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: * * *.* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954 —80 PAGES NE TRE ele TE ee . Je 112th YEAR
Oakland Is First
fo Approve Aid
to Handicapped One-Half Mill tp Mean
$450,000 for Children
Needing Extra Attention
By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE
By a vote of more than
three to one, Oaklanc Coun-
ty Monday’ became the first
county in the nation to en-
dorse a locally controlled
and financed éducational
program for children with
handicaps. °
The voters cast 11,340
votes in favor of raising
one-half mill per $1,000 as-
sessed valuation annually;
3,429 negative votes were
counted.
Wayne County has announced it
00? annually te educate nearly
not been getting an adequate edu-
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1)
Dondero Protests
Drafting of Dentist
out “ CUTIE ON BLACK BEAUTY—This little cutie,
| Roberts, 2, of 558 Baldwin Ave., tries
Beauty,” a rocking horse donated to
Pontiac General Hospital by Dr. Leonard Blackwell.
soothing Young. Nerves for Operation
“ Pentiac Press Phote
Dr. Blackwell, chatting With Anna, thought it would
soothe the nerves of children waiting surgery. From
the looks of Anna, it does.
Quiz Guzman
in Guatemala Army Officers Demand
Nation’s President Tell
Extent of Red Influence
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras ® —
Eighty army officers have handed
a. questionnaire to Guatemalan
President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
about Communist influences in that
country, and demanded a satisfac-
tory answer by the end of the
week.
This was reported today in pri-
vate advices from the Guatemalan
capital.
anteed not te molest any Guate-
malans, .
Bit the later information from
the Guatemalan capital received
here said Arbenz had until the
end of the week to answer. The
questions were handed to him yes-
ie wr
If the army should oust Arbenz,
he présumably would try to go to
Belize, British Honduras, where he
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With [ke iri” WaSHiINngGtOn iim tere vee WASHINGTON (INS)—The White House announced today that
British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and Foreign Minister
Anthony_ Eden will visit President
weekend of June 25. Eisenhower in Washington on the
At the State Department, an official said he believes the
chiefs of state will “re-examine the whole situation” beth in Europe
and Asia.
It was understood the emphasis will be on an examination of
possible alternatives to the European Defense Treaty under which
Western Germany would be re-armed as a contribution to collective
security. }
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles has warned repeatedly that
time is running out on the French and Italjans who so far have refused
te ratify the EDC Treaty signed more than two years ago.
News Secretary
Eden to visit
} Presidential
for Churchill and
“some weeks” ago. Jarnes C. Hagerty said the invitation
the United States was extended Carr Admits
“I don’t think at this time
in loyalty investigations. Army Not Coddling Reds,
at Hearings WASHINGTON (AP)—Francis P. Carr testified today
the Army is coddling Com-
munists.” But he said he thinks Secretary Stevens and
Army Counselor John G. Adams “went.to great lengths
to prevent exposure” of persons who cleared Communists
Carr, staff director for Sen. McCarthy’s Investigations
subcommittee, made the statgments in an exchange with
Divorcee Killed
in Love Triangle Jealous Suitor Admits
Slashing Mother of 5
With Razor
A mother of five children was
slashed to death at 12:15 a.m. to-
day and a suspect was arrested
by Pontiac Police three hours
later.
The victim was Mrs. Laura Mar-
shall, 37, of 58 Chapman St, a
ghee who is the mother of
four sons and a daughter ranging
in age from 10 to 19.
Thursday, police éaid. He is sthed-
uled to make a statement later
Army Counsel Joseph N. Welch in the 34th day of the
. ’McCarthy-Army hearings.
Carr. had agreed with
Welch that McCarthy’s pro-
posal to call Army loyalty
board members before him
was one of the main factors
in bringing on the “col-
lision” between Army offi-
cials and the senator.
Welch suggested there is a grave
legal issue as to whether the Mc-
Carthy subcommittee could re-
quire testimony from Army loyalty
board members about cases they
had handled. He said “honestly
(Continued on Page 2; Col. 2)
In Today’s Press
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Open every night ‘til 8 o'clock are forecast for the Pontiac
A high of 90 to 94 degrees June Overheated Already,
but Heat, Humidity to Stay Three more days of sweltering heat and high humidity
area.
is expected Wednesday. The
mercury may reach 90 again Thursday.
The, U. 8. Weather Bureau sees little relief in sight
before the weekend. Thundershowers Wednesday may -
mal
Board to Probe
Handling of Fire Birmingham Firemen
Criticized in Blaze That
Killed Mother, 2 Sons
So EZE> EERS
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Michigan Senators Vote
to Defeat Monroney Bill
1
the amendment while the Senate's
35 Democrats voted for it. »
Palace Open to Visitors
TOKYO W — Japan's imperial
palace was opened to sightseers
today for the first time on a daily
basis. drop temperatures briefly,
but they are expected to
climb back rapidly.
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Water pumpage in Pontiac has
Child From Track OMAHA @®—‘T saw him stand-
bell. The child just stood there. I
knew there was just one thing to
And so fireman Otto Gibson of
Falls City, Neb., dropped from the
cab and scrambled to the footboard
as fe
GENEVA (AP) — The
16 countries which fought
under the United Nations
flag in Korea issued a
joint declaration today de-
claring the Korean peace
talks were being broken
off. Sch ool Trustees Se ce SR
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DR. WALTER GODSELL Pontiac Voters Pass School Tax Program OK Special E ducation Help Elect Mrs. King,
W. L. Godsell
to BoardPosts levy Wins by 2,570
to 1,943; Handicapped
Project Approved
Pontiac School District
voters Monday approved a
10-year school tax
by a vote of 2,570 to 1,943.
Mrs. Harry E. King was
re-elected to the Board of
Education, and Dr. Walter
L. Godsell was named to the
Board for the first time
from a field of seven candi-
dates. The vote for Mrs.
King was 2,191 and for Dr.
Godsell 1,498.
Electors also gave approv-
al by a wide margin to a
county-wide project for edu-
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Pontiac School
Vote
SCHOOL BOARD
Mrs. B. .. 2,191
Dr. W 1 Godel mr
CITY SCHOOL TAX
Yes 2,570 No 1,943
HANDICAPPED PROJECT
To Join the Project
Yes 3,216 No 1,314
Half Mill Tax
Yes 3,031 No 1,489
Arrest Cuban Party Chief
HAVANA @®—Cuba's military in-
telligence service announced last
night the arrest of former Sen.
Juan Marinello, president of the
Popular Socialist party of Ciba, on
charges of antidemocratic ac-
tivities.
King Will Visit Syria
DAMASCUS, Syria #—Informed
sources said today King Saud of
Saudi Arabia has accepted Presi-
dent Hashem Attassi's invitation
to visit Syria.
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limit from 1955 until 1957 and 8.75
mills over the limit from 1958 until
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‘in connection with F Boys’ Club Hono
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Two Re-elected to Board
From Our Birmingham Bureau /
bond issue to pay for a new junior |
high school and a 1%room addi-
tion to Birmingham High School |
was approved by an unofficial |
147-15 vote in yesterday's school |
election. ;
In & second proposal, voters
agreed to divert millage from the |
1950 bond issue to the new tesue |
to finance the building program |
at no increase in tax rate.
Re-elected te fill twe vacan-
cles ef four-year terms on the
Beard of Education were ‘Yylie
Sauerbrun. Groves has served —
on the beard
Sauerbrua
The votes will
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Votes in Bloomfield Hills tallied | (Continued From Page One) Children’s Theater wilt end
activities until fall with a swim-
ming party and picnic tomorrow
at Orchard Lake. Swimming will
start at 10 a.m., with hunch
scheduled for noon,
Following that, the group will
read ‘Space Happy,”’ an original
play by Mrs. Walter Patton, a
member. Try-outs will be held at
that time. The play is the first in
a series of three scheduled for the |
group's fall season.
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Congregational
at Circle TII of the
Church will meet at 8 tonight
Army Not Coddling Reds, Carr Admits
McCarthy said it was important,
when the bearings are over, that |
some way be worked out with the
administration so his subcommittee
the sale|can get the names of persons he
School and prop- | said were guilty of acts of treason
Franklin and Telegraph | in fighting the war in Korea.
three-acre parce! is no |
considered adequate for 4 | Every “blackout ortier,"’ whether
by the Truman administration or
any other, must be cancelled, Mc-
Carthy said.
«The American people, McCayghy
said, are entitied to the inf ,
tion,
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Carr, in the witness chair for
the second day, stuck to his con-
tention that Stevens and Adams
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committee 11 months ago ‘
you would be smeared completely
| if you had any success’’ in rooting
out Communists.
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Carr said he had received such
a warning, agreeing that McCarthy
had said this would be one of the
“penalties”
The witness also agreed. with
gation of alleged Communists was
| halted to hear the current charges
,and counter charges.
McCarthy said the Communists
were using as ‘unknowing mega-
phones, men who don't realize
what they are doing.”
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Three Youths Await
Arraignment in Court
Three Pontiac youths, all
charged with reckless driving, are
awaiting arraignment in Munici-
pal Court today, according to Pon-
; tiac Police
They are Norman E. Genez. 18
of 969 Lakeview Ave. Richard C
Poling, 18, of 1068 Lakeview, and
Thomas E. Walton of 13% S. Jo
sephine Ave. They were arrested.
wa Pehee said. racing at-high speeds.
on West Huron street.
A variety of the African elephant
species is small — ahout half the
size of larger types at full growth Charges Name
Dead Politician Former Gov. Hoffman
of Jersey Accused of
Misconduct
TRENTON,.N. J. un — Sixteen
charges of misconduct, including
a false bank deposit of $300,000 in
state funds, were made today
against former Gov. Harold G.
Hoffman, who died 11 days ago.
Democratic Gov, Robert B. Mey-
| ner announced the charges at @
| specia! press conference today on
| the heels of q disclosure by Hoff- ; the Royal Oak residence of Mrs.| man's daughter that her father
had admitted embezzling $300,000
| to finance his political campaigns
;and to pay off a blackmailing
state official.
| Hoffman, a Republican, who
served as governor of New Jersey
| from 1935 to 1938, was under sus-
| pension as director of the state's
Division of Employment Security
at the time of his death. The divi-
. | sion had handled A billion dollars
in unemployment funds since Hoff-
man took over the post some 15
| years ago. ;
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The charges covered many of
Hoffman's activities as employ-
security director, Meyner
told newsmen Hoffman falsely
certified to the state treasurer in
1951 and 1952 that $300,000 in state
disability fund money was on de-
posit at the South Amboy Trust
Co., which Hoffman headed.
A total of $1,200,000 in state
funds was listed as deposited in
The name of the man who re-
signed was not disclosed. Richman
said he was reported to be ill.
Hoffman died of q heart attack
in New York June 4 at the age
of 38 .
School Tax Program
Passes by 627 Votes (Continued From Page One) |
tax rate at roughly 18.4
the next 10 years, not counting
county's half-mill tax.
Pontiac Public Schools can start in
1955-56 to wipe out the $725,000
deficit they face in next year's
budget.
It means at least $9,000,000
mentary classreome, a new 48-
room high scheol, 48 junior high
classrooms and 10 multi-perpese
roonis,
It means several million dollars
“te make up the deficits in the
school system's day-to-day running
costs.
Glenn H. Griffin, school board
president, said the board was ‘‘ex-
tremely pleased” that the tax in-
crease passed.
“A majority of our voters as-
sured the children of our commu-
nity better facilities and continua-
tion of a fine curriculum,”’ Griffin
State Farmers Younger
LANSING (UP) — A Michigan
State College bulletin says that in
1.1950 the average age of the state's |
farmers was 49.9, compared to 50.7
‘in 1940. In 1950, 37 per cent of
Michigan farmers were under 45;
| the comparable figure in 1940 was
| 31 per cent worth of new schoole—100 ele. |
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954
Police Chief Presented
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ee Le ee Flint Attacked at Moat hy a Ke at e8, Be de : With Watch at Meeting Bla
- | BERKLEY — Police Chief Frank at Subway ze
bj Red Cross Irons was presented a watch bY! jw vorK u—Panie developed Mayor Harvey Van Buhler at Mon-/ 4.) when fire broke out in a
: . .. |day night’s City Commission meet- subway train near the 86th Streets
Harriman Blisters City ing in honor of Irons’ 30 years of station of the Lexington Avenue
Not ; ied |service with the city. ae
for Returning Aid Irons, who is a candidate for| <Acrig smoke, apparently from A.
to Tornado Victims | cakiand County. sheriff, was the |short circuit, poured through
youngest police chief in the county|cars and early reports said about
LOS ANGELES (UP) — E, Ro-|when he took over in 1501, ene} penpons ware injered er faote
land Harriman, chairman of the|year after Berkley was incorpo-) Ul.
soe ae Can cet =| ong oe ON SE attac cities whi t na- ‘ climbed to an emergency exit,
tionwide disaster aid but don't 1,000 Due at Boys State only to find themselves momen-
pay it back. EAST LANSING — The Ameri- | tarily trapped by a sidewalk grat-
b As examples he cited the tor-|can Legion announced today that | ing. , —
nado - stricken cities of FTint,
Waco, Tex., and Worcesjer, Mass.
Such communities “can scarce-
ly expect im the future to be
recipients of nationwide gener-
esity,” he sald.
Harriman, addressing the open-
ing plenary session of the American |
Red Cross’. National Convention
Monday night, recalled the tor-
nado thet hit Flint last ‘June.
| “Red Cross immediately moved
in to meet the needs of the suf-
ferers,” he said. “We near- 4
ly $600,000 contributed all the r 5
country. Meanwhile, % committee ;
in Flint solicited funds and received -
over $900,000. é <
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over to Cross to'meet needs.” 4 7 “On the contrary,” he contins- Noroon diage for
ed, “after Red Cross finished tts z .
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the bond at a dinner meeting in Elks Temple, 114 Orchard Lake Ave.,| wast tery hed received fem a es tomorrow evening at 6:30. Red Cross — irrespective of | every year
an = hee whether they could bave taken + Keone 14 ~
* tiac, and a brother, Eugene Bart-| care of thednseives from then on ; occupy
Pontiac Deaths ict in Canad. Sueriget a sin bots papa Ge ngsbar ovo-peeet cate apne Br |_ Funeral service will be held) ii.iman explained that the Red the room. If one or more children under 14 occupy @ room
9 | Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from the ¢, in order te serve the mest with only one parent, the one-person rate applies for the
Rev. Lawrence Dickens of Stone | People. disttibutes funds, on we Aes OR ;
Brag a pe ge gran —_— plore loge ages ‘funds collected by the federated fe Kone & Smeeiney woter 84 enrapy 0 room weet
his residence. ei distributed- on the basis of loss family—the one-person rate applies for the secong room.
Born at Dexter, Mo. July 17.| Maurice H. Inman to many people who already had
1892 te Was the son of Francis - received Red Cross aid, he said. :
M. and Della Fields Crews. He} Maurice H. Inman, 70, of 694| He said the Red Cross, after Bring the family for weekend of fun
— SS Fee Oe viet Ave. died in St gender pepedboo | oad patra . ef the Detro® Statler!
from Dudley, Mo. and was | . wae a. area, started a special fund-raising
employed at Pontiac Motor Di-| Mercy Hospital at 8:45 p.m. after | campaign of its own in Flint, but , vision. being hospitalized five hours. was told that the federated fund ¥
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.| Born in Romeo March 18, 1884, | ganization there would raise the SPECIAL STATLER FEATURES FOR TRAVELING FAMILIES
Ellis Whittington of Pontia® two|he was the son of Jason and | funds itself. The Red Cross called : re < . aad
grandchildren and one great-grand-| Martha Shaw Igman. He married | Off its fund campaign. - © Children’s menus, ¢ Children's pletes and silver
child. Mary C. Frank @ years agp. Harriman said the Red Cross *® Balloons for the youngsters efter meals * Formules prepared
Also surviving are three broth-| Mr. Inman had spent most of | chapter in Flint was actually in . © Reliable beby sitters * High chairs end cribs
ers and seven sisters, W. M.,| his life in and around Pontiac | Violation of National Red Cross © A basket of fresh frult in every room occupied by children
George W., Floyd M., Mrs. Clar-| and was a former sales represen- | policy. Where there is a Red Cross “ih
ence Exell, Mrs. W. M. Lenger, Mrs. | tative for August Johnson Realty. agreement with a federated fund every room
Harry Trim, Mrs. R. A. Kelchner | He was retired, group, Harriman said, there is
and Mrs. James Ewer of Pontiac,| Mr, Inman was a member of | supposed to be a stipulation that | aeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Mrs. Weaver Kirby of Bakers- podbteeyrrn oe ~dbpeoyhgile me the Red Cross chapter itself will ‘
field, Calif. and Mrs. James Har-| Besides his widow he is conduct a special campaign when
grave, St. Louis, Mo by four sons and a daughter, Cari | it is necessary.
Funeral will be held Thursday at|of Lake City, Jason, Harry and HOTEL
Funeral Home. The Rev. Quentin| D. C. Inman of Pontiac. _ .
Williams of Emmanuel Baptist| Also surviving is a sister, Mrs.| TAIPEH, Formosa @—Premier Detrett: Facing Grend Circus Perk
Church will officiate and burial | Myrtle Ballard of Lapeer. O. K. Yui told thie legislative Yuan Tel.—WOedwerd 3-6000
will be in Perry Mount Park Ceme-| Funeral will be Titursday at 1:30/today that all cabinet ministers
tery. oe Oe re ke will have to give up private busi-
2 Home. Burial be in_the |ness if they want to remain in
Armand E. Hagen t, Lakeville Cemetery, _ the government. e
Armand H. Hagen, 4,.0f @1N.| © =” >
ronal eld ge bogel
Born at Harrison Jan. 14, 1890, J. he was the son of Anders and ‘
Sarah Ellingson Hagen. He mar- Va
ried Ethel Bergland Feb. 20, 1913,
in Chicago and came to Pontiac e
about three years ago. He was
last employed as accountant at
2 p.m. from the Congregational
h. The Rev. Ralph Claggett.
his ‘pastor, will officiate and burial
will follow in Evergreen Ceme-
tery.
Mrs. James Humphrey
General Hospital at 1:45 p.m. Mon-
day.
Born in Ontario May 12, 1878.
Besides her husband she is sur-
vived by two sons and a daughter,
Mrs, Mary Valentine and Miss;
Margaret Tavander both of De-
troit, and Arthur Tavander of Pon-
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Everybody
Yet I can report some
way in several months now. Equilibrium
good news. Nobody has talked about the high-
fellow has finished painting his
home. I have spread much fer- Life goes on.
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The good news around here,
longer, The
misses think, is that people now feel ab-
solute pefmanence is too much to
ask in this or any time. No one
is bitter or hysterical about it any
of permanence
must be in us ‘and not in our house.
~ | It it hits us we'll move and ‘be-
felt that.a good clean
death—like having the highway we said on the porch last
night, if it creases us we might
just live beside the highway and -
tilizer and top soil on our lawn. |
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TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954
British Business (ood
Because the way British business goes
is important to us, latest news from the
United Kingdom is encouraging.
These reports indicate a stepped-up
tempo as a result of higher earnings,
firmer currency, more private enterprise
and better living conditions. While
there are some dark spots, U. S. News &
World Report says the genera! outlook
for Britons is the brightest in 15 years.
. & * *
The British pound is stronger
in world trade than at any time
since 1949. Also important is the
increase to about three billions
in Britain's gold and ddllar re-
serves. Industrial production, six
or seven per cent above last year
and a third higher than in 1948,
is still rising.
The July 3 end of food rationing will
bring further expansion of private trad-
ing. After that date merchants will deal
compétitively in meat much as they are
doing now with fats and cheese, just
freed of government control.
Other signs of the times in-
clude booming sales of television
sets and more new automobiles
for sale on the home market.
Exports to the U. S. and Canada,
down slightly last Winter, have
picked up again.
* * *
Britain's housing industry is flour;
ishing. More new homes were built
during March than in any other month
since the end of the war. Installment
buying of homes is being encouraged
with down payments as low as five per
cent.
The new politico-economic cli-
mate created by the Conservative
government, friendlier than Labor
to private enterprise, undoubtedly
has been an important factor in
Britain’s brighter isin
Ike’s Farm Plan Rebuf fed
If Secretary of Agriculture BENSON
has his way, a move to extend 90 per
cent of parity farm price supports
through 1955 will run smack into a
Presidential veto.
This became known after the
House Committee on Agriculture
turned thumbs down on Presi-
dent E1rsennower’s program for
flexible price supports on six
basic farm commodities. In so
doing the committee voted 21 to 8
for continuation of the rigid 90
per cent rate.
* * *
About the same time the committee
was proving by its vote that this is an
election year, Sen. FERGUSON came out
in support of more flexibility in the
farm program. In backing the Presi-
dent's position, the chairman of the
Senate Republican Policy Committee
cited a pertinent fact.
While the six basic crops —
wheat, cotton, corn, tobacco, pea-
“nuts and rice — have been getting
the headlines, he said, they ac-
count for only 2% per cent of the
cash income of farmers. Michigan
_farmers get only 10 per cent of _
their income from the basics. In
only 12 states, Sen. Fergusen
added, do farmers get 10 per cent
or more of their income from
these crops.
* x *
The committee's action isn’t final as
the issue must be voted on by both
House and Senate. But it appears to
have doomed any hope of a compromise.
In fact, a Democratic plan for per-
manent 90 per cent supports was de-
feated by only one vote.
If both Houses act on the committee's
recommendation, they'll do so in the
face of a demonstrable fact pointed to
by Michigan's senior Senator. The evi-
dence all shows, he said, that both the
ether piaces in the United ee
commodities which have been supported
at 90 per cent of parity.
New Balkan Alliance
An encouraging development for the
West is the way in which Greek-Turkish-
Yugoslav co-operation is becoming a
firm military alliance.
Both Greece and Turkey al-
ready are members of NATO.
Thus a major segment of a defen-
sive wal! against Communism in
Europe is being completed.
* * *
When and if Western Germany be-
comes a member of the alliance, through
EDC or otherwise, the chain of free
Nations indeed will be impressive. It
will extend from Norway to the Black
Sea with only Sweden, Switzerland and
Austria outside the fold.
Turkey has heen most helpful
in moulding this new alliance.
While in New York recently
Turkish Premier Menderes voiced
the hope that Italy could be
brought into the pact. This he be-_
lieves would end Italo-Yugoslay
friction and substitute for it the
co-operation of these two Adriatic
neighbors.
* * *
The free and helpful association of
these Nations should make a powerful
impression on the nearby Russian satel-
lites - Albania, Bulgaria, Romania
and Hungary. The people of those coun-
tries can’t fail to notice the difference
between life in a police state and in a
free society.
MANY a person doesn't start saving
for a rainy day until it begins to thun-
der.
The Man About Town
Abundant Beauty
Floral Display Now at Its
Best; the Roses Are Tops
Daffynition
Peopie whose feet are killing them
Ja\ walkers
In this gorgeous flower parade. the roses are
hist coming into their best of the season. The
display reported to date is that of
Mrs. LeRoy Fenton
of Rochester, who has a bush of
Beauties with nearly one thousand blossoms,
some of which measure six inches across. This
column's peony marathon is getting interesting,
as now comes
Mrs. Russell Matthews
of Auburn Heights, who has a clump with 14
blossoms and buds. The snow balls are not to
be found lacking, as
Mrs. Harold Malcolmson
of Keego Harbor reports some blossoms as larger
as a basketball And in connection with any item
about the beautiful outdoors-at this season in
this area. nothing can be more eve appealing than
the grounds at the Oakland County Tuberculosis
Sanatonum treest
Amencan
My traveling scout, just back from a
750-mile weekend swing through Northern
Michigan, says everything is beautiful
there, but all that it has above our own
Oakland County is the blending of the
other greens with those of the pines.
“Nothing would be a better stimulant to the
Detroit Tigers’ says that old baseball fan,
Harvey Middiecton,
‘than for us to give them a rousing home recep
ton following that disastrous eastern trip- and
we will do just that °
None of this ready made paraphernalia goes for
Dr. Jack W. Bet,
of Pontiac Troop 244 of the Boy
and his boys Selected to do an Indian
pageant at {he camporre pow wow at Camp
Agawam next Saturday evening, they went to a
turkey farm and plucked the required feathe:-
ind dyed them in colors needed for the ceremony Scoutmaster
Scouts
to the anger shown by
“Southern Hospitality Phooey,” In rep!)
a letter signed only by
“Pontiac Resident”
sa\s that he was extended every courtesy) on a ~
tp to and from Florida, ‘‘because we observed
the speed limits—which are plainly marked
Visiting relatives in Pontiac and Birmingham,
Miss Bonny Cirobestein
writes that the hills and lakes of Oaktand
(ounts remind her of her heme country of
Switzerland, except that the tops of otir his
-@re-—net-covered wilh snow tue sumer
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sending —word from hte centiese ot Norte: Government and the farmers have got-
‘ten into serious difficulties only on the
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That Has a F amiliar Ring
Voice of the People
Other Countries’ Laws Shouldn't Be Used
as Examples for Michigan’s Rulings Letters will be condensed when neces
sary because of jack of space Pull name
addre and telephone number of the
wrife? asf accon.pany iet s bul there
n be published If the writer so
ques! snies he jetter is critical in
nal LZ
In revard ta A NW stion 5 let.
ter which appeared June 9 T do
not think anvene living in’ this
country should suggest we use Ca
nadian laws
I think had they lived in Canada
they would have had to pay I
dont believe they condone non
payment of debts there. No other
country can be held up as an ex-
ample to us| Dont you agree?
Mrs, C. C. Marnack Sr.
76 Henderson
Schools Can Economize:
Teach Only the Three R's
| read last week where after
27 vears of fond cheams, we are
Just A Smile
Record Jump
“A cold bath every morning is
the thing to make you really ath-
letic
“I know, I broke my high jump
record the first time 1 stepped
into one.” What I am
wondering is if we'll have to dream
years before we get to have a city ball
another 27
the water softener that was prom-
ised us about 10 years ago when
our water rate was raised
dow we were to have voted
Monday for more money for the
schools. All they talk about is
over crowding and finances.
There are 30 or 40 teachers hired
every year at a great expense
that don't help our children one
bit. Cooking, sewing, manual
training, gym. ete. 1 took it in
school and so did my children
at absolutely no benefit. They
can get all that outside of school
and if these reoms were used
for class rooms for studies that
they need there would be plenty
of rooms.
Now gripe. Where are
the shoppers supposed to rest wile one more
up town shopping? Go sit In a
parking lot until they can go a
little while longer, or go home be-
fore finished? That's what some
are doing as there isn't a chair in
a store in Pontiac on a main floor
for shoppers comfort. There could
be benches put on the sidewalks
during the summer, same as they
do all througn the South. I think the merchants would find business
pick up.
AJdS.
Freedom in Europe, U. S.
Signified by Two Patriots
Bonnivard of Chil-
lon, Geneva, personifies freedom
to Europeans One or two years
after the publication of her book,
“Unele Tom's Cabin.’ Harriet
Flizabeth Beecher Stowe visited
the castle of Chillon.
When anyone speaks of freedom
in Europe remember Bonnivard
When an American uses the hon-
orable name of Patrick Henry re-
member December 7, 1941
Tomas Wattera Francois de
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
And whiles I was speaking and
praying, and confessing my sin
and the sin of my people Israel
and presenting my supplication
before the Lord my (ied for the
holy mountain of my God.—Dan-
tel 9:20.
* . *
Prayer is not artful monologue
Of voice uplifted from the sod;
It is Love's tender dialogue
Between the soul and God.
—Moreland.
Case Records of a Psychologist
Young People Should Learn Background
of Prospective Mates Before Marriage
Halloween isn't the only
time when peopie.put on a
false face. Jean tricked her
fiance. by that method, but
now he is seeing her real
personality. He asked me to
use this case today in the hope
that Jean will read about her-
self und save their romance.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
2) Jean M. aged 20
is engaged [0 be married
But. Dr think
isnt the same girl to) whem I
proposed her france mformed me
dubrously ~
Oh |
mip et Case I.
Crane, I she
lean But since
was) announced
very’ careless in still love
vazement
she has become
her grooming
“Bor instance, Um sure she
doesn't bathe as frequently as
before, because new LT notice
‘BO! when | take her to a
movie. This was never true of
Jean while LT was first courting
her.
And now dingy slip
showing through her sheer
Why. even her complexion
looks grimy and unwashed
Furthermore, her teeth arent
as they used to be, so
I beheve she is shighting her tooth-
brush
It worries me a lot for IT could
never spend my life with an untidy I can see
straps
hlouse
sur
as white
‘ Ter nai ntratd-she‘<- ———
Michigan
Henry Morehouse
sa\s the mosquifoes are so bad up there that he
vay return home. He's near Petoskey
Pontiac merchants teli me that the
demand for the more abbreviated
bathing suits increases with the
temperature.
Requests recently received for information as
to the location of
“Polly Wog Corners,”
aused the writer to hunt his history. and he find.
that it was a stage stop near Flint on the old
Saginaw Indian Trail, now the Dixie tighway.
——oooes
Verbal Orchids to—
Mrs. Julia FE. Batts
of Rochester, ninety-sixth birthday. Aunt Ret
They say Jane mothers her
husband, but that can mean a lot
o' things. Actin’ like a mother
includes correctin' and = scoldin'
right before company.
( housekeeper and neglect her chil-
dren
“Don't all men dream of a
aweet, dainty wife to hold in
their arms? [| hope you don't
think Il am being unfair to Jean,
for I love her so much this
indecision is driving me craty.
But marriage is a serious step,
and I wonder what has happened
to Jean.”
Jean as like other _—_—_~ — many lazy
! women who put up an attractive
sales ‘front’. at least till they
get their sweetheart s name on the
dotted ‘line
Then they revert to type. And
if that type’ is a slovenly, untidy
personality, the new husband is
unhappily surprised
So girls, as well as boys should
be doubly on guard during court-
ship. It is only natural that we
put our best foot forward at that
dune. And don't grow angry if some
of them fail to compliment your
prospective mate 100 per cent.
Maybe they are wrong in their
estimate, but maybe they are right.
Use the Rating Scales mentioned
below as a social yardstick for
rating your date.
Find out about her background
Did she attend church faithfully
before you met her? How did she
get along in school subjects?
She will be the mother of your
future children when you marry
her, so you now cast the proxy
Votes of your unborn sons and
daughters. Will she make the
kind of mother those children
would vote for?
Marriage is ‘a lifelong partner-
ship, requiring brains as wel] as
love, so send for my ‘Tests for
Sweethearts,”’ enclosing a stamped
return envelope, plus a dime.
¢ peop ent Hopkins Syndicate Inc } Reds Grin Over France; °
U. S. Only a
By DAVID LAWRENCE
WASHINGTON—When a French
cabinet fails in the midst of a
serious internationa] situation,
there is a tendency in this country
to assume that the whole govern-
ment has collapsed and that all
the machinery is paralyzed.
Actually, the change in the cab-
inet rarely affects the conduct of
foreign policy. Thus, while there
have been 17 cabinets in Paris
since the close of World War II,
there have been only two foreign
ministers — Robert Schuman and
3 , the present in-
Edgar Faure, who is
tioned, might take more direct
steps to wind up the Indochina
War.
The American government wise-
ly refrains from expressing itself
on any such questions as person-
alities but is nevertheless much
concerned about the kind of policy
which a new French cabinet might
authorize.
For all practical purposes, ne-
held up until the French envoy
there can get specific instructions.
to
liquidate the Indochina War, it can
do so through a surrender at Gen-
eva. But, despite all the talk about
“pulling out of Indochina,”’ none
of the leaders in the French pariia-
ment has come forth with a for-
mula for doing it that will not be
worse than a continuance of the
present stalemate.
If general elections throughout
France now are compelled, it could
be that those deputies responsible
for attempting to liquidate the
Indochina War may find an
aroused populace ready to punish
them for their abdication of re-
sponsibility.
Sooner or later, co lincelaee=ang
France in Indochina, there was
no concrete request from the
French government for Ameri-
can military intervention.
The reason, of course, was that.
if America had been asked to inter-
vene, the Washington government
would have insisted on cooperation
by other allies, then this would
have meant an internationalized
war.
Such a development might have
tied the hands of a French cabinet
in negotiating a compromise in
Geneva.
So while the American public
has been hearing a lot of discus-
sion about possible military inter-
vention. actually it has all been
on a hvpothetical basis. Mean-
while. the military situation in
Indochina has deteriorated to the
point where American aid could
hardly accomplish now what might
have been done several weeks ago.
This is a vivid illustration of
the effects of a vacillating policy
on the part of the allies while
the cabinet of a principal ally
strives to keep going in the hope
that the enemy will make con-
cessions,
All the Communists have had to
do, however, was to sit tight and
let the military operations in Indo-
china go on and the disintegration
inside the French parliament run
its course, There could hardly be
any loss to the Moscow strategists.
The world is witnessing the dan-
gerous consequences of allied dis-
unity. The American government
is an interested but helpless by-
stander. For American public
opinion would not sanction military
intervention in Indochina except on
an allied basis, and the French Bystander
have never been ready formally
to“ask for it.
This hastens the day of a show-
down which, if it comes too late,
may make it impossible to stop
the sweep of Communist imperial-
ism throughout Asia. Or it may
prove to be the forerunner of
World War III, just as vacillation
over Nazi acts of aggression from
1933 to 1939 finally forced the issue
into war,
(Copyright 1954)
Baering Down
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
Internetional News Service
After seeing 'em luxuriously pro-
filed we decided Senators and
switch engines ‘took best head on.
Under the present law of im-
migration and infiltration no Con-
gressman can threaten to send
a Senator overseas.
By a vote of some to any the
Supreme Court upheld the dignity
of the memorandum.
The Army - McCarthy series
broke al] records for dragging
in willing witnesses
Can't understand the hassle at
Fort Dix. It's nothing unusual for
a trainee to jump the tracks.
If Fifty-Second Street is the
thirty-eighth parallel of the
Schine case it could have been
settled by one M. P.
Us newspapermen would like to
have the upstate circulation of
classified information to unauthor-
ized persons. Wed need two more
presses.
There should be more rehears-
als of televised investigations. At
one time both sides were dens ing
the same charges
We're trying to figure if tne
trial developed any presidental
plank.
Sc many encorachments upon
selective departments were
claimed that it evolved this equa-
on, ‘Is it unethical to look over
the other man’s shoulder when
he's kissing your wife?”
The indisputable fact remains
that one Senator at a microphone
is a majority
From Our Files
15 Years Ago
TENSION MOUNTS as Japanese
continue blockade of British at
Tientsin concessions; may be fore-
runner to war, is claim.
MUNITIONS BLASTS in New
Jersey called the work of German
saboteurs; mixed claims commis-
sion holds Reich responsible.
. 2% Years Ago
IN SURPRISE “Battle of the
Century,” Max Baer, outweighed
by more than 50 pounds, wins title
from Primo Carnera.
ANNA ROOSEVELT DALL,
daughter of FDR, files suit for
divorce from husband Curtis: they
have three children.
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
How much have I remembered
you? ... As much as night and
day . . . Not any thoughtful mo-
ment have... You ever been
away ... From sunlight ~ until
moonlight and... From darkness
to the dawn .. . Your image and
my love for you. . . Have afways
lingered on . At home and on
the city street . . . Throughout the
countryside . . . My lonely soul has
searched for you... And. oh, my
heart has cried! . . . 1 have not
slept without a dream . . . In which
you have appeared .. . And in mv
every memory ... Your name is
twice endeared . . . What more
could I have done, dear one. ,.
To show my feeling true? ...
What more is there in life, my
love . . . That I can offer you?
(Copyright 1954)
Followers Praise Brady's Policies;
Doctor Cites His Father's Pathetic Case
By WILLIAM BRADY, ™.D.
First my ear, writes a Massa-
chusettgs reader. Went to a spe-
cialist and thought it would never
bother me again, but it did. Then
But after the jake prtectre week Or So if ESS and has
he off then what dees err SEE PpeeErred=——— —
°
eee me (The reader doesn't say, but Are we neat and tidy by habit?
