* 9 * hl OCEA io SERVICE “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, ‘MARCH, 15, 105738 PAGES -. ONITED NATIONAL NEWS alle - | US. Moves Fast ' fo Push Charges ~ Against Hoffa Hope to Complete Case Tonight, Get Indictment on Bribery Count. The government moved at indi charging Hoffa with offer- ing a New York lawyer $18,000 to feed him secret Senate Labor Committee documents, hope to -com- plete their case tonight at the end of the second day of h to Teamsters President WASHINGTON (INS)—| _top speed today to obtain) -Hoffa, the heir-apparent, PARENTS AND SURVIVING DAUGHTER — Theodore and Mildred Tiernan, and Catherine. Young Couple, Daughters and Babysitter in Bathtub Death PATRICIA — Drowned - House Committee Cuts Agency Requests of compensation and pensions. Re- et Pared Half Billion WASHINGTON _ (INS) — ‘The Appropriations Committee = programs averaged 3 $300 in Pot-0-Gold BABYSITTER MADELINE ALLRED — Arrested in Jackson. - jbathtub at a Detroit hotel Planned Killing. for One Week,” [ity Gil Says Roberta Sue Allred, 18, ‘Held in Dea th of Baby, Patricia Tiernan, 242 ar Mies nant ee ound drowned in a F last night. was Patricia Tiernan, daughter of Theodore W. Tiernan, 26, and his wife, Mildred, 23, of 36 Florence Ave. The baby-sitter, Roberta Sue Allred, of Gingell Waiting for Winner. Another week without a Pot-O- Gov. of city - ication " }a six-person Democratic education slate. _| “On our shoulders rides the future of a lot of young people in Michigan,” Wil-+— jliams said in a breakfast at the ti lg Pp He praised the Democratic can- Put Dems in. School Posts, Williams Tells 162 Here G. Mennen Williams this morning told.a group and county Democrats that the future of edu-'‘ in Michigan hinged on the election April 1 of He said the GOP members in thé Lansing Senate were fighting his recommendation that much needed supplements for education be taken ‘\from general funds. ‘‘This is the Elks Temple here, general cation,” the Governor .charged, » HERE'S A TEAM’ “Here's a team to solve a very six, in the talk which kicked off a tour of Oakland County. ae Ahi Mes persons that “if it hadn't been for salary. increase." ontiac Press Today Republican attitude on edu-} real problem,”’ Williams said of the He told the «gathering .of 162 the Democrats the teachers wouldn't have received a $2,000 aren't even checked. No sense spending hours to solve the puzzle (even though it is a lot.of fun) and then having it disqualified, - Answers for last week's puzzle appear on page 5. If you read the explanations carefully, you may get some ideas for the Pot-0-Gold. Judge Suggests Lovin’ to Keep Traffic Movin’ TOLEDO, Ohio i} — Municipal Judge George N. Kiroff told a parentteacher group. at La- Grange School recently that squabbles at. home cause men te become prone to traffic acci- dents. : On -the theory that a good driver nowadays is hard to find, “Hug him every rs “Kiss him every -night, “Give him | pleaty lovin’, “ter on Ofe occasion, and she was SYLVIA deSTEIGER Mrs. Eileen Falls’ first impression of Roberta Sue -.