_The Weather : Detals page ie? ~_ the Lord’s Supper on the night before the Crucifixion, _-gervices in most of the Christian churches increase in | Christ almost 7,000 years ago. - eee “Whispers ‘It Is. Fin ‘FATHER, FORGIVE THEM .. .’ ‘Father, Forgive Them...’ Jesus, in Agony but Calm, Hung Before Jeering Mob Pditor’s Note—This is the fourth of siz articles on the events of Christ's last seven days, told im the style of today's news. By ORA SPAID = _ Pontiac Press Special Writer JERUSALEM, Nisan = rica een of Nazareth “He died calmly but with oiriens agony. His last ~ words, almost unheard by the mocking crowd, were, “It is finished.” . ; Jesus’ mother, Mary, wept as at the foot of the cross as her son died. Her sister, Mary of and Mary Magdalene, followers of Jesus, stood the. grieving } mother, attempting to comfort her. ards offered vinegar and hyssop, a form of mnfid tee anesthetic, to Jesus. He refused the of: er. After Jesus died, the guards cast lots for his cloak. But the centurion in chafge of the execution squad com- mented openly after death came, “Surely, this man is the son of God.” On the cross above the Nazarene’s head hun with the words, “Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews,” written in Hebrew, Latin on Greek by Pontius Pilate, the Roman occupational Jesus was executed ee rwith two robbers. On <_< head when he died was a crown of thorns, put (Continued on Page 10, Col. 1) City Ch urches Planning Reverent Tre Ore Rites As the final days of Holy Week draw to: a close, religious number. Traditional Holy Thursday ‘services were held today in all Roman Catholic churches, and Maundy Thursday communions. are scheduled for many Protes- ‘tant churches tonight. This service is in commemoration of the institution of and is in preparation for Good Friday, which was the = day in the history of the Christian faith. # as in-former years, the Pontiac Pastors’ Association will sponsor three services, the Tre Ore service in Central Methodist Church, a community service at First Chris- ‘ating with Be Se Dettat a any Ba Downtown Stores — |cnurcn, and one at Oak : ‘2 nN Fi id te rar on 1:45 fo Close on Fri ay tyterian | Cinareh, 1:45, town stores, bars and Pon-| with Baldwin Avenue Evan- tiac City and Oakland County, of-| gelical United ‘Brethren urch. Toes vih'be a waned At tot dlers (not babies in arms). at Cen- Pp. m, tomorrow as to mark the- crucifixion of Jesus Community Nationat and Pontiac ed will pull their a ee te F | ; : Ar ' : - : A 2 a = ; ; _ : ce . : ES at Se a 5 a ‘PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954—64 PAGES. Ex Pal Accuses | Atom Scientist of ‘Informing Blamed | ~1 Condon, ex-head of the Bu- a tablet | Oppenheimer for ‘Buying Immunity’ With Testimony _ From AP and INS Dispatches WASHINGTON — Top atomic scientist J. Robert ‘) Oppenheimer, under inves-7 tigation as a security risk, reportedly has been accused of turning informer against a former A-bomb associate in 1949 in order to “buy im-' munity” for himself. As the super-secret probe of the physicist continued, it was learned that a letter allegedly written to Oppen- heimer by Dr. Edward U. reau of Standards, leveled the “informer” charge ageine the brilliant physi- Condon, once labeled ‘“‘one of the weakest links” in atomic se- The charge referred to Oppen- heimer’s secret testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1949, when the sci- entist reportedly gave derogatory testimony about Dr. Bernard P. G.. Fisher Is Shifted Because of Guild Link; Testimony Starts WASHINGTON ( — Frederick confirmed the shifi—and the rea- son for it—today as witnesses were called for secret questioning to lay groundwork for the planned open The lawyers guild has been de- scribed by the House Un-American Activities Committee as- “the: legal bulwark of the Communist party.” The collision’ between _McCarthy and the Army is a side develop- ment in the senator’s hunt for subversives in government, which recently has-tentered on the serv- ice. The man picked to take Fish- er’s place, Welch said, is John (Continued on Page 49, Col. 2) Auto Industry Sees 3rd Best Sales Year :| Escape Without Bruises Sp aR Administration Heartens lke Letter to Roger Kyes| Expresses Satisfaction With Accompheneneny AUGUSTA, Ga. Eisenhower says he is Misra by “the governmental accomplish- | ments of the last 15 months” — since his administration took office. The President made the state- ment in a letter made public late yesterday at his vacation head- “Stuffy Easter Bunnies Decline Invitation for a Chase. | Fee es + | live rabbits in the Good Housekeeping Shop-on W.| he Huron street was too much for this pooch. Above | assault a he “points” one of the bunnies. In the photo below nfinutes later. %. sen sate = a en Pontos Frese Phetes deg clamped sway bP es oS ae = : Cloudy and Cool Forecast Friday ing, Closing airports and cutting visibility to 300 to 400 yards. (Continued on Page 39, Col. 1) Tots Fall From Window, PARIS ® — Three-year -old| Michele Alepee and her 21-month- old brother Tony—félt—out—of—an+—_Weather- |vice president ™. | pay, with workers bein mt apartment window today and land-. ed on the sidewalk 47 feet below. of from 43 to 47 tonight and al high of from 48 to 52 degrees to-| recent They were rushed unconscious to a hospital. X-rays showed no fractures and there wasn't even a bruise. ; An hour later, they were playing gaily in the hospital corridors. morrow. Yesterday’s temperature ranged from 54 to 76 degrees. - The mercury rose from 44 de- grees at 8 p.m. today to 48 at 2 p. m. in downtown Pontiac. CIO Union at. Willys Votes for Voluntary Wage Slash From AP and INS Dispatches TOLEDO, ‘Chio—Officials of Willys Motors, Inc. were expected to approve today a unique decision by some 3,500 members of the CIO United Auto Workers to take a voluntary 5 to 10 per cent pay cut. The union voted almost unanimously Wednesday night to take the pay reduction in order to make Willys and Kaiser autos more competitive in the low price field. “tte pay cut, recommend-* ed by UAW International Richard T. Gosser, would come from elimination of incentive on a straight hourly Gosser estimated the Hiss would save about $56,000 a — and would cut production labor costs some 10 per cent. Tie union dettelan reniiied trom” recent layoffs and the. of further reductions in the ex force. \ Intense compétition and increaséd. i :to inventories were blamed for the cut down. The decision whether to accept (Continued = Page 38, Col. 4) for State Post Seeks Dem Nomination as Lieutenant Governor “at Aug. 3 Primary LANSING w — Philip A. Hart, legal advisor to -Gov. Williams, today announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination as lieutenant governor. His is the first announcement a Democratic candidacy for the nom-' Cox Faces Additional Warrant |\Kidnaped Him in Flight Accused. bank bandit Hugh T.| to the $53,000 holdup +f the Manu- Cox was charged yesterday with |facturers National Bank ‘in Dear- acquaintance three weeks ago and |. lived at 88 W. Mansfield Ave. here, man’s automobile. was entered for him. ‘Wendell Manchester, a part-time Wayne University student who re- sides at 3300 Elizabeth Lake Rd., said the 21-year-old gunman forced him at gunpoint to drive to Inkster. Manchester said Cox boasted he weed ak X ot A eee pending the outcome o : the | James 3. Mine Minder Jr., aise : "ner eked uty yesterday Local Man Says Bank Holdup Suspect} kidnaping -a Waterford Township | born April 2. Cox, who formerly |_ escaping a police dragnet in the | stood mute and an_innocent ;plea | abducted = eae So aa . ination at the Aug. 3 primary. Hart, 41, a resident of Bir- mingham, is vice president and a director of the Detroit Base- ball Co., which owns the Detroit Tigers, and a director of the Detroit Football ©o., owners: of the Detroit Lions. . Hart said he had decided against | suggestions that he run for Con- gress from the sixth district or for a place on the state ticket as : ‘a nominee of the Democratic con- aes vention. From Jail Brann and France said Man- district if I ran for Congress.”* he »| said. “As for a place on the state ‘ticket, 1 would rather find out how 1 would do running independently. I enjoy this. sort of thing.” ‘He has served in the governor’s ” loffice. ‘since February 1953. Previ- ssi ative me _, |tormey' for: the eastern district of (Centred 6 on Se 38, Col. 3) In Today's ‘Ss Press icp spew aloe and Philip Hart Runs x main airstrip of the fortress of Dien Bien Phu, only 2,400 feet from the heart of the bastion. The earlier announce- ment said the rebels had been driven off after blow- ing up the northern end of the airstrip in a night at- {he unsuccessful Dem _ Dulles Satisfied by Talk Resu is Believes Confertnes in “T would be a stranger to the Ini ous to that he was U. 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Egypt Banishes ~-MUSKOGEE, Ofia— City of \ ficials, seeking to enforce ordi- sales, dug into old statutes and | —_ found more-than they bargained They dusted off an ancient blue law—stil in effect—ihat permits sale of ‘‘vital necessities’ only aft- er 9 am, Sunday. Specifically banned are groceries, cigarettes, fish bait and automobiles. It is now estimated that- insects leach year destroy enough United +; States wheat held in storage to fill the wheat needs of more than 16 millions of adult consumers. Gets: Year in Jail NEW YORK w—An Israeli wom- pn, who pleaded guilty to smug- ‘gling more than $100,000 worth of uncut diamonds into the United States, yesterday’ was sentenced to a year and a day in prison. But Federal Judge Matthew T. 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' THURSDAY, APRIL 2 a& AM. donez Moi!” Voice of the People _ Tel-Huron Shopper Praises Center; Suggests Convenient Angle Parking F g : fig te : eek i 4 die * Says Birds’ Insect Diet new Tel-Huren Shopping Very Beneficial to Man While the American ment counselor in any capacity on bomb projects. . ; ’ This may explain in part the sudden publicity about the case. The New York Times on Tuesday of the few papers that explained the circum- ~ stances under which the Oppen- heimer controversy was launched in the press this week. The Times Po] the special three-man board. that the board soon render an unfavorable and. that it might come in a few days. had a good deal of worry the way scientists feel . a I re Hi Another paradox ts the advocacy by Dr. Oppenheimer and scientists of a policy of more dis- closures of atomic data to other gag often warped. Klaus Fuchs, nits pat j [ it ti | es 8 i : Loe 3 ied 9 z a cag E a5 favorable on security risk rather Seem as if God fished with a line, | hope the verdict you declare... than loyalty grounds. te Wil mabe tag Orcas true. (Copyright 1954) > ° (Copyright 1954) * Nazi infiltration student, “Dr. Crane, what is the differ-- ance between our Republic and a democracy?” he inquired. ~ “Most of our politicians keep tell- - but “I've talked to seme of my professors but they just cover up the issue by a lot of words and - J etin don’t know the difference. “Or are the two just synonyms for our form of government?” Constitution,’’ said: “Between a balanced republic and a democracy, the difference is like that between order and chaos.”’ But “order” and “chaos” are opposites or antonyms; not syno- In a democracy, the majority rules, quickly and irrevocably. “But isn't that what we want in America?'’ Horace asked. Baering Down. By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER We're skidding into the Geneva conference with our brakes on. The subject to be avoided is what France wants when it's ap- _ ple-blossom time in the paper flower factory. Paris never did get around to ratifying the European defense community: Even though Premier Laniel had promised Churchill and Eisenhower at Bermuda that he would be a good boy and take his castor oil. , France doesn't want Germany to re-arm with anything that can hurt a man. The Saar is also up for grabs and the Ruhr is going bait. 1 | g § j pie Hi ] a i | | From Our Files > 15 Years Age AID TO Latin America against “by U. S, FDR extends promise \of economic support. : 20 Years Ago THOUGHTS FOR TODAY ee For he is cast into a net by his * * * There are times when it would it is past The real decision is _the one... That you must make ... And as I offer you my authority on everything, scientific, legal or even moral. Pilate’s courtroom was a per fect democracy where apparently men, women and children voted, regardiess of age or sex. © And in this perfect example of democracy, Jesus wWas‘sent te Calvary, while the mob ordered the release of a known murderer, Barabbas. That's why John Marshall in- dicted a democracy and said it dif. feres from our Republic zs “‘chaos’* differs from ‘‘order.”’ England now fufctions as a de- mocracy. The last bill passed by its Parljament supersedes all pre- vious laws. . For there is no Suprenie Court to invalidate it. But in our Repub- Tic” our Supreme Court may in- validate a bill passed by resound- ing majorities of both houses of our Congress, if it invades guaran. teed rights to minorities, as writ- ten in our famous Constitution. Britain thus abolighed elec- tiens, during the war and could de so for all time te come, if a majority vote could be bribed or prepagandized to that effect, England also took away private property, as the mines and rail- roads, and started a socialistic State. For in a democracy, the ma- jority immediately makes right. . And minorities then can be tram- pled or imprisoned in concentra- tion camps. In our Republic, however. a ma- jority vote of the House and Senate still doesn’t permit religious or racial minorities to be oppressed, just because they were outvoted. We are all minorities in race and religion and vocations, so we would. be in constant peril if we didn’t encroachment by majority vote. — For further distinctions between | our, Republic and a democracy, — send a stamped return envelope, plus a idime, and get. my’ booklet ‘Portraits By JAMES J. Dr. By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. ge ‘oh #3 E 1 Brady Sees Little Acts of Kindness rx AS Next Best to Big Philanthropic Gift ings of a university stands as a million selling suckers a fake gall- stone remedy - it consisted of of tinted, flavored cot- ee ee eee 4 35 3 5 heart of the business section, tear H { i i q og zi ; | A K if | i u J li ji z tH The Krenilin is having bad luck tralia with its spy agents. Viadimir Michalovich - shea: 1 chief in Japan. | First dispatches said sea Pease ; Petrov told the Australian Se-| documents did not concern at-| | curity and Intelligence Organiza-| tempts to ferret out the British. tin, to which he surrendered: Australian atomic and guided “| ne belfeve ta missile tests in the Monte Bello an tenga com | Islands and the’ Woomera rocket range. But this could come later. THE SPOILS OF WAR—Two Korean boys are overjoyed with the bicycle they found among the ruins of Yanggu. They were part of spies not only on the coun- the 100 families permitted to return te their homes north of the 36th * | parallel. ; -A—ONE-HOUR_ GOOD FRIDAY MEDITATION’ estern They led to the imprisonment | 'f their embassies. Wheit one of ef atomic scientist Alan Nunn | them “goes over the hill,” to use || May and Klaus Fuchs in Great the Gt termi takes the ay ‘Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in —_— this country. Blind Man Draws Own Grace butheron Church ’s flattering high-looking Just what information Rastvorev | Tick ¢ Cork _ a icket to Win Free Car. orher Glendale — South Genesee Easter : gave when he handed himself over i lo-heelers . . . a modern miracle at to the United States intelligence; ROCK HILL, S. C. uw — When’ From 1 P. M.-to 2 P. M. . . . agency in Tokyo last January is| Rock Hill merchants gave away an | # ; . this low price! still not known. But it is under-| automobile, they got a blind man, A quiet community service presenting the stages of the Red, Blue,. Patent Sand stood he disclosed every detail of | York County ‘Coroner M. Pink Ni- _ Passion of Christ in readings from the Bibles and hymns ’ 9° ) Soviet spy activity in Japan—/|chols, to draw the winning ticket. by the congregation. Black suede. which would include Korea. Nichols, drawing from a batch of | © Petrov, when he surrendered;| more than one million tickets, handed over documents which | drew his ticket and won the auto- - Australian Prime Minister Robert | mobile. Selections by a Group from the Tuesday Musicale Chorus WELCOME! FASHION SHOE CENTER No down payment—take 12 weeks to pay—same as cash—no carrying charges, so, don’t delay—get your's tedey ond get in on the big savings at our big EASTER SALE! SID. BARNETT Here’s the Values That Are Creating Such a Sensation! Savings Galore! Compare; Make Barnett’s Your First Stop Tomorrow! See How Much You Save Here—Now! TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF $75 BRAND NEW SPRING ae ~~’ 4 : o > ~ ‘ : i ; FRIDAY NIGHT d | 4 = > Z fo ee M.S a ci > > 2 4 78 d d 4 > > , > a SATURDAY. "TIL 5:30 P. M. A ‘Tremendous Selection! Choose om ‘Hard-Finish Sharkskins, All Weel Tweeds, New Decrons, All Wool Flannels, . New’ Blues in W aol Gabardirles. All the Newest Spring Patterns. All sizes in regulars, shorts and longs; sizes 34 to 48. ANY SUIT PURCHASED FRIDAY OR SATURDAY WILL BE ALTERED TO WEAR EASTER. SUNEAY! ALTERATIONS FREE! tt tb by te he Be he i ht ie nie ree We We must repeat! Only our 250-store buying power could. possibly Being ¥« you such _ gavings gs these! It will pay you. welt a, r ee "Look! Alt Wool SPRING | _ BORCOATS - What a Buy! | Beautiful Imported Reapers. SLAM Z A> 0 7 ‘aes i bive leather conalnatd bead Just in fe fo Easter... new w strap ayles ir in | TEEN DREAM STEPS 2 spring styles in Jr. Boys’ 98 Vv _ Shop Federal’s now.for Dream Step shoes LA : Your that fit properly and are smartly styled! At Ss CKS - choice oom lew low prices you'll get unbeliev- able shoe comfort like you've never experi- ble suspender enced. Strap styles in white and black gen- ‘ond. smartly styled = Remova uine leathers. Sizes 4 to 9, S-M-L widths. Get all set for spring and Easter now in. tee oe ae om oe \ Tide to that new spring look! " Easter all-wool -TOPCOATS All-wool felt in Jr. Rayon-acetate gab in spring styles. Some novelty and V-dirap. rol ‘ 12%3. 4.98 ° 12%3. 4.98 = | he 3 a ed ee :. ‘ ' For your girls, misses and infants, get famous | | BLUE BIRD SHOES S| 2 These new Easter styles ih Blue Bird dhocs “2 "are designed to keep your child’s feét stur- ea _ dy and healthy during the important — aga- , \3 ing’ years! Commended by ‘Parent's A \ zine’! Perfect and proper fitting, is assured “an _ ‘at Federal’s. Choose from many new styles * and colors in sizes-5 to 8, 814 to 12 and: 12% to 3. Hurry to Fedefare ay p Solids, novelty | checks in s prin fabrice. Pleats, sell helt. Sizes 8 to 18 Free Alteretion i . > a c y: { LJ Nhe ded SRE EE pees ——¥ Tres . ? ** . a in . ~ "3 : a id Wine, brown. 9-11, - _ wine, 9-11, 11%23. 11493. 3.98 Ct . 4.98 4 Dress up for sping: in Modtsin- Square Champ’s BOYS’ OXFORDS | : Every young man wants rugged siasan’ : ~ looks in his shoes! Styling is especial- - ~s-Jy important for Easter wear. So he'll real- SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 MONDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY Rayon Florentine; — Offoman Faille Tots’, Girls’ DRESSES COATSET BLOUSES Colorful cottons with Dress her up for Easter 1 495 469 full or tiered skirts and save! Gay coffons! 2-4 7-14 95 , Pastel or dainty prints Sheer swiss. and Dan rire 7-12 1 2 with Ae = Ped 9 5 ares pics a full 9 5 Ottoman _failles, weal Girls’ .dinen-look rayon trims! Choice of short ; swishy skirts! Elastic - atid many other novelty sleeveless blouses with | 4 eacdlcas aacat ergy fit. bri . lai id - No Charge for Alteration aire wide pect _ Beauty ™ trimmed : ae eile pers: = 3 ‘These Easter-time fash- 3-6 with ribbons id ape ay , Be ft e)6—6—hl- ifiale gale. Contrastiz Princess doll-waisted styles 4 jons just can’t be beat rs lon lace. New epring in rayon Ottoman and Flo- i _ anywhere. Buy now! 712. colors. rentine faille, Many with — : bags. Sizes 46x’ in ; 4 Huge savings on girls’ fleece, poodle PANTS AND 498 | . 928 | ae ‘ 4-14 ) 1-3 ial! 4-12, otis ; ANIMALS STRAW BAG DRESSES PETTICOAT | sree ; Cotton stuffed 3 f colorfal knit lace Cottons in prints, stripes, solids! at the lowest price! see i chicks, ducks aad rimmed putes net caged ta Tailored ot dainty styles to tui ber ees See raat a8 begging, Ridapenr, Arms — p Mike wae oot ! blue —_—_s_ésilikings! Some posters it pone! ss | petticoat “Pye lo pssst ify eG te maize ti Easter-time i rchased Easter rustles trimmed - i "t@, ‘ sess j Ma .. 6 pa seea, Kidde love om ey atu! -, bargain! Hurry, they'l go fat! ing 0 bay now bg savings! z sok caletad sasha bout I cee fa ‘teat saener® oJ ‘Bonnets; "locked land profiles for | _ the younger sef.at savings! Girls’ EASTER HATS 195 995 Beautitul sie "ln Sobteen's , Polly Pigtail and Melbourne hats with’styling that little girls really _ a | yo In this choice collection you'l find budget-priced hats for E Your little girl! Rough straws, smooth sisals and Toyas; Sailors, i bonnets, bretons! Shop at Federal’s, you'll buy M-O-R-E with that Le SR ey... bce a low ley ge a a ti | | ¢ a a stiaw—poke ARE GIS BS ye ee | Bonnet! -Flower-epray: trim}: 1.95 ___ with’ velvet! “Flower topped. 29 4 . 7 pomeg o J ee “ oe es ps e. \ ay : : = j | \ Tae uf ae % : A % : ‘ os ae : { os i poe, | { 6 Voc! | oi as. : : 5 2 oh : : ¥ . | ‘ } : t : : vr +. < u , . 4 : ; * ; Bias “6 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15,1954 0 = ( ia ore SS ae eh at i a d, ee : , Oe ee aoe oe ctlded hie de| The enewer was considered by| According to custom, Jesus car- ~~ ggq Sears wide selection of patterns—prices! | . and put his hands out to be the. Jewish authorities to be tanta- | ried the heavy horizontal bar: of : oe Z | peg bapa 8 shone mount: to a confession of claiming | the cross on which he was to die ' -H yH | ~Tiearing to the nearby house of the to.be a king, an offense interpreted | from. the palace to Golgotha, the = | » a armony = iouse | former high priest, Annas, wealthy | insurrection against the Roman | Hill of the Skull. ’s . 7 4. | pee tien oe sap oon ; by the Sanhed = —— —s the execu- ; textu red powerful than the present high |fm. Jesus was sent to Pilate for) wither forgive them, for , priest. a oe sentencing. The death penalty can-/ | = a ae they |]. , os : ‘Annas questioned Jesus about |0t be given without permission _— sit as : 2 his threats to destroy the temple |°! Roman euthority. ‘ — | ) 7 rd eries and about the doctrine he hid Been |. But Pilate refused to pass udg- Detroit Helicoptee =i - jel | . pes é te tipas, Jewish Tetrarch of Galilee, Service Is Planne ; = i ¥F _ ot epeke openly to Me. werkt | Jesus's home province. Pilate is) DETROIT (INS)—The research ant i : bes wee known to be reticent about-inter- | director for Mohawk Airlines, Inc. .} f; j rf + Dread me those tering in the religious affairs of | said last night in Detroit that the S| Which have: heard me what I line Jews. Motor City is the type of metropoli- = : . have said to them.” * 8 @ tan area that could profit greatly | ——— = _A guard slapped Jesus then and; Herod also refused to cule} from helicopter service. | . ba « ie . ely ‘ee tendient we against Jesus. He sent the Naza-| David E. Postle, whose company : 6 Symphony (pictured here) = _the—-high—priest.Jesus_told the | rene back to Pilate dressed-in the plans to replace 26 conventional {f —- oe: > & eae - guard: 2 Tegal robes of a king; a mockery | planes with helicopters, revealed ® Arbor © Poppy “If I have spoken evil, testify | of Jesus's tlaim to power. that his firm. has filed a_ petition . against me, but if I have spoken * ©¢ 86 with the Civil Aeronautics Board , Rayon and acetate textured printed well, why do you hit me?" An angry crowd which had fol- | for authority to expand its service . D draw droperies . . . vale color ‘Annas sent the rabbi to Caiaph- | lowed the proceedings of the night | westward to. Detroit. ' combinations — enchantingly dif- _ , ferent prints. 48-inch pleated width, ; a sale priced! <<. ; | Deapery: Bovk-—Seupe Meta Fives luxurious chromspun acetate : b ) USE SEARS COUPON BOOKS ff ble ALOE 7 ~ |tatreta ensembies : | Ch , : : Cch op . : iF ~ mie” Fear, | Regularly 9.98 98 : . Fi fie ae | "es: ; i i : SEE Sy Each ; . Cc c t f 4 NIB i |! @ Slow to Show Soil—Fade Resistant : ross Vountry 3 . : = @ Easy to Wash and Keep Like New » * — —_— an a 5 if + - ; <4 | : j Indescribably lovely yet at bargain prices! Each en- . : * a : semble piece has been full cut with no skimping. Both ; \w eine ite : twin and full size spreads available. See them today! = =: pe 7 tie ff . Save! ' | Bed th J : Harmony House Full Size Spread, 90x) 10-in...............7.98 fee \. Twin Sive Spread. $321 10-in, come quality ag aeies Valens 04-798 | 6B : | 7 a“ ' SS i bMS cc. cu Cu1s sie'ai.w alaiote-s .. 6. : i ., Fy ter exe |) kee S Co ae seen ‘ Plants 7 fe ‘ 7 | Harmony House % ; - of Perfect for Easter Giving dra d e ‘es | _ A lovely plant for mom, sweetheart, w rap ri bs for Easter! They're healthy plants thot - Harmony House printed _ will last and eat Choose from ey H peguiesty 2.98 377 84-In. ‘ . attractive colors! re complete eg Length : thew Gieh pull Soot | | cotton bork draperies |=... sR i . Easter Flowers—Maia Floor 0-Inch Width 7 10.98 , = —-« . = S, -- L a on siege draperjes Gorgeous prints . . . Caribe, pes Sturdy Traverse wie 2" “ ian Z uw: : e 7 ih. Vs h. in ovety Harmony House Colors. Bahama, Morocco . . ; na? 77 With Two Heavy Duty Pulleys | : a o> ae ' They're sale priced at Sears—now! — — sobbed aes a For glomarcun drow Graperies! Bordissized, heavy gouge iH | FACTORY ORDER SERVICE... Plected: ew: ae Tw! 84-in. length steel traverse trocks with 10 easy sliding carriers. ii OTHER EASTER BEAUTIES: re SEARS WAS AVAILABLE A Consume Line ‘or: | Sturdy, braided cord. , : | + _ 3-Bloom Potted Lilies........1.50 especially for you! Ask about it! HARMONY HOUSE TRAVERSE-CURTAIN RODS 48-86 inches. .3.19 66-120 inches. .4.19 86-150 inches. .4.79 | 4-Bloom Lilies eeeeree teense cme ——— : sti } 5-Bloom Lilies ........ ooevs 250 | | : " ; |S ated trans, Z-eom 2.7 , SALE! Harmony House Plain or Fitted 3-Bloom Hydrangea ........ . .3.69 Se . = : - , | Potted Roses ...... veces eee. 369 a &, , @. \ Geranium, 512 Pot ..........1.39 | - <— SS . Muslin S an Potted Azclec...... cocceces 4.69 r > / . : \ _ : - , 2 . 1 ; ie - s | youy eM Your Choice, 81299 or 72x103 \ 5 5 <_— ia JHILE THEY e | . : Sears Specially-Prepared tas! : _ [ maiortwin size rirren 7° Tl pg | Mixture! Cross Country TOT oy ! oe 1 - SELECTIONS S ~' Buy now—save now on Harmony House regular or tit- Superfine Seed TODAY: ted muslin sheets! They're easy to launder . . . wear longer, and they're priced for savings! Come in now! 81 = 108 Regular oc Full Size Fitted, reg. 1. Fcc westctess 8D 1T-Pound. 79 i Regular 420 Harmony House Pillow Conat.. -occccccec coc ase Box, Only ; | Flourish in almost any soil. “| Thrives even in a shaded orea. Produces a. luxurious, healthy “lawn, all weed seeds removed. _ Mixture of blue, bent and red \ top. Come in now... save! ; | 3-Pound Box ......5.29 | i ‘| 5-Pound Box ......8.79 es e aS ies sat Le , : Gerdes Shop. Bears Parking Lot Jacquard Blankets Sale! Feather Pillow _.3 New You Save ‘More at Sears Priced for 70¢ Savings! NTRY ROSES. || Evergreens aay et 399 em OO | < = ers ee” | d beauty of 60% .F ali ine : a eI gee | | ORS . og eg da geal r 4 Sacslale «eee clee s 4x30-In. Size... 5.98 Cotton wool. Six Harmony House ings! Striped cover . ..."come - Grade Bush or Climber’............1.39 Arborvitse Berckman ” Pligse ‘Color favorites, yee in now! 2 per customer, . Gient Bush or Climbers .. .. « 1.85 pessise a 2 a) © - aeemesi a oP ee J : 3 : ‘ ee ee © ee 2 sie * ~ Arborvita t ele _ cm ten 7 a : ( Levees 2.25 to 3.25 | |. 24230-In. Siaa\ 98 ‘ os 2 Gay Shower F —_ ' : r wee ue: : ; a : — — = Curtain Sets a are 3 r “ : a = . : j | Fruit Trees Shade Trees | | Planting Bulbs = . Smart Hand-Painted Design | ‘4 Cheese From 11 Varieties Becuty for Lawn and Home yoyo ~ Re 99 ' . io OF Gladiol so 4 ON hone 12 “Teen 12 , io Bubs | OOF. 198 4 | ba OS & pf AD tetudes Red Charm, i igs Oia t 9 Vorletios.....<.,-...260] | © Siiver Mapit, 6 to 8-ft... 2.98 sone 0. Sicaldy. - Save on_these “Plumage” |. yy ng Pre pg promis oe Boal Gave Cole and “1-H | ee ee ee ee ‘ —— Alss 25 for 1.35 wear off. Embossed pique | | eo Vm Ts and 100 for 4.95 a stripe Harmony House | J lew, 69° soorted’, Colors, ...9 fer 100 (ee plastic is stain resistant, f+ ee , so +h: waterproof, will not crock §. z: } J Vatioticn...,,.».18 for one le _ or peel. Choice of colors: 154 N. Saginow St. _ «154 N. Seginew St. | | Phone FE.5-4171 |i} - “Phone FE 5-4171. | — ph : J \. ia Re Sf Kettering Says. {Fail to Accent Fine Arts. sae? started (top) to snip away the long, . Below is the result, and and Roy Schmedier, manager of the. company, said he hopes to have the buses back in operation this week end, He said it would take a Will Roll Again 38-Day Strike Ends GS | tew ns to make necessary re- Union Accepts 6-Cent pairs. Hourly Pay . Hike transportation since the 83 drivers |. and mechanics began their walk- w had been without mass | voted to accept the contract. Full | Wins |G aes bana drivers terms were not disclosed. " |were paid an average of $1.45 an York said the contract ratifica- hour,, Mechanics received $1.60 tien follewed an agreement | average. ca e y STORE | FOR EVERYONE! § THE TALK OF THE TOWN! pwimeeig: Wa eet ms 4 age ce Fraternity Prep Leisure Coats . Os —— front, reversible, rayon sheen check. Stain resistant, blue, green or me to cocoa. Sizes 8 to 20 Teachers Fraternity Prep Sport Coats os 128 50°, wool, S6% rayon. coats; rayon, acetate and nylon trousers. Many colors, sizes for most boys .. . at Sears! Boys’ Searion Pants...... .4.98 ius, Reds Lower Bonds. - CINCINNATI (UP)—The °U. Ss. Court Denies hj Children’s 4-Star Feature BILTWELL SHOES Sears very best shoes in moany- new styles! It’s economical to “iguard your child’s foot health with the protection of Biltwels! Many sizes... ‘ priced low! are built-in, ene r tons. Save! Sizes 13 to 18 90 7 Get Wise, Friends! Take the Side Street & to My Store and Save! | Yes, Sir! Yes, Mam! You'll Never Ge prs by Going oe te 20 SOUTH PERRY ST. . Ly [Open TONITE ond EVERY NITE “MH 9 P.M. | as : low 9 ) as . pair } Jd Many Smart Spring J Priced Right for Easter By far your best buy in long wearing, comfortable boys’ shoes! Genuine Goodyears Welt construction with nylon stitching at all strain points. Handsome leather uppers and soles - ~ for quality comfort! Save now! “. Boys’ Stylish Gold Bond Dress-up Shoes o In Junior Sizes 6-12 Boys’ suits of long-wear- ing sharkskin, designed with the fit and style boys like! Lots of extras edge lapels, shoulders, and snap fast- waistband S50 6 Choose fram blues | and Sharkskins Gabordine Shirts tate and 21% seit spot dad crease-resistant. Zipper fly, 24 to 31-inch waist. STARTS AT | the finest in the Easter Parade Boyville —_— Suits | She rkskin Twosomes like bluffed tailored 9° gf Many Styles and Colors -Geed icoks and lots of wear in amart single breasted models from tans, ys and blues in ail sizes 13 gh 18. Shop now, save! Student Sizes, 33 te 36... .21.98 Boys’ Dept.