ity Police Use Tear Ga to Capture Berserk Youth By HAROLD 8. COHEN 
A 16-year-old Pontiac boy, he 
_ police believe went berserk, was! 
flushed from his home by tear gas/ 
last night after he bad threatened, 
a police officer with a loaded shot- 
. gun. x : 
‘State Approves ‘4 The boy is held today in juvenile | 
‘home on a charge of felonious as- 
it. 
| Police fired several tear gas 
shells into the basement and first 
floor of the south side home before 
* Ihted youth gave up. No shots were 
  
Ruther at 
  ADDRESSES DELEGATES — 
Walter P. Reuther, right, unloads 
ing UAW special convention today. At left is Emil Mazey, 
- gecretary-treasurer. 
Goldwater I‘GOP Stooge, Reufher Tells 4 coer Thé boy had been showing signs 
of mental disturbance for several 
weeks, his mother told police, with 
dizzy spells and an ungovernable 
temper. 
Last night, just before 10 p.m., 
he grabbed a younger sister as 
she. walked-by his chair in the liv- 
ing room and twisted her arms. 
she told police, he began 
the living room furniture. 
_ Terrified, the mother herded her 
two young daughters into the kitch- 
en, closed the door, and then 
slipped out the back door. 
They encountered Officer ny 
—}mond Dickinson on his way 
work at 10:05 = and told bine! 
the story. 
* * * 
Dickinson went into the house 
. and the boy threw a lamp at him. 
then ran and got a shotgun which 
he leveled at the officer. 
Dickinson turned and left the’ 
house, calling for reinforcement 
from a neighbor's home. 
Seven men, led by Lt. Donny 
had turned out the lights in the 
open fire. : 
Several shells and grenades of 
ment and kitchen. 
the boy open the front door and 
“{stightiy open a storm door for air 
He held a wet handkerchief over 
his face. 
As they mounted the porch, the 
boy closed the storm door, but a 
: few seconds later apened it again “Nor air and Ashley grabbed rin 73 3958. and wasbeing compared 
The loaded 410 gauge shotgun 
was found on a chair by the door 
  AP Facsimile 
United Auto Workers president, 
a thick briefcase before address- 
UAW 
Convention The boy was turned over to ju 
Venile officers and booked on a 
charge of feloniovS assault. He When his mother tried to stop him, 
smashing! 
Ashley and Det. Thomas Mitchell 
answered the call. Tear gas was, 
immediately sent for since the boy) 
house and the police felt he might. 
tear gas were thrown into the base. 
Ashiey and Mitchell then saw’ 71 Die as Snow 
Sweens Across 
Midwest States 
as Blanket of 15 Inches 
Smothers All Activity 
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| near blizzard that swept 
‘the Midwest causing at 
least 27 deaths headed 
briskly for the East Coast 
inches: of snow are €x- 
pected in New England. 
Light flurries swirled in 
the wake of the snow as it 
hurried Eastward, leaving 
Kansas City almost com-, 
pletely paralyzed under 15 
inches of snow—its worst 
storm in 46 years, 
Highways in the Kansas City 
area were blocked and bus and 
truck traffic in and out was at a 
| standstill. 
Nearly 100,000 children got an 
unexpected vacation from school | 
| yesterday while the storm oe hol 
ite height and thousands 
_ployes were told not to re ~~ 
come te work. Those whe did 
were up te four hours late. * 
The Midwest storm that tied up 
Kansas City exceeded one that 
‘left 12.8 inches of snow there Jan 
with the city’s record, a 23-inch 
fall March 28-24, 1912 
* * - 
Drifts mere than 6. feet high 
were reported in Missouri and Kan- Kansas City Worst Hit : 
' CHICAGO — A massive) 
© today where from 8 to 8 "4 
  the driver of the car that ki SIGNS STATEMENT — George Wooter, 40- 
year-old factory worker, signs a statement for 
Lt. Clayton, Randolph in which he admits being 
  pedestrian last 
_— an elderly 
  Officers Harry 
who traced down Wooter’s car from a meager 
description given by witnesses. Pentiac Press Photo 
Friday night. Looking on are 
Duby and Guy White, right, 
Federal Reserve To Arraign Hit-Runner 
Cuts Bank Rate Whose Victim Died. Permits Lower Interest 
Charges by Reducing 
to 234 Per Cent 
WASHINGTON W — Financial 
circles forecast a boost for busi- 
ispent the night at the Oakland 55. Together with abandoned cars Ness and the stock market as a 
County Children’s Home. 
Ike Plans Three 
Meetings Today 
on U.S. Detense 
WASHINGTON (INS)—President 
iEisenhower, devoting more and 
ia ime to the nation’s defense | 
ms, scheduled three impor-| 
Gee ‘conbnentee on the subject 
DETROIT (INS)—United Auto Workers President today. 
Walter P. Reuther fired up the Union’s special conven- He was to meet first with the 
‘National Security Council, a ses- that blocked vital roads, the snow result of the Federal Reserve 
drifts halted access to highways Board's approval of a lower dis- 
jand even main routes were re- 
|dticed to one-way traffie, safe only 
for vehicles equipped with chains 
lor snow tires. 
. TRAINS MOVING 
{ Bus and plate traffic stopped in 
the Kansas City area but trains, | 
although off ehaaate, reportedly 
were moving. 
In Chicago, aig snow and 
‘slushy streets caused tieups in 
i\rush-hour traffic and police said 
many disgusted motorists aban- 
doned cars in tha streets. From 
tion in Detroit today by ripping into Republican Sen. | sion moved up a day to permit the 5 to 12 inches of sndw fell in vari- 
Barry Goldwater of Arizona. 
Reuther told the cheering 3,215 delegates that Gold- 
water was “mentally unbalanced and needéd a pSy- Baghdad Pact nations. 
chiatrist.” 
In his kynote address he said: 
“Goldwater is a stooge for Republican politicians and 
  
*big business, undertaking 
a campaign of slander and 
smear to weaken Demo- 
cratic unions everywhere. 
“On Monday in Detroit top Ford, | ct as i | 
4se-heT- ai Motors; Chrysier MT jattendance of Secretary of State 
John Foster Dulles, who is flying | Behind the storm, -the Weather pected to request similar reduc- jexecutive Vice president 
ito Turkey for a meeting of the | 
Then Eisenhower was to confer | 
with Lewis Strauss, chairman of | 
ithe Atomic Energy Commission. 
It was considered likely that) ous parts of the Clitcago area. 
Bureay said, ig a mass of cold, 
| dry air, expected to bring plom- 
meting temperatures. 
- Illinois listed eight storm deaths, 
| Kansas six, Missouri five, Iowa, count rate todav at the Philadel- 
phia Reserve Bank. 
* * 
News of the 
move, a reduction in the discount) 
rate trom:3 to 2% per cent for fetch” Property Tax ‘Rate of $13.70. Cooley Objects to OK 
Without. First Getting” 
Hospital Figures : 
City Commissioners 
{passed a $5,683,595 budget 
for 1958 last night, and. 
eyed 2 continued tax rate 
of $13.70 per $1,000 of valu- 
ation for the fifth straight 
year. 
If the- city’s assessed 
valuation is boosted this 
year:to an anticipated $260 
million, the general prop- 
‘erty tax rate could remain 
‘at the $13.70 figure, City 
\Manager Walter K.  Will+ 
‘mani said. 
; ‘The a&sessed valuations will be 
set this spring. Included in the 
budget is $3,562,000 to be raised 
by taxation, 
In passing the budgef, Com- 
missioner Roy ae   
  Cooley observed that the hospital 
iboard of trustees is required by 
ordinance to submit its budget for 
A 40-year-old Pontiac factory worker will be af-|anoroval in December? and “yet 
raigned in Municipal Court today for leaving the scene it’s always been late since I've 
of a fatal accident. 
George Wooter, of 249 Harrison Ave., has admitted 
  
Pontiac Bank 
Adds 2 to Board. ‘Stockholders Elect money-easing 
9 *he was the driver of the car 
that fatally injured Mrs. 
‘Annie Gilmore, 67, of 456 
‘Harvey St., Friday night. 
She died of her injuries Monday 
/morning. 
Wooter, a factory worker with| 
five children, told officers he re- 
called the accident, but did not 
‘think he had hit anyone. 
‘that district, raised prices on the Directors, Get Report Me cold be bod bebo cut wih 
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange in- 
San Francisco yesterday. 
The exchange still had 45 min- 
utes of. trading time remaining 
when the announcement was 
issued. of Peak Deposits 
= | ate chron, who live with his 
| estranged wife and had returned 
| to their home, He was drivimg te 
Two new members were elected! his home when the accident oc- 
to the Pontiac State Bank Board of curred. 
Directors at a meeting of the | Wooter stated he saw Mrs. Gil- 
The Philadelphia district reduc-+bank’s stockhoiders held last night. more and felt a thump but since 
tion is effective today. The other) 
Federal Reserve banks are ex- 
tions shortly. 
| The discount rate is the inter-; 
.. est Federal Reserve Banks charge | 
‘their’ member banks for borrowed 
jmoney. 
* * * 
‘Strauss would give the President three, Indiana two and Wisconsin) The eduction will permit cor; 
a preview of the report the AEC 
and Britain will make Tuesday on) 
bomb for peaceful uses. 
This | afternoon, Eisenhower has i. sehedttied a meeting with Gordon three. 
Ottumwa, Iowa, measured 12. 
j1l_ inches and Moline, 
inches. Iil., 10 
deo a doatey en ave tree rare ‘mercial “banks to lower their own! 
‘interest _charges—te—_corperations|- 
progress toward harnessing the H- inches of snow, Milwaukee, Wis..\.4q individuals, thus encouraging 
ithe financing “of new 
jlines, Lae oan = — * * * 
| Elected were Smith Falconer, 
    
Hospital Funds % Enables City to Borrow 
$317,000 as First Step 
Towards Addition 
The State Municipal Finance. 
Commission yesterday approved 
Pontiac’s bid to borrow $317,000 
in tax anticipation notes next 
month as the first step in borrow-| 
ing $950,000 to complete the Pon- 
tiac General Hospital addition. 
The approval sanctioned the 
city’s plan to pay the notes back | 
out of 1958 tax moneys that other- ‘other big corporation leaders in- 
vited Goldwater here, He provided 
them a platform fram which to de- 
liver-a campaign against the UAW. 
He is the country’s number one tense Mobilization. i i 
4 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) 
  
‘Vodka Was aur —   
pelitical fanatic, peddler of class 
hatred and union-hater.” 
Reuther continued: 
“Goldwater wants te corrupt | 
the country’s good image of the 
union and newspapers give him 
ten times as much space as they 
give us.” corn. 
    Sen. Goldwater told the Republi- ean group Monday that “Reuther | 
and the UAW are more dangerous. 
Sputniks.” 
Republicans ‘‘caused the depres- | Reuther countered today ‘that! .- of potatoes, sugar and yeast. 
The old woman tried it. It 
* 
wise would have gone into public ‘sion and the Democrats saved the producing? 
improv: ements, 
With the approval, City Monaget 
Walter K. Willman said, the city 
is now in position to advertise for 
bids and sell the notes by mid-Feb- 
ruary. A limit of four per cent has 
been placed on the interest rate 
that the notes would carry. 
* * * 
The.. -eity plans to ask approval 
to borrow another $317,000 on 1959 
taxes after July 1, and the final 
$316,000 on. 1960 taxes early next 
year, he said. These loans also). 
would be paid back out of public 
improvement funds for those two 
years. 
- Se RE IE ORR 
  = Today's s a 
  Editorials ..4.665% avuseas « 6 
Markets ......:. ses cayenne 
Mystery stale enuneersrene ‘ 
Obitdaries  . 6... 666 ccenes 
Sports. ....c.cc000 M ais 
Theaters ......<¢0¢0csse0s . 16 
TV & Radio Programs ... 35 
Wilson, lesvibin- wae country.” 
LAUDS WILLIAMS 
The leader of the 1,400,000-mem- ber Auto Workers Union, with his 
arms swinging and his face red 
from shouting, lambasted - Michi- 
gan Republicans and-hailed Gov. 
G. Mennen Williams as a “great 
leader and not a stooge for Gen- ati immediate success, 
Russian revenooers came and 
clink. 
    (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) pig. An old man came along and suggested: 
try feeding the pig vodka mash?” Vodka mash is a mixture ‘Mash Fattens (Blind?) Pig 
MOSCOW (INS)—There was an old woman who had a pig. | 
But the pig wouldn't eat. anything—carrots, turnips, even © 
“Why don’t you 
worked wonderfully. The pig 
than Soviet Russia and all the | ate and ate,.got fatter and fatter. 
~« * 
But what was the woman to do with the vedka she was 
She opened d little prtvate-cnterprine ee It was 
But private enterprise Is banned in the Soviet Union. So 
hauled the woman off to the 
* "*.* 
This modern day fable was published in Soviet newspapers 
today. None of the stories reported what —_ to the 
  
  County Plans for ’58 
proximately 18 major vit 
Among them will be: 
a) New 22-foot pavements on 
Lake road to the Pontiac city lim- 
    -| to four 
road from Square) Nor'thv Rochester road (M150) from Main 
street in Royal Oak to Fourteen 
a ane a 
of Royal Oak). 
(3) Widening of Nine Mile road 
four lanes from Woodward 
avenue cast to Hilton siréet (in 
‘cooperation with City of Fern- 
| dale). 
(4) Relocation of Eight Mite 
City of 
  its: 
(2) Widening to four lanes of (5) Concrete recapping and wid- 
@ ening to 22 feet of Big Beaver road 
from Rochester road to John R 
road, and on Fourteen Mile road 
Sew Recaiter wel ye Reltntes 
“Completion_of the widening and 
improvement of the Cass Lake- 
Elizabeth Lake road intersection 
also is assured,"’ said Lomerson. 
a Sof 
“Most of these projects appear) Gas Manhattan, 
— said it was cutting its = hes in- 
iterest_rate — that charged big 
‘borrowers with top credit ratings 
—from 4% to 4 per cent today. 
Some observers predicted other 
big 
quickly. - , 
* * 
Wall Street reaction generally | 
‘was optimistic. Some  sources/ 
ithere, however, expressed disap-| 
_pointment because the -rate was 
not. dropped to 242 per cent, 
Tooth Decay Drops 
"jin Two Test Cities BRANTFORD, Ont. @ — Dr. 
Harry Brown of Ottawa says this 
city’s tooth decay rate has 
dropped 66 per cent since he be- 
gan a 10-year study of school   
  
  
  dicate much more traffic there 
  
  - (Continued ‘on Page 2, Col. 3) 4, 
  institutions would follow ced ; ‘his license was revoked last Sep- 
‘tember for drunk driving, he was 
of the afraid to go back to see if he had 
hit anyone. 
|police said, picking up a piece of 
chrome trim which was jarred 
free by the accident, and driving 
off, 
Police had been searching for 
en by a passing motorist, Robert—|— 
Strawder, of 513 Bloomfield Ave. 
They also had a hood ornament 
and bits of chrome trim found |   
THOMAS FALCONER 
bank, and William D. Thomas Jr., 
president of Thomas Economy Fur- 
eiture Co. 
3 * * * 
The election of the two men in- 
‘creases the Board of Directors to 
nine me rs, 
Re-elected ® ‘by the dockhabders to 
another year's term on the board) 
|were John C. Cowe, Milo J. Cross,   | 
Rodger J. Emmert, Judge H. Rus-| 
sel Holland, Frank A. Mercer, 
‘Goodloe H. Rogers and — E. 
\Whitlield, 
- Cross, president of the boak, 
announced that total deposits at,’ 
the end of 1957 reaciled $27,348,- | 
200, the highest in its history. 
500 over 1956 deposits, 
of the year amounted to $164,293.03, 
or $3.28 per- share, Cross said. 
After the stockholders’ meeting, 
directors re-elected all 14 officers 
of the bank to another term. This was an increase of $2,575,- 
Earnings after taxes at the end at the scene, 
About 1:30 p.m. yesterday, offi- 
cers Guy White and Harry Duby 
‘i spetied_a—ear—that—answered—the? 
description of the sought vehicle 
parked behirid Wooter’s home, A 
closer check showed the damage 
to that which the 
accident ear should ha@ye had and 
Wooter's arrest followed. 
  
Congressman Collapses 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Rep. 
Lawrence H. Smith (R-Wis) col- 
lapsed of a heart attack today 
as he walked into the House res- 
taurant. Dr. George Calver, the | 
near death. Calver said: “There 
is no heart beat but he is still 
slightly.” Smith was 
to Walter Reed Army Hos- 
by ambulance. He admitted stopping the car, been on the commission. 
The beard hopes to have fin- 
ished its budget preparation next 
month. It’s chairman, Willis M. 
Brewer, was in Lansing today 
and unavailable for comment on 
. Dr. Cooley's criticism, which 
was echoed by. several other 
commissioners, 
City Manager Walter K, Willman 
said that although the hospital 
budget already was too late this 
year, he would “take steps” to get 
it tron time next winter. 
Dr. Cooley observed that the 
board of trustees’ actions were 
“too far removed from the public, 
and perhaps this accounts for some 
of the hospital's financial trou- 
bles.” 
FUND FOR HOSPITAL 
Included in* last night’s budget 
was $317,000 in public improvement 
@S\funds which the commission has 
promised to spend on the hospital 
|addition. 
Left out was an interest pay- 
ment of approximately $30,000 on 
1952. general obligation bonds to 
build. the addition. The hospital 
has been paying this interest in 
the aa but had —— that 
“Tf the city would pick this in- 
terest up, the hospital Probably 
could get out of the red,” meugerealy 
served, 
The question of a city appropria- 
tion covering the bond interest is 
Following a review of the hos- 
pital budget by the commission, an 
appropriation could be made out 
(Continied on Page 2, Col. 1) 
Burroughs to Make 
Atlas Computers 
DETROIT (INS) — Burroughs 
Corp. of Detroit anounced today 
it has Air Force contracts total-   
      
Heavy Snow 
  
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    ors a high of 21-26 tomor-   i I 
ie the season. 
The prediction for the Pontiac area tonight and to- in Michigan 
Fails to. Touch Pontiac 
| For the second time this week, heavy snineeba for the . 
‘Pontiac area failed to rhaterialize, as other sections = 
; Michigan were buried under the heaviest 24-hour snow 
  
and colder. A low of 24 de- 
grees is expected tonight tomorrow is snow flurries+— 
      
      
    plained that the city was being 
asked to pers ie for 
passing first on the hospital —   
    
    
        
    
     
    
           
    
should ‘face the future and get 
en with the job” of surpassing 
Russian missile and satellite 
gains. , 
* od * 
Mahon, chairman ef the House 
Defense Appropriations _ subcom- 
yuttee, talked with newsmen 26-- 
the House ealled up for expected 
unanimeus passage a $1,410,090. 
  008 money bill to help speed US! 
defense preparation 
~ * * i 
The total includes the fall $1L- 
90.000 000 in new funds asked by. 
President Eisenhower and au-. 
thority to transfer another . 150) 
miflions — $0 milbons more than, 
kisenhower asked — of available, 
funds to missiles and other newer! 
programs. ° [ 
* * * 
An agreement to take no reil call 
votes until Thursday this week de- 
tayed final House action on a bill: 
fo raise the national debt limit te 
“80 billion dollars from the pres, 
ent 775 bila: — 
. * * 
The Hicuse shouted down a move 
aimed at holding the increase to 
three bylrons. i 
Rep. Martin (Mass', House Re- 
publican leader, urged Repubii-| 
can Members “not to put our own! 
administration in. a strait-jacket” | 
by rejecting the increase 
* * * 
We must face the fact that we 
have realines to consider,” he 
said in reference to expected 
increases in defense costs. 
Rep. Byrnes (R-Wis) contended | 
the boost would encourage more, 
axreeing, blamed the high debt) With all the razzle-dazzle andjof the Clinton Valley Boy Scout) Ronald Card, Explorer Scout of 
level on “both the New Deal electioneering of a full-fledged poli-|Council public relations sect said Troop 29, Wever School, Leading 
spenders and the Modern Repub- 
hean spenders.” 
City Officials Pass   
$5,683,595 Budget. jat Madison Junior High School as’ 
(Continued From Page One) 
of tmappropriated funds, such as 
the capital improvement budget, | 
he explained. 
* * * 
Included in the budget was $100.- 
000 for the annual payment on the! They also nominated two candi- | bond issue principal. 
The budget was $245,064 higher | 
than last year’s, principally be- 
cause operating costs and wages 
have increased, Willman said. 
It is based on the assumption 
that $1,721,595 will be raised this 
year from such sources as sales, 
fines and licenses, 
* ¥ * 
In addition to the general prop- 
erty taxation, another $274,672 is 
to be raised through voted millage 
for garbage collection and dis- 
  
  
        
ma 
By F. H. sIMs 
Does the supply of oxygen thin 
out in the upper atmosphere. 
No, the ratio of oxygen in the 
air remains fairly constant as we 
move into higher and higher alti- 
tudes, 
The difference is a difference in 
sure, or density, which presses 
oxygen into our blood stream at 
lower altitudes, not the greater ra- 
tio of oxygen to nitrogen and other 
gases. (Nitrogen makes up T8 per 
cent of the air.) 
When one becomes intoxicated, 
what Is happening is that alcohol 
is blocking the tissues so as to pre- lieve headlines which say there is. 
vent them from receiving oxygen, 
“hich pressure constantly forces” 
into the tissues 
The Weather lrun for Pontiac city offices next 
week a 
Church; Gene’ Bolyea of Troop 
Scouts Get Set to Take Over 
City’s O 
tical convention, Pontiac 
* * * 
Two opposing slates o: 10 boys 
were whipped together last night 
'Scouts renewed their ‘‘Mayor-for- 
a-Day” citizenship project for the 
first time since 1954. 
| The Pontiac Scputs have chos- 
| en to make the post of gity man- 
| ager their top elective office. 
| dates for each of seven City 
| Commission seats and the two 
municipal judgeships., 
Citywide balloting on the nomi- 
inees will be heid next week at 
iregular Scout meetings. The win- 
‘ners will ‘take over’ the offices 
‘Feb. 11° and appoint 22 other 
Scouts to head the various mu- 
nicipal departments. 
— x + 
| City Manager Walter K. Willman 
has pledged the support of all mu- 
'nicipal officials in conducting the 
iprogram and has offered to pre- 
jpare an agenda for a mock City 
Commission .meeting. 
HOPES FOR SUCCESS 
William J. DeGrace, chairman   
‘Goldwater Is Stooge 
for GOP’—Reuther 
| (Continued From Page One)   ‘eral Motors like other Michigan) 
governors were.” 
Reuther stated any Democrat- 
_ fe anion “such as the UAW Is 
 beund to _hay grecments.” He assured the delegates, 
obvious reference to Carl Stel- 
late, Local 600 president, and his 
| opposition te Reuther’s share- 
| thé-profits plan, the UAW would 
go to the bargaining table united 
| and strong.” 
| He told the delegates not to be- 
a rebellion within the union. 
Meanwhile, campaigners for the 
“)-hour week with 40-hours pay, 
ied by Stellato, passed out litera- 
‘ture and campaign. signs at the 
entrance of the Masonic Temple in 
. | Detroit 
_Folt U. §. Weather Bortan Report 
PONTIAC 
flurries and ‘colder tonight and to. 
merrew. Lew tonight 24. High temer- 
rew @1-94. Gentle to moderate westerly 
winds ¢ 
Tedar tn Pontiae 
Lowest temperature preceding &@ a t 
Ht 
At @ am: Wind Velociie 19 mph 
Direetter Northwest 
Sun seria Wednesday 1803 T+ pn 
Sif Tise® | Tadiat et 7°54 8h 
“ioon se\# Wedresday at FOUf pm 
Mocn rises Thurscay at 6 28 a m. 
Dewntewn Temperratores 
- ti 1a : 4am 31 ™ 30 
OCU Senceroed i i2 m 28 
$6: Me. 50 ‘lpm JQ 
$eaom iG 2p om 30 
18 &@. om 
Teesday in Pontiac 
fas recorded downtown) 
Highest temperature 
Lowest temperature ... A 
lea temperature i 
Weather—Ciaus: 1¢é. melted ence 
One Year Age in Pontiae 
Highest temperature 
Lowest temptrature . 
Mean temperature 
Weather—Rain 38 ‘1 
Highest and Lowest Temperatures 
This Date in 86 Years 
+ 62 in Ieee -~# in 1924 
Toreday's Temperature Chart 
Ly 30 3h Marquette 2 «(13 
Memphis $6 23 : : 16 5 
. snow 2 inches 
      baent 7 
Mitwaukee 31024 
Minneapotia 23 12 
| New Orieans -56 38   
      
Kew ork 6% 
2 Cmahe 31 #2 
Peliston 27° «15 
Phonts 61 1 
Pittsburgh 42 35 
@. Leonie 41 25 
&. Francisco 
B Ste. Marie 8 16 
‘Traverse C, 
638 aeiegion “ is 
6a AND VICINITY — Snow * * x 
Local 600, backed by several 
other locals, seemed determined to 
make a fight of it on the conven- 
tion floor 
The “rebel group is opposed 
te Renther and the union execu- 
five board's recommendations 
for a “share the profits plan” 
and the “basic economic de- 
mands” for the 1,400,000 union 
members. . 
Meanwhile the union is waiting 
for a _reply_from_ Harlow H. Cur-| 
hice, president of General Motors, 
who was asked to address the con- 
vention to help delegates draft de- 
30 mands'they will male on the auto/work on 39 miles of primary 
® industry this year. 
* ae * 
Curtice was expected to decline 
*! the invitation. 
| The GM chief has already la- 
| beled the UAW's “share the prof- 
its” plan as “extravagant” and 
| Saereag’ Ge tke ecocene of is 
| American free enterprise sys- 
i fem." 
as give overwhelming support of the 
proposed demands for a profit- 
sharing plan, large pay boosts, im- 
proved supplemental unemploy- 
q ment benefits and better pensions. 
They will also discusg a special 
dues assessment which would dou- 
{ bie the union's present strike = attempt, to create an artificial 
| moon, ‘ef about $25 million. 
  CONVENTION SCENE — Pictured above dur- 
ing the mock political convention of Pontiac 
Boy Scouts last night are (left to right) James 
Coad, a delegate from Troop 7; Bethany Baptist 
Boyiand director of the project, said 
| Scouts and Explorers last night/he hoped the program this year) is Ray Smith, an Explorer Scout 
‘nominated 20 of their members fo could be as successful as it was in| ef Treop 244, Grace Lutherag | 
if 
ners h. aaa. . = 
    
7 = 4   
aes = eo 
      
  = as 7 es 
    
26 = 
Wever School, They are members of 
buster Party, which later nominated 
run for city manager, e 244, Grace Lu- 
flices After ‘Election’ 
the Logrollers for the same post eensorship prevailed, 
The U. S: State Department 
‘land U.S, investments there total workers’ area of Caracas yester- 
day. They said 1,000 persons were 
arrested after the clash. Strict 
said there were no reports of any 
Americans being injured or Amer- 
ican property damaged. About 40,- 
000 Americans live in Venezuela 
about three billion dollars. 
x* * * : 
‘The strike was called by under- 
ground opponents of President 
Marcos Perez Jimenez, who three 
weeks ago survived a_ short-lived 
revolt by the Air Force and some 
Army units. Sinee then Caracas 
has been in a continual state of 
tension. 
The Interior Ministry claimed 
the people had not responded to 
the general strike call. In a na- 
tionwide broadcast the ministry 
conceded there had been ‘‘disor- 
ders and offenses” in Caracas and 
disturbances in Los Teques, Val- 
encia and Pueblo Nuevo but said 
the rest of the nation was normal. 
lke Requests   
  1953 and 1954. __| Church. 
. * * Despite the realism of the con- 
“We believe this is a good way Vvention—with its vote trading, cau- 
ito give the boys first-hand expe-|cuses and demonstrations — there 
irience of city government and elec- Was no basic rivalry. 
tions,” he said. * * * 
The candidates were nominat- | The delegates, elected from all 
ed by two opposing “politieal ithe city's Scout troops, were split 
parties,” called the Filibusters into the two parties solely on the 
and the Logrollers. On the Fili- basis of the initial letters of their 
buster slate for city manager is last names — 
  
Pentagon Changes Promised 
Senate Missile Probers 
Will Quiz McElroy Again 
|| WASHINGTON (INS) — Defense|inessman who was a member of |Secretary Neil H. McElroy goes! the Rockefeller Committee whi@h 
‘behind Closed doots with Senate,recommended Pentagon reorgani- 
imissile probers today after giving zation. 
[top priority to -reorganizing the! gon ‘peverett Saltonstall (R- 
|Pentagon for the space age. “| Mass), a member of the subcom- 
| Members of the Senate Prepared-| mittee, sgid in an interview to- 
‘ness subcommittee, who are try-| day that he opposed any “rev- 
‘ing to assess America’s defense; ojytionary” shakeup in the de- 
capabilities in the light of Russia's’ fense organization which would 
‘missile and satellite cecumplish-| put a-singte y commander 
|ments, are interested im the “‘tar-| over all the armed forces. 
iget date’’ McElroy said he set for) ; 
‘producing a final feorganizaticn | He thus aligned himself with Sen- plan. |ate Armed Services Chairman 
|Richard. B. Russell (D-Ga) and 
The defense secretary who dis- |House Armed Services Chairman 
cussed the matter with President (Carl Vinson (D-Ga). 
Eisenhower yesterday in an hour- | ’ * * 
long conference, would say. only | 
that it would be a matter of | 
“several weeks.” i   
    
It is considered unlikely that the 
administration would propose any 
testify on security matters but re-committees which would 
organization questions may be put its 
to him. Deputy Defense Secretary. tions reorganization recomimenda-'_,     Over $2 Billion for Pin 
    
First Pensioner 
Succumbs at 93 Charles Highfield Was 
Pontiac Motor’s Initial 
Paid Retiree 
Charles A, Highfield, the first 
man to retire from Pontiac Motor 
Division under the pension. plan, 
died yesterday at the age of 93 
in his home, 29 Riker St. 
x * * 
A farmer most of hie life,. Mr. 
Highfield did not enter the employ 
of Pontia¢e Motor until he was 61 
years of age. 
A lifelong resident of Oakland 
County, he was the son of Alfred 
and Catherine Johnson Highfield, 
an early pioneer family. 
* * * 
| Besides his wife, Euthema, he 
leaves five children, Mrs. Edna 
Greiner of Birmingham, Mrs. Eva 
Hosney, Mrs. Olive Manley, Mrs. 
    ' Wants the Bulk of 1958 
. Supplemental Fund for 
_ Commodity Credit 
WASHINGTON (INS)—President 
‘Eisenhower asked Congress today 
}fer—suppiemental 1958 appropria- 
tions totaling more than $2,800,- 
000,000, largely for the Commodity 
Credit Corp. - 
* * * 
| The White House said that the 
‘sums had been outlined in Eisen- 
|hower’s budget for the fiscal year 
|Starting next July 1 and are about 
\54 million dollars below the budget 
estimates. 
| It added that the $2,806,234,968 
supplemental appropriations sub- 
mitted teday ..‘will not result in 
any increase in 1958 expenditures 
or in new obligational authority 
over the totals for 1958 in the 
1969 budget document.’ 
The largest request included 
about $2,200,000,000 for the CCC. 
iof which $1,725,000,000 would be for 
the surplus commodity disposal 
program and 489 million for the 
soil bank. | 
| Other requests included: 
| —288 millions for veteraris pen- 
‘sions and benefits.   | 
  | 170 millions for public assist-| 
jance grants to states. 
| 57 millions to help local school 
\districts construct buildings in 
areas feeling the impact of federal 
activities, -o 
—i6 millions for Labor Depart- 
such radica] shakeup in view of ment administrative costs for 
McElroy had been recalled to the strong objections of the very, various programs. 
8s on) tor. —11.8 millions in new < ‘Elizabeth Beamer and Robert’ 
{Highfield all of Pontiac, 
; * * * 
| Mr. Highfield’s body will be at 
‘the Huntoon Funeral Home _ this 
evening. On Thursday morning i 
will be taken to his home where 
‘service will be held at 1:30 p.m. 
Friday, with the Rev. James W. 
‘Deeg officiating. Burial will be in, 
the Rose Center Cemetery. 
  
Two Tots Find 
Strange ‘Milk’ 
Quite Delightful [that they would check the addition- 
information tracting. : 
He said the saving of approxi- 
mately $6,700 on the difference be- 
tween the two bids éasily could be 
canceled in city engineering ex- 
penses or faulty work. 
* *r * 
Serenbetz and City Manager L. 
R. Gare told the Haze] Park firm 
Clit a 
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Captains named for the Jan. 23 
Mothers’ March of Dimes are Mrs. 
Arthur Otis Jr., Mrs. Roger Brown, |   
  Two West Bloomfield Township 
tots — with questionable taste’ 
buds and cast iron stomachs = 
Tuesday took time out for a sip, 
of milk that would send shivers 
through the most hardened 
drinker, : 
2 & 
What they thought was milk was 
actually turpentine! 
One of the tots, Ricky Camp- 
bell, 20-month-old son of Mr. 
and Mrs, Keith Campbell, 2468 
Littletell Rd., calls almost every- 
thing liquid, “milk.” 
He was playing with David Law- 
rence, 14month-old son’ of Mr. 
and Mrs, Charles Lawrence, 2474 
Littletell, at the Lawrence home. 
* * * 
When Mrs. Lawrence was called! 
to the phone for a moment, Ricky 
discovered a closed can of tur-| 
pentine in a bedroom cabinet. He’ 
  
—eathority for National Ad- 
  
na : és also was re- 
(De 55) miissie (progress. | lem and make individual recom- 
Chairman Lyndon B. Johnson) mendations to him. He named 
(D-Tex) hopes to wind up the cur-) topmer Assistant Defense Secre- 
rent hearings tomorrow. The last} tary Charles A, Coolidge as co- 
witness is to be retired Army Gen.| ordinator of the study 
‘Lucius Clay, now a New York bus-) . | | After reporting to the President 
‘on his action, he said he thought 
Eisenhower “actually would like 
‘to have things moving faster.” But 
County Road Plans ‘'McEjiroy said he personally feels       1S ‘visory Committee on Aeronautics 
|to expand research involving mis- 
siles, space vehicles and other sim- 
ilar projects. 
—10 million dollars for expansion 
of research and other activities of 
the National Science Foundation. 
White House News Secretary 
James C. Hagerty said the 
amounts would be chargeable 
  against the current budget rather 
than the record peacetime budget 
jot $73,900,000,000 for the 1959 fiscal 
year. : ; fluid and offered some to his 
buddy. ; . 
When Mrs. Lawrence found 
them, they smiled and said, 
“Look, milk!” State troopers 
were called to the scene and 
took both boys to William Beau- 
mont Hospital where their stom- 
achs were pumped, . 
Mrs. Lawrence reported today 
that the two will have to do most 
of their drinking standing up for 
ithe next few days due to a pair 
lof well-placed penicillin shots.           
Will Total $1,127,000 ““""""s" 
| (Continued From Page One) 
The cormmission’s share of the 
state gas and weight taxes pro- 
vides the money for these con- 
struction projects.   What improvements will be done- sie ce . Bee ; 
in 1958 on the county’s many miles LANSING  — Gov. Williams 
ments between the county and !Mtangibles tax increase plan 
townships, The townships must uched off a torrent of criticism 
according to a new state law put ‘0rs—some scolding, some _scald- 
Hinnte-etfect-taxt—year—————- 48. 
Last year, the commission did| It was as though GP lawmakers 
$1,210,000 worth of construction thought the Democratic governor and led with his chin,~ and they 
ilocal streets. # swarmed over one another—partic- 
Also included in this year's-work|“@tly in the Senate—to land their 
will be blacktopping of sections of Punches. —— 
Farmington, Baldwin and Fenton prRivE OUT CAPITAL 
roads. “We are impressed with the Some 73° miles of subdivision 
streets in the county will get a Dessibility that the governor, whose 
layer of Laing this year, Lomer- 
son predicted. Developers or prop- = 
erty owners pay this bill, dustrial growth, is now recom-     | 
  
serve. to drive ‘capital out 
state as well.” __ of the 
Fla... That was the way 
' | Speaker George M. Van 
sem and Sen. Frank Beadle, 
Senate caucus chairman, reacted 
in a joint statement yesterday. 
They said industrial good will CAPE CANAVERAL, 
(INS)—A 72-foot Vanguard satel- 
lite rocket was reported ready 
today for its scheduled firing 
this week in the second U. 5.         bY 
  of local roads will depend on agree. i"st full dress statement of his 
pay one-half the cost of this work from majority Republican legisla- 
ne srg“ Republicans Flay Plan 
to Hike Intangibles Tax to send abroad might fing them- 
selves. ‘attempting to bring jobs to 
Michigan without having Michigan 
capital to assist in creating such 
jobs.” 
* * * 
“A close approach to a general 
personal income tax.’’ That was 
how Rep. Rollo G. Conlin (R- 
Tipton), House Taxation Commit- 
tee chairman, sized up the gov- 
ernor’s explanation of his pro- 
Conlin said legislators need to 
| have the complete. pian before 
them in bill form to “bring some 
reason out of the mass of con- 
fusion.” He and others called 
for extensive legislative hearings. |troit, 
~ Sen. Carlton H: Morris, (R-Kal- amazoo), Taxation Committee 
“graduated income tax on intan- 
gibles,"" in part a reference to the 
exemption and tax credit features. 
x ¢€ #8 . 
He said the governor was trying 
to “condition” the state for an     income tax, 
“ambassadors” Williams proposes! Morris, Sen, L. Harvey Lodge 
~~ wv 
  chairman, called the proposal a), . (R-Drayton Plains) and Sen. 
Charles O. Feenstra (R-Grand 
Rapids) all drummed on the theme 
that state government expense cut- 
ting rather than more taxes is the 
present need, 
DISMISS BOARDS 
‘We've got a lot of boards and 
departments we probably couiti get 
we could get rid of too,” said. 
_ Democratic followers of the 
governor sought to steni the tide 
of criticism, but merely succeed. 
ed in punctuating it, 
; * FF © 
_ Sen. Basil W. Brown (D-Detroit) 
‘the plan last year that added 
  teated they are “able and willing” 
a_half-cup—of the. 
rid of and a lot of state employes. 
chided Republicans for initiating able 
2 Bos 
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(Continued From Pege One) 
grees at 7 a.m. after the tempera- 
ture reached 52 an hour earlier, 
Tt is foggy in the nation’s 
city after a_night-of-_rain.__- 
FLIGHTS DISRUPTED | 
Fog and rain disrupted flight 
operations today at Idlewild Air- 
port and La Guardia Field. 
* * * 
Phares wore verted fe Mowerk . J., Washington, Boston an adelphia 
No further accumulation of snow men, Lester 
St, Antoine, and Oscar was expected in much of the re- 
gion from the Ohio Valley. up 
through the Great Lakes as the 
‘spent Midwest disturbance ad- 
vanced to the Atlantic coast. 
* * * “ 
It left a blanket of wet snow in 
ana and southern lower Michigan 
as it headed eastward 
The worst snowstorm in five 
years roared into southeast Wis- 
consin ‘yesterday, leaving three 
At the U.S. Weather Station at 
Mitchell Field airport, 8 inches of 
new snow was measured officially 
and, added to a 3inch accumula- 
  for Mentally Il Oakland tocates Three 
Out-County Institutions. 
to Provide Care 
Oakland County has found three | 
out-county hospitals whith will) 
provide emergency care for the. 
mentally ill, in order that such) 
patients no longer must be housed | 
in the county jail. 
* * * 
The hospitals which have indi- 
to take such patients are the 
Mercywood Hospital near Ann Ar- 
bor, Glen Eden Hospital in War- 
ren, and Hurley Hospital in Flint. 
‘ Board of Supervisors will pro- 
pose at the board’s Friday meet- 
ing that the offer of the three 
institutions be accepted, and that 
the Ways and Means Committee 
make a study of the costs in, 
housing these patients at each. 
' Based on éstimated per day 
costs of $20 at the Mercywood 
and Glen Eden Hospitals, and $235. 
per day at Hurley, it was esti- 
mated the county might pay 
$40,000 annually to care 
for the mentally ill. 
* * * 
Eliminated after a study by the 
County Health Dept. as to what 
hospitals might take patients from 
in Rochester and the Bloomfield 
Hospital in Bloomfield Township. 
LACKING. IN ROOM , 
Authorities at the sanatorium 
said théy didn't have the room. 
while the Bloomfield Hospital said 
it ‘wasn't interested,” i 
to Dr, John S. Lambie, health co- 
ordinator for Oakland County. 
* * * 
Use of the former Contagious 
Hospital Annex, is slowed by the 
fact that the city might continue 
a lease there well into 1959, 
Health officials then turned 
their attention to hospitals which 
could take patients immediately. 
Dr, Lambie, who received the 
be used for “ Tne Headey Committee -ot the if hast Un 
Weighted by Senate 
here were the Haven Sanatorium} 
Hospital, now the Pontiac General |! tion from Monday, left: a total of 
at least 11 inches on the ground. 
™ * * 
The heart attack victims were 
all Milwaukeeans who died after 
shoveling the wet, heavy snow 
last night. 
The Racine and Kenosha areas 
also were hit hard by the storm, 
which stalled two buses filled 
with school children, . 
One of the buses was caught in 
heavy drifts on the south side of 
Milwaukee. Motorists rescued the 
youngsters and took them to their 
homes. 
* *. * 
The other bogged down near 
Sturdevant in Racine County, and . 
the young passengers were shelter- 
ed at a nearby farmhouse.‘ 
      
The state senate took under con- 
sideration today a bill that would 
allocate $835,000 to 22 state air- 
ports, including $50,000 for Pon- 
tiac’s airfield, 
* * * : 
The sum is part of a $1,032,000 
airport construction budget ap- 
proved by the state aeronautics 
commission this month, 
; + * * 
The $835,000 is earmarked to 
come from the state general fund, 
with the rest of the budget com- 
ing from state aeronautics funds, 
federal and local funds. 
. *- * * 
The bill would appropriate $200,- 
000 to Wayne Major airport; $105.- 
000 to Lansing Capital City air- 
port; $79,000 to Willow Run air- 
port, and $57,000 to Menominee 
airport. . 
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~ Rises 12 Per cent 
BERLIN — —— Germany hea 32,008) 
breweries, of which 29.158. or! 
breweries. The others are trade 
breweries, fmore-than in prewar years, = 
There is a trend to breweries) | 
  rels a* year, while those with o 
  barrels are declining. “|than in 1955-56 and 30 per ‘eent|_ 
‘Producing more than 100,000 bar-/ 
put between 1,000 and ‘sm 223 JANUARY 22, 1958 
    
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SUFFOLK COUNTY AIR 
FORCE BASE, N.Y. wm — Ruth 
Nichols, 56, pioneer woman. flier, 
flew an Air Force jet yesterday 
faster than 1,000 miles an hour at 
‘an altitude of 51,000 feet. 
The flight was reported to have 
set women's records for speed 
and altitude. 
* * * 
Miss Nichols and Col. Fred D. 
Hook Jr.. commanding: officer of       SPORT SHIRTS | , 4 ede’ a 
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  this Air Force base on Long Is- 
_jland. flew in a two-seated trainer] 
version of the F102 Delta Dagger, 
‘a supersonic fighter-interceptor, 
| plane. M 
They were in the air about 50 
minutes, according to. Hook, and), 
took off and landed at the base. 
x * & 
Air Force officials said the pre-| 
vious records were set in 1956 by) ae 
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    \Reflected in New Book ——— — Facqueine — “—when —she- 
flew a Canadian F86 Sabre Jet 754 
miles an hour at 48,069 feet. 
Hook said Miss Nichols, who be- 
\gan flying in 1919, was at the con- believe, .be it a motorcar or a ‘trols except during takeoff and 
|sparkplug, a grand piano or a landing and when the plane was   Sparks Off My Anvil 
by James R, Adams 
        = BET. SINE 'pound of coffee. 1ecid. wag olsen The flight, he 
Herewith is a little book by And much of the multi-mi. | “2° Ws cleared with Air Force 
James R. Adams, published post-| ons of dollars euteusted to big CUCals at the Pentagon. 
  humously, because the author died | | stewardship went ‘into newspa: | x * * | 
in November 1956. The foreword is| pers ‘for Jim liked to talk di- | “It .was simply wonderful, 
by “Chuck’’ Adams, his son and 4) peetly to the people and felt that bead Nichols said on . landing. | 
“= [Aga of MacManus, John was the best place to do it, ‘ine atk cae ich Poors fi 
cradle elt absolute 
: The uit are interesting to ie fester backed his feeling nothing except my own cacite 
people in advertising and sales, iwith dollars—that an honest news-| ment and emotion at having made 
seecuuashsccescesss 
        ite the public for the insight it 
iW, 
| in novels, plays and movies, He 
“21° in his life. 
ibusiness . . . 
tae eres, feat “et "in Louisville Trialf °~ BLAKE 
That cer Sor se awe LOUISVILLE, Ky.» — Hieht RADIO TV 
iter living it would be hard to dis-' me: “*:\paper advertisement started on! the flight.” but also—to a degree—interesting second base, so to speak, because| A lieutenant colonel in the Civil, 
of the instinctive belief built up) Air Patrol, she has piloted more’ 
lover generations in everything anjthan 149 types of aircraft, 
jhonest paper prints. Jim didn’t aT 
*~ * * ‘worry much over whether the read- 
Jim Adams was co-founder of er was in a position to buy a 
MacManus, John and Adams with Cadillac or Pontiac motorcar at 
A. P. John and the late T. F.\that very moment. He was inter- 
,MacManus. He was a huge man ested in planting the desire to own 
‘but his stature in advertising was lone, knowing personally that the 
far greater than tis physical bulk.'wheel of fortune continually spins. 
Jim was about as far as you | x~ * * 
can get — and I can't get far | And spin it did for Jim Adasib—| 
enough—from the Madison Ave- from a boyhood of wrenching pov-| 
nue type of adman so popular erty on a backwoods Indiana farm) 
ito professional honor, wealth and / 
owned no gray flannel suit, a baronial manor of stone and 
scorned Martinis, was never in |giass in Rathmor road, Bloomfield! 
' |Hills, a few hundred yards from | 
*’* «+ & ithe magnificent agency building in’ 
This small volume—published by Bloomfield Center which bears his} 
Harper & Brothers—is the -distil-/P@me. His book is on the same 
late of 30 years in the advertising Plane. 
thirty years during Cwm which Jim Adams wrote over & 8 Slot Machines © 
to Face Charges | 
Necavnesdescessecinean gives into the psychology of ad-| 
vertising. 
Qne judge says he's never tried 
mixed drinks, because he's tried 
so many men who have . . . Most; 
wives, says Jack Herbert, know. 
how to whine their husbands 
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slot machines go on trial Monday’ 
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First Asst. County Atty, Sal Pin-| ( 
to sued the machines under a 
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pretense of playing golf. Luty 
searches for’ the body and finds a 
piece = Hn a bush below -the 
railroad tracks. In a barn Lucy pries 
open a sarcophagus and finds the 
body ef a murdered woman. Mr 
Wimborne, Crackenthorpe's attorney, 
tells Emma the murdered woman was 
probably a foreigner and Emma asks 
it she was Prench. Mrs. MeGiillicuddy 
identities the picture of the murdered 
womag as that of the woman she saw 
im the train, 
CHAPTER 138 
“Tt is unwise to tell strangers. 
all these things about your father,”’. _ ried, Cedric, ¥ really am werried. 
| 1 don’t know what I ought to 
| de.” . 
ily. “Keep your meuth shut, Em-|        
    WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958 * 
  
    
  
        
  mouth shut, It's up to the police) “The police think that this wom- 
an who was killed — was French.” 
“They do; do they? She looked 
more of an. English type te me, 
itred.—aise.—_But_#’m_wer— but one can’t really judge. What's 
ae ‘ : “worrying you—-then, is that just 
| possibly the dead woman might oOuninoacce Th ~ 
_ Copyright oo DY A 
ERE Sip senna eae re z = : ae = 5 y oe fave Sa & a = 
a tooo en a mnape bund in | “Now don't you go complicating 
= trp te vst filticuady, on a things, sis, by -bringing up a lot 
i. 7 res with a of irrelevant stuff that has nothing 
ee en ane 8 stranging "= {to do with all this. I was’ never 
Seni anise, semana tet tt very convinced about that letter 
figures the dy mist have been |ffom Martine, anyway.” 
Serta ect ‘et sacdereg | “T was.” built by Mr. Crackenthorpe, rich : ma afacturer, She asks Lect apse: eae EE od barrow. beiiant young women who ‘You've always been good at 
retaking temporsr; sneee' oz |believing impossible things before households and running them lke (breakfast, old girl, My advice to 
Rutherford Hall tami efi you is sit tight ‘and keep your 
therpe’s daughter, engages her, and ; : 3 Miss Marple is installed in the neigh- 
borhood as Luey’s aunt to identify their precious corpse. 
‘And I bet Harold would say the 
same.” 
“Oh, I know Harold would, | 
“Nothing,” said Cedric prompt-, 
ma, Never go half way to meet 
trouble; that’s my motto.”>     
    
   
          
    
       
        
        
