=. FOR tebe So Pe OP Bee ee OD OO Es eee a i Wh £03 Pes SFT eg re ES ; i ee EE / J : . : ; ; © ‘ a ° le : ‘ \6 - Sy 5 ‘= THE PONTIAC PRE ite OVER PAGE Details Page? | i : oa +\ . ae ’ -Tisth YEAR tkuxr PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 195528 PAGES sma eATES ERA «OS TEav™ 7 Action by U.S. Greeted Happily by Nationalists Reds Threaten to Strike Back If Americans Try to Stop Invasion TAIPEH, Formosa #—|| The Chinese Nationalists to-| | ident Signs Formosa ay ft f b day greeted with consider-; ~ ‘ able satisfaction the news of | | the U.S. Senate’s approval) ~~ of President , Eisenhower's |} firm policy for Formosa’s| - f ff LE g galis "yy Hit Fie Ee ifi tf : belly oy age ' a ae i; : if 4 if He ‘ BUSINESSMAN’S DREAM—Just imagine having for a business partner, “Milton H. Greene, 32, a commercial pho- tographer who says he is going to be vice president of the newly | eight Arab League States was formed Marilyn Monroe Productions, Inc., confers with “his glamorous | associate at his studio. Green met Marilyn while photographing her | on a magazine assignment. Marilyn Discusses Business Nod ar Marilyn Monroe dicted China to UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP)—Nationalist and Red China each rejected a cease-fire for Formosa UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (#—Western diplomats pre- the U. N. Security Council will invite Red a debate here on a Communist-Nationalist cease-fire when it meets Monday on the crucial Formosa question. As the council prepared for action, statesmen in Wash- ington, and Moscow also took steps to deal with the crisis. In Washington the action in overwhelming Sen- of President Eisenhower's r’s figh t-if-we- must stand on Formosa. In Moscow, Soviet Foreign Min | j ister V. consider a British request the | M. Molotov promised to Kremlin urge restraint on Red TPL Hille figt rf i ilibins z 2 1F ih i i Cold Weather | | ' ] | Icey Chill Will Remain in Area at Least Through | Monday gripped Pontiac and the rest the state for the past three days, | is expected to continue over the | to Stayin City | Dies Watching Circus Arab Leaders | | Ready to Accept | U. §. Arms Aid Egypt Reverses Stand, ~ Against America, Junks Nevtralist Policy CAIRO, Egypt (#—Arab world premiers prepared for | their windup meeting today on Middle East defense amid. authoritative reports they are junking their old neutralist policy: and will seek American arms aid. A spokesman for Egypt which has been the leader in opposing American mili- tary aid, disclosed the sharp reversal in policy last night. He said that at tonight’s ses- sion the premiers would | Welcome Western military | aid provided it was given to bolster the Arab Collective Security Pact. The emergency conference of called a week ago by Egypt, whose leaders have attacked Iraqi Pre- | mier Nuri said for joining in a de- i g ¥ id | contention il s ib Hit - Singer . Police H int 133 [ snag, it appears conference will 4 i sire encouraging the West since relations © é graveside ceremonies on his Hyde Park estate. A wreath will be placed on the Present will be Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mary Kosloski of Collierville, Tenn., S-year-old 1955 March of Dimes poster girl of the National Foundation for In- fantile Paralysis. President Roosevelt, a polio vic- tim himself, was the founder of the group. GRAND RAPIDS @ — Monty Flanders, 74, Grant farmer, dropped dead while watching a cir- cus Friday night at the Civic Auditorium. worth : taken, said death was due to nat- ural causes. Earlier today a beautiful blonde | singer was questioned closely by | vote police as they doggedly checked some 2,000 names in six “black books” owned by the strangled dra ft-dodger. Betty Reed, a. tail platinum blonde soprano, was the latest in a steady parade of mink-clad “dream giris’’ to be quizzed by authorities about the life and loves ot the #-year-old Russian-born Unofficial sources stubbornly in- sisted that blonde hairs had been found under Serge’s fingernails but -| the district attorney's office pointed out that even if the report were true they would neither con- firm nor deny it. We a a om Nobody agrees exactly where In-Today’s Press ASE esto News....8, M, 1 6, 1, News 4, Ree eee ee) eee ee eer cee See eee PT Cee P eee) ee recess eee eee rrr ‘Mystery Rubinstein’s they entered the precinct hog financier-play-| questioning that Serge's Quizzed in Slaying FEES] ae i 3: f B, a with angelic and | Barbara Gaytord Cook, am actrees) “at liberty” ——— Sen. McNamara’ ‘Voted in Favor of Ike Resolution | WASHINGTON # — Sen. Me- Namara (D-Mich) voted with the majority yesterday as the Senate approved by a vote of 85-3 Presi- detit Bisenhower's resolution t« do- |fend Formosa. Sen. Potter «R- | Mich) was in France so could not but was ! resolution. In an earlier roll call, McNa- mara voted against an amendment | offered by Sen. Langer (R-ND) to |curtail the