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- Lions’ Fans Wait All Night | ‘California Jury 
3,000 Seek Tickets Sentences Scott 
-to Life in Prison. 
    
i a . DETROIT (INS) — More than 3,000 shivering 
/ football fans were lined up in freezing weather this 
i . Morning waiting for the last of the standing-room- 
. only tickets to go on sale for the championship | 
Detroit-Cleveland game Sunday. % 
. Several hundred rabid fans spent the night in 
line. Some slept wrapped in blankets on the side- 
_ walks or huddled in sleeping- bags. 
a: Don Figurski, 25, of Royal Oak, was first in 
line. He started his vigil at 1:30 p.m. yesterday. 
Several University of Detroit and Wayne State © 
‘fraternities operated throughout the. night in shifts x & 
to Seek New Trial 
- =. 40 keep their piace in dines. == waist -~ereed: for L Ewing Scott. 
é ‘ * * .* a :: The penalty verdict was . Inside ‘the Briggs Stadium office? Detroit Lions returned last night by the 
/ your life TU have coffee and donuts for those guys = same JUFY which convicted : n rT se guys : : " - 
. out there. I had to fight to get them to sell stand- ; him last Saturday of mur- 
‘ ing tickets and I'm glad I did now. Witheut this dering his wealthy wife kind of loyalty, where would we be? Evelyn, 63. She disappeared 
“I'd ever like to see the game televised locally.” 
Bert Bell, National Football League commis- ’ 
sion, has flatly refused to permit telecasting the 
game Within 75 miles of Detroit. « has not been seen since. 
The 61-year-old former 
: leg in a cast resting on a pillow. He sald, “What's a = his hand to smother a cough. 
broken leg? I'd break my néck to see that game . 
Sunday.” . Mr. Seott is pleased, ob- * 
~*~ * * 
| Breyer, a junior high school student from 
Highland Park, was stretched out nearby in a sleep- 
ing bag. Breyer said he had a date last night but 
broke it to take 4 place in line. 
“So what if my girlfriend leaves me, . 
laughed, “I'll still have the Lions.” sel, 
later. P. 
“He said nothing except, 
werk on the motion for a new 
trial.’ ”" 
he - . The motion was made by Lam- 
a bros when Superior Judge Clem- . _: _ ent D. Nye set Jan. oR . formality of pronouncing sentence 
, No Police Prom oti ons winin To Gays thegeatter 
Until Study ls Finished — * * * 
This was the first use in Los 
Angeles County of a new Califor 
ne tourt prteedure in death-pen- 
cases. The jury -determines 
‘aul and punishment at separate 
‘procéedinegs. 
OUT 4, - HOURS 
There will be no new personnel added to the Pontiac. 
| Police Dept. nor any promotions made until the report: 
of the current study of the. department is finished, Jurors. told newsmen that in \- City Manager Walter K. Willman disclosed today. more. than three days’ delibera- i... tions preceding the guilty verdict 
po Willman also: stated his position in a letter to the Saturday there was no sentiment 
! Civil Service Commission which had queried him about !r acquittal ————#+ he delay in making pro- “We tried fo find a way of 
  The seven men and five Women 
fore deciding. on punishment. 
  
| Willman said he saw no_ sense 
in adding men until the ‘Public 
Admirstrative. Service report's 
section on manpower needs was :n 
and had been studied The report to Accept Bid: = tate Department He also noted that he had no _ 
| Sted Latest Ppequest request for ta from Chief Lovely Ladies— Herbert W. Straley. 
for A-Weapons Ban Turn n fo Page 17   . sacquitting him,” Mrs. Clarese . motion and in recruiting sire’ said. “We just couldn't. ” 
Urges West “cme SE ‘Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
Highway Folly? Read— 
Man-About-Town, Page 6 
Chief Straiey has said that he —..__ 
wants no promotions made until | 
Pravda 15 recruits are added to the 
posals and thus, the Communist} 
party paper said, satisfy world vil Service Commission has or- 
public opinion. dered them returned to their reg- 
* * * ular rank and pay. 
The U.S. State Department is) One of the acting lieutenants. 
reported studying the latest Soviet John DePauw, .has secured a re- 
bids for a ban on nuclear weapons straining order against the com- 
manufacture and tests, reduction mission halting any promotions to 
of military forces in Europe and lieutenant until his claim that he’ 
~ other proposals. ‘is entitled to the rank is heard in 
* “circuit court. 
. * . will work the same 
“Humanity awaits from West- 
ern statesmen a direct reply to 
the clear and concrete proposals 
ofthe Soviet government,” Prav- 
da said. 7 
+ * * * * ! 
Willman also stated his position, 
on the contention by Chief Straley. 
that the Civil Service Commission) 
is not bound solely by. the city. per-| 
‘(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) The decision of the Convicted Wife Slayer, 
Tells Lawyer to Plan 
‘LOS ANGELES (P — The! 
rest of his life in prison, in- 
- stead of death in the state’s 
_.gas chamber. has been de-|* 
eo 
from their fashicnable Bel- 
‘Air home 242 years ago and 
_stock- | 
Outside in the frosty air, Marty Allard, 22, of ‘broker took the verdict calmly. 
Grosse Pointe, sat on a portable chair with his right At the words “imprisonment for) life,’ he pursed his lips and raised | 
vieusly,"’ his chief defense coun. | 
Basil Lambros, said — 
‘I want to see you tomorrow | 
morning so that we can go to — 
14 for the 
In our first week of “sudden death”. 
Pot-O-Gold contest, 
though entrants were allowed one error. 
That means another puzzle will be run next week, and it 
_If no winner is found for that puzzle, another will run in 
two weeks. Just don’t forget that this is your last chance to win, 
because all puzzles will be discontinued after a winner is found. |     
XN Te GRAND PRIZE WINNER — Walking off with top honors -in 
br year’s Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce home Christmas. 
lighting contest was this Nativity Scene display at the home of 
west side 
Newman Arthur J. Goyette, of 202 W. Rundell St. Winner on the 
of town was‘a star-covered front door display of Erwin Ww Rundell Street Home Wins Lighting Contest 
  Pontiac Press Phete 
more Ave. The three winners, all of which received a plaque 
and an electrical appliance, were picked by a panel of four judges 
Thursday night from among 21 entries. 
display will be entered by the Jaytees in a nationwide $5,000 
of 28 Oriole has d. East side winner was Arthur Oxley of 81 N. Ard- e -General Electric Christrgas lighting < contest. The colorful Goyette 
    
Sen. Potter Says U. Ss. | President Goes | 
Doing OK in Missile Race'0 fam loday “volume  produc- said shows high 
S. intercontinental cause it 
it WASHINGTON (INS) Sen. to. move into 
Charles FE. Potter (R-Mich.), said tion.” of the U 
today. the U. S. is faring better ballistic missile, 
than most people think in the as two “intermediate range’ rock-\doubt the 
space race with Russia. - ets, the Air Force:Thor and Army parable missile 
Potter said neither Céngress nor Jupiter: He added that ‘‘most of 
the administration “can look at the the tooling is. already on hand" fuel, Air Force while the 
chest with pr ide " But he said these. we apons promise be- 
is to Be comparatively 
the Atlas, as weil easy and fast to fire. He expressed 
2ussians -have a com-| 
The Polaris is powered by solid ill Be Holiday, but 
ike Will Also Work on 
Budget, Missiles 
_ WASHINGTON - pro. (INS)—President, 
and Eisenhower motors to his Gettys- 
rs deliberated 1 holirs Be-“record on missiles and pound the’ “for dssembiytirie™ production “of Army wilksites “or like Yange have bury farni “today for a hotiday7y 
_ liquid. fuel. This involves a com- week of work on his 1958 proposals | in this case City Manager 
|s Confident of 
‘State Approval   
Cash Obtained on Sale— 
of Notes to Be Repaid 
From Taxes in 3 Years 
Willman expressed confi- 
dence yesterday that the 
Michigan Municipal Fi- 
nance Commission would 
approve. the. city’s planon.. 
tax—anticipation—notés — to- 
finance the completion of 
Pontiac General Hospital. 
Willman also said thé 
City Commission would 
take the last step Jan. 7 
before Pontiac’s applica. 
tion to the state finance 
group would be made. 
On’ Dec. 10 city commissioners decided to reach into the capital. 
improvement funds over a three; 
year period as a last means to 
find money to finish -the $4,000,000 
wing. 
The city manager said the 
city’s bend attorney, Clande H. 
Stevens, would probably know a 
week after the Jan. § submission 
of the application whether it was 
| approved or not,     “Then we advertise the sale of — 
lene notes for about three weeks 
jand then sel]. to the best bidder,"’ 
lw iiman said. “We should have our 
money — the first third — 
laroand mid-F ebruary. pe: 
‘BORKOW AGAINST TAXEs 
Undef the plan, the City would 
‘be borrowing. against 1958, 1939 
and 1960 taxes to raise some $950.- 
000. This will amount to borrow- 
ing some $317,000 a year—the same 
|amount which will be eut from 
‘other capital imprdvement 
jects. _ 
* * * 
Willman explained that the notes 
ill be sold to the lowest bidder, 
most likely a bank,” system of pumps and for: money and action to win the/and that the money received from ‘ Potter deciared that the big race|pipes to get them aloft. Experts:space-age struggle with Russia forthe bidder would be applied im- ‘mediately to ‘fulfilling a portion ‘of _ | 
The President and Mrs. Fisen-|some $431,000 in outstanding build- 
shewer, 
House doctor and staff aides, we -re| 
this} 
remain at. their 
Pennsylvania: to leave Washington early 
afternoon and 
home 
lor ! ~country” in 
Jan. i) until ‘we probably are in better shape * * * " plicated 
than we give ourselves credit for 
being - With the Russians is to beat them say that more things can go wrong. world leadership. ~ 
* * * in volume production of the 5.500-,in the firing of the liquid fueled-! 
The Michigan Republican's Me ICBM. He said this oversha-| missiles. 
somewhat optimistic statement dows ihe questior of who Ss first} a 
came on the heels of an air- !n development of a prototype 0 Fl ide fi B k d 
craft - industry report predicting the weapon. vor a ion. ac é 
spectacular advances in missile The U. S, had its first success- 
production next veat ful firing of an ICBM, the Atlas, by Dentists, Medics 
Retired Air Force Gen. Orval om Dec. 17, The Russians an 
nounced— severa] months ago R, Cook, president of the afrcraft | 
| industries association,’ said yes- 
terday that by the end of 1958 
guided missile deliveries “are 
expected to exceed. 35 per cent they successfully had fired an in- 
tercontinental ballistic missile. the Association applauds 
Potter also said the Navy's. Po- Medical Association has 
laris, sa* rocket with a= 1,500-mile agairt to fluoridation. 
of the total military sales of the range that could be fired ffom a 
| MeGustry.” submarine under_ water, thay well its children of the 
Cook said the industry is ready be the * “missile of, tomorrow " He fits.’ say 
———= men 
atid health authorities 
|stand it took six years ago. 
part fluoride ‘to. a million 
|water is safe and a safeguard. competition in ‘the 
the judges have found no winners, even 
‘fits from them.’ 
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‘Red Jibe:on Greetings 
PARIS (INS)—So way, except two errors will be allowed. 
| 
| terparts New Year's 
judges is final. ' the globe. - a whole- 
hearted support that the American Eisenhower planned to take ad- 
given vantage of his relative seclusion to! CHICAGO—The American Dental 
“No commumity should deprive he will send to Congress 
measure’s bene-.reconvenes Jan. 7. 
official dental -spokes- 
“Leading doctors, dentists 
of 
fluoridated > ririking | MOSCOW W — chal- : properly 
lenged the West today to accept! sonal Acting se ryebats and tir — 'water,"’ says the Dental Journal. | 
recent Soviet disarmament pro-) “ nent are — "s in c- “The American Medical Society 
present posts, although the ‘reaffirms in stronger language aj 
One | 
parts 
Soviet diplomats | 
are sending their American coun- 
greeting 
cards showing a Sputnik tracing | 
fa red line on its encirclements of Secre tary) 
that) Hotse News 
Hagerty “White 
James C stressed 
work on “several messagés which. 
’ after it! 
Primarily, Hagerty said, the 
chief executive will be drafting 
| the Jan. 9 State of the Union 
| message in which he will outline 
his legislative program. -It is 
not yet known whether he, will 
deliver it in person. 
In addition,. the news secretary 
‘told reporters, 
‘quite possibly’ some 
which wil] come later in January. 
* * * 
ithere will be a “major medical ex- 
lamination at Gettysburg for the 
‘President, who is recovering from) 
the mild stroke he Suffered last! 
Nov. 2. ¢ the President will) 
“No community interested im the |consult at Gettysburg with budget 
jhealth and well being of its chil-'director Percival Brundage and/ idren should withhald these bene- cabinet 
imembers on thef budget message 
Hagerty said Jt is “unlikely that accompanied by a White ing contracts held by Pin hospital 
r 
“Then when the tone taxes be- 
‘come due in July we take the top 
‘slice off and pay back the bidder in 
the amount they paid, plus the 
acer ued interest rate on the notes,” 
ithe manager explained. 
  