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be your brother's girl?” 
“Yes.” 
“I think it's most unlikely, 
Dr. Quimper, adding: “But all the 
same I understand what you feel."| - 
  ” sa Gas Explodes, 
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‘He said he and the. others in it “COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. «—The tions. 
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  hol-, South Lyon High School will have; 
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__ Miller said there were’ no cars     Lucy said. < Emma Crackenthorpe sighed. ; ems F : _ : : “I'm wondering if I ought’ not 
———*Why? Are you a police spy?"/She went slowly back to the saith Wig 
Cedric asked. 
“L might be." 
“]T don't think so. You were here 
slaving away before the police 
__began to take an interest in us. 
I should say—" 
He broke off as his sister Em- 
ma came through the door of the 
kitchen garden, 
“Hullo, Em? You're looking very 
perturbed about something.”’ 
“IT am, I want to talk to you, 
Cedric.” 
“I must get back to the house,’’ 
said Lucy, tactfull) 
*~* .* * 
“Don't go," said Cedric. “Mur- 
der has made you practically one 
of the family.” 
“I've got a lot to do,”’ said Lucy 
“Tl only-eame out to get some 
parsley.” i 
* * * 
She beat a rapid retreat to the 
kitchen garden. Cedric’s eyes fol- 
lowed her. 
“Good Jooking girl,’ he said 
“Who is she really?” 
“Oh, she's quite well known,” 
said Emma, ‘She's made a spe- 
cialty of this kind of thing, But 
never mind Lacy Eyelesbarrow. 
Cedric, I'm terribly worried. Ap-     house uneasy in her mind. 
As she came into the. drive, 
Dector Quimper emerged from the 
house and opened the door of his 
battered Austin car, He paused 
when he saw her, then leaving the 
car he came towards her. . . 
“Well, Emma,” he said. “Your 
father’s in splendid shape. Murder 
suits him. It’s given him an inter- 
est in life. I must recommend it 
for more of my patients.” 
Emma smiled mechanically. Dr. 
Quimper was always quick to no- 
tice reactions. 
“Anything particular the mat- 
ter?” he asked 
Emma looked up at him, She 
had come to rely a let en the 
kindliness and sympathy of the 
doctor. He had become a friend 
en whem fo lean, not only a 
| medicat-attendant. His calculated 
brusqueness did net deceive her | 
— she knew the kindness that... dear — and let the rest of the 
family go hang. I'd back your 
“I am worried, yes,” she ad- judgment against the lot of them, lay behind it. 
mitted 
“Care to tell me? Don't if you 
‘don't want to."’ 
“I'd like to tell you. Seme of it 
1 don't-know what te do.”’ 
_* * * to tell the police about — about) 
it all. Cedric and the others say) 
ssary. What do it's quite’ unnece 
you think?” 
* * * 
“tim.”’ Dr. Quimper purged his’ 
was silent for a moment 
1 thought. Then he. 
unwillingly, 
of course, if you 
I can understand) She ‘dips. He 
or two, deep in 
‘said, almost 
imuch simpler, 
isay nothing. 
‘what your brothers 
|All the same—” 
| “Yes?” 
Quimper he looked at 
in them. 
| 
| Emma flushed a little. 
| "Perhaps I’m foolish.” 
any day.” 
* * * 
“Girl’ You girl! Come in here.” 
Lucy turned her head, surprised. 
vou know already. The point is Old Mr. Crackenthorpe was beck- 
fiercely from just) oning to her 
inside _a_ door, oy 
“Pda go ahead and tell vem,” | 
he said. “You'll ge on worrying 
| if you don't. I know you.” 
“You do what you want to do, “It’s.4 
His 
eyes had an affectionate twinkle: FARMINGTON, N.M. ® — Gas, 
a low mn rge 
  ‘tatural-depression,—exploded 
yesterday as a string of about 70 
cars started through it. Twelve 
‘persons wWeye injured, seven seri- 
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The 
three-acre area. 
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‘miles ‘southeast of here. 
  late 
blast knocked June Gor- | 
ham, Farmington, frem her car 
as a sheet of flame flashed oyer 
was among: 130 construction | 
fee| about it. Company employes leaving a plant | 
being built on the desert about 30 
Paul Miller, 50, Denver, a safety 
engineer for the company building | 
ithe plant, said the car in which ‘in the gas when it exploded. ~   and present coach     
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  parently the police think that this 
girl was a foreigner, perhaps 
French. Cedric, you don't think 
that she could possibly< be — 
Martine?” 
For a moment er two Cedric 
stared at her as though uncom- 
prehending. 
“Martine? But who on earth — 
oh. you mean Martine?” 
“Yes Do you think —” 
* * * 
“Why on earth should it be Mar- 
tine"* 
“Well, her sending that telegram 
was odd when you come to think 
of it. It must have been roughly 
about the same time ... Do you 
think that she may, after all, have 
come down here and—” 
“Nonsense, Why should Mar- 
tine come down here and find her | 
way into the Long Barn? What | 
for? It seems wildly unlikely te 
me.** 
“You don't think, perhaps, that 
1 ought to tell Inspector Bacon— 
or the other one?” 
“Tell him what?" 
“Well — about Martine About “IT should say vour judgment 
was usually most reliable. What's 
the trouble?” 
“You remember — or perhaps 
you don't — what I ence told you 
was killed in the war?” 
— a French girl? Something of 
that kind?” 
tually, was her Christian narne. 
labout a month ago just before 
Christmas." 
* * * 
“I remember. You got a letter. 
‘didn't you?" 
“Yes. Saying she was. in Ene- 
see us. It was all arranged and 
expectedly to France.” “You want 
thorpe?” 
“Don't talk 
here.” 
he said. 
Lucy looked around her. They 
“Yes, Almost immediately after were in a small room evidently | 
I got that letter, he was killed. designed to’ be used‘as a study. 
We never heard anything of or but equally evidently. not used as 
about the girl. All we know, ac- such for a very lon 
were piles of dusty 
* * * * 
“Do you want me to clean this 
room?” she asked. 
Qld Mr. Crackenthorpe shook 
his head fiercely 
“No. you don't! 
to fiddle about 
specimens.” I keep 
land and would like to come and room Iotked up. Emma would like 
in here, but I 
then, at the last minute, she sent don't Jet her. It's my room, See’ 
a wire that she had to re_urn,un-ithese stones? They're geological me, Mr. Cracken- 
so much, Come in 
Lucy obeyed the imperative | 
about my brother — the one who finger. Old Mr, Crackentherpe / 
took hold of her arm and pulled 
“You mean about hic having | her inside the door and shut it. 
married — or wanting to marry = “\Vant to show you something." 
g time, There 
papers on the 
We always expected her to write desk and cobwebs festooned from or to turn up, but she didn’t. We the corners of the ceiling. The. 
never heard -arything — unti].air smelled damn and musty. 
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22. 168 
— ogre crmnrecen ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS” 
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New Leader Elected 
by Canada’s Liberals 
Canada’s former Secretary of Ex- 
ternal Affairs, popular and abie 
Lester Bowes “Mike” Pearson, is 
the newly elected leader of the Lib- 
eral Party to succeed retiring former 
Prime Minister St. Laurent. 
* * * 
Last vears Nobel Peace Prize ¥in- 
and World War I veteran gave- ner 
  i a teaching career at the Ur niver- 
sity of Toronte to enter government 
- and was ambassador tq Washington 
in 1945 and 1946. He was active in 
organizing the United Nations and 
also as a delegate and president of 
the General Assembly. It was at Mr. 
PEARSON'S urging that the U N 
Emergency Force took over in Egypt 
last fall and he has been working to 
NATO an Atlantic Union in 
military aspect 
* * * 
The 60 year old opposition leader 
won a three to one victory at the na- 
tional convention in Ottawa over 
former Minister of Health Pact 
Martin. There is every possibility of 
a new general election soon as the 
jast nationwide vote did not give the 
Conservatives, led by JoHn DrEren- 
BAKER, a Clear majority. Prime Min- 
ister DIEFENBAKER was able to form a 
‘government with the support of 
two splinter parties 
The Liberal strategy will be to 
bring on an early election by a 
no confidence” vote in the 
present Conservative government, 
which has been in power only 
since last June. With 106 of the 
265 seats in the House of Com- 
mons, | to 113 held by the Con- 
servatives, the Liberals have to 
pick up support from the 46 
seats held by minor parties. 
x «© * 
Current unemployment, as high 
as in depression days, and difficulties 
because of US. wheat “dumping” 
and oil embargo, is causing the 
Diefenbaker Government some anx- 
iety. Although hardly to blame for 
the situation the Conservatives nat- 
urally are bearing the brunt of the 
—eHiticism == — 
Should the Liberals win in the next 
general election, as seems probable, make 
other than 
os 
  Mr. PEARSON would become Prime 
Minister of Canada. 
| 
REA Interest Rate 
May Be Increased 
When the Rural Electrification 
Administration was established in 
1935, the interest rate on Government 
money borrowed by the agency was 
fixed at two per cent. 
But. for. the.past 15 years the   
Government has had to pay more 
than that in interest on money it 
borrowed to pass on to REA. Last 
year it was suggested that the rate 
be raiséd and President EIsENHOWER'S 
recent budget message recommends 
an increase and also a shift where   
possible from Government 
private loans insured by the Govern- 
ment 
* * *” 
“However, as the latter sugges- 
tion, it should be borne in mind 
that REA was created becduse 
plivate capital was not interested 
electrification. At the 
lume the agency was set up only 
11 per cent of American farms in rural 
were electrified. Today the per- 
  centage is 90 as a direct result _ - 
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* * * 
According to the Department of 
Agriculture which supervises REA, 
rural electric systems are planning 
projects costing $967 million. It 
would be difficult to get much of this 
huge sum from private lending 
agencies, 
’ The Department aiso. estumates 
that in the next 20 years. these 
projects will create new n varkets. for 
electric appianees and ae to 
the total of $24 billion. As President 
ElstnHowER pointed out the REA 
already has ‘done. much 
the Jives of our rural families and 
contributed greatly to the advance- 
ment of our country’s 
* 
But unless 
reasons to * * 
there are 
the contrary, the 
Government should charge in- 
terest on the money it lends 
REA at least equal to the interest 
on the money it is borrowing. streng 
  
“AMERICANS are enjoying living 
more than ever before.” says a col- 
umnist. No doubt. Americans in- 
variably get a big kick out of doing 
something that is terribly expensive. 
    
  
The Man About Town 
It Only Seems So 
Argument That Winters 
Are Not Becoming Milder   
Conquer: Sometimes what she 
dupes to. 
“On hand with fils annual quite ton- 
vincing proof that our winters are not 
getting milder, as many suppose, ts 
Ambrose Petherbridge 
of Birmingham. He says we had a num- 
ber of winters 30 odd years ago that were 
as mild as the present one through their 
first half. “But we got- paid for it—with 
compound interest—in the second hatft, 
he asserts 
Better ways of combating the cold, bet- 
ter health, better ;means of transporta- 
tion, better heating facilities, improved 
methods of fighting that once everybody's 
trouble (the common cold!. better means 
of transportation, better ways of clearing 
the jee and snow. and more home attrac- 
tions. like the phone. radio and TV, all 
combine to make our winters seem more 
agreeable, contends Mr Petherbridge 
_ ‘My Bradenton, Fla.. lookout sends word 
that the frigid weather there caused al- 
most a complete cessation of real estate 
dealings. and thé appearance of so many 
‘For Sale” signs that a loyal resident 
posted a blg one: 
“This Place NOT for Sale.” 
Another addition comes froin 
“Keego Harbor Booster, 
to the list that shows why our neighbor- 
ing city is so well taken care of, profes- 
—sionally—it has its own optician. - 
When you want to check on an 
auto driver, remember that Oak- 
land County's 1958 plates are let- 
tered between GA and HH, with 
aur neighboring counties as fol- 
lows: Wayne, AA-FZ; Genesee, 
KA-KZ; Macomb, MA-MT; La- 
peer, TN-TP; Livingston, VK-VL, 
am enaw,    
There's something to ponder upon in 
a sentiment expressed by a recent con- 
tributor to 
Voice of the People, 
appearing each day on 
informed of the death of somebody, 
first thought usually is 
“Which way did he go?” this page. When 
the 
Notice of the Pontiac City Club's com- 
ing Stag Night says the price is 
“Five Depreciating Dollars.” __ 
and that it is for the bene it of shut in 
you go away hungry t Sia once that you 
cannot blame it en youn wife 
A letter just received from 
Mrs. Blanch Hetherington 
of Rochester says her 12-year-old son 
aiways belteves what he reads in this cot- 
umn, and quotes one of its ttems in trying 
to convince his playmates that they 
sheuld keep off the ice tn the Clinton 
River. 
V erbal Orchids to- 
Miss Anna O'Riley 
ninetiét» birthday. 
f irs. Thomas Harland 
Allison St.: éightieth birthday. 
Eben Thoreau 
Plains; eighty-fourth birth-   
of Drayton 
day 
Mrs. Abagail Skidmore 
of, Rochester; eighty-third birthday, 
z 4 to enrich 
‘economy 
generally." ; 3 
         
       
   
   
       
  
      
    
                  
  
  
  Dressed to Kill 
    
David Lawrence Says:   
Need ‘Univac’ in Today’ S Business 
WASHINGTON — What's going 
en in the national economy at this 
particular moment is perhaps the 
biggest single 
preoccupation in 
the minds of 
someone could 
invent a “uni- 
vac” to assemble 
the facts about 
business fluctua- 
tions concurrent- 
ly—not just ret- 
rospectively over 
_the last menth or 
the last quarter 
  LAWRENCE 
or the last year—it would be easier 
to know what the actual trend is 
today 
For just at the moment the 
country is being told that a ‘‘reces- 
sion” is under way. Actually, there 
were signs of a readjustment a 
year ago when national production 
began to slide. But nobody knew 
whether the shde was temporary. 
Also. there were conflicting factors 
at work. Thus, “hard goods’’ began 
to slip downward, but ‘soft goods” 
stayed up till the last quarter of 
1957 
Yet today, looking back to what 
was happening in January, Feb- 
ruary and March of 1957, it is 
evident that the first big blow 
the national economy began te 
feel was of a psychological sort. 
The fuss over the size of the 
budget caused hesitation in govern- 
ment spending. Defense contractors 
began to be worried. There was 
even a delay in paying for work 
in process> and soon many com- 
panies had to start borrowing 
money they otherwise would have 
received currently from the gov- 
ernment 
Talk began to be heard, too, of 
a deadline—June 50. which is the 
end of the government's fiscal year 
—and of attempts to make a better 
showing on the budget. Government 
payments were delayed for H 
variety Of good Teasoris.— ~ 
The talk also was of changes 
in the amount of spending. The 
taik, furthermore, was of anti- 
inflation measures and tighter 
credit, and this, of course, caused 
many a‘company to defer its 
expansion plins till it could 
_borrew fonds more cheaply. 
Billions of dollars’ worth of pri-            
    
What did all these . influences 
mean to the psychology of the final 
quarter of 19577 How much were 
they responsible for the tendency 
to look upon the year 1957 as a 
whole’ as likely to-be one of decline 
and perhaps serious readjustment? 
By the time the final quarter's 
operations were about to be en- 
visaged during the summer months 
of 1957. the fear of readjustment 
had grown sizable and began to 
appear in a tangible form in the 
cutdown of spending by companies 
engaged in heavy goods, such as 
machinery and equipment. Enen- 
ployment began to rise. 
What had seemed.-at first like a 
good: profit year in 1957 turned out 
in the end to be adversely affected 
by the decline in the last quarter. 
It was not enough of a decline to 
  
The Country Parson businessmen. If * 
     make 1957 appear. relatively speak- 
ing, as a very bad year on profits, 
but it gave its own warning of 
the effect of the profit squeeze 
—high costs and a diminishing 
volume of sales. 
_ Today many of the labor leaders 
are reluctant to take too seriously 
the idea of a “recession.” Others 
accept it and urge tax reduction 
and deflationary remedies. 
They concede a readjustment ix 
in progress but they do not feel 
it will be prolonged and are relying 
on the forecasts now being made 
_about an ‘‘upturn in the second half 
of 1958." 
Consequently they are thinking 
in terms of “wage increases as 
usual.” This could bieck an up- 
tura in business and shake public 
confidence. 
Eisenhower, in his Economic Report to Gonaresi: 
warns against increases in wages 
or prices—which is what he did a 
year ago—but the economic forces 
of the country do not seem to 
respond to exhortation. They re- 
spond only to grim facts 
corre: 1958) 
Looking Back 
15 Years Age 
BRITISH OCCUPY burning port 
of Tripel 
REQUEST MORE volunteers for 
Civilian Defense here. 
20 Years Ago 
JURY CONVICTS oi firms of 
price fixing. 
JAPS REVEAL plan for lengthy 
China war to achieve goals.   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Real ‘Chicken’ Is Youth 
Who's" Seared to Say ‘No’ 
1. A boy being aueatcl by his 
parents has no right to squander 
money on smoking. If his parents 
are overburdenet] 
with if, the sur- 
plus should be 
used to help some 
less fortunate per- 
son. 
2 Athletic 
coaches do not 
sanction smoking 
_by boys in train- 
ing. Even though 
  may not serious- 
DR. BRADY ly harm the 
health or the wind of a boy over 
18 there is no reason to think it 
can do a boy any good. 
al Saying ‘No, thank ou 1 dant moderate smoking - sihircoaed envelope, for the book- 
let CVD, which deals with heart 
and artery troubles in a sane, sci- 
emific way—im spite of the manu- 
facturers of ethical nostrums. th ¢ 
trick specialists and the ‘clinic’ 
racketeers.) 
* * * 
ned letters, mot more than ere page 
or words jong pertaining to persona} 
health amd hygiene, not disease diag- 
nosis, of treatment, will be answered by 
Dr. William Brady, if a stamped self- 
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon- 
tine Press. Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright, 1958) —— EERE   
shuts bach uo ds Wikia Niki! Re whe MAA 
the Veterans’ Trust Fand is of vital interest to every vet in the state. 
One must be destitute to qualify for this aid, but last year 13,289 vet- 
evans qualified, so you can see how many have been helped during its 
32 year operation.   
They say needy veterans are scarce, cat is bo bce lew 
Good times are gone and there will be an increasing number of needy . 
veterans befere laber and management agree. Legislators who want 
As a member of DAY, auotien Lagoa, 990 wad i to 
the Oakland County Council of Veterans, I can see the veteran has let 
his guard drop. It's up to the veteran and his dependents to show these 
legislators that we still have some fighting spirit. If all veterans watch 
the men in office and refuse to support those that advocate dissolving . 
the Veterans’ Trust Fund, we can win without a fight. 
2628 Lapeer Rd. 
  You bet the politicians are afraid 
. to tap the Veterans’ Trust Fund.” 
and they'd better keep that scare 
in their minds if they want to be 
elected again. And let’s not call 
it a “bipartisan” move. I talked 
to our representative, Les Hudson, 
before the story went to press, and 
he assured me he isn't in accord 
Republican representatives on 
this move and I know most Demo- 
crats are of the same accord. 
That money was appropriated 
for veterans and that's where it 
will stay, as far as every vet- 
eran organization in Michigan is 
concerned. We're all lined up to 
fight this move with more fight 
than we had “over there.” 
A good place to get money to 
get the state out of financial trou- 
ble would be through a corpora- 
tions profits tax. After all, they 
were the ones making the money 
while we were over there saving 
their hidesy, 
George W. Smith Lather J. Keys 
Former Peliceman 
to Continue Fight 
In regards to my unsuccessful 
fight for re-instatement, I intend to 
continue in a higher court. It seems . 
that everyone. including City Com- 
missioners, has become a human 
puppet. The police investigation of _     our city is a farce. 
132 Prospect 
‘She Failed to Keep 
Control of Herself’ 
God made man master of him- 
self, and failure to do so was quite 
obvious in Sarah Churchill. We are 
a Christian nation. We love and 
appreciate her for her talents and 
potentialities to serve mankind, but 
please withhold such unlovely 
thoughts. Only one real master 
over man was ever designed. 
Christian 
  
Many Enter in Argument. 
on Joint Chiefs of Staff 
By JAMES MARLOW 
Associated Press News Analyst 
WASHINGTON (F — President 
Eisenhower has talked three times 
recently about reorganizing the 
Defense Department. It's still not 
clear what he intends to do. He 
talked speed, then seemed not to 
be talking speed, and now talks 
speed again. 
* * * 
It's not clear what anyone else, 
including Congress. intends to do 
about it, either. One thing is sure 
the department has been under 
blazing attack for red tape, dow- 
bletalk, delay, and interservice 
rivalry. 
In particular the joint chiefs of 
staff «JCS) system has heen at- 
tacked — and defended. Gen. Na- 
than F. Twining, appointed by F:i- 
senhower, is chairman of the JCS, 
which is made up of the heads of 
each of the three armed services 
* * * 
The four chiefs usualty reach 
agreement by compromise, with 
Twining not voting. This is the 
main complaint against the sys- 
tem: It has a built-in method for 
each of the chiefS to angle and 
wangle for his own branch of the 
service. 
The result: various proposals to 
abolish the JCS and_ substitute 
either a single military boss or 
perhaps a general staff of top 
officers who would be divorced from their indiwdual branches of 
the armed forces. 
There's mixed feeling in Con- 
gress about (A) scrapping the 
JCS, (B) setting up a single mili- 
tary chief, (C) making changes 
and (D) not making changes. And 
military men themselves disagree ~ 
on what to do, if anything. 
Twining says he wants to keep 
an open mind about changes in 
the present system. Adm, Ar- 
leigh Burke, chief of naval opera 
tions and therefore a member of 
the JCS. defends the present ar- 
rangement and opposes the idea 
of a single commander for all 
three services. 
* * * 
Yet Lt. Gen. James Gavin, the 
Army's missile bass who's quit- 
‘ting the service for various rea- 
sons, wants the JCS funked and an 
advisory general staff of top offi- 
cers substituted for it. 
Eisenhower himself in 1947 pro 
posed a single chief of staff but 
Congress preferred the JCS 
Where he stands now he hasn't 
said 
The present clamor for a shake- 
up seems to be part of the “let's 
get going” feeling that started aft- 
er the Russians hoisted their Sput- 
niks. But two groups of private 
citizens, who had been investigat- 
ing the defense arrangements be- 
fore the Sputniks, have called for 
changes. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Unfaithful Wife May Feel Inferior.   
smoke" is good character develop- 
ment for a boy. 
A boy doesn't take his first 
drink because he 
“craves” it, but generally be- 
cause he hasn't sufficient charac- . 
ter to decline—he’s afraid some- 
one will eall him “chicken.” 
The **‘needs"’ user who            
  
- make him. forget for a while ‘how 
weak, wretched, inferior or unfaith- 
ful he is. The narcotic—whether 
it be morphine,—herem, alcohol— 
benumbs higher brain centers. 
dulls conscience. impairs judg- 
ment. Free from these controis 
he is likely to do something which 
will bring shame and sorrow to 
his family, his friends or himself. 
NEVER HELPS 
Alcohol never acts as a frue 
stimulant to the brain, the spinai 
cord or the nerves. Scientific study 
has proved that alcohol is in NO 
sense a true’ stimulant. It does 
NOT exalts a person to wold out 
       Rive a ere courage to face up 
to-danger__It does NOT help one 
to ward off fatigue or exhaustion. 
Only in 19th century novels and 
elderly movies on TV does the 
brandy flask heal the wounded, re- 
store the sick or revive the dead 
  
  “4 real test of brotherly love 
is your ability fo show a man 
he’s wrong without making him. 
mad at you.” r In the gay . P 
took their booze under the name 
of Peruna, Celery Compound, 
Jlostetter’s Bitters, Damiana Bit- 
ters, Mayer's Sarsaparilla, Duf- 
fy’s Corn Juice or the like, and 
detendea their drinking by quot- 
ing their accommodating medi- 
cal advisers who cailed liquor 
“stimulants.” 
Their delicate cénstifution re- “then quired a shot several times a day 
just as some poor souls under ques- 
tionable medical care today re- 
quire a dose of digitalis every day 
to keep the heart beating = 
If some charlatan ‘hag given you 
the “Weak heart’ ‘complex, © you” 
had better send ~ in care of this 
paper, 35 cents and 1 stamped, self- 
  “needs” or 
‘and she became a _ devote Donna was goaded into un- 
faithfulness to her husband 
because she suffered from a 
sexual inferiority compler. Her 
affairs were- not due to any 
greqt physical passion but to 
her need for a cosmetic tonic 
for her ego. When her husband 
used the data tn the sex book- 
let below, he restored her ego 
  faithful wife. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case X — 309: Donna P., aged 
27, has been married for 5 years. 
* * * 
“But I've finally decided to di- 
vorce her,’ her worried husband 
confessed. 
"Actually, I should have done 
it three yars ago. But ft felt she 
was emotionally 
or mentally sick, 
so I forgave her. 
“But she has 
affairs with other 
men. oe Conor:       
     
       
   
               
ating. She seems 
to have a mania 
for affairs. I've 
caught her in sev- 
eral of thent. 
“She always 
DR. CRANE cries and begs me 
takes place again within a few 
months. What else can I do?" 
SEX MANIACS 
In this column I have reiterated 
the statement that women are com- 
paratively frigid as measured by 
. the sexual masculine standard 
“Dr. or aogy how do you explain 
a case like Donna's?” you may 
~fogicatty” 
* * * 
“And what about other women 
‘With a mania for sex, such as nym- 
phomaniacs?” - 
Well, in my extensive practice 
for over 30 years, I have en- 
countered maty ‘supposedly sex 
mad’ women. 
on eno = statherin rid of = so they have referred 
them to me for consultation. 
And I have never encounteréd 
a sex mad woman who was really 
passionate. 
They have always been goaded 
imo multiple affairs by some 
psychological complex, such as 
an amputated breast er other 
nor but looming very large to’ 
their distorted perspective. 
Donna is a classical example. 
When I interviewed her, I asked 
why she was so inconsiderate of 
her devoted husband. 
* * * ‘ 
“Oh, I think he just sticks to 
‘me because of a sensé of henor.” 
she admitted, “for 1 don’t believe 
he can really love me for myseif 
alone.” 
SEX INFERIORITY — = - 
Then she admitted that she was 
sterile. She could never have a 
coma for her Fallopian tubes had 
“Dr. Crane, 1 get panicky at 
times,’’ she confessec, “‘for when 
I see other wives with babies, ! 
feel desolate. 
“Then I wonder if I am on, ‘the 
I wonder if T have what it takes 
to interest a man. 
“This drives me into a frenzy — 
and I havd an affair just to prove 
to myself that I can attract ° 
man. 
* * * 
“Then I may remain satisfied 
for a manth or two, but ultimately - 
‘and ally removed when she countered a supposedly sex mad 
woman who didn’t have the same 
attitude as Donna. 
- Divorce is not the proper answer 
to psychological problems, so I 
urged Donna and her husband to 
remove her feeling of inferiority. 
Piainly I pointed out that she 
was simply afraid of herself, and 
         
   
  craved two things to correct mat- 
ters. 
* * * 
One was children, which she'd 
have to adopt, since she could 
never bear any of her own. 
The other was complete physi- 
cal satisfaction, which she had never obtained despite her num- 
_erous affairs with different mivn. 
_ Her husband agreed to stay 
- with her-for six months more 
and try to rebuild their happi- ness, 
~ For she no longer was goaded — 
by an undiagnosed urge. After six. 
months of proper marriage, they finally located a baby for adop- 
tion and now are a happy family. 
~ * &* 
<must-prove-—-So send for my booklet “Sex I get-panicky again to myself that I am all there as 
a woman.” ; 
Actually, Donna had never 
been greatly interésted in the 
physical atiection of the men 
whom she partially seduced, but. 
wags using them as cosmetic aids 
to inflate her wounded ego.. 
‘Remember, J have never en- Problems in Marriage,” enclosing 
a stamped réturn envelope, plus 
20. cents (non-profit). Use it to 
avoid this type of —— 
W, Crane 
covet, typine’ td prteting ne : il 
ys ‘snd Yori inting cant, when 
(Copyright, 1958) . 
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a See od re Be z ‘ 
ad a ee A = sok rz 
  Beware 
and insincere.” 
The Rt. Rev. Richard §. Emrich, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Michigan, described such a person as “the dan- | gerous man in church and state” in an address before the’ Michigan Pastors’ conference this week. Emrich likened the view of this “dangerous man” toe the appeal of western movies where life. is broken down inte “black and white and bad man against good man.” _ “But in real life,” the clergyman said, “the problem of right and wrong, of good men and bad men, is seldom so simple.” Dangerous Man |. 
“who knows he is right and those who    
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Negro Tells of F logging : 
in Trial of 1] 
GREENVILLE, S.C. (— Thie 
state resumes building its case to- 
day in the conspiracy trial of 11 
white men charged in the flogging 
of a Negro landowner because of 
his .association ‘with his white ten- 
__ ants. 
: Solicitor (Prosecutor) James R. 
Mann entered into the court ree- 
ord yesterday statements taken 
from each of the 11 defendants 
shortly after their arrest follow- Klansmen 
The victim, Claud Cruell, 58, a 
Baptist deacon who owns a 100- 
acre—_farm near —Travelers—Rest 
he did not recognize any of the 
defendants. His wife Fannie, 54, 
that she did not recognize the de- 
fendants. ; 
The beating occurred while the 
Cruells were caring for seven   
ing the July 21, 1957, flogging. 
* * * 
Niné admitted membership in 
the Ky Klux Klan, the 10th ac- 
knowledged having applied for 
membership and attending a cou- 
ple of meetings and the llth was 
identified by his fellows as the = ba Pe ™ \rented a_house on-Cruell's proper- ild of Mr. and Mrs. Sher- nt) | 
wood Turner, white neighbors who 
ty for $5 a month. Mrs. Turner, 
at the time, was confined to a 
hospital and her husband was vis- 
iting her. : 
Testifying in the crowded court- 
room, which numbered about 60 
    
  
    
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tors, Cruel] told how a group of} 
|white men swarmed into his five-| 
room house as he sat in the) 
“You're the one we want,"’| 
Cruell testified one of the men 
iteld him, holding a shotgun muz- 
gle about eight inches from the 
Negro’s chest. 
He said they wrapped a chain 
around his right arm and pulled 
him to the dining room. 
“I prayed, but they beat me so 
long I fell on the floor,” he said. 
“Then they kicked me.”     
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| LANSING «—Michigan’s schoo! 
chief says a plan to continue state 
school aid at the same level for an- 
jother year is ‘completely unrealis- 
* * * 
Dr. Lynn M. Bartlett, state su- 
iperintendent of public instruction. 
called on the legislature yesterday 
to raise state payments to schools 
above the current $190 per pupil 
level. 
Three Republican senators have 
introduced a bill to carry the $190 
formula through fiscal 1958-59, at 
the same time providing for an ex- 
pected enrollment of 70,000 pupils. 
‘This would commit the state to | i 
year, bringing the cost of the 1953- 
‘59 program to about 300 million 
dollars. 
“I think we must realize that 
|as the cost in any other business 
has gone up,” Bartlett said. “What 
‘was insufficient for last year can- 
not possibly be adequate for this i year A 
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2 Confidence Votes 
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  _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958_ le Ce   
Bob Considine Says: .   
OTTAWA. (#)—Canada’s , Conser- 
vative government last night eas- 
fly defeated two no confidence 
motions that never had been ex-|describe 
pected to pass,   
  | j 
    -~-e 8.7 
A motion of the small Socialist 
‘ Cooperative Commonwealth Fed- 
eration (CCF) lost 221-24. A de- 
mand by the Liberal party that 
the Conservatives hand over the 
government without an election 
<was turned back 150-%, 
* * * 
Each motion was worded so that 
the other opposition parties could 
not support it, thus assuring their 
defeat. 
Prime Minister Jhon Diefenbak- 
er gave no sign he might seek 
an early dissolution of Parliament 
for an election. Finance Minister 
Donald Fleming indicated the gov- 
ernment will continue 
xk  *— 
Flemign spoke of presenting a 
budget for the fiscal year begin- . lowing passage—‘While the Johnsgn| “The - NEW YORK (INS) — In a recent 
_* in groping for a phrase to; 
the current hunt for a/2tticle by 
cdgsand toe Malem wheiied 
mess, I took the name of a good Admiral Innocent it 
  ie 
  man in tain. From Groton, Conn., 
he writes, forgivingly and inform- 
  “I knew of no group of our 
atively: citizens whose members are better 
qualified by vponi. - experi- 
NOTES PASSAGE : ‘lence to judge my’ actio: 
“In an excelient article signed by; “Yours ~~ dy—linsband E. 
‘you and published in the New York Kimmel” 
Journal-American I note the fol- 
    subcommittee labors with its trustees of the United States Naval 
Ibomeric tasks; lesser and noisy Academy Alumni Association at 
groups will search for the ‘Adm.’ their annual meeting May 31, 1957, 
Kimmel’ or the ‘Gen. Short’ of our desire individually to state their 
missiles’ catastrophe.’ concurrence with the findings of 
“Tt oheare <a) wes al you fact and the recommendation of 
- ithe naval court of inquiry convened’ 
are! ace aa. ante ape ‘by order of the Secretary of the 
the United States Naval Academy a — nag fs i ge — 
Alumai Association as to my eee ™ = 
Pa ion @lth the made by the Japanese armed 
i Se bcnene nna forces on Pearl Harbor, Territory 
Pearl Harber catastrophe. of Hawaii on 7 December, 1941, 
“I am therefore enclosing a copy and to express their firm belief     
ning April 1 that would probably 
_ have a deficit, He said the gov-/ 
ernment was determined to pro- 
vide a public works program to 
meet unmployment,-even if it 
meant unbalancing the budget.   
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AT WORLD-FAMOUS BARS 
     
    
      
  
    
        
    
  
  
    
  
    
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cluding 10 
: Admiral Kimmel-also forwards 
a print of the remarks made by | 
Rep. Lawrence H. Smith of Wis- 
consin, hailing his election as 
class president. They stir alot 
of memories . .. 
“The dispatches that were sent 
to him,”’ said Cong. Smith of the 
admiral, ‘‘were based upon. esti- 
mates of the situation as it ap- 
peared to the authorities in Wash- 
ington, which indicated that if and 
when hostilities arose, the Japanese 
were expected to strike at the Kra 
Peninsula, the Philippines, Borneo, 
or even Guam. Through the dis- 
patches that were received there 
were repeated admonitions that if 
hostilities could not be avoided the 
‘United States -desired-the Japanese} 
to commit the first overt act.” 
And so forth. 
SOUND ARCHAIC - 0 > |: 
The events that led to World 
War II now sound as archaic as 
those that led to the War of the 
Roses. Admiral Kimmel was cruel- 
ly put upon in the course of the 
search for the persons responsible 
® .\for our unpreparedness. He indi- 
vidually took much of the punish- 
ment which should have been 
spread generally. 
Pearl Harbor, later appraisals 
showed, was the fruit of much 
the same kind of national com-   + . ne vay Pe _nowige ’ rt, Kutta hoth! 
before, qn and after the 7th day 
December 1941." 
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~ Quinine Tonic. 
wou ANT Leader Also Faces Arrest 
DRY MART NI MIX LUMBERTON, N.C. ® — A Kul Martin faced trial before an In- 
Full pint—endugh Klux Klansman goes on trial to-'dian judge, Early Bullard, in Max- 
for 32 cocktails. day Lote “i unkenness and miler ton on the drunkenness and con- . }coneeéa weapons as po | 
z a a Dept’ seceve, await the arrest of a fugitive Klan|Cealed weapons charges. Officers 
: ; is wee charged with inciting riot.|found Martin in a ditch after the 
eas Wt for te octal nd cana recs The charges stemmed from a ‘Shooting. 
° ‘ Klan rally at nearby Maxton Sat- ee 
urday night, broken up by several) 
PEE endred Indians firing rifles and Price of Pie Decides 
ee shotguns. Who's Who in Dallas 
* * * 
; i D S W — The price of 
BACKENSTOSE Sherift Malcolm McLeod sent ae ae an atrest order to Marion, S.C., | ac ttom pie marks the so- 
TOTO) 54 STORE Sheriff J. Leon Gasque yesterday, cial division in the new 7!o-mil- 
7 15-17 E Lawrence $t asking the immediate arrest of lion-dollar air terminal at Love 
the Rev. James Cole, 33, a Free Field. 
Will Baptist minister who bills} * * * 
—— himself as leader of the Klan in| fm the swanky mezzanine din- 
UNITED ithe Carolinas. ling room, black bottom pie sells 
Me A grand jury named Cole,/for 40 cents a serving. The going 
2 SHIRT ‘Klansman James Garland Martin'price is 35 cents a slice in the 
Raetals of Reidsville, N.C., and other'ground-level coffee shop while 
Distributors Klansmen “‘unknown to the sté ate down in the basement public 
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   * ROBERT A. CLELAND | a member < 
Ss for. Robert A. of God in Christ.’ . TI, of 24 S. Jessie St. will be Pag ens are, 
Keys. 
Carl B 
Mrs, William (Annie) Gilmore. burn Heights and LeRoy of Cedar 
Keys and two sisters. 
Service and burial were in Cedar 
CARL B. GIFFORD   
  
   \ cs,        rs, Ester Bryant of P< 
liam A. Harty, 70, died unexpect- 
- edly Monday at his home in Dex- 
"Tle hed retined from Pontiac Mo: . Gifford of 29 Lexington| tor | 
WILLIAM GILMORE H. MacDERMID It will then beip.m, Friday at Richardson-Bird 
  Trail near Ann Arbor. 
He ig survived by his. parents, 
Mr, and Mrs» Charlies S. ‘Thomp- 
son of Walled Lake; four brothers, 
Tom, John, Larry and Brian; and 
two sisters, Anne and Coralie, all at a 
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day morning in St. Paul Church, with burial in Mount 
Hope Cemetery. _ .   
Architect-Designer, 
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  ORCHARD LAKE — Lyle F. Zis- 
ler, 48, owner of the Lyle F. Zisler 
and Associates architectural firm 
in Detroit, died in Pontiacg General 
Hospital yesterday following a 
heart attack. 
Zisler, who lived at ‘5300 Pontiac 
Trail, Orchard Lake, was a de- 67, of 456 Harvey St. who was in. 
jured in an automibile accident 
died Monday in St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital, 
Bazley’s Thursday | 
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(Mabel) . MacDermid, 72, of 104 
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a nioce = vers! cousins on Kets: Audition: Dance a niece. ; 
The Pontiac YMCA's Friday- ALBERT 0. LE GRANDE 
TROY — Service for Albert Ol-'Niters Club will hold an audition .}at home. 
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. be held at 1:30 p.m. at Price Fu-/seaif Band, will be followed by of-Alpha Rho Chi fraternity, the Bead Go dy’ eat in- ibs. neral Home. Officiating will be the — swim in the Y pool at 10 p.m. | American Institute of Architects self pans it Th ifti out! 
|Rev. J. Douglas Parker of St. Paul) Membershjp in the club is open| and was president of the Walled BY hvedic Look-in +hriftivator ‘ for Methodist Church, Rochester. Bur-'tg any high* school-age boy of Lake PTA Cduneil. j oading door, washing action, o B econ ial will be in Roseland Park Cem- sir) from the Pontiac afea. A nn Delivery, Wond-R-Dial.. etery, Berkley. er | Service will be conducted Friday > 
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in Special Election 
GREENSBURG, Pa, # —State 
elected ‘to Congress in a special 
election, claimed today his vic- 
: tory in the heavily Demodratic; 
ist Dist. was a repudiation of 
the Elsentiower administration. 
Dent was elected to fill the seat 
vacated: by the death last Nov. 20 
of veteran Rep. Augustine BL 
a Kelley (D). The congress-man-| 
: elect. who will serve, the balance 
, of this year, said he will seek a) 
full term in November. 
* * * ty 
With 256 of the district's 270 ; 
precinets reported, Dent apt, 
39.199 votes to 29.78 for his Re 
publican opponent. Herbert Morri-;  & 
        son a Pittsbugh radio news-| ~ 
caster and a borough councilman 
in Scottdale : 
Dent said his elecuon “proves 
that the people of the entire coun- 
try are sorely di ssatisfied with 
our management on a national 
scale and with our internal and/ 
external problems ... 
Morrison, who had scoffed at a 
statement by National Democratic 
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    Custom Drawn | Poses budding junior ts ey inspectors have a greater insight 
now into the. seriousness of the 
EM 3-4931 job, they are tackling. 
- FIRE PREVENTERS — Two Bagley School 
sixth graders show Fire Marshal Charles E. Metz ‘ 
newspaper clippings they have saved about fire 
disasters. Left to right are Virgil McNeal, 12, of 
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  i father, 
  Almost 1,500 sixth graders en- 
rolled in: the project were ready 
yesterday to turn in newspaper 
clippings of fire disasters they 
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weeks past few 
“These clippings give an in- 
dication of the damage, tragedy 
and death that heme fires can 
cause,” explained Fire Marshal 
Charles EF, Metz, who heads the | 
program. 
“Now that the youngsters have 
read accounts of how terrible a 
hone fire can be, I'm sure they 
all have a new sense of respon- 
sibility about fire prevention.” 
FIRST STEP 
The clippings were the first step 
in a new project sponsored here, 
by The Pontiac Press. Pontiac 
Motor Division, General Motors 
Truck & Coach Division, the Board 
of Education and the Fire Pre: 
vention Committee of the Pontiac 
Area Chamber of Commnterce. 
Aspiring junior fire inspectors 
sixth grader in Pontiac's public 
some studying to do before they 
earn their badges. 
TEST READIED 
Metz and his assistant, Allen 
|Tunny, yesterday began delivering 
|to schools a 42-page manual to 
study. In ft is a pictorial descrip- 
tion of fire prevention and young- 
sters must pass a written exam 
soon, based on this manual. 
Then each child must examine 
his own home with his mother and 
With the help of a check- 388 Howard McNeil St.; Metz; Stephen Johnson; 
11, 225 Harrison Ave. and Assistant Fire Marshal 
Allen Tunny. The boys saved the clippings to 
earn Junior Fire Inspector Badges. 
of Fires 
'(and this includes virtually every’ 
and parochial schools) still have        
off list, potential fire hazards will 
be noted and corrected, Metz 
said. 
Metz also handed out pam- 
phlets in connection with national 
It provides a. 
check-off list of potential electrical | electrical week. 
dangers. 
  
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         | ual Repor 5 In cate + ig 
Business Good in Area By JOE HAAS | Imlay City 
| Imlay City Stafe Bank: presi- 
Most of the banks in the Pontiac gent and cashier, D. N. Weiss: area held their annual stockhold-) vice presidents, H. H. Diehl, My- 
ers’ meetings Tuesday. Reports ro, Fancher and J. D. Morrice. 
were made and directors Mil iad men are directors,. with ad-   
   
     
     
  
    
    coming year chosen Same 
Tn paont banks directors met dition of H.C. Diehl. 
fellowing the stockholders’ mect Almont 
ing and elected officers Almont Savings Bank: _prest 
Aust —withent exception, the dent Mantel DaSilda:—sice— poesia = 
eustomary dividends were de- édent, Clinton Scully: cashier, L. A 
clared. Reports indicated a Rechicl: Girecions DaSiida. Bock " 
general increase in resources bn 
tol, E. R. Bristol, H. A. McCor- | and deposits, as well as in sur- 
plus and undivided profits, rick, Joseph Jacquin, A. West-| 
Some increases in capital stock veld,. Russell Lovell and George 
were made during the year. Usu- Yoshihara. 
ally this was done to provide ad. ‘anmada 
: ditional funds for further develop- | Keenan (Sake Bank Chairman 
oan gt Ga aan Orvy Hulet: president, James E. | 
| REFLECTS Bt SENEAS Neely: vice president, A. B. 
| CONDITIONS Fee caue (ClA. Piste: 
A reflection of fhe conditions : ; vole ue 
in amv section 1< found in the directors Hulet, Neely, Bower, 
L statement made by its bank n Joseph Miller and E. A. Morri- 
this general area this is quite son 
| consistently good Brighton 
* *. * Brighton State Bank: sigs nt, 
The physical setup of a number Ff. Rp 
of the banks was enhanced during Keehn Hyne. vice president, Emil 
executive vice president, 
| the vear by new building con- R. 0. Newcombe; cashier, W. R 
| struction for their places of busi- Kimble: directors, Hyne, New- 
ness. and in new equipment to combe, Kimble, Charles Van- 
furnish better service for their'Winkle, E. R. Keehn, F. J. Hyne 
chentele, jand. A. C, Park. 
As has been the case in a | . Metamora ey 
number of banks in recent years, | Crate Savings Bank: president 
some of the banks in the area and cashier, Fred Donner: vice 
have been absorbed by nearby | president, Russell Evarts;  di- 
city banks, and now are eper- rectors, Donner, Evarts, George 
ated as branches, This was \fathews, Leon Bishop and Ellery 
done to provide more funds and | aidiaw. 
better facilities for both, Seuth Lyon 
The latest of these is the con- eo on 
- golidation of the First State and as — Leow Bott 
Savings Bank of Holly with the ‘Long: executive vite president, 
Citizens Commercial and Savings R. H. Orr: cashier, Norman Com- 
Bank of Flint. The fermer now fort: directors, Miles, Long, Orr, 
ig, operated as a branch of thein 11. Roberts, A. L. Lukeche and later. F. J. Wooster 
North Branch 
Pioneer Bank: president, F. €.- 
vice president, H. H. 
cashier, 
directors, Ballard, Harper, 
F. J. * * * 
In the banks still being operated | 
under their same charter as a 
year ago there were few changes Ballard; 
in the personnel of stockholders Harper, 
or directors in Tuesday's annual GTOW: Jections, the results of which DeGrow, Raymond Bail, 
odiewr ~ _— ° . ‘Barbour, D. S, Orr, Joe Harper 
. ‘Jr. and C. W. Ballard. Clarkston i 
Clarkston State Bank: chairman. | Romeo 
Thomas J, Foley; president, Guy, Romeo Savings Bank: president, 
  A, Walter; executive vice presi- L. M. Kelly; vice president, R. M. 
dent and cashier, Robert L. Jones: Howland; vice president and cash- 
vice president, John L. Estes; di- ier. K. D. Mosher; directors, 
rectors, Foley, Walter, Jones, Fs. Kelly, E. J. Chamberlain, E. B. 
tes, Roy A. Alger and C, W. Emmett, H. H. Gray, J. E. Martin, 
_Robinson. . H: D. Palmer, D..S. Seaman, F, P. 
Oxford Smith, L. J. Wilbur and J. IL 
Oxford Savings Bank: president STS 
G. B. Tunstead: vice president and. Cass City 
cashier, H. A. Pickford: vice Cass City State Bank: president, # 
presidents, R. E. Allen and J. H x7 B Auten; vice president, F. B. 
    Achten; directors. Tunstead. quten; vice president and cashier 
Pickford, Allen, Achten, M. G ¢ M Wallace: directors, M. 
3 Dunlap. ©. M. Sutheriand and Auten, F. B. Auten, John Sandham. | Warren Smith C. R. Hunt, C. M. Wallace and 
Ortonville B. F. Benkelman 
‘Onenw ile State Bank: president, * * * 
Frank D Brigham; vice president, New Pinney State Bank: presi 
Duane E. Schulz. executive vice dent, F. H. Pinney; vice presi- 
president and cashier. Edna Pro- dent, Dorus Benkelman; cashiér, 
frock: directors, Brigham, Schulz, R. H. Keating; directors, Pinney, | 
Profock, Linford Owen. D ter of Mrs, Hildred Squier, of 
-Peuding Couples 
Maynard De-’ 
‘condition with a fractured skull,’ 
s Sign Is Solved 
L. Benkelman, Keating, Mrs. Edward bound and southbound vehicles tic} Oakland County superv 
Hamilton, John Waltzz and David Pinney, H. M. Bulen and W. g, Up traffic and make the intersec-| such action in May of 1952. 
: : Not coming under the require-| 
ment is the city of Pontiac, which!    
    
