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these wing enpeees inate 
sdk ecianie shttvenriens‘Pedlis. led; titiba 
this|morningat Haggerty and Crescent Lakeshow an intersection closed by standing water. down a 5 alent 
month 
GMC 
and 
by the GMC 
Truck 
Truck & Coach Division. Stand-Sails 
Introduces New Models 
aid. 
: 
taahcetie aistelnn ake 
et Planes ; in-Trouble!™ 
|Says. Probe ‘Committee 
Show Varied Advances — 

in 56 Blue Chip Line 

¢ltm's 15 lle in 100300 rn] 

‘gine achieving 120-horsepower 

stead. of last year’s 105, All of 

r 

the: 

(Continued

on Col. 

Answers Reds’ Feb. 1 Note 

8) 

Bulganin 

Page 2, 

Ike Again Asks 

to OK “Open Sky’ A-Plan 

” WASHINGTON (INS) — President Eisenhower will 
wasn of from newsmen today

questions about 
the exchange of correspondencehim and Soviet

between 
Premier Nikolai Bulganin. . 

Bulganin, continuing the current Soviet line of 
“goodwill,” called Eisenhower’s proposal -for a sharp 
cutoff of atomic weapons production on the part of 
both nations “very interesting and a good one.” 

The Eisenhower idea was included in a letter to 
_ {the Soviet premier replying to the latter’s Feb. 1 mes-
+sage addressed to the Presi-

dent.

Fingerprint Convicts 

He again asked Bulganin 
to ap e the “ 8

Man on Theft Count stomie inspection plan ma 

to couple it with ground in-

A fingerprint led to conviction); 

tion Leesa to check on

of a Detroit man on a larceny-|® 

from-a-motor-vehicle 

ent. 
terday in Oakland County Circuit 
Court after a jury deliberatedfive systems, 

chafge _yes-

U. S. would “be prepared to work 
MARINE CITY (INS)—The ced. rapidly ijam 

in the St. Clair River oe coment 
world would No longer be used to fiood waters to the doors of 30 
increase the of explo-City and ripped up docks and oes ai along

stockpiles peothonaes 
sive weapons.” 

the shoreline. 
The text Eisenhower's

of let-

‘-State Police woded through knee-deep water 
to evacuate an elderly lady and her husband, Mr. 
and Mrs. Leo DeCloedt, trapped in the flood. 
The woman, an invalid, had to be carried out on 

‘GMCs will have a profound influ-a stretcher.

der contro] the nuclear threat.”= 

ayia-
BR 

a ‘l 

Bulganin promptly acknowledged the army from developinga 
goods receiptthe , and indi-) mile rocket missile, and 

Other families in the area were keeping row-

of would

boats moored in their backyards as they gathered

cated that he would like to visit 

up valuables and lifted their furniture onto old

Washington and confer personally 
with Eisenhower (but hesitated be-Traffic Gets Superman crates and boxes. 
cause of the U. S. fingerprinting 

The flooded area is two miles north of Marine 

» HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Super-

rule.)

She Labors for Love City, bordering the Belle River, which flows into

The chief executive was cer-man lost a decision yesterday to

316-cubic-inch 

the St. Clair River near the town.

tain to be questioned today by strictly mortal Hollywood traffic.

DENVER (INS) — A Denver

@ 180-horsepowerthe new

rating, 
V-4% is for every basic housewife with four children filled newsmen about his views on Bul-George Reeves, who plays the Recent thaws have shaken ice loose in the upper

available 

in the “occupation” part of her ganin’s announced interest in the other-worldish hero on television,

model in the entire 100-370 series. St. Clair River and much of it has ground its way

federal income tax return by not-jatomic weapons issue and the idea isuffered minor injuries when his 

1 

EF 2 

south to form a new jam at the mouth of the 

undreds of millions of additional 

i 

z f

oi “Housewife — for love, not! of a vistt to Washington by the psa car jammed between two 

= 

‘dollars development.

Belle. for their

Red leader. 

in

Call Toll Roads ‘Unlikely’; Turnpike Power Bid Hit 

EEE eee 

“Michigan can meet its needs in of dollars of state funds we are

Construction of toll roads in feasible, rather than two/|formulating a 20-year, state, road-|{mportance of pro posed federal 

spendingit will be unable on 
in 1953. building. 

Michigan was termed “unlikely” routes approved by the jpavs hes building plan, said “we are not legislation increasing aid to road 10 to 15 years if Congress acts fa-on 

state trunklinescounty pri-

and 
by a highway expert speaking mary roads.

jopposed to toll roads if they can lvorably regarding the national 

Graves, whose group worked He withdrew his bill, said system.

here yesterday. fit into the overall plan. 

increase 
Meanwhile in Lansing, a pro-Automotive Safety Foundation in over fate of the so-called Fallon) sponsibility of meeting needs on the $150,000,000year planned) 

-jelosely with the Legislature and Nichols, because of uncertainties “If Congress will accept the re-“We will see an from 
per 
for state to more than

highways

cal sov'(a | a gun Ca: the interstate system, the millions 
larged federal road program. 

$225,000,000 per year,Basketball Leaders * its full faith and credit to support does

As it now stands, states would “If Congressnot act, Mich-
Revealed Thursday * get credit in allocation of federal In Today's Press igan will-have to boost its high-
way-user taxes by 20 per centWatch for the All-Oakiand County News......se000+-18, 34 meet rieeds,"’asserted.

he 

County basketballin Thurs-

team Editorials .....0+6 pececestecs & In the next. 15 years travel 

day’s Press. There will be a full 

state highwaysexpected to

is in-
page of along with the 

Guide Posts....cccccccesess 0

pictures 

crease 72 per cent and vehicle

Place Your Want Ad federal legislationaimed at Sports ......++08 vone 28, 28,

ts 90

county Class A, B, and C teams 

registrations 68 per cent,

DIAL FE 2-8181 and The Press teams Theaters. .........

all-league setocbexsac 19 

added. 

Just ask for the. of the Saginaw Valley, Inter-TV & Radio Programs...... 3%
gon). abandoned a bill to let the Lakes, Eastern Michigan,

Wayne-
WANT AD DEPT. manne ety build pay-high-Oakland,B and South-Angus Ca:

Oakland 
ways at any location it deemed| ern Thumb Leagues. Graves and Nichols both stressed oe W. Weren | 


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THE 

PONTIAC 

PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY,MA 

REa NO 

only a few “nos” and the Senator Voice of the People

PRESS 

was elected overwhelmingly. 

*® * * Wants Recreation Cerne» 

Objections outside the Senate are 

similarly based. For example, East-Across From New City Hat 

“LAND was reported to 
of 
have attended 
sary because 
address 
will condensed 
lack 
telephone 
when neces-
Full 
of a 
want 
center, 
my 
I 
pleas

Letters be 

name, timmber feelthe letters 
these will not be published if the writer 

~@ recent meeting desegregation of 
and 
of space. 
for 
I 
recreation 
to emphasize 
tor 

isfoes in Montgomery, Ala. There he 
so 
its 
requests 
writer must 
unless 
accompany 
the letter is critical 
but this most important. 
Skinner

in nature. Bob

urged militant grass roots organiza-— 

Junior

Why start for 
a public recreation center that 

Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter tion against our highest court’s de-not the ball rolling PHS . 

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cree. 
pool 
have a 
that 
public 
could be frozen 
Back

would swimming 

Looking

outdoors

The ted Press ts entitied t® the use 4s Senator 15 Ago

Thus, we see it, Years

rt EG pcs lees Eastland in of An 
for 
location 
skating’? . 
the 

winteris open defiance in 
ideal 
ice 
be 
: 
NAZI into Greece be.

