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Mob Crush
ills 200 Hindus
Pontiac Lawyer,
Federal Judge
Tangle in Detroit Physical Violence Looms |
as Milton Henry Argues
Red Suspect’s Cause
DETROIT (AP) — Fed-
eral Judge Frank A. Picard
and a Pontiac lawyer repre-
senting a subpenaed House
Un-American activities com-
mittee witness traded sharp
words yesterday.
At one time it looked like
the white-haired, 64-year-
old jurist and the lawyer,
Milton R. Henry, 35, were
close to a physical encoun-
ter.
However, it all wound up
quietly, though Judge Pic-
ard was plainly ruffled.
Henry apologized.
The dispute began short-
ly before the noon recess of |
the conspiracy trial of six
Michigan Communists
being heard by Judge Pic-
ard anda jury. The six are
accused under the Smith
Act of plotting to teach and |
advocate violent overthrow |
of the government. holds a miniature 1954 model GMC
scaled trucks are on exhibition in
tional models appear on page 21. a fleet of 18 miniatures flown to Miami yesterday.
& Coach Division exhibit at the GM Motorama. Trucks Flown to Miami
ROYAL WELCOME—Wanna Bashama, “Miss GMC of 1954,”
truck aloft as she officially greets
The minutely
conjunction with the GMC Truck
Pictures of addi-
Henry appeared in court : with
a petition to quash a subpoena
against Bolza Baxter, 28,- Detroit, |
state chairman of the Labor Youth |
League and former Flint resi-
dent.
(Henry told. the Press. he was
not attempting to file a petition
but intended to ask a show cause
order on the subpoena),
The Labor League was formed
in 1952 upon dissolution of
_ Communist League, It is on
attorney general's subver-}
sives list,
Baxter has been subpoenaed to
appear before the Hotse Un-
American Activities Committee at
—— of Detroit hearings Feb.
call for a recess in the trial when
Henry. ifiterrupted with his peti-
tion.
“You're asking me to put a stop
on Congress. You'll have to show
some law for that,"’ Picard said.
As Henry raised his voice, Judge
Picard interrupted him-with: |
“You keep quiet.“ ¥Yey can't out- |
shout me in this court.”
The judge denied the petition,
called recess and went to his
chambers. Shortly, Henry also ap-
there.
At the doorway Judge Picard
put out his hand toward Henry,
saying “You can't come in. I
have some people in here.”
“You have no right te lay
hands on me, I'll knock you...”
Henry shouted.
Judge Picard interrupted to say
he had not intended to touch
Henry. i Couples Ask New Jersey
straighten out the error of
The couples, to Legalize Their Wedlock FLORHAM PARK, N. J. (UP)—More than two dozen
couples looked to the New Jersey Legislature today to
a misguided Presbyterian
divinity student who “married” them without church or
ps ‘legal authorization.
“he Legislature has been asked to legalize the mar-
riages performed over a six-year period by John Vander-
groef, a student pastor who didn’t know he lacked the
power to join couples in wedlock.
‘Including—many with children, were
shocked to learn that their marriages are not recognized
by the state of New Jersey and the Presbyterian Church.
Area Weather fo Be
Partly Cloudy, Mild Partly cloudy weather tonight
will usher comparatively warm
temperatures into the Pontiac
area Thursday.
The U. S. Weather Bureau pre- night rising to a high of 38 to 42
degrees tomorrow. :
Yesterday's fair skies, sent
mercury racing from a low of
to a high of 40 degrees in the city.
At 8 a. m. today the temperature
reading was 25, but by 1 p.m. in
downtown Pontiac the mercury the
28
Chiang Greets Ex-PWs
TAIPEH, Formosa (#—National-
ist China's President Chiang Kai-
shek today received 120 represen-
tatives of 14,000 anti-Red Chinese
war prisoners sent here last month
!from Korea. It was Chiang’s first
The Judge, a University of |
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) personal meeting with any of the
former POWs.
Lucy Ball Provides Clué
That Snares Studio Thief HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Police report that a bit of de-
tective work by Lucille Ball led to the arrest of a man
who has admitted he made about $16,000 a year by posing
as a writer and burglarizing studio dressing rooms.
Hollywood detectives Claire Riding and Byron Diller
said Kenneth Darling, 31, a handsome and well-dressed
ex-convict, was arrested yesterday.
_ He was booked on sus-
picion of burglary when he
was found snooping in a
dressing room at the Gen-
eral Service Studios.
The police said Darling. freely the Hollywood police station.
Hollywood detectives said Darl-
ing, who served a term in San
Quentin Prison in the 1940s for a id ae TE
dicts a low of from 24 to 28 to}
“Oh for heaven's sake!”
gasped “Mrs.” John O’Neill
of Ridgedale Ave. She and
O’Neill exchanged vows be-
fore Vandergroef at the
local Pres rian Church
in 1947. y have a son.
State Assemblyman Wil-
liam O. Barnes introduced a
bill which would make Van-
dergroeff’s marriages legal,
retroactive to the date he
performed them.
The Rev. Charlies L. Mead, pas-
tor of the South Orange (N. J.)
Presbyterian Church and chair-
man of Administerial Relations
Committee which uncovered the
marital oversight, said the church
as well as the state requires that
a minister be ordained before he
performs marriages.
The General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in. Philadel-
phia has ruled that the marriages
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)
Police Warning
Ticket Holders -Tow Crews impounding
Delinquent Violators’
Automobiles
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Roar ot Critic of Union
Leader Escapes
Death in Blast Ex - Policeman Blames
Teamster Enemies for
Attack dt His Home
DETROIT (AP)—An out-
spoken critic of AFL Team-
sters boss James Hoffa re-
ported to police today a
would be assassin fired a
shotgun at him in suburban
Northville early today.
The charge tore through
a French door window and
Herbert Koester, 49-year-
old truck driver, said it
missed him by only 18 inch-
es. It was fired in pre-
dawn darkness at Koester’s
home.
A mysterious telephone
call, Koester said, had led
_|him across the line of fire.
State Police said Koester told
them the only reason he could as-
sign for the.attempted assassina-
tion was his difficulties with Team-
sters Local 299, of which Hoffa
is president. Hoffa also is presi-
dent of the Michigan Teamsters
council and of the Central: States
Conference of Teamsters.
Koester is a retired Detroit po-
liceman. He became an automo-
time.
Bert Brennan, Hoffa's assistant,
reported the union chief was in a
hospital because of illness.
‘We never heard of him
(Koester),” Brennan said. “I did
told them, he recetved anon-
ymous telephone warning: “ ‘Don't
go to work tomorrow.’ ”
Koester was alone when- the
blast tore through the door win-
‘dow in the kitchen of his home.
Whoever fired stood 21 feet away.
Police said footprints found in
the snow were small and vanished We TE g
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Through With It?
If so, don’t let it hang
around gathering dust. .
Sell it with a Pontiac
. Press Want Ad. There is
always someone who can
use what you no longer
Marlette youth who is president
Farmers of America, talks with M
Williams to Push
Bravery Award
for Pontiac Boy James Brown, 18, of 37 Vine- |
wood St., who is being recommend-
ed for the U, S. Government
Young American Medal Award for
Bravery, will receive personal con-
gratulations today from Gov. G.
Mennen Williams during a special
meeting in Lansing.
He was nominated for the award
last month by the Pontiac Police
Offficers Assn. for “high courage Top Future Farmer Meets ee 4 : ee
LUNCHEON IN WASHINGTON—David Boyne, ee
a
of the Future
ichigan senators | (R-Mich); Boyne;
and a Cabinet officer during a Washington lugeh- | Hobby, and Sen. Homer Ferguson _(R-Mich). Our Senators
eon. Pictured are (from left) Sen. Charles Potter a Serra 4
ret, & Be
_ AP Wirephote
Secretary of Welfare Oveta Culp
a Russian spy ring.
O'Brian, the night of Sept. 9.
Also present at the meeting will
with a
for the award and letters
Deny Mahoney
New Trial Bid Now Serving Sentence
Gambling Club
Motion for a new trial for Pete
Mahoney, jailed in 1945 for the
holdup of Pontiac's Aristocrat
Club, a gambling spot, was denied
by Oakland County Circuit Judge
George B. Hartrick today.
Mahony, 51, was sentenced to 25
that Mahoney's
action of the parole board.”’
The opinion further stated that
be James’ mother, Mrs. James
- Ponting Police Chiet
Herbert W. Straley: and officers
for ‘45 Holdup of Local
to 50 years on Dec: 12, 1945; for
the holdup which was disclosed |
-!]um with the Americans there was
all |
Unusual Case Reported by Three Doctors Japan Protests American
Silence on Red Diplomat TOKYO (INS) — A storm of Japanese protests broke
over the heads of U. S. authorities today because of their
refusal to confirm or deny officially that a missing Soviet
diplomat is in American hands, detailing operations of
Replying to a Japanese note, the U. S. Embassy in Pilgrims Rush
Into Holy Rivers;
1,000 Injured Horde of 3 Million at Religious Bath Festival
Gets Panic-Stricken
NEW DELHI, India (AP)
—An estimated 200 Hindu
pilgrims were crushed to
death and at least 1,000
were injured early today at
Allahabad.
A crowd three million
strong stampeded into the
holy waters at the joining
of the Ganges. and Jumma
rivers, according to reports
reaching here.
Eyewitness accounts said
200 square yards along the
sandy banks of the Ganges
were strewn with bodies
after the police cleared
away the panic-stricken
throngs of bathers at the
Kumbh Mela festival.
Official sources at Allahabad de-
clined to comment on any aspect
of the tragedy and would give no
official casualty figures.
.| Tokyo declared it had “no information” in the case of
Yuri A. Rastovorov, second secretary of the disaccredited
‘| Soviet a erp mission in Japan,
The em
notify the Japanese
of the association, Hugh T. Stim-| office announced.
son, president, and James Carr, <
petition nominating Rastovorov disappeared Jan. 24,
the day before he was to have
left by plane for Moscow, preseum-
ably because he had bungled some
recent espionage assignments in
Japan,
The Rassian mission charged
the young diplomatic aide had
been “seized and detained by
the U, 8, espionage organiza-
tion” In the Far East,
Officially, American diplomatic
and military authorities made no
denial or other comment on the
Soviet allegation. But a high source
revealed that Rastovorov, appar-
ently fearing he would be ‘‘liqui-
dated,”” fled for asylum to the
protective arms of a special U, S.
intelligence unit. +
The official American silence
aroused vigorous protests in the
Japanese Diet (parliament) and
the press.
Vice Foreign Minister Akira
Kotaki told the Diet's Foreign
Aftairs Committee today that if
the U, 8, “kidmaped” Rasto-
vorov, as the Russians charged,
then America is guilty of violat-
ing the U, S.-dapan security
pact, :
| Kotaki added, however, that if
ithe flashily-dressed Soviet junior
| diplomat voluntary asked for asy- |no problem of a treaty violation. |
-To Run Against Rayburn
BONHAM, Tex, W—A, G. McRae
|former Texas Power & Light Co.
| manager here and at Denison, has
| announced he will run for Congress
against House Democratic Leader y said it would*
faced indefinite delay today as the
Senate Labor Committee called for
full information on his pension
rights with a San Jose, Calif. firm.
The committee, after questioning
Beeson for six hours, voted 53
last night to defer Senate action
on his nomination by President
Eisenhower until it could question
Paul L. Davies, president of the
last week on a 74 party line vote,
is: former industrial relations vice
president of that company. Com-
mittee Democrats have opposed
his nomination, contending he is a
“company man’ and thus could
not approach his NLRB duties
impartially.
Beeson has pledged that he
would be unbiased.
The pension question arose dur-
ing Beeson’s questioning on an
apparent contradiction between
his testimony to the committee
and an interview published by
| Sam Rayburn. the San Jose Mercury.
spares them the pangs of rebirth
| into a new incarnation.
OPBORSOR [aa Seda F Okay March 4, is held only every 12
years, It commemorates a bat-
tle on the site in Hindu mythology Facing Delay in which the Gods defeated a horde . of demons,
More than two million ef the
Senators Quiz NLRB) piigrims had waited all night on
Appointee, Are Dubious | oy" aie a
of Pension Status first three hours after the d¢y
WASHINGTON W—The nomina-| "est sty ea ee a lee a Albert (C, Meseen t0 | intes fhe mest National Labor Relations Board — — oe oe
Their frenzied edgerness to reach
Indian Red Cross and local medi-
~ | cal authorities were reported rush-
ing the dead, dying and injured to
emergency tent hospitals in the
makeshift pilgrim cities which
have been set up on the river
banks.
Bulletin
WASHINGTON (AP)
—The House Publie
Works Committee today
approved a Senate-passed
bill authorizing the Unit- .
ed States to join with
Canada in building the
St. Lawrence Seaway.
Clarkston Man, ‘Dead’ in Heart Attack,
BURLINGTON, N. J. (P)—A/
Clarkston, Mich. man, apparently
“deag’’ of a common heart attack, |
was restored to life by quick)
massage and electric shock of his |
heart, physicians disclosed here |
today. 4
The man was identified as Leo |
J. Roy, 55, of 5877 Clarkston. | Orion Rd., a driver for Fleet |
Carrier Corp. in Pontiac. The
emergency operation and treat-
ment took place last April and
apparently he is completely re-
covered and has ‘resumed his
normal. occupation.
The revival is believed to be the
first..ofits kind performed this
way, said doctors of Burlington
County Hospital.
dying after blood flow stop. The
brain is often affected first, suf-
fering damage usually if it 1s
deprived of blood for four minutes
or 86. —— :
Usually heart-attacks hit people
at times and places where nothing
can be done soon enough. Quick
injections of adrenalin sometimes
may revive the heart.
But Roy happened te be in
the hospital accident wart when
he fell unconscious with his
heart attack. A surgeon opened
In Today's Press
Revived by Fast Massage, Electrodes his chest, began squeezing the
halted heart with his hand.
It began twitching, end then
the electric shocks restored normal
rhythm.
(In Clarkston today, Roy’s per-
sonal physician, Dr. R. W. Bullard — $$
See interview, Page 3
Jr., verified the report. the electric shock is administered
when the heart
a
tutional matters.”
man
raised the same point earlier, The | gasbord
vote was 23-5.
forgiving the tax on such trans-
actions in the past, was ready for
introduction by Rep
derson (R-Northport!, chairman of |
the House Taxation Committe:
The measure
marily,
small operators,
makers
State Revenue Department tocol
lect the tax for the service
as for the mat¢rial in past years. |
under the measure
He
tinue
rean Veterals.
every month wu
cle'’s mee ting ¢ time. z
Stiles PTA. Meeting
Planned for Thursday...
elected at the meeting a:
ments and entertainment will br
Blondy said he would not vote
for the bill until that question was
cleared,
voted against
silent, plus Sen. Creighton R. Cole-
who had. All
the bill or
(R-Battle Creek),
Eleven senators sponsored a con
stitutional amendment to take em-
ploves of
Bridge Authority and
Turnpike Authority out from under
civil service, the Mackinac
The Senate Liquor Committee
sponsored a bill to enlarge the
State Liquer’ Control Commis. ~
sion from three to five members
and abolish the present bvo-man
board of hearing examiners.
Two of the five commissioners
would be assigned: to hear viola-'
tions cases under the bill. It also.
would raise the salary of the com-
mission chairman from $9.000 to
$10,500 and
from $8,500 to $10,000.