—Main Floor Boyville 4-Star 2 Only = Pega Bes thse & 154 N, Saginaw Ph FES. SEARS. looking Boyville Long-wearing hose of mercer ized cotton. Choice of, coe ful patterns, AF s. which | Boys’ Dress Shirts Sanforized *Cotton Broadcloth a Sires 14-10% 2.29 Summer weight rayon gabar- Rich dine, vat dyed, fully washable. Satin lined yoke, two pockets. Six colors, 8 to 20. dress shirts. French cutis with links, _ slotted caliar with stays. *Maz- inium shrinkage 1%. Boys’ Dress Hats | 100% Weol Felt, Rayon Bands 1.89 100%, wool. fet hats with wide 2\4-inch brims, rayon bends. Cheose ftom. solid . colors ag heather mixtures. Buy now iin, ali a wt PIR chain and, wopper 3139.50 - Value Complete with chrome tuner 28 G: closet s1ss.0 Veteo Open Mon. Sinn: te 5:30-—Fri 9-9 3-Pc. White Bath Set ©. Modern s recessed tub i ‘standing closet with sturdy on ‘x 19° chine levetery, triple plated chrome nem — 398” 3-Pc. Colored Bath Set. $109*| with ish with all Brass tank fit- tings. | - Regular $26.95 Err SUPPLY CO. Phones: FE 5-2100—FE 4-5831 Gleaming white enamel fie Now $] 18* TOPS IN ‘TOPPERS—Mrs. Dwight ‘D. “‘Rhw- hower, center, heads the list of the “best-hatted” women in America according to 11 leading milinery THE E PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, “APRIL. 15, 1956 a nal accel ee designers iva aitesionds tha ak titew Tork. Also || named were Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, left, and Jan Sterling, right, movie actress. | Bob- Considine Says: es Oppenheimer Suspension a Well-Kept. ‘Open Secret’ WASHINGTON _CINS)—The re---ger in sending radioactive isotopes to. friendly foreign countries, and he was (and is) a strong believer in sharing atomic information with the people of the U.S. Betty Hutton was among the President’s callers the other day. The actress, who met the Elsen- howers and their party at Palm | Springs this winter, emerged from the President's office in a radiant “Hey, the White House isn’ : prop.’ os a a eee ee asked the bouncy |, Dermdest thing.” he tod me | “genius.” = Pissrapaseargmte rahe are “Ninety per cent of the people who a mtey armada | Sed apy gira ot ek | _ tal teday was who gave the | off. Once outside, photog- chase. wah were Democrats. | 4 word? Consensus -seems to be | rapher stuck a golf in nd Must mean something significant.” Jim let out @ roar, called the | boys in, and they surrendered their plates. Then he read them a little lecture which boiled down; — A- Washington~cab—driver—-has- taken a poll, found his results, and hasn't the faintest idea what | to do about it, or what it means. Throughout ‘the month of March he asked all passengers going to— the Union Station and to National | Airport whether we mare licans or e HAMILTON © ELGIN i { 1 Watch Reductions! | ONE .ohtin SALE F Many Pric ed at Cost od Below! Al Watches Fully Guaranteed © BULOVA © HELBROS © BENRUS Our watch inventory showed many odd pieces, all famous brand names, one of a kind — these watches go on sale for 3 days only —Friday, Saturday, Monday. Prices are re- duced to cost ond below. All sales final, no exchanges, no refunds. Charge accounts ond layaways will be honored during this sale. Select now for Easter, Mother's Day, Graduation and Father's Day. © CROSBY 100 S$. Saginaw St Free Parking Free Delivery chahamet 2 te ARC, Ss te — — The human reaction which causes | Gea Ped a ae : . known occasions Oppenheimer | about that, but finally obliged. gooseflesh . ii : animals a in ne ant up| os Select From These Nationally Adv. Brands ~~ because of fear or anger. 4% : — | a =e Gents Hamilton Ladies’ Crosby = & |'s@ 174\Yellew 174. Yellow es oie mes we 45” Reg. $29.75 19 “4 << Sale Price Nae <4 Gents Lord Elgin | Lady Elgin ; oe tld 50 |. £5 me 180 beet gr an ee 3 ©” Gents Bulova Lady aeny <2 es Executive 17-F, = Fe - Reg. $100 65” ns a2 37” Be “=i Sale Price ie -. Gents Bulova = | Gents Nelbres €. are on _- Photo Cese 17-]. Yellow Tie ” nee § von 57* we 078 1 er -, Ladies’ Crosby Gents Crosby * Rhinestone f Rhinestone . ' Reg. $62.50 45" Reg. $37.50 1 - Sale Price Sale Price ~ Ladies’ Elgin Ladies’ Bulova - 15-1. Yellow 99 17-1. 5 50 Pa Reg. $37.50 . Reg. $71.50 7 | Sale. Price Sale Price PS: — Ladies’ Hamilton | Ladies’ Crosby 8 = * 17-4. Yellow 45” | 17-4. | hes. 050 ral lates 68g Be Sate Price a Ladies’ Bulova Ladies’ Bulova 174, Yellow 2-Diemonds -§ ~s oon vin Reg. $125 65" : Sale Price Gents Benrus Ladies’ Bulova = | 17-4. Yellow 2Diamond nn Reg. $52.50 95 ‘Rog. $110 - a ‘ . Gents Bulova =| Lady Egan a 21 "750 19-1, White. sq | * _ You save hours on the teed. Thanks to new You save with lower epheep, too. Extra eo loo Bary seo 57" -high-compression engine power, you can. maintain chassis strength saves you money on maintenance: . ae faster schedules without driving at higher maxi- For example, there are heavier axle shafts in.two- : ' . al = mum road 2am Increased acceleration and hill; . ton models . . . bigger clutches in light- and heavy- Gents Benrus cots Elgin climbing ability let you save time where it duty models... frames in all mode 17-4, Yellow 174, Yellow . PT 3 bing | ty let yo wi counts. duty = stronger in all Is. 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Chevrolet - Conse te caida sit aintednchd tom Qhigy sail it ta Amare Se ‘19 Jewel White Reg. $71.50 ‘Sale Price GENTS: HAMILTON ae Watches Fully * JACK HABEL CHEVROLET co. a z IADQUAKTERS South Saginaw St., Comer Cottage. ‘Phone FE4ASA6 Open a Charge Account Today— Remember! Sale Lasts:3--Days Only— | : - All Seles. Final, Guaranteed: ! . ( YOUR CREDIT 15 GOOD DRESS UP FOR EASTER Boys’, Girls’ Girls’ Coots, ss Pre-Ton i Cn | OMCugse ms NO MONEY DOWN TAKE UP TO © MONTHS TO PAY! . Pre-Eastér Sale! Beautiful aim Nylon Blouses — , : ae’ . a ’ 28 a, . : | ae ee .. oe = : a ih Me Better group to wear with suits and pasar Apna ariel toed gr Sizes Tt | lin tt ed skirts. Jewel necks, frilly fronts— 633M | ia H nN “ oops ink, blue and mint. Sizes _ ay St NYLON SLIPS .........2.99 Soa? Oe 20, 14a : ; — 1699 Replicas of 5.99°Smart , - ale : jo _ | - ~" Pre-Easter Sale! of Easter Purses Pe 99 Boys’ 10-Way Suits onl "ASS ~ All’ shapes, LS bake ee 4 : af ’ Easter outfit. ; | — EASTER NYLON GLOVES.....1.99 EP as ch tan pr ot ooenty ana : —— and reversible vest. Tan and blue. Sizes 2 to 8. | = ‘ ~ Big Boys’ Suits ...... weeveeecc ss 99D SS Fe 3) Group Better ‘ ! yeas , | . oo _FREE! ses — eee © go gq |... SSRN aad us. i 1-Bottle Tweed With 3 Pair Nylon Hose” ee 99% ae weet : Esch ~~ ‘Yes! With every 3 poir of Topez Hose hes HH azh Wa v2 By gists Hg ht i if FETE EE GSed F ity TASH yay | yy Lb | SUES iE te thet, E Hee Ha rf ize i f i | Ff th | 4 i I | | rg i: ar elke is AL fi. Ly iH fe iy E a t sir desi i a g i} i ~ Under CHARGE ALL YOUR | from the cradlé right through _of ‘novelty fabrics. ad / TOPPER in Rataan by Farnsworth A lovely 100% wool basket weave topper . . . your cover- all for Spring-into-Summer- into-Fall! It’s at home every- where... over éverything! In wearable 28” length with rayon tissue faille lining! navy, Corinth blue, coral red. Sizes 6 to 18. Other Ladies’ _ Toppers. $ g* =. 594° 7 ; , To Top Every Tog You , “4 Pm a: Under *S Foot 4 Inches? Gir’ Spring Cots and Toppers ee oat By— Kute Kiddie Yorkster Peggy ’n’ Sue TOTS to TEENS “‘Doesn’t matter what kind of coat you want for your . “@yirl, or what- size he is. We can take eare of any girl her teens. Plenty of all wool coats or :toppers, and_you'll-find- the-new washable-nylons, too. - Plus + +-.-a-wenderful -group- 4 = me ~ “21” ob | a a eR wi, ie nH — a 7? 4 Boys’ Topcoats By Spirit of. Youth — Acecraft All wool tweeds, checks and cheviots, Avail- able in either. the dressy set-in shoulder model or the popular bal model with raglan shoulders. Many with zip-out liners. Sizes 8-20. - et ode toe Headquarters for Husky Boys— Chubby Girls Spirit of Youth — Tom Sawyer Gabardines,. da cron and wool DRESSES. The best looking and the fin- est selection of girls’ dresses in town. Cheiee of nylons, or a. Se “Jack Bo Kate | ee | cottons in every style to fit | ~~ ever ‘y mo od for Easter= BRENT | eeds _wool | 4 flannels, splash- 9 es, checks, and : slubs. The widest = assortment = of: aE™ fabrics and styles = in the history of - our boys’. depart- yen wekone eee nny acini “Sizes 6-12 and 12-20 “Gramercy Park” § Men’s All Wool Spring Suits § splash ) novelties. Real honest. to goodness values in a: ‘standard of quality made known through thirty- three years of serving Pontiac. You'll be pleased, e a few moments to see these fine | and you're sure to be satisfied. - $4995 . OTHER FINE SUITS from $45 to $65 just oi ane: < . ao oe = gress Ss eS Pigg A SS: Me aS en pea Se cee CR are ye : pe eee Ae Ses ome gee : es SY 5 mora 4 oe ie . "|-Sizes 1-3, 36x, 7-14, Sub Teens | ica z 4 * mares | amas - ‘ aa cnet aa — & << Also Student Sizes 34 16 40 * i PARK FREE'REAR OF STORE WHILE SHOPPING; 4- ? S s ns ok sees GAs f ae ce eae 2 a value ~ A - : ‘7 ri -s = J = * og 3 a = eo ee 2 : 1 Bath - ‘ ; ‘ = | Ree IF a SS is ree Wau : Se — | | F 4 a — usage = "= 3 E , - . - - .” - : y == : = fs é ls ; : . i a é = rs . e 3 * = aS 5 2 2 ; : % ‘ . F : : e 4 Se a : see eo eee A). No EXTRA cost | The newest patterns, the newest styling, all wool : weave, gabardine, worsted, flannel, and [WESTBERRY TOPCOATS | from ‘Scotland. Popular ee ) : » * . t ; " . . NG i es fe \ fii 3 6 said ra } rm ae 7 \ SF ti nea Gee ke os eee a GL Ge Se ey ZN ie Sek ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 15,1954 Bl * suit buys Li } , roglan-or set-in sleeve. _- 84Q80 = 1450 j. . HOLDUP. KOREAN STYLE—A children’s choir, | House Easter morning. composed of 25 Korean boys and girls, made a brief | western style by members atop recently at Dallas, Texas, on their way to| Here, Rex Harris is held up for his boots Washington where they will s E—Dennis Fisher, 15, of Blytheville, | new pet squirrel milk trom it every day. + ae it ut HI | i #3 Possible Risks! | Face Screening Wilson Orders Rev of Defense Persorinel Because of Scientis} “” 3 jaw proposed to mt Eisenhower last April a. Puzzling U. By TOM A. CULLEN NEA Special — Correspondent LONDON—Can the British arrest {| seant X’s Army equipment and an American GI for refusing to | support a child born out of wed- * Can they order U.S. mili-f ‘i ; aky lock? tary authorities to clean up titution near an American & Sullivan opera. Sergeant X, after first admitth i -\@PEECH VICTORS—Looking with interest at| placed second in the finals of dramatic interpr the speech which won first place in original oratory | tion with his selection, “The American Way.” for Russel Holland (center) of 117-E. Iroquois is| was a first place winner in the Don Bumgardner (left) of 590 E. y St., and | speaking division with the topic “Alaskan Sts Bob Everson of 362 E. Beverly. The students | hood” and Russel’s subject was “Communism garnered top honors for Pontiac High School in the | the Constitution.” The group, under the spring speech tournament held by the Saginaw TE * ‘ ps Ht Paternity, Brothel Cases . and ‘Britain While the lawyers argued. i tt » Re one seemed to notice t Sergeant X was not in court. He wasn’t even in the United Kingdom. He had been rotated to the States the previous month. The number of paternity cases servicemen is | zeke military legal" member of i year, according to Col. Cech- “Gis in Britain, almost CONTRAST—An oxcart of the East meets s modern GM truck | out Allied sections of the peninsular country. In one month, @ ver logged 1,413,810 passenger miles ‘and. 6,539,379 ton miles. i aR tm. ain a | pitied = : 4 Siete ¥ i : : ’ ea, i 4 4 ig OLS Bae peewee, 2 rats pe Ses gece APF na FO 3 fe FS ae Oe ee 5 ce Se ‘ DT eee * a 3 eat: § ¥ Se eee eee ee ee ay i Weed Si i b : t cE Phe OM ee ae : oe reas : \ dad Wy - % } eo if ; as i e9 : + pe, = Med \ _ eo ‘ i es di ." if \ 2 i ‘. ge ; = . fi set ; : ; ‘ ¥ ; ‘ * \ Pee - : 4 x \ ‘ : ‘% ‘ , ae ve : z : ae ; 5 t > { oy me _||People Often Ignore Logic lint a. amen FE OPEN FRIDAY TILS P.M. | 9 | weve 9 bard “coldwyionn'men, oe Merry 00 | estag Newer ender ce editor | i : ! : e: H is i i i 4 b Lets 2 7 Gat Eve] Suddenly the greet aS SP SSE =D a te prove a point that into'a on of ~~ arhd = nee Se : oe t : i ae. * t Ap Ech at these EASTER CLOSEOUT Val ry mese Wailues Pat- : j show! be S ™ > , ~ oo babs-siters, or housewives om : Molter couse “(| WE GIVE HOLDEN RED STAMPS | I ft i [; } : i i tl TT f g } i 4 i Fi FIERY DUET | B10 beitttont stonas in modem a Pe 14K setting. Fiery center stone. ce | Reg. $69.50 000 ‘| $1.00 Down—50¢ a Week 5 , LUNN SEWELERS | ane ~ One South Seginow, Corner Pike FE 5-573) if oF i [ | tte il Tr i } 4 de Zz 7) & & g mt r r =, S | & Bel : | water fe- 250 BOYS’ SPRING — “JACKETS IN CLosE-ouT 3S 49 Boys’ 100% md aise , Wool Felt | ~~ | aem™ HATS 5 tat ae Reg. 1.98 CHOOSE FROM | [=~ = SCORES OF | White Broadcloth . -_EXeMInG | [| SHIRTS s479/ ie (2.98 Values 8. Sensational Purchase! _ DRESS PANTS. §$ 19 Made to Sell for 9.95! Choose from smart colors new = Easter just isn't Easter without a new hat... and at Kresge’s you'll _ dreams of —at low Kresge prices you'd never dream possible. You'll have to see these - >t seater tte CLOSEOUT _ Regular-t; ee : i ea dino - | SAGINAW ot HURON y i qa ae ae LD b ‘or anes : [152 'N. SAGINAW, NEXT DOOR TO Si _— ~ } mY ae) 2 A vas 1 Pi ' * / ; £ . . y ; Fs ; de fons e ey j ¥ ‘ “ Fd az } i ° \ zB fos ’ ; M i - = : re " ; ‘ See : Vs ‘ : wih / : = gh revenge t= ‘Blast ig st Cave tn ange SAESTHELMEW “RAGE: 9:30. 9 30-12:30W 13 NO. SAGINAW ST. Your bestglassesinvestment +1 pair of lenses, 2 attractive om. | 5:30 daily ed.9.30- if 00 Fri. “on Uflity Rates. ~~ ZION AVENUE NAZARENE 239 &. Pike Street REVIVAL SERVICES NIGHTLY « D. & PATRONE. Violinist and REV. W. E VARIAN, Pastor 7:30 P.M. | | mission. Cleary is a -candidate for the ' Republican nornination as gover- : Natural Gas Supply Meeting etalk EAST LANSING (~The outlook sion, to attend. J. G. Shattuck, utilities engineer .l of. Washington, D. C., who has been closely identified with plan- ning the pipeline, will attend as a | consultant for the Economic De- velopment Commission. Others expected include mem- londay | bers of the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula advis- ory boards. - Salmon lay about 1,000 eggs for every pound of their total weight. zZ DuMont BENTON | Contemporary table model in wal- wut, mahogany or limed oak finish. po inch Da Mont Selfocust tube. UHF provision. Matching legs op- tional, at slight extra cost. Contemporary tabs mode! oer ; gran fon -inch De Mon elfocusing tube. UHF pro- vision. M legs optional at -— extra cost. - a —— a NN ER RG en oe mR SS ee f & % TELEVISION | PROGRAMS ON | SCREEN _..each with separate viewing and _ individual Solo Sound! Be one of the First People in the World fo See Now in the Sensational New -DUOSCOPIC DU MONT TELEVISION _OUR FIRST Anniversary "We've. Been in Our New Store One Week! r) Come in and see it together .. You're Invited to a “Double Preview’ — Here, for the first time is TWIN TELEVISION! This new Duoscopic Du Mont actually brings two programs at one ime on one screen! Separate viewing and Solo Sound allow the whole family to enjgy a choice between any fwd programs .. or to see.and hear any single program! | .and at the same time, see ail the beautiful new DuMont Telesets*! See the quality that invites — COMPLETE COMPARISON . . . feature by feature; at every point, with sets of every price! : for a supply of natural gas for} Large Head Sizes oot New Shipments Daily _ _\ Aske piece styles, COTTONS, RAYONS, LINEN-LIKE, TAFFETAS, NYLONS AND SHEERS. _ in an Easter collection of one and two- TOPPERS SUITS “Smart Fashions ... Low in Price 15 TOPPERS—full cut or as brief as you like in spring-glory colors and new fabrics. SUITS in the newest silhouettes, long lined or Accounts Invited - $7998 CHILDREN’S FASHIONS = seeeT® full styles for the junior miss. Wools, blends, textured fabrics and failles. Sizes 4 to 14. Jackets are fitted or gam! Ae fabrics to contrast or skirt, Pleated skirts Aung am short jackets. The color ef your choice is here. - suTS pO a EEA ) 2 Sse p Ae. it me bea sae I 3 oF re ae 9 z a eS fi ri, 4 . j = \ a \ < . F jf = * fi ‘ ot! : ‘ \ \ ; : et PITTSBURGH & — Firemen| 200 ESCAPE INJURY—Two locomotives, one of ; Nickel Plate Railroad freight train was pulling Geter bine sie Scien probed the smouldering ruins of} them pulling seven cars loaded with 200 passengers, | out. The crew of the steam locomotive narrowly 70-year-old Joseph Coleman's home| collided two miles,east of the Cleveland Terminal | escaped injury when their engine was left hanging | : All Are Welcome . Sr er ee Gas a when the freight engine failed to stop: The Balti-| precariously over a 50-foot embankment. No one | ‘were doing. ‘| more & Ohio passenger train, right, was pulling | was injured. - “We think a man named Joe| inte the Terminal from Washington as the 25-car Goleman died in there,” a fire- | The man replied: “Well, that’s me. I'm not dead and I'm not in there.” we shown here from — Coleman told firemen - he had | row, medivm widths. “> flames destroyed his” home. 2 Nebraska Patrol Cars. | ; e Receive Parking Tickets | Merit Shoes e | OMAHA «—The observer chuck- | led when he saw this: 43 N. Saginaw St. Two Nebraska state safety pa- trol cars were ‘parked ‘across the street from each other in down- § itown Omaha. Both had overtime parking tickets on the windshields. PARK FREE at Our Door at HURON CENTER Two Blocks West of _ Telegraph Rood A New Hardware Service conveniently located with Free Convenient Parking —Offering a Complete Line of Quality Hardware and Household saprieee: . See Ed and Milt at MAY’S | PAY AS LITTLE AS a HISTORY Here's just « few of our meny speciel velues during Netional Herdwere Week! LS ~ GARDEN TOOLS - @ Lawn Seed - Fertilizer Hoes—Forks Forder and Broom. Rakes Spades—Shovels Hand Tools - . Hand Cultivators i HERS Farious O-Cedar 1% Soanee Washes floors spark- ling clean. Handy built-in squeezer, keeps fe ' hands éry. A Gf. Reg. $ 3 95 $4.50 New — 88 Sponge Mop. Hands touch -dirty Buelusive ee thoroughly. Reg. $ $5.50 A COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY HARDWARE AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES Outfit Your : Mirro Aluminum Were : __9j _ Siinbeam and Do Electric A — Wh le Ff il ‘ eee ae coca Ae See 1° TOOLS ole Fam Pyrex ex —. vere Stenley Disston mes ares | Utice Estwing ( , | Korate Freetee oa ~ - 7. Black & Decker NO NEED FOR CASH PGC =f GLIDDEN PAINTS) — |] Siem | Ladies’: Dresses : ‘ Interior—Exterior ' Rome: ov) ST? —-- SPRED SATIN 120 coun | | Nomonol Remember ., .“I r 5 OK __Men’s Suits Nesce Metal Were — Swen Gerden Hose Cleaning Supplies TO | OW E M A y” Complete. Outfits -M Seed Johnson, Beacon a e G8F Ferttisers — Wie Shears —— Glidden Ween | ae for Boys and Girls — _ Taylor Lemar Glamorene, Solventol t . 4 Brushes & “Tesnteed for ——s : ~~ —~ Simenize ——— z “ " West H HURON ST... q gl Blocks West of Teleport Road FE 5.9021, . z “bot tee Ee Betas | F ~ vacate get = 4 ae ot 5 U BONE ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15,1954 REPUTATION \ | NYLONS | W\ Glory c = : \ si s0. 3 rr \ Value... Ne » ai THURSDAY, “FRIDAY, ‘SATURDAY SALE Ge ii meter r Candy 67. NORTH SAGINAW STREET ) a 4 KIDD! Qa . ) Y a . Fer Pleytime “Stores” af Easter ~ oe ‘ilo a | Ke a i) Box of Chocolate ‘a White House Paint. <. Gye bor ot Choceate “\ J Seen oa SC Macssesermes, 19° \ 525 Absorbine Jr. * 46" : f 25° Kleenex-300’s "= 1 al 19° Lux Soap “5 3: Te \ crentee, cuentas wn "52, f A 4 favors. . a, \ LARGE PACKAGE \ Seney tet, Meaty tl Ba 2. 23°7 sr Tide Suds Save - een 22:k oN = on Fruit & Sect Boge af): a your — fruit and —. —— . : ~ ahs | ede - | . a y REG. $1.19 EASTER ). MILK CHOCOLATE : , @ EASTER MOLDS CHICK ‘n BUNNIES e Solid or hollow 23° 73° Choice of Chick.with bonnet, c G Easter treats te rH @) nM rE yY S$ Bunny with Flower — Pars 6 or Bunny with egg basket .. TOYS ARE ; : Happy E: Easter Pair PAIL FULL Clean-up Guddlies if | Zaner Colors Teechers of Thrift Sleepy-time Pals . Boy & Girl OF CANDY TUB-ABLE |] Little Golden Series |]. or Bird RABBIT CUDDLE Bunny Doll winshovs, Toot RABBIT |] Easter BOOKS || Ess i BANKS = BUNNIES Stand 69° . 59° et Asleep or 4* and RECORDS POUND. & Ml aters Vee 73° ne 1= J 15” high standing. . Cheice of Plastic and percale. Foam rubber-filled. peasy a ‘2 ds Colorful plastic. Plush and pereale. eeeren ee. 25 PLASTIC EASTER TOYS 19° J a: Swans & bunnies. Fine for baskets. Choose from $... — er ee i ~~ “ , Q “ —— —— ee t - : , eat {HUAI [meat To Feel Fit Atter SO! Ae a EEA eR 22 GERIATRIC |i] Liab veies of (FREE! 3c: ‘0 Com Wl Cuno B79 | ee, | SaaS envelopes of fine “Holland” Linen. PLASTIC EASTER BASKET Detachable handle.. Contrasting paste! colors i] when you buy "Desert Flewer” vad 4 im \ == | Bottle of 100 | TOILET WATER iat y man Yi imate ||| potent capsules. . a= | 16 vitamins plus 11 miner- i —e——39} alg for balanced nutrition. ‘ae - rou _ Chicks Guard It | Candy Galore & teeta taee Be ga N/E | Formula 30 Cream Basket Full | Lots of Toy: | Eggs ina Breyer Q of Candies | in a Basket | Bunny Cart Toor Lo ~ Bunny with 42 - Sand toy = Chicks and holds egg --- = _eandy; Nl) whe h buy With “heart Roy ae | garden 3 que Tea ba? "Lipstick Billfolds | f) 378 en ag" 4 9 HE “ : a ae eggs. Chick family on swing. All in large basket. WW CORDAY $1.50 Hazel i] 4 ounce jar: : e jpoons ih shad SUL W Sergent. 52 taney ooo 1S S155 ff © Leaves yourtaive Wareieess) |] OTHER EASTER BASKETS [titi \ much cmaer to manage ae Peles fof of comy eat 7% Wonderful buys at : | $1 BOX OF STATIONERY f! ras Bok Tesen Bi. ) A 26 iat aver nl les. , 69° | aM Be SMOKERS’ Specials: B - “NAVIGATOR” Bluats $1.25 SUPER | : CIGAR VALUE fa f FLASHBULBS Humildor tin of SS | plrante Paes 69° Look! New Low Prices on Film! KODACOLOR 45 98 #120 or #620 roll, NO MONE FILE rancmont | - smear oho 9 14° 1c CIGARET HOLDERS 25° “Medico “Fitterettes.” Peck of 3. | eis PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 195600 ee 7 "Committees Named by White Shrine|Designers | | atta nine nevis (Paraders OR Rees Few 2 Sede 7 | d z 29 Pee tee eee small enough for Bunnies or that oie the event, including lon —_ rs : Mrs. Payne, dining room, and Mrs, | full-skirted Mainbocher dress of} “a —s disaiiiebenn te, (eae de ain ‘mee mel se ns Cocaine bad dian flower necklace of white | in Chicago in May. Chairmen for | sapphires: with a cabochon emer- 7 evening were Mrs. Jolin Schroe- | ald. a der and Mrs. Eari. Ross. Derethy Kiigalien (Mrs. Rich- a ‘ard Kolimar) will wear Ben . 4 's panne Marilyn Bonham — beer 5 oatdres, tastoned : i 7 “ down te a ee ae Veer Bay one C© Feted at Shower |-twe vations to show an inset tot | to dress up...complete their Easter outfit with Red Goose Shoes. re i : i if i i Ed | FF E EE i ; 3 , . A i if HE f re iti eS B E FE F i iu i if H HE rit Hit i f : & g 5 i t g ; iH ij ry zi : Fh Si ba if ‘ : 4 the sleeves are elbow-l a m-| Mrs. C. C. Harroun |Alumnae Plan fe Be -dereon_wearing ._ Carrie a Honored-by PTA oa —tR gs : sur @ 100 was donated inspired “Barcelona” ; - + =H Wednesday evening by Jimmy Dey | ero suit of black and white wool| Emerson School PTA executive Z Campus ViISsitS ; 12 Amvets Auxiliary for the | tweed A white chiffon jersey| board met with Mrs. Fred Henry| Alumnae of the University of building fund. The group | hiouse with high draped neckline|on Cameron avenue Wednesday | Michigan are looking forward t : ! two important dates on their calen- made of a}.wear a black Spanish-type straw/C. Harroun who is leaving the ders. Thay wit word to heme Aras -|\ hat with black calf shoes andj school. ~ : black gloves. Refreshments were served by | for the dedic ation of the new wom, @) J E i . ; : f _In Half Sizes 1414 to 24% am || 3585198 The Shoe Box || cecurs Men’s—W omen’s—Children’s Better Shoes 4532 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-7224 B iH “4 fue Fi | 4 é 2 g g F " ll if a I ‘f | a ! i ay Tel-Huron Shopping Center Fine 0 ality PERMANENTS* JUNCTION of TELEGRAPH end HURON ROADS ct, Pie dae - PLENTY of FREE PARKING MODERNE BEAUTY SHOP Mildred Webster, Owner Ruth Hoskins—Manicurist _D_—'! $11 Pontise State Bank Bids. FE 2-8633 o 3 3 : rs § 4 s = : f i z é i ; E H i : ; 8 : f hing BE $i f i : A - ON OUR LOWER LEVEL : Featuring Boys .... Infants Through Size 8! Girls . . . Infants to Size 14! Featuring children’s quality clothes with a different and distinct touch | Lo . + « Staffed with courteous, helpful, well informed sales | _ people to help you with the selection of your children’s ) : clothes from crib to Junior High. . a Pretty Young . o° for the Easter Parade = What a joy for mother when the drissed tosk-se | pretty Gnd yet so easy to care for. Choose from.a host of | es styles. Cotton. prints, dots, solids, stripés, or _ Pressy nylorr sheers. Sizes 3 through 14.- cS : : ~\ » SOLE, anal ‘ a: wat Sy NDERCOVER FINERY For LITTLE BOYS For Your Easter Angel Sri ide : SWIRLING PETTIGOATS “ons muses = EN SS ; A: IRFSS-IIP. NAFSGES 5.951095. 5 7 295 0 S955. RESS-UP DRESSES. oamagg +72 5.95%10.95. 25 R95 8 SIR | ie * an = ‘ = * ‘ + . J oy y mr . an a ' - oe °@ 2.95 3.9 Expert style and originality Se : aa ce tom 95 Acetate eet i eed distinction to. these pes Ls eS Se ee ‘sizes? We a ae : a ee? °¢ 3:95 8: Solid and printed broadcloth, nen : Extra fine fit. duroble 7 a : = te . sais aiaiceaaieniiad ia | to_14. Sa eS a ea cet en - a | also nylon. Bat doll and ’ a . eure you of ee Pe niet aS eS ae © % i ers Delectable’ dresses she'll swirl into sleeveless styles. Small fry.” : . -many benefits, Sizes ae ie - 8 _. $pring at her very prettiest and freshest. ~sizes -3-to-6x,and-soda-set=—= ——-3-+1 Or a RaTGEEEE "-- _- Lots ef face, full skirt, fine detail, 7 to 14, is 3 ee ed and most delightful in flattering colors. as G i Easily washed, durable too. Sizes | to 3. Ts plane Seal 7 peer cameras : /And 3 to 6x. oe vant vf ) . : , : pois \ A ‘ . Were 5 ees oe Seer = a oo th | F pos oe a PRON Sh Tee yoo ope me a re \ _ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1056 BELONG. IN EASTER. FASHIONS FROM ff = — \ | ! oe , "> ae | ARTHUR'S GEOMETRIC PRINTS 48 NORTH SAGINAW STREET , Pa Se pte FASTER Fashion's New Sihousttes Superbly Tailored ~ eed Others 22.95 te 129.00 “4 rat 4 | 35.00 NEW SILHOUETTES FASHION FABRICS EASTER COLORS wed at @ Cape Collar. @ Casual wool blends @ Coral Red: “ 3 “Others 19.95 to 49.95 . @ Full skirted fitted @ Rich Soft Suede @ Powder Blue fie _ @ Tall, slim wrap @ Nubby Textured Tweeds @ Summer Beige £ ae -@ No collar cardigan . @ Cloud Soft Fleece @ Peach Glow 43 _@ Slim Tuxedo @ Rich Boucle @ Aqua Tones”. = @ All lengths @ Wool Duvana @ White, Navy as . Coat Salon—Second Floor Be — @ Bouffant Skirts = | : : @ Rayon Crepe 2 ee @ Empire Sheath . @ Young Princess - @ Jacket e ube Woven, Washable Costume @ Hand Stitched ‘Fabric @ Doll Look ° = Navy, Block, Wie : @ White and @ Sizes 642 to7’%. ~~ ; Dark Ground 1 © Sizes Jno ~ EASTER FLOWERS : ae ih sgeg j © ae i Women’s — ,) 00 —? ?. “Others 1.00 te 3.00 | Better Dresses—Second Fleet Coat Salon —Second Floor | oe P4 pack i ati : @ Original Purple @ Other Flowers > ARTHUR'S DOWNTOWN FREE PARKING Resessnden—Gecse Vest Five Convenient Locations = Across From Across From Each Side of Inside os POST - HOTEL HOTEL . RIKER OFFICE PONTIAC PONTIAC GARAGE NEW EASTER Have Your Parking Ticket Stamped for One Hour Free Parking F While Im Our Store! COMPLEMENT YOUR EASTER ENSEMBLE with a slim — EASTER BAGS eae o¢°¢ 7.995 | | . @ Fine Cait ae @ Satchel, Clutch, Pouch + @ Single or Double Handle - . @ Some Leather Lined @ Fancy Clasp j @ Oak, Ginger, Red | : @ Polar Bear, Navy, Black Shoes news for see ; Bags—Main Floor netee 54 | HATS TO MAKE a LOVELY LADY Se +n aes .* tows at your Heels LOOK LOVELIER, THIS EASTER ; © Elegance in Navy Brantwood—Everything You Want in « sash Baten oe , - 4 - — ’ to ; | Sraehton Sen, Heels Shoe Sclon—Messanine Floor > a ong) a © Velvets, Silks e Prettier Than Ever a ; _ 4%. 95 EASTER BUDGET ES Woaderful | to Look at, Easy to Care for a pig oo - Others 39.95 to 11 , .. 0.95 EASTER BLOUSES }- Others te 17.95 2 5 98 , @ 100% Wool . anes @ Slim Skirts : @ Rayon Crepes” ~ Others to 10.98 -- a. oe @ Spuns, Cottons = Pigs Mocking ~~} 6 Empire Unes.. oe @ Varied Lengths , @ Slim Sheaths @ Dacron, Nylon . ; : @ And Gatien 7 @ Nip or Boxy Jackets @ Whirling Skirts . | @ New Necklines |” © Jewel Trims ~~} -@ Jacketed-or Boleros. ; | 3 | _ | @ One or Two Piece | om _.