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Satellite Launching Fails CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — (INS) — 
today in the attempt to launch its first earth satellite. 
The launching carrier was ignited at seconds after 11:45 
a.m, (EST) but blew up. The rocket did not rise from-the 
ground. x x * * *& 2. 
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. W—A:to newsmen, not because the Van 
launching ef America's first test,guard project is secret—it is not— 
sateliite some time after Ik: 29, but bevause an assortment of se- 
a.m. EST today appeared cret ‘military missiles is in. the 
ag crews readied the esiaaien Yar area, awaiting testing along the 
_mille—range rom Cape Ca-! 
inaveral to Ascension Island. 
The _inient is. to. hurl a. small! guard rocket, 
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A  hoped-tor...dawn .. launching! 
failed to ‘materialize after a 5e-; 
ries- of “holds” interrupted the) linto space and set it spinning 
countdown process which precedes: we the world, 
any rocket or missile firing. | The sphere is only 6.4 inches in 
idiameter and weighs only about 
The jongest of these holds last- ‘34 pounds. It hag minute solar 
ed trom 3. a.m, to 6:30 a.m. cells and a chemical battery pow- 
Wea: the — reoumed. ering ‘radio transmitters designed) 
to broadcast on 108 megacycles.. 
so that the orbiting course may. 
be followed by tracking statiorig: 
“around the world 
There. are two more omni AF Sends. Up, Snark 
CAPE CANAVERAL,  Fia. 
(INS) —The Air Foree announced _ The U. S. failed 
ee ee*e 
spheres -at the test center, ready 
for further tests, Afier they have 
been sent aloft ang equipment | 
and techniques have been proved | 
out, larger satellites will be 
Jaunched. oh £599,000 Raised 
by United Fund 
‘as Drive Ends Total Is 98 Per Cent 
of Goal; More Donors 
Yet to Report 
‘The Pontiac Area United 
    The Vanguard program is a pert; 
aluminum ball 300 miles or more | enaifre ica Peeing ao jeviganal closing . date, -has...... 
ithe International Geophysical) 
‘Year. The efforts will lead inevit- 
ably 
and animals and eventually 
himself into space. 
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Earlier this week an attempt to- 
‘launch the big Martin Co Van- 
‘guard rocket was called off alter 
only 3) minutes remained of an 11- 
hour -countdewn which, with its 
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teday that a 5.000-mile intercon. 
tinental “Shark” missile was 
fired suceessfully from Cape Ca- 
hnaveral last night. Ne further 
s were given. The rocket- 
launched, jet-propelied missile. 
which has been tested more than 
60 times, was placed on target 
Oct. 11 after soaring more than 
5,000 miles, 
the Mme remaining “before a 
launching —assmming thet all 
went well from then on — was 4 
heurs and 36-minutes. , 
‘The final two hours before -a 
launching are the most critical 
and frequently develop the most 
wx xpected delays. We'te been Christmas 
Handkerchief boxes in | dinciealics Needed 
“to Pick Suitable Gitts * By JANET ODELL 
snooping again, this time 
with a definite price limit in mind. There are so many) 
parties this month to which you take a small gift. reached 100 per cent of its quota (White Lake Township neighbor|preak off and she constantly har/and pulled her from the water. His 
Today. we'll.concentrate.on gifts for half a dollar and) for the sinth straight year. 
less; next time we'll go up-to a dollar. 
assorted color plastic will to attempts to launch insects) 
man’ reached 98 per cent of its i goal. 
campaign chairman, 
inounced today, the final 
day of the drive, that the 
of its $612,000 target. 
Whitmer said, “‘and by next week 
give a more.complete final tally.” 
Campaign officials report. that! 
returns have come in fairly heavy 
this week after a Thanksgiving 
week énd luli. 
The Industrial Division, headed | 
by George Watson, repartedl| 
($254,423 pledged or collected, which | 
‘brings it within 14 per cent of its! 
goal,   
Watson 
Peotiae Moter Division has 
| The 10 plants included in the 
‘Pontiac Manufacturers Assn. have! 
‘reached 99 per cent of goal for 
The weather lookM favorable sit nicely in the corner of milady’s drawer because th lemployes and 99.1 for firm gifts, Scattered clouds started clearing gy, 
after daybreak aml the ouflook 
was that wind would be modesate. 
The reasons for the delays were 
net announced but they could be Brass and copper colored coil 
guessed at. There were endless candie holders make a good gift 
numbers of things thet could £9 7,1 jook like a miniature slinky wrong at er last’ moment. are wedge shaped. 
— __. jtoy, except. that the “ends are 
At 1 a.m. the Delense Depart-| joined. They fit candles of several 
ment announced that a six-hour sizes. 
countdown, or final time checking 
process, was starting in hopes of 
a launching at sunrise, at 7 a.m. 
Shortly thereafier a . one-hour 
hold” was otdered, Later this de-. 
lav was extended 
The launching site itse it: is a give something for the Christ- 
mas tree. We saw some amusing 
“tle and thin metal. The heat 
losed. from the tree lights mate the 
| little whirligig go ‘round. 
On the practical side we saw 
_lterry cloth dishcloths to match the: 
iterry dish towels, now so popular. 
\Other practical but ‘interesting’ Snow May Follow | 
as Mercury Drone: chy as ry che ph 
The weather man predicts it witt in in the bottom of the pan. 
turn colder fonight asd cloudy BEILS TO JINGLE 
skies with occasional showers can ‘Annual Newspaper Sale You could enclose a small s 
searf if your budget allows¢——-- 
more than the fifty cents. of cough drops. It takes imagin- his division, he added, please folks general manufacturers which has 
raised 72.5 per cent of its goal, or 
  ation, net money, 
Pot-O-Gold Goes to 
‘Another Week 
Without Winner ‘Early gifts mean that you can | 
Since no one won the pot with. 
that $1,300 is 
twirling ornaments made of plas- now a permanent part of the Pot- The last week's entries, 
'O0-Gold offer. If you can figure out 
the solution to the puzzle on page’ 
17, every bit of that money will! 
be yours 
df you want to know where ‘you quota and need ‘only $1 
fell down im last week's” puzzle, ‘their “goat. 
iturn to page 22. The correct an-| 
swers and explanations may help/tors. .in Pontiac are racing the 
you with the puzzle in today's. pa- 
\per and With future solutions. i Watser revealed. 
| ‘The only group. still lagging in 
1$5.455. 
The Commercial. Division, 
$1ST.000 Of its $164,280 goal. 
| Latest division returns show | 
| the financial group in the lead 
{ with 212.1 per cent of its quota | 
already in, Osmun said, 
door- 
Division -has raise 
$21,448 quota. Waterford selicitors, ' 
‘under the co-chairmanship of Mrs. 
$183 to meet Fund drive, which was. ex-!.... 
tended 10 days beyond its) 
Dr. Dana P. Whitmer,) 
an- 
‘PAUP —has—taised--$599,000 
“We have high hopes of achiev-' 
surpassi 1” Dr.| a= Piva germs. gh CHATS WITH LABOR LEADERS — Secretary / of Labor James Pi Mitchell (center) chats with/ 
| President George Meany and Walter Reuther; 
after Mitchell outlined the administration pls we will be in a better position to! 
alse announced that | 
is the   for ci s in 
CIO Convention the Taft-Hartley Law at the next 
session of Congress. Mitchell spoke at the AFI: 
in Atlantic City. _ * 
  
Uses Ladder to Support Weight   
Neighbor rn Girl After Ice Breaks Rescue of a 12-year-old girl by a/ Ann 
jwas_ praised today by (County Sheriff Frank W. lTrons. 
Mary Ahn Bottort, daaghter of 
Mrs. Audra Botterff, of 114 
Clearwater, was polled from 
Manden Lake yesterday ev>ning 
by Peter Pasctul,” 58, . of -1670- 
Round Lake Rd. 
  across the lake about 6:30 p.m. 
"}about $5 feet trom: shore. 
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| Keeping calm, the girl dropped 
\her skates, grabbed the ice edge’ Mary Ann was walking home 
| led atfer skating with a girl friend. 
by Carroll Osmum, has raised|The ice gave way over deep water] ‘pai, the odes to! began 
to-greb- fresh edges: Her 
mittens helped her maintain a grip... 
1 Mar cee tae Sp were tents 
poe a neighbor's bey, Roger 
‘Passini,) i 
Roger “bad just left his hquse 
when he heard the screams 
vepmmecnnaes his —_— 
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Mrs. Passini called pe husband 
and his brother Marino, 54.   
  crawled out along if. 
for support and began to scream 
‘for help. 
OE eo Het fe te stung, tothe ice. Mary’ hold my wright "he said. x its | “I prayed very hard it, would Peter Passino got a long ladder 
out on fhe ice to the girl = 
icracked under his. weight as ‘he | #Finally he reached Mary Aon 
wollen Urother_ then pulled ‘in the ladder) 
|with the two of them hanging 
F Sny's weiter eal dk eae 
fered no apparent. harm. outside 
of exposure and some shock. 
Gas Explosion 
Takes 12 Lives: Georgia Town Probes 
Wreckage for Bodies; 
20_ Known Injured   
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  ‘Donald White; ‘hit 87.5 per cent = Contract ls let 
Mrs. Ralph T. ‘Norvell's solici-) 
| Waterford group to be first to 
‘reach. quota.   
  
Give someone a spray of jingle 
ibells to hang on the front door 
during the holiday season. Start a 
miniature bell or angel collection’ 
were overcast for the remainder/f0r your friend.” Imported bells; of the day. ifrom India each have a different) 
“omorrow: the prediction from;tone when shaken. There's even 
the U.S, Weather Bureau is cloudy|® combination angel-bell. 
and colder with a chancé of some Several pairs of colored metal-' 
rain or. snow, The high will be lic knitting needle: are a perfect 
near 40 gift for the friend who knits. Golf-, 
Precipitation is expected to end/ing friends would like teessta put! 
by Sunday but temperatures will away for next spring's first game i 
be lotver, i For a youngster a giant box of 
The lowest recorded temperature colored crayons is always wel- 
in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 come. We read recently that all 
a.m, was -35. The. reading at lone youngster wanted was his own) 
p.m, was. 47. tube of tooth paste and two boxes: be expected. Tonight's low will be! 
near 34 to 38 degrees. 
in beginning early this morn-, 
ended before noon and skier Goodfellows The cries ““Buy a GoodfelHow paper” will echo 
through Pontiac and Waterford Township 
day, as dawn to dusk sales are conducted in both 
areas to’raise funds for the less fortunate. : 
Pontiac Goodfellows 
special edition of The Pontiac Press throughout the 
city. 
Service club members. and Metropolitan Club 
men of Waterford Township will cover the street 
corners all day Saturday, also seeking fangs for 
needy children and families. Out Saturday 
Satur- 
will sell their copies of a 
    
Gosh! So That's How the. Contraption Works 
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ON THEM ALL-AMERICAN TEAM — Just ask some of 
kids around the Stefanski Radio & Television shop, at 1157 
Huron St.,4who their choice for “All-Americhn’’ is and they 
give a resounding, “Mir. Stefanski.” And officials of General Elec- 
trie’ s fist “All-American Awards” for iwilie service in ee ohm |          
i. 
<jahead © of 4 
for New School ‘To Start Work at Once 
on New Franklin Road 
Elementary Unit 
Construction will start tmmedi- 
mentary . School _ following _ the 
by the Pontiac “Board of Educa- 
tion, according to Dr. Otto Hul- 
zigier, assistant superintendent. 
The school,: at Franklin and 
Lakeland, will contain eight class- 
rooms, two Kindergartens, a li- 
brary, a mtltipurpose room, .of- 
fices and a teachers’ lounge. 
Construction coxtracts were 
awarded the following firms: 
Architectural trades, Ward W. 
Ross, Inc., of Pontiac, $318,884. 
Mechanical trades, Great Lakes 
‘Power Co., --of — Detroit, 
$105,542. 
Electrical trades, J. J. Campbell 
'Co., Van Dyke, $29,447. é 
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The total cost of the building 
will be $453,873 as compared with 
the architect's estimate of $455,- 
770, ately on the. Franklin Road Ele- 
awarding’ of contracts this week) Elected | VILLA RICA. Ga. — Grim- 
faced men resumed the search for 
additional -bodies today in the 
    
  CHIEF: STRALEY 
Pontiac Police Chief Herbert W. 
Straley was elected president of 
the Southeastern Michigan Policé 
Chiefs Assn. yesterday, 
Straley, who had been first vice 
president, was chosefi at the an- 
nual eleetion meeting held at Bots- 
ford Inn, Grand River and Eight GAS LINE EXPLODES , 
n demolished a} blackened wreckage left by a tery 
rifie gas explosion and fire in this 
northwest ‘Georgia town of 3,500. 
Half a block was leveled by the 
blast yesterday. Twelve persons 
| |were known to have been killed 
and about 20 injured. 
The tewn was withouf gas 
service, and people were warned 
not.to turn on appliances. : 
“| The. tragedy was the whole! 4 
town's. 
There was a boy who broke a 
tooth in school and went to the 
dentist's office and died; a nurse 
who kept on working after the 
bodies of her brother and father 
were brought in; people who 
visited a dime st 0 buy Christ- 
mas ornaments and were ee 
out later on stretehes. 
The  expl 
drugstore, dress shop, 
store, jewelry and florist 
a second-floor dentist’ it 
was attributed by 3 
Chief H.'G. Black to a- gas 
line in the basement ¢ the ar 
store. 
Hundreds of rescua,. 
from other communities Tia 
the scene. Volunteers, police ar 
firemen came from as far away 
as Atlanta, 37 miles east of Villa 10-cent 
shop. and 
      
    Mile road. Rica.   
  