MARION M. SQUIER Announcement has been -made 
of the engagement of Marion M. 
Squier to Russel] F. Neddermey- 
er. The bride-elect is the daugh- | JANICE SUE CHAMBERS — 
The engagement of Janice Sue 
Chambers to Jerome C, Ku- 
baski has been announced by 
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. 
Samuel A, Chambers, of Case- 
mere road,. Lake Orion. The 
spective bridegroom is the son | prospective bridegroom is the 
of Mr. and Mrs. William Ned- | son of Mr. and Mrs. George 
dermeyer, of Tillson St., Romeo. | Tehringer of Orchard street, 
A March 29 wedding is being | Lake Orion. The wedding date 
planned ' hasn't been set. 
Deputy Fights 
Dog Vaccination 262 Atwater St., Lake Orion, and 
the late Warren Squier. The pro- 
    
Three Carlouds 
of Deputies Part 
It took three carloads of Oaklane 1 
County sheriff's deputies te halt! 
a battle between two families last! 
night as they brawled at the inter-| 
section of Opdyke and Pontiac Rds. | 
* * * | | 
The two pugilistic teams were! 
made up of Gerald Duggan, 73, and} 
his wife Classitta, 32, on one side| be vaccinated against rabies prior 
and James B. Davis, 29, and his\to issuance of licenses is being 
wife Jo Nell, 25, on the other.. | tested in an appeal placed on the 
The Duggans, who live at 2037 
Walnut St., and their neighbors | 
the Davises, of 2027 Walnut St., 
arrived at the scene in their re- 
spective autos, Ignoring County Ruling 
on Rabies Shots 
  Appealing a jury trial, convic- 
‘tion in Lake Orion Justice Court 
| Jan. 7 is Robert C. Porritt, 31, of 
13340 Silver Bell Rd. 
| Porritt, a sheriff's deputy, con- 
tends_the. law —is discriminatory 
in that it is not countywide, and 
he also claims that the rabies 
vaccine sometimes Causes pa- 
ralysig.in the dogs. 
Authorities say this-‘is the first 
ime the local rule has been tested 
in Circuit Court. 
“This dog law is so messed up.” They piled out of them, and pro-j 
ceeded to settle what they called’ 
a long-standing. grudge, with alito| 
jacks, tire irons and black pepper. 
The majot casualties were Dug- 
gan, who is in Pontiac General) 
Hospital reported in satisiactory | ¢4 
and Mrs. Davis who was treated 
for scratches and bruises of the, 
face and pepper in her eyes — Porritt, ‘that one can in- 
lterpret it so many ways that we 
Davis was booked at the Oaktand’ decided ibe best thing is to get County Jail on a charge of investi-! a ruler = 
gation of felonious assault. Depu- ad ~ 
ties hope td gain a clearer picture DOGS UNLICENSED 
For not having his two be marie 
hunting dogs, Paddy and Peppie, 
| licensed, 
iJustice Helmar G. Stanaback by, 
|Dr. Frank R. Bates, county dog, 
warden 
“The boys down at the Oakland 
County Sportsmen's Club decided 
that if one ef us eyerget hauled 
in on this ruling we would fight it,” 
Porritt explained. of the fight through further ques- 
tioning today. 
Case of Missing 
No Left Turn’ 
The case of the missing ‘‘no left 
turn sign at Dixie Highway and 
Williams Lake road and Walton - A state statute provides that 
boulevard has been solved, to the county supervisors can by reso- 
rehef of county officials, police, lution require the rabies shot to 
and left-furning drivers. be taken anytime within a year 
Because the left turns by north- preceding granting of the license. 
isors took 
|tion a high accident corner, plans| ~ \pils| as an intensive werkshop for 
    
Appeals Conviction for 
A county mandate requiring dogs. 
‘Circuit Court calendar this week.| 
Porritt was taken before Plan Intense Workshop| for Teachers; to Be Held) 
in High School | 1 
Snare wit ts Se bed co tt 
day for Waterford Township pu- 
the 365 teachers in the school sys- 
‘tem gets under way. at the high 
school . 
* * | : 
‘The request for the workshop) . 
was presented to the administra-| — 
tion through committees and fac- 
ulty groups already at work on 
- * : 
A picture of curriculum prob- 
lems and-possibilities for a total 
{school program, prompted the one- ANNE MARIE SHARPE 
Announcement has been made | 
| Of the engagement of Anne Ma- 
rie Sharpe to A3-C Ervin J. 
Thorp Jr. The bride-elect is the 
    
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Parents and the Primary pro- | 
gram will be under the direction of 
three instructors on Primary Prob- 
\lems, and they wil] discuss De- 
termining the Readines for Vari- 
ous Kinds of Learning." 
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W.T. Grant ‘‘Charge-It"’ Plan 
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W. T. GRANT CO. Mickie Miracle Mile \ 
2135 S. Telegraph Rd. 
      day workshop and contact among 
teachers from different schools. will 
help unify the entire system, ac- 
eee superintendent ot Ki ngston road, White Lake 
; Township, and the late Mr. 
Interested groups - with mem- | Sharpe. Her fiance is the son 
| bership from’ alt grade levels of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin J, Thorp 
| will meet together, and , speaker Sr of Bonnie Briar Rd., White 
will present problems and con- | Lake Towpship. A March wed- 
cepts for discussion. | ding is planned. ? 
Professors and teachers have 
been scheduled to ‘conduct  the| 
workshop, and among the subjects. Sui f 125, 000° 
'to be presented are Science, Lan-| uing or 
guage Arts, gos Reading 
and in lls 
nd Thinking Ski n Local Accident 
A 1956 automobile accident, 
which happened near New Hudson 
‘in. Oakland County, is the basis 
for a $125,000 damage suit pres- 
ently being tried in Wayne County 
‘Circuit Court. . 
Sophia Glinski, Italian film 
actress and singer, and her hus- 
| band Matteo, 64, beth of Detroit, 
48 | are seeking the damages for in- 
Property Valuation eric strc starch tt 1386 i two-car collision on Pontiac 
PLYMOUTH — City commission- Tra 
ers of Plymouth are studying the, The couple is 
results of a reassessment of-prop- Szylling, Ann Arbor artist, 
erty in the city that would raise!whom 
the assesséd valuation of real when his car struck gow driven, with 
property here about $7,000,000 over by Conrad Goode, 26, of 203 Cher- 
‘the 1957 figure. The reassessment okee Dr. 
job was done by the Wayne County) ~ e& *® 
Bureau of Taxation. | Mrs. Glinski has to undergo a 
The bureau informed commis- {fifth plastic surgery operation be } ‘eause of facial cuts resulting from sioners that Plymouth has land 
and buildings with a market 
value of $44,274,560. It recom- 
mended that the city assess land © at 40 per cent of its estimated: fore he apparently lost control on 
' value and buildings at 42 per le uve. 
cent, 
The recommendation, if.adopted.-Oxford Church Women /would result in an @ssessed valua- 
tion of $18,611,670 on real property Plan Meeting on Japan 
in the city compared to the state's’ 
evaluation of $11,668,680 made last 
year, 
5 Admit Loitering - 
in Gambling House - 
Five men arrested last Friday 
night for loitering in a gambling 
house pleaded guilty today and 
were fined $15 or three days in 
jail by Municipal] Court Judge Mau- 
rice E. Finnegan. : ° 
French Up Price to Die ithe head-on collision. The Glinskis 
icharge Szylling with net heeding 
4 
iying Japan will be held at 7:30 
p.m. Thursday at the Oxford Meth- 
ae Church with members of the 
__.Oxford —_and Thomas Methodist: 
ichurches discussing the schools, 
art and culture of Japan. 
Featured will be a one-act play,   
row.” Roles will be taken by Bar- 
bara and Kenneth Mapley, 
neane Collier, Kristy Pearson, Jane! 
Langley and Martha Kamm.     
* * * suing Joseph’ 
the Glinskis were riding. — 
their warning to drive slower be-| 
OXFORD — The third meeting: 
,of Oxford area church women stud-|. 
“Between Yesterday and Tomor-!... ‘ 
Ge.) = 
are nearly completed to construct! 
jcut- offs this spring to carry the Arrested in a,raid on the Big 
issues its own tags as a home Six Republican Chib, 9 Bagley 
‘|turning traffic to Walton and Wil- rule city. It is believed to be the) St , the five are: PARIS (#—The upward march 
of prices in France hit coffins 
  E. Pence. Profit. 
Fenton Lapeer 
Fenton State Savings Bank: First National Bank: directors 
chairman, G, W. Pellett; presi. C. A. Laesch, H. M. Myers, L, T. 
dent, E. C. Reid; vice presidents, ‘Bishop, R. [tn Evarts, ; George 
   = —_}}_ W Hitehesak RFS Mathews WA] Myere and f+ Last liams Lake Rds. 
saeek « <ion we. only Oakland Cu a lexen ro | eee 
    today. The, government approved John H. Jackson, 36, of 130 Wes- a 1b per ‘cent increase on all | 
sen. St.- Joseph. _L.. 33, 
    “<_ ween Sf ah wast eee 
        
  -Hidge.. 196 Bondale Ave.: Herbert W. 
      Special Buys Triple Border 
Braided Rugs 20x32" $177 * 
. 
* 
ee Reg. $1.98 24x36" 57 
Rey. $2.98 2” 
Reg. $3.98 $3 
36"x60". 97 
Beg. $7.98 +6 
combinations 
‘in specially dyed 
yarns. Wool, rayon 23"'x46" 
Exciting new color 
and cotton.   _W. T. GRANT Co. 2135 S. Telegraph Rd. aaa Miracle Mile 
     
“Present Tis Coupon and Save! 
PLASTIC 
cand Curtains alam See Rane enone amen maen Se eee eee 
        Values to $ 1.59   
  
    O. EF. Furman: cashier, Mary Ann’ a banning the left turns, and police | _ It is “because of this that Porritt Al: creases in raw materials and rt eee ate eee oni The officers will be chosen! ee eee chance. Thee charges the law is discriminatory.| ston, 28, of 321 Rockwell St.; Will salaries. 
——"Hitcheock, Furman. L. F. Reidel ees %* * * | the sign disappeared. About ee _ — Mr Avescanl ela teyee: Nebraxka — 
DoJ MeGire and GA. Wright Lapeer Savings Bank: directors, Robert Osgood of the Oakland Se be. Batea\sasd is bad beard wt|Harvis St. ie 14 KARAT GOLD Howell T. G. Caley, W. D. VanDusen, County Road Commission_ ex- only two non-fatal cases since‘the, 
McPherson State Bank  presi- ff, L. Baird, Don Gage, H. B. plained today that the sign WAS present vaccine was put into use w Matched 
dent. William McPherson III; vice: Zemmer, R. L. Taylor and R. L.jerected one day, and removed the! jn 1953. Th p H nt presidents, William MePherson parsch, The officers will be chosen next, because an electric “no left, ree ersons u EDDING RINGS 
Vand Robert Ho McPherson: 'jater turn” sign had not yet been ine A ee * 
cashier. Ralph Larsen, directors Royal Qak stalled over the inters s in } = 
ahove men and T. B. Mann, W Wayne Oakland Bank: directors, | The overhead sign will be put in ‘ 
M. Smith Jr. R. T. McPherson p Brownell, ha A. Dondero, | place next week, and accompany- After oe eas Three persons were injured in. and A.M VEE os AF Kle in, C. Laesch, Cc. F. ee we =< Dixie reales wr A Drayton Plains woman was re-| a headon auto collision Tuesday 
———— Malley, C,H. S. oat ALL. Law- |begin the ban again, Osgood saic jleased from Pontiac General Hos- afternoon on Auburn Rd., rae son, Lynn S. Miller, Floyd Foren ‘pital after being Xrayed for pos- |a half mile east of Adams Rd., 
and Hugo Krave. 
chosen later Coun iene 
  Officers to Pe Rochester Papa Again 
= ~ weet Rlioomficid Brown (¢ ity . 
—if ay plcoe tel aro as mien ids Brown City Savings Bank: presi- i OF 1 wi eee ts | 
? tte riy Peb 6 at17 noon, ide nt, M. L. Burkholder: vice pres- M Griffen, 3138 Erie Dr +e : 5 will open her Cass Lake home for theli@ent. C. k. Schoenshals; cashier, 
affair which will be preceded by a short FW. Pepper; direc ‘tors, Burk- 
hisiness meeting The party wili be for ‘ 
ciab members and guests. Reservations holder, Schoenshals, Pepper, C. H. tie? ™ 
81201 hr eee ean ee Orcs . Wendt and H. W. Glover. Pet 1   
sible chest injuries received in an) 
accident Tuesday evening, 
HOLLYWOOD \wW—Fddie An- | Delorus M. Perkins, 53, of 3385 
derson—Rochestet on the Jack Norris St., told Oakland County 
Benny television show — is a (Sheriff's Deputies that she lost con- 
father again. His wife Eva gave trol of her ear on ice while driving 
birth to a son yesterday. The east in front of 5111 Elizabeth Lake 
-Rd.. Waterford Township. The car 
ran off the road and struck a tree. Andersons also have a 17-month- 
_ old daughter, 
  
Cathy Teaches Both, but Prefers Men 4. Pte. Dwight -Houdashelt, 23, 8!     |Avon Township, according to ae 
‘and County Sheriff's reports.       Marjorie Thompson, 36, of 3415 
Bathurst St.. and Ellie B. .Green $ g 
Jr., 28, of 40 N. Lynn, drivers of Easy - Terms | the vehicles involved, are reported | 
in satisfactory condition at Pontiac. 
General Hospital. 
* * Georges-Newports lewelry Dept. 
74 N. SAGINAW ST. * | 
passenger ih Green's car, was 
treated for minor cuts at the};   
  
  77... Pair 
Florals, laces, solids. Decorator Inspired 
colors. Drapes 54” wide — overall 87” 
long with separate center valance. Cur- 
tains 54” wide, overall 81” long. 
W. T. GRANT Co. Michigan Miracle Mile 2135 S. Telegraph Rd.   
   
    ij JANUARY — *       
Auburn Heights Nike Base where Pite Torture 
  
Woman Driver Betrays Own Sex LOS ANGELES (AP)—Cathy Cinders may be the most 
audacious betrayer of her sex since the lady who started the Well, in the first place, Cathy said, women take too ane 
for granted. They'll breeze down a freeway loz   
  
swing toward double chins   
a & - 
Cathy claims men are better drivers than women. 
She may not be able to prove it, but she’s not entirely 
‘without credentials. For four years, she has been teach- 
ing people to drive around Los Angeles—possibly the tough- 
est’ place to navigate an automobile this side of the Oke- 
finokee Swamp- 
* * * ; 
Cathy, one of the state's few female driving school pro- 
. fessors, hasn't renonnced her allegiance to womankind al- | 
octogenarian strollers. together. She says she'll concede that a man's confidence 
makes him a better driver, but adds that “his_stubborness | 
about learning makes. him ‘a poorer pupil.” 
_ “T guess a woman learns more easily,” she said in an in- 
interview, “but aman drives better afterward.” 
Why? 
        Frequentiy, Cathy said, women tend to be overcautious, 
| and poke-along so-slowly they tome ‘be overtaken bad cars, and they think all they have to do is signal for a ‘ane 
change and every vehicle in sight will stand on its hood to 
accommodate them. , 
“Half the time,” Cathy said, “a woman will stick her 
arm out for a signal and turn the wheel at the same time, 
“In an emergency, men react better than women. biigad 
handle a car better too.” 
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4 
But Cathy wouldn’ t drop the discussion without a pert 
ing shot at the smug male. 
“Tell.a man something,” she said, “and ‘he'll tell you over | 
| and over again: ‘I know, I know, I know that.’ 
“Then he does it wrong.” 
      
      
               he is stationer., Soothed in Few Mi nutes 
-Act now for fast relief from tor- 
ture of piles.. Don't wait another 
day. Apply. Peterson's Ointment 
at once. This cooling, soothing, 
———— formula has given joy- 
‘ sa the date Socal Pa dears arg ard agp 
officers. A tentative date of Feb. | gists, box 50c, or applicator tube 
12 is slated for the association |75¢ Peterson's Opement ~— 
banquet and ‘installation ceremony.     
Will Name Officers | 
UNION LAKE — Unjqn Lake 
usinessmen’s Association has set | B 
or money back.                 
Printed Draw 
Drapes | 
“Floral, modern, scenic, 
leaf prints on rich 
gold - threaded fabric.     
             L.F.W.S. 
anes You Money! | 
See Color Ad on Page 18 
      
  _Permanerit | buckram 
tops... 10 pinch pleats 
per pair. 90” sid A 
Super value, . 
»77 PAIR 
  ~ Print On-“turex"” 
Draw Drapes 
$3. 98 Value 
W. T. GRANT Co. Michigan Miracle Mile | 2135 $. Telegraph Rd, & 
   
    
  
    
     
           
     
       
       Shopping Center 
‘$. Telegraph and Square Lake Road 
- OPEN EVERY NITE 
TIL 9 P. M. J 
insulated Boots -     
    Left to ‘ens iis enact bert Michalik, 4 at Raeb Gurtiite TV.) Mrs. , G42 
Wesbrook, Pontiac. ($50.00 Mrs. Hu st, Ponta. 1232 Lake :   Peterson, Harmond 
(Girl's Bike). Mrs. John Seer, 00" 93 Sicauarey Hag eterna (Console Hi-Fi ont) 
    
= — 
se Further Reductions in 
SIBLEY’S SEMI-ANNUAL 
_ GLEARANCE SALE "Giant Special 
- Men‘s 100% Wool 
FLANNEL 
wie) SLACKS FLORSHEIM, as low as.............. 14.90 Values te 2. . 2.95 ° 
SIBLEY KINGWAY, os low os.“ 6.80 |) “ees UP to $12.9 ‘ Valves te 10.95 $ 37 
For Women : Peay Fi 
Colors: Charcoal Gray, VITALITY, as low as. .. 6.99 and 8.99 Cambridge Gra , Light Grey Values te 13.95 
  
   
            
         
      
      
  _ GRACE WALKER, os low < OS......... 5.99 and Charcoal _ : : — — Values to 9.95 << a a “ tantigs e 
FLATS and CASUALS, as low Gs...... 3.99 30-60-90 Dey Cherge © | Mon. thro Pri. 12 Noon to 9 P. M. Se ? — a 
Values to 6.95 “Fudge! os Sct. 10 A. M. to 9 P.M. eee be ) ; 
SNOW BOOTS, as low.as..... 6. ‘99 and 9.99 estes . 5 FAMILY Ae ; oes te 16.96- 7 a 2 : 
wizie’swors MONARCH ser'ecn | KIRBY?S swe store | g POOLE nore SIBLEY’S SHOES i BOYS’ WEAR oe , Miracle Mile Store ay # Michigan Miracle Mile Shoppin ne | Open Every Night ‘til 9 P.M. Sy Miracle Mite Telegraph ot Square Lake Rd. Tee ee —_— ‘= Hours: Mon. Thru Sat., 9 A.M.to9 P.M. pen Every Night ‘ti 2'Beors N. oF 3 of J. Cre Feseey FE 8-3105 Re Open ene te 9 ae : oe 2650 ; : es eee. De OR ioe s 2 ee inary a oy SEE SERS: 4 oe | ‘2 Suse - i . " os wh = r 3 i vapoe = War oe ; a Ag, a ese eee) ae eet x ee 5 a | 
     
                
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     "Introducing a 7   amaf WHEN YOU NEED 
New Service! ASSOCIATES! abies OF te Our YARD GOODS ] ‘ TOPPER SETS |} © Embonsed Cottons, -_ Snap-fastened in all the right places for easy on and easy off. : YOUR MICHIGAN BELL re 
80 Squere Perceles 
  TELEPHONE AND DETROIT ba aces for Fe: : ‘EDISON BILLS MAY BE “bo, tfoning ‘needed. Todividully peckaged forthe cates end | © Florals, Stripes ond | 
PAID HERE! : ie: prettiest fitting ever. Carter Set—so won eae out of fit. ' ) Plaids pe 
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  ‘Take Out Nov.'38 = Blue, Pink or $4) 00 = i eae Nie o 4 $4.00 |= tsavesumor’s piccy san atonst— +o 8 ee Gy Yards iene ope pecaansar oipatgelarge eyes Your ae can be arranged at once, in strictest pri- Bie yy =a a" Panisy Nylon vacy. The terms will fit your income. Visit us or 
-_ : me # mos.-1i-3r8 
You May Deposit Weekly or in Advance 
“Youngland Children's Shop ete ATC. E. PONTING um HANK a Boys’ end Girls’-Clothing—Buster Brown Shoes—Toys 
‘. > Open Every Evening ‘til 9 P.M, FE 8-9522 
Loceted B een ee ee ee ee Le.   phone—today if you wish. 
ASSOCIATES    
J. C. PENNEY CO. 2185 S. TELEGRAPH RD. LOAN COMPANY 
Miracle Mile Shopping Center 3 Michigan Miracle Shopping Center 
OPEN EVERY EVENING ‘TIL 9 P.M. «225 5 S. Telegraph FE 8-9641 
     
  SPECIAL 
This Week Say ! 
IMPORTED MULTI-COLORED 
        
            
   
       
  CO, | a ~ “and — " 
WITH THIS AD ONLY i ae F “BLACK al WHITE FM i “127 = 120 - 620 4 
Bright gay colors to - help excite 
your pleasure or to help decorate 
- any collection you may have. Holds 
12 full ounces of liquid. 
CRAIG'S £6 Open 11 A.M. to 9 P. M. Deily 
Be Sure to ieee In and Visit Our Valentine Card taeel Reg. $1.20 a c 
KINSEL 3 eistakis } STORE        
    
       
    _S. ‘Ss. KRESGE'S 
Open Every Evening ‘til 9 
        Listed tn Telephane Book Under SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. i. Located in |, C. army er and Notion Dept. . 
FE 8-935 
        
Price Available , | 
Only at Your 
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All Wool Imported : 
Topcoats — Tweeds, Flannels, Checks ~ , 
“Choice of the House”’ , 
Regular to $75 | : 
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    Our expert craftsmen will com 
pletely clean, adjust and tim 
your watch. 69° Ib. STEAK --69'Ib. _ Large “Grade A 
_ EGGS 3 Dozen = $42 29 is | ‘ 
Come in and get your free tickets for. Qa Pontiac 
Station Wagon to be given away free April 5th plus 
many other prizes to be given away thru ‘July 13th. 
SHINNER'S MARKET MIRACLE MILE 
Mon., Tues., Wed. 12 to 9 — Thars., Fri., Sat. 9 to J   
  - or Keepsake 
> $f 14 Ket Gold, a8 low a8 
$24.95 |    
    MIRACLE MILE—In the Bezecr Areo 
ALSO 45 SOUTH SAGINAW ST. 
        
    FOURTEEN 
__of the passage of time than hav-'       
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    2% 
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2 Hal Boyle Says:   
lives in our house. | 
Nothing makes you more aware knot behind her back. = 
| “What's the point’ in that?" 1 
ing a child in your home. On one asked. i. 
day you have to do everything for|a bow standing on her head?” 
it, and it seems almost the very) ‘‘Listen, Rover," said Frances, 
next day it won't let you do any-,“don't you realize that from the) 
thing for it at all. itime a girl puts on her first kitch- 
len apron she has to tie a bow be. 
      
     “Why not teach her to tie’    
ing het father, but the other day 
‘she boldly asked Mark Stumpf, a 
6-year-old playmate down the hall, 
“Would you like fo marry. me?” 
Mark showed little enthasiasm     THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958 _ 
  
        
     
    
  “Why not?" Hogs : like 
“Cause I'm growing up, but         
  
  
  
    
  
  
         
   
  
        
  
    
      
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; Our daughter, Tracy Ann, now hind her back every day of her 20 : oe pes ig 2 ) 
; 4% years old, has reached this life?” : 4S j = : ee j 
4 Sed - eet] tage | * * * : j A 3 ;: do . it - all - by-- herself stage <. 3 
z Ten times a day she utters her) Well isnt that just Hike a Wort - 5 — Ff — ae Bee 
clamerous inde. an—ask her a silly question and _ om, oo oe | 
pendence ny’ help she gives jul a serious arse ¢! / ; — " ” eres 8 eevee: iene ee 
s Her statement af to every. Moment +s fearning t Lane ; : i ; # : : : 
thing from going 1 e bat! ABC's, for stand the ’ f we ' : 
to buttoning her t ight she is ur » read As ; 
hlewing ber nose fo stam > on a matter of fat he little hypo- : : Q : : 
tiptoe to push the elevator button. crite—she won't admit she : : ; ; E : : ’ 
> * * can't. And she is gaining—when a ‘eS ae ee ee Tae ee 
Looking in littered she pretends to be readit ¢g. she : = : 2 : ss . 
room the other das wemarked: ‘new holds the book right side up : * ” 
“Tf vou can do % h, why! .Tracy isnt s atished Wit Ue NO 
‘ an't vou manage ti pick up your hundreds of th masands of words ae een eee __ 
clothes 4nd keep your room/already available in Eneitsh. She- = = " 
neat?" bends the alphabet to her own : : : o CREDIT 
* * r small, needs to make new words — : : 
Vel]. after all, I itthe * * * 2.8 - : : 2 a — 
P S2id c I can't What s this w daddy?” : PROBLEM a 
| vermthine at once re she aske t. pointing at a note- : eae ie ' _ a 
le f ‘confidence book page 1» which she had 3 aah Gay : 
t } De ‘ r wee scrawled in big ramblng letters : ‘a 
terribl t ’ fin p-b-f-1 . L 
med to fumble a mbbon into al “That ntaw Tt doesn’t a 
f 4 1 acy 6T ¢ i = nal 
- ab r T y it does, tex said — 
: ~ - - ; * : : tees i 
* * * Wh ; . : 3 4 
Each ess she bring® to me “Well-ll.’ she hesnated, studied YMmeclluwon]|mHM]!!!“s Y)JV(- Yi 
—_______{ur_approval_The-other night she the letters then announced tri- 3 Wild ated , é : es a~s 
: uddenly pressed -her ches It means an alligator : i *~ 
f gainst mine and eX l 2 ime d im A is ? } as the } mpire S) ate Bulld- PLATFORM We Carry Our 
kind of ecstasy: “Oh, daddy, isr n : 
+ fun to tie b ; vn independence ROCKER Own Accounts! 
: — a No Bank or 
p be f 0) *~ Court Decides Rooster $ 00 Loan Company! 
[0 IS 0 UIZ Not Guilty of Assault | 
6 ALICE, Tex. W — A rooster ai 
: was entered in evidence yester- Upholstered in either 
usie ICIAIS icy in the aesravared ascaut piste rng wre trial of Edward Cox, %, Pre your choice. 
Senate Rackets Unit to jofence attorney J. Farl Barn INNERSPRING ry 
Ask Pair About Hidden house told the court the rooster, MATTRESS 
. fitted with razor sharp gaffs 
Profits on Land Deal itered = freelocall etal and 3 “4 nflicted the injumes hig —ehent —_—— — 
WASHINGTON W—Two ‘ste ised of causing 
. e Wash Storm Jr. found 
officials of the O ating Engi Cox giultv of simple assault and . ~ 
neers Union go before Senate fineq him $25 and ensts et 
rackets probers today for ques- —=—=<—<—$—$———— = 
tioning about testimom linking Most Prepack Meat ea ang acc 2 
~ them to $59,955.76 of “hidden prof-; or full size. . 
NEW YORK—A recent national 
its” on.a union land deal : ” * survey shows that Ti per cent of * * * th ountry’'< “market np. he country supermarkets pre 
Rebert F. Kennedy, « unsel to package meats, mainly on their CHOICE OF 
the special Senate committee, own premises - : : -<e r *s 
nn said Victor S.- Swanson= fired as : Ho = DESKS K b 
—_——an—international—_vite— president; 
and San Francisco boss of the May 
union, and Ed Doran, suspended YOUR CHILD ix. ; 
business agent of the San Fran } j Ca ; ‘; 2 : 
cico local, would be asked about f ® “ a i : <;   
— testimony that they split the prof 
J OUT OF 3 DOES its on land deals carried out 
through ‘‘dummies."' Fidgeting, nose-picking and a tor 
: - menting rectal itch are often tell- 
* * * tale signe of Pin-Worms .. . ugly 
ey : : parasites that medical experts say 
wanson and Doran have been infest one out of every three per- 
listed by Kennedy as members of sons examined. Entire families 
self-stvled reform erotD may be victims and not know it. 
. - i ee ee ee To get rid of Pin-Worms, thee which sought to oust William E pests must not only be killed, but 
Maloney as« the union's ts , killed in the large intestine where 
: nae they live and multiply. That's ex- 
tional president Is Too cor actly what Jayne's P-W tablets do 
vention. Swanson had pledged a ... and here's bow they do it: 
Sey ene A ae : First—a scientific coating car- 
major cleanup of the union's af-, ries the tablets into the bowels be- 
fair fore they dissolve. Then—Jayne'a 
- ; medern, medically-approved in- 
laloney, himself, under fire in gredient goes right to work—kille 
the committee's inquiry 1as Pin-Worms quickly and easily. 
F ’ Don't take chances with this pleaded he jis too ill to testifv. Hl @angerous, highly contagious con. 
did not respond: to a subpoena dition, Get genuine Jayne's P-W I 
rea} nan McClellan  (D-Ark} Vermifuge... |. easy-to-take eae REAR ARE ae tablets... epeciel sizes for children 
described the union as one with a and adults. Perfected by Dr. D. . 
history of violence including Jayne & Son, specialists in worm 
“gangland killings 
* * remedies for 100 years. 
__ Duetta_alinger,.a stall investi: —.— stort —— = 
gator for the committee, testified for. PimsWonms 
that of the ow ew Oa ow 
local 3 iAdvertisement) sprawling 
Now Many Wear produced $55.955 76 of hidden prof- 
ifs for Doran 
With Little Worry Eat. talk, laugh or sneeze without 
fear of insecure false teeth dropping, 
siipping or wobbling PASTEETH 
tes firmer and more com- 
This pleasant powder has no 
gooey, pasty taste or feeiing. 
cause nausea. It's alkaline 
“plate odor™ land deals with funds 
San Francisco   
and Swanson 
Cane, Beet Sugar Same 
OMAHA—Sugar cane and suga 
beets provide an ident duct 
n processed although 
they ermauw under at = Cal p 
   
       
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different 
fitions and 
{1 the other entirel: g 
Doesn't 
(non-acid). Checks root crop ans 
} drug Counters everywhere. 
  
Deferred Payments 
Available 
_- In_co-operation. with Metropolitan _identure breath). Get FASTEETH at |       
           
      
    
    
Credit, Inc., the school makes available 
to students an Extended Payment Plan. Modern, Contempor- 
ary, Period, take 
your choice of many 
styles. 
  Choice of wonderful 
new decorator colors. 
Cotton sand loop pile. 
Fall @'x12" size. 
METAL 
Huge storage space. 
Double doors. Wale 
nut grained finish. 
  5-PIECE 
DINETTE 
0) °{e1@ * 
  Choice of chrome or 
wrought tron. Up- 
holstered chairs. 
Stainiess top. 
DROP SIDE 
  
  
Crider thts pian the student pays-a_patt 
of his tuition each month while in school, 
the balance to be paid in installments 
after the training is completed. — 
We shall be glad to explain this plan 
upon. request. 
Day, Half-Day, and Evening School 
APPROVED for VETERANS’ TRAINING 
The Business Institute negegrere N 
7 West Lawrence St. . 
oe 
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"Hollywood Headlines = 
- Kirk Douglas Set to Star 
in New Hal Wallis Movie 
| MoM and wae gen «i 
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By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
; "HOLLYWOOD (INS) The, 
_ spirited bidding from other pro-| ; 
ducers to get Kirk Douglas fora picture for Paramount, ° High 
a picture, Hal Wallis ‘tells. me, Hell’ with John Derek,’’ she re- 
makes him especially grateful phed, obviously suffering from al 
that Kirk. wilt start’ ‘The Last bad cold. When I spoke of that, | 
Train to Harper's Junction” for Elaine told me she was heading 
hiim in March. Kirk's co-star will to Palm Springs to bake it out 
be Anthony Quinn. They made before the picture starts Feb. 5. 
the successful “Lust for Life” to- 
gether last year. “Tattered Dress” and “Night Pas-} 
== sage = 8 1 U-I— and she’s a happy. 
‘Says Hal, “T believe “The Last ae Sdcand! all) (io be home 
Train te Harper's Junction’ |i, 
_____ which dames Poe is scripting, "| ee ee 
will be as entertaining as was . — wes Ferri 
‘Gunfight’ at 0. K. Corral’ ne AS of Ts moments has the same he-man dramatic ~!94'7R 400 Lauren Bacall are 
interest.” . the deep freeze romantically 
They havent seen each other in 
John Sturges who directed. 19 days. 
True, Betty and Frank have 
had battles in the past, particu- 
larly when he flew to New York 
te give his ex, AVa Gardner, upeoming Douglas-Quinn epic. 
* * * 
Elaine Stewart has been away 
from Hollywood such a long time 
I was really surprised-to get a 
call from her saying that she’s) 
back here for the lead opposite face. But, after a few days 
tiff, Sinatra and Bacall would 
|: kiss and make up. Not so this Victor Mature in ‘Escort West.” Gane. 
Bye nave ice glee =e Until just recently neither dated time?” I asked Elaine, who, at anyone else and they were con- one time, was under contract stantly together at Palm Springs, 
Oe Akedkekedkan at his recording sessions and TV 
show. It’s impossible to predict! 
about this unpredictable couple— 
WHERE 
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MEET so we'll just wait and see what 
happe 
Snapshots of Hollywood collected 
at random: The John Fords are 
thriled over the news that their 
daughter Barbara is expecting her| 
first. baby after five years of 
marriage to singer Ken Curtis. 
The new book Mae West is 
writing about her life will reveal , 
that she made milliots in Los 
Angeles real estate. ens 
Barbara Ruick and musica! ar- re 
e BEER ranger John T. Walliams “have 
@ WINE again dated the stork. They have 
@ CHOICE a daughter about a -year old 
LIQUORS Lurene Tuttle, Barbar, famous 
' c ma, will again be ndmother. 
e chars The Ray Millands’ son, Danny, 
COCKTAILS six feet five inches, has enlisted 
in the Army Reserve. Until he’s 
\. called he'll continue to work in 
Repubdhic’s production office. 
That's all today. See you to- 
morrow. 
Prosecutor Warns 
Gambling Illegal 
Oakland County Prosecutor Fred- 
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past warnings to county residents 
,that any type of gambling or 
games of chance is illegal, regard- 
less of possible charitable purposes 
of money raised 
| His warning came on the heels 
of the breakup of a bingo game 
jto raise funds for the National 
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HOLLYWOOD um — Members of 
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  ‘Convict Woman| ; 
“In Europe, doing beth T¥-and: 
Her last Hollywood movies were 
moral courage about her scarred | 
‘Frank Blum. He told them, ‘‘The 
thing Elaine did not have. It was 
‘Adult Education 
Classes to Begin 
in Waterford 
Classes, Merritt said.   
of Fatal Knifing Jury Must Determine 
“Sanity of Defendant 
at Time of Murder 
REDWOOD ‘CITY, Calif. @—A 
jury which convicted Elaine Soule, 
(20, of. second-degree murder to- 
morrow begins trying to deter- 
mine whether she was sane when 
she battered and knifed her room- 
mate. 
The seven women and five malé 
jurors returned their verdict 2) _ 
‘hours and 43 minutes after re- 
nis the case yesterday.     —_ +. +. 
They still have to determine her) 
sentence — somewhere between, 
five years and life — as well as) 
try her a second time on her plea’ 
of innocent by reason of insanity. | 
| Etaine testified she struck. 
Catherine (Kit) Elvins, 19, Seattle, | 
31 times with an iron, thén stuck | 
ther 20 times with a butcher knife; 
‘July 24 in their Burlingame apart: 
ment, Sigs ee : 
THE SNOW’S THE THING—A seabine area is pea at ski 
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‘Many to Visit U. S. Snow Lands   
The characteristic calm of Miss 
Soule, a sad-eyed typist from) 
Freeport, N.Y., cracked slightly 
at the verdict. 
Defense attorney G. 
had asked for a verdice of man-| 
slaughter. : : oe 
Dist. Atty. Keith Sorenson ar.) By JERRY BENNETT 
gued to the jury: ‘‘She knew what) WASHINGTON (NEA) — Ameri- 
she was doing. If you cap.t find ca’s national forests are undergo- 
her guilty of ‘first-degree murder 
then you can't: find nee guilty of| heat cold eee population 
anything.” 
*° * * 
An hour after deliberations be- 
gan the jury asked for a review 
of instructions by Superior Judge In the. coming montits, more va- 
cationists and weekend visitors 
are expected to converge on the 
snow-covered timberlands than dur- 
ing any previous winter season. 
unlawful killing of a human being) INTEREST HIGH * 
‘with malice aforethought, but) A mounting interest in skiing, 
without a deliberately formed and plus the increased amount of leis- 
premeditated intent to kill, is.ure time Americans now enjoy, 
murder of the second degree." jare responsible for crowding these 
* * *! ‘areas when most vacation play- 
Sorenson had sought to prove| grounds are closed, U.S. Forestry 
Miss Soule killed Kit for a $160 S¢tvice officials explain. 
check that he said she later tried) In 1946, FS statistics show that 
to cash. He added, in his closing! 1,250,000 people visited the na- 
address, ‘Kit represented every-| tional forest regions. By 1950, the | 
number had jumped a. additional | 
250,000. Last year it more than 
doubled with 3,050,000 men, wo- 
men and children entering the 
forests to ski down the hundreds 
of snow covered trails, ride the 
toboggan rung or just take a tour- 
ist’s-eye view of the scenery. 
John Sieker, director of the FS 
iDivision of Recreation and Land 
|Uses, predicts that this winter the| 
number of visitors will jump the 
three million mark by three or 
four hundred thousand. And FS 
Classes in Adult Education will officials don’t see any slowdown 
begin Feb. 4, and will be held for\to this spiraling tourist rate for 
ten weeks at the Waterford Town- 
!ship high school. from 7 to 9:       
      the haves against the have-nots,’’/ 
His chief criminal deputy, W. 
‘Howard Hartley, said, ‘She knew! 
she wasn't pressing a shirt with 
that iron.” 
      jyears to come. National Forests Undergo 
sis re Winter Population Boom: 
Iwhich also conducts general sup- 
ervision of the areas. 
Sieker explains that since World| 
War II concessionaifes have in- 
stalled an estimated 10 million 
dollars, worth of ski facilities, And 
FS experts say there will be sev- 
eral opportunities each year for 
additional construction, 
Europe has played a hig part in 
the recent American enthusiasm 
for winter sports, FS officials say. 
They explain that many people 
‘have learned to ski while visiting 
Germany, Switzerland and other 
European winter playgrounds. Also. 
ski instructors have been hired to 
teach the sport in the United 
States. And FS officials believe the 
selection of the United States as the 
isite for the 1960 winter Olympics 
imay boost enthusiasm even more, 
  
Florida Flight Route 
Sought by Capital 
WASHINGTON @—Capital Air- 
llines has urged the Civil Aero- 
Inautic Board (CAB) to follow an 
examiner's recommendation and 
grant its requested route exten- 
sions from the Great Lakes — 
to Florida. 
Capital yesterday said the exten- 
  
p.m. Tue mays: ending: to direc-) (TAKE TO SKI 
tor Byron'J. Merritt. “Due to the increased interest 
      Registration will be held from/|in skiing.” Sieker declares, “we 
7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the high’ antic ipate winter sports activities 
school. However, if an Individual.to increase at a faster rate during 
cannot register at that time, he the next 10 years.’’ He estimates 
may do so the first night of class-that by 1962 there will be about 
work 4,250,000 visitors. 
If there is sufficient interest, the Already many of the forests’ 
following courses will be given: | 200 winter sports areas are start- 
beginning and. advanced typing.’ , ing to feel the pinch of overcrowd- 
bookkeeping, beginning and ad-| ing, Sieker explains. To combat vanced sewing, ceramics, sales-) this, plans are beimg made to 
manship, amateur photography, a | expand present sites and build | brush-up course in elementary al-, new anes. 
gebra and landscaping and garden-' 
ing. | Winter resorts are owned and 
The registration fee will be $6 aoperated by commercial agencies 
course and is payable at the time|which pay the Forestry Service 
of registration. No refunds will be for the use of the land. All plans 
made after the second meeting of for resort projects must be ap- 
iproved. by the Forestry Service 
  
  
Junior Editors Quiz on 
    service between the Great Lakes 
and Florida, 
Approval of the application| 
would provide first single-carrier| 
service to Florida frém~ seven 
Michigan cities: Flint, Grand Rap- 
,-|ids, Lansing, Muskegon, Saginaw, 
Sault Ste. Marie and Traverse City. 
First —competitive—service, the 
from Detroit and eight other U.S 
cities. 
  
May Lay Off Firemen 
DETROIT w—The Detroit Board 
of Fire Commissioners has pro- 
retire 10 others to effect a savings 
of $261,840 by next June 30. It was 
given tentative approval by Mayor 
Louis Miriani, who has ordered city 
departments to effect five per cent? 
savings immediately. |State Dulles leaves for the Middle 
; have American 
ew gacthnad their ‘resistance to So- 
jhis ‘trip was a new warning from 
_}would have to “‘take full responsi- 
. [their Middle East polities. — 
-|the attack on-the Middle East de-|- 
A brief filed with the CAB by 
sions would provide more than six 
million persons with one-carrier 
service to Florida and nine million 
others with the first competitive 
airline said, would be provided 
lence of the U.S. and Canadian) 
posed to lay off 47 firemen and Detroit Engineer Dies Chicago Readies for Seaway   
East today to reassure Baghdad 
en oy sn 
Underscoring the ‘oalicinee of 
Moscow that the United States 
Pact nations 
{bility for all the consequences" of 
State Department officials said 
* 
The United States is s not a mem- 
ber of the treaty but has joined 
its military, economic’ and anti- 
subversion en ae edt 
participates in their plannig| 
rk. 
on addition, ~ United States), 
  : ways 
and airways. - 
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The Baghdad member nations 
are Pakistan, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, 
and Britain. Turkey and Britain’ 
are also members of the North 
Atlantic Treaty Organization, other 
Turkey along With some 
NATO countries is due to oa or me 
clear missile bases. 
-«Hand-Fired Vessels 
Blamed for Smoke - 
SEIGNIORY CLUB, pe rag w = 
A smoke regulation aim 
at clearing the air sma res 
and Windsor, Ont., is under study 
by the International Joint Com- 
mission.   
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A Canadian technical authority. 
said last night an smoke comes 
chiefly from old hand-fired coal-, 
burning cargo ships sailing the | 
Detroit River with iron ore, coal, 
grain and limestone. 
The Detroit: Windsor air pollv- | 
tion problem, complicated by 
local industrial smoke, ma 
of some other ports, 
emission on the river is due now 
to the inefficient combustion of 
fuel by about 26 per cent of the, 
vessels, nearly all in the hand. 
fired class,” said Dr. Morris Katz 
of Ottawa, chairman of the Can-. 
adian section of a technical ad- 
visory board set up in 1949 to 
investigate air pollution. 
* * * | 
He was speaking to a confer-. 
Great Lakes shipping industry. | 
The solution, Dr. Katz said, fs 
to replace old-fashioned fue] burn- 
ing equipment with new, almost 
smoke-free stokers. 
  
DETROIT w# — George Merrill 
Lewis, 59, senior associate engineer 
in the city engineer's office, died. 
Monday night. He was a native oi 
  
  
Mark Twain's ‘boyhood od home in 
Hannibal, Mo., is open to visitors 
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Beth lecob 
Sisterhood — 
Celebrates - Marks Birthday _ 
-- of National Group 
on Tuesday 
  
@8 a new project. The cloths 
will have the names of families 
of Temple Beth Jacob embroid- 
ered on them. 
(Sie wn 
“Flashes From Hot Springs,” 
directed by Mrs. Marvin Talan 
and Mrs. Sidney Barnett, was 
a skit introduced by Mrs. H. B.° 
Stenbuck. 
The cast included Mrs. Lar- 
ry Benson, Mrs. Nate Morri- 
‘Reuben Berzon 
Mrs. Charles Gerston. Mrs. 
Harold Boss was the piano ac- 
* companist. 
SERVED LUNCHEON 
. Mrs, Charles Golde, Mrs. 
Martin Kabcenell, Mrs. Mel El- 
ler and Mrs, Birnkrant were 
in charge of the luncheon, 
* * * 
Dr. Anne W. Becker, chief 
clinical psychiatrist of Pontiac 
State Hospital, ‘will speak to 
members and friends of Oneg 
Shabbat Saturday in the Col- 
rain drive home of Mrs. Talan. 
North Oakland 
Scout Board 
Holds Meeting 
_ Mrs. Howard Fletcher, first 
.vice president, presided over 
the Northern Oakland County 
Girl Seout Council board meet- 
ing Tuesday morning in the 
Waterford CAI Building 
A Helen Bisballe Memorial 
buy books for Camp Sherwood 
Helen was the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bishalle 
of Lake Orion. 
Mrs. Richard Balmer, Mrs. 
Kenneth Davidson and -Mrs. 
Evelyn Copeland reported on 
the national convention in 
Philadelphia, 
Mrs. Richard Williams of 
Clarkston has been named the 
new council cookie chairman. 
*~ *&* * 
Mrs. Joseph Napier was 
elected as neighborhood chair- 
~man for the Herrington Hills 
area. 
PTA of Herrington Hills 
School will sponsor troops in 
the neighborhood. 
Sorority Hears 
xi Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma 
Phi sorority met in the Wash- 
ington street home of Adah 
Shelly Tuesday evening. 
* * * 
Mrs. Harry Striffler spoke on 
New Mexico, touching on three 
~_—- showing. compatabil- 
ity ef Spanish-Americans, In- 
dians and Americans. 
At the business meeting, 
Jean Warnock presided. The 
group decided to make baskets 
ot cookies and candy for Pon- 
ml wee! hal Valen- 
              Mr. and Mrs. 
  Thurman L 
Smith of 
Detroit   
their daughter, 
April 1 announce the — 
engagement of | 
Barbara Jane, 
to Sonee_K. 
Johnson, 
‘son of 
Mr. and Mrs. 
August — 
Johnson of © 
“Bloomfield Hills. An   
/ BARBARA J. SMITH 
            
    
        
          
        
           
     
         
      
            
      
         
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red is 
cross-draped both through the* bodice and skirt of 
this bouffant short evening dress for the‘ holiday 
Se ason, The interesting shoulder treatment gives the 
effect of an attached stole, Hand re-embroidered lace makes this stiletto 
evening sheath with straight coat of the same lace. 
Sleeveless sheath has decolletage and scalloped hem- 
line carrying out = scalloped edging of the coat. 
~ 
Good Reason for Civic Pride By GOLDA HOGUE 
Last evening marked an- 
other artistic milestone in Pon- 
tiac’s cultural life, a fact 
  enthusiastically _ 7 acknqw ledged _ 
——GuesSpegk —— 2 - which gathered: im Lincoln_ = 
on “New Mexico — _ Junior High auditorium to hear 
our own Pontiac _ Symphony 
Orchestra, 
* * * 
Jt has been said that a sym- 
phony orchestra shows the 
culture of a community, that 
the masterworks of instrumen- 
. tal music are the language of 
the soyl and express more 
than any other. art. 
Thus as we stand at the 
halfway mark in the symphony 
concert season, our Community 
~can look with pride at the 
artistic achievement of local 
iad Wonaieihes sous. Mamvedt 
         
               
        for us the world’s greatest 
music, 
MOST PERFECT LINK 
As it exists today the violin 
_is — dast_ _and_ most_ ieee 
Eody Its_ versatility. of ex 
pression and tone quality, its 
unlimited resources, its numer- 
ous effects and rich appealing 
tone have always made it. a 
coneert favarite. and never 
was this more evident than in 
last night’s concert. 
* * * 
Rarely has Pontiac been 
visited by an artist of the 
Stature of Gordon Staples. He 
completely captivated his audi- 
ence with the incomparable _ 
tone of his rare Guarnerius 
—instrument andthe flawless 
skill of his. playing. Agility 
aa Bexibility of performance, 
they were all thee = all so 
“essential to eemuinety satisfy- 
ing listening. — 
* * * 
Outstanding again was the 
sympathetic background pro- 
. vided ad the — — rich- 
  mortine iran 
violin; Conductor Francesco 
Di Blasi is past master in his 
ole of the third dimension — 
bridging the gap between the 
composer and the audietice. 
AN UNCANNY SKILL 
Performing this - intermedi- 
ary sérvice, “translating the — 
inanimate symbols of the com- 
ita’”’ to the moving 
‘Tove music of 's “Tris- 
tan and Isolde,” and again 
to the ; , 
Capriccio. Italien” with its 
breathless pace. mending the pang or) the solo we run the danger of judging 
it all too soon by —all-profes- 
’ sional standards. Certain it 
is that each concert is better 
than the last, both in technical Fortunate indeed are we in 
Pontiac to have such talented 
dedicated musicians molded 
together so beautifully under 
ri 
“County PEO Units Yto Mark Founding Members of Pontiac Chap- 
ters AW and CL will- join 
Oakland. County Cooperative 
Group of the PEO Sisterhood, 
representing 14 area chapters, 
in celebrating PEO Founders’ 
Day at Birmingham Commun- 
ity House on Jan. 30. 
   
  tions’ will be the topic of the 
speaker; Mrs. Philip Gentile. 
She is an official United Na- 
tions observer and a member 
of speaker’s research commit- 
tee for the U.N 
Mrs. Gentile is an adait lec- 
versity of Michigan edie 
Service-and a member of the 
           bdard of directors of the Detroit 
Chapter, American Association 
for the United Nations. She is 
also a member of AAUW. 
: tk 
Mrs. S.. E. MacArthur of 
Chapter BQ is chairman of the 
Oakland County Cooperative 
‘Group of PEO. Mrs. John Dow 
of Chapter AV is Founders’ 
sar ae chairman. — 
Those planning to attend 
from Pontiac chapters are Mrs. 
William Miller, Mrs. James 
Boaz, Mrs. Ashton Emery, Mrs. 
Joseph Mara, Mrs. C. W. 
Oliver. Mrs. Paul Snover, 
Mariar mer Nirs (“ha 
* * * 
Others attending will be Mrs. 
M. K. Fell, Mrs. J. W. Keasey, 
Mrs. Clark Morgan, Mrs. L. V. 
Ostrander, Mrs. H. M. O'Toole, 
Mrs, M. J. Wager, Mrs, V. M. 
Lindquist, Mrs. G. H. Putnam, 
Mrs; H. F. Behlow and Mrs. 
J. E. Henderson 
Planning Event 
at eee 
  the baton of our outstanding 
Sa 
Matson and Mrs. W. H. Sink. — 
         
      
            
Women’s Group 
Forty-five members of. the 
Pontiac Women’s Club saw a 
maintenance manager of 
GMTC, when the group met at 
Pontiac Federal Savings and Program Stag e ‘i: 
by Mr. Allen. for 
        
    
      
       
    
    Mrs. Eleah Patten talked .on “ 4 | Ld a 
  
     
                
A young gay fashion for the season of important _ 
parties is this junior evening dress ef Chantilly lace. 
Sleeveless, and cut with a high neckline, it has a 
bouffant skirt flared out from a fitted midriff. 
      
vf ‘ 
wie f : 
SHIRLEY A. CLANCY 
Graduating Sunday with a 
B. S. degree in special educa- 
tion from Eastern Michigan 
College is Shirley Anne Clancy, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
James P. Clancy of Ruth ave- 
nue. Miss Clancy is.a member 
Of Delta Zeta sorority, = =——OS 
Four pages today 
in Women’s Section 
a ays 2 IT. YVE ‘ P Beta Theta Phi 
Chapter Hears 
Esther Bentley 
Esther Bentley spoke to 
members of Alpha Chapter of 
Béta Theta Phi sorority Tues- 
day evening in the Waldo ave- 
nue home of Mrs. Oren Wil- 
kins. 
* * * 
Miss Bentley, a senior from 
Waterford High School, was 
chosen last year to serve as-an- 
of Churches, aims to better re- 
lations and understandings 
with other countries through 
youth groups. 
* * * 
Members of the sorority and 
husbands met Saturday eve- 
ning in the Scott Lake home 
of Mrs. Leslie Cross. Ways and 
means committee, under the 
chairmanship of Mrs. Jack 
Greathouse, sponsored the co- 
operative dinner. the "gathering. Mrs. Forrest 
Brown, president of the Qak- 
thg’ January meeting. and an- 
_nouneed that Girls’ Town at: 
Belleville should be opened by 
’ March, 
* * * 
It was announced by the club 
president, Mrs. C. W. Myers, 
that the National Federation of 
Women's Clubs convention will 
be held in Detroit June 2 — 
through 6. A favors commit- 
tee, appointed by Mrs, Myers, 
includes Mrs, W. E. Blynn, 
Mrs. C, A. Coons and Mrs. 
E. E, Johnston, 
Members also made a do- 
nation to the State Penny Art 
Fund, a_ federation project 
which has supplied funds for 
a building at Interlochen and 
also sponsors ‘art scholarships. 
* * * 
Mrs. Brown. was chairman of 
the Monday meeting. She was 
assisted by Mrs. Johnston, 
Mrs. Phillip Aspinwall, Mrs, 
Glenn Behler, Mrs. John 
O'Donnell, Mrs. E, J,. Ziem, 
> %. Mrs. Wilburt Colwell, Mrs. 
hoolers’ 
Parents Korm 
Group at Wever 
Mrs. Darrell Giles was-appoint- 
ed chairman of a newly organized 
group of pre-school children’s ‘par- 
ents. The group was formed Tuess_, 
day evening by Wever School PTA, < 
* + +* | 
Viee chairman of the group is 
Mrs. Charles Shepard, with Mrs. 
George VanHorn as secretary; 
p 
chairman: Mrs. Giles and. Mrs. 
Gile Brown, standing rules. 
* * * 
Purpose of the group is parent 
education of the pre-school child, 
Parents in the Wever School area 
~~ having pre-school children are in- 
vited to join the group every third 
Tuesday in the month in Wever 
library. at 7:30 p.m. 
New Members 
Are Welcomed 
by Fashionette 
New members were re- 
ceived when Fashionette Club 
met Tuesday evening in Adah 
Shelly oe 
. * 
irs a 
berto Jiminez, Mrs. Richard 
Gross, Mrs. Nick P. Canter, 
Mrs. Eulalio Vasques, Mrs. 
Ralph Diaz, Mrs. Joseph Pres- 
ton, Mrs. Nick Cantep Je_and 
Mrs. James King. 
Mrs. John Reichert and Mrs. 
Jiminez won trophies for losing 
the most weight during the 
week. Last week's winner was 
Mrs. Virgil Butler. 
* * * 
Speaking next week on diet 
will be Dr. Irwin B. Posner, 
District Nurses Gather — 
“Rpdepay, Diagnosis. and 
Treatment” was the subject 
of the program when members 
of the Oakland County District Nurses’ Association met at 
Pontiac State Hospital Tuesday 
evening. 
Participating in the program 
were Dr. A. J. Derbyshire, 
——neurephysiologist and electro-   
      
      
eives Degree 
    
College Honors Pastor 
Sunday the Rev. Dr, Harold 
C. DeWindt,. pastor of . Kirk 
in the Hills, had conferred 
upon him the honorary degree 
of doctor of laws from Parsons 
College. 
——_—- * © @ 
Dr. DeWindt was educated 
Before coming to Bloomfield 
Hills, he was pastor of West 
Park Presbyterian Church, 
New York City.. 
i * * 
In February he will conduct 
| & week of special religious em- ’ 
_ \phasis services on the Parsons he 
‘College campus ‘in Fairfield,” 
Towa, 
          
     
  eneeph erapher: Br: Byron 
psoas pediatrician at Har- 
Hospital, Detroit, and 
Adele L. Rolfe, chief psychi- 
atric social .worker of the 
Michigan Epileptic Center, De- 
troit. 
Mrs. Marie Rodriguez, sec- 
tion chairman of Civil Defense 
of Oakland County, told of the 
courses to be offered. to nurses 
in the near future at the emer- 
gency hospital, located in the 
Waterford CAI Building. 
Oldsters’ Homes 
Are Most Needed -    
            
       
     
  
Beauty 
Following last week’ 
hints of- health ond 
1. Cleanse the fa 
daily 
    
  normal skin. 
bricate with cre 
| a “sy 
3. Massage 
time every 
Weeky shampoo 
Pan ees |} 
Next week we will . 
mcrke-up routine the ecai 
24 hour by Edythe McCulloch } 
Basic Beauty Routine 
@ helpful 
: beauty... 
-here is a pored-<down time. 
study basic beauty routine, — 
ce Awice 
a. soap and water for ofly 
ing cream for dry 
am or ofl 
for sev 
Rich _ night 
ream _teribose over 36. eral hours 
Pp some- 
8 
  and mani- 
suggest 
  
608 Pontiac Phone Edythe McCullech ' 
Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431, | 
State Bank | 
  
      
Personalize 
Women's & Men‘s 
Blouses 
Dress Shirts 
We Alse Letter 
Bowling snd Werk 8h 
101% N. Saginaw 
  Your 
Clothes With 
MONOGRAMS 
Ais 
Robes and P-_J.’s 
brits | 
| Midtown Shop FE 4-0539 Practicing for the day when they can be in a 
church choir processional are the three sons of the 
Rev, and Mrs, Robert F. Hermanson (left to right), 
    Pontise Press Photo 
Ronald, Barry and Randy, The Rev. Mr. Hermanson 
will be pastor of the new Presbyterian congregation 
being organized ¢ on Adams road. Simple Job   
  
(Own Meat. , 
  
  Mrs, rs, Stephens Uses) Boys’ Wear — Price Rump _ Roast, New Shipment of Lovely.   
  ~ COSTUME VEWELRY 
FLORA MAE. SHoe ‘Lets Stand 3. Doys By JANET ODELL 
This is good weather for corned 
beef and cabbage. Preparing your 
own corned meat is not difficult 
and results in a delicious product. 
Why not try some this week?- 
_. * ®* * ee 
Mrs. Harley H, Stevens, today’s) 
cook, has been active in local or- 
ganizations for many years. The 
grandmother of three, she is a 
long time member of the Water- 
ford Garden Club and the Water- 
ford- Book - Review —_Club.-—Other 
groups having her name on their 
  SHOP. 
     
