fof i ge ee ae mo See tat 3 GEEKS =e = ae a ies 2 es PS GF GHB yr eee ages ae eee Nn Wer coe een Rares i Sa es oe ee pote ee, eee oon8 = aaa S a «les NS Superintendent Paid Contract Before Action Clear Way for Faster |Administrators ‘Estate Setup on Way Out? Lodge Hints at Plan to Solution to Impasse Abolish Wayne County on Integration System, Try New Idea — _LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (i— AP Wirepheio ‘REALLY HoT NUMBER — Intense tempera. artist's denne. teeita: 0 Readies Aviation tures generated ad Boag the Corp, hydraulic system, which, technicians claim, earth's atmosphere have svientists to See ny a0 9 1 ee ee servlore: way, bent the fest problem. This perature. Public administrators in Wayne County, who handle estates of deceased persons with no known heirs, may be on the way out, accord- Five members of the em- battled Little Rock School Board resigned Wednesday night to clear the way for a 7 ; ing to Sen. L. ge 74 quicker solution to.the im- = es , (R-Oakland County), chair- i passe in the integration sit- PI t Sh ut man of the investigating uation here, © « : rYS er an Ss committee studying waste The mass resignation, ale in government. subject of widespread rumor In hearings yesterday in Detroit where 12 of 13 pub- lice administrators test for the past several days, came as no surprise, Down After Walkout Lodge hinted at a plan to « Before the resignations, the “DETROIT (AP}—Chrysler Corp.| interference with production and | Wednesday. These included ‘all | abolish this system arid re- — paid. contract of tar production because of a strike plants in Detroit and Evansville, torney eral’ istants frequent target of nists ; by 8,000 salaried office workers| *°™!#!*- Ind.; Newark, Del., and Los An- y gen S ass : and Gov, Orval E, Faubus as the A and engineers. Today was the third day of the] geies. He said the fee system pres- author of the Little Rock plan of white collar workers’ walkout over The UAW international appar- ently was ineffective in a request to strikers to abstain from picket- ently used by public administra- tors was a~“bonanza” to attor- neys assigned by the state to handle these estates. In some in- self and four other members of SCHOOL BOARD GIVES UP — Wayne Upton, president, reads a resignation statement for him- School Board. the Little Rock AP The five quit last night, leaving only Congressman-elect Dale Alford, outspoken segregationist, on the integration-troubled board. 2 tion Capital Citizens Council, said 5,000 of Sage ® PAGO peedine, neon ee & SUNOS Contracting at the time of shift changes 20/tUnre Lodge said, the fees ap- he would file a suit seeking to tion workers. . five weeks ago. as to keep plants operating. pear to -_ rupee block the action on Biossom’s Main strike issues bore on seniority rights, union demands for wage equity on various jobs, and a wage progression demand. * x * Chrysler said the pay on the va- “They are totaling $100,000 an- nually, and seem to be increasing each year,”’ Lodge said. ‘The total for the first eight months of this year is $97,606," The highest on the list was $67,000 in fees collected over Crisis Is Eased ‘for West Berlin BERLIN — West Besliners T Never Will Resign, Says Chief Straley been relieved of command?’ six. by Harold Kt. Davis, | Reds Don’t. Push. Their .. « By MAX. E. SIMON Gov. Orval Faubus sald people aaabale dea Wa hf administretor until 1985- | Demand That °. Allies ‘P-have not been asked to quit. I never will resign.” | have are gpecadh ingen day sa | 6s Pi ie Mig conn polly ajtem thronn| Clear Out of Town: | . Those were the words of Pontiac Police Chief Herbert] nish schools the slossd te pone : roen ine Oup eh ae: hehe ee W. Straley yesterday shortly after learning that he had] ¥ | : cratic administrations," Lodge d fa E baye Ahn! said... 3% = ) me ae ia 1 pc eee ae - “ate ie ps" Se ee eee | es sti age re dee ie as head of the city’s police Saw ch ” uk Baby ” in-- Crisis: Gainst naajtiee “pot : to Feature ew > ‘| “We are find out 4/© - Russiat force. | Strike De . i Sygiore al : some of. this. malt in| East German followers appeared—| ‘public Safety Director George D. Doing OK After # wae He suggested that cases pe |grow! than bite. ence With the chief, announced he| { Q'S11N o1son BUENOS AIRES (AP) + Presi-| Committee Counsel Robert F The Downtown Mérchants Assn.) handied by the assistants * wf was taking over full control’ of the ; J dent Arturo Frondizi an Kennedy said four or five wit- today announced new plans for the are paid under civil service, The tipoff came in a fews con- department. Kathy Sawchuk. 13-month-old attempted palace coup Wednesday nesses would be foday 10) nual Christmas observance. rather than public administra- iference Wednesday by. Premier * * * daughter of Detroit Red Wig night and oii workers postponed testify about a dispute ‘be-| “Instead .of a parade, the dsso-| tors Sppoluted by “political pa- Otto Grotewhol of Communist East| Straley, he said, will be on “spe-|poalie Terry Sawchuk, was report- a nationwide strike. tween an nt barbers|-ietion is planning lots of street} tromage,” Germany. Several hundred corre-|cial assignment” in his office. Hejeq in satisfactory condition teday|who has The threatened strike hadjzuild and the AFL-CIO Barbers|jocorations, window displays, & e Camden told b jie did not make clear just what the/at Pontiac Ost ; ; Union at New York G Wal Lodge’s com: was