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Price on ‘Hannibal Slashed to $4,995! :   
Elephant Catches Store Shoppers’ Eyes PHILADELPHIA # — Anybodyjher just a tot among pachyderms, 
want 40 buy an elephant? trumpeted 
The John Wanamaker depart- 
ment store here bas one on sale forpt shop, a hush f 
Sots a ieeniin>e-eeheentn 
said. “Hannibal originally cost 
$7,800 but we reduced the price 
in line with the store's two-day: 
Christmas season sale.”. 
At this point, Hannibal\ whoue the United States.     
Rescuer of. ‘Miged Woman 
Describes Dramatic Role 
A Pontiac man, who found an_ elderly crippled | 
____ woman ‘standing helpless in the midst of flames,” told, 
how he rescued Mrs. Maude L. Jenner, 86, from her 
burning - home Vinsssehons   
     
          
       
     
     was driving by the house 
at 366 Oakland Ave. when | 
he saw flames coming from) 
the front door. i 
___“T had to fight traffic to get to 
the curb and. park. Then I ran’ 
back; catting tor help att the od = 
Ripley said. : 
When he got to the door he bent 
down to look in under the smoke.! 
“T saw the old lady, standing help-| 
less in the midst of flames, look-) 
ing like a ghost.'’ he related. 
“If I-had been a second later, | 
she would have been a goner,” he 
declared. + 
Silay alts oe lly gled with the woman, who wanted, 
to save possessions. 
“Se 1 picked her up and car. 
* ried her out. She said there was — 
Be one else in the hoiise, = 
“When it was all over, I started 
shaking like a leaf. I didn’t get’ ad 
ROY RIPLEY 
hurt, but-my_hat has holes in it eral Hospital, 
Another man, David Snider, 27, 
of Waterford Township, hel 
Ripley take the. woman ®ot ft 
front door fo. Saas who was driv-|$1,500 damage. week, 
  treatment using two pounds of pure 
_ lanolin. 
A store official said the young 
elephant was purchased in keep-| 
ing with the store pet shop's motto. 
that it handles anything from a 
guppy to a gorilla but the animal’s 
prompted the - king-sized “appetite 
decision to seek a quick sale. 
  _ (State Home Inmate 
{Found Near Tracks “he body of John Kuebi Jr., Hannibal also is concerned about. 
irk way to work, laterjher complexion and there is noth- morning. jing by on ie 
took Mrs... Jenner_to Pontiac Gening she likes-more-than-a nice oily;¢.¢ 0 t_Eisenhower's Key, 
Roy Ripley, , seid he “= Iskin, ‘The other day it took four|West vacation was turning men two hout's to give her a beauty. 
"8 ithe White House. 
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ke Practicing With Golf Clubs 
in Sunny South 
| Key West Holiday 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
out today to be just what 
the doctor ordered. 
Weather permitting, he 
planned another session 
\with his -golf-ctubs=on the: 
the baseball diamond practice’ 
range he tried out for the       
noon in summery tore 
temperature. 
The half-hour practice 
Eisenhower had hit a golf 
-|20; was-found last night near the/ball since his heart attack,| 
except for some putting 
practice at his Gettysburg 
farm and on the lawn of 
  
    
Orange, Sugar, Cotten, Rose. 
Ingredients for Snappy   
Bowl Gan: 
Two Good Teams and a Pretty Queen This is the time of the year when. m 
by the millions close the books on Chris 
     
     
     
        
   
         
           
   
     
       
      
     
   
     
     
      
    
     
     
     
        ‘lPertect Tratfic The President's personal 
physician, Maj. Gen. How- 
ard Snyder, kept a close eye 
on him yesterday to be sure 
he didn’t put too much 
power into his swing. 
It will be several weeks before 
the convalescing chief executive 
Plan to Ease tke’'s Job   President Mixes Work . With Pleasure During 
KEY WEST, Fla.—Presi-| ~ 
first time yesterday after-| © 
session was the ‘first time| 
—t 
  ib ae mans esa mi   
COP PRESIDENT-HAPPY — This Key West ~ US. Blamed } 
  
   
" isenbower Drive — and located on the same 
Ave. ¢ = for Red Satellite 
Interference m™ | He Makes Charges in 
Pa | Report“ to Parliament; = 4 
Warns of H- Bomb | 
MOSCOW (# — Comms a 
nist party boss Nikita 
Khrushchev today charged 
President Eisenhower with ~ “crude interference” in the 
internal affairs of the Com- | 
munist-ruled countries of 
East Europe. 
_| Khrushchev’s blast — be- 
-|fore a joint session of the 
4Soviet  Partiament—was —— 
occasioned by Christmas 
messages the President and 
other leading Americans — 
broadcast to the East Eu- 
    
  rete_pillar lower |—   
policeman, Armando Prrez-Jr.-scratches his head 
as he looks at a new street sign installed in Key 
West — city so many presidents have visited. It’s ~ U. S. 1 marker). left) and d Roosevelt Boulevard (dark sign next to 
+ ——jin India after the test explosion   
  A meeting between city and Michigan Turnpike) 
  says the White House, the Justice De- 
i ee 
j a : Mig He   
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ak 
  ‘Record, but Chief 
Crosses Fingers 
A perfect traffic safety record 
yesterday in Pontiac, where no 
ble traffic accidents oc- 
curred, caused Police Chief Her-| 
bert W. Straley to compliment me 
Pointing out that there were no 
        ln 
will get either a smile, a ticket or) 
at police roadblocks here New 
Year's Eve. 
    
gins and Consulting En- 
gineex Murray D. Van 
‘Wagoner. The MTA originally planned to ‘resentative = 4 ride 
a disc jockey . 
olf! Miss Port-Huron-from a field-of 
the toll roady-on M24 near Opdyke 23 finalists. 
road.’ | She’ ride-on the Riverside, ‘ta- 
the National Municipal League. 
Etta Reid will be Miss Walton would serve better handling haula Gough's chaperon. 
truck traffic,” said Willman: . “I was mever so ‘fiattered,” | Miss Gough said, “but <I wish # 
“The officials agreed to obtain could take all the other girls with 
traffic counts and other data be-' me,” 
fore making @ final decision. Miss Gough is a graduate of 
Higgins~has~ said that—once~the ‘Port Huron High Schoot-and-of-@ 
interchange here’ is located all radio, TV and theater school in 
major route problems from Sagi- Boston. 
naw south to Eight Mile road will CT 
have been ironed, out Scattered Showers, 
Snow Is Prediction According to reports by the U. 
S, Weather Bureau, it will “be 
‘cloudy with scattered showers 
changing to show flurries tonight. 
The low tonight will range from 
16 to 20: degrees. 
Tomorrow it will be partly cloudy; Coast Police Se ies Up 
New Year Roadblocks 
SPOKANE, Wash. ®—Drivers. 
a cup of black coffee when stopped) 
“The coffee deal is for the fel-     arrests for drunk driving during 
the wheel. If you do, you may net] 
live to see Jan. 2, 1956.” _ | low who has had a drink or two} 
the mishapless day, Straley said|but is doing okay in his. driving,” 
fes- \the obvious lesson for drivers is said Police Capt. 0. K. Sherar. 
te 
“Celebrate the New Year by all jugs and cups for the borderline 
means, but don’t celebrate behind cases, along with tickets   iand colder with a few snow ‘flur- 
     
     
  for drunk- ing 8 a.m. was, 34 degrees. The’ 
‘registered 42 at 1 p.m. [All-America city Port Huron’s ‘of 
‘wulld the  imterchange (a point, ron oe re was-chosen raid 
" honéred. in the recta spore ‘ol aa Plan Engineering: Studies | 
‘of Toll Road Interchange Slowdown Ends 
on Grand Trunk |Authority officials here yesterday resulted.in a decision, 
of 
| Detroit 
  All plants will resume operations 
iries, The high will be from 20; Tuesday, Jan. sede panes 
The lowest temperature preced- ‘ate with 40 per cent of normal 
lyardmen| crews while Pontiac was 
en drivers and smiles for safe thermometer in downtown Pontiac cut down to 50 per cent of normal 
drivers. ' strength.   lork' He told: the delegates the future 
      to make further engineering studies of where an inter- Employes Resume : 
hange will be located in Pontiac’s northeast corner. | After Agreement nds | that te Saleh caeg ona eee 
«Discussing the agen Sick Strike “iy * © see eee “we oe 
Tee thy Ma = Port Huron Girl Sent 4 beet wtiet “ale dbl ee 
alter ven th A Grand Trunk Railroad : 
Tee goal MTA Join ROSE Parade ls: rontise and Deirat ended lst 
Switchmen in the Detroit and!for 400 years. 
Pontiac yards began returning to 
work last night after officials of 
Trunk and the Brotherhood /jeg" logic, the United States should - The United States had been @ 
British colony, the party boss de- 
clared, and “it we follow Mr. Dul- 
    
  x, Stauiiey Railroad 
agreement in a six-hour meeting in “as Her Majesty's — 
  
- development _ of friendly relations 
between the Soviet Union, India, ae   
      
  sponsored 
Asia as SEATO and the Bagtlad 
    
Babson Sees Slightly Quieter Period Ahead   
_ By ROGER W. BABSON 
Business in Pontiac has enjoyed. 
remarkably good year in   pote ito 1937 models in an effort to step, (edge very slightly upwa 
up sales, = 
Should. this happen, it will. of ‘regular, live plants. jobs, but employment will be ir- promising to be an 
especially in the automo- ‘the administration. ‘He 
te take responsibility and enjoys: 1955. Predicts 156. Will Be Second Best Year rd in some}making a few key speeches and, television, radio, and bit bentil: 
active part of, have helped our prosperity, or it 
is trained would not have lasted through 
with considerable improve-|couree, act asa shot in the arm On the national scene Tfnake the 
follwing forecasts: 
{ 1. If no unforeseen event hap- 
will 'it®bat the President should be re- 6. The recent policy’ ‘ofr the 
lieved of speech making, entertain-| 
ing, and much of the detail workmoney managers tn the direction 
which goes with being President, of “squeeze” will be shifted to 
3. Competition will . be very |“ease” sometime in 1956. ‘This re 
‘igevere in 1956, and with a few versal could put a-floor under any 
will cause vastness vemaeen, doce ne a. ae 
far tes Cee ee ey, (exceptions 
fits to be tess in 1966 than in 1955. 
manufacturers 
  
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rire s) 
ed al 
itusive, mock seg Conte, Suits; 
ca “ i aaginy “o.   
  me sll dea | 
oF Liberal-credits to the pure 
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   Ignited Family's House! W, |to Save Timber « 
3 ion Historic Isle 
ire in Newberry 
Saunt STE. MARIE ®—A fire: 
which snuffed out the lives of four 
small children was blamed tenta- 
tively today be a bottled gas stove. 
Those whe died in the fire which 
___destroved their frame home ves- 
terday_at Newberry, 60 miles wel 
of Sault Ste. Marie, were children) | - 
of Arthur Sevarns: Bernadine, 5; it Show low Te 
Arthur, 4: Karen, 3, and Robbin . : mperatyuys GO > Ta: x pecled 
     
       
     
   
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_Newberrs— Fire Chief ane | 
mud said the fire apparently 
started from a bottled gas stove, 
but the house also had an oll = ee ee ee oe _ SONIGHT’S. FORECAST — An area of_rain 
west of the Appalachians will be moving eastward 
tonight followed by colder weather and snow in  euudid te 
expect colder 
and genereny temperature change elsewhere. Pontiac area can —a? -Wiremap- 
Sixian stuten: Tues will be Wile | 
weather tonight, with scattered 
    
  heater and a weed stove, 
Mrs. Joyce Sevarns, deyenr-old | 
__mpther of the children, said — 
wy neighbor's to use a tele! 
there. ... And Even ‘More Questions showers changing to snow flurries. 
      
