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Waterford Man 
Raps Proposed 
Merger Plans Businessman Doubts. 
if City Has Anything to. Offer Township. 
A Waterforf Township 
position to a proposed mer-| « 
ger of Waterford Township 
and the city of Pontiac. 
Donald E. White, of White 
Brothers Real Estate, has 
against such a 
plan. Earlier, Waterford 
resident Frank W. Steere 
   Name Schimmel Delegate 
to Education Conference 
Pontiac School Board President Louis H. Schimmel 
will be a regional delegate to next week’s White House 
Conference on Education in Washington, D. C. 
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Dana P. Whitmer and 
Board Member Glenn H. 
Griffin will be present as - observers. 
» * President Eisenhower has called 
- the meeting to formulate new poli- 
~ cies 
needs on America's educational 
Schimmel’s status as a dele- 
gate will allow him to take part 
im the discussions and other ac- 
tivities, / 
He and other delegates will dis- 
| cuss Bix subjects which have been 
studied previously in most of the 
4,000 community and 53 state and 
.. territorial conferences on educa- 
tion during 1955: ‘The topics are: 
What should our schools accom- 
  
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Confidence Vote 
This Afternoon 
Looms as Shaky Over 
Election Law Issue 
PARIS (#—Still fighting 
to hold an early general 
election, Premier Edgar 
Faure said he would ask for 
a new vote of confidence 
from the French National 
Assembly this afternoon. 
With the nine-months- 
old government’s backing 
in the Assembly melting 
day by day, there was much 
doubt that he could sur- 
vive any new test. The pre- 
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§ RE 2 [ bly majorities to approve i} Robs Widow of $7,260 . 
PEDRO, Calif. «—While 
shop which Lorenzo Di- 
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Traffic Victims Toll Is'.Called Worst 
for One-Day Holiday 
|_in-State History 
Three county residents 
were ameng 22 who died 
yesterday in what State Po- 
lice have called the worst 
of any one-day holiday traf- 
fic toll in Michigan history. 
State Troopers, who an- 
ticipated little trouble in 
what has formerly been a 
holiday of light traffic and 
few deaths, were at a loss 
  
He was. not expected to return 
to Washington on a_ permanent 
basis until sometime in the new 
year. : 
But signs. now point to a steady 
and speedy recovery, His personal 
physician, Maj. Gen. Howard Sny- 
der, who has examined the Presi- 
dent at least once daily since he 
left the hospital Nov, 11, reports 
consistently that the President's 
“pulse and blood pressure remain 
normal" and that he has suffered 
aa keel mavicns tae Gar no fatigue from his steady in 
husband, $7,260 was stolen from 
the penthouse apartment above the 
the |Carlo, lpeare. icrease of activity, 
In many ways, Elsentrower 
gives daily visible evidence of 
physical and mental vigor, 
His work schedule, with  inter- 
vals for rest, has become alniost 
as heavy as the-days he custom- 
arily put in at the White House 
before his heart attack. 
Yesterday, out on his farm te   
    
  by Shotgun Blast 
While Playing With 
Younger Brother 
Eight-year-old Sharon Rose 
Brady of Milford was killed by a 
shotgun blast this morning. ap- 
parently while she and a younger 
brother were playing with the 
weapon. 
The child was pronounced dead 
shortly. after the arrival of Mil- 
ford police in ‘response to her 
mother's telephone call at 9:40 
am. 
The victim was a _ third-grade 
student at Baker Elementary 
School in Milford. 
The shot, which struck Sharon 
in the head, was believed fired 
  
Ea |Stricken Boy, 3, 
Marks His Final 
Visit From Santa 
CHICAGO (INS)—A  three-year- old Chicago boy had his Christmas 
on Thanksgiving Day. 
He is Guy Stoor, who is suffer- 
ing from a stomach malignancy, 
and has but a few days to live. 
The Weather 
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_ Editorials eee eee 6 
Sports sevsuee coduevessOuy 33, “ 
‘Theaters ..... tea dencsvecrysé 35 
iTV &, Ri Programs...... 43 
Wilson, ba cessuveks nsone 35 
Women’s Pages....:. 19, 20, 21 by her brother Clarence, 3, 
while the two were playing in a 
bedroom. The gun has been 
identified as a 12 gauge, single 
barreled model. 
The girl's mother, Mrs. Evelyn 
Brady, was hanging up clothes in 
behind the house when she was 
notified of the shooting by an 11- 
year-old neighbor boy. ~~“ 
The girl's father, F. C. Brady, 
told police that he doubted if the 
gun had been loaded when the boy 
loaded it himself. 
The father stated that although 
he had taken the children hunting 
during the past season with an- 
other boy, he had never allowed 
Clarence to load the gun. 
woe MAMA? kh Joins With Harriman . 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Rep 
Francis E, Walter, one of Adiai 
Stevenson's most. bitter political 
foes, has announced his support 
for New York Gov. Averell Harri- 
man for the Democratic presiden- 
tial nomination. Walter is the first 
important al leader to climb aboard the Har- 
riman bandwagon. 
  Comfortable Getaway 
  Democratic congression: |. in TV Contest 
winner of a 1956 Pontiac. 
all expenses paid. 
broken leg 
years old. A Drayton Plains woman had to 
enter a New York television con- 
test to win a prize which is pro- 
duced right in her own back yard. 
Mrs. Marshall Pridmore, of 3384 
Meinrad, Drayton Plains, was in- 
formed Wednesday that she is the 
Included in the winnings is a 
three-day trip to New York, with 
Going Strong at 100 
BERLIN (INS)—Mrs, Ottilie Sin-| Three others were injured. 
nert is hospitalized today with a 
caused when s 
slipped and fell while doing ler weekly wash. Mrs. Sinnert is 10 collision on U.S. 31 in the out- she that ericouraged speeding.” 
County dead are: 
Peter J. Burns, 63, of Holly, 
who was struck down by a car as 
he walked with traffic along M8? 
west of Holly. Dana A. Steele, 20, 
: . of Fenton, driver of the tar, told 
: : + Sheriff's deputies he was passing 
DO-IT-YOURSELF CHAPEL—Members of the Unites Press Phet®\ another car and saw Burns too 
18th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion in Detroit donations of lumber and other building materials. |late to avoid hitting him. 
entering the wooden chapel which they built them- Thanksgiving rites were conducted yesterday for Edgar A. Lacey, 18, of Pontiac 
selves. The Gls constructed their own church with servicemen, shown filing into the structure. Township, who dieq on Squirrel 
= : road a mile north of Auburn 
: . P . , of a - on the, i of. 
President Displays Renewed Strength) 2°22 ima meatus - ; = ‘ ~ | to the pavement. 
as. He Enjoys Family Holiday at Farm | tw pecengers win vac, wis : , Norman Hutchinson, 17, 3194 Au- 
GETTYSBURG, Pa. & —Presi-|give his grandchildren a pony cart; He has gone over the State of|burn Ave., and her brother Thom- 
dent Eisenhower counted the bless-|ride, the President looked lean| the Union message he will present| as Hutchipson, 16, were treated for 
ings of returning healt” and «land fit. His face was ruddy and|to Congress in Jamiary, and the|minor injuries and released from 
happy family gathering on Thanks-|his eyes sharp, He was in'a gay|1957 fiscal year budget that will|Ponitac General Hospital. 
giving Day. He alse had a joyous/and happy mood. go up a few days later, Mrs. Mary Begg, 87, of Orton- 
outing with his grandchildren and) During the past two weeks, Ei- eo °¢@ - |wille, who was killed at Telegraph 
their pony and cart. -.',  |senhower has presided over meet-| The President has come into his|and Goddard Roads in Taylor 
The President is looking so well) ings of the National Security Coun: |Gettysburg office almost daily for/Township returning from a family 
that his : now} cil and Cabinet; He has conferred|a morning's work, dinner in Flat Rock. Five persons 
believes he may be able to return with Secretary of State John Fos-| Monday, he will take over pol-/were hospitalized after her grand- 
to the White House ter Dulles on the implications of |itical leadership of the Republican | son, 21-year-old Robert Capron of 
at Christmastime, _ the Russian attitude at the Big/Party again when he confers with| Ortonville, collided with Frank 
The Elsenhowers are sched- |Four Geneva meeting, and U, 8.|GOP“Naticnal Chairman Leonard Hanson, 16, of Taylor Township, 
uled to go back to Washington {Policy to meet it. _'W, Hall. Ia: other Michigan aceldents 
Dec. 22 for a family Christmas. : A nine persons died in two colli 
However, it . was , ° ° |Area Housewife | stods in Livonia and Montcalm 
thought he would have to return isier | = County. 
to Gettysburg or go South after ad Wins New Auto The Livonia crash occurred when 
the holiday to continue his recup- cars driven by Joseph Adams,“41, 
miles‘north of Ionia took five lives. 
The dead were Joseph D, Wyman, 
50, of Lansing; his wife, Lavange, 
45; and son, Terry, 19; George 
Edwards, 38, of Clio, and Mrs. 
Arlene Marshall, 33, of Fiint, 
Other fatalities included: — 
Dr. Alonzo Wheeler, 84, of Ber- 
rien , killed in a two-car       (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)   
Hospital, Royal Oak. 
Hills home. 
‘Detroit, 
    firm in 1923. 
    Local Advertising Man 
Harvey Gardner Luce Dies Harvey Gardner Luce, executive vice president and 
assistant to the president of MacManus,-John and 
Adams, died last night en route to William Beaumont 
He had suffered a heart attack at his Bloomfield 
A noted artist, Luce, 55, had had one-man shows in   
Washington and¢- 
picked it up, leading police to New York. He joined the 
believe that the child may have | Serving in both world wars, he 
was a major and Deputy Chief of 
Publications Branch, Military In- 
telligence Service of the War De- 
partment staff, World War 
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~ ful *jhis cell in Denver County Jail. 
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Matheny, 46 McKinley St. 
  - HBom Bomb ih 
Due in Spring Sen. Anderson 
Big Red Explosions 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The 
congressional atomic authority. in 
dicated today that the U. S 
stage new H-bomb’ tests 
Pacific to answer Russia s appar- 
ent mastery of the sec ret of super- 
bombs, 
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson 
NM), | chairman of wil 
nthe 
enormous Russian explosion, 
vealed _ Thanksgiving Eve, 
einphasized that America 
most destructive of all weapons. 
Preparations for new hydrogen | 
tests in the Pacific have been 
under way for more than a year. 
The staging reportedly was de- | 
layed because of a desire to. em- 
‘phasize “atoms for peace’ in 
held next spring. 
Administration sources, mean- 
while, saw a new government pol-| 
icy, emerging from the Atomic En-| 
ergy Commission's sudden decision| 
to- announce that Russia has set 
off a blast equal to millions of 
tons of TNT—a feat possible only | 
with large H-boms. 
The policy involves an atternpt| 
to persuade the American people 
that they can have security, even 
though Moscow has the power to 
order the complete destruction of, 
the U. S. — provided the U. §.! 
maintains a similar ability to com- 
pletely destroy Russia.° 
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"Reached at his home in Albu-! 
, Sen. Anderson said: 
“] think this recent Russian test} 
is pretty good evidence of the 
intention of the Russians to go 
ahead with an aggressive pro- 
gram in spite of all these smiling 
faces." 
The belief that a new adminis- 
tration policy is in the making 
stemmed from the fact that the 
“in the range of 
TNT, which is only half a megaton. 
Racial Traveling Bans 
Outlawed by ICC WASHINGTON — The Inter-   
segregation of interstate travelers 
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The commissign, in years past 
has gone along with the theory 
that separate accommodations for 
the races met the requirements of 
the Interstate Commerce Act, so 
jong as they are equal. 
But it said in today’s rulings: 
“The disadvantage to a traveler 
who is assigned accommodations| 
or facilities so designated as to 
imply his inherent inferiority sole- 
1g because of his race must be 
under present conditions 
as unreasonable. | 
“Also, he is cee to be free 
of annoyances, some petty and 
some substantial, which almost in-| Hints 
U.S. Blasts to Answer 
top| 
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the Senate- 
House Atomic Committee, said the} 
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for Nassau County Police Headquarters. 
Grand Jury Is Hearing ™ 
| MINEOLA, N. Y. (~The case 
‘of the shotgun death of William’ 
| Woodward Jr. goes before a spe- 
,cial session of the Nassau County 
grand jury today with the widow) 
Iso killed the millionaire sports- 
man scheduled to be the star wit-! 
iN@ss; 
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Appearing voluntarily to tell her 
istory that the killing was an ac- 
cident, Mrs. Ann Woodward must 
waive immunity — meaning that 
lanything she says could be used’ 
jagainst her in any possible coe 
cution. 
If the district attorney's office 
\nad called her as a witness - — an 
Graham May Get 
Criminal Lawyer 
Assigned Today | 
  
