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‘eechiesten: Avon aad : 
| Area Sites Are Rich 
in Beauty, History : By CONRAD N. CHURCH 
Editor’ —This is the first in « se of articles describina the 
rapid po Ages Rochester and Avon oe tskin ™ 
Rochester and Avon Township are as rich in history as they are 
ie Satarel Genaty Sor R was Whew Coat Gee Svet cotiement tt Coliand 
i _ (County occurred. 
= The first settlers came on March 17, 1817. They were James Gra- 
ham and his son Alexander and Christopher Hartsough and their   * 
    
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families. A record of their coming appears on a marker which has) 
been placed on a white frame building at 116 East Third Street in 
ggeaye op guealin onpag log house in Avon Township was ws wa LAST of Hungary 
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4 on this lot. In 1818 the first white child was born in Avon and the 
on the shores of Paint Creek, now ee 
all important. 
In 1826 Gov. Cass, Austin E. Wing and Charis Larned nid out the luagernaut 
| Rochester was incorporated as a village in 1869. It became a home, 
} rule village with its own charter in 1948. —— ie 
' 20,000 Patriots Dead | 
was held April 6,.1835 when William Price was elected as its first) 
supervisor and Hiram Higley as the first clerk. | VIENNA (® — The over-| 
Mt, Clemens to Rochester by 1844. It still may be seen along Avon! ‘moved _ relentlessly today, 
Road. One good spot to look is at Yates’ Cider Mill. against the last we! of| 
Knitting Mills, the old D.U.R. interurban cars. In fact for some|/ ance. i 
years the village got its supply of electricity for street lights from The only major pockat} _- 
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square feet of floor space and employed upwards of 300 people. It was at Osepel Island, site 
used wool purchased fronf’ farmers in the vicinity. This company Of the nation’s biggest in-| 
Chapman of Pontiac was vice president and general manager and a 
William C. Chapman was secretary and treasurer. C. B.Chapman, son one of the big Danube is 
taking place. attacks by Soviet armor. 
For no longer are the sawmills, the grist mills and the knitting) Other pockets still held out in 
nen ~=Martin H. Haselwerdt, vice, of the Csepe! Island area, and at) apolis, sounds — in =; National 7 montane dur- 
east dl committee a its Rochester out in G province, bp cay Chairma n Asks All- Out Effort 
reads leading to 
on ones community, and we have been! 
imendous change in our rate qeeeee, tegen ent Genet 
Regular Session Opens oooh The puppet rots metalied by! 
‘radio that groups of rebels stil} Campaign Chairman Walter K 
The crises in Hungary and the, 
Assembly as it gathered for the! school was held in the house. Z 
The nent year John Hersey made the fist entry o land, peving| Pale Beneath - A 
$2 an acre for it. Soon the first saw mill and grist mill were erected . 
original plan of the village, containing nine houses. The First Con- 
gregational Church was organized July 1, 1827. ne ~ Onl Scattered Pockets 
of Resistance; Estimate 1.6 square miles. . 
Avon Township was oxguuieed in 1835. The first township meeting 
The. famous canal that was to be dug with pick and shovel all the) Whelming power of Rus-| 
way across lower Michigan was begun in 1838. They had dug it from|sia’s huge military machine 
Among the names that arouse nostalgic memories in the minds of 
oldér residents of Rochester are Stomey Creek, North Hill, the Western Hungarian national resist- 
the D.U.R. left inside The. Western Knitting Mills at one time had a plant with 111,000) ruined Budapes 
operated from 1891 until well into the present century. dustrial complex. Workers 
W.C. Yawkey of Detroit was president of the knitting mills. C. S. ‘barricaded themselves in 
_ of William Chapman, now resides with his family on West Third Street land factories and contin- 
in Rochester and watches with interest the great changes that are USed to beat off determined) 
mills the biggest industries in the village. Today Rochester is boom- the Budapest suburb of Ujpest, in IN REMEMBRANCE — With row on row of marble headstones 
ing, and its residents are not quite sure they are going to enjoy it. Dupapentele (Stalinvaros}), south as a background, Sgt. George Myers, army bugler from Indian- 
president of the National Bank of Pecs, near the Yugoslav border. ———____— 
isery, and chairman of the ad- —— shooting also broke | 
Big Issues Face sig Roce at ape always been and in the Vac area frat) 
2 oe seca ee UF Drive T 500 UN: Assembly - == Dt Gese ts hey. ¢ Oo) ation riv O S 
growth during the past two years. 
springing up ; SO tine Russians, Janos Kadar, ova a Crises in/on all sides and people are Bocking|the reaper Gellipear? hes wag’ te the $8t2%8e Fide qvel.| 
eas unga 
’ gary - Mr. Haselwerdt cited the bank's | were se in cellars atonal yong sag Bog 
UNITED NATIONS, 8. ¥. @ —| 5 
Middle East were the two main 
issues before the U. N. General 
‘ opening today ef its 1966 regular 
7 session.   
    
  fu ‘top for the eighth raiem year. 
  Letter Urging 
- Airline Service Chamber of Commerce   
“all Buda- 
remnants of the counterre- 
Ean will be liquidated" in two Winner Wanted! 
or three ‘days. 
- Ante Hits $500 
In as abadies Reates = inP soe 
ge, suit of the nationalist remnants, 
‘tows of workers houses were shat-' Now that prize money 
tered, a children’s clinic was Gold is past the "$500. fark oS 
wiped out, hospitals were setheading rapidly toward a $1,000 
afire. To wipe out a single rifle- pot, you'd better get busy and find 
iman, the Russians would turn a the correct solution before some- 
jfall barrage from tanks, machine one beats you to it. 
guns and automatic weapons, and) 1, hake sure. your entry is count- Everywhere you turn in and 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
Showers Predicted, | French | and lerecli invasions of | 
: Egypt topped a list of 73 subjects | 
i awaiting Assembly debate at the 
Iith annual three-month sitting, for Stop Here t perhaps the most crucial in U.N. Reports 75 Requests Nation's War Dead Honored N ationally 
ing Veterans Day ceremonies honoring the nation’s:war dead. City 
and county offices and banks closed today in observance of the 
et Burns Trying 
to Clear Path 
for Occupation Soviet Still Threatens 
to Help Egypt 
LONDON (#—The com- 
mander of the U.N. Middle 
.|East police force flew .to 
Cairo today for talks which 
may determine whether 
and when the shaky cease- 
fire in Egypt can be — 
permanent. 
Canadian Maj. Gen. E. L. 
M. Burns said he hoped to 
conclude his talks with 
Egyptian President Nasser 
“in a few days.” 
Although there was no official 
\Egyptian comment, skimpy re- 
|ports by Cairo radio made clear 
that major snags must be re- 
moved before Nasser would let 
the 17-nation police force, now a’%- 
. AP Wirephete sembling in Italy, take up posi- 
‘tions in the troubled area, 
As Burns flew into Caire from 
| Israel, the effects of last week's     
000, Mark The Pontiac Area United Fund next five days to gain pledges of $500,035, or 
ad- otive is past the $500,000 mark on $112 00 to put the UF over the; he said. 
| The current campaign is to raise 
tiona] pianbuanitpesevioe agencies 
| one 1957. 
Over two thirds of the money 
scognt will support area services, 
such as the Boy Scouts. St. Jo-) 
seph's Mercy Hospital Clinic, Oak- 
land Family Service and the Oak- 
land Child Guidance Clinic. ~ 
Of the three campaign groups, 
the Commercial Division under 
dames F. Nye has the biggest 
job to de to score 100 per cent 
—- its quota by victery luncheon- 
Friday. 
The division so far has raised 
77 per cent, or $121,376 of ‘its 
eeu — om cater thing. ed, be sure ta check Page 8 for! Letters continue to pour into the $158,086 quota. 
The ee one stood a heed, re Ww y now Correspondents returning from (the rules. Then read the clues care- 
; take up either | Budapest sald the city was In the fully, check the word list below (it 
of > aagee phe contains all correct answers) and 
paoafscongaege * isee what you can come up with 
failure in his atiempts to get | med seen te tb days of World Why let someone else wai ‘ata 
U. N. observers into inoon and evening, changing to. War IL. ‘with all that loot, when with a little 
and a U. N. cease-fire police jmnce flurries. Late tonight will be! By the best available estimates, effort, you may be the one who's 
force inte Egypt. clear and colder, with a low of |20,000—or perhaps more—Hunga- Ticher by $600? ‘large and small industry, local 
Admission of three new U. N..%6 - 30 degrees. 'rians died in the attempt to break; Here are the words for this: merchants, service clubs, and pri- 
members and the annual Soviet | Tuesday will be fair and rather |the grip of the Soviet Union and ‘week's puzzle: Abet, anger, beat, vate citizens. , 
bid to seat Communist China were Cold with the thermometer regis-| ‘communism on their country. Rus-| boob, boor, circle, cleric, cut, cute, | | The 
expected at the opening meeting|tering a high of 36 - 40. |sian dead were estimated at from|gaps, hobo, horse, kid, kin, Bit! Ro be ee 
this afternoon. The lowest temperature in down-|4,000 to 5,000. Western corres- layers, more, noise, norm, notes, poor vov Se an 
ae. 6 ‘town Potiac preceding 8 a.m. was pondents back from Budapest !pass, poets, range, realm, regal,| ory wenger —* 
M Suiden end Tenkde al-/4 degrees, The mercury rose slow-| brought these figures, and said the relays, rosy, shore, snore, spry.. 
a 4 ly to 44 at 1 p.m. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) = ‘tenor,.tic, tones, toper, true, i 
or to Ease Detour Jam Mini Si ed line service at Pontiac Municipal 
irport. 
John W. 
  have already been received from 
  
  
itives who will appear before the 
proved, 
“I'm very much pleased with the| 
results to date,” Hirlinger said. 
“The demand seems to be univer-| 
sal for convenient air service in| 
Pontiac.” 
He said he hoped the letters:     
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    ruled Cyprus; the Indonesian would mount to around 200 before ‘claim to Dutch West New Guinea; Dec. 1. “The more the better,” the continued division of Korea; Hirlinger said. 
and the big powers’. vain efforts Among letters received are ones 4 to agree on disarmament. from Pontiac and Fisher Body Di-' 
f ; visions, Baldwin Rubber Co., Con- 
Z sumers Power, Pure Oil Co., Mat- i Hour Long Parade thews-Hargreaves Inc., Tel-Huron 
Shopping Center, Pontiac Business 
and Professional Women’s Club, 
+Pontiac Civitan Club and Zonta 
Club. 
Hirlinger said more plans as to 
who would be going to Washing- 
  
