\ i } ¢ / A | , ad ide Ubemmae na Be cia: ie Be Se | = x “ es ae Me eee : : , a ; | } ' met } | " ps > a ar Dotallp page toe ‘y : . ‘ Edition nee 112th YEAR * * % % PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUN Strike Is On, No Mi = + E24, 1954—64 PAGES POTTS LE? wale, Flood Crest Hits Historic Peak but Dikes Hold 30-Foot Wall of Water Ravages Des Moines; See Relief Tomorrow DES MOINES (AP)—The raging Des Moines River roared through this city to- day at a historic crest of just over 30 feet—18 feet higher than its norma! flow. But flood defense officials said “we think we've got it whipped.” A ay battle, first to raise the levees and then to hold them against the pounding waters, was in its climactic hours: All es dikes were holding. No lives had been lost. The crest was 3% feet higher than the official pes reached in the disas- 1947 Des Moines flood when a major levee gave way and flooded a residen- much as by the rushing waters. Last night National Guardsmen with bayonets shooed back zealous visitors who swarmed into a criti- aided the situation. Upstream from Des Moines the river had fallen about three feet from its crest near Boone and U.S. 30 there was reopened to one- way traffic. U.S. 6 at Des Moines still required rerouting due to a flooded bridge. Water Levels Decline in Area U.S. Survey Declares Well Development Has Lowered Tables WASHINGTON (UP)—The with- ¥ z g a SHORT REIGN—Deloris Susin (in left) is shown above with part of her court after she was crowned Miss Michigan at the annual beauty pageant in Muskegon last night. Cornerstone Laying Is Sef Saturday for New City Hall Years of plans and dreams will be climaxed at 3 p. m. Saturday when Mayor William W. Donaldson wields a chrome-plated trowel at the cornerstone laying rites of the new $1,000,000 Pontiac City Hall. 2 From County Die in Crashes Waterford Township Man, Ferndale Woman in Separate Accidents Two Oakland County residents were killed yesterday in separate automobile accidents. The dead are: George W. Millard, 31, of 5694 bany, , Millard died two miles north of Whitmore Lake on U, S. 23 when of his Miss Cooley was dead upon ar- rival at Mount Carmel Hospital from injuries suffered in an auto accident at Wyoming and Eight- Mile Rds. Service for Millard will be Sat- urday at 10:30 a.m, from the He is survived by his ‘widow, Loretta; his father, Mark, of Au- burn Heights; and a sister, Mrs. Amy Banks of Hillman. Millard 20| was an employe of the Hugus- Roofing Co. Service for Miss Cooley will be Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Spaul- ding and Son Funeral Home, Fern- dale, with burial in Grandlawn Cemetery. She is survived by a sister, Mrs, Harold Mitchell of Saginaw. Warmer Weather ty The Rev. Michael J. O'Reilly of St. Michael’s Church is sched- uled to give the invocation, and ADr. William H. Marbach of the Firse Presbyterian Ciurch will give the benediction. Invitations to attend have been Ru sh for Milk Is Reported by Pontiac Stores i l hs i 3 i ef iy based upon a report of a mittee of experts of U.S. Health Service. In a February report, the health service committee issued a state- Gamma globulin was hailed as a possible polio preventative when the test campaign was launched last summer. Although it was used. *| somewhat in Oakland County, this *| county was not among the 23 test communities. The health service stated that gamma globulin's ‘beneficial ef- fects were not demonstrated either in the innoculation of family asso- ciates of polio cases or in the mass inoculations of children in epidemic areas.” large photo at The honors were At far right ( withhelll tolay pending 6 Miss America Pageant executive board in New York. above) is Janice rival of Miss Susin for the honors. : |Miss Michigan Title Lifted ment at 10 a. m. ednesday turned down a 2 : ; ze g E A ef i it} 7 ig il F ri iit ! Z ; i i f H aef r i fF Order Ammo in Japan TOKYO @®—A nine million-dollar Opposing the extension were (Continued on Page 21, Col. 6) ART PTTL ace f* ; iba ast E ined pape U.S. Champion Wins 3rd Round of Singles WIMBLEDON, Eng. (INS)—Top- today to defeat 18-year-old Brit- isher Bobby Wilson, 10-8, 8-6, 6-2, in the third round of the Wimble- don men’s singles championship. eS ‘en pects will rule selective. With pur- chasing power holding well, de- mand for food products and soft] goods will remain at a brisk pace. The public, however, has learned something about watching its pen- nies. People have become more price-conscious. For this reason, 1 predict that the mass distributors, such as the grocery and variety chains, will run ahead of the others ‘ In Today's Press Co eee ee er . Comicg eh Demmty Mews... cciseccccucsvcnss “ DOVE =RGWOUISD..... 0 cccdececce.se 6 + Tor alle ER | milly Peat... sooses.. oe fee Dees oe 4, 61, b Women's Pages. 26, Ti, 28, 29, 36, 31 iH i Eee eat | gntze 2 is Another Good Six Months, but With Crosscurrents saleswise, during the last half- : : Two | . Summer Music Program _. Expanded for Youngsters and Adults in Birmingham. ; From Oar Birmingham Bureas BIRMINGHAM—So_ overwhelm- ing has past response been to the summer music program sponsored by the Recreation Board, that the services of an additional teacher are available to youngsters in the Birmingham school district this season. . As of last week it was reported that 130 registrations had been re- ceived, more than signed up all last summer. Under the increased \ program, however, there are still some openings. Robert Kutscher, music instruc- ter at Birmingham High School, if E ! Hl tas ii > ¢ ; { if | | i hee afl aH! Water System Issue Voted Upon Today ° Issuance of $225,000 in bonds for a water system is the question draw- ing residents of Sylvan Lake to the today All registered voters may cast ballots on approving the system, ’ ‘They would be for $125,000 in gen- eral obligation bonds, and $100,- 000 in bonds to be paid off by speciy! assessment for those areas receiving the service. A three-fifth favorable vote on both the system and financing it are necessary for passage Solons Reach Decision on Defense Money Bill WASHINGTON (®—Agreement was reached by Senate and House conferees late yesterday on the money bill to run the defense es- tablishment in the fiscal year starting July 1 : Sen.. Ferguson (R-Mich) said the total would be ‘‘slightly less than 29 billion dollars’’—a little under administration budget requests. The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY —Fair and warmer tonight and Friday. Lew tonight #2 te 66. High Friday 86 to 9 Variable winds becoming soo | te southwest 5 te 1@ miles an heuer tonight and increasing te 18 te 2 on Friday Teday in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 am $5 At @ am. Wind direction Southwest Sun sets Thursday at @12 pao Sum rises Friday at 4 57 am Moon seta Thursday at 1 51 pm Moon rises Pridey at 12 44 am Downtown Temperatures © GB. M.. cece. « lia om “4 TO. B..ccccces @ 12m 78 BB M.rosecees-83 po ocee £0 OB. M..ccccees Dp. m 80 $8 @. .ccvcece 72 Wednesday in Pontiee (As recorded downtown) Highest temperature............. 73 tem WEIS. cocccccscecseces 58 Mean temperature..............-: 655 One Year Age in Pentise Highest temperature...........-.-.> 76 Lowest perature Spe ricoer A Mean temperature.........0.+--- 66.5 Highest sed Lewest Temperatures This Date in #1 Years 7 im 1962 45 in 188) Wedeceders ba ratere Chart 63 jami 65 678 6 Buffalo 7” ‘Chécago 61 _— York 78 «665 - » 6. Francisco 70 51 S& Marie 4 85 Washington 6 Steses=e * Bloomfield- Hills Board of Edu- cation members learned this week that the latest school census shows a 60 per cent enrollment increase over last year. After considerable discussion on the matter, the board decided to hold a special meeting in the near future, to talk solely on the increasing enrollment prob- lem. +. * = Because most of the city’s fire- men live in that area, the City Commission this week approved a manager's recommendation that the auxiliary fire siren now located in the Baldwin-W. Maple avenue area, be moved to Lincoln imme- diately east of Woodward avenue. * . * Michael O'Hara of Dietrich Am- missioners that he plans to start a 24-hour ambulance service in the city Aug. 1. O’Hara said he plans to start the service with two small but fully- equipped vehicles complete with two.way radios. Location of the service is not yet definite, accord- ing to O'Hara. Look at Actions of Men at Fire Investigating Conduct “We don't want to exclude anyone,’ he emphasized. “The hearings are entirely se- cret and taken one at a time,” Ball said the board has tenta- tively scheduled two or three meetings a week until the investi- gation is complete® He said he could not venture a guess as to when the board's final report and recommendations would be made to the commission. Regarding the charges, Fire Chief Vernon W. Griffith has stated that if his men had attempted to first contro! thé fire Mrs. Couper's father might not have been saved. The unconscious Cross was res- cued by firemen and has since been released from St. Joseph Hospital, Pontiac. > \> v- Ome > t \ \ +5 i- ~tis ———— Ladies’ and Misses’ Ballerinas, Play Shoes or Flatties Greet New Selection $497 or Colors Yous! find the style te Piease vou in Bimme selection 98 North Seginew a iarge Don't Pay More Than SIMMS Low Price! Cigarettes CARTON All famous brands ‘except premium priced) at great savings Friday and Saturday HAROLD B. EULER County Red Cross Head Is Re-elected Harold B. Euler of Pontiac was re-elected chairman of Oakland County Chapter,” American Red Cross Wednesday for the year starting July 1}. The Red Cross executive com- mittee named Harry Rendell Jr. Open Detroit Horse Show Some exceptional riding was re- ported today for the opening ses- sion of the Detroit Horse Show at Bloomfield Open Hunt Club. While the early events were limited to the juniors, the young riders lacked nothing in form and style in the several features held up to noon One spill was reported, Judy Pheatt being unseated when her mount in the Junior FEI “big jumping event’’ refused, and cata- pulted Judy onto the rails. She was unhurt, however, and made a splendid recovery Winners of morning junior events included: Lead time—i4@ vears and under!—won by Randy Judd, ter the Alverta L. Judd a ae ‘12? rears and under) won by Mary Humphrey 11 years old of Battle Creek Horsemanship (ciess 2-B)—flat saddle event—won by Naney Locke for Leckshore Parm entry Horsemanship (13 to 18 yeers!—won ty Ann Jensen, 17, on the H. L. Reynolds entry Beginners horsemanship (® years and under)—won by Larry Glefke, 7 Model Munters—won Le! Evening Pink. owned by the Mr and Mre D. R. Motch stables, with Mr. Motch up Japan Writing History TOKYO ®—Officers of Japan's budding army, the National De- fense Force, are compiling this na- tion's first official history of the Pacific war, a project expected to take three to five years. A com- mittee will ask for the return of important military documents, taken to the United States in the occupation, Berkleyite Fined BIRMINGHAM — Pleading guil- ty to a reckless driving charge when he appeared before Justice John J. Gafill yesterday, James Garvock. 26, of Berkley, was fined $65, — ALL POPULAR BRANDS $B 89 Plus 6c Tax PER SIMAS.. Sure, Our Ladies’ Shoe Department Is Always Busy . . . Look at These Values! Newest Summer Styles SHOES Dergeia a BROTHERS Descent -|of the plaintiff's case. Damage Suit , Will Continue Judge Denies Motion to Kill Claim Against School District A motion to dismiss a $200,000 damage suit against Birmingham School District and a Detroit bleacher company was reject yesterday by Circuit Judge H. Rus- sel Holland Dr. Maurice Richards, Royal Oak dentist. is seeking the damages for a disabling leg injury received when a bleacher section collapsed during a high school foothal] game in 1948 4, Another count, claiming erection and ‘maintenance of the bleachers was a nuisance, was dismissed earlier in the case-— The motion to dismiss was sub- mitted by defense attorneys Har- oid E. Howlett, William B. Hart- man and Colin McCrea when the trial started June 10 and was taken under advisement until completion Attorney Walter Martin of Sag- inaw and Maurice Cole of Fern- dale, representing Dr. Richards, called 18 witnesses to the stand during presentation of their case. Howlett and Hartman, represent- ing the school district, will start their defense today. Colin McCrea will wind up the trial. with the bleacher company's defense. Italian Police, Firemen Aid in Caring for Cattle FERRARA, Italy —Ferrara’s police and firemen were ordered today to emergency dairy duty. Their commanders told them that until striking farm workers go back to their jobs, they should help the province's hard-hit farm owners with the feeding and milk- ing of suffering cattle. Almost 100,000 farm workers have been on strike for two months demanding better pay. Bottle of Gin Missing After Breakin of House BIRMINGHAM — A bottle of gin was all that was taken by thieves who pried a bedroom screen off the new home of Mr. and Mrs Henry Merker at 1044 Lakeside last night. Mrs. Merker said the culprits could have taken a watch or $50 she had left in her purse, but noth- ing else was disturbed, Det, Sgt, Merlin Holmquist said the breakin was probably the work of teenagers. The Merkers were out at the time. In an average year, gas and oil companies drill about 7,500 wells and about one in five is produc- tive. > © SHIRTS Long or short sleeves, cag | collars But- la ton p (2) pockets Tan, green colors. All sites. © PANTS at this Full ecvt, well made Buy for belt loops. Pleat Ready cuffs Wide waist. Blue or brown OVER Sines 32 to 48 98 North Saginaw Street Guaranteed Ket Colors ! ! Washable - SANFORIZED - No-Shrink Choice of Colors \ No dry-cleaning expense. Just throw them in the tub with the regular washing. for: work and Summer leisure wear . . SIMAS KARL A. WALTER City Housing Chief Re-elected to Post Re-elected to a second term as aan of the Pontiac Public THousing Commission is Kari A. Walter, of 998 Argyle Ave. Mem- bers of the City Commission-ap- pointed group elect their own of- ficers. Otis Lawrence, 11 Grant St., has been named vice chairman. The Housing Commission's first annual report has been approved, and will be submitted to the city commis- sion. : Boy Suffers Bruises in Playground Accident BIRMINGHAM — Rush Dennis, 10, of 328 Bird St. was treated for a contusion of the right knee cap at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, last night. The lad was rushed there by am- 4 > __ "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 ___- Pontiac Deaths Mrs. A. H. Blanchard After a prolonged illness, Mrs. A. H. (Ellen Maude) Blanchard, 65, of 1104 Lakeview St. died at St, Joseph Mercy Hospital Wednesday morning. Born at Marine City April 3, 1889 she was the daughter of David and Minnie Ogden. She mar- ried Mr. Blanchard there in 1907 and came to Pontiac to live % pha Circle; was past president of the Booster Class and g member of the WCTU Famous “HANES” TERRYCLOTH SI REPEAT of a “Sell-Out” --- We Got More! Last time we advertised this “special” smart shoppers bought 2. 3 and even 6 sets at 2 time. Late customers were disappointed Simms Slashes Prices! HALF OFF On Ist Quality Men's Gaucho style collars, white body— stripe trim in choice of colors. just ua M h\ S BROTHERS and didn’t like it (neither did we). so we got more te repeat our best buy in years. Here they are again — get your share! OUR “LOWEST-EVER” PRICE ON hirt Ideal . and price you can afford several! sets. every. man in your family. 1500 and We Expect a Complete Sell-Out — Hurry! A BROTHERS Men’s Slacks Besides her husband she is sur- . Chou En-lai Leaves | ert it so enon ; : : __ | two-hour meeting in Bern yester~ GENEVA Ww — Comm:mist day with France's new Premier- Chinese Premier Chou En-lai left the Indoching peace conference by plane today to visit Indian Prime_| Minister Nehru in New Delhi and then go on to Peiping. Intimating ,he woutd return to the Geneva parley, Chou in a brief farewell tement said he was leaving “for the time being.” Bituminous coal furnishes about The conference, he added, is | 50 per cent of the mechanical en- “still in progress’ and the world’s| ergy of the U. S. —E— - - ~ . a —— Bargains Galore Throughout ong a — “Beet Ribs, Pork Pd All Popular Brands ( ] -& Epsom Salts Reg. 6c Cigars BIG Simms Store Flour Sacks Better ‘T’ Shirts | Electric Hot Plate Ww s Top Buys , at GS | ce ST BGM yen Every Floor) x 23¢] rs 99e) ne SIS ~ Storgs Plan to Reduce Rouseheld needs sods Epsom” salis Baluntore cigare rroh tows tat ao P.M. Bf Already opened flour sacks in large ta lone beste “terry cloth coat =e — hy oe | Main Fleer Main Fleer —Basement — Basement Cost Six to Eight Cents Per Pound Morning For 34 Hours, Fri- day morning you can really save... odds and ends .. «| special buys... Famous “Angas’ Ist Quality With 3 Cutting Blades Dish Towels to 12:30 ONLY Femous “Fairway” Cigarette Lighter Fluid rs plenty of some . as cis better buys this weekend in the 10¢ c $1.49 Sheet c \" ING tew of others . . . 29¢ ] 2° 1.98 $]* $1036 $ 99 nation’s food stores. You'll also Value Value look for “special Value Value find m = : Works in any and all types of light- | Slight fishing blemishes does not price tags for many & pig 17x30 inch size dish towels with | No. 30 food chopper with blades to | Only : pe these ean oe Srveee any vegetables at moder- ers. Smokeless and odorless. Limit— J lessen wearing qualities, Guar- § Box of 200 sheets of famous brand an un- advertised 9 sti border, Super abserbent I chop all meats, vegetables, ete, § left. First come an ate prices. 6 cans State Ut anteed cleansing tissues et Unis low price. . whe. quality at this price | fine oF coarse price. Full 2% Quart Capacity Hot Water Bottle = Pork prices have come down a bit at wholesale may find cheaper your store, One that it will trim four to eight cents Some myat specialists loin of pork a worthwhile buy, too. The word from the ae about 13 per cent year aes that will 4-02. “Rose aasseee Senutes tte Calne \ NLY ° eee a reduction prices. Pork has ‘ ” heen seling ad Nich orisaa tas Se = Slight bh a of Op : — or sere. d Shoe Laces 4 ce oy : Big 144221 a or Home Briar py a Ladies rs. ? Ba 02. Cotton Rug Cleaner : Rubber Ma Pipes or so because pig production has e y Diapers, 2 Pr g 3 been low ° : 4 c Full fashioned hose with © First quality in Regular $2.49 value + © Regular $1.29 value. All 49: 4 Oe weskand epaciais penned 14 ee oe C5 Be oe Gon $ 58 wg bent value rug $ 49 $ Reguler $1.29 v Py sill =— of a od tah ais emamaie ef Se mah cee Se Sizes wy to ° napped. Regular $2.39 choice of broga or bieck | rene brand made for cot- $ colors. Waffle — Imported wetne pipes, and roast, —= mous reso hair oil @ Value —Main Fleer eee. s ton rugs. —tnd Fleer e aon choice et ee ae . i ae pie TL: ---:--- TTI... nc ne ae a, ee tee ons oes oe an $2 ‘Esquisite Form’ ¢ Heavy Gauge Plastic $1.49 Unbreakable Plastic ¢ Full Pint “Lin-X uality 100 Double Edge ° "25 Caref” raise egg prices three ade Rubber | Ladies’ Bras, each ; Drapes, Cottage Sets Anse tindes | covered Cookie Jar : Auto Polish cc Produce men say there are lots Gleves ° Discontinued styles of € Choice of drapes, cot- Large >. one Ah Ae in a Regular 59c value. Fa- Cc Candy of vegetable bargains this week, nylon, cotton and satin $ tage curtains, dinette sets 4c trost $ mous make auto polish with cabbage, lettuce, beets and 39 bras. Lace trim. Sizes 32 @ a this price. First qual- with ca ° dco to — ane 5< greens at the top of the list. Also to 42. —Main Fleer > 2 —Rasement Seconds famous “Per : sting _ described as good buys are col |B | au yt "ict | oS MMMMERTROIOM- +++ 2+ oMMMSUMENERTNSSIOMIM «| [owe purist cutis ANA: ERE gee iar “aes peas, —. en potatoes hours rue | 8/59 Sine lave Material $ White Muslin Sh — Eps Ball Bearing 3 T wel Bars Steel ae ete, reer onions tomatoes. —Mam . e tate Going higher on the wholesale Ladies’ Gowns : White Muslin Sheets gg Beater : Towel Bars markets this week were canta * e loupes, peppers and sweet pota oo Cowns with elastic waist, € 3 First quality white mus- § 22 ae Sane Smooth running ball € $ Regular 39% value towel ei = toes. Cantaloupes continue to be a Castile cap sleeves, nylon’ lace @ lin sheets in 81 x A drs in. Travel Syringe bearing type egg beater. @ ber at this price. Useful ving favorite feature in retail outlets, Soap trim, f ote. tate me : ke ke : 4 a Foe bel ° a a raw Mirror however. sizes —Main e v —Bacemes hours - = * wore on pets wt |B | on OAc). pe....:... econo) 9] |... AT} 2 Ze points say that pg hg Box of (8 assorted $1.29 Value Rayon Jersey : Twin or Double Bed Size si The ateague am | Regular 34c Value : Only 41 in Stock Rouble sided shaving out ourth seconds é mirrer, oda west uc) Ladies’ Half Slips : “== v= | Iron Board Cover : 3-Cell Flashlight ee vet An increasing variety of fruits shadow panel $ Regular velues Protects the pad and the © Famous ‘Red - Head’ 3- ~ is becoming available, but items if Kg trim, ~ ¢ 3 Pilatia uaened - ¢ board. Fits pip tee € 3 cell flashlight on sale for such as grapes, cherries, apricots waist. . prints or solid colors. 9-Inch Size size ironing pes PN 4 Batteries es Set of 4 nectarines and figs are still rather only. ° —Rasement 8 iH Monday; Jackson Urges Girls’ Blouses Dampening Bag 50c Tubes eee Se Ee oe ee eed strawberries, peaches, plums and 9 “~ 69 Famous 20 "Stretch “Y Gare iB Plastic 17 c =e Sin. 49 nt Pl sors 49< P Sai : 4 ip-Joi Hearings to Start fodent tenth es Ladies garter styles. c 3 $3. heigl rags ee A Terrific value ner : First quality slip - joint 4 Peak = S| HER OQ Ese 29 SPS S39 (Ets aS C= on Probe Rules es eed DO cn rf Pde . ; 1.59 N Brie, $1.00 Value—Plastic £3 Metts with a Match Kvowlond Wil Testy | gens | 1% 571 Seo Boys’ Swim Trunks’| > rw > ime | Rion Solder Kanes Action on Individual Button front, round col- C & Swim trunks in maroon c 36 x 17 inch bag with Regular 25¢ value. 2'/2 c 4 9 Pull pound of ta- | lar in lace or pleated or brown colors, Pocket, Rxten, Srpettce ont Srmiy ie | zipper. Hes sponge mois- feet of solder with flux 5-0-3 wince eagle WASHINGTON (INS)—A Demo- ~_—— —— ro Ry trim. Choice of colors. $1.00 value. Sizes $-M- the family during 3% hours. | ture retainer in bottom Will solder over 100 knives in your choice ; eaten cig aaa Sizes 7 to 14. —maim Fleer i —Rasenent —Main Fieer | Of bag —tnd Fher connections. —ted Peer of designe end styles. crat on the McCarthy investiga low price nices ‘Few nate eins tions subcommittee said today that = AAP 0 1230 ONLY EEE 9 Am 1230 0NLY oo socceceeo PM EMTEEOIEAN °° -- a code of ethics for senatorial ° ae. ated . Ps = probes will be useless if it fails 6-Oz. Men’ Cotton Seersucker, Full Circle $ Compl with Cuff Links $1.49 Value—W ith Handle @ $2.25 Valve-Hand $2.19 Vel watts" | after Shave | Girls’ Ski : Boys’ Dress Shi odorizors | Nylon Wall Brush : Pruning Shears Wind-Up SS Girls’ Skirts : Boys’ Dress Shirts | peodorizers sion Wall Brush : Pruning Sh 20 Hearings on more than a dozen ° ° Alarm proposals for a code of ethics will Lotion Bright colored prints, sol- Cc >: White shirt with $ Easy way to clean walls €- All metal pruning sheers $ 67 id colors. Has side zipper. @ spread Pon Santorized. of dust and dirt. With e@ with spring steel action. $ 79 open Monday before a Senate rules c Si 7 14. Regul ®@ Si 8 16. tere. of $2 of 2. handle ¢ h hard to @ Has sturdy lock ber — beommittee with Senate GOP ee we ; ae eatin © Curved blade su Rocehaad Galil Coot, Sickie coe $1.98 value: —ssin Fleer e Geo fer sottos bow! or | get at place: Fleer ° curv —tnd Fleer wemees “ie leader William F. I. ’ a ered © : ; Buy now during 3% bour 9 A M to 12 30 ONLY ala ciel e as one of the first witnesses. this low for 3% rr 9 A M+ 1230 ONLY SEREPEEE) sale. ume eresters 2 eee | on oes 2 hours on stete 8 Knowiand’s announcement that “Taate Piser In One Piece Styles $ Origi 97e Values $1.19 Value—Double Screen © 49¢ Value—All Metal rat he will testify led te speculation ® * ; e ° 4 e 5 that GOP leaders hope to use the ; Girls’ Sun Dresses : Men’s Neckties Flour Sifter : Lawn Sprinkler aggett & ° $10.90 Val bearings to answer public criti- ° $1.79 Fountain ° wi cisem over the recent Army- —— Made fo Kristay mate- Cc 4 Fully lined men’s neckties in 4 Trigger action flour sifter e $ One piece all metal lawn ¢c Electric McCarthy hearings. rial, has elastic top, tie @ choice of assorted prints. Four- 8 Syringe with double screen to @ sprinkler, has no parts to ; = neck in assorted col- $ in-hand style. really sift flow. © get out of order. Fits Barber Set ee a le po een : —Main Fleer ° —Rasement 719° @ any hose —tnd Fleer $ 79 must “address itself to the indi- 49 Me on See 12:30 ONLY eres Pountain. syringe with all 2-30 ONLY ERED 2 AM. 30.12.30 ONLY EEE _— ~ vidual conduct of senators.” 00 value of famous.) Children’s All Cotton e Regular $1.00 Value the attachments. seconds, | $2.39 Value Deluxe © $1.79 Ironing Board Pomeus Wohl clec- He added: “If Congress tails to|—> | regret Renae rain’ aT ent er Sox a : oy eae ose recgriae this, we wil be act | | sce", “—" | Train’ Pants, 10 for : Boys’ Loafer So ~~ "| Step-On Garbage Can : Pad and Cover Set |“ | ing new rules that exist in form * * only and not in practice. If the Elastic waist, al! cotton @- Cushioned- = Baie Cc ' Ste-on can with porce- $ 19 M4 ——-. set for ironing $ 19 bers) is fair, just training pants in choice @ stripe tops. In ium P lai » t board. Fits all standard S0c V we psi rr dh need a satel of colors. Sizes 2 to 6. @ size only. Save during $3.50 Men's Terry Cloth this low price and “yi ; : size ironing boards. For coe new roles - Pins —Main Fleer : 32 hour sale = —nesement Shirts . 