murderer John Gilbert Graham will 
tell Denver District Judge Eddard 
J, Keating today whether they) 
were successful in obtaining a 
criminal lawyer“ to defend their, 
client. 
Attorneys Jerome Strickland and 
arraignment in order to give them 
time to secure a lawyer to de-. 
fend the 23-year-old father .on a 
charge 
case before she boarded a plane| 
Nov; 1, 
Graham is scheduled to plead 
to the charge Monday before 
Judge Keating, 
He originally confessed to plavc- 
United Air Lines DC-46B which ex- 
ploded in mid-air near Long- 
mont, Colo., killing all 44 persons 
aboard. Later, however, he repu- 
diated the confession which he 
claimed had been secured by the 
FBI under duress. - 
Graham spent Thanksgiving Day 
quietly reading a book and pacing 
He enjoyed a dinner of fried chick- 
en, mashed potatoes, cranberry 
sauce, dressing, bread, pumpkin 
pie and coffee. 
22 Lives Claimed 
by Holiday Accidents (Continued From Page One) 
skirts of Niles, and Michae} J. 
Kubecka, 54, also. of Berrien 
Springs. 
Pvt. William Hackett, 21, of Hud- 
son, home on furlough from Ft. 
Knox, Ky., killed when his car left 
        segregation 
even though the rail carriers, as! 
most of the defendants have done 
here, sincerely try to provide both 
races with equally convenient and 
convenient and comfortable 
cars.and waiting rooms.” 
Traffic Victim, 9, Still 
  Nine-year-old James Matheny, 
struck by an automobile Monday, 
remained in critical condition in 
Pontiac General Hospital today. 
He is the son of Mrs. Edna L. 
  