  
~. own B-room home. . 
oe = May Cut Taxes ro page rescuers: = Bao 
a & Teseee ee wonton Solons Say Reductions “ee away working at the time, Y 
of Third in 10 Years: 
Are Possible 
WASHINGTON (INS)—A House- .|Sengte subcommittee states federal 
taxes can be cut one-third in ten 
: ing at a steady rate. 
  - Newsprint Firms + 
- Facing Controls 
_ Within Canada 
i ie enemies o 
  
    
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: Pea Douglas (D-Ili.), urged in ale iota Scientists Puzzled 
Over-Mystery of Earth 
By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE 
j AP Science Reporter . 
| ATLANTA @®—Imagine living on 
the skin of a big-apple, for only a 
few. seconds of time: 
How much would you have 
‘earned about the apple, its insides, 
and everything outside of it? 
That's the fix we humans are in 
of earth, some scientists sald to- DAeaisl, Humans have dug-only six miles 
deep into the solid skin. Other 
high into the skin of air around us. 
In written history, humans have 
been here only a millionth of the 
  
  a tn Patna wre aT 
: Second Breakin Nets 
Sights, 10,000 Bullets An area sportsmen’s Club was: 
Me looted of 10,000 rounds of ammu- 
Scene of the theft was the Multi- 
    
    
          tall dosen “loopholes” in-existing: Lakes Gun Club merce | National Laboratory, an atomic re-| 7 * 
law be closed. is ange nial in to aheriffe|search center, Used Car Sales The awards were presented by| <4 : . oS ee 
He said that stx to seven bit: |deputies, the bullets were of 22) How much and how often doesii Detroit Ared — (Vic aus the nighis reese eerce!|certain to stir up new opposition Loll, 16261 ire, lion dollars in additional revenue (caliber> Also taken in the Tues:/ the energy from the sun vRacee, cot ine Panet speaker. | smong members of Congress al-|Township Wednesay. No ticket was 
from these sources could be used (day robbery were two telescopic Te er. How tiweh dere the\ Olt 50 Per Cent 00 her mnacit ben Leona Hege-|Teady critical of the administra-|issued by Birmingham police, 
to give tax to low income sights. Sicat at eimais van ana — man; Assistant chief wings, Gene|tion's plan to boost its 1956 request a 
taxpayers and to reduce or | Detective Leo Hazen states that 7. DETROIT @ — The Michigan! jana, for new foreign aid funds to nearly| Two boys in their early teens, 
eliminate doch exclas tax rates (the burglars also apparently con-|@0es this affect weather? How! 04 Car Dealers Assn. said to-(s outs ben Morgan, Francis Leroy! ‘inion dollars. Congress voted reported missing from home, were — at the club’s/much does eath element affect our jand Eari Steel; 250 hour merit . an cae _— 
as those on communications, Hgter day a survey of dealers showed $2,700,000 this year. found ping bags, ready se _ |weather, our radio communica- bars, Donald Graham, Edna Haw-|** 2s @ nd Wednesday night in a fire- transportation ang admissions. tiene? sales of used cars in the Detroitiiey and Lewis Wood;. 100 hour cer- — y > ali 
The subcommittee, in holding What's the sea bottom like, what|*7e@ have fallen off shout 50 PeFitificates, Leroy Good, Lena Good, |, itu noraratttent the admin| —- 
out hope for a major tax ea Military Cénsors can it tell us about the interior of C&M Since Dee. 1. ,/Donald Graham, Edna Hawley, -  Witttiam =H, Miller ie Detroit's “three metropolitan istration is reported to want, j ‘ reduction of-rates li —;the-earth,-how to look better for haus Gena oleaall Earl Eddy, William Moore, Eu-iciorce (D-Ga) said today he be-| Service for William H, Miller,” - “will probably be necessary” in'F1QIt Publication  |oit ana coal and other riches? How] DewsPapers “anew. that pore oe Mabeus, Juanita Mabeus,| ios “there will have to be a| 81, 647 Henrietta, who died yes- 
the jong run to allow consumer lorig does it take deep ocean cur.|Y &. strike ormally carried a| Att Pinkston, Harry Stump, Harry | 050 serious sal” by Con-| terday after a short iliness, will 
spending to keep up with tull pro: Of Brazilian PA pe rents to travel trom the antarctic|"e¥S? volume of used car ofver-jecnt: , yaa a id of the foreign aid situation.| be Friday at 2 p.m. at Manley 
|. RIO DE JANEIRO w@—One of|to the Equator and back, how doj “°°: ms, ings: Jim Bar-|S™e** ams Ole eee 
However, all such hopes would |pis de Janciro's leading, morning] they affect our weather, the wealth Sains Gn On fh ite , Geraldine Brown, Hilda! ,, Coneress has normally iamied Saat callers Wa Chapel el yy. .. |go out the window, wmakers pers failed to appear today|of seafood, asked Dr. Roger Re-|, ‘sales of used cars hadjr@er @nd Juanita Turnage. - |strietly on @ year-to-year basis,| Cemetery, 
-  iiabl hment of the funds wasjsaid, if the world political situa-| and blamed delays in military cen-|velle, director of the Scripps Insti- tage of 30 cont over without any long - term commit . 
fginced yesterday by the Har-|tion worsens or if the nation's €cO sorship. Sig enya la ae are a n+ Bea T | Rd, ments — a. years 
ie Cue of Chicana at ie asad aa An official of Correio da Manha|Calif. Thomas J Hart president of elegraph Mom Stechant oGnaiah alll ep cblens tom techeninean 
en See. Ee en a ee pe ee oS vie a af ee the dealers association, said that ministration ‘has decided to-ask|tne Graham John Graham estate 2, ger Borger: of 7 = er ana eo “n> Ronort Paper S Strike cate Go, pin & carer Raps Ziegler’s Plan for some king of long-term pledge | in Bloomfie ield Hills, He. belonged 
Se ne ae Copper Theft hours after press run usually ape [otis yene protien of wend cor donk — me" |to_ allow greafér flexibility initio First Presbyterian Church, 
@ and non-Harvard friends) GRAND RAPIDS Censepship to prevent criticism ww hod el ncalhionainal arc bagaen DETROIT ® — A spokesman for é Surviving are his widow, Marion 
eywhere have for the two be-|H. Zeestraten, 21.. was Tenmanded] g eamaratip, to, prevent criticism  Maaring End Today ]1954 due to discounting and high) mothers who staged a blockade of Miller, 2 daughter, Mrs. wed families.” to jail Wednesday to await sentence| ,; government was decreed last trade-ins by new car dealers on! Telegraph a signal| Kalamazoo Judge Asks Emma Rogers, of Detroit and two 
, a ek : lin guilty before Circuit! month. The newspaper) DETROIT #» — 1955. and 1956 models. / [tight today criticized a State High-lTpattie Violato P sons, Jess of Birmingham 
a et the crash were Wi judge Dale Souter on a charge olipiario de Noticas was raided yes-| whose walkout 29 days ago closed aoe |. a nt ~-soh of the; tors fo Pray ing of Croswell. 
BEB Cowper Boyden UI, 19, of larceny over $50. Sheriff's men|terday- and all seized be-|Detroit’s three metropolitan daily Thief Calls Much-Robbed /protiem - | RALAMAZ00 @ —~' Municipal 
snd Williain Stanley ‘said -Zeestraten admitted stealing|cause it published an editorial crit-|newspapers, and_publishers were. by First No __|_Mrs. Clara Tharrett “disputed/court Judge Clark M. Olmstead|Detroiter Pleads Guilty a MH. 1 of eaberban Lake lapproximately 300 pounds of capper|ical of : reported near agreement today. ctim by First Name ~ traffic figures reported: by Highway |nad 35 traffic law violators brought Theft of Auto P. 
| seugittan sepealiney oy Hage Censorship does not apply to oe 108- ANGELES W=Market Op missioner Charles M. Ziegler: betore hint bow tele tendo fal" [Sardis > Parts 3 
vow “Fob Fell Stevenson, 18, who was| Kent-County Airport Dec. 14. _ineee Gapeichen asst But an immdiate“agreement be- ..tor Max Linger has been. held| *@Ying: “He's full of hot air. His| aver in thanks that their viola-| A Detroit man yesterday pleaded 
iving the car which was rammed i oe mediate resumption of|°?, ©, ue seme saan tate Cites aa? , “fiions tada't cansed death fo them-igiity 6 stealing twe Sender shirts truck, was reported improving le now - - or le was 
SBasavant Horta! “=<"siQuints Entertain Friends igs Seite 2 Sa a a ey san mae mae foe ae rin ll ty Manipal ° ered right kneecap. Pp F t H raat the bpeeeational © if it} Linger, “He entered my . store| ®t the CYEsess : 
Te tux diver, Frea ca. 3 QS Lapa fumes at Mome desirea, by Ite international union, again yesterday, pulled the same|@n¢ said school ‘uses 
“Detroit, is under indictment for A jurisdictional dispute invoty- |.32 automatic pistol, and’ says: vEimwen 
= re : _osgeay tang nas waren MONTREAL INS) — The four|Year’s holiday leave they might] Ing st least’ three unions also (‘C'mon now, Max, give me the|Roed (0S ee ee % aes _. | surviving Dionne quintuplets enter-| go home to Callander and settle} complicates the situation, mnt No monkey busine ss| ooo vehicles daily and 
-|taimed boy friends last night in|matters-with their family in_Pri-| Sources close to both ‘sides said/"°™ only 39 in peak hours. Two Passengers Hurt their Mor apartment while/ vate. rs & d \ Linger handed over $8 the con} : 
~ ee SCRE end father-stewed-and_tretted-in} The 8; -throwgh-a spokesman-| night that-the- strike : 
_ to * ‘lead their, own lives.” 
Yvonne, poe: a. and Ma- 
-|rle served dinner to two slim! dark- 
— young men about 25 years j quint i 
from their parents or they sokae 
bers of the family. 
+ 
“There is a definite estrange- 
ment, But my wife and I bear no/ Press * Ls 
  