DRIVE

wouldthe law of the land. His attitude 

vice

pS 
$12.00 8 
avaiable 
‘= is serious 
com-
he 
there, tear 
buy 
ers 

GOVERNOR Consum-
__.the

M 
Countiestt 
ASMacomb,Ps 
i ea the more because 
— 
City 
buildings. 
Hall. The City should 
them Power 
AVERTS 

strike. 
$20.1 or ah ms subectiptions Beiupe (poet now leads the very Senate down and put in a a beautiful— 20 Ago.

Years

Phone tiac 2-8181. which have to This a spot SEN. asks 

PE mittee will deal park, is good be-

VANDENBERG relief 
‘MEMBEROF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS with that law. cause of the location in the ceri investigation. 
ter of town. 

ORDER REDUCING light rates

* * * 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1956 Also, where the City Hall was, issued by state. 
It would be hard to argue that this a new library should be built, or 

else, Pontiac

election by the Senate ‘doesn’t dimin-some place because 

truly needs a larger, more mod-

GM Is Creating New 

ish its prestige. In truth, the East-ern library. 
be made While I am expressing my |

case could the

Post 
frank 
With Ivan Wiles 
of new 
LAND 
of 
easily 
argument for 
views, why 
and 
not 
a 
the 
build-
old 
basis an modifica-courthouse build 
tear down 
tall

In recognition a 

ing that could house both the

tion _of 100 seniority and

development in automotive manu-— the year old courthousethe Department of 
_-faeturing, General Motors. has named 

_Health space parking seen teaches 

an executive vice president in charge 
. 
why. martinis 
for 
building 
on 
for 
at trust 
_All I fave 
Creator 
me 
have 
to 

space people business the the all I“Tt pow’r know 15 courthouse. +4not _seen.—Emerson.

of dealer relations. 

made drunk,” a

The post goes to Ivan L. Wizzs. 
me Milwaukeeman 

told the police, “unless somebody put 

Mr. Wiles has been General _ something in them.” Possibly the Reports Say Soviet Agents 
Manager of and ranks put appreciable quan-

Inciting

pt

as best

one of the 
Buick 
known 
he 
figures 
bartender 
tity of liquor in 
an 
each—possibly. 
=~ 7 _ Middle East Tribes 

Ere ert

in automotive 
qualifies 
circles; and inci-
as 
Man About Town 
That Mountain By JOHN WH. MARTIN extent true to their word. 
dentally, he easily Topef

The

one of the most popular. Under 

TES

PEPHHE

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tle

David Lawrence Says:

his capable administration, Buick 
has set up a tremendous record 

Unity, Initiative to Use Force Lacking

and right along with it, he be-

-

Old Practice Being Revived

came identified as one of the past 

Among Jittery Free World

masters in knowing “How to Win 

in Pontiac and This Area

Friends and Influence People.” 
* * * 
The whole dealer relationship be-

came strained throughoutthe indus-

try by virtue of circumstances. With-

* 6 * 

out question there was sufficient 

Guy Mollet, French premier,is 

3 

i z ! 
4

2 { 
ut 1 ft

finding it necessaryto woo the

grounds for complaint on both sides. 

French Communistshis Parlia-

in

All automobile companies became 

ment to keep a majority. 

convinced to some extent that deal-

Britain’s Parliament 

ers had grown complacent with the 

trend of business since the war. All 

of the companies sought to rectify 
‘this condition. 
Probably there was truth here. 

* x * 
On the other hand, the deal-
ers declared that’ companies 
were forcing cars on them un-
fairly in the light of the excep-

gis

nt oh 

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22 :
: ! 

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the tribesmen1925.

in

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or.. . 

tionally stern competitive race This column is anxious to learn 

name of anybody who has a “sugar

that developed. 

FREE STATE URGED 

friendship 

Easily Spreadby Carriers For 

a. c pees 
F 
i 

sky

_bush’’of a dozen trees or more, and is_ 

from

tators

“Probably there was truth here. 

ut

oe © 

i

fi

putting them to work. 

By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.

* * * 

Pr

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:

i

Some idea of the expected growth of 

Quiet, please. It doesn’t matter 

:

General Motors has faced the mat-

this area can be gained from the sur-at all that you have been through 

ter squarely, and certainly they have veys made by the public utility corpora-the big clinic or that you have 
tions so they can be ready to accommo-

picked a star to handle the situation. consulted the best advertised spe-at the height of theirdate their new customers. According to 

power in the 12th century when.

Mr. WILEs can get along with deal-

Signed jet!

; Ed Karkau, they held sway over a vast terri-

or 100 word. 

ie RO. 

§

z

3 

crutchesor q cha’ 

?

and he can get along with Gen-

ers; 

superiority complex. We are not tory. fruitfulness

is always 
impressed. very lowest level... 

it is computed that the Detroit metro-

* ° ” 
politan district will need 36,000 new hous-Dr. William , if a stam -

eral Motors brass. 

They are of a mixed character, they are toiling in... The work-

* * ° addressed pene f is sent to he Pon-

Both entities are recognized. ing units per year for the next 20 

years. tae

My job, as I understand it, is 

Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 

brave, freedom-loving, hospitable, shop of the devil. 

ee a ae

Good should result. not to argue with anybody about at times rather shy and to some (Copyright

—— 

1966) 

Pontiac people who have watched her 

the diagnosis or treatment of his 
* * * progress are anticipating the return of case. My job is merely to teach 

Case Records of a Psychologist:

everybody who wants to acquireTaking Mr. Wizes’ place at Buick practical knowledge of physiology, 

; Vivian Scott 

te stamp out terrorism in Cy-
is Epwarp T. PaGspALe who is also prus. This has tended to increase 

as guest pianist at the concert of the 

hygiene, nutrition, and prevention 
Pontiac Symphony Orchestra on March 

of illness. ‘ 

the tensionthe Greek

with gov-

highly regarded in automotive circles, 14. Student of eastern teachers and fol-

ernment. Take for instance the prevent-

The whole situation is highly remi-lowing a year’s study in Europe, she now 

able cause of most of the every-
niscent of a facetious remark at-is on concert tour work, in addition to day indisposition, iliness, loss of

The truth is that, under all these 
circumstances, American foreign

teaching at Howard University. She is 

Arline follows this column in 

That is when the ovum (egg)

tributed to W. A. P. JoHn 

policy is a difficult thing to ad-

many years 

Honolulu and raises 

a common

married and has two children. 

free from the ovary and

minister nowadays, for two simple 

the C KR I (kree), that is, the 

question of wives. We marriage 

is then capable of fertilization by

ago. 

reasons—first, military force can-

common respiratory infection. counseliors encounter {tat 

the male spermatozoa, 

every lecture or clinical ses-

Interviewinga guest on television This egg may lose its capacity

Quoth the astute Mr. JoHN: Several readers of this column not be used and, second, the So-

have written or phoned that the viets are infiltrating many coun-

“General Motors is lousy with 

sion, so scrapbook this -case for

the M C sat beside the lady at a for fertilization in a short time,

tries where Communist sabotage is

red wing blackbirds have returned 

future reference. Modern 

as 12 to 48 hours. Indeed,

table or. desk with a microphone 

some The “rhythm theory” allows

brains.” treated either as legal or as some

from their winter migration, 

medical discoveries 

are as 

researchers think 12 hours might

between them. Upon the lady’s 

en-

this variation. Since Arline

abstract right of political belief.