3% hours —tnd Fleer Clothes e ) on on the ecco 30 ONLY $ 49 (rex) 9 A M to 12 30 ONLY eoccccce k Senate action year e 1 result of the code-of-ethics hear- ‘OTe Girls’ and Boys "Siyle $ In Solid Colors ]* Regular $1.59 Value : Regular $3.49 Famous | -23¢ mo te coe : Men’s T-Shi vwza~s:2”| Floor Dust Mops “Bruce” Dust M tap the Senate fr three o¢ four BR | mum moses | BOXCr Jeans > Men’s T-Shirts, 4 for | s:°%="=-"=| Floor Dust Mops : Bruce = a weeks and added, the administra- ¢, heir set : . —Basement - ° te go aboeien tion’s legislative program should ting, etc. 20¢ value | Reg 98c value jeans in € @ Regular 59 values. $ Designed to fit into hard $ 19 @ Famous ‘Bruce’ dust mop § 49 —Main Fleer be jeopardized by any such denims, elastic waist. @ Men's T-shirts in solid to get st places. Wash- § with removable and = Boys’ jeans has zipper 4 colors. Sizes $-M-L op ocd able yarn head. @ washable ee onpetier development. front. | to 6. —sata Fleer * —tnd Fer @ wood handie. He said that next January Jumbo Pound - Values to $14.95 . $0c Val—Frictioa would be a better time to bring Shave PP 9 AM 0 1230 ONLY Ree 1M to 12.300 eee Sport Coat +000 MCMPNTETESISMM: +++; +++ MEPMSMMATETETaas - ++ Toy Cars, up such a rules sig palbarel Plastic Basket Style : Regular $3.00 Value 88 39e Value—All Metal § Regular 10c Per Dozen Airplanes beding Bearing ildren’s : 6= | Waste Paper Basket : Clothes Pins, 5 d bedi bearings now the coe 39 | Children’s Purses : Ladies’ Casual Shoes aste Paper Basket : Clothes Pins, = 29° soon after Congress meets in Regular 59¢ values. Chil- C & Broken sizes 4 to 10 in © | Spice’ Sh Tey wetter ta | Decorated all metal € & Smooth, waxed finish Chotee of metal cars, January. a des one dren's purses in basket T $ choice of colors and ma- every style. = at this cs ee eee er ae gull fee 3% hours. : ‘ sports, —Bacement ' are stant ~ Jackson disagreed. He said that te bore. styles. ous © — : — For pale. ® price 3% — poled : a Callty.. wend’ a Reure. sssm Fleer “every effort should be made * Senate action this year — ® “ crags in to rales hes high pct 6-Ounces $1.50 Wrisleys 20230 Inches $1.98 Heavy ority in the public mind.” Dut v Coconut Oil Bath - Oh Wrap T se Sylvan Lake July 1954 tax state- ; Drape Rods ments will be in the mail soon c c today. They are payable July 1 ee ee Choice of either coco Famous ‘Wrisley’s’ Fine quality gift wrap- 2 er m © - sewer assessment. Penalties go nut oif or castile blue — gag otis J aden prinand we er into effect August. 1 shampoo st one low gd nig rag ed colors, For 312 hours curteine. 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The university scientist measures the earth's pulsations with special instruments including a giant elec trie brain and ‘the worlds mos! sensitive” gravimeter The gravimeter measures changes in the force of gravity which varies according to the «is tance of the earth's center of mass f Says Inoculation Has Aided Cities to Check Rabies CHICAGO (UP)—The danger of rabies can be met only by rigid enforcement of dog control laws, according to the American Mu- nicipal Association The association said it drew this conclusion from the replies of nine large cities which were asked how they deal with the problem New Orteans, La., and Wash ington, D. C., require that all dogs be inoculated. They said the mandatory measure has all but eliminated cases of rabies in human beings, and hag greatly reduced its. occurence “in ani- mals. In Washington, the city pays for rabies shots, at an annual cost of about $12,000 for 20.000 dogs. Vet- erinarians give the shots in mass | sessions and get $12 an hour for their services. The serum costs about 35 cents a unit In New Oreleans. which has about | ¢ 40,000 licensed dogs, the inocula- tions must be paid for by dog, owners. In both cities, pet owners are | fanued certificates of inculation, iq and the dogs are given tags to wear, Among other cities questioned, Baltimore, Buffalo, Cinefmnati, | Cleveland, Milwaukee and Pitts- burgh require dogs to be leashed but do not require inoculations Boston- requires neither, ‘Auxiliary Lawnmowers’ Sacrificed by the Navy PORTSMOUTH, N. H. # — Al- bert Kobel of Amesbury, Mass., | recently got the Navy's goat. 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And, frankly, this younger generation is the only hope of France’s regeneration. An electric thrill went through these younger Frenchmen of all parties when he won. Menves-France is willing to talk to Cuov-En-tal, Red China's foreign min- ister. His victory has been hailed in the Communist press. Yet the new pre- mier pledged his government to “remain in the Far East.” . * x * For better or worse, France has undergone a complete political shift. Its new leader is a man who has captured the volatile French imagination. It is barely possible that the State Depart- ment has misjudged a dynamic figure. "It may be that France is tired of the tired old politicians who have been leading it downhill to ruin. It may be that new leadership is what France needs, and that Prerre MENDES-FRANCE can supply it. * * * It may be a good idea to withhold judgment until we see whether he can spark a resurgent France and where he will lead his fellow countrymen. There is nothing for us to do but hope for the best, even though at the moment we are more fearful than confident. Competition in Turnpikes Not this Summer, but next, Oakland County motorists planning to visit or make business trips to the east coast will find a new route ready. They can go from Pontiac to Detroit or Port Huron and cross Southern Ontario to Niagara Falls. 4 * * ° -From there the New York Thruway, a toll road, will take them straight to Albany at an uncongested eighty - mile-an-hour clip. And from Albany a spur will connect them with the Massachu- setts Turnpike to Boston and New England, or they can turn south «* te New York City. They'll probably return home by the familiar route of the New Jersey, Penn- sylvania and Ohio turnpikes. In an- other year théy can bypass Philadelphia. And the Ohio Turnpike will be opened to traffic from the Pennsylvania line as far as Toledo. * * * In other words, two competing routes east via toll road will be almost completed sometime in 1955. The only free driving — free of everything except conges- tion, that is — will be in Ontario and Michigan. The competition will be a good thing. Existence of two parallel routes will pre- vent congestion on either one, and keep tolls within reason. , Meanwhile, Michigan is moving slowly toward its venture into turnpikes under the recently es- tablished Turnpike Commission. Two routes are under study, one from Toledo to Bay City, which should serve Pontiac for north- south traffic, and one from Detroit to Lake Michigan. * * * The former is obviously needed. The latter would, in a sense, be a competing route with the Ohio-Indiana turnpikes. Here the question needs careful study to determine if a parallel east-west route in this area is justified by traffic that prefers toll travel. = “SELF-RECRIMINATION is especially harmful to the personality; never re- proach yourself about anything,” ad- vises a psychologist. O. K., Doc.—if you will tell us how to get rid of a nagging conscience. It’s deplorable that many a man’s idea of the best way to pursue happiness is to run after women. The Man About joan Double Rainbows Residents of Pontiac Area See Quite Unusual Display Daftynition Picnicking: What some people do in the park to keep from messing up their homes. An unusual phenomenon was witnessed over the greater part of Oakland County on two evenings this week, just before sundown. It was a perfect double rainbow in the east, each making a complete half circle, and both very distinct and with the complete prismatic scale of colors, although several degrees apart. The display on each evening followed rain storms, and was dispelled only by the setting sun. Many older residents state that never before had they wit: nessed such a thing. There's evidently a vast difference of opinion in different areas. A poll being conducted by a Chicago newspaper shows that 90 per cent of the people believe that Senator Joe McCarthy proved his charges against the army, while one conducted by a Detroit paper is going against him by a four to three score. A letter with a Pontiac postmark and signed, “Believer in Beauty,” suggests that the appearance of our roadsides could be improved by gathering up the empty beer cans. In a letter to the Pontiac Press, Mrs. Leon B. Windsor of 3894 Green Lake Rd., writes, ‘‘Many thanks for the good reading your daily paper has given us the past 27 years.” Many years @ resident of Pontiac and now living in Royal Oak, George J. Scott issues the following card on his eighty-sixth birthday: ‘‘Don't resent growing old. Many are denied that privilege.” Regarding the proposition to build a new courthouse on another site, a Pontiac professional man says he is taking sides —‘“with the opinion of the party with whom I am talking.” No other flowering shrub can beat the lilacs for longevity, according to Marvin Haddock of Auburn Road, who has a bush started by his great-grandfather over 100 years ago. It still blooms profusely every year. Keego Harbor is Pontiac's youngest suburb. Many of the first residents to settle there are still living. Its retiring » Postmaster Pete Quinian has watched its remarkable growth from its early years. In connection with that recent query in this column, ‘‘Whatever became of the old-timer who wore an alpaca coat and had dyspepsia?” dames W. Clapp of 134 South Johnson Ave., writes, ‘The coat has been worn out for many years, but I still have the dyspepsia.” Verbal Orchids to— Ve Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Nichols of Lapeer; golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bourns ‘of Keego Harbor; fifty-first wedding anniversary. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 Mother Nature Used To Know Best Voice of the People Rev. Dixon Regrets Loss of Mr. Schroder, Commends Him for aFine Job Well Done sed when neces- requests, unless the letter is critical ip ite mature.) I write this letter as one of the many who knew, admired, and respected the young man that has recently departed our city to take up work in Flint, Michigan. He is Jerry Schroder who served with the Pontiac United Fund, a board member of the Pontiac Coun- cil for Human Relations and many other organizations. From Our Files 16 Years Age DIANA BARRYMORE, 18 - year old daughter of John Barrymore is latest member of clan to enter theater; joing summer stock. areas Seeeas Bee JAMES WEDELL, speed ace and holder of world land plane speed record, killed in airplane crash. appreciation for a fine job done in helping te strengthen the Pon- tiac United Fund and other or- ganizations of which he was a member. Certainly a young man with the keen insight, community interest and the sincerity of Jerry will definitely be missed, However, we congratulate him on a step upward in his field. Our prayers and best wishes are extended. Richard H. Dixon @r., Minister of Trinity Baptist Church Wessen at Maple Streets Property Sold Via Mail May Well Be a Swindle The Press editorial, ‘Don't Take This Bait’ and a warning quoted from John W. Hirlinger as to send- ing money to out-of-town real es- tate brokers brings to mind a New Yorker, Ostrander by name, who for a long time carried full page ads in leading Eastern magazines offering to sell your real estate “anywhere.” You send him a few hundred dollars for advertising and necessary expenses. Later he branched out into selling lots by mail. During that period, a Brooklyn- ite wrote me and offered to pay my trip expenses if I would come there and look over a farm in Long Island, which he had for sale. I accepted his offer. We took a train to Patchoque and hiring a horse and buggy, drove to his farm. On the way we drove quite a distance, through sand plains, just blow sand, blowing all over, absolutely worth- less. I saw a lot of stakes and brush among the sand knolls and asked what they were. “Those are the suburban Brook- lyn subdivisions which you folks out in Michigan and the Middle West are buying by mail, sight unseen, from Ostrander and his kind. A little while back a West- erner came here to look at his lot and found the whole subdi- vision under water at high tide!” After two days and nights with him, I refused his offer and re- turned home, James W. 14 S. Johnson — Case Records of a Psychologist Wealthy In-Laws Told to Help Children Buy Home Rather Than Give Allowances Newlyweds deserve some fi- oe aid from their in-laws. u bonus” described below. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case L-34: Irving G., aged 29, works for his father-in-law. “And Irving is an excellent em- ploye.”’ the latter informed me. “I couldn't ask for a better man. “But I lean over backwards to avoid favoring ,him, lest the other employes a me of giving him the breaks. “He and my daughter live on his salary alone, They occupy a small apartment in the city. “My wife thinks we should be more liberal with them, but I sav it spoils a couple to be subsidized by their in-laws. “So, Dr. Crane, I have agreed to abide by your suggestions. You know the hazards of giving people a ‘dole,’ so what would you ad- vise?" We psychologists do not advise wealthy - in - laws to put their children on a dole as by contribut- ing a cash weekly allowance of $50 to $100 to the married son or daughter. For this money then is spent currently and simply elevates the Aunt Het standard of living beyond the husband's salary level. So they find it impossible to cut back to his single pay check there- after. Meanwhile, he grows dis- gruntied at being on his father- in-law's bounty. A self respecting man then may become ugly and may criticize his wife, because he vaguely feels like a ‘“‘squaw man.” But in pioneer days, the neigh- bors used to band together and help the newlyweds build a log cabin. The wives would also con- tribute kitchen utensils and bed- ding, so the young couple had at least enough to start out into mar- riage. Se I advised Irving's father- in-law to grubstake the newly- weds via a down payment on a little home of their own, They will still need to pay the monthly instalments on that new home in lieu of their present rent. So their budget will) remain un- changed. But home ownership stabilizes marriage and helps prevent di- vorce. It aids the children, too, by keeping them in the same school. This prevents their being jerked out of one school and pushed into a strange group of children some- where else. Such changes often stunt the personality of shy young’ sters and actually pull their grades down. Home makes young couples more criti- cal .of wastrel politicians. For they get their real estate tax ownership likewise In-laws can also help a newly- wed couple in another manner, without encouraging ‘‘champagne”’ appetites by a cash weekly “dole.”* They can offer a “baby bonus.” Agree to pay all medical and hospital expenses for each new grandchild you receive. If you can also afford to do more, give such grandchildren a paid - up college educational insurance policy. By this ‘“‘baby bonus” plan, you gain more grandchildren. And America needs more offspring of your sturdy ‘free enterprise” type to carry on the traditions of this great Republié by their intelligent ballots. Also, give your newlyweds a copy of my bulletin ‘“‘How to Run a Home on a Budget,”’ enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus a dime. (Copyright. Mopkine Syndicate Ine) q ee Oppenheimer Censured for Acts, Not His Views WASHINGTON — Scientists are organizing propaganda campaigns to discredit the report of the board headed by Gordon Gray, president existing regulations. What seems puzzling ts that Dr. Oppenheimer, despite his ‘‘fury” about Nazi treatment of the Jews, not only contributed funds to a lot of Communist organizations but he continued to do so for many months after Stalin joined with Tie l rere rj > } i é cross-exam- . Oppenheimer as follows: “Q. How long after 1942 did you continue as a fellow traveler? “A. After 1942 I would say not at all. “Q. But you did continue as a fellow traveler until 1942? . . . LaF 9 : “Q. Did you cease to be a fellow traveler at the time of the Nazi- Russian pact in 19397 “A. T think I did, yes. “Q. Now, you are changing— “A. Though there were some things that the Communists were doing which I still had an interest in. At another point in the proceed- ings, Chairman Gray interrogated Dr. Oppenheimer as follows: “Q. The record shows, I believe, Dr. Oppenheimer, that you con- tinued probably until sometime in 1942 to make financial contribu- tions which went to Communist causes, with money passing to dif- ferent people, but among others, Folkoff was one who was known to you to be a Communist party officer. “A. That is right.” At another point counsel Robb took up the interrogation as fol- lows: “Q. You knew ft (the money) was going through Communist channels? “A. I knew it. “Q. For how many years did that go on? “A. You have fixed the date in early 1942. I have a feeling that is about right... - “Q. You mean your fast con- tribution was probably early in 1942? “A. Yes, in early 1942. “Q. Starting in 1937 or earlier? “A. Yes. “Q. In other words, it continued for approximately four years? “A. Yes. ~ “Q. What was the average yearly amount that went through those | mw “A. I never totaled it up.” Later on, the testimony con tinued: “Q: You might have given as much as $150 a month on the aver- HHH Te atl lll fe RE E z 5. THe sf ta 241i i (Copyright 1954) Baering Down Delano left ofispring the na- tion? One state at a time? red ; f Hl HE Ay F SEE Fk ini 2g Hy efigs ft fief | RF pay... will last... Forever and a day. (Copyright 1984) Women Should Act More Intelligently, — Ask Physicians About Dysmenorrhea By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. An intelligent woman consults a physician about any menstrual trouble. A moron resorts to painkiilers, nerve deadeners, narcotics or alcohol, straight booze or, medi- cated. Menstruation is a function, not a weakness nor an illness. A normal young woman should continue her ordinary everyday activities, work ot play. It should not prevent her from swimming, sKating, skiing, dancing. Some mothers start their young daughters out in the wrong way, encouraging them to regard menstruation as an illness which warrants spending a day or so in bed each month. This is bad hygiene. A sensible mother regar¢<: the menstrual function in a whole- some way. It is not a ‘‘curse.” At worst it is merely an inconve: nience. . * 8 @e@ May Ged bless you and keep I don't receive so many God Bless You letters that I can afford to feel anything less than grateful for one. I'll keep this one in a special i cramps from New Christmas. i § Ht fit ia teens and later, but most eventually become mothers. _ impression different from what the doctor meant to convey. The young woman who is in any way incapacitated for a day each month should send me a and ask for the pamphlet Hygiene for Girls and Health for Women. “git ates, bt te en ne health and not to gona or rtativent, ill be envelope lo cnclessa Gee . , a < 3 Crashes in 3 Days meters, Dedhereen, 3 figured 3 . another collision an auto- Puts Chap in Hospital wae’ aad See a" PASADENA, Calif. @ — Three | pelvis. accidents in three days put Toil | Dickerson in the hospital. Mars has an atmosphere but is * Monday his car and another col- | not believed to have enough oxygen lided but damage was minor. to sustain life in a human being. Tuesday his car was struck |~ again and had to be towed away. Trees continually evaporate mois- ture into the air. Wednesday, riding a enor JULY 4, » CHICAGO Gala Low-Cost Package Tour PERSONALLY CONDUCTED $2590 Hoover Will Speak at Hall of Fame looking the Chicago River. The four busts represent the four merchants who were elected to the mart’s hall of fame last year. They were Marshal! Field I, founder of Marshall Field & Co., Chicago; F. W. Woolworth and John Wana- maker, New York merchants; and George H. Hartford, first’ president of. the Great Atlantic & Pacific Round Trip Fare plus Three Fun-Filled Ocys and Two ONLY Nights ot Luxurious Hotel Sherman tn Chicego's Werld-Pomous ‘Lesp’, PER PERSON 4 INA ROOM = (PF the Ure All Rooms With Bath $27.90 $30.99 $34.90, Evropeon Plan ducam tcc “re =| To Build New Plant KALAMAZOO w — The Michigan Blueberry Assn, Wednesday an- plant on a 12 acre site near Grand Snlieomsilbian itil asinine Lv. Pontiac: 12:25 A.M. EST, | Bounced plans to. build a handling = ae Set.. july 3; Return te Pentiec: | Junction. Paul Bower, of Kalama- H. F. WRIGHT 7:05 A.M. EST, Twes., July 6. | zoo, president, said the plant will ee , Se contain 15,000 square feet of floor space and 24,000 cubic feet of re- trigeration lines. 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Vacation Man SLACKS | titres - « —_— SQUAW SEPARATES Shintd 2.000 SIFT Blouses ..... $3.71 Mix-’em or Match-"em \ *) | =" , P é orking in Mut rag Waroge ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 HERO PAYS — The cost of being a hero is high and Carleton West, of St. Paul, Minn., will be the first to agree. While he was saving a drowning woman, police gave him a ticket for illegal parking. EDERAL SHOP IN COOL AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT NOW! eee eee ‘e “3 2 ae Ph Se, * oe es oa ‘alee ny a ~~. T ~ eer idee ie ft Lena eee | x ; 2 « Fa Rs 3 & as me “re ~ ae ae dept. stores ~ ® Boys Assume Seema se State Offices Take Over Capitol for | One Day as Part of | Legion Program LANSING (UP) — Michigan's | capitol byilding stood braced to- | day for an invasion of 1,000 youths | participating in the American | Legion's 17th annual Wolverine | Boys’ State The youths, who end their | week of citizenship-training to. | day, will take over key state of | flees in a mock capacity after a | three-mile march from the Michi gan State College Campus, Boys’ State headquarters. The youths, headed by “Gover- nor’ Gerald Rider, were to be met by state officials at the capitol steps to be escorted to their re- spective “duties.” Real-life officials planned to stand by as the high school stu- dents hold sessions in the Senate, House and Supreme Court cham- bers. Assisting Rider, a 16-year-old Lansing Everett High School junior, will be: New Guinea was the first of the The boys will return to the! south sea islands known to Euro j¢ampus for a general. session in! peans | — Master Cut Power ROTARY MOWER 17" Cut Clinton Engine « *hQ” | Keego Hardware Warehouse Open: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 8 to 8 P.M. Tues., Wed., Sat. 6 to 6 P.M. 20 OSMUN STREET FE 2-6506 Men! Hurry! Get these cool savings now! “i SALE 77 ~S @Rayon sheen gab @All first quality © Men’s sizes 29 to 42 ®Hollywood styles ®Six popular colors ® Handsome detailing Tremendous dollar savings now on these smart new summer slacks in the always popular Hollywood waist model! Many superior features including fine quality rayon-acetate sheen gab with double pleats, zipper closure, diamond tab back pockets and smart saddle stitched seams! Choose from brown, navy, gray, luggage, green and powder blue. Sizes 29 to 42. Hurry to Federal’s now for these tremendous savings on fine summer slacks for your casual or dress occasions this hot weather season, Repeating a sellout! They’re worth much, much more! Men’s short sleeve eee 1” advertised, famous-maker sport shirts of fine shirtings, 100% Dupont ny- lons, Sanforized cotton sheers, Dan CREDIT SHOP WITH FEDERAL’S HANDY PURCHASE COUPONS! SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NICHTS TO 9 River wrinkle sheds and plaids or checks. Many textures in solids, white, checks and novelty patterns. 2 pockets, ocean pearl buttons. S-M-L in group. 4 nisi : EIGHT Fe HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24,1956 ae; . was developed by Dr. C. Henry - y ee Cf-| usual “tam” te feeding & cylinder | @_®" adjoining county. professor of dermatology at the} “More recently we have also} Such out-of-hand repair, with) by. Kompe, assistant professor of pedi- : The Independent is the young-{ University of Pennsylvania, re-|come to believe that ,mosquitoes| only the approval of the state; The Virginia Council Lf eirics at the aut *y free by the American Red Cross, a ee est of three Ohio weeklies Conaway | ported at a scientific meeting here | may also cause this eruption.” budget commissioner, are credited | Investigation and Research is doing vane university authorities said. as hae oheak and his son own, The Union Regis- | recently that findings of the past 11 with being far more economical | the Dr. Kempe developed the ser- paper, ter in Mt. Gilead is in its 106th) years indicate that insects may! Honolulu lies 2,090 nautical miles | than waiting a year for an appro-| lar project. um im India in 1952 after collect- | The geoduck is the largest edible Mo:gnoar wand visemn power | your. The Tei-Couty Sar jo-dat-|come the ciimant inown soldat | wast of Gan Frensiagn and 2.204| sleten-ollle So siete sxe ap Sums Os ing bleed from volunteers in the tn in its Sist year. cally as papular urticaria, The con-| miles to the east of Yokahoma. | deteriorates. Johnson thinks sav-| feet i) YOUR CHOICE! CHENILLE REG. or FITTED 70x80 INDIAN- 80x84 PATCH NEW CURTAINS BEDSPREADS DRAPERIES MUSLIN SHEETS | TYPE BLANKETS TYPE QUILTS q7 a | 423, 1” | 28 500 egg te Ae A RYN it Peete GN A Ruffled tailored marquisette im Coler-fast full and twin sive tufted Gracefully generously cut ne peg el ae valine What colors, patterns! 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PAUL @~ A village hall | Burnquist held. much discussion as to the overall | gotiate for sale of an estimated subject of what goods are strategic | ¢60 million worth of German goods and what are not. lIt was said the delegation would _ by a horse. iaced , issue of West German trade 1 tat { industry, ae = ee (can house a m iquor | Sanat : 1 oe —cmglee (amrmmmnyp-oh BOSTON, (#)—The horse @P) About 10 per centsof France's store, but only if it is partiti Despite the advance of mechan- again this month, when it was re- parently. is still a steed to be! psiways has been electrified and | from the part used for voting pur- | ization, more than 8 per cent of ported a full-fledged “trade dele-| About two-thirds of the livestock | Teckoned with in this age of auto has reduced imports of required | poses, Atty. supply is still pro: gation” was planning to fly to|in the United States is raised in} mobile traffic congestion. coal by more than two million | quist ruled Moscow in the near future to ne- | areas west of the Mississippi river. | A woman recently was awarded | tons annually. | tion from With Same Precision Germans Pattern Trade Atter Milita (Bétter's note: Ever since Moscow te play Washington against Mos- een toet tere Burepe, US end | cow, it le felt, nevertheless, that Beg penamle sneer hea; | the United States could hardly -In. Communist customers affects the | oppose German trade with Rus- ’ é . dollar-becked economy of weeter® | os. po4 Chine and others, while So easy to care for—preshrunk too! Harmony =, ion ‘ Germany. This fine! article of © H Mint G n S nshi Y if P. if k. 5 Ms ee . ¥ . series su the West Germen Britain and France are openly ouse ree , sunshine Yellow, Fact ic sa” ee ee ™ Mia 6 Bean's place tm the Blue, Victorian Pink, Cherry Red, Spice Brown aie i | E i ferfles : Fi z y~Planning * | beknown to these officials and in »|the group (none of its members t Chief concern of U. 8. officials in Bonn and Washington, however, has not been that there are such trends, but that direct contact be- tween West Germany and the So viet Union already had begun, un- defiance of allied decrees. It occurred recently when a) group of six West German busi- | neasmen representing major trade interests completely short-circuited | their own government's and the | allies’ restrictive ordinances by quietly traveling to Moscow where they signed the first direct trade pact between West Germany and the Soviet Union. That is how the spokesman of has been publicly identified) sum- marized the visit to Moscow | While U. S. State Department officials in Germany refrained | from public comment, they pri- vately expressed some concern | Ca SEARS Tailored Panel Sale Choose Nylon. Rayoa. Chromspun 90°. Whot luck—there’s almost every fabric you'd want in this special purchase of tail- ored panels. Choose from nylon, rayon or chromspun 79c to $1.19 Values! oo Silver Jubilee Hurry! No More Ironing Harmony House Cotton plisse crepe bedspreads 97 regularly 4.98, Save 1.01! and White. You'll love these sets! Save! 