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113th YE AR og 0) r TIAC, MICHIG AN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1955—30 PAGES eee ee NEWS SERVICE “ 
SLASHED OWL, PAINTING — Vandals who en- 
tered three summer homes on Cass Lake during 
a weekend of destruction slashed this oil painting, 
while ransacking the house, Apprehended last night as they 
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          Confesses Kidnap Murder   
Stevenson Hat 
Will Be Thrown 
Into Ring Today Formal Announcement 
for Dem Nomination | 
‘to Come From Chicago,   | 
CHICAGO (®— Adlai E.| 
Stevenson was expected to! 
@ |that he is a candidate for) 
--\the Democratic nomination | 
for President in 1956. 
Those close to the 1952) 
Democratic’ presidential) 
standard bearer said the 
statement—which Steven- 
son is to read to newsmen at 
the Conrad Hilton Hotel 
this afternoon — will an- 
nounce that he is a candi- 
date. 
The statement will reeval his 
political plans and outline briefly 
his philosophy of government, but 
he will answer no questions. He 
will hold a news conference to- 
morrow at 11 a.m. 
At that time, he is expected to 
announce the selection of James 
A. Finnegan of Philadelphia, 
present Pennsylvania secretary 
of the commonwealth, as his 
campaign manager, 
This is regarded as a peace 
move toward those party leaders 
who favored Finnegan as Demo- 
cratic national chairman ever Paul 
M. Butler of Indiana, elected a Pontiac Press Phote 
completed more destruction, the 
pair of juveniles were taken to the County Chil- 
dren's Home pending preliminary hearings in 
Juvenile Court. : 
          
choice succeeding Stephen Mitchell. 
. Im 195%, Stevenson shied away 
Eisenhower, the Republican win- 
ner. Stevenson carried nine states. 0) a 
  formally announce today No Deaths Reported   
Commerce Man Injured; 
3 Shot as Season Opens 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
As of noon today, State Police reported they had no 
word of any fatalities caused by the opening of Michi- 
gan’s 1955 deer season. 
Four hunters were wounded by stray bullets, how- 
ever, three this morning and one last Sunday. 
Kenneth S. Jacques of Detroit was one of-those-whot- 
got into the woods early prior to the start of the season. 
He was hit by a stray bullet in the left leg below the 
mF knee as he was walking 
through woods near West 
\Branch Sunday. 
| Three woundings were re- 
|ported this morning. 
| Bernard Janeck, 40, of 
Co Noted Teamster 
Unionist Dies Irish Immigrant 
From Poverty to Fame 
as Labor Leader 
INDIANAPOLIS «*%—Daniel J. 
Tobin, Irish immigrant boy who 
became head of the biggest Amer- 
ican labor union, died last night of 
high blood pressure and heart 
disease, ‘ 
The president of the AFL Team- 
sters Union from 1907 until 1952 
eae ae let from an unknown hunt- 
er’s gun while hunting near 
|Au Train in Alger County. 
He was taken to St. Mary’s 
Hospital in Marquette. 
Linden Nickert, 43, of Carson 
City, was shot in the right arm 
while hunting in Roscommon Town- 
ship, near Houghton Lake. Adam 
Sally, 27; of Plymouth, told police 
he shot at a squirrel, accidentally 
wounding Nickert. 
Rebert Morrison, 37, of De- 
troit was shot in the left side 
while sitting in a blind near 
Haines ‘Township, Alcona Coun- 
ty. The bullet was deflected by a 
rib and bis wound was a minor 
one, © 
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Meanwhile, the State Highway y's v 
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mmerce was hit in the) 
Rose left shoulder by a stray bul-, Plane Saboteur Tells 
How He Destroyed 44 _ Says He Put! Frisco Suspect 
. Lethal Bomb AdmitsKilling 
in Luggage in Kansas _ 
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DENVER «—In dispas-- SAN FRANCISCO (#— 
sionate tones, John Gilbert;Arthur Ross Brown, ar- 
'(Jack) Graham related lastirested here for - crimes 
night how he rigged 25 reaching from the corn belt 
sticks of aynaimite to ex-|to the Pacific, was held un- 
iplode aboard an airliner der $100,000 bail today after 
carrying his mother and 43|the FBI said he confessed ithe kidnap-murder f 
oihet pees. wealthy mre Wilma Allen All 44 were killed Nov./of Kansas City Aug. 4. 
1 when the big United) Technically, Brown 1s 
Air Lines DC6B blew upheld on a charge of trans- 
near Longmont, Colo., and/Porting a stolen automobile 
crashed 11 minutes after it|#°TSS state lines. He w 
had Jeft Denver. e was arrested yesterday while sleeping in an automobile stolen 
Graham, a 23-year-old convicted ‘in Omaha. He had two loaded 
forger, did not reply when asked | “e@Pons in the seat beside him, 
whether he felt remorse, Range nae en es him 
t - zi | le shooting 
US. Atty: Deneld E. Kelly | Soo Wimace B. Marchal af said the Denver constructior and 
restaurant worker signed a Sheridan, Wyo. The sheriff was 
| questioning Brown about a bur- 
“written admission” earlier that | : | glary there. 
he killed his mother, Mrs. Daisie |         
  The FBI said that Brown while 
| E, King, 54, to collect he: $87,500 | being ee be sr - shoot- 
| si . ance. jing yesterday, suddenly burst out: 
| — = | “Where I'm really wanted is in 
| Ironically, the insurance was in-| Kansas City," and then described 
valid because his mother had) ~~ oe ee — 
failed to sign it before she left   
year ago. Butler was Stevenson's’     (See picture on page 2%) 
Department reported that the first|Denver’s Stapleton Airfield for’ 
hunter to return from the Upper |Spenard, Alaska, and a visit with 
Peninsula: with his buck was Ral-|Der daughter Mrs, Helen Ruth, 
man J. Katona of Garden City, | Hablutze I. The policies were talen 
Katona, making the trip on the /%™t at the airport’ by Graham. the kidnaping and slaying of Mrs. 
Allen, 34, wife of William R, Allen 
Jr., a wealthy Kansas City auto- 
mobile dealer. : 
    10 a.m. ferry, reported he shot his| Graham was also in line to re- 
eight point, 130-pound buck around |Cive & fourth of his mother's es- 8. apiggpeeadl Soacead. tate, estimated at $150,000, 
  
          DANIEL J. TOBIN Opening day found most of Mich- 
igan cool and cloudy. A light rain| ing device, a 6-volt dry cell “hot-     Mrs, Allen was kidnaped while 
shopping in south Kansas City. 
Her nude body with the hands 
| ted behind the back was found 
said tests were inconclusive as to 
the possibility of rape. 
* He drew, in round numbers,. 27 ae _|\dampened much of the Lower, Shot” battery, and two dynamite 
: Peatise Press Phete!million votes to 33 million for Ei-|¥4s 8 but didn't know the exact peninsula. caps. Each of the caps was demand tinea eae gy 
STAIRS OF DEBRIS — A vacuum cleaner, | * home vandalized by the two Keego Harbor juve- | senhower. date of his birth in County Care, Hunters hope for snow to im-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) | 44, Allewe ane pe ae ‘ 
cooler, crockery and other household effects were 
Capture Teenage Two Keego Harbor juveniles’ The pair, boys aged 13 arid 14, 
faced charges of vandalism today were apprehended after a neigh- 
after a weekend spree of destruc- bor called police yesterCay to re- 
tion in three Cass Lake summer port they were ripping shingles off 
homes, — :   
j residences, 
Placed in custody by Keego 
Narber Police. Chief Calvin Bax- 
ter and Patrolman Richard Her- niles. Walls were smeared with lip stick, and paint 
thrown downstairs in this Cass Lake summer poured over a‘television set. 
_ ithe roof of one of the unoccupied! 
Dalles Attacks * tubise, the youngsters were 
  Turf Club Ends 
Troy Track Try Inglis Closes Books 
on Race Application 
by Syndicate Vandals | Taken to the scene of destruc: 
ltion, parents of the youngsters ex-| 
pressed amazement of the amount! 
of vandalism, 
Both boys told police they ‘didn’t 
'know” why they did it. ; 
Chief Baxter said it is believed 
that the boys missed school, and 
part of the action had taken place   
Racing Commissioner James H. 
Inglis today closed his baoks on 
the Michigan Thoroughbred Turf Ireland. 
Tobin was a confidant of Presi- 
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt and 
headed the labor division of the 
Democratic National Committee in 
éach of FDR's election campaigns. 
He fought communism, urged 
his followers te consider the 
| strike only as a weapon of last | 
resort, and advocated merger of 
the AFL and C10. 
| He was a man of strong opinions   prove their chances of tracking a’ 
deer. | } 
  Downtown Pelted. Hirsute Mexican. by Large Hailstones ‘Hairless’ Gone; 
Child Despairs A Mexican ‘hairless dog which. 
has hair, the constant pet of Lana 
Woznak, 5,-is missing since Satur- 
day afternoon. streets during the lunch hour to- 
day sending scores of pedestrians. 
scurrying for cover. | 
The moth-ball sized pellets, 
which clattered down for about)   sin his 45 years as head of the 
teamsters, but his conception of 
jeraft ‘unionism finally was swal- 
‘lowed up by the unlimited juris-|   five minutes, came on the heels) 
of a driving rainstorm that struck | 
shortly before noon. “Lana will be a heartbroken 
little girl if she doesn't get ‘Chico’ 
back,” said her mother, Mrs. Hailstones pelted downtown . point of a revolver; (2) forcing 
her to drive out of town; (3) shoot- 
‘ing her twice through the head; 
(4) stripping her of her jewelry 
and taking her purse and (5) 
tossing the body out in the field, 
Brown, 30, a native of San Fran- 
cisco, “has been a mental case 
since he was 14," said his moth- 
er, Mrs. Mary Brown,  — 
. The name of Arthur Ross Brown 
apparently never was listed among 
the hundreds submitted to the Kan- 
sas City Crime Commission, which 
had offered a.$10,000. reward for 
information on the slayer of Mrs,     
diction policy of Dave Beck of Hazel Woznak, 611 Oakcrest Ln., 
Seattle, who succeeded him. |White Lake Township. For tomorrow, the weatherman Wilma Allen. - 
foresees cloudy skies, windy and ~   
‘vention time and, in fact, para 3 at Details Graha ’ . 
phrased the scriptural prayer to heed Highway Department report- reported v Daviti EA od tan three days later in a cow pasture 
“et this cup pass from my lips” Strata data the, Upnen. Peninsula (Rocky Mountain News. | eomth of Ramanm Oy. 
F stene Were ~* pie sie during the four days preceding the | Construction of the bomb was | Percy Wyly H. FBI special 
od opening of the hunting season. This| begum Get..48 or 19, Graham {2S 5 in -tharge in Kansas City, 
» But he accepted the nomination Rd compared with 22,445 duting the said. Parts of it included the | aoe ae ne , 
and campaigned aaginst Dwight B. ¢ same period last. year. ¢ynamite—40 per cent explosive “egg * a 4 thie tase do 
    talien to @ebiebe Sidi Ca ee Ot vee. Club's application for a track in) 
dren's Home to await prelim- 
ary hearings in Juvenile Court. 
They admitfed entering the home colder weather, with snow flurries : 
Tikely. The ‘high will be in the Asks Early Speed Cut 36-40 degree range. | LANSING UF — Gov. Williams 
It will turn colder late tonight) today called for a special high- : , | : * Troy Township. |. Tobin came to the United States! The little girl and 15 other 
inaie officially accepted the in 1890 and made $11 a week on|neighborhood youngsters . vainly 
group's withdrawal of its applica- one of his first jobs. The Team-/ searched after the Chihuahua 
tion yesterday, isters Union paid him $30,000 a year failed to retarn from a romp. Mrs. 
jand traveling expenses, ard pro-| Woznak thinks he was stolen. with a low between 32 and 36 de- way safety program starting Dec, 
At the same time, he said he 
would mot have approved the Woman Killed vided a winter home for him in| She said “Chico” is one year old | grees ' 1 and asked Michigan motorists 
track proposed for construction n Truck Crash Miami Beach. land has tan and white hair. She} ‘ lowest" temperature preced-| to begin voluntarily observing 
‘ When he became president emer-|attributed the hair to a rat terrierjing 8 a.m, was 36 degrees. The| the state's new speed law which 
; ; at 14-Mile Rd. and John R. 
Children Escape Injury) te said the chib sought improp- itus, he and Beck each were given in “Chico's” ancestry, temperature in downtown Pontiac) does not become effective until 
salaries of $50,000 a yea | There is a $10 reward she said.'was 39 at 2 p. m. | Feb. 3. 
te Be hi rashup erly to acquire the 200-acre -site,| ~~ a nt aa i aes ~ 
in’ 2-Ve icle Smas P aidn't have sufficient stock sub- 
at Intersection sted Bags Deer Contest Entry Early Molotov Politics 
‘Bad Faith’ Accusation, a ee . ront ay, and re-entering i 
Brings Query About Red yesterday afternoon. : 
Growth in Socialism They also told police they had’ 
* entered the home of Joseph Len: 
hard, 1828 Cass Lake Front, and! 
GENEVA (INS) — Secretary of the residence of Louis Lumberg. 
* State John Foster Dulles and So-) 1999 Cass Lake. Front. ' 
viet Foreign Minister V. M. Molo-| “No damage estimates have been 
tov clashed bitterly today on the’ made of the damage in the homes, 
eve of the breakdown of the Big) put furniture was slashed, radios 
fFour Foreign Ministers’ Confer- smashed. paint poured over a tele- 
pee vision set, and dishes and glass an was killed today when her auto 
Molotov accused the Western al-' ware broken throughout the 
lies of “bad faith’ in fostering pro-| homes. 
posals on improved East-West re-           
  
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ives'acems ce Clarkston Hunter A 33-year-old Birmingham wom-|quate police, fire, water or sewage facilities. — | oe on ‘ 
oe oa wk: on bade | "The Township Board reversed an. First entry in the 1955 Pontiac 
tg y 2" ie stg reid in (earlier stand last month and disap. | Frese a ae rowan = 
Rd. and Northwestern Hwy. iD) proved plans for the track after it by a 33-year-old Clarkston hunter 
Walls were marked with lip’ Farmington Township. was learned two Troy officials only a few hours after the season       
lations he said they knew he would, stick and paint. During their Her two children, also in the 
reject. 
Dulles resented this and then 
touched Molotov on a point polit- 
ically sensitive to Molotov person- _ | work jn one home, they paused 
| to open canned goods and pre- 
pare a meal, ees car, were not injured seriously. 
Dead on arrival at William 
Beaumont Hospital was Mrs. Mar- 
    
      
    
      stood to share a $169,303 profit by 
obtaining options on the land. 
M. Heber, was discharged by the 
  
  One official, attorney Malcolm, lopened early this morning. 
“Louis Henson, of 4845 Waldron 
Rd., registered his prize, an 
      
    jorie Buell, of 15775 Birwood, Her | 
ally when he said: : = pre bin (board, The other, who is elected,| 8-point 140-pound buck, at 9 a.m. 3 
“We had thought Socialism Fighter Planes Grounded hagecagn ks ony nA be beg ore refused to resign and still holds) we had bagged the deer in 
was #0 fully established in the MANILA  — All Philippine air} The truck’s driver, Dav id office. He — Ww. er Groveland Township near Orton- 3 
Soviet Union that it would not |i... p5} Mustang fighters were|Brandt, of 765 Walled Lake Dr.,|‘Teasurer and a board member.) 14. 1+ 5.49 tis morning. : 
it some contradictory | -ounded and an official probe|Walled Lake, told State Police Mrs.| None of the Turf Ob | 1.1 tce took two shot | 
ideas found their way Into the —\.:teq today into a series of|Buell’s auto made a right turn) witnesses called by Inglis ap- -. — giro 9p . — ‘ 
Soviet Union. crashes that have taken the livesjonto Northwestern in front of him.) pearea at yesterday's session. oe a pope oes gear "aren 
“But apparently socialism is not\of five pilots and two civilians) He said he swerved to the out-| The club submitted its with- eels whet einen 
as strongly established in the So-/this year. side lane of the divided road but| drawal by letter last week. — reeag ha : json spot: 
viet Union as we had thought and Pa that she struck the truck, send- F. Taylor ss : ‘et ecah Silber al 
ust reconcile ourselves to the ing it out of control. hief ists ppd ia enson, \married a ther 
cieliied now taken by the repre- CASH DEAL! The truck tipped over but Brandt, prosecutor, said om the seated one child, works as a Fisher Body 
sentative of the Soviet Union. who said he was a former Grey-| ices office will melt f press operator when he is not en- 
“That is. that it is dangerous} Buyers with ready cash read Hnound bus driver with two safety ey Ma nnn te. |Joving his jaunts to the woods. He : 
to the Soviet government to have] the Want Ads every Sey citations, was not injured. Set ae ee aevle caitainas{t® been taking these annual hunt- | 
in the Soviet Union any ideas Oe tt ave, something | Mrs, Buell was thrown to. the| jot oS — ing trips for the past six years, : 
which do not conforni precisely t nt to them |pavement. The children remained : e B. | 
those of the Soviet government. oa geoph Pes io cost [in the car, a 1955 convertible. Once the records are completely; Henson reported ‘that he bagged 
That the nervousness and fear Of) pontine Press Want Ad transcribed, he said, he will take/, ¢ooint prize last year on the 
the Soviet government for its ownl] «mis tittle.ad attracted sev- - He Iniured When up the matter with Prosecutor! .cond day of the season. - 
future is something we have tO] ora) cash buyers and the unter hin ag bra Dog erederich C. Tnatend Date Atty, Another early kill was made 
take into account and evaluate] savertiser’ was very satisfied | Trips Trigger on Shotgun|Scr. Thomas M. Kavanagh. | ut prances Stillwagon ‘ we consider the possibility] with the quick results: he "| "Taylor sat in on several sessions) °Y os 
be rot contacts.” obtained ARDMORE, Okla. @® — Thislof the hearing conducted by Inglis:| 4°¥shter of Mrs. Edith Down- 
Molotov apologized last month in]. _. ae _. [hound dog wasn't man's best’ ; ls 100 Mt. py ye yea 
, ' ist Party mag: | PREMIER BABY GRAND PIANO, friend. : ’ rought down ? 
Ae “Communist” for having. imu Soom og ew | Herman Jackson of.Gene Autry, In Today Ss Press at 7 a. m. a few miles —_ 
said that only the “foundations” | _ hem. Phone Mt 4-4 Okla., told officers he was shot in| County News.......... menial ba hecnagr taukes :~ = . 
ja Socialist society have been ‘| the chest and hand by his own) Editorials ....... inauaacetiln 6 ® sf “vs 
. built jo Rassia. He -corrected & TO OAL FE a ae ee ee ee soeeenggevesecases A BL | EON i ip “ — " PIRST ENTRY—Here's the first Pontiac Press | shot it near Ortonville at-7:40 pages oes og 
of Jast-February and said b 2-8 ~ } stepped on the trigger of the gun) Theaters ....... sevect cases. @ | the contest, as yet. pce : seis of the 1288 Tt eee psc ge a ol : y. yo : 
that he meant fo say that Russia Just ask for th while it was on a back seat? TV & Radio Programs......29 | The rack on Henson's buck mea- contest entry, season. three-way affair and runs through 
already has built a Socialist -so- WANT AD DEPT. Jackson was hospitalized but], Wilson, Parl................ 19° |sured 8% inches. between the tips take Louis Henson, Clarkston, long to/bag the 140; | regular season. Best head, best rack and heaviest == 
ciety, ae : was reported iimproved. — ~ | Women’s Pages......13, 14, 15; lof the antlers for the widest spread. pound, $-point buck he is displaying above. He | deer have a U. S. Savings bond ann coee: ae 
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Woman's Death 
  
A coroner's inquest was request- 
ed yesterday by Pontiac attorney 
William John Beer into the death 
last Friday of a 33-vear-old South- 
field Township woman who suc- 
cumbed in a Royal Oak osteopathic 
surgeon's office. 
The request is being considered 
today by Oakland County Prose- 
cutor Frederick C. Ziem. 
Mrs, D. W. Campbell, of 17335 | 
W. Fourteen Mile Rd. died about 
an hour after she entered the 
doctor's office for treatment of 
an asthma condition, said Beer, 
In the death certificate, Deputy 
Coroner Dr. E. W. Spohn said the 
condition directly leading to death 
was, “Anaphylactoid shock acute 
secondary to intravenous injection 
of Benadryl and adrenalin.” 
A six-person coroner's jury if) 
approved by Ziem, would meet to! 
determine the manner and means) 
of death; if it appears unlawful, 
and who, if known, was guilty or in 
any manner caused the death, 
  
Hijacking Food 
Becomes Habit 
for Tricky;Eagle 
LANSING  — The bald eagle, 
symbol of U. S might, is an 
opportunistic creature with little 
claim to boldness; says Dr. Donald 
Douglass of the Michigan Conser- 
The eagle swoops. The osprey 
drops his fish, and the eagle—with 
a juggler’s coordination—darts in 
to catch it. 
When the eagle isn't hijack- 
ing a meal, he tries to find his 
own fish, ducks or rodents. #3 5 
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CLIFTON CITY, Mo. #— 
  
Fire Out of Control 
LOS ANGELES (INS) — A fire 
raged out of control early this 
      PONTIAC TOEINTTY Cleed 
= “. rain and on today 
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PRESIDENT EISENHOWER’S   — President Eisenhower will conduct the affairs 
of the nation from an office in the U.S. Post Of- 
    NEW OFFICE | 
master's office. 
  
'Peronistas’ Strike Wobbly . fice building at : 
the President will begin using soon, is the post- 
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Gettysburg, Pa. The office, which 
  
    
of 
Gen. Pedro Aramburu. 
The -:government had 
warned against “politically” 
motivated work stoppages 
and threatened the arrest of 
the General Ccnfederation 
of Labor (CGT) chiefs who 
ordered the walkout. 
The troops were called out to 
prevent violence and safeguard the 
“right to work’’ of those who re- 
fused to heed the CGT's orders. 
The strike call appeared most 
effective in the capital's indus- 
trial suburb of Avellaneda, site 
industry. 
At the time the strike call went 
into effect at midnight (11 p.m. 
EST), the work stoppage there was 
complete. . 
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The railway workers union was 
one of several whose leaders were New Argentine Chief Calls 
Troops to Stave Off Riots 
BUENOS AIRES (INS)—A nationwide general strike 
called by Paronista labor leaders against the new Argen- 
tine government began today with scattered success. | 
Army tanks and troops were ordered to key industial| 
areas throughout the country by the two-day-old regime 
Provisional §=Presidents———————   
awmen L cked 
on Mental Issue 6th Session Scheduled 
for Wednesday as Bed 
Plan Confusion Mounts 
Welfare of the state's mentally 
        ‘tinued to lock horns over a 
program. | 
The objective is more hospital: 
beds for the youngsters. Plans to’ 
meet this are numerous, but pro- 
ponents of each solution have’ 
been unwilling to negotiate a real’ 
  opposed to deposed dictator Juan 
Peron and urged thein rank and 
file to pay no attention to the strike’ 
Peron's close supporters. 
president was a legacy from his 
predecessor, Gen. Eduardo Lonar- 
-|di, whom Aram s aR iburu replaced Sun- : 
after the military revolt which 
ended Peron's decade of power. 
38 State Policemen 
Graduated Yesterday 
assigned 
the southern half of the Lower 
Peninsula, where there is the heav- 
iest concentration of traffic. 
The class was the first to be 
graduated of 50 additional troop- 
ers authorized by the Legislature 
last spring. A new school will open 
soon to train the remainder and to 
fill vacancies. 
State Police have launched 
— at its special session this 
Pontiac will get two troopers out 
of class of 38 as replacements 
assigned specifically to that job.) 
The Cost—$11.00 Each 
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (INS) 
—Movie Starlet Gloria Rhodes told 
police that someone stole 18 pairs 
of panties from her clothesline. 
She estimated the loss at $150 
to $200, explaining: 
“One pair was very valuable. call issued by men who were! 
|broiled in the confusion of plans. 
The labor unrest facing the new) 
Promptly rejected it — the same 
jmended by Traffic Judge George’ Road, and the Farmington Chil- 
dren's Home continue to be em- 
The Legislature’s fifth at- 
tempt in 10 days te settle the 
was deadlocked again 
stalemate which has existed since retarded children was stil! at/°" oer S 
ef packing houses, a Firestone stake again today as the Legisla-| 1. The Special Political Commit- ington, though most callers will 
rubber plant and other heavy | ture's House and Senate con- tee, offered Reds, U.S. Slate 
Private Session Aim to Break Deadlock 
on Admitting 18 Nations 
| to Ranks of U.N. 
-| UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @— 
'The United States and Russia 
scheduled private talks today 
aimed at breaking a. deadlock 
lover admitting 18 nations to the 
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Western sources. said hurried 
arrangements for the talks were 
being made as attempts to solve 
the long-standing problem bogged 
down over U.S, opposition to giv- 
ing Soviet-sponsored Outer Mon- 
golia a seat, , , 
Meanwhile, two plans were re- 
ported afoot to speed U.N. action   * 
in an unusual move, 
special priority to a plan drawn 
up by Canada and supported by 
Britain to admit all 18 applicants. 
2. Informed sources said plans 
Security Council meeting on the 
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“The Oakland County Tubercu-'Gruam to Launch losis Sanatorium on Cooley Lake| 
Safety Campaign 
to Cut Fatals 
jat Eugene, Ore, a 
The place is Guam and word of 
Brown's activities was brought to 
  the two chambers became locked 
at midnight Noy. 4. 
The Senate and House adjourned 
until 8 p.m. Wednesday. In the 
Imeantime a Conference Committee 
will be appointed to discuss a so- 
lution. 
(Client's Thief Faces |e 
Car Insurance Man | 
RICHMOND, Va. # — W. A. 
| Wallace's car was stolen and all 
week he kept in close touch with 
his insurance agent. Finally the 
jabandoned car was spotted and a 
policeman went to check it out. By 
the time he got there it was gone 
again — but the cop didn't give up 
He kept checking and finally ran 
it down, just in time to see a young 
man jump out and run. A resident 
of the area came out to check the 
commotion in front of his house. 
  ges 
Look Out for These 
DETROIT ® — Unmarked police: 
cars patroled Detroit's 12 miles 
of expressways in an attempt to 
cut down on excessive speed and 
accidents. The move was recom- 
T. Murphy. 
‘New York City has about 550 
miles of developed waterfront and 
  They were embroidered with a fig 
leat and had rhinestones on them.” Sons in the export and import busi- employs an estimated 250,000 per- 
  
Residential Division Over, 
|All UF Units Hit Quotas Returns audited Monday put the Residential Division of the Pontiac 
        *lArea United Fund over the top, 
marking a grand slam for all the Senior High, $1,103; the five 
Pontiac School, $1,103; c 
gtk kao 
  
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gifts trom fv Village, 961: w 
       St. Michael's gave 844 Tea oe: 
Williams Lake Gchool, $164; string- ‘. Feeney Center. $66; Lam- 
“Tl. Hudson Covert, $69; Water- 
  wlan yb ny Bag Bae: ome, 4 Pi 
: high 4 and Board!, personnet Cornadian Navy 'Portland by F. T. Carbullido, chair- 
iman of the Guam legislature's 
committee on government affairs. 
He was in Portiand te inspect 
the police bureau — his commit- 
tee directs police activities in 
Guam. 
Carbullido said Guam, with a 
  
Carbullido credited Brown's mod- 
ern traffie control methods with 
without a traffic fatality at the 
tlime he left the island. 
    It was Wallace’s insurance man, Detroiter Charged | — to — at the last 
and for general duty. They will in.\J- N. Trice. He promptly advised’ 
directly assist patrolling of Tele-|his client. | 
graph road although they are not! in Property Damage 
DETROIT # — A Russian-born 
factory worker was charged with 
destroying federal property yes- 
guards found him 
Sunday morning wandering around 
the eighth floor of the closed Fed- 
eral Building. 
* * * 
Authorities: said Joseph Owsi- 
anyk, 60, of Detroit, broke a glass 
in the door of the U.S. Attorney’s— 
office. He was charged in a war- 
rant issued by Federal Judge Ar- 
thur A. Koseinski with “unlawful 
injury to public - 
Owsianyk, a naturalized citizen, 
said he wandered somehow into 
the federal building when 
he came downtown to a 
  
Doctor Discovers 
Drinking Cause ‘fly here with official business stem- 
.|top atomic scientists left for Rus- 
* ito visit 
the fact Guam had gone 67 days|Harwe Gettysbirg Study Site 
of Session With Adams 
This Afternoon 
Sherman Adams, who planned to 
ming from a Cabinet meeting in 
Washington. 
j * Bow 
USES STUDY 
of-Commerce Weeks, only mem- 
to confer with him at Denver. .. * 
In the big, rebuilt house on the 
farm, Eisenhower is using a 
ground floor study as a bedroom 
— presumably to avoid unnec- 
essary stair-climbing while he con- 
tinues his recovery from a heart 
attack, * 
White House Press Secretary 
James C, Hagerty told newsmen, 
in response to questions, that the 
staff is limited to the President's 
valet, a cook and Mrs, Eisenhow- 
er's maid, * -« 
trom the Navy will be a 
indication the Eisenhowers may be 
doing some entertaining once they 
have settled in and the President's 
have given a go-ahead. 
WHIRLYBIRDS VISIT 
The White House has fixed up 
a field so helicopters can land on 
the farm with visitors from Wash- 
around 100 newspaper, radio and 
nicians. Ld] * * 
Fourteen Signal Corps tech- 
nicians keep Gettysburg in con- 
stant touch with the White House. 
There’s one new feature to life 
‘the ‘post office, You.don’t- need to     ‘buy a cent stamp, of course— 
the officers are there just as a 
precaution. 
British Will Inspect 
Red A-Power Plants 
LONDON -—Six of Britain's   
sia today to inspect the Soviet's 
atomic power plants. 
Two other officials will join them 
later in the Soviet Union. 
The British experts were invited 
Russia at the Geneva 
“atoms for peace” conference 
three months ago. At the close of 
that conference, 
Sir John Cockroft, head of the 
Harwell station, who was invited 
to lead the British team to Russia, 
* * * 
“His withdrawal has no connec- 
tion with any worsening of rela- 
tions with Russia—he is just too 
‘busy,” a spokesman at Harwell 
said, 
Dr, B, F. J, Schonland, deputy 
chief at Harwell, will lead the 
’ 
  Ike Eases Back | 
‘Into Work Load 
GETTYSBURG, Pa. ® — Presi- 
Lt 
Eisenhower is using his oa 
Tomorrow he will see Secretary| 
ber of the Cabinet who wasn't able} - 
It’s a quiet household nowadays. 
Later some Filipino measloys| 
dded—an 
television correspondents and tech- = 
pass a security check to go in and) three - ~ on 
‘The Day in Birmingham 
    
       
    
Pontiac Deaths 
Mrs. Ernest Downer | 
Word was received here of the   
til ten years ago. 
Norman McPherson 
Born in Ontario, Canada May 4, 
1891, he was the son of John and 
Mary McPherson. On March 2, 
1927, he was married here to Vir- 
ginia Pierce. 
Mr. McPherson had been a resi- 
dent of Pontiac 30 years. He was a 
member of the First Baptist 
Church and the First Baraca Class 
of his church. He had been em- 
ployed at Pontiac Motor Division. 
Surviving besides his wife are a 
ibrother, John, and three sisters, 
|Mrs.. W. L. Hauck, Sarah, Mar- 
garet and Tera McPherson, all of 
Canada. - 
Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. 
Wednesday in the Huntoon Fu- 
neral Home with the Rev. William 
E. Hakes of the First Baptist 
Church officiating. Burial will fol- 
low in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. 
\Fred W. Mast Fred W. Mast, 74, died at 3 
o'clock this morning at his home, 
146 Pingree St. after a two year 
illness, ; 
He was born in Defiance, Ohio 
Jan. 14, 1881, the son of Mr. and 
Mrs. William Mast. His wife was 
the former Mae R. Huntingten, 
Mr. Mast came to Pontiac in 
19% from Defiance and was a re- 
tired employe of General Motors 
Truck & Coach Division. 
children, 
  tion in Cockroft's place. 
       