                
  
   
nit ef ' 3 
AFL-CIO officials: re a <a 
vote on supporting the commit- 
tee recommendations would follow, 
and that a two-thirds majority of 
those voting would be required to 
expel. 
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Meanwhile, AFL-CIO President 
George Meany said the federa- 
tion's 170-man general board will 
take up next Tuesday the question 
what legislation should Fong rec- 
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Sponsor Wins National Citation —   
John H. Stefa 
President Eisenhower 
when. he made hig plea encourag- 
ing increased science education 
and training in the country. 
When the President urged scien- 
tific advancement in schools in a)» 
speech at Oklahoma City last 
month, Stefanski had already 
formed a neighborhood club ‘of   ders of electronics. 
* * 
“*Tt started out * 
when several 
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  H. Dtantl ome sie: tea tees MAE 38 ton ot | 
ih the country who _ ve distinguished - 
activities. Here’ 
re es oe. | talks over a ® ‘Radio & 
wW. Huron St., Waterford, Town-| 
. fanski went on, * boys came into the shop and asked, 
ete on a few gadgets they had made,” explained Stefanski, who 
owns afd operates the Stefanski, 
Television. Shop at 1157, 
ship.” 4 4 
* ik ot 
“Often 1 didn't - iy time t 
answer all their \questions,” St 
I arranged * j : 
ay , , oF +N :   we had to gather 
: eeereerra 00 senem Cites Se won| He 
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' shop; We got-so many kids that 
at St. Bene-| 
dict’ s hall.” 
"hn the club membership is 
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In Today’ s s Press 
  Pot-0-Gold Answers .._... 2 
Reortt cc inn. 9 to 
Theaters 
Cee Ee EES Ee Eee 
Women’s Pages .. aae aoe | 
— Gaus baa sipentes a 
see       _ scientific achievements, I 
“the sooner these youngsters, the 
‘said, i was one step meet with them at night in the, growing by leaps and bounds. 
| There are now ‘about 25 young- 
sters ranging in age between 10 
and 15 years who ‘gather with 
Stefanski every Thursday night 
» Oona Se ee 
ects. 
“With all the talk these days on 
believe 
future leaders of our country, get 
into the field the better they will 
‘under: stand it and want to advance 
‘in it,” the S0-yearold Stefanski, Stefanski. He and 
Oakland 
For this effort and numerodit oth charge for 
‘ers in which he has dis culosis 
himself as a community leader, 
wor will go to Washington,   Club Guides Fledgling Scientists for outstanding public service’ 
awards. 
Along with this award the mem- 
bers of the West Pontiac Kiwanis 
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AMA Approves Fl PHILADELPHIA (INS) — The ras EI 
: z aE 2 ¢ +36F idati 
containing up to ont tank per mil- 
lion of fluoride is safe.” 
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Since then many studies have 
been made, many negative ob-    
  many arguments have been pre- 
sented 
“All of them were given careful 
lreview and study,” said Dr. James 
P, Leake of Washington, 
“The AMA recognizés the fact 
that printed material on the sub- 
ject iq not only enormous, but 
alse very controversial,” 
  
  
Guided by Club 
  
  
  
    
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ihe fi by United Fund. 
Campaign Head. 
  
    
Aon t St Emp! 5 n ore x 
Cutting Tools Em 
of Education Employes 
amber &, Cosi Company 
oo] Employes 
    
      
Raphael Metteta! 
Mr, :and Mrs, J. 
Goodri 
Clare Utley 
Mr, and Mrs. T. W. Bradford 
.|H. ¥. Phipps Bateman & Kampsen 
DOr, Leonard Kieusmerer 
land Try at Launching 
Vanguard Going On “(Continued From Page One) « |   
most 18 hours. That was Wednes- 
day. 
One of the major technical diffi- 
culties was a stubborn, leaky dis- 
connect valve to a liquid oxygen i) 
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  ‘Donors Aire Listed : on of 
~ —- “No ewidence has been found servations have been recorded, and/since the 1951 statement by the 
a ake os te pet 
health. Water), 
  ing for the $144,000 
‘YMCA addition 
2 p.m. Sunday, 
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sé B by the 
effect of the fluoride.”   
3f0 6 Parking (Still Prohibited - Certain Pontiac Streets 
“Off Limits’ During: Rush 
Hours 
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i! the Bos , in the nm Trustees 
efit tee of the medical     
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     ‘Tong series of “holds,” lastéd &1-|~ Dissatisfaction sp 
    
Eastern Areas to See Clear Skies   
Warm, Wet — Next 5 Days 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
In this vicinity, temperatures 
will average 2 to 3 degrees above 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 4.m 
At 8 a.m.: Wind Velocity 15-20 m.p.h. ‘Today in Pontiac 
Difection: Southwest 
Sun sets Friday at 6:00 p.m 
  een enee 
os sbenae Priday at 4:62 pan. 
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Thursda (as recor temperature Downtown Temperatares 
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dewntewn) 
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Lowest temperature ...... 
Mean atu 
Weether — 06 rain. tury tee ee rr heres 
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PTererer tte colder three-quarters of an inch as rain 
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«s Mighest an@ Lowest Temperatures This Date in 86 Years 
  
  
  
        62 in 1996 1 tm 1988 
Thursday's T tere Chart 
30 Mere tte 27 Baltimore 3 8 Memphis | 
ownertiie 74° Mifweukee | 3 
ae 1 New Oreans 64 
4 1] , # AR 7 
on eee i ts ee  pracace 5 pré te a res, a. n 
Teal ville fl wast a $ 
3 City | n ttle | 46 
j 4 pa) 64 
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\ again Wednesly. . normal for the next five days. Nor- 
mal maximum 37. Normal mini- 
mum 25. \, 
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Cooler Satlirday and Sun¢ A 
Precipitation will total about 
or snow Saturday and Sunday and 
again about Tuesday, 
Clear and generally\cold weath- 
er prevailed today across the 
storm-stricken areas in\the East- 
ern part of the country, 
Temperatures ranged from the 
jow 40s in northern Florida, to the 
%s in Virginia and below 10 de- 
grees in parts of New England. 
\One of the worst prewinter show- 
storms on record hit the mid-At- 
lantie states earlier this week, 
dumping as much as 2 feet of snow 
in some areas, 
Fifteen deaths were attributed 
to the stormy weather in New 
York, New Jersey and Maryland. 
A mixture of rain, snow or sleet 
was forecast diring the day in 
parts of Pennsylvania and New 
York, with snow expected in north- 
ern New England tonight, 
    E Honored Doctor Dies 
"| _DETROIT @ — Dr. Carlos W. 
H Shotwell honored in 1953. by the 31/Michigan State Medical Society for  his.&0 as & Detroit physician, 
died A at a Detroit hospi- 
3 tal. He was 79. 4 native of Lima, 32 Ohio, he is survived by two daugh- Other 
Round 
price ( 
  Godfrey Buys 
Prize Steaks for 
$118.80 a Pound 
“CHICAGO (INS)—Porterhouse 
steaks at $118.50 a pound. 
according to the National Live- 
stock Meat Board of Chicago. 
meat from ‘Honeymoon’’--the 
colder| Steer for which Godfrey paid a 
were calculated by Cullen as: 
flank steak $86.40; rump roast 
$97.20; sirloin steak $108.50 and 
ground beef $64.80. .   
Pontiac Stationers. 
Holding Opening 
- |The grand opening of Pontiac 
S. Saginaw St. is Stationers, 4 S. 
2981, and ng to = 
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  ayné Counties. 
  
Young Republicans _ 
Elect County Officers    
       ald Ritchie which implicated 
Renda in thé April 20, 1948 shoot- 
ing of Walther Reuther, UAW 
president, : secretary; and Miss Sally. Rose-|% 
sécretary. Jasper Reid of Birming- 
treasurer. * 
     
       
retail prices for some |; 
    steak at a premium 
per ound) of $91.80; NG BAG SALE INSULATED with 3-Ibs. of 100% MIRACLE FIBRE 
| DACRON - ORLON - NYLON      
‘December’ Romance 
LEOMINSTER; Mass. (INS)— 
A former, judge and a retired 
_school teacher have been mar- 
ried in the culmination of-a true 
“December” 
wise and calendar-wise, Attor- 
ney Joseph A. Lovering, 81, took 
as his bride, Ida VM, Brooks, 85. *15” Sleeping Bags 74x36 Inch Cut Size FP @ os 
All Around Zipper 4 
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romance — age- 
With 
Canopy   
Could Double Spending 
Only 50 Begs on Sale 
Water repellent ‘top and 
canopy, rubberized grourtd 
cloth, full all around zip- 
per. Comfy and warm, #7 am 
you can afford two or 
more at this low price.   
  {eters and /a brother, Herbert C. 
y Dag’s Trip Syecesstul 
DAMASCUS, Syria 8 — Dag Only $1 holds in 
layaway, .. 
SPORTS | 
fd Floor 
                
           
    
Bate, and 
birdhouses, models, toys, etc. Safe, 
easy to use. 
quickly. Smooth, powerful Univer- 
sal motor. . 
- ‘ie OAAIAIAGss. 6 Fs 
       
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| 39.95 Watches, now 27.50 | 
| 49.95 Watches, now 33.00 | 
| 59.95 Watches, now 40.004 
| 71.50 Watches, now 47,00 | (Plas 10% Ved. Tax)   
      with GEARED CHUCK 
$24.95 3° 8 
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Electric Jig Saw Jr. 4) $12.95 7 4 
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tum and constructive for boys 
girls. Saws wood, to make     
     Bl We Make CHRISTMAS CARDS | That ONLY You Can Send! — 
Trimmer 
$34.95 ] 88 
Value - 
onty § pownds, 15 razor Weighs 
sharp cutting teeth to trim hedges, # 
  
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SOCKET SET $49.95 0” 
Everything for mechanics, 2 ¢ 
home handym In, eee Wrenches, 9 
sockets, ratchets. Steel box with 
tote tray. ~ Ss 
            
    
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Paint Sprayer {Sveum aint Sprayer _ REVERE Whis 
$1295 €yss Tea Kettle 
shown, peed 
Metainless steel. 34 quart, 
    
    
    
   
  25% Off Entire Stock 
REVEREWARE $7.50 Sauce Pan, 2-qt..5.65 
$8.50 Sense Pan, 3 8.38 5 Dosble Reiter, as 
$0.50 Denil Sle, 
$11.75 Double Boller, : . bak vc ccs OBE 
: $75 4 aes 32 
1075, Skitlet—1 
gi33 Skillor—12~in. |10.13 11.50 Percelater, © 
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$2.49 1° 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. DRESSES 6. 1057 
    