: Pi ked quints, now 21, wealthy, and 
discipline, continued to refuse to) 
talk to newsmen concerning their 
  Tedar ta? Pontiac 
Lowent temperature preceding # ® mi 
M8 om: Wind velocity 18 mph. ‘West, 
Thursday # et estrangement from their father, 
| Tigh PAPA MAY VISIT ° 
: 168" romarvew pai roa chomdy, se oe: Papa Dionne claimed the quints, 
DBS eee i es? St did_not even’ send a Christmas B te nerthwest 12-20 late teday card to their parents. It was ru- 
‘ — mored that Dionne is’ planning to} 
  : ~ Bewntows Temperateres but marriage Is not on. their 4 . - e* m.. Be gerard at the moment.” He 
: Mess .cen ip. m.. ‘"9a} ded: : 
        ieee oe 
  cation that they were having trou- 
ble with their parents. - 
When Auto Leaves Road 
ler the car whe was riding in ran 
off Predmore Road in Orion Town- 
ship. ; 
But Diane Raymore needed no 
treatment, authorities in Pontiac 
Deputies she lost control when the 
‘car skidded on loose gravel. 
15 Cartons of Cigarettes 
Stolen: From Drive-in - - 
Fifteen cartons of cigarettes 
| Town-   
          ana! 
their tives-without-parental/ Baseline Girl Uninjured—t 
_ A l>year-old Baseline girl was! 
~ taken to the hospital last night aft- crack some mysteries. One proj-| sinated in “‘hotel_and health club 
said|in Jersey City. He wag 87, andi illiams Moves: 
Curbs on State Patients aint oa 
(Mental Care Bill Legislation With Tighter) 
Sought by Solon —-- 
  ~ Conservation ~ Department, 
said the state has tried to exchange 
state lands for the Bois Blanc tract 
but has been unsucce estul. 
Rep. Victor Knox said he Seer} 
try to obtain the land for the state, 
The is one of the last re- 
maining stands of virgin timber in 
the state. 
‘Estate of Mcfadden 
NEW YORK (INS) — An asso- 
ciate of the late Bernaar Mctad- 
den, the eccentric publisher re- 
  estate to cover burial costs. 
Ed Bodin, president of the Ber- 
narr Mcfadden's millions were dis- 
iventures in California, running for 
public officé in Florida and New 
York City, expensive promotion 
schemes, parachute jumping and 
sad stories by panhandlers.” 
Mcfadden died two months ago 
was living on a-$2,000-a-month an- 
  
    
  Press and afternoon Times 
his.local union at.8 p.m. 
Stereotypers reportedly = d 
to settle Jast night for. a 
weekly increase, but wasted on 
keeping Nov. 30 as the contract ex- 
piration date. 
Publishers say that whatever the 
    
      publishers of the morning a   cirevt C Court Date Set 
for Two Detroit Youths. 
\_Two Detroit youths, charged with: 
breaking and entering, waived ex- 
amination before 
  Clubs, told the Conservation = 
_lmission—at—its lest— i 
Fails to Cover Burial | 
nuity which stopped when he died. 
      ‘Ike Practices Golf 
orotate courslint Sunny Key West 
committed to state hospitals by 
the probate courts, whom the 
regional centers believe do not 
require commitment, shall re- ;} 
main the financial responsibility 
of the county of residence. — The Day in Birmingham   
BIRMINGHAM Drafting ot 
iy manage emcino 
four governmental thority of units north au Mife Road to build) their own section Evergreen 
  Engineering plans ‘for the Twelve Town storm drain were 
  Drafting Begun. to ‘Build. 
Sections of Evergreen’ 
i MO : : 
[ tit the hilly territory it might involve 
  
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James C. Hagerty said Eisenhower 
    
  
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'\Jan. 8, when the new session of] FOSENs out tt —— 
Congress will be getting down to jump, from its present three mil- 
serious work, lion to four and a half million 
The President will gut the final by 1970, . 
touches on his State of on Our roads would 
this week at Key West.|.." here in 1990,"" he saya, 7 ) also work during his|,, ’ ry He wil the Na hut just aren't adequate today: 
planned 12-day stay at the Navy! "petitions are. on file of home- on several other ee owners in the area between Maple 
he will send_to Congress ne and 14 Mile Red: in tavor of the 14 Mile opening, and others, 
the economic report. paths rectige a ah road it-  — 
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              , A i PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, _ THURSDAY, DECEM o   
Red Malayan Chief cone ag! 
  But in walking out, the séyear.|Police Chief Struck to 
an elected legislature over which said ruefully he was more embar- 
the British high commissioner has/rassed than hurt, The truck driver| 
  veto power, The island” crown/was not cited, 0 terrorist activity on France's par- 
od to end the fight-/ LIVERMORE, Calif. w—Police 
overnment complete Chief J. R. Michelis was struck by 
of its por Pesca rahargonn big truck and trailer as he 
* British, who are now waging much|stepped from a curb into the 
of the fight. truck’s path, The chief, who has 
Britain has promised independ-ibeen directing a holiday season 
ence or Commonwealth member- campaign against jaywalking, was 
hospitalized with leg bruises. Hej tion» 
        
   
   
   
   
   
     
            
  has been postponed indefinitely be- bodies, each tittle particle being|North and South Carolina, Virginia | 
cause of the continuing violence. somewhat less than one three-jand West Virginia—derived their | — 
Freach Election Day_|sai: rorygoer punches 6 een 
‘ALGIERS Nationalist rebels! Jap Reporter in. Scuffle HARRIET HUBBARD AYER 
called today for a sharp rise in TOKYO. W@~Tokio Okada, 2, — - World -F. 
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persons and the French captured | 29 pray. aoa ereny. co i , 
25 Algerians. chased him upstairs to the press Cleansing 
Beautifying. The underground Algerian ooalrene 
munist newspaper Liberte issued Okada’s pals - manhandled Abe 
an appeal to make the ¢lection|and turned him over to police. Extra-Rich 
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        A West German air line has New Zealand expects occasional | 
been authorized tg provide passen-jelectric power shortages to con- 
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as Private Capital Invests WASHINGTON (#—~The era ofjestimated 7,500 potential customers, 
atoms-for-profit moved perceptibly 
closer in 1955, the first full year 
lof the atom's cornmercial history. .-_+ «¢ 
| Though most companies figure} 
fthey’l! te lucky-te break-even on 
nuclear operations for the next five 
ore, atomics alre hag 
— my, s-|SOME COMPLAINTS 
a be opened up in the coming session 
    
the cost of atomic 
ts is being whittled 
by steady technological prog- The most advanced designs 
on the drawing boards still 
at least twice as costly, per 
att of capacity, " Vi BA ag experts say the new designs 
may be only about one-sixth 
jas expensive to construct as the na- 
| tion’s first full-scale atomic power 
iplant, being built jointly bythe 
jgovernment and Duquesne Light 
$189.50 |Co, of Pittsburgh. 
$229. 50 | delivering power in 1957. 
~tand other difficulties will be re- 
,|ward under the law which permits 
idemonstrated convincingly Ameri- 
ca’s sincere desire to share atomic 
ibenefits around the globe. 
| 2 The signing of bilateral ‘agree- 
iments with 20 nations, and the 
LUGGAGE initialling of eight more, under 
iwhich nuclear products and know-        
  . = ee uses—have come| 50°! oF septic tank. It feeds the bac- 
3. Disclosure that the United 
}States is launched on a “fusion- 
jfor-peace” program, intended to 
adapt the hydrogen bomb principle 
| to useful applications.      
       
   
   
       
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ifair was held in Washington in 
|September with more than 70 ex-|p investors and technicians. 
Germany, France and the other 
European countries for the most 
part, plan to buy their initial re- 
jactors from’ the United States and 
use them as models for home-built 
reactors. 
Tt appears likely that an act will 
Dimou, to wih your sane i 
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ce ype they. eee mounting. All in everlasting aluminum which 
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that they cannot yet buy sizable locked into a solid, permanent unit. Ends forever 
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STs aticuny of Guts ve inexpecsire; too, and eae to install. 
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write risks of unknown and pos- 
Rergeteseectanns| FOR SEPTIC rm KS & CESSPOOLS! the ae has been proposed, 
* * * 
And 3. The thick secrecy with MAKE YOUR PRIVATE 
which AEC still surrounds much SEWERAGE ¢ : 
technical information, despite. con- SYSTEM 
siderable liberalization in the past - a: A WELL BALANCED UNIT 
year ~ e * * 
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On completion these projects, 
plus several approved or pending . : : i 
japplications calling for very limit-| 7” . ed AEG help, will represent an Camp Septic Tank Con- teria ond they work and reproduce || 
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In other words, re 1980 nuclear 
power alone will be contributing| 
about half again as much energy 
as exists today. Meantime, power 
demand- will have expanded so 
greatly that the atom still will be). 
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TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: 
    
  
  
JUNIOR. EDITORS     
terry      
          Change in Measurement 
to’ Control Production 
‘Outlined by Schoeppel 
ee eee et - 
  With this background, he said, 
he can see “considerable merit WA YNE GABERT’S ete ETI tse at 
ANNUAL 
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+ +-. 80 long as we have large 
surpluses” in giving consideration 
to “some.practical, equitable ap- 
proach to‘ bushelage, baleage or 
poundage quotas rather than.acre-| 
age quotas. ” 
  7-DIAMOND SET—WAS $79.95 
°39” NO MONEY DOWN parties to “watch the Old Year out.” 
Here is a Junior Editor at a New Year's Eve 
  colored paper tape. She wears bracelets of beils 
carries a feather duster tickler. 
- Paste the picture on cardboard. and color it 
out the parts carefully. Join the separate arms 
behind the shoulders. in the places indicated by 
fasteners or bent pins.   Schoeppel said he also favored | 
“some form of the soil bank’’ pro-| tickler. Fold back the ends at the dotted lines 
      One South Saginaw, Corner Pike PE 8. 731 |)eta™ under which farmers would | stand. 
; bad ? jbe paid to retire certain land from Junior Editors pays $10 for any reader's idea 
crops i in a surplus supply. your sugegstion to “Junior Editors” in care of   
        ‘ideas, the first submission shall be accepted. In America there is,much noisy celebrating of New Year’ 5s i. 
| Revelers roam about the streets with noise makers. There are many 
dress with the new date on it and has been tossing confetti and 
| anklets; she has a funny hat with small balloons on it. and » | 
Now the Junior Editor can put on her balloon hat and wave her | 
cannot be acknowledged or returned, and in case of eaten of | 
beacons = amariony | sade   
party. She wears a 
on her wrists and | 
with crayons. cat) 
by fastening them | 
holes, using brass | i f 
and the figure wa | 
that is used. Write 
this newspaper; it 
    