      
    
     
    
        into -heavy-drinking social groups. 
Dr. Wellman reports the results 
  
          Arrangements will be announced 
Hater by the Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home, : 
rant Arthur Ohme 
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  member of the 
Church. 
Besides being ‘a farmer, he had ‘maintenance de- 
Baldwin Rubber! 
Surviving are two sons, Dale of 
an end of Hadley, Minn. 
age of 59, also authored Other survivors include three 
velt and Hopkins: An Intimate Hist ; 
tory,” which won the Politzer 
biography prize and the Bancroft 
prize for history, He also wrote) 
speeches for the late President! “Anrc, comet wilt be announced Franklin D. Roosevelt during thejiater by the Pursley - Funeral 
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if Me y ‘ly Vy A brother, Alpha Mast of Con- nant, Ohio, also survives. t   
car. 
Graham, who also is the father 
of a 9-month-old’ daughter, Susan, 
said he then bound the large suit- 
case with web straps while at the 
parking site. He carried all the 
luggage to his mother in the ter- 
minal and waited about 30 feet 
away while she checked it. 
Ironically, Mrs. King paid the 
freight for her death and those 
by UAL at Stapleton Airfield. 
it. weight. 
“My wife and I went with her 
to the passengers’ gate where we 
told my mother goodby and 
watched her board the plane with 
the other passengers,’ Graham 
continued, 
Then he took his wife and son 
into the airport coffee shop. 
| ‘We were in the coffee shop for 
approximately one hour, and as 
we were leaving I heard the cash- 
ier (say) that there had been a 
wreck of an airplane about 4 
miles out of Denver,” he related. 
Graham, who has been a ‘student 
at Denver University, was arrest- 
ed early yesterday at his home, 
  where his ‘mother also lived. 
He waived a hearing ona 
“peacetime sabotage’ charge yes- 
prison and $10,000 fine. 
A decision is expected within a 
day or so on further prosecution, 
Kelly said. P : 
whether Graham should be turned 
over to them for on 
death in Colorado. 
With his mother, Graham had 
been operating a drive-in restau- 
Denver 
          a maximum penalty of 10 years in 
prosecution 
murder charges, punishable by   i g5 Rink Ho urs Presented 
lat Commission Meeting — in s H sae ¥ 
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  Roy Brown, ‘30, has confessed to 
the kidnaping and-killing of Wilma 
Allen, wife of a wealthy Kansas 
City, Mo., auto dealer, an FBI 
agetit revealed in San Francisco 
today in a hearing before the U.S. 
Commissioner. Brown was being 
taken to the hearing when this 
picture was taken, - 
Fast driving is. said to reduce 
clarity of vision and induces 
ocular fatigue.   
  
  
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The U, S. attorney met with) 
state prosecutors to consider) 
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didn't read the paper the day the ESDAY ate 
  “Shakespeare Can Explain Geneva Muddle _ NEW YORK (INS)—In view ofjon same. trial in Cleveland ‘eon te Geen tn Ouee f 
wanted te make: Scandinavian sion and wrote: “If R is. to 
be checked she must be ted 
with a clearly thought-out policy, 
continuously adhered to and backed 
by the certainty of more 
than paper hostilities.” Also: 
“ *Yes,’ said a Russian, ‘you of 
the United Statey may be stronger 
now, richer now, than we are, 
but we shall be stronger tomorrow 
than you—yes, and all the world; y technical concept of travel in that region, 
‘ists in certain fields as the U.S. 
Same 40 per cent of ite high 
suhool - major in scientific 
oO a, ian smiling, damned pes me _ ain! 
My. tables,—meet WT aot a) M8 “5 ite 
down, | Our kids, happily freed in many 
That one may smile, and smile, cases of math and\science, find 
and be a villain; lit increasingly difficult. to qualify At least I'm sure it may be so|for enrollment in college. sclence| {oF the future abides with the Slav. -in Denmark. ¢ Would you know another name for 
* & & ene peg er Mag Apne Very well, then, call her; 
And Geneva, too, Willie. ‘engineers, we turned out 480,000.| “The Inevitable’. a Sounds like yesterday's news- 
At a time when science and| PAST AND. PRESENT paper. Or today’s. 
math are being waived in our high} A. J. Beveridge, traveling in >, eee 
schools, Russia is bearing down! Rela | in 1901, feared its expan- flights. were on time. Airlines’ leap across the top of 
The Bendix “Polarpath” ‘the world from Los Angeles to 
| Copenhagen, via northern Can- 
ada and Greenland. It was the 
first mew Arctic commercial: 
route im a ‘thousand years, 
Well, a checkup after a year 
shows ‘that the air traveler of to- 
day has few quaims about the ter- 
rain ever which he flies. Nearly 
6,000 passengers flew the polar 
‘route a total of more than 29,500,- 
000 passenger -miles. : 
The line's Dougigs planes func- 
‘functioned without’ ‘trouble. Flying, \Gettysburg area rather than a 
A aoe age today my presence weather \ was * ——, good, the White House. But, it SO, ments have smoothed the desper-; 
Byrd, Lindbergh and Post. 
WHY GETTYSBURG? 
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Decisions concerning the health 
President of the United 
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Eisenhower back to. work in the 
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         “Kavertioement) : Enemy Atta cks | First in-a Series on ‘The Farm Issue’ 
      
  
    3 VORRIED R DEBT 3 m * |Reduction of Income Is but One Factor). WORRIED OVE ; 
S dsuectaligaaet ge Br eaking Truce Causing Growth of Rural Dissatisfaction 
yy ey ey sores Martain. Associated Press iown {i Ket, the Pa-jdry beas and potatoes. The re- - 
‘ Aggressor. Strikes Fast term : reporter ne “ima returned ome a - easin say. sult has been surpluses in these 
as Biggest War Games swing | to ats Pohu Sy! vstent They want a two>rice plan other crops, ‘ 
, entogeur—ronnaroumr Begin for U.S. Forces | ivi" alpanins oSuumptan would be up]! semiarid areas o Great Te | | falling prices . |ported a at 100 per cent of parity— Plains, where wheat and cotton are 
| FT, POLK, La. Fh — Zero hour | By ovw A. MARTIN ‘the price said by law to be fair about the only crops that can be 
H he United. States mn, there is a feeling that farm- 
op bere fppoe dr military maneu- | WASHINGTON uP — The pinch|i" telation to tarth costs. ‘The re Eo" St eald not have to reduce atl = = jbiggest pe: mainder of their produetion—which ae 
ose ut vers—a war game with a pattern lower prices is putting on farmers’ wuld be unlimited—would be sold| Plantings of these crops under con- : 
‘ strikingly similar to what could pocketbooks is the major—but not pag feed ra : on itrol programs as much as farmers 
y ’ happen if Reds break the Korean|the sole—factor back of current corn eed wae in competition With iss with a bigger variety of! 
Sal e . ‘truce or choose aggression else- ‘rural unrest. : beapaloes crops. 
Z where, ; ° " ae |RICE GROWERS Too ° Likewise, traditional producers 
ss 2 The bulk ot the testimony MarM-\ Rice growers in California voiced! ot cattle, hogs, poultry and milk 
TI ILIP | Generals disclaimed intention to er wine cn = complaint similar to that cf the complained that government re- | } st =       
      
    ‘shape the tactics and theoretical ieee Conialiee Se ‘Northern Great Plains wheat farm-'strictions and reductions in price 
situation in E —— Sagebrush Oe ast a . pal casphasinall er s. Nasa is an B ae surphus| supports on crops have prt 
any existing condition. reductions in farm incomes, But ol rice, but not e type the many farmers to*turn to livestock, 
| | But as 140,000 men and 1.200 war- sprinkled throughout were com- California growers said they pro-|poultry, and dairying, bringing 
‘planes poised for the — of laine about other things. duce. Hence, they object hee taking: about ov — ion and price de- 
an “aggressor” offensive, the pic- he same percentage reduct ini clines in these ture had a grim similarity to that Sample criticism of the farm in- » roduction as that assigned grow- (DAIRYMEN ANGRY Aluminum Storm Wintows 
Aluminum Storm Doors       > Far E come drop was that of an lowa! : 
T ASKER’S inthe Fer ee ‘cornhog farmer. He said it now pane in Louisiana, Texas and Ar) Midwestern dairymen are hot un- 2TOM EMPHASIS ‘takes 137 hogs to buy a tractor that) ose od the collar about sanitary and ' : ' h : 
63 W. Huron St. And there appeared also to be could be bought in 1948 with 38, A other barricrs that tend to keep 
= ; 6261 this forewarning to real aggres- South Dakota farmer protested ec scion of te soerneet tt mitk out of higher-priced for all types of homes 
4 o- : as . hi eastern city markets, surs: The emphasis this time was that he was losing his two sons hem Conde ot 6 one! ern city 
atomic weapons for both air from the farm because they were) The city banker, lawyer and 
ond 4 2 2 a day from! when this country has surplus) pysinessman was a target of many 
The script which set the situation their share of the farm's opera- — or — oe mes ‘complaints. Oldtime farmers said 
for the huge war game over seven tions. ondinn: im grainy % much of the present overexpansion 
million acres of western Louisiana OTHERS CRITICIZE — . ss A jin agriculture could be laid at the 
plains was this: | A laint aps the most widely-voiced| feet of city folk who got into farm- 
os s for other types of complaints, oomplaint against governmentiing when prices were good during 
betwen menresser end some farmers found fault with the farm policies, aside from price the war and early postwar canted’ 
A truce be . ey been in W2Y TOP control measures work. supports. was about the lack of 
vever Spe nding pos ‘eon the! Some disliked tariff and import restrictions under present control)” Sprinkled leary among. the. lexistence. Standing ‘Geastitarieed| ipolicies, especially with regard t@ programs on a farmer's use ofifarmers who testified were some | 
itwo poh was 7 ty the 38th farm products. land diverted from surplus crops who said ‘they were ‘‘sick and, 
Pere ll : vee ri sa | lacking to Other: criticized milk control like wheat, corn, cotton, rice, pea-'tired’ of government reulations. | 
ee tch woe jPrograms. Many demanded a halt nuts and tobacco. — - _ They wanted all farm programs 
make the picture mete 'to reclamation of new farm land.) abandoned. 
‘The aggressor broke the tfuce Some voiced concern that farmers;“GAINST REDUCTIONS ~ ' : ) 
FRANK CARRUTHERS and attacked United States forces in other areas were trying to take Farmers shifted much of this é. Dele _ ‘first hal! t of toss! | |   
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  : across the demilitarized zone. lover their markets. hegulmatege saree 10 per Malaya imported about 500,000,000 
FUNERAL HOME fracrica: mock war | Pasi cau an Goes eee eee ee ontns| 233 S. TELEGRAPH-ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF VOORHEIS 4 110 WESSEN ST. This mock war is tactical in na- ‘advanced by wheat growers in grain, oats, rye, barley, et, of 1954. 5 ‘ 
' PHONE FE 3-7374 ture, involving no strategic bomb- | North Dakota, South Dakota and. = 
ing missions deep into a sanctuary) |Montana, who grow top quality | ¢ . . e 
land. That too was like Korea. iliing wheat greatly in demand Ambulance Service [pT the Air Force, the ground| milling, wheat greatly 
at Any Hour force's emphasis was on swift Mo! Growers told the committee that ‘bility and atomic despite the present record high ee \Corporal guided missile, the Honest surplus of wheat there is an actu- | 
ee ee de me _ New high horsepower = * * @ grain, Mills are paying — e 
< : : ices to get it, Yet, because t : 
foot soldiers and ai nore control law does not take 
were armed with simulated weap- quality needs into account, grow- ons as deadly if not as spectacular | “h the high quality e e 
as the nuclear bombs and projec: Wineat aco = Move acreages | | 
1 or eat biological and) ius: as much as do farmers who! e | 
produce poorer qualities. 
Sas cil Re WANT LAW CHANGE Flight Stops Added The Dakota and Montane farm- DETROIT #—Trans World Air-'ers want the law changed to allow 
er en i nee Pang wes] _lowest- priced Custom series in Denver on its Detroit-to-San and to reduce still further allot- 
0 ‘ ’ Francisco flights. A ruling by the| ments of producers of other grades. 
| Civil Aeronautics oBard in Wasb-| In the Pacific Northwest, farm- 
: ese mod anirene hase ron ‘ers complain that both the govern- 
(Advertisement) service by American Air- ment's price support and crop con- 
caueaais Detroit and San trol laws are shutting them off ' Nines 
| ' | Ir oxic, . ifrom a big market they once had—' 
4 meni! Cak, |that of providing wheat for live-| 
‘stock and poultry feed on the Pa-| 
Pep endows Beds, Bleed, Bieed, lonia ja Escapee Fou Escapee Found \eifie Coast. Little corn, the major | Feel Me appeal IONIA W—Awert MOfiroe Jr.. féed grain, is grown in the West. 
: Weal; tired, gt ag ao? | 2 a parole violator from Muske-| Price supports hold wheat prices! 
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Missing Mother 
~ Found in Ilinois : Wife Left Threatening 
-Letter to Scare Spouse; 
Visited Dengue 
DETROIT W—A Detroit woman 
who left home over the weekend 
threatening to kill herself and her ar aoe 
Waukegan, Ill, 
* * * 
Detroit police said Mrs. Lillian 
Brooks, 40, and the children, all 
unharmed, were traced to the 
home of her daughter, Mrs, Caro- 
line Simkens. 
Mrs. Brooks’ husband, Jack, told 
Police he‘ found his family missing 
when he returned home from his 
night shift job early Sunday morn- 
Brooks, who said he and his 
wife had argued shortly before she 
left, broadcast an appeal to the| 
children to return, 
* * LJ 
Illinois police- said Mrs. Brooks 
told them she hid five guns and 
shells in her home, leading her 
husband to believe she took them) 
with her. 
Jap Conservatives 
Create New Party TOKYO «®—Japan’s two con- 
servative parties merged today 
  into the Liberal-Democratic par-} Leonard said there is precedent 
in| for such a law in that Congress has ty, with an absolute majority 
the Diet (Parliament). * « * 
The new party, favoring the) 
West and free enterprise, is the. 
first single Tory party since Ja- 
pan's Parliament was established 
6 years ago. 
It was formed of all but three 
former members of the conserva-, 
tive Liberal and Democratic 
parties in a speedy joint session. 
It has 300 of the ‘seats in the 
powerful lower h of the Diet 
—64 per cent. i 
The Socialists, who merged into! 
a single opposition group last 
month, hold 14 seats—31 per 
cent, ay 
a * * 
Sponsors of the new party said 
they hoped to give the nation 
stablé, anti - Communist _ govern- ‘Seek Murder Charges 
for Plane Saboteurs 
jinterstate commerce. 
‘tive staff were announced today. ie a tt ane THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
SUBMARINE SMOOCH — Lumuuis wee ee 2 
Donaldson really got himself one. He volunteered to do an under-| 
water love scene at the Seaquarium in Miami, Fila. For a partner 
he got shapely “mermaid” Betty Connell of Miami Beach, 
  
  
Americans bought more than 1% 
billion’ dollars’ worth of jewelry 
and watches in 194. - 
ceeaa een anee._, SOOTHING RELIEF FROM group representing state law en- COUGHS DUE T0 COLDS 
forcement agencies seeks a federal Father John’s Medicine law that would make liable for 
murder charges persons respons- wis Acts cogs cote Bae 
en you ta r s 
ible for violent death in an aif-iyeeqicine for soothing relief of 
craft flying interstate. ‘coughs due to’ colds, its: imme- 
Donald $. Leonard, former state|diate action is to soothe your 
and Detroit police ‘commissioner (tritated spaces ‘ How good that 
and spokesman for the group, 
said yesterday .he will ask Michi- proce 4 3 an 
gan congressmen to introduce such | any member of - 
legislation. ‘your family. It Leonard cited the sabotage of a has been success- 
United Air Lines plane in Color: ada) fully used over 
Nov. 1 with the tesulting deaths'!00 years. 
of 44 persons was prompting the ~ : 
request for the federal law.   
  
    
authority to define crimes involving 
Leonard said the only federal 
law applicable in the bombing of 
the plane carries a maximum 
sentence of 10 years in prison and 
a $10,000 fine. 
     
     Promotions Announced 
DETROIT ® — Two promotions 
on the Detroit Free Press execu- 
C..W. (Cy) Cosgrove will become 
assistant. to Business Manager 
Henry C. Weidler. George W. Nel- 
son will succeed Cosgrove as ad- 
vertising Grecter. 
The oneal Capitol building cov- 
ers about three and oge-half acres. i ce       
ment for at least two years before) 
calling for new elections, 
  Poet Guest Recovering 
DETROIT \#—Doctors reported 
Monday that poet Edgar A. Guest 
is recovering satisfactorily from a 
heart attack suffered Oct. 14. 
‘Guest, 74, still is confined to a)   
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Friday and 
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1955 
Ohio Vote Won’t Block 
UAW Supplemental Pay 
Rejection by Ohio voters of a three 
point UAW-CIO proposal may delay 
 ° but won’t block operation of the 
. union's ‘contracts. with General Mo- 
torsand Ford. = 
Put on the ballots by petition, the   
  
  
plan calls for: 1. Increase Of Max!- in an entire season. 
mum jobless benefits from $33 to $59. 
- 9. Extension of coverage from 26 to 
39 weeks. 3. Simultaneous payments 
to laid-off workers from GM and Ford 
plants for 26 weeks. . 
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The vote against the UAW pro- | 
posal was overwhelming. Union 
officials believe, however, that 
had the issue of the GM-Ford 
plans been on the ballot sepa- 
: rately, it. might have had a 
' chance. Ohio still can approve 
' these supplementary unemploy- 
- ment compensation . contracts 
_ either by legislative action, or ac- 
: tion of its attorney general as 
was done in Michigan. - 
Do x * * 
- Finally, the outlook still is favor- 
| able for the UAW contracts with 
4 General Motors, Ford and Chrysler 
| to become operative by June 1 next. 
| states in which two-thirds of the em- 
fa 
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is sl 
* 
In the. case 
the contract could become opera- 
tive upon approval by Indiana 
fF with 11 per cent of GM employes 
and Illinois with four. * 
The Ford contract needs approval 
only ‘by°any two of the states of Illi- 
| nois, Missouri, New Jersey and Cali- 
fornia. Because most of the Chrysler 
employes reside in Michigan, there is 
no doubt about that contract becom- 
ing operative. 
Army Doctor Surveys 
Soviet Medical Care When Major Paut W. Saarzr, Army 
surgeon, and his wife, a nurse, sur- 
veyed Russian medical care, they un- 
covered some thought provoking 
facts. . 
Dr. Suarer, chief of chest, heart 
and blood vessel surgery at Walter 
Reed Army Hospital, and Mrs. Suarzr 
visited 35 hospitals, research centers 
and clinics. They talked with some 
200 Russian doctors and apparently 
were permitted to see all they wanted 
and got answers to all their questions. 
* &: 
Their. conclusion is that Rus- 
sian medical care is comparable 
to ours. Moreover, they were 
told that Russia now has 300,000 
practicing physicians, 60 per 
cent of them women, compared 
‘to our 209,000, This — gives 
Russia one doctor for each 666 
persons while the ratio here is | 
one to 790. 
‘Equally surprising is the R report that their 75 medical schools 
accepted 27,000 new students this 
year compagpd to.7,000 in a like num-   
‘ber of American schools. Next June 
iy the Soviet Union will graduate 20,000 
i new doctors, while only 7,000 will be 
graduated here. 
x * * 
The Suarers found that Rus- 
sia is doing more work in pre- 
-yentive medicine than is done-in 
_ ‘earned that, except for polio, 
the same as here, heart disease 
          
   
      
   
   
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: Specs core ries: Erie in larger numbers than ever 
before is a matter of vital concern 
to the commercig! fishing industry. - 
That is thé case because these 
marine predators have all but de- 
stroyed the multimillion dollar trout 
_industry of the upper lakes. 
x * * : 
The lampreys’ invasion of Lake 
_ Erie also rates special attention 
because in the past they have 
shunned those waters, preferring 
‘the clearer, colder lake streams 
to the north. 
_ In Washington, WiLLiAM CarBINE 
of the Inland Fisheries section, said 
fishermen started ‘spotting these 
lampreys this year in the western 
end of the lake. That is, they were 
finding seven or eight of them in a 
day in their nets whereas in previous 
years they wouldn’t find that many ee ey 
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So far experts don't consider the 
situation a threat to commercial 
fishing on Lake Erie. But if the lam- 
preys continue to appear there, the | 
U.S.-Canadian joint commission es- 
tablished to fight them in the upper 
lakes, undoubtedly will take appro- 
priate action. 
  
It MicHT as well be conceded that 
snakes are unco-operative and unre¢ 
liable. While an Arizona biology 
teacher was trying to show his stu- 
dents how to handle a snake, the 
snake hauled off and bit him. 
The Man About Town 
Season’s Opening 
Incidents in Connection 
With the Quest for Deer 
Bullet: A death missile you 
can't call back. 
    
Getting a good start on his northern 
peninsula deer hunting trip, 
. Max Kelland 
of Bloomfield Hills left home at two 
o'clock in the morning. At six o'clock he 
phoned his wife from Flint that he was 
held up for a day to get his car radiator 
beat the jam at the Mackinaw ferry 
idn’t work this time. In previous years 
‘ turning left off highway 31 
hours Saturday, the police 
getting wise to the stunt. Already having 
brought home 25 deer in 26 years, 
Pat Wessinger 
of Walled Lake told me before leaving 
Saturday for Cheboygan that he is tak- 
ing along Mrs. Wessinger for her eleventh 
season, A deer with an arrow stuck in its 
neck is reported by 
Harvey Peronis 
as roaming the woods inside the Pontiac 
city Hmits, north of Walton Blvd. and 
west of Baldwin Road. Just before start- 
ing for the northwoods Sunday morn- desk 
ing, 
, «Chauncey Melius 
of Waterford could have shot a deer in 
his own driveway, but wanted to make 
the trip anyway, so watched a lovely 
spikehorn walk leisurely away. 
“One of the finest things I ever saw in 
a newspaper,” phones ie 
Welcome Richards 
. of Birmingham, in commenting on the 
color picture of 
President Dwight D. Eisenhower 
in Saturday’s Pontiac Press, which he 
says he is having framed. 
The November issue of Outdoor Life 
has a Wisconsin pheasant hunting story, 
*“Mazomaniacs,” by 
Ben East, . 
Oakland County writer, one of its field 
editors, 
reemeneeenemmenicnmemacret 
Verbal Orchids to— 
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Davidson 
of 18 Lorraine Court; fifty-third wedding 
anniversary, also his eightieth birthday. 
Mr, and Mrs, Charles A. Harmes 
of 1038 LaSalle St.; fifty-first wedding 
anniversary. ‘ 
Charles E. Grover | 
of Muir, formerly of Pontiac; eightieth, 
of Holly; fifty-third wedding anniversary. 
Mrs. John Muir 
of Brown City; ninetieth birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Parr 
of Goodrich; sixty-third wedding anni-- 
versary. 
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mosack of Gagetown; golden wedding, 
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Pushbutton Hotels of the Future 
to Be Great Boon to Travelers 
signed by the Minneapolis 
well Regulator Co., and shown 
at the recent convention of the 
American Hotel Assn. 
sion of mail and messages to 
guests, and Computing of bills. * 
The machine can even make 
change. It probably could be 
taught to say “thank you,” too— 
except who even dreams any 
more today of being thanked when 
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_ By JAMES J. METCALFE 
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The snow is falling down... A   
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Helps Blood 
the distress, of gas 
accumulation.” Hoey 
Please don’t assume that nat- 
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chest, : 
If you can spare two bits; two 
shillings, 25 cents in clean coin for 
a poor but honest teacher, send it 
to me with a stamped, agg po 
dressed envelope, for Little 
son 21, the booklet How to Breathe. 
if ‘your're teach- 
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Lorna wants to help build a 
new church. So I showed her 
how 100 ordinary folks can 
contribute an additional $15,- 
So launch a weekly “weigh-in” 
ceremony and its companion 
experiment. 
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  Harvey Perry, FE 2-0201 - 
James Schell, FE 4-9546 
Franklin Ahrens, FE 4-9546 
Earl Davis; FE -4-9546— 
Haward C, Bratt, FE 4-6921 
Robert Gaff Jr., OR 3-2778 
Vern Hartman, FE 4-9546 
Leo Huffman, FE 2-0201 
Lester Oles, FE 2-0396 MORE DEER NOW 
Although the deer population has or bucks. 
the “hay oar” nha be- 
gun in 1952, were ended this 
year by the Legislature. Game 
experts say hunters may have a 
tougher time finding their quarry 
ithe Upper Peninsula. 
As in the past year, Conservation 
Department workers and state 
police will handle emergency 
messages to hunters. 
‘Racketeer’ Joe Adonis 
Will Deport Himself 
WASHINGTON (® — Racketeer 
Joe Adonis agreed today to deport 
himself by Jan. 1. In return for 
that move he will be allowed to 
avoid serving a prison term for 
perjury 
Adonis’ attorney, William H. Collins, told reporters that the 
racketeer, whose real name is 
*| Joseph. Doto,’ intend’ to go to 
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; 0 Litt rece a : we Pope ELIMINATE WORRIES AND BILLS tour opus... Pharmaceutical heneee, whee : Yesurday’s: summa Often, sein, Coty, 
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: f provides us new‘ bope for the futures sho Sam vandnn. fo srestte Se Bets Polio Will Hit ae canbe ee TOR LESS THAN 50c PER DAY 
«BERS RES [ee te yi se pdm yee toy a _ $5,000.00 PRINCIPAL SUM irection i) : 
des so me Make use of your Holy wil be considered rat eis soal()ply 1 000 Next Year — es - | $500 MEDICAL 
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—_ Py te! Public vou fevee be neon hi ary yl %,- Lift Harbor Nets 
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reports came Penns: This polio authority, who asked|nets from Sasebo harbor today,| 
er a Ronen bee not to be named, made his bet/lifting the last sea traffic restric- 
syivania figures showed there last January. That was a timejtions on Japanese ports. Fisher-' 
were 14 cases of polio in the non- when lots of polio vaccine was ex-/men have frequently cx 
veetaotheypataad genplan t pected to be available this year./that the nets interfered with their     
     