  
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ADA, Okla, 9 — Mrs. James} punted in Michigan 
Lamb birth to the heaviest ae 
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  $5 Holds In Layaway 
prelee peed ety “4, Ts0 pro. <8 rewin 
watt filuminetion, instant tilt 
control, removal self-con- 
tained splicer and case. 
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a BINOCULARS® 7x35 BINOCULARS 
2 179? |   straps. Zeiss type with indi 
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10 x 50 Binoculars 99 
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Robes -    
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Pull skirts, wide hems, wide sash, self belts. 
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Army Engineers 
Rivers, Harbors Curb Projects ‘Work 
Held Off to Provide 
Funds for Missiles 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The Ar- my Engineers have clamped the 
* brakes on any new spending for 
construction rivers and harbors 
mand for a cut in spending. 
The corps. refused to say how 
much money was involved in the 
iy ban on new contracts, 
corps. was given $449,398,500 for) but the 
general construction projects ap- 
The Engineer Corps 
approximately five months. — ever 
since July 1 — however, in which) to award new contracts on the 
rivers and ‘harbors projects and it 
is not known how much of the 
appropriation is left, Dag ‘Global Fireman’   
By INTERNATIONAL NEWS 
The “global firemcn,” 
     
   
  oe senetiae to Bt Scopus. 
  Dampens Mideast Crisis 
U. NF 
Secretary - General Dag Ham- U.N 
marskjold, has once again] ~* 
damped. down an explosive inter- 
national situation in the Middlei stated biuntly that he accepted the 
East. « angi? 
Hammarskjold, who think s|P0st “with great reluctance” and Students Line Emi Line Embassy the) Pothing of hopping a plane for a 
way point at a moment's ho-|ecoming 
fige, dashed off to the Middle Eastin" Fammarskjold gives no sign the he dislikes his back - breaking projects in a move to provide more !@5t Friday at first rumblings); 
money for missile development, [of the Jordanian Israeli pape. 
   the Security Couneii stood dead- 
| locked for many months ever a 
~agoyae to Trygve Lie, ‘first 
chief, 
could “think of nicer things than 
secretary - general.” 
The U. N. literally has become 
Tthe all. By prc £ interest of the 
    
   
    
     
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When notified of his election, he pics Bt on the OLE : 
DOG MEAL 
50°"°4.55— “Regal Dog Ration... . 
Purina Dog Kibbles..:.. ‘,. 25 Lb. Bag 1.95 had found a woman who 
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  Perna ot agracmont tates thenil Gaines Dog Meol......... 25 Lb. Bag 2.59 allowing the diputing parties to get. s Meal oe maivtals 25 Lb. B 2.59 = sa Lage | Friskie pes ag 
ments. 4 ; 
Rock Salt ...... 100 Ibs. 1.76 
ROCKETS TO FAME fo ter Granulated Salt ..1001bs, 1.70 
| im the past few years, the sec] a Med. Flake Salt..100lhs. 2.05 retary general has rocketed to am re <esdue 100 Tbs. 2.06 
fame because of his role as medi- | ' ator in. the Middle East Hi Salt ee Ba oo aa 100 Ibs, 2.15 
    
    
     
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Irons anything CUP PERC. you wash, 
_ Deliver Christmas Eve! 
68-21 “in. 
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    Penney's wont = ESE for cotton aristocrats on an 
off season,.. bought ’em big and selectively from a _ - 
top mill! The result... the best, finest corded chambrays 
that ever showed their crisp beauty anywhere! 
    
| debut in 
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  The talk of any town,—Penney’s new 
Brentwoods, striped to be seen smartly 
__atithe office, at P.T. meetings, even din- 
ing out! The trims are the newest, neat- 
est fashion tricks that add a smart new 
look, a smart new. you! Penney’s new 
corded chambray Brentwoods are elite 
__@8 far as quality goes ... they're yarn- 
dyed woven beauties that machine wash 
  
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            _aHB PowTTAc PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 6, 1957 4 ee ee » . ae rae eS ms eee 
, the Bes Sting Novel by Nev Sate 7 eile 
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jee sag a — to Talk on Traffic Safety | , 
“by state * & © * | asueviie, NC. @Ciayton 
y Caeset of doe Perlin said shoplifting losses at'Harmon of Ahevilie arranged a| the Hudson stores : the Gepertment add! program on. traffic safety for his’ nt wih |, to. about a million’ dollars a'men’s club meeting last night and 
  = tae. ar a a) : J, Whinery : —— ighwa trol sergeant. * 
committee chair-| Inventor Samuel F. B. Morse The red-taced Harmon ead holiday pa 3 ‘i ir. ., gen-established the first upderwater \gized for being late. In his rush ¢Y*'Y [2g color. iL, Hudsonitelegraph line in the United States to gef to the meeting, he was ar- 
          ‘ a bill|in 1842. It was on “the floor” of rested by the highway patrol for necthea vee sei SE99 
u merchants better New York harbor. |speeding. 3 Pomel Sins, 23h EN 
ewe Se ee ea ae CHRISTMA, 
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Now...both new STANDARD Gaselines contain 
De-Icer to banish gas-line freeze! 
‘Yon need never bo stopped -cohd by ga ‘30 eslves the problemi of grntirtoss end . 
line freeze. Because, to Standard’s Big - fuel-waste caused by spark-plug crust— | : . . 
Change has been added this big plue— just a few tankfuls of Gotp Crown re- Pao * 
exclusive De-Icer that protects your car juvenate most fouled plugs! Result: 
against gas-line freeze down to 40° be- ~ users report they're getting extra miles 
ee ‘Per gallon. 
ee NEW RED CROWN King-Size Regular 
NEW GOLD CROWN Super-Premium | has octane higher than premium grades 
* . «an entirely new grade of gasoline... of just a few years ago. It cuts starting 
created by Standard Research to deliver wear, lengthens engine life; gives you 
full power in today’s high-compression jnelasatine wy stig iaeemmmmage eae: 
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Listen te STANDARD OIL NEWS with Kirk Knight, 6:45 A. M., Monday through Fridsy on WWI. #taMDARD OM NEWS wih Jac LeCott reporting, 11:00 P. M., Monday tveah 1 TO PAY! 
wif 6, WHEY, Hear the STANDARD OIL NEWS, with Bil Shechan, WIR, 12:00 Neon, Monday through Setvedey, 
1 an ‘* , ait cg . af ie : lr ns , i Kel | 4 ‘ > 5 ' ‘ 
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        Dedths in oni ac and. ‘Nearby Are 5 (e seatiaae WILLIAM H. BAKER 10 grandchden. and two_gresihis iret il, the tate 
William H. Baker, of 24 Hen-|srandchildren, Morrison. They are Mrs. Verde| Steamed alone and 
derson yesterday MRS. JENNIE Berkley, Mrs, Frank|Honolulu today with ‘the dangers|reporting x was unable to 
home 5 ee of ee FLEMING, . of Detoit and Mrs. Lloyd | o Hurricane Nine far astern. tain full power atid was “out 
years, He was 90. ‘HOLLY—Service for Mrs. Birmingham. Also sur- The Chast Guselt GOT Wimne.jcostel” “Rast ie “SON 
A bulllding coritractor, he was a\ie | Fleming, § of: 1200 Calvert Pree Wie, Cog, (Dage withdrew its escort yssterday’cane 
member of Bethany Baptist Church St., Detroit, who Thursday in :   
and Masonic Lodge F&AM No. 21./4,¥ ‘moming at the Dryer Funerallof Silverwood, Mrs. Rosa Penning- 
  A city resident 48 years, Mr./tHome here, Officiating ‘will be : ‘ Joseph 
Baker leaves two sons, James M.\pider Donald MacKintosh of th taupe, Sia} a bre. of Orchard Lake and John J. Ba-iseventh Day Adventist . B. Negus of Marlette and 7 ker of Royal Oak. Three brothers/tony, Burial will be in grandchildren. ; living in Butler, Pa., also survive. Grand Rapids. 
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(Home with his pastor, Dr. Joseph | re, Tosh Seine ane ot Demon dq TS ; 
De both See: r) grt <n 
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    1“ mre oon meeROD OFOCELY , DAVID H. DAVIDSON ei 
David H. Davidgon, 52, of 4 W./Gua im 11 great grandchil- , Pai Thresienicd eo E! 
an Smeoes of stake’ yee aur MRS, HOWARD M. HETRICK : T ” Men Armed 
Truck & Coach Division, he had}, MILFORD—Mrs. Howard (Ena) ih doloen : ‘a ‘i 3 Coach M. Hetrick, 48, of 4900 Hillock Rd.,| » Oe ae i t F ban Se seen 2 pees Sided Tesi. | , ae DECEMBER Sth TO 161m se le Sere oe a nt oe PAE eat Surviving besides his wife, Ver-|Satumiay at Richardson Bird Ful) 4 cocery store at 24517 John da, are two sisters and two broth-|wan Qeven' officiating ‘The ede |R- shortly after 10 p.m. last night ~ 
so el Mee Bae hae; be then to Colbs, hie fe Bn of shotgun, end ed Avon Park, Fla, Joseph Davidson oomee a ee eerepert on tan mathet af the One‘ Wore 
of Elkton, Ind : she is sur-|Proprictor Joh Short, 63, and his 
day trom the Denton Sate Fe Cand a| hort told LA, Valorie Seat o t . a 
4 neral Home with barial in Rose. “Johnson Of Grove-| the Hazel Park Police that he “ 
= ie aes ve is it of the men, but lost it when. he 
4 . 1. MATTESON WILLIAMS “| was punched by the other bandit. Caries H. Matteson, 69, of 268 E Wil in the back of the Clifford St. died yesterday after at the|prre and his wite was behind the noon in St. Joseph Mercy Hos- A resident! counter when the gunmen entered. | pital. since 1900, he had/ Hearing a commotion, he ran to) - , . . , sche ey is at the Melvin A. oer two {the front and started-to scuffle. COME IN AND SEE OUR GREAT ARRAY OF | Funeral Home. and AM No, 5.| The money taken from the _ ____ STANLEY M. NEAL register, - sons, 7 Ne ‘ 
—“Sianley M, Neal, 72 died yeater-|ot Brayton Plaine snd: Richend | _MERRY CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! day at the home of bie _daraghter, daughter, Mrs./Death Takes a Founder 
bine Dr. He had been in ill heath} nine great/Of American Legion — BIG ALLOWANCES! BIG DEAL for mere than & year. ROCKFORD, Ill. w — Louis J A chemical salesman, he was a Service will take place Saturday! i 16 65 one of the soldiers who veteran of World War f, a mem.{#t 3: Pixley Funeral icse4 the American Legion in Plus the most wanted advances in 1958 motoring... SEE THE ALL-NEW CHRYSLER WINDSOR | ber of the Masonic Lodge, Knights ae Doug'ss| Fre in 1919, died yesterday. Bringing you Chrysier luxury and prestige in a new lower-priced range! _ 
janlied. Cae mat on — = | He worked at one time as a pro- x Glamorous Flight-Sweep Styling ... mere popular than ever! : Tog can comeass Sts cit inet tip cites te fs Es; anes wate 
Guards of Conmieticnt. ; conduct grave-|hibition agent in Grand Rapids, % Fabulous Torsion-Aire Ride ... yours st ne extra con! wack pie eric vane — 
Surviving are his wife, Mabel; a hiss emo ‘ % ertortieas Constagt-Contre! Power Stoertagt ieee eterna ee pene ete 
whom he made his home. A teoth-|naty er rene setundey at tel Diamond Needles a Exclusive Auto-Pilot . the magic speed control device that takes - | er, Gerald, is living in California.|y;,.;sh Funeral Home for James = | the risk and fatigue out of distance driving! Glamour Car of The Forward Look 
dep te Tene ee Reg. Price $20.00 15 $30.00 vo 
y Donelson-Johng Funeral|at his home, Marlette ox 
Home with Dr. Harold, Cr DeWindt|Rtd.. afer a’ short illness, Burial] WOW Only $10 te $12 >  eare-tebe : ELTA . o the Krk nthe Hl ofiiating wit in Edand Cemetery Cas RECORD 
Burial White Chapel|City, under the auspices of Decker VI mt LE er ae cae C'S ‘sor : R & R eandiscate INC, | wa a member, ‘ ns eee He leaves three diughters by. 740 Ww Maren 8 _ 724 Oakland Avenue caps: ; 
died Wednesday at St. Joseph's 
Mercy Hospital. * “s * 
He is survived by his parents, 
Mr, and Mrs. Grover i bes 
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+ Mat Mertieen, Manager | . $50 Club- Every Two Weeks You Deposit Just 
LADIES’ WATCHES |¢ +100 Club Beery Two Weeks You Deposit Just 
ale. Geld. write |S u Every Two Weeks You Deposit Just ) 
min oss |e | $500 Club Ka $ 18” le Every Tw0 Weeks You we eS ust > N 
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GUARANTEED | There's Right Size. Club ae. or penmtvene 
    i for Every Member of the Family : is Offices ot W. Huron ot Tilden . . .N. Peny ot Glenwood . . * \ 2 vere pares Orion. vee Milford ** . Walled. Leke .. / Keego Nether 
{ : : MD Sy , +++ Union Lake ond Bloomfield Hille lewelry Dept. Main Floor a a é f is 
72 North Saginaw St. | : a ; ee y 2 Be Ot” Uk aah @ Cr Ae 
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  Indonesia Seeks 
Oil-Rich Island Dutch’ Invested Heavily 
in West New Guinea Oil 
Since 17th Century 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS| 
Indonesia has been trying to get! 
West New Guinea and its oil 
riches away from the Dutch ever 
promised to negotiate on its future 
status within a year. Pe 
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  nowhere and Indonesia carried 
* C hildless C a Finds Key » | 
to Happiness. on C het 
    
Pontiae Press Photo 
"ALREADY WERE — E: Sieliniing Ghir t0th conseeutiin eer ev- 
personating Mr. apd Mrs. Santa Claus are Walter and Ethyl Ader- 
holdt of Waterford Township. coogi ndagaibesartge t « scemmg 
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year long,” Mrs. Aderhoidt says. 
home that could be very dull with- 
out the happy laughter of children 
at Christmas time. 
  