Or do we use an excessive amount
of slang? Does a girl refrain from
cigarettes or liquor to impress her
boy friend, but then revert to them
after she has him ‘‘hooked’’?
‘ Is she jealous and uncoopera-
tive? Inclined to self pity? Did
she attend church just during
courtship to win her religious boy
friend, but now: sleeps on Sunday
morning after the wedding has tak-
en place?
You yéung people need fo ' ‘case”
your prospective mate more thor-
eughly than.a bank robber ‘cases’
the bank he plans to loot.
Don't let your emotional intoxi-
cation make you confuse your
own romantic ‘feelings’ with the
grim facts, So ask your friends
and relatives for their opinions, Then, continues the reader. I fol-
lowed your advice, found a doctor .
in Keene, N. H., who is skilled
in the ambulant treatment of piles.
and in three visits to his office
at weekly intervals for virtually
painless injections and by adopting
the routine hygiene recommended
in your pamphlet I got rid of piles
—no further trouble in more than
two years. ‘
(The routine hygiene te which
the reader refers is deacribed
ip the pamphiet You Need Not
4
dl
i Have Piles, available on written
request if you provide stamped,
self-addressed envelope).
I am glad you took up Medicine,
the Massachusetts reader adds.
_-- weed —your--ear--drops--and--an-—a— instead of being a blecksmith like _
your father.
ht the same mail with the tetter
from Massachusetts came one from
a midwestern minister who writes
to express gratitude .. . wonderful
tone of love and concern for others
which is characteristic . , . often
wondered about your Christian
background—your church relation-
ship — God bless you and keep
you
thing else. Man, I wish a thou.
sand other critics could wear
your glasses for a while
My father was a blacksmith un-
tit he sustained multiple frac-
tures and was laid up a long time.
when I was about 5 or 6 years
old. Probably rehabilitation was
not so good in those days as it
is today, I believe now that through the
early years of life my father didnt
get enough milk to maintain cal-
cium metabolism. Therefore his
bones couldn't take a fall into a
6-foot trench. and healing, repair
and “rehabilitation Wis Slow and
incomplete.
equivalent in milk products every
day is likely to suffer from cal-
cium deficiency,
of
will laugh the whole thing off as
one of my pipedreams and go on yourselves with aspirin,
letters, not more then one or 100 words long, pertain’
a and byyiene, not Scare
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\Told He Has Cancer, Joe's Workbook — |fxsyta."""* “|Family Cat Senses - [rut enue motu cme be
Young at Work
ne | Brings Only $1.25| 4 sete pit 0.5 o te wie + ® Kills Da hter, Self i g . Y > es hoa ligert of his Deep, Dark Mystery back, ~ back yard was minus a Kiwanis Sale Running NYC BALTINORE aA. Batimae |? IW tn, “Mechtg "Th Fh | BALTVORE — ie. in| Sn of sor bu tn a electrician, who recently learned) WYNANTSKILL. N. Y. @ — for $1.25. The hockey stick sold for cone sol hege the ha an baal Police said the cave-in might
he had cancer, was found fatally | sen McCarthy's donation to the $1.50.
wounded along with his 6-year-cld! Kiwanis Club auction brought $6 daughter yesterday. less than a baseball autographed 2nd Largest U.S. Road
Elects New President,
yard yesterday. = mark the site of an old well.
So the South Baltimore house- y
' ; : ly about one person in seven | wis cut and t the} Ninety per cent of the diet of A .2-caliber rifle was beside the by members of the New York| © wife went a chopped at |
Board Chairman |dead man, James Stanley Jaku-| Giants aa nee less than alover 65 years old is disabled. hole with a hoe, thinking it might | the people of Indochina is rice
bowski, 41, found seated in his car - —_— :
NEW YORK (®—The new regime | im nearby Anne Arundel County, | *¢
His daughter Shirley was lying |
im the road beside the car. | .
The two died five minutes apart |
in South Baltimore General Hospi- | D d f;
tal about two hours after they a ar away were found. |
Jakubowski had failed to keep a
2pm spponiment wnhedeet! On Kather’s Day? of Robert R. Young buckled down
today tothe formidable task of
running the nation’s second largest
railroad, the far-flung New York
Central system.
Young and his board took over
yesterday, an bour after they were
officially proclaimed winner by 1,-
064,000 shares in their proxy battle hg —- have another) "Tis sound of your voice! = s0n, ie. | ’
I a ment headed by ¢ a | Be with him by No Father's Day gift could
Pad new board pane Spann Elks Tear Down Wall be more welcome. When you oung as chairman — a year “ ° P —and named Alfred E. Perlman, to Rescue Girl's Pet Bird | Long Distance can’t be with Dad in person,
See pee NEWPORT, Ky. ® — Jerry,| let Long Distance bring you of ver io Gra est- ;
ern, as president and chief execu- the parakeet pet of S-yearold together the warm, personal tive officer. Mary Low Kehoe, escaped from way. It's one gift that’s as Today, a spokesman sald, Per!- her home and flew into a hole in | ”
7 a Gud G oe we te HECKING UP Patricia Lynch. 9. studies paintings in New the wall of the- Elks’ clubhouse. | much pleasure to give as te of the Central to talk over the| c ‘ Jp — Patricia Lynch, 9. s her bird | .
road's problems. The Central is} York’s Greenwich Village Outdoor Art Show after she won aj, Mary Lou demanded | receive. And you'll find the outranked in size only by the Penn-/ first prize in Police Athletic League's Art Show The Elks tore down part of the | cost surprisi ingly low,
sylvania Railroad. oe — —_
i j wall and some paneling to get him. | White stepped down as president, try’s 41,000 passenger cars andj and many other cooperative proj-| It cost them $200 and four hours
= he said he d it Young Won, | most of its 1,800,000 fr eight cars| ect: are long overdue | Labor. Make it a really happy |
g00n offic |
= as the ial tally Of; «can be replaced by more efficient | . « « |
1a statement that | Mother, Baby, Father | , Father's Day. Treat Dad shareholders’ votes was announced reba | types and more than pay their cost] periman aad 1 and yourself to a Long Dis- at ny. | out of savings.’ He added: 7 ; . are) . : . tance call, Pas promised to Se on with . . ‘ew noe volutionize we - All Fine, All in Hospital
the new management “in effecting road overnight but we will build a| ; . ; , : ” ‘ , c | R MOND. V ” — Reports an orderly transition. | “Industrywide planning for and | firm foundation upon which will | RICHMC = r ‘ the | Michigan Bell In a statement, Young thanked | agreement on improved and stand- from two hospitals here say ee
those who supported him and de-| ardized equipment désigis, vatume | Tise —a- progressive —end- moders iat buby—and tather—are do
clared: ‘‘We offer the warm hand} purchasing, freight and passenger | structure of which we can all be/| ing fine. ;
of conciliation to whose who will-| terminal adaptation to the motor} proud.” Just before Mrs. Thomas Foeger |
ingly or unwillingly worked against; age, the greater use of each} What salary Perlman will get as/ went to one hospital to have a/|
us.”* other's facilities, accounting, reser-| president was not disclosed. White | baby. her husband was taken to | .
Young said that all of the indus- | vation and ticketing simplification received $120,000 a year. another for an operation. | e Telephone Company
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Bob Considine Says: |
Biggest Maritime Disaster ] |
| ;
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Killed 1,021, Shook Nation | NEW YORK (INS) — For Capt.| But, in his case, there was for- |
William Van Schaick, skipper of |giveness. Crippled and partly |
the General Slocum, it all began | Dlinded as a result of the disaster, | ithe captain was on | whe: 13-year old boy ran to | the biridge cad shouted, “The boat's |Christmas Day, 1912. by President |
‘on fire.” | William Howard Taft.
“Shut up and mind your own | .
business,”’ Van Schaick snapped. | , That was 60 years ago Men.
day. It gives pause to realize |
What followed — just 50 years | that on this Very day, half a cen- |
age — shook the nation. The pic- | tury later, millions of Americans |
nic beat, jammed with 1,358, | engaged in a coast-to-coast air
| sald aed decteeod' Sage thom
| how to blunt any A-bomb or
could swim. Capt. Van Schaick | H-bomb attack Rassia might
| Rept the General Slocum headed | make upon us.
away, then changed his mind |§ To end today’s sermon on a much
GIVE DAD!
My Price | seeks. | Block in Washington the other day
” . The crash catapulted an unknown | Block is a writer of comedy ma-
4 U ] T $)7u number of children and adults into | terial. He said he came to Washing-
Open ithe fiery mouth of the advancing | ton to sign up the Army-McCarthy
va 1 Could Sell $39.50 fire. Before that, whole families | hearings’ principals. Said he wants,
9 P.M. had jumped to their watery graves.|to put it on the road when the
|Some who leaped wildly to escape | Washington engagement ends. Ac-
SAM BENSON 20 $. Perry %. the fire were crushed to death in ng ol oli an impor-
,| Block’s new record ‘“The Senator
McCarthy Biues’’ is the only one
of three somewhat belated platters
‘issued recently. It's a clever bit
ty-two of the crew of | about a guy who lost his girl to
ved ALF af i if 78 fi
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23, and the captain, survi | the Cavcus Room gover egpley
knows ¢t extent of suc jena-
Penge , my —— me tions of affections? j
General Siecum. Fire hoses were | .
rotten, Iife belts were actually |Knife-Wielder Sentenced
@ Prompt, Dependable Service _ atutied with cast tron weights to | oo 8s nie chion 99 of
© All Work Guoranteed specifications im vogue at the | 2871 Bethlawn St., Ferndale, was
B El] tri time, Police had to hide Capt. | sentenced to two to four years in
ec ¢€ Van Schaick and his crew the Detroit House of Correction |
®@ All Makes © Expert, Trained Technicians |
; | 84 Ockland Ave. — Free Parking | araty, v0 deceurage lyechiag pro. | Monday by Circuit Judge Frank L posals. | Doty for assaulting another woman
Phone FE 2-6445 . In the trials that followed Capt with a pocketknife. The assault oc-
Van Schaick was sentenced to 10 curred during a fight outside a =
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TOKYO (#—It was closing time to supervision of your child’s play. It is par-
at the Heiwa Sogo Bank here. In . ticularly important to carefully guide swimming
| walked two desperadoes, one toting | and other hazardous sports. We do not want to
a pistol. hild’s funeral this summer—or
They ordered five frightened set ee ot an } any summer.
bank employes inside the vault. fp, Phone
| All five were proceeding meekly | arhing
eee eee a entree sage until one took a second glance at | 5OeOw Promin (PY _f ir wi competing as “Miss ENg-| jhe threatening weapon. 5 a one. On- a construction of a 5,500-mile high- ‘lanl! ° Japs Plan Highways Halian Police Hunt (7 ore ee ie reaeen gee Taz neue sting etm
for Runaway Bride. |swme nar we ask US. at service mit mt ROME (®—Italian police sources
said today that Joanne Connelly
Ortiz-Patino, New York socialite
| beauty who fled from a honeymoon | i
with ber millionaire Bolivian hus-
@ band, may now be in Paris.
The fragile-appearing ‘ blonde,
wed to 2-year-cld Jaime Ortiz-|
Patino two months ago, vanished
from a Rome clinic June 10.
Her husband set Italian and in-
ternational police on the trail.
At a press conference yesterday,
, he said his 23-year-old wife en-|
my stered the clinic to be cured of
addiction to sleeping and stimulant ir:
pills. Ee ee a ee ales
No word had been received to- OS eral Ses aes Byte
and Graci
‘Iieved she may have gone to Paris”
with the intention of returning to |
the United ~ cel Play S son
Iemowe. bo believed! che stl Is Danger Season .. . in Italy.
We dislike being called to care for any child's ia.
Gunmen’s ‘Toy’ isn’t; 7 funeral. We pray that it will happen less fre
Holdup Attempt Foiled quently this summer.
When the vacation season begins. give more time
land” for honors ina forthcoming| ‘‘Toy.’’ he shouted. All five grap-
“Miss E ” pled with the gunmen. They heard contest to name fiss Europe the pistol click but § i in ane
The 18-year-old beauty is a Man-} oibdued the holdup men. | w
chester resident. Then they took a good look at |
= | the ‘‘toy’’ and shuddered. It wasn't. |
Tt is estimated that one-third of |
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more i com ely about figures, financial’ ones , in
divorce court today.
Another sort of figure, a nude
one, dashing through her yard at
'3 a.m. one day last July was in-
\troduced in opening testimony.
The movie queen is.expected to
ibe on the stand most of the day
junder cross-examination by S. S.
|Hahn, counsel for her estranged
husband. The actress seeks a di-
vorce from actor Je&s Barker,
who has contested the trial, insist-
ing that he wants a reconciliation.
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for much of the testimony to fol-
low when he repeatediy quizzed
Miss. Hayward on a prenuptial
agreement signed by the actress
and her then husband-to-be
She testified that the agreement
was signed because she was in
love with Barker and he didn't
j want to get married until he was)
j merely stated that what he earned
| testimony of Mrs. Lodee Hazel
| Hahn set the pattern yesterday, \ }
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)THE wonretac PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15; 1954
enough set to take a wife, having
no bank accounts and so forth,”
Miss Hayward said. “I told him I
would relieve him of that financial
responsibility. I could always take
care of myself. The ‘document
was his and what I earned was
mine.”
She now wants the court to rule
her two-million-dollar movie con-
tract and $240,000 in assets are not
community property.
. *
Testimony on business matters
provided an anticlimax to opening
Swain, a maid next door to the
Barkers’ Sherman Oake home:
She told of hdw she was awaken-
ed by screams of a nude redhead,
presumably Miss Hayward.
screaming:
“Don’t kill me! Help! Help! |
Don't kill me!" i
A man who appeared to be,
Barker, the maid testified. was in| LEROY W. DAHLBERG
New president of the Cranbrook
hot and threatening pursuit, shout- | Music Guild is LeRoy W. Dahlberg
ing,
deal.” “You're going to sign that | 4 Bicomfield Hills. The guild re- cently completed its second season.
1 Pontiac Youths
Going to Meet
Officials in Japan Find
300-Year-Old Tax Dodge
TOKYO —Northern Honsin of-
ficials have uncovered a tax dodge
almost 300 years old
They have two huge 18 by 24
foot topographical maps of the 1680 lywood, Harper Woods, who was
| Last seen entering Stoney’ Lake in
|a@ bathing suit Sunday night. Civilian Frogmen
Hunt for 2 Bodies | Civilian frogmen will continue | lice Departments ‘are aiding State
Police in the search for Baum
by dragging the laké, and depu-
lice and Township Firemen,
Who’s Gonna Do It?
SACRAMENTO
are unsanitary and unsightly.
PERFECT |
GIFT
West Bloomfield Fire and Po-
ties are being assisted in dragging
for Lacasse’s body by Oxford Po-
(UP) — City
Manager Bartley Cavanaugh said
cuspiders have been banned from
the city building because a labor
contract with a janitorial service
company prevents janitors from
cleaning the spittoons because they
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Wolverine Boys State
Will Start Thursday,
Last 8 Days
Seven Pontiac youth will join
109. other Oakland. County boys i
at Wolverine Boys State Thursday |
at East Landing. A total of 1,025 |
Michigan youths will take part
in the eight-day program.
The program is sponsored by |
the American Legion in coopera- |
tion with schools, churches, frater-
nal and ciyic organizations. Cook-
Nelson Atherican Legion Post 20 |
is sending the following boys from |
| Pontiac High Schools to East Lan- |
| sing:
Louis 8. Schimmel, Pontiac |
High, son of Mr, and Mrs. Louis
H. Schimmel! of 468 W. Trequéis
Rd.; and Charlies 8. Huttula,
Pontiac High, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlies Huttula of 41 E.
Reselawn Dr. Both are co-spon-
sored by Pontiac Elks Ledge
sie.
John M. O'Dea. St. Michael |
High, son of Mrs. Kathryn O'Dea
Kerr of 389 Lowell St. Co-sponsor
is St. Michael C. Y, O.
Waker L. Poe, Pontiac High,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Poe of 20 Rosshire Ct.; Richard
Neaves, Pontiac High, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Neaves, of 217
Fisher Ave. The Foremen's Club
of GMC Truck and Coach Division |
is co-sponsor.
Lieoyd (Andy) Anderson, St.
| Michael High, sen ef Mr. and
Mrs, Herbert Andersen of 43 W.
Fairmount Ave., sponsored by |
Voiture 811 of the Oakland
County 40 et 4.
Gary R. Montgomery, Pontiac
High, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
G. Montgomery of 695 Cameron
| Ave., whose sponsor is Cook-Nel-
| son Post 20, American Legion.
Little Red Wagon
Starts Campaign | tter fi financially. period—almost identical
pom = oa even yeas of sos te ‘The ple merely —_ One map shows 11 more villages
jhim of the financial responsibility | |than the other,
lof a wife,” the actress said, ex-, Officials said the map with the
| plaining that she was earning | | deleted villages was displayed by
| $1,700 a week at the time and her | eee ae ee
our work, tax cials
—- . . a ° “| The accurate Vérsion he tised tor |
“He didn't feel he was well | collecting taxes.
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNF 15, 1954 es — an
Elections of New Officers Highlight Two Monday Gatherings
ae!
‘Mr. and Mrs. | | i cane Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Hogue VanDusen of
Nor s &| | Birmingham Heads New
p the inti INamés Slate | «moue 4 Association Presidential Duties of their Pontiac Symphony
Again Assumed by | daughter, Group Gathers in
Mrs. Williams peanpe — Dickstein Home |
| Mrs. Waker Williams will hold oe —— PE elect. |
the executive position in St. Joseph
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary for an-
other year. She was re-elected
president at the Monday afternoon
"meeting held in the nurses’ home. | ed president at the second meeting |
of the Pontiac Symphony Orches-
tra Association.
Hostess for the Monday gather-
ing was Mrs. Herman Dickstein at | Wheeler, son
of the Houard
4. Wheelers
| of Springfield, The group’s new vice presidents |
|include Mrs. H. Guy Moats, Mrs Mass. ker bs on we road
| John R. Davis, Mrs. Peter David- She is a —— Gaepews read.
pon: ee B. Wilson, es John) graduate of oie te ee paging |
ood, Mrs. Charles onner, ms . eu = See ih - * "sre. ’ r
@ niaoy TO Pacers we a-sme! — 1. Otic Milbrand and Mrs A.C | /#terboro Shadley,~ vice president; Mrs. | MR. and MRS. GUY E. WHITTEN © Guts Paseziws Time wi 4! , | Girard | Institute of Arnold oe recording
@ COSTS OMY PENwiES PER SERVING) lark retary; Mrs. C. H. Purdy, >
on | Others are Mrs. George Bald |New York and corresponding sceretary, aad To Mark Golden Wedding | | win, Mrs. Ralph L. Polk, Mrs. he was Mrs. A. V. Sekles, treasurer. |
es SS a + > graduated Mrs. Paul Gorman was ehaies| Observing their golden wedding! The celebration will begin with a
Sealere. from Babson man of the committee which com- | ®9Miversary Saturday and Sunday family dinner at Devon Gables
Mrs. Edwin Gaukler is recording Instit posed the articles and bylaws of will be Mr, and Mrs. Guy E. Whit- | Saturday evening
secretary; Mrs. Harwood M. Ba- nstilate, the association ten of Mary Day avenue. | Among these present will be
con, corresponding secretary, and Wellesley, s i. da Mre. Celia Merrill T oe their daughters, Mary Whitten
Mire Frederic Pickering served | OM anced tat wito-way Poy BPW Has ——_ Scris“wtics ana te say: as chairman of the nominating JEANNE B. VanDUSEN | house will give a benefit perform- | | the Casper Blumers of Alpena,
committee assisted by Mrs. O. L
Burke and Mrs. Edward R. Rock-
well. .
Oct. 2 was announced by “Mrs.
James Q. Goudie as the date for
the auxiliary’s “Denim Dance” to
be held at Bloomfield Open Hunt
Club. Proceeds from the dance
will aid the hospital's clinic.
Mrs. O'Conner offered to open
her home for the annual mem-
bership tea to be held in Septem-
ber.
Mrs. Rockwell was hostess for
the social hour and tea which fol-
lowed the business meeting.
June Unit Meets
With Mrs. Winn
June Group of the First Presby-
| terian Church held its annual birth-
day luncheon Friday in the Bloom-
| field Hills home of Mrs. E. E.
| Winn, Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. E. K. Orr and Mrs E. B
* by Edgar Guest.
Funny hats were made during
the afternoon, with Mrs. Howard
| Marsh's hat voted the most origin
,and Mrs. Leo Donaldson's hat the
funniest
Games were directed by Mrs.
Winn and several original skits
|were presented with Mrs. Asa
Drury. Mrs. O. W. Roeser and
Mrs. Orr taking part.
Guests were Mrs. E C. McFet-
ridge, Mrs. M H. Doerr and Mrs.
Edward Auchard.
to beat the heat!
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Job’s Daughters Conduct_Rite
Job's Daughters Bethel Five in-
stalled Barbara Kline as honored
queen at the ceremonies held Sat-
urday in the East Lawrence street
Masonic Temple. 4
Mary Moore is the new senior
princess; Elizabeth Rockefeller,
junior princess; Pat Zielke, guide,
and Marjory Seally, marshal.
Sue Eliwell. is first messenger;
Ricia Kronick, second messenger;
Peggy Webster, third messenger;
Marilyn Kantrell, fourth messenger ,
and Nancy Beach, fifth messenger. |
Loretta Young is senior custo-|
dian; Virginia Sheehan, junior cus- |
todian; Wilma Ice, inner guard, |
Installing officers included |
of Gold and Nila Tompkins was
the soloist, DeMolay boys served
as escorts for the Flag and Mrs.
Scout Troops Join
for Birthday Dinner
Girl Scouts of Troop 34 at Crofoot
School joined Troop 77 of Washing-
ton Junior High School at Crofoot
home in connection with their
badge work. Dinner was served by
a committee under the chairman- Bethel Holds Installation Elizabeth Warden, supreme sec-
retary of the International Order
of Job's Daughters, was a guest
at the installation
Mrs. Stevens Home
From Convention
Mrs. Sybella Stevens of Holbrook
avenue has returned from Boston
where she attended the 17th an-
nual Nationa! Convention of Ameri-
can Gold Star Mothers, Inc.
Highlight of the convention,
which was held June 7 to 12, was
the 2th anniversary dinner
Miami, Fla., will be the scene of
the next convention
Memorial Held
Memorial services were held
when members of the Oakiand
and Beverly Kneale, outer guard. | County Council of VFW Auxilaries | Tate, Mrs. Lillie Tate, Mra. Fred
met Thursday evening in the club-
rooms of Post 1370. New officers
time
ship of Mrs. Floyd Smith i
Five-year badges were presented |
iby Mrs. Amidon to Susan Smith, |
| Diane Hillman, Dianne Copenha-
iver. cornelia Riggs. Janice Pletsch, |
|Carol Boutin, Fartine Worl and |
| Judy DeClute.
| Guests were Russell] and Evelyn
{Amidon, Jackie and Charlotte John-
son, Jenny Jenkins and Margaret
| Cate Mrs. Marvin Hillman also as-
sisted with the affair. MARY JO FALOONER
Receiving a B. A. degree from | *!t® Mrs Frank Snover, 20 Delmont
Michigan State Normal College re-
cently was Mary Jo Falconer, were given their charges at this | | ance for the symphony.
The history of the organization
was reviewed by Mrs. Shadley and
| the financial report was read by
| Mrs. Dora Dawson.
| dates for next season's concerts
as Oct. 27, Dee. 7, Feb. 16 and
April 20.
| Refreshments were served from
a pink-covered table with pink ap-
pointments. Assisting Mrs. Dick-
stein as hostesses were Mrs.
George Wyman, Mrs. B. B. Roush
and Mrs. Charles Uligian
Shower Fetes
Mrs. Hanoute
Mrs. Leiburn Lockwood of
Princeton avenue entertained Sat-
urday evening at a post-nuptial
shower honoring Mrs. David L
| Hanoute
| Guests included Mrs. Houston
Lovett, Mrs. James L. McCurdy,
Mrs, John Zendali, Mrs. Ewing
Hubbs, Mrs. Earl Duse, Mrs.
George Hanoute, Mrs
Hoult, Mrs. K. E. Burkhart and
| Mrs. Joe Fritch.
Others were Mrs. C. R. Sum-
mers, Mrs. Helen Walles, Mrs.
Clarence Hart, Mrs. Francis Agar,
Mrs. William E. Dafoe and Mrs. Charies | ‘Installation —:
of Officers Installation of officers and an
Emblem Ceremony were highlights
of the Monday evening meeting of
Pontiac Business and Professional
Women at Hotel Waldron.
Nora Day, emblem chairman of
the club, presented the significant
Emblem Ceremony, and Daisy
Jewett and Mrs. Hazel MacGirr
had charge of the candlelighting
installation service. City, Fla. |
Mrs. R. K. Wilson of Louisville, |
Ky., Mrs. Whitten’s sister and |
Mrs. George Whitten of Alpena will |
also attend
An open house is planned for |
Sunday afternoon from 2:30 until |
6 o'clock. The Whittens have 11.
grandchildren and 2 great-grand- |
children
Shower Honors
Dorothy Kraus Maureen Porter and Mrs. Albert
Serra were hostesses at a bridal
Ethiynn Peterson,
Lenora Ste-
Guests for the occasion included
Bernice Mae Dragna, a member
of the Longview, Tex., club; Mrs.
Riley and Mrs. Stephens
June hostesses were Mrs. Robert
Eisele, Mrs. Ruth H. Jordan, Dr
Joyee Carrow and Mrs. Henry
Beehler.
Installed officers include Mrs
Melvin C. McPherson as president:
Mrs. C. W. Salton, first vice presi-
Juanita Mullins.
Mrs. Phyllis Swartz. Mrs. Charles
O’Guin, Mrs. Arthur Hubbs, Mrs.
Clancy Hubbs. Mrs. Edith Lock-
wood, Mrs. Carroll Hubbs, Mrs.
L. D. Hanoute, Mrs. Herman Up-
church, Joann Hoult, Gale Dafoe,
Linda Hubbs and Wandra Lock-
wood completed the list.
Coming Events Group Three, OS. ye with
Mre Benjemin Holland. . Reselawn
Dr., et 12:30 Wednesday for s cooper-
. | ative dinner
Zone Fight Past President® Clud
MOMS of America. Inc will meet Thurs
day at 730 pm =~with Mrs Charies
O’Brien, 500 S East Bivd
Group Pour OFS. will hold its picn!
with Mrs. William Hooper 6601 Coole
Leake Rd. Thursday at noon Members
must oring table service
Queen Mary Section of the Needlework
Guild will meet Thursdey at 1 pm
6 | Pilgrim Group of Pirst Congregations!
Church will meet Priday for 1 pm.
luncheon with Mrs J L. VanWagoner.
daughter of the Smith Falconers of | 3631 Dorothy Lane. Maceday Lake
Hickory Grove road.
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Beech-Nut cereals
in new size packages
NEW BEECH-NUT 4-OZ. SIZE Jennie EF Doyle Past Chiefs Club wil! able and tickets may be purchased |
| meet Thursday at 8 pm im the home
of Mre Lewte Kerns. 134 Creseent Ra. dent; ‘Miss Day, second vice presi-
dent; and Mrs. W. O. Coxen, re-
| cording secretary. Jessie Gamble
|} is treasurer and Mrs. Kenneth Ca-
vander is corresponding secretary.
|Mayflower Group
Has Final Meeting
Mayflower Group of First Con-
gregational Church Heard Mrs.
Frank Kuhn give devotions when it
met Friday for luncheon with Mrs.
Harold Schram of Silver Lake
road
Mrs. Herbert Hotchkiss read a
poem and Mrs. C. W, Heathman
conducted the meeting. The next
_ Meeting will be in September with
Mrs W. D. Wilcox
Cruise Scheduled An evening on a Bob-Lo moon-
light cruise is planned by ‘Young
Adults Club of the YMCA for
| Thursday
| The group will leave the YMCA
/at 7:15. Transportation is avail- {
at the Y.
Se Easy te Play
Se Easy te Own
Just
Immediate
Delivery
See Tris Reelly Mow
Meme Orgen for the
First Time Ever
ae itp EL oat
Delivers Organ
| shower honoring Dorothy Kraus
| Mrs. Serra's mother, Mrs. Georgé
| R. Oliver, opened her Devonshire
| road home for the event.
| Guests included Carolyn Kraus. :
| sister of the bride-elect, who has
, come from San Fgancisco to attend
| Dorothy as maid of honor, when
she speaks her vows with James
Madden on June 19 in St. Vincent
de Paul Church.
Dorothy is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Kraus of Frank-
lin boulevard and Jim is the son |
of the Charles E. Maddens of)
Rochester.
Other guests at the Friday eve-|
ning gatheting were Mrs. John
Sutton, Mrs. Neil Ward, Mrs. Ar-
thur Sans, Mrs. Basil Gaffney
Jeanette DeClerck, Sue Reece, Mrs
Robert McManus, Mrs; Marvin
Blum and Mrs. Ramon Valentine
Clark Family Holds
Rochester Reunion
The annual Clark reunion was,
held at Avon Park, Rochester, Sun- |
day with 47 attending. Family |
members attended from Ann Ar-|
bor, Royal Oak, Mayville, Pontiac, |
Clifford, North Branch,’ Ypsilanti
and Marlette.
Officers were elected, with Al-
| ger Clark as president; Mrs. Thom-
as Clark, secretary - treasurer,
and Jay Clark, vice president.
The program committee will be
headed by Donald and Arthur
| Clark
‘Howard Groomes
'Are Hoststo Class | }
The Howard’ Groomes opened
| their home on Okemak street for
the recent meeting of the Fellow-
ship Class of Baldwin Avenue
|Evangelica) United Brethren
| Church. Mrs. Paul Jones assisted
| the hosts
| Mrs. Kenneth McQueen gave de
votions and Mrs. Robert Walker of-
fered prayer. A picnic is planned
by the group for July !
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| — THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954
Family Rite - ar Soroptimist |{Tenen wie |) )
Unites Pair the chancel otHACTIVITIES | "Serurdey in Christ Church ° :
on Monday " Cuabrook (REVIEWER mal cleee
Louise Raisch and Monday | Group Reports Its| e on a
Carl D. Brunsting afternoon | Accomplishments in Movies ‘Are Shown
by Omar MacNutt
Exchange Vows united Louise | the Past Season ~ Laoag ierey aera ton evene.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — At a ‘Raisch and | Hotei Waldron was the setting| the former special guests a
family wedding Monday afternoon Carl Monday evening for the roundup} Nancy E. lai
in the chancel of Christ Church Brunsting. — of Pontiac Soroptimist} Whitford, George Mariens,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Raisch Ste is Se Alice Kimball, secretary, report- nee, ry
of East Long Lake road, was mar- daughter of |ed on the year’s activities to the) SS ° . Cust Maceo
ea Mr. ond Mr | ee eee re pare A. Brunsting of Rochester, Minn Arthur Raisch |to various service groups. Mr inal tire Graduati
The bride wore a gown of white of East Long The club sent Fathers Day Charles G With Lawn
French tulle over taffeta. The por- Lob a and Mothers Day gifts te Oak- The
trait neckline was accented with ¢ road, | jand County Infirmary, conduct- | Lemon of Psa omen
sepliqees of Alenoen Ines, and laos and Dr. and ae ae Roselawn Day School was the
saad! hinmaad = ole inter pheel ts Mrs. Louis | cqntributed to Needlework Guild, |@7ive are the ‘
the bouffant skirt and highlighted Brunsting of | March of Dimes and Oakland bridegroom's 7.)
the sweep train. R , Red Cross, and sent $100 to Pon- parents, — =
valley and alstromaria. Minn., are his paul - he a n - .
Pico Sig oecdpalayrtgiee parents. | tuded a $90 scholarship. for G Couple to Reside in City
tom tacttened wih 8 toched MRS. CA .. BRUNSTING pollens B Bente yey . . .
Seti and pious waite ge mee Os the Chander of Conneres t | E- OllOwing Wedding Trip
tf it Wilma Newman Speaks | frm tina| oti sos Oi tat et Sate roster
P 4
Dr. Louis A. Brunsting Jr. was ° = .
his brother's best man. Vows in Apostolic Church | to's stv mamters, two su | High Mase at 8. Vincot de P8t!|” Guests were received st
etetttes Ste aed Honeymooning in northern Mich-|ryn Archer in pink with blue flow-j/on leave of absence. New mem- Nancy is the daughter of Mr. page nly ath cagling cement
received her guests wearing "|igan are Mr. and Mrs. David L.|ers. Chelene Crawford was flower | bers include Mrs. Sonya Zoch, Mar. | and Mrs, Chester C. Whitford of
cee San POE EER | Rowen, wes were martiod Sater: | wet WS Mele CoTYME WI TUS |Giaete Tumem. Fiteda Tnepel Fort Doon ent Be ee ae For the wedding trip-the
end corange’ of cymmbidinns (207.7 Oe Apostolic Curch of 8. and Mrs. O’Dessa Bieschke. the son of Mr. and Mrs, Charies| Mrs. Lemon changed to a powder
we . Brunsting’ Christ. The bridegroom's brother, Tim-| June 28 was announced as the|G. Lemon of Roselawn drive. | blue faille dress with white
oe bn The bride, the former Wilma|othy Bowen of Anderson, Ind.,|date of the installation dinner at; 5. «, the cessories and the corsage from
was of rose crepe and Tyne Newman, is the daughter of | Was best man, Seating the guests |the Rotunda Inn, Reservations for; _.. pnsigerend bride | bridal bouquet, The couple
also were orchids, Mr. and Mrs. Walter D, Newman the 6:30 everit may be made with Se a reside in Pontiac. Bugene is a
For the wedding trip the bride | o¢ ‘south Midland drive, and the Mrs. Frank Anderson. a over satin | dent at Highland Park Junior
wore a navy silk-linen suit with @|/ purr Bowens of Anderson, Ind agp Moe mney lege
Se ee pit |are the bridegroom's parents Shower Presented et. A lace Juliet cap held her - <
Bag the 8 o'clock —— for Norma Gonzalez teed Sates wel OE Ot Mrs. Riley Returns
bride choose a gown of satin cascade bouquet of shat-
Altar Guild Meets iked si i, on Westie, Mario, Rath. wes Sipstean |‘ teon6 envuntions apd aomptenetia, 1° FONT) Convention
at Grace Lutheran _| sn@ lens slectse of me ph nee Bnei Rept wean Downey of Berkley attend Recently returned from Jackson i tHE
green over taf-| tended the 32nd Quadriennial
for the Monday evening meeting of a peari tiara and she
the Altar Guild of Grace Lutheran pod gogo magne Ne a, daugher of Mr. and Mra. | She were. Tac wag view of Maccabees Thursday,
Church. Mrs. Robert Schapler| rounded with white resebuds. Jose P. Gonzalez of: South Shirley | ™2#tch Ty oe day and Saturday,
opened the meeting with prayer. stemmnen Gneited iar ale avenue, will speak her vows with | ® cascade bouquet amir pen Officers were elected during
It was announced that Mrs. Louls |," ia”, Newman stem) ierine- Allen E. McBride July 3. He is a oer the Thursday session, and the Fri-
Crt eee Str morning |!ensth gown of orchid net over the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | “Bett man was Richard Younce | competitions, instalation ef of
sercisn ie pines ef Rare. Hrwin | “ete With © Benguet of yellow &. Trinity Lutheran Church wil | *%d usher was Ronald Lemon. cers and memorial services. Ex
Rogge. Mrs. Charles Turner, guild |"0wers. — be the setting for the $ o'clock | Mrs. htand ~wore 8 Waste hibitions by Michigan drill teams
director, reported the making of were ams ceremony, Mrs, Homer Howard | White nylon sheer dress her | highlighted the Saturday program,
new surplices for the acolytes. a deel Gs ele ao mene ee ee Eee eee
Laurabelle Bowmaster announced | 1 bine with pink and Kath- of honor, and bridesmaids will be rosebuds carna evening .
that plans being made to visit flowers Beverly Burton, Shirley Van Horn
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— MARY KING — Se oe eee wedding Sunday afternoon at the 7 '
. home of their son and daughter-in- ve
SALON). Mrs. James Dando, Americanism law, Mr. and Mrs, Webster S. in amila chairman, gave a history of the Francis, also of Pine Lake
COLD WAVE American Flag in keeping with One hundred and twenty-five MACHINELESS AND Flag Day. It was reported that/the newlyweds wil guests attended the affair held trom
Mark King Cold $6>% gifts were sent to the graduates | derson, Ind. ° 4 until 6 p.m. Mrs. Francis wore ;
Wave, Complete ZY I! of the National VFW Home in two golden-colored orchids and her
Eaton Rapids. Announcement was . granddaughter, Catherine Ann
Hair cuts, bleaching, dyeing, || made of a donation to Camp Oak- 44 Attend Meeting Francis, wore @ pink rosebud cor-
finger waves, facials, {| land. ; of Pontiac OES 228 sage.
