—_— EEO —_ “Eh THE PONTIAC PRE 112th YEAR | keene PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,°1955—38 PAGES Chinese Boycott Rules Out U.N. Action . 4 > . nee ° =n ut ‘Em There ‘Diplomats Eye 39 Cows Die in Barn Fire \zr2ssn-2 27 Pee Patey Expect Mendes | Dog Alerts Family When Fire Strikes /$50,000 Blaze |: fe ny» Ss ny ont On of Geneva Type fo Fall Tonight | 9° a Strikes Farm “Last summer my husband and I decided te take a trip in on African Vote Near Addison | ccs: it menu te tts wer tat we tr avy tem |on—U. diplomats oe ~x~ *« * eo Be se a ee tee ee “@ Be me Rae ries MS Michigan to see the Soo locks, After driving several hundred miles in Quest of Formosa Confidence Ballot Seen wondertul sight?” w hour’s ° art Metin Cy oe heared Oot nore me | Conn Frp Ending Regime in 20th Government Crisis PARIS ) — Pierre Men- Firemen Fight 3 Hours to Save Other Buildings on Malberg Property Thirty-nine Holstein cows Santa Fe Engi = Makes Lost Run American Gls des-France’s hOurs as died in their stanchions as| After TV Debut Quemo Isle proposed Security Council French premier appeared a $50,000 fire destroyed 8] 155 ANGELES @—Engine 1010 on y § cease-fire talks. numbered today as the Na- barn outside Addison yes-| of the Santa Fe Railway, an old ; Three courses appeared tional Asserobly headed for terday. high-wheeler that helped Death Val-| Small U.S. Detachment | to a cong etek te a post-midnight vote of con- Fire departments from| le” Scotty make his recitd in| Serving Within Range ait amet wy 2 En- fidence on his North Afri- Oxford, Lake Orion and_/| 1905, made its last jaunt yesterday.| of Chinese Mainland to send a representative can policy. ‘| Addison fought the blaze} The old iron horse chugged here here. “ Mendes-France demanded ago from Slaton, Tex..| QUEMOY @ — A grim, tight- Func we for three hours with six!® mont pieces of equipment and / job and kept it from igniting nearby | !ast television role. buildings on the 400-acre| The engine was used farm of Aloysius Malberg at ack red 861 Lake George Rd. icdien meen A Chinese Nationalist army wee Se a role , { inal followers made the prospect w @iscovered the fire, | tirement at Slat Many asked that their names not not send a repre- of his ouster so great that some turned in the alarm and tried te Sn ee eee cant & \euaion So Oe SS) Se of his ministers rescue the cows. One cow was bd formed families are Security Council ousts Nationalist own privately led from the biasing structure Ja n Will § tioned here on the island that) China and gives Peiping that seat, soon amaianrrannane but had to be destroyed due to chokes Communist Amoy Bay. | many delegates saw no chance for shmnaag A orl eco Regr According owner tenes. | 1D ] “tairty consistently” since Sept. paneer Pequehedy Av san ms taweened save to poe water pipes in the mit howe im |USSIGN TTEGTY «sree seer sent cat see | Soe rete tes Caos che erament for Algeria's Moslem . some 460 gun positions that ring | Was not expected to beck down. majority and certain “reforms” aan ns ea creme ater was being) Foreign Minister Seen) the tstand. Two Americans were | The British government today for Morocco. He an js for | Rilied tm that shelling. wrote off all immediate chances of ae ne Bes ee gpelly ped Pressing Parleys Capt. William S. Donald, La|® United Nations ctasedire im the rule for the Tunisian nationalists, Firemen remained at the scene| Ot U.N. Headquarters | pits so. one of the few who | ormoss Strait. Ee ne oe throughout the night, as flames TOKYO (INS)—Japan’s cabinet |Mllowed use of his name, said ae Oe * businessmen living in the protee- continued to spurt from the wreck: | sided today to accept Russia's | Americans have comfortable quar) = a Sa torate aa offer to sign a peace treaty “aes Aaatios oiler aan tae on ts heen The probability of France's 20th mga y nyt drag It was also decided that all fu | made right near my old home| solution and averting & majer postwar government crisis raised tally ture negotiations including the time | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | shooting war tm the Par East. the question of what might happen The farm was formerly owned | Shocked and disappointed by to the Paris accords to rearm West by Edward Wilson of Birmingham. be left tothe dicereton of Forum Dems Pick Chi od China's sefuasd te euaae 4 Gn Germany as a member of the - be left to the discretion of Foreign | cago U.N. and talk things over, Prime North Atlantic Alliance. . Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu. } Minister Churchill’ These treaties, approved by the Snow Is Predicted ° ° Ss government Assembly, are still under consid-| ~~ a | The important cabinet decision as Convention Site saw the best prospect of peace in in the Senate. : : . ial ‘ ate ee | came. with surprising speed in the secret, behind-the-scene diplomacy —, , beli it : for Area on Weekend |tsce ot = tone-standing rift be WASHINGTON ® — Subject to instead of public negotiation were other possible premiers who| IN GOOD GRACKS—Credited with saving the lives | Pention Prem Poets tween Prime Minister Ichiro Hato- | National Committee approval, | through the U.N. could successfully pilot the pacts|of Mrs. Lawson Evans, 38, and her two children, | her husband, a Pontiac firefighter, to get rid of the | Although it's warming up @ little, | yama and :Shigemitsu over bow | Democrats will nominate their | The British hopes rested mainly the remaining periiames- 8 mentha, enll z 2, (above) when | G shepherd. Y the dog licked her | there’s plenty more winter in sight | Japan should deal with the Com-| presidential candidate next year at |0® India's neutralist Prime Min- sand an ear Te Gur ia as we eae ican ts unel ie a broke out. Now, she’s |!0F Pontiac. The weather outlook | munist world. a@ convention opening Aug. 13, 1956, | ister Nehru, who has been in con- . broke E t xed “per ‘ , is for snow Saturday, Saturday A series of conflicting state- in Chicago stant touch with the Chinese Com Assembly last wight he stamned “ e ° _ ° : " ee ess ancautioeee - ments by Hatoyama and Shige- a — nee man Paul M. | munist gre ene erent poms ee enthee Baltaa pige. thet ‘tenn: tie ee ae es os Sanus ct Clinas acd ome uae snd West ts the east launched when he visited Tunis Only Tiny Addition Needed perature will average near nor- tht the crucial deci. |S2id National Committee members The Commonwcelts prime sin last July. . ee eet cal a eae will be asked to approve it in a pene Peden iy — terrorism W , minimum 18, until about Mon- ail lL. The ( tinued on Page tren ‘rationalist Guano. i Our ater Already Has Some Fluoride, day when it will be somewhat Meanwhile sources close to the nee Sinan omtlar — promised “‘local autonomy” to U colder. foreign office said the government! He said a site subcommittee And Give My Regards te’s 3 ills M SS DO Snow on Sunday and Monday | still is considering a move to ask | unanimously selected Chic A = So far be ‘has been wnebie . of ° Dental Prote Or Re Its will total from one quarter to half | for United Nations headquarters in Philadelphia, the only cher ety to Jeff Davis, Too to conclude an agreement with the By JOHN BARBOUR Dr. Jay said, “it’s t60 early to see| tion, Dr. Jay said that Grand Rap- |" inch, with snow flurries after | New York as the site for the peace | bidding, after Chicago representa-| RICHMOND, Va. (UP) — Mayor nationalists, though, the only al- ARBOR Y lead | the results yet here.” ids, the first city in the world to| st. | talks. tives agreed to certain suggestions Thomas P. Bryan, Jr. yester- ternate, he said, was police repres- Dalai ese: A child, he said, must be given | fluoridate, is. Toni pe | ; —— a (ae i ceived the following tele- sion to down violence and fluorida vat roughly from; - cloudiness jomorrow | epublican National Com- | phone stranger rest, - aa water, but you can’t make it drink. roger aad age of five be- te 38 soare” the aid, “and in| Tit snow and 0 ite warner. | Today s Press mittee will meet here Feb. 17 site i . * His | birth remarks failed to rally much | Dentists and doctors have testi-/ fore the results are noticeable in| 1944 = , the year before fluoridation, 20 degree, Saturday's high 2% to! Beh. |GOP convention. The last three na- | ginia?”’ tion : children . : 30. Saturday night will have gentle | tional conventions of both parties; “No,” replied -T ™ “| Medical Society Backs | northerty winds with a low of 18 hare tet eld te ted peal amt [uel Although Ann Arbor is no indica-| Fluoridation Program to 22. tion as yet GURL cco ccoccsccececsoccess 8 | decide on a place and date for the| “Is this the governor af Vir the in Kidnap Attempt? te de, eee of the value of fluorida- se Ph ereatan aaah | Elephant Freezes jot, ead te Slt yen I've been. Was Serge Rubinstein’s murder | aontistry at the Universtiy of Mich- ‘ . elety Thursday night approved |4 to a high of 19 with sunny NEW YORK —An elephant be- | Gown there — Stonewall’ Jacksen. r~ - the “accidental” by-product of a igan, it is hardly understandable. | Newspapers Hit fucridation of public water sup- {skies most of the day. |ing transported from the Belgiasi|1 certainly admire the way he fantastic scheme to whisk the vo plies at the Society's regular Light snow flurries were seen Congo to the Washington, D.C., z00 marched his men and fought multimiliionaire out 6f the coun- Fiuoridation is an effective monthi s iS _ ; and sate procedure tor partial | NEW High With y meeting at Devon Gs-,| this morning and at 8 o'clock the z7 was found frogen to death in its) “I want to tell you that you're eee bila te U.S. tmunigration.