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fo Climb Aboard

‘Congressional City School Psychologist 

"Where too many students are! 
cal punishment is liableto mis-

Bandwagon

OK on Funds 

interpretsudden paddling.he}

a If But’ Veiled Confusion

Military Help for Asia, 

-ls Apparent as Party.

Middle East Earmarked 

Leaders Switch Line

in $5 Billion Request 

cd 

Advance in State Tourney 

sorship came reports of

Chiefs in Quarter-Finals 

-victo: 
move the Chiefs into the ween meh ele 
night at Jenison field house in East Lansing.
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AP WirephoteNEW ENGLAND SCENE — This picturesque* workers spent 

scene in a Portland suburb is in sharp contrast to by during storm. Death

abandoned motoriststhe 
many others in New England where thousands of toll in 11 states was near 100 at latest count. 

-Snowstorm Cripples East 
as Death Count Reaches 94 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The worst snowstorm in seven years crippled the New 
York metropolitan area today. ! 
At least 94 persons11 have as result

in states died a 
of the snowstorm which started yesterday and the storm 
of Friday. * , 

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More than 1,000 cars 
stalled in-a huge traffic 

Alleged Narcotic

pileup in the New York 
City borough of Queens to-
day. An estimated 3,000 

Gang Smashed

motorists abandoned their 
cars and sought shelter 

Detroit Police Announce

from the wind-whipped 
_Mopup With 18 Arrests| year oe projects.._This would! 

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fo Visitor Malenkon

After 2% Year Doings 2? 

for Fred Allen |

lightning: 

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which roared through New-York's! others are Detroiters. miles from Mansfield, Ohio, where | 46n

heels of another severe snow-

BERLIN (INS) — Charles tien street late Saturday night.

Central Park, 

storm that raked the Northeast 

U. S. District Attorney Fred W. 
DETROIT® — City and federal | 
authorities today announced a 

Veteran Screen and TV 

mopup of an alleged narcotics! 

Comedian Is Stricken

syndicate which has operated |

ending this afternoon. ; 

During Night Stroll

Flight operations were reported over a period of 25 years, | 

Eighteen persons, including; NEW YORK w#—Funeral serv-

three present or former members ices will be held tomorrowfor 

of the Detroit police force, have 

Fred Allen, the veteran humorist 
been arrested on conspiracy with the baggy eyes and sharp 
MUST BE young swirled into New 

charges brought by the federal wit, 
government.

SPRING—Two southernEng-

Ambassador Bohlen

land and in New York 61-year-old and

northward The radio tele-

people with much to say to each 

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state early today. 
mayed by a little old blizzard Cleveland residents. All the 

other by a lamp post are not dis-Two of the defendants are vision comedian died of a heart

Tells of Riot Rumors

The storm followed hard on the 

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_He purchased five farms 12

ailment as he strolled a Manhat-

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last Friday and dumped up to 19 

Kaess and City Police Commis-

inches of snow in New England. |Elizabeth Returns

an-

India coast where the Bromfields

Swallows Keep 

The wind whipped snow into 

LONDON. (INS) —Queen Eliza=

once lived.

drifts five feet deep iin the New 

There he set about conducting

Mission Happy 

York area. The snowfall in Man-

‘beth II returned to London yester-} “7 

\day aster a brief Mediterranean)

experiments in scientific farming|

hattan came on top of 4 1-5 inch-

Historical Day 

cruise with her husband, Prince!

on 

jand soit conservation. He wrote’

es that fell Friday. 

Philip. She was joined later in the

many articles on the subject and

ter County. 

day by the Prince who flew home

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. 

once testified before a congres-

in a different plane.

(INS)—The swallows returned to! 

Allen was an entertainer. {nj sional committee. © 
|radio television and motion Bromfield is survived by three

San Juan Capistrano mission to-

ipictures for a quarter of a cen-daughters. Mrs. Bromfield died 
in 1952. 

93 Negroes Enter Court

day—St. Joseph’s Day—as they 

until they ran out ef gas and | 

He was a regular panelist

tury.

have every year for decades: 

inquiry. 

on the CBS television show What's! 
My Line? Last night the show

His | Senate Lobby Group to Answer Boycott Charges |

without him. widow } 

* * * 

An unconfirmed report prior to He said he was going to Flor-|

An emergency evacuation cen-

the official announcement said avence, Italy, for a week's vacation! 

went 

on

The main body of the annual ter was set up at the Queens Bor-

narcotics source was Iran in the’and then would go to Austria to/portiand Hoffa said he would May Probe Benson

ough Hall. About 350 persons bed-

flight arrived as rpedicted, at 6:00 

Middle East. However, Kaess'ski for another week ,before re-| have wanted it that way. | MONTGOMERY, Ala. ( — Twenty-five Negro min-

ded down in courtrooms and other

(PST) and immediately took 

WASHINGTON (INS) — A mem-;

a.m, 

|parts of the building. denied this. i turning to Moscow. Steve Allen, no relation, substi-) 

isters and 68 others of their race were called into court

ber of the special Senate commit-

over the nests under the eaves of 

Heavy snow also hit New Jer jtuted for Fred. 

tee to investigate lobbying says the today to answer for the prolonged mass Negro boycott

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the historic mission. sey and Pennsylvania. Man y| 
* * schools were ordered closed in| 

Button Up Your Overcoat, 

group may look into “influencing”

After ari autopsy yesterday, Dr. of segregated city buses.

efforts by Agriculture Secretary

|both states. | 

Milton Helpern, chief medical 

ex-; 

But before the trials could proceed, Circuit Judge

The mission had for days been 

Ezra Taft Benson.

| The death toll in the two storms’ aminer, said the comedian eed 
included: Massachusetts 16, New| 

Spring Enters Tomorrow |

bustling with scouts which arrive 

‘Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH) de-

Eugene Carter had to rule on a defense petition attack-

of occlusive coronary heart dis-|

yearly in advance of the main 

‘scribed the Agriculture Depart-' 

jing validity of the antiboycotting indictments

and the of the

York, 22; Rhode Island.11: Con; ease. He said Allen had had a) 

re-

filght to rid the nests of unwanted 

ment 

rest

necticut 8, New Jersey 8, Ohio 12,| 

execu-

By BURDETT C. STODDARD | heart condition ‘‘over the years.”

intruders who use them during the 

‘tive branch as “one of the most turned by a grand jury Feb. 21.

| Maine 5, Maryland1, New Hamp-Allen was born John Florence)

winter months. 

Tomorrow is spring, but the grass aint riz and I don’t 

efficient lobbies we have.” +a

Negro attorneys filed

Sullivan in Cambridge, Mass.,

‘shire 1, Pennsylvania 5 and Vir 

pre-

on

The return of the swallows 

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‘ginia 4. : ; | know where any flowers is. -| May 31, 1894. He changed his name 

trial demurrers protesting)" their plans before the trials

touched off a day of celebration at 

early in his career at the sug-

They've done it again this year—sprung spring too 

\gestion of his agent, a man named] KEPT US BUSY

the Inission. 

