% _ green, Otherwise, we would have   
  
  
  
Michigan and southeastern Wisconsin last night. 
Scientists have indicated the descriptions of the 
object fitted those of a meteorite. 
Waterford Township Pa-+ 
troman Frank Randolph, 
son asia ot oer Frank Gannett, 6 =   
ae cmpes 2 Dublisher, Dies. 
Lake roads. magenta. Ran Against Willkie in a 
ow Oe poral ROCHESTER. N. ¥. — Veteran'- 
Yhoth confused ‘as to/publisher Frank Garnett died early! 
the color. It was a pretiy color of today at his home in Rochester} 
at the age of 81. 
has 
radio and television outlets in four 
cities. ; 
He relinquished his post as pres-   
    
    
     
      ( US. Completing Plans to Launch 
First Satellite. Technicians fron Out ‘ 
Problems Concerning 
3%-Pound Orb. 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fia. 
_. |—Preparations for Amer- 
ica’s first satellite launch- 
ing were reported going 
“very well” today and offi- 
+Clals said it will go off on 
‘ischedule tomorrow ~morn- 
ing. 
' The Defense Department 
confirmed yesterday that 
the attempt to propel the 
64-inch, three and three- 
quarter-pound “moon” into 
       
             
  
jan orbit averaging 300 
miles high will be made 
“within a few days” at the 
Cape Canaveral missile test 
center. 
Reports that technical difficul- 
ties may delay the blast-off were 
officially denied by the Naval Re- 
search Laboratory in Washington, 
;which is in. charge of the “Van-     
    he saw the phenomenon and des- .   seeing Rr pgniant Wile), AP Facsimiie Sy pie. Si AP Weeds ("8o Project. 2 *« * inten, soctting ahetanten’ at NOSE CONE, FITTED — The base of this cone, "being fitted to the nose of the VANGUARD TESTED — Engineers at the Cape Canaveral, Piast base pre- | a apparently Sage Claycomb was driving on M24) the airplane into daily newspa- | 72-foot Vanguard rocket, contains a six-inch earth satellite which is gcheduled to be. pare the Vanguard earth satellite launching test rocket. The. carrying a | ene. lect-miiat “ problems, near Bald Mountain when he first’) per work. fired into an orbit around the earth tomorrow from Cape Canaveral, Fla. Satellite six-inch sphere, is scheduled for a journey into space tomorrow. tiny antellite maltunctioning — 
ag the 7 sr ge ea Consett ideinial from scratch and cone rest atop the third stage of the rocket. - Vanguard is a Navy project. is to be placed into an orbit’around the earth: ‘a Mens - oe : be ante 
Aly in Egy Poa ages Bachan brie | puniped inte the rocket, A valve 
Guesther, 1084 Premost (Rochester. The farm yielded a / 5 | "They also labored’ te elimi St., Waterford Township, alse re- (sparse living and - his 6, = 9 T Id’ H tf T Wi “Colt Gry nowy, Vow bi ce mgrsne peitdly tad menber’ ts Cares ve i wp. Sader X- | FOOpPer 10 Oma |dap ires; imase interference in the crucial sherlif’s department he had‘|{arming vent tailed, ‘| Word W ther: of the three-stage as as cn hastens [ermine vets se fal ron S on Wea FSi wich seg papa 
ea eee wer st ae Ronk, Fil Fight .Teamst El ti | i oh ra Seem Sean nena ee Hers Figi eamsiers Ciecrions . | The US. Weather Bureau pre-| 120 miles above. the earth Mrs, Veli Kutt, an employe at stamp signatures to Italian track) cloudy with agcasional snow ff W le Hot eliminated. this dif poder sprinted engeriorgpciiens geome Tres in NEW YORK (PA state trooper ‘amneth Hollywood? WASHINGTON (Two ‘Teamster..Union.2 urries for the aie sewlty could make the 724eot4all aaa god Pf object as she a ts pala an re dollar. /Stage actor says he was told James R. Hoffa had the from Tennessee were called to testify today in a rank- [tone seectiae Com Forage in flight and cause ' sop en | Me Won & scholarship . tion of James R. is expected Th scopes ee guards also reported seeing ‘it. | Cornell University. Me: telephones of Teamsters Union subordinates tapped to and-file court challenge of the elec try is aitrertn. ovaee epttiniatio: that 
METEOR LARGE. with $90. He bad saved s1,000-by “find out whether they were selling him out” to racke:. Hoffa as president of the big union. . 2 jto fo drop. 10.2.0 loyal — -hove-thie__troubie 
_A pilot from Grand Rapids said — he was graduated im (investigators. The ex-trooper, Rudolph L. Doelicke, 31, Charles Stewart and Brownie M. Moore are expected in, ‘Pontiac | worked von ee 
_| WEATHER WATCHED ‘testified yesterday in the+   
  
        
  Surviving are his widow. — federal trial of Hoffa, presi-'among union officials knew about Nashville Local 327 to t to tell of the method of 0d delegates from theiriwas céld ‘and head   
ac?      
   gray. 
Tomorrow, the prediction is for 
  However, 
could delay the pg. which has weather ‘conditions 
Harry Mason, a deputy ly) MacAdam of Greenwich, Conn.,,dent-elect of the Team- ‘"* wixetapping. _ Miami Beach convention|show “complete domination and! . oop oudd “cietined souk iaee: Seadalively ott ter 9 6m. 
let te Wisconsin's Seeeche on. jand an adopted ‘son, Dixon, of sters that elected Hoffa to suc- agers 9 by the top brass Of ny reday, will be cokt and cloudy, Wednesday. 
ty sald the object appeared to be |**™or, The trial continues today with Adlai May Know Today ceed Dave Beck last | The mercury skidded to a low of * * * the size of a basketball and trav- ‘Doelicke again on the -stand. WASHINGTON w — Adlai E. ‘October. 8. 3.2% |2h degrees in downtown Pontiac) The Defense Department an- 
Sted treme Gb eatucet te the ‘Co ter Saves Flier, | — said he helped install Stevenson may decide today The rank-and-file group of 13 The case is being heard without) preceding 8 a.m. By 1 p.m. the/nouncement said that only the 
Sortitest, : p equipment in. the | whether he will stay on as.Dem- ‘Teamsters from. the New York @ jury by 82-year-old U.S. ee —_—ore had- risen to scl first stage of the three-stage rocket 
“it lit up the sky like an arc’ Seiret ‘headquarters of the | ocratic auiviser to the Eisenhower City area’ has obtained a tempo= nae if -Dickinson.Letts who pre. ‘being—used-—has- been--tested—and 
_ mM Guided by Flashlight Teamsters for Hoffa. The job © administration or bow out in the Tary court order to prevent Hoffa|Viously issued a temporary injunc-. Bootleg fo Sh the launching primarily is to de-. 
r took three days in July 1953, he ace few days. ‘from taking office until the Fed- afice unl the egal _ ae S$ Tor opping ae —_ the other two 
DETROIT w — Guided by a_ testified. jeral District Court, rules on their, a ay y | DETROfT . <INS) —— Ranson |28°* “tl ¥ 
flashlight waved by 
a helicopter phicked Da Wiretappet, of Holmes, N.Y., hired 
“him, Doelicke testified, and told. 
were being called as witnesses be-) 
“‘fore an official investigatiig body 
‘and. Hoffa was interested in find- 
ing out what kind of testimony they 
| were giving.” Sa 
The witness added: “Spindel 
said Hoffa wanted to monitor their 
phone. talks to find out whether 
they were selling him out.” 
Previous testimony showed that 
at the time of the alleged wire- 
tapping, official investigations of 
Detroit labor rackets had been 29, of Dearborn, was released after, 
a hospital check. He siffered only; 
a partial dunking. 
Dick said the engine of his 
sky rakier attack-bomber failed | 
800 feet up as he wag finishing 
a radar-controiied approach te 
the Grosse He Naval Air Station. 
4 Unable to turn back to the Air-| 
port, Dick ditched the plane, fast 
losing altitude, in the river's Liv- 
ingston Channel. He inflated a started } nd | rubber life raft and climbed in. jury pli gM nercnery a 
| While his wingman, Lt. Cmdr.| iees, 
Ernest Eliiott, circled overhead to 
guide the helicopter rescue team,| Hoffa, Spindel and Bernard Breo- 
‘|Dick waved his flashlight for spot-/nan, president of Teamsters Local 
ting purposes. 
The helicopter crew, headed by before Federal Judge Frederick: 
Lt. Louis Helms, dropped Dick VanPelt Bryan ‘and a jury on 
an automatic lift and hauled him charges of illegal witetapping con- 
in. |spiracy. 
Salvage tugs were — to- The witness said Spindel. told   
  
            337_in Michigan. are being tried'- the downed’ Bernard Spindel, a professional Air Scandal Charges 
LOS ANGELES # — 
state’s The. remaining charges 
“him “some employes of the union’ against Confidential and Whisper 
magazines are scheduled to be 
argued tomorrow before -Super- 
ior Court Judge H. Burton Noble. 1347, Schmidt ichallenge of. the -élection. 
Godfrey P. Schmidt, New. York, 
counsel for the group, contended 
as the trial opened that the coh- 
vention was “rigged.” t 
Records ‘of sein since 
contended, would   
BULLETIN 
gation. . WASHINGTON (#)—Adlai E. Stevenson said after 
a White House conference today that President Ei- 
senhower has invited him to attend the NATO'sum=~ 
mit conference in Paris Dec. 16. 
The 1952 an@ 1956 Democratic presidential 
candidate said he probably will not make a de- 
cision for another week or 10 days, pending 
completion of his work with Secretary of State 
Dulles on preparations for the meeting. | 
Stevenson said Eisenhower gave :no indication 
during their 10-minute meeting whether he (Ei- 
senhower) perapunsy will head the:american dele- 
This morning's talk was the first face-to-face 
‘meeting       day wo retrieve the plane ‘him that only Hoffa and Brennan of Eisenhower and the man he twice de- 
feated for the nation’s highest post since early 1953.   
‘We Could Run the Place to Suit Ourselves’ ~   4 
Mimi, Rover Dream of Dogging the eal By ED CREAGH 
Writing for Hal Boyle to an hysterical yelp. “I have 
nothing against you at all, Rover. “These are fantastic times,” 
Mimi reminded him. “Who kfows 
WASHINGTON (®—''No, Rover, 
I can never marry you,” sobbed 
Mimi, the beautiful French 
darken 
you, eh?” You. think I can’t buy sirloin you're ac- 
you ‘won: that dilly . 
ribbon!’ 
tt & &* re 
Mimi [inne 
Rover—half-way out the door at): 
perpice—whirted Mira, weeping again. : 
“Dogs on the moon,” Rover | ~ how many Sputniks there may 
be? Who knows how many 
can be put in a Sputnik? I—I'm 
sorry, Rover, I just can’t take the chance.” 
  
shot out irito 
.< 
the mention of 
on his heel, which is no mean 
  “No, no!” Mini's protests rose 
‘tos i: 
| #   *~ *& * 
| Rover licked his: lips .medita- 
S| tively. 
“All right, su it hap. 
     
  “Td be. winding’ to ele " said 
      “And we'd give them’ ‘silly 
hames,”” chimed in Mimi excited- 
ly, 
"We'd feed them our scraps!” 
a * * pawing away her tears. 
dogs|"‘Names like Mimi and Rover—” 
table 
We'd hire people - catchers to 
- them in concentration camps} - 
  * 
ee eee ere 
County NOW. igs cesecicvee 
  if they didn’t have peopletags on 
their collars!” 
“They've led us a dog's tite 
we'd make them lead a person's 
life!" x * * 
Raptly, Mimi‘ and Rover gazed 
upon each other, © 
“Name the day,” growled Rover softly, “You and I may not 
  “888 see this bright tomorrow, But our 
  In Today = Press pe cy Bea cerlt e 
  
  pered to obedience, “TH marry 
you, The future beongs to ust" 
    a 
from Old Prof Book Store ‘Law 
rence St. _|way Department has been asked 
-jinaw City. 
scam-|.tective Lt. John Lee was to Attorneys saheiite the . trial, 
now in its second day, will last 
front four to eight weeks. 
Fisia, long kamen 00, the: Yerowm 
prince” of the Teamsters. after 
weathering a series of legal chal- 
lenges, would have taken office last 
Sunday if the injunction had not   
  
Propose Straits Ferry 
for Sightseeing Craft _ 
‘LANSING iy — The State Hight 
fo turn the Vacationland, retired 
Mackinac Straits ferry, into a sight- 
seeing craft operating out of Mack- 
Sidney H. Woolner, deputy state 
highway commissioner, said the re- 
quest came from Mackinaw City. 
Woolner said he didn’t believe | 
the department had any justifi- 
aoe a ee eee 
tion, 
“But personally, I think some 
|kind of sightseeing service at the 
jstraits would be a good thing— 
good for the state's recreation and 
tourist interests,” he added,“ 
~~ * * 
The department and a legislative 
group are studying various pos- 
sibilities for disposition of the five 
state ferry boats which were rend- 
ered surplus Nov. 1 by the open- 
ing of the. Mackinac Bridge. 
  