©@ Easter Navy a Petticoat Skirts : : fF -@ Junior, Mi ©: Whites, Solids, “Pastels a a ~@ Junior, Misses’ Sizes. rene fl Junio, Misses! Sizes oF > © Sizes 32 to 38 - 3 x _Bouses—Mein Fleer ee } : : ses: , ; . i + Pe sien, - ee ae ae ij a ) ¢ a , “ale 4 Sigal an ipa ka i he soa bi ba THE |PO eler Comes Home After NTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 eae | ole : \ | he US die uke ors opus, “S _ Ot eee ee Pes eC eee = SK oe | 1 yo" er = Spending 3 Months 3 in California, Hawaii ea ” HARRIETT THOMPSO. V Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. ~ Thompson of Chicago, formerly of Bloomfield Hills, announce the engagement of their- daughter, Harriett, to C. Arnold Truman Jr., son of the C. A. Trumans of Spokane, Wash. A June wedding is planned by the couple.. For Good Friday Beautiful New Town & Country Shop Tel-Huron. Center OPEN "TIL 9 P.M. Every Night Use Your Regular Osmun Charge Account i for the YMCA-YWCA teenage con- Youth Service Planned Pontiac Y-Teens and Hi-Y of the | YWCA and YMCA have planned a Good Friday church service at | First Presbyterian Church from | 12:45 to 2 p. m. The Rev. William Varian and the Rev. Edward Auchard will par- ticipate in the ali-student service. Principal participants in the program are Marlene Sawdon, dean Wagley, Martha Varacy, dim Baxter and Michael Kelly, with’ Barbara Driscoll and Mrs. Lita Balch doing the music. The service is designed to give young people a chanee to worship together as they work and play together in other settings. All interested young people are in vited. e * * Monday is the date scheduled ference. Speakers wil! be Jay J. Sherman of the Department of Government at Wayne University and Lou Creekmur. Mr. Sherman will give the main | address. He has an illustrious | record for his work with young) people at the Detroit YMCAs and he has taught at Wayne University for 29 years. Mr. Sherman is now faculty religious adviser at the university. Mr. Creekmur, football player —_ fer the Detroit Lions, will lees movies ef recent football} high- lights, interpreting the plays for the audience. All students in grades 10 to 12 are invited to attend. Tickets may be purchased at the YMCA, the YWCA, or from respective or- ganizations in the high —soe Carder Circle . Sews Garments Mrs. Mae Grondin opened her home on Garland avenue to Carder Missionary Circle of Emmanuel Baptist Church Tuesday evening. The group made garments for shipment to the Canary Islands and Mrs. Henry Harned read let- ters of thanks -from the mussion- Mrs. Harriett Weddle ahd Mrs. Henry Harned gave prayers. The May meeting will be held at the Darvin Catlin home in Drayton Plains. | Inspects Sorority Mrs. William Spauldirig, lieu- tenant governor of Sigma Beta sorority, conducted inspection of Beta Alpha Chapter Wednesday when the group met with JoArin Halvorson in Waterford. Gwenda Fisher will hostess the next meet- | ing. which will be held Wednes- day. ann of the Republican women Republi ican. Leadership | to Convene | Women’s Meeting to Be Held Monday in Waterford Mrs. Everett Reese, vice chair- man of the Oakland County Repub- | lican Committee, has called a leaders for Monday. Meeting time is set for 10 a.m. in the CAI Building, Waterford. Luncheon will be served at noon and the conference will resume again at 1°30 p.m. The Republican women of Waterford Township will serve as hostesses. Attending the conference‘ will | be the women members of the county committee including town- ship and precinct vice chairmen. Also attending will be the presi- dents of Republican women's clubs, women leaders of young Repub- lican groups and women members of the State Central Committee from Oakland County, as well as board members of the Republican Women's Federation. Mrs. Peter Gibson, vice ehair- ing. Republican women are asked to contact Mrs. Lynn Allen of South Shore drive for reservations. Guest Night Held by Promenaders Promenaders Square Dance Club observed Guest Night Wednesday | at Danie! Whitfield School. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Clouse and the Robert Earis had charge of the decorations, which were done in a western motif with sombreros and boots. Warren Allen, Fred Kline, Oscar Forslund, Harry An- derson, Engel Groenberg and Dave Lyons were callers. Among the guests hsnored were the Gerald Griffiths, the Charles | Yorks, the David Crooks. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Denham, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staeber, the Paul Bonds, the Bernard Parrotts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hocevar, the Jim Marshes and the Dennis Cheynes. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Lasko, the Leon Cheynes, the Albert Drakes, the David Lewises| other designers’ clothes were and the Dale Moats’. Shou visiting the faints hla Gar- dens in Nassau are Mr. and Mrs. William H: neon of Birmingham. , |Ex-Pontiac Residents Are Visited . Raymond Diemers Are Vacationing in Mexico City Clara Gaylofd returned to her | home on Miami road Monday after | @ three-month trip to Santa Mon- ica, Calif. She made the return. journey with Margaret Steward of Washington street and Mrs, Mabel Willoughby of Detroit. Miss Gaylord traveled to the West Coast with the Wayne Reeves’ of Scott Lake road in December. While there she made a side + Vacationing in Mexico City are the Raymond Diemers of South Adams road, They are guests at Hotel del Prade. : * Woodland avenue, Syivan Lake, with Ross and Peggy, left Wednes- day afternoon to spend the Easter holiday with her mother, Mrs. T. R, Spratt of —- , oun. Green Lake Women View Fashions By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE tissue taffeta in an unusual com- Dresses from famous designers’ | bination of blue green and white collections were shown Wednesday Will be ideal for evenings at the to members of the Green Lake | country chub, and a pink stripe Women's Association when they|Solfer dress in everglaze pique gathered for luncheon and a style | Will be all that is necessary to show at Rotunda Inn. jmake afternoons at the club a Recognized for their fine detail Pleasure. were the spring and summer en- | The ever - popular empiré waist sembles designed by Carolyn; made its appearance in an Ann Schnurer, Ann Fogarty, Molly Par- aor jaaly hey These and many Meeting Conducted by Philathea Class shown by Bloomfield . Fashion Mrs. Clarence Failing was, host- Shop for the event. ess in her home on Voorheis road Starting off the show was an | Tuesday evening for a meeting of | all-tucked crepe dress which is featured on the cover of a lead- ing fashion magazine. The siceve- less high-necked dress has a red and blue silk neck scarf, and a blue cabie knit sweater is worn with the outfit. A silk print cocktail dress of Avenue Church. Mrs. Nelson Rich led devotions and Mrs. Ralph Osbern offered a prayer. Cohostesses for the eve- ning. were Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Peter Niemi and Mrs. Osborn. United Presbyterian | Go for Colorful Things? _ Wait *til you see Maling’s Easter REDS vour selection. “S195 fo $20 renee Aachen ote Reference Bible Bdited by Rev. C. 1. Scofield, D.D. Assisted by Eminent §cholars— Peden oy References, Revised Harmonized, Books of the Bible Analyzed ‘and matty other fea- ee every Bible student needs a es. —— ‘the Philathea Class of the Oakland | | Mr. and Mrs, Robert H. Schwan- beck and their son, Robert Jr., ar- rived last weekend from Los Gatos, Calif., to spend two weeks with |Mrs. Irene Schwanbeck and Mrs, | Fogarty dress of natural summer | A. A. High of Mathews street. | linen with full flowing skirt. * e | The costume suit is very popu Ethet eee a freshman at aay" again this season. Wednes- Northwestern Schools, Minneapolis, day's selection was a dusty pink: yjinn., has been active in a “‘cost- ‘sheer wool dress with a matching of-living’’ campaign sponsored by | wool jacket. The dress is Wear- the stewardship department of the ‘able eithef with or without the | college. She is the daughter of Mr. packet and Mrs. Robert Dobson of Air Semething new in suits are the | port road. imported cottons which have ef. 8 Norma Pond, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. Harold Pond of. Oliver street returned to echeol at Michigan State Norma] College Sunday after attending a Wom- en's League convention at North- westerg University, Evanston, Mil. { the fect of olf and which are | stunning worn with summer | white jewelry. Tailored and dress- | maker suits were shown for tall | women and for women 5 feot | 4 or under. Highlighting the dress collection was a pure silk black dress, with | Nerma was a representative of | an altover tucked bodice and a| Michigan State Normal College |tucked flare skirt. Accents were , Women's League, of which she was | white lace and aqua faille coilar| recently elected treasurer. The and cuffs. three-day trip included a tour of | Polka dots are seen on every- | Chicago. thing this year, but they’re par- ticularly beautiful in a Molly Par. | | Word comes from Ann Arbor that !nis black and pink combination. The dress buttons down the back and has a full skirt under which is worn a can-can slip. A little unusual in a cocktail dress was a strawcioth print with brilliant sequins to add a touch -of glamor. The halter-type top was of aqua strawcloth. - Piay clothes in denim and cotton will make every woman long for | |a vacation at the beach. Many | | of those shown in combinations are ' excellent for work about the home and garden — and you can expect to look glamorous as well. have one of the many raincoats or all-weather coats which com- pleted the show. These coats are in pastels, checks, polka dots and plaids, with each sporting a gay umbrella, Mrs. Gordon Van Camp, presi- dent of the association, welcomed the guests and introduced Mrs. Maurice Barnett; commentator. Mrs. Bernice Fuller was general chairman of the affair and served as a model, Movies Are Viewed by Loyal Philathea Moving pictures of Mexico and picture of northern Michigan were ‘shown to Loyai Philathea. Class of First Bapti st Church recently. Alice May Fosdick showed the Mexican picture and Bruce Ray showed those of Michigan. Mrs. William Carls gave'the Easter mes- sage. You'll long for it to rain if you). ‘three Pontiac students, Wally Roe- ser, Henry Baylis and John Bax- ter. have qualified for membership in Phi Eta Sigma society. Membership in this national freshman. academic honor society ‘is one of the highest scholastic honors a freshman man can earn at the university. . * s Charles Selden, son of the Ar- -thur W. Seldens of Cooley Lake ‘Charlies is a senior in agriculture at the college, which is at Corval- - lis, Ore. Mrs. Rowston Hostess to Club ¢ Mrs. Wilber Rowston was host- ess to the Pillar Club in her home on Norton avenue for the Tuesday evening meeting. Assisting the hostess with the eo- operative dinner was Mrs, John Morrison. Mrs. Albert E. Kohn gave devotions. A memorial tribute to the late MRS. Harold Dearing was given by Mrs. Donald B. Hogue. Mrs. Carmi Odell — a program of poetry. ls It Washable? Speaking of smart shopping, any mother should hesitate to add an item to her child’s school ward- robe if it isn’t easily washable. A—Black patent, Flight Blue calf. High or Mid-Heel. B—Black patent, Flight Blue, _or Red calf. HighsHeel. - C —Black patent, Flight Blue, or Red calf. High -Heel. D—Black patent, Flight Biue, ‘ed, nger or Brown » calf, Gray kidskin. High or Mid-Heel, Maling Shoe: es. 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open Friday Evenings \ = ‘ Why lay just ep ‘GoentBiols wheh cee inileretass A Gre custom-built to your own needs? the price? = _. 22 Re more for ony vine sattress wider, Denger, "soft or firm, as you want itf trncte © Old mattresses rebuilt in one day _@ ¢ Pillows renovated —_ é - Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West, Huron St. FE 21008 59 : 1 piceie Stes J : : ne set i 5 . f ia eo * f ; % , ae a x coed Loe * : . on 3 ‘ : i : \ ral | 4 . € 5 { te F \ ‘ : . ; ; ‘ i iA . 5 fe See, § 2 i = ¢ + an sy ‘ z > : fi x] ¢ —— __"THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 Easter Garb te Sa ee -Holds Shape Fitted Coat With Pellon: Wonder Material . Is Lightweight and Porous”. The Easter Parade is already “skylark” dress is non-woven pel- ported, dominate the coating field, | h ees rat esa a | ne nes pane rabbit's sihonstte. arg Aheaoras to achieve a soft ° ‘ é “ultra in luxury coating | Suits and coats will cast levely— - fabrics is Vicuna — these coats. important eas pe G Gk me sell upward to $600. | Especially lovely ts Raffi's black a ae costume-look... brocaded cotton fitted coat with Be cotenwes and caer | push-up sleeves and pink blends; fleeces with a kid mo- cotton hair face, The most popular fab- tinting. ric at the moment seems to be | ee er. whether they sibiline which runs the gamut | be in or the sheerest of silk from the shaggy type to the chiffon, are no longer a problem smooth surface with a shiny | when porous. lightweight _pellon | face, . — — and keeps Fine broadcloth, duvetyns and: came of Wnsecoat setieahy non-crushable. bolivias are finding favorable ac- | fashioned wi tas And. if the men look in especially ceptance for the'dress coat. But ferent nen Alle fee the ifs ened chaue St Tester: Fentey, the big news is the silk coat or | very may to their the silk and wool biend coating | pellon-lined suits. fabric that will be very popular The little size three ballerina for evening coats. Se who always proves to be the pa- : Some coating fabrics are de a. Taper - line pump in SE ROR rade stopper will also look delec- é end fs signed for serviceability and dura- Black .. . Patent... 16 ony crisp perpen we ber poten is oe amass A, «| bility; others for luxury and beau- . ined dress and spring coat. ; Porous non-woven pellon permanently| able pellon in this navy blu u de soie |: we can find all b. Exotic halter with er will undoubtedly add an extra Lge | pettlon permanently pe OL Nene I secre Gt iad] PR in one fabric — rhinestones. Blond caf, STOPS. callan peliieent Sar tas cocedien! shapes the skirt of this black brocaded cot-| Easter costume. The fitted bodice has short | put — Pade we sacrifice — -< 16 too. ton coat (left). Ceil Chapman's “skylark” sleeves anda high white linen collar. _| serviceability and durability in the Syneaymous with Easter are ‘Silhouette (right) is shaped by non-crush-| berey eooteas. ele) 1¢ the head-turning hate—and this f 7 he grind pa paren fara yy Easter there will be many that G ° . . sa Oil cca\@e wean Geaa waned win jet « pe ae |CTITIS to Be Less Nudish,, | Bleach Out Freckles |in aaty weer. 1 you do wear them | : sorured ‘as eaaes aue’va bean Al . If, regardless of what others say |jook worn around the cuffs, col cored on mate most Prudish, on Beach | 1% sas. yo sane you ars, Buon, don the ont 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. Even accessories—jeweled belts, NEW YORK (INS) — Women): Even swimsuits that are cut in you a bleach. Repeated. | one season's wear. Most luxury | handbags. shoes and flowers | Wi be less nudish — in some| “more conventional lines this year | P*" 5P" | coatings show the effects of abra- | —used to emphasize the smart new | “*S_lmost prudish — at the| will have touches of unexpected plications should fade the annoy- | sion or rubbing action during daily ae pellon lined country’s beaches this summer. demureness. ing dots. - | use, | designs Swimsuits will be almost as cov- | : . : Easter Paraders who may not Small ruffied boleros will ‘be oF MANE CO oR oT erage ae - y ered up as they were when grand- | available in prints to match cotton | # Bice SCE BOL TE: : ma was a girl. The only difference | print suits. Many more suits will is that grandma muffled herself | have accompanying beach coats B against sun and sand from the | that fe os their outfits are still crisp and new waist down. Today's bathi beauty | thigh cropped off at the upper " 64 | . looking. will tend to take to cover from) ang really ritzy suits will » : \ : went | ionalty have their own dyed-to- | = e Hand: Y 1ade This is an alluring and practi- | match cashmere cardigans to slip| ae . ¥ eal new leok for summer, this on for the casually extravagant | / aDiec oth citting ta te van. ~~! Some makers are putting gay- f Most of -the high-fashion swim | colored cummerbunds around the | | togs can be peeled down to the | waists of their suits, and making | © minimum bodice when the mo-| them a color duet with shoulder | ™ ment comes for swimming in earn- | capes — all very swashbuckling | se est. - | and Spanish. - _.Pontiae’s Newest Pastry Shop re 121 West Huron Street Ils Fine Gift f on Bs TT i ; of . a gift tablecloth that will match your| Here's how the new prim swim- Others are designing “over -) : a “ . i | friend's dishes, why not make it| mer will be dressed . . . | dresses” for their tailored suits. Offering you delicious Bakery treats fresh from our #: yourself? Cornell University spe-| If she’s really exotic in her fash-| These are little cotton dresses . aa _- cialists claim you can paint the ions, or given to heavy freckling,| cut to the exact length of the ovens daily ... a wonderful variety of oven-fresh breads, : > a. cut she may wear one of the long-| Suit, rolls and pastries. : i ! ; i Z B It is difficult to imagine swim- | % ming in some of the slickest of the | >7 inew '54 suits. But at !east a wom- | an can cover up some of her de-| @ | fects “and be sharp looking the | 3 | sand. , e4 5 5 Hie i fA Fa pfs r i Air Out Bedclothes of these balters are so con- Every Two Weeks cealing that they wrap high aronud' It's fine to make beds the first | \ the neck, completely hiding bony | thing in the morning, but at least} ~~ _| throat and shoulder structures!once in two weeks one should| ©. which are, the nemesis of many | forsake neathess for cleanliness. |] women on the beach. Take the bedclothes off. spread | | Still other suits are constructed | them on chairs and open the win- with bodices that might have been | dows wide for a couple of hours. : 7 i H RF te 3 ne eas qe 1iteal | : 3 Delight Horns 6 for 52°] ) Cork Scours Pans You can save wear and tear on | 7 dishcloths by. using a cork dipped | |? , to | in scouring powder for polishing | => Your Easter Hat Designer's Originals in this season's newest styles. The very hat to flatter you... to spark your Easter outfit. Pick-your favorite from our bouquet { of bright beauties. a priced from ‘ .. for the Particular Home-Maker and Hostess! You can depend on us for delicious pastries to make your party a success! “Special Occasion” Pastries . . . birthday cakes, wedding cakes, - bridge cookies . . . all made oven-fresh to your order. PARK FREE! - ee ee ——o — Distinctive }|@ ___ Costume Jewelry Lustrous pesrls, wating rhinestones, ming copper, frosty white and gleaming pastels. . jewelry that makes a simple dress irito @ costume! P -_— SS eg __ “Baked _F. h — Sold Fresh” i ‘ : . : : ‘ = | : a a orem, Jd : N j sit | M8 Ms Perry St. “Pontiac Hotel Lobby 121 West Huron Street, Near Cage Grand Frank Deve \ 7 { ; Oe Fey - 4 ? é 5 WO Me RE is. a ae 4. 52 eee ee oat ie ; 4 } > : | ~ ~~, t t LJ \ t | > 7 = | tee a i a ag : zt : . : . ; * << a “a Hex , x ‘ 7 j j w biol, ; 5 oe t : ¥ ; TY ra) of me om a + if eo a TE ae Oe : fe.) . fe ee poe i , {~ | ¥ THE PONTIAC PRESS, T \ pri ence HURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 i Vhole Family Enjoys ‘Junk’ Hobby +) ps and joined me, aud ve @id my | scribes hundreds of things you can aS algae you 1c about | susband. After a while we were | make just from scrap items around ts ok can Wiekoee Golare’.” ©: making very useful things fer the house, such as all kinds of toys, sander tells me, ‘‘and I bought it. the house and for our friends. | games, magic tricks, decorations, “I thought you might like fo hear is astonishing how many useful) really de have a hobby. I don't about it, © | things you can make. know exactly what you'd call it— . - “Tam the mother of three chil- “Then we came upon another) my husband says we've gone inte - ‘@ven, aged 8, 11 and 13. My hus- book, which we thought you might! «he junk hobby—but we certain- ‘band has a good job, and we have like to know about. It’ called “‘Dic- ty do have fun with it, and save all the necessities, but there was tionary of ards,” and it de-, money tee. “never enough money left over for, | “And it’s a wonderful feeling to | entertaining, or for hobbies. IF budget-minded— | make something from nothing. It .. “Some of my friends have tak- © - : gives you a greafSsense of accom- en up photography, or ceramics, ishment, and it’s teaching the : or olf painting, but I could never children rea] initiative and indus- afford the equipment for hobbies try.” like that. Yet I did want to have If you would like to know where : something creative to do. to get “Gadgets Galore" and “Dic. ‘| “Wo hove « fumy «fd-sushiboed pean a isetiee ores me ens i. » one extra room a. ‘which I had always dreamed of iit eae a : having for the hobby room. But it — : a just stayed empty until I got that Arthritic Ailments ee : : book. | Today's teenagers can groom their eyes as carefully | curler \ , , “The minute I read it T decided) Cost Americans j % 8 : . 8 a 5 - ae y f Th. - \ ° * i t ‘there was. plenty I could do. | |and as smartly as the’ older’ girl without -forfeiting their | ‘hen (center) she plucks straggling hairs from. be- 3 - “I went through the house, col- Millions Yearly own special fresh appeal. The secret is in selecting the tween and beneath the brows. She uses scissor-handled : —_-* apbary ce ends pee pa J right aids. This teenager uses a lash curler (left) to en- tweezers that make the job fast and less irritating. Then she e weren bene Pf alleles — tan —_ dis. | hance her youthful wide-eyed look. To. make the hairs mors ions her spring hat (right) whose brim complements her s bottle caps, one fe wire clothes oa tamily—the mamber one crip pliable, she applied a bit of lash pomade before using the | lashes. , ; -r = million people are affected in vary- , ; “ly |} | ot milion peoie are attecied n very! earn to Use Tweezers, Lubricant and Lash Curler q pal peepee mgd gy Since the doe-eyed look of a few | Tweeser, lubricant and lash curt- ;bricant. Applied to the brows, it |help them to respond best to the ‘. ca lly, ti to the | 2°@80ns back lost favor, the groom- er. . trains the hairs a Public Health Service. ing of eyes for natural beauty! since the accent is on natural-| Sistening : Degenerative joint disease or | lds sway. ness, don’t try to alter your brow. | e_ lids osteo-arthritis is called| S0, teen-agers, you can preen}tine: it's the one that suits your | "ee?- # | arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis| Your orbs as fashionably as the | tace best. Pluck only between and eo thet the tips Nerwegice Bien Pos comes beck [is popularly named rheumatism. | der girl and yet retain your | below the brows. peeled ma ee =e aa inte the spotlight cad # ke bergeia. | The causes and therefore the cures |°W" Special alert, wholesome ap- ae find exactly where to start —— =) Mrs. B. M.—Suitable for and ficien’ to lashes ti formal wear, over = as Doctors recommend rest and Forget the heavy eye make-up hold a pencil trom the outer edge | SHO” 41 Pam . Ocu- 1 dresses, the fox ‘or stole is| freedom from mental and phys- | 884 learn to use these three | Of the nostril to the brow. The)... ~ | ge anager (pear heat‘ap- | Bids artfully and discreetly: point at which it meets the brow . eye- 3 : 3 | aolgremgener gles ioe. plications and in the case of > shoujd be your starting point. Your the 2 ee rece, 8 tew ermawe 2 Sn nee ‘ {IIIIIIDIIIIII IIIs — - ' oa jaws and easily held handles. A| edges. a : * Rheumatism is usually regarded good one will permit you to pluck! stantly 4 N New Low Prices on N a ne es the hairs individually without nip-| thelr > SAMSONITE SKYWAY AMERICAN TOURISTER | ccerety ond rit. = —— ; — X amarcan ‘rountsren Luceact It afflicts three times as many _ Always pluck the hairs in the | In we " \ women as men, from 20 to 40 years direction im which they grow, (give th ae : ‘ of age, and is symptomized by never back or at right angles. | pearance. Petroleum jelly, lash ‘Bin! ‘ Luggage \ fatigue and muscular stiffness, You can reduce discomfort by pomade fe 4d Q —.19- NORTH SAGINAW STREET Ni fingers, wrists, knees and cet before starting Le may | = a. Z TL LL & A a an ee | Second in the trio of eye- | Should immediately follow the sec- ih Be Lk ch check chk heeheuheudeude ; feet: —lecend sa the tie ye aieintme aie ladies ol inn ! ildren’s fashi | on Cok STAPP'S ... . children’s fashion centre | . 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Maple MI 4-0050 ° _/ * is Junior High PTSA “Meeting the Needs of Adoles- presented PTA service pins to Mrs. Julius Baba and Mrs. Lyle Dusen- bury. for May-26 and 27, and a fund- for the teacher Pontiac PTA Coun- cil will be held April 29 at the Newer Trunks Adapted to All Travel Needs { Since so many travelers headed fer resort areas, cruises, camp and ski slopes prefer to send clothing ahead and carry only a amal) wardrobe in hand luggage, here are some ideas to keep in mind when choosing that important trunk. Trunks are usually made of fibre, wood or metal, with rein forcements at points of wear. your selection for sturdy strong locks. good hinges. Did you know that trunks to match suit- ‘cases Coverings are also available? If fashion plus atility ts re- quired, discuss your needs with the salesman, giving the name of your luggage and a description of colar, covering and binding. Don’t buy with just the imme- , diate need in mind. There are a number ef interior styles adaptable to all sorts of traveling; select the one best suited to your travel habits. For. example: “Flat” packing trunks—come in different widths and depths. Some are equipped with trays. This type is best for bulky items, such as camping equipment and clothing ski wardrobes, back to school néeds, ¢ Trunks with hangers — some have hangers on both — sides, others. a combination of drawers and hangers. All stand on end for easy. access to garments. The smaller version preferred those who like all of their lug- gage to travel with them ts often referred to as a “taxi” Some hanger trunks are provided with small, recessed wheels for Wax New Linoleum After down: new linole- um, be ee ee it a coat of wax at once. This will seal the . pores.and make it wear much atEastern Members of the Shining Blue Birds of Webster School, |to right, the girls are Kay Greer of Dick ps ES o 4 Poatiae Press Photo avenue, Betty Other hospital gifts include *| junior members of the Camp Fire Girls, put finishing | Ann Douglas of Murphy. avenue, Christine Hadden of Dick + 2 Pasa = Pees i ar 3 i: \, ’ iris MaKe = ae ‘. ees pe ee : < * : Noy * . 4 i : af Bapee iL leit FF placemats and tray favors. Among the institutions which will Can Stir Up Own Scents CUPERTINO, Calif. (INS) — Women who find perfume counters bewildering and the lurid names, on the bottles less than enlighten- ing need no longér to depend on the perfumist for the scent tha suits them. They can now make their own. The one manufacturing com- pany of Cupertino, a small town south of San Francisco, has mar- « keted a perfume-making kit which filter papers. The ingredients will make about 2 ounces of perfume. The process is simple — a drop of oil (the fragrance-producing in- gredient) is added to five drops of Twirl the mixture in the test tube until the contents are well blended, and place the tube up- touches on Easter baskets.made for local hospitals. Lef |Modern Gal inches long. - Officers Are Chief Topic of Chapters New officers were the topic of discussion at two recent Madame’s Hair to Be V-Shaped | This Summer. PARIS (INS) — Your hair, Ma- dame, should be ‘vivacious, vic- torious and voluptucus to be fashionable in the French manner: It’s the V line for spring and the creative French hairdressers have just introduced new hair styles with the. V as the trend-sétting theme. - The idea ts to give a woman’s head the shape of an imaginary v with the chin as the low point ‘and the twe arms ending in tufts above the ears. Long curls, severe Greek styles and even chignons are passe. So you'll have to make up your mind to use scissors, brush and comb more frequently. Concerning the length, the Paris hairdressers are strict: A woman in style will wear her hair 1 inch long on the temples and at the nape of the neck. At thé top of the head the hair will be 2 to 3 avenue and Susie Nordman of Liberty street. Place Equipment in Corner Aren’t we getting clever these .days? Many women are arranging their houses to place their auto- matic washers, dryers, and iron- ers in the most unusual spots. Some are placing laundry equip- ment in the garage, in linen clos- ets, under the kitchen snack bar, in the bathroom, or behind. a screen in the bedroom. : Plastering? A fresh coat of plaster needs warmth, otherwise it will crack. So keep the temperature in your home up until the plaster has had time to set properly. — ‘| Perfume Gives - Older Women the Lift of Youth receive the gifts are Pontiac Gen- 4 a. Glamorous calf, beech calf. b. Saucy back-bow in black patent or €. Fashion - fresh off + side pump in black patent or benedictine calf, _ Fashion-cued to your every mood... ----the creative, original and ——______— scintillating styling synonymous halter sling ms bend $1695 $1295 $1695 f. : you and. 9 ingenious interpretations of fashions a-foot . « 2 CO-STARS in the Easter Parade... Dutch Scholars Say U.S. Wives Doing Too Much wives of this country would be happier if they didn’t try to do so many things at once. ‘ The pair, touring Ameri.. under Fulbright Committee sponsorship, blamed the pace for the general “tired-out” look of U. S. women. Helen van der Viiest, of Arnhem, a family. She added: “Your system really doesn’t ‘DALLAS, Tex. (INS)—-A pair of || THE BOULEVARD COAT BY Renny Se Tg” | As Featured in Better Living Sizes 7-14 39 SOUTH TELEGRAPH Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday "Til 9 P. M. ull | cine and cosmetics in the dec-| seem to make for too much hap- ade, a woman in her vintage! piness.” < years who takes advantage of the| Her companion, Kees Weijers; best that’s offered to preserve her| from Rotterdam, said he found health and looks, not only feeis per- | American housewives. wanting to fectly fit, but looks young and love-| ‘have homes, children, their ly. As for her spirits, the prop that | names on committees and a mil- makes her a more alive person to| lion other things.” He com- have around is her wise and con-| mented: ‘This is not good.” stant use of fragrance. a What type of fragrance? That's a: matter of individuality—not age. The personality of a woman doesn’t necessarily change as she grows older, Sr inauea at an eatin 5. Save So edie eee o Peséy's EXQUISITE FOOTWEAR STAPP’S ~ 1 .,.,Choice for Children... - JUVENILE BOOTERY —-28-E, Lawrence St » ] its. time for y Easter bonnets . « w Easter bunnies... + Easter Stride Rites | { vice? i} $ | eA We = Pak This way for bright ‘n shiny Stride Rites! The sheen thet tok = the shows thet efor ham the comer frm supprt and ging tooth they must have every day. Aad don'tforg, =f” ___ You ean be doy sere your Enster chicka wil be semerately " "HE PONTIAC PRESS, \ 7 Oe Vg the “blue” refers to a scheme, not a state of * the Jatest in nuptial For variation, the heavenly. shade was mixed with brown and green prints. : ‘The fashion commentator ex- Dixie's foremost style cen- + saac jaqua bridesmaid dress aba real ‘across the front with. fullness in} back. ~- One trousseau item left the girls | kled from decelletage to hem with glittering rhinestones. + Virginia and Oregon have no MAKE FRIENDS wool had gone to a great dea! of trouble to do a favor for Bill Smith, they happened to see each other at lunch! and Smith said: “Oh by the way, everything turned out fine on that deal I asked you to help That's being a little too casual about saying thanks. We should be in as-big a hurry to say “Thank you" as we are to ask a favor. 