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sane scree m= HOI Up City Bar 
brokers unable to satisfy more 
20 per cent of individual or- 
while two reported an aver- 
of 10 cent, . 
FIFTH OF ORDERS = 9 2. fod tt atling Lerchen & Co., said i : & | 
Pair Escape. With $890) 
at Gunpoint 
  (Police report. After Holding . Patrons recent Indian history. 
Two armed bandits, both hooded, along language lines. This would 
held up a city bar last night and make Bombay City a separate 
. J. Linton, manager of Pon-|escaped with about $890, Pontiac/small state under the direct ad-          
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  the qualities of a good judge be- 
fore about 300 pdrsons assembled 
at Devon Gables| to honor Oak- 
land County Circuit Judge Clark 
J. Adams, who was - installed 
Jan. 3. 
“A good judge is possessed of ab- 
solute integrity, honesty, a cap- 
acity for impartiality and an un- 
biased opinion,” said Justice Deth- 
mers, “allowing him to mete out 
| ministration of New Delhi. Leaders|ven-handed justice under law, MOST SERIOUS 
Observers said the continuing 
outburst was fhe most serious in 
The disorders broke out Monday 
in protest of the government's plan 
to reorganize the Indian | states 
  t his company was able) The pair held at gun-point 13 of the -rioters demand that -the| “He has tact, diplomacy and only about 20 per cent|customers and a co-owner of Tom's city be the capital of a separate! the ability to contpose differ: 
of the stock asked for during the|Bar, 928 Mt. Clemens St., after state of Marathi-speaking peoples. ences. His patience enables him first day of what he called ‘“‘emo- 
on the part of 
J. Nephler Jr.? manager of 
the C, J, Nephler Co., stated: that 
his firm was successful in satisfy- 
ing an average 10 per cent of the) 
orders. Similar distribution was re- 
ported by Richard Patterson, man- 
  ager of Goodbody & Co. of Royal register of $140 and took a wallet, 
Oak. ‘containing $50 , from ~ the; Indian army troops — Caper —_ 2 
customers, (George Regal, 774 Ster-|out to guard strategic electric and) ’ ° Clark 
mann jad sold to pry ling St., police were told. |water power installations but they) Adams has these qualities. 
Geal payors was 10 shares while | Austin, who lives at 156 Chip-jhad not intervened $0 far to help! “In Judges Frank L. Doty, ” \pewa Rd., said both thugs wore restore order because city officials) George B, Hartrick and H. Russel 
the least was five shares. — red cloth hoods, He said one man|had not requested it Holland he has the opportunity to ee Each of the brokers indicated was slim and wielded a 16 gauge owen ronied yi three — onstons legal at 
{hat much of the buving was dgre|shotgun. The other man was of Brazil Chief, Pope Talk {for 'nsch cireait bench.” | OLD FRIENDS MEET—Gov, G. Mennen Gables. Judge Adams, who took office Jan. 3, ) : ° ed eae bali and Wantiahed 0) . ; Williams, Circuit Judge Clark J, Adams and — was once the governor's legal adviser and also | Kehi was shot to death Monday stock before. ‘‘The name Ford is a'pistol, he said. | VATICAN CITY w—Pope Pius} Other included Gov. night near a Filxt dump lls 
magie word,” Linton commented./ Leaving by the front door, the XII received Brazil's President+-@: Mennen Williams, former | Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court John R. served on the high court with Justice Dethmers. | Sil" ih) i 0’ Cte The opinions. of each of the bro- thugs ordered everyone in the bar\elect Juscelino Kubitschek today| Gov, Murray D. Van Wagon- | Dethmers (lr) got together before a dinner The event was sponsored by the Oakland County a civanger whe Wteaped Gums 
kers were summed up by Nephier' not to move, Austin said. lin a half-hour private setisice-—“er;* Judge Doty and Judge | honoring Judge Adams. last night at Devon Bar Assn. , to the who observed that “when the glam-| analy , tl and forced her to drive or wears off people will be able to, 2% . secluded area, 
analyze better whether or not the : . ° bd Held with Mré. Kehi in the slays. 