Minister Kill 
Self, Family of 3 Discouraged by Failure 
to Get Funds Needed 
by Foundation He Led- 
‘ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ® — 
Lack of success of his work to 
heip the aged apparently caused 
a minister to kill his wife, their 
two children and himself the day 
before Christmas,’ police said, 
) * * * 
The bodies of H. Sanford Wil- 
liams, 48, his wife, 49, Ward, 10, 
and Eldon, 9, were found yesterday 
in their home in a fashionable sec: 
ition of St. Petersburg, 
Williams was president of the 
| National Retirement Foundation,         The article followed criticism by 
Pravda yesterday of a NATO sug- 
gestion for East-West foreign min- But Envisions Overall Good Business Yea r   isters talks. Moscow radio praised | 
the suggestion today but then; 
accused Washington of trying to 
bury the falks which were _ pro- 
posed Dec. 19 at the close of a 
NATO summit meeting. 
Chilly Weather, Rain ‘Slated for Weekend | Chilly weather is expected in the 
Pontiac area ‘this weekerd, the 
U. S. Weaw ome | report,   
  predicted for 1958 today by Harlow what .in recent months,” Curtice! 
H. Curtice, president of General said. ‘‘This trend may Well con- 
Motors Corp., who also voiced a 
warning that contract .demands of 
workers may threaten.our national) 
economy. 
With current sales of cars at ah 
annual rate of five and a half mil-| 
lion units, Curtice said, however, 
that’ ‘taking all factors into con-| = 
sideration 1958 can be a year of 
good business generally.” a 
* * * 
“It appears likely that 1958 do-|. 
mestic retail passenger car sales, 
lexclusive ofimports, will be some- 
Saturday will be colder with alwhat lower than the 1957 total’ of i few snow flurries and a high of approximately 5,800,009 units," he, 
35. Tomorrow night will be cloudy! said, in ‘a year-end statement. 
| cm oulder enh ort * He said current sales of 1958 
f athe ‘e &. doy! models are at an anual rate of 
eeu oon. sezanriuteie: be 544 million anits. “If this is in- 
dicative of the 1958 sales level, it en a sees “POC! would still represent a good’ vol- hee ‘Cloudy oad cocasional rain is 
the prediction’ for tonight, although 
skies remained clear most of the) 
day. The low tonight will be 30/ 
x: * 
              ik Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. By 1 p.m, “While \consumer and business’ ao 
‘the mercury had risen.to 5. sponting neve: ‘been a ment | . 2 $ ‘ 
Le ‘ ' 
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  in 1958 is difficult to appraise at pusiness generally. 
|. |fidence—confidence on the part of 1958 as another year of intense, 
}. “While~ cmmnaiie and butiness|tic markt. again exclusive of im- other factors—notably the recent els, both have eased off somewhat, million units. 
federal reserve, board action injin recent months, This tfend “may, 
lowering the rediscount rate. and: ‘well continue for the first half of 
ithe ‘expectancy of in¢reased . ex-/1958. But other factors—notably the 
penditures for defense—may result recent Federal Reserve Board ac- 
in an upturn . during the: second tion in lowering the rediscount - 
half of 1958. irate, and the expectancy .of in- 
« icreased. expenditures for defense— 
aewenen ay ee Se imay result in-an upturn during the 
balatice 1958 can be a year of second hale of aren 
good business generally.” sales level, 
| for’ "the industry. 
terialize. 
    * it weuld still repre- 
sent a good volume of business | 
The picture | 
would: improve shotild an upturn 
in business in the second half ma- 
His complete statement follows: ation it is my: belief that on bal able goods industries ‘such as the 
“The outlook for the ecogomy ance 1958 can be a year of ood ‘automobile industry. “T am-convinced that 
the present ‘time. As we try to * ry * 
jook ahead an all-important fac-| * “A to the outlook for our indus-. 
tor in the business picture: is con try in particular, all signs point fo In Today's s Press. 
beth business and the consumer. | ‘competition It appears likely that 
x* * * 1958 domestic retail passenger car, Comles |... 0... .0006. 005. % 
“For various reasons cohfidence sales, exclusive of imports,. will County News....,..... eeiie as 18 
‘at present seems to be somewhat be somewhat lower than the 1957) Markéte .....0..0......00.., 7 
shaken and an attitude of caution)total of approximately 5,800,000 Obituaries ..........; bisecee B 
appears to prevail. is can have units, Sports .... 0.6.00. toes. to UM 
ja substantial effect on the devel of, eo a | Theaters ..... teeny WE 
/ \economic activity. | “Currently, retail sales of new) TV & Radio Programs sgiees st 
* * ‘ (1958 passenger cars in the domés-| Wilson, Earl, ot 
  My . 
1 ‘ ss costs substantially, ahead of the of Indiana was. chairs . 
inatibn’s productivity gains. Thisiman of the Michigan . Indiana _|has been a major factor in recént Board. The hold-over public inters jinflationary/ trends. est director from Michigan is “If we, as a people, are ae rles T. Fisher Il, president of (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) the National Bank of Detroit, _ gh ie x i “ * - 
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“The factor of confidence to labor unions. 
which’ I have referred ca ‘have a/While professing to be disturbed 
“Taking all tacfors into consider-|Patticularly marked effect on dur: 
an Ympor ‘ imands. 
cal 
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| Women's Pages...... | a to 18 | Curtice Sees 5 Pet. Drop in Car Sales for 1958 A drop in automobile sales was levels, both have eased off some-jtinue for the first half of 1958. Butispending have been at record lev-|ports, are at an annual rate. of 5'2|tant reason for the erosion of pub- 
lic confidence is to be found in 
prices and the declining vVal-| 
the dollar. 
* * * 
ry 
“Of grave concern in this con- 
nection are the. publicly announced) 
(1958 @conomic demands of ‘certain 
Union Jeadership, rising 
‘ue Oo 
t 
over rising prices, has indicated it 
‘will exert all the pressure of whieh 
jit is capable to enforge its o- 
“Should it succeed there can 
be no doubt that- the wage-cost- 
price spirat would be given an 
| otlier major upward push, ‘ 
“Authoritative studies have 
‘shown that postwar rounds of bar-) 
'gaining ‘in industry after industry) 
‘have? pushed wage and benefit plan. 
                eleven districts, 
|Wells, president, of the University founded to study the problems 
‘of the aged and to help them. 
He was an ordained Methodist 
minister, but did not refer to 
himself as a minister while liv- 
ing here. , 
He came here in 1954 from 
‘Rutherfordton, N, C., where he 
had been -pastor of a Méthodist 
‘church. He also had served 
‘churches in Asheville and Kannap-       . “Mf this is indicative of the 1958 ‘Mounting worry- over inflation —/olis; N. C. ‘and was-an Arimy chap- 
ain in World War II. 
  