‘that the prosecution under) ‘The antiboycotting law, enacted

Forgetful Passenger | 

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early. ' : : ' Allen. a seldom used state law jin 1921 as a weapon against labor

“We were kept busy all eve-

30,000 Homeless 

‘Forgets Remindful Book 

They always do—those astronomers and calendar His first venture on the stage} 

strife, prohibits any conspiracy 

or

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ning answering the phone” said violates the defendant'sthe advertiser who placed this 

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agreement to hinder the operation

BEIRUT, Lebanon (INS)—Thir-, MIAMI, Fla, ®—Left behind by makers. And because it’s Leap Year, the day that’s sup-,“** ®5 ® Juggler, 

rights of free speech, free-‘of a lawful business “without just

little Want Ad to sell a piano. 

ty thousand Lebanese were left a commercial airline passenger} 

posed to signal the balmy* | In 1922 he met Miss Hoffa in 

More than 20 calls 

|cause or legal excuse.” The grand |

were re-

dom of worship and 

peace-

homeless today by a series of jdebarking from a Chicago-to-Mi-| 

ceived in all.

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jury said the bus boycott is ille-

breeze and 

bipssoming until the middle of April. The pres-/New York. They were married in. 

iful assembly, and equal

earthquakes which wiped out 24 ami flight last night: 

11928. The couple went into radio 

gal.

tulip is moved up to March ent setup is too frustrating. 

BEAUTIFUL MONARCH PIANO. 

protection under the law

villages and took at least 132 lives 

| A book entitled “Stop Forget-

as

‘together in 1932 and also made Smell size. Gacr. $106. PR 8-2208. 

Maximum penalty for viclat-

4 eee of the usual’ if Spring is nigh, then the 

guaranteed by the US.

the weekend. The govern-ting’’—with a mental 

concentra-

eager,

over 

several movies, including ‘Thanks | 

ing the law is she months in

|tion pamphlet as a bookmark. arc 2 

Constitution.

said 75 persons were hos-

ment 

golfer should be able to unwrap!a Million” and ‘Sally, Irene and If you have musica? instru-

and a $1,000 fine.

pitalized and that casualty figures 

These experts” give us a lot of | 

longer being used or A demurrer is a legal device

ments no

his clubs and head for the links.|/ Mary.”

Vernal/pit where will the golfer!

were 

expected 

hold articles.

to mount. -

48,000 Attend Show p saranda about ‘the 

The indicted

which argues simply that 

no un-

eager 

= offense has been commit-waived the right 

‘DETROIT (INS) — Werner Hoy, amounts to quite a snow job. lecting

Day Never Showed Up Ine tnchetisead eral Oday s Press

treed 

electing instead to let

and collect CASH!

general manager of the Michigan 

judge decide their

"And we admit that we're place. 

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GRAND RAPIDS (INS) — Earl| 

To Place Your Want Ad

Flower and Garden Show at the 

County News. .........65-.-1” | 

cence,

Johnson explained his failure to ray Fair coliseum, estimated to-marae bir spo = er a | And how can a young man's | Editorials ....ccccccocsees-s Bf 

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The 

mass ge ee 

in Flo fancy turn in any direction

in a Grand Rapids court to day that approximately 48,000 

Dec. 5 after a Negro. 

|Mrs. Rosa Parks, stage | 

ex-Sports bene ewtocsevececes

appear 

per-

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this'sons attended the show over the

answer a 

way: “The ticket said to appear |weekend. First prize among com-land fined $14 for ‘ 
on Feb. 31 and that day never imercia) exhibitors was won by) It's about time somebody started Income Tax Returns Prepared Witson, Earl... 23 

WANT AD DEPT. 

7 a Nant ia driver's order to 
came around.” \Michigan Bell Telephone Co. \ a movement to get Spring put off 995 ag tne “aging Eres,2.3615 Women’s Pages... 14 thra vw they to icolored section of hig

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1956 
Cracking Safe Spring Is Arriving,’

F ~ QDieon Roads . Awakens Scouts 

So Calendar Says

by Hissing Noise 

(ContinuedPage One)

From

Over Weekend , troop boy camping

A of scouts 

cept getting that lest button

“out in Proud Lake Recreation Area 

sewed back on his overcoatand

Oakland County Claims unwittingly listened to a safe being 

keeping his car heater running

cracked Friday night, and foundFour Lives as Weather the rifled stronghox 400 yards from at full blast. 
their camp Saturday morning. Where will the robin be? In the

Hampers Motorists 

with his head 
Southfield Township told Oakland 
County Sheriff's detectives be and) 

“Scoutmaster Menden Wescott of 

Despite 

his troop had heard “hissing

highways at the beginning, the St. 

noises” during the night,

Patrick's Day weekend claimed 

The safe, stolen from Clayton

only nine lives tpMichigan traffic. able to break isva hoe on the

1 SATHOP H. Lamay of Livonia Friday night, 

frozen sod, 

oo Qes-tying beside Bass Lake Road}

Ft -turned--out ‘Chances are the back roads will

L 3 TOMEE 

~|when the scouts left camp. Acete-

periods between 6 aem, Wide pa “Tbe solidly frozen ‘and there won't 
midnight Sunday in recent months. 5 DOMCEY be a car stuck in the whole county. 

4 RADMA 

line torch equipment used to break 
it open was lying nearby.

6 RYSOT

One collision claimed two lives. 

J 

The! Day in Birmi ngham 
City Votes on Lot 4; Als 
at Parking There in Fall 

RoddersOur 
Parking Lot No. 4, at Forest and! Roads” at Westminster 

BIRMINGHAM — Hopes that, eussed “Hot on 

the Fel-
Brownell, can_ be completed by last night at 
Oct. 1, of this year are in evidence 
as the city commission looks to a 
hearing tonight on the necessity of 
the lot in the: southeast quadrant. 

The assessment roll to pay 4 
per cent of construction cost is to “The man 
be formulated and the property by the si of the and was a 

acquired if tonight's vote is af-

friend to man” died Sunday in the 
white. stucco e at 887 East

firmative for. the. Forest-Brownell |

{Maple where she and her husband

parking _

lot 

~|had lived for many years.— 
Objectors to the lt will have 

Mrs. Minnie Bayley had spent all

their first bearing tonight, bow area,

her life in the Birmingham 

Other victims were killed in sep-7 TAGSE Livonia police said the safe-being born in Big Beaver Feb. 1, 

Cemetery, Corunna. She died Sat-

2

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; aetes took $150 from the strong-1872. She attended local public

FRANK

C. COLLIAS
arate accidents. 

4 

schools,

William A. Calihan, 28, of 

Royal Oak, was injured fatally Frank C. Collias, 77, of 191 Au-Her memberships included Sf, 
Sunday when 7 struck a {burn Ave., yesterdaySt.| dames Episcopal Church, Chap-

his, Pad died in 
tree in Reyal Oak 

Joseph Mercy Hospital after an ter No. 220, Order ef the Eastern

+ Begin Last Drive 
illness of one year. The current plan is to let Park-Star, and the Birmingham Wom-
James A. Clarchill -28, of near,— 

Born in Greece on January 6, ing Lot No. 4 pay for itself out of an’s Club, of which she was a

Monroe; was killed Saturday night) 

1879, he was the son of Chris and receipts and assessments, freeing, lifetime member,

when his car skidded off icy U.S 

Helen Collias. He married Fannie Some weather expert says the bond monies to finance Lots HH She leaves. a son, Hazen H.

