Shepherd Guilty , to police three and a half hours Milwaukee Celebrates After Braves Take World Series . a Suspect s Held After Shot at County Woman | Time of Incident shooting of a Highland . Carnival Worker Says “He Was in Saginaw at A suspect in the mystery \3 Routes Ready to Carry Crowds lto MSU-M*' Tilt ‘Trail (M218), torial road is finished, Pontiac area football fans will find three big road improvements when driving to the Michigan-Mich- igan State game in Ann Arbor to- morrow. For’ motorists” “using Pontiac the bridge ©: Mil- ford road leading under the Grand River Expressway {s completed. Reconstryction of Pontiac Trail from Eight Mile road to N. Terri- and a smooth, blacktopped highway awaits drivers. But ‘Big Chief Warns Union Trouble Ahead Sees Tough Legislative Session; Rank and File Plan Suit DETROIT (#—James R. Hoffa, who has prospered JOY, UNLIMIFED — Ecstatic Milwaukee Braves fans jumpand how] in a joyful celebra- tion of their hefoes’ World Series victory yester- - day afternoon, tying up downtown traffic during on a crisis-a-day in recent t AP Wirepbote the late afternoon and ides The Braves won - the seventh and deciding game of the series, in Yankee Stadium, 5 to 0. (See today’s Sports sec- tion for more pictures and stories.) : Township woman. was ar- jattempted murder. + Man Faces Court in Wife's Death But Verdict Is Second ‘Degree Instead of Original. Charge dames D. Shepherd was tound guilty of second-degree mutder by Circuit Judge Clark 4. Adams this morning. Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams, presiding at the trial of James D. Shepherd in the death of his wife, sor os te denied a motion to will | “on of the charge’ at tee of » trial/ ‘he said. Shepherd's voice was heard” Ae fan ee a WASHINGTON (@ — American sky watchers reported sighting the Russian earth satellite again today as it made three. early morning passes over the United States, ~ court yesterday when a, “tape-|turn three times® tonight. _fvecording of a statement he made after he stabbed his wife, Elizabeth 42, May 27 at their home, 1509 Pierce St. was played. — In the. tape-recording, Shepherd, a 36-year-old former denied all knowledge of the he actual crime. “I love my wife, ‘1 wouldn’t stab. her. . That’s the furthest thing in the world 1 would do,” said Shepherd's voice over the loud speaker. The defendant claims he blacked | out during the fatal stabbing. , * * * During the taped. interview Shepherd had admitted drinking most of a pint of whisky the day of the killing-and then taking ‘‘one or two” ‘tranquilizers before going to bed, _ ’ While he was dozing, he said in the recording, his wife came into the bedroom twice and ‘popped a handful of pills into my mouth like peanuts.” “She said they were vitamins, " the recording continued, “But’ I'm not stire that they weren't tran- quilizers."’ In making a motion for reduced charge Defense Attorney David C. Pence argued that there. was no premeditation in the slaying. Purchase Ranch Land FULLERTON, Calif. (INS) ~The Hughes Aircraft Co, has announced purchase of 430 acres of Sunny Hill Ranch near Fuller- ton for construction of a six- million dollar — missile | plant. SEES 2 OBJECTS The New Haven, Conn., moon- watch team, which first spotted tthe satellite ‘yesterday, reported that it saw two objects streaking salesman|through the sky this morning — presumably Sputnik and a part of the rocket that propelled moonlet into its orbit. the Watchers at the Astrophysical Observatory of the Smithsonian Institution in Cambridge, Mass., jalso apparently caught a momen- jtary glimpse of the satellite. / * * students at * Two Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y.., also said they sighted it shortly before dawn, eile Nestea nnn tenth 2% million miles, according to Soviet estimates, since the Rus- sians shot it into the upper air last Friday. Dr. Fred L. Whipple, director of the Cambridge Observatory, -said there had been no observation to indicate a third object is speeding around the globe. The Russians have said t hose cone a as the spent rocket. READY CAMERA , Whipple voiced hope that a huge} satellite tracking camera at Pasa- dena, Calif., will be ready when the sphere makes two passes‘over the Far West today. | satellite's. protective is orbiting, as well Moscow radio said last night the artificial satellite “‘is now be- ing bombarded by micro-meteor- ites,” but that it appeared no ‘se- rious damage had resulted. At the U. S. Naval Research For Slum Clearance Federal Loan and Grant Will Assist Battle Creek WASHINGTON—A residential slum area in Battle Creek, Mich., will be converted into a commercial] and industrial section’ with the help of a $3,910,092 federal loan and a | $2,726,417 capital grant, appar emitting a steady signal. McGough was wearing had been Wants Missile ‘Czar’. American Sky Watchers Spot Sputnik in 3 Passes Over U.S. Laboratory here, a Spokesman said the satellite came over as scheduled last. night, several hours after the Mocow broadcast about the meteorite bombardment. The spokesman said the satellite. was Radio Moscow said that fh the nik will come closer to the earth and give off light like a meteor and that “its light will be observ- able for a long time.” In New. York, Dr. Sergel M. Poloskov said the Russians intend to share with the United States pa other nations scientific infor- mation obtained from the mooniet. last stage of its existence, Sput- Motorist Rescues Invalid Prom Burning Home Here: A Pontiac man entered day, and carried its invalid men arrived at the scene, according to the Pontiac Fire Department. Robert. McKinley, 23, of home from work yesterday afternoon, —- smoke lyesterday before Macomb County in Wife's Death Utica Factory Worker Held for Examination). on Murder Charge. A plea of not guilty was entered for a 45-year-old Utica factory worker when he was arraigned Judge Francis A. Castelluci in the clubbing death of his wife, Examination has been set for Oct. %3- for Archie Wedge, of 6077 Higgins, Utica. He is being beid ns 010,000 hend. ey mb : mule ga Cecil A. Byers, Wedge is aceuned ot clubbing his: wife Louise, 47, a smoke-filled house, Thurs- owner to safety before fire- 357 N. Saginaw St., driving Hensley McGough, 340 N.! Paddock St.. McKinley ran to the one-story frame house which was rapidly. filling with smoke. He flagged down a passing wrecker with a two-way radio and told the driver to turn in an alarm. kk When he entered the house, he said, ‘The smoke was so thick that I had to crocuh low to the floor. I finally saw a man lying on the floor in the living room, trying to crawl toward the door,” . McGough, an invalid who can- -mnot walk, -was still conscious when McKinley carried him ‘in his armas to his car. No one else was in the house, McKinley said that the sweater rched by flames, but otherwise appeared uninjured. * © &* Firemen arrived and fought the blaze for about‘ an hour. Damage was estimated, at approximately $2,500, said firemen. The fire start- ed in the living room and was evidently touched off by a ciga- rette, . McKinley is employed at the Dos- tal Foundry:and Machine Co., 2500 Williams Dr., Waterford Township. SPOKANE, Wash. (INS) — Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash) thinks the Russian earth satel- lite indicates ‘‘enormous Ameri- can complacency” and called for a missile ‘‘czar."’ The loan and grant were announced by the Urban Renewal. Administration. It said almost 70 per cent of the 342 residential struc- tures in the 87-acre area are sub-standard. The area, _ known asthe Jewell Street project, is ene to inter- ' mittent flooding. Money will be used in part for rechanneling the Kala- mazoo river by the Corps of project is estimated at $3,972,897. Engineers. _* * * This represents a difference between the cost of ac- quiring and preparing the land for redevelopment and the return from its resale. The federal grant will cover two-thirds of the feel, and Battle Creek will contribute the remainder, Need a Buyer? They're plentiful when you use a Want Ad to find them. , This one, for example. brought several and the suite was sold for cash the first night. Remember... . when you. need fast action, you . heed a Want Ad! . Net cost, of the | ' \ WAL with buffet and extension table “and six brown mohair covered chairs, $25. OR 3-2318. To Place Your Want Ad . | DIAL FE 2-8181 - Just ask for the | WANT: AD. DEPT. -. coming from the home of * Tratfic to Flow on Straits Bridge Friday, Nov. 2 ST. IGNACE (AP) — The Mackinac Bridge will be opened to traffic Nov. 1, the Mackinac Bridge Authority to death with a rifle following a family quarrel. Wedge mando a statement to Byers saying he was sitting in a chair when his wife struck him with the rifle. He then grabbed the weapon and struck her once, Byers quoted Wedge as saying. Wedge, a tool-and-die helper at Chrysler's Mound Road plant, Detroit, told arresting officers that he and his wife argued bitterly about his alleged attentions to other women. The incident occurred when he returned from work at 3:30 p.m. ‘idol te Saginaw after the phone call and was there at the time of the shooting, He gave the names of persons who could substantiate his story, He gave himself up to De- troit police when he learned he was being sought. CALLS ON HER entry, as it doesn’t have to be postmarked uriti} midnight Tues- dayr If you're interested in be- coming $500 richer, turn to page M4 and see what you can do about figuring out the right answers, last week's puzzle sit on page 46. rested in Detroit last night, by Oakland County Sher- iff's Dept. detectives and booked for investigation of Malcolm Halliday, 53, will be questioned today in the shooting haeageere |” night of Mrs. June Lebe a of 1001 Hickory Ridge Mrs, Lebel was struck in the mouth by a .22 caliber bullet fired at her through a window when she looked out to see who was knocking at her front door. Halliday said last night he went He said he has known Mrs. Lebel for five years and frequently oe (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) » Put Pot-O.Gold fa in Your Pockets, Now Worth $500 For tans who prefer to ‘take M59 (past Pontiac Airport) to U.S. 23, a new, four-lane dl- vided highway awaits them from south of Whitmore Lake to Ann Arbor city limits, If you drive out U.S. 12 (Willow Ryn Expressway), there will be a *\reVefuable one-way system