         
    
Star and: the Saybrook group of 
her church. 
~  ©ORNED BEEF . 
By Mrs. Harley H. Stephens 
-} pone A beef =     DR. E. F. DENNE . 
Optometrist 
914 West Huron St. 
_FE 2-2€29      
  salt, not     
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teoon sugar “ “hee ing Sooees 
SPOONS 
salt,         meat and add enough more het | 
wane to cover meat, Let stand is MARIAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Announces Closing of 238 Ferry Street 
New Location to Open January 23rd at   
It isn't tactful to refer to a 
person as “old” if he is a 
    contemporary of the person 
  
  you are talking to. 
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO g Monday through Scturday 
eR aE SET ae FR eg é weet 
— ie      
    « JUST SAY . 
\ CharysH 
_ AT PEDERAL’S 
        + Dear Abby....   
Papa’s Name Could Be Mud 
      love my parents, don't get me der. (This may be eooked $82 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-7401 
chen scone it preferred.)   
      
FE 2-3220 
      
      
                    
   
          
          
            
       
              
          
          
          
         
      
       
     
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN | mn heme, I am 236 years old and 
wrong, Abby, but I don't care | my husband is 39. We had a DEAR ABBY: I have never for either of their names. misunderstanding and _ he 
asked for help on « family The wife says it's up to me. | broke my jaw. problem before, but I am up 
against a dan- 
dy. My wife 
is going to 
have our first 
batiy and our 
problem is 
what to name 
it. 
I am from a 
large family 
be and am the 
: . oldest. My 
ABBY parents think 
that the first- 
born ef the oldest should be 
named after one of them, I | 
| 
  If we don't name the baby 
after my parents I am afraid 
my name will be mud. What 
would YOU do in my spot? 
STUMPED 
DEAR STUMPED: Give 
the baby a first and second 
name, using your parents’ 
names in the combination 
. then call the baby what- 
ever you like, Everybody's 
doing it! 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: I am a 
married woman with nine kids 
and seven are still living 
  
send flowers 
Prance Fronat COMPAn' 559 ORCHARD LAKE FE 2-0127 
TWO DAILY DELIVERIES TO DETROIT AND 
INTERMEDIATE POINTS     
      
  At the clinic where I went 
to get my jaw set I fell’ in love 
with a man who runs the ele- 
vator, He is married but is 
getting a divorce soon. He is 
33 and more my type. 
My husband is begging’ me 
to take him back but I am al- 
ready in love with this elevator 
man. Please help me to make 
ug my mind. 
BIRDIE 
DEAR BIRDIE: Although 
this elevator man is having 
_his ups and downs he is still 
married. I suggest that you 
stick with your own husband. 
Don't irritate him and learn 
to dack! 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: My problem 
{s this: I think when a per- 
son has a party or shower 
given for them, they should 
open up-their gifts in front of 
everybody. Am 1 wrong or 
not? 
ALICE 
DEAR ALICE: I think you 
are right. Half the fun of 
giving a gift is witnessing 
the expression of apprecia- 
tion on the face of the lucky 
receiver, 
* * 
DEAR ABBY: * 
I just start- 
| ed to work for an eye, ear, 
nose and throat specialist. He 
is not married. 
I am very much in love with 
this doctor and wish he would 
treat me like something other 
than an employe. How can I 
get him to notice me and take 
me out socially? 
SECRETLY IN LOVE 
DEAR SECRETLY: Don't 
give him the EYE, or you'll 
be out on your EAR. He 
“NOSE” you are there, so 
don’t cram it down his 
ee OAT. - . = 
~FEBOAT: =" 
CONFIDENTIAL TO PAT 
AND LEO: A two-ring cere- 
mony does not have te be   
  a three-ring circus, It's 
very simple. Ask your 
elefgyman. : 
Rich new shetland yarn 
sweaters are peaey wash- 
ables. 
    Pen aad 
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                - 30 North Saginaw Street ~ Pauli’s Shoe Store 
Semi Annual 
SALE! Still in Progress at 
-FURT HER REDUCTION Sf 
Pauli’s Shoe Store Open Friday *til 9 
Serving Pontiac for Over 75 Years 
— 
        
        
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  50%. :   
  
ONCE A YEAR SUPERB SPECIAL 
Custom 
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Shoe Sale 
Not just a “sale” to stimulate business... but an honest- to-goodness sale to clear out stocks-of winter and dis- continued styles ... children’s, boys’ and growing girls’ 
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No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! 
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‘STAPP’S JUVENILE BOOTERY - of 
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eee ee So ae        “THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22/1958 22     ’ 
  
  
  
    
        . Helps to Prevent Deterioration   
| Failure to. =P. ord 
Say Hello—- 
By EMILY POST 
| “Dear Mrs, Post: I had arranged 
with my cousin to pick her-up at a 
certain hour at the house of friends 
of ours whom she was visiting. 
‘When I arrived at the time speci- 
‘fied I honked the horn of my car 
‘to let her know that T was there 
‘but did not go into the house, 
| “T understand that these friends 
|were very much put out with me 
‘for not ringing the bell and. stop. 
ping to say hello. I was very 
anxious to get home and I knew if 
[| T went In I would be delayed so T By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
Evidence as to the value of 
regular exercise has piled up dur- 
in grecent years. For many years 
now Dr. Thomas K. Cureton of 
the Physical Fitness Research Lab- 
oratory at the University of Illi- 
nois has been. conducting classes 
and experiments and studies in the 
effects of exercise on. health and 
stamina, with special attention to, 
the middle-aged man, 
* 2 * 
The results have been startling       
    waited in the car for her to come 
rout. Will you please tell me if T 
iwas rude?" 
    - Answer: You should have rung 
|, the bell and said that you were 
| sorry*but that you were late and 
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& \ \ ' “Dear Mrs. Post: What can a 
‘young man do when he finds him- 
self on the dance floor with a part- 
ner who has ‘two left feet,’ so to 
speak? This happened to me the 
other evening and I just couldn't 
6 lead her into the steps, We had 
pan a time. | 
I thought she would give up of, 
her own accord and suggest that 
we sit down, but not at all, she 
kept right on struggling. Would it) 
have been impolite for me to sug-. 
gest that we sit down?"   
  Answer: It would be more cour- 
teous to put the suggestion of sit-/ 
ting out for a while as a result of 
| your own poor dancing. For exam- 
_ple, you could say, “I seem to be tand are digeeliible evidence vi 
much of the deterioration which 
ecears from 30 -on, and really 
speeds up after 40, is unnecessary. 
Even middle-aged men in p: oor 
condition made great improvement 
direction. 
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ag: 
| Dr. Sood believes that if 
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none. 5 are, open of | 
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~ the phone rang. Telling him to wait 
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because you disobeyed? If you love 
Mommy, you must learn te do what 
* * * 
By equating love with obedience 
in this way, she imagined herself 
to be kindly instructive. 
As her equation was inaccurate, 
  
  she was not: instructive.   
January | 
- Clearance. ‘DOESN'T PROVE LOVE 
Children do not prove their love 
for us by doing everything we tell 
them to any more than we prove ‘avon bot ott ent ened Ge cura ite by dng everthing 
. by 8 * © 
We require Warren's obedience, 
not because he “loves” us, but 
because balancing on — arm of a 
chair overstrains his 4-year-old 
muscular coordination. His disobe- 
jury. 
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display his emotional attachment 
fo us, but for his own self-pro- 
tection. - 
If we make a habit of demanding 
obedience as evidence of his love, 
we can make any self-assertion or 
any opposition to us so guilty and 
anxious that he virtually loses his dience risks a fall and physical in-| 4, 
coun "One day I disobeyed her. 
* * * 
“T can still remember how the) 
tears came into her beautiful brown 
eyes as she said to me, ‘Oh, Harry, 
how you've hurt poor Mama!’): 
Thank God, I never brought tears 
to her eyes again.” 
Love and submission had been 
  power to risk himself in adventure. equated for him, too. —   
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_|Fred Ruby were hostesses for a 
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Mrs. John Salitsky, secretary. Re-} 
freshments were served by Mrs. 
Arthur Witt and Mrs. Dickerson. 
Fwo Circles Hold 
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The Dorcas and Elizabeth Circles 
of the First Christian Church held 
a joint all-day meeting at the 
church Tuesday. Cander pads were 
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Mrs. Leona Hunter and Mrs.     
which was. fol- 
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Mrs. Paul Colton and Mrs. 
Brady Adams presented the pro- 
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will be held at the Drayton Plains 
home of Mrs. Frank Setzer on 
‘Feb. 13. : 
  
Bridge Winners 
North-south winners were John 
Kraus and Melvin Smail when 
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at Elks Temple. East-west winners 
at the Monday meeting were Mr. 
and Mrs. Herald Cox. 
  
Error Corrected 
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Ronald H. Stepnitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Stepnitz of Tat Ludlow -St., Avon Township, | has been promoted to Marine 
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Morse attended Pontiac’ High 
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Pvt. Dallas: L: Dagendis, hus- 
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Fort Benning, Ga. 
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The Pentomic Marne Riv. - will! 
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Marine Pvt. Fred, D. Honeycutt, 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. 
‘Honeycutt of 636 / Lounsbury St., 
Pontiac, © has cdinpleted recruit 
training at the Marine Corps Re-|-       cruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. 
Entering. the. second phase of, 
-basic training at- Lackland Air! 
Force Base, Tex. is Airman 
Chester Cyekin Jr., son of Mr. pore 
—Chester__Cyekin..Sr,.of 
Meigs St., Drayton Plains. 
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Charlies O. Morse, son of Mr. 
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Elected Airman of the Month in, 
‘Japan was 2. C. Ted J. Dabbs, son’ 
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[Elizabeth Lake Rd., Pontiac. ' 
—He-is-currentiystationed-at Ta- 
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Weapons System Support Div. DABBS 
| He has just completed the EC] _ 
supply officer course, business | 
administration course and is also | 
errolied in an economics course | 
with the University of Maryland. | 
* * * 
On active duty with the Navy at 
Pensacola, Fla., recently was mid- 
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of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Potter | 
of 216 Chewton Rd., Birmingham 
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zz Students from the University of} 
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   Pvt. Otto E. Wendel of 535 S. 
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Diego, Calif _ 
* * * 
Air Force Maj. William M. Gates 
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ceptor Squadron, part of the Séth 
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tin Landstuhl Air Base, Germany... 
| _A veteran of more than 20: years 
tof service, he has served through- 
out the world. Currently he is 
stationed at the U.S, Ai Force 
} Headquarters, Washington, D.C. | 
His wite js the former Eveiyn B.) 
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Holdup Man Returns 
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CHICAGO @® — A cocky holdup 
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* * * 
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Cri ler Sees etic 
of Drop Kicking Art 
ANN ARBOR (® — The nearly 
~ |fergotten drop kick is due for a 
comeback on football fields next 
fall, says Michigan athletic direc- 
tor Fritz Crisler. 
Crisler, a retiring chairman of 
the NCAA football rules comunittee, 
said yesterday the lost art will be 
revived as a result of the new 
eonversion rule. 
The rule will permit a feam 
scoring a touchdown to try for 
one or two extra peints. The 
kick through the goal posts re- 
        
     Most football experts prerrey, 
the ball used in today’s game a 
device to aid passing. It is much 
narrower and provides a better _ 
grip than the rounder ball used 
effectively by old-time drop kick © 
experts such as Charley Brickley 
* * * 
“There is no reason why players 
cannot learn to kick the present 
ball with practice," Crisler said. 
“T don't mean that the place kick Thorpe of | 
2nd $225 
3rd $125 
— (Based-en 500 entries} - - WIBC Sanction: No.. ane   
  
  
oe Press Photes 
» hit the charmed 
in the 
006 awaits anyone who hits a perfect game rs wl 
un but this time 
Walt Rennhack hit his ‘300° 
sites, while Bill Furlong 
at the Huron Bowl, ‘the als 
uary 2nd 
  erama tournament. and a chance to wit a $f,000-honus 
along with many other prizes in Open only to 
next month's Pontiac Press Bow1- 
* * * 
Walter Repnhack and Bill Fur-, 
long, both of Pontiac, will _be. 
among the contestants come Feb. 8 | ABC and WIBC 
| Bowlers of 
when the men's qualifying begins; 
at Montcalm Cenire and Howe's | 
Lanes. 
for Pontiac by rolling perfect 
games in the same yegr in 1957 
' and feel there is always the pos- 
Again After Downpour DUNEDIN, |} e®—FEven in the 
PGA Seniors goif championships 
—where every contestant js 50 ot 
-you find a group of young over- 
ress ar Turks plugging for prog 
the old guard fighting for tradi- 
tion 
* * * 
Gene Sarazen, foriner two time 
U. S. Open champion from Ger- 
mantown, N Y . is one of those 
recommending changes in this 
tournament of stars of yesteryeur 
A favorite in this 19th annual 
event, Sarazen said today he feels 
the tournament should be split 
into two separate events instead 
of yurmning two jurmanicrts con 
currently 
* * * 
“This has grown into too impor- 
tant a title to throw all the jokers 
nght into the de k, so to speak,’ 
Sarazen said. “They should let the 
8) to 0 shooters play for the, 
Bourne Trophy (the original Sen- 
iors prize) and the others play for. 
the PGA Senters title The tour- 
naments could be held consecu- 
tively instead of the same 
time.” at 
* * * 
The Semors this year drew 260 
entries and the field has been 
split. Golfers 55 and over play one 
day and those 50-34 the next for 
_the first four days. Then the low._ 
100 and ties will play the final 36 
holes Sunday and Monday 
The Bourne Trophy will go to 
the golfer 55 and over who has 
the lowest score after 36 holes 
The Teachers Trophy, emblemat 
ic of the Seniors tithe, will go to 
the winner together with es i! hole 
the biggest slice of $10.000 in prize 
money. 
The tournament was scheduled 
to_start yesterday but_a downpour, 
postponed the first round until to. 
day. Sarazen shared the pre-tourna 
with Al Wat 
Mich., whe * tes role 
ham, 
Seniors title last 
Mort Dutra of Calexico 
Calif, 1955 titlist; Robert Stupple 
of Cedar Rapids Iowa, who lost 
1) Watrous in an 18-hole playoff 
last ve and dim Barfield 
Grand Mich , third 
year ment favor 
ruus of Birming 
won his third 
year 
ar, 
last Rapids, 
    } 
  AP Facsimile 
TAKES CUT — Robin Roberts, 
pitcher of the Philadelph Phil 
lies, signs his 1958 cont! t but 
took a cit in salary for the see- 
ond straight season. He lost 22 
season games last 
  
NEW YORK cINS:—Ray 
mehthanded rehef whiz 
Cleveland Indians, may 
New York Yankee of 
be- leski, 
the 
come a4 
weekend 
The much 
which the fast-balling pit 
his franchise to New York, 
negotiated at the major this 
trade 
her chilis 
may be Ci stu sse d 
  land’s Frank Lane and Casey Sten MacPhiul wouldn't name nun 
a but Lane. a gent who's willinz to 
. . ! e |} kingdom for oa second 
s * ent, would and did ey 
NL Will Revise eonibe in Colerada Span foolo 
: { the winter hasebail na iYrers 
Lidl did VOCS lay | ti tut 4 
1988 Schedule = ‘ C e ule teski for Bobby Tic 
senreoid second basement + frm 
CINCINKATL (@oTie Nahe. -—— ‘ SANONEE pitcher who worked for PF. wend 
League has thrown cul its current in the International Leagi Jast 
schedule of 1958 baseball games ,.., Nar- 
league. 
meetings on Saturday when Ceve-! gel of the Yankees have a face 
face showdown 
“We've 
Cleveland,” assistant Vankee 
general manager Tee MacPhail 
said toda’. “If anvihing i, dene,” 
MacPhail added, ‘it Will he done 
at the baseball mectings in New 
York." been with talking 
    because of 16 changes by the Los — 
Angeles Dodgers and plans to sub 
    mit new dates to members next 
Saturday 
* * * 
Dave Grote, head of the leagu 
service bureau, announced plans 
for revisions vesterday and said 
the present schedule is obsole 
He said a revised schedule wall 
be submitted to National Leap ue 
when the new hedile is ready 
i tt 
Grote said the ec! ‘ex came 
after Logs Angeles picked the Col 
iseum for its home games, and) 
said the intense summer heat in. 
Southern California was a factor 
in changing playing dates -and the 
number. of night and 
games. 
Only 11 Days 
- ‘To Enter 
Press Bowlerama Sunday “ff Lane wants to do business 
Til trade him ohe for one.” was 
venerable Stengel's reaction to 
several package offers made by 
Lane in Colorado. 
New that the Indian -G M of 
Tel the 
has | sibility it could happen again. 
Senior Golfers to ly. It could happen to anyone, It is 
leven eoeal le to do so much more! 
although that might be 
little too much. 
* * 
Any game bowled in the tourna- 
qualifying or finals, will be 
fe far the $1,000 if the kegler| 
can go all the way. Many have 
come close to hitting the 
ercle around local alleys in recent 
weeks with such scores as 289, 28T 
ind 290 being clicked off 
* * * 
For burtong, there is the pos- 
sibility that he could get a chance 
to hit the big score on the same 
alleys as before — Huron Bowl. 
But he has to survive the quali- 
fying to do se. 
* * * 
; Bill's best effort since has. been 
a 2v2 ae maintaining an im- 
:Proved 172 avernge in tee leagues. 
“TH be trying for the big money 
hke everyone ‘else even though I 
odds are ag st me, or he’ 
commented todas AM OnCE™ 
as te a 
16 ey 
* * * 
_Rennhack called the $1,000 bo- 
nus plan a “good deal" when he 
heard about it and feels confi 
dent he has a good chance to hit | 
a big game again. He had eight 
strikes in a row while hitting 255 9° 
last month. Rennhack has a 184 
average for three leagues. 
Walt would have to turn the 
‘triekvon Aedifferent alley since his 
gem occurted at Motor Inn where 
‘only Women will be bowling 
* * * 
Speaking of women, 
also eligible to shoot for the vu | 
The pair broke past precedent | 
| | 
| | 
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i | 
t 
i 
charmed | Geadiine for men's entries is midnight, Feb, 2, and |__\WODAER. —_ . 
for women midnight, Feb. 10, All entries must be 
mailed or delivered to The Pontiacg Press Sports Ist $250 
2nd $125 Dept., 
3rd $75 
(Based on 250 Entries) 200 Scratch 
Sanctioned 
or left at local alley. Entry fee — accom- 
Oakland County pany this application in full. 
    
        ualityin ; Entry F Quelitying. Finals aeils A Prize fund will be re- 
Mertaln ent Bowling ....... $1.35 suse 100% fo plese to 
moke one prize for every 
Recreation Huron Bow! | Tournament Exp. .65 | 16 entries. Trophies will 
Howes Lanes _ (3 games) Prize Fund #.. 4.00 be awarded winners and 
(3 gomes i same Total Cost $6.00 00 three high quolifiers. otteys $6. 
TOURNAMENT RULES 
Bowlers mus? present their highest league average tor 1957 a5 of November 1. 
Anyone falsifying his or her average will be disqua! ified and will forfeit rights to any or all prizes or 
return of fees. 
3. Tournament manager reserves right to reject anv and all entries. 
4. Tournament will be conducted in strict adherence with ABC and WIBC rules 
Final qualifiers will pay. tor additional 3 games 
. No post er substitute entries 
Qualifying times and places to be published in the Press, Seb. 5-6 and 13. 
GPoi     Ue 
2. 
in finals aw 
  
ty D's: 
    -@ team may try to run or pass 
\—Crisler —vas—an—instigate: 
creating this first scoring change 
since 1912. 
‘law for the 1958 season. 
to take full advantage of the new 
rule may return to the drop kick,” 
said Crisler who coached football. 
jat Michigan, Princeton and Min- 
nesota. i 
‘kicking 
iand speed it up to make it a dan-/ 
gerous play. 
‘formation or single wing, it would’! 
keep the defense guessing.” 
jreturn emphasis te the seldont- 
lused field goal as a method of tains its value of ene point. But 
across the goal line from should -be discarded, but the drop / kick could be an added weapon / 
to foree conclusive issues in the / _f   
three-yard line for two points. 
+or Prat game. 
  ott 
    It becomes gridiron’ 
* * * , 
“Imaginative coaches who seek. 
“Return of the drop kick would 
add to the reception of the | 
points after touchdown play,” he 
sald. “While the place kick is 
taster, the drop kick would free 
the ball helder for blocking and 
running. 
“I'm sure a study of the drop: 
technique would perfect,   
  From a short punt | * 
Crisler said a drop kick would 
stead of punting.” w 
  
Cousy Leads 130-118 Victory 
“” Fight Tickets   
All-Star gave points down early in the last half,; Pettit’s performance earned him, 
All- battled back and won going away,|the most valuable player award East Wins sT. LOUIS W—"This one 
me more satisfaction than any 
Star victory the East has ever 130-118, with Cousy dazzling ‘for the second time. Cousy, him-; 
won."’ They did it despite an all-out ef- self a two-time winner of the hon-/ 
Boston's Red Auerbach was fort by Bob Pettit, the St. Louis'ors had 20 points and 10 assists 
talking and the old pro of his Bos- Hawks star, who set new NBA and was one in the voting. 
jton Celtics, Bob Cousy, smiled and All-Star records with 28 points and! * , 
ided. 26 rebounds. And they did it de-| ieettaah | said he couldn't pick 
“This one." Auerbach — said, spite a partisan St. Louis Arenaja turning point. 
“was in St. Louis. We would rath- crowd of 12.854, which gave Auer- * * * 
er win here than anywhere. ’ bach and his Celtics a strong boo- ‘We just began hitting and they 
The favored East weren't."’ he team, 10 ing said. 
Stops DeMarco in 12th | 
Akins Seeks Welter Crown Basilio-Sugar   
iWomen have bowled 300 and 298 ae Sca d S 
the same “house in Colum- le to 40 
bus, Ohi it ce he + ~ * ; us, Ohio so it can happen. CHICAGO UW — Tickets for the 
Even coming near the top championship fight between mid BOSTON # — Virgil Akins. the fs all through fighting.” said 
score would make any kegler a dieweicht titleholder Carmen Ba- battling church deacon from St. Manager Rip Valent. “Even if he 
strong contender for title honors silio and challenger-Ray Robinson Louis, vas headed for the welter- ants to fight again, I'm the guy 
in this 2nd annuat singles handi- 
cap event, 
Champions can take home $44 , ing International Boxing Club 
and $250 plus handsome desk-cal-! 
endar sets and there are a long. 
list of cash, trophies and merchan- prices will range from a top of 
en out to at least one I to $5 with an expected gross dise to be giv 
eug of ever¥ 10 entries, 
  
a’   who holds the contract and I'm go 
ing to decide this time.” | 
Akins, who knocked out DeMar.- have been scaled to a top of $10 : ‘ weight elimination tour e for ringside seats by the promot SD ei nation tournanens to: 
blasting former cham- 
pion Tony DeMarco into probable day after 
. * * retirement co in the 14th round less than 
The IBC yesterday announced oy... ening ta ep slong wich three months ago, again had too ere goa te oF along : 
Pi muc ii TNHOW OC HC our original agreement with the’ h ring know] ige and fistic 
“hombs for the 26-year-old slugger National Boxing Assn, and the gate of $560.465 and a net SOT og p i 90 based on attendance of mee ree Coramitee ieee .** i 19.000. The fight is set for March: said Bernie Glickman, co-mana-! phere ee ceca, ee 25 * ‘ger of Akins. |sweating off more than a quarter 
* ¥ ~ * ‘pound to make the 147-pound limit | | * These figures could be exceed- ns : While the 29-year-old Akins. Se en een, Aes food |   
    
narrowed jt down toa p ywecihble two 
ior may he more one deal, Casey 
rece pusve , 
Without 
of the league's tap rehiel hurlers, 
would be a valuable adaitin in to 
the already strong Yankee pitching 
corps. With the Indians last year. 
Narleski appe aed in 46 games and 
posted an 11-5 record with a 94, 
earned run average 
will be remem- 
had an injury riddled 
staff and Narleski was pressed 
into service as a starting pitcher. question ple sky one 
Cleveland, it 
bered, 
Ile started 15 games and com * ~*~ * 
pieted seven of these. Jack White, head of the ticket man OT caseeeees SCHOOL 
Richardson is regarded ax one Sales department, said today his Clinton 42. ons: : Coonersyille 61 f of the best infield prospect. te staff already. has filled as miuny - =hebes cen : on Ae St 
eome throuzh the Yankee chain in orders as it had by opening day core 87 | 
la} Ba, 7” . . on 67 vill 
recent scars. The little guy. a sen- in 1957. The adv ance sale repre- Edmore 46. .Rt. Tows 40 
tional fielder, bit 256 in 47 sents about 1I'z million dollars. 1 raid 56. Roval Oak Kimball 41 ; “Tevet . * * * Fatrerove 39, Ubly 37 games last season |Frankenmuth 54. §t. Charlies $2 +, + & , 7 ‘Grant 88 Howard City 80 
Coates had a 11-11 record at As best as could be determined, Grant, B. Moward City se ne 
Richmond and led the league in the all-time record for Yankee ad- ene tae eee : " 000 i ‘ontiac B 4 
shutouts and strikeouts. ivance sales was $1,700, 5 in 1956. |, sdson 81 Rddton a 
— — —- This time it could hit 2 million’ Hon 51, Haslett 48 
Jackson St. Johns 62, 
5 Sports Pages 
in Today’s Press 
“" Skate ers Vie at St. Paul 
DETROIT 
gan speed s} i — Thirteen Michi- 
caters 
ithe national champions 
Paul this 
Bobby Suyder, St year-old De. 
troiter who tied the veteran Ken 
Bartholomew for the men's sen- 
jor tithe last winter the 
entries ‘ 
  ips at St. 
weekend, 
heads 
Pom Auguatitus Detroit 
\iidland and 
are 
di- Hlvy po nsiaw of 
Hhers entered in the men’s 
ViSHH) 
Jeanne Omelenchuk Detroit art teacher who won the women’s 
at West 
is rated a Lakes invitation event 
Allis, Wis., last Sunday, 
strong prospect. 
Another good Michigan bet 
11-year-old Kathy Sullivan of Che- 
boygan, one of the nation's best in 
the midget -class ‘town the New 
| 
___ enue with the two National League yt. 
  ithe early 
are entered in senior championship at the Great Hazel Park Beaten 
1S the w av, Hazel Park went down to! dollars. od—_hewever,—sinee the—Chicage-- +DeMarco_three times” i “Stadium can seat 19.535 and take Jooked forward: to the title trait,’ eree Eddie in several thousand standees, pew irco was attempting to shake 
Mf the effects of a vicio nat nner ° | - a Vici us be WINE round. absorbed fore being stopped in The second edition of one of ihe has round last night at the Boston's most spectacular 
arden 
an ees X ec “Des | fests was for the Despite the advice of four doc- a - eee : version of the world’s welter- 
ors Wit he be hospitalized for. ciche title which Akins won in at least a couple of davs.”' De- the 
Mareo checked in at a hotel and Iet. 29, | spent the night under the ‘watch- | : ee : 
      < 2 
Big Bill Skowron, the New York 
\Yankees’ slugging Ist baseman 
iwho was troubled by a painful 
baek ailment last year, expects to 
ibe in top shape for the 1958 season. 
¥ * * 
Thursday's City League bas- 
ketball games — Town & Country 
vs. Bud & Lou's in Class C and 
Boys 
Cass B — will be played at 
Lincoln Junior High. They were 
originally scheduled at Pontiac Club vs. Griff's Grill in 
attack. 
Central. 
“When you're behind 8-6 or * * * ‘ 
15-13 because of the mew rule.” | Waterford High has signed a 
Crisler said, ‘‘you may have te two-year football contract with 
try drep kicking a field goal in- Dearborn Fordson. The Skippers 
ill play at Fordson next season, 
then the Tractors come to Water- 
ford in 1939 
Gam * * * 
The Sth archery golf shoot of 
the winter season, sponsored by 
the Pontiac Archers in coopera- 
tien with the Parks and Recrea- 
tion Department, will be held 
Sunday at Municipal Golf Course. 
West Coach Alex Ilannum was 
downcast but praised the efforts of iv 
‘his West All-Stars. * * * 
Rugged Holly foothallers Phil 
alek and Ken Leece have drawn 
considerable attention from college 
“I felt mighty sick when I saw recruiters since 
Bobby (Pettit) on the floor after ended. the grid season 
Hillsdale is. reportedly 
Slater Martin had gone out,’ Alex interested in Bronco Phil Tinsman. 
said. 
* * * 
Pettit suffered a slight knee 
sprain. Martin had what physi- 
cians termed a torn muscle fibre. 
It may keep him out for a while, 
Hannum said a two minute cold 
spell late in the game was the 
difference. Cousy tossed in seven 
straight points while the West was 
getting a lone field goal in this + 378, * * * 
More sparkling games have 
been turned in by area bowlers 
in recent days. doe Fester 
rolled a 289, Abe Thorsberg hit 
Chuck Springer 287 and 
Marie French 265 to name a few, 
* * * 
Bob Acton, head football coach 
at Clawsen High School, is sign- 
ing a wiarriage contract next” stretch an n int East le gre ey ae = : ad summer, He will marry Miss 
* PS A | Ferol Ann Patrix ef Drayton 
: | é Sih 
A bitter St. Louis-Boston rivalry ani 
made this All-Star game sweeter 
for the victors and harder to take 
for the losers 
* * + 
“We had the best team and I 
guess this ptoves jt.’ said Auer- 
bach. 
He assigned his 6-foot-10 shot- 
blocker, Bilt Russell, 
work Pettit loose, often through a 
Dick McGuire. ; 
* * * J 
Ww ith eS game in the balance, |   to shadow:final 15 seconds, 
from the shadows of the Garden, Pettit. But the West was able to, lof the game, handed White Swan eee 
Morrow's Bucket 
Wins for Swan 5 Ken Morrow's field goal in the 
his only bucket 
56-55 victory over Drayton Drug 
ithe brilliant passing of Martin and| jin’ Waterford League basketball 
ction last night at Isaac Crary 
unior High. 
* * * 
_The_triumph gave White Swan ___|   
  
24-point scorer, led the way. Bradley mercifully told the story as Cousy and veter. @ Ist place tie with Ryeson’s Super 
called a halt at 1:33 of the 12th’an Paul Arizin of Philadelphia, a, Market on a 3-1 record. Mel Ker- 
rigan and Harry Dearborn each 
Hannum said the loss in the last scored 16 points for the winners 
hurt the West. 
had 14 rebounds before he left the. 
game with a knee sprain and was. 
same ring with DeMarco last second only to Pettit, Russell led to Hutchinson's 
‘other scheduled contest. the East rebounders with 11. slug- quarter of big Maurice Stokes of While Bob Pickett: paced Drayton 
Massachusetts Cincinnati Stokes With 15, 
* * * 
& Anderson forfeited 
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Cay Results 
    
   
  Lansing Resurrection 49 
r * Kent City 84 Sand Lake 25 
Kal Christian 71, Galesbu A 
The Yankees, already assured jaxeyitle 87. North “Branch, Hiedacae = 
lof a big increase in television rev- Lakeview 67. Utica 65 is Sexton 51, Saginaw AH 49 
be dison 67%, Rovel —_ St. Marys 62 
' i; I eg! ount Clemens 5 oseville 47 techs gone. hiking their TY sehed-- Ncw Trey #2. Thres Dace 60 
ule from 89 to 140 games, use the onvet 55, Portland 42 
re Pigeon $1. Mayville 37 Dodger and Giant shifts to explain) ey” ate: patel Mook I on 
run for tickets. E     Saginaw 79. Bay City Handy 171 
Saginaw §t Andrews 64, 
Bay City St Joseph &7 
Saginaw Bacred Heart 78, 
Saginaw Holy Pamily 34 
Trov 47, Rochester 32 
Vermontyille 64. Bellevue 80 
by Wyandotte, 57-52 |W rcespars: OLLEGE BASKETBALL Michigan Scoreboard Hilisdale 65, Kalamazoo 55 
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Grove City 88, Slippery Rock 41 
St. Prancis Pa.) Mt. St. Marys 7 ~ 
Florida A&M 83, Bethune Cookman 82 
Clarton 69, Penn (Ohio) 87 
Coe 77, Grinnell 70 
Ball State 6), Franklin   
  Trailing by a slim margin all 
its fourth defeat against three! 
victories dropping a 57-52 verdict 
     
  — ; to Wyandotte last night. 50 
set Bae ee OME A") kan Notes “atte? 11 pomul EEE Gu! . Sheets, javeniie Girls, both ‘of Midland ' Ken Nowicki. tallied 17 points. “Ohio & Bang Vee VISITOR AT PCH — Guy Sparrow (seated Pontiac Prom Pcie ¢ ie 1edY senior women A 5 Fi 
Renshaw, intermediate kirk Larty Mare and Bill. Jankowski 10 ir the los- Chieago Ur Tat Gite cago Teachers 41 second’ from teft),former Pontiac High School are coach Art Van Ryzin (seated on right) and jeobae bape, all of Begin te eDoneld.| ing cause while three W yandotte| eit wforce 11 _ Cager now playing pro ball with the New York seniors Dick Whitmer (left), J Wi Dermott, intermediate® boys, trom Bay | cagers hit double numbers led tana , Bo, Bt. (Ark) 43 | Knickerbockers, was a visitor at the Workouts erry Williams and City. pene Mike Gallagher, juvenile boys, |by Bob Holding with 16 |. Orecon Tech @8, ‘tae yesterday in the PCH gym Talking wins ats rhe Skinner. Sparrow plays at the Olympia to- 
: n 2. vo tm n ' parrow it against the Detroit Pistons, 2% * é 
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     INTIAC. PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958 
  =   
   
  | Meets Saginaw 
| vin 2-Game Duel Another Defeat Would 
End Title Chances for 
PCH Chiefs 
The two teams which were sup- Pontiac Central Shamrocks Fade After Early Rus 65-44 
jens oT] to 6th SCL Win 
  By H. GUY MOATS 
height and a redhot scoring splurge 
combined for the downfall of Pon-   
    
  "posed tobe the kingpins of the] Saginaw Valley Conference, Pon- 
——“at Sid Saginaw, ‘will how have! = 
to battle each other in order to 
stay in the race. 
A pair of home and Horne games 
Friday and Tuesday could mean ‘ 
the end for either the Gilet, of 
' the Vikings... 
Saginaw with a 3-1 mark in 
the league and a 6-1 season ree- 
ord after last night's 79-71 win Too much experience, too much 4 
their 6th straight league victory, 
their 8th straight overall, 
result of the 67-44 win in PCH's 
gymnasium, 
| start of the 2nd session it was tiac St. Michael's cagers last night. 
Suburban Catholie League-leading 
‘Benedict's Raiders compiled 
as @ 
Fer one period of piay the 
    Raiders get in action again to- 
morrow at St. Clement and are 
  
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Then the superior height of Art 
Massucei’s club and its experi- 
ence began te tell, And fror: the 
almest a sure Raider win, Haif- 
time count was 30-21, a nine-point 
‘Jead for the Highland. Parkers 
which they stretched into 16, 
then to 23 at the end. 
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_ Detroit Pistons return. to 
tonight seeking their 6th — 
t home victory at the De-' 
treit Olympia against the New 
Yerk Knickerbockers. 
Fermer Pontiac High and U. of 
D. star cager will make his ap- 
_ pearance with the Knicks against 
the Pistons. 
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at White City, . i 
Among the matches postponed 
ever Bay City Handy, is in 
three way tie with Flint North. 
érn and Flint Centraj for the svc 
lead, 
The Chiefs, even thoug’ they lost| : Spartow, Gacki, added 28 points to his SCL 
top total, boosted his game average 
over 20 and compiled his best 
iseason's performance with an even 
idozen field goals from all angles. the year honors in the NBA, was 
visiting in Pontiac yesterday, leading contenders for rookie-of- 
He has a 12.7 average with the 
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Kalamazoo in an MU a 43-47 decision to Flint Northern 
last Friday, managed to stay in! 
the race only because of Saginaw’s 
loss. to Flint Central, 
x 
It did prove one thing, that Sag- 
inaw can be beaten in jts own back 
yard, The Chiefs have one advan-   AP Facsimile   tage, if they can beat the Trojans) 
in Saginaw Friday, then they! 
would come back for the battle! 
royal on the PCH court next Tues-| 
day, 
A loss Friday however would | 
just about eliminate the Chiefs. | 
Only a mathematical chance © 
would be left. 
Flint Northern is carrying a hot 
streak of four straight games, and 
Flint Central is still showing) 
strength in winning seven of eight | 
games. A win at Saginaw Friday. 
could put the Chiefs in good posi- 
tien in as much as Northern Cen- 
tral and Saginaw ha: to come to. 
Pontiac in the second half of the 
schedule 
The Trojans ate the tallest team 
in the league, but not the fastest 
It wag Flint Central's hustle and 
speed which caused Saginaw to 
stumble, but by the same token it 
was poor team work which hurt! 
Pontiae in its losses to Northern 
and Central. 
Big Gary Potts, €-feet-5 and 
Willie Thompsen, 6-feet-4, are 
Saginaw’s top board men and 
pointmakers, Thompsen is th ¢ 
Jeague’s leading scorer. His 19 - 
point average is a point better 
than Flint.Central’s Felix Miller. 
Potts and Bob Par'-ers are the 
other double figure shooters on the 
Saginaw. team_each_ hitting better 
than 10 pms a game 
* * 
Pertinc’ s: ie of double figure 
scorers is diminishing. There were 
four players hitting two digits 
when the season started. The loss 
of Hudsen Ray left three, and now 
only Charley Barge and Jim Skin- 
ner barely are hitting 10 points a 
game. 
Barge has a 10.4 average and 
Skinnr 10 points even. Game time | ertson, University of Cincinnati's | RIGHT HEIGHT—Oscar Rob- 
sensational. sophomore basket- | 
ball ace, shows that 6-feet-4 and | 
% inches is his correct height 
and not 6-feet-6 and 6feet-& | 
which has often been given him. | 
He is the nation's top scorer with 
a 32 point average.     
  succi’s 11 helped build up the 2nd 
biggest Score of the season. for 
Raiders. 
Mineweaser's crew with a fine 1% 
point total, followed by Bob Mine- 
weaser with 16, 
‘season, 
against three SCL wins, Hank Dzinski's 12 and Art Mas- 
  * 
Freshman * * 
Art Robak led Bob 
Gacki, Philion and Massucci 
were in contrel of the boards 
most of the time, towering over 
the smaller Shamrocks and get- 
ting away with a big share of | 
the rebounds. 
Loss was Shamrocks’ 2nd of the 
their 2nd in toop play,   ies in minutes played. 
Mims-Boyd Meet Again 
in Middleweight Bout 
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. #—Holly 
Mims, l@-year ing veteran, | 
makes another of his frequent ap-' 
pearances in the City Auditorium 
arena tonight, this time against 
Bobby Boyd of Chicago.. 
* * * 
Boyd, ninth-ranked middle- 
iweight in the nation, hung up a 
decision over Mims in their only 
  
          
  STRIKES AND SPARES 
By doe Wilman 
At a bowling clinic ] conducted 
in Michigan recently, a 130-average 
bowler asked, “Joe, what's the best _ 
strike angle ?‘' That's one question. 
iI run into over and over ajain,: 
and there's no single answer that © 
fills the bill for every bowler. 
A bowler with a consistent hook 
ball, 
find that the best angle for him is 
the one we show today. But a 
bowler with a straight ball should 
release the ball more toward the © 
right corner of the alley if he wants 
a sharper angie into the 1-3 strike 
pocket. 
is 8:00 p.m. Friday night at Sagi-, If you have a big, sweeping hook 
naw, 
Dales Defeat Kalamazoo 
HILSDALE @® — - Jim Reynolds 
dropped. in 22 points in sparking 
a_ 65-55 victory over 
AA basketball 
game last night. 
The Dales, behind 4-31 at ‘half. 
time, found the range early in the 
second period and dominated scor- 
ing through the rest of the contest, 
Bob Brice led Kalamazoo with 
18 points. ball, you should move to the left)” 
and release the ball near the -cen-| 
‘ter of the alley. This will allow - 
ithe ball to roll out a bit to the!” 
Tight before its hooking action! 
brings it back into the pocket. 
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     . Troy became Oaklarid County's 
winningest basketball team and 
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game of a slim area card last Bi-County leader Lake 6 
6, 
The Colts hada more difficult 
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but was pushed hard in that 3rd 
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  | In other games, Fitzgerald 
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the margin to 23-26 en some 
sharp shooting ang rebounding 
before Wayne Figiey’s jump shot 
snapped the string, 
      
     
  -WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958 __ 
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EASY TWO-POINTER — Sandy Morgan made it look easy 
to score a two-pointer as he drove right around Rochester's Bill 
Mason tp score a field goal in the last quarter as Troy pulled away 
in its 47-32 victory, the 8th straight for thé Colts. 
Drake Still Leads Coun’ 
Scorers, Neira Now 3rc Lake Orion's recent dominance'of Clarkston and jumping John 
of the Oakland County scoring race |Herrington of Waterford complete 
was broken up somewhat when the first five with 19.1 and 18.8 Nick Neira was held to nine points 
Friday dropping him to 3rd place 
but his running mate Jim Drake 
still reigns as the leader   ne 
  
averages. Parks’ total of 1 is 
tops in that department. 
OAKLAND COUNTY sCORING 
< to 20 he G TP Arg. Drake was “held” te in th Drake. Lake Orion .. 6 moe 623% 
Dragons’ loss fo Fitzgerald but woos, Madison one - 8 WS SiS 
stil! holds a 23.3 average as against eit. oe —— 
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Ted Follis zoomed all the way ae sconrNc 
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against Holly. He now has a 15,1 wits. armada cesecscs | 30S Bennington Leland pases 19 146 
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ALL-STARS BATTLE — George Yardiey (12) NBA All-Star game at St. 
of “the Detroit Pistons, takes 
rebound from Philadelphia's Paul Arizin in the    ea 
4 "THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ 
    
command of a Kenny Sears (12) of New York and Neil Johns- 
ton of the Warriors watch. The East won, 130-118. With Colleges - ‘Detroit Organization 
Enhance Baseball —-- 
organized 
Colleges” is being set up by the 
The club said the program 
‘initially woulg. involve five 
Michigan universities: Michigan, 
Michigan State, Western Michi- 
Other schools will be added 
when funds are available and 
when baseball programs at the 
institutions qualify, the Tigers 
‘said, 
The program is being adminis- 
called the Detroit Baseball Co. 
Educational Foundation, Inc. 
Trustees include Harvey Hansen, 
Tigers president; John~ Fetzer. 
board: chairman; and Harry M. 
Sisson, executive vice. president, Fosters Foundation to 
~ DETROIT in - “A baseball; 
scolarship ‘program designed ‘‘to 
Hoster—closer—cooperation—between 
baseball and Michigan| 
gan, Detroit and Wayne State. | 
tered by a non-profit organization | 
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JUST LIKE RUSSELL — Rochester center Gene Lothery made 
_like Bill Russell as he took this rebound in the Falcons’ loss at 
Troy last night. Big Chuck Ebersole is the other Rochester boy 
up in the air as Bill Hansen (22) and Dick Booth (32) of Troy ‘Brive ton, 2232. and 2203, 4st       
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AUBURN LANES SUNDAY NITE | 
DOUBLES (MIXED; 
  * * * 
An initial sum of $5,000 was put 
into the foundation by the base- 
ball club; It will be maintained 
in future years by annual grants 
fromthe Tigers_to provide funds 
for aid to a maximum of 20 stu- 
dents in the fund's fourth year of 
operation. 
Hansen said the fund will grow 
to $8,609 annually in four years 
The Tigers president said: 
“This is a no-strings-attached AP Facsimile 
Louls vesterday. 
  
in-playing baseball and further. 
ing their education. Our scho!l- 
arship fund was developed to 
enhance the status of baseball 
as a major sport in colleges and 
universities," 
Each scholarship will be from   LOS ANGELES «—Matchmak- chen and Folley in San Francisco 2:45 p.m., Phoenix time. It be- $200 to $500. based on individual 
er George Parnassus of the Olym- 
pic Auditorium Boxing Club today 
D'Amato to “quit kidding the fight 
fans” of the nation and let his 
world heavyweight ¢ham pion, 
Floyd Patterson, meet a logical 
contender for the title. 
_ * * * 
Parnassus was particularly in- 
censed_when—he read a report. 
from New York quoting D'Amato 
as saying he had never received 
an offer from the Los Angeles 
matchmaker guaranteeing him 
$200,000 for Patterson to meet 
Zora Folley of Arizona in Los An- 
geles this year for the title. 
Parnassus two-days-ago agreed W. Sard St, New York, timed) CLEVELAND  ~— Now that|was 35-31. 
to boost the guarantee to $250,000 Cus lic, D'Amato said “no comment’ March 17 
When this offer was made pub- 
‘and. added that he had never 
-heard of a previous $200,000 offer 
ifrom Parnassus for Patterson to 
box Folley. 
D'Amato said from New York 
that this was probably a bid for 
‘publicity front Parnassus. 
Said the visibly irked Mr. Par: 
stamped by the Western Union, 
dated Jan. 11 from Phoenix, Ariz., 
after a conference with Folley's 
imanager, Bill Swift. 
bd * * 
“Tt is addressed to D'Amato, 211 
  
to meet the winner of the newly 
signed fight between Eddie Me Viking Wrestlers   
Tigers Add Scout 
for South States 
. DETROIT @ — Legrant E. Scott - 
of Birmingham, Ala., has joined 
the Detroit Tigers as a full-time 
scout in the Southern states. 
His appointment brings to 27 the 
number of full-time Tiger scouts. 
“The ét-year ee ott Is - =i = 
eran minor league player and 
manager and has been a scout | 
for the Philadelphia Phillies and 
New York Yankees, |. 
This is an all-time high, says Ed Impress in Loss 
Turning in a strong showing in. 
‘defeat, Walled Lake's Ist year 
jwrestling team dropped a 31-21 
idecision to the defending ‘regional 
champion Berkiey Bears last 
ight. , 
Little 9$7-pounder Bob Terbeck, 
iGary Eskelinen, 133 scored pins 
for the Vikings and Jim Buck and 
Beb Christian took decisions. “IT have a copy of a wire,’ 
Gary Wopdruft. | gins: ‘Dear Cus.’ 
“In the telegram, which cost nie 
($5.49, I made the $200,000 offer 
and 40 per cent of the gate for 
Patterson to meet Folley in May 
or later: in the summer at their 
convenience 
“When D'Amato says he never 
heard of my offer he must be tell- 
rine “= untruth. I don't -want "Class C Lakeside — 
= Takes tst Defeat 
Browns’ Coach The tail-end Viki handed ’ ail- ikings hande 
Says He'll Go league-leading Lakeside its first 
“TET: \defeat of the season last night i 
Along With Plum ‘cass ¢ city tasketball_action at | Madison Junior High. The score need. rules of the NCAA and rules 
of the athletic conference to which 
| the school belongs. One scholar- 
ship a year will be awarded to 
each participating school, 
  |quarterback Tommy O'Connell, * + * 
lhas retired, Cleveland Browns) Rob Elzy of the Vikings and 
|Coach Paul E. Brown says Milt|Lakeside’s Jim Shorter divided ‘Plum “is the fellow thé others | scoring honors with 13 points 
|will have to beat.” japiece. It was the Vikings’ 2nd 
* w |win in seven games. 
Brown, a guest at last night’s! Walled Lake dealt the winless 
Ribs and Roast program here.’ Merchants their 6th setback, 62-39, 
said Plum ‘can throw the ball in a Class -B game. Four Lakers 
and also is big and mobile. jhif double figures, paced by Bill 
_ we * * |Stafford’s 16 points. Bob Hutchins 
| “No, I have tio qualms about made 14 for the Merchants, 
‘going into a season with him as   
| MOTOR INN ithe quarterback.” «| “," 
| O'Connell Jeft the Browns for 8 preerys a backfield coaching post at the Re 1 = 3% 24 «Miller's 29 31 
University of Dlinois. anes’ | OS Cee ln Shaw's 
  
Bob Downie and Tom Ranck all 
had Berkley pins. Walled Lake 
‘now has a 1-2 record.     
{ . * 
Katalinas, director of scouts. PGA Champ Wins 
Students on Probation 
After Cage Tilt Fracas 
WACO, Tex. # — Dean W. C. 
Perry said yesterday Baylor Uni- 
versity has placed three male stu- 
dents on probatioi for their part 
in a fracas after a basketball 
game between the Bears and Tex- 
as A&M Jan. 14, * 
Perry did .not release any 
names, Fighting between rival 
student groups broke out near the 
end of the game, which A& 
_won, S747. = Pro-Am Tourney 
PALM SPRINGS, Calif... (INS)— 
Naional PGA champion Lionel He- 
bert won the $3,000 Desi Arnaz-In- 
dian Wells Invitational p a- 
The Lafayette, La., shotmaker 
captured the one<lay tournament 
yesterday with a sizzling five- 
under-par single-round 66. : 
Bunched one-stroke back were 
Walter Burkemo, Don Fairfield 
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t By H. GUY MOATS 
When the temperature dips the, 
hermometer’s ni€rcury down to- 
. wards the zero mark and the winds erated fin whistle out of the north (at least 
that’s the way it’s supposed to betreign [‘V myriad x * * 
;_specimens from the, Soft weather earlier in the winter 
es of this great sov-|kept the ice on this area's waters 
     ater Wonderland.” It may|unsafe and slowed Up the anglers’)   
  
os 
Oakland County Lakes Hitting Peak for Ice Fishermen 
men (and women, too) turn to the|a lot of fun, say the addicts. 
chilly business of hauling refrig-| ing from five ‘to eight inches on 
most lakes, the sport has come 
into its own the-last week. 
  