. Mrs. William Morris, chaplain, Pentioc Chanter 728 ORS. ‘teld
the obligations t ‘ontiac Chapter 228, OES, h : - ;
nem A ‘etiae Peed Sen, a Meeting Monday evening in the Presbyterian Unit
Homer Ferguson was read by| Masonic Temple on East Law- icni
Mrs. Lucy Wright, legislation chair-| rence street with 44 members and Gathers at Picnic
man. guests present. Mrs. Bartlett Wager was hostess
Mrs. A. C. Schaar of Boyton}in her home on State Hospital , ee ‘ P =
° | Chapter 238, Boyton, Calif, was| Grounds Friday when members of - S22°ss
Program Listed | « guest. The charter was draped| the September-October Group of 4 ° * in memory of Mrs. Martha Robert-| First Presbyterian Church met for . fee er) | 2 Aa
by Maximovich — son. a picnic.
}£ rg aninounced that the Sép-| Mrs. Donald Dickerson gave de- |”
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founced his program. the chaplain and color-bearers, | Ira Haddrill assisted the hostess. Selections for the evening will in-
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Often Unwillingly Pursued
Girls May Not Encourage
By ELIZABETH WOODWARD jer had a chanee to tell Tom how
This one is aimed at boys who surprised she was to hear Chuck's
gets slightly confused over who does voice — and to hear him asking
what to whom—and then get furi-/ for a date
ous with their girl friends. Tom departed in a huff and
Said girls put up a horrific hasn't been back since. But what
howl in their own defense. They did Mary do? She got a phone
protest. helplessly (if loudly) af call, that’s all. What crime did
the unrea&sonableness of boys “ho she commit to make him so cross?
won't put the blame where it be
And Mac is wild ever what the
longs. But because said boys are gang is ‘telling him about his |
mad and not speee. the — gal Sal. It seems Sal and seme
can't get close enough [0 PUL oint triends were on thelr way their point across,
Pete is mad at Edith because
Bill's flirting with her, Byl is
pretending Pete doesn't exist, it
would seem, He hevers around |
Edith, trying his best to monop-
olize her attention. He dances
with her, skates with her, walks
with her whenever he can. He
goes oug of his way to pass her
house.
And nine times out of ten, Pete's
been right there to watch it all.
He's boiling mad at Edith—won't
talk to her, won't listen to any-
thing anybody says. But what has |
Edith done, poor gal? Who's
doing what to whom?
Tom's wild at Mary because he
was right there in -her living |
room when the phone rang—it was
Chuck. Mary acted pretty natural
] about the whole thing, but she nev- |
Print Suits |
Take Over |
This Year A new year—a new season—a |
new suit. . . and of course the
new suit has a new silhouette—and home from some place when
some beys they knew drove by,
stopped to give them a lift
home supposedly, but drove all
Sithouette-wise the big news is Hq
fuller” | Cool cotton plisse comes
they're pleated or belled or gored) ™ &" a
for the new triangle shape. in “certified checks” to add
Parad of py Asia aa. smartness to dad's pleasant 80 y ittle | . ‘i
| jackets can fit snugly into the dream time. The pajamas
4 waist-line; and some of them have | launder easily and need no
skirts pleated from the hip line | ironing.
be more of a morale builder than
a suit of natural colored honan
printed in static vermillion flowers
for wear on a gfay day”
der its a print-suit year. No won so the bottom of the shorter jacket |
comes to just where the pleats °
‘Choose Rings ognize a new jacket is by its melon
shaped sleeve—or perhaps - its
But the very best way to ree- Shape of Hand
ognize a new suit is by its print | If you think your young man
weae a suit, even for cocktails be a judge of diamonds besides,
or dinner, she has a pretty plenty let him bob along and buy the
Some have an urban quality | ‘Wn is probably not the most ex- dark grounds printed all over with | pensive when it comes to dia-
den—some with an illusory out- "¢ life with a “family jeweler.”
lime in hushed colors—literal Howevtr, it's perfectly proper
for travel or work or | 8 and trying-on of rings in sev- Psat eral stores. Then select one store
ends ther seprrenitst..zRRRRTA | *2Y three rings at three prices. : a ; Let your young man go in and ends there are print suits so| ,
one almost wants to collect them A round diamond with small
—they look so like the Dresden! sidestenes running out on either
who made them. Or what could) eye across the finger—makes the
band look broader than an ar-
ning up and down the finger.
If you choose one of the new
————_ stones) or a pear-shaped diamond
always put it on with the point
tie Other way around makes the
finger look blunt.
| band if your hand is plump—that's
as bad as a too-tight belt around begin. And a sure way to rec-
to Complement bloused back.
and for the girl who'd rather can digest all the following and
from which WW choose. tring himsrctt: ‘The best--store in
an impression of an English gar-
prints, tiny conversational motifs | for you to do the preliminary choos-
For afternoon or country week- | #4 ask the jeweler to put aside,
utterly femfnine and pink and blue | Ke the final
china that inspired the designer | side—aq design which carries the
ragement of the same stones run-
heart-shaped solitaires (single
| going towards yur finger nail;
Don't wear a wide, tight wedding
your middie! Both your engage-
be narrow and rather loose
Don't choose a white metal if
you're qa dark, olive-skinned beauty,
or if you have a warm heart
and- a warm little brown hand.
Yellow gold looks better with your
skin and you can have white gold
immediately next to the diamonds
to make them look whiter, SPANISH OLIN
Remember, it's a wiser use of
money to put “his all’ inte one
good diamond in your engage-
ment ring and be content with
a plain or carved wedding band.
But be sure this pair is well
mated—that they belong together
like you and your fiance.
monds, and you'll be starting your |
ment ring and bridal band should | ‘
Admirers
over the countryside before get-
ting Sal te her front door, ,
One of the boys (Sally had never
'met him before) kissed her good-
night. Nobody has bothered to ask
Sally how she felt about the whole
| thing — certainly not Mac.
He's just through. And Sally is
left with an agonizing desire to
make him see that none of it
was her fault
Neither Edith, Mary nor Sally
| lifted a finger to do anything to
| make their respective boy friends
|so unrelentlessly angry. All three
| girls were the innocent victims
| of the actions taken by other boys.
| Eaith couldn't keep. running | away when Bill was so deter-
mined to hover close, Mary re-
ceived a phone call — she didn't
| make one. Sally was caught up
| im a crowd she couldn’, control,
| and that kiss was planted on her
| —she didn’t ask for it.
| All three girls (and many like
them) howl, “I didn't do any-
| thing — it was done to me."’ May
| this serve as a reminder to jeal-
ous lads to linger and listen be-
| fore tossing tantrums and blowing
| blame in the wrong direction.
Dressi ng
Suggested
for Lettuce Mrs. Brannack’s
German’ Recipe Is
Family Heirloom
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Food Editor
With salads as the mainstay of
summer menus, a salad dressing
recipe is always welcome. Mrs.
Upton Brannack shares with us a
recipe that has been handed down
in her family for a long time. It is
especially good on head lettuce.
A small, slim brunette, Mrs.
Brannack is extremely efficient.
She is holding the job of Girl
the third successive year.
Add to that the fact that she is
| also slated to be PTA president of
| Hickory Grove School, and you'll
| see why she doesn't have enough
| time.to indulge her favorite hobby
of making draperies and upholster-
ing furniture. She has to save
some time to take care of her
home, husband and three children
GERMAN SALAD
DRESSING
By Mrs. Upton Brannack
l cup sugar
‘, teaspoon each salt and pepper
2 tablespoons butter
2 eges
1 heaping tablespoon dry mustard
Beat all ingredients together,
then add \ cup vinegar. Cook in a
double boiler for about 25 minutes,
until thickened. This keeps nicely
in a covered jar in the refriger-
ator.
| Manner MAKE FRIENDS
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| One question you don't have to
«answer is the rude one, ‘“‘How
much did it cost?’ You ean evade
that question by some such remark
as “too much,’ or you can come
right out with ‘I'd rather aot say.”
Unless you are on the witness
stand. you can be the judge of
| whether or not you should answer
2 too personal question.
| i
Papers Given Away
| NEW LONDON, Conn. « — Once a year, newsboys and dealers
get their copies of the New London
Day for nothing. The custom was Scout neighborhood chairman for |
| I got a seat on the shady side, the
| papers didn't have any headlines
| was waiting at the office. s
ossing —_- --——
T antrums
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Thig cool orlon and cotton seersucker suit is a wash-
‘n'-wear garment. The three-button model with moderately
natural shoulders is unlined. :,
Mary Margaret McBride Says:
Norah’s Outlook on Life
May Be Key to Happiness “This has-been the most wonderful day,” caroled Norah, hat
| tipped over one eye, nose shiny but eyes shinier and a look of beatific
| satisfaction on her chubby face
| “What happened’ I asked, expecting to hear
about some great and important change in her life.
But Norah was merely at the end of what seemed
to me, at least, a very run-of-the-mill day. Yet she
was so exuberant that I listened enviously as she
rattled on, her enthusiasm making me part of her ©
adventures eo
I've always pitied her a little for living in the
suburbs and having to catch a 7:53 train to get to fe
the city in time for her job, but apparently that's
the way she likes it. On this good day, for instance.
she'd awakened early, bathed luxuriously and
dressed in leisurely fashion
“Everything was just right,”’ she insisted. ‘The
coffee was strong and hot. I drank #
it in my garden, looking at Doro-
thy Perkins roses sprawling over
the little stone wall. Overnight the
biggest, most perfect yellow Peace
I've ever grown had bloomed.
“The catbirds were saying
‘Harry,’ and the male downy
woodpecker was busily hunting
insects on the tulip tree. Even
the grass pleased me. It didn't
need mowing and there wasn't
a brown spot anywhere. |
“My train was actually on time
that upset me, and I'd remem-.
bered to change my commutation |
Hicket—when 1 switched purses. |
Nothing pressing or disagreeable “And all
exactly what I wanted for lunch-
eon—a chef's salad with beauti-
fully crisp lettuce and little sprigs
of watercress, neat slivers of
ham, chicken and cheese, all with
a smooth French dressing. And
that's exactly what I had. With
Chinese jasmine tea.”
And so it went ali day. The |
boss complimented ai job she
turned in, she saw a hat she
loved even though she can't af-
ford to buy it, and somebody
gave her a new mystery story
which she was planning to start
reading as she ate dinner in her
garden.
I've been think a good deal
about Norah. She's always morning I planned |
}
steamed up about something nice |
4 ' Late Guests
Ushered Up
Side Aisle
White Runner Kept
Spotless to Protect
Bridal Gown
By EMILY POST
A reader tells me: “At a wed-
ding I went to recently there was a
white runner laid down the whole
| length of the center aisle, and as
| guests arrived, instead of being
| ushered down the center aisle as
| usual, they were taken up the side
; @isle to their seats.
| “IT suppose this was done in order
to keep the runner perfectly fresh
_for the bride to walk on, but it
| seemed very strange. I would like
to know if this was proper?”
Answer: Usually, when neces-
sary to have a runner, it is put
down just before the bride ar-
rives and after all of the guests
have been seated.
If, however, a few last-minute
guests arrive after the runner has
been put down, they are taken up
the side aisle in order to keep the
runner fresh for the bride's dress.
Dear Mrs. Post: My fiance is to
be best man at a friend's wed-|
ding. Will you please tell me if it
is true that he must spend his
whole time at the reception with
the maid of honor?
I'm invited to everything but 1| Use gay scraps
certainly will feel completely left
can't be with me
any of the}
does a man? Nya. a, Me fa J
ne aI
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809
by Laura Whadr He's a doll! He's a pajama bag!
Slit in back for your youngster to
pop his pajamas in. This happy
‘clown sits on the bed all day 'til
| slumber time comes.
to make this
Pattern 809 has
easy to follow direction. | clown 'Jama Doll.
Send 25 cents in coins for this |
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-
‘tern for first-class mailing. Send
to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft
Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea
Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print
| plainly pattern number, your name,
address and zone.
iF very tall—
Answer: it she is wearing a be- |
suit she may, of course, take off
is at home, or in a restaurant, or
at a formal luncheon. |
Adult Fabrics
Give New Lift
to Junior Attire | Members of the younger gener-
ation emerge as carbon copies in
new fashions that duplicate grown
up styles line for line. But when
it comes to the fabric, there is no
copy-cat version.
The fabric js actually the same
luxuriously soft vicara that lends
its velvety texture to the blended
fabric, varel and is familiar to the
adult world. The blend is qa master-
coming blouse that matches her |
her jacket—no matter whether she |
The feminited version of the trench
coot with its height-cutting detail.
ful combination of 50 per cent vi-
cara and 50 per cent wool.
Now the yong crowd can thrill |
to the same carefree comfort and
touch-tempting treat that mother
and dad experience with vicara in
the blend of their favorite clothes
Little women from 3 to 14
adore the gracéful, rhythmic prin- |
cess or slim, boxy oat. Pint |
size Beau Brummels pick junior
replicas of dad's plaid, check or
tweed jacket with contrasting
slacks and handsome waistcoat.
Mothers are excited about the
trend-setting fabric news for young-
sters. Because vicara is soft and
featherlight, they can put an end
to. those temper tantrums over
itchy, irritating fabrics, Loving off-
spring will want no. substitute
after they djscover the wonders
that vicara gives to the blend
Since juvenile Sunday manners
have a way of shyly disappearing
even when brother and sister are
togged in “going-tomeeting’” |
clothes, mother is delighted with
the easy care that fresh-as-spring |
varel needs. Wrinkles hang out)
without pressing and, budget-wise. |
cleaning bills are sliced in half.| A brisk brushing and the fabric | = —+—_—
is so much more flattering thon the
long, narrow coof.
Miss V. T.—The trench oat is
making a big return and you might
consider it for a travel coat, al-
though it is not always casual, for
you'll even see it in satin, but
always it looks easy, comfortable,
with great chic on the tall figure
PETUNIA!
I shouldnt eat
Another, but
How I love
The coconut /
Coconut waffles are good
Petunia! Just add shredded
coconut generously to the
Use Scribed
Joint to Fit
Odd Shapes By HUBBARD COBB
The life of anyone who does odd
jobs about the house is not always
the happiest and it's probably the
least happy
to fit a piece of something to ag
irregular surface
This situation comes up all the
time ‘on jobs like fitting linoleum
around the base of door trim, mold-
ing to a plastered ceiling or a board
to brick or stonework.
To get the piece of whatever
| it is to fit tightly is done with
| a scribed joint and here is the
| way te go about it.
Suppose you want to fit the edge
of a board to make a tight joint
with some irregular stone work.
| First set the board a distance from
lthe stone, but be sure that the
| board and the stone wall are paral-
lel to each other.
Now take a set of dividers and
set them to the distance that the
board and stone work are apart.
Hold the dividers at right angles
|} to the joint with one leg resting on
|the stone work and the leg with
‘the pencil on the board
As you draw the dividers along
the length of the stonework, the
marking leg which is on the board
jwill regfster exactly the irregular
| pattern on the board,
'
You must be sure, however,
te keep the dividers at right
angle to the joint all the time.
If you move them one way or
| another you won't get a true
marking.
Once the joint has been scribed
you ¢an go ahead and cut the
board. If it's a good day it will
fit perfectly. If it's a bad day you
may have to use a rasp to clean
up a few bad spots.
‘Marriage License
‘Applications
Devid P Bowen 494 Forest
Ps od W. Newman, T7% 68. Midland
ve
Jonn L Raker, Phoenixville. Pa
Prudence M. Hatch, Royal Oak
Edward Gidor Detroit
Madeion Welcomb, Royal Oek
Tommie Henrikson. Jakesonvilie, Fis
Maggie Frasier, Royal Oak
Henry Hale Wood Jr Ithaca, © Y
Corinne O'Neil, Birmingham
Robert Kelly. Royal Oak
Margaret Rosen, Royal Oak
Car) Pry Chapman Hotel
Ruth Phillipg, Chapman Hotel
Edward Stottiemrer, Goodrich
Joan Wolfe? 6206 Elisabeth Lake R@.
Alde R DiNardo. Coraopolis Psa
Margerete Cloutier, 22 Cadillac
William H Wilson, Oxford
Marlene Shagena, Oxford
William Lortz, Holly
Wanda Midkiff; Fenton
Martin Hudson, 46 Henry Clay
Marie McBride, Philadelphia, Pa
John Rhodes T,Jacksonville, Pia. Esther Gusman, 31 Osceola
Joseph Perreault, Detroit
Marie Piche, Detroit
William Warner, 700 Melrose
Edith Kruse, Lake Orion
Howard B Schurtz. 3097 Avalon
Lillian Bauder, Auburn Heights i
Thomas W Lowes, 1885 Squirrel Rd
Joan Kiliby, Rochester
Leon E Beilison. Detroit
Ann Lewis. Ferndale
Ear! Hagg Huntington Woods
Lois Hoatson, Detroit
Howard R Spargur. Rove! Oat
Sarah Gregory, Reyai Oak
| Colvin Blam.466 Montane
} Jeanette Johnson, Detroit
William McGuigan, Masel Part
Eva Remick, Royal Oat
Charies Payne, 143 Beulid
Dina E Cox, 143 Eculid
John Lawrence
Shirley Hubbs Perndaie
Detroit
Claude EB Kioblauch Ortonrilie
Loretta Slieff, Ortonrille
Lester EF Johnson . Birminghar
Carrie Harrison, Birmingham
Leonard Sutton Perndale
Norma Stankewits, Ferndale
Donald W Kaer, Roval Oat
Marilyn Wagner, Royal Oak
Zachariah Oarrison Jr. Pernda'e
| Gloria J. Hopkins, Detroit
Claude Jacobs Jr. Hazel Part
Caroline Tabor, Birmingham ;
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Barbara Cary, Birmingham
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Robert T Baker Jr. Pair Haven Sally Jane Garwood Birmingham
Robert J. Casper. Medine. Ohio
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LAPEER (UPi—Floyd Schriber, |
60-year-old Lapeer County farmer,
was faced today with jail after
his plea for bail was denied by ‘
Circuit Judge Timothy C. Quinn. * By solid majoritiés in all three Mrs. Gall Schanck | (Advertisement
communities, the Special Educa- )
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=| and Lunch Counter! | Lapeer Farmer Pass Proposal 1 |sisstse“scussr sx & Farmer-Snover : , te 9s | Judge Refuses Request 1] Special Election Act, |ang's den cottpanion drowned.” | FUNERAL HOME : A Stuffed Veol Bird ............... 5 | for Bail Pending Plea ( Iso Financing, OK'd 3 M Snover 202 W. Huron St FE 2-0171 $
Caresl Rest and Colbaas 0 69° to Supreme Court by Voters County Deaths Seececececceceesesoccecesccscosssooocosoooes
. day Schriber, convicted of obstruct- =i died Monday afternoon while en!
ing Sheriff Clark Gregory and al , \ ~— “ oar mae members rowe to a doctor's office in Ox ;
deputy during the attempted evic- | br ao elected in all three bel- ford.
Salt Rising Bread lf. 22 tion of the late Mrs. Elizabeth - F —- otings. Besides her husband, she is sur- |
See e eee eee ee rereceens ry 28c Stevens from her farm, sought bajl| of", oS “% ' In Southfield Township, the act | ¢ived by a son and a daughter Glazed Douuts ................. waietelete / 'pending a second appeal to the . ~ F passed with 580 yes te 135 ne. Phillip Rohm DID WHAT? Brought results te a sufferer of rhee-
Jelly Filled Donuts ..................... 6/33¢ | State Supreme Court. . “| ‘The second proposal, providing | 1 .picron — Funeral service | matism and arthritis when e else had failed. The
Date Bread eee ee Hf. 35¢ || The high court refused to hear MAXINE FULLMER ter a Yee levy to Sinalce the | 1. Phillip Rohm, 99, of Davisburg, | * of Mer 407 Sinclair Chocolate Brownies 6/35¢ his first appeal of the conviction | Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fullmer of Pregram, passed by a 670-165 will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at | 4 is of the thousands received eeeeereeeeeeerreseees which 2118 Rd vote. Elected te board seats for ee . by
resulted in an 18 to 2% Cass Lake .. Keego Har the Sharpe Funeral Home, with leading medicine. Assorted Cup Cakes ...... 2... eee eee 6/30c month sentence. bor, announce the engagement of ee ee aes a tees is He
Wedding — Birthday — Party Cakes to order. Fruit Schriber was one of three per- an asg ye 5 — ee — J. Oliver (445) = died this morning ina local hos one orety tan an shoulder hurt
Punch mode to order. Bowls ond cups for rentel, | sons convicted of obstructing jus-| °° °F, “opert Is the son : . pital. es Se Sees ° : : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley of| Clarenceville voters passed i the motions I went through in
We roest meet ond fowl! for inal fee tice when Gregory and his deputy . ers pro-| Survivors include a sister, Mrs. e e @ nom e = 2620 Fisher R@., Sylvan Lake. A by a 159-9 majority, and ; lifting my arm to shave. After attempted to evict Mrs. Stevens posal one . Anna Hotchkiss of Atlas, and sev- 6 months of trying this and that, from the farm which was sold|~°!i"s 's planned for Aug. 15. | proposal two by a 143-17 vote.| eral nieces and nephews, and about ing, »without . FOOD SHOP by a court order to satisfy a judg- - ; James A. Nicholas tallied 121 votes results, I decided to ve OJIB- to fill the second gi ment against her growing out of| Town Gets Post Office or stem gg —— WA BITTERS a chance, My twe the fail deca Proposal . ,
144-146 NORTH SAGINAW STREET oe at a raatecades ag of 8] cmd Women Gets Job | vote in Farmington while Ferry’s Choice ao anand ean te =aeee’ | Eight others await trial on similar} LINCOLN PARK (INS) — a| ‘Wo passed by a 354-81 count. Elect- I was greatly improved, and now ~ | charges, ; ed to the school board was in- T am as good as ever thanks to |
Edwin Russell, another Lapeer | "0Usewife was to be sworn in| cumbent A. Farley Thomson, with OJIB-WA BITTERS.. It is cer-
Younty. farmer, is serving an 18| today as Lincoin Park's first post-| 320 votes AND tainly @ great medicine, and I
WHILE ON VACATION | wtmce tee ooey se eer tora ste mek ss 2 liland, who acted as legal adviser} Mrs. Irene Wilson, who spear-| Former Leonard Pastor GARDEN lter eyprything eee T tied falled Mak. that d t to the members of the defunct: in- heade ed a campaign to get the De- le . : I have told many baeak:
ake sure your camera and sports surance company, js appealing a|troit suburb of 45,000 a postoffice, | Rev. Albert Coleman Dies OsBWA 8 yg .
equipment are protected against theft or 4'2 to Syear conspiracy convic-| Will be the boss of 52 men when} LEONARD — Word has been re- also report good results.” ‘ ; tion | it opens tomorrow. ceived here of the death of the Rev.
other loss. The cost on your camera is i Mrs. Wilson, a member of the| Albert Coleman of Goodrich, for- Hr age : . Lincoln Park Republican Club, was | merly pastor of Leonard Methodist, LOTERELL in
$1.80 per $f00 ane on Me ton and Program Altered, a staunch backer of President} Church, ne AC. Wi
sports equipment the cost. is : r . Eisenower in the last election. He died while attending a con-
$100_—for entire year - Swim Lessons pe ee ference in Dearborn Friday. Sur- Y, vexs | -
. * California. produces between 8 | viving besides his wife are «@ TER. .
‘ to Begin Monday | and 90 per cent of U. S. wines
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Al =
| correction in the announced dates
of the swimming instruction pro-
| gram sponsored by the Waterford |
| Township Recreation Board was |
| announced today by Thomas Bel- |
ton, recreation superintendent. |
Instead of beginning today, as
|was stated in releases issued |
| through the schools, the program |
| will get under way next Monday.
| It will continue through July 31. |
| Belton listed the following beach locations and directions:
Witiiams Lake
Kerns «residence, 6777 Desmond on
north side of lake. Take Orangegrove
| eff Williams Lake read te Desmond
| fourth house om right. Monday 6 @ .m
| to moon, Wednesday 1-4 p. m.
| Elisabeth Lake | Pamily Beach, southeast side of jak+
on Cass-Elisabeth road, Monday 1.4
pm., Thursday 9 a m.-noon. | +
Watkine Lake
| .Watkine Lake Assn Beach. southess'
side of lake. South Shore road off M59
turn left om Forest, them curve eroun«
Tuesday 1-4 pm. Friday & daughter and a son
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FOURTEEN _- ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954 ~ .
at Ne ea lm whic’ Sei are “to : . | | letforts to alter t vot . , :
Weather Permits, ‘Copter! wt, 7 mes sre Hewes | FTG Cup-cracking ,Antics Malan Meets Defeat jsestraion “= “* °°" DO IT YOURSELF to Land at Fallen Plane There was no immediate report ‘
FENCE SPECIAL!
TOKYO @ — Crearing weather 0m the two men Move Laura to Do Same on Segregation Bil] | Thief Jailed 60 Days
late today permitted a helicopter | stormy weather and the jungle had chentown. tet we Pays $421 Restitution
to land two men near the site of a | blo¢ked all efforts to reach it until By LAURA Z. HOBSON | sities — my throat goes dry and ‘
Navy plane crash on Yaku Island | today. (International News Service) tight every time I glance at the ' Prime Minister Daniel F. ns » ewe peered
. : u lays, two years proba- . . +
I'm all cracked up with jealousy | useless things. regime failed again last night © | tion and”$421 restitution were im- Chain Link Fence—Ball Top Posts and 2x4’s—
& te will —and lots of other women will be} J'm sure there's no woman alive Put through legislation designed posed on Alvin Northey, 31, of 869 * Materials Complete 70c ft.
will pey you to know — | too — over an Englishman who without a list like that, except eventually to take the 38,000| Bethune Detroit. Monday by Cir- 3 eo a gS
There's @ BIG ditterence in glosses! | goes around smashing any cracked for those so rich they can start Colored (mixed“blood) voters in cuit Judge Frank L. Deéty for | Clothes Posts—Steel—4 Hooks... . . $4.95 ea.
or chipped cup, saucer, plate or new at the floorboards every sec- Cape Province off the common auto theft . 23¢ ft
| glass served him in any tearoom ond year. registration roll. ON y sended Ielty Suma: Double Bottomwire........--- Senge .
— The rest of us can only dream | Sitting in joint session, Parlia- to stealing an auto from a Royal ALL TYPES of FENCES
He's Sidney Wilson, 40, and he * | of new sofas and jam dishes i com 128 votes in favor of the |Oak used car lot April 29 -after lled by Us or Materials Oaly!
° been as popular with British res- ee. bill—part of Malan’'s racial segre-|a round of bars. He w cated lasta y Us
and giassware — and keep all | — as arres
| taurateurs for the last ten years avallahie batchsts ender (eck gation program—to 42 against. But after smashing into a telephone § ,
as a bul] in a china shop. nal bas the tally fell 10 votes short of the | pole at Rochester Rd. and Steph- RE FENCE
, | two-thirds majority of the total 207 enson Hwy. *
| In 1943, he took home a cracked.
Whe. : cup, pat it under a micrescope— | Or we can remember that Ameri-; members needed for a_ constitu- |
CREDIT le a ane rl glasses ood unas cise wibek bin ie | cans and Englishmen are cousins | tional change. Scientists estimate that the
ess then 2¢ @ dey! ; work had to be from there on. — the sea and hope the un-| It was the fifth defeat Malan|oceans contain three times as 49 WN. Parke St.
| “1 saw nasty little animals éreep.- | frustrated — Wilson will pay has suffered in the courts and | many living organisms as all the |
DR. SPENCER OATES. Optometrist ing and leaping about like eat lone . ny = El cal ment in three years in bis world's land masses. o
13 NO. SAGINAW ST. 9:30-5:30 daily the press says he said. ‘Hundreds
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and plates, always wifh a small |
lecture to the restaurant owner
on the principle of the thing.
AWD MEW. | much healthier place to live,”
TARK-TYPE Personally Mr. Wilson might be
a crashing bore, but every house-
wife on earth will envy him the
_inner satisfaction he must get every |
time something goes “crash.’?
smithereens!
Not that I have a chip on my
shoulder the way Mr. Witspn has,
bet I've q mental list as long
some hatchet work on.
My great big green sofa, for
instance, that looks so pretty and
\feels so terrible when you find i — Ms Since then, he modestly admits, |
he's been a smashing success—
3 - D A ‘4 S Pp F C | A L | | | getting famous all over England. |
ss |In his ‘‘crusade for cleanliness,” |
“If everyone did the same,”
| he states, “Britain would be a
y , | Im my house, how many things!
there are I'd love to smash to
|
as my arm about various house-
hold furnishings I'd enjoy doing
| you're sitting in a heap of green
smashed . How I'd love!
12 INCH | to tear it limb from limb or more
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Air Force Shows NIGHT FIGHTERS—Air Force F94B Starfires, pictured below,
were the first fighters to score night victories over Red aircraft
in Korea. The 600 m.p.h. interceptors, built by Lockheed, are
being used to guard United States bases. Radar equipped, the
all-weather crafts were used for bomber protection during air
strikes in Korea. The Starfire has a two-man crew—pilot and radar
operator. These ships, along with others, pictured on this page,
took part in the USAF jet gunnery meet held last week at Nellis = (=~
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DEMONSTRATE FORMATION FLYING+A crack firepower meet at the Nellis AF Base. These planes poured napalm, bombs,
demonstration team from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, put rockets and 5O cal. slugs into targets during the combat
Thunderstreaks through their paces for onlookers at the jet gunnery presentation.
PLENTY OF POWER—Weighed down with more than 4,000
pounds of five-irich rockets, this F84 !s readied for gunnery practice
by-crewmen:— Already. proved successful in Korean air fighting,
the Thunderjet, equipped with an electronic gunsight, is expected
be a match for any jet in the world. This craft is also equipped
to carry atomic bombs to targets where speed rather than distance
is vital.
ABRMAMENT—Shown above is the armament carried by ‘carrying ‘combinations of 24 -five-inch rockets, one 2,000-pound
Air Force Thunderstreaks. Besides the 30 cal. machineguns bomb -and four 1,000-pound bombs. In the rear row are four *
shown. at center. with their ammo belts, the jet is capable bf _20-gallon..fuel. tanks and two 450-galion tanks.
Police Hold 3 Youths, "yen
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After 11-Block Chase | ag een
DETROIT (INS) — Police “are |
holding three 16-year-old boys this
morning for car theft after an 1)- ‘ é
bieck chase in which police fixes An ordinance forbidding ‘the Sunday sale of furniture and house- | employes to work on Sunday and guard against interfering with four blasts from shotguns and the
fleeing youths hit three -cars. hold appliances, including radio and television sets, will come before religious observances.
Police spotted the boys last the city commission tonight for final action. A hearing is scheduled on the revocation of the food license
were b or vith oS ae The measure was passed on the first reading last week, with only | issued to the Honey Bee Restaurant, 19 W. Pike St.
car lights and sped away when Commissioner ‘Dr. Roy V. Cooley (District 1) voting against it. He An ordinance will be introduced to amend the soning map to
they noticed police giving case said he thought merchants could work out an agreement accomplishing resone to C1 a let located at the croner of Norton Ave. and
The cereening vehicle struck te the same thing without a law. N. Johnson Ave:
eetnteg « fuelly out for 0 drive Hf passed, the ordinance will not apply to “work of necessity Up for confirmation are 18 special assessment districts, for blacl-
No one was injured. and charity” or te persons whe observe Saturday as the Sabbath | topping, curb, gutter, drainage and related work, and for water mains.
The fleeing youths were finally , and don’t do business on that day. . A couitnunication from George A. Cram concerning the city's
police riddled LANDING—Swooping tn for a landing after a this has a world-wide reputation :
gree og the car firing miation is this Republic Thunderjet. Aire pap han - foment A group of local merchants asked for the law to avoid asking master plan filed with the register of deeds will also be!taken up,
+ . 4
SIXTEEN |
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Women Says A-Bomb
Alert Not Loud Enough ~
NORFOLK, Vg.-Civil De-
fense authoritiés in this important
seaport city were well pleased yes-
Hferday with. the public's reaction
to a mock atomic bomb attack that |
‘killed’ 161,625 persons and ‘‘in-
jured”’ 20.000 .
But there was a note of dissatis
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‘ THE PONT. AC _ PRESS, TUESDAY, JU NE_15, 1954 _
| Movie to Tell
| Story of Man
Dying July 30 By BOB THOMAS
‘HOLLYWOOD (®—-How do you
ifilfm the life story of a man who
is scheduled to die July 30? 4
That is the problem facing pro-
Wallace MacDonald and
writer Jack DeWitt, who are
charged with putting on the screen
the life of Caryi Chessman. They
are filming the criminals book,
Cell 2455, Death Row which
Columbia bought for $19,000
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ducer
National attention has been
brought to Chessman via his book,
in which he details his life: in
crime. He has confessed 15 felon
les Charged to him, but not two
others which brought him the
death sentence for kidnaping. He
hag personally waged a long jegal |
battle to escape the @es chamber |
but now 1s slated to die July 30.|
la committee that includes many |
| writing people has been trying to | P
i his sentence commuted, argu: |
| ing that he is worth more to so |
ciety alive than dead.
MacDonald emphasized that the
film would take no sides in Chess- |
man's fight for life.
We will present the story in a) |
hike a March F dox umentary. style
of Time,” the producer remarked.
We will be coldly objective, buigt
ing no case for him or for society.”
* * *
Ah yes, but doesnt the SUBeNCS |
tend to sympathize with the lead- |
ing player, even in a crime pic-
ture?
Not necessarily in this case,"’ |
remarked MacDonald. ‘Not if we)
tell the story as it was written |
in the book, and we are required |
to do so
There may
evoked from his younger days. His
family was very poor and he tells |
of how he was sick in bed and)
how his mother, who
lyzed, called to say something was
wrong. The boy went in the kitchen
and found his father lying on the tz
floor with ~ gas - ls
| “His first urge to steal came |%
when he Lassen other people's
groceries were hot the same as
his paar s, which came from re-
i\lief. He began to steal food.
| “But then he began to stéal
more than he needed. It became
a matter of bravado with him.
When others in his gang would say.
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sings .and dances. The echnicolor
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‘Let's steal a car. * he'd say
steal three cars.’ Every time be
got out of a reformatory he wou
|return to crime.”
DeWitt called him “a precoc 10us
who became a_ precocious
genius. You can tell from the book : Communist Leader
"Arrested in Havana HAVANA (INS) — The Cuban |
|| that he studied until he knew all | Military Intelligence Service has
tricks of @ professional | announced the arrest of Juan Mar-
president of the Commu-
nist Popular Socialist Party.
The official statement, released
PARTY | heat night, said Marinello was ac-
PLANS cused of engaging in anti-<demo-
cratic astivities.
A luncheon,
dinner or ban-
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We can close
our dining inello,
military prison at Cabana Fort-
ress, In the past, he has been the
presidential candidate of the Pop-
ular Socialist Party, which is the
name the Cuban. Communist Party
operates under.
The Intelligence Service is
| known to be searching for other
| Communist leaders. “lim”
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|Democratic candidate for the U.S.