| coutrel of dental decay,” Dr. ; Nee g umettdation of Pentian’s |temperature was 17 degrees. By) Wiss, | a2,,38, 34, 23, op | CAS® aboard the motorship Bas- | doing a good job down there, Keep as 0 stowaway? In Eari | Jay sald. “all sceintific profes- 55 Million Daily aia 1 p.m. the reading was 2. | Wemen's Pages... “LI 17, 18 | togne yesterday. |it up. Good-bye.” ti | : if | . = Se hima inks fort reer hat onl 151 ally pews Snir tat cent teeeraren!| French Liner Battles Ice to Reach Dock in New York ty wise is In 1954 its a 000 for the first time in its his- . 1 TETHEAR | tory. With average readership “I have never failed yet to 2 FIOCEF "| somewhere between three and four || set quick results. from Pon-. jj) we — | See Sis) Se ooh... haw _e Ll | i eal 2'| called to cancel this ad.” > [ie Reawange |] 6 ATX ; Gets New Post Peegngese OR. Set te hen betore you can guess WASHINGTON (®—The appoint- ¥ ‘the bun- my line? 4 | ment of Rep. Férd (R-Mich) as a |] dreds of satisited Wear na a j member of the Board of Visitors of || users by placing your ad 9 SWOH i the U.S. Military Academy was an-|| today! , 10 BOKO t = Speaker "ee ~ To Place Your Want Ad ' , +0 @necs aa PG 1 ~< DIAL FE 2-8181 Be “bisa ™ fran barr. | Sate , "f * . * Hi iz ss A Hi — hits : —— Feed | a: ¥ At — | iit: it yt Obs = 3 a tees : : ” i cul Hn =| 3. SH, 28h i 4 | ae ie 5 THe bili > * Ze Si Set amas: 2 E i ‘ HT SHENOL aoe Halls» 238 BE at = i} Peart Le irr =: 383 ei TES a i rr | 2) = jl bia ae PH Pd ee ere?! | ion |, @ a ii Sella hid a8 8 a ea i118 8 2 « — —_ | 2 of | = ella bien HBe ETE wee ht 4 = 7 i et - me ans | : st , = fii pall i aii litte at) nas Ht Lie 1 Ses = j 5 Sa luty ! uals rere nHE fieil ia | iit mir ==> <; ee rea Ht ate 1 IP fate tH Hi yy -— 4 at iS Sil | ARE He nad {i TE Heal z nH A ; ry Susi hi BO eat - Miike Bie Hil z ie ay {! ne Nila aa i — S if z 51.9 aT ant ik | (14 L Hi ie fe aan appaal rat giaaat ii ~~. ? jis Hi Hl 5 esi sh i | Ht); aq tall hi 13; if i Hai. ini 3 if! ,’ My States leng enough or have not applied earty encugh te become citizens. Are they to be debarred from werking just because they have not had time te achieve their citizenship? What it all adds up to ts a form of coercion which the Taft-Hartley act and many state laws, like the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Act, were designed to eliminate. No- body ever thought a “‘union shop” tule could be used to cover any- thing but membership in a union If the state of Pennsylvania or the federal government wants to pass a law requiring al! citizens to register for voting. that is under- standable. But no private organiza- tion like a labor union ought to have the economic power to deny a job opportunity to anybody. Hir Looking Back 15 Years Age POLICE CHIEF Rhodes prom- ises city vice campaign. 6 MILLIONS CUT from Farm bill as economy act THOUGHTS FOR TODAY self —Guizot. Voice of the People Delighted to Read Articles Which Boast. e Our Home-Grown Products, Says Reader. Letters will pe condensed when neces- sary because of lack of space Ful) name address and telephone number of the writer must accom y letters but these will not be publi if the writer so requests unless the letter is critical ip ite nature. It's a delight when you print articles concerning local girls be- ing crowned a queen of something or other at one of our colleges You are so right to boast our homegrown products, whether they are products of beauty, talent or are mechanical. Recently something very signifi- eant occurred in New York City of which America in general and Michigan in particular should point with pride Fer the first time in its 76 year history, the Metropolitan Opera Heuse has appointed an American-born and American tramed conductor, Thomas Schippers of Kalamazoo. Mich.. whe is 25 years old and a bril Hiant will be the first American-born and the youngest maestro to conduct in that world famous institution. America should be proud that in that highest form of art we are less and less dependent on import- ed talent and more and more we are raising and training. our own Thank God. we are coming of age I. Roth 74 Auburn Ave I have just read another an- swer in your column about the question of Social Security at age 60 instead of ©. Will you please write me a pe tition to the above effect so I can have it copied and get started on signatures I believe in this pro)- ect and certainly think something should be done since mans peo- ple think the same wa) Mrs. Elmer Collins 5356 Sashabaw Rd. Clarkston Editor's note — Those inter ested in the Social Security ques- tion would have to get up their own petitions. Just state at the top what your idea is and then get a considerable number of sig natures. Send the petitions to your representative in Washington ‘Citizen’ Also Pleads Social Security at 60 I fully agree with the person “Nearing 60° that the Social Se- curity law should be changed to 60 vears of age instead of 6 For example take a = married couple. In most cases. the man is a few sears older than his wife Savy a man is © and hs wife is 538 Editor's note — According to the Social Security office uf a man Case Records of a Psychologist 65 or over ties before his wife reaches 65, the wife is paid a lump sum based on his computed retirement per month benefits, $255 being the maximum amount paid. Then when she reaches 65, she is paid three-quarters of his monthly benefit rate continuing until her death or remarnage Says City Didn‘t Issue New Liquor Licenses I see where T. G. Stewart pro tested issuing three new city liquor licenses recently. The city didn't issue three new licenses. It just transferred three licenses from one person to another. Fair Play William Taylor Protests Retirement Action This is an open letter to Union 34 and GMC Motor Company. L, William Taylor, have been a mem- ber of Local 584 for 12 years. Badge No. 800243. I feel I have been given an unfair dea). The company and union claimed that the company and union had come to an agreement to give me an early retirement. This was done behind closed doors. without my asking for it or consenting to the agreement. William Taylor i) Howland Ave Does Anyone Know This Blind Girl? About eight months ago. I heard of a blind girl whe lives in Keego Harbor for whom several people were saving cigarette package bands to help purchase a seeing eye dog for her Since that time I cannot locate anyone who remembers her name. tween 11 and 16 years believe. Mrs. Harold Lemaster 53277 Mary Sue Clarkston, Mich. Rt. 3 Asks What Will Happen to the Working Man to obtain work and is he must join the union sometimes as high as monthly dues as high as 4 tlt 2 It becomes "z ~ 68 School Grading System of ‘E’ for Effort Gives No Incentive to Bright Students Jack's mother has a valid criticism of many publc schools. Beware of communism in education. For whenever output is disregarded in faror of protecting the pride of dul- ‘ards, that reverses America's formula for world leadership School grades should be based solely on honest out ut instead of “attitude” or “effort”. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case N-341: Jack B., aged 12. is in the sixth grade “Dr. Crane, Jack is a very bright boy.”’ his mother began. “But he gets the same grades as other pupils in the class who do not know half as much as he does. “Pm not exaggerating. Nor am I a prejudiced mother. Our school has adopted the system of grading everybody in the class with an ‘E’ for efficient work. “Thus, the dull student gets an ‘E’ if he is working as well as the teacher thinks he can. with his limited ability. “Meanwhile, the brilliant pupi!s played hard throughout a game and then both were awarded the same score, ar an “E” grade fm effort” America has been brought to the forefront of world powers becaus« men like Edison or Henry Ford could receive a greater reward when they earned such, than the bum who sat in a tavern swilling down his beer, while his family was on relief. Output should always be reward- ed, and output should not be con- fused with effort Yet many teachers penalize the bright pupils’ because they say: “You haven't worked as hard as you could.” That cuts no ice if they have spelled more words correctly or answered more questions with th proper replies’ In a track meet, a shotputter may not throw the 16-Ib. ball as far as he ought, but if he beats the rivals in that same meet, he gets the first prize, doesn't he? So this -modern trend in educa tion of mollycoddling the weak and dullards for fear of giving them 3 You PTA groups should analyze the grading methods in your schools and get back to the most efficient one of all, namely. the use of numerical scores based on actual answering of questions, instead