4 : i plained the colors were borrowed | sales or cigarette taxes. VA U7 SOUVENIRS SIZES 2!/, to 8 B'/p to 12 - 12!/y to 3 | Budget . | .Terms Available 5 ee ee — FREE PARKING IN THE REAR FLAGSTO & wi PLAID H.W. Smart Div. Ockland Avenue a7 MONEY SAVING PRices FE 4-4567 | te “J rth. NE ‘Lawrence Fleischman, Inc. || instead is just soap. Don't Risk Rusti of Furnace find in September that a lot of the heater is badly rusted. With a steam boiler just the boiler should be filled, but with a hot water system, fill everything —radiators, pipes — the works. Keeping the system filled with wa- ter will decrease the chances of il storage tanks should be filled to the brim during the summer months for if they are left partially filled, conderisation will occur on the metal and this produces water which drops to the bottom of the tank and rusts away the metal. soap Takes Out Majority of Stains > Some 95 per cent of all stains on | household linens or wearing ap-| parel-are removable with simple | soap and water washing! Some | women feel they have to keep a/| library on hand in order to learn how to remove ordinary household stains. Actually, what you need That remaining 5 per cent of of suds, and don’t worry till you have to. = / 0 N Tie 7 4 N TV JAI TIOIN L CS) 0 7 ' ‘ ™ is i. Nail Marks " — NSS THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954. = are prominent in the fashion pic- ture for spring — and, when the fleece is orlon, practical. When these deep-piled fleeces are made into coats with com- The luxurious pastel fleece coat takes on ,| practicality for spring when it’s made of orlon. These coats (above), both in the well- liked 30-inch length, can go over tailored, Pale, Fleecy Coats of Was Win Spring Fashion's Nod of Approval NEW YORK (NEA — Fashions I they almost pay for themselves in in creamy white and pastel fleece | economy of upkeep. clothes or eve ning dresses, can be washed pastel colors a And while they possess a tash- fenable bulk, they actually com- | bine light weight with warmth. There are far more fashions in pletely washable linings and trim, | orion this year thaQ there were Try It Here is an idea sent in by Den 4 of Cub Pack 404 of Milwaukee. These boys wanted a way to learn the “Law of the Pack” and they made this motto board so that they could have it in front of them at den meetings. — |, I feel sure that many of you have a slogan or a saying which you would like to have in your own Outline Motto Ih - Ye onan oD S - N Vein Bf d Cus MoO $081 Weep \ Te 1” Tex 5 9) rooms for a wall decoration, or perhaps you, too, belong to a club | which would find it handy to have a motto board. Mrs. Eunice Rahn, the den mothes, writes that the boys made their motte on a section of 6x8-inch board which was one- half-inch thick. They sanded the beard lightly, then miade the let- ters by tapping a nail into the wood. The number of -nail marks in each letter will depend -on the size of your letters. I would suggest that you first make the letters on Repeated by Popular Demand! : | KING COTTON @ COCOA BROWN @ @ BLUE. bd ® GREY e e HUNTER GREEN e = Special Purchase! Heavy quality cotton twisted loop. carpeting. Ideal for any - room in your home. ROSE BEIGE NATURAL RED. ¢ LIGHT GREEN | Regular $5.95 Sq. Yd. 25 Sq. Yd. Budget Terms-Available ” et H. H.Smart_Div. by machine or hand. Both are in the pale ~) Se s well as white. hable Orlon last. Designs. range from brief jackets to full-length coats, but emphasis is placed on the short coats, in lengths from 24 to 30 inches. And for the hard-to-fit, there are tall sizes, half sizes and petite One short coat is cut with tap- ered, push-up sleeves and a great cape collar. Others feature unusual yoke treatments and pinch pleat- ing. The full-length coat is shown in straight versions, sometimes with battens extending from collar nearly te hem. For ensembles, the short coat 1 Company ieee Tell Guests - || That Food ls Salt-Free Provide Shakers So May While I was away I sent ple- ture postcards to everyone at the office. ; _ Many of the men with whom I work are married but I did not include. their wives’ names on the ecards, which I sent to the men alone. One of the men told me that his wife resented my addressing the card to him alone. Was I wrong about this or is she just acting the ‘jealous wife?” —~ Answer: If the postcards were sent to the office and were all scenes of your travel, and your messages impersonal, his wife was fiot only unjust, but also ignorant of commonplace courtesy. Dear Mrs. Post: Mother and I live alone and ordinarily she he, or may lie, be | carve? Answer: If he is not accustomed to carving. it is unlikely that he asked to is shown over long sleeved blouses and straight or narrowly pleated skirts. Or, a brief jacket of fleece is worn with a skirt that has a high- rising waistline. The blouse. is a crisp washable taffeta, the same fabric that's used to line the jacket. : } | PETUNIA! Dieting Is tough, doggonit How Id love Some butter onit/ | If you MUST use butter, Petunia, make it softened, not hard. Softened butter will mind watching your mother icarve. If he is a noted expert, | you would naturally ask him if he | would prefer to do the carving. Cotton Suits, Coats |Gain in Popularity Silks and cottons come through {this spring as the very essence of | this necessaty span-season factor. | The cotton suit should achieve |new popularity in 194 and this year, the cotton coat is added. stronger, actually a key to 1954 fashions. In the same way woolens are lightweight. to mention lightweight worsteds. wear- as soon as the winter coat comes off, right up to sizzling mid- summer, and on again in late Aug- _| ust up to the arrival of below- 60-degree weather. Slice Off Buttons When you have to remove a but- Oakland Ave. FE 4-4567 ” Lawrence Fleischman, Inc. the wood in pencil, then use a/| goes farther and you useless | |'0m from fabric, you can do it sharply pointed nail to make: nice, —thereby getting fewer without injuring the material by clear poifts in the wood. calories. 8g | Sipping a comb under the button The board was sanded again, $1500 peace and snipping the thread with a and they used a brown pencil razor blade. dipped in water to print over the ACROSS words to make them stand out] 1 —— ase f Epp me even more. It was then, given two = coats of shellac. peng | A hanger can be put on the | 12 Direction ; back, and cub colors were also | }} So™28t*.f hung. Make one for your room or| ,, see4. club. as Paid notices — 18 Canaet with h . 26 Pilots ' 22 Negative vote | 23 Eternity = ener a7 Exist 28 Roman bronze _ 31 False god 33 Bridle pert” Writ! basmatanel tm nt _ Fs caseslys (ab.) 37 Utter Black as the of en 3 Tess tenes eomb. form). + oe. : | $3 Cudgel 6 Conclusion 26 Diminutive of 40 Small pastries 34 Novel 7 Dinner course Anthony -- 41 Wut —— 55 Vein of ore (pl) Poker stake 42 Sailors 56 Steamers & —— @s grass 28 Touch (slang) {ab.) 9 Rant “Emerald 43 py 57 Number 10 Maple genus. Isle” “1 58 Views 11 Japanese ~ 30 Suffix 46 Century plant 5 monetary 32 Mishap 41 Surrender 1 Finest _, Units- 36 ir 48 Golf mounds 2 Miss Turner 19 Auricle 38 Geot! alder ie 3 Employer 21 Pedal digit tree _| ommend &— Say Folks! Py ra ee = _ During the next two weeks both of our stores will be . OPEN TO | 2 4 Rigo vere 9 P. M. _ | J 8 , | THURSDAY, = % ae oka, ates ail = ====“BRIDAY ‘ani tarsi gee Beside’ Huron [-. etide Horo SATURDAY he —FAMILY- SHOE-STORE 928 W. Huron St. CHILDREN’S. FASHION _ Z 936 W. Hyron §t.. = mj jit * ee ee ee = os aides . es ? i : $ f . * ; if), > ae . y \ ‘ ie / y Silk coats and suits are even . These are easily visualized for - oye : of the Oakland County: "Tubereu- | losis. Association. he event will take place at the “Fr Pe - | atorium at 6:30 on Apeil.20, and is ae ee NNEY © be ° Pittsburgh Oficial Py “Those wonderful GAYMODE' finest. They'ze sheer enough for the dress | | | is 1 i ij nylons made to Penney’s exacting specifics- flattering shades, slways. Choose from four i that's iis - By Walt Seott “tt bs ueller, every day in the alone. And getting terrible.” The i i i yee : “but it's mighty~ hard- work, all ": 4 eee Pra. 25 i A i dtu i 1} a8 Palos eet aa “It's bigger Tm stp any AH | $232 4597 2 778 MUL iy ala i Hie HE ily a} tz [it i sine HU ih a cropnre tis * af ( ‘ll At Eastertime or Anytime, all the kids adore that crazy | BUGS BUNNY - GRINNELL'S, 27 S. Saginaw =|] CONN’S CLOTHES, NEXT TO WALGREEN’S * | TOPCOATS ce USE OUR Lined Men’s Values to $55- © Gabardines ip-in © Imported Tweeds © Flannels eZ $9950 LAYAWAY PLAN - @and $29.95 r $42.50 VALUES! m\ i A @Sharkskins -@Gabardines See Pontiac’s Greatest Clothing Values!” ae @Worsteds @All Wools . CLOTHES ii Seer eterna ty ~ oF 4 . » a LONGS STOUTS, PORTLY solo MEN’S_ FINE DRESS _ CONN’ NTS_ | SIZES TO FIT ALLY. PA SHORTS, REG., 100% NYLON SHIRTS 2 for $5.00 WHITE SHIRTS $1.98 By STARR WEST JONES With big, tone hi mace Ar- Poor Immigrant Farmer Has Belief in God, Prays, Works fier, Gets Ahead ~ r q 4, x 2» ; f * r ™ - tes qt a ij it Saatest etoa HD ERRERGRED? E § teat ee + HW ia! at ae iy x sili ult | Il Hitt bedi Ht Ha aS Pat 55837 : lth tl Tih Hei ist ele fieil py i Te ca piagat?ee if ae Hil i ee ut sg2febs uit i ihe lidaelly Ee = sy‘ = a , ee oy 4 sf » a : * f Z ‘ * - } \ ses + t : 1 : é Rem acareniae: aid sd - $ : ; 4 me, ‘ 4, de | he : Set Rat i. AES ee ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 E oOFLUEGER Te LS aan INCLUDED! | “aie HEDDON Lhe frase visti GUIDE a z i ee GOLD CASTER” ‘GLASS ROD —/ she ee at * Ty ee ae eA See , Mt a, | ay l# a . ~ { o : : i am is 3 | ‘ | eae i oe 2) WN t 4 } ~ - i he } i Bai ie inet } £ , s _PunSylo Caperote ~~ [oped oyster dish is an exceptional ™ |Ditterent, Thrifty si B8Ses VERE ne ath re pet] ean luli Large Fresh + Gel ai 0 wel com | Aad i Hii | latent wend? owte + 4 @ 1 k \, ae oo oN Bie aS ee aa ae ¢ a oil i & ii il 0° Lb, ering me EGGS... ... 5 to 15 Lb. Avg ALL POULTRY DRESSED FREE OF CHARGE 5-Lb. Box Lerge Lede Lb. = T 8 Fresh Leke Perch 306 I ~e Bass 29¢ wu. | “« FRESH CATFISH - SNAPPER -- BUFFALO - LOBSTER TAILS 2 9. 8 . ieee s & So = . 2| Rs Ss & Ce | apis 12 & = & : = ie “ 7 Pro. ros << S other instant coffee =| +> Salads ineaple ae te on ssom. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 y f 4 eee ey semen i i ie 3 é 3 fs a 3) iu ‘ete Ae te nk nt on ive t 1 cup lukewarm nillk 0 cena cont % cup lukewarm water a bd Ete dil vidi iat heal fslli pagtte » a*! Bffit = FH: rap dsi-o fy gui, ill intial Mh re vi i i ts8 chiffon salad squares for the fes are easy to serve and budget wise. bright touch they will lend te your Se =. ee Hp wie ¥E He eth fo in warmer, oe guests to help, cup on oe 3 ep on scrambling the . all you will Russian (Easter package HE: ve 2 ee if ideal partner for the Easter Ham. tulips sre planted on tasty Jemon TULIPS—These Cranberry Tulip diapered gervirg moneyed | \ The Easter season is such « good _ place in a tail Tes dt tu aha Bs it i F [ fayt HE i ii faye? abel Easter os Ideal Time stiff. Slow- constantly. i i 274 rele ad We til * ; pec mat ie a Hil ste i ry ee ce ih Tug lt ae Heed Hi ter Meats for LESS ner | é 78 North Saginow St. | roe a SPECIALIZING OUR JUNEDALE BRAND Open Friday ‘til 9 P.M. oe ne ngs : Se ee of 100% p instant! That's then any f per . 2 escape Sati h as the best ground coffee ric Ld ae Flavor 43 )... |PICNICS.. | SHOP ELSEWHERE! Compare! SHOP HERE AND SAVE! c 29. SAUSAGE 29%. Grade | ur Big Reasons MS Fo 1—SELECTED 2—C oe a“ They’re Better! ROAST Rib. or Leia Cat VEAL CHOPS Junedale Brand = Tender, Blade Cut Mesty Leg: }VEAL ROAST vy ~ _15i.| eo = em ; Bin ;. e = a Sy a Sass sepals . = . we area eons Soe aree 2a EE €y ae « ‘ : : £ es ag ‘ eee z ae é * F Pr . Pas i eS Be ae Seen d tig Baton Ae Se oe Pas ee = fo ee : et _ die 3 Sa y be £ 2 ; = : = ae " " - gd ee vo é . é a 2 # : 5 “ . 2M. QUALITY | OMPLETELY SHANKLESS 3——BETTER TRIMMED | 4—F ULLY SMOKED—READY TO EAT | ‘Fresh, -Lean ‘GROUND eos * s * 7 1 Whole Hams 63° | Fi = & | aoa” ee a: Sea ae ees. ae = te Fl 4 +. * ee Ra eS 7 * Las F463 b Ri st * ad | ee ek: es ; ‘ : 1 : ee © oe i 2 lh, ease | ee aca Ve eB, ade REN Saas oF Bay “ ee = at HN ys Noe ge see i i Has = : . : ee ess gems fon pt ve Se ee ae ea w rey a : : eee A ee ee Pa ee = te \ x ‘ : 265 / : Fe ee es : t oe : s : oe ‘ i . =, x : 4 8 1 : ¢ \ f omen ot ane cea ml “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1054. ee are tend That papier Brunch ia | ~} | with the name. Seems that special | with pecans for added interest. Add mixture é with It w -eredients, blending with 9 | given to bread, and many countries jarve Bion D coune, geest YOU Spoon to’ form “a smooth batter: developed their own Easter breads. grapefruit, orange, or pert | Tum Koulich, for instance, was fa-| blend of the two juices. bake i mous in»ancient Russia; a bread) The favorite bacon and eggs|™énutes or until cake so delicate that housewives put pil-| brought to the table piping hot in | Sted in center of loaf lows round it while the dough wasione of those attractive range-to- | lea”. . s- _|table skillets, will set off your| Allow to remain in pan ed the | table smartly this Easter day. | Utes before inverting on - really a plain Orange Pecan Bread : she need only dip lightheartedly GOLDEN SHRIMP LOAF—Unusual looking and unusual tasting | coffee “cake with a colored egg | 2% cups sifted all-purpos¢ flour R indi nid wong larder for the simplest of is this Golden Shrimp Loaf. It’s a delightful change from the cheese,| nestling in the center. H tencbonns ‘Sauthg “aad code, ren wah mpiavas ztisrad . Lost *DAShetti, egg substitute-for-meat routine during Lent. Use frozen,| Here in this country we serve Jip 2h - most apt to become ll Golden Shrimp breaded, ready-to-cook shrimp for this dish. = what suits our fancy, just so long’ fot'waer Ne MP delinquents than normal children. 1 large leaf firm textured unaiiced 7 ' "eae melted butt . .4 "ei ta “thrimp margarine . on 1 10-ounce can ee clams, aamed % cup dry Vermouth or ciam liquid Trim crusts from bread loaf, keeping rounded shape on top. Cut crosswise into 6 slices to within % inch of bottom of loaf. Cut through Pour over toasted loaf. Surround with shrimp. Makes 46 servings. Hams, Turkeys Tops for Easter Prices Will Be Slightly Lower; Lamb, Sirloin to Stay High By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Juicy smoked hams and succu- | . lent turkeys are the feature at- tractions in most of the nation’s food stores this Easter weekend. | And in general hams will be Serve the finest Easter Meal you've ever put before the family and do it cme gee WITHOUT throwing the budget.for a loss by getting these wonderful buys at™ ‘Ae Famous Hamilton Grade ‘A NICK'S! Every iter will save you money and there are many more in § LARGE WHITE sesso! ~ Seal Test VELVET BRAND Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate ICE CREAM than last weekend. to be reasonably priced. Prime oy ars Pe REMUS FRESH CREAMERY fn There'll be scattered other spe- ! cials—chuek roast, frying chickens, fresh cod and haddock fillets and codfish and halibut steaks. Frying chickens show no definite price meet. Price rises of two to 08 | | much as six cents a dozen are J \ planned by stores in various sec- | tions of the country. Butter will be : the same in most places. | Css, ieee. eee, rae ri toes and cabbage remain qn the | list of extra-special vegetable buys. Rated as good buys | <= new . SMOKED PICNIC Pork Shoulder 43%-lb. Tin. Defiance, Balanced Diet Some stores will feature pine-|fy Canned apples to go with baked ham. . Grapefruit continues in fruits, the D Sheinp- Pecan Filling | New in Sandwiches JP Wilson's Crisprite saniicr ting. wy tus ove’ [ft SLICED BACON Sandwiches : és purnigostis — eect cooked shrimp (about 12 1 Lb. Cc ello... Pkg. hordns| Ed Famous. Old Fashion Style Chop shrimp coarsely; dice pimiento and add with pecans and mayonnaise. Mix in salt and pep- per to taste. Use as filling for sandwiches. Defiance ied Salmon... 68° New Yolow | ‘ish Potatoes. : 9m: ” 25° cet te (tb. Carton : = |. “Apple. Sauce .”. 22° 39°. esa Golden Com. - be Defiance Hand Pack VE TALSLTURME'| FRESH SPRING LAMB,- K lH atal- TENDER YOUNG lava 2 U. S. Graded @©) “BEEF ROLLED RUMP ROAST Wilson's, Kingan, Best Maid. @ Rath’s and Armour’s -., # Selected Choice Sugar- Cured SS Sect Gane Juice inet 7 = FF = : Ae ii i : / fe) J . e . ie ia yoga inna 4 | ‘ CE co P “COLUMBIA CITY, IND SSS bd wy ¥ . s ¥ : : * : a ¢ : a ol? : . 4 + 3, + mo, fh. ; P| . : a t ce 2 , . ¥- y 4 . *; + y tae ‘ rs i o ; ‘ « (¢ $ = = ge a ‘ 3 ~ * Pay fe if } x f : Ee ( ‘ : : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1054 ass | sande elt q fearon topes, ‘For Better Salmon Loaf [setting to 1. Ue about one \Shrimp Marinara ee ee ical tt eae FOr Bette as nn in Aromatic Italian Sauce ree ice see ie co of ion It you sometimes like to “eat! just before it has finished cook- | skillet, Add ¢elery and cook over Ralian” when you're restaurant-| ing. | low heat until tender. “Add ‘salt, but delicious Italian-style shrimp (an interesting assortment of col | oregano, gar, aaa nom dish and enjoy it at home. | ors--from apnoea to coral— | An ane toma 7 Its sauce is unthickened — just | it all turns pink the moment it ow to gently over the true flavor of lightly-seasoned | starts to cook, | heat, stirring often,,unti) slightly temnategs comes through. The|. . Swe » ante” with tie sic thick — 30 to 45 minutes, Add - Cover—skiietand cook 3 | most often. in Italian cooking. — yells and a. green salad, _... to 5_ minutes—depending on size of ot — a petal | Caramel custard rounds out this shrimp, gare. ‘Italian-style menu deliciously. A Serve over cpoked:rice it desired. | demitasse of black coffee served Makes 4 servings, aan ane garlic ig a small, heavy, footed glass. you may add a minced | accmpanied by a twist of lemon _ Core or crushed clove of gariic if you | peel and sugar, is a perfect last Way to Pears preter, ' touch. | Want to do a neat job of remov- | This Shrimp Marinara is a fine | Shrimp Marinara | ing the core from fresh pear halves last-minute recipe. You can shell, 3 — shrimp, ‘trosh or trosen) | when you are using them for salad regen and hay qm the shrimp | Se ou Baste greet aelere ic dessert? Use a hailf- ieee the morning. At suppertime you | 3 measuring spoon or a melon-bal can quickly put the sauce ccoeieet | % —a ~~ Teutter. Then with a sharp paring then add the raw shelled seafood |. i} (coibssn J — | knife, cut away the stem structure ee — April Shower VALUES AT Bros., 706 W. Huron Smoked, Read-te-Eat Easter i t} tive pattern-is made by topping the dish to the popular combination of Welsh Rabbit sad with thin cheese slices just before pretite. | beer by broiling the rabbit before serving. The, Serve Your Welsh. Rabbit ( Com Flake Waffles With Flair and Show-Oft Flavorful, Crunchy A Welsh Rabbit lends itself to, melt, stir in ale or beer. Cook Waffles are perennially popular show-off cooking. If you're the anti] smooth and hot, stirring con- *% # breakfast feature. But, they ee Lt) é " ee oo can be Used in an emergency for —sproud-pessessor of a chafing dish. | stantly. Mix in seasonings | Juncheons or dinner, as well, For you can bring the ingredients to} Pour into shallow heatproof | instance. these corn flake waifles! the living room and cook the rabbit casserole. If ‘desired, top with served with spiced fruit and sau- with ceremony before the eyes of several thin slices of additional 88¢ Patties make a substantial guests.: , ’ cheese, Broil only until top is rs Rescagidgr ely ey Just os But, if you don't own a chafing bubbly and lightly browned. Corn Flake Waffles dish and want to serve the tangy} Accompany with hot. buttered; 3 cups com flakes cheese in an equally impressive | toast, and a green salad. Makes| 1's cups sifted four manner, consider a Grilled Welsh | + aeeeee Saune poweee bbit 2 tablespoons sugar Ra 2 eggs, seperated - For this, the cheese and beer Mca oben butter or margarine wr umed's scorers =: Dutch Salad Dressing) Sox. “Socr 2 a ee ea eee eres | | crumbs. Sift together flour, baking | pou a Ww casse W | § | powder, salt and sugar; combine | and broiled only until the top is e come urprise with corn flakes crurfbs. htly browned. ( | i | ‘Try this different concotion when’. Beat eg yolks well; combine | For easy, help-yourself service, | with milk, Add sifted dry ingre- get the casserole on a large platter you need a new idea to “dress up’ | dients and mix well. Stir in cooled | and surround it with toast tri. that green salad. It is a sort of| melted butter. Beat egg whites | | ee Open Sunday All Day! Closed Friday 12 Noon to3 P.M. angies. A gree: salad is an essen- glorified French dressing. | until stiff but not dry; fold into | ‘say | le t Y n t ers tial accompaniment. Pennsylvania Dutch Salad batter. ‘Grade ‘A , Maple River Farms, Strictly Fresh Special y Se Cc ed ou g 1 e Dressi Bake in preheated waffle iron padenart Welsh Rabbit ' ressing til bro : tab 2 hard-cooked eggi, finely chopped un wn crisp. . ie pound ane ay caeader or sharp prec- ‘tablespoons —_ a ion : rs ‘ eased cheese, grated or cut in smal! 3 . tahicapeune vinegar ‘Your Flovor S ret! | bon aloo Werseaser rshire sauce 2 (enepoen ——_ | . | iy teaspoon dry mustard | i tablespoon finely chepped parsiey For a wonderfully flavored steak | ~ on —— 2 tablespoons finely chepped celery | — whether you broil it in the oven ‘a teaspoon cayenne Combine all ingredients, . stir or over the barbecue grill, season In top of double boiler over hot well. Serve well chilled over crisp it with freshly ground black pep- ret boiling) water, melt butter. lettuce hearts or other greens. per. Everyone will want to know 7 Add cheese and as it begins to! Makes about 1 cup. ‘your flavor secret. , Ml “Wonder nyoursink! : , Here’s an ‘A -Purpose Won for everything in your’ i in carton dozen fe Washes greasy POT and ANS easy ac glaccag |! ~ Juicy Tender Sirloin _SEE WHAT 5° WILL BUY! - We an ace GRAPEFRUIT Each _ GREEN PEPPERS Each Fresh GREASE TEST PROVES IT/ =} | 7 Immediately afer wing No detergent powders—nothing we GREEN cages and bot water. know of—cuts grease asfastasnew oe Or If food is bedly burned “ — . . 2» CABBAGE . oe em . Cums pewccuning sets, |” “all-purpose” liquid Glim! Thot's ! eS ce why everything in your sink comes easy as washing glasses! ‘out “glimmering” clean...and you actually save up to 100 hours of dishwashing drudgery a year! BONELESS “= ROLL RIB ROAST. c lb. “Amazing new, “all-purpose” Glim takes care of everything in your sink. Cuts ~ grease faster! Does away with scouring, unless food is badly burned on! Pots and pans gleam with a swish of the cloth! Dishes glimmer and glisten—get so ___sparkling clean they wash themselves dry, without wiping. Savetime, save work, save your. hands. Get wonderful ew, “all-purpose” Glim, today! Fine for sare» Stews Short Ribs Ground Continuou BEEF Birds-Eye. Birds-Eye Frozen .. — PIE | SWEET ree | c | ry Oz. = Pkg. 3 >|. * “bottle washes as ‘of powder . —nyet-ceets virtually “SE the same os smaller PORES eter Denide ak MADE BY THE MAKERS OF FamMOus bas-O THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘APRIL. 15, 1954 Broil Ham; Peaches | Lunch Counter a FRIDAY'S SPECIAL! Fried Fresh White Fish & Cc with Tartar Sauce. ... ‘Homade Meat Loaf with Braised Mushroom Sauce . CHEF‘S SPECIAL DAILY W e Do Catering—Call FE 2-6242! Bakery Department Hot Homede Bread ..................: 7. 2/35e Crispy Herd Rolls .................... Doz. 35¢ Easter Decorated Cup Cokes .............. 6/36c Bester Chix 0... hee eee ea. 12c Easter Decorated Egg Pastries ...........: ea. 15¢ Wedding — Birthday — Party Cakes to Order Freit Punch Made to Order. Bowls and Cups fer Rental HOMADE oop suor | 144-146 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 59 for Easter Dinner PINEAPPLE SUNDAE CAKE—This dnghs cake is niaide in a jiffy. The interesting ¢ross-cutting of the top allows the luscious fruit topping to penetrate the cake just enough to permit delicious tebisepeem fomen juice distribution of flavor. It’s @ new idea in cake topping, a welcome ated change from the regular frostings. in Slashed’ Refreshing as spring, this easy- to-make .cake is topped with a juice and grated orange rind. The. unusual feature of this cake is the cross cutting at the top which allows the juicy topping to penetrate the cake just enough to permit the delicious distribution | of fruity flavor. s cups sifted cake flour cup sugar 2 teaspoons powder hy os le el Aame grated lemon : Sift first 4 ingredients into mix- pour syrup from canned pineapple | with brown sugar. Bake at 325 for over and around meat; sprinkle | 1's hours. —+ing bow! . so | . Add lemon rind and pineapple juice and beat 150 strokes (1% min, x . Frosting Dribbles Doi oo time aha daddy , Add | cag and beat 150 strokes (same as! before). . . co inch: round layer: pan % inch deap vaila in moderately hot oven at 375 for 25-35 minutes. Let cake cool in pan 10 minutes, then remove to wire rack, right side up. With sharp knife, ; Ree eee 2 3 make 3 more cuts across, £ Pineapple Sundae Cake laiviang cake into 8 wedges . a | Put pineapple, lemon juice, orange double acting baking | iTind, and sugar in saucepan and i bring to boil. Speen, tet See cece : | over Cake and let cool . ablespoon canned | in wedges. | ge" . Bake in greased 8/4, eut across ee Te te a new idea in milk packaging A paper carton designed to protect the purity and goodness of your milk from the dairy to your table. Plastic-coated — in- m side and out—hermeti- cally sealed to keep milk country fresh. We steril- -ize each carton when we . fill-it at our dairy, you use each carton once . . . then throw it-away! Rectangu- lar shaped for-ezsy-han- dling and - storage, these sturdy cartons are abso- hutely leakproof. Next time you buy milk—look for the new plastic-coated _ carton that offers these features: EASY TO USE SEALKING CARTONS MEAN: , , TO OPEN r) Your milk is sealed in. So push the corner rim to breok the seal LY end lift the foil tabs te open: NOT WAXED— - : —___ PLASTIC-COATED EASY CORN POUR | acetal te | ee ? joi eae” Cd * WAKPROOF, ‘700 ~ Maple Leaf Dairy Co. 20 E. 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THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 15, 1954 74 vet area. a 7 What Could Taste Better President Must Pay: =u sort °"" "tr, tt cantante ew tmnt ‘ - not less than five and not more | untit the next day — and the Than Slow-Roasted Lamb at Coffee Sessions [2s 22 wnsc.cu7sien, cnt] tan ome ante aombers must | ede. ™ One of the favorite roasts for | cooked slowly. The drippings have/ WASHINGTON, Iowa — dag | an Oe Satie Os te : and it over 1,000 members — 7 * Cook potatoes as soon as possible § the Easter dinner table is a leg not charréd, and’ the clear drip-| stranger who be to 5 é new president. of lamb. When purchasing this cut | pings resulting are excellent f0r | meeting of the Washington Coffee | tory, maucted in, precisely the After he has been duly elected, | after they're: peeled. The longer of meat ask your meat retailer to. leave the fell, the paper-like covering, on the leg. Left intact, the leg holds its shape better dur- | at 300. Then place lamb with skin ing roasting. | Side down on a rack ip your open For easy carving the roast should | roasting pan. babs nel A roast wonst thermometer is eer toes to air Here's the precedume fer recat: ( meer 2 int eat ee the victim is informed of his sole| potatoes are exposed the + é ing the leg of lamb. Set your oven | ™édiately elected president, his’ The’ club's objectives are sim-' presidential duty, He has to pick ' more vitamin C they lose. > x 4 this in mind. Beast lamb will be more = juicy and flavorful if i is al- | = Water is net added to the roast- EASTER'S LAMB ROAST—Ready for the Easter dinner table is lowed te cook slowly. | ing pan, and it is left uncovered. |_ : aes Mad f this slow-roasted leg of lamb. It's garnished with spiced fruit and 4 news to any homemaker is_ Cooked the slow oven way, the| \ 108 ag 7 mint leaves. This stately roast lends itself to gracious serving and | 6. that roa ne are! meat does not need further atten- | > Oy tion. You can easily estimate roast- |. ing time by allowing 30 to 3 min- | ~ : = ; [utes per pound of leg of lamb. OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MARKET ..22.: x. | Shrimp Cooked RETAIL. DEPT. STORE HOURS: WHOLESALE DEPT.: . Mos.—Tecs.—Thurs. 8 A. M. te 5 P.M. | Phone FE 2-9114—Free Delivery | ° ( . . Wed. 8 A. M-12 Noon, Fri, Set. 7 A. M6 P.M 7 A. M. til 4 P. M. Daily in hafing Dish 7 _ BEEF anad PORK SOLD A AT WHOLESALE PRICES Home we Nl ts eee ene dishes are made for glamor cook. ing, not just for glamor looking. more easily cleaned when meat is ee carving. Its flavor makes it ideal with spring’s fruits and vegetables, LEAN, SLICED™ HAM . . PURE Perbape, we odd say “glamor BACON! SALE LARD ee on : in your The final flourish of bringing | c | Burr c Wins nate cm on tre table c on hb. PART lb ra of your guests. ; | ° am Neapolitan Shrimp 1 pound shrimp. —— or frosen ei 5 1 ae —_— gen oe apa - 7 HOT SHANK c FRESH STOCK ee yg ee ANY . tor a stoi Make mp pind WHOLE SMALL W LBS. ‘cutting deeply not all the way | : , : aw ve e F Droetnrimp on paper toweling, | Not @ powder! Not a grind! But GAGRIFIED VIEW shows how ME IMSTANT you add hot : 3 9: rey 3 oc rn tat sts wt ae. | millions of tiny “FLAVOR BUDS” = ; backs down, Fry shrimp about f 1 utterly different “Flavor water, miracle “Flavor 1 5S minutes, turning to sides to o real coffee to burs Buds” are from-eld-style Buds” burst—releasing a LARGE ; }: . a rea t - powders and grinds. This flood of delitious, roaster- - SMALL SMOKED finish cooking. ~ amazing discovery from fresh Maxwell House never again go beck to | maining ingredients to pan. Mix inetant coffee! old ways! S : C | Remove shrimp and place on America's leading coffee flavor. One sip of this nch, ; - mpe ie already the and u EGGS SPARE RIBS tra. cone on ans instantly into that famous | sompnay i aed the staying con and vos , Zz. ~ DO | thoroughly, breaking up tomatoes. LB. | Cook slowly at least 15 minutes. G00D-TO-THE-LAST-DROP flavor! 