      
     
       
     
     
     
      
        
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onE is the news-maker that’s front-  Third—on ride, this new Spectat is more  So—come in and see and sample this beauty. | 
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Ti eet Dakar See ing mance Seppe eee cepwane sat —the biggest bundle of high-powered try an eile & Jerful “ of i get 
energy and high-fashion luxury ever offered , New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow te the only ‘ direction” to the car's travel. Dynaflow Buick builds today. It ie standard on in Buick’s lowest-priced Series. ? Roadmaster, Super end Century—optional at modast 
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oS "cay THE MOMENT you awaken until you go to’ First—its engine is a big new 322-cubic-inch__ stunning new instrument panel—there’s new 
bed, almost everything you do is closely dependent V8 engine with an all-time high in horse- decorator smartness and quality throughout. 
upon the operation of trucks. In fact, even while you're power for this Series—and an engine that ’ 
foley sence vag rvedtsing foe you. (Dede astive Py frock, | hits the record book at a neat 89to Fcom- Dut get the picture on price, and you have 
200, of course.) : ‘ Ree | pression ratio. the biggest reason why this sizable auto- 
thout trucks, matket would have mobile : 
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stations located conveniently almost everywhere you turn. action take-off of the new Variable Pitch For this Buick comes to you at a figure so . 
: Without trucks, the building of new homes, factories, and Dynaflow*—is spectacular even at only part close to those of the most widely known crancouenee’, 
| stores would slow to a walk and businesses of all kinds throttle—and comes with a new boost in gas _ smaller cars, the difference in price is small “sek samt 3 
everywhere would suffer. mileage to boot. change. — cers sore we 
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successfully he has seven ‘and 
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active duty unless there is a war. 
When the is being} ~ — conditioning exercises. 
planned in the there was! "Fiafta” . Ath qd to fit special needs < 
much fist-banging the fact 
that any ‘it must} That's still the basic, official ap- 
be treated draftee|proach to the. program, headed by 
or enlisted man. Maj, Gen, Philip D. Ginder, special 
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STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT? 
    It's very possible, for even 
now Connie has qualities of 
leadership. But it’s up to us 
to ‘see that Corinie develops | 
these qualities by receiving 
the type of education that 
all American children de- 
serve. Let's get behind our 
youngsters and support our 
local meetings for better 
schools. For helpful, free 
booklet, write: Better 
Schools, 2 West 45th St., 
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Kids Into Soldiers} 
The men are not being put “obsta cle" 
  . |The fat ones have slimmed down. 
| The first eight weeks are being| © 
devoted to basic Army training. |] 
SON: Maj. Gen. Philip D. G 
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for the reserves. Brig Gen. Samuel L. Myers (right) is boss of the 
  
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gone to dimmer and the theater, 
visited each other, and attended 
the Princetoh-Yale football game 
VISIT HIS HOME 
It was that football game that 
is asked about the dates with 
Margaret. He says they are his 
private besiness. ‘ 
He also says that Margaret is Will Margaret Truman 
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she be drawn out by questions spite the fact that she’s a former 
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‘jand probably serves better food. |, 
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ees are satisfied with the program. 
The skinny ones have gained from 
three to six pounds since arriving. 
The next eight weeks will give ad- 
training. The men get two weeks 
leave and $50 per month pay. 
National Guardsmen in the pro- 
gram get $73 per month because 
they have a greater commitment 
for service than the reservists. 
the first class, and the youth of 
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Californians Like California in. Europewtestrar at 
    * By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
' LUGANO, “Switzerland (INS) — 
You can lead a Californian to the 
Alps—but - you can’t make. him 
drink in their grandeur without 
observing, “Where are those St. 
Bernards. bearing bottles?” or 
“Nature's wonderful, but think 
what Disney could do with this!" 
It is not that the native Cali- 
fornian is alcoholic, nor insens- 
tive to limpid pools and hoary 
peaks. It's simply that he is ac-   after a few quiet moments. of ad-| 
miration, he wants to get to the | 
bottom of things. 
“I'm serious,” said one pews- 
man from San Francisco, after 
heaving to the peak of a 4,200- 
foot mountain, “don't you have 
any St. Bernards on this Alp?” 
GOP fo Issue ‘Call’ 
for ‘56 Convention WASHINGTON (INS) — The Re- 
publican National Committee will 
issue its official ‘‘call” for the 1956 
GOP convention on Thursday, Dec. 
1, from Chicago. 
National Chairman Leonard Hall: 
announced he has summoned the | 
committee to a two-day session, | 
beginning Nov. 30, so that plans 
for the convention can officially 
get under way. 
He explained that he cannot an- 
nounce the number of delegates 
allotted to each state until the com- 
mittee “calls” the. convention,     
| Descendants of Pilgrims 
to Hold Detroit Dinner 
the “Mayflower Compact.” 
The members are direct descen- 
dants of the 41 men who 35 
years ago agreed to combine the Mayflower’s passenger into a 
governing body. 
¢ The group will hear an address 
| in the Veterans Memorial Building 
| by their governor general, Lt. Col. 
Waldo Morgan Allen. 
7 
K The Great Smoky mountain nat- 
ional park’covers a vast area, esti- 
mated to be in excess of one-half 
million acres, -   
Plerida’s New Waterfrent Community 
| FOR THE FULL PRICE OF 
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IN BY SUBSCRIBING TO F A os ~ 
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    historical city of St: Augustine, where 
you have @ fine shopping center, 
schools, movies, banks, churches and 
transportation. There are recreational 
    ef fi ie 
   
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ar | ‘GUY'S ORAZY’ 
that he'd like to take a sled and 
iskim back to his hetel in the val- 
iley, instead of. taking the funicu- 
customed to beauty (e:g. Catalina, eigen 
Lake: Tahoe, Ava Gardner) and friend 
is only 3 miles from the center of the 
    : The guide looked uneasy. “You. 
wouldn't want to see an ome St. 
Bernard.” 
pela ‘nagged the .Californian. 
Vicious dogs, really. They'd as 
soon bite you as give you a 
Another Californian suggested 
Behind his back, a 
explained to the guide — 
“Guy's crazy. Thinks he’s a sled-   ider, ever since he did it so easy | lin the balcony ot “Chtrenia.” ‘Chinese, a few tats would have 
This air of ‘dignified nonsense 
pervaded the company of Cali- 
fornia neWspapermen with whom 
I—an interleper from New York | 
—traveled for days. We were | 
ferried luxuriously te Europe | 
te celebrate inauguration of the i ey one-step, California-to-Eu- 
rope plane service, ~ 
Through England, Germany, 
Switzerland, Italy and France po 
Westerners went—thoroughly im- 
by the Old World, but al- 
ways by the suspicion that maybe ae 
DeMille could have improved on 
the sets. . 
“Gee, this is great,” remarked| 
a Hollywoodian as he was driven 
down the Old Appian Way. toward 
Rome, “but don’t you think it’s 
overdone?” 
His friends agreed. To make the 
scene believable at Grauman’s 
  jon the town: to go. 
NO FOG IN LONDON ‘fornia champagne.” 
And in London, the sun was shin- * 
ing. There was no fog. Said a Los| 
| and Hitchcock's dead,” 
Paris, it seemed, woed and Vine With sidewalk to write slowing pieces which 
cafes . . . with uncensored ver. |lure. their 
ns enjoyed 
Yet, with the inborn pride of the 
U. S., they were loyal to home, 
As one gent put it after an evening 
“They really hold 
iyou up here for imported Cali- 
West Coast newspapermen are | Angeles editor: ‘Let this get out: ‘wonderful, casual, curs aniow: 
|ing “people, se ea. of the ST JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CLDREN was Holly- ‘trip was to oe: them the material Liiies 
     
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      1. Every day you wait, you are missing 
_ the added protection of Ford — 
Lifeguard Design! 
lay day you wait, you hoes fewer 
iys of being envied for owning a new 
'56Ford with Thunderbird styling! 
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    TOP TVI THE CAINE MUTINY odiih abana ‘ke ON FORD STAR JUBILEE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19—- _mamane we: NOW is the time ~ 
_ to buy your 56 FORD 5 Every day you wait, you are pan 
the fun of Thunderbird Y-8" power! 
4. Every day you wait, your present 
car is going down in value! 
5. Every day you wait, you are missing 
a great deal! 
‘Thm ender hf Yl ea St Woes elt nei 
The fine car at: half the fine-car price... 
Worth more when you buy: it ei iH A te more when oi sell it! - 
“YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER 
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_tae PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1955 | Lae ae ELEVEN 
ie — Grubert Boy Returning Home noe noe Eas 
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. @®—While 14 : 
SSezscE= MJ pep STAMP DAY year ps 
he was homeward bound. 
Mrs. Charles Phelps said the tot 
was gone from her car when =i AM’‘S WALGREEN 
returned from a dentist, DRUGS 
Beall Shep | 3293 Auburn Road, Auburn Heights started home, five miles away, As jcoeene Pontise Bank 
she approached her house her - wane 
. |headlights picked up David mush- ie , , 
om Pohop ol op ole] 2 The ian had made his way along 
jan extremely dangerous stretch @ 
and Jarmila viii in rich green/son Mitsuo “Muto, 21, who had left, ‘Dixie Highway. 
<|Metropolitan Opera Opens* a aaa | 2 emny 
|Z Ist Season in New York | eee mr i pith     : Sits 
  DR. HENRY A. MILLER 1 
Optometrist 
7 North Saginaw Street 
Phone FE 4-6842 7   FR 
weregon Mitsuo Robs Mother | 
Katsuo of Her 20,000 Yen | qe te nF = = -— 
  
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i H.R. Nicholie |} oe INSURANCE AGENCY’ i Closed Wednesday Afternoons 
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Sen, Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn), 
Gun Blast Frees Boy 
From Bobcat's Hold 
STANTON, Ky. @® — A shotgun 
blast was used to break the 
yielding grip of a rabid bobcat 
She gasoline? 
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Given on Check Count 
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‘Foul Play’ Theory Probed oxi ua 
inCremation Death of Boys 
_ ALLENTOWN, Pa. Police to-|plant in nearby Bethlehem, was at 
day investigated the possibility of/work. : 
foul in the death of two| ee fe 
wT gers in a fire-razed|) A woman noticed the shack was 
shack which had been used as a/0n fire and called firemen, They 
clubhouse by, teen-agers. put out the blaze by dumping the 
2 structure on its side into a creek 
. Firemén we were called to running along side of it. That's 
quell the blaze in the padlocked when they discovered the bodies. 
shack yestefday discovered the) Police found a red smear on a 
burned bodies of William Stengele, stone wall near the shack, It was 
8, and his brother David, 6. being analyzed to determine if it 
They were identified by their)was human blood 
mother Mrs, Adele Stengele, bed QUESTIONS YOUNGSTERS ee 
from bits of clothing found in Four of the teen-agers who used Probation, $100 Costs ~ Woke Orion Resident ~ es = = 7 - - - - ~—en mse 
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ruins, 1 if ife ‘ie secretions t 
the shack were questioned by PO) James Coleman, 20, of 111 Au Given Jail Sentence New K id Sa . SONS , choking. 
Coroner Clayton O, P, Werley ice, Cee ve ported that he and his... er “te j ; a6 
withheld a certificate stating the! ‘companions locked the door Sun- pate! pages ee ed In Circuit Court vesterday, Har- Medicine for Awfu 
ASTHMA attacks Boge Bator Tablets are now pane. dru 
inte without a premio. | Katirely sale, cause of death pending an autopsy ; . > 
calay os print sessieel. iday night shortly reg) dark before | curt - costs by Oakland County! Vey S. Bailey, 42. of 600 W. Clarks- 
lleaving for the night Cireuit Judge George B. Hartrick, ton Rd., Lake Orion, was sentenced 
If you dread those awful attacks of asthma neching babi forming. Fax. yg age ust a few siarta doing its       
           
          
        
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MISSED AFTER SCHOOL | When firemen reached the scene cq joman pledded guilty to reckless, to six months in-Oakland County 
Mrs, Stengele first missed her yesterday, the one door on the driving Oct. Jail, 
      
    
  children when they failed to return, shack was secured by three closed! . * » | at a up your breachial breathing, tubes | short 
pet be "ha mae nw |e sted in 8 en ERE TE ae ET | 140M. Cm Are res.16 ner — J ba is navigable for about 300\a home at 567 Aspin Ré., Birming-| called BATOR that work euch comfort Complete eatis- : ; , 
the neigh- have eaten in by crawling through | 8 & a n ing-| ea ‘ones again. rm 
ne while searching he neig a loose section, ae. lnem. Nest. See, Without mpelyee nation ge ag 
Her ae haben Roland, 27, a la- e Drug 
borer at the — Steel Corp. 
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Man Prefers Pockets) 
to Banking $646.11 
OMAHA  — The cops found 
$646.11 in cash in the pockets of 
Angelo DeMelelo, itinerant railroad 
worker. They took him to the sta- 
tion for “‘safekeeping.” 
Angelo was asked by Judge Pat-, 
rick O'Connor why he didn't put his. 
money in a bank. He replied: 
“It is too much bother to write 
checks. I am no criminal. I am an 
American; We Americans have 
* freedom te do as we wish as long 
as we obey the law. Yes?” 
Police quickly released him.   ‘Flag down the record breaker 
and take the wheel! __ 
        “Williams May Join Rocky 
in Escanaba Deer Hunt — 
ESCANABA (® — Heavyweight 
  
  
      
  
We've ‘bot thestnew "56 Chevrolet demonstrators cruising the streets to rnaike it easy for you to drive the 
car that shattered the Pikes Peak record. When; you see one, wave it to the debe Cove take the wheel.     
   You'll discover all the things that make this new Chevy a champ! 
  
       
   
             
       
      Like to drive ’er? Like to see 
why we say the hot one’s even 
hotter this year? Want to sample 
all the things that make this ’56 
Chevy a champ? 
C6664 Hees een er ee eee anes eer ry ° 
  wes eeee re we ane meee took the twists out of the winding 
Pikes Peak road. And you'll see 
what we mean by record-breaking 
power. These Chevrolets are 
powered by'{the new 205 h.p. * Here’s the car that challenged a ‘That's easy. Just flag down one “Super Turbo-Fire V8” —an extra-. 
mountain—and won! The car that of these new Chevrolet demon- cost option that pours out all the 
smashed the Pikes Peak record— strators we’ve got cruising the action you could ever ask for! 
proving it has the qualities that streets—and take over! So, how about giving one of our 
1° mean safer, surer driving control! Youll feel the handlingeasethat new Chevys the high sign—just for 
fun? You can’t miss ’em. They’re 
so sleek and sassy they look like 
they own the road. Drive like it, 
too! Watch for us—and we'll be 
watching for you! 
THE HOT ONES EVEN HOTTER 
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MATTH EWS- HARGREAVES, 34 tes St. ond: 21 1S. Sapinew St. INC. | i 
— Michigan iigen 
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“plain to the people of Pontiac the sok: omens Club 
Ri eee 
: oS Pontise Press Photos 
' president of the club and Mrs. John.Doig (center) of 
Mary Day avenue-was one of the three who organized the 
group. They are photographed with this year’s presi- 
dent, Mrs. Cecil McCallum (right) of Dwight avenue. Junior Pontiac Women’s Club celebrated its 25th 
anniversary Monday evening in the Civic Room of Pon- 
tiac Federal Savings and Loan Association. Mrs. 
Ferdinand L. Jesse (left) of Birmingham was the first. 
lare, Mr 
of Pontiac Lake road; chairman of arrangements, 
Mrs. Fred T. Sytz of Motorway drive, hospitality chair- 
man. The affair was held Monday evening in the Civic 
Room of Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Association. ” Making plans for the anniversary party were (left 
to right) Mrs. Prank A. Anderson of Oneida road, pro- 
gram chairman; Elsie G. Benson of Josephine avenue, a 
member of the tea committee; Mrs. Eugene K. Wellman 
Sorority Sponsoring Symposium | 
| by Mrs. 
Teacher Shortage to Be Explained ming iatsi sijinri ri | graph road. She is shown discussing 
cent in the number of college (gan State Notmal College, in ajretirement and welfare benefits, guests who were coming from far and 
graduates preparing to teach the recent article in the Michigan|and overworking of teachers by! near to attend the anniversary party with 
need for--teachers and the causes) business subjects. |Education Journal, states. major/unthinking administrators. | 
of the teacher shortage will be) George E. Martin of the Busi-|causes of teacher shortage to be: * * e 
meld Sereday at & p.m. in the[ess Studies Depertinent, Michi-lInadequate salaries, inadequate) p, English, superintendent of A symposium designed to bed 
City Hall. pee. ‘schools at Inkster, will moderate / 3 
The is sponsored b: ; the sy i Thursday. Tt 
am rman somo YU Adds Foreign Noten, 2rr ree omen s CCT] Gamma, national honor society ae . 
for teachers, as its part in making 
rim eweninmanitty Traditional Box Social = ==. . Members also 1. Why is there a teacher 
shortage? 2. What is the teach- 
er’s role in recruitment? 3%. How | following areas of the teacher 
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1955 
4.How will the comnunity bene- 
fit from better selective recruit 
ment? 5. What does the future 
hold? Proceeds from the auctioning |. 
| of the boxes will be devoted to 
the Y's World Fellowship 
Fand, which is uséd to rebuild 
Ys in foreign lands which have 
suffered from war or Communist It you have a pet recipe your 
grandmother brought with her on 
Members are Louis Schimmel,|, sailing vessel from olde England, 
president of the Pontiac Board of/ancient Greece, or wherever—or a 
Education; J. - Cox, assistant|new (to you) recipe you picked up 
Dr. John English, president 
Michigan Education Association; Stephens Alumnae 
Ralph Norvell, president of © | 
Gerecmtand Sater so. 6 can w sore ar hoe oe Soe . W. E.- o ; 
the Pontiac PTA : = pears ; and Mrs, Marsh reported on the 
; College ‘foreign food| February Group of the First|social and educational program, 
home of Mrs. Bradley Scott on) ‘pians were made to send Christ- of the symposium. She is being), N. Ashley of Commerce road clerk. 
Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs, Charlies Wait, 
Lucille Brown and Vera Mae were Mrs, J, C. Sutherland, Mrs. os 
Adams, president of Xi Chapter. |Milton Cooney and Mrs, Howard De 
If your culinary skill does not 
extend to concocting“Scotch scones, * * 
February Group Mrs. A. 5 Drury gave the devo- 
Holds Meeting __tms_on “Tbe, soit ot Giving"/" fo 
Esther Dorothy 
mas packages to the Peter Van 
Presbyterian missionaries workin 
ristian Woman and Herltnere ee 
followed by a dis- * *¢ « 
cussion. Mrs. Ericson Lewis, chairman, i * * 
Mrs, William Marbach invited the welcomed Mrs, J.T. Ford as a) 
group to her Neome drive home for|new member. Mrs, Edith M. Tick hat designer, was 
party. was a-guest of the group, vana, Cuba. The historian’s record book, which has been kept 
ER 
And Once Upon a Time (ities t ress tortnate bays, but 
was a Denishawn dancer. 
stained her skin brown and passed/t4 members of Sigma Gamma|Which 
Mollie Parnis was a part-time 
in a blouse manufac- 
linstead of a fur designer. 
Adolfo of Emme, now a topflight ae. oo 
LaSalle avenue and Mrs. Clark J. Adams of West Wal- ton boulevard. The occasion was the 25th anniversary 
125 Gather 
for Monday 
Observance Tea, Program in 
Civic Room Fetes 
Past Presidents 
The Junior Pontiac Women's 
Club celebrated its 25th anniver- 
sary with a meeting and tea. held- 
Monday evening in the Civic 
Roora of the Pontiac Federal 
Savings and Loan Association on 
West Huron street, with over 125 
present and past members . at 
tending. 
The club was organized Nov. 12, 
1990, by Mrs. William A. Wellman 
of Voorheis road, Mrs. John Doig 
of-Mary Day avenue and Mrs. 
Former memberg honored were 
Mrs. Ernest Toomey, Mrs. Virgil 
Dodd, Mrs. Fred Pickering, Mrs, 
Otis ‘Allen, Mrs. Elva Moore, Mrs, 
John Swanson, Mrs. Walter Kins- 
> ler, Mrs. William Heller, Mrs. . 
Paul C. Haviland, Mrs. William 
Long, Norma Strickland and Mrs. 
4 William Kent, now an associate 
past presidents Mrs. Charles H. Crawford sae 
(left, standing) of Willigms street, Mrs. 
Bert F. Griffin (seated, right) of Wil- 
liams street and Mrs. Harry Aten of 
Bloomfield Hitls. * * * 
During the business meeting. 
. conducted by the president, Mrs. 
Cecil McCallum, an election was 
_held and Mrs. John Pump was ac- 
cepted as a new member. 
| NEWSMAN SPEAKS 
| Speaker of the evening was Jack 
White, news editor of a radio 
station and president of Oakland 
— Chapter of “The Big - 
'Brothers.”’ * * * 
Mr. White spoke entirely on the 
PAGES 13-15 subject of Big Brother organiza- 
does not encourage 
; Wouldn't it have been fun tol Grover Whalen, “Mr. New/financial help. iby June Group |know them “when: 
June Group of the First Pres-'Macy's in New York. 
Mrs. John McCou is chairman|byterian Church met with Mrs. | Harvey Berin was a shipping 
(He must have got his 
assisted with arrangements by| cently. Assisting the hostess| “Uniform,” a sleeveless tan sweat- 
er, in those days.) York,” in his autobiography, was| ‘The executive directpr of this 
organization in Pontiac ts Wil” 
Brigance was a GI and so was pt ae OS es ‘a 
Raper. Arthur E. Moore, James Hunt : es eee and the Rev. John Trese. _ 
Pi Omicron Chapter | ‘two iarge tables were set up | 
ot ‘Suzy Perette|P!ans Yule Party aad a 
(She| Mrs. Robert Gaylord was hostess|terpiece r 
were mounted 
Chapter of Pi Omicron national|!*Dcr®: sorority Thursday evening at her! ont 
home on West Hopkins avenue. jice letters. Ivy 
Plans were made for the Christ-about the entire 
mas party Dec. 8 beginning with|¥NICh | 
cocktail party at the home of! 7..° other table . was a milliner 
‘er in Staten Island. 
Roxane 
dinner at the Fox and Hounds. (Mrs. i 
The sorority will prepare ee ae 
sponsor of the 
‘ and 
second 
Mrs. a lawyer in Ha- Doig, « 
cut the cake. 
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‘FOUR’ TEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1955 rd 
Lard that's been hydrogenat>a| 
85225 California Unveils Fashions for Resort Wear and Spring. 1956 
} The handshake is = sym- 
= bol of our policy and 
Ee) spirit. You can depend on EX 
our confidence and quick Jj 
= action. f 
MARLOWE 
FINANCE CORP. 
8260 Cooley Lake Road 
Union Lake Village 
Licensed under the laws 
of the State of = 
SALON el : ; 
Thali silk is coed ice by Seonley Sipiclins de- 
signer for Spectator, Ltd., in a brilliant California gold, 
with a ‘print silk surah lining the wedge-shaped jacket 
and used for an ascot tie. The longer jacket has a flat, 
buckled self belt, stitched along the base of the jacket i in 
' ORA OBRECHT | Me Sack. _ 
ELSIE DRELLICK Louis Wheel ers [tee hitdren at their home Sunday | 
Specializing in Wed 25 Years a bere been residents of 
° : tiac 21 y 
Hair Styling Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wheeler of The W Sean ea children are 4 
and. -Permanents | Chrysler avenue will celebrate their — = Se They ed) 
|Wallace of Parkdale. avenue, 
Complete Beauty Service 2th wedding anniversary Nov. 22. | «¢ Highland road, Mrs. Earl Kaiser fx 
They will be honored at an open of Clarkston and Mrs. Howard 
152 N. Perry FE 2-3053 ‘house being given for them by ‘Lloyd of Monticello avenue. 
EES TET LEE ELITE LRT LTD ELLIE LETTE: EEE EEE TTI An imported raiitusiag silk in natural is used by 
Harrod’s of California in this stunning suit that is 
»" er i tailored, yet feminine in every detail, The hand-sewn 
“4 he = silk taffeta collar in brown is the only accent that con- 
) ae trasts with the simple lines of the jacket.   
  