  
      
       
    Members of the various branches toh, D. C. would be forthcoming 
of the Active Military Service, Re- from: today’s Chamber: Board of 
servists, Patriotic ROTC Directors meeting. 
y units and police will take part in ree 
| China Offers Egypt Aid 
‘ i .N. HONG KONG @®—Radio Pei Menzies Criticizes U.N “ant ping 
_ CANBERRA (®) — Australian) , re Mees na has offered Egypt a gift of 20) Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies 3 aie eS § |Million Swiss francs ($2,800,000). 
today attacked the U. N: decision i a i ake same oe) 
a gio eR a Ne In Today's Press nies wilaiaidiers: s Seecharenills deeds 
ment rolls over the temporary detour around con- 
ren yeti Egg! mele     County News. .....cseisee<s 28 
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  Hirlinger, manager of being led by Earl Maxwell, 
the Chamber, said some 75 letters sonnel director of GMC Truck an turncoat faces, But few West Ger- 
Chamber officials are expected! 
ito lead a delegation of representa-) 
Civil Aeronatics Board to stress! 
the need that this service be ap- ices or &2 per cent of a $414, 
000 quota. Thé division this year i 
per 
Coach. 
The Waterford Township and 
‘Pontiac sections of the Geographic. 
Division under the overall chair- | 
manship of Mrs. Ralph G. Bump) 
have less than $4,000 to turn in to) 
campaign headquarters in order to) 
go over divisional quota of $19,116. | 
UF leadership is concentrat- 
ing special efforts on the Com- 
mercial Division, following .a re- 
port meeting last Friday noon. 
| Reports showed that some com- 
| mercial solicitors have made no 
reports te date, though the 
| United Fund drive has been un- 
| derway since October 23. 
Chairman James F. Nye asked | 
that all of his solicitors turn in)   | British - French invasion of the 
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rherate around the world. 
| Both Russia and Communist 
|Cuaea issued new threats to send Germany Opens 
* Otto John Trial === ‘Arab states met in a top-secret 
Ex-Chief of Intelligence pariey to discuss the whole Mid- 
in West Zone Charged naehe saa Gur kandace ane, 
With Treason | Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Saudi 
: Arabia would discuss not only the 
KARLSRUHE, Germany @® — oe fe ~~ : Sy Ge vaste apesed 
Otto John, West Germany's for- E 
mer intelligence chief who defect- Comme influence in the 
ed to the Communists-and then 
fled back to the West, went on/TWO PROBLEMS trial for treason today. In New Delhi, Indian Prime 
The 47-year-old John, sometimes Minister Nehru met with the 
called the “Man With the Thous-'prime minister of Burma, Indo- and Secrets,’’ was brought into the nesia and Ceylon to discuss both Supreme Court after nearly athe Middle East and Russian 
year in prison, \Tepression = Hengery. 
The opening day of the trial | 
| Was devoted largely to reading | | The biggest single snag to the 
of the lengthy charges. With °"'Tance of the U. N. police force 
about 100 witnesses to be heard, | jinto Egypt appeared to be the 
the trial before five rea -cs.a Question of where they would -be 
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce of-| Pledges from Pontiac area indus- Judges was expected to last 2 stationed. 
fice urging the establishment of air try and its employes now total menth Britain and France made clear 
Since West Germany has no they expected U. 
death penalty, life imprisonment (Continued on Page 31, Col. 1) 
is the maximum fate the double   
lunters Are Advised 
to Leave Home Early 
John is pee é baring state) LANSING (INS) — Michigan 
secrets and denouncing agents ,of/State police have urged all deer 
jhis intelligence office to the So-/hunters who plan to hunt in the 
\viets after he crossed into East | Upper Peninsula to leave home 
‘Berlin on the night of July 20, jearly and avoid a jam at the 
1954, He returned 17 months later! |Straits of Mackinac. 
with the help of a Danish news-| Regardless of the stepped-up 
paper correspondent and claimed /operations at the Straits, hunters 
he was drugged. and abducted to have been held up for “many 
the East. ‘hours” in the past. sawai> cApeceed such a Servere pen- 
jalty if Joba were conv icteu. 
  
Sarah Van Hoosen Jones 
Gives 300 Acres to MSU ireports as soon as possible to cam-! 
ipaign headquarters, 20% E. Law- 
rence St. 
Circuit Judge Faces 
Retirement Problem 
Oakland County. Circuit Judge 
'\Frank L. Doty, who must notify 
Gov. G. Mennen Williams by Dec. 
1 whether he will retire at the end 
of this year or serve out his elected 
term until 1960, said today he has 
reached no decision on the prob- 
lem. 
Under a recent state law, judges 
over 70 must retire this year or 
forfeit retirement benefits in serv- 
ing out their elected terms, 
Attorneys point out Judge Doty,   
' the remainder of his 
ee ee 
ivetirement pay 
  
  Strike Halts Newspapers 
    
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wr im Karen Was oot allowed| to th rote. After comaruction work on the per.’ determine deabiity oF €thréewvay trafic ght | Winer ert in, bets fe typtens Bhat. ‘16, 17, is 
He. Seen pe 
Panne      for higher wages began, at 6 a.m. 
iS . ae 76, would than y Es earn_more 
Newspapers, days. A nationwide printers’ strike} Governors of Michigan State University have an- 
nounced they will accept a gift of 300 acres of land 
‘northeast of Rochester from Sarah Van Hoosen Jones, 
‘a former member of the board. 
Miss Jones, who lives in Rochester, retains the land 
for use during her life, but+ 
it will bé available to the 
university for So “my grandfather, Joshua Van 
purposes. 
The _ tand, 
which Miss Jones 
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         bad a _'THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1950 
: wa |The Day in Birmingham   
BIRMINGHAM — The city com- 
mission will not meet on Monday, City Waits Till Tuesday for Zoning, Water Talks with burial in Mt. Elliott Ceme- 
  
Pontiac Deaths ~~ 
Harold L. Sherman _ 
  man, 61, of 311 Draper Ave. will 
in Bloomfi ' but on Tuesday this week, becauwe} Such a plant would require an/be at-2 p.m. Tuesday from the 
in B ield Hills ot Veterans’ Day being observed|€xtra six cents per 1,000 gallons|sashabaw Presbyterian Church on today consumers to pay the plant's costy/Maybee Rd. Dr. William H. Mar Three youths who Pontiac police . ; .. |he says. Whether the plant is built}bach of the First Presbyterian 
say admitted robbing a factory Issues that wait till tomorrow in- | should hinge on a year’s Church will officiate with burial in 
worker of $2 after him clude the Twining Property rezon-|of operation under the present sys-jthe Sashabaw Plains Cemetery. 
ing question, new water rates, re-|tem, he says, 
with a chain were held early yeS- 
terday for investigation of armed 
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Police say the youths, one of support of an Oakland 
Works, and setting of rates at 
Rink. ‘Authority, mixing well water with 
the Detroit water in set proportion, 
or construction of a new plant pro- Mr. Sherman died Saturday 
morning after a brief illness in St. 
Joseph Mercy:-Hospital, His body 
is at his home on Draper avenue. 
Arrangements were by . the 
Farmer-Snover Funeral Home:.   _| one-third the ‘world Mexico - supplies an estimated 
supply of 
  