Maririello is being held in the |
TOKYO (®—The Japanese gov-)} chet WIDE SCREEN to Be Dem Candidate OAKLAND, Calif. W— ——
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EIGHTEEN __
_ THE PONTIAC PRE
7 Are Elected The prediction is for 50 million
TV sets in operation in the US.
oy 1958,
Unofficial Tabulation of
Waterford Votes. Lists |
Johnson, Mrs. Adams
pres oer WATERFORD TOWNSHIP-< In-
derstand, per- 'cumbent Elmer Jobnson and Mrs.
haps you don’t Donald Adams were elected to
eagle peed - | three-year terms on the Waterford
ee es “oe this re- }Pownship Board of Education, ac-
vealing 43-page booktet, || cording to an unofficial tabulation
“Your ing our || of votes last night.
Health.” | Mrs. Adams, who lives at 2711 W.
— such om = the |) Walton Blvd., rolled up 349 votes.
care your ears, | Johnson was re-elected with
“ness is inherited ; the family Also on the ballot was John Bell
problems of the deaf, and ||of 2911 Silverhill Rd., who tallied
merc remetn [i vo shout Sonotone or its emas- Mrs. Adams is graduate of
new transistor hearing Pontiac High @chool and Michi-
gan State Normal rey —
Gens oe cee ie “sear eons || innd County Misterical Founda. end edédress te: tion and has served as president
of the History Seciety
SONOTONE gan and of the Pontiac YWCA.
: Johnson, 49, lives at 3320 See-|
Heering Service baidt. Drayton Plains, and is em |
ployed by the Stainless Ware Co
of Walled Lake.
He served on the school board for |
one term before consolidation and |
was named to fill a vacancy
“rreated by the resignation of dayne}
Adams in 1950. He was elected to
serve a full term on the board in,
1951.
‘Albion College President
'to Speak to Graduates
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP —
Dr. W. W. Whitehouse, president
\of Albion College, will give the
commencement address Thursday
;at the first high school commence-
lien to take place at Southfield
High School.
About 145 of the 1530 seniors are
scheduled to be graduated. The
| public is invited to attend” 357 N. Seginaw FE 2-1225
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PONTIAC’S OLDEST
INSURANCE AGENCY
Quake Shakes Italians to School Board |
‘School of Nursing in Detroit re-
eral Hospital as a nurse this fall.
US. Not Ready |
{for Atom Attack Mass Tests in 41 Cities
Show Weaknesses in|
Civil Defense
WASHINGTON (INS) — Federal |
civil defense planmers frankly ad- |
mitted today that the U. S. is|
unprepared to meet even a
“‘mock’’ atomic attack and mapped
a series of city-by-city evacua-
tion tests aimed at saving lives
should the real thing come
Theoretically, at least more than
six million persons lost their lives
and nearly three million were in-
jured in a fake enemy bombing
raid yesterday which laid in ruins
P41 U. S. cities, eight in Canada, |
two in Alaska and one each in Ha-
waii, Puerto Rico and the
islands. .
JOY ANN MOEHLMAN
Joy Ann Moehiman, daughter of
Mr and Mrs, Robert Moehiman of
%2- Atwater St., Lake Orion, was
graduated from the Henry Ford
cently. She will enter Pontiac Gen-
Federal Civil Defense Administra- Voters Approve has
what} “Today's nationwide test
thus far proved effectively
we had assumed
tion’s civil defense team stil has
| a long.way to. go in phe held of
operational readiness
Peterson added Civil defense
evacuation drill is in store for
every American target city.” Two on School Board
Re-elected; OK Given
to Sell 2 Units
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-
SHIP — Voters here Monday ap-|
proved three s on the bal- |
lot and re-elected Edwin R. Dreyer
and Kern Murphy to the Board
of Education with 267 votes each.
Voters gave the school board
permission to sell the Hosner and
Community Schools, 187 yes to %
no.
A 3.5 mill increase, asked by
the board -for three years to pre-
vide furnishings, equipment and
site improvement for the new
West Bloomfield High School,
was adopted by a 192 to 78
vote.
The Special Education Act pro Peterson took occasion to em
phasize the importance of evacua-
tion in the overall program.
School Board Votes
SARZANA, Italy W—A slight)
earthquake drove people out of |
| their homes in this northern Italian
+ town today. No damage was-fre-
Insure Before ported.
It's Too Late! ees
Call Today! Mrs. Pandit Set for Tour
- NEW DELHI, India u®—Mys
| Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, U.N. As-
' sembly president, will leave Bom-
| bay by plane Saturday for official
| visits to Yugoslavia and Britain. 609 Community Nat’!
Bonk Bldg.
FE 2-9224 Japan mined 46,516,000 tons of
|coal in 1953—about one 10th U. S | production posal for handicapped children
was approved 238 to 41
A proposal to carry out provisions |
of the Special Education Act also
was favored —2200-te- 0-——"— t $100 Pay Increase WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-
SHIP — A $100 raise was voted
each of the five members of the
Township Board of Education here
at the annual school meeting in
Keego Harbor last night.
The secretary and treasurer wil!
receive $275 each and the others
$200 next school year. Topic—A-Energy Act
ANN ARBOR WW — Proposed
legislation to liberalize the Atomic |
Energy Act is among the top is-
sues to be discussed at &@ MAass| The board will hold its organiza-
communications conference begin- | tional meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m..
ning June 19 at the University of | with the final meeting of the year
Michigan. The five-day meeting | slated for June 30 .
will feature Atomic Energy Com- | SL
mission representatives, newsmen! About half of Indochina is for-
and technical writers. | ested
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SS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954:
A
ZIGMUND J, NIPARKO
Hazel Park Mayor
fo Run for Congress Zigmund J. Niparko, mayor of
Hazel Park, today announced his
candidacy for the Congress of the
United States on the moms ance
|
Niparko was elected this spring | All 3 p | ute to the national-state-local op- |
lerations which are stil] going on ew .
f0p0Sd S | today, bluntly commented to serve his third term ag mayor | tor Val Peterson, while paying trib- | ticket.
le had served two
that the na-/ going on Navy duty in the South |
Pacific and Korea
Education.
Board of Supervisors, |
Niparko is a graduate ef Michi. ,
gan State Normal College and |
Wayne University Graduate |
Sehool. A teacher af Lincoln |
High School, Ferndale, he ts a |
member of the Hazel Park Board |
of
He received executive training |
with Ford Motor Company.
Niparko urges a return to both
Democratic foreign policy and do
mestic policies. He is in favor of
the Marshall Pian, Point 4, Social
Security, and Democratic housing
and farm policies.
The Haze! Park mayor recently
had published a book about his
experiences in Korea and Japan
entities ‘‘Kims And Sans," by Vin-
tage Press. .
Last Graduation
Set by School Roosevelt High to Have
Commencement Rites
Temorrow
ment exercises
ably be the last class to graduate
from Roosevelt High School will
take place tomorrow night at the
school.
Dr. Guy Hill of Michigan State
College, the principal speaker, will
be introduced by Dr. Leif A. Hou-
gen, superintendent of West Bloom-
'field Schools.
| Presenting the diplomas will
be Board of Education President
Edwin R. Dreyer, and Principal
Donald C. Weed will presen tive high school boy and girl for
the past school year. |
A : 4 _.
U. S. mines can produce 5,000
tons of bituminous coal a minute. by Gordon Veal and
by Beverly Watts.
The 1954 class is the 26th to == —
the valedictory
next year, it ig expected this will
be the last commencement at
Reosevelt High.
KEEGO HARBOR — Commence. |
for what will prob-| reasoned a Navajo Indian, called
t
awards to the most representa. |
Salutatory address will be given ' Sunday. ‘Navajo Plus Firewater
Equal Fireworks Display
PHOENIX, Ariz. ® —Firewater,
for fireworks.
So, George Begay Harrison
touched off a stack of dynamite‘
that almost ruined a $10,000 power
shovel on the reservation
Yesterday he won a five-year)
suspended sentence on the condi-|
tion he leaves liquor alone
Methodist Ordained
1 LEONARD—The Rev. Merie M
Nichols, who has been serving the
Leonard and Dryden Methodist |
churches for the past six years, +.
|was fully ordained at the annual |
|/ Methodist conference in Dearborn
from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. daily.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15,/1954 ee I NINETEEN
Grosse Pointer Elected company of Michigan Consolidated. UM Opens June 21
- fi In his new post, he succeeds |
Consolidated Chairman [Henry Fink, named chairman of ; ames of = , ANN ARBOR (# — University Consolidated’s executive commit- wa
DETROIT w—Ralph T. Mc BL: tee. Hugh Daly, a-vice president, Michigan summer sessions will
venny, of Gross Pointe, was elect-| was made a member of the board jopen June 21 on the campus and
led Monday as board chairman of| | SaCaaNS Gia aae | at “university centers in Grand
the Michigan Censolidated Gas Cé.|_ First Negro slave in America |
McElvenny is president of Ameri-| was traded by De Soto in 1540, at | Rapids, Flint and Detroit. Classes
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REGISTRATIONS STILL OPEN—About 100 boys | Ponting Press Phete | Fo
| and girls are needed to fill out a Learn-to-Swim | of 155 E. Highland Ave., gets some swimming lessons
| program sponsored by the Pontiac Rotary Club at | ahead of schedule from instructor Donglid Porritt,
-}} the--Y MCA. — Registrations will. be taken —at the | tleft)- of 131- Mount. Clemens _Sit_._Looking on is.
YMCA through Thursday for six lessons starting | Francis Miller of 333 N. Perry St., chairman of the
June 19 and ending July 3. Patricia Gaubis, 10, | Rotary Learn-to-Swim committee.
Ax-Wielder Swings,
De-Caps Patrolman DETROIT (INS) — A Detroit
policeman almost got his head cut
off with an ax when he tried to ——— a
took a swipe with an ax, knock.
ing off Blanchard’s hat.
Meanwhile, Trumble climbed to
an outside porch and entered the
attic just as Smith cut his wrists
with a knife. :
Smith is in serious condition in| =”
Redford Receiving Hospital from
loss of blood ff 4 nn" we
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ANN ARBOR W — About 9300/5
Michigan high school girls are ex- | ©
pected to attend the annual Wol-
verine Girls State, a mock gov- and Patrolman Donald Trumble
were summoned to the home of
William C. Smith, 65, by three in-
terns of Northville State Hospital,
who had been called by Smith's
WEDNESDAY AT BOTH wife, Ruth. Micha Sine 1 oh. The eve }
THRIFTY DRUG STORES eee and designed to acquaint
school pupils with the workings of
government.
The “dream’’ that’s here today!
Now being delivered! First of the fabulous dream cars
to come true—the already famous Chevrolet Corvette!
You've heard about the new Chevrolet
Corvette. It “stopped”: every auto show
from coast to coast, border to border. It
was hailed and accepred as the ‘‘frst all-
American sports car”. . . Awerica’s author-
stative-answer-to-the-toreign-yobs.-
And it was all that—and more. It had
“that look.” Like it came from a great line
of know-how. Low and sleek as a racer at
Indianapolis. With a special engine, with
triple carhuretion tor greater power and
smoothness. With glass-fiber reinforced
plastic body . . . first ot its kind and very
successful Very smart.
A new driving experience! It had to
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outrigger-type rear springs and broad whee!.-
treads stabilize the car tor ught ‘cornering ”
And the first time you feel these extra
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ity,-you it know-what-2 real-sater-feel-of the-
road means.
Yes, the 195 4 Chevrolet Corvette became
the-most-talked about car in the world And
how the letters and phone calls poured in! .
“Where can | take 4 ride im this car?
Where can I try t out? It looks good, but
I've got to sit there and drive « myself,
and let @# talk to me... not you!”
So the first of the great postwar “dream™
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msistent market! We could barely keep up
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FITTING GESTURE—Wes Santee
fastest miler in the world, is measured for his | track meet |
|
]
WES,
9 |
(Marine Corpse phete vie AP) (center), second |
in St Louis this weekend Harry
uniform after checking in for duty with the Marines | Caniglia (left) civilian employe from Philadelphia
at their big training base at Quantico, Va. Monday. | Pa., checks the tape and gives Santee’s measure-
Marine officials have announced | hat Santee will | ments to Lt. Donald T. Jacobson of Northport, N. Y
not be permitted to compete in _the National AAU 1 (right).
Patty Is Again
Open Medalist Cuts One Stroke Off)
Course Record Monday
With 70 Round
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
WAUKEGAN, Ill. ® — Veteran
Patty Berg flaunted the usual
medalist jinx today as she teed
off in pursuit of her fifth women's
Western Open golf championship. |
* * -e
Patty took the $100 medalist
Prize yesterday, knocking one
stroke off the course record at
Glen Flora Country Club and five
under par ™ a fa
utsider Cou By HUGH FULLERTON JR. , But to the general public, Hogan
SPRINGFIELD, NJ. «—This and Snead still were the men and
| may be the year for a young pro (their ailments were top news
fessional tuned to tournament
sharpness by constant play, to
break Ben Hogan's monopoly on
the U.S. Open golf utile
* . >
That rather cautious prediction,
backed by clinical reports on the
aliments of the two top contest-
ants, came today from Baltusrol | worse I'l) start.’ Sam said after
Pro Johnny Farrell, the “‘host’’ for | playing a practice
the Sith Open starting Thursday. | day
Farrell's forecast was based By contrast Hogan, who recently
more on the condition of the lush, | said he didn't see how he could
lengthy Baltusroi lower course win his fifth Open championship
than on the condition of Hogan and this week was almost optimistic
Sam Snead “I'm about over that virus,"" he Hogan still is recovering from an
ilIness that delayed his participa-
tion in National Golf Day. Snead
| has come up with a stuff, sore neck
and shoulder that interferes with
his shotmaking
“I'm not ready for the tourna-
ment, but if this doesn't get any ‘cans are entered
round yester
Conditional Entry
Send Snead ST ANDREWS, Scotland w#—Sam
Snead, who beat Ben Hogan for
the Masters championship in April
is entered in the British Open golf
tournament this year, but theres
a catch in it.
* * . -
The West Virginia professional,
winner of the. British crown in
1946, has arinounged he will play |
‘at Royal Birkdale July 59 only if
| he captures the U.S. Open this |
week.
Snead, troubled with a neck and | U.S. Open Win Would
to England Philadelphia and Robert Sweeny
of Palm Beach, Fia - * .
Other American entries are Ern-
est Arend, Jr.. of Deal. NJ, Bo
Wininger of Oklahoma City. Toney
Penna of Cincinnati, Al Watrous
of Detroy, Sean Meaney of Fort
4
IS
Yankees Still
Seek Additional
Pitching Help Report NY Interested
in Hudson of Bosox,
Kellner of A’s
Lauderdale, Fla and Tom Hulver- |
son of Sappington, Mo.
+ * .
Hogan won't defend the crown he
| won last year at Carnoustie. For-
| mer champions competing include
South Africa's Bobby Locke and | NEW YORK uw — Max Surkont
‘and Vern Law, the only Pittsburgh
pitchers who have won more than |
two games, appeared to be the
players most sought after today in| Politics Mix
With Baseball —
in Solons’ Tilt Democrat Nine Seeks
to Defend Its 6-Year
Streak Against GOP
By HERB ALTSCHULL
WASHINGTON W—Politics and |
| baseball mix tonight as a picked |
team of Democrats sets out to de-
| fend a six-year winning streak
' }
=
ee
Souther Cal
Makes Coast
Loop Favorites Big ‘Ten Is Underdog
| in Annual Track Meet
With PCC | against a coming Republican team |
}in the annual Congressional base-
ball game.
The game—it's for charity—is
billed five innings under the lights
at Griffith Stadium. Vice Presi-
dent Nixon will throw out the first
ball. Glenn R. Davis (R-Wis) wil
try to make Wasigngton fans for
get Walter Johnson with bis pitch
ing performance, while Rep. W. M
(Don) Wheeler «(D-Ga) will be
seeking to emulate Christy Math-
ewson. Both played ball in high
school But that was a long time
ago.
Proceeds of the game go to the
shoulder ailment, is one of the | Henry Cotton of England, each a the hours before the midnight dead- | summer cainp fund of the Wasb- |
favorites in the US. Open at)
| Baltusrol, Springfield, N.J., start-
| ing Thursday.
fifteen. Ameri-
in the British
event. which has drawn a field of
39 players from 11 countries
Other top U.S = entered a Counting Snead,
~Tioya—*
Former US
Ryder Cup captain Open champion and
Jimmy
.maret ol Kiamesha—tlake—- = ;
three times winner of the Masters
Gene Sarazen of Germantown
NY, winner of the British Open
in 1932, and Jim Turnesa. 1952
US PGA tthst
Leading amateurs include Frank
'Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio. runner
up to Ben Hogan at Carnoustie
last year: Frank Strafaci of Gar
den City, N-Y.; Jimmy McHale of three-time winner. Australia will
'be represented by Doug Bachli
| recent winner of the British ama
jteur, and Pros Norman von Nida |
‘and Peter Thomson
Tiger Farmers’ Beat
* Parent Detroit Club BUFFALO N Y W-
Tigers now have a five-game jos Detroit
ing streak. But one of the losses
doesn't count in’ the American
League standings
The Buffalo Bisons tromped the
parent club, 6-1, last might in a
hospital] fund charity game line on major Pague basebal!
trades.
{ s *
The St. Louis Cardinals and Chi
cago Cubs both have talked deals
| with the Pirates involving the
| pitchers but so far nothing con
| crete has developed
* * «s
The Cubs, 11 games out of first
place, probably could not be con
sidered strong pennant contenders
unless they could land both men
but the Cardinals, 6 behind
might still be dangerous with the
consistent | addition of
pitcher
The New York Yankees still are only one
looking for extra pitching heip and |
have been reported interested in. ington Evening Star
Ternial, Joost «
Feud Simmers
Down to Zero Big Gus Now Ready
to Apologize for His
_ Big Jawing Match
PHILADELPHIA #—The rug-
liome runs accounted for all the | Sid Hudson of the Boston Red Sox | out-clubhouse feud between man- scoring
ild Win Open still go to the doctor
‘every ‘= and I spend a lot of
time in bed resting, but I feel
pretty well”
Meanwhile the younger plavers
| that Farrell praised were finding
that there s nothing easy about
Baitusrol s 7,027-yard par HM 6-70
Recreation 9
Wins on Homer | | Long's Fifth
Hit Decisive saa) d
Inning |
7-5 in
It was the cae time she has \Men’s S Softball Loop Lead Township Victory
won qualifying medalist honors of |
the tournament. After pacing the |
trials in 1941 and 1943, Patty con
tinued on to the title. She also |
took the crown in 198 and 195).
After her blistering 70 against
the par 38-37-75, 6,550-yard Glen
Flora course, Patty became the
odds-on favorite.
Also rated top contenders were
Beverly Hanson with 71, Betsy
Rawis and amateur Joyce Ziske
with 73's and Louise Suggs with
75, who won her fourth Western
Open title last year
Final Junior Baseball
Meeting Set Tonight Final meeting of managers of
ball leagues will be held tonight
at the Pontiac Parks and Recrea-
tion department offices al 35 Hill
street. }
Midget and Class F. managers
will gather at 7 pm. with the
meeting of Class bk. and D pilots
at & o'clock. Rules and -schedulés
will be discussed, contracts issued
and other information given at;
these meetings
Age limitations are Midgets (12
years and under), Class F (14
years and under). Class k (16 and
under) and Class D (18 and un
der). In each instance, the player
cannot reach the age over the
eligibility limit by Sept. 1 of this
year. |
ee
Bersche Wins Awad
Jim Bersche, son of Rev. G. J
Bersche, 108 Franklin. Pontiac, has
been avpried a major track let
ter at aton College. A senior
Rersche competed in the half-mile
He is a former Pontiac
si ol trackman. High | Thrown Into 4-Way Knot Inn City ,
Men's Softball League lead into a Park Avondale vs Giles Realty (Girls
i pom) QMC vs Stadium threw the
Loute s Tavern ‘Mens
830 p nm
tway deadiock last night by hand- Stadium Inn . 010 Ot 200 1—e 8 2
ing General Motors its 2nd loss, | omc 100 001 3001-5 7 3
65 : Miller, Helisek and Wilson. 8heidon
. Wheeler and Toth O'Shaunghnessy
Contest went Mosse eee 80 08 1-1 6 ‘
€to 000 000 G00 O--o 3 6
Ryan and Pritchard, Wright and Cos
, nings before Stadium Inn final-
ly scored its winning run in the | fielewas
10th om a walk, a hit batsman = xk of ¢
and two errors. three extra in- |
020 00060 2 23 8
> Milford 100 021 32-6 a@ 1 GMC, Stadium Inn. Moose and M!ifore 001 0000-1 4 1 Birmingham Riteway are now all Dusineki and Reed: Larson Mal) and Maresik, Miller
tied for lst place with 6-2 records
Moose had to go into extra in-
nings to win its 6th victory last
night also, beating CIO No. 594
1-0,
in 10 innings. Pitcher pay j a bene tame es Bebind 7
a 4 ee
Ryan drew a base on balls,” d- | Chicago % 19 «#46558 vanced on Jim Carter's hit beer’ [mee Vere ...ccs 4 72 ats 4
came home with the clincher on a Washington Oeneanrs | n° ST Lt aitiinore 2 “4 ") 4
single by Ernest Mann Philadelphia yen? ees) cl h ' Boston 9 1 eS W7's
Riteway dumped Knights of CO Pegay's Schedule a Probable Piichers lumbus. 6-2. on the 2-hit pit hing erro ey ll a Phe pr Fricane
gan
of Cal Atwood to move into the weston = nati 815 pm —Kiely «1-3 ® rene ‘ e
Ist-place deadlock. Milford Mer- Washington at Cleveland 7 30 pm — Stone 7 . as 14.0) vs Hout an (5-3
chants rattled’ two Lome s Tavern New eb at Bairinore : pm —Reynolds
“4 _ * to-+ mn 6-1 $ © Coleman
hurlers for erht hit ake-# MONDAYS. RESULTS
win in the other game played Cleveland 13” Boston 5 j Oniy game scheduled
matey night WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
ONIGHTS SCHEDULE Beaudetie Boston at Detrot!. 2 pm
wate Bhaws Jewelry ve Milford Mer- | Philadelphia at Chicago, 1°38 pm
chants iBxh 40 p m+ Northside Washington at Cleveland 7 W pou
= = New York a! Baltimore. 7 pm
. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Packers Sign Two oe Win kek yi Mises rookiyn 4 21 6a
< . , ; New York M a | #18
GREEN BAY. Wis. U—A pair Milwaukee 26M nie ‘
of big linemen from Holy Cross | Phiadelpua ._ aw oo. . a . soe ie . ara Cincinnati 2 2 481
College, tackle James Lavery and cukcags 23 ” aon.
. Rie ras next Putsbur 18 Wi 8
guard Jim Vogt, signe d profe Ssion Teday - Schedule & Probable Pitchers
al football contracts today with salattrice teem se weenie pm —Conley ‘ ’ ° 7
Vo ' sg Ts ver Cincmnatt at New York 7 15 m —Nut
the Green Bay Packers aren hall 130) vs Gomez (63) .
weighs 260 pounds, Vogt 240. Sign- st Louis at Philadelphia. 7 pm — Rasch!
| ing of the two men gave the Pack- 4, Ss ea
ers 39 players under contract for MONDAYT'S RESULTS the 1954 season Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 5§
Only game scheduled
WEDNESDAY'S GaMeEs
Milwaukee @t Brooklyn. 7 pm
pn ge
pn
’ b 400 020 6-4 9 1 |
Atwood and Kothe, Beers and Croieau |
Maj jor League Results
C onfused ‘Play in N inth sein a eargta P
Costs MSC Title Chance Home
Indtans Menday's Runs
Smtr hace Strick ar
Mondays Mawr League miereceres
OWATA (P—Ronins Coliege and
Missouri, who beat Michigan State
4-3 last night, will meet tonght
for the NCAA College Baseball
World Series championship with
sophomore southpaws slated to
pitch for both clubs
*.* ®*
Rollins is expected to give the)
nod to pint-sized Art Brophy who
handed Missouri its only tourney
loss, 41 in the second round of
the “double elimination play.
Missouri's choice is slated to be
Ed Cook, who beat Massachusetts |
in his previous series appearance
giving up one run
Ld] * *
Rollins has been beaten once
That was 3-7 at the hands of Mich-
igan State, a team Rollins pre-
viously beat 5-4. and the team
Miasouri knocked out of the .tour-
ney last night in a wild last ot |
the ninth.
Bud Cox of Missouri opened up | cm.
‘ f , ’ ' sereen < tei Seemed
The Tac) 2 cs a ‘
igan Sfate Jast toby drawing ® nana g Ait » « erce ana He “a H
the “tale sophomore He Bree & and ow
Pitch: i hohangh issued in the ar ‘ a koa
game - x > NATIONAL
( as i om) i” * a
Then Lee Winn swung at a high) Pinsbure Joe O01 QO 0 4 “Davis Jeffcoat ’ Minoer (8) and Gara ¥ the ¢ d and wide pitch for the third stnmke go kont Hetki (9) and Shepard
but the ball got away from catcher | angen (9) W—Davie L-—Surkont Home rue —Chicags ,_ Sauer Tom Yewcic and Cox raced to sec-
, Jim Long’s 5th inning home run
with one aboard gave Dixie Reé.
reation a 7-5 victory over Drayton
Drug in Waterford Township Soft-
ball League play at Drayton Plains
Monday night
Long's blow broke a 55 dead-
locke. Frank Keelean had hit a
t-run homer for Drug in the 2nd
inning. Long also belted a double
and single to lead the game's hit-
ters. Win gave Recreation a tie
for 3rd place in the loap.
In Little League action
Service downed Union Lake
ber, 64
Dick & Wes Sports meet Rich-
rdson Dairy tonight at 8:30 p. m.,
|" with Drayton Drug and Day's Sahi-
ary Service meeting in a Junior
[Lene game at 6:30
ore Drag — vireo 7 3 Dixie Recreation . wi0o20x 78 64
Qoulet and Keelean H Shell, Hill and
Ruelle
Del's
Lum-
Three Area Athletes
Win Letters at Western
The athletic board of control
at Western Michigan College has
announced 46 major awards for
athletes on varsity spring sports
and 48 additional freshman sports |
awards
Included on the list are
land County area athletes. Norbert
Krings of Utica won a_ varsity
baseball award, and John Agar of | '*'
Pleasant Ridge was among the golf |
lettermen. Dick Ring of Hazel
Park won a freshman track mono
xram
The Baltimore Orioles have work-
ing agreements with 11
league scsi ball clubs
Ring Timidity: Hurts Ezzard- Charles’ Chances:
of Regaining Heavyweight Title From Marciano. Ry GRANTEAND RICE
Sate I IE IE FAR POUT 3 Oak- |
minor | Ihe concensus is that it
will be a ‘‘tough but farr’’ test ef |
golf
That was Farrell s analysis and
it was echoed by such young
players as Billy Joe Patton, Gene
Litter Al Mengert and Sam Ur-
zetta after yesterday s rounds
Eddie Mathews
Worried Over
Hitting Slump MILWAUKEE (®—Eddie Math
jews. who shouldered aside
sophomore jinx’ a year ago to!
jlead the major leagues in home|
runs with 47. is in the middle of |
a slump which threatens to make |
his junior year a nightmare
| Mathews, in qa l6game home |
‘stand which ended Sunday. got
only 10 hits in 54 at bats for a
185 average.
What's worse, the 22-year-old
slugger has only 11 home runs,
eight behind his pace of a year
ago in the same number of games,
51. Mathews’ batting average then
was .328, with 51 runs batted in.
Today, hitless in his last 14 trips
his mark jis .259, and his RBI total
w~
What's wrong? No one seems to
know and Mathews admits he's
worried and may be pressing.
Otherwise he's as much in the
dark as anyone.
28 Pass Proficiency
Tests af Rolladium Final roller skating proficiency
itests of the season were given at
lthe Pontiac Rolladium Monday
j night
“exams.” course
the |
Twenty ight skaters Passe and Alex Kellner of the Philadel-
phia Athletics. One source said in-
fielder Johnny Pesky, who moved
from Detroit to Washington over
the weekend,
| Yankees but the Yanks promptly
denied it.
The Red Sox have been eyeing
Eddie Yost of the Senators but ap-
parently don't have the trade bait
that would interest Clark Griffith
Buzzy Bavasi, vice-president of |
| the Brooklyn Dodgers. said he's
| been looking for a pinch hitter,
| preferably mghthanded, but hasn't
| had any success
. . *
Bavasi ‘admitted he
talking with Chicago, Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh ‘If anything were
to break at the last minute, it prob-
ably would be with one of these
| clubs—but T doubt it will happen,”
; Bavasi said.
The Cincinnati Redlegs, who sent
| pitcher Herm Wehmeier to the
Phillies last week, still are inter-
| ested in Karl Drews or Jim Kon-
| stanty The Wehmeier deal, how-
ever, was straight cash
After midnight tonight no player
can be traded or sold until every
other club in the league has had a
chance to buy him at the waiver
price of $10,000. If both leagues
are involved, the waivers must be
obtained in both leagues. has been
|
Lions Lose Promising
Quarterback to Service
DETROIT (UP) — Coach Buddy
Parker of the world champion De-
Pence Dacus, sharpshooting quar-
terback from Southwest Tex a's
State
Dacus
the No. 2 signal-calling post. be- |
hind Bobby Layne this. year, has |
been summoned for a 2-year-hitch
in the service
Birdie Tebbetts, manager of the
Cincinnati Redlegs, was graduated
from Providence, R. [.,
with honors in 1934. He majored:
ian philosophy. was headed for the |
troit Lions bade farewell today to:
rated a good bet to win! | ager Eddie Joost and slugger (us |
Zernia) of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics seems to be cooling.
The latest quotes from Zernial.
as the A's headed West, went
| something tikes “t tike Phitadet-
phia. and | like the Athletics. But
let's pat it this way—I'd rather
play regularly. That was the sole
basis for my quarrel with Eddie.”
Couple that with Zernial's earlier
statement that ‘I'll play when I'm
| told, sit fon the bench) when I'm
told, and keep my mouth shut,”
and you have some idea of how
much the situation has cooled.
j Last Friday night, Zernial and
Joost jawed at each other in the
dugout while the A's played the
Tigers, Saturday after a meeting
| in front of executive vice presi-
, den Earle Mack, the manager
| sald he had fined Gua $250.
| Mack said yesterday that. ‘I
think Gus realized he made a
| mistake when he flared up at Joost
} | Friday night and is ready to apolo-
| gize. He's getting pretty good pay
| «$30,000 a year) and I guess he
| thought he should be playing all
the time to earn his money. Any-
way, Gus is on the train with the
team”
Then Zernia] took the rostrum:
“If Joost decided that I'm un-
able to make the club as a regular
and that I'l] be used strictly as a
pinchhitter, that’s his decision. But
I'm ‘not ready to become an oc-
casional player. I think I still have
a lot of years left and the club
must think that to pay me the
salary they're paying me. “When Eddie kept me on the
| bench, I wondered if it was strict-
{ly @ matter of my ability or being
in a slump. Friday in the dugout,
jl asked him if I was benched
} because of that or was there some-
thing personal about it in Joost's
| mind, . until now Eddie has |
not told me.’
Joost said on Saturday there |
Was nothing personal about the
benching of Zernial. but rather
games bec ause of '
| nesses.’ ‘fielding weak- They're in their late 30’s now. | By TOM BRANAGAN
| EVANSTON. Ill. @® — Loaded
with Southern California talent, the
Pacific Coast conference is ex
pected to continue its track domi
nance over the Big Ten tomght in
the annual! interconference meet
The meet features 3 all stars
from each conference and will be
run off in an hour and a half
Starung at 630 pm. EST. at
Northwestern University s Dyche
on
PCC teams have won cight of
| 1% previews meets, including the
last three. The western athietes
are favered heavily again to-
| night—mostly on the basis of
comparative performances in
| Saturday's NCAA meet at Ann
Arber, Mich.
| Southern California which has
}14 men on the PCC squad, ran
| away with the NCAA meet—scor
more than twice as many) | Ing
r points as the runnerup squad” Tt
nos of the Big Ten
Iiinois had three ind
Southern ¢ re
to put
Trojans piled up potnts with ava
nety of seconds, thirds and other
placings
Diinois’ Big Ten champions carry
| most of whatever hopes their con
ference may have of upsetting the
westerners
Illini's three NCAA winners were
Willie Willams, in the 100-yard
dash. Willard Thomson in the 120-
yard high hurdles, and Joe Corley
in the 220-yard low hurdles.
Two-miler Gene Matthews of Pur-
due ig Considered the onty other —
good bet to take an individual
championship for the Big Ten.
The USC contingent is headed by
high jumper Ernie Shelton and
440-yard man Jim Lea, both NCAA
Winners. Shelton narorwly missed a
7-foot effort at Ann Arbor and Lea
ran the 440 in 46.7 seconds.
Each conference will be repre
sented in each individual event bs
three athletes. Only one quartet
will appear for each in the three
relay races—a shuttle, mile and
440.
Olson Rated Edge
Over Jesse Turner HONOLULU ww — Middlewe
champion Carl (Bobo) Olson and
Jesse Turner of St.Louis relaxed
today in preparation for their 10
round nontitle fight tonight at
Honolulu Stadium.
They wound up five days of
heavy training Sunday night and
went through light workouts yes
terday.
Sunny Hawaiian skies held hopes
of a good turnout. Promoter Tom-
my Miles said he expected a gate
of 15,000 to 18,000. The fight starts
at. 9:15 p.m. (2:15 am., EST
Wednesday).
Betting was light. Honolulu-born
Olson was favored 41. aL? teres)
ners als two
he
Successful Angler
Ruben Dardarian, 12, Pontiac
Press carrier at Wixom, had a
| successful fishing trip Saturday
} when he landed one of the biggest
crappies taken from Kent Lake,
near Milford, this season.
| Ruben's prize was 11 inches long College | that big Gus was sitting out ball | and was estimated to have weighed
| about a pound. He also took some
| perch and. bluegills.
| Next tests will be in September | Vengeance Tigers’ Theme
| at the start of another roller skat-
ing season
Those who successfully passed
tests and earned medals include:
Dance Bar—Giorte Hoyt. Betty George
Pat Borey
Figure Bar -Carolyn Sue Hedger
Bronte Meda! Dance—Dorene
| Beverly Lewis, Jerry Hamlin, Sandre
Workman,. Jackie Borey LaMae White.
nary White. Ken Winship, Karen Gui-
korny
hieane Meda! Figure—Nancy Dickman
2 Bar Pigure-Mary Jo McBrearty
Virla Lee Landon
Bronze Medaf singles-Diana Rigotti.
Sharon Moore
Silver Bar singles
Silver Bar Dance
Iynda Wright
Karen Swanson, Mar
lam Rookard
Silver Medal Dance -— Gary Meeker
Mary Alice Clouse Sue Weich Wilkam
Rookard Karen Sevigny
Sharon Moore
Ken Willson. Jack Horner
thea Le Rogere. Witl-
to meet the Boston Red
game series.
Tigers. returning to Briggs Sta-
|dium after taking a horrendous {tie ‘king on the road. have a chance |
for revenge during the current '
home stand.
a was Boston's home runs that were in a vengeful mood as they |
Sox tonight in the Ist of a three- | Games With Bosox, Minus 1 Played a big part in the down-
relying mainly on
Ted Lepeto, Harry
company, took four of five
| from Detroit when the teams last
| met at Boston.
And after the Red Sox depart. |
the other eastern teams that plas- |
| tered the Tigers with 16 defeats |
‘in the last 22 games will come to!
town
Philadelphia. New York and
| Washington will enter the = }
ten -for-three-game stands:
Red Sox will enter the game |
| without the services of Ted Wil-
| liams. the splendid splinter is suf- |
| fering from an attack of virus in|
j his right lung. The team physician | Detroit Tangles Tonight in First of Three
Ted Williams
a dramatic chapter in the annals
et modern day baseball.