lead- ing from the expresiway to the stadium via Ann Arbor - Saline road. This will be one-way leading to City Delegation ' legislative session in next year.” Mackie fo Meet": months, came home in‘tri- umph yesterday and warned members of the Teamsters Union that their troubles are not over, The newly elected prest- dent of the giant Teamsters Union warned the 700 rank and file members. who the stadium before the game, and| Airport: ers one-way leading to the expressway; “We're going to be faced after the game. with the roughest, —— : ere Group to Ask Him Why Pontiac Was Left Out of Highway Planning Pontiac representatives will meet with State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie Wednesday to urge construction of a new Pontiac ex- pressway, Mackie has agreed to a meeting). in his Lansing office to discuss the Although several! contestants came close to the winning Pot-0-|- Gold answers and-one even got them all right but one, no one came up with the perfect solution, - this week’s puzzle is now worth You still have time to send your Answers and explanations for Wilson Tells Gop in Seattle: announced today. This laid to rest rumors of a possible earlier opening. First public traffic will begin crossing the 100-mil- lion-dollar span connecting Michigan’s two ene at 2 p.m. Gov. G. Mennen Williams, elected state officials and legislators have been invited for a pre-opening inspection trip across the bridge, but Authority Chairman Prentiss M. Brown said there would be no fanfare and no Americans “talk too much.” * * the columnists—talk too much. x * speeches. ‘Too Much Talk in U.S SEATTLE (INS) — Charles E. Wilson says he thinks The former defense secretary told Seattle newsmen the US. “can’t possibly get very far ahead” of Russia in a mis- sile or satellite program. He explained: “We—the military, the politicians, the press, partiowlarty the vai plays right into Russia’ s hands.” Wilson, who spoke at a $100-a-plate Republican fund raising dinner, said he expects a 100,000-man reduction in the work force of the nation’s aircraft industry. * The present big fuss over * Oakland City Manager Walter K. Willman: Delos Hamlin, ‘tan, of the Board of visors; Willis M. Brewer, Bra branch manager of the Secretary ot State's Office and George N, 1 Secrubb, director of the Oakland County Planning Commission. * * * In Mackie’ s. five-year highways, with the exception of Pontiac and Royal Oak. . . Sa Low 31-35 Tonight In Today's Press |, More soot nights are in pros. ; pect for the Pontiac area. The eae Comer eeeeemetae|U.S. Weather Bureau predicts Comics 3 clear and cooler tonight with frost County News ............., 39 |lkely. The low will be around Editorials ....... vestceuee 6 Ps neo ong High School ..........+.. ** 95 | Tomorrow will be mostly fair Markets .. ee gs and a little warmer with the mer- Obituaries ......... ——— 14 [CUry going up to 60. Pot 0’ Gold Puzzle ........ 94 | Partly cloudy turning cool- Pot 0’ Gold Answers ...... 4g (er with a chance of scattered light Sports ........ sve 27 thru 31 [Showers ts the outlook for Sunday, “Theaters .......... 32 thru 34 | The lowest recorded température TV & Radio Programs .... 45 |in downtown Pontiac this morning Wilson, Earl .............. 43 |was 42. At 1 p.m. the mercury Women's Pages . . 20 thru 23 ‘had risen to 51, me? Lok Out for Frost; Sounds Like Busy Signal « on Telephone Bloomfield Radio Ham Tracing Sputnik — greatest thrill -he has had in his Sputnik be losing some of . i Rade i eight years of being a “ham.” its sputter, So says a Bloomfield Township “ham” radio operator who has tuned in on the Russian satellite several. times “since it began its : journey’ around the earth, “On one afternoon I heard the thing quit keying,” sald Albert R, Lewellen, 23, of 2124 Devon- shire Dr. “Then it broke into a solid tone and stayed that he for about 15 minutes until I couldn't ‘hear it again.” * * * “The pulses have been varying in duration also,” Lewellen ex- |/plained, He said this may indicate what phase’ of the scientific. study, ‘the Russians had launched: af that ji particular time, or thait* its’ bat-. jteries might be, weakening. Lewellen, a°*member of the re- ‘search department for Bendix Avi- ‘ation said listen- . Corp...ip Detroit, ; | ing al — bepe was the . COME IN SPUTNIK — Albert R. Lewellen, 2%3,-ot 2124 Devonshire Dr., Bloomfield Township, a ‘ham’ radio operator, has picked up _ | \ am Lo m 4 a $ - ; “Cee i - Pontind Press Photo tres the Govies shai siesid tes: Sa tiee He is shown reaching into space or 4 every day,” he sid ing a “ham” back in 1949, _ ellen, who has never attended col- he ‘said 4 \ \ €. R\ Li Lewellen tunes in on | sent object at 20,000 —— This is something you When he-"got the bug” for be- “ eee, fe - “FOR cIvic UM — Milo J. Cross eft), president ef the Pontiac State Bank and treasurer of the Pontiac Foundation, receives a service to pray) $1,000 check from Alex Thomas, president of the | Pontiac chapter of’ the Order guarding the the crisis, - . ' Daughters of for civic better: of Ahepa and = =_ auditorium for = = is 3 pied Penelope." The presentation was | A <‘nade to the foundation, a non-profit tion organiza’ ment, and earmarked for a civic the eilty, oe cae a Canada, its ing normal 200,000, is a burnished, be-\ince of the ¢ decked 4 il} il Ee st | ge = li ef a 4 been \refurbished z i : ' ee, se8e22 3 oH its ii : +. BA, sesensnen BID, cseeenee BM, cesseeee: eee bea R Se gEE. Cranbrook Institute seé\ing a full scale model of Sputnik. Program on Sputnik oe William Schultz Jr., associate professor of astronomical educa- tion, reports the Saturday and Sun- day programs .held at the - insti- tute will feature information and — on the Russian satel- The programs begin. at -2:30 and 3:30 p.m. each day, and are Spen to the public, : Schultz said he and his associ- ates were in the process of build- ,|to carry out’ its of defending he empire. If bad weather upsets this color- ful aspect of the ceremony, there is on hand a special limousine duke of Ed-|with a transparent top ready for use. . * * * The opening ot Parliament — at nearby|Monday~is an expecially import- ant oceasion, because it is the first a four-/time it has been presided over by six-day|the reigning monarch of the Brit- ish Commonwealth, although the for the young Queen—whose great-(of call in the royal rounds for grandmother chose Ottawa as the'three genérations, overnight to almost twice its capital of what was then @ prov- (Coming of Queen Swells Ottawa OTTAWA &® — This capital of Television cameras are being set up at important stops. ‘The Queen's speeches, and the duke’s ‘too, will be carried throughout Canada by radio, A horde of newspaper men and. women — from England, the United States and from all over Cariada — are arriving in the city. One airlines official, charged with moving the press corps from Ottawa to Wil- , Va, next Wednesday for the Queen's U.S. visit, esti- mates the size of the communica- * dominion has been a regular port'tions corps at 700. dy age we have been in prog-| x ress months, Five miles of fluttering bunting! Sound Warning Over Turkey __ are strung on government build- : : ings alone, Flags df Canada are [J S ° : everywhere, adding touches of brilliant red as they wave through- an USSld ee f out the city. nai * * * Lawns. are cipped, hedges) WASHINGTO! ~ trimmed, streets are washed and ong and inte Bed por other menacingly over the Middle by the U.S. government as t- ly threatening Turkey, His state- ment, made in a: New: York Times interview, was © ied = -yester- day. ~ © © we 34 . The United States struck back last night with a State pnt declaration that this ¢ountry in- tends to stand by its obligations to Turkey under the North Atlan- tic Treaty and is also “determined expressed policy the Middle East against international communism. Clearly warning that .a clash in the Middie East might spread to engulf much of the world, the U.S. Statement asserted: ' “Mr.Khrushehev is himself re- ported to have observed that it is dangerous in thése times to as- sume that hostilities, once begun, will remain confined to a particu- lar locality. That truth should be prayerfully and constantly con- templated by every responsible official of every country.” ‘The American statement is un- derstood to have been cleared @\with President Eisenhower and to have been checked with some, at least, of the other members of the 15nation North Atlantic Alliance. ROD : Exactly how serious the situa- tion is ‘was not entirely clear. here. Much appeared to depend on the outcome of events in the Middle East itself, particularly develop- ments along. the tense border be- ‘tween Turkey, and ‘Syria. If some kind. of border incident involving Turkey and Syria should get out of hand, the situation could rapidly become worse... — Much also obviously depends Russia's real intentions with fe spect to the’ Turkish-Syrian ten- perhaps the dominant one, in. the| top-level decision to issue last night's was that United States intentions should be made clear to the So- viet government in order to mini- mize the danger of a miscalcu- lation there. : Hoffa Returns Home, Sees Trouble Ahead (Continued From Page One) he's our chief afd we're happy to be his m4 . Many of the men, still in their hand. Some ofthe women kissed him. i Meanwhile, in Washington Sen. McClellan (D-Ark) says that Dave Beck enabled Hoffa to win the election as president of the Teamsters by orddering a disre- gard of the union's constitation. The 44year-old Detroit labor leader was elected by a 3-1 margin last week at the — conventio * * McClellan, chairman of the spe- cial senate committee investigating racketeering in the labor-manage- ment field, said récords of the mitteé “revealed some situations which are just plain scandalous,” CHECKING RECORDS The committee subpoenaed the records immediately after Hoffa's election, It is inquiring into charg that delegates had been hand- picked torig the election for Hoffa, as alleged in a court action which sought unsuccessfully to. block the election. Hoffa has been accused by Me- Clellan and other Senate investiga- tors of misuse of union funds and ‘underworld connections, : In Detroit, Hoffa disputed Mc- Clellan’s contention that the union constitution had been dis- Washington declaration] _|Honors Late Chris Bailey| Ses if y's Ist B BIRMINGHAM First Four Pontise boys have been} @*vels & + Blcrbes: Sigal Md to report to the Oakland) Halliday ROLLER SKATING Time Is Here! {~) | The “BEST” Cost Less at SIMMS’ >. e a - i > 245 . Ee | Ladies’ & Men’s Rink Ska in Bleck or White Genuine hardwood MAPLE rollers, double ball-bearing. Reinforced arch shoes. All sizes 3 to 12. 