  
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Fox Hunters 
in 2nd Sortie Need Changes Along 
       During Weekend’ in Hunting Rules Time for Writin’, Inventin’ the Outdoor Trail 
H. GUY MOATS 
atdoor Editor, Pontiag Press 
  Warm clothing, preferably several 
layers of light, warm garments are 
  Ped ‘ 
  out again this weekend for the sec-| LANSING — Special hunting reg- 
ond sortie against the red-coated uations may be necessary at some | 
predators, arranged by Oakland popular duck marshes for proper | 
County Sportsmen's club members, waterfowl management and better 
headed by Lewis M. Wrenn. \distribution of hunting opportunity. 
As im the dan. 12 hunt, the | * * * 
Sunday affair wil] be helg on an 
area to be announced when the 
hunters convene at OCSC club- 
house at Waterford, prior to start Harry D. Ruhl, chief of the | 
Conservation Department's game 
| division, outlined some possible 
| solutions te Michigan's duck 
of the party. Last hunt was two hunting problems at the January 
miles southwest of Ortonville, - meeting of the state Conservation 
Forty participated in the Jan, 12, Commission. 
hunt and three foxes were taken) Ruhl said a current study of 
by Henry Castle of Birmingham, waterfowl hunting and manage-, 
Dean Pfeffer. of Detroit and Bob ment in Michigan indicates some 
Vesey of Birmingham. ichanges in regulations may be 
Those planning to take part'needed at some of the more popu- 
-should be at the clubhouse at 8:30 lar marshes, such as Wildfowl Bay,| 
  iSebewaing and the St. Clair flats, 
  Seek Sportsmen's Help 
in Saving Dust Bowl By THE ASSOCIATED PRES | Secretary Benson's department 
Sportsmen are being summoned May have. a hot time of it with 
____ to the defense of the Department this second session of the 85th not exactly what we had in mind. 
of Agriculture which at first glance Congress over a number of mat-) 
seems something like ordering a ters. One of them is the soil bank 
* * * 
This is sort of an outbuilding to 
the imposing edifice of agriculture, 
and a late addition at that. If a. 
igeneral conflagration developed, 
State Plants More srznze? worsen have an in | root of the soil bank program. | is on fire. 
But {t's not.   
           
  Make Winter | There isn't a single item in the! items, large and small, that make ™en”’ and tenters usually 
ntire outdoor sporting field, from up the gear of the outdoorsmen, 
bit hunters, and ice fishermen, fish-hooks to double rifles, that/there are many that are the best Prospective spearmsmen should) 
this section of the year is a dry isn't capable of improvement. The obtainable. There is none that is Check with conservation men for 
It perfect. trout fly has yet to be 
hough. Without even invented. No manufacturer makes! 
lazy outdoor clothing that is right in By JACK PATTERSON 
Except for bobcat, fox and 
spell for the outdoorsman. 
needn't be, t 
ery lifting his 
          
    favorite rab-|e 
carcass out of his every respect. The many factors 
roosting that go into making a perfect shot- 'perfect. ; 
So put on your thinking hats, 
without. 
          the field -is-un   
  
pronged oper a- 
tion. First of all 
it is a fine letter-) 
writing period, 
PATTERSON with the Conser- 
vation Department as a likely 
target, a 
* * * 
Now, the department gets a 
good deal of carping criticism of 
its policies and procedures, and 
empty gripings of this sort are 
For example, the supplemen- 
tary winter feeding of deer has 
been hashed over so thoroughly | 
that it is extremely doubtful 
that additional amateur critiques 
on the subject would serve any 
useful purpose. 
But there are some fields in 
which sportsmen’s observations eee 
LANSING — More than 3,166,000) * iy Ge 10 dtalee cl the great, partment is very much interested 
in the following statistics from : : ye é jplains region, for instance, there fish—ineluding 2,560,000 trout — ae | spay te : jare some 11 to 14 million acres) 
re sesigr hail aug gel which Administration testimony be- | 
25 ee ry mpl meat S eh fore a Senate committee last year! 
=o chery-reared Msn .aid ‘cannot be cultivated contin- are grog in waters open 0. uously without serious problems of 
public fishing, to supplement nat- ving erosion.” 
wa = A . Through 1957, nearly 444 million 
iacres of this dust bowl land was) Rainbow .trout led the list, with _, i ot 
some 1,594,800 ‘bows. Other plant-/ tessa trash Milani pss 
ings intluded 709,500 brook trout, . od 137,409 brown trout, 115,600 iake|VCeetation is a slow process, the trout and 3,000 splake trout alse the pair ee estimated ~ ' a i end 0 new grass an 
most aero: nad planted trout <helterbelt plantings had been es- 
In addition to trout. rice Coe * — halt & tt. 
lant: included 34,500 walleyes, . ; 
12.809 northern pike, 11,60) mus.| Af the end of ‘the 1957 sign-up kellunge 95,300 largemouth bass period, nearly 7 million acres had 
1 2 900 smafimouth bass and 132 500 been contracted in the conservation 
bluegilis. ce “reserve nationally, In relation to 
“ | total croplands of 460 million acres, 
lit was_a_tiny percentage, i   
  hunters of ruffed and sharptail 
grouse: Dates and areas hunted,’: 
numbers of birds flushed, hours, 
spent afield, birds shot, whether! 
more or less birds were seen than 
last year.   * * * 
Such reports are extremely valu- 
able in assaying the total grouse 
picture. Cooperators in this pro- 
gram receive timely tips and ad- 
vice on grouse hunting conditions 
which are not otherwise available. 
We said this winter offensive 
is a two-pronged offensive. Aside 
from being a good correspond- 
ence season, winter is also a 
prime inventing season. Prac- 
tically every advancement in 
hunting and fishing equipment 
has come via experiment and 
bright ideas by .sportsm m-   
* * * 
But on the other hand, 7 million| 
acres of permanent cover will pro-| 
'téct a lot of water and give shelter | of Eight Little 
Golden Vizslas 
  ants. 
Only animal of his 
breed in the big PKC dog show, 
Sunday, Falcon von  Schioss- 
Ee Pc mes OCSC Habitat Work | well on The way fo setting up his! | selves. And we're a long way 
to a great many rabbits and fheas- Conservation Men Back 
particular Hence the summons for defense. Nov. 10 UP Deer Season from perfection, today, 
a 
LANSING—The state. Conserva- 
tion Commission has agreed to 
“support” legislation allowing the proerrocemecse) 
(Central Ski eraaga egrand instrue- 
tors at Mt. Holly ski resort, head 
land many years ago. He trained 
own little family dynasty in this 
section | 
* * 
“Fal” as the good /natured, 
golden-costed dog is known to , Upper Peninsula deer hunting sea-' jon the slopes of the Alpines in the   
  : . Pontiac Press Photo 
ALPINE BACKGROUND — A native of Switzerland, who learned 
his skiing on Alpine slopes, and a teacher of many years experience 
is Mt. Holly’s ski professional for the 2nd straight year. Walter Hae- 
feli came to this country in 1938, has been identified with skiing ever 
since. : 
Doubles as Maitre ‘D’ (Becond of a series about Pontiac 
area ski professionals tn a fast 
growing winter sport of this section. 
—Walter Haefeli.) 
By H. GUY MOATS and began his teaching at Sun’ 
Valley, Nine years ago he moved 
te Boyne Mountain and a year 
ago went to Mt. Holly. 
Ses tre-d” in a Detroit restaurant. He 
likes the restaurant business, also 
likes skiing equally well. One of three | newly 
instructor Walter Haefeli has an! x e interesting background that: began At the recent (Dec, 8-14) Cen- 
in his native Switzerland, tral Ski Assn. at Boyne Mt., Haefeli, Dick Perry and Jerry 
Brader of Mt. Holly received cer- 
tificates, giving Mt, Holly the larg- 
est number of CSA certified in- 
structors in Michigan, Mort Grad- ek ke & 
Haefeli began skiing in Switzer- Useful 
49-'mate 
s Family Affair | son to open about Nov. ‘10, Swiss tradition, became a member 
of Swiss national teams around the 
A bill proposing such a change 1935-38 period. dis, resort operator says. , 
Workshop was designed to se- 
his ties friends and others, including 'from. the regular Nov, 15 opener 
Members of OCSC, their fami- was expected to be introduced cure more uniform methods of ski 
instruction.   In 1938 he came to this country better than heavy apparel. Well- 
jinsulated rubber or waterproof 
|Korean-type boots will keep the 
'feet warm.   * « * 
| Type of fishing is up to the ang- 
ler. He can dig a hole, rig a tipup, 
or simply cut a hole, sit on a 
box and fish with a small, light 
|rod tip — for. panfish. The “‘shanty-   spearers, seeking the big pike. 
\waters available for such sport. 
Conservation officers warn 
men, and come up with a decoy) anglers to keep their autos off 
paint that won't ever shine, or a) the ice, as a precautionary safe- | 
rain jacket that doesn’t rain in-| ty matter. In other years cars 
side worse than the downpour) have broken through the ice. 
Or a wader sole that 
won't slip on ANYTHING, or— Special activities are under way a htole in the ice open. This kind), 
‘fot weather, however, hasn't caused: 
too much trouble from that score. 4 ia * < if : : no ; wd 
©  — Foentise Press Photes by Ron Wagman/ ag sects 
March 1, also extend from 6 to 
10 years the period in which li- 
censed dealers are required to keep records of all acquisitions 
and sales of firearms. 
: _ _ In drawing up the new regula- 
on most: all northern lakes, such| tons. the revere een arened as the “Tip-Up Town’ festivities en ar fom tote: at Lake, last. weekend, |°PPosition last. year fanaa “$meltania” at Charlevoix (not too focenas a aos — 
‘good just now); Crystal Lake, near} ~~ a a 
Frankfort; “Perchville” at Tawas, 
on Sebewaing Bay, Lake St. Clair 
“big ones have: 
been taken), and other spots. . 
* * * 
Lucky anglers around here (see 
picturs above) included: from left 
— (1) Carl Munrow, 2329 Whit- 
more drive, Maceday Lake, with 
northerns, at Harsen’s|   
were from 35 to 37 inches long, 
weighed 18, 25 and 19 eysardary 
taken in shallow water (1 s): 
(2) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pry-| A third plan would have re- omski, 8226 Highland road, boat quired the signatures of al] pur- 
Jivery operators at Pontiac Lake,|°>asers of such weapons, or of 
‘had some nice fish; (3) Mr. and ®™munition for them. 
\Mrs. R. Jessman, 3245 Griffith,; Some of the opposition grew out 
\Berkley, took four nice pike from,of reports—denied by officials— 
their shanty on a county lake; (4),that the proposed regulations 
Curtis Frank of Royal Oak, fished would require registration by all 
from a collapsible tent with a/owners of firearms. Fhere were 
wooden floor. He didn't have foo'Protests that the proposals would 
much luck : jtreat as potential criminals all 
4 * * ‘persons who use guns for recrea- 
; ; . ton. 
Others who did OK included! But police groups backed the {Therm Taylor, of 5611 Cruse, ‘OX-| proposals, saying they would hel 
bow (shanty on Oxbow Lake), @j. (aontituine . . y jin identifying firearms. 
| Pee) SOlunar Table |Clarkgon, 629 Central, Lake Orion, 
'Spound-4t-ounce pike, fishing on| Here are John Alden Knight's ‘Lake Orion. solunar periods for the Pontiac     
  
\Lake Orion, 15-inch perch, and 
  
  
  NEW YORK @ — This official 
of an outboard motor company was 
talking at the National Motor   
  Winged Visitors 
Return to Area 
for Third Year 
For the third straight winter a 
company of about 20 unusually 
‘colored birds have returned to the 
home of Mrs. Elaine Daugherty, 
79056: -Pontiac—-Lake “road “Mrs: 
ays. she has not} 
learned the identity of the winged 
visitors. They return at the same 
time each year. 
. ‘These birds have come back 
jhere three years now,”’ she says. «   _|“They are about the size of a 
robin, have a stubby white beak 
‘and a black head, the black | 
terminating in a ‘V’ on the back 
of the neck. Below that the color) 
4is-a rusty orange and underparts} 
are yellow. 
scallops.” : 
“T'yve wondered if anyone else 
has seen these birds, and if they 
know the species,’ says Mrs. 
Daugherty. 
‘Audubons’ Arrange 
Annual Conference -—~Amual sta 
Michigan Audubon Society takes 
place at Battle Creek in-kKingman 
Museum of Natural History, this 
weekend. Sessions open at 3:30 
arate Friday, conclude Saturday 
ent, Wings bear black 
  te conference for the)   
  National Sports Institution ey Uh ae oak Ge 
More Than Five Million | #22. 32 38 0 #3 
Outboard Boats in U.S. |{ see us topay!   
‘ MERCURY OWNERS 
Motor Boat Show, and trying to] Bring your car here for service! 
,hide -his enthusiasm. Business is) 
    | good. i. Seles and Service | “They are comparatively cheap 400 N. Main Rechester OF 1-914 
|to buy and cheap to maintain,” he —— —   
|said. “I wouki say the upkeep of 
‘an outboard used for pleasure 
would be less than $40 a year. SKATING NIGHTLY 
     
    
       Wed. Thru Sun. 8-11 “For one thing, when you want [| Sat. and Sun. Matinees to-have an outboard checked 2-4:30 P. M. over or repaired, you just take 
| it to a mechanic. With inboards | 
= mechanic: has te go to the | :.” Monday and Tuesday Nites 
Available {or Private 
Parties or Groups 
“ 
      
000 are outboards. They’ve become. 
practically a national institution.| 
Another factor in their growing’ 
popularity, aside from the econo-| 
my of cost and operation, is the 
ease with which they may be trans-' 
ported. ° | 
“The increase in the number of 
automobile trailers has been a big! 
boon,” the outboard man pointed 
out. “With such trailers a boat,| 
with motor attached, can be cart-!    
       
      
          
               
       
    
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Felt, 2150 Ostrum, Pontiac, is the the Saturday habitat improvement] ©s'slature. 4 BRAKE 
poppa of sels hing aaa — _work bee at Holly Recreation Area, : +> Car & Track Rentals : ; Ss 
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of Odd. Shape, Size 
The Giy Commission last night 
junked its complicated formula for 
setting up special assessments on Ape! ex, Delictous, bu 
* edd-shaped Jots and put the prob- APP : 
lem into the lap of -the city as- Appies. Northern Spy, bu. ..... 
S@ssor. 
* * * 
“The City Charter provides that 
the assessor should use his own Celery. 
discretion to adjust inequities peezs ibchs. 
size or _— 
Manager rometoes, hothouse, ake 8 a caused by the peculiar 
shape ef a lot.” City City Commission Junks 
Formula for Property   
    Detroit Bureau of Markets, as 
Monday. 
moderated. 
  Produce 
Fraite 94 50 
ppiea, Jonathan, bu. 
Apples, McIntosb, ou. 
  Vegetables 
Beets, topped, BU. ..-...cseeeeee: poy Federal Reserve Board lowered 
Garreck vepped. a +e the discount rate at the Philadel- 
  root idee) .. ae 
Horseradish px basket ....-+. 
GOB cee i eecen see * * * Gains of key stocks were from 
‘fractions to about a point. There 
‘were a few small losers. 
1 3,00) ' 330 Money-easing steps announced 
- 325 after yesterday's close prompted hit. 
. the initia] burst of enthusiasm. The 
18° phia Reserve Bank to 2% per cent 
: 15e-from 3 per cent. This was followed 
‘by a drop in the prime rate by 
335 some leading banks to 4 per cent fet Spurs, 
Then Eases Up NEW YORK i — The Stock 
Market spurte abead in a burst of 
heavy early trading today, then and probable timetable of the busi- By SAM DAWSON 
NEW YORK’ — President Ei- 
senhower's views of the extent 
ness recession are at odds with 
those of some economic advisers 
of industry. 
* * * 
_Ags presented in Monday’s Eco- 
nomic Report, 
holds: 
1, The slump began sooner -and 
~harder-than his advisers had 
told him to expect and 
ably with the timetable stepped 
up, the recovery should come ear- 
lier, too. 
2. Some chief strong points in 
the economy haven’t been hit 
— and will quickly ontweigh ~ 
  
  Walter K. Willman pointed out 
‘at least a score of property own- 
ers who last year complained 
about thir assessments fer pub- 
lie imprevements. 
The Commission decided 
complaints to City Assessor W. R_ 
Ransom for pdssible adjustment 
* * * 
How many owners of odd-shaped . 
lots would take advantage of this 
offer was a matter of conjecture 
Jast nipRt. as conmissioners came 3, “4% 
to the conclusion that the formula, 
painstakingly drawn up last fall 
was unworkabic: 
“We simply cannot take inte 
account in one formula every pos- 
sible variation in lot size,” Com- 
missioner John A. Dugan ob- 
served. ; 
The problem arises because city 
assesstnents are based on a per- 
frontage foot basis and not on 
total square footage. Some prop 
erty owners, whose odd-shaped lots 
have a higher percentage of front- 
agi 
lot. have complained that they are 
being assessed too much. 
slaughter steers active and strong. cows Admiral] . «. 17 Inter™mk Ir , 21 
active and stromg around five loads of Alr Reduc ., $26 Int Bua Mch 314 
low to average choice 1050 to 1215 Allied Ch ..,.. 166 Int Shoe 46 
pound slaughter steers 2600 to 2750.'Allis Chal... .. 21 int Tel & Tel = 
most standard to goed grades 2350 to Alum Ltd .. .. 293 Jacobs 25560. utility mixed offerings 1750 to Alcoa - + 613° Jonns Man . a 
20.00, utility cows 1850 to 1700, around A™AIrtn .... 173 Jones & L | 408 - A three loads utility cows at 1700: can- pppoe . as Kimb Clk . us 
ers and cutters 1260 to 16060, indivi- Am Gone Ei ait Kresge, 88 . 
du al thin canner cow down to 11.00, one am M&Pdy __ 15 LOP Glass 
load cholce €08 pound yearlings stock am Metal "18 Lit McN&L 9 
steers 27 00 Am Motors 2? Ligg & My 
; Calves, salable, 50° Market not fully am NW Gas Lockh Aire 
. established tAm News ._. =; Loew's 14 
. Sheep salabie _ 300 A few limited early am Rad .. 126 Lone 8 Cem . 112 
CHICAGO. uw — Grain futures sales steady mot enough offered to give Am Seating , 234 Lertilard 346 
tt price quotations Are Sepeit -. 983 Maek Tre . 24) drifted mostly lower on the Board Am Tel & Tel 1724 Manning 236 et Trade in a licht tr sie today Ae Tob 806 Martin Co . 48 8 
a * y Niccows a “ ay D Stra . a 2 
ond . 412 Mead € ; aoe } peat ° st 466 Merck Z . Jot 
Volume was acta in all ee in Armou r “ Co 136 Mergen Lino 331 
early dn alings and there were Atomics 133 he “eer on a VF = 
important developments to aieet on labor’ S Power ae Cat Line dU Minn P&L tl efin ‘san 
the trade to any substantial ex. Avco Mir 1 Cooee SS 363 
tent in either direction pate ee ee Mot Wh 4 
mer ; Nat Bise a4 : | N 4 P— Benguet $-16 : New ecrep wheat futures con- | nee ae Bore Spoke Rom ea Leja ioral! s - i a air 
tinued weak, influenced by pros- Hatil Mectattsts Mog 8 [ta periee eS ek Mak oye 2. 8 5 : Bee has called for legislation to Be" "+ 634 Nat Lead 975 
ote bee Oe Site be break up what he termed the con- Bere Warn aed NY Centrat | 152) Southwest winter wheat belt. \ Briggs "g Nia M : : : -eentration ef peer on taher +wn-Bron ee 34 Nort West Pf 
lleavy supplie om, mich s. Budd Co 19q¢ No Am Av i ‘ eavy supplies of cx . ch of ioe - Burrough 30.1 Nor Pac 456 
it with a high moisture content. Collective bargaining relation. Campbd Soup .. 384 Nor Sta Pw | 175 
. continued to depress future prices. ships are now almost as un- Gah pir 384 Best Alrtin . 12 
Liquidation and stop loess selling balanced in favor of labor as they Capital Air! .. 143° Oliver Cp : i ~ ‘Carrier Cp ... 38 Owens Sng continued once were the other way,’’ Romney Case JI 184 Owens Il} Gi Man - ; : “ ad ‘4 ae ae teac, Cb ... 614 - ak The weather is still not cold told 300 clergymen at the Michigan Geter rar --- $24 eos on hr ts 
enough to dry out corn and until a Pastors Conference yesterday. Chrysler 541 pan Epl : Citte ve * i 
real cold wave for an extended. x * * [Clark Revip .. 40 Ferem Pies os ‘ : 
period arrives, heavy marketings’ The AMC president described Couette ere ae Penney JC .. $7.41 ar me a cceiye are expected. General Motors as the ‘‘World coe ee Seale ral Peps! Cola .., 221 
> * + ‘Champion of American Industry”’ Coes OS Pheipa Dats. Rye turned lower, influenced by and said it is a ‘'sitting duck” as Con aig "482 ~Phileo 13.5 
Philip Mor 45 action in wheat, with commission /far as forthcoming contract nego- Con § pals, Goal erin pet ? 
houses on the buying side and lo- ‘tiations with the UAW are con-.C Pw Pf 144) Se that, 
anyone billed in the 1957 special pe:roit, 
assessment program could take his Lior 
‘oO 
than in a normal rectangular Turi; ‘opped ot: 
Onions, Dry; 40-ib A es 1.75 
Parsiey, Root iocis} doz - 13 
Parana +7 ou pret 
+ Potatoes, fx eg — 
\Radishes. hothouse ‘bchs.+ dos. 1.50 
Squash, Delcicus  u , th 
Poultry 
DETROIT EGGS 
DETROIT Jan 72 ‘AP; -- Eggs. FOB 
cases included, federai - state; 
Whites, garde A. jumbo, 80. extra) large. 44. large, 40-43. weighted average 
    5 an ae ge ere > *)* ‘pressed by the éarlier timetable 
browns. grad: A a large, oe large. Steels, motors, utilities, nonfer-| of the lump and the changes in 0-42, \ av. 4 medium ama = 2 A 
trade Barge, 38°, - 39, wid av, TOUS metals, chemicals and oils. public thinking wrought by Sput- 
38), checks 29 wi a moved forward. Motors were nik, thinks the turn will come with imerciaily graded 4 ‘ = - 
a jum ee ee 840. marge. Mixed and rails showed scant Easter. 
1-39'y d large change , have itched. thei — ae chi nge o. But many have switched. their! 
lapee 37-39 = iarege +. «medium » ideas from midsummer to some- 
3-342 smal 32, grade B. large, 34 Bethlehem canceled an initial.time around Thanksgiving or 
DETROIT POULTRY fractional advance. General Mo- Christmas. 
DETROIT Jan 22 :AP Prices paid ee aon tne ee after = slight * * 4 
for Me 1 top Quality poultry up te Dbuige to e upside. y ee pos ea: : i ; When looking at—any guessing. 
Hens heavy type 24-25 leht type. Fractionally higher were U. S. along those lines these days, re- 12-13. heavy type, broilers or fryers. Geo, ~ - " as - 
Z'a § Ths whites, 22-23. barred focks stee I, Chrysler, Goodric h. Douglas member: 
g4 capon ettes under S ths. 23-24. Aircraft, Consolidated Edison, In- This is an election year. 
ee ternational Telephone, Kennecott. in and out of Washington one oh: | ee American Smelting, Air Reduction,, wil] stress anything that makes 
Livestock General Electric, Lorillard, Lig- the business and employment pic- primort Livesrock gett & Myers, Pennsylvania Rail- ture look bad, perhaps even worse | 
DET SOE TIENEN TCC road, Standard Oil (New Jersey), than it is. The other side will call! DETROIT Jan 22 «iAP Hogs Johns-Manv ille 
salable. 300 Not enough in early supply 
test the market 
Cattle salable. 500 Bulk eariy supply 
slaughter cows a good showing of utility 
cows in supply. around six loads ef iow 
to average choice slaughter steers in 
early receipts. the balance utility to 
good mixed offerings, opening trade on 
    
  Pr . & , . 
eals selling. Spreading operations cerned. [peat Come te it G = 62 its service employes continued this. — - asd a pontine expenses. Travis suggested that a code be 
were apparent, with many traders’ - fe asserted that no auto com. <2"! Mo! oe ee On week with the administration aed r city employes “Our average starting rates are Set up similar to one adopted by 
selling May and buying the July pany can bargain on an even ba- Cope Rng | 182 Repub sil.” a2 4 taining for the first time that hos-) 4, eadon is seeking Blue ‘about 7.5 per cent higher than the the American Society of Mechani-. 
contract. sis with the UAW because of the (Curtis Pa. 42 Rex Drug . . 91 pital workers should be considered! o., and pay increases ‘average ofall hospitals in the De-/cal- _DetroR snd many 
power it wields. | Deere .. 294 Rey Tob B . 674 Separately from other city eM) which, if policy were fol- troit area and our average maxi-|other cities have adopted ordi-| ie a 92 i Sp q . . 
oop. , [Doug Alte. e842 Royal Dec. 1 6|Ooe™ lowed, wolff correspond to the mum rates are about three per/nances based on this code, he 
Grain: Prices etree fo ie unsoms roponed Boric rk Sulit ty | Hz, Seving that the hospital's past| ety's cost-otting tneresen leat |cent higher,” Flath added, |asid cacace Gai profi sali p ap omacy sai Rant ae E bed Bt Reg Pap” -“ 28.6 policy “ eee aa city’s lead) month. As an example of the “lack of 
: an Ae ai in granting cost-of-living pay in- : o balance” in the hospital's wage “ ‘AP nis El & Mus 41 8 Roeb .. 264 ‘3 ge eRe AGO. tan. 32 NAF). — Opening “Tt is getting so labor is basing’ gmer Rad +5 Shell Ol, 62.2 creases has resulted in hospital job This amounted to a $130-a-year scales, Flath cited the case of a 
Wheat Os its demands on Hartow H. Curtice’s!Erle RR... 81 Binclalr - $2 rates “that are completely out of/boost on wages up to $4,300.and a janitor with many_ years. seniori-| 
ne eS ep 35:3: General-Motors president) salary. Paire—Mer___- 4 Southern Co! 3t4-batance;"”-hospital-director Cart Et eeer ae ame Se — Oe) deeeoaas 1°. diy... ss, 6°, aml General Motors profits. This TEirestone a) Sou Ry ’ 32 |Flath said, “hospit y hould Lehane aha a : ae ; : é 4 8 y pital wages shou 
D - re . rk ros, sets off a pattern chain reaction Ford Mot 406 ao ai be considered solely on the basis: Flath noted that as a result of “Because of a long series ot conn Mav oe 2°. in the automotive business without Pree?" Gel 706 Rta On Cat 2 of the hospital industry.” following the city’s wage policy in| flat wage adjustments over the 
cee ‘oa / i regard to economic factors.” Gardner Dem gin Std eh ee a ail Flath indicated thi ld be hi “the past, Pontiac General's wages! years, this janitor makes almost 
oo, ee Ao, ee Be i Sa On On ae e = an? Bs woul WS" generally are higher than at other’ as, much money as his depart- } s a ; ; len Rie. os Stevens ar wt ae esl a i ntatives of hospitals. ment head, who is in charge of 
ae t LAW president Walter F Peu- aye Lie te oe “6 4 : : lac Loca ns of the American “Our wages already are 16.8 per one of our biggest departments.” 
= * ther, in a speech before the mun- Gen Morors "51 Swill k co. 31g Federation of State, County and cont higher than at other hospitals ° nny oa er ; , isters group Monday, cited -Cur- Gen Tl 42 Rviv El Pd 382 Muriicipal Employes, which repre- in the Detroit area and nationally Fiath said he is proposing a new 
Van Wagoner Named tice’s salary in an explanation of Gen Tire : 282 Tex G ‘sal at sents about 50 per cent of the hos- _in a comparison of the eumber acacia Ng Niger oye and 
. erber Prod ‘a4 Textron ; Bt te = a labor s that would a to 
_ ‘Ambassador’ for State the en ‘ reasons for proposing, Gilles Ss Geealey = a2 /P ars ae pre of employes for each patient,_wel 5 new. emplayes. oe - that have to be whispered about ) the profit-sharing plan as part of) loca. sia Trantamer 63) * stood forty-fourth highest out of! «r¢ j¢ is put into effect,” he said FERNDALE. — Murray D. Van its 1958 collective bargaining Pro-| Goodyear oc Pee : = The jocal president, Mrs. Eula) 77 hospitals,’ Flath said. ‘ithe israel wages ‘thowd be 
Wagoner, vice president of Byrne gram. Gran Paige .. 12 un Pac 4 (Riggs, decline to comment spe- In this same study of 77 public . with a in Fernd: ' == - . Unit Air Ein 26 : back in focus in about three Doors, Inc, in Ferndale and for-| = Grevhound 1S Unit Aire |. 55 ” Ss SS higan, was os Here Renee 38 UnGar Cp. 397 trend j ti Se ke! Free 3 Yea among more “industrial am as. § pD N d comes 35 US Lines >? Down rend in Op 1 i = | : Htok = ui In 7 ; ' ’ ' 
sadors’ for Michigan announced u CrviSor ame Hook "Pt ae wou ee. Desa eee . : ones 
by Gov. Williams today. b G n . Westg EF! 3 : Indust Ray . 165 Wilson. & Co he ED I] Sh C usine 0 es . 7 | emprsics ee nue resi y eneral Motors [Inland it eee Te asst Bh & a5 n 1 | O ows onsumers . 5S in Pontiac. They're 
—— frem throughout the state, they'll | |Inspir Cop . . 292 | = t 
       
     
   
   
   
   
         
      carry the story of Michigan's in- 
dustrial advantages on their trav- 
cis to Other sections of the coun- 
try, 
‘Another group was appointed. 
earlier this month and others will | 
be named in ensuing weeks until 
—“ the corps of ambassadors reaches 
425.   
                 
       
       
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ee _|with the General 
  Promotion of Raymond E. Hayes, 
of 1321 Suffield Ave., Birmingham, | from 4% per cent, 
in later trades. 
Lines, wre bh. early gains_was American- Tele- 
_ phone which leaped 244 te 174 on 
an opening block of 2,000 shares. 
Brokers said the stock now 
seemed more attractive in view 
| of the easing of money and its 
steady $9 dividend. “Telephone” | 
reduced its gain to about a point | greater defense spending will 
ISoont certain affected 18 
the President |] 
hose that were — with two new | 
  chances new upsurge 
coe 
Most nongovernment 
and business leaders agree thet 
the current phase of trimming in- 
ventories ends, when capital goods 
makers report their backlog of or- 
ders has stopped falling and new 
orders: have started to appear 
i. |more " now 
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The President on 
rising outlays b} state and local 
and on increased   
Tke, Economists in Industry. at Odds « on. Recession 
then. the new business bos will 
born. 
fear spending this year; . the evidence dies ts eee 4 Oe 
ee Siete Gat kane tare ghee 
of the economy. 
3) fA. 
But what worries them is the 
fairly sharp cut in plans for such 
of wavering confidence shown by 
the hand to mouth ordering of re- 
tailers and wholesalers as well as 
the trimming of manufacturing in- 
ventories; and the lack of confi-| dodge 
dence shown by many stock mark- 
et traders, with its repercussions 
on public psychology. Everyone hopes the President is 
right—buf some are waiting to     corporate programs for expansion 
and construction. = 
Ti cpes eakees go tant dere} 
Chairman Neil Staebler last night as “just another step in the des- 
serene 
dodge responsibility for the nation- 
wide recession, caused by Repub- 
lican hard-money policies.” 
Staebler leveled his attack -at 
men who addressed Republican 
oe dinners across the state.   see. 
  
  1 [tactars. enlarged defenae apending 
and recently liberalized credit, al) 
ready being felt. 
The administration is counting 
on a reversal in the business and 
employment trends before the 
Fourth of July. 
In industry the guessing was 
along that line, too, until recently. 
Now a handful, doubtless im- 
    
New York Stocks ‘Late Morning 
Pit Plate G Quotations) 
STOCK AVERAGES Old Soldier Will Celebrate Quietly   
NEW YORK (®—Gen. Douglas 
MacArthur — who once said, “Old 
soldiers never die, they just fade 
away’ — will quietly celebrate 
his 78th birthday Sunday. 
* * * 
An aide sdid MacArthur will 
ispend the day with his family at 
itheir Waldorf Towers apartment 
‘and then attend a dinner party 
;given for him by members of his 
|World | War Ii staff.   MacArthur to Turn 78 Sunday 3 The ‘center of stormy contro- 
versy seven years ago when Pres- 
ident Truman recalled him from 
the Far East, MacArthur has be- 
come increasingly ‘shy of the pub- 
lic limelight in recent years. The 
aide said there are no prospects signed military duties, he is board 
chairman of Sperry-Rane Corp. 
«It was after Truman fired him 
as supreme Allied commander in 
the Far East in 1951 that Mac- 
Arthur made his famous ‘Old Sol- 
dier’’ speech. He and Truman dis-   jof a news conference or even a 
statement on his birthday. 
MacArthur's health is “excel- 
‘lent,’ the aide said. Carried on 
ithe Army’s active list without as-     
aoa Unemployment Up 
94,000:in Michigan 
DETROIT uw — State unemploy-| Economy Hits 
Detroit Schools, 
Fire, Policemen 
and United Air attention to the strong points and ment increased by 94,000 between| DETROIT (INS) — The **shot- 
iglow with optimism about the mid-December and mid-January, &un'’ economy drive of Detroit Ma- 
  * 
Firestone Develops 
No-Flat Spare Tire 
AKRON, Ohio (#—The Firestone 
iTire & Rubber Co. today an- 
jnounced development of a 
space of a fifth tire. 
The tire—a thin steel disk with. 
a smooth, two-inch solid’ rubber 
tread—is capable of taking a mo-| 
torist 100 miles for permanent re-| 
pairs to a punctured tire, accord-| 
" 7 ing to W. E, Lyon, director of tire, 
‘ engineering and development at 
Firestone. 
It can be installed simply by at- 
82 4 taching it, with the wheel bolts, to. 
the outside of the damaged tire. 
‘ed by majer automobile manufac- -ac cording to the Michigan Employ- yor Louis C. 
Security Commission results yoreruay |ment 
(MESC). 
* * * 
The agency estimated the Jan. Miriani had these 
a 
— A gymnasium closing affect- 
‘ing at least 60 basketball squads 
15 jobless figure at 325,000—about from the Catholic youth organiza- 
11 per cent of the state’s labor,tion, one Lutheran high school and 
force—compared with 231,000 idle some smaller leagues. 
‘Dec. 15. 
. “spare, pany layoffs accounted for much | 
: a tire’ that can't go flat and which of the increase although it added sistant chiefs — were abolished. 
149 takes less than one-third the trunk’ that retail and service trades also 
were hit hard. 
The MESC said the current 
.joblesa figure js close to the post- 
war peak of 350,009 reached 
the 1949 recession period. 
Unemployment in the metropoli- 
tan Detroit area increased from 
| 135,000 Dec. 15 to 190,000 Jan. 15, 
‘the agency reported. in es Four top fire department of- 
MESC spokesmen said auto com-| ificials were forced into retirement; 
the jobs of three of them — as- 
— Police funds were slashed 
| by $553,000; the mayor reer an 
} eartier cut was not enough and 
| asked further reductions amount- 
ing to $242,000, 
| — Thirty-nine probationary fire- 
men and seven additional em- 
ployes wil] be laid off. 
— Loyalty Committée  Chair-| 
‘man Alfred A. May was asked by! 
The commission said its figures|the Mayor to report on whetber | 
jwere “provisional” and. were pri-| paid employes can be reduced from 
Lyon said the new tire, known) ‘marily on publicized layoff reports six to two or three. 
: Ba 2.as the perma spare, is being test- | and the number of jobless workers: 
applying for state unemployment 
‘compensation. * * * 
'may be discontinued 
  turers. 
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«' Hospital Negotiations Continue   
Wages Said Out of Balance — 
Negotiations for a new annual 
working agreement between Pon- iccealty on Filath'’s proposal. She 
observed, however, that “we are 
  
  
  
Comnitled by Th A jat | 
to supervisor of field relations ac-Jan. 22 © Associated see 
301535 ee jae Be =A wet cy Indust Rails Uti. eke | ANN, “ARBOR wm — Americans & change : +2 + 4 gro 
ba Relations Noon Wed. 238.9 ae 731 161.0 have ny ore | worried about or Prev day 2393 863 749 160¢@ the business outlook and their per- 
was an- ee ago . 2383 439 746 195.4 on by G Month “ago 2300 7846 717 153 9,004! financial situation in the past ned ry Gen- j Year a0 Re me oe 127.9 38 176.7|\six months, ore : -f rig 0 134.7 15 88) es a otors Corp. 1957-58 low 22960 182 @62 iso, This is the substance of a survey oday. : isse high ned Joa ae mt Siof consumer attitudes and inclina- 
Hayes joined Saye 8 CC tions prepared by the University 
General Motors in DETROIT STOCKS of Michigan's Survey Research 
1939 as a lecturer 
  Motots Parade of 
|Progress. In 1947 
he served as as- 
sistant Western Regional HAYES 
Public 
RelAtions manager in San Fran-!tre 
cisco and was later promoted to: 
regional manager in Los Angeles. 
In 1954 he was placed in charge 
of the Club program in Detroit. 
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William E. Hamilton, Detroit, who Hayes replaces, will be in 
charge of plant city and field rela- Pd Co 
*No sale; bid and asked. 
Vets Defend Trust Fund - 
GRAND RAPIDS (»—Command- 
1p see we aR tna“. et “UH 
2 i i 
  Lake 
_ FE 5-6159 White pine 
‘American conifers growing east of} 
the Rocky Mountains. 
specimens stagd from 90 to 150 feet 
eet. some occasionally reach 200 
ifeet., tions activities. T. Morley Warren, 
of Detroit will replace Hayes.   
is the largest of 
Fullgrown 
financial crisis, ler. Richard Oele of Michigan Amer- 
ican Veterans of World War II 
(Amvets) says he will call the_or- 
ganization’s executive committee 
next month to map plans for op- Nephier Co.) Center for the last month and a/The 
Figures Ape eectant oo ae Laps Udon half of 1957. It represents a nation- 
& 
Allen Elec & Equip Co . * 28 26 al cross-section of 1,475 adults. * Baldwin Rubber Co .... * 13 14 
Ros Gear Co... 2 2t 25 x ke Oo L. Oj em Co i 13 44 ~t 7 Rowell Exe Mae ce 5 one The survey cited _ unfavorable 
Pen Metal Pd Co ...., % 104 105/economic news and adverse per- 
Rady Mie Co ae “74 (sonal experience for the pes- 
i Edison Co ..... 3 oT} 1 tsimism, Wayne Screw © 21 3 
“This information has given 
rise to werries and teelings of 
uncertainty and has lowered con- 
sumer’s inclinations to purchase 
houses and automobiles,” the 
survey said, 
The start of a downtrend in con- 
sumer optimism was noted in a 
similar survey last June. But the 
new survey pointed to further   posing any proposal that the legis- 
lature take over the state's 50 
million dollar Veterans Trust Fund 
to ease a present governmental   i weakening In consumer confi-| confi- 
dence, 
  Worri ed Over Business 
eae ie jenny than they ¢ did 
a year or two ago about their per- 
sonal welfare and prospects, the 
national business situation and the 
stock market conditions, the sur- 
vey said, 
It added ‘that a high level of 
consumer confidence and _satis- 
faction prevailed in 1955 and 1956. 
survey said this condition 
caused deterioration in consumer 
sentiment over the past year. 
There was an occasional opti- 
mistic note in the report. More 
than half those queried said ‘on 
the whole, times will be good in 
1958.” This was a drop from 75 
per cent in 1956’s year-end sur- 
vey. 
--Many consumers told the sur- 
veyors the recession is something 
that already has happened rather 
ture, The ‘survey ‘copsidered this 
feeling reassuring. 
It said the most common ex- 
pectation was that business condi- 
tions would remain about status 
quo for. a year. The term t'too|even 
_{uncertain”” | only occured. in con. |’   
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Consumers in all major income | 
brackets now expressed them- nection with house-buying,, the sur- than something to fear in the fu-|him $100 or 10 days in jail. hospitals, he said, Pentiac Gen- 
eral was highest in a comparison 
. aa tiac General Hospital and most of city employes and expect to be of total wages to total hospital ~ in’ Detroit,— concen 
Cuecua: (R-Arizona), who spoke 
“number one antilabor hatchet- 
man’ of the Michigan GOP. 
Unemployment in Michigan — 
has risen to 320,000, Staebler 
said, but Goldwater failed to 
mention the state’s economic 
distress or express sympathy 
for it. 
“his slanderous remarks about 
Michigan industrial ¢}imate.” 
Doubtless, he said, “they will be 
widely repeated around the coun-   agreed on’ whether the Korean 
War should be carried to the Red 
China mainland.. Tuman saw that 
as posing a threat of general war. 
The birthday party with mem- 
bers of his Pacific Theater staff 
has become a tradition. The par- 
ty this year will be the 12th ar-! + 
ranged by retired Maj. Gén: L. J 
Sverdrup of St. Louis. 
Eye Ordinance 
on Refrigeration City Commission OKs, 
Meeting to Study Need 
for Regulations 
  At the request of the newly- 
formed Pontiac-Oakland County 
Refrigeration Association, the city 
is studying the possibility of a new 
| ordinance that would regulate re-   The Democratic chieftain also 
blaster Sen. Charles E. Potter 
(R-Mich), citing-published reports 
which quoted him as endorsing 
Goldwater’s ‘‘smear against Mich- 
igan’s reputation and his abusive 
tirade against the inteilligence of 
the people who work hard.” 
  
Colorado Couple 
|Adopting Orphan 
of Korean War 
Petotces ( — On his dark- 
thatched head was a red cowbov 
that“ In his hands he clutched 
some chewing gum, a coloring 
book and two toy automobiles. 
_This was Sang Laki Lee, 3-year- 
old American-to-be. 
But yesterday, he was just a 
little Korean boy in a strange 
land, meeting for the first time 
the couple who'll be his mother 
and dad. 
  installations, 
City commissioners last night |, 
authorized. City Manager W. alter, 
'K. Willman to arrange a meeting | 
|between the association’ and such 
leity administrative heads as the | 
| 
ifire chief, city attorney, engineer: 
jand fire marshal. 
The association president, De- 
ward Travis, told commissioners 
| an ordinance, similar to one 
| trical trades, is needed primari- 
ely to provide safety factors. 
Travis, of 1191_Cherrylawn Dr., 
larger, commercial-type installa- 
tions. 
'plosive gases used in refrigera- 
tion,” he explained. “The city 
should set up —- té min- 
imize their danges,"* 
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  + frigeration—~and —_ air-eonditioning <q. 
‘said he was not referring to small 
_|home instaNations but rather to 
“There are poisonous and ex-   ‘Sam and Jeanette Thornhill of 
‘Grand Junction, Colo., completed 
jong journey from his home at 
pied South Korea. His future 
|parents were at Stapleton Airport 
jto meet him when his plane land- | 
As he thumped down a loading 
ramp, his hand fn that of a flight 
‘engineer, Mrs. Thornhills eyes 
\moistened. She knelt. 
“Is this my boy?" she whisp- 
— Paid women crossing guards governing the plumbing and elec- ered ely 
| * cs 
| She ei his forehead. 
| “I've been waiting a long, long 
time." 
Then Mrs. Thornhill cried. 
lent. He speaks no English. 
His future father approached. 
“This is going to be your new 
sister, Sang,’" he said, holding up 
the Thornhills’ lIl-month-old 
daughter. 
There were gentle smiles alf 
around. Then the new family 
walked to a waiting car. 
Thornhill, 37, said he and his 
jphan’tast year 
‘Catholic Charities. Thornhill is a 
salesman for a diamond and 
jewelry firm.     
  
     
  
  
Mr. and Mrs. James Hampton. | 
of 2595 Sylvan Shores Dr., are | 
among a group of 76 Michigan. 
jbusinessmen and their wives who 
are spending a weel’s expense-. 
paid vacation in the Bahamas.| 
They are the guests of the General | 
Electric Appliances Co., Detroit. 
who offered the “Mystery Isle’) 
vacations as awards in a tele- 
vision sales contest. 
  
News in Brief 
        see the boys at 280 S. Saginaw Street 
except Saturday. Jerome Motor Sales is making deals 
you're in thé market for a new car, 
Jerome Olds-Cadillac 
  lf 
r Warranty 
outburst) Better 
open ‘til 9 p. m, 
      
he eee en SSS   
  
nada Dr., pleaded guilty to al 
charge of drunk driving, Tuesday, 
before Sylvan Lake Justice Joseph 
J. Leavy, and paid a fine of $80 
plus $20 costs. 
Roosevelt W. Bass, 48, of 285 
Hughes St., pleaded guilty to drunk 
driving today in municipal court. 
Judge Maurice E, Finnegan fined | 
doe E. Doyle, 32, of 56 Michigan 
Ave., pleaded guilty today to a 
reckléss driving charge in muni- 
bre court. He was fined $25, and Oliver Motor Sales Where Pontiac Buys Its Buicks 
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY 1964 Buick Special 2-Door wend 
‘895.00 | Heater — Radio — Dynaflow — 2-Tone Good Tires — Loads of Unused Miles Left Pe 
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                vey said. « 310 Orekerd* Leke Rd. Bt OPEN ‘TIL9 P.M. ie ek Republican campaign’ to . 
try to the detriment ¢f all of us.” — 
wife decided to adopt a war or- 
~~ Puebio— him--as—the--—--... 
Staebler assailed Goldwater for . 
_Sang, who is being adopted by _ 
  
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imum 16 years in the legislature | 
and attained the age of 60,. 
The others are Reps. George 
Gillespie. (R-Gaines), Fred R.- 
Dingman (D-Detroit), Arnel! Eng- 
stom (R-Traverse City) and Sen. 
* Haskell L. Nichols (R-Jackson), 
Maximum payment is $2,000 
survivors benefits amounting to 
two-thirds of the maximum, or year, Mrs. - Storey is eligible for}.   
Gi 
the Frank’ Carruthers 
Home..after 7 p.m. ™|. today. 
HIGHPIELD, JAN. : ‘ai ass, ‘wyber 
za! Beamer, 
na will Be held Fri- 
ods Nes 1:30 Dm. at the i - in Rose Center, Mich. 
field will a ta state vat Me High 
Wednesday 
  i 9 Os < < 
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The Senate yesterday received a 
bill to pay her $3,833, or the re- 
maining part of Storey’s $4,000 
legislative salary for 1958. Seven 
per cent of that figure must be 
paid into the pension fund if she is 
to qualify for benefits. 
Dogs Remain Free   
     oOn Home evel He will be taken 
residence Thu: a   
  
  
  
  
      
         
  
chine, $35. Good cond. 2-7050. 
ao pick-up ma en Fe 
25413. 
WASHING AND IRONINGS—CALL 
FE 5-704 er ee 
Tey Wit Baas & pod t or ds or elderly ay. | Resoan 
vd i aati nr. Ll. 
Lov. ont rT ven'or pick- voous © N L GIVE 
ing care to children in m 
da: 3-535. riess 
home. . $30, EM by 
  sPrEDGUEEN — WASHING Wi ‘ 5x. EXPERT   
  
Moving & Temes 19 
‘ait 
nee ERENT SERVE §-3453 
~ AA- ai cael Rates   
  mAGING & RUBBISH. NAME Anytime. FE 8-0095   
  Building Service 12 
" AAA Floor Sanding 
  12 your e, 
O'DELL CART AGE 
— “Phone PE 66008 moving.   QUIET COUPLE. = 
Soar Ling Qotanes ie 
  
  
  
  
  Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
¢ CASH $ Paid for GI & PHA   
‘hi. 
speveina’. fast service, no charge 
* SS UN 49563 $$   
  
    
  
  
  
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tt! Voorhees-Siple. FUNERAL HOME             
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Aye an PP sonecteowe (-22 
“She hates mfisic, but she wants it just to annoy her father!” 4 ==   
nee Wanted Female 7 
WOMEN — PAY THOSE UY SOME FRILLS!! 
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TREASURE Poser Employment Agencies 8A. 
CALL BCOTT EMPLOYMENT 
Agency for domestic nelp. Male 
int a o with references, FE ® 
  
EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING   
  
neral ence ‘Thuredey. by the. toon 1 ral Home y Hun- 
HOWARD, Jan 3 Boyer, ‘7008 Lt 
eet pei are 
nees Howar: and Pra 
sane father ‘of Rares i. everd” 
Miss Prances oward, Mrs. 
Coraian Martsoif and Miss Elea , 10m 
back Lake Rd. 
     