Far Board was beld “or further ing Thursday evening in the gym 4
debate today, It was amended t
permit the governor to name tive |
of the proposed 23-man board with-
out regard to their affiliations.
The House scheduled a vote to-
day on a bill making it a crime
to abandon refrigerators or freez-
a removing the doors or | Wednesd:
t the commissioners.
At the same time, the lower
Heath retorted.
Democrats either .
sat
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receptionist Must be able to type! finishing 10 years’ experience t mber Co-0 Real Est. Exch. Ine.
nad Nae light bookkeeping Apply, Modern equipment. John Taylor & rubbish horse cow & goat! motor ORlando 3-6129 after 5:30 ate F E 2-0
in person Arthur Mufray Studio phone FE 4-0424 manure FE 5-0448 | pm. te
mE ae recce MASON ALTERATIONS & RE- Painting | NS _ Decorating 20\WanTED USED | Be AND| Open Eves og Sun, 10-4
GIRL’ WHO LIKES BOOKKEEPING pairs. All kinds. EM 34879 Ss ~~ | chests for 8 u
type of work. typing required! pr ooR SANDING, LAYING, FIN r =| sery Sccsonabie. 7 ou 3-2160 Meee et oFFIcE
write Pontiac Press Box 68 stat R Gardner 49" Central PE 27510 |" estimate, este OUT. FREE Wrp TO BUY GOOD vusED|—— = —
ing age. education and experience estimate typewriter also Metronone. OR TRADE OR
if any 24x32 FRAME HOME RESIDED|paINTING & DECORATING. * Rd ecky Trades ere made to satisfy all
using nu-lap. ‘Colonial tap insu- FE. e
LADY WITH NICE PERSONALITY
per removed Free estimates.
+6918
dinner stated for the ! . EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE RE- as iq lated siding not an imitation.) WwW 28 are senree. i bat
i church Feb, 20 | lac P tal saleaman with record of good fT, Qo nerations Apply in per-| $486 No hidden extra chatees |PaINTING DECORATING GUAR PD 2a et not
ic cn Ps | The Pontiac I ress earnings & steady cmplormen son after 3 pm Del-ray Gleaners. | & colors applied by conscientious anteed reaso.able prices FE WTD. TO BORROW $12,800 AT 5 DORRIS SON
All women of the chute hare Preter tamily man Settled neat ) mechanic: landers 12340 or eve-| 4 pas9
. : | responsible A wxgressive This & 10 E Pike nings EM 32679 Licensed & r cent interest for land con- aa he CO-OP
automatically members of the ' “ Ss permanent full time position. The EXPERIEFNCED WAILTRESS. reference . PAINTING & DECORATING ract on a new ho-ne. Write Box|752 W Huron : FE 41557
Whether, or nat they t ke f FOR WANT AD Good Housekeeping Shop HUG Ceti CAI GENERAL BUILDING ~ REPAIR re set _|_@@ Pontiac Press. __ __|WE NEED LISTINGS ON PARMS,
: : . SAI ESMAN ‘10 SELL FORD CARS GIRL TO CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN | Brick tone and cement. work.|PAINTING — PAPER HANGING,\WANTED $11,300 AT 6 PER CENT| commercial p es and homes.
up membership in any guild | -F 2.858 See. Mr. Priehe Utica Motor and light housework Stay nights Plasterine & tile work FE ¢2290.| paper removed. Sandusky — FE) interest for mortgage on new] ROY 46NA EF. Realtor
“ 4 DIAL. I E 2-8381 Baies 20 Mile & Vanbyke, Utica, FE 2-5737. Call before 3 w COMPLEIE LINE Of MASONRY, 5-3943 esate Reply box 118 Pontiac 26% w. Hurop rE 27621
Mich LADY WITH CAR FOR LIGHT “ prick block & stone FE 53004 WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING and . ne
i MARRIED MAN EXPERIENCED delivery work Must know city painting. OR 32284 Cash for. Your Home
Oxford C. of C. to Hold | From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. KG dairy farm. ‘Avpelnom. siege Call PE ¢ 7816 PLASTERING. NEW & REPAIR wai paPERING AND, PAINTING Wanted to Rent 29 Oe ee gt casio of wii
j Ten Mile Road, 5 miles E\wrp SEAMSTRESS. EXPERIENC- Call for est. FE 46: homes Cash waitin
Dinner-Dance Tomorrow | novia be ree §) of South Lyon ("2a Good working cooduions Va. 0 ARAN TEED ROOFS, “aur eos & P YOUNG COUPLE ABOUT, TO. BE LMA 'M. BLWOOD
OXFORD Chamber of Com A ere ees. The {IEXPERIKNCED MAN ON PUR| cations whh poy, Apply io pera, nets, ee Ye som rele ashing ainting cst Bak oanieyee Ballou ee ee eee
merce will hold an informal dinner | sat as ames ho respon- | mtuee he wanted write Pontiac’ only Prince rage aay and ; . as Free estimates. Reasonable FE nepedian 5 bees ployed. FE 5-1 43844 Open 8 to 6
ree ald an fi é : i bs ‘ Press Box 66 : : cleaners 5 Glaspie, Oxford -| & = i : ——————
: sibility for errors other ae? oe . ~ Cc N K y, .
dance for members vmployees | Gin sik aunger MEAT CUTTER, PAPERIEACED BILLING CLERK WITH SHORT. PLS ena abe Ret FE/PRREING. FAREIUCG, © EAR ies opyicmhng, aictey, fe) BUYERS! BUYERS! . * / srtion © " igt 2 ic i « ic € .
eed ely me et ee ae aa ral taste of the ad W. Maple, Bham | ership Oliver Motor Sales. Cail! ° 0901. White] OA §3007jor FE C1007" feet Piatiee” Stearman M is off again
morrow at the Veteran's Bidg. yertisement which has been Y PINSETTERS. FULL OR PART| FE 26101 Carpenter Contracting Photo & A oor 21 a aly ESTATE! —
, rendered valueless through time work, white or colored, deys|AUTOMOBILE EXPERIENCE TYP- s cces ies
Edward Bossardet and Bu ss the error. When cancella- or evenings Must be over 15 yrs | ing, bookkeeping MI 4-341 Rowgn of trim PAA TERESA |URPURN HOUBE, NEAR LAKE Sait — ear’ “EVERY
Trudell are in chat of the affair tions are made be sure to of age MOTOR INN REC 3nd| auermoUs WOMEN Get our bid too. OR 3-2276 ARGUS C-3 CAMERA WITH Tri-| fF 2. OR 30399 after 9 p. m — = ry.
gst your ‘kill mumbers | tloor 18 8 Perry FE 5-6032. | ., 4. thoroughly trained as «| PLUMBINO ANE HEATING. H. 8/| pod PR 1 ligh meter & MM MAN, JUST OUT OF SERVICE, with oe ers
[) No adjustments wit! be given | pis TRIBUTOR SALESMEN FASHION SHOW DIRECTOR for, Cae & ee oe +3767 OR) enlarger Trays & developer.| wife, and 9 months old meer ier| ceptable terms. wees
PTA to Meet Thursda ; = wanted part time considered. Big) SARAH COVENTRY INC. We are’ & chemical Fo developing e P Good refe cially need 2 AND 3 espe:
y verti | future Pee 3-7402 | seeking neat and pleasant appear-| REMODELING Everything you need to make| ences. Please call FE ¢7720._ R homes and a few
, TDSON y ee ea. ie siese IMARVELOUS OPPORTUNITY ROR) ina womén of good character a sates - own pictu::s Beet offer takes). ADULTS WANT UNFURNISHED cals for #4 OR 5 BED
NEW HUDSON PTA of New “pie cons seer’ agate beterage distributor in Pontiac| Who have access to @ car and OAEREE ESTiMaTES- TERMS aTIo it all Lise pew MY 3-4521, | 5& room lower aperment or house ROO! alder homes Load
, 16 ; . s I D. | ho haye a desire to earn $50) a : with garage lose in Pontiac, wan comes ee
| Hudson will hold its regular meet-/¥ type ts 13 Chee meen the erie ee Go "a0 Meee Site Sara = Seoye finer on STOPPERT & CE CIL PORTRAITS pERAMES”. COPIES ol wee". ccontag: We <j} apartments Also, lake, sub-
day previous to public on. pear Denton TR 3-4200 a pepe niente - : GENERA, BUILDERS Patin io 12 E. Pike, FE) after 5 PM. Must be reasonable. gs ie ang erage Sa
) o investment require or in- iding
nasium of the school. ] PP iencieste ola 30 the MONT WATCHMAN AND MAIN. terview appointment, phone re oe Letty nee aie On Agr a isio Ser : 39)" nianed 5 ites org ee demand
u ied c Ll 4-61 +7. Ol elevision Service | bliicatt 3-7 | eal job 14 years. No children.
| hz! wt penlication ee ak Cans OR BOYS wityHOUSEKE "PER. FOR GENERAL|POR RENT | 4 gio Des ~— FE $6100, days, FE 40485, eve. ea ut? ropa
Name New Treas rm | CABH WANT AD RATES bicycles for delivery service Hour- icy eed regent Home | N , CEMENT WORK FREE HOME SERVICE CAL ot - uly ADULTS WANT 3 OR 4 ROOM For a sale TOMORROW
nes wy aye - y rate nius lowance ust urn: apartment close — . j u 1 Dey 3D 6 days 1 e car allowan Mu wages if Guahtiea! EM 3-4400 veaiaeae Our work guaranteed CHET Te ; pared ‘ouc. PE sides or
AMLAY CITY James 1. Lan 2 $125 $168 «8252 be bondable Apply Ti's, NW 80S-\wOMEN OR GIRLS 18 OR OVER| OR 30002__ A. J. Webster & Sen MITCHELL'S "TV FE Ssie6 196 or! John Kinzler, Realtor
caster has been appointed town-| : i< as -o 2pm rr pin. Wed. through| for phone sare — si ag PATCH PLASTERING SPECIAITY |! N. Saginaw - FE 22871 2 31N E88 WOMAN BEING 670 W erent a’? 4-3535
2 4 incentive mus pply t k filling FE u : : i r Open Eves
| ship treasurer to fill the unexpired 4 240 423 su Fri. 9a - to . bm Secinaw Loop Building Room 34 ae sheet roc ling Norris Radio & TV. essterted, = © — Co-operative Realtors Exchange
term of LeRoy Park. who died last] 7 39 $9388 OPPORTUNITY Tues. 2 to 6 pm. Wel. through 4. peexreR — n° Cap [REPAIR SHOP 540 Nevada 8t| mediate or near future occupan- WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE
ay while shoveling snow, . 360 64 972 | Would you ike te care 6128 to SII 2 Om eee inets rations attics. recrea- (GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY| cy. Reply box 63, tiac Press. rty. Purchasers waiting.
. | per week? Two men are needed in EFFICIENT SECRETARY, BOOK-| tion rms. glas: porches and| make FE 40736_ ANDY CON-pngsPERATELY NEEDED-5 OR . F. McKINNEY
in front of — bame Bi ingham Offic the Pontiac area as representa-| keeper, Available now. Will com-| ete. bv fob or hour. FE .| DONS Racto — TV service 6 roomy unfurnished apt. or house. Office 8800 Co: erce Rd
| rming e tives for the World famous Book| ‘ider part time EM 342217 after DAY NIGHT 6UN TV. SERVICE Veteran and wife and 3 children Ph 2 er jac an =
of Knowledge Men selected must BOMEONE TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL- jos. FLEMMING, FLOOR LAYING| $350 PE 61296 FE 5-8390 FE 2-2979 2 Univ. 15708
| be self starters must have neat) dren from 3 to 6 pm. FE #1723) P. STRAKA NICE RELIABLE COLORED PEO-
i}
Lows B. An
is designed
Anderson said, to relieve
such as drapery
from a decision
Future collections will be. small
added he
Rep. W. Reed Orr (R-Battle
Creek) filed his measure which
would raise the salaries of legis.
laters next year froth $2,900 to
$4,000.
Passed in the House and
to the Senate were bills to
Permit chairmen of
sessions.
Permit Wayne and
County Voters te raise school
tates to set up special programs
for handicapped children,
Permit school districts
Ipstitutes to «
Veterans for Ry
Permit adopted children 1)
herit real «state from those net
Jeaving wills in the
as natural children.
OES Lamphier Circle
Holds Initial Meeting
RANCH - Initial
mecting of the Lampbier C
the local OFS chapt«
the home of
phier Thursday evening saMe Mii
NORTH }
Mrs Mildred Lan
The third Thursday evenin;
aS set as the cir
AVON TOWNSHIP — A Stiles
School PTA meeting #hich had
been previously cancelled will be
held at the school at * p.m Thurs
day. ittee wall be
j refresh A nominating com
| mid-winter institute
Young People
day were
Janet chamber was scheduled to be-
an Galeads ant (a) becheere GRal: Go to Methodist Institute
ishing the state's 1.900-man nav- |
al militia.
A bill extending the sales tax
to the full price of material which
is made into a new product, t - Attending a
fig Methodist
at Hartland Satur
Shirley Cox, and Sally
Miller. SEYMOUR LAKE
and Brinda
_
of Me!
as well |
Anderson said. |
could not estimate
the total it would realize. |
NE nt
county ,
boards of supervisors: to call spe
cial emergency
Require commercial trucks to be
equipped with power windshield
wipers and heated air defrosters
Oakland
was held at Death Notices ane
CAMPRELI TANC ARY 11 1954 DE
borah Mar 18 E Walton Blvd
beloved iter daughter of Leon
erd GG and Theresa Campbel
Funeral arrvice will be hel
Thursday 10 Wan
at the Pu Home ith
{liclating
on Piains
rah will lie
sley Funeral
Idet
ir at the Pu
Home
DUNLAP
Is Lee
beloved IANUARY 30 195)
Si Delaware Pr
husband of Mrs
Gear father
he tn state af
Funetal Home
GOTWREY FEBRUARY |!
Danie Webster 2760
R Auburn Heights
®) beloved hust ‘
' « ir
t Qodfrey
Robert God
Reagen
and trey Mrs Joseph
t Bindie decker
1954 THOM
ewib b WOK
Teterriert ee age t
Aimont
1 he tn state
Home
igs4 JAMES
4 Bivd Clark
M ‘ f infant son
Ls a © Roark
Piivese ' . ere held this
ti t ~: pe Funeral
Muorme ( at r Mich Inter
ent r larrview Cemeters neta
rEI 4 ua’ 261 4
a.)
1
trace Hon
TAYLOR FER 4 MAR
w 2244 Wt oi
Mict age & ve ther of
Mrs Maurice é mon hn
W and Jam: Morrisor
FPunerea) service wil i
Wednesday, Peb Ied at 1 3) p m_
at the Chapel of the Wm R
Hamilton Co 3975 Cass, Ave "Ye -
troit, Michigan Interment tn Oak
Hill Cemetery
TWITk FEB 1., sARET
"54. CHARLES N
448 Auburn Ave. age 73, beloved
husband of Mre. Martha P. Twite
dear mother of Mre Vivian Cross
Mrs Leone M Huffman, Mré
Marjorie M McCrary and Elroy
’ Twite, dear brother of Mrs Bareh
Skuse. Funerd! eftatigements will
be announced later by: the Purse
iey Funetei Home. Ph. Midwest 4-0844
379 Hamilton
é
|>
__ Help. Wanted Male 6 6
NEEDED appearan ® and a car Cal! Jobn!