Silver is the best conductor of electricity with copper next.       
and a protest strike against Dutch 
firms. 
Australia controls East New 
Guinea under a U.N. trusteeship. 
Not so well developed, this 63,000- 
square mile area has not yet been 
directly involved in the Duteh- 
Indonesian. dispute. ¥ 
: He’s Now an American 
BANGOR, Me. (INS) — James 
was finally unsnaried today and the 
Newfoundland native has been in- 
formed he will. become a_ full- 
fledged citizen next month.   1 our Christ 
Sar ebetcasm Osbele 
        
    Give her a major 
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ING his 
restricted, or limited, in funds for 
everything, including Ctothes, 
’ B. @) BRISTLE. When Gristle, 
the tough fiber of meat, gets|ferior quality. | 
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the customers would have no 
way of knowing how Dismaying, 
or discouraging, it was in its in- 
D, (8) BOOK MART; An avid’ fees es Mey 
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E. (9) RETINUE, It is nowadays’ 
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doms is fabulous, with all the West- 
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G. (14) DESPERATE, Many 
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up én both sides keeping a “paper 
agreement.”” The plans are not 
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humane regard for their prisoners’ 
reported in newspapers, They are 
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are the result of hard work and 
experiments would be heart-| 
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exam, would cause trouble for a 
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that were lived in by .. Pilgrims, 
who created them, It was the peo- 
iple, rather. than.towns,. who were 
repressed, or inhibited... 
I. (7) TOURNEY. A TOURNEY, 
a contest in which knights on horse- 
back met in combat to prove their 
skill, was usually held at the ip- 
vitation of some nobleman who 
sent heralds even to foreign coun- 
for such an. elaborate entertain- 
ment and many guests, A Journey, 
back, .was certainly less compli- 
cated to arrange, in spite of the 
difficulties of travel. . 
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ly needs to have her husband's 
Consent, or give his approval, for 
a new wing on the house, but his 
consent may, be. reluctantly given. 
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years the success or failure of the seaway’s original purposes.” 
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way is marginal and that in 
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stantly changing.” He added: 
will be carefully weighed.” N. R. Danielian said in a speech to the Detroit Tomorrow 
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the case of bulk cargoes, a | 
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alternate Atlantic coast route.” — 
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     By REBA HEINTZELMAN 
geventy-eight Milford teenagers 
are eagerly looking forward to 
moving inte their new 1'-million 
dollar high school soon after 
Christmas, 
Designed to be a community 
center as well as an educational 
institution, the new school is 
situated a quarter of a mile west 
ef North Milford road and is 
spread over four acres of the 30- 
acre site. 
Many young peeple have 
driven cut in their old jalopies 
and had “sneak previews” of 
the magnificent ‘building, long 
. before this week's student tours 
_ were scheduled, 
A long boulevard type road 
brings pupils from the main high- 
«way to the entrance of the school. 
Here, black-topped' pavement pro- 
vides parking facilities for almost 
100 cars. 
To the north of the school, there 
is additional space for some 400 
more automobiles. This space 
will eventually be used for driver- 
training during the day. 
SCENIC.VIEW.._. 
bule traps cold air, 
main lobby are opened where, in- 
stead of a bleak brick wall with a 
nondescript bulletin board, thére is 
a huge wall of glass overteahing a 
landscaped mall, 
* * * 
  
  /————speciat presentations. 
  be seen through the window both 
. to-the right and left. 
brick fireplace is centered in the 
glass wall, with a steel chimney 
on the outside. ‘ 
Comfortable lounge chairs, 
lamps, tables and planters are 
predominant in the huge‘lebby — 
a far cry from drafty entrance 
halls of other years. 
Around the corner is a big din- 
ing room, which can be converted 
to an all-purpose room for special 
functions, Here again is one en- 
tire wall of glass from the floor to 
the ceiling, with an indoor-outdoor 
planter for added - beauty. The 
walls are painted a pale pink, 
In the kitchen, everything. is 
stainless steel. The dividing wall) 
between the serving area and the | 
MILFORD — Five hundred and) 
    
A glass “knock-out” wall in 
the biclogy room permits pupils 
to experiment with plants and 
animals out in the opea, the year 
round, The fish tanks and grow- 
ing beds make the study of birds 
and bees a pleasure. 
An intricate heating, lighting, 
water and sewer system runs un- 
derground, It is enclosed in a, 
concrete tunnel 8 feet high and 16) 
feet wide, which is completely, il- 
luminated for servicing. Automatic       
| 
An unusual! 
7% 
cditiinanun oe ee 
kitehen was eliminated. from--the}..... 
food-preparing activities. 
The stacked-ovens, automatic ~ 
plans so that pupils may view) 
      pressure cookers, dishwashers 
and 20-gallon pots would have 
staggered a school chet of 20 
years ago. — 
A big 10 by 10 foot. cooler can 
maintain an even temperature of 
40 degrees, while the -walk-in 
freezer gets down to 40 below zero. /|- 
The storage . room.__back.__of the 
kitchen will be stocked to resemble 
a modern’ supermarket. 
Across the entrance hall in the| 
new building is a. theater-type| 
auditerium for concerts, plays and 
The seats 
are comfortable, acoustics good 
and the stage equipment profes- 
sional, 
ACTIVITY ROOMS 
Adjoining the rear of the stage| 
are choral group activity reoms)| 
with storage space for all types of 
costumes, Under the direction of 
Mrs. Eleanor Beam, one of the 
finest boy and girl singing choruses: 
has been practicimg in a small) 
classroom in the old high school—, 
when there wasn’t another class in 
session there. 
One of the most breathtaking 
features of this structure is the | 
gymnasium. Roll-away ‘bleachers | 
with seating capacity for 1,750 
spectators are stored in special 
adjoining reoms when not in 
use. 
Locker rooms ‘are all ceramic- 
tiled in color, as are the - girls’ 
locker rooms, 
* * * 
A full equipped air-conditioned 
press box is built up in the north 
corner of the gym, and is reached) 
by a circular spiral - stairway. 
Through a plate glass window, 
sports activities may 
from any angle. 
___Huyndreds. of people_had, been 
turned away from_ basketball) 
games held in the old Milford high 
schoo] due to lack of space for 
spectators. 
Those whé were lucky enough— 
and early enough — sat on plank 
seats so close to the playing court 
that many times a “Redskin would 
hit the dust”.— and land in the 
lap of a spectator. 
And the teenagers are not the 
only ones anticipating the happy 
move. 
Band director Phil Haddrill has 
heen teaching youngsters how to| 
for more than 10 ciated before more than 600 guests make music 
years, in an old schoolhouse which 
was moved to the rear. of the 
present high school. 
Some 60 musicians were jammed 
in the tiny room and often a deli- 
eate-toned ‘flute would be drowned 
out by a blustering tuba player, 
sitting practically on the 
chair. ; 
HAS PRIVATE OFFICE 
All that is a thing of the past. 
Hadrill now will have, his .own 
private office with. audio-equip- 
ment at the touch of his fingertips. 
Six practice rooms, big ‘uniform 
cupboards and open-shelved music 
tacks are included baék of. the 
main band auditorium. All have 
been soundproofed 
P| * * * 
, With an emphasis being put’ on 
scientific advancement, Huron 
Valléy officials have included’ 
. rooms with equipment f. in ad- 
. ES rent Sey S. 
‘» er 
i | iy be seen 
same after Christmas, Milford students 
ing themselves to the plush surro 
mosphere .of this brand new sentir’ hot 
building. 
possible to turn around and dur- 
able plastic attaching desks are 
color-matched to each of the 36 
individual classrooms in the build- 
ing. 
NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL —_— Shortly 
, school building. 
Recently completed, the school was constructed 
at a cost of around a million and a half dollars. water heats the 
Contour seats, making it im- 
Superintendent Harold Hanyen 
and the Huron Valley Board of 
Education have spent many 
months of toil on the new school, 
And one of the people who has | ife for. aes Soden tsiB 
Plush $1, 500, 000 New Milford Hi gh as well as doliar-saving ideas is 
Assistant Superintendent Erwin 
Johnson. 
“wife, Avalyon, now deceased, 
studied, made personal surveys From the time the school was in 
~ the blue-print stage, he and his 'Fludes Police 
Mutilated U.S. Money 
and Canadian Currency 
Taken in Grand Blanc * 
WALLED LAKE — The Cross 
Roads Presbyterian Church at 1505 
Welch road, Walled Lake, will be’ 
-\dedicated at 3 p.m. Sunday. : 
GRAND BLANC ® — State Po-| The Rev. W. Glen Harris, min- lice called off road blocks in the jster of the First Presbyterian 
Flint area today after failing to Church, Birmingham, will deliver 
trap an armed man who robbed the dedication sermon. and the the First State and Savings Bank day nursery, community, 
‘board meetings. 
The Cross Roads Presbyter. 
ign Charch is one of the 16 
in tion, youth and adult activities, a 
      
    
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will be adjust- 
undings and at- _munity give its 
intendent of 
inspects the ach    
What better Christmas present could a com- 
young people? Top photo shows 
front of building with unique window arrange- 
‘ment. At bottom Erwin Johnson, assistant super- 
Huron Valley School System, 
ool's moderti jahoratory facilities, 
  
  Lake Orion Pair 
Weds; Journeys | 
to Indiana 
MRS. MARTIN J. BUSHMAN 
LAKE ORION — Following an 
Indiana honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. 
Martin J. Bushman will make their’ 
home on Broadway street. 
| For, her morning wedding the 
bride, the former SLeila Cluff,) 
wore a gown of white Chantilly! 
lace with chapel train, featuring a 
pleated nylon tulle panel and ta- 
pered sleeves. Her fingertip veil 
fell from a pearl crown. She car-| 
‘ried a bouquet of large white | 
chrysanthemums centerei by two 
red orchids and encircled with 
Oregon holly. 
The twin sister of the bride, 
rs. Lawrence Lengpre, was 
matron of honer while Trudy 
Claussen, Mrs, Harry Shoup, 
Mrs, Chester Bushman Jr., Mrs. 
Daniel Gedert and Mrs. Larry 
Denis served as bridesmaids. 
Larry Denis was best man and 
Ronald Pageau, Gerald Bowland,| 
Chester Bushman Jr. and Daniel | 
Gedert ushered. 
The bridegroom's twin nieces’ | 
Fi 
  
    
          Sheila and Sharon Gedert were 
flower girls. Billie Bushman was 
ringbearer. 
The Rev. George E.. Ging offi 
at St. Joseph Catholic Church. 
At noon, a small reception 
breakfast was held at Club Roch. 
ester, An evening reception for 
all guests was held at the Hel- 
lenic Hail in Pontiac. 
The bride, daughtey of Mr. arth 
Mrs. M. T. Pilon ‘of Long Lake 
boulevard, was employed at Utica 
Bend in Utica, 
. The bridegroom, whose parents, 
Mr, and Mrs. Chester omega 
Sr., reside at 54 Elizabeth St., 
the owner of Ellen's incall 
Shop. : 
    