The Tigers met Boston in a
doubleheader that day- and won
| both games
The victories went to Detroit. but
the glory went to Williams
Williams made his Ist appear-
ance in the Boston starting lineup
since being discharged from the
| Marines. He made that appearance
Fone for the Books with eight hits
in nine times at bat. The safeties
included two home runs that re-
minded fans of the Williams
old, the masterful clouter.
But Williams will be out of there of
— want to take anv chances.’ He was fighting
Teehring out ane BAG old Le trevywetght championship of the-world-and-/wing-cutiielder-sut-of-semupotities, sa}s the virus infection borders on
| pneumonia and will keep the slug- tonight when Steve Gromek bids
a his 8th victory of the season.
il Perit?
Tigers can be thankful that
ing assignment for Boston number of reasons why Rocky Marciano should fake ara Walt Teta RE She areEs =
charge of the proceedings on Thursday night You cant verv well figure that statement out—
e ° a and yet that’s just the way he fought. When Walcott
Marciano is a champion who has never lost a fo weary to punch, would feint. Charles would |
fight. He is now at his peak He‘is one of the ring grab him
games hardest punchers
Dempsey class. He is strong
immune to punishment
f ranked well in the
rugged and practically |
At least he can take care | Where Marciano would Jack Minoso Leads Ist Day
of All-Star Balloting
CHICAGO (INS)—Orestes (Min-
nie) Minoso of the Chicago White
Sox received 1,328 votes in the
l}isted today in-the teams in the All-Star baseball
at Cleveland July 13. Harris, Hammer in
Motor City Feature DETROIT (UP) — Ken (Golden
Boy Hammer), unbeaten in 18
months, meets Ringo Harris in a
heavyweight feature eight-round
bout tonight at Motor City Arena. The White Sox left fielder topped
Stan Musial of St. Louis got 1,240 |
votes for the right field position |
on the National League team,
* The average Eastern Leage um- ond. When Yewcic came up with| 7 comes ataioiel of his share . . . trying for a knockout, Charles was coasting. He
the bal! and threw to first, Cox. Bome and Away Standings , ~~ a 2 Es
went to third. - AMERICAN LEAGUE It is another matter when the argument swings probably could have knocked out
Givnn was out without @ throw Home Away in the direction of Exeard Chagys. You have to | . e . .
The rule is that the batter le chit CH _— ee es a Pc do considerable scratching w it comes to Contrast this showing with Rocky Marciano's
when he swings at a bell that SY ie : sas * " 732 digging up neneaan et ® chart upset. when Rocky, half blind, partly groggy. came back | same
escapes the catcher for a third Det Tea in mon «2 sto win by a knockout. If anyone could figure out
strike with a man on first and par ho #8 Bo St Everybody knows that he is a better boxer than mental attitudes in advance. predictions or the art of | |), list of 156 players who were |
[less than one out Labi 16 . = \ a 4 Marciano is, and he is -even more experienced. | soothsaying would ~ much ameter. :
* * . t NATION AL Tkaate le is as big as Rocky and while not near as
Next man up was pitcher Fimil ee en Po eto pe ard a puncher he can still use his two figts All you can know before this fight is that Ezzard
Kammer, who doubles as an out ee nS 21 z is It is largely a mental angle with Charles. He Charles is equipped psysically to give Marciano |
fielder when not on the mound wu “on fo 4 66) 0 admits that in his last Joe Walcott fight, which he rough and rowdy evening. He has the boxing skill
Kammer slapped a single into jeft P™! rR S 4) S| should have wort easily, he coasted the last’ three |to slice Rocky's countenance into a: number of
that scored Cox with the winning Cir is yo #8 «611 «1 see or four rounds
i Pes. ie F | pt r] Me Soi “i thought I was well ahead,” he says,.’‘and I career, has been a timid man. basebait poll. | Hammer's last loss was in De-
| cember, 1952, to Frank De Gazio
Since that time he has won 19
straight fights.
In other bouts. Yama Bahama
| of the Bahama Islands meets Guido
Picconi ‘of Canton, 0. and Eli
stripes. But Charles, through most of his boxing | pire is 31 years old, stands 6) Leggett of Detroit opposes Ray
‘ feet and weighs 190, ‘ Trotter,
By BEN PHLEGAR
Associated Press Sports Writer
The major league ball clus were
on the move again today wonder- |
ing what ever became of home
sweet home.
Back in the Old Days—that elus-
ive period when everything was
better—the teams counted on build-
ing up a nice bulge on the opposi-
tion during the long home stands
as protection against the ravages
of Pullman jumps
> * Ld
But home isn't like that any
more
League
Seven of the eight senior circuit
teams can’t win for losing in their
own ballyards this year. The single
exception is the New York Giants.
The Giants have won 13 and lost
8 in the Polo Grounds. The next
best home record is a sub-par 9-10 especially in the National by the defending champion Brook-, Cleveland stretched its lead to
lyn Dodgers. two games over Chicago yesterday
7. 2 8 by beating Boston for the fifth
If things continue to go as they straight time. The score was 13-5
have so far, the immediate future | with the Indians unloading 22 hits
looks bright for Giant fgns. Both | against -Bill Henry, Tom Herrin
ihe Dedeers ant Gants coms tot and Tom Brewer. The game was
home stands tonight. | the only action in the American
In the American League, Cleve- | League.
land, Chicago and New York, ints) In the National League's _—
in the standings, own wipning rec-| contest, the Chicago Cubs cele- brated their escape from the Windy
City, where they lost 10 out of 12,
with a 6-5 verdict over the Pirates
at Pittsburgh. .
*
The road ‘clubs call the honors
in the intersectional battles just
completed. In the National League
the East, led by New York and
mopped up in the West, Brooklyn,
32 games to 17. The touring west- THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954 _
‘Home Stands Fail to Pad Majors’ Road Jolts time and wound up with a 412
}
ern teams beat the East 30-27 in
the American. record. |
The New York Yankees were the| The Yankees hit the road in Bal-
ohly American League stay-at-|timore, Boston is at Detroit and
homes to escape with a winning
record. They took 9 out of 14
games from the visitors. Cleveland
won 10 of 14 on tour followed by
Chicago's 84 mark and Baltimore's
87. Detroit, a big winner on its
previous trip East, fell apart this Philadelphia in Chicago, in addi-
tion to the Washington-Cleveland
contest. The National League pro-
gram of three games includes St
Louis at Philadelphia plus the
Braves-Dodgers and Reds-Giants
engagements.
‘ords both home and away. Of the |
other five, Philadelphia is even at
| home and the others haven't been
able to keep on the plus side re-
gardiess of where they've played.
Just as the Giants’ prospects
look bright, so do the immediate
hopes of the league leading Indi-
ans. The Cleveland Tribe has the
best home record in either league
—16 victories and 6 defeats—and
opens a 13-game home stand to-
night against- Washington.
Many ‘Average Grid Fans
Taking Football Via Video NEW YORK #—Thirty nine per |
cent of the “average” football fans
{in television areas haven't bought!
a ticket to a college game since |
1950—the first year television had |
a big impact on attendance.
. ° ae
Of those who did buy tickets in
1952 and 1953, nine out of 10 con-
fined their attendance to games
played by a single team.
s * >
When they turn on TV for their
football, more than \ of these fans
want to continue watching their fa-
vorite teams or those in their own
geographical area.
But most TV viewers don't know
which game will be shown to them
Avila, Rosen
Still Top AL Retain Batting Lead
Despite Being Benched
by Hand Injuries
NEW YORK (®—The loss due to
hand injuries of Bobby Avila and
Al Rosen by the Cleveland Indians
not only hasn't affected the club's
sizzling pennant race, but it's
brought little change at the top of
the American League batting race.
- 7. .
Avila continued to lead the cir-
cuit in batting with a .381 average
while Rosen held on to the runner-
up spot at .346.
In the National League, Duke
Snider of Brooklyn collected 16
hits in 30 at bats last week (a 533
pace) and gained 13 points. He
climbed from the No. 5 position to
take over the lead at .378.
Stan Musial of St. Louis tailed off
17 points and fell to second place
with a .370 average.
League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING—Avila. Cleveland. 381. Rosen,
Cleveland. 346; House, Detroit, 331; Mi-
noso, Chicago, 326; Fox. Chicago. Busby,
w and “ imore, 323
age inoso. Chicago, =. Fox, Chicago,
i, Chicago, Avila, Cleveland
and Yost, Wash ‘ington, 41.
RUNS BATTED IN—Minoso, Chicago, 53;
Rosen. Cleveland, 49; Berra, New York.
ai Chicago and Sievers, Washington.
HITS—F Chicago, 73: _—_ Bg
land and Busby. . eee ae
Ch 70; Kuenn, Detroit.
DOUBLES— Vernon asm 15; Bol-
ling, Boston and —— New York.
Minoso. Chicage and
Kuenn, Detroit. i
TRIPLES—Runnes. Washington. 10: Mi-
noso, Chicago and Tuttle, Detroit, 7; Ver-
on, Washington, 5; five players tied with |
‘
HOME RUNS — Rosen. Cleveland, 13
Boone, Detroit, 12: Mantle, New York and
Zernial, Philadelphia. 11, Berra, New York |
and Sievers and Vernon Washington, 10
TOLEN BASE. — Minoso and Rivera
€ » FS and Agganis, Boston
‘ox, Chicago,
HING — Morgan. New York and
Stone, Washin +0. 1.000; an, Chi- K
~ $1, Reynolds, New York. 7-1.
t. New York, 7-2, 778.
UTS — Turléy. — “;
Pierce,
» Garcia, p Meroe . 4.
69; Jablonski. St Louis, 51:
Brooklyn and Sauer. Chicago, 3
Philadelphia, 47
HITS—Jabionsk!, St. Louis, 87; Snider,
Brooklyn. 82; Musial, St. Louis. 81; Bell.
Cincinnati, Mueller. N-w York and Moon,
St. Louis. 78”
DOUBLES—Snider, Brooklyn, Jablon-
Louts, 17; Kiner, tansage and
Pittsburgh. 15; Bell, Cincinnati
iski St. Louis, 4
ES — Hamner planggreer go
Maya. New_York and_ Moon ch dienst, St Louis, 5: Gilliam Snider.
Brooklyn, Torgeson. Philadelphia and Mu-
sial. St. Louis, 4
HOME RUNS—Musial, St. Louis, 21;
Sauer, Chicago, 20; Mays, New York, 17;
Hodges, Brooklyn and Kiuszewski, Cin-
cinnati. 15. ski, St
Thomas
ond -
STOLEN BASES—Bruton, Milwaukee. 12;
‘ondy, Chic Lo Tempie. Cincinnati, 9: Fi
Moon, St. Louis, 7;
Torgeson, Philadelphia and Jabionski. St
Louis. 6
~~ LICHING—M
hall. Cincinnati,
York:-#-2-
900; Podres, Serctive: 7-2. 77%
STRIKEOUTS — Haddix. St. Louis, 79;
Spahn, Milwaukee, 67: Roberts. Philadel-
[some 6 cae New York, 57; Podres,
rooklyn, s .|'Pertect’ Games
and | wrist watches, "a clock and a med- |
¥. ago. |
Mathews, Milwaukee
ken, appockire 8 end. Nux- Aa | on any given Saturday and they
don't seem to mind as long as
they know there'll be a game to
watch.
s se
| These are some of the signifi-
jcant facts turned up by the Na-
tional Opinion Research Center of
the University of Chicago in study-
ing the nature and habits of the
/average college football follower.
| * s °
The %2-page NORC report was)
released today by the NCAA tele- |
vision committee. It concluded that
no further research is necessary
since ‘‘the effects of television on curately and in detail." BOFFO!—Livio Minelli, Italian welterweight now
living in the Bronx, connects with solid right to the
college football are now known ac- | [face of Luther Rawlings in Sth round of the 10-
The NORC survey indicated that |
uncontrolled or regional television
of football would have a tremend- |
| ous adverse effect.
It also failed to find any indica-
| tion that the “‘novelty effect’’ of
TV was wearing off. Rather it in-
dicated the opposite effect,
Costa Upsets Ortiz
in Ist 10-Rounder
NEW YORK ®—Carmelo (Chub-
| by) Costa, who just turned 20 on Charles’ Plans Laid
By MURRAY ROSE
Charles has been receiving all
kinds of advice on how to fight
no matter what Ezzy does it won't
The unbeaten Brooklyn lad, an champion.
8 to 5 underdog. convinced every- |
tell that he won last night’s bout make,” said Goldman. “Rocky
at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway. -| will make his own kind of a fight.
Even Ortiz. a side-burned Mexi-! The others couldn't get their way
can with a nifty mustache, was and Charles won't either.
into
'T can,” said Rocky as he lounged
“We're not concerned over what | about his camp yesterday.
body except Judge Charley Shor-| kind of a fight Charles tries to| I'll be ready to go all the way if
I have to.’
Charles, at nearby Monticello,
said he had made up his battle |
| plans “long ago.” Naturally, he
Base on Balls
Forces in Run
to Beat Jets Olivers’ Take Decision
by 4-3 Count, Extend
Unbeaten String
Oliver Buick edged Pontiac Jets
43 yesteglay to extend its City
Class A Baseball League unbeaten
a shitter for CIO, stniang out
eight and walking only one
TODAYS GAME—CIO vse Jerome cc" St. Nichol 4 in New York last (Wisner, 8 30) ww é-0 ws
night. Minelli, weighing 149%, won a split decision | Oiite, 90000070 see-008 804 63
over the Chicago battler, who weighed 1464. wad Booker and Seay, Womack and
COD iecsscrecesceceecs: 161 010 14 73 | Bike aoe OO-004- 4-1-3 3
Rocky's Boss Says Outcome Will Be tec.ctt Times for Stats
Same Whether Ez Mixes It or Not “Rocky doesn't let them —_
ROSSI Ezzard their fight. He just blitzes m
. it He's Pont on the attack. They've |
got to fight his way.’
There’s no secret about what
heavyweight champion Rocky Mar- | Marciano intends to do. Essentially |
'ciano but Charley Goldman says | he’s the same slugger who came
prominence four years ago.
make any difference in Yankee | He'll try to bull Charlies around
“But
ruse ond “Ostha; “ weedmere and Nel-
igi in Open Listed
Eight Michigan golfers are in
declined to shed any light on this/ the field for this week's National
scheme. Open Golf tournament including
He seems more confident than in | Walter Burkemo of Franklin Hills,
several years. If he’s paid any at-| who was exempt from qualifying
tention to the advice poured on | ®* the National PGA champion.
him from every direction, however, | The state Gelegation and their ne ama wouké dame him if he was | starting times for Thursday and Applications for charter mem- _ ‘TWENTY-ONE
Forest Lake Is Admitted
to Detroit Golf District Forest Lake Country Club, Met-; hole course with a seven under
ropolitan area's newest private | par 30-35—65.
golf and country club, is now a/|
member of the Detroit District Golf SAN DERS
Association, club president Blaine | FOR RENT
E. Eynon has announced
Eynon said the club wag also
taken into the Women's District HARDWARE
-| Golf Association 496 Orcharé Lake Ave.
Forest Lake, which was op-
erated as a public course since
1941, Was reactivated as a pri-
vate, year around club last win-
ter, Eynon said membership has
already reached 150 and will be
limited te 100 more members,
oe ee ees
NIGHT RAGING » Wed., June 16th
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A full tournament schedule has
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are now being played for the
President's Cup tournament which
will have its final matches June
26-27.
On Jaly 2-4-5 qualifying rounds
will begin for the Founder's Cup
with finals on July 31. Other tour-
naments include Senior Handicap,
club championship and the Leslie
Green tournament.
A “Beat Bob Gajda Day” is yet
to be announced, Gajda recently
set a record for the sporty 18
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By CHARLES McMANN
United Press Staff Correspondent
The leader of the newest party in
the Italian Chamber of Deputies
has a new approach in politics. |
“Ttaly is governer by, Tools.’’ he Lauro in Italy
in First Bid for Leadership|
*
-_ «7
Real Estate Values Seen
Stable for Many Years
the Monarchist party increased its | United States Savings and
number of seats in the Chamber | Loan League looks for a stable rea!
of Deputies from 14 to 50 before | estate market for the next 20 years
he split it | Ralph R. Crosby told the
Lauro has won the hearts of his | leagues convention here that there
fellow-Neopolitans and many of the may be some variation from year
people generally in poverty-stric k- to year in the price of homes, but a
devastating decline in, values
Crosby gave these reasons for 4
| stable market:
ST. LOUIS (UP) — The head of | |procedures and easier money in
| home financing, a more prominent A growing populatio., better
role of the government in economic
affairs.
He said the spiraling population
is due to get another boost in the
1960's when the World War |
babies reach marriageable age
THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954 _ '“chances appear remote of any | - bv McEvoy and Strieber DIXIE DUGAN
said when he entered national pol)- | : ;
tics in 1950. “Since I am less a fool |? Southern Italy
than they are, it follows that [| Hle is a man of big gestures
too, can become premier.” 'He startled all Italy when he paid
the unheard-of price of $150,000 to
Diminufive, immensely weal: | sign a Scandinavian star to Naples
~~ , perp eg negara ag er | soccer football team
bid for leadership on June 2 “hen y ie
when he split the Monarchist tional championship Lauro wal be
party of the extreme right wing r inning the government in Rome
Lauro has now formed his own
National Monarchist party on A
two-plank platform.
Plank No. 1 is support of the.
Pact which provides for the in-|
clusion of German troops in the
North Atlantic Treaty forces.
Piank No. 2 calls for total war
on the Communists.
fe tar Lauro has succeeded
in enticing only 16 of the 4 our team wins the na
veapolitans said
The team ended up the season
fourth place
next vear and St OOVeT
We
will Lauro in
I] win sure
his backers said
Each morning when the weath- |
er permits Lauro walks around
the terrace of his villa here |
stark naked.
‘It's great for the health,” he
explains. ‘You have to open your
Monarchists in the chamber into | Ppores every day to the sun and
his party. But hig votes could |Wind and you cant do it with
swing the balance in faver of } your clothes on.” eccentricity. | ratification of the EDC. Thic is a minor
E lly important. he is stirring Politicall lauro is taken seri-
up the always-present Monarchist ously He is likely to win a Jot
move t in Italy of supporters for a new const
‘ase ae many people. and tutional monarchy
especially many people in South- - —— =
ern Italy where Lauro hails from Trucker Kept Busy
who. would_like to see exiled for
, FORT WORTH, Tex -*tP) —-
mer fumbe the throne
= 'August C. Fricke told police some
Laure is mayor of Naples and
& muolti-millionaire shipewner. |
Siiver-haired, big-nesed, hoarse.
voiced, he reminds Americans
who see him of the late Alfred
E. Smith. fis political tech- jone stole a coat and gioves from
his parked pickup truck, and then
feund that while making his re
port someone had stolen a suitcase
of clothing from the vehicle
tcld police in a second report shat
niques remind some people @f jie nuts on his truck wheels also
these of Tammany Hall. had been loosened while he was
It is largely due to Lauro that | reporting the first theft Fricke | SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith
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THE WASHOUT ‘Wheat Prices
Lower Today CHICAGO ww — Scattered selling |
sufficed to send wheat prices low- |
er again today on the board of
trade. Other cereals had a slightly
easier trend.
An expanding harvest, lack of |
export business and a slow do-}
mestic flour trade were behind the
downward drift in wheat. At no
time was selling pressure urgent |
but nothing appeared in the news
io stimulate aggressive demand
July soybeans, which were bid |
up the 10 cent daily limit at the
close yesterday, opened a
low the previous close. Formosa
bought some cash soybeans over-
night.
Wheat near the end of the first
hour Was ie to 1% lower, July)
$1.9242, corn ‘4 lower to ‘s higher,
July $1.5642, oats 44 lower to 4s
higher, July 71%. rye unchanged
to 1% lower, July $1.01%s, soy-
beans %%4 to 144 lower, July $3.82
and lard 45 cents lower to 2 cents
a hundred pounds higher, July
$15.32.
Grain Prices
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO ‘AP:—Opening grein
“neat Dec 1 10's
JULY wecceses 103'6 Soybeans
Beep cesses 1 66 Jiv 183',
Det cavercre 2000's Sep 2 70's
Mar aie 2014. Nov 253‘,
Com Jan a deote
vy. coos 196% Lard
Sep « 182%e Jiy 15 60
i RS SAE 1 4t*. sep te 2s
Mar - ..eces 145%. Oct 13 260
Oats Nov 1234
ST Tike Soybean ou
Bep .cueeee- 69%. Jiv 07
Rre Sep } 42
© csaseese 102 Oct 11 38
Rep tah A Dex 083
.
Livestock
PETROIT LIVESTOCK
DETROIT (AP)—Hogse—-Saiabie 50 Ne |
early sales
Cattle—Salable 700. About 40 per cen‘
fresh receipte cows relatively smeail
earry®ver from Monday market opening
siow. about steady for all classes and
grades. nerrow outlet om steers, heifers
and cows, early sales choice to low
prime fed steers 2200-2425. few com-
mercial and good ijots 1700-2100 sraall
lots good and choice heifers up te 71 00
early sales utility and commercial cows
11 00-1350: canners and cutters 950
11.50, few utility and commercia! bulls
up to 1650 stockers and feeders scarce
Cailves—-Salable 350 Market = rather
slow, about steady early sales
chetce vealers 21 00-24 00 few
mercial and
and utility
Sheep—Salabie see
mostly mative spring
several Fas ita grades 15 00-2000. cull
Fresh receipts
lambs supply in-
hundred old crop
early
sales shorn lambs weak: nothing done
on springers or sheep several smal!
ots good and choice shorn old crop
ambs No 1 gekins 19 00-20 00 some
itility and lew good lots 13 00-16 00
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO (AP)—Salable hogs 8 000
ceneral trade rather slow and very un-
even: butchers $0 to fully $1.00 or more
lower; sows 50-75 or more aii a choice
180-230 Ib butchers §23 25- severa)
loads choice No. 1 and 2 ound 215 lb
$25 00- 25.25; 240-270 ib $21 50-23 35. 280-
125 Ih $20.00-21.50 choice 330-400 Ib sows
$17 00-1925: choice lighter weights $19 50-
20 25 «435-600 Ib sows $14 50-17
Baiable cattle 4500: calves 400 slaugh-
ter steers and heifers siow;, mostly steady
to weak compered Monday's average,
cows active: unevenly steady to 50 high-
er bulls and vealers about steady, truck
ot prime 1.050 Ib steers $2600 mixed
1oice and prime steers $23.75-24.50, good
to average choice steers $19.50-21.50.
r so choice to prime heifers $24.00
sood and choice heifers and mixed year-
ngs $19 00-2325; utility and commer-
cial cows $12.00-15.50: canner
ters $1050-12.50; utility and
cial bulls $14.00-16 50 good
vealers $18.00-22.00; cul] to commercial
erades $8.00-18.00; mostiy $10 00-17 00 and cut-
commer-
The record altitude for free bal-
loons is almost 26 miles
IT'S A FACT...
that the Sun Life Assurance
Company of Canada has weil
over a million policyholders
throughout the world.
In the more than three-quarters
of a century of the Company's
existence over two billion dollars
has been paid to policyholders
and beneficiaries.
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and
L. Robert Einheu-er
Agents
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little |
higher today and then fell back be- |
mostly |
high |
choice and prime individuals 25.00 com- |
to prime |
| MARKETS | Market Trend
meres _ Definitely ‘Up’ 1
| DETROIT PRODUCE
DETROIT (UP)—Whoilesale prices on
| public farmers’ markets reported by the
bureau of markets ’ >
\e Prutte Apples. Merthera Spy, fancy NEW YORK — The stock
bu eo 1, 306-350 bu, ap ;
Beecle Reds. tency, 600 bu; No 1 hse. | Market edged aheed today after! 300 bu Strawberries, No 1 7060-1¢00! some hesitancy, but in the early}
2+qt case Strawberries. No 1 aiad . ; teat case afternoon.most major divisions |
ble cag Acperegue _ s 12 1 30 | 'were higher. . |
| dee behs eke. o 12 doz ochs | “
Brescelt. No 1 200-250 ‘, bu Canbage | The extent of the rise was lim-
No 1 19-225 vu. Cauliflower, No 1. ited and there were several back-/|
| ee-$85. vu. Chives. No 1. 100-135 dos | i
|}bchs Kohirati. No 1, 150-175 bu. Leexs, Ward spots. However, ‘the trend) No. 1. 180 dos bchs Onions. green, No. | ahead was definite
1) 75: 80 dos Behe Parsley. curly. No 1 .
90-1 0@ dor behs. Potatoes, No 1, 120-| Gains went to between 1 and 2
1138 $0- » bag, radishes, red, taney . " ‘ '
dos bchs. No’ !, 70-96 dos behs, raq- | Points while losses were =e
\ishes. white. No 1. 75-100 doz wchs) in the smail fractions rhubarb. outdoor Ne 1. 60- 75 doz behs Volume was disappointing at a) 1 2730-2 6e 8-10. ~ Tomatoes, hothouse No
bskt. Turnips. No 1, 1 25-1 50 doz — rate right around. yesterday s un- Lettuce and salad green ndtv Neo s
1. $00:3.06 be. Recatals, Ko . 206250, usually’ low 1,420,000 shares
bu Lettuce. heed. No 1. 300-325 3-dos The. steels, aircrafts and rai! lettuce. head. No. 1 125-150 bu, letiuce
| ines met 100-125 bu Romaine, No. 1, *roads were well out in front as the 135 bu = : “tte toed Gpinech. No. 1, 18-100 bu | inspiration for the betterment,
Cohbegs No 1, 100-125 bu Collard No | while the electrical equipments, |
100-125 bu. Mustard 1 Ne 1, 1d-1.00
| bu Sorrel, No. 1 160.125 bu Turnips, | OUilding materials and some chem-
| No. 1. 1S- 3-13.68 me aie: ee icals were higher ‘<8 oe case; |
| medium, ‘To: 0-11.00, 98 | small, 8 00.9 00 The distillers and a few radio-
televisions were laggard
c cuic aco Fon revesene i Better acting stocks included
HICAGO (AP) —Potatoes arrivals 122. on track 326, total US shipments | Bethlehem Steel, Glenn Martin,
618 supplies moderate’ demand fair
| market slightly weaker California Long
Whites $4.50-75; Pontiacs $4.00-25. Aia-
| Some Round Reds including some La-
sotas $3 50-60 | Feceapenn Products, Celanese,
Santa Fe, Southern Railway, Para-
mount Pictures, Kennecott Copper,
|DuPont. Westinghouse Electric,
DETROIT EGGS , Gypsum
DETROIT ‘AP+—-Eggs. fo > Detroit.} A little lower were Montgomery ases imcluded. federal-state grades } :
Ward, Caterpillar Tractor, Ad- Whites— Grade A. jumbo 46-46 weight- :
miral Corp.’ American Telephone, ed ayeTage 46 large 43-44. wid av 43's
' settle now for a simple one-year Figures after decimal poi High Low Noon
| extension of the trade agreements Baidwin Rubber 13 134
+ act. D & C Navigation®.. 124 126
a Gerity-Michigan* - 17 22
| This happened after Republican Kingston Products*.. 24 26 rew* aia 7
| leaders in Congress made no MOVE} yriqwest Abrasives $7 63
w eatr Mf ‘ 2 4% to enact his proposals, hich A Sas on
‘ called for pew presidential powers | a
‘to cut tariffs 9 per cent in each}
forgo "3 Injured in Collision
Atop Rochester Hill sion, Eisenhower stipulated that
‘early hearings be held on his full Two Rochester youths and &
‘trade proposal and that Congress | Washington youth were injured yes-
act on it as soon as possible after | terday when their auto topped a
the next Congress meets ' hill on Rochester road at Mead *No sale. bid and asked
However, when he indicated he
| would accept the one-year exten-
aa age =| road and collided with a car which ,
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was making a turn
Dennis D. Juhl. 17, of 840 John R
1 Rd . Rochester, driver of a north- |
| bound auto qn Rochester road, told
| Oakland County, sheriff's deputies
| that a car driven by Norman R
opie “48--of Detroit, and, | traveling west on Mead. was at-
Hempting to tint Sant ead he-ap-
| plied his brakes but skidded into |
Matschikow ski's auto.
Juhl was admitted to Pontiac
General Hospita] with multiple rib
fractures. His condition is reported
as good today. Juhi's passengers,
Dan R. Dingman, 16, of 4020 W.
Grove, Washington, and Theodore
G, Knapp. 12 of 327 Main, Roch-
ester, were treated for cuts and
| bruises. FRANCHISE —
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Hog Cholera in Eaton
CHARLOTTE # — Hog cholera
has broken out in the southeastern
section of Eaton County. Bruce
Kell. the county agriculture agent,
made the announcement Monday.
‘He said that the disease was be-
‘lieved to have been brought into
‘the area in recent hog shipments.
|No quarantine has been ordered. We will assist the right
Box 16, Pon-
vr?
THE PONTIAC PRESS, | TUESD. AX} JUNE 15, 1954
erie ate sise. eid ay Te and Commonwealth Edison defense plants is an ominous fact."
Browns Grade = jumbo = - etd | However. he did not go into de-
4a la 41. medium wia |
hae 35's small 28 ake B, large 36 New York Stocks tal
= 4 2? ~
eas nS aereet steady Suppites-, Anes r watt m4 ties ‘wey Me es Y The secretary said “The record
moderate See ee weather Allied Ch 88 = Lockh Aire 5} 9 proves that no other agency or
spell couse en trrequtar—demand ie Sr ey ene woe ek individual in gov ernemt | Se
}aAlum Ltd $86 Mack Trucks 141) “ee niuch Of as Well or Ma fast
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Sine Co Am 185 Mersh Pivia Ay te get rid of communists, as
HICAGO \AP)-— Butt unsettied _ Am Atriin 121 artio ;
| ceipis 1008.062. wholesale buying prices AB Can aT Mey D sir 307, J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Director,
‘unchanged to l‘, lower 83 score AA ,Am Cyan 451 ceil Cont Pet 962} and Atty, Gea. Brownell.”
[963 02 A 565. 00 B 4 08 C 68. cars Am Oo & Bl me rn Ch. 886 en
00 B S45 88 C 50 ; J eeks ‘ederai Reserv
Eggs sieody. receipts 23.020 wholesale *™ Sinelt Me Motor Pe. 8 Board’ rl Ranch ~ buying prices unchanged U 8 large ,Am Stl Pa 297 Motorcts 17 ay x of produc-
60 to 089 per cent A's 34. mixed 34 Am Tel & Tel eee ae Bis 402 | | tion “has started upward in May” u 8 ara U ey ecenenres 30.5 Anac Cop 3e7 Nat Cash R iv | | for the first time since business
current receipts 285 dirties 275. checks , Nat Dai: 70.3)
ied etarioeereaaciaaeet ee ee tel | began its downward trend in mid-
| Atchison . 1063 ich all mt 1953.
| Poultry | Avee MES .ccco 49 NY Central 33 “Unemployment rolls for two
DETROIT POULTRY | Bald Lima a ee 2 +. | successive months have been drop-
Balt & Ohio 21.7 Ror . sic ei ' Weeks said. “The rate of DETROIT AP: — Prices paid per poud | genais Av 77. No Am Av 13.2 ping. 8 . r
fob Detroit tor No. 1 quality live! pen gu |... ea Not Pac |) as 8 NEW EQUIPMENT—Two new attachments developed by the Ford | industrial production (Federal Re-
oe Tene 1° 2 iz light types 16-18 ering Mca oe Northw Alri a ¢ , Motor Co. Tractor and Implement Division in Birmingham are pictured | serve Board index) has started up-
heavy broflers or fryers (3-4 lbs:. whites gong gtrs 134 Ohio Ot 636 above. In the top picture is a rear attached mower, designed for wards in May for the first time
26. reds 35 Light type broilers or fyvers Add 201 Packard 4 ‘
'20. Grey crosses 28-28's. Barred Rocks |Celum @ MH . 03 Fon A W Air 111 use with the Ford Major Diesel Tractor. Available with six- oF | since last summer. Construction is
f= = = agp see Campb Wy 299 eceeet a ; ma seven-foot cutter bars, the device is said to be capable of mowing | way ahead of May, 1953."
-_ aee | Bad se “ae rage 4 JCp rot up to 35 acres in 10 hours. The other implement is the Dearborn
Comment i market) c8ty (e062) sove~ | Cater) Trae $3.2 Pepsi Col 1 blade, which can be’ used for ditching. terracing. leveling. t Itry with lies fully adequate. | = eo 5.4 economy
lovera treding oe Sovalt Guyers anu: aa Ohio on ous ” i backfilling, and feedlot cleaning. The moldboard has cutting edges oun S
tious end very selective Few medium | ch 5 } 3
sed meaty 3 pe hens taken in at 33 Vertes ieee io ae a . S| on both scl and) ‘bottom. thes i « it can be reversed for longer wear _} A. Sed
| conte {Climax Mo ... 456 Pills Milis 04 ~~ see S
==: |Cluett Pea .. 34 Pit Plate Gt 544 | | ORTONVILLE — Funeral service
CHICAGO POULTRY Coca Cola. 1186 Proct Gam 842) N Bri ef for Benjamin A. Sadler, 4, of 283 = : — “Tee Pann.) 636 Pullinar om |
| TewIEAOO AP: —Live pousry Margy TON rem = TY piney soph! in Bri State a uation | Granger Rd. will be held at 2 p.m. ing prices unchanged to } lower mesrs Con = pe oil vias a Roy Wednesday at C. F. Sherman Fu
7-21, lignt 185-165 frvers | CO : j 2 pg AE Aah toa roosters 145-15.|Censum Pw 442 Rem Rand 17.5 L te fon a en nv neral Home. with graveside service
caponette 28-29 | ConPw Pf 482 482 Reo Motors 7 ae ray by Ortonville F &A.M. 339 at Or- Cont Can 66 «=Repud 8t! 574 land County sheriffs deputies yes- y
Cont On...) yee Rey Too 'B sr6 terday that a set of golf clubs l l l — Lay
Backs One- Nne-Year te =e eal lege Eoea aes valued at $75 was taken from his Ba = - paced y _
rue
curtiss W car over the weekend. ccident near
og a ee . _ Board Hikes Estimate | | Goodrich. tie ae pest master of
Doug Aire ... 682 Simmons 352| Reckless driving cost Arthur W. | F.&A.M. Sinciair 0 6 - | Ov . Doron my Bocony Vac. «27| McManus, 45, of 61 S. Sanford er Local Assessors’ Sarviving F besides his widow, Cle-
IG X ension ee ar te ae = i $'3/St., a $25 fine and $15 costs after Earlier Figures ra, are his father, Ellery of Pon-
. Fast Kod 89.4. Sperry . 88.4 he pleaded guilty before Waterford | tiac; his mother, Mrs. Gean Auten
. Fi Auto L 2 8t4 on calf @21| Township Justice Willis D Lehurey. | LANSING (:— The State Board | of Ortonville; two stepdaughters,
President Backed Down Ved Jono... a4 $4 Ou tod $2 | Monday | of Equalization, suddenly handed | Mrs. Allyn Burt ae .
snes 3td Ot! Ohio 28.1 » : home: two brothers, Sadler
on Proposal for Three. |Frcelio ..: 14 Studedaxer ita | Kenneth T. Gannon, 36, 3005 &Teat power over local taxes, fixed) rochester and Ernest of Orton-
Year Growth—Geor ov Woe Guth Pap... $03.) Sapewater Dr--was-fined-$50-and the state — valuation yes! ville; and a sister, Mrs. Margaret
Ge [iin Tahoe’ ang SEL Pe 383 |$20 costs when he pleaded guilty |terday at $16.722.075.00 — almost! Myhnier of Flint . _ . : . | Gen Te! go. Texas Co to drunk d Monday before | four billion dollars higher than SHI} a | in riving y
‘ curiae wPaRen. <eecene ane a eck nA Thomp Pa 68 | Waterford Township Justice Don-| the estimate of local assessors. . — alee | (D-Ga) said today he would sup- | oinette vg Timk R Bear 613) 1 white. | Twenty-two counties, many of| ROYAL OAK — Funeral ety
| port a one-year extension of the oecanch a fransamer| 33 ‘ght | which have ignored the board for | and burial for Joseph Wallesch, 62.