Truly, the Corporation is 

striking as the discoveries in

tre-which is said to mean that spring 

trance 

the M C dutifully warned 

be its limit 

the exact date of the last

Unfortunately. the latter concept 

physics which have given us

is mear at hand. 

her not to get too close to him, 

she can always employ

mendously well fortified with 

has many advocates even inside 

Meanwhile, the male 

sperm

TV. So use them to attatn the

for he had a bad you know what 

fixed point of reference.

the United States. 

cells may lose their Vigor in 6

capable and brilliant 

men every-

abundant life.

and he'd hate to give it to anyone more 

If this should 

prove

+ * *

A new U. S. embassy building in London 

te 24 hours, too, so a married

else. So they began conversing and

where. In baseball and football 

By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 24-day cycle, then 24 minus 15

As’ for the travels of the Secre-

was designed by 

laughing for several minutes. and 

would mean. her likelyovulation

-

tary of State, it isn’t realized how 

through 25 yearsof marriage

parlance “GM has 

a_ 

strong 

Case Q-393: Arline D., aged 27,

all the time with nothing between

Eero Saarinen 

important personal contact can be 

just by missing this brief 

preg-

fs a daily reader of a Honolulu

them but three feet of atmosphere.

bench.” 

of Bloomfield Hills. It is to be erected 

today, especially with the smaller 

nancy intervalthe month,

in

It would be difficult to escape paper.

next year at a cost of $3,000,000. countries, which show sensitive-

s * *

infection in such circumstance. In fact, literally hundreds of 

long cycle of 30 days, then 30-15

ness when their governments are 

But, having shown his consider-“Dr. Crane, my husband and I

Critics Unable to Stop 

supposecly sterile couples have 

would place the pregnancy day 

as

not consulted directly on regional

My doctor shows me statistics gathered 

ation for the welfare of the lady, 

not only follow your column faith-

the 15th following the last period's

affairs. 

the M C exercised his typical Yan-

by the medical profession which prove

Eastland Chairmanship 

fully, but we are making a scrap-onset. ; 
book of it,” she graciously com-The 9h day and the 15th thus 
mented. mark the extremes. If her current 

kee Wiseacre freedom to spray the

conclusively that most of us are going all COLLECTIVE SECURITY 

guest with whatever he had. Con-

out in living off Sométimes the public loses sight

Critics in the Senate of James O. 

versation moisture or droplet spray

of these main lines of policy. It

The Fat of the Land, 

cycle were to be 26 or 27 or 28 or

carries less than five feet, usually “But we haven't had access to

EASTLAND have failed in their effort 

is so easy to forget that “SEATO" 

29 days in length, then her ovula-

or 

three feet it until the past few months, 

so

obesity has replaced vitamin defi-two

Southeast Asia Treaty Or-

as 

tion date would fall on one of the 

intervening days between the 9th 

means

to 

block his election to the chairman-

ciency as the top nutrition problem in we have missed some cases deal-

ganization and that, as_ in SPRAYS CARRY FAR 

ship of the important Judiciary these United States. “NATO,” the North-Atlantic. ing with marriage problems.

Laughter spray carries farther, 

and the 15th. 

Committee. 

With the jealously guarded 
seniority rule on his side, eleva-
tion of the Mississippian to the 
post left vacant by the death of 
West Virginia’s Senator Ki1Lcorz 
was a foregone conclusion. 

* * * 

This unsuccessful challenge did 
serve a useful purpose, however. It 
illustrated how the often criticized 
seniority rule can operate to the 
detriment of the Senate and the Na-
tion. Critics’ objections to EASTLAND 
were based on his vehemently vigor-
ous opposition to the Supreme 
Court’s desegregation orderé But 
when the voice vote came there were 

We soon may be driving on rainbow-
tinted highways, according to 

Chemical Week, 
the technical magazine. It is being done 
through multi-colored asphalt which is 
said to be more durable and costs less 
than the ordinary kind. In a few years we 
may see such traffic signs as, “Fast mov-
ing cars take the pink lane.” 

It is pointed out by the 
National Dairy Council 
that our nation is spending four times-
as much for liquor as it did 20 years 
ago. But we are spending five times as 
much for milk, so perhaps we're not 
slipping, after all. . 

Verbal Orchids to— 

The Berkley Advance, 
entering its fifteenth year of publication. 

j 

Treaty Organization, the basic 
hope of the free world today is 
inseparably interwoven with the 
deterrent power of a group of na-
tions operating together under the 
doctrine of “collective security.” 

= * * 

The intricacies of regional pacts 
needed to keep the peace are hard 
for many observers, especially the 
captious ones, to bear in mind: 
For the United Nations is effec-
tive today only as a forum for 
debate. It can't enforce peace. 
That hope died in the Korean War 
when India joined hands in play-
ing the game of Red China behind 

* 

and cough or sneeze spray may “We are Catholics and inter-
carry ten to twelve feet ested in having you explain once 

A lot of Yankee Wiseacres with more the ‘rhythm theory.’ I'm 
a health I. Q. like that of the MC sure other wives would like to 
might resent it if someone coughed know about it, too.” 
or sneezed at them, so that the 

RHYTHM THEORY

Impact of the spray droplets was 
noticeable, They'd resent it even 

It is wonderful to be living in 
though they didn’t suspect the boor 

this modern age where new dis-
had a communicable disease. 

coverie and inventions have 
made life so much richer and

But if they can't feel the min-

happier

ote spray droplets striking the 

* * 
face and they don’t know that an 

Paralleling the commercial tn-

invisibly fine droplet of moisture 

ventions have been many medical 

may contain the germ or virus of 

discoveries, such as_ penicillin,

disease, they don’t mind being 

sulfa qrugs. etc. And the ‘rhythm

sprayed, especially by a person 

theory” falls into that category,

who is kind enough to give fair 

too A

warning of the danger. 
Only in the last generation

In view of the gravity of sorne 

have we physicians obtained the

C R I—such as meningitis, polio-

true facts about pregnancy in

myelitis, streptoccic sore throat— -

human beings. Now we realize

will someone give me one valid 

that the 15th day before the

reason why the M C should not 
wear a suitable mask or use a 

onset of the next menstrual 

period is the most probable 
tween himself and. the guest? time for conception to occur, 

transparent screen 4 by 4 feet be-

Informed me, after reading this 
column, that they utilized the data 
I am repeating today and then 
obtained babies. 

FERTILATY PERIOD 

Arline outlined her monthly 
cycles for the past year. They 
ran the following number of days 
—21, 29, 28, 28, 27, 24, 27, 26, 28. 
29, 28, 30, 28. 

* * * 

You will see that she varied be-
tween 24 and 30 days, with 28 
being the usual cycle. 

“Dr. Crane, how can.I tell the 
15th day before my next period 
begins," she asked, ‘when I may 
be on a 24day cycle this month 
and then again this might prove 
to be a 30-day cycle?” 

s) 

ALKALINITY VS. ACIDITY 

Many wives remain sterile due 
to excessive acidity of the vaginal 
secretions, which are normally 
acid, anyway, but sometimes are 

unduly so. 

A baking soda douche reme-
dies this matter and may spell 
the difference between sterility 
vs. fertility. 

The “rhythm theory” also allows 
an extra three days on each side 
of the extremes, as leeway, so 
Arline’s full fertile period would 
run from the 6th to the 18th. 

Send for my booklet “Facts 
About Pregnancy." enclosing & 
stamped return envelope, plus20 

typing and prin 
for his psychological charts and pam-
phiete, 

(Copyright 1956) 

/ 

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PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH

Two _THE PONTIAC 7, 1936 ___-MAKE | “2518 EVEN, 

i or 8 J 

{later major 

generalthen

and 

gen-|terested 

in what he had for 

sale.|tailings) 

and from a mounting

y

ph ~~ aisidine Says: 
— 

headed’

Belgi who

Belgian 

" the] Aims ere Siete the minsiet Sings datgrataedte. catgick

the Shininichwo mnt roa

a

With Geiger Counte 

er, * — — memes: semnnseiataeN SSS aga orsnnas oe ccetnt or

great Union Minfere mining enter-\Guring World-War-Tt-of

Two" “thie 

prises. ships went down with torpedoes. | 
Sengier had escaped from oot Pi got through—and 
homeland just before it fell to the ® War. . 

e 

\Nazis.. He received Col. Nichols in| Now Shinkolobwe, 

! 

tion. The operator had a counter jen the Laguna Indian Reservation.,|known uranium mines were the 

buy from

we

[Steen held his bit of sandstone up| Jack Knaebel, Anaconda’s local |Shinkolobwe in the Belgian Congo 