Heads District Rotary 
IMLAY CITY — Ro A. Greftene berger of Imlay City. will be the. 
new Rotary governor for District! 
No.. 633,' effective July 1,   lcludes 52 clubs. in eastern Michi-; 
igan and’ western Ontario.’ 5, 
( chased, Protest letter 
Goes fo Mackie Walled Lake Council \Gnndy Science Teachers Associa- 
tion Wednesday’ night celebrated 
.its first anniversary at a meeting 
‘in the new. Rochester Hich School. Hits. Stopping Extension 
of Northwestern 
WALLED LAKE — The City) Among the guests were mem- 
Council here is protesting plans|bers of the Detroit Engineering 
by the State Highway Department! society who, along with county for abandoning the extension of! 
Northwestern highway, Council-| 
sioner John C. Mackie. 
In other business, 
residents of Leon road for blaek- 
topping that street, It will be in- 
cluded in the work to be done in 
1958. 
Councilmen Le arned geo that. 
|Bolton streef is open how to! 
through traffic. Yield right of way) 
signs have been installed at four’ 
iplaces in the Tri A subdivision 
‘and-at three spots in Carole Acres. | 
Step signs are being installed on ‘ter High faculty was host at the 
Market at Barnston, 
The city will install Christmas | 
decorations and a tree at the 
memorial at the point, This will 
be done under the supervision 
of Counciiman William Nixon. 
The Junior Chamber of Com- 
is being contacted regard- 
other decorations, 
The council voted to give city 
employes the regular Christmas 
checks and to again keep an area 
on Walled Lake, back of«Taylor’s 
lot, cleared for ice skating. 
‘The sidewalk ordinance was 
S| tabled for further study, but the 
council voted to have an estimate 
made of the cost of a water fil- 
ter for the Tri A and Carole 
Acres subdivisions. Water com- 
missioner Harold Ackley reported 
that.a water mnasers: is being 
tested. 
In the future all firemen's cars 
it as will be identified by, “on. and an 
been announced, The district in- auxiliary pump, a nal hose, 
boots and coats ha > been pur- 
* the council] 
acknowledged a petition from‘ the: 
' joessed for. eating, Science Faculty 
Group Marks 
Pi irst Birthday 
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through the efforts 
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ton High School. 
  
'Huge’ Turkey. to Grace. 
Governor's Yule Table - 
est turkey, 
Governor by me Ae sano 
  ‘Jot three-dollar bills,” 
at pulled a’ gun and declared: 
“Brooklands and Chief 
The Oakland) 
‘science instructors, made a first 
men went on record with a unan- and. inspection of lab facilities 
imous request that a letter of pro-| the recently completed two mil- 
test be sent to Highway Commis- ri : 
| Fhe group, organized last year 
ot Cecil 
Myers of Waterford High School, 
seeks to have a leading special- 
ist in industry and science at 
At Rochester, Dr. R. C. Gibson 
of the Parker Rust Proof Col. dem- 
onstrated the use of a kit showing 
phosphate. coating of metal sur- 
Clarence Hartung of the Roches- 
The association will hold its next 
‘meeting Jan. 30 at the Farming- 
LANSING (# — The State's larg- 
a 4-pounder named 
“Michigan Tom," will be the main 
entry on the Christmas dinne-> table 
ot Gov. sire oy his family.) 
Daris s hain pa of 
the Michigan Turkey growers As- iséciation, at its annual business 
‘fhere Thufsday said the 
big. bird ‘will be presented to the 
* The Pate was raised by Ar- 
nell VanderKolk, of the Pine Creek a trooper 
said, ‘That money will be easily 
spotted in this area.’’ 
The tattered American money 
was to be retired from circula- 
tion, The Canadian currency is 
conspicwous except in border cit- 
les. 
Courtland. Hall of Holly, assis- 
tant manager: of the bank, said 
the gunman came into the build- 
ing yesterday, hung around until 
customers left and then asked 
about a small loan. [ 
* * * , 
“Hall said moments. later the foal 
want all the money.I. can a and; Birmingham; John. Yeates, chair-; gram with. a -purpose-to-unite--to- 
as quick as I can get it. I don’t(man of the building committee; igether in a rich, friendly, 
eare about denontinations.” 
Halt said he scooped up loose the Women’s Association; Donald ance of God in this new church. cash from tw6 teller windows and Freed, building designer; Edwin 
gave it to the gunman who fled Branch superintendent of con- 
in a car. istruction for the Robert E. Davis 
| Construction Co.;, and Charlies 
| Leonhard of Schoolmaker's, 
‘building suppliers. 
ir BY TRIO i 
, &. Lioyd Stait of Pontiac will| Dr. Kenneth G. Nigh, executive 
secretary of The Synod of Mich- 
igan will dedicate the new church. 
service of dedication are: Dr. Wil- 
fred E. Simpson, moderator of The! New 
Presbytery of Detroit; Dr. Wil- jonenpiated ” amber, 
liam H. Marbach, minister of the 
First Presbytian Church, Pontiac 
and the Rev. William L. Rieker,   byterian Church, Walled Lake. 
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The laymen participating in the 
dedication service are: of its new home. 
i * * 
Herbert! are not contented to rest in‘ thei 
  reece ree 
Avon Board Wanis   
  
| Rochester Set 
for Ben Jones - 
Goodfellow Bid 
ROCHESTER — The annual Ben | 
Jones Goodfellow newspaper sales | 
drive will be held in Rochester and! |Lyttle will sing “Others” by Smith. board asked that a letter be sen 
jchard Lake will be the organ Public Works superintendent, stat- 
accompanist, ‘ing the board's position 
Avon Township today, tpmorrow | 
tn sandy Te gal inom, | | Fetewing fhe ett tee | Towns no erie For over 30 years the-paper sale Will be an open house till 5:30 that the problem of seware di 
was handled alone by the late) P.m. The Women's Guild of The , P ge dis 
| First Presbyterian Church of :posal will greatly increase, 
iBen Jones, but in 1947 he solicited resolution stated 
ithe help of the Metropolitan Clup/ Milford will serve at the open > 
and it has been carried on in his) house. In other action, Township 
memory each year. The spirit of, The new church building, com. Treasurer Helen V. Allen was 
the founder still lives-on and the prising an educational unit for nine| *#therized to purchase and sign 
volunteer Goodfellows will try to classrooms and a sanctuary that) fr $40,000 (the amount which 
provide a merry Christmas for: will seat 126 people, is the Grst Bos been received as advanced 
every needy child in the area. ‘unit of The Cross Roads Presby-| payment on special assessment 
The Goodfeliows apd members |terian Church on its 20-acre site Water bonds) in saving certifi- 
of the Metropolitan Club, made jon the East edge of the City of cates. 
up of Rochester, Brooklands and Walled Lake 
| Avendale fireman, postal em- * 
Hi and anyone | 
whe will give a fow hours of | 
his time te sell the papers. 
George Ross Sr, wili|future expansion and multiple use, cilities free of charge 
air “ea ‘aatieae af the "ele aned| edcuational unit, which will| Johnson -and Anderson, 
John Albertson as co-chairman. |StVe Sunday church school class-| 
Fire Chief Harold Graves of 
Harold     * * ‘Faulkender Sand and Gravel Inc = 
  peeyes, a 
halt und for the Wowen’s Associa-| Township. This committee saw the further 
need-of a first unit for this mis- 
Other ministers participating in the sration ptiend peor Pog a Sun- 
day; June 30, and the building was 
The congregation and the pastor/R 
of this church have watched the 
church's rapid growth from its West also are helping out. 
first service of worship in a reno-) 
minister of The Cross Roads Pres- yateq dog kennel to the erection 
The pastor and the covighagaiton 
Hunter and Carman Adams. elders new church home. They- have the 
iof the First Presbyterian Church. vision of along cange building pro-. 
‘and: 
|Mrs. Roy Thompson, president of ef the community under the guid-| 
"County Sewer System 
ROCHESTER—The Avon Town- 
the 
A permit also was granted to 
The building is of functional de to operate a sanitary land fill on 
sign constructed of steel and con-) School road, between John R and Fidelis Class has paid pledg 
rete. It is designed to allow for Township be able to use the fa- ‘of $1,000 to the building. fund * . we 
‘land practically lived with presentation of the keys to the Churel’ Extension or The Pres- parent: 
ett wed with the ot Grand Blane. \chureh will be made by Robert E.| bytery of Detroit. The packages consist of This h i, school is just one of Troopers said the gunman es Davis, elder of the First Presby- The ehurch began in October’, school supplies, Testaments in 
mahy éducational institu-\C@Ped with between four and five/terian Church, Northville. 1956, under the sponsorship of The Japanese and picture books. 
tions mushrooming up all over the| ‘ousand ee ee Dr. Harold F. Fredsell, diree- First Presbyterian Church of Bir-| TY Will be distributed to the 
country. But for Milford teenagers, ‘money ae: —_ tor of The Board of Church |mingham, which helped purchase children when get dock in eo? 
this one — its the most! meee? sé Extension. of The Presbytery of {the church site and manse, and owe » wader the as 
e a “He might as well have a sack; Detrelt, will accept the keys. eepmiens “ ee seas Relief. - Ki 
  Lamberson. Harry Long and Neal 
j 
aed Rehearsal Set 
for Romeo Singers ROMEO — Thirty dive ai 
of the Community Chorus “wilt 
will meet at 7 o'clock tonight for 
their final rehearsal of- Handel's 
“Messiah” before epindl eve- 
ning’s concert, 
The St. John Lutheran Church 
here will be the scene of the ninth 
annual presentation of the famous 
Christmas _oratoriol. Time of the 
concert is §. p.m. 
Two Romeo women will be fea- 
tured as soloists. They are out- 
. going chorus president, Mrs.   
r. 
4.   
   comeiriond of Miss Carole Cole, tion recommending the creation Scheuneman, soprano, ang Mrs. 
Miss Holly Lloyd and Miss Karen of a county sewer system. The ‘Rey Borland, alto. 
' Wanzie Davis of Detrett wif 
‘Mrs. Donald S.- Paterson of Or- to Harold Schone, Oakland County) reture again this year as tenor 
| setetet. Guest bass soloist will 
be Robert Branch of “ert Huron, 
1 whe will be making bis initial 
{ appearance with the chorus. 
| Director is Lawrence W. Gray 
and organ accompanist is Mrs 
Floyd Wilson. Both are from Hart- 
land 
The Rev. E. G. Appel, pastor 
of St. John Church. will deliver 
ithe benediction. No admission 
(will be charged. A free-will_offer- 
‘ing will be taken ‘during intermis- 
Sjon, 
  Clos Gives $1 000 
WALLED LAKE — The Semper 
ithe Walled Lake Methodist Church. weeare at ras Poe iThe contribution swelled the offer- 0 jac, were na ing to an all-time The es, also will be used as a dining|as consulting engineers for Avon, jwill hold a a fated 
iparty at the parsonage Dec. 20. 
    Miller of Avondale will head the 
drives in -their. areas. 
Part of the funds from the paper 
sale will provide the annual 
\Christmtas party Saturday, Dec: 
21 for 350 or more needy children. 
Christmas baskets also will be 
provided from the paper funds. | 
Police Chief_Sam Howlett will act; 
as a clearing house for names’ 
of needy _ enfin, 
i RD, 
Goodfellow Edition | 
in Highland Saturday| 
HIGHLAND—Tomorrow is Good- 
fellow Day here. Beginning at noon, 
imembers of the Highland Township 
Fire Department. will be in -the 
‘streets making their annual Good- 
fellow newspaper sales drive to 
help the needy, - 
Drive chairman George Volkert 
says they'll stay out until they sell 
all their 900 papers. They Rope to 
raise at least $500, the says. 
Most of the money will be used 
to make up Christmas baskets of 
clothing, feed and other neces- 
sities for. needy tewnship fam- 
ilies. And money left over goes 
inte the department's welfare 
fund, to be used to sid hardship 
eases throughout the year. 
Volkert says clothing and toys 
people wish to donate to needy fam- 
ilies for Christmas also will be 
accepted by firemen. Call him at 
MU 4-4383 or Jom Winners of the 
Highland Police, MU 44368, and 
the items will be picked up. —       
            
