“ = _ Details page twe PAGES» ‘ Pagan - 5. ide _ 11%h YEAR PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954—s9 << Tree Dwellas Would Hemér FBI Operations, Warns Official ~~ But Asks Committee to Consider Other Laws Needed More . WASHINGTON (INS) — Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. announced his flat opposition today to moves to outlaw the Com- Hi munist party, warning that such legislation might be unconstitutional and would hamper the FBI. The attorney general told a House judiciary subcom- © mittee that legislative pro- posals to make Communist Viet Nam Orders Full Draft | Merchants Driven Out ‘Al Men 71 to 15 [Fierce Grass Fire Threatens Farms to Be Mobilized|i2 Bloomtield : A grass fire crackling across Py 250 acres of meadowland swept Against Rebels to within 100 feet of a Bloomfield Township farm building yester- ° ' day before being. snuffed out by Previously, the French 55 Scosabewinging Gretigtters: Forces Bore Brunt of: Volunteers and regular firemen | from Bloomfield and West Bloom- War Burden | field Townships and Walnut Lake SAIGON, Indochina (AP) | {ought the nae en ravers ‘and —Viet Nam's new war Cab- | grooms. inet decreed total mobiliza-| — geneiais believe the fire start- tion today of all its male} ed Ck. ~ Skae — _ooeee by citizens between 21 and 25| ® t Derperation, and spread to fight the Communist-| °.*, Nek Gee dominated Vietminh rebels.| the fire, tanned by 37-mile-an- Meeting for the first time | hour winds, was put out just be- fore reaching an implement build- _ | since its creation Saturday vod a — Gro sspisaaa = by Chief of State Bao Dai,| ines. six barns and a greenhouse Premier Prince Buu Loc and | 43. were threatened. his two Cabinet ministers| the burned out area is bounded ordered the cal!-up by May | py Upper Long Lake, Scuare Lake . “= ~~ LX 15. road, Klingensmith and Middlebelt Kit. ay = = I\)) x It was not immediately | road. An investigation is pending. SSS? : . > a epnonnced bos cored of the . to million Vietnamese | : *,.. YOU HAVE MADE IT A DEN OF THIEVES’ in the French-defended Romanians Free Plan Action Against Jesus Pree Sone bevatiécted by SQUIRREL JOINS FAMILY—A cat owned by It was the first time in the ex- the Raymond L. Dalbys, 1911 Lakeview Dr., Orion hausting seven-year Indochina war [gescu yS Township, watches over three of her five kittens Angry Galilean Kicks Out =AS:Sh= pet cepe eds Do Previously the Vietnamese were drafted individually, eva- | to Turn Traitor, Greets Dulles in Br itain to Soothe Sen. Gr iswold The dministration spokesman Money Chanaers in Temple | =F Se" come” Big 3 Rift Over Indochina a —F 1 s4 ‘ 2 ; Pentiae Press Phete | that passage of laws rel. Dalby found the motherless squirrel recently; ™embership in the party a crime. while working with the Pontiac Parks and Recrea-| !@ itself would be “in direct con-— tion Department forestry crew. The cat mothers| it” with laws already on the the squirrel like it was one of her kittens. na — apt and Ap Africans and Foreign Legion, | FRANKFURT, Germany — ' | provisions of the Internal om apaia takes ta inseinary tip beck more ties Whcatatie oven | the attack. [Communist Romania today freed| LONDON (AP) — Secretary of State John Foster ies | y aed Com names cbpiving the style of today's Rews—and the journalistic cxepticismn. "| The mobilization followed a gov- |‘ tW° young sons of Valeriu C./ Dulles, seeking to patch up a Big Three rift over South- jal By ORA SPAID ernment decree Saturday incorpor-|Georgescu, a Romanian-bor} east Asian policy,girged Britain today to join in an early| _Heart Attack Takes Life it promises by enactment of Pontes Pisus teeuiat ating into Viet Nam’s 300.000- American who had refused to be} western warnin heed off Communist seizu Gover legislation providing that JERUSALEM, Nisan 13 Coubaiey)< an engry Young | cgutug ‘nan woe Demet tat| et ee res ve of Indochina. reais — : Mahi | pp rretind gg 2p ” ng men ln bs : $ ¢ * the See weet. Informants said Dulles told. Bait Foreign Secretary |. : Anthony E | iH Te g , i = fi g F FE EGE 5 i Galilean rabbi sturthed this pilgrim-fhronged city yester- | allegiance to Misty-eyed, the father and sons oti day by rope-whipping and driving from the reat Jewish wl ay - —— wore wusnied ta West Gormasty. Eden the Western| WASHINGTON @—Sen. Dwight since stiff penalties . Allies must show ited | P. Griswold (R-Neb), three times Provided Temple a number of money exchangers and dealers in| ‘the Cabinet also fore te Gas ths fat Ouse Gaarpueee 8 Breaki ‘ Hit feaicn sffkits at the = Mae Sinks Gal registration provisions The | sacrificial goods. mate! , had seen the boys since 1947— The 33-year-old religious revolutionary, Jesus, of the | ‘ets now on active duty ‘when he and his wife left Bucha- gain from strength. sion to Greece, died early today| Ja 0 tiny northern village of Nazareth, upset the coin-cov-| (continued on Page rest on a two-month visit to the . Both Indochina and Korea are up| after a heart attack, He was 6.| outlaw the ered tables of the trapesite bankers and sent the sacrifice United States. | ort ontiac merchants’ doves and lambs fluttering and bawling into “As a representative of Ameri- ‘ 2%. and the le yard. He lashed the dealers with a rope whi F { W, tal (he was president of} : * will be sitting in. and told toma: a —_ en on oman ao eceaes Gn Ge Oe ew jer.| Four Other Burglaries Dalles and Edin, who met at | 125 Bethesda, Md. Mrs.Griswoid| Brownell indicated . “It is written, my house shall be called the house ® . we in Ro csorgigred poorer Attempted Wave of the . : . of prayer, but you have made it a den of thieves.” Killed in Crash cee let om wale’ - Thefts Continues compromise on the timing of the Griswold =~ = the Senate | semselves” if _ Many pilgrims waiting in line to exchange the coin of 7 re Ce ‘| Eight breakins and four at- oe | aece damnery tee ee wee eect | wilh the realm into the kind acceptable for payment of temple a - ee an le aggro a erates breakins, all in north Pon- ce tae ee ee Oe be kennl dues encouraged the rabbi. Driver's Misjudgment Georgescu remained in New York. | tiac. were reported over the week-| 5 41 oa S. Wherry. age bom ” oe coweted before the enraged Jesus,| of Coming Car's Speed, «1 hardly recognize’ them,” end aa a weve a) eee co) eS aay tetee Gia cota tal tis kod ust cumpaneed publicly one 0 em snou 5 BI ; Geo said, “they have ues to plague is ‘ amed for Accide — bou in | interpreted en zinsphemer. We shall see what the scribes say of ccident much.” / beives netted oe cante, fil | fearing it would narrow the al-| this fall But had told friends he One Fenton woman was killed ready slim The incident occurred on the eve of the Jewish festival and another injured Sunday after- a a a et a **"| an Indochina settlement at Geneva. No change in the political lineup Tees allel thts tanlerni| Slackona;eacie cea ele pried wt en y: cap: 0 in Springfield Township, according | vulge details. 1006 Joslyn Ave., thieves Mediterranean nation, is swelled to almost & million lps Sachem eer ea “An ¥ want. to ony.” he said, rggelliae Matmeror er ; | _ y pilgrims, merchants, traders, beggars | eves -| Pontiac’ | ‘is that we're most grateful to} In change ash registers | -oiuctant French. ome ae from all parts of Palestine, and a reinforced garrison Mrs. Es Ti, died of in- —— —_—™ wretmetates. “soteet at | Official sources said Dulles feels ton “ “a | eprems meabes enti : of Roman occupation forces. The Jews are here to | ternal injuries shortly after reach-| The State Department said last ue. — & common declaration right now] ‘The Senate composition is now a th celebrate the freeing of their ancestors from slavery | ing st. Joseph Mercy Hospital in| May 2% that Christace Zambeti, | Thieves took $25 B Raarge | will help the French to maintain | 4g Republicans, 48 Democrats and res Ge ponctgies of Pay ~d under the Egyptian Pharaohs. Flint : legation first secretary of the |™achine at a filling station at 867) 9 firm position at Geneva against |1 Independent. mores ngs : ; * ; - | Romanian delegation, tried to | Baldwin Ave. An attempted break-| any compromise that might even-| Griswold, although active in Re- = The festival was permitted this year by the Roman; Mrs. Lillian Atwood, 66, was | subvert Georgescu into spying |i" was reported at another gas st@-| tually lose Indochina to the Reds. | publican political life for a quarter| He said there is a “false im- Occupational Government, despite reported threats in| treated at the hospital for chin | sor the Communists. tion at 644 Oakland Ave. in| The French and. Sritish are | of a century; was named to several | pression” that a large number of | the past to close the temple. Palestine is currently riddled | cuts, bruises and shock. Both ee petce: fae: tla collsbore: Nothing was vs ready to join in warning the Pel- | high positions in the Democratic | Communists would be quickly con-— with political and religious intrigue. lived at 109 Anna St. thon” the ‘State Department said, | arelaries ate ory cidwin Ave,| Ping regime against aggression | administration of former President | victed it party membership was The Roman Governor, Pontius Pilate, is at odds with| State Police said the car driven “wag to be the welfare’’ of the two and a linen supply company at 366 in Indochina sponsor | Truman. At the time of his appoint- — fer by itself. . the Jewish “king,” Herod, about Roman indifference to| by Mrs. Atwood turned in front of | sons, : - | & Rew Southeast Asia defense astride) el etows pad aga it on pointed out, however, a promise of religious liberty. Herd is qesrareh ot Gali- aieeitomee = a by Clif-| But Georgescu refused. After| An undetermined amount of | °Tsanization — at ay if the | in Jurb 1947, the White House lee, Jesus’ home province. . Roe, 40, iver Rouge. | Zambeti’s visit, Georgescu report- ag reported taken from Communists spurn 8 negotiated mp ; ’ ; "Tilowers et the Hamintee, 420 The cars collided abst ‘a! “alle ud deed baroead ox a Sata Desert. fail vending weacidae oy 0 ves settlement at Géneva. was 8 fool eet: Serre Ot ccnaneed en bees re tend he is the Messiah (the deliv-| north of Big Lake road. Mrs. At-| ment, which forced the recall of| taurant at 1018 Joslyn Ave., while| Across the English channel, the | 8" able administrator. arion 0 Up erer) who fas come to Jerusalem | wood told troopers she misjudged the Romanian diplomat. Zambetl! 425 was taken from a soda bar| Prema Prose, manitested a little awe . . 0 —— to proclaim himself King of the | the speed-of Roe’s cer. Roe was left, complaining he | vending machine at 936 Joslyn. . uneasiness- today Al Illinois Primary Draws Nets Thugs $326 or aera Filled Churches Celebrate smi won nbn fm \alFany mid ee soa tT National Political Interest — of his home, and Dr, Donald ~ Attendant Is Slugged as/| trom here met Fraser said his office at 1004 Jos- CHICAGO (AP) — The first political struggle of 1954, -_ a preliminary skirmish to pick candidates for the crucial 2 Bandits Escope With| Steet od ein eas [Beginning of Holy Week | rnc + if HL i » g © z : d city z Hu: gles ti cy il Fe ite it hn Pi td iit | i i i: | bF Ie iH i i aptel nt iH ei : d : . i i j H i Ae i i iy I i [ 5 : : z gi m 2 | pfs a > 219 November battle over control of Congress, reaches a show- Cash Early Today Reports of his power to perform| Capacity crowds gathered Sunday in Pontiac churches, dalton Nigar Cri ___ |down_tomorrow in the Illinois primary. a fees miracles have Pal ) Hs Critically Burned— ! Two pistol-wielding bandits es-| zoe s bute A member of the rip ene cia sicrataes ad celebrate Palm Sunday, a gas station at €44 Oakland and a| " man is in critical con. From the standpoint of national interest, 1 ~F : caped with about $526 from an/ rannirs party told of a miracle | ‘he opening of Holy Wee : . ware nirersigd For alae cy at’ Pontine General | result will be to tap a Republican for an attempt to tip, Auburn avenue filling station early | performed during Jesus’ walk trom| Sermons in practically all the churches recalled how|, _, Hospital with burns suffered this| Democrat’Paul H. Douglas out of his Senate seat. Nine this morning after slugging the at of filling the h T ht T : - tendant, according to Pontiac Po-| Pethany, yesterday mor the vesus oranbiaray Ue ee On er een one. ONIGN, TOMOFFOW | morning when an acetylene torch| candidates are scuffling for the GOP senatorial nomina- lice. cy © hariah, which treads, “Thy g cometh un . grease, ac- ~~ - geet James -Watson, 23, of 9% Glen-|Toad. he was quoted as sayings! sain upon. . . a colt, the foal of an-ass.” — fo Be Cloud Mild cording to a report received by | tion ic and Ed.-| ment on national issues, or any wood Ave., the attendant who was| Oat (te re wer” The tree was| Because of the reference-—— y, eee Suet a ie ame arded | ea", sens of approval, or —o a Cut the tap | said to have withered intinediately.|in the Bible to the crowd| tn the oldest Lutheran congre-| Partly cloudy skies and mild/N, Paddock St., suffered second tise tap con eaders peural of stat — -< "men entered the station at 608 Au-| The disciple .explained Jesus’ | greet Jesus by. waving gation, St. Trinity Lutheran Church | Yee iene nad tormarog (snk Seiad tagtee berms over his | Be as Ga cuielaee - burn at about 2 a.m. Both bran-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) the day is known as | on Auburn avenue, the Rev. Ralph ; mopped — nD Sa ee inclined to give Meek a shade the Sunday. CG = Ts Our according to the U, S. Weather In most liturgical churches, - The mercury is expected to dip are blessed and given to) {to a low of from 32 to 36 degrees Various better of it. bringing Waterford Township. Meek heads the Mlinois Fed- | ». eration of Retail. Associations. pay ee psa A” moved too slow because the masked one a che lade ber Raber ged : “ The nation’s first primary to- slugged me with his fist,” Wat- y 2. | morrow wilt determine, son sald. sion will meet tonight in miunici- ‘ Det ____ Watson, who described the bath | pal court at 7:30 to organize and| At AN Saints Episcopat L “> \ its as dark, with black hair, said|elect a mayor and mayor pro-| Church, filled to capacity, the’ : , ae he was ordered to remain in the | tem. ‘ Rev. ©. George Widdifield, ree- | loopholes in the law. Neither is it |low recorded that day ‘vere 58 nas ortega washroom after the gunmen rified| Pontiac’s seven-man delegation! tor, spoke on “Our Responsibil- | a loyal subject of Christ the King | 39, respectively. he tebeceseeraes sores ie HB ’ the til and took his wallet con-/to the County Board of Supervisors] ity tm Christ’s Crucifixion.” At | who is forever making excuses for| At 8 a.m. today the reading was; Service News...) 00c-..00..05 taining $22. The men fied in a car | also must be named for one-year) each service, paims were | faithfulness, or who tries to subject | 38, but by 2 p.m. the mercury) Rites 0000 Which. Watson he didn't have| terms, according to City Clerk| blessed and palth crosses given | Christ and His Kingdom to his own | registered 53 in downtown @ chance to see, Ada R, Evans, oat, ideas — that’s treason,” he added, | Pontiac. "f > a) 4 f - 3 | A — * i @ Pm, ~ Grand ‘Trunk - “Western: Railway | tight-of-way is. unreasonable and , thus paving the way ment. due to the nearby railroad | tracks, a were needed in Pratl tg City Commissioners fo Take Oath Tonight eerosidence Zoning Franklin Cemetery Assn. will hold its annual meeting at 8 night at the Walnut Lake road home of Mrs. Will Forman. . * a The “‘Know Your State” survey 2 Opposed by Brownell (Continued From Page One) | members in the U. S., since mem- bers no longer “carry cards ball ens ee cy i FE shel a g married Jennie M. Evans. ; Mr. Lake, who. came here from Rose Township 45 years ago, was ebbg He was a member of the Oak- State Reports Sales Tax Total Service for Alexander Franklin | Streibig, 78, of 1192 Cole will be $62 Million Paid Since rig aa — Royal Oak. | ‘46 to Oakland Villages, with burial in White Chapel Ceme-' Cities, Townships \A Spenich-Aniericen War vet- | More than $62,000,000 from state eran, Mr. —— * died Saturday saies tax receipts has been distri>- _ | uted to Oakland County cities, vil-| 3 | lages, townships and schools since 1946. This was revealed today by the Michigan Department of Revenue Research Division. About 73 per cent of the $85.- 511,868 collected in the county channeled te lecal government units. Is biggest share of the $62.783,429 | distributed. They received $34,060,- | 437 in state aid grants and ‘another toring man, Lazarus, from his . | $15,445,963 in diverted funds. tor him are Vietnamese Men Ordered Into Army | French troops firmly holding ag (Continued From Page One) | ~The Cabinet lifted most ef the exemptions from military service | Rees (R-Kan) of the House an Bt a ee | Service Committee has ordered an | military duty for each citizen.” ‘investigation to follow up an of ficial report that “literally hun- Court-martial boards were or- dered set-up to deal- with draft dreds’ of high defense jobs are subject to military service were and civilian official. forbidden to leave the country. Pre song dagger — signd Is Hiaset saarton te tebe ‘civilian aitting side by side doing at besieged Dien Bien Phu had ‘be syne ‘hing, with enough work smashed back another big rebel yo: \Man. Stands Mute : on Robbery Charge Herschel Brown, 37, of 30. Stout _| St. stood mute today on a charge § struction, concentrating first on the Maple-Chesterfield location. The Weather Mhrccoccgee. 38 12 MM... cecreneee: » Tecrevenees TR. ccesseee, 41 wee enews “ See er emcee eeseee eer eT eee errr | AND VICINITY fair, os ane] gesessessscs him as Ketchel drove home. Brown was arrested by police 10 minutes later as he was entering a ‘PULL GOVERAGE Grain Frult Berries Write Us for Details H.R. NICHOLIE Call “BUD” AGENCY H. R. Nicholie — H. Delos “Bud” Nicholie | cab, All the money was 39 Mt. Clemens St. “Opposite Post Office Ph. FE 2-2326 D) my planning a bit more thoroughly ««. 7 LAs G Mt = ‘ ose, (GEZO) | ® By Hh i Ws Be pogo DU set t= VAY aaa mieratel ara Home “Thoughtful Service® FE 39-5041 'Gen. Wayne C. Zimmerman, death. Other we be a 1,200 foot high | death, Other cal en oon ta i aocre ad viages |Peare® neal , make bread trom stones and | shared $13,277,028. hill overlooking the French fortress give sight to the blind. | The diversion amendment went ; Jesus’ disciples explained the into effect Dec. 5,° 1946. Diverted strategic height from the rebels incident yesterday as “cleansing | Money covers only net sales tax in a surprim@ offensive Saturday the temple.” Ancient law requires |Collections and does not include | and held it against four earlier big that a man “may not enter into sales tax license fees, interest and | Vietminh attacks. the Temple with his staff or his, Penalties, or the use tax collec-) The Vietminh. arnied with: sub- sandal or his wallet or with the | ‘ons. machineguns, rifles,” pistols, .gren-— dust upon his feet, nor may he | make of it a short cut.” § See ee The rat actin, us ttowers|| GUARANTEE YOUR SEASONS said, was intended to restore the : . Temple as a house of worship, ; Tyee rane ot Peeaer PROFITS The ritual of Passover requires bring the omer, or sheaf of newly ~~ Br oe cut barley, to the temple -as a rop thanksgiving offering. : Paschal lambs are slaughtered Hail Insurhnce and eaten in memory ef sacrifice 2 . made by Jewish families the - : night hefore thetr departure from — 1. Annual Percentage the Nile country hundreds of | - years ago. 2. Five Season Per- The selling of cattle, sheep, ‘centage Plan doves, wine, ofl and for sac- ‘ | rifice has been tredltiinal under 3. “Per Bushel”’ Plan . modern Jewish Pharisees. _ It was reported unofficially they last employed as 8 real estate| ' | } | | a ie “THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. APR 12, 1051 DME ria we tee Ree ASC D Rule Against |" '\Outlawing Red Party|zccce'%s Sze" Auto Lesson Nets | Doty ules Ag wing. arty to ‘outlaw the pery.|AUIO Lesson Ne 2 Injuries and Ticket _ Injuries to fwe persons and a ticket for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his auto was. the cost of a driving lesson given by — a Detroiter to his wife yesterday, [according to Oakland County shere - iff's deputies, Joseph Shaw, 36, of % E. Mar. garet was teaching his wife, Mil- dred, 38, of 18520 Oakland, to drive, | and when Mrs, Shaw saw another tear approaching as she was driv- | ing. northwest on Andersonville | toad in Springfield Township, she excited and steered the car off the road and into a tree. Mrs, Shaw was treated at Pon- tiac General Hospital for cuts to both knees and a chest injury. Shaw ticket. FASTER ON % |long series of winding trenches. group of the BEF He said this law “provides’ a| land County Sportsmen's Club and mingham LWV meets at the Com- carefully thought-out approach to | the Gleaners. « munity House. meet the special menace of the; Surviving besides his widow .* Communist conspiracy by striking | are a son, Lloyd L. Lake of Bir- MOMS Club, Unit Ne. 3, will at its most vulnerable point — | mingham, and a stepson, Benjamin receive a briefing on civil de the secrecy that masks its for-| Evans of Clarkston. fense at 8 tonight at the North eign domination ‘and its devious| Also surviving are seven grand- Weodward avenue residence of children and 14 great-grandchil- will alse be a brief business he told the subcommittee. rel it be we | ‘meeting, with card games te “The sum of the constitutions! |, ™. from the Sparks - Griffin | fellow. * 8 AS MONTREAL SCORES TO WIN—Gay Stew. AP Wirephote| doubts as © com prepecats | reel. Burial Se ee TT oe . art waves his stick as Ken Mosdell (not shown) | (10) and Red Kelly (4). The next game in the! means that severaj years might At" Marbech ef the Firat Presty _ ate yells mening wt ene scored in sudden death overtime last night to beat | Stanley Cup playoffs will be played Tuesday at| be required before final ruling | terian Church officiat ham High School, Mrs. Ralph @s in Detroit, 1-0. Detroit ; Montreal. Detroit in t t series, payee orgy teed | Folkenroth will present slides on players shows are John Wilson (16), Metro Prretal | \3to2 =» poeoediipar i. ee Cor Thief Pleads Cn ilty how the Salk polio vaccine .pro- - itself disrupt i gram has worked elsewhere and ' ades and plastic containers of high ech casa at the preset | Robert Robinette, 19. of 55ta| \ Judiciary subcommittee chair- | cuit Judge Frank L. Doty. Sent- | man Louis E. Graham (R-Pa) has | ence was set for April 19. Whitfield St., pleaded guilty today |} ‘to auto theft charges before. 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Russell (D-Ga), said today it would be fool- 4 (ish for Congress to place too much dependence on the hydrogen’ bomb ‘(i } and unbalance the nation’s mili- ing the H-bomb were voiced by Sen, Anderson (D-NM) and AFL President George Meany. Russell, senior Democtat on the Senate Armed Services Committee and a member of the Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee, said in the Eisenhower administration's proposal- to reduce the ground forces, * s * Neither, he said, is he satisfied ‘] | with the amount of funds Congress has been asked to make available for the Air Force. But he conseded that scattered Democratic protests against a pro- dollars in over-all military funds a) Napa likely to be effective. said President Eisenhower's prestige as a military man prob- ably will defeat efforts to change budget figures. s * Eisenhower has told Congress that the ‘‘new look’ military pro- gram of major reliance on air pow- er afd new weapons justifies a/| reduction in defense outlays. 