In Today’s Press PONTIAC AND Moc’ sega om Fast 
49-44, low tonight 21-25 
Deccening utes ert “eet? 4 tod southeas: i mp ay 
“and northerly ton 
Today in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. 
Wind velocity 2 m.p.h 
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on: 
Ee Severeey® rn ie ‘a.m. 
Priday at 2:15 pm 
Moon sets Saturday at 3:45 am   
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Thersday in Pontiac 
1As recorded sowntown} ‘a tree, M3 and overturned about 11 miles 
east of Hillsdale. 
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Mrs. Lillies Luscombe, 42, of 
ruraj Charlotte, killed when a car 
driven by her husband, George, 
530, missed a turn at the end of 
an.Eaton County. road_and struck 
\ Henry A. Schoettle, 75, of De- 
troit, struck ang killed by a car 
as he crossed a street in De- 
troit. 
Mrs, Elizabeth Katzenmeyer, 75, 
of Ann Arbor, killed in a Monroe 
County collision in which seven 
members of a family were in- 
jured. 
Mrs, Margaret Tynan, 48. of De- 
troit and Mrs. Clarence Kreines, 
of Port Huron, were killed in a 
three car wreck four miles south 
of Mt. Clemens on U.S., 2. Four 
others were hurt. 
Mrs. Violet Ruark, 74, of Ink- 
ster, killed when struck by a car 
as she was crossing U.S. 112 in 
front of Wayne County General 
Hospita], 
. Steve R. Forgac, 50, of Detroit, 
identified by police from papérs 
found on the body, killed when| he was struck by a car on a De-| 
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  |Lonardi Will Visit U.S. 
- to’ Consult Physicians. | j 
BUENOS AIRES (INS)- — Maj. 
  Mrs. Woodward's Story 1935, but now is expected to be | 
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Frank Hays obtained an 11-day John M. Prutting spent half an| 
tinua: Ni 17 of Grah hour with her yesterday at the! 
poe Se is of Graham *| Woodward town house in Manhat-| 
Former Restaurant 
‘end of the day. ,unusual procedure — she would be 
granted immunity. 
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The Duchess of Windsor may ‘be 
among the 30-odd witnesses whoni 
Dist, Atty. Frank Gulotta oxrecis 
to call before the grand jury. 
| The Woodwardg were guests at, 
‘a Long Island party in honor of the| 
duchess the night before the 35- 
year-old owner of the racehorse 
Nashua was killed at his Oyster 
Bay, N, Y., home early ey the! 
morning of Sunday, Oct. 
SHOT IN DARK 
Authorities have not a 
the 39-year-old widow's story tha 
— |she shot into a dark hallway of the | 
|Oyster Bay home at a noise she} 
thought was caused by a prowler.| 
Her husband, who was at the door 
of his bedroom across the hall, 
was hit in the head by a shotgun 
charge and died almost instantly. 
Gulotta said he believes the * 
DENVER (INS) — Two tem- &rand jury will remain in session 
porary attorneys for accused mass| | throughout today — and possibly 
into this evening — to hear all the 
Necessary testimony. He said he 
‘hopes that the jury will then be 
lable to make a ‘final determina- 
tion’’ in the ‘case, 
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Mrs. Woodward's physician Dr. 
jtan and told newsmen as 
lemerged that she was 
  Owner Succumbs. Stephan Palaian, 62, 
restaurant owner, died 
Wednesday at his home 453 Lowell 
St. of a heart attack. 
~ Born in Tur- tormer| 
  “deter- | 
killing his mother by | mined” to go before the grand 
placing a time-bomb in her suit-/JY- (Stiffer Narcotic | 
Penalties Uraed Lawmakers Advocate! * 
  for First Offenders - 
WASHINGTON (INS)—Two law- | 
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urged stiff penalties for 
| fenders. 
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| Chairman Hale Boggs (D-La), of 
FE House Ways and Means subcom- 
mittee, said mandatory sen- first. of 
FOURTEEN MONTHS LATER — Centuries of sorrow seem to | | tences under a 1951 penalty law| 
have been etched into the face of Mrs. William ‘Woodward Jr., in the |for repeaters have driven nar- 
scant 14 months between the times these two photos were taken. At 
left, Mrs. Woodward is shown as she visited in London in September | usually teenagers, for peddling. 
194. At right, the 39-year-old former actress and model appears cotics kingpins to use newcomers, 
Committee member Frank 
| Karsten (D-Mo), joined Boggs 
} in urging that judges be re- 
| an to send first offenders to 
Both also suggested licensing 
|drug manufacturers to control dié- 
tribution of sleeping pills and the 
so-called ‘goof balls.’” They noted, 
| testimony at public hearings held. 
in six cities that the barbiturate! 
lhabit is reaching jalarming” 
levels. 
- Boggs said they found that many | 
addicts of heroin and morphine had. 
| “graduated"’ , rom sleeping pills. 
| Both eae — after hearing, 
enforcement officers from coast to| 
jcoast — that only tough penalties, 
can stem the illicit traffic. 
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Pontiac Deaths 
t Mrs. Jessie R. R. Griffiths 
Mrs. Jessie Riddington. Griffiths, 
| formerly of Pontiac, died Wednes- 
day of pneumonia. She had been 
in.ill health for four years. 
Before moving to Detroit, where | 
she made"her home at 2503 Manis- 
tique Ave., Mrs. Griffiths had lived 
here 30 years. 
‘@ was born in Minnesota July 
16, 1896 and attended school in 
Chicago. 
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. in 
Detroit and the Square Deal Co. | 
Service will be held Saturday at’ 
)1:30 p.m. from the Huntoon Fu 
neral Home with the Rev. James 
iLuther of the Silvercrest Baptist! 
|Church officiating. Burial will. be | 
in Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak.   
Edgar Allen Lacey 
Edgar Allen Lacey, 17, who was! 
killed yesterday in an ‘automobile! 
accident on N, Squirrel Rd. was 
the son of Sherman and Grace 
  Mandatory Jail Terms 
|makers, winding up a nation-wide 
study of narcotics addiction, today | 
She had been employed by the, 
Jand Robert Lotz, prar o Nisamy said a 
f | 
is an architect's sketch of the new 
' building being constructed on Adams road at- 
iingham, by the W. E. Reid De- iw ebster in Birn « 
NEW OFFICE DEVELOPMENT—Shown above velopment Co. 
one-story office March and will 
units. pancy or as  maany as 11 240 square foot office         It will be completed by about 
be rented either for single occu- 
  
The Day in Birmingham   
  New Office 
Set for March Completion’ BIRMINGHAM — A March com-! the 
‘pletion date is anticipated for al 
new office building now under con. 
struction on Adams at Webster. | 
So stated Hamilton H. Paterson, 
president of the W. E. Reid De-! 
| velopment Co.. in emphasizing that 
the structure will be rented either 
in its entirety to ,one tenant or 
to several people. Ultimately, the 
jone-story structure could have 11 
offices, he said. ~ je 
Of red brick, block and steel | 
construttion, the building will | 
encompass 3,300 square fect, Pat- 
erson noted, and will be well | 
lighted through a predominance 
| of windows used throughout, | 
| Paterson said the “strictly office’ 
, building” will face Adams and is 
(on a 48 by 120 foot lot. Other! 
| features include summer air con-| 
|ditioning, acoustical ceilings and a’ 
hot air heating unit. 
Architects for this latest project | 
jof the development company, | 
whose vice president is Wallace E. | 
Reid, are O'Dell, ees and. 
|Luckenbach, with Harry Denyes as 
‘associate architect. 
With Thanksgiving over, the 
Y's Men's Club is losing no time 
in getting in the Christmas spirit 
and members will embark to- 
morrow on their annual Christ- 
mas tree sale. The smell of fresh | 
' pine and balsam will greet would- 
| be customers any day between | 
10 a.m. and 9 p.m. until Dec. 24, 
| for 2,000 balsam, scotch pine and 
jack pine trees will be available 
| in the lot adjacent to the YMCA 
Building, 
As an extra precautionary meas- 
ure, fire safety instruction sheets 
will be made available for each 
purchaser. Club members noted 
that these particular tree varieties - 
will shed very few needles and if| 
kept in a bucket vf water before 
decorating, will keep their. fra- 
grance and freshness. 
Dave Hubbs, | 
  the club hopes ‘to realize enough   A member of the Calvary Mis-| 
  key, he was the | 
son of Garabed 
and Altoun Pala-| 
jan. He was mar-| 
ried to Evangel| 
Yeretzian in De- 
troit Dec. 23, 
1220. 
Mr. Palaian 
came to Pontiac| 
from Detroit in) 
1927. He was a 
MR, PALAIAN member of St. 
John's Armenian Church, Detroit 
and was a veteran of World War I.| 
Three months ago, he _ retired 
from his restaurant business. 
which he owned and operated near 
the Pontiac Motor Division. 
Surviving, besides his wife, are 
four children, Charles, George, 
Mrs. Ann Beamish and Mrs. Mary| 
Leu Malkasian, all of Pontiac. 
A brother,, Nick Palaian, and 
seven grandchildren also survive. 
The funera) will be held at 11 
a.m. Monday in the St. John's 
Armenian Church, Detroit with his 
pastor, the Rev. A. Kasparian offi- 
ciating. Burial will be in Oak Hill 
Cemetery, Pontiac; — 
Friends -may call after 5 p.m. 
this evening at the Edward Kor- 
koian Funeral Home, 11545 Wood- 
ward Ave. Detroit. 
French U.N. Boycott on Algiers Nears End 
    