          
    
By ALTON L, BLAKESLEE 
AP Science Reporter ithetic dose of 
      walk in fresh air to sober up indfv 
+ .quickly if you overimbibe on New 
Year's Eve. : 
.| For gettin 
‘hélp you burt up. excess main people. 
faster, a scientist - said-today. 
few lungfuls of fresh air rn 
make you a safer driver. 
  ® 
* 
  \dore Koppanyi, professor of phar-and use of 
versity Medica] School, Washing-| 
ton, D.C. Dr. Koppanyi discussed: ‘This Is the Best Remedy — 
Enjoy a Sober New Year’ s 
em -of safety” between an anes- 
ATLANTA t®—Don't count on &\dose. The fatal dose varies with | 
viduals, but drinking from one’ 
to two pints of 100 proof distilled 
more oxygen doesn't’ -whisky in a short time has killed 
“There- is no- specific, reliable 
‘treatment for severe alcoholic 
The tip comes from Dr. Theo- coma, he said, Good nursing care 
'macology at the Georgetown Uni- i times are = ——s }) 
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enn nme 
WAYRE GABERT Your Electrical: Appliance Specialist. 
121 North Saginaw Street _ FE 5.6189 id * 
  
certain drugs some- 
  
  
  ‘alcoholic poisoning in a paper pre-| 
hte for the American Assn. for. 
ithe Advancement of sc ience, | 
1 TTAKES TIME } 
It takes five to six hours for fF 
| your body to burn up four ounces’ 
of . whisky, he said. And experi- 
‘ments indicating that breathing| 
> nearly pure oxygen speeds sober-| 
t borne out by meee a    & 
| o 
There's ote disagreement 
  From limited experiments, - in- 
© | jections of another form of. sugar, 
fructose, do look . promising . for 
= making the human body get rid 
“of alcohol faster, the scientist said. 
Another study—not mentioned_by_. 
- Dr. Koppanyi in his talk—has re- 
| ported benefits from eating honey | 
in sobering up and avoiding hang- | 
over. Honey contains fructose. 
Dr. Koppanyi said enough drinks | 
to make. your,-blood contain from | 
0.15 to 045 per cent (15 to 45 
hundredths per cent) alcokol-pré 
duce inebriation. More-dfinks than 
that produce’ coma. 4 blood con- |. 
tent of from % to 1 per cent | 
ajcohol “is _ within the possibly 
fatal: range." 
He warned there is a “low mar- 
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               THE | PONTIAC 1 PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, DECAMBER 29, 1955 
ENGGASS—Famous bis Diamond as Storms ij \@ + Litfle America” 
REBSARN Threaten Plains Officially Settled , Dry Soils, Little Rainfall, Geographic ‘Expedition 
a a5 | Make *Farmers Anxious’ in “Antaractica Begins 
in Ten States With Hoisting of Flag 
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MEN’S” 
SUITS. 2250 221 WASHINGTON @®—The threat of 
mew dust storms hangs over wide), 
;areas of the Great Plains, the 
‘Agnieultire Department reported! -— 
today. : 
Reports from the field as of Dec. | 
1} indicated, the department said, 
that dry soile and below~ normal 
‘vain and snowfall have leit about 
.20 million acres of land in 10 Great 
             
    
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  No Extra Cost {Plains states in @-condition to suf-| {The second camp is about 40 feet, = $34.50 Price Inciudes Pegifistag’ 22 A fer wind damage. below us, - ete = 
a ie : ‘HEAVY CROP LOSS ‘wie teed hase © Year-Round Suits 
Open Friday This acreage, however, is about: 3 gape Fe a Read of ool e Sh rk ki Gabs. ” Evening B uN. ae St. six million less than that in a and poles. arks ns, 
z similar condition a year ago. Se-| The oS ice’ lel ° Flonnels 
vere dust storms during the past | 
_. winter. and spring caused heavy) 
crop losses afd soil erosions, justi 
#as they have done periodically for, 
‘many years. 
Of the land subject to blowing, | 
about 13,886,000 acres is in crop-| 
: jand,The_balance-is x Sango : 
BAUM RAL Rp crazing land. me | | “The tota} amount of land that}       
                      er USS Glacier haven't decided - 
pe where to build the permanent 
main base of the current United 
States antarctie expedition.. The 
base will be used during the next 
Zo SHOW Wie ROW, PAVOR, KING JANES 1 three years by International Geo- OF ENGLAND, GAVE en ne - |physieal . Year scientists. 
CANADA, AND PART OR THE PRESENT i 
NORTMERN US. TO THE One OF sree | |SEEK STABLE SITE , 
d WN BKCHANGE FOR ONE GCOTTIOH PENNY The. experts are seeking a site 
‘will actually be damaged during, “se png lnepeaticeaold a Oak ania that would be unlikely to break off 
the current blow season will de-| Ky: eorns = hand float to sea. "The right: spot 
pend,”). the department said, “on| . ; |would also be free of crevasses | jand 
isuch factors as the intensity of ipractical for loading cargo ' for 
. Plivestock grazing, the type, veloc: nn nl ——-——|!ships from the bay ive up to the! 
‘Bity and duration of windstorms,| . ice shell. 2 in Washington and to a distribution| 
‘the amount and frequency of pre-| UJ, S. Childre en n Get point Sinton a The letter appar-/ The specifi¢ area known as Little ‘cipitation, and the timeliness of| ently back the same way,/America near the Bay of Whales 
iene peut — id shone | Belated Thanks acgounting for the delay. "|may not be chosen again but no 
| » department said about |one here will ever, forget the ma- 
per bye of land in a condition to! ion Gilts to Gr CCChlias ct twa leabre scene, 
damaged by Kan. B’nai Israel Youth 7 ce: i damagrd ty some KS sree, oun. - stewaelB MOM USFael Youth st oS sins anon   
  
    
                    
       
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     other states include New Mexico, ! | school children have received snow are the tops of two steel ra- 
Oklahoma, Montana, Nebraska,’ \thanks for the Christmas packages fo LON uct. rvice = a built at first Little!     
      
     
             North Dakota, South: Dakota and | ‘{ta. The towers were origi-| 
Fen ond f wyoming. — Seog _ “Fray at §:30 pm., Commrean eal 70 feet high, Today only about | Black . —————— ks ——. 7. tion B'nai Israel wilt hold its an-/eight feet of their peaks are show~ 1. Pri 
Sturdy Soles A Leathers Quarles Says Budget | Packages went out in time to|MUa! College Evening Service dedi-_| ing. oe 2" rice ur elt icated to the B'nai Israel young} 
men and women currently on) Also protruding trom the snow 
winter vacation from different in |like fingers frozen in death are the 
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Mote. Parking Lots 
|Will Aid Business ~ 
property. 
13. Building costs will average! 
new homes may be built next 
i. year. 
new homes will have 
watch their step more closely 
ak probably be totally abolished dur-| | ting 1956. 
E : 16. With the trend of vacancies 
showing a tendency to rise, owners 
‘of the newer and more costly 
apartment buildings will find their 
it margins squeezed harder in’ 
1956 than at any time in recent. 
1955. However, activity prom-) 
  War With Russia 
et/Expected in 1956 
ee oe 
with us during 1956, 
ee ae to 
= than in any year aang er Later, as business falt- %. All the above means that, 
there is now in sight no reason 
for further inflation during 1 
Certainly, I look for no runaway 
price climb. 
but my associates’ forecast for 1956 
is as follows: (1) Further acreage 
intensified cultivation; (2) 
pando farm subsidies that will 
mildly bolster crop prices ‘and 
farm income compared with the 
1955 averages.   as 2nd Best Year 41, Soundly financed natural gas 
31. I am not a cfop expert, 
reductions. that will be largely) drawing 
ee ee stocks should continué to. enjoy; 
956. | 00d growth during the year r ahead. 
48, We will hear much more | 
about ‘new Industry and new in- | 
49, Canadian stocks have reached 
their peaks for this cycle. This | 
includes the uranium craze, On) 
the other -hand, the time is coming | 
when the greatest stock market) 
  32, Although t and corn 
prices depend upon both shifting Canadian stocks, weather and foreign conditions, for) 
higher through at least the first 1956 1 forecast moderately higher |tinue more and. mor e half of 1956.. This means that fewer prices for the major grains, based! pronghout 1956. 
on increased subsidiés to be voted 
by Congress. 
14 With demand falling and ‘35 Industrial prices will enter tinue. This will -be 
expensive, go-potied the new year on a high plateau labor-union and educational pro-| iand should be well maintained to 
ipossibly firmer during the fore- 
ers, look for selective easing in this 
| group. 
| 34. seseg te 1900 will average 
  if business FA, 
35, Nonferrous’ metals in 1956 
should move with the Babsonchart 
Index, High prices in early weeks | 
may be followed by selective weak-. 
ness, Zine and lead may be the 
Lo ceaeca ta cage Gun 
price as increased labor costs are 
joffset by new machinery and com- 
petition intensified. Early firmness’ 
‘in textiles should be followed by 
fe late-year weakness, 
ren More Leisure Time 
‘n. Helps Some Groups 
school teachers will be 
money. But, in order not to have) 
increased municipal taxes, school) 
committees must develop some! 
‘method of either improving the ef-/ 
studies. 
39, More people 
(during 1956 to return to the help! 
‘of religion. However, statistics on| 
church membership unfortunately | 
i 
levels, but later 1 : : ; 
Ti 
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“New Dealish” during 1956 
will bring on a lively) 
Presidential campaign. 
uncertain as; 
will be in 
Stevenson liberal; but; 
conservative than many Dem- are 
policy is a 
Limited Tax Cuts 
‘May Be Realized 
      ‘will move lower. Biggest declines: 
prospects. 
ocrats, Kefauver appeals to the Those in which I have great con- 
masses while Harriman leans to|fidence ‘are the top-ten group } 
“dark variety chain-store stocks, 
Stock Margins Face = / | 
Possible Reduction / | 
4f If the rallies continys to be} 
“2. Scene taxes will be reduced|in the stock market, I-feel. that. 
voters slightly; but stock margins beforé long. 
-. 45, Bank, insurance company,’ 
and certain investment trust stocks. 
those who seek security and in-) 
‘come without reference to prices’ 
ior market-ability. 
suffer from increased government! 2. There will be one or two bad, 
breaks during 1956. Railroad stocks | 
are likely in auto and residential-. 
building-materials stocks. Utilities | 
‘will hold up best. 
| 43. T am not making any ex- 
jtensive recommendations, but pre-' 
fer to select smaller, well-seasoned, | 
undervalued situations for security, 
and good long-range {    
A | 
ess impressive than the declines | 
should continue’ to be a refuge. 
for the uncertain investor and for 
4, Aircraft stocks in 1956 may 
renegotiation, This will be a seri-| 
ous threat if the Democrats winj 
next autumn.   
        