Y|spondents atte ap ; ac Osteopathic Hospital. aU! ~ eppenietanlgengcon tes! May ae! Hola, nd "downtown Cheistmas tree end Who testified, and by D’ Arcy makst if deems exported chief's new duties would be. The baby Tuesday found a can workers are opposing a a AS io Christmas carols, O’Brien, assistant attorney gen- ont of 6 huacn Gees to Straley, outwardly calm after |of rat poison which had been hid- ber. ment plato get foreign help “We favor @ more extensivejeral in charge of public adminis- : his talk with Eastman, admitted jden behind a refrigerator, accord- developing Argentina's — : lprogram jin the public’s interest,”|tration, that from 1954 to 1958 the Nikita Khrushehev’s demand that < “= eee — ig Gs te cee mates, te ' ized oil industry. Sh nd Mild istic? "| the Western Allies give up West at new duties were “quite |ing T, Mary, x * * Owers qd 2 r awd fia Patton, aes poate a seo Ry head. Berlin, a capitalistic thorn bur. | * Comedown, and put the pill in her mouth. Mrs. Sawchuk said that the tot didn’t swallow the pill, but some of it dissolved in her mouth and she swallowed the liquid. Pontiac Osteopathic doctors said fed 110 miles inside Communist East Germany. Many correspondents thought Grotewohl had been tapped by the Soviet premier to announce that The coup was led by Vice Presi- dent Alejandro Gomez, according to official reports. He denied it. Deputies and senators of the rul- ing Intransigent Radical party “I've worked 12 to 14 hours a day to better the police force for several years,"’ Straley said, “and then something like this happens.” APPOINTED IN 1951 The tree which the association] A total of $417,000 was paid to will erect is going to be “mam-jheirs located by the public admin- moth,” Pattison said. . will not seek another term, Pulaski County Judge Arch Campbell is expected to appoint an intertes oan. Sires eee Low of 45 Tonight Occasional showers ‘and mild me Stet tear are forecast. for tonight by the Think Smog Away that first aid administered by early ‘today called for fic ton weatherman. Today’s easterly Sn Ag side. — the Russians were giving the East! He was appointed police chief by|Mrs, Sawchuk reduced the effects — election. nie tion. His impeachment * {Winds will become southeasterly at} onurch and fraternal groups will | _LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Dr. |Germans control over Allied Mili-|City Manager Walter K. Willmanlof the poison. dent W - brensge--cobe™ - was Sa wedi m 8-15. miles an hour tonight, and be imvited to offer caroting and | Nowman Vincent Peale, author |tary traffic into West Berlin. in November, 1951. - | The Sawehuks live at 8676 Golf- strom, i ae 'S Geek Frondizi struggl Solve | southwester! of the best-selling book “ ? F “ ry » Dr., “ ie tahoe Walch tink taubel erly Friday, religious works. & book “The |PREFER RUSSIAN CONTROL I feel that I’ve brought the |side Dr., Union Lake Lile and Frank Prorat Revise drawn almost constant criticism — from anti-integration elements since the racial crisis erupted here 14 months ago, _ * * * In a joint statement, the five: pointed out that the resignations would not relieve the new board of (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Dr. LaCore Resigns Post at Pontiac State Hospital Tomorrow will be cloudy and warmer with showers likely. The predicted high is 64 degrees. Cloudy and cool with a few show- ers is the outlook for Saturday. In downtown Pontiac the lowest recorded temperature preceding 8 am, was 43. The thermometer read 50 at 1 p.m. Power Of Positive Thinking,” advised the county board of sup- ervisors yesterday that positive thinking is just what they need in Wealing with the smog -prob- lem. “You must believe you-can eradicate smog,” he said,.“‘if you think you'll never get rid of it, you never will.’ department a long way since I took over,” Straley said. “When i first came to Pontiac I felt that the people were entitled to better police coverage, They have that now. “And the police officers have bet- ter equipment and working condi- * * * ~ |tions.”* He said the department's work Beally mooping i Up in Best geacition ye oe wee The Allies prefer Russian contro] because this permits them to avoid recognizing the’ East German re- gime. Grotewoh!l strode into the con- ference room 10 minutes late. He said he knew the correspondents (Continued on. Page 2, Col. 2) a crisis endangering his 6-month- old régime, Argentina's powerful armed forces rallied. to support the embattled chief executive. Gomez, a tough politician, had claimed military and political support for a move to form a na- tional coalition movement. ¥rondizi, weakened by a_ bout with flu but buoyed by a swift vote of confidence from’ his military forces, ordered his ministers to make a supreme effort to settle a strike of oil workers in Mendoza Interested groups can sign up through the Pontiac Area Cham- ber of Commerce, Pattison said, “We're sure that this type of continuous observance will make the Christmas season more en- joyable and meaningful for Pon- tiac people,” he said." Must Dress for Part LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Fred L, Edwards, 32, caught looting a Beverly Hills dress shop, told police “I needed $350 for a court qppearance on a charge of re- ceiving stolen goods.” ithe state police and the FBI. “{ shall continue to cooperate with Mr. Eastman,” straley said. Baniec x * “Pm like a private in the Army mr