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Dally Except Sunday The Associated ' to the use republication news this news- ih, as well as & news dispatches. — Pontiac vered carrier for 40 ts m8 nar, gpirir erviey ie pot § Ble by mail in Setinnd Sad “edlcining countion 1 le $1200 oars ie LS teen er MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS MONDAY, APRIL 12, 194 Industrial Dispersal The value of sound advance planning has been demonstrated again in plans for industrial dispersal as a proteg against enemy air attack. As early as 1948 this problem drew the attention of the National ‘Seeurity Resources Board, now a part of the Office of Defense Mobilization. Because the prob- lem was approached with the blast effect of the hydrogen bomb in mind, ODM says standards laid down then won't have to be changed now. . x * * . In the opinion of ODM the recent H-bomb tests will spur industry to locate new plants away from crowded areas. Regulations allow 100 per cent rapid tax amortization on such expansion. Wherever possible the Govern- ment wants areas of industrial concentration held to fewer than © five square miles or located in urban concentrations of fewer than 50,000 people. It also wants the -areas separated by at least 10 miles of relatively open country. The basic formuls calls for location of new plants at least 10 miles from the center of the probable target area and in highly vulnerable locations, at least 20 miles. © — a * x * The first dispersal plan to get ODM’s approval was submitted by San Fran- cisco. Since then ODM has approved plans submitted by groups representing 45 other major industrial concentra- tions. These include Chicago, Bridge- port, Cincinnati, Providence and New York. Voluntary groups have been formed in Detroit and Philadelphia but have not yet submitted plans. In the light of the latest thermonuclear developments it is reassuring to know that our indus- trial leaders realize the need for plant dispersal and have done considerable about it. Tigers Open Tuesday For Michigan fans the most authentic signs of Spring so far will appear when Detroit’s Tigers open the American League baseball season at Briggs Sta- _ dium. The scene will be duplicated in seven other major league parks. The umpires will utter that soul stirring cry of “play ball!” and the fans will revel again in the sharp crack of bats meeting horse- hide. - * * * There is something special and his- toric about the Detroit opener. The Bengals’ opponents, formerly known to — the fans as the St. Louis Browns, will wear Baltimore Griole uniforms in a major league game for the first time in 52 years. Sport page gossip indicates the _ 1954 edition of the Tigers will be a younger, faster and harder hit- ting team than that which fin-. ished in sixth place last season. _ Certainly the youth movement at Briggs Stadium is well underway. The probability is that at least three rookies — Kaline, Tuttle and — Bowling — will appear in the opening ‘lineup. ek We'll leave the forecasting to the ‘experts. But we’re with one fan who saw his. first major league baseball through a knothole in the National Ave- __fiue fence of old Bennett Park, He’s “ s , ” ae But no matter what happens ~ in the next 154 games, we're glad the Tigers are back in ‘action. _ . ie Le ‘Wiirrmen 18 or 80, some people are “i = intelligent enough .to vote wisely, and : “when he got a big bite,” writes ~ : Of Rochest er, ‘and often hoped that would happen . Equal Air Time | “The demand by Democratic State , (Chairman Stazsuger for equal radio-TV | time to answer Vice President Nrxon is a hint of things to come in-this election _ year. a Mr. StAgsier didn’t say what would be done with the time nor who would answer the Vice President. But it was clear that his demand was based on the fact that Mr. Nrxon came to Detroit — to aid Sen: Fercuson’s campaign for re- * * * Actually Michigan Democrats have no one of equal caliber to answer the Nrxon address. As yet they haven't even got a can- didate to oppose Sen. FerGuson. Until they get one and can lure a Democrat of some prominence to _ Speak for him in Michigan, this equal time demand sounds pretty hollow. * * * . The situation, however, strikes us as notice to radio and TV managements that in self protection they are going to have to draw the line somewhere. A good rule might be one similar to that _. used by editors who deal with news on a basis of its reader interest value. There may be many more de- mands for equal air time in this campaign year. Those with no more justification than Mr. Stae- © bler should be rejected. IT Is generally agreed that there are many things worse than death, and there are times when one almost won- ders if being alive isn’t one of them. Tuer are still some officials in Wash- ington who aren't investigating any- body and who aren't being investigated The Man About Town Pioneers in Rhyme One of Them Wrote Poem to Perpetuate Old Time Names, ~. Daffynition Philosophy: A system of being happy in- telligently. One of the outstanding contributions to the pioneer records of Oakland County is a poem written 78 years ago by the late . W. K. VanSickle which includes the names of most of our early settlers. Printed at that time, it made a couple of newspaper columns. Neatly framed, it is owned by the composer’s son, __ Lemuel V. VanSickie, Row in his ninety-sixth year. A new nervous complaint is locally prevalent when black clouds appear: “sky sliy.” When it comes to first cousins, Mrs. Sadie Draper of Crescent Lake counts up 111. Can you beat that? wor Siem We're all glad to see ‘City Assessor W. Raymond Ransom back on the job after a month's hospital stay. Grace Lutheran Boy Scout Troon 244, under | Scoutmaster Jack Bell, | ms, has grown from an initial membership of eight until it now has 51, and has become one of.the - outstanding troops in Clinton Valley Council. Featured in the current issue of Newsweek is Wally Cox, better known in television as x “Mr. Robinson Peepers,” who has a near local angle, as he spends much time at his farm near Dryden. The fourth grade chil Sunday School, ~ Viola Grile, teacher, have raised funds to purchase a Braille Bible, and now wish to give it to somebody. If in Four Towns . you have any suggestion, phone EM 3-8418. In addition to his regular work at Michigan . State College. Charles (Chuck) Renwick now is spending 20 hours a week on a broad- casting station. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Renwick of 50 Mlinois Ave., and did excellent work on the public address system at.-athletic events during his focal high school days. Quite excited the other morning were . Jan and Jim Nelsen, . the four year old twin gons of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer N. Nelson of 725 Kinney Road, when they found an extra large crawfish in the street. I like those extra plates appearing on local cars: ‘Water Wonderland: Heart of the Lakes: Pontiac.” Se _ Donald Hitchcock ~~ -- him.” Verbal Orchids to— Charles Durkee — of 487 West Huron St.; eighty-sixth birthday. Mrs. C. K. Crankshaw pl Lapeer, elghtieth birthday. THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 13, mo oe " “a e- PAaetks— Let The Annu al Eclipse 10984 wore = ies PE CY x hat Voice of the People ‘Agnostica’ Doesn’t Want to Be Around if McCarthy Dictates Terms of Allegiance i s a God.) If, and when, this country ever From Our Files 15 Years Ago EUROPE BECOMES “armed camp” as Reich silent at news of Britain's plan to protect Greece and Turkey. ECONOMIC FIGURES state that greatest industrial era in his- tory to be launched soon; ‘“‘crepe hangers” in U. S. flayed. 20 Years Ago SENATE BOOSTS inheritance taxes as estate levy range lifted from one to 60 per cent. RETURN OF Pontiac’s air mail service appears certain. Govern- ment asks bid on local line but new route rejected. will board the fastest boat headed Agnostica Chess madi Checker Club Welcomes Others Chess and checker enthusiasts. are you aware that such a club exists? We meet each Wednesday evening at 7:30, with the exact location posted on the bulletin board on the mezzaine of the Hotel Waldron. appreciate a quiet evening of con- centration will take advantage of this opportunity. Chess Player Reader Sees a Hope ‘of Peace in Compromise The Geneva Conference will offer another chance for peace — how many more may we reasonably expect before some jittery or psy- chopathic Comrade pulls the switch that could turn the world’s major citles into atomic graveyards? The sole solution is intelligent compro- mise. Rebert 8S. Field Vineland, New Jersey Just A Smile Caught A man caught a boy in his gar- de. stealirig apples and turned him over to the police. As it was the boy’s first offense, the judge let him off, but told him never to yield to such temptation again, adding: “You should have flown from the evil one.” “I tried to," replied the boy. “but he caught me before I could get through the hole in the hedge.’’ THOUGHTS FOR TODAY And saith unto them, My soul is exceeding sorrowful unto death: tarry ye here, and watch. —Mark 14:34. : - LJ » s Wherever souls are being tried and ripened, in whafever common- place and homely way, there God is hewing out the pillars for His temple, —Phillips Brooks. Energetic Dulles Obviously Overworked But History Will Appraise Him on Vision By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON ® — If energy was the sole test, John Foster Dulles already would be one of the most successful secretaries of state in American history. Now 66, and in office less than 15 months, he has traveled more than four times the distance around the earth in pursuit of American well-being since he be- came secretary. ; ; s s e Now he’s on a rush trip to don and Paris to be sure he the British and French foreign ministers see eye-to-eye when they meet with the Russians and Chi- nese Communists in Geneva April 26. ee s » Then he will fly back here, re- port to President Eisenhower, and then turn around and fly to Ge- neva. Dulles’ endurance has been impressive. Obviously, he’s over- worked. But history, with icy detachment, will appraise him not on his energy or his earnestness but on his vision, his judgment and his back- bone; All-three face a major test at Geneva’s conference on peace in Korea and Indochina. More than peace in either place is involved. The Communists could consider the whole conference suc- cessful if they split the United States and France or, through propaganda, diminished this coun- try’s stature a little. * * Lon- and * Since last summer there has been a truce in Korea but no peace. And in the eight-year-old war between the French and the Communist-led Vietminh in Indo- china there is no sign of either truce or peace. ee: 6 Peace in Korea seems impos- sible. The United States wants Ko-. reans.. It's hard to see the Com- munists buying that, ~~ Somehow, perhaps, they might be willing to stop helping the Viet- minh against the” would mean a French victory. Even that sounds like wishful The Chinese may have thought they could make a deal for them- selves when their Russian ally ar- ranged to let them sit in at Ge- neva, their first invitation to a conference of the big powers. The. United tes doesn’t rec- ognize the Red Chinese govern- In Dulles on both the Chinese at Geneva? Or is he only going there with demands that they make peace in Korea and In- . dochina on American terms? . * * @ He has called for —e figerll among American a ( china to help the French—appar- ently’ before he had discussed it with the allies. If this is his bargaining point— - Aunt Het = my € ' th 1 wochte/t guigaiiep with Sue did, there'd if the mothe ate her up. Hard luck not What comes te all, but moths and mice |, a cockroaches are pure lasisest. cians who purported to use dis- a warning the Allies may jump into Indochina if the Chinese don't agree to help end the war there— it will work only if the Commu- nists buy it. If not, the eventual result may be war. s s es The Eisenhower administration is talking of easing trade restric- tions on Russia. Perhaps Dulles hopes this wiil sound attractive enough to the- Russians to make them pressure their Gnee ally. * * * Dulles will have to guard against Communist promises directed at the. French in a move to split them away from this country. If he goes to Geneva so rigidly —and publicly—determined to have his way entirely on his own terms, the Communists may turn his can’t accept sound plausible to American ‘allies. Case Records of a Psychologist =, ae \ 1 David Crane, , _ Hand Me Down Clothes _ “cause he felt he should have a new.wardrobe, He adbgued that his. teachers could predict in _ @dvance- whatever he ‘might ' 7 6s wear to school, saying he was i; clothed in- hand - me - down sweaters or suits. Your chil- dren may Jéeel a great bond of sympathy for David today. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case K-373: David, aged 16's, is our youngest child. Before his brother Daniel left for college last fall, Mrs. Crane bought Daniel some _ sweaters, shirts and other attractive apparel. David then expressed envy of one of the sweaters and asked his mother to get him one like it. When she replied that he had plenty ef clothes fer high school, he exclaimed: school know my wardrobe from A to Z! There isn't anything I can wear that they haven't seen for 16- years... But it fs true his apparel has been handed down to him by one or more of three older brothers. . I cite David's objections, how- Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER | Well, the hydrogen bomb-bomb is going to hang up a first. It's going to do what's never been done before. It's going to blast a hole in the ocean. Comrade Malenkov into a post mortified ‘statement the Russians hadn't really in- vented the self-winding pretzel. coconut, a flock of seagulls had their feathers curled and the safety valve on the great wall of China whistled “Semper Fidelis.” a - You tell ‘em, kid, For the Soviet Premier to admit Dislikes Many of these youngest sons o daughters feel that they have tirely new. Fortunately, Mrs. Crane re. minded David that hie oldest bro. ther George had alse worn handed down clothing which « along. For her only son Don was a couple of years elder than George. : So when Don outgrew his over. coats or other expensive articles of apparel, Don's mother gave them to Mrs. Crane for George's use. a8 ‘For shrewd housewives like to see clothing in action till it is next year they : 3 : i apie oi y Dr. Brady Keeps On Saying to Go Slow ‘in Taking Out Tots’ Enlarged Tonsils _ By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. For years I have been trying to popularize a comparatively safe and successful treatment for in- fected tonsils, known as diathermy or electro-coagulation. I want to make it clear right here that I do not recommend this treatment for enlarged tonsils. Prior to World War II this con- servative method of treatment seemed to be gaining steadily in "popularity with the public and with tory and I ‘could not afford the complained that I found, too, that some physi- time and expense of rebuilding. Beside. - AAS 8 re for it, On the contrary, some/ reade the service was thermy for infected tonsils used it only to get prospective patients in the office where they damned the method with faint praise and per- believe something is right I say so. Fil keep on like that until to the asy- first place, it is not the best treat- cannot with the vhvat- clan as patients must, for electro- coagulation. TES. Caea pee —— pos = er PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 _ ELECT RIC PORTABLE wr Stove Delays Girls’ Confirmation COPENHAGEN, Denmark ® — Ten little girls in white lined up for Holy Week confirmation in the Egvad village ‘church in Jutland - Sewing Machine — t _ DEMONSTRATION Call TE 2.7848’ “EVENINGS CALL FE 2-1048 - SEWING MACHINE SALES EDERAL BOYS first quality TENNIS SHOES @Boys’ sizes 11-2, 242-6 @Durable no-mark soles @Sturdy conves uppers Black high styles The savings are sensational in Federal’s big sale of boys’ and youths’ regular school gym- type tennis shoes! Canvas up- pers, no-mark soles, ankle patches. In black only. All first quality! No seconds! yesterday. Suddenly a member of the congregation fainted. : One after another, 2Q of the wor- shippers, including one of the con- | firmation: candidates, keeled over. Finally the pastor called off the service and the congregation fled to the churchyard. Most of the congregation recov- ered after medical treatment in the open air. A few were hospitalized and later pronounced out of danger. A stove leaking carbon monoxide into the room was blamed. Tailor Pays Off jon Ancient Deal, Makes Another CHICAGO u—The $70 suit Alfred F. Arndt, 68, got from clothier Max Hyman sealed a bargain they had made 50-years ago. . Arndt, as a youth of 18, had com- plained to Hyman for charging him $15 for a suit back in 1904. “Come back in 50 years and I'll give you one free,"’ Hyman_ told him. Arndt,-ene of Hyman’s steady customers, was at the store yes- terday to hold Hyman to his bar- gain. Hyman, now in his 80s, re- membered and invited Arndt to pick out a $70 suit for free. “It would have been $20 in 1904,” Arndt told Hyman. ; “Come back in 50 years and we'll do it again,”” Hyman told his fa- vorite customer, (Advertisement) Announce New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Find Healing Substance That Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids New York, N. Y. 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His topic Sunday .was “Thy Peace.” ~ ee _ The festive procession reached the summit of the hills which sur- #7 rounded the Holy City. Jesus look- 3%! ed across the Valley of Kedron and there nestled Jerusalem in its beauty, glory and security. Most men viewed it with de- light, but Jesus viewed it through tear-stained eyes. His heart yearned that peace might be the lot of Jerusalem, and fear might be driven from the hearts of its inhabitants, but they were unaware of the things which belong unto their peace. The universal quest of man is for peace, but we vary in our con- cepts of-what makes for peace. There are those who feel that a| state of tranquility in the conscious | overt world is peace. ns ‘eal aya — Since this seems to be contrary | ,. be ae = a ‘ apd have sought to harden | e ermine nat neither to lite, they through ignorance or self will we their sensibilities to love and pity, | Vaemiect the things which Salone to| life and death, eomedert sod net ow peace. and call it peace because they can | take the flux of life with little, disturbance of mind. TCOCKROACHES | Others think peace ts in ma- | | tories ame oa they | One Full Year Guerantee ve enough to gratify each pass (7 com Houses Apartments, Gro- ing fancy, they suddenly fall into || - 2.) Stores and Restaurants. Re- fear with the loss of health and |} main out only three hours. No approaching old age and defith. |} signs used. | They must learn an inner stabil- Rox Ex omer ity is as important as material stability to our peace. 1014 Pont. St. Bk. Bidg. FE 4-9402 : — ~ ALLOWANCE For Your Old Washer ALSO ON DISPLAY GENERAL ELECTRIC NO ERG DOWN © 24MONTHS TO PAY WAYNE GABERT Your Electrical Appliance Specialist 121 N. Saginaw St. Phorie FE 5-6189 REV, K. A. HUTCHINSON a peace that passeth understanding Open Friday Evenia "al 9:00 P.M. ‘ on self-cultivation. They hold to the premise that self-knowledge is self- i healing. - - However, after they are able healing substance with the aston- | |to correctly evaluate their inner- |most self they sense a frustra- secu \THOMAS. their inner peace is contingent. FURNITURE CO. | tion that is still unhealed. | | Jesus declares He is the surety | of our peace and offers it to all mankind. To His troubled disciples he | says, “Peace I leave with you, | my peace I give unto you: not 1} as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be trou- bled, neither be afraid.” You may ask what kind of peace did Jesus have? It was an inner stability that comes because of his knowledge and relations with the eternal. Men could lie about him | without disturbing his peace be-| cause He knew truth could not, fail. | Even the kiss of a hypocrite could not disturb because he khew wrong | ‘could not endure. No earthly things were able to break the nner relationships with His Father Sin is the disturber of our peace | for it sets a man in opposition to his God. It has been right- fully said, “No man can break | Ged’s laws without breaking him- self.” Therefore the way to peace is in reconciliation to our God. The | geometric theorem says, “If two | angles are equal to the same angle | they are equal to each other.” It follows without saying if two men are each properly related to his God, they will be properly re- lated to each other and. will find Special Anniversary Price =| | From. the far off. orient comes this long lasting furniture for your porch, sun room ©8-oz. ye ted at all strain points! SAGINAW AT OPEN MON FRI JTif.VSy OPEN MON. 709 : } Hundreds of pairs! A tremeridous special he makes this sensationally low price tag possible! Senforized blue denim ©Copper riveted and bortacked - Five roomy handy pockets @Trifle stitched construction — SIZES 3 to 8: Removable sus- enders, zip fly and 4 pockets! SIZES 6 to 16: 5 pockets, zipper fly, triple stitched! Both i in San. ave! _ or recreation room. Strongly woven, light- weight, extremely durable, comfortable and - cool. We now have the biggest selection in many years. Prices ridiculously low. ~ as Fri. Settee $19.95 Larger Chair $6.95 Other Peel Cane Pieces (not pictured) Arm Chair $895 Hi-Back Arm Chair $1295 Hi-Back Rocker _ End Table $895 Coffee Table $995 3-Pe, Sectional Sofa AMPLE PARKING--- EASY TERMS S15 $4950 YEARS tian On sale while they lat : WAR fy — SAT. NICHTS TO 9 OF REN PONTIAC SERVICE THE. 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Ben-Ga ' THE ORIGINAL BAUME ANALGESIQUE ay | , dent of the 3368th | Student Squadron to any headboard, or used without one. |Sampson | Force Base. N. Y Waterford Town- | | UMATIC fantry Division - ee ‘Sgt. ‘Shea sarman, | who has unde.- © “Neus of the Men in Service Se .- | Don Bradshers of |... | taken duties as an SHEARMAN | administrative officer, s b s was also cited for meritorious-service while. in Korea : ing Just Too Great to Resist | | BALTIMORE i#—After an after. | 30-day furlough recently was A.2.C. | noon stroll in Baltimore's &2 de- Jimmie L. Bradsher, son of . the | gree heat yesterday, the bench at. ‘old Mrs. Serama Crazi. at San s oaee window, Mrs. Crazi crashed ‘ ~ | through the tixti-toot—pane. to Rome, N. Y. ~ dhe wes (anied Ser 0 at Koet ‘He sailed for duty in Japan March | window was demolished. 3. His address for i i t Chute arog Ba ls Out Without Chu \like te write is: A.2.C. Jimmie L. | JOHORE BAHRU, Malaya #— | Bradsher, AF 16416169, 2353 R. D. A Chinese fell or jumped to his A.3.C, Robert J. Elwood. son of | Pers. Proc. Sq., Parks Air Force death from the rear hatch of a Singapore-bound Malayan Airways | Hane peeny Mr. and Mrs. James H. Elwood of | | Base, ‘Calif. has been caine 1050 Oregon St., to Amarillo Air Force Base, Tex- 4 . He is a stu- there. Elwood was | transferred to | Amarillo from Air |He is a former AF 16450183, Box DA. | Base, — . e 68 ELWOOD ) ship High School student. | Mail will reach him at this ad- } dress: -A.3-€.—-Robert— J. — Elwood, | 3368th Stu | : | dent Squadron, Amarillo Air Force | Home visiting his family on a. vision in Ger- ] 00 many: Worth $ 5 Before entermg the Army Tay ON SAVINGS PLAN te | 1953, Roberts was § | Hudson Household Co. employed by Oli; ROBERTS 390 Nelson St. Limps to Altar | marriage climaxed honeymoon with a |up the California coast. | The striking brunette actress. who lost her right leg to cancer in January, made one of the year’s most beautiful brides as she and the young actor were wed yester- day at Ej Montecito Presbyterian Church. cancer of the leg. People over 65 are now about 8 Suzan Ball Wed Minus Crutches | Actress Walks Unaided on New Artificial Leg, LOS ANGELES w — Actress Suzan Ball and Dick Long. whose Hollywood s “nicest love story, today start their leisurely drive The wedding was intensely dra- matic, because everyone expected | the bride to come down the aisle i] Ey a a : “in Japan four years ago. He was _ very much impressed. Later, when out of uniform and back at Uni- versal-International -Studios to re- sume his acting career, he saw the dark beauty sitting in the com- missary, He introduced himself. She was on crutches at the time.. She told him then that she had a | eae of the’. S. population. 100 STYLES, SHAPES ond COLORS PRICES INCLUDE FRAMES AND LENSES choice—all at ONE price..........0.,.... $8.98 When you buy from Kmg you buy fromthe largest o optical laboratory-to get the savings. ONE PRICE — ONE PRICE ONLY! or frame of your choosing. Why waste money? Why pay more? 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Is Wish to Be Useful 8 Lol be “ind baa wp OS to er say their two-month attempt to ne- | ford, acknowledging that the try at ae cottons grow @n small | t Without Desire for Personal Reward wotane 9 pent wit Seo Mom Mat Leste teeny swrindere, eds teen oe — - ——— _ By SIDNEY FIELDS | But that's what as a ecu there at on’ = 3 2 at Newspaper Columnist he’s been doing line nd ee vee tat | ES bec montis as OTE Eo for years. Arthur. weekends, Winter or summer if ASTHMA COUGHS Arthur J. Brown, a formes| has always be any of our people get sick they . freight - handler who now runs a} ‘iev that’ his go there to convalesce.” s at let essing ue te Tecurrin recurring oe a year treight-forward- neighbors are his Born in Maywood, Ill, a -_— a . ae Sot eda Sis aang |'me business, would be amazed it| he knows. them son of © berber end the eight| eee —. erties: |e were told he’s ‘buttding-a bridge |~or-not:----- —# | of nine_children. At 9 eed ot ‘on ‘this Speedy Sieh faith across which his neigh-| Just about 10 -|full time after-school in A (aaa a - star mantse Sr taasics — eee bors walk every day. years ago Arthur in a printing shop that published a began his busi- weekly paper. : | ness with a pray- @n the day the paper went to D fi; . se ce Someead ete Boom press Arthur worked from 3 p.m. & isd 4 borrow ars, and two em until 6- the next morning, € } Te | i ce STOP! | ee His. ABC Freight edie then ied two miles back with Power pin ¢* : ~ ‘orp. now operates in 15 cities} home to save the carefare. After |. ; _ INDEPENDENT _§ O |and employs 750 people. They're| washing up he prepared break Feusendi ae : H P! |more than a bookkeeping task to] fast for the whole family, ate aos ee | him. it with them, and then went off now $ S . tale Few know-it,-but there are | t school. ~ . people in ABC who are former | Arthur had to quit grade school ONLY ano rows \ ; alcoholics and drug addicts. They | before he finished because there — : are now happy, industrious, ac- | just wasn't enough to eat at home. . EASY TERMS gis . cepted; —— Ther ge) painted signs for his : despair gone by. meals. It got rougher when his ’ ABC's chiet dispatcher in New| father died, and Arthur paid all % Power Mach-rinse tr Spins Gothes Seaty Samp-Ory , York is Fred Perry, a self-taught a for his mother by van we Bees © Week's Wash in on Hour % Washes, Rinses ot Seme Time tant and. as a sign-painter and truc freigi tie rcs a hon face (ae | walieer. When ere wiren't encosh It’s a new low price, but you get the Flush-rinses a full toad—then whirls Easy high quality as always. it 25% drier than the cash the Ni signs to paint or trucks. to wash, aa y' rier & wringer. Other | platforms, and. Ms Oe ape he was a freight slinger. Two big tubs work together asa big features include Fill-and- Rinse team. One washes clothes thorough- Faucet and Sliding Pum | hie subordinates as well as his| -He got to know the intricacies ly clean, while the other qb Power- trol. Pesabia. eae 20 ae 25 superiors. Recently a few of Ar- | | of freight. maybe because he hun- | | thur’s misguided clients discovered } gered to see the magic, far away DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO SAVE $40 that Fred is a Negro. | places to which it was going. In = “They asked me to give up Fred four years Arthur became the} leading salesman of the company or give up their business.” Ar- | Whose trucks he once washed. He EASY Spiralator Automatic . | ee “They lost. I kept {poidiy pioneered new ideas, and Se a Atsies s oon doches | BRAND NEW! Se offered them to his boss. provably cleaner. Exciusive Master - , - a ems ere ore One day Arthur was fired when een bee = FACTORY FRESH he received a letter from a man in ae ice wae nseeen Only $24995 arn ' CURRENT MODEL 532 | Sing Sing, a man he did not know: a thousand dollars and started |The prisoner was ready to apply . ted for parole, but needed a fob to| jy, 7"™ Dusinese om the dupe ‘make parole possible. Arthur checked his story very ‘carefully, ABC is now larger than the firm : | then gave him a position. that fired him. Arthur, in addition, PONTIAC ‘He had a wife and two kids,” now has five other thriving en- terprises. - oo ee aeerielcy what fot Meh Comers | Senate mune SIN TSN, neem Good Housekeeping Shop Waite’s, Inc. But from what I learned he had | ‘*® *herct Copyright 1954 : of PONTIAC : 70 North Saginow Street made just one mistake. He de- served another chance.” sti at nC toe man saves | CALL TODAY DAVISBURG DRAYTON PLAINS =— UTICA some money and wanted to start Try a Tankful of tin "wih a tas. teh now's | Ueenerd Forttod © Gah, Aaatiance Store Keasey Electric Scheper’s Electric Sho See eS FUEL OIL | $ Appuaiice easey Electric eper's ) P 51 W. Huron St. Phone FE 4-1555 Phone FE 4-2511 him with a lean. He is now a a Climatized for 629 Broadway Street 4494 Dixie Highway 45145 Coss Ave. ams tevin? | Michigan Weather - Phone Holly 7-5631 Phone OR 3-260! Phone 2531 “What makes a criminal?” he # Hummel & Kneale | asks. “When I was a kid we were | Oil C | always hungry. Many of us stole. : 0. Apples. Potatoes. Things like that. OR 3-1260 B® HURRY ! Get more VALUE for your dollar during this SPECIAL SALE ! |Some ef the boys I grew up with | went to jail. I might have been oe | the former bank teller.” . | But there’s a better reason why e | Arthur opens his arms to all his ‘neighbors. It’s summed up in his + bersonal creed: “True generaosity is the desire | to be useful to others without any desire for personal reward.” That creed is written on a little placque which hangs on the main]: gate of the Ajaybe ranch, where | Arthur and his employes enjoy the | summers. ; | CAT FOOD —_ how was ae a : — 8 : With the natural Geum’ adiasd Wr he comld werk, (be . var bn wehetion. life_bolance of . he cosa earn an extra ‘pro: weaks” | bod fish : owe a wife and two kids we | 4 can't afford to take a vacation together, and I can't take one alone,” he said. ; ‘ Arthur saw to it that the man ‘f| and his family had a vacation to- gether, then wondered how many of > his workers were in the same fix He poked around, and found quite ar is Noche a 180-acre form- @ shiny cool : ' - 2 Lax Liquid pin, "s5, Sates i com for Detergent Ce cdase, ia een: mod- 12 - ern housing, new dining hall, rec- 19¢ Oz. 39 reation facilities and a spanking Con ‘new swimming pool. 8-ounce Con The ranch ts free to all em- ABC, inctuding wives Arthur - and his ; their vacations there as { busy themselves with a joy- . 