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act; Goodyear ... 63.5 coe melee ee 5s Tabernacle | years, sent delegations to watch it} of 417 S. Troy St., will be held
| because he said ‘‘the President on ne ue 883 Co . ee Ay “. tor Rev, | erate as a result of Atty. Gen.| Thursday morning at Mankato,
| Grevhound ay a a oe eee A | Frank G. Millard’s recent opinion| Minn. He died Sunday at home.
—.| has backed down on his own pfo- | Guit on sont Chester Swaffer. Missionary Rev. | il
=)! posal ' |Holland P .. 13 pg Ms 4 ns ‘Mary Williams main speaker that 67 counties with fractional| Surviving is an aunt, Sister Mar-
i for a three-year extension, | Homestk . 422 UB Lines 1§ . Come and hear the real truth of | school districts overlapping coun-| garet Mary of Fond du Lac, Wis.
i with new tariff-cutting! hice et. see 5 6 BY. * 83! God's word —Adv. | ty boundaries must assess local Mrs. Mary Ann MecNicoli | ' », o
uthority jinterlk Ir 15 U 8 Smelt Pf 59.4 | ‘taxes on the state equalized valu : r _ : 7 a " Int Harv we U 8 Bteel ms Osmun’s Town & Country, xe | ation for those counties FERNDALE Service and bur
| The Senate Finance Committee ta, pepe tte ve Buy 401 | Huron Shopping Center, Pontiac’ ial for Mrs. Mary Ann McNicoll of | r J
| set up g closed-door meeting to Int Tel & Tel 173 West Un Te 6! finest store for gentlemen =e | The board adopted the earlier | 370 Vester Ave. will be held Wed-
consider the one-year extension nitery yin the wou i = 3 | Prefer the finer things. Open recommendations of the State nesday afternoon at North Star.
bill assed by the use last Fri- Kennecott 804 White Mot pots ‘every night ‘til 9 p m. Plenty of | Tax Commission for each coun- She died Sunday at home.
| day. The law actually died at mid Kresge 88 ig Yale & Tee “713 | | tise "Dereine — mee ty's worth without change, except Mrs. Katherine Laviolette
| night Saturday, but Congress in py LMA ‘Hs yonke hea , a3 if your friend's tn jail and needs | a A Nene of these BERKLEY — Rosary service for
Was the result “of county
| past years has extended it retroac- oall, Ph. PE 5-5201 C A. Mitchell. Y Pro | virs Katherine Laviolette, 89, of
‘tively and appeared likely t0 do 50 Cn sie oe the Arsociated Press (OF PR MA 5-4031. Guy Carter tests, rane arose _ errors im 999 Harvard Rd. will be held at 8
| again this ime. “The taw's expire} : 1 Pa Rai! Ui 8 “rg + At Sam Benson's 20 S. Perry St local an lals. = “ | tonight and prayer service at 6:65 ama ust 1 Stocks ». 7} "
| tion has no effect on trade agree- 5... aay .... 1677 904 895 12/3 you'll find @ selection of over jam. Wednesday at Sullivan and
iments already negotiated. Week ago .. 1664 888 508 1228 | 4.000 pair of pants at savings of } The changes reduced the state | Sun Funeral Home. Requiem Mass
_ * * Ber asta 2 KH 1083 | $3 to $6. Sam Benson, 20 S. Perry | total about seven million dollars will be held at 7 a.m, Wednesday
When George said in an inter-| 1954 High ..... 708 o4 S: ple open every night til] 9. free park- |} from the commission's first rec-|at Shrine of the Little Flower, |
| view that Eisenhower had “backed | {95} ign 1... isi 928 $88 iie3/ ing at the Hubbard Garage next | ommendations May 17 | with burial in Resurrection Ceme-
_ down” on his own trade plan, the 303 oie ins 38 ws 95 | to my store. —Adv.| The changes Calhoun County| tery. St. Joseph.
senator obviously was referring tO noon. today 1678 002 804 1233 —_————__—— | from $313,700,000 to $310,425,000, Mrs. Laviolette died Sunday at
ithe fact that the President last ccemane-amncne: f it Ind t Chippewa County from $64,100,000 | home.
|mesriee let out word that he would ‘Hornblower & — aukibs urnt ure uS Fy | t6 $5200 100: Macomb County trom Anthony Demseki ‘
Hits All-Time High GRAND RAPIDS w—The furni-
ture industry set a new all-time)
"production record
in 1953, Seid- | | A
a {WENTY: THREF
e |
L
Into Depression Commerce _ Sécretary
Blames tiberal, Labor
Agitator Groups
DETROIT w — ‘For political |
gain and for no ‘other reason al
considerable group of new dealers, |
! labor agitators and assorted pro-|
| fessional liberals aad radicals |
have been and are deliberately
trying to talk and scare the coun-
try into a depression.”
| ‘That statement was made yes-
|terday by Secretary of Commerce
| Weeks, speaking before the Eco-
nomic Club of Detroit.
“If you ask me,” Weeks added,
“this ls a pretty sordid way to
attempt te make politcal capl- tal."’
Weeks said that ‘our home-
grown communists’ are trying also
to being about a depression al-
though business is now on the up-
‘ ® | swing 4
fay These “home-grown commu-
7 2 j nists.” Weeks said, “have infil-
}trated some industrial organiza-
‘tions and labor unions. The danger
of sabotage and theft of secrets in
$453,.400,000 to
| Monroe County
| to $214.725.000 $450,.800.000 and
from $217,875,000 | SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP—Fu-
neral service for Anthony Demski.
Tl. of 12175 Ratalee Rd., was held : ‘Scaring Nation Candidates Hurrying
Nominating Pefitions
titiens fluttered like dead leaves
into the Secretary of State's Office
as the deadline approached for
qualifying for Michigan's Aug. 3
partisan primary election. contested senatorial primary when
he filed as a candidate against
former U. S. Sen. Blair Moody of
Detroit.
cused Gov. Williams’ administra-
tion of favoring Moody, filed 20,120
signatures from 45 counties.
Philip A. Hart of Birmingham,
former U: S. district attorney at
Detroit, state corporations and se-
curities commissioner and legal
adviser to Gov. Williams, filed 17.-
020 signatures trom 83 counties
seeking the Democratic nomina-
tion for lieutenant governor.
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| Local Assessors had put a total
value on Michigan property of $12-
785,438,000. compared to the state
| board's total of nearly this mornning at the Pursley Fu-
nera| Home, Pontiac, with burial
in Mt. Hope Cémetery. He died |
Ww billion | Friday man & Seidman. accountants to) dollars j Besides his widow, Kamilhe, Mr. |
the industry. reported today Se D ki s1 d by th sons, | - Seven counties, Barry, Branch, emski is survived by three Shipments reached $1 800,000,000 | Cathoun, Clinton, fonia, Huron Michael, Fred and John all of
at manufacturers prices — an in
crease of about 7 per cent over
1952's previous high of $1,688,000 -
000. Seidmans said. It was their
Ath annuat report
Profits, Seidmans said were up
812 per cent in 1953 before income
| taxes, compared with 1952. After
taxes, the report said. earnings
were unchanged from the previous
year—3.22 per cent ot the net)
sales dollar. oe
2-Year-Old Clarkston
Boy Is Still Critical
Reon a ke ee Investment | The condition today of a two We Char 0g Sl. an ¢ aot teen +—du
| year-old Sorkatin = La wad! ‘on. eapons. al Can at ae = re -
struck by a car in front of his} DETROIT (® — Five men. ar- pe died of a he a yester-
home Saturday morning. is .still
listed as critical by Pontiac Gen-
eral Hospital authorities.
Rickey Fuqua, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Fuqua of 5790 Flem-
ings Lake Rd., is being treated
for seyere chest injuries. a frac-
tured arm and bruises. according |
to the hospital.
Safe Found but Empty
MOUNT CLEMENS \# —Police
are searching for the men who)
broke into the village markét at |
nearby Anchorvillé Sunday, night |
and fled with a safe containing |
$3.100 in cash and checks. The |
empty safe was found Monday at
the edge of a road on the outskirts
of town. and two brothers
and (,us of Vas Massachusetts,
‘John of Pontiac,
, Sar
Mrs. Margaret A. Kimehart
METAMORA — Funeral! service |
|for Mrs. Margaret A. Rinehart and lowe objected to the pro-
posed equalization figure in their
' counties without avail.
Aud. Gen. John B. Martin. board |
chairman, said several protests in-
volved specific items of property, |
rather than the propriety of the | %, Metamora resident who died |
board's decision and could not be, '" Pontiac Sunday after . long
considered These cases. he said, | illness will be held at 2 p.m
| Wednesday at the Mabley Chapel,
{Oxford with burial in Hough Ceme- |
tery. Almont. q
Dies on Golf 7 Golk Cours will be reviewed by the tax com-
| Ser .
Arrest 5 in Strike
rested yesterday on a charge of | day while playing golf.
carrying concealed weapons at al.
strikebound Detroit auto agency, :
were released later when the pros- Foreign Exchange —
ecutor’s office ruled that police had| rarest lows Oreat “Prusie te sellers. war an illegal search agree
Police said they found two! maerxet
Vengthd of lead-weighted hose in| 15 <>
the cars of the men, service de-|
' partment employes of Bob Ford, |
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edian dollar in New York open
131/32 per cent premium or
s on up 1/16 of « cent
t Britain (pound) si,
wan ; Great Britain 30 day ures
Great | 2681 13/16, unchanged; day futures 2814s. unchanged; Great
Inc Britain 99 day futures 2.81 11/16, ae |
| — service department work: | [ot a eent vanes franc) 3 2 on
jers have continued on their jobs | cen . — many ‘western’
‘at the agency although the AFL ae ee unchanee nay it ’ t a
| Teamsters Union called a salesman | are) ote: $ > ——— Port
| strike June 4 in an orgainizing
attempt.
A union spokesman said picket |
line ‘pressure’ ‘franc! (free) :
mark ‘krone: 1450 unchan
Base cond America Afgen
hanged Brasil (free) 105 unchanged;
Sawaies 802) unchanged; Venesueia (doit.
may be brought 10) ite
passe on those’ service depart- veer 30.63. bnenen aden 1m
ment men still at work. Busi ong Kong am |
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THE PONTI AC PRES
S, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954" ¥ : 4 TWENTY-FIVE
cena EMPLOYES RESIDING
PrsTRE. TRANSPORT A: DES - TION FROM WALLED Real Estate B AC rol e
MUST BE IN BONTIAC FE 4-2252 , eee Tee tn
WE NEED LISTIROS ON FARMS.
Ton NEEDED, BY com mores) s end homes JULY _IF INTERESTED “tae ate teat wan pal Caan . PLEASE SEND RE- tates are ' PIES TO BOX 35 PON. ROY KNA AUF! Realtor TAC 8 ‘ |
¥E ¢8461, BEFORE 5. = W_Muree PE 37421 |
| IRADE OR >RLL
1lf vou wish to sell your home
“ td Contracts, | Migs. 32 or other real estate. call us We
PELLDEL LL LLL will be glad to list i¢ for trade.
pad sale We handile eli closing |
. on" " details & arran fimanc bh
. Al DES I ION ! necessary Comsten ee |
We ree tastings. Office now oper Realtor [eT W Huron FE ¢oas7 *
ready to give the same cour-| Open Evenings
aa athe oe years. el GREEN LAKE OFFICE
— re - ~ (8 “QUEEN LAKE): — + Don thy Sny ef Lavender “HEDQTRS FOR ALL LAKES“
REALTOR Cottages. Homes. Lots tates
3140 W. Huron 8t FE 24411 Since lem j AN F
CASH” 7070 COMMERCE RD PCBs 5-001
Yr
Wanted to Rent 29 Wanted Real Estate 32A
Calla
Specialist! Wen You Want’ to Sell
Real Estate! nan
FAMILY OF 5 DESIRES -2 OR |
bedroom rat grr aan 10 |
mule mtiac Call VY
_SastdDetron collect Good. 4el- | erence |
MINISTER WIFE AND 2 YEAR |
old daughter need 2 of 3 |
rm
ment
unfurn
ia Lake
Pontiac vicinity “s
3 BEDROOM TRUE TED APT
for couple with 3 month old} HGUSES AND APTS ALL KINDS
baby Please call FE 3-714! rvaetel problems oon for __ Family rental agent. PE 42583 _ YOUNG COUPLE NEED sMALL -— edical problems NEWLY DECORATED «4 LARGE
unturaished house befote July 1 | tong! fee ey pant property dis- | furs rooms. first Moor utd FE 5-€794 after 5 | posal for a real estete spectal-| ities furnished. 2 private en
STEADILY EMPLOYED Rati. | ‘eas ‘Ottete ‘erentest 74 BOve ®| tranees re besement bat.
. road man and family desire 5 or ‘ | — ae oe ana garage ee
unfurnished to t F ] road or nite peg 2 buy No ace i or sure resu ts only. Prefer middieaged working |
ing oF dripking Reference FE — R Box 58 Poatiac
42231 ri: See— i S —_- Ta
SINGLE GIRL SECRETARY | NEAR TOWN. 2° ROOM FUR
wants es 3 room furnished | . ished se oad ventie-
apartment. Call FE 5-4069 afier) men erred
$30 PM. WHITE ¢ NICELY FURNISHED 3 “ROOM ‘el 7) 7 ET apartment very ing rivate |°
Share Living Quarters 30 Wecking couple 7 oe
in = ema A Sout SAAS: WORKING LADY WILL SHARE »6 ton <hr Hir a 735 Menomineé
house and bath with middie- Faom
aged couple FE #5834 vetore
WiLL CARE POR ONE CAILD prone OR 9-1872 of OR 3.1700 couple employed. Shere = with Open 8 te & Sun. 1 to & widow | EM 3-566}
"Wed. |. Transportation | 31 ~~ eeNea—an—ns ene eee
| GIRL WIe8HES RIDE From u-s0} LISTINGS WANTED
and Williams Lake Rd to town | properties and homes needed for
Between 6 anc 8 and 6 am OR 3-0274 | immediate sale. i
TWO PONTIAC PRESS
_WOodward 5-7744 Rings Here
We cuarantee W ge You the best HAVE BUYER DOWN
ossigie deal on your land con-! fer ranch t heme
ract. We suggest you Sud" dod lot, within ho ged to $11 eall FE 2-6 and | bracket
lrancis E, “Bud” “Miller | Dorothy * Snyder der Lavender |
Realtor , REAL
DOING BUSINESS aS stone | 21#¢ W. Huron 8 PE 2-4411
REALTY TRADES 919 Joviyn , rE — Larger homes for emailer elty
6 to 8 om Daily Sun 1 to property for suburban or farms.
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR ae homes for p-omes large —
land contract of equity im yous | Dbayments are scarce. —
home. | os verve Traies m
h. L. Templeton, Realtor * can Ue ‘Be oblig at 2139 Orchard Lake Ra PE 44563 DORRIS & SON
TO GEt THE MOST FOR YOUR rratt jand contract ygeomyr Partridge 732 W 'w Gases coor so ge
te ee. | pe
Ph ‘¥E ane -
» MORTGAGES | pon quick ano oUnFeoes oN FARMS OR SUBURBAN, from; service on city or suburban prop-
a
St
re foes 100 ft — no erty. list with
eporaical D TCT ART or ts “hk. G. Hempstead, Realtor
B a 02 E. Huron Street
Meunedic Society, 1717 % res ra FE 4-8284 Eves. Pe 2-1317
FE 40821: Eves. a QUICK CASH FOR YOUR HOME egardiess of c e
“$ Unl limited G | Stsretten rigst Call, PE or FE or immediate serv-
for ying land contracts Fast | tce B Realtor 1717
gcirteocus action, For immediate | _5 = a,
_— call Mr Johnsoa, or Mr |
A. JOHNSON, Realtor | HAVE BUYERS FOR
FE 4-2533 | One or two bedroom modern home,
1704 §. Telegraph Rd. | “™*T St” OF oerten
CASH FOR BLAND CONTRACTS A 7™® Pedrvom modern home tn Hu. ron Gardens area with basement
J Nae Welt 440 Disie Hwy. OR ang «arare
~ CASH ‘Income property om lake -or house ron. YOUR | feos possibilities. At least 6 roome |
7
LAND CONTRACT one
Nicholle & Harger Co. Cail J_A Taylor, Reaiter, FE +2544
13 W Huron St. Phone FE 5-183 YEAR AROUND 5 ROOM. WIL- rae jams Lake Responsible ple RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WOULD
like to buy 4 room home Brick |_$-1708__after_§:30 me
Drelerred. basement. larae living | WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE gg good down payment. not! property. Purchasers waiting
far out no realtors. Write .
Pontiac Press ‘Bok 9. a F. MchINNEY
————“WwE HAVE an e 8800 mmerce :
Ph. Pontiac EM 33313 or
$200,000 UNiv. 18
a our disposal to purchase new | WANTED 2 ACRES WITH SMALL
seasoned land contracts out house’ must have bath. Pontiac
= clients See me before you
| WILL BUY FARM T sell, ASK FOR BOB MARTIN ITH OR WITH.
YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT! fron'3s “Woodward Tile et” OP
MAHAN | Wanted | REALTY CO, REALTORS
7 = ngs and Sundays
1075 W. Huron Ph FE _ 20263
Wanted ited Real Es Estate 32A
ATTENTION!
We need listings Office now open Area FE 4431
Listings
Wanted good west suburban lake
property We have clients watting
to purchase 2 and 3 bedroom
homes can give you good
_ BROS. |
Red Horse =
HOME ON WILLIAMS
ready to giv same cour- service if the price and terms are
teous. efficient service we have; mght
given in the past 25 years
Dorothy Snyder L. eens C. W od C
REALTOR . O O. 3140 W Huron St __ FE 24411 | cor og aims Lake Rd & M-50 | 28 3-123. Office Open 0-8
x c. 8 | Rent. Apia Apts. Furnished 33 eon 2 ROOMS Mins BATH. COUP
24 HOU RS only. 63 Nortoa LE | . 2 ROOMS AND BATH. MURPHY
For your equity tn toyr bed and laundry. 3 biecks from
home or farm Call e “64 {| town FE 4.3705 84 Nagton
the phone we will be a |}2 ROOM 'RD FLOOR ‘BACHELOR |
ae oticr before yo } apartment. 50 Sheridas. Call aft- Gea: We mean business! ie era UES 2 ROOMS ON BUS LINE ADULTS EDW. M. STOUT pe Private entrance 286 8
11M. Seginaw St. Ph FE S81" c satin —— APARTMENT ADULTS Open Eves “tl 8-30 only 107s NE
YOU WANT ACTION |2 ROOMS Pee ~ COUPLE . i ai ly 72 Washin my 8 oll ee kenind SEULIE Sa atte ORLY MAHAN HAS BUYERS! y‘aupy noosa aDgLTs ORLY. RUSSELL H YOUNO RENTAL
The demand is great. = cea AGENCY FE ¢1444 Call before
meee ep blngean Ty a grt 6 43 Clarr
your listing ¥ certainly 0 | TURN'SHED 170. 1T-
our utmost to please you berd 2 ioe en ee =a
17 veare of satisfactory Real e+ y
tate dealings tn Pontiac apne 2 ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE us that you will be satisfied.) entrance adults 62 Wisner after
We handle all details for finance 6 PM __
ing and closing cap us today 2 ROOMS EVERYTHING FUR-
to list your pr
To Buy—To Sel ke Trade I
YOU BUY IT — WELL INSURE [Tf
MAHAN | nished 5 minutes walk from town. |
No children or drinkers. 68 Fair- |
grove H
2 ROOM APT PRIVATE BATH. 1 ae accepted 79 Clark & FE
WHITE LAKE 1 QUIET COUPL
ke \
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 ‘SLICE OF HAM
COUPLE. PRIVATE ENTRANCE
bath, _ end FE 4287. .
CLEAN FOR 1 OR 2 PE q
private entrance. * Noi “Ave
CLEAN 2 ROOM BABY |
welcome, no ¢ ss dona Rents |
~ moni . & r wn.
PURN APARTMENT FOR
rent. ren
Roméo. PLateau 32-2360
_ SMALL NICE “T BEDROOM
on R Bee + & Bled
Mile 7) ) $75 MUlberry 1647
Rent t Apts. Unf Unfurnished 34 PORN Pe
|3 & 3 RMS. TOTB WELCOME
RUSSELL H YOUNG RENTAL
_AGENCY. FE ¢1444 HOME
120 |
2 CLEAN ROOMS AND BATH, heat, — gas eed washin
trom bus. &
vate entrance, souks, refer>
ot 3-2251, OR 3-2444 _ences
7 AND 1 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH hot water and auto. beat FE
on
‘ROOMS rezig Wirslimali BATH Paivate.
Cal FE
* sean ter oe p.m
3 ROOM APARTMENT. WEST
sice Garage. Clean quiet Cou-
—bie cooly, FE 226
ARCADIA —
APARTMENTS
3 reoms and —. Adults only
ber month
K. G. Hempstead, Realtor 102 oo Huron Street
CLEAN ¢ CLoBE us “PRIVATE. -
rooms and Ground fieor,
warace. ode. “adults. FE 2-0301
“NICE 4.0CA TION.
__ bus Adults only PE 51200
5 ROOM LOWER. MODERN
_ Adults ¢. FE 32-6603
4 ROOMS ON 130 8. ” PARKE. NO
_ehildren under i
LIVING
rage St near Eastern Jr. High, No
childrea. Reot $65 per month. FE
2-127
LARGE 4 ROOM HEATED APART-
—. fer couple. With arage
308 Third 8. zs. of
_call Waeeter 50614. it
WEST SIDE 4 ROOMS PRIVATE
bath. Ol) neat, hot water. garage
ture. Adults only 319 Liberty
Rent | Houses Furnished 35
Cad beto__. _43 Clears ROOMS MODERN ON PONTIAC
Lake. Year round. Hot water beat.
OR 3.2382,
20x20 GOVERNMENT TRAILER.
277 Pontise Coaca, “47 model.
PE 17-7222 7
FURNISHED HOUSE JUNE 19 TO
ican 24. Lake privileges FE
YEAR ROUND HOUSE ON LAKE Orion. $100 manth. Sep-
tember. MYrtie 3-531! HOUSE FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Wkh $60 month income. 89 Pari-
_burst FE 21560
SMALL NICE 1 BEDROOM HOME
on John R_ near 8 Blvd (20 Mile |
_ Ra) $75 MUlberry © 0-164"
Rent Houses | Unfurn. 36 i tie ti ae
UNPURWISHED POUR ROOM AND
bath house. 2624 Judah Rd. Jake
2 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT Adults only. 9775 Elizabeth Lake
2 BEDROOMS, MODERN BRICK home, west side Appliances fur-
nished. Available June 2). FE
_ 23-5470 a
4 ROOM AND JATH. COMPLETF- ly modern. Basement OR 3-294!
5 “Root HOUSE ON WEST SIDE & month References. Write
_Ponting Press 1 3
LAKEFRONT YEAR AROUND
home. 5 rooms and garage
_Adults OR 3-264 +2643 1730 Ladue
WALLED L. LAKE. | 5S ROOMS, =
modern conveniences, Shower
vate beach 615. veekly. Doiron,
TExas ¢1210.
‘Rent Lake P Property 364 RR nen nnn
4 ROOM COTTAGE, RUNNING WA-
ter, refrigerator beach
furnished e411
_Drive EM 3-250!
5 CLEAN MODERN Devan | on Hubbard Lake 2 bedrooms
stove. reffigerator radio boat
$3750, 840, $45 w
Schloerke
ATTRACTIVE CARROL LAKE
FRONT % B HOUSE SCREENED
front 3 bedroom house, screened
porch bath Available June 19
to July 4 EM 32355.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT YEAR
around furnished 2 room and
bath « 10 minutes out. No
Grinkers children pt pets. OR
31640 BALD EAGLE LAKEFRONT COT-
Electricity, boat. screen-
Inner-spring mattress
AUER's. Or-
COTTAGE IN KEEGO 90. |
week, Call FE ¢0319 FOR RENT BY WEEK OR welcome. Call
wean it 5
1:
'
| ,
|
|
“Buckley, we either have to stop throwing them overboard |
—or get off this pork and bean diet.”
ROOM FOR ONE OR Iw0 ue MEN
For Rent Rooms 2
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN.
Florence FE 5-4897
a Privuegses Board
TEAM HEATED aaa nig
room. Hot weter close
per week. Kitenan priviesss, Fi per week. rivile ve
minute walr & ehher Pontiac of Fisher Body.
WIDOW HAS a PROFESSIONAL MAN. Seminole
Hills FE, 5-6365
__Rooms With Board 38 -
ROOM AND BOARD WITH HOME
pmo Call FE 4-509 | privileges. 42 block from bus. FE
+e7eT.
eanmatione FE 2D.
ANTED ROOMERS AND BOARD
|
|NEW STORE BUILDING. 36x60. | DINING — PACIL:
Rent | Stores Hot Reome” 39)
HOTEL ROOSEVELT
$12 WEEKLY Newly decorated By week. Also)
py FE Reasonable rates.
ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK
HOTEL AUBURIN
| Hort L. i"PONT TAC
$15 WEEKLY ITIES BAR
GRILL HEALTH CLUB MOD.
PRICES
Mr. Car’ Ransom
FE 5- él 40
som manager
on West Huron Street in new
Huron Center 2 blocks west of
Telegraoh Rd Ideal !>ration for
Grug store or restaurant Front
parking (biacktopped :
FE ¢1778 for further
41 rear
Call owner
_!nformation
__Rent Office ce Space
RENT
AIR
For Rent Misceflaneous 42 OFFICE SPACE
CONDITIONED OFrPFice
ce in Capitol Savings & Loan
dg 75 W Huron St. FE 40561
A\ | SPACE FOR MACHINE 6HOP Oe
_Phone OR 3-1775
For Sale Houses — 43} month furnished lake front sum- | ~“~“~~~ OOO
mer cottage
Living room 2 bedrooms
and screned porch. OR
after 5 pm semi-private beach
kitchen
4-006
LAKE.
Everything furnished BSultable
for _4 les or as desired. $85
week. or terms Yor season
3-7874.
LEASE ONLY
Lake front nice ‘ture.
refrigerator combination televi-
sion, of] heat beach. boat, dock,
is miles oe Frage out Dixie
wy. ust supply good
_reference, FE 446306
MODERN KE COTTAGES Missaukee Lake, MA 5-3176. NEW MODERN CABINS ON THE nek. Make reserva-
3-9389. R. and K | tions no Cabin Day. _
NEW CABIN ON BEAUTIFUL TEE
Lake Good beach. Lewiston,
—Mich_PE | _ Ow OPEN
Pontiae Lake tourist court. Modern |
atl electric cabine with boats, |
be} and wonderful beach.
3-7T700 -
SMALL CASS LAKE FRONT COT- FE 2-0837
E
for studio apartments yng
all conveniences...
5 Detroit St. Call days tage. June 19 to 30th
REALTY CO. RS 2 oa STREET FLOOR PRI-
Member Co-op Real Inc.| vate entrance end bath Tile shower. Electric stove and refrig-
FE2 0263 erator Auto _ hot water Bach-
Open Eves ‘ti] #—Sun. 104 elor y Pontiac Press. Box
1078 W Huron _e
~ b= ee CLEAN. PRIVATE BR,
POST OFFI ine ane only. 318 Orcherd
ke
2 ROOMS AND BATH. % 8. PAD- dock.
') ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH. + utilities furnished 164 W =:
2', ROOMS FURNISHED. 1 CHILD_ ~ MILLER LISTINGS WANTED
We have customers bs ott for 2 ROOMS AND ALSO 2 ROOMS
Private bath Children weicome |
—homas9ps- £0rsied By, vou ahr Vou gba es Tree ee Ve. eee
sind cH a “ Gnee — Tage. newly decorated. Adults Ct Francis E,. “Bud” Miller only” FE 44195
ROOM APARTMENT an
Realtor Adults Rent $65 Aubu
DOING Sil ple Aad STONE 7 ROOM AND ATH Wick ¥
ee te § pw Daily: =) % i nome. sdb oe beby
i3 R R
ng e ? = j A prea
LISTINGS WANTED “tated Close in. fa, aad
ere ree FE 04. Are —
Set Trade
H. c Newingham, Broker|* 7 ROOMS AND sate PRIVATE
entrance. Adults. Oakland
7 ROOMS AND BATH LIGHTS.
381 8. Marshall A heat and __FE b 40843 or FE 40661 = 4. 1 fereet. SR 8
GRO RuT- | 3 ROOMS . CLEAN. - VER SCOTT. CROZIER
LEDGE, sam, att ee
These are the four courteous. help
ful Santeria salesmen in our
office
entrance Couple only $05 month
A An ig ee ge Nm de Rag tod gener won 2 eectee eae, 2% Av
rod sell. We ea pene property ourn Ave : | « eee LAKE FRONT YEAR and jake jots : 3
.10 minutes out, no
HUMPHRIES sriyere cilaren or pets On
REALTOR FE 2.0474, cure, 1, ROE a AP
Eodperatie heed ring ack. | “quire, WH, ‘Seetane
a. 2s &
CLEAN SLEEPING
54025. 103 8 re +0127
For Rent Rooms 37 SSeS
GOOD ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN _Down town 41 Pine St FE 2-8820
Fr Cross St a CLEAN COOL BEDROOMS FOR
laties or c *. st. Jo
__Seph | Hospital. 1
AT BUS STOP, LARGE ‘MODERN
“front -room---#'B-4-7332.-
vate: entrance close in FE 2-6957 ; | | 3
Aa
“On } & LOVELY. HOME. BEDROOM RANCH TYPE |
home. On lot 1002325 Bee P W |
_Dinnan & Son 66 W Huron Rea)
G ELLIOTT & SON Northwest-
ern at Middlebert, JOrdon +6121,
_MAyfeir 6-2503
SITUATED ON |
Huron River at Commerce Lake
Compietely reconditioned. New ga-
tage Now ready for occupancy
Easy terms EM 3-3291
1111 Joslyn
| Co-operative _ Real E Estate Exchange
This nearly new 2-leve!l home with
bank
tar
had
ab.
CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS FOR |
ladies or gertiemen. blocks 2
FE 2-1903 from downtown ROOM
for 1 - ai beds.
room very* ym jock =
peony employment office.
well.
RiCh e CUT FINO ROOW? WE.
tinea a worker
— 1:00 p.m. 38 W. Hu
je oe Saree ken
$1373 DOWN
This very convenient 2 bedroom
home 19213 living room, large
kitchen. 3 lots ced. for
comes. Eas terms
RAYTON AREA
We bere just listed one of those 3
bedroom 1 floor GI resale
homes Generous size rooms
throughout Facellent kitchen Oi!
furnace. 172219 lot. a 30x30 ga-
Tage Only $2509 do too
LIST HERE START “PACKING
CORT M. IMBLER
FE 40524
Datiy -til 8-Sundey 2 to 6
A Country Lake Estate
four acres on s of jake; it's
of Square Marshall Tennessee
Stone cons upper le-
ving Ffoom — af
picture window fue bath
showe. The lo lower level has
large recreation room with fire-
piace. built-in bar, beautiful back see =— The Terreation
room opens onto a lovely screened
and glassed terrace over «
& beautiful take and bordering
on State property where the —
of fishing ant hunting ts be,
Mt has approximately 4 pies |
- +ate-
; “small -aretaket ictise
land ts available if desired. This
| hei can be purchased
per cent down:
terms on balance uE is
| TeEEEE 3 & east
A go*
fll Hi it
F oh ."
: i i = | |
| For Sale Houses BOL CLEC oeaeeanenrneaannwre
_ANNETT-
NoeM <49s€4n—
33 EF MONTCALM CORNER | OF! OF FERS =
BY OWNER, WEST SIDE BRICK. | i ee =a a}
Large aL and ‘ane! ~~ — Lake a“ fad e
reom end beth on “
tires aa 3 ean bed on Lake ne No agents
second, full basement oil heat 2 car 1 Block
trom Pull 97.060, terms
aCe show $006 DOWN Brend new r bed-
ae of . monte reom w with eae all
room atory com well, sep-
Seer. 7" ioe yg tic. wired, sutomatic hot water —
end full beth on sec p ogg sink and all interior stud- |
end. sleeping room om third, them over end com-;
full basement, ot] heat, pre with others and you'll agree
race Loc on nares te ts more home for your
street close to Administre-| ney. Priced et only $5,900. Hien Building $13,700, terms 612, " at
Best of condition 6 room modern
West Side foomm,” oat foors
Ld i. ° fl
Extra large 7 room modern | 80,20" Gener ieaving ent, Best bome, } rooms, lavetery and ef term.
large vestibule on first Moor. e
S foams snd beth on cee] ones PULL PRICE Looted ot
ment, furnace. 2 car Wiltams Lake Cory alow,
garage land- clean as 6 pin. Tile beth oor
New 4), room m S2t 904 galow, tile bath, Ibe car HOOD. Convenient to Birmingham
arage atic beat & Detrou as well as te
ot 160x300. Near school Rambling 3 bed ranch bun- end a. gaiow a garage Car-
peted. ¢. tile bath, powder
2 Kamily—West Side ee boputifel restos:
large 2 family wweome tn 4 plet iu
ne . 7 rooms sash, doors and se
and bath on first floor 6 ved drive and street, lovely
rooms and beth on second, and well iandscaped
rented for $85 month Full This price been reduced
ent, stoker steam from 625.000 and undoubtedly
beat 2 car garage W
We
i—
; ADAMS
Will take housetrailer, or car as
sows. payment on 5 foom modern
ADAMS REALTY CO.
382 Auburn Ave 43 GAYLORD ADAMS For Sale Houses
A BARGAIN 43
7 room home with sg serge rooms. oi) heat all
lots of closets. Total a og Cm
300. Close mm Call af
stop at 136 East aed < t
54 ACRES 800 feet frontage on re Leake |
$ room oné story 2 bedroom
—. Jal basement, also 12x16
overlooking lake Dock with
The is so much for
INCOME
family 2 years old. Three J
4. and one 6
Private en
meters. ol)
verms. trance Se fe }
hot waher beak
{OLORED
2 bedroom bome full beth oil
boll genan b ne ——enie
we INCOLN man Fr.
by eal .
ADAMS REALTY CO. rE #33099
= iH
excellent schools agents $20.00 Fr~
Shi ther eS
ee
“PRR ev oe Ae
PE 23-0000. Yors st
st Side—1 Acre
ree
BUILDING 22 BY 2% with natura) . ain
PE 50763. ing room 12221, TV room
d 14x18 .arge modern kitchen Good for Many Businesses with GE dishwahser 1 bed- On ma corner in apartment bulld- room an: gar ol tle Datt
ing. Pike and rd BSelf-serve | bo 5 bedrooms market across the street. Heavy | and 2 baths pa second. Full
built location. For or basem ent automatic = oil
lease Steam heat. Double win- heat 3 car garage. beau- dows, Fuli basement. Excellent tifully landse lawn. $22,-
for dime store hardware or cloth- rms.
by g E nad = both —,
: 32-6549 oF eae ‘Roy Annett Inc. STORE wa” ge INQUIRE 200 | Voorhei= rete REALTORS
BR ron Ts |28 © Wuron ral 3T193 $1 Mill St ene Rented! Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4
per month Call Hotel
jac FE 5-6171. Mr. Ran-
TRADE
Jack Loveland 2199 Case Lake R4. Keego Harbor
2487 41667 PE 2497
A HOME OF YOUR OWN
| Oxbow Lake Front
Grand family home of 6 bed
rooms — all good size fire-
Place in living room, family size
dining room. modern kitchen ™
front porch. large summer
at
h stale full basement
large landscaped rear
bie -werege with
above. Good beach. $16
Elizabeth Lake Estates
A Wonderful 7 room family home
large landscaped jot,
rage
What You've Waited For
- A fine 6 room
frame home with 3 bedrooms and
bath up Excellent closet space
Vestibule
room. huge an large screen-
oak floors
landscaped
basement.
oil heat, storms and screens. edad
are ved drive.
eck thie property A
ed
tered walls.