This strike, which started two heer ® hus orders from an of; | The resignation of Dr. Ivan A. LaCoreas medical > weeks , is paralyzing the rich . ra = oilfields in Meutien at the foot of “For years, I asked for outside Pp erintendent of Pontiac State Hospital was announced the Andes Mountains. help in eliminating irregularities day. and friction in the department. I was pleased that the City Commis- . sion approved a study of the de- Frondizi called the Mendoza strike a Communist-inspired in- surrection and declared Argentina The panei who has received an outstanding fel- o lowship award from the under a state of siege Tuesday. partment by the Public Administra- American Psychiatric Assn., Hastredé of Colemaniate, Paton: tion Service of Chicago. plans to\enter private prac- istas and others were arrested. SURPRISED BY REPORT _ tice locally. Frondizi crushed the coup bid with the support of the secretaries of the army, navy and air force, and surrounded the government palace with armed guards. “Naturally, I didn’t expect the PAS report to be so critical of me personally.” : Straley said he hopes that Eastman will be able to bring about the improvements he seeks in the department, “Tl do everything 1 can to help Dr. LaCore came to Pontiac State Hospital as medical superin- tendent from Ypsilanti State Hos- pital, * * < During his five years of service, the hospital has been approved on Got a Problem? © him,” the chief said, ‘After all, two heads are better tham one.” a ed ee tied Rood After Eastman has put through wr home? a rental some ‘of his improvements, Straley pronhent® Need to | —_ (Continued on Page 2, Col, 4) penn fa be hard to find eect sree ey rticle atever your nrob- ay he, let a enick ac- Ber nay he, Ht 8 ou W for In Today's s Pres Ps ct gape oa te first a evening. _ Ce ne | | At, ATR Cotnty News ..,.......++.. iii pint rng entre anes teen Faitorials-.....” 46 TES. onty © 6. 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Stas- sen, who tried unsuccessfully to dump the vice president from sec- ond place on the 1956 ticket. Talking with newsmen at the White House, Stassen pointedly omitted the vice president's name from a list of -four possibilities Stassen said could carry the GOP | i to victory in 1960. x * * Although Nixon did not com- ment, Secretary of Labor Mitchel! did, Mitehell said Nixon “‘ be and will be the next Pre of the United States." -sident feller, elected governor of New York; Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., de- feated for Senate re-election in’ Massachusetts in. 1952 and appoint-| ed ambassador to the United Na- tions; Secretary of Interior Seaton who deserted Stassen for Elsen-. hower in 1952; and Secretary of the Treasury Anderson, a former | Texas Democrat now registered Republican. * * * Mitchell, who has been veaarted| ' as a possible aspirant for the 1960 vice presidential nomination, said “Mr. Stassen'’s views continue to reflect his unsuccessful vendetta against Vice President Nixon.” * * * ‘ He added in a statement: "All of the men he mentioned are ob- viously men of ability and integ- rity and display the very great talent that exists in the Republi- can party. But in any discussion of 1960 republican candidates it seems to me unthinkable to Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the man who has time and again demonstrated the highest qual- ifications rd = peainey. a In snnttlig aan Republi- cart National Chairman Meade Al- corg described as “totally unreal-|°" ought to: Eastman Meets With Officers. New Commander of City Police Force Asks Due Respect for Chief Public Safety Direetor George D. Eastman met with the city's police force yesterday afternoon after as- suming -command of the. depart- ment and asked his officers te treat Police Chief Herbert W. Stra- ley “with the respect due his rank AP Wirephote IKE MAKES AWARD — ” weatadae Eisenhower yesterday pre- | sented a Harmon Aviation Trophy to Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, for _ piloting a jet tanker plane non-stop from Massachusetts to Buenos Stassen named Nelson A. Rocke-| Aires earlier this year. It’s 1st Commercial Flight By JERRY GREEN | DETROIT #—This is like a lcocktail party in the clouds,” said ithe English flight hostess. | Blonde Pamela Ellwood of Lon- don was pouring champagne for her guests. It was like any other party ex- cept for the occasion. It took place 33,000 feet in the sky at a speed of 530. m.p.h. The guests were passengers on the first commercial jet flight out of a Michigan airport: They ignore) were aboard a British Overseas Airway Corp, (BOAC) Comet 4, » which yesterday made a demon- stration run for Michigan civic leaders, tourist bureau manag: ers and newsmen, “We serve champagne and wine all our runs,” said Miss Ell- istic” any list of 1960 potentialities omitted Nixon's name. described Nixon as bug up that Stassen got the opportunity to express his views in the White House mageret after a conference with President Eisen- hower. The timing and nature of the attack make it difficult for the vice president himself to answer H. 2 Rains Continue — to Drench Area in Northwest By The Associated Press Rains continued but diminished . in intensity in the drenched areas of the far Nerthwest today, Fairly dry and mild fall weather pre- vailed in most other parts of the country. Heavy rains in the Pacific northwest for several days caused some flooding in lowland