Nina Leaves Hawaii 
HONOLULU ® — After lashing — 
Hawaii with torrential rains and 
winds up to 92 miles an hour, 
Hurricane Nina prowled the Pa- 
cific today, spending her fury 
|. some 200 miles to the r west. 
Damage on most i ap- | Brown’s chances for extra money 
to do his Christmas shopping ap- 
pear dim today. Police raided 
Brown's Detroit home .yesterday, 
Wrecked his illegal still and 
‘dumped hundreds of gallons of 
mash. Brown said he had been 
laid off and took up moonshining 
ing. to finance his Christmas shop- ‘ However, everyone connected 
with the project appeared confi-. 
dent of success in actually get- 
ting a satellite orbiting around 
the earth. 
the satellite is much smaller than 
‘the 21%-pound sphere for which 
the 72-foot, 22,000-pound rocket is 
designed, and said this greatly im- 
naan nS Col. 7)     
Mrs. Hattie Rice, had been 
daughters, Dorothy, 60, in —|Aged Mother, Daughters - : 
Go H ungry Amid Wealth 
CHICAGO (P—A story of how a 90-year-old mother 
and her two daughters starved amid relative wealth was 
disclosed in Probate Court yesterday. 
The court proceedings disclosed, too, that the-mother: 
held captive by one of her 
  
which the Rices owned. 
* * * 
Tt was disclosed at proceedings 
to name a conservator for the es- 
tate of Mrs, Rice that on Nov. 18 
police went to the Rice apartment 
after a passerby reported that Dor- 
othy was yelling incoherently from 
a balcony. ~. 
Inside the litter-strewn apart- 
ment they found Mrs, Rice, 
weighing only 60 pounds, in a bed 
with her other daughter, Marian, 53, lying dead beside her. 
Police Capt. Fremont Nester said 
Mrs. Rice told him: “Thank heav- 
ens you came, I'm 
would rescue me.” family apartment building+- Suburban Oak Park cight- 
ipaid bills, ‘The “only food was a. {large box of breakfast cereal. 
    prayed for @ year that somebody) 
Heat, gas and electricity hadik 
  been turned off in the apartment 
two years before becaute of Gib   
peared relatively light.. 
Detective to Testify 
DETROIT (INS) — sete 
the stand again today to tell his 
part in. the Donald Ritchie “ex     
    
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  Rocket scientists pointed out that 
        
   
            
     
           
    
    
             
     
       
      
   
       
  
  
  
    
   
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Rossellini, plan a quick di-| Prevent spe on 
Brave defiance on the part of * © ©. A Pontiac surgeon, ed) 
Mrs. Lula Carboneau, 63-year-old] “There is nothing I can say//s mento Poin Caer 
cee, ert ee she said in a statement damages resulting from what he Kenna rdware , thwarted through a. spokesman. ‘ € 1 charged is ‘tyrannical control” by} 
a would-be bandit late yesterday|/everything is taken out, we will/certain doctors at the city hos-| 
ee i make a statement as we did be-| pital, 4 
The story of her bebe weal te sotoned 16 Belg th reports| + * - 
told to Pontiae Police after the}absolutely. ad Cone aly con br. Nei | 
Se ac, 22 ts nomenon ete, enor 8 og = ay sn Soe : Rome, Rossellini also refuseding also seeks a permanent in-| | Cadillac have Li-meath produc- . Carbonea dragged on,to comment on the report published j nction against the hospital thon “teat 
her back the full length of the|abroad that he and the Swedishiicidine his Nov. 13 suspension, eee, aan oe 80-foot-long. building. actress agreed by telephone to get|"?” "SO ee ta Suhike Biccn nareasin eae 
Mrs. Carboneau said she |* ‘Wick divorce. "foann os at | | pared to 904,975 in the same 
= wee eniy. | ee. ; * ' | Pontiac General by the Board of | _| period of 1968. : 
kidding” when be entered: the Ey-Convict Held Trustees for what hospital ai | Cadillac was up from 124,865 : empty store at aS ae TH rere Cant. Fie ee fin 28 months ot 6 to 140465 tr 
Neer Appar. in : | f? staff by-laws.” ot the medical | ~ : ‘ * “e - Las 
“He had his hand in in Beating 0 The out turer charges tnt Ol 108. ante 5 amen and | pocket. asi he had « adhere was and is in violation {1,48 for the same ‘month of 1956. but I had a feeling that™® was| Pawnshop Ticket Links| the provisions of the Michigan For the 11-month total in 1957 
only faking,” the woman said. | Pa State Board of Registration in Truck & Coach produced 66,409, tt & Detroiter to Slugging Medicine under which Dr. Sullen- compared to $1,675 for the same 
, While the bandit, a middle-/ of Church Elder, Wife [Detter teceived his license in April Jperiod in 1956, 
aad ome Ot Or Stee a eoete etl cs : - Jud boty set a Deo.) 
tines inthe pst week, atempto| .DETROTT @ = A 2ipnarsi ox ade Coe ea eter. Mrs. Car lchurch elder and his school teach- ve peated the other hand, er. wite in thelr home on Detroit's . 
* seven defendants, . | automotive corporation. 3,364,007 during 
GUN WAS HAIRBRUSH at Mapes Chtoee snd Detsstivs aes ot aan ae irons mines "Protection Sgures for the “I knocked his hand from the Rowell’ Detroit Police = : oe at . 
Homicide u said Willie Har- suspension was to be formalized, | y. , a pocket and - fell_a hairbrush oss of Detroit wis picked up at his! Former chief of statf at Ponti |Leaves Building Trades Office y ~ © * puma ticket on waich. being ng. today denied ‘any “trenaleal FP ke 1i AFL-CIO | : 
_ omy pan wus mt mat E'S Agen ee aint oot DeCK Quits AFL-CIO Job 5 < : « | 3 : - 5 
to ekeane, tar gam in an attempt) ry. Murray; 62, and her hus-jcommittees-are-set-up in accor} ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.4@ — ‘Team. . sod cat hr." PT stay ty dot meres un rete everl peo] vee president of tne ABLEGIO Building and Cone . . ; 80 not are ce } : ' 
We tuseled right’ in tront of te atc when they were ound nection of the ub ay : store windows. I bedroom home. These committees, along Ss cs 
Ine socinene ouside would na Murray muttered a depressed sll with the City ot Pontiac, the Boe} 4 Bes Boe peor peo wag ae ay boner : us, no one did,” fracture Murray suffered nu- board, Fiath, |. ov. read f 
merous head and face wounds.|cal staff, are defendants in the ment di, the * as Roe said she fell to They were found the next day after|case. 49th A ever wapenionen — _— pond nor pandit dragged tailing to keep appointments. Dr. Sullenberger first joined the] ' Beck said he. wes sesheuied 3 of his 
: * * Boe S ne ated mt Go att of Pontiac General in 1860.: decision not to run for re-election as gorge ws 
igi egan getting| served a term on 2 ch indi president. There are 10 vice presidents of the sar ae ea _Bat then | or route as'orog over FINGING New Stars | To-union department. f | _ customer came and Rowell said. ° . * * | —a man—and I screamed = H ea as 1008 Ty- ee dey ld Ha Part of His Duties cro re, Teamsters Union is currently under AFL- 
rear éobr.. He was ‘wearing a(t? ofal statement, He was taken NORMAN, Okla, (INS) — Most} leveled against its leader. Beck’s successor in 31.25 Value 
| gray topcoat, brown leather cap |tinie te pce secur’ sistar gaters fust wish.on their fa-| top spot is James R. Hoffa. : : remy cas on 
Carbonen sid, SAMS ME) ‘Murray, a salesman and an elder|sity of Oklahoma astronomer, dis}| _ : APIO President Ge or ¥elproves chances of creating a m6} THIN BLADES’ 23° . Hw . o-P a y a F /, > 
. toe ee parchlcovers: them: Car Strikes Woman Fo A R rf |stue, withthe moratorium iden qeaees ene. ae Oy. ot By : was missing from the h ater Belfour S.°. Whitney, associate . : ur in rea epo an address today before the AFL- The satellite launching is one of PA IvE 
Mrs. Murtay is an elementaryltory at Nermah cakes amv®| Motorist Mary L. Patton, 58, of ject in Sky ‘Trades Department ot U, 8. rocketry planned for this's 96. voted. ..... 
schoal teacher. : tlenee ‘ty aiaiese inditter| 4) Portage St., tried to dvold hit » hrs Phere Mage ans soccer EN BEE 7s yaaa ae G is of twin stars called © iting a dog at the corner of N,| (Continued From Page One) wage Mereases are neces (ATLAS FIRING DUE 
Burglars Break Wall |e has found so mainy stars he [pry and Howard Sts, yesterday/although no sightings were made, poe gh yr wage po when nat rhe apt po ered 459°: i ? : ‘. - 
of Store to Take $100 |e Nain ene Fadel venaes ns SSP te eine ole wah ES ee tet Sa dao mas wat? WOODBURY Burglars broke through a thin,|study the periods of eclipsing vari lag ng, Acti Mire, Tay ls, oll «-tteebell.” to promote economic growth. [has been unsuccessful in two pre-|¥ HAND LOTION : Riarket, 10) Bagley sn ey mies) able stars and with two assistant strking-her face-on-the-paverent| Wa - |—-President Richard Gray of the/vious tests; i Rng Force's ale $1.00 Value... ¢ 
many? sage he astronomer will compile data, said, She Was treaitéd for fa- AFL-CIO trades depart. |ready , ° Totate/about $100 from the cash, register, |on triore than 100 of the Spointiiey ete and released from Pon- sononead daentie te dceea Geteas ment proposed soak 2 lease onjrange (1,500-mile) ballistic is-|p BRECK “4195 
hye ge oy, yesterday. |lights. His work is. a continuation|tjae General Hospital. an i ieee wage increases in 1958 in an ad-|sile; and a long-range Snark, 4 SHAMPOO * * fpsing _fiate “Oounae, (Silas farylentats, “MY YY other sch) ‘ire, Patton said she was about And he added that he could hear |4ress Monday before the anmual}¢d cd asf . © Sime tile nace : 
peut pees eoemne ever the week-| Whitney, who has_ photographed west os eeird: shane tear ae ba Leow a oo. Gray —insisted—that—inflation—te}— rise atumtnuns: ies BAM. sn 
fomiltered a vacant store next dor then|sity sa 3000, paid ane ee found "the base to tet te tg * eves ree r ~~ trong pore’ gee: co two radia 7 mor |¢ DEODORA oe 3 , " i . | : i #0 , : Fi . le mercury the ONAIE os 6ss 
| hemisphere. This is believed to Delthe market — Loe: = eee oe seid ait esas oat ‘He declared that the 19 building ther by six wtlarcols caoshlel® NoxZEMA — : causes m of the turn- rand, . id one car trad ni hoi miber. |0f providing 
| oi the signe id warning omens| Heals Pitted Marks on Face _ oe _|telephoned - with sinillar ‘informa-| (oP eee eee ee imereanee, (nals back to stations. |g 5128 Valve ..... i 
differently in the southern hemi- * : ) Residents’ of Green Bay also] Ue, "eens sua not be sell ot other |® sphere Nary ter penne | of IN S T; \ spotted the Ii el en tog yg te ger pe ae Is : 
different below the equator. : , Ww tm t At Madison, three sald”| other spiral of ptice hikes. ann ca we venereal m |9 98 N. Saginew —Main Floor $ Nature's deflection teats ct al e Car rea F en they saw af eaves man Ts ticrins cose har taue sal oa SOO a a rer, tal Dedocccccescocscocosoes 
i * F as green in ‘ s ' Ry AER EEE EEE 
) poner ptt Re rai oe 4 AP tee bees cther conditions was reported to-| The fibrin foam raises the bot color and aise eald it was about [made his Propo. tier artmant da| tor, carly ext 70a. | e waiadeon sc 
| i h 7 Harvard skin specialist. tom of the scar to the level of the 0 tacteiien. not agree with him. the Detense Department #aidis eriden”. | the southern hemnphens: Teer | peRILADELPHIA w — Develop or ae rest of the skin, he said, adéing| ‘The object ‘was given various a ae pioouesacuers i wat barante to|¢ sth : prevailing veer of these tree ne|ment of & new method for treat- Arthur |S. Spangler de-lthat within several months the fi-|deScriptions, ranging from a| The building trades department|view the satellite itself, even with/? Pneymatic : the left things tojing pitted scars resulting from/scribed the technique in a scien-| Fourth of rocket to 4 balliconvention is oné of a series of|binoculars, But the S-foot, third-| > | eft, not the right. smallpox, pimples and certain|tific exhibit prepared for the open-|>rin foam is absorbed by the body! «¢ waite fur gs that precede the openihg|stage rocket will also orbit and! ¢ : — _ ing of the lith clinical meeting/tissue -and replaced -by normal Hundreds of petsons in the MiL-\Timrsdey of the AFL-CIO may be visible. : 4 3 "7 : Re Amway Models: sete, tissue. i ae prevonyg Aermenly eat Bolata, Os Ses wae Be eevee  * * & : 4 3 . | | * the AFL, and CIO two years Rocket scientists estimate the|® 
S . and Fioter Bent Brigham hos-lequally effective for large anq/Aid Lebarion University Meanwhile, another proposal bylevery 100 minutes at an altitude|® +4 form Whips Northeast | ernie ic scent tea scat cu tnt sal Oe ano wots comiee ake ; pa cutting the fibrous strands toler air velane eae = American ce Norte Bae me Lebanon : : = CHICAGO iP — ‘A storm off Labs |Gtates yesterday — Muine|pont, cach soar with a small,/biack and blue for two or three|has received .a $5,000,000 Rocke- r 3 : rador hurled frigid weather across |through Pennsylvania ‘|two-edged knife. The knife is in- : resuities feller Foundation grant to be used as 
Eastern Canada and into United|Lakes, to the Great serted through the hole made by|normial color. "primarily 40. strengthen its School LOS ANGELES (INS) ~ Mo $ H ree Wet and faitly cold weather pre-|t'e Needle used to Inject the pain. * * * pobre a esha 20 oe hammed V, King of Motocco, $ $ 
sR esters tore, letes today while X war tosty| py % | the akin covering the scar 1s" go|nelchboring Middle Basten nis and |S ; Scent eens ts Pry wich temperatures nour Finally, into the space $o!thin that even after treatment the ER emed more in- | § @ Gentle, ty moderate net te ‘Serfbeast:|in the Southern half of the country,|°Teated beneath the scar, he in-iscar remains visible. But he terested in vegetables and fruits | © 3 
qe a ee eo eel substance called “‘fibrin|added that it ig much less co” Clinics Honor Pasteur i MITTITITIITiT Titi i ty Lowest temperlinne’ pieecaing @ am,| SQOW OF snow flurries fell injjvum, — % tract of human|spicuous than before, and can "> ‘ ee ieee ase 
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litoom on Woodward avenue, | 
don’t | 
tele~ | operators say, “ 
_since about the 
Fred W. Haynes and Francis M. Steltenkamp filed a | petition in Wayne County Circuit Court yesterday asking | 
dissolution of the Graystone Ballroom Corp. | 
Since 1950, they said they have ran up debts of $75,000, 
‘rent owed the building owher, the 
Opened in 1924, the Graystone’s big dance floor could | 
accommodate 1,000 couples without crowding. In the early | 
days it played to capacity crowds weekdays and turnaway 
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      ER 58,1957 
as 
~ Tunisia’s President Bourguiba and young French premier, and Edouard Daladier. 
president of the French Radical-Socialist Party, 
confer during the party congress in Strasbourg. 
France, late last week. Although the French 
government has already —, an offer by 
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    Schedule Dedication 
_pn Question of Beer 
      