$14,400
Webster GOOD BUY On Riviera
fireplace
summer
range
double garage full
é . terms FE ¢3303
full
good o FA
let dou-
, terms
je ga-
dining
riced School District
Brick and frame 3 bedroom home |
with attached garage $12,000
Dorchester Road Brand betel 2 bedroom home
® believing — its
terms. lots
very nice 410.280.
Brings in $220 monthiy Care-
takers a is vacant Doubie
garage Clore-in west side.
WF BUY AND SELL Beein
-3-Eanuly_Income
_LAND CONTRACTS 2
$12,200 AUBURN AVENUE
Bateman |
Two Homes
Yours for Years
100 Ft. Sandy Beach
Kampsen
Realtors
$a 450
ae S Teleg bot water
Large
@ reom modern idea! fer reom-
ima house “ Very best of condition
2 car garage Lot WO 5 150
oFr BALDWIN
L. H. BROWN, Realtor
WwW. Huron re
Real Estate Exch.
BUILD NOW
Attractive ranwh .omes. 2 and fe 0:
eats “Porimecr heat r “
300 to $13,000 on |
e@ Welcome vour vis
HERBERT C. DAVIS
One ris
ar
EXCELLENT
carpeted § living
room and dining rm step-
saver kitchen hasement ol)
heat and water heater
per mon
Offered at the amazing price
of $8,950, substantial dowa
payment required
A feshionabiy located bun-
w of head-turning beau-
Low sweeping roof lines
a huge Therm ne picture window and blending of |
brick create a sturdy ex
terior A’ tremendous jot
nearly ‘“« acre) with state-
ly shade trees. Ail this is
en impressive introduction
to a charming interior which
boasts living room juxury
A picture - book Kitchen that
charm any housewile.
‘Waster Hedrooms,.2
tile bathrm that contains
all the latest innovations An | The
(with tong
term financing invites your
purchase.
4 uaa ipal bungalow oy
bare ft he,
ca "ecplace eutitel
ttronmitned kitchen inside
planter box picture windo®
2 sunporch seutomatic ac |
heat and many outstanding |
features. Let use show you
Auburn Heights
Excellent family home #ith
five large rooms and hath
down, expansion sttic with
room for two more rooms
eae heat 2 car garage
large parcel 662256 Oniy
$8 450
1B), £.052R|
raph °
'NICHOLIE ~
BRICK |
AND HARGER CO.
Ph.
oe. es te wee SPA 000 Down
Brien heme 0 peautitdl new ranch trpe e@ overlooking the golf
ane tie beth.
rf, Forest bot air
SO] D OU lh rz furnace 2 ¢ bedrooms and
out Walton | Fa
WE HAVE SOLD ALL OF Gaver La colt course” sien
OUR Lake momma Amp | foo ail cay daturta aot Soma ; = price $11,500 by owner.
COTTAOES. HAVE cus- 30041.
ee. SAS ee BRICK GOOD WEST SUBURBAN 8 rooms, 2 complete baths. new
. 1 furnace 2 car garage 2!
LAKE PROPERTIES FOR blocks from Pontiac Price |
$12500, with $4000 down. or $11,000
@urce ACTION, GTVE Us m_ down, Vacant. FE -
A CALL, ‘ TANS-$1000 DOWN 2 and 3 bedroom new homes
F.C, Wood Co. | Piattisinte occobai TF PA
Rlouser a 2 blocks west of
Corner William: Lake R4 & ue im bia. +179
+12% = Office Open 8 s @elcomen | located on Strathmore
. 3, blocks fouth, ‘
’ a0, Z whee Lumbar For Sale Houses
FIRST OFFERING SBURN|
HEIOHTS AREA “ti bunga
tow on Jarge 602200 foot lot with
garden Features 2 bed-
rooms ay kitchen
= living rgom dasement
foreed air turace aulo wa
res! heater $10.450 with $1,060
down. Less tor cash
and attractive bungalow built in
1980 on corner lot. l‘y car ga
rage, close to school and city
- Weil interior al)
ty decorated 2 ——S. ‘4
ogg large ey dream
‘tchen. Only "eres
MODERN HOUSING. HOME with | INCOME APARTMENT 6 ok aa
rooms with ssed frent pore
floored attic 3 bedioomes on first
floor tor owner, 2 bedroom base-
ment apartment brings in $70
“montily Mas cet foreed air beat ;
and auto weter heater Paved
street Completely furnished a
Woo. terms
WEST SUBURBAN 5 room modern etl steam
value at basement
A real
$1°S0 down. bungalow
heat 2
$7950 wth
Many mere to choose trom. Drive
eut te our office and look over
eur photo-listings.
CAMERON H ua
FE 46402
1362 W hater ; Evenings
| Co-operativ Seat: sts Sschange
| CRESCENT _ ~XAKE. & ROOMS,
shower sy car garage. the
lots, tove. Samal balance.
WEST SIDE BRICK
built to highest structural stan |
dards A dream home per =
celience ’ Valuable unusual
intments including Sieoaaieal:
| cg opirolied » a door. $35,500.
v MPiNiaHTRED “heme of
e to live “and well
ie the asking price
Lot $0n122
these eas a
B.D). CHARLES, Realtor FE 4-0521
La 1717 srouve meal | Estsie’ Exchange =|
CLARK
GOOD BUY Neat,
CHARLES
$4000
Pirst time sieved en | | ranch home| 10 AC RES ——¢
__- For For Sale How Houses 4
3 bedroom modern home. Garage |
J
236 N Sa
__Eves_
‘
Ceoperative Real
t
| TO ~ > acres
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SUBURBAN =
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Prided at $6500 with
a
N CITY
5 room modern bungalow Fence
yard. Good basement Almost new
furnace Sell furnished of un- furnished
C UCKL ER REALTY
FE 44061 Pe T-110, on ‘Soass
HONEYMOON
SPECIAL
reom bungalow tm Perry Part
Mnolty pine kitchen with built |
im cupBoards 3 piece bain vax
floors and p Qstered walls A real
doll , Sa and eniy $1 250 down
Rk. +t. VALEERT, Realtor
Botate t achange |
FE 5-0983 i
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WALLED LAKE “AREA
Lake Land Realty Co
024 PONTIAC TRAIL, WALLED | LAK |
oar YOUR TENANTS USE
reom any ian PE 2-618) tor
_ an ad-write
E & WORKSHOP
and
birch plywood. Close te school
$9.500 terms
Elizabeth Lake’
Road
Three bedroom ranch style home |
built in Caen Extra large lot with
bus ons bus service past.
the front Seer Owner will weert-
fice for only §7.000 with terms.
Oxbow Lake
This te @ little dandy Two bed-
jastered = walls,
air sited living room,
Lake privileges just across the
street. Very ¢ lot. hot air
heat and hot water heater This
ie @ eamcrifice at $6,500 with cash
to mortgage.
Starter Home
Model open at the corner of Wil
and M-6@ You can
use this wel] cofstructed house as
Com-
$450 down
jot Nams Lake Rd
® 2 of 3 bedroom home
plete on exterion pniy
en your free and clear
pt’ FC. Wood Co. REALTOR
Corper of Wiliams Lake Kd & M-9®
7 OR-+i238- Office Open #6
East “Suburban
Lovely new home a8 with
large rooms Ample closet space
a stairway to attic Large =
room $2000 down, Eve ca.
53-3245.
Near Avon Sehool
S room bungeiow 24230 built 1950
Modern and large lot §1500 down
Eve. call FE 32-7282
. > —_— reom., room and bath home
( ARROLL. ¢ PORRITT fully insulated. nice lot, shrub
7 West Huron + FE 271247 bery. pe at — i.
PANCELLENT HOME | &™® rer
‘ vil jb To Buy-To Sell-To Trade
home hg ™ < net | YOU BUY IT WELL INSURE IT
_ Leaving city
Fast Side
6 room family home 2 bedrooms
and bath down separate dining
room full basement stoker
heat
appointment today
aidson, FE $1201
“BUD” Nichohe
REAL STATE
FOR COLORE!? FAMILIES
Nice © room modern home Liv-
ing Tfoom dining room kitchen,
down 14 bedrooms and bath up
Basement Mot air furnace Au
tomat hot water 2 Iots Paved
atreet Goor lecation. $1500 down.
will handle
bedroom home with basement We
eas aad ‘ights. On paved |
Very close to school. Price |
$3650 with $650 down
‘ait heme call) Mr
or
Near School Price $3200,
information call Mre Spears
J Kusseli A. Nott
Pike
E 49005
Humphries On Motorway tn Elizabeth Lake
Estates We heave this fine 3 year
old 4% room bungalow Carpet-
ing im 20 ff Iiving room and din
ing “Il." included Attractive 1108
kitchen) Onl heat Good sired
witility room Bereens and storms
ine huded Good location . Privi
leges On nearby private beach
$10.500 terms
Humphries ae a Hospital Modern
N , asbestos siding
and. fenced _ aoa ate. Joe's
landsca
oft od For ___For Sale Houses — 43
Johnson FoR SETTER HOMES
GOI RESALE,
Three bedroom modern bungelew
located in Drayten on Plains
furnace and electric hot water.
Newly decorated Situated on nice
lot 80x130 ft. Payments only $57
including teses and insurance,
CLOSE TO SHOPPING
Four nice rooms and bath Base
ment with off furmnace and aute-
matic hot water Lovely front
porcy and 1% car ¢ with
paved driveway Just
west of bg pon Rd..
Tele-Huron
price only $87
terms,
WILL. ARape Owner wil take tn free and clear
home om this } bedroom modern
wi> tire tasement,
room and stoker beat Fruit trees
and 2 car garage Immediate pos-
session Murry on this as it won't
OFFICE OPEN 98
A JOIINSON, Realtor
FE 4-2533
1704S. Telegraph Rd.
Established 1056
$260 MONTHLY INCOME.
om West side. 4 apts, 3
tars cine rd
to Se ' .
1
= PUNGA _ full basement, stoker heat, some
ggg ob f eh gg AB ner ' buy ae =e frame -—- $10,800 with $3.3¢9
large entry hall. Beautiful oak | tonight
Cinna cupboard: washer and dry. NEAR CASS LAKE. Only $1.00 er storm windows, jot 1001)20 down for this and full with besutiful ‘awn and shade peng home ail sew" in —_
, a ee icture window, fenced yard. | ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES ea) for couple See this value
THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTs at | Beautiful modern bungalow with 7 ob aie
| t Anch rm e eS foe bah
tng tower, ao one — | Dasement with Sereece.
greens A home we are proet garage pense |
! fee | Bee, Setar pees, price, #1000."
rx Lane ne IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Just | Immaculte tion inside and out | of city. Pine 2-bedrm..,
al kitchen y ‘on be wild about modern home oa tm.
bed down, two aus tiled beth, full wit AC heating system. 8 7. torene. se frgaee geenae, BES oven. or trade on ry. head % ecre of
fround. $8,000, terms.
H WEST TSduanan SANDY BEACH in front of this Exceiient surroundings and take Watkins Lake ;
vileges, 100n 173 with shade _ B--F,
oa lak beautiful session. Roomy 3 Bs
ment oun. uas AC heel, screened rge fireplace
* ihe ba’ Prooh ahead nh for the low r garage :
blacks » drive. Our best cas. $4,400, terms. .
$16 800 : OAKLAND rt
: & SON AD PES f sos, cog om DORRIS & SON screened yt REALTORS CO-OP ¥ maker 7 ide
| 703 W. Huron et A rance
HOUSES AND INCOME ALL 2-car ._ Some | elses P. W, Dinnan & Bons. 66 trees. See Wis et only
17 eat WARD ORCHARDS. Fine ?-bedrm.
GATEWAYS to) imei itt iitng am Site: window and sce, mod-
erm tied kite , ac
HAPPINESS | Se "asiruhes, rage
— lot. See this et $12,500,
YOUR HOME HERE me HAS EYE APPEAL | “4a ise with” see West side near A’ Road, Cape view ;
cea ‘beteht beds ter tes. tps Toom sround }bedrm. home pilus arrangement of this 2 bed Sleeping porch 1
brick distingvished by many bathe carpeting, full features such as & ves- screened recreation rm.
u e Le Comme in ag ye of] hest, od
6 kitchen rage trees, ¢
= reece divided ment vreake ee tile : for recreation. ot) heat, stairway | MACEDAY LAKE 120 ft. te for future } em fine
room 5. te nd pases ere, jot auld fn ft. Otloved at $13,500 » fm. with
ECM ag Bg a PerreD 0 OUT = cr esrage iia an
HAVEN OF REST foal bewuty spot "430 608, forms RANCH TYPE on 2 acnEs ‘
Built in loca west side s
mules oul, paved road fromtage, ¢a- LAKE G of rare
cellent planned ranch bome of 5 offers 3 actes com! with
* lake f e You can have
}
| Member Co-op
Full price $6 600. make your |
Den- |
FR O¢3196 |
' GIPDINGS
| |
Real-’ me") MAHAN
- 10360 Privileges
2 pac * with 2
large bedrooms Youll like the
aliractive 10 ft living reom with
natural stone fireplace and pic- |
tere window os erlecting the ex-/
pertly groomed yard flowers
mars | and shrubbery Ov heat
lavatory, mi a te 3 pov at-
tached garage 2 acres
spot ore fruit — rasp |
berries. strawberries
chicken coop with cin ft =
way Offered at 5.700, $4,500
down SEE IT TODAY. YOU'LL
WANT IT
WEST SUBURBAN
EAL ) LL “ee IDE FOR 8MA oa ‘
REALTY CO. REALTORS
Real Est Each
FE 20263
Open Eves ‘ti 8 Sun
| w
NEXT DOOR
POBT O Ine
10-4
Mhron
TO BRANCH
FPICE |
RD Hae «VACANT: | cottage part base-—
clean in and out
‘, acre of more $5700 $4600 down
$50 month Move right tp salad |
Woodward TO 8016
GILES | Lake Privileges
Want to beat the heat?
Then you should see thia 2
hedroom home. full base-
ment plus @ garage ail on
2 nice wood lots Best of
all only $5800 with 6050
down nice 4 room
ment furnace
| Home at Walters Lake!
+
story bungalow built tm 1947 | Don't miss thie completely
furnished 4 room home w#ith
nice lot and lake privileges.
Oniy $1000 down and im-
mediate possession Call for
appointment on this now.
5 Bedroom |
If you have a large famity \
you'll appreciate the Y
roominess of this homes of |
rooms ~ waseitent : +
recreation space i's car ga” i
rage 2 lots with pienty of | shade And this property
ean be bought with oniy
$1 500 down Owner has been
t f - ome
home to ad¥
down, plenty of aa “for
extra jarge bedroom up Screens
storms and venetian blinds Rec-
Treation spece basement gas
heat and Paved street
ribbon drive
will pay to # per cent Mtg at
65544 per monti in
vot water
mes.
good barn
bome beauti-
Decorations are
epactess living room, car-
peted Stone firepiace Stream
lined kitchen knotty cedar Hath- a
Me ree = fe tat
tully modegnized
bs fag Fre!
room 10 room home With 8
room, on first loor Pull baese-
ment gas heat and hot water
conve-
Humphries Better cail new! §25.000,
nient terms
REA 2-0474
a3 ie Tele fe ¢ ee Evenings
Co-Operative Real gouse Exchange
HUNTOON AKE — Large Trench house anny modern 2
fire places Yecreation room ga-
ae — Price #16.000 with
Warert
barge
aoe net - 3 toom house
nice lot vi to Dixie
stores $7500 with $800
sangre with $500 down,
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor
6961 Andersonville Pd Waterford
Pa. On +1268
‘
92 Ww. Huron
$6 254 approx 37.m0°
mI }
= he
sell
GILES REAT TY
PE 58-4175
= _Open # tl) 9 .
IS A DANDY
ee 2 bedroom ranch heme §
gp ihe D rih
ide of to
“2 car garage
For detatls ‘ca: axlo breeve@ay,
and 3 nice lots
J. A. Taylor eed pe ted INSURA NCE
199 Oasiand A E 4-2544
Open Eve. view Parking
IN OXFORD
4 bedroom home with 1 bedroom
ED
175 8 Main St
“Watch for the red & white house”
Laree $ family and complete bath, Pe din- |
room. living room down. 3|
rooms and semi-bath up. On
es jot. Longs
A. Pritz.
isola Mien.
RBAL ESTATE jes for
NORDMAN.
St. Romeo, Mich
INCOME Close to &t, Mi-
Lovely apt for owner
Aute ges heat garage large
eee Net Line ob aren 16 per cent
investm
wm FOSEPHL E REISZ
et ges ehael's
mo
Ob PAT ROO Ant : = To get workers, ve
ente of buyers, dial FE rm modern home guest cot-
oe and boat —— ag ft ake
beautihy i Atta oye er of tant
— , $25 with 66.
FLOYD KENT, Realtor
24W Lawrence PE 46-6108 open eveg
Next to Consumers Power
KNUDSEN Bloomfiield Area
Practically new brick ranch
pd od home. 6 roons and bath
ith basement and 2 car at-
tached garage. —— land-
wr
carpeting and drapes. Shown by
appointment
Orchard Lake Rd.
One of the newer homes with o
half acre of land,
& bath bungalow w full base-
ment and gas heat. 2 car ga-
rage, other bidgs and
landscaping. $15,600 with terms,
WM. Ho KNUDSEN
REALTOR
510 Pontine State Bank
| Ph FE 44516, Eve 32-3750 5320
\* ROOM HOUSE. SMALL DOWN payment Will teke car. smeil
house or house trailer tm trade,
OR 3-4604
KINZLER Sylvan Lake Front perfect setup where
ou Can enjoy an ai! yeesr
round vacation and = still
have al] city conveniences
Newer brick and stone large
6 room ranch home with at-
tached 2 <ar garage. Has
> ft recreation
fireplaces and 1's
Gas heat and city sewer
To imclude carpeting and
Permanent boat dock
power or satl boats
Widow owner moving out of
state Priced at cost with
tash to mtge A
Seminole Hills
Spacious 6 room two story
home Living room 16824
natu ral firepiace family size
i room, ceramic tile
" Kootty Pine panelied
ent with gas heat
recten tin space and new
Lot
“Car tall shower & lavatory
peting and draperies.
Drayton Plains
new bedroom an4
pleasant!»
Woodthuir
neatelator brick
fireplace farm size kitchen
ner partitioned basement
f r recreation ant Delco oti
urnace | acre jot 100x358
lekn K agen wing
ow peed Realtor
n st FF 41978 pen Eves tii) &
Co- operative. Real Fstate Exchange
LAR AKE ORION
6 room modern home, sun porch,
3 biocKs from gchool and dowrn-
cash deal, MY
3 After _6_pm A BARGAIN Ranch home for $2,000 dows with
three bedrooms auto. of] beat
lots of cupboards and closets.
An excellent kiteHen, stteched
2 cat garage. Lot po ger Own-
er has moved out of city, See
ge today ee Le? oo or stop
“\CBURN HEIGHTS — Brick ranch trpe two bedroom
home. breezewavy and attached
two car garage all very large
tooms Heated basement —
per plumbing throughout.
000 iL _ -_ qna then see wha ry
to help you buy ff Call re
seme or ston at 136 East Pike
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bapem a A BE a 7 wat well set 216 8 art a! ome +f-%. 10 600 hor w rn nant $20 to sim pan est 4. | B Vv x
nt Gas BATI pauls and INCOM 91260 Cisse ie b et on 3 OOM y Cont with 82 you a or E. core Son : Reeunre: NEW *| IG U fot
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| and rries prod NC Tez v HOB ub y a con-| pie ILL ties Te ing $300 bi ieee twe $1000 jSE-
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cost Pag Tonig! —_—~ paeeers REDROOM fills ‘ aa ra eet home oe i FUL L CALL Ekg or ore O . "ge sed onl CHRAPT
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rages st floor BAN y,6 ‘ ainne a a ctl bi er Bo ar beer ap at $11 street =e b vanee ac BE 2. at Exc . ear rele S er, bus 'r raid away Oven = om 30 neate adio
E ment bed Roo ROO! a nd & ant M age t oft full potntm 900 Ow dse oe 26. h In arr Mrnsh on th y Db Phene P we 7 da em- | 195 T. Whi »
Franc) oF \ fhe for 2 n eciree BRICK _ — Sere 00. rent hee on der Camero “Terms M Sanritie: NEX 1075 W ‘ ‘- er ene n the highway on yh Office __™ WouLERBACKS 135i FP hitewall =
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DOIN RE ALT Miller water ‘he ge cere pias. | We “M NEY —$2 eae . a Oper miles hg oft deri ANCH | ha too oni oa | M Re bk UTO PAR LS mall r, and radio,
oO BU. TOR : licks ater. mes . cath as * sub 2% with cRN nba LAK Pon oUND~ ID ly 8° |e @ poe and aaa da Ts atic Fo
10. Jon sear as eure too ‘acteened and bet nres'e mrven ek Oo DN. with ler roll large wie aucatitne tatiana hg Mee Main RY CLEA a) ss ey? i springs gare © weet 1933 : rdo-
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psi Dall : ONE late "pre pelea oak ema bal on lca ae lue arage tiac gy er xan | ome t loc tN } vow pes Oak ~ rad ORD
; ae C Maa 3 12° iit of E iecreas B ation G = tele ak ignt for * $7.50 T
~ NEA y; Sun u privi- | tered © floor held ae novee gts sete! ———— room ee log at rire usine in : phone. AY me t ud
yy R- CR =, wp ssell sped alls ie aa own _EM Ponting farm aoa) | Come cikehe miles of, Pon: Aeisbin laclade oe downto + Just e Ph ars neater or. radi
2 ¥. heh aes apere os vases Y — ee cot within | good s full n & Pon- jown « eg des ea wn — rE , , , ad
wee > earn eo coh aw aren oun i eee UR Sn Shaper var ewe oo he ht ah tnceseery | by - (ass ae anibiapetl sctitewalls
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tered paimiaa \ ee te om $5 se ene ore DRE (ore OF 101 oie eee RE peice a jut pafments« acbtat ee 1952 PON i.
Tilt basement Pocingg cs ee r) rE Wee $500 DO 7 FCIATIC M I Ph i iFER S Late mes — _— ‘ = SRS 760-15 | NTIA
Pi be ent oil med oak ten sa ry at name pee ean sat WN we vresent waned oF FI Strate tae ) wire are 8-3122 qn APT wh TORE in — pag ose A ea a ae 8 Johnson miles | dio, he . (e Sedan
foome eae rnace vel 1467 ri 8 ake MS r room paced cute onto planne this ? NER | 024 akes € le end PR usand . VC ve ment ¥ A. Beteg 0 loan er ave _ | _d ater E Aha
. _ toth _wathins erms Oxtord at entin AND ¥ with ary wirit al va spa 4 for nome weaken AKE Ypen U Iv dai s of NCOME plan. tes. rst vi s are ror F and <
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ed we _Lak ich Bun all I Lek eet | ath bh th- water kitch s hivin family has LOTS ail Dp co ays | 18s s big s by ‘ ra) re 4 | < 0 Cc. =
3 TIAC RE posses me ne Se me feet ake frontage on he oa war over ds or) 3 2-123 aR Walled lent ite bet Se iatmorhes: pay: | uto aI c
Baid aires ree tie te eve ronta t th eth 1ato other b | SA L 195 fror ter orh sto Se i
N a TY sy im tor. agate ete tata of otha cr beaut | LARGE Ux PHONE | grove man bus | | ome & REP REE vice 88 CHRYSLER S
Y . a | $60 at. P ona a- s lates | dist tent acer UR ny FE dd ould res er roe M , 10.
eed 3 FE mo ere ra arate a livise F Sagea ts ut Ee 1IOM p atonal i m0 ft Loa uto REE rire ~~ aire he edan,
“ten Bed S827 renee alata ea vine. ig — xcelle MESIT $12 000: to income of fable 7 n ( ’ al, ; ESTIM PAIN Fluid ater
Ponies a roams? : : rAKEF ; cluded and “oe area ah an. 100 F nt Loc ES L oo ~— 4 of $70 Taaeedl Comm: om MAK MAT TING | matic. , and
gee re this at ‘ 1 sa _iaxt EFRON large bed 2 ee gg ede 3 ¢ exe FOC 7 cation W. andie eh ga Ti ee pan BRAI = E 1951 B
full =e St ae nig t beaut lak NE “<6. & ue Hoh car rick {| 2 etient “PW ! \kI Tek TI : to 8: anon y DN Pe UIC
a peda: e 7 it § 1 ifu © te A aw ave pet store bu . ) es E2 Sa al B {
oe fobrie . ome e) COLE Stok Incision Cedar {rootage seas Rh al - lots 2 pes cated hate e IDE OFFICE 0 lt PART AGUEL rurdey ank Bi DMO: tOR he K Seda
waltal_ storm Sai com Y eaten ns esis Sx a lees on eg alg a) See t clos an es in ome vONA RTR FIN vot ONE FE 20 SALE ate n, radi
pai rit ia Ro many. ean | Shue niengee? ~— are ea _o= iethe ueace eg ines = a3 Rese cn te "BROKERS CLEARING fea a REE N NANCE CO. cares Ri po Si flow r, and si
son F Tr screen: ures anny ducer auth * e. Ex and sem 1 tht fabs Gia Kemer 1 3. 88 4 meme Ct P ING ISIN aha AIN ca HA e ral , Dyn:
FE eta PR || pict ves vo ming elo TOSS ne lo: ao ent sh s b The ullt rec at On os AC 5 do om rVS’ RINC HO Ess HE Oe . IN . ees FT 1 Pike ing 95 a-
“BU jor cmtagin. <at picture w any outatand w $1800 the f ee ee op phere gi ger oa eee ACRES wn e AS IPAL USE “STE . ie. GRINDIN st 1953 }
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rr uw ivin e tt ot and h 8° Ab rch P an le athe “AY _part b nd low ollin just CO \ 1Es NS $25 ’ All re ‘IN | D S
REA! Nicha eerie Seca et d C2” cris ok ran ate oe <bath as 6130 dow and north Or qd’ AST J Tea CH af aca Ts THE | W ON
naw L_ ESTA ohie et ‘aly of eflicie: mith pe $500 D own exteri of rex room a nea ork 4 AC some W of P aw S | Pt LIV UTOS $500 . wa ~ Ma as . S 4
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= « ‘ si crt j e+ s loo 9 é a zn 7 Cars 59 |
NICE om ale weal RIV een ee sera, planieeed ; otf ni ‘eindow | 2 fone Norin biasterea interior, hate S180 dowr pi lagaeceplgis? ae HEN OL 1-97 S 321_Oreh OR “48 PLY)
Li ick. 08 states =. paved lis 60 Ane | be Tare ale oom Norman aut 6 ll is « esx 10 wr son a ber? ere G RO ——— PxG 1 ee N chard L CAR ~ 10U
wiTTLE HC ie FF aurea cent) ai “i ectric mgs ee bed: hoger Sor ealin Sel Necnal ACRE pavea | = Be ICER U ! F 1&M Lake _ radi TH
4 HO! E nace er tsi wide and st hata! aor es in W riook! on ! riook RES xcell ER - Byolk NEE ‘or top 1 “4 10 S
lake apple MET ; esas in t Onl ar wrath rs Snell ove chen wired . aa fal sto 6 pitas ae ¥ x acatio ine Dt ‘S > ent loc Ww D 2627 do. fot ee _ and edan,
privile orcha NCO Beh extent fu gas fh ‘ ae ¢ tank ell for is pr ving lakes rdw = $1 750 nm wit xie H ao Dile ation. Ine pee IE xt ilar on or S i 195 hea
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parm — acr nd ah t B D ent oO ow Vv — vos full h extr ‘ a neetiem hill and etire ugh | er ha: —— O HE _ mod SO .
be es out oppi enedct nels eis? (( s gence price . 4 n dra inite | WA you Best here s ma fo HIG Oo el_ce : TO
oR ce «CS mune aplestenie F OR¢ a3 oe mw) y AC ine RNING! a - nee ws H Re 3-160 d s
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eom bras s ree i" Ho ne F Neat | P nace base foot | as lp orner Lake R oR \ pas pect riers | read per T T wal . and °
> pinat ler ay to perat BOUTIN ut riced Le ment living Phone Ca a Ean si ine y but Now on | at : Oo Is whi ui
aeement. the ak Teeny _ re Real reais el Fad at $a t00 0D bem = e Of SG di 7 ss vane rar CORT takes nating oo our oftice Top he for Y | 1950 CI on Me:
Pet on bath Ful ale % fed « M mae i " Ga e rae 4, L0) — 1 x es $1. ened je, . _ 2-9878 8. 2020 te) i JEV
cmall roe “4 GES Ful achange) 7 fer ms | — a sun OR 2 | $750 F OTS ad 1 Josiy 4 -EMEB es us- WANT! 8 30 IIE, Ca j “VRO
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with $f lean .t sit Sacine Eve Yea ~~ r Sal 2 | ‘ ated LP ec ti 8-8 INAN evade 3 F wy _ rad c
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XEW G : 0 ED ak = Ea ° of CF CAN Rea ay cs ~ EC ate ylelin GooD i. . and
81250 WG oer Roca rl A For | Peissisid Pro oats ae Pont Fora MIL ye ee “i ae bE ze O u party. FE Will pay. hea
coe _ . seer i HiO pepe , Is [HE FE 53-8163 , lox Ihe . le rop. 44) Edw Easy ee and Seah age ge K ROUTE “Fxchanee | 4, me Ea eos : | WAS nT HATE rent in cash 1950 CHEV ad
~—-~-tered Weer ck peiases BIRD in her Lal ' ecutt “dw. M. . oe after 7 pm. neeene ND “5: oF $25 Os Bank” ANTED CARS. =VR
pes a marceces i \ . TO 8 ints cee Prote —— 177 N Open ene R } ee = 3" ai oy P $500 — you ag = dor, r fest
Pull sigg cd Bs nae) ee ae LAKES re CO|«C eae sstonal Lo Sagine eee ealtor \1 i Postic ae er ct ODEL , radio Tu
— be Daisies.” bes foots ees in a sondert RONT _ pants jeatereis u home = vat Man : “4 ON ae J 80 or Would iere or LOAN _and aon ey care 3 mt er. , and h =
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a ham oS mt i te ila xt om a (iat Beach aA ¢ baile ee hen eg Al Heidi - tanding } cape Pd 650 4 In Cl 8165 aay ee elas a cle. n Lm For cor. of td 9HUDS
im st ie. beater | kitchen Sees Ae _ A ar ree a ful b bedr dinette eee _pitetes “ lake of Ni Siscount i "HERO ier ae iy Padberess — & Sale U Gan i . DSON
id ie arn and ais Rhee: Woke Shen ne ints ee: Bal er Triles Pay oe tas Nicely 1 LAKE cash os $30 lg = ap snags aad sed C dio, and N Sedan
m0 Sr al ad han SR es ee ae wlgeried co ne ees Siete rhe | 90% * Comm are o1| 1M8N beatae
en ara a ae ere qian! ca Bhest Pa ide CA dest cers rd oP ron peer r inm = Z
Bein Lannea ee oe | West se Mitte | Bea poe lane top lor go ———| eee “alter Saeck eateg | Lawres tance 1930 B | CASH Sedan,
RAN ¥ Gree price jake Attr “Sih “ bed roo nven om for ovlde and 3 to $2 near fe) No 18 re Ra s wr n . U and a
Ch T" ee tegiit SE actyy lit bat bape si nr table de |e 110 E $200 $2.000 ee ora sabia enc 0. R SICK h .
os TYPE | men Bits, a wy consists 8 nv | of Sleawant, a pen lty- D hi tetin "nee Wit ment __Friendl e FE 2- oad K eate , tadio
ge ose ne ight _the . PENS as tats of eon eel = place sant | aths clude avent win ATHMOR ‘th A \ to ~~ Mor y Se 7 mas i 194 Tr. ’
: Hoe. win parece 3 CYPRE Panta = D r as _ : | nein nents “a bal L00a% i. aria otters pearly Foom aay MARSHAL spp te. a Ave and large ruly Dining | a paca oa, rset Bh wARDTOP 8 KAISER
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$4 walls lots rae ca ware saat . rai : Helewtes ~ oth cosa room _ eae! . an ea a res s FE Bostce ped — Us oe | LO oans - en radio he 4 dio, a Seda
200 8. FE 2-11 : ans 3 pha pa on amily o Wi ev oD M 40 COR yp t nce g roo liquo U OW 54 rect ‘gow ate 949 nd n,
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“Xo Money Down Pee a They Are Repaired some action into the film!’ rt. Phone FEROSI ‘$2 Dodge 4 dr. ..... $899) 'S1 Buick 2 dr. oo... $799
$46 A MONTH | ene » pat ~ Sutvenatiétoomenste- a 1 3 "49 Plym. 4dr... $222 °51 Dodge 4 dr. ..es+-$799
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Keller Koch MN Oe a ee OLDS M HYDRAMATIC RADIO iy le Station Wagon...$299 "49 Nash 2 dr. ...... $299
- 187 DODGE DELUXE TUDOR SE. end heater . rouine whitewalls, 3000 miles
MUEELTMGEE DWE" Rt aca get ‘49 Buick ee ee 2 Lincoln 6-8410 motor and tires Only $695. | ‘50 Pontiac ul | 1608 ~OLDS Se came ares FOR | ay estra:, 827 A ve C tib]
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CHEVROLET @ FORD CLUB COUPE. 6 CYLIN-. tres none ear ome) eeu ier & desert Beidse re-| to certain cay copes Auto Sales ‘30 Ford % t. pickup $500! +40 Chrys. 4 dr........$99 ae ae ee keied Ae clean | dio with rear seat speaker, on SS x pagum: | 46 Dod " $99)
car Wil take trade, Call OU | $345 penser Girectionns Signsle. | om costae fins, peed oft aes “i ontlag CAPRI UxE ge panel ..... '49 Kaiser 4 dr.......$199
ite FORD DLE DELUXE TUDOR. Bx | $1845 | cushions gietet;| suse Seles. 70) Oanisad, Ave.. '33 Chev. Sed. Del. .. .$899/ 30 Ford Model A...,.999
2 DO SF > cellent motor Tastes wake. weil Ores | BEETTAG til a DOOR ~ CHE dn ‘33 Ford '; t. pickup $888 48 Hudson Cl. Cpe.. .$144 ~ oh. er D OR EDAN roe finish hes bo & yn ny . and th. ew peguies were ree an ee tone. Radio, A )
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ORD RN. Gite Mat” | gE ata BIG USED CAR LOT, Jacobson’ SIRE 464 Woodward & Community Motor Sales | _ Cali after 3 p.m. MA) ane, | $1095 . $475 Ctive ae0t Opes un le |” PONTIAC’S cain Saw Sik , @_FORD . PASSENGER COU ‘
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FORD ‘89 CUSTOM 2 DOOR GOOD clean V8 coupe Hai radio very clean rae) ‘” 4 door, Radio, heater. ay Servis PERI :
brakes, new mm T ater Oh ¢-2031_ . ——_— MIKE'S A O SALES MIdwest 4-7500 JOrdan 4-6266
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| 1962 Pd bet Cranbrook Club 949 BUICK Dark Grey. Very clean | 94 LINCOLN CAPRI Coure. REAL ' a GERAD CoE oa. | -RSO 1S j
1982 Plymouth Cranbrook Pordor Ceca gr pase — OY itiac Sana. Maer stl weber saber ~ PETERS N- HER'YS A CLEAN POUR DOOR Light Blue Redio | dehy t e's oe at slering & Hydrameatic eee SEDAN WITH RADIO. HEATER
1962 Plymouth Cranbrook Pordor “pe “ite — ten , ts tee Tee AND DYNAF iw)
1952 oer Cambrigee Fe Forder PE os +e oe. 4 door . gro en apie ie
Dark Green. ‘33 MERCURY MONTERY HARD- eer soto eso : Before You De. cide, Compare) 1982 Plymouth Snr am top, Overdrive. $2180. Call OL | inst sie coden. 6108 1950 STUDE. | os _]
; = pug a : << = t : — ' Riviera. 2 tone vive Orne’ ; - 7 ae. ari’) RADIO. HEATER iat Pe ay ) B k | ioe SS ] 95 Keeney ager, MONT OREEN FINISH. 4 DOOR | VU RCURY ‘3 CUSTOM 4 DOOR. > KAISER SALES & SERVICE SEI'AN. NEAT AND CLEAN. | Our alues 1061 BEN | aaa eee seat er ul1Cc ° See to choose from ali ere good sllellells 3776 (UBURN AVE PE 4-4692 | |
Dark Green Tip-Toe, ne oni brakes, power teering es mat 1964 PONTIAC DELUXE LOADED 1950 DODGE |
“ {1961 Pirmouth Cam trode ond tyne finance “Lair. pennane. , | | nn Oe FO | vOU'RE INVITED TO TRY OUT |
Sark Grew Very Clean _Rocoester Mhdve 147) 1964 STARCHTE® SONVERTIBLE § uts GOOD CAR EVERYTHING
1981 Plrmouth Cranbrook C1U°) yy MERCURY Nouean RADIO , 4 Gr Chieftain Dix # Mytramatic | vee | ee : ¢ £189 Cheveol £ Coupe nd heater Overdrive FE 2-019) : t c thie , Se "33 Olds B84 dr....: $1895! "51 Chevrolet ....... SO98!- 21.000 Miles Dark Bue —_— eee eee ‘5? . P nt reaio & heater om pare ' i | - 1952 PONTIAC
52 Olds 98 4d $1595 5] Buick ERS | 1950 DeBato Custom Pordor MERCURY CONVERTIBLE 4 1 O 1ac igs Roe ea eeiey | come Teel lelle a R SEDAN WITH RA. ie fees saeh lee) ae) Soe SEHOCOG Srl Dark Grey Redioc A oweer nee ot Aue. Cine D Pee ee Re Coes ae Are ke -
"$3 Ford 4 dr....22+-S1395/ ‘51 Plymouth .....,. S25 ee ee prea ee hag wav . , AND, “cee WHAT We (MEAN
’53 Chevrolet $1395) "SUChev 2dr. ...... $695) 1980 Plymouth Deluxe Pordor extras, $1495 FE 23072 ’
t/a mae iis “ae Radie. Very clean 1901 CLEAN | NASH “STATESMAN | 9 OLDS. $2 Pontiac 2 dr.....$1345| SO Olds 4 dr. ....... S695) 1950 Pivmouth Deluxe Forder suner 27850 actual miles Pri 1949 O coe 2 adio | 41996 | tar 4dr Rivieras redie heater | ol eae = Black. R vate owner, $700 FE _ly ' HYDRAMATIC RADIO | AND
"$2 Plymouth 4 dr...$ 995| 50 Ford 2dr. ....... $595 | 1950 Studebaker Tudor 1953 NASH 4 DOOR sTATESMES Drnafiow all colors We a ATEST
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S51 Pontiac 4 dr.....$ 995} 52 Henry J ........ $495 | 1949 Desoto Custom Fordor B. safe with an Oliver car eee WITH GOOD FEATURES
SO Chrysler 4 dr... .$ 995) ‘50 Chev. Sd. DI. .... $395 edie, Dek rey ~ ; ry aa '§ 905 | 49 Ford 2 dr $395 : 148 CADILLAC
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$1 Dodge 4 dr...... $ 895 ymout GMs ses 1961 Plymouth Cambridge . mileage, 2 tone blue Just $465 { 5 ontiac DIO HEATER AN RA- Pordor Light Blue ..... $45.00 e ele or your old car town @ eee | MATIC. SEE TH18 ONS TODAY!