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The. fleet You save every mile you drive . i = = Size For € : . wi ’ ’ ’ , nite ' ; eo : ee, Spree. 2 See he “32 Bath chat aw ___ 9m and Out Bag ent 10,000 miles a year—you can get a8 16 “premiums”. : | get co Bee Ge —— _, J|__ much as 14.9% of these miles free, esutts: New Blue Sunoco—at reg- : ; ) a "savnsaner Ml pcre ialaym os or High-Test Blue ular gas price—beat them all! lt ~~~ Premium-Quality-At—: a brand ew - lest Blue . oe Pe a) banana win 2 eo ete eee REGULAR GAS PRICET— Oetdver Parking Ce. THE TEST: Each day, sixteen cars SS LADO NEW “inn 9S er 48 FM en we AD 4 gent, THE PONTIAC wanes MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954" ae ns eae ~ YOUR FRIENDS iL | i $ 5 F i gas H HH i PTA Plans _ Presidents’ gfe & giz * De gram. Go Easy on Plastics Don't take chances in cleaning ‘| plastics. Use only mild soap and water. Cleaners that contain Clean Out Sweeper 4 Breakfast __ | Affair Will Be Held} : chemicals may be harmful to} them. tiac PTA. Council Will Honor Presidents With Tuesday Breakfast > Prdéjering an exhibit for the 4-H Club award program Saturday at Lincoln Junior | mingham, Club members and their leaders fligh School were Sue Braid of West Iro-| from all over the county participated in’ the quois road (left) and Pat Render of Bir-| program and exhibit. 4 Spartans /Turn Back ~ j |to Textbooks Following Holiday Terms By ELVIRA BISGONI EAST LANDING — The in-be- tween-term vacation is over and the Spartans are once more hit- ting the books for another term. . Alexandra Rolland, a senior from Milford, is one of the six stu- dents who represented MSC at the Western Conference Debate Pentiae Press Phete Janet Thomas Hostess to Club Janet Thomas was hostess in her home on Utica road Saturday af- ternoon to members of the Chepin Music Club. On the social commit- ing with the study of the form of Pel hl ged Looe Gd keep-. main wrapped up. If you do, mil- | the sonata. Janet Keppel led the eral aoe oe oe oma Mrs Cart Clifford showed pic: ‘tures of the opera houses of | Europe. Watch for Mildew If you have sprinkled clothes for. dew will result. i Future Discussed iby Esther Court 13 fasls: took: Shirley tease of Coming events were discussed | South Johnson avenue and Paula | Friday at Roosevelt Temple when | McDonald, Alpha Phi, of Birming- | Esther Court 13» Order of the | | ham. ; ! : : i Tee tee - * “Usually Sold for 35 to $40 ®@ Look at the Fine Wool Fabrics @See the Top Flight Easter Styles © Check the Careful Tailoring Details id Choose from Spring Favorite Colors = Navy - White - Pink - Blue - Beige - Aqua - Red Sizes —9 to 15 — 160 to 18 Yes, “park fre for one hour at City Parking Lot, 22 W. Pike Street, opposite the AGP. “Have our cashier stamp your : # a Amaranth, met. - Dorothy Joan of Woodbine drive, Mrs. William C. Pfahlert an-| Patricia Barker of Walled Lake nounced plans for the annual birth-|Alysanne Dove of Birmingham Court was announced for. May 13,|°% Birmingham, and Betty Wort 14 and 15 at Grand Rapids. man, Chi Omega of Dwight avenue Hosts for the social hour were | 4lso assisted. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bower and Still others helping to ratse | Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Shaver. money for a good cause were | Alberta Lou Brannan of Birming- | ham, Delta Gamma; Jane { Schimmel! of West est Iroquois road, | Marge Price of Auburn Heights, Betty Timmerman of. Birming- ham, Alicia Cummiskey of Bir. mingham and Maxine Neely of ' Clawson, Kappa Alpha Theta. Others were Larry Heitsch of | West Iroquois road, Delta Sigma | Phi. and Gerald Breen of Berwick | . Phi Kappa Tau. | Edward Barretts | | David Goodloe is the name by Mr. and Mrs. Edward -P. Barrett of Ottawa drive for , their son born April 6. __ Mr. and Mrs. Goodloe Rogers of Ottawa drive are the baby’s grand. | parents, ~ Heed Call to Class} Sathers I Keaséy “Became the bride of W. Donald _ Applebee Saturday evening at Oakland Avenue United Presbyterian Church. She is the daughter of the Willis R. Keaseys of North Perry street, and the William D. Applebees of Detroit are his parents. MRS. W. DONALD APPLEBEE | Mrs. W. E. Stewart of Adrian and Parents of New Son ‘decorated the table and a hand- ried in Grare Lutheran Church. Barbara Keasey Speaks ‘Vows Saturday Evening . Before an altar banked with i palms and white flowers, Barbara | performed the 7:30 o’clock service Jane Keasey became the bride of |W. Donald Applebee in Oakland | |Avenue United Presbyterian |} Church Saturday evening. “Jane Long eas eet ae Ts Honored | crete wren Sade chart tip vell caught up in a tiara of by Her Aunt | Snccsstnatar at Sic Jane Louise Long, bride-clect of | | Donald S. Beutler, was honored by | her aunt, Mrs. George B. Judson tiered net skirt over taffeta was at a tea Saturday afternoon in the| Worn by Mrs. Albert Margel for Judson home in Palmer Woods. | her duties as honor matron. She Jane is the daughter of the late wore a matching headpiece and Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Long of carried a cascade bouquet ot Fenton, and Donald is the son of .matching carnations and foliage. Mrs. David Beutler and the late}. Duane H. Watkins of Hillsdale Mr. Beutler. ‘was best man for Donald. who ts Presiding at the tea table were the son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mrs, Carleton Gordon of Detroit. Drayton White rosebuds and white doves | Baer of Watkins Lake. For the candlelight ceremony, the bride’s mother wore a floor- length lace gown of periwinkle blue with a corsage of rubrum lilies. Mrs. Applebee chose tiac, Birmingham, Detroit, Plea-| 2 honey-beige lace dress with a sant Ridge, Adrian .and Grand brown orchid corsage. Guests ' Rapids. were received in the church | painted white heart announcing the June 12 wedding date hung from the chandelier. They will be mar- Guests were present from Pon- | The engagement -of Marilea Kleinert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter | Kleinert of _- || Birmingham, to Don Sherman Harvey, son of the James A. Harveys of Grand Haven, - as announced by her parents. Both are students at: the University of Michigan. No wedding date has been - announced. } | MARILEA KLEINERT partors after the ceremony. For the wedding trip through southern Michigan, the new. Mrs. Applebee wore a box-jacket suit of gray wool with shrimp-colored accessories. On their return, the newlyweds will reside in Detroit. Barbara is a graduate of Michigan State College. Polie Program Outlined to PTA - An explanation of the polio trial vaccine test to be conducted in Oakland County was given Thurs- day to Wilson School PTA by Mrs. Stanley D. Watson .of the public education committee of the -Na- tional Foundation for Infantile A fund-raising project was planned for Thursday to add to the scholarship fund planned by Pon- tiac Council of PTA. A similar project will be held April 30. Sally Sebastian entertained the group with vocal selections, accom- panied by members of the Girls | Ensemble of Pontiac High School. Homeroom mothers served re- freshments. . “ Petroleum Jelly Aids Patent Leather- HOUR CLEANING Custom “Keepshape” Fnshing Should your choice in shoes for spring be patent leather, prolong Fi 2 Q F 8 i 5 plus and finish with the polish. i ;Add Storage Space @ In & course of stndy . : i polgece eryemrgr! - gme ‘ _ Secretarial, Sei Busi- i ro sham my a ser and “Comptometer. #—_—--Open.a Convenient. rao We you in. opening @ charge Our courteous office personnel will gladly help very few minutes and so very convenient, too. WE CAN ASSIST YOU .home-and would-like-some added ~ VOORHEIS CLEANERS ee eee : —- | oe 221 Baldwin —cwntown FE 4-4610 }! suppty you with directions. a . 3 VETERANS! 5 account——takes only a ae | . LAWRENCE Lens Call, Write, or ptcererss Wes Coren ebeeeee sareeeee’ PHONE FE 2-255! p hee Information © eeereetoeedereeteae a gecrnons Eulers End 6-Week Stay in Florida Hawaiian. Vacation Being Enjoyed by} W. H. Breeches Mr. and Mrs. Harold Euler have vetypned.to their home on Ottawa |. drive after spending three weeks in Hollywood, Fia. While there they visited the Nelse Knudsens. They returned home by way of - Williamsburg, Va.; and -Washing- ton, D.C. Recently returned from a six- week trip to Florida is John Clin- ton of Elizabeth Lake road. He _ was accompanied by the H. J. Clintons of Lewiston. * ¢ «6 “Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clifford and son, Stanley, of Carthage, N. | : Y., were recent-houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clifford of North Telegraph road. » ° Ld Pontiac residents attending the Michigan State Normal College Water Show at Ypsilanti recently were the C. H. Kitsens of Park- hurst street. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duran of Aico drive, the junior C. H. Kitsens of Irwindale and Mrs. Lucille Gries _ of Milford. The meet was of special interest to the Kitsons because one of the swimmers participating in student at Loa coher. Jr. of Drayton Plains announce the birth: of a son, Gary Lee, Aprit 6 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are the senior Robert Harringtons of Drayton Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber of Pontiac. Announcing the birth of a, daugh- ter, Marcy Alexandra, Ajgril 4 in| St. Joseph Mercy Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Noel A. Buckner of James K boulevard. Norman Buckners of Pine Lake road and Mrs. Julian ‘Wolfner of e 68 s Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Smith of Fulton street announce the birth of a son, David Paaol, April 5 at Charles Smiths of Fulton street. * s * Mr. and Mrs. Keith Granger of Whittemore street inee ! Backus) announce the birth of a son, Donald Keith, April 1» Mr. and Mrs. Albert Backus of West Walton boulevard and the Bruce Grangers of Hudson avenue are the grandparents. Forest Lake Group Conducts Meeting Mrs. Arthur L. Foltz Jr. of Fox- croft and Mrs. Edward L. Stehle of Birmingham were chairmen of a recent meeting of the women of | Forest Lake Country Club held at | Devon Gables. It was announced that there will | be a general business meeting at | the club on April 27. Forest Lake was recently organized as a pri- vate club and new memberships are available, according to mem- bers. Open house is held every Saturday at the clubhouse from noon until 5 p. m. : Beware of Sandals The lovely sandals available for / spring are tempting many women away from their winter pumps. { But if yout feet are large or heav- nid somo) ee! a8 me po wear- ing pumps. Aid’ to Eyebrows J! Why waste time straining to lo- cate the hairs that need to be plucked from about your lids? PARADERS! PIXIE ORIGINALS Nylon Linen Sizes 1-3 $5.98 PUCKERED the ; show was their son, Jim Kitson, a,j the East Coast are. Mr. and Mrs. * ; | Mr. and i mobee Harringt:sn on | | Beverly chose a waltz-length gown | The baby’s grandparewts are the | A cambination birthday and bon voyage | Smith hi bot ter) of Orchard Ridge road, Bloomfield | Hills, y Resear a phed with her were two of the 4140 guests, E. E. Lynch (left) and J. B. { Detroit. Miss | party Sunday honored Delores Susin (cen-| leave April 23 ‘by plane for Europe where schoolgirl luncheon, she will make visits to London, Paris, Rome | and the Isle of Capri. The party was held in the Susin home. Pontiac Press Phote ||Mmembers for an April 22 silver the church th May, when mem- }|tem; when the group met with bers of Ida Kahn Group got to- gether recently at the Howard | i * 4 * 4 ¢ * ‘ 6 i, i ; | Central Methodist Chureh WSCS Treasure chests ware. deliastedl unit meetings were held last week. | ; and plans made for a mother- Plans were made by Mary Reed | daughter banquet to he held at Mrs. William A. MeDonald ot Barling home on Garland averwe, al Central M atlicdiat WSCS Units Meet) Protec at Your ips. Sylvan Lake. Cohostesses were Mrs. Jerle ‘head and Mrs, Norbert Hoffman. | Susin will | Lucy Webb Hayes Unit when the Beverly Bornak Becomes Bride in Bethel Church Honeymooning in Florida and cal Jack J. Tee who were married Saturday evening in Bethel Evan- gelical and Reformed Church. The bride is the former Beverly Jeafi Bornak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Bornak of South East boulevard, and the Emery Tees of Maceday Lake are the bridegrom's parents. The Rev. Maynard Oe6esterie performed: the 8 o’clock service before 200 guests. For the candlelight ceremony of Chantilly lace with a fitted) bqdice, capped sleeves and Peter Pan collar. Her headpiece was composed of yellow rosebuds and she carried a white prayerbook fastened with yellow rosebuds. Mrs. James Kelchner was mat-| 2 'ron of honor in a blue net ballerina | # gown -with matching accessories. Mr. Keichner was best man and my new Tee wore a tissue silk print of royal blue with a melon-colored coat. On their return, the weds will reside at Maceday Lake. oleae} St ra | * 4 ¢@ window pane, Rub With Vinegar To remove paint stains from the rub with hot vine- which parlors from 2 until 4 o'clock. | : a =.= eu eeain Getap “ual ame i drive for a sack luncheon, Mrs. , | Harry Baker, a guest at the meet- | | ing, gave devotions on “There Is | " | Freedom’ and Mrs. Lloyd ——) cus for the next ing at her | gave a — Curtis and Realistic VOPILE lor Suits Coal Dresses Viillinery Shoes Sportsy ear EASTER LILIES. Beautifully Decorated $3.50 ow PO TULIPS DAFFODILS , - HYACINTHS 1° AZALEAS . ED PLANTS 2 50 ws Special Foster? Box. Including daffodils, gorgeous tulips. iris and § 3 5 0 om559-Orchord-Leke-Aveis: of Cut Flowers _ a - Pearce Floral Co. : ae a CUT FLOWERS ROSES, CARNATIONS, SNAPDRAGONS. STOCK, DAFFODILS, TULIPS, IRIS CORSAGES ROSES — GARDENIAS SPRING FLOWERS ~ ORCHIDS 250 ~» - EACH CORSAGE MADE TO YOUR ORDER Beautiful Easter Choicest of blooms in attrac- tive vases at *D. 00 PHONE FE 2.0127 2 Daily Deliveries to Detroit, Bloomtield Hills, Bir mi } and \ medic e. eit yee Arrangements" if ~ OPEN EVENINGS “THE Poa ees SUNDAY-—T44--NOON-—— e | > 4 - 92 | Mrs. Charles Miller of Elizabeth ‘s Lake road who hostessed the >. | Thursday meeting of St. ~t 6 by su iGLO BOTANY ACIFIC extraordinary at ’ Other Spring Toppers - All Wool or Nylon fabrics QOE and. CO-APGS.- 7*~ —aAnG PL 7 a a 4 | from Fenton. Others were William H. Abare =: of Clarkston, Kenneth Abare, the, Abares, Mrs. William Abare and Darrell, Darlene, Judy, Hank, Richard, Jim, Bonnie Lee, Jewell — Ann and Marilyn Abare, St. Mary Unit Plans Project on April 23 Mrs. Joseph Albrecht assisted Mary unit of St Benedict Church at her ; home. For the April activity; the. group ect April 23. Plans were made for the annual May luncheon to be held in Old Mill Tavern. - Bailey PTA Views Flower Exhibition A flower demonstration spon- ‘scored -by Cora Bailey PTA was ‘held recently at the school. The demonstration was presented by Kenneth Stevens assisted by Betty Sweeney. They were introduced by Mrs, Jack Hodges, PTA president. Proceeds from the program were contributed to the scholarship fund of the PTA council. Coming Events Blue Star Mothers Chapter Pour will Meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the YMCA, 4 Time Club will hola 3 at @ pm. wih . Linsiey, 509 LeBaron Ave. Tuesday at Alspaugh, _& card “Mra. Group Siz, OFS, wi a p.m. with Mrs F 13 Osceola Dr. =a = Omega Mu Sigma sorority will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m with Mrs Doda, Denby Dr. - 2388 Daughters of Pontiac 186 will meet aoe 8 m. in ti Pp. a erect memee oa Sewing Circle wil Mrs. William Bluth, 154 Cottage &t., Wednesday at 10 a.m. Cooperative Tuneh- eer be served at noon. . Home apd Garden mae (a. Pog lpm. in the? YWoA “oar poledey eis ge aceccl Ne Circle will meet with Mrs a Plains, a crunsday at ii 30 for 6 a hat y or 6 STYLED FOR SPRING! “Small Hair Dos” for little Easter Bonnets. Short Curl Permanents “No appoiniment necessary Beauty: Salon’ 0 E. Pike St. a ' =" TS yea a ey a 7 : sar tee pies cae ie ny ba eP i iene Pegs ; : = . J A 7 i : \ ‘i : : s we . Z beers 7 NS 3 +h ( : . ee: ee ae : | i ¢ ( _/THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 ELIZABETH ANN LIND Mr. and Mrs. Muir W. Lind of Mohegan drive, Bir- mingham, have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Elizabeth Ann, to Daniel Mauk Galbreath of Columbus, Ohio. The son of John W. Galbreath of Columbus and the late Mrs. Galbreath, Daniel graduated from Amherst Col- lege where he was a member of Psi Upsilon. He received his master’s degree at Ohio State University. Elizabeth is a graduate of Kingswood Cranbrook School and Smith College in Northampton, Mass., and is a provisional mem- ber of the Junior League. She has recently returned from 8 ing a year and a half abroad. First Presbyterian Units Meet in Members’ Homes Members’ homes set the scene, May 5 meeting of the Detroit Pres- FF en pn eee byterial, to be held in First Pres- ‘omen’s Associa’ First Churct ions Cuareh a Ponting. to members of the February Group | ,, Mrs. George Gale and Mrs. Tioyt esl are moving soon to Detroit and : | Philadelphia, respectively, were Mrs, Jessie Wilcox of Mayville | honored by Yomar Group of First attended the cooperative lunch- | Presbyterian Church Thursday eon and meeting. Devotions were | evening. given by Mrs. Roy Fosbender. {| the event was a handkerchief e* ¢ ® | shower given in the Henry Clay Twenty-one members of the avenue home of Mrs. Fred Hoen- 4 2 | Z a f F i ? a social education article by Dr. Josephine McLin-| Norman Vincent Peale. | Guests included Mrs. Ralph Ma- given, son and Mrs. Edward Auchard. Ba - if i a8 mis- | dred Mathes assisted the hostess. : sided at the tea table which was centered ‘with an Easter basket filed with yellow daffodils and colored Easter eggs. vi3 ip tre ipts F i E The birth = group will be held May 14 at bor @ GOOD e\s Colonial Tearoom in Birmingham. A WMOKLKL . ox * 2 @ C o Mrs. M. A. Benson was hostess | © SEE US FIRST! oom ‘ a we roe : as - ma Gas eecebee ll kcal Geum ae” present sales tax diversion amend. proved by the Michigan Health ment, giving two of every threp 1 Beet the Cents of sales tax to the schools. _ Society and the tests are au- Smart, a well-known educator - thorized by the National Founda- who has studied school finance for tion.” : 20 years, is past president of the — oe ot a peeiane Seociatien ot Ghee AS day may bring approval from the ee ee eee The meeting of principals will of Parents and Teachers, This past ee icenits wantin os the approval does not come out of way a ? the Wednesday meeting. _ Ameena slncaters of io nts : > as either supporting or opposing = : , Police Press Search CHANGE OF COMMAND—Lt. Comdr. Jack A.) served three years in the Pacific Theater during | Conlin Plan, Smart said it is LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON—Actor John Wayne - ——_Uiilted Prose Photo : Rininger of 59 Monroe St., greets Lt. Comdr. Max| World War II and has been in the Naval Reserve | mportant that people know the “ : full-story before making their de helps his son, Pat, with his lines for the “Long | The younger Wayne, s teenager, plays the part of a for Escaped Burglar Evans (right) of 3329 Hunter, Royal Oak, who since 1942. He was personnel officer before as-| cision at the Grey Line” in which Pat makes his screen debut.| West Point cadet in the film, this week was promoted to commanding officer| suming his new duties. Lt. Comdr. Rininger = ese a SAGINAW 4INS) — State Police | of the Naval Reserve Surface Division 9-104. Lt. | joined the Naval Reserve in 1941, and served one| 4 Ov the crodit side, sald Smart, a RR aaa Sata jatied Comdr. Rininger, who was commanding officer,| year in the Pacific ter during the second Preda nonnga ayi the ae s " § eee oe; through the Ogemaw State Forest will go on the inactive list. Lt. Comdr. Evans| World War. : ent echo suusvaiiotians ona tt ; for an 18-year-old Satpal cal! does place the state in a better lar who escaped Saturday the | ° e e ° # financial position im relation te Signew coy ial National Financial Picture Encouraging | s=t seamen. ; : Now, the state is paying out of pelice recard = cen ance WASHINGTON (UP) — Govern-, months ahead, as well as now,” , stores, service trades and other | this year’s tax collection based on sentence on a breaking and enter. | ment, Cconomists reported today | he said. “That means more jobs | enterprises.” =... . enrollment figures of two years aa he and thee that the overall business outlook is| in the construction field and Im- | Qon.merce Undersecretary Wal- previous. The state has been appre- harge when three encouraging. creased business for many lines | to, williams finds it encouraging hensive about the year when the : A State Trooper surprised the| But they did not say the eco-| of equipment and furnishings. | that five or six important eco- | election might drop and the em four ‘Saturday while they were |Romic decline has ended. They And as workers’ earnings are nomic indicators have shown less | ment figures would be high. Becker escaped into the forest “bump along’’ around present lev- 948-49 recession. The five are | ° State school funds on a current but the Trooper managed to cap-|©!$ — With some minor ups and . : gross national product, personal | b#sis and this helps when a school? ture William Bellinger, 19, Richard | 4W"s in various fields—for a few Catholics Resign income, a Cariton, 18, and Kenneth Rabie,|™onths and then turn upward. : = ; ment, carloadings and bank debits | S™t explained. 18, all of Saginaw. They are being| President Elsenhower’s eco- as Socialists Win outside of New York. Debit side of the plan, he sald, held on charges of harboring a| nomic aides are encouraged that The industrial production index | dees mot provide any increasing — favorable and man unfavorable. BRUSSELS (INS) — The Belgian| fs dtrined Soest.” Per cent pceesigrmet tigen Enon ae Strict Diet: | 7 take this as an Indication |CAbinet headed by Premier Jean| 0" 1. ta vveans side, Williams | % bel pay for the collection of Hog on : ~ " | that the business decline is level- | Van Houtte resigned today after a cited a recent private survey which the sales tax, and 2-they must Loses 3 Pounds Daily ling off, - Socialist election showed the § per cent of the| Swume the obligation of the JAMESPORT, Mo. W—For 38] ‘The President's Council of Eco- | the Catholic Party of its majority | farmers in Minnesota and the Da-| Michigan public schosl employes? days a hog belonging to J. W.|nomic Advisers are speeding de- |i Parliament. kotas intend to spend as much or| "etirement fund, Al was miSsing. velopment of plans for a multi- (Agence France Presse report-| more on -construction this year| “When these two afe added up, Finally a neighbor found it at| pillion-dollar public works pro-|°4 that King Baudowin has asked/| than last. it offsets the 16-100th of @ cent ad- | the bottom of a dry, abandoned | gram. But the administration does | V8" Houtte to remaip in office ditional that it appears the schools well. , : not expect to have to use it.as an| Util a new government can be « , | Will_be getting,”” said Smart, Although weak, the hog was pro-| anti-recession measure in the fore- | med.) tevenson to Undergo Smart said it is time people ‘nounced in good condition when it! seeable future The Socialists made heavy in- Kidney Stone Surgery | nought in terms of 9 law or plan Ty weight had shrunk from-250 pounds cightiat iu the Basinaee Sis: mer strength in. Sunday's balloting.| CHICAGO (INS) — Adlai Ste-| edycational opportunity for all boys Som. +49 150 pounds in 38 days. ~ tar Both econtrention expendi. | olitical experts now expect_ne-| venson, _1952_ Democratic and girls regardless of where they | ae. ‘ , — «and contracts awarded | £°t!ations among the nation’s vari-| dential candidate, will undergo’ live. NEW LOOK — Sen. ‘Leverett’ Saltonstall United From Tevet 1/53 City Reports Mailed sacha aye 1S the | CUS Parties in an effort to work) surgery for the removal of a kid-| “However, I believe that we (R-Mass), chairman of the Senate Armed Services | will. wear the same type uniform which includes ; first quarter of this year, surpass. |°"L © Coelition government. ney stone in Chicago today. should remember, too, that schoola Committee, inspects the new look in Army uniforms | a single-breasted blouse. Left to right, Cpl. Ralph eae Cee ing even the 1953 boom. ao eee oe on will per-| shquld be —one Say toa presented at a fashion show before the committee | E. Frose, of Wisconsin, wears the new dress blues; tat cae ~— —— Commerce Secretary Sinctair.