regions as rivers in western Washington overflowed. * * * Scattered snow fell in the higher! elevations of Idaho and western, Montana but amounts were light. The over-all temperature re- ports indicated fairly mild weath- er for near mid-November, Lowest readings were in the 30s from the northern Rockies through the Da-' kotas and Nebraska, into Minne- sota and the northern Great Lakes) and New England. The Weather Fall U. 8. Prk gg 9-- reau Report G VICTRITY w hostty cleady with aeacksial shewert 3 and iittle perniare “wings teday. High teday aaa od? win pb miles today. athe tex tonight am a eenperetene a change tonight, wv 65. Friday, She 2 and warmer with 5 ‘tion tenight and seath- Friday. is Teday In Pontia a temperature preceding & a.m. °., 8 am.: Wind calm Bun sets Thursday 1 at 8-12 p Sun rises Friday at 7:21 a. Ms Moon sets Thursday at 7:46 p.m Moon rises Friday at 10.44 a.m, Dedanarc coer Wednesday in Pontiac {as recorded downtown) Highest temperature ...........460... 81 Lowest temperature ....s+«...+ +40 Mean temperature : 45.5 " Highest and Lowest Temperatures Throughout, Grotewohl gave the. 6 io ee 12 ih 1911 impression he may have received. Wednesday's Femperatare Chart the word from Moscow. So when) 3 rh Marquette $2 3¢/he mentioned negotiations about) i ae Mint Beach 7p 71/Soviet ‘troops, the correspondents Bustle it 1 Minneapolis 49 42|gured they had a serisation after ase fi ie Gere iat tH Smane be aa} ts & . tt is oeres br a But ‘six hours later the Official a Ei Eittsbureh 60 48/Communist East German’ news: yortn 8 Francisco 6 agency ADN put-out a correction a Semone ft hy drastically changed Grote- ‘Ce. eias Sele $1 <2 |wohl's remarks about the troop ne- 4 ' pe si 62/gotiations ¥ til 5 Board Members : Quit in Little Rock (Continued From Page One) obligations to comply with federal court integration orders. The statement said, however, that the move would give voters in the Dec, 6 election ‘‘their first op- portunity to express a clear cut choice as to whether we have pub- lic schools in Little Rock or not.” Deploring the situation which re- jsulted in closing of the city’s four jhigh schools, the statement said the board realized “‘the utter hope- lessness, helplessness and frustra- tion of our present position.” The expected resignations evoked little comment from leaders on either side of the burning issue. | Nine Negroes attended Central jlast year under protection of fed- eral troops, but this fall Faubus closed the high schools rather than ‘have them integrated when the U.S, Supreme Court refused a de- lay, Alford staged a one-man battle te head off termination of Blos- som’s contract and a resulting resolution to pay him $19,741 for the remaining 19 months of the pact. Alford, who gathered jtegration statements to enable him 'to defeat Rep, Brooks Hayes (D- Ark) in a one-week write-in cam- paign, drew a sharp rebuke from Cocktail Party in Clouds Opens Michigan Jet Era enough | |popular support from his anti-in- recruitment of new personnel td Pontiac residents. Competent per- sons from surrounding areas should be able to join the force, he declared. wood. The giant craft climbed at a rate of 3,000 to 4,000 feet per minute, AT NIAGARA IN HALF HOUR “We reached our 33,000-foot| cruising altitude in 22 minutes,” said Capt. James Woodill, a BOAC pilot from London, but a guide on this inaugural commercial jet flight out of Michigan. : * * * Eight minutes fater, a half hour after leaving Detroit Metro- politan Airport, the Comet cir- cled six miles above Niagara Falls, “It's 265 miles from Detroit to Niagara Falls,” explained the avi- ator at the controls. He was Capt. James Andrew of East Grinstead, Sussex, England. * * * Back aft, Chief Steward Jack Bury of Henley-On-Thames, near London, of the partygoers: He is a ver eran of 21 years with four British airlines and air progress is ap old |™ story to him. | “This is the best plane we've ever had," he said. “I've made 520 transatlantic crossings, but this plane is fantastic: Six hours from Detrolt to London.” Down below, the falls—the Cana- dian and American—seemed like a pair of shoelaces stretched out and narrow. NO SPILLING WORRIES Woodill circulated among the curious guests. They were able to set down their partially filled glasses without worry about spill- ing. There was almost no vibra- tion or noise from the four Rolls- Royce Avon jet engines, “We hardly ever feel the effect jeavesdropping surpervised the comfort|5# He sald that placing the chief ' ander Civil Service was “highly improper” and that ¢he appoint- ing authority should be. able te remove the chief at will, No basic reorganization of the department is contemplated until early in March, he said. Eastman said that police of- ficers, whose promotions are tied up in law suits will get them next year regardless of the legal battle, as vacancies occur. New uniforms, which were due eighteen months ago, are being obtained, he said. The inter-office communications system will be revised to make impos sible, be promised. The safety director said he ap- proved of employe groups such as ithe Pontiac Police Officers Assn. and the Fraternal Order of Police. He said he hoped in time one single, effective police organiza- tion would be formed. “It's. your department. Let's make if a good one,” Eastman fd. ‘ Following the meeting, the of- ficers stood ead applauded East- man. ‘| Never Will Resign, Says Chief Straley < (Continued From Page One) said he expects to be restored as commander of the force. The public safety director said yesterday that he had discussed Straley’s “separation from the department” with Willman be- fore deciding to put the chief in a staff position. “I'm not a job jumper,” Straley said, ‘If anyone wants to get me out of my job, he'll have to. file of turbulence,” said Woedill. “We fly over it mostly and when we get it we don’t feel the long jumps of conventional aircraft. “We get short sharp jerks. We call it cobblestones. There is no more feeling than you get getting over a bumpy road.” * * * The Comet ended the flight by descending 1,200 feet a minute. The plane needed far less than the airport's 10,500-foot runway to stop. BOAC is scheduled to start reg- ular New York to London jet serv- ice tomorrow. The airline has set charges before the Civil Servig& Commission and prove them." ‘HAVE MY SHORTCOMINGS’ comings and can make. mistakes like everone else. I hope that the men in the department realize this holds true for them.” It was g running fend between the chief and the Pontiac Police Officers Assn. that influenced the City Commission to ofder the PAS study of the strife-torn de- partment. “Perhaps we will eventually be able to improve our relations,” the Cooper for his objections to paying Blossom off, “He's our responsibility,” Coop-, er said. ‘It would be ungentleman- | ly to do otherwise.” Blossom, who became school su- iperintendent in 1953, will serve un- Nov, 30. He said he has no plans for another job. Red-Demand Crisis (Continued From Page One) but wouldn’t get it from him. What they got was nearly two hours of Communist about. peace, German unification, the Berlin situation and the possi- bility of negotiations to get Soviet troops out of East Germany. REMARKS CHANGED |Detroit and London. NOTICE OF | PUBLIC HEARING Eases in West Berlin} expected something sensational verbiage | { no date for jet service between chief said. “I certainly Jope so— for the benefit of the ent.” The Pontiac City Com named streets. Both sides Orchard Le Interested property owners Dated November 12, 1958. public hearings for Tuesday, November 18, 1958 at 8 p.ra. EST in the Commission Cham- ber, City Hall, on Intention to construct Side- walks and related work on the following Northside Madison Avenue from Puy to Z. line Lot 973 LeBaron Farms No. 1 Sub.. graph Road, West to City Limits. For further information see legal notices. ADA R. EVANS mission has scheduled ke Avertue trom Tele- are urged to soi City Clerk iWarner R. Cole’ pastor ‘of. the BIRMINGHAM — Sunday. will Secete 8 AF, Emil Kontz at church at 4 p.m. Se Presiding over the event will be Dr, Philip : Others will be—Dr. Joseph R, Chapman, vice president of the: American Baptist Convention; Dr. Covenant Baptist Church, Detroit; Dr. G. Merrill Lenox, executive secretary of the Detroit Council of Churches; Dr. Arthur R. ekg’ | executive secretary of the Michi-j gan Baptist State Convention, and Dr. Richard I + OXeCU- | tive secretary ‘of the Detroit Asso- | ciation of the American Baptist | Church. , ee Féllowing the progi‘am, a socig) hour will be held with a presenta, | _— gifts* to the coperting During his pastorate here, Dr. Kontz guided the affairs of a steadily growing church. Addi- tional church properties _ pur- chased during. his time here include | Dr. Kontz to Be Honor by Reception, POT only, he tikes wales Wk mark the close of the ll-year pas-|slated for the Torry School gi t First nasium ‘Thursday evenings, ss the Northwestern Alumni i ebb) +4 UERY * ; duaaeeisdiad and’ feomatibte pent pioeitent, #4 a hew parsonage at 501 Larchiea Dr. : Dr, Kontz was president of the Birmingham Council of Churches | and served on many committees | outside his own parish. In the’ latter years of World War II, he worked with groups aiding dis-| placed persons and was instru- mental in bringing several of these families to the Birmingham area. | The experiences of a Cees, who was held prisoner for six years by the Russians will be related at the Birmingham Senior Men’s Club meeting tomorrow at the Commu- nity House. 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We have plenty ling to marry her in the Unit poe and could look after her. She insists she is better off by ‘States, Then she found he wasimonths. before Adela Soaeatt a herself and has, so far, paid little attention to my urgings. married, Inda's “cousin” was his wife. Don’t you think she'd be a lot better off living with us? | The result: Roberto Inda, 26, a' Adela promptly.went ct ar | ae “3 See Mrs, D.L. of Cleveland, Ohio.” | : ‘i - Probably not, if she’s in good health. The answer might be different if she wanted to live with you. But, even if she did, it would depend on the circumstances. I believe parents, in most cases, should have their own home as long as they can possibly manage it. * * * s In urging their parents to come live with them, children & often forget they're asking their parents to give up—usually, for life—a big chunk of freedom. They'd be a lot more help- | @ ful if they supported the desire for freedom than by en- § couraging surrender. Independence is extremely important to all of us, young § or old. A home of one’s own is not only a symbol of this in- | ‘ dependence but an essential part of it. | And, taking away independence from an older person eoquid hasten the physical decline that comes with grow- ing old. A parent may begin to feel life is jover and give up the desire to live. Often efforts to overcome the difficulties older people & meet in living alone is the very thing that keeps them active & and vigorous. What would your mother do to keep active if she lived with you? Besides the loss of independence, your mother {sg likely to lose self-esteem and dignity. This is bound to happen if somehow she feels she’s no longer capable of supporting or § caring for herself. moral purpose. | By RAY HENRY Here's the Values: That Are the Talk of the Town! 