of on attitude or effort. It is honest output that demands rewarding regardless of attitude or effort! (Copyright. Hopmine Syrticete Ine) what the honest gets a fair deal. 4533 Borland Avenue Walled Lake. - Will Fluoridation Change the Taste of Our Water? I would like to ask the Pontiac Press one simple question. Can you taste fluoridation in the water? Curious Editor's Note — Positively not. in addition to religion and the law. Why not? Isn't he as competent as those other self-starters” I'm ter Mr. Keeling. His only tault lies in the fact that he's on the wrong side of fluoridation. I can't prove it. but I'm sure the Lord favors fluoridation. He fluondates some water completely and much more (including ours) in Keeling Booster i iP g = g refi | if F zs ages i z % i il rit i | eer i Fy ing remedies . are the hearts with winch our hearts... . Should sympathize today ... As we contribute to the cause ... That helps them on their way... Each dollar or the smallest com . With which we gladly part . . May be the means of keeping life . . . In one more human heart. — Doctor Critic izes Neglect of Health Training in U. S. By WILLIAM BRADY. ™. D. I have yet-to find a newspaper writer who makes more frequent use of the first person singular pronoun than I do The 19th century affictation “we. “the writer.” “your corre- spondent"’ etc. is as quaint As say- ing “limbs” when you mean legs As an avowed quack I hereby serve rnotice on Tm not facetious about it. I be heve neglect of this field of educa- tion — that it. physiology, hygiene. personal health and prevention of disease, all disease, not just a few pathetically ignorant and unfit most high-school and college grad- uates are for marriage. maternity, care paternity. childbirth, infant say | - gE ~ add HINO DV ¢ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1955 + porary library opened peg n New Library Opened — - vais |Bo dsmen to Gather EAU CLAIRE (UP) — This Ber- ee name “2 Aedhymg library | DOWAGIAC (UP)— Two-hundred ._ Wien County community's new tem-! within a few years. throughout southwestern Michigan the weekend in Dowa- will spend 'giac Feb, 12-13 for their annual}, high school bandsmen from All-Star Band Concert i, better than ‘words... on Valentine's Day! tempting SEE and DRIVE 1955 the Great New Valentine “Heart” assorted chocolates, in e beautiful red foil heart-shaped box. CANDIES 54s 1 Ib. 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Winner of Society's Highest Award Speaks to Zonta Club of Pontiac Dr. Helen W. Dodson spoke on| plicated Solar Terrestrial Relationships Thursday to members of the Zonta Club of Pontiac gathering at Hotel Waldron, Associate professor of astrono- my at the University of Michigan, Dr. Dodson ig assigned to the re- problems presented in the field of solar terrestrial re- lationships. “The sun ig the only star that is close enough to the earth to observation of detailed ac- search staff of McMath-Hulbert ~ Observatory. The speaker told of the found- ing of McMath-Hulbert Observa- tory, the growth of its solar re- 2 a 3 j F Py ; that it was first realized the sun and other stars actually emitted the long wave length radiations "| the chapter with an Sorority Plans Feb. 12 Dance Feb. 12 is the date set by city council of Pi Omicron Sorority for a dance at Old Mill Tavern. _ Plans for the event were dis- cussed by members of Sigma Zeta chapter who met Wednesday eve- ning in the Pioneer drive home of Mrs. Richard Fox. Mrs. Donald LaBarge was a guest of the group. Mrs. William Weaver presented American flag and plans were made to give | the Americanization degree to Mrs. Joseph Fox ip March. Bluebirds in Pageant Webster School's Bluebird group took part inthe pageant, “A Child Went Forth” that was pre- sented as a part of the annual Founders Day banquet sponsored by Pontiac Council of PTA held Tuesday evening in Wever School. Rhythm shape. 20-Pe. Set OPEN STOCK ef in SMART . . . Contemporary * * » CAPRI . . . Delicate touches of flamingo pink to the sweeping curves of the stylized black line drawing, give a refreshing sophistication to the new and sparkling dinnerware pattern. On the popular CAPRI S$@os what happens on the sun | typical of what happens on many stars.” Solar research thus playsa anderstand Zonta president Mrs. Adrian Ish meeting from speaker for the Jan. 277 meeting. “However, there are many ways | but in which the sun is a quite average | first star. Therefore, it is possible that may be announced a change in the Feb. 10 | - maintained oo "|Clean With Alcohol | dampened in alcohol. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Oss man and daughter, Page, of Seat- as the houseguests of his mother, Mrs, John Pump of Dwight Ave- | nue. | They will also visit Mr. Ossman’s fong will represent the fraternity at the annual inter-fraternity ball to be held in the IMA auditorium in | |Leal Emes Group Mears Mission Report it S ee se ae (2 PAGE : » SEVENTEEN Personal News of Interest i i i drés | E Add Orange to Tea ~| mx » ite grated orange rind For added flavor and fragrance, with your tea. — range DATE! Please note there is a change ta date of the next Concert —_ trom Feb. 16 so PB. 9 / a PONTIAC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA “en, Feb. 9th The Next Concert Under Direction of Francisco DeBlase’ Dixie Porrery 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) - OR 3-189 “For Your Conveniencé Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 PM. ~~ Sunday: Noon to 9 P.M. \ . ad ee bb5E February Is BONUS MONTH at Connolly's Your Old Watch Is Worth DOUBLE the Usual Amount as a Trade-in This Month! Frankly, we have too many wafches—must reduce our stock! 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Colombia Quiet Despite Siege’ President Keeps State of Emergency in Effect After 20 Months By MAX HARRELSON _| BOGOTA, Colombia —All is quiet and peaceful in Colombia these days, but President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla continues to main- tain the state of siege under which he has ruled for 20 months. And he has made it clear that he has no intention of holding con- gressional elections and restoring normal political life before his own term expires in August 1958. What will happen after that is the sub- ject of wide speculation in Co » BUNNY PAUL | lovely Recarding Star of Radio and Essex Night,” “Pom Poo Day’ _ ENTERTAINING TONIGHT, SATURDAY and SUNDAY with songs styleqd to please you. Ask for your favorite end Bunny will sing te alone. Under the constitution, a presi- dent is not eligible to succeed him- self, but some liberal opponents. of the 54-year-old President say that a new party, similar to the Peron- ista organization in Argentina, is being organized quietly with the aim of perpetuating Rojas Pinilla in office. Supporters of the President deny this, but they are wary about dis- COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1122 W. HURON ST. * > . JOAN CRAWFORD’S TWINS CELEBRATE—Screen actress Joan y;_| Crawford joins the fun at a birthday party for her twin daughters, Every day, more and more Pontiac business men are discovering the delicious luncheons awaiting themin the restful atmosphere of . serving truly wonderful food for over 33 years... Stop in today. ; DICK KEFGAN PAT MORRIS Harmonica Virtuoso direct trom « Long New York Engagement FLOOR SHOW | FRI. and SAT. PHIL KAY Comedy MC Impressario PONTIAC’S OWN Cindy and Cathy, now eight years old) Miss Crawford held the party right at the Universal-International studio, where she is filming ‘‘Female on the Beach.”’ Steel Firm, Union fo Aid Communities | ECORSE (INS) — Great Lakes Steel Corp. and the United Steel Workers (CIO) have announced the establishment of a joint trust fund to help pay the cost of social, | educational and recreational activi- ties in downriver Detroit-area com- munities For Ray It's Just _||ke’s Brother Stakes Bye, Old Wife, Senator Calls Trade Bait for Chou in U.N. Hi. New Flame ‘Claim as Texas Son HOLLYWOOD um — Band leader|, DALLAS Dr. Milton Eisen an eadcet | Ray Anthony is due back in Holly- hower, who spoke here last night | wood from Mexico City tomorrow | ©" Latin America, was presented with a divorce decree in his pocket | two pairs of cowboy boots by his | | and a new flame at the airport to) host, the Dallas Council on World | | greet him, | Affairs A spokesman at 20th Century- “I've always hoped I'd be able The company already has con- | Fox Studio, where Anthony is mak. | to match my bigger brother,’ — SPECIAL NOTICE — JAM SESSION—Every THURSDAY—Not Tuesday NO COVER CHARGE ALVIN WALLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA a Ses ss - elke WIIKINS RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE Orcherd Leke et Pontiac Treil Dining at Its Distinctive Best! Luncheon Dinner Cocktail Party Banquet PHONE Midwest 4-1400 WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD. BLOOMFIELD HILLS tributed $25,000 and promises to| ing a movie, said he went to Mex- donate more. The union has agreed | ico to divorce his former band to contribute one dollar for every | Vocalist Dee Keating. They were three dollars given by the com-/| married in Denver in 1939, sep | pany arated in New York last August | Thomas Shane, Detroit district | and have no children. director of the steel union, said: ~ * e “This is something new and| The studio source said a finan- | highly constructive. Ip fact, it es- | cial settlement was reached, giv- tablishes a new pattern for rela- | ing her a cash sum plus $1,000 tionships between employers and | a month until she remarries, An- unions." thony, who played 21 one-night | stands last year, blames the break- responded with a grin. ‘‘He al claim Texas as his own exclusively | any more.’ President Dwight Eisenhower was born in 1890 at Denison, Tex.., | Milton, president of the Pennsyl-| vania ‘State University, was borh nine years later after the tamily | moved to Abilene, Kan. | Some birds have claws. | AUBURN AT OPDYKE Dancing Nightly CLUB 3 TAHOE FINE FOODS proveeat «capers 3412 Dinle Hwy. Of 3-9754 Join in the Singing and Fun in the CATALINA ROOM Have “Sully,” 250 Ibs. of rhythm, play your favorite ts. MANNY’S * W. 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CHINA CITY 1076 West Huron Street 2 Blocks West of Telegraph Read JACK & INA’S GRILL \ The Best of Food Cooked Dest Like « TRY OUR SUNDAY 7 DINE FE 4-0340 eS THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1955 | Hi x 8 fi pe i and Treais sf Central, seeking its Tth victory forced to juggle pensate for the loss of Bradley. He probably will move Dic Doyon from forward to guard to fill an- chials Take Over Gym | } } | Doyon’s former, spet gnd Jesse {victory of the season and their | Ramires, whe didn't play last %h in a row, will have John Kell- | jer and Joe Wilhelm at forwards, Bud Schwartz at center and Marty | Keller and Bob Anderson at | semester, is expected Coach Ken Birdie Optimistic! Make Showing — on Point List Keller, Taulbee Game Spurts Three Oakland County f John Keller of Pontiac St. Mikes. Taulbee of Walled Lake and FEES « ait FS 4 5 s t Eo 2 i i Hii (3 ih tp i i - - s ° a a 2 ad i H iz i z i! “Hrs Fy | i ii : z 4 E f z 2 f z fi | bs A : i ; ; scoring team. If our younger ball Kelly Climb on Single | one of those teams. If the Giants could move up from | fifth place, 8 games behind the | pennant-winning Brooklyn Dodgers | Says Redlegs Should Be ee Oe E i £73 f i B is parochial gym. tonight a4 ‘ i - j Tom Gould, Milford ........ 10 196 104 Voked for the City Junior High Jim Gimer._ Medion ---0++7,0 1 iT | School Basketball League lead. Liemel Bradiey, Freds 10 168 16 | Prank Rogers, W. B'ld....+06 oe cae Braves knocked Eastern cat of Tone aber, Mikes ".........10 166 ina | @ Sway tle for ist place, handing Myrel Taulbee, WL ..++0--s- 11 168 153) ¢he Indians their tad lees in five | Rob . Royal Oek........ © 138 18.3 90-94. Chertey od sw bi Washington with 10 points, while Avila Says He'll Try Eastern’s Alex took for .400 Mark in ‘55 CLEVELAND & —"'I try for .400 this year,” second baseman Bob | Avila of the Cleveland Indians | promises. emain in Tie “Hornsby did it. He's just a he- | in the preliminary game, handing man. If one person can do it, why them their Ist in two years, not another?” argued~the. stocky | 29-26. Gerald Andrews paced the win with 10 points. Fails fo Avert Titans Upset Pontiac Cager Bags 33 Points, but Drake Wins, 93-86 from under a 93-86 upset by Drake | req wing right wing (right), to E $ defenseman (left), fights with Tony Leswick, Detroit | Detroit Gr aham Won't | ‘Pressure’ Puts . || Jim Dutty Out Consider Job | of Umpiring | With Wildcats — Wave of Applicants Expected to Bid for, Voigts’ Post EVANSTON, Ill. ® — With Ottc Graham reportedly eliminating, ¢ « « himself as a candidate, the way | appeared PAWTUCKET, R. Duffy was out of umpiring profession ir i i ball coaching job at Northwestern. i g g z - | the Chicago versity” because of criticism of pec, his coaching. le ie wanes eae His contract was to expire Sep | tember 1956. : Voigts’ Northwestern teams won charged only one Big Ten game in the last | two years, defeating [linois 207 in the 1954 finale. Criticism was leveled at him from Northwest- ern’s lettermen group, the ‘‘N”’ club. zit i. & E Soon after Athletic Director Ted Payseur accepted Voigts’ resigna- | izations. tion there was a wave of alumni |ago after a fabulous career as | Quarterback of the Cleveland Browns. . Boston goalie John Henderson guards the get possession of net. Game ended in a 1-1 tie. HE rey piel: fill id 2 r rt j NEW YORK — The United il q Cari Hubbell, the Giants’ farm boss, who in turn was re- of Paul Giel, Giants last sum- the University of z il Pe If Giel had been a shortstop or f 5 ez3 : margin. —— j 7 fr eit “f EAST LANSING @®—‘The team that can win consistently on the road can win the Big Ten title.” That's the estimate of Michigan 5 fit g ? 2 5 ff £3 { 1? | Hs 2 4 i if ! are F Pontiac Team H olds Lead in State Elks Tournament Mexican who won the American ' - No Pontiac teams are im action! place im the team event with a — crown last sete | cannon ssseneee i i : ot this as te th , : le - = Lincotm ...scccessseses , “It’ 10 times aueseeenes 13 11-83 | Michigan Elks’ Bowling tourna-| prised of D. Hempton, H_ Col- at a ee ieee, — ment in Battle Creek, However,| well, Joe Botan, 8. Hylla and try for .400 this year.” Bask tball Results keglers from other state cities will} Art Mansfield. e oa : a ry Other Pontiac teams placing high | Eagles Sign Ex-Bucks cOLLeds GAMES —_—— hb « » 810) were Long Horns, 2.942 (2nd } Cureinnet! 6. Seicn We quintet. place); Antlers, 2,900 (4th), PHILADELPHIA @ — Dean Maanatian Py ‘Bn) 61 Five Bucks moved inte ist Straight Herne, 2.801: Flags, 247% ' Dugger erry Kirsher, Florida ° yes, ¥ members of the —— State Device @. See Corke’s 31 Points In doubles, Don Wilson and Earl Rose Bowl team, have signed Caretine Ot, The Chtede 1 ts Stemmer took 3rd place with 1,264. contracts with the Beperete vemecete @ | SN Oe IO Local See) to a Doug Menzel placed 2nd in handi- Eagles of the National Football Bitnete Wermel 0S, So. Eunete © 57.32 over Local 896 in| Cap singles with 695 and 3rd in ac- wane. Poet, mane me gimet © | Oakland County UAW-C1O basket-| tual singles with 6 i : Hardin Simmons ¢4, North Texas 68 ball play. Corke personally out- ; - Haye Near Top Pa tah sate 6 New hanice © scored Ge eopesttion tn two of he /2 Rookie Outfielders ; 1953 Dodgers were Montane @. ver 35 periods. | g@e ° only National loop team to stay| at cae Local 683 downed Local 504, #33, Sign With Bengal Nine out of the second division all of | Rochester 6. 87 in the 2nd game as Smith DETROIT # —The signing of | the_ season. Tacnosslas OA Kew Tork. © Marlow collected 12 points aplece./ okie outfielders leaves the But Income Is Unsure Benefit of New Oil receiving income from | H | i E i : i a g i a ry F : i F : | Rice Institute At h i i i letics May Get Field Discovery Detroit Tigers today needing 17 more signatures for a full house at the start of spring training, three weeks from now. Coming to terms yesterday were Fred Flemming, who hit .309 at Wilkes-Barre in 19%4 and Rufus Crawford, a .272 hitter from Lit- tle Rock of the Southern Associa- i Fee 8 - nus contract. But since ball clubs an outfielder, the Giants probably played entirely with the hands and Anderson Says It's Still a 5-Team Race in Big Ten Colleges Aid Majors wouldn't have signed him to a bo- The famous ‘‘mea) ticket’’ of the Giants, one of the greatest left- handed pitchers ever to play in the big leagues, should know a bit always can use good pitchers, and since Giel's age and experience made it easier to judge his po- tential value, they were willing to pay $50,000 to get him. LJ * . Here's how Hubbell explained it: “When a player is 22 or 23 years old and has gone to college, he | thinks like g@ man. He's matured | and knows what he wants to do. | That makes it a lot easier to tell how he'll develop. Baseball] isn't old when he broke into professional baseball! at Cushing, Okla. Twenty | years later he still was using his head and his famous screwball to | win in the majors. s a - “You take a kid of 17 or 18, just out of high school,’’ Hub con- | You don't know what they're think- ing or how they'll develop.” Another point in favor of the col- legians is that there's almost no “between” age so far as the ivory hunters are concerned. Military service takes care of that.” 40 minutes in the last few games. | * * ®* only alternating Bob Armstrong | and Duane Peterson at center “We have the greatest kid pro gram ever developed,’ Hubbell He admits the lack of depth has said. : There are more kids be- burt. | tween 12 and 16 than ever before “When you play games Satur- playing ball in the Little Leagues, day night and then Monday night the Babe Ruth Leagues and the .} as we do in the conference, your Legion program. Then they have | | about that. He was only 20 years | tinued. ‘‘He still thinks like a boy. | the City Basketball League. last night again displayed “I haven't decided whether I'll its ability to win the close job | future plans. | | stay in football coaching or not,”’| Grill five outlasted 2nd-place Se eee ode ke General Motors, 54-2, in overtime of thought before I make @ de- | to post its 8th consecutive victory. | cision."’ It was the 4th time this season that Griff's has won a contest by three points or less and its 2nd Barbers Take jem" Trailing by 32-95 at halftime and @31 at the Sré-quarter mark, Grill rallied te tie the apie Nel Léa count st Sta at the end of | regulation time. : One-Point Edge Marv Caswell, who recently _ Gain | joined the team after graduating Over Drug; China from Pontiac High at the semester, ; i scored the only basket in the extre City Gains seasion to clinch the victory. PeNrtec CAgLS TEIEES LAOCTE Homer Harrison led the winners | Parteey Drage 31 Short Varvet % con ped 1 Bill York and. Lyman rtney Drugs bg son 5 math Sea fe oP i | Grant had 11 apiece ir Go owen — | Ip another contest. Capitol Barbers surged a point (15, downed Stadium Inn, 29-23 ahead of Furtney Drug in the tight 1. Goldsworthy and J. Bailey race for top tonors in the Pontiac | |. nich tor Bays’ Club with eight Table Tennis League Thursday i ints each, but Jim Lee of Ste | might. pee The Barbers blanked Meree | 11 points. Market, 66, while Furtmey’s @e- | Oriffs ........... 1 8 1 feated Short Variety, 1. Chima | Sittium tne wc. « es es Sth place by whipping Pontiac Varnish, 5-1. In the other match, '§ 4! Cigarette Service downed Fleet a Carrier, 2. | In the top matches of the night, | Jerry Saunders of Furtney’s de feated Adolph Magnus of Short’s, | 18-21, 21-15, 21-19, and Patty Short defeated Carol Ryan of Furtney’s, | pape Set Another Mark a 1S He | Up US. Record in Snow to Help Win Over Duke ‘Weekend Skiing || CAP MLL Nc @ — Tee at Teeple Hill The light snowfall which started | North Carolina's poolmen, 61-23. this morning may save Pontiac | The Michi eue-yard back- area skiing enthusiasts from an- : , finiohed other ‘‘ski-less’ weekend. 9 er James Marble, who is in charge of the Pontiac Ski Club's layout at Teeple Hill in the Highland Rec- | reation Area, said’ this morning that there was not at that time sufficient snow for good skiing. The season's largest turnout, about 300 team. skiers. last weekend wore most of North Carolina's 300-yard med- the snow off, Marble said. lay relay team of Charlie Krepp, If additional snow does fall, one Phil Drake and Dick Baker fin- or two tows will be in operation for ished in 2:45.9 bettering the rec Saturday and Sunday. | ognized record set by Ohio State $$$. |= 1962. Tight Races Predicted - maquenal BOCERY LESSOR ALPENA (P)—Tight races are eis’ sos mee 13 forecast in the senior men's andi feente ||... ey £3 4 women's divisions in the Michigan Kew York .......... ¥ a> i speed skating championships in 33 RESULTS Alpena this weekend. | foe FE ; Ernie Durando starters are likely to be dragging to skip two years while they're in a little by the 2nd half of the 2nd| service. We lose so many that game,” he said way.’ MSC cede is riding it's long- est win st of the season— | t * three in a row. The Spartans now Harbo Risks take to the road for four games nion d J | to play Wisconsin, Notre Dame M rk A : MH Northwestern and Illinois before | a gainst returning for a home game with | lowa. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Anderson figures it's still a five-| BENTON HARBOR — One of nem me | between Minnesota. | Michigan's ‘two unbeaten high ae Aaa Michigan State and | g-nooi basketball teams—risks its “This road trip will decide how perfect record tonight against re- we will do,’ Anderson said, “‘but | bounding Muskegon Heights I'm still including us as among| This is the featured game of the possibilities.’ a schedule which finds many key oT games on tap ° ° Benton Harbor, led by its one- Del Ennis Signs Contract |iwo scoring punch of Don Arend for Estimated $30,000 = and Howard Rodgers, has rolled eight straight victories. - | PHILADELPHIA w — Veterar seing almost §) points a game. outfielder Del Ennis signed his Muskegon. --Heights defending 1955 contract with the Philadelphia . Philli | Class A champion, lost to Grand ilies Thursday for an estimat' Rapids Christian Jan. 14, but | ed_ $30,000. since then bounced back with | General Manager Roy Hamey three impressive victories. Their | said the native Philadelphian joral record is & - 1 | would become one of the highest ——— | Paid National League players un der his new contract. Neither he nor Ennis would discuss the salary figure. Frequent Appearances Up to 1954 the Texas Tech Red Raiders have made seven appear- ances in post-season footbay bowi| ss SHE CORUM games. NEW YORK (INS) —Can Geér- ardo do the mambo with Durando } the bango? Hit us up a little of that South Prep Schedule American music with plenty of |in County Area Pasig ot Tenet ot wt. Mikes; Waterford at Southfiea, | COMET. on: West, The question before the house Kid Gavilan Makes ‘Comeback’ Effort - one in which there is a reaason- | Against in Tonight's TV Ring Card named Yamil Chade, whe is satd pion in what has aspects of a | be a banker from ul ! i ; t Which is a logical question and | : 3 H 8 z 2 it gripte its wrk sat ze | oe so 7p eae ae ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1955 ag air Mi | MARKETS | Chemical, ‘Solons Consult Neighbors ‘ | Lodge Calendar Trio Asks'| rains Ease, Rall poy as-You.Go Road Plan 0M Head Denies | | - > - of Pon- l | Produce ly Hi ; Y . ou ; Oa oo St if use Lodge No. 21, . dy AM. Pri on Burglary Charge osses Sma re ce ocks Gaining Favor in Lansing Stockpiling Cars Siti. @ic" "5. wwe oat tonto CHICAGO (P)—Grains eased a “preine Appien tency, ss0-] NEW YORK @® — The stock LANSING &—Sentiment for a) then bring it back to the House | r N . Brief \ | ; charged with nighttime bit on a very dull trade on the | (20,0; MS. 90-48 bu: soples. | market was mixed today in early | “pay-as-you-go” highway construc. | for a showdown. Curtice Tells Newsmen ews in briel. pewrricans and entering of three Board of Trade today, losses being | 35° be! ,*pples., Metmtosb. fancy. 40 | dealings. tion program, rather than Gov. Rep. Emil R. Peltz (R-Rogers) Sales, Not Strike Threat —rontisc Police yesterday arrested ant Coany ee en confined to small fractions in prac- ere Op. ko. Jt. porate be: a stornpartagng drag quite} Williams’ bond issue plan, ap- City) ——, Williams of cam- | Make High Output Harry Collier, 31, of 268 Seward | Dents demanded examination a Poole a Tange | peared to mount in the Legislature Paigning fall on a promise of St. who is charged traffic Yesterday when they were am tically all cases. Wagner, No. 1. 3.00-3.50 bu. pe ad ; | St., is in a we : Ar ea oc re was oie SEER eT E:| Ma: aad chemist | tity te ambors ok heme eager | MIAM! (UP)—Grcral Mowry | nara wi fang te seal rained by Soragield Justice buying in soybeans which appeared eeeogs ret ia ber viiety reet_| Played a higher tendency. There |" a —— — Williams has proposed a half-cent- erdey ndewied’ ee gage yes- ing : | Emmet J. Leib. io Sa on Sg cae doz. ware 4 were no depressed areas Most | od that can desi a-gallon gasoline tax boost and a|_ rer at his company | Raymond Gedwin, 27, of 3365 The trio, Mrs. Rosemary Ander eased mainly on Appre- | iu: No 1. 100-146 g0e. bens. Onions, | Major divisions were mixed. end recess after caucuses designed 25° per cent increase in truck li- ¥2S Stockpiling cars to “create & Jackson Blvd., Milford, pleaded son, Robert Isaacs and David Lar hension over the manner in which 7, 2 Le bes: parsiey, tren W * pronto publican majority | nonse fees. | hedge against any possible work | guilty yesterday before Municipal | Master, were returned to the coun the Formosan situation is develop- | rect." No. 1. .45-1.08 des. pips, No. = fell =< bn Pty - — | The governor vetoed a gas tax|iterruption during pending ne-| judge Cecil McCallum to drunk | ty jail when unable to post bonds ing. But demand wes light and|,!*ts tobe emo be | S| Tee So ciod a omall pee: | Pressure fee immediate action |increase in 1851 on the grounds | Suontime, Suh the ClO United |driving and was, sentenced to, 20/of $7,500 cach, pending the heaps after the first few minutes beans 240 so0-ie. vag: Rnubare, hothouse. Ne. The ven up fa was — when the sate , that wa cere tnscant ee . }days in the Oakland County Jail ,ing Feb. 10. gave up their advance. , 00-1. . Camere, Rethouse, tonal gain. op im price | ciections ision reported enough ways. Now gov-| ‘We plan production | when he failed to pay $100 fine. Mrs. Anderson was arrested by Wheet sear the cud’ of the Sret|@= 0 t3rs0 Rg germ ws eat remers of | ould wait until Feb. 23 te get ernor is demanding 218 million a | against contingencies of that kind,” | _ | Detroit Police while sitting in a hour was % to % lower March | BS pc4; Berit adnan be. . a highway pian on the April bal- year, Peltz said. ~ Curtice said. “At no time have; MPs. Chartes L. Branson of 82 N. | Worked car which contained five a: dork machatend to Xk! Skigeatia Koppers Co. lost between 2 and] jot. Earlier, the division had set we had in mind to provide inven- | Anderson St., reported to Pontiac | ines police said were taken from lower; March $1.53%: df cwicaco POTATOES 3 points on a lower earnings report.| a mid-February deadline, - Business Notes: tory against a possible work inter- | Police the theft of a hubcap and/ 5. waterford Hardware eariier . ! 