Coons Lincoin #7732, 8 to 12
am for erry
IAKER
| Work Retail Shop
MACHIUS BAKERY ‘|
160 W Maple Birmingham
Sal ES OPPORTUNITY |
\atd- Working. ambitious man For a
seeking @ + permanent postition
with » nationally known manu
| facturer Direct selling or con-
imer experience helpful Position
offers Immediate income with ex OFNERAIL
cellent opportunty for advance-
Experienced mornings
WANTED - SALESLADY
ready to wear
miles: west of Pontiac If
qualify and are seeking & per-
manent position with a geod fu- dren's
ture Phone Empire 3-2475 Please!
you Wave a do not apply uniess
wide backgraund in this field and
can stand rigid investigation
you have reached the to
opportunity you are looking for”)
Reliable transportation necessary
like children
in womens and chil-
Store ten;
you
in your
present position this could be the!
HOUSEWORK MUST)
Own room & oy)
sanding, .inishing 155 Edison. Ph
FE 2-445
‘STRAND GARAGE DOORS SALES
and service, prompt and efficient
modernizing service Attic ‘ooms
Tecreation room: dormers. addi
tions. compleie apartment altera-
T Typewriter Service 22A) Cr apt. FE 5-706 CLEAN,
— ; . Thomas Upholstering
ple want furn or unfurn, house
UIET, COUPLE WITH| $500 DOWN _ service Ben ri Garage Door|TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA-| two small children want a 2 or OME IN TOWN SUB.
Sales. FE 2-5774_ tt — chine repairing Fxpert work.| 3 bedoom unfurnished or partly i pe be all modern
TFRRA70 adden canamic, Cote OS and Office Sup} furnished house Excellent refer-| put would like stool A quick deal
tile, Magstone. Commercial and|_ PY ©° antec? ___| ences 2-7961 for you, Call FEderal 41157.
residential FHA erms ELLIS TYPEWRITER2 RENT®!' COUPLE WISHES TO OCCUPY
BUILDING, FE 2-2671 __ Mitchell's 123 Saginaw St. | about April 1, modern 3 room CASH FOR YOUR
If CEMENT WORK: RES & COMM Upholstering 23) apt. Reasonable PE 28314 after alates . .
tree ye Ray.nond Com-| WW wid = TLEME ¥ HOME OR EQU ITY
mins ROOM R 2 GEN N DA
MAKERS OF CUSTOM BUILT. wotker No drinkers. 261 Bald- Cameron H Clark. Realtor, 1363
ere REMCDELING AND!" )onure. upbelstering. 8. Teele fk a W. Huron 8t., FE 46492,
Share e Living ‘Quarters 30 GREEN LAKE OFFICE (ON GREEN
. FOR
Tour nex Nien ment Training and field ansist-| TV. MA 6-3887 tices ‘Customs buildl
. we given Me e ng FHA > > “HE
ee a nee wearin MIDDLEAGED WHITE WOMAN ro! PE ese Phone FE 5-8888 |CLEAN RELIABLE COUPLE \cottages, Homes, Lots and Estates
' ; | Prexs cep house and care for invalid, ae share home near Drayton. OR
Mau Repairmen | Mie. Onive 2-75: Business Services 13}, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING =| 3.3991 once we —Laet
THEATER DOOR MAN .NFAT AP- ue ve: 2-1851 _ | Pree a — repairs in Wed. “Me 32 NORMAN F. RICE
. | pearing elderiy man Give full} your ome A tingling. -~— Contrac s, s. TeTo COM: RD. EM 3-412
Tl lectricians. | information Write Box 62, Pontiac WINTER RATES ON_ FLOOR! 48797. te, ore mes = WOodward 57744 | Rings | Here
Press SAL ESWOMAN ; sanding and laying. Estimates lave YOUR FURNITURE RE- Cash Availaht A F 33
, e have an opening for ple 5-9641 as Avanabie ent rnished
| ipetitte TS | one full time salewoman APPLIANC E SE RVICES Conan Eiegeake: fata Le We have buyers waiting with cash Rent Apts, Furnished 33
SALESMAN Apply in person Bateman — RIES. SLIP. if you ar eiccected: in sellin
We here an ove st 6 & Kampsen Realty Co, We service all ‘takes of refrig-| covers, materials, Beadle, FE y rd land 6 2 ROOMS. a a tpg CHRIS-
loolmakers ica tisie! Ceicaatan ‘Apety 377 8 Telegraph Road erators, washers radios cleaners | 51927. eat 3.000 "and ee eed tian couple, FE
in person Bateman and lata types of smal Be SLIP COVERS DRAPES & BED McCullough, {3 ROOMS. PVT. et rH & =
Patternmaker. Kampsen Realty Co 377 8 |HOUSEKEEPER - FULL TIME Metin’ kre) ES ee Serves er esi Fe STONE REALTY Perkeay Dre Sylvan Lk. FE Telegraph Road | moderate sigc home in Birming BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS EAKLES CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- * = rip .. °F :
ham Father and 2 sons MI Walls and Windows Cleaned ing. 8174 Coole’ Leke Rd EM/19 Joslyn Rd. FE 2-0340
and _ | _4:9162_evenings or weekends Ph. FE 21631 Sea. Free estimates — FOR SEASONED LawD? jROOM FURNISHED APT. FE
DID YOU FARN $78 TODAY? IF) ‘expen NS Son “ OaPITOL, SAVINGS & LOAN CO.'sM wait Aer ben wards ee
] Aperrens ed ‘lime Study ina hee el ou usar __ Help Wanted thee thianeo ed elt oe Lost & Found 2445 ‘W. Huron 8t. FE 29,8 sae Adults only. 976 Myrtle. 4 mmol : Ec a ARR RARE APRA RIS
WANTED EXPER | F stimate. 8805. | CASH FOR YOUR 3 ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN.
& Lavoat Mew ety ous oe ae MENCED MAR yg MEN OR WOMEN WITH. CARS) Tagzg UMA: FE & PE LOST. YELLOW GOLD RING. SET LAND CONTRACT Adults only. $56 per month. Of
- lause! good waces,. catras, fur| ‘Or Weht delivery service Hourly CUSTOM MADE CABINETS mica’ ' Skeleton and Cross Bone. Re- We have eeatal customers wait| 3.9634.
— nished “give references, write, Tate Plus car allowance Must ve“ tops Combination aluminum ot! ward ref 12es) stter 2 3° | me te Duy good sensonticient [PRIVATE 3 ROOM MODERN FUR-
APPA Pontiac Press Box 65 Teor mie Rice 24) Tues cre — storm windows and doors LOST BROWN COCKER SPANIEL. peace pr | fot Bete nished apartment. Ideal for work-
WANTED OD & 1D GRINDER| to pm. Wed through Friday W Avis Cabinet Shop, 15ey, !D vicinity of err High School | _ ing coup (No drinkers.
Pi a We experienced only Apply in person) g am to 6 pm Opdyte FE 44380. Reward FE | “ A r OQHNSON dren.) Must furnish "references.
Daniels Mfg, 2677 Orchard Lk : N: N LOST. FEMALE F BEAGLE Vietn-| - BeN = FE or FE 234. i : lessees JOHN'S TRENCHING
; PHaRMacists eExPeriencen| High School Graduates ve eset ity of Big Lake FE 7-8349 REALTOR Biba APARTMENT 2 EM-
| MOTOR EianWaGboateannyearsilatilcce tor! and [Leer BRINDLE BOXER, FE- FE 4-2533 ployed a
| peresoe Position Wri viene giving \ « € SE WE R wan AN ING pt . i Cee Lk Rad 1704 S Telegraph Rd res Paddock,...
| ere . ; Qualifications anc experience of) eterans ewar a . ee 2 =
) SION None Mr kurtn: Mi'6 te sie oe io PPER LADIES
L, DIVISI rie ntment “Wilson pa eco Trele Sourecl! tor w tetinecee to Ph FE ¢2012 LOST BLACK & WHITE PART (MMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR 3 mooM APT 38801 x
Ri —— | peer” and. permanent — position | PL ASTER NG MED (AND REPAIR | terrier, § months old. Vicinity of eed contract of equity tn your! Prelerr .
Pinploy ment Oftice Work on co-operative training pro-|_ FE 7-0251 a Edges & Taree aa to) er RM. “— nite pa pa
? t reek choo ike ease ca 7 rea Adult owa
2 SALESMEN | Sto Sesi"tmptorment, Twin) ST EAM CLEANING |wyire nop rae K. 1. Templeton, Realtor}, ") GLENWOOD AV : ; j ne ; FEMALE SPAN- 53% he maron FE 2-622:\2, RMS. & BATH PVT. EN-
PONTIAC BMICH brook” 4-5492 A pes of steam cleaning done | je] and terrier Lost in vicinity trance. Main floor. 2: Men er
3 We to S200 Wee kly | Instructions 9 Pontiac Farm and Industrial} of Commerce License No CASH FOR YOUR working couple. 16 Florence.
Tani s Tractor Co. PE 4-0461 FE 4-1442| Name Cindy” Reward FE LAND CONTRACT
acted NGIBLE AND INTANQIBLF /~~~~~~, ~ SUBURBAN 8EPTIC 2.0381 : GROUND FLOOR APT_ NO DRINK-
PINSETTERS wee rs Bt ae oer ore ' St } d, cleaners Lake Orion MY sean [RIS ; - Ralph B. Garner ere. Coepis. Rat, 10h Ustent.
ar n eT sor ontealy — : a: be Le CC « -
Appr: In person, Montea Docal cof pany, some leads com | AC ounting, Shorthanc = CT ee ee te ee Investments BIRMINGHAM 2 RMS, PRIVATE
Bowling Center, 39° Bast Mont wet Weminine | Ages) ae 88 nis! Typing-refresher courses . Ane MAKE: OF FOUNTAIN PENS; old. name “Sherry.” OR 53-2008 Nationa) Bank Bidg. bath, kitchenette, garage. Adults.
calm &t oa ns ocean te Business Traming ee WGencat oun & ae N Vie a WHITE AND!Rochester Mich. OL 23-7611. Of 1-7801| 644 Purdy
. < c € Ort y ’ : ac . ~E
Ne facet hae ciares - Se FE 5.5771 for ap-'Day av & Eves. -Enrol] now | Office Supply Co. 17 W Law. tece of ch lye gr go ey Se a
to ‘work on farm Ni ret “ad E P ain and also mark! tiac Lake OR 3-9138
112 BOB Bb obetween John RK, NN Phe Business Institute Feces wane i. Soa POA Can Pe IMMEDIATE . WEST SIDE 3 ROOMS AND BATH,
) dis ‘8 ASHING eg ar otlere ease ca
7 ; ve wie ee _ Help Ww anted_ Female 7,1 W. Lawrence St. _ ria 2-355!) “repair. $44 Going St. FE 45169. | 2-6491 | CASH clean, well furnished, couple only.
bout Feb for married m ~~~ Work Wanted Male 10 EXCAVATING | ORADING ‘BULt {Loar 17’ MALE BEAGLE BROWN Ss
BTS cir Gh Goede ce carn ten GIRL: OR WOMAN TO CARE: FOR Diiidisd Prod erbncntbic ~~n~~~~| dosing road bldg Ph. FE 25422.) With biack saddle. White on tail, nd DEPOSIT |; room rurxisneD Lod CLOSE
| per week or more Also epening 1 child tn our home while parents > ’ ——| toes Scar behind left shoulder a) our land contract. Call to Wilson er a Baldwin
IN Molly and Nariheilic soon Car (Work OR 39-7016 EXPERIENCED YOUN 2 MAN D DE- PLASTERING FE 26655. or 210 8S Jessie Se ee ger a aE
aa pasar : si J . 40380
Fuller Brush FE 2-2318 THO ROUGHLY | EXPERIENCED verenan "wOULG {rkeT J08 oe PE $0628, FE 3.00%, LEO LUSTIG|LOST Diack. white. brown male Nichole and Harger Go) is acome SKN LAKEPRORS
@xXP BRICK TENDER CAT abil Spb cook, Apply 3'7 AU "hort order cook. Experieticed a Motos senvic® sie ville. Wearing go * -—l rE Sai83. —— = rtment. Private entrance and
ans: (8) ERA See | HAVE AN OPENING EFFICIENT pate an — wie mucallx Pn FE 4381 : ami iy cae Sea Bianchini, ones =H San orees
JOARDENFR WTD FOR LAKE AN sienegrapher that pays $270 pe RESPONSIBI a — 7x 734 Alter Toit cts. :
frius home = Euperienced 3 h for $ days per Week. manly cal background wiehes full time! A < B TRENCHING LOST. LADIES white gold Hel- Icaam , Fo oi pl rpg Mg ag Ce ee noeeae
erred Separate quarters intiac Press Box 61 employment Call MU 8383 Footings water lines, field tile | ros wrist watch downtown Fri-| OR 31355 o Mine Fuentes! Freed: Soe
ve == wile dasa er POSITION OPEN FOR a Shee NEEDS see et etal Og day night. Reward MA §-7971 7 sO”) cice
ay wo outside itn of eax = ice . ind as own car 77 F at IN. EMPLOY
Call Fves 1150186 : Une. eines eekkerpiry ee ms : FE AV FSTROUGHING ae pial white females white Saari — rE en
AR AR F SFLLING OPPORTUNITY crecsiing deals for closing 14 PART TIME CARPENTER WORK. Bryan F. French FE 56973; with tan ears male 1086 Show-| . 3 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR COU.
t nest hard-working ma: Mole and - Woodward area Call evenings or Saturdays, write Pon- Warm air heating & sheet meta! afta: OR 37242 | At our @tsposal to purchase new or 3 men. 362 Oakland FE
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Birmingham From Our Birmingham Bureau
BIRMINGHAM — Next week's
Boy Scout movement will be high-
lighted locally by the awarding of
Eagle Scout badges to three Bir-
mingham scouts.
Scouting's highest rank will go
to Randolph Hamner, 13, of 5420
Longmeadow, Bloomfield Town-
ship, Fred Woodworth, 13, of 2109
Dorchester, and James Silbar, 14, |
of 808 Madison.
The trio, all members of troop
B-4, will receive their awards
Monday at a court of honor at
Adams School. —
The installation of a new Boy
Scout treop under the sponsor-
ship of the Cranbrook Fire Dept.
will alse be featured im Scout
Week activities. EN
The troop, B-25,.-comprised of
boys from the Bloomfield area,
will be headed by Scoutmaster Wal-
ter Carr, and assistants Donald
Pruss and Archie MacFarlane.
Installation will be at 8 p. m.
Feb. 11 at Brookside Auditorium
Cranbrook.
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At tomorrow's monthly meeting
of the Women’s Mission Union of
the First Baptist’ Church, the
speaker for the afternoon will be
Mrs. Ralph Pearson of Detroit.
She is chairman of the. board of
the Women's Baptist Mission So- |
ciety of Michigan and also works
with Christian Social Relation-
ships.
White Cross work will begin at
10 a.m, with the business meeting
at 11:30. Luncheon will be served
by the Esther Circle at 12:45 p.m.
Afternoon devotions will be led by
Mrs. Robert Boltwood, with spe-
cial music by Mrs. Stewart Smith.
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Mrs. Walter Leipold will be
hostess for the regular monthly
meeting of Ladies Auxiliary No.
9, Metropolitan Club, at her Cran-
brook road, Bloomfield Hills, home
at 8 tonight.
Mrs. C, J. Nunnelley, chairman
of the entertainment committee,
will be assisted by Mrs. Verne
Keener, Mrs. Ed M and Mrs.