« Summer street scene is feshion's fore- in the top tab of this gold colored suit; its | . 
7 cast in this suit from Philippe of Califor. bracelet-length sleeves are an easy width, Peter Davidsons. 
Vi f S nia styled of imported textured silk, with and carry the same tab treatment as on Mark Birthday 
high notched lapels and unusual tab clos- the front closing. . and Anniversary 
ing on the jacket. A single rose is tucked — 
—————_—— —————F— ——_____—__—_____————| Mr. inf Mrs. Peter. Davidson| . | 
2 nd An niverSar t. Anthony Gio _atcttutmm omnes. IPTA Activities |pevintmnan sion Conducts Meeting «  |mraver led hy Mrs. Peter, dite. Inc ta ‘rom T'uutit'® p.m tm | Mount Clemens. | Mrs. Arthur Perrien reported on; te Sane Refreshménts will be * ° e © 
Mrs. Michael Daniels of West the number of cancer pads made) Tad oe The eccesien colitreted Gale 
— street was hosteds to the at the October meeting and plans} Melting chocolate mint patties 53rd wedding anniversary and Mr. 
V e i St. Anthony Unit of St. Benedict;were made for the annual Christ-jin a chocolate pie filling gives it, | Datidson's 80th birthday. 
Church Monday evening. Mrs. mas _ party to be held Dec. 12. ‘a new mint flavor, Saacsitee ams : _.| Ameng these attending were 
their children, Mr. and Mrs. 
‘| Carleton D. Wright of Chippewa 
. ; . “| read and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart | 
Full ig ashioned E. Davidson of Growe Pointe | 
Farms, and children Peter and | 
Lambs Wool Sweaters a a dosee. 
This Ie the Wonderful S»eoter That We Corry All Yeor Long oe : = . a | . « » Heavy shammed bases 
Long Sleeve Cardigans 5°   
/ Those unable to attend were Mr. 
(8 N. Saginaw St. and Mrs. Clifford Dick of Glen-| a IGG'S S 
Long Sleeve Pullovers $30 Afi dale, Calif. and Mrs. Charles Hall 24 W. Huron 
bowin s Kf ie of Plainfield, N. J. 
Short Sleeve Pullovers >3°° 5 j S-t-r-e-t-e-h ‘September-October 
: SHEERS __ |Group Aids Guild 
Better Coats : , if , $1.15 , 0% Cashmere, O'F 
end imgonet ree OD Bee are NE se ck Zibelines bees New stocking sensation (rN earn. Fraser were! 
that fits as no other hostesses. Mrs. Agnes Hall was] VERDA'S Beauty Shop appointed treasurer. | 515 E. Pike FE 2-0361 
stockings have before! Plans were made t send Chit Aro ame, i   
  
mas packages to missionaries in 
= and Brazil. 
All Wool Tweed Skirts : | our seams stay straight... 
In famous walker styles. S 80 | Cline ere e ALAR ey ' rang 
Por 0 7 , §——Sueich to your personal length! ~~ PREPARE NOW 
The perfect gift... = for the 
Gentine sneeg < : | gift-wrapped free. | BETTER JOBS 
1 eB — ff of TOMORROW P . . . : Employers are seeking men and women who are 
pry Loe W ool Sepa Fr | tes , eee KNEE SOX — trained in office work. The training which the 
: : Institute offers will prepare you for a successful 
S ana $ uN Lies a ) tion in work you enjoy. 195 4 ] i ait hy) ose who accept employment with thorough busi- 
A Mie: 2 pair $1.50 A = nes training are certain of a sound future through 
fare advancement and the ability to hold good 
‘sea: 9.90%.10.10%. ons. — 
: sommes 9-94-10-104-1) Free review and employment service to graduates, 
VETERAN APPROVED   
  
  
Nylon Hosiery vithout Scams 
§-D nier P 00 ae | : 
115 6 5 | ‘ ' SPECIAL neteccnanieon SALE . ; : 
Park Free = 4 |7 West Lawrence St. . Phone FE 2-3551 
9 Rear of ca Ave: DRESSES $ 95 : Call in Person or Return This Ad tor Bulletin . 
Store Gay cotton charmers in RM, vin os suspen uineereiess : + Heusandes 
; prints, candy stripes and solid 1 iat 
TELEGRAPH at HURON A ~~ oat colors. 12 to 24 tho., 2 to 6x.’ 
Thurs., Fri., ( iS and $2.95 
      
                   
         
           
       
       
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varied (Officers Elected : Se 
Saturday in- by Church Group’ ES} Se. Vincent : wr ia 3 " i “y IN ~ 
Church were \the Baldwin Avenue ‘Bvapgelical 
Margaret "Brethren Church. Mr. and 
parents are | The next meeting of the group: 
U Mro end Mrs. Wil feature 8 Christmas dinner. | 
       
          
           
        
    ~ AN EVENT WORTH PATRONIZING 
THIS IS ONE OF THOSE EVENTS THAT COULD. 
ONLY HAPPEN ONCE A YEAR ... ond only ct 
MOLLS. WHEN MOLLS ANNOUNCES A SALE 
+ « « you con bank on its quality merchandise end ing room. Mrs , Mrs 
North —_| George Hollis and Mrs, Gaddes are ly the kitchen commit-]. Fs 
  
       
   PRIZES Ist Prize: Hoover Vacuum FREE ; To-Our Customers   Margaret McLane Wed)\ar ir ticte min user: 
                  in St. Vincent Ceremony === Cleener WD its drostic egduction in prices, THE WISE BUYER i shite Vikdes recctel Vid. Gi et ode ea 2nd Prize: 3x5 Hond Corved WILL TAKE IMMEDIATE ADVANTAGE OF THIS ‘As long as the supply lasts. 
marriage vows with Arnulfo Tre-| amd bands of matching lace. Needletuft Rug SALE. NOTHING TO BUY! 
3rd Prize: Bath Set (heavy rey- on rug with metch- 27x18" rug, value $2.95 to 
$4.95. Just the thing to    You may win a lovely prize in eddition to tre- * Church, i 
4, ee od a — of white chrysanthe- ; Rc = i. seleee . «on first quality carpet ond; have — po Sra to 
Ferents of the couple are * * @ °" present to Win fabrics during our 14th Anniversary Sale. Names Y aeceeh the ’ 
will be drawn from all who register during this sale. house. 
    Sizes to 12 I Choose from Nylon or 
Estron Gabardine. S78 Winners will be 
Notified 
SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY AT 9 A. M. AND ENDS THE 
FOLLOWING MONDAY NIGHT AT 9 P, M. 
All carpet sold om this sale can be 
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able ip Brushed 
Nylon, Brushed Wool 100% Chinchilla.     
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  before i ‘4b, so   
ALL CARPET REDUCED! Pilgrim‘Group f laude Ox age ee   
    *-—  ._—S«|-—s mo. Trevino, Arnulfo’s brother, jj * ' 
Holds Election and Thomas McLane and Donald | Boys’ and Girls’ This is @ ‘partial listing of comet from our regular tock, Fes are PLASTIC BRAIDED. RUGS 
ew i McLane, brothers ef the bride, reduced for this Anniversary’Sole. If you are in the market for [J Large assortment of colors and patterns. 
of N Officers anaes Ee Gee | beter ere carpeting, it will pay you to come in and see our wide variety of Size 24 x 36. No washing necessary— 
Mrs. E. K. Vanderlind*was elect-| For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Jackets patterns — all at worthwhile savings! just wipe clean with damp cloth, 
ed president of the Pilgrim Group|McLane chose a blue lace dress With Detachable Hoods DESCRIPTION SALE PRICE Priced at 
      
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
       
    
    
  
     
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
      
     
     
   
      
   
   
      
        
     
     
       
       
         
  
      
           
     ot the First Congregational Church|with a corsage of pink cymbidium 
at a recent meeting in the Spokane|orchids. Mrs. Trevino wore a navy] Sises 3 to 10 $6° Grey Cut Pile Cotton . 95 ) 
a a See a ae Se ee ‘A 20% savings on this closely woven carpet. Ideal for Sa Yd. $3 . NEW 
corsage. é E: bedrooms eee keener ene Pas sone eeneee eneeeeee a 
“ Others elected were. Mrs, Ivan ¢ 08 ; o WINDSWEPT RUGS 
Knight, fitst vice president; Mrs.| Following the reception fiat an Grey All Wool Wilton Carpet - 
William™ Robertson, second vice a of the we the ‘fs This carpet sells regularly for $9.95. Only +2.x 33 feet Sq. Yd. 56% Sate tae =. —, rugs. Size present; Mrs. Prank Arm, cor, honey mom wip to Chicagn. Malte ) | — = Dist sows gen stinudeaecavan a ebGteceSAr eres Sport cng $1 195 
Meserva, recording secretary, and| a mia ee ny pink ae Cinnamon Extra Heavy Embossed Wilton 95 Anniversary Sale at 14 
Mrs. Feet, treasurer. : ries and the corsage Peng j My _< our best carpets, selling regularly Sq. Yd. $] Q* 
Devotions were given by Mrs.|bridal bouquet. i i | <2 14.93 square yerd «+. +++ ones eteeeneeneee ates Pins i 
Knight. Mrs, Fredetick Connor Turquoise Sculptured Wilton 95 § WOOL = nsgersed RUGS 
Sine ‘Son of Man” hy” Kahil Anew cssy woven weet baaty. Will oot nah SY SEROS Ih Thre Je Sats eee rey wi BE YOUR 2 aN show footprints. “A wonderful buy. ener eeewereee owmy ee eee for 
* 9 9 PRETTIEST Indian Maize Wool Tweed : , =_— 
Assisting hostess Mrs. = ‘ Sq. Yd. 9 ; 
oan Se wrra Rate ay nee et PE ete “SZ 
and ROWENA'S OWN gla beet ete Se Ya. $9395 f assomrep BRAIDED RUGS Blind League MAKEUP Popular wool Wilton, regularly $11.95 eee een eer eee . : One group of miscellaneous braided rugs. 
PI Da = | Brown Bark Tweed 5 Specially priced. 
ans iDance - Permanents $7.50 and up Aheawy brown and beige weed. Long wong id S02. SHS ALL 50% OFF 
on Wedesday We feature. “Besutsire” ‘Dryer ang nen ba wa ete OE baad 
"The Pontinc League of the Blind = ae . eavy Green Embossed | Sa Ya 310% 9x12 REVERSIBLE RUGS will une its: first dance of ae pen Evesiags by Appointment Modern design Wilton. Regular $13.95 quality. ,..... Choice of patterns, Multicolored mugs. 
iw ie ees ROWENA’S Greentones Rayon and Nylon Tweed ff Resuieny 943.95. 
< oe ° : os Long wearing. Will not crush or show footprints. If you are Sq. Yd. $ 95 Sele Priced at $3295 
Music will be provided by the] DOWNTOWN BEAUTY SHOP NORTHSIDE BEAUTY SHOP looking for an inexpensive good wearing carpet, 
League, of the Blind Orchestra. PR Saginaw 1216 Baldwin don’t miss this. Regular $8.95 .......swx+ssssseeees E E Seve 25% During This Sale! 
Soe Por oy Saeed sb adlcttamcead FE 5.3735 Cinnamon Embossed Wool Wilton Sq. Yd. $7 CARPET REMNANTS 
from the Premenetare end a Regular $9.95 quality. A wondertul buy at $7.95... PM 5 0 o% OFF 
to assist during the evening | Spruce Green and Beige Cotton Tweed sq va. $5 0 
is the fitth blind . eee 2 Not room te list them, but all are 
vides hak elteed eon be | Permanents Ar prattica! compet thet cone weed Sy any room ; My PRICE 
the winter season. Guests will be | : : 
attending from Detroit and sur- | For Your oe 
rounding commnunities, | Fall Festivities F A B R | C S | 
All blind or defective sighted . ae ae ——e 
qe a : : 3 to are ’ : . « . : , : 
SE eet ogee [ogee | [sq sgeem | = tert | Gu in coer Keratee Deere} ©=©—- PARISIAN aw PO 0 pea indies 7 Pakiiiges ch h the 
ment, ' : er yords o grand assortmen asements . . o large : 
. nenichett| BEAUTY SHOP About 500 yords of fine fabrics in mod- of better fabrics .. . group of sheers, My 
Reg Rages oe Brum-| 7” ¥: Lawrence FE 2-4959 drapery or slipcover erns, _ traditionals, Harid prints, roller taffetas, fiberglas, 
el one handling refreshments for] Open Evenings by Appointment (Over @id Pref Book Store) ee Mos tly shorter | solids. th 10° to prints, every type of chromespuns, for- [| ” 
the dance, . o lengths. 48” wide. 50 yards. larly fabric. Buy now for tisans, etc. Regularly - 
werweewew@werwererararerarerarerare|| | All marked below Sold for $2.50 and future use. Regularly priced from $1.50 to | (ac 
, cost. $3.50. sold up to $6. rd. $4.00. 
Coming Events 7 ,                       
cme nau rs resins coi DRY CLEANING SPECIAL of America, Ine, 4 
THIS WEEK SPECIAL 
SRI ST PLAIN ¢ 
pero Fe ERY SKIRTS or The Queen Mary Section of the N 
Leonard, #4 SWEATERS Cash and Carry       RUFFLES = All ruffled curtains included in PANELS  Orlons, Nylons, Rayons, Ninons . .. 
this sale. Orlons Nylons, Cottons. 10 to 50% off. Entire stock on sale. 10 to 30% off. 
          
    
  
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TIERS Close out of all Tier Curtains except Failles, Chromespuns, Chintzes ~ Summer ; é nylon dots. Don’t miss these values. Fy st “ te. Over 60 Serenda,. Ya to Ya off. eee 
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Tbe, Wever Owen Mivcaneeaay a0 1:38 : PEEEESESE SE ees , 
gua nan . na OTH ER ITEMS : 
Ree days meeting un ‘ 
ta Nov. 38 me 7 gear Rubber Sofa Pillows...10% Off Kirsch Extension Traverse Rods. 10% Off 
» cada Shower Curtain om on Ready Made Drapes... .10% to 50% Off   er: 10% Off Fabric Remnants ..............50¢ Yd. 
ves ee : 
_ "We Specialize in Formica Work” ss | 3 Open Mondey ond 
1666 S. Telegraph Friday Nights _ ON SALE MERCHANDISE 
FE 4.0516 © = Park Right at the Door ALL SALES FINAL       _ Fine Draperies and Floor Coverings Since 1941 - 
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" New Orleans, situated on we from the river's outlet into| Mississippi River, is actually 107|the gult 
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Power Cut in ries 
May Prove Permanent 
as Appliances Mount " Wednesday Specials   
  , _| CAFETERIA & LUNCH COUNTER 
Grilled Pork Chops 79° with spiced crab apple   OSLO (—Norway, long with a 
  dentist's ro yout, 5. ci 
      are irate over the necessity ‘of us4 
ing oil stoves to cook—or even 5 
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! JUST ARRIVED—GLAZED FRUITS AND foarment uidings we cect é     
            
NUTS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY BAKING Before World War II, Norway : = | : 
: had a surplus of electric power.| | ) Miss this to 
You'll Really Enjoy Our Fine Food Before and after.the war the gov-| ~ Le, 
ernment campaigned to make peo- 
and “Homade’’. Pastries » } [ple use electricity. Now a power "THE MOUSE GETS AWAY ao ALE | shortage is becoming permanent, Heyeis a young cat named Kitty who heard some mice in the attic. F ~ ZF Me hla | —_— while postwar buying power has Kitty watched the-hole in the woodwork with great patience. She eve % — fice stoves, water heer, Te [Rene hal ocho et a ae sna, arm ' 
LOWEST PRICE EVER $ 
FOR PORTABLE Wow ADE £f0op suop       as " and it had caused her family a lot of trouble. 
| When Kitty heard the scratching in the wall, she waited for the 
J An inter-municipal power author-' mouse to appear. Suddenly one did — a little gray mouse, and she} 
jity a gape Unfor:| looked right at Kitty. Kitty wasn't experienced with mice so she didn’t) 
arene accoramy te °F! move fast enough. By the time Kitty reached the hole,’ Mrs. Mouse had) tunately -this inter-municipal au-| t " nd and di 
\thority has sold considerably more. vada sappeared. 
power than it can deliver. To keep Paste this picture on cereal box cardboard and color it with cray-| vital industry going, power con-/°S. Kitty is a handsome yellow tortoise shell cat. Little Mrse Mouse is| 
‘sumption has been cut 25-per cent,' stay with pink ears. 
‘Street lighting has been reduced) Cut out the top panel. Cut out the hole along the heavy outline. Cut | 
jor abandoned entirely. A brown-| out the double, panel at the bottom. Put it behind the opening and fasten| 
P, >. out bas been followed by a com-|a pin or brass fastener through the hole. 
plete general switchoff at least two, Fold the picture forward at the dotted lines. Then you can turn the 
Could It Happ en in ontiac ‘hours iad night, vital industry) small panel and make Mrs. Mouse appéar and disappear.. 
thot total losses do [ie™cepted. Junior Editors pays $10 for any reader's idea that is used. Write! 
Loe Department — show ht wh fire cet To keep warm, Norwegians are! your suggestion to “Junior Editors” in care of this newspaper; it can} occur, particularly during the night when a fire gets buying oil stoves. To cook their| not be  acknowielged papel anmemry    
      
     
    
    
    
      
                    a good start before the alarm js given. Be sure! Insure [imeals, many have to buy small t ry bie ‘ 
to value at only $6.50 per $1,000.00 of insurance | c2™p wanes. . , omorrow: A paper bag mask 
a (average 3 yr. fate). You con't afford The tie’ hes teed High Court Out! ‘Hun \ch fs 
~ the risk of losing years of savings: ne p+ ort aie a million kroner|pecial Tag on Sellote NeraSoURaH a. Lose | | 
" Call Us On Any Insurance Problem j(about $72,000) in hard curredy fide ' | he . os ‘for the import of stoves—mainly}~ WASHINGTON (INS) — The Su:ltrest Lions ‘tien mee ‘a shoulder | nas 
K h G. | [from Great Britain and Sweden./preme Court~in_effect today heldiseparation in Sunday's game} s ; a << 
ennct The only Norwegian manufacturer 8 unconstitutional ~an Oklahoma |against the urgh Steelers 
  Pittsburgh 
_ Jot oil stoves‘has sold his produc- Jaw requiring a candidate's_racial| probably is out for the season. | 
i FE LY, PST F AD |tion for a half year in the future, identification on election ballots. jin he paricd’ a0 was injured 
lai itpenaciccmeecnatie | The tribunal tock the action’ by period when he was 
‘It is estimated that if all the lake refusing to review a case involving after Beye sadly from aad 
}water in the world wag poured into|A. B. McDonald, a Negro who tn-| Layne. 
i oceans, the level of the sea successfully ran for U.S. Senator} 
be — only about froin se at COE e re, The monetary ut of Arran 
es sane ae is the peso. ; 
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out in the back yard . . . or just out in the kitchen, Emerson 
portable AC-DC television pulls in every channel so clear, so 
sharp, you'll think you're at the movies! Antenna’s built in, 
pte-tuned! One knob tuning locks in full-fidelity sound and 
picture automatically! Buy now for Christmas! 
NO DOWN PAYMENT... 
New Admiral 4-Speed 
Automatic Portable Phono:     
      
       
  
  
Au the pleasure comes thru in Filter Tip 
Tareyton. You get the full, rich taste of Tareyton’s 
» quality tobaccos in a filter cigarette that 
  
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Ty smokes smoother, 
draws easier 
+ Qadhe only Gleer cigaresse wich a genuine cork tip. 
‘Tareyyon's filter is pearl-gray because it contains 
Activated Charcoal for real filtration. Activated 
beverages, so you can appreciate its importance 
‘ in a filter cigarette. Yes, Filter Tip Tareyton is 
the filer cigarette that really filters, that you can 
¢ : RRR Ima <-and the sages ie greet! ~ @ Plays 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM Plus 162/3 RPM Records 
” Styled like fine luggage! Smart, Rghtweight! ) 
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  MILFORD — A formal proposal 
to amend the village zoning ordi-|owned by John Daniels. A repre- 
nance to rezone a ten-acre tract 
_ of land comimercial was passed by ; 
the council here at last night’s|/and sewage facilities into the pro 
meeting. * ? * 
The land, owned by the Compass| President, Bartlett Smith replied 
Reality Company of Detroit, fronts| that is was @ village practice to 
General Motors and South Milford extend water and sewef lines in 
Roads, adjacent to Huron Valley 
School. property. 
Huron-Clinton Metropolitan 
thority recently. 
Some 2% objectors from the 
south side of Milford were pres- 
ent to discuss the pro and cons 
of rezoning the area. 
In zoning the land commercial, ilford 
The company subdivision. 
- purchased 131 acres from the) * ¢ 8 
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‘the event they develop the proposed 
The council purchased a new 
iChevrolet police car from Van 
|Camp Chevrolet, Milford. . 
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gram must be financed through 
both revenue bonds and special as- 
sessments. , the commit- 
tee will circulate questionnaires 
County Calendar ont > 
The Lions Club wil, meet Wednesday * Se Conarecationa] Church Eve- | pn) wshin Will meet Wednesday 
‘ tm Bureau will meet 
on Thursday Discussion 
rm Bureau Bene- 
reday e ,@fson of 
forkshon™ will be presented Geleerr ami Mrs. Kenneth 
* unit ier eet at 8 oe. ™ a ™ tents with ts. Arthur Baker ‘of Sali 
4 aualien re tw af ver ine 
be neon Wenesd t th ps al Be. hmser Davis. 60. : And “4 Attend Annual Meeting 
12:30\tended the annual meeting of the 
    champion female at the Michigan 
Adult Education Meet ard Skarritt; chaplain, Mrs. Fred) * * 
Fisk and Flower Committee, Mrs, Set Tonight in Almont . 
Howard Cooley and Mrs. Fred) ALMONT — A meeting will be 
Fisk,   
METAMORA-—Mrs, Harry Whit- 
taker and Mrs. Frank Myus, at- 
Michigan Farm Bureau Women in 
  ity f 
ing which had 1600 present. tendent of schools, 
      
  
“To Open ‘Christmas Box’ | 
FRANKLIN — The Evening and|the “Christmas Box,” at the Frank-|jagh 
    Fellowship circles of the Franklin lin Church Saturday, Dec; 3 from 
Community Church will present ;   
naied| jee oee >. The i 
Reduce swelling of | eat. motets 
    Priscilla Club to Meet 
    West Bloomfield to H ar! 
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  would have to build 60 homes | filo - 
before construction of a proposed Schedule cvent 
shopping center could begin. : ‘ . 
ee ne Rt comens| Milford | School Plans Hospital Fund Drive 
ans Sats mo nogmente-setinss Toei, fr SI0VP9 : ) ===! |Continues in Area present time and actual construc-) of Areg * Fee a = Ao | 
tion would begin April 1. : Madeline, the midget-cow, is just the right size for . in the district. 
$3500 GUARANTEE MILFORD — Some 200 boys’and prada cae road tee cine on Ley edt palipsar pad B= yg gig tlenigy Berd gga. Cham oxen Athneed a 1,600-pound cow an |$350,000 for the new Community! Craft night, b 
oo gor range sar Y neekt abana a age 1,800-pound bull. But she weighs only 200 pounds and is just two feet | Hospital to be constructed between) Hudson on Rapes toy = presen! f ata meeting tall and three feet long. Owner is R. F. Pitman of Greenville Romeo and Almont continues dur-|Wednesday in the gymnas- ing ran into a snag when Attorney the Boosters Wednesday at ing the alas Meveuber. ‘ia nels pw romans 
we tiene Naked Toei ts ge rg 3 ¢ - {William Allen will head the pro} 
Commision wold Have 1 Mv 8] The baa with fh eet Almont :Man Marries), rca manips ose. e 0 io complete centage of parents and * « ° given at a recent meeting -of|- proposed parking lot. joining the Band Boosters organ- |] H. SV canvassers and committee chair : 
If the chamber can raise this | ization, plus extra scores for n arrl ille Ceremony men held at the campaign office] Woman Marks 
amount the comme oY | cer ee te mana? | ALMONT — Derehy, Stadman|so ot Mr. and Mrs, Wibur Lane|™ Rome 94th Birthday hecessa . became bride + Eugene/of Almont. ' The first report meeting of the s 
~edlage saves Beale Ene GM sien be Daiiele St Scone saree: The bride was wearing a white | Special Gifts committee revealed at Imlay City 4 
until the next regular meeting of for the third annyal|the ile Methodist Church} tace gown over satin and was that, $20,050 has been pledged. | 
Community Calendar project. Thisirecently before gpproximately 100 carrying a colonial bowquet cen. | This amount is°28% per cent of IMLAY CIT — Mrs. Mary 
Ri ic Aiechtane Same te wee tara The bride is the daughter of Mr. jnaigininal Be altar. vane eet as gee rng eealge deg cian yr 
opting an Sith acres an the west|Decembef rush of Christmas ac-|and Mrs. Carl Steadman of Harris- Mrs. ot ails aka tot bee son, James A. Macklem and fami-| 
sae of North Rod, navies, according to Pil Hadi vile and the trdegrom s they. Sey, Tihdow. ster tt gna 34 ai : and Wesley Lane pf Ann Arbor| Each section in the area to be . = we ee 
Welcome Wagon | st ms ame cares [cice Mactings etonatatans oles teres aM, Mee we Hostess to Cal] _ | mitters ana teams to carry ont © Meeungs nan of Harrwvile ange’ from $2,100 to $25,000, . | \¢, 1881, near Armada, and made 
on Milfordites Ge ee . Wn Rochester A reception was held at Acona ‘ two years ago. She has another ry Blarney ge Bay — The Wa ee ee Keego-Cass Women _ son, Leon A. Macklem, who lives 
MILFORD — A Welcome, Wagon [82nd Boosters are: Mrs. Fellowship in Romeo, There are seven grand- 
hostess will be calling on neweom- |": President; Mrs. James Hag- of the First Congreg®-\Past Matrons to Meet Schedule Card Party children and three great-grandchil- gerty, vice-president; Mrs. Jack| ‘ional Church will hold three meet KEEGO HARBOR — The Keego ers in the area, for the first time|Beny. | ; Mra,|ings this week. The Lamplighter's| for Thanksgiving Event : y “es as Mrs. Dorothy Ely begins a proj- secretary ng Cass Women's Club will hold a Everett Chie, treasurer. Guild will meet at $ p.m. Wednes- ect long contemplated, by various . day, with Mrs. Clifford VanAuken, . benefi . m. 
people in Milford. he’ 144 Northwood. day. 
a Milford Churches Tie Caenial Ould wilt have regular meeting on 
nt ta Petane Lane rea et 10 SOW Luther Film | rrtyse the ste. Som Serco el ware ee ‘ Se toperant fry ning two chard wl present At 7:30 p.m. Thursday, the an- ee, oF P : 
eccasions Buch as the birth of 8 (“The Life of Luther.” | Mual meeting of the Women's Fel- Heading he patie: is Mrs. baby, sixteenth birthdays, en- | “This film produced for the Luth-|lowship will be held in the church ‘Robert A. Woodruff, assisted by gagement announcements, ne ee cee ne eee oa ee ‘Mrs. James Hosking and Mrs. golden wedding anniversaries. Milford Methodist church at 6:30) meeting, when Leslie L. Whims. : 
‘ m. and again at 8 p.m. at the/oficers will be elected and annual cepuecamnieianensamvesiied 
Welcome Wagen's basic policy /Pcpyterian church. © yearly read by the various includes cooperation with Churches re Guilds. -\Sunday School Plans 
of all faiths, and worthwhile; Costing over half a million dol- Roller Skati 
civic and weitere groups. Mrs. diy lars to produce, the picture in oller Skating Party on behalf of her sponsors in the| color, depicts Martin Lather, the itio R H 
church and civic information to the} Protestant Reformatien. = ¥ 
families on whom she calls’ | the Huron Valley Ministeria! as ACGitional Entries sociation is sponsoring the showing Py 
aH of the film, which has been shown oa 
Public Water Meet (S'S siusnanececr'),cmHco — Asan aes . . d through land County stock farms for- the 
Slated in Farmington |, ct, «t,t. Wort Home|sb0 rencrat ot te, Imernatina Bible League, There is no admis-\Live Stock Exposition, Nov. 3 to} | 
* FARMINGTON ‘TOWNSHIP efeee tren cae @ free WE eileeingiDes 3, show officials announced. 
Conininne att beta sncner pale by L. KE. Allen of South Lyon, 
meeting in the auditorium ot the| North Branch Players | ana Allen and Marvin Rash, of 
8 p.m, ~ in the purebred Hereford cattle 
The purpose of the meeting is} NORTH BRANCH — The North} at this the world’s greatest live- 
to acquaint the public with the|Branch high schpol Broncos were| stock show. 
progress in obtaini water for the|honored at the annual football ban- Seen Laeve : ot the 
dry areas and to enlist the aid of/quet, held in the American Legion| 2" oo. cuime poe Pose: 
citizens in circulating petitions. | Hall Thursday evening. Rochester, has listed entries for 6 Mrs. P. 3. Newberg, secretary Bday ached nage Fr ghs heed ‘ot purebred Aberdeen-Angus of the committee, states k je to compete popurar 
inite progress has been made in /P°"S°Ted by the local PTA, group. ood of beet cattle. Included in the committee’s efforts to obtain Cc their entries are three ist prize 
a water system. emetery Assn. Elects [winners at the 1955 All Americar 
Tt has been decided that the pro- Futurity Show and the 1955 Michi- 
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    Roman Catholic women in central |. | ‘Joyita’ in Pacitic ion Murder Try | 
Police Say Father Gave 
2 Children Overdoses) 
of Sleeping Pills 
LOS ANGELES  — A com- 
plaint charging two counts of at- 
tempted murder was-on file today 
against Peter R. Stitick, 39, who 
police said gave his two sons over- 
[doses of sleeping pills. 
Both Joe, yw, or his brother 
Thomas, 12, were found uncon- 
scious Sunday night at their Van 
Nuys home by a family friend, 
who summoned police. The boys 
were taken to a hospital, where 
their stomachs were pumped. 
Police said Stitick, a drafting en- 
gineer, told them: “I gave them 
-\those pills, all right. I had no rea- 
son. For six years I've been both 
mother and father to those kids,”’ 
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Stitick said he gave each boy 
three pills but-his sons told police 
they each took “about 10 of them.” 
Stitick’s wife Mary, 42, has been 
a mental patient at Camarillo Hos- 
pital for six years. He is held in 
Van Nuys jail. The boys are in 
juvenile hall. 
Two Ships Begin Trek 
  "NORFOLK, Va. —Two cargo 
ships bound for the Antarctic head- 
ed southward along the Atlantic 
coast today on the first leg of an 
expedition whose leader, Rear 
Adm. Richard E, Byrd, called ‘‘an 
important milestone in history.” 
* * * 
The ships Wyandot and Arnes, 
the latter the flagship of Rear 
Adm. George Dufek, were wished 
godspeed by Byrd and other naval 
and government dignitaries yes- 
terday as they left here to begin 
this nation’s permanent occupation 
of bases at the bottom of the 
world. 
Dufek is commander of the task 
    
               
      