siecrze Ulty Dealers Hit Auto Bootlegging as Hearings OpenszE= =a ment than other kinds of stock.” of , as 
Closing quotation yesterilay on: ; ” ° ; isaying be met Mrs, Kehl in a 
the New. York Stock Exchange was} WASHINGTON # — Backed by|don’t think the practice has af-{ be hitting at only half the prob- |the used-car market which has to|beware’ attitude as a result of| dealers sald “bootlegging” was epee y Sima Sy Be Ay 
poof Bam Magee po aap a poll of retail auto dealers, a|fected dealers in this area to any| #e™- be there if we're going ing to keep onjhorsetrading practices that have| seriously detrimental to their in eeaimaen é ’ 
the underwriters at $64.50 a ple Senate subcommittee launchedjextent. But if a lot of cars were| “Most of our troubles stem from — 7 Sonal 3 unto “ epeennang new car selling in “ vouch : 
public hearings today on charges/hauled away from. here and sold long-term financing: When the pay- naire wes scored by 19.113 of postwar period. Most of them blamed overpro- GUNMA ; 
AP to Hear Dulles ah chums ache. off used-car lots in other states, it|™ents On © new car are less than/nai Sah ties deeb, “1 believe the automobile: in- |duction and pressure from the fac-| Mrs. Keht told: police that after 
could be rough on dealers there, {tS on a used car, buyers natu-|the nation’s 42, aye. dustry as a whole has suffered |tofy to take more cars than shooting the gunman forced 
NEW YORK @-Secretary of 
State Dulles will be the speaker 
    ‘they entered the front door at 
(IL p.m. and announced, “Give us 
‘your money.” 
| They forced the co-owner, 
| Charles Austin, who was tending | 
| bar, to hand over his wallet con- | 
taining $700, Austin said. { 
| The bandits also looted the cash i i to sit on the bench and let law- 
yers try cases. 
“He jis well versed in the law, POST BUPNED P 
A police post was burned before 
dawn as a curfew failed to halt! 
|the violence. Police poured in from) familiar with legal history and 
outlying districts to relieve loca) background and gifted in the art officers who had foaght the out-°f legal reasoning: He knows the 
breaks for 72 hours, but the acy yao ig scone , mankind 
lence ad idly. as KE ate Oo . 
-“ es ”, The justice, who served with 
    Bar Association 
William H. Marbach, of the Pon-'ward J. Fallon 
Bi es      as the area and the rest of the Great Lakes region is : 
Party|swept by the tail end of a storm center coming from sede es by we Lines to Argue Dulles’|t® central Gulf states. <s idgway Sure oie ame har The snow that began to. fall early this morning) Spark Questions 
eee oa made roads throughout most of Michigan extremely 
WASHINGTON Un—Sen,|Sppery, the Automobile pry, WASHINGTON | (INS)— : D of Michigan reported. ‘ President Eisenhower faces 
Humphrey (D-Minn) said|"‘he weatherman sas Peel EOLA] gi a barrage of questions on - 
soe! 5 today he and other Demo-|snd vicinity can expect the é second term sentiments 
Pk OES RR — crats “will pursue ‘OUr_Cf-\iow tonight. of from 22 to 26 S| 3H today at his first no-holds-. Jan. 24, This new family type dream car is one of six experimental |forts to get a clear ou and the high tomorrow WS owth barred type of news confer- 
Motors, waves proudly from the driver's seat of the eee ecg omar) ose rh agersrersiig da oedema administration. foreign|s expected to be from 26 to 30. ‘ ence in more than five 
Firebird I, the gas turbine passenger car which is the automotive which also will be on view in Miami, Los Angeles, Francisco ” storm center has already po. Rhy we . + 