President's authority under the resolution. Sen. Potter was announced as against the amendment. The amendment was defeated 83-3 On a substimte amendment offered by Sen, Kefauver (D- Tenn) to empower the President te defend only Fermosa and the ,Pescadores Islands, McNamara for the amendment. Potter i McNamara also voted in favor of an amendment by Sen. Lehman (D-Lib-NY) to restrict the area covered by the President's resolu- | thon to Formosa and the Pesca- |dores only. The senate rejected ithe amendment, 74-13. frequent in. |} she attended the t ' ater with him Tuesday night. Defense Resolution 3 Ike Lauds Act as Show of Firm Determination Puts Okay on Measure 12 Hours After Senate Gives 85-3 Approval WASHINGTON (#-— President Eisenhower today signed the resolution for de- fense of Formosa, asserting it is evidence of united American determination to “resist Communist aggres- sion” in an area “vital to the security” of the United States. the presence of congres- sional leaders and Secretary of State Dulles less than 12 | hours after the Senate sent the resolution to him by an 85-3 vote. - FERRE ee _ Woman’ Entered’ Rubinstein. Home Morning of Murder wom-| seribed as the “most | The twisted career of Serge | showed he made ten million dollars } in shady international deals, was | sentenced to a two-year pfison term for draft-dodging- in World War II, faced deportation and final. ly ‘ended his life as a strangled corpse in his fashionable Fifthave- nue mansign, ‘ ° + ia Wray | phone calls | while he was | | ting Miss Garnde announced as for the shortly before he was strangled. | Miss Wray aid the calls got | her out of bed: and that she was | “too exhausted” “to understand |. In an interview Miss Wray de- scribed Rubinstpin as-a “‘persever- | (Continued of Page 2, Col. 5) } | Ex-President will, Use Gold in Ceremony | INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (INS)— | Former Harry ‘Truman | will use a gold-plated shovel when |he turns the.first earth for his |, | memorial library in Independence. The. shovel was presented to hifn | this week by the Lions Club of his hometown. | Although a date for the ground- | breaking has not been set, the for- | mer President said the library will | be started in the spring. It will |be built a few blocks from his ' home, and when today’s automation start- ed. But it has two main elements. | | digits; With that information: its electronic brain searches the short- are more possible decisions on what connections it could make _| than can be printed on this page. In 15 seconds, for a call from |New York to Los Angeles, the |machine finds the exact phone | wanted out of the 15 million avail- able to DDD. There is no inter- : i | a. A ae bre Pulitzer Prize Winner Tells State Newsmen of | Trip to Soviet Russia | EAST LANSING —“The free | world must sometime draw a line and take a stand against commwu- | "This was the message from Mar- ; anniversary dipner of the Michigan Press Assn. last night. 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"is s43 "3 q Cee - be Play Heavy Part in Many Phys Clergy, Union Leaders Discuss Understanding MINNEAPOLIS,‘Minn. —| Eight Protestant, Roman Catho- lic and Jewish clergymen met here with some 30 union business agents to the American Federa- tion of Labor to discuss the possi-| bility of setting up a religion-la-| bor group. } After discussing the need for | jasked Dr. Howard J Conn, pas-| | neapolis Central Labor Union fi- nancial secretary, to explore the between clergy and labor leaders. Additional Church News | on Page 2 practicality of regular = KENNETH A. HUTCHINSON ’ Minister 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship 7:30 P. M.—Evening Worship REV. U. B. GODMAN Guest Sjicaker at Both Services _ New Minister of Music Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Youth Service 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Mr. Arthur Hubbs, _ State Street | | common understanding, the group | F 4 tor of Plymouth Congregational | 7% |church, and William Sinnot, Min-| »9. Given TV Star | -Peggy Wood Known as “Mama” Receives Gift From Church Women By Religious News Service ATLANTA, Ga. — Peggy Wood, Broadway and Hollywood stage, screen and TV star, was given an antique garnet cross here for her work in behalf of the Episcopal s. | Church AFRICA—Prince Kaboo came into contact with a missionary who instructed him in the Bible and gave him a new name, Sammy Morris. The story is brought to life in the FROM THE JUNGLES OF sound color film “Angel in Ebony.” teaching Sammy. * * At the left above is the missionary Premiere Showing Given at First Methodist Feb. 6' “Angel in Ebony,”’ new. mission-| Sammy Morris, who attended ary film, released by Taylor Uni-| Taylor University in 1892. Jungle versity, Upland,. Ind. will be pre-| Scenes actually taken in Africa sented at First Methodist Church | 984 authentic peried costumes Sunday Feb. 6 at the