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Juvenile Drinking Study Says Problem Not Big ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. t@—The gathered in studies “made ty head of a national organization of/Hofstra College at Hempstead, — keepers says studies by|N.Y., the University of Wisconsin three universities show the prob-/ and the University 5 lem of juvenile drinking has been ° — of Kansas, e) aa out ‘of all true pro- “It was found that most young | Buy It. Now at ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS! Gerry E. Dudley of Long Beach, | ;people have their first drinks with | Calif., drew that conclusion in a talk to the ninth annual conven- tion of the National Licensed Beverage Assn. He is president of the 40,000-member group. He said teenagers usually be- gin drinking at home and only 2 to 5 per cent of high school students are intemperate. Only one per cent drink hard liquor regularity. Dudley said the figures were their parents at a family party, \Teligious observance or holiday celebration,” Dudley said. “And even more important, the studies revealed that much of the | § subsequent drinking is also done | a at home or with parental consent.” James A. Petrillo, retired presi-| # dent of the American Federation! i of Musicians, is afraid of germs. | fm He offers only his little finger in 3% shaking hands. : (oli YONA Scheniey Distillers Co., W.Y.C. ~ Blonded Whisky of Elegance - 86 Proof, 65% Grain Neutral Spirits Here's the Greatest Coat Value We've Ever Sold! They're Terrific! ALL WOOL IMPORTED TWEED TOPCOATS All Sizes: Regulors—Longs—Shorts ~COMPARE! SHOP HERE FIRST! See How You Save! MORE OF THESE FAMOUS GRANITE SUITS Hard Finish All Wool Thet’s Tough as Leather These Values Are Setting a New Record in Savings More of These Famous. All Wool Hard Finish Sharkskin 2-PANT ! . SUITS $75 Values! 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Before the lighting ceremony, * * * The State St. Lighting Assn. said it will be the first lighting system to utilize radio control, Radio will turn on all lights at dusk, turn off portions of them at midnight, turn all off at dawn, and control fes- * * * Association officials say the fa- mous shopping street iwll become the most brightly lighted street in the world. All Used Malt Drinks CAIRO ~— Archaeological evi- dence shows that every cultured society of the past 6,200 years has produced malt beverages, includ- ing Egyptian and Etruscan, Ro- man and Gallic, Teutonic and Sax- on, at al 4 eS ape Pontiac Federal Savings of plastic it manufactures, a build-jheld from Monday through Satur- ing 340 feet long and 30 feet wide./dday, at the branch office, 4416 The quonset-shaped structure |Dixie Highway. : has solid ends, but otherwise is| Opening hours will be 9 a.m. to made entirely of semitransparent|}8 p.m, daily, except Saturday, plastic. 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PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1958 | MA E 0 National Strike The UAW gave te padded oe Party Struggle Still Fierce Fics ai3 i i al [le dles 36.500 the strike after, the company re-|. : a ! s Bu IVY iets tion metas vormelin Turkey After 12 Years Me fi... 3.8 ™ by UAW Walkout tension of the old contract, {Turkish liberal glared through his|came to power in 1950,” says . After Nixing Proposal oo ee horn-rimmed. glasses over the shish|°PPosition, “they promised, shu i kebab in an Ankara restaurant,|{rt* Of freedoms. Not only have . Duane Greathouse, UAW vice "|they not kept these promises, but Trading Union employes today shut down|Harvester bad rejected The day before, @ supporter of a , union de- » & supporter Of|pered with the impartiality of the ee, Interpational Harvester Go. pantsl mands fore’ coneece sinter ithe Government had spoken with bourts, Our democracy has lost NEW-YORK ~The sods throughout the nation. "that granted in the auto industry. equal rancor of the Opposition. {ground which it will take years sto MAI} Picket lines were reported or-|Specific union demands have not “They are trying to stop us |t0 make up.” wy eae |. *,.%...% ; A Harvester spokesman said the loyal opposition at all, They are {Menderes has passed some unpop- * & Ff Several were unchanged. Efferts to avert : the. walkout principal stumbling blocks are un- a subversive organization, which ular legislation, But Turkey is There, is, too, a very vocal op- The market was mixed at the|t#iled Wednesday night after fed-|ion insistence on™ retroactivity to| WoUld step at nothing to get us jstill a democracy. position press and political opposi- * transactions f period of nine Douglas D. Brown, one of the/ployes in company parts depotsifierce in Turkey, 12 years afterjin a free election, the Turkish) It is an admittedly limited de- by gunces .0/minates. fie , federal mediators said: ‘“Therejand transfer houses. introduction of the two-party-sys-|people threw a government out of|mocracy, but there is no police ) ae 2.00 ~~ * * ao woes The company, he said, insists on|tem in 1946, oftice by legal means for the first|state in Turkey, no uneasy glance de ‘ : one v International Harvester|iet date UAW members have! arwcaka (UPI) — The young) “When the Democrat Party|! __..