     
           
  force. The five other ships in the 
. \expedition sailed last week. 
Byrd, America’s foremost polar 
explorer, came to Norfolk to see 
the vessel off. He will join the 
  \grow in the south are used for 60) 
} per cent of U. convoy later in New Zealand, He 
Iplans to remain in the antarctic 
ifor two years, except for an occa- 
Isional trip back to the United 
|States to 
lacted”’ for benefit of the project 
Ji known as Operation Deepfreeze. “have legislation en- 
Seven stations will be estab- 
Hlished on the antarctic continent 
i by the expedition and 70 American 
1 scientists will conduct geophysical 
studies at those stations in 1957 
and 1958. 
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Iman... Bert Lahr and Joe E. Lewis put on a show for the 
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‘Phil Silvers 7OrR Berle By EARL Wison 
GUYS 'N’ GALS "N’ GAGS 'N’ GOSSIP . 
NEW YORK — Bedlam busted loose eee Phil Silvers of CBS 
dumped Milton Berle of NBC the first time Berle’s TV rating’s 
ever been topped by a CBSer. 
“It was bedlam,” Silvers, star of the 
Sgt. Bilko show, told me. “Wires from 
Hollywood . .. congratulations from peo- 
‘ple you wouldn’t evén suppose would 
know about Trendex.” 
Movie offers ... talk of a new CBS 
contract ... the realization that Phil 
is this season’s Jackie Gleason .. . and 
consternation over at NBC which now 
PHIL has a grave Tuesday night problem. 
“3¢ was the most exciting day of my professional life, 
even surpassing the opening night of ‘Top Banana,’” said 
Phil, who celebrated at the Copa. Berle, his longtime friend, 
    <atnetepaieeamnneneniti aerate icelemraitenaon 
llHubert ede Receives 
Jackson Prison Term 
Hubert Benton, 49, of 3183 Wood- 
lawn, Walled Lake, yesterday was|— 
sentenced to 1 to 15 years in 
Jackson State Prison by Oakland} 
County Circuit Judge George B./ 
Hartrick, 
Benton pleaded guilty to man- 
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cused in the death of Milton D. 
Andrews, 14, of 2515 Commerce 
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      was in town, and Phil said: “That part I refuse to enjoy. 
Bélting Berle out gave me no kick.” 
* * * * 
Beautiful Joi hansing of the Ford Theater's Nov. 17 TV ow 
was asked on a questionnaire what businesses she was inter- 
ested in besides making pictures and she said: “Banks.” 
As aey Winters crossed 
“A Hatful of Rain,” a @ mount- 
ed cop leaned down from his 
| horse and said, “I saw your 
show tonight and you were 
wonderful.” 
He didn’t say where he 
kept his hoss. Shelley, on the 
town afterward, wore a sim- 
ple, checkered blouse over her 
evening gown. “I always wear 
it as a luck charm when I 
ride planes,. have operations 
or have to face the critics,” 
she said. , 
Pat O’Brien told me a won- 
cent new Teamsters Union 
that decorated the magnifi- 
cetn new Teamsters Union ¢ 
bidg., at its opening in Wash- 
ington . JO1 
floral house with union affiliation in Washington, nor in Balti- 
more, so the union phoned the next stop, Philadelphia, and got 
der. 
“Did you say 14,000 flowers?” the stunned Callahan asked. 
“Fourteen thousand dollars worth of flowers!” they said. 
Callahan, after recovering, wired Havana, California, Miami, 
Chicago and Honolulu, and used trailers, trucks and planes to 
deliver for 10 days. All because Callahan delivers via the Truck 
Drivers Union, “It pays to belong to the union,” Callahan re- 
portedly commented as he left on a prolonged vacation. 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Sheila Bond, summoned to Hollywood to do a split on a plane 
for “The Lindbergh Story,” reports there are no girls in the 
movie with Jimmy Stewart—“He's in love with his plane.” 
Lu Ann Simms made her first cafe appearance at the 
Town Casino, Buffalo, Monday ... Dick Haymes won't con- 
test Rita's diremen cotians he doesn’t want te jeopardize his 
citizenship application ... David 0. Selznick bought Hem- 
ingway’s “Farewell to Arms” . 
While Dick Shawn was entertaiaiis at the Men's Wear Con- 
vention, someone stole his overcoat... Max Liebman and Imo- 
gene Coca are cooking up a TV spectacular . . . Rock Marciano’s       Patti Page's birthday gift from Charlie O’Curran was a pedi- 
'greed pooch ... Rodgers and Hammerstein are so happy about 
| Helen Traubel’s work in “Pipe Dream” that they are writing 
two more songs for her. 
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EARL’S PEARLS ... H. G. Hutcheson offers this ad- 
vice: “If the whale hadn't come up to spout, he never 
would have been 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “Modern furniture designs confuse 
me,” Taffy Tuttle complained, “I went to a party and someone 
asked me please not to sit in the ash tray.” 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Sometimes when a woman changes 
her mind, it doesn’t work any better than the old one.”—Steve 
Lawrence. 
Joe E. Lewis, discussing his throat operation, says,-“I had a 
| woman doctor. She didn’t want to paint my throat—she wanted/, 
‘to wallpaper it” . . That's earl, brother. ¢ Members contributed $14,000 for flowers, but there was no| 
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  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Did the great Willie Heston ever 
. s¢@re as many points in one foot- 
ball season as Hillsdale’s Nate 
Clark did this year? : 
That’s a good question, but it 
apparently defies an answer. 
Clark, the Negro flash from 
Benton Harbor,,ran up a whop- 
ping 124 on 24° touch- 
downs, That’s better than Hes- 
- tom averaged at the University 
of Michigan in his fabulous ca- 
reer on the  point-a-minute 
teams of 1901-02-03-04, 
Heston amassed 465 points in 
those four years, but a breakdown 
by seasons is not available. 
Menke’s Encyclopedia of Sport, 
an authority on the subject, says 
Heston’s four-year total is an all- 
time career record. - “Whopping Total! : eas 
‘Dales’ Clark Compiles 
Amazing 124 Point Total os ‘ 
Clark's total surpassed the pre- 
vious Hillsdale record set by Bill 
Young in 1949 when he tallied 121 
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In the half century since Heston 
cavorted at Ann Arbor, only two 
players in the state besides Clark 
have scored more than Young. 
Tom O'Connell posted 126 for the 
University of Detroit in 1928 and 
Jerry DePrato got 124 for the Mich- 
igan Aggies (now Michigan State) 
in 1915. 
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Clark's closest rival in Michigan 
this year was Bernie Raterink of 
Central Michigan, 36 points back By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Oklahoma, Maryland and Michi- 
gan State again are the big three 
in the balloting to determine the 
nation’s top college football teams, 
only have to win but you have to 
win big to stay on top, 
Ld * * 
These three retained the posi- 
tions. they assumied last week in 
The Associated Press poll of ¢ports 
writers and broadcasters, but easy- 
winning Oklahoma stretched its 
lead while Maryland, the leader 
two weeks ago, barely clung to 
second place. Meéanwhile UCLA 
lost considerable face and one 
place in the rankings due to,a close proving once more that you -notjdw 
fourth from UCLA by a margin of M U Crowds Terps or 2nd in 1 | ballots, a smaller number than the 
week before, Oklahoma's margin 
over Maryland jumped from 51 a solid 26-7 ‘beating from Pitts- 
burgh and fell to 13th. The teams 
behind the Mountaineers each ad- 
vanced one. place>.so Michigan, 
Texas Christian, Texas A&M, Ohio 
State and Georgia: Tech round out 
this week's first ten. i 
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The scores show the obvious rea- 
sons for the changes in the ballot- 
ing. Unbeaten Oklahoma racked up 
Iowa State 52-0 for its 53rd consecu- 
tive game without defeat in Big 7 
Conference competition. Maryland 
had to come from behind to beat 
Clemson 25-12 and stay on top of 
the Atlantic Coast Conference   1,193 to 1,164. Heaviest balloting 
for each of the first four teams has two more games, 
and Maryland one, to play in the   with 108 on 18 touchdowns. 
* Ld % 
Behind these were Marv Raab 
of Alma with 85, Russ McLean of 
Ferris with 66 and John Adams of 
Hope with 56, call against Washington and West 
Virginia took a terrific tumble on 
the heels of its first defeat. 
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With ‘204 sports experts casting           regular season and then, in all was for the positions in which the 
probability, they'll meet in the totals put them. 
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  scenting a Rose Bow! possibility, Another big’ game with bow! im- lconeluded its Big 10 campaign by|Plications - sends . 
assaulting. Minnesota, 42-14, anoth-|@&ainst “outer ee. Th 
er big win, . while Notre Dame|oUin® win to clinch 
Rose 
trampled North Carolina 27-7. gon State may get it. 
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straight defeat and to keep its Pa-| rie , pisce 907 = om cifie Coast conference record un- f aa 
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     Georgia Tech (7-1-1) . 
‘THE SECOND TEN eee ees 
Hy Navy 1-3) .. 208 pon ay re (6-4. 152 . West Virginia ie cay (hb 4 
Pittsburgh 41) (6-3) eed 
Obie) (0 4 
ford (5-3-1) 38 on State (2) 2 
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Oklahoma still has to beat Ne- 
Michigan State winds up with a non-conference game against Mar- 
— and ay the Big 10 
outright, if Ohio State/ronto, is a ‘young fellow who bears off Michigan, the watching, a 23-year-old Michigan State sopho- 
more by way of Glasgow and To- i       
  
NEW YORK (®—Mike (Pinky) 
Higgins, freshman manager of the 
* fourth-place Boston Red Sox, was 
voted today American League 
“Manager -of-the-Year"” by The As- 
sociated Press, winning the award 
, in a close race with Casey Stengel. 
The big, soft-spoken Texas, who. 
‘ more than made good his two 
promises—“We won't finish 42 
* games behind the pennant winner 
a in” and “We won't lose 20 out 
22 to Cleveland”’—nosed out the Higgins ‘Manager of Year’! \New York Yankees’ pennant-win-'who had the “dark horse’ Chicago 
ining manager by four votes. ~ (White Sox in contention all the 
| Of the 99 members of the Base- way before they finally finished 
ball Writers’ Assn. of America who! third, picked up 16 votes to finish 
participated in the AP poll, 39 third in the balloting; too, Lou Bou- 
voted for Higgins and 35 for Sten-|dreau, who surprised by piloting 
gel, Walter Alston, only Brooklyn; his ragtag Kansas City Athletics 
manager to win a world champion-|into sixth place, got four votes. 
ship, won the National League) os 8 « 
award The remaining four ballots were 
* :|divided evenly between Bucky 
‘Harris and Al Lopez. Harris, old- 
est r in point of service, * 
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Four other AL managers Te- 
ceived recognition, Marty Marion,     
eee 
‘ A Bloomfield Hills housewife 
proved the oft - spoke phrase, 
- “never underestimate the power of 
-@ woman” as she captured the   did an outstanding job bringing his 
‘Detroit Tigers. into fifth place. Lo- 
Bloomfield Huntress Wins 2% =r: ‘fifth straight season, bagged over 
% victories, 
1955 Big Pheasant Derby 2:: 2% 2m sn augurated 10 years ago that a 
fourth-place manager won the 
award, Admittedly no genius, the 
46-year-old Higgins credits his suc- 
cess to infinite patience and under- 
standing the problems of his play- |top prize in the Pontiac Press 1955 
‘Big Pheasant. Derby. 
Mrs. Paul Pace, 35, 5060 Lone 
Pine Rd., will be awarded a $50 
United States Savings Bond for 
her Oct. 28 entry of a colorful 
3-pound 12-ounce ringneck. From         ° e Orange Bowl, West Virginia, sixth a week ago, * * @ 
polled only 109 points after taking} Meanwhile Michigan State, 
  He 
ing eight seasons in the minors 
and his freshman year in the ma- 
jor leagues go one step further.) 
They credit the silent and sincere 
‘southwesterner with parlaying 
baseball knowledge, sufficient skill 
as a psychologist and ability to in- 
still confidence in his players as 
ithe reason for his success, 
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The Red Sox didn't improve their 
Position last season but under Hig-| 
gins’ able direction they won 15)F 
games more than they did in 1954 
jand, from the time they got roll- 
ing in June until the last month)! 
of the season, they were right in|’ 
lthe middie of the pennant race, 
The Red Sox players themselves 
will tell you that Mike was a prom- 
inemt factor in their upsurge. 
* ns : 
“More than anybody else, Hig- 
gins was the one man who made|/ 
ius into a winning club,” said Frank | 
Sullivan, the club's leading pitch-|; 
er. “He gave us the feeling he Ff 
‘knew we were big leaguers. He! |. 
j believed in us and he didn't blast) — 
us if we made a mistake.” -                     ers. 
Observers who watched him dur- 
that day on until Nov. 11 at noon : 
Mrs. Pace's lead was never chal- 
    Lone : 
who i @ 
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in ; 
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the only big loser apparently was 
former Owner Harry C. Seibold. 
  PINKY HIGGINS |   
Montreal Pair 
Paces Scoring MONTREAL (® — A week's ac-   
veau and Tod Sloan of Toronto 
are the top goal-getters with 10 
each, Olmstead leads in assists 
Jacques Plante of Montreal still 
leads the parade of goalies. 
Terps’ Signal Caller 
May Miss Last Game 
BALTIMORE § —Unbeate Maryland may go into its last 
football game without the services 
of Frank Tamburello, No. 1 quar- 
The husky Baltimore junior was thrown for a loss by a bug ‘over   
  Ohio State's 
Ted Lindsay of the Wings, Beli-;t 
with 15. nes in te BAS, 
|done it. Maybe it's an omen unless .- + + Press Inside. 
lron Curtain ‘Three Reporters in| 
Red Shirts Watch 
Buckeye Drills 2 ge rege eee «. Ro SS ern es 
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HUSKY HONKERS — A pair of husky Canada 
geese fell to the above young hunter the other day. 
Larry Leach, 16, Lake Orion High junior, bagged pounds apiece. One bore a Jack Miner band. can get the Rose Bowl bid. Winner of the IC4A cross-country 
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USGA’s Prexy 
Hits Gambling Grainger Says Recent 
Calcutta Incident Is 
Note of Warning 
  In a message to the governing 
member clubs, 
  ‘said Hayes, “‘the ist Monday he’s 
  the weekend, and doctors at Uni- 
‘versity Hospital here said he might 
nejmisg Saturday’s game against 
George Washington.   
    
  Wolverines in 
Kramer, .{season, Both Notre Dame and 
<< eeeee HE 
      | Top Condition for Buckeye Tilt; 
Maentz, Branoff. Going at High Speed Jerry Musetti Out 
iof Spartan Finale 
But ry ae, like ends Ron Kramer and\ ~Manetz, are in| Saturday. 
shape, and others . * ¢ @ 
Branoff are performing|*~The_ Detroit senior suffered a 
the Ist time|fractured elbow in last Saturday's 
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Dennis Mendyk and Willie Kaae 2838 
i i Fails to Dim Ring Hopes | PROVIDENCE, R.I, @®—Despite 
three straight losses, former 
heavyweight champion Ezzard 
Charies is firm in his determin- 
ation to continue fighting. 
Charles, Hall 
fifth. 
“Answer in 10 Days 
appoiied ‘Charice eaeinet ne ON Podres’ Future decision was announced, 
    Ez’s 3rd Straight Loss. Bef iirc tare Kennedy Takes IC4-A Ist; 
\Pitt Wins Team Crown NEW YORK @—Henry Kennedy,|run with ridiculous ease Kennedy - whipped -England’s Gor-: yesterday, 
don Pirie last summer, That's 
hi ag mo? * * * 
but now it seems safe to conclude 
he's the real McCoy. 
Kennedy is undefeated in dual 
S competition this year and on his 
record he will be installed as the ~ 
. |favorite for the Big 10 run Friday. 
Before zipping to a 24:30.3 vic- 
tory over the 5-mile Van Cortlandt 
on the course. 
*» ¢ * 
Il of the 183 starters didn’t finish. 
a * we 
“Back in Scotland, we run over 
as here,” 
* * ; * 
Kennedy was born in Glasgow 
and has lived in Toronto for more 
than two years. He is a straight A 
student. ‘ 
The favored Spartans couldn't cope 
{with Pitt's depth and the Panthers 
won the team title for the first timé 
+ Sooners’ Coach 
» Sees His Squad 
Upset Saturday 
  Bud Wilkinsqgn Thinks 
Nebraska Might Upend 
Oklahoma at Lincoln 
‘Nebraska, once the scourge 
    /Ez looked so good he will still get/back who became a pain in the!   if A 
  
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The jury was out for some time, : 
Park trails, he never had laid eyes 
|| Several rzunners. including de- - 
© \fending champion George Terry of | 
; |Boston University, took spills and ~ 
But Kennedy shrugged it all off. 
hills like Van Cortlandt,” he said. ~ 
‘|“The ground conditions often are | 
as soft and dangerous to runners | 
But it wasn't all Michigan State. - 
poten . SE i a 
NORMAN, Okla. —Some Sat- | 
  “T don't recall a game in the ; 
all the factors are so in favor of — 
a tearm like they are for Nebras- 
of a football team,” 
Wilkinson said, “It’s a tremendous 
  
Betty Encourages Duffers | 
After 25 Years of Activi   
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (®—Betty/quarter of a century, has been 
Jameson,,.a veteran of women tour-|playing the game better than 99 
nament golfers, says after 25 years/per cent of those who have taken 
of playing the game she has fimally|a_divot. 
begun to understand what it's all ®t 
about. ; It’s in her quest. for perfection 
This frank statement by the gal/that Betty still is learning about who set an all-time scoring record| golf. 
last winter at Sarasota, Fla.—285   F s ‘will move up-into the No. 2 and 3 
spots behind Clarence Peaks 
> MSU's final game of the season. 
re |Courchesne Is Victor 
NEW YORK (INS)—Bobby Couir- 
rf   
  H 4 majority decision over Puerto 
of a recurring co's Miguel Berrios last night 
helped Michigan drive|in a nationally-televised ten-round 
one touchdown and scored an-|featherweight bout at the St. Nich- 
  for!$11,493.11 in winnings during the|most maney won. but her play was 
who have been trying for years to|the Richmond, Calif.. opens 
break 100, to know there's stilljalways was 
only   for women over a par 72. course ** @ ® 
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year, undoubtedly will 
different effects on the golfing pub- 
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Willie Sierteck rede 5 wheal: Sevén of, the University ot Wye. 
in four days the. 2nd week of the}ming’s 12-man — 
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can scoot and shoot; Jimmy Skin-| last spring, race for positions on Ie ovens eas Ryzin sams ” 
ner, 6-3 soph center, sure to be up) the the varsity ts a wide open af. * « i 
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      - Dec with varsity players. fair, the coach declares. Those | “They will be a pee we team. | 
seen Dec. Because of the loss of three | dropped were Walter King, for: |i'm sure they will develop into a Very who forfeited their | “ard; Clay Williams, a guard lreal good squad when they get the! ¥ 
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are lang: wuume"" Shelleys Get Big Moose, See many Join the State Police Chiefs’ coach expected to make Up from’ the reserves are Terry 
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; H : | By HOWARD. SHELLEY was on the opposite side of a. stopped him and a second complet- 
Hudson Ray, 6-4, Valley champion} A 16-day hunt for a big bull! small point, We stalked the Ist {ed the taking of an estimated 1,200 second. ‘ is . 
Both ‘Jacks and Indians will) Monday was high jumper who is tagged 85 8) noose was the object, and the| oe, found he had skipped. The [pounder. He had well-balanced 
      