| (Madeline) Allred hasn’t changed. “My impression when I first met the girl was that I did not like her,” the neighbor of Mr. and Mrs. Tier- nan said today. : Mrs. Falls, who lives in the upstairs apartment. of ‘Didn'¥ Like Sitter'= Is Neighbor's Reports aify f tine oe : L # i E 3 x FE 3 F i the Tiernan home, 36 Flor-* the day. Patricia Tiernan and her| ‘ton during « baby - sitter were * Watson said he will take Betsy to New York for a series of meetings with eligible bachelor chimps, dissatisfied with her handling of Post Aid fo Egypt the children, WASHINGTON (INS)—US,. eco- Her children, Gary, Patty and)nomic aid to Egypt will. not be Kathleen were all hungry a sumed until there is a settlement Mrs. Falls also said that Made- line replaced her regular babysit- “And he'll drive all right.” dirty when she returned, Mrs. Falls'of the Suez Canal question. ence Ave., first discovered /said, and apparently had lacked i ger-painting ape has collected $500} | ; ft rc r " 4 Li ida ite : zt -4 Be Hi H i i ij 2 on af Severe Storms Hit Other Michigan Cities troit area was issued at 9:09 last night, but was. canceled: at 1 a.m. winds miles an hour and Ionia had. yesterda At least. six tributed to blizzard conditions, four in Minnesota and two in Iowa. storms iy. deaths were at- Ft HZ ee |Michael Kochik Michael Kochik, 9, died’ yester- day at his home, 28 Clarence St. He had been ill a year, . Mrs, Louis Joslowski of New Jersey, John Kelly Charles Swartz, both of Pontiac, and a brother, Joseph Gura of | ‘The Rosary will he recited at 8| X-ip.m. Sunday in the Brace-Smith) Nasser General | to. Govern Gaza | Egypt's Military Police Also Enter; No Action Yet From Israel i : Ee z : get ill ; | Hf 4 : i S 9 a a3 4 z a Sg & & 2 Se gh ‘| 4] i r : 5 ? i i il e H | Area Protographer Wins Global Honor i corded péople in that profession. [There began Harold W. Sayles, 4431 Dixiejcalls between Highway, was notified that his na- ograph will be among the 1,410 pictures|work. accepted for display at the Inter-/ Mrs. Falls ogra-janfounce there was no change.joriginal version, the trait study of Jean Serravalie, 106 Augusta St., Waterford Township. re, te At 4:30, Tiernan drove as usual the Clarke company to take his|O/€8 at Ann Arbor |False Tranquility ’ $_______ mum rowrrac vanss.yarma {Pontiac Babysitter Tells lof. Drowning Youngster © (Continued From Page One) praying the worst! she 1 id happen, said the gitllmagy o habitial rum good with the ; ‘ 2 ag ‘Esk B F ie rs : E zi ij iY i i rll ilr fs = 5 -£ I iy tg : Z 5 ia 5 F *E ie | 3 ie th : a i ; Fl i : : : TT a32 FF : q e 2 e Ls i tion of Miss Allred and As the search continued, the inans could only wait Dairy Farmers Threaten Strike 800 Meet in Lansing, Give State > Right to Bargain By LEE WINBORN Threat of a possible milk strike loomed greater today as a result of action taken yesterday by some 800 dairy farmers meeting in East rn called by the Dairy Cooperative Assn. the farmers unanimous- ly adopted a “‘strike action” reso- * : f Ground Sea for Missing Bruce Cope MARCH 15, 1957 sare |The Day in’ aa : ate * is - 1 : ham Assn. of it, appfoval was given to the DFC to “fight for a collec- Ordered Set. Weight Restrictions on ‘Controlled’ Streets BIRMINGHAM—The city’s cus-|Hospital from injuries received| ~ into are totes ual inch tp on and the natural it bl Eset LEHI Eee 8 F i 7 v,icar is.a total wreck. zi ia f (00Inquie, Talks to 350 in’ First Mrs, Charles Boshears, clerk of -Ithe board, said this week’s 100 per- sons was “‘a little heavy for real ‘books to the hearings, Mrs, Bo- shears asked, , Sh@said those persons who have te missed previous scheduled hearings may Still come before thet board. Always Compare Prices at SIMMS Before You Buy 4 Nationally Famous Brands * Bulova * Elgin .. % Longi : i City’s Five-Man Board say NOR Y 39.95 Watches, now 27.50 z 5 . BEREE Eggs , oe (Pins 10% Fea Tes) 3 for | 98 N. 