3 near Ida and overturned in a 

on FarmBill 

Klekas in Greece, winters will be getting loriger and and 3-A in the northeast qudrent. 

soa on of Birmingham, a sister,

older

a ~<a for the—next_40-years._But) 

|Also -0 ta Parkhurst, of Cleveland,

Mr, Colllas was the owner of 

will they move Spring along so it

Cliftord E. Buck, 53, of Walled Senate Chiefs Hope for hearings for the Eton Road pave-a pee lr tnnag and two great-

Frank Cleaners for. the past 30

Lake, died Saturday in Oak-Mrs, Bedford Bowman lin Lakeside Cemetery. He died Sat-won’t arrive officially until Old 

ment widening, continued from granddaughters, Her husband had

years. He was also an active

land County when he apparently ROCHESTER— Service for Mrs. urday after a short illness. Quick Vote Showdown; Man Winter has gasped his last? February 27, and on Ferndale 

died in 1953. . 
fell asleep and his car struck a Bedford (JessieC.) Bowman, 66, of | He leaves his widow, Odessa; Wheat Debate Rages ANNOUNCE SPRING Park right-of-way and paving, con-Services will be at 3 p.m. tomor-

leader in St, George Orthodox 

Church, 
No. They'll sit in their observa-

54655 Shelby Rd., will be held at ‘four daughters, Mrs, Edith Ross,

tree. tinued from March 5. row at Bell Chapel of the William 

1 p.m, Wednesday from the Pixley| Mrs. Mable Barnes, Mrs. Helen Surviving besides his wife are

~ Riley Nanier, 42, of near Detroit, WASHINGTON (INS) — The Sen-Appointment of workers on the R. Hamilton Company, and burial 

‘Funeral Home, with burial in Oak-' Mitchell, all of Holly, Mrs. Velma seven children; Mrs. Mary Vreo-

was killed Saturday in a two-car will be in White Chapel Memorial

ate begins a final drive today to election boards for the April 2

land Hills Memorial Cemetery near) Ressler of Fenton; and six grand-nes of Miami, Florida, Mrs. Alice)

collision on U.S. 24 outside that bring its prolonged election-year: pounce that Spring is here although election is alse scheduled for to-Cemetery.

Walled Lake. She died yesterday. ‘children. » ‘Pappas of Washington, D, C., in

city. m fight over farm legislation to a untold hundreds are lost someplace night. :

ag |Redford es her hus-|— __ Mrs, Burten_Marringten-= Peggy Kayfis of Windsor, Canada, |*

Mrs leay 

in-& blizzard:

band; two daughters, Mrs. Ruby; Mrs, Ann Carrott of Miami, Flor-A city manager's report on uF 
Mae Wallace of Pontiac, Mrs. Co-Before beginning its 10th day ida, John Collias in Germany with ps 'Mile road improvement in cooper-

i wasn en cr Lineotn-ROCHESTER— Service for Mrs.|~"* 

Park, was fatally injured Satur-Berton (Edna) Harrington, 66, for-
. 

rena Davis of South Lebanon of voting on the measure, how-the Army, William Collias and Mrs. tion is in order. A mass upheaval | ation with Royal Oak asks action.

day when he was hit by at least imerly of Rochester, was heid at 

Ohio; three sons, Cecil, Ophis and| ever, the Senate will take up a Lula Condon of Pontiac, Also sur-on advertising for contracts for the

two cars while crossing a street in 2 p.m, today from Pixley Funeral 

Sophis, all of Rochester; four viving are one sister and two construction work. It would in-

series of non-controversial bills

that Detroit suburb. Police said a Home, with. burial in Mt. Avon 

LEONARD—Service for Ervin

brothers, one sister, 12 grandchil-on which there will be little, if brothers; Mrs, Stella Pseharis of clude an extension of 200 feet be-

third car also mig htave struck Cemetery. Mrs. Harrington died 

W. Dryer, GMC Truck engineer
dren and one great-grandchild, Greece, Louis Collias of Detroit yond the Greenfield intersection. 
Royal Oak would not share ex-

the man. Saturday in a Pontiac hospital. any, discussion, 

who died at his home, 4068 Hough

Mrs, Nettle J, Woodruff and Gust Collias of Flint, Also 13

Mrs, Elizabeth May Young, 52, Dawn Marie Braniff 

The battle-scarred farm measure Rd., early Saturday, will be at 2

pense because that city’s bounda-

of Jasper, died in a two-car colli-WATERFORD Service for grandchildren, Just for the record, although not

LAKE ORION — Graveside serv-has been under debate since Feb. ries do not extend that far. p.m.. Tuesday from the Bossardet-

sion on M52 near;'Adrian Friday Mrs. Nettie J. Woodruff, 90, 5978 ice for Dawn Marie Braniff, daugh-22, and Senate leaders were press-Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Ties-really believing it, let’s review why * 

Mabley Chapel, Oxford. BurialAndersonville Rd.,-will be at 2 p.m, day from St. George Orthodox they say spring will arrive at 10:21 A A oo

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. ing toward final action in the hope will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery,

Wednesday in the Voorhees Siple 

Braniff of 221 Shick St., was held of sending it to a House-Senate Church with the Rev. Dr. Achilles a.m, tomorrow. ’ Police are investigating the dis-Oxford,

Chapel, Pontiac, with burial in 

A. Siagris officiating. Burial will Astronomers start spring when
this morning from Perry Mt. Park conference where a compromise appearance of a mink shortcoat be-
Sashabaw Cemetery, Mrs. Wood-Cemetery, under the auspices of follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. The ‘the sun enters what is called the Mr. Dryer, who was 62, had

version will be ao out. longing to Mrs. M. Waterstone of

ruff died early today. % body is at the Melvin A. Schutt “Vernal Equinox,” the time when lived 10 years in the Oxford

Pursley Funeral Home, The infant Detroit, from the fitting room of

A life long resident of Oakland area and formerly was a Syivan

wags dead at birth Thursday. A bill passed by the House last Funeral Home, it crosses the celestial equator on 

Kay Baum’s on Saturday after-

County, she is survived by one [ene Lake resident. He was a mem-

Surviving, besides the parents, year included 90 per cent price its journey north, noon. 

son, Clarence G. Woodruff, of Wa-ber of F&AM No, 561, Pontiac,

is a sister, Peggy Ann, at home.| supports for wheat, corn, cotton, Robert Griffin | “ Every years they launch it 

Other weekend thefts were $45

terford. a day. because an extra day BPOE No. 810, Pontiaic Elks and 
Robert Griffin, 42, of 559 Nevada|*

Mrs. Gertrude E. Brown rice and peanuts. The Senate, in 

in cash from the home at 523

William Harry Dean a major administration victery, has been tacked on. February to the Metamora Club.