star of the General Motors Motorama, which opens today at the Boston, as “by far the finest indoor show we ever have produced.” eccounted for sf least five deates | Total Assets months. ! a Waldorf Astoria Hotel ‘and: will remain on view through Tuesday, . Two Republicans SOMe-| 1 cee of the worst  snowfalle at All-Time High at A half-dozen other .hot- 
4 of me . times critical of certain a3-| im recent years im Texas and ; potato issues are also cer 
Glittering Motorama Described (iin mince Sars meatomsng | NS MA lin tocone wpa tages ittering Motorama Describe foelgn policy joined, mean-|S,m.Ser, Sats "asta | santa oomtn.gurng telt¥ON-8-answer selon, : while, in defense of Secre-| Dlanketea that section, caet yout obi nh ite including the “brink of se | e ‘ e tary of State Dulles’ views) In other sections of the mid-| sesets to an all war” controversy centering ; ; ; continent, heavy rains and snow an oR Gunes pee on 
. as Finest O OWNS |x: torte in a recent mag. menich bright melee ne (ported by the Pontise Federal Sav-|around, Secretary of State mai : _ jazine article. - Ihot ts the tareente bn toe arecane,|'00,@ 1000 at its annuall John Foster Dulles, HAROLD A, FITZGERALD night club in New York for “ban-, would bring traffic to g dead jalso giving everyone a quick look- It quoted Dulles as saying Eisen stricken areas of Louisiana, It is expected that Eisenhower 
eptish Iiieh Matmiene ot ts —hdlcce egag The 1956 Motorama is the last) ‘The city of Pontine stands to| Vented war in Asia on three octa-| 8 ‘Seuee = = 
Waldorf Astoria hotel. yesterday.) t's gigantic word in everything it- does. And gain and this 1956 Pontiac is im-|sions, and as saying “the ability), tomobile Club also reported wees, a ; iyet when you strip the glittering mensely popular with these impar-|to get to the verge of wat without roads jn Ohio, Indiana, and On- fy af Sieeams porseniil news-| | The casehardened Wednesday tinsel aside, the whole idea is to tial lookers who are free to follow bias the war ic ‘tarlo slippery ‘asd gnow covered. 
men, suppliers, the Brass Previewers were just as impressed sell more Pontiacs, more Chevys, their own whims and who express) Sune in The lowest temperature in Pon- i of New York, dignitaries from! &S the boys and girls from Gotham Buicks, Olds and Cadillacs, plusthemselves freely, sary art ths pratt @ ote wee 31, am} mat he iow | 
all over the country and a sprin-| Will be during the public. showing)Some trucks and household appli- You folks back home have al- teante GOP Leader Kawwtabt |e’ ihevmemtier negiiered i] and | say on the ballet 
kling wheedles its way in Which starts today. President Har-/ances. That's the motivation. Gen- ready seen the 1956 models and 1) 4¢ Causornia took the Senate |1 p.m. ey, year earlier. he did earlier to 
“without benefit of clergy. Meee eee ee eritar tte mneninctarel. seeds "andl, ¢CsOteel ok Pee eek | Galt tits fucking We eappeet | '. 6 reer that this does not ci . on fi 4 0 5 
he 1s Mternmne be 8 Sv ive have ever produced” He : Dulles, saying, “Tho idea ot [Newsmen Dr Blank pig a or Sle ppp ore et opetant speaks accurately. ° preventing war by preventing on Bulganin’s Absence * Other : pers 
ye raga raN vl ee cas Gangs of Rioters Surge poy mena yg ae oe MOSCOW (INS) — Foreign cor- shed Oeocled ae 
centers in the 26 automobiles that ; respondents in Moscow have been the President 
Ge capeatin Welerog te ngs, Hoseer te ewtrner ston THYOUGH Bombay, Kill 37 |, 2x Qnimw teiere oi ot sate ci couieaton Gat w 2.4lemroancement at ing public. They constitute the in obeisance before .a sleek Fire- f So ee ee ee Bulganin im. {political future,” 
main idea. They're the real raison ind IT, gas turbine engine “hich} BOMBAY, India (\—Thousands of burning, looting|%r pales’ actions tld @ TV in-la hee Sia 