evening serv- | bighlight the 45 minute presenta- ice at 7:30. . tion. The color, sound film is the | Tortured by a rival tribal chief- story of a young African prince, | tain, Sammy escaped into the ‘jun- ———— gle, where he was converted. He |learned all he could about Chris- First United tianity from a missionary, - then Pentecostal Church hitched a ride across the ocean to : OF PONTIAC the United States-on a tramp re ONENESS | steamer. A Christian man in New Emmanuel Church 0 ae ey || Ret saat ep fo Tent Unter ? . Everyone Welcome! sity, rel located in Pent Wayne, ‘ Telegraph Read ot Orchard Lake Ave. Wegnesday Evening, 45 F-M. | Ind.. where he enrolled without pooss Y | previous formal schooling. : ‘a Sindy Everyone is invited to see this : Seturéey, 9:50 P. film in its’ first showing. No ad- — Young People's | ; 10:00 A. M. etree” pebeak tema Ke, || mission will be charged. ° Srv. MARTIN & RESTER America is said to have the Auditorium "The Whole'Gospei to the | brightest autumn coloring in the Bible Class —— | peice | | Scort take ap. | THE KIRK ; ASSEMBLY OF GOD | IN THE HILLS + NEVER DIE” OA M88 3AM. Worship 1340 Sonn tahoe Mend : > - ®. ‘aw BLOOMPIELD HILLS i. Broodcast Over WCAR> 10:15 - 10:45 | ‘Orvllie, 4. Winkel. Poster “A PURE HEART & ! Dr. Tom Malone, Pastor 11:00 A. M. 7:30 P. M. “WHAT IS SIN AND WHY DO PEOPLE COMMIT IT?” Departmentalized Sunday Schoo! for All Ages 906—Sunday School Attendance Last Sunday DR. TOM MALONE Pastor How Christian Science Heals Dr. Harold C: DeWindt Minister Identical 9:36 and 11 o’Cleck Bn ga . Church School 9:30 & 11 o'Clock * | serves The cross, a gift from women Sof the Fourth Province, was pre- sented by Bishop Thomas N. Car- ruthers of Charleston, S. C., pro- i vince president Miss Wood came to Atlanta at lthe invitation of the Episcopal Church in conpection with the ded- ication of the Protestant Radio| and Televisionn Center here. The | on TV's “I Remember Mama,” contributed her talents to the radio “Another Chance,"’ a pro- gram financed and presented by |women of the Episcopal Church, inew being broadcast by 130 sta- tions. Miss Wood is vice-president of the Episcopal Actors Guild of New York, She said here that 500 famous personalities of the theater. motion picture, radio and tele- vision belong to the guild. for Ensuing Year The Esquires, a local youth ate . Station CKLW—800 Ke. Sunday 9:45 A. M. Miss Edna Sutter Pat Smith Barbara Pair , Sharon "Goon Bob Capp Jerry Ryan CONTINUES Kay Hobart Carolyn -Riemenschneider Barbara Hess at the YOUTH CHOIR, #2 wo aide eclver, coat FREE METHODIST. aa fi, gate Bee ae Susan Ritche Allen Rosie ean Leopt © Lafayette Strest Mary Jean ton-* Sidwell ee — Wolfe a Ann Donaldson Ross Carrier + tag = Betty Ann Douglas Sally Hamilton Doris Bennett Richard Godwin Rev. George Gaines Bonnie MacDuff Sharon Blacklaw Lillian Hilton Michael Sickels . Carl Mercer Bruce Carrier A 9:45 A. M. ) | SUNDAY SCHOOL. at 9:45 A. M., Between the Two Great Worship Services bites THE 11:00 O'CLOCK SERVICE Bring the Family and Sharon Wolfe Evelyn Brown Alice Friends ! Ellen Tiffany Bill Crawford Edith Mittledorf @ Hw. Y. C. Rally pe : YOUTH CHOIR, #2 Susiday wy a M. ' Mrs. F. R. Tiffany, Director ; Janet Eddy Setinon Ricky Wert Grete Eabte Howard C. Artz, Pastor. Ph. FE 2-9955 * Julia Michael Godwin Judy Moon Toni Leoni Bill Crawford Susan Gordon Kay Hobart Bill Shirley —— Ralph Marilyn Adams Gail Gibson Jim Fair P Garrett Judy Cantarella Sandra Wray Bill 5 4 Eiamee Gosrets 3 Karen Bergemann Nelda Slater nae —- 2 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH se Allen Travis Harley Hopp, Jr 3 a and Saginaw, . tiac, Michi YOUTH CHOIR, #1 Sa we ¥ Mrs. Jasper Warden, Director. $ ne! - M. O@vage, Fastor , Tommy Borst Robert Smith ' ‘ r responsibility—the World; Our resources— Susan Coon Mary L. Tripp Jean David Oamick 3 the Word Carol Worden 2 Tommy Barn Sohn Rooney $ SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M. Dennis Hervou “Wright Rose 2 (Classes for All Ages) Mary Jo Johnson ; Bre Acre Anes , ‘ Dourtas Wilcox “— 3 MORNING WORSHIP.—10:45 A. M. KeAga Crewtord Ben Orato Don White, ; EVENING WORSHIP. :00 et a. 2. 1P—7:00 P.M. wait st : Sonn Rose ‘ . 3 * “Saved by Grace”. eee 42 _2 te 7 p we Y ‘ Jan. 30-—Come and worship with your young people!—9:00 AM. and 11AM. 3/2 De VY BAPTIST : ; ROY GUSTAFSON 4 > 4 , Annual Young Peoples’ Sunday Reita Smith, director; Barbara Hess, chairman; Fred R. Tiffany, pastor THE 9,00 O'CLOCK SERVICE W. Huron at Mark Ave. Preaching 11 2.m.-7:30 p.m. © COMING — Dr. john Paul February 6th. Don't Miss! A. J. BAUGMEY, Raster CAMPAIGN star, known to millions as “Mama” | February 6 - Feb. 20— First: * Confident Living We Must. Face, Conquer Fear for Successful Life By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE . “It is estimated that approximately one-third of all patients have | no definite body disease to account\for their symptoms . . . It is | further estimated that another third ‘of all patients have symptoms Which are in part dependent on emotional factors.” © * * * * These are the words of a distinguished New York physician and surgeon, Dr. Lester L. Coleman, in his important new book, ‘‘Freedom Frém Fear.”’ Dr. Coleman believes that fear is responsible for a majority of the psychosomatic illnesses which plague so many of us today and that fear prevents those of us who are not ill from living our lives to the fullest possible extent. Dr. Fox that fear is simply the absence) of love I John 4: 18: “Pertect love * * *~ * Fear seems to creep up on people so easily.| Only recently coming back to New York from California non-stop on one newest planes. In South Dakota, we ran into seemed to stay with us all the rest of the over the nation. We might have to go to Cleveland or Washington instead of New York. I could see that some were beginning to worry, although there was no concern for safety—only the matter of inconvenience. Then we heard the reassuring veice of the captain again: “You ate in a great airplane’... We cam fly at an altitude of twenty-one thousand feet. There aren't any storms that reach us at twenty-one thousand.” Finally we came in to a fine and skillful instrument landing at Idlewild in New York, the first plane that had landed there in hours. As we taxied to our gate the public address system came on again and the captain said: “I w to thank you folks for being with me ant and I know that during these us up here in the cockpit and you oe. * ; *.. | I made a. point of going tp to telling him what a wonderful landing he had made. that his statement about ical Ailmen : Bible School, 9:30 A. M. Wership, 10:45 A. M. “4 NEW WAY TO _ END RIGHT” Youth Fellowship, 6:30 P. M. BIBLE sTUDY IN JAMES Worship, 7:30 P.M. - Film “CONVERSION OF SAUL“ = ferite at saith | | a | i | 7} + 4 | | i _ FEB. Ist to Gth Incl. 4 . a . 8 7 i89 7 ot a ts *@eeeseoceoeaeneee losses ‘ia * “x inmee e*eeer eee eer ve | ; } sy ate ete | a 1080 West Huron FE 2-0219 Opening Today Dream Cars, Production Models on Display Now at Fairgrounds | DETROIT # — Some of the auto industry's newest ‘‘dream cars’ along with regulation 1955 models, engineering exhibits, cut- away chassis and dozens of other phases of automotive development went on display at Michigan's State Fair Grounds today. It was the Gpening of Detroit's 42nd Automobile Show, Sponsors of the show, which will run industry's latest products were tor interest, . The animated. exhibits include such things as newly developed power seat adjustment devices, and the newest developments in suspension systems. , Every car maker's 1955 models are in the show, The ‘‘dream” cars include Lincoln's “Futura.” Chevrolet's newest station wagon, called the ‘‘Nomad,"’ Pontiac's *'Sa- Stari,” -also a. station wagon model, an@ other passenger models still far frotvi the production line stage. Business Notes A 12‘-cent dividend per share will be paid March 1 to stockhoid- ers in the American Forging and loe H, Rodgers, said today. Stock- holders of record Feb, 18, 1955 will be eligible for the djvidend. Dr. Edwin H._ Place, former plant physician at Oldsmobile Di- Vision at Lansing, has been ap- pointed first medical. director of the Detroit Transmission Division of General Motors at Willow Run. He will begin duties Feb, ‘1, National Twist Drill and Tool Co., Rochester, has purchased the Staples Tool Co, in Cincinatti, Ohio, company President Howard L. McGregor Jr. announced today. Besides its regular manufacture ot reamers, counterborers nand end mills, the newly acquired plant will make carbide tipped twist drills, milling cutters and other similar tools, McGregor sat: ---- -5 i s f- Fe = Be Es iit we ge fl 3% s 33) R é Li $F vEEE ja is f5z $8. sc ze 38t through Feb. 6, say 124..of the| Dogs Life Best Henry P. Roberts Is Appointed to Life of Virginia i od nh l i HE i i CHMOD - ESTARLISOED 187) » : ” house, No. 1, 2.75- tb. basket. Turnip, topped, : 2.00 bu. po 2° “3! - $ in Legislature Honorary Membership for Seeing-Eye Pooch! Meets Opposition LANSING (UP) — It might be just as well for a certain dog named Happy if he is not made an honorary member of the state House of Representatives. Right now Mappy apparently is satisfied just being the eyes of his blind master, Rep. Robert D. Mahoney, Detroit Demo¢rat. And there are certain legisia- tors whe claim a dog's life is If Happy were a legislator, albeit an honorary one, presumably he would have to stay awake a goodly portion of the time instead of snoozing through sessions as he would have a difficult time begging a bone from the Republican ma- jority which has turned a deaf ear to the barks and growls of Democrats so far. think it would set a bad precedent. “What would the State of Michi- |gan come to if there were such | things as Elephants, Donkeys, | Lions, Owls, Parrpts, Canaries, |Monkeys or Looney birds