Homer Murphy.
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Refreshments will be served
following the business meeting
of Birminghac Chapter 220 of |
OES at 8 tonight at the Masonic
Meeting at 1:15 p.m. tomorrow
at the Southfield road home of
Mrs. James Patterson, members of
St. Elizabeth's Guild of St. James
Episcopal Church will continue
their religious education program
with the reading of Bishop Richard
Emrich's talks on ‘‘Renewal of the
Church.” He is bishop of the Epis-
copal diocese of Michigan. :
Starting the second half of play
in the YMCA Intramural! Basket-
ball League last week, Riteway
Water Softener took a 45 to 28 win
over Fawcett Automatic Heating,
with Roger Reynolds scoring 23
points.
Beating Emmanuel Baptist
Church M to 39, Birmingham zip-
pers are still undefeated in league
, play for the season. Games at 7
and 8 p.m. tomorrow at Barnum
Junior High School are open to
the public at no charge.
Eastminster Guild of the First |
Presbyterian Church will meet at
1 p.m. tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. Charles I. Follis, on Henri-
etta.
An 8 p.m, meeting at the Bir.
mingham beulevard home of
Mrs. C. W. Blenman is sched-
uled for the Westminster Guild.
The Rev. Robert S. Graham, as-
sistant minister at the church, will
speak on ‘‘The Church at Work"’ at
both meetings. ~
New officers were elected at this
week's annual meeting of the Com-
munity House Assn. with Walter
Birmingham Rezoning
Suit Back in Court
BIRMINGHAM — Trial ef the
suit seeking to force the city to
rezone for multiple dwellings a
triangle of land between Eton
road and the Grand Trunk Rail-
road, resumed before Circuit Judge
Frank Doty Tuesday.
The Industria] Land Co. is seek-
ing to break the zoning ordinance
as it applies to this parcel, main-
taining its best use is not under
single-family residence zoning.
The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly
cloudy tenight. Lew tonight %4 te %&.
Warm and mestly {sir Thyrsday.
B38 te 42. Vartable winds 5 te 10 miles
an heuer t beceming seutherty ie
te 15 miles an bour Thursday.
Teday in Pontiac |
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a m
26
At @ am. Wind velocity 2 mph
Direction: Northwest.
Sun sets Wednesday at 5 48 p.m
Sun rises Thursday at 7:43 am
Moon sets Wednesday at 6:09 pm
Moon rises Thursday at 8:65 a.m.
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(As recorded downtown)
fighest temperature..............6% “0
Lowest temperature....... et éeceesves 2
Mean te WB. . seserccsecceceses x
Weather—Mostly fair.
Ove Year Age in Pontiac
Righest tem ture noe, oe
‘owest temperature... ......+.++6 oo. B
= temperature... seseveves 26.5
eather—Partly cloudy.
9 im 1931 -3 in: 1017
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Srownsville 74 61 Los 60
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Highlight Scout Week | | F. Skinner taking over the presi-
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‘TIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1954
House Group
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| Highwa Speed Limit Leo J. Roy, %, Clarkston, ex-
9 y truck driver and father of six chil- Measure Goes to Floor Heart Attack Survivor
Tells of His Experience and has weighed 165 pounds “fer
2 years and still do.”
“I'd never had a heart attack in
my life. I was driving a truck
through New Jersey when sudden- “I'm just about as good as I was
That was the comment today of
. dren, whose heart was started af- |) . , . - ~ is ily my arms felt heavy—almost
ee ae Ce te After Being Killed eo we ess apparently “dead” from | ike a dull tooth ache—end I)
' a mon heart .
ton Tabor, recording | LANSING = Fale employ-| “My heart was stopped tor 2| “Upee St © ope station Completing the list are Mrs. | 4 attendant called an ar = ut | Ment practices legislation spon: ert dt ata eae said, | pulance: They took me to the Br.
secretary and Alec Parnie, | ed dead but highway speed Manits | Roy, employed by Fleet Carrier a Fig nog Aye a a ae
—_. | were pack from the grave in Corp., Pontiac, was stricken with a out of Camden. That hospital was New board members starting a the House today. heart attack last April 13 near/ in. finest I ever have seen
| three-year term afe Mrs. Robert Rep: Eugene C. Betz (R-Mon- | Burlington, N. J. Doctors mas-| «1 don’t remember a thing that
Pease, Mrs. Warren Sumner, Mrs. | roe), chairman of the State Af. | saged his heart and applied elec- ; ‘hme * 5 happened for over 24 hours fol- —_ Gruber, William Lerchen fairs Committee, reported Gat Se sem to restore rhythmic | owing the attack. When I woke up
Harold Hagan. his group had | ng Paul
How to decorate your cake and tabled the celia re “I'm working awfully hard now,” sue She vid I Wiohed bode real eat it, too, is what's in store for racial discrimination in employ-| Roy said, “just like I've always) 5.1, ,
the Women’s Society of Our Shep- ment. He did not announce the | done.” :
herd Lutheran Church, meeting at vote eaid he cats “tke “I lest 27 pounds and was in
8 tonight at the church. A Royal HT | Immediately, Rep. Ed Carey|— ® pig” | the hospital 33 days. When I Oak bakery will supply the cakes = | mo ) ity leader, serv- left, doctors told me I'd had a
| and show how to decorate them, — ed notice ‘he would ask for «| B | Get Rifle marrow squeak—that possibly one
| after which they will be consumed ™ |record roll call vote today (2 urgiars S, patient out of three or four
by the ag es i Pp. m.) on a motion to discharge | f+ ° — — oe eee
ab | the committee trom further eon- | ( j arettes in Thefts . Mrs. Howard J. Liverance, of Pee | ce cee Sun Se Gg —— the action committee of the a | tactic been tried Seared neck € tt “ blood count blood
| a a oe veld oe ea eae Bi cp lag she jpomnsinen, inline tombe | lead © discussion om the Fair | sive years. area and carried off several guns|™¢ ‘0 stop smoking and I'm
| slom a¢ 1:15 p.m. tomerrow at ar Gev, Williams, long an adve and S160 im cigarettes, according | COON (et as bard wo ever
the Oak Street home ef Mrs. NEW EAGLES—To be awarded Eagle Scout Hosiins Hous Faces) Sate ot SEO Nemes. township police. 7 Roy, a native of River Rouge Caries B. Tolle, ranks during Boy Scout Week ceremonies here are| receive the awards at « court of honor at Adams| the development Wl pot be se: angele Giordano, of 2779 Syivan| near Detroit, said he had been A 12:30 bunchesn temerrow at James Silbar, Randolph Hamner and Fred Wood- | School Feb. 8. Hamner is getting his neckerchief Te aa is Si edieri: aw Lor of! tha elon kate a See working since he was 11 years old.
the 22a of Mrs. George Murphy, worth, all of Birmingham Troop B-4. They will inspected in —— the event. secure a tair and genuine FEPC Elizabeth Lake Rd., said 2% car- singe Reggacond a pag eed
ee SS ee oe bill.”” a a arenes were missing, | «milked 24 out of 25 cows every e * ° The bill was men d °°
cr'kit im te Hits Preeyteras| PONtiac Deaths |Voters Are Still in Dark | rent, tesa esctas | Finke and ‘Donald Grav who | | “ e & 8 _Wh Will R ° S | by the Public Safety Committee. At Jones Hardware, 2590 Atrport| 220_Sallons. of paint in she last
+) Chairman Clyde E, .Cooper (R- .
| Birmingham Chapter 220 of OES Clarence J. Kerr jon O I un in state | White Cloud) had announced last |Rd., two deer rifles, a 22 caliber| tes te te Portas free ae eee aire Ma| Clarence J. Kerr, 41, of 389| LANSING (UP) — Michigan's ermor and senator since top Répub-| week that the committee had | rifle, three shot guns and three ce tlees eae B daahpsy Woodward, | Lowell St., died suddenly at 4 a.m. | Primary election is just six months | licans plan to train their heaviest | followed recommendations of the BB guns were taken, according
| Brecon will go to the worthy | today of a heart attack. | away today bat so far voters have | guns on whichever office he seeks.| state safety seminar and killed|% the owner. Blaine Fate pth ouples Ask fate | grand matron’s project for the| Born at Grace Harbor Dec. ae, | te Mies of whe ey wil be vet If Williams runs for governor, | the measure. Sheriff's Deputies William Har * age - may be made | 1913, he was the son of Mr. and ing for in the top state contests. | aallawe 6 U. 8. He reported, the bill would aes ae _ to OK Marria eS -
| until noon tomorrow by contacting Mrs. John Kerr. He came to Pon-| 5° far, only two Republicans som. Blair Moody of Detroit, will set she daytime speed Hat oe! ed the tresh-in abou 3 g
Mrs. Rudolph York. tiac 25 years ago and was em- | have formally announced they will! 4) i. nemocratic candidate tor | highways at 65 miles and the ® ™| (Continued F P ion, |be candidates in the Aug. 3 An adding machine and %5 roe. Cees ee ployed at Fisher Body Division. |be © in US. 5 PF) the office he leat in 1952 to U. 8, | Mighttime limit at 56. Walee fam| wit be valid tn the ifs He was a member of St. Michael | MATY- Sen. Charles Potter, of Oheboy- | Cooper had no explanation for | tn* cn. earcties were ee a EG ae coon, | la er an les Church, Kn of Colum-| State Treasurer D. Hale Brake, aa " [the Community Super at state makes ‘them Catholic _ Knights 5 the committee's sbout face ©X- | 1992 W. Huron St., according to| Valid, Mead said bus and the Fisher Body Safety) of Stanton, is a candidate for the co ‘ cept that “we have changed : a aaa :
° Club. | GOP nomination for governor But if Williams decides to go for as - the owner, Albert Spadafore, of said the presbytery allows
With. Federal Judge Besides his widow, the former | while Republican Lt. Gov. Clar- | the Senate, then observers believe —_ . 480 Orchard Lake Rd. All of the! ministerial students to direct the : Kathryn O'Dea, he is survived by| ence A. Reid, of Detroit, has an- | ‘he contest for the Democratic] The same committee also re-| stores were entered by breaking| religious life of smal] churches
(Continued From Page One) |three children, John, Barbara) nounced he will seek re-election. eee oe eae tai might | ported a a —— ee ee eich coment Seer —
Michigan football player in his | Jean and Mary Catherine O'Dea; hae known oo . “il-|to obstruct an ways an Atta. ae =
younger days, said “Don’t try | three sisters, Mrs. William Hill Ring th ates rt Republy | hiams legal advisor, or former | by driving too slowly. Cooper said with Vandergroet.
to with od and Mrs. Edward Weinman of ese go eagle, Court Justice Clark J.| said the committee also intended | Ber]; Anti-C A v
| Henry immediately calmed him- | Pontiac and Mrs. Clare Harroun ' nomination but they are waiting | ° to repert 8 peminne | Offer Reds Ride Home | “Mead ssid. and had per- | self, stepped back and saili quiet- of Drayton Plains. for the “right moment” to madcr | governments to set reduced speed er Keds Ki formed the unauthorized mar.
ty: | rad ones val be Friday any announcement. ‘Doctors Revive —_ on highways going yt BERLIN «—Anti-Communists| Tiage “purely out of ignorance
|” saps : at . mM. at Bruce Funeral | sc s. “ ” laws of the church I'm not trying to get tough | frome They jmclude Detroit Police The House pesccd unehimousty | *attered subway tickets” in the eee and
| with you. This is no personal mat- | :
ter. If you won't allow me to use| oy ecg ire eee,
| the Federal Court library, I'll » | aa with burial in Mt. Hope over to Circuit Court.” sail de
Henry left the office. Later Judge |
Picard informed him that he did Maynard A. Losee
Word has been received here not have the power to halt a
Congressional investigation. He/ 1. sudien death of Maynard A. Losee,
told Henry it would be neces-
sary for a three-judge panel to
| decide on the petition. Henry said
he would file a request for this.
Beary ts a former Aly Force
Heutenant. He was ousted from
the Air Foree in 1944, A court Born in Davisburg Aug. 7, 1
martial cenvicted him ef disre-| he came to Pontiac ag a
spect te superier officers and attended Pontiac High School. He
repeated absences without leave.
in 1897, At that time he operated
a fe pal Paige anand shoe store on Saginaw sei |
Un-American Activities Com- , Known as Losee Bros., Shoe Deal- | Commissioner Donald S. Leonard,
Secretary of State Owen J. Cleary,
of Ypsilanti; State Sen. George N.
Higgins (R-Ferndale), and former
Lt. Gov. Eugene C, Keyes, of Clarkston Man (Continued From Page One)
both have re-started hearts of
it a crime to abandon refriger-
ators and freezers without re-
moving the doors or latches.
A bill which would have per-
mitted county beards of super-
visors to appropriate additional
funds to county law libraries
was defeated in the House 47-45.
Killed in the House State Af-
'mittee order to Baxter to pro &S- |
|duce membership lists of the LYL| Besides Mrs. Sadler, he is sur-| for the past two years. | vived by another daughter, Mrs. |
| The order is unprecedented, | Russel Meyer of Pine Lake and a Henry said. son, Donald of Detroit. Also sur- |
j viving is a sister, Miss Sarah Losee |
The petition also attacks the | of Pontiac, now in St. Petersburg, | committee on = constitutional | mig. |
grounds, alleging that although | The body will be brought to'the |
the LYL has been called sub- | william R. Hamilton Co., 3975 Cass |
versive by the -attormey generals | Avenue in Detroit on Thursday. | office, it has not been so identi-| Funeral will be there Friday at |
fied by a Congressional group. (1:30 with burial in Evergreen
The subpiena was, handed to | Cemetery.
Baxter, formerly of Flint, in De- .
Mrs. Charles A. Morris
cember when Baxter was a spec-
tator at the trial of six Michi-
gan Communists in Judge Picards
| ‘courtroom.
According to Donald T. Appel, |
chief investigator for the com-
mittee, the LYL wil] be investi-
gated when the group, headed by
Rep, Velde (R-Ili )comes to De-
troit in three weeks. 87 Crawford St,
at 1. p. m. from
tist Church of New
:
————— Winona, Miss., May 1,
| ’ *,° 1 she came to Pontiac 37 years
Pope's Condition | ago and was the widow of Charles
Better, Vatican
Paper Reports VATI CiTy Vatican | °
scwapaer HOecealece Rema Charles N. Twite
in evident effort to allay growing| service for Charles N. Twite, 73,
concern over the health of Pope | o¢ 448 Auburn Ave., will be Thurs-
Pius XII, said today that ‘‘the gay at 2 p.m. from the First As-
State of the Supreme tiff, | sembly of God Church on N. Perry
thanks to God, continues to im-|s: The Rev. Wesley R. Wibley,
prove,” _-. | his pastor, will officiate and burial
The newspaper also described &5 | wij) be in Perry Mt. Park Ceme-
“absolutely unfounded’ reports in tery.
the Italian press that an English) ‘The body will be taken to the
specialist who attended the late) ohurch from the Pursiey Funeral
Home at noon Thursday.
Mr. Twite died Monday evening
in Pontiac General Hospital.
had heightened worry in Vatican | Detroit Bus Drivers Find are no survivors.
The body is at the Frank Car-
ruthers Funeral Home.
, DETROIT ® — Municipal bus
King George died of a throm-
operated upon for cancer of the ‘ ; lung. say the transportation system is
too slow.
, | sell Hubbard.