288 AS 3 ROTHERS SIMMS Is Your Headquarters tor : Electric Shaver Parts . Ty Admits Slaying or nsan = pags va uine FACTORY. PARTS for Most Famous Makes 4 iss ws se ‘and bis: fob. Sch ick, @Sunbeom -@ Nerelco : 5-Year-Old Girl 1am. oeiaoesr ass fe 3 a, ical Hospital. 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Ros- well, N, M. ; Police inspector Domingo Hol- ished the little girl and stabbed her three times in the heart with a screw driver. , * * * “T don't know. why,” marihuana, actions,”” McElroy. told the county officials. a. guin said Franco admitted he rav- Ot the hospital building, but would lease it to a group of doctors, q ia: 449 : - Kar-Shave Auto Converters.......$1895 A kettledrum gives . only one Poe tae ee . at a time. Since it takes time Remington Service Kit... 4h “60 Franco|to alter all the two told reporters at the Juarez jail.|three kettledrums,--each tuned He said he had been smoking|a different note, are used in orchestra or: band, according Franco's capture ended a wide-|the Encyclopedia Britannica. or immoral in my trans- a ee ee ee | ee ee a ee ee He said he would keep control aaa hie hn eene seshennn aan anamnnaill spread manhunt by police in Mex-|; ico and the United States, Two Juarez officers found him yesterday at an uncle's farm near) Torreon, Mexico, 480 miles south- east of El Paso, Tex. — : Franco had been working on aj; farm near Dexter, N. M., and he “How far do we have to go?”|M rr sion. One major consideration, he asked. | PONTIAC M IMM). es eee PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION EMPLOYEES All Employes of the Car Assembly Plants (Plants 8 and 16) unless © presently working or otherwise notified, report for work as follows: S DAY SHIFT . a al All DAY Shift Employes in the Car Assembly Plant, Report 6:48 A.M. MONDAY, October 14, 1957, EXCEPT Departments 825, 890 A&B 891... and 892 AGB. me Departments 890 A & B and 891, Report 6:48 A.M. TUESDAY, October) | 15, 1957. ee = : Ya Bs Departments 825 and 892 A & B, Report 6:48 A. M. THURSDAY, October — 17; 1957, bas as ; , the AFTERNOON SHIFT — a AFTERNOON Shift Employes in the Car Assembly Plant, Report 5:18 MONDAY, October 14, 1957, EXCEPT Departments 825, 890 AGB, 891 and 892 A & B. Departments 890 A & B and 15, 1957, ) : a - _ Departments 825 end 892 A&B Réport 5:18 P.M. THURSDAY, October VY, 1957. ’ ea : ‘ : 3 : . >. MIDNIGHT SHIFT All MIDNIGHT Shift Employes’ in Department’ 842, Report 10:48 P.M, on MONDAY, October 14; 1957. a Wane eke “i 891, Report 5:18 P.M. TUESDAY, Octobier eee ig ee . a = = A | “ »°SGENERAL MOTO OTORS CORPORATION hp es oy = be in a a | Zac ie a de- gunman from the. toward the’ bullet ake Cae checking ches by state bic: nesta cota — | ‘sahoputall Ser tuasres aha noe. wn hangs hd pel ln ae Genuine CHICAGO Rollers i fleets | fi | > ae led, pa shgnlm eta ‘o. ib ae fron gree) cee . nore #. “aluibleien of the t ah t0 a: me ; Pi: ak defen Mc Bt of us forgot about ‘one ‘brine vgoaiavia end. tied to.én-. ; personalitf, Perhaps he seed ae eptle’ she one “5 pelea | | ee tate! ‘pM “sneak i canduc pdectet,, Repiee. .. See: ig ely Rg a or at the International Com- ——— sg ay still think he has. two Sehr... mittee of Free Jurists andthe meti~ > Seimy ‘Federation of Labof tls werey £ fed entry. Yugoslavia’s attitude - tent d , jolation of human rights of, the ‘ommittee of the U.N. “General , a of which AFL-C O Presi =) a ‘-Duias’ sentence ‘ teide recognition ie@ as a most im- rk and a devas- Communist our ws toi just @nough to selects Ai launching their new ma as baseball fan Was’ surp seem@d to take some precedet * . SAKE W, st-—Still Carries. His Umbrella - le F B20 ie wont sod a! Fhe 2% OE SN Ae ‘ the sdries. Yr fe ae ode ye. q “é a . f 2 “ - rT snenenenneneie Today our sits; go back ¢ ct ot od reagiae CBee _ i" ¢ f be rp 5 worries—if We'had"any, sf iene tine Mitinat eneeitiy " ae oe i's Be Cal About J a hgren ot dauee | e alm. ‘Satel ite thoughts, getting much, . he iy Pott 8 : be : SL eenariee-Sre ssident Kisen- ects and oh had the U wad States Btive, and the real seaniiiad e ball. » -howeéss refusal to be stampeded by not listened fo the foes of security the delay in working on ; for ng sh use Piggy ‘ Sf Sterner over the Soviet ex- in government, there would. have probiabs of. outer space can be * " periments in out- been less thievery of American traced to lassitude that oorurred- eo ‘ Fé er space is an *S¢rets, as the records will in due under the Truman administration ther, it ‘is_ t reveal. Naive officials. then aimost rpms example of cour- RE ‘ : cro ‘the: solar a * * * « passed up the hydrogen bomb when tne ¢ nies ‘one ae oes: ernaiey ate : Tor, a, Ritteyica necds ip. to: hre- the top scientists were movalizing, fe! manship. Be rgsecrets dnd sp -beirig “Those episodes didn't expedite the | happény: mor can they Jddgi n 4 . swayed by the phobia of those who projects that“ would have put as (or We “be ee some of the hys- claim that all the scientists of the America far head in the race for ed. * , . terical rae United States government know prestige = iri ohter-space. experi- cern F, af ui i toe over “tothe xci- ments ing pie ‘wotking forthe evil clique in’ The President tan't to ind it-we could be: oe wf leks the. Kremlin. ica be, sistance. in - staving th fe “RS = (pact ey ‘Astietiean sctentist witt eel ot wins the wessions cp cher Wet Serve Wis government when have done..He te. to ask worry only ss our " b shame. dp alin it insists that he tell the truth to . Canis tie ten einen ae otter os {3 Ee ig ee > to surrendegegt pray ,\0. - ntelfigence -offleprs,. instead: of. when our own trusted scientists ‘ete: je Ve a Ses s in the Kreme: viptormation that _. thipk it can be well spent—and A AE I . it is impulsively urged td to detect espionage, they have not urged any it feteercoia ; 100K” pret mt pited States ‘#hoald ‘then there 1% sémething wrong change-in recent mouths after these things for us do not do comner sige Oakpng Senate; ong ‘5 re. gente: billions upoti qwithe ki patridtisnr and - with not likely to do so even in the their - ‘duty, we're, ha tor be lining’ matter if it unbalances.thevbudget. -- one who. measure thelr fidelity. @ notion face of Russia’y stunt. Eisenhower’ is keeping his feet.qn the ground, where they be- — ‘long—for the need of .a ,balance / * and an equilibrium in a world so . eusily swayed by stunts and for- £i propaganda is even greater than it has been. (Copyright, 1957) / oe am e. forces the purchasing, poygr of Lhe. country by any such in a'great nation it provides us” tall tbrowely 4 / ent dollar downto ten cake and mie ‘. “iene” with ‘the means of throwing them _,*0% Dow can dyive this natu nat <6 tye and Ne Ge the’ Fivalty “among thé military’ out. ; of deer, fox, quail, partridge and other TQ 0. *> ‘e@tviges is ‘coming in ‘for’ fa soft i a an. eae toe ee a 2 ta a” ee ee alone CD s+? re _- somethi s worry about, where do we ge fro | une with you! Sinfple stunt Be iron victory.” Actually, hg Patsy oe From’ Pontiac, go out Perry Street, , pt rétealth is a Yood i? here : ‘which merges into me Road, arid tas = mbers can gee per tye We're going forward, the: samme i+ ~ low it Uirowsh willage sto pyre here bay rection in which our nation always the intersection of bari Road (plain- poled wi i Dr. William Brady Says: . 4 ly marked) just before you reach Oxford. . has gdne, even when threatened from What the Russian scientists » ve : There you turn right and for five miles have accomplished doesn’t mean Simp le Rule ‘without or within. . on-a common dirt road you go entacy that the peopl ‘af viet Raseia * ra * ~ some “ofthe roughest: and «pest>.soe tugs water tolay, ate copa N year well have other. Gtries, . terrain in Oakland Coutity: inetuding Sand unscrupulous leaders in the if a ’, Sanctuary. Be sure fo /M@ep.on Drah than they Were yester- = 5: have snotiier Wott ries’ Reng,. as tricky } icornets. Pe aiat eS | si friatagek | that hyde. - in an ancient film to ~ us forget: them. ‘ss ; “tumerous. a: bee WG : dropped shown on TV. upper class cadets, you ee You'll emerge on the pave. all the important centers of hazing a plebe, make him ‘wi ~ Soviet U borabers ens & P e —— « ment, just south -of; Lakevi Jalon by. ‘oe off that smile, pull back thdse Tite's E Aide Djilas ;, can follow to Rochester and Pek fram sae " ‘shoulders and suck ; in that x- i The autumn colors on, Dratner Roagk § eave suddenly become stomach.” ne now are magnificently gorgeous... Better... AbSut atielle Sentenced to 7Nears, * not go through there when roads are wet. me For writing “propaganda against They're @ little rough, but it's a great toy many Communism. and the gove t, .dack-to-nature drive. ie Pid 4 MONS og tad qets Yugoslavia’s. former iyee- ‘as ,With.the surviyors-in oer foat-.« Minovaw DytLas, has been’ to seven more years imprisonment. at. a. Sao Ome a, , ball, contest, Michigan Sfate is a two to one favorite over Michigan of Keego Harbor, as being the average , date for the first killing frost;-after an tivels fogettit and toes turned te { from publication of the book, -“The ” uM this is that New Class,” the manus¢ript for which “observation of a quarter, century or more. | < te it oR weeny to Ainerica was smuggfed out of prisofi’to Whe | ~ ly every boy 3 irl were, re Six-foot marigolds are brtfiantl bloom- United States. The government | th 4 prosegutor chargéd not thist the book ‘ics. Glastha Old dan ~ wasn't truthful, but, that, it. is de-. in Her garden in\Birmingham. ° signed to harm Yugoslavia’s reputa-, SES Bot ee: een eC Verbal: Orchids to— ae 5 ss . "Ernest M. Randall “ pete ihe ote inde x: ri Se West Huron St.; eighty-fftn i = o Ss can ae oniMr. ahd Mrs. Thomas baat ay. cecl oat 6 Mom 8 Sti titty-thita wedinigs' THE PONT! AC RRESSR: Poutiae % Michigan g of saved “health edieation’’. = te Si Were are, a few. siinple ” “ Mts. @ aornce he * of 115 Elizabeth Lake Road; neni tae - The front wall of the abdomen She Country Petits (greater body’ cavity) must neces- ‘Trade Mark ~ “Dally” ee ‘heiedy ebay: ww idiwes: aan Fabacn ets ie -. garily- bulge, protrude, expand. or ‘ Pubttoned by ™, Powne Press Comphay Mr. = Mrs. L J. Green : inflate when you take a. breath. Peahive, vice regaaens a of 576 Brooks Ave.; golden wedding. ‘M4, fpenvien: (inhale): 00.8 i Beard and Advertisin Ries. Prank: Pratt 3 to try to “‘suck it in’’ “* mid it in. ste ot f é ‘ i A gill of: ore Lake; ninety-first b 94. Tion't x. Back shoul- . apd gelhgcn maser’ = GFF wiles." Never mind thé*shoulders. 