The funeral for Harold L. Sher-, 
  
    Right in Time for Deer Hunters __ 
SALE of Imported 
   8 Power, 30 mm, | 
Center focus model.... them 16, also admitted ‘hi-jacking a the Twining rezoning te commer- |“ . 
hitch-hiker and stealing about $40 cial is that of Albert Vanderbilt, bine Pd 50 = oo — — ; 7 Power, 50 m.m. ‘9 5” 
earlier Sunday. Held are: who says, “We intend to maim (2 = nie Why Pay . Cetiter focus models... 
Daniel Margosian, 17, of 569 8. ee Lguarye Seo making procedures don Full Price? fy tive # an Om 390% 
7 Jessie St.; Patrick Hatfield, 17, . probably be started - sometime . ter fogus model ....... . Ma 
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ne of 574 W. Huron St.; and the ju- 
venile, who was placed in the 
Oakland County Children’s Home, 
Police ‘say the three attacked 
Bruce Atfield, of 395 Third St.|.. 
about 5:30 a.m. while Atfield was 
walking to work on South Saginaw     feet on | boiler and machinery there, with 
a three-year premium of $1,033. 
“Recogpizing the dire need for 
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  7 Power, 35 m.m. Indi- vidual focus lens 
‘7 Power, 40 mm. B&L 36” 
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1 street pear Turk street. street, a commrcial ‘ a county agency that would be able 
: QUICK ARREST It i. ae oe Troy !0 act outside of the antiquated > A 
"Township, and has been subject of drain laws now existing, we urge ; They were arrested shoftly after- '" 4 Hailey i 
5 wands, police say, when "Atfeld ey SA eace Neat ye ald ts wang City pert E CAMERA Dept. —Moin Floor =| identified their car, j Expenditure of over $800 as the ‘of the county DPW department. | H 
Atfield said ‘he was walking 
down the sidewalk when the 
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  eg pedro ioral sidered. dale, died following a long illness | Regular Find Special Use For! ; ; : : this morning at the Arnold Home $3.25 List Price | : 
Two of them held his-arims, At- ( Water rates will be boosted to 305 not roit NOW AT SIMMS MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS ‘ 
field said, while a third took the cents per 1000 gallons of water con-| . az 2-Cell—All Metal eS 
money plus several ‘bus tokens| - sumed plus higher rates in meter| Born in Milan, Aug, 26, 1876, ° 
from his pocke. H lugged hess : Ponting Press Phete i ctallation and other service if, he came here in 1946 from Cass FLASH 
: the prertelgips ; wi 900,000 SHORT — Commercial: Division vi cial Co-Chairmen Curtis E. Patton and Clyle Harold K. Schone’s suggestion is| Lake and Detroit. Surviving are : 5 
wae he -gpand « lam | man James F. Nye (seated), finds that his solici- | Haskill, Commercial division solicitors are asked temncrrow \ a sister, Teresa Plunkett with | f 
. uleycte bees —, eld said ngth o | tors are still $48,000 short of their Pontiac Area to turn in their collections no later than tonight. | Detroit water is being used with-| whom he lived. 
| . ee | United Fund quota as he adds up reports turned Only five days remain in the current Pontiac jout adquate controls at present.) pocary will be recited tomorrow Factory $) Value 
Det, Sgt. John DePauw said the| in to date. With him are (left to right) Commer- Area United Fund drive for $612,202. Schone reports, but control valves |: 5m. at Manley Bailey Funeral Secied * Gj 
three later admitted robbing a will be installed soon to maintain iiome, Service will be Wednesday GALLON _ . c Berkley man, Gerald M. O’Con- . ve Apel cent Detroit water 00 1+ 19 am. at Holy Name Church, CANS ner, of 2242 Catalpa Dr. r . e budget. ee a a 
hiking shou cure oar nie ilm fo Feature eo mee Str uck by Ir ain S an aa, bs Ae © R Mere 2) oy Eve PREYTONT—Georanin ing about two hours earlier, De- i is under : Lewis, |[E Factory Represent: “Eveready” 
Pauw said, on Woodward avenue, IE 7 Cc Hay how | Norris and Bond engineering E WEDNESDAY—2 to 4 p.m. * tor in Winter cole me: 
in Bloomfield Hills.. After driving. . : = °c 
O'Conner to Woodward and sven Nordic lands toPressGroup | Area Man Dies “— REMINGTON _ 
sae eb Deo ay Dea Pivad how, per > | KIWANIS Fo tcc Stored] AAR added. : Denmark and Sweden the Hillsdale Daily News, was | 71 -Year-Old Is Victim; Travel and RECONDITIONED : Heavy chrome 
Neither Atfield or O'Conner) Col Movi T ed of two Michigan editors elected to) Ww. Walki Al i AUTO NEEDS <2nd-Floor | E ANS pleted case — 
were seriously hurt, DePauw said. ° or ovie : ve ay, the American Society of Newspa-| as aiking ong | Adventure _ we ee eae | 
| 2nd in Kiwanis Series per Editors Saturday by the Tracks Near Oxford | : : ecesieaee Red Mi ht C h . . ces board of directors. . Series lf You Wear Skirts ‘ 
ig rus es “Denmark and Sweden,”’ the sec- tor pe es Chia be ~~ A 71-year-old Oxford man, who} You Need This Item > Fixed Focus—Throws 
Last f Hun hash in a series of Travet and Ad-' Also honored was Kenneth R. police say apparently fell while| Pontiac High School — Lees AEST TTT iste fut Beans | 
venture rograms Ping spon- Wes : s _lwalki P { : . i Fs : > - | 
0 gary sored by the Pontiac Kiwanis Club, ee Cae Saeg is oeurs adlaeene cree wes arch be) Auditorium at 8 P.M. | $ Sboceren > 5-CELL f 
; will be held Tuesday night at 8 ghroughout th ti Staies soiaeeinns A oes — ! : A . ) (Continued From Page One) at the Pontiac High School Audi-, soon ga ee eae tates Detroit-bound train in Oxford! > ‘ Flashlight | 
wounded numbered 50,000, Rus- torium, | a Sunday morning. | > | ,  sians and Hungarians. | A film and commentary will be : are gars peg =) 62.95 Ouality 
‘ eo ¢ ¢ given by noted documentary movie Coun Townshi § bade as —s P Y > ee.9) VUuaiily 
Hospitals were so crowded that. : caters NIC He is* p never regained consciousness fol- NEW SERVICE—Remington repre- : producer Herbert Knapp. He | rie the mishap one block from sentative will be in our store every =? 
litters carry the wounded were considered one of America’s out- | 4+ . ® lm ccawe %.. eccerdink to Onterdl and and 4th WEDNESDAY of every wr 24 C 
| directed to cellars and garrets. standing color cameramen. Historic, Beautiful | police He died at Pontiac General! eee "Elde § Uiirts in Ploce of 1 
Sani. 02 fhe, Petoctl, Qeepital fonnpsat ‘toate ttn gees Hospi ms Folding Skirt Rack nity. - Be ital, managed countries in today’s! ‘ : » 
one of Hungary's largest, doctors troubled world are depicted in the (Continued From Page One) Investigating officers said train : ; > . 
have been operating for two days fim, It includes scenes trom such about Rochester, the answer is the operators reported seeing the Electric Shavers —Main Fleor Simms DiI idest Yor hunter and : 
without the aid of drugs. The famous cities as Copenhagen, the same. Evidences of growth appear, mam trying to get up alongside io Price a DE emergencies. Chrome 
—e d wind wage Uae Grist pat city of 700,000 bicycles; and on all sides. There are new schools, | redline Mate ene — ™ Holds 6 skirts in piace of 1. . . 4 case. ‘Batteries ex- 
biotics. Odense, the birthplace of Hans jw churches and new commercial SS. sow dba g ead eal La oe Cee “ ae ‘Christian Andersen. ‘ ; A native of Europe, Boeskool was " Wonderful 1S securely yet gently. Chrome fin- P 
_  ..The first intoxicating. taste of) “Kronberg Castle, the Elsinore of buildings. as well as hundreds of 214 to have been taking his daily |] ta. smart pinstic colier 4 2-Battery SIGNAL Model . sear io ~ the re Shakespeare's ‘‘Hamlet,” and the new homes. walk when struck. new rug { > 3 ct | Flashlight 
eecrushing defeat ee the hands ot M22y industries, sports and festi- oLDEST COMMUNITY | “He lived right next to the ‘BT ular? “Uolor © crushing defeat at the hands of vals of.the two nations will also be . ' acks and always went f railes| ° and BROTAERS , — : 
isio | 2 ange is not so startli n 7 P 13 Russian divisions an estimat- |, detail | Change is not ing Cee eee ee 98 N. Saginaw—2nd Floor } yA $2 Value 
ed 200,000 men. — some other communities in Oak-/there because he could find his) upholstery : é c 
= land County which have been used|“@Y home better than from the) ———— = - , \ i hrou : ; street,” the police officer stated. cleaner is eeeceee ‘ Boy Remains Critical UF Headquarters to it throughout their history. It , . 
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The boy suffered a fractured Bears. Roebuck &. Co. empicyea “toe 7 months ago to incorporate a loone pga — summit, Colored Motion Pictures 5 PROCESSING ® ri |Winkelman’s em yes |. oa do | 4 powers j 
skull when his head struck the Trechaway Core, ps loyes 342,00, larger area Gs & city. The city =e ra! . = ~ | Herbert Knapp comes to Pontiad to . 'e : -8 
pavement on Baldwin avenue south Friend Construction Co. employes 330.80) would include some five and a jand ndia to seek an end to the take you on ® camera cruise to two of | - Some * iat Deli * Daily 8 s 
of St. Louis street, Pontiac police 20% of Cabinets. Inc. employes 318.00) og miles, stretching @2%ger of World War III. \the happiest and best managed countries ' r] int ‘Special wary way PONCE |Boys’ Club employes... | ee ee ee rein today's troubled world. You will be re said, |Motorcar Transport employes... 224.50/ out beyond the present village Moscow radio said Bulganin’s shown flees, including Kronberg; the e DIRECT to ' Made by In- 
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miles an hour . \fve Dery Co. employ 0 . 1Se00 % ‘because the Soviet government birthplace of Hans. Christian. aaaereen | . SE Pius 10% tax _ ee en huliding Co serpioyes. 18138| Rochester’s population in 1950 «away 4 _| You will see s wide variety of shots such | r) . He and the boy's mother. also in DP: & &, Building ploy always is willing to settle out these of “Whi 4 ' 
the front seat, said they ard $e Meus Carirumpens {20 oo was 4,279. Today it is estimated standing problems peacefully.” |power. “Green Gold lumber trom tree. © © Movie © 35mm Slides g — Famous Ingraham ‘STURDY ats ’ iEmerson School 1 -* f41.98 at about 5,000. If the incorporation: * *« to newsprint, Orrefors, the magic name a ° P son hepa turned around, and Wolverine Entertainers. employes eis completed, the new aay popu.| President Eise ver re edi pol gees i ne eae te building, and | 'e — L Pocket Watch 
saw ey he Wil : mployes... . . | nhow ject : coppe . | : saw him falling headfirst out of the Bar aecuta of ay pe to 112.00 lation will be approximately 6,500.'the Swiss suggestion, saying the! You will see as whe seve fon sol Moe nice of “BEST ® ; 
” Re ifi \Pontine Clty Lines ss cots 100.00 . * * ‘problems threatening the world! %Miey sports. They participate in most \ oS, Ce en $2.49 Value Reeves was mystified how the , be Sat A ac ioe. 72.22 100.00, There h 3 been ition to th — and excel in many. Viewing some i : ie your films are processed Lie 
door opened, police said. He be. prog mente cee We sss 78h.) There has been opposition to the are before the United Nations andjof their many festivais witn their prov-| MUST Outperform amy = © by the COMPANY THAT gE lieved the door, which mere only Gorden Caughlin employes CI 100.00 orporation. * sult was filed ae he believes they shculd be settled meen Aiprteomapy) acai daneee. will make r ane r u've MADE THEM ... and ycu 1 79 
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Se en ane a Bat SA enn ege? He] Mt cuet eset appealing, Oe Ree ee aa in an G21: Snapshots 'f CIGARETTES ym wager Pyro grees colder with 8 Michael’ Lars employes i 56.62 pascal Palcy be free to act, icinerator e "j r] P 4 8 ate tonite, 88. | Ponti t . 2 
Tomorrew fair and rather cold, high) Loan employes... 96.00 ean wer oe oe tee | Police said Fred Moore lit the | FOR ONLY TF 36-40. Westerly winds at 10-20 miles Connolly's Jewelers employes... 52.50, election. The final decision will | " l - —_ Denizen h perth weaterty 3 15-' Braid Motor Sales employes... : eed be up to the people living within rubbish with matches supplied by, Nobody x 8 
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  Bob Considine Says: « 
Poles Won’t Give Up Their Little Freedom NEW YORK (INS)—Just a few 
days ago, 50,000 youths silently 
marched through the avenues of 
Cracow in Communist Poland. The 
mute parade attracted many thou- 
sands, some of them curious} Curtain countries kept before the 
U.N,, with con maintain » hard core of commu- |Bow of food and medical aid to the}fully, “‘amless it is given the pro-) and probably in his own country, 
nism at home.” afflicted. . 
He wants the case of all the Iron|now’T sEND CASH 
demands for “But the United States showld|"sed.” 
the withdrawal of Russian forces, send no money to the present no Asked if, in view of the horror |i; in vain. Nothing good is ever|as a spoon, a pickle fork and a 
dded thought- viso that the Polish people are to) he was optimistig about the out- 
have a deciding voice in how it is} Come. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1956 
Boy, 10, Invents Gadget 
to Improve Egg Beater: 
LAWRENCE, Mass, ( — Ten-| 
year-old Philip Kochman has solved, 
the vexing problem of holding a 
hand-operated egg beater firm -by' 
inventing a suction cup which may) 
be attached to the base of the’ 
whipper. He has placed it in the’ 
hands of a distributing agency. 
Another of the sixth grade gram-|   
“Yes,” he said, his thoughts withimar school boy’s inventions is a 
those peoples. “‘Yes. No sacrifice|/household utility tool which serves 
of the repressions in Hungary lost.” lifter of milk bottle tops. 
       