   
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HOME 
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PRANK | Drayton | — Waterford Tap 
BOX REPLIES 
1, 2, 4, 5 6, 10, 11, 16, 
28, 57, 75, 76, “8, 87, 96, 
Lil, 112.   
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wile Chatters, owned ei ye ; © 1 
le tm state a? the he Bha. ar Paral 
Home. Clarkston. 
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       TD, JAN. 20, tions avaliabi ‘og local censed builder. Free 
. 104 Dwight Ot age A FEW MEN view. phone M iss P iatiors, OLive an a 1-3461 PAPERHANGING F AND PAINTING, > OVER $1,000,000 T ROOMS BATH, NEWLY 
to Run in Waterford ists: EaSemic St poe catise sae Wesnesday from t to 8 pm cones wa ore ee eel re ciceen Ren Avatienle to purchase land coo-| "2081 | er J. : —— SL opooyiy ¥ | . 
OF J MacDermid: dear| {or ov steady oes Bo You sHaRe? tS emote WANTED-MEN aaimanee: "OR 34172 _Television Service e 22) facts Immediate action! Cal 7 TaRGe. ROOMS & BATH. OR 
7 Mechanical ability, appearance| ‘% the family finances represent-— ~~~; Realtor Pe es 1050 W. Hu-\” 34706, 4145 Clintonville Rd 
7 ee id and relerence will be considered | mae TV-edvertised Avon Cosmet. | | CEMENT & BLOCK jar, tv service CALLS AN-| _7on_&._FE 7 ROOMS. WORKING 
Waterford Township officials are | at 2 pm. from the| Apply 1064 W. Huron between) © Se oe Fo | TO TRAIN FOR: | WORK FE 50182 awered pee ae \caee FOR LARD CONTRACTS. |” uthities furnished, west side. 78 
powerless to do anything about, ee ee 2) So ca a ‘DRY, WALL TAPING GUARAN- pp giize \~ **Or a a -ee pa 
: adding machine service man. | 4 work, Free estimates, OR ——— OOMs ON SECOND FLOOR. 
— of dogs roaming the town-| steady pe sities. Generel Printing Pepin person, olveat Buper ee | Maintenence. Inspection | 3.5033, wer = Day oe, ig rr om oo ; Pt ee, Same st. FE 
Pp, supervisor Elmer Johnson 4 ety} ace! ket. 1835 Union Lake Rd i Trouble Shooting ELECTRICAL WIRING — ALL STRAKAY | 
; the Parmer-Snover Puneral Home - ESSES : 5 ty FE 23-2671 or FE 8-367! : } ROOM MODERN, CHILDREN 
sppehenier ie wake of a asd BS = goa es 2s ) . MRS BARBER am ep one Psy fe Overhaul ‘ELECTRICAL WIRING LicknseD| Typewriter Service 22A For land contracts or equities,|_Welcome, 0069 oo wales Pee 
° anche Journe t = king f tead @ t ' Ed Murray, FE 2-0657 LOST a Ie ap AEE discoun' 3 RMS. BATH A } 
Ph, Arket cs . bel as sooty. Por Naiecten een FE ON } gies —> TYPEWRITERS AND pipe pee "contract man| facilities. Near bus. 96 §. Ander- 
€ ys AR, AL. 
“If a dog is licensed, and there 33373 _eves _2-4135 between 9 am. 4 pm. eu = Est Peg ls Ma ~ MACHINE REPAIRING. a= — with om gon. MI 41456. 
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i YOU HA 60D | HOUSEKEEPER. 2 ADULTS. PvT. S a RN. Cass. PE 2.9021, FE 2-200¢.| work, General Printing and Of- t courteous servi FRM. FURN APT. 1 CHILD. 
is no quarantine in effect, there wrecker rab! Saige ae room @ bath. Prefer one with car JET-GAS TU RBINE & | ‘gots TYrULI ING — PuLLy| —"ce Supply _Co. YW. eres Ei LTY on BY WELCOME. 
is no Way we can compel dog and “want to put them to work on of can drive Dr. Swift, MI ¢6045 TURBO PROF equipped. FE 4-450. L.A. Young Upholstering 23 7 RM_& BATH BABY WELCOME. 
owners to keep their animals tied the. the" business, call I Pe eters “ DEMEDIATS QPEnING Fos ENGINES ‘HOUSE RAISING & MOVING. PE. can FR eset or PE Sime |e Dresden, Fomine, Mi are 
up,” Johnson said. ; ‘ Mra. 5) 3.4 suited to home makers. Hours ‘to | zeeet ,BEADLE’3 DRAPES. rah COV-| end ask for Ted McCullough, |} Pet and Li Ae jeu 
EPENDENT _ Heat and lig 
| tm state at the Melvin A. Schutt Spies - =< suit your convenience No deliv- Trained men earn $150 or more Fass ESTIMATES ON WIRING,’ ers. bed spreads. FE 5-1937 | Rea ~ — | Soe ge: = ss Ea? 
Complaints yesterday included _Punéral_Home_ CONTRACTORS eries, or collections. No invest-| per week. Earn as you learn, No for water heaters, ranges & Cry- EAKLE's CUSTOM wr Set $143 Case Elisabeth 4 ROOMS, 18T FLOOR, GAS 
cate I ANREY, | wk “38. 1989. CLRAR-| Experienced ee : ment — just the use ef a car and need to quit your present jod eT3. §-8431. R |B. Munro Elec- ing aire Cooley Lake Rd. Open Evenmgs and Sundays _Close in. PE 4-0808. 
oe ae —— at toe is6d Pe a Parkway D Dr ; age 92: | Experts Ps savers yee aloe Call OL 24500. until you are trained Tatton _tric Co, 1060 W. Huron _ i | —2see ree estimates. _ We Will Buy ‘4 ‘rym ees BATH, Welt 
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‘ b said her child) fy. gear mother of Alfred L. andi alot’ s> saent Mais euarecine ie Be a ceametic adviser for Peggy | meet Basic Qualifications. FE 38-2209 or PE 5-8475 | ‘it § Perry St. FE "s-eaa) Your Equity _gn 62 — 
was bitten by one of eight dogs | Kenneth D. Swansey, Mrs. Char- = * Newton. No collecting. delivering. \PLASTERING & REPAIR. REAS sLIPCOVERS. DRAPES AND BED- Don't lose our home-cash wait- 4 ROOM FURNISHED . 
he : e Tayler, Mrs. Irene Beaadoin or investment. High earnings — NIV. SAI JET + running there. I ear co dag Tinmasgg a lf sone an unusual opportunity to, $° Pope UNIVERSAL Pat Lee. FE 2-702 spreads. Your material. FE §-5797. —no tape. We siso need _+3t 
* * * i bode of Mrs —— “A walney and = ver yon end cas = wale qesary “por spe Minterview. ENGINE TR AIN ING R RO, SNYDER. S FLOOR LAYING. ____Lost & - Found 4 Bien, Siege) anks, 49 Dixie ¢ RMS. & BATH. PVT. ENT. GAS 
| ther rs. Swansey PROGR ~& €all_ OR “ sanding and finishing ne ~ F ‘TRANCE 
Other complaints said that the | wt! Me im state a “= Pursiey GRESSIVE, SERERY bz _ 5-0392 . 4 ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRA 
© Puneral Home Thursd ary) BOX FOUND: LARGE | BROWN AND. and bath. Gas heat. Adults only. 
dogs were a traffic menace, dart-| Boom. st which tine, she will be be JESTABLI: SHED 43 YRS.| | Ae By PONTIAC PRESS JOS. FLEMING FLOOR LAYING.| “piack dog. OR 32181. Wanted Real Estate 32A ce after 4:30 or safurday oF Sum- 
i . i en te chureh to tn ie DISTANCE rtanity to assist in bookm | FE . *™| (OST: BLACK FEMALE COCKER pa Om Rs. nt. & TS 
ng into busy streets, and another) state unti! 2 pm. Funeral =" MOVIN 2 TANCE — | SRe°service or mata Mbrary oper-| “*™* Age) | MASON WORK WANTED. MACHI-| spaniel, Detween 7 & 8 Mile Ra, “aren airect from gener Bex 8 TROOMS, BATH. GARAGE, 
said that a fight between a large) Pill, Thursday 0: 2 Pm at OVING OPERATION | ation 2 yrs. college preferred.| prone . Time Usually Home plage near Liv Outer Drive. Write full detatis | —™s fae 495 mo. 69% Monroe. 
pack endangered nearby children. Perry, with Rev Wesley C. ‘oni. | | Applicants must have reasonable) 5487 week. Good working condi- . ~ Ge: winter prices Answers to Jill. REWARD. PE SRM. MAIN. CARPETED 
J “ ie Pe efomstins Teterment tn Perry) eee eatin cn nheaae| Sing wert rerr cenpoanel jane ' D&M BUILDING —" “BUSINESS 2 aaa nell phan 
ohnson dog awners to Mi Part ‘ ied men please ¢stine work, ver i : Tre eet bed ele Lost. BUFF COLORED THOR- 21120. 
make periodic checks to see that THOMPSON. JAN. 21. 1958 PA PjEIG AS TEE ine See [pelts ey ane SERVICE eo tues at Creare I R Siace } rooms, private pet and 
teesian as Weilshoro, | Walled| - S TURBINE Sea: ae 4 Prt. studin. PE 5-3581. | PE 23-7004 Eves. OR 3-2%8 har ‘ ilities. 
their pets femained near their) Lake age 21: beloved son of Mr Linen D ae en Lk and Middlebelt. Named Cobo entrance, washing fac . 1 
SPECIALISTS needed. Ad unde anen Wermonstrators REMODELING, ADDITIONS & RE- D hist child fab Welcome. A 
homes, ee ein: |, taatrestions, ~Uaiv. Get Training Party plen. Good position. paid Work Wanted oa Nae pair work. es builder FHA| Reward FE $464. = _ WHY? oti beat aad 
Br nie and Coralie 7 ‘shone: 7A i wou moner pe ged al CA WORK NEW - | _‘erms. Lost: FAWN RED method ATTRACTIVE, MODERN 
son: dears grandson of Mr i EADS LEADS LE ADS) 30 nd "8 Call before @ pm. MI repair. FE 44271000 ROOF “REPAIRS pease, Taam = ED MALE 1 } = eeoLaea auereeave sales| Completely furn. 3 room & bath. 
vis UU ami ie: Friday. Jan Aa Nee win ee ee pare, wea aah = MIDDLEA! jag, | AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER ead’ markiog (en uecie 2 pre” Washer. Near Elizabeth Lake. 
pm. Te good salesmes DLEAGED WHITE HOUSE-|"g cabinet work. New & repair. /EAV old. ARD. Please call OR! Fo yi aie call— $20_weekly. PE _ 45203. 
from the icnerdocn- Bre Chapel,| ‘m our expansion program to sell, keeper. 2 children. all modern | PE 2-786 | 3-9719. FURN~ 3 ROOM APT. 
Me id: if t SS tptens m4 too. weer? etge Bee oho hood Lows Sct wieT BLOM nas SMa | ~ TRENCHING AND — LOST: BROWN & WHITE COLLIE: kst . Sars! A a hee OR pis: 
r tela t Inte ent e@ want men who would like! © and : ba Pvt] coors sto A arrtomninecs atin Mele 
Oakland Hills’ Memorial Gardens | be in the $10,000 pear year! off Mr 61835 a Senior ig in dire need of part BU LLDOZING answers to the name of Buff. In lar on APT. FURN, 3915 - 
Ruhardess Bird Panes =] Home Rests Apoiy Um “aint neon a sat PART TIME WE FPME WORK ie Wak take ne Have, 2D . FE C631) ike Pe e035 — REAL ESTATE INC 7? | ne chat e ome. pal take anything 4} _FE 4 = a . 
2690 jward, Bloomfield] = 211 > p orn Wacseeretee. 0S ty situae| ~~ Building Supplies 12A/ cosr-7 siack COCK " Gasteeen, We: EVAILABLE J tances 
ROCHESTER — The Child Wel-| : a = = = | LL TIME I AY. kind — or Podilacs a9 ae. a er Spaniel, vicinity of Cass Lake, 20 8. ee oss yeast BANK) trailer. as erant a - 
CLASSIFICATIONS NEW AND USED (oes TORee Sim embition. peree®.| soca. FE gesn't show ©? PIREBRICK USED. 10 CENTS FA.| answers to ° a pet MApI roundings $12.50 
fare Committee of the American) : . AUTOMOBILES Se een can. (ca .RPENTER won PART TIME | Reg brick. 3 cents ea. 3108 W. +6255. “Maple £99) ____ | _burn at Hiliield 
; ae 2 tions ile a BACHELOR APT..ALL UTILITIES 
wae Cran! ee INDEX We are looking for a man 23 te —— “sit sa-vapy CARPENTER ALTERATION AND SHEET EET ROCK TAPED_& FIN eae BUY OR SELL Prt ent oP aa 7 Ae 
ing Post 172 has come to the sid’ : | SS eare of age Prefer mae wih] ‘th aod coe nence.| seek PE eile ished, Free estimates FE 46191. a3 Ra. & ec OR 3 | cssrinos NEEDED FOR BUYERS Pvt. ‘Entr. 41403. 
of a Rochester mother and her’ axnouNcEMENTS a eee sean velncmmens | Must have public contact, and-oF CARPENTER —_KETCHEN CUP.| ,rARAAGLIN ALL i tten YooR Fen) eT, To|\ mat ware weiner for houses| entrance, kitchenctte. refcigeratcr, three children wh ar Card of Thanks v8) senibe. 1 goed (producer ord! gelling background. Pleasing per-| BOARDS SPECIALTY - FR N SURPLUS PE po02| “give home? PE 5-9290.| you how to get cash fer houses) | . 
— ve Memoriam... eee ee eens 2 employment for Son whe Poegee | sonality and top references. This IMATES. FE 71-9356 | Business Services 13 Tehtgas animal 4 Rescue League| UD to $8,000. Also specializing a Fr ator N Perry. : 
oe Sonenes were et nis (iam Flowers Directors. vase ee 2) cafe ate profit for bie company) Person to Pesponsibie ‘pesitisn | CARPENTER NEW OR REMOD| Se Lost: UPPER DENTAL PLATE.| jana contracts time sales BACHELOR'S APT. ? RM OR 
fire Saturday afternoon. Cemetery fopseticcuconca ore reas a! Coad ovel gooey With above average mary and | np Winker jeve "8s a9 oP ad ACE TREE SERVICE. RE- Temp! te 2-480. Det near Feward./ men to serve you. _— oat Give bousetrailer, Everything furn. $7 
* « « EMBLOYME NT count. Write Pontiae Press, Box| walimited future Prefer wnat. | —*meu._Winter_retes, OR 3 moval and trimming. Get our bid WeRE mV Bs 6 try, We bay _wt. FE >%5 28s ALO 7 RMS 
‘Help Wanted Mae 00.0000. 61 | tacned woman betweea 28 and) CABINET MAKER AND CARPES.| FE 27188 poo hg ppt BEACE R. D. RILEY, Broker BRICK APT. 3 AND ALSO 2? BM 
____ The auxiliary is seeking to re- Help Wanted Female 0...) - | PROTOORAPHER. __ POSITION - | are Tees Sceutsentbar! | ‘sooo hens 8 Spec ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS; ing as. Tues 14 be 09 Miizabeth Lake Ra {ior ) witelY  F 8 AEAES 
furnish clothing to Mrs. Rita Ket- Empioymem Agencies <-----" ea Bickeround. Rendaie with, some FE 30002 Mr Enriich— DE PAGHTING, DECORATING| Tepeired by factory trained men| je earé.. ranking Ditmar Rds. FE FE ¢ijs?__FE ¢@3l| Reasonable. Inquin® 92 AU- 
terer and her three sons, Ricky, 6, DSS""Wsr.. eee s =e SALSWOMAN FULL TE JOB. carpenter wort, BUmDinE, ond Office Supply Co, 27 W. Law-| Wit, BOY WHO GOT NG LISTINGS WANTED | 30Rn at Serre 
Mark, 4, and Barry, 2, [Work Wanted Female... i ‘SKuESMANA NATIONAL FIRM.| ber own Gothes and be able to| JANITOR SERVICES & HANDY. 57 ocipr 2S overcoat st TAP. Dance tast| BUYERS WAITING. Ler (CLEAN 3 ROOM ADT Uriifrres 
SERVICES OFFERED products to owners BLOOMPIELD WALL CLEANERS.) Friday night please call Mike) US You Bow To | | _fumished, Re ériabews. 7% 
The family is staying at the puinaine Servic» mon sccoues, Bocaciverien) (eeu ine Pabee antici ating | san, Expersmees |S coe OE Wels ead wears B Buchanan, FE 43e03 er come jp| GET_.CASH FOR YOU COUPLE PVT. BATH AND ENT. 
home of Mrs. Ketterer’s mother, | Comics, trsinng High commis-| particulars ‘apply Singer | QUALIFIED LABORATORY Tee. | -7Tte ett. Ne obligation. FE 2-1631,} _010 Spence St. ¥|  PROPE ig Ds “PE 4204 
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Be ‘Se Their DeBac 3 E | Seer Mees Fe cares infeleg | Sag fe Bevrees 0:0 and ITS0) Siero smal bool evense> ScStick Nit" wakes | Hobbies & Supplies 244) — Leslie R. Middleton _ | “downtown. ip Hovey ene Garden Plow pe r. : OL 62186. eee BROKER _ FE §-1721 GLEAN KITCHENETTE ee 
— bene, 04 58 5 Mala 2 sand _its iocome Tas "Service oo y 2 to OE pariy pian, Company —_ MAN WOULD LIKE rs | i tage RCE SER pb nd Phcrabbie Eames. Backenstose O Prades “heat, ‘tghle end ens. 
; ee ee ee : r pian ‘ __work, Prefer im a stere. | e@ serv: al makes wringer) Book Store 1 La St. Ss ld 
were completely — — : ‘hvesiment. ORian-t— See = - = 92d eutomatie ‘washers. 20918. ee ee +8380. _ ae 
mroped by a blaze believed to have [ving a. Truck king sr eee ROUSE. MAN HAVE EXP. “ROY’S, 96 “Oakland, FE 2-4021 Notices & Personals 25; only. FE taetd or 1 rE S274, = 
started following an explosion in Painting & Decorating SEARS, ROEBUCK | work age 25 No laundry. | —@ contracting werk MY 377. “ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE. RE- . | It your property. tent sold, yet, | FURNISHED APF, : 
Photos & Jes _ 3 adults’ Nice rm. with bath.| MAN WANTS PART-TIME WORK. “521, AEROTRED KN it's ‘Decaase it hesn My. bee listed : 
the basement, |Physio-Therapy ce Pt Live in. $20 wk. Pontiac Pres Anything. EM_ 3-4362. | ea & rewinding. 218 E. Pike State St. FE 5-8800. 
oe vision 8 & COMPANY _ Box 64 * | Guan a OOF ae —_ — SHOES ® WHITE BROS. FURNISHED. SUITABLE, FOR 
. * * type writer Service WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHTL- “trades, wants work. MA $-7688.__ Spas Freq Herman actos couple, newly decorated, 
Anyone desiring to help the fam- "Noriere, ND zecares mae Peete ies Seeccere’ tne tase cen Gees | MAN wee eee PAINTING: land clearing, Ma ¢2063, -| Date eigen eee oR ams 4 oR Ss EE FSF i i 2 fe or as © Ti e com WEA’ . = — 39 H . 
ly may contact Mrs, Doris Peo a8 meas os MY Hania Reba | Rea gaerry SE OPER NEAL? RERTLGE | Migemnee Su egies Lovet Open mretscut esanay 10 8) Soar” OT ee en, commiftee chairman, at: ee * | Woman "FOR ELEPaONE G CAL — "rE Feuwt OF ANY 3210 Crooks Rd, FE! ACCOMODATIONS FO TRADE FREE AND CLEAR URN. APT. FOR RENT, REA- 
1415 N. Main St., or phone OL wie tldren to I esis = 36 Age Secwers see reer oe | oe t= OS ai DERIRES gooey ORs, FOR SKIERS,| Modern 3 bedroom home, plas-|_ gonable, MAple- 6-4203. 
1-0994 Wid Miscell - ” 982. ghee at cade eeting and talkin aes s __saginay. MIDDLEAGED gee FURNACES L eae SERV-| ton Ln as 7 J, *aleredlin — Onawa) cnt wi not HOLLYWOOD 
: Wid Miscellaneous... wet y meeting ‘ean. 7 NokDaik, wort Brperiences repair airman ad en oe Hite, Seite 7) ment with’ auto. gas heat, APTS. 
y Wanted ........ aA finisher, Apply between § and 10 5 tn tee pECORATING HE ATING COLD With SeRGIAL ae 50| antte: "Mn block to Tel'= Huron|?WO ROOMS AND BATH, PARTLY 
UAW R f a share Livims one Avencaces - In RETURN WE OFFER: pio! Tne Laundry. |" ‘Have references. Or any ki ir % hr carving ca all types cot Dorothy's, 50@ N. Perry “pe id shoppi Sane r. Wanted 3 or 4) gra ret 1i4-£. How- 
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equest Retuse 4. Contracts, Migs. ........ 33, 1. Better’ han average tacome, ieaien os OVER 2% FOR HOUSE. | —T°R FE the. eee ee ge > Take near’ Pontiac, Wil — nS RMS. : ; Wanted Raat misture ee 324 | . work, references, Call FE 2-716 | YO ‘OUNG MAN, 19, WI JOB ON). Heating Co. FE ¢1063 day or if ished house, Write to Pon-| bath and —. heat, util, 
DETROIT  — The United Auto ALS_OFFERED ‘2. Rania advancement on proet of] WASTE a farm of tee MA $-1515. | _night. tiae Press, Box 17, furn. Reason, Adults, 470 Oakland. 
dak kee Pau al ESS WANTED. MOOSE| goona— MAi OM | PLASTERING — NEW WiLt List YOUR LAKE LARGE 3 ROOM APT. PVT. EN- 
Workers wniofi has told laid-off) Rent Apts. pa | ee —Heed Inn. MEirose 40129. SERVICE. BA x i "choot Pair Work E 5.0506. IF SO Lads Pur Kosere, wentng onl “rae heat furnidhed. Seec>- 
Chrysler Workers that they must Rent md Gafuraisbed yee er ln es CALL bit taal AFTER 4PM" y Keller. FE = AIR, ones. iso Commerce . 7. welcome, ~ ~~ 
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| continue to report to the company’s |Re®t Lake Cottages ............ 4 All of Sears benefite as you ALL MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS | "Work Wanted Female 11 ao XEW 8 REPAIR Let US = ae quired. J8ck Love ind 
employment offices weekly or face|Rooms Wi : ee Pert tne. see. rsa ‘T30 OR_3-1928 Give aE Wie OU. ED ¥ 3 RM. ; AND- 
loss of supplemental unemploy-| Hotel fooms Homes Can tor_interview, 10 am. to 1/_%. Perry, to 12 p. a |* ronan, wake Wath. Was a SEWING MACHINE, TV RADIO. sive You | Placeto Pay |¥2 Gp er commercial a orgper pertlag Quiet neighborhood. Free 
: ment benefits. UAW said the Rent ee eS ee et you aE ENT | os“ ssaein oo) UPI — Ease Your Mind ties. farms & _tact- Mr. 86 St. 
see One | bpace ursday; January 31, 22 & 33rd + ht or Saar = ea Oe & U PICK parte end» ervice. 4-2600. ~~ ~ : au will give you i &-| MODERN a FOR 
Sean revered © erent e Snke re: Fer ent Miscellaneous baie. gene i aeroael Iehog ata Deh) a amore S08 “ a si pena pee a io " ROY KNAUF OLY Re omeORAt 
quest to put reporting’ on a bi-week-| yt pale te = SALE. picture production organization lo- | A-1 L RORTNGS, to, Pie PICKUP & |Dressma king, Tailoring 16 WE ARE NOT A 26% W. Huron 8st. FE 29-7421 Seits tare S rms. & ‘ otty 
See fa eae —- recent jpeoes,, fro © = ‘Seslsun tacieane Poses ‘tal t"4-0881 or , EM area, OR 39672 a Watertord ALTERATIONS RESTYLING, IN_ LOAN COMPANY Bood dining Ea iicoen 
~ Change chigan Employment ; fa Commnerees Tentente Oakland] 23 aan 7 TRONINGS, 89 b. i|_my home. FE #1297 “MICHIGAN CREDIT Rent’ Apts. F | in iste Be : } : . bP 2 FE 1297 2 ‘Apts. Furnished 33) _ Uti. turn adults only. FB 5-6447- 
Security Commission procedure for Fof Comte, Gente wacmens coarse) __is This for You? Shayeruse PRS WORK *ferations. Drapes & formals at}, COUNSELORS ° ~~v—~ |REWLY DECORATED 3 ROOM 
Picking up benefit, checks. Fight man. Write “Rawle Tern 7, ,waventions food prod-| “in 9 Criatian |b pete asing us| in my home. oe 8 eceeis fone bove Oakland Theater_ _ |! BLE, FROM a 
: ase uae ns Anhel oo | aon the Church of FURS REPAIRED, RESTYLED On | LADIES - UNWANTED Ri W, Kennett 
oy Sai MAN WITH FOUNDR cy: Christ wih the privileges of at-|" ve ied, Capes, $15: jackets,| moved permanently eve- 
Corn, the most important food on email tools “Give ager quaiin:| omen. I or, pert time. No vervices. "Call PH 4301.| f25. 33 Kimball of PE 2-102. OR 32805, ~ | Sind ent, aa N Caas. 
plant in the United States, is grown iions and experience.  Write| G00 to door selling, For personal =" wi oo Income Tax Service 1 A FASHION ist FLOOR. ; interview. FE 3. ot ev a: é care. Vic. me 1ax ce 17 winter _ 3. & 
in all 48 states 28 Seating Frese Des Ko, &, Cooley Lk. naan bas rites, 350), hate, Clean, warm, ur, Miracle Mile. 
a LEARN + : 40525,| FE $-1970. 
veerevreece. 62, Help Wanted Female 7) reat estate Business | ® en eo eee ee eee ac] Wed. Children : OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN OF A Money to Loan... cinity Lake Rd. Reas.| Wayne Ga’ 381 8, Saginaw to Board 26 DELUXE 
We hearing to be held by the Water- Mo LOMNE on cecccecevenes COUNTERGIRL. PART TIME. s needed. Listings and pros- FE 41629. . St. en fi) 8 p.m. = 
~ ae eet Board at the NDISE \Derlenced RXX Hamburg, 135° W. ts . Call FE | BABY SITTING BY THe WEEK. A AND INCOME TAX|LICENSED HOME. OFF PONTIAG| 
Wednedias — 23,8 tesesesessees BB) Breron St 2 . References 22 Ct. seryice for individ smali| Uk. Rd. Day ‘care, Pre-school. 
joes at ¥:30 pa. to consider the Tollow: For Sale, Ciothing 0000200000 8 sa ——— | SABYESFTING IN MY HOME, Vic | business, Reasonable rates. w. &.| children. FE 44061. i 
ag map crap he Tron reeecss BOA| OPPORTUNITY Bifaybee Rd, OR 3370, | Bolin. FE SS773, MOTHER WOULD LIKE TO CARE 
ET alevabenpogieiegs 7 “sane : wee Bae Sh FR, SEDER, GSR, AE DETAR YAS ree ag ee Se Northeasterly one half of Lot 1 For .Sale Miscelianeous |... LLIABLE PE N 5c Wenn wiheeD: wily, mentor > burn 
and ali of Lots 2 and 3 Monroe Subdi- Oe it Tourette. ‘771 @ Capable and Dependable is lege ote Been a eee dine pases | aepemment,_ Sn | ee 
cert gg omding F nharnioagal stage 3 4p ony —_ sicusch enna bo ua ; ae ne wa WaNry WORK ACCURATE INCOME TAX SERV. DaY SAY CAAE”FOR_PRE~ @FOOL eS 
are US! 10 at the corner of Sale Btore Equipment .......... 64 Stenographer ea to deliver @ Pontiac | ‘days _s week, PE 61130, ___ ren. Licensed. FE $0181. 
} on: ale ears | Press motor route, Route starts [EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN Wtd, “Household Goods 27 
8 “a AA desires as cook or general : x * 
Plat zm SueETe Tee ye Lapeer, Onl le | Ret . ‘i fants “Frees, SMUDE veeve. Se for ee ee #3800) FURNITURE NEEDED |_$# Minis Mie 7 ut e Pets FE 8-1370. 
“a G Sales Dept. = zane tel are meen aaa ite ous 
: . Pate motel ear — aE ———— Ret ee ee toree Lad - 4 
seareviveesee PLpARaNe WORKING | CONDI. sesnccesscenres WS Saag eos te SALARY & 
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_- American ‘ “SERVIC 
a Forging & Socket Co, Your home Be, Sires i 4 
FE 2-0154— INSURANCE 
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help you Need’ use i? we iran phone. LI 2-8826 for appointment. 
ATTRACTIVE 
POSITION   SERVICE 
602 Community Bank Bldg. 
OPEN SATURDAYS   
  For an intelligent woman with 
y and good 
ready to cept diately if ostocted with ; S Marshall 
Pield family owned enterprise. 
      
  
    
      
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
  
      
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
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kitchems. es, alter etc 
Pree’ est. rE 6-1135 after 5 p.m. Floor — Finish LIG HEAVY UCKING. 
¢. BUD ms FE £-2080 _ Rubbish. Fall rad rE" 2-0603, 
aan ae Te MAN WITH % TON PICKUP A- A "TRENCHING wants work, con any time. FE 
—Fooungy, Septic Preit—O On = 
A&B TRENCHING _|Pap ties at Pigieg | PICKED 
Footings, Water Line, Fieid ae ee ani TRAILER 
FE _5-0061 | will haul one, ore. 
TYPE OF HOUSE PLANS) {iso dump truck, MA } nr gaa 
oSaroM D! DRAWN EM 34931 re uUT OF UNDER 
we resent bewne. Alsg brick . Tr foes to ks to Rent 
block work. PE oo044 TRUCKS, 
og ag tr deg e eu) 8 
Biterations. Pree est. PE 5-3608. Dae Geen Semi-traiiers fE 
ATTENTION. WINTER PRICES!/ ontiac Farm and ~ | 
Industrial Tractor Co. 
825 8S. WOODWARD __ CONTRACT WANTED | DIATE SALE New or 
are me Estate, PE ark 
FE i. s Mr. Fe eas _Ask 
MORTGAGES _ cael inoond, Taoreats % acre 
BD ang oo 1717 8. Telegrapa. 
tab! scone le Goce ee 
“IMMEDIATE   
  
CEMENT IS OUR ALTY = Floors, t basements. 1 EM_ 3-4870. 
BLDG, REPAIR, ._ PLASTERING, Raise, blok, cemem work.         PE 40a , | Sear vite   
—— & ¢ Decorating | Bos 
  
BLOCK & CEMENT WORK, 
Mguaranteed work, free estimates. 
* also chimneys. No job too iST CLASg EXP. PAINTER aan 
decorator. Reas. prices. PE 5-2860 
Al PalNTina AND PAPERING. 
—_Mason * son. FE 48364.   
a PAINTING — | AND PAPER | h Ret. FE 46018   
Residential and 
cia 
3-118   
and fireplaces, MA 
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likes Saree 
contact mer a eat 
start. Midwest Emplorment 40s 
Pontiac State Bank Bid, FE 
5-9227.   
d Instructions 9 
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  foreseen — = can type 5¢ Fhe 
WPM.       BULLDOZING FE 5-2853 
papain reom, 
able. FE 40776. 
CARL L. BILLS 8R. AND SON 
Fioors laid, epee and finished. 
PE 2519 FE 2-263 
CUSTOM BUILT | Soares 5 ULE estimates. Guaranteed work. Pb. MY) 
BLOCK, BRI CEMENT WORK CK, A 50378. 
R, ATTICS, re @son-| TU PPER LADY Y INTERIOR 2 DECORATOR. 
__Papering & painting. FE 8-043. 
k-) PAINTING, INTERIOR & EX- terior. es er cent disc. for —_ 
Guarant Free est. 
PAINTING PAPERHANGING WALLs CLEA OR 3-7061 
|PAINTING & PAPER t HANGING. 
| E. Chambers. FE 2-4721. 
| PAPERHANGING — PAINTING — 
tering — Repairing. FE $-8513 
| Sent “AND DECORATING 
\K. E. Wilnite FE 5-6580     intactor 
IN A FLASH For — ——— oe Augie 
Estat mienad esd fied. and 
cliente 
A. Johnson RE. 
1704 8 Telegreph Rd. 
FE 4-2533 ~ Wanted to-Rent 29/* 
—__After_§._FE 20502 
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ye $10 wk, N. of Fishe: 
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
    
      
  
  
        
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
            
      
      
             
      
             
      
        
      
    
    
  
    
        
  
    
  
  
  
      
    
  
  
  
        
   
   
      
       
     
   
   
      
  
                
     
                 
   
     
     
    
      
  
  
        
              
       
    
    
   
      
     
    
         
        
                  
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   fiyTIeSs. PRI after 3.580 
erated. Ewsi Side 
§ ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. P. Ww    DINNAN FE 4-23 
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           See tags te furnished, adults 4; MODERN ¢ RM HOUSE | Walled Lk «choal bus Hne Lon!         center Inquire 61% ‘4 (ROOMS A AND BATH HEAT AND « furnished Pet E: c 
Cone Wiens, ef Aubern Height    
       Hibar FUR ie Immediately 
~REATED, NEAY Bove & Iefry FE * 
FE 55873 
  : HE PON NTIAC PRESS. V   
gee ‘Building. Co. * y   
       
  ; MACEDAY LAKE home. Large 
    ——— kitchen, 
giooed_ pach. ft. on water, 
  > FOR RENT 3 
bedrm:s & bath pak Waltfield. Cal 
FE 6-lsve 
, Sears OOM MODERN. NEWLY DEC- | d entrance, he. oe R “Eu 33367 
ML ROOMS AND pes GAS HEAT. close 1@ Beara, $70 mosth. FE 
Nortnvile. Or cai 
2 Bearm.. base | 
2 Bedrms . gas hest 
FE 5 Reasonable paymenu Ask about iG RE SC CENT, LK. AREA 2 bedroom heme. Faull bath with 
shower. Storms & screens. Large 
= $50 monthly payment. 62,000 
own. - 
PONTIAC LAKE 
Almast new 2 bedreom home. 
Hardwood floors Forced air oii. 
Located Ebro — from jake 
lot 81.000 4 
HURON VALLEY 
7766 MSS at Pontiac Lake 
OR 3-698! . 
MEMBER WESTERN OAKLAND 
COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS 
Multi-Lakes Realty 
2 BEDRM HOME 
Full basement. jarge corner lot. 
Es ‘Straits @ privileges. 
206 dh % Drayton Plains 
    
  
oo : St inte ert pebnels and stores eat 
Truly gain. 
Lakefront Brick 
On Letus Lake 
1854 2 bedrm. brick. large living room with fireplace. fui} bath, 
kitchen dining space. 
Garage $6,000 down will handié. 
Giroux-Franks 1 yo amar ESTATE 
4385 Dixie OR_ 3-701.   
DOWN. 5 ROOM FRAME     
(pixie Hay AS i Rds Sak chUares mug far ga xe" priviiege. 
            
ass ao) BATH. aeeen - Near schec! MAp-c : 
ef 3 children wecome Call after ptPiEX ON THE LAKE, 3 LGE 
90 Churchill Rd Audsera Het:         
    . BPT. UNFURNISHED FOR RENT Reasonable MApie ¢-4383 
ARCADIA APTS    
        ‘4 € 
, DESI SIRABLE EOSATIO® Ww SIDE 
  eegr General Hoss   
  £ _MY P 2-018 . 
Mi eee ‘eis Cran and et 
Seas Mae, Case $3 %€mOG.G SEC 
CALL MRE BRADY 
Peasonahe MApie & 
   cS Laae 3 SEDEe Tes ms 
  McDONALD STREET « ROOMS & CBicrra weicome $815 pre 56s 
    
        COMMERCE LK 
a er un” 
MODERN 7 BECO te et Fetes 
News cece’ sic 4 $s iad 
momP Ask tot Mr && ¢ party 
a. betwee. 6 anc § FE 2-0805 
      BATR $13 WEEKLY So cee ake Humicg MA sey ee 
Besse: } tm prick home Fu 
Bbeasemen: 444 E Bisd N FE 
$44 WARWICK HaS 2 BEDRM 
  
  Hw REDECORATED 4 3: BMS & RACE Tg SEMINOLE HT 
export amer >. ve $114) 
Weer RIDE Gas HEAT 4 ROOMS 
_aot beth PE +753 — FHREE ROOW APARTMENT U5x- 
@ermiabec. Cal afer 4 p=. FE 
Same BEAUTIFUL 
ees: pecrea- 
e:] steam        
    Ill PARKLOW 3 
~~ WL VERINE APTs moathy WA #228) 
3 ed Re SS Te G TO RESPONSIBLE | 
Semmeteet. 18 E Hurt FE scaly mew. comple 
anes Siac hems ea nant 3 a 
Rent Houses: ft urnished 35 ac FE 26 
a pre aOR Pre? eS Fer Rent Reoms 37 
Fae teal sepr ue FE = 
aes ; a UP QUIET HOMF ME: N ONLY. 
1 aF rT eer ti] © Pacde 
bedroom Ever 
   Z 
3 BEDROOM Wal: ED LAKE L FRONT RM @oters. Close to ci: Reas MA a 
re 
  FES Tt 184 N Peyrs   
      bain. S$ aot 8i6 per srez i Orchard Lake Ave 
_cnié OR_}4500 ; MODERN ROOM FOR 1 GIRL j BEDRM BRICK HOME Wall Ket-bes & jsundry privileges FE | 
fe wel carpetin pie ony 24915 7 
_ 8108 montis EM 3-64 NORTH END LIGHT HOUSE- | 
1 BOOMs @& ‘» BATH $25 PER keeping coun entrance, private i 
5h bat ‘ clean linens furnished 763 | 
. 2.3969 . ; 
  Ti RSCrlca = ee PROFESSIONAL COUPLE S8TU-| 
or nurses. Completely furn | 3 ROOM @ BATH NEWLY DECO (dent 
retec cose to Tei-Huron Chii- - FE 466302 Cc f : Gren weicome FE 2-9689 a.l day of evenings 
‘| a ROOMS FOR COLORED! COMMU- | 3 MI - s aN i 8 i 
set Aleta 3330 g citt_Kitthen. @ Water St. 
  } BEDROOM HOME FULL BASE "SOM 7 BLK From ee ap ee oc 3 ve. es ey a fenced x 6 W Kennett FE 5 
4 ROOMS AND BATE isp RAE, “OOM BEAR og gee ale burn St, er ca 2638 mitches pis ilepes : ROOM FOR GIRL WITH -RITCHEN 4 ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN re 2598 house Close to bus, stores. jun- PRIVILEGES 
tor high school and Fisher Body SLEEPING ROOMS AND LAUN- 
148 N Merrimac Or FE 271330 dry isa basement room for. 
5 AM Put BAgeitenT os Sco) Sl faretiecd” | Meet st , ee mc 347 W— Carnet 
  = "96s ORES ERESS: EGG DE. DOUBLE OR SINGLE: 2 “weer ree Shower, 1 in family. FE 2-3517 
$4 RMS IN KEFGO NEW CHI! Rooms With Board ae «tec Wecome $57 & $69 FE 
      
   HOME STY1 
Fews FE, 5-637 EXTRA CLEAN 
fF LADY WILL SHARE meas 14 M wor 
ARGE ROO 
beds 
  Christian cou 2 * 
Share util FE 20806 or FE & 
   “rE o-}eS8. of 
CLARKSTON } BEDROOM BRICK 
   eas heal nee ——— 
tal 
  LOVELY BRICK RANCH TYPE 
    AT Bt Sigror ATTRACTIVE Lor 
nar e0 mfon FE $- 7332, \ 
3_ HOUSES WATERFORD NO LOWER FRONT SLEEPING ROOM | 258 
at ENT sure HEAT AND 
7780 
     
Crocas Ra EE te een | 
Restaurant & bus line $7 per 
= 5-7436 #2 H_ HEAT 5090's Commerce Rd << MA-41916 Ee “36230-oF- Me 
$500 down. 7 room home. 2 2 wore $81 PER MONTH 
. = T WITH BASE 
MENT NORTH SIDE LO- 
CATION - ONLY §700 DN. 
HAVE 3 ROOM HOME FOR 
$4so DOWN AND $35 PER 
MONTH OFP BALDWIN 
Ro VALUET, am Te OSKtAN 0693 
OPEN EVE NINGS. UNTIL. & 
_MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ 
MILLER NORTH SIDE well located—be- 
tween Wisner & Lincoln Schools, | 
very good 3 bedroom bungalow 
Ful diming roem, well equipped | 
kitchen oax floors, good dry base- 
meni garage too It's a real bar-. 
gain at $8 950-$1.500 dewn, 
—— SIDE waiking distance 
» BPantac l = 
arcee 2 l\erge ‘bedrooms. love- 
ly Hving recom plus dining L, 
new kitchen select oak floors. 
plastered walis full basement gas 
hea. & water softener fenced 
var¢ A-] shape and a s&crifice 
price 
HOME A BUSINESS -unusua! op- 
portunity Very good moern 
heme with fai Besement & new 
furnace. alse 2 story 24x24 garage | 
just the place for garege 
nome $13,500 terms oF oWner 
ght trace for other property. 
  Wilham Miller 
Realtor A 2-0263 
1078 W Hu 
Nest 'o Branch Pos a Office 
Multipie Listing Bervice 
BY OWNER 2 BEDRM RANCH | 
home on large lot West mde 
Smali down payment Plastered | 
Waiis o:] furnace. deep well and | 
sepiic Storms and screens rE 
bedroom bungalow 3 pe bath 
©) heat large rooms. fenced rear 
Yarc. just mest of Pontiac, ya- 
cant Only $8,500 
$10 DOWN Starter home. 2 bed- | 
‘ Toomes Hving ’.poom itchen & 
beach, partitioned basement well 
nice lot just west of Pontiac | 
$4306 full price. Would accept 
trace 
$2000 DOWN 7 room modern. 3. 
bedrooms up 1 bedreom or parlor | 
cown fulj basement, gas heat, | 
$10,000 
. 
Many others to choose from. To 
buy, sell or trade. phone us. 
CLARK REAT, ESTATE| FE 4-6492 or be 4-4311- 
1342 W Huron ¢ Open Evenings | 
_ Bde DONELSON HEIGHTS _ Multiple L(sting Service 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB 
WARM 
org opiona! PE 23336| Perfect Lakefront 
| A picturesque view of lake on 
@ secluded jandscaped jot with 
a gentie slope to 140 ft. lake 
front sand peach 70 foot. cen- 
level with interior charm. 6 
extra large rooms, Miami! perch 
2 tled baths 20x24 recreation 
room with deluxe kitchen for | entertaining. Lake water sprin- | 
kling system. Truly a fine 
home 
GI Resale Newer all brick ranch home 2% 
bedrooms & tiled bath. oak fire 
and painted walls In perfect 
condition, Full basement. GAS - 
saree e: on paved street and 
at city vementis Price 
$13,950, 
per cent GI loar 
> 2 : 
Ke/87 Voorheis Rd. Interior newly decorated this 
ast week. White aluminum ex- 
erior 7 rooms 4 bedrooms: 
jus heated sun room High 
ight basement and néwer GAS - 
furnace. Lot 635x210. Just north 
ef Buran St. and cose a xrt# % Hiock tullding 2 
  imprte only $1.265 down to $'a_ frame. in Highland. “call U 
42043 or EM 13-5032. 
- Acres, $1000 down. Good road 
frontage Near new school Good 
a Pe Cal MU. 
+2045 0 ' 
will trade: equity for trailer or 
take low down crt bomen) en Canai 
. Prenat homie in 
42043 or EM 
120 Acres. Milterd! Brea Ideal | 
torte   
  iford. 2 Level, | 
gas furnace. $7500 full price. MU = * 
3-6210. , | 
  
$395 per» acre with terms, MU! 
4-2045 or EM 3-62 
Richard Steele. Realty. = Center 
Street. Highland, Michigan 
A STEAL, WILL SELL MY EQUI- 
ty tn @ room medern house at 
$2000 discount alt immediately, 6 
by owner, FE 5-08 
NR. LAKE O. AKL AND This comfortable home with 
2 bedrooms, a nice living 
reom, fuli bath, kitchen, 
large utility room and storm 
& screens. On a nice lot. 
Can be yours fer only $7,300 
per month including taxes 
and imsurance 
WILLIAM C 
neal ESTATE 
6687 Dixie Hw Clarkston) 
MAb! e 5-1822 
2 BEDRM HOUSE $7,000 WITH | 
#800 FE 5-004 dew. 
JUSe LOOK! 
YOU CAN OWN THIs AL- 
ROOM 
RANCH WITH BREEZE- 
TRA. ON 3 
LARGE LOTS, HAS FRUIT. 
LOTS OF FLOWERING 
SHRUBS — CALL TODAY! 
JIM ve HT REALTOR 
M3: OAKLAND AVE: FE 5-044] | 
PEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 30 
_ MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE | 
BROWN. 540s DOWN “A real value’ @ rm | 
starter home With 2', acres of 
land Full bath. well, septic 
wired. automatic hot water, kitch-| 
en sink, & completely insulated 
Finish baiance yourself. Priced 
at $5,850 | only 
$1.500 DOWN—Willlams Lake. Mod- 
ern bungalow with full basement 
Oil AC furn Aluminum storms & | screens. Oak fioors Large jot | 
“Here is @ real value.’ Priced’ 
at only $8,900 
$2.500 FULL PRICE—''Clean ac a) 
pia Rececoratea in & out Wali’ 
to wall carpeting Oak floors & 
piastered walls Full basement 
Gas ftutn Nicely landscaped 
When better buys are to be had 
well have them Fasy terms 
Dont miss this one 
Just like new Modern semi-bun- 
gaiow with 3 bedrooms. full base- 
ment Plastered walls & oak firs 
Aluminum siding. storms and 
screens “Here is a wonderfui 
home in one of our choice loca- 
tions “' Cali for full particulars. 
LIST — — Ms for fast & efficient | 
nernice BUY. SELL AND 
ADE OPEN 0-0. Park right at 
Bie door. 
1.11. BROWN, Realtor 
1362 W Huron Ph FE 2-4810 
_Muttiple Ee Astin g ESET vier 
Hurry! 
Only 3 Left MODEL OPEN 
HIS WEEK 
BEDROOMS 
  
      TOR 2 MEN Twin | - KINZLER REALTOP 
#70 W. Huren sf Ph FE 6-3525 
Fr} Open Ey enings $7156 —" _Mmeais FE 2-3429 
roe Sa ape ROOM BOARD IN PVT FURN HOME FOR RENT. REA- fi — Maple $4303 . ea ies Peatiee Lake area OR 
° al aes ce ED ROOM AND BOARD OR SLEEP. aa Fenced yard. FE “ing rms Furn basement for men . : i _only, OL 1-1298 LAKE ORIO™™ ONE BEDROOM. — syd eee 
modern, auto. heat. Near M-24— Convalescent H Homes 38a. MY 3-138 
MODERN 2 BEDROOM OIL a 
a Cars Lake in Keego Harbor LADY. OR, 3-3084 
RE Ee oi _ |BED PATIENTS OR AMBULATING | Lovrty MODERN 2 BEDRMS. HOME. NEW-, Doctor on ca!l 24 brs. Colomal 
iv decorated MY_ 3-2895 | Convalescent Home. 18 W. Bur- 
PARTLY MODERN, 4. RM HOUSE! dick, Oxford. OA 83741 
$5 OR 3486 ss CONVALESCENT AND NURSING SMALL FURN HOUSE. $11 PER home care. Reasonable rates 24 
wk. Inquire 295_ Ferry Ave hr. nursing care. Doctor on cail 
—~3,: FE 46018 or OR 36264 | “Rent Houses Unfurn. 3 36 eile VIGREICON SA UEACEAT 
maior — in private home $80 per month     
               
   
       
     
     
       1 4¢RM UPPER & 15-RM. LOW- and up FE 35-8371 
er Completely mod Redecorated — a 
Yr.around Alt Wolverine Lk. MA 
4-180] or MI 6-2028 
a FAMILY. 6 RMS. BATH NEEDS HHOTEL AU BURIN 
Rooms by Day or Week 
2 BEDRM., | GAS HEAT. ELIZ LK Also 1 or 2 room apartments. 
Cooking and refrigeration units 
3 BEDROOM DUPLEX, | rE ‘FLOOR, | 188! N. Perry. FE S-6128 
__ Rent Stores 
py Close to city. Reas. MA 
J BEDROOM HOME ON WILLIAMS) ¢ach. Rent separately of as 
Ra 
nie FE 5-2474 
2 BDRM. HOME ON N WHITE EAKE 5 _ 860 mo FE 
8205 
A 7 sebai HOUSE ON "WILEIAMS | — __L&. Lincoln 1.2461 3 RMS AND BATH MODERN OOOO 
  &% MONTH ¢ RM HOUSE. 2 Grapes. 75 
bedrms, Children taken 2685 Or- _ $25,000 Pr: 46163 
: 1,500 down OR 3-7028 
2 Re ‘AND BATH. NEWLY BY OWNER   oie. PE 44152. Eves ae nn | 064 Auburn FE 2-0239 
a BDRM HOUSE wiTH BA a OOSEVELT. CLEAN ment, gas furnace, N. Perry &t (HOTEL es tms & vert wun ty | __ Sree. 1261 = ae Pore or week $1000 & up . 
. _heat, very nice, _FE 3178 — 0 | 
2). (NEW 2 A RE Tae STORES. 24x56 
mo, Ist & last) double unit W Huron St. Ample 
§ beatae Next to dentist's -office 
pe, ie ada Fe eee antler, mic shop & electrical appl 
2474 
'STORE WITH BASEMENT AND 
tied aller autometic gas heat for rent Good 
7 Rooms a BATH. INQUIRE W- focation Wa 6 gle 6 oe 
For Sale Houses 4 
Fenced yard. Ou Cass Lake Rd OWNER WOVING — 3 BEDRM., 
-. FE _ | 1% os family room, carpet. 
co. MO! “Otter” Lake. 
chard Lake Ave. 3: BEDROOM RANCH, 11 BATHS, 7 ROOMS & BATH. INQUIRE © 4 A 8 4 per cent mortgage. 
GI Reraie 4% per cent ints KENT Established tn 1918 E FOR ELDERL x - 
i shade trees Galy $16 500 — 
$4600 down 
ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom home on east side Full basement, oi] heat, 
tice fot with jJarge trees. Will | 
Hotel Rooms, 39. consider trade for small trailer 
a or fate model car as down pay- 
ment Call now, full price oniy 
sao ) 2 ee 
west suburban 2 bedroom home 
less than 3 years old and in 
very good eondition. Aluminum 
storms & screens, nice landscaped 
jot Full price only $8,500, 
Tent, only $55 month 
OPENING FOR LIVE WIRE SALESMAN 
Tloyd Kent Inc.. Realtor 
2200 Dixte dd at Telegraph 
FE 2-123 pe 8 to @ 
_AMPLE CcUusTO 
WHY PAY RENT? 
and $50 per month, 
_TEL-HURON SHOPPING AREA 
Vac 22-ft. 
  