3. Don't try to expand your ‘chest like a pigeon. Nevér mind ‘your chest, “kd. Don't try to keép your chin Try to keep it in, that is, igh collar. . — . oA ith chin in, the crown or biocs jot the head is, higher than almost. jaraliet ree ie if at all, Marocd limitations qn Hie gitteyh. 0% gut, ep ,tbe chin tucked in “and, i Pan ia of ¢ *. elementary and high vse rt s crilewwntion 4a ee Ick in thab pe ¥! ‘keep it, tuekéd inside of an imati- ‘for Posture: Just Keep Chin Tucked In recently the crown of the head high and will automatically assume good postyre. Signed ‘Setters, not more than one pare er 100 words ipng pertaining ta peTaona! health and hretene, not disease. ding- nosis or treatment, will be anewered b: WHitem Brady, if a stam self - addressed envelope is sent to « Pon- tac Press, Pontiac, Michigan, (Copyright, 1987) POR ir aces teen me a llenging thought for eivie-mi sere aoe Voice of the Be Two large theater houses in para Pontint are for lease; Committees working towa torium ought not overlook the opportunity and need of the 5 One [s adverti lookitig forward to the future val. if that lease can't be t en in the city's name, here - individuals, Why not a “home for the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra? if Conductor DiBiasl chk be re- tained, this organization wifi someday rank among the finest civic symphonies in the nation. Community pole meohes such gchlevement possible, not the size of the city, At the last concert I stood, willingly enough, because; 1, knew what to expect: But 1 passed dozens of people returning to theif cars because there weren't enough seats in Lincoin Juniqr High auéitorium. What chance has community pride- to assert itself if only a tew/ hundred people can be allowed entrance to suc h events? The peed is pow. Pontiac ‘Could Build - Community House Mr. O'Neil’s: suggestion for an auditorium ig a fine idea, but we must crawl before we walk. How about a community house’ Com- munities smaller than Pontiac have them, and Pontiac could do as Gingellville did-—build one: floor and give suppers, dances, plays, — ete , to raise the rest of the money. ’ "The public Would not only feel it had a part in making w dream come true, ‘but would have fun as well. Let's hear from others who think this idea would work. What- smaller communities have done, Pontiac can do. 4 Civie Minded ‘Children Might Have No Choice’ Waterford Resident says sonie- thing is wrong if high school ohil- dren can't stay out of the ‘way of cars and not get into cars with strangers, They don't have Ao get in cars—there's the chanoe they may be forced. It might’ not be their fault if they are injured or _killed, either, We still have drunks and hot-rodders on the’ roads. Lover: of Lite ent ee ‘Bugs’ Baer Says: Once again the GOP stalks me at the precinct level for Lari a tion and middle-age securt It desirex to know: hy their Simon's/whaling expedition. Those Milwaukeeang can't make an XA SP eA SY: / et ee The sixty- seven per cent stay- home vote was terrific even for. Aplit-level garages. And. you can- ‘not make an X if teacher held out half the alphabet on you. Only thirty-three per cent of the totalized Républicans white- beaned we suggestion. box ee election, Democrats . trom heré. to. there. Equidelent to twice soracadaan the block. . “This cthiinerreriah’ has bess giving thefarmers bad weather ‘Jately. Has no control over the winds and does not pay a bonus for gras#hopper hides The Wisconsin Wweedbenders have not forgotten Franklin Deiano ploved forty acres in peanuts at their open-air movies. What the GOP has to do is get down to grass roots. It isn’t too had with mayonnaise dressing: The finance committee will get my anonymous check in the morning. Case Records od a Psychologist: hard Jabor.. He already has. served: . .: bel nna eet: rer ae one year of a three year term. tee Boa ae toes bt Soe a italien how lo similar offense. Besides being Columbus Day, Oct. 12 . oe 1 Pada ra on of passing the woke “-_ es wa etal. ye, world hasn't! shifted ‘be tor < buck: Addm blamed Eve where- Thé charge agaihst Dyitas: arose tad ' Peter Hufstider =! *"** of Americaris, espeaial nico Bh httiveg os * stanbing 9 Philip, conveniently made George ine “goat,” And ai the age of three, Philip was al- ready a confirmed extrovert, chiefly because of his sequence in the family. See the test be- low for further differences be- tween introverts vs. extroverts. _ By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE ) Case W-317: Philip, aged 3%, Ai “‘eame in one day after a rain. er one dock; of docs not, Vehitig from the “smatter, “Water in bis good: leather shoes He. had been walking in. the Mey ere soaked. + * *. When. Mrs Crane saw them she frowned and wag about to re- monstrate. But Philip beaf her to the draw “Mama, do you know what Georgie’ let me $ — asked. -- “What did he DR, CRANE let you do?” Mrs, Crane replied. “He let me walk in the water without my overshees!” — glibly replied. - Philip thug demonstrated what we call buck-passing. In payechok ogy we officially fret this device “yeti " Linvelves \ ming ‘somebody oie for our faults ds a means cof trying’ to out from under the resulting, blame or twinges of _ our own Conscience. ~ George was Omly 4% “years. of age at this dime, but already Philip. hatl Itarned that~his older brothe? was supposed to, be ‘his ‘guardian and chaperone, do®’ he quickly” So Philip was already becoming a deft psychologist, for he tried to divert his mother's ¢riticism to George Maybe George hadn't even seen Philip wading in the gutter with his good shoes But Philip realized that the older child is nermally the cus- todian for its younger brothers. and sisters, so he tactfully passed the buck te George. . I mention this case both to flus- irate the concept of “projection” (buck-passing), which starts quite early in our lives, and also to illus- trate how introverts and extro- verts happen Lo develop thase siala »of social outlook, * * * The oldést child is usually the introvert, for he comes on the family stage with no other young . ster fo threaten his reign or even to talk to or stimulate him Thus, the oldest child daydreams and lives in his imagination a great deal. He creates imaginary playmates INTROVERTS/EXTROVERTS When the younger brother ar- rives, notice what* happens. The latter sees this older brother as a more powerful person. So the younger child resorts to psychology * to.attain his ends: He cries, albeit with crocodile tears, to bring harassed, mother to » a ald. In this fashion he - manipulates his parents to help him get toys from the ‘older child, <2 oo .\“Oh, give little reine your teddy bear,” exclaims the weary mother, “for he is just a baby, you know!" Reluctantly, ‘the older child may ‘part with his ‘posséssions under . such maternal pressure, but he watches them and * spight he sein ee > ee aye 0 F inca Higgins Quotes Statement of Negro Veteran The most /sensible article I've read comes from a Negro’ GI. Korean veteran and father of three children. Ye writes, “Et dea't care it segregation néver comes about. - if whites doen't want to live near me, I don't care, | wouldn't want Ao live gear some of them, either, With forced og eyeu! they move the colered in and the whites move out. It's just a/mockery and damages thd eronomy. Ini not interested in paving white in-laws for in /eaving my children attend a White school just because it i* for whites, What I'm interested in ts having my rights as a citizen respected, my dignity and equality wader the Consti- tion and benefits and oppor- tunities guaranted."’ as, For the last 25 years the Negro - has been gaining but now certain politicians say it must be done at omce. They are only fanning flames of passion and threaten to set good relations back. Is inte- gration in schools so important to the Negro or are other things mde importam as stated by this Korean veteran’ Mra, Mary D. Walter Lake Orion — ee ate will be bgp poe when neces beca apace t Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE_ Whatever we may seek in life However far we roam . ‘There is no jay to quite conipare . With that of. going home. ... We may acquire riches, with... he whole world at our feet . . . Or just turn out to be a bum... ..On some forgotten street . . . But when we have that golden chance . To put away the past... Forget the years, the fears and tears » «@ And to get home at last . When those of us in uniform Se Maat are going rs (Copyright, 1957) ane ee eed Looking Back 15 Years Ago ‘PLAN MILITARY salute to local war workers. U, S. PLANES blast Jap bases in South Seas. 2 Years Age SUPREME COURT kills attack on igen, an ———e -Buck-Passing Starts Early i in Life tends to count his belongings. just to make sure they are all back in his care. og ; ~« & ih Older children thus tend to be “counters,” They budget their money more carefully in Inter life, They are less talkative, and more the poet or dreamer or scientist in temperament. The younger child is more the extrovert, as the Prodigal Son so well illustrates. The extrovert thus likes to deal with people, as a salesman, receptionist, politician, etc. : For other differences, sondt ion my “Tests for Introverts ys. Ex- troverts,”’ enclosing a re- turn envelope, plus 20 oghts (non. profit). | ; \ It contains : tests and/Rating Scales t e inter. esting material val ued enter- \ ‘ tainrnent, It is a feeling wonderful... That boundless as a rule, sta u | _ “The whole case is nothing but a publicity stunt,” Deetsch toid an interviewer. ‘ : Weather Outlook __ \for Most of U.S. Far West. Fireplaces in-Trailers Pleasant Fall. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Generally pleasant autumn weather was the outlook today for most of the nation although rain continued to dampen areas ip the * * * weather in northern Cal- ifornia has caused more than a million dollars damage to agricul- during his|ture roads and power lines. Heav- became fa-liest damage was in Napa and| officials wWh0!sonoma counties north of Sanjtis Flafer, president; Herb Sawgle, supersecret Jaboratory| Francisco. Rainfall measured! vice president; Susan Seidell, see- "|more than 6 inches in SOME) rotary. Norman Soroka, treasurer places. . | * * * | Only minor wet spots were re- into t | DAYTON, Ohio—As a crowning! Doetsch said German and Amer- burning fireplace. Dryden Students. . Chodse Class Leaders Class leaders were selected this week at the Dryden Junior and Senior High Schools, Heaging the senior class during! . the 1957/58 school year ‘will be Cur- and ‘Norma Lobsteins, Joyce Max- field and-La Verne Behnke, student P. lov's life came during a conference) ported in other parts of the coun-| council representiitives, “ here sponsored by the anti-Soviet jipy, Northerly winds blowing! National Alliance of Russian Sol- across the Great Lakes resulted) in scattered sprinkles from thels “northern . Appalachians . upper Ohio Valley. 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Sizes | - 32 ta-40. : = Se eee | : ) _THE Powriac PRESS, pRIDAY, OCTOBER VW, 1957 ae. ’ ‘ j ~) ‘ : : a it ¢ i, IDE something about it aa a day — BB sage ee Fe ay! ) benefi- ciaries of the old order are bel wailing their loss. / Next: “Traffic Safety; No om hoy #88 Drivers Find It ‘Easy to Fix Up Tickets : it is one of the mysteries of ' failure, few offenders consider it cipation Proclamation and a Dec- ment of traffic law enforcement,;when every city and state should QDE dew.. | ail eae ] laration of Independence for the the uniform non-tixable traffic tick-|put an end once and for all ta % i pote a by = patrolman.” et has not caught fire. Direc Pres: ey the viclous practice of ticket-fixing.| gets Committee for te fate, Vitality Feed Store New dersey is the only state The means are at hand. All that ty. ANON. Peery WE 40004 Oddly, despite its demonstrated) where its use on @ statewide | eee Success and the endorsement and) basis has been made mandatory, |" I at) TERRES TOTS C ETE EE a a.*,| support of the Conference of Chief) aithough it is in use in a large ote te Oe se @ ” eee 8 “8 ees aeee8e Justices, the Conference of Gov- part of New York many cities jae py a 8 ernors, and the American Bar AS: 1 yg. a as i as sociation, as well as many: other - higan and in scattered ja” “— organizations interested promoting) “tes ™. some 2% other states, ". “ 8 traffic safety through the improve- | “The time has long since arrived @ a" s ba son aesean. Saeitddena a” =") as | Ra . as os”. Y e . bed = 3 i= @ o 8 2 |= .s S *. = a : ed a *," At $4.96 per yayd you receive Wool on i a & and Rayon blended for long wear S 8 oe and true comfort. as h| FIX IT UP — Motorists often evade a traffic summons by the | a At #395 per/yard you ieceive, the “ ; rere new Miracle Fibre, solution dyed for « i well-known political process of having it fixed so that the matter will = Ms. Yd. the easiest ; ‘leaning ever gia sal cd wii trerd na didaeen nee ee a ‘." = 2 PLAS = 8 et ia tes: is non-fixable in corresporiding four. months the year’ ; bd 13 Frie = HARD TO UNDERSTAND ° All Colors I ts therefore difficult to under (Practice a5 well as in theory is|before 14,529 tickets were not rej Remember: At 232 temple Pearl Grey ¢ COTTON RUGS (m. stand why in many jurisdictions s0 amply demonstrated by the experi-| sponded to, ‘ she Vol i Waiting as oe Reg. $1.69 bun tee Reg. $ 05 a litte attention has been given tojence. in Newark, the largest city The telvednction tn Mew dace % i a | Cleneout : ‘Blue, Cocos ah = 38 the traffic courts and why: every|in New Jersey. cae igh y aS sf = _ * proven device to increase their sta- ‘+ ony at form non-tixing i for out iw =," | ne ture and effectiveness has not been * woms See ee oe i # ss utilized. . In the first four months the new] Ws violently opposed by many | 1. 2 ticket was in use only 607 were| Pulse chiefs and some promincat | | = @ Perhaps the most common and citizens, but significantly not by: q ee © dammnifying criticism of traffic to phon tap td seg oA oro the policemen. * j= Park Free Rear of Store ! .8 courts has been that so many. |°% these @ ispued to now South Saginaw . j=" 0 eee SREB RRRER SBS eo people have found it possible to |Tesidents who did not intend to re- A spokesman for their associa 232 . a ‘FE2O191 eee ae evade sneweting 2 alte an Eman-% ne a se Ee ee ee mons. by the well-known political | w — ee oe eS a = SSS ee ee radian Senden canine process of having ft “fixed” y, i ; that the matter will never come | : In a nationwide survey of traf ~ : Scene! - The FQIOl nt 10 £6 By SOCT ler. ot ~ « ing was found in 39 out of : e rOUp Y MANY FIXED Generally tickets are fixed with- | American life, known only to politically initiated. it Is a vice, however, that Is senda wave, ox tan hewn Gow | onstrated in New Jersey, by the | The police officer makes out the ticket in quadruplicate with the aid ofearbon paper. 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The Above Mentioned Suits Are round | i > ; Exclusively at Osmun's in Pontiac! | Shop the Stores That Have Never ie Compromise on eae tie & \. co oe aE TEL-HURON STORE = . DOWNTOWN STORE = ‘date ‘wanie , . Open Monday and Th — ~ , : . — — rey " m wi | a S : aor \2 ; : Z ; “thi & — : 4 j ea * } Fe ~ " F j od K ¥ if on ‘ ecu! er cares" = ete yp he ee tree ° | 7 ba! ee | THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1937 chess § in the Electric Chair | - y nema a a a 2 2 Springs - - Open Friday and Mondey Nights rit 9 P.M. x a } Pictures Typity Selections es Reg. $7.95 , “ . | + Guard Rall SSS SSS SSIS SS SSSI S| | , - ) , co ? peda P| | de eg enn te po - OPEN MON. and FRI. ‘il 9 i, “Ore one FREE PARKING aes - word gets ‘round about se 4s : Who Killed Six | Opportunity to ee Ae @ itt abigeid tte the chair and! year-old waitress who|the task had to be repeated. daughters, her moth-| Gov. James E.~Folsom denied | ells Clasds Martin, the | She left behind ‘a wish for her| woman admitted poisoning _ her | body to be turned over to a medi-|second fiusband George Garett in ¢al institution, She said she want- 1939, She also ed it learned * “why I committed| poison to the crimes I have committed.” * + °°. Mrs, Rhonda Belle Martin died clutching a New Testament in her left hand. Frances Gibbon Mrs, Martin was put to death in 4. for the poisoning of her. fourth! husband, Claude’ Cc. Martin, 1D he 3951. was After her arrest in March 1956, ws signed a statement odnittingl — i t she fed rat poison to two oth- F j er husbands, teed of her children|Fake Sputnik Throws ho and her mother. - Tasmanians Into Panic eT Her fifth husband, Ronald — sag ees a tin, survived the poisoning, HOBART, Tasmania —A toy the other victims died. Sooeid rocket threw 4 Martin. is the son of the victim/ital into 9 for whose killing the waitress high over the ry # paid with her life. of sparks just as - Se a eae let- satellite was ~~ * : eM : Prisén officials yesterday found)‘ the sky. oo \' \ EAI = nat ah a4 fei i cL —and just think, honey you! can start out with | EVERYTHING! in Mrs, Martin's Bible a note she| Switchboards of newspapers and| had written Oct. 14, 1956, It was|Tadio stations were jammed. with turried over to authorities at Kil-|calls from people who believed’ by Prison, where the electrocu-|" the _red moon was about to crash. | tion was carried out. “The fake satellite’ was a stu- joke. i | i | I The note said: Gent's “At my death, whether it be a natural death or otherwise, I want Buys House ine $125, my body to be given to some sci- entific institution to be used as\iNds Bills Worth $500 they see fit, but especially to see} saLEM. Va. wy — John H. Ting: if someone can find out why liier was high /bidder. at $125 for | committed the crimes I have com-| 5» oid house which this town want mitted “aT as ? ed razed to’ make room for an, I can’t understand it, for I had addition to the water plant. Ting: | no reason whatsoever. There is), in di ling the house, found definitely something wrong, Can't agi amantiing | a tin box, in the attic containing | someone find it and save someone |* else the agony I have been a lot of old money, United States’ through.” bills of the old wide size now taken * * tk out of circulation, which he =| . The condemned woman was| Posed of for $500. strapped in the chair at 12:07 a.m, and received 2,200 volts of elec- Between 1941 and 1955 the numb- tricity three minutes later after er of families in the United States one false start. When the switch| with incomes of $4,000 to $7,000 @ was thrown the first time, it was year ~ nearly discovered the. electrodes hadn't! from 11,200,000 to 19,500,000, SYSAS SSSA SSS SA SSS SSS SK 10 OU, FT. de ne crete: at vise jperievind: \ ~ eoetts ed se ea** seth ae paps oot Be: de issn Enea Storage ne ae g 1008 I know all about it,- : anne? 29 Mothe T eee I just ¢ wey’ pasteres® > : ‘ can't wait to get © Belecsetints 2 puset® 5 resist down there! © Seecettasth ey Pa ff if aa) 44 ex Ae BACK by POPULAR DEMAND Se | Reclining | “Swivel “10-Pe. ROOM GROUP with CHAIR | ROCKER Foam Rubber 3-Pc SECTIONAL ase $7 7° | nly oA While They Lost . @ 3-Pc. Sectional © 2 Smart Lamps Only $ 9 5 Reg. $39.95 @ 2:Step Tebles a 29 ; 39 | (CASH ond CARRY © Coffee Toble | 5 . @ 2 Throw Pillows. Reg. $41 9.95 4 Up to 40% Off -. on All. Floor Sample Norge ~ Washers, Dryers, Range, . . 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Morrison, in 1962. ern movie fame. a j * * * * * * j tne old Col. Selig Picture Co.) Morrison remained a star fot Was at Morrison filming ‘On the|nearly 10 years. Then a new eva arpath’,” Pete recalied. “Anjin films began. “Talkies” made! dressed like an Indian was'their debut. : to ride very fast and| “Yes, sir,” Morrison sighed, fall off his horse, They shot the “sound broke in 1926. I was a| scene, but the ‘Indian’ went riding sick monkey.” ~ | through and didn't fall. Morrison dicen't go to the. “That's where I cane tn. I | movies much anv more. Instead, “| he's centent to devote his time | to his ranch. He spends his idle mements watching televiston. TOTS 3-PIECER COAT-HAT-SLACKS IN DEEP TEXTURED FLEECE WITH MOUTON. PROCESSED LAMB TRIM! Sites 1% to 4 Ir 5 a : “I ke the TV Westerns,” Pete) /j ij ae / is 3s admitted”. “Particulary ‘Wy att] 4.) ’ a Earp’ and ‘Gunsmoke.’ The act- | >. s 4 L ’ - [ing in those shows is smooth and/ : pas 4 easy and they've got good dia-| ok, tf “ b logue, I guess Earp comes closest : 4 Aan today to being my kind of Western || fe yi E ; actor." ‘ v6 bs mation eenser trem thee- Wanted: Lots of Fleas or stomach | wet — oF porbape Int need for Dog Experiments ‘4 remember that the very best | GALVESTON, Tex. ® — Two = students put out @ call for‘all the} * fleas they could get. &, O.J] B.W A The pair, John Cross and Donald ; Dreyer, are graduate students at BITTER S ithe University of Texas Medical ; Branch. 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M. ei ah M,: a ~eannmnaaioaaan \4 Sabinday evening - at the Broomstick Whirl, these women will finally have time to sit back and enjoy the project they have been working on for so long. Mrs, Leland Hunt/(left to right), Mrs. Fred tiem : ‘Alda Fairman’ Luncheon Set. ‘ Ffnal plans for the: “Alda Fairman Day” luncheon, spon- sored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Metropolitan Club, were made by committee members when they met at the Genesee road home of Mrs. Merrill Petrie Thursday. The affair planned to hon- or Mrs, "Fairman, president of the group from 1940 through Foul pages today * in Women’s Section 1942, will be held Tuesday at ‘the Federal Savings & Loan Building, The luncheon will be fol- jowed by a round tablé meet- ing conducted by Bessie Kerske of Dearborn, national presi- dent. All Saints Guild Plans for Bazaar Mr. and Mrs. where she was affiliated with Omega and he ‘tenden and = Mrs. announce the are graduates Mrs. J. Walter Drake was hostess to Guild Seven of All Saints Episcopal Chureh at her Lake Angelus home Wednes- day Plans were discusse@ for the annual Christmas bazaar to be held Nov. 7. Committee chair- mew for. the event are Mrs. Standish Sibley, Mrs, Zar Crit- Paul Cle-* ment. Donald, Weed of — South Roslyn street engagement of their. daughter, _ Audrey, to Gerald VUcGregor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter WcGregor of Sault Ste. Varie. Both of Western Vichigan , University, Alpha Chi with Delta Sigma Phi, \Ry: ANNE HEYWOOD Just\as-one man’s meat is another \ man's- poison, one girl's dream Job is another girl's bore. \ * \* * So many ~ seem so very glamorous the outside, but from iy inside it's the same old grind. \ , That's. why it’s Se silly to choose a job for its ‘yo-called glamor, Choose it becatse you have a rea] interest in “ ‘the work, FASCIN ATING JOB For example, when 1 was\ , very young, a “big girl’ down the street, all of 18, had a summer job whith EMO iy fascinated me, Chairmen for the, filth annual of Auxiliary to Amvets, making last minut# arrangements. Here (left to right) Mrs. Edward Pompeian, Broomstick Whirl Jimmy Dey Post 12, Pontine Press Photos Mrs. Norman W ‘ndings’ and Mrs, Peter Metes are among the committee chairmen and assistants working on the dance to be held in pores Harbor VEW Walt are ticket chairman: general chairman; Mrs. Silas Sadler aid Mrs. Robert McKerricher, ration and publicity chairmen, com- plete their plans. Mrs. Louis Hadden, deco- Tells. Needs of Refugees Peter C. Kalinke, former war correspondent. and _ AUDREY WEED _ You can imagine my com- ‘plete. astonishment when she said, “Oh, I'm so sick of it! That awful sickly-sweet choco- late smell! TI don’t think I'll ever look at candy again!”’ : x * * Since then, I've known girls leeturer, devribed to Zonta Club mem- bers some of the problems confronting displaced persons today. The Fulbright scholar, ‘who now lives in Birmingham, _grew up asa Hitler youth. He spoke to 60 members at Kingsley Inn Thursday night. During World War II he was taken prisoner by the Russians and transferred to a Russian concentration camp. There, he said, prisoners were classified into categories’ depending upon their physical ability. * * * He told of the inkuman treatment, lack of food, and how prisoners lost hope of ever living as human beings again In 1945, with assistance fron America and the Christians of the world, the German people began to hope again. But an other problem beset them, that of the displaced person. These homeless refugees, the > speaker noted, are grouped in camps. Children are placed in with alcoholics and mentally ill persons and, he said: many of the children are growing up with atheistic tendencies. * * * ‘The need is for youth groups and proper training, he point- ed out. In 1955, Mr. Kalinke returned to West Germany as director of a_locail integration United States -Escapee Pro- gram. : who took jobs In theatrical of- fices, in movie fiouses, in * fancy cosmetic salons; in dress désigners’ offices, in film pro- ducers’ studios. If all they took the job for was the glamor, they've ended up feeling just like ymy_ “big St. Michael Altar Society Slates Luncheon Tuesday Member of St-Michael Altar _ Society announce committees \ for “Luncheon. is Served,”’ to ‘he held Tuesday at the parish - = Uhatll on Lewis street. xs *& * Mrs. Gayle Caulson, presi- ndy fac* dent of the group,-has named s im..” Mrs: n Turner chairman ed . of entertainment, The Gingell- them ville Bra h of Woman's Na- a Sonal , and Garden Club, tooth and considered those particular chocolates the hest in the world, used to. envy her. ie ey ’ aft Speaker Hi-Fi ss a {AP)—Opening bau, ee) imiral © oere ¥ Int “ r: . & said it had not nt ver the 3 billion spen E pales Shes solar, Mena bocce 8 Airekedy cs 8 fore Sa ae: Me re, Se ‘ . ben’ Gonidod.” Shak” dhapentine year, ‘which was a whopping 225 10 Cap Anio. Cotte $88 Des es eee } 404 ll -~ eos sorts 2.00 Aled sre nae fs | gl ee 443 se ag ata Association, said al Paint would be made pi pergapsee per cent over ee Pere. ONLY ........ Dee .... ie ssnesenese 04% Alu Lid 3... 33. Kelsey lg a. Pontiac t three years p ns Evansville plapt. He would Spending less this year gee = fam eyoetee 3 It Aleoe Sree ar ee Sima Save mst wen “imecanicens be studied for possible -|were auto, ‘textile and stone, clay Table Radio. ‘. ; ’ ; wieran ry A + 35-4i they have by. the corpora- panies. GE. eto 8 eres BE Am Bok ....00 3 foe Sislces” at the alleys that hindered] . ~~ = to some other use and glass product com to| J mer. $27.95 vo eed 1.06% = sooee b DETROIT POULTRY Am s *° 14 TR see Sas them from playing as an organized , Wa tion, St. Leuls wes Public an cating tine a ee. a ee 11.38 toos paia| A™ ‘. MeNal. 16.1 Newberg sald keep up their expa a te oe DETROIT, Oct, 10 (AP) 7 Prices pelts am M de wre ky My .. &.1)league, . al- for the new plant prin- ss of the general business ir at Lowest eoerene ie Dee pins ; per pound f.ob. ag = yA m.: tomy roe. 4 ed Aire ,. 37 They said they have been selected of of a plant gardle the "re ng Watch Repair at congas 60h Bem ocssts, OD qeality live poultry “Th.is; ‘Nght’ type Rad ...... 123 fois... fi) ‘only at certain times llel Lines Called: cipally because of need of s trend. This year. they're spendi Prices tasks cay MAE sees ee, By Be of cfegeen |Am® Beatting”:: 24 Lone 8 Com 383 ae ee ee repeatedly have| Para f Testing Stripes| Sear Ceryeier’s: growing south: [oem this Yewr- compared with BGG - ncneksses 94-34 The., Whites, 16-10, J sapenattan. : Z ai ne mr “a on certai, alleys. and Ww. ° esting ipes west f 4% billion last year. “#0. "barred rocks, 18-32; caponettes, Am Tel 168.3 Low X ..++ BS8ibeen assigned side 5 oy oc a * @ h ' found 19 PONTIA tne i 4 "haga bars type Am Fou arose ee Martin’ or vs i have been given faulty equipgpent. for Durability i. ve euplaven! Boge yes py glans ventas perm Y | hone, 30%. ) onde. 883 | Fig et js asked $1,000 damages xe would be given a|P® to increase spend- | Farmers Sorry Sta mania B Erte, | atege amines | | aaa tre eo neve ® DISCOUNT CO. a Ont, 10 (AP) Rees, £0. ment & Oe «ie Mert Che & 6. 15.3 " the seven alley own- sees painted Chance continue in eur Deller Buys Mere 08 ‘ ; ‘ce. $4.4! preventing motorist plant there will e “Y ae Dior chats induasd , a7-a /Atchinen | °., ad + Ay AS ers from denying league mem jlines a on the highibege are a , : the Pontiac Discount Store” for Pelting Eggs S Whites, Grade. Na: ‘are ects lad Renn. i es ey 383) bers their full elyil rights “> pao Mt for paint. = of the 1957 and 1958 models, International Harvester 18 E. Pike St. wid, ave 80; ‘meatum, "it-43, ge 01-94 Balt & hs.) 83 Monsen Om 336 road dollars spent for paint. 1 rican Use Our Layaway Plan Sis aml, th; "Grede poi diagey cts apt Mater Baa 3 How it works was explained to- (Yet Comfortable, |Boosts Tractor yee cs ~ A ¢ j i ni ; *: Os isss 4 as : a medium, 41 yt qe. | [Boston Air 4: HA Motarel BB day by Dr. Art des grates ass Gals, to Watch ri a na eomemeed ae: aS ave. 32 Sire... 18.8 M cag in the State. Highway S, Harvester Co. " 1-38, Warn’... 4 oat : rt at Michigan i . on farm tractors, Sermercaiy Ajab. 88; extra My gee af Kat Daley =: % — me ITV Programs vst ag tomcat ne 4 esrriOn we, at; large, CO seve I *) 1004 — A Philadel. construction equipment and farm ws A, torial, [Burrowghe's": 388 Rat Head 52,1081 * it @ CHICAGO (INS) — A Philad TT gallate 8s Fee bt eA a Bs ve tt ae ox ang nt Pci wars price Increases, eictve as | SALESPEOPLE ; ic Pee «e No Am . E road striping that watching television of «ly Livestock rie ee Nor Sia. Pe Eh esas ine ie Seer fem SS to 68 per cent vt es Case, Rcco-: ee Ohio Off ..., 31 fae » then, becomes legs. " waste your time or . ae oe ee, ctor She an Marino's Reds "| Fy tan | wr nec rt ot pe cot ead ees | SESE oe with around most. Ts oes Pac O & ~ Ba j on a American Medi * . eee & eM EEE surender fo foes | SSasseees srerat eer ngtewet ty cect, ft crt etc ara faround 28-per cent; about $0 stor ie a. pee 83 Sur truck tires have ground away \to get up and move al eet and feeders carried oar "tn anton |Ciuett Pea. ... 37.4 Uenney, JC '.. 