4 Cc Pour sauce around shrimp in Seves money, feo! The large economy-sise jar saves up to 754, nen awe pean ot oan enfant | chafing dish. Serve with slices of ‘fried french bread. Makes 3 to 4 |: servings. A Product of Guneral Pasdh LEWIS BROS. FARM MKT. MEAT and GROCERY DEPARTMENT 10 to 12-Lb. Average All Round, Sirloin, Porterhouse, ete. 0: S EAKS as 6 n COFFEE ~ All Beef ll $ LBS om =| GROUND BEEF. > 12° Robin Hood Le. $12 | a : Hood 25" CIGARETTES BANANAS nome r0uR DEFIANCE “artes a | 89 | ” 10° COFFEE | sities == 2¢:/emmes PURE MAPLE POTATOES 50 Lbs, $1 syaup = OO | PAGE'S ¥2-CAL, 69: : IGE GREAM wit SISCOK are Graham. Rich... Honeu Cweet | Whata happy combination of wholesomeness and flavor your ; P children get in NABISCO SUGAR HONEY GRAHAMs! Pure country honey ~ nourishing graham flour — just-right crispness! And because they are NaBIsco SUGAR HONEY GRAHAMS you know you can depend on their naturat deliciousness { a... ; Bee p IN-ER-SEAL WAX PACKS | Ems NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY | +, KEEP THEM BAKERY neevitadl ee | = ‘ae © eas Pe a i ‘Semen | Ee SS er ee Sioa Opie ge Se Ss = = Pi weet z — * i ; “ eo = 2 Nee eg the he ane pm bi z ka ace ee = # oe ol ee ee — Ea lle 2s as ee noe weet Te es tno " i 4 “Ld : T oy ; —_ as I os a = A ; = _ 2 ' o = 2 oe E Pee : oF — ig i ee A i i . geile Joe SS — si oe Beep © rd A . - ae = 3 a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. APRIL 15, 1056 _ teks oo ; ; j : A ; ' —S 4 j . | ie - 3 : a. ; soe es onthe nperect enna hg - —— = = B Waffles Take On|/Hot Cross Buns Custom Goes Back'to Pagan World 7 = sae. 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They | These were more highly| It a \s cup white Ww ae Sperry ater y Forget A od msiced. than sronant day . dtes,| voip “net teead keot eee iin ib Chip Waffles, they're dressed for of the coered kept. without teaspoon salt... in sign on the crust. |smaller, crisper, with a brown | molding, much because 2 egg whites (at room tempereture) _ual refreshments. English trom an Anglo-Saxon god. | 2, fulliar crocs. :. By Ky —-— adta | ART Crisp, brown and tender, these|dess, Eastre, who ri 6 ae eae [+ Mix sugar, corn syrup, hot water oe chocolate pieces all through the golden batter. Sand- &© ™ade luscious with a surprise Hon oyflow ion Apel be! Saxons | the street vendors outside, loudly | cient and seit in saucepan, stirring to wiched with ice cream and topped with your favorite chocolate sauce, sprinkling of semi-sweet chocolate ingtime, the te | marked | reciting in monotonous sing-song | book on H : ‘ these waffles are ready for dinner dessert or snacks. _ chips throughout the golden batter. | FREE" Ts. y ate buns marked | voices a,cry which has since be-| says, “Little do we in Christian er . + One quarter of the warm waf- Two buns marked with crosse come & nursery Jingle: England and America realize that ; ‘I tablespoons. soft butter o¢ mar-| 9? ' topped with a silico of Sees ten fecned athe Gucavadia Tae el seman tens when we enjoy Hot Cross buns ry ineapp e aze gucias. AAl siawectiie, a aust b brick ice cream; = omen at —— snowing that "the | Sie-e-panay buss * eet act osued os ' quarter placed on Romans 0! t knew and b are r-distant on An el Food Cak amounts, 3 cupe ejfted eonfection- And, as a climax, the combina- All het buns! o- Gas tele lack ant Gad 0 ake tion’ is topped with generous Later generations distributed | other generations have for three Here's a different icing for — Food Cake you'll enjoy me oe your guests. This Pineapple Glaze | ing. Another nice thought: they take can also be used with spectacular} Pour it on top of cool cake, and only a little while to prepare, but effect on a chiffon or sponge cake. | ter it run down the sides. Mal imagine the eager anticipation of Pineapple Giase for Angel Cake | enough for a 10-inch angel food or |‘ waiting waffle caters when Beat 2 egg yolks. Stir in 2) chiffon or sponge cake. they whiff the fragrance as these ~ beauties are browning! Here's the recipe: ~ Chocolate Chip Waffles 2 cups sifted flour . 2% seospeees double-acting baking powder A % teaspoon salt : yf f ceases Yad F- , PIO DY Se NS ares ot —- ae Sift flour cog Fogger add H’S Candied baking powder, salt, and sugar, and sift again. Combine eggs and SAVINGS AT LOTAN'S! [)se‘sis oo. < EASTER hortening, then mix only until | Pour batter into hot waffle iron and sprinkle about 2 table- . Package. of Six spoons . with your favorite chocolate sauce. Makes about five 7-inch waffles. 19° FRYERS uw, AD | SSE ROASTERS = SB qi S= = Economy Cuts of Beef Require Slow Cooking It’s no hardship to the American family to be served beef often these | | ONE T days. Beef is such a family favor- ; SORRY! LIMIT ite and is available in such a wide variety of cuts that today's plenti- ALL POPULAR BRANDS [ful beet supplies are a joy to READY-TO-EAT. the homemaker. Gal such oe meuen poor at as rib roasts ar seca) HAMS *x 2% per cent of a side of beef, while approximately 75 per cent consists of the less-demanded, thriftier cuts. These cuts—pot roasts, beef for stew meat and grinding, brisket, | short ribs, etc.—not only are eco | nomical, but also are just as nutri- | tious as the fancier cuts. When © CUSTOMER! ADLER’S SUPER SPEOIAL FOR THE LADIES | ‘NYLON HOSE St Gouge 15 Denier Preparation cuts (the less tender cuts) requires a. certain amount of cooking know- how, All beef cuts, with the excep- tion of broiling steaks and rib roasts, require long, slow cooking in liquid to become completely tender. . : = Some of the cuts should be braised (cooked in a small amount of liquid in a covered utensil) and others simmered in water until tender. | Cabbage and’ Peas Has | Garden-Fresh Flavor Even if you're not a cabbage | fan you'll enjoy the garden fresh flavor of this. combination. 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INSPECTED—GRADED CHOICE SEEF ‘ROUND or ; ) y_ SIRLOIN STEAK ARMOUR STAR—CANNED PICNICS | ALL MEAT AND READY TO EAT | LARGE § 4¥2 LB. 3 69 CAN e I] NIBBLETS WHOLE KERNEL js} FRYERS 1 LB. 6 OZ. na ae — a THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, APRIL. 15, 10954 _. } With Tuna Fish is 8h) i i gf gE € fe Hit fz iF i % i 5g } B. | tt nomical main dish with all the TUNA-CAULIFLOWER, CASSEROLE—Thrifty and delicious, Petite appeal you could ask for. i _- % cup chery _mapenneics ie oreestershire this Tund-Cauliflower Casserole is a perfect Lenten main dish. fr tepound can Salmon ey Frozen cauliflower, grated tuna fish and a rich cheese sauce are a ie ee : 3 Sane tookes ‘rine heavenly combination you can prepare quickly and easily. one (oan mecmeine Combine soup, mayonnaise, Wor- : + ¢ tabteapeens s Deer cestershire sauce and liquid and 7 Dash of pepper _ @il drained from salmon. Stir until| Pretty and Delicious Seapets rican cheese smooth, Adi salmon, broken into] prety and deicion dewert: | LOSIEL IOS | Seite att. Sa yarsey snd batter Heb |S ageue ood marve’ with Sp ee through hot rice, and serve salmon | baked apples and ld taining % tach telling enlted water. mixture over it. Four to six serv-| whipped ‘cream or covered, until just tender (about 6 ings. — minutes). Drain. Melt margarine . Wouldn't you like to fill miniature | in sauce pan, stir in flour, salt, and baskets with these engaging cook- | Pepper and blend. FLANIGAN BROS. oe PACKING HOUSE MARKET 2600 M-15 ~- 6 Miles North of Clarkston MIKE From the Farm—You Know It's Fresh Dressed Meat! E a. = Cauliflower | beans in the youngsters’ baskets| Cever with remaining sauce. this. Easter morn.’ Or serve the.a| Mix bread crumbs and melted Pui Sati Frew. Pca son“ lcaamace st ese: Ff voxsrusicats 8 Vegetables To make cookie dough that | “eS. Makes 5 to 6 servings. rolis without sticking, just add Plain or Kesher warm water and a littlé flour to | use silver candies for eyes. Bake LIVER Pure Lard BEEF | Corned a petnes ot ete ae oat | ee . Dip bunny and egg shaped cook. i. 29¢ ub. 15¢ ub. 25¢ Ls. 4Qc This dough is plastic and easy |ies into Chocolate Dip to frost a = oc let ween Wace eet poe ° x machine with a thoroughness not on paper Booked — — All Kinds ||| possible at home. You'll find it | to harden. HAMS STEAK | HAMS HOMADE manageable, simple to roll and cut.| With cake decorator, decorate Lb. ce] ba. c SAUSAGES ade aqickly with & package of| tal frsting tn feily lines acroms| lb. 67° 49 65°] sure pure | Se haa ce ee FAMILY PKG. All Stesk Ground ready in little pieces. Their candy-| designs. Yield: 4 dozen medium __.. .4-Way Decl like flavor makes it unnecessary | size cookies. Stecks - Roasts , or tacks an ‘labersis ostiig Chocolate Dip Gd. Beef - Ribs Lb. 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Fortunately the STANDING PAT is a rare creature. } = has one leg to stand on —and figures that's enough! ne Ds Most wise manufacturers who gain one success realize that _ 1 5 = : thet.” « continued use of newspapers will produce more of the same. They realize that introducing is an ever-continuing process: —_— Which is why newspaper advertising, a local power, has become a regular national habit among national advertisers. - No wonder national advertising in newspapers last year showed a 12.8% gain over the year before! | All business és loeal...and so are all newspapere! . r ‘ 8 (A ERECT ATEN ED FEO ENS PRESUME ES PPE {ARE SMES SM? AGREE | . * . se THE STANDING PAT — eee = a OS es ee ee pepo pier amie Se ee * aie Fa S ee) fo s i i uf] ug) ) x We : A ee yp oS = i 2 we : + é ae ok m cs i : = : : ? : ieee es : *% * 4 a : © < é = . + i eee ‘ dood BES oie é ; ; { ; x - . : > Je : ni oo . ae & ¢ z - . - d ° . # P : - es ee AC ° THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 15, 1954 a pe =. ail be 2 a . 4 ‘a e 3 Ld ~ * nee ee - - a . ” 2 a ae seh ay 7 * _— Se. asia Es Sr ene etre gc ec i ena a ee eae aaa Ca anaes ie ee eae =e : fi s- % ee é . < * 2 hs ‘ ais ‘ ; : Tare i ‘* - ms ‘ 5 , oe a . * ee ey ? . : ry 7 * Spee &! » + Ss Acai commune ~ ¥ FY : cesta =. +4 hd : moe ‘qc ne 3 5 > @ ‘ res 4 : 5 s Ff “¥ = eine » =e ee : ‘ : ‘ , : BT of Rane Crea = No. 6 in a series of Rane TURES? *.. vee a es 4 ‘ . ae . - “ i 22s Ee S $ bes = s oe . be — x : = : a ot a { » t é : *% . ‘ rn bt ¢ + é ; ' | a . ry ty? r . . ; ae — t : * * | ‘ ’ | 4 Ss { . . as ea 3 ———-—_—___—. oo — = cs ‘s pence teacen creme = = — ee —— Z a ; i we ea ~ Ly . 4 . RK —_ Os . ? ; i _ = aoa - = = 4 eS = 4 = mn . 2 Tt UR a a 4 iw eae ia eee Bo ee Chay et gle OE tae beg He BH reer eo ——— re iephiaas cl ‘ | P) af Edaietead end Ma ee 1 . a2 \ | { suns thamabtiansteaneannnrinal: Baan Ks t ine i ieseaserga ts abadbanblia AAMT THURSDAY, APRIL‘15, 1954 : a “She Heard Men Plan Bloomfield Hills Restaurant Holdup November. they returned after the robbery and divided the money. _ Miss Carver said she-was given $200 in silver that the men didn't want and that she left almost im- mediately for Toledo, Ohio, with 1 where they split up. ~ County Calendar aterford Township and Raffle Assn will anc rhanle Bs t the Knigh f a y a ts © Preins Malt t 962 Voorheis Ra g The bearer of this coupon ~§ t Member 210 E. Third — Give her a beautiful on any $5.00 Purchase (Cash and Carry) Rochester Greenhouses Rochester DOUBLE TULIPS AZALIAS DAFFODILS HYDRANGEAS is entitled to $1.00 Credit F.T.D . OLive 2-9411 SPECIAL VALUES FOR APRIL 6th to APRIL 24th Pontiac Cari F.. Alt, 52, was appointed “new Pontiae—city—building inspec- Walter K. Willman. ’ Alt will begin work May.17. He replaces John E. Ryan who re- signed to become head of the in- spection department in Ann Arbor. The new appointee has ‘served the past five years as Ferndale Alt received a mechanical ae neering degree from the University of Michigan and later did graduate work in civil engineering. od worked as a designing engineer various firms cwcwen He and his wife will move to Pontiac as soon as they’ can se- have two grown children, Careening Into Yard A 41-year-old Pontiac man is in z ghekeaas | Philip Hart to Run for Michigan Post (Continued From Page One) jocratic nominee for secretary of of University and the University of Michigan prac- have two daughters and four sons. 7-Year-Old Hurts Elbow ” Jessie Stevens, 7, St. eral Hospital for a bruised right iby a tor yesterday by City Manager, ’ cure a Rl said Stelt. The Aits |: Man Injured by Car _ ~ the nursery | during Wednesday's noon meeting | | was taken. A filling station at 494/ tity of whisky. They were stopped | | Voluntary Pay Slash of 179 Lake | was treated at Pontiac Gen- | elbow suffered when he was struck | car Wednesday afternoon on __au rowriaé-wanss = {Willman Names| [Building Officer. Carl F.-Alt of Ferndale} Appointed Inspector for | MR. AND MRS. MAYNARD PEARSALL Niagare Falls, will make their home in Virginia where Cpl. Pearsall will be stationed. HAROLD L. BLACKWOOD Day Nursery Board Conducts Election Pontiac Area Day Nursery’s board of directors re-elected Har- old L. Blackwood president for | the coming year at the annual | meeting Wednesday. Directors also discussed plans IS repairs and improvements at at 125 Raeburn St. ‘at Hotel Waldron. president; Miss Oriel Endelman, a Pontiac Area United Fund agen- cy, cares for children whose moth- ers must work, Union at Willys Votes | (Continued From Page One) money saved and would be chan-~ William Dean was elected vice | Motor Sales Hit by 3rd Burglary Five Other Breakins Plague City Businesses Wednesday Night For the third time in 12 days, Oliver Motor Sales was robbed ‘Wednesday, night by burglars who broke into. .a wall vault and took $500, Pontiac Police said. Five other breakins ,also were reported Wednesday night, bring- ing the total for the month to 30. Last year only 22 were reported ‘during April. According to Det. John A. De- Pauw, the burglars entered the Meanwhile, on Pontiac'¢ north side, thieves took $175 from a cash register at Dahl's Key Shop, 62 Oakiand Ave. They broke a rear door lock to get in. A breakin also was reported at Cy Owens Ford Sales, 147 S. Sagi- |naw St. There thieves entered an unlocked window and rifled two vending machines. At the Elks| | Temple. 57 Bagley St., an unde- | | termined amount of liquor and ear Orchard Lake Ave.. had an unde- | termined amount of money stolen. | At a bar at 800 S. Woodward Ave., ‘Launches Drive: * | sion's drive to cut down on-the-job _ | to discuss safety. -| was a juvenile. The others, Cari for Work Safety | Oakland County Road Commission Hopes to /' -Cut Accidents Oakland County Road Commis- accidents had is kickoff Wednes- day when some 100 workers met George McGarth, service mana- ger for Michigan Tractor Equip- ment Co., was main speaker for the afternoon meeting at the County Office Building, 1 Lafayette time” and ‘ ‘The Gamblers,” were | “This meeting is a starting point,’ Felt said. “We're just be- ginning to feel our way along to- ward a safety program. We expect to map a plan of action to make Oakland safe for the men who work on our county roads." Felt said the road commission's four district superintendents prob- St. Two safety movies, “Down- | 4 co outdoor furniture, think of us. Our complete selection of all types of summer furniture offers you the opportunity to match your pieces as you desire. Rochester, Mich. 330 - 332 Mein Street OL 2.2121 — OL 1.9642 @ ably will meet with road commis- sioners soon to map a definite safety program. : “Mealwhile,” he said, “we is hope all our 320 workers will & think and act in terms of safety. That'll be a start.” Felt said the road commission's | accident rate is rising. One flag- | man was killed by an auto this winter. Another narrowly missed death shortly afterward. Hurt feet, | cut fingers and other accidents | also plague workers. Teenager Receives Probation for Theft . A David LeMaster, 17, of 2024 on three years probation today for breaking and entering in the nighttime by Circuit Judge H. Rus- sel] Holland. LeMaster will spend the first [ @0 days in the Oakiand County to breaking into a home at 1152 W. | | Long Lake Rd. on March 3 with | three companions. The four admitted taking a quan- ; |on Woodward avennue by Detroit | police for having a defective tail light. One of LeMaster’s companions Boudro, 18, and James Owens, | 18, both of Royal Oak, are free on bond pending trial. Students’ Ceramic Work ‘Shown at PTA Meeting SASHABAW PLAINS — Tiles and other ceramic pieces made by art students were di ~ at Monday’s meeting of the Sasha- baw PTA. : the Mothersingers of Drayton Plains, Community - lowed. neled back to the workers in the form of a bonus. Gosser said the | | workers should be allowed to ‘y- | crease their overall earnings | through the bonus plan. although. the first result might not come about until next December. Willys, owned by the Kaiser- sn ¢ Rubbish Reg. $2.09 ca, $469 All Metal Tool Box 19” Long $279 Long Wheelbarrow Ha andle 5 Reg. $13.95 Grade s] 12 Shovel | Hack Saw. eee ~ Frame Hose Hanger Reg. 79 59< seemed All Metal Ironing Board I Reg. $7.95 ” me $e Plane | Orchard Lake Ave., St ' The driver, Dr. Kenneth Van- | denberg, 33, of 4045 Lakewood, Watkins Lake, told Pontiac Police that the boy ran in front of his car from between parked cars. near Green’ Www 7,000 workers here. Their aver- | age weekly wage is $80. The te about $3,500,000. Gosser said the plan was worked out in a series of conferences Just Arrived! FOR EASTER. Latest Designs in Costume Jewelry CREATIONS IN WOOD I EARRINGS NECKLACE s] Each BRACELET BELGIUM LACE EARRINGS ei NECKLACE 3] ch SCATTER PINS SPRING BLOSSOM Yellow - Pink - Red - Blue EARRINGS NECKLACE bal oes Each BRACELET LARGE FLOWER | CLUSTER a “HAND SAW | HARDWARE] IN cathe $369 ROCHESTER, MICH. by Renee} between himself and Willys of- ficials. He also said he conferred with other UAW locals throughout | the country. \ Edgar F. Kaiser. president of Kaiser-Willys, said the wunion’s action was a ‘‘constructive step forward.” In Detroit United ate Work. ers-C1O members showed mixed reactions te news of the pro- Rank-and-fite union members appeared either unbelieving, in- dignant or scared. There was no immediate comment from. UAW- CIO. officials or competitors of Kaiser and Willys. There are about 5,000 students in the free university set up by the United States in its sector of ys company, employs around || | gross monthly payroll amounts | | 1953 FORDS C47) Factory Officials’ Cars! Jail. He pleaded guilty April 18 |] "4 e r] r 8 r rm : To our customers we extend 5 our sincerest wishes that this : Easter may be one long re- a membered and cherished by : ' you and yours. H rn AVON BEAUTY SALON ' 1008 N. Main St. Rochester OLive 2-8111 H PITT itt : A Distinguished Service... | : e e e e e ‘ Cd : William R. 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Boeberitz, who attended the con Mass 42 years ago. Underground Garage Awaits Detroit Vote DETROIT (INS) — Detroit com- mon council was scheduled to vote today on a compromise proposal regarding engineering plans for the projected underground parking garage at Grand Circus Park. The special session was called yesterday after couficil president President Praises Roger M. Kyes (Continued From Page One) energy have been significant in the writing of this record. a Not only have you made a, major | contribution in the areas where | your outstanding ability had al- ready been demonstrated but the important part you have taken in- the Defense Department participa- tion in international affairs, the development of the present._con- cept of the Operations Coordinat- ing Board and improvement and | ctarification ‘of the United States | Military \Air Program are but a few illustrations of the breadth of | tajlent you have displayed Deputy Secretary of Defense. It Is with reluctance that accept your resignation to effective May Ist. In doing se, I want you to know that I appre- clate the great effo.t you have put inte helping develop a sound preparedness pregram for the nation. “Our efforts to preserve the peace and sustain the maximum individual freedom and responsi-| bility in the world has been enhanced by your service in! Government. It is my fervent | hope that as you leave Official| Government you will not dimin- | agency ish your interest in national se- curity por your efforts to bring| fense Department will go along | home to our people the salient facts of our current existence. | cated at Maywood and Inglewood Aves., is expected to be completed in September, according to the | [Re Harry A. Paul, pastor. | The first six grades of the i eight-grade elementary school will be enrolled the first year, with an enroliment of 200 ex- | pected im the six grades, Father Paul said. The total cost ‘of the 10,000- square - foot, six-classroom struc- |ture will be $135,143, exclusive of | | architect's fees and furnishings. The Chissus Construction Co., | Birmingham. was awarded the | contract, with a bid of $94,000. Four Dominican nuns from Ad- |rian will form the nucleus of the | teaching staff. The Adrian Domini- leans already conduct schools in es | Clawson, Utica and Romeo. Wants U.S. Agency Moved fo Michigan WASHINGTON (UP) — A Mich- igan congressman urged the De- ifense Department today to move _the Armed Services Medical Pro- | curement Agency from Brooklyn to Battle Creek. However, the Republican con- | gressman, Rep. Paul W. Shafer of Battle Creek. said Assistant De- fense secretary Charles S. Thomas has blocked a pian to move the Shafer said he expects the De- with Thomas’ recommendation. | | However, he said he is protesting | “With every good wish for the decision and still hoped it health and happiness." Dwight D. Eisenhower Speeding Car Rams Pole, Killing 4 Men DETROIT (INS) — : Four De troit area men were killed late | yesterday — three of them in- stantly — when the car in which they were riding hit q utility pole in Huron Township. Police said ae car driven by Fred Hadden Jr., 28. of Detroit, was traveling Getwren! 80 and 90 miles an hour. Hadden, Edward Talbert, 32. and Webster Wimbley Jr., 28, both of Inkster, were killed in- stantly. The fourth man, Fenton Andrews. 25, of Inkster, died three hours after admittance to. Monroe ___General Hospital ot All four men were hurled from the dernolished car. The utility pole | was broken into four pieces. Hubbell Issues Warning» to Garbage Dumpers © _. Persons who dump garbage and trash along Oakland County roads were warned to discontinue the “practice today or faceprosecution. Sheriff Clare L.. Hubbell, who is- sued the warning, said the penalty callé for: $100 fine, 90 days in jail, or both. “We've had a lot of complaints on the matter, aod if it continues. persons responsible wil! be hailed into court.” Hubbell said. | would be reversed. Automobile Age Making Mark on Cattle Hides The automobile age finally has made its mark on cattle. When a recent Oklahoma law required all cattlemen to have a registered cattle brand, ranchers flocked to the few remaining black- j of Louis C. Miriani conferred with top ‘city officials. The compromise plan would make city engineer George Thompson responsible for preparing plans and engineering data along with cost estimates for the 1,300-car garage. Council has twice rejected pro posals to pay $175,000 for the plans | as devised by a professional en- | gineering company. Estimated cost of the garage is $4,600,000. ‘Mines Buried in Yard ADRIA, Italy W—For nine years the schoolyard of the professional school for bricklayers here has been seeded all this time with Ger- man anti-tank mines, buried six inches beneath the surface. | Fina Lecture Film on ‘Canada North’ by Bert Harwell to Be Shown at Rochester “Canada North,” tonight at 7:30. _ To be held in the high school auditorium, Morrel Clute, chair- man of the series, said that every- one. is invited to attend this film and lecture. story of the hunt for the great white. whale. Church to Celebrate Tre Ore Services DRAYTON PLAINS—The tradi- tional Tre Ore service will be cele- brated at St. Andrew Episcopal Church Friday with seven 20-min- ute mediations and services based on the “Events on Calvary. ie From 3 to.5 p.m. Holy the vicar will be at the church on half-hour schedules for private baptisms or personal consultations, the Rev. Waldo Hunt has an- nounced. Easter Sunday, a combined bap- tismal service for infants, children, and adults will be held at 4 p.m. OT Try MARVELS end see for yourself ;,. MARVELS CIGARETTES give you s fine-tasting quality smoke .. yet MARVELS save you up to 5¢ ‘smiths in the® state for custom AS made branding irons The smithies found. after much ;~ «— foraging. that the best metal for | ~ the job was to be found in auto-| - mobile graveyards. in the form of old car springs. So after 50 years, the auto has made its mark on cattle—on the ‘left hip that is. U. S. farmers have about ae million hens and pullets. . @ Real Estate @ Insurance | “For Every Need” | DALE and NINA MARTIN OL 2-976! "412 Main St. Rochester «+ [T: CRISSHAN “New and Used Cars and ed © Complete Selection . nie _---@hmmediate Delivery.- | 4 ie Sam Benson Says: AN prices . us Sc A.M. to 8P.M. . “me ROCHESTER 186 8. Reshaser a OLive 2-072! saan = es G. = — = ” = ed Ue d OPEN LETTER TO ALL PONTIAC MEN and WOMEN! 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A real remedy, not just a “pain killer. “Sinus Tablets” are. proven and tested product. Accept no eat stitute. At Thrifty PW Re AL Ea s a a aka OS Pa i ae IR eR Seog of ’ ‘THE. PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, APRIL 15, (1954 wa |. “The title was bed,” explains cla’ ce typ Waid Rabon [eal “We cn aly Wk Oa la pest sms Stale Trooper Wins _|Trgnine Sond end St ar ™ eso horror picture, instead of a won- Warden Heyns said he advo- Sie Ee £8 |derful fantasy. But we hear Co Promotion, Transfer DENVER ® — Everett Watson, Kalamazoo County Council of Social | ates fair’ treatment for all in- “THURSDAY ond FRIDAY S |lumbia is going to get a new.titie 82, dunked his bandaged hand into! Agencies Wednesday night. . | mates and handling them as indi- On Our Miracle Wide Screen and bring it back again. It still The promotion of State Police} a basin of turpentine last night to “We don't reform anybody,” he viduals. oe might make money.” 1 Ce ek eo Le - 2% | his transfer from the Pontiac | arthritis. : Return Engagement th ee te? | Post to command the Mount Pleas- The home remedy was so-sooth- Webb's Real Southern Pit Barbecue : jumping. So let's head for ! AT REGULAR PRICES the lato show at the Last Prantioy’s | Sc PRS 0" couneenlener Jceepn | iebied hie farert whe Toe Tcaees nese Goroee: "eke chs Somme - . Silver Slipper. This. is the favorite thern becue. Ht Hickory Smoked Ribs, Chicken and a Ate baie a tan Pt rt meeting place of all the show peo- | 4- Childs He was released from Denver Gost Boothe Pet Seu Old Time Sesthera Batbecue Sauce ss ee ple in town, thanks largely to an| Trooper Peter Waisanen Se | Cenarel, Heneienl:citay treatment —_ Orders to Take Out | PETER. outrageous comic named Hank| Flat Rock post, will be trane-| for hand bums. Phone FEderal 4-8806 . Henry. He's a product of the | ferred to Pontiac, according to the | [9 | Borscht Circuit, the upstate New | 2#mouncement. : York resorts that spawned Danny! Childs’ directive affects 38 offi- lonia Warden Contends Doors Open 3:00 P.M, Good Friday NOW Kaye. Sid Caesar. ete. Some day | cers who are being trnasferred and | Inmates Get Recognition the movies or TV will discover | three changes in post commands. Thru FRIDAY ied pn Hank, who could be another Wally| Sgt. Babcock has been stationed} KALAMAZOO — Prison in- StI ra rn d _emwmenet Beery. |. |at the Pontiac post, previously the| mates “are no longer numbers Feotures—11:20 - 3: :30 - 7:45 s ¢ 8 Keego Harbor post, ance 100. ‘but individuals,” _Warden Garrett We drop backstage to see the |< =a = guest star at the Silver Slipper, | ke Buster Keaton. Morose-faced as . ever, he tells of his recent troubles BLU SKY ¢ ; +) | in Europe, where a producer tried : to attach his belongings. “Tt was my agent's fault."’ he Wisi. said. “I was booked two places i>) . at once. When the case came up, {HEATRE . T was given a woman lawyer, who gs] LAST TIME TONIGHT | | ACADEMY ND ie inahdeal PROGRAM! Incomparable Screen Treat! a pice ar Top Picanol 1950— ff , 2150 Opdyke Rd. Ph. FE 4-4611 “SABER JET In Technicolor with ROBERT STACK and RICHARD ARLEN He says he isn’t, He doesn't have the fortune he earned in the WATERFORD \R=3) | Feiecreeeoses ena | Rien RIVEIN THEATER a ) YS Rincside pm | NYT: , MARN holed on PETERS ON SOUTH Cor. Williams Lk.-Airport Rds. Box Office Opens 6:45 Every Night Ss : RIT TER ate S GEE Carnival Night “Sully” at the keyboard — mt TREET WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Vecas Stri 250 Ube. of Rive = ‘REFRESHMENT on Vegas Strip H TE 5 . ' : By BOB THOMAS You Can’t Beat Fun STAND AND THIS ONE LAS VEGAS, Nev. Let's take at Manny’s REST ROOMS = A bs eee es 3 WILLIAM HOLDEN the a Verne Strip, which bs 1 DOORS OPEN AT 12:45 P.M. Tits TODAY mo SS eiescil ee itter glamor LAST : pad tour ‘ha aoels and talk ped Ann Blyth — Howerd Keel |) iy Produced and Orrected by some of the world’s highest paid BILLY WILDER shills (definition: those hired to in- Fernendo Lemes in duce gambling). First stop is the Sahara, which : “ROSE MARIE” | ano eee at Se corns tem ) - oe ae paleo gee rena FH is = oa | ‘CINEMASCOPE that stil] won't be enough to ac- ve ete TOMORROW!! Starring at the Sahara are the | Ames brothers, a towering quartet of clever singers, and George HEY! MOM AND POP! BRING THE SMALL FRY AND HAVE A GRAND TIME! Kg The Golden Age Of |b Sater She enture Comes Alive As |fy/28 aan P| ‘The Vikings Storm The Screen | SUITS % Gobel, who looks more like a grad- uate student in anthropology than | a comic. But he’s a very funny | Ey aan Sere ¢ A We move on to the Desert Inh, : where Patti’ Page is headlining. SPECIAL Setaey | erat oar INE vn | On Our New Wide Screen aa oe Walt Disney it ; - Next, to the Sands to watch a nig Your Television Favorites Mary Healy and Peter Lind Hayes, in the wonder of 7 Mickey Meuse in. | The hilarious comedy of a honeymoon in a house-on-wheels! tent -apsh-other beantihully. STEREOPHONIC ; M ICKEYS BIRTHDAY PARTY’ MICKEY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY ie _THE_WIFTY NINETIES WR. MOUSE TAKES A TRIP TIGER TROUBLE y. THE POINTER THE shana = LUCILLE BALL: DESI ARNAZ. |) x25" siios te" snows We gers of Dr. T.”" Some folks like myself—enjoyed_ it, but— the film flopped. 