fam is wrapped up in glittering described Tuesday are featured| today, continuing a bloody four-day outburst of violence |i" Dulles thatthe United information,” . OO ores cast cots ennceasl ans beng tan teeigcss a Pea ; “must take calculated tisks for reat. 1s mo 
michs de Tune that bave everyone| Firebird along the individual ere, demonatrations: pat _Prime sag HT BER (touted Ads teat 
a man sized orchestra Pontiae’s Club de Mere, for ex- *T ; in an ; : vd in New , a ge, 
By pieces and. five model that) asupe, has the te liver streaks |a1, ergons were Bye’ renewal et the|sx hv bs a Monroe ever she did. riots this mornin: + catastropiic _eleve 
The whale ensemble profuces, a 35 Each of these automotive sweet-ithat in all a total of 37 Per-lwitt Air Cha Rye Foren = og poe na minute review that outdoes any|hearts has @ personal feminine|.ong had been. rges ' newspaper 
- it ene whit from the overall pic.(Killed in the disorders this| WASHINGTON (INS) — Charges| _ “We Sg tly Pacey cane * ture. week in Bombay state. by Gen, Matthew B. Ridgway, for-| 44 19 just what out foreign I ; 
S FHI |i 3g ar wine ete ol yet mer Army cet of eat bem | ristian si 5 
Dior ‘of Paris and four more of|& “parallel government” under| a alien wilt paaryshs “If he expects bipartisan high 3 entered the world’s top flight designers, [Cover of the rioting. milnary be port, he ought to let advertising col- here earl; 
OF OF Ht our Miss Pontiac sauntered | Left-wing strong-arm men were |/O™2Y bY on a tpnahommmaee oe) eS =. 
Local - Brokers Report | pair of inet year’s slacks she | trict, e é ; -_ rer 7 } 
ye ea ‘serstpret et New Circuit Judge Honored by Afforneys, Officials, ‘lle. "1 to city. $. K. Patil, | of Orders Filled ? Armed Bandits Bombay leader et the reling Con- +53 , J 
ager purchasers of Ford Motor ISctends” cf armed eaoas woskdl pinnae Seaneee Court yee Adams. + [tise First. Presbyterian Church)toastmaster, attorney Clarence K.) °°": 
Co, stock pushed activity at three be organized to help the police jight described hago n -2g gua Tad event ven ees ee at Patterson. General Chairman for 
  
  
Sen. Monroney (D-Okla.), re- 
leased a poll of retail dealers show- 
ing widely held views that “‘boot- 
legging,” “phantom freight” and 
other practices must be curbed, 
  ‘In Pontiac, Robert B. Otiver,“of   
rally purchase new cars. This ruins   
BAD FOR INDUSTRY 
“In my opinion, it is generally 
sales |lot.” ~ bad for the industry. It could only 
help factories get rid of over-pro- 
duction. By slowing down, the fac- 
tories have helped the situation a 
John Braid, of Braid Motor 
Sales, stated, “I haven't seen 
much in this area,     but feel the wubcommitice may | 
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  tomobile dealers’ problems.” “ many dealers Monroney said “phantom 
“ ms- lee gy the . methods andjtreight" ofteri leads to extra 
ROMNEY. A WITNESS  . _lethics of current automobile mar-|°harges of $7§ to $125 « car, based Called as the first witness WaS|,oting practices : . .” on railroad rates charged ‘as if the 
Gearge Romey, president of) 4. id his . we vars were shipped from Detroit. 
American Motors Corp., which| ‘He said his company peng Actually, he said, most cars are makes Hudson and Nash cars. Neale cine tmned to sive i5\completed and shipped from wide- 
Romney said in a prepared state-| nwlers, 5 Diemer vole im car, ly scattered assembly 
ment he believes “many car eus- many by truck at much 
tofnérs are developing a ‘cuttomer| In the questionnaire, 11,552 jrail rates. Pa 
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J Departmen 
) the direction of J. Eari MeMon- | By running the cards through ajtions for the grading of butter.   