77 a for a year. | an hour. He also recom- average of 6.9 per * Se fan iat) “ale Sad So CE a ae it SA ARID Os fn ie eee ins on ee tote as might. garments elore| gerne, r,s rice boosts were United Pure Air about fed steers ,|Col Brad A ... i PeiBOe oases ; M pan garmen oud tw ‘chatee 138 eae gat i ite rneipe r is a met, Sees okt ‘> a sieal tiles a So * ane sade down for an evening of auction _—— yp Agere few as 1ee0dtae, 3 1238) Philip Mo... 40.8) today, |withstand wea al atching TV. wages t utility mixed wacold; come opre-icon N Ges 4, @¢2 Phill Pet... 308 anti-Communist regime moisture. ” * * TIME FOR Sg® ee 7 fring. ot: 3o.00,coneam Fw i. 482 Ph Poe. ai rs of red rule over jeffects of 3 . * IT's ihn tna ny Wass ME Ba fl Sie hy aoaane seclal Toqurements for|, Dr. Nalde, who is sssocated rae oe —_— ve. Barly\Gont Copadi': 108 Ba = Sr sadehigng get a4 Oot must spe r) Pennsylvania, _ reported Boeing No 1 Holder | RE oor owers | rgaives and seay! holes, aud tn il ab Rex Dros ‘303| The Communist leadership i ine cae mee > POM ales nen ef tind cicke soma ’ ‘lj Rollers—Spree th jon lg my one Bh ro sooally gf REE nounced. capitulation in a ps G vsial hile fresh and ability ine in the leg vessels after the) » . © . f t Ties, and ¢ ice calves et ~ | = *BS.:.: $21] mation read in San Marino’s vi to hold the tiny glass beads used patients had sat won I of Defense on rac 5 | Homsesalable 600. Bu i mined iDeere, ....... 31.4 Royal Dut ... $34 square, before their of ie ae waa’ heen # andlDet mtaan 38 Joe Les 2 il. the proclamation sald the jin reflectorization, . os Steih at with 06 ick of De a wer ioee? ots, ite ep ee vo up ity ueciees re. | Th shee ‘90 thousandths ‘et /his knee pressed raat. ; : : and 2 and 00: No. 1, 2 and 3 300-\Dow 1m Bee wos 28.8 to give up its in size from chair for 1% . . sp an eles tebrter ut ae Site” pen <» 90.6 Geass Bee oo: 6 otded to the to a tenth that of a the 400 Ibs. sows 16:50-17.25; and boars/rast Air L * ggg Shell Ott-ss.i. 38.4| sistance as a sacrifice an inch down man had his leg thrown over " : 400-600. Ibe, 15.25-16.25; stags East K ts st Simmons . ... 33-4 the state.” are mixed with the paint lair for an hour, and | New .00-15.50. saugh- El Auto L ... 32.1 ginciair . **"' 49 | welfare of size, arm of the chair Pentagon ps serrate 9, Baty, rae ot; foeaee Reds: 48 Seen. 33. | The prociamation did not mia | Whee tt ts Shen bis bunts [a temmnam bogt her acu _ lambs strong me ncaiie mba $2.09; » - Sou R id, 18.2 precisely when the Reds ~ | Mayer ts may . der her off and on- M-E SUPER MUSTANG ~ fond. choles — Seekers enolfene Mor 24 gtd "Brand oe hand over power to the new gov the ovating t pick : ae . M-E SL Sr Ale Seen eB al ene + your headight beam in the Big Grade Separation /ROTARY TILLER ry Pord _ 14 Bid Ott Oh +e 13 ° 7 _* ; end up your headlig! mgs on the ished : Ba City ry . &. & tall Gen Bar... 1 Bunn Go:! 31| But Communist leaders ty [night and make marki Fini n bay I Greatest Tiller ever made ‘(Crash Hospitalizes [eee ‘Bee! e893 Bye HF Sind ose flea pesca pal- Paint peas LANSING — The State High- | : Bee ie oo oe fee Bas ace they have held since the | BVICD lack comenunies. tev ee Rochester Man. et ser s Ny Haste ata. 5] teapot revelation erupted Oct. 1. Small Nuclear Device pleted on a $25,000 grade 5 Den Time’. gee Tran W Alr .. 10) - iq _|tion in Bay City carrying the Bay|s San re oc Seg imma «3s iever in Brevity ded by Russia a Sentral aa + ae: F True Believer ji Fy loded y U City - M Some Br. 3.4 In Carbide ,.100.4 Z PS Chief U.S. 23 over the New York ‘ Goodyear“: fad Unae dia’: 4] HARLAN, pa iy nh os ASHINGTON. 0» — Russia has a tee not be opened ren eae Un Gee Op 7 payee an a a short ested another nuclear device at “anaes sotey Salone project _is it No cue 3. 8 one i s | : e ct. Greyhound’ * tg) Us Rub. sc 3] speech, His speéch at me la point north of the Arctic Circle completed in November, the - Hersh “Choa: 's3" Oe See ot Hl Kiwanis Club: nied Hevthen [the Atomic Energy Commission partment said. $ @ sss: 4 Walgreen "|| 29. b's dismissed. , : . Homestk 24 Weet Un Tet": 188 9 agp the final game gor brief yer ose et «94 Wert ABE ... at ofthe World Series on televi- ; the AEC said a di . Indust Ray .. 17 Weatg El ..... o3 terday, hag been The Outstan ing elintend 8a!) Be Wion'a 66") Bt) sion, | ae ma at TRACTOR ienptt “~ ee we eter ee < ° conducted in test was a smallil RIDING Interlak fr ‘a roung B&W.” 29 STOCK AVERAGES ed by the|series,. the latest , er —— | 28 fart Seat use ABW, TORK, (AP) —Compld 1 —»|/explosion on Oct. 10° at at : STi ir “ socia! : ee Circle. int reer 1: She Gsiver"wcea * 3s ys ysis wt oT thee Ne ee on ‘seaeed ~ oie ~ $ndust. Ratis til, eo . 23. The AEC also hag. re- ‘Asks X-Ray Balance Week, Ape daa att ta ed a Sept. 9 blast of moder Asks X- y , , bbe see Tt He ies ate size, and Sept. 25 explosion LOS ANGELES (INS) —An | Year Age “RNS: AI Ba: el which AEC indicated was a hydro- sane 1 6d 1913 } | Xray avecialiat says all ‘on ios igh aa 58) os ine gy ee Ss Moscow itself an : F tion is harmful . t be bal- : al need Russia had successfully = - ~ | but pei mus' Md hap on STOCKS ; “ge rful de- to wit Vocatnte Die er ce ‘Diss renaih pedirigt tg anced ag —_ re nephes Gi) vo | weaned design.” The AEC with Verea-Matic Drive | a arden. Tills, we | en if it were not used. Figures ater decimal pois. tre « nga) vice Shir the ineiisater tan ak & eee Sad thoichie in cas : : | Batawin Rusver‘on’ °", 148 182 “size. pe found ae Perfect Bot eration. The finest, | D. 98 & Soe. So tt 304] After completion of the pro panel ~enr i t ag mer OYRE Ha EAGLES fiers: if it) ane cones ee aanaien. | sae Weer Reren Street (M-59) Co. Ss art el feria oneal Wass 3 | ' Corner Pontioe Lohe Reed he aot plus safety reverse. ee ae Cae E y a | Saturday, Oct. 12 comionteie. FALL CLEARANCI ten oa te a. | GALA (We Are ing Lane Deo : | FREE TO MEMBERS oe td _THIRT Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke “FE 0734. F Oe ae } a x - \ CREDIT TERMS _ { wat | rt j ‘ae NG BROS. _ ’ * fa ' ;: Be j * 7 2 5 tee i _tue PONTIAC. PRESS. Fnupiy, . OCTOBER 11, be os ¥. OAKLAR Wiliam goveey_oftialing. "Yn wt faction od ee eee: Puneet’ ie the ive ‘we ne me ee __Milford. 3 ster : _| SESE thee ok eee HAR aT at wr quam, | “Sania “pase sister of ‘ ‘Geo ouldins “bo: _ Help Wanted Male _§ - on"a wil noid ate. ‘. “ ay, 0; . trom i 6 dine Griffin Chapel with pr ; pag a ‘peat tna you NEED jiiam Marbaech officiating, In- ear, Phone FE rat i erment in Ottawa Park Cemetery. ‘ re, Crawford Mig He tn nee at DRAFTSM AN — Spar ffin Funeral Home. Preferabiy eaperienced || Jn smail precision — devi Ot io Oukiend Diva, Wiilora. M’< ugg Preates ; beloved Caaatl ¥ Word aks { C. Manufacturing Co. Dertinger; dear father of 118 Indianwood Road, Lake Qrien : coer 2 th Genre benen Raymond Dertinger, tind Patrick Attentic Nn Ruelie Re Miss Geraldine Der. EXP WATTResa, Unger, Funeral service will be held * CCGG Nous Saturday, Oct, 12, at 10 a.m from BOYS LIVING IN RURON : pay. Mary-o-Round ‘Ini rent ba Hiei? Geoyichre ee AND ELIZABETH LAKE ehPen ane EGE LADY % * ee bed 4 etery. Contributions may be made TATEA shoe to the eietieee ae Fibrosis We have clrrier routes available Association, 119 Nakota @t., Claw- ~—fer boys 12 yeara old or older, e.. Mr, tinges ia at the that are excused from school not : Senelene taney pa oA » ba Maer than 3:20 p.m, Put your wi to Pianeta _— ape cation in now er phone ci RCULA TION DEPT. HANSPARD, OCTOBER 10, 1957, "tla "Bourg “aha } ee oh GY Sec , , age Bis beloved ite vol “ztrow The Pontiac laneous > ag ge. ; : ‘ ' : - : . spard; dear mother of Mrs, Braia "Catone a8 a ep et Press - Bs aivehe ase! ee , bt Se eer ge geass aes ni : “es Soot 3 . S 2 Tes Je ve : rs. Mary Kelly, Bos ore. , ) _ MS wanupare Sin Hee yale al | MERCED oPERGTOna NaRtED ‘4 . WITH THE FOLLOWING QUAL | : ne ut Basurlay evening, Then Aton Ee 9 | as : i Pontiac Press Photo aie will ue tanee” to the ‘Mace- CAR HAULING BEreRIEMCe aoe ™= i pant: _ JUDGES ENJOY SAMPLES — Judges of yesterday's apple Stinker, student, and Murray Adams, Walled Lake Junior High rg phn Reg ln Be OWN GOOD LATE MOLL TRAC. cert iy ch dit pie baking contest at Walled Lake Junior High School were in solid principal and judge. The contest is being sponsored by the West tn Met i Ey CALL DETROIT LOGAN $-1540, Midwest 4-6687 ‘agreement on one point: tasting samples is the best part of the job. Bloomfield Kiwanis Club and first place winners will compete in . me and intermen\ Op Suse. i haben 8 6 6 MON. THRU. gS Kerli Gaait Shown above, left to right, are Mary Elizabeth Freeles, home eco- countywide finals on Saturday, Oct. 26, at West Bloomfield High - ~Papttst Shureh ot 3 as es CAB” DRIVERS, STHADY OR nomics teacher and judge; Sondra Nelson, teacher and judge; Judy School. - ry Puneral. oie, ee Oe ae, OY | | scmpere orca | ga a F a . — b e _ Read lg : cinta. Pau ss, sewaiiea ot Mrs XP ERTEN APF yertawomese Bauare La Ra. Call PE 5148, eves, or ends. e 04 At West Bloomfield High School a Oi gg a Be re wl teBlica: ah | Besace | Sees in | Sitar ogeRrES, ot ‘s . cr ! | | EI { : 7 Beturday, Oct. 13, Pa tN ; EF ge SPECI al CIECHON (Dp; se Vice ees | A CORTE | tan Grate sere Forel vay op rie MaRers Named) 22 22285 | Barn | Bree . oe eee, Mr, Jehgston will ite in Gad BATION & TH | at Washi on ‘ee ee |. ee aces | Eremen ee eee | vat | WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-| Other prize winners were Mar. |school. It was sponsored by the| MOORE, OCTORER », 1911, Non. Used onthara. Ds oF tail 0. Gosney, mefore. noon _or_ofter_p . --|SHIP — Judy Couzens and Mrs.