| 00d defeat early today a the ‘operation at Passavant/| reasonable limit. points te | : ; ' addresses throughout aa government said the | Hospital . more equitable assessing proce- 3 in- Washington recently. Gone will be the tradi-| Pvt. Richard Joyce, of Massachusetts, wears the community, according to City Plan- Weeks termed this ‘‘some of the party had lost its majority in the| He said the operation is not con-| dures. The level of local support tional olive drab with the Ike jacket and thé dif-| old OD’s; Cpl. Cornelius Sullivan, of New York, is| ner Henry C. Smith. The 32-page | Year's best economic news so far.” | ba iament. the spokes-| sidered serious and added that/ should be considered when the é ferent dress between officers and enlisted men. attired in the new green and Pfe. Don Obermueller | booklet contains 1953 activity re-, “The figures indicate = high |man added to the Communists | Stevenson should be able to leave| state appropriates aid for dis- | The new color will be Army Green and all ranks | models the new green combat uniform. ports.from all city departments. ' level of building activity in the | lost 30 per cent of their following. | the hospital in a week. tritts,” he said. McCarthy Builds Up Network of Agents “WASHINGTON @®—Where does Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy get hig) information? Both Professionals, Amateurs Give Tips He has two main sources of in- the fears, suspicions, hates ee cuca of an army of these among the offices. Tt is ofte MeCarthy hes agents no solid evidence of this has other countries. He had | emerged. In any case, it is evident that he has access to some secret gov- ernment. documents and classified papers. How he gets them is* his secret Office Files Stuffed With Aged Clippings z 3 é paper clippings, memoranda.. He never knows | fi : E E 3 § gvR i | Ball piveF uable.”* | , Classified Documents _ ‘Somehow’ Get to Him» pilypdl be uy F25FE 9 li R : i Use of Wiretapping Denied by Ex‘Aide - highly | mittee staff are, in effect, one and Right Around Clock His own staff and the subcom- the same thing. He has 15 inves- tigators and lawyers, 10 clerks and stenographers. 2 However ee orm tpeig yey Employs Paid Agents jot ta i aon by M makes no secret of the | device was at the fact he sometimes receiving end of the system. inquiry. at Ft. Monmouth for security rea- sons. Presumably, McCarthy's in- passed this eo pibestirie hers ith Other His Power Curtailed ss departmen levels, with aj 4 : vies termining their economy| Gets Sudden Interest walked ef, month before, in pro ce w | Monmouth Report ‘ork thal gure Sa ee our Republican and three Dem-| A case may start in any number | sole right to hire and fire staff ocratic senators ‘sit on the sub-jof ways. - -_ employes ; committee. McCarthy became} A great many come from tips.| Later, when McCarthy and the chairman through seniority, hav-|Some are referred to McCarthy's | Republican. senators :agreed to « ing been a member longer than | committee from other Senate com-| new set of rules,’ the Democrats / ‘ \Hudson Accused <“ regia ate \ 420 MT ee Sr eas Says 7 [ssues gaiey sox em = = Hold GOP Fate. by Stockholders \6 = seen N a : : : e ios Meee "I Hall Claims Elections | Two Seek Injunction | tener Martin and Pt Es ESTABLISHED IN 1910 pare Prosperity, _Kacinst Merger With 2 \ PA BUBLING & SONS) | *>0~'=% ccna Nain 8 With Tony Cartie and \ Timken ‘WASHINGTON feet DETROIT ie oe ESS» a aan Exclusive Ti Dealers. can National Chairman He | Motor Co. stoc } Su PIPL Z ee _ | hinge on just two things—"how we Be anny ce the merger of Hudson and|| WANTED TO BUY Oil and Gas Furnaces _ || insured prosperity and how we met | Kelvinator USED MAGAZINES ee aoe mem ed Geerns Wa Soll Novelties, Jokes Oil and Gas Boilers | Bissrpectf emany open | |Herold, charged'in New York Tricks . : ieee Oil Water Heaters || “ocl! nt be sm tue in ihe cleo) ie | reset woctholders end “tied Pipes Magasin On Outlet, L73 $. Parke St. FE 4-1504 |] pettus “cus meceen ts the a ——t| New York City that the voters | Doors Open 10:45 A. M. EAT MORE LUNCH | cms Huron Theater se OE the sessed.” oar _ _we 921 W. Huron "D AY owiesik Hall predicted Sunday that I Pres- TODAY & TUESDAY EVERY ‘ ecaen'6s domed we ON OUR PANORAMIC Fish and Chips 50° Audrey Hepburn Bogart), “The Bridges at Toko-ri” and the film he finished last week, “Country Giri.” * s * : WS He has expressed disfavor with fi n only one of those. That is ‘For- ever Female,” which he said he, did because it was the last of his 14-year contragt with Paramount. |."" He now has a 15-year deal that REST ROOMS aris who suff . he tortures “of “bad at tg * of an old favorite functionally-caused menstrual pain m| D5 Vie le MURO! SHE MAKES THE GAY _- sa WHITE WAY GAYER _ Phone FE 5-8331 calls, for a re $250,000 for ' . three months’ + each year. pound i tures? : eee much good pic- 3 out of 4 women often even on first Tmeriod! 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Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, will Evidence indicatés that Stone. signed 16 legislative bills into law at resident of the city for five| agenda when ‘Ferndale’s ‘9606th| Battle Creek will meet in Bittle speak at the convocation ‘ceremon-| henge, strange prehistoric monu- last week including one years Air Reserve Squadron meets to-| Creek Wednesday to plan a cam- There are about 6,000 fur: farms ies of Alnia College April 25. Oth-| ment in Exggland, was built about the state health we permitting } Extend the grace period from | night at St. James High School paign Air | in the United. States, ; wl paved regulate local palBha me °. aancivctore’ ap - late —, Scheduled for 7:30, the special | - _ 3 camoe con.trom the state, aan mate amcor 7 — igan in condeseniy with eden since, th tos hor Slag oes <6 8 ee oe See Same TF ee social security. regulations on pub-| fees to Se noua at ae cee pee lic assistance programs which may | counting of ‘an estate final ac- AL lelaleelalelelle lla require the setting of state stand-| . _ 2 ards for hospitals. Fix @ license fee ‘ot $100 for out- | Reduce the number of sets of | ¥M®- a compiled laws given members of! Limit the amount of penalty | i the Legislature. bonds for an appeal trom justice | WE i Require ‘public health rul | court te circuit court. regulations adopted locally - roe Control funds deposited with tu. REPRIRIG - RESTILING - REFIRISHING inj ET ¢ proved by the boards of super- ral directo for funerals, pur-|™ * visors. chases of caskets and similar Dé&D ems. the cppeintarenn” i? Petition tor | “Place a bounty of $5 each on|% ~- UPHOLSTERING and allow either a husband or | bobcats killed in the upper. pen-|M _ 232 Esst_ Pike Street wife te testify against the other | insula, _ a FE 5-5042 Detroit as the Clara Barton Tie the opening of the son to the opening of the “ son, making it possible to use frogs A () 0, as bait from the start of the Require fines and costs i mposed | . vpn’ canta ff TOP QUALITY GLASSES county treasurer within 15 days. Make the reckless use of bows | Legalize the 20 ounce loaf of | bread, Remove a provision that judges of a justice or police court must Texas Baptists PL. SADIE? Pray for Rain, The “DORIS Get Fast Answer | America's Most ROTAN, Tex. w—The pastor of [ME Beautiful Glasses! Rotan’s First Baptist Church an-| ime enses Fromes nounced at the start of morn carsdeas yechardas Gal praparuion | ONE PRICE TO ALL... 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The pastor aguin interrupted | REPAIRS | YOU CAN'T Lip igen THE POWER AND LOOK OF LEADERSHIP ARE YOURS IN A CHE: LER rte ES eer . - bs are face-fiattering : t the services. at savings te you! yours this week fer only $11.00—Ne M a. ng NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY! 1954 NASCAR AND STEVENS TROPHY WINNER Connor ewes ton he FAST SERVICE CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES 32 S. Main Street, Clarkston, Michigan a a“ WRIGLEY’S WILL HAVE SELECTED poTrTeD PLANTS i FOR EASTER Available Wednesday, Jaan APRIL 14th ° Famous ‘SWIFT’ S PREMIUM e WILSON CERTIFIED ¢ IMPERIAL Fancy Sugar Cured HICKORY SMOKED Beautiful - Traditional oe _ EASTER LILLIES — In be Easter Colors Georgeous - Colorful ~ HYACINTHS Full Sh Shank ‘ Cut from - WRIGLEY Vaatte , ; OTe St OT. an ib. ee sornon OFS “an OFS, nu ; TUNE IN EVERY DAY STUFFED OLIVES . a mich 39% QUEEN OLIVES . . eben tor” § 29F MT. WHITN Collossat Ripe OLIVES |, 3 Bt $100 LILY Brand. | ' Grade “A” o, 6S \ Fre gittsh,, PILLSBURY’S Bost : E G ‘ ¢ 4 | CAKE MIXES — uarge ii ‘day hurler. “do well,” Hutch explained. a ee ae ee ae NR Se 7 ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 in Motor City ~ Mer Training Tigers Scheduled for Lengthy Drill Before, : Tuesday Opener By JOE FALLS DETROIT # — Detroit Tigers wound up the exhibition season with a losing 15-17 record—but um- doubtedly they'd be happy to settle for that pace during the coming American League campaign. Manager Fred Hutchinson's crew | | fiiished Sth im the Grapefruit | League standings—and that's the; Tiger goal this season. Last year Detroit did well enough, climbing cut ef the ceflar and inte 6th jlace. Belbstered by three surprising reokies, the Ti gers hope to climb at least an- ether notch this seasen. Team returned to the Motor City, today and was scheduled to go! . through a lengthy drill at Briggs” Stadium in preparation for Tues- | day's epener against the Baltimore Orioles. A crowd of 30,000 to % 00 is expected to turn out ‘and see just | what these ‘‘new look’ Tigers have to offer. There'll be three rookies in the eal gals WHAT TO WEAR?—The golfing garb ‘which | Marlene Bauer wears (left) is a far cry from the or short, are not proper tournament attire. So, | green getup worn by Glenna Collett (right) in 1921. | ladies, better pack some skirts.in your golf bags, eee the U. S. Golf Association on shorts and slacks for women golfers, the | has rescinded its | | Saat in case. Taited Press Phote Marlene tucked away the Colonial Country Club's still have to worry about paraphernalia as well (New Orleans) tourney over the weekend with a, lineup and a veteran on the mound. as par. Many clubs have ruled that pants, long | one stroke ks over Texan Betty Jameson. Righthander Steve Gramek has been named as Detroit's opening He'll be opposed by Joe Coleman, a sore-armed right- hander making a comeback. Tiger rookies expected to add zip t the lineup are Frank Bolling at 2nd base, Bill Tattle in center field, and Al Kaline in left field. On paper, the Tigers shape up as | an imteresting teag . . . one that will accent running. The stolen | base and hit-and-run should be two | features which will return to Briggs Stadium this summer. Hutehinson confidently awaits the start of the regular season. “ff the kids hold up, we should “all a attendance to fail off. Tigers lost out in the 8th inning | yesterday when a Negro rookie, - Nes) Escala. (sesshed 9 ees 12 hits. Donovan allowed the big ene—Escalara's _ EXHSBITION AT CINCINNA DETROIT ( CINCINNATI (§) > AB HOA, BOA Bolling.2> 2 0 1 Harmon.3b 5 34 Hatfield 213 3 23 ames i BS iL: ef 2 26 Kress, if 2 0 @ Escafra.ct 3 2°e Kuenn. ss 3 2 6 eee 36 Bertola, 38 2 @ 1 Bork'ski.ib 3 96 . Boone, Jo 2 6 0 Merr'an.if 4 2 3 @' Pesky, 3b 2 0 1 Post. rf 3 °° Dropo, Ib 4 6 8 Bridges.ss 2 0 1 6 Kaline, rf 2 1 2 © Seminick.c 1 206 Tuttle, ef 2 1 2 Landrithe 10 2 0 Aber. p 106 6 bGr'gr’s 1 e¢@ Marilowe.p 1 0 6 c ae Batts. c 322 yc e@eoe8 House.c 11 1 Judson. p 10 0 6 Donovan.p @ @ 0 6 Fowler, p 10 0 1 aLund.cef 3 1 2 © Wehm'r, pt @ @ 1 Totals 351024 16 «Totals spin2mt 8 a— or Donovan Cincinnati 020 R—Hatfiela. Delsing. Kaline 2. --Ryan, Escalera 2, Borkowski, Merriman, 1 meter ridges, Seminick, Weh 5 0 House. RBI—Lund, ‘Donovan, Batts, Hat- Escalera 3, Post 2, 2. Landrith. Bat i Borkowski HR—Delsing, Hatfield, Sem- nic! 8B—Harmon, ehmeter | in U—Summers (A), | and Landes (N) Orioles Nine Is Loaded With 30-Y ear-Olds | ager | Orioles must believe that life | gins at 30. : | Of the eight players Ehlers has | acquired for the Orioles since he | | took over the GM pest in Balti- | | more. none is under 30. The “old men” of the new per- formers at 34 are catcher Ray Murray and pitcher Dave Koslo. | First baseman Eddie Waitkus and pitcher Vern Bickford are both 33, pitcher Frank Fanovich and in- fielder Neil Berry are 32, while outfielder Sam Mele and pitcher Joe Coleman are the youngest at 31. as The ages of the eight players add up to 260 years. That’s an average of; 32 years and five months. . Horses fo Arrive ‘af HP Wednesday | night harness meeting starting a Park April 27 ig scheduled Detroit on Wednesday. | bes . has Cleveland Indians Sign Newhouser to Contract CLEVELAN') we — Hal New- houser is a working man in base- {ball again. The Cleveland Indians signed the 32-year-old former Detroit = star lefthander to a contract y | terday — the terms weren't ‘dis. | closed — and Hal said he was “very delighted.” Only last July Hal thought he was washed hed when he quit the | Tigers, but he has changed his F wi-, mind since. Indians and Newhouser agreed | ; manager Hank Greenbrg, his one- * time teammate at Detroit. ‘Marlene Bauer’ s 10 Wins Colonial Test | PGA golf tournament to * ‘new-won | ' confidence” that enabled her to! {sink the putts that counted. s The 20-year-old Sarasota, Fia.. gal shot a five-under par 70 yes- terday over the 6.333-yard course | for a four-round total of 297, one | ' stroke better than Betty Jameson ‘af San Antonio, Tex. In fourth place and trailing lead- | er Babe Zaharias by five strokes at the beginning of the fourth | | round, Marlene shot as one-under par 3% on the front ni | Miss Bauer's T3177. wee worth $1,200. Miss Jameson, | second round leader who soared to | an 80 in the third round, fired a | | $200 ‘ammo Her check totaled Syracuse Extends NBA Playoffs to Final Game | MINNEAPOLIS #—Nervy Syra-| Sid Dickstein and Mary Jacob- |; ac pone aee, a sae Goma ds |cuse matches its comeback spirit | against. the fading genius of the Minneapolis Lakers tonight for the -| National Basketball Association championship. | The Nationals forced the NBA final playoffs into the decisive 7th | game yesterday when Jim Neal |Sank a 27-foot push shot in the) | last four seconds for a 65-63 vic- tory. It squared the series at three games apiece. OCSC Shooters Win Last Dual Test Oakland County Sportsmen's Club shooters won their’ last league dual match of the season ert defeating Brewster's squad, 946-912 in actual scoring and 1028-1004 in handicap scoring. the OCSC Frank Brusha led team with a 194 actual score, while het ee eR 'on terms in a brief conference F. Peterson and J. Coline ed 277 Baitimnore ter 2.2. Wehmeter 94. * Dow: between the pitcher and general handicap tallies. 7 o League roundup shoot is sched- | Detrot _ltuled for May 2 at the OSCS range. Serine i a 13 Writer Picks Yankees, Dodgers; Sees Wide-Open E&2 Struggle for Runnerup Spot in National League ': By GRANTLAND RICE | open fire. they have enough pitchers to “complete NEW YORK—The National League. in its upper a veteran cast that should win if it doesn’t take group, has more class “American League can show. ; I think the Dodgers, Braves, Giants. Cardinals and le Phillies stand above the first five teams in the American League by a number of notches, the Reds are much better than the junior circuit's ; ~—~=«Cé«eConnd-iivindowt -Sroup: We have ed the Yanan own he Aerio the various ey eae Wane this season / oy. Roy- Coan hes no infield, outfield or than the | all spring. while dos. hes bows | Th ‘ National League the oH will help. “1 If the Giants: get good pitching they have a big chance to keep in the middle of the scrap all the way. They should 1—Dodgers; |too much for granted as the sess et) meus Wiamonl male peoey naw ee a, ees Sp eet tows Be os whether yeu have ‘twe men on the main firing . _lpe against only one. Even with Thomson ,missing for some months, know the Braves’ pitching will hold up, and “RET ave S HowTINY ene “Hotsy-support;-which + gett ed Wis in: The. wey. Sor ruck: jell at Oe beet Se April, which is a long way from late September: 2—Braves; 3--Giants; 4—Cardinals; ee; 6—Reds; oes 8—Pirates. Yankees have done Biggest scramble in the league should be for | | Paiedeiphta (Ap | second place. There is little difference among the | Braves, Giants and Cardinals. one of the three can overhaul Brooklyn which should be good for 100 victories. I don't believe any make a strong comeback. Free Meal for Tigers-Orioles i\Game Winner BALTIMORE ut—General a NEW ORLEANS Pretty Mar-| BALTIMORE i — Said the De- Art Ehlers of the Baltimore ene Bauer credits her victory in toit restaurant man to the Balti- , be. the $5,000 Colonial country club | | more restaurant man. in effect: “Sure, the bet’s on.” Se one method of celebrating Baltimore’s return to big teague the winning team by mine host of the losing city. It’s a wager between the Mich- ‘jigan restaurant Assn. and the Ealenere Restaurant Assn. Sidney Friedman, president of, the Baltimore group, issued the | challenge. . His answer came from George | T. Roumell, head of the Michigan | Organization. © City Table Tennis. Tourney Wednesday Pontiac Table Tennis champion. ' | ships will-be held Wednesday at: | 8 p. m. at the Pontiac Boys Club. er will be defending ingles titles. | Dickstein recently defeated S. K.| Shen of China for the Ann Arbor city-championship. Titles in men’s ior men’s singles also will be de- a | ‘Anyone wishing to compete should send his entry to P. A. | Secord. at 580 West Huron Street | before Wednesday. Rolladium Races Held | Fifth elinvinatien races of the 4th roller skating period at Pontiac Rolladium.. were held Saturday. Sally Williargs and Jerry Butler ‘won Class A races, Sharon Noble | and Bobby Read won in Class B, and - Miki Hollenbeck and Jerry | Rehbine were Class C winners. Final Standings | a Leag. iy The Associated Press wAMERICAN LEAGU rE. &3% Sai oes Washington NATIONAL LEAGUE a Sunday's Results Boston (A) 5. Milwaukee (N) 2 » roel (A) 5, St Louis (N) ‘4 via he «N) 12, Chicago (A> ork (N) *% Cleveland Fe 4 «10 mn. ings) Cincinnati (MN) 8 Detroit (A) > Brooklyn (W) 5. New York ‘A) 2 Philadelphia «(N) 1. Philadelphia (A) 0 Washington (A) 9. Pittsburgh «N) 2 Saturday's Results * Cincinnati «N Philadelphia (N) 7 7 Brooklyn ‘(N? 3 New York ‘A’, Washington (A+ 6 Pittsburgh +N: Chicago (A) , 6 Chicago ‘N' Boston (A) “ § Milwaukee «Ni 8t. Louis (N) 8 Baltimore (A: Cleveland (A) vs New York (N), rain = [Bowling Results - Indiv. series—-'W) T. 228, D. “Rhyndress 586, (M) 3, @. +05 wi” game, series—4 Jets —e WOODWARD ESTATES | ; ‘ites Cc, & &. kilts 47 Clar’s in Be Ee, — ances Bowers 473; Won Lost Pet | . @ ee ones: Sd me Ge We 8 TD But ‘Country’ Is Sad - 8 Day Games Tuesday's Openers Ist Time in Years All Are Set on Same Day "By JOE REICHLER NEW YORK (—Were the major star slugger and put an end to the New York Yankees’ long reign in the American League? Can Cleve- And what about ey which | returned to the majors after 51 | | years to inherit the franchise of | | the St. Louis Browns? Will the. Orioles give the same shot in the | arm to the American League that the Braves gave to the National | last year after they moved from | | | Boston to Milwaukee? | s ‘8 s was dealt he Yanks yesterday _less than | a ne land finally do it after finishing; Ga. IN MASTER'S PLAYOFF—Two of modern golf's greatest —Hen Hogan (left) and Sam Snead—collide today in an 18-hole playeff for 4. io this, a championship ball the coveted Master's Golf Tournament championship at Augusta, player is going to a championship It will be the 3rd victory for whichever one wins. They tied with 289s for the regulation 72-hole test Sunday. Yanks Again Dip Into National Leag \for. ‘Pennant Insurance’ in Sraughter’ * They obtained Johnny Mize from: the New York G s, Johnny Hopp ' Coaches Ho ping to Sell Collegiate Boxing to TV STATE COLLEGE, Pa. u—Col-, ‘lege boxing coaches are working lon a plan to “sell” the public on |their favorite sport through ‘tele- . . Ld The coaches are alarmed at the All these answers will begin to number of schools dropping boxing | take shape tomorrow when the ma- jor league baseball season gets un- i der way in eight cities. Approxi- | mately 200,000 fans are expected ' to attend the openers. For the first time in years all openers will take | piace the same day and all games | will be played in daylight. s s s The opening schedule, times and estimated ciestance National League: Chicago at St. Louis, 2:30 p.m., 18,000. ‘| Mitwaukee at Cincinnati, 2:30 p. m., 30.000. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1:30 p.m., 20.000. Brooklyn at New York. 1:30 p.m., 35,000. American League Baltimore at Detroit, 2:00 p.m., 30,000. oe Cleveland at Chicago, 2:30 p.m., 30,000. . Boston at Philadelphia, 2:05 p.m | 20,000. New York at Washington, 3:00 p.m., 30,000. ‘Probables’ for Opening Games Both Gre etme aa a I theses) | (AIL times Eastern Standard) NATIONAL LEAGUE — at New York aap (20-6) ws Maglie (6@ Samwacves at Cincinnati (2°30 p.m.)—Buhl : ) va Podbielan (6-16) m.)—Ere | gh. as a varsity sport and the dwin- | dling attendance at meets in some ‘parts of the country. ate fas cae fas casa | , three-day NCAA! = City 'Y Tank Teams in Test Place Second in Two Divisions in Michigan State Swimming Meet Pontiac YMCA swimmers ae in the sthte “Y” tank meet. tankers 2nd in the aed mediate ‘“‘B’’ and Men’s division. 3rd in the juniors section, Sth in) the intermediate ‘‘A’’, and 8th in the preps class. Prep division individual medley - relay man Dennis Simonson tied the state record in winning his specialty, churning to a 48.7 sec- ond clocking. Pontiac finishers: | PREPS Diving—Richard Richards, «th: John Priediy, 6th. : %$-yard mediey relay—Duane Richards- Bruce Norvell-Don Maxim, 6th. 28-yard breast stroke—Bruce Norvell, cane Willard, 3nd; Gideon Reo- 180. rd relay—Charies Rede- mius- a EI I New York at Wash: a he va Porterfiel (22-10) Baltimore 2 p.m.)—Coleman | | oe, Larsen (7- 12) vs Gromex 7-9) | ot fot chi 2:3)—W. I?- oe eveland et te € { ve tris “ea = Boston at Ph — (2:65 p.m. Parnell (21-8) ¥8 Shants (5-9) 4 Leaders in ABC Tough fo Unseat SEATTLE \—Leaders in the merican p.m.)—Pord or Stobbs Bowling Congress, now | ?. in its 24th day, are tough to unseat. | 974. Clarence Buck of Oakland, Calif. scattered pins for a 680 score yes terday and barely eased into the | top 10 in the singles. | Leaders: Tri-Par Retio, Caiene 3226 00—CO Strohs Beer, betrere, bees (3rd) E & B Beer, Det 2950 (6th) William Lares, Rego ts N. Y., 723 2 oeg (4th) (6th) Panic Linkemana, Dutret trot, 1a Bs Carter-Jouglerd, parol, "286 ——— Saivino. Chi . 1935 Lindemans. Decrels. 38 1926 (3rd) za banski, ri. Detroit. 1923 Therman Gibson, Detroit, 1901 com) I ps 5 te ane 200-yard sprint relay—Dave Lada-Gail Wigner-Don | Standings Unchanged |. TRAVERSE CITY w@ — More Old Timers Convene Pontiac Old-Timers baseball club | will hold a meeting at 8 p. m. tonight in the VFW hall, 396 South Saginaw street. ard. terara indiv. ay sprint relay—Roger Klait- nee Bray-Dick Willerd-Prank Feuli, ohn ape ph ATES CLASS A j 190- card medley reiay—Bobd Maninney- Ray Campbell-Don Jones, 4th. $0-yard free atyle—Gail Wigtier, @th, non breast stroke—Ray Campbell, 100-yard free style—Dave Lada, 6ta. Jones-Bob See: 3rd. -1§0-yard medley relay Grant Kitchen. jim Cornforth-Stan Jones, Ird $0-yard free style—Gary McRath, 4n; Stinson, Sth. 100-yard back stroke—Kenny Bogard, ant Kitchen, 100-yard breast stroke—Jim Cornforth, 100-yard free pendee erp! McRath, 4th. Dt Bi) Lamson, 150-yard indiv. mediey—Kenny Bogard, 200-yard free style relay—Parvin Con- well-Pat Stinson- Skeggs. Bob Lam- son, ist. -MEN’S 50-yard freestyle—Dick LaLone, 3rd; ewman, 4th. 00-yard back stroke—Cift Johnson, 00-yard breast stroke—Ron Weaver, tet, 100-yard free style—J. Weishasr, 3rd. ne -omt Johnson, 3nd; Leon Hibbs, 400- relay—J. Weishear-Dick La- Lone. ge Newman-Ron ‘goer let. >| §th place. mediey—Dennis Simon- — tournament, won by Wisconsin. at Penn State last Thursday, Friday and Saturday although the college » clouters put on a good show—lots of action. Coach John J. Walsh of Wiscon- ’ sin. ane ee ee jana State, hope to line fe ie ia network to carry a meets every Saturday neice for about ten weeks through next Feb- ruary and March, winding up with the NCAA Sa pn we'althe Go ass te (pert nive again everywhere. " said lawyer- | fine, clean sport. It teaches a boy | how to take care of himself. builds self-confidence and ors College boxing is one of eeu dan bee aera ecere| (reap holge “College boxing is a | | ing to a recent four-year study taken at Wi beconemn: Walsh's ant Hedeers won | their seventh NCAA team title with a narrow, 19-17 edge over Mary- land’s eastern champions. Pin Standings * Undergo Shitt in State Test FLINT (®#—Robert Meads of Adrian, took over 3rd place in handicap all-events of the state bowling tournament with a 2011 | 4, total over the weekend. There were two changes in the’ team standings. In actuals, Ryan | Industries of Detroit shot 2924 for In handicap, Franken- muth Beer of Traverse City shot | 3142 for Sth. place. Leaders: HANDICAP DIVISION Team—aAl Hansen's Ins. peeves. aly jet. Doubles—Wilbur Freshiey-G be | so, 1388. : penetoe—-Dermaes Shay, Mt. Clemens, All Bvente—William Henderson, Kaile- meses, Team—Strohs ett, i | gg fitsiee—Benare Shay, Mt. Clemens, All Events—William Henderson, Kais- masoo, 1806. One-time heavyweight champion | Jim Jeffries had a reach of 76% inches.” It's Time Out > than.300 women bowlers front over | Michigan tried but couldn’t shake | the standings of the state women’s | | bowling tournament this weekend. There were no changes among: the top positions, _ “TU concede you that shot, Fred bh Pittsburgh Pirates, John- —* Boston Braves, mtd Reds and Johnny Schmitz trom the Brooklyn Dodgers. is Mantle’s bad leg So with ey ond the St took over, Slaughter could — the shot in the arm thev need. He has always been a hustle guy. = Slaughter. who compiled a Jif. time batting average of 305. was “unhappy over the deal—so unhappy that he broke down and wept when ball left in me. Stengel 100 per cent just aa I've | given every ball club I've ever ‘played for.” Card Manager Eddie Stanky was equally sad, saying “It's one of those tough things that managers have to face. If there's any bright ; club.’ | “Suet where Stengel plans to (se Slaughter no one could say, but ‘it's a good bet that he will be the ‘No. 1 pinch-hitter. It also probably means finis for Eddie Robinson, a first-baseman, who also was arotind | for pinch-hitting cheres. Players, Brass Compromise on = Pension Plan Details of Retirement Funds Are Worked Out by Representatives - fund will receive 1 to plan. Harbert Sets Pace Walter Burkemo, Franklin, 74-1T- T5-73—299. Horton Smith, Detroit, 80-78-71- ee en x—Raymond Palmer, Wyandotte, $4.78-80-T7-—319, ' Frisby!” 