Service Much Too Slow | {" Williams also holds the key to the
GOP primary race for both gov-
Bishop Leaves ;
for Washington Michigan Diocese Pays
Tribute to Rev. Hubbard
at Evening Service
But the heart muscle twitched
and fluttered igstead of pounding
rhythmically. electro-shock
Mr. Hubbard is leaving to be-
come Missionary Bishop of Spo-
kane, Wash., and a farewell service
him opéned the 12ist annual
ention of the diocese last night
good condition. Foresters Hear Nickell fairs Committee were two mea-
sures recommended by the “‘Lit-
tle Hoover’’ committee on state
| government reorganization.
The measures would have con-
around
Hillsdale Officials
to Study Pontiac's
‘02 Annual Report Twelve copies of Pontiac's 1952
Naturalist Walter P. Nickell of
Cranbrook Institute of Science,
esters Assn. William Aho, Pontiac
city forester, said Nickell « dis-
budget, and participation in &| The case was reported by Dr.
$4,000,000 “Builders for Christ” | Lindley B. Reagan, Dr. Keith
campaign Young and Dr. John Nicholson.
In the latter campaign the
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Values to $7.96. Medium
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Downtown Store
"ie Rone CROCKER’S CANDIES “The Best You Ever Ate”
$57 West Heren 20 South
Sam Benson Says:
IF YOU WANT
PANTS! | HAVE THEM!
YOU SAVE UP to 50%!
Take Your Choice!
and $7, $9, $10, $11, $12 — Sizes te $2 ~}bianka Pffson.
solidated all health functions of | 1! miles west of here. | Russian sector of Berlin today,
Alexander Platz to Moscow's Lu-
Stamped on the back, was:
“For officials and members of | as pastor of the church last Novem-
ber. ;
“I can only say that he was the
recognized head of the church,”
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int YEAR keke PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 —40 PAGES
Mob Crush Kills 200 Hindus:
Pontiac Lawyer,
Federal Judge
Tangle in Detroit Physical Violence Looms.
~ as Milton Henry Argues
Red Suspect’s Cause
DETROIT (AP) — Fed-|
eral Judge Frank A. Picard
and a Pontiac lawyer repre-
senting a subpenaed House
Un-American activities com- |
mittee witness traded sharp
words yesterday
At one time it looked like |
the white-haired, 64-year- |
> old jurist and the lawyer, |
—_ Milton-R,..Henry, 35, were |
_ Close to a physical encoun- |
ter
However, it all wound up
quietly, though Judge Pic-
ard was plainly ruffled. |
Henry apologized.
The dispute began short-
| Vy before the noon recess of
the conspiracy trial of six
Michigan Communists Trucks Flown to Miami
ROYAL WELCOME—Wanna Bashama, Critic of Union’
Leader Escapes
Death in Blast Ex - Policeman Blames
Teamster Enemies for
Attack at His Home
DETROIT (AP)—An out-
spoken critic of AFL Team-
sters boss James Hoffa re-
ported to police today a
would be assassin fired a
shotgun at him in suburban
Northville early today.
The charge tore through
a French door window and
Herbert Koester, 49-year-
old truck driver, said it
missed him by only 18 inch-
es. It was fired in pre-
dawn darkness at Koester’s
home.
A mysterious telephone
call, Koester said, had led
him across the line of fire.
State Police said Koester told
them the only reason he could as-
sign for the attempted assassina-
tion was his difficulties with Team-
sters Local 299, of which Hoffa
is president. Hoffa also is presi- United Press Phote
“Miss GMC of 1954,”
Top Fut
being heard by Judge Pic- |
ard anda jury. The six are
accused under the Smith
Act of plotting to teach and
advocate violent overthrow
of the government.
Henry appeared in court with
@ petition to quash a subpoena
against Bolza Baxter, 28, Detroit
state chairman of the Labor Youth
League and former Flint resi-
dent.
(Henry told the Press he was |
mot attempting to file a petition |
but intended to ask a show cause
order on the subpoena), holds a miniature 1954 model GMC truck aloft as she officially greets
a fleet of 18 miniatures flown to Miami yesterday
scaled trucks are on exhibition in conjunction with the GMC Truck
& Coach Division exhibit at the GM Motorama. Pictures of addi-
tional models appear on page 21. ; ge we
Couples Ask. New Jersey
to Legalize Their Wedlock FLORHAM PARK, N. J. (UP)—More than two dozen
couples looked to the New Jersey Legislature today to
| straighten out the error of a misguided Presbyterian
The Labor League was formed | divinity student who “married” them without church or
The minutely | dent of the Michigan Teamsters
council and of the Central States
Conference of ‘Teamsters.
Koester is a retired Detroit po-
liceman. He became an automo-
bile haulaway driver for Commer-
cial Carriers, Inc. in 1950, a year
after his retirement he said he
joined Teamsters Local 299 at the
time.
Bert Brennan, Hoffa's assistant,
reported the union chief was in a
hospital because of illness.
‘We never heard of him
(Koestery,” Brennan said. ‘‘I did
find him on 299’s membership
roll. But I was so sure he wasn't
be James’
|S 1952 upon dissolution of the | jega) authorization. one of ours that I called Pontiac,
BoE oncy iocrele aubree} “he Legislature has been asked to legalize the mar.| thinking shaybe be wae one of
ives list. . | performed over a six-year period by John Vander-| -y,
ee ee | groef, a student pastor who didn't know he lacked the| Koester told police he became
(American Activities Committee at | Power to join couples in wedlock. ccored lest Thuetay when four
@pening of Detroit hearings Feb.| The couples, including many with children, a SS Se
2. shocked to learn that their marriages are not recognized | Koester said the Cadillac passed
Besides demanding the quath- | by the state of New Jersey and the Presbyterian Church. | without incident, but that he hadn't
irae ah we feet 3p Son for eaven’s sake! |en scoot, sed lockers, newspapermen and all ‘Area Weather to Be gasped “Mrs.” John O'Neill | either.
Cttshouts of the press” from the | of Ridgedale Ave. She and| On Monday, police said Koester projected hearings. told ther, he recetved an anon-
Judge Picard was just about: to
call for a recess in the tnal when
Henry interrupted with his peti-!
tion .
“You're asking me to put a stop
on Congress. Youll have to show
some law for that.’ Picard said
As Henry raised his voice, Judge
Picard interrupted him with
“You keep quiet You can't out
ghout me in this court
The judge dened the petition
ealied recess and went to his
chambers. Shortly, Henry also ap
peared there
At the doorway Judge P ir’
put out his hand toward Henry
saying “You n't come ‘in.
have some people in here.”
“You have no right, te
hands on me. Mil knock you. . i
lav * downtown
] "1.4 | O'Neill exchanged vows be-
Partly Cloudy, Mild fore Vandergroef <t the!
tonight | local Presbyterian Church
in 1947. They have a son. Partly cloudy: weather ymous telephone warning: “ ‘Don't
go to work tomorrow.' "
| Koester was alone
|blast tore through the door win- s “ part ely t
vennee eae State Assemblyman Wil- dow in the kitchen of his home. | liam O. Barnes introduced a , Whoever fired stood 21 feet away.
Aree ye weather Rurcaa pre-| DLJ Which would make Van-| Police said fostprints fowad is
dicts a oe a = pe 8 to | Cereroeft's marriages legal, accreted at ae
mght rising to a high of 38 to 42) retroactive to the date he a P . pda
degrees tomorrow performed them. lp eg . geen cater
Yesterday's fair skies, sent the | The Rev. Chartes L. Mead, pas-
mercury racing from a low of 28 | tet of the South Orange .(N. J.)
to a high of 40 degrees in the city. | Presbyterian Church and “chair- ‘man of Administerial Relations
Committee which . uncovered © the
marital oversight, said the church
as well as the state requires that
a minister be ordained before he
performs marriages,
The General Assembly of the
Presbytenan Church in Philadet-
phia has ruled that the marriages At 8 am. today the temperature
reading was 25, but by 1 p. m. in!
Pontiac the mercury
registered 32 degrees.
Chiang Greets Ex-PWs
TAIPEH, Formosa u®~National apologized for getting the wrong
number. Koester said he dropped
to the floor upon hearing the blast
which came a_ second after he
passed the door.
Koester told police he openly
had criticized Hoffa for his
handling of the teamsters wel-
fare and insurance fund, the
subject of a week-long congres-
sional hearing in Detroit last
November. ur
> be *
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| Farmers of America, talks with Mich
and a Cabinet officer during a W
Williams to Push
Bravery Award
for Pontiac Boy James Brown, 18, of 37 Vine-
wood St., who is being recommend-
ed for the U, S. Government
Young American Medal Award for
Bravery, will receive personal con-
gratulations today from Gov. G
Mennen Williams during a special
meeting in Lansing.
He was nominated for the award
last month by the Pontiac Police
Offficers Assn. for “high courage
and complete disregard for per-
sonal safety’? dhen he captured
Pontiae’s rape-slayer Donald V.
O'Brian, the night of Sept. 9.
Also present at the meeting will
mother, Mrs. James e Farm
LUNCHEON IN WASHINGTON—David Boyne,
Marlette youth who is president of the Future | eon. er Meets Our Senators ect eee Paty as et ej ak Tet + -eethye
-_——
AP Wirephote
Pictured are (from left) Sen. Charles Potter
igan senators | (R-Mich); Boyne; Secretary of Welfare Oveta Culp
ashington lunch- | Hobby, and Sen. Homer Ferguson (R-Mich).
Japan Protests American
Silence on Red Diplomal TOKYO (INS) — A storm of Japanese protests broke
over the heads of U. S. authorities today because of their
refusal to confirm or deny officially that a missing Soviet
diplomat is in American hands, detailing operations of
a Russian spy ring.
Replying to a Japanese note, the U. S. Embassy in
Tokyo declared it had “no information” in the case of
Yuri A. Rastovorov, second secretary of the disaccredited
Soviet diplomatic mission in Japan.
The em said it would*- ¢
L Pontiag Police Chiet
Herbert
of the association, Hugh T. Stim-| office announced.
son, president, and James Carr,| Rastovorov disappeared Jan. 24, . Stealey: and officers
with a petition nominating
for the award and letters
| of endorsement, Williams will for-
ward to material to the US.
» | Department of Justice in Washing-
ton, which issues the award.
"Deny Mahoney
New Trial Bid Now Serving Sentence
for ‘45 Holdup of Local
Gambling Club
Motion for a new trial for Pete
Mahoney, jailed in 195 for the
holdup of Pontiac's Aristocrat
Club, a gambling spot, was denied
by Oakland Coupty Circuit Judge
George B. Hartrick today.
Mahony, 51, was sentenced to 25
to 50 years on Dec. 12, 1945, for meee ment “as spon as it had in-|()Iy ay.of Beeson
Facing Delay formation,” Japan's foreign
Senators Quiz NLRB
Appointee, Are Dubious
of Pension Status
WASHINGTON w—The nomina-
tion of Albert C. Beeson to the
Officially, American diplomatic ae aa gues one Bowne
and military authorities made no | curate Labor Co Beatport a
denial or other comment on the | fun information en bis ,
Soviet allegation. But a high source | rights with a San Jose, Calif. firm. the day before he was to have
left by plane for Moscow, preseum-
ably because he had bungled some
recent espionage assignments in
Japan,
The Rassian mission charged
the young diplomatic aide had
been “seized and detained by
the U, 8. espienage organiza-
tion” in the Far Fast.
revealed that Rastovorov, appar-
ently fearing he would be “‘liqui-
dated,” fled for asylum to the
protective arms of a special U. S.
intelligence unit.
The official American. silence
| treed vigorous protests in the
Japanese Diet (parliament) and
the press. u
| Vice Foreign Minister Akira
| Kotaki told the Diet's Foreign
Affairs Committee today that if
the U, 8. “kidnaped” Rasto-
vorov, as the Russians charged,
then America ts guilty of violat-
| Ing the U, S.-Jdapan security
pact,
Henry shouted.
Judge Picard interrupted to say
he had not intended to tou
Henry. :
The Jadge. a University
(Continued on Page 2, Col
Lucy Ball Provides Clue licket Holders -
That Snares Studio Thief, Tow Crews !mpounding |
HOLLYWOOD (AP) t China's President Chiang Kai.
k today received 120 represen-
of 14,000 anti-Red Chinese =
war prisoners sent here last month 8 ®
mi Korea. It was Chiang's first Police Warnin
sonal meeting with any of the
POWs «Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)
h -latives
i 5 » former
Delinqvent Violators Police report that.a bit of de-| Automobiles
tective work by Lucille Ball led te the arrest of a man Police quoted Koester as saying:
“I told several of the boys that
I didn't think the whole story
came out in that hearing. I don't
| think the investigation should have
been_ stopped...
“I wrote Hoffa a letter com-
plaining about how I didn't think
the union members were getting
a fair share of the wellare money.
1 didn't sign my name, though, rae
‘but I guess they knew who the
letter came from.”
| Koester said the first reaction
came shortly before Christmas,
when “a couple of Hoffa's boys the holdup which was disclosed | Kotaki added, however, that if
who has admitted he made about $16,000 a year by posing Pontiac Police issued a warning
as a writer and burylarizing studio dressing rooms.
Hollywood defe ed “if delinquent traffic tickets
fare not taken care of immediate- |today that 400 motorists are sub-|
tives Claire Riding and Byron Diller | ct t having their cars amide
said Kenneth Darling, 31, a handsome and well-dressed
ex-convict, was arrested vesterday. lv.”
He was booked on sus-*——~~ - eantanival Gadiee te | Chief Herbert W. Straley said : t LIN CUI é ariing ro >
picion of burglary when he ing of the photographs and called {22 0mae Siteady have been towed
was found snooping in @ the Hollywood polive station ale by police in the last three)
dressing room at the Gen- !" in sie pags said Desi “When a car in impounded,” | Te " erm? g oe
~ eral Service Studios. ere’ m in S@" Straley explained, ‘‘the owner will |
Quentin Prison in the 1440s for a ;
The polir § Gaariing free! $i. burglary, admiited nearly 500 have to pay impounding and tow. |
admitted | ) tw perat- | stucho thefts during the four-year ne fess, tn addition to the fines.
img in film and TV studius for period and that he sometimes net.| 4 epedtall crew of 15 potice- |
the last {four sears. roaming. ted as hich as $500 a day. men, armed with a list of delin- |
around the ‘lots by posing as a - . quent ticket holders, is moving
» @riter and always carrying a _ M told officers: “T don't mind | through the city making a check going up the river again. I've tcipt under his arm | really been living fer the last
The detectises said that only four vears."’
~—pecently the first lead in the : by Miss Ball. Police said his recent victims in-
fhe said she encountered a oO” Harriet wife of Oz- from, the | 2¢ Nelson, Joan Davis and Arnaz
strang - her husband, | Darling told officers he had. been
. — {living in a $25 a day suite at a
oe Hollywood hotel, dressed only in She gave police such a good de- custom-tailered. clothes, and trav-
ription of the man that they ejed extensivély in the United
peated Darling's record in police | States, Canada and Mexico.
files and circulated his photograph
- tee ; amaen Ckcabin Tex Consultant
|, Westerday a studig electrician, | ss Ww *iuren Bt. Open Bves. FE 2-2618
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of the ‘autos. Straley said that |
extra vehicles are at the police
department's disposal to tow the
autes te the police pound. ,
Police are making use of a city
erdinance which allows the im-
paid. at the violation bureau,
E. Pike St., from 8 a, m. to 5:
Sundey.
|
a7 told me one.day I'd better keep
my mouth shut.””~
State Trooper Michael Fitzgib-
bons said it was clear the assailant
was on a specific mission and the
shot wasn't just Stray gunfire.