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THE PONTIAC, PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1056 jase * : ba : : as ae Fee Set Junior Squads Onart Track 5 beat Waterford, 51-26, and Jefferson; made a shambles of Wever's 1st “By BILL MARTIN competi | by blanking the new league mesn- , der, 76-0, only eight boys on its squad cod ‘lde'y eter dares eventn| ition Top individual prtormance of the Sth-grader Gene Lawson, who set a new meet ord of ds wane we es aD Instructs Major, Minor Clubs to Follow Edict on Gloves on any league's ideas of making its own interpretation. It did leave | City Golf Instruction Is Planned Pontiac Department of Parks and Recreation is planning to con- duct a golf instruction class. Teatative plans are to conduct | four sessions starting possibly Monday, April 26, and continina- ing through May 17. Classes will be conducted at the Pontiac Persons interested in learning or reviewing basic fundamentals, rules and etiquette of the game of golf are invited to call the Parks and Recreation Department, FE 3-T131, and register for the class. As soon ag enough people regis- ter to justify ing the class, a definite sc’ e of dates and ding wih be actenged: Registrants will then be notified by post card or telephone, lowa and California Swim Teams Favored | CHICAGO —Iowa and Califor- nig entries are favored to retain their titles in the eighth annual National Women's’ AAU indoor synchronized swimming meet at the Illinois Athletic Club tomor- Titan Errors Aid Senior High School. UR inning errors to score all its runs {and slam the University of Detroit row and Saturday. Carla Courter and Jo Ann Speer of Des Moines are expected to repeat for the duet championship. | Mrs. Beulah Gundling of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is the choice to win the solo crown. The 1953 solo champion, Jane! Taylor of Los Angeles, will not defend her title. ’ The Athens Water Follies of Oakland, Calif., will seek to re- tain the team crown. Ladies All-Star League Holds tts Final Meeting Ladies All-Star Bowling League son this week. Date for the league's tiac Country Club. . son included Peggy Bender, presi- be : a - TIED UP IN HIS WORK—Forrest (Spook) Jacobs, Athletics’ 2nd baseman, is twisted:in pretzel shape as he tries for a double play in the 2nd inning of Tuesday's opening game with the Boston Red Sox in Philadelphia. Jacobs got Billy Goodman at 2nd on Dick Gernert’s grounder to Pete Suder, but was unable to flag Gernert at lst. A’s won the opener, 6-4. : with three walks and two hits, in- cluding a three-run double, ac- counted for ali Wolverine runs. in Wolverine Win ANN ARBOR (#—University of Michigan capitalized on five first blasted the timely double to give the defending NCAA champion Wolverines their ninth victory in 12 starts. with a 6-1 walloping yesterday. Five Detroit miscaes—the Titans made seven jn the game—coupled only run. inning for Detroit's day was turned in by’ Jefferson} Outfielder Howie Tommelein Howie McLaughlin wasaneed a bases-empty homer in the fifth to turn in a sparkling 49.7 clock- ing in the quarter-mile relay. Lawson ang Jimmy Hawkins: were —_— winners for the aii ea 28i hue cRiLEs i $ E c Ft 1 i tl ysgeg iee ’ in the low sticks, Tom Davis of Waterford won the pole vault at eight feet. Babe Out fo Win. Zaharias Tourney BEAUMONT, Tex., April 15 w— Mrs. George (Babe) Zaharias is the sentimental favorite t6 cap- ae ‘ i : ‘the $3500 54-hole tourney again. “I'm getting a little tired and will rest for a spell after this, but I am strong enough to come through, especially in my home town."’ Week-End Specials! Plastic Chrome Pr. 1 09 | Door E¢ Edges | car door! $1.39 value! Seve_vhe point on your cor deer! _3)32-s FLEECE WASH MITT 1 39 || Lerge Size $1.95 velue! S&S Auto surrey 1062 W. 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RE Cs a). 8 NEY es z 2 . — —— it a =. i : Sa . _§. ae te i . = 43 = 2 Fe ; < : ¥ ; ae x = bs i ss & : : oe er z z : F Saf = ae 4s ms eee aay 2 F ” 2 : + tA Trey ee as MESSE SUE) GPR eee = ome : * } fi j to : : : = x : s: j : - ‘ d e 4 eo ia; __THE PONTIAC SS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15,1954" PAE Sa ; 8 {boxing champion, and Jimmy| be held in fan Francidto's vast d Elementary _| slementary schoot football league. | may | a 8 | J pout here Jue 2 for ‘the light-|: Fight will be televised nationally, | Softball League Planned | continue for six weeks. Each school nr. = * : comp ot the word. | FOC sak. but northern ‘California | peoresentatives of the Water-| will field a boys’ team from grades [a : ‘ at ie ee . 2 pages : ford Township elementary ‘schools | 4, 5 —— and play one game — : ee ee eT ccceb ellietale _butionate shat et wa eee ee | ‘Trophies and medals will be By JOE REICHLER have won the most ‘important Fighters will reach San Fran-| hunters bag 350,000. ducks and /| reation Thomas ton this des awarded at the conclusion of | 4 nied Press Writer {game of his career last night when ‘ cisco 10 days before the fight to! 14000 geese in Utah annually, | complete plans for this spring's} league play. , Don Newcombe finally has rid/he hurled the Dodgers to a 64 : himself of the shadow that hung | victory over the New York Giants over him for two and a half years. | at the Polo Grounds. ' * 2. * Twe big Brooklyn’ pitcher may | a SS ae ee ‘is Baltimore Fans to Forget About ‘Old Orioles’ Tqday . en There was plenty of excitement in advance of the Orioles game with the Chicago White Sox. For half a century, the oldtimers BALTIMORE # — Baltimore | Cummings, Lefty Grove, Rogers out of the box with : epi 22 iii ; baseball fans today stopped talk-/ Hornsby, McGraw, Robinson, hits. ‘ STARTS AT SEA | ing and listening about the “Good | Hughey Jennings, Keeler, Joe Me- | oe e ' : SEARS . | Old Days” and turned to rooting | Ginnity and Ruth are in baseball's; The Giant-Dodger scrap was the SESS SESS | for’ their own big league Orioles. | Hall of Fame. ‘only night affair in yesterday's five i . * . : . ? - + * * Reminders of those “eld days" will be found in a parade wel- coming the Orioles home today. Mays Putting ‘Muscles’ Into game schedule. Homers by — To be sure, there was plenty. of talk about and somie of it is base- ball lore. Just before the turn of won Sox te sweep the two-game series. The righthander permitted only one hit | after the first inning. Wally Weat- ijlake poled his second homer in two days and his Cleveland team- | ' mate, Billy Glynn. socked four. sin¢ gies. Rookie Lefthander Jack Giants’ Club Willie’s Presence May sichers (waa charged wits tha ae Transform New Yorkers teat. «t ninth Re ; | A pair of ninth inning errors Into Contenders |Washington second basemés By GAYLE TALBOT |Wayne Terwilliger. presented the i league history when they won | champion lseven straight International agate oa re soa ie Rin run as the world = | League pennants, 1919-25. * nipped the Nats 2-1. behind Eddie | 2 @ scarcely begun to breathe, there's |) soar It marked the 12th straight already a strong suspicion here « triumph for the veteran southpaw that a great many of the nation’s ver the Senators. baseball experts have made a bad | Baltimore opens its home season ; ae mistake in assessing the Giants’ today with a sellout some Indiana Ace Aims - cured. cee ‘for Lead in ABC chances in the National Leugue | 9 990 assured. Chicago furnishes i race. If if isn't too late to be legal. | the opposition. we would like to take a flyer on! another sellout crowd of aboyt Leo Durocher’s lads to beat out 49 000 will attend the home opener oe. : . the Dodgers. in Milwaukee. The Braves play SEATTLE, April 4 «*—Four | .* ¢ e /host to the St. Louis Cardinals. shifts of doubles and = singles. The trouble was that: most of the! This is the day of the ‘second _ Squads take over the “32 alleys at savants. including this one. have | openers.” . | Seattle's armory Thursday morn- | ing and afternoon as the American | | Bowling Congress nears the end of its fourth week of action. | * * * and twice the Temple Cup Series, forerunner of today's world series. The old Orioles had Willie Keel- er, John McGraw and Wilbert Robinson. Babe Ruth first appeared ak an - gan Pe The Orioles also made minor pure wool “Glenway” sheen gabardine me SX —_ == been busy all spring examining the * 8s * teeth of the Dodgers and th eMil-| “ There'll be ceremonies at both waukee Braves down in Florida) Yankee Stadium and Ebbets Field. while the Polg Grounders were! Philadelphia provides the opposi- getting themselves good and ready! tion for the Yankees and Pitts- | The best chance for a change in| out West. None who did not actual-| burgh is the guest of the Dodgers. | the standings appears to rest with | ly see the club play with Willie} Detroit is at Cleveland, Washington | Joe Harris of Hammond. Ind who | Mays back in center field quite at Boston. Cincinnati at Chicago is aiming for his fifth straight believed the reported transforma-|and the Giants at Philadelphfa. 1800-plus all-events total in this an- |, F outfi t dropped it All are da mes nual world series of bowling [oe ee oe _o es > 7= : so. 6 last 10 games with Brooklyn last | Kellogg Is Improved Oaly lane chanee! was) recorded | season and limped home fifth. LITTLE ROCK, Ark... April 15 Tuesday night in the open division | . 7 2. team standings. That came when Even the news that the Giants | Ferranti Ballantine of Scranton, | “Te Tipping up their old sparring | (#—Junius Kellogg. critically tn Pa., eased into 10th place with a artners. the Cleveland Indians, | jured in a car wreck nearly twe score of 2920. failed to make much of an im-| weeks ago, is conscious “‘part of | pression on the Florida Brigade.| the time,”’ a hospital So what? Nobody was going to beat | said tonight. the Dodgers. 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Pert 1 wea POR YOU ALONE... 39.95 te 89.50 USE YOUR CREDIT GIFTS more grown athletes has ever been rae State se Senkete Ofna » : = OE one of the game’s major mysteries. | Loyoia, (Baltimore) 7, ‘Washington (Md) tos . rs Ask about Seers Credit | “2 4 || He comes to bat.only in turn, may- |? Wester Maryland 7. Univere gi ba nd * Cincinnati 5. Loyola (New Orleans) 4 ee a Purchese Coupon Whatever that amazing quality ee ee eee Bradley @ 7 | fas = : is, there-eart-be-no-doubt that Mays: jacksonville (Ala) State 6 West Georgis 3 for your best there baat Wie: cook to a Fare Ia ° . eny depertment! $ 0 , A baseball: ‘meat hand’’ is one | Navy 23, Penn ‘saie ts ; av # not covered by a glove. ‘Wem oe’ : dressed Easter! 21 A | ( i 3 : 3 . e e e- . 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All Sizes 6 te 11 lst Tie at 1.00 - 2nd Tieforte 4m F - * “Brand new patterns In prints, - Meats, bolds and woven repp t * ~}* Le AR Aertii i ¥ | at Searst - A grand collection of. solids, florals and “Reg. $18.00 | > Soe ae . oe raed pd bay mal New ada Sale $14 95 i Ties Beavis 1.00 style with bobbed en . Choose yours now! + se. | ‘ ; bl atoadl : ; i a. : j 4 ‘3 s + " LAS 7 “ot = : ys . . buck | 154-N; Saginaw St. ; | pe we tad sa 3 Phone FE 5-4171 i a ft a ae . s , " : 4 soe * 2 5 i es i gee ied . / f é Bw: , _¢ f fw poy! f c = . Je, , ‘ Fags : . r ——— ; f - ~ / f < F] j DOUBLE PLAY—Detroit Tiger shortstop Harvey Kuenn ‘to tat te complete a double pla | _ Hunter slides into 2nd too late. y as Baltimore Oriole shortstop Hunter wag forced in the 3rd inning as Clint Courtney hit into the double play. Kuenn took the eatch from Pitcher Al Aber. Orioles won, 8-2. a good would keep performance ''him there. Morgan was sitting in ; E -} in the All-Star game of 1950. | | tioned on third base just as he said | he would be. But he knew that only i i zg cEFe in \ at F 5 He i Sail Ni a g F af ; 220 in Setenber cht mo Bu rhea ee age \ a ; 8. m : ( . to have a good year.” Manager Steve O'Neill has been \ pagan : N patient with ones, Hes ge down \ 3 WOODS $9995 N rely ha O'Neill _ thinks \ pesca ae. eae oat Wi; tae \ | REGISTERED GOLF SET | Ql : he has told Willie to improve his| \¥ | 1 WOOD ' hitting this year or he's done. \ 1 4 IRONS $9 95! has Pie preretlere Aled edo) | | cor Aut ell IGolf Bags $4.89 up promoted Jones to leadoff man in \ the batting order yesterday. The last time Willie batted first was Ys) ff AI*+4¢4¢/4¢222ALALLALLLAL d 79 North Saginaw St. Braves Due to Rack Up Crowd Record Today Face Cards in National Loop Home Opener; Sellout Assured 5 | g ig | ; Se agit int z E Rafe: ig ag g : ie , H : field and Joe Adcock will move | the 5 up te the cleanup spot. the circuit's lefthander last Veteran Vie Raschi, the ex-New | summer. H 3 2 | UR Pi f z Bg ef FINAL 51 3 DAYS! DAYTON’S SPRING aus Sale - NOT Seconds—NOT Tread Blemishes—NOT Sub-Standard Price -Tires But First Line and Premium DAYTON ve io TIRES Carries the Big 3 Guarantee! _ Unconditional Written Guarantee 1. Lifetime Factory Guarantee. "2. 30,000 Mile Guarantee. 3. 2 year Written Road Hazard Guaran- ee ee DAYTON’S IG 3 GUARANTEE _ SEAT OPEN. 136 S. 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Aina soaeeveee Battery oe a FREE Complete Front End Your : Complete Front End ~ Includes ... . Caster, Camber and Tee-In All Work Done on Our Bean VISUALINER with the . Latest Modem Equipment ' BEAN ae, Eanes FE 49272, ret — Make Your Cer ! Save Ope en Till 9 P. M. 28 Sg 8 ‘Phone FE 6-4503 ALIGNMENT FRONT END SPECIAL! my BUY ON BUDGET! NO MONEY ONE FULL YEAR TO PAY OP AA LD LLL ’ ‘ i - No Money Down To: put your best look ‘forward for Easter... and after — choose’your collection of lightweight | worsteds, miracle fabrics, solids, Sizes 35 to 46, : iid SS” CP, te A son ln ae Cae eee © a oo ee mat : bine 2 a2) oa EEa f ltl “ i ) ae AL POE it tittis 7 Hie ~ ares i q ? r¥ qi “tat 1 e x +H 7 — ie ; t % ‘ - e el —— "4 » : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THUMKSDAY:; ‘APRIL 15, 1056 ‘ Ay uaa] ip : Here THRE Ce a} if Bl. it uy Llidille : . mes P- ih #43: “3347 | gai i Apt fut - sei il igh fit a: ~—6—( (| BSaha: A 415 sEEo*s als Ne = 77] r 1b ee HS tap Up oats Hii fF S tezcsiite «| aii eet ee a Ha et 83 f , L i ii] lite I watthe 5° 4 =f ERI TL § a, | hs-ag ye OF li UTE EHELSH HEAT EH IH HEE ice a8 tate ti PAE! 4 ieee it et La) ce S232 Gu pages BEZSEI“S PSGkE § S FEssets 24 agvasgr 8854 ape erneliy SaR CUT Gs AT lata baie iH ee 1 ta | Eeee eyes tall THF ila ‘ iy f init CRRA ial ); ‘4 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS vw LO eo ee fot 5 oboe, £255 (I aati anittegy i; aa al rey ie ip a8 ae : 2 " Hos LED i H eal alvag’: will e HH ae : i ce zi § ‘. al it Se JUBA HE TH a he a ni I Ses can ese nial: i rie ia i le ah |? 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Gutp, eqpemed te Vernier, Fred Geukier one. aes be obtained at the latter Stephen & Eleanor Wrobel, Saemiel W. | g 5 'o z= & ] af tf 3 ad HT it i E : ; & i 8 F 4 { | iE Es i z frie} 285 re > $ .f- : ee S Aseat Edens. & Oakland County, Michigan, by i Ee rf i i 7 i : FI ‘ a HF? it Hi z ry E ie? i 2 g i # z ‘fi Section the Lars Section the ‘Senne - ‘ located the Southwest % Northwest ‘4 of to t Stetion , cy FF pcneaa. 14.01 ecres Lake. by the Village of : ORDINANCE NO 1243 Walied An Grtinanes te Amend — Dulidong ee led Bone Ordipane . ko 0 as Og SA @ Ordinance i [adel — to Adopted 13, 1984 Bftective epra 33, 1964 | An Ordinance to “aménd the Bullding No. 044, known | as 1 . School. , The City of t Ordains . Plans and spec office + = jecoted. at eih "Pontioc “Trait , bs Dos, eget tess | Boe inance oy! ide the in Walled as M-1. rae tery. Mrs. Allen will lie in state et the Parmer-Snover Punera) | } after 7:30 P.M. today. ; : : ms it is A) g . af i it the Commerce Community a es om 4 Mr. Ericksen a The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 es ee ee infant of Walter P. and ry z bt : 3 3 Park. bevy, Patricia will in grate at Pursiey Puneral » @. Clarence, 3; be usband of Mrs. 1 Joy =| Mfrs, Kenoeth Duberviie | ag Williams; dear of Mrs. Norman Turner. 1 oO 330 pu. cab br. = Mt. Park 4 lie in state at the Voorhees- Puneral Home. i, i, tan Dewn terhalter. Punera! servi Hb aol held i A b at 10:30 AM. at at 8 Church, Milford. Interment in Lin. as He in Bird _.._.. Donelson-Johns : 4 PUNERAL sil woshebe ee tse —_— Help Wanted Male ™ CONTACT MAN A national concern has an bvgrae J in the sales department. This tien offers tan tora lune eee cere hana| liberal Senestoes | — current expansion anteed ee deb 1 EARS e 5 da: ek 213 Jones Rd of “pontiac Air. CAB DRIVERS OVER Wi NIGHT shift. -438 Ofchar¢ Lake. aweé CEMENT Geert a Aacare _Relghts,__ MAN TOO:, AND | | cook, 462_Aubura_Ave. dye job . st he Stat eo you can 000 ea: rienc: man assist you in getting es ample mer chandise. Write for interview Whise, Dept. AW, w- __wigh's,_ Freeport. TM. WHOLESALE EXPFRIENCED WOOL ‘Libert 85) y Cleaners. Hayne cent ee. Birmingham. MI | ch _ PE 27464 PULL OR PART TIME FE 54-0201 HARDWARE SALES HELP IN| tools and electrical depts. See | Mr. Watson. Simms Bros, 9@ N aw Sagin _ Orchard Between 45 and 50. Stead for right man. Please = ferences; Write Pon- _Press Box #7. Watton Bi Real opportunit A-O, Preepo farm _Hartiand 3531, Clawson, EF. enced desirable Must be ab. fos tran tetee ene cee | EXPERIEN: SIENCED PLUMEGE : t be experienced, lawns shrub ote t n: ‘hss, gengte' outsize care—in Pontiac. PE 41547 unti! 5 P. nm. y a euperiencs needed to start. Write Rawieigh’s. ag EO BR ap eo MAN FOR DAIRY general work on Grouse Farms at Hartland, Mich Modern nopre available. Phtine OPTOMETRIST _ Nan law ar one te fn large ewelry re open Jul _ist, Box oz. Pontiac Press ROUGH CARPENTERS WANTED. gust be union: must be fast. weinity Pontias and 3-4520 i] SAT. and Sun. White or colored. Apply fn person. Motor Inn Ree jon. 18 8 Perry. (2nd floor). FE JE store Nice appearance, experi- ut not necessary. to pell. Reply bos WANTED INETS NIO: a : : Help Wanted Male s| Hi KazOut +4 re 2 5 3 jt 8. 83 W. Huron, D no guire "i008 Fre Sh A Bhig SISO WEEKLY — hours. Pays salary comm: ““XRTHUR'S a weet tr cour — ay Coventry Costume Jewelr ton Show directors are dotne fust program. | ft oa? ik tie th me mel re .ibera! .onus plus| RB YAUTY OPERATOR SMALL is top pay-| shop pleasant working conditions. 5-077 ‘| BEAUTY OPERATOR. CALL MTd- 47432 _ won” XPERIENCED. SINGLE. white TKonsiry home. Best loca) required. Pontiac Press Box $1 a COOK FOR DAY WORK. REF- | erences recuired Puffs Midget | Bar, 2661 Dtxte Hwy ; EXPERTRNCED WATTSERSS PA- k mous Ortll. 264 BE. Pike. : EXPER? > Experienced Waitress unite, | Apoty im pecoen, ily Acre booty | ‘Bar. W. Maple. Birminghs ! mi juarters Pri.) & iearn to direct subdeslers Of- | fers opportunity for §7.000 peel pértation Schoeller's Bar M 5? pa Se a ENERAL HOUSEWORK. STAY atest references, excellent wag- | CARPE es. ar Te, INCREASE Y jneame Tere arders for beg ful spring dresses and nylon lin - eerie. No experience necessary MAN DESIR On 3-7148 after aca or similar work. FE 32-3306 wa every dav ° |_ Sher $30 ~ LADY TO CARE FOR SMALL Spiel Dr Mother works, Near a FE $7373. —Seedeidt, in_ Drayton. 30 . A Well establiched Ircal corpo- eral ration has 3 for sev | ladies in our public refations de-| rartment to do rvrvey work ¥% hours daily 5 days per week. . The work is tnteresting. dignified and pays a salary plus bonuses. for an interview come to our branch office at 1203 E. Lincoln _MAID FOR GENERAL, COOKING, “home nights except when need- ron & week. references, MI BTAIN SIONATORES | iW acter nae B| OMEN TO OBTAIN SION. x 2SALESMEN | NTRY AND TILE WORK. Se ae wt, ELDERLY MAN WANTS PAINT- ing FE $4038 —— rubbish béul- |. GEN ten-e-e Experienced. +2738 : : TWO VETERANS UNION MASONS NTED FARM HAND. MARRIED “ ingle, good wages. Year round WANTED WIRK AS JANITOR oe PLASTERING. Stenographers Combination Comptometer-Typists Must Be Experienced APPLY PONTIAC MOTOR DIV, -Personnel Dept. Glenwood Ave. Pontfc, Mich. leer any time before 6 WANT ANY KIND OF WORK IN 3 GOLORED LADY WANTS BABY ata Sew re GENERAL OFFICE EXPESIENCED LADY references would like work er hour, FE 41820. EXPE . LADY mate slip eqvers, , SALFSWOMEN . . ; | | HOUSECLEANING OR Full. time and part time posi: eae Thorpe. FE NINGE DONE thes’ for vacation cfal promotions: for wom twee. 18 and 40 years age who have had reliing experience. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE Sears. Roebuck & Co. , 154 N. Saginaw WANTED i or Monday or Tues- MAJESTIC DINER tive. bee | K. GG, Hempstead, Realtor 102. PE 4-896 Typewriter Owners Make handeome profite, Oet detaits Write which shall Date north arrow jon : - erably not more than 1 of the proposed subdivi- 3 The person | b. Names and addresses at plat to be : ae mary ; Service _Moving & Trucking 19] aXD ve ee | b-sise = 02, _ cide. OR ‘ WOMAN TO CARE FOR BRICK. BLOCK AND mother works, Vi- Hospital Ra. FE \WoMAN AND GIRL fer @ concession counter at M 58 TL SS. Speedway FE ¢6100 after § p.m. AN. FD AGGRESSIVE AMBI-| WOMAN. : automibiles on of 4 year old during after. | Vicinity of large or too ¢m eed _ work Ph FE is | BRICK, BLOCK. , place & cement work. FE 23-7688 BLOCK. BRICK. CEMENT MIXED ANYWHERE $2.50 ya. work. PE 5-1908 » =~ ~ mod se’ Attic rooms. tec rooms, dormers. addi- _dest_ references. _MYrtle 3-002). _ EAVES TROUGHING Gas and Ol! Purneces MeLain’s: Stee! Metal Co. PE 48081 "| FLOOR. SANDING LAYING, FIN. RATSING OAkiand_ 83680 j0* FLEMMING. FLOOR . iy sanding fir‘ehing 155 Exdi- son. PE 2-4405 R ee OUSE RAISING Bulldesine. eradine. exeac LJ bacement« and drivewars 2-2721. SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE. Speen) fost, techatece. 7 Elo %, specialize in installing TRUCKING AND HAUL bish anytime FE }-0206 +#s|Trucks for Rent ' PANING % Ten Preke Tie Tea Otek Aod bump tres Industrial Tractor Co. Notices & Personals 25. past oe hese OT ore O'DELL. CARTAGE | any ott OR WOMAN NEEDING ‘a ong Lene P'vaees Moving friend] e adviser contact Mrs Vernon Ve Ph re 3-873 dential, The Salvation Arm Oa MAID FOR SUPPI Mrs. PE 27-8814, 03 Mar’ ORK? THE iN | soaeee = a Glase plastic type lino | =f coating. fn @ Waxing vee | ver vou a new | ty equ . Please me immediately Bob Cour | : E Ser ch ees = a“ a a 7} REDUCED RATES ents for N. American Van TEU | Painting & Decorating 20) ses. | *~ ~~ | : Le Ke PAPERHANGING . rience and reason PAINTER AND DECORATOR EX- @ on old Ng new work all Edward's MY 30373. 6 Heights Rd Lake Orion *PAPERHANGING % years experience and reason- Read. OR }i831. s| SAWS. LAWNMOW at KNAPP SHOES jg re | - ans ee ea Leng Poot Ccmfort Al last! Dey m In Air VELVET-EEZ SHOES van ich service. FE | Elmer H_ Peters | GENTL iN Berry. | Phone EMpire 3-619 after ¢ p_m ON AND APTER THIS DATE. +1454 1 will not be responsible aebts od ei to be placed nd areas at the ary - School, Physlo-Therapy 24A| Wanted to Rent 29 RESIDENTS OF POINTIAC and desire 4 Conf gMfALL PAMILY WwoU c to tf or more reom unfurn rent in er near Pontiac rters. r is . Phone days Catia Between 8:50 and | Share Living Quarters 30 AN TO SHARE 4 RM, with an. PE 43506. HOSTESS | am offer: my talents an exclus)ive lud ners and banquets tor large par- that vour guests wif re | WILL Mate TRON porch PURNITURE. and fire escapes for our . ations. FE 4-306 A PF. Y now at 106 © Saginaw &t. 23-6811 yo cloth SHOP 1° * A E maptine. % service. Sutheriant @tedine 18 Buren -MAK- ND DRESS _Wtd, Child, to Board 26 EXCELLENT CARE IN LICENSED home, OL 23-6931, for estimate, PE 40258. 1 Washing. Painting Wall Washing & Painting Photos & Accessories 21 * J. Webster & Son. 3-0402. COPIES. Pormal and Candid. Lo 2 E. Pike. PE MAURICE CLEVERING AND Cabinet making FE eA sa MASON AND CEMENT WORK: house raisir- moving. comes wood cutting. MY 3-6908. or material Paten work reasonable. k recvina *fTTIheo=~ 6.9006. REMODELING _ GARAGES AND MODERNIZATION ESTIMATES — STOPPERT & CECIL 4390 Dirle Hwy. oer OR 32490 OR_3-T721 go _easwer 01 Ranger Roofing Co. sdeare kiding-flet roofs, reeoat- ing and irs FHA terms. Filan- : peperse charees. RECT AIMED _ MATERIAT. Plate slase Le ae oS one Futertor store doors... $4, e8eh || ‘| Used sash sash i refer- eves Fiat Paint $3 gal. Various RRANDON LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO.~ ville ity te bid ect or otherwice ~ TRENCHING Wed. Household Goods 27 FURNITURE NEEDED _ Entire ep Spelled 8 ood f tor you BB Com i sale. Ph. OR 3-2717 M : GUARANTEED TV REPAIR. ANY make. §-0802. Elecironic In- Aa power Aft oquty- Norris Radio & TV A, cues Be Upholstering 23 as Upholstering Phone FE 5-8888 rolling | _ ™etion, we love Lost WANTED TO BUY HOUSES, ings to be barns. and other torn -dewp OR» WANTED BUY FROM PRI vate party small electric refrig- erator Must de first class shape H. Sutton 2-6432. . ante’ to Rent 29 ww EFSF EPR AAA OOP ROOMS an BATH. WEST side Peeerret. ave t small child. BUSINESS EXEcU- tive and wife. no children, no or 3 bedtoom unfurnished residence in~ vi- etnity. by Oe Call Mr. Schulte B = -| CASH FOR LAND er | See oe eee Cash Wa contracts ‘ohnsen personaly fer quick, courteous A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. — SASH FOR YOUR HOME OR EQUITY If you have e home or equity yeu wish to sell call us. We cen, ou an immediate sale CAMERON i. CLARK _ Land CONTRACT. ; Nicholie & Harger Co. TE CASH jana contract er equity @ vour home. K. L. Templeton, | 3-473 Unlimited and ask for Ted slough Francis E. “Bud” Miller land contract, Reacor the oe eae 4 W. Hurea . Ph. PE 5% MORTGAGES | from eee RT Wanted Real Estate 32A BUYERS WAITING deal. We mean business SOUPLE 7 MONTH Raby Reed 2 vedroom house, Good | Edw. M. Stout i ican. is he * serene 1 “ For Sale Houses 43 SLICE OF. BAM 2 eae o =? Sale Houses ) 43} ___For Sale Hewne 8} sto ANNETT IAS eee )| HAPPINESS. | Sf be Repair? OFFERS | , ‘YOU'LL SAY IT HAS | tre‘ ee 3 a . VALUE AND LOCA : room Side~$1700 De a SB pee tees mly 91, nat = room home, 3 Ghareb. uit in at, ogg ad 9 23% Acres bedrooms, Pull » eat. Se die’ Gath gleeming : Se, a tee ee | hoore, white birch fini, eee CER PREALTY een paved. street. stose to prolly caged nanny = —— Saginaw sehod's prise 66.008 , lot SOx1L5 ft. Paved street, Oe 1-819, FE Tao to center wn. Sylvan Lake Front fered at siisis, 84.000 dows. 178 veel NDIAN VILLAGE. | Bical LIKE | Nice brick bungalow, § room: atery g Bedrooms. lafue bait al Tr. : “hire floor veftra bedroom, second | ih oll best. 14 sere, ground. a eeRKG ROOM “Fon it, cers aree, 2 lots, $3 YOU WANT drapes, see dececation toon, Od Peddling Your Property? ar PE 5-0414 = ; SECURITY. HAPPINESS furnace, double garage. Serub-| vean WATERFORD. Attractive > PA b.... ~ family, fl bedrm. showing bd EuPNG | ROOM VE Drayton Woods Fj Pt pee ay es ia ula Prat ‘PONTIAC REALTY = ition ew ln va ig frig * al a ee eT ~-- New-S-roem- outs sence and bath ranch type. Jnc1tad.| sop -Baldwin : eb : now 4 : home situated on lot 602280 peagsen | Fisine “apes, - 2 Boca! i nou = x. Space. residential prop- Johnson. : cabee Oh ba noo soortames fom heat. * 8 end Prag ty arege. lot, See this at as fer i}. Space, attached garage. $13,- pear gremtn dol f perese. plastered Tis terme ee ae | Ss — oes nce | MMEDIATE _._- Jorvean,auonee ps paten,t| WELL INSURE IT Silver Lake Area i - CU pier tle "bath. modern kitchen, with Attractive 2 bed brick IN sink. saree Ben ; Pe 3 og ty w availed’ situated on lot 130x328 with EAST SUBURBAN Gime us’ ) see aa fa ata \teaced Se — ‘ west re co saber reat 60 beautiful shade trees, liv- | am asin te —- ooh re. Soe oe free wlcoa wines sslmee ana Mt pres oo floor plan large living room; nice let, on ber nate op. Exeh. Inc.| pet 08 oe “aa le " “mal ‘ut 1951 of ie Bot high wa = privieses. wa Mem! $6171. handy man home : f floor, hi unfinished bath with 3 bedrooms Vestibule eal e summer FE 2 003 second fioo c. Basement b qptrence to IT) living ream. Veoe, ee eee. = ving rm.. fireplace. part. beth. ree nation room. tis, 200, doors, ~~ heat, glass Eb nia vac move in : a. ae a Wonderful note oe at WILLIAMS LAKE = ean ae own mode raising. Seminole Hills We priced ieelo Low merNtestr. | Spacious ani new, 2 Dedroom| nly $.400, terme Large spacious 7 room heme GATE AY. ae reg on i room, | ONLY 1,500 —_ Fea =e Oe Siled “bath, Hot water base, Ta doedra, nome aro 8 on first floor, 3 rooms| To, Buy Te Sell—-To Trace rr| heat, oll fired. Located on paved | ma bole to , secon cum parlor he ac ‘ individual "planned ‘nome. with bus. imm asion, See Uptows sleeps? F00m eee ae cca eae MAHAN mieterisis Priced at caly | is now ot only 61.508, ee SS Oe _fe rrefinet ladies only _8-3208. matic water heater, ~~ For Sale Houses 43 ___For Sale Houses 43). i , $0, with terme. WEGT SIDS Webster, Senet ns Trades are ‘rete to satisfy al! | ROOM Fon 3 WORERO ee : on Ls a a f ‘ DEXTER ROAD REALTY CO. REALTORS “TUG” BORST, Realtor rm., specious modera kitchen, are, ares, yond pom bate Bein beds, PEGS. : ce odern home towards | Member Co-op Res! Est. Exch ine. 26% W. Huron 8t. FE 5-360 vesitpele entrance. wellte van call we not feel obligated. SLEEPING ROOM FOR GIRL. R A tt I B t man Theosener, ‘ ecve tes with “beck FE 2-0263 basement with stoker, insulated, DORRIS & SON wate entrance mere Be Bis Oy nne Nc. | a e _yard fenced. 2 car garag #.- Open Eves. ‘til ®, Sun. 10-4 JACK Ieoes games. $10,060, terms. REALTOR OP eae ine PE Bett! VE +e 2 £. Rese Petar 31183 | — ve Nerms. Lees - NEXT ‘DOOR, _ "BRANCH v ess) j 753, W_Ruren FE CW ieepinO ROOMS | VERY ™ OTE tings and Sunday 16 Fi.tZ, LAKE ESTATES OFFICE _LOVEL AND | NEAR FISHER BODY Spotiessly TEI" FOLLOW- : - | iene® Hal hae ROOM —— | Red. Hot bedroom modern home with ex- = - | lot and 3-car garage. Only $1.- : S Hl? a . r ROOMS, KEE 24 acres With . — . pansion ottie Built 1949. Plastered GET 2-087 $00 down with $47.50 e month, HOMES Want to © —__FS_ oi d 38 a Harbor. $1008. down. : ae ee Boat g Le Upans Kose rose heer Privileges on ' tee Case Lake Ré., mene marecr $4,280 total price. ING 7 Ww natu: reple : Mare namerge- cheng at prevent | Rooms With Board 38 A aeons ELIZ, LAKE ESI ‘aTes| BACK TO FLOYD KENT. Realtor |RY OUR FIRM vy og eamag caiiie i eseelent| FE 56-6105 open eves eash 500. @ at the amezingiy low 3 bedroom brick . 4 W. Lawrence Milme ca.) to 3 eeres res : FR 900, aE. | 4 vie, 2 bedroom house, modern,| of $8,480, $1,950 down | painted basem sarge ou FA. beat EARTH __—_Nezt_to_Congumere _Fuwer__.. W I T H I N THE preferred , — oe. gfaies_ co —— et 3 home vo sre re proud to show. OL LAEe ORs let, few H °1 4 rooms OVER 2 ACRES 6 room modern, 1502200 schrubs, berries, gar. Win- |" GEORGE’ MARBLE, |g, gain—Bargain ELIZ. “CAKE ESTATES | mere 1 an stractive 3, bedroom ies “ousattngs atiahe- | T AST 39 DAYS: REALTOR 3 bedroom modern heme, | ¢ vedroom home with partitioned | ~ $2200 completely weeery Tee ee] as aStiio ee rown | ESOL, orem BBL OS ei 626" OF es On 3 Waterford oe bath, png ye . iy. rage. This home iy Leng ey E ION WG is vein” | Be ae det, ENGR | ema" ore ge pia | rom az codre cum fleet | tance bee, tag re | 2 Lemovae wane Mabe with extra s11000'* vn terms re. mast tied breese- | . pines ar Only 4689 Rockeroft, ' ADAMS _ $1 400 Down pS Deice of turssce.