761; ob ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 ~» { Clash in Pi yott for Masters Tite -PWBA le New Officers Pontiac Women's Bowling Asso- ciation held its final meeting of the season Sunday with Genevieve Bradley named president for a 3 year-period. Other officers elected at the Sunday meeting were Rose Stratton, treasurer, and Eva Miller, —" “ \Tie at 289 in ‘World S Best’ Regular Season Championship; Ben Aims . for 2nd in Row Both Shooting for 3rd | LOSE. '**4,0t1 You, Yaint, mips ana GAIN INCHES ON YOUR-CHEST Exclusively for Men AL THOMAS Health Club sergeant-at-arms. AUGUSTA, Ga. Hotel Pontiac Open 10-6 FE 5-9661 digton Merge AR gees 2 aod Sam Snead, called the “two pol etarr Naveed y sates ote ee ee ae hia each rl roa hla secretary Peggy Bender de net today in an 18-hole playoff for the a \ expire unt next year. 1964 Masters championship. \ lected nes Pega pnd eth The little man from Texas and PWBA tournament.’ Trophies and the long ball hitter from West Vir- prizes for this year’s tourney Bi ginia. had 289‘totals. That is 1 distributed af eiay'a aiating f over par for the exacting 6,800- : Ie re ee oan aa ss STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS ar highest score ever to earn first : ee = gst a wireptet | Would make him the only man ever | Q Toe-In Adjusted on Your Car for... .. . $1.98 HOWE TRIES, FALLS—Detroit Red Wings’ rightwing Gordie | man Tom Johnson atop him. No. 15 is Wing center Alex Delvecchio, | to win two Masters in succession. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR ALL WORK i Although neither of the keen ri- Buying: Howe (9) tires in the Srd period of the game with the Montreal | No. 17 is center Bill Dineen. Goalie Gerry MeNeil is at the net.| | {Sue mete Os te Ook FIRESTONE STORE Canadiens in Detroit last night, misses as the puck goes outside the | Defenseman Doug Harvey is center. ° Detroit lost the game, 1-0, in final round—Snead had a 72 and . SCRAP IRON net (far right) and then piled ~* on the ice with Canadiens’ defense- ) “eaten death” overtime. Hogan a TS—the windup was per- 146 West Huron Street FEdere! 2-9251 and . [rey ite a cae passer / LkkddddddddtdiiéadL. METAL __ ||| Brooks, Yanks Kenny Mosdell’ 7 'LaMotta Makes Comeback = was the mectaclar come . : . 4 : ily Joe Patton, the happy-go- — DEPENDABLE — a Sellina: Given Nod for in Wednesday's TV Bout tics ‘uatcwr"tom worganen,| g _SUICK GUARANTEED ing: 1954 Pennants |i'Sydden Death’ | sm.) mime omc ammany w RE COLLISION WORK Structural Steel Writer Sees Number NEW YORK (#—Man all battle | serious, Patton, who tied for the lead ie -Beams -- Chann of Surprises Below To stations. Jake LaMotta is on the| Maybe Jake wants to revive his | first day and moved out by him- Mages — Bee || Ss “Goal Clincher |=." aloo Oa ert ee ot oe By JOHN BARRINGTON : The Bronx fire plug, last seen | "Fight of the ns chai win {With @ 68, and Lloyd Mangrum, OLIVER MOTOR NEW YORK (INS)—Just to rpaking like a TV comic with) with a 69, tied for fourth. Next S. Allen & Son, Inc. break the monotony, someone else Sixth Game of Series Rocky Graziano, puts his come: |g match at ee nee came Jack Burke, nay Barber COLLISION SHOP Men. thre Fridey 8 te & yracuse - t close saTURDATs ioe eatts ane of these ecasoms, ‘Bur! Scheduled Tuesday at back on Tv ee be Saturday night Fs & remescn ot wt looked for a while as if Patton ne es ben fina oa. Me "a: 4 is doesn’ i year. i i }@ win w power his way to victory ys | 33 Cones metres ok donee ues oe Ge aed ve Canadian City lim match with Billy Kilgore of Mi-| Gricials split after a — ce — (eerdiag red pet for Free Estimates on 3 and the New York Yankees to do By JOE FALLS om comeback by the Frenchman. | brand of golf. A hole-in-one had Ne Mstance Teo Great L | it again in 1954—an opinion in no} DETRON w#—The Montreal Can- | When Jake Se aur os Basilio, pride of Canastota, N.Y., helped him = a ag par 32 on = ketthta renee) e # | Wise dissenting from the majority. alive—and definitely | oer some “nothing’’ at is next in line when Kid Gavilan | the front nine while Hogan was. hs Ew! Ju BO There may be some surprises “ the ae Cap weckey | West Palm Beach a month ago, | gets around to defending his welter taking a 37. a _—__ below the two pennant winners. | vce today because a pair of | nobody paid much attention. | title. Ben had startetl- out pai! a = ' pereves: ses © cues ce cuore refused to quit. Cleveland shoots the works with | Stroke rom Tia J wih | y | final standings — although both ~ Goiter Kenny Mosdell, a score- a home town talent show Thursday | | stroke margin over Billy ar ‘ on ome leagues might as well go ahead teas Saliere through eight previous atthe Arena!) Gecturing ‘auane- Snead sticking to = as and play out their 154 game tic a ee thought Patton was | § ome! tae? | schedules, anyway: et to orice goal at eee Genes pam aeeng, [Bad to beat as he went off the 1 “sudden death”” overtime : Gonzales of Pittsburgh. Nate | 11th tee. He didn’t know that Billy jit 80—the most semeticns! trenton & the 1 eet 1 ee oe night to give the Frenchmen a 10 : Brooks, the North American ban- | Joe had taken a disastrous 7 and | Maastethote Tncteteemaes |s Nirraceee ft Glevebaad, _| Victory over the Detroit Red Wings. orre arion tam champ, fights a 10 and so does |jost two strokes at No. 13 when | nln ' a Gachell. sidelined | his brother, Paulie, a lightweight. his second shot landed in a.creek. | | == eam oo turk: B ents op = a Cee Goalie Gerry McNeil, sidelined Moses Ward of Detroit, who/| a8 you leave i in the water. by nique | 4. New . Chicago - ths with # we See ore. Sd | 5 phitadetphia 5 Washington | (7 reg ankle. returned to the DeFby’s 2-1 Favorite made many friends in a slugging | “Tmade my ‘misake on =| sana svnare wu ke fia bo The wm we 6 Cincinnati 6. Detroit nets and cooled the red-hot Red} Expected to Start in match with Willie Troy last win-|!ith.” Ben said atlerwarcs. Tats & ho ve of of tessy—Desetil uve wat] Cnleese 7. Baltimore Wings with a remarkable display) Goon Stokes ter, tops the St. pbietge Arene for. So I tried to hook a three plastic: for tanta dn, Setatosten 8. treme ote ror of goaltending. .. card Priiay lop siheoee pr gto {ron shot onto the green, but it Shean pay pestage. tae straight National League cham- | Detroit now holds a 32 “fead in nae rae bopundiacd, te: a NJ e eS water and I took a| ee ne re renkeee wha, the_best-of-seven series for the | vard New York racing fans getting |, Eastern Parkway finally got the "It Td known he'd shot that 7, | set lost ane American Leanue | Stanley Cup—hockey's most prized | their first 1954 glimpse of Correla-| Tommy JacksonJimmy Siade/rq have played it safe. | campaign a enlney may Possession. a 2. tion, 2 to 1 favorite for the Ken- | atch but had to settle for a new | oe a i 4 Lave locieed | bad Red Wings won pope a tucky Derby, in the Gotham stakes | date, April 26. The New York; Johnny Pesky of the | But trying to dethrous the You: Sai played poles | at Jamaica Saturday but nobody | State heavyweight title will be at | played tes American Vv as ing . to square matters and force a The Florida’ Derby winner was B W. 8 Lapis mariner seventh and deciding game in jninned to New York especially Every Tire Carries. 7 Pie Bach Pts Deon oe Fey renty for the $100,000 Wood Memorial on | _ DAYTON’S BIG 3 | Gene's 8 Voor 32; The Canadiens were April 24—a week before the Derby | Qe Minc's = «6S. Rebbine #3|be dethroned as Stanley CuP| is run at Churchill Downs. That. | “tndiv. game—Pat Meyer 22; series | Champions last night. The grind was scheduled to be his final prep GUARANTEE : f | Maric, Harned, 363, team game veries— | of having to play five games iM | tor the mile and one-quarter turt er : ones MOTOR [NN JUNIOR «see — classic for three-year olds. ° 1. Lifetime Factory Guarentee. p of teams. ion * .¢ ®&. : oe pdms Ha Goxtelio $e 62 Se emaatiy ere matigued tua But Willie Shoemaker, Correla-|}°’ 2. 30,000 Mile Guerentee. . a Soe twa. Soe an P32 $3 os | Detroit. tion’s regular jockey, is due in it 3. 2 Yeer Written Road Hoxord guerantee e sckreR® = $3 38 Eolimer, = $1.88) Playing cautiously and checking | trom the west coast Tuesday and | against all possible Rood Hexerds: — | . Team series—Bicmar Inn 2678; game— closely, the teams battled to | Robert S. Lytle, owner of the bay . pamerA. Giles 60 223 ™~ “*F*| scoreless standstill during regula-| son of Free America, is slated to AUTO CooLevETrEs tion time, ne, forcing the “sudden arrive from his California home ‘ s : wo. Ww. . ? | STICKLE TRIM Capear's ‘70 3T Spencer's ~~ $1 84 | death” extra period. on Friday . ist Line Black Walls . | Booed SHOP Sony, Cine. 63 45 Jolly’s : 4 Montreal pressed the attack in That id indicate C tation s _ PE $-8722 || 7%",,Pines itt be 1) the Overtime -Mosdelt clicked-} wit start in the-mile-and -one-six- _ . — | est at era “Lapear it | with his game-winner at 5:18. | jenth of the $9,000 added Gotham ~ Number of stillbirths among | = a man-to-man talk—that garage floor!”* "FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ‘| DIXIE DUGAN y alte - : } A = &, i BPE base 3 s ee . t : b wil St at Q 'Y-FOT 8 : THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 | Z ———— es ay oe ‘ : A : oy; Pre — * > : . 5 : . t alt e | : a : Sy f a | PONALD DUCK == ey, ~~ Tke May ‘Need: 2nd Term to Read All ‘Great Books’) y= i |ees WASHINGTON ANS) — ° pe; Like It, Twelfth: Night, Hamlet, | had used excerpts from it in some Perle Mesta as a television person- |) ot ee ! : you won't burn any of these|Macbeth, King Lear, and Tempest. | of his speeches, he remarked. / ality,.and Perle’ couldn't be hap- ] { - books,” a eh Sey a = ian odie) De Le aptaard The girls just about drew a (pier. She believes she has some- Sy |}. ‘ ~ great | _ St. | glean to the President's eye. HE| 4 ston o “Emma,” Mark Twain's thing t say © the poopie, chiefly 4 | ¢ REPORTER © EROS PUG .YOO WAD TO “TEL. ML" TO & a . re! 7 No Matter What ‘Yur Problem . May Be (A Quick Action WANT AD Can help you solve it. DIAL FE 2-8181 IF ADs tery PRA APT IT c MA WARS WONDERING \ TRE THE WHOLE iF I COULD RUN HOME. Oaty OFF... ile= Ye] ; co FRIENO— 4-12, A yy APTAIN EASY BOARDING HOUSE _ Ps ‘ —_ P ° ‘ae D EXPOSE DORs’ FAMILY SKELTON, MRS MILBANK FORCES HER TO DO TWNGS WHICH ALIENATE HER a a A YOURE THE PICTURE OF EGAD, MARTHA! I6NT THAT A SOOTHING WO cuivece WN eae OUND ¢ THE BREEZE WAFTING THOUGH HHE MURMURING PINES AND THE HEMLOCKS!) INGENUITY EXPENDED Tin THis SciENCE TRULY ° THAT THE FIRST SOUND PRODUCE FOR TV tion of = as. and incurable past zone men t premature malignancy. from. 1, to trea r to vo men Re hee NONSURGIC ICAL Me FREE BOOK t these troubles may proven ea «may were of o2 acy le Tag in portance No obligation, {adress il, xeelsior Institute, Dept. Feuer Springs. Misseuri. be corrected al “THE: PONTIAC ‘PRESS. ‘Monat. __APRIL 12, 1984 Stocks Sagging aBitatNoon NEW YORK ~The stock ihar- _ DETROIT ket sagged today after a higher start. Prices were up a little on bal- point onward they retreated slow- ly. By early aherneen the mar- ket as a whole was off Changes went from a point low- movement, however, was slight. well maintained It was considerably below highest total of the year, U. -S. Steel, a major favorite last week, started today on a block of 3,000 shares off % at 44%, and after that it slipped a little lower along with most other steels. 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The overall | ro The pace of trading was rather * at around two | million shares for the entire day. | Fri- day’s big 2,360,000 shares, second | 7, commercial he anu good | 19.78; a load of prime 1,126 lb heifers $26.00 to low | $26. =r | $22.00- 25.00: ~euveanw « ever w “gome for 1953 totaled $333,482. a | nue passengers on its system 7] ae » follay for jj fast, tendlly service! . 41951 according” ‘to-—-Wiliam -H. }-Doertner:- division-general MARKETS | Farmer to Consumer ae et PRODUCE FO) — PS psiecsle prices on Delicious, feney. 4.00. . 1, 3.80-4.00 bu, angie. ings, No. 1. a ald bu! uu bu.; fancy, 4. 50-3.00 pa ~ rend ‘w ad fi 5.28 H - ap agner, ancy, bu: No. 2.25418 bu ul ‘Vegetables: Mets ay No. T, 80- u; faney, 1.26 dos behs. standard variety, No. i. 70-90 bu. Car- No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. © 1, 6.06-7.00 pk ay ag og Bs rar ons, Lae £, 65-78, ' a 50-2. *y sachs vag (i dos ; . Me. 1, 65- rnips, topped, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS ‘Soybeans High, is: | wise rather weak grain market’ on .| the board of trade today. Dealings ‘| were active in all pits. - .| last Friday's close. Other grains ‘| opened mixed and then headed. ° | downward, wheat particularly giv- 4.10 b| ing up considerable ground. ‘hour was 14% to 158 lower, May Lodge Calendar. Regular meeting Pontiac Shrine, Wed., April 15, 8 p. m., Roosevelt Temple, 22 State. Bessie Others Weaker == “ha CHICAGO ®—Soybeans scooted higher, old crop months going to new peaks sihce 1948, in an other- | ~ News in Brief A 20-gallon water les and tank | were taken from-a-cottage at 1071 Ernest Rd., White Lake Township, owned by Stephen Lazareck,; of De- troit, according to Oskiand ost sheriff's deputies... - - William B, Gergly, 23, of Keego, Harbor, paid.a $100 fine and $10 costs when he pleaded guilty to feckless driving Saturday before Orion Township Justice Helmar C. Stanaback. After pleading guilty to drunk. driving Saturday before West. Bloomlild Township Justice Elmer Gains in soybeans ‘ranged to more than six. cents at the opening. Thereafter the market tilted a lit- tle lower, but remained well above Wheat near the end of the first $2.1542, corn %@ to 5s lower, May $1.50%, oats % to '2 lower, May AGO (AP)—Butter weak; receipts 75, rye 1% to 1% lower, May $1.05, C. Dieterle, Milton D. Baxter, 49, | 1,306,407: wholesale buying prices ‘3,1? | soybeans 2 to 4% higher, May of Dearborn, paid a s $15 fine and Bite, WoC Meare: OB .18; | $3.75% and -lard 5 to 60 cents a/ $10 costs. - GEE weak: receipts 20.162; wholesaie | hundred pounds higher, May $20.72.) two 1o.toot aluminum steplad- a, ir un ie: oO lower, a large 36-365: US mediums Grain Prices ders valued at $100 were reported at) Sets or ate oer soenipes stolen yesterday from a house be- 5; ities 3 ICAGO GRAIN uae cincago® ; ne concen Fong ing built at 3476 Indian Lake Rd., aT k . w Soybeans Oxford, by Chester J. Sowinski of | ieanar May ....... 217 May ....... 1% | Detroit. DETROIT LivesTOCK ~ ras tise eae ae | oeteee ‘* ie Pr 2 DETROIT (AP)}—Hogs saladie \, 1,000. o~* teeees 224 “ «= 3 = if your friend’s in jail and needs Barrows and gilts uneven. mostly sienay na man ai a ‘Doty for attempted breaking and | | . GET $25 #500 ON SIGNATURE, \) ney) to the Oakland County Jail when = 6=—s®-—* Free! at ease when you come ble to furnish bond. - {fae . Provident for 8 que w They “are sorased by Ferndale Yo U r Kay fh AST: = Conia” =. Police of attempting to break into - . ——— . peo . < my amarket at 1203 Woodward needs. wride or come ia Heights last February. to Provideut today! STENOTYPE =| Provident Loan $ eke tc aes || end Savings Society of Detrelt Troe faca ‘utters || 2nd Fleer « Agee 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST. Gerald Harvey, Manager IAC © FEdoral 2-9269 - STENOSPEED SCHOOL tere denen fl eroding oe y, Mt N. Buttemer, vice president, traffic and sales, reported today. In the first three months of 1954, the company carried 48,781 reve- compared with 34,088 in the same period in 1953. sion of Genéral Moters Corp. has | produced one million power steering .units- sincé November FOR Phone make an appointment No cost or oe Seago ere Oakland We've got everything you need to make ‘your dream kitchen True! — JUST IMAGINE—Now you can have what you always wanted. A beautiful TWIN-BOWL SINK No matter what space you hove . have oa size to fit exactly . changes or alterations. Why be without this convenience oe lem kitchen brought up to date. . have dreamed. . why 3 4 ‘can has e you prob- oe oe: Fee . @s you _ Diane-style Youngstown | Kitchens waits” % of sturdy steel, to save you work, save. en our Kitchen Plonnifig Expert and } OR 3-1211 ee me ee, ee ae oe i Page ye Fe we Lager eg ola .. we . and no 9 costly eee ee ee you time. or evening. oday! for da County's Largest Youngstown » es Hep eat 4 , man | ager. Od = Saal Johnson has ee , General Insurance ze ee ndent 0 i 807 Comm, Not’l Bonk duction, E. J. . plan oreo ie er Jet PiRane FE +4328 is ' oo — 7 ‘ | io as —— . h y f ; ; ; - i { ‘ i : | a a e { uy th § ef Serving iome U - - On the Dixie in Drayton Pleins Zit aio “phere the Home. Begins” | Ss ee we ee 2 ' ae ran : : ‘ sy) 2 j rE} NDALE this city’s wafer supply and pres- i il is ait a8 i tt t approved a $500,000 water eter expansion, which includes new water ‘mains, a pumping sta- tion and a 3,000,000-gallon reser- voir, , program, the city’s capacity for daily water consumption will be jumped. to 11,000,000 gallons. To- for Automatic Washers For a Limited Time Only Reg. Price $4.65 Special 15 Lbs. ....- 33% TOM’S ELECTRIC ‘Home Applicences a g Following a reception in the Dub- lin Community Center, the bride if Hil fie beak ; ; 183 { 3 i foltttey FUN ; . « Specially Mode 1 LANSING (INS) — wrote: running several days. Pin icenake, Reundep anid today| % Ret meeting the seeds ot oe {OF Bloodmobile Visit |" COP) But he will not point out the | WATERFORD — One hundred| PLEASANT De) cost of } i g z E Expects Announcement Warns of Tactics a letter to Republican leaders to- Obviously. good and constructive on Indochina Intervention by State Police of the Pontiac | Post. Hospital attendants said the | MANILA (@®—President Ramon boy caught his arm in the wringer Mrs “Lester Pepin in the face of an apparent choice | While his mother was washing | soyutich and Mrs. between backing the United Stajes vos in a warning to Red China to stay _ cut of the Indochina war or spit: Lights Blind Driver, |sames =. atabet £) Joyce, 39, | Coumy Sherif's Deputy ’ N. Magsaysay called time out today munist aggression in Southeast | to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Satur- in : day after being struck by a car! mber of the We| . However, the administration's | while riding his bicycle on Joslyn! survivors include : foreign policy spokesman, Sen. | avenue near Clara avenue. an engineering representative Clare M. Recto; has said the ques-| The driver. Alfred C. Anderson, | Hydro Manufacturing Co.; a son, | tion of which way Indochina goes; 34, of 1521 Taylor, said he was’ pohert W.: is “none of the Philippines’ bus-| blinded by oncoming headlights | amert Delahunt. /pleaded innocent to the same) well, 48, charged with aiding and abetting, both of 44 Maple St., ( innocent, They were re- Robert pleaded ' Thursday. . . ™m. Tuesday day asserting that Gov. Williams Set. Donny Ashley, head of the | mera! Home, will announce his candidacy for Pontiac Police vice bureau, said . adh mgeid prob ipo a fourth term about April 15. | the eight persons were arrested — progres apayiles Feikens, reminding Republicans | during a raid at the Maple street = aye: husband, sur- a that their major objective is to| addess early Sunday morning. by beat Williams next November, Patrolman Herschel R. Cogdi Fat ce called vice bureau detectives after Club “The announcement will be ac-| he was admitted to a card game! FERNDALE — Service for Mrs. pald by companied by a publicity splurge. | in the house, according to Ashley. | Chris J. (Jean) The Boas Police confiscated $32 and two E. Saratoga Ave., will be | cost he will try to take credit for; decks of playing cards. . [it me Toseday at the Spent j'en, SEM his spending program. men and women are still needed to| for John C. aaa a : empt to credit | donate blood Tuesday when Amer- | Amherst -Ave., will at 2 0] sore clauely, balanced state’ bud. |can Red Cross bloodmobile visits |p. m. Tuesday at the Zion who| get, and the fact that no new taxes | Waterford Township High School | eran Church, with | in| were levied this year. from 3 until 9p, m. in White Chapel = spending Waterford, ur Lake asked | Wesselg Funeral Home. dl ee paltetee wort have | Oe ome Detroit General id i anyone who can give blood Tues- Friday at North of balance Hoar ge day to contact him tonight at OR | Hospital. are ‘1345 Crescent Lake Rd. Edgar Shook, 3-1962. The high school is at Surviving double talk and halfruths design. Arm Catches in Wringer, | Ridge, Harold H. \Boy Treated at Hospital | sister, Mrs. himself | machine wringer this morning Was; ROY. with the | treated at Pontiac General Hospi-| Service for Mrs. Legislature's desire to develop a tal for a possible fractured collar Petrovich will bone. | Tuesday at Gregory Knisley, son of Mr. and | Home laide, was brought to the hospital | died Friday, | clothes. and hit Donald Boyd, 10, of 437 | : charge stand trial Thursday. | i | William J. Dooley, 46, charged | County Deaths of Candidacy April 15; | 7 maintaining and cperating « : gambling place. and Herman So- Mrs. Robert Scott ! A 2yearold Walled Lake boy | Detroit, and nine the governor has/| who caught his arm in a washing Mrs. AL a THE PONTIAC PREAS, MONDAY, APRIL. 12, 1054 Fight Arrested |Avondale High Eight Arrested Band to Present n le: » 6 oo — candlelight ceremony ear Gaming Raid Spring sige Dance Program are the bridegroom's porente. ; Feikens Predicts’ Spang ai, coh Se | Teen weds ~~ be heard in several short selec- ' ! Williams Move Stein. otters "chs Seay Tete sit be on sleet Co Daporment, sing to ah | polt of Dray- | Confi Cards, Cash > behesl som + From Home Included in the program are! of Plan nana s wens = * U.S. Studying | Suburban Shops Vs. Downtown ~ DALLAS (Dallas is the guinea) an all-day session begin- Cleveland or Phoenix | ning at 10 a. m. Wednesday. : decide whether to put-four more| A lesson on Cleaning. with floors on his downtown building or | Greatest of Ease a for your- you to de- space on main : Streit Praises Groups participating in the pro- gram included Eastern, Lincoln, Washington and Wever Junior High : E 2 [; ‘i + i lit Py z ¢ = hea! sigeit § Knights Templar ws Plan Installation Thomas R. Corbin will take the post of eminent commander when Pontiac Commandery 2, Knights _, | monies Tuesday night at 8 in their hall at 18% E. Lawrence St. Also scheduled to take office are: Hengy H. Rosner, generalissimo; Henry F. Rohl Jr., captain gen- eral; Leland C. Dennis, senior. vad ot 12. =| Faces ; in : ‘Philippines Undecided | Mrs. Harry Knisley, of 764 Ade-| Evergreen Cemetery, Detroit. She After Ca thou- s_ | ting,_bis troubled sdministration of 231 N. Campbell, wil be at | Havlik busy day, | deeper. : : : p. m. Wednesday in the chapel of ; James Magsaysay has said Philippines Car Hits Bicyclist the William R. Hamilton Co., She | Quincy, was ied | security requires it to join “other died Sunday at home. struck another at Novi usually | free nations . . . in resisting Com-| A Clarkston boy was admitted Operator of the Yak Knitting | 13 Mile road. warden; Lester McClellan Jr., jun- @ | ior warden; C. K. Bird, prelate, and Bert F. Griffin, treasurer. Completing the list are Percy ~ Beach, recorder; Robert F. Sny- ‘Surviving besides her husband; A Detrvit motorist who said he der, standard bearer; Wayne | ick; bright lights” | sword bearer; Harry Vernon. Spooner, sentinel, and . _ pee me ware Paiierd, seecuaed | Deny Way runk Charg rs Collide Justice Jails Four on Liquor Charges A South Lyons man pleaded guil- Miami Beach, Fla.... to contributing to the delinquen- | Celerade Spgs.. Cole.. cy of minors Saturday and three Los Angeles, Calif... After a top policy meeting yes- | Westview. : Orpha John Teeples arm terday —with Recto excluded— | Donald suffered leg injuries and| MILFORD — said he will seek an js reported in an improved condi-| John Teeples immediate conference with the tion today. Anderson wa’ hot held. Rd. will be at 2 p. : Bird John | County Calendar |iey. te died’sinany. "(or his car’ when, he ' | Drayten Plains to Buddy R. Keller, 24, of 428 South Lyon, pleaded guilty to the | Visit the Greyhound Travel Barees i ee eine Hf es a Homé Extension Group to Hold. All-Day Meeting Will be | Favorite Foods ot Make You “Gassy= De As Millions Do— Always Carry TUMS. Nearly everyone has favorite foods that etim ‘ romach, Wulff said he expects the results Pe edigeulea. Bei ssillions have to be published between late June | found the answer. They just a roll of Tums in pocket of purse. mand ; Ge i d here's field work to be completed within 4," outing isd Tone cant peer a kalize—can’t cause acid rebound, Ne mixing, no stirring. Take Tums any- The main object of the survey is where—at work or at play. Get a roll today! when you go Scott wr GREYHOUND Duluth, Mina. ....., 2 $16.55 |New Orleans, La..,. 3 21.65 Louisville, Ky. ooeee 12 9.60 | Sout $00. Morte... 2 9.70 | Washington, D.C... 3 13.90 | Mew York, N.Y..3.. 3 ; 16.30 ‘Key West, Fla......, 2° 32.65 2 28.85 4 26.90 5 48.25 2 28.85 session of liquor, by Novi Township , “"" "(ries 0. 8. Tax) - All were sentenced to two days Big EXTRA Savings om Round-Trips FOR HOTELS, SIGHTSEEING,* PRE- PLANNED VACATIONS tm the Terminal , . . Phene FE 46-2595 were | GREYHOUND TERMINAL | 104 N. Perry Bt _ Phone FE ¢-2598 and Albert G. Fletcher, 19, of 12901 | CB: 3m @ 5 Oe Om, Is 8) . Nine-Mile Rd., South Help Waited Male 6 Donelson-Johns Ch , Milford with Rey. Robert ert aol officiating. Sepermeat tm | 123A : et BOX REPLIES At 10 a.m. today there were replies at the Press office in the following boxes: _ 6, 10, 15, 18, 2, %4, 26, 32, 38, 75, 20, 83,.84, 97, 1b. FOR WANT ADS _ DIAL FE 2-8181 4 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. wilh, —_ i ik ents ao bee = 7 reeula' ts O'clock meen “the ‘J te. ition. EAST Rat Ee | Fe x ae Help Wanted Male 6 +|ACCOUNTING ~ CLERKS IMPLEMENT Ford Motor Co. 2500 E. Maple Rd. Hotel, 1-5 p. or Wednesday only, — = ar we or BRANCH Manager _ Trainee Our ne expansion program re quires voung men to start in new manageria} training position. In- teresting. varied office in outside work. ‘NO SELLING career with largest company in! tts fied. - No experience necessary. Attractive salary to start. Regular raises ’¢ you progress. Excep- tonal benefits, Secure future, Household FINANCE Corporation 22780 «Woodward Ave — Ferndale. Michigan. Lincoln nen. a "Ww: Maple, Bin MIDDLEAGED MAN TO ANSWER Help Wanted Female 7 9| Work Wtd. Female 11 pe Fone cakes’! DeFPROSTOMATIC. Dept. ; FIRST CLASS CABINET 131-A, 173_W. Madison, Chicago. STEADY YEAR AROUND ter like “not; © §WANTED | Fir ven nie top, Fehr Pal Sita ner 8 7S Oe FULL O8 PART TIME HELP YOR | 5 JOURNEYMEN EXCELLENT WORKING CONDI- 7 TIONS. MUST HAVE TOOLS AND PLUMBERS CAPABLE OF ASSEMBLING work in Birmingham and Pontiac UNTO! Sroh am new ceorrustin ira | MAGMA GTAGAHON ITE EAE, 8. Thornton Co i675 E. Maple 7% CARE OF PONTIAC PRES@. | near Crooks Rd. Birmingham. Se. dstween .0 and 4». m. full time bast . If vou are wil Man to work with mafager. Sao 4 — you. itke to add to $50 wn nod tf vou qualify. a weet tt your earn og Sarah - Telegre _|. Coventry Costume Jew Fash- Taylor C brakes #0 | The Priendly. Neighbors Extension| Herbert Hoover made his fortune | him. The she was driving on North | united front against Red domina- | uy at the nome. of Mra am. Gi Gea. | 2S & mining engineer in Asia, Afri- the right t blod, 2622 Edgevale Dr. . ‘ea, and Europe. ties said. Help Wanted Male 6! Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7 nf heated Ke holes cic tata ear Pet EM har “ WwW. — S special FREE TRIAL PLAN EMPIRE 34276 Benard Lake : F WORK or care for elder t | of any ‘kind Good at >} 300. a Kaa seats SY (es tre ra IENCED Y w _ sd TP YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH |. geostd : or paint. write shorthand.| { WANTED AGGRESSIVE AMBI- none in office 464 W. Huron. tious men to sell automobiles on = tal Lincoln _Sales. 40 W. Pike. ‘MAN [essere ‘ARE YOU SATISFIED? your family income 5 GN -MENS GAR , fom Show directors are doing that —in_a — Apply Fox Drv Cleaners. TIS Ww. “and profita ie new career. No de | Huron lye D livery, collections or soliciting. In- WORK terested’ Then call FE 46189 = l need @ men w'ute for supervised : AMBITIOUS GIRLS training program for managerial| 4 few young:ladies will be chosen ; positions with ol¢ company, Should | to travel major eastern cities, earn $120 a wk. starting See ~ New York, resort areas. for na- La ARE FOR ame ener works. Call before _§ p.m, 540 Auburn. AT ion for clean troning es 3 days per . Private home at Green Lake, EM 3-4483. NATIONAL DIRECT : tate has ee open- Press Box 4 : WwW Huron , : Paesere Gr LA GAR- READY TO WEAR | SALESLADIES- PERMANENT an PART TIMB .STOCK MARKER | HIGH SCHOOL GRADUA BETWEEN 18 AND 2% YEARS oP ace. ‘FREE TO COLORED GIRL WANTS 5 OR 6 given at — days can or cleaning. FE pate dn = Bs COLORED LADY WANTS BABY good references’ would like work -by_day or hour, FE 41820 Box 17 Pontiac ad EXPERIENCED GIRL WOULD part time job after 12:30. peta moe sor Sone sieeerenen j like 1 EXPERIENCED ON MPRCTOR, BXPER ‘| Will graduate in June with reter ences. Call Snap EXPERIENCED LADY Wit ® pene references would like work y da but capable roune HA’ c. y ot hour, FE ¢1820. ed WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM SS P18 reliable men we can train to| GIRL. 14. WISHES TO BABY Loves children, 74 Parkhurst. Ff air condi! - asst. equip- | 7" iy in- in| HOME NURSING BETWEEN 1:00 a.m, and 4:00 p.m. Call between Por informa.| 10:00 a.m and 12:00 a.m. Sunday once eee or 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. . = week days. FE 4-1604. _ SECRETARY LADY WANTS how ——— crt ° Work Watited Male 10 transportation, Pontine Press Dox e in area. A Renid shorthand and’typing. Ex- working condition _ment Service, 142 Wayne = TYPIST with experience tn “e nolicies & keer do not chargé Btat ment- assist positi other lines. west cide: FE 2.6104 ssistance ion or : ul 22-5006 . x Typewriter Owners Make handsome pi Get_de- tails toda- P 3. erns, 71 Pine- SALESMEN brand of at 10:30 am. -Tue day. April tionally known Co $250.00 month 136 _W__Huro to start Transportation furnished. . Expenses adv Apply Mrs poregeot, « o ttiae Hotel, Tues- day or Wednesday only. 1-5 Pp m. 15 BOYS Don’t phone, Must be sbie to _, start immediately. Parent's wel- come interview. : We weet axe boys 16 a years age work one after : noon only Thursday April 15th - ALL AROUND GIRL from 12:30 p. m to ap. m. im our FOR DOWNTOWN RETAIL STORE = ™ . Shorthand end typing es- Tf you are interested in. working. sential. Job includes check . must apply in advance on writing, correspondence, ayoor ye = merchandise marking, - pve it stanee State educa . etait, ays. - FRED THOMPSON tional background, expert- . . ence and salary required. Circulation Dept. This is permanent job = Le with periodic salary . in- Pontiac. Press eteases. Replies strictiy con- fidential. Write Pontiac Press Box 26. ROUGH CARPENTERS, MUST BE . union. Call Sunday, FE 4-0045. sai ‘PHALT PAV.| BEAUTY OPERATOR WA : ALESMEN POR ASPHALT PA ied Seaie awonar Bean. é tion and dust laying. Sees ae. Perry at 0. & W. i) FE. wee Co, 2010 Dixie Hwy. 1 to}. * . é TO SELL NATIONAL automatic. water : ¢ BLOOMFIELD FASHION SHOP 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. | “grer ts Aine, steedt a ag Say yi . 448° . Stenographers. Combination — "2 id ekeetrent for the rignt man . Experi- Small convale home. Own ence not nece.sary. We will transportation, Farmington trai you. - Phone OR 3-06 , 14 1996, i nat ier ee _ Mam Be Experienced | [2 : OPERATOR AND __in_mothe: of full time. Randall's Beau-| ante: Avatiabie 1 children. 88 Wa: > part time work esires ee Ae oe __ Building Service 12 be airy: | &-1 PLAS ac Pre — Wik. to work en Sette dt oh GLE MAN WANTED FOR GEN-|— Road, Rochester, work ot ice -|GALESMAN FOR ESTABLISHED Collection: _- APPLY a ly Vincent’ i Brenard Lake Ra _Heoes, so eae : | PONTIAC MOTOR DIV.|_. ah | Personnel Dept. Glenwood Ave. Pontiac, Mich. “4. 23-40.| VAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. | LAUNDERING AND STR: [) Chemist. control lab. non-ferrous curtains at my home. FE 2-6600. . oe : wee | Renee ene Bog dhctrme cosa istry and cneinecring a drawing ex- ae ee WANTS © TO Tpetience {ful | MIMEQGRAPHING “.YPING, e ce *. \ te.: excel-. a would conside | WASHINGS. wl *s home. School aged a OA #3857 or OA & a “WASHINGS AND TRONINGS. = OR 3-2712. mercial and idential, Quality re res’ ~ workmanshiv EM 3-2830, : See res : ATION ek ew a Mie ASPHALT PAVING Ma mR a: THING | aictain's sheet, Mets Ce PE 4-805) FUSOR SANDING, LAYING, FIN PE LANDSCAPING AND GARDEN ar mar ; : ercial COTES Burgess Con m aa Co MA41872, Walled HOME OWN ERS ALUMINUM AWNINGS HEAVY ALUMINUM DOORS $39 sTORW WiIxDOws (ALL S188 EXCEPT PICTURE) ORDER NOW AND +4088 HOUSE RAISING Bulldosing, grading, ena TRENCHING _ field tile, and water lines. Perea ve Tries: ¥ GARDENS PLOWED AND Log Ss a Heights bas “ood “PsCook RDEN iN PLOWING DisciNG lee i — xe a power lift equip- na ee ae ARD L) re ELLE OE NEO KENTUCKY BLUE ORASS S00. ‘ae _® yard delivered. LI 1 Seeding, « Torang at end tt Cel mutes eee Glan or 699 W Huron, Milford, Michigan. tenance Oe tne Pe ~ TREE SPRAYING RSER t shrubs. Gpring cleanup aad trim- rolting Fa oo Sarason timates free terms. Lowe maintenance, and Gone + Lao meoln 66306. | Moving & Trucking 19° TRUCKING 4-1 MOVING AND | or pickup aod Sever. oerv- | a et reasonable rates. ToT ARE YoU WOViNa? cal re 27-4508 emali— and edd jobs. 24 hour service, FE Waving or Baa «INDs RFA ubbich hauled PE 2.0003. EB Loca? ang Long Distance Movine FROCRENS AND HAULING RUB. _bish anytime FE 30206 Trucks for Rent TTS ea * Tee RW | Bisa an industrial Tractor Co. PE coe OF +144? EDUCE | Ait re emt | ane ewe 2 oe ae winter & clean. ren tree oe. VE acti Par a CASE Ms Topoet uu $7961. raised are next. Call OR yaste., Mr —Gidcumb. Interior Pamting PA N 93 years experien.e ano reason able erates, PE 43171. “ra _ Heights Rd., Lake Orton men eo appliances | PAINTING NG PAT ERNAKOING AN? aul PAINTING, “PAPERHANGING, Pa ti per removed, wall wa rE cone Ate 8 | PAINTING DECORATING GTTAR- — reasonable orices FE Painriag” PAPERING © EAPER nite OA 8-307 oF PFE 41607. 3 Wall Washing. Painting « 2.2706, ___ Herbert Hef, PE_ | Wall Washing & Painting Reasonable | PE $-2211 ‘Photos & Accessories 21 Fssss, Cehalctiathg Phone FE 5.8988 SCTENTIFIC owEDIOn 1 ——_e : ee, Ye Eim wen & iosiw este 2 _Mecleum weer, [) Notions. HELP WAN’ - t promised Cy. Owens I woune sell new 1954 Fords this month S down Tca° deliver you a new 934 Ford fully equipped. Please ca. me immediately. Bob Cour. ser at FE 5-4101. and na:alvred cases en 4-417 | NOTICE Is HEREBY GI! IVEN raat w, has the Michigan’ Liquor ro mission for « club license to wine and to es enly, and me A is of the Liquor Contro Com miss to grant said licens: the of 10 days s date hereof. C 12, 1964, NOTICE American genes spirits to bona fide members only and that it ie the intent of the iquor - Control Commission to grant said ‘icense upom the ex- ON & AFTER THIS DATE. APRIL 10, 1054, I will not be Pesponsible = _—_ debts contracted by on others needing inca 1 am offerins my talents to fn, guetiay ice @ complete o we comp uets tor rugs and upholstery. tions. she works or shops. Lots of room to play and excellent care from -& registered nurse. FE 44963. _ EXCELLENT CARE De LICENSED . 2-8521. wed, “Household Goods 27|- ‘FURNITURE NEEDED Pee wtd. Miscellaneous us 28) FLAT TOP DESK. AND LETTER hotst. Sara or OR 3-6506." _| WANTED TO “JO BUY HOUSES, Ei asad Sesh WANTED TO B Ferguson tractor £°F some, __Phone MY_ 26432 WANTED ED SMALL cL OFFICE DESE. FE 5-62760. Money Wanted 238A ‘AGE NEAR PON- THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL in, 1954 SLICE OF HAM greater Wexing.| .-whatsa matter with those guys? Can't they wait until we're off the green!” Wid, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Wanted Real Estate 32A) —.- ame for CONTRACTS. MASSAOE FOR suOTING BENE | ficia) for stroke pati | WE DON'T PROMISE ANY SHORT- price. we have the buyers wa ing For sound advice and quick ise CAMERON H, CLARK Russell Young. EALTO Spe | Waiting | Fw atic Realtor 100 BUY IT WELL INSURE [T MAHAN pooge Sg By oat ag Momver COE 20263 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. LAND CONTRACT is Nichohe & Harger Co. Pre! A, Box 1166M. Cleveland. ee Huron 6t. oe: “Dp | SEDIATE CAsh TOUR ATE joaren 2 Bsa @ your od by 827 a shen ee K- i Lites pass Pig pei wil] not be fe} for any debts contract- | Want to Sell? at Llaiakenp nl a custom par a mcreg ot land. Sloan» Ta . FE oos_“ Flor, Realtor, Want to Sell? BUYERS WAITING @ you pate take property or your Ciarkston or Waterford. call ue for | SLEEPING ROOMS 1 VERY | B.D. CHARLES Equitable Society, 1717 BS. Telegraph PE 6052): E PE 5-889) WHITE Ene) eePay Ou "pata ar ios oo yaa sana Realtor. Pe 2142" Rent Apts. Furnished 33) For Sa Heme, 43} FOR LEASE: 3? BEDROOM UPPER flat. we:' suburban -ocation, new- | } water furnished. $75 00 per month, 2 ntonths in advance. Call ‘Bud | ieicholte Broker- FE *-1201 | KITCHENETTE APT. | BEDROOM and bath. Private entrance. 1 | child under 5. OR 3-6800 | GN WOODWARD AVE IN BLOOM- _field Hills. Adults on.y, MI 44253. | Rent Houses | Furnished 35 |2 ROOM CABIN ~ CHILD wai. or ene. vo an MY PRIVATE HOME ON FOREST _TOwnsend 9-4262, Detroit. Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 4 ROOM HOUSE. NEAT AND clean to coup’ with 1 or 2 ate 1 a SLEEPING ROOM are | Private entran ‘+ dies. FE 45641. 350 W. Huron for gentleman near bus. Johnson baatye Kitchee privileges. 4-201. our|~ HOTEL PONTIAC 1 O03 - NICELY FORNISHED, —_— av atic heat — kenrg venaaee., rE ae ness woman, nurse, or widow ned. Boa 3 Box 3% W. Tennyson FE 54-8863. ROOMS IN MODERN HOME. LESS than 5 minutes walk to down town movie M Lafayette. home. Kitchen privileges. If mother, could care "er child man Ex¢elient location. 5-5567. large. FE 41735. ection, Cash for Land Contracts SLEEPING RC ‘ROOM FOR WOMEN. DIXIE HIGHWAY : PRIVATE ae Neat 6 room —_ eek EEE PON COMMERCIAL | Bete Sesser tae asvcame- | Subsrtasi’ Living eee = Caerenekeses| Met fia Sees ee oe gear | oa Seed De Robin’ ly decorated, ve etian blinds. hot | smal) children. OA 8-3637, or OA | 8-3561. For r Rent ; Rooms 37 rnished with kitchen a | daldw | @ acres, 5 bedroom house. modern. CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM ee | ri single person or couple, PE 5-0414 CLEAN ROOM FOR 2 OR 3 BUD- CLEAN COMFORTABLE nookt GIRLS, PRIVY TE EXTRANCE. ON giieaaiel ati ae Prigidai- Men. 02 Whittemore \ A HOME OF YOUR OWN Attention Veterans wood ecg Waterford satin oe | Qaly 41,090 gown plus mort = Er ot ‘ges : -. Tie bath, Pretab at painted Must = Sold of ty | Trade or ett. Commetce Area. 2 yard. bedrooms (14x14), full bath, base- show ment, attached double garage. | ONLY $1200 down. See this prop- . : ert TODAY, ' Sizzling Buy mye Sid i hb aaa | ‘condition inside , fast sae, ont out. lov: vonms, | 2 bedroom home fn good location beta, mo Full basement, panored wails... Fimben Alr hardw wees Geers. | aay and er. Dishimaster nn webee hess a ea . bi sia jots. Fruit and berries “Bho Down patie ome alte Pe r ritcben 09 Sen Osh vie ‘| Red Hot WE BUY AND SELL room LAND CONTRACTS two NICHOLIE) 2826 AND HARGER CO. | cpic & Span 33 W. Huron St. Fn. Lt 50183 Located off Josivn. § lovely _ 9:30 “0:29 rooms with ez attic. ALL ALL MODERN 4 RO —— KEE. 1 ft. living room, 13 ft. = rbor dining room, base- - 1% ooce: ppt “to Clart- ay stoke? fone storm ston, 8600. down sash and scfeens and a Large 4 room, Clarkston, 2 acres, §0x150 ft lot. Terms cen $1500. down. be arranged close to —, ae “ 4 rooms EORGE M ARBLE, , GEORGE MAR Kampsen 626" And ville Rd. Waterford * Andgnone OR 31208 | ANNETT [eam axes month on KG. x, Hempstead, Realtor 103 Bast Huron GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS Friendly Neighbors * Realtors FE 4-0528 LIGHT ‘HOUSEKEEPING. “ADULTS | _only, 641 Auburn A MEN. 5 MINUTE WALK it PON- | tise Motor. Cal after | RANCH HOME NICE ROOM. CATHOLIC BUSI | rd might be arranged. Write Pon- tise 08, Ee ip’ a. 66 « to -si0 Gurer ‘ROOM, $3 NEAR FISHER, PLEASANT ROOM IN MODERN _lake front home, for employed iddieage gentlemen, OR 3-1047. OFFERS BUY LINES Permanen rome, oo arauanie DIX!E HIGHWAY free. Pull he hotel “tervice. bar, di = Geen nenertaresed canee || Pe RAWFORD ng room sith before 3 | en eee ee ee ee Agency room, full ‘ol | How About This 3 ment, steam heat, gas water heat- home with gias er waned fof Business $22,- e (on — Pull basem: = 600. term , On paved highway. All : ant Ueges on Pri| = New 5 room & bath ranch Furnished — home situated on lot 80x280) 3 room home’ tn excellent loce- tn Drayton Woods. 3 pic- Large front yard lends ture windows, full basement. = to ‘nis snug, oil: AC heat, recreation red home diab with space, . $13,- 2. 066. terms. Lake Front SLEEPING ROOM IN COUNTRY | work: | MA 4-2529, SLEEPING ROOM POR POR GIRIS. 2) blocks from. town. 1 Exchange | SLEEPING ROOM FOR on PE | Rent Apts. Furnished 33 -Business I$ Good Tf you want action in selling your nese give u oe cal] for a pro courteous conn practically all of our listings | } ~ have — sable. U for o rhe tertord. Drayoa. can fake wuecos. is the time to- pte for th«t top dollar ate beds. 1 or ? gentlemen. FE 2-3429 od or alking distance -Pont: oO PE Ger. CALL! 473 £. Mansfield : a — eo | BOONE WEAR Fisn- PRIVATE EN- oe Body 817 BOARD FE 50369 Tis "we Bevery, ROOM 7g Ey KE 33 CHAR- Tonvalescent Homes 3A 38A _ VACANCY FOR 2. OENTLEMEN. MA 58-4000. Po rr Hotel Rooms 39 Room: ; Wee HOF FL Aus HOTEL ROOREVELT CASH AVAILABLE now er by GT rested in bet for cash or beed more room at once Francis f"Bud” Miller DOING BUSINESS AS STONE = 2 daily, Sun. 3) ba bu Go — r house, iv se OU! of condi yout, COMMERCE: FD. WOodwara. §-7744_ Pings . Lots and Cottages. Detroit Buvers Waiting PHONE er LE _ 132. COTT. | oe and August. Ph. | COUPLE re | weyers ani) we vay. sell, | nares wait. iter or $2170 oF living room = ace of beauty and 6 joy re sf iilaben eat “dinette and tile be’ \ Ww fireplace, stream , large unfin- kitchen, & most tshed second ‘floor, Base- foom eget cee rane ment has furnace room, m 38x23. 2 car red laundry an d_ rec Hg lawn terraced to the ee eel | _ pecans . 200 pall Realtor 2142 sont: Open Eves. 1 44 ze 5 E ii ie i : ; { F § rely ttt Hie a 3 rol aby Fea aS 1e | MAHAN . pe Ireland bee - og Adv: | Lak FRONT BUY. 5 room mod- mice ue ree Biches | ty “arsine “eke ment, barn 24x30. Many ige pg ig ny Bom pines and everre ee, ease | ute. hot water Youll ike ple tree: 508, and aiso dows. $50 with 93.500 down SLEEPING) ROOM. OM. FOR “GENTLE- cite. © miles tt private- entrance, 368 Mt. down. A Clemens ine Seton REAR ee ne an 8) oe eT 92.908. TH B 5 é “on Sains ana OL cooperate, heuone cowie | Rane FOR_0 ROOM MODERN A good investment at $20,- Be aes Se: e terms. family incom Rae With Board 38 38 = showin; 9 wexany Some MEN. CLOSE ae has 3 bedrooms. What hav ? eg la a Roy Annett Inc. Your heme si likely make the BACHELOR HOME. 23 LEXINGTON REALTORS yese _ Place. -¥35 ee, a 8B. PEderaa! aes EAST GIDE. Neat 2 bedroom _mod- COMFORTABLE ROOM. TWIN| OpsD : Evenings and Sunday | erm home. year, moders. Bleek [RST FLOOR | PRIVATE ROOM AUBURN AVE. siete teres BE gigyy7 Perven. Mutsing cafe | rou wil be very proud to eve! CAMERON H. CLARK |. GENTLEMEN CLEAN ROOMS.| condition AC gas heat i's car, FE 66002 — Pont: rage large Total 142 W. ware Open Eves. er el “ mice F400 oa rearsnabe ag | Co-operative Rea. Evtate Exchange GRYTORD CHARLES Co-operative Real Estate Exchange : ___.___... | HANDYMAN WANTED to finish BY OWNER, } BEDROOM Mop- 606 Jam :.on te "53. Only gra home, 3 biecks norm of Fishes $1,000 down. Betz, : G1. RESALE. 5 rm., full basement, BUILD NOW | Sensi Jet we wane zoe 8 nee Mnoeral. ore bane (ave Cam 0s mal Plans and models | ny my 62.200 down _F, oO RORABAUGH RR ar i bP 3 F) E Cy Q - . m = FE 2-5083° ~~ | = Office on Woodward st Square ey NEW CHARLES Lake Rd Wil) build anywhere. ae 7 8. Be pe | OFFER. RTEOUS. BIRMINGHAM, © ROOMS. 3 CAR DE y ENDIBLE garage. ost te Woodward own SERVICE. LIST YOUR of PROPERTY WITH US. For Rent Miscellaneous 42 WALL PAPER bulidoning, FE 1.5000 con steamers, sanders, Corner of Waltor . GARAGE CFMENT ot oor: & | lights, nr. High schoo school. FE_§-6278: _ For Sale_ Houses 43 A Solid ome fora Solid Family We cast. say thet this house was extravagant, but eve~, sgurre ‘oot is usefrl and comforta: 'e er ahtow old. Yd large bedrooms ph! extra closet space. The = H 5 S = | ler a et a serel ot ae fs : EALTY AND: noel » tile beth on ist, Stairs to ROO! TERR. NEW SEE WHEN YOU sm Turpace. Automat ater heat: WANT TO BUY. siiure. "TY soteme, inclaee #2: | B D. CHARLES, Realtor $3,200. os parmente. lene than 60 FE 4-052) eee a S: aos “ay ee Evenings | 78 S0O" a1 wood Bane. | lpia Estate Exchange j, SGML eth z Z Bes $000 terms ft DRAYTON PLAINS STRMINGHAM. 9 3 BEDROOM AND ee tee dining tas 1 sink & . ding. Here are homes you can a a "ROAD and pale Defore you buy your| -2 bedroom with oak floors. dath. | ? . . utility, auto, water heater. waa home oe excellent condition $11,500. “Clean as a ” Colonial, 8nd priced to sell at Se ae | AORES oe ar, em o | nace and 2 lots. “Real Value” : ye ae Pe chicken a ee = : = ae ro oR ii? Fe 8% : . 4 ce e : ‘ . i : i a 2 a ee a bed A i Ee Ls aa: ; , \ ae ai re ’ - mo @ ay ; ’ Z 4 ‘ 2 J Lobe € see ie a ; ; hee e % = : : ‘ a THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 | __— aS _ \For Sale Houses _ 43}. For Sale Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43) FUNNY BUSINESS | by Hetshberger| For Sale Acreage — 47/ Business Opportunities 51 = a Uensed Lendere) wee ~~ ed is —" : s ~ ; ned wT 7 : . ‘ -_" -; a Mees \ : oe q —_ = : ; : “MILLER 0 -|_ SYLVA} Zea sa GROCERY a MILLER ee ane took end top| Pasiectoen Osan go -_- 19 ACRES | om man tout ah, 0,2 I O AN : SOA gs on side, wivingrm. _ dining room. Quonset type home ~ fe see aeons an PROSPECTIVE °.| fee teres Sev ier| kn cree = woke iertive saree, | ems, oman anal | Z * om ne en . = 3, 7 Tay a u yee ore, Ina 1g for that home, iy ay t.. . INCOME pear Ort . 94,050. with EMBREE & GREGG _ > mas strt te Swan Ss "you avaliable" cal toda" "| POUR FAMILY, eqparae ican gual, HBS Pa Without ts eitee if you can quelify's JNr | Hom Sehoot ana bus. $3 - 4 ACRE iidusE RAISING, BRICK PHA. Call Gs today-—don ius. EXCLUSIVE SECTION | come "pert year. Make an Pullding site, black top road cement work of all kinds. E dorsers - “B ” Miller. Qveriecking Syivan Lake en ise. om this one. Be gates trom Clarkson o-ea4e, as n ; Francis E, “Bud 7 | jon w lot, beau- : - om TCE CREAM AND CUSTARD : nny | eit pelibeninge Gitngrm sce |p pepnoont, tacve ine 20 ACRES pevica ca aay Mc. BME | you: enon ing pions, $3 aa gas sronm | fm. Wines wit create woot, |? BEDROOM, lying, room, ge RES 2_ FE Psi ater 6 p.m Aimer finance company. ‘Reavire: 9 to 8 pm, ; Bun} to 8| bedrms. S aaek or ak rage, oll toreed slr heat. worth of Pontiac off Bald- | MAN AT ONCE NEEDED FOR) ments are simple. Tos Son, $19 Jostyn__"_____"____ P3053 | tile beth ‘ups Mice bemt.| owner's equity, balance om win on Waldron road. About Pontiac: surrounding ter: rew euleh meas MY EQUITY, TAKE OVER PaY-| fee fired bo woter, heat recren- | Ot 000 ber pemm. © 2, Meh, Cleared plot te tory. Our 1904 expansion program ture, car or furaiturg, | _ Snes Fee | Ben, re 2 car rick, areae, C Sula risiest the asotazaree foto | without eon ot oo are . immed. possession Ss HRAM torshio Ares Ape a at Payments ; oe 2 LARGE LOTS oe es [Dope os. 12 mos. 6 mos. SYLVAN LAKE : ay Sas - come. National magazine. direct you get ia OT «818.48 ae a a = 7 REALTOR wht” ot tay Satta? oe On a corner east of town mail, radio, ad- $100 $675 br | 3688 Lovely 5 rm. home in excel FE 5-5091 su, st on 8. E Bivd.. weer Creeks Cer ISIN, Ore ee peearam | Be 29. 54.90 bungalow | wi WEST SIDE leges on a wy no lh alate Eve. FE =~ . ot oes A Has some berry Vente k romania pts pailenced man sent 560 3147 4818 = 00.14 floored ¥ living room, | 3 bedroom ranch heme. Full bath, Tm. and m hitch 26% W. Huron Eve. PE 5-256¢ | + foes This is a real bargain at help you set up first tem Household’s charge ts the o—_ ty —_— in heat, 1 extra stool, 2 ist floor, 2 spac bedrms, and SUMMER HOME i Mere $700 with $100 down. dealers, Gives imm: te income rate cf 3 per cent on that . ote and lake | acres. Just ¢ miles from Pi . Pull bsmit.. oi] AC hest. a ee . “s" . = epee Liberal company assistance, $3") a balance ust caceoding ae pevgeescee, Pe ate. wurz | Francis F, “Bud” Miller | Su rater Seater som ‘sash | 9600. total price toi 3, bot EDW. M, STOUT — | #5.se depen rauired for sam] per ecat oo at Ps yah ‘ooh Sr Eddy PE . Realtor drive. Term: Call for curther information - | anos five to six tho . exceeding 83° and 36 per cent ana ; one! ee stop at 13% E. : lars — eg pean oa aA CP eER VICE 8 room ‘siodern bungalow with!) ) a EMT oe 1 s| JOWN K. Irwin LAWRENCE W. [se geoded. Wil be, in Ponting Pre) ciaize to one Gay verviee, Lay ted Rire pans Te ear 919 Joslyn aou 3 REALTOR A Y L RD ee interview, Mail at once your OLD east of Bast Bive Pull "price ao EE, Corner lot, 3 years es aie p none Street ence — —— eripats HOUSEH( a 5 S ' . ie wv 5 : : . $00, For al add Eros, First time adver ra old oe ¢ suene 34031 Eve. FE 2-1804 | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | gs; w te Pontiae Pre ; FINANCE of — Elle AT] I E ST | JTS Corporation of Pontisc j Cer bon nice O N =. “It’s the greenskeeper’s idea until he can get the greens artrl ge met. i N . y pre _ = £ = . ’ f paneled recreation, room, Dif 2) 5 room bungalow. full bath, large | BEST BUYS | Sictet ott & scat paces a Gan eee to eae | PEAGUE EL Eee co. siee. and large lot.| utility room, leundry tubs, water APPRAISE IT Y Me TALK TO THE RIGHT MAN WHEN 202 S. MA Excetient location’ in —-eieplagineliaal WEP tbo TODAY ,For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Lots 44 vou waxy ro pox Apes | ROCHESTER. MICH. ¥ P| Be < sen on a 'y and A r - sors ae = al ‘ - . C cal Mr Beck PE cous, | Francis E. “Bud” Miller floor space and you'll recog. wae ~~ | ~~ rnw~ AUTO DEALERSHIP LOANS $28 TO 8800 r — \ : acPh LC. LAKE -RIVILEGES. ft Located ard A. JOHNSON, Realtor Realtor eee ee ee ELIZABETH LAKE | wastnoTon Park | "$20 down $20 8 . &. Seber. to . the -richest rurel section tm the | nofeeth Roons DOING BUSINESS AS STONE cc Widaeaiown baa ao Galak = zs A value you can't aford te miss. 2100 W Drauner. Oxford. U. & Shows large gross. Selling Pa Rochester, OF ent FE 4-2533 to 8 Dally gun_ 1 to 5 ved Tesidential "street. FRONT Le ase nie oe BUSINESS LOT ON PAVEMENT. 5660 Dixie Highway Waterford | because of illness Call for appt . : 1704'S. Telegraph Rd.__|sie"souyn “ " " _“‘yeaas) Soar Me eMiacty | fectarttnastateniieciage | Rest ite carearage toniy antec) Setesen ia"e'3 Pak | SORE SARCELS Bee ee HARDWARE 3 a: TTT TH ' down & imagine! Immediate poe cpescenr LAKE ESTA . : VN Ee WHEN YOU NEED | ] ecg dan are cer cod pes pao hoo session, too. jo ae teas with SS af Meee with $170 down Lecated in @ busy town about 50 =~ au a. € om- J AGK <0 is See derful setup. FURNITURE INCLUDED oe ee eeeeck LC LADD plete shock We a wonderful setup $9 5 mm, $ 500 Bast i , rtN @ buy! room modern IoOm Pontiac Lk. 23-0207 Ld a gross. Includes LOVELAND 6 room home. ogo full base- —— on cameaiins LOW COST LIVING bungalow, full basement and com- | py —_—r 2. sen, MM a1 = Goraey Case 1 Rd. sock ol fox $90,000. business. to ment, gas heat. newly decorated luded t base- Cozy and cute white frame, te house of furniture. Practical | ———— — 42386 Dixie Hwy. - OR 3-261 fixtures, real estate & = ft rE 2 wm cin) Cece oH Frege... ment, new oti fursace. aute- . Bewly decorated, 3 ded- dows includes furniture "immbar | to Wetkine Lake. 3138 Covert For Sale Parms 48| dros. ¢os.c00, You can't beat this. ecinices cum ped . 2189 Cass Lake Ré. Keego Harbor) Francis E. “Bud” Miller | Gini, St* nruve and flow- Close" to ‘nenool and bus. | Ste possession | Road. ase ~ : : "| “ereloma "You can eel up to 600 6 ROOMS AND bo te FULL Realtor ers galore; ‘*s, a two car $3,850 with $1,250 down $40 Shown by appointment only. CASE LAKE CANAL FOR | poR SALE OR EXCHANGE 6 SUNOCO STATION and repay ip smell mookuy pay- basement, 2 unfinish rooms up| sTONE rage, Summary! ! ! An monthiv PE 5-6260. acres, § room house, basement, ments. down, Me 3 Bolgage “PE vas3 | REALTY. Kieal® room family brick. . ci noe Miendaew beckes. cule FoR sEtTes = also 200 acres. 10 room 5 RM. HOME Telephone us of salt st our offies, = = ae 0 to 8 p.m. Daily; ito 5 ~~ ae 8 RMS.—OR 2 FAMILY] 23 °iett to be built. Come in and | FOr Better Homes See aonge. ee ae bon Beautiful § room modern home |. : ead ioe 34353| WEST SIDE -. Brand thw $1.250 down, located close look over our plans ) CHEROKEE HILLS tise Property, FW. Dunsan & Aperes. cere sf land. Big sarees KINZLER ° tage. 3 sell. Other homes and room has wiaoes cms aeeatan 4 rooms = oe = Gen. 08 ~ Bares. —_| ton wrecker also hes big farm ; incomes. P. W. Dinnan & Son. and deluxe and bath up. Basement, fur- Russell Young but barry. sites are Panes, OF ALL 5 a“ | coro ee ee a —_ FINANCE CO. s Ww. kitchen a Rhee —— garage Large sellirg Shs Lake end| @ gon. 66 W, Huron. capertanig al only $28,500 on 20 Pontes Sem Bank Bldg. BIG: . On 4 5 5 wood: TOR . terms. Owner going to hospital, o-1006 Bivd. 172 West Ann Arbor. PES$853) } er. colored fixtures. Select : 412 W. Huron PE +4925 Will trade for home. | bret b agalow, 3 bectrooms MAKE MEAN OPFER BEST OF-| © °** floors. plastered painted WARDS ORCHARD | -Pe8 Eres ut sunday ti? | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor] LITTLE FARM | * heme peel "las ino tree eee ce eee: | gas furnace Paved street, California cedar shake ranch SUCHY RALTY Si Pontie State Bank Bldg. | 2 bedroom home, ld, teneed good) WARD E. PARTRIDGE sects sl co Pegreeme, bath, bet & cold weler.