Service for Mrs. Gertrude E. Townsend Friday evening, and a

St., died Saturday after an illness

ROCHESTER— Memorial funer-knocked them out and retained allow for time we gained on the He is survived by his wife, Bea-

‘Brown, 81, of 293 Lapeer Rd., will wallet from Lee Abernethy’s lock-

of three years.

al service for William Harry Dean, flexible props. sun during our normal calendar trice Jones Dryer; two sons, Ma-

be held at 2 p.m, Wednesday from er at Birmingham High School dur-

* s * Born in Louisiana on January 
year, From now on the days will jor Charles Dryer of San -Antonia,

Will! Rossardet-Mabley Chapel, with ing Friday night's game. Police

“ji, 1914, he was the son of Josh

But the Senate added a two-get longer and nights shorter. Texas and Ervin W. Dryer Jr., of

burial in East Lawn Cemetery, are also seeking the party who

and Catherine Green Griffin. He

price system for Goody for the astronomers, but Georgia; two sisters, Mrs, Louise

Lake Orion. She died Sunday. threw-a stench bomb into the J.W.

Jewelry Store 

married Lois Howard in Pontiac in 

we can refrain from calling it Kintz of Terre Haute, Ind., and

Mrs. Brown leaves two daugh-Jolly home at 1058 Wakefield Sat-

1952. Mr. Griffin was a resident of 

Spring until we’ _Teady. How Mrs, Madeline Schuster of Hagers-

ters, Mrs. Virginia Comeau of Ox-urday night.

the city for 35 years, 

about the opening of baseball * 2 «6 . town, Md. and two brothers,

ford, Mrs. Dorothy Fredericks of 

He was employed by Fisher 

season? Donald McDonald, editor of. Charles of Kingsport, Tenn, and

Burbank, Calif, and a_ sistef, 
Mrs. Cecilia Kinkerter, also. of Motor Trends Magazine, dis-\George of Lebannon, Ind.

Robbery Solved 

Besides his wife and mother, he

Burbank:

4 Police Departments is survived by a step-daughter, 

Relief From Cold

Mrs. Dewey Darling 

Ester Crumby of Pontiac.

Cooperate in Netting 

HOLLY — Funeral service for Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednes-
Mrs. Dewey (Grace) Darling, 52, day from the New Hope Baptist 

NOW! Improved INew Model

Three Youths Coming Tomorrow

of 105 Second St., will be held at Church with the Rev. Ford B. 
2 p.m, tomorrow from Bendle Fu-Reed officiating. Burial will follow The Weather Bureau said that 

“CLOPAY” 

"\neral Home with burial at Corunna lin Oak Hill Cemetery. The body relief from the unseasonal cold 

:
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with it, Some 
ao were 

Mrs. Darling leaves her husband, 
/one daughter, Mrs. Elinor Jordan 
of Holly; one sister, Mrs, Marjorie 
»|Kurth of Palmdale, Calif.; two 
“|brothers, Duane Simpson of Mack-

Police Arrest Three 

inaw City, Kenneth Simpson of Lan. 
sing; and two grandchildren. 

iAffer Store Holdup 

Tuesday,when it will be sent to, 
Morgantown. Dr, Duckworth died 

Redford post State Police today

Woodward Racers , 

are holding three Redford Town-

S unday, 

ship youths for investigation in the

He leaves his widow, Myrtle; 

$172 armed robbery last night of

"Given Stiff Fines

daughter, Glenna Joy at home; 

a Farmington Township grocery.

three brothers, Tilman of Pensa-

BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Two! The three are Thomas E. Kelley,

cola, Fla., Donald Caraway, also 
. of Pensacola, Lawrence Caraway 

young men received $100 fines in 18; David Pehrson, 19; and Ber-
of Morgantown, N.C.; five sisters, 

Bloomfield Hills Jusfice Court to-nard J. King, 18. 

day, as Justice Alva J. Richardson Two of the youths, armed with a

_|\Mrs. Marie Causby, Mrs. Indiana 

cracked down on Wootiward avenue | .22 calibre pistol, allegedly held up 
a grocery owned by Sam Abraham-

==. +Smith, Mrs. Phyllis Brown, Mrs. 

Frances Franklin, all of Morgan-racing, -

Eugene E. Uhrynowski, 21, of on Grand River last night, taking!

town; Mrs. Vivian Dolan of Rye, 

‘Detroit and Roy L, Fields, 19, of $160 from the till and $12 from

N.Y.; and his parents, 

306 S. Edith St., Pontiac, both paid Abraham's wallet. The third re-

Mrs, Milo A. Pressel 

[their fines, after pleading guilty to portedly waited in a car outside. 
Six of the rings have been re-OXFORD—Service for Mrs. Milo 

reckless driving, The pair were ar-Before leaving the store, the two 

covered, the said, and, _ Pressel, of

detectives (Zina) 71, Empire, rested at 2:35 a.m. today after bandits fired a shot into the wall-
added that other arrests may formerly of Clarkston, will be held ithey were clocked driving up Woo! over Abraham's head, _ police 
follow, at 2 p.m, Wednesday from the! 

|ward from Long Lake road at. said. Both were masked. 

Glenn

A, Dueckworth 

60

urday in her home after a long 

Methodist Church, Oxford, with 

speeds of over 100 miles per hour, | 

is at the William F. Davis Funeral’ weather will accompany the arriv-

lal of spring in Pontiac tomorrow. ACCORDION 

Anthony 
Anthony 
It will be fair tonight with a low/&Skarabauka -
between 13 and 17 degrees. to-
(Tony) Skarabuka, 67, morrow the temperatite will range 
DOORS 
of 50 Turk St, died Friday in St. ifrom 38 to 42. 4 
Joseph Mercy Hospital. The lowest tempreature preced-
He was born in Russia on Jan-| ing 8 a.m. was 19 degrees. The 
uary 22, 1889 and was employed) ‘thermometer Eeeimered 34—soat 
by Kirby Packing Co. 1 p.m. _ 
Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tues-
day from 
Burial will 
Sparks-Griffin Chapel. 
follow in Oak Hill Cem-
Report Theft of Coats 
etery. | Three employes of a club at 88 
_— 'Bagley St. told Pontiac police their | je 
Total annual loss to farmers coats were stolen from a rear room | = 
from plant disease, insects and Saturday night. ‘= 
weeds, in the United States, is! Total loss in the theft, police 
-
. 
* For Bedroom, Closets, etc. 
© Pre-Pleat Panels, May Be 
Painted if Desired. 
Adds 8 sq. ft, of usable space 
Reinforced steel 
about $13,000,000,000. ‘said, was estimated at $215. el, 
| yourself with a screw-driver. 
| 38-Inch Accordion 
Ask Clothing for Needy | Door 
Marlette Students Join SIMMS 
Berto io ae Fassed 
in ‘Bundle Week’ Drive 
MARLETTE — Monday begins| clothing, but wearables for This Low Price for Tonight and Tuesday Only! 

adults and infants also are wel-

“Bundle Week” in Michigan, and 

come,’ Charles Joslin, elemen-| 

tary principal, said. ‘

Pomenger Hurt asGor. Yhurial in Oxford Cemetery. She Fowler and William Moore. Marlette Community Elementary

(11 Commission. Hopefuls

died Saturday. Two.of three youths caught at 

a, School] will be among others

Collide at Intersection 

Address Amvets Rally

Mrs, Pressel leaves her husband; |stop ight on Woodward after a to 

Franklin! 

“Much of the clothing will 

Everything Needed to Cut Hair at Home and Save!

throughout the Oakland County 

two daughters, Mrs, Willis Heacock shipped to needy boys and girls in

Sandea Janis White, 17, of Wa-speeds up to 80 miles per hour, area to join in the drive to aid

Candidates for Pontiac's City 

out. 