ROMEO PLAYERS REHEARSE — Featured 
members of the cast of the forthcoming Romeo 
Players production of ‘The Happy Time’ are, 
left to right, Stuart Card, Mrs. Roberta C. Smith, 
‘Happy Time’ Set for Dec. 14 Nutzhorn. The 
  
  
U.S. Buys 7 Per Cent 
More Dairy Surplus 
WASHINGTON « — Uncle Sam 
is buying nearly 7 per cent more 
surplus. dairy products under a 
farm price support program this 
marketing year than last. . 
An Agriculture Department re- 
put By LEE WINBORN 
Romeo Correspondent 
ROMEO — The Romeo. Players 
have embarked upon their final, 
busy week of rehearsals in prepa- 
. {ration for their Dec. 14 production 
of “The Happy Time.”’ | 
They will present this delightful horn, 
time since its 
The increases were in the form 
‘of butter. and cheese. Legs dried 
milk is being bought. dEva Gabor. 
  
are living up to their reputation of 
discovering new talent in thé Ro- 
meo area. The. cast of 12..will in-|. 
chee only three. seaasoned vet- 
erans, the other nine being new- WEST BLOOMFIELD — Chil- 
dren at the Seotch School _ will 
ipresent ‘pound - the 
World” at. the West Bloomfield 
High School, Der, 10 at 7:30 p.m. anne Wes!, 
            4 Romeo Group Stages Play 
Cummiskey and Miss Ann. Natz- 
Making their debuts in the forth- 
coming . production are the Rev. 
John G. Milburn, Frances Caste! 
lucci, Stuart Card, Gary Corbin 
and Rober Bradley, all of Romeo, 
plus Jay Shustary of Lakeville and 
John Potacka and Parkinson, both of the comedy of love in three acts in the| o's 
pounds, . auditorium of Romeo High School. : 
a so pomp calle younter Curtain time is § p.m. Another newcomer, Mrs, Rich- 
ard Covert, Washington, will bein- 
troduced in the ‘role made popular 
the \0n the New York stage in 1950 by 
ald McLean, publicity; Antonio 
Ferrara, scenery, and Miss Jo- properties, . 
Others are Mrs. C. L. Davidson,   
  Frances ‘Castellucci, John Potacka and Miss Ann * 
play will be presented Dec, 14 in 
the auditorium of a High School. . 
‘Goodfellow Toy Sell Papers Today 
TROY — Troy Goodfellows are 
conducting their annual newspaper 
‘sale today to raise funds for needy 
families. Sponsored by the Metro- 
politan Club, composed of Police. 
men, firemen and ‘postal em- 
ployes, the sale of the Pontiac 
Press is scheduled for this after- 
noon.   
1 
x + 9 
Police Chiet David Grattop.said 
ithe paper sale uritil the last two tor. He is Dale Parkinson, direc- | In charge of all the work be- gery a ak he hind the: 5 ta prodaction —_—e" their only fund- 
Scotch School to Stage Public schools, rcp eanaalane Slee. esas » Wren: Pear | 
Yule ‘Round the World! Fg eat giclee 8 als 3. Teton, preavenshy exe, | 1 W055 and 100, the manages,of the Troy Driv-in. Theater turned 
over ticket sales to the Metropoli- 
tan tee, Pas Bo performance. =e 2 
" Grattop added that food baskets 
  » Haitche Holland.’ Each class room will present a comers to the local boards. hand, rties: Mrs, Philip M.jduring the holidays and other as- 
Promedy ronan i be lent. when'skit, dance or representing a| ready been established as fea- Stone, Hiohets; Stephen Burns, light-/sistance throughout the year has 
the tirkey is. ois ope ‘and pro- different Country. Girl Scout Troop praky danghats Seger ae eo and Mrs. John ese le been . scheduled to help many 
Moyer aid. ’ 1152 will present the colors. actinic sia becasue freshments, & 
    
     
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
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Neturel Ranch Mink Stole 
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Was 1600.00 ......... 
Neture! Silver Blu Mink $ Stole 
om Wae-4650.00-. ee 
Wei 1900.00 ......... 
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Neture! Cerulean Mink Bolero 
Was 3000.00 .........NOW 
Dyed Brown Broadtail Jacket 
Wes 1400.00 ....5... Now 
_Neture!l Sheared Rectaia Jacket 
. NOW Was 775.00 ..... tes 
Netural Pastel — Sides Jocket 
Was 750.00 . vee dee NOW | 
Was 00 ..... sos NOW | 
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Was 1700.00 ......... 
Neturel — bon Jacket 
_ Wes 2500 «éees NOW 
- Neturel ae Lsaaay me 
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    960.00 
ow 996.00 675.00 
526.00 . 
750.00 
336.00. 95.00 
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975.00 
1695.00 
800.00 
425.00 
1050.00 
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    Netural Blu Iris Mink Coot 2s. 9500.00    WN 1 Starlight Mink Coat 
“ee ‘ow 99000,00 
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Wee 6500.00 ......... Now 4150.00 
Netu 1 Stowert- Mother 49 
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Pre nies Se vow 1160.00 
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Ped Wor tesone wow 1100.00 
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ZY cme Los a THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 Loar: tin tee errr 
— POUMA' Gcatha frown a te lover the territory of ane East £u- 
ee eee 8 Sle ropean state for 30 minutes re- 
: Fighting Malaria sr sang aac cently. Almost at the ste time & 
Rsonied [to td's ews conference, ; try from the direction of West 
U.S. Strives 6 Years Newall Geverner has Soviet aoe listed types of © 
to Find Somebody for Funds for War Shrine Amerions secs rb are 
Charlotte Job qHONOLULY, @® — Hawaii Gov.) | prepared at “an accelerated pace 
WASHINGTON w — The |. The Indian government: and aj public erage Mere for aggressive war.” 
| snait’ ta tari odie: te" See * Sng vier ype snore wa pnd conuphign: © ons E 3 signed agreemen calling a shrine a sunken 
mee cae eae Se -\for American. help of 8 million’ pa: USS Arizona AG 
16% million provided for the dur-          
‘|dollars next year instead of the Quinn also invited the governors 
rent Indian fiscal year. India’s similar proclamation. 
new goal is to wipe out maalria/ oe of the 48 states to join him in a} 
    
   
   
                 
        
      
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           Gepititien S8 ta Yn 1950 instead of Keeping it under reais, Seturday — the 16th anni retired ' onable con’ vers: of Pearl. Harbor—with place was taken by Ward H A three-year battle will begin memorial services aboard) ny, tue tance nae post- next April Bs bebo A. Rao, di-jthe Arizona. The ship is almost master z when rector of Ma Institute of/completely submerged in Pearl the job was turned over to Orrin India, He predicted almost com- pr . E. 4 plete victory within three years.! There are 1,102 men + entombed T 4 . Acting pesimasters are ap- The Present program, aided by|within the Arizona, 
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samuane Obe cae rd OF NEW PRISON — This is the with screened windows. The cinderblock interior ‘+ + + Specialising in Good Food 
semecte, whe te wrpeletol 87 | saci ot cue ving of. Boag Malt Mt >| behead Groen te on way posea. Say D ANCING " SUNDAY SPECIAL -_new-medium-security prison at Ionia. Individual persons are accommodated in each wing. Note 
ee will have steel doors the absence of bars. _ 
But With New, Different Ideas on Inside 
Michigan Prisons Have Strong Bars Virginia Ham Steck | With candied sweet potatoes,- a salad, 
| delicious hot roll and butter......... FRIDAY and SATURDAY 54 50 ! Dance to- the Music of 
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We're inievested in too’ progrera|ctiatric clinic, the corrections. de-| ment period now mummber #6, com | 5 Dave a Week! 6 Days a Week! 1650 N, Perry ot Pontioc Rd. FE 3-9732 
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    and sullen bi somehow have nth and probation officers, teachers,| For Michigan to provide suffi- mission to be the only eligible ap-|been banished from the Michigan directors, counselors,|Cient additional maximum security: 
prison system, that the riots of 1952)... , chaplains, psychiat-|facillities for all corrections pris- 
can be forgotten? $ rists the like oners living outside the walls and 
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“The Catalina Room Is Now . 
Available for Private Parties’ 
— vas — oo   parolees wotild require capital out- 
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DELIGHTFUL DINNER — GOOD MUSIC 
ArctictoBe | EAGLES = | DINE and DANCE eae atnacce eee OMDAL Area’ | seen =, be for a long time, And mount- 
| (M-50) Corner Pentise Lake R4, 
| rong as talking fbout, leav-| Chief of Navy Reactors and Chickes Dinner padery 
eners tothe dll routines and re Says Battlefield Will Fri., Dec. 6 MANKY’S SHACK BAR B AMSEM.   
   Be. On, Under Pole 
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We invite Banquets and Private Parties 
Bob’s Chicken House 497 Elizabeth take Road at Telegraph 
_ Presents by popular demand SORRY! No Dance | 
This Saturday — See 
You on Dec. 14 for 
Our Christmas 
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            ; — Japan, Russia Sign 
Big Trade Agreement) “tr "s.ctecr sy tost mont, = “Flim Flam for Tonight,” a miu- 
TOKYO #—Japan and the So-|sical cornedy written and acted by 
viet Union today signed & COM-/ prisoners, was put on to” raise 
merce treaty expected to more! money for chapel furnishings, Tick- GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY. 
~ MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS 
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        | than quadruple their trade to 28\ets were sld to the Public: “SULLY” AT THE KEYBOARD 
. The siening “at the Japanese(MOCKEY PLAYED | a ~ SPECIAL SHOW Daily, except Monday — 9 to 2_ 
| three monthe, of negotiation. ‘Thely haciey sextet that schedules te | Cocktails - Luncheons | ee DELICIOUS DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS 
     
  Dinners 
“JL A.M. to 2 A.M. treaty becomes effective after it\Detroit Red Wings. Jonia fielded a is ratified by the Japanese Diet/foothall team that went through)’ 
most of the season unbeaten. 
Inmates seek personality de- 
yelopment through Dale Carnegie 
classes at Ionia and Southern 
Prison, and through 
similar Harry Steubenville class- | 
es at Marquette. 
Soviet Hobbycraft is widely practiced, 
and inmates can get a chance to| any 
develop proficiency and pick up 
non Pit and ties leat. ferrous metals, fertilizer, chemi-|"*"'S, ™moce ° cal products, raw textiles, ma-|eT and wood objects. A      
    