53%; oats un-| cucago, Fev. 3 | \—Potatoes: Ar A Ms Byers 5% yesterday in | . Ww ‘two fender skirts from her auto, . é changed to % TT%; | rivals, ob stock @®, new stock 3; on - , Up After a closed caw ruption. We hope that GM and the | ‘"° this week. The trio is also accused onan dlr ards 7 March | trac* 207 old stask. ‘new stock 2: total the midst of @ proxy fight for cOn-| ou, in the Senate, leaders said : United Auto Workers will resolve | Which was Parked last night I of stealing from the Deer Lake $1.25%; ' , ito % moderate ome demand good, mereet rm te pave dg around 3 points today in the majority appeared to favor uagestion an = differences at gaa) ont of her home. | Lumber Co. and a Berkley grocery lower, March $2.30%, and lard | ty srengee Ay selene of —s - lay building more roads with a tax able peacefully, as out ‘If your friend’s in jail and needs store. 5 cents lower to 3 cents a hundred moderate markit" avout Hse. Cari ie aes a increase qm & pay-as- basis, a He eae” j bail. Ph. FH 5-6201. 0. A BMitchell.; Isaac was arrested as he ag trec : s . Adv. pounds higher, aii $12.67. 94.00.48, unwashed in Cy aliftics 19,000 shares. Glenn Martin opened seaged than fi a ees dol Sets Records a = tS oo v —— rae anger i Grain Prices Fee ee ete ete, Te |e Ne teres ee ee Us.| Howse Republican leaders said possibility bad been meationed | 4 Condominium is a government | Royal Oak Police. _7 |Carlot track sates, new stock: Plorida aoe ee ee ‘| they would press ahead with plans by “experts” in both labor and | X!tly administered by two or! State Police of Pontiac Post are ne Aer a — Geisien Teds $2. a ~~ , . as to pass by next Thurstlay the GM Employes Turn In| Wall Street circles. | more powers, as the Sudan, which | seeking another youth allegedly in- : 7 ~ x! : ’ Peltz *‘ ” of a two-cent ° | js ruled by both Britain and Egypt. volved i breakins. that saga, MAY cssee 1004 ee Solvents. Chesapeake & Ohio, and| ociion ee toe tices ant| 192,030 Ideas in 1954;! Curtice said GM's current high en ee pide sneer — 29%4 July .. 130 Pn aay al-state | rexas Co. ission for local ernment 99 A rate of production was prompted july carcasea 313% en. a ree Cs Grete A sss, ae engin Lower were U.S. Steel, Douglas - bond themseives owen rane 46,995 Are dopted by a great demand from dealers. “7 -. 215% May 2.715 | average 47%. 3° wtd avg 41. Aircraft, Consolidated Edison, and s. General Motors employes duri |He said GM has not yet been orn July 2764's | medi % etd ave 37 Grade m sed ee $50 Sep 2 S854 roomy ih a oe som. %. 8B | Royal Dutch Petroleum The fate of the Peltz bill was | 1954 set new records in the cor-| “ble to provide its dealers with a | : eee e ‘a - %- . ® iad 44 i 4 eo HE att ee [SL Bi eries maven ne New York. Stocks | ‘i2uded by: reports House Demo-| poration’s employe suggestion plas | Coruoruble selling stock this, We Are Now Paying Mar rr “Boyton Gil” | Orede C large 31-36 wed avg a (Late Morning Quotations) fect for the bill. thus making it] {°F the third straight year. it was) «The cars are going into the | — We Mer .......1188 on to' firm. | Supplies on Adams Ex .... 417 Gen Tire ..... $1.3 impossible to get it on the spring | Tevealed today. ; hands of the public at subgtan- NEWSPAPERS 40¢ Bop Ry TE [an tera tue te tne, Seraeent | A"ncdue 383) Goonel Be.» a1 | ballot _ |r 1954, GM workers dropped tally: the same rate as we are Per 100 Lbs. Mar. cs 12% 1126 J ample with large brows, clearing best, | Anes ttt ot Goodyear... Ste] Rep. Allison Green (R-Kings- | 192.030 ideas into suggestion boxes, ceapee 2 them deapite the very | MAGAZINES 50¢ @ fair demand. Heavier buying by re-| Allied Stre .. 446 Grab 25] ton), the House majority leader, | an increase of 10,000 over 1%3,', %, : i re—~Structurel Flake Eee Ee: eee t| SSeS Le Ye wa oe are on um i rey te avoid an vote . irm meng0, MMe. 3 iAP) Bete rs. am Airtin..... a Mayes Mt a on im | send the bill ~_— charge of personnel staff. Firemen Burned Up "fa a tle; 1,172,278; wholesale buying | Am Cyan er te Senate for passage and an “In addition, las¢ year 46,995 — ’ Sas wo prices unc to \ ; $3 score | Am Ges & Bi 43.3 Holland F = 15.8 TOKYO (UP)—Right firemen of ; 2 . Homestk a immediate effect vote there and . . GM Stock Issue izraxSifhrceh. |B iee fer. )° | cme he eae oer nen [raceme are eee ns FE 4.9582 wees awe: . up their tee- buying ove 1 te 2 high: 08 am © Ges... BF Ingiet Ray 33 adopted suggestion an award was Scoumee: he sled cat Great imal 135 Branch St. ecross from Americen Forging & Socket 3 | : J.P. Morgan Prepares Sarvveemmmonts |e HES” Nevada Terms | meres secs Stet eat ; — ++ 907 Eneort , $2,467,513. Both of these totals , _ for One of Biggest Jobs | persom rovurer tm tee a3 int "Mik Bal q, ; 1 | alse are new records.” +4 * . ° \—Prices per | Am “ho sone . Paper . in Financing History _ re eeciry we totem | en’ | tees Wee Sag Reyes Ti Se 3 Undesir able Fie cece tm ceoione | "Heavy hens 94-97, light hens 14-17, | Armco 6ti .. 174 Jacobs ae divisions turned in 2,751 acceptable oo. —s emia: sf ago crosses Mica Barred Rocks a1 So. roe os jones aL 382 ideas during the year worth awards nc. is to - Rocks 31- :| as tae with one of the biggest precision Trnreee tirm on bone wih demand fair |Atu Ges Line 379 Remesestt | 1006 Bars Former Michigan totaling $165,833. The bulk went ts jobs in financi end supply short on medium size At! Refin ... 363 Kimb Clk... 41 Gamble nd P Pontiac Motor Division workers = oR ape Molter | alley oot very short on | Atlas Pdr... 623 Kresge 8... 313 mbiers GFtMers | who earned $107,678 through the a tase a — light twpe hens. Pryere uncetted Trade | O°% ims ... 183 Lorain... 706| From Getting License | plan. to _ stock | Seight Gre Gifficult te move. Capenettes Belt @ On .. 383 Lib McN@l . 147 The GM employe suggestion plan “~— ners Ned Generel | Toa eee ae Sea, Benwvet TT Lacks aare.... fea | CARSON CITY, Nev. @ — Ne-/ was started on @ company-w ide princi subscription agent Beth | 164 % ADEE 1 . ~y | for the offering, the Morgan Bank |°" “™* **¢ © cris a0 ome Bootng Air... 103 Lone © Com... ons | VOde's gambling control ‘agency | basis in 1942. . Life’s Pleasures may be ween te 20 ray | et 163 Lorene : a yesterday branded as ‘totally un-| Since that time, workers have per cent or more of the transac- | pLMCAOO, Fed. 2 VAP) Live poultry Briggs ME Marsh Pelé... 33-7 — = oe = part a oe suggestions, include a Cadillac .. Before you tions resulting trom the exercise 432 evepe 19.445 Ib; f. 0». paying prices Brun Balke 334 May D etr de Roval lee taal an ie Tae ia veld Thy bene ered 4. buy any car check Cadillac. of stock purchase rights by GM's pecneages: Pwr, una brofiers 8-3. Burroughs 38 nace fui see | Vegas strip awards amounting to $14,119,764. It costs no more to drive the nigaaegae gaa the bank said. | cit ressters 1212.8: enponetties 0-0: | Colem @ m3 Monsen Ch 1968! And the Sinte Tex Commission __ — best. See Dick Moore at Francisco and Los Angeles. Livestock Gepttel uri: 88 or: S| S eembling Memmee sqnin cout pena al ll adh adhoc agua ' 3 - 35 paecter “* the Yhree are removed from the ay for the annual ew con- General Motors will offer 4- | oeracth has — © ag Co -- 3 | notel’s Meenee applica f ot ub offici 385,000 shares of sew commen | 7 Kor cough hogs seit ushe © oe re) Met Cosh Bh 1906 - a S905 Michigan sactoring and sean next week to raise around 3% | Cutties a Con Hl PS... 8 Net Dairy ... 39 The action means that the activities. malition dollars to pay for part | coer, mares uy SW Cemperey cues h On Oy} pet tate 22 se) | Royal Nevada, mow im the last | Assistants who will accompany of ts expansion program, Each rt meer nea heifers mont: | Cryer et ieee 8 aut ca ae pee \him include Henry McNalley, Ken- stockholder will get “rights” to | ly 5 cents . instanees as Ge ' Cutan Bre... 158 23.7 | neth Long. Robert L. Taft, Richard aor ‘a at | $1.00 off on commereia! and 4: - eT 5 NY Cont ---- 83] Iayout om schedule next month. Warken, Edw ees belo Oe stock sau ey Re : bulls pong active naa ae” a3 frert h West.. at | Keener ie weet ae Price pos po ~ | Rockers ‘and. feedere We. tinsay: “euhi | Coca cola +0 AB Re ap Ae.... © The commission called Frank i presently -outstanding stocks that ¥ cheiee and 1086-1183 lbs. Gel’ Ges 166 Nor Sta Pv. 164 Fishman, millionaire Californ 4. ce 28.00-28.50° 50.00: moot, geod end | Con Bate 46 Nwet airtn 165 ia hotelman, and Florida | holds. cholee fed Welfare 10,00-38.50. come Consum Pe. 427 Obie Of... 133 | biers Sam (Game Boy) Miller and| In exercising these. rights, a up to 30-60, vais witty cad commnaveltt Cont mak 81 Sus mer we Herbert (Pittsy) Manheim ‘‘total a aation-wiht manulacterer stockholder sends them, along with treed eg comers sews eee, Cee ee OS eee eg ly undesirable citizens for Ne message of denprortance te every the money necessary. to the Mor- | SON, ‘cssus teined GBTIEE: Fat | Sopper tang = Forte... 303 OSS.” | | gan Bank. It advises GM, which ‘ity "ene semmarcin’ tai, Othe, care hg... $B arte Dy... m3| Miller was identified by the | ee & tak de bak Or oe fooaee’ snopes 23.50. pa Ag OE a ht $4 | Commission's chief investigator. | The =i, Sere, sane Seba, HS Rete BY Wit Galager gee terme MURRAY s i , Sar arast moagriay active fully | Doug Aire’ ...13.1 piles"... 