| Jorie LeMond and Janice Logie, | West Bloomfield Township Kiwan- iy ee eon 4, Mrs. Tiffany 60082, ent Ho ke : Township Board Plans! ui. Morris were declared the! "Won second and third places, |is club. cf Ara, gan’ Machu and’ tine | EXP WOOL | FRERGER APPLY usekeeper Early December Vote|winners of yesterday's apple pie| Te*Pectively, in the junior divi h ok tear brother ai thewas, Morse, | SC RRER WIPTAL BUREAT. : ay ery ies snaking capa held at. West, Sms Mrs. Donna Hamblin and | ‘The pies were judged on a basis) — juuere"ttig Maas Latore Wh? Biss eu Ti insurance ben: arog: ofee me Als 23 - on Expansion Bloomfield high school. Mrs. Edward Miller, won fin- |o¢ 50 points for the crust and 50 eral servieg will be held poogey. tire 2 Hesking furnish, good reter. tse + ¢ « ished second and third, respec- [points for the filling with 100 points rdet-Mable 7, Chape I with, Rev. Fie rane tar ou Drain amount} ROMEO. — The Washington} juay's pie was adjudged the| “Vel: im the senior division. being the highest possible score. jel a eo: igi, | Pain } Farmington es “ieee township board is planning a sep-jbest in the junior division for _* * ® The winners of each division are Boddardet-Mabley” PUneral Home, “JUNIOR. SALESMEN M AJESTIC { advanced te the several drain or sewsge(Cial election early in December|school girls while Mrs. Morris| The contest was arranged by|"0W eligible to compete in the Oak-| _x até. opportunity for _ ‘hee reed, i rejects yy the Drain Commissioners to determine whether voters favor|on top honors in the senior divi-|Mrs, Mary Burt, homemaking in- land finals at West Bloomfield STEINER, OCT. 9, 1901, JOSEPH, Tranaperiation furnished .... { Purther that all funds shall be »,/Sion for housewives. structor at West Bloomfield high|high school on Saturday, Oct. 26.) Owosso, termeriy’ of Pontiac: age gr. © te © bam, Gat. 2 to 12 om. : SSE etter tacege Pavers Pergram ot ccpenain : ; Siena memes pl tie | cha petty tt bonds oF other method of ‘financing for|!or the township, 30 "p.m. from Measte-oritiie sod _ character, Investment re e 4 ove 4 *. e ing a | eee coer for 90 on kt *& {Schools See Increase in Enrollment § eeks Director onetahses Grn tec ‘ferry - Si re aiming ith Electors will also be asked -to pate at Sparts-Grittin Puneral 3 ine ia, Pe ; boil ¥ ~ Eee cirect woot “Walled Lake Has 5,561 | “orcas ee Bs Settee * 8 inna tps @ fea bata and of toe re assessed valuation to support the of Civic Center ee In Memoriam 2 ae eon iGlere FO FER FIRES y ear, ‘acter ; ne 2 nd fe and gas cars, | rriona! e mare teary , WALLED LAKE — When schecl{om, 23; ne High, 1186, and cate os, ak yo Riendy jv tor nah min. Apely beta immed: aa attendance reports were readied/Sen , 950. . hE ren ! for the purpose of collecting state » ® New Romeo Building wear . dover prigeal al he te on ee B23 ps ” aid here this month, 5,561 ye PP ve tomes indicated wd *2! ‘tacks Administrator for Goa make nea him when he gore | cot, » invest ' base hi were enrolled in the Walled La itional 300 elementary students , him ae ‘ ela schools. This compares with 5,084|will enroll in the fall of 1958, says) December Opening ‘"gaaiy missed 09 his osimy ana a, reas cuperience Eis t. References s jat the same period last year. Superintendent Clifford H. Smart.) ~ ee aon Gr Gut cence "Bes or se Pair eves, er Weekends for ap: : B enrollment fi For this reason the Board of Edu- . yels Motel, ae 4, Sat. 10-1, LA * ae" ioe" Commrce on, as snd aig EME a Cam NY] eta See, =, | OPENINGS. | Gekokeite at Decker, 614; Glengary, 403; Twin|f ® seven room addition at Twin] Oe Gy tule and| and gone.” nanan as Se Sone ans , Beach, 474; Union Lake, 47;|Beach. This, provby: pans aya a all. activities at. the new as taken iro oar same an are; need men whe are ioverested Te | SENBATIONA ARTY 3) Walled Lake —— 657; Wix.|evailable, will a oo 2 Youth and Civie Center, iy rae Slee wen ts | choot, will be expepted “to vette a Stan and m0 tne ners St Se oles tet. continue to keep all students on ‘Mentioned as possible candidates | #rave Ve ee wi doin = mage BB, or fll in See OF a. mica dt tot Gentlemen: | niclans to handle problems of full day sessi residen zoning, subdivision contro] 2 ie cas for the part-time directors’ job/ - But the love of him whe sleeps Bovine Lake fo Brea eg wee popelation increase. |V FW Auxiliary tised forthe’ addition and. wit|were teachers or college rye snail never to ore *%,, ve me, of| They probably be. let at the November| ring on their masters or aly ieee v Wile, children, ss _ -#_stan voning ordinance, now five [0 Present F lag |meeting “of the board, with con-|'"S aah ‘ « im zovina pnp oid, struction to be begun so as to me Kellner who passed away ship fee eects mnaed, for the! years . A i Bovine take, ol “| Leman stated that the tentativellO New School have the work finished by next| The need for a director was list-| 1 have last mix soul's companion as amended tila Bouts cad ‘nit 222%:|cost of a “complete, comprehen September. Funds for the addition|¢d as one i And fay by day inlss’ het wore, and the Con- serva' ive’? _ taken in preparation for the cen- through Ii EE I Sah ore, ne a es of, TE, LAKE Foire cme toy fh hod lee oes Jo rei trae” Tea|_ a stl, Bea etka aR roe Ushment in the township would amount to ry st | 125 mw Hi Rules and Policy t-| IN_LOVINO MEMORY OF MR. tive e .o ny, oon dun or ey $5,000 per year for’ three years.|No. 4156 is presenting an Amer-|be required to pay for the new a Sciied tie dad mer Phillip Felice who passed sway epcoiatment fn ays tee fot & report to this Board at|A less detailed plan, covering ajican Flag to St. Patrick parochial |Tooms. — oe eee - | His smiling way and pleasant face, \LEs FORK | ~ERPERL FoMli FOR~ BRED GARE t said Comnmitecs and a half, would School here in 12:30 p.m. cere- recommendations to the Building | Are ‘s pleasure to recall; enced in Real desirous Ham house more for : te the desire hy and necessity ang a . cost $7,500, a : p.m. : ‘ use. oe bed * seams yore ber each, of rea} y for a future than wages. 2 = ° . ‘ bad extra L A a it resolved Con- : ‘ day to meet him, business. Call JR. ie cee eee ns eg «Hunter's Ball Held | wma mmam or me cum, | EG Srsrenken en | PURE room | eure teu gr e day, we know en, 6-618] ior ent. stay 4 -sequainted with the e Townshi sor R.| The school, opened just this fall, tentatively outlined, allots spe- To clasp his hand in the better land, Wicca MAY OVER PEABODY 7681. se Fesolution and their advice be considered: tat te ane > ts the ot a Oct 7 * Me | tt cifle periods each day and eve- Se ey Bs Joseph es west = Sul Berra po wa eS cervisor (funds on hand and assured income|St. Patrick has the distinction of In Marieite Set Or Tee. ond ate ative | San het, ~~ © “0 Moved by Waters by J. w,|the: township could raise $2,500|being the first Catholic Church in adopted. year. The remainder would have/Oakland county and the second in) MARLETTE — The Hunter’s| An individual may gain admit- __Funeral Directors 4 z ee runsice Garena f'n montmsap sdb the Philomathéan Club, will be an of a mem P - event of Monday, Oct. ‘n and wil]/@ nominal fee, Organized youth D onelson Johns is located at Union|take place in the Marlette High|SToups wiill be charged a yearly and Hutchings Roads, near'School gymnasium. rate, and institutional membership Beginning at 8:30 p.m., the bait] Wil be welcomed”. * will feature round and square * 4 '&% dancing, with music by Gene Mal-| Pending final approval of the lak’s five-piece orchestra. recommendations, Advisory Board|_ . ' Tiekets are now being sold by (Secretary Mrs. C. L. Davidson, ‘ ' grade and high school students, |213 Chureh St., was named to re] WV oorhees-Siple Proceeds of the event will go|°t!ve applications from prospec FUNERAL HOME | é toward the Community Park pro-|°eme? Personnel. — Ambulance Servico—Plane or. Motor pont anagencs eee ject here. As the center nears completion, | ____ our | ion theena fas ae _ feonstruction superintendent Royal] = Be ee: me October Some salt new caine Late. estes" , . . , A» Holt has been conducting tours BOX REPLIES fepoinw? = $0003 for personal in- Ap F- Hetings. to dart and Ortonville Gents’ tor nigh schoot students. through | EUiigy ee | a me 7 T k 3 P —_ the ook — rage some te ‘At 10 a.m, — there wont ihe a . teachers visit the center an were replies Press 4 * i Red Ri learn about projected plans for its office in the following are : — ‘e Flor. nia —. Other staff members to | —}-boxes: PRESSER MUST BE EX- in Hot Hod fun . [saucy Soe and saan 7 lc a My ORTONVILLE — The newly or-| include a full-time secretary and a| - 26, 28, 31, 42, 56, 59, iid” ~ nateslimastomidcd ‘te ganized Gents of Orténville Hot|/CUstodian. 6, 76, 88. an YOUNG MEN 18-26 Rod Club, participating in a recent _* aie Pree te o, travel — New Orleans, Cx * “Reliability Run,” walked away . k tation 9 Parsiahed’ saets “Gverage with the three top trophies pre- Appoint Royal Oak Man : earnings. married ogupie eceepe. sented. to State Advisory Group | , . vette . cater teak ee al oe at Among 15 Persons appointed to The Pontiac Press Help Wanted. Female 7 Bill Boschma driver and to Shaltz,|® Newly created advisory com- FOR WANT ADS AN OPPORTUNITY 4 ag his navigator, “~~ mittee on nursing homes and ag yooes WOMEN homes for the aged announced by DIAL FE 2-8181 . Publishers Guild Inc. Second place was taken by the State Health Department is For outside order dept. -Bee Per- Bill Kiflian driver and Randy pr, Alan M. Potts of Royal Oak. From 8 a.m. to 6 p.m, connal Manager. Phil. Philips, naleswenes ‘ee Davisson, navigator, while third * oe & noseret "hia, * Pentiae =o 7 Pontiee ; was awarded to Ronnie Wells All errors should be re BABYSIT Coen Dr: Albert E. Heustis, state ported immediately, The te" beans " fad ee Ut Griver end navi- |, commissioner, said the aw ae sie ee eteresen’ VEE iin te urea. gator respectively. Also presen- will consider . re- than % cancel the charres BOOKKE: z A ed to the club was a member. |8™OUP proposed for that portion of the firs §. general office work, Will inter- ship attendance plaque — <7 sal ment, which has een Fen: iz’ Tidwert Cantagt Co. "tg on: i cerning Michigan's 600 nursing dered valueless jnroa ne chard Lk. Ro. % mile N. of " Vo Lanry Rowley, hie aiden as Additionally, they: “mn bia Ma ge ieee se eure ee “Cia = ence 1 fe Ler ta, meee icegememy| | Sere ee om || eee fin i : J 2 - . r ™ nsom couraged by Earl Rowley, Dick/sioner and will sit in on meetings | , po ae it Pro-digl ond ation” deve aes supple. proved. i closed and the June Pah | Tilwick and Jack Ferris, highjcalled to suspend, revoke or deny} / 7 targer than reruler enete typing it by ee courses in. short mthand. saa men fot artis = er hyalee ———* eeemaeiatiomel EE he Ractdlal epee Peete, Bate therefor, : New members are welcome to/homes. * ij 4 SBRLOS maseue attend the meetings ge every) ber cancelled up te 8°30 am eT aoe Thursday at 7:30 p.m, in the school. Penny Supper ‘Saturday the first insertion. mace vont pend - cet nibs ap oe So Hie ti. CASH WANT AD RATES FOR CASH IN A. mem Dp is esy an URN ’ . tT on the roads and to offer aid) to)tar Society of Sacred Heart Chureh aaa te a1 HURRY, | ‘sell _ things any. motorist in distress. . ; tis planning its first “Penny 32 1803.70 23 i ae a a Supper”. of the season, at >the : oe fee me | through Classified Ads. - Tenn. ber ‘There are no big barns of silos|church on Adams‘ road Saturday, ‘ 7 4 1. : A a +| months old. called “first of its. kind” where ‘both ion New Zealand rr. because| Serving will -be continuous from ; us ed rf Anything goes!, Dal ee | twins survived, » “was performed at Nai tional Institute’ of Neurological the livestock aie outdoors ail 5:30 to 7 p.m. Proceeds will go A Os * 1.98 10,80 . 28181. i i . 4 age rene at rn. Ma. BAS a ‘ yeas, “ into. the ehurch building fund. — - ss: mye all | : a4 ; id ; _* \ f A as , ‘ ;