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during an investigation of the
Senator Warren G. Hooper murder.
Also convicted at the time
were Harry Fleisher, Myron
(Mike) Selik, William (Candy)
Davidson and Sammy Chivas, all
ef Detroit. Chivas was paroled
last October.
Judge Hartrick said tn a written
opinion that Mahoney's release
able action of the parole board."
The opinion further stated that
any action in granting a new trial
“‘would be an arbitrary usurpage
of the power placed in the parole
board by law.”
In 1946 the Circuit Court made
an order reducing the minimum
term imposed on Maheney from
25 years to 15 years. The at-
torney general's office challenged
the action and the original sen-
tence was later upheld by the
State Supreme Court.
spiracy to murder Sen. Hooper a
few months before the robbery
trial here, though
later absolved of the charge.
Traffic Violation Ticket
Serves as identification
ENDICOTT,
would, have to come ‘‘from favor- | the flashily-dressed Soviet junior
| diplomat voluntary asked for asy-
lum with the Americans there was
no problem of a treaty violation.
To Run Against Rayburn
BONHAM, Tex, W—A, G, McRae
former Texas Power & Light Co.
manager here and at Denison, has
' announced he will run for Congress
against House Democratic Leader
Sam Rayburn. The committee, after questioning
Beeson for six hours, voted 53
last night to defer Senate action
Eisenhower until it could question
Paul L. Davies, president of the
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.
or some other official of the firm.
The committee also wants to
ml on the Beeson pension situa-
Beeson, whose confirmation was
recommended by the committee
last week on-a.76 party line vote,
is former industrial relations vice
president of that company. Com-
mittee. Democrats have opposed
his nomination, contending he is a
“company man” and thus could
not approach his NLRB _ duties
impartially.
Béeson has pledged that he
would be unbiased.
The pension question arose dur-
ing Beeson's questioning on an
apparent contradiction between
his testimony to the committee
and an interview published by on his nomination. by President | Pilgrims Rush
Into Holy Rivers:
1,000 Injured Horde of 3 Million at
Religious Bath Festival
Gets Panic-Stricken
NEW DELHI, India (AP)
—An estimated 200 Hindu
pilgrims were crushed to
death and at least 1,000
were injured early today at
Allahabad.
A’ crowd three million
strong stampeded into the
holy waters at the joining
of the Ganges and Jumma
rivers, according to reports
reaching here. .
Eyewitness accounts said
200 square yards along the
sandy banks of the Ganges
were strewn with bodies
after the police cleared
away the panic-stricken
throngs of bathers at the
Kumbh Mela festival.
Official sources at Allahabad de-
clined to comment on any aspect
of the tragedy and would give no
official casualty figures.
Prime Minister Nehru was to
visit the Kumbh Mela today and
the bathers. But there were no
indications where Nehru and
Prasad were when the stampede
The vast horde of pilgrims had
gathered at the rivers’ confluence
in eastern India in observance of
the orthodox Hindu belief that bath-
reports said the pilgrims
early dawn had watched a
naut.
Indian Red Cross and local medi-
cal authorities were reported rush-
ing the dead, dying and injured to
emergency tent hospitals in’ the
makeshift pilgrim cities which
have been set up on the river
Bulletin WASHINGTON (AP)
—The House Publie
Works Committee today
approved a Senate-passed
bill authorizing the Unit-
ed States to join with
Canada in building the
the San Jose Mercury. St. Lawrence Seaway.
Unusual Case Reported by Three Doctors |
Clarkston Man, ‘Dead’ in Heart Attack,
Mahony, Fleisher and Selik were
among those convicted of con |
Mahony was
N.Y, @wWalter
SCENIC J! Keneller of nearby Binghamton Revived by Fast Massage, Electrodes BURLINGTON, N. J. ()—A| dying after blood flow stop. The
| Clarkston, Mich. man, apparently | brain is often affected first, suf-
““deag”’ of a common heart attack, | fering damage usually if it is
| was restored to life by quick | deprived of blood for four minutes
massage and electric shock of his | or so.
| heart, physicians disclosed here| Usually heart attacks hit people
| today. | at times and places where nothing
The man was identified as. Leo| can be done soon enough. Quick
| J. Roy, 55, of 5877 Clarkston-| injections of adrenalin sometimes
Orion Rd., a driver for Fleet | may revive the heart.
|.Carrier Corp. jn. Pontiac. The happened
emergency operation and treat- ae cage accident Bick ten
ment took place. last April and he fell uncenscious with his
apparently he is completely re- heart attack. A surgeon opened
covered and has resumed. his
In Today's Press normal occupation.
pecceccces bs |
The revival is believed to be the
first of its kind performed this waysaid decters ef Burlinsten oat ORs Ssieecic 20000.
walked into police headquarters | County Hospi : :
end yeported that someone had} — County News 3
taken his overcoat while be was in| _"o¥’s heart stopped during an | 5)' as
a diner. attack of coronary thrpemheris, a | Betewsk ey
Keneller got his coat back in| Dleckage of the heart artery bY | fncome )
fig time. Police found the maz| % bleed clot, one of the biggest |+. Barwon - ‘
who had taken it through a traffic killer diseases. cere n
ticket in the coat Keneller picked, To all intents and purposes he £V-Redie 3
> ee ape. was dead. Body lssues begin ‘ummen’s Pages..12, 13, 14, 4
t thu,
a It began twitching, and then
the electric shocks restored normal
rhythm.
(In Clarkston today, Roy's per-
sonal physician, Dr. R. W. Bullard
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THE. PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 See
- : : | Ms Winter Sport Event Held wratt to too Methees SO AA
Rochester Voters Return to Polls Feb. 24 siete; som SareiaaimaeS | | . = + cep pe inten Veley Fd See eet eae
Await Report [Technical Error Gpcerve Golden Lancel Primary |
on County Man Forces Re-Vote |Azniversaries... Romeo Election: ye
Oakwood Youth Held
in Inquiry Into Breaking
and Entering |
Failure of Treasurer
to Announce Mill Levy last weéek- two Dryden couples
end.
Mr. and Mrs. James Roney cele-
Feb. 15 Voting; Blank
a blank ballot in the regular gen- Late Notification Voids’
Voids Part of Ballot brated 50 years of marriage Sat. llots OK’ Ma .
urday with an open house for Ballots OK'd for rch By—Pat Perkins Lampl
ON = ce tones kuru By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE | friends. ROMEO — Village Attorney | Peg Palmer $=95
secutor y awai red of-| )
5 nedieal reprt oa Allen 1D. Sab ROCHESTER — Voters of the|’ They have a daughter, Mra, [Perey G. Horler has recelved of: Bobbie Brooks 5” up
Mean, 18, of 3083 Bakiwin, Oak- Rochester Community School Dis-| Genevieve Creech of Almont, and |fcial confirmation a cance slot
wood. ‘ trict will go back to the polls Feb.| 9 sen, Kenneth, at home. rae election sc
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McMean was arrested at 5:30 shan a a the | Other pearl ww He conferred yesterday with | CECI I ~
a.m. yesterday im the policer : pains | were Mr. Mrs. Thomas ran | representatives of the attorney |
station by Chief Albert Roberts. hee = pragma eae kowski, who observed their ae general and secretary of state's | 4532 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains OR 3-7224
Roberts was alerted earlier proved by a more than two-to-one . ee ee =— — pte ee wa | SS zs <anasaiams
by a famfly living on the street ME. Ez vote, a technical error has made The Fr Ss orciie paste ois = sn in fling primary e en No-
behind the station when they MR. AND MRS. E. W. BANFIELD invalid one-half of the proposition. | °°" tur sons, 27 grandchildren |
reperted someone was trying to Bond attorneys, who must put and two great grandchildren: State officials. approved use of |
|
t get into their house.
By the time he got to the home,
the prowler was gone Mrs. E:- W.
He returned to ‘headquarters | residents
and found the place a shambles. |
McMean was inside
Windows were smashed. papers
strewn over the floor and furni- Celebrating their 50th wedding
was the former Goldie McKinley.
ture tipped over. A typewriter! Brighton and Mrs. Warren L. Moore of Elizabeth Lake Estates in | the bond issue. Comet Taree, village clerk, and
ra been thrown through @ W1D-/ Waterford Township. Seige erred oo Finished Bingo Petitions soos, tip wan cog of 11 easdegani DRAYTON
=: Mrs. Voorhis and Mrs. Moore will entertain their parents Sunday | District lies within two counties. oe ; 2
Roberts handcuffed McMean | at a golden-wedding anniversary open house in the Banfield home, In transferring the information| tO Be Taken to Assembly ue lgg of the four vecent DRUG STORE
and took him out to his patrol |918 West Main St. in Brighton. The open house will be held from | from the treasurers of Oakland) Tomorrow at 8 P.M. 4480 Dixie Hwy.
car to take him to the Oakland | 2 to 6 p. m. Couple Married 50 Years (Ed) Banfield of Brighton, former Oakland County
The Banfields were married 50 years ago today at New Hudson,
near the farm where they lived until six years ago. Mrs. Banfield
The couple has two daughters. They are Mrs. Joe Voorhis of their stamp of approval on the
issue before the Michigan Muni-
cipal Finance Commission will
“allow sale ef bonds, sald they
cannot do so until the millage
part ts voted upon again, —
The error occurred in the notice
of election publication preceding anniversary this week are Mr. and
and Macomb counties, portions of
County jail. McMean kicked-.|
out a rear window. epaties | Voters Give
Just then sheriff's
called to aid Roberts, arrived and
shackle McMean’s feet
chains. They took him to the “ to Clarkston School Bonds = their statements were inadvertent-
. ly omitted.
Green Ligh
Thursday at 8 p.m. all citizens
of the Rochester Schooj District
are invited to a public meeting
in the high school cafeteria to Give Petitioners
Meeting Notice
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —Pe-
tition circulators for the Chari-
table Bingo and Raffle Assn. were
being notified today to bring their
completed petitions to a meeting
of the association tomorrow at 8 eral election in March.
Necessity for use of such a bal- |
lot was brought about by the delay
in official posting of notice of pri-
mary election until after the filing
deadline had passed.
by Horler was accompanied
Sue Romeo Nathed
4-H Club President BRANDON TOWNSHIP—Election
Way to Her
Heart” ...on
VALENTINE’S
DAY!
Drayten Plains
county jail where he is being held CLARKSTON — With the largest school vote cast in
for investigation of breaking and paren the Clarkston Community School history, the electors
me sts ali Wekinan ini been | Of the district approved a $600,000 bond issue Tuesday
drinking. A medical examination | by a four to one vote.
was scheduled for this morning. Authorizing ‘the sale of bonds for the purpose of build-
ing a high school addition discuss the resubmission of the
school bond issue.
According to law, these publica-
tions must correctly and complete-
ly state the excess millage already
County. 1
The petitions seek to place the
= ; where Was Gas Weld Sale on le voted within the municipality. question of ‘the legality of chari-
County Births __|and additions to three ele- " Donald Baldwin, superintendent | table bingo and raffles before the
mentary schools, the elec- ome te ect! of achaster ene, oot that the! voters of Michigan.
Rochester . ermission bonds was proposal part will not be af- a
r. an rs. Jac umertelt o tors cast 539 votes. ie pa Tomorrow night's meeting will .
w Rochester mae eaneaes ee eck ae On the tax limitation proposition, = by Lg Mrs and 162 : sora and will not have to be re- be held in the Knights of Pythias F e
a, om William (Charles. gt St Jovept | 423 voted “yes” and 105 ‘“no.”| ne Vole Two veld voles wore | Su mnie building, 962 Voorheis Rd., Pon- Decorator Fabrics
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Hi S. Patterson Files
for City Commission Pontiac
yestetday filed a nominating peti-
Mion announcing his intention to
for city commissioner in Dis
2.
9 Fa i District 2 commissione!
4 Harold W. Dudley, who has not
whether or not. he will
fun for ré-election.
* A native of Pontiac, Pattersor
his law degree from (i
Qniversity of Michigan in 1935 and
bas practiced here since. he
fctive in civic and professional or
> rs gafiizations plus local fund rais
| ing campaigns.
| Seven othe, candidates have
| filed for city commission. Primary
election is March 1
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granted the. full amount of money
he asked for another year's work
Some Democrats had been talk
ing of moves to trim the subcom-
mittee's budget, or to restrict its
scope of operations, but no formal
steps were taken “in that direction
as the Senate voted yesterday to
the group $214,443. In_ the
past year, the budget was $200,000
The roll call vote was 85-1, with
only Sen, Fulbright (D-Ark) oppos-
ing it
Sen allow
Ellender (D-La), who final
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committee record on both points. |
>. 7 7
Eliender also asked whether the |
Justice and State departments had!
refuted accusations McCarthy first
made last July that someone in the
State Department during Dean
Acheson's tenure as secretary had
tried to “shake down" a friendly
foreign government for $150,000. |
“The original statement is com-
pletely correct,"’ McCarthy replied
He let that comment stand after
the department, a few hours later
said in a forma) statement that
an investigation had turned up ‘“‘no
information indicating that an em-
ploye of the State Department ei- |
ther accepted a bribe or was in
any way engaged in wrongful
illegal or unethical conduct’ in
any such case
Nor, the statement added
the department have information
that any friendly foreign power
offered any bribes. But it said it
has no authority to investigate
whether anyone outside the depart- does
Oust Newsmen.
in Guatemala Major Attack on Press (
‘Guatemalan Foreign Office
campaigning in THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954
Feared as Rulers Expel
2 U. S. Correspondents
MEXICO CITY W—Guatemala's
leftist government appeared today
to have launched. a major crack-
down on the press. It expelled two |
U.S. correspondents; and Commu-
nist supporters of President Jacobo
Arbenz Guzman bitterly attacked
the nation's independent press.
The ousted newsmen were Sidney
Gruson, New York Times corres-
pondent for Mexico and Central
America, and Marshal! F. Bannell
of the National Broadcasting Co
Both were accused of trying to
discredit the Guatemalan govern
ment. Security police hustled both
to the airport in Guatemala City
yesterday.
.
In announcing their ouster, the ing ‘‘extremely vicious’ attacks in
'
| the last few days on the i ee he was im-
charged “certain organs of infor-| dent’ press, which he said “has pressed with her honesty and dis-
mation in the United States’’ were been very critical of the Commu- continued the case.
“an increasing | nists af umes. |
crescendo and malicious form | —w
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* When the district court judge ask
Guatemala charged last week ed. Jeanne Connell if she had at
that her Central American neigh- | least slowed down when she drove
bors, ‘‘with the connivance’ of the through a stop sign, she said
United States, Nad been plotting 1 -——
to wreck Arbenz regime. The
President is not himself consid-
ered a Communist but his govern- |
ment has received strong support
from the nation’s Reds ard has
gone out of its way to please them.
The U.S. State Department re- |
jected the accusation as ‘false and
ridiculous,’ a statement echdéd-by |
the other governments accused. |
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THE, PONTIAC PRESS, Ww EDNESDAY, _ FEBRUARY %.
3. 1054
Lois Nettleson in New Daytime Seria
-- Today's Television Programs --
Channel 2—WJBE-TV Channel -—-WIXYE-TV
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHT’'S
6:30 — (7) — Superman. George
Reeves in “Golden Vulture.”