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Seginew St. Opposite Auburn Ave. — THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 rf ; on 7 Brooklyn idge Used ~~ Ihad a central promenade for pe- Leaves Ki ies tions, Crane's beach in nearby Ip-| Crusading Governor few days later with a correction. renga Overhaul [Sey cd nls |S Rall Seed Around Sense of Inck ef chow Salome "About ‘Prince’ |, 't Seow Se. oem sor elevated trains, tfolley cars, wag- sow. ditaien Gen | ow Salem's | Forgets said, to list his pet boxer dog, NEW YORK w — bBrooklynions and cattle. It now has the} SALEM, Mass. ® — ing the sand would improve Sa- LINCOLN, Neb. @~—Gov, Robert | Prince. F * os bridge has been restored to full| walkway and six traffic lanes. |Youngstérs have 1500 tons of sand/iem’s beaches, the snow crews|Crosby of Nebraska, who has been| “It's down there (oa the juse after a four-year moderniza- to move this summer and Salem) hauled the sand and dumped it|cempaigning for honest reporting form) between ‘chickens, ask tion overhaul which cost seven mil- Red raspberries are more hardy |fficials think they'll do it with/ in piles above the flood tide mark.|of tax returns in the state, filed|and geese’ and “fur ani- hon dollars. than either the black or purple | Pails and shovels. Now, it's up to the children to|his own personal property tax| mals’ and I missed it,” the gover Once the Tl-yearold structure'variety. . . _ | Because of unusual tide condi-|spread it. schedule, then followed it up‘ a!nor Stomach Cancer Linked to Anemia in New Study}! ANN ARBOR — Much has been made of the necessity for an early examination of patients suffering | i ab il af 7 i j ie The : | f | Hidjtie! ey ‘Ordinarily doctors would find only two to three patients in 1,000 E%e ing [ a7 Hit Repeated Mistake DANBURY, Conn, (UP) — Wil- liam Lightcap, 29, was admitted to ‘HUDSON HORNETS WASPS « JETS Come in today and seve! ant motice eet rot SS We've joined the new American Motors family and we're celebrating with a big... TRADE-IN JAMBOREE on the greatest performers ever built! ee ‘ as & Save 71¢ ... National Call Alarm Clocks / Reg. 2.19 T 48 Guaranteed dependable alarm clocks—now ot a low sale price! They're 40-hour models in ivory color metal case with firm base to pre- vent tipping. Choose yours now... save! Electrical Dept—Sears Basement or Dry Iron New, Improved Model Reg. 95 0S 422. BB Iron on a cushion of steam or use it dry! New, easier-to-fill tilting top. Automatic, light- watt. weight. 1,000 3-Way Fixtures Ceiling Fixture —= With Selector Pull Switch toy. 295 «67.88 Combination incandescent and Smart brass plated holder with fluorescent circline fixtures! glass shade that has moided Beamlight uses 75-watt with $2- designs! Attractive for bedroom W. fiporescent tube. or hall! Save now! Reg. 695 Cirefine Fixtere Reg. 3.49 wtth Poll-Chale...,.— 2.44 Homart Quality Reduced! tog. 28° 1,99 seen oveees et) 4 BRATING 25 YEA wea : RS IN THIS GREAT CITY See the Carpet of ee L 4 Cooker-Wofflers New Kenmore 4-Star Design neg. 10 §=—6 18.88 Soo eo ey now Sole this giant cooker-waffler! - bakes, toasts. 2 sets One-Light Fixtures rons ~ 6.88 — Perfect for kitchen nook or den! Brass-plated, bonderized steel. Baked-on lacquer finish. Red or green shade. UL-approved. 4 Quart Freezers Reduced 63c for This Sale Ample Room for Picnic Lunches Make Home Made Ice Cream oe (2,66 20 e188 ete 7.77 Pad and Cover Set Specially Priced—eat Sears Reg. 1.69 Durable cover is\of unbleached sheeting. Pad of non-inflamma- ble thick felt and fiber. Tape drawstrings! Save! 20 Gallon Can REGULAR 11.50! YOU SAVE 38.88 ON AN AVERAGE 12x18-ft. ROOM SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN ET PRICE CUTS! SPECIAL BUYS! THIS SALE ONLY Housewares Dept—Sears Bsm't Pte Oya SS . 5 os woven Braced hinges. Reg. 99% Can 7 once! Made of ogk-ash splints inter- Pressure Canners Sale! Heavy Cast Aluminum for meal cooking. Complete with pans, instructions. 9-qt. lWelsaleladeh sdk keleloh 2 TU Ue ae ‘ quisite—the pebbly texture ooh It’s slow to show woo! tufts } beck to look fuxurious all its long life! woven back is tough and pliable ..» AND there ore 3508 Sohy 25 DOWN Including Labor, Carpet and Pad Installed in Any Living Room and Hall! Buy Now! Save 2.21 on This New Portable Grill y il Look ahead to outdoor fun and hearty eat- “ this summer! Choose this portable all-steel grill ot this sole price! It’s easy to store, carry and use! Has 15%x15-inch fire box and 163%4-inch work area, Folding legs, adjustable spit. Aluminum painted! Regular 9.98 Easy to Store Enjoy luscious home made ice for extra strength. cream often! Handy, easy-to- wood cover has 2 met operate has tinned Large 18x12x19'-in. cream container, metal top. Ventilated Tables” Sturdy Stee! Construction Reg. 6.95 3.99 For troning ease! Perlorated steel top with white enamel finish. Positive lock device, rub- ber tipped legs. 15x54x32-in. 2199 int or 4 quart jars at se also as a sterilizer, - Ph. FES-4171 Salisfaclion guaranteed or your money back SEARS 154 N. Saginaw St. ' if oS ——" = i =i . # /- _ TWELVE _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 —— Uranium Finds Ea Toa e TT Terrific Storewide Savings! COME IN TODAY! Stir Australia ane | | (_aas so ee! NAY Silver Jubilee to Life as Barren Plains 20] 4:101@ @-t. nae) -Reveal Rich Lodes SYDNEY, Australia (UP) — The “dead heart” of Australia — an) , arid, lonely area of thousands of| © square miles — is gradually com- ing to life as field after field of | t valuable uranium is-discovered in| 4 ¥ its barren plains. I The tract of land, nearly as large | as all Europe, was already sated | to be rich in gold and tungsten! ; ore. But it is uranium that seems, * likely to stir “the center,”’ after | . years of neglect | 7 From Rum Jungle in the north “og to Wild Dog Valley in the south , ” Radium Hill to the Coronation | aie —_— -, field, prospectors are reporting) Bia aesuueee ae values which may ma‘e Australia | - eas , richer in uranium than any other 40% is ae nation in the world. . " ME _ The realization of the potentiall- CUBAN VESSEL DOCKS IN STATE—One of the | for use mixed with runt, which has become favorite ties of this gumti-desert, linked with | largest ships ever to traverse the St. Lawrence | drink down Havana way. The Biscaya, with a beam the disveovery of oi] in the far | canals the Biscaya. Cuban-Great Lakes Lines vessel, | of 43 feet, clears the St. Lawrence lock walls by , as sent © surge of con | loads a shipment of 100 tons of Michigan apple only six inches on each side | fidence end excitement trough | juice, plus furniture items at Muskegon. Juice 1s Jubilee Savings! terry shirts Reguarly 9 1 1.19 ‘J All Boys’ Sizes 4 to 16 — The manner a oO : _ oo Terry shirts that a fella can wear has been discovered runs true to| pect the north of Australia, just 88 Minister Present to Back = {nine He even helped Dale chase | without ironing! Can't stretch the the romantic history of the earty|he had done for years the cat The fish was not recovered. | 20% nylon neck ribbing . . . wont - shrink i@ washing! Choice of three days in central Australia; and the| Vast tracts of Australia's ‘dead | Youngster’s Fish Story a wild speculating in uranium shares | heart," as well as much of the — . . : Sette tee teen es amy | vedios, ‘aon badeg commbed hy gov: | NADCIE CHUNK, fx, a This ie Rabbit Not Appreciated on stock exchanges throughout the | ernment-owned aircraft, carrying nation, carries the saga into a} scintillographs which measure gam- modern setting. ma radiation from the country be- The Kum Jungle uranium field| low. Where there are signs of ra- quite a few minutes at a nearby colorful styles . . . sale priced! Save 22¢! Boxer Boyville Cotton play shorts Playshirt Sale Sanforized, won't shrink over | In «| seersucker or gab- ardine! Sizes 4-12. | 1-yearold Dale Stauffers fish) cay DIEGO, Calif. ww — | story Dale battled a large fish for Three bachelors share an apartment and | | the job of planning and cooking | was discovered by a veteran pros-| dioactivity, parties of experts are | *tream and finally beached it| Be- meals. When one of them served pector, Jack White, who was hunt-| sent to examine further is he had a chance to measure | rabbit for Tuesday dinner, four ing kangaroos when his practised; Recently, the government has | the fish a cat grabbed it and | weeks in a row, the other two ob- eye noted the possibilities of the | encouraged private companies to| Tan away with it. | jected. They found he had been area. Even after he collected his|take part in uranium. searching) The Rev, Samue| F Stauffer. | dating a laboratory teehnician who | $25,000 reward, White continued| and mining. The results have been|a Lutheran minister and Dale's| works in a medical clinic that | to live in a tin shanty and to pros-! astounding. | father, said he saw the whole| specializes in maternity tests. | ————___-_— — —— —--— — . —___—__3—@ 7 Yard Goods for 2 Dr esses ie Boyville Jr. Double Sale! Denim Jeans Boys’ Satin Lastex Derby T-Shirts — Knee Jean Sale for Roughest Wear Swimming Trunks T i ‘cl Never Requires Any lroning and Two Simplicity Patterns 57 er 122 x19 1.44 : Reg. 2 for $1 er Reg. 1.89 SILVER — INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA COST For ses 6 t Sich ei eet : a SALE lue shu with ontrasting knees Zip fly, bartacked pock B-oz der >F 1e@ ©6Boyville iple s hed TODAY! COME With the Purchase of Any Kenmore Sewing | 22 "2200 7 SEN oe Mitte oie! Sohne spray! am ei "Moat rom diores oe e { IN NOW! Machine at Sears! RRIFIC Sears offers you now... included at no extra cost .. . your choice TE of cotton yard goods for two summer dresses with a Kenmore SAVINGS IN sewing Machine. 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WO ‘ , Vacuums—Main Floor i \ AY ws \ XS ‘\ N Regular 89¢ Acetate ] » aT \ ; \ \ \\ Taffeta ....Yd. 44¢ Sues . ee LIGHT war Yard Good 4, an ot am eet Main Floor | eeecraicar - ‘ APPLIANCES sop conver | iz SEARS ROEBUCE AMO val Califaclion guctanited. on yoie mony back” SEARS ee ee Salusfaction gunaniied ov your money bach” SEARS a ee pare see alc od TS wl THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSBAY, JUNE 24, 1956 50 | Marilyn Monroe Home, "| |Collapses After Flu current picture four weeks ago. HOLLYWOOD @® —A three-day | down as a result of a flu attack rest in bed has been ordered for | 160 days ago, but probably would | An Indonesian delegation headed ~* |Marilyn Monroe, who collapsed | be able to resume her work Sétur- | by Foreigt’ Minister Soenarjo ar * , | three times since the start of her|day at Twentieth Century-Fox | rived here last night to start dis- ; cussing the liquidation of the five- Studios. f' 3 | Dr. § R Kennemer teat Met indonesian Delegation |home yesterday r test, |collapse. He said she was run)!" Amsterdam for Talks The Foreign Minister said Indo nesia wants to replace the union by ordinary diplomatic relations. Benefication is any process by which the yield of metal from ore is increased. AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, #— Died of Asphyxiation MT. CLEMENS (UP)—The death of Mrs. Rosemary Elliott, whose body was found in a bathtub, was caused by asphyxiation, an au- topsy revealed today. =, < THIRTEEN | eaaehd Duiditedenieien | Unions Ww Township police said Tre talks begin next Monday. | Autopsy Shows Woman |, *o i 2 apparently tainted them while her soldier husband, Pfc. Charles Elliott, was serving in Korea. . r. ¥, . ne a . - is ae . eam - ‘2 : | FILM SHIP—A replica of the ship on which Paris kidnaped the | fair Helen and thus started the Trojan War is launched near Rome for use in the new movie, ‘‘Helen of Troy.” . Senate to Vote | be like waving a red flag in the face of key House Republicans who favor higher tariffs. | Many House GOP leaders, such | |as Rep. Daniel A. Reed (R-NY), were reluctant to go along even | | with a one-year extension without | | new restrictions on imports. Reed | on Trade Act GOP Solons Soy Oem mittee which has authority over Substitute Would Kill! taritt iegisiation in the House. | Tariff Program After his three-year-proposal ran | into difficulties there, Eisenhower WASHINGTON — Republican! last month let it be known he Senate leaders passed word today | would go —- ee an extension now but sai was not, that adoption of a Democratic-| a coping his interest in the broader | sponsored, broadened extension of | program, He said passage of the | the Reciprocal Trade Act probably | one-year extension would give Con- | would kill the 20-year-program. | gress opportunity to study his plan Majority | further. Leader Knowisnd of Knowland and Millikin contend California and Chairman Millikin | ». might ‘well refuse a con- (R-Colo) of the tariff-handling Fi-| ¢ and let the law die if the| nance Committee, it was learned, | Senate passes a exten- | were using this argument to try | sion measure. to hold votes in line for a simple| However, both Senators said they one-year extension bill already| were confident the proposed sub- | passed by the House. stitute, offered by 22 Democrats | * * *@ and independent Sen. Morse of Ore- | They argued that a three-year gon, would be beaten, extension with new powers for the, The vote on the substitute is ex- President to cut tariffs, as origi-| pected today, and possibly final nally requested by President Ei-| passage of the bill, the Senate last senhower and now provided for in| night having adopted an agree- the Democrats’ substitute, would’ ment to limit debate. SAVE on a fine new pianol Every piano used in the Michigan An- nual Music Festival is on sale at SPECIALs Regularly priced at 2.98 . . . so pretty and comfortable you'll want to wear them everywhere. Faded blue or charcoal with white trim or all icy white. AND best of all, they’re washable! Have them in all the colors! Choose yours now—save! Women’s sizes. Sears Shoe Dept-—Main Floor g) CELEBRATING 25 YEARS IN THIS Pillowcase Values Stamped Tubing Pillowcases Choose your fovorites many SALE STARTS TODAY! 1.22 trom Reg. 1.59 attractive oxford jeepers in bright colors child's 5-12... women's 4-9 Cotton lined duck in your choice o/ red, blue, or white. Save now! sandals Priced Low at Give romping little feet the open-air treedom for warm weather! Save now! Biltwel open-air Kerrybrooke casuals 49 Cool fabrics in gay styles and colors go everywhere — indoors or oul! See them! Values to 1.39! Assorted Honeylane polo shirts 44: Choose from solids, stripes, hecks and plaids in quality polo shirts for girls’ 7-16 Save to 95c! 32¢ Savings! Girls’ Blouse Puckered Nylon 166 Many assorted styled with ruf- fles, trims in 7 to 14. Reg. 1.98 far belaw regular prices! In this great Piano Sale you choose | from dozens of styles, makes | ond finishes. And you get a brand new piano, except for its use in the Festival! Don’t miss this once-a-year opportunity! SAVE 30¢! Cotton Briefs 45¢ Smooth-fitting elastic leg and waist! Sizes 7 to 14 SAVE 77s! Rayon Panties e Ld $ row Bl Panties for girls’ 7 to 14 in well- made rayon with elastic waist and assorted trim! Save! lowest price we know for this quality Sears Moccasins -No-lron Cotton Plisse P.J.’s Values to 2.98 2*°3 Assorted styles and colors in Charmode ‘no-iron” plisse. All women's sizes 34 to 40! Choose from this sale collection now! or Jubilee SPECIAC, No-lron Cotton Plisse Gowns Values ] 77 to 2.98 Round, square, V-neck-lines. 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Saginaw St. Ph FES-AITI less Sheers at a “Silver Jubilee” Price Sheer Nylons ' nylon shee beautiful and cost so little! First auityl Ss ren New shades. Buy your Silver Jubilee” saving Hosiery Bar—Sears Main Floor Pair $ for patterns! 5 Theyre bémstitched for cro- chet. 42inch tubing! * Ca ¥ . ’ < od . . 2 _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 . fe SS P “I don't want to give you his Woodpecker Taps Daily name because if he's not in jail | HARTFORD, Conn, ® — Dean | before returning to their suburban | Her itinerary includes England, Pretty Cozy Role | seane might want to find him,” she) W. Moores reports that daily at CANTON, Ohio (UP) — Francie | whipple Heights home. Francie/ Norway, Denmark, Sweden, | FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) — replied. 4:40 am. a woodpecker attacks | 9 f } r soapy 4 ” . visi me, Huttman. 2. who expect be | wil rm int nine langues be |Frane, the Netherlands, Span |When slter A.D. Maral a! Wl, tn” ated Marsal the elevion slay ee teacher some day, is going to learn | , ts Saie | : s\°w s your nb : > \about foreign schools first hand. | %#4¢s English, but she t plan | Italy, Portugal, Germany and Swit |telephone, a woman asked if her, ‘If I told you, you'd know his| plenty of wakeful hours to plan | She, hey father and mother plan |to learn them all. She'll have a/zeriand. She will keep a diary,of son had been jailed. Marshall name.” said the woman as she | woodpeckercide, but 50 far he has ' found ‘no answers. } |a three-nmionth tour of Europe that | translator beside her in the class-' her experiences and impressions._| asked the ‘son's name. , hung up. ] 7 —E _—_—_ — aa . “FOURTEEN \ “ Francie in 11 different | rooms where she doesn't know the Curious Mother Plays | mor | Prospective Teacher, 13, | wi! see : in 11 different, countries | language. * |to Visit 11 Countries =e Se | Come In Now! - This Terrific Storewide Sale Starts Today! a Wi silver Jubilee ROEBUCK AND CO. fs CELEBRATING 25 YEARS IN THIS GREAT CITY PRE 47 OF pa NEW SEAL FOR MARINES—Alter signing an executive order establishing an official seal for the U. S. Marine Corps, President Eisenhower hands the pens with which he signed the order to Gen. | Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr.. Marine Corps commandant. General | Shepherd holds in his left hand the new seal. Assistant Secretary of Defense Fred Seaton is standing directly behind the President. Reds Use Terror in Africa to Keep Country Unstable’ Editor's note The tides of oppo- ettion beat fiercely against the en pire Prance built on two sides of | j | up a great single defense complex | |—a deterrent to any overt aggres-| the world. Indochine is ai! but adrift, and North Africa ts shaken | sive move by Moscow. There are | by the weve of nationalism W!) j Mam L. Ryan has surveyed the | @n inner ring of bases in North prospects in both areas as well | = i in Prance fteelf, This is the fourth | Africa, England, Spain and Tur- | of a series in which he portrays the tottering empire—and how it weak- key and an outer ring forged by ened | Iceland, Greenland and the Pacific By WILLIAM L. RYAN | area. - . : American experts say these P Foreign N Anal | AP Ff — vat | rings are so formidable Moscow RABAT, French Morocco —! must keep its air force at 50 per “Someday some: of you Americans | cent fighters to offset the bomber might. get killed here. When that| threat. The more bases the West happens, please — please do not}has, the more freedom of action lose your heads.” it has in time of war, from the These words came to me from | standpoint of choosing places from a highly placed person in Morocco | Which to attack. The more bases who must otherwise remain un-| the West has, the more Moscow's identified. air defense problems increase, the I asked him to elaborate. He| ™0re its defenses must be dis- replied with a shrug and the re- | Persed mark: “There are forces here who | want you to lose your heads.” . . . This informant was one of many Loss of Morocco would mean loss of an area within easy strik- ing distance of strategic targets, an area whose weather permits who insist there is much foreign | ‘#keoffs all but 17 days a year. influence in the creeping terror in| Communists are outlawed both North Africa, an area which has |!" Tunis and Morocco, but there come to be of strategic importance | '* & hard core of 500 Moroccan to. Western defense. | Communists, built up by French Daily killings of French and Mo-| Reds with the help of France's roccans are commonplace now The objective of the terror — whether the influence comes from jocal extremists, nationalists, Arab| Obviously under. orders from out- . . League propaganda, Mosco w/| ide. the Communist party of Mo- Trade-in Silver Jubilee 60 agents or from all these sources — | TCC has become supernationalist SIZE Allowance is the same in the French view. It) —™ore than that, monarchist—in 4 Tires Savings for You! tise gla is to keep France off balance in its attempts to woo and infiltrate g ° 6.7015 the area and render it unstable. the nationalist movement. It re- | 6.00x16 17 95 51 80 6.00 : Size reasonableness of nationalist ns-|med Ben Younset, whose ouster |] | 6.70x15 | 19.75 | 59.00 |" 6.00 Each, in Sets of 4 and 4 Old Tires prations, instablity in North An. | bY the French nine months oxo ll 1-7 19915 | 21.95 | 68.70 | 6.00 Enjoy greater protection, greater driving confi- a 8! - | _|— — United States and her allies. 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The United States has three bases completed and one nearly | completed and already operational in Morocco, at a cost of more than Communist-dominated labor feder- | ation. . > ° States Intelligent Moroccan leaders re- alize the Communists, under Sec- retary Ali Yata, are trying to in- filtrate their ranks. Yet the day may come when, after long irrita- tions and terror, alliances of op. SOU Ommy ev SPARS, FOEBUCK AMD CO. all prices plus Fed. tax and exchange ALLSTATE TIRES INSTALLED FREE! They're Trade in today for a set of 4 new Allstate Safety Tread tires Cool- made with tough X-41° Cold Rubber for greater mileage! running, bonded rayon cord gives extra protection! Save! ALLSTATE PREMIUMS 4 Tires, Regular 85.40, plus old tires, 62.40 Auto Accessories—Perry St. Basement 12 Month Guaranteed! 300 million dollars. The bases were | portunity may lure some of the | begun shortly after the Korean | more extreme elements. And Com- | War exploded. The French per. | ™untsts are schooled in terror. It ALLSTATE mitted 7,500 Americans to be based ' not beyond possibility that they might arrange the well-timed kill ing of Americans. BATTERIES permanently in Morocco to run the installations.. Almost all are skilled personnel. ll } * * -® Drivers of 16 to 20 years old are Present plans call for five bases | involved in five times as many ac- SN Sale 99 in Spain to complement the North | cidents as drivers 45 to 50 years e * ae Pri African program, This will make old. |). wet Sa ES | co Smal nce ond old Allstate Scooters Compounded Oil Steel Mesh Carriers Car Top Carriers « M Bea «due No Shifti Automatic Clutch In New Handy Carrying Kit For More Luggage Space Heavy Oak Support Bars hemset plates for long $199 HW . ( - Res. 21050 res 1845 13.950 teers 5 BB Lt BN Ser, Now Only 1.69 FORA Economical bnerncecenvan Ted Bandy way to buy and carry Clear the interior of your car 52-inch wood top carriers with coe, Pnaned eT eUt WG fun! 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Tested to give better engine operation and pro- rag 6 et aa cet vere rt tection from gasses. Fit Chev, 1941-52, except con- ae — ove! _* vertibles and power glide | Eas Allstate one-wheel trailer has 500-lbs. rated capaciiy, follows car easily on 360° swivel fork. Rigidly built of 19-gauge steel Coil spring absorbs road shock. Size 55x34x13-in. Buy now! %& Powerful 4-Pole Motor—High efficiency at low op erating cost. No radio or TV interference. % Completely Weatherized %& Underwriters Lab. Approved DOWNTOWN PONTIAC ONLY! Sattifuction guaranttod or your money back” SENDK 154 N. Saginaw Phone FES-I71 ” year-old housewife and mother of tional Chicken Cooking Queen. Elegant Chick Recipe tives on/a 20-eere farm near New| Wins Title for Woman aredigee: Papattoalbege i GEORGETOWN, Del. @—-A 4-/° three today wore the crown of Na- Mrs. Steven J. Barczewski, who } Failure to Dim Lights Foils Young Escapees ORANGE, Va. —When the ap- *|proaching car didn't dim its lights “|as required by state law, State Chambers Trooper James W. turned around and overtook the vehicle. Two youths .in the car, Jackson url seetirtely Medical Group Advised ‘Sex Hysteria’ Fosters |or Illegitimate Births yesterday. Many influences are at work pro- ducing “‘an emotional shambies which fosters many of the devia- tions and denatured biological trends which are common among our young folks,” Dr. Goodrich C. Schauffler of Portland, Ore., told the American Medical Assn. He urged physicians to “go be- yond the ordinary call" of duty to help these girls. . think these matters cannot be “‘de- cently. handled—many of them by the physician." Having their babies may “‘turn out to be a maturing experience— often a distinct psychological ad- vantage as compared to an abor- tion." Dr. Schauffler said there were 88,000 illegitimate live births in 1938, and 142,000 in 1950. Nearly half these mothers in 1950 were Sylvan Lake Residents Can Loan Beach Cards Syivan Lake residents who have guests wishing to use the city beach should loan them their beach cards, City Manager Ernest Ethier said today. 