‘his New York office and before|Eldorado, South Africa (where

eee

needle shot off manager, flyinga plane equipped | 

and the Eldorado in Canada above 

the colonel could whisper the or-|uranium is processed out of gold) 

with uranium-detecting devices, nee .

der he said, i “If y you are looking’ Aves Veemen'

strike « | ithe Arctie Circle.

strike, -

‘ 

; vast

vast

bit of his

leased

He 

a 

de ie cx I have some

-Gaaen on The formerar was ; 1,400 miles \for uranium, on Stat-Some D ° n 4 ts 
—the a a eee tee
eaaed 

te 

‘

rsonally|

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will

He yr 

pe 

us 

rail, river and rail again from an)

the reservation, Biggest uranium

: ‘ocean port. The Eldorado was 1,600 He certainly had!—1,200 tons | for Pimples Birds Eye

fat interest in-the big uranium) 

a

rock, 

deposit yet fotnd in the U. 8. (fom railhead. For nine months of 

of the highest grade ore, Sengier 

Don’t seratch—don't 

squeeze

end of mill which will open at Moab, |

e 

Orange Juice

Seventy feet down at th 

could be worth billions. leach year the Canadian route was’ 

had heard of the Kaiser Wilhelm | pimples—you risk infection! Don't |

in July. His millions are)

the line, he hit a layer of dark Utah, 

These and other breathtaking closed.

be hardly calculable. | Institute werk of Strassman,

sandstone. He popped a chip of it 54id to 

facts are supplied by Jesse —C.i Chief uses of the ore at the time Hahn -and-Meitner-in-the release! red blotches, eczema or other irri-|

sitting on uranium

sklin his pocket 

and made q mental) Indians 

are 

6 oz. 2 for 43¢

\Johnson, director, Division of Raw were the extraction from it bf 

ra-of energy by means of splitting

endless lakes)

Geiger counter as they once sat on

wouldn't have recognized a nugget note to expose a 

|Materials, Atomic Energy Com-|dium and as @ component of the 

the uranium 

atom. 

issi jceramics trade. .

ssion, : 

| He managed to ship the treasure 59¢ all druggists. One application’

uranium-bearing limestone]

on his head, when he began his 

When F.D.R. set.in. motion the,

1951, The!

search. ‘ 
Twe years later in a wild place 

in Washington in-' cracks between toes,

fm Colorado, Pick’s stake was 

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It Knows No Master 
but You . 

You're setting the pace in this one—with your own 
good judgment virtually the only Limiting factor! 

You'll be pleasantly reminded of this amazing new 
state of affairs every time you touch that accelerator. 
The Yeaction is chain lightning itself! For up front you 
have the highway’s hottest performance team . .. the 
mighty 227-h.p. Strato-Streak V-8 (239-h.p. with dual 
exhausts*) and its partner, the revolutionary Strato-
Flight Hydra-Matic*. Here’s a vast reservoir of dynamic, 
vibrant power ... refined cream-smooth and ready to go! 

The car says GO and the price won't stop you! 

The first time you tap that reservoir, you'll discover 
a thrill that can’t be duplicated anywhere else at any 
price! The way it whisks-you past awkward situations 
and slower-moving traffic will have you hdlding your 
breath. You're the master of everything on the road. 

A test drive is the most convincing proof we know 
of. Why not come in and sample this tremendous go? 
And while you're here, we'll show you that performance 
is only one of the thrills this fabulous '56 Pontiac has to 

offer. The other is price—and it’s every bit as exciting! 
*Ertra-coat options. 
"56 STRATO-STREAK 

You can actually buy 
than you would 
a big, glamorous Pontiac 860 for less 
pay for many models of the low-priced three! ONTIAC 
WITH STRATO-FLIGHT HYDRA-MATIC 
SEE “PLAYWRIGHTS ‘56” AND “WIDE, WIDE WORLD” —NBC-TV 

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PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION RETAIL 
General Motors Corporation 
65 Mt. Clemens &t., Pontiac 15, Michigan 
STORE s 
KEEGO SALES & SERVICE, Inc. 
3080 Orchard Lake Rd., Keego Harbor, Michigan 
COMMUNITY MOTOR 
223 Main Street, Rochester, 
SALES, 
Michigan 
Ine. 
JACK W. HAUPT 
North Main 
PONTIAC 
Street, Clarkston. 
SALES 
Michigan 
& SERVICE © RUSS 
51 
JOHNSON 
N. Broadway, Lake 
MOTOR SALES: 
Orion, Michigan 
HOMER HIGHT 
166 8. Washington St. 
MOTORS, 
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Peggy ‘n Sue with two tone 

shawl collar in linen. Piped 

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button tabs sweeten the back. 

Handsomely tailored pants 

in gabardines, suitings, and

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colors, crisp new styles, gay new light foods, the whole atmosphere is one

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of SPRING! it mokes you want to sing! Prices ore budget too, to keep your

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Sizes to 16 

$ong gay and spirited. Shop ot Tel-Huron for it is so easy to reach, 
so easy to park, so pleasant to do all your errands in one center-and one stop.

Layaway Now

koe’ Eastest 

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dress costumes.

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Visit Osmun’s Shoe Dept. Open an Osmun's \ 

Tel-Huron Shopping Center 

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-Phone FE 5-4457 

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Your choice of lovely yellow gold or white gold ) imitate a suit 
settings. Buy now while stocks permit \ 

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us to con-\Y —at for froma suit

SALE PRICE 
tinue such ‘ Wat bn | price. Boxy,

a low, low price! : 

Strong, sturdy wood construction. ki F ‘ 

fitted, bolero jackets\.

a6 N Y: Self-leveling So many uses “7 59 \ fy il the 

to match a slim

z. \ around the home! Priced to sav a aan 
4 ijt hal} skirt. (Many blouses.)

| , \ Naturally Tender-Table Trimmed \ you money’ eww ; poe 

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Shopper's Aluminum Tumblers Two of spring's 

most wanted fabrics 
PP Choice of Colors Hi

WOOD CLOTHES in navy, grey, pastels;
Special \ | ti 
junior, misses sizes, 
Cc sketched: threé piece 
rayon-cotton cord.

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Grey, blue, pink, 9 to 15. 

special .. . $7.90.

All pees construction, a 39 

Stand-up model, old for con 

venient storage ‘Ga be used 

Open Thur., Fri., Sat., Eve's to 9

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in the home .. . upstairs or in

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the basement . . . for easy drying 
Selected from the finest on cold or rai ny days. 

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grain-fed cattle. U. S. 
Gov't graded, choice and \ 
prime. Blade chuck cuts. \

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Low Budget Prices 

“Dear Miss Woodward: Now that|expensive crop is its lawns. 
I've been going with him for a * 6 @

For the Latest Spring Colors 
Ladies’ and Young Miss 

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4490 Dixie Highway—Drayton Plains—OR 3-7224 

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fi thisin your bra. 

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Grade A eggs are best for frying| the 

awayto be a

or cookingthe shell.

in Grade n 
B and Grade C eggs are suitable 
for cooking in combination with 
other foods. 

@ Good Will Offer! Get to 
. TT-O-| day's most modern blue deter-
Short Curl present to a party she cannot pos-RAMA included is in sizes 1, 2, 3.) only one with a Can-

gent—the 
4, 5, 6 years. Size 2, dress, 1%| aon Face Cloth inside! New

Permanents sibly come to. 

yards of 35-inch; % yard contrast;| Blue Detergent ae Dust 
bonnet, % yard; cape, 1% yards nas) omer es

= “Dear Mrs. Post: Just recently 

i I received a rhinestone-= ey case 

For this pattern, send 35¢ in 
necklace and earrings. Will you 

bracelet watch with matching 

coins, your name, address, size de-a 
sired, and the Pattern number to New Blue Silver

Detergent

please tell me when I may proper-

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Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372 W.| the pastel color

Dust—with

IMPERIAL __ fy wear them?” 