   
      
   
         
  
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a factor, 
The advertising’ 
jwhich the New York Stock Ex: | 
ichange is now subsidizing will con-| 
tollowed by’ 
grams. The growth of colleges and 
institutes of business administra- 
tion will continue. | 
I now see no depression ahead | 
for 1956, but, of course, stock 
prices will not “grow to the skies’’ | 
and there must be a ‘jad read- 
justment some day. Investors are) 
already beginning to switch from 
common to preferred stocks, . and! 
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1 eup cooked carrots 
3 cups mashed potatoes 
asnewe chopped onion 
Fhe ee chopped nutmeats 
; tablespoons fat 
1 teaspoon sa) 
% teaspoon paprike 
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Lemonade and Rhubarb - 
Flavor Dumpling Dessert Here's a dessert the family will Ie water, and sugar. Mix well 
particularly like on a cold winter|/and let come to a full rolling boil, Broil Peach Halves 
With. Tasty Filling - Here are a few suggestions for 
- |platter accompaniment to enhance 
your * ham 
| Cling peach halves. broiled with 
 lany of these fillings: 
: 1 tablespoon well-drained sweet pickle 
ame r motstened 
wit a ate “roo ot mild vinegar 
ae alow, or ready-prepared; 
se » hes nuts, and @ teaspoon- 
of honey — 
on broiler pan, about three 
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© Cheese-Stuffed Dates 
' Offer Unusual Nibbling LEMONADE-RHUBARB DUMPLINGS—These dumplings are 
easy to make and are a delicious hot dessert. Lemonade and rhubarb 
“combine to make the tasty sauce. They'll be just the, thing to serve   
For a change from the conven- 
tional nut-stuffed date, try this var- 
jation which ‘‘tastes much better 
than it sounds.” 
strong-flavored cheddar cheese, 
afi rolt the dates in granulated 
sugar. If they are not quite sticky, 
ringe them in boiling water before 
stuffing to ‘soften: the skin. 
       
        
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that looks regal-on a party dinner 
jtable, a gala buffet board. 
Your friends and family will rec- 
lognize a royal dessert when they 
see one—and you won't have to 
tell them that it demands a mini- 
mum of time spent in the kitchen. 
As its title indicates, coffee is 
the main ingredient in this Cottee 
Try Garnishing Salad 
With Cheese Carrots 
Ever garnish a vegetable salad, 
with cheese carrots? For each car-/—"N0'° ———— the |mas cranberries now. Buy them with—a*+ mixture—of—3_t 
|rot use about 2 tablespoons of a easpoons 
processed yellow cheese that molds 
easily. 
Have the cheese at room temper- 
enough to shape. 
palms, making it a carrot shape. 
Fork tines will make carrot mark-} . 
ings. Chill. Before serving, insert 
  a parsley sprig-at the top of the 
  lovely last touch. 
in the cup should accompany 
  bluebloods complementing 
other, that's all 
| But coffee isn’t the, only eac 
pecans. a touch of rum flavoring, 
dash of whipped cream. A wreat 
of ladyfingers forms the ‘“‘coronet”’   icenter, 
* * * = 
  Coronet, There's coffee combined 
with gelatin to make the molded 
filling, finely ground coffee and | } ¢ 
sugar sprinkled on the top as a 
Need we add that piping coffee sugar and gelatin dissolve. Chill) 
Coffee Coronet? It’s just a case of white. Meanwhile split 9-or 10 lady-; 
flavor 
in Coffee Coronet. THere's suave Buy Cranberries Now 
chocolate present, a sprinkling of: _— iedstiagens fxbout) 
kage (3 ounces) sem? sweet choc- 
tate ee. melted 
heavy cream 
tablespoon rum flavoring 
Sprinkle gelatin. on cold coffee. 
‘Add hot coffee, sugar, and stir until melted chocolate. Whip chilled gel. 
atin mixture until light-and-fulfy;———~ 
Vhip cream and. fold in with pe 
‘cans and rum flavoring. 
Spoon into spring form pan to -- ~ 
& depth of about one-half inch, . 
Stand chocolate-tipped ladyfin- 
gers upright around edge of pan, 
h fingers and dip one end of each in| checolate tips upmost. Add about 
- one-third gelatin mixture and 
| layer with plain split ladyfingers. 
Add another third of gelatin mix- 
and Freeze Till Yule ‘ture, another layer of split lady- ‘fingers and a top layer of gelatin, Consumer marketing information Chili until firm. Remove from 
‘agents suggest buying your Christ-'pan. Just before serving, sprinkle 4'until consisten¢éy of unbeaten egg) 
hi 
'when the price is good, put them sugar and 1 teaspoon very finely 
Now’s the time to make this|iM freezer containers and place|ground coffee. 
handsome Coffee Coronet—plus a them in the food freezer till ready 
‘pot of your best demitasse coffee,|'0 Use. ature, of course, so it will be soft) \You’ll: find they're two of the Garnish with additional whipped 
icream and sugar-coffee mixture. 
Cranberries (which lave been, Makes’ 12 servings, 
‘brightest jewels in your culinary) frozen may be used just like fresh. Roll the cheese between your orown, 
Coffee Coronet 
2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 
% cup strong col@ coffee 
Ne cups strong, hot coffee 
1 cup sugar 
1 cup broken pecans jexcept for raw. cranberry relish|- Leftover vegetables combined 
items in which extra juice would with a cream sauce and served 
be undesirable. The frozen cran- over erisp toast will be especially 
berries can be used satisfactorily,welcomed as a luncheon dish by 
in gelatin-base salads and for mak-|your family if_you add—a topping 
ing cooked cranberry dishes. tof crisp bacon. 
              
  
levening: Delicious hot dumplings then drop the dumplings into it. 
with a new Lemonade-Rhubarb DUMPLINGS ? 
Sauce. —____ = biscuit mix — —F 
Here's the recipe: _s i s eon sugar 
LEMONADE-RHUBARB “| * ; — Combine ingredients -and mix DUMPLINGS peta a lightly. Drop by-tablespoonsful into! 
rhubarb 
entrate for 
can 
Thaw rhubarb and place in large _ |skillet; add concentrate for &mon- iCook uncovered for 10 minutes over | the hot lemonade-rhubarb syrup. | 
low heat, then cover tightly and/ 
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‘husband. 
These’ were among the disclo- 
‘sures made in federal! court testi- 
mony yesterday 
dios and big stars. 
Miss Hayworth is suing her tong: | 
| time employer Columbia Pictures. 
for breach of contract. Columbia 
‘has a countersuit against 
Hayworth. 
B. B. Kahane, vice president of 
‘Columbia, was a witness. He told 
how her fourth husband, erooner 
Dick Haymes, took over the deal- 
‘the studio. And, he said, the studio 
  
  = loaned Haymes $50,000 last year 
  
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Dress shoes, sport shoes, casvals .. . you'll find them all 
»here in every new color ond leather... and of prices 
:2 0@ unbelievably low that you can afford several pot 
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BLGEORGE'S - NEWPORT’S -ipnor DEPT. MAIN FLOOR 
WE GIVE HOLDEN. STAMPS 
    
  “Pwishes will be ‘honored” 
am tere, et met te every tytn ee beryl Sa with a provision Rita would pay it 
back at $10,000 a year. 
i * * ‘«" 
month : 
| Kahane said that the second-hus-) 
‘band, Orson Welles, whom he de- 
scribed as an “actor of great, 
- 4 -stature,””- _was—tfirst—choice—for_a. 
top role in “Joseph and His Breth- 
iren,”. in which Rita was to have 
‘I starred. 
| =] felt it rather a delicate mat- 
‘ter,” Kahane said,” so I suggested 
‘to Haymes that he ask Miss Hay- 
worth how she felt about it. He re- 
plied: ‘She wouldn't even consider 
it. Forget it.’ 
“So we did,” added. Kahane. 
* * & 
Other disclosures by Kahane 
| were: . 
/ That Miss Hayworth’s role in. 
lany picture must be the leading) 
‘one; that the role must be symipa- 
ithetic ‘for her; that the picture 
must be made in technicolor and 
that the budget must be $700,000) 
or above. — 
Newsmen to Attend 
Veteran s Hearing ; ‘WASHINGTO «@® — A hearing) 
open to newsmen has been ted! 
{to James Kutcher in his battle to 
;retain a $329 monthiy veterans) 
  ‘pended on loyalty grounds. 
The Veterans Administration an- 
/ nounced terday that Kutcher’s 
to the} 
‘extent of permitting newsmen to) 
\cover tomorrow's hearing before 
| Waivers and Forfeitures. 
Kutcher is a 44-year-old Newark, | 
.N. J., man who lost both legs un- . 
' LOS ANGELES wW—Rita Hay- 
She must always be portrayed 
tusharg! blocked The: 
| Hollswood comeback of her second 
relating to the 
preblems arising between big stu-, 
Miss) 
L ings between Miss—Hayworth and}— 
The actress divorted Haymes a? 
compensation paymént once sus-| | 
the VA's Central Committee on)   
  According to the ‘Oil 
: By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK-—“The Best Laughs of 1955"—which I will now 
fearlessly choose—eniphasize how most Americans -have Just 
had a crazy year of pleasure-hunting. — 
t w ‘ke 2. * 
Oscar Levant told how a man came home unexpectedly 
ajend tound his wife, The “Davy Crockett” song inspired 
‘ Comedian Eddie Henley to: 
name a dsunken friend “Davy 
Crocked.” A college football 
coach: was quoted~by Matt 
Weinstock as saying, “Things| 7 
" were so tough this season, we 
, had to use students on the 
__team.” | ~~ People didn't have to worry| 
about wars and depressions. 
Red Skelton. asked Conrad 
Hilton at the opening of his 
$11,000,000 Beverly Hilton 
Hotel, “Hilton, did you really 
build ali this on a GI joan?”   
  .- PEGGY. ~ 
John Steinbeck commented that at the worst, Rodgers 
and Hammerstein's “Pipe Dream” would be “a two-year 
flop.” Wall-te-wall carpeting was funny somehow. A . 
© * * x : oe 
Joan Biondell told of a subway rider telling another one, 
“Sir, do you know you have a banana in your ear?” Where- 
upon the other man shouted, “Speak louder, manly Can't 
you see I have a banana in my ear?” 
When Peggy King came out leading a dog the same color 
as her new fur coat, George : 
‘Gobel said, “What pretty fur. 
And you had enough left over 
#15 make-@ dog : 
Comedian Joe E. Lewis, 1H, 
declined to answer when his 
doctor asked .{f he'd. been 
smoking and drinking. “Doc,” 
he sald, “I'm no stool pigegn!” 
Fred Allen in his book 
“Freadmill to Oblivion” men= 
tioned a man “who had claus- — 
trophobia so bad, he couldnt 
live in Rhode Island.” 
Walt Disney's success was 
such that Mike Connolly quoted somebody asking, “How tong | 
can that Disney get by only on talent?” 
: , * * * 
President Eisenhower didn’t figure-much in the laughs - 
because of his illness. The TV stars took his place. Dick 
Shawn, who opened at the Copacabana with Dorothy 
Collins of “The Hit Parade,” told how his agent had . 
‘booked him on thé Ed Sullivan show. 
“I was surely surprised,” Shawn said. 
worked for Arthur Godfrey.” 
x * 
‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows flew s L.A. and spent 
Christmas with his sons ... Band manager o— oes, 
and model Fran Keegan got the license 
. Imogene Coca was asked to star 
in a “Pinocchio” TV spectacular . , 
The Concord will present -prominent 
foreign entertainers; First one: English 
‘singer Dinah Kaye. 
Farley Granger and Janice Rule may . 
make it a New Year’s Day ceremony 
. Norman (“Naked and the Dead”) 
Mailer turned down H'wood script of- 
     