20) 4:101@ @ 1. lene) x Jubilee SPECIALS SEARS E Power Wood Bits Bores % to 1-in. Diameter neg. = 2.99 Flat design bits for power drills or drill presses. Bores smooth holes up to 5-in. deep even through knots. Stainless 7? Can't Sicin nog. 69s | 5.99 Beautiful Lady Dunlap ign! ‘t ever rust or stai ever needs polishing! One piece solid steel knives. “By doing this, police officers can properly patrol the park,” | Manager Ethier stated. He added | that a check last week showed a small percentage of residents had attached the 1954 cfty decal sticker to their auto windshields. This should be done as soon as possible. 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Navy, There was no thought | of its becoming a commercial ven- | ture It was devised to teach fliers a little more about ther trade, and make to shoot down an «ne - for them A Lord. S J. and they are of the films they watched were al most as realistic as if In a rockel ing plane One episode in the new ciner- ama showing scheduled for re- lease this ris a ride ina Grumman cartier-based jet, from catapult through a dipsy-doodied dog-fight and back to the deck. And as a perfect cycie-complet- ting ending. the U. S. Navy has asked for a print to be used in training another generation of Navy filers. Readers of the works of Dan: A Lord. S J.. and they are of all r s fait be t hed bw his st« n the Ju Digest I need only to quote a fe lines to give you-its topi “Don't tell me its cance said. half-joking. (He had just had @ long checkup at St. John’s Hos pital, St. Louis, and his doctors} had come to cal! on him.) “ *You'd want to know the truth wouldn't you”’ They quickly asked “Well, all my life, I've wanted te know the truth, I have ® ways thought the truth, pleasant Or unpleasant, is something to which people bave a right; and in the end, truth is the only kind answer. So I nodded. “It's cancer,’ said the doctors, ‘cancer of the lungs.’ "’ **] suppose my next question was inevitable. How long do I live?” What he did about it makes the most absorbing reading I've come upon in months. Sufferers from hay fever, which ranks even ahead of Liberace fan clubs as a chronic, non-fatal dis- ease, have a solid champion ir |- fellow . sufferer Louis V. Fucc of the Bronx. He is executive di rector of a non-profit organiza tion named Hay Fever Prevention Society, Inc. As a result of a sneezing in- terview with him he has sent me a copy of the society's petition te Congress. Gist of it is: “We, the undersigned sufferers, now variously numbering between 6 million and 11 million, feel there tended to eradicate the nuisance of ragweed, chief cause of about 90 per cent of hay fever." Sekkid the mobtion . first visit of the W Alton 707 foot $9,500,000 tanker The dones, —_—_—— The sportsmen’s choice . . MERCURY 5 *202 Compare weight .. . compare performance . eary Mark 5 wins! Performs from a slow troll to 20 m.p-h with ease! Has 360-degree steering. Magna pul starter. Mercury 7'2 h.p. outboard motor SALE! Choice! Minnow Buckets 1.49 Choose between gal- vanized, non-floating ef papier mache. ar NAVY] EDERAL’ FEDERAL seafaring-minded citizens of this old pert. But, on the same day, the American Merchant Marine Institute had disturbing news to spread. With 1842-9 in Tournament Score | | NEW YORK W®—Russia's vaunt- | To wit: Not one ocean-going > : freighter has been built in the ed chess team, as expected, has it. S. for an American line since conquered the best players Amer- 48 . . .Foreign merchant fleets ica could muster | “ . 1A , 2 ven’ - have been rebuilding: we havent The Russians clinched their vic- | Our share of world trade tory last night in the fourth and leaving | ‘ ports hus dropped to YS pey cent A liberty ship costs] final round of a J2-game tourna us 3.000 a month to operate is ment that stretched over eight ypposed to $4,000 to $%.000 qa mor h] | days under foreign flags Our coast-] x . | fieet bulv } The score stood ut l4#'2 to 92 ; aru oO niury s now 3 chant marine for a ceolm um | for the visitors, playing here for virtually extinct for oil tankers ... | The interest alone from our $3 billion World War I shipbuilding program and $19 billion World War II ditto would pay for a huge new | shipbuilding subsidy program and would pay for all our operating | differential subsidies with lots to | spare Lange to Appeal Life Sentence © Jury Finds Milkman Is Guilty in Detroit Murder of Steel Executive DETROIT (# — Milkman John P. Lange, convicted of the slaying of a love rival, planned today to ap- peal to the state Supreme Court in an effort to save himself from a life term in prison A Recorders (Criminal) Court jury deliberated little than four hours yesterday before find ing hum guilty of first degree mur- der in the fatal shooting of steel executive John W. Mattson, 43 Unless changed by a higher court, the vérdict means life imprison ment. Lange, 51, confessed shooting Mattson as he sat at his desk at the Atiag Steel Co, the night of last Jan. 25. Later, however, he retracted the confession and said he had been “brainwashed” by police, The prosecution charged tha Lange killed Mattson because in considered him a rival for the af fection of Mrs. Estelle Jamieson 45 - year - old drugstore waitress Teacher Fights Firing = vn [ONES Red Hearings Upon conviction, nge_ said: 1’ not guilty. 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They drew al! four of their | third-ranking and drew one, to outscore Taimo nov 2% to 14%. A win scotes a point, a draw }a half point. Each player played tthe same mf&n four times. Evans won last night with a | strong attack on the King’s side. | ‘It was the best game have | played so far,:’ he saig happily. Prolonged applause greeted the an- nouncement that Taimonov had re- signed in defeat. * *¢ ® The No, 2 Russian, David Bron- stein, swept all four of his games against Arnold Denker and alter- nate Arthur Dake. The Soviet's man, Paul Keres, won three and seemed on his way to a fourth against Max Pavey | when time ran out and it was ad- this afternoon * s +. journed to / The famed Grand canal f Moun Whitney in California ts through Venice in the shape of a> ee mage calla letter “5S.” : - In other results last night Rus-} sian Tigran Petrosyan defeated Ar-| thur Bisguier and American Rob- ert Byrne drew his game with Alexander Kotov Byrne's younger brother, Donald, 24, still was struggling against Yuri Auerbach, champion of Russia, when the five-hour session ended. Byrne won two of his previous games and lost one. The matches, played at the Hotel games ahead of Mark Taimonov. Evans won two of his games, lost one United Press Phote Trente gallant speech provisions of the first | amendment and the self-incrimina- | tion provisions of the fifth amend- | ment. 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MALCOM BURTON ef a report by a special com- mittee on Free Church Policy. Even before the report's official presentation to the 2,500 delegates, officials of the denomination’s | home and foreign mission boards came up with a legal analysis, prepared by a New York City law firm, saying the report advocated ‘‘impossiblities and paradoxes.” The report, prepared by a com- mittee headed by Dr. Wendell Fi- field, of Brooklyn's Pilgrim church, said authority to act on any mer ger with another denomination | rests individually ‘with the, churches.”’ As to how that authority could be expressed, the report added: | “There is no provision or plan regarding this crucial matter in any congregational documents on This criticism was heatedly de- nounced yesterday by members of a committee for continuation of Congregational Christian Churches which has fought the proposed merger plan. “These birds have slipped a dag- ger into the report, silently and in the dark,”’ Rev. Harry Butman, of Los Angeles, declared at a stra- tegy meeting of the committee “This is a treacherous attack.” The Rev, Macotm K. Burton, } $ #: He also charged that Dr. Doug- las Horton, chief executive of the General Council, “‘is trying to sell our fellowship on a written con- stitution” that would ‘utterly change the nature of our fellow- ship.”’ Promote Owosso Man OWOSSO #—Rolly W. Fitch, for the past seven years manager of the Owosso Battery plant of the Electric Auto Lite Corp. of Toledo, has been placed in charge of pro- daction, in all of the company’s nine battery plants in the United States and Canda. City Kiwanians Form 3rd Club. Charter Ceremonies for North Pontiac Unit Held Wednesday Pontiac's third Kiwanis Club was officially born last night at charter ceremonies at the Old Mill Tavern |in Waterford Township. About 190 Kiwanians from Mich- igan's District Five were on hand ‘to bring the newly-formed North Pontiac Kiwanis Club into being President Richard Scribner of | the sponsoring West Pontiac Club, intredeced Toastmaster Mason A. Case, Lieutenant Governor of the district. Pontiac Mayor William W. Don- | aldson was present to recognize the group in a welcoming speech, and greetings were extended by Ki- wanis International official, Walter A. Patenge, chairman of new club building. Marion S. Lincicome, president of the foundling club, accepted the charter from Distrcit Governor Ce- cil C. Bruton, who also presented Lincicome with a leather portfolio for the presidential office. Other gifts were given by | Frank O. Staiger ef Port Huron, | Mich. Dis. Sec., te Albert C. Benter dr., secretary of the new club, who received a secre- Scribner, Pontiac North's vice president, with flags and plaque; Scribner also gave co-vice president Ste- phen B. Glover a gong and gavel. Lincicome presented member- ship certificates to 52 charter members. In a colorful ceremony, Lincicome placed the 101st gold link on Gov. Burton's chain. Each link represents a club in the Dis- trict. Entertainment followed a ban- quet and ceremonies. Hemlock trees usually mature in 1530 to 200 years. Hal ie NO } MONEY DOWN MONTHS TAKE UP TO 6 Double Size. . Cannon that all may share. Be Hore Whon the Boots Open! ; 1,000 Yards at 39c to 59¢ © PERCALE — Never So Low. . Come early, while they last. We re- serve the right to limit quantity so TO PAY! Never have we sold such fine quality at such a low Ps : 2 price. Prints, dots, stripes © price. Prints, dots, stripes. #, Seersucker ... 3 yds. $1 «= Sport Denim. . .2 yds. $1 oat Single, First Quality SHEETS Snare Juveniles Near Midland Mosquitoes Help Police Flush Pair Who Filed From County Home Two Oakland County Children’s | Home escapees wil] be returned) from Midiand today after their ar- rest by police who were given an assist by a swarm of deep-biting | mosquitoes. The two 16 - year - olds were driven from a wooded area Tues- day by mosquitoes and into the arms of police who had been chas- ing the youths in the area for about two hours. The pair refused to answer to Midland Police were alerted by a Mapleton service station opera- tor who complained that the pair drove off without paying for their gas. Roadblocks intercepted t he youths who turned off U. S. 10 and fled along back roads. Police said the youths a the car and ran into a wo but hungry mosquitoes forced them | out, Realistic Movie Makers Ignore the Real Thing HOLLYWOOD «—A movie stu- dio was shooting a murky wea- ther scene and the script called for some rain-making machines to provide the necessary sprinkles in the right places. Everything went along fine until the sky clouded up and it began to rain. The director ordered the rain- making machines turned off, the equipment packed into trucks and the film shooting halted. “We'll have to wait until a sunny day to film the rain scene,"’ he i : ' | who is employed by Pan Ameri- | can Airlines in Detroit Bloomfield Hills Gir Loses Beauty Title ‘(Continued From Page One) and I was sure she had won.” “I learned later the result was /not even close,” he. said, Spectators protested the decision so forcefully that the committee | suspended the result and declared the competition ‘‘no contest.’ + In an extraordinary 3 a.m. ses- sion today the executive committee of the Greater Muskegon Junior Chamber of Commerce, sponsors of the Miss Michigan contest, ac- cused the judges of ‘‘a pattern of voting.” The commitiee said all tities and awards (some $3,000 in gifts) wege held in abeyance pending a conference with the Atlantic City Miss America pageant of- ficials. It was obvious from the begin- ing of the pageant last night in the Michigan Theater jammed with 1,800 persons, that Janice Somers Michigan State College junior from —— was the audience favor- judges was announced. Polite plause greeted the crowning of Miss Susin, 5 foot 10. 137-peund former Michigan State homecoming queen The crown was bestowed by Mrs. | verre Robbins Molnar of Dowagi- ig the decision of this board that the pageant shall be considered no contest until such consideration and a ruling has been obtained.” Senate Group Rejects Ike's Farm Program (Continued From Page One) Sens, Aiken, Hickenlooper (R-Ia), Williams (R-Deh, Schoeppel (R- Kan), Welker (R-Idaho), Holland (D-Fla) and Andersen (D-NM). winners of contests in Muskegon, West Branch, Detroit Highland Park, Ocean County, Grand Rap- ids, St. Clair Shores, Dewagiac and Coloma, | Schoeppel said he first voted for the one-year extension with an un- The. judges, none of whom were | immediately available for com- | derstanding that other major pro- visions of a general farm bill, pre- viously approved by the com- mittee, would be sent on to the Senate. “When this was not agreed to I voted against the edtension,” he said. Humphrey offered the proposed two-year extension but Young and] 7 Thye voted against that along with others who opposed the one-year motion later. “I, think a two-year extension would face a certain presidential veto,” Young told reporters____., He said he believes a one-year extension “has a 50-50 chance for Senate approval and about the same for escaping a veto.” Carp, long netted from Minne- sota lakes as a nuisance, have been found to provide tasty food A number of factories are engaged in canning the product. ment were Pete Baldwin, Howell, } state president of the Junior Cham- | ber; Anita Gillette, Elkhart Ind., fashion expert; Harold A. Wood, general agent for the Wisconsin- Michigan Steamship Co., Milwau- kee: Dorothy Scharle, Chicago fashion expert; George Grabin, Milwaukee advertising executive; and Tom Farrell, United Press cor- respondent in Grand Rapids. McGhee Brothers Fight Each Other in Court Trials GREENVILLE, Mo. 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The other daf~tor instance, in a famous New York store, I tried on a dress reduced to $35. “Just a few alterations, madam,"’ the salesgirt cried, “‘and-it'll be lke custom amade.” The fitter arrived, squirted chalk around the hem for a mark- er, and criss-crossed some pins at a couple of seams and gussets. I asked what the alterations would cost “Oh, it won't kill anybody."’ was | the laughing reply. “It gets figured according to the time chart '’ Two days later, dress and bill arrived— *1$15.00 for alterations. My protests that this was near- ly 50 per cent of the “bargain” got me nowhere. Hadn't I real- ized it was such a wide, de luxe bem? Didn't I know the price of skilled fitters? Those unions, etc. Another time I told a great hard- ware store that my doctors’ type scale was suddenly behaving like a delirious patient, calling my weight 105 one minute and 186 the next. Again an estimate in advance was impossible on the repair job, “until the factory bills us.” This time my bill came to a third the cost of a brand new scale—plus $12.00 for “crating and shipping to and from factory.’’ The factory, it turned out, Was roughly 1,000 miles by rail from my bathroom. Gyp? Racket? These were both about operating in the dark about many kinds of repairs and altera- tions and refinishing and re- storing. But the most “iffy” unknown you can run into come from dam- age in a rented place. A couple of years back, as I sat in a sofa in a modest enough summer cottage, a pot of boiling hot after-dinner cof- fea wobbled, tipped and splashed all over everything, including my ankles. On the heelg of first-aid for me, came first-aid for the carpet, with complete recovery for both. But during the final summer cleaning, I moved the’ sofa from its usual place, and a six-inch coffee splotch, hitherto concealed, looked up dark-| planes landed simultaneously — | laugh! ) at fancy price; forty acres ly from the otherwise beige floor.|one on top of the other — at the! of pin oaks and black snakes. Old I summoned the ‘owners, re- vealed the hidden stain on my housewilely good name, and of- fered to pay for a professional spot-cleaning job. “The rug people,” I was ~in- formed a few days later by long distance phone, ‘‘say the job will never look right unless they do the entire carpet. It's wall-to-wall, of course, and goes around to the din- ing alcove in one piece. Their price is $170." Gyp? Racket? On the part of the |to the moon. DIAMOND WEDDING PAIR in 14K Gold... 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Saginaw St. Mart FE 4-4343 Churches Join | Safety Drive Pastors ‘to Fix Sunday as Day to Stress Safe Highway Driving BENTON HARBOR @—Churches throughout Michigan will proclaim “Michigan highway safety’ Sunday in an observance to try and cut Michigan’s heavy weekend traffic accident toll. Gov. Williams has named the day “highway safety Sunday” and THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 sermon theme. . tion in traffic aceidents last year as a result of the observance The program is being headed by the Rev, Stanley Buck of Benton Harbor. Serving with him on the committee are Mayor F. Joseph Fiaugh, Geald Shipman, manager otf the Benton Harbor-St. Joseph Safety Council, the Rev. Walter B. | Price, and L. R. White, editor of dium. County officials noted a reduc- | Senate Hopefuls at Party Rallies. McNamara in Saginaw Valley, Moody Travels in Upper Peninsula By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS One’ Democratic candidate for | the U. naw Valley today while his oppo- | nent continued his Upper Peninsula | the Benton Harbor News Palla- | tour. Patrick V. McNamara Spake | | him through both lower and upper | Michigan. can-bred economic S. senatorial nomination | . carried his campaign into the Sagi- 4 gro FO SNOPPIng “ete Join Waite’s Budget Credit Club! ... pur- chase up to $120 of merchandise and take up to 6 long months to pay! save $49.05 on a new ... thrifty! Full Rotary Round Bobbin Desk Sewing $1 59° Reg. 209.00! @ Rich mahogany or maple finish! @ Sews forward and reverse! @ Desk style—3 handy drawers! sineé ter, “Seeican wact economy-priced sewing machine. - Today Is the day that you can make your own clothes on @ new Model 757-127 Take advantage of this special offer on this sew-to-save guaranteed, full rotary console machine. 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George Giancy has made 16,200 visits to eegsTityy pit fhe Hild; Bt ager of the Circle Line, said the $400,000 *‘Miss Liberty” is the first excursion steamer of its type de- ) Transport Service during the war. | He also spent four years traveling | with the Ringling circus as a side “T had 14 bears,” he remarked and let the matter drop. as if that alone were enough to explain why | he returned to the sea “Now I'm all settled down and | married and get home at nights,” | he said. Clancy met and wooed | his wife—she’s the daughter of the | superintendent of the Statue of | Liberty national monument—while | she was commuting to and from | Manhattan on his vessel * * *« Clancy has ferried all types of | people out to the statue—"‘from } senators to governors and movie | stars, from Faye Emerson to) United Nations officials. “But immigrants seem to get the | biggest thrill,” he said. “Many saw the statue from the deck of a ship when they first came to this country years ago, and they have England’ beauty contest in London for right to compete in ‘Miss Europe” final to be held in Vichy, France ‘Power Facilities Expand in Pacific Northwest federal agencies will build more facilities to produce power in the Pacific Northwest during the next is the busiest harbor in the world, | five years than will federal agen- and you're crossing all the big| ‘ies, according to J. Frank Ward, have time to think mon else.” ad “= saying He estimated non-federal agen- ee *¢ 6 cies, would build facilities to pro- NoAmpish Irish impulse to by-|@uce 3,250,000 kilowatts of vital the Statue of Liberty and|new power, and federal agencies his boatload of sighteers on| would build facilities for produc- down to Florida ever tempts the | ing about 3,150,000 kilowatts. Three hundred million years ago, “Anyway,” he said firmly, “I've | one-third of the United States was ‘covered by tangled swamps. SPOKANE, Wash. (UP) — Non- | | liners going in and out. You don't | Chairman of the state power com | | PERSONAL FILE CABINET Mis is * BLUE * GREEN * GREY Ve S| Ideal for Home Use Only--- 4 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-4242 THE: PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 | This Week-end at the LION STORE @ SUMMER CODLERS Betty Barclay Cottons Regularly $8.95 $ Se Two of the season’s most beguiling dresses! 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ARK FREE REAR of STORE WHILE SHOPPING “+ ¢= « __" ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 en —s STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL — Big, juicy straw- berries in a giant basket are all this girl seems to want in the world as she revels in the quantities of | cream to go with Millard Orders Firing of Two Conservation Officers Refused to Testify at Trial of Ousted Chief LANSING W—Atty. Gen. Frank G. Millard virtually told the State Conservation Department today to fire two officers who refused to testify against their suspended chief. The two officers, Michael and Stephen Kukura of Crystal Falls, refused to testify at the civil serv- ice appeal hearing of Bernard Stephansky, suspended field ad- ministration regional supervisor for the Upper Peninsula. The Kukura brothers took ref- uge im the fifth amendment to the constitution, Millard said, claiming their testimony might tend te incriminate them. Millard told newsmen ‘“‘these men have a constitutional right not te talk. We can’t make them talk. they peal at ence te the State Sa preme Court. “We're going to the mat on this one,” Millard said. “It certainly was not the inten- tion of the people to make civil service a haven for those in state “@eeoeeoea ev eeen ee 2nd Fleer « Lawrence Provident Loan and Savings Seciety of Detroit 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST. Gerald Harvey, Manager « 1AC ¢ FEderal 2-8249 Leens mode to residents of ell surrounding towns . New Low Prices! California Redwood Scalloped Edge Dustcap Cornices Add Window Beauty tart berries on hand for annual strawberry festival at Nemi, Italy. Only thing lacking is the sugar and - |ported today. er, and Capt. William | for dysentery. Incisions for drain- R. Shadish, { Kew Gardens, N.Y.,| age of abscesses were made with- now at Walter Reed Army Center,|out anaesthesia and sometimes Washington, D.C. . with improvised instruments, such In the spring of 1953 food be-|as the metal arch support from a State Justices Meet |ceartes M. Ziegler, were scheduled | Migrant, Worker Killed PETOSKEY w — Law enforce. |" ™™*™* ——— ment officers from all parts of the The forest area of the United came so scarce that prisoners ate | combat boot. . state assembled tdday for the an-| States, exclusive of Alaska, 1s | when a truck in which they were nual meeting of the Michigan Jus-| larger than the combined area of | riding went out of control and over- Some of the new phosphorus | tices of the Peace Assn. State Po-| France, Germany, Norway, Italy, | turned on U.S. 27 St. available were cough tablets for|compounds are deadly to many |lice Commissioner Joseph A. Childs | Sweden, Belgium and The Nether- Johris. The name of the victim was insect pests. 5, and State Highway Commissioner | lands. not available. G them. 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Mrs. Given in Honor of Sandra Hodge Sandra Hodge was honored Tues day evening at a bridal shower | given by Mrs. Richard Bashore at | | Cecil Powers, Mrs. Arthur Ellison ber home on Ogemaw road. |and Mrs. Walter Findley. Sandra, ‘who is the daughter of | Edward Lauckner, Mrs the Ronai@ Hodges of Neome drive | Mrs Theodore Carison on August: 3, in | pleted the hist =" Bloom icld ASHION PARK AT OUR Open tonight ‘til —CHARGE ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE— | Alma Ward, Mrs. Gerald Shirley, | will speak her marriage vows with | | Mrs. Carison and Mrs, Hodge com- | vin Toga FOR YOUNGSTERS! CECILE’S 4494 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-7224 | can take another bow at beautiful Pine Lake Country Club. Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breakfasts—Luncheons RIKER FOUNTAIN Lobby of Riker Bldg. THE PONTIAG PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 utd hoor atetap idaeemeneamel itn Pre Enjoying @ game of cards at Pine Lake Country Club Wednesday were Mrs. D. 1. Brown of Oneida road, Mrs. Russell Eames of West Pike street, Mrs. L. H. Cole of |luncheon chairmaned by Mrs. Vernon Abbott. ne Lake Country Club Sil eesatddes aseliineinilh: nha ieee tn ne 7 Meet in Redecorated Club House Women -Attend Luncheon Oakland County, famous for its beautiful lakes and country clubs, The newly decorated club house is the pride of all its members. When you wander up from the ter- race which overlooks the lake, walk through the screened porch, you spot the delicate petal pink walls of the dining room. Chartreuse drapes cover one entire wall, and the petal pink is picked up by the print drapes on the opposite wall. Wednesday was a busy day for the club as members of the ladies’ luncheon groups gathered for the get-acquainted luncheon and card party of which Mrs. Vernon Ab- bott was chairman. These luncheon and card parties MALING SHOES Cally / Gee! Gesh ! “Theyre Gorgeous! MALING’S —" WEDGES Imagine! They're Only Maling Sho eS , 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open. Friday Evenings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month with a total of four parties for the season. Mrs. Harry Pearce is general chairman of the seasonal parties. The women’s golf league known as the Pine Lake Niners was organized in 1952 by Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Leslie Tripp with 28 members. This year’s records show that 70 members are listed in the league. Tuesday's winners for low score were Mrs. Norman Gehringer and Mrs. Vere Hodges. Mrs. Abbott was assisted by Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. H. R. Norgren and Mrs. Mansel Wiley for Wednes- day's luncheon arrangements VEW Auxiliary Receives Trophy Reports were made by dele- gates to the department encamp- ment held recently in Grand Rap- ids when the ladies auxiliary to VFW Post 1370 met Tuesday eve- ning in the South Saginaw street club rooms. It was announced that the auxil- jary was on the department honor roll and was recipient of a travel- ing trophy awarded for work done for the national home. Pastel Hose Pretty Just for fun this summer, try matching your pastel linen dresses with the new nylon stockings in pastel shades. Then add delicate sandals, (left to right). Ottawa, drive and Mrs. J. Lester Brown of Cherokee road They gathered for the get-acquainted se v vere ees * Peatioe Press Phetes Paul Kantzes ‘Welcome Daughter, Grandchildren Mr:and Mrs. George L. Scales Return “From New England Trip, Class Reunion Mrs. Elbert Ashland and Elbert of Oakland, Calif., are visiti the home of her parents, Mr. and her two sons, Tommy and for a few weeks at rs. Paul Kantz of Mohawk road. Another daughter, Mrs.,John L. Preston and her son, Jay, are expected to arrive Friday at the Kantz home. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Scales of Henry Clay avenue have returned to their home after motoring through the New England states. Their itinerary included the 1954 commencement at Dartmouth College and the 50th year reunion of the class of 1004 of of which Mr. Scales was a member. * s s Arlene Seaman of South Shirley street was honored at a farewell party given re- cently by Mr. and Mrs. Bart Edds and Mrs. Eva Schaar '|in the Edds home on South »| Paddock street. Miss Seaman left this morning . | for New York where she will board a ship for Europe. She will spend three months touring France, Swit- zerland, England and Italy. - . * Virginia Ann Beresford of Bloomfield Hills will leave Thurs- day to spend the summer in Swit- O General chairman of the Wednesday | (center) of Illinois avenue, chairman of the ladies’ luncheons at Pine Lake Country Club \day, and Mrs. Leslie H. Tripp of Illinois is Mrs. Harry Pearce of Onei Seated with her are Mrs. da road (left). | avenue. Vernon Abbott | Sunlight Harms Hair Too much sun is dangerous for both skin and hair. So, while apply- ing your sun-tan oil to your skin, remember that constant exposure will dry it out. Reach for that Evening of Dances brightly colored bandana or gaily Held at Hampton’ Ss trimmed beach hat and save the beauty of your hair These beautiful do wonders for From Sketched From Stock Fabulous Fit Laton taffeta tunic sheath with slashed skirt, marching in panvies azzling Bie sand black. $19.95 FisU re Magic Performed by Catalina! narrow the waist, taper the hipline~ give you « fully- One a flattering cunic—the other breath-taking and backless to let you show off «/] your suntan. 51 N. SAGINAW ~~ Open Friday Nights ‘Til 9 P. M. Catalina swimsules your figure. They rounded bosom $995 The Verne C. Hampton summer | home on Motorway drive was the | setting Tuesday evening for a pro- |gram of dances, | Taking part were Katherine Bee- | be, Pamella Nicolls, Claudia Uhan, | Lanore Gallo, Pennie Nicolls, Lin- da Butler, Cynthia Sach, Jeanne Salathiel, Carol Boutin, Susan Dun- |lap, Toni Michal, Margaret Kim- ball and Barbara Jean Alton. Others were Carol Starr, Carol | Nicholie Susan Smith, Laureen _ Pinkerman, Mary Meng, Cheryl! | Green, Gretchen Gaensbauer Carolyn Gaensbauer, Mary | Hampton, Nancy Nicholie, Jane | Hubbard, Erma Jean Livingston, | Ann Livingston, Vicki Davison | and Pamela Davison, | Nancy Lee, Sally Smith, Martha | Dunlay and Susan Saarinen com- pleted the list. ‘Mrs. Kline Attends Buffalo Convention | Mrs. Pearl Kline of North Cass Lake road is in Buffalo, N. Y., | where she is attending the national | convention of Royal Neighbors of aaa mtle irate | America, a fraternal benefit so- ciety, Mrs. Kline is district deputy of the society, The convention will end Friday. seriand ag a member of the Ex- Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Racine of East Point, Ga, have returned to their home yoy hy to his parents, the Tom of Au- burn avenue. They also visited his sister, Mrs. Willis Titsworth of Mel- rose avenue * ° * Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rayner of Monterey boulevard announce HH, fi : Detroit Institute of Technology. He has rectived three degrees from the institution and is presently working on his law degree at Uni- versity of Detroit School of Law. * . . The birth of a son, James Paul, on June 21 at Pontiac General Coleman street. Mrs. Phipps is the former Ruth Hart. The Ralph Phipps of South Anderson street and Mrs. Maude Hart of Coleman street are the grandparents. + . » Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rummell (nee Joan Juett) of Oakland Ave- nue announce the birth of a son, Paul Brian, June 11 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. The infant’s grand- parents are Mrs. Evelyn Juett of Murphy avenue, Mrs, Roy Wood of Detroit and George Rummell of Flint. Homemakers Meet at Tiberg Home The Community Homemakers Ex- tension Club met at the Ogemaw road home of Mrs. William Tiberg recently for lessons on table ar- rangements and centerpieces. Mrs. William Bailey Fred Eastman were hostesses. The group is planning a card party for Saturday, with Mrs. Paul Hagan acting as chairman. The next meeting will be held in September. Don’t Use Napkins in Place of Holders Napkins should not be used to pinch-hit for potholders because the |stain caused by the contact of the | fabrie with carbon-containing grease is practically impossible to remove. Laundering will remove a large portion of the discoloration pro- duced by contact of a napkin with a blackened cooking pan, but a gray discolorization will remain in the fabric. Avoid Water Spots; Iron Pongee Damp Pongee, which has been given new importance this year particu- larly by West Coast designers, is a delightful soft, shimmery sheer silk. Though it launders easily, care must be taken to prevent water- marks; wet spots become darker when ironed dry. To avoid this, iron a pongee garment on the wrong side when it is damp. ——Gbebed AA AAA hhh dA dt La 101 North Saginaw SPECIAL FRIDAY - SATURDAY “TAKE AWAY” Jacobsen’s Flowers FINE GIFTS Deliveries to Detroit Twice Daily Greenhouses in Lake Orton TTI ITE De BOUQUETS $450 Cash end Carry , FE 3-7165 VIOTTOOOOIIIOOOOOOS Vv ap. ? _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JU NE 2, 1954 Worry No More About Stringy Hair After Swimming Popular Trick With Lacquer Sets Damp Locks Quickly By BARBARA BRENT Time was when summer meant you had to cut off your hair in a kind of Dutch bob if you wanted to do much swimming. More-than-minimum hair always got straight and. lanky if dampened, for no bathing cap ever devised keeps hair entirely dry. Consequently, most girls tossed glamour to the winds during the summer, and kept their hair cropped and neat. This situation, however, is all past tense — be- cause the “five minute set” is now a reality. You can re-curl the most intricate Italian hair cut or retrieve a perfect page boy coif in shower time __— a more than hair lacquer. Here's how wi You've come in from the lake and all the ae of your hair are wet. Comb it immediately and press your coif into shape. Put the curls into place and spray lacquer over them. Don't wind your hair up as if it were in pin curls—just press it into the style you wear. Now get and made up. If this takes you 10 minutes, hair wsnould be dry. Comb through it will Miast for hours unless you rush back to the lake. There's just one hitch to this. “fast set” method. It won't work unless your hair is abso- lutely clean. If you're wise, you'll do what the stars recommend — wash your hair every morn- The fact of the matter is—the stars themselves dis- covered the “quick set” trick with lacquer when hot studio lights continued to wilt their curls. Try it your- self this summer. Auxiliary 101 Meeting Opened by Mrs, Martin DAV Pontiac Memorial Auxiliary 101 met Wednesday at the homie of Mrs. Troyace Doolin on Norton avenue. Mrs. John Martin, new commander, opened the meet- ing and a report was given on the state convention held in Port Huron by Mrs. Michael McAleer. Mrs. Doolin was appointed as state patriotic instructor for the insuing year in a letter from Mrs. | Sea Sara Anderson, state department commander. Plans were made for a family night to be held July 3. The next meeting will be in September. Neck, Shoulders Need Attention No matter how carefully you make up your face, you can't expect to look your best at this time of year unless you give some attention to grooming your neck and shoulders. Warm - weather fashions demand it. To encourage circulation and thus give your skin a pretty, soft, pink glow, use a complexion brush on your neck and shoulders during your daily bath. Brush with a light rotary motion. Then, to stimulate circulation EMMETT J. LEIB Master of Ceremonies for the 23th class reunion at Jackson High School Saturday will be Emmett J. Leib, Pontiac attorney. Mrs. Lehr Miller Entertains TBI Club en's Club. United States —— by Mrs. Mil- ler. While the ‘skin is still warm and glowing, apply a lubricating cream or baby oil. Mold the shoul- ders as you apply it. Then finish with this exercise: Standing erect in perfect posture, with elbows bent close to sides and extended, push your chest forward as you push your elbows back as far as pos- sible, Then bring the elbows ward and contract the chest. Do thig five times at first; work up gradually to 20 times. Women of Moose Will Install Officers Women of Moose, Temple on Mt. Clemens street. at that chapter. Luella Joy Peterson, | peck: Kan-, and Cpl. Clarence W. Farrell Wagner Wed Parris Island chapel Mass., Was an usher. — The newlyweds were serving in the United States Marine Corps. ter of the Walter Petersons of South Shirley street, and Farrell traveled tq El Dorado, Kan. where — Thorne Wed: at Home Ruth Thorne became the bride of Eugene Hammond June 19 in the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Thorne of Washing- : iton street. The Orey Hammonds apply lacquer for the last time. Your set of Birmingham are his parents. The bride wore a ballerina length gown of white lace with fitted bod- ice and sweetheart neckline. Tiers of white net over satin formed the skirt, A pearl tiara held her fingertip veil and nations. man she carried a 4 IWENTY.SEVEN : cascade arrangement of white car- | Mrs. Rebert Thorne was ma- tren ef honor and Thorne, sister of the bride, car- ried the rings. brother of the bride, was best — Following a reception the couple , left for a wedding trip to North Michigan. They will make their | - CLOSE-OUT Christening Suits and Dresses $3 956 : Children's Fashion Centre 930 W. Huron St. Boys’ suits, girls’ dresses, in our regular better gar- ments. Matching hats for some. Values to $7.95 STAPP’ home in Birmingham. Upon tbeir discharge June 8 they | © BLACK ICE COTTONS 17.95 The Drayton Plains home of Mrs. Lehr Miller was the setting for | the recent meeting of TBI Wom- Highlights of the evening includ- ed a cooperative dinner attended by husbands and guests of the group and movies of tours of the chapter 360, will hold a public installation of and forearms | officers Sunday at 4 p.m. at Moose Officers of Loyal Order 182 will act as installing officers. A buffet for-| supper will ollow the installation. The Pontiac chapter will go to Flint June 30 to install the officers they are making their home, ‘Music Recital Held J, Wagner in marriage, He is the | son of the Joe D, Wagners of El- | Dorado, Kan. Chaplain Paul W. Dickman of the United States Navy officiated! Patricia Zielke and Arlen Swan- , son played violin solos and Gwen | © Attending the couple were Elsie | Vernon presented a vocal solo at) ~ J. 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Spotwise About Removing Ink, - Many Quiet Skills to Learn pdt Appts #4 s] Girl Barred From Sports Can Still Enjoy Summer By ELIZABETH WOODWARD , “Dear Miss Woodward: Our | daughter, who is 13, is under the | doctor’s care and she can't do any-| thing too active, such as playing hasebal] swimming, playing tennis or riding her bicycle. “My problem is how to keep her busy this summer and her mind off the things she isn't allowed to do. “She has a stamp collection. What else could she collect that wouldn't make too expensive a hebby? She gets bored very easily, se any suggestions will be appreciated.” Your daughter is like many other 13-year-old girls who bore very easily unless they're bouncing around like crazy. They just don't know what to do with too much time on their hands. So here are some suggestions for making the most of a quiet summer when you're grounded: There are dozens of good books to read — and the diet of books that should be read can be gen erously diluted by nonsense and books that are just fun There are movies to see and television shows to waich, and daytime radio programs that might | be new to a girl who doesn't usually hear them. Sitting stil! in the shade should | find her bands busy. It's time | ‘are small hand looma on which Start her off on a precious baby cap, some booties or mittens. They're quickly made and her pride in achievement will en courage her to tackle bigger and bulkier things such as socks, | scarves and sweaters. Teach her to sew and in so doing make it something pretty for her to wear. Let her do the mending and darning. There s nee- diepoint to make, maybe for a ewhair or stool cover. And there she can weave all sorts of things Let her try her hand in the kitchen, too baking, making desserts, winding up with com plete meals. Stamp collections are wonder (right). applying a drycleaning liquid. Tepid water and a reliable ful, and particularily fascinating~ when vou can exchange with omer ; fans Button collections -afre fun left out of things even if she = ie foo. particularly if She hae qa cant join in a) : chance to burre®W in the buttor llave her friends over 4o_ the . boxes of grandmothers house as often as possible for the e benefit of their chatter and laugh ter and company. Keeping quiet during the warm, weather need not be a prison sen- | But just amassing a quantity Almost no stain is too stubborn of anything is not the point. It's studying up, classifying, organiz- ing and displaying the items that . : be a summer when will k her occupied. tenee. It can — she stayed still long enough to Not being allowed to play should jearn and do something useful. | eines = not keep her from watching those . on __ Leesesinneniccli | In most offices the people who) INK: If fabric is not washable, | who do, however. Take her to e really hit the ball have the lowest send it to the drycleaner. For tennis matches, baseball games. Dental Floss Asset blatting averages. | washables, pour carbon tetrachlor- Let her go where her friends Help preserve your dental health -——-- ide on to bleed stain. Then rinse, are swimming. Being where they and beauty by using dental floss; Steel rails once cost up to $250 | apply white vinegar, rinse again are will keep her from feeling regularly to dislodge food bits. per ton. and bleach with peroxide. If it : to go when given these few simple | treatments ‘suggested by the Na | tional Institute of Drycleaning) | | which appear in a current maga- SER ' See the display of “Coke & Food” at food stores—loaded with suggestions of good things to serve with delicious, Chocolate, Other St i Me ” eT el oo" ‘eel ae W vol carpeting (left) can be spot-cleaned by carefully ee will copé with minor spots on cotton carpeting ‘Methods Vary According to the Fabric’s Washability » p10 ins tv veo ns Fad . & eet Le E 24, 1954 2,2 oH et oe ubborn Stains - ome ‘Lighten Up | Old Dark | Furniture | By HUBBARD COBB Back in the old days before, electric lights and picture windows people liked things dark. They liked dark furniture and they liked | dark woodwork about the house, | and there is still a lot of this | stuff kicking around. | Most of it is good and worth | keeping if you could only get it| light and a little less depressing. The job of lightening up any wood that has been given a dark stain and coated with old varnish begins with removing the var- nish. This can be done with a liquid varnish remover or with sandpaper. The remover is quicker than the sandpaper and does not make as | much dust, but it can get messy | if you aren't careful. Once you have these old dark coats of varnish out of the was ” wali is not "really too bad If this ts doesn't bleed, use ammonia as| the case. give it a few coats of starter clear varnish and you are all set. CHOCOLATE. OOFFEE: Ut | If, however, the wood has been naawaieila Sie ts colertast, | Ziven one of those dark red stains sponge out stain with lukewarm |} you'll have to do a little more water. On washables, first rinse, work to get it light. and then remove any leftover | One thing you can do is more brown stain with hydrogen perox. | *4%ding. The stain may not be ide bleach. too deep in the wood and a little ; work with a portable sander may | PAINT: Attack at once by soak- be all that is required. ing in carbon tetrachloride. Do this hon Another method is to use a) on both washables and non-wash-| smmmercial wood bleach which ables. songs will lighten things up considerabl FRUIT. BERRY: Do not use| ang = less oo om the pe soap on any fruit stains. For wash- paper. | ables, launder with a synthetic . } detergent, apply white vinegar and Once you've got the coler you | = cod " av want, be darn careful about | | rinse thoroughly. Use peroxide if necessary for remaining stain. On| “img ® Stain, for @ stain, no | matter how light it is, will al- | non-washable fabric, start with a liquid synthetic. detergent. ways darken the wood to some | CHEWING GUM: Scrape off ex-| degree. cess with dull knife. Soak affected| Best to use the very lightest | areas in carbon tetrachloride and | stain that matches and then use | work with fingers to remove gum. | only a very thin coat and wipe it | GREASE, TAR: Place towel | Off almost immediately. undernearth the stain and pour After the stain you'll need a carben tetrachloride through the | filler followed by a sanding and fabric. Use same treatment for | then finally a few thin coats of washables or non-washables and | clear varnish or shellac. One day of easy sewing—presto! A new dress to enjoy right now and all summer. It's a princess— no waist seams. No sleeves in main view, practically no back, it's cool as a dip in a pool! Pick a crisp, tubbable cotton. If you wish, make collar in icy white! Pattern 4892: Misses sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 4% yards 35-inch; % yard contrast. This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- plete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, | size and style mumber. e continue until stain is removed. TEA: On non-washables, sponge with water if possible: if not, take to drycleaner. On washables, rinse | in lukewarm water, bleach any re- maining stain with hydrogen perox- | ide MUD: Allow to dry completely. Brush out mud on non-washables. If fabric is washable, brush out mud first, then launder if neces- sary to remove any leftover dirt. GRASS: Wash in synthetic deter- gent and bleach last traces with hydrogen peroxide. Use same treat- ment on non-washables if fabric can take it. If not, take it to the drycleaner. IRON RUST: There is a good patented rust remover, which can alse be used on ink stains if needed. You can get this at your drugstore; apply directly on stain for all fabrics and let dry. MERCUROCHROME: Launder in synthetic detergent. Apply house- hold ammonia. Rinse and repeat. Send non-washables to drycleaner. LIPSTICK: Place inside-out over towel and pour carbon tetrachlorid through stain until bleeding stops Let dry, then launder in hot soapy water. On non-washables, use car- bon tetrachloride treatment only unless color will stand soap. MILDEW: Launder if possible and bleach in chlorine if color can ake it, Then kesiy aren Oo Bamboo Can Be Seen Through oxide directly to stain. If fabric not washable, take to drycleaner. By ELIZABETH HILLYER ICE CREAM, MILK, CREAM: Bamboo blinds are attractive and | Soak washables in lukewarm wa-| popular, but they do have one | ter and detergent. Rinse and laun-| characteristic that’s wrong for der as usual. On non-washables. | «ome windows. They can be seen VE OOrTLee® UNDER AUTFORITY COLA Pleasing people isn't hard—you serve things they like... and flavors that go together. That's why so many home-makers are choosing sparkling, ice-cold Coca-Cola to accompany good things to eat. The unique flavor of Coke gives a wonderful lift to the meal. And you serve it in a jiffy, _ right in the bottle. Try it—serve Coke tonight. THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF PONTIAC ake" We reghtered Wode-work: © 1984, ™@ Coca-cou Company sponge with carbon tetrachloride and then with water if color is fast. BLOOD: Seak washables in lukewarm water and synthetic detergent. Then bleach remain- ing yellow stain. Treat non-wash- ables with cold water and salt solution. Salt prevents color from bleeding out. Rinse and dry by blotting with towel. PERSPIRATION: Soap and wa- ter is your only safe treatment. Rinse non-washables with cold wa- ter; if it doesn't work, take to drycleaner. CANDLE WAX: Remove excess with dull knife. Place over towel | and rinse several times with car- bon tetrachloride. Dry and launder | in heavy suds. Finish with bleach if any color of candle is left: Use |}onmly carbon tetrachloride - treat- ' ment on non-washables. through too clearly when there's bright light in the room. What can be done about this? Draperies on traverse rods can be used at the windows, to be closed over the blinds. Or opaque cur- tains, cafe-style when it isn't neces- sary to block out the top area of window—hang curtains at a height just above the head of a person standing in the room. If the blinds fill the window depth, attached a rod which pro- jects slightly outward to the frame, Because bamboo blinds have such a pleasing way of filtering light, some decorators use them to break the glare of sunshine in the daytime, but hang cloth blinds that can't be seen through behind them to be pulled down at night. | And a bamboo blind can be lined. Attaching it at the top is the only ' ing store! better. To Avoid Further CONFUSION We ARE NOT closing the West Huron Street shoe store... EXPANDING IT into the larger area being provided by closing the children’s fashion centre. Just watch for our grow- rather ... we are It will be bigger to serve you STAPP'S FAMILY SHOE STORE 928 W. HURON (Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nites to 9) | i not colortast. try Inunderine |S heath Blinds for Privacy difficulty—otherwise the lining is one straight piece of fabric, per- haps a pint, which slips over the bottom round and rolls up with the blind, but these of course com- pletely changes the blinds’ attrac- tive filtering of light. > 2 * Mrs. E. P. C. “‘Should the walls be gold or light green in a living room which has a two-tone gray rug, a red sofa and chair and a dark green chair? “Draperies have a large pattern in gray, green, black and red ona white background. Furniture wood is dark mahogany. “Should the woodwork and man- tel be painted the wall color? The walls are dark green now and I'd like a lighter color.’’ Celadon green, a pale gray-green with plenty of white in it, may be the besf color for the walls of this room, It's a light color and quite a change for the room. It's related to the scheme and will cover the dark green successfully, In some lights, dark green often shows through with bad effect on other light colors. Yes, paint the woodwork and the mantel the same color. Mrs. T. G. B. “T've always wanted to put glass shelves in a window to hold plants and small objects, and in thé’ house we've just moved into there's a window that’s just right for this. Please tell me what kind of objects should be displayed.” Glass looks especially good on window shelves because the light shines through. You probably have interesting pieces and can find more easily enough, both old and new, colorful bottles, paper weights, bowls and vases. Little plates can be set on stands. Bits of china and figutines, almost any small decorative object that appeals to you can be added. f THE: PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY} JUNE 24, 1954” Anne Fogarty, (left) admires one of her summer col- lection of shirt dresses worn by a model in her New York showroom, The designer is wearing another version of the popular style. Minister Gives Last Talk The Rev. and Mrs. James A.| Class of First Baptist Church. Savage made one of their last| The Savages will leave Friday appearances in Pontiac Tuesday} for South America. The topic of evening when they spoke to mem- | their talk concerned South America bers and guests of the Fellowship | —economically, politically, morally - and racially and how these phases | relate to missionary endeavors. Shower Honors Mrs. Savage showed colored pic- ° B tures of South American home lif Bride-to- e Mr. Savage, who was recently appointed head of all youth for Christ work on the southern con- tinent has spent 13 years as & missionary in Venezuela. He will go to Sao Paulo, Brazil to prepare for the world congress on evangelism. The program for the evening was preceded by a co-operative dinner served under the chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Autry of Lake Orion. Mrs. Clyde Ander- son gave devotions based on the life of Joseph. Delores Washburn. daughter of the Lawrence Washburns of Ciar- ence street was honored at a mis- cellaneous bridal shower Tuesday evening. Mrs. Richard Mielke was hostess in her home on Raskob avenue, assisted by Mrs. Melvin Washburn. Delores will speak her marriage vows with John Johnson of Harris- burg, Illinois on July 3. Attending the shower were Es- ther Hovsepian, Mrs, Robert Ed- ginton, Mrs. James Olson, Mrs dames Jones, Mrs, Al O’Jibway and Mrs. Cari Western. Two-Piece Others were Mrs. Robert West ern, Mrs. Charles Crank, Mrs. Rob- Sun-Back Dresses ert Johnson and Mrs. Kenneth From $10.95 Kukuk. “ Summer Skirts Gay Nixon Honored From $4.95 at Birthday Party ,] Gay Leigh Nixon was honored The @ ley? at a birthday party Tuesday given by her parents, the William G Shop Nixons of Pontiac Trail. 