Quincy Street, Chicago 6, Ill. —— ——— : 

Basic Fashion, spring and sum-Towelin Giant Size!)

Beauty Salon Answer: To luncheon, the the-

mer '56 is a complete sewing guide 

ater, ot you are dressed

whenever 

for every woman who sews for her-

| 29 & PikeSt. FE ¢-2878 

self and her family. Don't wait— SPECIAL

~ Solid Cherry 

send 25 cents now for your copy] DIETETIC FOODS 

"Natural Health Foods

OPEN FRI. 
$8 Wayne, Pontiac. FE 4-460]

end SAT 

Acress frem the Riker Garage

Bedroom Group 

Taimee , Owner

night to 9 

Outstanding Buy in Solid Cherry Bedroom Grouping 

Brown Old World Finish . . . Antique Brass bail-Doubte Dresser and Mirror ............ 149.75 
type drower pulls . . . all filly dustproof and center Double or Twin Size Bed ........... 5 59.75 
guided throughout . . . Choose just the pieces you Chest of Drawers ....... siolejerelereiseers ~s 99.75 
need for your size room. . . _ Night Table ...... Snooccuddo0s ~« 34.50 

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Double or Twin Bed

SPECIAL COMBINATION 

WITH CHEST OF DRAWERS

~ DOUBLE DRESSER, MIRROR AND DOUBLE OR TWIN BED 

Birds Eye

139.75

179.50 

and foot FRENCH FRIED

fi 

Even savings if you purchase the combination ensemble 

Save almost enough to buy the night table by purchasing this 

{characteristic of soles. == POTATOES 

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ar cats — much 5 mare “if bought separately. Double Oresser, “combination group . . . Remember, this is not just ordinary 
Mirror and Bed... 179.50. Terms available. _ furniture but real solid cherry , , . each piece hand-rubbed, 
an outstanding value. : : 

LAA, 

effective double duty in smoothing Cc ARR’S MARKET 

out a new rubber tile floor, if a 

720 W. Huron, Pontiac

~<a ¥ 

Fresh Shipment! 

conventionalroller isn't

flooring 

. y--

Those Wonderful 
Zip'd Corduroy 
Washable 
Pillows 
— 395 
Moulded foam rubber... they’re plump . . . won't mat or 
lump ... are easy to keep fresh. People who have children 
love ‘em .. . To clean these pillows just zip off the bright 
covers and wash as you would youngsters’ corduroys. Square 
er oblong shapes. é Luscious 
Fire Red 
colors include Lemon, 
and Pale Pink. 
Emerald, Rich purple, Black, 
Dinnerware Special! Seamless, lightweight comfort 

CAMBRIDGE. SQUARE

Royal Staffordshire 

the unique, exciting square base crystal

; fim PANTY 

50-Piece Service for 8 

A ; It's new, it’s different, it’s beau-

GIRDLE 

tiful beyond words! So practical, 
too—simple in design, easy to

1988 

clean and keep sparkling. Swank 

touch to the ah-inspiring table 

or buffet! Moderately priced—

1 . One of England’s finest dinnerwares . . . known for Its super-smooth 
3.00

glaze . . . vivid colors that won't dim with the yéars. Five patterns: see it today! A variety of glam-
Tonquin, a scenic blue . . . Jenny Lind, in pink . . . Harvest brown on 

orous pieces

ivory .. . Dimity .. . and Rural Scenes Plum. 8 dinner plates, 8 salad Shaped of one continuous strand of yarn to fit 
or desserts, 8 bread and butters, 8 fruit dishes, 8 cups and saucers, like your skin! Bias knit changes direction to 

vegetable bowl, platter. 

MODERATELY

‘ firm each contour. Exclusive Silf-Skin patented 
seamless crotch. White in sizes S-M-L. Try it! > US} priceD 

BRIDES! Is your choice of china, 
crystal and kitchenware registered 
with us so friends will give what . 

Expert corsetieres assure 

you 

perfect fit! 

dept. DIXIE Porrery | 

5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894

stores 

you really want? 

For Your Convenience Open Daily 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. 
Sunday: Noon to 9 P.M. |

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THIR PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, Maeon T%,-1956 

TB Shows Increase March of Dimes in County

Koreans Bun Stocks Mixed 

in City, County Area Receives Rec ord $161,000 

Tuberculosis fs the only disease The Oakland County 1956 March the Oakland County Chapter of the

New Fuel: Peat = in Early Deals

prices cover sales of locally grown prod-

that has a slight increase in both imes anuary National Foundation for Infantile 

‘lore Bio, ad! fener fous by ° the city and county this week, | 2 see al Lear Paralysis, stated, “Our chapter is

the top with a total of

Homes, Industry Using NEW YORK w® — The stock comes news from the Coun ener jmost grateful to these people’ who 

Product for Domestic market was mixed in early deal-Soah Ouercsen and the Pot ($161,000 in donations, This is an in-gave so generously of their time

ey y were: De-
ine ere te 

bu; ings today after a slightly higher tiac Board of Health. crease of $14,783 over the 1955 cam-and effort to make the March ofNecessities start. Measles, up last week in the|paign and is an all time record for Dimes in 1956 a victory

* bu; year.”
| Northera ¥ Boney. ae Be re Prices ranged from 1 county, are on the downgrade, |the 18th annual fund raising drive! Fifty per cent of all March of

WASHINGTONWhat has|}8 bu: Sexes and 2 points lower to a point

— oil 

according to Dr..John D. Monrve,|of the National Foundation for In-nimes contributions from Oakland

been for the lamps of China, peat vegetables, cer Me 1 bee 4.$9 bu |higher. Many leaders traded un-health director. fantile Paralysis. County are forwarded to the New

promises to become for the hearths ‘ Y tanaee ats be: Me tL changed. 

residents ' the

A breakdown of reports from the| Pontiac contributionsy,,, headquarters of National

and factory furnaces of Korea. |226-2.78 bu. Celery root, No i, 1-00-1.5¢ .|have totaled $16,700, John A. Ben-' :

dos radish, Not, 3.25-3.75) Ford Motor began trading on the health departments on communi Foundation -and-will be used for

Already, experimental use of pk bakt. , No 1, 1.28-1.7§ dos : son, chairman of Pontiac's March

ins fob bag: Ro 1,|New York Stock Exchange on a _ |eable diseases follows: continuing polio yaccine research,

hand-cut peat is finding favor in|Ttotts Gow bag’ Parsley, curly, Not block of 1,300 shares at 62. That Pontiac of Dimes, reported. purchase of respirator equipnwnt

homes, schools and orphanages. Aj #-1.00, dos bens: Parente No 1" 1.38:|was in line with its close yester-Past-Prev. Yeer| Carl W. Donelson, chairman of (sich as iron lungs), and 
erin ovat marriage —, bas: Ho I 3.40130 b0-b bag, ‘edisnes, (day in the over-the-counter mar-Chicken por we eT “ST of professional workers.