34 Michigan gambler and operator of ee ee Se oe choice vealers Dow Chem ... 483 Mor yeo¢/a horse race wire service. | nearly two floors of building space 200s) bey ew heed | Bagie FBS a ae te | Manheim also engaged in gani-| Corporation of America have been set up to accommodate above 36.00 Tresder: wiley “seg Bast Aint Co Pate G 62 bling in Michigan for many years | the flood of rights. Some 250 em- | commercial 00: Best Kee. 005 6 .. mt cet 7700 RUSSELL STREET low utility 13.80- Bi Aute L ... 382 pulimen 70.4, before moving to Flbride, Gal-| ployes will be assigned to the job gneep—Salable 50. Market nominally Fi & Mus In 42 Pure Of |... 73 | lagher said . Guriag the peck stages in the |p tame, peak te Most fete | Bed Jona oa Ren pene 3 siete Detroit Michigan ; eT; sheep scarce, A j : * ° "The rights wil be maled wo fry Smhaer ae eee peony ewe 83! County Deaths —— stockholders by GM shortly after | and ‘prime We-se ._ ¥, : | Gem Bae ... say Rilo Pet ... 77! Oe period 2.08 top: oe Ss wily, to Toe Gen Paes. ow Bi Karotyn Marie Riepen ends jambs . ehotce ee St Jos “ . ’ | and prime shorn lembe 1 skine 21.00- Motors | MILFORD—Serv f . 31.40" No. 2 mostly _choley. 20.68; cull to Gen Retres. a Sime ee is) Mm ee ombenig we Announces a _ “ oo held at 2 p.m. today at t . 4 H Representatives | CHICAGO LIVESTOCK mw T ee eed iy |i Peed jane, with bertel $10 000 000 Ll UIDATION to § Rec ° My - we Oe | acsqetoned - sw ow || inzPerry Mt. Park Cemetery. She f f ‘ reation but averaging Ground steady on butchers died Wednesday. tudy and sows; trade closed slow. weak on ey Tadust. Orit. Stocks . OF THE AUTOMOTIVE BODY DIVISION representatives trom the 6 43t| ERSTE eee aE ARE HE ase Suyting, teen, paren Ine bh end 8 grades BG @ tee tase | Seam age cowie one 53 e: 198.8 and Mrs. Kenneth Riepen, are two cond the Sem Caneel cnmnp-nite |S aan H's at 060; and 8 shor: iees-sg shigh... 3} 1230 ot ibee waters, Kendra Ann and Katherine Late Model . . Superbly Maintained ~ me 25: | 1954-85 low...... a8 «6778 4 1009| Louise, and a brother, Kenneth recreation school conducted by |Test, Bem, B, WeMstee: 9 fee | io hugh occcue BE ME INS! Harold, all at home Py Pp M . & Relat Equi Suck Worthington, 41 Club agem, | tit uh SieSO"R aac’ ov so Mire, Clore nch Presses -- Machinery elated Equip : [eral decks 310-360 ID. 18.38-15.15; sows TROIT STOCKS rs. Harrison : Nae teres monsh Wotione | eae nae tae eee eterna” | messes ieee tee, « me DRAYTON PLAINS—Service for | " Building, 1260 West Bivd. dene stoere abeens: thalee gredes meet- | Beiguin Rubbers "el a ar eat tec Fae Pi | f h bj | Se a et ve ie coun: | Fr ntasrtsaeeerns: teas wae met, |patawin, meters... HZ ES gon, 78, af 3161 Dixte Highway. ece-meal ... for Cash. . . Subject to Prior Sale lors wil be on hand to help teact sendy to weak: canner and cutter cows | ton Products* .. 36 «42 will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at club airmen end th the | sesds, bulls greding ‘commercial end | Midwest abrasives...) ag tthe Huntoon Funeral Home, with recognized as one of the world’s largest independent sutomotive body : « pbs eatad ls below strong: veajers steady te weak; | Rudy Mig*.......... ss 41 42 burial in Rochester. She died manuf ws ; i intel igi basic philosophy of recreation, 80 | stochers feeders, steed: and | Wayne Serews ooo. 1316} ecturers, in this plant has been maintained to a rigid stenderd that they may teach others. one. head bigh-cholce 1 ie eo a8 £8: | scale; bid and asked. a = tee of perfection 2 ee offer on the merket today. Never Tew makes dud 0. Gh bow? PS oy ee gy ET inju Surviving is busband before in the history of Liquidetions hes there so vast an offering as this no makes a wal . inor ries Suffered Charles Timm , eee ¢en select from 6,000 pieces of quality, late-model, nati 4 choice hetfers 19.00-24.80; commercial you over quelity, late-¢ nationally. ° is a rege Pov he gy the te lew-good grades 18-00-1880: utility | When Cor Strikes Boy COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Serv- famous brand names from partial listinas shown here. high purpose meeting, is to dem- | $°4 FE lice for Charies Timm, 66, of 2165 . esas oan. oo cetners and cutters 960-110: wultty| David J. Werst, 7, of 170 N.|Sleeth Rd., will be held at 2 p.m YOU CAN BUY HERE IN CONFIDENCE AND AT GREAT SAVINGS! dances -x¢ mae poe ban age B. $0.0038.00. load ar | Opdyke Rd., was treated at St./Saturday at Higgerson Funeral z passed along individual choice pe Colerede yeatiing teedine | Joseph Mercy Hospital lest night |Home. Detroit, with burial in For ° ——_. footers 2030: 8 fea sot, ss 1s /f0r minor injuries suffered when |rest Lawn Cemetery, Detroit. He “ Freida Bennett, county | at is00. seo: ae ‘ame, |Struck by @ car on Whittemore | died Wednesday. . home , demonstration aGent, Com | ang snnep icaty: goed tg prime wosied street near South Parke street, ac-| Surviving. besides his widow " — a similar school Ye tonne 319 ~ a ; magnly cording to Pontiac Police. Ida, is a gaughter, Mrs. Helen . home demonstration. groups wocgeen {neers A LAs rH viventa M4 nt nib Whitnetmore mt ood Gare, on ccdieamae, ; 00: ‘ - . and a gr ughter, - —— county. However, iam M00. o smail nachere’ seen’ | told police the youngster darted out | Laurie Johnson. : games Other facilities taken | i. rearing: st 17.06: » few cull te good |in the path of-his auto. The bay Francis B. Shipman ; up for this session will be an at- | **tsbter_ 0-7; was released from the hospital ; m tempt to relax the housewife busy this morning. OXFORD—Service for Francis " with her daily routines, - Foreign Exchange B. shipmen, 36, of 12 First 8 ; bane at 2 p.m. Monday at Faces Morals oreat’ Britain @, Birmingham Man Hurt the Flumerfelt Funeral Home cents) : ‘as Truck Overturns with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Hubert Partridge, 23, of 2220 cant premium of ma woot zon |, 8, tony. amination yesterday when he ap- ¥ : i] w. 13:Mile Rd, Birmingham, was! vary ure'two sone, Donald i ot peared before Hazel Park Justice 2 «| treated by a doctor for in- Harold Room Pontiac and K. of Lake Fletcher R. Renton on a statu- ; tv day | juries last when &/Orion, a daughter, Mrs. Calvin tory. sege hater. Futing to pest ~ a: France rid- ot a $5,000 bond, held ed; Ger. a eS (free) ‘ 1, | vene- = GE we mane capsrar on rect ansere it, MATIONAL BANK BUNLDING . . Esclustve 2 Orieang in 190, "tame se mrcmeuse NTERNEITZ E CO, my BETROMT 24 MICMIOAN al iat Crem: | 7 \VEUETISNT ES > Ai@UISATORS = AbSEATSONS - SNEE TESS \ ee » “i ‘ S : * ee a ass ae a n ‘ ‘= i ' } : bs ] ~ Ls f 1 i * i ( Be Ns eal OTe |, eae Bad A lw doa '* % : _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1955 rw - 400 Turn Out to Discuss| Death Notices Fee nna? | wee eet Fem? | ne ee ee _\Need of New High School NEEDED : : 2 the wd group — almost unanimously SEN ICSAEs EE mediate need for a new high’ to allow the school board to clear schoa i the Huron Valley School! te propeal ur a see| Sgt Se Statistical Typist System, close to 400 people re-| }i,4, — before the voters. wil beheld sees sponded oe — meeting Voting will be in the early Spring seh. ot 2:6 p. Comptometer Operators Ste Nanny g| wen ecetepsemmne | Ey << Following & pane! discussion, (nt | discussed by beard of education | ome” O° ral | usugneful service YE P04 3 eel - LJ members, but just some Rs FRANKLIN, FEBAU TARY 3. ses, Voorhees-Siple PONTIAC construct such a building 56; husband of Mra. Rose FUNERAL HOME . R roups ale Leequare-milic Maren Vamey | Keaneth’ Schouschact: “beloved MOTO was the topic son of Mrs. George Pranklin; dear DIVISION e —. fold Franklin, Mowerd. Franklin, . Fashion Show a _ the board —_ McCool" Funeral servieg ‘wil be Personnel Dept. building were ‘ . sible, it would release 22 rooms eral” Hone with ‘Rev."C- ree “> from the present high school, mak- Widais’ -_ tntormen Event Set for March 23 ing space for the heavy increase Prenka is at the Kirkby =a to Help Pay Mortgage | in the elementary grades. 7uosY, PEERUARY 3, 1050, CLARA on CAI Building Residents in this area are now T x tway Drive, Pontiac TOWNSHIP nang fates serpin aD ace * Teer, 7 ggg As 2 Pontiac ? WATERFORD — | re . 