48 North Perry Attending the affair with their Pontiac Hotel Lobby mothers were Rob Wiltse, Cathy Miles, Michael Stanley, Johnine a Toski, Tommy and Johnny Purkiss, “| Sue Ann Monroe, Ann Marie NEW | Hodges and Mary Stanley. ard Al The Nixons entertained Gay's NEEDLEPOINT | grandparents, the Earl Atkinsons and and Mrs. Peal Nixon, at dinner following the afternoon party. se eal Coming Events For Pleasant Summer Hours Ladies Auxiliary of Bagies Aerie 1239 Pick-up Work will meet this evening at nm the hal cae See street Initiation OXFORD SHOP Joslyn Avenue United Presbyterian 59 W. 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J, D. is busy as she can | be, keeping everything going smoothly, Moreover, she knows the strains and tensions, the te- dium and heartbreak of her husband's work, because she once participated in it. She still helps -him occasiomally. He, on his side, values her all the more, because she is honestly interested in his work and not) bi i f | resentia of i | SWEET- \ CTTER PapeR FEATHERS To Bano SO T.. On most of the papers he pub llishes, you'll find his wife's name | Try It as assistant. And this gives her a| . . feeling of making a contribution D ] d H dd over and above the “‘just a house esign is nN lan €a ress wife’ billing which so Many wom- en subconsciously resent | If your husband works too hard | and too long, don't get bitter and as a secretary from 9 until 1, be- jealous and pull the old line that cause his research fellowship begins. “If you really loved me didn't pay enough to live on ..." Instead, see if there's any Then, during the afternoon she way you can help. did the housework, marketing, and | (Copyright 1954) so forth. oo By ANNE HEYWOOD Many a successful man mourns and complains that his wife has) no idea of what he has to put up| with during his working hours. And many a wife complains that “he doesn't lef’me in on anything interesting.” “Dr. and Mrs. J. D. don't have this trouble. In fact, their story illustrates a good many points that make for a happy and suc- cessful marriage. When they Dr. J. D. was on a research pro) 4 were first married lect and his hours were very long | —from 9 i} the morning until 10 or 11 at night His wife got qa part-time job Here is an Indian headdress | a full bonnet to hang down your which you can make yourself or) back. for a younger brother or sister. If you do not have some lengths The nice part of this is that it| of tape, use a scrap of felt, a almost looks like a rea! headdress, | length of grosgrain ribbon, or cut yet it doesn’t cost dnything to} @ strip of paper sack. If you use aia. Wf . i paper strips, color them in brignt nabs: Nou need sipepet suck aed | colors and designs too. HIHINGS TO COME by Graneel some crayons Mrs. James West of Fitchburg. . Mass., tells us that her cub pack Tape Fallen Hemline makes these headdresses and has ‘almost as much fun making tiem Las wearing them You need a | Jarge-size grocery sack for each Dr. D. came home for a quick dinner, then returned to the lab tit about 11 mos¢ nights. His wife got lonely and bored, and | decided to keep him company in the tab. ! Should you discover that a hem has come down while you are gency repair with transparent tape | war bonnet _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 For awhile that was fine, but} wae i then one mght Dr. D. said: * Look, | | bold q strip of sack 10 inches Answer to Previews Pursic since youre here anyway, how! by 4 inches, then use pinking Tlelol felm 1 ale about giving me a hand? You can | cirare bs out Chess) inte tenther Alcle MLOlM, AltlTio jot down all the notations and) shapes. Leave them folded, and ‘ als 4 ¥ MS mcs ats : 2 ellie color them in bright colors ainiel | did i , 7 That was many years ago, and| oa Sue oo then out ~ “iAlU today Dr. J, D. is a successful & “te ~: research man with many impor- 2 Use a piece of tape for the band TT tant discoveries to his credit and and fit this to your head. Staple a with a job as director of a big or sew the feathers to this band, : VJulc 1 ]OIn project. 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Coffee, ino., 2 Harrison St., San F ranciscs, California, ‘ ¢ THIS OFFER EXPIRES’AT MIDNIGHT, JULY 31, 1964 Cash verwe L/ 8 of | cont She Resents Accounting to Neighbor Can‘t Leave House Without Revealing Destination By EMILY POST A reader asks this question: “Will you please. tell me what | can say to a neighbor of mine, who, upon seeing me leave my house, never fails to ask me where I go is a serret, but nevertheless I do resent having to give an ac- | count to her every time I go out | é | “I always think that I won't tell her the next time she asks me, but then can't think of anything else to say that isn't rude. I would appreciate any suggestions you have to offer." Answer: I think you might get into the habit of saying, “I'm just going down the street,” or “I'm going downtown” or “up- town,”” or something equally truthful but evasive. Dear Mrs. Post: I am a pro- fessional singer and my fee for | singing at a wedding is $15.00. My suon and has asked me to sing at her wedding, an invitation which 1 accepted with great pleasure. Of course, 1 do not intend to | accept any money for this, but will I have to give her a wedding present in addition, or might this be considered my wedding present to her? Answer: If your income is very small, your singing would be suf- ficient. But if you can afford to do 50, then I think it would be pleas- ing to her if you would give her a little something that she can keep. Dear Mrs. Post: I am a girl 17 years old and am wondering if it is still proper for me to | stand when an adult enters the | room, I was taught to do this as a Very little girl and have been doing it ever since. Is there a set rule concerning this? | Answer: In your own house, you, of course, stand as everyone does when a visitor comes in. In the house of another, you only stand for those who are elderly. Marriage License Applications scndrll Wierins poland Wilbur E Deiores 1 Thornton, Reya!l Oak. DeWoilfe, Detroit Howard L. Newdigate. Selfridge AFB. Betty J. Gremaud, Royal Oak Frank J. Lorange Royal Oak Audrey J. Lawrence, Berkley William J. Matus, Oxford Beverly K. Martin, Traverse City Ralph J. Beaty, Keego Harbor Olive I. Wixson, Royal Oak Lawrence Barron, 420 Riverside. Marie I. Craig, 420 Riverside. James M. Nestor, Oak Park Eileen V. Hamill, Hazel Park. Robert E. Rowley, Royal Oak. Caroline Murray, Royal Oak Charlies £. Eichen, Detroit Noreen W. Fraser, Birmingham Gerald L. Kochanny Jr.. Ann Arbor. Janet L. Gilger, Royal Oak Jones, 210 8 Jessie Woods, 1995 Elizabeth Lawrence E. Barbara L. Lake. James Pappas. Jackson Lois 8, Jacobson, 211 8. Marshall. PETUNIA! This will help Make Moving Day A little simpler, Anyway / Right, Petunia! If you label where things should go, the movers will set them in the right spot. Bis40F -guecure TRY--- BEFORE YOU BUY Sew with a SINGER® Sewing Machine in your home and you'll be convinced DROP IN AND INQUIRE ABOUT THE SINGER FREE HOME TRIAL AT YOUR A Trede Mark of THE SINGER MPG. CO. SINGER SEWING CENTER Pontiac 102 N. Soginew FE 2-0811 ' Birmingham q 177 W. Maple MI 4-0050 |I am going? It is not that where | I do because [| | | away from home, make an emer-| g!rl friend is going to be marned| @ | ea a * These “domino-dot” sunglasses are in a new design circles beneath the eyes. The frames are available in several colors. which prevents those untanned Mary Margaret McBride Says: She Was Lucky to Have Traditional Grandparents . “In these decadent days,” deplored Robert Keith Leavitt, “grandparents have the same hair , wear the same clothes and say the same things as other people. Grandmothers sometimes don’t even make the best pie crust in the wor are completely undistinguished.” Leavitt, who wrote a book properly traditional grandparents. gentle, bearded preacher grandfather whom I called sege “Pa’’ because my mother did. It was on just such a warm June day that I sat beside Pa in his fringe-topped buggy drawn by old Bess as we jogged home from Crooked Creek, churches one of the four country preached every month. I was drowsily happy, snuggled sniffing the fragrance of honeysuc pink dust, looking at the fragile growing on the fences, laughing to long tail doubled up like my plait to keep it out of about one Id and I know one whose biscuits fortunately had favorite was my of them I did, too. My as this in which he up against Pa, kle mixed with of wild myself at Bess’ roses the creeks we had to cross, and thinking puzzledly of Miss Lizzie and Mr. Johnny whom Pa had married that afternoon. Neither Pa nor I was saying a word—sometimes we would ride along for miles and never talk at all. Other times I would recite “The Village Blacksmith’ or some of the Psalms Pa had taught me. Or he would tell me about when he was a little boy in a deep woods and thought a ghost was following him when it was really only a quail. Often I asked questions about | things I didn't understand and he explained them to me. “Pa,” I broke the silence this day to ask him, “‘what did Miss Lizzie and Mr. Johnny want to get married for?”’ I was almost asleep when Pa got around to answering me. Finally he cleared his throat and said: “Lizzie and Johnny got married because they want to live together and make a home for their chil- dren the way your father and mother make a home for you and Tommy.” My eyes popped wide open. “Did Mama and Papa_ get married?"’ I gasped. It was a brand new idea. “Yes,” said Pa, “and they didn't tell me about it before- hand either. They just + nt to your Aunt Emma's in town one night and Brother Johnson mar- ried them after prayer meceting-- “Your mother told me after- wards that she did it that way so it wouldn't cast me money for a wedding. Your mother is a good woman, Daughter, I hope you'll be as good.”’ And right there in the old fringed-topped buggy, I promised to try my best to be a good woman like my mother. oo Parasols Versatile | This summer, carry one of the new printed parasols that can be used to ward off either sun or rain. Practical—and pretty, too! ' by Cosma Whedkbn Be right in fashion! full-skirted petticoats. Prop up with sewe your fashions pretty easy, so thrifty to make of rem- They're nants. net, muslin, chintz, cotton. Pattern 1753 pattern. Sizes 20-22; 24-26; 28-30. State size. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. 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While some are ideal for playing in the car, your little pride and joys probably have one big fa-| i vorite. Since you're taking what vou want and your husband has a fishing rod or gun stashed away, your kids should have the same|, privilege. The big toy they love so well is the thing that will cut down arguments while on vacation -and| j keep them well . occupied. toy firm to insure accuracy of | detail, and all major opérating fea- tures are retained in the minia- turé road scrapers, earth haulers and fire trucks. : s * - If you're going to the beach, real, monster equipment. You can easily recognize these toys as replicas of the yellow, green, and red machines that will be reaming the countryside Some big engineering firms and contractors use the toy models to instruct new employes in the basic fundamentals of operating the ma- chines, Hospitals have found them useful in occupational therapy. And the manufacturers of the basic equipment proudly put them into the hands of their employes as gifts. There is a wide range of nine different types so your youngster can find the one that best suits his age. Modern Women Fish for More _ Than Flattery Are you angling to join the male members of the angling set? Then pack your fishing rod, tackle and other gear into the family bus and take off — because the ‘‘fishing’s fine.” And you'll find plenty of com- pany because the number of femi- nine fishermen is increasing yearly. Finding the right spot to fish isn’t too hard. Fish bite best when the temperature of the water is relatively cool as it is in early summer. In fact, at this time of the year fishing is good in practically all sections of the country. In ‘he Midwest, trout, muskellunge and walleye are plentiful. Later on, bass and pike will provide excel- lent fishing. In the southern states, bass, hream, crappie and catfish abound. Game fish are also rising in east- ern lakes and rivers and in far western mountain streams, follow- ing spring's melting of the ice. “Young Adults Plan Dance for Tonight “Young Adults Club of the YMCA is planning a record dance this evening from 8:30 to 11:30 All young adults 20 years old or older are invited to attend. The group's council has an- nounced a meeting for June 39. No | East Mansfield Mrs. Charles Barrett of Mohawk road, Mrs. Harold | Tripp of Dakota drive and Mrs. William R. McClure of West Huron street found Indian Village Park a perfect place for a picnic luncheon when Pontiac City Hospital auxiliary ° & 2 members gathered there Wednesday. A short business meeting was held after the luncheon, conducted by Mrs. William Dean Jr., the group's president. Mrs. Tripp and \Mrs. McClure were co-hostesses for the event. THE PONTIAC PRES§, THURSDAY, JUNE 34, 1954 = , — 3 ® cd reall Lh nme pet Ne as , a te = Rosy Glow Good for the Morale ern bedroom furniture. Merton L. Gershun explained and feel prettier instantly.’ it makes them look healthier.” on chest pieces. He said: on babies in the nursery.” Gershun said the lacquer and with a damp cloth.” CHICAGO (INS)—A Chicago designer believes a woman should feel pretty the minute she opens her eyes, and so he’s chosen pink for his newest mod- today that he decided on pink because ‘‘the rosy glow of it reflects makes a woman look prettier “Pink is geod for men, teo,” Gershun said, Gershun, the biggest designer of low-priced mod- ern furniture settled on a pale, pink lacquer for his furniture and iced it off with white panelite tops “Nobody can deny the soothing effect pink has make the furniture easy to keep clean — ‘dust seldom shows and any smudges can be wiped off The furniture, American of Martinsville, was displayed at the summer furniture market in Chicago with flouncy Pink. Is Prettiest Color for Boudoir -which Gershun designed for feminine accessories — white organdy curtains and in an interview bedspread. combined just materials like However, he emphasized that the pink can be as effectively with more tailored tweeds or stripes. . In fact, he said, the pink furniture fits into al- most any color scheme except bright red, kelly green and brilliant yellow. He recommended that a housewife determine the color of her walls chiefly from the size of the room and how much light comes into it. Besides its flattering effect on the human com- plexion, Gershun likes the shade because he feels it helps relax people and get them to sleep quicker. walis in pale For a small, dim bedroom, Gershun suggested bive or green or white to make the reom appear more spacious and bright. ~*~ A larger reems could be more. boldly éeoctused in deep jade green or charcoal grey with bright the plastic tops masculine look, red pillows for accent. Walls of rose, furniture, or cocoa brown could be used for a more a few shades deeper than the pink with nubby. tweedy fabrics. KAY ROSALEE KELLER Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keller of street announce the engagement of their daughter, Kay Rosalie Keller, to Pvt. Glenn Edward Vallance, son of the Har- vard Vallances of Rochester, The couple has set no date for the activity is planned for July 1. wedding. looks. classic lines flatter your feet. 12 West Huron Special! Reg. $12.95 Openly pretty walking shoes that hide their comfort features in a world of good Heel Grippers are truly designed for action ease .. . patented heel construction keeps the shoe firm in action . . . no riding as you walk ... metatarsal pads support your foot .. . trim, Diem’s Shoe Store “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had!” Walk in com- fort this July 4th week-end! *Q”” All sizes, all widths. FE 2-2492 Mrs. Houts Attends School Lunch Affair Mrs. Alice Houts of South East way is enrolled in a five-day school lunch workshop at Western Michi- gan College. This annua) workshop, for women who prepare school lunch programs in Michigan schools, emphasizes proper buying practices and methods of deter- mining food costs . Certificates of accomplishment will be issued at the close of the session All Saints Guild 10 Holds Last Meeting Members of Guild 10, All Saints Episcopal Church, gathered: at the home of Mrs. George Edwards of Clarkston road Tuesday evening for their last meeting of the season. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. George Roberts and Mrs. Helen Nickerson. Mrs. John Tiltman was a guest. Neckline Accent Peps Up Clothes Flattering touches that return to jfashion year after year are un- juusal collars, gilets and ascots . , - and they reappear for a very good reason. For the white-collar gal on a limited budget, clever accessories like these work wardrobe magic. 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PARIS’ FE 2-0161 Ohio School Area Alumni Plan Picnic Area alumni of Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio are planning the first annual picnie of the group to be held Sunday begihning at 10 a.m, in Kensington Metropolitan Park. Mrs. Neil Crowe of Rochester is Coordinating plans for the event are Richard Davis of Rochester, the William Cryers of Dearborn, Mrs. Richard Jaynes of Detroit, John Youngpeter, Mrs. Robert Sionaker, Cariton Flegel of Dear- born and Mrs. George Yansen. Families and friends of Bowling Green Alumni are invited to join in the get-together at reserved area 15 on Turtlehead Island in the i “ 7 -THIRTY-ONE Y Program Registration Now Open Vacation Fun Plan Will Be Conducted’ Until August 5 | Registration opens this week for a six weeks Vacation Fun Pro- gram to be held from Tuesday through August 5 at the YWCA on Franklin boulevard. The program, under the direction of Mrs. Ed- wina Isaacson, wil] include classes, trips, swimming and other recrea- tion from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, girls 12 to 14 years and a baby | sitter's course for girls 10 to 12. | Linen Shower Given to Honor Nora Martell Nora Martell, daughter of the Simon Martelis of Howard street was honored Tuesday evening at a linen shower, Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Lewis Grappin and Darlene Dabbs. The shower was held in the Grappin home on Going street. Nra will speak her marriage vows with James F. Grappin, son of the Lewis Grappins on August 7 in St. Michael Church. Attending the shower were Mary Cook. Colleen Niedjelski, Suzanne O'Neil, Colleen Duggan, Roberta Wright, Margaret Martin, Annabell Vaverek, Dolores Taylor and Car- olyn Muschell. Marjorie Stuk, Thelma Stoner and Mrs. Nellie Martell completed the list. Freeze Your Herbs Herbs are wonderful for flavoring roasts, stew an soups. 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Babson For heavily in price and appear cheap. | little, will not be long-lived. ‘They | Unfortunately, many small con- will definitely be dangerous to fol-| in the event of really serious war scares Is Sometimes | Very Unpleasant ‘said, “Sometimes, this is @ rotten job.” and closer to the position occupied | U bo Great Britain during the 19h| cerns will find it more and more |!o¥ “NP. — ; 1 Ss What made it difficult for the - . : r A word of warning: Don't get| the suburbs to hold its v ue well. t thet, six k F | S Century. 4 attics te ee im —— drawn into any speculative moves | In the big cities it may be an- ELYRIA, Ohio (UP)—Meting out |™4Y°F Was Ge. Set - six Tasks Fairly swap : j _N thes - . 7 The United States will prepare a creates aay pee in commodities or stocks based | other story, unless the land is justice is tough enough under or- | months cartier, Wing had pen PULASKI, Va. ® — Ronald to engage in small wars anywhere) 1 er and have better means of | 0 the outbreak of q small war. | suitable for parking purposes. dinary circumstances, but when | ‘He life of Keys’ year-old son, John, | ith a newspaper carrier boy, eee wnat eet of a distribution, but they can spend| If the need arises, our govern- Sauer Gee — ee Fe complicated by an emotional obli- when Lag A ee ee the wanaad Pontiac, Michigan SLATE TE EO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 PONTIAC Baldwin Avenue MAZZA‘S MARKET 118 Baldwin Avenue Dixie Highway LOTAN’S DIXIE & TELEGRAPH MET. 2135 Dixie Highwey Edison Street EDISON FOOD MARKET 183-185 Edison Street Franklin Road 360 Franklin Rood Perry Street PERRY FRIENDLY MARKET 1220, N. Perry Street Perry Street ELLINGSEN'S FOOD MARKET 332 N,. Perry Street Voorheis Road SHORE MARKET 2425 Voorheis Reed Ferry Street TOPALIAN'S SELF OAKLAND COUNTY Auburn Heights COPP’S MARKET 3337 Auburn Avenue Auburn Heights HOLBROOK GROC. 2287 Auburn Avenue Birmingham FISHER'S MARKET 1248 Se. Woodward Clarkston TERRY'S MARKET 12 So. Main Street Keego Harbor . SERBINOFF GENERAL STORE 3152 Orcherd Loke Rood Lake Orion SCHICK’S SUPER MARKET 331 Se. Broedwey Milford — SOUTH SIDE MARKET 224 Se. Main Street =e Can LEMONADE 6 Ox. Birds Eye Frozen 19° HERE! oe NEWSPAPER COUPON ® for HILLS BROS. COFFEE Bring Coupon from Page 30 to Any Defiance Store Listed Below! BARGAINS IN REDEEM YOUR = HILLS = BRO? CORFEE ay ke Defiance Red Salmon on c o> ONLY 59 10! Libby's 12 oz. Gan the only toilet tissue fine firm and soft like Kleenex’ tissues Delsey Defiance RED KIDNEY BEANS Give Your Cat. the Best 15 Ox. 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Orange Blossom Wedding Cake 4 boxes white cake mix Eges 4 teaspoons Orange extract Make up 2? boxes of the cake as directed on the package, add- ing 2 teaspoons orange extract to the batter. Pour half the bai.er into a 10x10x2? pan lined with pa- per. Divide the remaining batter between two Sinch heart-shaped pans, also lined with paper Bake in a 380 oven 2-35 min utes. Cool and take out of pans Wash pans, make up the other 2 boxes of cake mix and bake as directed above Prepare frosting and set aside for decorations. i Up a me. + HERE COMES THE BRIDE—This beautiful white wedding cake can be made at home with very little It calls for white cake mix. difficulty. ‘ake. for the. Bride oe =. ee V4 ne a fF The frosting ee is delicately favored with orange to the attractiveness of the decorations aa THE PONTI: \C. PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24 animal faces to plase your young. | Children Sure to ay Easy Animal Doughnuts You can make easy long-eared “1934 sters from doughnuts Cut two thin slices from a pow- sugar dipped doughnut. Place one slice on a serving plate. | of raising or chocolate bits. amusing ‘‘facial’’ expressions. 4 a . 2” Unpeeled Potatoes High ‘in Vitamins, Minerals EAST LANSING — Potatoes are | Cut the other slice in half for}a great source of economical en- ears, and arrange pieces at the| ergy — and vitamins and minerals | top of the first circle. Make eyes | —especially for the junior third of| toes are near the skin surface, our people, notes Dennie L. Clana- Farmers grow more than 230 og ee | million bushels of potatoes every year—or 100 pounds per person— |on 1%2 million acres as compared to 50 million acrés for wheat. Ev- ery state grows some potatoes. Minerals and vitamins in pota- notes Clanahan, and the best -way The shape of the doughnut hole|-han, Michigan State College farm|to get them into the diet is to will give you some surprising and | cropsman. jone baked potatoeg or potatoes boiled with the skins on. Open Friday ‘til 9 P.M. BAZLEY’S .BIGGER AND BETTER MEAT BARGAINS!:! 78 North Saginaw St. Mild Cure SLICED | BACON Real flowers add 19 Calories in Tablespoon Scalloped Rice Tasty in New French Dressing for Lunch or Supper These salad dressing recipes are just an introduction to the way if the center. Frost tops ‘and . smoothing it out. | additional confectioner’s | reserved frosting to enough to use in FlEick : 3 Frosting confectioners’ sugar wea Cream butter. Add part of sugar | tition. Add remaining sugar, alter- , until of right fresh lemons help you add verve to your weight control menus, Try them and you'll see how easy it is to prepare foods that are rich in flavor and nutrition, but low in calories. Low Calorie Dressing 1 teaspoon plain geletia 1 tablespoon cold water “% eu hot water 3 tablespoons suger ‘y teaspoon ‘s cup lemon juice ‘» teaspoon pepper “es teaspoon dry mustard ‘e teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoes finely chopped onion ‘o teaspoon celery seed Soften gelatin in cold water. Add hot water and stir until gelatin dissolves, Add sugar and salt; cool. Combine lemon juice, pepper, dry mustard, Worcestershire sauce, onion, and celery seed; add to gel- atin mixture and shake well. Serve at room temperature. May be covered and stored in refrigerator | until needed but must remain at | room temperature for at least 1| hour before serving so that the gelatin will reliquefy. Makes 1 cup dressing 1 tablespoon—19 calories 1 tablespoon commercial French | dressing — 59 calories. Cooked Salad Dressing (Lew Calorie) 2 tablespeone ficur 2 tablespoons granulated suger 1 teaspoon mustard 1 teaspoon #6 jother vegetable salads, this Mil- waukee sauce is a summertime | blessing Sour Cream Cucumber Sauce One cup finely chopped cucumbers 1 cup thick sour cream Dash paprika 1 cup water ‘) teaspoon Worcestershire sauce @ tablespoons lemen juice 2 eggs, slightly beaten Combine flour, sugar salt, paprika, water, and Worces- tershire sauce in top of double mustard boiler. Cook over boiling water stirring constantly, until thickened, about 20 minutes. Remove from heat. Gradually add lemon juice to beaten eggs: then add a little of the hot mixture to the eggs and return to top of double boiler. Cook 1 tablespoon mayonnaise — 3B calories (mayonnaise type), 92 cal- ores (reg. mayonnaise). Sauce \s Dalicious | economical and good - | dish for lunch or supper. Scalloped Rice and Cheese | over hot. not boiling water, stir- ring constantly, until thickened, | about 20 minutes. Remove from heat and cool. Store covered in refrigerator and use as needed Makes 1's cups dressing 1 tablespoon ‘— 13 1/3 calories For cold meats, for potato and 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion \) teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon horseradish Beat together all ingredients with | } 1 tablespoon iemon juice | a fork. Chill _ From the world-famous Gaines Research Kennels— A NEW TASTE SENSATION IN CANNED DOG FOOD! Now—Gaines combines horsemeat ond other rich meat nutrients in How your dog will love Gaines’ great new canned dog food! If you'd like to Gaine FOR THE VITAL HEALTH. OF YOUR DOG! of every food factor that Gaines scientists find =| necessary for bounding energy and vital health from head to tail! can do to, your dog's appetite, just slide a dish of Gaines Canned Dog Food under his nose at his next feeding. When he gets a taste af it—and when you see what it can do for him—both of you will become Gaines boosters for life! @ new high-energy formula! And Gaines assures your dog see what a real meaty aroma CANNED DOG FOOD This rice casserole makes an | tasting main 2 tablespoons butter or 1 eup finely diced onion iM cups rice 2 teaspoons salt 3 cups cold water 2 chopped whole canned pimientos 2 cups temato juice ‘» pound diced cheddar cheese Das margarine bh of tabasco sauce ter over low heat cook until softened. Add rice, and water salt Bring to a vigorous boil. Turn heat as low as_ possible Cover with a tight fitting lid. Leave over low heat 4 minutes. Uncover |} and stir in pimientos, tomato juice cheese apd tabasco Pour into well-greased * 2-quart casserole and bake in modern 350 oven 30 minutes. Makes 6 servings. | In a 2-quart saucepan, melt but- | Add onion and | 45: c 1 Tenderloin, Portion PORK ROAST LEAN CENTER CUTS 55: BAZLEY’S PORK CHOP SALE!! LEAN BLADE CUTS 29: FANCY CENTER CUTS c lb. Shop In Air Contitioned Comfort! Shankless Half SMOKED c bb. Tender, Sliced . c ! lb. Lean, Meaty Beef SHORT RIBS 2 5i. Grede 1 BULK SAUSAGE 25i. Lean, 7-Rib Cut PORK ROAST 33: + §HOP HERE AND SAVE!! EAT MORE FOR LESS!! Meaty Leg Cut VEAL ROAST Tender, Blade Cut CHUCK ROAST FOOD D Phone Wilson's, Crisprite Sliced Bacon . . t },} Ce 263 AUBU FE 2-69 Defiance Red Alaskan SALMON Lb. Tall Can Can Well Trimmed, U.S. Graded ROLLED RIB ub & BEEF ROAST , Tender, Delicious Cubed Steaks.. + Wi Qq_sSan S.AQY SS NS > RLoin \ uno ot ’ Re” ROU K RK \ ST. ; \ N same’ \ Ss welt uS. Graded \ nb. N [Paprika Is Secret Lof Golden Coloring: Have you often wondered how famous chefs get that beautiful color on their fried chicken? Its .