    
   
   
                         
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  loupee-wearer was said to have “ear-to-ear carpeting.” if 3 Elderly Brothers 
Ruled Gas Victims ST. LOU'S @—An autopsy today 
disclosed that three elderly bache- 
lor brothers found dead in their 
carbon monoxide poisoning 
Authorities reported the home 
was tightly closed and a fire in a 
coal heating stove had burned. out. 
The bodies of the Hoening broth- 
ers—Charles, 62, George, 64, and 
Henry, 67—were discovered Tues- 
day. The bodies, clad in under- 
clothing, were in beds. 
_ Police returned to -the home old-fashioned home here died of} 
men would 
      after the autopsy in an effort to 
locate the source of the, fumes in 
“| the three-story brick house. 
Market Demand 
DALLAS, Tex. «®—Officers ‘who 
arrested eight men and charged 
them with burglary explained yes- 
terday why the ring was able to 
dispose of its loot so quickly: the 
‘take orders,” then 
would go out arid steal_ merehan- 
dise to’ fill them. 
    Railroads jn the U.S, use about 
130 million rail ties every year, 
enough to build 43,000 miles of f- 
track.   
  
Junior Chamber of Commerce 
Dancing the Music 
-RUSS GARCIA and his band 
December 31, 1955 to January 
==; PM 4 
the High Sehool Boys’ Gym. 
Tichets $2.50 per couple 
* gn sale at Cleonan’s Guman's ‘Men's Store snd’ at the 
-SEMI-FORMAL (Proceeds te the March of Dimes)   TEEN'S Here’s a PARTY JUST FOR YOU ON —— 
  ~ Spencored by the Pontiac —— 
    
    
  Store, || 
Thle wd spancesed for ue Payenss by 
THE F. J. POOLE COMPANY 
aaa 151 Oakland Avenue ~   
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    | THURSDAY 
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“PETE KELLY'S BLUES” | 
“PURPLE MASK” FRIDAY 
    
  
  
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at 12:50 - J Her NO. 1 — Super - Charged With Excitement! | 
      WAYNE » TREVER DAY STACK With JAN qunmee - ‘DAVID ones 5 
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Deir NO. 2—T-N-T IN THE a   
Robert MITCHUM ‘n 
‘RIVER OF NO RETURN’ 
    ‘War II. His disability payment for wich Village newspaper . . 
that injury was suspended by al 
VA regional office as of Nov. 
pending a loyalty hearing, but was) 
lreinstated temporarily. by VA| “|vised March 17 . 
‘for the lead in the London 
of “No Time for Sergeants.”        ‘headquarters here. 2 
    
  
STOREWID EARANCE | 
SALE! | EVERYTHING REDUCED NOTHING HELD BACK! 
* APPLIANCES 
* HARDWARE 
    L.A. WAGNER * TELEVISION }*.* . ; : Ann might “qpend all her time in 
* HOUSEWARES * RECORD PLAYERS Pisi.e'%: tiers \to sing “Love and Marriage” a 
‘singaire, returns from Paris next month tor night club work. | 
Jackie Miles wires from the Monte Carlo Hotel, 
‘New York temperatures go down, the Miami prices go up.” 
| That's earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1955, the der German mortar fire in World fers—he's too busy publishing a Green- 
. The TV 
Academy awards—in color—will be_tele- 
. Danny Scholl's up 
Joe Louis—who’s getting hitched—asked Sarah Vaughan | Shown at 11:25 - 
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geuenunssnenassenssunuuventnnsenssy 
  IN CINEMASCOFE AND COLOR 
Tiitriitiiteit tes ‘ Marilya MONROE s 
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    ‘Hollywood Headlines —   
Ann Sherida 
By BOB “THOMAS 
HOLLYWOOD « — Remember 
ithe eld song “Annie Doesn't Live 
Here Any More?” Well, that ap- 
plies to Ann Sheridan, one of 
‘Hollywood's most durable glamor'| 
‘girls. * * @ 
_Ann now spends all of her leisure 
time in Mexico City, where she. 
| has a home. She also owns a home 
here. but occupies it only while 
she’s working in fftms. .jstruck resistance from sponsors n Commutes 
to Filmland From Mexico; 
Sh fs here now for another burst! 
of film activity. She was doing a 
TV drama for Screen. Gems’ Celeb-. 
rity Playhouse. Next she goes to] § 
\MGM to join June Allyson, Dolores! 
Grey, Ann Millet and others in the! 
musical —— of oo Women." 
Ann is on the prowl for a TV 
series. She did a pilot film for one 
based the exploits of.a Las/ SUM. Edmond O’Brien in ~~ ‘47 HOLIDAY SHOWTIME - TAKE THE FAMILY TO A GOOD SHOW”   
| "EMPEROR PENGUIN’ and News Events 
Starts Robert Mitchum in “MAN WITH A GUN” Also 
“SHIELD FOR MURDER”   
  
  
  Vegas hotel press agent. But * 
who. declined to foster q serie: 
  Why this double residence? U * * 
| “I fell in love with Mexico long, 
| ago," she reported. “I like the 
| people and I like the living. It’s a’ 
imuch easier life, although it is 
\changing somewhat. The Northern 
culture has been moving in, and 
they have their ulcer and heart 
|cases too, It's not quite the gentle 
pace it used to be, but it’s still a 
| lot more restful than the way of 
| ‘ | Mexico except for the matter of 
* TOOLS }earning a living. So she commutes 
ito film jobs here, usually driving 
the long journey in her car. “It’s a 
beautiful trip,” she remarked. 
  jthe time.” that concerned gambling. 
Bad Weather May Halt 
'Post-Yule ‘BB. Bandits’ 
OKLAHOMA CITY » — Okla-| 
homa City’s “BB bandits” have 
started their annual post-Christ- | 
mag war with the police. i 
Officers have answered more) 
than 40 complaints since Monday | 
of small boys shooting at every-| 
thing in sight- with air rifles’ 
brought by Santa Claus. There is, GREET THE NEW YEAR WITH 
A GREAT BIG CHEER—AT OUR 
JOYOUS 
NEW YEAR’S EVE 
MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY, DEC. 31st   
an ordinanee against shooting al 
BB gun inside city limits, 
Commented — Ralph 
Richards: 
“All we can do is pray for bad 
weather.”   
  
TODAY . HOLIDAY WEEK PREVIEW OF THIS 1956 HIT PICTURE 
PROMPTLY AT MIDNIGHT! 
: , CINEMASCOPE 
*TOYS *RADIOS * EVERYTHING 
THIS IS A ‘PRE-INVENTORY ‘CLEARANCE 
_ OF ALL OUR MERCHANDISE— 
4TS EASY TOSHOP AT... 
co. 1960 a OPDYKE AT PONTIAC ROAD Lpog KEEGO BiG DOUBLE BILL 
“THE PETTING PARTY | sd ‘Bete Gx7* rertermancesl   
  
Cry” Performances 7 ORE 
OLG1 08 isu 
THREE 
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  Trampling 'tuskers run 
amok as Bomba faces his 
oe ow 
JOHNNY SHEFFIELD | } 
AS BOMBA 
WAYNE MORRIS |; 
“LORD OF THE’ 
At 1:00, 3:39, 6:18, 9:08 CINEMASCOPE } Opens Wide the 
‘Gates of Cruelty | 
and Conquest! | 
n At 
4 - 4:53 
23 - 10:22 
ALSO 
  
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of the Killer Rogue! 
— IN 
~ JUNGLE” 
    
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Veh ne wad: 
wc PARTY 
starts SUNDAY 
JAMES DEAN in 
“REBEL WITHOUT A. CAUSE” 
—ALSO— 
“LAS VEGAS 
SHAKEDOWN” 
EXTRA! EXTRA!   
  
  See 1956 Off To A Good 
Start With Our 
Midnight Show 
Sunday Night 
January Ist 
4 r irst Showing of This 
New 104 Hit At This 
> Performance Only! * 
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   THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1955 
‘Indiana NG Request [Four Democrats Assume = New Copyright | MARKETS Market Moving ted by Williams|State Positi d Rejected by Williams|State Positions on Sunday Law Proposed tae Pes 2 sz Abead Slowly INDIANAPOLIS @ — Gov, G.! LANSING w# — Four new state sqptiniel toi the state's” high 
NEW YORK (®—The Stock Mar- Menen Winns of Michigan baal al of hen Demeray re eet x 
rejected Gov. Craig’s request for|'ake ‘office Sunday as a elected by the people ever since. | 15 Countries Join Group,’ * Pie 
continued use of Camp Grayling,| result of last spring's state ol Amariae Justice Leland W. Working to Bring World eo. $.00 cet 1 ae # ket moved quietly along a narrow 
.» for N ALS Lansing, Republican, starts 50-3.00 by : toda arly dealin Mich., for training the Indiana Na-| ‘The top Democrat to take his Under Single Standard th ‘a Gertnere bey. taney, Tanke today in early dealings.   
    