| CHICAGO (AP) — A strike offpresident and director of its agri-|_,""The Government is undermining|they have tried to mulezle the Heavy ~ [some 36,500 United Auto Workers|cultural implements division, said|*l! UF political liberties,” he said.|universities, and have even tam- trode tntay MEAVY SAH1YIderty as the strike went off at T)been spelled out.” from building up the country,” | It is true that in recent years . a.m., local time, in 15 plants. * * * he charged, . “They aré not a |the Turkish government of Adnan he urs - Bre sas ery out of office,” Apple elder (ease) $ giles :--1. 258] opening. Early trading was heavy|*T®! Mediators met with manage-|Aug. 23 of any new agreement : Part of the trouble is the too/tion, and the ordinary Turk Sunt, be i Pamed oem 3:35] enough. to “4 the ticker behind|™ent and labor officials. conditions and inelusion of em-| The party struggle is deep and{high hopes raised in 1950 when, |his mind with uninhibited passion. ‘£00098 ee eee eee gh seetesvesesncns 150) 6, ; “gee nonproduction| Where does Turkish democracy|time in Turkish history, and elect|over the shoulder, no political > vesentereseens, 225} Oils and farm implements Union’ and mamhgement repre- 3 ? ish of oe “ti omar: otiien eaies in jail, pri- #etheeweeendecen. LUdl ¢ He eedessensdesne i a narrow upside edge. The — 2e eee tereee : 380 eo Sone: te aircrafts, motors and coppers. An eccsastvacees Vas/ steels, rails, chemicals, airlines bskb.cececcee 1.75 and building materials, ‘Some elec. ae : ' oe it eee eB tronics were active and slightly] . DETROIT @—A $-for-1 Parke, | Sadish Thine pes dan : | Brok the market was oa ~Pavis & Co. stock split wag ap- | Tomatoes, Hothse.. No, 1 Sib. bekt, 2. Sores (aster Ane of ir 1 | | “4 by. 0 aperial mesting of dation from its latest rise to record | Shareholders “ a Pak peaks. It was a familiar perform- CUITISSNIAEN: 100] ance in this year's month-to-month WHOLESALE PRICES PLASTIC PIPE 100-Ft. Coils ae tee FGA CH Oe een ewe e et ED © = i Ristheecesoanengaseees * eree vereneke advance. International Telephone and Gen- eral Instruments were ahead about | ‘ SALAD GREENS a point each, Allied Chemical, U. | , blechea, ‘bu. “".cccccc2222° 33/8: Gypsum and General Dynamics } i, bleached. bu, ...,c..... 2.25|lost around a point apiece,. Sa oa sciuisvuaenwit £00] Fractional gains were made by 5 ” nga Johns-Manville, Cyterpliar, S907) hares are to be retained by : ' Rand, Estman Kodak, | Cen-| e ; P ny on fogs tral’ Royal Dutch and Merck. Al « Parke, Davis ot TROIT PO bit lower were Ford, Goodyear, | world’s pimotiy SKoonen’ aed fa'bs eines, fara seesPet| American Telephone, Kennecott, | firms, live poultry: ean Loew’s, Southern Railway, Stand- | «plan-on the ot its reports |nens Yo-1d? hosts tne yt’, FPS] ard Oil (New Jersey) and Pan a tryers 3-4 lbs. whites 1-20; Barred Rocks| American World Airways. 9-20; caponettes under 6 Ibs. 19; over sisters ns "Obs omen 3 we of eh 3 beavy type young toms 1-22. New York Stocks. , 7A ti ‘tthe perrorr, Nov ry Prt fo.» Sssis anes Gru pues ack , * . t. Oo, B ‘ ~ oes? in case lots, - federal state rAdmiral ...0.. 16,1 Int Paper ... person per : Reduc .-. 78 In . t Shoe eet pe ee bhssse bene i | FREE ake Bed Size—Rose, Pink : + ary electric water he 1Y%4" 17 V2¢ ft, Ta” . . Qe ft. WE STOCK PLASTIC FITTINGS AND CLAMPS. S INSULATED © COMPLETELY ay ; T ® EDISON APPROVED ATIC FREE Netionally ag Model ELECTRIC ney sio52 is Heate —_ e = - @mmm nibs Quality 3-Pc. 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IBS Maha co ° nf OO ak ad ie i ena Be : eanners J . ~oee Tuesday’s market; cows steady to Fampb Soup »» 90-2. wat Cash R .. advance hity: Can Dry ...... 184 | “OUT Injured helfré dative fully meng Gan Pee BT Rat ape | ' Hogs—Salabie and sows) Capital fist -- SES et Lend |... eecnere Me a In ? pene Oa -+- 190-230 Ibs. 19.50-11 Cater Trac... ; 19 straight No. 1: No. 2 and 3 240- Tbs. Cen I Lt Pf . in - ar f ash 18.00-18,75; mixed grades 160-190 Ibs. |Cressiere |. 18.25-19.00; 300-400 sows 16.50-17.50; Cin Mil M.. . No. 2 and 3 400-600 Ibs. 15.50-16.25 Tuesday's market steady. Every pat ° * ‘ Ci oe j Veale 1 E . Southfield Girl Hurt and prime neers Wn fi inant Gluett Pea. Seriously After Pile Up i800-S6.08, Tuesday's market” stendy "/Gol’era A os: on 9-Mile Road steady: tow lots choice to prime wooled|Con Edis. .... the : rye ~|C Pw Pf (4%) SOUTHFIELD —Four persons day's market steady Oe Tue Cont Bak ss: . Were in the hospital this morning] calves 28 hogs 100 sheen oor” 2 16 sas following a three-car collision .on — on Nine Mile road near Northwestern } | Biighway at 7:30 a.m. Lodge Calendar Corn Pa”... | i * Deere. ] soueuays “se @ ow *- ” . 2-Compartment Kitchen Sink Slightly Irreguler = ~ Pete Beas 5 be] Sausezs miaatio mia ea ae J = ea ° ~ sBessusarezs rs] 4 J es ae re be snee , According to Southfield Police, 1 opera communication. Pontiac|Det Edis... = an auto driven by Rowland B. (Lodge No. 21, F&AM Friday, Nov./Do,.° ret: gp Shell Olt se... Jones, 55, of 28173 Brentwood St., rave m. ba EA se Dow Chem ||. 