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Vs 8 Mitchum Voices 2 oe to Loaf : thing,” the said, “but so far - 1 [haven't found -time’ to sit-down and discover it. The only thing) _ ‘evetytety te this: world, “Your first ee ‘is to Please’ and if you have Maid time eft yourself -and those . ol can try to please the haga ie i \ : Z t e 3 oe i ss pce ak Ve \ I'm afraid of is’—he yawned--'g “that I'm not getting. enoigh sleep. “Do I exercise to keep fit? Sure, *\ found ‘the “bill was for repairing wo leether gym horses, ” -< 5-Pc, DINETTES ERSPR : | pine ta, whe the world ol tele-|! try to breathe reguli oA | . INN E SPRING. . vision’ at his feet. He simply wants. But no 5 ow He y hare dos. f : MATT ‘to be the laziest man on earth— jens respenebae tn ie own way 4, $, 75 RESS ‘if take what he says seriously ‘He's had the same wife for nearly As ae ; Hotel _ $ 85 bharg conte he 6 . paler “"\1T years, He's. buying annuities ax : Tey 16 | 5 ak eee around the house| "think every, kid. ough to be : co until I go broke,” he said, “and : tanga in kindergarten,” he said, “that it's impossible - to please ithen I go to work, ~*~ *« * STUDIO outrir 4 BABY CRIBS ‘i | “That's a dismal thought so iat 4 c Pearly —in-the-- morning. _(t-—_was. : ne gyi ee i 79” 6 Yeer ‘I 2° 11:30 a.m.) Life always looks bet- Dredge Project. OWN THIS ; ®2 Tabies ter in the cool of the evening. . —-—$EF- fas 2 ; : Size “The role I'd really like to play $ FOR LESS THAN ‘is a tax-exempt one in which. I $1.25 PER WEEK! merely phoned the studio—and to Begin oon j 9. Pc. BEDROOM OUTFIT phe have to show up on the set! id _@ Dresser @ Box Spring ~— ++. _ Great Lakes Channels @ Mirror @ Mattress . Complete — He is resting up after complet’ +9 Be Enlarged to Allow @ Bed e bene “ing a 20th - Century - Fox film, e Pillows TERMS wr “Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison,” in, Any Ocean Vessel 5 ‘which he plays a Marine strand-| led behind Japanese lines with a! : | DETROIT «# — Col. Peter C. FURNITURE jaun—Deborsh Kerr. “i |Hyzer says the 136 million dollar Despite his pretense of laziness, | ioaih rolect ea ihe Great Mitchum has played in more than) ging. projec tondeed oleh iLakes connecting channels will gct w pi in 15 years, in| under way soon and is expected to cluding eight Hopalong sae ed in_1962. noire. The district en gineer of the U.S. Before that ‘he had been an aM-| ary Corps af Engineers told the jateur hobo, a professianal fighter. | = : la writer, and an aircraft factory [Michigan Society of Professional APPLIANCE FE 5-1377 iginaw Corner Orchard Lake * BIG Trade-In Allowance -_ . _ Engineers the project is designed: (a . ® . ‘worker. 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Music With Mason WJBK, News, Lenha Ca t 11:00.—WJK, News WPON, Holiday . : » Sar WWJ, Paul Williams 1:38-—-WJR, Johnny Dollar Siew Holley ~~ CKLW, News, Spurts - WWi, News WxYZ. Top at Town WPON, Holiday 5: owe. Magy B Lenhart Kasem + Owes, News, Carl Shook | * We oWIR. News. Indictment | Wink’ News, Peter stoner 11:86—WJR, Music WXYZ, Metrop, Opera WCAR, News, Walrod J. Wite Hour . WIJBK, News, McLeod 5:30-.WJR, Music Hall WXYZ. Top Town WCAR, News, Top 50 ores News, Monitor CKLW. Platter Exp. wroe. Holiday wx Ed MecKenize WPON, Music With Mason 2:30—W4JR, Pan American OPOR, Holiday — 3 pm mara Stara for Defense “eo 4:00_WIR, Parade of Bands : Monitor ‘ Today's Television Programs - - -___ Programs furnished. by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice Channel 2—-WIJBK-TV Channel 4—WW/J-TV é TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Soldiers ‘of Fortune. (9) , Popeye. (4) News. and Sports. 6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News, §:20—(4) Box Four. 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. pancee Pate Deron dsr. *“Tn). of Murder.” (9) — ' Blackie, “Wild Chase.’ (4) The Giiderslegve.. “The “ap War- 2 : a iColor) Xavier Capt Show. » (2) Beat the Clock. _ is shattered by an in| » “Lene Star. (4) Life! ' of Riley. (2) Dick 's Zane! : Grey Theater. John Derek. in Ogata ar Seon ae 9:00—(7) ‘Treasure Hunt. (9) : Playhouse. catile- Quiet 11:30_(7) Thirty Minute ‘Theater. Thé new wing which has been, jt: :15—(9) Million Dollar Mystery.; house. (4) Gumby, 3D Char- “Midnight Manhunt.” (4) Patii acter, Page Show, (2) Miss Fair-|11:00 — (2) Cartoon Party, (4) weather. : Fury. (7) Popcorn. Theater. 11:20—(2) Three-Star Sports Final.|11:30—-(2) Texas (4) Cowboy Theater, 1#25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. Ed-'11:45_(9) Biltboard. 11:50--(9) Featurette, SATURDAY AFTERNOON ward G. aS ae Goes to War”; Jack Holt in “Crime Takes a Holiday,” Pilot must “Test” new (7) Ed McKenzie. Story. Country sity. in Action. (7) Foreign Intrigue. Jg:35—(2) Michigan State Conserva- (9) Casey Clark’s Jamboree. tion. 2:15—(4) Pet Parade. $:30—(2) Sermons From Science. $:55—(4) (Color) News. © gle Jim. (9) Saturday Matinee 9:00—(2) Cartoons For Kids. (4) 3:00—(7) Ramar of Jungle. ee rate (7) America *20—(7) Milky's Movie Party. $:15—(4) City Affairs, 15-9) Featurette, 4:30—(2) Camera Three, (4) (%:38—(2) Captain Kanguroo. (4)/ (Color) Colorland. (9) Texas Mu- | Quiz ‘Em. (7) Crusade for sical Harts. 5:00—~(2) The Early Show. (4) Long *|10:00—(4) — Doody Show. (7)| John Silver. og 5:30—(4) Roy Rogers. i‘) Bowling 16: 30—(2) pra Mouse Play-| Champions. (9) Wild Bill Hickok To Open Dublin's Wing for Inspection Monday WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — rolled at the school. The new addi- Channel 7--WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TYV . 12:00—(2) The Big Top. (4) ‘Trae (9) Calendar. Tournament. w (Color) Hobbies! 2:30—(4) Pro Basketball. (7) AaB “imett of Joy road in Ann Arbor. EDUCATORS. TO SPEAK — A panel from the Oakland County Board of Education will be guests of the Oakland County Council PTA at _ tend and bring Farmington Jr.- High School, Farmington, on Tuesday night. This group of specialists in the training of handicapped children will acquaint the audience with facts and stories concerning | these children and the program that is available -PRentiae Press Photo to them. All aréa PTA groups are invited to at- friends. Pictured (1.to r) are pan- | elists Dr. Paul Thams, director special education; Mrs. John Wilson, hearing consultant, and How- ard Morgan, psychologist. Frieda Huggett of “Waterford Township. Schools (not shown) will serve as moderator. . |Virginia Slaybaugh Wed South Lyon Ceremony SOUTH LYON — A riage: Slay-; served as best man, with Ken- A reception was hele church parlors after the ceremony. The is the daughter of Mr.|The couple will go to aertiaen and Mrs. Slaybaugh of Ten| \Michigan for a honeymoon ajter Mile road here and Robert is the| which they will reside at 24 W. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ben-'1 iberty St. pere. * Romeo Council Sets j . s- ao 20 for Decision ROMEO — Some 75 local resi- dents crowded into the village hall here last night for a public hear- ing on rezoning 4.3 acres offered as the site for the proposed Ro- meo Civic Center. * * * Members of the village council heard both sides and announced their decision would be forthcoming at a special meeting next Wednes-| day night. An ankle-length bridal gown. was worn, and featured net over satin with a lace panel in front. Fingertip sleeves and veil com- pleted the dress. A lace cap bride. the annual. Molded Pibecei Tonk Guaranteed WATER SOFTENER “The Old. Mill Tavern WELL OP EN ; Every Day of the Week eee ‘FOR LUNCH: AND. DINNER THE OLD MILL TAVERN | Waterford, Mieb. gn ee : = si jf gt Oe OR oni | i yt v i Set: Open House peal col Addltion.