‘Press Publisher. 
Made Director of 
Home Loan Bank: 
WASHINGTON — Publisher of 
e Pontiac Press, Harold-A, Fitz- 
_|gerald,.wag named today as one . lof the~two Michigan public in- 
terest directors of The Federal 
Home Loan Bank Board of Michi 
gan and Indiana. 
* * * 
The Washington officials also des. 
ignated chairmen for ten of the 
Dr. Herman B. City Manager Walter K.’ 
  
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We're all Plants, Says Biologist   
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — 
from brown seaweed 
Describing a new theory 
billion years or so ago from a 
  
  
      
  
this afterncon and 
night, cleudy and célder, 
_ Teday in Poptiac 
La   
Lowest v 
Sun set’ Friday at §:06 p.m. Sun rises Saturday at 8:60 a.m, 
m. 
Pisa a.m, Moon sets Friday at 11:48 
-Moon rises Saturday at 1 
Dewntern . 
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—ratag ERE LCE) f0 Life in Prison Lowest temperature 2... . ecco cre eee 4 
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One Year Age in. Pontine circumstantial evidence since no 
Highest temperacere .. reeves i trace of his wife has been found. 
ean temperature ...... 
Weather — Snow 03 inches 
Highest and Lowest Temperatures This Date in 85. Years 
    
    : 6 m 160 -lim 1995 
, Thersday’é Temperatare ; 4 Aipena 3% 21 Marquette “oD 
“Baltimore 56 40 Memphis $4 36 
Bismarck 36 4 .04 
a oo uaeae 7 Milwaukee 35. 20 
p SH Minn » 7 
Chariesten 4 New a 44 
Chicago 37.25 New York 56 
Cincinnati 49 24 Omeha "1 
eland 41 2% Peillston “1 
‘Denver 62-27, Phoenix 37 
Detrott 46°27 Pittsburgh 46 «36 
fe Duluth 27°20 «8t. Leais # 2° 
ios ‘orth #2 48 8. Fran #1. 
a. 77 2 & Ste Wy “20 Bex — 30 16 Traverse C. i 
; Kanses Chy 48 © fen Ss c ansas @ 
’ Lansing \ 38; 4 Taupe 43° 83 
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25 
At 8 a.m.: Wind Velocity 7 m.p.h. 
Direction: Southwest. 
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must be recognized as the 
College. 
Dr. Dillon outlined the 
‘evolution: in a new way. | ® biologist declared-~. 
he said: “All animals are in ‘reality a type 
of-highly modified plant life, derived a 
cestry with the brown seaweed.” 
‘From recent new ‘evidence “we are 
forced to conelude that all life belongs to 
only one kingdom, which-in all honesty 
plants,” said Lawrence 8. Dillon, Ph. D., 
associate professor of biology at Texas A&M 
ary theory to the American Assn. for 
the Advancement of Science. 
It is based upon many studies tracing 
traces the evolutionary pattern by changes 
and developments in the internal -struc- 
tures of living cells. Different types of l- Seaweed Your Ancestor? ing things are classified according to their Man ‘evolved 
cell structure Sean cam 
of evolution, 
common ah- 
These first 
plants on o 
other. 
The new 
kingd f om os simplest livin From these e 
then yeasts, 
life. . 
revolution- 
This method This all points to plants as the begin- 
* ning of life on earth. ; 
The older theory of evolution 
that life semehow began spontaneously. _ 
a form of niicroscopic plant life, are the 
The green algae and higher plants stich 
as ferns, trees and roses form one of the - 
two top branches of the tree. 
' Yellow algae and red and brown: sea- 
weed form the other branch. High ani- 
mals apparently evolved from this branch 
by some unknown process, Dr. Dillon -said, <Ex-Reds Ruled OK 
to Hold UAW Office DETROIT (? — The United Auto Workers Public 
Review Board, making its 
yesterday that 
offices. . 
The board ruled there 
    and complexities. | =< eax aa Sn 
is 
living things developed into 
me hand and animals on the 
idea is that blue-green algae, 
g things, Dr. Dillon explained. 
volved some types of bacteria, 
then more complex forms of 
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7 ow |He fled to Canada nearly a. year 
heartless: man.”      
    
         
after her disappearance and. was 
arrested last April at the Canadi- 
an border near Detroit. — 
Dep. Dist. Atty. J. Miller Leavy, 
demanding the death sentence, 
branded Scott. a “cold, cruel, 
Describing Mrs. Scott's liquida- 
tion of her . $600,000 estate under 
Scott's direction and the wasting 
      away of thé assets after her dis- 
appearance in May 1955, he told 
the jury: “This was a carefully 
laid plan to do away with — |street is left.” 
4 die,” he said. : ] 
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businesses, Town Still 
After Fire SPRINGHILL, N.S. ® — A 
windwhipped fire cut the heart out 
Mayor Ralph Gilroy said: “We'll earry on if only half ‘the main 
  He said Springhill, which lost 
39 men ‘in a mine disaster last 
year, will ask for government aid 
immediately, ‘We'll ‘never say 
* * 
’ Gilroy repeated the gloomy fore- 
cast he made at the height of the 
fire that most of the town’s busi- 
ness houses would never be built 
up. again. 
‘He estimated the loss at a min- 
imum of a million dollars and said 
20 per cent of the town's tax reve- 
nue came from the burned out 
“I'm the 13th mayor of this town,” he added, “and every- 
thing’s heppewed now that can.” 
The 7,000 people of Springhill 
thad’ never’ fully recovered from a 
1986 mine explosion that took 39 
lives. The colliery where the ex- 
Plosion occurred has been sealed! 
up and the other coal pit has pro- 
duced only occasionally. A gov- 
ernment grant was the only 
of averting .a threatened 
layoff petal, months 8g. 
The two-bidck fire burned | out 
15 businesses. and five apartment 
houses on. both. sides of main 
street. Tt is believed 
  Scott for’ one . purpose—greed 
avarice.” : ~ ‘   ed ariety store and then fed 
on paint in A neighboring store, 
i ty-Jewelry Worth $8,500 , 
to have start-|y Has Heart 
Cuts Deep roaring unchecked for 3 hours and 
15 minutes. . 
* * * 
winding main street, racing 
through frame buildings, there 
was a period when the whole town 
seemed threatened. “ 
» Great showers vf embers scat- 
tered. over a wide area, setting 
minor . fires. With the small fire 
department 
blaze, assisted by units from near- 
by towns, volunteers quenched the 
embers. and the. mayor caticeled 
plans to ordér a general evacua- 
  
Stolen at Defroit Home. 
DETROIT Several pieces of jewelry, valued, at about $8,500,| 
of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer, Yagoda, 
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  fighting the main} . is no union provision barring former Communists from UAW offices, in upholding the 
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former Communists can hold union/>. 
  
findings of lower union tri-+ 
bunals in cases involving 10 
unionists who a be- 
fore the Senate Internal Se- 
curity subcommittee. 
Reuther outlined a procedure  un- 
der which officials who invoke .the 
Amendment 
CLEARED LOCALLY 
_. The five -Detroit-area_ local 
ciale! James Simmons, Harry M.   
Lacal 3, were ty. The five others,- UAW inter.) 
An administrative letter trom! 
Cinzori, of Ford Local 600, andj by the UAW's Interna- 
Detroit; Wayne (Detroit) County 
Circuit Judge Wade H. McCree; 
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   By STERLING F. GREEN 
WASHINGTON wW — President! 
Eisenhower’s forthcoming new fed- 
eral budget should give business a/ 
potent. and welcome shot in the; : "a9 Fadero 
as Shot i in Arm to Business| 
      
4p ‘Russia’s Sputnik I- went 
infd orbit on October 4, the trend 
of government spending was down. 
Military outlays were under a 
White House-imposed ceiling; cut- | Budget 
picture; The Soviets’ October and 
|November triumphs of sci&nce and 
technology — and the violent pub- 
lic reaction to the military im- 
plications — threw Washington's WHE PONTIAC PRESS. yeipay, DECEMBER 2 Ls 19st oe : 
  
  
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LAY AWAY PLAN ° 
AFTER THE ‘BARRACUDA HAS 
EATEN AS MUCH OF A SCHOOL OF 
FISH AS HIS STOMACH CAN HOLD, 
OPEN TO THE FUTURE.     HE STILL KEEPS A FIGHY EYE   
‘Part of Estate. Policeman, 2 Bellhops | 
Settle Out of Court for 
Woman’s” Will 
PHILADELPHIA (— A tratfic a “Hillary Now, 280 
‘Miles Away From Sout Pole ; ~ Pag 
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ig: 280. miles from the South Pole 
‘and may reach the U.S. station 
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  arm. ~_.. backs and s§wdowns were the or-/fiscal plans into reverse. Sissies selbuw A. S. Helm * * * ; policemam and two bellhops have Zealand explorer’s 
Various official disclosures make dustry. me aay ee cee going up. net down The pele. agreed to settle for $200.000 in a wei pea covered another 
) it possible to estimate that govern- k« ok o& gen bs placing orders, net re —_ legal battle for the $1,200,000 es-| 40 miles, during the t but had 
ment spending in fiscal 1959, start-| ,roncy heads were striving to} trenching. The prospective bud tate of Mrs. Anna M. Haerer. The} run into soft snow h made 
| ing next July 1, will set another | trim the budget to an announced] get surplus, with its deflationary “|remainder of the estate will be di-| the going difficult. The night be- 
| a ee at roughly 73| \target of 70 billion dollars, two effect, will become a precarious : vided among four charities. ; } oon 
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‘Helm again ph ty that - there 
was any idea of a race between 
Hillary and British members of @ 
commonwealth transantarctic ex- 
pedition which is heading for the 
South Pole from the opposite di- billions below this year’s estimated * 
This whopping total reflects a joutlays. 
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| The out-of-court agreement pro- 
vides for the trio to split their 
$200,000 portion, A contest with 
the charities began when two|©™ 
wills were filed for probate aft- 
er Mrs, Haerer died July 29, 1955, balance at best, 
Some congressional staff experts 
predict privately there will be a 
return to deficit financing in fis- 
cal °59 — even ‘if the Eisenhower 
budget ‘shows. a balance. — be- complete. U-turn in fiscal policy —— gernciais were hoping this 2 within the past 90 days. It could | | wuid jeave a substantial sur- | help appreciably, some Washing- plus, ‘and that this would help : fon economists believe, to mod. dampen the inflation which was | erate the current business slow- | -onsidered the country’s fore- 
  
  i trek ely- down, most domestic problem, cause the business sag is cutting in the Bellevue Stratford: Hotel. petite wali complet 7 
: - — - ee “1 Th busines boom,. tired after into tax collections, one. yt — male hag left ry ross Antarctica. 
: WANTED ‘three years ot swift industrial ex * *.* ° ile the The waters of the Dead Sea in 
"| “A budget deficit is @bnsidered —_}a-—traftie— policeman —outside— the}. 
1000 COMIC BOOKS jpansion, got wearier’ as govern- stimulative and, inflationary: it hotel for nearly 30 years; Antho- | Palestine oe ae eight times 
-_— 1000 ‘True Love Story Mags. | ment orders tapered off. The stock     
  
