hackett . "Seem Like} fo ‘Seek je aaa touch old machinery. But ) 
- Sammy Shore: Comedy. © |. ander star. (2) Climax. Gene 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety Sestds| Gleasen's owiteh bs 6) be he. added he was impressed with appointed financial chairman| — r 
25—(2) ‘TV Weatherman. Dr.| Nelson, Katy Jurado, Coleen Show.: (9) National News. (4) ‘cal aawe Sian Gre alls el Top State Job ; two .plants, one making machine of the Kefauver for President Com- 
SS rerett Phas > | Gray, Warner Anderson in News. Paul Williams. (2) News. | Point edge on Como. , . Perry tools and one ball bearing plant.| nite in Hlinols, lowa, Indiana, Voll x FOR 
€:98—(7). Cisco Kid. Duncan Reti-| “Nightmare by Day,” story of Jac LeGoft. stayed more than 20 Trendex | WASHINGTON U—John Feikens,| “New automatic production ma-| Michigan and Minnesota. aldo, tho Carillo in western ad- man who. lies about the disap- jk: 16—(9) ‘Local Weathercast. points ahead of “Stage ‘show,” Michigan Republican chairman, | it Vo 
venture. (4) Juvenile Court Judge)  Pearance of his wife and is @~ 1]:15_(7) Variety Theater. Charles) for a-tull hour edge of 31.1 (0 has wound up his three-day Wash!" 
Kaufman presiding in reenact-|_ Tested. for ber murder. Laughton in “Captain Kidd.” (9) 21.1. ington visit with the picture still Annas ment of cases. (2) Patti Page #:90—(7), Star Tonight. Raimonde| pym Theater. George Raft, —_— not clear as to who will seek the Sot ay ue) ie METERED PUBLIC LOTS 
. | Show. Music. cod en wee Sylvia. Sidney in “Mr. Ace."’| Virginia Graham gets DMarsaret| Repsblican nomination for  gov-|® . | Peet . eerenene -  €:5—(2) News. Doug Edwards. | who wants to avenge sister's) . story of woman who wants to \proman's NBC radio job. Her ap-|ernor. é oe lol alwlmla : 
. %:00—(7) Kidda, Fran and Ollie.! — Rite of ase ss run: for governor and gambler pearance on “This Is Your Life’| Feikens emphasized one point, in au Anne an 1 EO RESERVATIONS . Puppet Comedy. (9) Heart of the Picture Academy. Ingrid) who -helps her out. (4) Little did it... however: either Rep. Gerald R.|| ussis epee alae 
Bhity. Boy leaves home to prove! Béremian, Charles Boyer, Charles) Show. Robert Emmet Keane, aa Ford Jr., or Rep. Alvin M. Bentley 3 Spo ose eo hs - to. ttle family he can make good) Laughtonin “Arch of Triumph,”) Harry Tyler in “Another Road.”| Robert Q. Lewis’ talent for se-|would get the “active support” of . feiniolnivi>| f on his own in “Long Way Home,”| ama of surgeon searching for}< (2) Miss Fairweather. Mary Ann lecting nice singing stars continues |the state’s entire Republican Con- ¥ Fi i ONMhs MMe sta if — Finn Michoels with Pat McVey, Jane Nigh. (4)| Gestapo man in France and'the) Rrownley. with the employment of Jill Corey gressional Delegation. miata iat patter ie Trevel Burecu 
‘Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff) *imger. he meets. (4) People's| 11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford.|to succeed aor — off to’ Ford and Bentley are the most : ESUESROET tatatate qunemmasit the a Dts Sek, with Sportsmen's news. (2) Ray Choice. Sock gets into trouble | Music. jmeet the stork . discussed possibilities among the r , 
Milland Show. ~The Arrival,”| When he wants to spend city tax! 31:25 (2) Nightwd&eh Théater. win OR ELSE Michigan delegation. Ford has in- comedy with Phyllis Avery. | Money for day-nursery. Jackie) Arturo de Cordova in “Adven- It “Lov Marriage” from dicated he would rather run- for r stars. : °° f e and Marriage mj : 9:15—(7) News. John Daly. Coope tures of Casanova. ‘Our Town” doesn’t win the Tv/Fe-election to Congress but has not %:30—(T) Lone Ranger. Lone Ran-|9:30—(7) Down You Go. Word 11:30—(4) Tonight. Comedian Andy Emmy award for songs, the fix js Tuled out his candidacy. Bentley 1 
has indicated he will rua if Ford _ger prevents a rigged election’ game with Dr, Bergen Evans| Griffith, vocal group the Ravens, ie 
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  of the Pioneers.” (9) Million Dol-\” pease is losing her husband | - Allen. We're informed Janette Davis’ ’ Feikens joined Ford in denying yw wwwrwwwwrewr~, | | .. Mar Movie. Judy Canova, Tom| to his glamorous. first wife in "FRIDAY MORNING . income has been vastly under-esti-| thta Ford had refused “without |p Just Arrived! : Brown, Jerry Lester in “‘Sleepy) “Your Other Love.” Warren oe imated generally, and that she now) qualification” to run for : t Time Gal,” comedy. (4) Dinah) Stevens, June Vincent fea- 6:45—(2).Les Paul & Mary Ford. ‘gets $200,000 a "year He he did gov. iP NEW SHIPMENT Shore. Snowy Central Park in| ‘tured. (2) Four. Star Playhouse. |6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's . es ey . — = 4 S$ 1 ; TV F * here to pick the party candidate. |} yivonia New York is song setting. (2)| Charles Boyer plays first) Farm Report. Goodyear Finyicese Sunday ; _ Sgt. Preston of the Yukon. Men} mate torn-between ambition and|6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. will be a joy to the old Irish whe | “Party unity will continue to be > HAMPTON ELEC. = terrorize mining community un- sympathy for his captain in 7:00—(2) Good Morning. (4) To- remember ‘The Trouble,” with a the keynote,’ Feikens said. An > 825 W. Hurea se ets ] til Preston races to town to deal) “Command,” with Richard Hale,| day. serious drama of the rebellion, |2S™eement between Bentley and > with them. Richard Simmons is) Ross Elliott. 7:55—(2) Weather. “The Terrorists.” Ford not to run against each other, | oessm Famous Makes 
Sgt. Preston. 10:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. “Bed /8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (2) = he said, contains the “ingredients” See Hampton for TV F 9:45—(4) News Caravan. John! ‘and Board,” drama. (4) Video! Little Rascals. Ginger Rogers and Gene Autry for avoiding “a bitter primary : j Cameron Swayze. "|,, Theater. Lex Barker, Anne Ban-/8:30—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) have joined the “‘Louella Parsons/Sght. e Free Home Trial 8:00—(1) Life Is Worth Living.’ croft in “Hired Wife,” comedy) Wixie Wonderland, Story” on “Climax” March 8 and) Democra(® Gov. G. Mennen Wil- ~|9:00—(4) Romper Room. still no Louella has been cast. | ams is expected to bid for a fifth laa pid pi ‘ ! 9:30—(2) Love Story. (T) Heart. |two-year term. : CBC GENERAL fe a 
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