| Sine" Onlt si ses down marry HALTER S R none xen! sete Uiia tata Shanes INCOME a bedroom bungalow just % This <= not ~ large of ben 3 this one. b> wer «> goed 6 room house. ‘+1080. Rr. * siding : aa = ae soe Takers oa Sieabed City te. ites fer o cmail tamil fod an ™ * . ; 3733 Maiden 8t.. Maceday Lake. eT ei s . j Give mer call on thoes 2 perfect Tense on furnace and Ben- ied Wl "Open Ev am — == une cot | = oad This ts 0 Faint modern S$) Room 4265 Clintonville Rd. investments. Seiling at $45,000| dix washer included at only ee ee ke oe ee ee sc Seb weoeae ane Terrace We also pabey a @ family apt house sida Fast Side: —— = eS ee — _— a eI bedrooms remodeled kitchen, new = a in good condition. Ideal for con- ‘ Located em ceener_commoretal-| Casas pets mv diyghore "This Gry Dasement. 3 cor garage. cn 3 | reas new American sink, | 4431 Cheeseman 8t.. Drayton valescent home. Only $8.000 down. I $$ ly soned lot 76.6x225 ft. modern | home is just 4 mi. west of Pon- venings after 6 call new oil furnace, ; KELAND $$ Income : ° & ws tre. decorated. This is & 6335 Elmwood St, Williams Lake > bedroom ‘modern large lot_ $2800 = wim 3 reeme -_ iceats a eieaee: — ir, tee Re om Fa eg ig = Wonderful buy st only $5,000 with down. Pull price. stise. Bis te | bel dove. 3 ont bom we mike enclosed’ ircat “pores. Gall ee is party axe Gin taees: — Substantial down payment. 4445 Cheeseman 8t.. Drayton day's best yw ™m el Se for particulars. A 7 . Brick home built im 1963 in besu- commercial Tet entes $695 DOWN K. L. Templeton, Realtar | 359 tawresce Drayton commercial lot. $8,950, tiful —- Hills. 2 large bed- pieton, a Ms FORNGNED APT COTTAGE. PLEAS. ier ater Bite ‘rms. Reduced in Price NEW HOME third ‘bedroom, lerge tring. foo room, | 0% W. Mure | , FE 24223 | 0s Lawrence Orayten . . i : ie = Be _ _ Fes a ; Agua, No drinkers. ALLEN WOOD COTTAGE ial iet| good buy with $30 monthly pay- 2 family brick located on 1! Bere ee oe a pees | cake ae bute Seok x aves. § uy bey TH HOUSE. | $2000 | 2507 Prankman, Drayton after 3 p = Farar.| service. experiences puree, prh A. ee K os Lagi pgror pg old Lim ym ing, Tough Sirians. well, senes teak cupboards. divided. becemant tor : a am ont 6. * sat private beth, Adults. 204 Sonect * 3 Lege faite Supe agreg — ampsen demt.. of] beating ystem. 2 car) Sn me is ore Leen pacaavigre pl gene he gp oo: Cheesem Draytes Florence Ave . ‘a WURBING CARE FOR =e — : ne -oe asaat a Cader this well built 3 bedroom | the home for "Event after | 3616 Prankman, Drayton ROOM FURNISHED APART: Beale, petene- (Bxceient © sult psmtng ard te Soe ries name Modern Rip-rooied design. | ¢ call Mrs, Beck FE 60600. mn. Dre: * [ROOM | FuRNiBt c male patient Recreation aa feose full price. 1 per cent month-| Realtors FE 4-0528 Oxford Located on su lot west urba (2% Cheeseman. Drayton * . reduate . y xfor pavemeat : : The sis ver mont ee ee eee. built last year by 377 8 Telegraph — Eves & Neat, clean 2 family home le-| a i ose pa | areal ergo ld | —— Su wart ro neat 4371 Cheeseman, Drayton only. 124 8. : __| seme ob our prove. Hr without | Adams boine builders, division of | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | ¢ a & "ash on steer $500 DOWN nome ates Se oe are at pone ol path. Ol oo im. | 3863 Frankman, Drayton = ROOMS | 3 LARGE CLOS-| fFitervations. OR 32004 this company. Almost 4 rms’ ani beth up, Full demt.. with lots of oom to play. @ costes, on FHA oa ots, FE- 3-3043. el perfect a, for $2000. down. Pull BY OWNER, 4 ROOM BUNGALOW, HA "Kcsoce auto. water heater, | LAKE HOME aa 3 after 6 call Mr. Inman E160 ace moctenge costa. 3648 Frankmen. ee Sky eth. #1 week. i oe ~ ADAMS REA TY CO large iiving ——— Maines qaenge, Ponet 2 eeeserme x read i but overyeang =| * Neon ca Co ee 3534 Frankman Draytes 7 ROOM CABINS FORNISIED. : : gerege, some fruit. Wiil sell fur-| - J A fiving room, & 2 bed- . 4. * gh wintgr rates. ae ae reem — Sed PI Re aoa | Plains, 2 blocks Kast of weigh: REALTOR room. ae en tareees,| 1704 Seen Rd Francis Ee Bud” Miller 2000 Min St. Mill Lake pitilities relat. or Sere. ete oe te ing scales. OR 3-8720. ms» ee erent re. lated ond ts & year around = : Realtor 180 Sumnydais Ré.. Clarksten ar Loke _Ré, Pn PE 24031 Eve. PE 31004| home. 4 i DOING BUSINESS AS STONE | 4.1, cheeseman. Drayton "hhaey Bere eee wah P| At ) i: SPet| aS tee see| KINZLER r NTA ; - = 6 ROOM mi. west of ; : ; Roamer Pe sine "| Rewte Gecapeted By weet “ve | All On One Floor Brick Income toi took Sore, pumed ale = Palprice 0.280. “Better | qu? 2.2% Dewy: um, 2% 8... | s2er un ot. Watertord Twp s— ROOM FURNISHED tive 2 bedroom home ving room. on one ; ment. tr aR ge 28 fs * {Stores 40 fa desirable Elizabeth Lake Es- 10 APARTMENTS - plus windows aeons aoe — = x . 2378 Georgeland &t., Drayton saben a COUPLE. ee. Ran | ae See ee come| | gaan’ mee ae eeeme © schools, store and bus. garage, On James K Bivd. I'p story 2461 Georgeland, Drayton = 3 ‘ ( . aa ae autom : ; year. paved street, 1 3 2 MODERN Frigidaire, Brivete beim and eo-| puri DING goesen CORNER 1 OF | Horm! sry price 41080000, call| Soul autriel thence me | S,fO0m, modern, steam, furnace, wrgtatenGain downs I bed. |" a ectes of land “OP: ai 4s0 Cheeseman St. Drayton i 5 a fs f market. 23-2065. Mrs, Kelchner, PE 5-1201, eve. FE come = pay for wee apart: and closets, pay ‘street. bus. BROS. room Large bes = ge = shade poo hay Eight Pe S-1785 6 ACE. (NQUINE 200) 5-806. ent in lees than 6 Coll fer appetstment. ROSE Me- recreation gap Ate: ey Ponting” $1,000.00 SOOM APE NICELY PORN. | ° - holi Ryne sme investment af 00 LARTY, PE 2-2162. * ‘oon 8 a vent awnings down payment Call MA 63083. 3-ned. 115 LeGrande. : tot SQUARE, FEET Wo aan.) “BUD” Nicholie 500. A ent ~ gpox OF CITY . Open 0 20 9, Sunt t 8 included. cng surge 73 Sitar ye ne RD ey oe eM | oe on feretbet. | _REAL ESTATE RAY O’NEIL, Realtor |* Ee to be — a a biste Highway Waterford = privileges Price are naar ; , i 90) ent kitchen, 2 a bed ee 241M, CLEP IAT We ; “ap | ent Office Space 41 7 Mone FE 2-110 or PE Cais 1 Saiz $3378 dows, G. i REBA ARDMORE 8TREET bath. Adults epneript & OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE ON home new. | BY OWNER ° BEDROOM STRicT- |2 bedroom with basement. 1002126 . ment. Of] heat. Upsteirs W BUYERS s coger —_— ___ | Oh Tie St. to Clarkston MA S-301.| Let us oulld soe nem material ly modern, newly femodeled, ¢| lot on Diecktop street. Quick pos- bedrm. 12x16 in knotty pine. NE Mi 3 ROOM APARTMENT. ADULTS . HEAT & Mind models to choose from | piece tile bath pear session. Onty 91.500 dove. a . Near Jr, cct | Pou don't have to’ wait te buy thet) - GETS RESULTS. only, PE 46304. i a a fo | Gmeiee covenaed coin Jr. igh. Pull ‘price, 1600. HET Rene-erant Pactra, Longfellow Bebosta. Hicest wee ome of © some Sutl since i A a Prmmmeensjomee | “FO. RORABAUGH | Eicg Pgh duer dont | CORT M. IMBLER eee Bo Seren reeeot| =. WHITE, — ccs, Mo ot | _piy. 11 W. Lawrence Bt. _____ : 5 | ates C “a. paaaas 0 SYLVAN VILLAGE oy by 8 u : : 2 as . j to 6 4 T . . pe VATE ERTRINCE | For Sale Houses 43) 0 FE2:SOS3 || darn Pe s10 coats Ss ENR, badge | $1259 DOWN ect bunguew, vastsit | France lt “Bud” Miller Christian FE 25319. ~ “ ‘Lake Rd wilt build anywhere. BRICK Two BEDROOM LN he voP Oe COLORED PAMTLies Oe this 3 bedroom modern home Vie — Brick Realtor BR : ferred No nuaren te ee! =A HOME OF YOUR |—— "oom “and Kitenen.. expansion st oe MOash or terme. For in-| located near new Parochial tchon|| diner. 2 twin size bedrooms | OOINO BUSINESS AS STONE cna 176 8. Shirley, . : ; tic with four windows, fenced-in| formation call Mra. Spears. FE) iocation. Ths lot is all fenced in. and knottv pine den. 252 tos Oren. te % Sun. I to 5 ee ey vORNRED. OWN BROWN *| Deck vard. 100. by 60 fl. Base) 5-4009, Real Pull price? Only $5,260. 40 “bem. — Lazare, ol fur one’ ee ® oun 1 to 8 wea ae oe on 310 7 Clark St : > nie menth Russell A. Nott, Realtor a nace ne al —s oS CiOsEe DOWNTOWN. CLEAN ? Lake Area 10.880 balance, Our equity. | 110 W. Pike PE +s | NEW! NEW! Price #14000. Ro beter vat | "Breyten Pinine ares. 61000 down. CL CeR ap to couple. ground floor, | VV atkins ent ; 2170 Of Airoort Rd’ Call OR | pon ani Y OWNER, YEAR ty payments in where OR 3-0678 TrUCY. Private entrance. co drinking.| A home that youve waited Nor.) 913.563 “Two-for-one value” At-| 3.8084 for appointment, ogy TA og Nome 6 rooms | cludes insurance and taxes. This = . After $ p.m. PE envi. Exoellontiy, conditescseway and| ‘active end secluded brick bun- CLARKSTON ian mh, full basement, oll is @ brand new 2 bedtoom home 2 ACRES ‘ORTH CITY aS / CHT_DREN E. LARGE 3| ‘oom home with pry a gelow, 3 large lots well land) vor sate by owe Sk bedroom forced alt Beighbor| with of] heat Located in Large Cape Cod @ NOR i : *<"soom, riodern goartents. Etec.| ettachéd garage. lot "Cn pase-| scaped. lake privileges. —— Cape Crd on large landscaned| dood, ome & newly decorat- near schools and home-—all in excellent con- Located close to Fisher trie uustice fur | Text with Timxin off AC furnece.| fxvae® stnroom, Alsg)'a 4, r00m | ‘lot. Living toom and ed tafe alvminam Aitchen, not | se . J bedroom and bath is this new 2 Sarat BEST BI YS stapes. Dinte iv. Everything thet you need => cotta e that rents per tsar regia 5 —— = >) maging Pos cu. ME down, wares of . me living. Stairway to er aed onth Boal Crab tke > peace Act Garae tan tose $80 cash to "Prone Li.| INCOM = fruit and s. 1% car with attached 2 car garage, and ster-painted tached garage. re = a . ice gak floors. See. aulet, here i stoker. hot aif, pear many #1 of 2412 for appointment | Goad income from thie property | garage, First time offered Jots, Por Artatte alld. A. Taylor, =e ing te 3 ona ving. By appointment | 99 995 DOWN. ‘Two fam! Dl fos) re a se oat after | ". anna ante : elgg godin — pq int with mo gb, Pak — owner pyely ote _Reaitor, PE 42544. first 4:30, 6542 Church St ; 9 “ | FBS es ear me Sse toyed! ask”) pas Bete ema | | North End. ELIZABETH LAKE Must Be Sold oe ine foom, el conde 4 $15 Four Bedrooms very God fend. Ca be bought John Kinzler, r Restor seatlee ne comes Trade ot mad commereegttted| see LA HA LES } sparstsetae, texan zat * Time m rte” | of City | Sam, ate ‘ ; 4- seven room r : - || feok sandy iake from Se ll. = aschod” double garage. fos DOWN. “New FHA bunga- only ‘8. few blocks from dows | GILES REALTY CO. . Cooperate Real Bstate Exchange F yn ee lots at the OnLy onaY o See this Prop | ow.” Vestibule entrance, latge}, ppiriaNT sT. on| {o*". Pull basement, of] heat. REALTOR walls, hardwood floors, basement, rear, Each is in tip top living room with picture window. | “OrraWA HIT.LS Iosi forte. Se erage and Peo enh | 03 W. Huron sa 9 TE oll furnace. gas hot water heater. | condition, tnd , Down | Seaway icrec| Raney REF‘ TE Nae | eadlgrem gam oo 8 oe wotten ue eoee| KNUDSEN | #e eee e| Slee ~ m | 50 coe pér_month on balance. 4% per of plate ne DEPORT gee: .) $7,250 with $1,600 down. Balance | deemp. Catetas Good 4% room ralow with 2 | tude with ar exterior oo Ge ‘H tead. ‘Realtor a, 2 rooms to move your yoo" ete Nothing else ¢ bedrooms 22 living rm. | + or * glass ledgerock. glass vblecks and 1. emps ea Insulated, wood pendies walls, ; lake | at $60 perm ; . Bosca eerste. see h a 9008. DOWN, rm Bressaew 3 bet nein nes acu atom velvet ver re sau Eve FE 21317| fully wired reasonable, Call own- kl epecul eae ous New Bungalow b . $1250 DOWN ee fall path, well, septic.) Artisans from. fer sod neat have or RESALE” 7 BEDROOM MOD- | _et, OR 3900. = pelts beta eer eae ct $305 DOWN Keege, Harbor section oh ig Fy $750 ——— sian — Scene ctnading, “Working. delignttu| “ory ne ereste a home| ment 4 per cet morapags ¢ ar Hu phries heat, water softener, garage. 2 ant 3 iecen uanen En to mehoal city | Pe room home. price $5,300.) man's a privileges, “close “in. ent eqeeutives who con of | 2 mont Ne ogents, FE err. d m tures that make !t one of the en as ped 2 ory, ‘balidog watt. Soe fey My ae : LAKEFRONT] most livable homes on the mar-| places are, a ee orl able come oF A Neat at & ie Clean Flome, Drop in and see our many photo-| price fag of 860 are coranty | FIVE RAY APARTMENT | $5 EACLUEYT ghinming oge-| fot Be are te eee B ferior only. "Beira ‘large’ fot | Sule fer 2 Mamily Wnesme or m rooms ——— living BA Le porting right at a goes Open é ed an ANALETICAL BODY Nearly sao month incom v~ lent rental location. 4 apartments rm. with pict. w view! Cominole Hills rooms : Pon- unusual electronic details and E : lace wall. : S walls, full wasemeut -GA8 — to 9 pm. sess 9 Le Ea | sheer beauty of eppothtmente, apes furnished. Just off N ofthe “room and. nreamliond Sat Beitane TD bet F C garene. change. . kitchen Dreakfast bar. le eer ‘ane Wood ( 0 ONLY $2,881. DOWN buys this" DOWN fe tile bath and 3 lovely bed-| ‘the 3rd c . . EanD CONTRACTS 1. H. BROWN N. Realtor Pepper yume and Milrometioy RANCH HOME rooms, Lake level has regreation| .~ location cad ip 8 saoetent oo | Corser Wittamd Le. a ue Colca B «room. & fall eae Attractive, modern. two bedroo room, wonderful ene! porch, te. You On 3-1238 es | 1362, W._ Huron _ FE re ee ise unhnished Bund | home. Neat ond cles. Attached full bath. Auto. best s and ns bet © es OF an er oT Ane Cai ee =| NICHOLE ile bate on, Toqpiaire to une | Sur Gy per cent tat Call | for fonaso ta chy imi. clags on ss igerise asks cetting. | «= WM. H. KNUDSEN “ee mesero 3 bedrooms. ace fence. Buiched iat nat We G08 EAL ved street. $9,800. Terms. HOME 1 ae AND HARGER CO. feneed gard. One, “an ¢OMe DuMEONATE Ronee ob ‘ - Fr. TELECR APH 4g handle. pn Mt_Bontige, state ok Bldg, “ pian EE om . mete ee cen ares ea |"pccieaaat eg] Bw eee ee 2 pecrooma ares near Auburn | B. D. CHIARLES, Realtor eee anid in ‘Humphries ¢ ROOM BURQALOW for small es — ee ane tom. @x12 kifthen,. Waid mae: Yes, FOUR BEDROOMS, in this| Newly 4 "{ 9300. Terme. | eEORENTTON Dn EA comics | FE 4-0521 ma bedroom. Fireplace, gat foors. attractive Sa year old 1% story | len. weelteremaree ree Russell 7 A. Nott, Realtor i state $4950. 1717 8. Telegraph Open Evenings ' . 5 cone . Full desoment, big ict. Pike Tires after e pasvine «TE | “WILLIAM G | MHITCOMB, | Co-operative Real Batate Rachange | UC, M047, FP008* og Brig, “im Blleabet® Lake Ee | $150 DOWN en «pel ee @PTRACTIVE § ROOMS, BATH | - FE Poe a ° 5 surrounding homes. tates, near guarded beech. Two gern mg on (og guto- 7 : wtility. a towD.| sy OWNER: 5 ROOMS AND . COUNTRY HOME : mane eisetric hot reer heater e down, | beth, full basement. carpeted - RA O RANCH H hri es by soxiTs, ¢ close stores and | : ‘A Bargain For Cash ara oe Excellent lovation.. 3 miles. from ump transportation Pull price only 7° utile — season ATT | AUNURN HEIGHTS. 61.800 down.| Clarkston. Long, low -| BRICK RANCH BUNGALOW ont: 18 THE “SIRD” 6 rooms, bath wood foors, #4-| BARGAIN! BARGAIN! | "46500 tui ! price, 6 rooms and | bling rooms, situated on six acres ear old and built an excel- » large with scenic beauty, nice lawn. build riking COLORED “Zauunentow os tr eae por] ‘cease to senoel pan oft . Full basemen trestace. paneled | fitepiace nd Trermopasr pcture Act now! clas al a em homes. nam | UNION LAKEFRONT, bu« lime. Has 1 room down en. ultra-mod. kitchen, attached window in the large room. | 2 left to be butt ; Bs ngewe By with a sandy besch. somes J LCT Re) Se es | oe ee Ser fio Ss oes oll Sung | Sey ae : “BUY LINES |“SS¢S 3 8RESE| mms Fi ee ee a pein Edn, M Sta, Re DRAYTON. PLAINS | Eit™rarage “ihe, tome nae tal] bay ‘oniy 9 yee aig ta pave =| Humphries! ** - TULIPS, DAFFODILS. |" " “es ee ee rte tarnished ouse)| front pore materal & wortmensti, late | DEAT TOR FE 2-0474 MACEDAY LK. ae rise aoe eee Wa att ee | Sea beat ak fis Mist Pa | PROSPECTIVE © en S feae. ¥e ou ike 1 rie est . VERS CR im Be er AGENCY.| Sattiorns’™ ™* ™ Pree = -.| Hammond + BUYERS a ta Realtor 314) Opdike Open Eves. CAMERON H.. CLARK | “BRENDEL LAKE ment at acs, as tame "yon it fo | FE 46403 = wi under 0 Just off °M-88 on Center Bivd.| can ‘modern Pages | a § aw LB neat ‘tures Open ——- __|. Small ateractive modern bunge'| as zou, can ualty mr a oalr ried Sat # og a Tn } Mos “ort mie tat Francis E. "Bud" Te Yepetian blinds. Pay Saunt Large , roost bedrooms. nearty WS Sad” rigerator tncloaee. , Reahor WARD E, PARTR IDG. : sy FRE, wood oe fice. 984 Ping. ana iver ; ype) AULT D. ». HAMMOND | ‘poIno *REALTY. t TOR atm . | : Realtor ‘pm i 8. Open | Ets Sosa wb] eee! A Nott, Rests EP SME wm nme Ss" Tita i, vB a bate ® OY Pras! a ieee © eee > ’ alas = g THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, APRIL 15) 1 1954 LEot Sale Lake Property 44| For Sale Lots s 4«| FUNNY BUSINESS ek by Hershberger | ee toomie ton a3] ps ; aa =e a 4 “ a q wo or. AND UP. LAKEFRON WILTIS M. BREWER , = saree ocr | sed — Ya ae Siero ae WAITING a Torrid-heat ofl furnace. elec- _ : | - sn ? = hove’ it for’ 812,000 OPEN You May Borrow i “5? ipa efoto V8 Pot dF os: : “PAYS ~ $25-$500 AUTO. pane = preparers vo yon a | | situa we ee eels |) THURSDAY ~ OWNERS 1962 Plymouth Cambridge ingtg i LOVELY luxury f you think they ate.eee | Today fii cmcenbige - 1953 Plymouth Cambridge ; that also tes 110 fet wake —Y anD cred io Bilis, protect nig ok A ITEN PION: 1981 Settee’ Dis.’ Porder.. ee ___ WEST SIDE BRICK | NEW HOME. | i "geretsk Sis] sarurpay. | ° ep heat. 3 car garage WITH fsors “and “modern Biches. $12. awe _ BUCKNER | | "cael peice Seale 5, Some al ho modern apartments dow t. HUB A’ co. Soe aw OO “ttetance to downtown. | .|Giroux & Hicks! . rr) NDLAVENUE — | :991-Fiymouth’ Cambridge tate town Cal 16 LIVING ROOM Ir . FINAN fo Seay aes erin FLUSH DOORS 4208 Dinie Bwy. Drayton Plains 2% to 5 ACRES NCE CO. AUTO GLASS 1081 | Savoy TWIN BEDROOMS On ? f norte PAULA. KERN, Realtor A Tic HEAT vine wOTTDEeG eh vA Sag E Adee TS we a. auto qinss. DeSoto Custom Py j Mt Onset Brtste since isi” RESPECTED NEIGHBORHOOD | {ets Lake — = = $15 to $25 DOWN Plains fal a" oovess i Pomeute Dix, Forder’. = PECIAL | 210 We : hioas ne lass OF Windshie Auto | 1008 Chavrelel Teter: Pam mee Aten | AS Low as | Pras Sginanay Seg _ “Fonvoe Sat | SS EPSE ALAS Re ae 2 Ey y alana = Down The “All Woman Realty”| ©™7 ?'+ miles from city limite - + * Atego pts. ‘ -R.-J. VALUET, Realtor Por honest courteous. efficient serv-| EASY “BUILDING CODE : tave sovere) lake 28 Frege fp, De. ee ' Real Estate Exchange | (PLUS MORTOAGE poe OO rene = teal aes TEAGUE FINANCE CO.| mode! iow mileage used snaines, | 194i Buick Pordor .......... | : 7 INGIAN VIL or Pare Elizabeth Lakefront | 5 4, page cura right on 202 S. MAIN feinctin of bay part. hae A Bisnem| or cow =| STONE teas | aves ne ) " ROCHESTER, MICH. | SCHRAM AUTO PART: : ; block pusline. “$18,000. te 2 : : a ave R. J. VALU 1 Since Rainbow's boy friend went modern, his rival hasn't Goops aeeing Bay —— ; SYLVANLAKE Mor son THELMA M. ELWOOD) x oe tnneaot Res vr soma | chance with his measly smoke putts!” FO._Bechester, Of, SOT , - —- Nooto-Piymonth ; Sedreoss brit homes with _ 6136 Cass-Eltzabeth Lake Rd. WHEN YOU NEED Be _ Case at W. Pike 6. t sony, seared ere H h SUMMER RESORT 47 ROUGH. , For Sale Fi tn| Gusinnes Cippertuctiten 6 NE : : sat a ee OE “3 ay Ba and bookcases, Cud ten. -Lake. modern. housekeeping | a ee cr a | RS OPP ; AUTO Cc. Lac * 4 : feel, Teal plastered and over night cabins. for further | 3 WA ONT LOTS PRICE $ $ NEW. REBUILT. texp fodel ¢5, redie and bester. j ze light utility room. _tnformation eal MY 3-9451. $1500, Showed oy appointment THE Burs O We are wrecking 1900 to 1663 cars| side walt tires, Crvstal lots. Black top osved streets C Sa ee _only, FE 54259. Ask Yourself “Do you co want, ® real and trucks. We also have good| 12.900 miles, $3,300 PECTS te (fh A . ~ Vacant Lake Frontage $50 DOWN —} Billings at at sae & pay ar rl ge low mileage engines. trammis | CHEVE 1952 BELAIRE. STAN- i beaches sslec.od elieatele. Priced | PE 5.5521 LI 68333 On Whipple Lake _ | (2 acre lots sear Auburn Heights. $1500 terms. 40 acre We ca- nelp -e- wie your money | SOBl, Fear ena, radiators, tines. | “dard shift lone radio heater. ‘ 4,900 FHA : poroved. Open 1 tot ‘eft 114 ft wide. 400 ft roker PE | farm. Delux modern Saas ons THE “BIRD” orobiems. You can eet up te $300; cent disrount to al! G M. em-| directional | . ghts, a : Sunday ‘st 1878 Warwick to pros deep. Not to car from. Pontiac hr rd WHITCOMB =| fine out buildings. complete i OTHE RIGHT Ton waren 88d redae iw small monthly cay: (Oo tee G . OR Serre se on a fine ‘ishing take. $2980. FE besa | F.H.A. Approved ~ | Waterford High Area | tam and Rochester, very goed { cows. “i read saon ons of main ‘roads. Large com | of small town. Has a good BRAID MOTOR SALES] .ce@*, beew., Sees soe + ‘teen. ee 2 vedroom home, 20] fractive bome wan tx giased| = EDV. Gicos sce fone pumps. Appres, | creased. Restauramm pow showing | a Loans 54), Phase TE 22100 finals, whe sidewall tres, two: New, 2 new i ba h . . 4 : : a . a : fi cot mera teege | Riva Toom arenas wach |. a Siatse ue "pantan ose Renter | SapiSivtmeeteats"attt ame | ferme 2 TSE LOW INTEREST Soa a oe Pee | Seta eo rangement in kitchen tion, copper bing, dae rer © more. 00. Terms.) 2 n gogmaw Of§ Ph. FS 6-80 Shows excellent income, Call for PARTRIDGE | Caitmited unde or single fam | Tune up $3.96. Motor front, Tes. spece, gas heat. best and hot weler. full. base- R HILTZ N (Open Brest) | further paruculars. pe Lal BUSINESS | should ‘bortower dis, bee Holden” i Prete “. Z Pa feet near schools ment (TM ff. . steel beam. ork. 10 ACRES a . BROKERS CLEARING HOUSE H G. PETERSON ful ams a 95 Ne REALTOR ts toe ci unite ends crowing! JOHN K. Irwin |GAST-TO-COAST | _Bue,Deptieg gine Bane Bits, | —*9 = Ea 1951 cane. $00. Convenient ‘terms for infor- 148% XN. 7% com ts @ lovely place . COAST - ive Phone FE $-006 or FE 4713 | Wanted Used Cars 59 mation om this and other bouses | FE $6181 a eee ~ and, woseee sreperty. amore W ld’ L Sti: ( ‘hevrolets Drayton THERBE TC DAVIS For Sale Lots 46 Alse thet parcels from 2 to 10 sens a Tt = a fon as lay w, ture TRALER EXCHANGE | ef "bani ™ " SOS iey FINEST $ 0 ROOMS, LAKE. FRONT | Near Agbure & Rochester R4.. 6306 | ~ Serea cee mth. aveliod bine | per ze. _Ciosatm business, section Sale Land Contracts 52) open mres and Sanday pm. oan om ot _ TER Bo PAVED | THIS WEEK'S FE one — Aa iow as si700 with $176 dows. | restment showing better than 19 | SEASONED LAND CONTRACT. | AMERICAN GENERAL WEST: e MART oo 2 SPECIAL WHY NOT BUILD? |S EAE gana tor FoR) © ™U" C“LADD cece meet | wee agree | cee ie erie eres Orr A i $1,800 DOWN, New ranch Guts_9000 down_wit_gtve_i 506 Ponting Lr Ra PE 2-0201 ; : PRACT. | rental. used | ES tate. ki large ‘ranch, ipe etatter Z ELIZABETH ‘one Saa"her a St 220 | WARD E. PARTRIDGE, (ema per cent is | irailere. Genesee Salee, 2101 not Dixie} 500 CARS RR room. wits inuoary tabs. 989 aubura Ang NREALTY CO. ESTATES 11 ACRES REALTOR FE 2-8316 == waaay to Loe §3| OXFORD TRAILER | BAGLEY AUTO PARTS 53 water heater. : Located. near Clarkston this land = amen ° _— em fur . 2 nice ‘ots. Conveni- 5 i & lots with . lays im such a way that 1 acre! 2. ao (State Li , Pinon nok DOO SALES Fe 22544 \e Sie. “pull prise ot die} West Suburban | rom ate tg" Geateg 2° | mtken ohh op. homens “ad ey unities 51) CASH PROMPTLY _ |."ai*ateut a°the"tusa'fectures’s | TOP 8 TOR ANY SHARP CARE EMBREE & GREGG | srrcarep o# wmtiams Lx. rp. | EXCEPTIONALLY Lo | fertile, This is the perfect plact” ness Opportunities 51) oo’ coum joan of 8% to. 0600 Pee plop mevellig—cemtettg 22 Auburo Ave) Union Lake R4@ Oe ene. etheiing cated et, sf, “at, Maver Laxe we — chickens See S| oe pe may pon ance | om S*Phone firs rs o have t see them to appre oe be te = orem veri 2 bateeem. ose a ny, unasiow. cash. PE ¢-8412. gerien to imth grade). 62.960.) Money quaranteed Within e year. ee cen Skylire. 38 fomn at 82.308 es, — "0, OR 1 CHEVROLET. bouse \s0ré8. 1877 Lockhaves Sa m | FOR BETTER sites . . from 6 | Fou" tke the friendly a 31 fom 38 foot, 2 bedroom too. Clarkston, — ESE | ee at nae | eee irs — |Giroux & Hicks| i ist Sareaiater | 2 wv te baie ben | oh bor hfe Geert | For Sele Used cara —ai| | ACTORY | ¢ dedroom heme on ae Tage =| “ = Yoo eon, stl select. from 18 4395 Dixie wy Drayton Piains Class “cn PROVIDENT LOAN tes chew - —_ Yellowstone ~ _ OFFICIALS’ Se ate er paemee| WEST IROQUOIS > Baer te OS | ror Sete Farms abl one oc irst, Offering | TR | ee el } CARS if. % New home. nicely landscaped. SEMINOLE BILLS Voorhie- Rds County’s finest Bar “GET CASH OUICKLY per cent bank rates 5 . ei Er 3 o. owner POPPED LP POOL LLLP PLL ned eating " ] LY Li ts Tised trailers syne pod om Ie Richmond “Gelnke Usha. | By reducing the prise of this CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | "OR SALE OR EXCHANGE 20/, ccuipped with 8 “food, navet| GET CASH QU catal_ pia Accessories a ae oD Set cin nscnen | 61: Pestins Stnte Beak pares, § soem Bouse. basement. |! St imam oversent’ Desty ef ‘Up to $900 Mile South of Lake M34 . WEST SIDE fipescing. ve eel tat that this excep- | FE 44311 ves, FB efise| betes. “S bas. ‘Winte ib nue| parting space. Approximately ~ wal cass a Dpecla ; LARRY .. THREE BEDROOMS == @ ge 4) = j pd e "Broperty —— Pon. conan slopes mation by | . = inan Tons teals ciored rhe 5 :@ . * . . ipnaD * ™ = home. Large rooms, quod bitches, tamify-size dining Sroom, large IDEAL pe ne pete K. L. Templeton, Realtor = P ontiac ) ' JEROME Sei can on ee) Sonealed tre tn tae ( 80 acres sad up. P. W. Dinnan’ pg 24223 Fy W. Huron 8t. a Rochester Ford Dealer down. Call FE 4058; or stop at| path with colored bein fixtu io HOMESITES 2 on OY. ae ____Eve. FE 20002 -5 Ai A AND e 13 B. Pike St. S Rn uemaan em toremee MODERN, LARGE HOUSE, 3 sae Vee KL _ OL 19711 LAWRENCE W. — Ete large berns. Granary. muanouse, | (COMBINATION DRUG AND VARI “FOR THAN 30 YEARS & . ied, —— = ——— NS hen e and other build 3 | ety store by owner 1880 M-15 ; . PLACE TO BUY.” story for future MACEDAY GARDE hon house snd other buildings. Bald Eagie Lake. 6 miles north L Co GAYLORD) Beste "everr in) care umute easel peng | Seatac aeaiticae tiiue| Gownnee Pee He'd | Loci Co. | | g lots. Offered at ‘8080 with easy * Sere, Drogen, gree. Write Pon- MOBILE HOMES ~- © | gocd condition.” ‘offer s.. ve Rea} Estate ww a. - : Jai , , FE 292-9206 22 ft. to 48 f. th length. Up to 8 ick sale. Eves, PE 6-4304, days, ; SEWILL BUILD KENNEDY ELWOOD FARMS _ | "Ging °CURTRE BOME AROe | Coat BS sand County's. boa veers to pay. This Ad Is True _| 2 east : & room rick home, Full base- 802300 ft. level, good garden sofl,| se. Large trees around build-| business district, complete dairy | 909 PONTIAC STATE BANK BING | roy ego puy ales Mutchinson ic -| CHEVE “33.” BRL AIR, ¢ DOOR, 2 ment. Plastered walls Birch REALTOR Offered at $560 with easy terms.| ‘83, 10 or more acres of pad | cash and carry business, Large Teconditionea trailer as low as : Silene ween eerie ee tales. ; doors Oak floorr for $10,800 or Evenings ‘til 8 good ‘and. If you want a ¢ fountat i This busin . i mileage. ‘ Groom for eit so, Eg Dub | 2007 W huron Fe"ewm) = WLLAMS LAKE — | Site seats" uruae"Blscount for! Etta! $180880 mea, Price a Seen pong GrETROLeT TROON THOT. Soa PRauE | $9900 TOTAL PRICE RODEN Cone out cat tis @ over |. pMyear lease with ree | | eS fe AES [ Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales | "onmester, Jour, Solid body, new | CHEVROLET 00. CHEAP OR : home. with fall Pasement, On re wotroens: Taree Se | tere wast ae lo- Bei owas, ary hp ewe J | Wis Utne Mighway Oravice Plaine rat naa’ uaoeee (jouand oe iy CHEVIN CLOD COONS RI: =.- 40x123 corner lot. Living room,| Dasement. large glassed in front) ooo From $350" up ace ———— — ae : pe : Phone 261 gine with dual carburetion, rum] dio, heater, néw tires. 875 Scott 2 fees cee ogg 4 : tail Pe Tette Seer terms. ROCHES TER ARE A Roy Annett. Inc. = wove 0 as) So mon money, down = a ee 5 song = “i ~~ ; | : = «| SER Sa FORMEREY Taxt a. floors. Sereens, Storm sash. storm FCW C + seumetre tats BEES moderm 2B myre re RBABTORS nies - Without nilodimindcas $12.50 a Month cabs. 0400, 101 W ® a $7050 $2300 G A Y LORD = ; Nood OF ae oer pan home wit 2 pgeering| ae and Sunday 1-4 woo. "47. 21 rr EXTRA NICE. BS ‘ L. C. LADD MOeiee Open Sham io 6 pm | 3842 bara. 6. stanchions, 3 Endorsers NEW AND MODERNIZED USED| K 9]] K h Taney Seen - 3048 Pontiac Lk. Rd. FE 20207 Co-operati: @ Real Estate Exchange After 6 call, .FE..¢1061 horse stalls, 2 Reccaaaee coops, GROCERY traile. . = renta) — ge |e er Oc ton panes ay 4288 Dine ie * OR 32361]. $300 DOWN LARGE LOT On DEVONGRIREE feted ‘St gi1.190, 43.500, down.| On main ’fuad ‘r take area, Do- Boney owe business too iittle a0 $80 down, ‘Move tm ime Cmfoodware ety. Me Rd Guten t Bs 3 vedroom house, with full basement, DEVO YOUR HEALTH AND HAPPI-| ing -good year around business. America's mediately. Why pay rent? e 2. exterior com: unfinished in- near Rutherford in South Bloom- NESS ED Cash for inv balance sumer finance ¢ '. TRAILE” . Palit ; Linecoin Open 8:30.38. m ~ ao. w.. magi we k On seer bag Yt, Good subdivision Scot Hi Own, MEE ro fel-Te Trade Sonera how cenaider_ trade for row $20 to $900 quickly as Ae, 2 | 49 CHEVIE — = * : ~| ture. car or furniture, a Ee 2 & & ; tees, Radio sat 't rat 6, 950 . ga FULL Pace —etidele Bupa won. ee you" B Itr- WELL T INSURE IT EMBREE & GREGG without ae any oe NEW MOON Ze _. a m7 12. Geer aad 'n . cash, 1880 Sterling Avenue. _| Large ranch home sites in Dray-| 4 N | eM ate or eM 3281 pay a8 SEEN IN “THE LONG. LONG "aivinn a. , GEAR, SUPER: “Wert Sule Used 2 Baowasoecroote, ples ae HOLMES-BARTRAM |" HAR rouget 20 mos. IZ'mos. €,mos,| 1" @ TO w Foot RED AND BLACK Deaneay. Se FETAL Li we cen fes-panteam |, smusr op, eeazon,.| HARDWARE |i %3g Sg gy] crab"? ftPice wo] UAPUMD EE ee bath with ‘putas tub’ and ry me 3 pry moder, home, ___OR 3-1950° Eves OR EE 2-0263 Completely stocked and equipped. bd ier “30.68 «54.90 Shracnsr TRAILER R COURT BUICK “82. ¢ DOOR SPECIAL. wiadew in +1584 POR COLORED Faas : doing. a fine business in fast 48.18 90.14 t MILE § OF LAKE| Fully equipped. 6351 Elisabeth Ss Lots ‘for, sale on South Bird. tases itn (bag) dl toes growing aod Rochester er area. “Hlousenolt’s ch are 2 he monthly onion 2461. see a a M, Pi menepeeoo dose NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH . poe —!2 MILE | ORION) ‘8d. RRS I eth Ee eer rpeenen | ae sce Maas ane| setae ettactpeete wat| — PARKHURST Hort wate ise eat trea. oe] Sle Reman f opaggeatron | WERTEO 2 amt e Te] Bes wR = eRe ood) Be ee ee eer omt| Court & Sales | sorurens abe evrole alee Len hes Pipes see J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor | © 9%, Smeniet, |) eee nee eee "tires, go and | Choice CREAT em MR ADE |Mancre camer, nama noe | sh, w, magn ms’ eves | | FAST SERVICE ||. tek oes meseiong cacae| See see” GR SIO dra. 4 drs, and’ Bel Air yaerges ves. : eer = ii 2 "| LeBARON SCHOOL ol ase | ee HOUSEHOLD are Soule bea | & BEAUTIFUL ist BUICK ROAD-| Sport Coupes. :| Meta aitieey to tie SaK'abore| $208 Gwoilng “ice apne "Ed | mylCr gure guia per Bs Mego Miuonroore | EL, POall get Wil Ue ee Ein inked ssa | Meena tah pa) Restate]. FINANCE |e! | oetite "| $1,295 vy | ate Man Be, “Lapeer eet one eee isares | Corpors __ 1608, Cal PIE 2-40 | : SE SZ . . fe pie. ration of Pontiac : 83 AND ‘S4 § UP To| ee OR TOPE, | mo EPH mgt ; Wackes Call for appaintmert to see No. | 3% South aw Ot. Kar. Bide, | Trailer seh Sim buras Buk | LONG 4 OR TOK PSR, SARLDOTN. | TOPs POE GALE AY” OWNER. | weet of Pouce, Level oiay SNOOKER!!!! : Exchange | tices «-poon—apecrat| 4 MICHIGAN'S aad Huntgon = Can *E 17293 af- loam soil. ‘no stones, -J0-acre| Yes! We have @ reaily hot t . -— ° wall tires. FINEST yo “| ter woodlot. €rm. modern home. 40 | about @0 miles from = J am‘ Sales—Service Very clean, THE BIO PA Lor / ee SaMm| Regehr aes ~ 2 Br ae ALL WITH 57OR, Oe waren - 40 ACRE Ss down wil cal a Community n &. Stor !68 OAKLAND uel Tata Re eee wn ! aan Baiswn| i ane — ee for wor ioe =| 30 E. ae sl eso caratnet owner eat. ‘Aber: | water heater! Tt. se wise 6 for $808.