  |here 20 years -ago to Maye Hub- as a mechanic by the Rogers-Wil-| 
ly's Sales & Service. 
Surviving are his mother and fa- 
ther and a sister, Gloria June, at 
home. Two grandmothers, Mrs. 
Alcia Lacey of South Clinton, Tenn. 
and Mrs. Estes Owens of Marlow, 
Tenn. also survive. 
A prayer service will be held at 
a.m. Saturday in the Dudley H. 
Moore Funeral Home, Auburn 
Heights. He will then be sent to the 
Holly Funeral Home in Clinton. 
The funeral will be held Monday 
,at 2 p.m. from the Farmer's Grove 
Baptist Church with the Rev, Rose 
L. Davis officiating. Burial will be 
in the Farmers-Grove Cemetery, 
Clinton, 
John Daniel Odneal 
John Daniel Odneal, 40, of 379 
LW inding Drive, died suddenly in 
Boonville, Mo., Wednesday. 
He was born in Missouri April 
15, 1915, the son. of Martin and 
Lon V. Smith Odneal and married 10 
bard. 
An international representative 
for the UAW-CIO, he had lived in 
Pontiac 27 years, coming here 
from Missouri, q 
During World War II, Mr. Od- profit for a down payment on a 
used bus for the Y swimming and, 
summer programs. The present! 
sionary Church, he was eniployed|bus will be disposed of next sum- one 
| Minn.; mer. 
Tomorrow's 10:30 a.m. story 
period at Baldwin Library will 
feature the reading of “‘Cinder- 
ella” and “Bremen Town Musi- 
cians.” The half-hour program is 
open to all kindergartners | 
through sixth graders. 
Her teachers say Margaret Da-| 
vis, 18-year-old Birmingham High 
School senior, is excelling in her | 
school and athletic activities, per:/ 
haps a little more difficult for her) 
than it would be for-some, since) 
Margaret is here‘as an exchange 
student from her 
home, Timaru. , 
As proof, Sally Reid. gymnasium | 
instructor, has just announced that 
Margaret copped top honors in the| 
girls’ riflery program which closed 
last week, and was awarded the 
shooting trophy. 
Here through the American — 
Field Service program, Margaret | 
is making her home with the mates, the Mglodaires and the 
Cheers, attributed with making 
jpopular the current song hit, 
|show broadcast over the radio half 
ling an interview with Miss Jerome. 
|Royal Oak High will be represent- 
——— 
New Zealand # 
Lawton Tabors, 18280 Devon- _ 
shire. She is active in all school | 5 98 N. Saginaw St. 
sports, has written articies for ! a Construction 
“Highlander” and sea 
before local groups on her home- 
land, where she will enter col- 
| lege next year to become a teach- 
er. 
The line- -up of guest stars appear- | 
ing at tomorrow's Platter. Party 
includes Patty Jerome, the Cla’ss- : 
‘Black Denim Trousers. 
Poors of the Birmingham Thea- 
|ter, will open at 10:30, with the hour 
jan hour later, Sheila Jameg, of 
Bloomfield Hills High School, will 
‘conduct the press conference dur- 
  ed by Sandra Kraase, listing her| 
school’s choice for the week's 
three top tunes, according to a 
jteen survey, IR 
Teen-of-the-Wéek 
go to the football pantie of | 
Royal Oak, winners of yester.* | 
day's traditiona] Thanksgiving | 
Day game between Birmingham 
and Roya] Oak High. 
Mrs. Edwin C. Erickson 
Private service for Mrs. Edwin 
  \C./ (Irma Rogers) Errickson, 64,| 
jot 636 George -St., will be at 1 
|p.m, Saturday at the Manley Bail-| 
ey Funeral Home, with cremation | 
ito follow at White Chapel Me-| 
moral Cemetery 
Mrs. Errickson, who had for-| 
merly served as substitute teach- 
er in the Birmingham schools, died 
Wednesday following a long illness. | 
Besides her husband, she leaves, 
three sons, Rogers W. of, Birming- 
ham; Donald C. of Pontiae: and 
E. Robert of Long Beach, Calif. ; | 
and four grandchildren, 
Mrs, Jeffe A, van den Berg 
Service for Mrs. Jeffe A. (Susan 
Talbot) van den Berg, 76, of 1987 
|Graefield Terrace, will be at 11) 
of the \@ m. Monday at Bel) Chapel 
Wittiam R. Hamilton Co. with bur-! 
ial in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. | 
van den Berg died Thursday after’ 
a short illness. 
Survivors include her eeebend | 
son, Kent of Minneapolis, 
and two grandchildren. 
—y Traffic Accident 
Hospitalizes 4 | Woman Listed in Poor 
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Four persons were hospitalized! 
and two others injured in a traf- 
fie accident last. night. | Escape Serious Harm 
Mrs. Lois Peck, 280 Fisher St., 
who is in poor condition ‘in. Pon- 
tiac General Hospital, told police | 
I don’t know where the car. in| 
front of me came from.” 
She struck the var of McKin- | 
ley Scott, 25, of 361 Wessen St., 
at 11:30 p.m., when Scott made 
a left turn onto Bagley St, from 
Diston Ave., according to police. 
rs. Peck was naveling south 
on . She suffered head, back 
and internal injuries. . 
Scott and a passenger, James | 
R. Williams Jr., 25, of 180 Fulton)   passenger, James 
Brome, 19, 36 Wessen St., is in’ 
good condition in St. Joseph Hos- 
pital, 
Two other passerigers in Scott's 
car were -released after treatment 
from Pontiac General Hospital. 
They are Mrs. Mary Kitts, 503) 
‘Highland Ave., and Mrs, Violet 0.) 
Nic hols, 62 Orton bas 
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  neal served in the U. S. Navy. 
Besides his wife and parents, a 
son, John Daniel Odneal II of Pon- 
tiac, survives. A sister, Mrs. Gra- 
cie Lee Janicky of Pontiac, also 
survives. 
Mr. Odneal will be at the Purs-| 
  UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.- 
France’s boycott of the U.N. Gen 
eral Assembly was believed near 
an end today with agreement re- 
ported on a plan to drop the -ex- 
plosive Algerian question from the | 
Assembly agenda. . 
Informed sources said the Asian. 
African bloc and France have ap- 
proved an Indian resolution declar- 
ing no discussion of the issue is! 
necessary at the present time and) 
the Assembly is no longer con- 
cerned with the question. 
No serious opposition was fore- 
seen and the French boycott was 
expected to be called off by the 
France walked out of the As- 
‘sembly Sept. 30 after a 28-27 vote 
ito debate Algerian nationalists’ 
fight for peer ecndéeace from 
France. 
Christmas Art Showing 
to Open at Cranbrook   
‘Christmas exhibition and sale by 
students at the Academy of: Arts 
Paintings, sculpture, pottery, 
jewelry, clothing ‘and hand-made 
cards will be shown and sold. The 
  ——- are — until Dec. 1. Record Crowd Views 
Cranbrook School's annuallwitn the 
the Crockett. ° yy—\ley Funeral Home until noon Mon- 
day. He will then be taken to 
the Christian & Missionary Alli- 
ance Church for service at 2 p.m. 
The Rev. G, J. Bersche, pastor of | the church, will officiate, Burial 
will be at Perry Mt. Park Ceme- 
tery. 
Friends may call after ‘7 p.m. 
tonight. 
  Detroit's Big Parade 
DETROIT  — A record-   ing crowd of 200,000 lined streets 
in downtown Detroit yesterday for 
the annual J, L. Hudson Co. 
Thanksgiving Day parade. 
also saw the colorful event, 
Featured in the three-mile-long 
spectacle were 20 floats, 11 bands, 
lennial star of the show, 
Claus, and his new friend Davy 
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in All Grains - 
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63%; rye % to % lower, December 
$1.11; soybeans % to 1% higher, 
_ January $2.33%, and lard 5 to 10 
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RERIDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1955 
    THE PONTIAC PRESS, - 
HAWKS TO HIT HIGHWAYS—Premiere model in the new Stude- mobile is equigped with & $¥5-horsepoire? V4 engin’ with four-barrel baker line of sports-type cars will be the ‘Golden Hawk,” scheduled carburetion and a compression ratio of 9.5 to 1. The five-passenger Se ee ee ee 7. The auto- . vehicle is 17 feet long, Se ee ee ont Gee teen Sve toe ee   
  
  
  