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"47 Chev. 2 dr. . . $245 2 Chev., Green 1041 Buick Tudor || ......... 30.00 | 95: | | vamoer wing ruarda white
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i ator | ‘qcetans ters 63 LTT E OGiRnis CLOTH TxO g “aGLNGMEAD VARIETY STORE COLD Hye with 7 aa ne ous, BUY ee. F RADE BURR- PINTO nee Ma
. __starting 6X 236 Nel win. Armstrong | ~~ x es) . Rosso 5 8. Te — 1 YEARS
: ZUNDAPP 8 | WEDDING jelson FE 2-47 floor covering end Mac-O- ave | Seconds PHILIP'S legraph.| old. Gentile. 42 eicom>
; most era, 8, 6 eNQRLD'S | “nylon DREae. LACE AND _painte Phone WE 1-7945.— Lac! 100 8 PLUMBING SUPPLY aaa yelums'| Ciartstoa. ‘
: Rotoreyeiee AB. Ens ela over satin Perfect HOME OWNERS! ALU — 8. Saginaw 2100 $29.95 Sav. = oe BRED
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Lu ar teh | 4703 “after 8 1314. 825. FEL ings factor ive Awe TALBOTT LU inER- | Wilsce Spalding rece NDARD, ne. Telegreph
$56 DOWN. wel — KITCHEN” CABINET SINKS. Lumber i gs, farts. bells, 9% 2 iwo GRADE AND
New & U %6 beau: INET SINKS , @oors, wind | ping reels pin Zwo REGU
12 we eed Cushman Sc Sal | tful @ in mod .| ware, plumbing lows, hard- $169 Swimmin tered Holstein cows. Fresh. Hea
= PE cane Sale Household Goods 71 we 06646. Slightly See | uae kee Ae, A oN reg eg: oe ng Se Oakland | essai. id
RELIABLE “For Sale Motoreydes 64 MISE, UV NIEINE An See pop ie Bouse gees Lg Mg
#1 HARLE ae | eens MY aoe ard Lens A Fruorescent "ge" Orci ee ES Poone.P FE 4- “za — Rn 8 "Wain Lake Rd. —
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TRUCKS |W a mintee M S H | ANTIQUE WHITE MARBLE TOP Usz OUR TOOLS. DO YOUR OWN Sand, Gr merce!
en ee a De FE 2 gare: Bentest condition eat Br eg repairing Com- _Sand, Gravel & Dirt 79 WD ieee ia $-Aek- KINDS.
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! miles or Sale Bicycles os + Pin KADIOg on Pease” {abies See: Lawa Pad rice r: renges ot. low ATTENTIO!.. WE —pRLIVER 73 | “TEN WEEK OLD FRYERS.
"3 oe IN _one $10 __ $-8755 Ew “AND ar Boats, 12 ft. | Pic w Huron. ping oF 3 yards of stone sand. grave <1 BREEDING es
FORD F-600 3-5 yd.) oc Non, BOY .. SCHWINN BI! aE = $5.95; Cutverts car *. | WOE VERINE | pce ee Bro trucking. Call James 0 GEESE r 5iae Bace
Dump 7°" BOYS 26 INCH bes ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WA ve, Set ee Se TOMBER AND WRECK - RTTENTION © ee Ra _Davisburg, Mich =e
eo eel Et Redline AL on i ing tile & plank th; tasulotion ote oS sani |) cee oe ed wr seen ten Matter $13 BACH CH CAYING.
, BOY'S 2 F niga cry stand sec” 100 ft lank, 10¢; insulation | 1; oa fhoo 2 _hire. FE . or 10 per cent, My-tines
$3 Ford F-900 Tractor twice. O00 value, sell for 608 FE vie deen: tesa voll ai lame and ‘Redwood panalling, i0c an New toilets wr. oe ae For BOIL BEN BLACK vegneres on sine. nae
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% 10.00x20 tires Ai 20402 between 7 and “ ie FE ay retrigerators $25 apie at rd oe flooring, red oak, 5 ae | inion valerie ierataltpiaieis $1895. . PILL, SAND. GRAVEL. Me Sale Farm Produc
: Va ir, and os 2 SCHWINN pix! iss ae TV sets, , Same te carload: Sheetrock wee fittings ‘ FER PE 5-7914. FE 7-7308_ 1 7 Sale Farm Produce 87
cume, ar old $25 FE 26067 E. 1) chrome Predespets $5 up. Miller up to 20 te C&C, $1.35; xq | We, Arty @ full line , 816 96 M1) TOP SOIL FILL ! aPPROX!I
a BOYS A new & tes $4995 chests board ft. and 1 ft. Tc, roof plumbing ead » im lumber, _and gravel FE ee: . SAND ‘ MAIELY 86 BU. LAST
"53 Ford F g T ay also ep ee ee 26 eultes 940 06 i % ue bedroom = sien! Pe @ide doors + Al) priced right ulldety supplies ALAC 2-817 a icp s corn 7 crate Ow 14 14302
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10. ractor.| T= + ike new. | sues. 12 08 eo: Oe eee ——, wate cane’ hase ait USED BRICK . ACK DIRT inde povaTors AND _ ALL
00x20 tice ~"Boat «& utes. Ste 38 up Cos $4 “Ntpe = and exterior, fir, wh eters FE 10764 serie idle Soh renee $950 f Walton en plants, Comer
Brak ‘ae s & Actesgpries 66, wis ene coves oar relate birch, Weldtex, wedgewood, surf: “ROOM OIL HEAT sTO oo * SER et AED
rakes, and 10,000. “aU wrens | WE go gg Soir a-way gue eT. | sakes: roofing and siding — se on uu bi PRICE, BL — FIpl AND ROAD. RAV EBAGO SEED AND Beanie Tai
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4 i ow * acre $610
9 "$2 VANETTE i “ DREPA tg Grune Toe Paul St. Cy "9 Dart ree en private piace Det TOP sOML, MA- — ee
; be ARINE PAINTS & VARNISB 0 8AT.&12TO*® | ° Or Ay: & sein umber Co. BOODLE | BUGGY —— | stone. ete. Co ravel sand, field! Sale F
% "$2 CHE { oy stock. 70 PROPELLERS | — Ba = . ee ee | EM 3-273 — Rd. Tel now at soe ee OR 3-236 oF rage Nofzinger. | Sale Farm Equipment 88 aR
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i V. ¥% ton panel Wr ALL Boats |} mile **, Leben Caw MOWERS 9 colonies and equipment Due | Pervel and fill i
- : = MARLAw SALES AND SER “imo core water | yegular 619.98 at CLOSING OUT n must sell. PB2-1108. | srevel_end_ fil set. TE eeep | CHALMERS POWER TAKE-
§2 _ = 8 TELEG vice | BABY ~ BUGGY, ~— i er is wonderful—f oe of these 16° $12. Just a few Do It Y en Trailer Mower. Also powe ;
62 ton dump ae rae RAPH thim bie JOY. TEETER BABE | oe wi ot men aaa a _— bearing mow Do It Yourself . 720A! 420 for chee yare ton take-off 4 bar side rake nha |
-RINE RIB biond pette, 21 inch TV SSS Dra ang ¢ ° ———— ® load Den ay ler. For good
’ boat, fine cond BED <~ e console FE 5- saat } yton Hom yours vered. Boe sed farm
$2 Ford F-3 % ton Pick 1993 rae ana te 14 | BEAUTIFUL Pera TE Sale Household Goods m1 Fo Sa sant Plait ee DEN c ‘DO. it VOURSELF CRUSHED STONE WA | Siimchaimere ai r —— }
up. | EVI motor Like new OL 22041 | combinstinn G00) maw, FF PHILGAS RANOES Ares Miscellaneous 72| ILLINARY WINDOW FIXTURES OMPLETE LIST OF MATERIALS Gordon EM 32077. ——— | oe
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74 "81 CHEV. Angiers hig pbs MOLOKS be Jor i sy gehts Mey | cranithiy 10 per cent Gown : | ene = erent , - AMERA Like | a l G1 W Maple “Birmingoam, e AR AC iE - -Ow y MANURE. _ LANDSCAPING.
y . ris-Craft boat | BD actadadansd trot ips P AJ Fr ATE , ac art ? > T ,
ae % ton pickup | canals’ cones == ot pane Mo ice hee a MODERNISTIC ha FR 2000 “#65 Orchard 4 eae $36 rE wae re ge Ponpelnlag Neaions Oot $0 ov $265 ered i va Haul “Wau re BALE HAY! |
—— a oa perience ry us. L a4 oak com ] paon 86 8 P 1 ERHEA
# ne, guaranteed abor famous plete set, agen o — Alum. Co KI erry. - D DOOR Ne |
? % ‘ton-pickup pi ga Marine 2695, Yourself aarp Assemble these 1 Gd eae “ GitAIRS AND | ACC FOL. mb. Doors _. irc shy SINKS 24x21 $299 AND CEMENT EXTRA Hatt BROS SAND, GRAVEL Cane noua! new und used
x $1 FO } Fetail opts save more than half oa ae re revolver, New | 4175 Go nae DOORS... re ve $1 $29 95 HAGGERT\ ron ba dirt. and fill. PE 529460 Nes oe a, ee
Pint i - —< Michigan Fiuores- | y Le) EAHA BEA SALE. . ee ee
RD 74 ton panel Vecebund. veittecur | KOTTLE GA 7 HEERIGERATORE tat Years) — ATTIC ROOMS Hott | chrome ‘mining " faucets “61488. | 1y47 PANY cet Sapiro tee TBIRT ROT-\ set nay mauers, #4
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wate tect, spread comb |. £DArd uore : e
anette 12 ft. EM “Sn bot run pyer 6 bears: zones gg pe slee gee Ss Buy 6 | on oe on ed doors $39.50 6 per — LOOK 1 {7 a BABY Pars +1084 pM ae GRAVEL, AND | E-Z CREDIT
ripe: 70 el gas refrigere- used lor @ little more than « re + materials this week i NEW AL AKEET AND NEW emereta seat ea Gravel and vrade’ TERMS _
*$1 FORD F-8 tractor, ETB omelet ane R BOATS lowest et gee eee St | ee mechine, Michigee Viuores | ain CONDITIONERS: una wusews $4ea | a senereee fratal, eaten, BEEP 2 in your eld one!
4 10:00x20 ti ms 2 Ores, ee ee cw eave _—_| FriONERS sats — | fiber “lee ewnlngs FE Coote ‘FILL DIRT TOF sons HOUGHT
ires, air FIBERGLASS © BABY BU | window, | FOR DOUBI: = ins awnings FE 405 : "gravel, PE 5-6378 SAND AND~ E x
’ P . oF Ss GGY TEETER x | Plumbing bog au os 4 BOOK STEEL CLOTHES i 1 rm u ‘ 326 N Main ,
; kes Boat cll ecg Eagar! CANOES _Kucelieat cA ante i ia damask FE bbe | ee 20- Mile Open pane ena eee ele sisters Ss - FA pagar ‘SOIL. SAND & | ———— OLive 1.9761 siti —
4 SIGMC 3; Prany bite teal tate. "61: "bem at H FO “cORaTtike oh tose 6a FE x72. RED TO MM ee Ten oree Mow. *eady Mixed Cement oe: $138 Bes | ONDAY “ie 70" Pe. FILL SAND GRAVEL — BARGAINS
% ton Piickup ee ™ ® Phone OR 3.2717 REBUILT \2 P le Portland Ce $115 Bag “Do I : liverea. Jim F DE- HAVE
y 0 to 6:30 g Mours, CHROME ~ WASHING MACHINES | ER CENT DIS8COUN | wa ment .......$11 ‘o it Yoursel{” _liverea._Jim Poster. VE at SEVERAL G00
Wed" t pm. Tues and 4 DINETTE TABL Guaranteed, $19 50 . Sherwin Will NT ong Mortar nes de ee | “ HIOH GRADE BLACK DIRT. FE SED GARDEN 1
° "SO FORD } ; wanna boa chairs $30 MI ¢ E AND | gtx up FE 40160 ints jams & Berry Br sees sos -00-50 Ba Best B T4319 DIRT. FE| POWER LAWN RACTORS
DA cx 284} VES BOUGH Discontinued 98. BL: a uys” - MOWERS. A
: ai ¥% ton pickup wear wrnseotere - stove meta Coon | AND (6 xa | chanved, Turne La , SOLD, 8 EX a Pest and Paint. rope pont & BU AViOCK 4 y ROTTED VISORS, ACK DIRT. wade Ma oo ALL sane
f ‘ord 4 t jUNNBON OUT MA 66150 arge wooden aundry tub, ¢g§ 20004, ALUMINt nh ht a _ Orchard Lake-A 4.0640 avel, cement gravel. FE E TAKE —_— IN
: ya ton Panel OUTBOARD inet W cabinet Wal cab. jlo COUCH INUM COMBIN — ve FE 3-7101 8. CREDIT
: Stare D MOTOR: ooden shel « % CHEAP PI ATION DOO s 5 TERMS
i "49 Ch 3 Nee womena’” Bears vats. Tre. Perpamesnty Nigger ot Wee te i $28; Obert oe ce ma MIpDwes* ss i “AMERICAN | 428 Sheet Rock sion =" ROAL & DRIVEWAY ve cei FE ¢1113
ev. % ton Stake ne Neervibing for the eg eB ol mag ‘Juke | SPECI re 3. row AUTHORIZED FACTORY. SER a oo mea ite perm. | crea’ Wikiscce Sané'@ Orevel KING BROS.
OWENS Teene — 8 W per M. & ’
y . et See te nae eae cost val ees. ae et 086 | ee fk CIALS rail STEEL FRAME end ERD FACTORY SERVICE at wt Pee tec Ga PE +10, PE 3-008 Greve. YOUR 1-H DE.
¥ ton pickup auavY DoT Waku a | a Pepe yas20 go ge $19 rears iy RB a) ope Ds Eg boards $95 per M SHREDDED BLACK DIRT OR PONTIAC RD AT
fe PU ' table mod = | Coat by ve CHANNELS BEAMS Tasker's, 63 W — 228 N 7 OHt—per M peat Separate o1 R D_A OPDYKE
"49 FORD 1% ton stak ponte See ents: alee =e accent poy 5 Dresser drawers .. (26 | pipe. fetatercine rods. ,BEAMS, ace A aad on Si aE alla | and gravel jar die | ee } GARDEN ( TRACTORS —
=< BAGLE | ALTON aple breakfa 10 plete line of struct ATORIES COMPLETE WITH 8 % plyscore amen LLERS
8 i Y rE i Vv Liv roo! ~ew and used ctural) faucets $24 With | (x8'x's" fir plywood (1. |: $5 50 TOP soIL. 8 EV AWN MOWERS
cylinder meal AUTO PARTS ‘cotce 3 Joslyn Cr. Walton Large = cute me ee Os. ip Broach @. — Bc ota ar bg ll ego n ge ae Cae a eee he ashed oe Fg Ty ANS EQUIP. 6507 DIXIE HWY.
4 "49 Ford soos th agiey —— spe gd “CHAIR REASONA Al) kinds of fu - ee ind a _ seers Foraing & Socket.) bebe HS near These fo pokined No. 2 oak ae "per wee tec iat = ae untinme woe
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4 1 ton Van RCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS ChOSLEY ee vADoe es aay go, Mew for the bese | Seve GALWAYE” WRECKING ~~ Bo rmen eee. “ Goranina’ina, gor wear "Shredded Peat Humus tractor with nydraaiie aR =
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r 48 Ford 114 ton Cab and * Yellow Jacket! balases 61 fame gu - ge Furniture Hoe fest of a with gtoker TE ee URNACE HAR DWARESFLUMBING | pall yds.. 612) FE s-7668 | —? <a before 4
an ant 6 Ye 3311} .- aw 3s e@ deliver U .| 392 BE Be wer BO Tor ~SWVE, 2 COOPER KLIPPER CYCLO MO.
Chassis At Pine Lahe. NOOK 8 PLA LACE Li wit’ New | * rwin bed SIRO WScat oar A Secnay och Tight Mile Weicins CAsDVETS La aft oJ meg HOUSE. rae Fa bse oe PE 9-323 THD | Steele ¢ oy mowers Briggs
48Ch vencumy wore PE S.soe0t Retle AM “very "good and pethi-| mattress. % box springs. health |g 00108 retard take 84 | vatue 63.96. Bghuy aoe OND SAVE UP TO 6800 ON ALL TOP Git epee Ee eed seo 90 art
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Cacao on > antl Fea o tag “Ets | sae ha gear hoped Ee ANCHO F txcee"| o& tinction jo mine, cab ais eats pei ete ee nese at S| en Pia ei
plywood boa = ese yourself an rucs FE 21605 fr, ulz . new slid lights. ° you want ae
wb ft. ts UW te chairs and tabi and save 4’ TRU 605 after 6pm a at ing a door untts m ‘ e ero Bale to Fc Oy
. "48 Chev. Cab and Ci GENESEE SALES | Sen Be Lee lee | TALL MARGATE, REROLE | 5-108 as Wry ene | Keno a| N nh eister s ES eit joa etepet fot | Peoniuton Moret, nttctment
, i : tops. « ous make Fo tier end Le} N AIR C — ve ' ke r SAND >< sick] ; chm 3
| ° 1assis} ____ 91@1_Dunte_ Highway Ca ace ae cormica | _Uon_ot Deighton cond:-| toner 921 COOLED AiR CONDI | MOW - MASTE zn ROTARY sz i php Lumber Co, washed of bank runned OR 31401. _wagoo Mare 43TT form
| 48 FORD 1% to Bee on UNE MOTORS | {i these sire ‘and be convinced | TRADE ELECTRIC BRIGGS8S-S8TRATTON POWER bh a iawn ecu = At Coote, Late mn TOP SOI FOX FORAGE C
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x dump ase Sa On'y #79 50 wt FREEZE UPRIGHT. ¢ USED |__BURON ALMOST NEW ORAVITY 921 Mt Clemens St : EM au s You | WASHED SAND | Davisbur ba agree south of
45 FORD 1% SPORTSMAN : | of America’s best makes aeotea; | Se REPRO $308 & boos) &84 ae ae. FEED Pontiac's shea woe “ir TM 3.3906 cement and alg GRAVEL, haar s onal ME it
ton stake 1908 Cas Lak WOOD 6HOP cases t ranteed for 5 years Used $24 work PE 2-620% with duct | — er. er; _ rucking. Pontiac Lak and | dition. F GooD Col
: eRe —Keego : alue $249 00 | sweet TVs from =~ z after 4 ne ee Suppl @ Buildin, E 46TH
i NEW BOATS. = ee to a latinee in transit wee. }42 W 8 RADIO & ven BATHROOM FIXTUR | Lead Purnit NEW AND USED me - your own power Gas pplies, OR 3-1534 ie | H a a ecm
ges. fn fA om oie |) Cte. Me icechare Ape§ Pre Huron rE yeti] pines and fittings Leer a wo reargee ines bottled = — le & 16 bp phe PA rn GOOD BLACK DIRT, ay Balers Special
. Paine a iane ne Aas. v i ‘UUM CLEANERS = and gas water h ec of] aad nds bottled gas, of) W AS $250 sted $1 -ard NE \
: a DETROIT belts RS BRUSHES, coal f eater, off and electric heate . The Good —, Re ‘ NEW BALERS
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The r 7a Auwivenaany Minion | ve pie RANGE nee ee ter boilers. oil fired and hot we-| cabins Caan o root nee ee Of Poutwe PFs Pele 7-1 FOP SOIL P. J. WALDI We have 2 only New Holi
; y e sin est Geotolie’s. = to buy |? F RUGS WITH PADS. ®X13's USED TRADE-IN HEIGHT’S SUPPLY a eg ll Bs ~ Do It Yourself »Mart wane x71) - 9 WALDIE. | foi isn * Ome oe Tent went
" ADDLEBOPRDS FOR. ¥ ¢ Orion | "281% FE 23116 2 AND ales 2685 PETRO HEAT SERVICE : HED SAND GRAVEL FILL | 1953
A-] Buys atx — fore ak YOUNG) eich TW, console hinette ite | Ww DEPART MENT Phone PE 4-543! Open ersaings as un: en HEADQUARTTRS FOR | ~ We ogee ee BLACKETT, INC
‘boat 4 ee gee saic.| Pat? spi dry or washer” Topps Gen rane $19 95 - is Tie cuvnee vie ern LINOLEUM — P vood, Coal & Fuel 80. YOUR FEROUSON DEALI
ees range deg ch appan| 5 b $29 50 2 im (2) _ IPE | SUPER KEMT - PAINTS | ae ees ER
i) PF aPERDbOAT WiTt 7) ree ge. sodey stent, sleciric Hat cement = $29 30 ee Xe in 134 fi. vengths) = 19¢ A. TONE — KEM OLO GOOD DRY SLAB WOOD. (5454 Dixte ney 3-1200
Ge akeets Ge wall wea Sanford | Studio and — $39 50 eCLLS SAVE. PLUMBING SUPPLY = PREE TOOLS A $395 gal.) Cort 3 for 610. De $5 50 | JOHN ere
_eat with wheel PE «05 Moai FOR BALE BENDIX in ta a $49 50 R ea i begnee eS ee zi aes “et
“4 THE OWENS 2 plastic od y ; DRYER Love-seat $50 50 , UTLDINO SUPPL One HC LITTtE FP on one season, $190
1 FT : ¢ davemport liv a Intq 2 1ES t PLOO ; T quick sale.
OWE cae aveatens oad foot mus bed ska aie . drawers single MA NY OTHER” TEM fan rier hing Sarda. ‘ gow ef rents alee.” U Ccomple ely Open Daily @ ‘ti! 8 Sun. 10-2 s — MUtual _4-4038. Phone: Milford
: N Ic \ = ays dresser FE 51124 CONVENIEN I 2 inch utility pl per M | ert Inquire 254 Lib 26 8 NG FORA OD DEAL
SAVE $8 - FOR SALE GUA ae T CREDIT T MxM doubdl pivwood $4 sheet rty after 4 p.m - Park Saginaw ’ —&_GOOD DEAL
Outboard dem $s riaer RANTEED RE- ER RMS uble. hung wind ___Parkt Free Whil .
Ef tim Guarentee Less than | hour Wriner washers $19.95 Me ; Ae a hia Cn lea | Pavement Breakers oe ae heat ol toes Nursery. 7.000" specim New no ey ceonmicK
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our Ford Dealer oe each hewular : oe waste See 9s ae ses JA aS CO. Knotty Ponderosa sin SM be $15 | sor sonar, Saas. eleetrte | _ tne hammer greed mowers, eee: chokes oe Up to 6 ft. your oo wiTk “ENGINE? STOP
2 RD single ow | Rov 5, 06 ¢ ; Ss up cinaw bullding | complete line o} conveyors. post digger. et i N 8 WE
147 S. Saginaw St, |3 hE eran HS am R rcibaTR. STOVE Go0D WROUGHT 1RON wirnatn nee. tse whe ret ny sae wens tt ape | QRGVELAND Rants rue TRE OMEN ArCiE
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18 b shift 219 9s 1995 / FR! er PE $1244 | Gosai ee og ae Ae rend} : ae tik ee |. canoe se suey
Phone FE 5-4101- pip eg oll 20 98 St Nee Sie Festect| rosditine amp Bench... 81850! aie. Dinie Hey eterna it LU MBING ‘SPECIAL oS 00" pe gee sat peed lember. r= Pom Ho ax ka” CONDITION. |
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__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1954 |
Susan Strasberg, 16, Bids for Juliet ‘Fame
--Today's Television Programs - - Talent ls Ahead |=
Channel 2? — WJIBK-TV te3 Channel 4— WWJ-TV
TONIGHT 'S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline, Bud
Lanker interviews guest. (4)—
Time for Music, Jane Palmer
Sings. (2)—Adventures of Kit
Carson Carson; Eb Foro invest
gate series of robberies and
murdegs.
:16—17)—News.
Willams
:30—(7)—Cavalcade of Ameriea.
Onslow Stevens, Randy Stewart
in ‘‘Matter of Honor,” drama of
Sam Houston, American soldier
and statesmag. (4)—Dinah Shore,
Popular ballads in tropical set-
ting. (2)—News, Doug Edwards.
:45 — (4) — News Caravan, John
Cameron Swayze. (2)—Jo Staf-
ford Show, Popular songs
7:00 — (7) — Colonel Flack, Alan
Mowbray poses as mine assayer
for crooked banker. (4)—Mid-
western Hayride, Country style
vaniety show. (2)—The
bergs. Goldberg's house is sud- (4\—News, Paul
denly crowded with offspring of |
relatives. -
7.30 — (7) — Duffy’s Tavern, Ed
Gardner in N. Y. comedy.
Arthur ~ Murray ©
Jane Russell,
FPhonda Fleming. ‘2)—Death Val-
ley Days, “Little Oscar’s Mil-
hons.”’ drama set in Old West.
00—(7)—Make Room for Daddy,
Danny Thomas becomes prize
sucker when he accuses son of
spending a missing dollar. (4)—
Fireside Theater, Andres King in
“The Kiss,"’ romantic story of
“feuding folk.” (2)—Foreign In-
trigue. James Daly as foreign
correspondent in European Ad-
venture
8:30— (7) —Center State, Robert
Barret in “Grandfather Takes
Off.” story of aviation pioneer
with yen to fly plane. (4)—
Top Plays of 1954, Peter Lawford,
Marie Windsor in “For Value Re-
ceived,” wife's alimony demand
puts husband to desperate
scheme. (2) — Suspense, Hurd
Hatfield in “The Pistol Shot.”
drama of military revenge in
19h Century Russia.
:00—(4)—Truth or Consequences.
Stunt quiz. (2)—Danger, ‘The
Big Man,” suspense drama with
Jean Lorring and Phil Abbott
9:30—(7)—Name’s the Same, Clif- b
ton Fadiman host on namesake
(4)—Captain Braddock
Reed Hadley tracks gang dupli-
cating store labels. “(2)—Favorite
Story, “The Man Trap,”
_ drama. game.
10: ee—(7)—Stage Seven,
Foster’ as tugboat captain 1:38—(2)—Houseparty.
| McBride
| Kate Smith
| 6014) —Weicome Traveler film
Preston "s:30—«4) »—On Your Account,
“Tailor Made ae
Harris.
erett Phelps.
10:386—(7)—Biff Baker, Alan Hale |
finds “Counterfeit Plates.”
(2)—Meet Millie, Elena Verdugo
in comedy about working girl. Jr.
Gold- |
(4) |
Party, guests | Connie Haines. |
11:68—(7)—Soupy’s On. Variety,|” Adventure Patrol. (7) — Super- Thus — oa ———
actress in the demanding comedy with Soupy Sales. (4)—| man. Pe havens ts . | The - Shakespeare's waprec
News, Paul Williams. (2)—Tele- | 5: 45_(2)—Sports | edented not only in television news Ace, Ken Cline, Van Pat- bet im the history of
rick.
8:00—(7)—Breakfast Club. fe }
Motor City Fights. Heavyweight !
pout; Ken Hammer vs Ringo
(2)—News, Jack LeGoff
10: 156—(2)—Weatherman, Dr. | 4:00—14\—Pinky Lee
boy Colt. P
$:30—(4'\—Howdy Dood)
Murphy.
Ev- | 4:435—(7)—Barnaby Bear.
(2)—Eat.
Dee Theater.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
2:00 — «2 )— Tiger Baseball (j—
(2)—Bob
§:30 — (2) — Bob Crosby. (4) —
- Soupy’s Ranch. (2) — Godfrey. Channel 1 — WXYZ-TV — of Her Years
Part i 1
or Television
NEW YORK — Sixteen-yearold |
(7)—Cow- | Susan Strasberg made a bid for.
recehtly. {
——— + ———
\Tied to Father's
in TV Operation
, Broadway
ter affirmed in her television ap-
ls Youngest Girl to Play pearance.
in History of Stage
Fagen erry a the part for of: its assets of $400;
5:00 — (4) — Happy Hallow. (2)— | stetiar but the only
'Eleanora Ruse who did the role
‘11:15 — (7) — Armchair Theater. |¢:ee—(4)—Music Time. (7)—De-| well.
Michael Wilding in “There Ain't) trojt Deadline. (2)—Magician
No Justice,’ feature film. (4)— . . a.
Singing Alorfg. Songs. (2)—Fea- 6:13—‘4)—News. (7)—News. (2)— trast |
turette. Featurette.
“1h:38—(4)—Moods in the Night less — 4) — Fiddie Fisher. (7)—
Music. . Mark Sabre. (2)—News.
“WEDNESDAY MORNING ~~: 45— (4) News. (2)—Perty Como.
ar inane a = ee ei Married Joan. (7) —
Miller. on the stage when she was 17.
Susan's talent is. in sharp Con-
by critics who have seen her
Her expierence in the theater is
limited to an appearance in an”
off-Broadway stage production and |
three television shows | members
sought-after model.
| But even these assets gave no
clue to her acting ability which
‘first became apparent in the off-
CHICAGO #—The Italian Wel-' probation last September for lar- acting fame in the classic role of | ware Countil. organized in 1946 to|ceny from an auto,
‘Juliet in the Television Theater | | foster the general welfare of indi-,
production of “Romeo ano Juliet’ | pent Italian people, agreed’ tast | Red Radio Lays Col
night to dissolve and
Damon Rinyon
actress known to have for Cancer Research.
(T)—Auntie played it clase to that age was Anthony V. Champagne. council
ithe Runyon fund will accomplish . poise and sensi- SAN | Parole Violator Draws
year Monday by Circuit
Frank L.
probation.
Jack Swartzbaugh, 19, of production and was la-
ivention next week.
540} The operation is for a defect
a Pine Knob Dr., admitted the break. | in the girl's heart. To get the |
an: : ‘in of the Tam-O-Shanter Golf Club | best results. surgeons like to oper-
Council I Dissolves, Gives vl & Pine Lake cottage last |#te in a “dry field’ —that is, with |
$400,000 to Runyon Fund | April. ea He had been placed on one year) “ théy and connect the
tem of the father
icast will be ma | Patient’ s Vessels |
FRANCISCO wW—A televi-
sion program showing a young girl
One Year in County Joil !and her tather with their blood
A Glarkston youth was sentenced |Vessels hooked together during a
to Oakland County Jail for one | heart operation will be presented
Judge on a nationwide network during
Doty for violation of the American Medical Assr- on
short-circuit the heart |
girls veins and |
arteries into the circulatory sys--
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ping radio today called the collapse a. .
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sai Red radio blamed US. in
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course in the confefence and added said that directors and
felt the distribution to
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bullets.
Patrolman Harold Davis, shot in the pre- ‘Berserk Gunman’ $s Death slo see finally that the Laniel Cab-
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Malachi Benjamin. @, of Detroit,
Saturday in a gun battle with po-
lee was called justifiable homi-
cide Monday in a coroner's report.
Benjamin,
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theatrical heritage is rich. She is’ 'with blasts from a 12 gauge shot- ithe daughter of Lee Strasberg, the | he b
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WXYZ, Show World
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WWJ. Barrie Craig
WXYZ, Vandercook
CKLW. High Adventure
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WJBK, Gentile and Binge
7:45—WWJ, News
W. Toby David
8:00—WJR, Jack White
0:60 WJIR. News
Minute Parade
WXYZ, Breakfast Club
CKLW, News, Music
WCAR, News, Rhythm
15—WJR, Kitehen Clud
KLW, Gabriel
9:30—WJR, Mrs Page
CKLW, Good Neighbor
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CKLW, Peggy Lee
3:00—WJR. Hilltop House
WWJ, Life Beautiful
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. eh aap “— of arbitration has grown) off too, The five-year agreements Two Royal Oak Youths | **"eet in Royal Oak last —_ Thieves Not Vandals
Ser enity : of Labor SCONE | tremendousy in recent years. | in the auto industry, for instance, Get 2 <li latin Roderick Failing, 20, of 83 N.|* west HAVEN, Conn. (UP) — ei
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|Neither side is ever completely | have assured smooth labor rela. Altadena St. and George Book-| Thieves took nearly $2,000 from a
j D a Soon come it| ree ijller, 20, of 1126 S. Lafayette St.,|chain store after burning a hole tisfied with the out , bu tions. Those ts expl Two Royal Oak youths were | Mier, 4, . , May Be Disru te lis. widely accepted as a Fac <9 year. Tis as) ladles <a placed on two years probation and | pleaded guilty to the charge pipeagoli papierataysec .
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meat _pospare te get together. cor, | Rew wave of strikes Long-term contracts are paying | Next: Gecurity, the big issue.’ from a gear company on Hudson |Christnias Eve, 1741. guisher and doused the flames.
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