Duplex Beautifully 
Avaliable No closing cost. Call FE 2-3597. 
_Full Price. $7300, OR 3-3620. 
5 ‘MUST bas A. tyeaer DOWN   
ern home Storms 
FE 6-180, yaro storms and sefeens, cat- 
se 
ri ment like new, good location. 
5-1 '$800 DOWN, MODERN, 5 ROOMS. ~ # Benen» rie ian tnd bath, 2 years old, knotty 
“oe ' ROOMS. — 8 Bascmhent. ym met “With income. on 2 Bem. Near Aubure and Opayae, beautifil’ acres. trees, garden, : miles N of Fishers, W Seas, 
AT ann Re 5 Rooms 2 seo Down 7 REBROOMMOD- Wideman 
    car garage. 
drive. meet a 000 down. 
HURRY! 
ELIZABETH LAKE raont 
Smith- 
        “4 | Realty = * Fenced wack yard. former: gt ee a8. ‘Open Pi ane elson and Bt Benedict school 
Price only $13.500 for fmat sale 
LAKE FRONT home: 
West of Pontiac 5 jarge rooms 
pres in lovely living room with | 
dining LL, Tennessee ledgerock 
iver ace attached 2 & garage | 
ft frontage on e sued | 
! | | ONLY $1000 DOWN for this lovely 
| | i] 
1 BED ROOM modern home ‘north - 
of Pontiac with lake privileges on | 
Round te Full basement. Del-— 
co oll furnace. ‘4 car garage. | 
outside” grill, S saad house Full 
price $5100 ou can't beat this 
| for $1,000 down. Balance jess than 
Oo 
ER PARKING _ 
When you can own this aed 2 
room bungalow for $400 down 
ving room with 
fireplace, om bath. ice repos 
Exceptional 6-room home Reau- 
tiful Make view peerage Abe a 
matic furnace Stov pine .living room,  pfivileges| car garage. Exce ac 
Ayaiieble Feb. 35. Adulte Maple, on Williams Lake. $60 month,| good buy. $19,980, terms. - 
    THAN. RE < 
Onis $220 down GI 
ALSO 
New low, .jow FHA 
$10 Will Hoit 
A House For Yoru 
THE SEEN 
208 BONDALE 
Behind St Joseph Hospital cs 
Just off Earlmore Bivd 
WESTOWN REALTY 
| Afternoons Evenings after © 
FE 8-6041 LT 2-467 | 
  NEW HOMI 
Near Waterford Erno Seas ae 
bedrooms. = ranch 
ments Oil fercacen, oak 
| eemea walls, 715x409 lots, $13,900 ees 
“HOYT | | DRAYTON woons 
FULL BASEMENT. 
room 
i dining ell. lovely oak floors, 
cheerful kitchen with large eat- 
ox with @ view!! 
PPER aie is paeree north of Pontiac. Large 
rooms, plastered painted 
walls. oak floors, Insulated. Alum- 
inum storms. Basement oil fur- 
nace Double garage. Terms ar- 
Tange 
Judson St —4 rooms and bath down and bath up. All newly dee- 
— Betbie- ‘age. Oi fur-7 
nace. Priced to seli. Terms. 
PONTIAC REALTY 
TT Baldwins FE ‘45-8275. 
$200 © 
DOWN | to 
Everyone 
2 BEDROOM Suburban 
Lake Privileges 
2 BEDROOM Close to Transportation 
All homes are completely 
. stormed and screened. 
Immediate Occupancy 
Stern & Selignran . 
Builders, Inc. 
CALL MAPLE 5-119! OR UNIVERSITY 4-262 
= : . 
  F enced Landse aped_ 
    
   
           
      
         
    
        
      
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  For Sale Houses — 
M ee are 
$2,000 
KEEGO HARBOR— $250 DOWN | 4 rooms eal = pasemess on the. 
of repairs 
rice bo 730 par yore ‘month.: Mod 
18 W. “FAIRMOUNT | 
| Civilians 
GODFREY $490 Down) NO OTHER COSTS 
2 Bedroom. ail almost nee: Auto \ 
Jt 
Perfect con: 
OP) 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 
look at 
interested call owner 
WO 3-3350) 
i. _TO_ 8-851 | 
J. DUNLAP CUSTOM BUILDER. BE SURE 
coalpaze our wibter prices. 
BY OWNER, CLEAN BUNGALOW. 
S‘_ reoms, finished attic, 
fireplace. 
high geheal 
3800 ats TAKE _33 
Waterfront 
bedroom heme fronts on | 
You can go to 5 lakes from your 
boat dock So here is your chance. | 
. , to fish, 
canoe from 
yard, And only §4,95 
KENNEDY tl 
LISTING SERVICE 
“Catch Up 
on Your GAYLORD) 
_ Reading" 
IDENTIAT, 
facts available at 
budget rancher 
Tees Lee 
2 an #16 000 Call for part: c- 
COLORED ois ehouta emile upon the burer 
At Cass Lake. 
new furnace, | 
voxsibie income i 
iN PAYMENT 
is present tn this attractive © 
ranch-type brick near Wat- | 
kins Lake. Many extras you 
have hoped for—-and thought 
eouldn't afford. You'll 
be giad you called. : 
ee aS   
      
  
  
» my wife that the coun- 
_try is no longer wasting scientists on non-essential tasks!” 
  ‘FOR SALE BY OWNER. 
___For $ Sale Houses. A 
HOUSE. | « Roo) ROOM oom. eee St. Pull price $2,109. 
SIT. 
IM we POSSE 
  garage, 2 extra lots fruit 
areeeee 
eal bad had completely tarnished. 
RIDGE W "AY RE 
a bedroom modern 
same Close to schools 
  New home. aieweet finished with | 
of néw vertical blinds 
ment if ae $563 Cruse. COn- 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIDE 
over the interior decorating 
spacious reoms Wilh a patio 
1 2 car garage West side. 
Priced at $14,500 with terms. 
Auburn Manor 
15, ee planning in ous ore 
  
  rood recreation pace Biren 
ae LISTING SERVICE 
Outstanding and attractive cedar 
on FE §-047; Reaitor FE 56-5001 
Nice livable rooms troughout, 
dandy bedrooms, beautiful stream. | 
nice surroundings, for dollar value | th is. home cannot be beat, owner 
  EXCEPTIONAL HOME 
$8950 sale or trade 
Five exceptional large rooms, acy | 
irehen. i 
tile bath with colored fntares, EAST STRATHMORE 
solid concrete driv 
00.4.   
    HOU SKE fe PING... 
has kept thie 3 bedronm tn 
* 2 baths. 1 
; Tear garave | 
ositively our best buy 
yes a 
VILLAGE Quick possession | 
there land many other list- | 
We have 
DOESN'T Cost 
_Kampsen  § 
Pe 4.0228 
__FEves & Sun. 
R 
. FULL BASEMENT newly carpeted living room with 
dining ell, drapes included. OAK | 
pies: raise family | 
arge corner 
ee a ON 
do 
ovr REALTY 
whee 8. aelee ih Ra 
_ PC NTRE trate Cn good six ort # 
five room bungalow up to $15,000. 
FOUR BEDROOM HOME 3 BECO yet 
A wonderful home for large fam- 
mirror hike oak floors ‘hrough- 
_full bath and tile bath, 
® guaranteed beach» 
heated and glassed 
living room and dining room bom 
bination 13x32, other rooms com- 
pareve. @ beautiful modern nit | 
sid 
  ERO anes ses0e 
Dandy modern’ ae ‘bedroom bung i 
{se danay corner lots. 
work aide paeet he 
choose sour ewn | 
pang build the home you 
. plastered wails, prekis, & You not only save Lore 
  scaping 4s well, Oh yes, near the ine 
sq ft of ving. space. t 
7 rooms of delightful Early Amer- ; 
ican oe Oak floors, plastered 
af = vitae like to see 
perty cated in beautiful Drayton Woods. 
$19,950, with sensible terms. 
  
      
      THURSDAY 5 
| 901 Cass Lake Rd’ 
must fos deserved. Ae _ very 
few of these few. room bricks bg ‘now avall- 
Tooms with 
quality constructic fon and se- 
OTR. 
planned basement. 
adapted for recreation wi 
‘ — hot "wo 
RAY OnE. nee 
rz fngee Me   PAYMENT. 
P. W. DINNAN 6M Ww: H Huron. PE 4-2577 
4 } ROOMS © AND. BATH. © peti |* baseme: gas h 
., den, "gas heat, G1 Mi 
Waterford Twp. By owner. 
2540.   
“OAKLAND COUNTY'S BETTER BUYS   
~ DOWN 
Corner ° er and 
Mt “oR 3128 = 7:00 OR 
36449. 
5 ROOM BUNGALOW oe 
ne’ You Will Be Sick, Sick, Sick  - 
  bid is don't see thls very, loves 
y & room “rarage, with * Qverhe a4 
= y, arse et ie ber including insurance and 
= . 
-| Elizabeth Lake Estates” Lovely @ rm. home with e and summer 
tr corner aig “rm Sate =: in. Living | rm th a down, 
  
Pen ree 2188 Cass Lake Rd. 
FE 2-4875 _____ PE 41661 
LAKE OPFICE uth = OPERTY SPECIALISTS wet m PONTIAC ees 
3 bedrooms and full Pepath 
Rec. room. See this today, sit: 
Sylvan Lake Special 
A cozy 5 room home on Pon- 
* tlac drive ve2 basement grr 
kitehen, asement, 
garage a= buy at $13,000 $2,500 down.   
T 
heater, insulated & 88. Plus liz 
pal garage, fall price $8,950. $1, 900 
FRAME Hi BEDRM HOUS. 
lene rm., kitehen, bath & 
tially’ finishe: basement... 8s. pe 
hot water heater & furnished. 
$6,000 total. $500 moves you in. | 
Oakland County Realty Lk. R ; 2610 Union a. + EM 3416 or EM 3-2411_4 After 1, 
a ROOM “BRICK HOME, WALL- = in back 
Hees _Dr, off Sashabae. 
  reom brick ranch. Westaide. Near 
oer se Lake privileges. 
BUILD NOW | On our lot or yours. Our plans or 
yours We wiii build dare a start- 
er basic or complete: 
our mode! home in Waterford 
Irwindale Dr. FE 5-43 —_——— sd 
— RENT BEAT ER 
2 bedrm home, only $500 down. 
Several other good buy 
PW. DINNAN 66 W Huron FE 4.2577 
ROCHESTER HTs. 
In Rochester Mich 
3 rea eT RANCH HOMES 
FULL BAS-}MENTS 
$15,500 
3 BEDROOM TRI-LEVELS 
$15. As low as $1150 down. 
Roger Le lienry, Inc. St _ Rochester . ® room and ittehen with utllity tm OL Pohior Office ~ OL 1-0070 Model. 
BY BUILDER DRAYTON PLAINS AREA — At- | 
tractive new custom built, 1'2- | 
story house, 5 rooms, lly tled 
baths, 1261 sq. fi. or living area. 
Full basement, of heat, alum. / 
storms & screens Near stores, | 
schools, churches. Call OR 3-7146. | 
afier 6 pm. 
Hempstead 4+-BEDROOM———__ 
| ideal home for large family Three 
bedrooms & bath up. Living reom 
dining room. kitchen & bedroom 
down Carpeting. fully tiled base- 
Ment with stool. sink & gas stove | 
Gas heat & gas Water heater, 
storms & screens & 2 car —s 
rage with work shop. Large 
1$0s 134 oo ar to schocis & | 
bus line $10,500 en terms. 
ORE KENNE EIR: 
Just the home for a couple Almost | 
naw five room bungalow 1ix 
ving room dining ell, 2 large 
bedrooms with spacious closeis 
Kitchen with dining area & tUed 
bath with colored fixtures. Full | 
basement. of] heat. @lect water 
heater. Lot 120x191 {{. Oniy $1,995 
dn 
K G- HEMPSTEAD 162 E_ Huron Si FR ¢6734 
Eve FE 5-3010° ___ FE +3971. 
_ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION i 
Attractive 2 bedroom home with ; 
partially finished expansion aftic 
Kitchen 12x12, ceramic tile bath, 
full basement with tiled fioor 
Gas heat Excellent jecation. 
Down payment only $2,000. 
| EAST MANSFIEL 
Only $1.50 ie on this levely 
2 bedroom bungalow Oak floors. 
Piastered walis, ceramic tiie bath 
Fuil basement gas heat On 
pared street near echeoois and 
bus, 
IVAN W 
~ SCHRAM 
oO x & 8s 
_ MULTIPLE fisting: “SER ViCB 
| $250 DOWN GI $700 down FHA Outstanding 2) 
bedroom home. Oak floors, tle | 
baths, lovely kitchen. Fuil base-| 
ment. Gas heat. Many more nice | 
features, Immediate session. | 
No payments till April. Trades — accepted, Ey 
3 bedroom home, neat and nicely 
Gecorated. New. —— fuil 
stimintnrr— 
down. Immediate possession. 
side Ptastrred 
walls Oak, Tosti 14x25 hving 
arvom. 19x18 bedrooms Fuil haxe- 
ment, lovely recreation foom 
Oniv 2 years old. Located in one 
of Waterford’s better locations 
Only $3.509 down Balance by 
equitable mé@rtgage. 
Tim Williams REAL ESTATE & NE eosaT | 
j 2ie" Baldwin Ave. 
MIDDLETON 
SPECIALS! 
ee a near Eston & Clark- ston Rds, 4 room hotise on 
15 lots Priced to sell at 
e@niy $7,250 with $750 down. 
-Teshe R. Middleton 
| BROKER 188 N, PE 36003 
$950 DOWN. Immediate peers 
sion. Shady ‘ acre lot with 1; 
stery home. Close to State Uni- 
versity, Oakland Branch, Living 
edroom and th down, Full 
rage. 
NORTH SIDE Excellent 2 bed- 
room home. Oak floors. Storms & 
SCREENS, Alum. awnings. Base-. 
ment with oil furnace. Land- | 
Hae lot 85°x200". Full price , 
alder trading for 3 bedroom home 
WEST SUBURBAN. Immediate 
possession, Near Waterford High 
School. 3 bedroom brick ranch 
home, stered walls. Oak firs 
-Large kitchen Tile ge yield 
divided basement with gas 
nace. Lot 150°x154' with back nl 
fenced. $15, $00, paema : 
Letters vo SITES. snag to 
hoose-frem Check with us be- | 
fore you buy. 
86 ‘E. Walton 
  ing a sutomatic heat po ae 
3 Pa Bape Focatea on on oe a cea! Eves. 
FOR COLORED 
If you have $2,000, here’s one with 
2 bed and income toe. 
P.W. DINNAN. , 66.W. Huron FE 62577 
Eves, FE 4-3046   - —_— to business , 
of Water! ‘aterford ford Village Pure 
Geoie R. Irwin,     ~ West Bloomfield Twp. Brick ——e 3 bedroom, 2 5 | se vain Lake Rd. 
IN THE MOOD 
FE 4-3581 
  _ OPEN EVENINGS FE Seis) + 
REALTOR 
  
basement, of] furnace. 2 car ga- 
basement.” Hote al outheast ‘ee 
         T; G. Trocke ALTOR 
TO MOVE? 
Trade Your Home 
For One That 
HERE ARE A FEW 
ONE MAY SUIT YOU 
EDROOM RANCH HOME IN 
'} BEDROOM YOUNGSTOWN 
KITCHEN. $9650. ON TERMS. 
BEDRM RANCH IN 
BLOOMFIELD D TWP 2 CAR AT- 
TACHED GARAGE, $21,500. 
W. HURON 5T INCOME. WITH 
6 ‘APTS: EXCELLENT INCOME 
$17,950, ON TERMS. 
BRICK RA NCH wit 1‘, BATHS 
AR GARAGE c. IDEAL LOCATION YOUR HOME. 
MAKEs THE DOWN PAYMENT 
BRICK INCOME, WITH 7 APTS 
$3800 
ON TER 
Don't see one you like? 
Better tall us anyway. 
~~ We ve etherst 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE | 1059 W. eb dastcadl 
____OPEN TIL 9 
N ICHOLIE WEST SI DE 
All en one ficor in, the 
Webster School Dutrict. 
Close to Huron Street bus. 
Auto. heat. Reasonable pirce 
end terms e 
| $350 DOWN 
One-half of a brick duplex 
They are nice and the pay- 
Menls are es than rent 
Completely redecorated 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
Brand new — Never been 
lived 3 Bedroom ranch 
type home Very low price 
and terms to responsible 
buyer Yee if has aluminum 
storms and screens. 
$600 DOW 
3 Beacons: ai on 1 ficer 
auto. heat Located in the 
North End Steve. retrig- 
erator. washer and dryer 
included, i's vecant. 
WE BUY & SELL 
LAND CONTRAC TS 
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO 
32 WEST HURON STREET 
HOUSE to Are WRECKED 
nN 
KNUDSEN   
iE lizal eth | ake u states 
2 well landscaped iote with 
shade. shruds and flowers is 
the setting for this very nice 
§ room and bath home with 
full basement anq usabie at- 
tle Carpeting included and 
@& garage Terms 
West Side 
Well located brick hgme of 
&- rooms and bath imtiuding 
3 bedrooms, full basement 
and 2 cer garage Also 
large lot & township water 
Feaiures are: Ot] heat. ce- 
ramic tile bath, and nicely 
gage available. Ga. now! 
WM. 1 KNUDSEN EM 3-461. 
  on 
  ona LAST YR. 819.500 
  
24 8. Telegraph Rd! See This Home 
On Cherokee Beautifully located 2 bedrm. 
brick home, ing 1008 seks 
ous din Lie 
ome Heated 5 caa “esl yd 
floored attic, ter softerer. Cash to aartonee: 
value plus at galy #16. 6.500, 
ou K. Irwin REALTOR 
Since 1925 
“West Huron St = 
Phone FE. 50447 Eve be 54846 
ANNETT OFFERS 5 
$6,500 Full Price 
Attractive 4 room and bath 
home in good location close 
to bus lime and schools Liv- 
ing room, modern kitchen, 
and 2 bedrooms Automatic 
oi} heat Reasonable down 
payment, balance $65, per 
month : 
1) wen 
In good west side location 
close to downtown 4 rooms 
and 'y bath down, 4 bedrms 
and bath up. Firepiace Full 
basement. Ideal for large 
family or income Call our 
office for more information. £f9 
“J ty, 
Lake lrivileges 
Now is the time to pian for 
your summer living J bed- 
room home 100 ft. from 
beach af desirable Union 
Lake Pully imsulated, 
ict Full price $9509 con- 
venient down payment 
| East Side 
Attractive 1‘: stery home 
in excelent condition Liv- 
ing room modern kitchen 
oxit, 2 large bedrooms down 
tile bath, stairway to large 
attic room Full basement 
with gas furnace Near city 
park sthools and bus line 
$11,250. reasonable down 
payment, balance $70 per 
month - 
Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 
MoE «Huron FEderal &0466 
; _ Open Evenings and Sunday l4 
RILEY | $300 DOWN Rest suburban near Williams 
Levely 2 Bedroom home 
eet decorated. Oak floors, ige 
modern kitchen with garbage cis- 
sa} Full basement with e| ! 
eat. aluminum storm windows & 
screens Now vacant 
S600 DOWN 
Situated om a beautiful landscaped 
acre of jand off Sashabaw Ra 
C.nder biock home with bric & 
-front 2 bedrooms living room 
large kitchen @& full bath Newiy 
decorated too. It's vacant. 
$500 DOWN $ rooms & bath off Baldwin Full 
_heat. Quick pos. 
~ pession 
$650 DOWN Tmmaculate 2 bedroom bungalow 
lus large utility reom.  Ciose tn 
est side jecation Large corner 
ay! 
S850 DOWN 
Cozy & cute ranch type with bi 
cture window Located east a 
ontiac pear Auburn & Crooks 
Rds. Situated an 4 cts 
10x 400 LOT 
Close in west subutban location 
Immaculate 2 bedroom bungalow 
in A-1 one Complete storms 
& alia e Boles overhead 
ris 
BR Ranke 
$09 Elizabeth Lake Rd 
at 41st ___ FE 44821 
    ae GILES   
‘oom Tee 
home Sun ee storms and 
screens full basement. oi] Beni 
Near s« chools & bus Only $1 600 
RAINBOW RIEALTY 
FE 2-2614 542 8 PADDOCK 
EVENINGS TE 4-6306 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
ONE   
        
Apoot $750 will get a young 
couple started The income wi!l 
pay for the property. Priced low 
at $7,500, on't remt another > day! 
3 BERROOM near §S! Bene- 
dicts Basement. auto heat,“ga- . 
tage Youll Want to decorate 
and you'll have te moner to 
do it. Low. low down payment. 
FAMILY HOME in a fine 
Bloomfield Twp. location. Brick | 
construction, oak floors and | 
— plastered walis throughout. Ce- | 
tamic bath. Living and dtoing West of City 
tn 8 gout joration 3 ream 
2 bedroom full path. large 
HE Ve room Only — $5.450 
Ri terms i . 
Wathins Lake Rel. 
€ Room ranch type home 
with breezeway and garage 
on 2 lots Omly 81.500 down. 
OFF Joss vn 
Only $10 800 with terms for 
this 2 bedroom home. Full 
basement, oil heat. Large 
lot feneed pack yard. 
Il ES REALTY Co. FE 5-4175 ae BALDW Evening: FE > pat 
“BUD" Think af the arene   
rooms carpeted Full basement. | 
2 car garage. 2 lots Hickory 
Grove and Bloomfield ae 
School district. 
ayeuns HEIGHTS Bungalow | 
will be vacant Saturday umi- 
+ num sided, full basement, excel- 
Hird heating system. 2 car ga- 
$8. with a 
payment for YOU! See it today. 
think you'll’ be pleased. 
$7.500 WILL BUY a doll house 
decorations. 
peered LAKE ES- 
‘ES. Can be your new 
qadren and at a fair price. Built 3 years ago and care- 
fully maintained by tee orig- 
eed and “ready ue ts in- 
sulated and re ‘or that 
third bedroo: Tn e ater 
ment is pain’ intea and 
good recreation woseteilltnnn, 
es mt FHA handle: 
enie: ments 
on balance. - = 
# 7 for you, Basement 
tiled. | Landscaping. es) ard A down and payments al 4'4 per cent interest, : 
“RAY O'NEIL, Realtor pd efi Telegraph Rd. Open 99 
FE 3-716 50780 
FOR €OI “ORED 
$300 DOWN Large hig mage bath with full 
  id 
eaten Quic 
BLD. RILEY, BF i 
FE +1187 _ FE 44021 
    WEST SUBURBAN - 3 | 
  +444 
You ard your Lea ean 
eal us NOW. 
iS 
The kitchen is- very special. | ilver Lake Paivileses the bath is tiled) Oak fidors, | 
plastefed walls and pleasing | Start the New Year ri ketling setiled tn thts “owe std tom Bilt’ 2 bedroom brick ranch home ang enjoyin, the good thines of life Al oversize rooms ceramic tile bath ‘with extra bath in bpsement:, rec space with t fireplace, two car at- 
landscaped = er, other extras Soe tk today, 
le. 
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 49 Mt. Clemens st. 
- Dolan 
  2 FAMILY INCOME. Close 
a eal pis ens st, Grex * 
be enlarged tere sting incom to tami. ye 
it t rate only $16\300 300 th 
mAlocheg VILLAGE, b] 
wom. pungalow fal» base: in: car rarane. sieoek. 
$10, Poh. price” -_ 
Leslie of GUL 1s Tipp, Realtor 
red ee aS aoe 
             
     
       
     
     
