keke TIAG; MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY’18, 1950 40 PAGES oe Schimmel Favors Program ES |Conference Opinion'S jin Ike's School Aid ‘Plan US. fo Continue Atomic Tests in Pacific Area. Nuclear Blosts Set for, Two-Hour Fire Hits: | School Being Bu z = i F tor Hf ze ¢ ? j 4 k i i! i q i i H iH ERE H g Mh j sponsoring fund raising campaign In addition to Washington and Detroit, ‘tele- planned from New York, Moines, Houston, Cleve- i vision pickups are cago, Los land, Boston, Portland, Ore., and Atl Secretary of Defense Wilson will speak at Los Angeles. Postmaster General Summerfield will be the speaker at Portland. Speaker for the dinner at Detroit’s Masonic Temple will be Admiral Lewis W. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. — Chairman of the Detroit committee for the “Salute to Eisenhower” is John S. Coleman, presi- dent of. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Tickets for the Oakland County area are bein, distributed under \the direction of Edward Wilson of Birmingham and Bruce Annett of Pontiac. uy 5 & ei F 3 peas F aa 7 = ea ot 3 | Hs : 5e5 aia | : Ht i TAR il tte : i i ; ; it 3eF Minister Ma- moru Shigemitsu said today Japan cannot protest the United States’ Fair, Litfle Change. Tonight, Tomorrow Generally’ fair with little change} 1 ow, in temperature is the weather- Sere tcanet fer did eae # on The low will range from 18 to 22 degrees tonight and tomorrow's high will be from 35 to 39. According to the Michigan five-| day forecast, temperatures will average from 2 to 4 degrees be- low normal. There will be a glight| Was’. warming trend through the x 4. cr - end and then it will be thermometer registered 32 at 1 Thief Raids Kitchen, |Eats Midnight Snack Mrs. Clyde White, of 4650 Clinton Road, Independence Township, told Oakland County Sheriff's deputies| . § yesterday a thief had broken into! ¢ her home But she said all he stole was) a midnight snack—of cookies, cold meat and bread, Good Samaritans Take This Warning 00 Fine, Jail Term+Over Nickel Parking room, Other rewards may in- fine, The pation Bida’t el They don't-here, either: | Police | County News......... foeeers a Editorials | Sperts yednenwoue doles 28, 2 Theaters : 9, 31 t \Chief Herbert W. Straley said to-| day. spaces, The limit in the municipal If McLenon had Gone the same '0ts is three hours, but the same thing locally, he could have re- Principle applies. _And ‘you can get a ticket for south Florida history. | In its five-day forecast released is ceived a maxinum punishment of not more than fine or 9 | tying > ay ting your nickel in another man’s over, and more availability att § r i Pi / f s ik i bs woe Ei ] . it act : * Sah Lae. steed a Bp Oe of men who had/Keet drat ‘bos ‘in be sf study of the present loca-| the case ever t the state ter’ known each other for many years. “The gang spent more than a year in robbery and they started a systematic \Bed Satest Place for Superstitious, '® \Warns Calendar - “Double, double, toil and ble, per bers and, cauirron bubble . . .” f t ing revels on the old-world moun- tain called the Brocken. The Devil himself will preside at the dance, perhaps in the. form of a black goat. And decent folk will cower re- spectably in their beds, praying for the stroke of midnight to end this dangerous day. The unluckiest of the unlucky, if the superstitions are true, is John M. Dowdy of Syracuse, N. Y., who turned 13 today, has locker No. 13 at N. Syracuse High School and rode to classes. on school bus 13. Floridans Will Keep Their Mufflers Handy MIAMI, Fla, @® — The great Atlantic storm that has pumped arctic air into the tropics for six consecutive days is slowly break- ing up, but weather forecasters ‘can’t see the end of one of the) / llongest. sustained. cold spells ini © days in fall, or both, speae,_ Zost to.on what « pings eas aertag tin Heme The city parking ordinance states of a fellow you are. that residents may not occupy (es er : , a wifes eee noe ee a go ee et Ome ee ee ee ARTIST'S CONCEPTION — This is af artists’s © of gunmen who held up Brink’s, & million dollars, Jan. 17, 1950. se ago i 1d! vat 2 ¢ Hit ;3 eZ & om} 33! si wEERy Hie fat i ite PEG 5D wn ID §S2 iS |. nd dpei aati te SE aT 2B =y gr Fl eelh Sal ng Hey ele Hie il HE Os Fe0 Tie SS |S Bs 3 iti Flea HM) SB as 2 E(eS|E; IPE He Hit iF g lartegtelll 3 iit: g22i 5: ‘1. 