   Must Be Provided — 
SAN FRANCISCO o-mil men 
who run the nation’s cities got 
more advice toaay on now money 
should be spent to meet’ the chal- 
lenge of mushrooming growth. 
‘But in the background of the 
American Municipal’ Assn. con- 
vention, concern was voiced lest 
projects already under way may 
have to be cut back because of 
the critical time. 
* * *. 
In the way of new advice: h 
1. A noted psychiatrist sa Vd 
cities must provide facilities / to 
deal with mental health problems. 
2. A New York authority urged 
éxpansion.of recreation to meet 
the needs of leisure. 
New York Mayor Robert F. 
Wagner, sounding a note of cau- 
tion heard frequently in the con- 
vention, said in an interview that fe 
    saaninmeiece ates Pee 
  
Ite Force Secretary 
t6 Address Dem Dinner 
. secretary of the Air 
He is expected to speak about 
defenses and the rocket and 
cratic State Central Committee 
chairman Neil Staebler. - 
  
Rep. Ford Says 
US. Keeps Up Missile Program Good 
With Jupiter, Thor 
increased military spending could) DETROIT wm — . Ford (R- 
foreshadow ty a curtailment of such 
federally aided programs as pub- 
lic housing and slum clearance. 
* * * - 
"The psychiatrist, Dr; Leonard} 
Duhl, told the convention, “We 
have no positive ‘proof that slum 
clearance lowers crime and de-l; 
ate range Jupiter and Thor bal-|. linquency rates.” 
“I am not against slum clear- 
ance,” he explained. “I am 
against slum clearance that pro- 
ceeds without attention to the so- 
cial and emotional needs of the 
community, just as I am against 
any communit lannin . conference yesterday following a_| 
m4 Ay ng Prodect| tour of Chrysler Corp.'s missile which disregards human needs." 
* * * 
Dr. Duhl, of the National Insti- 
tute of Menta) Health, said: seme| 
people with incipient mental ‘ ill- 
nesses or emotion disturbance can 
be helped by minor treatments} 
that get to them in time, the work 
of guidance and other personnel 
minimally trained in psychology 
psychiatry. or 
“Others require more highly 
skilled ‘help. For these people at 
home, school, work or pay, a psy- 
chiatric emergency service, with 
skilled people available at a mo- 
ment’s notice, might be most helpful.” . 
  of New Expressway Dedication ceremonies for the 
completed Farmington - Brighton 
expressway will be Dec. 13, the 
State Highway Department an- Mich) says he feels the United 
States’ missile program is keeping 
pace with Soviet Russia. 
os x * * 
While. he conceded that the 
U.S.S.R, may be ahead “in cer- 
listics missiles ‘‘our position is at 
least as good if not slightly ahead.” 
The 44-year-old member of 
the House defense appropriations 
sub-committee said at a news 
plant in suburban Detroit that 
“it doesn’t appear Russia is any 
farther ahead in research and 
development eof the IRBM nor 
te any better: dhapt prodnetion. 
wise.” 
‘Ford said that while Russia 
the development of power 
* * * 
“From what I have seen and 
heard,” Ford” said, 
* * * 
Ford’s tour of the Chrysler plant 
the Army, 
gear for production of the Jupiter. | /ANN ARBOR @ — Thomas K./ 
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  WARNS OF ICBM—NATO’s air science chief, 
Dr. Theodore Von Karman, is pictured issuing a 
warning that Russia could have an interconti- 
nental ballistic missile capable of great damage, _THE PONTIAC PRESS. TU) 
even if it isn't 
Washington, the scientist also said he is opti- 
mistic the United States will solve its remaining 
problems by perfecting its own ICBM 
      
  
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Dash of Snow in Fog and Sunshine   
Unusually heavy fog ushered in 
the month of November. Bianket- 
ing all of southern Michigan, the 
fog slowed motorists and halted 
all air and water traffic. 
Scott Defense Seeks 
to Prove Wife Alive   
  has been ordered into 
  nounced today. 
* * * 
Four ribbop-cutting ceremonies 
on the four-lane, divided, limited- 
access road are scheduled — at 
Brighton, Wixom, Novi‘and Farm- 
ington, 
Highway Commissioner John C. 
Mackie and Lt. Gov, Philip A. 
Hart_are to be principal speakers 
at a 12:15 p.m. luncheon in Farm- 
ington after the ribbon cuttings. 
x * * 
The new expressway parallels 
U.S._16 and_is_the first leg ofa} 
Detroit - Muskegon’ expressway 
planned by Mackie in the. next 
five to six years. 
  
Dry Oklahoma Votes 
“OKLAHOMA CITY ® — Consti- tutionally dry Oklahoma votes to- 
day whether to permit county -op- 
tion on 3.2 per cent beer, the/*r 
’ state’s strongest legal beverage. 
The proposed constitutional 
amendment, sponsored by the 
United Drys,. is designed to let 
each of the 7? counties decide 
whether beer can be sold. Since 
1933 beer has been legal through- 
out the state, and this is the first 
attempt to change that part of the 
aw. 
Eight Bison Bagged 
FORT DAVIS, Tex. (®—Sports- 
men bagged eight Bison yesterday 
at the Reynolds Co. ranch in the 
Davis Mountains area. A herd of 
about 200 roams the huge ranch. 
Special permits were issued to ® 
persons to take. some of the old   
Waterford Voters Seni 
Notices on Registration 
Suspension of registration no- 
terford Township voters who have 
failed-to vote in the past four 
years, according to Clerk James 
Seeterlin. 
_*  * * 
Sending signed cards back to 
the township clerk's office within 
30 days will reinstate the voter 
for a period of one year, Seeterlin 
said. 
‘+ & & 
*Persons who fail to return the 
cards will automatically have 
their registration cards removed 
from the file, making them ineli- 
gible to vote. until they re-regis- 
" Seeterlin concluded. 
He Fiddled Too Much 
LOS ANGELES (®—The - pretty 
brunette wife, of a violin teacher 
won a divorce on testimony that 
her husband ‘fiddled around with 
marriage too.” “He started stay- 
ing out late nights and came home 
with liquor on his breath,” Mrs. 
Irene Fisher, 23, told Superior 
Judge Henry Willis. 
  Handle Nuclear Arms 
ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev, @— 
Experiments in the safe handling 
and storage of nuclear weapons 
will be conducted here by the staff 
of the Los Alamos, N.M., -scien-   bulls driven off by young animals. tific laboratory.   
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kL, Ewing Scott-murder triat. 
In his opening statement to the’; 
jury yesterday, Defense Attorney 
P. Basil Lambros said he intends 
te prove that Scott's - missing 
socialite wife, whom he is accused 
of killing, is still alive. 
by Lambros was an attorney who 
was retained by Scott at the time 
of his arrest - last_year..__The 
attorney, Seth Hufstedier, told of 
receiving two reports from persons 
claiming they had seen Mrs. 
Scott. He said the reports did not 
stand up when checked out. 
Another witness, Perry Pasme- 
zoglu, said he knew Scott in St. 
Louis in 1934. He said at the time 
he was an investment broker of 
considerable means. 
The prosecution contends Scott 
killed his wife and disposed of 
her body in order to gain her 
$600,000 estate. 
Beats Stubborn Deer 
FREDERICK, Md. «#— Dennis’ 
Royston of Silver Spring shot a 
deer three times but it wouldn't 
die, So he chased it into a thicket 
and beat it to death with his gun.   One of the first witnesses called | ‘November Was Fall Cocktail 
the month. Skies remained most 
cloudy, however. Sixty-two, 
highest temperature of the month 
was the reading on the first day. 
fall hit the Pontiac area on the 
Sth, Snow, amounting fo one-half | 
inch along with cold and blustery | 
winds caused slippery roads and —   | traffic jams throughout the coun- 
ty. 
Unseasonably. high temperatures|the ground Saturday afternoon, (Television Corp., and at one time | — —~ = a es Soren en 
ranging in the 50's drifted in dur-| 
ing the week of the 10th. But along 
with the mild weather came rain. 
More than an inch of it fell on 
the 13th and 4th. 
* * * 
Beginning at 1 a.m., Nov. 19, | 
high, gusty winds up to 60 miles 
an hour swept the area while the 
mercury dropped 25 de- 
grees within six hours, 
Light snow flurries, driven in on) 
the cold winds, continued through 
the 22nd and the mercury re- 
mained low. 
Thanksgiving Day was a very 
wet one. Heavy rains, lasting all 
day, drenched the area, Hut the 
mercury remained in the 40's to 
make it a mild day. 
The month ended prognosticat- 
ing a cold winter, Saturday, Nov 
30, was the coldest day of the 
year. The mercury skidded te 
a bone-chilling low of 18 degrees 
and winds blustered and blew 
most of the day, The early morn- 
ing reading and high for the day 
was 30 degrees. 
The month’s average high was 
47.1 degrees and the average low 
  was 32.9 The average mean tem- A. short-lived Indian Summer | perature for November was 40. The 
with mild temperatures in the 60's total precipitation for the month 
prevailed for the first six days of “®5 3.82 inches, 
The season's first real snow |   
“we Army Reaches Area 
of Rocket (?) Plunge 
| FAIRBANKS, Alaska @ — A 
itask force of skiers and mountain 7:4 p.m. Wednesday at the Mel- 
vin A. Schutt. Funeral Home, Ser- 
ggg be at 9 a.m. Thursday 
n 
with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. 
of 20 Lincoln St. died early this 
{morning after an illness of three 
weeks. 
Methodist Ch 
Walter Barningham, 
John M. Hill, both of vuntions ang 
«Wo sisters, 
day from Sparks-G 
with her pastor, Dr. Milton H. 
Bank, officiating. Busial will be 
in Lakeview Cemetery, Clarkston, 
Service for Charles Kimball, 58, 
of 920 Boston Ave. will be at 2 
p.m, Wednesday from Donelson- 
Johns Funeral Home with the Rev. 
_|Church officiating. His body will 
be taken to the South Lyons Ceme- Vincent de Paul Church, 
MRS. JOHN M, HILL 
“Mrs. John M. (Blanche) Hill, 75, 
She was a member of Central 
Mrs. Hill at a daughter Mrs. 
a son, 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- 
riffin Chapel 
CHARLES KIMBALL — 
Lee LaLone of Donelson Baptist 
tery for burial. 
Mr. Kimball died Sunday in 
Pontiac General Hospital after a 
  and Nearby Areas “fmt yee, ce tica; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Xi 
resident | her mother; |breath, Imlay City, and and nine 
- WILLIAM 8. THOMPSON - 
ment Rd., will be held at 2 p.m. 
Rich Wednesday at the Muir Brothers 
Saturday|West Berlin Cemetery. He died 
net - |Monday at the home of his daugh- 
ter, Mrs, Margaret Dunn, in Utica, 
, Mrs. Leota ool after a long illness. 
Iceberg Surviving besides his daughter 
sid Evie Prothemuae. aif are his wife, Marie; two -sons, 
Peter, in the Air Force in Alaska Joyce CAlburn of Fernpark. Fla., a0 f" . 1 Mrs. Ruth Ost a ein William Jr..of Grosse Pointe, and 
A brother, Harry Rearick of Bar-|°#™ s*ndchildren. denton and 22 grandchildren aon Escape d Chimps. Make 
survive, j 
~ Service will be at 2¢.m. Wednes- Chumps of Tourists 
MIAMI, Fla. W&—Two chimpan- day at the Pursley Funeral Home 
with burial at Ottawa Park Ceme- 
Fockler of zees escaped from a commercial 
exhibit while their cage was be- 
  tery. Rev. Dorr W. 
Mandon Lake Community Church 
wil] officiate. - 
JAMES C. JOHNSON 
HOLLY — Service ‘for James C. 
Johnson, 85, of 204 Center, who|0-pound Syearcld named Bongo 
died Sunday at his. hoome, will 
be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at|tossing glasses around. the Bendel Funeral Home. The 
Rev. Uarry Parker of the First| © 
Baptist Church will officiate and 
burial will be in Rose Center Com-| 
etery: 
A lifelong resident of the coun- 
ty; he-is: survived by his wife,|°@?4Y Elizabeth: two daughters; — Mrs. 
Wilda Reischling: and Mrs. Leota 
Murrell, both of Flint; two sis- 
ters, Mrs. Richardson ‘and 
Mrs, Myrtie Bensett, both of Holly. 
Four grandchildren and five great- 
grandchildren also survive. 
EDMUND G, LOWRIE 
Edmund G. Lowrie, president of fore them and two employes who 
tried to catch them. were bitten. 
  