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have strong quints this winter, is\of practice, All the squad was on|definitely varsity material,” says successful reward for our recent other left also. /palm-mate antlers, good future. DON’ T DELAY. Go to the neorest State 
the word that comes from the re-|hand for the Ist time. Football/the coach); Dave Scriven, 6-2\trip into the Canadian northlands. ges gacned ee big one we) es wert” = ns Police Post or talk to a State Police officer right Binge | 
spective camps. . players who joined the crew will|junior forward; Bill Kennedy,/The moose, ».|were looking Yor we went in} Real work then began. Dressing Closing date for applications November 30. This is | 
But the club with the greatest/have just a little harder row to|gridder, 6 foot junior forward. Plus many feet of @°|towards him he started to run|out, skinning, cutting it up sa ricala knocking at your door. tion pictures, was the fulfillment Oppo y Knocking your 
potential, says Van Ryzin, is Flint}hoe than those who have been| Good looking prospects without along the shoreline, First shot! the toughest job of all. ; 
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nted out a : this morn.|experie Willie Dewalt,|™28- oe eum VS t. Site of the hunt and the camp     
where we remained for our stay 
was ‘in wilderness country 245) ¢ 
miles north of the Canadian Soo,| — 
lun ers ake ed : Accessible only by rail or plane,| | 
; we rode the Algoma Central to| | 
Vis: 245, then met our outfitter, 
Dick Watson. By canoe we hit the) | 
Oba river to the base camp. Good 
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    By JACK PATTERSON the Veterans otf World War II.” ran into Angus Campbell and Cari| ther on, where our camp had 
ALPENA—There probably was a| Had rather @ touching little cere-| Holech@ck. Royal Oak was repre-| been set up. Here, for several 
better day than Monday, once, but|mony up at the old fort—raised! sented by Harry Merritt, Carl Rey-| @¥* W® were constantly on the oe d 
we weren't there to see it. You)@ flag and all that sort of thing utils and_A. B. Corbin “ + lookout for moose, an 
won't see a nicer one either, this) which goes to show how busy we ae ; a Gon eoceal welwure 
side of Paradise.» were Milford was represented by : BRAKE A USTMENT. 
L a : erally surrounded by moose. ike all “days M bette ot | Gerden-Alton, Lakeville by Bans- 
befora” this one Me HMM | gow Seopte get ready te work | 20r@ Breomicy, Lathrup Village |, O"° Youné Dull: and oom cme ‘aes $495 
mas be 8 ae Stal sc. Goer oom be culbed by Sebo Compbeli and Ortenviti wee oor. cet mg a = pope INCLUDING PULLING ] 
cle, propatphons ME Dasa oe SA OS | ion byl Nt, £NeRiNE_ Produced action WHEELS TO CHECK LINING and time - killing =a land Hunt Club, ts just | General concensus of opinion by|apienty. A big cow confronted us 
aienn wal ___ | & whoop and a holler up the read |Oakland Hunt Club members is) (Mrs. Shelley and Howard) as we 147 S. SAGINAW 
oot ons ther ALE | trem us. Took Charles Wood |that deer aren't as plentiful as they|walked along the shoreline, We 
steep \ | along a8 gate opener and |used to be. First Indian thatistared at each other. The cow ss FE 5-4102 
Pa —— ay moseyed over to see how the |Columbus bumped into probably|turned into the woods and soon : * 
a 0.4.C, group was killing time | had the same sad story. = tion by more Ey until opening day. : : her eall echoed through the tim- 
than a turn ort nea pegtaggt : a pantpi tae vad erect masejber. Without thinking I returned 
two, TTERSO yell we ran into a whole|seems a deer every it, got an answer, and did it again. : 
On our own part we organized acted mg — — fan look = amg Teen, from the | dense brush First Quality Original Equipment Quality 
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_____________________ | ing nothing. just as fat, maybe not-so happy, taxing it ail in. But finally tiring   At the club we ran into Bob/ but quite a bit sassier. There just/o¢ tne performance. he decided to , 
Swanson who had just arrived = — be [gre | of = break pig He did. Mrs. Shelley] - waits 
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Weight and Relax that particular part of the club) away there’s a jack-pine that was -—. 6. os true. Howard and Mrs. Shelley, Pontiac residents, pldnned a “moose-, 
Steem Bethe seemed to be doing a land office) loppled by the big wind a. couple We saw some 15 moose, of which| hunting trip into northern Canada a year and a half ago. Plans ma- | 
*. a ‘ nyo and nee Brees. ~ rethagy pra ele. yore: iasiey tie we could have taken six. terialized a week or so ago in a 16-day jaunt that ones the big Also TAIL PIPES and Ferd, Chevrolet, ‘ 
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(FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES) {motive was said to be Guay’s love unloaded from a plane at Mazatlan] 
Gruesome’ murder plots which for another woman and an effort 
killed dozens of innocent air pas-t0 Collect insurance. — - killing three airport attendants. 
' ;  ehuat ; Jose Alfredo del Valle confessed sengers and fliers as well as the’ In the same year on May 7, a . 
intended victims: destroyed planes Philippines Airlines plane filying| he had pvt the bomb in his bag- 
in Canada and the Philippines six between Manila and Daet, explod-igage to kill himseif so that his 
years ago in circumstances much ed and 13 were killed, Three Fili-|relatives could collect insurance, 
like the crash of a United Air pinos were convicted and sen-'But the bag in which it was con- 
Lines plane on which 44 lost their tenced to die in the electric chair cealed missed the plane on which 
lives on Nov. 1. _ 3 lfor planting a bomb loaded wi 
On Sept, 9, 1949, 23 were killed TNT. Pheir purpose was to kill sentenced to 30 years. 
when a Canadian Pacific’ Airline the owner of a motion picture thea-| A. time bomb also_caused the 
plane was downed by a time bomb ter. The motive never was made crash on April 12, 1955 of an Air 
40 miles from Quebec. Three per-/Clear, Appeals of their convictions Inma Constellation in the South 
sons were hanged for the crime: |@re pending in the Philippines Su-\China Sea, killing seven crew 
J, Albert Guay, whose aim was! Preme Court. imembers and 11 Red Chinese dele- 
the murder of his wife, a pas-| On Sept. 24, 1952,.a bomb ex-gates to the African-Asian confer- 
senger; Generaux Ruest, a crip-|ploded in the luggage corppart-\ence at Bandung. Last May 27th 
plied Quebec watchmaker who ment of a plane bound for Oaxaca,|an Indonesian Investigating Com- 
fashioned the bomb, and Mrs, Ar-| Mexico, but the aircraft made an mission announced that a bomb 
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‘Rumored Near: DETROIT 4INS)—A merger of] 
‘the Detroit Bank and the Detroit 
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ORTONVILLE — The Christian 
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  CHICAGO uA firm tone but]. Pru unty. S00 ean pat yar ei = NEW YORK «®—The stock mar- vailed ta ie pre Fea 3. o's'| ket held to a steady course today 
1 2 3.35 ba: wei. Ss agi the meighortoed of is old reo 
. prices were made at or Fg tency, / high. 
shortly after the opening, after Ne, ty he bebe Prices usually Were changed a : Not, 3.00- vino 1, 200-2 96 : which prices tended to sag. They] tal tae to i340. | fractions either way. although some held stove the provinis chee Sli 3038 by, bu:| prices moved between 1, and 2 ae make oe as) 3.00 bu; Mo 1, 2. Sees points, 
while soybeans lagged. (Sa hab "(HE opened on 2.300 shares off 194 at nee se So ct ot Sent ee 25';73:| 66 and then slipped, The company hour unchanged to 4% higher,|bu; cabbage, : 76 bu;| reported earnings for nine months 
December $2.04%; corn Y% to %| Sebbage: sprouts, 50 bu-| equal to $6.24 a share as against higher, oe oats Nee 198-2: mee:| $8.38 a year ago. nged r, Decem . 1.00-1.50 b "8-1.50| General Motors, selling without 
So i soe ele at WPS a cn tw %q higher. November $2.35%, and and| [.##-1,18, sete, be vir’ Ro [| beem the day’s most active issue lard 8 to 13 cents a hundred pounds] 15-90 doz behs. “Parsley root, No 1, 80-| In the past four sessions during , 
lower, November $11.52, 1 oo pers’ Carenne, Novi ae-tas| Which it gained 7% points. —-- : e bu Peppers, Cayesne, He 1. %- a Abr HONEYMOON “NAVY” SAILS AGAIN—Maid ditional feature of a trip to the Falls since the 
Groin Price | Boo-3'00 bd. | otstaen taney, ‘as"fo-4| Among higher stocks were Beth-| of the Mist III slides down the ways at Niagara 1800's. The all-metal craft replaces the two wood- s bag: NO'l, 1.20-1.30 -Pump-|lehem Steel, Chrysler, Goodyear, ; ° 4 Kins, No 4. 100-1 28 bu. Radish es, black Edison, Falls, N. Y., to insure that today’s honeymooners en-hull Maids which burned in drydock last April. 
AGO! “Nor 38 MAF) Opening) N21. 1.50 dos bebs; ipdlshes red, fancy. Copper, Allied Chemical, Texas| Will not miss the boat ride which has been a tra- : 
vos : Mar ...cosee 67% 59 wah, Acorn. ‘Ho i, Koo 26 bu: sauash, eyes spigpniegae a , 2 ; 
ccbsenes S00 MAY cecces: AT. Lee . 00-1.25 bu; er were such is xs SEIT BONS Daly SOT 6%6| Ebene: Mo", 1,60-140, bu.” Tomatoes Hey Meyer nas BE. College to Offer Directors Vote County Deaths 
2 eee 199% Dee .....--. 1.12 * * ‘ mical, Southern iway 
cgonees BBR RRS coc Tb pai: eer ea: eee, tats. | and. Union Pacific Course in Truck | Des ..ecckee LRSM. TUE ...-s000 -bu.. : : Alfred Crouch 
RRS Big Me No 1, 100-190 bu, ‘isle. No 1 New York Stocks (Line Management in sure HOLLY’ — ‘Service — for ~aAltred July vrseeées 135% Dec ........ 11.42 |1.00-1.25 bu.” No 1, 1.25-1,75 ew TO : m J | Crouch J tree 
Mar 12.12..1142 |bu. @orrel, ‘No 1, 1.00-1.25 bu.” Spina : At Touch, 72, James street, Orton- Det sn. -cces 64M No 1, 129-118 bis” Swiss Chard: No Liadmiral . .... 203 Int’ Tel & Tel. 28 year course in motor trans- . ville, will be at 1 p.m, Wednesday 
me ‘ wafirmngea phone poner ons = gies an Redection at jak oy a yt portation management, which plan- from the Bendle Funeral Home, 
News in Brigf © (pete Sia kadax Sat acer eee teens Ei ic: Sheers any wl oe erga meee i a eset tos the aueooicemetery. Mr. Crotch dod Mow 
_ |L85-L73" bus endive, bleached, "No. Alcos...1... 17, Memnecott "...222.4| for administrative and supervisory|@ Share was voted for the 40,000 Cemetery. Mr. Crouch died Mon- , 25-2. Escarole, .25-1.75\am Airline ., 24.2 Kresge, 8S . 29.1 : day. 
Robert Rogers, 50 of 279 Going, |bu: escarole, bleached, No 1, 2-2-278/am Can ...:.. 45 LOF Glass | 84.4/personnel in the industry, will be/outstanding shares of Pontiac State o 4 
pleaded guilty to reckless driving | pit: Iettuce: Butter, No 1, 290-300 bu: A= Sr, ci: SS bee oy L i liopened next fall at the Tri-State|Bank stock yesterday by the evevere miei several nlects 
yesterday and paid a $100 fine plus) lettuce. head, No 1, ‘0k ba tfue. Am M & Pdy.. 24.7 h Aire .: $1.1/College of Engineering and Com-|pank’s board of direct and nephews. 
$25 costs impbsed by West Bloom-|\eaf, ‘No I. 7s-1.00" bu “Romaine, |am Beaters. SF deere iu” 4] terce at Angola; Ind. one delta me J en Mrs. Anna Zink rac gaa! Justice Elmer C. Am News eae 38 Lori re = = be offered as a major in the avi Milo J. Cross ree UTICA—Service for Mrs. Anna ] 
: Am Seating .. 304 Mack Trk ... 31.1/ College's department of commerce, end was an increase of. 15/z7ink, 59, 12345 Clinton River Rd., 
or peur Meanie tn Se oad Gaal Poultry Am Gmieft -.. 404 Martin. G} ... 308/the course will lead to a bachelor cents per share over last year. sterling Township, will be held at 
bail, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. See Am Tob-...-, 1 Merck... 24.4/0f science degree in business ad-) He also pointed out the dividend)19 am. Wednesday from the 
—Adv. IT, (Nov. 14 (AP)—Prices paid neh... 2) une $3.4| ministration. 'was paid on a larger number of schwarzkoff-Milliken Funeral 
+ pound f.0.b, Detroit for No. 1 quality|Armeo Stl ... 49  Monsan Ch .. 46 The move was officially endorsed shares. Home with burial in Uti Ht ve poultry up to 10 @ ee a: Go wb Ncen 4908 h burial in Utica Ceme- 
FE gh A cosas — ee heavy broilers or “tryeras asd pit [Arms Ck... 38 Motor ‘Pa... gea|recently by the National Commit-| In September, the board @p-jtery. Mrs. Zink died early Sunday 
: : oe es 22: caponettes Ais Ibe) 30 (66% Oi Ont Ldne.. 03 Boter Wheel . 293) tee » Anaprsescng of the American aire Se ae mmbe a morning at Henry Ford Hospital, 
YOURE Aveo Mig .... 6 y Cp .., 38 | Pruc Assns. . w increased number Detroit. 
ees ine tea ackepe teat "te milpait.& Ohio. 4 Murray Cp 
rae Bah S Tinie. 2, Mesiies Br .. 3) The. 12-quarter course will in-/® shares from 30,000 to 40,000. Surviving are four daughters, 
Sear S Stockholders pemand. ight hdartet shout, steady on Benguet -o.0s 3 Nat Gash R... 313 _ subjects = omeret baie ~)Mirs:"Nellie Rutkus, Mrs. Alice 
cenene — “ iis g2{]eategories as well as: a com Serv Val Anna Zin 
Appr ove 3-1 Split sane: 5 eden 7, ae R fet Leeds is hensive sronp of eitacts pertain. apa vice Auditors Utica Mrs. Mildred Griske of Me. by ee suai ee “ NY Central a $2 ing exclusively to the motor trans- me t Clemens; six brothers, John and 
NEW YORK @® — Stockholders 3‘ — oe Bri Mig .. we No Am AV..... 67.6 poet field. LANSING # — The staff of the | William of Rhinelander, Wis., Jo- 
of Sears, Roebuck & Co., at a/sie isi asta “fe a ee sac Pn [Be ce tet ee Te esas”? 38 one state Public Service Commission |S€Pb, racippboy Edward of Chi- 
special meeting Monday poate gt hens or |Calumet a sol Owens 1.Gi. ae Williams Sa Dems has recommended a $103,000 rate /“8®. oe 
a split’in the company’s stock on @ fryers. id ‘roosters 146-18 6: (cores Boup | 432 Pec G & Bl... 804 increase in the contract between|Haute, Ind.; three sisters, Mrs. 
Par fabn ieee sah atgert a comes we «PAS A: tlre , the Upper Michigan Power and| Stella ‘Skubal of Milwaukee, Mrs. Stockholders also approved a/2?-23),bea wn 33-35; tom turkeys Cén ry, ---+7 102 Darke De: af Seize the New Ideas Light Co. and the City of Esca- = — and Mrs. Ida Kar- 
change of the par value of the deena _ Cantal Airl .. 39.5 co! Bee naba. : y; h of Rhinelander, Wis.; 
Cp ... 8. ; ' 5 
stock from no par to a par valte| _ogrmore MEP 426" age. ton Stes Trac: BY Pleat g' =< al, DETROIT (AP) — Gov. G. Men-|, In & report Presented at a earn! lou Eranishlisen of $3 a share an increase in| ett. es cases included, federal-state|Ches & Obio.. 35.2 prelps D ..--- $inen Williams says the difference|IM& yesterday, staff auditors rec- Mrs. Virginia Baker 
the total authorized shares from Whitee Orato A jumbo s-04 weighted phones A _ $4 Philip Mor. ';; 44.6/ between Republicans and Demo- ommended a rate of 1.243 cents per| LAK Serv 
274 million to 100 million, average $7 ‘a, large $ ‘Ss ramaif 31 Climax Mo". us tow] Milis.. us crats is that Republicans "‘cling to kilowatt hour, against 8.85 cents E ORION — ice, for 
——— of record Nov. 23 wid avg Sa wet Se 31-34 wial Sone Bole 138 Pit ute ot the old things,” and Democrats, |Per kilowatt hour paid by the city og Nec ogee Baker, 53, 
” Head “3, in the split. bree ores A jumbo 60, ree |G0t = 4 - $1 Pullman viseee 364/“Seize the new.” in 1954. 33% S. Brosdway, will be held at 
rs of 20,639,135 shares voted| 49-54 wid » um 38-43 via one Sen ee a Ee 313 * * « This would give the company a|!! &.m. Wednesday from Allen's 
Methonped of the split with 19,521 e yn 3tigrs x rah we avs Soa "pais 3 . 8 ait at “Because of this difference,” |fair return of seven per cent on its — Home with burial to follow 
geen anes 72,955,000 shares aie ae Cont Can .... 9 rey Met’... $0.¢Williams told the Wayne County|investment, staff members said. Sire. Beka died sectedee eee 
ot ‘enenon aac wl be outta | th WA eta S-dhMeall "Srey, sO Repeeegy Saal pemerrati, Busines ‘and Pros | 2errean, anid’ the’ stats report|iM& at her home, : 2 arn Curtiss Wr .:) 28 Safeway Bt... 49.6 mmiteee yesterday, “the Chairman, sa staff's report ‘ ae : 
a pga = prema v( Se ee ee a} t Rex fap... 411/P0le of business leadership in to-|would be studied and acted upon Rive ts curvived by 0 sister, Mrs. 
distribute the additional ghares on|” saree —< firm. Price: sy Moe a | | RR. ae jmorrow's world will belong more by the commission in ‘a few) Wosy i el desl! bo 
< wort 1 to 3 cents higher. | Demand ccttve ind Dow Chem :.. $1 Shell Msssse * to the Democrats than to Republi-/weeks.” rin William J. Seegmiller of 
: i ren Se eee Bs IS “Time has got to run in our! Astronomers Grou es 
Earl Dr ist Di ov. 14 TAP) Peta > 4 oie. “i sta Git Cait us favor,"", Williams said. “If it . 2 P MILFORD — Service for Ronald 
y ugg ies rivals 331 snd 331 om track: total U8. peer Bad .... 3 oes ou iad. 9 {|doesn't, America is going to go to View Projector Colwell, 16, 1876 Canal Rd., will be 
, , Saunet wer aed oulcy Tstkepits [tae Mer”... $22 $t4,08 Oule.: 13 /down hill, and down hill fast." | tgembers ‘of the Pontiac-North-|ncheel's Church with tania ‘to Monday in Hospital moserate. o nd Abd market em .. Be Stud Pack 302 e ae west Detroit Ast A el ichael's Church with burial to 
Russets 3.65-5.90; utilities 240-248; Min-|Oen Bak --.. 9.6 Suther Pap... @ -_* 310 Democratic bus: "et De witness a full demcnstra-|"U0w in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Re- ROCHESTER — Bert E. N ‘leaded aad tiacs 2. = = -- oi Suit & Co... aajness “and professional people st-liian of the “Spitz project at g/citation of the rosary will be. at 
316 West Fifth St., died last night —— Gen Pas <:.:. 98 Temas co...-.tieg| ended the meeting. It was the}, mm ‘Thursday in the new Robert|*:> Pm. Wednesday from Donel- nS Pte gy se tag Ae a ater i Livestoch oe tee .. 8 wes 0 Bu... zi1|second meeting of its “kind. The | MicMath Planetarium, at the C son-Johns Funeral Home, Pontiac. 
brief ill Hospi Gon Tire .... O14 or, Sar’. $03/4irst was held Nov. 8 in Lansing. brook Institute of Sci Survivors include his mother 
on nan. . A ig Ah tg so SP | Ee 3 The is able to display| “Ts. Jesse Floyd; his father, 
a - Rochester's early: drug-|anie 100. | ito early. sales, receipts Comrieh «DA Pwent Gen... Fr} M . Less ages o pod dome | George Colwell; four sisters, Crys- gist, Mr..Norton came to the town) , coe available — renee Geb’ ioe Se Carbice «0S other P 101 fo Fight 7 _ tal and Gayle of Peoria, Ill, Mrs. | 
. as a child. He retired from the drug/by about 300 head carried | rom Menéeg Gt No Ry ... 423 Unit Air Lin.. 382 Ay : cefling of the planetarium, as Otis Craig of Pontiac and Deanna 
business in 1928 and took charge |™os"”, cutter to, good sie ine ‘aaa | Srernonnd “2S Unit -Aire....” 62.6 ° many as are visible on a clear = 
of. sales tax division for eight/stesdy but very Hite cary trading ew Gulf Ol ... 842 Gas Cp... 32 or | emen mee. and Jerome of Peoria Ill. and 
counties under Governor Fitz-|{j ieee-23.00 ce] some cetisty cows a ro-ie. oe. Homesth a AH vs FE 9 bb gn epee ait Sproat Richard of Otsego. , 
gerald. He was manager of the|few, stles canners and cutters 156° | Rooker Bi... 304 Us Stedl..... se1} DETROIT  — Attorneys repre- a ol a = 
. Tl Cent ..... 6.4 z - first Michigan Bell Telephone of-|tmait “lot’ choice S00 Tb stock steers 2 US Tod..-;. 188) senting a 101-year-old Detroit wom-|Public planetarium in Michigan AMENDMENTS 
fice in Rochester. le 180. Market. opening) In ~ ye BR — Tete Pee: seeking a share in the three Pana ot Oskignd, state et Michigan, Bs an 
Se. Werte was 0 he eee Steady on very Wimed early sup-ltmt Bus Mehi 400% Wilson & Go.. 12.1|Million dollar estate of her daugh-/Men’s Club to: Gather the 
ber of BOE, 810, a life member |eneice and. prime deassiow feelin Nick <3 Yale Toe, Ol crastene ty’ the ee | The Men's" Chabl  aeome ore Tee. We ales viduals up to 27.00; primelint Paper |.-1142 oa case. ROCHESTER— 8“ Clubloctratier Park District.” of Rochester tes <songoden-e ashamed Tree bia0: some atiity, and commercial] * *« *® : of St. Philip's Episcopal Church § Revels Sark “and 
Rochester chapter. 11.00-17.00 SS lien ‘Set en. i Milton Selander, attorney for| Will have its annual meeting at/motor Courts.” — —— ‘wife, Margaret; | hea" Figures after écnaal panne are elghtns Mrs. Wilhelmina Van Etten, told|$ p.m Thursday. Purpose of the) $447 new Section Wo. 14 ernie 
one uncle and several cousins. _— Baléuts Ruther ay Nooa|Probate Judge James H. Sexton! meeting is to elect the 1956 offi-| 14.1 In « district designed as “Trailer 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |Gerity-Baiehigan® °:.-. 24 "3 |his client would take the legallcers. There will be presentation puro eof operation el iy, be weed fu coach 
day from Pixley Funeral Home, | a:jc'hoss 94,000. slow ts ; 100, te instances Masse Berewe 27 = 33/fight to New York courts. of workshop for the “Every Mem- Pa defined and regulated by 
Rochester, with burial following| 25 lower inan Friday on butchers: 2 74 $4] The estate was left by Mrs. Ag-| ber Canvass.” aa yg ag We EE. att in Mt. Avon Cemetery. the receipts gel : : pts largest | Wa: = oy a i iy nes Barringere who died six Sea form tothe following tequirements. | 
a Ee iose; butchers under #10| No sale: bid and ‘asked. | months , : (a) No Tratier Coach. Park shall be 
(A@vertisement) scarce os No 1 grade extremely tees ago in New York at the Slate Christmas Party located on ite site 0 that it shall have 
: freety ek Med ant ie aio-a0 “STOCK AVERAGES age of 69, Mrs. Van Etten was ig- $98) feet, a aide yard oi tas than tan . sh det, around ate YORK, Pres, 15.—(Compiled by|nored in her daughter's will. METAMORA — Mr. and Mrs.|/10) feet and rear yard of less than 
ee coer case nt oe Truman Denby and Stephen Knob-|Qt'ite aha Siar A aiSbedtataats few hund comparable Indust Rails gt Stocks Selander and the National Bank lock will be hosts for the annual|‘>) Pilot plan for proposed Tratier) 
oa “ BP Re 25-8 1372 731 1798/of Detroit were named general|Metamora Farm Group Christmmas|ferr than ten 110! clear’ feet, beteeen 50 ; BO cones DEG. 4 a : | 410) e 
bulk, uk HG 2 and. 3s 330-390 RP 00; |Month age NUBSS Gh es eet guardians to represent Mrs. Van| party, which will be held Wednes-|¢*c “traver Nesp ast tapartencena at or 
See ee Oe wveelte ante cute Wit 84 184] Etten’s interests in the case. She|day, Dec. 14 at the Masonic Hall. |space, ““°*" ‘DA! screech upon this 400; steers and heifers very uneven,|1955 Low ......203.1 1149 67. ' ' . : , 
beeen Se aceeesls sR ENS wince ae dae pone n Raetaraies Sets ee tate jos wpore “than 22,,an4, some ne steady; alate 4 ae cence = parensmess ood, utinties. pers us soe, 
vealers and sechers and fasmere aed wines oy shee botnet the a sles 
By a Wall Street Journal =<) 2 i ie ex uorie Red Leader Waits Sin onion ei Sou Subscriber bulk c! = pag steers ces nd ‘a yf (Oh) feet lot, rane. 
a oad 900, ‘th heifers. 21.78: Hi h Ci R li ments shall not be counted as a part of 
During the pat 12 month my in| ta mere ey, aes ourt Kuting stgeae ce rate ru, Sel $2,000 — thanks largely to things vag AE ) vealers 8.00-18.00: a WASHINGTON @®—The that conforms with the requirements of 
Piao send in The Wall Stces [nr Wat sendee teak sees “Wie iCeart tellay tubes wp the ents of availabe foreach. vatier. space "a. 3 
Journal. I hear people around me- Biases sheep ; slow; sleughter|Communist Leader Steve Nelson to} wea A land use permit shall ve grant. 
complaining about this and that, |lembs unevenly sons lower than late\decide whether enf ed the applicant upon the furnishing 
P ec weeks ‘ahsep matany sieney: enforcement of f pla 4 ifteati 
But not me. I never had it so good! prime, t ‘good sees | state sedition laws is barred by the compnance with the above "sequreunentt 
The Journal not only helps me | jambs Tip down 1290-18 18: cul federal Smi nd payment of a fee of twenty-five 
earn mane ‘they habe te good 10.00-1600; good to ith Act. ($28.00) dollars. | Such land use permite _ ps choice lambs any No >. * shall be revocable for non 
me how to get more value for the wi, see and ~ Bo vag Oral arguments were to supple- with the space requirements ot this 
money I spend. For oS ig cull to chotee shorn ‘eves 3.80:8.80. ment those set forth in written mits shail’ be valid for a. period of 
in prripdeaey ine aed sy red Pea briefs filed in advance with the am Change Lot No. 1 and South % lot 
tide: on buildin supplies gave Flint Druggist Stops ges n of the from Commercial 1 to Trailer Park Dis- 
me ie oo eee ne oe Bleeding Pil Communist Party of Western Pen. Bp gps . | Ld eor- 
Articles on taxes guide me on what g l es sylvania, was convicted in a state Ral en A erase teres oe tee 
to do to keep my taxes down. 5 Years Ago—Ne Trouble Since court. in Pittsburgh on charges of nee Easterly 545.20 feet, thence 
This story is t ical. The Jour- oes ee od feet, thence Westerly to 
nal is a wonderful aid to salaried a District t to Tratier Park pistrict 1 
men making $7,000 to $20,000 a | suppaitoie wud iinet The shove Tutate amendments are 
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President of University 
Urges Schools to Ease 
Enrollment Problems © 
EAST LANSING (®—Two speak- 
ers told the Association of ‘Land 
Grant Colleges and Universities to- 
day that higher ‘educatién must 
increase the productivity of its 
staff and plants if itis to keep up 
with mounting eureliments. * * 
Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, presi- 
dent of Rutgers University and of 
the association, said that college 
enrollments will be doubled — by 
1960 or 1970 on the basis of popula- 
tion ‘increases and a growing de- 
sire of Americans to go to college. 
Educators must be inventive in 
devising labor-saving methods for 
teachers, Dr. Jones said. 
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. ‘graduate, professional, trade 
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jthief who broke into police Capt. Poland Discloses 
With Yugoslavia _ VIENNA, Austria @—Poland an- 
nounced today a trade agreement 
part of a new Russian play to in- 
duce Marshal Tito back into the 
Soviet economic sphere. : 
Under the agreement, Poland offering Marshal Tito credits at 
installations for food factories, 
mines and railway car plants. 
SIMILARITY SEEN 
Western diplomatic observers in 
Vienna saw in the agreement a 
similarity with Czechoslovakia’s 
arms deal with Egypt and Rus- 
sia's offer to provide India with 
industrial plants. 
(In Belgrade, Associated Press 
Correspondent, Boris Boskovic re- 
ported the deal wag not likely to 
impress the Yugoslavs much, nor 
re-establish the close economic 
ties which existed between Mar- 
shal Tito and the East before 
1948). « * * 
Radio Warsaw said the goods 
exchange in 1956 would total 28) 
million dollars. Poland will de- 
and machinery while Yugoslavia 
will export lead, zinc, pyrites, tim- 
ber, cellulose, cast steel, tobacco! 
Barracks of Michigan 
Meeting Tomorrow 
A meeting of the World War I Barracks 
at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Vet- 
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the spokesman said. The meeting 
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persons. 
  
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  Police Follow Big Chase 
    Judge Orders School 
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          because their William Binder’s home: You'd bet-|...- : man sent two youths to the Boysierty taxes from corporations the Jordan Foreign Ministry and on commercial zoned land and/ter find a good hiding place. The| moueed Plans today to build */for Three Fleeing Youths | vocational School at Lansing yes-|manutacturing parts for the na-|"4,comy Circuit Judge Georgeir cis Office for pestly on residential $20 you took belonged to the Kem} Swe rpg an COLDWATER, Mich w®—Three of! terday. tion's defense program. Eccles admitted Nov. 1 to negli-| Under the agreement, pilgrims 
Cig pope Mpeg a Peace Officers Assn, heading plant uM-'19 youths who fled from the Cold-| The two, one 16 and one 15,| The ruling was based on a suit|gent homicide in a traffic can stay three days. 
1908. ted Chey have. the right to| Almost $100 million a year ts| The plant, scheduled for comple-|"Me? State Home and Training! "owe Ganreed ill Geese eatS ‘endfor the Air Forces which soaght| | = Fermingum =| tee Dec, 24, Orthodex Eastern contioue their operation as a. non-|being spent in the United States tion“by mid-1947, will employ some|School last night led police of tol them q dime. Both ninth graders,|refund of a personal property tax! Seventy out of every 100 people|Rite Christians Jan. 6 and fol gwen ‘© hearing date|for the purpose of building or im-|3,000 workers. states on a merry chase before the two already were on. probation |of $67,714 paid to Detroit and $12,-|in India earn their living from |lowers ‘of the Armenian rite Jan 
f proving churches. | S. W. Ostrander, Ford vice presi-|they were captured. Hor other offenses. 572 paid Wayne County in 1952. |agriculture. 18. 
Death Notices Flowers 3| Help Wanted Male 6| | Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7 
DUNSTAN’S CAB DRIVERS. STEADY DAY|CLEANER AND i ROOM ’ ' jan 
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pcr, Mich” ape ts; | -Lumerel Directors. 4| cig wane WaRTED— | _ bere. nechener Full Time Welders | PRODUCTION —_|__SetreNinteenizal grocers ee | Bestne tings “<2: a8|7 NEEDED. cot Winn 3. ence’ | py Alt 4MBULANCE ORQUND CREPENTERS | at ban time: Geet working tao | eet'eppy ne "Sime ee Set cee uet, nace ouany te | Reverie OWEST "| _ IMMEDIATELY ‘ed se Sg ? och: Game: sea Rxechems onvertunity. | SUNDEEN MFG. CO. ‘ complete ; , Beauticians We have the elien 
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ry. Kingsley.| xirkby Puneral Home PE ¢1882 ecieest pe aEEN ou | LeleBentiberven cepsrimest| Reweay, Ate wach Sa0 ing. end production took. Apoly | "aleg spereone vatxioun to. Tears 
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NED FOR FUNERALS” | son. Sunoco Station, r Bivd. shop ont con-|GAS BTATION ATTENDANT. DIV N eo eR oe CPINESGRIPPIN CHAPEL |— ‘24. Mepie, Sirmingbem.” | act esgressive’ embiions Must be experienced. Good par. IVISIO} THE FOLLOWING QUALITIOA 
: sep ld; Beloved ion Of George a\' Thoughtful Service___TE 204) Good lan yenriy bonus toed live-wire salesman’ Apply 900 Baldwin Ave. TIONS: TO SELL ADVERTISING 
sce beter ot Avera, Jereme| VOOTMECS-Viple DESIGNERS. } LS A Service, 121 M- Muster 4, Bir FOR THE MICHIGAN BELL 
a ee FUNERAL HOME (Needed) Sarre SARTED pou | BEE WATOFORSTOCRROG| © rw cETTERS sins: ome oe ine ce Fae eee as Som ere be = ee sa | "SRR weet eet Gee] BRaccmn aut Flite aime | ato PAGES: AOE, % TO #, MOH in Mt. Sie? : a 
fae, see ais om. Monuments 4A Body Fixtures BY. sthsonainbenian Ee eee — SALES covinanals MUST 
Funeral Home. § Deueoohes) BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Welding Dies trailer, open top or van. it] eee See 
Stage, NOV. i toms Pam W_|meten's G"'Geete Ee ence |, Assountion sei See Spur rraner| IQnition Man | Seer stem: Sed | nave avro, we rar aauanr age 34: deivved| 369 Gatland ave. PEg4e) " 58 Hrs. Min. Bird, Sect. Feotine, Mauchigns. PR) SoD er dome beens oot fresi| si iernenty she | * (COMMMMONS. APPLE 
ae Sees Hst|__Cemetery Lots 8) Interviews ti 8pm. , . Stent ase ary pos eons | —FEEATESTATE— | ORe™ Roms watpnon Bo _ funeral * eons: gp AAR cameras ght. te - company io- a " CL 8:30 AM. TO > P.M 
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irs retane a Viceinin P| Chapel: cemetery los, Lincole- LOCKHART-WRIGHT | “man Must hove cat. Permanea ‘gg AA STPESIERCED at Me. ngineering _ ENGINEERING SERVICE work. Toot giving ©. experience, worker, required 
Tena | 9 oe 1965 8. Telegraph FE 2.3296 BLOOMFIELD on. ound to Pontes} fer experience in general | tn- 
vit “ve'ks|) ‘BOX REPLIES Service Co, |; ax wire asu-| FASHION SHOP | a®R¥ICE gfATION (A MEN TRAVEL| meme wim ssmpiete group tovak 4%) | ee 1695 12 Mile Rd. | 4 Sort"hoety Calne Gunners | 108.8 TELBORAP RD. | teneay and’ ight mechutice OUNG MEN, TRAVEL| gace, sie, leave end racation 
eating. 10-| i 96, 27, 28, 30, 31, 38, 44, goa hag ina wegemmcmes nS chard_Lake. poted By ye 8 ey | : ‘ Berkley, Mich. , : with manager, guaran- ; ‘ ‘ a 
Sentecn Peneel| | 0 Oh Ohh). D $d ‘Teletins mate (°"weSSy | —parmaoes iat time povton for| Serines ables enka pee ag Di 97, 100, 104, 107, 116, esigqners : @ position for) Serience Decsasary. Work NS delivering’ or. ‘collect. | WANT 
Arthur. 2441 Mt. Clemens te Ut te. Me : MEN cuperionce, "Orowing eccoust vs wately Ser Mr” Misner, Metel| SF a Brenig se ot car. Call! Sty One PE supewer 
$4: ejored, | busband sot atte : ° . Detailers cena te hai ened commission basis, All employes |  Pontisc, 11-2 Thurs, only EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER WANTED: GIRL TO DO GENERAL 
Unie aga °Wilard™*Gume"ine| Help Wanted Male 6| Die and Tool PONTIAC PLY runionnet OTTICE | "Help Wanted Female 7) —S Ses tus Mi seem. | [fete ‘ge tome aha FE Bianguart: Gear Seether a ce Woe, suman neeee Ce nner cs peactee,.tet| Employment Service 154_N. SAGINAW AMBITIOUS WOMEN EARN $is sEN RAL OFFICE adhere er 
Ohme, “Mrs. Ings pc b pg Walled Room Foreman Pp Pe ed FE ¢2551 TO Weekly handling beautiful sterling TYPIST ting, Tuesday thru Saturday, with Mrs, kmms Oilmer. Completed ar- MA 42141. remier NATIONAL FOOD CON fas| ‘Sining wall’ and a9 Bavarian china, Leads; We have an opening in our Re. own transportation. $18 per week. 
OF the Pursios Penni" caleg bet. Pull ot part me. warn aes Bie Ce ee 1 1 % ale © > Meeibiy ae on 
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card of Thanks 1 : He gihy Experienced. For pro- | 1210 14 ue g. Clawson, Mich Sinuina 
EES SoS) Berek atte Sewer mmc | Serene se ena oe many sympelhy cards sent dung) Ap8y” 66, Warne, Bt. ;| turing pressed metal, | _jf,rafe Suet Ait Bervice, Keene Juice Lote” of room “tn. 
cial age to Dee ih He ermanent emt stampings and assem- | San WASHERS, WHITE OR COL-| f-> of the ‘churn asa} ACCOUNT ADJUSTER | bilies,- for automotive eee: ,_010_H,_Mate, ater. WHY WAIT! Mate “many Rindnesses, Mrs] fest iin’, bate and related indus: R OPERATOR $250 A 200 wire An 
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seed week _Ast_for_Mr.. Hummel : HONE CANVAS.| girl’ Live in Call Of 246%6 
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Eas eee aa reer ee| ERNIE | em vee | VARIETY JOR 170 | tates 3 : and willingness to work . lo t vi < . ~ ous! RTO ¢ : 
. Hotel, Wesnesaay or wagon bizai ~ aes Roars . den Pontine Btate Seat Mies. who's ti Tee x ; 
7 : from "3 to 5 or 7 to 9 p.m. CARPENTERS,» ONLY UNION OPERATORS * 
and Ger _.|ARC WELDERS. SRP ERIENCED. . , 
Ge Putas "boty canta | asec, ‘tacDecksl font ‘Mis Oo. cx or FE 281 Auto. Screw. Machine te ener "Loca fan ©. Holly, le. De signers Drill Press 
ge ee ee gle ae moans en ie iG) Stoun aie ee ewe -| Detailers *| INSPECTOR Toe Beatracs| Brake Man a AE deeaiolend gio Ee Fiagted at conte an pan Eases Checkers ag Dantels a ca. - || Cass o 
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KL Templeton, Realtor | Sees“ coals. aaa ea. | FOR, Gnas eran owe sset soon a a |GEO. MARBLE, Realtor Wanted Real Estate 32A| > ROOM APT —par.| BPS $28 T*Saecss ges bests | — ent Wanted Real Estate 32A|* 2°meass, Ye tae = Shc gare, sis, ef mete: | For Rent Miscellaneous 42|" PHONE OR 3-1268 CASH 48 HOURS net. to bus. Adults Day Mt. Clemens. or. GL 3% Down. 3 BEDROOM 
FOR YOUR HOME |  Sieso sad autet. aot W. FURN. 7 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT BEDROOM _ ONE WAY ranch homes, full basement Cor   
  