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‘enough to ask the why and the 
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“We must!” was the usuaj an- 
swer from the boys. ‘We must!” 
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Many apparently assumed it was 
another Communist demonstration. 
But these orders to march came 
from no commissar. It was a spir- 
jtual command, a spiritual demon- 
stration, The paraders were ex- 
pressing their sympathy not with 
communism but with freedom — 
and at the risk of their young 
necks, for the new ruler of that 
country, Wladyslav Gomulka, is as 
Red as any herring before him. 
The man who told this story 
is‘ a smallish, rugged, round 
headed, gray-eyed patriot whose 
countenance bears signs of trag- 
edy but who can stil! smile occa- 
sionally. He is Stanislaw Miko- 
ister of Poland, now a leader in 
such groups as, the International 
Peasant Union. He has just re- 
turned from the union's meeting 
in Paris, ‘ 
“Fighters for freedom in Poland 
and Hungary haVe made perma- 
nent gains,” he said. “Never 
again will the peoples of those 
countries be forced back into com- 
plete subjugation. ‘They will be 
very careful—people want to con- 
tinue living—but they'll never give 
up their ideal, their hope of being 
free.” 
HASN'T DELIVERED 
The Soviet Union, in Mikola- 
jezyk's opinion, has failed in a 
vital particular iw its brutal. colo- 
nialistic program. It hasn't de- 
livered. The help it pledged China 
has not been delivered. It has 
given Egypt very little. It has 
milked rather than fed the various 
so-called People’s Democracies. 
Se there are economic as well 
as political and social reasons 
for the towering gripe of the 
slave states. There is pressure 
for a change in Russia, reports 
the man who once sat down and 
learned through trial and error 
that business can't be done with 
the Kremlin. 
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The Polish Red Army could rise 
when the time is ripe, despite the 
illegal presence in Poland of eight 
divisions of Soviet Union forces, 
Mikolajezyk said. The people could 
rise even before the army. They 
do what they can to break the back 
of the USSR. Even the Kremlin 
admits Poland is producing hardly 
half the grain it. did before the 
war 
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“The greatest terror and blood- 
shed, .such as in Hungary, won't 
change people dedicated to free- 
dom,” Mikolajezyk said. “T've just 
seen evidence of public protest as) 
never before. We have proof of 
great dissension in Russia itself. 
There have been countless demon- 
strations in Georgia and the 
Ukraine. The pressure of public 
opinion in the West is being felt.; 
It may save many thousands of 
freedom fighters who otherwise 
would be killed 
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“The next three months, I | 
think, should show whether Rus. _ 
sia really is going along a peace- 
ful read or intends to promote 
disaster. In a crisis, look for the 
Kremlin to call back its forces 
from the satellites and try to 
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and give-aways will mark thejuseq for weekend rushes. A paved! 
at Parking lot will accommodate 160 ‘grand opening Wednesday of a new 
A&P Food Stores ——— 
1185 N. Perry St. I 
M. W. Alldredge, A&P vice prest-| 
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which operates stores in this area, pointed manager for the new su- 
|per market. He lives with his wife, 
\Lucille, and two children, Cather-|day in Tanner’s room at St. Jo-, 
  CLARE L. KRAMP 
“This store,” Said Alldredge, 
needs of 
which The building, 
dairy, bakery, 
ty aids. These departments will 
handle more than 3,000 different 
items. 
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Sixty-eight feet of space will 
be devoteg to refrigerated cases 
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The self-service meat department 
will incorporate a new-type refrig- 
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preparation of meat items. 
conveyor eliminates the need for 
low temperature processing rooms 
where employes had to wear pro- 
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fresh and smoked meats, poultry — 
The store features seven regular. 
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        First Joint Service Training Center Opens 
ALBANY, 'N, Y. @The nation’s 
first joint Army-Navy-Air Force-| | 
Marine reserve training center is 
in full operation here. - 
The Navy and Marine Corps 
commissioned their quarters yes- 
terday, The Army and Air Force 
previously opened their units. 
      
‘There are about. 6,500 indepen- 
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Supermarket Wedding Guests Sign 
to Open Doors Wednesday (ast on Groom’s Leg 
‘super speed" stand to be | BURBANK, Calif. (—A_ broken 
leg failed to postpone the wedding 
‘of photographer Frank Tanner, 50.1 
He broke his leg last Thursday: 
‘but refused to call off the wedding. ' 
So Superior Judge Elmer D. Doyle) 
iperformed the ceremony yester- ars, 
Clare L. Kramp, an A&P em-| 
ine Ann, 22, and Richard C., 20, 'seph’s hospital. 
2791 Auburn Ave. Kramp is a| About 30 friends signed Tan-| 
member of the Auburn Heights ner’s cast instead of a guest book. 
Lion’s Club and the Oakland Coun-| The bride, the former Erna, 
ty Sportsman's Club. |Pfaff, 48, returned to her Los An-| 
Harry Boice, 112 Alice St., Roch-|geles home. Tanner stayed in his, 
an A&P employe ‘for 20) | hospital bed. 
years, was named assistant man-} 
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seph Sabourin, 4014 Orion st., Roch- Truman at Dedication 
ester, as meat department head, | - and James De Quis, 539 Lorraine HICKMAN MILLS, Mo. W — 
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       Japan Tops in Suicides 
TOKYO w — Japan has more; 
suicides per capita.than any other | 
nation, The welfare ministry re} 
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100,000 population. This was a 14) 
|per cent rise over 1954, when Japan} 
‘also was the world leader, followed | 
‘by Denmark, Austria, West Ger-| 
‘many and Switzerland, The major-| 
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  1956   
  CHICAGO 4AP)—The Detroit Red Wings, tub-thumbed as a_ big/the Wings are trailing by one point 
power in the National Hockeyjthe Boston gang 
League this year, found themselves|their. way to Ist place in the 
‘today behind a team that’ was/league race with two victories 
mt ong ees A i ae ees: oe Despite’ a pair of weekend wins 
who 
pions. 
  