     
      
    
    ny D’Elia, 51, Bellevue-Stratford : We Handlé Tricks, Jokes, and | market sagged and some compan-|™*85 “- t Uncle Som. in uatting Reltboy_captain for 30. years; and 
7 ‘ Novel jies shelved their plans for new pockets of the public than he is William B % @, a Jetred "For a Thoroughly | PIPER'S MAGAZINE OUTLET | plant construction. bellboy. @ The , 35 Auburn Ave. #0 | taking out. A wit elagand So 1906 hed bo: Alterncon of Evening—Visit Sputnik’s I and H changed the re ere enytmen arenas   
  | a PSYCHOLOGY IMPORTANT quétithed her estate to the Wom- ‘ . ‘ *, 
| } But one high White House ‘ad- fers, Avatny ot. Edmond Henry's Mince Lounge 
| ; visor, discussing the outlook pri-} , me Children, P 
HOWARD JOHNSON'S NOW OPEN | sci;2 sus the my Ong? ag —-5 PRanbgantoe chological impact of-an upturn in dia Hospital and Misericordia | -—Cacktails -- Luncheons 
~. a. : spending may contribute more im- Hospital, separately, and St. Jo- — . 
_ Serving Breakfast from 7 A. M. \portantly to business recovery than seph’s House for Homeless aout Dinners 
the federal doliars themselves, ; . Aha aifcilicagy 
ceo be the ting fo a 
watch,” this official said. 
“It is quite possible that cor- 
‘porations will be encouraged to 
revive the plant and equipment 
‘projects which they have canceled 
\or postponed in the past few 
imonths. The effect could be gal- 
| vanic.”   cs AM 102 aM ——~ 
tw iS REPORTED 
THAT HE DRIVES THE 
SURVIVORS INTO SHALLOW 
WATER AND RIDES HERD OVER 
THEM UNTIL HIS APPETITE RETURNG.. 
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Brunch time, lunch time, dinner or munch time—it’s 
always the right time to-come to Howard Johnson’s! 
~ Whatever the hour, whatever your wish, Howard Johnson's 
serves up the tastiest full-course meals, salads, sandwiches 
and delicious desserts. And, you'll be doubly pleased 
with our wide range of food at a wide range of prices to 
fit all pocketbooks. 
* Juicy charcoal broiled steaks 
ca *Grilled-in-butter Frankjorts Economic Pinch, Legislation May Outweigh Scandals 
Labor Troubles to Increase 1 in 1958 By NORMAN WALKER   
    |Public indignation at_ the labor 
rackets disclosures .may lead to 
} WASHINGTON #—Labor’s 1957 hegisiation that could ‘hamstring 
corruption troubles are Tikely totunion efforts to boost wages and: 
‘pale before the employment bar-| shorten working hours in 1958. 
gaining and legislative problems * * * 
HOWARDJOHNsonN§. hh. The pressure on union to deliver The era of the easy buck is slip- ae lovers Peay acpi raise for federal employes—went | compulsory union membership. | 
On Woodward (U.S.-10) at Square ping away, and the labor union 
Lake Road—Just South of Pontiac unrealized. down until 1958 economic. troubles blow) ~~ . But labor managed to beat 
leaders know this spells more n over probably will end the general x & * similar attempts in other states. | 
‘trouble for them than the skeletons eher. management honeymoon the| But on the political front union |New drives to enact such laws are 
rattled in union closets in the 1957! nation has been enjoying during|!eaders counted as victories the/shaping up for 1958 in several 
labor scandals, the past few years. re-election of Democratic Gov.'states, including California, Ohio, 
Nearly every day brings news 1 es, at their le ebb in. Robert Meynar in New Jersey and/Michigan and Kansas. 
| of more job layoffs. The econo- 
Sree, Williams Sifts wages and few strikes. Most election of . Democrat William. 
workers received pay raises of |Proxmire in Wisconsin to succeed 
about 15 cents an hour, the late Republican Sen. Joseph R.. 
Most-of Inbor's legislative. goals |MeCarthy.—_ , f i 
in Congress—such as federal aid to}- educ roade Indiana joined the list of states 
ation, b t coverage of the \with -right-to-work laws, outlawing | 
minimum wage law. and & P&Y'the union shop or other forms of. 
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| NEW YEAR'S EVE With Us 
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    the end of World War II, can be | 
| tien unemployed by March. In. expected to flare far more fre- dustry gives every sign of quently in the coming year. 
stiffening opposition to new wage : boosts. ° enw Walter Reuther’s: auto workers Thief Could Have Asked 
  
. union will lead the crusade of 
tlie sl encioed eo ator. organizations © the >Date Difference |, st tk tee sats and Make You ) (Formerly Henry’ s Bloomfield Inn) kind they haven't seen for a good. nomic —_ gay en BA 4 VYV__jthree __ overcoats. .__” ae ne and Port : ‘Reservations ‘a 
= y NT- while. oo needed some ¢lothes, need | Ww 
GALA EVE favors — treats | And organized labor fears that ore, me ~ cthaties in the Wants to Know Why jonly have: asked and we would estern artners”’ Now   
merrymaking — fun for all | 
For Your Added Entertainment — ¥ 
SIGMOND ROSS at the Organ 5 Bring your friends to the   ito be the most likely battleground. 
But agreements run out also in 
most of the trucking industry, in| _ 
. oil, maritime, telephone; 
Year’s Eve land other key industries. And John : 2|L. Lewis is in a position to reopen 
Party |coal wage negotiations at any time. 
i | PREARRANGED HIKES ewe th Some School ‘Districts 
Pay Higher Interest |   
    