8 grow ‘The school will have 11 oe Hla : oe of rere ‘gome with per” Pou t corm Tost by de and por 4 yas j detailed yesterday when the | Harold Hansen, superintendent avens : gy . “ih a core classrooms besides the kinder- Gertrude Bouford Subichord| Wrench af tet Naticnnl | tures Valley: Schastsi, ould tat| Sens’ ak ue Sonee acest Fits "Realter Ww sures. gerten reem, © teachers’ lounge, ’ | Farm and Garden Association met | this millage will be retired in| Home CITY OF Pol = . and « suite which will include at the CAI Building. The project, | three years. Botner L., 9461, Dizie. Mighway, ary 83.300 to 10. hgh Sebosl | the principal’s and secretary's mer en ed which is co-sponsored by this group| py age 78; beloved wife of Clarence iplome and/or’ clerical expert 2 offices and a waiting reom. and the CAI Women’ Auxiliary,| .. Pore e a held Sunday. Pepruary @th at 3 days. leave prt peacien plea. tition, will adjoin the lobby, also|and Homer Allen were united in| the mortgage on the community increase to taxpayers, he added. ee ee Tg eidicce SM by a folding partition, making an | marriaige in a double ring cere-| activities building. . ee Cece manage’ weincs_.. en wp. ; extra large auditorium. mony Saturday at First Congrega- Last summer, nearly $20,00 was Dr. Ben Bragg, president of the et ar Gama tee 40% W. Huren WANTED. HOUSEKEEPER FOR Baskness Services i3 |The exterior will be of light red tional Church here. Gertrude is] wirow ss Otyine Cortina 3° | compared to” surrounding towns, | Sita SMa Maser aussi | EXPERIENCED 'pomwaca mm | — fery.oModeq ing home. Foe | —~ : la aad Ga later walle ot |i ve t we and Men. Ea. Women's Auxiliary contributed $3,-| compared to surrounding towns, Mervert Witiame; oo ae : iy et McLain’, Sheet tiac Press, Box 17 A & B TRENCHING | lay tock wich no nee texture | Stuer of Mr. and es, E4000 bat 1.000 was allocated for] the Huron Valley Sebool Dutrct| font ta eta Fa. | See Set owes Help Wanted | Fort, tote trast tn than cinder block. Aevuiig ote | et tes om et i ond ae ee has one of the lowest tax 2 aS ogy ge ; aaeepans noe ings with exposed laminated wood | 5°" 'aven of Pontiac. "| The anual fair netted beween | Millages at the present time. a a we tee oF ages Ee. Bride industry, ee cat & ee ee repaired by factory trained mes beams will be featured. < 000 and $4,000, a number of Twenty people were chosen to Cemetery. Mrs. Hicks may be 7 Someone with practical Omics. iy co i? Ww. Lew The bride was dressed in a bal- *, och form a committee to select a agen at the DeWitt C. Davis Pu- 2 MEN WANTE nursing experience. may be pence Gt. PE 3-0135. Landscaping will include s | ierina length biege gown, with a| Vmerteage liters” and lle mem | ication for the new high school.| —""el Meme | HRaantng “Sasmns tect ‘income | _Wehe Pontae’ Freee. Bon @ | “APPLIANCE SERVICE playground, a kindergarten play (square necked bodice and full skirt. 1s and a few other smaij | AMong them were three business- Martha L. 286 Coleman, Pontiac. a) TT! Pete ee "lcresse benefits, If undet social We service allmakes of refrig area, and a softball diamond. She wore a short bolero and her three teachers. the fi age 85; belov ; ; security new ruling provides you tors, washers, redies, cleaners, to whittle the | ™e". ’ od iver; Gear mother of Cyril Oli- Janitor, white, middle oa iS Ker oom and all of small es. Lavateries will be accessible | accessories were in avocado! Prejects helped school board members and the ver, Russell Oliver, Lester Oliver ; Eg TR: ROY's, 06 Oakland Ave 2407 from the outside because of sum- | sahdes. amount still owing down to less Mrs. Marguerite Jewell, and Miss aged only, apply in per- jogo of ge KS - A SLOOUPIELD © ; than $12,000, presidents of the PTA organiza- Elizabeth Oliver. Puneral service with ‘nesoenala tn Walle and mer recreational possibilities. Mrs. Edwin Johnson was the The ha tions and their assistants. They will be held Saturday, February AUBURIN HOTEL of A cord will Free est., no _ FE 3-161. This same plan, modified bride’s attendant, while Donald two women's groups have aaall ‘ 30 p. m. - } > Witite Rawleigh’ — Fite sate eee land. will nip Allen served his brother as best | 600 tickets which they are selling hig Pac ollie the iar takes sated. i ih. Mebets Ave. pace eh rrewpers SEWER CLEANING ee a ae All four | ™man. at a dollar apiece for this event Sneek sermons 08 De ono be ban aa MAN enced. Non - unten. Call before Sinks. Sunday Serv. Ph. FE ¢-2013. ochesle are expected to be finished i. re Se eee ee ee Se 5 the Deosison Johns Funeral sic, ate raat s re LRSPROPLE Saray wore See Ee ER peo of Education plans te newlyweds wil ve at 138 North The fashion “vil be by ‘vin Enrollment Hits 300 mace ote at qarund of he Preis) ee ae ae EE oe ee — - movel. g 7 2 er OR ~~ |Oak St. following a honeymoon in| and additional attractions will in- Elizabeth Road, Pontiac, vecuum cleaners im Pontiac, must Hours to suit your home respon- 2am. advertise for bids February 18. e e d have car. Paid weekly. Ga the sibilities. Housewives mothers, ——_ ' w over . ce P ° . ° - = GARDEN TRACTORS |Focd etncephere. Also sealable evista we pe goed theme COUNCII to Mark | Setar wots | Joe sear’ | Seamenen be ome “TRSSeREERDG, weor shuffleboard, dairy bar. new building furnish Da service will be Monday, Peb- ruary 7th. et 2 m. from the every month Committees See Ce ne mnnery yhonica, ona |stxth enmunl Founder's Day cole-| esr "efuaiesmne “interment ti of the yeor eee’ Centennial Films room facilities and a gymnasi-| Council of Parent Teacher Associa- Eh EA. aon a um. mM. of at North Branch The district was bonded for in the high school auditorium (Clavehn) Timm; dear father of NORTH BRANCH — Committees | $540.000, which included the new | Judge Arthur E. Moore, of Oak- a oe a scheduled held here June | ™entary School. guest speaker from” tae Bmgpereen to be = Honored during the evening will| Home. 12540 Hayes at Rochelle. 16-18, this week viewed films of i Sie aa bas. Detroit, BBchiggn. _ Interment at the Millington centenniat eslebes:| May SCHOO] BOAMC | Preete Hearst, who called together] bushes = tion and conferred with members the first of in nee Millington centennial cem- C i p bli M ti Washingt es : - 1908 the Card of Thanks 1 mittee. aus U Ic eering title was changed to include “and WISH TO THANK THE MANY Tentative plans for the three-day P ad Foacher iene.” "Ek. acer oan, festivities call for two parades,| IMLAY CITY — The Board of| 114 1994 found the title had be-| lees st our loved one.” a Centennial Banquet, a Centen- and the Citizens Com- ‘ os ax Cea thanks to Dr. Marbach, the pall nia] Ball, and the crowning of a ittee will hold a public meeting | me Orn pl porn pedvere eng the Pusey Punten king and queen. | at 8 p.m. Monday at the school to we alge Mrs, Bert_ever ont pall 5 Selected to reign at the ~effair discuss an enlarged school district rac a ge we waa To nd C will be the married couple who! for Imlay City. served coffee present. for the ects of kindness, mee- . has lived the longest, continu-| Reports will be given by both ; ee Se aed Gen on SAVE MON ously, in this area. This includes | the committee and the school Home Hit b Blaz . Rind friends and neighbors during Let up file your return for yes. the townships of North Branch, | board. The committee will give | y e; eal — on a and é YS) a FE +144 for ap Deerfield, Burlington, Rich, Burn-| an account of its research, study | mother. We cspectally tant, De. ; WAWS 4x side and Arcadia, from which also and preliminary planning as | Totally Destroyed Jenne Funeral Meme will be selected a prince and prin-| what should be done to take care Maz W. Welle and cess. ‘of the increasing population and| OXFORD—Fire completely de- The North Branch village council | crowded conditions at the school. ‘stroyed the home of Harold Delong . and township board have passed| The committee, appointed some |on Sanders Road, two miles west BOX REPLIES URORY Wonk DONE I NY BENJAMIN R. BACKUS a resolution, making it manda- time ago, is composed of one third | of Oxford yesterday afternoon.| — oean : D SHES OR = 8 W. Huron St. Doom, 38 tory for all male citizens to grow | urban and two thirds rural mem-| Damage was estimated at $5,000. At 10 am, today . hing. FE $-0329 spe eee a beard or buy a permit to shave. | bers. Board members have visited The owners were not at home there were replies at py TO CARI . TLORE! 1 All money raised from this pro-| the people of all rural districts who Fire equipment from Oxfard and the Press office in ject will be spent to provide enter. | are sending students to the Imlay || ake Orion answered the alarm the following boxes: tainment. City schools. although other a 2, 9, 16, 17, 19, 1, 3% : departments were fighting a $%.- 35, 38, 54, 68, Gl, 2, 67, KING Organ Recital Scheduled ‘School Board Postpones 000 dairy farm blaze near Addeon nm Mh mM H ; i iti . om 198, 104, 107, 168, 118, ‘at Church in Farmington |Action on Addition Wagener said the Sire apperenty| | et | FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP —| LAKEVILLE — The Lakeville started from a basement furnace. | - | Philip calkces, acquis wal ale Sehool Board, at a meeting held ————— | this week, decided Rev. D. E. Molyneaux “a Speak . Pontiac Press ~ at im FOR WANT ADS IMLAY CITY—The Rev. David E. Molyneaux, pastor of First DIAL FE 2-8181 Presbyterian Church, Flint, will speak in the Methodist Church at From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. the 7:30 p.m. service Sunday. errors should be re- Dr. Molyneaux has made four ported immediately. The Middle East to study conditions than te cancel the charges and missionary enterprises. He oe Oe ee Sst is moderator of the Flint Presby- vertisement which has been tery Setaret,, “Wace conection Sens oro mate bo en ° Grange to Meet Today fe tae o “abe ORTONVILLE —Groveland Grange 443 will hoid its iets ctatabaing (75s oiees ruary meeting at 8:30 p.m. today gM, SF previews to | ‘i i Be. i = z i f i in & Z ig ! i gp - - 2 = ~ a | ™ ?