  
      long iliness. 
Word has been received of the 
infant daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. 
Camp, Bliss, Tex. She died on 
Nov. 22 and was buried in Ft. Bliss 
National Cemetery. 
Born Nov, 19, 1957, the baby is 
Deaths Elsewhere   
NEW YORK @ — Dr. Manfred, : 
Joshua Sahel, St, Austrian - born) Fre! Glover of Grease Be. | 
physician who discovered the in- 
sulin shock treatment for schizo- 
phrenia, died yesterday. 
and was head of the Manfred Sa- 
kel Research Foundation. 
. * * bd 
HOLLYWOOD # — G. Ralph 
Branton, 61, vice president of Al- 
  jwarfare experts from Ft. Greely, | 
;100 miles southeast of here, has! 
[reached the area in which a flam- 
ing object was seen plunging to. 
The Army said the party” was 
‘sent out early yesterday by Col. 
[Richard B. Middlebrooks, com- 
‘manding officer at the fort. The 
jatinouncement again said, 
|believed the object may have been 
‘the rocket from Sputnik’ 1." 
The Army’s first announcement 
of the flaming object said it was 
the rocket from Sputnik I but 
officials of the Geophysical Insti- 
jute of the University of Alaska, 
several of whom saw the object, 
isaid it was a meteor. 
Parking Meters Closed 
SUFFERN, N.Y. @®—The park- 
ing meters in this New York sub- 
urban. community have been shut 
off as a boon to Christmas shop- 
pers, Mayor James A, Keenan Sr. 
ordered free parking until Christ- 
mas Eve to persuade shoppers to 
patrénize local merchants instead 
of parkway shopping, centers 
nearby. 
Anteaters have no teeth, but 
they have a long tongue to gather 
up the ants which form the bulk   “Tt is: lied Artists movie studio and for- 
|Mer Midwest exhibitor, died yes- 
jterday. He was president of Al- 
lied's TV subsidiary, Interstate’ 
was part owner of the Tri-State) 
Theater Circuit in 
Towa and Tuinnie. 
~ * 
WAYCROSS, Ga. ®—Jack wil 
liams Sr., 79, editor and publisher 
of the Waycross Journal-Heraid 
since 1915, 
liams was known as a_philan- 
thropist, 
his promotion of agriculture, for- 
estry and the pulp and. paper_in- 
dustry in Georgia. He was born 
in Castle Hayne, N.C. 
; * * * 
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. ® — 
Homer G. Price, 55, widely known 
evangelistic “singer, died) Sunday. 
was born in Anniston, Ala. 
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CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. ® — 
Mrs. Helen Thomas Hays, 78, first 
wife of Will Hays, head of the 
motion picture producers and dis- 
died in 194, at one time was Re- 
publican national chairman and 
  of their meals. postmaster general. 
  
    
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         DEBRA D. STROMER [waite Bivd., died suddenly Sun- 
death of Debra Dawn Stromer, | 
Peter H. Stromer. of Jester Trailer | 
jlis, are three sons, Edmund G. Jr., 
He had itroit lived in this country since 1996 
Nebraska, | 
died yesterday. Wil-, 
state legislator and for 
His headquarters were at the | 
missionary -board of the Northern) 
Baptist Church in Indianapolis. He 
tributors for 25 years. Hays, who; Lowrie-Hicks Lumber Co. 1 W.. 
5 P.M. 
Saturday 
SAVE ON ROTH 
CASH & CARRY PLAN day of a heart ailment. He was 
47. 
A resident of 25648 East River 
'Rd., Grosse He, he had been in 
the lumber business all his life’ 
He was associated with his father, 
who died three weeks ago. } 
Mr. Lowrie attended the Univer-: 
sity of Michigan; was a member 
of the Presbyterian Church, Grosse 
lle. 
Surviving besides his wife, Phyl-| CIRCLE DRIVE for 
EASY LOADING 
John and Bruce; and a sister, 
Service will be at 1 p.m. Wednes-|[ . 
day from the William R. Hamilton 
‘Co. Chapel, 3975 Cass Ave., De- 
. Burial will follow in Wood- 
lawn Cemetery. 
MRS. ZUZANNA KUBIK 
IMLAY CITY—Service for Mrs. 
Zuzanna Kubik, 68, will be held 
at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Muir 
Brothers Funeral Home with bur-| 
ial in Imlay Township Cemetery. 
She died Sunday. 
; Surviving are a son Stephen, At. | ;   
          
   
        
       
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Karagule{f (Tsa) and Terri Fortino (Madame Tsai), 
left.to right, rehearse a poignant scene from “Lute 
Dear Abby:     
    