7-Pc. ELECTR 

IC Barber Sets

the South,” he pointed

of Pontiac, Mrs. Clyde Throop of 

‘also received fines at Bloomfield} 

needy children.

terford Township, was reported in 

\Commission in the April 2 election

Oxford; and a sister, Mrs. Herbert! Hills Saturday, Fred P. Galster, 

Residents are asked to bundle)

fair condition in Pontiac General 

have been invited to appear at a

Phries of Mt. Clemens. {18, of 30598 Greenbriar, 

together all the clean, wearable

Hospital today after a three-car 

|Town Hall meeting sponsored by 

Children Federation.

|Village, paid a $75 fine, and Walter} 

iclothing they can find and donate

pileup on M59 at Airport Road. Byon W. Hewitt 

$13.40 Value

| Amvets Bemis-Olsen Post 113 Sun-| 

Exactly

Bundles may be turned in to the|

'P. Spencer, 21, of 101 Rosetta Rd., 

lit to the drive. Bundles may be

Miss White suffered a possible 

MILFORD — Service for Byon. 

"| day afternoon, 

Pictured

schools or given to any school as

turned in to either srhool, with 

7.99

fractured skull and multiple lac-|W. Hewitt, 91, of 510 Atlantic St., | Auburn Heights paid a $60 fine. 

| Eleven candidates have 

child for delivery, Joslin said, and)

ac-

The third man, William c. brewer, 

Bea McDonald School as the

erations in the crash, 

cen-

will be at the Abbott Funeral 

lcepted, program chairman Mal-

those who have no youngsters in

23, of 1830 Peter, Monroe, failed’

She was a passenger in the 

tral collection point.

car ‘Home, Maple Rapids, at 3 p.m. 

‘colm Oswalt said today. One, J.H. 

school are urged to hand clothing

to 

aareses 

and forfeited his $75

driven by Joan Baum Cunningham, | 

‘Wednesday, Mr. Hewitt died today 

| Patrick Glynn, is uncertain wheth-“Major need is for children’s to a neighboring student. ~ 

25, of Waterford Township, which 

in the Green Lake Rest Home. His ‘ 

‘er he will be able to attend. Com-

driver,also included in

was hit by one driven by Herbert | pody will be at Richardson-Bird| A fourth 

Here's What

| missioner Floyd P. Miles and Gil-

Roe, 59, of Ypsilanti, and in turn, Funeral Home, Milford until 9 p.m. the drag race which went four-

You Get:

‘bert W. Long have declined. 

Voters have been invited to meet 

A

abreast along W oodward, was not

struck one driven by Roger Ste-

| Tuesday.

surviving 

@ Wahl Electrie

17, of Waterford Township.) 

his grandson, Jo. Caught, police said, 5

vens, 

are 

Clippers

| thetr candidates at the discussion,

seph R. Hewitt of Oswego, N.Y. @ 

Crew-Cut 

jscheduled for 2 p.m. in the Amvets Guide

Wives to Be Guests

The Weather 

Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report 

‘and three great-grandchildren. . 

ihall at 570 Oakland Ave. @ Barber Comb

i Gifford Buck 

‘at Club Charter Meeting 

@ Barber Shears

| Coffee and doughnuts will be; —f-> 

PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Fair today. | WALLED LAKE — Service for up bills and reduce month!: @ Neck Cape 
and tomerrow, warmer tomerrow, Hi 

served after the meeting. 
87, low tonight 15-1%, high | Clifford Buck, 53, 3181 Fisher Rd., 

| OXFORD — The recently organ-| then— in a single visit — lent me @ Instructions 
Northerly winds 16-15) ized Methodist Men's Club of the: Proc Str You, ton, cn ges oth oan inst dvi @ Clipper Ol

will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday from’ 

m.p.h. today becoming light and vartable 
tenight, ithe Richardson-Bird Chapel, Oxford Methodist Churchwill hold Second Chance Group office if you phone first. Or, if more convenient,wri! 
Give perfect trim 
Walled Lake, with burial in Com-|its charter meeting today with to Meet on Tuesday 5 Ges Gb Eee 

the first time 
Teday in Pontiac you try . . pro-
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m merce Cemetery. Mr, Buck died fessional h air

a cooperative dinner at 7 p.m 

Their wives will be their guests | GINGELVILLE — The Second 

cuts 

with a little

early Friday as the result of 

an

J

» 

8 a.m.: wind velocity 15 mph. 

Direction: North 

practice. Com. 

plete instruction

and Ray Labbitt, Detroit Confer-| ‘Chance Extension Group will meet

‘auto accident. 

Sun sets Monday ai 6 7 p.m 

ence Lay leader, will be the speak-| Tuesday at 11 a.m., at the home booklet 

Sun rises Tuesday at 626 am Clarence C. Sherman Sr. 

jot Mrs. Robert Strehle. Co-hostess

-— tises Monday at 11:12 fa m, ler. 
Moon sets Tuesday ai 734 a WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —-

2nd Floor « Lawrence7

Bidg., ¥

|Service 

for 

Clarence 

C. 

Sherman} 

omens Tempereceres 

2 eee 

ae rete eres 

2 held at 2 p.m. 

** Voorhees-Siple Chapel, Pontiac, 
with burial in Drayton Plains Cem-
Sunday im Pontiac 

letery. He died Saturday fohiowing,

(As recorded cada bataetelald | 

: oo. 30, a long illness. 

DO YOU OWN 2 CARS? HOME OWNERS! ROOFING 

vo 18) 

Mr. Sherman leaves two sons,

Mean temperature.......... Files 24 HOT SPRAY METHOD

Weather—Cold. ;Clarence Jr. of Pontiac, Milton of, | Ask us about: * 

eet lec 

One Vear “Age Pontiac lw alled Lake: four daughters, Mrs. | The NEW type of home owners’ insurance. All your HoT

Ago in 20 — 
Highest. temperature,.,.....+..-5 | Norman Smith, Mrs. Karl Smith, sehar assumes TERFECT PENE-

| policies in one with only one expiration date! A

SAVE 25% 

TRATION AND ADHESION. Will not

Mrs. James Wikle and Mrs. Roy, 

eheck or crack under_any weather

|Segler, all of Pontiac; a brother, FIRE—WIND—THEFT—LIABILITY—ETC.

Qn Insurance for the Second Car!

Frank of Plymouth; three sisters, "50% SAVINGS

DWELLING AND FURNISHINGS 5-Year Unconditional

Mrs. Stabley “Chambers of East a If our agency insures both cars, a sav-Guaranteed on Any Roof Jé6d 

Old Reefs Made Better Than New Guarantee

Tawas, Mrs. Calvin Wilson of St. J . ingof 25°% is allowed on the second car. SAVE UP TO 25% 

Commercial Repair Service—Flat Roofs Our Specialty

‘Thomas, Ont., Mrs. Alma Wells of 

“We Lorde bar ipa Root Too

London, Ont.; 15 grandchildren See or Call FE 5-7387

H. R. Nicholie
4jand 3 great-grandchildren, 

Marshall T. Hadden 

MAYNARD JOHNSON 

SHELDON ROOF SPRAYING CO.