Water Main in South Boulevard, 
Tex Avenue and in Meadow Street. 
To: OM.C, ae ae & Coach Division, 
Jean Janetta, V. G, Smith, Lewis Wrenn, 
“Paul Vreones, Paul Theodore, Peter 
aor. —— Nolen, Fred Hockenberry, 
Cc. Rk. incent, Denver Jones, A. 6. 
Hinds, tease Smith, Melvin R. Fox, 
ond Fox, Thomas Hunt, Marte D. 
W. Bramblett, Jo- 
Antonio Pimptnetii, 
mR, 
to all persons interested, 
That the roll A. the ne Spockal 
City Assessor 
len A defraving that part 
of the ait, which ¢ 
cided at be spe- 
cial asocesment ‘or the construction of 
Boulevard, Brad- 
nie ; Tex 
to end of exist- 
and in tiny il Avenue from 
Bouth yep to M.A.L.R.R., is now 
- = my office for public inspec- 
Notice ia also here’ 
pola A $:00 te oe. *. Commission de- | Pot   
and Mrs. Harold Zuchike of Walled 
Lake and Mrs. Ethel Pettibone of 
Pontiac, 
One board foot is a unit of tim. |B 
ber 12 inches square and one inch 
thick. 
County Calendar New Hudson 
Extension club er will meet at 8 
tonight at the home of Mrs. Stan 
ts. Lesson will poe on “Making the 
Storage smvronacl 
  Most of 8 
ROTIcE OF INTENT TO ISSUE CITY 
Notice is hereby given, that the Com- 
mission of the City of Pontiac, Mich- 
igan intends to caged proceedings to 
issue an amount not 
to exceed $3,000,000 Poy defray the cost 
ot hare aad ge and equipping an. addi- 
tion Leg sent city Ley an’ 
d th tthe My will be pledged and ¢ o ec Pi 
tae os [om tong tof sald tn ‘ accordance 
ith the Previslens of subsection (e) of «| Section 5 of Act No, 279 of the Public 
as 1000, as   
  
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Baldwin Rubber* ...|, ‘i “ee Gertz Michigans . 24 3 
any ‘on Products*. 34 3.2 
Masco 8c, ve 88 34 2.1 
Midwest brasive®. atin 14 84 
Rudy Mfe* “oe 32 33 
Wavne 8c 1.2 ig 
"No sale; via ‘and asked. 
Chevrolet to Produce 
Two Millionth Today 
DETROIT (®—The two millionth 
Chevrolet produced in U,S. plants 
this vear will roll from an assem- 
biv line in Flint today, 
T. H. Keating, general manager 
of General Motors’ Chevrolet Divi- 
sion, said a new record was as- 
sured in Chevrolet production dur- 
ing a single year. The company 
itrrened out two million .cars in 
  resched until Dec, 29. 
Keating said records also were 
set this year in daily production} 
(10.172) as well as weekly (53.510) 
and monthly (209.263) production. « J i 
  
        \1950, but the - fievre was not/® 
Gals Avoid Antarctic «| ted; recet eceipis “054.96T;, wholesale, buying 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Rear/AA,'#: #2 4 8175-88; 9 B 8615; @ C Adm, Richard E. Byrd, fe ta ze about ; fecelpts 10,073; 
today to take command of his fifth | T"higner: tnenanged 
expedition to the Antarctic said: |e t A's fovea “a: mediums ‘a: 
“No-woman has ever set foot in the| Current seccite de Cee 
Antarctic. We ‘found it to be the} ; 
on earth.” : a Moslem.   
  
  CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Nov. 2§ (AP) -- Opening 
awh seseee lL C; | d 
gag, Reve fy) Lodge Calendar velop | MARKETS tudebaker Line comegne Ab WEF cecess 636 
MAY ..00.... 2.02 duly cecevcee 101 Dee ..,,.:,, 110%] Special communication of Pon-'! orn , Mar -....es-- 1.13% | tiae Lodge No. 21, F. & A. . Produce Dec .esewe-s 1.24% May ..,.00.. 215% | 
By TBR gee ae Ee a iter Higher Trend | ebro ranma, cones. fQ ake Debut eee wees «ee ov. t _- bel Sep cycercee ER Yan 200099 Lodge fo gop baad ll me waa prices on the Detroit Farmers’ Marke Dee ...-cc00 6 ay. M40 * —= sshd cs co ff local 4 Le! ADVERTISEME!-T FOR BIDS ! N i B f ee ee ee pre ha acs gates! ony. Golden Hawk’ to. Head The Board of Rducation of Schoo! Dis. ews i in brie ler tendency developed in early|sa sate’ package iota penes wa is ee New Sports-Type Series S ‘actiona ol oomle t Ppies: ous, ie a Townshi a Bloomft Hills Ct dealings in the stock market to-|bu; Nn reen- Pontiac, » ssichigan. will ee ssated Pontiac Rebecca Lodge 450 will ~ ingé, taney, 2s Vata No. Pacrest bu: —Showing December 7 
Site clekrante ie ot estat fet hold a bake sale Sat, Nov. 26 atj 4. ney ig pg gt a site of the Hickory Grove Elementary |Federal's Dept. Store starting at The market. ‘opened quite mixed, fancy, 4.00 bu: No Tl, 3100-3.50 bu; "o. Studebaker's new ‘“Hawk’’ line School. Boemt teld gernehie, Michigan /10 A, M. —Ady.,.and then a few additional plus ples, ‘Wolf River, fancy, 3.00. bu; No. 1, deucrihed wy it hors as “the 
November 20, ies at tue eetios of the , signs turned the trend upward. A 39023 se or Gide te ne woe 3.80 ¢-en fi A : 4 = ade ries of Board of Education, Schoo! District No.| Rummage sale, Saturday, No- few issues added between 1 and 2 case. Pears, Bosc. fancy, 4.00 bu; No. 1. trl, Homie ote - 3 Fractional of Bloomfield Township and;vember 26 at 8:00 to 1:00, 98 W. 3.00-3.50 bu; pears, Kieter, fancy, 3.00/sports-type cars," will be: intro- _Bloomfield Hills City, 186 East Square | Huron —Ady Points, but most changes either|pu: No. 1, 2.00-2. duced in Studebaker Packard deal time and’ place ai wr whi’ be punted |p A ay were a the smaller facts ee eee ee rach ees Seg Ae | Caen Me NR “lat eg a es ee nace ee at er el @s follows: aurch, Nov. 26. 8 a. m. ahead to challenge the o mits, 8 1, 100-180 bu. : . . Proposal A—the 2 ume. af © well . —Adv.jhigh established’ Sept. 23, but the |No. 1. ~ 85-10 "dor bene: carrots, Mites line will be presented ie fe 
Grading. oe if your friend’s in jail and needs Thanksgiving holiday slowed down) wo. i a area Celery, Beets fo gre sees Each will Oy etc, Oe nGn forme furniehed | bail ‘Ph. FE §-9424 or MA 5-4031 i eee ep a ine oe tee ley aed pace by a bid bond or certified check in the —Adv. ding today was quiet, and |varrots, top |, No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu: . amount of § % of the proposal” sub- there were few initial blocks on cauliflower. No. 1 2.00-2.50 doz. Celery, Engines in the will e° mitted. 4.00-4.56 crate; Mo. 1, 1.00-1.56 = ones Plans a tteation Fish supper Sat., Malta Temple. General whi * 100. from horsepower 1 obtained poss and ater pee goes 82 Perkins St. 5 until. $1.00. Adv. oe eee: —- = coe bens. Sees ane - 100-1.30 *~ ary aia ed ber 22. 1988, at the office of the erent: has been one of the most active |», 1.25-1.50 ‘dos. behs. nr my ratio, ‘in the ‘“Gold- c rehitect n th ALA “4 Parties. , ions, opened bs! tong : down horse. 
Suit Woodward “Avenue, ‘Birmingham. | pe ggg ee ene G00 shares off ‘at a0%. ae oa rages, ds power for the “Flight. Hawt.” * . ‘o, | s, A check tn the sum of $10.00 must be ‘ ’ ; and it continued trading. around : Posmay! 1h bes sob bag; No. i, 1.63.) The latter model -has a six-cylin- 
stena ant. aeecitiantions a ye hong | Papel Som ani, heen stolen nat figure. 1100 a y roe —— “ope ‘5 ~s =? der L-head engine, while the ons, same to re- Wednesday night from home Mrs. = chs, ‘arsiey, curly, oO, . 
oro upon return of nd t- * 1-90 doz. beh: ‘ No, 1, others Y cations in good conthion wethtn ben James Taylor, 114 Cadillac St, ‘80-1.00 dos. be 2 parmipa, No.1. hove VS. 3 
ti ctaeget fie onaing ot Ms”, [reported to Pontiac Police. | ~ New York Stocks — |1+2;30, 4 pe, Teppery “cezenme Ne’! Other series will include the ced ia  -intisfactery ‘Performance bond Par le a Mao SEY Ee neen a 1. ise 60 "beg: Ko, F aati 80 ib. “Bky Hawk’? which has a 210 and la and materia each -in Bradford, emp ae - 97.6) DME: aE jo, 3, 1 1.98 bu. Red- |, vi i 
the he. total oat of iwhich rae py |fOld police that a battery was Allied Chen 1103 Lack Aire Shige 3 esr harceneuer on “Power eis nesd from It WO ss : | tghes, . ft ft behs; No. 1, 
All proposals va submitted shall remain [Ore vee pA = hes his car, | auss 7s. Lone 8 Chem ><) ies Gun Bake: soma ‘acorn, Ne. 1:|. Wheelbases will measure 12042 a o! ( ays : : 00-1. 5 
| gptsortlaed Torah Faas ose ia i, ae—~ Aisse “A 8 Martin Gl”, 324) 100-128 bu; squash, butternut,” No, 1. inches; overall lengths will be 203 after official opening of bids. ras cine 237 May D Sir... “3 | :ee-t-3s bu; squash, delicious, No. 3, * 
right to srejeet any or al bids in whole $30 bicycle was stolen Am Can ..... 1 Merck » 28.3) 1 O81 Se bon femates "hemease "re. Ljinches. Heights will be slightly in and to “waive any in-| 20 afternoon from the Pon-/am Cres. $04 Mont Ward. 1007|220350 o-i ote tdoor,jover 56 inches while the widths formalities = on ge tiac Boy's Club, James Gordon, res yoo 617 Motor Pd 29.4) Mas 1, rae tae basket; tu ~ } will be about 70% inches. 
ot Poses reef Am Rone ME Mertertce” fea]ttamee ca.{ Im pre-production tests at the : t Bi a - Pocus, "hichgee Mile City, | George Scheppelman, 1265 Mt.|A™ Fad. ---- 33. Nat Cash R 36-2] ery No. 1, 1.25-1.95 bu. Endive| company’s South Bend proving 
E'€" Bomex. x, Clemens St.. told police that while| an Tob": 185 Nat Thee: btlteadeliee the 'ksearot ‘ete ise-| SFeund the Golden Hawk aver: ev. 0, Mle Ve Rome yesteriey|anse Co ..... 36 ie og ale 33.3|3.00 bul ‘Lettuce, bah No. 1 heiss| ASC 54 seconds In. accelerat- ng, threw a stone Ansc W& C.. $t4 Nort West... Sf : butter. io, i, 2.60-| IME from 30 te 60 miles an hour. Notice of Special Assessment: |and smashed his windshield. Armour & Co 183 ho am ae * Rel w: le ge No. 1 3 ag The same model reached 6 
ly oon, Drainage ; and Ke- ——— Atl mefin a Nwst Artine... 19 2.00 bp: let lettuce, leaf, Not, 175-128 bu;| Miles am hour in 8.6 seconds: ‘ork Pearsall Street. s co Mig ... Romaine, No. 1, 1.28-1.75 bu. from standing start wet EL Williams, Lloyd M. Jack- Earnings Batt & oe aes hcOeh . ° . ‘* ris, trio Page, William mdix AV .. W Air... 17 ¢. Special safety equipment stand- e, Butt arth: : : | Bet {58 Livestock 4 
ee Fee, Eat rene Biel |, CHICAGO CINS)—Chlcago, Rock 6 Se Param Bee. ERO aa eee tone emails wil include and to all persons interested. take no- |/*! Pacific Railresd report-/ 5, - 282 Penney, JC '.100 lavie gos ‘xot"ancugh, hows. carly ‘to Y oe : tice: That the roll of the Special As-|ed today net income for the 10/Budd Co 20.2 pa .-, 2$3\make @ market, undertone aroung|Safety beam headlights,  self- sessment heretofore meade by the City ths ended Oct. 31 of $13,516,093, ‘Burroughs —_. a Pepsi Cole. + 22.6 steady. : Assessor for the purpose defraving mon e . OBS OS, | Calumet & : 13.1 pfizer coe 444 Cattie—Salnble 200. Around % ,| tightening wheel bolts and padded that part of the cost which the Com-|equal to $8.70 a common share.|Camp Soup .. 424 Pheips D'..... 56.6 fresh recet; ee y|/seat backs. Paddéd instrument mission decided should be paid and Can Dry ..... 16.1 Philco 326 en full) ear all op mag a sa borne by special assessment for the| This compared with $12,217,554, or ican Pac 321 Philip Mor... 441 |¢rades; ten head high choice and prime| Panels and seat belts will be stand- construction of curt fatter, .treinese $6.75 a common share, in the same penned S foe Pilsby pe +. 4 s Ib ne steers 3) ard on the Golden Hawk and riod. last year. Gross revenues aI 18.3 Pit P - 80.7 a ome — rips apy las office for pubis a Jed $1 233 155,-/ ches & Oni $33 Pure Ou 37.9 | Steere 33.00; other dle neg ym Se oe ee y p pec- | tota $158, 233,662 as against $ 977 RCA 46.¢|Detfers lacking; bulk utility cows 10.00 tion eye «<= i" 11.80, including load 1380 The line's design features nictise is also hereby given that the 922,858 in the 194 period. October | Sree Bvi- $8.3 Repub Stl ..., 61.1 at 11.80; most canners and cutters 8.00- 
Ppninncn and the Assessor of the City/net income amounted to $1,481 514! Sa ont “Fag. Rey Mets...” §2 9/2000; utility “and nd commercial buils| MEM, long front fenders thrust ston Chamber, tn “the city Han int in wala as compared with $969,724 a year \Gome Bd is as Rey Tod B... 0-4 —— _—— - Bari eatin’ paired recor A Sache al city on- the jay of Decembér AD. japon = - © {|€0@ Edis ..... ee soilae  WE 62.2)arrow; noearly sales, undertone lower. extends from headlamp rim 1953 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. to review | 8&0- Gen HGas .. et see tend... ate p—Bala’ Table $00 Market not estab-| through the door and terminates said Bastssment, at which time and ———e Consum Pow. 487 fa pen: 41.2 Used. = NS place opportunity will be given ail per- ad valli can a” pence Bees... 1088 —_—. - in a chromed “vee” check at 
ron mbereved Co by Meare {eA net incorme for Serizgs Mr Be SiGe 483] emcace avesoce | the forward end of tall fn rum » “ oe i Lo Lf a 
W.0. Gat. ADA R. EVANS, the 10 months ended Oct. 31 of /Dis < eees.--- 3 } oneal bof 11,000; pope om active, most) pla ning the length of the rear fend- 
City Clerk $21,477,092, equal to $6.97 a com-|Bow. Chem... ! $6.3 Sou Pac .,.... $7.3 ae phocllerty ee ek to 
_ nov. 3s, ‘68 mon share. This compared with DY Pont ....-.229 Boe Mg. .;--107 $i strong on all other butchers: Both the Golden Hawk and the Notice of Special Assessment: |$16.248,615, or $5.27 a common| fast Kod... 437 Std Brand. 363 goed chappine Gor’ 20 tan pened tanni|Sky Hawk will have finned safety ——— =e and Related Work share, in the same period last! a itu | “3% Std Ol Ing... % 1 te de 100220 te eiceneat mixed No. | brakes, said by the manufacturers year. Gross revenues increased to/ Emer Rad .... ie hd Gel Gwe. set largely” 11'15-12.00; “on. Kinds. suitable | to give 100 per cent’ faster brake oT n.& Williams, are M. Mack- $243,343,758 from $230,489,987 in the|Fairo Mor’ '' 324 Stevens, JP... 26.7\for shipping orders carrying No. 1 and f son, Myra Harris, Harrie T. Page, W!!- : alate ah Tra ..’, 19 Stud Pack... 10.1|2 end; around 200. head selected lote| Cooling. am ———_ ater age OL 1954 period. “October net income Gen Dynam..: 506 olen ee = mixed ng! 1 and insen an bos od Town, nnex, ount: r Gen Elec v oe A 
Mitchell, Pioria A. Harper, Ernest am ed to $2,992,334 as against Gen Motors... ed Texas Co: .,.118 | 38. 230-260 Ib. we-it.00. few 240°300 r Chambers, Geo. Biltz, and to’ all per-/| $3,742,687 a year ago. Gen Tel ~ 39 Tex G -Sul ,, 37.2/ 1b. 10.00-10.50; most sows under 600 Ib usmess 0 es 
rell of the ‘pect sh ig oto soment heretofore Sen fire. ies Time le 4 grey cattle 11,000; salable calves : 
raat Packanng Gatpen'e ws, — County De See Beans 88 Riatuamet 25| tae atte TOS op ted A nate ep RUAN uP Promation of Walk < iP neee a Gen I i al | " which ts Come isston Pood the cost ounty aths Goodrich ...,, 7% Twent Cen 26.4/ er, instances up 1.00 by Scher e oice — er C. wo irman of the 
a ee Gran Pale.- tt UnOgattde “aan |eedae “6 Heed io higher” goed board and James J. Murtagh to © : “S08. ~ ) good steers dai executive vice president of Gerity- Hoffman Gt No Ry - 417 Un 4 ercia! ES y Sram Pramblin Dona te Meee Gta ce Marte Richey R West O:.c. $19 Unit Air Lin ateleme’ ese ee one oerime betters | Michigan Corp. was announced to- now on file in my office for public in-| WALLED LAKE — Service for poh bors paul 14.7 Unit Aire 65.4 | steady to higher; commercial and ( spec Marle Richey Hoffm 17 h- Gulf O » 884° Unit Fruit $3.5|)g00d heifers slow, fully steady: cows day by James Gerity Jr., president Notion ts ish ‘hereby given that the te Richey Hoffman, 17-mont Hooker el +++: 404 Un Gas Cp .. 311]steady te strong; bulls strong to 25|and board chairman. Commisslow Ghd the Assessor of the City Old son of Mr. and Mrs. Oran Hoff-}Indust Ray. ... $08 Us Lines ../: 24 |Righer: vealers steady to 100 lower of Pontiac, will meet in the Commission | man, 216 Elizabeth St.. will be held|incecias te... $2, US Ruboer ... 48 |stockers and feeders about steady: two| Gerity has been elected board Chamber tn the City Hall in said City, : : meclint Hare |''° 364 US Steel... 96 [teed of high prime 1.100 and 1.15¢ i». jchairman of the Water Treatment on the Oth day of scember A.D. 1968 at 10:30 a.m. Saturday from theltnt tel & Tel 23 US Tob ...... 19.4) steers 24.50-24.75; a few loads prime of Ft. Wayne at 8:00 d’clock P.M., to review said as- Richardson-Bird Chapel here with|Is! Crk Coal 30.3 West Un Tel.. 22.1] 1,050-1, Wb. 23.80-24.00; bulk choice ig Corp. eine e which time and place pe rath an Weste A Bk.. 28 |and @ steers 19.00-23.50: some good|Ind., Gerity - Michigan's mals. opportunity will be pre ail persons |burial to follow in Oakland Hills|jones & L. wats B.. O16 grade yearlings up to 19.60; but good acquired subsidiary. Lok was eetea. tereusber sh 1008. Memorial Gardens. The baby died| Kelsey | Hayes ts orl oe iaalnetters. ite 22.0: willity end commer. elected president. 
—— apa n_xvane, | Uadenly Thursday. Kimb Clk .:. 46.7. Youngst Ghat os cutters 800-698; writin ene commercial ‘city Clerk| Surviving iealiios his parents are/ Kresge, SS... 292 gonith Rad.. bulls 823.00 down; . Nov. 28, ‘88. /two brothers, Loren and David;|“°F “ss... #72 we loved sae ate ‘calves son-|TWO Teenagers Hurt =|two sisters, Deborah and JoAnne, DETROIT STOCK ee Coe = ot Notice of Special Assessment: all at home; grandparents, Mi. J. Nephier ¢ ae postin steers 900 1 up ally;- Two Oxford girls excaped with 
19.78; @ 
cull to low good ia ambs 10,00-17.00; perl 
ly choice shorn lambs 105 Ib. down No. 
10: @ part deck 115 Ib. 
good ' to mostly slaughter 
60 | ewes 400-6 
  