0a Sef 2 ELS PIE CS é iF t F Ps lidat yl pees i So ag Fat pd 8:28:28: Bas pall mtielte Titwelll BEEN : © sel. 2 [ glee? 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We understand fully our obligation to the community and wil strive with unending determination to fulfill your desires. Yes, you cam look to us for wonderful new things . . . and start now by coming im, viewing and driving Americs's new wonder car, the fabulous ’S6 Pentiee. ” “eat and look to the fabulous 156 PONTIAC for the greatest glamour and "go” on wheels! Cd v cama | : ee ae ea, Y ail ‘ * Se ‘ \ y Go ke git. oe " \ : rere : pee aes i ‘! a i : ? ae SRR So j Ae : he. “. , . am : ‘ ' oo, 3 aa Ae : 4 = 4 | f % ot ¢ ly -" a ‘ta 3 ? “ : i wad 4 é B ‘ t ~ <9 eas 4 ° - 1~ si ye . , : 3 ge <> "s "i P ip te ‘ | a. cides 4 ; ¢ é ¢ i . Se we ar ee Burmese Premier U Nu. meer rervece Hh vnoy He Bg : Revere’ s Newest “Luxury Eight" priced for the Wael budget . 2 Pentiee Press Photos ELES LOUNGE IN THR TROPICS — Pontiac ENTRANCE AND FOYER/— ‘This at- iam ities balbech 6 wket piace tor tooling oad Elks are especially pleased with the new cocktail | senate comsteen, nesses te ¥ ‘et the Elke | conversation. _ ann in Saale eenetipcegiated Tumgle e6- ‘Temple's new addition along Orchard Lake Ave- \ways admired — as easily as taking snapshots, and just | about as inexpensively! The exciting new Revere “40” is a Lounges to Bowling Alleys. | | ‘|Assortm ent of AilmentsWo Israel- hak War ream of photographic ease. New type magazine loading is Discovered in ‘55 Report .|if-Says Ben-Gurion cble wiewiinder enables you fo cli finder plans by New Temple Enlarges Elk Activities veneers cages mane g =v mits eS was reduc@l to a disease of the ister David Ben-Gurion says there Se eee ae ae dy eniens Sout: ours, Names of singular strangeness—| ‘Piloske, already are filled tp ca-, white bieod celis. ‘ will be no war in the Middle East| , Suet Lake 2 Temp ‘oer Leutometic pin esti pe with league bowlers nearly "mes #0 weird an apprehensive) if Israel =) 2° provided Increased facies end|ting. and a second cocktall eunge| very night. Open bowling for, "eporter might wonder if they were rabeceas of the leg muscle, enr|%eemeugh to counter attack the a CAMERA | if enjoyment for 3,500 Pontiac Elks./for bowlers. members and guests is scheduled Picked out of a witch's cauldron/4” ® pa: Son » OM superiority’ * | Egypt after o SHOP | ‘ ‘The addition, only recently com- “Tie ays, se Manager Ba Stan —obtrude themselves intermittent-|Pyema chest infection, gastf0icyech arms deal . 1) pleted, was first used Oct. 24. - ly in a report of diseases treatedeneritis © form of dysentery. Per! "But he adds “that Israel would 59 W. HURON ; FE 5-6615 : The addition, financed by ciemem \at Oakland County Contagious Hos-/‘ussis, 22 cases of it, turned out\wretty certainly” win any war| | q issue and treasury funds, MT pital during 1955. Some £38 persons| 10 be good old-fashioned whooping with the Arabs if she can mobilize| — t . red ae fn ae sent shoe of ae But these diseases were the het total ares end mi an 1 lounger, a dining room Ness, ses were in itary strength. i “ Sean ee vans | Lurking among the familiar, minority. Tops on the list was ‘Bn dares sttement "was, SAVE WASTE PAPER! | i space. chicken Pox, mumps and measies|djarrhea with MG cases. followed) made in a speech & week ago to} mae: ; _. Ground - breaking \designations as infectious lymph-|fever totaled 51; pneumonia, 41;|1¢ was released here today, “ for the structure took \ocytosis, pyloric stenosis, mononu-chicken pox, 23; and mumps, 20. epicionigeipatenaind NEWSPAPERS 30¢ : March 36. (cleosis, psoas abscess, empyema, “Hepatitis — a jaundice-like dis-ay. li R rted ee Per 100 Lbs. : A modern entrance and gastro enteritis and pettussis. ease, marked by inflamation of the atalities Repo MAGAZINES 50 