Change in Emblems   
  MELBOURNE (#—The tradi- 
tional flag of Hungary flew over 
the entrance to the Olympic Vil- 
lage today after the head of the 
Hungarian squad arrived in Aus- 
tralia and requested it be substi- 
‘tuted for the Communist banner. 
Philip Miskin, commandant of 
r] ~ 
Winners Are Named * . eye ’ 
in First ‘Finals 
) First “final” race of . the 
Saturday series at Polladium roller . 
rink, last weekend, set up the 
following winners and runnersup. 
The Marchewka family figured in 
three of the victories, as follows: 
For Class A boys—won by Andy   
. Marchewka, Skipper Drimont 2nd. 
Lynn 
B 
Marcheka, Gary Rehbine, 2nd. 
Class B giris—won by Paula 
Burmeister, Cynthia Dalton 2nd. 
Class C boys—Rody Lund winner, 
Tommy Kidd 2nd. 
  National Flag Replaces 
Banner of Communists gee aad 
the village where the competing; 
athletes .are quartered; said the 
change was made after a phone! 
call from the Hungarian chief de 
mission upon his arrival in Dar- 
win (Northern Australia) to the 
acting head of the Hungarian dele- 
gation now in Melbourne. 
* * *& 
Presumably, the order came as 
a result of the new Communist 
regimie’s concession in Budapest 
that henceforth the official flag of 
Hungary would be the traditional 
red, white and green banner with The weekend victories gave 
eer: 
Detroit downed the Black Hawks: 
3-1 in Chicago last night after). 
beating the Rangers 6-4 in New 
York Saturday night. | 
A turnout of 15,060 saw the 
Wings break a year-long drought 
|Garden as they trounced the 
' slumping Rangers. It was the first 
Detroit win in New York since 
pal 1955. 
Lett. winger . Lorne Fi 
twe Detroit goals as 
the hawks went down to their 
llth defeat of the campaign. 
Ted Lindsay picked up the other 
Wing tally against Chicago. 
utes apart in the second period 
ofter the Hawks moved in front eter 
jat New York's Madison Square . 
Ferguson’s goals came six min-    Detroit attacks. Pavelich, Billy 
Dea and Billy McNeill scored 
Detroit's other goals against New 
York.   
U.S. Challenge Flops 
in Aussie Tournament 
SYDNEY W—The U.S. -chal- 
lenge in the men’s division of the 
New South Wales tennis champi- 
onships fell flat today as the top 
American doubles team. and two 
singles plavers lost to Australian 
opponents. 
Vie Seixas and Sam Giammal- 
va,-twe- of America's. Davis Cup- 
pers, dropped a loosely played 
third-round. doubies match to the 
Australian pair of Don Candy and “ay 
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from the’ University of California, chats with Russian decathionist | 
Uric Kutenko at Olympic Village 
letes are preparing for the start 
22nd. in Melbourne, Australia. The ath- 
of the Olympic games November 
  
  
      by Gordie Howe. 
* J * 
Ferguson slammed home Metro 
Prystai’s rebound 
then hit again at 17:35 with a fast   the Kossuth Crest. 
The ~a may 
the way for Hungarian participa- 
Russian troops, had vowed yes- 
iterday that they would not com-| 
|pete under the Hungarian Commu-| 
nist emblem. * * 
Miskin said the Communist flea | 
was actually taken down by two! 
of the Hungarian competitors who 
jihad accompanied him and two of! 
= officials to the flag pole.     
Class C girls—won by Patty 
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Fifteen extra state police of- 
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Straits bridge is scheduled for 
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'Patterson to Begin 
‘Chicago Workouts 
cago Stadium, is due in the city 
for the 15-round bout 
* * * 
    }at Sportsman's Park But this year’s lineup is expected 
to be the last. The giant Mackinac | 
deer season. Deer hunting season’ 
CHICAGO (INS) — Floyd Pat-) 
terson, who battles Archie Moore | 
‘for the vacated world heavyweight | 
championship Nov. 20 at the Chi-| 
today to complete heavy training — 
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been working out for the past three 
/months at Greenwood Lake, N.Y.) _ 
He expects to continue his drills|—       ifinish of a three-way passing play 
have cleared) with Prystai and Marty Pavelich. F 
| Ted Lindsay fired Detroit's 
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i\Frederick’s football team could, George Lang was more than St., Lang Paces Clarkston fo 22-6 Decision when Johnny Wilson's shot was 
accidentally deflected into the cage: After St. Fred stopped a Clark-| 
ston drive on its own one-yard line, | 
‘handle as Clarkston hammered Out the Wolves were credited with a: 
Wisner Stadium in the final game) 
‘of the 1956 season for both schools. 
Rcd fleet-footed halfback, called 
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abun by coach Ed Hintz, was 
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Clarkston opened the scoring in only TD with Wally Quarles knif-|starts for the Rams, who had a 
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  a 22-6 victory Saturday night at 
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behind the goal. 
Following St. Fred's free kick 
from -the 20, tae Wolves drove to 
their 2nd touchdown. Lang scoot- 
ed over from six yards out early 
in the 4th period and Dubats con- 
verted again to make it 16-0. 
The Rams took the ensuing kick- 
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    The Wolves wound up the year 
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that was an ex- did a yeoman’s service in getting 
citing event in the Stewart family. people out to vote election day.| 
|The two boys were very excited They all worked hard, and it’s! 
lover a letter from the President.'great 
s'waiting for the script of So were the twins, to say nothing this by asking Jimmy,. who has} 
such a wonderful record in the 
The motion picture people really Air Force, to substitute for him |ments to the United States—T,000/™ ‘Sunday. 
  