  
  LANSING (#—Bond experts will 
be asked to explain to, Gov. Wil 
liams why some school districts 
pay higher interest rates thar 
others on construction bond issues 
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"Meet the Crowd for the Holiday 
Season   
Oakland County’s newest, most beautiful cock- 
tail lounge is now open. The specialty of the 
house is an atmosphere of complete relaxation, 
cecktails the way you like them, and a lunch- 
  Less than half the major labor 
jcontracts expire’ in 1958. Under 
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         workers are to get automatic, pre- . m services yesterday, asking them 
eon and dinner menu to please the most dis- arranged pay hikes and wage ad-| to send representatives to a gan. | " at the DU criminating palate: justments for any changes in the| 6 meeting here to talk over the | 
  cost of living. Living costs, how-| situation. 
jever, appear to have leveled off 
jafter a 14-month climb, 
About three million workers 
will get these automatic pay ‘Cocktails—Luncheons—Dinners 
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11AM.to2AM. — | the state’s credit behind Afternoon Matinee 4 p.m.-2 a.m. qualified |i 
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MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER }§ ORCHESTRA cxpleing in the new ear. | trite ane paving 42 por cot ] . 2592 oxir. | to DICK DENGATE _ Telegraph at Square Lake Road | FAVORS sar tid rank of corre cm 2s much a 49 pr cent, te | HIGHWAY and H * “Esquires” 
Make ahaa A Betervations | cobmiante at. a recent layin [seas it eto ‘a ee wd erences 
Dancing Friday & Saturday ! no rT lt eam | DELLS IN N. 
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BIG 
YEAR'S ‘EVE PARTY “No Cover Charge or Door Charge’’ | But labor is aware much stilt schoo! district could enjoy a com- 
Iremains to be disclosed. .Chair-|paratively favorable rate,"’. Wil- 
jman McClellan (D-Ark) of the Sen-/liams said in his letter. “Certainly || 
HOTE acme A ate Labor - Management Rackets |that hope has not been fully real- 
4 Ot 4 | Investigating Committee plans to ined. " . 
go right ahead with hearings delv- 
ing out new phases of corruption. 
The year 1957 was one of good Presents 
GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS 
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sae iad we 20 Speciol Seturdey: age — tial ane FRIDAY and Pee 4 _Inctudes Tax and Beverage Roast Beef DANCE (If You Can) TO / yErr’s =r red SATURDAY OPEN 7 DAYS , a , Plan to Attend Our AND 7 NIGHTS | Manny Ss s] 95 BOB SAILEY = KING of the HILLBILLIES GALA NEW YEAR’S | 
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' ' later dealings, Ste) desks Rad £6478. 7 The steels were hank’ pyety 240 engi (omen Mae d stolen Hi RONINGS. 3.00 BU 1, DAY toe DELL CARTAGE — , solidly. Plus signs were 50) endum : Charles ’ Ex? service. Rete y 7 Puss” rE Sag majority among ‘airerafts, chemi- 27 Richard J. Daley. ‘take ; “nas willie Work, Commissions et SE we LIGHT a | HEAVY TRUCKING | « cal, ‘tulle, afe sod motion gle 130 -* ss ‘Tron River Buck Group _fin .____ | “PaCTon ssetarivg | | 56Y Cie YOR QULDREN | oe eite Tou PicoP| > _ tures. There were scattered losses. | Onions. 138 It was prompted by a 7" sv Will tay Off 70 Mi MAYTAS. eaten Seer”, Sop uianion, & beams. Call ier akGlabaaes UNDERGRAD.| Wets work, Call any time. FE. - Nonferrous metals showed scant Psrsier -. 115|filed Monday in the U. * Mm tay nieoheel Ex interview aa Re Ne oy ot el -_ "- " {fo Preme Court by Wisconsin, Michi-) 124. fire up pickands Mat:| slut ing: TOY ARE PRESENTLY EH} -Erautag Avwure Ave. Mares eee wend o ieehl hi| Republic Steel’s resumption of :. 175\gan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pengsy!- eA°0 in of 1 meni George plozed.. but would "like te te. RONINGS rw ¢ mmnee wore 0 saeek ~ Also! steelmaking in the Youngstown, -23\ vania and New York. —- jer @ om will lay © ger re, time, coptect us at | _cinity ORlen to 53100. : GRWANTED ARTICLES “PICKED Ohio, son -steaapaet: tay “venti. | The six states. Soren mas hens Jeu, 6 wee osnet mines RMIBHED. Must be 36. years deriy th eily, OF care of retarded to tres of shares, 7 wa | . The easing of pressure or the mar- ‘Chicago return to lake—a "Se / 4 child. M A. iar ket from tax-selling also helped LB purification — the water it now {ig curtailed from three shifts daily Mar =, 4 nae a Cigar, HOUSEWORE AND IRON. . Trucks: to Rent | prices, /rokers said, and led to draws from the lake for drinking; W. B -Seop ie , ery file | Se ders Products. ama? = TRUCKS. TRACTORS | hopes that a yearend rally, might and industrial purposes. The. used) 1, FS Pet ean cals a a | initial service 5300 | tn plchape i, wtines be sustained. © water now goes-down a drainage five-day week basis. He said SEAL i; -wllendenne ‘Pontiac Farm and DETROIT POULTRY ‘canal to the Illinois Waterway..°" # "ve fom fe Qik f0 4 doctine talog and’ oricing speciattst | _ FE 2-61%5 4 pom reduct Diversified experience im all phas- CTICAL NURSE “AVAILABLE Industria! Tractor Co. 
pric me “i pterchanreabiity and Proven et : St PE ei. 8. WOODWARD ie ange ‘ ; istereham goaktty oad WOMAN “WANTS Jom! as BILE (pp Bair Including Sunday. 
sist be « ‘prepare manual in- PE 42812.   . | DETROFT, Dec. 26 (AP)—Prices paid ; the poun - 1. rt Tholin said the return of used ; - ‘New York Stocks [Beaten ee Beirols ‘ap tone am, : jin demand for iton and steel. 
(Late Morning Quotations) ‘Neeg and’ trnore 2%-3%4 Ib. "Thites 18-19, ful to Chicago and to cities in| 
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     tel Home. io, automotive and in-| WILL TL, BABY Sr In YOUR HOME. | Hor ‘fou state ND HAULING WiTH 3 4 ib 2444-26. : L Kentucky was formed into a Gah Deca SWE hn + ein wi == DAY WORK. ci = —E_S Ae. - 4 DETROIT EGqS ‘Southern -W . . jcounty of Virginia in- 1776, was; Grennee®. li! of duck © Brarkock: | S27 Susiifications and experience. wonta Ars DA ORE. oa | 4| ,BETROrT pet Te ont mime to the Union as a state car frandmother of pected. .. te Ponting Press Box §-3035, acme — 4 cases uded. n ’ ab Ww S. ata ae. BY DAY: 4 Brades: —_ — helt Saturday, Dace 7 =“SALFSMA RT Te : ex) TT. ee E ~ — abs += $4 f beds taree 4 ‘ oa we i = co ~_ aa pe ee te 4 ng - copal "Chureh with Rev, C. George | - of local com- ae ten ras TRONNGS ~ © sADY oe en ala Het,  ored cca 3 ee 1g My te ft oti { #8. Pontiac Trail ia Perry Mt Part Cemetery. Mrs. Ppeaiery, “sar veanite. sale ne carsings as ES AND IRONINGS. $250) _Paperin Aw Gh a fed mm ck re ee 83; ets | Fore Promo ion. snes resin bids for: Aéditions and | ‘ison Johns ‘Puneral’ heme, wat "FE. #4} woman WISHES ; WORK } Days | _Winter Ms re 7 Kresge, BS: net Browns: Grade A extra large Beach Elementary |. hoon Saturday et which time she am han a week. PE 42675 
Am Motors. 8. LOP Glass ....6 (Sf60 40-48, Wid. avg. 48; medium 43 8 consisting &f approximately 3.000, will be taken to the Chureh to lie| SALES AND MENCHAR aT Am 6 Ges .. #26 Lib Meme a large Mis, Checks pe-38, wid. org 38. | A Birmingham man, James nik Will be recefved to: January 13, —~‘t#ie until time of service. sossecary inte’ age Hy) rel. __ Building S Service 1? Am Red... 10 ee y- reially graded: 3988, 8:00 P.M. Bastern Standard Time at’, erences. Write Ponts res Am Seating .. 317 Lockh Aire ...97-1! Whites: Grade A large 47: medium 41./Patterson, of 967 Southfield Rd., allied Lake High School, os mw) ; __Box 87. AAA Floor Sanding ee ee ewe non ig | Browns: Grade A large 45; medium. 40 has been appointed manager of the Fontige Trail: w “ney “eu MePienn,| CLASSIFICATIONS | ~ = Tiger, bs a Lone e 
iC. . . . ——$———- Am Tela Sei tee a." ts , administrative de [opgned and read. oueed ie ex Help Wanted Female 7 © 5vD_Bi inc : SS A 74 Low @ Mash ...567 Livestock partment at Ford) Access to Frame: Oftic e gtim, Scheal! DEX PRS A ERR ar ay. A TRENCH { } = Am Viscsse . 62 Mae mre 82 - Motor Company's Walled Lake, Michigan “annouecetesnm AMBITIONS WOMAN. WELL! poctings, Septic Field, OR 3-49 | Sern naconda . . . Mt I 7 otngs Se aie =... = "t. Anse W& C 48 "yn4 DETROIT LIVESTOCK Tractor and Im-|, Office of ihe Architect, w. 7 AoickS tal Tham | ty. Between ages 25 lo 45 CREW AVA x . ' : & Associates, 2300 Washtenaw. Ano . rf able. Roughing Also a)- $-1296 r J . 431 Merck .. 4is _ : Memorta we needs to edd family income = > STRAKA Armour & Co it4 Mert Ch & 8. 158, DETROTT. Dee. 26 (AP) — Calta — 4 » plement Div., in/Arper. Michigan’ cation. Detrott,| eine i and has e-37 hy nt ape r. : arm & --.. Be eed ou Mhariy receipts lmites te sround 180| _ Birmingham, 1 t aaichignn. Builders & & Traders, ‘Detroit, Funeral Directore “..00.0i.cocsece & stat aes w-\" UNDERPIN &, MOCRE|  Rayal Electronics Co. : . " . t F 
Lets cee eee eee entene SITTER, vc raising. Antenna . Eves. Atl cn Line... 8 Mont Ward . 23 head. these sanghter cows: ha 8 been an-| {fications may be se-| Walton. idav wk. 3 Fes At om _homes. FE #0046000 rE . . 4 Atl Retin 21 Motor Wheel | 12.6 $24 Betfers in forced affair, with sales a nm mas may, EMPLOY MENT - 8-170. After 6 - | GEMENT 16 OUR SPECIALTY. | —"=.>S2% or PE Soe Aveo Mfg .... 87 Murray Cp a8 — a eresrecontativs " Snarket; 4 Pat re I, of Schools upon deposit of yen. Ret Wemtec sete $j BABY SITTER FOR TWO SMALL | _ Floors, basements. E} wt ee. T ’ 22A 4 alt & Ob 243 Nat Bisc .. --412 opening strong, few sales good ‘to low! MBS orm, he oy. Sates 650.00), which will be refynd- 4 wane, Tonete 8| ghildren Williame Lake vicinity. “A&B TRENCHING _Typewriter Service A *ndix ° a eee ; 4 ison returo Own rans +3658. Benqudt i518 Nat Ore. oceee 43.5 95 23 56. fou atinty ana stendard mixed) was sales Basis of Employment Agencies sees Cal after =. Friday. ings Tai aaad Line. Pield Tile.| TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Beth Steet 364 Nai Lead ... -s jotterings 18 90-23 50: utility cows 14.50- representative in a Architectural. Trades | eetrections nate nee ina GENERAL | a | MACHINE RET AIRING. | Expert . ; “ 
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work. * Bonn Alem | ay Ny Central 7. ine throughout. wt esp aherieend wes! | the the lectrieal’ ‘Trases , nig NOE Wasted Female kitcben, Sork, days. Appiy in per- re ~ BLOCK AR Ano noes —fice Supply Co. 17 W. Lawrence. — ° / i . ic a ed b +] ns y BW. | — Huron 5 ry 3 = poree cn |. See Moti West 2s WHD prices on slgughter steers and’ division's I cad, Onshier en "Chect dors) Contfnng SERVICES OrrEReD DENTAL ASSISTANT. TYPING | JarRe,, wsranieed. wort ork. ee ___ zc 8 pore er ay Ne Am Av 312 Reiter fully steady to streug. cows fully sales manager, check. without restrictions of Five Per Bervicee wees oes necestaty. Write Pontiac Press, S'f!,, a A as Srisgs ME... 8h & ' steegy: bulls steady; stockers and Cent (5%) of the Bid submitted, made, @usiness Services noeeeee Mh Bos 58. i DRAPES SLIP cov. F Fries M 86.2 Nor Pac 34-8 od most choice joined joined ord Tractor Division in j _Bos BEADLE's ' ‘ Nest Airlin . 106 ers ererce unchanged : payable te the Beard of Education & Tazes ......--..3¢| EXPERIENCED > GENERAL SOP onie aces. MA wr 8 spreads. __PE 5-1921. Brun Balke 45 One OU. 3 ¢.958-1250 Ib., steers 25 00.24.50" -largely | 53 ini ive tt plane and specifications shall be. tecssces set FE 15. _and. fireplas * iL ; Buc¢ Co 135 Geens Cag 39 4.29.50 and up: few loads high choice to 1 as administrat assistan 0 | +feturned at time of bidding. Contractor Oressmaking ® Tatloring mT) housework. Live in. PE 40015. BULLDOZING maxix a ce) e Burroughs 3 Qrens fi Oi ea prime oe = steers Tee-=: j the general sales manager. shall sdentity, with ‘nis namme each = Garden _ >.184 | GUY CARI is ACCEPTIN vs ape 8it¢ Cooley Lake Rd. EM Camp Soup Ga KE .. 41T® te mw ¢ seers Previou: Ford, he was. and speci SARL Ble ana ‘Dp SON. | 2S Free timates. ' Cd 224 w 25 standard 20.00-23.60; utility steers 11 00- s to joining WASis basis of signed contract set. Ne bid Foor sanded and finish THOMAS UPHOLSTERING | Cell asst 16.5 Penh’ @ ‘ad i $ 20 00 "few loads average choice $00-' administrative assistant to the gen- will be accepted from any Contractor =) yw ‘te rk 2 3639. | 197_N. Perry St. PE 5-8888 . Carrier Cp ©. 12.1 Param t 30.7 900 Ib. heifers 25 60-2650; low choice less this item is fulfilled. m2 SLIPCOVERS. DRAPES AND BED. | Cater “Trac ® 68 Parke Da ..'. 614 hetfors most! ay 06s goed nernee ‘eral sales manager at Dearborn) othe Boar roceyess the waive any ir- Mo’ CUSTOM PLU MBING Spreads, Your material, FE 5-5797! — Chee & Ob . 03 De AM ey ae te ae, SHR nd standard heifers Motors Corp from 1948 to 1951/*27 aa fo -! INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS : Chre Pepsi Coia 16.717 @0-19.75: utility cows 14 50-1600, few. |regularities when in jhe optnien of the 8E- ALD & BON . ; : Mal Pe Phelps 396 1850: canners and cutters 11.90-i450:'when he was recalled to active Owner such action will the best. FREE ESTIMATES. PE 2-006 Lost & Found “4 c= " "District No bid |! . Cities Srv @7 Philco - 12 Tlormey bulls 18.56¢-30.90; cutter bulls duty in the US Air Force.. | eawente of the eee! time | 2 cUsTOM “BUILT ~“WoMEs”  Li- pabasiagiet AA ee eae? BS Peat ee. 31 eae comme = "ealnbie $0. No __ . [foes period of thirty 28 30) days. Opbateree 0200753 pousexexPER WANTED. PRE- Sita g hue. Pree estimates. | CHILDREN'S | PET. | BRITTANY Ciuctt Pee ... 314 Pillshy Mille . 413 \ enough offered - make a fair. 1 a ag NS Bie —ss | “fer érte with some practical nurs-| Of 1-346! REWARD. PE T-0024" “° Coca Cola 7. Pullman $3) vest of trade Compered | last week trade furnish 8 yp BW J Bonds.| NOTICES | ing experience to care for | + & M BUILDING : ‘ “ - 34 active, steady to strong, instances 1.00 | Pertermanes, Leber sod Le wiseMan. Lost B FOUDE eosssocoeen es BM intalld’ person, “Live” i. Good FOUND: SMALL FEMALE DOG Col Bra A 7 - 0) higher on prime vesiers; choice and run nay 0 a A, tion | Notices & Personals oo... cccees 3 salary en rE +423. SERVICE with white. markings, wear. fe  *YGivrime veniers 2890-3400; good to low Bee fs : S| WANTED om a} and Commercia! Con- ine collar Has ; fam- Con Edison. 443 8.2/7 00: utility and standard, : Bee. Hi. 04: Jan 3 ad Cularea to Beare 26 | Pestecntias ily. pet $-0837 . @ 32.4 thetce 33 00-26 utility and & er’ i mn sooeonss a A: ASSISTANT AFTER- | factors, - a ty pet. PE $0637, a 