Peatiss Press Photos 
Song” eer: Pontiac High"School is staging Thursday 
and Friday. 
Frequent Rubdowns Are the Rub planes. themed % By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
© DEAR ABBY: My husband 
used to be -a professional 
wrestler but he gave it up and 
now he gives massages. There 
is one Woman’who will not 
is always 
hauling his ta- 
ble over to 
her house to * 
give her a 
treatment. She says he does 
more for her than any doctor. 
It is a good steady living, but 
I am getting pretty sick of 
him seeing so much of her. 
Should I ask him to stick to 
me i TONY’S ‘WIFE 
DEAR TONY'S WIFE: If 
you suspect. that your husband 
is giving that lady a treat 
instead Of a treatment — ask 
him to stick to men only. 
. * + * 
DEAR ABBY: I am -a girl; 
21, who is engaged to marry 
a fellow who went.in the serv- 
ice. His family the has two 
sisters and a mother) spy on 
me constantly..One of them is 
always checking up on me. 
They call on the phone to 
see if I am home and if-I 
am not, they want to know 
where 1] went, and when I 
‘will be back. I am a_ decent 
girl and am true to the man 
I am angaged to. ABBY 
HE never doubts me and I - 
resent their doing so. Should 
  like him a lot but he always 
has very dirty fingernails. If 
you think he can't help it I 
won't mention it to him, but it 
seems to me he could do some- 
» thing about it. Can you help 
me? 
DEAR ANITA: He CAN help ANITA. “ft! There are many soaps on 
the market for peopie who work 
with grease, leads and grime. 
Suggest that he ask his drug- 
gist about them. When he 
knows you care — maybe he 
will, 
: * * * 
CONFIDENTIAL TO RUTH: 
This guy from. FARGO won't go far if he's trying to drink 
CANADA dry! Let him stay it 
Canada. 
* * * ° 
If you have a problem, write 
to Abigail Van Buren in cafe 
of The Portiac Press. She 
will be glad to answer your 
letter. For a. personal reply, 
please enclose a stamped self- 
addressed envelope. 
What Do Men Want for Christmas? 
N one of the Usual Presents, Please a 
I write my fiance and ask : 
him to call them off? 
° FAITHFUL 
DEAR FAITHFUL: If you 
are faithful and have nothing 
to hide, you need not resent 
their chiecking up on you. 
Don't upset your fiance by 
wrifing him: about it. Ignore 
them. 
+ *: * 
DEAR ABBY: I am 11 years 
old and my mother won't let 
me wear lipstick. All of my 
friends do and | feel like -a 
baby. When [ -have gray hair 
what good wil) lipstick do me? 
JOANNE 
DEAR JOANNE: Come now 
— you know your mother does 
not intend to make-you swait 
until you are old and gray 
befote she lets you use lip- 
stick, Fourteen is soon enough. 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: I go -with a 
fellow who works on air- . drea Allen, hy DOROTHY ROE 
Women’s Editer 
What ‘do men want for Christ- 
mas? 
* * * 
Well, the things they don't 
want are neckties, cuff links, 
Gag presents mean to be funny 
and-anything that has to be 
exchanged. 
These facts came to light as 
a result of a. recent survey 
conducted by a New York bus- 
inesswoman, Eleanor Kairalla, 
for the guidance of some of her 
retailing friends and, incident- 
“ally, for her own reference. 
REVEALING REPLIES 
She hired a group of college 
Junior Unit 
of Musicale 
Holds Sing An old - fashioned sing of 
* * 
Also. featured-on the pro- 
gram were piano solos by An- 
Susan Putnam, 
Barbara Hunter,, Linda Allen 
and Diane Woolcock. Marvel 
Simpson, accompanied by her 
mother, presented a flute solo. 
as did Barbara Atwell, 
Guests: present were Mrs. 
Dora Dawson and Mrs. J. G. 
Webster of Pennsylvania. 
_* * * 
Hostesses for the day were 
Mrs, Gordon Woolcock, Mrs. 
George Putnam, Mrs. Robin- 
son Bronoe] and Mrs. Gerald 
Walker. 
Personal News of Interest 
. Mrs, Isaac 
turned to her home in Lapeer 
today after spending several 
days with her son and daugh- 
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon 
Decker of Birmingham, and 
her son-in-law and daughter, 
Mr, and Mrs, C. J. Woodruff 
of West New York avenue. & * * * 
Mrs. Ruth G. Smith of Pon- - tiac, Til, spent Thanksgiving 
with her sister, Mrs. Lucy 
Smith, and niece, Mrs. Lucy 
Mae Adams, both of Crescent 
Lake fond, es 
Pending the Thanksgiving 
_- holiday-4n- Milwaukee was Mrs.....N, 
' Cherry- - 
who visited. her | Millie LaFortune of | 
lawn ‘drive, 
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. 
and Mrs. Max Heins, and her 
nephew and his family, Mr. 
b = Norman P. Decker re- and Mrs. Harold Heins. Mrs. 
fers espa returned home Sat- 
where they are students, Joel 
is the son of Dr. and Mrs. 
Maurice Thome of James K 
boulevard. | 
+ * 
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. 
Roth returned to, their 
Mr. and. Mrs, Howard Ber- 
tram and family of Island Park 
drive the Thanksgiving spent 
holiday in northern Michigan. 
\ Chinatown — boys to buttonhole 1 men at rail- 
road stations and other public 
Places and question them about 
their gift preference. The re- 
plies are revealing: 
“My wife has the world's 
worst taste in neckties." 
* & * 
“Why does she bu} me shirts 
without finding out the right 
size ?** 
“If I get another bottle open- 
er that sings ‘How Dry I Am’ I 
may forget I'm a_gentleman:”* 
'  “T like to pick my own fies, 
shirts and whatever jewelry I 
wear, which is not much.” 
* * * 
So, if, these common gifts are 
spurned, what do the gentlemen 
really want? 
CARS AND CASH 
Top of the list is an automo- 
bile. The boys also wouldn't 
If-the little woman feels she 
really must give him a gift of 
clothing, then he wants it in 
the form of a gift certificate, 
so he can do his own choosing. 
High on the dist of male pref- 
erences are such things as new 
                                                        a 
es dee 
F or visiting 
or just any 
town — you'll 
find ‘this slim, 
sheath and 
beaver-trim- 
med loose- 
fitting jacket 
by Mervin 
Ross perfect 
for a town 
ensemble. 
  TV. sets, hi-fi sets and sports. 
equipment. 
Most all men would like a 
camera, if it’s an imported. eX- 
pensive kind. 
In the clothing category they 
like sweaters, provided they're 
either all wool or cashmere, in 
conservative colors, with “noth- 
ing gadgety.”’ 
And, -the survey reveals, 
there's always one gift sure of 
male welcome. When in doubt, 
give liquor. * 
Karine Klinkhamer 
Feted at Shower: 
Karine Klinkhamer, whose 
matriage to Eugene Russell 
will be an event of Dec. 28, 
was honored at a personal 
shower given Sunday. by Joan 
- Blizman and Winnie Haley in 
the latter’s Ithaca home. Dec- 
orations for the event were in a 
Christmas motif. . 
The bride-elect is the daugh- — 
ter of/ Mr. and Mrs. B. H. 
Klinkhamer of Thy rpe street, 
and ‘her fiance is the son of 
<—e 
* 
Worthy Matron » Robert Thompson, Judy Baker, 
William Kath and Phyllis Wardell 
(left to right) concentrate on, their 
roles in the Chinese classic, PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, Jolr 
  Song.” 
“Lute. 
Short Skirts Spotlight Legs, Hips   By curtain time Thursday eve- 
ning the PHS students will have their 
: lines perfected and will be in costume. 
Now’s the Time for Women 
to Pamper Their Kne By OLGA CURTIS 
NEW YORK (INS) — Now 
is the time for all good women 
to come to the aid of their 
kneecaps., : 
‘ * * * 
Hemlines are. up to 16 inches 
from the floor — 17 inches pre- 
dicted — and kneecaps will 
have to be smoothed, bleach- 
ed and dimpled for public ap- 
pearance. . 
“It's hips and legs now,” 
sighs fashion expert Eleanor 
Lambert, “We're moving away 
‘from the bosom.” . and more flatness." Miss Lambert, a well-curved 
size 12, fears the chemise dress 
will do drastic things fo the 
familiar uplift 
“ predicted: 
“Young: girls will “probably” 
look’ good in this bear le 
siliouette — ij 
  er controlled for — 
ficealed or point and will have to be 
controlled for le 
more flatness.”’ /’ 
The fe of this 
Bloomfield Garden Club 
Entertains for Husbands 
Bloomfield Hills Branch of 
Women's National Farm and 
Garden Association held its 
traditional cooperative ‘dinner 
Arme Chapter’ 
of OES Plans’ 
Yuletide Party 
Roosevelt Temple Ke a 
scene of the M 
of Areme     
      
  Mrs, W, nae Saxton Daniel. Christmas gifts will be pre- 
te to all life members and 
to adopted member at the 
Mma Masonic Home, and to 
are three children at the East- 
ern Star Villa, Adrian, who 
are being sponsored by Areme 
Chapter. 
* * * 
Following the meeting ‘re- 
freshments. were served by 
Mrs. Earl Foster and her com- 
mittee consisting of Mrs. Roy- 
al Clark, Mrs, Charles Wheel- 
er and Thelma Foster, 
County Patients. 
Feted at Party 
The Alpha Beta Chapter of ‘Delta Kappa Gamma Society ¥ # 
entertained 75 guests at ‘the © 
 Oaklarid . County Infirmary 
Monday, 
   Group singing of Chrietmes 
| aa honoring the husbands Monday 
evening at Bloomfield Hil! s 
High School. . 
* x * 
The program consisted of a 
lecture, “‘America the Beauti- 
ful,” by Mr. and Mrs. Tom 
Hadley, nationally recognized 
wildlife photographers. Th é 
couple showed film strips, with 
natural sound, of America 
from ‘the Great Lakes to the 
, Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of 
Mexico, Mrs. L. R. Twyman 
was the program chairman. 
Dinner arrangement: were 
the responsibility of Mrs. 
Charles Chubbuck and her hos- 
pitality committee. Carving 
the ham and turkeys were 
Edgar B. Flint, J. Hawley 
Otis, Leroy G. Vandeveer, 
William J. Scripps and How- 
_ard H. Robinson. 
* * * 
In charge of- decorations 
were Mrs, Donald O'Toole and 
members of the exhibitions 
committee, bustline. She vA 
' Crawfordsville, Ind., has. see 
' just about every dress stitched ps yosir's New York Fashion De- 
gigners' Award explained that 
£' the chemise reveals bulges in- 
stead of concealing them. 
“This kind of. dress is clev- 
‘erly designed to touch the body 
onfy at two points — over the 
bosom, where nothing must 
stick out, and at the pelvic 
  . girdle, where it touches and 
then tapers in for a closer fit. 
* . * 
“Tf you're fat where the dress 
touches, you'll jook fatter than 
ever.” 
TO FLOOD STORES 
Chemise dresses are due to 
flood stores this month for the 
resort season, and Miss Lam- 
bert says holiday sales will be 
“the big audition” for this 
Style. So far, she noted; women 
have been timid about trying 
the chemise except in the big 
cities. 
* * * 
Miss Lambert, director of the 
Couture Group of the . New 
York Dress Institute, thought 
hemlines would be shorter no 
matter how much women take 
to the sack silhouette. 
“We're up to 16 now. I think 
17 is about as high as the hem- 
line will go-— nobody really 
knows just how far fashion will 
go in any direction.” 
¥ * * 
Miss Lambert, a native of 
on Seventh avenue in prepara- - 
tion for the 30th National Press 
‘Week next month, when fashion 
editors will cgme to New York 
to see new styles. 
She reports that women who 
hate sacks will have plenty 
of other dresses to choose 
from —~ coat-dresses, veiled 
sheaths and almond-shape— 
frocks.    
Cookbook , 
Represents. 
15 Natiohs 
Wives Contribute 
NATO Volume of 
Exotic Recipes: 
By JANE EADS 
WASHINGTON — Exotic 
dishes from Danish abelkage 
to. Dutch zuurkool, including 
coe Ee St Comes oe te 
President . Eisenhower's 
aaa are among recipes 
from the 15 North Atlantic 
Treaty Organization (NATO) 
nations féatured in a new cook- 
book “The Best of Taste.” 
Compiled by wives of officers 
on the staff of NATO's Sup- 
preme Allied Commander, At- 
Hollywood premiere at a re- 
ception given by the SACLANT 
~. staff wives and the American 
Newspaper Women's Club. 
FOR SCHOLARSHIP 
Royalties from the book—al- 
go for international scholar- 
ships for students to do re- 
search about NATO and allied 
_ Subjects. 
* * * 
Besides the king's dish, the 
book contains a favorite of 
Queen Juliana of The Nether- 
lands and ef Grand Duchess 
Massey, Governor 
General of Canada, contributed 
* * * 
degree temperature for one 
hour. 
ICELANDIC FAVORITE 
From Iceland comes a fa- 
vorite of President Asgeir As- 
geirsson, fish pudding with fill- 
ing, a recipe for ptarmigans 
(birds) and a cheese dish 
made of roquefort, sharp and 
Camembert . cheeses, gelatin, 
onion, paprika and green col- 
oring. 
x* * * 
Belgium offers. “wild. boar 
chops,” Norway “Yellow her- 
ring salad.” There's a “tuna 
eye canape” from_Denmark, 
“soused herring’ from Eng- 
land, “shrimp turnover,"’ from 
Portugal, “wedding soup” 
from Turkey and ‘‘seafood 
gumbo a la New Orieans,* 
from the United States. 
Adm. Wright, “whose wife 
headed the committee produc- 
ing the book, says in a_ fore- 
word that NATO wives are 
working like their husbands 
“for defense of the seas, for 
unity of NATO, for preserva- 
tion of. our friendships, for 
mutual understanding and tol- 
erance of each for all.” 
* * ® 
They believe, he says, that 
“the appeal to the mind and 
heart via the palate—a NATO 
cookbook—will contribute one 
small iota to the unity, under- 
standing and friendship among 
the peoples and nations of our . 
great alliance.’’ 
10 Musicians 
~ Join Orchestra 
Six members of the Pontiac 
High School Band, and four 
members of the faculty_of the 
instrumental mysic department 
at the high school will play 
with the Pontiac Symphony Or- - 
chestra tonight. 
The ~all-orchestral concert 
begin at 8: — at Lincoin 
Junior High S¢hool 
Community ° Yule Concert 
to Be Presented Dec. 15 Music by. the Pontiac High School 
Vocal Department, Pontiac Women’s 
‘Chorus and MacDowell Male Chorus 
will be featured on the program of | 
the annual Community Christmas 
resented the after- 
5 in’ Pontiac ‘High Concert to be 
noon of Dec. 
School boys’ AL dae eng Were 
‘ranged by 
This Christmas concert will high- 
light all ¢ of nage 
cluding Aa gees 
and a wide 
ne tor all gs 
ere ‘ i i Vf #2 eS 
* ee : Fi music in- 
   
   Mrs. Doreen: tha a 
’ direct the 7 Slee clubs” and en- 
- gsembles. 
_. The Women’s Chorus, which will 
be directed by George oS is ~      
  the Bells” 
Smith is its paring the following numbers: 
Mary” by nw a Davis; 
There” 
“Jesus, Jesus, ak Your George tan; 
Watson, and “The cad 
Stole Up on Bethiehem” 
‘ Jane Lorenz. The grou 
— by Mrs. 
Kibben. 
* * 
The MacDowell Male chi will 
, Sing “Three Songs for 
” by Grundman; “Carol of the Russian Pare 
    