HOLLY — Service for Marshall INSURANCE AGENCY | GENERAL INSURANCE 

T. Hadden, 74, of 3286 M87, will be! Community Nat'l Bank COMMERCIAL—INDUSTRIAL—RESIDENTIAL—APARTMENT
49 Mt. Clemens Phone FE 2-1372 [

held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday from! 

Phone FE 4-4523 

Bendle Funeral Home, with buri 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, 19,

MARCI1936 

Your PTA IS Planning: 

Rotary to Hear oa eee oe big

\Daniel Axford Meeting 

at Seymour Lake

: SS pa

Lincoln Official niigaeipiany

"OMEO — Fire caused

on 

Mental Health Month

A

| SEYMOUR LAKE—A “Spring a|

sponsored by the 

$2,000

bedrooms

. }Ia Carte” supper,

OXFORD—Daniel Axford = Woods”—and his Piney Woods 

New Industrial Relations . 

Camage to two upstairs 

in the home of Mrs. Patricia A. 

will observe “Mental Health) country lite school for colored, Belle Sherwood Circle, will be held Cook, 29) S$. Main St. Sunday,

Manager Will Address | Tuesday in the basement of the morning.

Month,” at 8 p.m. Tuesday at) S0#F Jackson, Miss, 

‘Seymour Lake Methodist Church °

Walled Lake Club

their meeting in the school all-| Refreshments will be served by 

| The supper will pe smorgas-

— the fourth grade room mothers, Romeo Fire Chief-Walter Werth!
| board style and serving will be-|...) ,, ; ; 
WALLED LAKE — Principal 

~~ 2 ‘Mrs. N. Tasker and Mrs. M. | gin at 6 p.m. said the children had. been playing,

A psychologist from the Lapeer sawyer. 

; with matches, setting fire to, bed-

State Home and Training School| a speaker at the Walled Lake Ro-

| This will be the first event open ding in the home shortly after 9

will present the film “Preface to! ee: taryy Club Club meeting Monday night_ 2 to ‘the neers pais the basement',.m. Mrs. Cooke 

was in the lowet 
a Life.” will, be James L. Craw who has {was completed. A program will be 5. > le

held is the gudlicelins of thc part of the house at the time. 
A question and answer period | e e e Qe been appointed manager of the a 

church at 8 p.m. with a group from) _ Mrs. Cook and her sons George _

" will follow the 30 minute presen-jnewly-established industrial rela-' 

Oxford givinga—review.-of. their; 6 Beger,5 and Dennis 4, fled |
“| tation, -. __ {tions office of the Lincoln Division’ seminar to the United-Nations via} a Belghbor’s house after call 

|

‘Troy rom X Or of Ford ‘Motor’ Co. | = Washington, D.C. . : ing the fire department. 
The Troy No. 2 PTA will meet | A new plant and office building | ' 2 The blaze was quickly ex-; & : cae 
on Wednesday, at 8 p.m. at the Rochester OES Plans ‘| tinguished, and the rest of the 

. ection olficers W. i ierfei P :

school. Election of offi il be) Home Town Turns Out... ee romain Oe the Le > A A house was only slightly damaged

\coln Division is located just three) MRS. RAY SETTERINGTON

saad Friendship Meetin oc rater. | JEAN CASKEY 

to Honor U. of M. Star miles from Walled Lake. It is -Mu es ROCHE ne R ies OF |by ake 

| Mr. and Mrs. Lynn B, Caskey of

Mr. and Mrs. William Henry lconsidered of vital interest to bus. ™": @nd Mrs.” Albert Gay of. HESTER — Rochester OES ~~ 
Knowlton of Pleasant Ridge will | Edgar Meads ‘White Lake announce the engage-

‘inessmen’ and residents neve be. Union Lake announce the marriage ‘N°: 165 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jaycee Auxiliary 
present a documentary sound icause of the size of the develop. ©f their daughter, Shirley Ann, to Wednesday in Rochester Masonic 

to Meet on Tuesda ‘ment of their daughter Jean, to

film in full color telling the story | OXFORD—Egar Meads, captain ment and the fact that the prop-Raymond Setterington, son of Mr. emple. UeseOY..... [Russell McDonnell. He is the son 
of Dr. Lawrence Jones—“The jof the University of Michigan 1955 erty is within the Walled Lake @°d Mrs. Douglas Setterington of This will comprise the annual WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm G.-Me-

MRS. ROBERT JUBELT ‘Flint. The wedding took place on friendship meeting of the unit, and business meeting of the Junior Donnell, also of White Lake. No

Little Professor of Piney (football team, a former outstanding Consolidated School District.

WALLED LAKEShirley

— Ann 
athlete at Oxford High School, was) a ‘March 10, at Union Lake. |Oakland County officers will be Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary date has been set for the wedding. 

Randall and Robert E. Jubelt 

honored at a banquet here Satur-/ Craw presently lives with his ‘entertained, : |will be held at the home of Mrs.| ——— 

spoke their wedding. vows eal sais 2 z _| wife and four children at Livenia. — + : | x iGer , , : : :

= i at the Daniel AXx-tive of Flint, he is a gradu. Homemakers to Meet Gerald DeWees, Tuesday at 8 Calico Girls Meeting .
day evening 'p.m. William Goulet, Jaycee presi-

in a candlelight cere-U \) at omeo 
mony, held at the First Methodist 

ate of the University of Michi. | = : ‘Troy Women to Meet = ?-'™. “iam yee. : : soe 

Four community organizations, gan and alse has.served with the | ROCHESTER — The | oe ee me oe ee eee

Church in Farmington. Some 200 

ponsored the affair which was at-| U Homemakers Group will meet to-|_ TROY — The Women's Assn. of final plans will be made for the Calico Girls Extension Club-will 

guests attended the wedding. 

feaded by seeroriastaly 175 id os sei a 'morrow afternoon at the home of [TY Center Presbyterian Church Auxiliary booth at the sports and/meet at 7:30 p.m: Wednesday at 

sons, They are the Oxted Villag | He joined the personne! office of Mra, Fred Von Tobel, 1607 N. Li | will hold its monthly meeting Tues-' Builders Show, . |the home of Mrs. George Barber, 

and Mrs.

6250 W. 

: Alfred E. : Randall of eee

Maple Robert's Activity 

Council, Rotary Club, Chamber of jhe Ford Division in ee eS ce Ba te Ge i sankey, Ot 2:20 moon, at the home of} . |St10 Grass Lake Rig “Meeting the

ia . ae was nam rsonne] manager ¢rnois Rd. The group will make! “rowe * be | ss

Commerce and Lions Club. pe mnager i | Mrs. Joseph Crowe, 605 West Big Mrs. Leo Martin Meat -Bills will” be the lesson

Rd. 

carl Start Separate 

and Mrs. Al 

ents are the Ernest A. Jublets 
373 W. Hazelhurst, Ferndale. 
of 
Tuesday 
5 
With 
. 
Meetings 
Toastmaster for the program |“! 
was R. A. Ambrose, superinten-) 
= Lincoln’ 
* 
Division. oe 
a 
le = year's 
To 
projects. Beaver 
eee 
Ra. : Cuthrell_ will 
ee 
be co-hostesses. —~ ‘topic. 
——— . = = 
vi, kids wad ceed ri =| at Listed Locations |dént of the Oxford public schools. . : = 
: 7 ; . . Speakers at the banquet in-
rag phbmpialiages pea tear | ROMEO—Cub Scouts in Romeo} ojuded Bill Reed of Cuanae tor-

and she carried a cascade bou. |Dave been divided into three sep-| merty of Oxford, who is assist-

: af carpailens comtored with jarate units for their regular pack) gn¢ director of the Big Ten Con-

NEY aber . meetings, according to Cubmaster| terence; Jack Lees of St. Clair

: Harold Hayes. A 
Jean Randall was maid of honor) Beginning tomorrow night pack h

Shores, former Oxford coach; 

and bridesmaids were Mary Joam|meetings will be held in three lo-| °fOciurd High Stnool. 

Jubelt and Doris Harms. ;eations. Three cubmasters and 
Best man was Robert Berry of three assistants have been appoint-| Meads was presented with a 
Detroit, while Ronald Randall of!ed to handle the smaller, more Plaque in recognition of his 

MumitzTV

Walled Lake and Ronald Ray of|workable units for. the remainder achievements, A trophy also was 
Ferndale served as ushers. lof the year, Hiyes said. \given in his honor for presentation 

_ Deborah Leavensworth was | Division A, which includes any Seger gel aes 

the flower girl and Johnny Jolin-| dens 2, 7, 11, 12 and 13 will |" procontation of the plaque ‘ond 

son was ringbearer. meet at the South Schoo] under trophy was made by Harold Pick-

ae| the direction of Hayes and his | COP?Y 7

A reception for 300 guests was gems ford on behalf of the four spon-

held in the VFW Hall at Redford| ®**!stant, Conréd Freideman, 

soring organizations. 
In receiving the awards, Meads 
B/yaid special! tribute to his parents, 

1956 Mwatz.

and Mrs. G. E. Meads, and|: 

ASHE & KOLHOFF

stressed the fact that scholarship 

after the ceremony. The First Congregational Church |

. oJ 

The newlyweds are 

spending; will be the scene of a Division 

their honeymoon at St. Petersburg,/ meeting composed of Dens 4, 6, 8,/pr. 

Fla, 10 and 14. Kurt Dittrich will be/ 

the cubmaster, and his assistant ang extracurricular activities were 
will be Charles Friedrich. far more important to him than 
Dens 1, 3, 5 and 9 in Division football honors. 

break thru the Price Barrier

Wool Incentive 

C will be meeting at St. Paul's |

Episcopal raat uader the Special guests a Geese: 

leadership of Cubmaster Wilbert | WT? members of t veer a with a Market-Shattering 

Groehn and assistant cubmaster | Sty Club and members : 

David E. Strom, High School organ oars

Dates Posted 

All meetings will begin at 7-30) wee gavel covers oOr . 

p.m. Meads, a 1952 graduate pf Oxford 
Programs and award ceremonies |High, won letters in football, bas-
to File Applications for will follow the same general themeketball, ‘baseball and track, and CONSOLE 
jin all three meetings, Hayes re-|was an honor student while in Ox-

April 30 Is Final Day. 

Payments 
| 
in WALNUT WOOD ©

ported, He added that for special ford. He will graduate from Uni-
activities the 93 cub scouts will|versity of Michigan this year and

Final date for filing applications | 

join forces at a common meeting | plans to enter medical school in 
for incentive payments on Shorn place. |the fall. 
wool or Pulled wool (Lambs and 
Yearlings) is April 30, Walter R. 
Cook, office manager of the Oak-
land County Agricultural Stabiliza-' 

Title Mig eprhne Misses

tion and Conservation office an-
nounced today. | 

LJ * LJ 

at Waterford Reach II 

If a producer wishes to make 
application for 4 wool incentive} 

WATEREORP TOWNSHIP —'sen,’ Sharon Hetherington, Lau-
payment under the 1955 Wool In-

Eleven aspirants for the title ofjrene Anselmy, Dinna Brown and 
centive Program, he must ha 

“Miss Waterford’ have been|Barbara Looney. 

shorn the wool on or after Jan. 1, 

listed by the Junior Chamber of| Since the winner will be

1955, and must have marketed his; 

Commérce, sponsor of the contest! eligible toe compete in the Miss

shorn wool or sold lambs for} 

which is to be a highlight of their) michigan contest later this year,

slaughter between the dates of 

“Sports and Builders Show'’| high standards are being kept

Apr. 1, 1955 and March 31, 1956, 

March 23-25 at the CAI building. in this contest, The girls will be

which is the 1955 marketing year. 
Those having qualified so far) judged on such features as | 

Uf a producer has marketed 

are Deanna Mielke, Jean Liimatta, poise, speaking ability, attrac-
his shorn wool, er sold his lambs | Janice Gidley, Barbara Kenifeck.| ty of tars aed gare) aad call 
for slaughter within the 1955 

Frances Babinski, and Frankie} 59 on. Delivery and Installation $10

marketing year, he must make 

Russell. Others are Carol Johan-The first eliminations are set

application for a wool incentive 

payment not later than 30 days for Friday evening, March ~ 23. 
prafter March 31. Five of these will be selected EW LOW Pp | 

Any producer who carries rae nn mmons, ’ Saturday, and the queen will be 2

crowned Sunday evening.

shorn woot or lambs, and markets 
the shorn wool or lambs in the) 

Those interested in entering the 
1956 marketing year, beginning on . : = s

the,contest may contact Mrs. Don-
April 1, 1956, will be eligible for a! omeo inner 

ald -Arsen, Mrs. Gerald Lewis 
wool incentive payment in the 1956 

‘and° Mrs. Charles Pappas for 
marketing year. Any questions 

further information. WALNUT WOOD 

WALNUT

Sixth Grade Girl Tops 

wa SWIVEL

wool producers may have about 

wooD 

CONSOLE 

the wool program should be sent 
to the ASC office, 321 Hubbard) 

in Safety Contest; Boy, Slate Final Concert

Jimmy Phillips Is 2nd 

CONSOLETTE

|

3uilding, Pontiac, 

of Series at Holly

ee ee 

1695

ROMEO — Twelve-year-old Ar

Rev. J. W. Wright | 

Timmons was namec -grand prize 

HOLLY—The final concert in.

to Speak Again 

winner in the second annual safety'the course being given by the! 
j poster contest in 

special cere-ffolly-Fenton Community Assn. will!

at Lake Orion 

jmmonies held at the South Grade pe given Thursday evening at 8:15! 
School last night. !

o'clock in the multi-purpose room|

*

LAKE ORION—By popular 

*

re-, 

of the Holly schools. It is to be) 

quest Rev. James W. Wright, pas-

Ann is the daughter of Mr. and nut on by Whittemore-Lowe pian-
tor of Mt. Clemens Methodist } Mrs. Rex Emmons and a sixth,icrg . 

Church, will return to Lake ; ‘rade student at the North Grade, The advance ticket for next win-CASH or TERMS 
Orion to speak at the sixth and } 

School. She received a trophy from ter’s concert series has nearly 
final Lenten Fellowship service at Inspector Lloyd W. Praedel, chief jeon completed, and warrants a 
the Lake Orion Methodist Church, , f the Accident Preventien Bureau capacity -attendance, the same as 
at 6:30 pim. Wednesday. _ of the Detroit Police Department.),. greeted each number on this 

Mrs. John Wesley will be the | 

Runner-up Jimmy Phillips, |winter’s course. The numbers will

soloist. A program for children has 

son of Mr. and Mrs. William again alternate between Holly and

been arranged during the serv-' 

ice 
Phillips, also received a cup, a (Fenton Call TODAY For A 

special gift from Inspector | 
The public is invited to attend 

20” 3-SPEED FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION

Praedel himself. Jimmy, also | 

and reservations may be made 

a sixth grader, is a student at Expect to See 
for dinner with Mrs, Lyle Speas, 

WINDOW FAN

tbo) even) Shes! Commerce Area

MY 2.4041, 

Romeo Police Chief Gordon : ° 
Persons not atte to attend the 

Isgood announced the 59 room Building Spurt 

dinner are invited to the preaching 

V vinners in the contest which had COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Build. 

service at 7 

deral 9-945

Feel Di tracted) some, 900, ents. From 33 

ng activit¥ ‘in Commerce Town-

bis group. grade winners were 

ship picked up during the month

6 North Branch Students « h osen, 

* * * of February after the customary) This +s the time to buy and save for the hot Insist on Factory Authorized 
School Speech Winners first January lull, according to Morgan | months ahead. 5-year guarantee on fan motors

They are: David Perry Muntz TV Service: Call Pontiaé Phone FE 5-9457

Reichert, township building at

NORTH BRANCH — Six North grade: Janice Byers, second grade; I Changes air every 2-4 minutes 

spector.

Branch High School speech con-Jerry McLeod, third; Vera 
test winners will enter the district Kiriczenko. fourth; Linda Shoe-| The township office issued four 
forensics competition to be held at maker, fifth; James Phillips.) permits for an estimated cost of | 

Unionville Thursday. sixth: David Owen, seventh; and | construction of $32,000 in Febru-

The first and second place win-Priscilla Forton, ungraded room. ary as compared to twe permits 
ners in the local school contest for an estimated cost of construc-

1116 W. HURON 

Room winners received pins| 

were named Jast week in three tion of $7,000 during January.

fram Chief Osgood; runners-up Open Daily and Sunday ‘til 10 P. M.

classifications. They are: Joe Dom-Reichert expects building activity

‘were given ribbons, The eight. In the Huron Bow! Bidg. — 212 Blocks West of Telegraph

itrz, 10th grade, and Gail Nash, | 

to spurt during the coming months. |

grade winners were awarded en. |

9th, in the declamatory speech PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 

grawed plaques. :

classification; Rose Ann Langfer-

Meeting at Ortonville 

man, 9th, and Belle Summersett. The contest was sponsored by, 
12th, interpretive reading; andt he Elementary Schools Club of! ORTONVILLE—MOMS Unit No. 

Sharon DeGiow, 9th, and Janet Romeo. Some 400 parents, teach-|14 will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in} 
«Summersett, "2th humorous classi-ers and children participated in|the home of Mrs. Wilmer, Ki!bourn,| 
fication t he @eremonies | 152 W. Maj) St. 


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' ’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, --_MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1956 gs Da 

Lost Pet ‘Snake

qi ‘Texans 

month ago.!A frigilaniad aiail 

worker slashed him, but.Dr. Whit-

Finally Turns Up WOMEN'S

ney patched him up and they've 

jness lie. We Texans nev been friends ever since.

never stretch i797 Doc's Library HEEL LIFTS

lan untruth fer eff “It's a very pleasant snake, not.

By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 

Example: 

A New Yorker will say that

Eo (INS) 

— 

ORANGE, Conn. @®—Dr. George /®"ything ferocious or dangerous,”

pa 

a is Emil Marks, New York is the most exciting NOT THE NAT tv ayy ¥ 

ty the world. This brag. Emil, who spins wondrous

who stop trains and shoot

_ eagles They are

:

.. timersthese parts say that if

in a| 

biggest longhorn cattle nms in | 

in 

is 

| 

_|Whitney’s baby boa constrictor Dr. Whitney said.

passen-

remnants 

stor

a 

StOF~|

body can't tell a Texas lie from 1 in old * ‘Wright Boys Gang | south Texas. * * & jes of his experiences herding

"S

_ & Texas truth, ‘he has no business jthat got fed up ‘with the service’ 

Marks had a lady friend who | A Texan will say that 50p eee cattle in the late 19th Century) 
being Bere at all.

. jon, the Santa Fe and therefore died at age 88 from falling off a ing cowboys were saved 
I'll be flying passe or 'pushed through the acroplane. haree in a race, so he is leery of blizzard by. a shennan, The Texas, before murder was! 
gambling. Outside of that, though, snake bit Pegleg Joe and his limb frowned upon, believes that it's 
_— tying rather than going Seeman eee eet = there is nothing he's afraid of,'swole up so big there was fire-|the “converts” to Texas who are 
AAAADRA ARANDA PAPDAD PPPAPPELAP PPE PA ‘y even telling the truth when it wood for a week. Is this brag~ giving the state its reputation for 

4 hurts. sing? boasting. Never the natives. 

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Michi-|versity: 

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WASHINGTON (INS)— ANN ARBOR& — A cancer re-| 

training west German troops. New)

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‘throughout

=| Will Never Be Grace’ Ss

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into the. disease, The

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CHICAGO—At 

Coleman, of 

‘search institute’ has been 

lished by 

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iblowers. He asked the city council

|

the University of 

has reveived avalos units 

Europe|

Corp. of Detroit, is the 

present the United for a law providing @ fine of 200

new 

dent-elect of the U, $, Chamber of 

'ganto consolidate work on cancer.!separate gifts and grants trom | bring to 456 the total teaching the States is 

producing 70 per cent of! |Pesos ($100) or six months in jail

-

Commerce, , By EARL WILSON-

Among ‘its purposes will be the|cancer research. lGermans use and maintenance of|the world’s passenger cars. -lfor offenders. 

He was unanimously elected to NEW YORK—“Isn't it sad—Grace will never be able to 

the post by the chamber‘s 50-mem-gamble again in the Monte Carlo casino!" exclaimed her good 

ber board-of directors for a one-

friend and wedding guest Gant Gaither. ie Secon,

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“As a reigning monarch, she'll never be able to go into}

succeed A. Boyd Campbell of 
Jackson, Miss. 

the place,” the Broadway producer from te poetiiend sighed. 

: Gus ike 

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told the children, “We must all 

Boy-Girl Bike Offered. 

empty our. peckets.’* 

BOSTON—Now available

| Teacher Makes 

Pockets were emptied, but there: 

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“Now everybody take off. his 

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Good Detective 

A-shrill ery came from the rear moved when a girl wants to 
of the room.

Old, Traditional Advice “She has the money between her 

toes," one student cried, pointing,

by Mother Helps to Nab 

to another pupil. 

Thatcher

Little School Thief Sure enough, an 8-year-old girl 
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\the child admitted the theft and 
jHeath school tried to solve a rash’ 

other thefts, 
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of 50 cents lunch money was teat-' ulated Miss Kraft had one ques: _ 
= tion; did you think to have

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Just to refresh your memory .. . on March 25th 
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. » « some for several days . . . and things in 
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