rere is St St} weights over as ioe top ang Gowns 0 GMAGA —_ OFS Sao IME PEAGK,. SERTAS ea Mineennone Soc2-227 $a | hege ge Vpenagar Ogin Bask | | Moserniaticn, Experts FoCyD: SASS ISD WaiTe | Cont’ Cap tos 39.6 Sheep and tomate ee 200. one \be bela at G01 Pontine State, Bank Bidg. | Coney Wantec see scenes SOB Bids. ‘Specialist. FE 27004 Par oR. same Stelter.” ‘Peatheraone rongaeue| ont COPAS (84 35.3)l0ad choice to pr lambs | 10:30 A.M. on January Unted tO Rem. .casenesee- ‘CEMENT Oc Cont Met ‘ | minea Wo.t and 2 monty ‘No. { 96. Ioe ~ Pontiac, Michigan - age, [Euene Savion seseseens Opening Jan. 6th Lost: LELLOW MALE Ect on a HR aR, eel en te eee onmner | HAMILTON. One mon peice ee ee) Blige IB | og rome ars ae ORY Want TAPING OUARAN.| syle, Sub tal, Anewers to mame | Curt oat , See lia v"heeay rene aeeOae’ | Studebaker. Packard. of Canada! wr ena Oey of Oatiana. wasted saeeteene TAM | | cary gresings carn os much | teed work. Free estimates, OR) —— OC rE ete a Loe Curtiss We |. é to ; : & - OUT For 
pet Bas #3 Staclaie 2. dipreee vamne ienay oe, cell to ¢ theice Limited will succeed D. C. Gaskin, hae a matter of the petition con-| Rous aoe hemes . positions “Call PE 8857) 8 “f  BLECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED woren._Cal ae 7 Neem ‘ ec . * 3 prime woo lam e ie C No.'8 tA sighed — 71 noon. _ _ __. | 5 — Lost - 
Dow. Chem 7 Seu ky : 308 choise. fede ‘ambe 30 80-31 soe) 0. as president Jan. 1. t tena Barling Butt, Minor ~Ceuse ™ tees fibuses Purniened -aacensasgih REG NERSP WANTED POR Fpr= ESTIMATE ON WIRING fiasies, Ee Lawrence, Bey eer ; : Da Pont 177% Sperry Ra "101 "Hoes  Belabie’ 180 Batic sales on askin said he resigned to take" Te Calxinand..LenaMae Bailey Bult, went ‘Dotvraishe part or full time. Clinical office | "for Tater Beaters, ranges & or Dec. aist. ; 
Fast. Kod... 58 gra Out tps So opngehieee. Lully. de-nigher receipts ey “challenging job” with an (Ppcites noving been ttied im this Court | Por Mant Rosman... wa ssbington, Orford OA S101, 8 or | _fie_Co ieee We Huron. cere em WHITE  WiTH. BLACK . ;: - Rad... oe 497 Ueht: mixed Ne 2 and 1 190-240 tee jon t whereabouts of Rooms With Board OA #1176. _ ST De AIR. BRICK-| ™arkings femaie Fox Terrier, An- veer ee er BS Ob BA. TT auetee 20,00-20 25: No 1 and 2 in early internationally - known company tne Spat tnt eS minor child are un- | Convalescent Homes GEN et ring. FE| s¥ers came of Forie. if i +: {49 supply; 160- mixed grad ted . aste aed oo at 19'%8-20.00, Ne? ane’? "aabttos “gc Whose announcement of a Cana- sneen., ine public for support an and that said pote! Rooms REAL ESTATE 4-2200 | Pes he008 wane Ser, please call! food Mech 47) Sun Oil ei Compared weet age tatrow tnd “gute growth program will be made, chitd should be placed under the juris-' Rent Office Space... SALESLADIES tah of ps: 4 GENERAL BUILDING. ene ENT | LOST: BEAGLE. 3 BLACK (WHITE ——— : 2 t Pa 31.2 . - dtetion af — Cours For Rent Miscelteneous men over W), or ew Pray brown Wandered { . Proeh tre 93 eit & Co .. 2&7 Mastly Te higher carly in the mew year. the people of the, | filme. Needed ‘after pint - Goons = ALL _Freare use call PE r S-1iat ater im . . Gen Drnem . 663 Byiv Bl Pa .. 306 . A past president of the C anadian/ state ee rine are Log Be pama geteTe ‘Pon Sale ary st, Eaportonce net vt OUARANTRED ROOFS ~ ALY | cost — BLACK & TAN MIXED Gen Pos 1 Tex O Bul ot Fit Y le. ¢ d Automobile Chamber of Com- Bed t ¢ he Oerland ‘ount? | Income Fee MBA ‘ora late model eat. Usual | 383 %. Cast FE 2-3021. wed ve oe Speniet | role yee esi Raine Bisine . ir 1 ~ a ~ ter, ou - } s 5 : ir | - — ca Bh) 8 aces 2 FIM'S Vile Cards eroe’Gacuss me non asocited agar Ses es Ci Peas’ Suburoun Proper ene cane Sauna TURE | farsa apna on Gen We “07 Tran W At id | with the automobile industry in in said Cnayy. = on the 16h ay of nn For Sale Resort Property . 44 WOMAN TO LIVD IN & CARE — ~ PERSONALIZED WOxE, | OST: UTSANY SPANIEL. oR: Gen Time 16 Ident Cen |. 303 R | H li PI | Canada since 1920. He joined | $73: ea hie you are. hereby commanded For Sale Lots Prop. ... * oba | ter cideriy redy, More St Da ‘FE #209 SPE S-ea7s) Tyee ® nite. Vics ot east | Mi Gitte ia vatwe 6 Bl eved 0 I y a | Studebaker in 1931, became vice|te Raed Tar. te nenetie * said ijcreonal Por Sale Acreace . cess . 12 noon. : | PLASTERING & REPAIR. REAS.| ¢3is0. Goebel Br. 23 Oo Bee dee sident and ral inlet this summons pod Bo- Pop Gale Perms oi 8 WAITRESS, STEADY RELIABLE, | _Pat_Lee, FE > caving | OST: FEMALE BEAGLE, six ee? Goodrich 3 Ung air Lin |) 22 | pre nt and general manager service he be served by publication of a|Ssle Business Property it | “Roman 2520 pre. of age 11-30 to RG, SNYDER FLOOR XG. | mes. vic Airport & ‘Ander. + Unit_ air TORRANCE, Calif. @w—A re) Uece shall nearing |Rent or Lease Bus Prep. eee on xe (bun sanding and Phone sonville Rd. "Reward. OR 3-9208. Grsh Pa “Lt Ben Pate os aa : . n aim 1941 and has been the Canadian | ron ine erioue to said print: Por Sale or Exchange ae oe ee aaye ag Wayne’ et | 5-050 toaT AY, WHEELAAR.|:  - . . ry - “oe 8 -T -— TUESDAY, WHEELBAR- . GUNS Ry 304 Better Cp'.. ger craft firm has announced — = \omneeny's chief executive officer |i the Fenties said County etWANCIAL | dave or beldeye. = | 508. a eee LAYING. | “row, vie. Bloomfield Mills. PE Grevhound ~.. 14.1 Lines 234-Christmas cards to em-! since. 1953, “4 witness, the, Benered tty of Business ceceeees Bl WATTRESS, FROM 12 NOON TO} 83438. i Gull C1084 Us Rub 313 ployes—extra long weekends with-| | Moore. Judge of sald Cost his 2rd ay (Sale Land Contracts ..!cc..081| 8 p.m, Phone FE 5-2977, | gemonesna-apprTio’s Eee. | LOST YOUN PET) WANT TO. Homentk..!.. 328 Us Tos 223 out loss of pay or ‘production’ eat AP{RTHUR E MOORE (Morecane Loame “1.2.00000000000 84) Helo Wanted 8 | Bu werk, Licensed builder. FHA | Eve.one jo, Romer FE, beam ~ | Hooker . Warn B Pic. | (Sea { Probate” elp Tih Cent ..... 286 west Un Tei 15 | Ume. ; B Iti & Ohi (A true copy) ASSENNO. . aan : | S Hobbies & Supplies 24A Indus “Ray .- if) Westg A Bk 184 The cards contained -a calendar: a imore 10 ed: Register, swap ne oe cesecesese-88| ADL MEN OR WOMEN DEsIROTS "ROOF REPAIR: , ee . 1 een fae Waste, BO 22 scheduli t three-day week- Juvenile Division Por Sale-Clothing 2.2000202.021100 | “UP MEN OB WOES Cheer tai EAVESTROUGHING PE «ou PAINT THE NUMBER PICTURES , Iniand St! ....724 ween & Co_ ing eigh y eer Deg. 27, °87-' Scrap & Iron. ........+.0++--864| or part time see Mr. Smith’ 150 | “TRENCHING “AND _ Scrabble games,  Backenstose é Inepir ce -. 33 vores 3 384 vends. and four four-day weekends; t ay —————norice S~™OCO «Big Homsenol@ Goods ........-87/ _W. Perry $ to ay ‘ | BULLDOZING Book. Store, 15 E. Lawrence St. . - Yues 
‘alentine = ee eecemeenaes MY HOM J . . Int Bus Mch 304 Gerber Prod 3 Tin combination with normal legal! me zoning mn . Independence may Gifs — siting | BABE, parting, De i Pe 60 ~ Notices & Personals |_28 . holidays. Longren Aircraft Co. BALTIMORE For the Oakland Sanoual onions ye Misecliveseus ‘3 Cal PE. 271), 12A any o MAN 4 . ww second 7°" me rself vee uh Supplies 1 TRL WOMAN NEED. | STOCKS employes will not work the first ve ‘ Ea a .T30 pam aft, the Town- gale Musical Goods - 8 ] thi f ou?) ing @ fri adviser, contact 5, Bephter Ca.) naj Monday of each month but will/time in two menths, the Baltimore) Jen fren ss ane Sule Oftice Bouipment “8 1S ts or y ree Se 10. CENts E Mrs. RL abangiey. Phone FE nee - “ et Los eon] work the the following Saturday in jon gnd Ohio Railroad has announced) aoe, po searing ineres 8 rep. Sale ng Goods . 8 Natienel odvereet foot ont a cenie ‘es 31288 w on Army. : ee » idwin uboer''Ge. + 13) 34. /stend. Sat eet, scterny MOWRY Festiva. maybe Rear celeiy To Sandy Gear, at cececcc'gl| EA yt mutual cede nt” pas ae Eazy | AEROTRED KNAPP | Ross Geer'ce, * 32 242) “We are confident it will pay out its 13-state system. / lany c "ihe ‘Zoning Board should property coin |Plants. ‘Trees Shrubs +08) in 3 to § years, Men or womeh. | JOR'g A Snprus FE 20 - SH {OES see. a 
He rey Be aa & $4 $4 $4 good wal avid 4 : i eles, nth teat vues & a xm a Trained Araried 222221290 selling rer personal interview | Business Services 13 . Pred Herm \ owe ec. bes . airm ll FE @ : | PPP LL ALD | Pen. Metal Prod. Co. . 103 193 103/ing man can enjoy @ rich man’s yesterday, will affect about 2,800 INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP. | ARM MERCHANDISE ven & wits “AS CARETAKERS a4.) ACE TREE ‘SERVI RE- |oaperr ty SUPPL ae tt Roay Bie oa ee ¢e Ss weekend every’ so ofterk” said/ employes in all departments—or — ZONING BOARD poEBL | & Peeo . ny -for apartment ballding with ss moval and: Grimening, Get © our bid | inee Mre. Wallace. = Toledo Edison Co, 121 121 124/Mrs. Christina E. Wentworth, an! ‘about seven per cent of the coin- HAROLD J. vcleck | EOE 0 beat. Mas en enty, ay artes: | ee A nkER- aERWICE. Ses - | 
"eae hig aed eatee "1" lotticer of the firm pany'a total persconel, The lay Dee at Ee CSccm | Wee paula? slt'bae, "| Save AE MARES TD Debt? off is éffective Jan. 1. — ITE LAKE le Equipment 9722220252256. > gaLEs PHopie (PZ2= 8 AGL MAKEN OF FOUNTA MM eid te ; TOWNSHIP OF WHI Sale Farm _ UII a) | REAL ESTATE | 8 AIN PE | 2 rs oe, BS th a Rt S| eee La Saar ew — bd The Township. of White e ‘0 UTOM . homer. -0003. Generel ass Y W = chigan, ordains:|@or Sale Housetratiers .........18| Pn, Smith Jr for a ment ne Pi cece al LORS, INC., 41 = - == lough on Nov. 1. of Oakland, State of Michig: ‘ se eeee TD D _Above Oakland Theater 7 mr . = amendments to the Rent Trailer CR nav eeee MITH ~ = BU NO ==| The company blamed business white Lake Township. Rural Zoning Auto Ketessorten ssseteeeseeenee -80|  Baullders of BS Sui Remey Ain CLEANERS | Wea Children ¢ gata ate Fabs . _— = Pp Yi Y =| congitions for the newest cutback fae Com-| Sale Motor Seootets .........--.82 | SEAL EST Ly... ee Boerd 26 ¢ . A im. FEBRUAR ! = = Sad the " a mare rt arn we Bec- Por Sale Bieyeles te at mine Walater Rose Hil se | Workers" . Seapine Licensed} - - = = =}ljoadings are running 1,600 cars a Part of t * White Lake Town- Boats & Accessories ........-+--85| RTS, BAD. 20080. - _ home, FE $8737, = = ; = tien 36, 73M, BEE, White CNge|Por Sale Airplanes .....0c.+:-.88 o,__ awe day, “per cent under the Oakland County, Michigan de-! cred. “SALESWORK WITH . BEST BAY CARE FOR PA = Use our easy menthly payments plas. —- = —s fig-|snip, | Oak Deginning si the NE corner| transportation, Ort serseest Bh | Toate of pay for West of Pontiac, pager makes of on age, chilaren, Licensed home. $5.00 a month in. = ure this time last year. of the SE ‘< of the NW %, Section| Wanted Used Care... ‘g9| Must be 2448 yrs. oid. Phone! S* _ ; = Pay as little as a 36; thence 8 01-33 wae slong the For 58 0) Mr Schuett, EM 34196 for Der | now's. 66 Oakland FE 2.4021 siren WOU Da > cane easy convenient payments. , and 8 % line for & nee o \Por Sa 00 NO NE Sa pce CEMENT WORK, NOTHING | _f ‘vs. 4-6907. =e ousy 5 co : 7 . ” for a dis. | WANTED — REG ED MEDT- : . q = : = 8. Week Strike Settled Leet tee Se “tect tothe ‘center of] 3 | Weal Feenmelae Wiline vo ienmn | IAtge or ama. 20 yrs. exp Free! Wid Household Goods 27 - 2 , Union Lake Road; thence N 40-35' 40°) x-ray and able to do routine GUSTOM CARPENTER WORK, . ; = MASONITE at Semet-Solvay Plant _. |W along center of Paton Lake Road Tor ann ee on ~~ | Laboratory work ttiuding chem- a2 = ea aa trim FURNITURE NEEDED —  , { of : eet, LOVIN M Good . . = . ==] ETROIT An eight 38-07 30” W along center of Union fake aves aaugnter Margaret W. oan | te meat. for terview afd sp- _ Pine aner Entire heme x4 odd lots, Oet, the ‘ SS ‘PEGBOARD | = Oe wttlea a the Seman ‘Road for 0 cima of “aistance ot 3 ningham, who passed away Dec: po : “3 MOTOR SERVIC ce pe fee 4 cutright oF Au stri! sett - \ . or a dis | = : 4 a. ees ed at met ater feet thence N 46-30 40° W for tt is lones: esope here atithout “you. | Employment / Agencies 8: A A) RPE bat 218 E Sale. Phone OR_ 3.9717. = 4 3x! $], es 73 Solvay Division of Allied Chemical) S"ficince of 200.08 fect: thence Wand sad Fue nURARED a 8ERW. | WANTED TO BUY — ALL TYPES = x 8 & Die Corp. Thursday. Some 250) 16-540" E for a distance at Oe The flowers -we ced. upon your j | Tieeae 3 Kelson, PE: S168, of furniture Ph. FE 25523. 
= 4x4x', striking United Mine Workers vot-iine ‘twa "section “26. thence ‘8 aay wither and Wecar, | | ceynss “earn TING SERVICE| Money Wanted 28A cept a two-year con ™ th Ine of the B BELLA = 8 ed to accept a 7 i tract 95% ot. the Ml tors distance. of guall never fade ‘awa ind Crooks Rd.. Rochester. FE arnt ot “eredht. PER, CENT. =| _— = 4x8x!; rr 48 providing increases totaling 16 Sais fet to Nine point of ‘beginning, Shall never fade away. bro | Sea te a = 8 cents an hour in wage and fringe’ jenpeasiing 35.00 bares. se the NW 1% See-!_! “ore, __ sister and f riends. so | attractive girl who Se! Toe 80) evening eatimates Menon) and and Wanted to d to Rent 29 = pene nae oe three! Mp, Oakland County, Michigan. Be- Funeral Directors 4 Contact,” $ Gare wee "$300, _fommercial—¢ oon EW OR RE-| 9 PARTY'S w TO RENT] = e Plastic T. - Sq. Pr 60c per cent pay t the -sec [ening at's point which is. 86- 26,25" ~~ | Start. Midwest’ Em ployment, “o Poe Work quaranteed, FE 8-0904. home or ° SER . = Conolite opping nner a Hr na Sdietance of 814.00 feet” and "D ] on: ohns | =" Pontiac State Bank Bids Br erees Fe oe ADAMS Co. 2836 Dixie Hwy, 
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    : _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DEC EMBER 27, 1967. at eis SOREPEGS sae st BA eed eet ey EE 
ieteial phn - : Dag Making 6 Ds, there’ to age as tea : nt) el Minister Christian Pineay and) 
~eoe yu ‘on Premier. Felix Gail- 
Talks on Way Home |" 
CAIRO ®—U.N. Secretary Gen-' 
eral Dag Hammarskjold left to- Lights on Yuletide Star 
day after two days of ‘talks with ‘Await Stor k's Ar rival 
Egyptian leaders. He flew to Bei-| OKLAHOMA CITY @ — J.B. 
~ jrut, Lebanon, for a brief stopover! Anderson says he may not light 
on the way to ew ba this big housetop -Christmds star’ 
ik ‘until the middie of January—de-} 
’ _Hammarskjold oh oe Presi-| | pending on his wife, 
dent Nasser last night and held| Anderson, father of three adopt: 
another conference this morning eq children, erected the seven-foot | 
with Egyptian Foreign -Minister| star earlier this. month and. an-| 
Mahmoud Fawzi, who saw him off ,hounced he would flip on the long 
at the airport. A spokesman’ for! string of. lights bordering it just 
s the secretary general declined tojas soon as the family’s expected 
Consumers Spent More in. 157 ered He had hoped the baby wold 
but Bought Less Merchandise Informed sources — in | Paris said’ arrive re by | Christmas. 
{in retail ‘distribution are begin- 
jn ning to appear.’ 
Merchants complained that basic    
    