The battle between Ernie Borg- 
Eisenhower realizes’ nine and Hecht-Lancaster is out, 
‘in the open. Borgnine has been 
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| Jerry Lester Banters 
| | About Past, Present TV 
By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—I sat in at a back table as Jerry Lester flung asking price is $400,000. It’s a 
|himself out on stage at the Latin Quarter, collapsed in a noisy, modern house, with the last word 
fall at the mike, and came up with a screaming laugh. 
* * 
“Impression of a candidate doing a nose-dive!” he howled, 
Price $27995 lausting himself off. 
Through it all, the onetime St. Louis and Chicago comedian), year to marry Mike Todd. 
whose “Broadway Open House” was the first big late-night TV) 
show, kept up either a giggle or a guffaw. 
-acting. But 
Jerry says it hides no broken heart, and that 
he’s quite happy out of the TV meat-grinder 
which is ripping the guts out of some of the 
comics who succeeded him. Back in ’5€ and '51 
jhe and Dagmar were so big on NBC that, as The mirth was of course play 
ihe vaguely remembers it now, 
opposition got no rating at all. 
“They paid me off,” he shrugs now. 
“It always reminds me of a story about 
Eddie Cantor and Georgie Jessel. 
“Jessel told Cantor, 
they'd have paid me more to buy 
Jerry now lives in Florida far from the maddening Madison 
Avenue crowd and he'll do a “Ziegfeld Follies” show at the 
Miami Beach Latin Quarter this 
’ Probably he'll also watch TV and brood about what once 
was, and may be yet again. their CBS 
JERRY 
“They bought off my picture contract 
for $100,000.’ Cantor said, ‘I saw your last picture. I think you 
could have got $200,000.’ Maybe if I'd stayed around longer, 
me off.” 
winter. . fas at dinner at Chasen’s.     ES 
“But you know who’s making the big money now in televi- 
no insult!” .. 
Liberace flew back to L.A. after his 
Royal Command Performance for Queen 
Elizabeth was cancelled due to the crisis | 
. . Joe E. Lewis, who opens soon in 
Ny Gatveston, will bev isited there by beau- 
tifuf Minnsota born Karen Hanson (the 
future Mrs. Lewis?). Lawrence Tibbet’s 
medics decide soon if he’ll return to 
“Fanny”; he has a gastric ailment .. . 
4|Claire Bloom's up for the “Marjorie Mor- 
ningstar” title role... 
Seitz’s boy friend, dancer Dean Crane, gave her a practical gift 
—knitted her a scarf. 
Bob Hope's assembling a troupe to entertain GI's in Alaska 
. Fort Dix will reopen some long-élosed barracks . . 
a) Crosby's newest business: Paper phonograph records. 
4; Victor Borge, who'll ‘get $100,000 for his next one-man TV 
shaw, has a mag article entitled, “How to Become a Millionaire 
. . Gloria Lockerman, of the 64G quiz, 
will sing at Carnegie Hall with Mahalia Jackson . . 
Swanson and Eric von Stroheim patched up a 20-year feud . 
Fernando Lamas gave the missus, Arlene Dahl, half interest 
a Beverly Hillis hat shop. 
Earl’s Pearls... 
Peter Donald has figured 
wriggle—an itchy money belt. Actress Tani TONI 
out what makes Elvis sion?” he asked. “The guy painting those signs—changing the 
names of those presidents and vice presidents and stars, on the 
office doors.” i 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
. Herbert Hoover heard a TV technician call him “a living, 
doll” and asked his secretary Bunnie Miller to find out what 
it meant. After careful inquiry, she reported, 
you’re O. K., Mr. Hoover—it’s 
“Shoestring ’57” when somebody says: 
to believe now. The Bible says one thing, Cecil B. DeMille says 
something else.” “It means. 
. Good line in| 
“You don’t know what 
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. » Gloria 
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mean you have money. It may mean you had money.”—Vaughn 
Monroe. That's earl, brother. ; 
(Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) ene ne i at nie ela     Smell of Success,” the Tony Curtis 
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mand quickly faltered. With hack pi basket.” ears. ose, fu ieles’ re. People with no education at all| of selling pressure’ still a feature), > 60-3.s0 Super, fancy, |POint. are least apt to be suffers of trading, prices slid back only|},0° ,%j No.2, 1-70:228 bu. Quince, . There was a scattering among groups having varying de-| slightly from their best levels. fora dy of losses in other major divisions. grees of education. - 
Export business, light receipts (Wo. 1, 3.60-4.00 bu. Beets, No. 1. .75-| Jt looked like a dull séssion un- Dr. Henry Ogden of Louisiana) 
of cash grains and the uncertain | °° 4°. 5, tonged ; mai contitions of State University .School of Medi-| 2.00 bu; No. 1, 1.26-1.75 bu. -\der the semi-holiday mite of tee stele tel international situation provided et. bey wo 8 Curly.|\Veterans Day, Banks were closed cine ar Lager eB rol 
erin tem tndy wader LS eo acecey fb cy eacanges were open 5 ines carey ake (me. fety, No, 1, .65-.85 bu. Carrots, topped, ?.&.% the Southern Medical Assn. 
Wheat near the end of the first)" f.,* Teas Chabliteen te Ps Lge. Douglas Aircraft gained around - es * & 
hour wal Wachanged to 16 Wigber ieee ans Celery, ieaay, £0,006 cris while “oe ‘Dr: Ogden. said freshman * 10 MONTHS TERMS March $2.42%, — Ms = - _ Celery, No i 751,00, don. stalks. Celery, jor fractions. But Glenn eae - eenler tnedicel echesl - WITH NO INTEREST 
10% higher, December 1%, re ¥a| iste “benns Monies” ser a iae-|new high oa Friday but closed Oe exncees te “fom EXTENDED TERMS to 1 cent higher, December $1.55%,|159° don. bens. Horseradish, Wo. Llphat day with a fractional loss. ‘ow | ging u and it was found that soybeang 1 to 2 cents higher, No-|}-{0-}49 pe Onions, dry reer, and Bethlehem : It is powered by a General Mo- : 80 per cent of them For Better Quality vember $2.52%, and lard 5 to 10/200 50-Ib. beg: No. 1. 1.60-1.20 90 tb. bag| U. 8, Stoel A newly purchased home was) | O.. 295 norsepower engine. ‘ prt oven 4 9 ond Siding 
undred pounds higher,|pricns Creve No fl Goae gos pene| Mudged ahead. Chrysler gained, | tonsively damaged inside and » topping basinees pape rsiey, Curly, No. 1, ecutives, rsa Sager yi Paricy, Root Ne 1. i001 $0 don. behs:| General Motors edged off. Amer- |) ide and a new bed was stolen| It has power booster reels per- 0 0 e ire tives, of whom 77 per cent SHERRIFF-GOSLIN : 
West Germany was cited in ex.|Farmtoe. Ko. t, 128-379 53 bu. Peopers| eam Telephone was up élightly. |07 snout Oct. 31 in Avon Township,| ™itting automatic reeling " of sage the i . port circles with buying around 9 tatoes, ‘now, taney 115, S0-M. bet:| Santa Fe lagged. ithe Sheriff's Department learned) *™sths of hose. ue : In subsequent a ce ne des ROOFING 60. * 
million bushels of hard wheat over No. :" ss‘i0e' bar Ragunes, Black Me:| Royal Dutch was off fractionally|today. The home is located at! ‘The truck is presently being put] Ruling Forces Justices /professional people (7) pe F& vackek ace 4 the weekend. |, 1.80-2.00 bu. Ragishes. Red. Ne. Lin Guie was up a bit, 3338 Rockhaven Rd. pcm riage -% Me-| # Quit Bench or Lose|salesmen (58); manual laborers] 902 Riker Bidg. FE 2-5231 * «¢ * i, |.70-.85 @ : . Acorn down around a Wilson : ; ae 
However, it appeared much of Ne 1 .15-128 bu Goussh, Buttermut,| 0) i oamie slightly, Nation-| Pleading guilty to driving with 14 Saginaw St Rights to Benefits (55); and farmers (50), ss 
the hedge lifting against these sales No. b ioe isorbu. ‘Syussn Hubegre al ee and United Air Lines ra hig Aagprgrresemgel gen rps It has not been determined : Mei te | NO. 1, 1.001. — : ” kins, 21, ; ; had been accomplished in Friday's are pk bashed: No 1 & tS vk, backet. rose. $100 in fine and costs before Justice raat stationed ag yet, LANSING (#—Some 20 Supreme 
market. Pink, No. 1. 200-230. % bu. Turnip = .'*. Allen C. Ingle of Farmington Mc@e = Court justices, circuit and probate| [No 1, 90-125 -dos, behs. Opening blocks included U, §. wnshig Seturdn judges may be forced to retire by, .. topped, No. 1, 1.80-2.00 bu. To P y. : : 3 ens: cx. |Steel up ‘2 at 704% on 2,000 shares, 4 - Dec. 30 under a state attorney gen- | U.N. Police Chief as". AMPS $8:iLocineed up 4 at 58 on 1.400, Roy: trends in it ana meets First Fatality Occurs. |2%. sane | d otto Ore nee Not, Lobes te phatsie jal Dutch unchanged at 100% on 1,-| bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA Sr : Attorney General Thomas Kava-| 
Talks With N Cae en kn 100 On Indiana Toll Road jess, st eta 2udees ste a S it asser 1 400-1 80 pe. basket Lettuce, ‘Leet, /45% on 1,000, . Rummage sale, First Methodist began their present terms on or 
1... Church, corner Judson, Saginaw. after reaching age 70 must give 30 
(Continued From Page One) | ‘York Stock Fri, Nov. 9, 8:30a.m. = —Adv.! MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. w—The|days notice of retirement by, RNATIS 
take up posts in the canal sone. | F ° New Yo ; Ritter’s Farm Market, fermerty {rst fatality on the northern Indi-| Nov. 30. . 3 , 
They said they would not with. Grain Prices (Late Morning Quotations) Manning's, on W. Huron St. Meat ana toll ee since it gel nat Kavanagh said under state law National Optimist Week. — Nov. 11 - 17 