F briquette is-available: | black, Tpke a Sot iket where the stock was quotedat SS ar ee | H P H The other 50 per cent is retained = y 

and starting locomotives. hothouse fencye’ tee Bib borsNo 1.161% bid and 62% offered. foe ct OFC ome ermits by the Oakland County chapter t6 
Users in England joke that |{%3%! is pani, Tpubare._ hothouse, Ne ;| The initial deal was iow by wcTypbetd fever) 4... 2 8) 0 . help county polio victims meet the 
gpl ann ae a _» Tint 38 bao wash, Hubbers, Ns Tae a aunpeal aires Gcariet, fever ........ os : 3 ‘ Issued in February cost of care and treatment, 

sire toennterpees teertof HESSS ae tee ty + *) Bulding permis tor 8 new tom Ford Stock Trading

i = ve is . i . * 5 { ‘ . 
& burned continuously for 100 : ye Aircrafts, strong in gee 8 : Past Prev. Year ante in fee Gee pore _ 

sears irc moors some: | wow ¢.4? Seth tab ler toy. Teal, weak Yeser gies me oon EY Se Pebruary” Gly’ Bullang Inpecor BeginsExchange

on tho eynor:, ON

grades: : were lower today. The rest of panes ai forms) 2 0 o|Carl F, Alt announced.

beds, which emeskder lang after gets & jenve Mit ceehtet i coarket was steady to mized. eealons, nt" —"g)_ A total of 107 permits with an| NEW YORK — Tradifig in:

|T'wuher (al! iorme)

the surface vegetation is con-4-43, wid. ove, 42%; grade B There was a block of 6,700 a §=|Whooping cough ...... 1 3jestimated cost of $735,140 wereiFord Motor Co. stock starts on 

ee Senet greds ‘a “umes 48; large @;/shares of Clinton Foods off % at| § TERMITE TABLE MANNERS EXPOSED — The recording busi-Secneensesesane 1 3% '\ granted last month. This compared|the New York Stock Exchange 4 

Peat deposits in England and/medium@; grade Blarge ©. 45. Westinghouse Electric, — ness is so good even termites are getting into it. A battery-operated Beatles sawccccs 4D Alto hot aoe totaling $589,663 oe 

Wales cover and estimated wnitesa 41%-43; medium 39. |day’s most active issue up %,/ recording machine, just on the market, js being used by pest-contpl SLA A ee 2 coe: The stock, first to

4,000) offeredthe 
acres. Even more sizable acre-| frovet 4 isS0 Se. pliesof iarge(opened today on 1,500 shares UP)’ men to detect the presence of the destructive pests. The machine aia-gotham Officials Permits issued Isst month tM oublic Jan. 18 in the largest cor-

ages exist in other partsthe/ sppear ample for present fair distributed|at 62 +-plifies termite chewing so it can be heard by the human ear. E. A. 2. jo 2 residential alterations jnorate financing in history, has

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world: Russia, 140,00; Norway esetmoe for See aemane |, Among Higher, sectsene, he-| Villers, Columbus, Ohio, pest exterminator, is shown above listening \SAUSHING HOrns [8S erationsand vepeire, S102," aces on the overte-coune 

7,500. Austria, Argentina, The|M Soke saety condllaead Gone are| ing io ee Telepl to a recording of some hungry termites. Listening also, it seems, are . €00: ene commercial new building, ter market thus far. Today it was

Netherlands, Java, Burma, Estonia public Steel, American Telephone, ant models of the insects. What is heard is not plessant, Ser in eek! ng eace quoted 61% bid while 62 was 

and Poland have deposits. CHICAGO Bi zcos (International Silver «and Johns-| Some giant models insects. s $22,000; and one wrecking job, tWO| asked. The stock originally was 

Today, in addition to providing!,,CHICAGO, | March 6 | (AP)—Butter Manville. wood-gnawing termites sound like humans chewing celery to the} wew yorK uw—It you're look-|tanks, and one air conditioner to-|.514 for 64% a share. 

a convenient fuel, peat gives by-|ine pie reese is “score AA. ST; rhythm of woodpeckers pounding on a nearby log. ing for a nice, quiet place to go,/taling $9,200. On hand for first trading of the 

products useful in medicines, = . nn 9 B Wee 8 C 64.75; cars New York Stocks [ this may -be it — sometime. all D . Killed b + . stock on the “big board” will be 

paper manufacture and building| Fees stenay. to firm; receipts 14,000; (Late Morning Quotations) | ° ° « h Officials are out to shush river Ki y train Benson Ford; H, Rowan Gaither 

Ponatruction. A wax is derivedSor| testo D TLR aie antl see samires 11 Bat ver ss ] obs Dip but ti ] IQ MET jumecessary noise. SAGINAW Um!-Wilfourt Mawfes-''~ President of the Ford Founda-

shoe and floor polishes. Flowers| elt A's 49; mixed 40: mediums 308: air Reduction 40 0) Oy bd" 33 Bat Gay'ce well swore Matis eet ee at. of Sayville eas ee ee onan eT 

u f Ye A O going to be an easy job in a city el clio a ae it ee Exchange, and other Ford and 
packed in peat. It goes into up-ae lad... ‘gt Jones & Ls -.. 46-4 an 1g res O ar g that just naturally doesn’t hanker a Ohio freight ‘Stock Exchange officials, 
holstery and mattresses, and into} CHICAGO (AP)—Potatoes: Arrivals old Am $2.4 Kimb clr Nas to be shushed. il eeponcerens pie MM 15 | -Advertisement) 

and perishable fruit are often| current receti ; lAilte Chalmers. 68.3 Jecebe z ony Th Fi 

Alrline.... 2 
———pedeing tor Cyan. 4 -1i.4! _Employment-_declined Pon-, _th J crossing on ee a sevice eee :

horses. 68t inthe 

== tmente Tit= ence eee am ee sas beg. a ~ i ildec area 2,200 between mid-Janu-|dustries 200, and in machinery,|bage cans, the riveter’s rat-a-tat-/north of Saginaw. Now She S 
siock: Idaho russete. 400-438 Am Mm ray 25 Lockh aire 8 |ae) and mid-February but till re-|100, tat, thundering trucks and squel-.

utilities 3.10, in 10 Ib sacks ewt basis eh. Loew . ' i ” 
cci ents NCTEASE | .5-5.%; Montana russets 440: Minne-/Am B Oee --+° $05 mained 2,100 higher compared to ing brakes are as much a part of ; 

sota-North Dakota Pontiacs 3.98: Wis-fam 3 

$la year ago, James H. Dudley, m2 et ae the big town as the Empire State ews in riel S

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Secretary Weeks|Tetary 

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Hartman, manager of the bank's 

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Peru 

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stock 
compete 
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has 

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in 

officials 
transmissions 
most 
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gallon, 
awarded 
Ton-
of 

occupants, 
number 

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in Waterford Area |issiucsert ritaPas AS 

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Nichigan,"Employment Security| "ae 500 mere than «year age |iyou never know. The new| CRE! sit enlantuly dering

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Commission reported. He expected increases in em-jantinoise campaign started off) i. 17-year-old David Chatfield

The largest decrease

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Waterford Township accidents 

Anse 

was noted|Ployment for the next two months) with a bang... er, pardon... &!o¢ Ciarkston waived examination 

last month nearly doubled the to Poultry MOO a 3 

in the motor vehicle plants which for non-manufacturing, construc-jquiet but dramatic success. before Waterford Town-

tal in February 1955, Police Chief chines 

rovented drop of 1, 700. Other tion, retail trade, service and gov-In just

ae 

Frank Van Afta said today. 

DETROIT (AP)—Pr a per pound | AU 

ernment fields. and was bound over to ee ie

This year’s total was 102. Last 

i> Detroit beady No yrs ve poul-
court for arraignment

Bond of $5,000 was not

Trade Curb Secrets

it was 53. ; te 

Riavorsery Rene mers Soleus of Ge

year, 

Comparisons for January also waar hens Ey ot bs)

313 se 

show a sharp rise, from 58 in|’ "Sipsnettes Te 831. Old

ees

1955 this 

Lawrence Ervin, 47, of 40 Park:

Probing Solon’s Aim

83 

year. speeters 12; ducklings 32; heavy ducks! po 

pden

to 

One fatal accident in the first!” Market full steady on hens with light 

kil _.|receipts in “good "semand end id shert. 

bor force compared

t 

in 1955. mere gery Justice Tae!

WASHINGTON #—Investigating| January and 5.1 per gent

1 font 

amp J.