       Schedule Fast: 
|Aerofrain Run: Railroad to Shakedown _ 
New Aluminum Coaches . 
     
    
        
             
         another term Jan, 1 because he ee No t;| Small fractional changes weré | Next Month ; ° paso ad sae er aan * foath . efh oy zane eee es ence ‘Mitel : ee Bowe. f8807! the rule in key areas of the list.! peel : 
In.a letter to the Indiana gover-iformer Republican attorney gen- The Democrats elected two WASHINGTON — Perhaps the ° then turned quiet. ) nor, Wilhams said Michigan eral who broke with his party and), ss schceden' pcan of wma OTL 
mited Indiana's 38h Infantry Di was rewarded with the Democre-lot Regents of the Se eet pattabed work of Ms wind. day-lt4 vision to use “ BD vypee de: Pane MP} og ne tie ate SUPTME Michigan — Paul L. Adams of oné with a printing press can|Ceie'y 
ce ine replace Justice Henry {Sault Ste. Marie and Eugerie B,| Copy it. Now, however, such thiev-| reeks 
He wil Power of Ann. Arbor and Traverse |¢ry faces a new international law. '5¢ 
, @ Steels were up a shade. Motors 
-lwere steady in contrast to their 
behs. recent weakness. Aircrafts were 
ions. narrowly mixed and quiet. 
Railroads displayed narrow sare |   
     the two cities Jan. 5. - 
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    _ _ may not have had legal authority|M. Butzel-of Detroit, who will be lousy 175 'and minus si 5 
2 ra ee 6 declined t0 sg b- peodipoala ALL MALE PANEL Pistons idlorage coat — i son was an exception, up between =~ 10 aluminum coaches are 
: oly ait rg rameter et Buteel bas’ the third longest | They, too, take office Jan. 1.|Universal Copyright ore doe bebe, Gaussh, Acorn, No.1, 1.00- or Fy my ety Ml ot. the] ARLENE KERTON wath wit velo ed 
1 ay gre ‘ ,| tenure of any supreme court Adams and Power succeed J./has begun safeguarding world le- ‘gt ‘SPeeitese hose” ns 1, Stock. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kerton of Holly sit fe joint use of Camp Grayling except Joseph Farbert of Mani justice in state history. He was anistique,|gal rights of authors, composers, 
: is veteran Republican regent, and/inventors, and publishers. 
quire leave coors ever FITMS 10 Observe — (Samah .ctemmeet Dara. wo) copyright» embodying ne 
ereratig cont of tne mm Regional JA Week | 2 year, the. stato Board at | tho word imptc: A sant Among advancing stocks were 
=a Steel, Consolidated Edi-|@™ounce the engagement of their 
. Texas Co., Douglas Aircraft,|@#ushter, Arlene, to Ronald Poel 
} _|of Grand Haven. Miss Kerton is an Prion Carbide and General Elee a ot as ak 
Lower were Boeing, Allied Chem- lege and teaches in Grand Haven! ‘rurnip. topped,   
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Paraders Brace! More than-185-business_and_in-| Michigan State University, will | was known, beoks had to be (ed » oi ee Ngee rie Gaarket veaterda bef passenger, and 
PASADENA, Calif. — A half| dustrial firms located in the South-| be an all-male board because of | Rand-copled If at all, and ttle |44° wid arg ddla:" grade B. iarse 83-85. with the Associated Poses avareae Blames Fi nt by its builders to literally million automobiles carrying 1%jeastern Michigan area wil} join) last April's Democratic suc- | recognition was given to property |"'S, 005, “Grade a. Jumbo 68-47. sta of 60 stocks off 40 cents at $179.40. air” because of a unique syste! 
million persons are expected here|Jan 29 through Feb. 4 in support-) cesses, rights involved. eee ar® ages Leu, whe one | spring cushioning provided by 
Jan. 2 to view the Tournament-of|ing the region's annual observance) “Wijiiam E. Baker, Mesick school| The first statute establishing te “gil + sda (grade C. inrge 30-48 [Allied Chem. Te ek Goal. 341 ber bellows filled with air. a 
Roses parade, says the Auto Clubjof Junior Achievement Week. teacher, will succeed Sarah Van 2al right to written works, how- Cheeks 40-41, wed avg 4. {ai hairs = —— ? | > an Or ic e r Leading exponent of the~ “ool of Southern California. ; FBidact aed of nade del ee Hoosen Jones, Rochester Republi-|ever. did not come until 1583 under |istee"seda’ medhon e145 A. Alum 1034 Kimp C mes, \ has been Robert R. Young, ‘board 
ee » penn ets can. Dr. Connor D. Smith of Tae Henry VIII of England. It gave wns Grade A extra large 88. Large | AM™ 1, °° $32 Kresge, 68... 28 | \chairman of New York ot New York Coane: 3 : Mesias Novice pn Cage o g g . be to call attet-|was a Democrat whom Gov. ing protection not to the author but|**itar reas teed te firm. prices mestty Am Can. a tenn & P| ie prwiesigy gsr Co. Offi, “ field Township Zoning Board’ will hold ; tion to the aims to the printer ‘and bookseller, who |}, te 2 cents higher. Bu moderate Am Cyan, | -- 635 Lib McN & L. 162 = __& public hearing at the Bloomfield Town- = j tivities of liams appointed to: the board twice : but about ample due te lighter de. Am Siatces gy Ligne & My .. 68.3) ings Notable_ Dies | 
Monday. January 9. 1906 at 6:00 o'clock] the _neaft $000 lo fill @ vacancy, will return to; “ete “forded a virtual PONY light inventories due, to, the “fod-ef-the- Am X Ges... 523 awe teal | : the gllowing petition filed A ie —_—~ eo the board under a voters’ mandate | °“*T literary property. year personal propert re Seattig. 3 Lorillard |... 30.1 ia Company Official cam ey arcta Genre 
— jeenagers who be-ir- the first time. —— = Am;Tel & Tel 180.) Lou sy 4 honor guest October | dare fron * he following de- pear long to 274 JA) Clair F. Even before the United States CBICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS |Ki Viscose... 47:2 roe iy Beas posed 
sto. pone: . companies. Peas an Taylor, Republican Constitution was many of | rccdy; ceostpte t07 a0: ehotasae a3 _— W é co) May DStr.... a5} CHICAGO wm — en Se p if Part of the South a _ ate supe: _in-| 4. . as og: priews unchanged. #3 seore AA i rmco 8t}—..5+ erck T2eiHtiem Bal a beh 
| North traris’ E past ft. thence N. a ames ‘OF ‘struction, will start a new term laws, urged by men such as Noah us ioe: eS. yt lied Foo: Ad cst Line... ist ‘Mbnean Ch -!. 33) eng tovdc bole, ion of the aa ate 1381.7 ft, thence "Bouth , preparations is E.'Sunday, as will Stephen J. Nisbet| webster. Congress, under its power pibay firm: receipts 1337: wholepaie| Atl Refin ....: 733 Meter wheel” 307 Ceeraaierk! nickel operation in 7 0. George, sales of Fremont, Republican member|-To promote the progress of sci-|U6. Fe ehaes’ 9 per cent As|Bah & Gio. 484 Motorola --.-. 803 Cuba stems from what he called *23"% as manager of thelof the State Board of Education, and useful arts, by securing 54: mixed $4: mediums 60.8; P08. stand. Bendix Av... 0. Mueller Br.... 36.3); bet E. 0. GEORGE Detroit Edison Co. governing body of the teacher. — Aer-digrendaagnte atte Seite in dirties 46; checks 44: current Benguet .....: 1-7 Murray Cp.... a sgl ied interests) 
of the West %s of the The celebration will also high colleges. inventors the exclusive right to , jon atum: sss 348 Net Dalry ss. 388 Bal *. containing 9 acres. light JA’s annual fund-raising ef-! CHICAGO POTATOES. tond Btrs..... Nat Gype_.... $1} _Salmer commented to newsmen! TIGR Bastion’ 4 all’ of Winutiutt Sst. achecehed , : their respective writings and dis-| cHrcaco, Dec. 28 (AP)—Potatoes:/Bris My ...... EY Nat Thea....... 870m reports that he was among Terrace “Subaivision to last from Jan. | coveries,” passed the first Federal | ‘rivals #5, on track 260; and tote! U8. Budd Co ...... 30.7 NY Central... 45.4 The above property tx located on the/12 through Feb 23 under John F. | estin house Talks . (pola and 421; supplies moderate, demand Burroughs“... 308 Nia M Pow... 324 those named for possible question- East Side of Franklin Rosd and North copyright act in 1790. market firm. Carlot track |Camp Soup... @2.6 No Am Av... #14 ing by a special Government’ Ac- ____9f Sauare Lake Road. Bloomfield Town- Gordon, General Motors vice presi . * * © + Mdaho Russete 0400-408. Gan Dry? jay Nor Pee... Siivities subcommittee - which said} Deka COUN, Michigan — Goal of this year’s drive will Resumed With Union Now the new Convention is bring- - Cas Peet Pe One On. dtlit intends to explore financial and gangs Of toning are requested to be| be $230,000. ing the world under a single copy- Poultry Sarrier Op... pas Awe air, tesilegal details of the big govern- ane ge proctor. |_ The region comprises the largest | lright standard. persert rorer Case, JI ...--. 18.2 Pach Bp: ry cae expansion gov 
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Dec.-46, 29, 1955) The Pontiac center is headquarters !on of Electrical Workers and Wes- Grain Pri Heavy hens 28-31; + t 16-17; | Climax Mo..., 65.4 ©&8 BR -...... 3 ¢ the mi ih W: for 1 1 companies. tinghouse Electric Corp. made an- ces heavy broilers or fryers (3-3% ) whites Gol Bra A... t Cola.... 32 | j0) committee, said i Wash-| : 3: gray crosses 26-21; barred rocks 37-/Col Gas .... 18.1 © ington that Balmer's firm, Balmer — —_______________.______ (Other effort today to settle the CHICAGO GRAIN = eaponetten (4%a-544 Ibs) 32-34; geese Comw Bd |... 4 4 D...... S83), 
: 74-day-old strike of 44,000 be CHICAGO, Dec. 29 (AP) — Opening > ; 33; heavy ducks 27; breed-\Con Edis ... 4 Philco 34.1}& Moore of Chicago, receives two 