- draw Sat thete forces enti U.N. | cmesce onan migra mem bal pe ag Pear ogireatog ger ee aa ae on FFIN FUNERAL HOME troops arrived. |_ CHICAGO, Nov. 12 Z — Opening grain Air Red ...-- {3-1 iat Tel & Tel . 2 t/p.; Pot Roast, blade cut, 39c Ib.;|traffic deaths . remainder of their terms will SPARKS-GRI 
apparently. expects the ""** ‘Aus’ Gnat'"::/ $2 Jonas Men... $14'Round and Sirloin Steak, choice) Mrs. Julia Gramza, 69, South) jose thelr retirement rights. | “Thoughtful Service” uN tment “si stationed along Dec ve ae lee cl i ae ea cote 19.7) Cuts, es ee vee ota | Bend. Injured yesterday afternoon Gov. Williams would name suc-/] 4 Williams St. Eh. PE 5-100 
the Israeli-Egyptian border, from say 0.010 Sis dep 77". 71S Am asriim <-ca01g Same CR, ..... $14/ The Ths Grecia Bo Oe ase ID: \enge ot tne US. At interchange cessors to the retiring judges who) which the Israelis launched their {:'” TRS pee ass |km Cyan |! 123 pollpsp =e 341 sarmer Peet Sliced Bacon, 38c ip; cast aechines os Papen would serve out their terms. mal DDL, WD FD) 
orn attack oto EO eee tage gp NIRS APRS ESAS A ht ate Rott Saumge, 2 le. for 81:10 in. Michigan, City hoeptal | Se, 5,or 6 upstate judges and | - “days before the British - French Mar 1 4a%e July go Me am rf one #3 Lone 8 Com |. 88.6 Slab Bacon, Hickory Smoked, 39c) State pallies! cai a cae weal” or 8 in Wayne County reportedly al ROOFING A he 
invasion of the Suet. But Egypt's Maz ....... | 47 | laré—, jam Bowe .... 28 Lorilierd ...:: 48-7 tb. Large selection of produce \ arisen te the ‘alguriedae!|(=* affected. by the ruling which Sccamee 
positian on occupation of the canal Osis— Dec. . 12.80 |Am Seating .. 29.7 wartin. Gl #@ |groceries. Beer and wine at popu-_ may even reaca into the Supreme » HOT SPRAY METHOD nae lies aat been aucoanced Dec... .... 8% jen 13-98 Am gmett 23 Merck ....-. 31 lar prices. Open every eve. ‘ti] | Thomas L. Kerr, 47, Rt 2, Ee Court. ; RAY BOOS 
On ne "aes Epa, OEE Ee wit Berge: Rt tata Seah” aar verhe en, Aun el eangy wd née tm 3 oo the w proble to ; . = os “ 4 . | t at the request o ui 
= ote yes — the fultaing M Accident a a irolled over in the divider strip ®3| O'Hara, executive secretary of the | 
JN . enominee eee ns estes . |he was trying to pass a semi-trail-| | sees retirement system. PY] cconaitions. F A | of U. N. forces Armee Gti .. 06.3 Mat Calry .... 67 er truck. Kerr was injured)’ SAVIN ~~ Israeli Premier David Ben-Gu- py. . Armour & Co 168 Hat Gyms... 21-8 - 50% Md NGS ) | 
rion hag not yet agreed to pull his AUIS NING- | Cafl- ee ot ae Conrail . 4 eertounty | ° yee gy 5g - Sg K 
conquering forces out of the Gaza pg er Re. a ar # Alert Deputy Spies ' Commercial Repair Service—Fiat Roots Our Epeciaity y : ne “cups tS er . . Ai 
Strip, which Egypt had occupied’ MENOMINEE A bullet from 82 & 08 8} er ae'pw 14 Youths in Doghouse . ] “We Stop Any Leck—No Roo! Too FE 5-7387 § since 1948. Meir pact - cies, his seven-year-old brother's gun'peth steel ...163 Oe ri 4 War U th Place | S Large or Too Small” ») of Israel's Parliamentary Security killed La Anderson, 9, yes- i oes 69 AW Air $4 m Up me ris n i ; ® and Foreign Affairs Committee. ——_ Parued ore Sonn Alum .. . - TE Sheld R f § a | said flatly that the strip would re/terday after he crawled into the pass fog LL $ Pa 7 3 GRAND BLANC (INS) — Two) Whe ebext - as . on 00 pra ing y) : 
rt of Israel hoe te 8 renee OE pores... 8 = - boys, aged 7 and 8, were accused! "he alert wo ed to the\ PA) COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL — RESIDENTIAL— APARTMENT While the United Nations troops Menominee Eatery H.. 13.8 8... # today of starting a fire which raged |County pert A ereihe pummel —~Pi—-Hr— Bf Yi ee y =f r= e= | r= Wie ce | * 2 «¢ 5 5 ’ control for two hours and| of tw (aia eaJvBovQJeaJea/J/EEL 
marked time, Moscow propaganda) Cour Lenwood Kell calledisen Pee... 338 am ae | paces pam cpectanont im a pom for the breakin of a store there| = organs kept drumming Out geath accidental. He said there/Sestel Airt .. ea verted barn \Saturday. threats to send “volunteer” Com-| 14 be no inquest. \Cen Tl Ps... 287 te Fire Chief Gordon M said, Both boys were released to the! munist airmen, tankers and artil-; Ches & OR .. mF an ..... aneour of thei aft vat le en to fight alongside the! The father ef the two boys, Ells-' Chrysler . .. 4 -—— 3 the boys admitted setting fire to a custody ir parents er 
rym? Cries Ove ... 83 most of the stolen mer-| Egypti jess the British, Is- worth Anderson, gave Ris younger Cini. ‘we |.. 4 $7 dog house near the building, which turning 
av er F nch soldiers ‘quit son, William, permission to fire!Ctuctt Pea .. 12 : BS OE was occupied by a pair of newly-|chandise and promising to turn) | Eeypt each. ) at the target after the older boy/Colé Fem -- $8, x the Bt weds. lover the rest of the missing ar- 
“Communist China said a quarter had supposedly left for the safety|Ccl Ges... 17 wer .. 086) Po The structure is located on U.S. ticles. 
million Chinese volunteers—‘‘tens of the family car. oon ‘on. Se AL RR .. # 10, in the heart of Grand Blanc. Deputy Robert Cannon nabbed 
of thousands of them en ot But Lawrence ached peta Cont ‘on : ase <i ot - | Ie yee pr Reng Meme’ 
toe ao Loree ‘tienaten around and — bray ome (marti wr S se , ee if . Chrysler Plant Holding ‘approached him at ‘the Lake Orion 
how they would get there [Bet Rdinon’ :: 38.3 a ea Bi IRVING 1. KATZ ‘Speedup’ Strike Vote [Rafer arg daggers U fet returned to the * 82 copped 
crenetire pa 2% miles south *&. Pheasants to Peasants— [De Pane . tol 4 s'4 oa on 545. HIGHLAND PARK (INS)—Unit-| Noticing the youth's watch was 
Port Said. where opposing E&YP-Everything Fair Game = raw t 20. Xt frit Ge ‘Local Group fo Hear ed Auto Workers members at/much too big for his wrist, Cannon, tian and British-French forces are [omer mad .... 31 feang ‘ Chrysler's Highland Park plant/started asking questions. ne 
dug in. The unofficial armistice) CpICAGO (INS) —  Phéasant|vcite Mor.” 6 Tentron ; 2! Beth FI F ti e |will hold a strike vote Nov. 27128. [boy admitted staging the breakin, was broken yesterday by ‘hunters shot everything else but S00"5 5: 29 Tims R Bear. 91.6 Xecuil¥ The union's local 490 decided with an 11-year-old after the officer’ hours of fire from Egyptian lines .. tne season opened in Illinois Freeh Tre ":. 354 dren © Atv... 38-4) yesterday to take the vote. found a knife in his jacket pocket. | 
and an answering one-hour bar-| octorday. Houses, barns. other Gen Ber"... eng Twent Cen... 4 | Irving 1. Katz, executive secre-| Local 490 president William Jen-| Further investigation revealed ; y | Onaereg 45), ving | h althe pair had burglarized a store at rage from the British and French. unters birds and just about every |e" wimers':. Say tm Carbide.” .tih¢ tary of Temple Beth El of Detroit, | kins yaa seared oattie| oa ae und mace off with sech VG ee a |moving thing were TRS ie AED Be Sie aan’, 2°] will address the Men's Club of » ansaed we articles as watch bands, knives, —} . No Troops From Burma | Jos. 6 ; na ce say ot the, Walron| 4 tw Gis eatias axe QltScut Wea c Clgereths cous ond —, : . ; - ri eane mee a ' i '* . 
RANGOON un — The Burmese, Dut Set. Georer Lindstrom, of Seti 1H Boge Stans eal members pes and pene ot ~— because... : - t ~ that i . = | . FO. . * e _ a 
ite offer of trvops for the Middie near Chicago, was not disturbed. ‘Qtxr”guné - ,1¢4 a we ta iad) His subject will be “Jews on the : East police force has not been ac- He said: . | or awh ES ies weeve 4 BE... 304 Michigan Scene with Special Ref- cepted and it will supply no.men.| “We get it every year like this.\mne mana ..°°: A oe oe to Pontiac.” 5 . int Farv me White Met . 43) erence . : 
The government gave no explana-/They shoot everything from Boats iat st Le Wileon & Co.. 124) Mr. Katz wag graduated from 
tion. | seep nde tice Zenith Red...m3.4)Spencerian Business College and ~ == tie int Miver 1. | 46.4 Western Reserve University in . 
Cleveland, Ohio. He also attended 
law school at Western Reserve. 
City—Country in 1941, he founded and was the first president of the National As- 
to Start Class sociation of Temple Secretaries. He 4 s is now serving as honorary presi- 
onGifted Child  |S.n Ld] . * * 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS—A course! pr. Irving E. Gordon is chairman . 
on understanding fifted children is! of the dinner and program. 
to be offered at City and Country) 2 
School, with Dr, Elizabeth Drews, - associate professor of the Univer. U.S. Awards State 5 
[sty of Buttalo as instructor. __|Huge Missile Contracts - ; 
terested may enroll, says George! DETROIT Wf — The Army now| * : A, Roeper, aster. has more than 100 million dollars On _ * ‘The course win cover charac. | Worth of guided missile contracts Pp The man ‘is smiling because he has . | terisation of gifted children in Michigan, the commander of the a old bill t d | . ei a : 
they function ta, childhood ana |Detrolt mane Diswict says y $ 0 a discovered that EVEN-HEAT is every- | 