| _ sever. sidewalk, weter 0 home with ear-port. 2 bed- Pe esied FE 44211 Eves. FE 5-1ie2 ne ae | Geisca oe Gia rosa wommees pe , Delco oil >see? = foot wide lets. Always rooms & den. Colored bath- ae TNT Rr.6}§»eues),- LARGE LOT ON NSHIRE, 12 tre a rdlbeadeoed BROKERS CLEARINO HOUSE and § Kool Vent’ awning be < Clg dd Soo San — WHY NOT BUILD? near Rutherford in South Bloom-| SAeecrh** ctcige gril. gareee. | OPPICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES included. 1% ear . SS We) bove Ge ber. ee Oe ee ae teak Only $450 down will give you «| _field ands FE 0458, Bad more. Sell all you can grow COAST-TO-COAST ' : . . Lake peivtingue Wrice sth sonar SS eek, os Fee wa a OG furnac> large 60 foot igs “ranch wafer kone |— FTIZABETH LAKE | = an we oe AST-1 AST | * On Your Name Only Cresent Lake Estates. $6960. love every modern conve oe ADAMS RE. co. | Beautiful ranch esite. 3 lots. W 4S, i WATERFORD one | 7S = Se $1500 DOWN 3a Aubure Ave PE e308 New 3 car garage. Pertect beach. | J. R. HILTZ World Ss Largest Ol at K L Y SDT wae SoS [LEMON FETE POE | Tees reece: | cm Ott aos, | For Sale Lake Properly 44) funtlad' gtvool SiALron peagron or uwey ae | poounatS bedvosene).” haterter NORTH SIDE size bedrooms; full tile rooms, tiled bath with sees 140%, F Saginaw st SILENT MONEY MAKERS EIONT rooms(3 bedrooma). Interior I fed sete Seunas shower, wall to wall car BY OWNER. 5 ROOM YEAR PHA APFKOVED (| FE_ $6181 e. FE 55435 / $e nut vending ectines FE Money for vacations, past ieee ee Autractive 6 rosme mot peme, | Riches feat's | realty ® i basement ofl around lake tome, cvertesking | tree rensh heme aites te Drag. Cl k — due bills. any worthy put: becemect pula a urvece, | Sax uit. ax ‘foors. fas beat | gece "atached earare, Seq vent awnines fewer” line, FE _ +3036, TOLates-BARTRAM | Near Clarkston txoco[sparion Fon Lgsa | pose. | Good credit Dowel Waites hee out te =) wot. | it! 11 You'll buy it! | Priced CLEAR FRONTS. $1780 & 80 Acre Dairy F. Vestment, Orchard Lake Road and| 428 to $500, im one day. eS ee ae $13. ACRES up. Terms. 8 Sebdek, 2100. on Dp Bnet ° Cre ee Telegraph, Call Mr. O'Dell, Li wete oa farm west of Pos- G. 1. HOME ra pa 40 a Drahner, Oxford. NOES Dartntes — | MOte,'S feel farmers farm. 1f/ _vonie #16 GENERAL PUBLIC Bult 1950. Twe bedroom bunge-| Pome, ‘Payments on $43 per bedroom down attic space Lots for sale om South Living while you live in the coun. _— ay rxurcewy | LOAN CORPORATION EF FRONT ROME. strict. low. tile beth. gas beat. block month. includes and with room for « add‘tional Reasonable. Cash or terms. Por) try — enjoying the fresh sir and TINY TOWN TAVERN A. 4 modern and all tn nice te school. NCOM $53 mo, insurance Phone for com- rms. Barn with ——- INZLE information call Mrs, Spears. FE| the security of working for your-| 099 tnirsty souls seek solitude 69 W. Huron Street condition, 2 pecrosme, 1% INCOME plete detalis. garage chicken house K $2963 self with an abundance of food) tna tavern twenty miles from | rok ty —f Couple blocks off aw ot acres ali _oreh- RUSSEL! A NOTT REALTOR | from your own stock and soil. | Naverh twenty mites te"! Phone FEderal 3-7181 carpeted living @ 7. "NEILL. ‘Real ard an! 18 acres woods. WATKINS LAKE FRONT. 17 W. PIKE There is a beautify) Tue |. ae bas: te the best tal : foom and. den end Motera 1S sosm sees RAY 0" . Realtor Owner must sell. Call and We wis custeus | dostencd FE +5905 ning: through the rty, Also) town. The price is high but so ts ernized kitchen. Gas heat, Bas eae Bi ee 3 yes 1S W. Huron—Open 0-9 make offer with le ranch only . years old. 2? LOTS ON AMHURST JUST OFF | 2 flo wells. There are 2 barns, | peg es eg = but screened summer house, dock _ Oil heat. Private ent. Shown | Phone FE 3-1103 or FE 71-0034 down paym Bize giass- Wind: "Elisabeth Lake Es-| - chicken house. 2 stall tractor shed value is there. You will be and boat. Wooded lot Tex by ‘ Co-operative Real Estate 3 . ed porch nice bedrms., tates 43228. Lake privileges, 82d house, corn tales to have your friends meet you | 170. All fenced. Pontiac C FISZ $500 DOWN carpeted liv rm. & din- ee ee eee | 8 eee | abe ry building, inere_Ph ~e for appointment to School district. J SEPH F R $1,000 DOWN ve ing L. Raised stone fire- 2 BEAUTIFUL LOTS. 50x160. HUN and milk house. There are } cee Ne es 53% W. Huron 8t. A good home for couple or small Large 3 room — ace with redwood trim. Lake Subdivision. OR }-6827. stanchions in the bara with eu- | J lee _ 30.000 FAMILIES IN PONTIAO —— Kinzler, Realtor | FE 2020 Ere. _MI_€409 | family located off Jesiye, Wood} ot Dioal 50 feet on Aenucee enstan aete cand All of the out _uldiogs are em} BIGGEST & REST ra ppm camry ae W. Huron 43625 . " Gene 2 - te'y wh ve their own | Were ds eee | Near Downtown _ | Eiaaivhs cate eet] gba posts _ IDEAL -_| Gatceeraema, Renee i's) tet err Grate Fe . Dea't LAKE ANGELUS FRONT to parties or pieasu NER’ THE OLD RE. Cooperative Real Estate Exchange | $1" wp. Good bevement = far-| miss thie ope. 12215 room. on the front, Brick end frame, 2 HOMESITES | 2% ith feo se a | Business on the lake. it bes ll EiABLE UP "to DATE LOAN : ~ nace, stool tn basem: Nice . Tudor Built . = i is WHER: ARB ™ lot by te CE GEORGE R. IRWIN $750 DOWN eile A wae hg cor . oe: oa Mbesepent Stoker | ote ene at the largest and =aon ALWAYS WELL TREATED. —_ terms. Will Pirelli abs or other REAL ESTATE 4 room bath rooms an d3% tile baths, MACEDAY GARDENS coal furnace and [oh prourianed plenty of docking space for cruise: wo. mness comes — collateral as down payment. Eve- 20 Baldwih Avenue on @ jovely cre of land in 3 room beach house, Large 100 x 150 ft. level building er ee = ailock £80) Ors, lunch : : Se ee ee ee ae mend gings phone Mr. Blair OR 3-1708. FE 50101 or FE 2-8544 ee ee maaas cake —_ pe ject eed bo Low with easy pete price of only s1e.- — parking — a ———o tas be wed m ROO! EAR- f bates shade. ? 900-' with $6950 jor af at = you are dealing Buckne Established 1916 East Side ly 2 prods a base cane of ‘ Realt Heller ta aire. appointment today. ters ant oe eeer ant cae ace where you are always sure = “WATKINS LAKE FRONT. 3 bearm.| © room strictly modern bungalow | _ town $10.000-$3.000 down. Edw. M. aoa pint heres | ELWOOD FARMS Se eS ce an reise: tine iinet home. with full besoment, good beating | ON geginee. FEDC01 | Opes Eves. t) 6:30 John Kinziler, Realtor | S300) # wea, qeet carers oot. W - eauip. & all No. 170. | BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY! Spee Soe) be ete tae . On mf | wr Last STATEWIDE | prctcacee . lake bome at moderate | ov med *. ' 3 BEDROOMS - Eves. ‘th 6 WILLIAMS LAKE BROS = day, or any day, at Decknor's do his ae ae on ; a Partrid ‘= Large well kept East side home. ve Real Estate Exchange GARDEN A Real Estate Service Of Pontiac == ian, Gms col A J $4,400, terms. K. L, Templeton, Realtor aS a Ee Fp ee - i : Pontiac State Bank Bldg | monthly payments. The charge WEST SUBURBAN. Brick) 83% W. Huron St. 7B 263) 5. owe “BMD TO SEE Terms. z Modert Lakefront Home rom $550 up cocy| RS Sites Soe 31 Sore andmesset, per 50978 less you think soy te inns a of ered . NORTHEAST NEW STONE Scccta Pees ens with o 3 cor oe paseen ae rose) (tC et ea tne eee ivileges to Watkins Lake URBAN : NEW S WE 5 rooms an‘ fu.l bath fast pos : rieally heated. Pull heese— soft tobe MI Pah etd ak Peleg cae. model house-| In this expecial'y - ice location | and frame ranch home located| session. New ct : Easement. Recreation room at re. C. Wood Co. Oe oeae Scmy Wack and on! Sena 0 PER CENT Cadell y VEND- trailer as down payment or| We bave an buy for| northwest of Pontisc. Has a beau) RJ. VALUET, Realtor | take levei 2 es. Anderson | 1. nice. Rd. OR a1m%5| Ja78 Well. The house has $ rooms, . $7,950 with $1,960 down. only $10,800. Home consists of six | uiful tone fizepiace aod PIC cooperative Real Estate Sane Sindews threvataut terest] Office Open fam fo 6 p.m. | date. dasement and stoker beat| Sale Land Contracts 52 uc ne;r , HURON GARDENS, Fully insulated tn. bethroomns, exeetiens condition come. Buily tm 1983, has auto-| 222_8. Telegraph Le of the house Located on 4% acre After 6 call FE 41081 " Sora conuiey heme") client ome ~ an : ; 3 bedroom home. 1 bedroom on| inside and out. A matic ofl” hest and many ez- [areqae (rant, batog hed Chay weeny Ea ae UD Tho a barns. Price $13,500 with terms. on NEW Se few few, mesorg ashen, fal] beers. new garage, Ocat bow: | res. Owner ants. emal frm | Sylvan City SRS | er Ga ee | i ee Se es nace. wage, with gas end| of land. Paved roe LAKEFRONT began, gpnich pone mery Ue seem ee DD $28,500. | Tors oF LOTS WiTH LAKE 0 ACRES 7 RM ROUSE WILL Wises et Sooo Comer eyes yi LAKEFRONT HOME FAMILY HOME ete as ben and coumess (ane pude mas. ‘om oan | one r Straits Lakes. tonvilte SOR}. : RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | “**** FLOYD KENT, Realtor | one of me most Seniitiful late-| Loe , ee es water. 2 car garage. Priced | 396 Pontise Lk Rd. PE 24207 | 94 pontine tM CO. ne Lake | 0 ACRES L? DAIRY | 1 W. Huron, os or PEON min: te FE 53-6105 Sen Bree. ay sr Bedroom home. Te in toot come = Se Aken "FE Ti201" eve, ; ae LOTS FOR SALE stanahione, oeteod to well. Root Co-operativ. Real Estate Exchange Most we Coomimere Power | See sven’ args spracine te} Soey,go wa, A, aha : | PREP, OF EARP PE DE | GLA TGES RE wo maces as | geen eee ane | "BE tua Me bee ot | + : trees, stone retaining walls, home| ‘There's @ brick fireplace and oll) «RTD Nicholi and 600 ft. along $0 ft. canal A) Cree tone Ot cass Lake, 8i198;| WEERLY NEWSP Dr ge Ey xen pH ee is like doll house with full] Dottie piant se bie home, BUD” Nicholie few fee} from Green Lake, in or aie eu an tee loid) and fob shop in fast growing | ce is Mortaanel Uoams)) 54 1 bath, insulated and clean as/s| j') a big lake and it's a big) REAL ESTATE ependence to . Entrance | , 0% = i ee .| «comments, ed. Center cent, MA 5-4799, gag 7 KNUDSEN = Onty er ll nae ere eppo' for at only §2,: To BUY TO REALTOR on paved . c water es. Sagas ppt awed, sac- M y to Loan 53 . ~ —scre Ritchen thet ts modern-tothesmin | 0B. Act fast on this one. Partridge 18 THE “BIRD TO 6BE | OF Ome aq. | Judson Bradway Co., Majestic Bids.| [Es Compass, Box 632, wana beciotage ‘tenders LOW INTEREST _WEST SIDE ee WARD E. PARTRIDGE,| THIS WEEKS" | "tere Take" Gmail down ‘payment ST Eos Lake, Michigan. Gr phone: “Mu | mnFSUS OA En Mir dreline » Morieace canceled "fan type b ~ RANCH--HOME, - “Tt REALTOR FE 2-8316 SPECIAL | Call Beautiful tracts, Excel ACRE, 7 ROOM HOUSE — Te Co PETER . gree mye. Meme Peete te a aie ome wih cs We. theres Mi. Open Eve ts 8| 82: . New ranch DENNIS O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE pa ogy ime 1@-acre. § room HG. PETERSON SIDE forage, chen pd = | esis Secornind 3 bedrooms, | Vacant Lake F Remember inet" your beet ve-|___- FECHG | "| _Pisas Fat. or Pm cerfi WEST SIDE Sea berins ens pavement PROSPECTIVE ing room Kitchen. Pull bath. acant © Frontage | [oes scccese pen con net eane: ick. Friendly Service | =" orl . tubs. ‘ ick, Frien ce : ce ee a be BUYERS ~~ | -Biectrie'water heater automatic | On Whipple Lake facture, land and our population | Sale Business Property 49 Quick, Enendly: For Sate Housetratlers 55 Dath. raved Bt. VACANT BUNGALOW 2 you are looting for thet home,| O07, fersece. 2 aise lots. Convent: | Fe eS A me Met | bounds. t & * Ribose, “eee terms, {11500 "DOWN | Fe ea help you Down, pay’) rict. Pull price $8.45 ons fine lake. 2080,| L. H. BROWN, Realtor | | .; Bax er A -EQ = ic ah on Beverly St... off Jos | ments start es low as if EE GREGG $500 dow: De Ww Pa 240 | BUSINESS CORNER The complete trailer home store > WM. H.. KNUDSEN fyn atractire 3 bedzoin Panes | Ce Gongaeee sea can qually (Se = Ra L. C. LADD si re os = —“Wainable—site. | Livingstone Uh eod lag Us belay tiga bend REALTOR . ment, floors, red walls| under FHA. Cal y= er a oe) or EM 33251 4286 Dixie Hwy. ‘OR 32361 Easy terms. P. W. Dinnan & Son. over 000 ft. (feta Uso» Hag a lights, paints, 1 n S10 Pontiac State Bank » | and @ dandy garage. Payments| don't delay. ; 7 3046 Pontis- Lk. d. FE _2-0207 | _9 _W. Huron. ; ng Co. FE 41538 tled gas, line of as stoves and Ph PE edie, Eve, semesstio| $24 2, candy Francis FE. “Bud” Miller $500 DOWN | 3 MARSHALL 8° CORNER “OF | Scres cof land Commerical or | —“-" "ere *_St Ae_| heaters also car equipment, tour. anaarcae SE ORTON are | NE SELL - WE TRADE Realtor tall peree, waive time | | WATKINS LAKE | Air sede peed ieee ce | Me See erm co | Oma eum ion of to to oss | orate cert iid ted orabe een adeite att ey sen | “DORRIS & SON _ | : see alte | te hee aerate ee ne | En er Ba. -UMTTNCORY. | __442RON- FRONTAGE ~ | --bere geompet—Pogte feet tor e| terme ns ee WALTER GREEN RLTR. MY 2-5831 DORRIS & REALTY JIM WRIGHT, Realtor — . Home = a i + smelr trip Write or) PRAT, Er LOVELY ¢ ROOM COLONIAL. | REALTOR 9 to 8 p.m daily Gum 1 to 8| J tive Real Estate Exchange | hoccombletely modern with oak | NEAR LONGFELTOW SCHOOL | Neer rowing business section) oon more convenient | LRA'‘LER EXCHANGE $11,600. 169 Seminole FE 24348, 752 W. Huroa St. PE 41557 | 919 Josiyn FE 2-028} | 38. Tele VE $003 | womt--and cl heat” Anmang| 4120 ALTON | {ust Muh? bedrm home. Ideaj| You'' like the friendly neighbor ~ @0 8. Telegraph Rd. : : $ BEDROOM HOME. ALL NEWLY | —— graph » Aluminum BLVD $302 AND UP. $25 DOWN. rl Idea} | way we do business here. Open Eves. and Sunday p.m $700 DOWN 18 aecorated. OR 3-6804. WILL BUILD and 8 I's car garage, 10000 WILT.IS M. BREWER investment ‘at $0,750 with only | : » . JLAKE PROPERTY | 2 vedroom, full bath, Soni7 ft “| 8000 DOWN 6 room rick home. Pull pase: pm anait Roosevelt Hotes 780 down. Discount for cash} PROVIDENT LOAN | AMERICAN GENERAL West. ou will enjoy, the large mer gees | month includes taxes and insur- | *7®,,™2. we ce peop mw pr tet ment Plasteved walls, Birch OPEN SUNDAY BOATS AND BAIT 0nd Bavings, Society of Detroit, Sun ban bean — Seed kitchen, of furnace in a) Sfee : . to Union Lake, Market 41864 S hem ar eee ed. F. CG. Wood Co OPEN SUNDA Se ‘a een Fental purchase ‘nian on used . c) 5 ~ ‘ i . Boat livery. business. mn fea CATs OU Bed Rice los, Fenced | garage G. 1. $750 DOWN cot wanes sting Lake | ae Contom : "we 51028. Corner of Wiliams Li. RA & M se : 402 to 4 10 boats, all stock, bide, end | “GET CASH QUICKLY |.® ; Fe 40684 (136 E. Pike St In Berkley, new 1% story 2 bed- aS ——— WANT TO ‘ aa 15 3 5 Dor ing and active resort area. + * Coma ae eeece Se heat, full tie bath, tiled ‘Bitchen, MAKE MONEY? | ¥ean ef DS Bo ere 1s ylur chance ep s emal pto flee. $150), nr Val secre heat, full tile bath, tiled kitche . ‘ AROUND 5 ROOM, BATH,| OnLy 1% MILFS PROM CITY bu . AN for only $5,650 * “9 9155). GAYLORD| #82") SPECIAL | siite sore igs Eee we Serre agai epy rn s y. EASY B CODE ; i gown and total price $9600. Won- i DRIVE OUT JOSLYN TO BROWN minutes, Loa.+ also made on fur | ‘53 LINTZ CRAFT, 24 FT. MOD- : rative Real Estate Exchange $400 DOWN 3 bedroom all brick C ea ore - ae OOM RD, TO SIGN, EO KENT, Realtor | Sitere, sicesture and hen “| fT used 2 mouths, Best otter | 2, bedroom. modern, full vath.| Cocuun'l Sty of Byiven Lake Zome. Good” location, Call FE) Located on an acre with 100 f.| JIM WRIGHT, Realtor ; Fe 361 ~ kK ee eee aluminum sand screens. with lake privileges with 40584. or stop at 136 E. Pike, of good beach. This. home has Next to Consumers Power - =F — aE Large lot fake [privileges poke og wh ln Uf lett st. 4 bedrooms and library, 2 fire- FE OXFORD TRAILER 4: Cc. P 1919 M-38 lace for your best. In- _ LAWRENCE _W. es. 1% baths, 3 car garage £ | FOR SALE BY OWNER, INCOME . nde Ortonville 132s Reverse Charges Geiss vestibalo Gutennee. : : Becutiutiy ’ (eed eg) 2 or FE. - SALES oY ke soit Ee Se |CAYLORD| see ee Se ee Loan Co. (emus eiaere _ $3,000 Down 90 i piece. full dining room: wall lake. The is one a. pe iy F all all . $a 7 — wall ca’ Ritchen, Shen see ae rd a5 PF ON PAVEEERT ALL O€ = : . the sturdy good looking Stewarts, : @ room. all on one floor. Pull pe | 7 bedrms. u Seesmcat on re_Re Ese ae © LT: part “Toauite MEW Perry. : FE 2-9206 : at re = oe Gen 6 ee im Wecttagien Pas ened 22 West Suburban Giroux & Hicks Skylive. 20 foot at 42.208 There é or « 4398 Dixie Hwy. Dra Plains ent-Lease Bus Prop 494A | 22 Pontiac STATE BANK B1.NO 1 a behom tone Ay Lakefront 3 Bedroom home SITUATED ON WILLIAMS LK. RD. OR $070 a : ex - AAA The new 33 lg ole 1 with bunk alae oeete Peckeors Bedroom Edw. M. Stout. Realtor | e_sre_otterme, an auracure | SUE Suburban Prop. AA |" Romie tppaewe eee] Need Money? |"atite if tat bierins Ee complete baths, 2 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165 fall basement, off beat, ; S506 088 = a 7s trailer you can haul with eas fireplaces. Recreation. room Open Eve. tt 8:30 Ae besemes, | “ie | The “All W ( STORE FOR RENT OR CEASE 10x . or gilt ss at ws ; t., mt ground level. e oman Realty”, 86. Good for barber shop 'ér radi sear as vos velephone. Just ig Hothe 88x30" on foundation Ranch Home .| met Ha R0 with | por noneet cou tye Jy, ee, Ow. @ Pemmae. Paes cal years gn ye room, *' = 2 : ; wis hind Sal Pgh R: Tripp, Rea Itor. Eves... a west of ai Pinished on exterior only 1% miles corn>r of M-58 and $450 down ~ excelient iving te ‘CORT M. og Dafty, “th we DRAYTON AREA 3_bedroom 1 finnr. -STAPRT PACKING IMBLER 2 to 6 mora State Savings Bank, @ ROOMS AND BATH. EAST SIDE. Convenient. to ‘school and church. Walking distance to town, im o6:2906 after §.p. mo ~WEST-SIDE. BRICK-— 9 rooms, 2 complete —_ of] ~ ‘above, fired stean heat 3 car\ in ite cpoctalising tn” tke nna sab- CASS LAKE Brind oe oe oom age = | $3500 down. e. beach. A_steal RAUL ‘A. KERN, Realtor} Hi Oaklend Ave. FE 29200 “Real Estate Since 1919” 3 BEDROOMS $1000 buys this os HAMS beteetn EAR STR MING “ov ore Bacement. Purnace. Nice 1% block a to. + —aere— bewutininy . Only $2700 WILD "FE 5-8121 acres. $1,350, ° . cere ce MAURICE WATSON “We Sell the Earth” ‘es Ww. Pours SS ee _"MORILE HOMES. = vears to vay. Hutehinson’s Trailer Sales 30 E, Lawrenée FE 2-713] oS ? y THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1954 REHURST TRAILER COURT sea 1 MILE N. OF LAKE ORION, 7 P RHURST ~" Rent Traller Space 56 en = Forshenes Yvailer MY Auto Accessories 7] #3 FOOT comy aay iF FOR; PRICE’ AND UALITY - Court & Sales 41 Buick § ft MiLwt-s--OF LAKE ORION; Seda Breod new 1054's. Priced for ue nette quick sale. adichigan : $95 rip PII a MY 2461 48 Dodge Sedan 3 $195 Trailer 47 Packard 2 dr. Exchange $96 “Sales—Service ; 7 ANDERSON, ROYAL. PRAIRIE 46 Olds Sedanette SCHOONER, TIN! HOME AND $195 OTHERS. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM To Peer, vER , Pu ° PLANS. SPRCIAL 49 Ford 2 dr. V-8 COME. WE FIN. t $295 eo 8. Teleg Rd, Across From °) enings sad funday pm "40 PI h Opes ve me 6S ) , WILL PAY CAsM FOR A CLEAN ymouth 2 dr. ATE 3 ROOM MOD. $65 ERN TF % PEET OR NOE e 5 , a3 a SF ALL 48 Chevrolet Coupe metal, hot water dou- $295 bie modern, tke new. at ofter e +1. fees A a 3 : ist NEW MOON ER 7 | 49 ‘Dodge Sedan .t Excellent condition, reasonable. | $395 Sportsmen's Traf rk 8371 FD Cooley Roed (Trailer on. cation! _¥E $0685 “40 Ford az door if S232 FT. VENTURA HOUSE. | a trater MA At. €-637S. SOS 33 Ft PONTIAC. cHYEF HOUSE | ; ie ccceaeas enip. see mana! De 40 Chevrolet 2 door tf Elisabeth Lake Rd $65 i] ROYAL 9 PT SLEEPS « EX. cellent condition. FE 35710 150 M lee AN N31 PT. wnt . See OLN Pa Bremen New Car Trade-ins rifles 16 . . newly setminhes giece.ce, Ls __For Sale Used Cars 61}. To Suit Any Budget From 1940 to 1953 ALL BARGAINS! MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIO PAVED THE CORNER WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD Good Cars | -} 1831 DODGE sedaa | CHEVROLET, ‘50,2 DR. 'CHEVROLETS | AT RIEMENSCHNEIDER's radio, ~ +. qe 61,407 % tev so soteeee o 206 1948 PONTIAC 3 door .... § 396 1s PLYMOUTH coupe .... 6° 397; 14@ KAISER sedan 1962 PLYMOUTH sedan .... 1947 FORD 23 door ......,5. 1951 DODGE 2 door ....0.. iM7 DODGE sedan ...... 1960 MERCURY sedan ...... 40 Others To Select Front) 2953 FORD Custom 8.. heater enJ overdrive 1950 FORD 3 door 1981 PLYMOUTH 2 door ... om ‘4 Ford Dump truck, tires, 1054 plates 86 Dodge 1 tom pickup ... § 596 A . * Riemenschneider Bros. DODGE- PLYMOUTH 232 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-9131 “NO | DEAL | _ ers, private owner, _FE 671 1953 | $1,495 eS ao from, tedors, Sore warah tae one lew ys to mileage cars are demand "BUICK BOB" OLIVER MOST RELIABLE DEALER 210 Orchard Lake Avenue (Cormer uf Williams 8t.) AUTO : OWNERS ‘ ; ; ATTENTION: RIVIERA, 3 Owns, 3” Fone SPECIALt AL WETRAs SEW ree oe: Aute tase slightly biemtshed at’ WAYS GARAGED PE ae one-balf price | while it lasts Some 1962 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA. TOP urved shie @Lase CO + shape. All accessories MI ¢1906. ee ab nue eka 38 ICK. 192, SUPER RIVIERA | FE +7006 New i." reason for selling AUTO. Gl ASS BUICK 1950 4 DR ROADMASTER ee eee eee for quick ssle PE 260187 : ior q as Kat casmey pin gk Gos BCE, 39. CONVERTIBLE, FUL- SSS Rew wena. os gis wal “wa Vires. orig. rE +0688 "| tna! owner, ATTENTION | BUICK wis cic on hs We to 1983 cars _ efter ¢ P treet rs have | m ‘w mile used engtoes. Transm reer azels. Good | 1951 = Scere “ond "wne"ted het | RIVIERA. RUICK SCHRAM AUTO PARTS| RIVIERA BUICK <8 Dive Bev wa ten SUI ER ACME AUTO PARTS $1,495 Discount te Everyone! . A an’ Evenings and Sundays go| Pour to choose trom. Surely -you a ge) Sill be able to find the hardtop | Caanays = a on ar cylinders rebored. Zuc ching "Shop. DB Hood Ph FE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. PON- eal Aloe MUS 0 efutch repair. - = ee pea “re Fiat 23-1121 guaran’ a true “Breath of Spring” when you ride through the countryside in one “BUICK BOB" OLIVER d most RELIABLE DEALER 210 Orchard Lake Avenue of Williams St.) ‘Phone FE 2-9101 Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. CADILLAC COUPE 1950 phd ata seat covers. excellent — oi _vate party .o dealer, CADILLAC '47 3 DOOR oes. clean. 206 W. Moncalm werrR me ESTIMATE ALL MAKES OF CARS PAYMENT PLAN BRAID MOTOR SALBS Phone FE 2-0186 © Years Fair Pesta Cace at West Pik SPECIAL SRA % "8. ¥ oes Race? et Late geen is “Rs Loborn ravssios Don't Give It Away Gwe and fair price Prittitt see" Glen n’s Motor Sales FE 20878 4Ga0e "41-50 CARS FOR PARTS : DOLLAR MOTOR MART 13) B, Mooteaim. PE 48230 500 CARS WANTED BAGLEY AUTO PARTS for wrecked and ie, Based or PE +508 TOP 8% FOR ANY ld CARS, Auburn A WTD. JUNK-CARS & SCRAP IRON : yoo after 5:30 and FE 5-489. MOST RELIABLE DEALER 210 Orchard Lake Avenue THE CORNER OF ‘| WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD ae "$342 COUPE. All etras, PE 5-2761. — BEAUTY 52 Coupe de Villy tike 18,000 miles, two tone green, Teale oe) heater, power steering, Somarys heres - $290" «Pontiac = ndustrial Tractor. «25 W FE 40461 of vr ward Ave _ ©1442. CADILLAC 1953: FLEETWOOD “aed mt -. Nap boxe $4200.- Buick fr, 1200 miles, “eee, Radio rear heater. $1200. imé6 CHEVIE RADIO. HEATER. autre coon 875 Scott Lake Rd CHEVE 2? DOOR RADIO AND i for $195! "ahah MOTOn. SALES Clarkston, Ph. Ma 5-514) Open 8:30 a. “= ~ 8p. daily ‘83 BELAIRE cuEVRovst hard Low mileage. Wifes car. has all extras. abled | or CHEV ROLET. DOOR SEDA Radio, peater and Secunital light blue finish, One-owner new car. trade-in. $695 MICHIGAN’S FINEST BIG PAVED LOT Economy Cars 83 Pl ele oe. B1198 Pct batey club coupe. .. $395 #6 Pontiac, radio . $145 “@- Morenty seene -.. $246 | LOADS THE OTHER MAKES SUIT EVERYONE. foal ta ARRANGED WITH ata nh Py 72 Auburn #2131 MIKE'S. AUTO SALES. ' PONTIAC'S TOP TRADER 701 Oakland Ave. a BEL AIR ‘SPORT coupe. wer bag ccens : Phone MI 46643. “1981 CHEVE. . Soe rene Glide. 1 owner. AUBURN MOTOR |. of these beautiful Riviera mod- | 1963 Piymouth ‘Cranbrook eis. One-third down and % months 4-door 260.00 to pay. | 1953 Dodge % ton Pickup.... 360.00 953 DeSoto V-8 Pordor (New) . 630.00 983 DeSoto V-8 Pordor (DOME cn ceerenien Sime 460.00 1963 DeSoto V-8 Pordor - 396.00 +1983 Willys Hardtop . esos 3189.00 1952 DeSoto V-8 Pordor .. . 315.00 1952 DeSoto Custom Fordor.. 280.00 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook @-door = ..... ......... 168.00 1982 Plymouth Cambridge | + @-d0Or on... | ween. 17008 1952 Plymouth Cambridge #-door 195 00 1954. Buick 8p Dix. Pordor . 215.00 1951 DeSoto Dix Cl. Cpe..... 196.00 1951 Plymouth ‘Cranbrook Cl. Cpe. +» 190.00 1961 Plymouth ‘Cambridge «. 155.00 1981 Plymouth Cambridge " 4-door cecce, O08 1981 Plymouth Savoy Suburban rousecess. COG 08 1950 Custom Pordor., 196.00 1960 Plymouth Dis. Cl. Cpe. 155.00 1950 Plymouth Dix. Fordor . 50.00 1949 Chevrolet Tudor . 85.00 1949 DeSoto Custom eee | 115.00 1949 Dodge Pordor .. «+e 135.00 1949 DeSoto Canvertinls : 106.00 1949 DeSoto Diz. Tudor 155.00 od pi bantchon Sp. Dix: 4-door 95.00 1 ymouth dad Pilg cl. 95.00 1947 Chrysler Tu es ae 75.00 1941 Buick reser. Soe ciate 80.00 {| 1963 CHEVROLET. Phone FE 2-9101 Open 8am.to9pm. 4 ;CHEY 33 a AIRE eT coupe Low m i as ra tom Good clean car. Sa a. & evenings and os — 52 CHEVROLET 2? ROOR SEDAN — begter and shiny black ftp ta mark or scratch, MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT N THE CORNER OF ts) a] | WOODWARD _AND 13 MILE ROAD |‘ ‘4 ‘49 CHEVIE 8 door sedan Radio and heat |, er Clean and ready wo go West Side Used Cars 023 W_ OHuror PE ¢2185 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 30TH ANNIVERSARY wn 8 Sportsman $595.00 1984 DeSoto BRA J 30 Tor Pair’ entieg -Plymouth - Cass at Ww Pike st. PE 2-0186 Open Evenings “ttle © cocuns © 1| CARNIVAL _by Dick Turner J -f 4-42. eral as won. “No, I didn’t catch it ! I thought you did!” — For Sale Used Cars 61 CROSLEY, 1948 STATI condition. We have '47 through ’S1 Hudsons, see us for a new or used Hud- son. Your Hudeca Dealer JACOBSON'S | S 1963 CHEVROL: FORMERL taxicabs $406 103 W. Huron. 1951 CHEVROLET D | DELUXE 3 door, Call PE 26500. cHEVNOLET ‘83 20 4 DR. BLUE and tvory, excellent condition, PE Economy Cars CONVERTIBLES A 23 Auburo ae 1948 FORD ' door radio and heater spotlight. hacer renal sor he _ $345 ~ Huren Motor Sales , CROSLEY, 1948 plata! . AGGN, excellent condition, a, aa radio, heater, windshield wash. - man lights, directional . pignels, white sidewal] tires. two- 60060 miles. ee Cal) FE 00 + we 5 Susans All day Satur- “SELECT USED CARS ‘KIMBALL Vout "Nash ‘Dealer 65 W. LAWRENCE AT CASS PONTIAC ‘41, GOOD CONDITION $85 392 W. Huron, open 8 to % _Wweek days, gessories- $1.450.