       
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BANK2 . Nopiltnaeridew qalenirtediniaosy _ PARK AT OU +1582 Eine co FE 41538 Dw Wuroa PE ¢s000 23s. ccapicta Mesleuaten FE ax Ripe) ed rorchlis ta eae 4S Telegr 1 
Den‘ a | schools neighborhood. [cabs 'UR_FRONT DOOR ASH O IT CONSOLE PHT +2084 able FE sam ee cen $2.95 Vai- SALE - nda vee tides FE < 
Dat Dar untanaibien tas sxctis mt coer, LIQUOR B. AR Up to EICKLY etd" w mr Tigane giecune Ge SINGER BLOND CONSO“E "wilt tern pe ke he: Wore "aati 957 FOALS FOR SALE 
you more. ' \ i owntown . ne uron. Pontia : $12.35 4 payin ncemty gan . -1628 ‘ties  OLiv pa ree as S 
Se thei il Broduntiee Le no feed of Pontiac location — $500 3" BUOND TV, AL ¢ = Starting Fe> ents of Ate Orensrda Lt ee vet tcood A : 
acres with e€ uctive 60 Bi | partners pa. catertainment seme | 8.3788 ALSO 17° TV | wing Center FE "3433 Michigan “FRE ote: Sy wy ee Arabian 
men uiece xcelient bata: < . = ga) at 20 vears he ame. 5 ; SINGER CONFO rf = STANDIN gan Large SPINET OF-+ |. : » pony 
ings tecome)/ wl moreithen | mith-Crawiord, | “foe doen 6 ne {el | 9X18 SEIOR WILTON R porn coe co ag.) werteowls wh 0 TOILE Tasi# 9s Music Con is © Huron, FE ¢056 “+ quarterhorse blooc - 
eee He getatagy ae $800 S$ one OFFICES fe De rrnet with wa Tunis Working | ape — pice T Pap | _FF_8-15¢4 condition. $7.50 AB- }-pe sigh wit, ‘nttines si2.9s USED SPINET PIA} FE 40566 | rhorse bloodline 
ment Just 88.000 intrest { echester R Dayment . above aa panels. STOVE: > nm sete with bi her's NO $395. G . ——| 
2 000 down \$98 E Auburn Ra 4 Ob 19002 For are (sere E8 BOUG pe. colored b trim $88.95 Fé Musie Co GaL-| Call Mi 
a ‘ GAL appointment. all Loa __ | changed me SOLD. trim ath set . 44-0566 _ WE H all Milf , 
: 2 OL & +\LA RE i n oe NGE. 3 YRS O Tumer's EX- ‘ with ws uron. : ord, MU oe 
40 ACRES (vate . = Bust om Fru ———— ens. rE 2 080 602 Mt. © Facter Sa . » = 4-25 
= : RE ony _. Bu en H . Clem- ¥ Inds — i = . Be 
Chalee corn RES ; 2 bedrm ne “ed r Aimlte a Diam paghire Sa! oe ae s@2 PONTIAC STATE ay te one refrigerator, good = == * 12. SAVE PLUMBIN Irreguiars “ le Office fice Equi 2) Boas 2 
Mik tates Geo” 4 Ste ental) Piice) hoot im. MLK DEP 30. - 18295 Liv WHEN ATE BANK BIDG [dong ae ibis i eon, “geesie couch _172_8. Seginee G SUPPLY | joorea juipment 63 ing =a BUCK UCK BOARD. 
read - on 2 main Deen. ace Price sa ae Te OT W FUGA: a5 roer + - 308s PELECT : “= FE 5- a 
ion small words genty rol For information cal = St ew : ffeil Naa * $ St ey * cal nor mi Gun ol beer sio00 | fers All gall ler sae ateaaeniiees ag pee $69.50 ae vigryes $800" Rigs _ 
r the fusate erything $8863 | Mre Spear es USED FU New 0 WATER F : Kaien ee § 300 rites com iery eau — MA 
50) mbites st buyer Oniy hea ch clothing Juat RNITURE ANI never used R PEATFR Kr ROR ple 21pm se | For 
$300 per . = ownown wu sso} rv Nott, R money from buy stock opal ~ APPLIA eas MA 6.2860 y feos mR YOUR OV oe = 3 Sale Pow 
e, With terms 170_W_ Pike Realtor to live che the first day P =e y Norge @ NCE SALE Wr vY s e} 8 10 | CHARCOAL oon a 2 BEAU rr fc iF 6 
cr . pee 5-7195 { ap Rent on } rece ot can get Nor uiomatic Cryer EVERY SELt & _ one RRIQU Suit ITIFUL Wal ; BEAUTIFU 
Spr _. ____FE 45905 3 from 9 a ease FE eagnatur tt outckiy ge Automati sys tYTHING FC EXCHANC 0 Ih ue Witable f L CABIN L 
COMMERCIAL Income P files oc ur, Pietaietad ce rae Girone ire tet LS bol RENOGE #1 oe toa, Gaclay, “Astle at i | Sore Forse —— 
vE Se depletes Dr plo _ pla yods tr selling udget W stay aan ix Size Re‘ri 29 ee besise™ ‘ e7 recent a cebut: nal cash register. | = : 
Es SS FoR ee ae perty 434 i ce to held Saucon: oe good rou With Sar ean es d to rout - bp fo 2 sears to te pay ss eae? CAS RANGES eee 2 if mae CHAR COA $421 ea soln ae, an. a wit pene Ane arm Produce - 78 
area’ Demand growing urnished @¢ & NER ERN : — z problems 41 N_ Sagin ABERT: 1 dup FR B ‘Mun OM $28 50 a ag. 70 are or cher mise. shel tl sheit.  SPPLES 
See eee caciessces. | Pete eee reweca fost Pp 7 AUTO se FF 5. 060 W Huron unro Elec Co. 00 -\ ¥ LO kK” Shockoe cea aheives Also | _1900_ SID GLACKMORE 
Back ts stall L _ete ay hardwood “fears RID "WASHER. LIKE _ 56188 ne a AL e& nee “ sekeae atanda Ose xe cone 2? GOOD verbell Rd. PARMS. 
needed. ontage. no fill EO ee NEW. sé sed Trade- Orchard Laxe_ G SUPPLY CO peeeeee Seete oO case re) 3 D COUNTRY - : 
Better scree nee knocks For Sale Lake P Is THE “BIRD™ 2 FINANCE OC tables. "couch & Sean chairs, 2 Occasional chair in De; st. FOR SALE 5 Ave FE 37101 aes All priced By oO Ha Pe oN. rene a MO. = 
with terms. ow $10.00 2 4 rop. 44 ; TO SEE ore CO i. see ek eens oe on 1 drawer chest us) oe eee wOCOER) amc. NATIONAL Ci _SABEOO Led St. Harry. 
MIL. SILYER pana TRE 7 bits ADMIRAL T = pDresrer eis cg) reticence x 3% 1 ~ CASH SOTATORS © BEE. Ft 
= _ : : i IRA Sheena : Day div e 24 x 85. 1 Gous RE per ES. 
A EED MONEY: eae Thi short arden grit on “om oats gute mane 8 Viton leetre sdee’ Ca ne eas ee Been ee en carne) Whe itech ec 4 
‘onvert that. L. eS _2-T344 : a7n parme ; ntiac is jus’ y igh war ig bad b stove. shag. efrigerato 4 i : Por further 1 320 B IONAL. C a d Mt. Mi ro ieft 
to cash. Let and Contract 5 nt FE cellent fixtu us: like new green, ba y bed. dsven Table, uF : $39 50 FE 42122 + ipformal agiey From CASH eam jo. 302) = 
_ Lots and acreace ¢ Lots witt PRIv Cc uaumell ace bs a oat Trel back cha orks | pane ene SS $59.50) FU a sepeta a pthg eighng nis Tens - _Sale F 
< = : WWiteG Make € $2,200 ipment Co tr FE. zy -boy chai chairs- $50 FURNACE eee eee r by the onditioned arm E = 
Fdw. M.S Cass apd Elizabeth RESTON cress ae mo Goo: ABOU —— —— + & ottoman 50 wi on. HO : ister Co Netlons! Cech Reg: : Farm_ Equipment 76 
. . M.Sto aati = 3-200 ihidetcemineac In brick ff of a ANYTHING sion table $59 50 th 3 overh oT WATE oO o Cail PE 3 sh Reg- | 76 
en, os NEL Boaaiu 2 —— en _* en term:. tT ut bidg #30 TO $500 - 10 ase FOR THE = HOME CA kg toe 8 pWART ee ON _ Hey wood Wake. _ operate Sacrifice, eh a x “Ss —— -0285. After “or Serene momen thka 
Pia fe teal Be cocerpee CE e so ReOMMUNTEY LOAN’ GO” | fara on on iAs Economy. GO "Sale Sporting Goods 63 i ka 
37-4982 $00-—-Cuacin— e Priced | 7s your home : TRADI PRIERDLY SERVICE | 8-b4zt | ore. tors Sy gg os 361 FURNITURE rage Doors — “BARLU ‘cs - 6s oe ere, “paul ip. 6307 ‘Diste 
ontre: = as es & W Z = g-.. 38 B % s 2 
. Cass LAKE. WARD Ket with ee FINANC , Bathroom | fatures. ib ghee, relriee.| ho eee weet] Ga) pis ES ian RRP IU a ee ° 4 
oS ot jake yates tel bu “fas | Cost at beer heme tate ot |) 4 op? Sa ECO. mattress vans aut ortuas ood | TRADE-IN DE FE 29151 Serecion sizes and eesces’ Lama 34.25 hears ice spears. a 8 ye em Att ees 
000, EM 3-27 v beach ment alone! ae Gewe yay yee ene Ain : ee ee as and | Guar. PY. mod Tom $35 ;. Large ts. $8 75 Ss. $2.08: $15 Petes BE 2 : 
‘For Sale Re ' — : npes- ROCHESTE nn ee ea cpaits. tables, suites. | Tab: elettri¢ washer ier tas eae he, end up A! fais. seego 75: 218.06 insulated | Sa LLOCH CHAIN ; 
esort | Prop. 44A- TREAT TE JER. MICI suits | ~ TeR itt lamps | 2-Pce ‘op gas rang $49.50 | you aa vou think, Let us costs 8. 350.00 prec hockey stick used WF WS, NEW : 
AL- FOR PART LOANS $95 T 1 2 eee: (See ieee Bee ees ws free esti et us give. PHitEr ision roller s.| Sd Laws ; ier, Garden 4 
J ae rom ai s4995 FS Pp mate PHILIP skates | Woodw Equi . d 
___ ACRES NEA Businesse ARTRIDGE- autos. oor, eine ome eee one | tae chair $29.95 GUN Lata Ps 7 ON = ard. (North 1583 |S. ‘ 
+o Mackinaw and ermarre FE SN throughout Mich op I¥ESTOCK Vist our trade dept. ao Lounge ch tas COUN TAPE aeennses oe KORFAN & IN. _N._Saginaw. St ningoamn Ml ecguy,'s MY | 
_With cabin radise Lake. OPE? he W HORON | Cores USE 0 SEO Eeenes eee set Soomas 995 fuel tank Me Sr eee INSULATED. BOOTS. 
F = Sale! 6-158 FOR-ikAae =x TL He ne ester Ot, 60711, OL Eien UR LAYAWAY PLAN : cas a range $12 95 31-6106 5-1301 or OR wear hoodes cect en under. | cCULL 
Roe Lots 46 smack bar — WLING ALLE Mort mcrae UP TO 24 Mt “ay item hry 3 Cx Er) OS woo! pants. . 2 
; Y xa bl ONTH a Dot fist 9 95 | St ‘S A&N . I | 
= Lot 7X187 READY POR BUILD- Hayes lee bn 2 fae. ge Loans 54) ve bus. sell OF THS TO PAY able sted above are P i WAY ooNs Se rE 2 CHAIN SAV 
2 Bed ILVER LAKE ee ena ee ce ae No-phone calls pi Tat W. Huron, | LOANS—£600 to $1. parking, Phone PE sos of free | 18.8 WYMANS i wb ICES pa sell Trace. Bu PRICED yea : 
room buff and ch @ stores, i calls please (a) SE 35-0241. Pike Eass Rock! ' ard, Lote of _8_ Telegra reso : specialize 
ai br church s, schools = LF : peat. 5 term athe of 3 : aph F ell, 7 e cou D) ] 
washer Geom farge living room| i ‘WICKE ° HER —_— homes, ‘moger oro £00 | a mies foe 8 ‘ | TOASTMASTER $2.0. 8 FE 4102 | Os ee kn comet footy ad Maal oe Soy aR satan 3 coexist rome 
Nicos ee dryer. FR z room. | 185 W. MAPLE RSHA ee Guberd Cone not, 5 E of Pont: er neater instal ALLON WA /@x8'x% pl t cement . 4 Manley et TRADE. } - 
lake t privaeues: tage. 3 — ite | LOTS. 40 x  MAYE Altge-30 HARDWAR THE STATE : For — saat i Rd a Heights. ama burn Meare Electric — seo RB exe st : ee ICE BOAT, Starry Bag) oe. IOUGHTEN « SON 
Lake. es Qn Giver s,| for both * ACH E 8b mprgvem - tions 01 i AL = eburn ) Hu- %" Clear W — eond AST, E : 
easona’ and Loon FE ? 541 fione, Located owing high 3 ents. Ge MOST ——-- U | exe eta Pca 29 oe $125 oRILE 
or = F 2 alt main gross To fr “NEW | SPECI ee ee wa Ply aing _ $13 EM 3-083 NT 
a Consider trade orremaer FOR PERRY ACK r ae tore c a8 3 | Gas. Con be ‘haated E. of = house pert anion ot enclose ere! Electria FORTABLE 1 GEN. a AL THIg WEEK ONLY ze Fear 23 MARLIN: 22 2 CALIBER Sei 
ee SUBURB: an! NOTHING com COMPARER TO L pen he stele taree Lose! of caracel J 8 searace of . | ts aa ees at Brand new Singer cabinet i Ext goor frames Sa box 0 oes cage won rin ie a 
3 “Bea g 0 LIV st. i ITOMATIC $139-50 jon ec- Flush rs A-T 5 6097. ¢ new = 
3 ee ee, Ee Witt Ch Fy Sd ge Apply 209. Nat * wasner EM “WESTINGHOUSE | Se en tee realnut. | fnside Door Jambs apd \ 
coctnent 2 hited ba with LY k" BROS. ment. Low rea teak want ereip | —Poerlae or Fnseey Pace oo “266 after 8 Seton ola machine pits Singer saxty buts bea shes Mish Valt's Place | McCulloch Chai Si 
sement, i bath, full AL to rent, Ow equip- rE _¢4i28 urner A : : your Sin passa s brass pair 8 on kines ; FOR in 
car g . heat, attached 1% $660 Dixie Re. ini erate himself, pitas! too busy | ~~~ Swap | Peer electric ra TA St. or Mir 02 Sa oe Zonowite. ry sets all kinds. Liv tackles Ww Aas LOW whl 
{yer aid Close i. House. {a| Ope oR =. a un ans Swaps 55 Ra. "ku Hance. Biel » | _Penny_Fi acie Mile in the JC. Biank sigo| “Dinners. W aren ® bed g take trade-in AS $187 
5 i 1 Co by Penny Fabric and ed et thesis $1 igaier uron creda Ss and 
to Waterford! n Eves TH 8; Sund: i ne SA 30 MODEL Av he. mmerce pric and Notions De: 224, 2 fon 100 ft. 9 4 SKATES 8H. Ww. ae Ez 
W aterfore r ay 19 8 teat PICK- TO & Yotions Dept. | Door mM “we 93.75 #186 Dizle ARPENE e have 
WaREREORD HIGH Mee ie eae: a. ae = ne ges Electric Y RRINGER | WASHER: Warehouse Cle Ceiling cts #83 00 —— aot a1 ial ED mains | Wo alee g, 72% 00d used chain 
be By ees style. Can be us Cherokee Hills a os ned ies ‘A rust ee . CHAMPION FOR FU eas 7 adaot after 6:30 "p.m On All aes et ad Coege Cash 10 Complete ne" i sKils KING BROS so food sod 
with plante: LE Its new iv ore, Be teedy for bigs fet ear, truck RW. | auto. elec’ ‘ HANKSCRAFT —e st. AH m ash-Way’ %2d live e re fis: 
heat ter box. Tiled pl 100 ft site Z for att or seat, . electric si PT Bio covers. Brigh’ aterials und: bait a tackle bs 2 
fot wed ana di pore with a pee ee restricted ‘to | i ar os sum: | AUTO WATER s Road —= tot 3900 | _ PE? sieao stroller All for “436. 5 BURMEISTER'S “ 1c, Reaen Sharpened 
a well, diiveway. Lae.) tnd ‘multtieve) ‘homes “” Sr ATE E fin ot ea a a een Ear range“ non PRICE NORTH TARI ERSON 
pki is ask ed iF ost feel ae “out EWID SWAP -DUC Y_sell EM 3-020. - ble dresser, Auto. Wash ao ERN | DWARE 
U ut! b %s,,* Biss Real Esta Pde Rt? ty Me COR: : xt es and chest nirres $329 95 $a. LU me 8. Telegr 
dod permet BLAIR ; & aa Uke be Bin oP Re 1 aay , GHA CHANT EO ATP eater 4 . USED coer a tor | Auto. Wash sees" yes i gy ail a es * sg “2-3 | Across rons from Adirecie Mile  aeevetne 
. a i vo tenren S S| wee = at eal Auto —_= _ "si87.ea | GAs WATER HI Oo # PM. 1 es ® 
465 REALTO URSE ves, Call “FE FE SE oe Wash 5 A Fe Sand 
76 Dine Bs - C ARL W. _ Sale i 5-0004 of MY 3 $ieai WE ee OR TRADE pe rd > a $190 95 liget | Blectrie water oe | 5 irae & Dirt! 
AYTON A ae on "503 te eda Realtor Land ¢ Contracts — 32 i two # bedroom ee LONE ai cs pin Conv? wash: si79.95 ale rg eo Dirt “667, 
#031) weve PEs . a 20 DISCOUNT ON prick Wa can eee a ee ‘S| Upholster pape iG | Gas Dry ; $49.95 ° _OF = 
me as dow accept a sm. 8 chid. red chairs. Serer er $280.08 °° i ROAD Se 
_TO BUY OR | a3 ven sens) te um sceept O emaler | Senne 108 $5, a0" r pi 
SEL os ue ee | Be an dee Mang BENDIX GAs f ern sin =| aaron at oS y 
seca bev CK A 7 Heron Ph. nm Realtor, enw. ewe. range DR $130: GF Get cn S170.25 4 
ae Smee *Y _eail FE 24810, Evenings farm, 360 Mi 6-4 E oe | 0 ce re Bete ey) 
month. HOLMES TARTR \: UNT ee ee 2 ngs [SORE 6 0G eaith Retr, | e100 98 - $3.97 
ay ‘43a Disiie Hey : x Mu sa aroce,| Beats DRATTON Woone : ¢ Fo, BEDRM, i SUITE You , $0 _PE_ 61 . 
‘ f ' : ae ons ees ft. lig car a) See 12 w. Re GAN cH 1 |? Li : 
TRACT. | besutifu) AD soe od) NK my ASOn- Onty ARGE IT oS tor t 62-6873. 
he .5 eo fruit k a eit counter j 4 = 
en, = sie Ronties nade trees for og é For oma Fe iby tops, ae a. wading . 
—— : ‘ = u : — ry, Owner, “On ane Note erine Lumber C | teen war int. Top «cil. Cow h 
Le otk o. ‘CAVATING cts thr 
; ae Goon vEAR PE 2076.| track: yo PE.” ough Classified ‘Ads 
- : 8. SERVICE sTOR! hes a shoe as TY, " 
. CASS x wash LEM_3-4535 7 al, es, whatever it is iat 
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              ., Wanted Used Cars" 8s! Fer Sale Care. Mm) a OF MAM t For Sale Cars : ov For Sl ae oO 
| Bud Spelton Motor Sales | — ~ - Flinder> RaH. Blue. EM Mea033. | 
Pays top dollar on tate models. | 4 = is3 FORD V8 2-DR. CLEAN. rade ro Cer Auburn & Ee “Bird. FE $06s) : : od cund. eae offer accepted. : ; 
Aucti Sal —— star ae 7 405 | PE. 5-178. Chark voy Motor Sales aes 
amblier or similar. sc iS. ~ = 1951 FORD Vic R PLYMOUTH DE. 
ucuon CS ress ee —_ i ‘oteLY No MONEY DN. As: " Glasston, Mich. Phowe MA | Shia, kd 
S0B9 Dixie Heghway i Creat a cet YMOUTH 1956 134 Po 
ear : LS 5 tz Mot 1600, Harolg Turner Fore. a PL Dray ton I lains \ ~ @ AVERILL S NEED cirs r C u va 1@) ors i * Belvece is . cyiinae ee ee oe Hike | 
Spey taen 2 46) 2 es + = es of elvedere Every iy suas 4 . | Al S I, — bring 1 here for 912 § Woodward. Bi irmingham | FOR OU ALITY "56 acs “Og - Car shows ‘est roy ‘11,000 scjuel 
“Every Friday pA sgg te DINE HWY . NORTH PONTIAC Ne CADILLACS « Power FH atochdoge Ee ches) te — with’ rede @ Myeater 
“very S avy....2 i Moo FE +3885 5) pambier contertive 385 MA . - Powerfite tinted: glass and & very, cunda $ dio. & heater, ydramatic elec i 
a 2 : moe $88 PAID FOR JUNKED -33 Cherrolet 1 owner $285 : ing new Te t's never Buy d Sell] ) , cats bee Arthurs, EM 3-91¢1 As poeple : Also a fine selection of other tric windows, electric seat. Hurry, cars 
; Avo and Sea i)ais ae a ba Chevrolet sid shift $@ clean used cars. It. THIS CAR IS SHARP! : been on the grotina Hurry, c@ 
_ =3 * He Ld. & be s 
R 3 2 l 3} TP: i c LIAMS USED CARA 32 Mereury hardtop $483 95 like this just dor't last. ear 
OF eed ii, OOF ifUs " eacs fad 4oiiar fer clean cars, Mans makes & models to chotse ‘: mo fab ye bo down, up to menths on bal- 
~ Wil Pontiac-Cadillac we Stews ue ck Gena. Gee trom eee aes ison Pontiac-Cadilac . : ance {OTOR: 
t Cat 1501 Baidwin Ave. A S | : : “SCHUTZ-X 8 
railers 78 Fr $211 { 1350 N For Sale Housetrail a bd Te : & XW VE. hors 2 W Montealm FE 4-0151 . . 9128 ‘Woodward, Birmingham 
< ee Mi’ otor - Sales . One oT = ssnints 53- 
USETR AS. AN BE lar hua , t s 1050 PL YMOUTH. ¢ COND 
aa ogg nag "Mepile Vil cage Fot top dollar om late mode! ears Guar. Quality Cars, : W odwa ad: tion, New tires. 43.000 miles. 
Tralier 6 W. Engabeth Lake 2-7 Dine Hw OR 3160 Mostly I-Owners O r i -_ $176 EM 3-2 lege 
_Re. FE 65818 TOP CASH FOR ANY _ MAKE OR 55 nébiy HT ooo cies Ow. YY 30193 after 5 p.m 
- MORN UBER Ai Trace uo er down Sees She “Shara. ; ‘Bham — ML 1930 | “PLYMOUT 33: 4-DR- = . 
“oe ‘OBIL, CRU Asai EC mONOMY CARS 2 ee BURN $5 Fords V-8 Very nice . ama TT i . If you've been looking for a really : 
: = hom Pye Bree ors FES |; WE BUY CARS IN ANY CONDI. tc Wil trade. 7° le ORD 1957 Lo outstanding <car with a reason- 
TRAILE EXCH eee E “shox Pe #6187 - iy evcrnee ie Pe - store "900" Meienadact ee: | = pret “s i enor FA : | ‘OR : / 
/ S oo ee .Overdr. Sharp . - , Gold rown. with oO} 
MIOBILE HOME> WE TRADE Rees ; ‘ heater. Reacuace. white tires 6s MT CLEMENS st sure te ond oaly See cee | : 
ry ’ ew tres. oS ceases Rene d in . se. 7 . 
Anderson - Regal a more to choose from i Rat tao! borse a = 23-7117 white Ged me months On <p 
Silver Dome - Palace DOWN mC igle tics Ee CARS ads ary “HUEZ MOTORS | BEHIND THE Post orrice | , Money Down. 24 m = 
te. ie WIDE w AS 62 98 ! } ICAR _912 8 ‘Woodward. a | oe = oF HUTZ MOTORS: 
s-tt é 2 Auburn off Saginaw FE 4-211. , ORD CUSTOM 2 DR. FoM , = 5 yoodward. Birmingham 
7 of 7 as w BUICK R SLA ch 8 2G ror tie NTE Hho : Hoon 2 aa oo = = = La 
cet te black nylon titres, conti- | OW. tone biue and white ydra . al ae . 
a kit’ full power ail jeath- | - DOWN veo Maat, (payments Mr | R&H. power steering & brakes ton. New tres 43.000 mies) PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 
; erigrs 51008 Bans pe sce Parks at Ml 47500, Harold Turn-; O®uea by Birmingham family who iter 3 Radio & Heater, Hy éremat- 
€< BOW ; W Pike St FE 81163 eri Ford | -serviced $] cars with respect. — t rakce clecilie evel and 
PE 1 GNO A wae, Gs Gide Eibdcie ta ‘Chose VICK 4DR CENTURY sa more) Pl m h. 5, : 1 
PM ways 20 ¢ SEN ca “Her ap 35.000 miles Loaded with y Ou oon te ith abbas 
: are a fa Dore extras $1350 FE 68-6246 _ = Bi : h TION. Black with while 
MA TANDEM 0 Pe . Z _ _ ; i ; 1 top 
parmenis. Ay We buy 54 through 57 move! Cars 1952 CADILLAC 4 DOOR BEDAN |, ee. ™ome- .- ‘ /-22 Irming am | $1 conan PRICE 4 | $3195 
luage. tk ‘ J ! RéH Ail ct er 8 down con - 7 —_— 2. = | 45 $38 MONTHLY | _ ee 
s i. Bi, fter € ~; — 5 h | 
fa reese erome’s” ace maccaned Chevrolets Suburban Mtrs.' ap, Mc “ss Lt “Bright Spot MC TOR, SALES oe clue beAika | De utz otors | 
rig pot &BYON. Mant St. “It's to LS my wife’ s = rlatives: « : =I General Prices of |- 565 8 Woodward. Birmingham 812 S Woodward, Birmimgham 
ik > 3 = SAINS an} t , > SST ES . : eee * 2 . "35 = me : 
~ Corer & Mote Arcee ie cee, velar fexke at ‘Cass ROCHESTER a : “a New Car [sade-lns |S) Ope ces) CONVERT | BLK Coe near eS = 8 Sa 
— t+ ten e—$1000-00 OF F carne: oS nance csr RHR EEN FURY — 2 FONE ‘ s ‘, $100 equity. & take over pay- Ave FE 45740: . : 
“e ins sae oY ES Bob Hutchir we Vea ; paint. Power brakes and steering For Sale Cars ol For Sale Cars A) | *30 Chevs $35* ments. EMpire 33382 Si ZA 8 ct UB : — Ais PA Sa ee 5 Arar — | Cc $195 | $3 PLYMOUTH PLAZA 
. sieere the price but tops them on-Wili PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR R&H. Easy-Eye glass. Like new.) ~~ paaeeeene oe | os cere $285 | 1954 OLDSMOBILE 88.2. DR, HOL- 2¢d_2 tone blue R&H W-Walls rae ee oe ia ee baakes $2650 FE 2-800) 34 CHEVY 4 DR. POW ERGLIDE ‘31 FORD 9 PASSENGER WAGON ay Clese $395 | iday. 2 tone blue and white. Hy-; 27.000 mules $130 aown 
gomery at Edcie Steele Pord. 2705 $3 (SUCK Mor UNor ane | Pere Wisteria, = Fore Fo Veraemetic BS ht Powe: ever | os Cheve SMR] dra.) RWH power steering Low Braid Motor Sates : a : See : PENNY DOWN PAYMENT Eddie! low down payment or older car ing Many sain _ 30.009 miles ‘$5 Chevs sent nillésge “Towner, Birmingham $ 388 00 ne iafd Lake Kea E 22966 : Steeie Ford FE 2-2 \ Bo eM ee auy one of these Perfect cond, FE 35-7666 _ 368 Chevs $79 trade-in. Fully guaranteed FE 2-0186 65 MT CLEMENS ST. 
trees 00 WED USED a JURRED CARS AN OR | QUALITY | USED cae Ca =. 38 FORD C o2DR Ran FOM ~ $QQ5 | 57 BEY 7 DR, Ras EXC COND FE 3-7117 | 2388.1 bey ane EAs ks eH ¥ > FRO Ss at NE, a - j = a ji 4 
re fw —— 2700 bo from 6 8m to 2 pm FES sre) AL HANOUTE CHEV-BUICK - | Cl OSING. : | or | _dte_ Steeie Ford. FE 2-2566 i : | 37 PLYMOUTH 2 DR, HARD. peuine re Post ne ‘ 
@ bevoom : e1ies oo WANTED a ee KAISER FOR LAKE ORION, MICH . MY 2-2411 PERS SPRING | 1993 FORD, -CUSTOMLINE. 8) as Down FULL PRICE | top, 2 tone Dowder blue, & mee 
hee : tse Barts O 4845 i  * iN $45 MONTHLY/| Comp'etely equipped with ar ee reed 
ae uses ||| ANID REAL BARGAINS AT aust vel eres below whole. | tee Gua Gat ae eo mee Sybur ne = | cetrantets ner Hecht nd 0] PONTTAG, RAH RYDRA 
HO TF ze “ an sae o u i power rakes acrince we ba 
pedhjom " $4188 00 106 ene CARS Many cers finllsick’l can! bendic/| Paces mom waale i ( } 1EeV rolet | t b b M rE Uicoent Saies, 6818 Cooley Lake Rd. EM : 
be . $3888 06 ap PAY ; : " - iscoun ; . : 
vee 88 To 1 Dollar X1OPr irs. wits) eel rages sown TALES i arge selection of '54- a OLDS DEALER "24 Oakland R MOTORS F ne “eo vONTIAE aise eee 
ial . tection | of iate as 2 _ 619 8. Lapeer 560 Auburn Ave FE 5-3401 | *3§ ¢ he vrolets and 1p or ds Nereuen AT 8 WOODWARD _ |. 565 8 Woodward, Birmingham 6 PLYMOUTH” BELVEDE RE, aI Je we cons us EB ee Lk : 
Aa nevane — _ sate 7 alets a RMIN : _YMOL 2 : 
poet = = ———- - | 53 CHEWY 150 TWO DR RAH | : i [ee = : “ww SOR: t : trata, Be : a YEs vob i SAE gee! 24 8 Saginaw FE 47371 | Dependable, NOf ONE PENNY DOWN NEED. | Tay lor Chevrolet R Sale~ . | 3a FORD CUSTOM 2 DR, WW. TOP STATION WAGON. POWER Ivory & black 19 000 males 5.205 32 NTI DOOR HYDR E 
= eds oh ee Grive wtb ele "CARS ‘49 THRU : o ne ed ‘Eddie Steele Ford PE 2-2566 i VW * t Lake \I \ 4 13 te Ro & H. 1 owner $795 STEERING. POWER BRAKES - down ta P LAC ae 00R DRA. i 
eu Serer oo a ‘ Tota ate ~ Cheap Transportation : alled Take. | “130 KR & R MOTORS ss R&H, WHITE WALL TIRES - - liar xt Dale A re ownes 
BOB HUTCH o> at RT ee | erp) 724 Oakiand d FE 43529) $2595 tranl Motor Sales # Anytime _ 
; \OEURN MOLORS EXCHANGE PRIV SHARP, ONE-OWNER, | ana peater OF SONOS Bags — FE 2.0185 31 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN ¢ DR 
Mobile Homes Sa , Ine. “i A 4 LOW AS $5 DN oe . : =a 2 =oNe and beater : $900 < SER TOs4 . . t . . soe = Sn Hardtos R&H, Standard trans 
sobie te CORNER pee & EAST BLVD (31 Mere MOM _ $95 Tow Mileage Trade-Ins! . 7 KAISER Rammler - Dallas. Inc TWO BRAND NEW 1937 PI ¥ ow mileage OR 318 
4761 Dine micheal sl Kaiser Good running $i ‘ . You ji be pleased as pene with Ree = : MOUTH 4 DR HARD TOPS 
- Drayton Plains Jee Used Truck | Parts 89) ‘51 Bord 2 ar $195 36 Olds 08 Holidar 1956 Chevrolet deiuse =-Dr, Radio this down to earth price tag on DODGE nAMPE wa FOR A GOOD DEAL FolnewiaGn 030 cee NEW 
Open 1 Dare @ wok: RAR iat Le osereee ‘ $19. | 56 Buick Century H_ top Heater Overdrive. bts this extra sharp car as vedic 1001 N MAIN KOC -HESTER 1425 or best offer FE 8-012. E 
51 Chevy CC. Sharp .. $205 65 Oldg 2 dr : new 5 95 «6and heater. white tires. overdrive S a VE N N 5 
— OXFORD TRAILE Ro Ay u SEO TRUCK Pants 51 Ponttac @ ‘Nice $295 $5 Bultk sper a top TOMER TLGEEE MTRS and supercharged. Ne rust, rE MeNE AL, 5 Ege Nirredrar eget —S ’ 
SALES ¥. HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES | Buck Very mood ak oe oe Old< 98 n ; Minutes From Pontiac ~ in S ari Ga We Only $595 7953 “OLDS 63h 8 Woodward d an MI 42042 is 
Les 5 ‘ = Ss! F 2 utes vba 
pANUARE UseD. TRAILER sar Ages Auburn Ave PE 466321 -(-, NOMY L t: 6 1D Cc ARS I Oe ‘orien Naan SON = ee OA 82328 MOTORS DODGE- PLYMOUTH DEALER Glenn’ S 
Kes 35. For Sal T fi - 90, 131! : : FORD NOT ONE o \ ya _Birminguam 88 2-Dr Sedan Mechanically coot ‘94 PLYMOUTH PLAZA, HEATER 
1996 — 44 it 2 ‘ar Genera] .. $1385. fF sate’ Trucks’ 22 Auburn off Saginaw FE 42131) YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE | PEN NY DOWN Sivan ED- ENGLISH MORRIS 1952 SEDAN Boay sound zac igland: beater & directional signals, $400 
< on es Hee ees ee ees "36 CHEVY STATION WAGON R ne teuee DEALER die Steele Ford. FE 2-2566 So mii gal. Exe coma. $390 $2230 per mo will handie 82919 after 6 pm ~ | : —- oa os : é LB ee uae = P 
5 SSR Moe licen treet” eee ewe nace: alee. powerblign Excellent com. .s0™GuR FOREIGN CARS 36 FORD V-8 2>DR MUST SELL | FF >2726 _ _—— XO MONEY DOWN PONTIAC ¢ DOOR SEDAM otor a eS © Se 
2 BR Paiace | $1765 pay MM@AIs Contact George Million TOM BOHR INC Jaguar. Austin, Healy, Morrse {| Bert offer over $859 FE 5-1819 mre UTE! V NO MONEY JIMMY DF ROSE MOTOR S4LEs | Hyarameuc ROK : > 
ott Seg) 7 oo aerate . a Haroli@purner Ferd 11 9-4000 130 8 Main Miltord MU_ 45155 M Sha Nia nGewesree 1! 4 I ( RD AT CLORIN Re seams payments of 6221 | 3140 i) Lone i ile Ww. ut i VOR HALP Vol AN TEL 
ae 1 BR. Ne& Moon § 90s ATO Dane WE CAN REDUCE YOUR CAR OL 1-6761 Tis is a real sharp one with) mo Cail Crete Mgt Mr Parks) og yay oe Rei PONTE M \I Gi 7 1sbe—71- ft H BR Pontiac $1085 p & W 1] Ss NL rr ; “PA c 8 E x aU 1 1. : 1D. al p 1] VE hoger esl ol veer be ce _at Ml ¢7500 Harold Turner Ford 13 RAS OrELY No MONEY DN Cactksise Mich MAple $3566 ; , \ (yl \ NC | 
1954—28-t 1 BR Genera sis, «MIS. ORT BL ontige ommunity K | & drive this one Youll lke i! ‘$7 Me 5 [> aan es : 33 pontiac ¢ pr sepan Hy. PIIALT Gl ENN S CARS 
ft 1a $1195 _ — : . Finance Co Pi. 8-Gt21 SALES & SERVICE PROPLE S$ ALTO SALES Grcury ca ee d-a RAH Sbarp' ; > TOP 
USED SMALL TRAILERS 6 PICK-UP V-8 ‘Beat the hipy cost of driving. ¢§ Oakla FE 2-235! 2 {1 47500 t Fora “Jack Haupt Pontiac RiS Ors 
1-f United Gals $ 795 LA OR 3-8007 HUR¢ \ NI [OTOR ce Niles Seats fir over 40 miles... a IRrRTBE eet 1995 ; in PLYMOU nt Lee ciuB Clarkstes, Mich MApie 5 5588 IN OUALITY AND 
1i-ft. Tini-Home 8 3h é i ; = bei ny © = c 7 fap) Suto) trans tite ONTIAC 52 2 DR VERY GOOD ~ sks 
14'y-at_ Tour-Home 4 76 oe WAYS a S000 SELECTION oF : aris CULEE UU be aS ae! - as e ed to $985 F raneportat 36 Arthurs Auto Sale. DIP PRICES Ninle 
is-ft Wa-ka-chun-ette 879 UST hee Foster's Imported’ Autos. CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES “M 36101 oo a 
i7-f{ Generai : $ 785 Oot we HERO! ee get Aubutr ne FF 32-9145 SY" OWENS FORD ( ele imo PANEL CK & 1ps0 PON LONER OO) 
oft oH BUD SHELTON . oe an => LORD, Schutz Motors Bt ue A Nideeneie Gl Pour ore HT «Dr sis9s 
: ST . ot ; treet ord V nD : 
ul 6 IYDRA” tot ‘c NE PENNY DN 2 DOOR 12.8. Woodward, Birmingham one $4 - M a cc eer 
Myie Pants mile e of Lake ; _f ee ERs E. idie Steele Ford FE 2.2566 S16! ee 1957 N d — D>) - oa A 5 bees HT $1495 4 
a rs ; : = . 5 Fe aerate ee ga s Cuev V-8 Cony 1295 
eurice iY rT” CRESTLINE R $696 “ns : 5 ‘ 40 He eee 2 “MY 48982 ALPINE a Oma te Lake : ror Mant sive —— 54 ? rd s 8 ¢Or oD $125 
i) atem eens Ke. cant Bn od : or Seal ie : Lake om Motor Sates 53 Port V8 Vi giles 7 
Sl eee, NT a: Se aes _ cine Oe ore Gee $1995 ease A cetesrosyen ete a BB | 8-3871 : oe ~ Ss Ford Victoria “Fordomatic $1245! in Ae e139 FORD — MERC RY MY 2-2611 Bs Ses Rat .. 
*- FURNISHES) MO BTL HOMES : Or oe eo Cane Hee) ANIL ACCEPT - | en een et hoe ev &Dr P-Giide RAH, § 985 : : $2075 HE ACCE ina seca Power eqalped’ <1) 000 or P-Giide RAH. 
Availabe op rental oayment ba = * Rui hardice $1095) outt Ss h M : miles FE 7-837 E Le: i bea 
i = 2 : ve motors, boats H- a vibe E Z 4 : 
id TRAIL ER EXCHANGE | vrolet 2 cr a $1085 | onibes guns patel ering | UO) BEC) $4101 | S utz otors af PONTIAC ¢-DK R&H NOT 64 bees! ; oo 
~ @ 8 Telegraph rE. 3200 e V TO et 34 , f-door Sige : ei t payment no ee good Used car, | © _ > ' $12 6 Woodward. Birmingham . F ONE PENNY CASH dsl ED- Like new $8 395 
ha" HOS | i sv te 7 ’ . . ~ aa Btee é r 2A SBS ; 
WE ARE 801 OUT oF eet D ‘54 Fors Fordomatlc 6735) a“ rt SPE \ CE NASH” 1955" RAMBLER CROSS (ce sees ones Eee Ete ees 5 ws ; 
travets We need your trailer HUNTER AT 8 weer yee 85 Buic fdtop $1485 ALL, if a ‘ ; country wagon. R&H. overdrive | 1952 PONTIAC CAT Wvpae P&H -D $ 505 4 
We will seil it for 16 per cent BIRMINGHAM MI Mh 9°52 t uta (3 44, USFD CARS . _OR 3-2092 e ABSOLUTE1Y NO MONEY Dr Hs por 7 
or eur, tot. Ho uy aerine Cone, rr FORD 6 evi NDE R. a Toe Portia. ys “3 7) 62 Oakland Ave. _ FE 3-267 RAMBLER: © AMIRASSADORS - ue ee ae on! ee S SEES AW 
ME! 7 = wsllity (box Beas (olfer) (Call) MN ol Nerd (2 dom $ 345) 1952 CHRYSLER SEDAN ° AlU'FO : ised cars Repait work redit Met Mr Par : : 
—MEtrose 467110 0 re - “49 Buick 4 eae. Dynafiow 2g 1% R&H ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY ENGLE NASH BAI Fs CLEAR | af MI 7300 Hareld Turnes 45771 ‘ 
_ _ . 62 FORD CURRIER 2232 PER ‘49 Ford 2 door - (¢ 175 DOWN Assume payments of $8 65 M39 A Porter Ra EM 3-40€6 ; For ate : 
' r . mo “Ne money down Assume . She} \ NS < mo Call Credit Mgt Mr Parks | . 1957 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY cou PE i H = 
_ Rent Trailer Space _ ” pay Poetiks Contact ote es ites | an ‘ an elcew ae ; at MT 4- 7300 Harold Turner -Ford a ‘ Full power c E : ! a : : 
. darcld Turner Ford * "36 DGE GOOD CONDITION sidewalls 1 owne PK cond s2 
MOBILHOME ESTATES MODERN — = -— — = —— | '$4 BELAIR CHEVRO WER.- i ral ew ey Terms 7 rpanged. No de Neds . e ! 
_ 3061, front and piaygroun 4. EM OS6 glide Loe wails aes are 5 nie pion i Ban CLEAN ers ME enitt das : 4) MELr Me MAGUIRE Ke a tad fot t; Ohi Orrec nswer a 
—, Tye $600 FE 215390 0 a uy Pe Oe i #0332 ever Ll. pring onlin Z 
Wnt ARK AT | PARQHURST Hon Me . 96 CHEV 210 TWO DOOR, MoT! ft’ Ri raeataal ‘ ° mo ee ay Dedye © Dr N50 REM Gish 7 Ollie SS HO THIS OUESTION 
Jevely acres Includes a private S205 sory pent) gown pannel: Edd ls Deban «DR, GOOD COND bie and tvory No rust. $10 down, | RaH Hydra at power Supe: NY SAU YT fie: 
SSO: Steele Ford FE 21-2566 lary ‘ ne cH. - : \ cM ea! Lb 
lace With go0od swimming. go xi 2 5 ae a = 4396 - i ae p me ot $5 83 iD Ue as Specia! 31.977 E 
ayes Pe rey ren nee : LARRY vec ATR | 5: ‘DODGE VERY CLEAN. LOW, hing’ teotone thie is pice | 734 caxiigt = MOTORK, |, ie 
an i in - Pr : A : \ a : a pineae Li 2 ad : F ty . 
_ ie. Also eee spies Base rate LEROALE havior Chevrolet les eee ia eee : ee punning | cag” witha) shiny ec: = _ — : Sect QU. pea wernt (1 o¢ dipee- 
0 Phone - ~ area Fe ens + ; -S ; ——— - < : . 
— —- ROCHFSTE® FORD DEALER Ate WY a nia: ee a Oe a ieay ail Mlct sac onlinererontl a oot Sl) do tiem Stes ten atic x eemetmi tac 
__ Auto | Accessories _ _8O _ . OL 1-OTI1 = eas dd a ke 1X tol y ] | white One oar 37,000 mitre 3) Pontiac 4-Dr Std a) re c nde Sar it BS SMe l t a - : 7 “ son should 
‘53 CHEVIE TON PICKUP PONTIAC $235 down mies $13 69 per month | $10 tows Jerol | Le es me en a , SOW POWN AND DRIVE s!OWLY Past: 
EDMUNDS DUAL Cana Masi... HAM seodcoud WO FES 2% eG rp rand Motor Sales eas te aa a 1 ioe ee cae wo: fold. chrome, O7* Linkage fui 30 FORD F 4 LEXPRE SS $201, 1 1O BROKE KS FE 2-018 Veer die: mom eee S PaO SD 
Pas Block. $25. “48 throug) 533 Ford per me Noe money down Acsume 4 Baik Century wagon gi mes . ; . nace b per a 4 ‘1 " : 
and Merc V8 FE 5-319) sanientel(oatact George Mille Oc) eldils Gan ich Neel sais OO TIBESWER Di 4001 Bight aa Lil 
a farcid Turner Ford 3.1 @460e 0 55 Buick &pe 4 dr H1 S128 Posteerine Radio. 3.000 miles — &E ski 1 7, aed 4 
INSTALLED FREE hae Be cat UIs 132 DEMO $400 down Neat pow Teas ary wered ee Steet pipe startet gee lumouth HI __.- $798. See Fes ‘ 1 _ ; se oes atin ( : 
Ets ta PONTIAC'S 350i 0 Pp TB aifaecg sie” RIPMESSTRT DER | ous caput ee ee es Gah wbaces AUTO Pants 3 a y's Baer PBy oe zee ENCLETART 1 ' 4 HN. .* esti Caw Gee heal bu ° es 
40 Baldwin - FE 8-143) - FE 30477 TRUCK CENTEt | 33 Chery Convert = $585) [dE SOAs a 8 "Saginaw FE 29131 i a peasies Tato neat ee 
MOTORS 5051 FORD. 50-51 CHEV lg Greve HE vewes ton) «We have w really fine car tn thic HAWE TH Riik OF WAY? 
Hee area §1-52 Plymoutt : Si Buick HT $ 295 £ on abd Nise H ure we nae FOR ORIGINAL ONF _OWNER ; F 
_Dodge 197 § _Johnson_ | 82 Piymouth 4dr R&H S isp Sone Jade Green paint net oft by CARS SEE YOUK NEW CAR Approaching velucie og with For Salet Tires SOA — = . $3 Willys 2 dr $ 195 Owy whi “ wall tire< s i _ DEALER proae hy We ve nie stron erthe rection 
___ For sale Tire RETAIL RRANCH +4260,N Perty-Madison Fr #¢too- atone a1 mileage car anc priced | 545 { WHUAL come to a complete step! 2 3 
Ail USED TIRES $350 UP Oakland at Cass 92, CHEV HARDTOP | POWER: CHI 17 MOTORS | _°36 Ford V-8 Customiine 2 dr se- 
so) 6 CNereae 0 a PE oes? 31 FORD DUMP $2725 PER MO.;| paint. Good cond Maske reason- | (912 §_ Woodward, Birmingham | t : - ' i. gan jredio) & heater, AT BE AS ee ay DED” DR INER AND 
ee i » money down Assume pay- able offer O.t | 3-2841 eS — eS 
STATE TIRF SALES pom Contact George Mal ton | tos2 CHEVY CONVERT PG RE ib ARG i AINS il | Cc u Zz O Ors é \ OW, as A 8s ALE IB HE C kK a " Cc AR 
00D - cs : d 52 NVE RAH | | ’ \ X FROM 
Oe Vee cheese ee Haroid Turner Ford LI $4000 | ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DN |! eee Bere ai | 912 S Woodward Birmingham | C 
evaliable i 14° ‘Tecaps  €701) WRECKER CORNER OF AUBURN = (Une DArninis i eee rks at a Willye station (wast "$03 5 T 7 BIRD PERFECT, °55 p} "MATTHEWS. HARGREAVES 
eWirwate | ois hone tex he | SAvsiun Malad gamer Pare || uee Saal é ue ae CONDIT Tor FE _ 40526 235 Plymoyth 2-Dr. Sedan | VY 
a Pui b ¢ ~ i. ole urne or Lover ale Service _ kb 
ceed) on us fees nr For Sale a OL : NOMAD STATION WAQ- ' 695 a b me : i FR 2.9555 36 FORD. €DR CU STOM LINED’ | ”: ’ le . 4 2 S2E0= ws ca ee en pee. Satety. equipment _ Hi 1 33 Buick er tte as Pow- 38) 38 ENGI id ae iL FORD ‘SZ CHEVROLET == =! = py SI ae also Dena. aoe ed ES 
STANDARL BRAND NFW TIRF: / | ower eite MEN SE hesotO FIREDGME 4 DOOR 31438 i flow = STATION WAGON 
traded ir on Genera} Safety Torr- | extras Sce tits one owner beaut Alto tran® One owner, Ver ‘ i "<7 ny ROLE $1995 
—_— wir ee oF tecay Jus sour car doer Gean $145 dawn, _ Easy Ed Jones - ore Po mts CNT AC . heel \l ines SS = + j Ae ts \ F 
PD. WILLIAMS H = ‘h Brand Avon: =. ae ie 1 / 
“iS Saginaw at Raeburn Gs kins eve 2 FE 20188 © 2. fle Workingman’s Friend i i Buick sy wey 41: "s7 CHE \ ROLE] earthed 
. —_ ; -Auto Service 8l Can 7 675] Dixie Highwar at <0 li-sc) FO) POR4 Petter (ars tor Texs Hardt, RO acral nines : ‘BR AIR 2-DOOR Sy LEV ROF L 
DARA a a a eROL Chen Nie= a“ y Bee es a aulppe sab 115 & Sagi aw __USED CARS : S46 Buick Super 4 dr Sedan ~tany wee ar STATION WAGON 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE 31 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD. Powerfite radig and heates eats THUNDERBIRD “87. ALL BLACK | equipped and Drnafiow toc [EVROLI-1 & PASSENGER: 
r. Cylinders revored k Ma 1 Hie eres Es lire. Vers low tatieage and iv s| Uke new low mileage §2.700 4 Me DOOR se re at 
: * Bhop 23 Mood ene FE ae } ee eS Ae ceeeH 1 : 1 | WErmont 5-4103, Detroit . z ae ay \OLRSWAE EN 
5 CURY = rarnn JOE 3% W Monteaim FE 5-6456 Priced nent os { sour oid car g | . $1248 ' 
| Aa ede la A pyee \ebeiee | Creieece es ve-BFL ate) CORP i var ate eg en pore aan - » “52 IDK SUR ROOr 
= ‘Sale Motorcycles Bo weratel windows (seals Pia) wir,| CDR Sedan (Hea hexc: % SCHL IZ “Mi LORS | pet an Re. ae — | RTATION WAGGA . ea) conditioning Walls Powergide Real clean Stes wooicaen Birmingham i 3 | “36 Olds 98 Tloliday 4-1) ore a” =) CHEV REO -T 
: . 36 LINCOLN €DR PREMIER $2145 9 Owner EMpire 3-4285 : ; oe BOHN $2195. ROLET. « 
oo ARTE SEE ye Witte and (black Powge steering % - 4 92 FDSEL CONVERTIBLE PACER | 1950 FORD STATION | WAGON ball oo “x CHEN ROL i Ban Or ‘ ae $395 Also sine car i274 Fas brakes aera A Mcas om SANE IWIN, ho it? a (eet _acnomeier: 2 tone 34 00G miles MI 17-0252 . oF aes Specie 2 dr. secan stan. a GriGd net s $1405 
eee a ¥ 2 5 2 c shift. iso radio & -heat! ; . 
FOR PAUTS & SERVICE ON 53BLICK HARDTOP $1095 DODO ARS = GCs) Agus — ae ie FORD a +DOOR 710 hopDGy 
scur: Harley David:« see Harley Dyna Fio Blu i AND Ty RI = | < [24 Oakland : FE. 4-3526 $1305 CONVERTIBLE 
Daxidsen Sales Co. re yry 's Sax 57 MERCU RY ‘ DR ir $1895 Nl ‘ a7 FORD TOWN “SEDAN. GOOD: "55 CHEVROL] $45 
ee Posh buon race & heater Like ~STATT’ S oe oe All N "" RTATION wacon , -> CHEVROLET 
__ Boats & Accessories 85 pe ice ar FORD 4 DOOR FAIRLANE NEW | “BEE i 5 
is ig hres FE 2.342 ? Th % iA meee 
19s centbey BOATS 36 PONTIAC 4-DR sus + MOTOR SALES re ae ie "86 Ford Fairlane 2-D of Buick Super 2 dr Hardtop ¢ ae FOR 4» VOLKSWAGEN 
CHET CADILLAC ALUM Radio (& jheate Real ciean || ag ze MY 22150 Tae Oven - FORT) 1950 ; . poerriend Dynstiow iss Ga $1395 ; 
ea ERO UTSOLED OM Morro faa Cees ane 54 CHEV BA get PG LIDE A Fatrlane Club Sedan that-rou | : By, venribia =) PONTIAC 
aa 2 > OLDSMGBILE. TDF 195 OT ONE DOWN ant in your garage As scOn as wee ; : . AX 
= ee pene - fz CLDSMGBILE 1DR 885 Gi _mecle Ford FE. 2-208 you ate i! Has radio and heate: HE a5 CHEN ROLE ships 
Yh * een em = ve sea 5 = a = orpimmatic ite 3: ¢ he ne 
Pa. BS 4-319) 3197 W. Here PP 26122 oes ree Aone ee Renee = ht ONO ATIC. Ie Thunderbird engine oe Paint : , 3795 4 FORD 
x zl é oe . matching in ee! urry, | "S44 CHEVROLET $605 
6 FT REBEL SLOOP, SAILS & Nice | _ UP TO 28 MILES A GALLON ve taeiilinia lat Lee Pa : RO) Fe sds eee 
traier com piet 3810 E Com. ** MERCL RY ¢DR HT $1575 Studebaker Scotsman Cit 1 Z Wa ‘ 1 "OR < i 36 Pontiac Starchiel B AIR 4+DOOR a3 NASH] 
an cres UGS Mi tore) wesicnieen Sc ies Oram i aat 6 passenger, full size. full powered ss C ti ] < Pe: “ 7 Haon. Tame my beste? Hea as 7 :— 
EVINRUDE MOTORS. CRESTIIN- pu, eee oF Be late to mee sedaris and station wagons, from | a : Woodward. Birmingham | ataina ardtop | mat 53 PONTIAC - oe ; 
er boats Gator trailers. Early 56 FORD 2DR $1175 ° $1705 including heater. defroster. “93 FORD VICTORIA CUSTOM. | eS" : : SAR WG 
season, special, 14 Ft delure Fordomatic. Redio & heater Fair-| turn signals, spare tire, service | ized. Full Olds engine, LaSalle | $495 HARDT 
: restiiner boat _ Lite sf $700 with 25, tane ; | polley end jpueraneee Com- trans OL 2-360! t . }---—- "Sy CHEVROLET aed oP 
electric evingude Both Lor 5 CADILLAC Fleetwood 1 700 pletely winterized ~ Sa ae . 
$396 Kelly's Hardware Mae ALF poe Ue cee pe | Mazurek Mator Sales i IEVROLET born a Adams Auburn Hee FR Fort ) os AGON S184 : ee OR A os a : : i : f 3 PACK ARD “05 
248 P zo & brakes rare | OF at i c ees : \ 4 : 
Feat INS eh ee in ae Ram toe® pm_ E, | GSN Fé Se wD : rdtop, CLIPPE UXE aN , 
_ JOHNSON MOTORS se'Forn wacon $1205 ANE 4 Old. &8 Super 2-Dr. " Dinatios Pa aere hence TPE BET : RE! An neaDrar™ 5 Reece Bed & ". kave . $594 a t BA RDTOe 
) CHEVEOLET £25 --37 Piymouth 2 dr R&H. 2-tone cor- i ’ 
NS MARTI + Ply MOUTH oe ml O} / No Monev | al & beive W-Walls & discs $1495 ‘FORD “) Mr ; aC URY 
304 orekara Lk Ave H $19 “ "$7 Fora aahetd Sei R&H. Aut S445 
MUST SACRIFIC Sen yore Pin Ne IM, trans See this beauty. Your bi <2 Dan ae 
éroplane aa maces aa i NCTN , Down ‘+57 Plymouth 2 dr. In new cop- WwW PONTIAC =2 ih INTIAC 
impiete OR 36374 after € pr MAK SPECIALTY . rou ve Ren pce ites al ” HARDTOP” — 2 ee - = ue eat : ° ‘or 4 : rdomatic | r F $s = “yr 5 bp 2 ‘ 
See Our New [ine of : St Chevrolet | added Mish Beat tele sia) 2 Chevrolet Dk 2Dr crown V8. radio & heat. 31 CHEVROLET $205 
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CELW, News. Sows, Shucieeeah 
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3:40 vi gerne jen ‘Trent 
WWJ. 5-Star Matinee 
wy3 McKenate’s Matinee 
WBE, News, McLeod 
WCAR, News, Page 
&:30—WIR, House— Party —   a   
Not Securities. Neither Are Box Tops, 
Street Car Tokens Nor 
Theater Tickets 
WASHINGTON «® — Trading 
Stamps redeemable for cash or 
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regulation. 
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Ses commaleiiin veleated « pe. Ject' to 
- {tition of the Foed Industry Alli 
anee that SEC consider trading! 
stamps to be securities like stocks 
or bonds and bring them under 
the registration rules which gov- _|merchandise.are no, more securi-| 1 
ties than are street car tokens). ; 
or ‘box tops,’ the Securities aml 
    | End In-Law va | With This Suggestion 
NEW YORK—Roz Russell’s husband, Fred Brisson, offered 
“Auntie Mame.” But Roz said, 
“Why go? You've already seen me?” I decided to send my 
mother and Gorgeous Mother-in-Law. And. 
would you believe this? The Gorgeous Mother- 
in-Law said, “This is the greatest present you 
could have given me!” So, to keep your 
mother-in-law happy, boys, get her. tickets 
to senile ame” Ga which Greer Carpe is me tickets to Roz’s closing in 
hanes pa 
Ann Bancro 
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WILSON 
Going on 26, very big on TV under the name of Anna 
Mario, she was also a glamour doll in Hollywood in “Don't she?” 
  
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WCAR, Néwa, WXYZ, News, McKenzie: 
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1 ; Sports WJBK.. News, George 1:00-—WJR, Peter L. Hayes odfrey 
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CKLW, News, Knowles WWJ. Faye — =: = — ane ae Metiensie 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 5 
t Danger. 
(% Popeye. 
(4) News: Wiliams, - - 
(2) Racket Squad. ~ 
6:15 (4) Weather, Eliot. a 
  6:20 (4) Box Four. . (4) TV Theater (color). 
Happy - go- lucky patrolman 
6:30 (7) Topper. Comedy. _ Pat O'Brien's fearful dream 
(9) Charter Boat. —Adver-} ‘in-which he is-cornered by 
ture: Forest Tucker, =| fleeing criminal comes true. 
(4) Parade of Stars. Sus- Fay Wray, Rip Torn co- 
pense: Ruth Roman, “into star 
the Night.” ! (2) Millionaire. Drama: 
(2) News: LeGeff. Money leads to murder 
mee = when art gallery owner 
6:40 (2 2) Weather: Pheips. uses million dollars -to set 
up artist's colony. John Bar- 
6:45 (2) News: Edwards | agrey, Gloria Talbott, 
* } ~ ~ 
7:00 (7) Sports Focus. 9:39 (7) Date With Angels. Com- . 
(9) Cochise Sheriff. Western edy: Angels get into neigh- 
(4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. Comedy borhood squabble over muiss- (2) Ameche Playhouse ing dog. 
“Ship's Captain.” (2) I've Got a Secret. Elsa’ 
Maxwell. 
7:10 (7) Sports. 
ee eee 10:00 (7) Boxing. Holly Mims, 7:15 (7) News: Daly. Bobby Boyd, muddieweight 
= ‘ — : bo out 
7:30 (7) Disneyland. Drama of This Is Your Life. 
“th and aoa — Circle Theater. Riddle’ itlaw 7 : | foie | ances: 
(9) Million $ Movie. William F ne oer sot Poecil Hedy Lamarr ed In @ctua : 
: oe 2) 4ng pilot. professor, officers | 
fe ere Weetern-+  confected with 1987 flying Scheming gambler Cesar saucer - LSP | 
R tricks Ward Bond. — ee ames wagon train 10:30 14) Studio 57, Drama: Eng-| 
F] over an extra day. lish gardener’s life is turned | 
(2) I Love Lucy. Comedy: upside down when Nazi pilot 
Mertes, Ricardos attic. ‘makes emergency landing. over “Home Movies.” in neighboring pasture. Cecil 
Kellaway. 
8:00 (2).High Advent. (color). | 
Lowell Thomas in Atrica.| 16:45 (7) Sports. 
Timbuktu, desert patrol out-) posts” of sorte camel 41:00-47) Soupy's On. 
troopers, Belgian Congo ~ (9) National News. 
witehcraft, big game coun- (4) News. try of Kenya, Madagascar (2) News: LeGoff. 
= . 11:15 (9) Weather. 
8:30 (7) Tombstone Terr. West- (4) Weather. 
deputy. @ , Hhemapad atte Rest. 11:20 (9) Starlight Theater. Joe! 
MacCrea, Veronica’ Lake. | Comedy: hy’ biogra . 
eo — ld ssi *‘Ramrod,” (47), 
(4) — Parker. 
Staps Heart Gas) 3 a 3 Times Faster : SELL-AMS 
  of father proves he’s 
“square-sided fellow.’ 
iT) Ozzie, Harriet, Comedy: 
Picture of unidentified pret- 
ty girl in Rick's book puzzles 
Nelsons. ; 
(9) Theater. Steve Cochran, 
“Shark River” (33). 9:00 
  
41: 2% (2) Nightwatch Th. Maurec n 
O'Hara, can Met in Ar- 
gentina.” (‘41). 
_ |91:30 (7) Night Court. 
(4) Tonight, Comedian Ron-   
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Bloomfield Electronics tS (2) Meditations, 7 nie —— . 
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  (2) Cartoon Frolic. 
(2) Captain Kangaroo. 
_ <0 Cartoon Carnival. 
(0 Big Show. 
(4) Romper Room. 
(2) News. 
|9:30 (2) Ladies Day. - 
___ (4) Amos 'n’ fame, 
(7) Our r Friend Harry. 
     
19:55 (8) ‘Billboard. 
10:00 (2) Garry M Moore 
4) Arlene’ Fh Francis. 
*), Movie. 
  
  
  Cocoa Beach, Florida 
_ the chased. a speeding motorist. (1) Robim and Ricky. 
(9) Howdy Doody. 
11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. 
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 
Hotel, Cosmopolitan. 
Tic Tac - Dough. - 
Fables of La Fontaine 12:00 (2) 
(4) 
(3) 
12:15 (2) Love of Life. 
14:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. 
      
  
  imeal 
‘numerous to mention, The largest . stamp ~ company, 
is contested | 
‘the proposal and won a favorable 
ruling from 8 genéral ecoun- 
sel. The commission today con- 
cures in dts lawyer's finding. 
2 + 
er who may redeem it for mer- 
ehandise or cash, is an evidence! 
of indebtedness made subject to 
regulation by the Securifies and 
\Exchange Act. 
“The same argument could be 
Meoce as the street car tokens,! 
ickets, Christmas gift’ cer- 
box tops, railroad or 
tickets and others too 
" the SEC) 
said in dismissing the claim. 
* * * 
“The legislative history and! 
other provisions of the statute 
indicate that the Congress did not 
intend to include such items with- tificates. 
theater 
in the scope of the statute.’ 
  ‘Second Singer     her contact lenses out. 
* 
Such a , how! -of protest was 
raised by the underwear in- 
| Phe-aitiance contended that a @UStyY when Garry Moore, Bil] 
ltrading stamp, given to a custom. Cullen, Henry Morgan and 
‘others on “I’ve Got a Secret” 
confessed they didn’t 
undershirts that Mark Good- 
son, one of the ewners—e A 
‘show, wrote back and told the 
industry, “I would like you to 
‘know that 
undershirt does not constitute 
a pornographic ' act.” 
Mike Todd wanted his blo 
in two volumes: publisher said 
nope ... Visitors are barred 
from Sid Caesar’s TV rehear- 
isals. Ronald Coleman's ailing, 
may go to Johns Hopkins for 
treatment Fonda—and lots of people asked, 
Bother to Knock,” “Tonight We Sing,” “Nightfall,” and 
“New York Confidential.” She was so humorous and yet 
‘her-Btway-debet-that_sis_B. W.-slmest_ofled — 
wear 
        not wearing an Trouble’ 
pet loud bravos at the open- 
for the Seesaw”—with Henry. 
“Who IS 
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His Discoveries 
Leading Orchestra on’ 
Radio-Video Show 
By CHARLES MERCER 
NEW YORK w — “The music 
" says Howard Barlow. 
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‘the visual as well as the auditory 
effects of music. 
| a regular weekly program on 
| 9 p. m. 
_ only one of straight music on 
| network television. 
;we learned that visual stimulus is It would be difficult to find a. 
He recently began his 30th 
consecutive year of conducting 
radie and television. His pro- | 
gram, presented each Monday at | 
ever ABC-TV, 
“With the advent of television 
responsible for 8&5 per cent of one's 
‘attention to music,” he said re- 
  
  
    
    
        
    
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COCOA BEACH, Fla. (®—A wa- 
ter spout came ashore near. here 
ias-a miniature tornado yesterday 
jand wrought small havoc to a 
trailer camp. No-one was injured. 
\ The sudden storm narrowly 
missed Police Chief Bob Blair as 
Watchers saw the storm strike 
the highway just after Blair 
passed. The officer said later he 
caught the motorist, who had 
  McLane, 23, was also ordered 
busted to private, to forfeit all pay 
and allowances and to be dishon- 
orably discharged. 
The sentence was given by the 
eight-man general court-martial 
which convicted him yesterday of 
nine cruelty charges and one as- 
sanit count. It acquitted him of 
One assault and seven cruelty 
charges. He was liable to a maxi- 
mum prison term of nine years 
and three =o 
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    McLane ensa | at attention as ch 
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Six of the Marines were ac- 
quitted. Four of the convictions 
were reversed on review by the © 
Navy's Pacific Command in Ha- | 
waii, 
me on innocent. to ac- 
of “inexcusable,  dis- 
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  (4) Be Govdd Be You. Walks Off Stage at a nudist eamp. He's the guy wearing a muffler around his ‘ + «© 
(7) Stu =—— od at Rome O a neck.” That's earl, brother. “If a bald, ugly little violinist 
(9) Fun With Food. per (Copyright, 1958) plays a solo, it doesn’t sound as 
" ; = good as if a beautiful girl or a 
12:45 (2) Guiding Light. ROME ‘@—Ansther singer has Eaniieore man Maye that same 
1:00 (2) Douglas Fairbanks walked out on the Rome Opera ACROSS Tr TT solo not quite so well. There's a 
(4) Movie. season, this timé a basso who got 1 Violin» limit, however, in how far you can 
IL (i) My Little Margie. jin a spat with a tenor ‘ veouee, go with that phrase ‘not quite so 
(9) Movie. Ret iarcig — ia pulled covering well.’ 
| Oy ris nristoff, cnown jn) @ Musical, - LAR 
1:38 (2) As the Worla Turns |America for his performances as %*"" Shite gad cepa 
7 ; \Boris Godunov 8) aeet Ww Barlow recalls that when his 
(7) Topper. : Lincoln - weekly program began on radio it 
*~ * * 13. Worry Uy stressed popular music. As the 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks | Sources at the opera house said '* Breed spread _ i gee a (7) Lady of Charen ‘he stalked off the stage durin ai"? Kind of Yy years went on and singers im 
- sc EO (renearsal Monday ni at Verte! an — : proved, the Program's music be- 
it A came -more se 
2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth. Naas — ane heated =a Kinds of e- ores rious. . 
/m with tenor Corelli.| . i ,2:39 (2) House Party. Radin ap copped hates =e labore ps ees ae pay . Gj 4 ve rominent a | | e 
; (4) Kitty Foyle. Fe Ga te ones. P i = tesa md — a ling with Barlow’s orchestra, the - 
j oddess i mo We 5 . i 
2:35 (9) Theater 15. ln . * * pes Rapoi ene ee el : i st night basso Mario Petri 2; Trouble LD r program went on | 
2:50 (9) News, ‘|took over Christoff’s role at the 10 Decorated television it was found-that-the-4 
i : ae hr Ads 33. Negates pos gio 3:80 (2) My Hero. rs sources said Christoff wouldn't 33 Nesates | wore off relatively * -) Matinee Thwiter. sing unless the opera manage- ae quickly. | 
2 amin —- cor edn er Saanealiey ‘they? Easee a> “Ke $7 Compass point 10 Kind of light 3 Roscoe! Pai baltic (9) Favorit pass ind ight 3 Concernin, 
=a patty no apologies, that the fuss * Feminine bow It Eternities - 38 City in ‘ a a overt i appellation 1 Body pert 17 Each ~ He, personally, never appears on ww 12) Vaee ls Yer — & personal matter between «t Insect —# Sustest 19 Walk ee withine\ee {camera for more than one minute| 
(7) Do You Trust Your Wife.|* two singers ist 5S eae 0) pacaeens 41 anoint of his 30-minute show. (9) Movie. | * * * 49 Change places instance 24 Sharpen 2 Pack s « «& i 
The first walkout of the Rome ym nll ‘ poe ee HH peace 2 ateane _— He has an interesting theory of 
; 9) Bri iseason was staged by soprano 33 Masculine 8 “A bird in ceremony 46 eon ; 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. P * 97 Greek what makes popular singers so Maria Callas, who broke up the ja 7 ee : ge __ (4) Queen for a Day. i up 34 Tel ". Z § Ascended PER] ser comer gg {Suttix successful: “Their utter sincerity. 
(7) American’ Bandstand. & pp Nisa! pe elapmenay of Bel) 83 Spicers traps & Carries (coll) 29 —— majesty | 48 Woody. plant |The most popular are those who |. ini’s “Norma” after the == act.'s¢ Destroy - © Medley 31 Singing voices 50. Through believe utterly in the songs they’ 
4:15 (2) Secret Storm. singing (Okan when a 7cleeeiel ia: . inging. mn, when a | 
, singer does a popular song, his 
l4:30 (2) Edge of Night. For Cruelty to Navy Prisoners Prisoners. He was convicted oN scorn for it comes through.” | counts that included hitting pris-/ An outstanding _ says 
}4:45 (4) Modern Romances. | : be : | ep oners_in the stomach, slapping Barlow, is Patrice Munsel. 
” a a - 0 = faces and drawing a a 
: (2) Susie. net across one seaman’s stoma: 
(4) Dear Phoebe. ' The six-foot: Leatherneck admit- 
(7) Woody Woodpecker oo ; ited only an occasional “‘slap here 
(9) Looney Tunes. YOKOSUKA, Japan W—A ser the sentence was read. As theand there to enforce discipline.” 
. tence of two years imprisonment oe thor gggulere he poets — ee tieemeiveetme 
uM «2) Beat the Clock. iat hard la was en toda to and muttering, t’s u r () Mr. and Mrs. North. Marine Pong = * ww - a wt lievable, it's unbelievable.” It has been since 1898 that Cuba; 
(7) Mickey Mouse Club. | Philadelphia, Pa., for cruelty and. —. yr be reviewrd |e an taee capo prea ) Seri } au seine by higher naval au-|*™. ‘ (9) Serial Theater, a against U.S. Navy, prison-|' y reveals that ft is paying 16 
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On Visiting Soviet Reslanchers   
WASHINGTON @ — A scientific chusetts Institute of Technology in 
leader today described some U.S. Cambridge, Mass., with its vast 
restrictions on visiting Red sci- store of important scientific activ. 
mee “silly little international, lities, but cannot go to the Harvard 
Dr. Warren Weaver, vice presi- 
@ent of the Rockefeller Founda- across the line in Boston and Bos- 
tion, said the United States has 4 ton has been ruled out of bounds.”   
  ““queer and unbelievable” policy on ¢ * « 
— oe makes the nation 2. A US, government-approved: 
* i: 1959 meeting of the International) 
His comments were contained in Congress of Astronomy here. Now, 
testimony prepared for the Hous? he said, U.S. officials are debat- t Information subcom- j,g whether astronomers from the mittee's inquiry into the govern Chinese’ mainland should be al- 
ment role in science. lowed to attend. 
The State Department has re- as 
stricted visits of Communist sci- Exceptions to. the usual re-| 
entists on diplomatic and security grictions have | cranted in| Scientist Hits Restrictions! : 
|Medical School “because that is. 
‘invitation was issued in 1955 for a}   
    
    
——groumis and aise fotiows a _tit-for involving cartoonists - and! 
tat policy on restrictions Russia athletes, but U.S. 
places on U.S. scientists. isin: 
Weaver, a board member of the . iontists. 
government's National Science ‘* * A 
Foundation and a past president 
of the American Assn. for the Ad- 
vancement of Science, hsted these 
examples in saying US. policy Standards of 
hurts needed exchange of scientif- Weaver said, 
ic’ data: Cases 
Olympic 
‘This sort of petty retaliation 
raises questions concerning 
national dignity,’’ 
  offi-| 
continue to be sticky about | 
our! 
  
1A re can via Massa- Chicken Pox Cases 
Increase in Oakland GOT A GAS | 
COMPANY PERMIT? 
THEN THIS I$   
throughout the 
when 122 cases 
| compared to three the previous 
| week, according to Dr. John D. | 
|Monroe, health director | A wave of chicken pox broke out) 
county last week 
were reported | 
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AP Facsimile 
POLIO MOTHER OF YEAR — Mrs. Virginia Huston, Belling- 
ham, Wash., mother whose first child was born while she was an 
| iron lung patient, holds her nine-month-old second son, Jonathan, 
during ceremonies in New York naming her 1958 National Polio   * * * 
Mumps also increased 
  ing the same period and the num- 
ber of scarlet fever cases grew 
from one to eight. GAS HEAT 
at its best-with | The meine i . breakdown | 
of the communicable diseases re- 
-ported to the .-city—and county; 
health departments last week. 
Mueller PONTIAC 
Past Prev. Year | 
Week Week Ago 
Chicken pox ., 1 4 Ҥ 
'@ Mumps seers © 10 
Rubella csceee © 1 0 
Seariet fever 1 0 2 
Whooping cough 6 0 1 
OAKLAND COUNTY 
. Past Prev. Year 
There is a size and Week Weeh Age : Cmceee pox weccstes ] “4 
Measles cunesee 66 4 4 
type to meet your \Pneumonia ....... a 0 2 
Scarlet fever . 8 1 14 
needs and budget ces cough oe a : 
203 9 
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county from 89 to 203 cases dur- | 
Call Officer Outstanding | Mother of the Year. Mrs. Huston, who suffered paralytic polio in | 
1952, a month before her first son was born, now-ruris her home 
from a wheel chair and participates in a full program of family 
and community activities 
  
jf scared into good driving, nor 
'will they react to vague appeals. 
They must really want to behave 
in-a—mature, responsible manner 
behind the wheel.” 
The GM official said such a re- 
LANSING ww — A General | search program would utilize the 
resources of national safety 
| Motors executive has called for | groups, colleges and other re- 
la national research program into search agencies 
| ‘human attitudes and behaviors” 
as a means of reducing the traffic | 
ideath rate. 
| William F. Hufstader, vice 
ipresident in charge of GM's dis- 
ltribution staff, told the Greater 
Lansing Safety Council yesterday 
that the highway safety problem) 
| “is a symptom . . . of moral and 
ibehavior weaknesses that under- 
llie most of the social problems 
confronting us.”’ Urges Research 
to Help Reduce 
Highway Deaths | 
    
No Special Election 
fo Fill Senate Seat 
LANSING \f — There will be 
no special election called to fill 
the Senate seat left vacant by the- 
death of Sen. Bert J. Storey (R- 
Belding), Gov. Williams has an- 
Som /{—— LOU JANKA Heating & Air Conditioning | DETROIT (®—Patrolman Avery 
iJackson, 33, a Negro, has been 
inamed by the Detroit Junior Board 
‘of Commerce as its outstanding: “We must recognize haman at- 
titudes and behavior as the key 
factors demanding our atten- 
+ fon,” -he declared. “‘And we must nounced. 
Williams said that the three Re- 
publican state representatives and 
the four Republican county clerks © 
Seles_and Service 
177 Edison, Pontiac 
Bus. FE é-2811 Nites FE 4-0445 young man of 1957. The board cited! 
Avery, a member of the Police 
‘Department's Youth Bureau, 
  
  | delinquency. recognize that these factors can- (from the district involved reported 
for} 
___ his efforts in combating juvenile) not be successfully dealt with by 
trick solutions. or half-hearted 
measures,”*! 
Hufstader said:   “People won't)   local sentiment against a Special = 
‘election. Local Democrats agreed) 
ihe said. | 
The governor — that the 
    
  
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