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killed. pplse 

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MULRee

22

Keeevenuus

: 
8, 
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os 

6 

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; 

aoe 

peter 
decimal 

France, 

Pontiac 
Mobilgas 

Colorado 

event... 
announcing 

attaining 

consumed. 

pointed today toward a| Due to the unemployment, with $25

etter 

senators 

costs.

es 

ena 

t. “tarkeye is unflled 
3 possible showdown with the Eisen-|were 65 per cent higher than, in} ;

as raceme 

*|hower administration over how juary -, Chapéciaine’s

1 nee infecmation ebovt East level inh

Gentleman Wants 

(the 

of February 1955

pearce. 

.

[take OR 9008

Last tenth, 110 catiafe 

: aM r

Social Crowd = | aes Pe ceo elt,

seipte incoupe S19 yesterday 966 Coops 

42 

¥

When Drinkin OES Ras 7

30-3 

i si taling $233,057 were St. Jos sale ° 

ans reel ooops Binnineham,

become|pimineham, 

27: 

= 

. 

Thursd

Thursday

noise program was launched be-|

New York had

:

iy

under

*pesetes under,

J

@ 

mates

cats 

over

sr

as

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. 

Alo 

Se* 

7 : C : | Ch 
f 

endKev

— 

cause

about 

Birds 

ye

the noisiest city in creation. “

ie

Ogy 

te

3 

osmeto 

yea

tetaacae

garrulous fellow fell in line with 

tax) waiting to make out ivestoc 

—

ore ov scane 

“It’s not impossible,” he said, ou Have a Carpet Preb-

. 

. 

thelr. yetarns st tee Internal Rev-wntive stock acl 

¢| Would ee ae —— Under Senate Fire “but it will take time.” lem? Call Tuson Carpet Service Orange 

utes 

7M kes oy uh cheus a He figures it's more a matter of| FE 5-8103. : 
| 8

400 No carty, sales, generally, saking

io 

ert

AN

a 
eee 
eeial Cond Lec)buen

reached the head of the line. 

LANSING ®—The executive sec-[education, showing people how| Chicken Biscuit | 6 oz. 2 for 43¢

of State Board of Cos-much nicer, healthier and safer| pri, § until. Perkins.

were

he 

ly cocows; market ssenerally 

4 

of Commerce 

the 

82 

$1.25-75c.

stenay: 

;

cows 

word he would be willing to/metology has been brought under things can be with less racket. : STEVE'S MARKET ;

sell

i “elt

eariy 

sent

—-teers, 

offered 

:

Lia eal sarees loony 

at 

4 testify tomorrow and Presidential fire in the Senate, and his job if your friend’s in fall and needs 3881 Elizabeth Lake Road

and heifers 11.50-18.00

the end merdaliee sheen,

= turn at 
-* 

hed de head’ ot re poe! ee tabSe. bprmoont 

set) Asst. Harold E. Stassen and other|threatened by a legisiative maneu-Flames Take House, bail. Ph. PE 56-0424 or MA 6-4031. Pontiac 

: 

gain he reac’ 11.00 down; uttilty and commercial bulls

line. Again he 12 $0-18.50;° 600-809 Ib cutter b' 

a/officials on Friday about the| ver. = =. ee. 

‘

be,_-which— retaxed_in-195tt-ee eee ee

for the Test |

left

the 

a

some 

That kept up for a couple|°Ccives salable 100. Pew early 

sa 

’ 593 b agreement of the Western! Sen. Garland B. Lane w-rino Fj l f H |

OMeIess — 

:

room. 

Le 

!

* ations. iteed off on the board official, Mich-Ive
bors: Sstabtuhed: fee chesse and prime EA

20 00:

Finally 

se 

.. 

worker

a government 

ae] J. Murphy, during Senate de-igi

viduals up 

Food Mach 

Oc 

ee 

commercial grades 14.00-20.00; others

trailed him into the rest room and 

early. 

Ford Mot 

tape ay 

bate yesterday on a cosmetology)... sestroved a house om Rattalee

bill.

Banker Succumbs

scarce

watched him lift a bottle of liquor 

Sheep salable 350. Not enough slaugh-

Freak ra. Se

ter Tambs and sheep edriy to make 

Road, Springfield Township, leav-

ing five people homeless.

from his coat and take a swig.

The explanation? 

es a

market. 

La d

Gates oi

b | 

latencies lel

i

agape oe = 

“Well.” said the mystery man, 13,000; fairly pis paacany jo eee |e 

Carbide ue ain Macom Mote supervised by the board, which

pag 

“you see I don't like to drink 26 lower on butchers; weights 270 Ib. and Gea 

: 

regulates beauty operators and

Gen

Gen 

Unit a Lin..

Unit Aire

heavier relatively scarce, and barely 25

alone, and I saw this line of peo-

lower with instances more than 25 low-

ple, so I just fell in.” er on weights under 230 Ib.; 

around 25 lower; most U8. No. 

190-260 Ib. butchers 11.75-12.25; 

70 : MOUNT CLEMENS (INS)—Wal-
beauty shops, but a ‘‘lot to benefit

. 

Unit Pruit 

: 317 ter J. Hartman, 59, a vice presi-

himself.”

Un Gas Cp 

343 dent of the Bank of Commerce.|Murphy-taterdefended by!

was

Lines 

-

~“Cleanérstooted of $5 | 

. 2 $01 Was found dead in’ a Macdim Mrs. Frances Burns, Grand Facies

~. 

Occupier of the house, Charies|_ 

Gilbert, was absent when the 

US Tob... 

Walgreen 
-187 County motel yesterday, apparent-the board chairman, who said ‘‘we

peeSsesessys

weights

DuringBurgtary [=e

Night 

iJ

e

.

45

a

4, € 88 Gos

at 12. 

re m 

., 

20.8) ily the victim: of a heart attack. 
have never had better

WarnB Pic es 

coopera-

blaze started. His three children

West. Lhd Tel

330 to ppeadll 80 8;

About $5 in change was reported 

from an executive secretary.

few around 350 Ib, and lighter " 0-11.25. 

esteA 

were 

in the house, 

Owners are Kern Realtors, depu-

thes said. 

Onlya few personal 

Salable cattle 18,000; salable calves

stolen in the breakin last night of! 

400; steers and heifers uneven, early

cleaning establishment at 24 E.| 

407)

a 

ne

/trade steady to mostly 50 higher, 

spots 

bell

1.00 higher; market now slow and only tt
Pike St., Pontiae police said. 

Youngst Sha&T 92

ate ~_— than late ® seseas

“The owner, Gregory Anast, 367 

‘aper 

Zenith Rad 129.7 |

strong to 25 higher: spots up to An 

and some furniture was saved.

cows 

Pay-as-You-Ride

higher. bulls steady to. 25 higher; veal-

Franklin Rd. said apparently 

no 

TOCK

Ts and stockers and feeders about 

said the banker drove in about

NEW YORK, 

Sonoma piled by

clothes were taken. 

steady: prime steers 1950-2450; prime 

Place Load Restrictions

the Associated

prev. Gay

Thieves entered after breaking | Ib 19.80-21.00; Bulk, choles

a/1,500-1.650 | 

1302 747 182.7 Noon and complained of feeling ill.

s+. 

:

.. 

ms

Hee He was dead when Chambers} WASHINGTON — Two Se on Roads in County Budget Ter

Anast’ choice ender 1.200 1 uw 2 2200; utility festa “Wee

window 

in the boiler 

room, 

tee 

ae 

said, and took the money from the f15, 773.201" ime heifers 19-24-( Year 

1248 708 1572\sought to wake him later. groes, reporting on what they

ego 

.... 

Load restrictions were placed on| General Sefety Tires are ne more Scope than ordinary tires.

termed a “very cordial” meeting)

Ch pa 183 0)

Bis

20538: “most. good to high cholce melsers Hevipeliends

cash register.

* 

—_—_——————_ 

$0-19.00; utility to low @ elfers el

$0-18.00: utility and commercial 

H

= 

11 

1954 

ek 1989) Vandals Invade Drive-in, yesterday with Sen. Eastland (D-jall

Miss), said he spoke 

class A and B

ta 

county 

out against ments at noon today by the 

cows 

mae 

pave-

Oak-

ED WILLIAMS TIRE CO.