5 runs the length of the A check of the medical diction. liver, rare until recently, — had) LUDINGTON @®— This Mason’ eee | ary gives further cause for jumped to 48 cases. County community of 10,000 per-’ Scrap lron—Junk Cori—-Structural Steel alarm, Meningitis accounted for 15 ad- sons reported there were nog . ~ WE ALSO PURCHASE TIRES AND TUBES i j | missions. There were nine cases of deaths in Ludington from Jan. 1) 3 eee ee yite teins Moat! veneral,diseases, 15 of polio, and/through Jan. 1. HDON STEEL 00. \Lymphocytosis, on the other hand,|% Persons were hospitalized for, 1 ot aoa air plus YPFAD . Gdn w lane’ oe ia en excra o Iepbocyts in te Sbsrvation of poaible pollo or o|_ From min, water andi Ps 135 Branch St. ecross from Americon Forging & Socket gil is large enough to i dining room at capacity. : ere + Seats pee Total patients admitted were 50il, a sapling can grow into a tree FE 4-9582 Adjacent to the dining room Fleeing the ‘dictionary, your|!14 less than in the prevous year, ithat may weigh 1,000 tons and ts @ lounge bar, tropically ‘Press reporter took refuge in the|°cording to James C. O'Connor, tower 300 feet high. a (ene of Olivia Gladstone,|®¥Petintendent of the hospital. wiedical secretary at the hospital. ‘She was more reassuring. | cham to Tour Hawaii Delving into her background of , cs nurse's training, she came up with I peared ig, rae e4ime win’ oe | nay is off of an exhibition tour [| --+-if Value is the yardstick i eerie en oe 1956 belongs. pace hee oe it to Muntz =m ES Q. Uv —“ & en eae ec return near the end of the month Pontiac Area for other engagements esa oa , 1116 W. Huron Huron Bowl Bidg. negli fot g hiya 5, of Detroit, who was injured in an auto accident Dec. ®, died yes- apreads her Wings over | day in Receiving Hospital. | |was @ passenger in an auto which’ : {collided with another car. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS $189.95 BENDIX Dryer . . . . $139.95 $129.95 SPEED QUEEN Washer . . 5 38.00 $269.95 KELVINATOR Electric Range $199.95 $232.50 KELVINATOR Electric Range $177.00 - $284.95 DELUXE tronrite lroner . $219.95 $289.95 NORGE Auto. Deluxe Washer $219.95 | $189.95. NORGE Automatic Dryer . $149.95 5269.95 ZENITH 21” Console TY . . $229.95 $895.95 RCA COLOR TV, 21” . . . $695.00 $259.95 NORGE 10 cu. ft. Refrigerator $188.00 $419.95 NORGE Customatic. <<". $269.95 5349.95 NORGE Customatic. vc." $249.95 5299.95 NORGE 2 Oven Gas Range . $199.95 8 (2/) fem _ . $239.95 NORGE Deluxe Gas Range . 5169.95 BE cea rnubunlinsaanaaiinsnemeommsiasiiemiiiaciaae Be $399.95 KELVINATOR 12 cu. ft. Ref. $299.00 i mcimU’ mae == FEderal 5-9457 BE WISE, INSULATE! SAVE 20% On Your Fuel Bill The everege ettic costs $60 to $70 . ony $6.32 PER “wth on our BUDGET PHOENIX Combination Doors ' Storm pone! has 4 horizontal $ 00 pones. Bronze screen wire. 24"°—30"—36” widths. i i i i Mi i i meet ee OCCT CCC CCC CCCH Curtis STORM SASH 44 sizes to choose from. . . on te cleer our pres- V3 OFF aeek. AT. THESE PRICES! | SOME ARE DISPLAY SAMPLES—ONE-OF-A-KIND __.. © WAYNE GABERT Your Electrical Appliance Specialist ‘(121 North Saginaw Street \_ neater , HOME DEMONSTRATION Buel (| PONTIAC AREA mx | 1116 W. HURON Factory Authorized Service OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY ‘Ti 10 P.M. Call PEderal 5-9457 | t» ine moron wowt mice. — 25 Bieche West of Telegraph Phat : \ PLENTY of FREE PARKING } FE 56189 5 | ‘ Muck shorter in front—a spring 1956 skirt is cluster-pleated, and the bodice is Ben Reig cocktail dress of imported navy detailed to match within an embroidered ok rs Womens Section | tissue taffeta. The intricately shaped border of raffia and brilliants. ; FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1956 PAGES 17-19 - Mrs, Cyril Miller was appointed Anthony Blotta’s contoured jacket suit of beige wool |\in ali those foreign and silk is designed for spring 1956. - Low wedged-in ae sleeves efféct a smoothed-across shoulderline. collar is inlaid with matching color ‘velvet. ‘Slim Sithouette Starred | Bio mphasizes Youthful Sophistication | CE [Couture Group of the New. York|suits, and