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FRIDAY and 
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: aged—in the camps, whic} com-     chinery, motion pictures, booksiWELOOME RELIGION © -¢ a," Teco, a0) Relgous activites are exo JAM ‘SESSION “TUESDAYS Dancing Fri. and Sat. x * & 
The agreement also provided! 
for establishment of a 
trade_mission_in Japan 
Belgrade Trains Hit: / ; 4. ! make a stool inthe basement, it |Calif: as 
3 Die, 22 Injured. | kes ia tse — at the DIXIE BAR || Luncheon 
penscener tin enterieg the Zag-| 0 all these and other entra ext-|a ue ‘DANCING SUNDAY ‘Dinner 
reb railway station at full speed 
last night crashed into a halted 
freight train, kipting: at least three 
persons. 
_ Gasoline cars in the freight 
train exploded, setting the wreck-| 
age afire. Rescue workers said 
more bodies might be found: 
Twenty-two persons wefe re- as well-as in the walled jnstitutions. 
suits age stimulated or encour- 
aged. ¢ 
Dpfcuning: Sethereh, Harrison 
obéerved: 
c ‘“fhene tment sie thts you wail 
me. If we go home at night and 
ricular’ activities supplement. the 
fegular prison or prison camp 
work, school or vocational pro- 
grams, with the aim of better|, 
fitting prisoners for a healthy, nor-jor | bined have a full time ¢haplain, |Plo 
der the’ pole.   
  lease. 
STAFF DOUBLED 
  ported injured, five seripasly.   
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Featuring 
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Western Swing Band : and equi t, electric equip-| Alcoholics Anonymgsis units func- 
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| DUBLIN — The old supremacy| @ man in Prague who said he s t o~ : | Stroeter’s Foods: fac tne writen word, eetblshed| Sanat, Prague, who said, be ies pte sel |THE MIDNIGHT EARL... .. . = - ft + ow ee ee ee Serenade’ which Friml hates- Hy" aie between Ue French ami] Rita Hayworth an Jim Hill, her fiance, are working out | er ty Drugs Ey ee: en on a ra ond ae te he said. \the rebels and asks the Assembly the pre-marital agreement ... Recky Marctane said he’s now 
jlege, Dublin. some if he would look up ‘the of- cecil connie applies to Jim, 16, quit acting — and went back to school .. . Tony Mar- LpTMY we the film. radio and|'fcial records and see how old I is ce oder Hel atiee oe te ne bk ee oe 
pu forces have chwiows| GS. The French, who oppose any|** ver's Paris dates Stelia Jebb, . ze 
Wii, state of passive receptivity not , . Y, |i scaetd ton ey om” | Miesrca sto (Salat preted Revd autem S wees case, cera se, ae ell Ee See ELT modern race of isolated lotus There can no doubt North African community. France rides " seat of a motorcycle.” That's 2 
eaters is being created, ee rooe. He pad dunt Te letatene” Algeria is pert off metro-| "*™ Sretber- “SINGING! FIGHTING! DANCING! | People who use a library, how- a ge eg om oy Holly: politan France and has asked that . (Copyright 1957) i scceeenmneinameiammenl CEE , _areereettatihnttaat 
ena’ St their command the) cage and steam bath on the [she be left aloné to solve her : . , and ROMANCING! Nera ure a 
tries and four or five civiliza-| Sunset Strip ten eth Pa pte 
; tions, Dr. McConnell pointed out. merrily poseae dag Eee La Hollywood Headlines 533 rt eae . pn ae nastics bicycle. ; = nin 5- - 945 Amazing... BRING YOUR poral 5 i seat ee Jade Important . Ava Gardner Ss Lip Cut; if ELVIS HITS ANEW HIGH AN oom Wonderful “FAMILY TO recent ike iat. ‘ in Chinese History S he’s E t ] Ls N 1 
youll be saying. when SKELLY’S | Bh tes muse tarscom te ? Hxiremely Nervous |if | different food prepared RESTAURA | decorated incense-scented home, |of early Chinese civilization is} By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS cute J5-yeer-cld who has taken | by the China City... (Formerly Beth's) where he lives with his Chinese |contered around jade. Jade has Hollywood by storm, was on the | Once you've been here, ff “¢16 West Huren. | Wife, is filled with sheet music jaiways occupied the place in HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Inimedi-|secaa lot being tested for the -deb| youll come again and f Jf 304 recordings of piano pieces |chinese estemm which Western|n=Y © the heéls of a long dis-| re. in “The Reluctant Debu. | [ff Open SUNDAY 12:39 409 pam HE bri) has improvised. He sits ve to gold and} call from Ava Gardner initsnte™ As of this: moment she | ' TURKEY : STEAKS at his grafd piano. for hours, pe. s a in New York/has the best chance of getting : | Moers: Monday, Pridey 1940:29 CHICKEN : DINNERS [§ pouring out the music that,is in The word, jade, tn’ Chinese |Sarpdle enelinnie "at, the Dest the part whe wants io’mitieh. . She - Saterday Meenas A.M,” . his head. shows something of its place in| arrived in the big tows anes{¥&%,® knockout in “Until They Sunday. Noon - 16-7, M.- Come In Today “Sometimes 1 thisk sete |Chinese life. The character for |i my 2 feo nt,t™ Ave's|Sail” “at this same studio, 
' dead composer is using me to jade means “something belonging|has never properly healed and it MORE TOMORROW: | ahiey Me one garantie gionte 2 te eecpedty kinniare is [has made her extremely nervous. wrote,” - t ; 
CHINA: CITY [§ canssrmas parry $f) re toca ttm soy [ma yee Meters ews ecnes siaett nee (COON Ground ’ RESTAURANT : HOVELTES - SURES - SORES &| much lke Chopin.” kingdom. The Emperor is the con- someone close to the unhappy S Id : 
|B Open very ite “sl 9 pm He said that he might be wai necting link between them. ——_ car nad te ee we (Seen for Soldiers, | . , 1070 W. H FE 4.0040 1% "S Magazine Outiet @ “ering through the Farmer's | A spot is, placed to ¢ with ‘ ay ed ee a es rome fl Market humming s tne and |dcate Tat ths is wmehing be| Ment with an emneat New vert (Clergy, Teachers |f , Cc | ; Spree bree. "T san e eahes teities te tiek ines is Ge canceled that visit. Now she | ST LOUIS, Mo, @—Gen. Max. = SS : appears happy. “I am "symbolism ls in the U. 8. to {well D. Taylor, 4 . the co and the jconnection between human beings determined : or, Army chief of i 
. deta Gneeert ealae oh he ces [and heaven and that the owner) Tum ne mere time undergoing eat nee angen see ; 
HOWARD JOHNSON'S NOW OPEN = | 2: sxcste= pave. [st snte otras tothe noe cae td cceymens She cannot make any picture clergymen: v MSO until the stiff lip heals completely,| tain’ meres, fen ee er cf "s believed that proper medii- omg a ste A cal care will cure her. another line of 
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s Ce 73 - =, . Ah cay today Sandra Dee, thelue General Assembly of the Na- Peale ee = a ——€  / Dorn THES A Bes, tional Council of the Churches of nr” “ SE ee ae co =" os Christ. F | oo, 7 lige 9] * wet TONIGHT — S ATURD AY 12,000 Veterinarians — | servicemen living abroad, Tay- trae = Oe Lh Practicing in U.S. _ flor told Ge eprenantines at = » — |Protestant .and Orthodox church- coats THREE! THRILLING HITS! 
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always the right time to come to Howard Johnson's! 
Whatever the hour, whatever your wish, Howard Johnson's ~ 
serves up the tastiest full-course meals, salads, sandwiches 
and delicious desserts. And, you'll be doubly pleased 
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  "NEW YORK: @ — The’ stock|Mets by gt , Requet market in wholesale package lots. : 
: bi gp ised with price tions are furnished by the Cooma: pp Alesse changes mainly confined to small’, ok Marketa ¢ Wedn 
fractions in early trading today.|>“"°** , ao “Funds Be Used | 
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There was a fair amount of Produce A threepeur plea of wha sik 
activity at the dpening, but it tal improvement. funds in a con- 
quickly. subsided and the market ural tinued attempt to finish Pontiac A marked ary pies Apples, Delicious, bu. ....+a+s+oves 88.08 eager: sane we expected to 25 owe : Pp 3 thans, ere eeeewe ? . = - ni = 
“Trends were hard to find al/Apple Cider. ee cane? lt f..o". Sidlenteslon Tuesday. as “ : 
though the rails and airlines Were] pests, topped, ban nn -sescneesee 1.80 wee sun epeeae be | pad le 
generally lower. Eastern, Unitedjeatiags gfe. swcvsmrnon 1 sented by City Manager Walter I}: | | FOposes American showed very|Celery, root (dos mealies man yesterday declined] Co ete small declines among airlines. 5! Horseradish, Os? ams to discuss the proposal until com- a oe we gerne Kohirabi (behs.) doz. ..:..... cieee 1.50 : it qo. ngs 
e*« * Leeks dbens.) dog. 020i .ite00 Si 1'59/ missioners Teoeive : | New Aid Plan 
* Se slvegats-selnalie contin. Nea et, eins has snee “ID L3] It will be another try at com- | : Douglas dropped around 114, but | po. fancy, 50-Ib. bag. ....+. 1.60) 1) 04) the $4,000,000 addition al- 2S oe : General Dynamics scored a frac- | Radish ibehs.» dow. "..,. 1.$0/Pleting twice said “ Et ‘ ¢ 
tional gain. Grumman held un- rb wn (bskt.) 8 ibs... 33s ed Arnis sd : U.S., NATO Would Give 
changed, Lockheed gained near- Turnips, topped, Seewerrerry rere © q ‘Have - No?’ : ntries 
ly a point. collar, bu. sessrenea cccceeseneee 1.5; , Willman ~ had iota’ weg Cou 
+ * ssiinagencenepcnnecsse 180] borrowing funds from 1959 and Low-Interest Loans ~ 
Bethlehem was- a firm spot. in -” ‘be opposed because of | 
the steel group, advancing a frac- P too wauld be 4 oultry the small public improvement tion, Motors eased with Chrysler program that would be left for ot ao % point Metals also DETROIT EGGS these two years ea Le , : i 
eet -._ |etrott, cases insivded, federal "on 2 ee ae 
some’ pepit-taking after advances tant ite mn aaa t0 a vote of the people earlier this week, After opening wv Sa: inas “wed org bg small so-4i “ ; oe 
% higher, New York Shipbuilding wid ave. 39%, Grade BJarge 41-49 wid te might mission but I be plan 
changed from. manne 4 a " — " a = lee ceaom a aaa 
SER aR ape: previous roenn Bead wid 3a. a gr was. i Sar Jayne 2 Scorers t 
-Amneriean: Tobacco gained: 44; Duly; Waite: Stade. ro 4, extra darge ment. . i. Mrs. Allen, Steve has two sons by a previous. marriage... Lane 
rue wee ahead % and Standard «Browns: ‘Grade A jumbe 83; large 467 Tes Site was taken in the nursery of the Allens’ New York City stale il Je r . and ™ : . v Thursday. a we 
ar eaeey wee oe Says Russions Ready et a OS “ONY” @ Ot" e- 
New York Stocks 
iLate Morning Quotations) DETROIT POULTRY 
DETROIT. Dec. § (AP)—Prices paid per r No. . top qyely live 
       ent” woe hens. 
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30 16 1s 60 
Indust. Rats Ut. Stoeks. 
Prev. day ....,.243.2 87 Tho 199.5 
Week a0 .c00..242.9 85.8 Thi 159.8 
Month ago. serene 335 «=8OT2 «669.1 1562 
Year O20 oine2 2849 13943 - 92.0 1816 
1957 High ....:; 200.0 1347 775 188.8 
1957 Low. .,..+.226.0 80.5 66.2 150.9 
195@ High .....- 276.3 155.1 ° 76.8 191.5, 
1956 Low ...... 244.0 126.2 60.6 1716 
DETROTT STOCKS 
ic, J. Nepbler Co.) 
Figures after decimal points are eighths 
High Low Noon 
Allen Elec. & Equip. Co.* 25 326 
Baldwin Rubber = see nan 
Ross Co.* “ese 23.4. 24.4 
L. Of-& Chem oe Ts 
Howell Elec. Mtr. cor eas 6.1 5.2 
Peninsular M. Prod. Co...11,7 11.7 11.7 
The — + ll ee a6 § 
tre infg Co.* : a 84 
Toledo Edison Co. 921 92.1 921 Warne 8. Products Co.* 17 2 
“No sale; bid aad asked. 
  