in the | Legislature? | It probably would be better to leave things in the hands of their highways, gasoline taxes, bond is- sues, corporation profits taxes, un- employment (He is neither a bird dog por a kennel dog) nor higher education. fe ~ the price or ingredients of During a legislative session a dog's life probably is the best. Three Persons Hurt head cuts, and James . Thompson, 22, of Rochester, possible head injury cuts, Treated and released re: hy i ea ‘a ~ JA Nobody | is pressuring him to}. cooly defied threats by West Ger- man leaders to prosecute him as a | ¢ “mass murder” of his own troops. A storm of public indignation, Nuernberg mitted a crime.” verbal hornets’ nest awaited The West German War Veterans Assn. assailed Schoerner yester- day as “a Nazi lackey without any conscience” and said it would begin at once to assemble evidence against him. The West German trade federa- tion demanded that criminal charges be placed against him for the death of the solfliers he or- dered to fight on after the rest of the German armed forces gave up. It .called him ‘‘one of the great- _| est mass murderers of our time.” Escheats Board Fires Sécretary GOP. Employed — ler, secretary of the state Board of Eacheats, was fired by the board his books could week AEC Gives New Data on Effects of H-Blas Ady for 12:15 p.m. EST . WASHINGTON (The Atomic Energy Commission said today it } part of it. Now your totem pole in the small drawing. : A TOTEM POLE . Totem poles are carved by Alaskan Indians from the trunks of tall trees and are painted in bright reds, blues and greens. Each Indian tribe has a different pole. The strange figure at the very top ot-a pole represents the bird or animal believed to have founded tribe. You can make your own totem pole. : 1. Use crayon to color the designs ang faces on the pole. Leave the teeth and eyeballs white to contrast with the bright colors. 2. Cut out the Your large parts of the picture and arrange them in the proper ordet—first the largest part, then the, middie, bottom and base. Malte a tube about one inch in diameter by rolling up a Amer- | piece of stiff paper. Fasten the pictures to it with paste, letting the wings of the thunder bird stick out. If the tube is too long, cut off will look something like the one BOULDER, Colo. # — Stripper Tempest Storm was whisked here in a flame red Cadillac convertible and borne away in the arms of a heavyweight boxer late yesterday. } Both the burlesque queen and the normally sedate University of Colorado were slightly the worse for wear after her 30-minute visit. * ~ - : University officials, who didn't | like the idea of Miss Storm's visit | in the first place, counted up $500 | damage to buildings along her | whirlwind path. The whole Colo- rado Legislature arrived 15 min- utes later to inspect school condi- tions. By then, however, all was § . ” * . ‘Miss Storm was invited here by | Bob Latham, student-photographer who was at the wheel of her con- | vertible as it pulled up before a | 1,500-man turnout at the Memorial Building. | yesterday that vandals smashed) hee — wan ne 2 | the windows of his truck while it h of Mrs Campus Stripped of Airs by Burlesque Star's Visit tripped. Both tumbled to the side- walk. * * 7 Miss Storm, apparently unhurt, made it the rest of the way un- aided. Anti in all the furor, no one thought to ask her impressions of what ‘Tempest said was her first visit_to_“‘a real campus.” 7 News in Brief Charities E. Ingram, M, of 4 Rockwell St., was arrested by Pon- tiac Police yesterday on. a, traffic warrant, charging him with speed- ing. Pontiac Police yesterday arrest- ed Irvin F, Walton, 38, of 31 Hood St., on a drunk driving charge. Larry Webb of 326 W. South Bivd. reported to Pontiac Police The shapely burlesque perform-| was parked on Branch Street. a mink coat, breathed breezed through a yond crowd close behind her black-sweatered, green-skirted fig-| ure. In the rush that followed her | through a lounge and cafeteria, sprung, tables were overturned, chairs were splin- Things got a bit rough at the | brary, where an ogling crowd of Two Arrested Today forBomb Murder HOUSTON, Tex. @ — Two men | were arrested and charged with of Mrs. Harry £. Weaver, | wealthy San Angelo, Tex., rarich | One of the men is Harry Wash- | burn, a former son-in-law,- The) , woman, fatally injured Jan 19 | | when a bomb exploded as she | Stepped on the starter of her hus- | . band's automobile. | * > * The other man charged was |* |Cariton Henneger, Both are from | Houston. Washburn and Henneger refused | to comment after they were Officers immediately started to| San Angelo with the pair. } . -| uation of the national industrial Camp Mahn-Go-Tah-See dispersal policy.” Reunion Set Tomorrow Man Injured in Accident _ row in All Saints Episcopal Church. | Cari J, Bates, 33, of 41 N. Hol- comb St., Clarkston, was treated members and counsellors are ex- j DN si Rots . - : ; ‘i j