  
    
      
    
  JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | “= 200 ster 8:30. 200m 3 PEDRO M 
Bomar A ee Cate 3 a anes Heese | 7 Meme Be Be. | Sem ed tam ch era mt ae i sad N Fisher . 
“TRADES TRADES | sae wt Pee gers Eee Ma) See ee ease, oe , dn. s hramere, Pe esas, Se rho Fig Completely furn. iM RIGHT, Realtor © opportunities. rome aera ey TI f preferred s . Aveall- ‘ Oakland Ave. PE 60441 
a A ell Sone | eS SOS SPER | SS AL me See     LJ . : a 
for incomes. We do our ulmost | > R5oMs & BA pare, etm. adults . per month. ie ' on 
to satisfy all concerned. . employed i Pe ere a ae «U. 
Be Sites etor ei g | 5 Sten wnegrypoRNIRNES "gi einane, Porusee Yeas eae oa HT mre eam Johnso! } 
  opinion in regard ° onth; ex utilities, Cn bility of | you Adults only, Call after 6, 29 N. per m * adult ersity 6 en to 
i we are evtablisking« Ee * esheets } wae sa 5 z p.m. 4 
  
  
— nner ne rior : 40300. l- ribes this cute 4% room 
Sig Have GU acaPies WOTERS | 7 ROOME, PARTLY PURRIONED: |? sure’ aoe ea | Th MRS situate ants Be Ei aa ‘Sat 'o Class C Bar, 18 8. Merrimac. FE 5-0721. WILLIAM OG. : 103 8 frontage. House near 
ROT KNAUF, Realtor |staaityahtieg romans |" ESE Sem | Geen oe Por mt | Seen aa lend | as Ww. Moron Px $440 On e300 | pa only. _per mosth. EM 3310. | «OS. rive     
  
  
    
    
              
      
                
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
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baste EST. 7 ROOMS, SEMIN aad PORTSMEN BUY OR SELL | « noous ANd BATH, PRIVATE | _ Walden ne Lire CEORESMEN us| 2 reg bom eae Slory wih 
y or ® for you and erence. beth Lake a ont ee ¥. aT fa Dav. 
odors .” th. he : thew od to get it the | { ROOMS, PVT, BATH AND EN- Rete at | Sek tactuded. "Tals she ts beau ron as 4 trance. Located vd. | 4 ROOMS AN tifully and shaded THE FAMILY 
#35. “Kotak | WANTED” BIDE TO WILLMAN. ete  sieaiien iE. Shettiels. "PE $2402 after | Oven.» aves a large trees overlooking laxe. Cali| {, “agrogms, full basement. close 
i Gan tip crve Pe boms | PR Suet _—__—__ FF Room Pigg FORMED OR | rep ARM Persea | OPER LONG LAKE | _ some «| Wd. Con Mt : $s MOMES Pocne FE | ROOMS 6 BATH DUPLEX. , THWEST. : 
oe ee a eI see cet Saat $| Saar women | Dari ee om FRONTAGE pol ton ae erat & 
r aeaet services; cn {er GUIK Der) children welcome, PE 54000. | * aa, ROSSHIRE e. TERRACE “|, Lovely Ditevel brick ranch home. | tat brand mew fost. meve in ame WE PONTIAC REALTY | GLEAN 3 ROOMS FILED BATH | ,-“°™¥L, Steerer’. PE S| dining room, pansied it everiact for 91.500 down. 
NEED amt Baldwin Fiz saams|  Parly furnished. On inns. 2 24s |* ron 209 8. Marshall” _° | IDG ender, warm Teapeseee Ledge | ae 
| _ok. S867 Pontiac Lake Rd. | ROOMS AND BATH IN VIOWTTT | Biren hitcheo cabinet ‘See FOR RENT 2 ) DUPL. ~ an eae Call — . Priced ye oes Be th oe 
50 Mahan Has ones in Cows, sas, Tem, cuaseen wel $e Sen sher 6. Mrs. 4 oa . rage. oe eegrant 
LAND © Fes Sean a Le Ge Soca | PURE. APE. SH OAELAND! cscs cee 0 seme ond tam heme SY] \ TAN ee ge 
oy Jour, lsting and will certainly | su RN APT. J CLEAN ROOMS. | ment Located near Nochester on , ae CONTRACTS See ok Ai; | Heat, gas, inlaid tile. | Diack top road. miles . 
. ; Botate “dealings in Poatine a- Te 2. suis. 3| moe nee se REALTORS OFFICE OPEN 0-4 
tha’ will be satis- “ . : Swe. 
AWAY te as tt ae wr to | On sive. * | MODERN 3 7) Cooperative, Real Estate Exctange, A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
  SEAR POM “F & | _per_month. PE §-6003. : 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
prt. bath and entrance Por one / QXBOW LAKEFRONT |  $6,950—$1,450 Down FE 4-2533   
  
       : i : To =To Sell-To Trade . : brag 30 Peg 99 MONTH) | YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT | ¢- ° ii tog fom. ones ae - = her per oft" Oni = taree = exuvae CARE < 
with J y- cach aes, trance see ce places. Off heat. aed “per. mo.| room, eh — ena 3 Kay aed oe Facing Take. = 
Secty it. Give use -| om annual lease, es re-| piece bath down. 2 large bed-| room breakfast nook ana’ fire \ AY, Pree atimatte, , MBREE & GREGG fous we Beconient, of furnace | place, FE 2-8405. ag 
“ Nicholie & Harger Co. 1588 Union Lake mince” cutie MEAL Rotave. Fe 4-4 en. a a BEDROOM 
  
Ww. ; L ; : Inciuding automatic and Buyers for land contracts, All_modern, FE 5-8704 after 6. hot water, oak ‘floor large and smal, DEW of seasoned. Boge dean oa Parva Bs OxF, ¢,, ROOM HOUSE. GAs wood kitchen. cabjocis Taree 
 oCipas ae } || view. Br, ake Orion. WEbster bio “ot “Pontiac "s rahe SCHRAM 8M, , VERY | 4.4543, of oT. hi schogl, also many, out. 
5-0471 LEED, adh, | LAKE DR. $11,200 = Ful price. 3 bedrooms | from io. DIRECTIONS: From anaes biks, Av on one floor walls and ———- Pontiac, drive out N. 
: . erry St, to Madison Ave. Turn For Rent Rooms 37 Seeded 8 ones ite. Lat us chow left at open sign to model at 173 Madison. i 
PEARL BUILDING CO, 
FE 5-7923   
    Moving. 
  
    
  
    
  Storm -| 4, 2 & 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVI- om aa 
wt Trucks to Rent | Helse: 2 & Pare, Caretaker tn | "Goeq”sandy” Seach. ‘Summer sot Ds ‘di é it Bus vestigate a 
ve set ne sual te Hae ete tae| teers CH Care| Sa be™ Sa as al ie 3 On Pontiac Farm and Babysitters .| Keeping room for lady. O47 W.| S00 cn ta, Basie, Lovey Sane 
x 4 WE HAVE ¢ a : floors, and plastered . Fire- 
LLOYD MONROE Industrial Tractor Co. nae $200,000.00 Pe 3-676. se hk: sine Bates pantise 20230 Ber 
; FE a Sir seasond land ‘contracts ae nuns =aewnven, call FE oan Bariness.© Pot ull 
yg ‘FoR bon Manan. Parke. : é : DOWN Lov aEan @ wen | OES "Sielgee: Wen st Fo Buy< te Sel=Te eure ‘ A | two en. 42 Matthews, FE a A ~ 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | _2-4ie0. SOLORED: 3 ROOMS FOR RENT. | $2,509 DOWN ~ Brick and frame, 
Bre | rete anak: Paros | She, Bo me me her a e| "errs bash Tore Teved irk ©O., REALTORS : 5/7152. L. H. BROWN, Realtor UY OR i Mi LAKE 
tp a pe Ng I yd eee AM Po. Ponting EM 33311 & garene. Fick. “Avaliable in ee one 
    
  
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WEARE NOTA || Exfesgkaeetestt|, —or Not'Sold cas 
MICHIGAN CREDIT Edw. M, Stout, Realtor’ Hes"SecaleoPABaus't boca wed 
COUNSELLORS, |"™ Siaracmarade | “UAE TTT w orem cnet, Gall | ee eee | 
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  ‘Charles $1,000 ba A good brick joe with oak floors, 
‘ windows, and oil furnace 
= — = = it on such 
“be inarily. Yo 
should en ene om this without de- 
lay, $8,500 total price and weil 
vom it! 
ID LOOKING. Bolid- 
'N, Yes, We mean 
ho. “ x26 ft.) In fact this| 
3 bedroom brick with basement, | 
+s big all over, on a 
Sylvan Lake area. 
mediate possession $18,750. Im- 
1982 No, not a future) 
date, thik is ihe, down payment 
3 bedroom brick | 
rancher, In tes AD. this staunch, 
yes home will no doubt still be! 
  nae A fine palee to live. Total! 
D ,15, a sacrifice price. 
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor’ , 
- FE 4.0521 | IT1T. 8. Telegraph: Eves. & Sun 
Co-operative Real Estate Eeenes   
  le 
paint this to si pot peoadicley $11,700 
INDER BLOCK. 
ba 
    c %, sunporch im knotty 
6243 Camelot Rd. Call OR Perma to suit, OR 3-7014 or FE 
ty built hota ry room, breeseway _* 
eae: garage home. $12,000, close 6 
  
First Offering 
100 ft. lot. New Brick Ranch 
‘CHEROKEE HILLS Distinctly ———s custom 
constructed, this 3 bedroom 
nearing completion provides 
sae Ble ea 
1) 22 x 13 
Sring dining — bas fire- 
place and window-wall with 
a tee! Large, ight Higgs 20 
w ining space, 
baths, ampie wardrobe clos- 
= and storage, attached 
overt-size 2 car garage. 
Here's a home = es 
as it's quiet | ae Saag tate Me So meee _._ For Sale Houses 43 
~ PLORIDA HOME >   
LOVELAND 6-166   
$500 DOWN sor New 3 bedroom — base. 
‘& HOME, SUR- eae Al Interior Gene * Jocation. large tot. OR 3- 4 erator lectric ; 
Southeast Section 
0 w Pike   
_Fe sams none or a dette 
WHITE 
BROS.. USED HOMES BE CLOSE TO WORK Near Fisner Body. A nice 2 bed- 
  
  
  
  
  
  | cation among “omer "good oom brick home, Big - kitchen. 2 . 
SHELL HOUSE homes! Large living room. bath. - zi 
On your free and clear lot At)... sir pIpn pel Also utility Lane oes Gee | “Excuse me! Thought you were my husband!” 
. t a pian ee rit ai toree bath ment actilc pes en oil fur- th - 
hoose rom. 503 Community Nat'l. Bank Bidg. Storms and Electrie dry- ay 
NICHOLIE & HL ARGE REE att Eves. PE $1303| Sy "olaing stairway to a te ary. __For Sale Houses 43 For _For Sale | Houses 43 
33. W. Huron oa | Ind d T stilkage peel i. ay = | ana , ™~ ~ ~ ndependence Twp. s Seti oe | Ha thls nice 5 room 3 réroom cate altgtlated. oe sdtse“ens| INCOME PROPERTY ~ WILLIAMS 
K NI IDS! ‘NI laxlé kit ft C3 2 POR PRICE OF ONE ; ees, — i. 1%. = Cor ga- 
4 garden. soil Located ‘oa paved RANCH HOME ce Geel oak toon oe $9,450 Silwer Lake road, This home needs some in- : bedrooms. breezeway, garage. . ‘ foe Awe garage. Also a 5 room 3 bedroom ay ty: —_ 
one 2 pete. home S| eee. ‘Also. 8x10 chicken - coop. aud Near Drayton: Pisin y eset) Ce ee a -- e tring oom wate. onl . rat, . : no! 4 o 
. ~ walls and gam wood trun Ful| Priced to sell tor $7,000 cash poll from aiaee.  C Convenient | ine) rties, heat, siete” water _ heater. 
Basement, Sea garage) anarsuaye- storms se 3 
You wi wae thie ee Vatkins-Pontiac Estates WEST SIDE. BRICK [rats old, in ‘excellent condition 
bast ntepince, 613 000. eee, ee ae THIS IS IT! Substantial brick income on near| with, Tee peiveloges, "Gety O4.008 knoe hea 4 est side. Returning per | 
Auburn Manor modern “Kitchen, Bui vind the wall eokng for hat house ent, Featuring ‘fall basement HOLMES wer. Oak floors. Plaste é io y - 
Ranch | jyde home, vith full walls. Electric hot water heater. yours, because this is és far | nd stoker heat. Pull price $12,- 
Built 1949. Rec: ra... com> oo pete de heat oy car at | as you'll mare te look. mA 500, terms to riit BARTRAM 
ood amen Scene ine = s ¥ lovely lot, sexist. ion ‘ one—that’s right—4 bedrms., 3 FAMILY FRAME aan = 
$e al € ie wy. 
Jot sind Tote of shrubbery. Giad-|. ¢2 Pe eee nich hat one ot | Located on the north side of town OR 31990. 
Drayton Plains the nicest Iedgerock fireplaces | pes ea cone ares: 4 = Eves. OR 3-9006 cio ha , > 7 a al hd = we've seen Bs 
WM. H. KNUDSEN See this ¢\ room 1 story 3, bed-| goad and the location is only. © property is a bare | hanes ee “ut TOR — 2 — iva sr fovely lot | f00e’s throw from » lake. This favorable terms. 
2 ee titties ots | hee eae - TEMPLETON _Ph. FE #4516 Kitchen “is 9xl0. Full’ sia. on" bs upaeiaiaees Go : 
or for house in town Ree| a oll beat. 83, gal. ‘lee: y CRESCENT LAKE terms. for in-| tric hot © heater, Large util- me a ain for you, See this com- 
. ity Soom, "theely "lewdee s , “on REALIOR- INSURANCE bedroom ist floor ranch 
fenced. ‘Priced to sell for $12,950 | TWO ACRES 2 et Pree eanzett | Rome with part, basement. Auto. 
i SMALL BUNGALOW ws Wathi $1,000 Poati Est bull" white house ase 90 & hilitop. =e oll beat ducted to to all rooms. 50x 
small price, small . atkins- tac state beser with = A og he ment. Cute 4 rm.) 7, «ni, cg spat 2 bedrooms and full bath. DR YTON ake prem ps, Pun price, @8.e0 
& bath . aluminum sid-) 5° pedroom e 26x40 built in Every ‘uin} of flowers, and shrubs 4 
w=. om z oe pee = ish with a 13x18 living : = make ft a showpince & Se = PLAINS HURON G, ARDENS 
—- ining room. Sxi2_ kitchen as move in at once. Lo | $12 _ CLOSE IN 
san: ou 1 Pull basement. Automatic oil heat | Town Hat om Mise $6300" $1600 | 500 at ene floor 
Onners wi co'tor ths home, af-| 32 al. clectrte, bet water hesler: | dows. This won't inci long, so | Nor, of, town, 3, biecks cost of — “er eee levee 
er imspection, Large 2 Story, jo, ug cared seed rah tnt oo —_ tf a i Ge utility room, new Lenox forced 
¥.. @ commercial dis-| pontiac ‘Court co Weanea to W HITE BROS. wonaaa’ \ un x hd air heating system. Very handy | 
‘® litle fixin’ and get ©) foi at $13,050 cash to mortgage. REALTORS trees. Living’ roemh ixae with| (2 *eboals, bus end ie _ cae fat income. FA furnace, 2 car! | Paene OF PLT me OR 31700 tee $8.750 on easy to purchase 
garage, $8,400, terms. /Watkins-Pontiac Estates ° p-4 . fireplace, 14x20 kitchen = and! terms peer y Geer eae OR 3-118 or OR 3-208) unette, | Lares bedrooms, wis) “ROCHESTER AREA 
JOSEPH F. REISZ ype frame home. | 12x18 bving : Yenetian Diinds. tacluded. “Mars: Nice neat 4 rooms and utility 
; room. modern ewood floors, fully ew ; finishing. 
Bape press) etinee dete sopaeres | GAYLORD). stecr' nk Sti Bi) ny hai! Shot ate y walls. Coved ceiling. Pull pee ee er eee | K.- Templeton, Realtor 
a ment. Automatic of] heat, . water heater. yok to mew | 2339 a Lake Rd PERRY PARK Se tet weet Te New Brick oom to mi After 6, if no ans. Gan PE Sone 
By oe a large liv-| cated on hk 1 Pull basement, three bedroom : . = AS 
t : on 8 lot 100x200. ME OF ) sa HOLMES- A HOME OF YOUR 
fast $a.080. 
Elizabeth Lake Estates 
  
  
  bedroom an ‘ trated or a ree 5 ned room, 
Se ee ' 7.00 a |, 899, 
BUNGALOW. BUILT IN "322 bedrooms, living one 
combined kiteben and on 
floors. Plastered woke. . oll! 
ee 
| CLARK REAL ESTATE — So FE 4602 
    
   
             
   
       
     = 4 ft. living room. kitehen, latee   
  
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and “wath each, rented for . = 
pnw tg ia Tete vee vat +0001 
and | view we Real Estate Exchange 
included’ at ealy "$23. 500 ; 
rer w STOUT'S 
TODAY zy th “i   iif? ; i 3 § a 
3 Hi 
8 ar 
  BEST BUYS - Bist taltbed heer Badin | SLICE OF HAM 
  
      
      
  
  
  
  
      
      
  
  
Established tn~1916 
PRICE nag tne ag 
low near 
day Lake _, 
New garage. 2 lots 
itv ineulated 
dows,” ; 
  this: ae 
og A 
tor only $7.990 with $1,950 down. 
“hop eedanig Sc S-rm modern 
odern 7 ‘itchen, bath with show-   
Impress & Magnificent 
you went has many 
a 
Perry Park ‘Neat clean small home that fs | 
bought for only 
ile Do Your Kids 
Come First? 
  
  
HAYDEN 
any type business, 
INCOME. NORTH SUBURBAN, 2 
its. Each with 
Lake 
“I Pmok: is ©. Walton, 
aici 4 INCOME BUNGALOWS: NEVER | POOR 
  ge Jour money, Youll be sured excellent Birmingham properties 
Benjamin and 
«ie! Stephens, Inc.   
    
Partridge 
3 BEDROOM 
$7,350 FULL PRICE 
kept 6 room Here's @ very well mm home on @ paved street 
is poren ful basement and oll heat. Balance payable at a 
BIG FAMILY? 
just the home for BF 
Modern § bedroom home school. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 28316 4 W. Huron St. Open Eve. 7 to 9 
  
x,.| Bateman St. Mike's 
oul) §=think 
nes come to town early this 
year. 
Long, Ls Low and Rambling 
comeing Bane Ray 3 Hy tile — 
. ear attached ge 
% acre = on cel. You'll ‘aad amared 
only $16,900, 
wrrn | Cminole Hills 
Sylvan Village Ny Han the a 
West Side ty bs ane      Tate 
Waterfront. Only $12,900. 
Kampsen 
Realtors FE 4-0528 = 
      
  
  
Country Home Well vullt, neatly new « room. 2 A home yp Se 
oes eae ie 
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VACANT—Lake Angelus | 
eugene with fireplace, nice | ore Becbecl So Sth aes 
dinette, extra ia 
master bedroom with priv 
bath, o other rooms and 
another . enclosed 
— overlooking the lake, reeseway to I's car e 
Also r 2 car garage. i) 
furnace, s & 
screens, beach, ved st. 
is an buy. rms. 
West of Town 
in: 
This is a 
Sa | My with 
Near Airport psa — gpg aoe. 
septic tank, oil 
bace. 2 car garage. 1 acre land. 
bus wner ——— 
A steal at $5,500, terms. 
NICHOLIE AND HARGER 0. 33_W. Huron St. _ 
Silver Lake   
  So room and com- | 
oe, 7 oe CE   
      
       
        
to Cate For! 
; ft. 
Bs Ze Now! drive, LAKE 
Feady to show i—CALL 
- Pine Knob F Road | Brick It tn 1943), 2 car He ges ae 
room is viate dione fireplace with hestolator. Full room 
Bed Ste 12xl¢ and l4xi4i Full basement has oil 
facilities. Beautiful lawn. 
c NOW 
We Have the Key! 
YACANT RANCH BUNGALOW in 
bath, *, it. uvies” 
. Sirs to storage sitie, Pull base- ne 
Frontage on paved strest, 
Maer acre Pr $2,000 cova 
Humphries 
  
Ready to 
Occupy 
Here is @ stew 3 bedroom ranch‘ 
ready to be occupied. This home 
features such outstanding items 
as; 
Atlached garage . 
This home is located in ted, ‘ Pow   
‘ to 
Priced to sell! 
$11,800 with ams a Pay- 
ments less than 
WM. A, 
KENNEDY REALTORS 30eT W. Huron 43569 OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 
Small Home Wanted 
dows 
  ua. s4i. 
monthly 
T HELMA M M. ELWOOD 
rz” sige FI PE 43004 
GooD CHOICE. . LOW DOWN PAY. 
eS oo $500 «down. 
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor   
    
good \erms. 
water, | S fur-   
  ccteene, rms. 
Cass Lake Area 
frontage, 
  
  
        Attractive home only 2 years old, plastered walls, sash 
& screens lot ‘Thx 154. 
eats eee ofees ad monthly ee. “toe to- 
day... 
’ 
John Ke Irwin SS 
101!) N. a FE boca tre, F FE 2-1904 
/ 7 : — 
FRONT — Just 
i furnished 5 
MA BTREET 
BRICK ~—$0,000 for this neat 
2-bedroom home. ed so 
‘oaltt tn 1084 ate - ee ee ers wale 
een sorts basement. 
Storms and screens. Inves- tors! Look this one over. 
            ” a Het ae home completely finished and | ~ Tih leks’ privileces. ts ideal 
eel naam 8 Sowy. 
HURON GARDENS | 
beth. 
$30 MONTH - Is the ment_om_ thts 3. room 
Seis a WRIGHT, fees, si 
    
WOODS REALTOR _ FE 2.0474 
os e way. 
  
  
4302 Dixie Hwy. 
wn one 
———“"FWIN LAKES 
SECTION 
WiLTis M. BREWER 
PE 45181 ep 26533 
  EM 34008 2 BATH ev EST 
WEST SUBURBAN furnece. 
Atlac 
  
3140 en 
CASH TALKS , HERE in Drayton 
Bath "and 
NEW. RANCH HOME 
5 WOODED ACRES 
Country living in & Seqatiee 3 
    
  
      
  
  
  . bedroom 
Cooperative Neat Estate Exchanse | fireplace, jive ronm ‘and ging 
: I JETT gear: Ee tasty eres fired: radiant heat and 2 car ¢a- 
AN rage. The acreage is roiling, 
Seg on wel Gesene —. Pull 
FERS * $20,000 with $5,000 down. 
Onn GIROUX & FRANKS © 
North Side—$300 Dow GENERAL REAL 
Oriaave. feat and. buy this | SUPE gunaay 1 168 Bm room with low $40 « 
month payment. Close te} = NOTHING DOWN 
SE) cee 2 Fa $1,000 Down bulla 3 bedroom. also will build 
2 pettoom moder home. | 62 Sy lot. OR _3-2837. living. room with e. 
eating’ space in kitchen, ' 
eatrere| ( )PE | aa Suburhen Ranch DAILY 10 A.M-9 P.M, pm tha dame 6 wun »| 38 ALLISON STREET 
home in excellent condi-| Immediate Possession 
Living roon oe S| New custom built 5 room 
’ room, 2 bedrooms. wenientiy located to downtown 
Git Reanat"seee rote | tse derbi with fibergias roof, Fore . hot water eat, pacaee. City water and sewage Large well landscaped ved .. $16,500, term. : p seal . Anderson self-storing quan 
= | Seminole Hills SSS So oe 8 room home in | ow 8 dow, ? lent cond ideallv at r bath, : 
ed on Cherokee road, 4 bed- out flooring 
rooms, 1% baths. paneled| py basement 
den With _Nireplacs evince | Automatic GE gas heating plant wit a 
Sremenete. , Se a kitchen eab- nace, Bae tease car ge. | ome birch and —— 
aa Paliy ineulated Ww nthine Lake Front All Cal Redwood siding. 
| Mis le yt | SS a"aserecute paoad fentl. Rreniaeg’ ie This none oes um for a dis- 
san ag obs sewed] Smee aeene ears sooo with watery.| that will require ® minimum of 
he RT ——— maintenance. 
= am SS ao Jere" the haider Sod inches 
Deer ‘Lake—Claritston Fen ‘and 1 eae depth 
eee rls ALSO SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 2% brick home is one - 
ot ica "Being the sres.|  G., E. Slonaker & Sons 
ey ad be rp 7 rm tig eo wii! Indian Village 
tnd 9 ren, automatic ol | 4 BEDROOM BRICK f Stee terme wis Owner a bune 5 rooms, tile gis xtra 
sie, il alae woe, 86 sok Hoy Annett, Inc.| iiattiacine ege"icat, Sa REAL . 28 E. Huron and 0.048 Price Only $15,500 
Faxte ‘before 8:30 p.m. 
2 ACRES ‘Immediate Possession 
teriond con fuetenip. Modern, amte,| Low Down Payment 
trees and. strawberries. Full i =.,* 2am rooms. Gar   
  
  
  
    
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Dorothy Sny' der Lavender |           
HAPPINESS. 
PRETTY DUNDEE | ONE FLOOR PLA 
~ TATE. sap 
YOU WON'T BEAT 
time well spent this im- 
maculate e q planned 
wy from entrance 
en attractive living room with 
Fn gy fon § roo R itd down, e tile and 
2 large bedrooms, 2 rooms 
with ar 
room, Price eas 
se: r garage Ww 
wed drive, Corner plot | 
ota 132 
ft, en James K. Bivd., 
w private park. Priv’ 
Sylvan Lake. Offered 
terms. YOU'LL LL 
HOME AND LOCATION. 
To Sell—To 
You yor ir WE'LL I 
MAHAN REALTY a 
Pa fe 
FE 2 Huron 1075 W. 
NEXT TO BRANCH 
POST_OFFICE eens 
  
SYLVAN V ILLAGE “ ‘This is a choice : en exac’ posted 
in Lovely 16x18 liv. 
} — model kitchen, F bedrooms and 
heat, Cement ceive 6 to 3 face 
garage. Lake privileges on 
private beach. 10 day pos- 
session. 
SMART AS THEY 
COME. All brick ranch some with 
attached 2 car 
ving 
we have the key. 
FURNISHED HOME 
  
  igges: 98.000" with 81.800 
So = 1. G. TROCKE, Realtor 
      
  
Suburban Property 454 
; Thanksgiving’ s Early LS pettoams all brick 
Roger I B. Henry Inc. SIL Main St, Rochester OL 101i) of QL 1.0121 
For Sale Lots 46 PRR eee 
OTTER HILLS 
SUBDIVISION | Comet Coss Lake BA. and Wind 
croft, $3,500 Call PE_ 48237. 
CAND SUITABLE ek: ha sion. Lots for 1 eat waiting ies, for tr tnenedt mercial 
industrial use.   
  