74.6 Sinclair... was struck by car owned by ows, . ro a - aeny sess George Vierira, 26, of 7645 Ken- ® ® Eas! no tucky St., Dearborn as Jones News in Brief EL & hus 23 4 6 6.5 was making a left turh from Nine Emer Red... 115 “Mile into the driveway. of the Sale by the |Pood Mach .': 784 Stevens, JP :. . {Lederle Elementary School. The |Parents Booster Club of the Rae- - sella “083 Stud Pack ... 8 ? 2 ® 4 4 = ba] fad x * i oe e E} 2 - BO te & SG 0 bad AeVM*vVe sateen peeasan wee maseiee Oy a 33 4 6 =) e BESSSSISSSSSS5E8 ite—First Quali 5 Ft. White—First paren teel Bath Tub....----: — Iron Bath Tub...-- $59.95 @S.. ++. Bath Tub Enclosures ii 75, H. Soil Pipe. ua | > S. H. Soil Pipe. - - venet $ 3.19 White Toilet Seats. . quatits Fiberglas Pipe Wrap. nar $ .89 ¥" Galvanized Elbows. . 34," Galvanized Elbows. . 3 , VY," Galvanized Tees. ---- oy 3/4"" Galvanized Tees...--9 ° LESALE STEEL PIPE 21 algo so on CASH AND CARRY “Vi | Vens Drill Team. Time: 9 am., “182 See C8... _YVierira auto was then hit in the Qen Dynam $s Date, Saturday, November 15, 1958. a fear by a car driven by Charles |piace, V.F.W. Hall Post 1370, 308 Gen Pas ..... 72. -F. Bosel, 57, of 116 W. George |S. Saginaw St. Pontiac, Michigan. ~~ a S : : tas Ps eae: t ccsees 3 : : SNSSSAoNsseneeseseereeesaushessnes ~~ 4 Laakakabo- cis avaweieie Banas ee hae om mais Tran W Alt.. Transamer . .. 5 Twenty Cen.. Underwd . ... 18. Un Carbide ..120 Un Pac ...... %. Unit Air Lin. ns! Al a es - | Pried Chicken Dinner. St. Vin-|9e ime .. 2 , cent De Paul Hall, 197 8S. Parke. Prod’. Joan Hobson, 14, Jones’ step-iRinday, Nov. 16, 2 pm-6 pm.joiiee daughter, who was a passenger iM! a quits '$1.50. Kids 5-15, 75¢. bn. Goebel Br ... his auto, is in William Beaumontider 5 years Free! adv. Hospital in serious condition with Grah Paige _ SE Rummage Sale. Sponsored by : head injuries. ; Girls Ranch. Wonderful values. Greybound ead Jones wa§ reported in fair con-|Nov. 14 and 15. Open Fri. at 10:30/Guit oi ....1 dition with head lacerations, |@.m., Sat. at 9 a.m. 128 W. Pike St.| 5 on broken ribs and g broken kneecap. —Adv. Hooker El. Bosel was admited o he hospi- sale Friday November |Indust Ray ... 24.1 Weste A Be = Rummage 28. j . s In « Ww seas: G8. dal with arm.injuries. He was re-lifth Mehanee “Bereet’ entrance ineir cop .”io¢ Whe Hoc. 50. 32 ta GD te WE One ported in satisfactory condition. Guild No. 1 Saints Church. Tnteriak Ir .. 23.3 Wilson & Co Vieira is fair with possible broken ) adV.lint Harv <.. 40 Yale @ Tow .. ribs. * Po sale, er of Mariva Int Nick ... 81 Zenith Rad ..i41 St. and Auburn. Fri. 9 to 5. Sat. 9 -A survey by the — California jto 12. adv. Public Utilities Commission of the ean aenasuenas McAuley Instructor Tiation’s 25 largest cities indicated |opuren Huron and Mill at Sat. Attends State Parley hat San Francisco has the lowest |Nov. 15. 8 a.m. v. Bverage gas, electric and tele-| pummage Sale. First. Presby-|*t McAuley School of Practical; i ‘phone bills. terian Church. Sat. 9 am. adv./Nursing, is among 150 nurses at- : tending a_ three-day conference , sponsored by nursing and health, oa1s H organizations at the national head- State GOP Willing to Split quarters of the Office of Civil and! Defense Mobilization in Battle | Dems Want Full Controle oa te conten i . public health aspects of disaster LANSING (AP) — Democrats want full control of the |nursing. Michigan House of ‘Representatives. . aa: Republicans are willing to split it up 50-50. Briggs Reports Profit Basically, those were the positions taken yesterday by DETROIT —The Briggs Manu-| * top-ranking lawmakers, two from each party, who met to facturing Co. Wednesday reported, } _°lay groundwork for an agreement gn operation of the ja profit of 17,585 for the third a 1959 1960 sessions. quarter as compa$red with a loss House in the and $98,000 Sor the same. quarter lat r %..¢ Boh , year. Briggs said it had a net loss Last week’s election gaye Democrats six seats now held . | of 1$86,000 for the first nine months by Republicans and threw the House into.an unprecedented of this year as against a loss of " 55-55 standoff, As a result, neither party can take over the [$131,000 for the same period last : : ~ reins of authority. p= pp = : tk * , s ~ ~~ Meeting in an initial attempt to resolve the dilemma Campaign Crossed Up | : | » were House Speaker ar ade aaa (Zeeland), | HONOLULU w — As part of al be _ Rep. Allison Green ( on), G r } and “traffic safety campaign, highway eve. Leute Maisie, (D-Wabettelé). and: déeeph 1. Kowal- . jeutiriier erected’ weoden white av ye FULL STOCK OF SOIL PIPE “sid (D-Detroit), floor leader and assistant floor leader re- ‘ |CTosses at spots where fatal acci-_| : . c iP . —EVERYTHING IN P spectively for the Democrats. , | Bote al corer, Ot ) = 2 Vig Geechee All four stressed they spoke only for themselves, not |i siammed into one pe yn, and | St. * the other 106 House members. \ broke it, - 99 _ $2.81 1%4"Galv. - .$6- a pel $3.66 1%" Gol. $826 lclnch Galv. . .$5.22 2-Inch Golv. . PIPE COPPER ft. 18¢ Vs"! M HARD—20 Ft. Lengths. .--- 7° o¢¢ 2. M HARD—20 Ft. Lengths. ..- A, Be " 60 Ft. Coil... - 22 Yai SOFT —60 Ft. Coil PTTL tt. 45¢ ATTEN .. 106 = PER ELBOWS ..-----""°""" "49 ie COPPER ELBOWS eae y2" COPPER TEES soseesnesere® 9¢ 3,” COPPER TEES ..--+-*-°" Colored Sets, $99.95 : esoeaoeet We Accept Commitments w F.H.A. AS LOW _ We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities $1.25 WEEKLY ~ i | | + 3