Pt, Z » ques murder early today in the slaying = Thomas E. Rives, M4, of 5640 Maybee Rd., Clarkston, was sched- uled today for arraignment in Mu- nicipal Court on a drunk driving charge after his arrest yesterday by Pontiac Police. Two fender skirts were stolen | from an auto owned by Leroy L. *| Olsabeck of 4450 Kempf St: ‘Dray- ton Plains, yesterday while the au- to was parked in a factory park- ing lot on East Kennett road, ac- cording to Pontiac Police the corner of Kern & Gunn oads. Brewster School Building 36 -3""x26"-4" located at the corner of Brewster & Dut- ton Rds. Brush School Building—36'-4"x24'-«" located at 1621 Inwood Read. Building — Christian. Hill School located Gt the corner of Roads. ‘ 34" -2°"24"-2" Adams & ; Kline School Building—47 -6"x26'-6" located at 2011 WN. Rochester Road cor- ner Creek ¢ Bullding—34' -3"'x28"-6" located at 11 E. Gnell Rd., corner Roches- SMALL BUILDINGS Frame Shed 14'-2"x10'-3" located at School Bite. 16°-4"214'-2" located af Brush | * Pw a Annual reunion of Camp Mahn- | Prame Shed 16'-3"x12'-4" located at 8chool—Compact Alrcond!- , ' - | County Town and County YMCA, | ijoner ? forced bet, oir. : ¢ no. | will be held from 3-5 p.m. tomor- Model i fired, contro . “Treseter ree tacel thot Air Pur- Some 250 former campers, staff! Christen Sor Gehesl—Senitary Wet Aly Purnace and Ventilator Poreed Air include skits by boys who attend. | of fired 18 Be Be rs Warner motor. St the ‘canny alse will be shown. | camer tneluded, 2 ' he group, a Ne Mot 4 bp. ; a, banks-Morse, ‘Model scum % RS WEP h.p. single motor, 3¢ gallon tank Falsely Admits Thefts Myers, serial to Get Away From Wife ' "i * TORONTO «#—Kenneth Rapson admitted in court yesterday that he falsely confessed to beries because he wanted away from his wife “for a : i mr tee he Men grad when. Rapson's didn’t coineide with the eatin aie aa Ferre on A ee eee ee ihpic BM VE ei Baby Se ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, SA igi é ree & = | Two Traffic Violations Net Twenty Days in Jail John Brewer, 36, of 1220-AVOn charges fore Avon Township Justice Luther C. Green. Failing to pay a total fine of $15 and $15 costs, Brewer was found guilty of driving while his operator's license was revoked. He was convicted of driving with- out his operator's license on his person. Paint Store Operator Can’t Stand the Stuff FITCHBURG, Mass. #®—Dallas G. Brancroft, a paint store pro- prietor, is informing customers wanting paint mixed they must do it themselves or have a clerk do the job. Bancroft has .suffered from a skin ailment for more than a year. He got a definite diagnosis — he's allergic to paint. Driver Sent to Jail Michael Rataj, 35, of 1439 E. Roland, Royal Oak, pleaded guilty to driving his auto while his operator's license were revoked and was sentenced to two days in the Oakland County Jail yesterday when he appeared before Hazel Park Justice Robert C. Baldwin. Jobless pay claims dropped to 2,402 this week, 124 under last week's tally, the Pontiac ranch of the Michigan Employment Se- curity Commission reported yes- terday. a au ; HHL ETP Midwest Employment #08 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG + Leading Northwest Dealer Needs: 4-Top-—4 SALESMEN We offer top quality products . Best advertising program in the . Com; sales training pro- Se y of steady job with in- come possibilities in 6 figure -* vw we 5. Many ‘ether worthwhile benefits ACT NOW—CALL SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. 912 8. Woodward Birmingham. Mich Mi_¢-1011 ~ FORD - Motor Co. , Tractor and Implement Div. Birmingham feet te el betlgs il ? i Kirkoy Funeral Home PE +1889 Donelson-Johns Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Has Position Opportunities for : Project Engineers For Electrical Engine and Hydraulic Systems Product Designers Design Checkers _ Specification Engineers Specification Writers Pattern Makers Dynamoneter Operators APPLY 2500 E. MAPLE RD. BIRMINGHAM, MICH. OPEN DAILY 8:30 a.m. to 5 pm. SAT. 8:30 AM. TO 12 NOON. MAN FOR DRY CLEANING route. Main Cleaners. 4480 Eliza Lake Rd. details +3504. A ELBLING & SONS in Pofftiac since 1910 8. Parke ~. ___73_8. Parke St. REAL ESTATE ~ make Must be 25 years or car. Give references and exper- tence, Portiac Press. Box 107 : YOUNG MAW VREE TO TRAVEL, gs. from r t 8 pm. 7 AGOREAIVE stv 8A 70 sell the best selling car of 55. Pienty of floor rs ss it i pes ie 3 : it it T * ih Re ; ! if 4 ) 2= 2 $58 CAREER GIRLS you find the job you want. ron omis ° - f ESE if 1 ° canal Beginner - Jr. $200 CRORETARE TO SnceEE = who and young (&o learn Gnd some e imeure successful career im down BOOKKEEPER NEEDED STENOGRAPHERS AND Statistical Typists Comptometer Operators Must be Experienced APPLY ‘PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION Persongel Dept. GLENWOOD AVE. * | oe James Gets ‘Art Showing; @® tp i b i fH 5 ts : i 7:00—(7) Waterfront. ter in “Yellow Flag,”* per- ed crewman acts up when boat is ‘quarantined. (9) Pantomime FRE fi th f f Hak He E itt ie A E ‘¢ 11:00 — (4) Adveiiture Ho. (9) Church in Home. (2) Court of Health. 