  
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  The main speaker of the 
wilt be Tillman Bubenzer   
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‘Melody Jones’ 
to Be Staged by | 
Avondale Seniors 
AVONDALE — “Melody Jones,” 
a three-act comedy, will be pre- 
sented by the senior class of Avon- * 
dale High School Thursday in the 
school auditorium. 
The play's scene is set in the) 
living room of the Jones family’ 
in midwestern United ‘States. 
  the Jones family are Mother amd | Sandra was winner 
Meledy’s brother. They are por- ‘Home improvement Awasdrraiso a pleted for the 
trayed by Doris Peel, Frank Har- $100 scholarship. Her main interest manager type government. They, raise: : ‘Father Jones, apd Leen Jones, ‘Long Row to Hoe’ Before Action — | 
jager type 
cil meet last night. 
* * * Milford now operates under the 
about 1890. Due to the’ sharp. in-| Goodiellows to ages Milford Council Studies... papers-in Orionville 
Hiring of- Paid Manager | o 
evening) MILFORD—The advantages and of vitieghs that have paid mat(Saturday. Goodfellows will be on 
., or disadvantages of a village man- agers. 
government were dis- ; 
cussed at the Milford Village Coun- general charter form of govern. Chairman Arlo Davis announced! S**¢ery - beetore’ -Splning 
ment which was established in thar the proceeds Will be   ORTONVILLE — The third an- 
Rotary Club Goodfellow! 
per sale will take place, 
the streets at 8 a.m. and will. sell| 
papers until 6 p.m. 1 
help crippled children, for scholars} 
Guest speaker Mrs. Lydia Stark, crease in population, council.mem- ships and to provide food and) 
representing 
pal League the Michigan Munici-' bers agree 100 per cent that a paid clothing for the weedy in the Or-| 
of Ann Arbor; explained: manager heading government op-* 
the legal procedure for home rule erations would save the residents’ 
type government. 
ific instances She also gave money. 
and experiences) more than 3,000 at the present: mittee are John Wenger, - -Milford’s* population is 
  
2 From State Win 
National 4-H Awards i= LANSING @ — Two Michigan}. 
youths have won national 4H. Cub eoula vote for or 
awards, Russell Mawby, state 4-H sue. 
Club leader, announced Monday. 
Dale Cubitt, 18, of Sandusky has 
received the national 4-H achieve- 
ment award, a $400 
: * * 
for nine years, his main project ary time. 
Mrs. Stark explained that ¢hié-| 
wae step would be for yoters votes | 
+ 
i okay a charter change along 
the election of a commis 
ths oa eet ae se: cedatee Ont ates cit 
the, is-! 
Saisentices Wat Gy tie Gel 
        area: 
* * * 
John 
ae and John Fisher. 
Fire, Police Groups 
“"* (Conduct Fund Drive ““*! 
ee “Local volunteer fire-| 
en — 2 
tonight in a two-hour| 
Battani. He has secured the serv- 
lit this plan was adopted, ie woubdlices of A other members of the 
A member of the Sandusky Club be wise to extend Milford’s bound-/Fire Department, plus five auxili-' 
line to include mére land be- 
interests have been gardening, eld iene legal action Wag taken. 
crops, health and safety and gun 
safety. 
the: national 4-4 and council mem- 
i hoe” Wefore final,       ary * * * 
$600 in this area. 
20,000 marchers,in the; 
area in the drive to 
for research into mus- sin feed oo 
_emord fac yar yb Oa Py he 
if 
area homes from | 
Fie aay fr Dystrophy.” | 
Edard Bloomfield Plaza Site's 
Supermarket Is 100th 
  the W cocrumtlies ot eon 
and fhe He andvhia wile live 
in Detroit. - : 
tk ® 
LeLacheur worked im the meat 
ter. He lives at 1519 Mohawk, 
Reyal Oak, with his wife and 
twe children. oe 
ue. SE 
that company merged with 
Whigley’s. He has been <= 
manager at the Wrigley 
imarket at Telegraph and oa 
in Pontiac. Borders lives at 473 
iE. Beverly, Pontiac, with his wife   «f 
  
Gayle Hickie, 
Larry Irish 
Speak Vows Bordéts wes employed by Pack : 
Serving with Davis-on the com-/¢ts Supermarkets for 12 years be- 
| t   
sHOW — Gov. Harold W.. 
mrentionéd as likely to. INDIANA’S GOVERNOR “VISITS “tock = 
of Indiana,      
     
      Ar a Wirephoie 
Ind., af the: Chicago International Livestock 
Seh. William Jen-- Show. ee en “Hon- 
_ ner (R-Ind) le aga: So tig. a eymoon,” a. Hereford, which 
7 mina iia Mrs. Secondino 
  
      IMLAY .CITY — The parsonage) 
the scene of the wedding Friday 
jevening of Gayle Hickie and coe 
According to Joseph Gerrard, vik) Last year workers collected some Irish, both of Imlay (City. 
The Rev, Dans Seg prrere 
18, ef -Caltedonia bers there is still “a long: row toh ‘Thedqgal volunteers will be join-/the ceremony, a ae 
are com-| 
ris and Jack Poel, respectively. has been decorating “and remodel- plan io continue research on the;ctlar dystrophy and related dis- jog white nylon tulle ever taffeta. 
Brenda Craddock, Jerry Hale, 
-Gorang will complete the cast. 
Miss Margaret Rose is the di-/ 
rector with Naneg McLintock as) 
student director. Co - 
managers are Kathy McHugh and 
Kathy Morris. 
Christmas Parade; 
to Roll Saturday 
in Rachester 
ROCHESTER — The Lions Sixth 
Annual Christmas parade, to be} 
held here Saturday, is showing 
évery indication of being the best 
parade in years, So far about 20 
floats have been entered and with 
more entering each day. 
The parade is scheduled for 2) 
p.m., parts of the parade forming 
on North Main. Albertson, Griggs 
and Drace «streets.   
  ing. dain issue. orders.   
™ Handicapped Youth 
Group to Meet Here | Armed Youth Holds Up 
_—s Lot Attendant 
An armed youth, wearing blue 
lgeans, a gray jacket and a et 
Michael Kreider, executive di-/handkerchief over his face, 
rector of the Michigan Association | 
of Retarded Children, will be the 
guest speaker tomorrow night. at| pontiac Police said 
the Associa- an open meeting of 
tion for Handicapped Children. 
The meeting, hold i lie aims 
ican Legion Cook-Nelson Post No. 
\20, 206 Auburn Ave., 
at 8 pam. will begin 
William Graham, social worker, ‘of Light Horse in 1775 night held up the attendant as a 
+parking—lot--south—-of-— the— Riker}. 
‘Building and escaped with $40.) 
The attendant, 
1481 Vinewood Ave., 
was about 17 or 18. 
He appeared at the parking. lot 
office about 9:50, brandishing a 
pistol, Evang said, After taking the 
money, the bandit fled on foot west 
ton Larwence street, Evans added. Charlies Evaris, 
said the youth 
  
  The first American flag was one, 
‘carried by the Philadelphia Troop 
and had   ‘for the Cathdlic Center of Pontiac|thirteen blue and silver stripes.| 
The tthe of! a Oakland County, 53 Franklin|George Washington charged it toi 
wed and white stripes. Queen Repeals 
= Baby Bounty of the First , Baptist ete Here was) 
, a ee = 000 Southfield fy 
i 
i * See ée ao v= 
| PheP rifle, daughter of Mr. arid sor night ae 
Mrs. Saward ,WOre a ZOWNinata by the Township Board. 
It had a full skirt and was‘bal-} ae 5.) * 
jlerina length. Her shoulder length) 
veil was of wiiite nylon. She car-: 
ried a bouquet of baby mums and 
pink rosebuds. 
“The bridegroom, . son of the late | 
trad John Hickie as best man. - 
  Will Discontinue Pay! 
for Having Triplets, | 
Quadruplets | 
LONDON (INS) — British royal’ 
recognition that money isn’t what 
iit used to be came with an an- 
nouncement that Queen Elizabeth; 
no longer will pay a bounty of) 
three pounds stérling to parents of 
triplets and four pounds for o-. 
ruplets. 
‘Palace's an- 
nouncement said that the bounty Following “the ceremony, a re- 
ception was held in the Baptist 
‘Church where Mrs. Hickie re- 
ceived the guests. 
® * * : 
Mrs. Harry Gould, Mariette, 
igrandmother of the bride cut and 
served the wedding cake. : 
The couple will make their home 
in Imlay City. 
Spéelman Appointed 
LANSING # — Appointment of 
John Spoelman of Central Lake, 
president of the Michigan Farmers’ 
Union, as a Democratk: member Betty Harris of Imlay City’ was 
| bridesmaid. 
+ Will ‘also address the group. march will proceed south on Main Blvd 
street to Second street, west on 
’ Segond to Walnut boulevard, north) 
to the American Legion Hall, 
where, following the parade, all 
participating in the march will be 
served refreshments. 
Sudging will be done in front | was introduced more than a cen- 
| tury ago by Quéen Victoria “to 
enable paréntg to meet sudden 
      
   
     
     of the State Agriculture Commis- 
sion was announced by Gov. Wil- 
liams. Monday. Spoelman replaces 
Ray. T. Anderson of Mesick for a 
term ending, Sept. 6, 1963. Senate 
ie required. Williams 
my ders asked not to be 
reappolited to the: five-member      
  of Santa Claus Headquarters in 
: front of the Kaverley-Mercury 
  Norton, Dr. 
Lions district governor, Dr, Eu 
gene Cambell. 
7 Bands participating will be from 
Rochester, Avondale and agen . aa 
Hi Schools, Chrysler Kilties a ‘ 
| Oeil Edison Calliope. In the line = "ree B 
| of march will be the church floats, f 
the Rae-vens an all-girl precision 
: drifi team, and the Rae-venettes 
i unit from Pontiac; ‘three Lions) - 
i Club floats, “Old Woman _in the 
Shoe,” Santa Claus float, Gir} 
Scouts, Cub Scouts, Brownies and 
the Chrysler Highlander Band, Sanmcren 
  Cy Korompay has been in charge} | 
* ofthe street decorating. ee 
| Fire Hits Resort Home 
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NATIONAL 4H ACHIEVEMENT WINNERS—National 4H Club 
ee en en ae ee: Seon ae 
rol Michie, 18, Ft. Collins, Colo; Leon Allen, 19, 
._C.;. John. Baxter, .20, Greenville, Tenn.;. Dale. Pritchard... 
{Cubit, 1% Sandisky; Karyl Ann Benson, 19, Middleboro, Mass: - 
Phyllis C 19, Oroville, Calif.; Dewey F. Barich of Ford 
rca the award donor, Dearborn; Jean Thurber, 17, Burwell,   
            
   
          Utah. deed Cobban 
Polask, Towa; and   Jean Smith, 18, Manitowoc, Wis. : Jay West, 71, Spanish Fork, ° 
perp Warwick, N. .Y.; a 
Kunneman, 18, Okarche, Okla,     .|the Moose Hall in Pontiac... lines and sewer 
iof less than four per cent, 
/morning. 
  
‘Slate Christmas Party 
of Rochester Kiwanis 
ROCHESTER — Rochester Ki- 
wanians will hold their annual 
Christmas party Wednesday at 
Sylvan Glen Country Club. Rich- 
ard Pedicini, a former Hollywood 
screenwriter, will be the guest 
speaker. 
* * * 
Qn the entertainment program 
will be a group of Kiwanis mu- 
sicians, featuring Sally Debaene! 
and jher well-knojwn musical fam- 
ily. FYed Noyes is program chair- 
man. . x! 
* * * 
The dinner will be 
promptly. at. 7:30 p.m. - 
* * * 
Officers -and board members 
will attend the 5th divisional meet- 
ing and. training, program from 
4:30 to 5:30 p.m, Wednesday at served 
    
[ternational Amphitheater. 
The 
A 
nn st ie shay Riaieta alee 
rom open-class competition yes — 
| eutae wat naan wllete 
_ | faced 1,000-pound Hereford sum- 
mer _— steer — hed 
erates sat wet   
Ferndale Man Named _. 
to World Trade » boca i 
Committee by Secretary 
of Commerce Sinclair Weeks, 
.Heraper, 60, who is import nan- 
ager for the J. L. Hudson Co.,.De-j 
troit, sérved on a trade commis- 
sion to the West German govern 
ment a year ago. us 
+ 
County © nly Calendar 
The Wwomst's oa. Service of St. Paul's M 
  climactic moment of the 
are for paving, water!entire show will come when Judge 
mains through-'4 Dp. (Dad) Weber slaps the 
‘out the township. The lowest bid-'of a steer — indicating the 
ider was the First of Michigan :champion. 
1Co.., Detroit, with an interest rate! 
said 
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Irish, Supervisor Eugene Swem this    
   
been appointed to the World a ary 
Advisory 
     
Other finalists were Little Big 
Boy, a. 1,050-pound Aberdeen An- 
f yearling owned by Don- 
tner, 18, of Carlock, Ti; 
.“Bitelmere 2D. a 1,075-pound 
Angus s er yearling 
by Kenneth P. Eitel, 31, of 
|Green 5 Mo. 
| * * 
Governor, a 1,056-pound Aber- 
deen Angus senior calf, shown by 
= Chuck Wood dr 16 of Spencer, 
Ha; )Carios, 31, a 1.050-pound Here- 
fordi jimior yearling, owned by 
né Flawkins, 20, and co-owned    
   