Poultry DETROIT POULTRY 
DETROIT, Aga 23 (AP)—Prices paid 
per pound o.b. Detroit ~ om 1 
quality live cenit w 
Heavy ¢; hens 26- 
for last minute orders and _ fill-tn 
requirements. pts m Fryers 
and light type hens or light 4g te oy 
Small caponetter under tbs., ducks 
reer 
  moderate and adeceate, to . faart food 
aes ner Ithow ne tate tn f ntactory. a in leg ss pon Monday and 
s very active, 
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS 
—— Nov. 23 (AP)—Butter unset- rolled over on Lakeville Rd. yes- 
50 | terday. 
.| Sheriff's Deputies that: she was 
passing another car when she lost 
control. 
      
    
    
  
Miss Judith Johnston, 16, told 
    to} The Oakland County Planning|” 
t\Commission reports that there are 
; approximately 700 miles of pri- 
mary roads and 1,825 miles of 
One out of ine Fulani rods i the couny road se 
  | EB Sener Death Notices 
DUST, NOV. 23, 1955, SYLVESTER | 222, Osmun 8t., ae | be- 
loved husband 
M. Dust; dear tainer a Kat 
MocCreedy; dear brother of 
liam Dust, Mpa. Etta 
and Mrs. Raiph Richardson, 
- feral service will be held. Sat- 
urday, Nov. 26, at 3:30 p.m.drom 
Voor es-Biple Chapel with Rev. 
, Peul R. Havens “officiating In- 
terment in Perry” rk Cem- 
etery, Mr. Dust will lie in state 
at the Voorhees-Siple, Puneral   
eld gecuresy. Nov. 26, 
at 1:30 p.m. from the Huntoon 
Punera!l Home with Rev. James 
Luther officiating. Interment in 
Oakview Cemetery, Roya] Oak, 
Mrs. Griffiths will lie in state at - 
the Huntoon Funera] Home. 
and Charlotte Hoffman; 
brother of Loren, David, Deb Help Wanted Male $ 
be beaten, see Mr. ins, Cen- 
_tral Lincoln ered , 40 W. Pike. 
AUTO MECHANIC WHO Wane 
steady, salar knows how 
to fee. out and produce neat "work. 
MI 4-3410. 
CAR SALESMAN we can qualify for sales man- 
new ' 
dept Mer, ceanar 
Sthewiine Write yontiac Press   
' CARPENTERS, ROUGH, MUST BE 
Union. Winters work around Pon- 
vooqy and near’ vicinity, Opening, 
lor good foreman on semi-custom 
project Call after 6 pm. 
CLEANER AND SPOTTER. 
Knowledge of charge system help- 
ful. soeree, eee days week. Collins“ 
ogee ‘oodward, Roches-   
Mg a pose cou per- 
ent, neaite. White. No 
“9 premises. Must   
and JoAnne Hoffman. Funeral 
service will be held at Richard- 
son-Bird Chapel with Rev. .Wen- 
del Maloch officiating. Interment 
in Oskland # Memoria) Gar- 
dens Cemetery. Bahy Marie will 
Me in state at the Richardson- 
— Puneral Home, Walled Lake, 
Mich.   
LACEY, NOV. 24, 1955, EUGAR 
Allen, 141 Auburn Rd., Pontiac, 
age 17; beloved son of Sherman 
and Grace Lacey; dear brother of 
Gloria June Lacy. Pumere) sone 
il) be held Satucday. 
from the buaiey 
service Agri -) Mr. Lacy, oa be 
taken to the Holly Puneral Home, Cumnan, Teen for service at the 
Farmers-Grove Baptist Church 
-at 2° pm. wit 
Davis officiating. 
Farmers-Grove Interrent in 
‘emetery. He may 
be seen after 7 p.m. this evenin 
at the Dudiey — Puner 
Home, Auburn Heights 
LADUE. NOV. 34, 1955, 
Dr     
1130 Seneca .» Lake Orion, age 
beloved husband of Clemen- 
tine Ladue ne service will 
ome wil K 
officiating. Interment i White 
Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Ladue will 
le im state at the Alien's Funera’ 
__Home, Lake Orion, Mich. 
NoTmasT. NOV. 20, 1988, OTE VEN 
#00 Baldwin Rd., Oxford Twp., 
¢ 66; dear tome of Edward 
Nothast. Gertrude Soper and 
Mary Jane Granthan; © broth. 
er of agoal and Melon > Nothast, 
Northast and Anna Mailer, 
Puneral — will be held Sat-   
“Rev, 
Ging officiating. 
Interment in = Augustus a 
tery, Richmond, Mich. Recitation 
of the peer will be 
jo at the Flumerfeit 
__Home, Oxford on Friday. 
ODNEAL, NOV. 23. 1955, JOHN 
Daniel, 379 Winding Dr., age 40; 
beloved husband of re Ounes!: 
beloved son of Mr. irs, Mar- 
tin Odneal; dear cae at John 
Daniel Odneal ‘ 
officiating. Interment 
Mt. Par' metery. 
will Tie in state at the Pursiey 
__Funera! Home after 7:00 tonight. 
PALAIAN, NOV. 23, 1955, STEPHAN, 
453 Lowell, age 62; beloved hus- 
band of Evangel : 
father of Charles, and George 
Pala: Mrs. Ann Beamish: and 
Lou Malkasiafi; dear 
  will lie in state gt the ¥ 
Korkoian Funeral Home. 11545 
Woodward, Detroit, after §&: 
_this evening SCRACE, NOW. 24. 1966, iz 
W., 638 N. Main 8t., Milford. 
age 82: beloved husband of Bertha 
e 
: Cangrove Mr_ Scrace ie in cate at the Richara- 
poo wt Puneral ‘oe Milford. 
  TEASDALE, NOV. 33. 1955, “RHODA, 
18 Oakwood Sa kwood. 
Mich, age 00; — mother of 
Jessie 
Howes, Mrs. Mrs. Reva Charte 
Maggie Charter, * alvin Teasdale 
and Mrs. Ta Gentz; dear sister 
of Pred Nichols, Mrs. Ida Parr, 
Mrs. Victoria Pe: n, 
  2 
IN LOVING ORY OF MY 
husband, Charlies F. Tremain, who 
passed away November 35, 1950 Always so 
kind, 
Pew in thig . world, his equal you'll ¢ 
A beautiful life that came to an 
He ified as hé lived—everyone's 
or. ‘avehea wife and mother 
er} passed away November 25, 
You have - os beautiful a 
And @ sorro to be told 
But to us pes here loved and 
lost yo ‘uo 
Your memory wil) never grow ol 
No morting comes, no night re- 
urns 
But what we think of you. ’ 
amend by Husband and — 
Da: 
In HUS- a ae A DEA 
band and dad, Levi Crivea. who 
gloves = suddeniy 3 years ago, 
a so true, — and kind 
Few this world, his equa! 
you'll find, 
A beautiful life that came to an 
He died, as he lived, everyone's trt 
on missed by his wife ahd 
Flowers   
  