           
       
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By WALTER-BREEDE JU. | and appa rel outlets. Novelty 
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NEW YORK i — For F retairs fined themselves to five and certain. Economists pointed out 
that consumer spending is. as 
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  _ patterns. 
Consumers spent more money 
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— from 191% billion dollars int 
1956 to 200 billions in 1957 — was) 
entirely due to two factors: Prices) may were higher than in 1956 and seTe munities, 
were more consumers to buy-for. 
CLOUD SCENE | department store wares like 
| suits, coats, furniture and record 
players. dent in family budgets, Jeaving 
less ‘money to be spent in retail 
stores, They cited: higher @om- _ that people curtail their spending | 
chiefly because their incomes 
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| ten-cent items sold “big ticket” living costs were making.a bigger) beoming business conditions — 
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\Eoode Assn. to Comment that “it insurance, rising rents,-higher prop-| tivity in the months ahead, mutation fares, increasingly ex- 
ipensive medical care, costlier auto   most indicators pointed to “a low- Th tthroat competiti e cutth t petiuon) er level of genera) business ac- rompted the National Retait Dry 
erty taxes. 
For 1958 the outlook was un- well be that in some com- Women's apparel provided « ane! 
signs of over - capacity of the brighter spots in the 1957 
‘retai] picture, Food markets scored 
  