       
     
   
school's beef cattle division; Glad- 
iator Successor 617, a 1,075-pound 
Shorthorn summer yearling, owned 
by Oklahoma State University and 
shown by the school's beef cattle 
'Therdsman, Albert Rutledge, 33: 
land pe age a 950-pound Shorthorn 
seror;@alf, owned by Patricia 
Meade, 18, of Camden, Ind, 
* ‘* * 
Judge Weber will reduce the 
pesn |@id' to three breed champions 
ishortly before he selects the grand 
Champion steer. :     
       
      
  
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  Pittsburgh writers and 
a “let’s wait and see” attitude in regard to on ene 
path Buddy Parker. 
Neo one in the Steel Cit 
Parker’s bandwagon alth 
    fans seemed to have taken 
%, 
y has actually jumped -on 
ough the veteran coach 
himself started the mouth to mouth slogan which 
goes, “a championship in three years.” ®&, 
Most Steeler fans want to_believe this, but some 
are wondering how it will be accomplished since Parker 
traded off many of his top draft choices when he went he is oly we an ee 
on his house cleaning tan 
LIONS-PARKER FEUD 
The feud bebeenParer and members ofthe Los Navy Players trum for 24 straight days 
. before the season got started. 
organization keeps rising faster than a thermometer. 
from December to July, and yesterday at the first round 
draft meetings in Philadelphia it almost resulted in 
more than just verbal blows. . 
Parker, who seems to find solace but always 
the wrong words following a defeat (such as the 7-6 
loss Sunday), admitted th at he and George Wilson 
have not been on friendly terms for a long time. 
‘WILSON NOT RECOMMENDED 
We might point back to that bombshell banquet 
when Parker said “I quit” in Detroit. 
After his famous two words he later pointed to 
Buster Ramsey and said to reporters; “There’s the 
guy who will do a good 
through, let them give the job for the Lions; I'm 
job ‘to Buster.” 
Subsequently, it was Wilson who succeeded Parker, 
but even now among people close to the 
are thoughts that Ramsey will be with Pittsburgh next;    Approval Given |   
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‘BAMA BOUND—Coach Paul 
“Bear” Bryant was released 
from his football contract at 
Texas A&M at his request and 
| he is ready to take a similar 
na. 
  
  on All- East i Annapolis, Army Only | 
One, With More Than 
a Single Place Bs 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Two Navy players who were 
important factors in giving the 
Midshipmen a 140 victory over 
Army last Saturday—a- victory 
which earned Navy the Lambert 
Trophy and an invitation to the’ 
Cotton Bowl—head up the 1957, 
Associated Press All-East football 
team. for Exhibition 
Game Payments Gridders Get Minimum 28 
Salary Plus Injury 
Protection Clause“ iday 
PHILADELPHIA «® — The Na- 
tional Football League made peace   ‘headed PHILADELPHIA (INS) — Club 
owners took their pick of college 
football talent at the National pro 
league December meeting yester- 
turning to gridder problems 
by demands for player 
association recognition. 
Each club’ was entitled to four 
choices but the last place Chicago 
Cardinals got the added “bonus 
    pick” and elected to draft quarter- 
back King Hill of Rite, 
in the NFL standings also got first 
choice in the regular draft, picked     
with its players and moved to mihi 
its constitution and by-laws within| 
the anti-trust act at a we 
meeting here yesterday. 
Owners went into executive | 
-fsion and in probably the most har-) 
monious NFL meeting in history 
quickly approved -recommenda- 
tions by commissioner Bert Bell 
that they give the Players Assn. 
all it wanted. 
* * * 
Their action in approving $50 per 
game exhibition pay, a $5,000 min- 
imum salary, an injury protection 
(clause and recognition of the as-|— 
sociation as formal representative 
of the players confirmed an..ex- 
‘elusive Associated Press repoit of 
  . damage 
sult by yeighton Miller, atter-- 
ney for the ‘Players Assn.   
  
He said all h 
making them an 
In connection with t 
        * * * 
Steelers, there, Bob. Reifsnyder, the agile 235-:although it wasn't 
tackle who was tabbed ‘by) 
Coach Earl Blaik as. the; after “‘recognition,"’ 
the league constitution sag 
japproved his act of ym tee 
ithe association last fall during\gn/ season. ‘man who made the difference be-| 
® * * — victory and defeat, and appearance before a congressio 
Forrestal, an imaginative | committee. 
Ramsey is hailed as ome of the best defensive ae quasterbvack, were selected| ~ * ¢ 
coaches in the pro league, and his record with the Lions for the first team. 
for the past six years bears out some truth in the 
feeling. * * * 
| “&mly Navy, voted the Eastern! 
‘champion by the Lambert Trophy 
One of the players on the Steeler team told us not Committee, and Army, the runner-| 
too long ago that Parker would like to have Ramsey 
on his staff more than any other assistant in the 
league. re placed two men on the first 
All-East team. The others came 
jfrom Penn State, Pittsburgh, Bos- 
iton College and Rutgers among | 
he independent institutions and it H 
The player said, “Parker told us when he first came, from Yale, Dartmouth and Prince-| 
that if we are to win it will be with a strong defense,|' of the Ivy League. 
and he commented that a coach like Ramsey could| 
teach us a few things.” 
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX 
The word heard from 
Muddy Waters would definitely make a move to bigger |and Capt. Jim Kernan at center. 
things in coaching after the 
in St. Petersburg in three weeks. 
. * * around Hillsdale is that! 
Dales play the bowl game! 
* 
. This .may be the last year of pro competition 
for fullback Ed Modzelewski of the Cleveland Browns.|Boston College, guards: Kernan, 
“Big Mo” is reported in line 
job in Western Pennsylvani for a high school coaching 
a.   
Opening Foe for Chiefs « lot of questions need answering 
as potentially potent Pontiac High the Chiefs have managed to come 
out on top after several hair- 
opens {ts 1957-58 basketball season | raising games, 
against perennially powerful De- 
troit Catholic Central Friday night}! 
“on the Shamrock court in Detroit. 
Can Pontiac equal or better the 
15-2 record of last season? Is this 
team as good. as rival coaches’! 
figure it to be? Will the Chiefs, 
succumb to ever-dangerous ‘“‘sen-/ 
joritis?” 
Catholic Central should provide 
enough competition to answer 
these and many other questions 
about Pontiac's cage fortunes. 
The Shamrocks have always 
been tough for Pontiac even though 
  
Gonzaga Giant 
Gets 13 Points’ 
in Hoop Debut 
SPOKANE #—Jean Claude Le-| 
febvre, the 7-foot 34-inch French) 
basketball player, passed his first |   American test last night with high} ow 
grades on offense, barely passing 
marks on defense and rebounds. 
* * * 
The 20-year-old freshman scored 
13 points in a 71-37 Gonzaga -Uni- 
versity rout of the College of 
Idaho and showed great promise 
with a deft touch on a little hook 
shot near the basket. 
* * * 
But on defense and rebounds, 
Lefebvre was slow, seldom used 
his tremendous size to good ad- 
vantage, appeared tired and loped 
down the floor’ as if his feet, hurt. 
Jewel's Reward Named 
Top Two-Year-Old 
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. @ —   
Jewel's. ReWard, from the Maine’ 
Chance Farm of Mrs, Elizabeth 
N. Graham, was »amec champion 
2-year-old Colt of 1957 today by 
the board of selection of the “They are always tough at Cath- 
olie Central; said coach Art Van 
Ryzin, ‘‘and our’ series has been 
tremendous frem a spectator 
standpoint.” 
* a * 
Last year Pontiac won 
igames in the final seconds. both 
In 
the opener on the PHS court, the) 
Shamrocks surged to a six point| 
lead late in the game before a’ 
pair of free throws in the last 
second clinched it 45-42. 
In the rematch at Detroit, the 
Chiefs eked out a 63-62 decision 
in a nip and tuck encounter from jsnyder and: Jim McCusker, 
—ipoech, -Princeton,—backs: 
Catholic Central Rough mst Army’s representatives were 
| Sophomore halfback Bob Ander- 
|son, who was stopped for the first 
jtime by the fine Navy defense 
after shattering the Cadet ground- 
gaining record set by Glenn Davis, 
  The first team was” made up of 
Les Walters, Penn State, and 
Mike Cavalion, Yale, ends: Reif- 
Pitts-' 
Palermo, | 
and Tom Meehan,' tackles; Joe 
Dartmouth, burgh 
center; and Forrestal, Anderson, | 
Bill Austin, Rutgers, and John Sa- 
  
Tops in Nation 
| EAST LANSING, Mich. @ — 
| Michigan State coach Duffy 
Daugherty still believes his spar- 
tans are the best college football 
Daugherty extended amiable 
congratulations to No. 1 Auburn   iCreighton Rebounds The committee was investigating 
| the possibility that some profes- 
sional 
laws. sports violated anti-trust 
|, He disclosed that congressional 
mfluetic® probably would result in 
a change in the method of selecting 
ithe bonus player. Instead of the 
-customary — out-of-hat- draw, - Bell! 
iwill recommend at the January 
meeting that the last place team 
jget the bonus choice, If the last: 
place team in any year already) 
has won the prize, the next lowest 
|team in line would get it until all) 
j12 clibs were successful. This 
iwould remove the lottery element 
objected to im the out-of-hat sys- 
tem. 
  
Beat Detroit Tech 
OMAHA (® — Creighton Univer- 
sity’s Bluejays, alert under the 
baskets, defeated Detroit Tech, Ti- 
53, last night by getting twice as 
many rebounds. 
The Bluejays collected a total of 
54 rebounds to only 24 for the 
visitors. Dick McMahon paced 
both teams with 11 rebounds to his STILT SCORES — Big Wilt 
back in the collegiate basketball 
scored 30 points last night to lead 
63-56 victory over r_Okiahoma, State at Stillwater,         Chaniberiain is Okla. Oklahoma 
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Henri’s Injury 
Hits Title Hope Pocket Rocket Hurt in 
Exhibition; Was Top     
Spartane Rated 3rd in Nation   
  comer among college football pow-| 
ers, ruled as the national champion| 
today with a fat bulge over Ohio} 
final Associated Press poil of the 
season. 
Auburn will be the first na- 
tional champion to receive the 
Associated Press trophy, put into 
competition this season as q suc- 
cessor to the Father Hugh O’Don- 
nell memoria] trophy that was 
retired by Oklahoma last fall. 
  credit, 
  No, 2 Ohio State. The Spartans 
were ranked third, 
* * * 
“Each one proved its. right - 
to great recognition,” Daugherty 
| said, “If we couldn't be higher 
there certainly are two great 
teams up there. | naturally 
leaned toward Qhie State.” 
+ * * 
But Daugherty acknowledged 
that he would vote for his own 
squad against any team in the 
country.   Jim Berry led the Creighton, 
scorers with 15 points, followed by! 
MeMahon with 13. Howard Cohen 
was the top point getter for De- 
troit Tech, with 12 points. George 
Mullen got 11. 
  