(4\—Time off for Sports. Bill
Flemming. (2)—Telenews Ace.
Ken Cline, Van Patrick.
6:45—(4)—Man About Town. Bob
Maxwell; music and chatter.. (2)
—Weatherman. Dr. Everett R.
* Phelps.
7:00—(7)—Heart of the City. “The
Stranger,” film drama. (4)—
Douglas Fairbanks Presents.
. “The American Duel,” Ameri-
can in Heidelburg fights duel on
own terms. (2)—Carpet Theater.
“The Tiger.”’
7:30—(7)—Mark Saber. Les Damon
“in detective drama. (4)—Eddie
Fisher. Singer Anita Gordon,
(2) —
wards.
7:45—(4)—News Caravan. John
Cameron Swayze. (2)—Perry
Como. Popular ballads with
Perry and the Fontanes.
8:00— (7) —Bowling Champions.
Fred Wolfe host to champs in
competition. (4)—I Married Joan.
Judge Stevens has to decide on
custody of = De ror
Friends.
in
* Belief,” girl. tells psychiatrist
strange tale. (4)—My Little
Margie. Margie plans hoax on
dad during Mexico trip.
9:00— (7)—Club Polka. Warren
Michael Kelly host to Buddy
Greco, Jackie Cannon. (4)—Tele-
vision Theater. Mary Astor as
deserted wife in “The Missing
Years.” (2)—Strike It Rich. War-
ren Hull, emcee.
®:30—(7)—My Hero. Robert Cum-
mings in ‘Beauty and the
Beast.” (2)—I've Got a Secret.
Garry Moore, host,. panel quiz.
10:00—(7)—Story Theater. Mark
Daniels in ‘““The Mysterious Pic- “Terror “Twelve
10: 45—(2)—Greatest Fights. Box-
lg
11:00 — (7) — Soupy’s On. Soupy
Sales with comedy, variety. (4)
—News. (2)—News. |
11:15 — (7) — Theater. Robert
Mitchum in “Story of GI Joe,”
feature film. (4)—Stock Car
9: 45—(2)—Brighter Day
10:00— (7) —Wixie’s Wonderland.
(4)—Ding Dong School. (2)—
Arthur Godfrey.
16: 30—(4)—Hollywood Breakfast
11:60—(4)—Hawkins Falls. n=
Charm Kitchen.
11:15—(0—Three Steps to Heaven.
11:30—(4)—Ask Washington. (2)—
Strike It Rich.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
12:60—(4)—Bride & Groom. (7)—
Comics. (2)—Valiant Lady.
12:15—(2)—Love of Life. w—
Ross Mulholland.
Stars...on Seven. (2)—Guiding
1:¢0—(4)—McBride Show.
What You Eat.
1:30—(2)—Garry Moore Show. (4)
—Telerama.
2:00—(7)—My Life. -
2:38—(7)—Theater. (2) — House
party. (2)—
. | 3:00—(2)—Big Payoff.
12:36—(7)—News. (2)—Tomorrow’s
Search. :
12: 45—(4)—Travel Unlimited. (7)— (4)—Kate
Smith Show.
3:30—(7)—Air Base.
Day.
4;00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. (7)—
o— (2)—Ladies
Roundup ‘Time
4:30~(2)—Feature Theater.
On Your Account.
&:00—(4)—Adv. Patrol. (7)—Auntie
lin.
6:45—(7)—Weather. (2)—Sports.
THURSDAY EVENING
6:00—(4)—Music Time: (7)—De
troit Deadline. (2)—Sports Show.
15 — (4) — News. (7) — Sports.
(23)—Greatest Dramas.
€:30—(4)—Time for Sports. (7)—
Playhouse. (2)—News.
6:45—(4)—Singin’ Along. (2)—
Weatherman.
7:00 — (4) — Liberace. (7)—Cisco
Kid. (7}—Meet Mr. McNutley.
:30—(4)—Dinah Shore. (T)—
Lone Ranger. (2)—News.
1:45—()—News. (2)—Jane Fro
man.
8:00—(4)—You Bet Your Life. (7)
—Quick As Flash. (2)—Life With
Elizabeth.
8:30—(4)—T-Men in Action.
Where's Raymond. (2)—Play-
house.
9:00—(4)—Dragnet. (7)—Wrestling.
(2)—Theater.
9:38—(4)—Theater. (2)—Big Town.
1e:00—(4)—Martin Kane. (2)—
Playhouse. (7)--Hockey
10:30—(4)—Michigan Outdoors. (2)
—‘I Led Three Lives.”
den.
11:00—(4)—News. (7)—Soupy’s On.
(2)—News.
11:15—(4)—Stars on Parade. ()—
(2)—Theater.
11:20—(4)—Theater.
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-|'Brighter Day’
ls Family Play Actress Takes Part of
Patsy Dennis, Daughter
of a Minister
NEW YORK—Ldis<Nettleton is
cast in the role of a minister's
daughter, Patsy Dennis, in tele-
vision’s new daytime dramatic
serial, “The Brighted Day.” She's
one of the Rev. Richard Dennis’
four children (three daughters and
a son).
Miss Nettleton was bern Aw
gust 16, 1927, in Oak Park, MW.
She is a graduate ef Sean High
School (1944) and Chicago's
Goodman Theater (1947).
In her last year at Goodman,
she started her professional act-
ing career in stock in the Chicago
area, at the Lake Zurich and
Woodstock Playhouses and the Lith
‘Street Playhouse, in such roles as
Ruth in "Dear Ruth,” Terry in
“The Joyous Season” and Liz
Imbrie in “The Philadelphia
Story."
Then followed dramatic roles on
Chicago television and radio shows.
Lois is proficient im water-
color painting (her second cheice
as a career), likes sports (excpis-
in riding, swimming and beoyw!l-
ing), reads a let, and collects
records and small knickknacks,
representing Indian, Mexican
and European folk arts.
Lately she's been taking sing-
ing lessons: “Some day I might
want to do a musical show."
She has blue-green eyes, wavy
brown hair, stands five feet, five
inches, and weighs 118-120 pounds,
“pag ah on bow much I eat.’
Judge Declares Man
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proceedings with interest.
Losinséi Thinks
Williams to Run.
for Fourth Term
today that Gov. G. -Ménnen|
Williams will be a candidate for| The unit—called the “Microma-
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» LANSING (UP).— Rep. John|to deliver a continuous 22-minute |
T.. Lesinski ,(D-Detroit) predicted | sales talk or training lecture. The |
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governor.
“I think he’s Paving the way | in use. It includes a stripfilm pro-
to be a candidate for Governor
again because his office is opposed |
to my bill to appropriate funds |
for a Governor's mansion,” Les-
inski said
Lesinski said he figured the}
Governor's staff would not care}
about his bill unless Wiliams |
were planning to be a candidate
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sion to bcome an issue in the
fall election because Republicans
might say Williams got me to)
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snet"icansres".| Royal Whims Originated Fatm Price Report
tr kerath ere oe ental Test M ethods
last 2 ee ;
( (havetiamene lof Chemical “sy ro , ; Dr. Indyk says the e& iments |S f M t Lik | Sh R -
Melps Heal And Clear Brush Control (s2,"esoes ee = CIENCe OF Measurements i ely to Show Rise | s,.0¢ Faxed ovr by Fakes HEARING AID CLARITY 4 | winter because this is the dormant! WASHINGTON — The art of{|men, picked at random and lined WASHINGTON (INS)—The Agri- | (ia i Ay — hi ~ ty a, eal z
NEWARK, Del. (INS)—Delawaireé | season and “‘there is less danger of | weighing ang’ measuring, once a| up as they left church on Sunday | culture Department will issue its | LOWELL, Mass. # — If you! penhes =e
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; | mid-winter tests to learn which | Uirough wu ting spray. | has become a science of unbeliev- : day. and it er robable. the | Stolen from the yme £0
peer doctor's antiseptic, ee eee ee |able acomeacy: . at cae asl aan os survey wil 2 a ‘continnntion | ‘Heureaux tell him pot to try) FRED WH. PAULI co. :
tehing and so helps Se pat trol work best on banks of drain-| The United States stopped mint-| Technicians of the atomic age , had diff ¢ |of the price rise registered last firing them. They were for cere- | 8 2-9257
elear eurface rashes. Buy Eztre | acd ditches. ing silver dollars in 1935, although now weigh invisible substances by _ ‘ =e British (imperial) | month. |monial use only and lack firing | e
Strength Zemo for Dr. Henry W. Indyk, research most of the “cartwheels” now in “scales” that are themselves hard) gauom still stands for a pint more A possible increase in prices re- lo 4, __ ee 7
stubborn cases! zemo agronomist at the University of circulation were minted between |to see. in one operation, a rare | than a U.S. gallon. ceived by farme?sy for their com-+ Se on
* Delaware, explains that this group 1921 and 1927. | radioactive material_is measured _ | Modities is indicated because this
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| etre Mined Fractions Apples. Delicious fencs 8.60 :
bu; Mo. 1, 380-4 00 bu. appirs | NEW YORK Ww — The
; 7% be appies onethan, | “ ock
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McIntosh, fancy, 3 78 bu. No 1, 280-3 ball trading
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CHICAGO @® — Grains eased on
the Board of Trade today after
getting off to a steady start.
No 1, 200-256 bu Export houses gave support to | tency, 3% bu. No ' — Le }market displayed a mixture _ of : . oppex
@ld crop wheat contracts and scat-| | Vegetabies: Beets. tonne! No 0 UM | gains and josses, mostly+in the
tered buying went into the new | standard variety § went bu Car’ | smaller fractions
crop month in view of unfavor- | 50\ ‘pees, Nee leiery, No 1300 | Action of the market today ap-
able weather conditions in the win- | 360 crate: celery, No | 4.100 doe. behs. | peared to some to be the start j \ 19 ter wheat belt. A step-up in de- ad, Mage Mig 1 90-130 % bu Penne. | Of a holding operation following
mand for cash soybean oi] was a Ne. 1, 80-1 00 dos bens: Wocomeeen ES two days of decline.
help to soybeans. Light cash corn oe . scr Wassies Gane No 1 Newport News shipbuilding
receipts at 76 cars aided that | -155 on re goa Leh Rare which was up 34% yesterday,
cereal. ee hikestninck Ma il 1 00-1 80 bu gost es oh: viene on a
| radishes red No 1. 65-60 dor bchs u soc ~ shar ~s, and it con
Failure of the market to carry | barb, hothouse ge gp Teens nued trading at that level. In
through with brisk ral | 8 128-1 7) «4 behs Rutabagas , F . .
the y late lee ' 2 66.2 25 bu Hatres! Delicious terest in the stock comes’ from in yesterday's session was a dis- | x.) 75-1.00 bu squash Hubbard No | a
appointment, however, and cre- ey 16e bu. Turnip, topped. No. 1, 100-; the Navy award to the company . 180 bu | to build the third 60 000-ton super-
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‘ : DETROIT (AP)— The following prices Higher stocks included Repub-
Wheat near the end of the first F dosen were paid foe ete? hic Steel, Studebaker, Douglas Air | Mirst receivers for case lots of federai :
hour was % to %s cent lower, | state graded eges . craft, American Cyanamid, Amert- 9 : rit mre 80-63 cents t - ‘
March $2.10':, corm 's to & ‘dower, lave sere Mee 33 os ed trp 83', can Woolen, and Santa Fe
March $1.51, oats unchanged to) medium 4-51 wid ave 50 6B Oolarge. Lower were Bethlehein Steel,
\% lower, March 784s, rye 's to ‘ys gery Pipes 87-61 wtd ave $7% | Chrysler, United. Aircraft, Kenne
large $1-82 wid avg 82 medium 468-8
wid eve ¢6') B large 48 ¢
checks 41-42, wtd avg 41 lower,“March $1.21\, soybeans ':
lower to 4 higher. March $3.11,
and lard five to 12 cents_a hun- |
dred pounds higher, March $16.97 cott Copper, Allied Chemical, Gen
eral Electric, and Southern..Ra--
aa | cific CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS j ’
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CHICAGO GRAIN hanged $3 score AA and 82 A 05 | CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grein oo 8 $s 38 ee c 638 cars 00 B 64. 68 hib Wheat May 1243 © 6275 . Figures after decimal points are eg ‘
Mar 211% July 26%, Beas weak receipts 17200 wholesale! 7m els
May 211% Sept 128%, buying prices 1 to 1'y lower, US large | Admiral a mane ce 8 July eves 208% — Soybeans 453, UB mediums 448 US standards Air Reda et esge 88 132 Sept 207% Mar . J1l\s 44 current receipts 425, checks anc Alleg L S : 3 1 Allied Ch 165 Kroger be Dec peo S.A3 May ....s J13\s dirties 41 ailiea wire 196 LOF Glass “]
Corn July « 316%, : ~ 4) Lib McN & L 94
MAF - sscass 15i% Sept 2 644, . Allis Chal 2 ‘a
> ‘ Alu Lid 491 Ligg & Mry | May 184 Nor 248% Livestock og a ae ge os BIZ ceccsees : Paps cine ° ; pas
Bep' 1Sl% Mar 1695 | PETROIT LIVESTOCK Am Alrlir 125 : . ex 4
Oats May 1637 } DETROIT ‘AP)- Hogs Saladle 360 Am Can a2 ioe 5 :
Mar 7% July 1890 | Market not established Am Car & Fdy 382 ace ri mt 542
May 184 Soybean OU Cattie—Salabie 600 Bteers and year. Am Cyan 466 Marsh Firs -
duly ee 3 Mar 1233 | lings mostly good and lower grades, Am Gas & BE). 342 Martin Gi '
May 1216 largely utility and commercial) nothing Am M & Pdy 233} May D Str 296
Mar 133% July 1206 6| choice er prime offered early siow. drag- Am N Oae 413 Mead Cp 306
iss hin a }gy trade on steers and heifers weak to Am Rad 183 Mid Cont Pet 69
. j lower trend) commereie!l and good steers Am Seating 2!2 Momsan-Ch oe
mae 7 FOUL TRY $158 00-31 00 commercial and good heif-' Am 8melt 26 Mont Ward ou?