-This in Sey ah * * The school, Which at present has % from schoo! Serving as general chairman of the open house is Mrs. William Martin, assisted by’ Mrs. C. N.|' Ray ill, Mrs. William Van Dusen, and Mrs. Arnold Barrett. : | Dal Plans iti Ww Farmers Will Strike ai Dairy Bargaining Failst Next Week - In a session which started at 10:30. a.. m. yesterday, organiza-| tional director Homer Martin asked farmers to pledge $10 each! a mippent peagite Sine ace. L. A. Wagner Go. He also stressed the fact that 1960 N. Opdyke the state legislature cgnnot set ' : up ® price control board which | at Pontiac would be as effective as the | Open Mon., Tues. Thurs. Fri. Ore te naan en ' 200 to 8:00 prices in the milk industry. Wed.. Sat.. 8:00 to 6:00 ’ Sunday 10:00 to 2:00 - recently returned from the New| York area strike, urged the: or- ganization of a national co-op, active from Minnesota to the east coast. He cited the similarity of | problems in all the middle west "761 West Huron | ‘All the Pancakes You Can Eaf $100 Children 60c . Sponsored by Rolladiam Parents Club gee nash.” o BOO etnehel eoneae | ed to the assembly, The session continued on into the’ afternoon. Resolutions of three’ points: milk price cuts, co-opera- co-opera- | tive. relations and collective bar-| gaining will be offered. | Obtain Teen Club Site WALLED 'LAKE — The Walled Lake Teen Club has. been offered’ the opportunity to purchase the old Twin Beach Club and 18 adjacent lots. The property will be open for inspection from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Interested teens and their parents are invited to view the building and grounds at this time. Will Approve Plans for Scotch, Green WEST BLOOMFIELD Dr. Leif Hougan, Supt. of West Bloom-’ field School District, announces & special Board of Education meet-| Oe Oe eels Bee re * MOTOROLA ADMIRAL SERVICE HO D’S RADIO and TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE NEW AND USED TV SALES 770 Orchard Lake Ave. Open Fri. Nights ‘tilS FE 4-584) ITs A FACT -.-you can buy a New 1957 of added to Doblin schdol will be|VanderVen said ; " Seward (Joseph Cotton) in trueiopen to the publie for inspec-| VanderVen pointed out that the| Lisenhower Chooses Lapeer Man mS story of “The Freeman Case,”|tion’ Monday eve: “ Ch to Elect ~ Seward later—became- Secretary jhouse”* a te at Teenschool has never bees forced to ums to f Mr. Adams and Eve. ve nie PT program. aia The new sain Sehreseed. U.. 5. Marshall Nominated : : : 9:30—(7) The Vise. “Death Wears ali | ed by the Walldce Condtruction WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Tie' ‘a Coronet.” (9) Country Hoe-| I issuing an invitation to in-| Company of Farmington. Wal- Cheery Chums, 14-year-old club , down. (4) Big Story. “Line-Up.”|teTest®d Persons, Supt. William) ter Anicka of Amn Arbor was ; : here, will have a “revealing” par- (2) Playhouse. Businessman Ray|¥@"derVen said the wing includes the architect. Former Lapeer County Sheriff He succeeds William A. Nowicki, ty at 6 tonight, at the home of ’ Milland, who feels his wife takes five classrooms, Arts and Crafts) pisnned in conjunction with the|©2"* W. Gregory, a veteran of the deceased. ¢ eee ees Tenenee Stligh, SOT him for granted, meets attractive|"°O™. & bays’ locker and shower opening of the: new wing t the| {#med farmer eviction battles, was sickle Ave, ' female in park in “The Girl in/TOO™. a lounge for teachers, @M|ublic, the PTA meeting will fea.