at Wplants of the big electrical! Woest oe aay ovine bower toe hoa eae Gas Sn Elie. toe $8 ehirds of the insurance brokerage CB car... 2.00 (MAT... osce 08% Cont Can ..-. 87.2 Pit Plate G.., 81.6\fee in connection with workmen's 
7. Suty SI gee Mae cmcaco rovurar vy Gant Of ces BT Pulimen . (4 /compensation insurance on the 
A deadlock in negotiations con- 2 May i11:771 EEL |scenay: ‘recetpes in. eoope €#2. (yesterday |Curtion Wit. it er Ee c tinued after the company late yes. Mar seseeses 1.20% are vas sig coop, eee wi: £.0.b. ions ES 9} tepub St!..... “a 4 : Bal 
| terday. rejected another: union pro-|Juy ---... Lane Mer “71020 TES [Beseancser ght mone te.b-th.s: beestors|Deue Atre’s.., S24 ey estes... Ot |, .ereoRs Sescribed Balmer as e posal that the be submit) MBF cereese: 14.8-15.5; | Dow 30.8 Tob B... “long-time political friend’ of Ed- ' dispute t- caponaties under 4% Ib 35-36, over, 4¥i/Dv Peat cee Seleway 8... $¢8\ward F. Mahsure, head of the Gen- 
Od So. arbitration. T k Fi P| stn lee OO p. s3/eral Services a 
Federal Mediator John rx. Mur. |TTUCK TIFMS Pian Et a aru”, “hg Beeb, BRR. & yiwhich is the government | 
ray also set up talks today be- Livestock Emer Rad .. 13 ou... M3iholding ownership of the “nickel , 
tween the company and the In- Output of 330,500 DETROIT LIVESTOCK Pistons” .”. $0.4. Socong’ Mob”: op a|plant. | 
dependent nited = Electrica OFTROTIT, (vsDa)— Preuh Tre |.. 85.6 Sou ‘and was sent-to-jail for 
| ‘weeks, whieh hes somne 34,000 Jealabie 190." Re eatly stn "Gen Bax 9.3 SoU RY “They've been. over this five ‘Ways — 
members on strike at 10 addi The nation’s truck builders plan! cer”, cnman™ 00, ., Pecetpts Today | en a So sid Brand 34 uid ex ee eta ce sane While his car was parked in the } \gows: ‘+ 884 S14 Of Calit |. 90.2/bid on. We plants. It is the first com- |*° Produce some 330,500 units dur-|Sempe ‘Rmple, fe. feviceiedoutiet: Gen Mil $id Oa ne |: oe If we hadn't been low bidder (Fisher Body Division parking lot 
Real peonromeagd) Goos callie “does tas aeatee est ae for mal apply sort |Gen Tee” dee Sieve OF "G8 \we wouldn't have gotten the busi-//85t night, someone stole seenatl i ‘une ents Z Stevens oe ” caps id 
of this year, according to Ward's| more ‘considering y ant tmb-lGiette” 1G Sher ep ase of Holly, told Pontiac Police. | At a news conference yesterday, | Automotive Reports. es sieoays and feo: |Goebel Br 51 Vn Fe | 4 ADMITS FRIENDSHIP + 
‘hes A-speed iM prepeente fiat the cmmpuiy so4| ichdtene te « ees a ee eee Sry rawr - ci eee Gy Gidl Referring to the nickel plant,|_SOWeY Stuy cape stolen front Car : company : # |Gt No Ry ... 423 > Pe ob. | automatic recerd changer « , fj union submit the dispute to binds pegged falar separ cee OS ee ie ae 7 as ole # oe to me. tht govern, [nt Ow while parted ln the FEES This handsome au ng arbitration, Carey has made Sheets Sao: tae dl (Quit On... 913 Body Division parking lot yesters portable automatically plays 33%, 45, sient above the final three months of feert 2050), "tt sept. end Me prince | aP oat Event Con... 24.4) ment is getting ready to’ sell it aay. ce 
cod 78, plus the wew 16 rpm “talking book” speed. |" The company immeliately re-|'2 the periodical said. and 25 betlre ewe: bes uttee, SGU Imecter'm "42 Gat AL - pziand & power play is 0 sald-be inter. Tone quality may be adjusted to suit your taste! Smart- | jected the proposal and- repeated Der cunt le selene 1955's Jamu. | {tte "puie wuuny cows 1. 00-1T be few TI Ceoe | Gait Prat Ble ht_between the would de inter-| Bredertce Sncaz, 20, of. 18 We 
ly styled two-tone teatherette carryin case an-eartlier statement that it cannot|" ¢. on 9.90-11.00, not many tie. meetit nd... 84 Oe » : ; Wilson St., charged with reckless — 
= . submit the dispute to arbitration Ward's stated, however, that| utility and commercial bulla 13.00-15.00;|Interiak Ir 31 Us Bte ‘$72, Balmer agreed Mansure was a driving, was fined $100 or 30days 
GMC, Ford, Chevrolet and cutter bulls down to 10.00. jIn¢ Bus Mach 396 West Un. Tel... 21. 5'jong-time friend. i il Municipal Judge Maurice : | because- management has an obli- ian ' Dodge | “Caives salabie 25. Market to-|Int Harry .... 36, Westg A Bik... 303) n jail by Municis 
r first-quarter monthly levels |¢#7- Compared last nd-\tnt Nick ... 61% Westg-Bf ... 89.2; The government spent 100 mil-/- i ; gation to stockholders and cannot |Pla” ble outlet for. rather small’ teswipts: Int Pe 112.4 Wilson & Co... 14.5) . Finnegan yesterday, ee ee ©. i } turn over ite “right to- manage” to: much as 2? per cent below their market fully “steady. bull tad per | ND Wootworth . ast lion aoa to — the plant at). a 
, [@ third party. " [eet 1955 yields. na’ prime, very genres, Gaotereg teak STOCK AVERAGES Shut down in 17, pyc: : =e * 2 ¢@ vidual head sales 28.00-33.@0. few higher: min 
Other V-M Offici "|: tndependent truck producing! {e485 eail"tnd ow! Witty “sok Aureos Prem => comune 07 i acti Cie ' GMC icial Heads panies are expected to ac-|'j slant 200, _Darkst reas dust Natie Uutt Stee at a cost which _HI-Fi Phones count for about 25 per cent: of the | ¢sy. mpared fast Thursday breed and PT". = ° - } ’ Brocks eetimated at <3 milion det- 
from 59.95 industry's total during the first ite “rocetpte: supply” mostly wesias | Month seo... 35 S$ 738 1903) 18r®. 
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  i$33\ment of the expansion program. GEORGE A. DELANEY Wholesa _ | Relget_ sheep. pery y scarce, | “Tras tes or ast a: ss es plant te bel rjpedyr 
George A. Delaney, chiet-engi-} le Food Cost fode-ai'00: Seg 2m ais. ang poe = ‘ {Nickel Processing Co., a — . . ars (©. 3. Co) National Lead. 
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pp etter OmsFomets Get $25 to $500 in I Trip! | Masonic Temple in Detroit. pera tase Oe cma OO, LIVESTOCK | |hu Mig. ‘Reaches Refi t| > Phone for 1-trip loan. Upon approval, fj, Delaney has been a member of|tnis week in the first ot mage dg gg eg eaches Keliremen une pick up cash. Loan custom-tailored to the S.A.E. since 1996. He has been| weeks. , = [nee ary ait Weseveee tn oes cae comet Max W, _{connected with the automobile bus-| » |presereasige cl — rer isso, Williams Names Popkin Arthur L. Norris, Pontiac district % 
;   Lot mos 7. * #@ ~ te : : ager Pruden’ Life mg end David Burt. 
porathn Deve i i ee a, Meas moyed to $5.96 a week s ihe pg rd = og ad agli ito Hospital Survey Post reuse ge 0. has Pa ‘Sy, bee 28, at 1 pm product engineer for the Paige Mo- ago. tter figure was the low- grade lots 11.60-12.235; i No. 3) LANSING “#—Gov. Williams to gg nounced plans to tery Ree Memorial 
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; he Pontiac Motor Division in 1934 the index was at $6.78. price with sinabie pereenta @ No. 1 and — ing as Dyproncerd of the. Of.) B yeéis wth el alled oe aia’ 
/ FINANCE CO an electrical engineer. From oa meen represents the total/215 he teiae 12.7, mou: No. 2 end 39 230- — urvey and Con- | firm. Anna W:, 188 La- 
EISEN 1999 until 1942 he was assistant|C%™t ®t Wholesale of one _pound|##@ ¥ 1870-11. with vome Me. 2 td 3s Popkin He will be suc- Hervert age n Panera serve 2 chie? engineer. During World War each of 31 foods in general use. 11.78: most 35¢-600 Ib scowa _8.80-0.78:|° served as administrative toe will be peld Fri 
IT he ‘moved to the Fisher Body| UP, thi, week were corn. tard, |* STiRint "raat “ies amas tne Oice under Marvin eae a7 Cit tore Division as supervisor of aircraft|Coonseed oll, eggs, steers, hogs|ee; ‘sivars nd, neifers seedy fe is] Tebleman. former director who re ford Mason, of 26; Ae adeomcag.. Etna mngtag Mewes. ie eatin wheat, butter pa oll come: Fesiers stvong eniive, _ Hoste to ./trenk:| “Popkin attended Pesgen ome -"* are m returned at the : higher; - a 
close ot the wor and wen sinde : of high prime’ 1435 sieers 2428; puix|°t New Hapmshire and the Uni- and a member of ake UE ee chiet eingineer in 198 ¢ th chal and prime steers ie. 0-23.0, ui versity of Michigan, where he re the Pontiac office 
3 mes | County Deaths. Fearne te acre tte | mommies . and @ atiltt, © m le the ‘ident minole Ave.. D A RRELL S = Redford Man Killed tanks W. Shaper dor te 13.00; prime over fe eaten Air Force during World War II. Norris is a past president of the | * ® DETROIT, @ — Herbert W.| LIVONIA — Service for Anna W.|iz99; iui? sing commercial teeta ear, The director's job pays $1,300 a|Life Insursnce Managers and Gen-|-      35 
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Township, was killed last night in}be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the) iso: welts dnd commercial bulls 14:40- The organization honored him yes- 
a? two-car collision in Wayne Coun-| Thayer Funeral Home with burials Salable sheep 4000; slaughter lambs Air Force Cadets FI '  terday at a noon luncheon in the); w& 
Pp rescri tion: Se H ty. Police said his car collidediin Oakwood Cemetery. Miss Thayer steady; good to prime Saint’ good tad ° : y Waldron Hotel. —- p rvice. gm with one driven by <George Cum-|died Tuesday. cease wostee ats eroung, i10 tb down ——in Denver Ski School | Norris joined the firm in 1920, 
of ane mee unter a beret.” ee 1S saeco epee en ARAPAHOE BASIN, Colo. (INS)|ottice where he held. positions as oe + oul ! . i» K te. 5 
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