10.50-12.50: a few high commercial

Mom Aids Teachers 

cows 

\Cause $2,000 Destruction

up to 13.00; canners and cutters 9.5¢-

racial violence in the South but. land County Road Commission.

phot

111.28; utility and commercial bulls 14.00-

J. 

unce: how

Co drive-in

15.78: good heavy fat bulls 12.00-12.50;
MILAN W—Mrs. Harry Linfield’ 

Limits on class A

Vandals who visited his 

Oe 

tainty about 

pavements

Figures 

points are elghths: 

Your G I Tire Deal:

ana

practical top vealers 26.00, culls down to 

13,500 pounds on a single axle

High Lo Noon

mother 

of 

four sons, 

| 10.00

of Milan, 

are 

Security..

Chrysler's Tax Rate

ings a week. She supervises recess 

a door un-| 

They called on Eastland, an out-

Home

of choice 104 Ib. carrying No. 1 pelts 

periods, distributes milk, sells sav-19.75; most cyl to choice slaughter ewes 

The area of 

is equal 

to, locked and hanging open, and the’ 

Detroit Up 16 Pct.

spoken foe of r&cial integration, to

| 8.25.

ings stamps and takes ovér some. 

jthat of 

Iaty, and Spain. interior of the restaurant ‘‘all torn 

as part of a “‘lobbying’’ drive by

of the teacher's paper work. 

combined. 

‘up.”” 

DETROIT w—F. W. Misch,

Cadillac, Lincoln Set

| 

assembly delegates who sought 

Chrysler Corp. vice president, 

re-

for civil rights legisla-

support

Burglars Loot Bakery 

ported to Mayor Albert E, Cobo

Over 1,500 Miles

22 Cars 

Compete 

tion,

New Sales Records 

today that Chrysler’s 1956-57 tax 

Thieves broke into a bakery 

YOUR HOME

TODAY! 

at 

bill due the city will be $8,600,000,

Enough wood to build 25. stx-

Cata

432 Orchard Lake Ave. at dinner}. 

based on the current tax rate.

lina to Enter room houses is contained in the|

time last night and stole $5, Pon-

A new sales record was set dur-

lwooden matches used every 24! This is a boots of 16.3 per cent 

tiac police were told. ing February by the Cadillac Mo-! 

The baker, Robert Mount, 274 S. tors Division of General Motors, 

East Bivd., said that while he was officials of which said yesterday| 

absent someone smashed the glass) that 13,346 new cars were deliv: ered 

of a side door and unlocked it by during the month. 

jhours by consumers in the United ‘over last year’s Chrysler's tax,

Economy Event 

States. Misch said. The vice president 

said Chrysler's assessed valuation 
for real estate and personal prop-

CRAWFORD -DAWE -GROVE

Earnings

A Pontiac 

Catalina will The territory to be covered is ap-

erty holdings is a total of $237,-

be among 22 

automobiles! proximately 1,500 miles.

reaching inside. 

The previous February mark 

was 

Insurance of All Kinds

* * «@ 700,000, compared with $204,000,000!

'which will 

in the Mobil-

716 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE 2-8357 

a 

FPINDLAY, Ohto (INSi—Ohie Ti! Co

set last year when 13,319 units’ 

jlast fiscal

Other entries, with competition

Economy 

from Los An-| 

year.

: :

Grain Prices 

today reported 1955 earnings of $41,255-

sold, Sales for the last four, gas

were 

'000. equal to $3.14 per share, an eight

geles 

Springs, March in the separate divisions as well

to 

_

months totaled 57.165 cars, also a| 

cent increase over net income the|

CHICAGO GRAIN 

per 

as for the sweepstakes, are: previous year Net saies jast year

CHICAGO, March 7 (AP)}—Opening'! 

\record for any four-month period! 

jin the company’s 54-year history.| 

cease 

133 The Lincoln 

Division of the Ford 

reached $260.145,000 compared with 

The Pontiac 

been entered in $250.755.000 in 1954

Lightweight—Rambler Deluxe 6, 

President J. C 

Donnell IT said the company had “gub-

price oe ee Studebaker Champion

ne 

6.

en 

stantially 

increase” its exploratory activ-

WE NEED

Wr

1.23%) Motor Co. reported a new February with a Mercury

122% mark with the delivery of 3,775 and Dodge 

Montclair

Coronet 8. All 

Phaeton __|ity in Africa, Central and Bouth America

of the Air) during the

pane 

Low Price—Chevrolet Bel 

year. 

equipped *Sport Sedan 6. Chevrolet Bel Air payron, onio (INS)—Sales and earn-

Sport Sedan 8, Ford Fairlane Vics (ake) ot Nevteost ce eee eee 

GOOD USED CARS

259% cars 

last month. The previqus rec-cars 

in the 

will be 

263 ord was 3,064, set in 1954. January with automatic 

transmissions for 

A > . | Teco! evels in tr) otal-
Customline Victoria| ing 388,000, $233 share.

toria 6, Ford 

$15 

equal

265% 

to 

a

« 

jsales of 7.179 cars was also a 

the first time 

the history of the 

8, Ford Fairlane Victoria 8, Plym-Sheath with= 729,000, et $1.93 2

* record for that month. annual 
ANY MAKE OR MODEL

= share. the previous ear. ales soared

outh Belvedere 8. to $301.180,000 up 1s per cent from

The Buick Division of GM_ re-

In 

the entry list 

1954's $1259 133.000.

Medium PriceNash

— Ambassa-
ported its second-highest sales vol-

Mobiigas 

ON OUR

ero ao weree

said the auto-

aI Towa (IN) e Maytag Co

ume for any February in its history 

matic 

are manda-dor Special V8 Super, Hudson | today reported a slight dip in earnings

Hornet Special V-8 Super, Oldsmo-|iast year despite record sales. Profits,

last month when 52.153 units 

\delivered to customers,

iearelient

Deaths 

NEW ROCKET OLDSMOBILE

were tory because 

1956 

automo-

2 depressed by a 67-day strike, totaled 

bile models 

equipped. bile Holiday 88 Deluxe, Nash Am | $6,267,174. or $3.81 per share, seven per

sq 

bassador Super 6. cent below the aoe ot 06.138, 004 = 

* *« « |1954. Sales increas

highest 

cen

the 

per

The 

ton-

car

William C. McClure Professor to Speak 
MARLETTE ANN ARBOR i R, 

8 

8

regardless of 

| $93.067, 000.

miles 

per 

SS

Freeman 

eeeet 

— 

Upper-Medium Price — Desoto) jackson (aPi—Consumets Power Co. 

$ Ae ote total rating reventies 0 

Service for Wil-| 

JEROME Oldsmobile-Cadillaec

S. Saginaw Stréet 
Sek his cee ee 

— 

price, will be 

the sweep-

stakes award. 

mile figures Firyfiite Spork eee) dete eet $189,431,000 for ‘T58. an increase of 11 

280

Riviera, Oldsmobile 98 Holiday|per cent over 1954, while operating 

ex-

former Marlette resident, 

are 

the result 

multiplying the 

Deluxe, nses, including taxes and depreciation, 
nereased 12 per cent during the same 

Phone FE ¢-3566

held yesterday at Marsh Funeral speak Thursday on ‘‘The Tradition distance

the 

traveled

and 

by the weight of

and divid-|

Home, with burial in Marlette of States’ Rights in American Edu-

High Priee—Buick Roadmaster! *ried Seu recta pat ohare 

outa:

car 

Cemetery. He died Saturday at cation’ at the University of Mich-ing that by the 

of gallons Riviera, Imperial Southampton, (imas! on common stock outstanding Dec 

| Lincoln Premiere, Packard. "|32 ,ag88. were: 03 09. compared v0 6) %F

Alma. 

ligan, of fuel 

I 


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ron

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