| rms. and bath, oak fire... fy 2 “fe “what you've Deen Maokity we) Soe eee ee een] Gent se ei | -STATE-WIDE Se Auto Sales JUDSON-BRADWAY ee “ . ACME one | SENTH tects tute | Rael Beate seri of RoneadT Need “Money?- mg ie i ae ae varage sep. page Veggie’ [uae J ox Gein tausay Ha $3,000 dows down, wii John A. Landmesser, Broker one for gardening. | and Upper Straits. Lakes *| accept. seasoned land ‘vontract | PE $1582, PE_5-0978 25 sar an woe wreonons Juat See on seen af 4007 Povtiae vad Wales Lake se part payment est “vending = “mes | Bala te as to 198 OR PAVEMENT | 78 ACRES ! FE 5- 8121 $13.00 Bs Macha ane ary terme. W. Dinnan & Son. Near Hadley, Year around SHEL L OIL CO. ; * -} term, __W_ Huron. stream Sem. modern homie with 4 new modern 3. bav tor i | : ~ |; Modern kitchen complete house lease. Good location at Columbia sayment alles u amet Joslyn, _ eB, ~ nventery e . 3 = i . = : WATERFORD TWP. - Fre has Deca soa Ca vestment.” iemerienced men ot| SE tee SCE = i ie ath Dobe “ or ae / r " is e tion = ! i a “2 ac oa — = lote iy one we hee ge 15.000 ton Thur: afternoon and eve- a ea | : otis FLOYD KENT, Realtor | 508 ,SfArto | Heme & Auto| t Thedlanvedleaith 4 F FLOYD KENT, Realtor iM Ww. —— Pe eons : jn a gy and f t [or isang OY { Trt See | ari oe ee St] oem Company ——e f) BUY TO emil, ABALT 4 ; : om . ; b 2 . 4 . reared est sa aah Tee yer fat tise Ne Hake ae ee gs ee Sas ps fe ERTS RTA : f ar a fe. ee ee —— lor beers sbeca - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘APRIL-15, 1954” Eee ete Por Sale Used Care 61 CARNIVAL by Dick Turner __For Sale Used Cars _ ot} For Sale Used Cars’ 61) For Sate Used Cars 61 PONTIAC ‘RETAIL “STORE - GOODWILL USED CARS “NOT A NAME, BUT A POLICY” Dofltar for Dollar ~ - You can’t beat the PRICE or CAR to be found on our lot. It’s QUALITY that counts! USED CAR” 196) B , 24. like-new Tune te perici $1,308 1981 PL Very ae fume blue teh make this —_—o s dyna, taee oe ena) tide, “GOLID VALUE” 4 door models, redio and heater. @ have several of these to from, al) at the same low price resity in! beater end’ Hyérem ie PONTIAC RETAIL STORE © Factory Branch 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 EL AIR SPORT coupe. Power gite. An soseeey We-have ‘47 through ’S1 Hudsons, Come see us ad a new or used Hud- Your Hudson Dealer JACOBSON 'S | CHEVE * 2 DOOR. cass res. °06 plates, 965, PE 3-142, Paulson [MOTOR SALES "" Why settle for less? THIS! This Ad Is True _ ~ ft 951 CONVERTIBLE a eller-Koch YSLER-PL DEALER “Mioodward at ny : 1 Rd. D7 DOWN SALE! Spring Cleanup 1942 FORD 1949 FORD 1942 BUICK 1949 BUICK 1946 CHEVE. 1949 CHEVE. 1940 PLYMOUTH 1946 PONTIAC 1948 PONTIAC Priced to sell from $40 to $445. COMMUNITY Motor Sales Inc. Buick-Pontiac Open ’til 10 Every Night 804 N. Main Street the North End of Town) ROCHESTER Phone OLive 2-9311 7 : i E: “4 if He 3 7 an f \When you can get the ec oe ok. COaTOM &, best, at sortie Alamos WE) : PAULSON'S RK . 2 DOOR. Ex 66S. PERRY tne FORD 195@ TUDOR. RADIO AND MIKE pong! good condition, 56 Ell- ne 8 FORD, 4 DR. TOP TRADER White wails, R&H. $496. North Here are tro great 8: Sales, 312 W. Mont- 1982 ose wen oeaeniees 9905, calm. 1980 , S41 PorD a 7 DOOR. RADIO AND MIKE’S Sy “SALES _Lake id PONTIAC’s' TOP FORD very ‘etesa. New tires. Big q ON WAGON, , 1948 aah NO MONEY DOWN! Our plan is ethical, honest | and true. Choice of 6 beautiful V8’s Low As $1,195. M OR Y LONG RASY TERMS ons BALANCE MICHIGAN’S FINEST omatic, 1 Serger Loge new. as. ‘orth Pontiac Auto Sales. "49 FORD 4 DOOR RADIO AND HEATER LLOYD'S AUTO SALES 112 S. SAGINAW FE 4-8212 ta Ls oa “Mr. Kirby, the chief here iemenen spring outfit!" wom Mie te: leek at 4 mee For Sale Used Cars_ 61 For Sale Used Cars 61 Bright Spot Here are but a few of the 100 fine cars we have on dis- play. Fora large selection at low prices, come to— Jerome's ‘Bright Spot $3 Olds. 88 Holiday Cp. ’53 Cadillac 62 Sed. 53 Olds. 88 Convertible *S3 Chev: Convertible . $3 Cadillac 62 Coupe DeVille ’53 Olds. 98 Custom Sed, . $3 Chev. 210 tudor "| ’53 Ford Custom. 8, 2 dr. ’S2 Cadillac 62 Sed. ’52 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr. ’52 Olds. Custom 98 sed. Orenard | '52 Olds. 98 Holiday +1 52 Stude. Starlite Cpe. $2 Pont. Convertible - 3°52 Pont, 8 sed. ’52 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. $2 Stude, Sedan 52 Mercury Sed. $1 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr. ’51 Buick Super Riviera "$1 Buick Sedan 72 R ’51 Chev. Deluxe Sed. ’51 Pont. Chieftain 8, 2 dr. %|'51 Pont. Chieftain 8 Sed. “1°50 Olds, Super 88 Sed. ’50 Olds. Custom Sed. ’50 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. >| '49 Chev. Deluxe Sed. 49 Pont. 8 Sedan ’49 Ford Custom 8, 2 dr. 49 Ford Convertible ’49 Olds. 98 Convertbile 49 Hudson Sedan 48 Pont. 8 2 dr. '48Chev. Clib Coupe ’47 Chevrolet Sedan | '46 Pont, Deluxe 2 dr, CHOOSE YOUR _thru_ Credit Union * Finance Co. or i beara serotiicte ins tp j * ‘ cy aed " RAD * : Te LJ } SOTO 4 er NRT 7) ‘4 Princ ; mrc LAr “OLDS-CADILLAC OWN: TERMS | ME. |e =| GLENN'S 53 Buick Hardtop ’S3 Pontiac 4 dr. 53 Plym, 4 dr., radio, heater and overdrive '52 Buick Super Hardtop ’§2 Pontiac Catalina ’52 Buick Special 2 dr. ’52 Studebaker 8 ’52 Chevrolet like new ’$2 Ford Custom 8, 4 dr. '51 Chev. 2 dr. ’51 Plymouth 4 dr. ’$1 Pontiac 2 dr. ’51 Ford Custom 8 51 Chevrolet Sta. Wagon 50 Dodge 4 dr. ’50 Ford Club Coupe '5§0 Plymouth 4 dr. '47 Chev. 2 dr. "47 Pontiac '49 Dodge Cl. Coupe GLENN'S Motor Sales 254 - S. Saginaw St. PHONE FE 4-7371 « i i Séésessssssses : é 232 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-9131 us Jack Habel Chevrolet souTH stir AT COTTAGE ‘53° Fully Equipped \ 1. 1983 thle. Redio, beater. 188 b.p. Pire- ball’ Sugine, Twin-Turbine Days- flow ever. Ber Oliver's famous writien fuaraniee with $2,595 Buick Roadmaster Convert Buick ¥ owned this x2 30 day new car guarantee in writing. $2,695 1963 Buick Sentmeser Riviera Radio heater. Dynaflow. e 1963 Pontiac 4 door Deluxe Chief- wheels, Lenn oy tone pai : tain. Radio, heater, Hydramatic Originally sold over $4,000, al and 2 tone oe one of tremendous 7 ome with very low! the finest ears at a very paenge, » Ager? car pelonged the low price. Less then | é old 30 4 wines poemaee — Livers! ‘trade-in allowance on voor av Ww : car Act fast! Get a ring MANY TRA Call Anytime For A BUICK i 21 RELIABLE $895. - ‘1961 Bute 2 door. radio and heat- the do balance A gua writing Compare this one s 18. in ay where. Hd $1, 795 NSPORTATIO Open 8 AM. — 10 PM. FE 2.9101 Demonstration Ride In BOB 0 ORCHARD LAKE AV $995 s ties Buick 4 door, radio a) ogg A one owner car, that's owner. Previous pid ing gon furnished on request. You must see this model to fully appreciate it. $95 down. $1,095 i Pontiac 4 deor, Betene Chiefta: new car is finished in 2 tone blue and grey accentuated by whhewel tires Has radio ‘heater and many other extras. 30 day written guarantee. Rydrematic, nearly- $1,495 = — 4 door, radio & heater. this. Le mn two bt views owner on any car en our ot. N SPECIALS Any Of These Fine Cars « For Sale Used Cars 61 1951 1953 For Sale Used Cars 6i LATE MODEL SALE 1953 Buick Rivieras 1952 Buick Rivieras Buick Rivieras 1953 Pontiac Chieftain deluxe 4-doors 1952 Pontiac Chieftain deluxe 2-doors Pontiac Catalina 1952 Chevrolet Bel-Air 1952 Ford Tudor Community Motor Sales Inc. Buick-Pontiac Open ‘til 10 om, a 804 N. Main Street Ad the North End of ROCHESTER Phone OLive 2-9311 Custom Station Wagon. | MICHIGAN’S FINEST BIG PAVED Li ARD AND 1) MILE ROAD A 3 1 REARE i] FOWTIRG 3 DOOR, Pomiiser, Seed» oconticn. “FE ‘| 4-873 efter 6 p.m. . eho The Best In Wheels & Deals” Harold Turner Ford > 404.8. Woodward PL RADIO, HEATER, my tires va th Ly hemes et PLYMOUTH OUTH. 2 DR. BLAC tire: i Ld New car guarantee r | s e ne ' $s. DOW “$60 - Sp ull Price Any fone of these Trans- portation Specials for $60 full price. "41 Buick Sedan "47 Packard 2 dr, 40 Plymouth 2 dr. ’40 Chevrolet 2 df. ’40 Buick Clb, Cpe. *47 Chev. Sedan ’47 Buick 2 dr. - Many more to choose from. All bargains. MICHIGAN’S _FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT ; ON THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD ‘84 PONTIAC STAR bs aoe A'S CATA- = eA tess than 0 after 5 vm ‘8 PONTIAC ,UXE. YOU'LL have = owe Ly to believe it. Ph. |’51 Mercury, Radio, heat- x. | Not a “Rough Rider” in| . _ Come in today|.“ $1,695 53 Dodge Meadowbrook Sedan, Gyromatic, ~ radio & heater. .$1,335 "53 Ford Convertible Duplicate of the 500 ' mile pace car, White- wall tires, radio, heater » and spotlites ... $2,195 oveeeeene *53 Ford Sedan. White- | - walls, radio & heater ........ $1,495 52 Pontiac 8 Catalina. Hydramatic, radio, heater and white- . walls $1,595 '53 Ford 2 door. Fordo- matic, radio & heater .. eeeeoeeoen eeeoee 52 Mercury Sport Coupe. Radio, heater & Mercomatic ... $1,495 ‘53 Ford Country Sédan. Radio & heater. .$1,795 '53 Ford 2 door. Radio & heater ...... $1,395 ’52 Pontiac. Radio, heater & Hydramatic . .$1,395 | 52 Chevrolet Sedaf#. Pow-|- erglide, radio & heater ...... $1,195 ’$1 Packard 200 Series. Radio, héater & Ultramatic 51 Buick Super. flow, radio & heater Dyna- Radio, $1,095 ‘$1 Buick Special, & heater alas er & Mercomatic $995 51 Nash Statesman 2 door. Radio & heater. ..$695 ’5O Ford 2 door, radio & heater eeerevere $495 ’50 Station Wagon. Radio & heater eevee toe $395 the lot. and try out the car of your choice. OW _. Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4101 mM - $1,295) eee $1,295 | 10 Ford Ton Sake, ee Te 52 Ford F-6 * 2 Ton Dump "SO Ford F-6 - 2 Ton Dump *S1 Chev. % Ton Pickup _ ‘47 International 2 Ton Dump "SO Ford Ton Utili 47 Ford V;: Every Truck on \the Cy Owens Lot: la oe “A-1" Bey CY OWENS \ Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4101 \ ; For Sale Used Trucks 62 -~DUMP > 1947 Sete 4 2% Ton _ 900/20 T ires Only $295° - LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH 152 Ford, 6 tn | aft habe eetedi $845. pickup 3 AS. 4, ton This Ad le s Sovvuss es $745. _ This Ad Is True__,} 48 Chevrolet, ¥4 ton, | . 1953 Willys , and chassis .. $295./ ' Club coupe, One owner. ene "51 ates we o $003. -Keller-Koch. a CHRYSLER-P_LYMOUTR DEALER| So . = PF 5 % ton ~ pickup” eee st ee erersre racer aE, 2° oe Lake Ra i ores . is NRUDE MOTORS eS he : tba Pot “6 0| Sale Household Goods 71 "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 15, 1954 MODEST MAIDENS -= SLAYBAUGH'S "g SUITS, SIZE 13. SHIRTS. ‘shee 33 mans fur cape. FE APRIL BARGAINS | #13 | 143-Oskland Ave. rE | | i i iE fl H a | iC be 2 3 i 2a Sh g FBIE i ‘ a eran a eu Z i Ie 3 | ; £ i i : Bal 5) # $ b : z } if i -| KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER Eres) LINOLEUM, 9x12. .$3.95 electric stove. Also washing ma chine FE 17-6906 _Like Sew, $28. or 3-7160. _ MODERN, GRAY COUCH chair, —— condition MATTRESS" AND HOLLYWOOD ~~ NiCk 9-13 FLORAL RUG. FE 2mm ONE MATCHING PAIR OF DUN- can Phrte end tables with lam Perfect condition. Ez |; OUR USED APPLIANCES ARE ted so yo' can *e assured of best results and our selection is complete ranges at'$19.95 motor, » -— PHICGAS RANGES, WATER heaters. 16- per cent down, $5 _ monthiy payments. Co,, 2628 eouch $15, Sak ens < h. | le iJ each, fr see oe Pa tie ow RECOR 2 radio combined. 81 wts8. ; eS Gas STOVE ‘Turner's, 603 Clem- - DEPARTMENT Used Trade-in Dept, Bean oat. chairs jalan <7 4 Coont of Roig a ee i are "WYMAN'S — ~ . Unpainted Furniture '' Wall GEVo ..... eesencaee — NEW LOW_PRI oon = ts PICK & PAINT STOR Pree : Park At; Rear USED DEPT. ; i S825 &i Sess se automatic washer $120.50 : E : ms " Fa . F 3 4 » E E ; : : s f i Ge a i oe ‘ 3 | a | w) Bs LJ ai: “a al § | ~ WAYNE GABERTS new... bed $300.96 automatic wash- er, new installed ..|. 6230 8 FT.3 IN. X lo Pr. 61 AY open 6 ‘o @ p.m. FRIDAY open 3 to 8 p.m. SATURDAY, 10:30 a.m. S 9 p.m. LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS! Again we have obtained : new ; ments. $89.95 value for $54.50. Come early. - 1250 Seeder-fertiliser oe 6 myo POWER TooLs le’ Glee. saw 3.00 B &D '<" elec @rin tose 51.95 Shonmaster band saw 39.78 70.00 TS Ram ‘one HP. 30.98 am saw. one HP. 40.50 4c BLP 6" bench grinder also oscillating and belt sanders, drills, kits, soldering guns ete. SEWING MACHINES $189 50 port.-round bobbins $52.50 ~ 249.00 console, round bobbins 79.00 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Seen $6 00 hand saws an Tiss ah L 3 net sets rey at bd se nelocks ete, ~~ GENERAL Cr), i= 6. saomaw ét. i Way 2LANn— “He's got a reving eye—or did have, that is!” For Sale Miscellaneous 72 CES" ona BOY eaiL. Tiny eat Raters as we 8 combiote Tae ef batt: | Ee Saleen . BLACKETT’S Building Supplies FER SALE SAVE UP TO #43 Regular $106.50 rotary 4 cycle now ow sgl ime oe. mm. 4 cycle, AS ‘ore reel a7 5° =. ub KELLYS HARDWARE 3004 Auburn at Adams FE 23-8811 Auburn LOW LOW or 32-4826 DURO-THERM OIL tise “Om 31540. PAINT BASEMENT FLOORS, Porches and patios with Truscon Paratex Rubber Base Floor Coat- ting Most colors $6.45 Gal, §1 15 Quart, BLAYLOCK Supply Co. FE 3-7101 PONTIAC PL 1488 Baldwin Ave PLYWOOD All kinds, plain & decorative. Kitch. en cabinet doors- ‘drawers made YWOOD CO. FE 32543 AND CEMENT HAGGERTY\ LUMBER COMPANY canv wel Meceqry oe Walled NT Pavement Breakers AL , COLONIAL . Lumber Company Open Daily 8-6, Sun. 9-2 Phone ‘ORlando 3-2215 Ww EVERY SAT. @ SUN. ONLY. LI- sais. GENERAL 8. SAGINAW, lumber, MA Excellent white \ pt = s Ts 3k 4 ° Id ne 2x68 beat for reof: SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. 5340 Highland . (M39) OR Bic EEE OR 37092 xcept Sunday gt > rh a] SUN TUNE UP MACHINE. : OR 309367 , oe ; f ity TALBOTT LUMBER Dokl fs ron) ja 04 4 wn n (cam ba ba) cc < In. ROSE Wilton . $15. and éxs+- Mig Tamctleg very A ent. 1963 ik Woodward _ of 14 Mile). Birming- . Mitwest 46008. See w 1954 model ‘Rototillers | GOOD Time payments svail- INSULATION STORM DOORS . COMB. STORM SASH Lawn st AQUARIUM — i . Suppl ne ead . Pontiac Farm Supply Tor FOX TERRIER make your selection and arrangem ents to ic or 1 — EE smi TO soOIL FELL 5 a pe reverse $296. WILL Give (KITTENS To ¢ NT BLACK DIRT AND fi Jobnsco res EM densa, | home. 325 & Ptke. livered. Jim Foster. F1 L DIRT, SAND. GRAV BLACK DIRT, TOP SOIL, SCHAF. FER, PE 56-7014 OR FE. — hh Farm Top: Soil Black dirt and driveway gravel. | DOOR ,| Hay, Grain & Feed (83 D AND OnAvEt. LOADING por, SOIL DAILY at i} Dogs Trained, Board 82 BATHING AND CLIP- _ping. Te N Perry. FE 2-6113. reer z i 3 et ef 2 BY SiieD GAY. fe Bilin OF GES - oned cutting aljeite, no rain, k MANURE, $5 TRUCK LOAD. Lahser cad! Cramheea ur coeen Mant POR 8 Sod oqeer mabe of PONTIAC FA INDUSTRIAL TRACTOR CO 825 WOODWARD AVE. FE 4-0461 OR FE4-1442 PROCESSED GRAVEL POR and ‘ing ANNOUNCEMENT The New Farmall Super M-T.A. Has Just Arrived “431 Shoman . of Airport off M SAND. GRAVEL. AND PILL DIRT PE 27853. stone and fill ip ezoee You, sess FE 4-0734 FE 4-1112 KING BROS. . PILL DIRT. ROAD GRAV- . and black dirt. FE ¢46108 or PE 5-065! SAND. GRAVEL Truc for hire Pontiac Road at Opdyke tires, wheels and rims. §75. OL iTth st 11 o'clock in the W Pw Sale i SB. “illes west of Williams Head very choice Registered Brown Swiss . TOP SOIL, SAND. _ fill dirt, FE 5-Tise TOP SOIL. FILL DIR FE 23-2817 WTD.: TO FIT FORD Lift type @ ft doubl ROAD GRAVEL. AND i PE 4.8203 pporozim ately to fh. 6 teen WE HAVE IT silent, has no pitm: oo Sweration We quiet—its dy- wag DISPLAY NOW BLACKETT INC. YOUR FERGUSON DEALER OR 31209 opsoil & Gravel chaine Grete cove. = Driveway and perking jot gravel & close spring- wi fin, _ 41108 or PE 4-6119. TRUCKING, SAND, , fi. ORiando 3-774). ers. A sale no dairyman can afford to miss. ent 3) | WASH SAND AND ORAVEL, PILL _bleck, and reed grevel. EM 3-606. WE DELIVER 1 OR 2 YDS. MA- nure, drive Way gravel, sand, soll trucking. Call anytime FE 46504. 300 YARDS TOP SOT TRADE for bull dosing. PE +1049 Wood, Coal & Fuel - 80 Weekeior* See 2 SPOTTED SHETLAND PONIES. _ Wanted Livestock 85 Awning Type Windows M. A. BENSO KEKE te S"8s% a? Ess fect ee Ser 2 st Huron. . | Plants, Trees, Shrubs 80A — ELECTRIC MOTORS —%é | —~ aaa ___For Sale Poultry 8 SKF: LARG’ windows; Crockers, 657 W. Huron. . pein ton "SED BRICK. EANED iD _Gelivered. FE 71-9288. AND WINDOW I BE il | WALL CABINET KITCHEN #0 IN. Suety Uiveomion, value, $18.95. Feacent, _393 WOLVERINE rE a I Bu ister’ , xurmeister= | LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES 1m6. 128. 1x12 au4 = eed With pa You EM 3-4650 ~ EM 3-3996 8. 1% INCH manganese e Ave. ~ebastes My cooees $1 srancetresoess OC ee -|30 GA. HI-RECOVERY 2 and $12.50 Bathtubs. Itf $64.50 G. A. Thom » rade A time cast iron pson, 80 Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. ACTOR WITH CUL- = =. Satin, wodtoom & recrea- — North, * working order, $16, 3415 __Rd., ‘> mile East of | Adams Rd. a : ‘axe’. Se Fst | CASH .- CASH CASH Por anything you have of value. suctions. A WAREHOUSE |« SRE oe LING PAIR Al Ant WE TRADE LAWN MOWERS AND garden tractors, Any make or Col-| FORCED TO SELL, % WHITE ees, Cont rere ee: ~-Sale Farm Produce 67 “a APPLES” garden tractors, Terma. Bank rates. 7 : MASTICK CO. Ra... My, at Miltorg Mich. PH. MU 41 “Auction Sales — & AUCTION SALE FRIDAY NIORT SEBAGO SEED AND EATIN . tatoes Eaton seed oats. all va: s. Jack ___Cochran, Orion, MY 2-0631." Sale Farm Equipment 88 ANOTHER SPECIAL! with PLANT NOW ‘LAKESIDE. 3044 HoUG TED ce heavy woven fence wire, tour sar at a J 1. CASE “Tt Costs Less to Farm - Phone OL! Robertson waawbceries _Lethem ra piants OL ... TREES AND EVERGREENS Shrubs, fertilisers, grass seed. . Cc Tear ireery ‘ LA MOW EVAlS EQu’®. 1-07 OR _3-6506 or MA Trade tn your old 1 or ha Save Yourself -M Sa ‘We have new and used ‘We i. pe oe See - et a: ft Emo Soke me ee ee eae § at ~~ M THE PONTIAC PRESS, RS ee Channel 1-—-WXYZ-TV | 12:30—(1)—Good Fri. Serv. (2)— Tomorrow's Search. 12: 45—(2)—Guiding Light: Perfect Peach, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1054, — Says One Critic Gave Dancing Lessons st Chris Connors. 11:90—(4)—Moods in the Night. Songs, music. FRIDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. $:00—(2)—Morning Show. 8: 45-—~(7)—Cartoons. a h Playschool. (7) Breakfast 9:45—(2)—Brighter Day. 10:00—(4) Ding Dong School. (7) Charm Kitchen. (2)—Jack Paar 1@: 38—(4)—One Man’s Family. 19:46—(4)—Three Steps. 11:00—(4)—Home. (7)—Breakfast Playhouse. (2)—I'll Buy That.. 11:30—(2)—Strike It Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING 6:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline. (2)— Rocky King. (4)—Music Time. 6:15—(7)—Sports. (4)—News. 6:30—(7)—Ramar. (2)—News. (4) Sports. . 6:45—(2)—Weatherman. (4)—Man About Town. ° 7:00—(7)—Range Riders. (2)—Life With Father. (4)—To be an- nounced. T:15—(4)—Adv. Special Delivery. 7:30—(7)—Stu Erwin. (2) — News. (4)—Eddie Fisher. | 7:45—(4) News. (2)—Perry Como. 8:00—(4) Dave Garroway. (T)— Ozzie and Harriet. (2)—Mama. 8:30—(4) Life of Riley. (7)—Play- ‘ house. (2)—Topper. - 9:00—(4) Big Story. (7)—Family Pride. (2)—Playhouse. 9:30—(4)—Soundstage. (T)—Who’s the Boss: (2)—Our Miss Brooks. 19:00 — (4) — Sports. (7)—Black Spider. (2)—My Friend Irma: 10:39—(2) City Detective. 16:45—(4) Fights. 11:60—(4) News. (7)—Soupy’s On. for Catalina bathing suits. When she was 16;Gwen married guests. (4) stein, Michael Strong star. w= 1:00—(2)-- You're What — Tou Eat. to Marilyn Sia _ A = Palmer. (2)—To be ~ (O-—-Home Theater. raya Monroe, Wil a 5 maiiedc outed Veronica,” -nun — helps young | t:30—(2)—Garry Moore Show. “Be én Air Sunday] 15—(7)—Sports Show. couple to secure future. (2)— | 9/9919) Double or Nothing : aa oe coheed Big Town. Steve and Lorelei My Life. be —|. NEW YORK—When New Y ()—Detroit This Week. track down baby adoption critics last year hailed Gwen news, ed racket; Patrick McVey, Beverly | 2:30—(2)—Houseparty. (7) — The-| Verdon, the show-stopping dance @:29 — (1) — Famous Playhouse.| 7 ater. (4)—Jean McBride. sensation of the Broadway musical, “The Imposter,” film. (4)—Time | 10:00—(4)—Martin Kane. Marty | **45—(4)—Nancy Dixon. pad geting poditgmectinidied « off for Sports. Bill Flemming.| comes to rescue of girl in mur-|%:00—-(2)—Big Payoff. (4)—Kate| (1 inat discovering her was & (2)—Telenews Ace. Ken Cline,| der frame-up. Mark Stevens] Smith. little like discovering a peach in Van Patrick. stars. (2) — Public Defender. $:30—(7)—Air Base. (2)—Ladies | a peach tree. 6:45 — (© — An Easter Story.| Teenage boy charged with as) 1.4, . All Gwen needed, he said, was Drama. eathermen, Dr.| %mt ond robbery im “The! | » the right showcase for her Everett R. Phelps. Clown,” George Nader with star 400—(71)—Cowhoy Colt. (0—Wel- heats. Reed Hadley. come Travelers. erdon born and = Tene ee Wen, Cisce 804 | 10:29—-(T)—Janet Dean, Registered | &:20—(0—On Your Account. (2—| jaime tm Oulver City, E ’ Piano impres- — soles) ey Feature Theater. lees than a stone’s throw from ee! : Prof. MecNutley ype in| in. the “Bennet Case.” (— | *0~¢ = where ie tater was employed a7 : f school crisis, almost decides to| Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff. as an ¢lectrician. to rejom Army. Ray Milland with films. (2)—"I Led Three | 5:30—(2)—Bob Crosby. (7)—Barn- - + te ieee & a Lives.” Richard Carlson as| aby Bear. (4)—Howdy Doody. She ‘ =—- iy é: eee 5:45—(T) Weather. (2)—Sports. | "0s, Se oe * National Clothing Ge. $ nm RAPPY Men’s Wear — Wear 9 S. Saginaw St., Pontiac ager destroys school teacher's | 12:¢0—(4)—Tre Ore. (7)— Comics.| (2)—News. reputation. ———— | 15-4) —"Rassiin’ ", (1) — Mo- 9:30—(7)—Kraft Theater. “A Mar- | 12:15—(2)—Love of Life. tion Pic. Academy. (2)—Theater. Numbers Rj . aor Today's Radio P : Se ays naaio Frrograms - - Detroit and State Police Programs furnished by stations Msted tm this celumm ate subject to change without. netics. Swoop on Down-River wR, (7 CELW, see) Ww3, (980) WXYZ, (1270) WCAR, (1130) WIBK, (1490) Gambling Syndicate . 4 | -3OxIGut = = = ===; «FRIDAY MORNING 12:00—WJR, Wendy. Warren | 5:45—WJR, Curt Massey o : the upper Michigan woods where Michigan ; : : C08 WIR, Reve Cw tem yews wee, Page cent CuLW, News. Risen vaca Sicha Gane he recently killed a 150-pound hear Would Go fo Aad—beld on tight—tt's yours fer only $LAS @ woekl < WHY, Weutrtch, Mekenn | WAYS Pred Wolfe WBE: Dos rumat evexma | smashed an extensive down-river |“ ® hatchet. He and Oscar) WASHINGTON @ — A bill which Ome ett be en Ss ES amen WJBK, Rise & Shine, WCAR, Tie Cre Serv. €:00—WIR, News. numbers syndicate last night in 22| Were walking through the woods | Vaid provide Michigan with You can see it | RETR on a CROSLEY | WCAR, Coffee (9:15—WJR, Aunt Jenny ww iat cai = when Oscar, a curious dog, saw a A , +16 WIR. Curt Quarts | :05_wwJ, News Beha Riggortiassmeds ware Sport a So a Rive, | hole under a tree. ly. $30 million yearly for highways _ : , WET, Le dais Wolte 3, Neen a WRK, Horsemen | Rouge, » Sat _ lucas went right in, tie came | develepenent and improvement | : Falk Sports 1:00—WJR, Dick Burris CKLW. Your Boy Bud 1s_WIR. Clark Quertes | A total of 52 persons was ar.| “8 out dgain. Ray awaited . President Eisenhower's 2 ¢:20—WIER, WHYS, Fred Wolte tee ge “wwe ig oe rested. However, the dragnet oem bie Bead ee Oe ee ee signature today. FRE SESE Se TEPER | SERS __[fatict to catch w wn the reputed| Otace with the bear. | Michigan would oo eneft ‘/ 84 Qokland Avene = FE 2645 |" wean Tg koe raspar aFrensoon | $20." ,Be, Bermelte (Trick, 47, of Lincoln Park. Tri.| ,R4Y imitated Oscar, quickly with-| ¢xpanded ‘ere it ae eae FREE PARKING at OUR DOOR Gee @:45—wan b. Themes WCAR, Coffee - 1:00—WJR, Life’s Rosé WHT, bul sera Ick, who has a long record of wing. [ure passed ‘ a es ma 7:90—WEYZ, Osgood, Wolte | Wiz Shor Time” cts win tent ‘Tomas |8Ambling arrests, reportedly left Then, said ny, Se igo yesterday and was sent to the oe a:0wam, Ouest Bose | SELW: Austin “Great CRLW, News, Bud WKYE, Ba Mckenste Detroit Monday for Fort Lauder. his head out of the Kole. Ray Mit! white House. : wes, ‘athens 1:45—WWJ, News 13b-0Im, tp Perens Ww tare ser dale, Fla. ducked Minutes later the| The measure, which would be : | ? Paiton Lewis CKLW, Toby Davie CKLW, Worth Knowing | WRYZ, ed. Stslton Police sald the raids were con- |tear taade a tun for it, found a|%® effect after July 1, 195, au-/| —= come! TCA ews, Balaas Oa Dee teewel | SSE-WIR, De. Malons WJBK. News ducted with the full nearby tree and climbed it. | thorizes expenditure of $968 mil- ; Cae. ow 5 WEY, :Dick Ongoo CELW, Tre Ore Service | sus wwo, Pres Pettay | Of the police graft one-man grand | Oscar and Ray waited for him | lion each fiscal year. However, ac- | =. | tat See bere Sorte | yew tae gn | SHE SE Beate. | Mee. Recorder's Jadge Joba P. |to come down. The bear finally did| tual appropriations sill must be * 25 to Pick From 4 WXYR, Ouasy of, WCAR, News, Coffee eee oe oe ton ; - George ° ; and headed for another tree. Ray | made. : : 4 . 0:18 WIR, Bad Guest pg pee | wee Raids on 10 of the locations were | afd Oscar chased him “but Oscar} The bill calls for federal tigh- | %9 ream ag, tev ee Wave foc wae ATE Love Ranger _ caught one of his legs and pulled | Way aid to states under two head- $192 : CELW, Funer : | S90-WIR,. Musto Bal WisK. Tom George pean e * Murrew soogprlidamt agra yrer=ay a him down.” Ray finished the job/ ings. The money is to be used as ese Hert tee | ScaR eval | SRR ory Meee | ERLW. Ferry come” |C. Vokes yesterday. A dozen other | With the hatchet, "2 etter sate reeds or interstate , | ? he . Drake Ww. George Ray, nearby Toads. : re ; : ; 3 Baw Sa em | Rianne, | EEE HS Ee | vrmmeegeee fae "eve etre without war | 1, Tyas the Ht will| Pond tat rade would be -\ 5 ae or sf Ss Lae. | waee ewe. Overse order the raids although he ‘was | tions. Primary state roads would : ki : : aoe | See" Grtee Finny, | ts--anngnine poe. | Sas, mime, Rou | SET E"dkow wert" | Aware of them. He indicated that /Dolicaman Blamed | ect 4 per cent of the money. Radio and TV eo ‘WRK, Tom Geers | ps8 wm Mrs. Page Sa fore he, ie ee ee radars Sccontary Towle wobd te eiloted/f— : ay mae Bah Aan Fo €:45—WXYE, Vandereook CKLW, : Rute WXYZ, Band of the Day ——— ; [30 per cent. The remaining 25 perf 1430 Joslyn—Corner of Walton FE 2-2257 | Se tenet eal “eae, Teg tars” | Suswim, suse party | WRK. Hockey "| Detroit police tie-ups with gamubi for Traffic Violation. cent would: be spent on. urban | stessssessssneiinnsnensnt , “ wxre, story WCAR, Temple Academy | CELW, ‘Bdie Chase eg gy ngevearm 8 BALTIMORE, Md. (UP) — At-| hea.’ tor interstate vend cies S a ee nn | Miwa Wiicome Traveer” | 920—-WW3, yous | WAYS Ousle © Harriet aa tan q_|torney John Heath argued success-| orovide for on a federal-state | 4 eee, marta Wine. bes werney ard ‘et, Cel Sunday | 0:20—-WIR. That's Rich - grand jury aides sald the raids a Se his. camels] meneane ata, woth range from oa eake'P 900.0 Veleo....90000 W, Sounding Board a 4:00—WJR, Listen Lorene Se Ere tet Ci culminated five-month probe | as at the ordet of a policeman. Michigan would receive each Thee were sich qeattell bn tonmaihe pee , 1o-00—w sane | OS eae were, 3 Mektenste | 9:45—WWw4, M, Kottler —— eS a oe mbohgdipel < court magis-| year $23,772,000 in state road fed- MICHIGANAALUORESCENT_LIG m6 § week, | ave Watererthe” trests WIRE, News, Megeod 10:00—W, graie | In all, the flying police squads | trate that he was in the process of | oral aid and another $6,164,000 for : ey SSE Eee CKLW wcaR, ww. McGee i ’ 398 Orchard Lake Ave. CKLW, F. Edwards > Mary Morpes ade Sten Sree ¢ Oa 1 confiscated -$15,000 in cash, 17| making the turn at an intersection | interstate roads. = te:18-WIR, Your Congress | Uni’ Mery Morgen WW), Biella Dalles cKLw. Edwards —_| autos, 15 telephones, 10 guns, seven| when Patrolman G. Clayton ap-| - -_ : ‘ Ne otto | 19:48-9W2, Break the Bank weak, Sports a Teh = Oe gy adding machines, a slot machine, | proached his car and said he was CxLW. WXY¥2. Girt Marries Ge bee CKLW, Date ‘| and bags containing approximately | going to give him a ticket. Heath so . + | eo—wws, stro: Te ain | .WCAR Ballogs | wa" Lisken “Wechington _|.220,000 current and past-dated mu-j said at that moment he hadn’t he WXY2, Modera Romeness | “SETS “pon Riddler | WAYH Muse ‘tuels slips | completed the turn but had to do Bea. , | 00—WIR, News 10:48—WXYZ, Top of Town oe so in order to comply with Clays WWJ, Plain Bill _ CKLW, Quiet Girl Dies of In ton’s order to “pull over to the : * vor since _® Sake Beale Chace | SSW, Oe cee has’! Cur.” ° si ele Rms) | SRE Ges Stee | ERtR RSS rue |, ALMA oP — Gratien Cony be! et red tat i ination of gaWa, : see fare GiB WIR, Baseball sores’: | tuszwim, Bob Reraslée | of 1954 with the death of Barbara | rjen” “as St he Policeman's , — oe : F Quews for oaewws, & Jone SRW. ‘ftuste Saylor, 16, of Bannister. She died Magistrate A. Risley Ensor dis- Now in Stock 78 and 45 R feo a } Mek | 11:90 7R, Muse =| Tuesday at St. John's Hospital of | missed the charge on the grounds Ped | 3° City. Byline WiBK, Bob Murphy Ww. Phi Mester __| injuries suffered last Sunday. She that you have to complete an-{l- ee _ 1, Wanted re = : = ¥ > by @ car while horse- | legal turn before you can be “4 plea! an hour after they bad/ Boy Can't Keep Still, He said he recovered the body Neither Can Daddy —_| about an hour later, but did not; IRWINTON, Ga. @ — State . recall what: happened in the mean- ee Hel oa arco ¥ ~ time. © oT up Griver’ license : ae coroner, cedared the sutspay. |, THe man’s wile, said he was DR. H. A. MILLER ———_ | fieers asked @ little boy where his “ Optometrist’ . | Politician { father was and he ‘pointed in an = aon 5|Politician to Run Again | coscsite direction from the one 7 North Saginaw Street BATTLE CREEK in—Edward J. hs mother hed given, Then, when) fj {| enw ee heed) See: . Phone FE 4-6842 _ “Better Things in Sight” r; : i ‘THE PO a NTIA x tar * dat [AC PRESS. 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