Layotis..in- major industrial cen 
~ ters clouded the 19 1957 retail scene. 
So did thinner pay envelopes and 
consumers had less folding money. 
After several- years of “trading | 
up’ — steering customers to 
higher quality, higher priced 
goods — merchants encountered 
a stubborn wall of price resis- 
tance. Big stores planned to put | 
more emphasis on lower priced. 
merchandise in 1958. 4 
With operating costs at an all-| 
time peak, many retailers saw 
profits diminish. The accent every-| 
where was on cutting: é@xpense.} 
The trend .toward self - selection) 
— having’the customer wait on her- 
self — gained new momentum. 
TAKING OVER 
A survey by the National Re-| 
tail Dry Goods Assn. Found sub- 
urban shopping centers taking busi-) 
ness away from big department! 
stores downtown. | 
There were slam - bang price | 
wars between department stores 
and discount houses, Food super- 
markegs increased thelr penetra- 
tion of the department store field 
by opening their own appliance 
Lost UP Hunter 
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Music of Siren ‘* |Negro and white students in day for the NFL title. HOUGHTON (#—Clerc : Gribble, 
51, went rabbit hunting Christmas! 
Day. 
Whe he failed to return home! 
at suppertime, his Brother, Fran-| 
cis, notified the fire department} 
in the Bootjack area, a resort) 
community in the Upper Penin-| 
sida——_—_—§ 
‘ Firemen: sounded 
every five minutes. 
Several hours 
came out of the woods. He said 
he became lost in a heavily wood- 
ed swamp. The intermittent sound- 
ing of the siren guided him home. 
“It was the best Christmas mu- 
sic. I ever heard,” Gribble -said.| their siren) 
  
Violence Shatters Calm 
in Algeria Once More 
¥ avciers WW — Nationalist-at-| 
tacks in several portions of Alger- |, 
ia last night ended an uneasy 
Christmas calm. 
A farm guard was killed, farm. 
buildings valued at $300,000 were 
burned and a rebel attack with 
hand grenades in Oran killed an 
offduty policeman, 
thorities said. 
  Propellers From Nylon 
ST. JOHN, Ind, — Model-air- 
plane propellers made of nylon are} 
being manufactured by.a St. John! 
company, which sayg they are 
shatterproof, reliable, have greater} 
thrust, and_last more than—16, 
times as long as the conventional 
type. Stranger to Washington nor is he Civil Rights Division set up to’ 
{headed up the program of ending! 
‘Air Force. 
later ‘Gribble! Rapids, 
military au- } substantial gains; drug. stores::did; 
a landoffice business in cosmetics, | 
antibiotics, aspirin and: gifts. 
‘Hannah Asks Goodwill, a oe 
Time in Race Problern |v toin) stmt teas a new round of merkdowns, clear- 
ance sales and discounts. There 
By INTERNATIONAL NEWS \was every indication that stepped, 
lems is that “wise men have strug- jup retailer competition in 1958 
gled with these problems for dec-/might more than offset the price. 
Dr. John A. Hannah approaches jades.” He expects no quick solu-/boosts of 1957.     DIARIES y 
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  his new job as chairman of the’ ‘tions from ‘commission recom- —     
    
jnew Civil Rights Commissidn with! mendations, but believes ‘men. of 
lthe Christmas spirit feeling. that! 
men of good will can work out dif- good will can work out their dif- iferences.”’ 
ferences—however difficult they x. * 
may “— > * | The commission which he heads 
‘is under direction of the White 
Hannah, who .is President of House and has no connection with 
Michigan State University, is no the Justice Department’s - new 
a stranger to the problems of race|enforce federal law. Hanna's. group) 
relations and civil rights. is charged with investigations of) 
He was frequently in the head- ‘the problem and with making rev-| 
lines as assistant Defense Secre- jommendations for new legislation. 
tary for Manpower and _— 
el in 1953 and 1954 unde 
Sisnhowsr cauinistrefion. Williams Calls 
Before that, under the Trumz y 
sdenipiatretion, the edurater wos! Gr id [TV B an , | 
‘Unreasonable a member of the advisory board) 
which worked out policies for the 
aid to docign otiens ° LANSING uP — Gov. W ivoice today was added. to the 
INTEGRATED CAMPUS clamor of those asking Commis-| 
In the field of racial discrimina-Sioner Bert Bell of the National | 
tion, Hannah, shortly after being Football League to remove his ban_ named president of Michigan State/0n local ‘television of the Detroit 
1941, ordered integration of Lions-Cleveland Brown game Sun- |   
illiams’ | 
‘campus dormitories. Then he) Williams, in‘ a telegram yester- | 
ruled that all racial designations day, told Bell he might have good 
be’ stricken from student records. | ‘reason to continue the ban,- but 
In -his key Petagon post, he added: | 
‘From here your action seems 
\racial discrimination in the armed highly unreasonable.” 
forces and among® civilian per-| Bell ordered a TV blacko 
sonnel of the Army, Navy andthe game within 175-mile radius | 
‘of Briggs Stadium in Detroit even | 
ithough its a sell-out. 
“You don't appreciate, I am’ 
sure, the tremendous loyalties of 
|\Michigan sport fans,” Williams. 
isaid. ‘Nothing could stop Briggs 
‘Stadium from staying sold out for 
ithis Synday’s game.” .   | Hannah was born in Grand | 
on Oct. 9, 1902. His 
father operated a hatchery and 
greenhouse on a small farm on 
the outskirts of the city. He | 
He became an agricultural spe- 
cialist and through this joined . 
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ure Céllege which later became Live Sales Argument Michigan State. — ; 
He is.married and has a daugh- lene rien awe n Meee | 
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