| just a matter of a quick sprinkle of that easy to use spice, paprika. Mix some paprika in with the flour before frying and also when it is done, give it another dash of this beautifully colored spice. Your * | tamily and friends will rave about how delicious it looks. PAPRIKA papain’ PRANK TEA & SPICE CO. eum Deol. 0. MA Cincinnati 2, Ohio aay With 10c Coupon from Page 30 of Today's Pontiac Press! Hills Bros. COFFEE Q: RED Watermelons Ea. 89: Fancy Fresh RIPE Bunch Crop Bunch Green Onions RAPEFRUIT yu" gw a Grapefruit Juice 4(/06 Miller’s Kosher Dill Pickles Full Qt. Size . 12 oz. Can 39° SPADAFORE BROS, MAT, WEST HURON STREET Gets “oh . d We Reserve the “— to Limit U. S. No. 1 Skinless HOT DOGS « “1.00 Armour’s Banner Sliced Tra-Packed BACON JO: SIRLOIN Lb. v Lean and Tender STEAKS Hy T-Bone, Round, Swiss Lb. Cc Ground Beef 3° 99: Well Trimmed of Fat and Waste POT ROAST 39: Lean, Tender Pork Steaks 49. RE Ee ee ee ee Rw SS _4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 _— ee gt BY POPULAR DEMAND festa BRINGS You ANOTHER ‘GREAT All prices effective Thursday, June 24 through Wednesday, June 30. Delicious REAL TREAT Tomine Bring Us Hills Bros. Coffee Coupon From Page 30! a> DURKEE’S BLACK || ° ore= tems. 10° _— 39: or Z “4 © Frying Batten 10° LOIN END c : og % : | Mason's All Flavors c Center Cut \n } - « ° poe F00D oe 10’ LEAN PORK CHOPS ‘ < ae % ’ sees Dawn Fresh Armour Star MUSHROOM POTTED SAUCE MEAT | ° : te Your Choice! . F 10° 80 Count Paper NAPKINS St. Elmo Ballard or Pillsbury BISCUITS Cut Green Hart Brand TOMATO JUICE No. 303 Can SLICED BEETS Tall No. 303 Can SOD D-O=-MAT 165 Ek. Pike Street Sanford Street Ph. FE 2-1298 SUDEP D-“ADKEE VALLE MeACTISIT LNA RE 4 | ‘ ann 4 THIRTY-EIGHT | Now's the Time for Cantaloupe Summer comes early to the des ert and brings with it a bountiful crop of vine-ripened cantaloupes to ship all over the nation. Western cantaloupes are in our markets now. Treat your family. Serve them often. Cantaloupes are particulariy in- so inexpensive they will prove 4) \ieanwhile, wash one head cauli-| **Tvice; and third, the guests} 2 cups milk. scalded ; . welcome budget- balancer tifese . = themselves 1 cup whipping cream, stiffly beaten teresting for their wonderful fac ‘i ' food flower, remove leaves and separate | it teaspoons vanilla er desired fisv- . ys, when most protein foods are . . ‘a into sections. Place in pressure Among these, the time of day en ulty of being high tm minerals and vitamins, yet extremely low in calertes. Either filled with ice cream (called Lillian Russell) or with fresh fruit and berries, they are beautiful to look at and very, very easy to eat. Served plain with a little salt or a sprinkling of |}emon juice, they are delicious too. Cantaloupe-Strawberry Dessert Cut chilled cantaloupes in halves Fill with lightly sweetened, crushed strawberries. Top with a few whole perfect berries. Tuck a few fresh , mint sprigs here and there. Then enjoy and be refreshed Try this cantaloupe salad. too Peel a ripe cantaloupe. Cut in half and scoop out seeds. Then slice each half into 4 strips. Place ope or two strips on a bed of crisp lettuce for each serving. Pass lemon French dressing. * Z v t ye CANTALOUPE STRAWBERRY DESSERT—Amber muskemelon < stuffed with strawberries, garnished with mint, makes an eye-catch- ing dessert. The versatile cantaloupe appears happily on your table at any meal and for any course. Make use of it often in the months | to come. > Chef's Pontiac's Finest Cafeteria and Lunch Counter! FRIDAY’S SPECIALS —_ as ioe toe with Fried Perch Fillets with Homede Terter Seuce......... Special Daily 69° 35° We are equipped to serve complete picnic lunches or dinners — We cater to parties and banquets — Call FE 2-6242. BAKERY DEPARTMENT Here's How fo Make Refreshing Iced Tea To save precious ice cubes and refrigerator space during hot weather, make your teg for icing early in the day. Let cool at-room temperature until ready to use. If you and your family agree on sweetness, you can save time by sweetening the whole pitcherful when you make it. Sweeten with no-calorie sweetening tablets and feel free to drink as much-as you wish without worrying about your weight. Here is a streamlined method for making iced tea First measure out 5 table spoons of loose tea, or 15 indi- vidual tea bags. Bring te boil 4 ¢ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, Tomato Accents Broiled Whiting Whiting, slim silvery fish with a delicate flavor, are so plentiful now that you've probably seen them in your grocer’s frozen food cabinets or jn your fish dealer's display case. And perhaps you've wondered how to serve them, because they're a strain on the pocketbook Whiting usually is svld frozen, pan-dressed (which means whole, but cleaned). However, you may be able to buy the single fillets of whiting or the butterfly fillets (which means cul away from the backbone but held together by the uncut underside of the fish.) In preparing either type of fillet you may use any recipe for fish — fillets. For the whole, dressed whit- | ing,, the National Fisheries Insti-| tute suggests broiling them with | Broiled Whiting UVinner Allow one or two whole dressed whiting for .each person Wipe whit ing with damp paper toweling... Place in preheated greased broiler pan with seasoned tomato slices Sprinkle fish with lemon juice, garlic salt and pepper. Place broil- | er pan 4 to 6 inches from source of heat. Broil fish and tomatoes | 10 minutes. cooker with 42 cup hot water. Cook 1'g minutes at 15 minutes pkes sure. Season to taste with salt and pepper Pour melted butter over cauli flowerettes. Serve with broiled to- matoes and whiting. When you are stacking soiled, dishes:put those to be washed first nearest the sink thing about all suth “‘goings on'’ is , ideal dessert regardiess of what zs a 1954 Many are row entertaining at showers for prospective brides. One that food usually takes an impor- tant part in the plan. The wise hostess considers three things when she is selecting the food she is to serve. First, her budget; second. the time and fa- cilities she has for preparation and the shower is held needs special consideration fer heavy food at night is most inappropriate. Toasted Coconut Cream is ap time your shower is to take place. Made refreshing and delicious with milk, it is a light dessert that can be molded into any shape appro- priate to the theme of the party When you serve this to your Toasted. Cocohut Cream me or emestrristes, leg| Dessert for Shower guests you are also giving them some of the fine calcium and other important nutrients of milk, in a dessert that is not too rich. Serve it at the finish of a luncheon, or for an afternoon or evening party. Teasted Coconut Cream 1 tablespoon unfisvored gelatin \e cup milk 4 egg yolks \% cup sugar ‘« teaspoon salt Soften gelatin in the % cup cold milk. Beat egg yolks wel] and gra- dually beat in sugar and salt. Blend | in scalded milk slowly. Cook over very low heat just unt] mixture coats metal spoon well. Remove fapm heat and stir in softened gelatin. Cool and chill; when partly set beat with rotary beater and fold in the whipped cream and flavoring. Pour into lightly buttered 1 quart mold and chill «until firmly set. Unmold on serving plate. Gap nish with additional whipped cream and toasted coconut. Serves 6. @ Get this helpful New and Better Washing Soda at your grocer’s. Look for the blue box with the red circle. SAL SODA CONCENTRATED WELL FEED S ial: 2 = of freshly drawn cold pec water. Cookies — Doz. 39c — 1 Extra Doz...... 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Actually, it costs far less than butcher scraps. @ Flavor and Aroma: Little wonder dogs pass up other foods to gobble up Ken-L- How can we afford this offer? Only because we're so sure this 7-day feeding trial will switch you lo Ken-L-Ration feeding from here on in. en-L-Ration CLIP THIS REFUND COUPON REDEMPTIONS, BOX 6015, DEPT. 452, CHICAGO 80, ILLINOIS Please refund the $___I paid for thie week's supply of Ken-L-Ration, plus 5¢ for postage and handling. I have fed my dog 7 cans (or 5 jars) of Ken-L-Ration to see how it improves his health, appearance, disposition, and energy. I am enclosing 7 Ken-L-Ration can labels (or 5 jar labels). (Please Print) > From finest Jamaica ginger made not wa sweet, not too dry by Canada Dry's exclu- sive, secret Liquid Ginger Process. FIRST FOR Purtty... Canada Dry guards its*famous purity every step of the way—from scientific processing of water to finished product. rinst ror SLArKE... 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"=!=_istee 2c su Tired of the unsual ic cream sun-| When Buying Meat: dae sauces?-Here is an idea for a . ying . bE brand new one that uses | YW you are buying meat with The hint of lemon in it is excellent |0¢. you'll need’ one pound foil for the sweet molasses. - | {oF two servings. A pound of lean Melasses Pecan Sauce meat without bone will-make four wy Bake Fish in Sh ° F i] | arate onion slices into rings and| ever fish. Bring the foil up over we | Iny Ol | add. Drain mushrooms and add to! the fish and, using drugstare fold, f ‘Ri h S ] d . Fl skillet. Cook onions and mush-| seal to form tight package. - rooms. lightly over low héat, about aha Or IC ea e In avor 3 minutes; arrange. around fish Place in shallow pan and bake : ; ; : in 375 oven 1 hour. When done Seal . baking fish is our latest} You can also use aluminum foil ‘Sprinkle with salt © te: Velie. enets re hot pl ion discovery. It is done by arranging/| to advantage when yqu store fish taste and mixed hosts: Bias the can tabs / ‘ ‘be © foil. fish steaks on aluminum foil, wrap-| in the refrigerator before -cooking skiller with the scent ad pane 7 a To 2 ping them with a tight seal and/ Just remove the fish from its wrap- | =—=. —. — peeneneli ts putting them in the oven. Result: | pings and~ package it tightly in} no pan to scrub when dish-washing | the foil; store the package in the servings. eo go molasses time comes around coldest place in the refrigerator | ; i . p, th h in it ee so hownge pg Use bread at least half an inch Ps ie be ed eo the Even if you pat it right next ‘y eup chopped pecans | thick, for best results, when you te other foods there will be no 2 Cup cream ae : twick a on oven to your platter. and not a) 4. ce ef teh ods ti | casting whiff of fish odor will linger on “s 7 oa , Cook molasses and sugar, with-| electric sandwich grill. the serving dish Our fish recipe calls for halibut And } ix Gusiies ohecetel steaks We chose fresh ones, but if you can't get these, buy the petet abou baking te fell. Seal- widely available frozen variety a _» =a Bk > tae - ing the fish im its silver pack. md ee . age, along with seasonings, lets Halibut Steaks With Mushrooms i a — ; none of the goodness of the food in Foll Pe}. . i3 | 2 nds halibut steaks about %,-inch| = fe + i. A . { i — * | thfe 5 iiveak or icahen ‘ : =! For instance. in today's recipe, | «| tediespeon butter or margarine 2 small onions ‘siiced thin | » > ithe halibut is mo nd tender 3-0 broiled sliced mush. | CORN FRIED SHRIMPS—Set a plate of five large shrimp, |.” et ee ae eee ee d . perry : ih and the mushrooms used with it) “"S"leaspoon salt |g PE a a ried golden brown, before your family. |have a concentrated flavor that’s) Freshly ground pepper | E They’re sure to kiss the cook,after such a meal. Add a smal! bow! | delightful Open the package right | ‘2, teespoen ground mized herbs ter | P seasoning fish ef your favorite cocktail sauce for dunking | at the table. after it comes out of ty cup cream or evaporated milk a |the oven, using a scissors or a If fish is frozen, thaw it. Place When a recipe directs that vege-| small sharp knife. Your family | fish steaks in the center of q large ’ They | Approve tables be cut “‘julienne’’, just slice | will oh! and ah! at the wonderful | piece of heavy-duty aluminum foil , them into thin lengthwise strips. laaek Melt butter in 8-inch skillet; sep- Fried Shrimps | When this country’s early set- tlers learned from Indians the many uges of corn meal, fish were among the native delicacies served in combination with flavorful corn bread. Today, crusty corn meal pro vides an excellent covering for Presents ORANGE, PINEAPPLE or LIME SHERBET H-m-m shrimp, to add flavor to a dish > 2 S . that can be quickly prepared and L */ ) ! served as the main course of din- A/lIGE LL ner, a supper for guests or special party fare. It only takes four minutes to cook corn fried shrimp. Try them soon, and please your family and friends. Corn Fried Shrimps 2 s shrimp 1% ¢ups corn meal 3 teaspoons salt BISQUICK [i & = . | Lean owl eS> Hills Bros. Coffee ¢ Wash uncooked shrimp well, re- move shell and black vein. Drain well, dip in salted corn meal, then in s'ightly beaten egg mixed with milk, and again in salted corn meal. Fry in deep fat heated to 375 un- || til golden brown, about 4 minutes. Serve with cocktail sauce, Yield HILLS #2 BROS - COFFEE Maple Leaf Dairy Sherbet Comes in Pints and Half Gallons and Is Found at Most Dairy Counters — 6 to 8 servings. With Coupon on = ‘ Page 30 of iit Thursday's Y Pontiac Press YJ Y ‘MY hy Without Coupon Lb. $1.09 , rar / " ‘ 5 , lb “4 : : - * ‘ 3. ee _—_— . . » 4 D a" raance Defiance Margarine aR Sue 2 Ibs. rete 3 9 Demonstration F riday and Saturday SERVER SET WITH 2 LABELS FROM BREAST-0- CHICKEN HI-PROTEIN TUNA! Your grocer has an offer you don’t want to miss—a salad fork and spoon, ten inches long, handsomely styled in light- green plastic. a WE GIVE 3 ie Banquet Whole Chicken. . \ i - HOLDENS —) Bagge ED ‘1 Food Ib. ‘ 1 ¥ | RED STAMPS Se Sf = a. ak Extra Fancy Hot House AX ' 3s<, BACON ° AIAzER 9 BACO ITOMATOES| ee ) Get your newspaper | / coupon on poge 38 » U. S. Choice, Blade Cut FREE ree 3 0: Beef c Ration. ° . ° Lb. ‘ = paler yrctongrs ventas Pot Roast 39 U. S. No. 1 White taste, so tender, so delicate in Sevago T 0 Cc P ackage of FAB flavor! Armour Stor, Smoked, Boneless . with Z cans For your free salad fork and spoon, just send two labels Cottage 1'4-3 Lb. 69: POTATOES Ibs. This is @ specie! bonus from Breast-O’-Chicken, the brand that brings you only the finest one third of the tuna—only from Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna Butts lb. avg. al ' ‘ (either chunk style or solid esses Wo Neseree the Righi to Liat Queatucsi pack) to Box 2B, Hollywood, For Baking or Frying serv i o Limit Quantities ” : g California. Sorry, we can send Armour's A ‘ SENS rmour's Cloverbloom sees , only one set to each customer. Pork Loin Roast! ICloverbloo B UTT E R Order yours now! This offer expires September 15, 1954. Rib End Lb. C - Boston Butts Our Own Make Pure Pork — a oe - se __ - = > FORTY NEAR ei! M-15 JUNCTION LOOK’: at These WEEK-END SPECIALS Coacerd Grape Vines 38c ec. || .; « | Heat olive of) and butter in 12 Hedging (Privet and Beery Fruit Trees _.. . $c up Giant Rese Bushes . 89c fi FULL LINE of POTTED PLANTS Everything for the Flower Box Vegetable Plants 35c Dez. er 3 for $1.00 LEWIS BROS. FARM MKT. Large Ne. ! Irish Cobbler ery Try this out-of-the-run recipe. ' 1 Pris garlic in | 3 tablespoons chopped canned pimieato noodles and onion are lightly browned | Add green pepper, garlic, pi miento, tomatoes, red pepper and | galt; if tomatoes are solid-pack break them up. Cover and adjust heat so mit- ture beils gently. Cook until | | and bury in noodle mixture; con- | tinue cooking gently until fish is SUMMER IS HERE AND SO IS SMITTY! Bock egoin with the best buys in town—New locetion of Smitty's one and only Open Air Market is 1/2 miles Nerth of Loke Orion on M-24 neor Oxford. out end see Smitty for your Bergeins in Fruit end Fresh Vegetables. Open 24 hours every dey. POTATOES |) 44° iheat; add uncooked noodles —_—_eaaen founders, Noodles ‘Cook in Spicy Sauce | It’s new, interesting and delicious! ounces — chopped onion up chopped —_ Two No 2 cans tome inch skillet over moderately low and onion. Cook, stirring often until wooden epoca in case noodles stick. Cut each fillet into 3 large pieces tehder — 3 to 5 minutes. Remove from pan with wide spatula, scrap ing up bottom. Serve at once. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Come California Sweet Senkist ORANGES Fall of juice 3-1 cnarernurt ...4~ 25° Fresh Ke CUCUMBERS ..... 5 ea ee _— small straw- THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JUNE. 24, 1954 Treat Family to Breakfast of Strawberry Shortcake By JANET ODELL Peatiac Press Food Editor Every year about this time we have a different. breakfast at our house. It is a family tradition to | have strawberry shortcake for breakfast at least once during the strawberry season. We have a berry patch and can have really fresh berries. I make a big batch of baking powder biscuits to butter and cover wfth the scarlet fruit, and cook bacon. It's \ a super break- | fast MES. ODELL Tt has been said that, “Doubtless God could have made a better berry, but doubtless God never did.”’ Straw- berries are universally grown in America, Europe, South America and parts of Asia; and I'm sure they are universally enjoyed. Their name comes from fact that they were originally brought to market strung on straws. i you live in the country, you have perhaps had the pleasure of picking wild strawberries. Tiny as they are, they have an inde- scribable sweetness and frag- rance that cultivated berries never have. Nevertheless, most of us are de- nS ee Sa gee seems to be no end to what can be done with a box of strawberries. They can be eaten for any meal, be put in des- serts, salads and sauces. Because they are somewhat tart, they blend wonderfully with milder fruits such as bananas, or with cereals. Look carefully at the box of strawberries before you buy it. Berries without caps may have been roughly handled. Greea or white tips may indl- cate poor flavor. Sandy fruit is very hard te clean. Juice stains en the bex may indicate over- ripeness or decay. Mold is a positive sign of decay. When you get the strawberries home, spread them out on a platter or large plate and refrigerate. Do not wash them until you are ready to use them. When you do wash them, put them in a large bow! of water and lift them out of the water with the fingers spread apart a little to act . |as a strainer. The sand and soil on | the berries will settle to the bottom of the container. Two such rinses | should be enough; don't let the | berries stand in the water. Keep the berries in a warm | place, not the refrigerator, if you | sweeten them and want to draw out the juice For richest flaver, never use anything but a silver knife to cut them—steel taints the real berry flavor. Use fine powdered sugar for sweetening. treats when I was a child was Strawberry Whip. To make it, put a quart of bernes, one egg white and \-1 cup sugar in the bow! of your electric mixer. Beat together until the mixture resembles very thick whipped cream. This will take about 20 minutes. Serve in sherbet glasses or pour over anglefood or sponge cake. It looks glamorous and is not so high in calories as a whipped cream dessert Strawberry Ice is a refreshing dessert also that you might like to serve your guests. Strawberry Ice 2 querte berries alea Sprinkle berries with sugar, cover and let stand 2 hours Mash. squeeze through cheesecloth, and add water. Add lemon juice to taste. Freeze ts hand freezer or refrigerator. Makes 3 pints. Syrup, Lime Sherbet Make Cooling Drink Just sitting on_ the porch and sipping a long, cool drink—that’s a picture of contentment on @ warm afternoon. In the next few months there'll be mariy such mo- ments and you'll need a repertoire |of delightful beverages to appease the palate One is this Green Mountain Cool- er, a combination of maple-blended syrup, lime sherbet and carbon- ated water, a drink that will carry you off to the coolness of a Ver mont stream Green Mountain Cooler 2 tabi maeple-dbiended syrup . = 2 ec oops lime sherbet up carbonated water Po yur syrup into tall glass. Add sherbet and stir well. Then add carbonated water. Serve at once. Makes one serving. «| 2°29 VW 4 THREE SISTERS MARKET—608 West Huron St. Quality Always Counts at Three Sisters Fresh Killed ROCKS Lb. 29° Fresh Killed ROCKS ub 35 Sirloin of RIB STEAK ‘F For Broiling _ U. S. Choice “69 SAUSAGE Country Style 1. 29: BACON Extra Lean HQ: EGGS Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Medium—lIn Carton Doz 39° THREE SISTERS SPECIALIZES in FANCY FRESH PRODUCE AT LOW, LOW PRICES c Just 5 Each LONG CUCUMBERS GREEN ONIONS GREEN PEPPERS HOME-GROWN RADISHES Cantaloupes Jumbo, Sweet 4 Head Lettuce . 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Select young, tender squash: Sprinkle it with salt and serve ft noon or ev Or, it’s a AMAZING NEW a easy dessert to glorify a ax crust — made from corn flakes and marshmallows — has a candy-like flavor. The filling is creamy-tich ice cream, and each serving is topped with juicy, ripe frozen red raspberries. So won- dertully gimple, ‘such tantalizing flavor, Ice Cream Pie With Froses Raspberries 2 tablespoons butter or margarine he — marshmallows (about 16) easpoon vanilla ups corn flakes : a =) t ies lee cream 1 frozen raspberries defrosted bine artes or margarine and marshmallows in top of double | boiler until marshmallows are | melted; stirring occasionally. Re- move from heat, add vanilla and blend mixture well Pour over slightly crushed corn | flakes in a greased bowl and stir | until the corn flakes are well coat- | ed. Press mixture into a well but- | tered 8” pie tin to form crust; cool at room temperature. Fill with ice cream and top each |- serving with frozen raspberries. Amount: 6 to 8 servings. | ‘ALL-PURPOSE’ | NEW DOUBLE-SIZE BOTTLE WASHES AS MANY DISHES AS 2 BIG BOXES OF POWDER DISHWASHING DISCOVERY! Wednesday, June 30. Libby CORNED BEEF 12 oz. tin 39° 2: ra LW mess TOMATO JUICE [CANNED FOODS CARNIVAL SAVE! SAVE! One-Whole-Week of extra-value prices on famous Libby’s Food! Prices effective Thursday, June 24 through Tall Cans PET MILK We reserve the right to limit quantities when pul Suger Cured 4 Bacon... Leen, Loin End ’ Pork Loin Roast “ Pot Roast......° 9 » 59° ° - 4 SHOP IN COMFORT! Farmer's is Air-Conditioned , 4 4 PORK & BEANS 2 2 25 HERE | REDEEM YOUR foc MILLS BROS. COFFEE 14 Ox. Cans e NEWSPAPER COUPON AL cat b. FARMER'S "= FREE PARKING MEME ME ME LL Phone FE 2-0119 8 Jams and Jellies WITH Sure-ell pectin * fashioned long- boil methods. ov're guaranteed perfect jams and jellies every time when yeu follow the recipes exactly. (Pree recipes in- cluded with every package.) Next time yeu ¥ shep, be sure te the pewdered natural fruit pectin product. SWHAT 1S PECTIN? It's the natural jellying substance found in all fruits in varying amounts. You need the right balance of pectin, acid and sugar for jams and jellies to “set.” Sure-Jell is @ concentrated natural fruit pec- tin. Follow recipes exactly and you will be sure to have the right amount of pectin for perfect “set.” A Product of General Foods —Cost.Less ! of butter was really wealthy. PARIS-STYLE BREAKFAST—To the true Con- tinental breakfast of cafe au lait, crescent or other rolls, butter and jam, add eggs or bacon for the American touch. You may enjoy the combination of coffee and hot milk more than you expect; and it will help reduce the coffee bill. Parisian Style If you love Paris in the spring- time—or would like to have the chance to—capture one of Paris’ favorite customs right at your own table with a Continental Breakfast. Simplicity and charm are its main ingredients! A pitcherful of hot milk—very hot—is essential to the cafe au lait which begins and ends breakfast, Paris style. which can start any day off right. Serve Breakfast | a simple ages-old breakfast com- bination can provide Rolling to Market in Fine Style Fragrantly delicious cantaloupes doesn’t help the fruit any. A ready-to-eat cantaloupe will have coarse, fairly well defined net- ting. The rind showing through may be lighter green or have a grayish or yellow tinge. The scar the stem end should be slightly sunken and calloused, showing that the melon was picked fully ripe the fruit separated easily from the vine. Another tip is the “nose” test. Ht the melon has a meliow frag- rance, you will know it is ripe. Cantaloupe sundaes make mighty pretty and delicious eating. Just have fully ripe melons and scoop out the seeds. Fill the halves with ice cream or sherbet—any flavor you prefer. Garnish with a gay sprig of fresh mint. . Cantaloupe shells — or as some peopie call them, “nature's serving dishes,"’ make elegant containers for fruit cocktails, desserts or sal- ads, Scoop out the ripe pulp with a spoon or French ball cutter and mix with your other desired fruits Notch the edges if you like. Pile the shells high with the fruit and they are ready to serve, Butter Was Once Used as Indication of Wealth | stored in the ground for 'a tree was planted to Way, and the man with 100 p Ripe Cantaloupes, Square Packages Give Square Deal on Freezer Space How do you get a “square meal” packaging will ra 2 So s should be square-cut instead of round-cut, Make cakes square, not round, Soft-consistency foods packed in plastic bags may be frozen in used commercial cartons or square cornered utensils so the food will assume the shape of the contain- er, After freezing, unmold, remov- ing the carton to save space. Seft foods like stews, baked beans, cream sauces and chili con carne may be molded in ico cube trays, By this method just the right amount may be removed easily .1'3 to 0 minutes. . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD AY, JUNE 24, 1954 | / Crush Berries. for Party Punch For party fare during June there fs nothing more appropriate or de- lectable than strawberries teamed with milk, cream and ice cream So why not a glorious punch? Our recipe serves 2. Put this delicious concoction in your best punch bow! and fasten three or four June roses, using cellophane tape, over the rim of the bowl There's a summer of- y to look at, wonder- ful to taste! Strawberries-and Cream Punch 3 quarts strawberries 1%» qtarts vanilla ice cream 3 pint strawberry ice cream Crush strawberries and press through coarse sieve; there should be about 4% cups puree. Mix with sugar, salt and lemon juice Blend in milk and cream, then va- nilla ice cream. pour into punch bowl. Garnish with spoonfuls of strawberry ice cream. Makes 25 servings. Fish and Rice Dinner Cooks on Top of Stove This tasty dinner is made aif ‘in one pan, with practically no at- tention from the cook. Put a half cup of uncooked rice in a large skillet and add some dicéd green pepper, sliced stuffed olives and 1 cup diced celery. Emp- ty in a small can of mushrooms with liquid, a can of condensed consomme, and a can of mackerel, broken into bite size pieces, - Cover and cook over high heat until steam escapes. Reduce heat to simmer, and cook slowly about Je Quick Luncheon Dish Makes Use of Leftovers FORTY-ONE overs, try this trick. Into 3 stiffly | cooked rice, 3 beaten egg yolks, beaten egg whites, fold the follow- | and salt and pepper to taste. ing mixture: 2 cups cream style | Spread into greased baking dish For a quick luncheon dish that | corn, 1 cup leftovers such as ham | and bake in hot oven yntil set, will make good use of those left-! and cooked vegetables, 2 cups ' about 25 minutes. 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In my dishpan, too, it's wonderful —makes china, giass and silver really sparkle."’ Remember — both Rinsos, Rinso Soap and Rinso Blue, are unconditionally guaranteed by Lever Brothers Company, or we'll return your money! prefer. Then put your 4 i i ! i Ca ew ew ewe * -Turns Out One Million . FORTY-TWO i THE PONTIAC PR Apple Pie Specialist LORAIN, Ohio (UP)}—Mrs. Sally McCutcheon, 75, must hold some sort of record. : She learned to bake apple pies in 1911 in Bluefield, W. Va., then suceeSsively worked in restaurants | in Columbus, Ohio, Tiffin, Ohio, and | finally Heilman’s in nearby Wil- |} lard, Ohio, where she has been since 1915 with the exception of six | years when she worked here in a) factory cafeteria Saying that she has baked at) > least one pie per day, she figures| | she has a life-time total of around French Plan New Cable-Lift Ist Section Will Open in Spring for Spanning Peak in France CHAMONIX, France. (UP) — French Alpine engineers have un- veiled plans for a 15,200-foot aerial cable-lift that will bring new ease to this lazy method of ‘‘mountain climbing.”’ Young Violators Go to Traffic School MILWAUKEE (UP) — Juvenile traffic violators are ‘‘sentenced”’ to school in Milwaukee. - Policemen turn teachers for the Monday. night two-hour sessions “Students” hear lectures, watch safety movies and take home four pages.of questions as ‘“‘homework." The youths are all 16 or 17. Be- | cause of their age, their traffic vio lations go through children's court rather than district court. Judge John J. Kenney of the! children's court, who initiated plans - * ESS, THURSDAY. 4 JUNE 24, 1954 | school instead of penalties, if de- | 19th Century Pioneers (sired: Before that legislation, | . Developed the Stogie ge who were charged with ve- | hicle violations lost their licenses.| WHEEBING,’ W. Va. ! (UP) — | Bloch, a merchant, who began manufacturing Conestoga cigars, later to become known as | stogies.” » When the ‘‘course’’ of three ore Everyone knows that a stogie is a| Rh aes Drug ean sessions is completed, a youth re- ceives a certificate to be presented to the children’s court. Kenney expressed hope school would be ‘a constructive toga wagon of pioneer days. measure.”’ } Pa Matorist Wants Credit BEATRICE, Neb. ww — jto “credit’’ his past parking tick-| bacco to take with them. ets with 20 cents he ‘‘squandered’’ | long black cigar of modest cost but few realize the origin of the the | name. It derives from the Cones- | Pioneers early in the 19th cen |tury went to Lancaster County, to acquire the famous Cones- | toga wagons for the trip west. A letter | They also would pick up a bale or from a motorist told the police|two of Lancaster black leaf to They learned to wrap the leaves in the meters on a day when the| into a long black cigar by hand. *| Control Blood Pressure | new drug taken from the leaves of ering shrub found in many home gardens, may help control high blood pressure in man. Two doctors from the Emory cine told a meeting of researchers here that the drug, andromedotox- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ®—A_ the rhododendron, a common flow- University (Ga.) School of Medi- | ‘Expansion, Evaporation, Road Bumps Lose Gas DETROIT uw—A full tank- will lose some gasoliné on curves and bumps, and on a hot day, will llose some by expansion says L, M. van Noppen, an official of an auto finance firm Even worse he says. is an almost empty fuel tank. This brings high- er evaporation losses. The tank also will contain moist air which will condense and leave water in the tank. Running out of gas can damage the fuel system. The last dregs of gas wil] take accumulated tank 1,000,000. At one time, she was bak- img 201 pies a day. Elected to One Official for the school, said that the 1953) police weren't checking cars be-| This work was observed as they legislature authorized a safety| cause it was a state holiday. | went through Wheeling by S. S. in, already has been effective in| sediments into the system and can The first 7,000-foot section of the lowering blood pressure in animals. | lead to an expensive cleaning job, world’s longest lift will be opened here this spring, to carry passen- ———= gers high over hilly crags to the “ top of the Aiguille du Midi, a Post; Tied for Another 12,422-foot needle-point peak in 7 DAY SU ora SPECIAL! STE. Neb. (UP) — Clayton southeastern France . gy ne Page ol eae espe wie ech Cet qe YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME At MONEY-SAVING GET-ACQUAINTEL THURSDAY thru WEDNESDAY ceived the same number of votes in the election for membership on the village board. It will be up to the election board to decide the 61-vote tie. However, Briggs is assured of at will be opened next year. It will take tourists from the first land- ing station and swing them 4,300 feet higher in one breathiess eight-minute swoop, without any supporting towers. There engineers face a problem, for the flat surface atop the Aiguille dif Midi is onjy 60 feet in diameter rand mountain winds are far from | gentle at that altitude, even in the balmiest season. Present plans cal] for qa tunnel through the peak to link the termi- nal platform with the valley on the | other side where it is hoped a re- sort hotel will be built. The new lift is only a stone's throw from the oldest of France's 21 cable-lifts, which was com- pleted in 1920. These lifts opened SHE’S “SAILOR” — Washabie white ‘‘sailor jacket’ with red and Jeast one office. 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But Government leaders have gener- ally adopted a wait-and-see atti- a Uruguayan government istics also were close-mouthed, although | their Colorado party fought hard | $13.8 Million to Aid in Parliament to defeat q resolu- tion condemning “‘aggression in in Guatemala.”" Despite this oppo- sition, the resolution was adopted nesto de ja Fe, a member of tista's Cabinet, called on Cuba recognize the insurgent proclaimed by the Guatemalan re el leader, Col. Carlos Castillo Ar- mas "28% West Berlin Jobless BONN, Germany @®—The United States has released 58 million marks $13,804,000) to help relieve ;|unemployment in isolated West Berlin. Most of this will be used for public works projects, the Federal Economics Ministry said yesterday in announcing the grant. Over 20,000 Berliners who are unable to find private employment are now working on such projects, MEN’S All Sizes! $10.00 Men’s Fine Dress SUMMER WEAR SALE! Perfect for Summer Weather SUITS $7 2° ‘278 Sele! 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SPIEGEL J & R Saginaw St. | FRIDAY NIGHT ty with all ad- vanced new 1954 fea- Fe ‘ures, A set with 252 sa. & inches of picture area. WKC 108 NORTH SAGINAW FE 2-2934 115 N Hes FORTY-FOUR _ _—_— ‘Days Recalled after the British took over French ‘holdings in the north. | Fort Henry was his headquart- | ors. During his travels in the | winter of 1775-76, the trader had joined forces with two other tree- lance enterprisers along the trails of inland Canada, the Fro- bisher brothers from Montreal. With them, he set-up this oper- ating base on Beaver Lake along m ; the east-central berder of what WASHINGTON — Recent discov is now Saskatchewan Province. ery of the lost site of Fort Henry; Henry described it in his book in eastern Saskatchewan recalls on trading adventures as a series Canada's ‘‘lords of the lakes and of “raised buildings round a quad- rangie,"’ with ‘“‘a formidable ap- Fur Trading Location of Fort Henry | Site Raises History of Early Canada forests’ and their adventurous | a pearance struggles for control of the early fur trade | Washington Irving called the Norwesters ‘‘the lords of the lakes é Te t The fort was named for the pe and forests.’ The wealth they har neer trader Alexander Henry, says the National Geographic Society, | Vested was lordly, and so was Henry, born in New Jersey in the scope of the regions that : . | yielded it. But the partners who 1739, was one of the first to strike out for the fur wealth of the Can- adian wilderness when it was open- ed up for independent exploitation ! | made up the North West Company were no desk barons. Many paddied the lonely rivers | t THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 themselves and shot the turbu- lent rapids. Snowed in by north- ern winters, they waited in isolated. cabins for dog-train supplies and for the we sight of Indian trappers bringing in piles of lustrous fresh-caught furs. Some. of the company's pioneers took the toilsome portage and wa- ter routes into western areas never before seen by Whites. In 1789, Alexander Mackenzie left Fort Chi- pewyan in the heart of Canada to follow the river that would bear his name to its Arctic Ocean out- let. Later he led an expedition across the Rockies all the way to the Pacific. Other famous names in the North West's saga of discovery were Si- mo n Fraser, who explored the great river named for him, and David Thompson, the land geogra- pher who mapped regions from the Great Lakes to the mouth of the Columbia River. ‘Discard Fish Provide Good Living for Youth PASCAGOULA, Miss. (UP) —.A catfood plant that utilizes fish usually thrown away steered 2- year-old Raymond Davis away from engineering into the fishing industry. Davis was ready to enter college 40 seek an engineering degree when he decided to buy a 50-foot boat and try his luck instead at fishing. He is paying for the boat and making $300 to $400 a month by hauling in the smal] croakers, men- haden and perch usually tossed back. ; The smal] fish are processed as a catfood at a plant here. Davis is just one of several hundred Gulf Coast fishermen supplying the 35 tons gulped daily by the plant. It is now believed by scientists that in the ice age four million square miles of the North Ameri- can continent were covered by a layer of ice. * > The six major tarm crops of the | The Borough of Queens corisists Philippine islands are rice, corn, | of about 129 square miles and this abaca (Manila hemp), coconut, | approximately comprises almost ” sugar cane and tobacco, along with | per cent of the area of New York some minor crops. City. DR. H. A. MILLER » vs Optometrist ; 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 “Better Things in Sight” STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER—Kim Sook Za, 10. of Korea, prepares for the coming July 4th celebration by making her own American flag A modern Betsy Ross, Sook Za is a student in the Yang Ju school, which has been rebuilt by the Ist U. S. Army Corps ursier the armed forces’ assistance-to-Korea program. Kruger Park to Be Fenced African Game Preserve Has Million Animals at Large WASHINGTON — Civilization is creeping up on South Africa's Kru- ger Park. The world's largest game reserve and open-air zoo must soon be fenced. Settlers in the East Transyaal lowlands have asked the South African government to enclose the 8,000-square-mile sanctuary to pre- vent. marauding beasts from tram- pling farmlands and destroying crops. As a result, part of a $1,400,000 appropriation for park improvement has been earmarked for erection of a sisal fence along the southern boundary. Throughout Kruger Park's 5,000,000 acres, however, the es- timated 1,000,000 animal inhabi- tants will continue te roam free- ly, says the National Geographic Society. On palm-dotted plains and dense thornbush veld are found all the famous breeds of African big game —lions, elephans, leopards, buffa- loes, giraffes, hippopotamuses and diles. More than 20 species of birdlife roost in the sycamore figs and fever trees. Stretching for 210 miles along the northeastern Transvaal frontier, Kruger Park is South Africa's big gest tourist attraction. Almost 100,000 visitors toured the park in 1953. Unitke animal residents, peo- ple are restricted in their move- ments within the sanctuary. Visi- tors may drive the 1,200 miles of roadway but cannot leave their cars except at certain points. Speed is limited to 10 miles per hour te protect jay- walking beasts so accustomed to | automobiles that they virtually ignore them. Visitors may traverse the .park only by day. They may not leave its dozen rest camps after dusk. A force of 100 rangers patrols the reserve by car and on horseback guarding the safety of humans and the well-being of the animals The huge game ‘sanctuary fs named for Paul Kruger, who ini tiated the project in 1898 when he was president of the independent South African Republic. Kruger feared hunting parties would de- nude South Africa of its rich store of animal life. 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FE 4-0581 PLENTY OF ROOMY, FREE PARKING| purwry or rast panxinc “Where Wrigley’s Used to Be” iuavryor rare running j : , j : ee i » _FORTY-SIX_ - OKs Sturgis Postmaster _-WASHINGTON (UP) — The Sen- the a Uncleared Aide nomination of | , ES +S to Probe CIA Sen. Donald Surine on‘Job; Security OK Held Up NEW YORK w — Newspapers reported today that Sen. Joseph R McCarthy (R-Wis) has assigned NIGHT | Donald Surin to a preliminary in- j vestigation of the Central Intel- ligence Agency SPECIAL! | The papers said Surine does not “- jhave federal security clearance ©6to9 P.M. @ MITZELFELD EGGLESTON nee ceasing | but Surine told a reporter in Wash- | ington a week ago that he did McCarthy Puts ' \ lke Opposes Hiss Pension Hagerty Says New Law | 1 Banning Move Must Be Properly Drawn WASHINGTON ut—President Ei- senhower opposes paying any gov- ernment pension to Alger Hiss, and | the agencies in his administration | are mainly concerned that any leg- islative ban is properly drawn This wag the apparent explana- | tion from various officia) quarters today after James C. Hagerty, White House press secretary, took 'Rochester Class to Hold Reunion at Avon Park ROCHESTER — The Rochester High School class of 1934 will hold day at the Avon Park pavilion. All members of the class and their families are urged to attend. A potiuck picnic dinner will be lheld at 12:30 and the afternoon will feature a short program with class, presiding. Serving on the planning commit- tee for the reunion have been Mrs. Walter Brown (Eva Rewold), Mrs. Herman Klix (Frances Whims) and Mrs. William Nieman (Helen its 20th anniversary reunion Sun- a Martin Marzolf, president of the: THF PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNF. 24, 1954 Lathrup Asked Nurses Are Invited. — fo Polish Techniques for Water Playas | sees! nse: arc wv w nus | up on polio nupsing techniques Commission | Tuesday and Wednesday at a Po- | lio Norsing Workshop at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Oakland County Chapter, Nation- LANSING (UP)—The State Wa- | al Foundation tor Infantile Paraly- | ter Resources Commission Wednes- sis, is co-sponsoring the four-hour day ordered the City of Lathrup | Te!re sher course from. 2 until 4 , ; both days in the hospital audi- Village in Oaklz C | Pm ’ : age in Oakland County to sub- }torium. Miss Marie Hickey, St. mit plang for development of fa- Joseph hospital's director of nurs- cilities involving jurisdiction of the | ing and Mrs. Margaret Simpson, commission. RN, will supervise a review of Milton P. Adams. executive sec- | the use of the respirators, rocking | beds, suction machines, hot packs | Resources Orders City to Submit Data on Facilities retary of the commission, said the | i Detroiter Wins Award DETROIT (UP) — Charles E. | Feinberg of Detroit was awarded | the U. S. Information Agency’s cerfificaté of merit today for his work on the Walt Whitman exhibit in London this year. He was the first private American citizen to win the award. Flowers Go But the happy memories }exception to a number of news stories on the question. and other equipment. Any registered nurse can sign | have security clearance Asked about the story Sneller). they create last forever. a ty. order was issued after Lathrup | officials notified the commission at that he 20x40 had been assigned by McCarthy to BETTY ANN JOHNS Hiss, a former state depart- Pits monthly meeting Wedneed up for the four - hour workshop R rh { CAN NON investigate the CIA, Surine said ‘ al , | ment employe convicted of talse- that the dt : t “ rf by Aalling the hospital's nursing 0¢ es er Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns of | on uras as ery Plans fo use 12°! office, FEderal 43511. (Greenhouses Member F.T.D. 210 E. Third, Rochester Rochester OL ive 2-9411 Mr. and Mrs Robert Hennessy (Nancy _ 4 Wenzel) announce the birth of a son, ; j rE Mark, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital June é jin Washington: “I don't know any- thing about it.” He declined to be ‘drawn into a discussion. ly stating he never passed secrets to a Communist spy ring, would be eligible under present law for a $700-a-year federal pension at age 62, cilities other than those provided Live Oak, Fla. announce the en- | by Southfield Township. gagement of their daughter, Betty Ann, to Dean Shaw of Oxford Dean | Washington dispatches to the |i. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roller-| | New York Times and New York | chaw of Oxford. The wedding will | Herald Tribune attributed the as: [}. held in Florida on Aug. 12. News accounts Tuesday reported signment and reported lack of |} the Civil Service Commission and , I TOWELS 29° Regular Price 59c In other actions on appear- ances before the commission, a Flint potatoe processing plant, rep- resented by Domonic Caramagno, was ordered to show cause for County Births Anti-US. Riot Pro-Guatemala Student EACH security clearance of Surine to the Budget Bureau felt the govern- —— SSS == i improper disposition tes. | — __—_— _—___— —— LIMIT ager Guatemala War vse. sine Demonstration | Causes| re matter was referred Yo the | | e Times, calling Surine ‘one = ‘tent Ao} a Jee eve niurie Vv inter- tv d board 7 +. Ye 6 to a Customer = ff o¢ Sen. McCarthy's most contro when they are imprisoned for crim-| "IUF@S To Seven ee ee a Furniture at Its Finest versial investigators,’’ said he was inal acts. Views of the two agencies} TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras. The commission ordered six Up- per Peninsula cities to appear be- fore the July 6 meeting of the commission at Houghton to show | cause for not submitting progress | reports. Adams said the cities, Munising, Manistique, Wakefield, Ironwood, Kingsford and Norway, will be re- ferred to the attorney general's | office for prosecution if they fail to make a report at the July 6 meeting ‘ The commission also declared Standish in default for not sub- | mitting progress reports and the | matter was turned over to the attorney general's office. — County Deaths (INS) — Honduran authorities were faced with their own internal trou- bles today following an anti-U. S., Always at | “dropped from the rolls’ of the | FBI in 1950. The story added Enters Ith Day | were communicated to the now) | Cis il Service Committee life a “A security clearance for him Bitete om |from the Defense Department, re | Two authors of bills to bar a No Hint of Major Battle | nrsien to Hiss—Reps. Clardy ‘R-| pro-Guatemala student demonstra- Seen as ae : Mich) and St George (R-NY)—| tion in which at least seven per- Liberators | used such terms as “‘inconceivable ; sons were wounded last night in Bog Down TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras Ww— quested about a year ago by the (McCarthy) Senate Permanent subcommittee on investigations, has not yet been forthcoming “Word of Mr. Surine's assigna- ment to the investigation of the CUA coincided with an inquiry by the subcommittee into the cir- cumstances of his not being cleared to receive classified in- formation. 330-332 Main Street Rochester, Mich. OL 2-21214 — OL 1-9642 VACATION NEEDS! “Past and present employes of the highly sensitive and super- secret CIA have reported that they have been approached in the last | and “leaves me aghast” to describe | Tegucigalpa. their reactions to the agency com- The lengthy and riotous demon- munications station protested alleged interven- The Guatemalan War entered its Yesterday Hagerty said he was | "0" in strife-torn Guatemala by the seventh day today with most of| at a less te understand how any- U.S, the United Fruit Company the fighting still apparently raging| one could conclude that the ad- and the Honduran government. over the propaganda airwaves and | ministration is against legislation The police opened fire on a in the diplomatic arena, There was| which would deny Hiss a pen- crowd of about 1,000 persons who | no indication of a major battle | sion. had gathered outside the medi- te ue Snywhere . | “When I brought these stories cal-dental school of the National Miia al : ommunist “‘liberation to the attention of the President,” |. University in sympathy with the y” seemingly was bogged down |). a ae students’ position by lack of transport just north of | faxerty said, he remarked that ; the Honduran border. The ary) 18 existing law seemed unbeliev- The federation of students had Girls’ Bathing Suits, sizes 7149928 few months by Mr Surine for in-| of Red backed President Jacobo | @ble to one (Eisenhower) whose | planned early yesterday to demon- jformation. Sen. Me¢ ring = Arbenz Guzman still had not made | “hele adult life had been spent un | strate their ‘‘solidarity’’ with the Augustus Deering Ledies’ Bothirig $ 95 ae a a . an ———* wah ls in the field deerme petcdces se pore ——— = i - Sires R¢ IYAL OAK Service for Au- Suits, from 5 formation and documents ¢ven| There were thes. devel ments: | for honorable cevicd acl wheie| kent Ginnan resident Jacobo Ar-| pustus Deering. 70. of 516 N. Gains- eee ‘re - "Se ‘velopments : o ! 3 though the data are classified 1. Seven persons were sosiated conviction of a felony resulted in| The government reportefily had wig 2 ave hopin ae a WALK IN—Enjoy our cool air- Men's Hobby ‘secret.’ wounded, three gravly, when Hon- | 4 forfeiture of all pay and allow- asked the university student group Se iit bein = ae an 1) conditioned salon at your leisure. Jeons, blue, $ 98 “Mr. Surine’s assignment may | duran police fired on a Teguci- ances, due or to become due to cali off its rally. Four leaders of | \, . rial Pack Cenwiery. Te died ; a stir new controversy within the/|galpa crowd watching a pro-Ar Yes the press secretary re-} the federation were arrested in a|\ Tne ar Al , . WALK OUT—Refreshed with a brown, gold ake | investigating subcommittee, where | benz, anti-US. demonstration by | Plied when pressed as to whether | further attempt to halt the demon- Tuesday at home cool summer shortie, so easy to ° demands for his removal already | students in the Honduran capital | Eisenhower personally opposed a | stration Surviving besides his widow, manage. Men's Sport 00 are pending _ llast might. Later thousands of the | pension for Hiss The federation itself is avowed-| Constance, are a daughter Mrs Shirts, cool, $300 The Herald Tribune said Surine | students and townspeople gathered —_—_———————- ly anti-Communist, but the pla- Dennis Cordial, and two sons AVON BEAUTY SALON skip dent, 2 for has been engaged in an investiga-|to parade through the city cards which the demonstrators | Donovan and Douglas all of Royal tion of the CIA “for some time’ 2 Honduras charged a cute Break Ground carried bore slogans that followed |Oak; and two sisters, a peer Rochester and added that the subcommittee | malan airplane bombed a Hondu the Communist line on the current! and two grandchildren : Open Thars. : