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: May B Be Launched This Week | 
) von Checked | Spee Ip. ur uD ic | Vor 7 It was conceivable 
fire the three-stage rocket, and possibly to place 
& grapefruit size satellite in an orbit, might 
come within a day or two. 
It might also develop—should the Vanguard 
  that a new attempt to stain 
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experts find that the repeated delays have weak- 
ened any part of the sensitive vehicle—that there 
would be a considerable postponement. 
* * * 
The Vanguard rocket came within 35 seconds 
of launching Saturday, shortly after 3 p.m. 
Then, it was learned from informed sources, the 
so-called umbilical line—the missile's last link with 
the ground—failed to disconnect. 
The crane operator 
on hand for such an emergeficy was missing. As 
a result there was a costly delay. 
Similarly, 
winds aloft. 
ot * 
At the time the Navy 
the weather officer said i 
fl i a “hold” or temporary delay in the e| 
approaches toward launching time was ordered ei 
on the basis of a weather report indicating high who was to have been oe 
* 
received the wind report 
t might be in error. 
Vanguard officials could not afford to take 
a chance. The Vanguard rocket is so tall and 
slender that winds over 
menace to it. A “hold” 
was a long wait. 
Finally a weather balloon was sent aloft. It re- 
futed the wind forecast. 
countdown resumed. 
CAPE CANAVERAL, 
a faulty weather report, 
possibly this week. 
* 
Air Force missile test cen 
Se 
  a crane operator’s absence 
at a crucial moment of need, and a series of minor 
technical breakdowns, the Navy today prepared a 
new attempt to launch its Vanguard space rocket, 
* 
A new firing schedule was under discussion 
in conferences between officials of the Naval Re- 
search Laboratory in Washington, the Martin Co. 
—builder of the big rocket—in Baltimore, and the 15 miles an hour are a 
was ordered and there 
Almost immediately the 
Fla. (AP)—Frustrated by 
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ter here. 
EER SS gS eee tes Se SRS pan’, 
Strike in Garment Ir industry 
May End Within 24 Hours NEW YORK (Striking 
manfacturers have reached garment workers and dress 
agreement on money issues 
and appear headed for a full eee today or to- 
morrow. 
The ticklish problem of contract enforcement — the 
other major issue in the sixday-old strike — is still to   
Heavy Coats 
and Sweaters 
Back in Vogue 
Heavy coats and sweaters will 
be back in style for. Pontiac area 
residents. 
| The U.S. Weather Bureau pre- 
dicts mostly cloudy, rather windy 
‘and cold weather for tonight and 
tomorrow. Scattered snow flurries 
are also expected. 
The low tonight will be 24-28 
degrees and the high tomorrow 
around 34. 
The outlook for Wednesday ts 
mostly cloudy with little change 
in temperature. 
The Weather Bureau's five-day 
forecast predicts temperatures will 
average around three degrees be- 
low the normal high of 42 and 
normal low of 26. 
_ * * b 
Only minor day-to-day tempera- 
ture changes are expected. There} 
will be snow flurries or rain 
Wednesday and Thursday and snow 
flurries Friday.’ 
The lowest recorded temperature 
in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 
a.m. was 27. At 2 p.m. the reading 
was 37. *be resolved. 
An employer spokesman 
said last night both sides 
agreed on a 11% per cent 
package increase. 
* * * 
The spokesman said it includes 
an 11 per cent boost in base pay 
and a payroll deduction for sev- 
erance pay of one half of 1 per 
cent. 
Agreement also was reached 
on overtime for piece workers— 
81 per cent of the workers are 
employed on this basis—after 35 
hours. 
Union officials declined to con- 
\firm or deny the reported terms. 
The dispute, first maJor strike 
by the International Ladies Gar- 
ment Workers Union in 25 years, 
has affected nine Eastern states 
and idled 105,000 ILGWU mem- 
bers. 
* * * 
The wage agreement came after 
two days of intensive mediation 
by two peacemakers appointed by 
|Mayor Robert F. Wagner—former 
U. S. Sen. Herbert H. Lehman and 
.|Harry Uviller, impartial chairman 
of the dress industry. 
The mediators joined with 
David Dubinsky, president of the 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4)     
| John Cross Replaces 
Richard Mack on FCC 
WASHINGTON (im — President Elsenhower today nominated 
Democrat John S. Cross to be a member of the Federal Communi- 
cations Commission. 
under fire. 
* He succeeds Richard A. Mack, who resigned 
x * 
Cross, 53, now is assistant chief of the State Department's tele- 
~ communications division. 
He has been in the communications field for about 22 years, 
the White House said. 
Mack, also a Democrat, resigned a week ago today while under 
sharp criticism from members of a House investigating subcom- 
mittee, arid others. 
* * * 
In accepting the resignation, the President called the step wise 
and told Mack he had impaired his usefulness. 
The subcommittee took testimony that Mack accepted loans 
from a Miami lawyer interested i 
Mack denied any wrongdoing. n a case pending before the FCC. 
The nomination of Cross, a legal resident of Arkansas, is sub- 
ject to confirmation by the Senate. 
A native of Birmingham, Ala., 
Department since 1946. ; Cross == worked for the State 
* ke. 
He was gredonted in 1923 from the Alabama: Polytechnic Insti- 
tute with a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering. 
In 1941 Cross served as. a member of the Defense Communica- 
tions Board. 
In 1936-41 he was a member i 
of the federal government’ 8 inter- 
department Radio Advisory Commission. 
a —*<   
Orders Hospital 
‘to Give Records       ‘to Sullenberger Judge Adams Rules on 
Files of 25 Cases Cited 
in Ouster Action 
Circuit Judge Clark J. 
-|Adams today ordered Pon- 
|tiac General Hospital to 
imake certain of its medical 
records available to coun-], 
-|sel for Dr. Neil H. Sullen,- 
=|berger, but denied a move 
‘jaimed at protecting . the 
.|ousted staff surgeon's ’s repu- 
- | tation. 
The records are those of 
_jpatients in 25 cases in 
_/which it has been alleged 
;|Dr. 
_|professional medical stand-| Sullenberger violated 
ards. 
a * * 
Judge Adams noted that he was 
over any records that have been 
especially developed for its defense 
in the $250,000 damage suit brought 
by Dr. Sullenberger for reinstate- 
ment. 
“Those public records accumu. 
lated during the normal course of 
hospital business are the ones af- 
fected by this ruling,” Judge 
Adams said. 
Attorneys agreed that photostatic 
der the ruling would be prepared 
within one week. 
* * * 
names of the patients involved 
would be deleted from the photo- 
stats for protection of their pri- 
vacy. 
ATTORNEY SATISFIED 
Dr. Sullenberger's attorney, Har- 
ry N. Dell, who stated that he had 
to inspect the records to prepare 
the case for its trial next month, 
said he was satisfied with the rul- 
ing. ; 
* * * 
City Attorney William A. Ewart 
who represents the hospital, and 
attorney Dean G. Beier, counsel! for 
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Venus, Jupiter 
Beyond Scope 
of Foreign Aid? 
WASHINGTON (INS) An 
economy-minded Ohio congress- 
man warned administration for- 
eign aid planners today that he 
was drawing the line at hand- 
outs for Venus or Jupiter. 
* * * 
Republican Frank T. Bow 
urged his constituents in a let- 
ter to ‘‘consider what may hap- 
pen if we find that Martians are 
truly warlike and aggressive. . , 
“Will we be called upon to 
give defense support to Venus, 
arms to Jupiter, set up an in- 
terplanetary missile base on 
the moon? 
“What has been labeled a 
gigantic budget this year might 
then become astronomical.”   
* * * 
Bow said he knows ‘only too 
well what has happened to 
American taxpayers since some 
of my colleagues discovered 
‘world responsibility.’ I dread 
to think what might happen if 
they should also discover a re- 
sponsibility for the welfare of 
the universe.” 
The legislator declared he 
wants “to go on the record in 
opposition te any interplane- 
tary cooperation administration 
or galactic agency.” 
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County News ......-ccce000 15 
Editorials ............. sone 6 
Markets .........2...6.... 22 
Obituaries ..5....... .. 16 
Gpette, ..ccsse cscs: 17 to 19 
Theaters ................66, 20 
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Wilson, Earl...... nore d Noe, Ctl 
Women’s Pages..... i to 13 not ordering the hospital to turn| 
copies of the records included un-| 
Judge Adams stipulated that the 
‘appear today for scheduled ques-   ieee <a 
. “Rh, os 7 
GROUNDBREAKING — Glenn Griffin, chairman of the Pon- 
tiac Area United Fund building committee, turns the first spadeful 
| of earth at ceremonies this morning marking 
on the new Community Chest building. Waiting their turn, from the groundbreaking 
  
Fails fo Appear 
at House Probe 
tor Further Quiz on FCC 
TV Channel Case 
WASHINGTON (#—Thurman A. 
Whiteside, Miami lawyer, failed to 
tioning by a House committee in- 
vestigating the Federal Communi- 
cations Commission, 
Chairman Harris (D-Ark) de- 
clined to tell reporters immediate- 
ly what, if any, word he had re- 
ceived from Whiteside. 
| Harris ordered a closed meet- 
‘ing of the committee. 
Whiteside had not been sub- 
poenaed for more questioning on 
his relationship with former FCC 
Commissioner Richard A. Mack. 
Neither Whiteside nor his attor- 
ney, Richard:A. Hunt, was report- 
ed registered at the Washington 
hotel where the Miami business- 
man-lawyer had heen staying. 
* * *   
Whiteside appeared twice last 
week before a U. S. grand jury in- 
vestigating matters relating to the 
FCC. He is scheduled to report to! 
the grand jury again. 
Whiteside gave the grand jury 
records of financial dealings with 
Mack. 
Like the House committee, the | 
igrand jury is studying the conduct} 
of Mack in connection with the! 
FCC's grant of television Channel 
10 in Miami to a_ subsidiary of 
National Airlines. 
Whiteside at one time pushed 
the application of Public Service, 
which won the channel over three 
other applicants. 
Mack, who voted with the FCC 
‘majority in favor of Public Serv- 
ice, acknowledged accepting thou- Whiteside Breaks Date | Work Starts Today 0 on United F und Building 
  left, are City Manager Walter 
representing the builder, Paul A, Kern Co,, of Birmingham, and 
William B. Hartman, president 
Community Service Unit Under Way   
struction of Pontiac's Community 
‘Service Building on Franklin bou- 
levard near Orchard Lake avenue. 
The first spade of earth was Ground-breaking ceremonies at| 
110 a.m. today inaugurated con- 
  turned by City Manager Walter K.| 
Willman; Glenn H. Griffin, chair- 
man of the United Fund building 
‘committee; William B. Hartman, 
president of the Pontiac Area Unit- 
‘ed Fund board of trustees, and   
North Korea Agrees 
to Return U.S. Pilot PANMUNJOM, Korea (?#—North Korea today agreed 
to return a U.S. Air Force pilot shot down over the de- 
militarized zone last Thursday by Communist gunfire. 
No date for the release was given. 
The Communist announcement came at a meeting of 
the SNe Armistice Commission at which the U.N. 
  CAPT. LEON PFEIFFER         sands of dollars in loans and free 
stock in two firms from White-| 
side, whom Mack described as a) 
long-time friend. Mack denied he 
was swayed by Whiteside to vote 
for Public Service, and contended 
he had not done anything. wrong. 
  
»(Cross Company 
President Sees 
-~/Business Rise 
DETROIT  — Milton 0. 
Cross dr., president of the 
Cross Co., said Saturday, “Our 
new orders for the first two - 
months of 1958 are above those 
for the entire fourth quarter of 
    last year and | believe they - 
will continue in this direction.” 
The company makes machine 
teols.   1998 W. Huron 8t.. munist delegates said. There was Command warned it would! 
shoot down any Red planes 
deliberately crossing the) 
truce line. 
* * * 
Capt. Leon Pfeiffer of Kenosha, 
Wis., who parachuted from the| 
stricken Sabre Jet into Communist 
territoy, was being given ‘‘hu-' 
manitarian treatment,"’ the Com- 
Wife ‘Very Relieved’ 
KENOSHA, Wis. (i) — Mrs. 
Joyce Pfeiffer of Kenosha said | 
today she was ‘very relieved” 
to hear that North Korea had 
agreed to return her husband, 
Capt. Leon Pfeifefr, whose Sa- | 
bre Jet was shot down over the 
demilitarized truce zone in Ko- 
rea last Thursday. ‘This ts 
really the first news that I’ve 
had that he was alive,” Mrs. 
Pteiffer said.   
    | 
  
  
“no 
Sees More Working WASHINGTON (INS)—The au- 
thor of the anti-recession housing 
bill said today it should put half 
a million men te work and spur 
construction of up to 300,000 new 
homes in the next year. 
* * * 
Sen. John Sparkman (D-Ala) 
made the prediction in an inter- 
view. on the eve of Senate con- 
sideration of the one billion 850 
million “emergency” housing 
measure. { ri   
Income Tax Returns Prepared 
Angus Campbell—Tax Accountant 
Open Eves., FE 2-3615 
  
Jerome “Bright Spot” needs sharp 
cars. ‘54 to ‘68's. Tops. FE 6-048. indication whether he was 
wounded. 
The U. N. delegate, Gen. Olaf 
Kyster, admitted ‘that . Pfeiffer’s 
and other American planes had. 
violated the demilitarized zone 
but told the Reds it was because 
of “mistakes and carelessness on 
the part of the pilots.” 
* *x* * 
Kyster protested the shooting 
was an “unnecessary armed at- 
tack” and warned that Communist) irector; 
iman of the Community Chest budg- 
(et steering committee and also a 
idirector; Fred V. Haggard, PAUF ¥ 
G 
Pontiac Press Phete 
K. Willman; Paul A. Kern Jr., 
of the PAUF ‘board of trustees. Plea of Dem Leader Johnson Calls for Action 
on Senate Plan 
fo Create Jobs Supports Ike’s Program 
for Pumping New Vigor 
Into Economy 
WASHINGTON (#)—Sen. 
Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex) 
testified today for an ac- 
celerated federal public 
works program and de- 
clared, “what we want is ac- 
tion—not credit, not an is- 
sue.” 
“We want to get rid of the 
issue by putting people on 
jobs,” the Senate Demo- 
cratic leader said. 
Johnson was -the first 
witness at a public works 
committee hearing on a 
resolution he and 65 other 
senators are sponsoring to 
put the Senate on record 
as favoring a speedup of 
civil public works projects. 
The Texan said the resolution 
covered about four billion dollars 
already appropriated for such proj- 
ects as dams, river and harbor im- 
provements, and public buildings, 
Johnson noted that President 
Eisenhower on Saturday “an- 
nounced some steps to pump new 
vigor into the economy.” 
“I believe most of us would en- 
dorse those steps—insofar as they   Break Ground for Center Paul A. Kern Jr. of the Paul A. 
Kern Co., leaseholder, 
The building will be financed 
by the Kern company which will 
lease it to the Pontiac Commu- 
nity Chest. However, at the end 
of 12 years, the Community Chest 
will own the building. 
The new structure was blessed 
by Dr. William H. Marbach, of the 
First Presbyterian Church, When 
completed, about July 15, the 
building will house the Pontiac 
Area United Fund offices as well 
as 10 local Community Chest agen- 
cies, 
* * * 
The Community Chest expects its 
installments on the two-story 
building will run less than the rent 
now being paid to house the agen- 
cies separately. 
Other dignitaries at the ground 
breaking today included Kari W. 
Bradley, PAUF executive direc- 
tor; members of the building 
committee Abe Lapides, Harold 
J. Muldowney, James Corwin 
and Robert R. Eldred; and exec- 
utive directors and its 
of Community Chest . supported 
agencies, 
* * * 
Also present were Elmer John- 
son, Waterford Township supervis- 
or; Robert M. Glenn, chairman of 
the PAUF administrative com- 
imittee and a Community Chest di- 
Robert S. Nelson, chair- 
vice president, and Tom Roth of 
‘Roth and Sons, Birmingham, which 
iwill construct the building. have been explained up to this 
Seek Public Works Aid 
WASHINGTON @® — Rep. Grif- 
fiths (D-Mich) and 12 other Dem- 
ocratic congressmen today pro- 
posed a 2 billion dollar loan 
program for public works pro}- 
ects in recession-hit communi- 
ties.   
  
point,” he said. “In return, I be- 
lieve we should let him know that 
we endorse the fullest 
use of his resources to battle un- 
employment.” 
* * * 
Eisenhower announced that some 
already appropriated public works 
funds would be released. | 
He also called for extension of 
the period during which workers 
are eligible for unemployment in- 
surance benefits. 
James C. Hagerty, White House 
press secretary, said a special mes- 
sage dealing with extension of un- 
employment insurance benefits 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
Red Chinese Troops 
Leaving North Korea 
HONG KONG w — North Ko- 
rean soldiers have been taking 
over from withdrawing Red Chi- 
nese “volunteers” in the past few 
days, Peiping radio said today. 
* * * 
The broadcast. said the first 
Communist Chinese elements will 
complete their pullout before April 
30. The size of the group was not 
indicated. 
The Chinese Reds said. two 
weeks ago they would pull back 
their entire force in North Korea 
— estimated at 370,000 men — 
by year’s end. They demanded   
  that U.N. troops do the same in 
South Korea. 
  
    
only the unworthy who fill a 
God seven days a week. 
very silence of their worship. 
  aircraft violating U, N. territory 
also would be fired upon “if, 
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  .4 * Centon Meditations # 
By ROBERT L. DIEFFENBACHER, D.D. 
When some people are urged to go to church they cast 
unpleasant glances at the hypocrites who pray on Sunday 
and who sin against their brothers on Monday. Some see 
few pews of our churches. 
x * * 
They overlook the many who silently follow the will of 
One of the mistakes of many serious Christians is the 
They hide their religion from others. They fail to 
bear witness for the Master who gives life eternal, — 
Somehow we must make our loyalties known. We must 
let others know that God is guiding our every deed and 
that we-are in constant touch with Him. 
There are many who will not read the Bible, but they 
would read the Gospel According to You. Our lives must 
reflect God’s —— 
     ' Swhich they were riding collided 
  Sate Weekend 
“Highway Toll 5 No Deaths Recorded 
in Sunday's Traffic as a eae a il eat 
    
‘Dry Weather Prevails 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Michigan drivers made it through Wounded Girl in Good Condition   
* 
charges will be filed against Abductor of Ex-Wite Held 
MASON (AP)—A 23-year-old unemployed laborer was 
held on an open charge today in the abduction of his di- 
vorced wife and the wounding of her sister. 
x * 
Sheriff Willard Barnes said he would confer with the 
Ingham County prosecutor’s office today to determine what 
Robert Shepherd of Dansville. 
The sister, Loma Craft, 17, was reported in good THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1958 
Shot in the Arm Near 
for U.S. Economy 
(Continued From Page One) 
buildings and ether works proj- 
ects in labor surplus areas. 
    2. Eight Republican senators, 
| without 
program, suggested heavier spend- 
ing than Eisenhower proposed and 
called among other things for fed- 
eral aid to school construction. 
issued   criticizing Eisenhower's: ‘The Day in Birmingham   
Commission 
BIRMINGHAM — A request for 
the. planting of trees to serve as a 
buffer between the area just north 
of Buckingham road and the Grand 
: Trunk railway will be taken up at 
_ |tonight’s City Commission meeting. 
Five families who live on the street Tree Butter Line Request to Discuss 
Birmingham area, according to 
the monthly report of building 
Inspector Andrew Butt. 
Only 16 permits were issued last 
month for construction valued at 
$84,950. Three new buildings are ~|Rapids Pioneer, 
planned, with the rest involving : 43 Michigan Papers 
Now on AP News Wire 
BIG RAPIDS w — The Big 
published by 
Arthur E. Anderson, today became 
the 43rd Michigan daily newspaper 
to become a member of the 
lAssociated Press and receive the 
AP's conperetively” gathered news 
report. — 
  
  Sunday without a single traffic fa- condition at Foote Hospital in Jackson. She was shot and |Many other Republicans made the request. , , 
tality, holding the state’s weekend; wounded in the shoulder, wrist and chest. poor praising Eleenhower-5 x *& * aiseratiine OG Peers eee : : actions. 4. ; —— 
total to a low five dead. Mrs. Norma Shepherd, 22, told police she wag divorced < *« & ‘ The residents say they feel that! oy conomic and political scene REDUCED PRICE Four of the fatalities same Sat- 
urday, two of them in one car- 
train collision. 
Dry highway conditions prevailed 
all weekend. ; 
The Associated Press weekend 
traffic fatality count begins at 6 
pm. Friday and ends Sunday mid- six weeks ago after five years 
of Jackson, and her sister. 
* 
  * 
Police said Shepherd fired a .22 caliber rifle at the of marriage. 
She said that she was going out on her first date since 
the divorce Saturday night when Shepherd came to her 
house. He argued with her and with her date, Harry Smith | 
* 
  3. Some House members pro-! 
fessed to see the need for a sec- 
ond increase this year in the na- 
      tional debt limit — boosted only, 
last month from 275 to 280 billion 
|dollars — if bad news continues on 
ithe economic front ard makes 
heavy federal spending necessary. RANK M. KNIGHT   : jsuch a planting would reduce noise, 
dust and dirt of passing trains. 
_Commissioners also will consid- 
er a request from the Berry 
Steel Door Corp. for aid in the 
disposal of some of its property 
at the eastern end of Cole street. 
The firm is asking city coopera- with reference to Amrican Aid to 
India and Pakistan will be dis- 
cussed by Mrs. H. W. Muenchin- 
ger at the meeting of Ruth Shain 
International Relations Class to- 
morrow morning at the Commu- 
nity House. Mrs. Muenchinger is a 
member of the group. 
     DON'T MISS QUT! GET TOMORROW'S 
ELECTRIC SHAVER 
TODAY AT            night. . Craft girl before forcing Mrs. Shepherd into an auto and 4. Sen. Douglas (D-Ill) and tion in the possible development of x & & SIMMS Rs gems —, ay nicht when fleeing. Police found them four hours later at a lake six | Rep, Simpson (R-Pa) repeated News q erman the street so that 2.8 acres may) The meeting is open to the pub- SU Gd ponding a car near his home, | ™iles away. The woman was unharmed. their demands for income and be sold in smaller lots rather than)jic free of charge. 
other tax cuts to make more as a whole. Jesse T. Rhew, 27, Three Oaks, spending money available. x «*« * was injured fatally when his .car 
sideswiped another and overfurned 
‘east of Bridgeman Saturday. 
— » Rachel Ca.npbell, 12, Dexter,| 
and her 214-year-old sister Lucin- 
sda, were killed when the car in Dulles Arrive   s in Manila 
for SEATO Conference 5. Chairman Blatnik (D-Minn) of 
the House Public Works Commit- 
tee said he will introduce legisla- 
tion to push public works projects 
for which money is available. The 
bill is similar, he said, to one being 
pushed in the Senate by Democrat- Dies in Akron Frank Knight Started 
Career at Pontiac Press 
in 1951 at Age 23 Departmental reports, including 
six deficiency roles on completed 
city projects, will be received. 
Building remains slack in the The traveling emblem will be 
presented to Pride of Oakland 
Rebekah Lodge 445 by Milford 
Lodge 511 Wednesday evening at 
the Community House. 
Noble Grand Alta Loeding will   
be a special guest at the gather- 
  
  with a train between Dexter and f . ‘ Ina Ni ill be in charge . ; ; ic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of! 771 Ing. tna (Nixon Ww : 2 oe aay 7 Texas. Quizzing Mazey of the social hour. Completely NEW 
' : Leo fatally = ; snice when It was in this field that Eisen-| Funeral service will be held - jured fatally Friday night when} yantLa uw — In contrast to other ministers Tuesday in Akron, Ohio, for Frank pars: Anges |Earsos 1956 
  “ville. shis car struck a tree near Marys- 
  
      By E.H. SIMS” Secretary of 
State Dulles arrived today for 
annual SEATO foreign ministers’ 
meeting, which is expected to fo- 
  
on His Way Home the|here for the Southeast Asia Treaty 
Dulles de- 
clined to comment on the latest Organization parley, 
“IT came here to discuss the 
problem of SEATO. I expect that hower directed a speedup of proj- 
ects where that can be done. 
*® * * 
Johnson said he has been in- 
dential criticism wil] deflect him 
from a determination to set up a McLain Knight, 30, youngest son 
of John S. Knight, editor and pub- 
lisher of Knight Newspapers, Inc., 
home. on Kohler Boycott 
(Continued From Page One) 
tion made by the senator in a Requiem Mass will be conducted 
for Mrs. August (Evelyn) Larson, 
55, of 31275 Bingham Rd., Birming- 
The Rosary will be recited at oreleo 
cus on a possible linkup with sim-|Soviet proposals for the Far East|formed that the unexpended bal-|and a former Pontiac Press ad- t the Holy Name Church 7 
ilar anti-Communist alliances in|situation. ances of money Congress has pro-|Vvertising solicitor. eh oked is See eunceens rj "10 aft. Riis "Officiating : 
the West and Middle East. x & vided for military and civilian con-| Young Knight died in an Akron| jienace than the Spatniks or |will be Msgr. Eugene Paddock with as ear oe 
Asked whether he planned to|struction stood at $7,100,000,000hospital yesterday following &n| . thing Russia might do.” burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.| Reg. $2495 c/oc 
eather t | eee with Re cliente nae ee ere ee we Witch Te aieen eeadiodiainetial| Ahe/caiea iexanr calli would a * C d U .) FI Soviet Union’s latest call for a/Ures are available. He had been rushed to t pita on leader e@ wo ONLY ot Si MMS 5 
Leen seas a ure ler ummit , Johnson gave no sign that presi-/Saturday after he was discovered|exit from the labor movement if} Mrs. Larson died Saturday at her a — p cue in conference, Dulles said, = Olin’ @ conia ia the tamily’s Akron|Goldwater could prove the accusa-|home after a long illness. 
132 | Does the sun create clouds? will occu ” Public Works Admini January speech. 5 : : py us fully.” c Works Administration to) ne who ry Spee 8 p.m. tonight at Bell Chapel of Yes, heapritgiend the sun is re- Dulles told newsmen he had not|Plan job-giving projects for devel- waker ia ee Sie a adver- x *« * William R. Hamilton Co, alfa DE-IN Sponsible for clouds. And the sun} TOKYO —U.S. Air Force Lt. |seen official reports on the Soviet/oPment if employment fails to pick tising department of the Akron | Reuther, in a public statement,| 4 Birmingham resident 25 years SHAVER® also creates the wind, to a great 
extent. 
By heating the earth 
heats faster than the water area (which co-pilot of a Korean airliner hi-— demand for an atomic-free zone 
in Asia and an Asian collective 
security system, broadcast by up later in the year. = 
  
Garment Strike Beacon Journal, one of the 
papers in the Knight organiza- 
tion, had been named to the also urged ‘“‘sanity and responsi- 
bility’ in the Senate hearings, 
which have been marked by re- Mrs. Larson was treasurer of the 
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“"As the heated air rises, other air,! He is being reassigned in the The U.S. secretary said the troit Free Press, Chicago Daily «+ « * tal Guild, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,| © Fabvlows flip-top heed fer eosy 
perhaps cooler air from vearby| United States, parley, which opens News, Miami Herald and Charlotte Reuther said the beariags have the Holy Name Altar Society and cleaning! 
_ the lake 
.- Thus the clouds and many of our 
©" Late season snowstorms -chilled 
es of mid-Atlantic states to- 
and storms which hammered water areas, flows in to replace 
the heated air. 
This creates wind. The wind at 
or ocean, from water 
this sun- 
movement. inland, is caused by 
energized system of 
winds are cased by the warming McClellan was returnéd from 
North Korea at Panmunjom last 
Thursday with another American 
pilot, Willis P. Hobbs of Vallejo, 
Sa, tee Coremans tet 6 Ee: 
 MeClellan declined to talk here 
about the incident. He is leaving 
        rays of the sun. Tokyo Tuesday, ther the fabric of this regional 
defense organization.” 
High on the agenda is a scheme 
for linking SEATO with the North 
Atlantic Treaty Organization and 
the Baghdad (Middle East) Pact. 
The. Philippines made the propos- 
al. Britain already is opposed to   
Hammers Mid-Atlantic States it. 
* * * 
Member nations are the Philip- three-day 
tomorrow, must strengthen fur- (Continued From Page One) 
employed on this basis—after 35 
hours. 
Union officials declined to con- 
firm or deny the reported terms. 
The dispute, first major strike 
by. the International Ladies Gar- 
ment Workers Union in 25 years, 
has affected nine Eastern states 
and idled 105,000 ILGWU mem- 
bers. 
The w (N.C.) Observer. 
* * ® 
Frank Knight began his news- 
paper career at The Pontiac 
Press. He worked in the classified 
and display advertising depart- 
ments here from July 1951 to 
December 1953. 
From Pontiac, he went to the 
Akron paper, continuing to learn 
the newspaper business. He worked 
in almost every department of the been ‘‘a sad spectacle of recrim- 
ination by both the company and 
the union.” 
The first week and a half of 
hearings were devoted primarily to 
charges of violence on both sides. 
The committee planned some- 
time this week to summan John 
Gunaca of Detroit to testify on 
charges that he broke the neck 
of an elderly non-striker, William   
  
  
Heavy Snow 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
parts of the Rockies moved into 
the Plains region. also fell in parts of West Hits Virginia 
the date were reported in parts 
of north central and western sec- 
tions of Virginia yesterday, Snow 
nia, 
Maryland, in the Washington, 
D. C., area and in Delaware. The pines, the United States, Britain, 
France, Pakistan, Australia, New 
Zealand and Thailand. 
North Korea Agrees 
fo Return U.S..Pilot     
  rage agreement came after 
two days of intensive mediation 
by two peacemakers appointed by 
Mayor Robert F. Wagner—former 
U. S. Sen. Herbert H. Lehman and 
Harry Uviller, impartial chairman 
of the dress industry. 
The mediators joined with 
David Dubinsky, president of the 
union, and employer leaders in 
expressing confidence that work Beacon Journal. 
MANY FRIENDS HERE 
Frank Knight made many friends 
in Pontiac. He lived at 34 Semi-; 
nole Ave., and served as president 
of a YMCA Toastmaster’s Club. 
Born in Akron Feb. 9, 1928, he 
was graduated in 1946 from Culver 
Military Academy. He attended 
Cornell University and was grad- 
uated from the University of Bersch, in a July 4, 1954 scuffle 
Gunaca will come to Washington 
under special court protection ob-) 
tained by the committee to prevent 
his extradition to Sheboygan on a 
felonious assault charge. 
Gov. G. Mennen Williams has 
* * b 
consin authorities to extradite the 
UAW member. turned down all attempts by Wis-| was active in several Catholic char- 
ities. 
Surviving are her husband; four 
sons, Edward A., John A., Donald 
R. and Robert P.; and hes, meee 
Mrs. Mary Gearal 
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but told the Reds it was because will be resumed Wednesday. 
The Near-record falls of snow for/drifting snow forced the closing of Miami in 1951, shortly before he . + £ 
  half a dozen school systems in industry has complained 
irgini ‘ yent to work at The Press. 
The Weath a ot “lets und creme on [that nonunion penetration and the" Senshi ner, Kagt ie sur Soe, Revublinn meron of he Wednesday’ s Pontiac Press ; e weatner The weekend storm in the| the part of the pilots. SR ea jemand ae | vived by a brother, Landon, a staff’ 4 ober 1955 was the result of the| y 
Rockies which dumped up to 8} Kyster protested the shooting manulac-| ember of Life Magazine; an AW 
PONTIAC. np vicINITY: = "ostty| inches of snow at Lander, Wyo.,;was an “unnecessary armed at- turers 7 7 busi “— uncle, James L. Knight, general oe eioana ke “hed a a art Sam B enson 
eloedy, rather windy and cold tonight moved into Montana, the Dako-|tack” and warned that Communist of stay es pees York (Manager of the Miami Herald and) si nent 
oot seed ee theeries ne tonight 14. '@8, and southward through Kan-|aircraft violating U. N. territory|Prestrike wages in ‘New York! \upiisher of the Charlotte Observ- a 
*   28, Bigh tomerrow around 34. Mostly 
northeasterly winds at 10-20 miles an 
heer and gusty today and temerrow 
diminishing somewhat tonight. 
Teday im Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m 
27. 
At 8 a.m.: Wind velocity 10 m_p.h. 
Direction: Northeast. 
Sun sets Monday at 6:33 p.m. 
Sun rises Tuesday at 6:51 am 
Moon och Tuesday at 10:42 a.m. 
Moon rises Tuesday at 12:44 a.m. 
      Deowntewn Temperatures 
‘streets, but blanketed yards and sas. 
x & 
The wet belt extended into the 
southern Plains, mostly in the 
form of light rain, but heavy snow | 
warnings were issued for the 
Texas Panhandle. 
Nine inches of snow fell in a 
six-hour period in St. Louis. A 
bright, warm sun melted snow off also would be fired upon “‘if 
these violations are not due to nav- 
igational error.” 
The North Korean delegate 
charged U. N. forces had violated 
the demilitarized zone 588 times 
since the 1953 armistice to spy on 
Communist territory. 
* * * 
The Communist delegate said 
Pfeiffer’s Sabre Jet was shot down 
because the pilct disregarded Com- City averaged $2.10 an hour, 3 
to 75 cents an hour less elsewhere. 
Ad Agency Executive 
Dies in Birmingham 
Carl G. Maier, 53, vice presi- 
dent of Campbell-Ewald Co., died 
Sunday at his home, 6105 E. Sur-   er; and his grandmother, Mrs. 
Charles Landon Knight, of Akron. 
The funeral will be Tuesday aft- 
ernoon in St. Paul’s Episcopal 
Church in Akron. Private burial 
will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. 
  
Stellato Eyes Congress 
DETROIT (INS)—Car! Stellato, 
president of United Auto Work-   
Wish Teacher Smarter, 
Writes First-Grader 
WASHINGTON ® — The first- 
grader who sent in his letter to 
the Washington Post’s ‘Favorite 
Teacher” essay contest readily 
admitted liking ‘Miss Davis,” 
In fact, he scrawled; ‘I ‘wish 
she was smart enough to teach 
    
    
  
        
       
   
     
    08. Mi. .c66.%. 27 ll eo. M......... F : * ; 
ve aa 38 1 a 33) drifts remained. munist warning fire by continuing!rey St., Birmingham. ers Ford local a“. a Detielg te second grade too next year.” 
Sem... 0 ooo | us x * to “perpetrate hostile acts at low| Mr. Maier, who joined the firm] largest union local, sai nh 
bad EE al In Virginia, 15 inches of snow altitude.” in 1935, was named vice presided will give ‘‘very serious consider- 
Highest temperature .......... deeess 28) 
Lowest temperature .....6.cc0e. eee 
Mean temperature ....00....00e00e .. 33 
  22 ford area near Harrisonburg and wag reported from the Mt. Craw- 
14 inches fell in Bath County. 
      
Accuse GOP Solons 
            four years ago. 
Surviving are his wife, Marcella; 
two daughters, Judith and Susan; 
        ation” to a proposal he run for 
the U. S. Congress. 
  
  
  
                     
                   
             
   Weather: Cloudy 
aaot two sisters, Mrs. George Beattie Prevent Student Riots Wigan apervaey eee 42! Europe's cold spell spread south f Ch fi J bl and Mrs. Albert J. Berschback, 
Fa wg cca oohcogbe me aoe today, bringing snow flurries and 0 ed ing ODIESS and two brothers, Edward and Wil.) ROME Five hundred police 
Weather: Fair eee icy winds to the Mediterranean liam. occupied Rome University build- TH e 
“ glighest ond Lowest Temperateres ThisCO@St from the French Riviera to. DETROIT w—The seven Michi-| Service will be hed at 2 p.m.) ings before dawn today to pre- 5 
Date in 86 Years Sicily. gan regional directors of the CIO|tomorrow in the William Vasu Fu-| vent protest riots by students who 6 9 
_ 70 in 1928 ‘tn 1877 Many roads in Britain and tnited Auto Workers have accused|neral Home, Royal Oak. Burial will} have been striking for more than MICHIGAN SPECIAL Sunday's tenon ; ont nats France were blocked by snow. Republicans in the State Legisla-|be in Acacia Park Cemetery. a month. 
Baltimore 38 33 Memphis 49 37 x ke ture of “‘still trying to cheat job- : 
Bismarck 33:32 Miami 8&2 63} Denmark shivered in what a me-jless workers out of their meager Bethe 2 2 Satanapene n is|teorologist described a De unemployment  compensa- 
- ¢$ New Orleans 4 7 ” hicago prolonged wintry spell for years.'tton checks. 
Cleveland 20 7 omne = | A snow carpet lay over almost] The UAW officials issued a state-| 5 
wer 9 15 Phoenix $3 39 all France. ment over the weekend criticizing 
Dor 38.8 Ais re ne Traffic accidents on icy roads|provisions of a bill, pending in = 
ag alee . s . une . $*/caused two deaths in Italy. the Legislature, which would make 
Houghton 2813 Traverse C 2011 Rome had its first snow of the/adjustments in the present system 
Kanes City 4031 seandee> 41 32.winter, and gales battered thejof unemployment compensation in 92 AL 
Angeles 66 49 Tampa 78 83 Naples harbor. Michigan. 
  
  
    
         
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4 Reordn ciyEscape From 23rd Floor of Jail ohir\Vicims. Britain, Conn., accused murderer |ing a child, made good their es- : | 
of a policeman, and Howard Bart-'cape. A statewide alarm was| Two From Michigan lett Piccott, 40, chargéd with rap-jb ‘   
  
  
MIAMI, Fla, —Four prisoners /last night and crept down a rope 
All Saints Episcopal climbed out a 2Zrd-story window) |made of mattress ticking. 
of. Dade County’s skyscraper jail] Norman J. Mackiewicz, 4M, New 
    
    
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  Church Victimized for, | ) et a At aA Among 26 Marines 
3rd Time in 2 Weeks’ 
Seven burglaries, including the, 
third one in the past two weeks. 
of All Saints Episcopal Church, | 
were reported to Pontiac police’! 
over the weekend. | 
All Saints, 171 W. Pike St., was 
entered Sunday afternoon through) 
an unlocked door and 42 cents 
stolen. Three offices were ran- 
sacked by the thief who removed 
a small pane of glass from an 
office door and reached in to un- 
lock it. 
* * * 
Thieves took $3 from the First 
Chureh of the Nazarene, 60 State 
St. They broke a basement win- 
dow to gain entrance. 
Gas stations were -a prime 
target for burglars during the 
weekend. The Gulf station at 
59 Auburn Ave. was entered, 
but nothing is reported missing. 
Another Gulf station at 208 N. 
Paddock St., reported a window; 
broken, but it was not certain   Roger Wayne Carter, 18, Chi- 
cago, charged with slaying a bar 
worker, and Edward L. Kille,. 27, 
held on a federal car theft charge, 
were collared in the 
house within an hour of the dar- 
ing escape bid at 7:42 p.m. 
* * * 
Investigators said the quartet 
sawed out a bar of a window with 
a smuggled hacksaw blade, made. 
‘fast a rope of torn-up mattress 
ticks and inched down the north- 
least corner of the 26-story build- 
ing in downtown Miami. 
* * * 
Carter kicked in a window pane 
at 19th floor level, possibly in a’ 
misstep while ‘‘walking’’ down the 
side of the building, and got into 
the County Criminal Investigation 
Bureau laboratory. He hid in the 
building after women employes 
who heard the crash of glass sum- 
moned help, and gave himself up 
after about an hour. 
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Kille was captured downstairs 
by guards mobilizing to check the 
break. on Death List 
TOKYO  — Seventeen bodies 
have been recovered from the 
“wreckage of two U.S. Marine 
planes which collided Friday night 
off southern Okinawa. Hope was 
abandoned for nine men still 
missing. 
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Two were from Michigan. 
A U.S. Marine spokesman said 
today 13 bodies‘ were recovered 
Sunday. Search parties combing | 
the water off Naha had recov- 
ered four Saturday. 
U.S. military helicopters, small 
aircraft and tugs continued the 
search for the nine missing, who 
are considered dead, the spokes- 
man said. 
Nineteen Marine passengers and 
a crew of six were aboa a 
Marine R4Q flying boxcar trans- 
port and a single pilot aboard a 
Marine AD5 fighter bomber which 
collided three miles off Naha. The 
planes were en route from the 
Philippines to Japan. 
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      Officers said Mackiewicz and 
* * * Piccott, wearing civilian clothes 
as prisoners awaiting trial, ap-| Ernest A. Sohn, son of Mr. and Two juveniles were 7 me da = sinh someones “lig f Maas " parently mingled with street floor) Mrs. Albert F. Sohn of Saginaw. 
: : man = sina ; ‘< : He was the husband of Mrs. and admitted entering a gas sta- passers-by and vanished. They and 
tion at 728 W. Huron st FOR FLIRTATIONS — Leather is the novel are masks of transparent leather trimmed with /Kille appeared to have descended| Kathlee F. Sohn of Anaheim, 
. material utilized by Parisian coiffeur Fernand jewals$ green and black leather; and white and jon their makeshift rope to the 17th| Calif. whether entry was gained. 
A the 17 dead is T. Sgt. mong s 5 
    
      Pittman spotted the boys run- | Aubry for feminine masqueraders. Left to right “pink leather with pearl pendants. story. wriggled in a window, and * * ning on W. Huron and gave walked down stairways to the sec-| Among 9 reported missing is 
chase. He caught one boy ond floor and slid down to the'sget. Kenneth D. Alpine, son of Mr. 
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  ctice and other itera taken fram (Army Told to Halt Airy Call to WRACs Register Handles {in a secon oor Ee Tl SG ettes and other items taken from 
the gas station. His companion * * $ was later arrested at home. British Whistling in Dark? {0,979 Transactions ‘Police quoted Piccott as brag- Launch Church Rocket Mickey's Bar, 338 Franklin Rd., ging that he escaped from a jail   
    
  was looted by thieves who opened at Hanover, Pa., while being —Shooting f “ " | 
a setel door at the Tear. Chines NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME, England (AP)—Men of the | The Oakland County Register 6f|booked there last April 19. g tor Heaven Te KEEP owerr is Package Loan” may help 
was taken from coin machines| royal artillery unit here have been ordered to quit whistling |Deeds office handled 10,979 papers BALTIMORE (®—After a count- ‘ ” 
| and an unknown amount of liquor| at girl soldiers. totaling $15,032.75 during last down of the Ten Commandments, With our “Package Loan" you may tie your bills ls 
stolen. x « «k north. accordin _ Lost St. Bernard Goes a “rocket” blasted off on a string together and have the advantage of one account | i ) g to Daniel T. bber nd ibl thi 
‘= * , Back to Marine Grou of rubber bands to the ceiling of at one place and one convenient, sensible monthly | ; The local unit includes 51 men and 25 memoers of the |Murphy r.. register. p Baltimore’s St, Mary's Episcopal payment instead of the many you may have now. 
‘ aod — pooling ms Stolen Women’s Royal Army Corps. * * * | CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. up,Church yesterday. 
Ave. The dollar was taken from “Whistling at WRAC members,” the order read, “will There were four new plats re-)— The 7th Marine Regiment was no So why magnify your paycheck shortage? Ask 
a cash register. cease.” Failure to comply will involve “disciplinary ac- | corded during February by the of-jhappy to get George back and so} All eyes were solemn. Seaboard about EXTRA CASH NOW! 
Sere) atievapted to enact the tion.” lice: was Ken Flaten, city pound mas-| As the “Churchnik” began to 2 
McKenna Hardware, 900 Joslyn The February 1958 total com-|ter at nearby Oceanside. ~ . |smoke at takeoff because of dry FINANC 
Rd., by prying the treat Gocx. lock are N. Cameron Smith, the company commander who pares to $15,476.80 worth of 10,756 + © * : ee urea in vn, Rev. COMPANY 
he ; ‘| posted the order, said he acted on instructions from higher papers transacted during February; George, a 150-pound St. Bernard|George F. Packard told his flock: but were unable to open the door. authority. the! onevicunlyear! and quite a chow hound, went| Confirmation launches us into Get $25 to $500 in Record Time! 
k ke * - + AWOL to explore the town andthe flight of life and the fuel is 1185 North Perry Street Jewel Theft Suspect Capt. Joyce Roberts, the trim, 35-year-old commander of | Last month's business included: |was picked up by the pound man.|"0'Y ©° _ an * 2 Miles ‘Northeast ef Downtown Pontiac 
the WRAC’S, said she had filed a complaint because “the |2:123 deeds recorded worth $3,456; |He had eaten everything in sight, . ie Next to the New A & P Supermarket histi ; » |1,056 mortgages, $3,560; 2,032 mis-|including scraps from the city jail,| The eight-foot~.  silver-colored 
Hunted Across Nation . Cc tte aia gerne: ne do ges thing about * cellaneous transactions, $2,958; 1,-/by the time Marines located him|cardboard rocket had three or- 
ommented Pvt. Edna Russell, Le I like the whistles. (594 photos, $884, and 4.174 chatteland took him back to his regi-\ange fins. It bore an orange cross 
They make a woman feel womanly. transactions totaling $4,173. ment. and the word “‘soul.” \._ Phone FE 8-9661 “Parking No Problem” 
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              MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (INS)—A 
former member of New York’s no- 
torious “Matinee Gang"’ was the 
object of a nationwide alert today 
in connection with a $160,000 jewe! 
robbery in Miami Beach. 
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The jewels were stolen last Sun- 
day from entertainer Arthur God- 
frey’s apartment penthouse in the 
plush Kenilworth Hotel at Bal Har- 
bor, Fla., occupied by Chicago in- 
ora Titus Haffa and his 
wife. 
Authorities in Miami Beach re- 
ported yesterday they want to 
question ATbert Abrahamson 
about the afternoon theft, remi- 
niscent of daylight house rob- 
beries by the “Matinee Gang.” 
Abrahamson, according to au- 
thorities, also is wanted in Cali- 
fornia for jewel thefts. 
* * * 
- Also known as Abrams, Abra- 
hamson served almost four years 
- fn Sing Sing Prison for his part in 
a $23,000 robbery. He also served 
part of a 10-year term for a Mimai 
Beach theft in 1940 and 13 years 
later was identified as the gun- 
man who broke into the home of a 
wealthy Florida couple. 
He fled Florida and later was 
arrested in Beverly Hills, Caif., 
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Despite Losing Battle With Frost King | Youngsters Admit — Farmer Max Humphrey ofa’ cooling system in their pens. _|Leakesville, N.C., had trouble with|Now they don’t get irritated by .. 
cannibalism among his young|the heat and peck each other to - 
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MIAMI, Fla. — One of Plorida’s|"° Flint. north. And Florida offers better|are reserved to capacity for next|betting at Hialeah and _ other terday. And today two boys ad-. 
, ‘ advantages than the north to over| winter. Florida race tracks really did! mitted they had tossed him n: 
most worthwile sights was not af-/SAFETY BARRIER 1,000 items. slump somewhat when Jack Frostiover a aE t Mie Hi Bins ‘naked 
fected by the cold weather. It is) There are over 20,000 of them) * But the second and third rate | oi oned it got so brisk with the wer . e ; | 
and they're beautiful safety barrier} As proof that its future is not | overnight places were bumped |,, : aaae hd the 35-mile line of tropical ever- i first warm weather that they're , vaieke ; between the pavement and ditch affected by some unusual quirks hard. As most of their patron- having a year after all — Police said the two, aged 10 and A 
green trees along the north side|inat was created by scooping up| of the weather, the local papers |‘age comes from those who make thanks 45 gs <d rthern suckers, |14, told officers the drowning Buy frou on gent ¢ 
of the Tamiami Trail on its Miamilthe dirt for the highway. show that the bonds on a multi- | no. advance reservations, their JSS. ...fitdatherme came after a dispute. Officers Dis la in This Emblem 
approach. Follow losing battle with | Million dollar city improvement | vacancy signs always were out. |) quoted several other boys as say- playing 
I wonder if] the ¢ ss = a Zz the wn project have just sold at the low- | That .class of people simply ing the Hernandez lad was first 
there is anything} ter pastace principal pccaga: est interest rate in history. didn't come when the weather Not § \| Fff { shoved into shallow muddy water - See or Call 
_else in the same ‘en now is to prove that its horn The stores refuse to admit their} ¥@59’t good. es ma ec and that when he scrambled out 7 
line in the en-| of plenty still overflows. If |trade has been affected to any) Any reports about reduced rates : : he was stripped’ of ‘clothing and | MAYNARD JOHNSON Yo os 
tire world. TO! figures don’t lie they’re proving |great extent. but still advertise)among the good hotels and motels of For eign Aid Cuts lanes) Oy Gechen | water: GENERAL INSURANCE Iaseranct ENT it somewhat ’ , “ : Police held and questioned sev- | . . me the horn’s erupting. heevy woolen blankets under the are pure hooey. They did not have ‘al y : all Lati 807 Community National Bank meer PEE ors 
| tends to the sub- caption, ‘Don't be caught un-'to make any reduction — and are] 4, , eral youngsters, | atin Amer Phone FE 4-4523 = ime They show that 90 per cent of eos $e . . WASHINGTON \—A-top State|can. No names, including those of : ; covered again. making none for next year. : Se es, Presi Now about a/all citrus products: canned in the + * ‘ ; Department official says the ex-|most witnesses, were released, | = 
foot in diameter entire nation comes from Florida. A sample of going away back|tent of foreign aid this year has — TT 
and set  eight|Without using frozen fruit, this is The better class hotels and mo-/to get the figures to prove a point|/no, been “particularly affected” 
    feet apart, all in|@ecreased less than 10 per cent tels were but little depressed by|is found in the official announce-|py g billion-dollar cut in admin- SHOP UNE NT "TIL 9        the cold weather. They had largely;ment that the gasoline tax collec-|istration requests a year ago. 
the same forma- tis) seasc fruit roblem been sold out to capacity severalition on a recent two-day period in A eB . “ : eae fe 
tion, around 25 3 ad a) ‘|months in advance, and their cus-|Florida exceeded that for the en- tect tall, with no limbs for the first/The agricultural ee 
10 feet, they form a continuous line|'® Convert it into cattle pees   tomers came, regardless of theltire year of 1921. But C. Douglas Dillon, deputy| Open a Charge ja, Today! a feared it might affect the undersecretary of state for eco- was fea m affec ° : " : quality of the milk. But the cows| ° nomic affairs, said the full 
attended to that — they won't eat WH AT a S MY Li NE? $3.6 wae Ooo sunt bo ee   
  
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’* * * Game as tem ea: Phar Nahant pa par ee gram.” And he said it wil] not re- venient 30-Day Charge. 
Oranges and other-eitrus fruits oppeors under arrow, reading downward. plenish depleted pipelines, or a . 
that have matu.ed on the trees 1AM Aes © © he ees ss CO oe of funds, for military and : . 
atten the freee Sr er ae Z ai ia Sale! 20 Only! While They Last! Sale Starts Tomorrow at 9:30! on the market, which is ap- * * + :   
preaching the normal stage. 
Vegetables that were replanted 
grow to the harvest point in a 
few weeks of weather like we’ve 
had here since the freeze. 
In the flower industry, in which 
Florida ranks first in the nation, 
the thousands of acres covered by 
a thin canvas to protect the flowers   Further, Dillon said, contingen-| 9 6 cy funds are ‘‘dangerously de- 
pleted” and ‘‘we would have great 
difficulty meeting an emergency - ® ® M hcidlcne ctise tetmeine Ack ... with Super Trim sideburn and mustache 88 
WS current fiscal ar June 30: What a buy! Fully guaranteed Ronson razors with quiet 
a : _ power glide head . . . power cleaning . . . and is 
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oe on Dk Commercial flowers are a $40 mil- ; pete 8 
joe industry _ ine wate: 6 MORLAF 10,000 ‘Shot’ at Once ial 7 ATTREY 
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09 N summer spends the winter, the 3-10 — a Ss a eae diA- doctors, 10 nurses and 53 clinical . . | . a 
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ASSOCIATED PRESS 
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1938 
é a 
    Much Maligned, 
But a Good Month 
In March, 1817, the first white set- 
tlement was made in the area that 
was to become Oakland County. 
In March of the same year the 
first steps were taken in Detroit to 
organize the Pontiac Company that 
in 1818 made the first settlement 
here. 
In March, 1820, Oakland County 
was organized by act of the Mich- 
igan territorial legislature. 
In March, 1829, the federal gov- 
ernment recognized that the Oak- 
land County area was not a “hope- 
less morass,” as claimed by earlier 
surveyors. 
In March, 1837, the Village of 
Pontiac was incorporated under 
one of the first acts of Michigan's 
first state legislature. 
In March, 1839, the first railroad 
toward Pontiac was started from De- 
troit, arriving here in 1844. 
In March, 1861, Pontiac became a 
city by special legislative act. 
These historical dates show that 
March has been the favored month 
for starting things here. 
While it is one of the few 
months with no general legal 
holiday, it has the first day of -- 
spring, St. Patrick’s Day and 
other dates of note. 
The weather is its heaviest handi- 
cap. That’s because it has the dis- 
agreeable task of shuffling off winter 
in its desperate final fling. 
In doing this, it only is laying the 
foundation for the April showers 
that bring May flowers, and almcst 
everything else that makes for good, 
joyous and healthful living. 
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In this area, at least, history has 
smiled upon March. 
The month should fill us with 
anticipation. 
  
Peaceful Nuclear Power Moves Nearer 
While. headlines are captured by 
news of satellite launchings, and 
plans for bigger and better guided 
missiles, another and only slightly 
less glamorous phase of the new 
atomic age goes quietly and steadily 
forward. — 
We refer to the building and opera- - 
tion of the first pilot plants for 
nuclear production of electricity. 
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It has been three and a half years 
since Congress, in the Atomic Energy 
Act of 1954, permitted private indus- 
try to own and operate nuclear 
power plants. 
Some 123 electric utility com- 
panies are carrying on a broad 
industry program to bring about 
economic nuclear power. 
They spent through 1955 about $14 
million; it jumped to $39 million last 
year; is expected to hit $60 million 
this year and reach a grand total of 
about $230 million by the end of 1959. 
For these huge expenditures to 
pioneer the way, three ‘nuclear pow- 
er plants already are in operation, 
the largest at Shippingport, Pa. Six 
other large plants are in construc- 
tion or under contract, and five other 
projects are in various stages of 
planning. 
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Closest to Pontiac is the Enrico 
Fermi Atomic Plant being built on 
Lake Erie, at Lagoona Beach, near 
  
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for the generators by using heat 
from a fast neutron breeder 
reactor. 
x * * 
But even-as these first power 
plants of a new age are being pushed 
to completion, further discoveries of 
the scientists foreshadow their obso- 
lescence. : 
While the new plants will operate 
on steam obtained from heat gen- 
erated by splitting the atom (nuclear 
fission) experiments in fusion of the 
hydrogen atom gives promise of 
electric current directly from this 
process, eliminating the traditional 
operating equipment. 
Much work remains to be done; 
but this may some day tap a new 
reserve of energy. 
  
Theanine bone Loan 
Odd Construction Building to Provide for 
Outdoor and Indoor Work 
Common sense: What often is 
too uncommon. 
Former Pontiac resident, 
Pierce Fleischer, 
writes me that his present home city of 
Pittsburgh, Pa., is doing something about 
the weather. It is preparing to defy the 
elements. 
Ground is being broken for a combined 
amphitheatre and auditerium with a 
push-button roof. In the warm season the 
roof retracts, making it an open-air 
stadium. 
The Pittsburgh architect who designed 
it says the movable roof can be built for 
a figure not much larger than an ordi- 
nary roof. Outdoor programs then would 
defy the weather. 
This might give us something to 
cogitate upon here in Pontiac. It surely 
would be a novelty in architecture, and 
give our city another “first” in Michi- 
gan.   
  
Contrary to reports in Detroit ‘papers, 
our 2 
County Clerk Lynn D. Allen 
tells me that our divorce rate is much 
lower than in @Vayne and some other 
Michigan counties. “But our rate is still 
far too high,” he says. 
  
, Pontiac and Flint are “growing 
together”. While the down town 
distance between the two cities 
is nearly 40 miles, that between 
the subdivisions that have been 
platted is less than ten miles. 
  
Our home folks annoy me with their 
modesty in plugging for their home area 
and its products, whether they come off 
the assembly line or out of the ground. 
I like that slogan about the potatoes from 
a certain state of our union 
“The Maine difference is flavor.” 
  There's something to think about in a 
letter from 
“Approaching Fifty,” 
which says, “At 20 I didn’t care what the 
world thought of me; at 30 I worried 
about what it thought of me, and at 40 
I discovered that it wasn’t thinking of 
me at all.” 
  The proposition to incorporate our Novi 
Township as a village is to be submitted 
to its electors on St. Patrick's Day, al- 
though 
Supervisor Frank Stamen 
insists it is not a scheme to get the Irish 
vote. 
  
Of particular interest in the Pontiac 
area is the fact that of the 26,000 firms 
from coast to coast who supply the vari- 
ous 
General Motors Divisions 
with goods and services, 6,000 are in GM's 
home state of Michigan. Of these, over 
4,500 are small firms, employing less than 
100 persons, which receives $350 millions 
per year from GM. 
Verbal Orchids to- Barney Lennon 
    e 
L} 
of Keego Harbor; eighty-fifth birthday. 
Martin Arundsen e 
of Bloomfield Hills; eighty-first birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson 
of Waterford; sixty-first wedding anni- 
versary. 
| Mrs. Belle Williams 
of 129 Coleman St., eighty-first birthday. 
’   MEA Sernce, lec 
It Won’t Budge...   
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David Lawrence Says:   
Limits Sought on Supreme Court 
WASHINGTON — Perhaps the 
most remarkable comment on the 
all-important issue of how far the 
* Supreme Court of the United States 
shall be permit- 
ted to develop 
into a “third 
legislative cham- 
ber" has come 
from Judge 
Learned H and, 
retired. He is 
one of the most 
respected and 
most famous 
members of the 
LAWRENCE Federal bench. 
The three lectures he recently 
delivered before the Harvard Law 
School have just been published by 
the Harvard University press. They 
leave no doubt that in his opinion 
the Supreme Court overstepped its 
powers in the way it ruled in the 
“segregation’”’ cases. 
In the last few days Judge. 
Hand's lectures have been the 
subject of much favorablg com- 
ment at the capitol here among 
senators who all along have felt 
that the Supreme Court has been 
usurping legislative power. 
Judge Hand sat for many years 
on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals     
“in New York City. He is known as 
a “‘hberal,”’ but he is also known 
as a fearless judge who did not 
allow considerations of political 
expediency or emotional feelings 
to impair his-peading ef the Con- 
stitution or his study of the basic 
precedents established by the 
courts in previous years. 
In his day, Judge Hand's opin- 
ions were usually accepted by 
the Supreme Court becouse of 
their persuasive interpretation of 
the “law of the land.” 
Judge Hand finds himself per- 
plexed by the decisions in the 
“segregation” cases. He says it is 
“curious’’ that the Supreme Ccurt 
failed to mention section three of 
the Fourteenth Amendment, 
“which offered an escepe from 
intervening, for jt empowers Con- 
gress to ‘enforce’ all the preceding 
sections by ‘appropriaite legisla- 
tion’. 
* * * 
Judge Hand, after endeavoring 
fo analyze the Supreme Court's 
1954 opinion in the “segregation” 
cases, Says: 
“I must therefore conclude this 
part of what I have to say by 
acknowledging that I dé not 
know what the docfrine is as to 
the scope of these clauses. I 
cannot frame any definition that 
will explain when the court will 
assume the role of a.third legis- 
lative chamber and when it will 
limit its autherity te keeping 
Congress and. the states within 
their accredited authority.” 
Judge Hand says, moreover, 
that he “has never been able to 
understand’ on what basis the 
Supreme Court adopted the view 
that it may actually legislate, 
x * * 
He asks whether we should 
  
The Country Parson 
  “One of the easiest things to 
accept—and the most ‘damaging 
—is the flattering opinions of us 
others express.” establish a “third legislative 
chamber,”’ and then adds: 
“If we do need a third cham- 
ber, it should appear for what 
it is, and not as the interpreter 
of inscrutable principles.” 
Judge Hand, however, doubts 
whether any judge should be per- 
mitted to “serve as a communal 
mentor’ and deplores any wider 
form of judicial review that is 
based on the ‘‘moral radistion”’ 
of court decisions. 
Judge Hand says, in effect, that 
the Supreme Court these days is 
not following the Constitution or 
the precepts of the ‘'founding 
fathers.’’ If there is to be a ‘third 
legislative chamber,"’ Judge Hand 
doesn't want its members serving 
by appointment. 
Congress is today face to face 
with the issue of whether the 
Supreme Court as a ‘‘third legis- lative chamber" should continue 
to usurp power. 
Bills are pending and hearings 
are: being held currently by the 
Senate Judiciary Committee to 
determine the limits that shall be 
placed by law on the power of the 
Supreme Court to decide certain 
types of. cases. 
The Constitution explicitly gives 
Congress the power in certain 
instances to limit the authority of 
the Supreme Court: 
It will be interesting to sce 
whether Congress will abdicate its 
functions by inaction or stand up 
for its right to conduct its own 
legislative business, including the 
pawer to set forth the rules that 
shall govern its committees in 
conducting hearings and inquiries 
so as to assume itself of the 
information necessary for law- 
making. \ 
(Copyright, 1958) 
    
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Host of Miseries Result 
From Breathing Foul Air 
Lassitude, fatigue, headache, lack 
of appetite, anemia, and a pre- 
disposition to so-called catarrhal 
affections of the 
respiratory tract 
and connecting 
sinuses — these 
are familiar con- 
sequences of ex- 
cessive exposure 
to vitiated, foul or 
bad air. 
In Russia there 
is a great deal of 
fog, rain and raw 
damp wind in DR. BRADY September and 
Octeber. Mud and slush every- 
where; it is dark by 3 p.m. and 
night continues until 10 a.m. 
In November, snow falls. The 
temperature then may be below 
zero but “‘in this dry sparkling 
atmosphere the people get rid of 
their coughs and colds,” not to 
say cri or catarrh, (The quotation 
is from Alan Moorehead's ‘‘The 
Russian Revolution.’’) 
“In Montreal, danuary, the 
coldest month of the year, but 
with steady temperature, has us- 
ually a comparatively low death 
rate from pneumonia.” (This 
quotation is from Dr.:-Wm, Os- 
ler’s “Practice of Medicine,” 
1906.) 
But please keep your shirt on. 
I'm not going to harp on the 
CRI. [ just want to suggest that 
in September and October the Rus- 
sians probably remain cooped up 
indoors: and after the November 
snowfall they get out to enjoy 
the dry, sparkling, below-zero air. 
* * * 
Nor do I know about January 
in Montreal. But in New Haven, 
Hartford, Springfield, Albany, Ut- 
ica, Buffalo, Cleveland and Chi- 
cago, February is the coldest 
month of the year and there's 
more cri, including pneumonia, | 
from Feb. 14 through March 16 
than in any other month of the 
year. 
Several times I have offered 
here a practical and inexpensive 
solution for the bad air problem, 
whether it be in an office, kitch- 
en, bedroom, attic, basement or 
bathroom, Open a window and 
use a screen made of unbleached 
muslin or extremely fine wire 
mesh, :    
This will exclude wind, snow. 
rain, dust, draft, freshen the air 
in the room and yet keep it com- 
fortably warm. Still better, use 
several such screens, You'll never 
know how satisfactory such ven- 
tilation can be-till you try it. 
Such a window ventilator is a 
wise precaution to take where 
kitchen, bedroom, bathroom or 
' 
t ‘ 5 other small room is heated by 
any kind of fuel burning appliance. 
Even an ordinary gas jet gives off 
six times as much carbon dioxide 
as man does. 
* * * 
re letters, not more than one page 
nosis t, 
Dr, William Brady, if a stamped self- 
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon- 
tiac Press. Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright 1958) ” Voice of the People   
‘Women in Factories Have i, 
Worked Hard for Seniority’   
Maybe we women in the shops should give our jobs to unemployed 
- men, but we've worked hard and long for our seniority, and we don’t 
get any special consideration. A lot of us work harder than most men. 
Also, the men had the same chance.” 
x « * 
Give us credit for going to work when we were sick and the house 
needed cleaning and our children needed looking after. Our busbands 
may be laid off, too, but we're not crying. : 
We're not old shoes that are discarded when they're not useful 
anymore. 
‘God Can’t Do Everything’ 
Whether or not you're a good 
Christian will have no bearing on 
how and when the GM contract will 
be settled, or‘ put food in your 
mouth when your unemployment 
runs out or during a strike, 
Do you expect manna to drop 
from heaven into hungry chil- 
dren's mouths? God expects you 
to de some things for yourself,. 
not wait for a miracle. Eating 
is a bad worldly habit. How long 
could you survive without it? 
The real issue is whether to 
strike or not, I'm for 40 hours and 
no strike, not ‘pay without work.” 
I see nothing un-Christian in want-— 
ing steady work and pay. 
Still Worried 
‘Complainers Need 
to Think More’ 
People who rewrite the 23rd 
Psalm and Four Days should be 
locked up together and made to 
regret what they've said and done. 
People who blame Republicans for 
bad times while Democrats get all 
the glory should think back a few 
years. It was a Democrat that cre- 
ated jobs by using money that our 
great, great grandchildren will pay 
for, One never receives something 
for nothing. Someone must pay. 
Complainers should take inven- 
tory of themselves, and they'd 
find the fault is in ourselves. 
Hard working men and women 
are willing to share wages with 
men who'll never lose their 
homes and big cars and will 
never be cold or hungry, It's 
time people started worshiping 
the real God, not an earth-made 
one, 
‘This is the time of year Christ 
was placed on the cross. How many 
people think about that? I’m sorry 
people fight over politics. The big- 
gest mistake is that people forget 
to vote and then are first to throw 
mud on the party if they don't get 
what they think is due them. Bet- 
ter start going to church and ask- 
ing God to forgive your foolish 
ways. ; 
True Believer in Prayer 
‘They Get More 
by Not Working’ 
Well, they've: gotten the lavoff 
pay so high, Reuther would rather 
have his boys home than working 
a reduced week, Who pays for 
that? You do. I do. 
We Do 
Looking Back 
15 Years Ago 
J. P. MORGAN is seriously ill. 
NAZI DEATHS pass 400 in 
French riots. 
20 Years Ago 
GARBO ENGAGED to Leopold 
Stokowski. 
BUSS COMPANY 
with half buses idle.   
faces crisis, Working Mother and Wite 
Killroy Defends 
Ike’s Policies 
Reading the editorial of Still 
Alive, I must congratulate him on 
his answer to Four Days. We 
should all be thankful we have a 
President in the White House that 
knows the horrors of war, He has 
done everything possible to stay 
at peace, yet he doesn't tell the 
people there shall be no ‘‘wah” as 
FDR did. 
Neither does he call any of the 
Reds good guys as did Harry S. 
Truman when he spoke of Old 
Joe Stalin. Ike refused te send a 
known Communist out of the 
country te return legally, as FDR 
did with Earl Browder’s wile. 
Yes, FDR was going to take care 
of the unemployment situation. 
Now may I ask you, Four Days, 
how did he do it? 
And remember, while our men 
died in Korea, the Missouri Mule 
called it “police action.’’ That's 
Harry S. Truman. 
‘ , Killroy 
  
Income Tax-Fax 
Information on preparing 
your income tar return, 
issued by the Internal Reve- 
nue Depcrtment. 
TWO-WAY DIVIDENDS 
Dividends received on stock 
you own must be included in 
income. However, each individual 
is entitled to exclude from income 
up to $50 of dividend income re-. 
.ceived from qualifying domestic 
corporations. 
If a joint return is filed and 
both husband and wife have 
dividend income, each one may 
exclude up to $50 of dividend 
income—but one cannot use any 
portion of the $50 exclusion not 
used by the other. 
If the husband had $100 in 
dividends and the wife has £25, 
the exclusion would be $50 for 
the husband and $25 for the 
wife. 
If the stock was jointly neld— 
and the total dividend received 
was $125—they would be entitled 
to a $100 exclusion—$50 for the 
husband and $50 for the wife. 
The exclysion does not apply 
to amount received from such 
. organizations as mutual savings 
banks, Federal savings and Joan 
associations, or domestic savings 
and loan associations. 
  
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Now therefore give me_ this 
mountain, whereof, the Lord 
spake in that day; fer thou 
heardest in that day how the 
Anakims were there, and that 
the cities were great and fenced; 
if so be the Lord will be with 
me, then I shall be able to drive 
them out, as the Lord said. — 
Joshua 14:12. 
* * * ‘ 
Self- Trust is the essence of 
heroism.—Ralph Waldo Emerson. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Don’t Let Defect Spoil Your Life Faith is an attractive girl 
who has a rather common 
facial defect. She has magni- 
nified it till it seems like a 
mountain to her, though I 
regard it as a molehill. After 
you employ all modern medical 
aids to improve your appear- 
ance, then join the “Compli- 
ment Club,” for it will widen 
your horizon quickly. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case X - 349: Faith G., aged 
18, is entering college next term. 
* * * 
“Dr. Crane, I ami desperate,” 
she began, “and my problem is 
shared by a lot of other girls. 
“In my sophomore year at high 
school, I began to notice super- 
fluous hair on my 
face, especially on 
my upper lip and 
my cheeks. 
f= ‘So I consulted 
a dermatologist, 
for my hair is 
. dark though my 
skin is blonde, as 
you can see. 
“This doctor ad- 
vised me to try 
a certain wax 
DR, CRANE treatment at the 
beauty parlor. For two years, 
therefore, I went for this wax 
treatment every two weeks. 
“It helped, but always left a few 
straggler hairs and some broken 
ones under the skin. 
_ *® «© * 
“I have debated electrolysis 
treatments but hesitate lest they 
scar my face until I look worse 
than } do now. I've tried chemical 
depilatories with not much success. 
“Lately, I haye tried to pull 
each hair with a tweesers, but 
this is torture and too tedious. 
“But what else can I do to avoid    looking like a toothbrush or hair- 
brush? I don’t want to be shunned 
socially because of surplus hair 
on my face?” 
HAIRY WOMEN 
For a limited area, electrolysis 
is usually a good method by which 
to destroy unwanted hair. 
Or you can bleach it and then 
extrovert your attention upon other 
people via joining my ‘‘Compli- 
ment Club.” 
* * * 
Most people who suffer from 
what they regard as a defect, 
soon focus attention so exclusively 
on their own problem that they 
lose perspective. 
It thus looms mountainous to 
them, though it may still be only 
a molehill to outsiders. 
So you women with superfluous 
hair should beware lest you be- 
come a slave to it. 
Many men have reported to 
me that they would far rather 
date a girl with a little extra 
hair on her face and legs, than 
one who tses a razor unfil those 
stubby hairs feel like a briar 
patch. 
Hair growth is chiefly a matter 
of your heredity. Some men are 
almost as hairy as apes, while 
others have hardly a hair on their 
chests. . 
American Indians and Negroes 
have scanty beards, while some 
Caucasians look like Santa Claus. 
, a a ae 
And just as the. amount of hair 
varies in men, so it does in women. 
They usually are much less hairy 
as an average than aré men, but 
some women have a fuzz on their 
upper lip and hairy legs. 
PSYCHOLOGICAL REMEDIES 
In occasional cases, an ovarian 
tumor ' may cause a woman to grow a full beard, like the bearded 
ladies at the circus. 
But the usual hairy woman will 
get along quite successfully in 
social life if she will simply 
~ bleach the hair and then laugh 
at her problem thereafter. 
To help divert her attention, let 
her start paying- an honest com- 
pliment every day to a minimum 
of three co-workers or companions. 
For the important thing in pop- 
ularity is whether you make your 
associates feel happier and more 
        x-749   
important as a result of your con- 
tacts with them. 
If you praise them honestly and 
learn how to carry on gay con- 
versation, you can win husbands 
easily, as millions of fuzzy lipped 
girls have done. . 
Se send for the “Compliment 
Club Booklet,” enclosing a 
stamped return envelope, plus 
20 cents (non-profit). 
Try it for % days. See if ff 
oat ‘t broaden your. horizon and 
zoom your popularity far faster 
than depilatories, and \hand tweez- ° 
ers. 
Always write to Dr. George W, Crane 
in care of The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, 
Michigan, enclos’ ® 3c stamped, 
self-addressed enve' 200 te ci 
typing and pri costs when 
pa wigs po Som HE ‘charts ond pam- 
_ _ «, (Copyright 1958) 4 
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Junior Editors Quiz on- Bob Considine Quotes \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCIL 10, 1958 
Noel Coward:   
HISTORY     
    = ~~ eas 
QUESTION: Was there a real Davy Crockett? 
ANSWER: Yes. Colonel David Crockett, who died in 1836, 
was a real Tennessee backwoods hero, a mighty hunter and 
Indian fighter. 
Crockett combined great courage with good sense and wit,   with the result that he was chosen by the people of his area to || 
represent them in Washington, where he was very popular and 
became known as “the coonskin congressman.” But when he 
opposed President Jackson’s plans for dealing with the Indians 
he lost favor, and so he decided to move to Texas, a state 
which was then struggling for independence from Mexico. 
Crockett fought hard for Texas, and met a hero’s death in 
the famous defense of the Alamo. 
Soon after his death, the story of Davy Crockett turned 
into an American legend. Many of the wise things he had 
said, such as “Be always sure you're right, then go ahead,” 
became household phrases. His humor was also remembered. 
He was so ugly, he once said, that he could make a coon fall 
from a tree by grinning at it. As people told and retold his 
re added, until 
x * * 
FOR YOU TO DO: Color the illustration (Crockett’s buck- 
_ skin suit should be a light tan) then cut it out and mount it on 
a piece of cardboard. Then make your own picture of the 
Crockett legend—say of Davy grinning and the coon falling. 
(Oona Syra of Muncie, Ind., wins $10 for this- question. 
_ Send yours on a postcard to Violet Moore Higgins, AP News- 
features, in care of this newspaper. Tomorrow: What caused 
the Ice Age?) Coward and beautiful Eva Gabor 
were among the luncheon guests of 
that delightful San Franciscan 
Louis Lurie, at the wonderful old 
place named Jack's, 
Coward, spearing one of those 
tiny and ineffably tasty shrimp 
that abound in the sharp sauces of 
the city’s fabled restaurants, was 
saying that he had found the na- 
tive critics considerably less than 
carniverous., 
“Critics, of course, remain 
something of a blight,’ the re- 
markable man said in precisely 
the manner of one of the charac- 
ters with which he has populated 
the international stage. ‘Here 
in this city—which I adore more 
than any other American city— 
they are a benevolent blight. In 
New York they are more malev- 
olent than benevolent.” He 
paused elegantly. “Hmmm, bet- 
ter make that read ‘London’ 
rather than ‘New York.’ 
“Opening nights everywhere, or 
wherever, are the same. You 
sense the presence of the critics 
and your mind is more on them 
than on the play. The audiences 
are on guard, too, terribly afraid   ‘Critics Remain Something of a Blight’ SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Noellof being un-chie by responding in- 
is busy glancing discreetly at the 
queen, searching out her majesty’s 
reaction before permitting them- 
selves the luxury of their own.” 
Someone at the table has seen 
Coward in his “Nude With Vie- 
lin” ‘and remarked about his deft 
ease, 
“Nothing takes the place of the’     |spontaneity that comes from six: 
hard weeks of rehearsal,’’ Cow-, 
ard said cheerfully. 
* * * 
The Mummers went off to work, 
leaving the others alone with the 
host and his special coffee pot— 
which is engraved ‘Louis R. Lu- 
rie’s Round Table, 1916-1957." -He 
poured our coffee with a steady 
hand, his gold nose-tweeze glasses 
wiggling saucily as he recounted 
the history of the old restaurant. 
He has had lunch at that par- 
ticular table every weekday 
  
WASHINGTON (INS) — Con-| 
gress takes up a tear jerker this 
week, 
Debate has been ordered for 
the middle of the week on a bill 
by Mrs. Gracie Pfost (D-Idaho), 
which would prohibit futures trad- 
ing in onions on the Chicago and 
New York mercantile exchanges. 
* * * 
Mrs. Pfost charged that wild 
fluctuations on the market caused 
by speculators, buying frequently 
depressed the prices paid growers, 
shippers and processors. 
“And,” she added, ‘when 
the prices are low the savings 
are not passed on to the con- 
sumer. It’s the speculator who 
gets the money.” 
Rep. Jerry Ford (R-Mich.) pre-     
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pess the House, and added: 
“Things lok encouraging in the 
senate.” 
Mrs. Pfost explained that most 
of the futures trading on the 
market is in so-called yellow 
| globe onions. Most of the yellow 
i globes are grown in nine states: 
Michigan, New York, Wisconsin, 
Minnesota, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, 
| Massachusetts and Iowa. 
  | She said, however, that fluctua- 
| tions on, the yellow globes also 
one prices for Spanish 
sweet onions grown in the good 
| old state of Idaho, Congress Set to Debate 
Tear-Jerking Proposal 
|helped me on Saturdays working “thicker, sweeter and _ juicier 
layers’’ and were larger. 
* * * 
“Put it like this,’’ she said. ‘If 
I were eating a hamburger, I'd 
rather have a slice of Spanish 
sweet onion on it.” 
* a * 
Whatever the fate of the onion 
bill, somebody is going-te—shed, 
some tears. If it passes, specula- 
tors will cry. If it is defeated, 
there will be wailing among the 
growers. 
  
150 Pupils Give Teacher 
Surprise Housewarming 
KANSAS CITY & — About 150 
of Marvin Langford’s 246 pupils 
in “Marriage and Family Living" 
gave him a surprise housewarnf.- 
ing at his new home yesterday. 
Langford teaches in Kansas 
City’s Southeast High School. His 
house was blown away by a tor- 
nado last May. 
“For the last two or three 
months many of the boys have 
on the outside of the place, doing 
yard work and moving things,” 
Langford said. 
  
Afflicted Child Drowns 
BILLERICA, Mass. (® — The 
body of a 5-year-old deaf mute 
        Mrs. Pfost was asked the differ- 
ence between yellow globes and, 
|Spanish sweets. She said the! 
globes were generally smaller 
| with thinner rings and layers, | 
|while the Spanish sweets had! was found in the Shawsheen River 
yesterday, ending a 23-hour search 
by 1,500 persons. 
Little Lawrence Bearse  had| 
wandered away from his home 
|Saturday morning. 
  
  
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T Didn't Raise My Boy to Be a President’ By CLIFF EDWARDS 
AUSTIN, Tex. (INS) — “I didn't 
raise my boy to be a president.” 
Mrs. Rebekah Johnson, sprightly 
76-year-old mother of Senate ma- 
jority leader Lyndon B. Johnson, 
was talking about her son's pos- : 
sible presidential ambitions. 
* * * 
Admittedly proud of the power- 
ful position the Texas Democrat, 
occupies in the U.S: Senate, Mrs., 
Johnson said with conviction: | 
“I would not urge him to be 
president. It is the hardest job 
in the world. It is crucifying and 
a slayer, especially for anyone 
that is conscientious and loves 
his people." 
When Johnson made a_ flying 
trip to Austin she was abed with 
the flu, but she is fully recovered 
now. Obviously not. slowed down) 
by the years, she is active and 
alert and follows closely the politi- 
cal fortunes of her eldest son. 
“Lyndon has told me that he 
has no desire to be .president,”’ 
she said, and added that he told 
her, “I have my hands full now— 
and I just want to be a good 
senator.”   
Mrs. Johnson pointed out that 
being Senate majority leader 
with its heavy responsibilities, 
chairman of the Senate’s new 
special committee on space, and 
chairman of the Senate Prepared.             ness Subcommittee is a ‘“‘full- 
time job." 
His mother said Sen. Johnson) 
has fully recovered from his heart) _ 
attack of July 1955, and she pro- 
nounced him “‘fit as a fiddle’ on 
a recent Austin visit. 
She said his doctor has ordered |. 
him to ‘“‘go sparingly’’ on sweets 
and rich foods. < 
* * * 
Realizing the pressure of his 
many duties in Washington, Mrs. | 
Johnson said she asked him, ‘“‘Why 
don’t you give it up?” She said) 
Johnson, who will be 50 next Oct. 
27, answered: 
“{ wouldn't feel right if I did. 
I'm in it now and to a certain | 
  
Reuther Runs Dems, 
Sen. Potter Charges 
DETROIT w — Sen. Potter (R- 
Mich) charged Saturday that 
Walter Reuther, head of the United 
Auto Workers, controls the candi- 
dates in the State Democratic 
Party in Michigan and wants to 
dominate the Democratic Nation- 
al Convention.” 
* * * 
Potter made his remarks at a 
Shiawassee County Republican 
dinner at Owosso. 
In other actions over the 
weekend the Michigan Republi- 
ean senator urged Michigan 
businessmen to go and get more 
missile business for the state. 
He said in a statement released 
by his Washington office, ‘I am 
working to get more missile con- 
tracts into the state, but industry 
has to shew interest and go after 
the business, too.” 
* * * 
Potter, in another statement, | 
lauded President Eisenhower's an- 
nouncement of a stepped. up fed- 
eral spending program to bolster 
the nation’s economy. He said: 
“The announcement indicates 
that the Administration has been 
working diligently on the economic 
problems while others have been 
spending their time trying to 
spread planned pessimism.”         
  
Educators to Gather 
ANN ARBOR (W—A conference 
of schoo] board members and 
school officials at University of 
Michigan March 25 wil discuss the 
teaching of science and mathe- 
matics in high schools. Nearly 500 
educators are expected to attend. | 
  
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Bus. FE 4-3811 Nites FE 4-0445, extent it’s my responsibility— |that job for my child. But, I would|if he became president. I would) the job (president) just for the 
leave that up to him. His wife, be as happy as I am now. I think, sake of the position. He has a 
‘Lady Bird, feels the same wayjhe has done a great service to| very realistic love for his country and I can’t walk out.” 
But what if the senator should, 
change his mind between now and! 
the 1960 elections? | 
“As a mother, I wouldn't wish' about it, too.”’ 
Then she added quietly: “The 
country would be very fortunate! jhis “country.” 
Mrs. Johnson said she didn’t 
believe that “Lyndon would take   
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a new foundation outside the old House Office 
Building, south of the Capitol. and would do the right thing at 
whatever the cost to him.” 
With a twinkling eye the senator’s 
‘mother loves to relate her oft-told 
story that ‘I always felt since I 
first saw him at birth he would 
be capable of doing great things.” 
Of course, she observed, ‘“‘maybe 
a lot of mothers would feel that 
way about their first child.” 
* * * and rejected stories about things 
that never happened,” adding that 
it was a “characteristic” he ear- 
ried over in his “realistic attitude” 
toward politics. 
But Mrs. Johnson despaired in 
the two years following his grad- 
uation from .high school, when 
“he was not interested in any- 
thing except to have a good 
time.” 
She earnestly told him many 
times while he was driving a road 
tractor that she wanted him to 
“do something with your head, 
and not just with your hands.” 
* * * 
      | She ‘didn't wait to hurry him 
‘along. the road to national fame. 
‘She taught him to spell at the age 
of four before he -entered the 
country school near their Stonewall, | 
Tex. farm home. There Lyndon 
‘raced through the primer and first 
reader in four months. 
Mrs. Johnson had plenty of time! 
for her son at their isolated farm 
home because her husband, Sam! 
Ely Johnson, was busy with his 
real estate business and spent a 
lot of time as a state representa- 
tive at Austin. He died in 1937. 
Lyndon sailed through grade 
‘School and finished high school at 
15 as president of his class. His| 
mother said “he wanted only facts!   “He came to me one day and| 
      said: ‘I’m tired of working with 
my hands. I'll try the head ‘or 
awhile.’’"’ | 
He enrolled in the Teachers | 
College at San Marcos, Tex., and | 
completed three months of prep | 
work and the four-year coures | 
in three years. 
1 
At 20 he was principal of a grade 
‘school at Cotulla, south of San)! 
‘Antonio, then went on to other, 
teaching work before joining the’ 
staff of the late Congressman’ 
Richard Kleberg of Texas. 
* * * 
Apparently it was the right de- | 
cision for the man, who now is | 
considered the second most power- 
ful person in the nation’s capitol. 55th American Toy Fair 
Opens in New York 
NEW YORK (®—All manner of 
toys and other playthings — from 
inexpensive plastic gimmicks to a 
|$3,000 mink doll carriage “for the 
little miss who has everything’’— 
go on display today at the 55th 
American Toy Fair, 
* * r 
Every room on 44 floors of two 
hotels will display toys. In addi- 
tion, they will be shown in hun- 
dreds of rooms of two buildings 
where many toy makers maintain 
permanent showrooms. ~ 
* * * 
About 16,000 U.S. and foreign 
toy buyers are expected to visit 
|the show, which is not open to the ublic. It is sponsored by the Toy caaaiantaers of the U.S.A., Inc. 
AFL-CIO Unit to Meet   
State AFL-CIO Executive Board, 
elected at a merger meeting in 
Grand Rapids, will hold its first 
meeting March 18. The meeting is 
scheduled in Detroit at the Tuller 
Hotel.   
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American nuclear-powered sub- 
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Favors Council Discussion-Meeting Set 
for Friday to Consider 
Separate Group 
Parent-Teacher Associations in 
Waterford. Township have indicated 
that they would like to form their: 
own “council, and a  discussion- 
meeting has been set for 8 p.m. 
Fr iday' at the high school. 
All 17 of the schools in the Wa- 
terfotd Township school district 
are now members of the Oakland 
County Council of PTA and con- 
stit@t¢ ‘one-half of - the — entire 
coup MI. : 
speaker will be president 
of the State Congress of PTA, Mrs. 
Chafles Neldrett who will conduct 
ad serome on the pros and cons 
of bgeaking away from the county- 
widé council. 
  School principals and PTA pres- 
idents have been invited to attend 
the meeting as delegates, acquir- 
  ing sinformation to present later 
to their individual school groups) 
for a vote. 
* * * 
Aocording to Mrs. Glenn Walters, 
who, is spear-heading the move, 
Waterford Township schoo! enroll- 
ment has grown so rapidly that 
morf can be accomplished by hav- 
ing an individual council. 
Al] parents that are interested 
is meeting, have been urged 
ittend, Mrs, Walters said. —~ 
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Swedish Palace 
Told to Shut Up 
About Romance 
LONDON W—A British aristo- 
cra@ in effect told: the Swedish 
court today-to shit up about the 
romprte between his son and 
Princess Margaretha. 
‘ * * * 
The romantie difficulties of Rob- 
in bouglas-Home, nephew of the 
Ear} of Home, and the Swedish 
prinress have been headline fod- 
for months. The young man 
failed to win her hand on a visit to 
Sweden last week, but a Stock- 
holy paper reported today that 
the court expected a fall wedding 
* * * 
Said Robin's father, Maj. the 
Henry Montagu Douglas- 
Home, in a statement to the 
press: “It is my wish that no 
further communique, however ftri- 
vial, will be issued by the royal 
palace of Stockholm or its spokes- 
man until these two children have 
made up their vacillating minds 
undisturbed by anyone 
» * * 
“As far as I am concerned 1) 
wish to hear no further comment 
whatsoever on their romance." 
During his five days in Sweden|<~ 
Douglas-Home, was formally 
introduced to King Gustaf, the 
princess’ grandfather, and dined 
regularly at the royal palace. 
The tall, wavy-haired nephew of 
a British peer, Douglas-Home first 2, Mischa Elman Refuses to Hang Up Fiddle NEW YORK u—Many a youth- 
ful violinist grumblés rebelliously 
to his parents: “I'll bet Mischa 
Elman doesn’t practice as much 
as I do.” 
* * 
But he’s wrong. At 67, Elman, 
who has no intention of hanging 
up the fiddle and bow he first 
clutched in a Russian ghetto at   the age of 5, still practices up to 
three hours daily. - 
“Some artists, as they get old- 
er, lose interest in practicing,”’ he 
said. ‘‘They regard it as drudgery. 
“To me it is still a pleasure. 
Even in practicing you make dis- 
coveries, ‘and it is the discoveries 
that inspire you.” 
This is the golden jubilee sea-   son in America for the small, 
sturdy wizard of the strings who 
has a puckish face resembling oné 
of Santa Claus’ elves. But he had 
been a child wonder in Europe 
for more than five years when he, 
made his debut here as an artist 
of 17. 
Acclaimed as one of the great 
masters of the violin in this cen-jrecords have been sold. Some of   tury, Elman has given more than| 
3,500 concerts. He has a reper-) 
toire of more than 600 | 
and enlarges it each year 
“If you cease doing new| 
things,” he remarked, ‘‘you cease 
to grow.” 
* * * 
More than two million of his 
  
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  the earlier ones, made with tenor 
Enrico Caruso, with) whom he 
used to tour in joint concerts, are 
now highly prized by collectors. 
Chance has played more than 
a casual role in his long career.| 
When he was 12 he failed to 
turn the gas jet all the way off 
the night before his Berlin debut 
—he had never seen gaslight be-ories is playing in a string quar- 
fore—and was overcome by the’ 
fumes. 
When he was 13, in London, a 
hot glass of tea he was holding 
burst and badly gashed a finger 
of his right hand. 
* * * 
“Had it happened to a finger) 
on my other hand,"’ he remarked, 
“my career would have ended.” 
All his life he has been unable 
to indulge in sports for fear of 
injuring his multi-million - dollar 
hands. His favorite game: chess. 
Askeg the most important fac- 
tors in a concert artist’s career, 
Elman grinned and said: 
“Well, entrances and exits are 
important—just as important as 
they are to an actor. 
_* * * 
“Technical skill is important, of   fine mathematician.-   
  tact with his audience is through} 
his heart. If he has no heart, he 
has no contact. 
* * * 
“And work is important. People 
think a person of genius or great 
talent doesn’t have to work. Ac- 
tually, he has to work harder be- 
cause he has higher standards and 
higher ideals to satisfy. 
“My definition of talent is: self- 
criticism.” 
* * " 
Among Elman’s pleasant mem- 
  tet with scientist Albert Einstein) 
who, as a musician, was a very} 
“But I found his violin playing) 
    easier to understand than his , the-| 
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* * 
His first marriage 
rejected by her family 
his salary of $126 a week was not 
considered regal enough to sup- 
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a better job and kept on trying to 
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KALAMAZOO w — Rep. James 
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10th anniversary of Israe] as an 
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  By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
NEW YORK. (INS)—On this day, 
Ameche, barked out the 
words: ever heard over a_ tele- 
“Mr, Watson, come here. I want 
you.” 
EASILY BOSSED 
Mr. Watson was an amiable 
man, easily bossed, and what's | 
more he was devoted to Mr. Alex-) 
ander Graham Bell, who was in 
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Se he rushed to the door of 
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Summit Mee 
ROME (INS) — Italian govern- 
ment leaders are privately wor- 
ried that the West might 
us to the dogs” if it agrees to an 
East-West Summit Conference in 
June. They do not like the timing. 
Russia has proposed that the 
heads-of-government meeting be! 
held in June, with the West rep- 
resented by the United States, 
Britain, France and Italy, and the’ 
East by the Soviet Union, Poland, 
Czechoslovakia and Romania. 
Russia's timing is extremely 
country will hold national elec- 
tions in late May or June, While 
the date has no special] impor- 
tance for the United States, 
Britain and France, it may 
mean. millions of votes up and 
down the Italian boot. |   Moscow is already helping the | 
Italian party to gear up the Red 
electorial campaign. It also has 
set in motion a clever side issue, 
by saying the Kremlin would like 
to approach the Vatican on the 
delicate subject of diplomatic re- 
lations. 
* * y 
There cannot be any doubt that 
Moscow is worried about the Ital-| . 
jan elections. Virtually every for- 
eign observer believes that under 
the present circumstances the 
Italian Communist Party will lose 
20 per cent of its strength in both 
the chamber of deputies and the 
senate. The Reds, who are al- 
ready reeling from the loss of 
power in nationwide factory coun- 
cil elections, might never recover 
from such a national election set- is 
back, 
Most reliable informants in- ‘i 
sist that Khrushchev and com- | |} 
pany promised Italian Commu- 
nist Party Chief Palmiro Togli- || 
atti very strong support during | 
Togliattti’s latest visit to Mos- 
cow. 
Therefore, Amintore Fanfani’s| | 
Christian’ Democratic Party, which) 
now rules Italy, strongly feels that | 
Russia will use eVery opportunity 
to woo Italy's voters with all types 
of promises. 
A top leader in the Demo-Chris- 
tian movement told this corre- 
spondent that on the missile bases 
issue alone, his party could lose 
tvo million votes if Russia played 
its propaganda cards hard-and- 
fast. About 23 million votes will 
be cast. 
No Italian government 
  ~ Mankina’s S Privacy Shot to Bell by Phone 
“$2 years ago, a long, good looking ';,ansmitter), 
chap who rather resembled Don static at the news that the tele- 
first phone actually worked, he forgot | 
“deliver | 
important for Italy because the — 
leader | ¢i set, pouring acid all over his 
clothes (that night Bell and Wat- 
son were about to try a new pga 
but he was so ec- 
the accident and:-14s~-some_his-| 
torians put it, ‘‘whooped.”’ 
From that moment, one suit of 
clothes and mankind's 
iwere simultaneously shot to Bell. 
* * * 
The fact that he had mastered. 
ithe telephone didn't mean much to: 
‘Alexander Graham. until June of 
that year 1876. On the 25th of that 
month, he showed up to exhibit his! 
“instrument at the Philadelphia 
Centennial Exposition, but none of, 
the exhibit judges noticed him.   
Finally, as they were ready to 
Bell had been preoccupied with: .quit for the day, one judge, Dom | 
dedro of Brazil, recognized Bell, privacy. oe 
They had met through schools 
for the deaf, Bell's chief interest 
| pom Pedro insisted that the 
| judges consider his acquaint- 
| ance's exhibit. 
Pedro-himself picked up the re- 
iceiver to listen. 
It is recorded that he may have 
said, “‘My word, it talks!” al- 
‘though those who understand Por- | 
the statement was ‘tugese believe 
stronger. 
At any rate, the telephone was 
‘therewith launct hed, and a_ few 
lweeks later a man named Sir Wil-| 
liam Thompson, Lord Ke Ivin, 
called it “the most wenderful 
thing in America.” 
This statement was never offi- 
elally corroborated, and Thomp- 
| son Was never beara ©! _Sgain, 
  
t in June 
Ill-Timed to Suit Italy 
iseriously believes that Russia is 
trying to arrange a summit con- 
ference just to support Italy's 
|Reds. However, they agree that 
ithe timing certainly is not mere) 
ichance, 
  
Beats Grandmother, 102, 
With Belt and Buckle 
NEW YORK (#—Marco Felici- 
ano, 19, is accused of beating his | 
'102-year-ole. grandmother with a 
belt and buckle. 
| Mrs, Patrona Belosa of Manhat-, 
tan was taken to a hospital, where 
she was reported today in fair 
jcondition and suffering from a cut 
of the left ear and malnutrition, 
felonious assault, Police gave no 
explanation for the alleged beat- 
ing, which occurred last night. 
  
First all-steel ship to be launched 
was the liner Servia, in 1881. | Mrs. 
tional Council member and Pontiac 
Her grandson was charged with) Pontiac USO Member 
Attends Capital Meet 
Fred Haushalter, USO Na- 
USO Committee secretary, partici 
pated in a panel discussion at the 
‘third annual meeting of the council 
D.C. recently. 
| Vice President Richard M. Nix- 
on, Wilber M. Brucker, secretary, 
jo Army, and James A. Linen, pub-| 
lisher of Time magazine were! 
jamong the speakers at the two day 
meeting. ‘held in Washington, 
| Mrs. Haushalter lives at 2185 
‘Scott Lake Rd., Waterford Town- 
‘ship. 
  
Heart Sessions Slated 
DETROIT ® — The Michigan 
Heart Assn. will sponsor scientific 
sessions on heart disease in De- 
troit March 20 as part of the Michi- 
jgan Clinical Institute. Dr, Charles 
H. Rammelkamp of Cleveland, 
Ohio, professor of medicine at 
Western Reserve University, will 
discuss heart damage in children 
caused by rheumatic fever.     
  
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    ; , THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1958 
Ola Hiller Addresses 
Delta Kappa Gamma She pointed out that the school should be able to help 
the -youngster fulfill his needs of belonging, allow in- 
dividual expression and develop faith. 
  Members of Xi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma So- 
ciety invited their first president, Ola Hiller, to speak at 
the birthday luncheon Saturday at Devon Gables. 
* x * 
In conclusion, Miss Hiller said that members of Delta 
Kappa Gamma must accept the challenge of the time and 
serve humanity in the manner described by the society. 
CEREMONY STAGED 
Florence Gullstrand, president of Xi Chapter, partici- 2 
pated in the candlelighting ceremony along with past 
presidents Dr. Edith Roach Snyder, Mrs. Claire Hinckley 
and Miss Hiller. Other past presidents are Mrs. Donald B. 
Hogue and Vera Mae Adams. 
Mrs. Everett Peterson was chairman of the birthday 
luncheon assisted by Marietta Spring, Mary Gibbs and Mrs. 
Harold Laudenslager. * * * 
Miss Hiller, who headed the society 12 years ago, now 
is a member of the chapter in Flint, where she is admin- 
istrative assistant in charge of communications for the 
Flint public schools. 
EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGE 
Miss HiNer asked the members to accept. the challenge 
of meeting the educational needs of youngsters today and 
to encourage them in the wonder world that lies ahead. 
* * * 
To meet this need teachers must have keenest insight 
and be able to inspire the finest ideals and aspirations, 
she said. 
  ’ . | Pontiac Press Photes 
oe. Three past aeritents attending the 12th birthday Mrs. Claire Hinckley, Ola Hiller, the first president, 
luncheon of Xi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma and Dr. Edith Roach Snyder. Miss Hiller was 
Society Saturday at Devon oe were (left to right) speaker for the event. Dance Club 
Picks Slate 
of Officers 
Donald Redmond was named 
president of Allemanders 
Square Dance Club when that 
group met for its final dance 
of the season Saturday evening. 
x *« © 
Other officers elected were 
William Barrow, vice presi- 
dent; Everett Batchlor, treas- 
urer; Nellie Smith, secretary; 4 
Roy Lasenby and Homer 
|   Plans Set 
for Festival 
at LeBaron 
PTA to Present 
Annual Gathering 
on May 2 
Mrs. Fred Giddings has been 
named general chairman and 
Mrs. Charles York, cochairman 
of LeBaron School PTA’s an- 
nual spring festival to be held 
May 2. 
* * * 
ying with them will be 
Mrs Basil Tucker, fish pond; 
Mrs. Merle Crooks, white ele- 
phant; Mrs. Leland Cotter, 
baked goods; Mrs. Albert Bar- 
nett, planters and plants; Mrs. 
Loren Kelly, hayride; Mrs. 
Charles Wheeler, cotton candy 
and popcorn, and Mrs, Donald 
Upton, country store, Moran, board of governors. 
Caller for the evening was 
Sam Joan. 
* * * 
Among the guests were Mr. : 
and Mrs. Wayne Carlsen, Mr. 
and Mrs. Frank Bens, Mr. and | 
Mrs. Sidney Geal, Mr. and 
Mrs. Donald LeBeau, Mr. and _ 
Mrs. Charles Rice and -Mr. 
and Mrs. Claude Graves. 
* x ¢* 
Others were Mr. and Mrs, 
Harry Redding, Mr. and Mrs. 
: : ; , Robert , Mr. and Mrs. AO ROL OP or Florence Gullstrand is this year’s Kappa Kamma, the honorary teachers Sepa Spt endlier and 
Barnard lesae| barbecue beams president of Xi Chapter of Delta society. Mrs. John Bassett. 
and hot dogs; Mrs. Roy Church x * * 
pop; Mrs. M: W., Farnsworth, An extra dance will be held 
second-hand articles; Mrs. Judith Maier by the club March 22 at Isaac 
Will Be Wed   Fred Garchow, candy; Mrs. Crary Junior High School. - 
Harry Van Natter, used toys; Mr. and Mrs.   
  
  ; Mrs. James Chipman, pie, ice Fred A. 
d coffee; Mrs. Nick . as . : LUNCHEONS 
Looks and rs. var Cla Wilson of “in April Rite |). seattest tee Cream See ee ee Bir aca BIRMINGHAM — Mr. and Popular Prices 
Mrs. udenslager (left Hallenbeck (right) handled publicit Completing the list are Mrs. announce the Mrs. Carl G. Maler of Surrey | pixgR FOUNTAIN rs. Harold Laudenslager (left) a (right) pe icity pe ean ace sarercment 6 road announce the engagement 
entertained those attending the birth __ for the event. 
day luncheon with several songs. Ora 
Personal News of Area room; Mrs. Harty Bogison, fire 
engine; Mrs, John Kevorkian, 
comics and balloons; Lola San- 
drige, ‘silhouettes; Boy Scouts, 
parcel post gifts; Mrs, Court- 
ney Clara, publicity, and Mrs. 
Garchow, cleanup.   
  
their daughter, / est is = ol Mr. rs. W. Ray ter- 
Mary Lou, to man of Farmincton. 
James M. - *e Ff Judith attended Western 
Russell III, Michigan University and Roy’   
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  son of is studying at Lawrence Insti- 
tute of Technology. 252 8. Telegraph et TE ste? . 
The Leslie R. Wares of Barring- Barber, Airman 3.C. Michael E. Mac- Al |-N ati on Mr. and Mrs., They will be married April 5. - | 
ton road are home again following Ce poe bine a Ath Coco, lanes Mo o— 
a four-week vacation in South Amer- © ; Russell. of 
fea, The couple spent time in Co- David and Mary MacDonald. aa Event Held Skaneateles, | SPRING FESTIVAL at HAIG’S! lombia; Lima, Peru; Santiago, x * b leq ue N.Y. No ; 
Stitt Sanit Si gos at Ent BY Leg =| FREE HANDBAG Montevideo, Uruguay. Job’s Daughters Bethel Five, enter- amnlsohal Homan et Glen: wedding date ! 
In Quito, Ecuador, they visited the 
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Savage. The 
Rev. Mr. Savage, a missionary, is the 
son of Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Savage 
of Pontiac’s First Baptist Church. 
In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, they 
visited Mrs. Annice Henline and also 
took in the city’s carnival, which 
lasted four days. Port-of-Spain, 
Trinidad, and San Juan, Puerto 
Rico, were other cities visited by the 
Wares. 
x * 
A dinner party honoring Lee Hath- 
away, who is leaving soon for serv- 
ice in the U.S. Army, was given by 
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. MacDonald 
of Elizabeth Lake road Saturday 
evening. 
Present were his fiancee, Gail 
Mrs. Roy A. Corwin presided. at the 
refreshment table for the tea given in 
her honor as new sponsor of Les Filles. 
Members held the affair Sunday at'the 
Illinois avenue home of Gretchen cae tained 37 members of the group at a 
slumber party in her home on Mark 
avenue Friday evening. 
x * * 
At the University of Michigan 
Phyllis Law, daughter of Mr. and- 
Mrs. Arthur Law of Miami road, has 
been elected president of Delta Delta 
Delta sorority. 
* * 
Receiving congratulations on the 
birth of a daughter, Suzanne Isa- 
belle, March 6 at St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. James J. 
Spring of West Huron street. 
Maternal grandparents are Mr. 
and Mrs. Paul M. Snover of West 
Huron street. Mr. and Mrs, Peter L. 
Spring of Illinois avenue are the 
paternal grandparents. 
  Pontiac Press Photes 
Gaensbauer. Waiting to be served 
are (left to right) Virginia Norvell, ~ 
recording secretary, and Dee Dee - 
Kaiser, treasurer. wood avehue, program chair- 
man of the Oakland County 
branch of the Women’s Inter- 
national League for Peace and 
Freedom, investigated interna- 
tional customs and cultures of 
the metropolitan Detroit area 
in obtaining entertainment 
features for the International 
Dinner and Festival the league 
presenfed Saturday at the 
Pontiac Federal Savings and 
Loan Building. 
The 7 p.m. dinner featured 
dishes from the United Nations 
Recipe Book prepared hy mem- 
bers of the league, including 
such delicacies as the Alban- 
jan cocktail dip, Bobotee, a 
dish of the Union of South 
Africa, Sarmale from Romania, 
and Torta de Banana from 
Brazil. 
HOSTESSES IN SARIS 
The entertainment program 
included Israeli dances per- 
formed by Mrs. Irving Schly- 
festone, folk dances of other 
countries presented by a group 
from the International Center 
in Detroit, and a _ guitarist 
whose specialty is Mexican 
melodies. 
* * * 
Members of the league were 
draped in saris from India as 
hostesses at the affair. Exhibits 
of. various folk arts and iandi- 
. crafts of other countries were 
featured, with U.N. flags and 
placemats decorating the din- 
ing table. 
Officers of the Oaklanc 
County Branch are Mrs Wewis 
Green of Southfield, president; 
Mrs. Houston, vice president; 
Mrs. John K. Ormond and Mrs. 
Harold Chalk of Birmingham, 
secretaries, and Henriette 
White of Detroit, treasurer. 
Fellowship Class - 
Will Hold Banquet 
Plans were completed for a 
40th anniversary banquet to be 
held Saturday when Mr. and 
Mrs. Joseph Waring hostessed 
Fellowhip Class of Baldwin 
Avenue Evangelical U nited 
Brethren Church, Mj Clar- 
ence Winkler was cohostess for 
the Saturday evefiing meeting. 
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\ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCEL 10, 1958 
    
  Safeguard Your Health to Prevest Fatigue 
Today’ s Super-Active Life Demands Pep By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
Modern woman is curvacious and gone soft, The old. days of the'on women today. \to ‘the contrary) but she has nor! Gunpared to the demands made.a soft, lovely way.. Even in slacks stamped, calf atideeanad enveldpe 
or shorts she manages to be ex- 
tempus (some modern fashions'covered weEe seem restful whie vn! Yet today’ $s woman is ailurta 2 in   
  Happily sporting the pledge pins 
that they received in ceremonies that 
marked the end of sorority rushing at 
the University of Michigan last Sunday 
Area Girls Join U. of M. Sororities | By ROSE PERLBERG 
U. of M. Correspondent 
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Pledge Day, the end of soror- 
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Michigan. 
* * * 
The traditiona] happy, hec- 
tic day culminated four weeks 
of rushing, a month -during 
wwhich actives and rushees sac- 
‘yificed sleep and classes to 
pursue the  getting-to-know- 
- you process. 
Both had a chance to observe 
each other. in formal and 
“fun” situations, with the five 
sets of parties that made up 
this spring’s rushing schedule. 
AREA PLEDGES 
Among the 580 coeds who 
went Greek are a number of 
young people from Pontiac 
‘and the area. 
: . * * x 
' Pledging Alphi Phi is Carey 
Ann Charles of Avondale ave- 
nue, while the sisters of Alpha 
Gamma Delta have drawn 
Frances Martha Garrison of 
Covert road. Prospective 
actives of Pj Beta Phi are 
Peggy Ann Fagen of West 
*Huron street and Judy Ann 
Huntwork of Illinois avenue. 
Delta Gamma will be next 
semester home of Sharon Ellen 
Boyce of Starr avenue, while 
Karen Nancy Purnell has 
pledged herself to Delta Phi 
Epsilon and Joanna Sherman 
has taken the Sigma Kappa 
oath. 
* * * 
Some coeds from Bloomfield 
Hills have also decided to try 
the sorority life. Looking for- 
ward to life as a Collegiate 
Sororis member is Barbara 
Whitcomb Barker. DelfA Delta 
Delta is the affiliation of Jane 
Curie, while Susan Lorena 
Kennedy has chosen Gamma 
Phi Beta. 
FILLS THE BILL 
For Marilyn Alice Malone, 
Kappa Kappa Gamma fills the 
bill. Linda Frances Meyers 
has decided that Delta Gamma 
is the house for her, while 
Alpha Phi sisters attracted 
Judith Mary Nelson. 
* * * 
Victoria Ann Nunneley plans 
‘to spend the rest of her col- 
lege career under the roof of 
Pi Beta Phi; Catherine Elea- 
nor Dyni has pledged her alle- 
giance to Zeta Tau Alpha and 
Karen Smith has taken the 
oath of Chi Omega. 
The hand of sisterhood also . 
beckoned to coeds from Bir- 
mingham. Chi Omega was the 
choice of Dawn BeMent, Susan 
Burkhart and Janice Lann Es- 
kew. Alpha Xi Delta appealed 
to Martha Ruth Cox, while it 
"is une Phi for Linda Arleen 
Rakas, Janet Flizabeth Miller 
and Sheilah Susan James. 
* * * 
Delta Delta Delta sisters im- 
pressed Nancy Susan Maxwell. 
Kappa Alpha Theta has the 
pledge of Beverly Ann Ford, 
Judie Ann Reynolds and Ju- 
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  tremely feminine. Even with ‘he 
‘complexity of her life she still has 
more glamor than previeus ben-| 
erations. 
I was in a beauty salon not 
| long ago when a woman came in 
| for a quick hairdo. She had just 
finished 400 miles on a_ high. 
| speed throughway and had 150 
| still to go: She looked a tittle tired 
' when she arrived, but as fresh 
as a daisy when she left. 
  I gathered from her conversation 
that she is the ngether of thires 
children and was on her wax te 
be auditioned for television. | hove 
often wondered what happened Bet 
she made it' 
* * * 
What a Jife! Airplais, knitting 
and golf. Babies, tennis, swimming, 
laundry work, painted toenails, , 
homemaking and careers! Yet they 
all fit together in an attractive 
modern way. They fit together if, 
the woman has superlative energy. 
Today a woman who drags about | 
with cronic fatigue and backaches| 
        are (back row) Peggy Fagen, Frances 
Garrison and Judy Huntwork. In front: 
are Joanna Sherman and Sharon 
dith Louise Krempa. Selecting 
Kappa Kappa Gamma _ are 
Barbara Abbott and Mary 
Brooks Burkman, 
OTHER CHOICES 
It’s Pi Beta Phi for Janice 
Kay Goulder, Sally Jane Man- 
son and Elizabeth Jane Thomp- 
son. Sigma Kappa will be the 
future home of Janet Ann 
Mitchell and Barbara Ann 
Place, while Peggy Ann Zulak 
will reside next semester in 
the Zeta Tau Alpha house. 
For the next few weeks the 
pledges will go through the 
training period that helps them 
to get better acquainted with leaflet 
‘for Beauty and Health’ send a 
AA or flies into tempers is out of 
date. Today a woman must build 
her health habits into her daily 
lroutine in order to be in ihe swim 
with the truly vital members of 
her sex. 
* * * 
Most of the rules for health are 
simple bits of advice we have) 
heard over and over again and 
have not taken seriously because 
they are so familiar. 
We would all be wise to pin a 
list of rules on our bedroom door 
so that we are reminded inorning 
and night of the value of good 
health habits. 
If you would -like .to have my 
“Essential Daily Routine 
  
    with your request for leafigt No. 19 
to Josephine Lowman in care cf 
The Pontiac Press. 
| Science telis us that way back! 
before the ice age the ancestors 
of man went around on all fours 
just like any other self-respecting 
lanimal. Then with the passing of 
hundreds of-generations man grad- 
ually got up on his hind feet and 
acquired philosophy, foresight, am-| 
bition and responsibilities — along ® 
with poor posture and CONT PHTOD: 
* * 
ight it Qnee he was s.anding’ upri 
0 aid things to his mind and to his 
innards. He fell heir to all of those) 
noble qualities which make him 
man but he also received, as penal-| 
ties for his blessings, round shoul-| 
ders, prolapsed abdomens and 
sway backs, 
GROWING PAINS 
There are days even yet when Ne 
each of us, would like to crawl |; 
our | 5 around on all fours. and gi 
insides and our minds a chance to 
fall back into place. But now we! 2% 
have growing pains, physical and 
mental. We are big boys and girls 
now and have to take it. 
A strong abdominal wall is one 
of the great aids in combatting 
the triimphs or mistakes of our 
ancestors. Nature endowed us 
with a strong natural girdie made 
of our ow’ muscles. 
‘ Women In particularly should in- 
dulge in abdominal exercises since 
childbearing does stretch these 
muscles, and also since a protrud- 
‘ing abdomen is one of the most 
usual feminine figure faults. 
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Lie on the floor on your 
with your legs straight and your 
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Custardy 
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an Easy One 
  | By JANET ODELL 
| How about an applesauce pie?) 
| With canned sauce you can make it | 
jany time. Lemon juices adds an | 
extra tang. 
| Today's cook, Mrs. Rudaiph 
Isaacson, is the mother of two 
‘teenage daughters She belongs to 
a church social group. Sewihg is 
her hobby. 
| APPLE FLUFF PIE | 
By Mrs, Rudolph Isaacson | 
2 eggs, separated 
2 tablespoons lemon fulce 
1 tablespoon flour 
Balt | 
2 cups well sweetened applesauce | 
Pastry for open faced pie 
Combine applesauce, lemon| 
|juice, salt, flour and well beaten! 
legg yolks, Cook in double boiler 
until thick and smooth. Beat whites 
until stiff; fold into cooked mix 
ture. : 
Pour into pastry lined tin. Bake 
30 minutes at 425 degrees, or until 
(crust is brown     
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arms extending straight out from, 
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circles ,with the knee. Circle’ first 
in one direction and then in the | 
other. Return right leg to the floor. | 
This time bend the left knee and) 
make circles with it, 4irst in one | 
direction and then jin the other. 
Return left leg to the floor. 
As soon as you can do so hend 
‘both knees. Make circles with both | 
    knees, circling first in one direction | 
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and then continue. 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, Mane 10, 1958   
  
Alpha Delta Kappa 
Names Volunteers 
Mrs. Charles Hampshire, Mrs. 
Clinton George, Mrs. Gordon Rice, 
Bonnie Coan and Lois Coan will 
serve as volunteers at Pontiac 
State Hospital during March. They 
will represent Epsilon Chapter of Dear Abby asst   
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
DEAR ABBY: Our principal *« 
DEAR ABBY: When do you 
think it is too late to have a 
_family? My husband and I having a family because we 
both held good positions and we 
didn't want to stop making } i | 
Remember, Students, Life Begins at 40 up because we are too old. His 
mother says I am past my 
prime and childbirth at my Bride- 5. Be 
Entertained 
lat Shower     Alice Behnke, daughter of Mr.   
  sis. 
ai 
es 
  Bloomfield and Mrs. Elton Behnke of Joslyn| 5 
avenue, was honored at a miscel-| | ASHION SHOP : 
| 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. | Alpha Delta Kappa. 
a 
The chapter met in the Rochester 
drive home of Mrs. D. L. Smith, 
with Mrs. Hampshire serving as has flipped over one of our 
teachers, When she should be 
in study hall 
she is always 
out in the hall good money, . 
I am 38 and he is 41. Now he 
says he thinks we should give have been married for 12 years 
and there is nothing wrong 
with either of us. We put off age would be dangerous, Have 
you (or your readers) any in- 
formation on this subject? 
WANTING A FAMILY 
DEAR WANTING: Nature   
laneous bridal shower Friday eve- 
ning in the home of Mrs. J. Basil 
Meidlein of Lowell street.   
  
       
      cahostess. Contributions were made talking to Married ; Assisting the hostess was Mrs. }) 
to’a new Alpha Delta Kappa house him. prec ig s “Se Rise as Russell Brackett. Miss Behnke J) : 
in Kansas City, Mo. They tice Saturday | Sou are young enough if you |Will become tlie bride of Gordon   
Fortin on March 29. Shop Every Nite ‘til 9—Saturday ‘ are ready, willing and able. |’   
and Kush and afternoon were Complete ’ act worse Good luck! Attending the shower were the ||| Beauty Service than some of Frances S. ~*~ * & bride’s mother, Mrs. Behnke; |] 
the students. ' . Mrs. Richard Bucksar, Mrs. Har- |[' 
Serving Union Lake Area She’s an old Willson and DEAR ABBY: What do you old Perry, Mrs. John Lamont, J) 
HAIR STYLING lady almost 40 think of a boy who kisses @ | Ning Raymond Coombe, Mrs. PERMANENTS ABBY and he is John Rolph = bok - oes date? nee Frank Ledford, Mrs. Clayton 
HAIR CUTTING over that. Deslardins ee complaining—only wonder- | Gillies, Mrs. Jack Wethy, Mrs. | 
  Don't you think they should Adolph Tweit, Mrs. James Wel- 
know better at their age? | lington and Mrs. Daniel Mac- |] ) Mary Lu Pears, owner 
LU PEARS WONDERING 
Parents of the) DEAR WONDERING: I 
    
    
    
  
  
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ULTRA MODERN DEAR STUDENTS: Life Be- Font OS ting off till tomorrow what he | Mrs. Fay Magner, Mrs. J. H. 
Beauty Shop gins at 40! Don't frown on Mr. and Mrs.| ©" 4 wre . * Ses SpA mate 
this romance—if it works out bd a endaracit | ‘ 
" oe en = you might get a holiday on the James C. DEAR ABBY: Before my George, Mrs. Dora Copeland, Mrs. 
day of the wedding Vill f best buddy went into service, eo Se ee ne b fe oh . 
. uison oO he ask » to keep my eye |Barker, Mrs. James : : 
‘ on — ici ae bm. -She |George Henshilwood and Mrs. John | 
Bloomfield | \oudn't date others, so I went | Mitchell were are * 4 : , * Hills, and the| over to keep her company and 
IT’S - ; I started taking her to a show | Also invited were Mrs. Charles |}j | 
bridegroom's now and then. ; Baynes, Mrs. John Fuller, Mrs./}) | 
TH f Before we realized what was |Emerson Brown, Mrs. Irl Wil- 
parents are | happening we found ourselves |liams, Mrs. Bert Weddle, Mrs. | 
in love with each other. She 
wants to write and tell him the 
truth and i say we should keep 
it quiet until he comes home. 
Please advise us. He eomes 
home in March. Floyd Parks, Mrs. Nellie Murphy 
and Mrs. John Ritter. 
Area Leader Talks 
to Women’s Guild the Norman L. 
DesJardins of RESULTS   
TT Owosso. 
| DA 
WONDER cussing “Wheat Our Guilds Mean|}   “TEX” 
DEAR TEX: Do not write 
him this news, When he re- 
turns, let the girl talk to him 
alone, Possibly she was just 
lonesome in his absence and 
found you a welcome substi- SRR 
OHN ROLPH Des/ARDINS Mrs. Frank Buppert, president 
of the Detroit Regional Women's 
Guild, spoke to members of the 
Bethel United Church of Christ 
Women’s Guild at the church, dis- 
    M RS. 
Frances Willson Weds — 
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It’s Later Than You Think! Frances Spencer Willson and | chose a gray wool ensemble | your Jetter, For a personal re- |the program were Mrs, Robert | | 
John Rolph DesJardins oe with matching hat. The couple | ply, please enclose a stamped |Petersen, Mrs. Mary Griep and | i ) 
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  FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1958 
bert D. Behrend, of Commerce (naverticensenit) (Advertisement) 
Twelve Area Men mio: mm>ee-<"=|Proposdls About Summit Conference - Science Shrinks Piles 
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Enlist in Mar ines Rochester; and Archie Thompson ‘ 
and Richard Heidelberg, both of] . N. W: With t S y : ‘he Pan Mare Ca Re ~ Resemble Old-Egg Throwing Contest New Way Without Surgery: cruiting Substation has announced) The enlistees have been flown Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain, m4 that 12 area men enlisted in the/ty san pi Calif. f : A . : : 
U.S. Marines during the month of San) ieee (Cale at 32 \weeks Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids . 
morclis sad ig Me of recruit training. By JAMES MARLOW | He blamed the ‘‘cold war’’ onjellite, ridiculed Eisenhower andisummit meeting that might ac- New York, N. Y. (S ial) — 4 a problem!” And among these 
ebruary. | WASHINGTON  — It looks;communism, accused the Soviets/Dulles, and blistered the ‘‘West-|complish something. For the first ‘ume ri seen has | sufferers were a very wide va- 
Of the dozen enlistees, seven N datiGar Wood G like an egg-throwing contest —j0f running out on promjses tojern imperialists’ who wanted to x « * found a new healing substance | riety of hemorrhoid conditions, 
were Pontiac men. They were: 'NQM€G at Oar YVoo O./with old eggs. Both sides are|help unify Germany and let the/preserve a war atmosphere in Th. as wha: the State D with the astonishing ability to | some of 10 to 20 years’ standing. 
Stephen L. Cundiff: of 229 E.| yy, AYNE A 5 J. O'Bri splattered in the high-level Amer-|satellites hold free elections; con-jorder to make money. at was what the state “e-| shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch- All this, without the use of . 
Walton Blvd.; James E. Garris, NE w — Angus J. O'Brien) -an-Soviet discussions on how to|demned the Soviet Union for un-| 1, short order, the State De-\putment fired back in an aide! ing, and relieve pain—without | narcotics, anesthetics or astrin- ‘ aa and Joseph R. Hager Jr. have been 5 ; Aecrini Ae ith j 4 ae , ue memoire of its own. What it meant gents of any kind. The secret js « 
ef 34) Amberwood St.; Dennis . ; hold a summit meeting. ermining nations with its 82/yartment issued a statement tear-|; ; : enreey: « elected to the board of directors of] premier Bulganin has written|vetoes in the United Nations pomeet in nondiplomatic language was: In one hemorrhoid case after | a new healing substance (Bio- “ 
cee oe "ling into Khrushchev for spread-|Whom are you kidding? What it] another,“verystrikingimprove- | Dyne*) —the discovery of a. 
acuta yous, (Gia ee \Gar Wood Industries Inc. O'Brien President Eisenhower four letters x *« * distorted vi f United ted and 1d-f: h instit . Lyons, . ale ay § ve : : ing a ‘‘distorted view of Uni : ment” was reported and veri- | world-famous research Institu- = 
St.; Gary M. Van Ryzin, of 132 le eerie otieen a eee since December. Eisenhower has} He needled Bulganin for being|States policies and motivations.” shire emt en wipe ~ fied by ectore euesrvatioam! tion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in ~ 
Wenonah Dr.; Allen J. Watts, of | dent and. director of manufactur: replied with three. Both agree!too wordy in his letters; blamed xk *« * hada Sosy mit: ne Pain was relieved promptly. | wide use for healing injured 
$4 Cross St.; and Sherman S. | peace ig wonderful. Each uses a'the Soviet Union for the arms race Ap . spectacle And, while gently relieving | tissue on all parts of the body. 
— ne . jing. The company makes’ truck ; Meanwhile, the Soviet Foreign in, actual reducti This new healing substance Weakley Jr., of 258 State St. a ipment ract hi lot of paper blaming the other/and wanting to overthrow other Ofticnllin lalnotelio this county me pain, actual reduction or re- ) ng } 
. equipment, construction machinery) 54. for the mess the world’s in. governments: and he told o this country ; . traction (shrinking) took place. | is offered in ou ppeeery oF eat 
Other area enlistees were: Her- and road building equipment. eet BAAS old Bul-'called by diplomats an aide me-'U, of M. Opens Galleries - And most amazing of all — | ment form called Preparation 
: x *« * ganin one of his letters was just’moire — suggested that maybe, this improvement was main- | H.* Ask for individually sealed 
Others heaved eggs of their own,a mild rehash of a “bitter speech’ |after all, the foreign ministers) ANN ARBOR uw — Renovated) tained in cases where doctors’ | convenient Preparation H sup: 
observations were continued | positories or Preparation H     
    
    : from the sidelines: Secretary of|by Khrushchev before a bunch of|could meet to arrange a summit! galleries of the University of Mich- b , ; ‘ 
9 State Dulles, Communist party|farmers in Minsk last Jan. 22. |eonference. igan Museum of Art in Alumni) Over a period of many months! | ointment with special a gare 
boss Khrushchev, the State De- x ke But, upon analysis, all the Sov-|Memorial Hall will be re - opened In fact, results were so thor- | cator. Preparation H is sold at 
partment, the Soviet Foreign Or-| While Bulganin§ was writing | iets Were suggesting was that the|tod Prof. Charles H» Sawyer ough that sufferers were able all drug counters. Satisfaction 
fice Ie ne - renee Sere Beers Vee st AE Bo lake yeT.| to make such astonishing state- | guaranteed or money refunded. ; about peace and_ togetherness,|foreign ministers act like a bunch|museum director, said reconstruc-| mentsas“Piles have ceased to be *Reg. U.S. Pat Of. 
  
    
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10, 1958 THE 
PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN FIFTEEN   MONDAY, MARCH 
Hold Elections in 10 Oakland Area   
~ MANITO SCOUTARAMA — AII phases of Boy 
Scouting were on exhibit Saturday—efterneen—at 
fhe Manito District Scoutarama at Waterford 
High -School gymnasium. Twenty-three troops 
and packs, each displaying a type of scouteraft, 
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planes to (from 
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Ryan, 7105 Howell, Waterford, of Air Explorer 
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terested observers at the annual 
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Donald Stouffer, of 2834 Melvin 
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MARILYN ROBERTA SWIFT 
The engagement of Marilyn 
Roberta Swift to Pfe. Tommie 
D. Rose has been announced 
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
Charles Swift of Rattalee Lake 
road, Davisburg. Th> prospec- 
tive bridegroom is the son of 
Mrs. Jocelyn Denman of North 
street, Holly, and Samuel 
Rose of Dubuque, Iowa. Pfc. 
Rose is serving . with the 
Marine Corps in Japan. No 
date has been set for the wed- 
ding.   
Nassau, capital of the Bahamas. 
bean asa pirate town. Buccaneer 
- Henry Jennings and his followers 
~ found the site “a good retreat and 
general recepticle” for their’ i8th- 
' Century business of plunder. A couple of in- 
Manito District they stopped to 
Chris Letts, 249 
Mrs. 
St., Rochester, strates the da 
circuits. 
Your PTA Is Planning Squadron 34, explains the construction of model 
Waterford. Both are members of Troop 61. Lo- 
cated at the Pontiac Airport, the Explorer Squad- 
ron is the only one in the Clinton Valley Council. left) Charles Stearns, 290 High- 
and William Hunt, 5317 Vincent, @ 
hg + Communities   é 
Residents Go 
to Polls Today Special Issues Include 
Annexation, Tax Plan, 
Charter Revision 
Residents of 10 Oakland County 
area communities, townships and 
two school districts are going to 
the polls today in special and reg- 
ular elections. 
Among the special issues on 
baHots are annexation, charter re- 
visions, a taxing plan and the sale 
of liquor by the. glass, 
Milford is voting whether to 
set up a five-man commission to 
draft a home rule charter. Also 
on the ballot is a proposal to 
permit the sale of liquor by the 
glass in village taverns. 
        Voters in the Village of Holly 
will decide whether they want to! 
become a city. A nine-member 
charter commission will be elected 
at the same time if the proposal 
is approved./ 
The Village of Oxford and Ox- 
ford Township are voting on a | 
proposal on the annexation of 450 
acres of/ township land to the 
village. /The village councilmen 
also will be elected, 
Bingham Farms is voting on a Romeo 
exchanges 
pleasantries with a customer of over 25 years’ 
standing, 77-year-old Al Hildred, retired plumber. IN 
barber DUNK’S BARBERSHOP 
Duncan ‘Dunk’ Barkley Although unable 
trade with little 
on life.   Regidents in Franklin are voting 
charter amendment to allow By LEE WINBORN jhave been coming to him for hair- 
village tax money to be used for Romeo Correspondent jcuts, for more than 29 years. 
vilJage roads. i ee b I 
fore voters in the Farmington ROMEO — Duncan “Dunk""| Marin’ betas bathering afize afd West Bloomfield School dis-Barkley is a barber by trade and | school there in 1914. A year later icts are proposals for bond issues|@ cheerful philosopher by nature. R 
While cutting hair in his shop, he began commuting te agin otaling $1,840,000: where his older brothers, Jack i is hous t 152 W. . The largest is in Farmington ackington 7 tones disperses | and Bill, already had a shop of 
where a one and a half million and of good-natured humor his. their own. Dunk was only 13 at 
dollar bond issue is at stake. customers enjoy. | the time. 
The money would be used to | x «© & “I'd do the lathering, then my build two new elementary | ‘brothers woule shave the custom- hoo : > as c¢ ~d amo 8 § shi s schools, a service building and | Barkley has counted am«¢ ng hi ers.” Barkley recalls | 
to buy new school sites regular patrons five~ generations "> : =: 
_ lof at least two Romeo families, x & * 
The West Bloomfield district is|\the James Burlisons and the Lloyd} ‘When I started barbering, there | 
dsking approval of a $340,000 bond Quicks. Others of his old cronies,were 10 shaves to one haircut. Now 
ent ef staal esclutied aia eal 
Retraining of 30 
Benefits County   
        
  
barring write-ins,. 
Washington Township voters will 
decide whether they want to au-| 
thorize the township board to hire 
the services of a professional plan- 
ning consultant.   Rochester will elect four village! S . 
councilmen from a field of cn Otyles In Orient 
candidates, while in Romeo voters 
will confirm nominations of ato Be Featured 
ROCHESTER — An International | 
Fashion Show, presented by Mrs.| 
\Wayne Carpenter of East Lansing, ' 
|will be featured at the program of, whole slate of village officers,| « 
in Rochester 
the Rochester Branch of The Wom.| Job Rehabilitation Plan 
Saves Oakland $23,716 
  
, By rehabilitating 30 Oakland 
Cle Mrs. Carpenter, a former resi-'County persons back into paying aon Rev. Pau! Du dent. of Rochester, is director of | jobs last year, the county saved 
fick spect atthe ehigtee Raat "Adventure in World Understand-23,716 in welfare payments to ik/ing’’ at Michigan State University.|these individuals, according to the) 
iThis is a part of the continuing | State Office of Vocational Rehabil-|   he recently   Cheerful Barber Plies Trade sal which would bring the ° e | Missal 
“\vitlagef charter in line with state’ e S | te e | n ~ na e to ta Nn void’ and said the board did not 
laws, jn order to permit the village! jact ‘‘reasonably.”’ 
| paralyzed. 
lined the wails of his shop for Rules Teacher 
Can Keep Job Tenure Group Orders 
Hazel Park to Reinstate 
Marveta Hine 
DETROIT w—The State Tenure 
Commission ordered reinstatement 
of Marveta A. Hine, a 52-year-old 
teacher, by the Hazel Park School 
Board with back pay. 
* * * % 
Miss Hine was dismissed from 
her $6,200-a-year job Jan. 3, 1957, 
'when she refused to take a psychi- 
‘atric examination. She originally 
|was suspended in 1955 for alleged 
irefusal to obey board rules and 
regulations. Between her suspen- 
sion and her dismissal she drew 
|pay, although she didn’t teach. 
The Detroit suburb’s school 
board may appeal the tenure 
commission's ruling to the State 
Supreme Court. Officials could 
not be reached for comment im- 
mediately.   
Pontiac Press Photo 
to use his legs, Barkley plies his 
difficulty and a cheerful outlook     | Miss Hine, who lives at 2111 
'N. Washington, Royal Oak, will 
|have about $7,000 in salary coming 
‘if the commission's ruling. stands. 
She had been a Hazel Park teach- 
‘er 20 years before her dismissal, 
* * * 
' The commission held her dis- 
“erroneous, illegal and 
The ruling stated: 
he| | “It is the opinion of this 
commission that, under the facts 
and circumstances as shown by 
the evidence, the appellee (the 
school board) did not act rea- 
sonably in its manner of dis- 
missing Miss Hine, and further, 
that she was not guilty of in- 
subordination for refusing to ap- 
pear for a psychiatric examina- 
tion, it's 20 haircuts to one shave,” 
said. ‘‘I don't shave anymore be- 
cause it involves standing up.” 
A casual customer in Barkley’s 
shop would never realize to 
watch him work that he is un- 
able to be on his feet. In 1936, 
a serious attack of multiple 
sclerosis left his- legs partially 
The Barkley family had moved 
to Romeo in 1924, and in the '30's| 
both of his brothers died, leaving 
Dunk in charge of the barber shop 
on South Main street. 
2 * *® * 
Barkley’s trips to and from work 
jafter his illness were quite strenu- 
ous. They involved pulling himself | 1 Escaped Convict jan parallel bars from his house to} , ‘ 
‘the car, then using bars which|i7 ATeq Seeking 
support on the way'to his barber(OVvernor S Help chair. 
The Village Council, realizing _ A 23-year-old- Pontiac Township 
his limitations, four years ago Man has pinned his hopes on Gov. voted to allow him to open a G. Mennen Williams to avoid being 
shop in his home. ireturned to @ Georgia prison. “It is also the opinion of this 
commission that Miss Hine was 
not inefficient, incompetent, im- 
moral or was found to have dis- 
obeyéd any school laws or ne- 
giected her duty in any way.” 
  
              
en's National Farm and Garden| in Welfare Costs Barkley is a cheerful person, James T. Forgarty Jr., who 
Coun Cal nd Assn. Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the |whose red hair is gradually turn-| lives with his sister, Mrs. Floyd 
e ar Woodward Memorial Library. ing white and who has hardly the| Caverly, 445 Brown Rd., escaped 
from Waycross prison on Dec, 3, 
1956, three months before he 
was due for parole consideration. 
He was serving a three to five 
year sentence for burglary of a sign of a wrinkle. He has barbells, 
and dumbbells which he uses daily 
to strengthen his back and arm 
muscles. 
* * a 
Almont 
rnoon Circle of the Women's 
        Pontiac Press Photes The Afte 
Peliowship of the Congregational Church 
in Almont will sponsor a bake sale at 
the Ford showroom Saturda 
of the 10 am. bake sale will 
made bread. Specialty 
be home- 
The reguiar meeting of Almont OES 
Chapter will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m 
A special mores with Ralph Morrow 
of the animal husbandry department of 
Michigan State University as guest will 
be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs 
Irvin Brooks Thursday evening. 
Me ora 
The Married Merry Mixers group will 
attend a style show at Lapeer Thursday 
evening, then will enjoy refreshments at 
Roderick Pierson cohostess, 
      inspect the home safety display. 
W. Buell, Rochester, of Explor- 
ngers of overloaded electrical 
  
CLARKSTON—Dr. Wallace Watt, 
consultant on mental health for the 
|Michigan Department of Health in| 
Lansing: will be the guest speaker 
at the Clarkston Elementary School 
‘PTA meeting Thursday at 7:30 
p.m. He will talk on ‘Ages and 
Stages of Children's. Growth.” 
Dr. Watt, who received his 
master’s degree at University of 
Michigan, has been a teacher and 
principal of the Part Time and 
Continuation School, Battle 
Creek, for boys and girls who 
have quit school before gradu-   
    to Be Clarkston Speaker 
  West Bloomfield Township 
Dr. Milton J. Huber, director of! 
Boys Republic at Farmington, will! 
be featured speaker at Green 
School PTA meeting at 8 p.m. 
Thursday. This will be the first 
time the group has met at the new 
school, located just east of the old 
school on Walnut Lake road in 
West Bloomfield Township. 
Dr. Huber will speak on ‘Seeds 
of Delinquency.” 
Election of officers for 1958-59 
will follow a brief business meet- 
  ation. He also has served as field 
Guidance Institute and as in- | 
structor at Battle Creek College. | 
Dr. Watt has traveled in 26 coun-! 
tries of Europe and the Near East, | 
studying youth organizations and 
delinquency controls. He also was 
a Boy Scout executive in Living- 
ston and Washtenaw counties. 
Third grade room mothers will 
serve refreshments.   
~ 
Asking to Sell School 
DRYDEN — Qualified voters in 
e Dryden Community School 
trict will’ be asked to author- 
ize the sale of the Thornville 
School and its site at a special 
meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in 
the Dryden High School ‘audi- 
torium, | , ~         sociologist for the Michigan Child iserved. 
'$15, $10 and $5. 
* > ing, and refreshments will be 
Four Towns 
The Four Towns School PPA will 
meet Thursday at the school from} 
7:30 to 8 p.m. This will be mother’s 
night. 
Officers will be elected and re- 
freshments will be served by the 
fifth grade room mothers, with 
Mrs. Charles Paul in charge. 
Marlette 
The Marlette Community Ele- 
mentary PTA will sponsor a talent} 
scout show in April, with prizes of} 
x 
All talent scouts should send 
a Box 112, Mariette, 
with their name, address, and 
phone number. Age and type of 
talent also should be included. 
All -entries must be in by 
  jmeet Saturday evenin 
— St 7 
Hadley firemen and their wives will 
at the Hadley 
Town Hall for a social meeting and to 
celebrate the birthday of Edward Greene. 
ers Post 138, Rochester, explains and demon- (Birthdays of each fireman are being 
celebrated as they occur 
chester 
The Dorcas, Gertrude Melick and Har- 
mony Circles of the Women's Society of, 
Paul's Methodist Chureh. Rochester, 
will have a jottit meeting Wednesday at 
1 p.m. at Woodward Memorial Library. 
Mrs. Arthur Dewey will present a teview 
of the book “The Day Christ Died.” 
Union Lake 
Union Lake Firemen will hold thelr 
ns will be made 
road, 
Imlay on | 
The Women's Study Club will meet at 
the home of Mrs. Carey E. Terry at 2:30 
Tuesday afternoon. The prog 
s Libraries Abroad,” will ram, “Pam- 
be given b 
Mrs. Edgar Hougom. Mrs. Terry will tal 
on a Libraries in the United! begin at 8. | 
State: the home of Mrs. Zillah Hill with Mrs.|tesses are Mrs. Weldon Keast, Mrs. 
|Earl Dean. Tea chairman is Mrs. 
1:30 p.m.| de! 
| Woodward Ave. Education Service for Foreigh Stu- jtation. On a large wall near his cus- 
dents. | *~ * * ‘tomers’ couch he has a bulletin 
| The speaker will bring eight dif-| the office, which receives funds board upon which he fastens post- 
ferent costumes which will be mod- 5, a state-federal matching basis,\Catds sent to him from all over 
eled by members of the Rochester -.habilitated the persons who were the world. 
hee arpa econ ° dependent on public assistance into| punk married a Romeo girl, 
jpine & *- __|jobs where their combined wages Ruth Robertson, in 1926 and they 
Guests are invited. Mrs. Clair Ma-|totaled $132,496. are parents of a son and daugh- 
}goon and Mrs. Armin Sieffert are | “They are thus able to provide | ter, both married now and living 
jin charge of the program and hos-) . better life for the 143 children | in Utica. The Barkleys also have and other dependents whom they | four grandchildren. 
support,” said Ralph E. Cum-| mrs. Barkley has been a book- mins, Oakland County counselor Ikeeper for the Romeo Savings 
GOP Club to H iS Ce Gu ‘Bank for 21 years. She and her 
U o ear | “Our costs to rehabilitate these husband, with their respective 
Talk on Housing persons was $9,314,"" said Cum-ibusiness contacts, have little diffi- 
mins. ‘‘This is far less than what culty keeping up with the news 
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP — Oakland County would have had to'‘both on the local and naticnal 
Housing redevelopment in Royal pay out in welfare if this program scene. 
Oak Township will be the topic of} had not succeeded.” 
‘a talk ae per ae a x * * Only one thing bothers him in ‘Woodward Republican Club to Cummins said this his business. Baride d s § Ss program, hi: siness, y says, an 
held Thursday at the GOP head-|training could be increased for|that is when he is asked for an quarters in Birmingham, 351 N.| jany other disabled persons if the Elvis Presley style haircut. “I've 
state could match federal funds.|had very few requests, ut when 
“It takes a little over one dollar in I do, I try to talk them out of it.”   ‘Harry Freeman. 
* * * 
Giving the talk will be Raymond general store in Spaulding, Ga. 
Forgarty came to Michigan after 
his escape and worked as a metal 
polisher in Clarkston. He married 
last May and his wife is expecting 
a child this month. 
PASTOR GOES TO'BAT 
On Jan. 6, the Federal Bureau 
of Investigation arrested him on a 
fugitive warrant, but his pastor, 
the Rev. James E. Taulbee, of the 
First Baptist Church, Drayton 
Plains, has gone to bat for him 
with the governor. 
“Rev. Taulbee appeared with Fo- 
igarty in Circuit Court, has found 
jnew employment for him and is 
‘circulating petitions asking the gov- 
ernor to give him sanctuary in 
| Michigan,     
Pontchartrain Bridge is 24 miles 
long and speeds traffic between 
New Orleans and points north. 
This extraordinary causeway cost 
46 million dollars to build.         Hatcher, manager of Royal Oak 1K) state funds to match and earn two! Township Homes. The meeting will dollars in federal funds,"’ he said. 
  He said $500,000 in federal funds} '   
  JOENE BEATTY 
Mr, and Mrs.. Donald Beatty 
| of Williamston have announced 
the engagement of their daugh- 
ter, Joene, to Paul F, Heinke, 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 
| Heinke of Crumb road, Walled 
Lake, The prospective pride- 
groom is attending Michigan 
    March 21. State University, lare unclaimed this year because! 
Michigan could not match the 
money, 
Gray Lady Course 
fo Begin Tuesday 
ROMEO — The Macomb County| 
Red Cross Chapter will offer its, 
first Gray Lady training course! 
in Romeo beginning Tuesday at| 
the First Congregational Church. | 
* * t 
The course, which usually in-) 
cludes six sessions, will be con-) 
densed into four classes here. They 
will be held from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. 
‘this Tuesday and Thursday, and 
at the same time March 18 and 20. 
Now that the Community Hos- 
‘pital, between Romeo and Almont, 
is nearing completion, local women 
have expressed interest in volun- 
teering their help as Gray Ladies. 
They will perform many non- 
nursing services for the patients 
and hospital staff. 
= * * * 
Mrs. Edgar Priest is accepting 
registrations at PL 2-2693.   
  
      
  GAIL TURNER 
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Turner of 
Monrovia drive, Drayton Plains, 
have announced the engagement 
of their. daughter, Gail, to 
Gerald R. Barnfather,’ son of 
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Barnfather 
‘of Caterbury Dr., Pontiac. The 
wedding date hasn't been set,   SIGNED AND SEALED — 
presents deed for site of Orion C   
More than one-half the total, 
cheddar output each year comes| 
from the cheese leading state of| 
Wisconsin, =         | funds to construct the building. fi Starrs (left), organization president. 
and: Eugene Butman“donated the-34-acre site on Kern 
Orion Township, to the center. A campaign is under way to   Pontiac Press Phote 
Fred Ruge, Lake Orion realtor, 
ommunity Center, Inc. to Charies 
Floyd Rice, Martin Dehar 
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         , commander of Eastern Air De- ee ee ee ee ee eee eee 
  
Deaths Eewhere Deaths | in Pontiac and Nearby rem "SENSATIONAL Gen. James W. McCauley, 57, vice 
_Service for Thomas Mina, 54, of THOMAS MINA 
* * * 
BERN, Switzerlind W — Robert 
. Grimm, 77, one of Europe’s lead- 
ing Social. Democrats and once a 
personal friend of Lenin and Trot- 
sky, died Saturday. He was ohe of 
the first Eruopean Socialists to de- 
nounce communism. 
F + «© ® 
PHOENIX, Ariz. ®—J. Edward 
Singleton, 81, prominent Glens 
Falls, N.Y., newspaper executive, 
attorney and businessman, died 
Saturday. He was president and 
treasurer of the Glens Falls Co., 
publisher of the Glens Falls Post- 
Star and the Glens Falls Times. 
He was born in Glens Falls. 
* * b 
JAFFREY, N.H. (— Ernest 
Bernbaum, 79, former head of the 
English department at the Uni- 
versity of Illinois, died Saturday 
of a stroke. He‘aas at the uni- 
versity from 1916 until his retire- 
ment in 1945 and became head of 
the English department in 1925. 
He was born in Brooklyn. 
* * * 
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. ui— Bob 
Wilson, 57, sports editor of Knox- 
ville newspapers for more than 35 
years, died Saturday of cancer. 
He was the first sports editor of 
the Knoxville News when it began 
publishing in 1921 and in 1926 be- 
came editor of the merged Knox- 
ville News and Sentinel. 
* * * 
SANTIAGO, Chile #—Galo Gon- 
zales, 64, head of Chile's outlawed 
Communist party, died Saturday 
of diabetes. 
*® * * 
EAST LANSING, Mich. ®— 
Chester M. Wilcox, 62, cofounder 
of the Wileox-Gay Corp.,-an elec- 
tronics firm, at nearby Charlotte, 
died Saturday of a heart attack. 
x , * 
MIAMI, Fla. @®—Howard Sidney 
Melton, 62, publisher and editor of 
Harvey A. Jr., a horse racing pub- 
lication, died Saturday of a heart 
attack. 
* * bd 
MIAMI, Fla. @® — Mrs. Mabel 
Reinecke, 65, pioneer woman poli- 
ticlan and collector of internal |Tuesday at St. Michael Church with 588 Franklin Rd., will be held at 
3:30 p.m, Tuesday at St. George 
Greek Orthodox Church with burial 
at Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev. 
Archilles A, Sjagris will officiate. 
Mr. Mina died Thursday, His 
body is at Farmer-Snover Funeral 
Home. 
ERNEST 8. OMANS 
Ernest S. Omans, 68, of 27 Pine 
Grove Ave. died Saturday at Pon- 
tiac General Hospital after @ short 
illness. 
He was employed at Pontiac 
Motor Division. ¢ 
Surviving are his wife, Hazel, 
and his sons and daughter, Donald 
J., Bruce, Russell, Mrs. Elsie 
Taunt, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. 
Ruth Gouveia and Edward J., all 
of Pontiac, and Sister M. Rosalie 
of Detroit. A sister, Mrs. Stephan 
J. Cloonan Sr. of Pontiac also 
survives. 
Service will be held at 10 a.m.   Rev. Michael J. O'Reilly will of-) 
ficiate. The Rosary will be naid| 
at 9 o'clock tonight at Huntoon 
Funeral Home. 
MRS, AXEL E, STROM 
Mrs. Axel E. (Inga) Strom, 73, 
of 154 E. Rundell St., died Satur- 
illness, 
Surviving are her daughters, 
Mrs. Astrid Kelly, of Pontiac; Mrs. 
Swea Young, of Rochester; Mr s. 
Norma Whitfield, of Washington, 
D. C.; and a son, Harold of Pon- 
tiac. 
Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. 
Tuesday at Farmer-Snover Funeral 
Home with burial at Perry Mt. 
Park Cemetery. The Rev. Paul 
Hart, of First Methodist Church 
will officiate. 
MRS. WILLIAM ALLEN 
OXFORD—Service for Mrs. Wil- 
liam (Minnie E.) Allen, 84, of 26 
Glaspie Ave., who died Saturday 
at her home, will be held at 2 p.m. burial at Mt. Hope Cemetery. The| 
day at her home after a_ short tomorrow at Homardet: Mabley Fu- 
ineral Home. Officiating will be the 
Rev. -Harlow Hoyt with burial in 
Whigville Cemetery. 
A resident of Oxford for nine 
years, Mrs. Allen previously had 
lived in Dryden. 
Surviving are three sisters: Mrs. 
Mary L. Becker of Oxford, Mrs. 
Barbara Witte of Wenatchee, Wash. 
and Mrs. Jean Courtway of Ta- 
‘coma, Wash., and a brother, Leon- 
ard Harn of Chelan, Wash. 
WILLIAM WATZ 
LAPEER — Service for William 
Watz, 81, a lifelong resident of La-| 
peer County, will be held at 2 p.m. 
tomorrow at Baird Funeral Home. | 
Officiating will be the Rev. Frank| 
S. Hemingway of Liberty Street 
Cemetery. 
Mr. Watz, who died Sunday, is 
survived by two brothers, John and 
Herbert, both of Lapeer; and two 
sisters, Mrs. Harry Haskill of La- 
peer and Mrs, Harry Houghtaling 
of Manistee. 
            
died Saturday. She once served as 
secretary of the Republican Na- 
tional Women’s Committee. 
* * * 
CINCINNATI W@—Ernest J. Mil- 
lington, former municipal judge at 
Cadillac, Mich., and once president 
of the old Northern Baptist Conven- 
tion, died yesterday at the Baptist 
home in nearby Westwood, He was 
86. Born in England, he came to 
this country in 1882, Millington 
headed the Baptist group—now the 
American Baptist Convention — in 
1940-1941 and also was president of 
the American Baptist Publishing 
Society from 1938 to $940, 
* * * 
SARASOTA, Fla. (®—Col. Whar- 
ton G. Ingram, 62, commanding) 
officer of the Michigan Reserve 
District of the Army from 1931 to 
$937, died Saturday. He retired aft- 
er World War II service on the 
staff of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. 
* * > 
DETROIT w —Funeral services® 
were held today for Arthur L. Fox, 
52, assistant treasurer of the Ford 
Foundation for the past four years. 
Fox died Saturday of a heart at- 
tack. 
  
Ireland wag the object of the Four Men Hurt as Car 
Overturns by U.S. 10 
Four men were injured Saturday 
night when their car left U.S. 10 
and overturned near Buckell Lake 
road, Groveland Township, accord- 
ing to Oakland County sheriff's 
deputies. 
* * * 
Treated for minor injuries at 
Pontiac General Hospital were Wil- 
liam Fetterman, 28, of Garden 
City, the driver; George Pluhar, 
22, of Detroit; Donald Cross, 23, 
of 318 S. East Rd, and James 
Cross, 21, of 208% E. Baird St., 
both of Holly. 
All four were released. They told 
deputies that the car got caught in 
icy ruts on the right shoulder of 
the road and overturned on an em- 
bankment. 
  
Asks A-Compensation : 
TOKYO (INS) — The Foreign | 
Office said today that Japan is 
currently negotiating with the U. 
S. for compensation of $250,000 | 
and with Britain for $138,000 | 
against losses suffered by Jap- 
anese in the 1956-57 nuclear bomb | 
          revenue in Chicago from 1922-1929, earliest Viking raids. tests by the two nations. Mother Dies in North 
Word has been received of the 
death in Houghton of Mrs. Edna 
Koepel, mother of Mrs. M. F. Ma- 
caulay, of Motorway Drive, Eliza- 
‘beth Lake, A son, Lewis, lives in 
Calumet, and another daughter, 
'Mrs. Erton Herring is in South 
America. Funeral service will be 
held Wednesday at Houghton. 
  
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THE PONTIAC FRESS. MONDAY, MARCEL 10, 1958      “SEVENTEEN”   
  
    PRESS BOX 
Local district “B’ winner 
Rochester and Lake Orion both 
used their five starters all the way 
Saturday, Orchard Lake also 
pulled the iron-man stunt in the 
“C" final, 
* * * 
Avondale skipper Dick Bye 
was pleased to learn Richmond 
had upset Imlay City. Dick 
taught many of the present play- 
ers while teaching there. One of 
them was Ted Gundlach, the 
fellow who made the winning 
points Saturday. “I remember 
Ted. 1 talked him into going out 
for basketball,” commented Bye. 
* * * 
Among the spectators at the 
Pontiac Central finals was dis- * ok 
Have Scored 1 Run in k kw 
Last 29 Innings   
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Could the proud New York Yan-, 
kees be turning into a bunch of 
derful, at that. 
The Yanks wound: up their 1957! 
business by going 11 scoreless in- 
nings against the Milwaukee 
Braves in the final two games of) 
the World Series. 
* * bod 
They opened their exhibition sea- 
son Saturday by being shut out by 
the St. Louis Cardinals. Yesterday, 
‘they finally scored a run, but it 
wasn't enough, and the Cards won doubles by Johnson. So you might) 
say the cloudy day had a silver 
‘Hning for Stengel. 
hitless wonders—and not so won-| Not to be outdone, the Cards 
'produced a slick looking rookie, 
too, in Jim Frey, who is getting 
‘a look-see after hitting .336 at Tul- 
sa last year.   Frey not only snatched a bid with a sixth inning home run off, 
ifor extra bases from Elston How-\Johnny Kucks. \5-4, at Miami, Are Yanks Losing Touch? ard in the fifth with a fine catch, | 
but also scored the winning run 
after leading off with a double in 
the ninth. 
Another rookie, Benny Valenzu- 
ela, a citizen from Mexico who 
has his eyes on the third-base job, 
accounted for the other Card run   ‘nix; the Chicago Cubs licked the Bengals Renewing Their One-Run Habit. 
Detroit Divides 
Weekend Pair ihe ; 
In other games, the Cincinnati| 
Redlegs defeated jhe Chicago | | W U ee x * * 
White Sox, 5-4, at Tampa; the San 
Francisco Giants whipped the 
Cleveland Indians, 5-1, at Phoe- 
Baltimore Orioles, 5-4, at Mesa, 
and the Los Angeles Dodgers 
edged the Philadelphia Phillies, 
  
= Tigers Drop 4-3 Tussle 
to Braves Sunday After 
Winning Saturday, 9-8 
By BRUNO L. KEARNS 
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press 
BRADENTON, Fla. — There's 
something familiar about the way 
the Detroit Tigers have started 
their 1958 exhibition season. Two   Grapefruit circuit games have been 
played and both have ended as 
ene run decisions. 
Saturday afternoon at Henley 
Field, before one of the largest . 
exhibition crowds in Lakeland his- 
tory, the Tigers blasted the Mil- | 
waukee Braves for 17 hits to take 
a 9-8 decision in 10 innings. Yester- | 
day, on a muddy field in Braden- | 
ton, the Braves evened the two 
game series by taking a 4-3 vic- 
tory. . 
During the regular season in 
1957, the Tigers played 55 one. 
run games and came out on the 
winning end 2¢ times. 
Outstanding pitching perform- 
ances in the two weekend games 
for the Tigers came from rookie 
Bob Shaw and veteran Frank Lary. 
* * * 
Lary started yesterday's game 
and in three innings he struck out   the ball game at St. Petersburg, 
Fla., 2-1 
AP Facsimile Yank Manager Casey Stengel is 
REBOUNDERS — Neil Johnston, left, and Joe Graboski of the jon record as saying, among other 
Philadelphia Warriors are both off the floor for a rébound against |things, that more power is needed 
the New York Knickerbockers at Madison Square Garden Sunday. |in the Bomber lineup. 
The Knicks won, 123-81, to prevent the Warriors from clinching 3rd | Yet, for all his woes, Stengel) 
place in the Eastern Division of the National Basketball Association, |Can take a measure of solace in| 
New York players are Guy Sparrow (5) and Ray Felix (19). This the performance of 19 - year old! 
action took place in the 2nd period. Deron Johnson who could wind up) 
q making a serious pitch for a neg 
lar job. 
Hoosiers NCAA Darkhorse appointed Clarkston mentor. Dom 
Mauti. “We played good ball at 
Grand Blanc but couldn't hit,” 
said Dom about the Wolves’ 
elimination. 
* * * 
The Hamtramck Citizen is 
sponsoring its 8th annual men’s 
singles bowling tourney starting 
March 15.         
                    
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This lad was with Binghamton 
‘last year, and was held over from 
Prof, Stengel's rookie school, His 
‘age and lack of experience are 
against him, But Stengel has been 
-known to overlook such shortcom- 
ings as witness Tony Kubek. 
The Yanks managed to collect 
| only seven hits and two were long 
        
  
  
        
    
  
        
              
    
        
  
    
              
            
  
  
  
    
    
    
            
    
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on In't sell Indiana short because! in one point with 7:14 to play 1 ing off pitcher Tom Morgan in | 
Teams participating in the NCAA/of its 12-10 record. and the score 63-62: Big Archie 4 l ion the 5th inning when Mel Roach | 
basketball tournament probably | * * * Dees gave his team breathing © ce s singled, Warren Spahn singled | 
——————-———! The Hoasiers lost 10 times, but) room with a basket. d d — j os John Demerit hit a sacrifice 
9 of those defeats came in the) nee : He’s Retire Perio y- Twice Michigan State came back ‘ ‘ FOLLOWING DAD'S PROFESSION — Jim AP Facsimile 
] first 14 games and coach Branch’ to within one basket of tying the) § M ‘ .K eee : : i . . ae oo . In the 6th inning Earl Hersh teed 
a | McCrac en's crew climaxed a tre- ; g ays arciano; Kearns well, center, 19-year-old son of Rip Sewell, pitcher like his father, he had n working ou Git onl one"ef Macgan’a! tact balls 
i MeCrack comeback iby iwhing! ot ee and twi = Indiana steadied) - Makes Offer left, puts his signature on a Cincinnati Redlegs with the Redlegs at their early camp before he [114 cont the ball over the right 
i | Michigan State, 75-72, at East Lan- itself and pulled ahead. : baseball contract at the club's Plant Field spring was signed. His dad won 179 games in his big |fence 409 feet away 
: ee cue | sing for the Big Ten champion-| ee . training camp in Tampa, Fla. Gabe Paul, Red- league career, mostly with the Pittsburgh Pi- a ek 
College Bechotbent ship. | Dees is the Hoosiers’ big gun) CHICAGO (INS)—Retired heavy-| legs vice president and general manager, rates. Rip was noted for his “blooper ball.” The Indiana 75. Michigan State 72 but this is no one-man team. Dees, weight boxing champion Rocky a ; ; Thief , - The Tigers got their first run sl That’ | | welg & P Y| watches. Sewell was signed to a bonus pact. A Sewells live in nearby Plant City. : , Michigan. 95. lows 92 | at's quite an accomplish. ¢ feet 8, scored 560 points for the Marciano has flatly rejected a! . in the 7th inning on an error, but. me 
: Flint JC 06, Grend Repide JC 58 Na-| Ment in itself, and can be veri- | d had 362 f{ $1,250,000 offer by vet t-| the Braves came back in the bot | int JC 68, Grand Rapids JC 58 (Na- |season and had 362 in conference $1,: offer by veteran promo ! he Dot-" tional IC tournament, Region 12 heey fied by Butler, Colorado, Notre play to win his second straight) er Jack Kearns to return to hel TT , h ° tom half to score twice when De- | 
ents tee Nope es nie pion: | Dame en ~ of “x ate Ten Big Ten scoring title. ing and fight titlist Floyd Patter-| wo Others Qualify for State merit drove in Roach and Al Span-: egion 7 d ama colvege ¢ Ipion- eams whic were \v ct m zed at so 2 any x ’ : 2 * 
ship) aay East lean He hit only 14 against Michigan \80 . ‘ gler, who had singled, with a three-; 
Central Colle face iConterens e indoor s State and was outscored by Bob | Mare iano said he was ‘flattered run triple. ¢ 
meet Western Michigan | a Notre The quick-moving, hard-hitting Witkenson who had 18 and Sam- land grateful" but: ‘I have retired, Iu the 9th inning the Tigers ‘ 
Lora of Chinege. 8 Bradiey. 6',, Big Ten champions apparently 6G ho fi ~d with 17 period. I have no desire to return, red twice amid A Lorote yet eines (61) Bretic) 2 ey Bet es ied my Gee who finished with 17. to boxing.” scored twice some confu- 
Big Ten) imacor track and feld champ. Wan Kista Given ak, Michigan State, an eight-point fa- | sion, After singles by Charley Michigan Stat ly o Sat ionships’ Munois, 47',: Ohio State, 39, Michigan State only once in Satur- ; | "The retired.champ added that Maxwell, Lou Skizas and Tom Pp 
Indiana, 38, Purdue, 24; Michigan State. day'g title battle. That was 10. Verite over Indiana, dropped into; | oa eased « similar offer of | Yewcic filled the bases, Micke hs Toes Ur Meee tte se | . x < « a second place tie with Purdue in = ASE tear, ‘Gr . | Dave Payne and Mel Nosan-| Hazel Park easily won the | Dyke was the only team which eens R batted f ine, 
Fastern Michigan 68, Chicago 36 aston pene Hoos (9-5). Northwestern defeated Mli-| ree 7: ae om wisaraie = | chuk won championships and two) team championship with 108 | failed to score, . McDermott * lor Don s 
rhehigan oat ees? oe tare a ° mii ; 16 points 22°: 88-72, for an 86 mark and | =e*- ad =< — jothers battled their way into this points: Fling Northern was run- | Payne, last year’s Saginaw Val- McDermott’s ground ball went. 
; “College Swimming t a audi . ce ve . i $'a fourth place tie with Ohio State.) Marciano’s refusal of Kearns’ of- ‘weekend's state finals at Lansing, nerup with 75, Berkley had 68, ley champ, took the honors in the|t second basemen Roach. He 
° 7 aah Ten ene state te Ob = oo ial 7 mr age nee : lowa lost to Michigan, 95-92, and ‘fer was voiced Sunday night in as the Pontiac Central wrestling) Pontiac 58, surprising Royal Oak j127- -pound division while Nosanchuk threw to shortstop Morgan at sec- 
State 62. lowa 46. filipois 34, Indian aie i‘ ee y soe had to settle for sixth place with Louisville, Ky. The proposed bout team turned in an outstanding per-; Kimball 54, Farmington, Flint was the 133-pound winner, Others ond and Morgan fired to first for 
oa a ora eeetccn a 13; le eroma f Spe = ane al a’ 7-7 mark. Michigan (6-8) fin-| prompted thoughts of a possible six formance in the regional tourna-| Centra] and Southfield tied with bss make the state meet were semi- what was presumed to be a double 
! championships: Central Michigan, 54 wd Of 22,20) Was ROWMNE lished seventh, Illinois and Minne- million dollar total gate. ‘ment at Berkley over the weekend. 34, Fitzgerald had 28, Port Hu- | lay. 
97 Southern Illinois, 44, Ilineis Normal, for MSL ante : yj final losers Jack Keller, 103, and P!® 
27 Western Titinois. 18 , — sota tied for eighth with 9-3 rec-. Kearns, one-time manager of the! _The Chiefs wound up 4th in a ron 23, Davison 19, Royal Oak ‘sophomore Erasme Trevine,. 138. *' * + 
Cincinnatl 54. Wayne State 3200 When the Spartans came with- ords and Wisconsin (3-11) was last. great Jack Dempsey, who helped field of 18 teams and just missed) Dondero 13, Waterford 10, Walled | The second base umpire, how- 
70 Bis Jing tastory “arorabori make the first million dollar gate finishing even higher. Waterford) Lake 8, Oak Park 7, Flint Tech | , bd * aid hat M ae ulled* 
Hiehia d Park 2, . . vows s: h a reality, saw theater’ or paid tele-'was 11th and Walled Lake 12th.! and Birmingham 1 apiece. Van | Waterford and Wall ed Lake ST caiatt aaa oe and malt me! 
v en championsnip « a = . s ts ld 
fingie aa Mic Siaen State. 44: Minnesota vision as the biggest factor in es- ——~— ~ ~~ — - |failed to gain a 1st place. Farming- ‘umpires were busily clearing the * 
36 Indiana. 28 Michigan. 28; Purdue ‘tablishing a record financial figure A ton had one in 120-pounder Jim) 
22: Ohio State, 15; Wisconsin, 4; North: | 8 7 Marsh. Big Dave March of South- field of the Milwaukee players who , 
western, 3 oe ie ‘for a fight between the undefeated ” fai deg kaate ela oan = thought the game had ended, Skiz- 
1IAC championships. Northern Mlinols BS arciano and Patterson, ae : base 8 Southe Iilinots, 57, Weste Iilinoi é 
= Geatrel Michigans. 29, Tuinois iit Hazel Park had a total of four —— on the paths and - 
SY patrasy's) lacie cope acon R d Tabl Ists, Berkley and Flint Northern | since time was not called the 
Atiantie"Coaat Conference oun a e eee run counted and Yewcic was on o 
Cham . The team trophy was presented|third. Steve Boros, however, flied Maryland 06. North Carolina 76 Huron No, 3 took the team Airs. Steward had the high Will N ot R un to Hazel Park and medals went/to center field to end the game. 
Championsbi Bow ° : —— : ° : to the top individual performers} Morgan, the losing pitcher, al- West Virginia 74, William-Mary 58 lead and Mary Steward of Roches-| actual series of 577 and took the JJ) Rich Race p> tOp rgan, : ’ 
re Seosea Reus Tal ter was the outstanding individual) lead in singles with 685. Opal Riekest makers in feck) weal Sey (a eee ery ap Nes t on 104, Ho 3 , Y | 7 z : $ .Ww ; 0 
lpepallnes "r aoe ise alae igh “ i hitter 2 hele rolled = ae ae ARCADIA, Calif. (®—The $100,- class will compete inthe state|innings, permitted two runs, two Arsectoas U 72, Wagner 65 a ons y| actual game. Huron Bowl No. 000-added San Juan Capistrano finals ; 4 , 
Grambling #8 me Carolina A&T 73 | Tournament at Huron Bowl. topped the teams in actual series (Handicap tomorrow at Santa Ani- | hits a . walk. 
Gama ay pale S gine = The Huron team, captained by With 2268 yet failed to make the jt, will be run without Round Ta- , Saturday afternoon a crowd of 
Regional Consotations Pat Boyer, rolled a 1051 game and| Ist ten on the board. ible, who is fast climbing toward| 3,720 watched as Charley Max- 8 ol Siate ® Philanc Smith 70 i | 
CC eUTHetingn ib Mareert 78 > | 3048 total to set the early PACE: The combination of Gerry Web- the distinction of being the great- ones efs | a ies! a @ gyre Chico State 76, Linfield 62 . | ——S— SS I pe > > 5 | tom of the to tle the score . Wartburg 83. Gustavus Adolphus 73 | i eT and Phyllis Shaul became the est money winner of the turf. 
Brandeis 71. Rensselaer 68 \doubles leaders with 1286. Minnie! Round Table’s owner, Oklahoma | at 8-8. In the 10th Bill Taylor 
Buffalo 77, Phila. Textile 73 NBA Standin 5 Bird's 1563 actual total placed her oil man Travis M, Kerr, said he | tached “oat his second hit of the 
Other Games :  G nate iwill reserve the horse for the Gulf.-| game to drive in the winning run. Indians 73, Michigan State 72 q in Ist place in all events. Wi ‘ ve horse eG i 
Kanna tt _Mansas state 4 EASTERN DIVISION The team standings: stream Handicap in Florida,|} | The attendance for the opening faho 62, Orego = Won Lost Pet : March 22. He said Round Table | ; = Montana 75, Wyoming | 55 ' Boston Oo 2 OR ae my Score | - : game did not reach the 3,900 fans 
estore TA ae 7, Philadelphia 3. Sh Nichelle ibs 1 Bostiac ne 3ees){5 Passing up tomorrow's race, not Pontiac track flash Hayes Jones who watched the 1956 exhibition ah an < > "hl 1 wad 4 5 8 i. ice, oches F; n Pr, > . 4 
afi a MT eeene: Pa 77 New York ... 3436486 Staman rus. Walled Lake Zeibecause he “ as assigned) 134] : y.. - |added more laurels to an already|opener in Lakeland when the 
syracuse 75. Connectic it 70, ‘overtime WESTERN DIVISION eee | Peet ence Bar. La hpi ere Mialrn a ae ee to poniecai a Pontiac Press Photo limpressive list Saturday night in|Brooklyn Dodgers were the foes. ‘o do 5 prAas 53 a t 2 r My i , - ne 
‘ Oklahoma. state i. dares Me [ples ss ~ a ae tort * 3903| might dull his eed lof tales | HAPPY CHAMPS — Press photographer Tom Gerls calmed the png of Columbus games at For this afternoon s fame against 
; Bradley 88, eDetrolt. 71 . /Cincinnatt | phauee one: 31 39 443) loans Rete Footia cH races | | down their post-game celebration long enough to get this group shot . ai ee aa ithe Chicago Wase anes 
4 LaSalle 75. Villanova 64 7 { Minneapolis ; 52 i | of the happy Rochester Falcons Saturday night following the Class York, Jack Tighe has named Jim Bun-. case cis, Pa. $1, Duquesne 77 MONDAY's “GAMES * * led . : ning, Bob Bruce and Bob Rozman* : = Bucknell 7s, Muhlenberg 71 St. Louis at ete as rs Ekaba and Promised Land now! B district title contest at Pontiac Central. Rochester whipped Lake * * * ie : th “3 1 duties “4 a 
Denver 74 ‘vlan mate 68 New York 123, Philadelphia #1 lee ors I Orion 61-47 to move into the PCH regidnal this week. The five boys The Eastern Michigan College | Snare the mound kities. : } come the top horses for the Sah : Ti = Northwestern 88, Tllinois 72 Cincinnati 121, Boston 107 t 1s i all Shoe ; ee : ; ; sophomore set a new meet record omorrow the Tigers meet the 
Cincinnati 80, Xavier, Ohio 68 | Minneapolis 107, St. Louts 99 ‘Juan Capistrano, Tomorrow's rac-) Who played all the way in the big win are shown kneeling. in front. Philadelphia Philli Clearwat 
a want none aon jsrrecuee SATURDAY'S RESU "LTS AMERICAN LE “Won Lost pe. ing program closes the season at | They are, left to right, Gene Hohf, Gene Lothery, Carl Montross in the 60-yard high hurdles with a *® nasi a meer ae 
UCLA 89, Washington - nae : : nes (ye alae ’ - ~* |time of 7.1, a tenth of a second off 67 Boston 108, Detroit 103 /Kansas City i 1.001 f F |B cnnis ¢ “huc rsole ' : : 
Nee eice ARM TL. Texes Western 58/St. Louis 126, irmnenpetis 123 — 1- © 100 eae Gt 252 _ Su BITES 2a EG. the world indoor mark. Boros, 2b “soe Deverit, ef-If 3 ¢ iH x! “ = a nm . , - 2 8 
—_— Detroit Pe Unease eee i $00 The victory was the 2nd in suc- | Peomias: res : 3 é Meuaen 3 4 3 
a , nd pl lodetopmer Sowell || BO aareaos i: = . cession for Jones over Olympic! Kuenn, cf °3 0 1 M’tilla, so 100 
Enter the hot stove league ond play _-8 Cleveland 0 2 .600| performer Elias Gilbert. The pair |G7ot®. cf, 1 0 © Aaron, rf 2 0 6 pe ig FS yy Baltimore o 2° ‘900 jKaline, rf 2 0 @ Maye, rf 200 
we © a had also met in the AAU finals.| W. Tor, rf 1 0 0 Adcock, th 20 9 
OU’RE THE MANAGER F= ee WEIS DEGIN LAge FidaVOrIs wee 248 ferme ay 31 Y sTTs\. “35 gen Vranecie Wen _—_ Pet. * * * Maxwell, If 3 1 1 Scheaer, If 3 6 0 
z co se 1,000 , a : b 4 1 1 Rob’son, p 106 0 . St. Lous a eae Ron Delaney won his 22nd/Osberne, } 4 
(First of a series) Chicago... > © 1.000 uiraight lie Skizas, 305 4 1 3 Roach, 2b 3 2: 
SbiGcoooees: ro race in a feature fiw 3.0 0 Rice, c 200 
= . Cemenee TL 00) By THE ASSOCIATED DRESS |who ended Pacific Coast Confer-|nois, winner of 23, is seeded No. 1\the ce ee l¥ Yew. © 101 -R Taylor, c1 0 0 
By BEN OLAN Philadephia 1 1 500} Seventy-two college basketball/ence play with 12-4 records, meet|and defending champion Tennes- he Morgan p i 9 } eB ceaneek 1 4 ° 
For his fine. performance in his cere at ; 1 gm|teams, survivors of more than 800 at Eugene, Ore., tonight to deter-|see State (25-3) No. 3. Portland, Bien 10 0 Spabn, p 101 
first season with the Chicago MONDAY'S GAMES that started scampering up and | mine which one will carry the con- \Ore., (18-10) is No. 2, Tennessee Brennan Named Es ee 6 remem eee 
White Sox last year, Al Lopez Loe. Angele Kansas) City at Tampa, Pia down the hardwood floors somej|ference banner into tournament! State meet Northern Michigan r 5s Seal a a 
was named American League pea es ws. oh. Lost searwat ‘our months ago, swing into action | play. Arkansas and Southern tonight. Western Illinois swings in- Top Star for otal. 53 8 Totals Manager of the Year. Fie - St. Louis at Clearwater | hig week in quest of four major Methodist determine the South- to action tomorrow against eACC A-Grounded out for Rush tn third 
Here’s an opportunity to match Etsburgh vs. Washington at Orlando Fla | jost season titles. iwest Conference representative at-ia Teachers T B-Safe on error for T. Morgan in sev- 
A sntar : ys. New York at St. Petersburg S ,ourne venth 
wits with the veteran pilot, In Fla, * * * .Shreveport, La., Tuesday. * rs * C-Grounded out for Lee in Seventh = ¢ : Chicago (A) vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Pia. j ¢ y j 
the following situation, Lopez had pave vesy eee ie Ben) Men Deal a eg x *& NIT — Dayton and Bradley,) RALEIGH, N. C, —Pete Bren- DETROIT... ..4.-:--.000 000 102-3 to make a split-second decision. oS Angeles 5, Philad iphia 4 11 inni for major schools starting Tues- : ; coed el ne |MILWAUKEE . ..........-.000 O11 20x—4 : ; —_— e » 11 innings ; Here is the tournament picture|Seeded No, 1 and 2, respectivelyinan of North Carolina heads the He made the right one. What Cini _— 5, Chicago (A day with 24 entries, The NCAA a il ‘Tuesday se 9 ee 4, Detroit 3 at a glance: do not play until next uesday.|all-tournament team selected by) E-J_ Morgan, Roach. PO-A—Detroit 24- 
would you have done? St. Louis 2, New York 1 small college division tournament, oy LES = = «| j ” |6. Milwaukee 27-14. DP—Mathews, Roach 
White Sox and Kansas City Chicago (N) 5, Baltimore 4 its ranks reduced from’ 32 to NCAA UNIVERSITY—Field will|First round games Thursday are: | Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Assn./and Hersh. LOB—Detroit 7, Milwaukee 
Seley h last of the 10th Boston vs. Pit ren, rae : eight, settles the issue at Evans- be reduced to 16 by Wednesday/St. John’s, N.Y. vs. Butler and/members covering the ACC bas-|f og rte —_— oe are tied 0-0 in the last o Washington vs, Kansas City, rain , 7 for regional tournaments this|St. Joseph's, Pa., vs, St. Peter’s,/Kethall tournament here over the Prcher. IP HOR ER BB WP t Chi Tom Morgan (R) is : Cincinnati “B” 6, Ch “p" ville, Ind., starting Wednesday. a cago, a = icago ’ ’ weekend at Charlotte, Lexington,|N.J. Four games are scheduled! weekend Lary . s.eesee 3 3 o © 5 
on the mound for the A’s, Jim SATURDAY'S RESULTS. The National. Assn. of Intercol- . : ; ee Rush 3 200 @ 3 3 AL LOPEZ Ae Ky., Lawren Kan.. and San|Saturday with play continuing Chicago (A) 6, Cretnati 4 y:, we, an., n * * * T, Morgan (L)32 3 2 2 @ 1 
Rivera opens the frame with a _ |Detrot 9, Milwaukee 8. 10 innings legiate Athletics tournament gets Fraricisco March 18, March 20 and finals the Spahn (W) ...3 2 09 0 @ 2 
double. Jim Landis is purposely; next h (not to swing)? Boston 2, Pittsburgh 1 underway today at Kansas ) aa a Brennan, a 66 senior from/|tee wage £ * %§ £8 louble. pite! g)? St. Louis 4. New ork 9 * * * afternoon of March 22. : Robinson, 3 $5 3 2 @ 1 
~ passed and Fred Hatfield singles,| », et pim swing away at the [Sarees Ciy § Wachin with 32 entries, . a ‘Brooklyn, N. Y., was a unanimous U—Inckowaki Umont, Berry. T—9:15 
filling the bases with none out. ; tch? 5 y Sole o BM) 6 | Ballumore rs "6 innings And on Thursday the first of the | NCAA SMALL COLLEGE — first team selection. jA—3.71 ‘ 
eee ’ nd fi next pi St. Louis. "B" 8, Cincinnati “BE” ¢ 12 teams invited to the National | Wheaton opens defense of its title Di Bi Fi hy e S h idt + * * * rare pee aaa 
Ron Northey’s grounder forces Seve bb Giace st me eS ; iBiase Fights ochmi 
Rivera at the plate: Sherman Lol-| . & Save Bim try a — TUESDAY'S E Invitation Tournament at New against Chapman ‘of California. Nick Davis, senior on Maryland's Promotion for Ra : 
lar (R) is sent up to pinch hit for bunt on the next pitch? pS wore | Pry Balienore * cee. Pg York’s Madison Square. Garden Other e round games: m4 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS = championship team, and Lou Pu- y ee | 
pitcher Jim Wilson. The count) (Other pe Morgan has given Detroh ve. Pailedelpbia at Clearwater,|Join the picture, Michaels, Vt., vs. Grambling, La.;! Tony DiBiase, the fighting geol- cillo, North Carolina State's flashy) DETROIT «& = Promotion of 
on Lollar. goes to three balls met » 945 _orgymaetd New ror vs. Egg gy Har ig * . = 1% ecole Missa vs. South Da, ogy student, returns to action to- junior, each received 57 first team|John W, Ray to executive assistant | 
one strike. ee Kansas C Peters- Actually 26 schools still are run-|kota; - Evansville vs. American night against Peter Schmidt in an|votes and one second team vote. idirector of football was announced 
ret ay ype “npurt ‘Miatoe “p Ristnes’ ta my Wi. Pittsburgh at Ft, Myers, ning for the big NCAA affair | University. % all-New York orks SN 10-| Completing the top team were {today by the University of Detroit. ° 
\ a. “take” the ye sorsows & eMTy Goad sxeu : cntengs dirs vs. San Promctnns ‘eh Mesa. meh? conferences ended in a ~*~ * * rounder at New York's St. Nicholas Charlie McNeil, Maryland, and)Ray has been head coach of fresh-° 
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PCH, Skippers Troy, W. Bloomfield Also Gain Regionals 
Enter Regional Fg {cons Win District   
~ Baylor Can Gain {3 Casualties 
“= Point Lead Tonight se to Plague pe Te, 'Yankee Outfit , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — - | 
Seattle's Elgin Baylor goes) ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. uw — 
* against Bradley at home tonight The New York Yankees didn’t have 
“in an attempt to overtake Cincin- a single casualty yesterday, 
“pati's Oscar Robertson in the ma-| Today they have three. - ‘ 
jor college individual scoring race., In the space of a few hours, here 
It will be the last regular sea-|is what happened: _ 
son game for Baylor before the) 1. Joe Collins banged himself on 
Chigftains enter the NCAA tourna- the foot with a foul during batting 
ment. Robertson has finished ‘reg- practice. | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCI 10, 1958 * 
    
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action in the NCAA event where/in his left thigh, 
  
          
             
         ' all scoring counts toward the in- 3. Norm Siebern was sent to bed Play at Bentley docesstix “LAKE orion | im the scoring finished, with 16 {by scoring ace John Lucadam with 
}° dividual title. iwith a fever. coerig MOELTE Neve 13 15) apiece and Montross contributed (19 points and a strong showing by 
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ne Dales, Berkley, Oaks Ey $ S22 Wits, 2 £3 §| 13 while doing a good defensive | Rolf Gordhammer. ’ # ie n ‘= 
i ‘ ; Y, . Montross 6 it 13 Cromwell 3 0-3 ¢ job on Neira forcing the county x & 
i Move Into Birmingham # ss lad ——-_—+_| scoring champ to hurry most of | Wayne Figley hit the hoop for 
3 Class A Tourney \eocnee Wiens y Quarters a wis ghets. Netra had 15 and Drake 29 and Dick Both tad 23 for ey 
: jRochester ...... 4 for ¢ rs. to almost match Romeo's total. to- : |Lake Orion ,... 13 12 «13 10—47 
. : Pontiac Press Photo , WE West Bloomfield defeated Bloom-|gether. Bill Redman's 12 topped ‘ s Lowest-Price . lagon . s By BILL CORNWEL 
‘ recent rien fee oe m4 wow BIG OCCASION — Saturday night was a momentous occasion 1 h ‘aa hi - ‘ | coaien TP ah FT TP field Hills for the 3rd time paced the Bulldogs. 
, | oe ] | for head basketball coach Gerry Wallace and his Waterford Skippers. | 5,1 ust are é an ae ool |Redman § 4 13 Marra 3 8 4) 
ee | © Higher mileage on regular gas Exclusive Twin Traction available The Skippers defeated Utica, 62-57, to gain a spot in this week's |G. S71CtS in state basketball tourna-\waterson 4 0 8 Boot 11 1 23 F ppe ment history have gone by the/proper 3 2 8 Figley 12 5 29 © 93 cubic feet of cargo space =e. ceptor aa optional Class A regional at Bentley and Wallace is shown here accepting },.-ds and five Oakland C ounty Ferd 2 0 4 Harned 5 0 10 ) 
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Us } Teen . /e © Baie._=C([ No MONEY _ The Chiefs probably had the eas- Three Oakland County teams will . . ee i * csevaiies "Whe DOWN a ’ 8 iest trip to the regionals of the pe among the five entries in the! A ees : .o ~ 
: - bunch. PCH drubbed Southfield by ' Class B regional to be played at) ' “as : ae EASY 
GY) Studebaker-Packard : . ‘ 8 a 68-26 margin in its district open-| pontiac Central this week with| 
Visit your local Dealer today! er, then coasted to a leisurely 65-51 a trip to Lansing hanging in the| S triumph over outclassed Farming- palance. 4 TERM ton Saturday night in the finals 
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only Class C team in Oakland away early by a wide margin. | Waterford didn’t have it so easy. pressive fashion and now will be| 
- County still in the running for state: * * k |The Skippers, required to play only competing here for higher stakes 
sf ee honors as the post-season playoffs) Wlodkowski topped all the scor- One game at Southfield, were hap-|aiong with Marysville and Brigh-| 
move into the regionals this week. ers with 17 digits hitting 7 of 11PY to stop there after fighting ton. 
: The Eaglets advanced to the Bir- shots. Stan Moniuszko rung up 16, furiously for a 62-57 conquest of sa | et the cash you need ¢ = Rochester started early and kept! 
id by off hafveces seasonal bills mingham regional by sidetracking half of the total on fouls, as he and Utica. the throttle out most of the way ial 
make only one monthly Almont 52-40 Saturday night at Goisdzinski combined to hit only) Pontiac and Waterford enter ‘trouncing Lake Orion 61-47 at PCH,            
    
     
      
      
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PCH Tankers Finish 5th, | 
AH Wins 8th SVC Title — 
Arthur Hill's all-wigning Saginaw 
Valley swimming team practically 
swamped all other opposition (as 
was expected) in Saturday’ s SVC 
championship meet in Flint North- 
ern’s pool, Dave Gainey’s club 
piled up a 51-point edge on Sagi- 
naw, the Lumberjacks” closest ; competitor and left all other Valley 
teams far back in the wash. Pon- 
tiac finished 5th, 
Results of the meet: 
Arthur Hill 114; Saginaw High 
63; Flint Central 47; Bay City 
Central 32; Pontiac Central 21° and 
Flint Northern 9. 
Hillites captured five firsts, WS 3rd in 50-yard freestyle finals 
plus a heavy percentage of 2nd at 25.7 and Gideon Robage was 
places, in chalking up their 8th 4th in’ 100-yard orthodox breast- 
straight Valley championship. 
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  only once in the last 14 years. 
other years Pontiac shared the 
title (1948) and Bay City tied in 
1952, 
Two meet records were set: 100- 
yard back stroke by Ron Gage| 
(AH) 1:00.4) and 150-yard medley 
by Bill Darnton (FC) 1: 35.5. Eight 
|pool marks also were eclipsed. 
‘Jacks won the 200-yard medley 
lrelay, the 100-yard butterfly (Paul 
Nieman), the diving (Pete Cox) 
and 200-yard freestyle relay. 
Only two Chiefs qualified for the 
finals, Saturday, Duke Cummins   istroke at 1:13.1. The PCH 200- 
Robarge, Jerry Powers, Cummins, 
and the 200-yard freestyle team 
'(Denny Roberts, Jim Ruth, Rollie 
|Tollefson and Barry Horst) was 
also 3rd at 1:47.0, rated excellent 
time, 
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‘Cummins to the state meet Satur- 
day at Ann Arbor, They were the. 
only qualifiers, 
District Results FINAL   
DISTRICT SCORES 
CLASS A 
Dearborn §3. Lincoln Park 46 
Wyandotte 41, Allen Park 38 { 
Bay City won in 1950. In two | 
Bailey and Howe 
Star as Detroit 
Halts NY Streak * 
Yard ley Tops By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [Syracuse 111-90 and lost an oppor-| 
« Balding George Yardley, the tunity to clinch second place. But| 
prolific scoring ace of the Detroit the versatile Yardley accounted! 
  Boston Keeps Battling, 
Redshirts for 3rd Spot 
With 7-0 Victory 
  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The Boston Bruins and the De-, 
troit Red Wings are engaged in an. 
intriguing struggle for third place 
in the National Hockey League With 
the victors hardly getting the spoils 
in this instance, 
The team which finishes third in 
the regular season race receives 
more money for its efforts, but 
faces the-unenviable task of meet- 
ing the champion Montreal Canadi- 
ens in the first round of the Stanley 
Cup playoffs. The club which ends 
up fourth plays the second-place 
team. 
The New York Rangers cur- 
rently are second, holding a five- 
point advantage over the Bruins, 
Boston is third with 62 points and 
neat fourth with 61. 
          Detroit Austin 74, East Detroit 44 
Muskegon 69, Grand Rapids Catholic 57 | 
Muskegon Hts. 59, Gr. Rapids South 58 
Alpena 70, Lapeer 57 | 
CLASS B 
River remy dibs a 38. 
E. Lansi =a blew g Resurrection 52 
W. Bloomfield “ “plosmfield Hilly 33 Harper Woods 72, Lake Shore 4 
Warren 57, Detroit tzgerald Pe} 
Troy 80, Romeo $3 
Rochester 61, Lake Orion 47 
Marysville 43, Algonas 38... 
Chesaning 57, Clio 56 (ot) 
Plushing 67, Flint Kearsley 39 
Plint Technica! 50, Flint Bendle 40 
Det. St. Andrew 65. Det. Visitation 56 
Cass City ‘M4, Vassar 40 
CLASS C 
Riverview 40, alpen St. Pat. 37 
Det. St. Gregory $2 Det. St. Gabriel 46 
Grosse Pte. St. Pau! 51, Det. Luth. E. 28 Highiand.Park St. Benedict 52, 
Roseville Sacred Heart 4 
rsa “Almont 40 
Richmond 49, Imlay City 4 
Marlette 41, Prankenmuth 39 
Flint Holy Red’ mer < a. Ath’ton §2 
| Flint Utley 74, Flint 
| Deckerviile 77, Harbor "Beach 56 
Det. St Cuemis 7% sg St. Agnes 31 
Memphis 51, New Baltimore St. Mary 34 
int Hoover 45, Flint 8. Heart 40 (ot) 
rimley 50, Pickford 47 
Powers 49, Rock 35 
Gwinn 80, Ewen 64 
Chassell 45, Marenisco 43 
CLASS E 
Nahma 57, Hermansville 50 
Perkins 52, Trenary 51 
Michigamme 57, Amasa 44 
Trout Creek 90, Watersmeet 57 
Frustrations Fail 
to Halt Miss Berg 
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    but she still was two strokes 
ahea@ at 223 today going into the 
‘final round of the $5,000 Jackson- 
ville Women's Open. 
Two strokes back at 225 after 54 
holes were Marlene Hagge of Del- 
ray Beach, Fla., and veteran Bet- 
sy Rawls of Spartanburg, S. C. 
The amateur contingent 
paced by Nan Berry of Quincy, 
Tll., who added an 80 to her earli- 
er rounds of 82 and 80 for 242. lthe powerful Canadiens whipped/ 
frustrations | 
was | ‘The /Bruins and Red Wings kept 
pace’ with each other last night. 
Boston blanked the Toronto Maple 
Leafs 7-0 and Detroit turned back 
the Rangers 4-2. In the other game 
the tailend Chicago Black Hawks 
4-1 to boost their first-place ad- 
vantage over New York to 21 
points. 
x * * 
The Wings have a game in hand 
over Boston. Detroit has seven 
games left and the Bruins have six 
remaining. The Rangers have sev- 
en to go 
Goalie Don Simmons, playing | 
only his second game with the 
‘Bruins since suffering a shoulder 
separation in December, turned in 
his fifth shutout as Boston posted 
\its third victory over Toronto. Don   |McKenney sparked the Bruins with) 
|two goals and two assists and line- 
imate Flemng Mackell collected 
|one goal and three assists. 
Third-period tallies by Gordie 
Howe and Bob Bailey—his sec 
ond of the game—gave the Red 
Wings their triumph and 
snapped the Rangers’ nine-game 
| unbeaten streak. New York's An- 
| dy Bathgate tied the score 2-2 
early im, the third stanza after 
setting up Camille Henry's 31st 
goal earlier, Pistons, today was virtually @/for his: 2.001 point this season—| 
stranger in paradise. ithe first player in NBA history to. 
As his club battles to maintain enter the charmed circle. 
second place in the Western Divi-| The loss left Detroit in second. 
ision of the National Basketball place, a game in front of the Roy- 
Assn., Yardey scores almost at als) who moved up by crushing 
will in winning and losing causes. Boston 121-107, Cincinnati needs 
* * * victories in its two remaining 
Yardley notched 26 points yes- games to gain a tie for the run- 
iterday as the Pistons bowed to ner-up spot, Red Wings Stop Rangers, 4-2: a * 
2/000 York remained in conten-| 
tion for the Eastern Division's last. 
playoff berth by thumping third-) 
place Philadelphia, 123-81. The 
(Knicks must win both their  re- New 
maining games while the Warriors 
lose a pair to gain a tie. 
In the other game yesterday, 
Minneapolis defeated St. Louis 
107-99, 
The Nats had six men in double 
figures—including Dolph Schayes, 
who had 23. 
  
EVERSHARP Montrea! 
Boston 
| Detroit 
| Toronto 
| Chicago New’ York ...1.... 3a ad i ba i | Michigan College ‘drey ew! York ts. 2b 1 a Ie aa andy « 
2 irst round opponent tonigh' t a 111 53 178 194 joe Te iat i? National Intercollegiate (NAIA) SUNDAY'S RESULTS 'Detroit 4, 
Boston 7, Toronto < 
Montreal <i Chica, 
New Yorn” 4, 
Chicago 4, Detroit 3 
| Boston 3, Toronto a tie       
    
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The Michigan’ team had a 13-7 
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caged a pair of goals apiece to 
pace Montreal. Moore's goals were 
his 33rd and 34th and 11 of them 
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Nesterenko averted - the Hawk's 
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Teenagers Discuss Love, Dates, Marriage   
14 Roman Catholic churches in 
the Chicago area last night, 
The talks, a series of six run- 
ning through Lent and getting 
down to such facts ofslife as sex, 
dishes and garbage, are conduct- 
ed by the Cana Conference of 
Chicago. The Rev. Walter Imbiorski, as- 
sistant director of the organiza- 
tion, said you will know that you 
have met the right one, boys and 
girls, if you can say ‘‘yes’’ to the 
following queries: « 
“1. Can I find happiness mak- 
ing the other person happy? CHICAGO @®—How will you 
know when you meet the right 
one? 
That's one of the questions 
thag figure im discussions of 
love, dating ang marriage that 
drew hundreds of teenagers to     a I Love Her When She's 30-lbs. 
  
“No trouble at all, Joe. 
I have a phone right here THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1958 
Heavier? we met—more thoughtful, less 
selfish? 
“7, Am I proud of the partner 
I have chosen? Do I enjoy intro- 
ducing her—or him—to my 
friends?” 
Father Imbiorski said the 
answers should come from the 
head, not the heart. 
Cana conferences — the name 
js derived from the biblical mar- 
riage feast—are aimed generally 
at making good marriages and 
protecting them. “2, Will he—or she—see my 
faults and weaknesses and still 
love me? 
“3. Can I reveal my fears, am- 
bitions and dreams and still be 
desired? 
“4. Can I see myself washing 
50,000 dishes for him, or carry- 
ing out the garbage for her 365 
days a year for 50 years? 
“5. Will I love her when 
she’s 30 pounds heavier, or 
leve him when he’s bald? 
“6. Am I a better person since     
‘Hollywood Headlines 
Patti Page Considering 
Starring Role in Musical 
By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
says she was a Cecei of ps at 
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — After) » ‘party hosted by Ken Kendall her show Wednesday night Patti! nay Rex Hiareisee 
Page flies to Los Angeleg to keep| 
a date with Jerry Wald. Jerry tele-| One hundred and seventy news-,   
    in the bedroom” phoned Patti to ask her if she 
would be interested in ‘Student 
Body,” a musical by Sammy Fain 
and Paul Francis Webster. 
In verifying the story, Jerry, 
who is up to his eyebrows in the 
Academy Awards show, said 
Fain and Webster had brought 
him the story of ‘“‘Student Body” 
which they wrote together. 
It’s about a top TV singer (Patti) 
who makes a guest appearance at 
a college and stays on to enroll 
ag a student. 
Before I hung up Jerry put 
Harold Lloyd, who was in his office, 
on the phone. Jerry has sweet- 
talked Harold into appearing in the 
Academy Awards show. 
* * * 
Tyrone Power, who had no im- 
mediate movie plans when he ieft 
here and. didn’t seem too interested 
in making any, put his signature 
Richmond) to buy ‘Showdown in 
the Sun.” 
“It's by Will Guelick who wrote 
Jimmy Stewart's picture “Bend 
of the River’ and it must be 
good to lure Ty away from his 
stage kick. 
Right now he’s on tour in the 
East in “Back to Methusalah,”’| 
which I hear is going very well.! 
Another angle that interests Ty, 
who has the wanderlust fever, is 
that ‘‘Showdown™ has a Spanish 
locale. Sarita Montiel would be 
excellent for the lead, and she’s! 
the girl being sought. The script 
is by Ed Worth who did the| on a deal (with his partner Ted, paper, radio and TV correspondents 
and interviewers will talk to them 
in Vienna. Anatole Litvak, who is 
making ‘‘The Journey” in conjunc- 
tion with Yul Brynner for GMG, 
will act as interpreter. You can bet 
all the tea in China and more tnat 
these two popular people, Debbie 
and Yul, won't sound off with any 
silly comments. _ 
* * x Police in Cuba 
on Special Alert 29,700 Set for Action 
if Castro Rebels Call 
General Strike Today 
HAVANA, Cuba @® — Contin- 
gents of heavily armed national 
police stood special alert duty to-’ 
day with orders to act decisively 
if Fidel Castro's rebels use their 
“ultimate weapon” — a general 
strike call. 
* * * 
The 7,700 policemen and 22,000- 
man armed forces were ordered 
to take ‘‘whatever steps neces- 
sary’ to break a strike and crush 
any outbreaks of violence that 
might develop on this sixth anni- 
versary of President Fulgencio 
Batista’s last military coup. 
Batista canceled all celebra- 
tions except for a radio speech 
from a nearby military garrison, 
where he is protected by thou- 
sands of troops. ; 
Castro has threatened a gener- 
al strike at any moment. The 
rebel mountain guerrillas are re- 
ported running short of arms, and 
Castro has declared that a gen- 
eral strike would be his last blow 
— and the one sure to topple Ba- 
tista. 
Leaders of 60,000 high school 
and university students, already 
on strike against the arrest of 
fellow students, announced they 
would support any walkout to oust 
Batista. 
  at random: Lauren Bacall is back 
land Frank Sinatra's got 
They've been together every night 
since she returned. 
Rumors from New York are 
that Marilyn Monroe is expecting 
a baby again. Let’s hope it’s true. 
There's one day's work for Bub 
|Wagner in Phoenix on ‘‘The Hunt- 
ers,” so Natalie Wood will make 
it a sentimental journey and ac- 
company him. They were married 
there Dec. 27. 
I hope Tony Bennett's opening 
at the Cocoanut Grove March 26 
will be postponed. It’s unfair to 
him to have it Academy night. 
Buddy Adler is giving a dinner 
dance after the awards and 
there are many other parties that 
night. 
Kay and Clark Gable and Bill 
Periberg will be guests of Chicago, 
attorney Sid Korshak at a big press 
party at the Chez Paree kicking 
off the opening of ‘Teacher's 
|Pet."’ Governor Stratton of Illinois       ‘accepted the date for March 31. Snapshots of Hollywood collected | 
jeration of Labor said its 1,200,000 
her!| workers would stay on the job.) 
  and Mayor Daley of Chicago have | American Insurance Co., * * * 
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Batista recently decree wage 
boosts for them. 
Castro, however, claimed  se- 
cretly organized support among 
the workers.   
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‘58 Probably Her 
Last Movie Year 
HOLLYWOOD wW — Elizabeth 
Taylor, atop contender for this 
year’s Oscar as best actress, said 
today that 1958 will probably be 
her last year as a movie queen. 
ae * * 
“My husband (Mike Todd) 
doesn't want me to be an act- 
ress,’ she told a reporter, “‘And 
I don’t want it either.” 
She currently is making ‘‘Cat 
on a Hot Tin Roof’? at MGM, 
the studio where she made her 
first picture in 1942—“Lassie, 
Come Home.” 
Only 26, she has spent 16 of 
those years working in front of 
cameras. 
* * * 
Her contract winds up with 
“Cat."" She’s also committed to 
work for her husband in ‘Don 
be her farewell performance. 
But what of an exceptional 
script — the lure that has 
brought many an actress out 
of announced retirement? 
“There's no script good enough 
to get me back once I quit— 
and that time is no more than 
two—at the most, three — pic- 
tures away. 
* * * 
“T am just too busy otherwise.” 
She has three children, two by 
her previous husband, Michael Wilding, and one by Tod@. That's. 
what she means by “‘too busy 
otherwise.” 
Liz, publicity to the 
contrary, is less, actressy than 
most movie stars, 
To intimates, she seemed more 
thrilled about being a Connecti- 
cut housewife than anything else. 
* * * 
She admits her favorite role is 
Mrs. Mike Todd but adds: 
“It’s really more of an occupa- 
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* * * 
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~ * * a 
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Study Ways to Rid Car of Hump i in Floor: voter Probe 
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Ws tb MARKETS (Market Ease 
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in Quiet Start CHICAGO  — Most grain tu- ering sales of locally grown pro- 
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                      dealings on the Board of Trade! rrida toda y. y- ; : a: 
today as offerings became a bit Prod Most leading stocks were frac-|#bout that steadily growing hump design. Mary smaller foreign-built| situation, and in station wagons Joseph M: Callahan, says: 
more limited. - _— _ |tionally lower, but many were un-|!2 the floor of today’s automobile. cars have engines in the rear but | rear aa eeiaices would seem “Whenever the transaxle ar- 
All contracts were well over on " changed and there was a scatter-) Wo the blem becomes of ater | rives, it will produce a revolu- | WASHINGTON (INS) — United : | Apples, Delicious, bu. .........+0.- $4.75 . pro gre! impossible. Independent rear the plus side, but rye and soybeans Apples. Jonathan, bu. ... ... 3.00|ing of gainers. Some experts say the hump, magnitude when principles of small) springing, in view of weight con- tionary change in the typical |Automobile Workers secretary- 
were the best gainers with ad- Apples. Mclntoeh. bu. .-.....+--++ 308/ ‘The generally lower tone was es-|Covering the drive shaft and rising! ar design are applied to standard siderations, would be a must.’ | American chassis. It will require (treasurer Emil Mazey faced ques- 
vances of around a cent a bushel. -_ tablished in the opening which was|@8 height of the car has been size American-made cars. , a new transmission, a new pro- |tioning by Senate Rackets probers 
Trade wan Qgucribcd asvabeut nec iceees ‘ene 225 |™MOderately active, Then turnover lowered, has made a four-passen-| Fither in the front or rear of Automotive News, analyzing the) pelier shaft, a new independent jignday on a nationwide boycott 
moderate and fairly well distrib- i Gabbeae. Cunard, DU. seenee +++ 300 slowed. ee oad = o the six-passenger ine car the engine requires space. 54me situation, says that in addi-) rear suspension, a new rear axle instituted against Kohler plumbing 
uted among all interests. Celery. root. (doz) .. iil 10] Steels, motors, rails and oils|venicies of earlier years. It might be that moving the engine tion to the rear engine installa-| assembly and possibly inboard ‘¢;xture products by the UAW. 
Holl as Te ri have IEocea abetia eaee beeket ooeeoeee. ae showed small minus signs mostly. | Engineers are studying the to the rear would almost eliminate tion, consideration has been given: prakes.” Mazey was’ slated to return for 
bou ht t fotweer 431000 ane 300 008 Piciey) Reosechyy ia. 14 anes Nonferrous metals, chemicals and’ possibility of relocating the en- the conventional luggage compart. to the front wheel drive and the) vo dea. advanced for climina- his third day as.a witness in the shear of n = the woeke | Parsnis ba fochs | doz ee ae aircrafts were irregular and, pro- gine, transmission - differential |ment and possibly sharply reduce rear-end transmission with front- tion'of the “hump” down the center, inquiry into the strike that has 
for shipment aur ing, Mare ‘b, Apeill Radichen aory ee Ss an T30 - ed aoe eae ; | and suspension components. the space available for rear seat ©MBIn©- __jlof the car floor have been tried kept Sheboygan, Wis., in an emo- 
. Rhakath hothouse ibehs.) dee. 2, 135{ Du Pont and Polaroid were! Various suggestions have been installation. It adds, however, that a solution || come form or other. This is|tional:state for 47 months. 
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                          and May. |Squash, Hubbard, bu. ++ see, 225 ahead about a point each, General Near the end of the first hour, \furmips, topped. bu. ........---20-- 275 Electric a major fraction: * Lock: | i ey Sa true of front-drive vehicles as well) The committee hoped to deter- 
wheat was 4% to %s higher, March ~—— ‘heed, Lorillard, Westinghouse| as of the so-called transaxie. Of mine whether the boycott of Kohler 
$2.23%8; corn *%% to % higher, Mareh Poultr ‘Electric and Allied Chemical also | y the latter proposal, Callahan, says: products is a secondary boycott, 
$1.1644; oats ‘s to 1% higher, y rose ‘Some top drive-line engineers which is illegal under the Taft- 
March 67; rye % to % higher, DETROIT POULTRY AL rue : eC F dven ures feel et 2 US sane could Hartley Act, or a legal primary 
March $1.345%; soybeans \ to 1a} DETROIT, March 10 Weed ge New York Stocks a muc ter job of reducing the boycott. 
higher, March $2.23%, and lard 10/20'3,2e" Down? foro. 1 top quality hve) . tunnel than the Lancia transaxle] Jt also appeared likely Sen. Barry 
to 23 cents a hundred pounds high-| , Heavy, type hens, 20.27. leht type mens. | ‘Late Morning Quotations: | Cc MBS does by tilting the engine more/Goldwater (R-Ariz) might fire a er, M $12.80. 2'2-3'2 Ibs. (whites only). 25-26. capon- iAlr Redue v10e SE int Tel # Tel 3 e and by making use of some of the/new blast in his long, bitter feud 
ces over S EOIT EGGS ‘aliea Btrs v.02 44 jabue: Mew 383 things that have been learned about with UAW President Walter Reu- 
° . March (AP) — ts Chal), .: 6 Jo 3 4, i s s i rent ari 
Grain Prices Coe ee oan aes instosed! federal Alum Ltd “"1.. 301 Kennecott... 832 GHICKEN LITTLE’S nny PM ae prop shafts in recent|ther at the 2 p.m. hearing. 
cmacacotms Whites wrade A jumbo 68: extra AM Alin’ 14.0 IT1 roger Oe ott gg “THE SKY IS FALLING! AP “They feel that with these steps,| - Beuther challenged the Arizona 
CHICAGO, March 10 (ar) — Opening large 54-55 weighted average 55; large a, Cyan 417 Lib Mc&L ... 85 Pr i.’ y ee ~~ ><! | Republican on Saturday to prove 
grain prices: | 52-53. wtd. avg. S52'g, medium 48-51. 41 Gasca Bl | 424 Ligg & My .. 68.1 1s ONLY TAD A . : ptys a few other measures, it will . 
Wheat— Oats— [wid ave 49's small 38-43, wid avg A ee 4 196 .ockh Airc |. 405) Qs ne ‘ | to a jury of clergymen that the 
Mar. ... 2.22%, Mar C6% 3014: xrade B large 4050. wd AYE iam Motors AA Gee aye! AT TIMES. be’ possible to eliminate the entire) aw chief is a “more dangerous 
reid eee et tres “es “; ns Grade A extra large 55 Aap eee ai ane 5 oem P| Y front hump and most. if not all, menace than the Sputniks or eines ON ne: ee mNews 4... vortllar . 
Be ee coces ibe Seely eae fei Tt atte fi HAILGSTONES <% — anything Rasela might do” Corn— uly see ; s F ; - 244) fa : : 
Mar... Lagts Bep ost, 12194 eevOL lores amo nesinss Cant net ry aie ple eee WEIGHING OVER Ly, Just to keep the record straight, The union leader said he would 
we ik are 4, linrae sb30. terce 47. ombe, Sat Gu AmVicose a) Meek tT OUR POUNDS eee Callahan points out that the trans. (exit from the labor movement if 
Bee 2 Tit AY © erates three <i t Armco Bt G1 Merch as. 184 me laxle, like most so-called innova-|@0ldwater could prove the accusa- 
. : Armour & Co’. 134 dpls Hon .. 83.4! EACH HAVE BEEN _ ‘ naw -.|tion made by the senator in a 2 tions, is not completely new — even Armst Ck . 267 Minn M&M .. 146) RECORVEYU. : January speech 
. Livestock hoy 185 Monsan Ch . = on current cars. It was used briefly OS ’ 
DETROIT LIVESTOCK (tl Refin 02377 Wot pros ", 38 © 1958 on the 1919 Studebaker, but dis- : ; 
DETROIT. March 10 (AP) —(USDA) iRait far Gee “ “be 4 Murray Cp 25.1 x pee ape ipo carded. Reuther, in a public statement, 
~Cattle saiable 1600 Bulk early sup- (3® Oo. <46 Nat Bisc . 45 gh: ‘orld Rights Reserv . ._jalso urged ‘‘sanity and responsi- e : mdix Av .... 484 5 . . 
Pi atattttaliy ‘of fou, Mgwrstcomewbal enauet |. 1s. ate gut Gest, ™ -. S28 | ~ ON 1942, A HEAVY SOUTH AFRICAN The transaxle gets it designation pity” in the Senate hearings, 
Chest X Rg rood to iow Choice Meets, com COM gon tyhin tg} Net Lead |... 92 HAILGTORM WIPED OUT A FLOCK | [im tte cimbiniion of Tammi which have been marked by re : - prise aroun per cent receipts: oerry, ig Nat Te : : . ; pated exp osions etween mo- 
y HadesSugyefetanandfeicer- (gona BRL RY catieal Ma » OF OVER 200 STORKS. board brakirg idea. the decelerat- Cras and Republicans, as well as arvaeae id leg Te eee peti Brisk Mr M 372 No Am Av 283 Distributed by King Features Sendicoe |= |'"E Pressure is app hed (to) the) axis between the opposing factions in 
TB Detection Project, jane rece to" jb yeerlin teers, 129,50: Brun Balke : ae Ner Pee .. 37 ame oe pias to the conven- the Kohler disputes 
Im oat rood 4 low. evi ls teers Ph 50- Berreaces lee 30.3 eee epee oe a tiona rake ms. * . * , * . tee t Airlin . 13.2 
Opens Today in Pontiac; *%: ‘== mixed” loads xood and iow |Campo oud |” 278 Ohio On: ste | ae jchoice steers 2700-2750, utility and) can Dry ...... 133 ottver Cp ... 88 Reuther said the hearings have 
Free to All Adults [standard steers 20 3e 00-26. so" food anual a tes ores pas 3 Lodae Calendar been ‘‘a sad spectacle of recrim- _ 
exadaed "19 20-50 06, wulny coms 1S eee gg en AW Ae. 146 9g ‘ination by both the company and 
18.00: canners and cutters 13 60-1650 ae & Oh 17.50 Pan Epl_.... 40.2 ; “ +. 99 wi} the union.” 
i : ntiac White Shrine No. 22 will 
caigigho a waren through April vs weaiers, eaederain active Fae neaay: corres M ae fancy ee to may its annual meeting and elec-| The first week and a half of 
| Pontiac seats have the epporeamity |e eee 2000-27 0 tewioud| Cee ec ere cee a, tion of officers, Wednes., March 12 |hearings were devoted primarily to 
: to have the yearly free chest X- and tie oe vemers 10.004 Ciuett Pea ... 413 Pfizer 602 at 8:00, at Roosevelt Temple, 22 charges of violence on both sides. 
rays, recommended by tuberculosis), Hox. jelable | 1.0 ¢ Early dnder|Com Palm -. $9.6 Phelps D ..... 42 State St. Potluck dinner at 6:30. 
officials. 400 Ibs. steady: weights over 400. Ibs (Gol Brd,A | aE aig Mar) sels Bernice Cover, scribe. Adv.| The committee planned some- 
The chest X-ray mobile unit will ana’?5"* soe. i pekonere U0ts-21°00- ead pe ms Feil ne ss ., sat time this week to summon John 
be set up on the north side of Huron/M'ze¢ No.1 and 2 190-200 tbs. 2 jg. (Coa NG Se wa ow N . B : f Gunaca of Detroit to testify on 
| street, ‘ between Saginaw and sail lot lot moat No.1 196 Tos, 31.50 — yearns & Ae «0 nen = ews in rie charges that he broke the neck 
Wayne streets, today throug h|smail lot 176 “tb averages mostiy No. i boar “—_ .- RCA * 339 of an elderly non-striker, William 
March 25, Mondays through Fri-|i9 50-20 25: No. 1.2 and 3300-400 Ib (cont OU} mi betes 7 J. E. Carroll, 32, of 5218 Eliza. Bersch, in a July 4, 1954 scuffle. 
om 2 og - Pid rae: iow 'sows fort be sane . ee Seere ie te 23 pple oe beth oe eres Town | Gunaca will come to ‘Washington 
: . . shter lambe s ine plRet Fats $02 Rock Spe ... 288 ship, pleaded guilty to a charge of under special court protection ob- 
2 Cummty Tuberodiesis Association. ay Sek at ae choice Bouc Aire’. $1 Sclewsy ot Sas jreckless driving: Saturday, before’ tained Penis committee to preven: A . | 
Residents will be able to get |} “e >| Wooled, lambs ey gun [DuPont 104 pelo ita | a fog) Orion Township Justice Helmar G. pis extradition to Sheboygan on a 
X-rayed between 9 a.m, and 5 |lambs No ‘I pelts 24.00-24 75. ‘aaell et fon eet, Ket 1, feab Al RR 233 Stanaback, and paid a fine of $100 felonious assault charge. 
, p-m. March 11, 12, 14, 19, 21, and |P\"¢ od te, heice a ee meni coe ee Te ee plus $7 costs. Gov. G. Mennen Williams has 
its ! hoice buck | er zs age pater SOODS he. 
| 25. The unit wil} be open from Iembe Rong wd pp oy ae Erie RR AG Stactete cee se, | The Oakland County Sheriff's turned down all attempts by Wis 
| moon until § p.m. March 13, 17, male bo ter. sheep 6.00-12 00 Firestone > .... 86.4 southern Co’ "ots | Department Teported Sunday that ‘consin authorities to extradite the 
i 18, 20 and 2. Preeot Sul co ne Bou Ry ous 3° someone had broken into the cot-) |UAW mene. A A 
From March 2% through April Th, : srdner Den. 34 ve eet tage of Carroll Deane, at 309 Whi 
11, Mondays through Friday, the Three Women Injured Gea Bream. s* sid ‘Bu Ind.” 306 poorwill Dr.. Commerce Toweahie| Some Republican members of the e 
unit will be located at the Tel-jin Collision on U.S. 10  |Gen Fas ML aaOpack 202. 3 and stolen an estimated $30 worth Committee claim Bersch’s death in 
, Huron Shopping Center. It will be . [Gen Motors .- 353 Sun OU Gone jot fishing equipment. tober 1955 was the result of the 
open from noon to § p.m. on March Two Waterford Township women Gen Te! 35 Sytv BI Pa... 26 ‘alleged beating, but UAW spokes- 
7 27, 31, April 1, 3, 8, and 10.» |and a Flint woman were injured in| Sate roa 4° Texas co ::-° «| Industry Foresees $4 Billion Increase asons in an |men contend he died of a heart 
March 28 and April 2, 4, 9, and 8 two-car collision Sunday on U.S.|Goebel Br . | 26 Textron .... 13.1 M GM P| t aiiment. 
, ij eee q 
* 11, the unit will be open from 910 at Walton boulevard in Water- remo bined 73 2 yews vs - bE 
a.m. to 5 p.m. |ford Township, according to Oak-Grah, Pare 314 Undered 183, X ects ecor eye) es in OO ~ Present Truck Here illi p) 1 ae 924 
Ri aa Lane egal ge ee ees pret $300 Million Defense wil ui nt eee 
berculosis Detection Project, the|admitted to Pontiac General Hos. | omests ee A , } pis: 298 group of 270 Master Masons f h 
state and county health de-|pital with a dislocated foot ori | wo 8 ns Steel... 1 By SAM DAWSON of Minneapolis. The consumer de-|Mich.; Ned N. Fleming, Topeka,|employed by General Motors Truck ac 0g a rys er 
partments and the county TB as-|broken leg, and is reported in satis-| Ing Rend, .... $93 West Un Te. 167] VW YORK um — You have to mands better nutrition, more con-|Kan,, iuicenler W. F. Straub,/and Coach Division presented a sociation. factory condition today. tn Depir ee 3e 7 Weate Bl - G6] oo You like to cat welll That } BN cess and variety and isn’t like- ‘president of a Chicago special|GMC pickup truck to the Michigan} DETROIT (INS) — Chrysler 
It is approved by the Oakland Donna J. McCarty, 24, one of the het erie Tt 306 Wiison & Co “ at h aa plinade n ily to change his ways in a mild od fect C. Clyde Lot- Masonic Home during a program Corp. announced today it entered 
County Medical Society, Musson |@ivers, and Amelia M. Sever, 27, in: Mick 1. 18 FSO Tow | 263, Un Ne ic vel Lost bg | recession. | TATAAC Ure. = held Saturday at Roosevelt Lodge /|1958 with a backlog of $300 million 
sald both of 2115 Watkins Lake Rd.,/(nt Paper’ .... o9 3 yours Saw the food industry say today they, ct « & tis, president of Kraft Foods divi-| le 22S ' : ‘eci te. 
: treated and released. nit hoe... 372 Fnith Rad 1396) axnect to set new sales records, Temple, 22 State St. in defense orders for missile sys 
é AS 5 | < He added that TE islimore coes, were treated and release ; , wernorr arecis this year and to beat or equal) Lyle C. Roll, president ow Kel. sion of National Dairy Products, The gift and a check for the |tems, tanks, trucks and other mil- 
on in rex @iveare of other driver, Conway Gist, 29, 0 (C. J. Nephier Co ) tt level ogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich., ‘Chicago; Charles G. Mortimer.| spasonic Home Endowment Fund |itary equipment. 
mon in men over years Gf age\ Mint, was uninjured, said deputies. Pigures after decimal point are eighths past profit levels. ‘|president of General Foods, White F : AG 
and women over 30. High Low Noon * * = Says Americans will continue to PI NY. aj SN were made possible through the | This is three times the amount 
“There are no symptoms in the paleviny Rubber. Co | 18 | Some companies look for as| ispend a substantial portion of min, prezkione "ot Jean ace Gait OO eet et hea Ee Cie CU ee s Gear Co® 206 oe | = their income for food. His firm ™ ose L nning of last year. early stages of TB so all adults 18 City Driver Hos italized; Grtater om ee much as a 25 per cent gain in|‘helr ie ee SS eS OS butions of the local masons ginning o y' 
and over should want to make sure 732 1.4/sal ] The indust plans to build a new plant this 
they don't have Th ight bel C Into T Ween sec i coe 72 }gisales volume. e industry as a| wearii\iemplia and other coffee companies will] Raymond M. Douglas, of Alpena,| Corporation President L. L. 
infecting eel cal Pais nd an Lar Into tree Feninsalar Metal “ whole talks of a four billion dollar pais. be helped by the possibility of Grand Master of Masons in Mich-| Colbert said in the 1957 annual 
right now.” h id = _— A 26-year-old Pontiac man, who! one en roe pare 4 . food sales increase over last) INCLUDES LUXURIES lower coffee prices raising con-igan, and other state dignitaries) report now being mailed to 
g "he said. eicee teers! Guaeaee fallen Rudy Mig Coe... 7 aa\year’s 75 billion. A frozen food processor, Earljsumption. |were present at the ceremony, The| shareholders, military product 
. asleep at the wheel, ran his ca r|weyne screw Co. .... 131 131 131) Confidence is reflected by food'R French, vice president of Red x * & ltruck was presented to Douglas by| sales last year accounted for $125 
Announces New Firm o P t d was admitted to! Pred Co* ...-.... 7 a [Processors and grocery chains|1 Foods Corp., Great Neck, N.Y.,] Other optimists: Ernest Gallo Frank A. Lane, past master of the} million, or 3.5 per cent of the 
Te ee tea | Exov sale: bid aid’ “csked who say they are going ahead Ae “7 |Pontiac Brotherhood Lodge. firm’s total business, eve 
    
  
  JACKSON wh — Hancock Indus-, the Pontiac General Hospital Sat-| 
tries vice president and general urday. 
manager, Fred C. Hanke has an-- Vernon B. 591 Mon- Locke. of STOCK AVERAGES 
‘Compiled by The Associated ear 
i) 30 15 5 
Indust Rails Util Stocks| 2 
nounced establishment of a new tana Ave.. is in satisfactorily con- | eee eenee e407 aa asi 162 « operating concern, Control Systems dition today with possible chest prev day ,,..2429 83.9 482 6 
Co. The division wil] take over de- and internal injuries Month ree . aay as i ae 
” ; i j +! Year ago 2491 #1203 738 #1725 velopment and marketing of an) Ilis car ran off the road and hit ¥% T-Sh high’ ....2800 1447 Ts tek electro-mechanical control and the tree on Motor street, near 1967-88 . = aoa wee 96.2 1509 
( P 56 high ...0..-27 5 6.9 1915 monitoring system. | South boulevard. ace Jow JSS [2440 1262 69.6 171.6 
  
  
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' FIGHT HOSPITAL FIRE — Smoke rises from 
the burning “Old Main" building at the Lincoln 
State Mental Hospital at Lincoln, Nebr., yester- 
day while a fireman atop an extension ladder resulted. The fi   od 
AP Facsimile 
* directs a are am of water into the structure.’ The 
blaze routed 385 patients but no serious injuries 
re badly damaged the wing shown 
here and destroyed roof of an annex to the rear.         with expansion pians and em- 
» (phasizing research. 
| Other companies whose aba 
ducts are used by or sold in gro 
cery stores—paper, wine, cieanes 
ers—also look for increases 
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_ Current tonnage figures are run- 
ning well above those of peak 
year 1957, according to the trade 
publication, Food Business, It 
looks for new sales records in the 
next three months, on the basis of | 
an indystry poll. Some leaders feel 
sure this momentum will carry 
through the second half of the 
year. 
“Sales thus far this year have 
jbeen encouraging,”’ says Hanford 
Main, president of Sunshine Bis- 
cuits, Long Island City, N.Y. He 
says industry sales should rise to 
79 billion dollars. 
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Some setbacks are noted by! 
Robert A. Magowan, president of 
Safeway Stores, Oakland, Cal. He 
cites reduced sales volumes in 
cities hit by output cutbacks in 
metals and lumber, but adds: 
“Nothing that has happened so 
far has been a deterrent to our 
expansion program, and we will 
open a minimum of 150 new 
stores this year.” 
Joseph B, Hall, president of 
Kroger Co., Cincinnati, says his 
chain will go ahead with new dis-! 
tributing centers, bakeries and 
stores as planned. The chain's 
sales are running 12 per cent 
ahead of last year. 
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George H. Coppers, president of 
National Biscuit of New York, re- 
ports the industry is increasing 
research expenditures and devel- 
opment of new products. 
DEMAND: FOR QUALITY 
An expanding demand for high 
quality foods is foreseen by Port- 
er M. Jarvis, president of Swift, 
Chicago meat packers, 
‘The nation hag steadily . up- 
graded its diet, says Charles H   sees as unabated the public's 
iwillingness to purchase food, 
“even those which to some are! 
\considered luxuries."’ 
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Sales gains are predicted also 
by: Daniel F. Gerber, president 
of Gerber Products, Fremont, ipresident of Carnation Co., 
‘Angeles. president of a Modesto, Calif., 
winery; W. F. Dietrich, president 
of Green Giant Co., Le Suer, 
'Minn.: A. E. Staley Jr., president 
lof A, E. Staley Manufacturing Co. ! 
Decatur, Ill.; A. M. Ghormley, 
Los 
  
Noted British Doctor Says:   
Most Geniuses Afflicted LOS ANGELES (AP)—Almost all the world’s geniuses 
have been alcoholics, 
mentally unstable, says a for 
Royal Society of Medicine. narcotic addicts, tuberculars or 
mer president of the British 
Dr. V. B. Green-Armytage said in an Interview while 
| here to address the International Congress of Surgeons that 
a study of genius showed: 
“Practically all geniuses were under 5 Jock 3 inches in 
height. 
“Nearly all were either impotent or had little sex in- 
stinct. 
“Almost none produced offspring of genius stature. 
“There have been no women geniuses. 
“There is no doubt that d 
thing to_do with the creation of genius.” 
He said short-statured geniuses included Lord Nelson, 
Shakespeare, Picasso and Einstein, and among tubercular 
geniuses were Voltaire, Chopin, Moliere, Euclid, Raphael, 
Schiller and Shelley. 
“It is interesting,” Dr. Green-Armytage said, “that most 
tubercular geniuses produced 
months before they died.” 
As for his conclusion that there have been no classic 
examples of women geniuses, 
previa oe ee eee to 
have babies.” 
Dr. Green-Armytage said 
alcohol or narcotics for the added stimulus it gives them to 
attain a “diamond” personality which is unattainable’ in 
nongeniuses. 
Observing that medical science is making great strides 4} 
in conquering disease, Dr. 
    Bell, president of General Mills quantity of genius is bound to > \ 
= \ JA There were approximately 75 
men present representing some 50 
Michigan Lodges and 27 Lodges in 
|12 other states. |       
_ Building Contracts Drop 
| DETROIT uw» — F. W. Dodge |Corp., marketing specialists, re- 
|ported Saturday January contracts 
for future construction in Michi- 
gan amounted to $66,456,000, or 34 
per cent below jamaary ° a year 
ago. Colbert indicated the 1958 figure 
would be much greater when he 
revealed production of the Army's 
| Jupiter and Redstone missile sys- 
tems ‘ ‘is proceeding on schedule.” 
The first US, earth satellite was 
launched with a Jupiter-C modifica- 
tion of the Redstone and Jupiter 
missiles. 
  
The Nile is the world’s longest 
river. Rising in Ethiopia, it flows 
4,145 miles before emptying into 
the Mediterranean.   
  
efective parentage has some- 
their best work about six 
he said: “God or providence 
geniuses possibly resort to 
Green-Armytage said: “The AGAIN on Page 14 
    
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~ Board {0 Meet Shoved Down Steep Mt. Ogdenin Utah; Dems Will Ma p kee eat a given that in conformity with the Mich- 
La I => igan Elec wa, 
City Cer will up 7 dey except 
Sunday or legal holid day, = 4 day of any 
regular or spe cial election or primary 
MOS RS 
  Skier and Rescuer to Death the Snow Basin ski patrol, who at Waterford Street Lighting Project     Snow Slide Sweeps SNOW BASIN, House Strategy ers were able to pull them- | To election receive for registration the name 
of any legal voter in said City. of 
Pontiac not already registered who may 
payee to me. personally tor such regiss. 
ration. Uteh W® — A Station at Ogden, 18 mules his trail disappeared under Plan Campaigns, 
  , snow slide swept a’skier to his west of this northern Utah ski snow left by an avalanche. quickly organized a rescue selves out. Deane had disap- Notice is ‘hereby given that I will be 
for 5 mood Pinel | death eile a steep mountain- resort. Two began probing for Elli- party—Deane among them — peared. for 10 Legislative Seats. lauanineane re “anti pm. tact 
o Be Discusse side yesterday. Hours later, a x * son while Fred Montmorency, | and started off. A Say to receive rpgistrations sad Sreneee 
second slide killed a member He was part of a group of 58, Ogden, started back for Some, but not all, were roped Patrol head Ray Nye said | in Pontiac Saturday feted March «1968 — 
When the Waterford Township) of his rescue party. four experienced skiers tour- help. A second slide tumbled together. The going was treach- parole mesa Ey ve ; Sal ADs BR. sty Che ok 
Board meets at 7;30 p. m. tonight, * * * ing through expert-class coun- him 100 yards down a nearby ‘| erous. the avalanche that claimed | How their party candidates might March 8, 10, ‘58. 
members will discuss the establish- 
street lights in the subdivision, | O- Ironically, the second slide 
The bodies were found about try high above the top of the 
Snow Basin ski lift. The others, 
  slope but he got out and kept 
going. 
  Suddenly, a second ava- 
  Deane probably was inadvert-- 
ently touched off by part of 
  
é ‘win 10 additional seats in the State 
|when they meet Saturday in Pon- NOTICE OP PUBLIC BALE 1956 Oldsmobile Holiday Coupe, Serial 
ment of a street lighting district) ™&Y have been touched off by : ; lanche swept six of the party | House of Representatives will be yo" ’se7y428922. Publi held 
in the Oakwood Manor subdivision.| ® Tescue unit farther up the following his tracks, emerged x * * away. One grabbed a tree and the patrol] party working far- ‘the topic of Democrats from six at 10:30 am. March “ne ios, at 38 N, 
Plans call for installation of 86| !0Pe- from a clump of trees to find He met some members -of | successfully hung on, Four oth- | ther up the slope. ‘southeastern Michigan counties reaped Musas State Bank Bldg., 
March 8, 10, °58. 
  
cated in the Dixie highway-Silver| 200 yards apart, on the east = Lake road area. | face of Mt. Ogen. They were 
| }eft overnight. 
A special hearing was Held * * > 
from 9 a.m, to 4 p. m. today for ‘oti i ’ The victims were Dr. Lin- 
possible objections. Property | coin Ellison, 49, Ogden, a U.S. owners in the development will Forest Service official, and 
be assessed an additional $12 a 5 1 I . year! Sohuson said! John Anthony (Tony) Deane, 
23, Salt Lake’® City, a former IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO- 
vision of law, there being due and un- 
‘paid, charges for which the undersigned, 
Gaukler Moving & Storage Company is 
entitled to a lien as Warehouseman, on 
the goods hereinafter described, and due 
notice having been given all parties 
known to claim o interest herein, and 
the time specified in such notice for 
lpayment of such charges having expired, 
there will be sold at public auction at 
the auction rooms of the L. E. Smart 
Sale Farm 330 W. Tiemken Road, Roches- 
ter, Michigan on Wednesday, March 19, * * * 
«| The group will meet at 1 p.m. 
in the Roosevelt Hotel for work- 
shop sessions on campaign organ- 
ization and issues, finance and pub- 
licity techniques, according to Mrs. 
Harriett Phillips, chairman of the 
the Democratic State Central Com- 
      In other business, bids on| Denver University and Colo- mittee. 1988 at Spprexisaataly 7 P.M. the fol- 
i inhilj : : ; : ow r 
comprehensive general liability in-| rado State University - skier. Democrats now hold seven of the rip Poel bedroom, living room and 
surance policies oni sll townships) eed tae meer tie 17 seats in Oakland, Macomb, Gen- Qing. °chairs, cushions. curtains, car- owned property will be opened at | Colo., had been married just esee, Livingston, Washtenaw and pets, rugs, chests, china, glassware, 
J ; | a month. Monroe Counties. Four of the Re- jclocks, desks, electrical sppliaaces, Paco 
The board also will take action| Ellison was research direc- publican-occupied seats are in Oak- tices utenails, lamps and * ades, 
. j Tare 5 Ors, ornaments, etures, 
on ie releasing of additional] est for a Range Exper nent (land County. ° se paintings, suit cases tables, toys trays, 
i 2 es anc Range axperimen F arty lea s trunks, vacuum cleaners, wearing &p- : 
building permits to the Coleman-' S 8 pe More than 60 party ders and. ae wai ihe: crcoaty ot the Sak : 
  potential candidates from the six: 
counties will attend the Saturday) Friedman Construction Co., 
dale. Fern-' sowing: rs 
Becoed Appliance Company, Paul Elia- M. Baker, Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, 
i ae 5 
\ . _ |water service from the Watkins meeting. son, E. Groover, Viola Groover, Mr. 
The firm’s home-building proj- Mills subdivision to amnoposed new . or ne Wallace E. Hoiland, Garrett 
ect on M59 near Cass Lake road |... _; . propo: : x k& *® O'dell Hurst, Corinne B. Keller, Wm. 
has been held up by township |» hool on Lakewood boulevard also Pontiac Rp. Leslie Hf. Hudson|Seeser. Mr. or Mrs. HJ. Knssk, Jobs 
BP )Py | towusnip | will be discussed at tonight's See ees meer ‘i Paul will join with Sen. George C. Steeh 
(D-Mt. Clemens) and Rep. John, 
\J. Penczak (D-Detroit) on a panel 
discussion in mapping party strat- 
egy for the year. officials for non-payment of bills | ere ie Roberta ep Paul Parle, 
owed for operation and mainte. | 
nance of the subdivision's sewer | 
treatment plant. ‘New Glass Yarn Made Mrs. H. Sheggrud, M . Thyer, Mr. 
Arnold Thompson; all being cared with 
sald Company in tts warehouse and all 
to be more specifically announced and 
described at the time of said sale. 
Goods will be on exhibition and Sard 
be seen at the place of sale, The L. E. 
Smart Sale Farm at 330 W. Tienken 
Road, Rochester, Michigan, on the day 
preceeding the sale. Should it be im- 
possible to dispose of all these goods Citrus Record Likely on Wednesday, March 19, 1958, the sale 
will be continued on such succeeding 
PRETORIA South Africa's days thereafter as may be necessary to 
1957 citrus exports are estimated |compiete saie. GAUKLER peat oe & at a new record of 7,250,000 to| STO! 
1-11 Orchard Lake hrnee 
Pontiac teh: ‘meeting. 
  
  
  Johnson said there will be pote NEW YORK — A new glass : ——— eee 
able action on instituting a sewertyarn developed by a New York 
administrative procedure ordinance company is said to provide the 
to release money now tied up in| appearance and style value of na- 
“good faith deposits."’ |tural fabrics. The company says 
x *& *® |its product requires no ironing, is 
A request from Waterford Town- | fire - safe, and won't stretch or TOP PENMEN — The handwriting of two Whitfield Elemen- 
tary School students has been selected as being better than aver- 
age for their age and speciments of the writings are printed in a 
specimen booklet used in schools throughout the country. They are 
(left to right) Lynn Lundholm, 2173 Klingensmith Rd., and Suzanne Pontiac Press Phote 
from Michigan and among 32 selected from 136,000 entries from 
43 states. The girls were in the third and first grades respectively 
last year when they participated in a scientific handwriting study 
by a publishing firm, to make an evaluation scale of elementary   — 
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        ship Board of Education to extend’ shrink. Crampton, 2642 Littletell St. Their specimens were the only ones school students. 6,700,000 boxes. Feb. 26: See 10 nee 
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Death Notices Funeral Directors 4 Help Wanted Female 7 7 Instructions 9 Building Service 12) Furniture Refinishing 16A| Peiterct es Service 22A| Wtd. Miscellaneous 28! Wanted Real Estate 32A eae OleeeeeeeeeYm ereer~rreaererry aad ae ~ LLL LLL LLOEOELON ~s AL NA EAD OAT AO 
| A HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE |MANAGER FOR FASCINATING A & B TRENCHING | REPAIRING, ANTIQUES A “SPE- PONTIAC WANTED: 25 HP MOTOR, MUST| \V F ~~ COATS FUNERAL HOME exclusive and rapid-growing di- | M _cialty, FE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE be in gc t We Will Bu 
ADLEN, MARCH 8, 1958, MINNIE E. 0 Deter Hert 3-795 | Fecy: eae business. bald look- en ape ide ood Liked ask - = es abel ICE MACHINE years hrs Pyasss not ever 3 Your Equity. : 
2 aspie Ave, Oxford, age ng for wor.-n who will develop | NY TY PE OF HOUSE PLA ya | 1 - © <== inh vin) nun — 7 
dear sister of Mrs. Mary ID | sh and grow with the business. Full W qd ANY TY PE OF HOUSE PLANS Income Tax Service 17 52 WAYNE ST. FE ¢-4022 Don't lose your home—cash wait 
Becker, Mrs. Barbara wie "ats one Son- O ns time.” car and phone essential | anite | s4031- cream, 06 eee oa |= aamenmee [ _ | Wanted to Rent 29 | aes: aoe ty e8 bite 
r y an onard Harn , * For confidential interview, call) | = Acc URATE INCOME ax SERV en | “ 1 FUNERAL HO | . A 
Reem ge serfs | omegNEMAL HOME. | Gant" Sod Detrait"” Wirment| ages x 88 who can qutir tor MLAGMESGE Brom trite sks Sur Maat en Nea | mann mn 23 SStpue, wig ONE CLD, BE | ot a be vouR Ca —— FRSC a Cra unS Dp 8 & | wo- 
with Rev, Harlow Hoyt officiating. | 7 See gee uareL | MIDDI RAGED) LADY (10) (CARE “tne repair. than’ replace, practical | ae ee | Pion aits Gocley Late Rd.” EMM | house, on West aide! Portiae neat neal FMcKINNEY 0S Xt 1 ia SS 
Mire, alles eat fara ot Cemetery. | -78" Mul Service FEE 23-5841) 07 children and light housework IEE AIRCRAPY SPLCIALISTS MI_4-4221 _or__MI_¢0061/ AA TAX SERVICE W. GARRETT | Tile Pree onimatee ay | ease es Office 8800 © ree Rd. . 
Bossardet - Mabley Puncral Home V h Sinle OR 30833 AUTO_GAS TURBINE A 1 CARPENTER CHEW AVAIL. | 3618. Saginaw. Open “tl 8.__| itp Covens. BED SPREADS. [UNFURN MODERN 2 BEDROOM | — Pa “'bo NTIAC, Ei EM 33311 
Oxford. OOrMMeeS-O1P!1e |mature WOMEN. TOUR AGE 15 | SPECIALISTS iterations» Free" cst, FE $-3608. ALL BOOKKEEPING _drapes, your material, FE 5-5797.| aver $60, FE 3-7686. 
BARRY, “MARCH 7. 1: , 1958, MA 7 . an asset. Service Avon customers | , > and Tax Service . THOMAS | UPHOLSTERINO aaa aan 
NM Mila Ot. Clarksic. = a FUNFRAL HOME in your. neighborhood. Phone or; AUTO RURL INJECTION ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS eee HOTEL ROOSEVELT | 191_n. Perry_st FE_5-0688 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
beloved aunt of Jack Haupt: tu- Ambulance Sereice aes or Motor ee es Box S36 or Drayton | FHA “terms FE a 1198 eer | Room 122 ~ Lost. & - Found 24 Share Living Quarters 30 LS —_y 
neral service will be held Tues- E_ 2-838 2 We help finance your training by } EF 5-8126 Res. OR _ 3-588} j HELOR — 
day, March 11. at 10 aim. from! 7 MIDDLEAGE LADY NEEDING A) arranging terms for this practical BUILDING aera eeesenkc i econ TAX RETURN’ PRE- | SHARE HOME WITH EMPLOYED |! CeO Cyerytning Ruraisned, We 
Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Ww home an: companionship with lit- Gas Turbine Engine Training. | 4.2390 ared in your home by qualified DOCTORS BAG: CONTAINING IN-| lady. Wolverine Lake. MA_ 4-3300. 2-15 71568. 
Church with Rev. Pr. PF. J. De- Help Wanted Male 6 te Ne eee ei scons wor completa) aetal 1 out BRICK, BLOCK [AND CEMENT | Recountaxt with master's degree | Last ta Gatorade balckipan, Fee «| Wed. Cc Mt 32| I8T FLOOR”? ROOM. PRIV. EN- Pore ey USO eee wor rite statin ualifications, | omplete details out cou- 7 ost in or chigan ues- rs 
MEY sopaicuers Convert ect Pontiac Press Bor 38 | a ED ee Se le SNEBURTON © STEVENS | | Gert a onfors Michigan, Tyre | Wid. Contracts, Megs, 32) "trance & bath, Class. sit}, cass 7 a ‘a ia ar e siden an co | yo, 
tation of the Rosary will be Mon-| A Few Men ee eueurne pantera FOR wri cial ,Quaranteed work, Ph MY | 835 MELR 8-3500 Get COLL Pate ae , ie Sigg proses. Tome 
cicint ate we fas ene heey for tsid tead it t yp “Oakland. “PED an Psion ser" Leet DIVISION, North- BOmE CALLS BY APPOINTMENT | white, red collar, icense 1440 C A lel i - ? BEDROOM PARTLY FURN. 
St. 1 Ps iss or outside steady employmen = sess west Sch t. JM-2 ee IcCK. 5 7 Mar wil ue in’ cle at. hee Pay opportunity Tote arerare, west Se celal Osr: JM-26, Box 9, BL. ., BRIO CEMENT WORK | EMPIRE T AX SE RV ICE | iNet Be e| —— apts. 8615 Pontiac Lk, 
residence uneral arrangements | echanica ability, scat pine SUPPLEMENT YOUR HUSBAND'S a SS OD = IN A FLASH — ———EE 
by the Sharpe Funeral Home,| and reference wil] be considered INCOME Name | Pe buts) YOUR Coole — MINE | Lost — BROWN & WHITE BEA- | 1 BEDRM DEL. PVT. TR. 
Clarkston | Apply 1064 W. Huron, between) or make @ career for yourself MOGTOSG i nee . == | 1343 Oxbow Lake Rd. EM_3-3125 | rest hound. Ans. to Barby. MA For land tract Aug Ground floor. Bachelor's par 
| 6 and 11:30 em. Sell. Biblea to homes. churches| Citv ; State CUSTOM HOMES, BY LICENSED ee Sree in’ percon” 20 years| Very nice. Ideal for couple @ , 
MINA, MABCH 6, 1958, THOMAS) ———————~————________ ic Train for! cales supervision. | Phone Age builder, Free estimates. OL FAIR RATES FOR RETURNS) ~ Jonnson baat 20 years young ladies, Close to new High 
588 Pranklin Rd. age 54: beloved ACTUAL, JOBS OPEN IN U8.| opi ‘tee Raeburn 8 to 10 e.m.| Hours I work: From i ba 1-3461 using Hom method for you, Eve- Foun: = toe a GERMAN) service to" ealisfied’ friends’ and _Behooi. PE $2706. 
husband of Evel Mina: dear) So Am, Europe. To $15,000. W - a : ae pl s ments e ee cientele. 
luther ef Mink Anthea; caa| only) Kmployment\fafo, Center.) © © 22 = SCHOOL FOR MASSO-THERO-|CARL L. BILLS, SR, FLOOR) sired R. Bolin, | FE 5-5773. | LOST: ENGLISH SPRINGER|. ist, FLOOR, xR, R. MIRACLE MILE. 
: s, Sel ist ' sanding. Old floors ialt re NGE _Clean 3 rms, & bath 8-1370. ee te eistere ony tne! oom 660 470 Stuart 8t., Bostos | piste ease -pildiasqems or ot? on ~~. o @ specialty.) NoomE ” ae <. REAS. PRICES. 604, Spaniel. Black and white. 3‘ yrs. O nson 8. 
brother in Greece. Puneral service 18 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. 18 OR : progress = _W. Huron. 5-88-45 old. Answers to name of Patsy. i ROOM KITCHE TCHENETTE. & PVT. 
will be held Tuesday, March 11! arenes % vver Must be neat appearing. ashington, get Ag Oak Michigan.| CEMENT WORK. 20 eet EXP. Children's pet. Vicinity of Lake bath, Adults only 200 N, Paddock. 
at 2:30 pm. from “st. George | ATTENTION! ye a 1 mile east off Woodward. Cali | “wre estimates, OR 3-672. | Income Tax | Service George Rd. south of Lapeer - ec TOR ne Alberts A PVE ERT 
Gree rthodox Church with Rev = = ; y Jia 5. 2 ed CEMENT 18 OUR eee rey. REASONABLE RATES ‘ounty Hne. OA 8-3946 | 176 8. Telegra 1 RM. & KITCHEN PYT 
a "§ S Sagi _R |ELECTROLYSIS & BWEDIS8H — 2-0663. 
Talarment $i Oke Mill Cocueters Real Estate oales Sree @acaweee oe SOME GORTEE oe OT RER AE CE canpauree Gaekauee: witee ica weak eee a td MARE. OELDING. AND. j ih GASH FOR a — ae ie! ‘Fy roe $0 CALL . as C i u ESS i ; oS — —— | Gi RE reddish brown wi : 
 coeminne lors ibanereienonre the place and we need some help. | = perience. from g am, to4¢p.m | ; { ations and additions. Call after 6 iN our y Se Long form heauee| white markings on face. West| -H. J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy. £5 
OMANS. MARCH 8. 1958 ERNEST \W HITE BRC S: wit etter (oS RESPECT: \ Work Wanted Male Lo = _vm. FE 8-9439_ 5.00 Phone } FE 4-5706 (ormatiog” ad aR 6-1682 Rew | ________ OR _3-1355 Yi Soom a a PT.._18T, FLOOR. 146 : 
f " 7 Bo) aw a ay uae ation ca 5 ewar “CONTRACTS WANTED " E. Pike st. Call 
S27 Pine Grove, age 68. beloved REAL ESTATE b} h * | CEME NT & & BL “OCK | N. ATION ay IDE ! Te i 2. Gem 
ea : %-1295 e home st lake to g@itl or|/gye N w _ | = ~ LOST: SAT. MEDIUM SIZE B Clark Reai Estate, 1362 W. Hu- 
fatherte! SutaTl Ma Rosalie! Con | seeu Dizie Hwy. rene tetas. wale Repair FE 44210 ORK NEW — __WORK_FE 5-078 BUSINESS SERVICE | er on Elizabeth Lk. Rd Seo ton FE 46402 or PE 44813. Ask |” TPR RG Tare veahiee 
ald. J., Joseph, Bruce and Russe!’ Open Eves til 9: Sun: 10 "til 8 Pontiac Press, Box . | Al PAINTING AND WALL WASH. DRY WALL TAPING GUARAN- one pe Lochaven and Airport Rds Has fo! Mr_ Clark _ privileges. 209 Norton : 
Omans, Mrs. Joseph (Elsie) Taunt, SS eas timate. OR 3-9680 teed work Free estimates. OR COMPLE B & white neck and 4 white feet rE, | * BATH. PRi- 
Mrs. James (Hazel) Smith, Mrs| DIF SET-OP | MAN WHO CAN WOMAN ABOUT 3 TO COME IN-| (vite cere Now! CARPENTER pic's ASR 38900 oo CASH Deg Bey Be jown, ohiid | ™ r Z L ry “ar Bar mira Awe = > 
Ruth Gouvela and €dward J taal racer zich as In take to my home and clean, Live in. cabinet’. work Mew _& repair. DRY WALL TAPING AND FINISH- | —_— Kit ben. LOST: BLUE PARAKEET WITH | welcome, FE 4-7066. r 6 FE 
Omans; dear brother of Mrs | — tie 3 = | 120 Parkdale ‘B. Murdock FE’ 2-7861 | ing and all types of repair work.| WORKING -PeoPies TAX SERV oand on leg. Very tame. FE UNLIMITED | 23-9035. 
Stephan J. Cloonan Sr. Puneral HEATING SALESMAN \WTD.. MAID FOR GENERAL! =~ ha _FF 46101. _| <e.Aay time OR 3204) or EM) 3-208. | eee " |? OR 3B QUIET, VERY 
cereige will be. held Tuescay.| A real opportunity for an ex- | housework Must be good cook. 3/ BASEMENT AND ATTIC nlLBAN GUARANTEED ROOFS —~ ALL| —2-2286._Jean “senimxe: LOST. MANS BULOVA Wrist or £000, land contracts. new or| reasonable to_quict 133 
arch 11, at 10 am. from St! perienced, capable heating sales-| adults. Stay. Thurs. only, call; '2€,Snd painting. Hauling en xinds. Est 191, Hugus Marsh. . seasoned. Reasonable discount, no; » Howard. see 
Michael's Catholic Church with) man Year round operation, Ex-| Mi ree 10 & r yard work. Also odd jobs. FE| 353 N. Cass. FE 2-303] FE 2-8946 watch on Miller St. or at GMC) obligation. Call FE 4-3844 & ask) —-—— : 
Rev. Fr. Michael J. 0 Reilly of-| clusive lines. Information confi- ME EMIE ES careless) | beet HoUsEMOVING = FULLY Laundry Service 18) _Truck plant. REWARD. FE43601.| for Ted McCullough — Wh proce ool pri eh arg FURN. 
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Comte) ae Oaanr ein Me tao te Write Pontisc Press Box Help Wanted 8| ites | DESIRES WORK. FE equipped FE +0450. LA. Young.! 5On FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV Lost: COLLIE, MALE. INDIAN-| ARRO REALTY pile Adults only. 
state at the Huntoon Punrral — | FREE ESTIMATES ON WIRING. | ice phone Pontiac Laundry, FE| lar. & choke chain, named Thun-| 5183 CASS-ELIZABETH RD. 2RM PRI ENTR., BATH, 10 MIN. 
Home where regitation of the) HIGH PAYING JOBS, OPPORTU-| ——~ | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- for water heater, ranges & dry- cer at’ y, un ae | 
_ Hosary will be Monday at 9 pm.|~ nities’ foreign, USA, All trades. ALL MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS| [@!, Kitchens @ specialty. FE) ers. FE §-8431. R Munro Elec: | 721°" elit alts ___- EQUITABLE. SOCIETY FARM) walk from downtown. FE 2-2080 
STROM. MARCH 8. 1958. MRS} Companies pay fare Information| of making $2 to $5 per hour, full | _#-5000 _tric Co. 1060 W_ hares | “ACE Le told phed atte Lost: FRI NIGHT. SILVER acre - more oan P00 tt. “front: | 5 “Ti 
Inga, 154 B Rundell. age 73; dear) write Dept ae eo 1020 or pert es Mr. Smith, 150 | CARPENTER | NEW OR REMOD- INDEPENDENT BUILDER, _Laundry.- Phone_1 FE “810 ee peopiee ornee avons. nay had age Fe HB BATH. ALL PVT. is 
mother of Mrs. Charles (Astrid) road ewar ? erry o 12 pm z o job too large or too| rough and finish Free estimates : bts B.D. Charles 1717 8. _ a eS 
Kelly, Mrs Alex Sees) ieee fi MEN NEEDED TO TRAIN FOR MARRIED WOMEN OR MEN IN.| _*mall_ Winter rates. OR _3-8977 | No ‘money down FHA terms. EM Vand i Al Seater aL aie Lk: ‘Ra Mita il ree ___& me ; Trdg Eig notes yh Oding 
Lost aha tfield and Harold ~ Je: Aircraft Industry, See our ed tereste in a profitable dignified CARPENTER WORK WANTED | _3-4358 _andscapin 18 . west | —— ree._FE 
Ore adeubiien alse ene ee _under Class 0 _— selling career Fall or part time.| Homes & garages built Attics & toa CABINe BU 8 BUILT Oo oR ¢ MATER AAR Ee escaping | are or Midwest 4-7437, OV I R $1 000,000 _St_ Corner of Whittemore, 
| Matec eervice eile Meld truce | OPP( yk TU NI a y Large earnings Nationally known | basements Galsbes: Free esti- al A tera tie EM 3-24 | CUSTOM BULLDOZING. YARD & _ GERMAN SHEPHERD, Available to purchase land con- 2 Rooms, pvt. bath, clean, 
days Merch 1 at 108 pw. cron X | pro ‘aia FE 61339 for appoint- mates FE 3-7 FE 8-8847 MASON & CEMENT ORK FREE err grading. Back filling. mais. eee & pr sel tins choke ih Partridze, cara, ICEL 1 FE 4-25 79, 
: Fee salesmen wanting financtal) _™e" | DRIVER 12 “YK Sc ates OVER timat 94 ‘ EM | Seles seed, tee & ald ihe Ke. close in. 2 
the Parmer-Soover Funda Home security and rapid advancement REAL ESTAIE SALESMEN OR/ the road. REpublic 2-3621. ER | _ estimates. OR 3-0402 PER atau oe Vie. REWARD. Elgin _8t. FE 435 
: | to manager. No experience neces-| saleswome: in hew oome project. PERSONALIZED HOMES EX T TREE TRIMMING AN AND | bee 2 RM. BUNGALOW. — EARN 
cematary, Mrs Strom aii we in| sary, Complete training program.| in tise Waterford and Utica EXTERTOT AND INTERIOR | FE_8-2209 _ 8475 removal: Ph FE 5-6593 or OR| Lost: BEAGLE, VICINITY “IMMEDI ATE port from, 
| Interviews 10 till 5. Regal Cor area Exp preferred. Ros e485. PLASTERING & = "REPAIR ~ REAS.| ->~ fot | of Rochester. Reward. OL CLEAN ROOMS, 143 E. HOW- 
eral Homes eer eneres FY"|_geit Dixie Hwy. al Corp.) Beaity Oo. KEuwood 29000, Hy on er qr ist FE ome INTER — LAKES TREE SERVICE | _2- ok 
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PREY Glconare xy Mat SET OLD WARTS wo svt reoOw tang | car TERT sevice |More mace mueny ae | «== ACTION |? Ba Bet mo mae ome X REPLIES — j Employment Agencies 8A e ance Con ie in. Hourly or « 4-2903 ale boxer. Would party rc e, ery 
BOX R y rman ground floor, pvt. eat, FR) et ee | _ salazy. FES 0592 — Seles arama Alea nes call On any good Jand contract, New _reas, price, 372 8. dock. 
_m. y the | _ 8-9575. _ ne = ioe FLEMING FLOOR LAYING _Sgain? OR 3-09719 any time or seasoned. Your oot — sat-| 2 RMS., KITCHENETTE & BATH. 
At 10 a.m. toda) re PATTERN MAKER a RO OFINa- = SIDING —REPATR Sanding, finishing. 155 Edison, Ph. Moving & Trucking 19 SMALL BLK. & TAN DOG. HAS | isfactory inspection rty Garage optional. Pvt. ent. On 
were replies at the Press Exp. in making plaster molds & ALL ’ROUND GAL aPRING CLEANING BASEMENTS. FE _2-4405 re MOVING? HAULING on chain, In vic. of Central Ave,| and title. Ask Kea” empleton _ground floor, FE 26315. 
office in the following itn establishing parting pean attics and all general cleaning. | ROOF REPAIRS Aree BERVICE sss SG i lies 24A K. L.T enple es Realtor ree EPs RS 
boxes: you don't have the above ex ; 8-2429. Call after 4. | EAVESTROUGHING Fe cos | essonedie 0 se obbies upp ies 2339_Orchar e 
a don't apply See Bob Pawla . : SALESMAN 15 Y¥ 8 EXP. IX ? ,_ i RRA PARA AAARLALAALAAL DAP DDI HOP AROUND THEN SEE 0 Us TO 2 eeenread AND BATH. MURPHY 
1, 6, 7, 8 11, 12, 24, §) Atco Inc. 2910 Indianwood Rd| ho can o.s Kittle bit of route work sal er aot aera MESCHIWORE | WANTED MICH: AA-1 Reduced Rates PAINT THE NUMBER PICTURE 3 | sel your ‘and cont bee Ho Motkacg 3 ‘bekese Bb 
28, $2, 35, 64, 72, 73, 74, Lake_Orion LG BA sree Seat akon weave ae chips, house-| Low winter prices ig AV Sn Large van or pick-| ‘Scrabble games Sackeoaocs BW Hur as Noe & “Loan, oo CO.| FE 5-2140 ; 
EAL OPPORTUNITY FO EN : x wee - : . TG CG Book Store, 15 § uron St. 
75, 76, 92, 101, 112, 113, | RF, Co aon Dade tee oper eens arid WORK WANTED OF ANY KIND D&M BUILDING HAULING & RUBBISH. NAME) — ee Lawrence et ‘Wanted Real Est state 32A 2 ee ‘FURN. APT. UTIL. FOR 1 
{ 115, 116. | in selling Fy peayes. wes chose? aulred: This girl must be a FE 5-0760 SERVICE _vour price Any une: FE 8-0095 Notices & Personals 25. ante ea state : ye 16 W. Howard. —S Soe 
, " hoc } = = } J PP OP POPPA LL LDP ALLO LPAL LL Sedo oie pactenendtntoe 
So pres am-ancamran-¢ esa re oeinetecicat Fora “ppant who will’ need. 4 minimum YOUNG MAN DEsiEe WORK) OF FE 270m old SER cil viubbish Ful dirt. FE 2-0603 “03. CALL ELECTROLYSIS CENTRE | ATTENTION! 7&3 ROOM "INDIVIDUAL wee: 
_ment_call mornings, FE 2-2062, | of training, EVELYN | ED- —— a TRENCHING : AND LIGHT TRUCKING AND AOE: for removal of unwanted hair.| we renresent group of {nves- ee ee ee a 
See SALESMAN WARDg ocauoesl Coune ; L iny Express pick-ups and deliy-| Eves. OR _3-2805 tors who will a h fi Broadway. Lake Orion. _ : 
Experience Real Estate seling Bervice. 511 Commu- Work W anted Female 11 BU Ib DOZIN | ries ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- z . De ap tor an an) ow z.. - = 
The Pontiac Press Man, Capable of Commer- nity Bank Bldg, FE -4-0584. ~nann~~ R.D, Thompson . 71-8872 | MI 44-4221 or MI_4-0961' ing a friendly adviser, NEED: all phe la us for an ap-|/ 3 RMS. PVT, ENT. AND UTIL. 
: cis ead) rece eees — | DAY 8ERVICE IRONINGS, 83 WE DIG BASEMENTS UNDER LIGHT HAULING FE 25122. Confidential, The Sal- | oe Ce bo ed | LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD SVETVN EDWARDS | ba. Plek i : EM _3-0866 after 3 p.m. _vation Army. | WHITE BROS. _5-0019, 
FOR WANT ADS 136 E. Pike 8t. re 49s) EVELYN EDWARDS J ee | aa cp pee Will pe ee 7 PICKUP | DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES AND REAL ESTATE 2 ROOMS KITCHENETTE. BATH. L ee a ae <= : = = ‘ : aed 
| Gat mea make tie Toctaoeper| “OCATIONRE fgg NerUING | liver Empire 2-00 |~ Building Supplies 12A | [suit To Col any time, FE) ferries, oe tories tee P| S008 Dis Hwy. cence Ss °: eal DIAL FE 2-8181 week for completing § to 7 calls OUR NEW LOCATION IST CLASS [IRONING REF. 3 YRS. — = = le Opes Bree a eee ie 1 5 pee APT. 
BREE te: -caulimtted epmeraity | §11 ONT eeee | Maxine Mocowen, Fe ei, ~ | FIREBRICE. USED, 10 CENT O'DELL CARTAGE | | Sainty Main soPPiiEs — tie; “Listings Wanted |? BM: FURN, AFr. wit Pvr. F 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. lavofis. For detail il t OPEN SATURDAY. Se eer ena ne - brick, srescis! ea. Bass EW. | Local and long distance moving.| Menominee. Mrs. Wallace, FE = g ent. All barony Saretohed. 278 8 
rom 8 a.m. : ee aki a” Lorraine r8000, | SORTS TOBLISTS aye ens 4-1 TRONINGS 1 DAY SERVICE.| 4 Aite. Phone FE 5-6806 5-7805 * We Buy Equities _Anderson. FE b- 
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servers spertt 4, 1 wary worn ron Pranuya | Krtepetionhained svery,wete| 1, WASRINOS AND TRONINGS.| JOE'S A & NGURPLUS FE ior) il neu OTIS” SEEM) oresnimtuons Cousin R. D. RILEY, Broker | gure at eae e . CkKup an eliver | = C ‘a ‘ 7 aa 
Press assumes no iinet ; when others like you are earning| rect, "o employment agency fee.| A-1 TRONINGS & WASHINGS. | __ Business Services 13 wit te me Sonos eottioarr cies oe | PE 4 Acer? Elizabeth Lake MG 44821 3 RMS. anit sats FLOOR. 
oon for rte earaes ies eld Pelstlieyiaery | —= Send $3 today. Lists rushed Air _ Pick-up & delivety, FE 2-5413 | Peaweueet T u ks to Rent — Get 48 cup Westbend electric | LAKE PROPERTY LISTINGS Nee cende: Tarnished. 1 ea 
an to cance Mini T. #' -| Mail, FASTWAY SERVICE, Day- 7 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- eS T Cc coffee meker Free. 150 N. Perry. nl welc 4-2246 or 387 N. Sag- 
for that portion of the first misters ‘eachers — all ages. _tona_ Beach ’ AL ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS FE 2-3053 needed in Northwest - Oakiand _inaw. _Inquire | Mon. n. only. 
Insertion of the advertise me EO —!nx_and housecleaning. FE 37581. repaired by factory trained man RS Qo MENT: \iF YOU ARE SINGLE 35 TO 40,| Realtor, Specialist’ in Lake Prop-|2 _2MS.. WASHER AND REFO. t {ch has been ren : AUBURN H 1 at our office. General Printin | 2 | | . Specialist in Lake Prop- 
dered ve iceiess through the : care es Runcorn, perce Cup Office Supply 27 W ee: '>-ton Pickups 1¥gton Stakes —J0!9 the social club FE 48871.) erty of all kinds. 1919 M15, _Pvt__ent. and bath. 298 Central. 
error When cancellations WE NE BABY SITTING, CHILDREN) —"°"¢*_St Phone FE 3-0135 | Jump_ trucks Semi-trailers 9 | Crveor ule: NAtional 17-2815, col-|3 RM. FURNISHED APT. PRI- 
a ee sdacle sg = agers care chard work: loved & cared for, FE. 2-1730 “Se eee eS & Pontiac Farm and In Debt‘ ect _Bi'g Jessie. Gacrohas ‘hana “ : aver me ecared: Je LE, - ‘ . 31 8. J 
adjustments will be given cars Best pay plan in the area. ones WOMAN WANTS BA-| —— waee SERVICE FRE Industrial Tracto~ Co. If you are having trouble meeting) J [STINGS WANTED /}? 3 ROOMS AND BATH FURNISHED 
without { Come et — iet's a it over. AGGRESSIVE MAN Eee | ane at aie aa —— oui % moval and trimming. Get our bid. 825 8. WOODWARD ccMOAN “CREDIT couxsel: BUYERS WAITING. LET only PE 38 ie Bats. Adults : e 8 ; LADY WANTs HOUSEWOR . _only 5 
Closing time for advertise § 147 8. Saginaw 8t. Pontiac, 21 and draft exempted: | by hour, Ref, FE 5-5604 Eee Perec” eluding ia! LORS. INC. 41%, 8, gaginaw.| US SHOW, YOU S ROOM ADT Gis WEAT 3D Ss. 
ments containing type sizes } YOUR OWN BUSINESS! YOUR| School plus commission. Hish | £xp_ GIRL WOULD LIKE STORE | "Wai! and- windows, Reascnatie. pe eaa ARTICLES | PICKED _Above Oakinid Theater, FE b0408 Shosenty wa nue Paddock. FE 5-506. 
asta Do cr ee “the pe aun recip aise Bich nee Gals Mee Mate Bask the. eee work (or Gomer: Free est. No obligation, FE 2- 1631. up tree of chargé. FE 5-4638. coee ayer ae ¥ AND AES 4 eae ee ee 
day previous to publication arin for = eal Earn $30 ‘ - HOUSEKEEPING WORK. LIVE IN ABA OTL BURNER SERVICE Painting & : Decorating 20 pen aie Tablets, 98 cents at Deshe Ro Middleton 7 ROOMS AND BATH. STEAM 
ay comm. Experience unnec. . - or out. Ref. 68 Fairgrove. (up-| PETE'S —— Sisie 73 heat, lights and gas furn, Pvt. 
per canceled here ey FREE catalog. Write TANNERS, SOCIAL WORK _Statrs) See OPLIANGE BERVIGE | 18T CLASS EXP. PAINTER AND | KNAPP SHOES BROBER WOMISE WO bee Entr_ Auburn ‘Heights, FE 36328, 
the day of publication after » Brockton, Mass. HOUSEKEEPER FOR MOTHER-| we service all makes of wringer | —S¢corator. Reas_prices. FE 5-2860. red Herman . ‘PROMISE TO SEL JRM FURN. APT. AND GARAGE. 
the first insertion. , less home. B94 E. Huron. FE| and automatic washers. 30 yrs. 4-1 PAINTING AND PAPERING. | 2070 Aico Rd. oR 3.1502, ¥= PROMISE TO TRY HARD _For couple only 104 Henderson. 
Help Wanted Female 7 —6-8575. in Pontiac Mason Thompson, FE 4-8364. Ax THOMPSON'S BER We have customers waiting J ROOM. 18ST FLR.. 1 CHILD, NO 
CASH WANT AD RATES pe eae, LOL is something special and dAViNG A BABY? VACATION-| ROY'S, 96 Oakland FE 2-4021| 4-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & Ex-| “f% THOMPSON'S | RVICE, with goed Credit) ratings, |f08, “drinkers 72 Washington. apart and {s now open to ing? Capable, mature experi-| ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-, terior 10 per cent disc. for cash. rms lapis eal ters Garage. homes in the South East sec- SEE we At, 
tines i Day # Days CDere Fe ee ee eee ee ee re, | otee nome ee bee Sree oh castt Gams ira tees) | ee ie naieg 7318) ES mike | Guaranteed. Free est. PE 4-0203.| go) Auburn Ave FE 24812, Brake property. witnires eT ial ; Ti das ia aeomsous, Oe ane: 
aac ee tate Sales Lady will like this op- vious Teocial Work experi- EM pane voor home, EM 2300) St FE ¢301______|A GUARANTEED PAINTING @| Service, Muffiers_& Tall_Pipes. oR! ATNBOW REALTY (oe ee ee 
ee ee portunity of working from a@ nice} ence nice, but not manda- ROWING = |GENE'S HEATING SERVICE., decorating service OR 37354 — a leat ‘ 3 ROOM APT. ON MAIN FLOOR. 
; 235 4036.00 office with ample parking, reli-| tory, You must drive your “sonable. Pickup & DONE. REA-| Furnaces cleaned, sold, repaired. _ Pontiac. Reduce | FE 23-2614 _ _802 8. PADDOCK |" re ¢-¢171 
: 370 426 120 able firm, fast growing area, ex- own car and do light typing sone FE Pb & Deliver. Perry | oo Rd, Rochester, FE [ ADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. 10 LBS IN 6 SHORT DAYS TRADE (FREE & CLEAR) MOD-| 3 ROOMS. PVT. BATH. GARAGE, 
7 315 867 a0 ee ee rote gare es - PONTIAC This is only a starting sal- chavs won base . = x _Papering & painting. FE 8-0343.__ Results guaraiteed. For as little | etn 3 bedroom bungalow, full|” gi7 60 per week, No children. 42 
1 3 6% fe E83 _BOX 14. ary. ut vocutgnal counat MDY Wo LED Like HOUSE. HEATING PAINTING — PAPERHANGING | *° $1.00 | Basement [ges ment: Feereaeen | xugecte td 
® 4.06 1.29 10.80 Bills Piling Up? ing rvice, 511 Community fare. Or will live in 6 or 6 days 24 hr service on all sees of TUPPER“ LL§ CLEANED OR 3-7061 Ses Huron cee Center, as par-|3 3 LARGE CLEAN ROOMS, PVT. 
Wanted — women eho need to Nat'l iBank. Bldg. FE 4-058 wk. Good refer. Call after 5. FE| heating equipment. a ayne iodide per visit tial paymen bedroom lake-| bath and Entr., 264 8. Parke, FE 
™ osome, Shngms fete: San eter SFE] Reise Ch. FR ai) day ot | PATERRAROING > PARCHING. | fovewtnate cay tan ety, Tar] end Mae gee, venoh lone | bal Prothable position, wort ‘by > MIMEOGRAPHING, TYPIN S| eee sel A dete a. : town), Conside oo unfinished | ™ In Memoriam Z| smeet peat, Receatary. Ca call re) TAKE A LETTER "Tetarial service, a 3.2800. ae INTER “LAKES TREE SERVICE. ee AND DECORATING | mre ee wive—as | otherwise. FE 40805, 2 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH 
4-8997 or 9-864. : tim, remove, cabeling, oie 4 ba & ENTRANCE. IN WATER- 
Pca hE Od HB NURSE AVAILABLE A = 
IN LOVING, MEMORY ated eway| (URS, GIRLS, BIG BOY DRIVE: $250 nights. “Auburn ee Pea et. clearing, Insured. MA) PAPERHANGING © & PAINTING. | five. We 71204, $1.80. Doro- » _ Foap, Peep Stat in, change y 95492, educed rates. A ‘9 
March 8th, 1957. : , a 
ER wonderful boss, He's OUR Of, BURNER WANTED CHILD ors snd more euoh day we min|EXPLERIENCED SAESTOMIT) onl "ior*cvartxoons: | PRACTICAL NURSE, AV Qu pn | ginvice MArias 00 Television Service 22| Wid. Children to Board 26, | WALINI 0 | icon, Wap iat tone , cle Mile. can type ° LASTERING — NEW RE- e have the experience, You! MS. NEWL 
— may think the wound ts Hos a 7 WPM, and take Shorthand Waanina as AND TRONTNGS Saw air. Work aaranteed. } FES $-0304.| ALL TY SERVICE. CALLS AN- DAY Heer} Ail ee dats have the property. Let us SHOW Rapooy § BATH: NEN > Ti 
. 9s . at 80 w.p.m. She should be : . aos re _goar = ‘ ewered romptly, Day or night.| S®*¢d children 5-0151. Licensed} you how we can sell it to your! 109 Morel 
But they little know the sorrow | cents Dining Room. Apply in) real smoothie who has had Cass” FE oe CLEANED, 4 SERV. vit. ELECTRONICS _home. ___| advantage. Call NOW for im- oreiand. FE 6-661. 
“Lies within our hearts concealed.| person Tuesday between 1 and 4) office experience and knows WASHING aa TRONIROST CALL | —'ed.__C._3._ Nelson. FE_8-1786 Fe 5-3526 or FE 4-24 DAY HR. OR WK. - NEAR | Mediate action BoUsEs “Lots | 3 RMS, AUBURN | HEIONTS ARKA, 
_Sadly_ missed by family & friends, char . Keego her wor VELYN ED- FE 59724 SAWS MACHINE FILED DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVIC school. FE +6340 — FARMS — ACRE _FE 2-7069 after 5 p.m. 
rr Harbor. RDS Vocational Coun- : EeCPING,  TGiic | Manler_Leach 10 Bagley St. | ICE 7 RMS. i ~ PLACE A “LOST” AD. ayn 7 SEGEERE UTIs ge yee WID.. HOUSEKEEPING, Monge “Tey beech __T™_“eaghy FE 5-1206 or FE 5-8 WANTED: CHILDREN TO BOARD | 1 ; ; 7 RMS. a § E OO PVT. BATH 
wanted, fond eat Fd agg * sg ong, Ser Kids PR eosee | for home than wages. MAple Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 a! STRAKA __ Licensed. References. OA 8-3734. “dw. M. Stout..Realtor | —svto_best 
Call FE 28181 for an/ad = ich st. Port Bure, | | ns ~~ | RADIO“ TV REPAIR. “TUBES Wed, Household Goods 27,” ™Stsinaw 8t,.Ps, FE sai | FRM. Per, eT OLD WEL. a any ac f° Instructions 9 Building Service 12 | DRESSMAKING. TAILORINO. At- checked free, R. B. Munro Elec- | en Eves. Till 6 p.m | come. FE 
\ Dial FE ousRREEPER WORKING Fa aoe | ere me | terations Drapes a formals done FE Peat 1069 W. Huron, Pontiac FURNITURE NEEDED my |3 Rue AND APR Tie Fv. 
to recover a loss. Dial FE| ents, 2 chi and 4 yrs.|MOTEL MANAGEMENT — MEN. : _in my home. Call FE 8-8455, +! m R SE WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS, ¢ 
t - Msi be “yeliable, live in, private) WOMEN and couples to train for AAA Floor Sanding DRESSES, SUITS, COAT & AL- “Typewriter Service 224 Entire home or odd lots. Get the| pelting for commercial proper. oon clean “Oe bin meen 
2-8181 { d-wri $130 ~ - andy MOTEL MANAGEMENT and Floor Laying — Finishin erations, 191. Hurop. FE) ~~. WWW ~ | stop dollar, Will buy outright or exit arms & acreage. A _at_ M0 Baldwin, : 
Or an. ad-writer. aot bef, om 7-08 CPSRATION en gy 2 ge Mr ¢. BUD BILLS FE £2080 7074. ; TYPEWRITERS DIRG | sell it for ra Co eet aed call will give you immediate. ao: RMS 6& BATE WEWL ss 
3 HOU conside ge Nel A A TERGRING AND MENS AND|° MACHINE REPAIRING | Sale, Phone OR 32717, 
Say “charge it.” rer git Be iy erect home, light} NATIONAL MOTEL TRAINING, A-A TRENCHING women's alterations, Kdna War-| work, Gens REPAIRING: a ot- | WANTED TO BUY — ALL TYPES | ROY KNAUF a? = an we > : 
tiac Press, | 5 4, Pontiac Press. Footings, Septic Field, OR 3-4943 = FE 2-3634. fice Supply Co, 17 W gy og of furniture, Ph. FE 2-6523. 26" W. Huron &. FE 2-7421' Rent reasonabie, , e) : x, 
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hin ete cou e ae ea 00 cellent eee Fy eguity9 mR aes ae B jae ois e 
= 4 a oe rereeey t 5 ae sah cae batho st mente 3 a ~ ie 8 ae pes 389. ¢ NO Ri xie 95 E bets gr ore ra talelld ; RO esli noteieae Foom 447 ee c 
ee 4 ae} ot aape aoe a G nly ws 2 of ¢ od b at 3-Bed tM ith $1. L K ore a tare “7 eat Hwy rooms tee coe only a z ie R. \ a Nes 5 = EY st Sons 
Lf a E r de vets b 1 uy L iF ch b 760 et ain U rid tt un sto f pb m es sat Ee . tes Sen os F 
80 E Auto y ra - er’ FES ] 45 e ed itv oA oO a. at rt e th LT nin r ri wa! or 01 Pp 8 n- L pall XK = w | pi % s et 
i et fue Pe shot “Sn RM oe After os Es . ten ad nem! B oe he brick EF S cular IPLE ' E otreeu =e ah |. Speer cree =e oan im iddl o = Wh $-48 
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: re owe Be re Stare = HOUSE 6 FE RE a ‘ Bak ou, ats room . R RE cn My oe hy erarou beds : et | Bee: N = 
° nl ts mt Gos 2, BE! et ( 2M 1 : vignit S w : om O) ee, R 8 . x aii car 5 peril E800 | : ‘op full on 
L 300 pom gl EDF h ( ; puns \ fe 7S $3 ge ate pa ny Pt aad TOs IRR ER = FES ‘ Ni 905. oil 401 R 8-6 ON. a JC is Pp no’ u 00. 
aes. 718 oe 6 room ngs. Abct pene ane Aw R 21S Vv _l- 9 1 S prety Se Ee 
_ > ie <a we ug TOI a Dan ay gatte Anchor mires i Hae iS ice | 20 on cholie with W after Lor, | E tas foors, 
as N ak st 1 7 —— AV { a sme or ae rae ow ee lan teas LD = Semen » Th fe) : alto 1s ot ist ity 
ae heat Ars ol y wh | - area 3 own down. Me > witht 4 This’ = _ bed en wee terested in M ee ona Re: e rds a > mt ee Gal 
R r ( 3 “i Cae ait oer oad u “a eae a an aime 
sas on H ‘ es; Cle QU Mize roger ena cour eee os ee tee oi oe, Ace ti-T olan 1OG lovely “Cape an ate wean Ol iS »R habie 
a oa Be hes aii 1c Fie aso spar ae ovr heat fave ae epee "em cores Soot gle LORE cle 
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\ ve 2-8 ever | ed x age = AD’ sales se ale AWA ullding a inated sous ake pr TRNIS Rea 344200 room ee comtort Set r 
ie ie péleL to a pre Fs ADE eo Ei to a feted es es hy oe oe g ae : 
: er ‘ f 5 - Oo eens ee atio tat beg ula on on ea i ie aus \ Co allt HO a Many fae 3 ted th 5 ate r cae 
and’ lor ~ Jial ld J ce ere ° eg = ie wl ive ar te a a oe tD 3B Vatertor ™ srawood fi 5 y for ro elie oe Beau D oe . 
‘2 pate . Ads : Wis Ce ce . bts ore sf r than e ce tls 00 a at . fireplaces bas tit n. room 
get an 5 ~ ne gara room = ca do ept pala b ee ire Pallas 14 dr rto Rd rae acts ppoi e eat 2 re Pri ance ul B die 
a eet : & an ‘th. oh mo nt sell Saas a 4 M 00 m t are cat b R nt in are: ation prety Full «| roker 
it! ad- ane m-bul ete large deh lak Bes ete ete eee ford | V MA e Ce eScu Ho i | E edit aut ™ al r er. 
A i hom 1 2 Mo we Ded symert on L ga ce a pnd a naar ge. 0 1 “ill 41578 = sa islow Da d. extra 76; . at Pets a 
wh ae gy fe coe ent ers Ei | ee. Willige im shel wey eh ‘ near z 
{R VN ® a oom eee, te a ae fron Paget ane tre ali scapes | oll deci ceca, ta B ot 75 an fu od ‘Rk ees ssion a 
ous mee ith ces 3; S Pith Se ae ee 1 ness n oe 
BEAL VE do m eq a pa ect at al fi po no, B eer a5 50 ON ‘ad w idren | n ch tm or omer ov e tl ro st say W b ‘ot ms KE e peed dr 
Hee KN aera B oe = Ci a fit vse “ ae ite ace ee ever Se sel Pion ow Lee Font AFTON, i 
16; ue in fren h. liv. ae e€ ae ACK. iM - shborhbo a v Lone ¥ iy pane _ e |e y I 
‘ 6 N to. am umace | a w agg nt ice ay NT E av is & od. uy ht ta ee yas me field ke $281 R ri ae se $4 Co E me 
ve in ann ind ae Rie i and t : A a i e oes Lae 
ve DS on ste: nn to iy Pecbies pal nd ull us ae cou ta 80 1 tho rake se ae 3 = alt Ml ey gh a, 
a o E send ot tha ern th E 1Z, ea. ee ED eg b y Sin reat 
. el N ha et ey a& uic { On 3 i _ room! sae oe peted iin Oo . tc Aap 
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é t of ter ¥ rie 7. be bun a is Ga ly ase 31 s m st 8 +a $9000 cated d r —; q E e lies, 
aph va- Brat hu nee — Peete ey Eile m g, Bi ch Gos Op MecULt Stor Pike i il l hs 
ga, |R n bee Ak ted Ha) a ee ig SEE H coon ie eae — n ise 
FA a ene FU on nes at £ a ie , Bu 8, ee nent oe Dame ‘ g eek 
a1 tai ; ee Senet 2 Az igre Bone ed Paved Boone ng tile DROOM, Wi aoee R doen nt. lou or S A 
8 a nd s av AN e a ae id oe I h xa la a oom oe E wn Do: yo 3 
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os en bars ye Se sss ; ae “ate down es anda on Just eit oe n 
} rE th cae iC oe en Soe snare, | ©? rORae oa way $45 = “wit tt 
Ev 4-0 : appol erage. a oe wi Os =a m igh nd 5 yard, 6 D R ee sc k wag yoo 450 . OR uit 
es 5 th tas roe Err $75 e- aes ° ik To d fx: { pt ce it Iv 00 PA I ea 
& 528 Man plat ce play es 50 In A fares n mee te 19, eceptional - LA Goan, Jo 837 
\ Sun. DORI enti | ganic ar Sandi w D S eal | Gare mee cle Hey. B se nelle ON stor R Ww Le 
\ oh m n 1 1 an a . - AL ity Hess Ont Oo fata n 
18 J] Loh 8 = babes n ib ba: d rm se- whe TO oN Bilee ROE LOT D' ENT, 
- 78a ae ist pigs urbat insu Oi a 0 R I ier eee 
: Photos & 80 “tithen Bb ee au mre ie Ap Build jee R J LY P aN WWE 
. TRAD N g se “< $ rm. = a $55 , ce ols R rane uso IM cee - 
< E REA Hing clea “bungalo loc Ee Lo < ng 708. 3-125 OPEN. W Ente. oN 
ALA rca bo a ery location * | 4286 D I A good select Sites’ 1 “ET RIG outa 
8F oa flee Oak P| ix AD cha, bow s” I TIPLE. Fee iH 
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| ru ra a foo tare | G ar bs. thon In Fad nats 
\ 4158 ' and aulee eye floors {l- 7OC On ; I down a Be Te ae v = 
‘7 ] y bu ck ere ne mice , IL R N “ ie aot G LY S UNTIL, 8:3 
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= 43! -For Sale Lots 46 SLICES OF HAM ae . . 
| Sale Household Goods 57 Sale Househol TWENTY-FIVE | 
sehold Goods 57) For Sale M iscellaneous 60 
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| poe BeTiek ROWED 3 FAMILY | Fee Aer. Lake Oakland | 3) 
. ‘i 1 'LITELE Close downtown | ONT. Upper Pe es 
‘ 1" You Eoner ESTA | property is In ee es ON IDA 2 gem Mthene fall i 
i 5 | this lovely 5 y City tries nal eieeee, Ca Include. on «$400 do nole Hitis. 89.200 ag 1?P ae ie nae ; 
| Z room modern h laces, Full s 2. fire-| oe \/ 1ECE LIVIN 4 ce 8161 Com 
’ | Oi heat tull b n home| heat. basement with oil DRAYTON woops Bread ¢ G ROOM SUITE 34114 ‘commerce Rd M 
B t B | | 1 iandacape ear erecupice: 0S are ce aus cc eaae! Gans orm wtROQU Ne tien. : a. ¥) “alll we modern. siep tabi ae tories 2 REBUILT “WASI (Spe uous ih fittings 
7 seeped wit : >| la eens. Garage and UOIS. 50° f exe . <a al ee table ; HEE atching ca! Al ING MA sets with es 
WwW Apple, Pear 2 acres of, rge brick buildin | 230° dee ront, 75’ rear x = i le % Gecoral cal- li makes @G CHINES 3-pe, col trim 
S | : Peach We don’ to rent out veep. $4,500. Ue or 7, for $99 or lamps Al) Elect uaranteed ; colored bath set 
y | yas clio eachec ‘and orchard | ie ears ask that you buy. Just BLOOMFIEI D Highland , # | > Pearson's Mohd only $2 weekly aoe 802 N Johnson. . he with © 
Tod (er es ned ea ow ees Daruy wooded. $3,500." emcees : : “> a ¢ fale Ave Sr E, Factory, ands — Urregulars 
inet 7 : a ‘ : iecler ms ——— SAVE PL ‘ 
ay | aby Uieeres jerasn WEST END ST. | Commercial é : )\Z45 3 es DUNGINM PHT RENIN ey (al Vleaters ‘12 8. a SCPL 
: vator. etc. Thi 1 : ; _ room set. $63 F NG fee the heat at nh ——— 
< erty 18 locate: is prop.| 20 Huron Garden ' Ww. WALTO : vag fos, 48 _FE 8-0041 Fes Xe alf the cost Geig 
TONGS Possession | Christian ii abe hleage all age pe Ue ‘ce eh) Sinton” Meeces 6 room) Lowe td Sie i. RC MAPLE BUNK. BED 01 micas O88 SERIE aay. - "Counter 
cea tee clean 2 vcdreom | Sad a Niaminchat Hechester| kite cors and plastered walls $11,000, terms m home. , N OR ‘ef | Bear Pav only $1 © ee SINGER | 3211 $150 value will 
o with fine attact \ ontiac. Priced Lee natural fireplace. Fu JOSLYN, 188 x 1 / \ h. i i san Furniture a eer! $6 BLONDE CON Heath - sell for, ‘ price. 
cer qere e. Teeeien ina = $19,500 with pcseneule’ only) pent At a solid value wv Aagee at rear. ess pian’ 30 Bile: many = Orchard Uh | Mic ey 6 payments of sie Pte acuve a Model RC-1 with 
List nue ace in large pan le oe erms) 08 terms. terms ome $13,900, N @x12 RU aia “eOOL vce Sout Center, FE 23337 43-7665, Sealccaateeene pease. OR 
g room | Re FACE 5 Es UGHT. - 
space h ots of Large 4 be versibie, “$i 95 hang SOLD. 2 
Cee CS ae Large 4 bedroom home One 3 BEDROOMS R > eo ere meer cee ens. ov uae 602 Mt P em ara 
Mer caeer soe ct Soret ee ir own and ‘three up Northwest suburban, locat oy Annett Inc r] | eS rchara ise S00 ee DENT B ge LVoors 
. | = o Point dishw. » Bas arge acre lot with cation. On . rard Lake Ave ure, re xX “pT erry steal ov 
Waterford T | peting’ “and drapes asher Car- laige octet ee ee grvicbet los Mure nn oe Ox}? d} Ave Guar electric w DEPT. | ons, at al overhead tactery bes: 
953 equate fect ownship Og Ng eras ving) Redrsone a souble evoceu, Ouch (Rv euing ee ek elt Base hues S305 a lor x ee 50 | saiaction from $35 loo elemae | 
eet of cont e s home is 1 | ory) ees ‘venings, And Sunday 1- NNY MAID Dish ee 2 pe itvin Pe £49.95 odern door 
ment on a | en nt condition P' eee | Step-savi bade Sundey tS : VINYL TILE Ve lscarchee, 8 less th on your garage costs 
landscaped and acre weil with small dow ticed to sell oven ne kitchen with built-in = : 5 4'0-Fr Wall th BS Be bot onalechst ee an you think. Let us gi 
Family style me fenced lot. n payment. ees and electric range PI For Sale A oA all Tile 25c Sota bed vee sts u a tree estimate. = give 
tehen, k ; SRA | tered walls an chee S creage 47 JBBER BASE : & pe dine « $19.8 _ Paddock 
size 14 x 22 1 , king i JOUN fs | basem d oak floors Full GUAR i PAINT. gal. $23 Va tle set Ad c FE 2-02 
alum iving room. | JOHNSON, Rez . 4 ent with recreation — 4 ~~ Sy HOUSE PAINT gal _ De es coalr & ott sia 23 Goop er 
eam gay sigma cand | 1704S. Telegraph Rl SOV feat Gas Wish aeetans| Ua Sour nse ogeaogt ttt OOSter aN filtos AB aati ote! roman UE ORD RD SETEIROY ott 
s. Ind. ; from W owntown 1 mile AA Pict : MANY peal Phone ; ass Lake 
\ ; aterford Hi he bd J | new FE 3 AIRE. cine mu OTHER $39.95) ¢ FE 2-5459. 
$300 D i ni 425353 BASEMENT Approx. 4 @ Jf hool. 675 EMS, one HOU > 23-5450, 
ba own | os —~ § ACRES 230° on cres, zGundal 19 IN TV WAALAN Le SETRAIL ER, 18 
Starter home t ij 1 good road, 520° dge - y fr | ing FE seit CHEAP 241 GO 14 W : work $16 FE 8 us NEEDS 
the country » located in { Teceied northwest of to i Sop down, E> ay © ee || 4a se E 8-245) after 12 Pee E-/ ‘serms Ons 1 H —= 
road J on blacktop Mintonville Rd. L wn on) — down. FE 2 th $2.- | 24° TV. MAHOG - SS ; 41122 OMART 27 INCH, ary 
pitas ie fale 1 meant wh waitafenstaty | For Si | peat Saat ules ali ree, 
with shade t cs rented garage home, no | or Ss. le | 5 re. Cedar chest FE on < Ne 1st condition, runs includ 
steel sue eetiieederishate | erentedi tor (948 meen a ale Farms 48 WC’ FT, AMANA DEE ee - eee ae eS oes 
exterior, With cedar shake _ do quickiy for $2,950 wi He used 6 A DEEP FREEZE MAYTAG WASHEP ew “GAL 
1 rough wir- > > own th $1,350 | , nas ~ { 6 mos. assum c. GE ELECT CR VANIZED | 
Only one left. installed: 3 a, ise B I: | sop EU DROXER 20 ACRES Dalene OR 28346 MO rois washer trom S90 an Tt lengths "ire ft 
room. | ck ranch. Dink lizabeth Lake Rd P SPECIAL ¢ ALSO 21° TV ‘REFRIGERATOR: a $4 00 SAVE id dhottes 1Tac ft 
Sh: catneted floohe Well irons: —— FE 11ST or FE. «482 Oe high ‘and dry 20 acres my condition FE 8-378 gee TELEVISIONS fom s4a.gg 173.8 \sagineer an SUPPLY 
A angrila -kitchen” Gas heat oly arranged: —s uae Puts 16 miles N_ of Pon- er * GAS HOT WATER HE G THE GOED : ) are. rE _S-3108 
A tick aaa ontan family sa ye Plastered Seon bee em odel) car tree” ofl take trie ‘Cen 100 ‘ KR Munro Bie ee Hoare ENG SHOP |! 30 i AIN is ALE - 
: living rage with ‘ eat S “\ and ¢) : eFE 5-84: Huron, Ponti " : of Pontiac : per cent d 
va teal a cotdone living, | knotty th tiled floor ie = AMC 4 E 5-8431 ontiac. | 84 W Huron fai iseount on ab 
tur % for that fu- pine walls. Ca and | IRA Al el nine nies al FE 41555 iliams-Berry Bros - erwin 
ecu oh Ne ee ee Ne “Aces, ne prague oe _ sp nocsuwy PC, SET OF WICLIAM ROERA. (Tons Pants ore TE witss| CoE SER, earn 
eet frontage. $425 usan | Loon and corner overlooking, Close! oa ences, 60 yr 52 aot -j cee © nivinscGotl GacelNever 1: tee eee Cae |e JEL & PAINT 
é down for er Silver Lakes W Ti in only 3 blocks io ype barn, with ope: southern —— - ee feed "Sacrifice OR tii SED SINGE : Myrtle chard Lk. 
- g es hom QI trade! town. Oider se m _ attached ik pen cattle shed : 30° GAS ar 3-8467 . IR PORTABLE $2 ! CPE «25-6150 
Oakland A pointm e. Shown by a + bed ven room louse bulla milk house other t aa oo G RANGE, 3} YEAR yerms Michigan Sewing $29 50 Pix 
akland Ave. Commercial Bl eee rooms & bath up Ta 5 lungs beautiful 10 rm out Busines : __! GE electric range. $ OLD.: _FE 2-3337- Sewing Center wood Specials 
160° on Oakland Se G Hp OR 7 REAIR ok ee de eitchea (6 | cre nome ai Siached Deiat ears = Opportuni ties: 5 paiedaine Fettigeceine!| ; is CASH & CA . 
Boom nd 115’ dee IN o® bedrooms dow & asemem ané garage, \ I Mo 5 GE wripver ‘i pele good cond a ; : 1s” Vee Gr RRY 
= ming, Sisk will renee 4536 Dx on tl ment, coal heat. ose base-| scaped yard ae niece land- oe ney to Loan 533 . CRUMP E OG USED WATER SOFTENER. 44° Birch ere eee x8 $4.00 
nesses Siceae mated busi- D ee = OR .3-1251 Hemet on ae only $3 740 ue (larence © ace ; erms ; : State Licensed Lenders) 3465 Auburn Rd aS ; _ $19 ORIando 35064 4, Fir 80 18 @ Sd Lape 
, so low AINS = .. Whidgrewayv aps ; : ; “3372 Call 95 
can keep oe avenica, a Ete OR tt BR IC Ke 7. i RR. Nee RiENLTE¢ a wecss Partrid PEAGUE FINANCE C 4 RCA Whi Spoor Bu Yr Discount. tesed “Trade-] 1483 PONTIAC PLYW Lisle -_ 
BY OW NER — Owner leaving t fee  B-O112 e 202 N eee CO. $239: now $169 Las dryer, reg. Washer ANE RES OE Dept | Baldwin Ave FE 2-2 
> ee Drayton P dispose of g the country & must = __From 7 to 8 ls THE “B - 2. M AUS Groviey Deluxe elec per wk Gas nee POST LIGHTS, “FOR OUT -2543 
On 8 71.01 | story. 3 aioe a New i5, unle of 8 brick terrace in Lendl oS ACRE FARM: 3 BEDROC 5 Bnperose® ROC PR ST MIC Ch whit $105, $2 ber wk Davenport & ct vonnaee 896 oo) wenn come pete: rer pyle 
n Sunset Bivd. Overlo \ basement 5, 1% path, ful) Northside } ace in a good tome Water in hi a : Ix. H. ‘A Whirlpool electric tro: Electric Jeu $3465 per ft. in 290" 5 ex, ic 
ing beauttful Lak Meal Wil ot. Storms and scree bath ea ocation Six rooms good la ouse and barn 1 ND Matt LOAN luxe r ectric troner de-, Ga icy cows : 50. san. 8 coils, G A. Thom 
Lake Z F s ch, é & | nd, near Marke ' se oe t model reg $269: n ie, Gas : , _ 0 8. Pe Pp i 
Multa isiitor a howell pore wiiieoans trade for older nei Pull paren tay Sedicomseach! | nccec! souls cline Muay and on ANeey protitable 1G t ; O $500 Duo-Therm oil Maa dare os $159. a oh ae water neater ed 20 PORCH LIG mE : 3 
tage. $3.500 cash cole | OR 3-7146 chee a Drayton area.| ing $6,500 each with nee Rohe ts cash FE 5-174! st sell. $9,000 | onetavn in vrealig Ln Market HOU IVE Ale Te SCHICKS. MY ein ag wash- Refrigerato LOL Ge $14.95, terns, “HIGRTS. POSTS. LAN- 
: j;~ ee | each & $59 n on AT GAYLO — eS gaes eeaicioss: Hanaener uo SEHOLD G00 ANTIQUE FUM 8 pe dinin $59 lights, amps. overhan 4 
Tidw. M.S ; Sea — 815 mo. Each unit rents; f& RD, 3 BEDROO™ apartment gross Has owners -—— Rochester. O! Ds rm FD OAK DINING | dining rm se so, lights, garden, patio and te x 
3 MM. Stout. Re | MULTIP ie: Will sell bot i neb type with fireph OM ale $15 plus income from r + 60711. OL. 19791 | + table, chairs & buf T row \: $39 50 lights. Buy direct a rece 
77 N. SAGINAW TANGULOT -TIPLE LISTING SERVIC oth or, acres, Huntin piace, on 72 s $15,000 down plus s ent- =a solid, $35 Ant fet. all! S ‘ye ( ONO) igan Fluore nd save. Mich- 
: 2 8ST GE a g. fishin real estat Pp tock burs WHE w ique wicker LY scent, 393 
Open ‘Til 6 00 eo Tn Donelson Park “FOU R BEDROOMS tN erapie ence 18 Shaiance) oe ianasimelet This isa ter: $ EN ary. NEED “anger 7 Sater ses “ 361 “UCRNITURE one” Ate = es aaa 
2 any ere is a real buy fo OL 2-228 ~ 000. Owner FO ' NG YOU WAN? s ba : ASON PAINT SAL! 
Assure ma ic. Hendys | means | 6 : -* THF HOD ANT 1am FE 2 Spred Satin — SALE' 
i Assured [Excellence Seeanee tae repair & Eecoratine FOR FARMS A} (Grocer ee tal - eonND AR oe ME ‘ os BE. USED TV $1995 UP: RC E 2-6151' -— Koton at vate ==) Rex 
{48 aped teste Jn nome lens shape. Toe wcassoauien Live au Rutledge OR 3 Th “FE pcr Trade your home. cont “ue ¥ & vie out of tie eee Sat a tot LMS art Sweet's Bi oer chard LE. Rd ck's, 3678 Or- 
a : lannin - ra aa rect or Du * . : ie i - _ 
wee roaee tore Rice), Soeae aining Fm richen, Living: Sale Business Property oe ee ea ila hae oa miterce ket it quis ky on your Visit’ at al vo ee Fane pie | eee “Aer re erias, QUAKER oIL BURNER. HEATS 
| BRICK RANCH in this ALL! bedroo ng room. kitchen, 2 RO ee Btlstockl elon wine takeout Cost eudorsers. Pay r furniture No isit our trace LW & USE Brand n NERS) 48381, | gal, tank. F 
that has e HOME A home ms & bath down Full | oe alone as down paym budget. W yments to su:t pou bargains ie dept for rea aut ew 5,000 grains, ; _after 4 p.m, 17) 
| everythin ee | ment, elec. w base- . yment b (We will be el Jue ah . omatic $156: fu sem!- | RAN ae 
ence oreemedl ce and mor you) heat Just pred phair bal (§ ACRE CORNER O REALTOR PART cd i aro ren ea te bebe we 24) MONTHS tone $300 On 35006 | in ou HOODS. $29.99 INCLU 
WEST SIDI | over 1,750 re foo | Brooklyn. Asking Balawin on E.| road near Lake ae PAVED : MO PART REIC.7 j ekouleme od tec: round adedtsmelot| oo oe ouUsE 1 cabinets’ peisdies door ‘pede 
-. S 2 | 80 yOu can see th dn . 450 with $700' # room h ony Hs. usinesses t ‘ ook around. 2 a erat SE REFRIG s with Hght. $37.05 
Very attractiv in cial rooms an that the 6 5 K ferred ouses Owner trans | FE 43581 armel Mich parkire Phone FE cres of free | ator like new. Univ IG-; toilet sets she Pear! 
| ‘ - ; 5-924] trie ov . Universal elec- tr et covered whil 
bungalow lea @ room. modern extra lar closets are yl 102 EL. G. HEMPSTEAD Priced for action _OP 1050 W. HURON OPEN MON. en pr antique v ney last, $3.80 * 
ri] ij i ge and includ | Huron 8t EN ‘TIL Dae 9 To put drop- e vases. wal- 8 Water 5 
tiled bath, large af need ghar ns | 4 blessed rear nh ee a 26-) Eve FE 5-0510 Pe oes; NEARLY NEW i | STATION FOR LE : — FINANCE G i mies ce TO 8 5 fue beara: table golf clubs Thom with horizontal oer sr 
peciseiee tran’ gk oe ccetn aay ats Rich “wall-towall carpet: |—————— FE 2-3971 block building Sepreuimalely He I Calin ees Gece NANCE CO. bof Aub ct Pontiac of } mile acer violin, ELgin 64936 ipsad es retry: 
ao es $2,000 Peed aii) uclbe diane sen” sree our eed ee Ne Ce erate | EEO 2 eel ee FE 4-.574 | Ra Me. Heights on Auburn For Sale Miscellencoe 60 | REO 
TON < | tion room f e 38-ft. recrea- LE LISTING : extra large lot s ae 762- Ponti : -APPLI ror See eceneerom AS AE 
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rooms ary sioele eosin of 6 radiant Neat WilacR, Baseboard ! We WE, ; vocated Dixie Highway ee Mortgage Loan $129.95 Pid sett Coe a gta | Tonsstte sits compartment cast AUTHORIZED SALES 
coutoriable Oos. about ihe ieee rated a garage 50 R fand. (iT 2331 8 HOLMES. INC. ou aren We esoriisa, goods SS Some Big diecast 10 cu. ft oe ‘sigs 2 FUEL OIL TANKS ore 33% Unions ere ah D CRAFTS. 
able foul st pe ' and- er o ; goods | scou 8 a Union 
long ee aca, nea’ in a ie es Bclecucemt inne: privi-| LAPEER RD ‘FE 5-2953 | chandise. jorber_ astociated eer A Mortgage Problem > ars wot ee players cine) FE 5-0120 WILL DE- SING” TRACTORE. Led ie 
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tion reos epee kitchen recrea one soon = $750 DOW i clair Renin, locations. call Bin. hal ee mortgage loans to meet | 121_N. RANE ea L Sum SOIL PIPE § FT... $3.79 ae bad power ae ine? 
tion, rod p bitcien recta ne wink NEWER AEROS - io elgg evens ER ous lrea resents eso ee a auyv = ssALUUNADI ¥_$-6100 |, SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY. motes ete . con 
B Sr) ete bus inte a i Ream. 4) bedroom ee STORE AND LIVING | z-stall_modern 2) buy land contracts pi service Also | zany FE 5-8755 apIon “$s TO| — 8. Baginay ety Terme tg" sai bien 
R | @ good ti lake property for 1 ll basement, ol] heet OUARTERS . cu Weadaaie Vaubere) Hgts ec uy Equities Y BED. SPRIN 1 ALUMINUM 8 —~ | FE_ 3-0830 on 
| aon me this summer t 2 car gatage On sip is ARTI-RS Ca ’ au 6-5311 . Auburn Hgts. | lB MRGE & R tress. $2. INGS AND MAT- ORDER NO IDING 921 
| Bur seleetiog | 4 now REENIGL | Vacant a cor- vocat : 1 or JU 61174 aft 10 URON LTY, Co. = : 3 OR_ 35712. SPRING . W AND BEAT SALE 7 * clomens 
| prices are low. H § good and, to $11 900 fo nt. Reduced . ed in one of Drayto ws er) FE ‘ . PONTIAC BEND!X AU — RUSH AT L E! 32 GAL. ae 
| lig : a! ottest spots Th n Piatns sPace +589 Eve AUTO. WASHER TER PRICES Ow WIN- ing Hot Om as 
See's re F REISZ, ightful lite = new 3 bedr Me Gal for tasp alas OnIe val spots. Thix unbelievab: _ FOR SEAUTY ee Bu ves oe ee . BABY ALU .__ Reynolds Water Heater 
wore MOR | ranch home wit w 3 bedroom have t ispection, we ue is the key to e | fen! cheap 434 W y  SHOP,. L 0: AOS Sea dr ; double bookcase | M = Lifetime _ NU- . $35, MI 
h attached he key security 60° your future | WE Huron. — S00 to $1,500 5 ciser Reas PE 57500 enamel with 13" non-chalking ape 
EVES FE 80 FE esisi) [akc Best eates s a : ; age A commercial {rOnt- | BUY MORTGAGES. H F “BABY CRIB 580 tio 2" Celotex insul RENE ME LAWN MOWER, 650. 
= 823 Lake Best ifront to Cacs CLEAN dditional 3 roo 1032 AGES. HAR or any purp IB MATTRESS wi no. Complete bous sula- FE 3 Mi : 
nr safe sand ; 2 FAMILY also on th m house.) ——— 24 W. McNichol T hence. ose. 86 on | pen and hi 8. PLAY, top ex se installed by. : 
— | rare ee nd bene bus and stores | § Reome possession pit price izmeaiats | < ee ey Oakland modern of not, im gee) ona) bien) eneir Rees ore MONEY. DOWN wi) A MO no STALE : GOWERE COMPLETE | 
r so several ne rn: 3 and bath 1 - ‘or ho | BOX Ca or itse = Pays aucet : 
| ake front newer up B ath wal me 7 ad SPRING . - if with 6 and H 
( ARK Jake front homer on Cass, Loon) IS Basement. gas neat Pul: MOL MES-BARTRAM poate E and Contescter 22 improvements itions or =| bed PRINGS AND MATTRESS | AWwina ALSO K trewe ainting | with’ gleaming Lovatories compiste 
with lake privil others er and law ing wash- . : VA. 25 ree ough tn or encl =" . E 2 ‘G8, ALUM. ng chrome fauw q 
| eges $12,500 wit n mower. Onlv 4302 Dixie Hwy 5 PER CENT D house part'v ose - VALLELY'S. " we $14.99, tollets $49 : 
| ab h $2,000 " OR_ 3-105 y ce ISCOUNT | 4 constructed CLO ——---- YS. “The Oo $24 50 valu 
se near te LAKE ESTATES (11 Resale—S600 Dn Don't be sorry. Call ee 140 FOOT FRONTAGE ON — monthly 84 per com. ite: 1 | earage one bts kl tod roe atecous Sberchundise 50 pe Ras OL } oe E : ‘ — = uichigan a itch. ' 
esirable 2 bedr TES Near . : IDEA calm FE 2 N MONT- o you $5.480, 8 erest. Cost | th oa Nath ine iscount. dealer r| CALL NOV ves, OL 1-6633. rehard Lk A : 
large lot, lak com home. Higt new Waterford grade an d L LOCATION for chi! ,_2-0432 modern city. ecured by 6 room | jontiac or ph onal Building = invited s inquiries) oN OW for free estim SKATIN ve_— 30. 
id eee privileges 2) | Mien | Bechtel vaceat end uke dren Laree 3 eels LADIES | READY TO WE Estate, F vy home Clark Real | r phone FE 4-4729 ANDERSON H o_obligation ates. G EQUIPMENT. | 
2 : e 10 : AR SHOP ee oon ° eal | 290d 82 ST ARDWARE 4X2 cs of ak 300 
Mitnec 3 ee bate ce pemiall waite > wecccen bunk: homemes seh aeoe os and fixture r FE 44813. elegraon 4 ALUMINUM STORM SASH Soca eg 
ficors. am, pe bath, oak _ Mirror-like ok fl ga- ement oll heat oe ipcutions Leav s Excellent | ~ Ss Acrozs from Miz FE $-9062 | Oniy— RM small speakers ; ers, 
core: ple closet : newly decor loor, and garnge $15 . 2 car lea ¢ available. O | \ owaps cacle Mile Shi chine, » 6 ma- 
Ali large rooms ADRAC € | ecorated Dandy bas aoe 15900 - $3 ving state Ci mel 55 ____ Cent opping cash register 
; ; 39.500 w ment and oil f Dand base- down. — $83.00 3.000 Wood. B ‘ontact Anne- . . | er S] 2.%G | Tape recor 5 
fies dowa A reaiveluc 6 | $40. des virtea apace’ Gar WASHING per meat | Fs fg 8 OR Ae DISCOUNT me OUTBOARD MTR. 50 M cours eegee BUNK-BEDS CHURCH 8 xc (aes ISR bene Ss 
$23, $00 DESIR ABL Fr ERICE down. olus closing coats vaca) ses ene ; NTT ENT No j Ss NEDIPEMON ee livestock MU 4a swap for teces | ve Portable scorn warns oak Fl 2-023 , SINGER SEWIN ING ons : 
4 SELL CH HOME. TRADE Ok JOHN living room with. nate Re Is your : . ENT BAL AtCr: ' $1,300 EQUITY | Gis tere and 8 cheirs.. $35 $2. OAL. EL | Wainat vedr abla i 
home tnatrede accept your | peal Perce dining ell Neeae vs lease about to expire? | HaNDI = ONLY $3.307 TO , brick. Will Ta 3 eEDRM er $25 yates etary lawai mow.) oe OAL Eee “wears 2 876.95 | 2. piece Serine | ras ee : 
x 26 ft home he this S / ER aaa Beeece slked beds Valuable W Huron St fro GOOD 2 SFCURED BY A car or houcetratler Pig hey for $25 FE 5-37 aa 38 Elec stove Cab. sinks &  fittin eater $49.95 Student desk 3 
6 f s lot 11 DESY : : } . ‘ : : C) 5 s $59. Se . i 
x 386 feet 2 car ae L te tiled did Chea ale foe rt ine eee eee Parting it In tOWR ome ae a 8-0725 en pay CLOSE-OUT OF Us A Laundry rays. ‘stand faucets ee : 
100 eet J large bed- ced at $1! 909 T : Huron se in rear near Tei- ITY °N 3 _  bpliances 1 Bend! SED Ec: 29 y3 | Studi a 
rooms, family © d- 60 w Realtor | erms ; i hk terrace Aut N 3 BEDRM Dad ndix auto washe: SAVE PIUMBI $23 95 o couch : 
ie oe | Huron 3t ee ee Sell or Lea TN AI T ufo heat and usable cond $1 ae 172 & : NG WE BUY. SEI 
ince 7 clescts outside thse. MODERN, LAKE Dare $3529 | OO en tome Pantie Box No 2. wae eae 343 OAKLAND oe Realtor ana sso cath FES gen ny ames | range. aecd: cond oe ue oan (pene aie st EVERY TUNG F & EXCHAN i 
‘ret wel, ti tloors.- Ares | Sail cauny Ge pane rcreen porch| Geet rene room with a Business Opportunities | s1 MULTIPLE List CNTs oe BABY Cea GRIN ENE PIANO. | -S Seemen Irestone Store ‘140 veal Yor Jan never been ae) 104 S ecgnaes ae ITO RS ests 
Dt! 3 ull baseme _ho! . e for 2 b firepia-e Mode aS ji— g ISTING - swap for spi = —— _ Ideal for fam.ly us | 
o1] automat Ment. rome FE 8-6642 edrm en wit! f fegn ktich- SERVIC pinet. FE 5-0 cost etase? e. 's ori SEE R 
siletadt Nice insignborhcod’” me | 2 Beet eee cs 2 ensue SERVICE ICE_ EQUITY IN HOME ‘po edt “con DSPOT REFRIGERAT Mona FE 22387, — ce RUSS NEW & 7 e 
6.000 81 ghborhood IDEAL FOR RETIRED =| bath Floor ell faneco, ae ving quarters ye with | Money to Loan 53 pone RE home = SMALL DITION. $030 OFRATOR Con. $36 sean case IRON BATHTUBS Hwy. D fon Pl regains. 4500 
nin Peoeece. Sharp. 5 COUELY ner lot 100x137. F ° nventory, 490 M15 oer gras (St : 9-0303 sinees 65 OR_ 3-531 we) Se Gee ene er 
SIX ROOM MODERN | pete, with als ED COUPLE. Shad 'widw'st oan down "Cal | ACE sats WoO MIS, Pu NAD oiaS ~~ TEER ome equine is bELUre UA CON! areas, compen mentoctres Sewer Pi | 
; y s ( i 3 3 BEDRM. ; “STOVE AN — | guarente AE nenufacturer's | wer Pipe f 
cial Lot  Suitab: Sos Pile sak UNiED etearned warane todas down Cail ACREAGE ers) |S for housetral HOUSE Must go to D REFRIG | thi e. $2450: no worr oe ipe tor 
ojnslso) & (goon Stal noms planter eee atischrd earene & Pontiac BES ATED IN CITY OF | 6. FE 3-308? not longer than the next two day reel person in Perry. Gn rita 0 8 SEWans CURY. 
erty with Co ! prop- ccaped beauliful land leet OR 38 main street. age FOR EI ys 3-8032 erry. 8 
tential a ommerctal po- scaped yard, fruit. shade een ets tlead for | 315 wet BORR ; "SALE NASH AMBAS. ECTRIC SEWING M =| =o __ile All sizes 3° to 26” . 
acant. Look itover. . | an Tou A ataa lilac sess the € iO AUTOMATIC LAUNDR > ROW WITT r swap for food fre SADOR White. Series 77 MACHINE - Al TE INT TON _ | Compiete line of AA = i 
CLARK RE 3 rms SEE IT TODAY 9O0, | ve Country ers. All equipment y m7 “WASH- “7 079. ezer, FE) inet. Call between 6 oak cab- PI | BLAYLC a aterial a 
eh el Ales AT ae GET OFF that a | near Ponti Nice, town) CON FOR GALEDOR TREDETONEN | _MI_ 48014 and 8 pm 2E-SPRING + K 
FE EAL EST AT I Saree UARE ot vat smal! 50 will tac $8200 Terms FIDENC iN “py: E OR TRADE. ONE trio F! = art COAL & BUILDIN 
ee auton FE Seige Dees s weare tot (and wenta isa ecre tract mEcer seseoned igeancecl| VHERE eae Ben A aan. eae RANGE. WILL DE CUENRANGE | #3 Orchard Lake Ne PE 3 fist : 
2 Large living 3 bedroom hom nti miles North o e : ° 5-6405. 2 AL hte | BAL. : 
MULTIPLE w Lis Open Evenings arge living room “irepiac nome Pontiac This 3 Gio eb i. ge forces sale Gt ‘ | LIKE NEW — — - | EASY -L QUALITY PAIN | E LOCKENVAR 
; eee cee CALE POR APEOINTE fee olece, Unuatncdse: hase)! venom Well drilling business 2 ma RANDDAD DID | board vacar 31 qedel Trade tine bao DRY, ee y MA. Guenhy of; Nea = | tes’ reese Good Vea 
a MEN ait need *a ll -ko- truck Fi = or el. Trad FE. are - a : ew emer a z 
AN N el ete ce phos? wall'cafpeting ts top vine | farare S27 ‘ei3.000 “Mtity home & HEC offers modern money ser. _teecgerda qaciar eto con EASY eer Der ere ourprcey are lovee i | THE SALVATION ARMY | 
Exceptional 4 ONT ing room 1T x ft din- Terms Owr ; enc ; é years of ex _ MAR ia satus = 39-9444 v repaired. $40. O Used art 10° ft | SHIELD 
: ! : 12 ft &: stay on to ner wil! e Household Ls peri QUETTE ELECTRIC RANC _ 39444 R Fluorescent Eve : TORE | 
Whlieke wise Fen home Beau Sreskiect neck Eitchen. - custo acquaint buyer wit counsel provides friendly ‘ull size 2 RIC RANGE. FULL SIZED BED. < Like pn Fixtures | ing to Meet ¥ 
c enced yard 2- ba ok, utility. mers & operations — th on money matt 5 swap or sell 4 LL SIZED eo ew—priced to se Clothing our eete. 
OFFERS | ete mrs eee A) fateevahage: free varie | th ML SEI rate | Re ae ene Been | eee Mle: eat Sol ater pm oie a OT ‘wast LAWRERCE 
PL nD ‘ $50, terms | ‘or only $14,500 this 116 Woodward . : | select. Vist ; on terms you OW ———— TORY REBU Buising m : and New 
| 5 3 NE 2 =| terials 
FRANKLIN B a Rochester. Mich t or phone HFC toda NER WITH ATTRACTIV v, Softener. J yea UILT WATER rices is omen Tal 
Hlender : Briel tierce eR AY ONE ___OL_1-6781 ’ bedroom home E2 | pds) WO 6 PT papa PRArtinun seme Geert O Wy 
Jerson St evel, 11 rooms, 2 tiled | RAY ONEIL, R A GOOD GOING at poorer ee wea Seetaren ssa Aco Ame oe : 
wacclem 1 sas 26 ft. living room. casas: 262 8 Telegraph Realtor ee icreaais ) USED CAR BUsI- Househol ee walls, wilh wade plemsres | FRE rm_Ave. FE 43573 SURPL US. L Ua cosmarwenee rock 1 th, 
Hares ab pee eron oft W a cee basement. gas heat \re- FE 3-7103 ph Rad Open 9-8 _FE 4-0151 interested call. sehold Finance equity for lat e his $1,975 = EZERS. UPRIGHT FAMOUS Material IBER *& hardware m of 
schools aod Mi Cluse to! more, Call fo landscaped lot ral FE 80789,  BARBE Cor i tree & clear It model car. Bball brand. Scratched, te OUS 5340 High a Compan} oe Feas Galant he 
dad bath in excellent cond: sre. Gall tor more information | For Sale Lake P Prop 44) nes FOR SALE. |"? 8 Sasioans ati session mmmacietenpes” Se URS Se ait No | “ANC land Rd. 'M.t9) OR 37002 oon 
tion. Bas i cona)- ~_ }. ee —_ d flr, Kay Bid : FI orders please, Mic ( 00) OR ES | UNLOADIN 
areas? Galce” weisesstns ' [ae SO ene On in: << © Kdw. M. Stout. Real poreecen Orchard Li tk. Ave. No mone HOR | FENCES bp hrag selected items. = 
pestecety priced’ or si1- m1 _ | cibee 3 bedroom PONT gi 3 COLORED 77.N gAGINAW ST . Kealtor cleaners. a maken 1 VACUUM _FREE_ IMA FHA re ean att = ne. % s 
month, Sosy $% | basi ene Ave. sajen “Toda LOANS © ae PM “ne $00, vance” Dathyie Rie etrie, A DIRECT BU YI Mul Rd rose. it Sine 
6 Joinin ve "i = n c = ot 
= Redrooms Wi is ront acre with fruit Ding leke- GROCERY STORE ~ Weil PAINT SALE = | See ve een. THE BEST 2 oes on 
OMS foie _ 900 Indianwood Rd tablished. Good c eile : Of discontt runs LDER STYLE 5 = BUY! 
: Orion MY 2? s Rd t 4 commer joca- $2 nued colors. R good. $15. EM c. We ope : and up. 80 South 
Excellent west «ide joc ' . U NIO 22-4152 ion Teo icludecnran *COMMURTTY: 5 TO $500 sanders and potlchers ent our FULI { 3-0532 | We perate our own kiln Thompson Perry, G. A 
ia Geelined street Nal pe as OPEN EVF aC Heel it LAKE BLOCK TO. ener and one 3 Ley 0 BE. LAWRENCE ‘eave py of floor finishes a elice. coale arte ee eae me SCO. our own units | WOOD pron eS o : 
paved tree-lined strre ton. FE 44328 OBESE - ho dee Bones Pre cn eo : PENG E 8-042! -ARNES waxes.| 2.3746 uitable for porch $20 “SCO-GLY ALUMINUM COMBI- 
Lot 50 x 234 and school - 2 WwW HURON : sandy beact bus, and” sing for $125 h  Rent- ; 7 ~ Y SFRVICE UL = LLAR | WW A tq = dy 20 FE rl al. I) nation doors and 1. 
All 1 SPLIT | : ouse 1. Story and bh Full 25 per month. LOANS $2 ‘ lL. Goo eee a indows doub) windows. 
bright rooms. fir arge Starter LEVEL i ea basement 3 alt) ull basement S $25 TO $506 742 W HU D USED 32 = : e hung. 24x 16 FE 4-2521 : 
bat A eiace (al conocer tees wen na0 living itd 3 bedrms. 16| imamediat stoker hea’ BAXTER & LIVINGS . si ; RON trie hi GALLON ELEC- 28 x $10.50 aN , 
pe extra lavatories eh ubag ~ree Rouge eine a ictute x roomy mith 1 Anderson 0. eciee possession  $1.- 64 W Lawrence ‘ne toe a “ oP teem in MILFORD AREA wed By tirnace Hester Com ine Douvietiune 78 x oy res BENSON LUMBER co 
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acttlel estate. De etre. | don Finttle one payment. Gor.’ ~sned jot peentiful did nines, too! | “ equ oa 1.900 ei 200. cash My ¢ R 3 2948 cond. Rras.¥ Triple picture uilieas 24x20 . $23.30 W RECKING BAR 7 
> Ne sl) tains y EM 3-0482, for de- C&T Rarage cash Almost new 2 iN AINBOA\ yp ee 1 uc it a oes against GREEN NDE HED IKE NEW pngemer 4axae w sides 18x34,| All materia} GAINS 
P ssEnes OO a pat Cash Gn ey sepia! ted $t.- FE 22614 502 —§ PADDOCK as eh HAY For LIVESTOCK “OR cd nara World BUeziNe © e Rexeeiae Sear Srpckeg $3 u 238 & 248 eee & 2 hy i 
ontiac Tratl $595 DOWN SS ie ae Ua acant.| DUE 190 PARTNE hat baie you? MA 9-0666. GUARANTE —. Heat 95 
i C elcon y Brok-| culttes. wil SRSHIP DI S25 2 + a »-0666 ARANTEED  F a. IP S 85) ee 
Near Walled 1 Complete cost Sore ot s0065 me "Phone MUtual childrens” sacrifice ladies FP| On > FTO SN a CHEV. TAKE OLDER fg Raivnnten 4 REBUY ACIO cee to Pao st iy Py ks ie\\alveciae 
Near) Walled (eke 2 -er?] mediate possession A 3 can DUNHAM LAKE - pipet Ay wear shop On tour own signeiu - eure or oc equity OR 54818 ty Revinator es hes ma ritnoos Lake Rd EM _3-4148 | | se; olverine « Umber Co. 
dining room, de g foom.| oak fi ardrobe . closets, sel | lots. Only } *RONTAGE | including fi 000 inventory ther security, Up to Yes : a REPLA eu | OOM FIXTU 5 8 Padd 
; 5 lots ay ng fixtures ntory, 10 repay. Our serv 24 mor ts bf O CEMENT par | tow URES, YOUNGS. | ock FE 2-971 
and % bath fi n. kitchen ic feces: tile bath, vanity apie from $8,000 available Priced | ee ed aa $6.000 cash friend} ur seftice is qui Stl OR TR akiand Ave RTS n kitchen, of] and G8-| WE BUY 32-0784 
Beceeemnebanelelh floor. 4 Only 2 to | birch-paneled din Vve-| _3-8082. Chapin Realtor, OR | Cstablished main highway in weil) 5-8121 y and helpful Phone CK. ig atu IR TRADE GAS STOVE FE p4on «-BBCES Hot water Steeee ML | chines, USED WASHING MA 
ished recreati ath up Fin. May 2 to sel]. No payment aay TARE | No reali lake shopping atea or visit us at our eter Fic UMINUM CABIN. CRUIE washer & b REPRIUEH ATOR ere Automatic wat steam bot) | ~ wringer type. FE 45160. 
beac (Scar garegel cd oll ¥. Trades accepted’ until" LOors 1 FOR COLORED F Berea ee 88, Pontiac H office Excellent condition Pow SER ~ : ‘baby crib. FE 2.2754 | ware. electri er heater hard. M aa 
= mM 3 HP J ,_ Powered bs HOTPOINT i54 and ca; suprlies ct achiner 
_ trees and ar arage | Fruit Gr R ‘Si Borl id) Fonti¢c Pre PEO GOING OUT O © & A \ ennson) Compict NT DRYER. $ nd tile galvanized . crock A Yy 6O0A 
- $00, term en area $22... © ESALE SELL OR REN = G OUT OF HA : uto steering whee: remot ‘ a ES _EM 3-2684 2 pipe and fittings copper. black | 5 
maalts = down buys this G 1 come on pe Rey 2 eaMicyer IN- | hae: ess, BPS paint. nme ] OAN CO a electric starter ey Ae HOME FRE Fil) Paint and Super oon Bros: | ; Bie Avs sea WORKING co 
10 Acres, Orchard gage Ai enol cs anort:| Ht Sa down. On 3201s, from 40 Ai" ‘0 per cent marae are | IN Perce ‘st. ~ ( | late eel meet land contract, 1 new ne april Shes RS 26835  HELOHTS: 8U TPPLY $300. Wa led_ ont oe and accessories. 
. ‘ | AWIITL | nt off Silvers) y St. \Corner Pikes Ask for M r housetrailer = © ght GE fioo F A 4-2615.__ 
Apple orchard wit Aol Wardrobe closets cul VHITE LAKE _erest Hardware 2580 Dix ul : or Mr Brown uP 1 $300 1 18 uprigh r mod- BROOM A FE 4.5431 | HOBART ARC 
fruit trees with other budtet tile bath, soak 4 : lel | ED On T — : like new. $2 ght Ben Hur 8 ND UTILITY 206 “WELDER. 3 PHASE 
SL tincnte sete (ee ae giewer gost.) fattce™ Basement iin anty SHED BF fo Suc eee Ge Lect tite mae reset S030 Value SA nciteaa Fle Pa Tia Shain ‘sae 
Come. $5 500 . {in birch ovely kitchen. w boat A ish shanty S15 ~ | Sees west side location Sem N Main St.) Rochester” Ave. = 15 rehard Lake — “20118 
fenen b o brick h cupboards. vent far with rea ‘ large wooded \ O S be ungalow with ful ‘on Semi KITCHEN _Rochester B 5. e ee 
Firepiace built i to becemeut 6s) heat oii Blocks. ia 31000 mE 5 a YARD ie tal Diitewa vali Alcan int See genteel DOU. | aE Eoe Osota HALF -AN \ ___Do I “It t Yourself ol 
ith radiant h semert at » school and bus I : | or will disco . Onit ng Storms & -' intransit /¢ I 1 model, marred yke Mkt sass challange ee 
eee with cn eee te ai, mmedi- Rabcieaae ee , ONE . a aon blocks from bus Close tae up Scade will fix | BASEBOARD HEATING aT an | FO 
hage. Reduced price ot Jf For coLorED roy ty der Lavender N i eS ins OOO! ug Cade A ton ae, cheats Puscece 36 Or. | eee Beece ea Lele Suck: R RENT 
ecuipment! for includes ail ope paca ivee vow jmmediate BR if “Highiaoa guane ! Seaboard Finance Cn Brown sk for Mr. SSlULNATOR REPRI _ _90 8 rr GA Thompson’ (RAND None SrEAuEns 
hom ts nice 3 bedro a 3303 or MU Ww _’ Parking N a . ola. El ' RIG. 9 YrRa | Cc = ' ROWN DR saws 
) Acres. Ranel home ‘Laige living room bedroom Sas sovertacerg VE A ele gee As _ 1185 NORT Eenaner LTE BROWN, Rew ola Elec stove 17) Phileo ee) Exell E (RECLAIMED) FE OPEN SUNDAY 
Frente anch Tlome heat, or a at crement uicae or Sale Lots 46, R YOURS Ess . RY STREET = (1362 W_ Huron N. Realtor machine on vas sewing | ality Delivered < 3-9239 aes 
Frontage on 3 rosds, scenic Perel (enna ae cuineg nn Men eee Cl © 4c OL Ie . Evenings call On FE 24s KENMORE AUTO aU RP LUS I Uy FO SABFORD 
Beak nee bree capenl He teens EAUTIFUL FLORIDA LO Ao eOuUlchin ae ee ENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER Material [BER &) w R RENT 
home all ullra brick ranch fron ected, utilities in one eke: o* a for good used G SILVERWARE Fasy Spin Dry wash $5995 5340 High! Sa Com | ail paper steamer, fi: 
cae Barn farearsen anal Ji : ‘ Lake Biue wht = costelie's on Offers yo p in $900 sell FE 24876 or TV of will | | exis squere ub, athe! : riety CASH on nd “ise oF “082 | hace Lert need ‘sanders. fur. 
tee at W er Hi a ke apt - 8 96 i 8 ee e Vacuum sur 
‘rough Ese Gt sey lm illiams PERRY ACRES Ses your own service gation bus TR ace {OTBEON eR ECTRIC | FAka Ab! sive ‘Tetrigerator ° ee ve Oe “Work., Tvel & Paint. ceene rs eee 
Ideal for small, REAL ESTATE Sacrifi year earn $8,000-89,000 a _tica Ore ss range. Pre | Frigidaire | retrig. ate) LE FLUORESCE E 5-6159 U 
subdividing $49, sna or 1218 Baldwi & INSURANCE } iflee for quick i with an investment ak ly new c- Several good $0000. most moder NT LIGHTS. Pr a 7 a a CiNTTACHINES 
| terms | n Ave FE 60547 arge int 1 block aoe: metre e as $1,000. Tt of a WATER 50 - MILKs A APPLLA used TVs. | dinett m lights for kitch SEWING MA 
__ FE_ +05 Webste ck off M able i he locations fo SOPTENER. on ¢ = NCES es and re hens, | in INES, 
S905 DOW ~ it ster, 25 N _ A. mmediately: ‘avail or desk, ch TRADE ' LARGE MI_6-1300' $12.95 creation roo aint. aged rapery materia! 
ford. on 8-312. Washing in on. | RErry near M _offer chrome set or m = CRIB AND MAT Sie te renee fe 08. facts En rmica jamb ial. 
Te 1 ves 2 E adison rt EM __ 3-4029 ake Brand new ATTRESS., actory Show ctory marred. | ee su ing and elec- 
Oy nnett Inc. ! New fete Weeks ecro ie a 200. r FT. ON weet, Auburn & fee oan ompany WANTED | ae 2 * Oren ard Leke A Fur: eee Suwon nea neee| Devs (5:30. ts goon Uf ondedchae 
REALTORS | basement. Til oom Full t iscount fo uburn & J IVING RM. 8 ve. v= 3B Lake Montcalm | os 10 
28 © Huro tree RE 8-676 bath Other ex- a0 rcash. FE For f ohn R Some good. sm $15: UITE, $35, RE _pyy, “6 Ww Builders . 
open Evenings: aod Boteeviae Jerome. Building Co __WE + o Gs rexist READY FOR BU SUN OIL CO. - TORRIS MUSIC aaa Peds maaan, Mehr - ASH WAY oe —| Sale Mate Ge aa ay 
— Bde A - -4200 g Some on pavi ILD. . : 4 tC 4S LAW ) sica od: 
aa n : TR 2-81: oN, _Tele . AWSON | — _ EOOEe iy 
LOW DOWN PAYME Near Walled Lake a $1500 up eels Sales Dept 302 PONTIAC wir gravo FE. 2.0567 Caine oe $45. CHAIRS 812 Aero PRICE : s 62 
Drayton Plains. cree. 3b 1$7§M1 DN... S60 ] and churches. res. schools | Efh_Mr_ Bridges. VE 7-256 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG ee HQUITY IND a 2 LP an e$4 Lamps MA 41270, Rock! epee lots of 30 $119 a oehitins REED ORGAN. GOOD 
room, hardwood cd) ag, N.. SOO PER M 7195 W I WICKERSiHA a CAST ae = Bedrm 2 Tull/becemeny fo se at 8 SERVIL REFF 5 Ib undle, lot« of 30 | | _ condition. FE 5-3456 . 
beat. Aluminum. HecEs 91) Moves ¥ DR WO) egos MAPLE, M M eppre ; LONNS ic very good neigi ered) at: or and Gast 5 -FRIGER- bag joint cem $ 94 ACCORDION SALE A 
m storms ah | 2 OS Ue Me F AYFAIR 6-62! LETS 1 - a 2 bed ghborhood for?  SOUr cou pate (Heateriiten | Serre Dine ent $210 | DION SALE. ALL SIZES 
screens. Brand n 5, and room home nea cozy 2 bed- LORIDA LOT se a Sa ATEN to SMO Near Tm. on ground | age OR 3-0164 af Go erat eee 2 10 Accordions ic : aL SIZES 
cant. Sell or nay and va- vidually desi r Drayton. Indi-| Pree onl “$5 DOWN, FULI BUSINES a bus. Can pas = level MORSE SEW! fier a (2,28 X's" ply wood $465 ners 6 loaned free me 
e. ~ y gned fo vy $133 H “| ILS : ” Hines th ome ; NG MACHINE ale el . 5 with less begin- 
3000 DOWN Seles — of eee ceuratlin ae ty Close to ign. ary adjoin- | INESS ito pute Pees tose Ce Pig ee Ee CEISe $5 Eve Se te cate nt sce oo tor Mie Fe bows, Pree prices, 
. Separate di iy electrici 5 : ae “xt doo : $02 “CORDION 
3 bedroom Modern ki ining room churches. city, phones, _..s MATTPE = : oor frames 0: NS FROM 
Zoto‘peet cium 'worms | ih a Mereens, woxito floc] Bez fe ae a | ceany WHEE TRADE PSSES 4 epminos, ue Plich door ior an Lith) Nea Sireaminea ti hath 
screens. Applia a « neighb ot ‘ss ‘pest Fi ' river Nom e lake shore | bed our house or lot for 3 Springs a attresses. and (osise int A-> ; - | and ed i120 bass, $179 5 
cluded, Off No: padi in- matic heat. Qu! orhood. Auto-| ©RE nd oe for food or entertai room new brick lot fot 3 fabri re of 4 flerent : e3ax3! oor Jamb« $495 | up. Accessories and : 
erry St. full ck possession $@.-| 30% 82 I. Good gross. R ager Fj Full basement. ranch home ice otherwise abs olovedw7, 283! s bulis Brass pei $293 | not included. Pri and taxes 
se, Do Bet es PS eR nanrac pen | mance Co. rrsageneimidie G0" othe siaiisuresger bay geraee eB enanae witeat otce, me. em 
| bedroom brick ay! - elay —see| PARTICUL i | ; * j WE = ee them values. Come an Bl ag | i ins. Call colle - 
+ | : d anket ins . | 1520 ot, LAKevi 
a Hardwood floors, Gher okee Hille! LIKE | Take One Pontiac __ For or Sale le Clothing a ae Orevardsek Ave meceeects| (3x4 Ha Suton 100 ft M ato] Wany GRO eee Detroit .< 
ile bath. Paved 3: Look a APL oor pock $85 0 8 3 LL 
street, Northeast tecation! | MACEDAY LAKE eeaned’ forts ft. sites were, Pea tnd you will want i Drayton Plains CHILDREN s CLOTHIN me fay chair Apne Renee | “Collinge colors tt. $8 Sap awh ince Geomscs tod) fe 
$600 DOWN 110 © * “. protec r. and restri or your own Ht | : . oe sizes 3 4 G. BOYS iol chairs, st ort, 4 up- sk for our 4- $‘10) om ONIC, LOU] 
| [ < > t, toda cted to oY . Now grossin | = F , & 6. girls 8. all Studia couch, ck price page “Cach-Way ' ahogany _finis: = 1s Xv, 
3 bedroom hom anal Front Lot SS and y's wemer er $200,000 € i , E _5-3458 . 7.10 & 12 3 Il table, jamp nest list. li ay | mod bh, floor di 
’ f : This .ot multi-level ranch | qui per year. Re- \ Walled _2 whee isc. dishe covers. B i materials und model. Large dis splay 
oi] heat bee e. tile bath i cozy 4 year old el homes! res substantial do aie Lake GIRLS SUB- | vee. trailer TE ier b _ Bright and drv der sult. Calbi count, terms to 
lot. North seunres Large _ home has tiled b. 2 bedroom aS ment. wo pay- | new TEEN CLOTHE 7 \ BURMEISTER: | Sagt Music Co 
Cc ath, L e o Ve cs. LIK . —— TEH'S _ Saginaw, “ N 
soon! Only 610 500. Bett aoa iteca |e eee = Ges Leke RA MICTIIC. Ute: eises SY Seesonavie Sire | aber en ee enero ed NO N | AL! 
WED BUY & sel Better call peas | ; ee ioe anes Faph Ra MICHIGAN BUSINESS la GuWUTNGEcLEATHEA COE 5 Waly oe cs uM ER - B. ARGAINS . 
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: \ ‘ ne dl Cc AI FOR YOURSELF. © \LES CORPORATION... ; 2078 aipaca lined. ite 1 FE ne VE aioe - 940 Cooley pth a co. dents, Rental aon ere ata: 
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ahe property | RL B IRD, Real JOHN A LA NEE | MEN’ yg Qual. ITY ¢ CLOT! _ FE 2-2257_ ypen 8 AM To 8 Pun 3-4171 i caches ~ Heeann of them in new : 
i ene N ealtor | .1573 8 NDMESSER. BROKE NEED A FINANG HING, 38-29 PRIVATE — ben TY DEMING st _PM. Daily | chase @ our rental pur- 
WH Fe cant stlopal Bank Bigg, | STTELEORAPI RD. [| Us a “coat PE stoves pm SUEAVIND Se ne ee ceounte ene MORRIS MU . 
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& HARGE *R CO. * a 21S. i ROCHESTER MAIN sT. ONE | MILK sae on rn, DOOR NER: Order Classified © alé Household Goods 57 a ee ac caus) new resi DINING. sect aees cl ected oan ‘Telegraph me ge 
RON STREET : | home. Ideal with older) _9uir / STORE. 206: priced $70 Bo ot OMPLETE. © MERCIAL : 
EVENINGS, FE ze : OR 3-1395 I 600, Mote] st’ re 446 M15, Ortonvil IN. Ads (¢ BURNER Convertible sota speake “JURE 1 BOX. ; 
, FE 58163 | 5660 Dixie Hw i t¢. Only | MODERN s to sell, re 7 light GAS STOVE. W priced $50 Bot bed cost $200: | apenas) ane wonderful 15 
tig ‘Oren Eves, “Ul 8 Sun. 10 “ul 50 Cheesy phir omnes eee ee. sor i “Equip. nt, find a afta" Hmer, Good cond. FEB aah 17 Beth verfect cond atu pias fused” and rinnell Play 
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te + 6 call FE 5-3463,/ the \\V a gsser. | bookcar a le "| w $45; aun | NEW _ CO CORNET. 
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a tiie rll, Okla CORE : wea ee a FE “ese P OR _ good ump. “TON Tom cKUP \\ We d ado RAD - xfor 4 WS oo oe 180 — t oi gpecia svat bee $ oe Hadlo. eater Paras 8 : 
Pla Del FE iar, A m. sharp DISP onan Ss 7 oat : ee ST ok mac out | 55 d AT ea throu a re Mc 53 Ford & R&I i aces os mite 2- DOO! ord \ 
are x Poel see are i ERS 77 leer WW i. glen) AKE | rilice stUP 53, 619 ES roughout iv aie 30 Olds sun mate Deane Hunter ae Garces : 3 
OA nts, Tr obs conta are mee mee AL SAL s new at TS il 1 Pat For Sale, Peo aican a 43 Chea 1057 te My ae shane {FS Brand ne oS reitdess. with | 32 Piro aie 8 “6 flusier at's 1 et ee < 
KLA ees. Fr elfe red ade ast fal rtin E on ryiner F n 8st B e re _ ton Ol role < | nee = SLE _ 8-252 er ‘ Bread new os 4-99 Ws. Nee : outh Ni wago $ 3 3 PO 4-27 food Che one. 000 \ 
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— & TRE rubs milk Li open a eR Hol uth: ene e and 50 b : ; mve pel Ny ; & wer eate delu NEW 1 LINCY sacri ow NW | Po LYM y-Mad cites 4 $ 95 full om Bir Co \ 
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a r alles De. pe sta over, ean pes Ss oats & aw naitied Meet | o7 F dil! iE a arb ee Gnd outs cine Oreste aM er. 3 ae B 100 > ene Sl pe _ TO c 
Sale t. rm ed ove lor uly ° b est rs liatited” 1e b je tors | "36 or ac } o side eer er 1 tes "Ee vs stat &. I all all. ER E D { 4 H AN ! 6 P Cie Cc 4-72 Tas P, 
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REG eae. 69 Hott mes. 3 Aly coeree s8D or) su aban A price r of rh ae 8p ue at at be could c om-I nee A sor RIAL. § mi Me ae ELY &H MI) ; 1955 mile Ip one 8-25 A 9: 
\ il AR off yard, a bane 80 jete ipe 1O aidwe! H Gator 1957 3. Bulck ee rd 2 $ r can ees her sDad-Bt Ue oR 785 3 E | ore lt ie Ape NO w d BU age | ow ST ol R \ 
pies. TO jam TU _ 3F2 & 8 ar ale acr li HIN‘ wa gt or 71 Pi ck Ha H op dr sons | © SF Gal old be ish re iy De FE 1AR $225! 53 1 7500 Vere M HITE | an 1c F ae ARCHIE \ 
AKC | _¥E Y FP s TPE 464 Bob een Sota Stun 3 et helene S re, 398 Hoe E ont Hoe ardtop | $1805 or Cal aeree en aoe of Eve freee 25. | M ; fepiae ON coe E401 16. CHI fe 
: A ob Wile ®, Pro hea S cias| ats O 3904 E aller | °5 be Sate op. 95 | — A MA‘ caesar a RR ETE a fe 9512 OP eee Harel of EY. ad: SPF _$0!22 000 EF. 
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ed ER | rem | Li, 8 id ope bene Du fay] o ne, hing & Por ust | on Pontine dr. is 9p . $1565 | T_P AKE lters Bee iS 22568, E de LUM - } cond. Cc ONT ro s! met ord ter DR 10: 
Es Ep PU tele ELL sorrerxi uran NEW ENE MARINI Acce 2S 33 Ford ieee Full - ost | AYM OL 5 Tine |B WE duie 8 > DR resi i B Doce EREY er; 18 Be B conv DRY gees \ 
AKC 3-230: with ae PsS— | d_ jot CON erkin pat eine te ‘pares ine beat Sy era let wales vowe > ENT. OW e| Bra =PpT a hieere IVE jess te y Cor -~ H VE a4 F es ert:b! $895 : 
Racist e e vo tellt Be . \ s my nis s. Auc Oc HP A su si RA | 55 yor ate er. 1305 | OW CA und Ey —_ ee ON iments 1PE Riz RY at nerd eae . ; 
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are “G it hold! D COCKE “ now | 20 M Ne SD —— USF W Ta “More : | = ‘ue ee extra oe Sis N | een oases DODG! | low of sion ey RAN - tar | Ina bo 98 “ nice Cc OXF a R HIG ha: = 
es. ERM ‘or ER i th ae b X H . > D E on i 2 Fc tlac op ent 1195 | RS Q-dr 1 ‘i mi nee qheater AIBI = 1956 wob aed - ust “ORD inu 5 
fomt AN Ea 2 Pt | Ww VIE eg! 1¢ <= : q 1) : ‘53 ae c Rt entu Var $1075 3 & sed fib ngis nter $668 ny A ER Ch rak an. . iom- 34 utes Siar 
Cc eas. SH ster. DP. e I: ns ) = nl \ _ 52 he 4 arc! ry ps 79 TR ral am al N m utom: ce Po ev es. | po $5 f PO MI M 
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BR EG yeas Rk large 6 L OF L OR RO oe oe $0 : ALO] Ss = 1 ioae ie oak c 185 rende” on ¢ new | ec AC! GA P S 
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peas ANY TTTA PU | Nala n orace Cor Sy Lr rE FO -1753 mud ‘ uto atle $ 95 | 9 : : R he 1e 5 ard, rolet 8 ord one hard -§ pda ie Nor R ARCH OA ct: 
BO, ason. NY ! P- ay 20 jar we c mimi ALE sailt RA E 5 R | A S| ar se 89: > __™M < k —— B tr F Cc ow rat 5 953 rust H EF. _ 8-252 _ 
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4 an or yc e 33 at on new a 505 | aed ,) 3-2750 cES SPE ean 5 Bl = 1935 Mus. $ 4a gin TIA FE os R- : 
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Be A A cco | you isis to estima ct aul C is Ge ria) a K “9 8 ons = Ne E ed » DR Lk 195: ts ages yaa AR pow ids &Dr. i eoie ty Ztone “HIE -) w 
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mi C reg: PI ro : sada File rime fe still uc Se 50. He oe 8 Ot I — i! Ree ALS Pa me | AGAv acs or LE ike | of 6751 : FRO “35 95 ff OR ws Gt — 
miles off NBC! ———— oon iqui ppra mice e Pi er Wie K rvic I IRI 6 n $3 1 096 er wh 8 WA F el Ge A 5-078 OR pm Ss Apl Di S M P Pee D 948! G 
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ze NAN Brenton ¥ | fo cece manag be ens conn pro- RIDE T rer NORTH ei) “|| oN a7 Co tuater a R ur v-8 G I —— PAR hway We $ PON cc OL RA i = 
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AKEETS . ENO phe Lu ate shied co ec Lunch 7 Bans ° TUDEN: E Sees Ie 195 F yeu tb MI vo nn hh A mom fe = Ev Da tone P : FTA 2 
Plies, 14). Ban ks LIS On: ? tart sab are me t du neh HE at RF TS a0 R r : <2 OR R FA on Ww hev to Wy A LY _- , Ab eW as ATA IN. 
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CA F 8 _E eee rag € cea a AL LAN A Noted CF 2 TO ss 165 TR E 8 po- NEW | 25 ar | oy Vor eswai Maly = mines : 6. 
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ar eg. FE reaped LL 8! F * shop of OL on NG ¥ qd | P OW me Nig ‘ 5 S FOR = eae bah! LES Ga | ans ea He I R sll. 
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Tra a nels mua ean n Ho ae ul e P. | 88 MS 1 i It utte es - \ a w ) cre pay Y N LER E 5 ice nea R 8 | For Iver $7 ae Gk. 
= ined on bab Tato | FT use | HO’ AY iil ele Juet y m i 08 : , ttt - 7300 ments MC WA nt CAR. AT Pans os; em ae De 595 sv L 
ae if _ 2 tra Ww Mi alle ale ( Yadi > x Spee s of ONET DE AR PAY _F eee of ae DsMOBILE N_R 
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venue Marie SHEP! EA ITER 18 E} pa 00 M OLD oD Y | : = 307 Hi FO GIN oN ne 1ON i— T Me en ad} : lit wa EA oe 
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A o ; 1 e entlae ES eves ce $: 4a L: Je on cade 4 323 V-8 43 "55 9-2560 e d ‘a } Ss RU \ r : ‘ 
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fall ou Sir: aT 8-206 BA ANISHED OF 41202 Lains to TIME COW MINU SFE row 30 No 724 pee Cee SALES ane ie Be at RANCH | eco Same e ys AR G R i 
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TONIGHT uN 00--WIR, News WXYZ, Breakfast Club 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone 6:00—WJR, News, WWJ, Bandstand CKLW, News, David WWJ, Harris, Maxwell 
WWJ, News WXYZ, News, Surrell WJBK, News, George CKLW, Heatter, Davies WXYZ. Wattrick, McK a CKLW, News. Specs WCAR, News, Martyn WCAR, Martyn, Spts. . engle) WJBK, News, Beliboy WPON, News, C Lewis WPON,. C. Lewis oy ag oo oe WCAR. News f : 
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WCAR, News, Page WPON. News, Sports 2;00—WJR, Wendy Warren 
WPON News. Weather 11:36—WJR, Music 9:30—WJR, Jack Harris tala ie enone 
6:30—WJR, Dinner Date WJBK, U. of D. Mag. CREW Mews. M7) Lanitt CKLW. News, Davies WWJ, Bob Maxwell WJBK, News, Reid WXYZ, Sports geld ds (chad Godfrey 
CKLW. News, Chase ews, True Story .- ’ WCAR, Page's Party TUESDAY MORNING WXYZ, Jim Backus 2:30—WJR. Cpl. Next Door 
WPON, Music with Mason 
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WXYZ, Morgan WWJ, News, 
WXYZ, Fred H. 
Wolf 6:00—WJR, News, Roundup 
Roberts WJBK., News, CKLW, News, Mary Morgan 
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WPON America to Knees WWJ, One Man's Family 
CKLW. Shiftbreak, Davies 
WPON. Don Zee Show a we TWENTY-SEVEN 
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Revival of Comedies, 
Decline of Musicals 
By CHARLES DENTON 
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — One of 
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CKLW: Album Timer 4:30—WJR, Voice of Agricit.| 11:00—WWJ. News, Wood | WCAR, News, Page surgence of situation comedy and x e -In A832 WJBK, Income Tax CKLW, G Nunn. T. David WXYZ, Paul Winter | $:30—WJR, House Party fewer musicals on their home| Payne said he had several leads hE et wieke oe Gecres Win nicks Ernie Ford | WWJ. Woman in House |screens next season. to the Saturday night shotgun! a 8: aarigcn | ec Andy | WPON: Spts., Mackinnon WCAR. News. B Martyn niet fa ales oa kk oe killings of Louis Wright, 49, and 71 b f | on MacKinnon XYZ. News. ‘Ken: “< £5 WXYZ M | Shorr 1:00-WIR hee WXYZ, News, McKenzie | The forecast, said Alan Livings- R. A. (Bob) Rogers, 65, but not years } ore WJBK, News,, Bellboy eee eee inet, Ge Music sows Gee ct Bands ton, thoughtful young vicé presi- enough evidence to make any ar- th Aj 1 " ea eee Please oe Kews, Teer David ‘ : wxyz. Wattrick, McKenzie ‘dent in charge of network pro-| = —— : soo far we've had to confine al @ rp ane i 
wee Mary Line wcak wee —_— WBE. News, Aaclech jgrams for NBC-TV’s Pacific Divi- WINTER'S WIRE WHEEL—Old Man Winter was the mechan lot “ot our investigation . ques- | f oa ake WPON. Early Bird Club Seasvay arscencon WCAR, News, Page |sion, is based upon the bitter and} j¢ who worked on the wheel of this car to give it the wire-spoked tioning persons who were in the| G&W began 9:00—WJR, Weather 7:30—WJR, Music Hall ve — 4:30—WJR, Music Hall ithe sweet experiences of the cur-| effect. Spotted by a winter-conscious photographer at Scottabigff, inecr tavern when the depulic © peas WwW. Telephone Time WXYZ, News, Wolf 12:00—WJR, News, Wells WWJ, Jim Deland ‘rent season, in which musical] « iv mn by l o a cutthe > Paral d till CKLW, Bible CKLW’ Sports. David WWJ, News, Maxwell CKLW, News, Chase h , ,| Neb., both front wheels of an auto, driven to town by a salesman, jwere ambushed outside.” Payne | 18) ing WJBK, News, Bellboy WJBK. News, George CKLW Grant, Livestock Shows avalanched into the TV sported the snazzy sports car look. The rear wheels featured noth- | cajq WCAR, News ; WCAR, News, Thomas 5:00—WJR, Philip Lenhart |market—and right out the bottom. sat ey Spore <: = Sale: | eo oso won, anus HOC LWIR, News. B Guest | WIBK: News Reid’ | UWW) News. Deland | ing but the usual road dirt. hoes | fine whiskey < e : ' ews > . | : 
WWJ, Nightline CKLW, News, David CKLW, &pts.. ce saz Westerns, on the othr hand, | Wright and Rogers, the father : CKLW, True Detective WJBK, News, George 12:30—WJR, Time Out. Music|) WJBK, News, McLeod continued to score heavily in| f 10 children, were killed as they . Sound Off WPON, News, MacKinnon WXYZ, News, Winter WCAR, Arthur Godfrey t f audi larity, h 0 SAU CHE ETE Cres ey 10:00—WJR, Symphony 8:30_WJR. M an CKLW. News, Davies WPON, Music With Mason tains oa sind im plc e stepped from their patrol car on 
WW. News, Music CKLW. News. David ors Sere 5:30-WJR. Music Hall seo Wah Cn I tn E M ( a outine check of the tavern) WJBK, News. Stero Sounds} WJBK News. George samy Need Gawcou WXYZ, News, McKenzie range riders of the previous ven en In Ongress located on State Highway 68 about te: te Star CKLW. News, Davies CKLW, News, Chase season were challenged by dozens : le th of here /JBK, y 9:00_WJR. News, Mrs. Page| WXYZ. Merv Griflit WCAR, 6ports ors” th / ‘ SIX mul€és nortn Of here. WCAR, News Ace WWJ, News, F. Elizabeth | WJBK. News, Reid WPON, Sports Slants of gun-toting “‘strangers’’ this esort to orse ay The probability that politics ° semester. may have entered into the slay- ° r Situation comedy, rather a neg- ing was voiced by Copperhill st lected format this season, will By EARL WILSON Mayor Emil Greene. a O ol y S e Sy. s10on rograms — — return in force next fall, Livingston “T think it was politics,"’ Greene [ said, but not in the slapstick, NEW YORK—Feuds, feuds, feuds! | said. “and most of those with : 
= flicker-witted form that proved so I’m glad I’m so peace-loving. i'whom I have talked agree.” I Channe} 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channe] 9—CKLW-TV successful for such pioneers shows Senators Wayne Morse and Wm. E. Jenner have a ! és * * * 
jas “I Love Lucy.” playful little feud. When Jenner called | Payne said he was uncertain TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS edy: Guest star Ed Wynn 11:00 (4) Price Is Right. s *« * Morse a “political evangelist,” Morse [85 to the cause. “I have heard . tries to pro.> he’s tall “What is needed,’ said Liv- retorted, “Then there must be a few Speculation it may have been pol- 6:00 (7) Mr. Danger. enough to play Lincoln—with, 11:25 (7) News. ingston, whose wife, Betty Hutton, ational Anvil: aroma ities. But it may have been per- 
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6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps for him , . that success is a little harder to/fimally gave up hope on Russia. | KANSAS CITY (®?—Pat Anthony 
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(9) Gangbuster, (9) National News. (9) Mary Morgan oe about Al mie “<r | with Lloyds of London. Lloyds * * * : (4) Death Valley. Adventure: (4) News: Westerkamp. arene rh wn eee wan Ge bets. her that she'll never be te took more in 100 stitches 
Man buys a hearse to honor| (2) News: LeGoff. 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. mistake: " '|under a size 40 and If she is, On his left 2 aids on pipes lete C t Hi-Fi wife on anniversary. ; ‘ they'll pay her about $15,000 - a sling aad peacucally. useless Comp = me " (2) Badge 714. 11:15 19) Weather. 1:00 (2) Susie The error shouldn't be charged |an inch—a year. Right now when he returnned 10 4i@ cape afi: Coste daterscen | HS | (1) Weather. Eliot. (4) Movie. against the networks, however, he’ ize 4144. That. it seems soos @ We Repair All Models | 3:10 (7) Sports: Wattri = ; he insisted, bat inst those | 528 @ Size 41772. ’ , er missing three performances. All Work G ‘cod 7:10 (7) Sports: Wattrick. | (2) Weather, (7) My Little Margie. hey baad toy ose kes her healthier by a half- | Teris ted h int i ° Estimates . (ah Movie: who actually decide what will be makes her hea er by ens von moun e at = point in Bi tet Id El i 
7:13 (7) News: Daly. 11:20 (9) Theater. Phyllis Calvert in) GS television—the advertis- Inch than Jayne eausiela hee vompnee ae si = 28-8582 — : “Golden Madonna” (49). 1:30 °(2) As The World Turns. ing agencies who purchase shows Pea tos * We leave ber perch and join five 7:30 (7) O Ss S. Adventure: A F7ent (4) Ss xyorts: Pe rk 7) a8) e for their clients. L i n d a Christian h as ‘ 5 Z rn a g r arker. (7) Topper. other big cats in a line lying on parachutes into Germany to (2) Sports. “T really don’t know what started| heard her rich boy friend the floor, . blow up research lab. | 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. the trend toward musicals exact-| has a secret gal stashed a a (9) Million Doliar Movie. 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. (7) Movie. jly,’’ he said dubiously. ‘The people} jn Rio. She plans to force Anthony cracked his whip and| Gene Kelly, “Living in a Big Charles McGraw. “Road- )who buy shows just started buying a showdown and maybe shouted. The ioneus lunged off the : Way” (47). block."” (’51). 2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth. them. Musicals are something the call off the marriage~ in perch ean hin tte dropped his | (4) Price Is Right (color). networks had avoided for years a LF | : = ; = whip, flippe white barr Member of Electronics Assn. (2) Robin Hood. Adventure: 11:30 (7) Night Court. Re-enact- 2:30 (2) House Party. because they're the toughest kind a ve 7 ee its Bie eaten it soma ee FE 4-1515 Fortune Lunting sheriff trails ment of court cases, (4) Kitty Foyle. of shows to do. doesn’t have to use Dody token Wa Wii aeeli  aarcad Clely macran sare man who finds Roman gold (4) Jack Paar. Japanese jazz’ “There's only so much you can| Goodman EVER under her lit at her and shouted some more. 158 Oakland singer Pat Suzuki. 2:50 (9) News. do with them, which means that) new contract. Depends on The lioness wheeled and ran to Open Mon., Lips od Fri. & Sat. 8:00 (7) Love thac Jill. Comedy they all must be pretty Much “attitude.” ‘her place, still snarling “es 6: Jack gets into marriage trap : 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. ate in think mosials will be eee | A * + when Jill plans to ship un TUESDAY MORNING (4) Matinee Theater jdifficult to sell next season. . A ae AV € . - ntl ro, f r = ! der-ayed model back to hill-| (7) American Bandstand, Ziegfeld Girl at 10! pense: crowd of 1,000 cogs eae RCA COLOR TV billy father. '6:50 (2) Meditations. (9) Favorite Story. yamean, impossible? When she SABRINA Morton show sponsored annually Sales and Service (4) Restless Gun. Western: 6:55 (2) On The Farm Front. in onesia eady got married she gave her age |by the Kansas City Police Depart- ; Young sheriff searches for 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. Vics 42. She was in the 1926 Follies. That made her 10. Simple ment. ida S$ RADIO-TV inissing father. (7:00 (2) TV College. (7) Do You Trust Your Wile? arithmetic—that’s all. “I don't think she'll give me any ; 2 Bane ne Comedy: (4) Today. (9) Movie. more trouble,” he said. “She's Open Mon. & Fri. Night an club member gets d: | 5 ; »| Epp uron FE 4.1133 with R maber gets date) - 9 -00 (2) Bri to nvad @ § an Lawrence Tierney will make. his comeback in a TV series, S°@"d to death of that barrel. wen ith Rennie, 7:30 (2) Cartoon Frolic. ao (2y Brighter Dey: “Civil Air Patrol”... Sponsors of Polly Bergen’s TV show went (4) Queen for a Day. | Ot 8:30 (7) Bold Journey. Adven-g.9@ (9) Captain Kanyzaroo. (7) Bandstand. Seeking Rebel Leaders into a big huddle . . . Porfirio Rubirosa’s wife wants him to| ‘Ballet Leaves for Tokyo DO-IT-YOURSELF ture: Ethiopian tribesmen. | (7) Cartoon Carnivan. |bow out of the Sebring auto races March 22... Ed Sullivan| NEW YORK WP — Sixty-seven TUBE TESTER (4) Wells Fargo. Western: | 4:15. (2) Secret Storm. on Sumatra; Warns Off | denies reports that he'll quit TV... Ray Anthony was rushed|members of the New York City | a 19 Kidnaper poscs as agent tog: (7) Biz Show. All Foreign Planes into “High School Confidential,” first film he’s made with his ballet company left here by plane Open Eves. ‘ti i ati Senne 1:39 ie E an ee Nignt. wife, Mamie Van Doren . .. Gambler Meyer Lansky came up today for San Francisco en route] HAMPTON ELECTRIC 2) Talent Scouts. 8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. (9) La ime. - : to Tokyo to begin a five-month ; ; JAKARTA. Indonesia ww — The| rom cuba to nave his ulcers treated, but the sour reception tour of the Far East 825 W. Haren FE 4-2525 £:00 (7) Voice. Concert soprano 9:99 4) Zomper Room. 4:45. (4) Modern Romances. Indonesian air force today said jt} 2€ got just made ’em worse. a 
Elaine Malbin. | had “intensified operations” TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: A local woman tells of her busy (9) Town Mayor. 9:25 (2) News. _ {5:00 (2)-Band Stand. ‘against the rebels in Central Su-|day: “I left the house five minutes after Dave Garroway and ; . . (4) Twenty One. . (4) I Married Joan. tee A spokesman said a troop] gjan’t get back till 15 minutes after Jack Paar.” S p ali g t ime Is the (2) areal i Sa 9:30 (2) Ladies Day. (7) pag lance could be expected at any That's earl, brother. ; : t T explosive Danny disturbs the (4) Amos ’n’ Andy. (9) mney Tunes . : ats household when he suddenly (7) Our Friend Harry, A report from Padang, the rebel eCoormebe 1st) right tim C to Insta becomes meek and mild. 5:30 (2) Beat the Clock. center in Sumatra, said rebel ya ate S| | ent 9:55 (9) Billboard (4) Files of Jeffrey Jones. |troops were keeping a sharp . ; ; op! 9:30 (7) Lawrence Walk. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. watch on the Central Sumatran Trial by Ordeal muabvi tree. Tribal lore has it that | ’ 
(9) Front Page. 10:00 (2) Garry Moore. (9) Serial Theater. coast and leaders there expected . | when the liquor is drunk to separ-_| (4) Tucn of Fate. Drama: (4S Dough ReMi. a landing attempt in the next few Kills 2 Women jate guilty from Tanoceat parties 
Jewel thief Charles Boyer (9) slovie Actor John Conte, Wife days: . : ne AS the. ay ee * . < V 8 a & Oison, > | 
uses his cas fo TES SD ine | : H Fi st Chi Id B * * * In Deep Africa muilty mee withe in agony Paes 7. tential victims. 10:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey. ave Firs a—a boy “Maybe four forces have landed die, - VK M U F F L E a (2) December Bride, Com- 4 s , or maybe they're about to land,” ss oe ' (4) Treasure Hunt BEVERLY HILLS, Calit/ @—A Pg hag yee ne ear | , ZOMBA. S.A. — Trail by ordeal * *« & LY ; a . ac sold Alr Force Capt. Agus soero-|hags resulted in two deaths in, 6-pound boy, their first child, WASiig He added that the rebel lead- Weaskland Zouk : | In this case the grandmother — ACROSS born to actor John Conte and his or. would be the targets of the JESRIANG, COMPA EPOCS. |perhaps to show her faith in the i Russian river | le j f | wife, Ruth, in Doctors Hospital landing forces and “we will scrup- -_ & | instrume nt o& justice also drank <<: 8 Rock and —— last night. oid inflicti ;-| After a child's sudden death {ts the poison, as did her daughters. | i ulously try to avoid inflicting cas u Bent racted The baby, John Charles, and his ualties on civilian populations.” |™Mother accused her own sister of The grandmother and the aunt, 14 Opersetel solo a? mother were reported do- The central government in Ja-| having planted a spell on the baby. died but the child’s mother sur: 
se ng fine. : To find tl lprit, the child’s vived. ’ 16 Western - i|karta,‘meanwhile, ordered all for-|49 find the culprit, the child's vi Ee Hemisphere _ Conte, the host of “NBC Mat: cion planes to keep out of air|grandmother resorted to the trad-, x * & g 18 Citts ] TA . nee ee a te TY llanes around the Indonesian  is-|itional justice and prepared cups; Now she is being prosecuted, | ) enret © 1008 sna tag 
21 Painting AN : ty : piece ay t ee rie 8Y S$ lands, forcing airline operators to|Of muabvi, a poison distilled from because trials by ordeal have been [GUARANTEE 
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83 Greek letter iq |ager of the Detroit Board of Com- ; makes' No charge. no obliga: | Today—No Appointment Needed 84 Permit an thence peach semderceese merce have been named to the) DETROIT —The Detroit chap-! tion. Come in and try it! ‘ KING’S 86 French HD rater " a a . p= eben , Community Council of the Institute ter of Americans for Democratic} wi Es sammers 9 Mouthward 28 Toward the 43 Musical of Labor and Industrial Relations; Action will sponsor the 1ith annual MeCALLUM & DEAN MIDAS Mides Muffler “Service ( . DOWN 19 ons an oa pecan side — \of the University of Michigan and Roosevelt Day dinner in Detroit MUFFLER 256) S. Sesinaw FE 2-1010 : distinction ° 17 Laundry 31 Mexiean dish 48 Network | Wayne State University. Prof. Ray- next Saturday, Speakers will in- 409 E. Maple, Birmingham MI 4-§230 | | - "(Next to Jerome Olds) snl ° Gavin = 33 ers ea) $ ‘$ogere a & Miller of Wayne State and clude Thomas Finletter, former s , ’ Open Friday Evening ‘til 9 shove | Open Monday thru Thursday tt 5:30 : $ Brign 23 Engages \ | 38 Group of animals — idney Fine of the U. of M retary of the air in the Truman Convenient Fr Parki ay cee of Share Friday ‘til 8—Satrday “Ul & + my down 24 Cup bearer seven ,| 80 North by Bayt med to the faculty council. | administration ee : | § Russian © ay , 2% Glacial ridges 401s overfond ~  (ab.) were na ‘0 y co s : ‘                     
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ymade available two sites in Si- - Few Change at U. of D [inereased interest in science at the To Direct Scout amp | * ‘dawn of the spac ». Vars Doukhobor Sect Set beria. | The Kremlin Frowns dawn of the space age. Varsity) ¢ | HOUSE PLANS The meeting in this Kootenay DETROIT « — Varsity News, News said, “Most students feel) DETROIT uw—Sherman E. Scott! i. o. area village, 240 miles - east’ of 2 student publication, said a survey that philosophy and religion are of Alpena has been appointed di- fo Leave Canada |Vancouver, B.C., was held out: | Wiggle-Hips Must Go of University of Detroit students "ecessary and major elements of rector of Camp Greilick for this’ Custom Drawn   
    
    = | doors. showed only nine per cent plan to education and life.” jsummer. The camp is 15 miles. OL 1-8200 KRESTOVA, B.C, (—The Sons) * , _ |increase science studies. The news-| southeast of Traverse City. Scott! EM 3-4931 
of Freedom, j fanatical disrobing, "arly in the proceedings a LONDON (AP)—Moscow radio said today Soviet girls |Paper said only three per cent are; About 1,055 boys are born for|is a district executive for the Boy, sect of the Doukhobors are ready [STOP of 15 women-in the centir| must stop wiggling their hips. There are other ways they can changing ~areer plans as result of every 1,000 girls. ‘Scouts of America. I 
       
   
  of the crowd disrobed.- Disrobing| Jet men know they are female. SS se es SS to leave Canada at once for the/has been a prime weapon of the ; ; ; : ‘ : = 10) ; $8 uld suit the shape of her figure, Soviet Union if the British Colum-/Freedomites in. their long cam. A woman’s dress shoul 2 P 8 bia government wil] assit in their| paign of passive resistance to Stressing her contours and grace,” the brosdicast noted. But 
transportation, a member of their Canadian authority. it added: 
council said today. The Freedomites are a numer- 
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of the sect yesterday. jada late in the 19th century to “This may be good training for girls of fashion abroad A delegation which recently escape Czarist oppression. | who shamelessly indulge in rock ’n’ roll with its hideous » ROEBUCK AND CO. visited the Soviet Union reported ————— : - : on the trip. It was disclosed last ‘Tes lintanleversreeni bustiotithe| Peli Wlpeeanen: SEEN But this is not at , 
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