- EM “0. K. ” Used Cars & Trucks Jack Habel Chevrolet SOUTH SAGINAW AT COTTAGE PHONE FE 44546 For Sale Used Cars 61 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE GOODWILL | USED CARS “NOT A NAME, BUT A POLICY” Dollar for Dollar ¥! You can’t beat the PRICE or CAR to be found on PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill }- Phone FE 3-7117 EASTER SPECIAL ~ 1951 FORD CRESTLINE 962 W PE 2-2641 - WE WANT YOU TO HELP ME EPUTABLE THE MOST Z NEW AND USED CAR DEAL OAKLAND COUNTY! Come fn tomight and see our fine lection of used cars. _ Sun. 9 to 4, CHEVR ROLET, 62, BEL AIRE, og perio — equipped $1200 1954 ET DELUXE : 2 door, $1650 Heater signals. MIKE taxes sod plates. See Herb Hos- ner, 1,000 Woodward, Birming- BRONTIACS TOP TRADER |= MI SST_ot ME 600. eiimenwere es a eae a4 "50 Lbegredl bat ¢: —_ nos FORD FACTORY . OFFICIALS" CARS “LARRY ad, | hefty Se .ER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 1951 FORD CUSTOM 6, = ee ion. OR aan after es afer 8 Mt 49 FORD 4 DOOR RADIO AND HEATER | $395 - PE 46882 68 8. Perry lf you don’t know your} #3 cars, know your dealer. JEROME —_| $2.7. *.... Rochester_Ford.Dealer...\.. one FE 29101 7 Open 8 am. to 9 p.m. | eo ye eae Bg tt i ; " f eng 5 : ae Economy Cars | 3 itlaec, lke new CN MOTOR SALES M-24 at Soathece Lk. MY 2261) Open ta o PM. LOOK AT THIS *$1 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr. 2 tone radio, heater, hydrematic white walls, priced tight. green gun Mf 1961 NASH 4 door Statesman Radio, heater and overdrive. Excellent condition | throughout AUBURN MOTOR SALES East Bivd. and Pike 52. NASH Ambassador 4 DOOR SEDAN Fully Fquipped OVERDRIVE NASH BED FEATURE JUST ONE OWNER BROS., INC. Your Nash Dealer 63 W LAWRENCE AT CASS _ ar could rans: Pirst $100. O' DS 1953 FILLIDAY, 1700 MILES, _has ¢verything. 200 8. t Saginaw. 1949 OLDS. ROCKET 88 = i | ge a1! | A rite fred f sf Ou ) sg Phone FEZ Olol ~ Open’s a.m: to 9 p:m.--+ Sal Sepa Cee eae OWE 'Used Car|3 Corral 1953 Ford Sedan Custom 8, Radio & Heater 1953 Ford Tudor Custom 8, Radio & Heater 1953 Chev. Tudor, Radio & Heater 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon, Radio & Heater 1953 Pontiac Catalina, Radio & Heater 1951 Buick Sedan, Special, 1952 Chev. Sedan, Radio Radio & Heater 1952 Ford Sedan, Radio & Heater 1951 Buick Sedan, Super, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater 1951 Mercury Sedan, Mercomatic, Radio & Heater 1951 Ford Victoria, Overdrive, Radio & Heater — 1951 Ford Tudor, Fordomatic, Radio & Heater 1951 Packard Sedan, Ultramatic, Radio & Heater 1951 Nash Statesman, Tudor, Radio & Heater 1950 Mercury, Tudor, Radio & Heater 1950 Pontiac, Tudor, Radio & Heater 1950 Ford, Tudor, Custom, Radio & Heater 1950 Chev., Tudor, Radio & Heater 1950 Plymouth, Tudor, Radio & Heater | 1949 Pontiac, Tudor, Radio & Heater 1946 Ford, Tudor, Radio & Heater 1949 Mercury Station Wagon 1949 Chev., Tudor, Radio & Heater 1948 Studebaker Land - Cruiser, Radio & Heater 1948 Packard Sedan 1946 Chev. Sedan, Radio & Heater ° Not a “Rough Rider” in the lot. Come in today and try out the car = your choice. OWE . Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4101 pew. Sylvan Lake across boat club, 2335 Fe PONTIAC. 33, 4 Y Da on DELUXE. hydra, 9100 miles, $1695. FE 2-7951. PONTIAC ‘Si, ALL Tra sae — condition. 6-3168 after Souris "$3 8 TUDOR, HYDRA- matic. $1650, Can be seen before, 2:30 p.m, FE 2-6212. Qube 61 DELUXE 8, Las matic, R H_ sale or trade for Radio anes ve 'S2 Olds. 98 Holiday ‘S2 Olds. Super 88 sed. 52 Stude. Starlite Hardtop 52 Chev, Deluxe Tudor ’52 Pont. Convertible. ’52 Pont. Catalina 52 Cadillac 62 sed. 52 Cadillae 62 cpe. ’51 Pont, 8 sedan 51 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr. '51 Cadillac 62 sed. ‘52 Mere. Custom sed. '51 Chev. Deluxe Sed. ‘31 Pont, Chieftain 8, 2 dr. 'S1 Dodge Coronet sed. ’$1 Ford.Custom 2 dr. 30 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr, ’50 Olds. Super 88 sed. ’49 Pont. Chieftain 8 sed. ’49 Cadillac Custom 62 sed. '49 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. CHOOSE YOUR | OWN TERMS thru Credit Union Finance Co. or Your Bank JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Used Cars—Orchard Salesman,’ wil to =e aires "BUICK BOB” ° | OLIVER 210 ‘Orchard CaberAsan Avenue ‘Phone .F E 29101 ‘Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. hydram mileage. MI tires. tpt UJ 5 at Buckbo Le. Lares “ms » 947 A ; ‘st STUDEBAKER § motor mete end orig MICHIGAN'S tna] black finish | For Sale Used Trucks 62 well equipped [ - DUMP : Se ee ae: Ton ; Only $295 or FE, "53 Ford 8 Tudor ee luze. ve" “re Radio, ee, te Siig atta Nin Piind at dl Rae Reba Co os 5 — t iE PO MAIDEN NTIAC PI 7a | = Bien. $. MO mn fr. es cheap, . FE oa! NDA ‘4 An w more AND 2 ~ A APR work and pamt- _ DRESS. VERY lan | IE /f oo if »H 1, 103. ies For Sale Misc 54 ie co. avros j LEc : “ a old Goods arenes a 72 z neces _ RANG! Values Sale Mis : ¢ z.3¥ room pee = eS Si otis Aa weataneoes 72 and spinet des | — is eee : value,” 8:8 boards, Ld Sand, “Ae and = eutet v 233 Orecha . 98. = 168 oe Sank Seavey & ~ é meee UES — EARLY a * a ard = aod ‘ 2 COL arr ae sei , % Pe ‘ = _frige re OP SELF u NIAL Ry - | a List oO mber C sue ere __For Sale D Ee beats Da Aner * G uP Syd rt bp Suan | Open D om mS wel, Ly Sok i Liv 10 For oa — fee ta Th See igh apiitinas) ae ere “th Brats SS TE Livetoce Tay (pring Ser SSINETTE. F ATIC WARREN. AGE peice OK Su rans, EM 33 trent Of 4 N Ton Lake Open ais 2 5. — $20 T.8 lar n,- 9-2 and end OR 2821!" 3 aoe 4 ew 5 Stak BED 160. PAD Marshall. ov 299 SMA Hig ado 3- stone. end William 1 Yrs: Oo a _ I ROO os . AND | ERNE ag Lane IF: Vi _* — N. int J € POR and mah hegd whkicatnenlican CEM AD ay boone Ra. 15 ag —”" Treas, ‘ jee ew Ti ob TABLE aly . H ENT EAT plete, t po ied cestode bs i a i hm Tire In fan TTRAIL rE. 7 Th ag . AGG iT EX plete, $18. and TE | COW MA __ peer also true a . ‘s2 ; sen, BOAT 8 Moron aa am, | BH eal ye “LUMBER COMPA a emutirecs com ‘Seutered ve Se ra ea ota 2 ping ol isaac ‘ Bey gros - en ere COX ecm — KOEN Oe Eee te. | MALE, = Ton 4 shorter Mc Use BOTT peeing «| {PANY barr ent white \t ORE. TOP 80 8O1L, D: | owaeeES Ot OR }-1438 goate i ~SO mp Cun CRary FE 36123 on TILE GA ig Ore Lake SUR =p be Klara x Leal bel EWAY “SAND » AN 1? yes 8 D e-336 p vost . ms ca on soy gt Saeiete, N RPLE we sand, ong Brae Ce F PALOMING ie WEAF ‘ 2T ord F-6 rr mre wauDE Morons Co. 8268 line 160 ibs low as i sane. MATER SLUMB os ee: wel, stoning. WASH | wety bred 8 none® on Dum af ed ba Lake 3 | CRB Dixi Deen rita Fron a te, ¢ IAL BER int F Prom td La RS ES REN: ma 51 Ch P- DE Lake Ra or a ca ions , ROLisieR ce GENERAL aoe eae ke SALE St "| Be “pint 3 rie on § "| "Wanted Li —_—" —_——— = ch wa, - N by oho 10: A * ev. % MON ja shale fea ayn oA ‘ogee oe res TUNE o $:30 (mse) OR CO: _ Goyette Tt TO B Sass, Ab | LIVES ivestock ————- Pickup Ton on SWITZER | ATI “tl of dra’ "ballet M m site Outen HE NEW. TA UP St ite! amie PILL. eve OE 08875. Leste ¢ iLL res TOCK oF AL “8S "47 1 P starting “Sat a bv 2 were, $8 tad 4 Years. cid mg FEEL ox TALBOTT LUN we aaa. | vered D. AND all'Fa one. Sor _M I. KINDS 2 riternat board. im ea | AR park $0.50 $ 4 iteu-away capearuier ate cohin Ntmachine ware. pi ‘das lL UMBI ope: -ORAV EL, DE: |* rs ee Ton — oA a ne oad Ant eae PUR Mac _ Pee eae Se asp ER Lots, BE ape) tra noe eee 8% SO P this eo fine nt 208 in { stoc! oo Fr er 6:30 HLIE 4 OR}and rock. for women & hard- E 14 OR RAVER. y= Boe! Leow Les Ford You fine to __ motor. — ae a a kz of mt rag. Loo: PM 43 FO i) 1025 Oents hashed ace sep- Bia arm + rE mar: | ~~~ F ve Lake CORN LA 1% T fine comb motor, are iin abe eaprings vr Loon Sandel URTH ‘Two Vand. pesements Thor | cat op So ao arm | = = ain °° ae a aes ts | im ans | _oatirab re Ba ee Soke ied sre a ee _-Sale Farm Predece ‘47 . nr puoous soe Daeg. me_‘e_ front El heat "t he = a ahs wee enhcton P2822 re a on j Ford Van sears tare tak Used = ase! SALE did when I vonderful? : : ot tod Pe for wna 1M after | | FI =- 7338 TRUCKIN vel.| Qiack APPLES matt Nee trail GUTBOARD 1 asher op D $18.38 first He | uf 217 10 FU bee eon p™. | Coan DIRT. 8 G eck mere eS Every ‘ roe “= ory =p. saw this doesn’ a PR tomy RNA Wit eon Loa top. eit AND AN —— 0 the rm¢. 1900 Tru rr] Everytaing — == Sale. H picture t look f =_— — CES , CALL TALLY btetiely meeks Pat Maivered. ) GRAVE size eee Bilverbe \ Cy ck Tee Roys ecccahiaaee” Household fy a da, pw wom guarantee. ce South’ Biv P 80 OR }- mer one D n 7 Ow . th MARINE CER “ itiened 50 us ve y older rs ‘ail ts Ez. alae! KE, South t 8 IL D 4 wilt ashe! POTA \ Is a0 wee Boe . | SERCURY OOTRGARD WOTORS. ot mae, ‘Salle Pe 3 > | Toom wu Goods 7 shel aul onl ae atic el FS conver — oY pire. 984 Crooks Od were Papel by “amsaco geri ee ne Ae 4 \ 1" Boats. these = 2-402 TE suite. -CHAL 1 AE oping sca. peat _ Seen, onl wE . PRO after 5 Phon ile west ry j Miter E D AND OR 3-82 robert | \ Buy 2 PATE Sate spite = Bak Se fs oe anes ES Sale M heavy ee ————— cL Pour drvewers, 8 ty La xe Days et aia EATING me \ “ a ti, =a Sais Sas, U _ EROS iscella ual PRD ee are wOwER Fe pn ent gra AVEL ee liton \ CY MERCURY ie ot it popular —_— new ue, = sed “Trad SLEY, “wo ft no tessa (Mebeetrerereartteas OE ous 72) FL (6.9) ity. 0x8 w. neane iad OWERS | AND irae, FE — ti ting itn ARE oor Equipment | \ now for ae io aie as arte Sas ir. wpisied m e-in Dept. ‘sell cain lamer a ioaritee a 1 SHOP Ave. (Nort mcic «3 oie Sages ‘oraret oe om RE you! t 88 | \ SF are scovineed | Rome sep | eae a ser | te “hear 08" ain, Rt Sidte re eravel, Pit run aa we cana SHOEAN' ! \ oe i Getivery ‘on. ti , Cc bargains i ak ie reg) Bot Deusen s die. = or, 52 for ‘new bd alltorgad wa PE 462 ikiness Ds Davey: BOLE eee TRADE- G? : \ rE new en LO Orchard a Hy rey w $3 a ry FE “TRO Stor 16 s2Y 1954 eat Bir ra | 18, ahd ¢ a¥ exe | = oe at the B SE 1@ p oe ds on Apacs 7 pres! Raison becees $1 LIDD 5-58 XILER © able vise on =e PROM rE Sand M- NS elient Tt! * Py a de r OUT is pe. oe $9.05 size: heate A S| 100 EN. 16 ER TR me el | PT 3-0903 & ushion E ve ee RRY serfic = - big savings. Gu and Ne ounl a= stov ZO ope Shallo oot! wea pereveay Parcs ‘SPREAD REA. | grRANSIS: el Rootes ——- ae Gravel. fdas OTO-TILL bs You ard Vuk ie ie Ber.| saaragieed w Full down a * Sua8s Cony: van cen ctreula ese. | GARDEN. Sere Oren “SATIN. THE TR TOR HE avai R peat. OR 3% ones, LAWS , | | r Ford Es 7] . tomatic < ane A lian sreeek seeee tes Be well ertible = : ting aor = TRA Gvenare Ls RENCHING HEARING A “iba “SHREDDED i YARD, Wisc ~ | 147 S. Sagi Dealer orate hele Danie,’ core eeu ae “ee nces “ow MANS Birdy ring Your 0 ag | WATER MEATS TOR AND cad eR. Sters 2308 esas 8 ee SERVICE “. I hand Re W ENGINE: TON EM board TE Ss ahees 7 Seals Pik a Open Di ™ ent Con ks HEA = A iG o Phose ginaw St. io nt EP _Serast oss) atic ar elute r nae oT = oo a SABEASON PL iwe jose trae Consumers lines. 2 a ao o-08 value a coe wand blac ae . coe iat rovm AurHon & sont ‘ __ Roe - OUT. —_ = . aord t 5-985 a ar \ FE 5-41 Tm pester, Ol 2 of last recor | wheres a cole Ox. | Ur . Gan Ra, EXCEL —e ee uMBING 8 1b te slighty ‘mar ator use on av inary “ hte 98 Also SAND. -& dirt. , ROAD an | i Pietro nn . > Ine 01 HPC en season irlpool size 1 Dr. pain ver aNnG ies 8. 8U 3 | you ed. 50 silo e nt, alue See at Truc GRA +61 GRAV. | eas bo SERVI 1 Cc - CHAMPION = sudrave w Gecsial ¢ eos watt ted F See aces Er) ot Orton ilk Yaiues. Mictlge Rage cee | t USED o Michigan sore sod Cd anna G Fra a | ce ““"* ‘ Sod up 13 w be excellent ? oss cloned Re, tal Site" ‘ag Reps ‘ urnit posts, rc talat eae ille aK ard Lak heaters al oe eas Ne ores hire, ad “3 epee OA. Live io Case = cartons, cot OUTSOAR [arc $168, woher 4 oe Geant Wrought = ek... ure see complete is, bea OWNE! . ave. at terrific several INCH =~ SHRE rie EVA x GARDEN TRACTOR ; ss \ + $60 : Dreyt D Crosley r Reg. root 9340 Mth | Pit oe wee g2080 FE trom a basement Gait a ees 2 | Bleck dirt, DDED> evar OR EQuU'. ' - mene ru min e vision | so Pek SPURT SI TER i 2128 H open OR 7-85 cks wes = o| mo pow ars - 18 CK « P cL? id a Ferg 8. phon reasens and TAN SIDE eee A 3 STOR ye] Say moss Bales c or MA SIS Ou A ve m beat, rowboat craft TANNED bree Part! PAINT ee TS a que & Socket |#O bie taal fe bet down. Che ae | TaD. er 3388 Pe | ae. orien Pea Te ter motors, ta, t < hE Pa: A S @ on ays & Soc. s LL ler sto’ ARM am Creap MY: and GRa' FE 33223 ented — and SAW! Jur Busi ers, compl es Schick’ -whs CSE "st TORE Sone line 8 WRECKIN Bet | stra irs takes PE 94710 maeee. TO BE | Senile i CO rena 194 sin ' pain line are 8. Broad 's Ap v SED Rear PE $-0562 — oe pa gare strong m HEAD \ 3-8710 ayne ofl burr at f CRUSHED STONE T MPAR MY 3-580 9 Ch ess ’ ta. of ethos ean Tee TR of a tere — a oe out aA _ing be Hive ae ee air IED S708 = HE RE Mr 3-509 eve. : We and marine CASH uy iance DEPA ADE- aes a Sp er. lomuer. HOLLA paints coverts VARIETY sep 5 460 and Worsrare | Best Ws On vere “SE PR tires, du Open Trade. aio FOR —_. RT) IN os $,,t0eh. A geno ae ND FU soa pyle ELECT anlar peat Coed SOIL a ee ICE : 3 2 seced cn 825 ew poe ae PURNITURE 12) to 6 sieton, C308 ngie iron. RNACE. coal ciecise ent teh se worse tice | _ £8 mere ig ermal © Ange S- - to 5 ya axle /20) 8 BOA Soler — worcnen on Bee Mile INSULS NEP — Ehoo 8 The Ergereicns. weshs acm os fa eT re. with s Chalmers, fae 1951 rd box : 1983 _ y WORes = FURNITURE” 5 ages rR ANCH — we en dail a ST ILATIO: ers TRE Use $1 w ose aan tis ot a peeve ay, - pe. Chev = oes .$795 alt ofl = f 23-8033 PL. “CLOSE 0 er Pe eae, FENG to. 3-00 COM ee DO ON —_ plumbing “TOO Sin ie aes at iow | Tor sae oa: delivery BAND A Uke new por 536 Lo aes chassi ~eab a7 Siisemety = witinie ; ae, = as RS te “tock | ain, FE rE soe), Te ame: ao Ae Ssis arid me ont EViN -UM el UT * Sess pe ~) A STO S drain - Y | TOP Hake rms, $198 Ones 3 12s MB paph o3 | een don tno wn R)} re OUR 80! al BA ge Orton w to Mi Case sone 20 tires. a eo moae fs ca rm NTR onttiited bol af Ee me eartoaaea | M. ats Mi SASH Si a cy roe 2 co ae Meek. ae Sats 949° . ; A 833 ee aes man get ,& ear E MAS FCC “se “ie aL vind pees ae Bi a OTL, ND sepals i Lake Dodge, “ ha eats = eer: bakes a tchep-Alde compar _ S AS EC [iT TE s ce ncaae wae ue ows ATER 30 — Mostealm,. FE ROAD AND + oan pope iers, ee mines = cS ’ = SARE cased ri. tl mm. re) d A ° pote 2 sos SS St USED DEPaR Th pe SPOSHURE CO BEALL OCK rel A. BENSON eae ey tee: Biatee eta ee x 1 eeeee a i Prt percze WOLVI ieee EPART os ott Rikneiy 361_8. Sa RE CO 8 rebar Buudine — Moser cba a bew. reaso a | ag psoil & Gr J shuvsie sees 1900 . Op 949 In eesisigre ec — "3 Ala Biectrom Soidse MEN juars an = gue Cal ; BONDEX RYDR. Av ain RENT W escoable. PE 4-108 wecbon cone avel oe ee, oe % ternation . $495 —— man FE T tear aun ae rater. NT _ dition. zee CARVED pipes DRAULIC_B ree a oon AL OLVER ean hed sand and gravel ee eb plow it nas - ton pan al jew times. gee stn 2065 C + thenizend ees ” ites” AO phaed AN. and and fitt: HEA vt 1 perement. breakee drain Skilsaw INE = coment SAND 4 119 fu. a Samal equi; were dsiow le 1947 el. . ja FOOT em 10. HP oO LAYTON: $39 = ual ee ell re coal furnaces, ings, automat ‘ TE Cio | ee and m Se ae Ale SUPE I F ies poe StS PE rehart TO Fy pry OAL one ERATOI E ‘eon- ter ter Scns I ¥ CA’ oe | Supplies, orta, GRA’ Pio’ SUPE MY tt pi ¥% =» HAMS ~ ire oe ot —_ counn Ly Rd N'S R. eine aa Barat ste am and atte od ith \BINET 64 t er = | WasH = Oro * fall aa las teen w, eultiv Loses je. gutboard motor, you cisterna ee a= Stee og “a. IGHT'S $ not wate seat torrie values ages, ae pape ND AND OAV, a a Sew mower, eenes roll-Ab Like « FCTE 6-30 HO 01 ws ; : Pp. 2685 uore: r . aus = e s ereee $34 rnes a = blond hte he cane 4 rene icponiy a . 1060 Ys | BOODLE Pho Perry ‘SU PPLY Ave. scent, i marred - ody — t M, _ Wood, ve. ? Pa : w. Sone a PECI * 5 Hardware ea a TER RO eee $38 | ne FE <= ‘tre pont ag Coal | ea te ene a AL — ren ares DU: 7651 aft r) nen Lm =O UP SiSie sos "sasot ie hand bebe New free ‘ot as 00D & Fuel ond Iko TR A 108 TO F w. 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SILL NAGY 5 built. 5 TRAW - Au a~ ITY A 5 . cae 83 de am. ar e Chi LPALF BALE an ppiiances | Hard NTON i tre Se ngien 3 and hundreds aoe me OMT. colnet Mi Pr ta apart. ieee AT Lake ii. | cattle sv adi Ra tice are 7 FAR Poa” St at ear jest 16 cows a ee *) een 06 ey 4 or. — A ¥, ica on ist cH mam | For Sale BUYERS $ in Sata: 1ac ! Pres 3! R estate, efrigerator : , eal Classified love soar. seat, La ary rege) pe ” peasonat ble. a xt teidterealiooom) 4-131. | FV CHEAP MOST SACRIFICE. [SER ey ee —“4 A A A NG” : EMENT BLOCKS — ge . Mele delty 1 sb effield 2-6401 or ‘Paving eat sw Lake |' Ae pars BLACK f DIRT AND Bae ‘gravel and eel es ome Marea wae aa 4 THE) | ng pens ee PONTIAC } PRESS. Monpay, APRIL 12, 1954 ‘ —_—_ = Truth or Conbéguiahtes: i nad Channel 2WIJBK-TV — ‘Channel +—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV -TV.HIGHLIGHTS _ all-girl__band .in..\Luey's Club. 600 — (1) — Detroit Deadline. : Dance.” 2300 — (4) — Travel Unlimited. @M ~— My Life. “i . (4) — Nee erent? Ties for 9:30 — (4) — Robert Montgomery 2:30 — (4) — Jean Mc (1) Music. Janie Palmer sings. (2), Presents. Joan x Bride. Gene Autry. “Ransom Cross" Lorring th "The; — ““Theater."- (2). — ‘‘House- Pale Blonde of Sands Street,” struggle over valuable relics sailor and party. ; girl go on s th | ¢. : , solved by Autry. lucky com, (2) — Moose wun 2:45 — (4) ~ Faye Elizabethy — = Party. Panel 3:00—(4)—Kate Smith. (2)—Big 61s — (7) Sports Show. Don y: Guesses identities wattrick. () — News. Pay| f disguised guests. Payoff. ee 19:98 — (7) — Motor City Fights, | %3¢—-(7)—Air Base. (2) — Ladies ¢.s0 — (7) — Wild Bill Hickok, | Embrel Davidson vs. Toxie Hall; | 8Y: Guy Madison, Andy* Devine in heavyweights. (2) — Studio One: | 4:00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. (7) stern adventure film. (4) —| Chester Morris. Mary Astor in} “—Cowboy Colt. ‘me Off for Sports. Bill Flem- ‘Jack Sparling, 46” story of 4:30—(4)—""On Your Account.” (2)—Feature Theater. &:00 — (4) — Pinky Lee. (1) — man whose quest for success has made him forget his family. 10:38 — (4) — Captured. “Case of ing. (2) — Telenews Ace. Ken Cine, Van Patrick 6:45 — (4) — Man About Town. “Auntie Dee." Bob Maxwell; music. (2) —| the Lively Ghost.” 5:30—14)—“Howdy Doody.” (2) ay Dr. Everett R. | 11:09 — (7)’— Soupy’s On. Variety.| ‘“‘Sports.”’ (7) — Barvahy Bear. eat] hme mee | 2 5:45—(2)—P aul Killium (1) — To Stand Alone’ film drama_| '!:15 — (1) — Armchair Theater.| Weather. Dan Duryealin “Great Flamar- 1: — Capt. Braddock: ‘Staff of | ion” film. (4) — Duffy’s Tavern. i pallce chase "cee aenst TUESDAY EVENING i tte Reed Hadley, stars. (2) — Wel. 4 Gardner in New York Ea.t| 6:00—(4'--“Time for Musie.” (7) me Tigers. Ed Hayes, Van ‘de skit. (2) — Featurette. —"‘Detroit Deadline.” (2)—*Kit Patrick Spike Briggs. Tiger | 11:45 — (4) — Moods in the Night Carson. é plavers discuss coming baseball! Music. (2) — Weathervane. 6: 15—(4)—"‘News.” (7)—*Sports.” sr ason. : a1 — (1) — Jamie. Jamie be-! ad Jones. (2) — “News.” comes kmife-sharpener and de. 100-(4)—"Today.” !very boy to earn money in “A 8:00 — (2) — Morning Show. Ricvele Built for Jamie.” (4) — i thur Murray Show. Lloyd No- | 8:45 — (7) — Cartoons. lan of Broadway's “Caine Mu- | 9:00 — (4) — ‘Playschool.” (7) — iny Court Martial” guest with, Breakfast Club. urrays. (2) — News. Doug Ed- | 9:45 (2)—Brighter Day wards. 18:@9—(4)—“Ding Dong School.” 6:45 — (4) — Traffic Court. (2) — Ed Hayes. 17:00 — (4) — “* "(TM Biff Baker. (2) — Meet Millie. 1:15 — (4) — Star Time. 7:30—(4) — Dinah Shore American Cavalcade. (2)—Doug (1) = 1:45 —~4) — News Caravan. John | (7) — os ) _| Edwards. Camerpn Swayze. (2) — Perry | ce ‘Ghee (2 Como. Perry and the Fontane ers DS News.) G) — Se ‘isters sing popular ballads. {10:38 — (4) — One Man's Family.| Stafford. 8:00 — (7) — Sky King. Kirvy | 10:45 — (4) — Three Steps to 8:60 — (4) — Bob Hope. (7)—Col. rant, pilot-rancher. (4) — Name | . Heaven. ee That Tune. Musical quiz: Wil | 11:00 — (4) — Home. (7) — Play- | 8:30— (2) —Plainclothesman (7)— | liam Bendix, guest. (2) — Burns| house. Playhouse. and Allen. George has trouble over black eye explanation. :30 — (7) — Who's the Boss. Secretaries of famous persons cupply quiz panel with identity 11:30 — (2) — Strike 1. Rich. 9:00—(4)—“Fireside Theater.” (71) —Room for Daddy. (2) Foreign TUESDAY AFTERNOON Intrigue.. 12:00—(4)—Bride and Groom. (7) | 9:30 — (4) — Circle Theater. (2)— -_ y 4 iS } as ‘er rims, 4) = Vole Geman 12 Film. (2)—Valiant Lady. | Suspense. (7) —U. S. Steel Hour. Fleanor Steber soprano special 12:15 — (4) — Hawkins Falls. (2) 49: 0o—(4)—"Judge tor Yourself.” Faster music; “I. Knew. That! — Love of Life. (2)—""Danger.” 'v Redeemer Liveth”* ‘The 12:39 — (4) — Betty White. (7) —! 10:39 — (4) — Big Picture (1) — bly City.” (2) — Talent Scouts.; News. (2) — “Search For To Name's the Same. (2)—Favorite \rthur Godfrey with amateur morrow.’ Story. ‘lent : 12:45 —' (2) — Guiding Light. (7) | 11:00—(4)—‘‘News.” (7)—“Soupy’s a (T) — Wrestling. (4) -— — Stars on Seven. On.” (2)—"“News.” Dennis Day. Dennis doubles as own grandpa to, baffle gangsters. 2) — I Love Lucy. Ricky re- hearses Lucy’s club band for show and is accused of leading 11:15 — (4) — Jane Fulton. (7) Feature film. (2) — Magician. 11:30 — (4) — Moods in the Night. (2) — Featurette. 1;00 — (4) Murphy. 1:38 — (4) — Good Cooking. (2)— Garry Moore Show. -- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished. by stations listed tm this ecsfumm are subject to change without setice. — Theater. (2) — Bob win, (7m CKLW. (00) Ww, (830) Wx¥z, «177 WCAR, (1188) WIBK. (14690) bs TONIGHT wxys. Pree waite wxrz. ews a TUESDAY EVENING ‘ ‘ ows. CKLW. our DT 6 06_WJIR News WJBK. news WJBK Mcleod - * paeee Phila oe W XYZ, Wettrleh MeKenste WAR. Cottes = cee t wnite warz, = McKenzie wink. 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Ed Murphy Sp Epevel Bing Hedin Holdup --Today's Television Programs - - — | fleeing soldier. The bullet struck Ralph Edwards Will Supervise Chooses Jack Bailey to Be Emcee; Show Set for May 18 ~ NEW YORK — Truth or Conge- quences, one of radio's first audi- ence-participation’ programs, will be presented as a television fea- ture on a TV network beginning May 18. The television version of Raiph Edwards’ 14-year-old radio stunt show will feature Jac: Bailey as emcee, The new series will be seen in the time period now filled by Fred Allen's “Judge for Your self.” Bailey was chosen for the em- cee role by Edwards because of his own other commitments. a x alias lated for 7 Comet Test Pilot | To Tell Reactions in Six-Mile Climb best known fest pilots val -? =| | Comet jet airiiner through terious ‘‘death Shears bey bee up in hoes of solving the mystery, of three fatal crashes. - announced. - The pilot is RAF group Capt. John Cunningham cig won the name of ‘cats’ eyes’ through his ability to spot Hitler’s night bomb- ers during the battle of Britain. He is now chief test pilot for the De- Havilland Aircraft Co., which manufactures the Comet. Cunsingham will clutch a mic- rophone in his hand and bread- east a play-by-play account as he rams the Comet through the “death barrier” at full speed. Sir Miles Thomas, director Edwards, however, will supervise | and act as executive producer of | the TV series in addition to his active roles on TV's This Is Your | Life and radio's Truth or Conse- | quences shows. Bailey is known for his West | Coast show, Queen for a Day, | /and as the voice of Goofy in the’ Walt Disney cartoons. He has had a colorful back- | ground as a circus barker, pro- | tessiona] musician, house paint- er, actor, tax expert and as hon- orary mayor ef Hollywood. - | Truth or Consequences in TV. form was first presented July 1, 1941. It was again seen for one performance Jan. 20, 1949, over a. Hollywood station and later for a| | full season in 1950 to 1951. (Gl From Escanaba ‘Quizzed in Shooting | SEOUL @— A Michigan soldier who shot and killed another GI | while on sentry duty was in custody { today pending an investigation. | The Army identified the sentry | as Pic. Jace Myers, of Escanaba. | The announcement said the umi- | , dentified soldier fled when chal- lenged by Myers Saturday while! | trying to re-enter a compound from which he had been absent -without | leave. Myers first fired three shots 'in the air and then one at the \ ' him in the left side. | Myers is in custody of the com- officer. : Exuberant Water Skiers Open Season in Detroit DETROIT # — Two. Detroiters braved 4-degree waters in the De- troit River Sunday to give a water ski performance that surprised wa- terfront spectators. Clad in jackets land sweaters with their bathing trunks, Irvin Wissen, 41,.and Earl Snyder, 24, both were dunked. - FAST RELIEF ASPIRIN Gaukler Storage @ Orchard Lake Ave. of the British Overseas Airways -Corp., has blamed such a “death barrier’ for the Comet crashes. “It just another piece of cake.” ~Cunningham said-in RAF-stang—as— he prepared for the death-defying climb. “The Comets have climbed | this way for four and a half years light would be made as soon as |i. The date for the flight was not ‘on | without anything going wrong. Ive done it scor®s of times. DeHavilland said Y Cumainahamie the company gives new ground checks to the Comet flown to its, LONDON (UP)—One of Britain’ a Hatfield headquarters on Femdale ‘Man Mute. Robbery Charge Russell J. Courtney, 31, of 1763 || Woodward Heights, Ferndale, stood mute on a charge of armed robbery today before Circuit Judge | Frank L. Doty. He was returned | to Oakland County Jail when un- able to post $J0.000 bond. Courtney is accused of the hold- up of a Huntington Woods. super- market last March 10 in which two men escaped with $4,098.46. A John Doe warrant has been issued for the arrest of another suspect. A store employe picked Courtney out of, a police lineup after *is arrest March 14 by Huntington Woods police. London has not been in path of a total solar eclipse for more’ than 150 years and its people will not see one in the Mh century. 3149 W. Huron PONTIAC’S OLDEST TV SERVICE DEALER Authorized Factory Service for 15 Different. Manutecturers BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE FE 4-5791 Ernest R. Allen, son of Mrs. Viola | Allen of route 3, Charlevoix, died ie AS SIMPLE AS A-B-C | No.iss- TO BUILD AN QUTDOOR GYM, SLIDE, JUNGLE GYM, SANDBOX, OR MANY OTHER: PIECES OF OUTDOOR AND INDOOR PLAY EQUIPMENT FROM STOCK-SIZE LUMBER WITH EASI-BILD PATTERNS wospmsmmmpen: | OPEN FULL SIZE PATTERNS FOR | Holidays 10:00 "ANGLE CUTS,NOTCHES,ETC | aM. te 3:00 ¢ SIMPLIFIED DIRECTIONS P.M. 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