  ER. Funeral eae re = 
Donelson-Johns FUN lL HOME . 
“DESIONED FUNERALS” 
SPAR L 
Thoughtful Service. PE 2-584) 
Voorhees-Sivle | FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor 
FE 8 
4A   
  
  
a 
1 Comete 2 ton im ‘ Oi 
“Care id - LOCA- 
tions. Two graves. Real bargains. — 
  
  
      th Rev. Rese L, —|_ 
    con ear. both drive. Salary 
month 3 food, small 
heat @ 
Laundry sent out. 
Call Mrs. Kelly. JOrd: 
ap tment. 
CAR WASHERS WANTED. 
Apply, 140 W. 
CARPENTERS FOR REMODELING bbe 
Steady work for the winter. 
gy ® " Telegraph Rd   
r 
  
_ CHASSIS DESIGNER Must be familiar with = phases 
of an automobile chass 
LAYOUT MAN: Chassis Electrical 
Must be familiar with electrica) 
units and how they rre applied to 
the automobile chassis 
CHEMISTS Recent graduate for laboratory 
assi; ent on quantitative and 
qualitative analysis 
APPLY 
PONTIAC 
MOTOR 
DIVISION 
salary Personnel 
GLENWOOD AVE. 
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. 
  
CLERK - PURCHASING 
  
“DESIGNERS DETAILERS AND 
CH ECKERS 
Mnachines. tons dies and special 
body and auto- 
atics. Pieaty of overtime, Long 
HION RATE 
— —— tl @ pm All day 
"Efficient 
Eng. Co. 21680 Coolidge, Detroit 
JOrdan 6-3163 
DEPENDABLE GAB STATION AT- 
tendant wit. mechanical back- 
OR 3-1001, 
oe   
ox b3m0e 
Fi rienc 
necessary. Write ly to Demon. 
Mer... Embree Co, Elizabeth 4, 
DESIGNERS 
(90 Needed) 
FOR 
Body Fixtures 
Welding Dies 
Automation 
58 Hrs. Min. 
Interviews ’til 8 p.m. 
MODERN 
Engineering 
Service Co. Near Woodward 
Berkley. Mich. 
1695 12 Mile Rd.   
  
DISTRICT MANAGER 
for position with GM car 
division between 25 and 
30 years of age. Must 
have retail auto selling 
experience, high school 
education required and 
some college’ preferred. 
Write - giving complete 
restime including present 
salary to Pontiac Press 
Box 69, 
DRIVER-SALESMAN WITH ABILI- 4y to meet public and willing to work. Collins Cleaners, 650 Wood ward, ster 
      
      
   iv 
® steady 
MCM Manufacturm 
118 Indianwood Ad.   
  
      
          
    Help Wanted Male 6 
wn GIN wants company in its ‘ 
Coster, B-4, mer’ Bias. re - 
  
Estimators 
Excellent opportunity for 
experienced Cost Estima- 
tors on engine, clutch, 
for transmission parts 
for new development pro- 
gram. Must have knowl- 
edge of processing and 
tool costs. Apply in per- 
son or call   Chrysler 
Corp. 
Highland Park Plant 
275 Massachusetts & 
Corner Oakland | 
¥       
EXPERIENCED 
SALESMAN 
Por full time work until Christ 
mas. Appiy in person to 
ENGGASS JEWELRY 25 iN. Saginaw 8&t. 
  ‘alle duct wae ona: or fs on 
. H . $3.50 ent noer if 
qualified. Call be- EM +014 
tween 2 and ¢ p.m. Ask for Jack. 
EXPERIENCED BUTCHER WANT- ‘ 
ed, A person. ‘ 
LOCKE 
_Call EM 3-443 between 7 end 8: 
MIDWEST 
  MIDWEST fe Employment Service #46 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
  
NEED 
AT ONCE 
» 
BODY 
CHASSIS 
Ss ! 
ENGINE DESIGNERS 
LAYOUT MEN 
SENIOR AND JUNIOR 
DETAILERS 
SENIOR oly brea NIOR 
ACCOUNTANT 
m. Excellent ‘ 
soptcemtet ts goss who ane see : ing security and ten 
C Frock and Coned 
    
    
MECHANIC For body rattles and juesks, 
water leaks iplorerwreesgh ond body 
lass. Good working 
paid holidays p> vacation. 
See service manager, Wilson Pon- 
tiac-Cadillac, 1350 N. Woodward, 
  
SALES—CLERICAL—TECHNICAL 
Employment Service 18 W Huron FE 4-251 
Office Manager—$400   
* Smal) reliable firm needs copes 
experienced man immedistely, to 
bookieping. inventory, trial bal- 
Mide Em service, a west oyment Serv - 
Pontiac Pale Prment 83 FE * 
$-9227 
Pants AND SERVICE 
must be familiar with 
43410   
  
MAN, 
er, 
red, wee Tan PE $6032, §-8032. 
PIN |SETTERS 
Make $7 ees JL a, a BE Pane Tha 
ART TIME. TURRET AND 
engine lathe be gare oo os a. 
—— only, 245 E. 
rm, 
POLICEMEN   
  
ted age) height 
. wel repertiepel.. 
ppl Personnel ‘ttice, ity Mall,