Limestone Quarry Sold 
by Wyandotte Chemicals 
ALPENA (P—A half century of 
limestone shipping ends here to- 
day with the shipment of a load 
of limestone from Alpena to Wy- 
andotte, ; 
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The Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. 
has sold its plant and huge quarry 
here to Huron Portland Cenent ef- 
fective Jan, 1. The entire output of 
the quarry will goto me cement 
ae f 
Snow Machine on Job   
that’ the ares had two fect. of 
packed’ base snow and all skiing 
facilities Boyne lodge were in op 
eration. ~ a snow-making 
machine. 
ey : ra} Laurence D. Regal replied: “1 
\from their jobs.   
      
| $1,900 from the uae, 
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The $1,900 was conaivea for a 
1952 Cadillac sold te a Teamster - a 
‘No VIP Treatment for Private’   
member in 1956, The state 
charges in a grand larceny in- 
dictment that Beck pocketed the 
cash instead of turning it over 
to the Teamster treasury, 
Brewster at first sald he would 
say Beck had authority to sell 
the car but under continued ques- 
tioning by Deputy prosecutor 
would think he would have the 
authority but I'm pot positive 
about mnt. " 
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Ths gut also heard testimony 
from Martin B. Duffy; a beer 
truck driver and purchaser of 
the Cadillac; that he paid for the 
car with.a check made out to 
Beck personally, 
Duffy. said he was wnder the 
impression the sedan was owned 
by the Teamster president, i? 
  Grain Prices 
CHICAGO GRAIN 
  CHICAGO, Dec. € fAP)—Opening 
grains: 
Wheat ; 
Dee... 2.16% Dee vee. 66% 
Mar cose. 394 Mate ancien OO% 
MAY weccoess B10 MAY visseecs CM 
DY Sskveids 16 ; Bep nvises oe LOTS: ssvege 198% 
rm Mar tesvew Ln 
Dec sesece 110% May’ ...0... 1.57% 
Mar .ieccaw 1.21% Sly is 1.23, 
May soon LQ7™ — Lar 
WY xavees 1.25% » 12.33 
Misses 11.06 
Two-thirds ‘of the gasoline .con- | 
sumed in the U.S. is used by 
farmers. “manufacturers, and 
imérehants in moving goods,- and 
by wage earners going to and’                     + 
  ' third cane. blo mere. Girard Sailing for Home 
YOKOHAMA, Japan (AP)—GI William s. Girard, ‘c= 
companied by his Japanese wife, sailed today for home and 
an Army discharge. 
The 22-year-old Illinois private and Haru (Candy) Girard 
were the last of 977 mjlitary passengers to board the trans- 
port Gen. A. E. Anderson. The 18,006-ton troopship is due 
‘in San Francisco about Dec. 19. 
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The couple made no farewell appearance at the rall for 
the host of newsmen and photographers on the deck below. 
_An Army press officer explained: 
“He’s probably in the hold already. This is a Navy 
operation and they aren’t giving any VIP treatment to » 
any private. From now on Girard is just like anybody 
else. 
“After all, ‘there are a lot of other privates on that ship, 
a lot of good soldiers who didn’t do anything, and if Girard 
_ gets special treatment, why they’d throw him overboard.” 
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Girard was assigned to a compartment in the hold with 
‘six other soldiers.and airmen. Candy got a lower-deck cabin 
with three other wives. 
The soldier from Ottawa, Ill; was convicted last month 
of the fatal shooting on an Army firing range of a Japanese 
woman scrap collector and was given a three-year sus- 
pended sentence.. e 
Japan's insistence on trying him‘set off a furor in the 
. United States which for a time threatened to “cteed 
a ees at —e ee % 
Girard will ee ‘from San Francisco te Ke sherds: mH, 
the. Army post nearest his home. ° His expires 
Jan. 27 but. he may be discharged before’ that. use of 
his conviction he was demoted this sven from eae:    
  Allied Ch ,,., 3: bh vrofl nd ft ’ ‘ . Allied Sire et. a) ; Lip ana Hf Habis ib Whites 18-19, "pared Rocks American scientist who has just : Allis Chal soos 3463 Ligg & My ... 673 36-27; Sate Se SS £4 1>.| spent 344 weeks visiting . e a e Oc ets eeee . 4 evs He y ns av 
te i: ig, | ooe tome ae DS) tories and scientific institutes — = : in the Soviet Union said last - fard 33 — oe ak he Livestock city bs linichine ae prashe- NEW YORK (INS)—Wall Street hears: 3 Martin, or m4 ing . sane w goa He : Baer e dealers in typical dilemma — prices are surely 
‘! gp. May D strs DETROIT LIVESTOCK said it weigh a nearly | he higher, but should one “reach” for issues at these A .2 lead ra Wl ep —Ce 
AS Rog > fig Merde ou) .pepmghh Gels APS sane) ice the weight ot Spetaik | prices? ts Gar) ee Sa” Bee ign at att] yew, “canttes “Dunlap, © | penitl there is & yeer-end rly, the oh sed ‘be tM Anaconda .. cs Mont Ward 2 a aa ONE attens 1 uadaan eustnea bs pa perhaps right up front . rmeo > . 
Armour C Co\, uA Moterela.. {2 wisers and heifers Tully oe ge hiber dix Aviation Corp., and. Wayne If we get inte a yesh age, don’t overlook the ceramic it ti 50- ' ’ ' 
Ail Get Line:: sae Bet Bie: SB 3ins ay then, early last weeks cows ang| Umiveraity in Detroit, ee he | stocks—such as Carborundum, Corning Glass Works, Min- | Atl Refin .,.. 43.2 Nat Dairy ... 37.6|dulls strong’ to 80 cents higher; stockers| had been told this in Moscow) nesota Mining, General Electric, Ayeo, Babcock & Wileox. Aveo Mig .:2:: 18 | Nat Gyps 41,5) and feeders $0 cents higher; most choice) by Peter Kapitza, a member of , Bencuct one y Bot Lead... - 068 several loads i choles to prime 1050- the Soviet Academy of Sciences. American Chicle Ancome is expected to .reach ‘$5 this 
Boving Air one “1 = ¢ Central .. a prime clasts SRDOERES: sued te lee Kapitza has been credited “o year vs. $4.56: last. 
Briggs Mf 53 Nort “ West §56/ choice steers 23.00-25.00; several loads & leading part in Seviet rocket P. Lorillard will show 1957 net of around $3.50 vs. $1.34 No Am Av ... 31 \\mixed good and low choice steers 24.75- development. 
Brist My ..... $13 Wor Pac 35 [35.50; utility and stenfiard st 1.00- | last year . Brun Balke 31.4 Nor Sta Pw .. 16 (23.00: seoune a Goa crores te had * * * _ P eal en : te heel ‘iran “tha chatee ; aoe ih. heifers 38 35° ise: geod) Dew. Craiiord Dunlap Jr., off $3. a ernings of C. M. Hall Lamp Co. of Detroit will exceed 
oy, a. 4 ens 43. ity aah, standard’ heifers 16. teas 50: util-/487 Willet St., \ Birmingham, has Couns with 63 ts a) 60, ref ecting universal 
Pac ..... 243 Owens Til GI . 974) ity cows\ppened weak at 13.50-15.00, late acceptance of dual headlights by automakers 
Capital Alri '.. 113 Pas S @ air’, 1aa|trede 1400-18.80: one lond commercial) been visiting Russia and the So Market comment—Harold Clayton of Hempt Gases FE esc Hh -Panh Bol--vv-Jea{eue® round 1100 Ihe, 16.00; canners! viet Academy of Sciences. at Len- phill, Noyes | 
Sater Trac «+. $22 Param Pit ++ ae gidowm to 10.00; utility bulls 17.00-19.25;|inerad since Nov. 5 at the al| 4 Co.: 
Ches & Oh ':) 50 RR ....... 128 ven we weight utility bulls mS toiinvitation of “A. .F. .Joffe, acad- /“We have seen the market's low for some time to come, Chrysler. .... 66 Colla... 20.:)4 ne sm aver i 000 ive |emy director. Dunlap is supervisor| barrin ‘ Cities Be, <2! $2.6 eres sonnte, sad outer balla ¢ over 1.008 Ihe. Emmy : ss tring something unforeseen. The President’s attack was 
Citmax Me? .<. ao Paap DB s+ S4lstock steer Gales 24.00; choice sea iv.|0f the Solid state research depart-) unforeseen but last Wednesday's and d Friday's markets speak Colg Palm ,.,, 485 Philip Mor “48 hetfer calves 24. 25: load good and choice Ment of Bendix Aviation Corp plant for themselves. » 
Sone wa? 7027: ET walt Peto ..s. 4 aes eatting stock steers 25.00. -  /in Southfield Township. He is well- «sees 40-4 Dinghy Mills. 42.2 ves and vealers—Sa: polls Steady 
Gon Edison .. 434 pit Plate G .. 73.2/10daF OD meager gupply. last|known for his work on semicon 
Consum Pw "ll 44. Broct & GO .. petra ag ny to weak: Seco se 00 ductors, a topic on which he pub- 
Gest fas: iy REA, Ce: alfaas er hee a6 he ap 2 Defense Cufbacks U.S. Rubber to Enter Sopper ng <2 Sa Ree Dees, itt 81]¥9,,4%00-23.00; culls 11.00-1700, ‘Plastic Yarn Market Curtice We 8 Reyn Met... 36.5] ,,SReeP Gnd lambe—Salable 190. Un. Curtis Wr. .., 264 Rey Tob B’:. 65.4|snanged op Hmited | supply pa ; i ivili : re... BRT <2 243 slaughter lambs strong to 50 i NEW YORK # — For the -first Det Sdison ../ 377 Royal Dut-... 411|f'eq) pte | MURhUer sheep strong to j time in its 40 in Doug Aire 724 Safeway St; .. 262 igher; feeder lambs steady to years in the textile 
Dow Chem ".. $7.1 gt Jos Lead .. 24.5/SFOng: most choice end prime wooled - WASHINGTON Defense De-|business, United States Rubber Du Pont .....1823 gt Reg Pap .. 28.3/Sushter lambs 22.00-23.50: good and Co, will, East Air 1... 304 Scoviit Mt... a0.3/$pO06 lots 20.00-22,00; utility and good partment cutbacks brought anoth- make “and sell plastic 
El Auto f°... 205 seats Rane "7. ga g|utility to choice yearlings 14.00-18.00; 241 er 2,404 drop in total civilian yarn. 
Bi & Mes... 4 Shell Ot (A Y28| gene nee Oe Pris rn embe Me. employment of the government] The company said its decision es ae $4 finelatr ...... 494 atanier sheep. 840-100 maint 5 __{during —_— (D-Va)|was based-on growng demand for air 40-2 ert — Pee 33.2 “a good and choice mative reported the product. It said potential cus- ; : feeder lambs 70-89 Ibs a Pood Mach ‘ $ Sou RY, aoe 30 w Hogs salable m0 Sari ‘rade ‘buteh- | The “senator said the decline|tomers include manufacture:s of ri emia sow ‘* ober 
Preept Sul _.. 10.4 St@ Brand ... 4231No. 9 and 3 180-260 Ibs. 17 $0-18.00; mixed shape 2339, ~y te an Oc8 anal auto seal. covers, outdoor fyrni- Prueh Tre 88 gra i Ind‘. 32.3|NO- 1 Ond 2 190-940 Tes. 18.28: few mostly ‘. persons was ture, industrial filters, venetian 
Gen Dyham... sei Sf Ol NS. $11) 10.45-17.28; ‘No. 2 and 3 260-300 Ibs. areest Gectoaee, snc the ‘end of blind tapes and cords, braids, shoe Gen Bice”. 84 Rievens, JP '.. 11419017 28. Compared week ago butch- = ean War'" except for Sep-|fabries,tow targets: insulation and 
Gen Tel... 49S SUPEEK ve. 33] conts lower on weights over 260 Ibs. tember when the decline was|marine fabrics, Gen Time ... 175 goin & eo" 28.3 aan. noe be Gen Tire ....-204 Syly Bi Pa .., 334 The total last July was 2,407,- plyethylene plastic yam will ; Cane eo hy Teme gis: BL Ne S tB k 651 workers. > beproduced in Providerice, R.1., 
ir ot BE ed - S NOE Sure Ht DEC As’ chairman of the Joint Con-|°Y U-S. Rubber’s footwear and Grah Px + 14° Twent Cen |,.) 225 1 Committee on reduc- ~ Products Sales 
Greyhound ". 148 Un Carbide BC § | Uni C tion of Nonessential Federal Ex-| Will be handled by the textile divi- a ae Ne Pac... an e nion ar |penditures,. Byrd listed decreases |*!"- Holland .F 64 Unit Air Lin.. 7224 . 
omestk ...., 3, gen pire... B of 25,240 in sc renge uray by : 
ering 28S UB Lines Ce’: 343] sters Union officials. says he is federal civilian Lodge Calendar 
Infand Str.) $22 US Steet... 4) Wacerinin whether Deve Beck, _ | The Air Force led -with a de-| An Interlak Ir |. 20.7 US Tob... 183) president of the international un- Es cline. of 13,422 for the month, the nual Communication of Pon- 
‘nt Bus Cch . 316 woeste A Be .. 197) ton, has authority te sell a union- N.A.M. CHOICE—Milton C. |Navy reduced 7,963 and the Army |“#¢ Lodge No. 21, P&AM., Pri- 
= mek ia Waste Et... 29) owned automobile, 5 Lightner, Singer Manufactuf- | 3.357. day, Dec% 6. Lotige opens at 7:30 
int Peper. 8 Woolworth * #13] The undertainty was expressed. ing Co. president, yesterday | Pentagon officials informed the pm, Dinner at 6:30. Wm. H. 
Isl Crk Coal , 33.4 Yngst 6h-& T 76° The uncertainty was expressed | Was installed as president of | Byrd committee that most of the Anderson, W.M. —Ady. 
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