skirts are slim, pleated ticollection that is keynoted f ee nt ne Se eee tn ee j : 2 : it F E: = & i z ‘| a4 ii igi Hi re FE EF z a oF z E 7 ; f cE : g 5 u i : tit “4 F f : g i I BE off i ge a 4 z 2 x i i : : i i 1} it i : Fy : g : ! j 4 B33 Fe i 17 : ae | “| gist i A i 5 2 I |. s 3 i i ! ! g Calls to Birm Robert Budd of Bloomfeld 3 P : ees UitiL % ami. The Promenaders. Hold Party - ersonal News. Of Interest) me wmmetis and » goodly ae oe} ° , \crowd of enthusiasts are ii present “Lo and Behold!”, a 7 Personal News. of In terest in Pon tiac “The Little Shoemaker” was one were Warren Allen, Robert Earl, toward Jan, 28 for another = baggie of | jof the feature mixer dances of the ee ae Harry Ander- trip. : The play will phy te s Mr, and Mrs. Gelston V. Poole|Canal and along the west coast, the winter months there as the |Promenaders Square Dance Club son, Ralph Irland and Floyd Per- ueaDING WEST 3 at 9 p.m. in the playhouse in 7 of South Shore drive left today for|of South America. | guest of Mr. aid Mrs. ©. Vy. when the group met ay eve-; _ Los Angeles bound are the John|eham, 2 New Orleans accompanied by Mr. * © 8 "| Roberts. ining at the Daniel Whitfleld School.| | Mr. and Mrs, Norbert Donnel- |Brennans. Mr.. Brennan will be ‘Dirs. Astin ard bs a | and Mrs. Cari Bryan of Northville; Mrs. Lillian Archambean of | “*, 3 ‘Robert Long was caller for the| © were welocnsed a0 now mone among 15 country Gal meegt deus Gee s They will sail Thursday. on the South Anderson street flew to | The Cloister, Sea Island, Ga., is novelty number, : | |from the Detroit area at the na- Franklin Village Players. 3 freighter Gulf Farmer for a two-' St. Petersburg, Fla., recently. |tne winter vacation spot chosen by, Other callers for the evening Guests included’ Mr, and Mrs. tional conference of the American assisted by Mra. Jose month trip through the Panama/ She will spend the remainder of |\, o.4 Mrs. J. W. McClanathan| -=- Donald Rosie, Mr. and Mrs, Larry|lub Managers Assn. at the Am-|/—So & —— |. shan Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Riley, |b#ssador Hotel, Los Angeles, ig Se : | of Scotch Pine drive. Mrs. Coombes Mr."and Mrs, Floyd Perkins and| aie suis ttiniing the St. Benedict Women Plan Frances Sekles, daughter of Mr. Describes.U N P pe — a aaa OEY. Nee, are the Jamies B. Manns, George T. Dwelley; . ; and Mrs. Socrates Sekles of Ot- oe Announcement was made of the guests of Mrs, Mann's sister, Mrs. |S8°T with Dr. Edwin Pre-Lenten Card Party srs sive, vas ected vie ores-'to Culture Club [assoc in. sal aa ‘Irving Duffy, at the Duty 'bome| ink: Mrs, Elesnos Peesons dent of Alethia, a new sorority at} Sponsored by the Pontiae Depare in Bloomfield Township. Last week-(tumes: Mrs. Emily Gove, MFS.| sometime belore the 28th, the University of Michigan. Miss} Mrs. Raymond Coombes spoke { Parks and Recreation be./end Mr, and Mrs. C. C, Holloway|Margaret Remondino and Mrs.| sioskors at the dinner included Definite plans for a pre-Lenten| Mrs. James Clark presided at | % = \ + appeared in “Cinerama” and “Omnibus” will perform in the Waterford Township. Curtain time is 8:15 p. m. le tis 4 pt 5 Kp ss a re 5 + fe lay . “ ‘ ai i Lip i lb A fi se iy i a a a ca ow fff = ba! E> a eee aR gre j 2 sii ty Aes " = See i (aemat ” ‘ 1 Pagans set fee fi i E : poten mR s oy on Rg % ie é a v 4 ‘ » 4 oY Served |nounce the engagement of their niece and daughter. Mary Jane Parton 5 ibs..... .60 10 Lbs..... 1.10 | 25 Lbs..... 2.50 DRYDEN — Rheaume’s Chin- Mrs. Virgil Foster of 1857 South Boulevard, Rochester., chilla Ranch of Dryden will be|gussssmmse ears among the exhibitors at the Michi- pas gan Branch of the National Chin- chilla Breeders of America, Inc. | show to be held at the Detroit-Le-| land Hotel, this weekend. | nen re * RCA VICTOR ATTICA—There will be an Attica’ Masonic dance from 9 until 1:30! Saturday, Refreshments will be CONSOLE TJ served. The dance is for the bene-| fit of the Attica OES. - | * FINEST QUALITY GLASSES 100 Ss j Choice of TYLES © FOR "SHAPES and COLORS RF 3 __ LESS!! 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