11:30—(7} -Cowboy G-Men. (2) Sinema. 11:45—(2) Barker Bil. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Fear- less Fosdick. (4) Capt. Hartz. (2) U. of D. Roundtable. 12:15—(4) Telephone Storybook. 12:30 — (7) Today’s Faith. (9) Uncle Toby's Party. (4) Industry on Parade. (2) Contest Carnival. 12:45—(4) City Affairs. 1:00—(7) World Adventure Series. (9) Channel 9 Theater. (4) Uni- versity of Michigan. (2) This Is the Life. 1:30—(7) Movie Matinee. (2) Mo- vie Matinee. _|2:¢0—(4) Home, Theater. _}2:30—(7) Joe Palooka. (9) Mr. Callahan. (2). Face the Nation. $:00—(7) Black Spider. (9) Justice Colt: (4+ Princeton "SS. (2) Now | and Then. 3:30—(4) American Forum. Adventure. 4:00—(7) My Hero. (4) Juvenile Jyry. (2) American Week. 4:30—(7) Annie-Oakley. (9) Million Dollar Theater. (4) Zoo Parade. (2) Meet the UAW-CIO. &:00—(7) Super Circus. (4) Hall of Fame: (2) Omnibua. 5:30—(4) Conversation. (2) SUNDAY NIGHT 6:00—(7) Frontier Justice. (9) The Norths. (4) Archer. (4) Capt. Braddock. (2) You, Are There. “The Tragedy of John Milton.” ue = () News ke Lv : . : Lady. : seve a Pi A ag angen 12:15—(2) Love of Life. ty Kallen, Buddy Hackett, Pat |12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather » Sectetary. Ann ten | aoe k ate * as . boss, Peter Sands, take a short |1:¢0—(7) Lunchtime Drama. ¢) rest in Vermont backfires. He re-| Nancy Dixon. (2). Portia Faces turns with visions of selling his Life. $ — and taking to the rural | 1:15—(4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road of . Life. . —. on ted i tore ae ee aa Sa Story of radio, ‘with Jack Benny, at Edward R. Murrow, George 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. Burns, Gene Autry. ee 2:15—(9) Sands of Time. y+ a Pg onl Rack ao eee Labeatt Show, (0 | ean McBride. (2) , acme, Tes| letter. . 6:30—(7) The Huntress. (9) Range 1:00=(7) You Asked for It. (9) * | $2:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4 | | casting job he must change his singing style and name. %: i¢—(7) Horizons. 9:30—(7) Pantomime Quiz. (2) Stage 7. Frank Lovejoy in ‘The Deceiving Eye,”’ story of profes- ser of criminology whose un- usuar practical experiment in criminal psychology make him | the prime suspect in homicide | case. | 10: 0—(7) Young | about | artist who waits for young wom- an from her engineer-husband’s | office to keep appointment to discuss personal problem. (2) | Father Knows Best. Jim Ander- | gon (Robert Young), convinced | that tensions of modern business are robbing him of pleasurés of } simple living, starts searching for worry-free way of.life as farmer. 10; 30—4) My Line. 10:45—(7) Jumbo Theater. | 11:00—(9) News. (4) Sunday Show. | (2) News. jms) Armchair Theater. Studio 57. (2) What's MONDAY MORNING \7:00—(4) ‘Today. (2) Morning Show. | 9:00—(T)— Breakfast. Club. (4) | Romper Room. (2) Welcome | Traveler. 9:30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. | 40:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Garry Moore. 1g: 30—(4) Way of World. (2) Ar- thur Godfrey. ° 16: 45—(4) Sheilah Graham. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich, MONDAY AFTERNOON Variety country style. (2) — Ted Mack, Lanny Ross, ‘3:16 (4) Golden W ; < ; 4 ) 1 ily. Nino Mar=| - Zell, Jay Jostyn, John.Gambling. st on Man's Family. (2) Des- | 8:30—-(9) The ‘Visitor. ; * (2). Movie Date. “Hell |y.94 (17) Walter Winchell. (99 Mo: |**{5— (0 Concersing Miss Mar- 7 tion Picture Academy. (4) Play- ° 4) Showcase of Stars. house. Peter Lind Hayes and |4:60—(T) Captain Flint. (9) Justice Matthews. Ross Ford in| Mary Healy in “The Way Things | Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) ; Happen,” story of TV writer| Brighter Day. y nome and wife on vetge of aoe, Bo First Love. (2) Secret flashback—Act-? show Storm. nh at the Cross-| version of how met, how ; "ls she made him ~~ ae and |#30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. how they were wed. Act II re-| ©) On Your Account. veals picture through his eyes, |4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (4) . how he was er into TV,| Modern Romances. “o—(7) against his will how he was |. tte gacegeee ag See for} Annet ilo marriage, (2) GE |@ eer). Auntie Dee. (9) Hidden \ + Theater. “Big Shot,” starring Pages. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Rob- @0—(7) Action . (4) Car- " Johnnie Ray in his TV dramatic ert Q. Lewis. oon. Carnival. (2) Pulpit.| Goput. Young, aspiring singer |5:30—(7) Cowboy G-Mén. (9) comes to New ‘York for audition| Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. 