(Dominated by President Ejisen-| Gregory figured preminently x * ¢ the Grass.” joffice | for the school principal, alture 9 panel discussion on the, Hower yesterday to be U S. Mar-| tm the later stages of turbulent | irs. Murdo McDonald is chair-’ 10:00—(7) Ray Anthony Show. ¢9)\Comference room and general 8d-| topic, “What We Expect From Our|*"#! for Eastern Michigan back-county activities. resulting | man for the affair. Each member ‘ I Led Three Lives. (4) Cavalcade! ™inistrative offices. Schools.” The panel will be com- et, LON in the receivership of the defunct | has been asked to bring a gift and . of Sports. Ike Chestnut, Gil Ca- -qg| Lapeer County Farmers Fire [there will be election of officers : ill of Los ion. “(3 The The addition, third since 1908, |prised of PTA members. Gregory, a Republican, was Co. ‘ Angeles. Line-| was completed at a cost of | Refreshments will be served. [named for a four-year term. insurance : during business meeting. ae Ee Ceeriete Bleak Marder $161,337.61. It will house 130-jun--|— : nek Pieete to Perse. xd] Oe = Acee: ward R. Murrow interviews mu-|, Located at 9260 Sandyside, just a) - a sician Duke. Ellington: sculpting fe™ blocks from Union Lake Vil-| ' 3,,.2?4 . William Zoraeh.-(2) Mr. District age, Dublin saoggped regi sponse $ Through | . “ growing pains with the ever-in-) , “! 5 ps ; pe gts Raid Brim fo “NG creasing population in White Lake Pe Dea . 20:45—(4) Red Barber's Corner. |Township. i The * Jackie Robinson, guest. There are now 825° “elementary , 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) National|ané junior high school pupils, en-|11 Put to — — s -— “|. good ——= pay assessments « News. (4) News. (2) News, 16 —— and ing the failure of 4 ; . : 21 —— homot oki : ounty Deaths =e i , ce a Mrs, Fred (Ciara) Hart 29 homers” = ie Fred = )H me yey; Lt tis * ara a o ramas . & t Main St., who died suddenly at/3% Most unusual son for his part in ype eag bes aif ¢ home last night, will held) 38 Diminutive obstruct justice in the widow evic- : her t night, be of ag’ erge ffl | : at 2 p.m. Sunday, from Muir|39 “— ‘up es scuifle. dest th cas he ‘ Brothers Funeral Home in Almont} ,, storm iregory re 0 joa burial in Ferguson Cemetery. | 42 "ana Mom last year. | it ao Qeaae Dare’ Water Seibet “ Fherough- " ; i w ares | |Shoft of Armada, three sons Clar-| coin . + _|legion Dinner Dance _ ence and Donald of Almont and 8g French’ month 3 Throws Pit ALL WORK GUARANTEED brother Gite Iicapen One lte end tatce ” Sppelation ° : mara 25 Spoken -Color—Black & White Hay City,-six grandchildren and two) ,, 2°, Faitptur” Bold w. ‘great-grandchildren’ also survive. |61 Run away ree Feature , Clarence Dalgleish DOWN 0 Sarton 7 yoed Sylvania, Zenith | OXFORD — Arrangements are| ; rex: —~ 31 Tatien city a an d RC A ‘pending at Bossardet-Mabley Fu- s Denon a Rongted : ineral. Home,.. here, for Clarence 3 nites me ornament THE EA ‘Dalgleish, 3993 Lakeville Rd., Ox- 5 Musical notes novelist career tll oe Good Used TY Sets ford, who died suddenly today in| ¢ Wermer 45 Stunt growth BIG: Se Grayling. | & Noctris df King ot meet FETINIAD 1S] STORE HOURS Mr, Dalgleish is survived by two} * Perks ., Soe Ste ey 4 Weekdays 9 to 5:30; Fri. 9 to 9 | daughters, Mrs. Lulu Walton of|i0 French river 51 Network, 0 Ig ‘ Red = and Mrs. — — HY Wants = Dele : — ~ 8C) ae CONDON 'S crm tm oe oe oe Telephone tate & seavice ©: kt, 2 cecaae eet be TI FE 5-4161 ; ‘ grea | wen tates tans mv | Slote Town Board Dete STARTING NEXT. 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