MONDAY'S FIGHTS 
Ebse Pittsburgh. i NEW ORLEANS—Larry Armstead, 138, 
New Orleans, outpointed Teddy Davis, 
PROVIDENCE, Ri-—teve Hartford, eutpolited Gene "puller. ise 
  The Tigers, only once before! 
ranked among the final top 10 since 
ithe poll was initiated in 1936, pulled 
jin 210 first place votes and an 
overpowering total of 3,123 points! 
in the balloting by 360 sportswrit- 
ers and broadcasters. 
* * * 
Auburn drew the highest number 
jot first place votes since Oklahoma. 
158.| garnered a record 218 in the final | 
1955 poll, The Sooners; who polled 
104 first place votes in repeating 
last season, finished fourth this 
season. 
Auburn, the Southeastern Confer- State and Michigan State in the! 
the starting whistle, 
Two years ago, Pontiac defeated 
Catholic Central twice and then 
the Shamrocks whipped the Chiefs 
in the quarter-finals of the state 
tourney. 
* * * 
Coach Bill Foley will have good) 
|height this year and as usual the 
strongest point for Catholic Central 
Ii again be its outside shooting 
headed by Paul Bibeau and Jerry 
Belian, @ couple of 5-8 guards. 
pif also saw action 
ing lineup as yet, but. with big 
Hudson Ray at center, it appears 
now that seniors Jim Skinner and 
Jerry Williams may start at for- 
  in primary substitute roles. 
  Thoroughbred Racing Associa- 
tiong * 6:30 on .the Catholic Central court. TV show and learned of the selection at the airport. 
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BONUS ‘CHOICE—King Hill, Rice hstitute quarterback, learned | 6a 
| yesterday that he was chosen by the Chicago Cardinals as the bonus 
The reserve game will start afl choice in the NFL player drafts. He was returning from a New York ence ‘champion but barred from), 
bowl play by NCAA action, had 
appeared among the top 10 in only 
one other final poll, finishing eighth 
in °55, 
This year, the Tigers (10-0) didn’t 
mage the top until the next to last 
weekly poll of the season, taking 
over from Ohio State—which in 
turn had feplaced Michigan State. 
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Ohio State and Michigan State, 
both with 8-1 records, finished some 
500 points behind Auburn in the 
balloting, which awards .points on 
a basis of 10 for first, nine for 
second, eight for third, etc, The 
J Buckeyes, ‘the Big Ten champions were beaten only by Texas Chris ua —Arte-St—-40- 16-07-- -Unbeaten,untied_Auburn, tate tian i in 1 the season opener, collected | 13 1 
Michigan State, which did not 
meet Ohio State   uburn Title Winner By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS land Rose Bow! representatives who 
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Arizona State (10-0), the 
other major unbeaten, untied team & 
|10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis, First place! 
\votes and records in parentheses: ‘putt 
Auburn 216 (10-0) ~ 
3 (&-1-1) 
Texas AaM (8-2) 
Notre Dame (6-3) 
Pistons, Celts Meet 
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DETROIT (INS) 
Pistons and the Boston Celtics col- 
lide tonight in the nightcap of the 
season's fourth Gouble-header at 
Olympia Stadium. 
Detroit, with a 7-10 record, is) 
Division leaders at 11-6, meet the 
Minneapolis Lakers (3-15) in the 
opening game.     
> Graham to Coach Stars 
12 decision to the New York Gir ere tycs a 
Lambeau ith Gra- | neti ” CHICAGO (Otto Grahain, for 
mer Cleveland Brown star and one 
of the greatest football players in   professional 
pions. Aug. 15 at Solder Field 
45%. 8. 
“Grahame*succeeds Curly Lam- 
beau who has been at the All Star ants last August, — * 
  
3' Sports Pages — The Detroit} 
The St: Louis Hawks, Western}   
st. State 
Central Okla. 
Hitnots, Tech 68, r 
      and saw his collegians drop a 22-) . in Teday’s Press |i, 
  Scorer 
MONTREAL «® — Henri Rt- 
\chard’s bid to win his first in- 
dividual seoring championship in 
the National Hockey League may 
have been dealt a damaging biow 
py an injury the Pocket Rocket re- 
ceived in an exhibition game last 
night. . . 
Richard crashed inte the boards 
joins brother Maurice on the in- 
| jared lst of the NHL leaders. 
Maurice was sidelined Nov. 14 
with a cut Achilles tendon. 
The younger Richard was taken 
to a hospital in — atter the 
Canucks played the Hull-Ottawa 
Junior Canadiens. It was not im- 
mediately 
scoring competition with 30 points, 
iM vil ‘lone more than teammate Jean 
at season's close, finished 12th.) ee, O American Tnternatiapal 55. 
The top teams with points On wash a Jeit. 70, Californie Pa ety 53! 
g \ |points, 
\. Gordie Howe of Detroit picked up Believeau. Dickie Moore, another 
Montreal forward, is third with 25 
points last week to move into 
a ‘fourth place deadlock with 
  
  
  
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yesterday — traffic ‘ ‘ 
Results: Layne — a time out; 
Rote — no penalty. 
Layne appeared on a drunk 
driving charge. The case was 
by dudge John D. 
atts. because Layne’s attorney 
was busy. with another case and 
unable to be present.   
  
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Rochester to a fine year in football, is still in the athletic picture 
with the Falcons. He will lead Rochester in tonight's game at Mil- 
ford. Coach Gene Konley goes over a few things with him. « 
Two Motor City Tourney 
Cage Teams Optimistic DETROIT W — Two teams on; Uchison, center Don Haase and 
the way back and two teams that! guard Mike Walsh improved 
hope this is their year to ride high) enough in Ebben's shadow last 
—that’s the lineup for the Motor! season to make up the differ- 
City basketball tournament in De-) ence this year. 
troit Dec. 27-28. Titans will have some rough 
before they swing into the   
Tech, the other twe teams in the | posing list of opponents—lIilinois, ‘lowly Senators 
Get {st Choice, Hear 
Chiti (271) 
Bears,   
  
  
Pick Infielder _Tigers Among 6 Clubs 
Electing Not to Draft 
at Winter. Meetings 
BIG LINEUP — Ciarkston has its eyes set on   gives the team BOSTON (INS) — A high. choot 
‘|football hero's yen for a colored Prep Grid : Star Turns 
Thiet for Sports Coat 
  His tater tives In Georgia with         
         
  
  
a few words of advice. The six 
mainstays of the team are Dick Lippert (3), 
Bill Noles (12), Leroy Parks (4), Jim Jenson (9), 
Jay Campbell (10) and Russ Sofferdine. - 
  
  
Kansas City chose catcher Harry 
from the Denver 
  
  = Detroit Hoping First Full Prep Hoop Slate Tonight eee game matching two teams which 
the first full schedule of basket- ‘Features on tonight's card are/@ disastrous year and the Lakers 
in- Rochester at Milford, Clarkston) 
at Ortonville, West Bloomfield at! 
\Clawson, Orchard Lake St. Mary) 
were|at hoihe agninat 3 Stanislaus and men from a team that won six and 
‘Holly’s game with Fenton. None 
of the group has played yet this 
season. 
* * 
That game at Milford could be-| 
come the top tussle of the night. dralt was. the Wayhe-Oakland league title this year even 
of the hectic big dcings at though the experts say Northville will walk away 
Gunsr-taague “Boning tweet} Kentiger gone Cece Cache ae 
Bi ewe eaten ia # me 
and a protest against addition- 
al major league: television into 
and the American Association. 
The. majors chosé two . more 
players this year than they did in 
1°56, when they paid out a total 
daw" oe 5 By CHUCK ABA 
Piteels ‘sa ines Faay song" tp the ‘cixtaln Sri tt hate aponaes, 
with two selections: Righthander 
Roger Osenbaugh from Sacramen-|ball action today as 15 games in- 
to in the PCly and outfielder Bob| volving 24 area teams get the 1957- 
sige tem Gettens & Ge FL ew — way. 
Scattering of games 
sfeistnieatices aes te played last wetk and many more; 
ectetticn + picked ts (Will get into the act Friday as bas- 
pogo Malkmms, was (ketball takes over the sports scene 
formerly the property of the \™e “€in- | -s werld champion Milwaukee | Today's. busy slate aatinly 
Braves. began with an afternoon game .|Rochester lost four starters from 
Hast year but the return of “Pea- j 
nuts"’ Montross and many capable, 
\ 
strong again. Milford is a Wayne-| 
Oakland title contender with such 
veterans as Pat Kelley, George 
Johnstone and Frank Redman. 
    the Cleveland yrorest the 
cine Gen odew: wh ae 
to Land Catcher   four-team Christmas week tour- ‘St. Norbert, Missouri, Kansas, 
anment, the pre-season outlook Notre Dame, Louisville and Ne- 
is brighter. Marquette has ® braska—before the Motor City|ton. 
group of sophomores that coach (tournament. 
Jack Nagle considers the. finest | 
in many years. 
The Warriors expect some soph- 
omore mistakes but they are hope-| 
ful - of -improving -on- their 10-35) 
record of 1956-57. Georgia Tech, 
counting on sophomore sensation 
Dave Denton to make his grades, Hyder 
his team 
“if. 
  Sede tacumas Denton 
look-; ing to oun te deck Mamma 
take up the scoring slack left by) . 
the departure of Ebben. __ 
Coach Bob Calihan fold a pre- 
tournament gathering in Detroit 
yesterday that forward Ralph   
wh apne cnr et cea ese 
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  Paces MSU Win “Jumping John Hits 30 
Points in 74-55 Defeat! 
for Butler ~         sa-® 
              EAST LANSING «®-—-The Michi- re ae the 
gan State 74-55 basketball victory STRIKES AND SPARES 
over Butler University last night By Joe Wilman- 
proved jumping John Green is not) tis a very tough spare~ 
only a great defensive operator but), 1 5419 I's called the “wash- i t scorer, also a grea out” because it resembles a, shell 
t Green could ‘jump side and on the extreme right cor-| 
ee oat te ner. It’s not a split because the) 
a kangaroo. nap there Bag dbemceyyr jon chk: 
: a a * las tough or tougher tha 
Green, a Junior trom Dayton eptits. : many 
half last — ding yout ball io the 1.podt 
were 
His: total for the game was itr 
points, far above his -high for tast 
year—23 pas ——_ Iowa. 7” 
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¥ 3 9 gutter ar | 0 ° Walker® 3 I$] Don’t forget that the 2-pin must 
aaegnen H itl Sonetk a o 0|be knocked back into the 4-pin 
Edwards 8 8 ® Gon bach Lm also, If you put your ball into the 
Miler = 9 $$ Son «—-2- 6 4/f2 pocket, the 2 should take care 
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Stoddard, Fairhaven, Mass, 1 Hope / t @m for 
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    Georgia Tech's John (Whack). 
{hurler hada 43- record at San. COLORADO. SPRINGS, 
“)Tom —— Sens aeeeigote. 
with all the inside pins knocked] 
down, aed ee Se ee 
      handed pitcher-outfielder from: 
in the American’ Associa- 
« & Tighe Trying to Trade 
Johnny Gray, 4 righthander who) for Sam White, Hegan) worked for Cleveland and San Di-) 
ego last year, was drafted by the or One of Nat Trio 
Philadelphia Phillies. The lanky 
'—Manager Jack Tishe of the De- 
itroit Tigers says he is in the 
‘market for a trade that would 
ibring Detroit a catcher. 
for St. Paal (1-1) | se | mang at 11) tase sobien, Tighe, whose club recently com- 
-@ 13-pleyer trade with Kar- 
Boston's Red Sox drafted 21-year sas City, said -he has talked to 
‘old righthanded relief pitcher Clar-iposton officials regarding Sammy 
ence Churn from Hollywood. |White and to Frank Lane of Cleve- 
The St. Louis Cardinals alsojiand regarding Jim Hegan. ‘ 
went for_ pitcher, selecting le ty, “We would Dike to have either > 
ene,” said Tighe, “So far the 
asking price has been too high.” 
. Tighe said he also talked with 
Washington concerning one of the 
Senators’ _ enchess. The Cabs: astied aie baseman) 
pueanie Taylor from Minneapolis: 
The 21-year-old Taylor batted .217 
last season at Dallas. 
  It is-understood the Red Sox 
'would like infielder Ray Boone in 
_ ye bout Pet return for White. Cleveland has   Clarkston hopes te pick up 
| where it left off as a local 
| with dependables LeRoy Parks, 
| Dick Lippert and Bill Notes lead- 
| img the way. Ortonville hopes to 
px scarlet arta lana 
a new coach, {   
West Bloomfield ig another’ gj 
\school trying to bounce back after 
should do it on the scoring of John, 
Lucadam and rugged Rolf Gord-| 
\hammer. Clawson has six letter-   
oston ‘Ace’ Wins Another. 
NEW YORK {INS)~-Uncefeated | 
middleweight Gene (Ace) Arm- 
strong (158) of Ejizebeth, N. J., 
scored his 13th straight victory. 
Monday night when he outpointed 
Reybon Stubbs (156) of Pittsburgh *¥ * a 
Orchard Lake is a strong threat 
to unseat St. Benedict in the Sub- 
urban Catholic led by veterans 
Moniuszko and Art Goisdzin- 
‘ski and hopes. to use tonight's 
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jendar. New Haven goes to Dryden, 
|Armada will be at Capac and Al-   
Win Over Army 
- ” Brings Lambert 
Award to Navy 
NEW YORK (INS) — Navy will] 
go to the Cotton Bow! as football 
‘champions of the East. . 
The squad which blanked 
Army, 14 to 6, Saturday has hm 
the 22nd annual Lambert 
emblematic of the Eastern oo x 
jor college football championship. |mont hosts 
jenmes Brown City in the) 
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Rounding -out--the slate willbe 
|South Lake at Romeo, Berkley at) 
|home against Dearborn Fordson,| 
|Farmington at Wayne, Vassar at) 
| Millington, Royal Oak Shrine at! 
Detroit Benedictine . and South 
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