DETROIT AP}—The _—” mer pes | ere $14 00-19 00 cutter and utility am @ti Fd 295 Motor Pd 184
were paid per IB. f.0 b Detroit for No | steers and heifers $1100-1450 cows am Tel & Teil 158 Mot Wheel 227
1 quality live poultry up to eats | and bulls moetiy steady. bulk cutter and am Tob 637 Mueller Br. 235
Hens Heavy type 28-30, light ‘yP® | utility cows §11 00-13 00 commercial | anae Cop .. 312 Murray Cp 197
21-22 Heavy type roasters over 4 ibs. | gcaree: canners mostly $900-1000 util-| armour .. 102 Nash Kelv . 163
37-28, broilers or fryers 2'y-3 ib whites | ty and commercial bulls $13 50-1600 atchisce 9@ © Nat Bise 36 4 24-98, Grey Crosses 27%), Barred Rocks Calves—Gaiabie 150. Market not estab- 41) Refin .. J16 Nat Cash R 67
28-28 a 4%-8 a et a 31a. | shed Avoc Mfg 47 Nat Dairy 65 Old roosters wavy ducks 20- Sheep—Saladie 600 Trade not estad- poig Lima 872 Nat Lead 404
cian peuceat lished : Balt & Ohio.. 196 Nat 8tl - CHICA ; ue : Bendix Av 618 Nat Thea 7
CHICAGO (AP)—Live poultry barely CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Benguet 18 16 NY Air Brk it)
steady, receipts 1,407 coops: fob paying CHICAGO (‘AP).-Seladie hogs 7 000 Beth 8tl 55 NY Central 21
rices ome cent higher to two cemts | market fairly active and uneven. but Roring Airp $17 Nia M Pw 286
jower: heavy hens 32, light hens 17- | generally around 25 higher on all pond Strs 13@ Norf & West . 425
19. fryers and broilers 22-26; old roos- | weights butchers. sows scarce a few Rorden 694 N Am A¥ 234
ters 11-18, ducklings none lota around 50 higher most choice 180- | Borg Warn 62 Nor Pac . $02 — 330 ib. 26.25-96 65. around a double deck | Briggs Mig 367 Nor. Sta Pw .. 143
NOTICE OF BALE ehaice 190-210 Ib 2678. most choice 240- | Brist My 224@ Ohto oil 6e7 M B 1847 «= Praser. etor Number %¢7072 270 Im 28 50 26 25 bulk 280-320 > | Brug Balke . 144 Packard 37
~s of = eee! be a at 10 wm. | 94 75-3580. «@ few amaill lot sows 380-| Budd Co .... 122 Pan Am W Air 106
Room B. Punt Mich: sinew St. G00 Ib 2190-2400. good clearance | Burr Add .... 17 - Param Pict = 27
Take notice that the above descrived | , Seladle cattie 6.000: emlves 400 sround | Calum & MH .. 8 Parke Day 6 5 fired 1,800 cattle unsold late Monday. mainly | Can Dr 13. Penney (JC). 702 goods which have been repossessed by | y Feason of default im the terms of @ lien steers grading choice and below, only | Cdn Pac . 247 Pa RR 175
or title retention instrument held by the | P&tt of holdovers offered for sale today | Case i JI) . 185 Pepsi Cola.... 145
undersigned, will be offered for te at | Seughter steers and heifers slow steady | Cater Trac 494 Pheips D..... 324
public suction to the highest bidder at to weak at Monday's downturn other! Celanese 207 + Phiico Pee 201
the date, time and place stated above classes steady. few loads high choice |Ches & Ohio 343 Philip Mor... 421
unless prier to saié tale the amount now | 2®¢ prime 1,100-1.280 ib steers 28.00-/ Chi & NW 113 Phill Pet ...... 561
@ue is paid to the undersigned. plus the | 29 65. most good to average choice steers | Chrysier $44 Pils Mills 36 6
expenses of taking. keeping and storing 1900-240. utility to low good grades/ Cities Svc a36¢ Pit Plate Gl $81
the same The undersigned reserves the | 13 00-1850; good and choice heifers 18 00- | Climax Mo Jo Frees tam spa
right to bid and purchase at said sale 22.80; utility to low good 1200-1750. | Cluett Pra 31 Pullman .... Han
UNTVERSAL LT. CREDIT | vtility’ and commercia! cows 1075-1300 | Coca Cola MOG) eta Belcoas kat CORPORA canneré and cutters 900.1100 utility | Colg Palm et ee as ) 1c aghast ed co BROMM, and commercial bulls 1350-1650 con Col Ges 132 Rem. Rand 152
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lose maternals such as cotton $3 54 Lapham and Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Junge, all of Davenport, Iowa.
Funeral Home, Birmingham, with |
burial in Oakland Hills Memorial dent and general manager of
{| Gardens. She died Sunday.
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| pital care of members took 94.96 PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1956 __ +
Wire-Tapping
Bill Snagoed _ House Judiciary Group
| OKs Measure Differing |
| From Brownell Aim
| WASHINGTON (INS) — A dis-
| pute between the administration
jand a House committee today |
threw a snag into legislation to!
| authorize use of evidence obtained
| by wire-tapping in national secur-
| ity cases. ,
The measure, requested by At-
|torney General Herbert Brownell
Jr., is tied up in the House Judi-
iclary Committee because of |
|disagreement over who should
| have the power to authorize use of
| the wire-tap.
| A judiciary subcommittee last
Year unanimously approved a bill
iby Rep. Kenneth B. Keating (R-
NY), which would require that
federal courts give permission for
ate? *
NEXT PREMIER? — ITALY'S
With the fall of the 12-day-old cabi- | any wire-tapping.
net of Christian Democrat Amin-| But Brownell insists that the tore Fanfani, premier-designate,| authority should rest in the
Tial\’s president, Luigi Einaudi,) hands of the attorney general.
may designate Cesare Merzagora,| He claims that the necessity of
above. Christian Democrat and, geing through the courts would
president of Italy’s Senate, as the | slow down action in many im-
new premier. Fall of Fanfani’s portant cases. c
cabinet has led western observers | There is a possibility of a com-
to fear that in a general election | promise on the issue, however. to pay a $60 fine and $10 costs. Lodge Cal Regular communication of
Roosevelt Lodge No. 510, FP. & A.
M., 22 State &t., Tharsday, Feb. 4,
a
w.
News-in-Brief Donald E. Brown, 18, of Bad
Axe, was sentenced to 30 days
in Oakland County Jail yesterday
by Royal Oak Judge John E.
Brondige. Brown pleaded guilty to
reckless driving and wag unable
Burgiars took $15 frem a pocket-
book in the home of Mrs. Reual |
D. Odle of 2810 Buick St., Water- |
ford Township, she reported to,
Oakland County sheriff's deputies
yesterday. :
Rummage Sale, Fri, Feb. 5, 10
to 11:30. All Saints Episcopal
Church, Exchange 8t. entrance.
—Adv
Ham Supper Feb. 5 at 5 p. m.
Covert Methodist Church, 2775
Pontiac Lake Road. —Adv.
Modern and old time dance Fri.
nite at the V. FP. W. Hall, Dray-
ton Plains. Kirby Milleur and
Orch. Young and old invited. 9
til 1. T5c per person. —Adv.
If your friend's in jail and needs
bail, Ph. PE 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell.
Driving Lessons, day, evening,
Sundays. 1954 Chevrolets, dual
Communits might make a suc-|One source reported there is a
cessful bid for control of the gov- | move under way to settle the dis- |
ernment pute by giving the President the
right*to decide when wire-tapping
is permissible. .
Present laws forbid the use of |
wire-tapping evidence in court |
County Deaths Mrs. Esther E. Searies LAKE ORION — Service for for the legislation on grounds that
Mrs. Esther E. Searles, 83, who it is needed to push speedy prose-
died Monday at Pontiac General cution of spy cases.
Keating disclosed today that he
has conferred with Brownell and
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover,
and agreed to recall his bill from
the full Judiciary Committee for
reconsideration.
Business Briefs HGOSPITA, WILL BE % P. M. T
Hospital, will be 1 p. m. tomor-
row at Church of the Nazarene,
with burial in Oakview Cemetery.
Mrs Searles lived with her
daughter, Mrs. William McLaugh-
lin, 3317. Paint Creek Dr, > |
Survivors include two other!
daughters, Mrs. Leslie Py!e of trials and the administration asked | Some Time Off controlled. FE 2-9783. —Adv.
Home Color TV in Assault Case Demand Examination
on Charge of Attempted
Robbery‘ of Grocer
Three Detroiters nabbed Satur-| day after a 12-mile chase by Pon-
tiac police demanded examination |
on charges of assault with intent
to rob when arraigned before Pon- |
tiac Judge Maurice E. meee
yesterday.
Walter F. Goynes, 24, of 1330 Wa
son St., Arthur L. Russell, 26, of
3024 Ash Ave., and Robert Love-
lace, 29, of 2887 Scotten St., are in |
Qakland County Jail awaiting ex- |
amination Feb, 10 on charges that
they attempted to rob a Pontiac
grocer. They were unable to fur-
nish $5,000 bonds each.
‘Yesterday Detroit Detectives
Ralph Palmer and Elmer Cwean- |
dros of the hold-up squad, brough
several witnesses to Detroit hold-
ups to view the three suspects.
Several of the witnesses pointed |
out the three in a police lineup |
as the men wanted in at least two |
hold-ups. Detroit police have asked- |
ed that the three be held for
prosecution there after their trial |
in Pontiac. |
Store owner Fred F. Figa iden- |
tified two of the men as the ones
who demanded his money and who |
later fld whn two customrs pn-
tred his store. The bandits’ auto,
was forced to the curb in Birming- |
ham a few minutes after the at- |
tempted robbery by Pontiac Pa-|
trolmen Robert Gaines and Lon |
High Costs for Sets and
Service Will Slow Up
Public Demand
If you are planning to buy a
black and white television set, you
needn't be afraid that color tele-
vision will make your set obsolete.
It will be at least five years, be-
Rochester and Mrs. Ray Bentley | :
of Royal Oak: three Glenn N. E. Havershaw, Pontiac train-
Middleditch of East Tawas. How- | ™4ster for Grand Trunk Western
ard Middleditch of Royal Oak and Railway, has been appointed su-
Lee Middleditch of Detroit perintendent of Chicago termi-
Also surviving are a brother, | Pals. officials of the rail firm
Fred F. Howard of Saginaw, and: have announced.
17 grandchildren and 17 great: | - ej sOns,
Since joihing | grandchildren j » the railway in|
Robert Charles Lapham 1916, Havershaw |
ROYAL OAK—Service for Robert has been Sta-|
Charles Lapham. 15-month-old son tioned here. He |
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lapham | served as yard)
of 44220 Amherst, Will be at 2:30 conductor, and |
p.m. tomorrow at Manley Bailey yardmaster be-
Funeral Home, Birmingham, with fore becoming |
general yardmas-
ter in 1942. Since
1952 he has been
trainmaster. burial in Acacia Park Cemetery.
He died yesterday
In addition to his parents, he is|
survived by a sister, Patricia Ann,
and his grandparents, Mrs. € | Mavershaw
E.| He succeeds T. D. Ash who off because of production head- |
‘has been named _ superintendent |
of the Detroit division.
Baby Girl Spurlock
ROYAL OAK—Service for Baby | Division of General Motors Corp.
Girl Spurlock, infant daughter of | said today it was rushing a ‘‘multi-
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Spurlock | million dollar’ plant expansion
~ 4313 Tonawanda was at 3:30) program to meet customer de-
| p.m. today from the Manley Bailey mands for luxury-line cars.
Don E. Ahrens, GM vice-presi-
| Cadillac, said the expansion pro-
Surviving besides her parents gram was expected to be com-
are her grandparents, Mr. and, pleted for the introduction of next
Mrs. Maurice Spurlock and Mr.| year’s models.
and Mrs. Frank Rubeck, all of| He said the program would in-
Birmingham. crease the division's potential pro-
= Coa 3 Methodist Circles | ae
Planning Meetings +
The Michigan Corporation Secur- |
CLARKSTON—Three circles of ities Commission today cited Good-
First Methodist Church here have | $100,000,
scheduledmeetings for Thursday.| Commissioner James C. Allen
Holcomb, at 7:30 Thursday night.| Lansing Feb. 16 for a hearing.
Meeting at the home of Mrs. War-| Spokesman for Goodbody,
ren McVittie; 29 E. Washington, at| meanwhile, denied the charges
1 p.m. will be members of Mary calling them ‘‘without merit.”
Circle
Martha Circle will meet at the| MIDLAND (UP)—Dow Chemical
home of Mrs. Everett Butters at Co. has declared dividends of
12 30 pm. with Mrs. Howard Hut” $1.00 per share on preferred series
tenlocher as co-hostess. “A” stock and 25 cents a share on
common stock. Both dividends are
| payable April 15 to stockholders
of record March 23
Merle Hanel, representing the
Michigan Department of Revenue,
will be at the Pontiac district of-
|
—— | Hospital Service Reports
Record Income, Payouts
DETROIT uf» — Michigan Hos-
pital Service (Blue Cross)~feport-
|ed today that it collected $69.- gs es
291.683 from bebzers in, 1953 | fice. 212 Riker go eee the and paid hospital. costs totaling | hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m, every
$65,729,928
highs
Income was up $13,505,222
$12,500,000 over 1952
Michigan Blue Cross member-
ship stood at 3,127,128 last Dec. Both re == |:to assist taxpayers prepare their
| Intangibles tax returns, due not
later than March 31.
In addition, Hanel also will ad-
| vise any person concerning liabil-
1. Hospital admissions of mem- ity under the Intangibles Tax Act.
bers totaled 427,000 last year. desiring assistance are | Membership hit an all-time high | asked to bring with them full in-
William S. McNary, executive | formation concerning their hold- recorded | Thursday in February and Mareh- {dre color television comes into its
own, reports a late issue of a na-
tienal magazine.
In addition, color television will
predate betterreception on black
and white sets—a much improved |
picture of unusual clarity, depth
and softness, according to TV ex-
perts. ‘
A representative of the Na-
tional Television System Com-
mittee says that “color television
will come as‘an evolition and
not as a revolution. Color will
preve to be supplementary serv-
ice and will net quickly, or per-
haps ever, completely replace
Sixteen hours of daily network
television in color is a long way
aches. Color TV will necessitate
costly sets, costumes, props and
equipment. For instance, color TV
DETROIT (UP) — The Cadillac | requires stage lights six times as |
intense as the lighting for a black
and white program.
actor's skin color is
right,” he will appear unbecoming-
ly comical on a color
From 50,000 to 75,000 color tele-
body and Co., among the state's | vision sets will be on the market‘
largest brokerage firmns, for mis- | :
handling accounts said to total | $500 to $1,500, according to present |
| estimates. Servicing and mainten- | this year, at prices ranging from
} ance costs for color receivers will
..’ Dorcas Circle will meet in the ordered representatives of the | be considerably higher than for
D. Riley, 62 S. firm and a salesman to appear in| black-and-white sets, since color |
receivers are more complex in con-
struction and design.
\|HIBO Farm Bureau
Meets at Bartlett Home
|. THOMAS.HTBO Farm Bureau
}met at the home of Mr. and’ Mrs.
Robert Bartlett last week with MF.
, and Mrs. Roger Walstead assisting
in the entertaining.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mott and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Walton will
host the group at Oakland F&AM
| Hall this month.
Drayton Plains Woman
Attends Writer's Meeting
| DRAYTON PLAINS—Mrs. W. J.
Teeuwissen Jr. attended a Chris-
tian Writer’s Workshop in Chicago
last week. Her writings appear in
| several religious periotticals.
In addition, she writes a weekly
feature, ‘You and Your House,”
for the United Presbyterian, the
14 | denomination’s adult paper. ‘vice president of the service, said | ‘785:
operating expenses in relation to|
income hit a new low in 1953. |
Operating expenses were listed as
436 per cent of income. Hos- |
per cent and 78 per cent was
allocated to reserves required by
law, |
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State’s Bank Depositors
Amass Record Savings |
LANSING (UP) — State —
depositors in Michigan saved $62,- |
| 000,000 more last year than they |
| did the year before, State Bank. |
ing Commissioner Maurice C. |
Eveland reported today. |
Total resources of Michigan's |
36 state banks have increased
over a half-billion dollars in two
| years, Eveland said.
| ‘This is equal to almost three | | times the total resources of all
banks in Michigan at the time
the banking department was estab-
lished in 1889,"" he explained.
The sources increased $290,142,- |
959 during 1953 for a gain of,
8.8 per cent in assets, bettering |
the record established during 1952 |
when an: increase of 8 per cent |
was registered.
Total resources held by state
banks and their 119 branch of- |
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