SEASON’S HEAVIEST SNOW Taking advan- AP Wirephote] 
tage of the season's heaviest snowfall of nearly 13. °f Medford, Mess., build snowmen in trout of thele | 
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in Planning New Highway Construction LANSING «» — A revolutionary| ef tani te cars and other in- information before it is touetrvedl method of scheduling highway con-| fermatien, ho the cards, the likelihood of error! struction which would throw up a is very remote," 
“bulwark against political pres-, Pach pg lp 
agg ties. hich describes in terms of per- Slate Hearing for Jan, 24 nt its ability t 
‘* * «* Ihe cards ou cbnelr cateates on State Butter Grading 
The new system was devised aft. 0? how get tpt os Ng im- LANSING # — A public hearing 
er years of study by Highway De-/ Prove each section will be held Jan. 24 on new State 
partment engineers working under| NOT ENOUGH Agriculture   
today by pleeea a 
agle, director of the planning and) 
traffic division, machine, McMonagle said, engi-' vasilions Meat . 
| neers can obtain a tape which will butter grading law approved last 
“an unassailable record of'year by the Legislature, 
Department officials said most of ' 
diy Genter Ou ‘Wanaiaaber neor as 
iscored between 90 and 92. Scoring! 
is based on flavor, body, texture,’ 
jcolor and salt. content. 
The hearing will be held at 10 
iam. in room 106 of the Lewis’ 
‘Cass Building in Lansing. i Herb “To the best of our knowledge it} | kind of programming which high- 
is completely scientific, wholly fac-| way . administrators de. | 
tual; it is tamperproof,” McMon-| cried, and which the said. public condemns . seattergun | 
“It provides the habia which, construction which, never com. 
administrators have been seeking’ pletes @ route.” 
P Al or A agree AM ae ge 1 riorities ‘are finally determ- Always Cc ry Money 
against ‘ special ined, he said, by finding out how! ; DENVER (#—One of the two ; many high priority subsections are’ nen whe held Bill Sparks was. 
ARBITRARY VALUES “programming sec- w ; more kind hearted than his part This system, described by High- tion," a stretch of highway 20 miles’ ner, Sparks said the man sort 
way Department engineers as a ar a oe ‘held the gun wag so irritated at “modified sufficiency rating sys-| 'tinding Sparks’ wallet mone Aess | tem,” assigns arbitrary values to, The * ‘progamming section” with | that .. threatened to anon ton! the conditiog of road surfaces and! the greatest number of high-prior-|' "14. teg But the gunman’s Com-| uses other factors which engineers ity subsections would then be’ in talked hi tat te end 
say are not mathematically meas-' Placed at the top of the construc-) — shed. _ en urable. tion schedule, jthey vani 
McMonagle said the system is 
_—, id tne - “neither expensive nor comes. Gets $3.4 Million Order 
cated,” that it is “a matteg of 
~wsed sufficiency ratings gv simple mechanics which any high-' GRAND RAPIDS (#—Haskelite} 
an- tep priority to a section of trunk- | way administrater can employ.” , Manufacturing Corp. 
      line highway which was “ob- .. * 8 «© inounced that it has received a) 
vieusty ef not even secondary | “Only by falsifying factual infor-| $3,000,000 order from Fruehauf| importance.” imation could ov! tampering be ef- | Trailer Co. of Detroit for insulat- 
The result of the formula in that) fective,” he said. “And with our] ing panels used in refrigerator! 
case, McMonagle said, was ‘‘pa- routine n methods for checking all trailers. w 
tiently preposterous.”’ 
Taking a closer look at the suf-| 
ficiency rating method, engineers | 
found that it was ‘too easily sub-| 
ject to manipulation to any pre-)   
determined result," McMonagle 
said. NIGHTS CONFOUND CRITICS : 
In contrast. he said, the new] 
method will confound critics by its] 
“very mathematical infallibility.” J 9:00 
The new method revolves 
largely around the use of three | 
punch cards prepared for each 
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Woods, Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Fisher,| Nylon novelties in solids, prints. 
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avenue was hostess Weednesddy | full-bodied opague nylon plaid is 
evening at a miscellaneous show-|&iven the feminine touch in a full- 
er honoring bride-elect, Alice Ga-|Skirted, puff-sleeved dress edged in 
vette. Gerry Golley served as co-| White lace. 
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