19:30—(9) Christophers, \(2) Facts (2) Pirate Pete. Union Okeh’s TV Strike NEW YORK (INS)—A strike of raise oe art ce Ht “) TV. next Wednesday... i 2 & : § ~——® Said That” when it returns te idl he i Theater. (9) seentay | (4) Greatest Gift. (2) | “ ’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1955 the beauty of your pew home, Cus- tom Gotenmne Dane @ pree- teal advantage as well as . . Ww install *® can a ready 9m af the ‘ ot @ fteir which we will give the service the 5 feature aVutiable of is lution and smog over American ng pK, Eth cities. ; attached to -in outlets. "This means hidden wire, unexposed to new buildings to keep smoke or leads, and makes TV. and furniture [gases from them at a minimum. |[ ine seed’ of technical help ena “Or how to change some existing |] ‘oerly strewn wire behind the set. building to cut down on its smoke et ey 5 -—A yy —~ ao ok ee Seale models of the buildings your amtense sendy fer tne When and rrounding terrain are put * you ay A us before you inside the tunnel, A propeller In hopes that we may be of provides the wind te see what service to you, we are happens to smoke coming up the JOUN TOSKI smokestacks, GENE MARONEWITZ — The wind tunnel is in operation ’ at the Department of Acronauti- GENE’S cal Engineering of New York Uni- Hi-Fi Sales . ow Fveristy. It's called the only wind Ww — & Service Sia se eennel. apocificalty designed and 3351 Grant FE 4-8972 : built for air pollution research. ICY GORGE—Ice from the Niagara River fills the <9 Sle Wteepmete — a Se - ~ gorge below the American Falls as winter takes a | beaten down in testimony to winter's rugged moods. today American Meteorolo- | == =. grip on the Honeymoon Capital. A lonely tree stands | The Rainbow Bridge to Canada can be seen in the gical Society by Dr. Gordon Strom % on Goat Island, along the American Falls, slightly | background, wie qieesenes Arent PI MUNTZ : Today's Radio Pi “ring mem oe | Television Sarvce 4 ec learn whethere a proposed’ day's Radio Programs -- © | aise attest Tt || poner Mes Seriee Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change without notice. pollution, Sites for — new plant | Men wan, (768) CKLW, Go = WW, ase WOAR, (1188) WXYZ, (it) «6 WIBK, (le) = WON, chee eS ae ts Go came — ‘ Service Within the Hour TONIGHT “WIBK, News, Organ WWJ. Liberace WWi, McBride, Peale wind or other weather conditions | Cell FE 2-2871 0008, Boll WCAK, .News, Rhythm WAYS, Men. Mendiines My True Sery would cause air pollution trou- | - pF ‘ *:15—WIR, Paith Hymns WIDE. ews, Mune WAR. News, Temple bles, Strom said. | MITCHELL TV CKLW. News, Sports WXYZ, Detroit Women WPON, News WPON, News, Piper Paul WJBK. What's Score WIRE, Gt. Pence Bowe = | :05—WEYS, P. Nerves ey Some existing plants have been |] 44g &. Pike St. Pontiec . News o:80-—WW4, Paith te Action WJBK, Guy Bowman 1S—WWJ, Joyce Jorden redisigned when tunnel tests with 4 €:18—WIR, Teday Wises Wave, Velo Peng A 10:20 WEYE, Whispering models showed how relatively mi- ww, Mart ne Behe | wine Detroit a — ay = mal of Pome cuLW, ae mal changes could reduce pollution. . WPON. WPON, Baptist wave °. L. onguers Wear, High hieher smaheat ee See HUTCHINSON 9:45—W. Religion P : Break ° | :20— WIR. Reynolds Ww). Ar, of Living = | wrOn ne =. OOETR Gut benree The tunnel also can simulate a Trailer Sales WXYZ. Sandiotters wv. tem WCAR, Song Parade variety of atmospheric conditions, | CKLW. Parliament Hin ¢:48—CRLW, Marry Wiener . ~ q 4615 Dixie Hwy Gone 10:00-—WJIR, News, Biggs : 11:00—wW4, Sire 1 Ried [including the jnversion layer dif-| . Sports WWJ, Pulpit WIR, Jack Benny WXYZ, Mod. Romances ru i Drayton Pisins . WPON, Sports Slants WXYZ. lerecl Message WW, Your Favorites CELW Pleride Osa ficulty which accounts for much | - :46-—WIR, 3. White Sake’ tows, toente CKLW, People’s Church or ee of Los Angeles’ smog problem, and Wats, Beagoves, Rowe WCAR., News. Melody WIE, Bresing Gerenade wron Party which figured in the Donora, Pa., = Goon Taree ouns : : disaster some years ago, Strom | $:00—wsen, way ter Youth | AS OWCAR. Bitle Clase Wrox aay "wean, oon Perna enld. | USED TV SETS eh ie =a Sl a 12m. ‘” andy aeiceen os a Unlike high-speed tunnels | Reconditioned and Guaranteed oe ww. Box , Christian Temple |, WWJ. Phrase Pays rnd any ™ $25 00 Up Séan beoe an Chor ums: -~ WXYZ, Curtain Calls tunnel moves air at slow speeds . , News, Gib Shanley | CuLw. Y. 1:4b—WIBK, Preedom Story! CxLW, Queen for © Day | to signal } 1:15—WXYZ, Quest Star 10:45— WW, $:00—WIR, Our Miss Brooks | “WPON, Party coniiicns wtieh | WCAR, Harmony Hall WWJ, Mr. Six Gus o actually affect industrial smoke. | GENE’S 1:98-—WIR, Jr. Town Meet. | 1. 66 wom Town Meeting ay ed || ‘TV Hi-Fi Sales & Service WW. Quiz Bow! . E> Betas Wap , Second Chance One side of the tunnel is a win- CKLW, J, St. Paul's Cath. p= Af dow so smoke coming stacks |} 2m! Grant. Andere Mats, VE 4-072 WXYZ, James Crowley Pentios Baptict S—WXYZ_ Protics a ee cup trom the toy buildings a seen, ————= — 748—WHYZ. Your Business Ww * Bun. Music WJBK, D. Young CELW. Brest Bast cad can be w. r w Central Meth. Little Margie w. 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