they tan be SG oon oe Col. E. D. Mohlere said 300 io _thing he wants in a stoker coal. It is ; } othe with (TMs, mostly in the Detroit area, | t toni a are working with some type of | the answer to his search for a sotis- 
Registration mist be by Wednes-| Mohlere said most of the missile factory stoker coal. It hes all the © letter, phone™ Fin ify Michigin. is ‘en: resverch On ee ee : ! 
_ {but that two big production con- mind. You ean borrow from HFC, pay overdue bills, special qualities needed in a stoker Drews has done extensive|tracts have been awarded in the and repay your loan on a businesslike, budgeted basis. ' te Sieh 3 ae lee. § —% 
with gifted children |State. When bills come up, more people come to HFC than coal . . . it is high in heat value, free ‘ 
committee for them at any other company in its field. Loans are made d , Michigan State University, besides/ Eling Man Is Fined promptly, in privacy, on terms you approve. You can burning, low in ash meaning less an Buttalo. She is , steed ake borrow with confidence from HI'C-—America’s only “City-Country staft giv 3 _emeospladw: easier-to-remove clinker. It gives him Driving gor a license cost a sumer finance company backed by 78 years’ experience. oe 
7 s full measure of health, comfort and vising its research program. paid the court after pleading guilty | / oP before Justice Willis D. Leturgy of carefree convenience for his fuel dol- 
 lGerman Ships to Help —_|Waterfort ‘fers. Try EVEN-HEAT Stoker Coal and ‘lin Clearing Suez Canal T prevent winter slow-up you'll be smiling, too! 
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: Y ( Pp , Tr ms 0 ificlans al five-minute political hitchhikes. “Mama” series, which resumes ——- ‘ 
poaghe siagoa TV : ot O Si S el 10 i TOG @! ‘ * me , ee ater NEW YORK (®—Toni Campbell, los CBS-TV Sunday, Dec. 16. She 
j : The show: s - bett  ialan gyros A seid ite 13, has: been chosen to | take _over'| will succeed Robin Morgan. _ 
Ay r ELECTRO 0 MART | WIR, (760) CKLW, (800) WWJ. (950) WCAR, (1130) WXYZ, (1270) = WPRON, (1400): WJBK, (1498) f . a. c a8 pi ee oe ivi re ws 
a we, “teeta 0-Win Friends tthe Pre - i : f “‘Meet the Press,” Free Home Demonstration IRY2, at Tow WCAR. News, Coffee Clem ) WW4. in the care o PSS, sue Oehiend FE 2.3781 TUNIGHT — Peel fod Mitac [ WPON, News, Scramble bt At : sar’ Bom w jand the questioners were not partisan, | 
-WIR, Bob Rernekis WCAR, News. Sninorama 8:30—WJR, Musie Hall ews, od widely on all sides 
‘ww News WPON, Spotlight WJBK, News gare Reid WIJIBK News. Gesrne P . Ve S mma or rang 
, | WER Wate Pe phiiigendins grease wen pera WCAR—News. Bob “Alten Post- Voting Su TY | politically and thereby erupted as : - 
TV 10 & AUTO WIBK News, Don McLeod | it W, ‘Boxt ‘ww’ winute phages "| 1:30-—-WJR, Dr, Malone Shows ineffectiveness much fire and conversational] To Trein for High Salary Positions in Electronics, 
» RAD palcbnea ll Ledaard tag “Stag WEAR News “Ace WET. “Breaktast, Club CELW. Bud Devies pas brimstone as they could by rubbing | = Redig & Television. Day and Evening Classés Allow 
i RADIO SERVICE NR orate bene, [MMAR News Vie Sotcss Pape as wn, Midigtaies of 5-Minute Plugs the candidates or political spokes-'] Yoy to Remain Fully Employed While Training. = 6:30-—-WJR, Dinner Date WW, Witching Hour é 5 A: m qi 8, Re the » way. This. ther 
= rw fulholl " WCAR, News. Roundup WwxXvZ, News, Winter men wrong. ye . : 
WXY?, “Mel Allen WoBK, News Kesem vere voscen we Gop! Sows George. ~ By JACK O'BRIAN was politics with spirit. |] Mail Coupon or' Call for Complete WO 2-5660 Look for us near | WINK Don McLeot WCAR. News. Spinorama $:30-—WJR Jack Harris » Se Bee, Cee ae —_ * * 6 e | Information. No Obligation. . A WCAR, <aylor, Al Crane WPON News ard Sports WPON. Unscramble, News wrow Reva. NEW YORK (INS)—Election day ; . : ith paid 
4 Waterford Township Hall wron  xews 11:30—WJR, Natl Vets’ Day 19:00—WJR, arthur Godtrey Mrs. Burton |is now over, and our reactions to, There is nothing wrong with paid, 2057 Weedward (Dopevan Bids.) : |19@—WJIR. Guest House WJBK. Zigev Jobnson ww. NEC Bandstand SSE. Set Dre. Be ee radio TV: elect aigns Political broadcasts, of course; | ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE: Biecks North of Fox Theater 
” wd 5% Extra ba Tang ia eta masa a ese Pa eet heat grnat a oecues conver i he for they enerally Kerean Veteran Appreved, 11-12 
pid WXYZ Mickey Short a CKLW. News, Homechais | 3:000WJ8, Pet Butire® have jelled more than somewhat. only in the form they ge y| 5 ‘ , al . . - . ~ : r ie ss Ly i avi y as ~ eee ee ee ee ee ee a ate eee een ee ee eee > : SANDERS RA CKLW, Pulton Lewis TUESDAY MORNING weak Mca faa «(| cea’ ur lecKaenle * * @ and, in almost every case, spe] Name .,... see one 
a WCAR. News, Spinorama | @00—WJR, Vinail, Melody | WPON Mainly for Milady | CKLW. Bud Davies We have received a hefty bulk of | jemeady take. Wl AbMCONE sus veiw eentscecetecswsvessecvscs suewenses FO eersennnitt econ . . 4 OP haat alags sh by Romero WW, News 10:30—WXYZ. Girl Marries | WJBK, News, Mcleod —— i . wero One me vere WXYZ Fred Wolf, CKLW. Mary Morgan WCAR. News. Al Crane joutraged mail at the manner in . . : |7:30—WJR, Guest, Law. CKLW. Rooster Clu WCAR. Bruce Martyn WPON. Tempo ‘which both parties handled their, —— 
(Since 1928) | aw a meccer SEK. Care) Rais 11:00—WJ.2, Arthur Godfrey | 8:30—WJR, House Party |radio and television huckstering: Algiers Paper LIMITED TIME Bick 4. OR 5-19) WpON- Cal WCAR News wWa. N WWJ Hilltop House — J boll an ee eee a | eres Soa Weg NBC Bandstand sta| WXYZ News, McKenzie (not one letter of admiration- for : | 00 a Lewis | ¢:30— WIR, Kore Sol Asriclt | cetw Ne vs. (Story , Time JKLW —_ Chase ands this special design for political liv- Claims Discovery, ; ’ ; ONLY 
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ew a pesos CELW Guy Kuan ls WCAR. News, Bruce Martyn “wxys. Wattrick, Sports (ing has arrived. WJBK. N =e | WJBK. News, Clark Re “<<, WPON. Mainiv for Milady | CKLW Eddie Chase 10 ew i ie - 9 WCAR, News Spinstams, | rote nn lise wan Tint tn nea | WIEM, Bove D McLeod The only letters of praise have , . 
- WPON: Call the tune Peed tor orp iar WXYZ. News, Curtain WCAR.-Kews. Al esne come for the assorted forum TERS Algeria-@ — The 4 ' Py s $:30—WJR, Amos 'n’ Andy | WxYZ, News Wolfe CKLW Queen for a Day eaten ae ae ean shows—“‘Meet the Press,” ete. ALG 5, lg f 
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bs LW : Danter ae — Poker rset | TUESDAY AFTERNOON WWJ. Jim Deland —but these do not fall into the newspaper Journal d’Alger said . a 
f §:00—WJR, Ne btn News, Coffee. Clem | 12:00—WJR, Jack White WXYZ. News. McKenzie field we mean. an oil field estimated to con- ' 
es WWJ, Tel rear, Hour WPON, Scramble WW News, F. Elizabeth 6:00—WJR, Philip Lenhart ; bill f oil h been. EASY TERMS! WXYZ,.Mickey Shorr | 7:36—WJR, Music Hall WXYZ. News Ace WWJ, News at 5 The programs paid for by the|tain a billion tons of oil has ' 
CKLW. True or Paise WWJ Bob Maxwell iba eect Wome ciseras we acd Ras *| political parties, for all their care-/uncovered in the Sahara Desert,’ INSTALLED! 
4 = tegen WPON, [aes comm CKLW. Parana! Open WCAR, News, Bruce Martyn, WJBK. News, Metsed. ful planning and projected “pain-|/500 miles south am here, 1 CHECK SET! : .. e , K. N Clark Reid WPON, Audioscope | WCAR, News, Al Crane sae? 
ay 9:30 —WJR. Pace Nation WCAR. News, Coffee, Clem 12:30—WJR, Time Out, Music WPON. Tempo less” fhuckstering methods, did aot The = eed largest CLEAN SCREEN! 74% ® Record Playeis WWJ, Mischa Kottler 8:06_—WJR. Jack White | WXYZ, News Ace | §:30—WJR, Muste Hall go so well with viewers. paper E! 
© Hi-Fi gitles) Momen, Mare WWJ, Rob Maxwell | CKLW. Bud Devies WWJ, Jim “ Deland Particularly onerous were the French language daily in Algiers 24-HOUR SERVIC - WJBK, Detroit Speaks WXYZ, News. Wolfe | WCAR, News, Bob Allen WXYZ. New McKenzie ad usual ‘| intarmed oalAL ' 
: ® Radio 10:00 WJR, Symphony CKLW. News. Toby David | WPON News WJBK, Don McLeod pre-emptions of five minutes at the and usually we t oO 1 YEAR WARANTY! <a oad oe 
eS) eee won Gee Ga Le tees Le Lee WAR, pani tag end of popular programs, a|Zerian developments — said the “49% "ane ” = jnter-Comm. Syrems t a 50} 10-12" ., $25 — 19"-20" .. $30 — 21 © P. A. Systems device by which it was presumed field is located in an are ts chan FV. 60 Sane lac @ = A. a candidate could hitchhike on the miles = of secre in A eta Prompt a = All — ra v.30. ears al Electron 
rating of the big ae and there- region southeastern ger oan } 
ae, Today's Television Programs --S/3SEEE SF Ete) cals ay wiiegamn ritor of t ases, It Sa& ne 
RADIO SHOWS SHORTENED | td ic about ©) miles tone and : ann Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. | wis) duatere dare was that. a is oe ath iles long 
+ — e awba V 4 he same brea momar weno ras : — a encom ows 
d 3149 W. Huron Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel +—WWJ-TV Channel 7—WXYZ.-TV Channel 9—CKLW.-TV | shows being pre-empted by such * * 4 
’ FE 4-5791 ‘five-minute ati of ae sel First borings ares last spring 4% HANDS TIED? 
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