Lake. FE 32-0023. 
BRayTON Wo Sone. FROM 
3-104 or PE @-1131. 
a Acres Sub, No ‘ol Beautiful lots, | 100x180 in, 
cae eet Ses Lar 
en   
bonne) 
4 Acres Beautiful 4 acre wooded Agee on 
road, Beautiful i betes 
    
  
  
  tears bose ce I. oa 
CUTS ARE at BUY A Rw $11,975, 
    BARGAIN INC 
565 Fourth Street, just east 
sedern’ bunguiog wits ol . rniture, : , 6 Dixie Hwy Drayton Pisins 
conigetian “and” Oieaten OR Open Sundays renge. Newly a : 4 Mn 
Bie, fuk pond tad ees — | Co-operative Real estate Exchange 
Straite Lake. Lake privileges, 
+ JOHN 3 en. EM 3-2440. 
KINZLER | ase REALTOR ealent en” ean be at Con- 
or W. Huron * Ph. FE 4-3525 
dosages Rest banks Sateen aati BARTRAM 
7 BEDROOM SMELL HOME GO9D | on sb Bet, OH som 2.1104. COLORED 
x Jnterested in -buildin ™ B & 2? 
“POOR BEDHOSE brite? | fzire large lot in Wootware Be A " home with two bed- Luther & saan  detterson 
SSE ESE rea living PONTIAC REALTY co. Baldin PE 56275 bea: — 
LEVEL LOTS IN Ri 
os & lakefront; ¥ one acre 
parcels; 3 ten acre. parcels, 
pee ¥ priced with 1 low down , 
“CRAWFORD AG ¥ 
53% W. Huron mNC PE 4154 
___ Eves, MY 3.7085 
ggg Bay Hg a 
high and dry oy ie 
Wilt 5 
| mens betty "avtsten. ase ment encavates. $1,050 with $150 
down 
3 lots on Williams Lk Rd. $2,250, 
m1 FC. Wood Co. REA 
| Corner William ee id, On 3.1235 8 ae R . - 
___._ After 5 call OR face" 
WEST SIDE 
Neat school. Lake pri , 
Very — 2% acre parce 1 Oeed 
land: “Only $25 down and $28 per 
month" We have only two of 
oie left, so hurry and get your   
. BROWN, Realtor _Huron PE, 22-4010 
__For. Sale A Acreage 47 47 
Lor 100 X ott 300. 8. SUNSHINE ACRES. ACRES, g— 
  
WE SELL — WE TRADE- 
DORRIS & SON Li FE +1557 
s kling Clean 
Bedroom Home 
tr 
  
"BUD" Nicholie Sereuirfice | sneer Enate Eechange 
IM WRIGHT, Realtor 
siete ae an —   
  
    
PLACE A “LOST AD.” 
Call FE28181 for an ad 
recover a loss, Dial FE 
          ee PE tae! ‘8181 for an aa-writer, SXCELLENT 1 ie! Ah, LY _ 
acres, 20, S00 000 ft 
      
     
        
  LARGE LOT, 63 $3120. LAKE PRIVI- “a   
    _ THE. PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, 
  ee    NOVEMBER 15, 1955 ok, i 
    
   
      
      “1s m8 “siap’ 70. ann 
TODAY’S SPECIALS — 
*|WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
My Kom Bee. 1 we 8 
  
Super Market—Food 
fer aaa omoet saat 
Pome or contract as deve payment, 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 416 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. 
Sale Land Contracts _ 52   
  
contracts 
to ofter 
Dorothy Say der Lavender 
SOLD $8,500 WITH $2,000 f 
6 cent, 
are. $1,300, Ft eh   
  
= tepae ss   
  200 x 200 
M59 FRONTAGE 
500 
Reasonable Down Paym't 
F.C. Wood Co. 
  
  
BUS. LOTS WITH SMALL Bi 
  
  
    
  ere’s ndependence 
ph boat livery. | 
LER REAL’ Ae 
    
  ohn kK bewit 
mrleteria| | bal on new éroom, fu’ 
basement. Discount 20 
rere 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
FE 21103 s-1an2 | “ 
Money to pa 53 | *% 
mn Ae Sh Lester). 
LOANS Extra Fast 
Service Vou can borrow $20-8500 quickly 
ear or re 
any worthwhile purpose Uo to 
HOUSEHOLD 
FINANCE   
  35,000 Families is 
Recommend 
Buckner's 
Four 4 Buckner Conved- 
lent offices m P. area, where you y . bor. 
See “a, mente sarees ‘ou get full am no deduelic~« 
Sal 100 Bar =~ 
Sa oost sony 
Buckner 
Finance Co. 
+ Pontiae 2nd Floor. National Bidg. 
’ Drayton Plains, 4512 Dixie Hwy, 
wale sent te Bank 
“GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up sere 
3 
| Oakland 
Loan Co. 902 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
F SEE 2-9206 FE 4-1574 
| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. 
A * rt of 
“ ee o| wool a ss ‘ 
eee reel, piles Tiel. ae | Large B ® wey ne 1 (4 W. Lawrence E 41538 ; 
PAY ONLY $2 WEEK 
Pearson’s Bank F urniture _Need $500 _ or Less 
WITH QUICK SERVICE? 
Ph. FE 5-8121 
| Home & Auto 
Loan Company 
| WHEN YOU NEED 
Mag $500    
    
sous! REALTOR  FE28316. W. Huron 
  
WE HAVE SEVERAL D LAND 3 
  i Hel : 
Pha the tate ied 
~y gr bese modern house . 
3 
2 r=} 
ms 
Rae ses mat 
  2 HOST 
Suu design. PE 24064, 00 
AFGHAN, me re 46 X 72, 635.   
    
  
Complete “5 plus * «as, Kenyon 
re land F urniture FE 
ay INCH RCA RCA CONSOLE 620.85, 
WALTON TV 
moble four chairs and "rable. ‘es — ~ Lane’ s Special eee ew ee 
seek enw 4s ee 
soveeene WD 
t** dg 3B 
eeeeude 
' ALL FOR $44.95 
PAY ONLY $1 WEEK 
Pearson’ s Bank Furniture 
  room q 4 $25; 
eseat, $17.50; Radio $8.50; 
  
  
    
  
|S PE   
(02 Gal. Electric Water heatername brand. Res. 
  
      
  
Shaconeh, 3 Orchard Lake oan 7 
Towns. TCONOMY 
FURNITURE CO. ot, SAgmAw ST 
  TAC, MICHIGAN ___ 
| aD Rt FL ECTROLUE, REASON- 
able :    
      
            
  
        
       
     
per por = para ae 
we came down!" 
  
For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
ATTENTION 
Home Owners   
  
stimates one a given, 
sGRPLUS LUM MATERIAL ates CO. 
as weATER.. $82.98 
Era pts tata 
ALL CARPENTERS ~* Best in tools at lowest omens. 
a Werehouse, 2268 
  
AntiF réeze. ssene -53¢ off WALL TILE ... 2c Ea. 
rold’s Paint & : Lino. 
        
  
  
— —_ doors, 
  
WAYNE 7E GABERT'S TELEVISION SALE’ RCA Console, new picture 00 b+ 
RCA Tabie     
  ve. 
LECTRIC STOVE. VERY REA- 
    
end tables, 17 .. Crosley ‘TV. §-1283. FORNA 
. ation, Coldspot i 
OR 
  
   
      re eee ee rs, 
     RECT FURNITURE CO, . 
ke Ushi v NS Ma , $24.50; da 
Seale pest se eat: net, 50; New bed 98; 
dresser, full size. bed, on of 
‘east on tavaway 
Pearson's Bank Furniture Orchard Lake A FE 47081 
  decorator 
ALL 
PAY ONLY $2 WEEK 
Pearson’s Bank Furniture | 7° 42 Oret ve. PE 4168) 
  
  
          
  
  For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
HOLLI NOSHEAD VARIETY STORE 
7 miles out Baldwin, Armstrong |For Selo Miscalansous 60]     
PLUMBING SPECIALS A “ with 
ont atll's ee, oe ‘Acaneon Piambing Senply 
ag - we Deliver 
on” ve BAVE 
Warwic 2678 ard Lake Ra. : 
; ARE. 
pepens supplies, OR 31217 OR 
i. a Hy Miers” pupa and ne we 
‘KELLY'S ‘HARDWARE 3e04 Auburn at Adams, Aubutn 
bs PE 2-8611. 
Pach uD Ww 6, n FE 5-0108 
PAINT, YOUR FALL CLEAN- wy Sere $3.98 *s. 
08, flooring lee sie 
) BLACKETT’S rs. BUIL. DING SUPPLIES 
8161 Dixte nen as yams Clarkston. 
~ PENNY PAINT SALE.   
    — paint,1 gallon ... $3.98 
2nd gallon at 1s ° OL 
Two gallons for . secon Sau 
Rubber — paint, eal re 3.88 
Roller or pan, fe voces At 
1 on FL & roller Fay nm .. 3.90 
(LOOR SHOP 99 S Saginaw St. Open 9 to @ 
RECONVERTED | on BURNER, 
ROMEX we “ Fore COIL sai. ¢ A. Thompson, 80 58. 
a cchgameregiaitalinienintiinierees cients ¢—+%'—s ENAMEL RECESSED Gatetain, Gate easved ol a0 tm. SAVE Supply. 190 8. Saginaw st. 
REINFOR CING MESH     
  
  
WELLS VICK-CUT EA, _— 
Good i. ” 
  
- Deer cut up and wre 
: srecumea.. | Bolepeier Market, Kee- 
eo Hi FE 3-0422. 
aviok = RIFLE WITH POW- 
mounted. ition, $296. 627 FE 3-0258. : . 
_Sale Sporting Goods 65 Attention Deer Hunters 
for 
  
er weaver scope $100. EM 3-4990.   30 CALIBER. Sine Tene CTION. $45. 
7 MM’ SPORTER CONVERSION, deer rifle. Checkered 
boxes shells. Excellent condition, 
PE 5-4543,   
- BABY! ° 
IT’S COLD OUTSIDE! 
Take Advantage of 
These Clothing Values $10.65 Drybak 100 per wom ee 
$32.00 Drybak wool hunting HAD 5 ccue snes toes cee cane $19.95 $18.00 Drybak’ woo! ‘bunting 
$26.50 Gass” insulated scarlet hue   
HOT WATER HEATER. 30 GAL. 
ere lines $98.50 and $119.50 
value, $49.50 a ee bead are 
iy marred. Also tric, oil 
gas. heaters, ri terrific despot 8q. 7% i rare Polls. 
COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY Co. 
$1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101   
values. Michigan F: 
Orchard Lake Ave fe 
INTERESTED 1 PHOTOGRAPH- 
ic —_on = Bn room sup 
Biss «8 ification HOB- 
& Suri LIES. 4A and 
& EQUIPMENT, 614, 
wate FUMES $60.85. 6. A. G, A. 
. Perry. 
  COA 
is Best offer, FE 5-0413 
3030 ; Portman, Kee 
  
  c HEATER, ty 
= i $1.60 wont 
: SMITHS 257 §. Saginaw   
LIONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS 
ag > sane 
x8 whi he, pine mab aess ooM 
+ — ig plaste beards egesceen eas 1.25 
exes" = yock ‘vain lwtlsasuioe re 
insuletion loose and et. 
Culverts for driveways. 
115 Ibs, celotex shin «750 8q. 
car _bds, af 110.00 M. 
P Interior and Exterior. 
a. Mouldin, any   
at bargains. ichigan 
Fivoreseent. 30 3 Orchard Lake 
  
  Forms. FE 4   
  
  
  PLA M WEDDIN 
1. 15 ets, pe side stones 
¢ isa) FE 65-7332 
¥bD. InsLEY ance HOE WITH drag boom and bucket. OL 6-0621. 
DRAW TITE HITCHES OR CADMIUM   
  Fescent, 303 
~ FURL OIL TANKS ) Pir Ci. SPACE HEATER, $35: DEER |’ rifle, €35; tarp or tent, cheap, 
5-2766.   
ONE POOL TABLE POR SALE. 
For information, call 114-4790, 
ASEM] 
SUPPLY 
81 Orchard Lake Ave FE sfivi a 9 Pet “0. G. A. Thompeon. 
stoves, yne Heating 
z chester 0) Baath. 
ring conta cane 5 eo F ach 
been worn. ming tS — and 
Lengthen your ¢a- in Bios garage doors, - }§8 GAL. ELECTRIC WATER 
FE veers. Lochinvar, #%. 
$-8395   
rifice value §33.33..Lavatories with 
gleaming chrome Lge | 614.05, 
' Toilet 39.50 value 19.95. These are 
factory seconds. Michigan Fiu- 
‘oreseent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave, 
SHOPSMITA ITH WITH ACCRSSORIES. 
  
  
a ay chrome * ‘*, pe 
nice boards, 7 bed nam EM apes 
000 FT. OF GOOD i PINE flooring. H. P Sutton, MY_2-6432, 
STORM SASH 
    
  9 om, of om 
Talbott Lumber   
a dC ware olumbire electrical sup- 
plies, Trim, Wind- «, doors and tl line ee 108 Oakland Be 
— TAKE ma N 
Abundavita. 100 a cent Ta 
back wyttontes. *-1131, 
a.m. to 1 p.m. 
“Eom #38 oO ona 4   
  
' Used Building 
Materials of All Kinds 
0st 
it Palm er and Second tidine Solertels 
its, phone of all kinds, Pield Sales, 
iy 2-75 
Open Sunday 
Pachoud W. recking Co. 2901 Di Beside ye eF Drive-In 
ie. 
Live bait—o”" 
Toys & souvenirs—4" letters. 
ers & sh - rs. Flow 
Novelties*®-4"' letters. 
are cards—4" letters. 
# tt. Noor display case 
1-8 . ee display case 
+ ae ton. cormven corner 
Waiton = Opdyke. 
Roofing and Siding 
‘Combination Doors 
Insulation 
M. A. _ BENSON   
  
Co., Ro 
  wi 
terials for fis: Union Wreeking Cu. Ine., 8 
rer cease Lake Rd. GReen- 
f 4-304 
sonable. 323 Grey Rd., Auburn 
Heights. . PE 
WORLD WIDE “STAMP Ec. tion, = duplicate, .Not com- plete. FE 2.3051.   
YOURE NEVER D FOR 
better tye foam aus ~Rs'-g 
100 money-back aran- 
tee, eis, 10 a.m. tol pm.   
PAINT SALE Sette Ertets waste os 06.96 gal. Do It Yourself . 61 
  
  
  
Id 
> obs small homes — $25. 
$20. pal. 
UALITY “ rr. BA 
$19.65: 32m21 ‘ goubte® inks. $14.96, 
8. 
cupboard ee Sean 
1x6 
      FE 5-6515 “tien 8 o'clock. 
  or Cooley Lake i sore 
        BURMEISTER’S 
LUMBER 800,000 
“AT. sORMIRe ER s" 
RPP A Loe"S A 
3 YARDS TO SERVE YoU 
= 
wees8s 33... 
  
BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co, 
& } Mie 
    ‘CHURCH'S. INC. USE OUR TOOLS. DO YOUR OWN 
in fe ong pop sewer erock and ral ROTARY TIPE pint SCHEER. rain tile. Monte ers’ 
| aa pre, cy Har 2.4010 after 6.| Sata Pa tre Were te ee 
with blowers end ihermontat. seat = panier EQUIPT. 
“Wate © eminent Oh Pe 30. 
'|Save Money at rn. wEOR RENT wall paper saauee~saeene & 
furnace vacuum cleaners, 
Paint. 436 Or- 
chard Lake Aye. FE 5-6150. 
Cameras, Equipment 64 ie   
Sale Musical Goods 62 
CCORDION, NEW FESSION. 
ani or Som i sacrifice, 
presence sLiGH USED, bargain, 120, bas . shuns 7 in 
treble and 2 in FE $-0656,   
ELKHART CQ se EXCE: 
lent condition, Aly 32-0502. = 
GRAND PIANO, CABLE-NELSON. 
Walnut. Excellent FE 2-5217, ev condition. $450. 
     
    
             
      $19.95 ¢ Glass insulated scarlet hunt- 
ng ONE ko cy $14.05 
$15.95 U.S, or Beacon Falls Korean 
2.8 red suspenders ........ 1.60 
$2.50 fed sarge socks . 1.60 
GUN BUYS FOR 
THE DEER HUNTER £106 66 Savage BG, 300 calibe 
rifles Kpsaeeteciaess cco Gan 
$108.60 Savage, 99F 300° caliber 
$88.35 Rem. 71,270, 30-06 caliber 
‘Martin 336, 30-30 or 32 I caliber 
$91.00 Winch. @4.32 special . 
not 0 y eh. Ti, iss 
Sido 8s it inch. 70 “etwelent 3 Ve cond, 
Canes SINKS, BEAU- 15080. is. ee aa = 30-08 caliber rifles 
al Se, motel: 06 value. SINKS FROM (506. 02 GAL. BLBO- $1040 Rem, 700, ‘210, 30-06. Coan Dans marerd & tranel. |" tele waler heaters. wins. i le cai.) commer sities”. esi28 payee hag “erties Values. dient. ee pegtere 8. G A. Thompson. 4 bare od Rem. wo 4 athed ame. 
an Fluorese ale. worl i ROW Route ti0 ALSO a oe “9 and mounts at deep 
CAVATORIES COMPLETE WITH | to! bere pie. Se > sin Use Our Layaway for tol thus, sho er stalls at) Wicks, 2078 Orchard a Rad. Your Xmas Purchases 
tehig SEPTIC TANKS . ANDERSON HDWE. pe FORCED CONCRETE - .2182.8. TELEG: 
LAR Ly SIZE JING "OIL | E_ $0428 __: Eliz, Lk. Rd, . 
1899 Mound Rd.. Romeo.|8TORM WINDOWS, WINDOWS, 3 /- ARKING 100 CARS a : : — Thurs. and Fri. 9 to #: Sun. 10 2 
  “HUNTERS A your a. CoP "oraeeine, 
Ger mx your. Sear te t we will rent 
ou, shorage v MJ Market, and 
eis OL 2-711 
cahse aa 
and. rifles, $10 and up. 
Ben's Loan Office, 4 Patterson. 
Sand, Gravel & Dict 66) Fries. i plat A-l TOP SOIL, FP. J. WALDIE, 
PE 276 
  
      REGISTERED ; male German 1042. 
TROPICAL am & paeapess Pincombs, 48 Park 8t., Oxford. 
OA 8-2076 
Two ANGORA KITTENS, hom _— ferred to to good ae. re’ keep 
a 3 YR” OLD SE 
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 
BOARDING, gy an gal AND CLIP- 
ing. 74 WN FE 2-6113. 
pode: CATS SORaDED. 
seated. Bur-Shell, 375 8, Tele- 
graph. 
_Hay, Grain & Feed 71    
  
  
  
ALFALFA axD L* KINDS HAY, 
_Straw, grain. MA 50666. 
AUPALFA BE MAY,. FIRST 
cutting. Ray ir, White Lake. 
LJ at, 
ALPALPA, 
Alfelfa and brome mixed, Alfal- 
fa and tim m ck Clove’ 
. +0038. 2922 timothy mi pid ~y 
  OFr- : & 
second cutting. Also straw, Will 
deliver, OA 86-2179. 
  
  OATS AND . 
__Rochester, 
__For Sale Livestock 72 
: mE REG, 
Bi) repairs om Angus ow \ ous a Jong Sy eine 
SOAs 258 OREN ar 
  —n ee 
WANTED: HORSES TO BOARD. 
Se a eS St et come, 
__For Sale Poultry 74 
= WHITE ROCK &TEW-   
FE 2.9657, 
 ~ at peaster, § to. 10 Ibe. 
Bisoar beset ees 
  ry . $10, Delivered, FE 4-6588. containers, = 4 's 
Ser ee ees PPLE Ear | ee Ld 5 = end 5 
5 yds. $100, delivered, FE 4-508 |- 
TOP SOIL DELIVERED 
OR LOADED. PON-: 
TIAC AREA. CALL BE- 
TWEEN 9 AND 4. FE 
2-2965. 
WashED SAND Pil dirt, —_ .e mor- 
tar. Pontiac », ers’ Bup- 
— Ply. OR >   
  
for. $11. PE «000 
A = 
2 for $11. Delivered. FE 
in eA ‘amie. Gaia per 
‘wood, apnetees Puel Oil, pes FE 4076 
Fuel 
chard Lake Ave, FE 5-6159. 
SEASONED OAK FIRE PLACE 
wood. FE 4-6657.   
  
  ie Ec oc Be Orchard 
Pope ee 
Wood, Coal & Fuel a oneal Me a D OOD, #8 A corp. 3| 118. w Ra, firs howe 
  
DEPENDABLE PARTS AND 
FE ¢1112 
KING BROS. 
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 eee, sy" Eguipment “tr 
Se tlie Sf cs atic ce or 
el. 
at all times. 
a: 9. Oreenridge 
_Farm Nutsery, MUtual 4-033. 
SHADE TREES, SUGAR MAPLES. inch and a half up to 6 inches. 
‘" to 2" pent sale up to 
jovember 115. Beautiful field, N 
hone better. Retall or wholesale. 
a3 8. 5-047. Bivd. East. 
For Sale | Pets 69   
AEC. REGISTERE PEMALE =D 
pag BY 3 years old, Trade for 
rabbit dog. FE 1-09 
ra BOXER PUPPIES THE 
ashy a 2579 Frankson &t., 
between John R and Dequind Dixie Hw: MA ; * v. 7 
FARMALL 4 4 TRACTOR AND tosis Be % } CTOR AND 
JOHN DEERE CORN PICKER. PICKER. 
MAple, 56-4781 
LEE 
wih eon aay red ve worth $4 “ with the   
  
ie mulher mower, en 
peEES E'S Sal Sales & Service a ue ao 
" aver 
spreader, , my pny “Tractor hike, bitch 
p used tess Be we 
_J-4810_ after 6 
MCCULLOCH CHATN sa DROP 
and see 
ity South Woodward, (North of 14 
Mile Rd.) Birm ham, Mich. 
NEW IDEA, i ROW CORN 
| Picker, $390. FE 26730. 
be rc 
dim:ste Ha: Lapeer. 
Phone MO 43301,   
n.| MeCulloch in Saw 
axe REGISTERED, DACHSHUND 
re. Reasonable. 1981 John 
. 1 mile north of M Se, 
A Mich, Chain Saw Distr, 
  
bunting stock. i AKC BEAGLES” ALL AGES. eee < EM 3-242}. 
AKC REG. ENGLISH SPRINGER 
ies, Black ed white. OR Sales, Service, Rentals, MY 3-6821. 
USED MANURE SPREAD 
2 AND 4 WHEEL 
$25 UP 
BUY AND SAVE AT 
HOUCHTEN & SON 528_N. Main, Rochester, OL 1-0761 
    
AKC REGISTERED PUP- PUG 
ples. 10 weeks old. MY 2-1373 _after 4 p.m. 
FIELD 
Fi   
ry        BEAGLE 
es           
      
       
    
     
    
  
         : Ceeersonr 
      
      FSi Hemme   
hh LIKE RENT 
       Trailer 
iEeebange ( 
+“ t. rire a's 3 unchal- 
tg Teksere their price 
Milibililed bhkK: 
jong as 
Saat eee bat vat i AGLE, 3 Mos. OLD. FE a: 
| For Sale Sale Motorcycles 83 2 
yor P. PARTS AND. AND ang   
“TRATLER EXCHANGE | iar ayaa 
  
  
  
eal x Aan $200. 44-7484. 5 N and OREAT LAKES, a Rants & Ascesvertee 8&5        
  
   
      . “PARTS—STORE ~~ #0 8. Telegraph 
Across Te!    Stop Shopping,|   ergo from tel tures Gente 
= Open Bre. & un. P 
” “Wier a FT RICHARDSON. LIKE new. Vi clean, fully epost 
ee ana meena me Aresdia Drive, 
off Baldwin, FE 5-5028. 
I 
~ h. Cheap. MA &-1121. 
is UR. NICE. 
SPER RUSE POOR NICE. : needy to go, $375. PE $0711. 
~ - NEW 
: +> 1956 
| “= PONTIAC   
  
    
CHIEF , 2 FT. TO 47 ft. 
A COMPLETE CHANGE) “a IN BEAUTY AND CONSTRUCTION 
NOW ON DISPLAY AT 
‘HUTCHINSON 
TRAILER ~ ial ep) e tt tT] (Q 
OXFORD 
months to pay. a 
at 
ROM 
Me 
; Ad Ever see o trailer 12 ft. high? 
__._» DEER HUNTER SPEC. 
.  IOUSED TRAILERS 
. TO PICK FROM 
. $195-$595 
7 BUY NOW! 
ee ‘Bee % here! 12 ft. high 
wre ee eon 
  
  Here It Is! 
_ BRAND NEW 
1955 Rambler /' 
Station Wacon|” 
$1799.17 DELIVERED : 8. 
radio, and heater. sis Fe 5-so7s. |    
   USED re PRICED 
OVER WHOLESALE 
KELLER 
eas Sarreles-Piymouth Dealer 
  Transportation Offered 8 Offered 87 
1.| CALIF, BOUND? DRIVE A CAR. 
pegs Drive-Away Service, FE 
wo Union 8t. 
CARS CALIF., 
Pa. Pirie Averill Auto Sales, 2020 
Hwy. FE 23-0878. 
to Southern Hiinois. Leaving Sat. Nov. 38. FE 
< Wanted Used Cars _ 88 
CALIFORNIA. BUYER 2020 pore F   
| $F OLDS hydra. radio, hester, tone biue 
equipment. Radio heater, TH CHEVROLET 
@irectional signais, Werrvers at Rik, Mile 
  Ait ; Ha 
. Chicago. One O Owner ta 2¢00 Ste 
81095, | Another 1 Owner Beauty, 
Only wea Down 31795 | 1954 Phe say For Chief A. 1 BUYS    avin aaa 
~ $42.70 Mo. 
tf Your Car Is Worth $125 
~ $47, 26 Mo. - - 
With Only $10 Down. 
‘CHEAPIES     
4x2 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $599   
  
) =o or RE noLLAn FOR Company Official om 
COMMUNITY 
MOTORS 803 N. N. Main, Rochester 
we sou 1984 Luxe Hy Sy ggg yn 
  = 
We are open every week night 
HOUGHTEN & SON - YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE CORNER PIKE & CASS 
  
1882 FORD bere banning $10 
      PAIsLARS 4 4 DOOR. z 
carn any make any model. Low mileage. | § ma, ont, take 
; BAGLEY AUTO PARTS Club Coupe, hag” Also ‘52   
  
1666 FORD CUSTOM LINE TU-/|° 
, $1405. 
Rochester Ford Tesles 
Ph, OL 1-071) * 
Ky: Ms zo 8 » YEARS. D “THE HIGH DOLLAR Por     
pT CHEV. 1954 DLX: s Sos pen, ' , 
with extras, — __ber Studebaker, MI 43410. Birm, 
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when her best friend gives @n/ Danny promises to introduce his| 1." atid sollege . football? ntercontinenta remarked, “They can wear blue 6183 JAMESON ST., DRAYTON PLAINS 
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Nelaon star. in mental institution in “The! Myrtle Labbitt Show. game. But I think that after the Declare New Method Mt tnd take s ride! But it would weedy ers te Day. Pre- cowbo ¥ cours Mily Texas ste. ssaoci) Amy Venderem, (@) Jeoh ttesy Pond gui attendance any) May Be Realized with the public.” | 7: 30—( erner > : . 3 
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Kale, Rehere arte é Time” Drama announce” way for intercontinental TV~an| «Suddenly the curly-headed, "Rhys Willia ee oe ane gahua , Ot s.e9—(2) Robert Q. Lewis, (4)/to announce best? FCC official and an industry radio|tace of ‘Clara, Bow appeared on’ sch, pe “l died ant who tries | to — of Shows. (7) Stars on “I think crew-racing. But I expert suggested Monday, the screen,” she said, “The Vamp! grein goad drown his sorrows in drink. (9) *|get to cover it any more. 43" ee cone: bitadahed th. inalie wear far thal 
Lite Review. Lee Caron on tear| Pick The Stare. Musical variety s:3e—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. Federal Communications Com-|ooed." 
df Dent nidt chs. tee ee oe a ae te nese tt hecthe Test Shows Widow _ missioner Edward M. Webster said! ‘The change came swiftly, she! pa * Graham: Bob| Teeater. “Saturday Visit” dram-| Matinee Theater. (7) Heartthrob Nothing of Slaying |*_ Dew “scatter” broadcasting|said. At the height of her career Lorelies ee, ? atizes story of man who ‘left his! Theater, Knew Nothing Y G method appeared to make possible|she went to Europe to make films. Mitchell Trio. (@) Dinah Store| family becausé his business|s:99_(2) Bob Crosby Show DETROIT #—A lie detector test|“‘extremely reliable” circuits over/She also appeared Son. ek ee Hee failed. Kathleen McGuire, Jacks. 55_(9) News, tahan. ty Sted. Macy abel, A, toy Getanes «200 So 1.200 malin Coliseum, breaking the record of 
Dugman star. (2) C—Red Skelton 4. 99_.(2y Brighter Day. (4) A Date|dicated she had no knowledge 2 8 the Show. Red becomes nation's top) with Life. 1k Coatite Jim, Gh ihe Seas Sean of SSS hae This, “has opened up many in- ee OE ae Sa anatey Come a Justice Colt. police reported yesterday. renee Sat OR tS mee ee Oe ies Oe 
operatic guest Lucille Secret Storm. (4) First} Her husband, Charles, 67, was ve a great impact/and stayed 12,” recalled Roomen — found dead last Wednesday in the|upon future communications cir-| When she came home after two   f 
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Sar tehend SE We Wl ila om tava Reman ~ -lpowever, found a .25 caliber bullet}and George Washington Univer-jearned as high as $3,500 a week 
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The $64,000 Question. Super : Lee Show. (7) State Police Sgt. Jack Pletzke| Coleman Goateley, a Melpar she didn’t make a picture 
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certain Republicans in Congress 
ifailed to support the President's! 
program. as 
He also ‘said he would be sur-| 
prised if Adiai E. Stevenson, 1952 
Democratic presidential candidate, 
did not announce his 1956 candi-| 
dacy today as certain quarters’ 
have predicted. ‘win both the presidency and the 
Democrat-controlied U.S. Senate 
  
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Hall commented: “The decision eet 
will be his and his alone.” 
Hall said the farm situation is} * 
not good. But he blamed it on the 
‘Democrats who, he said, built up| 
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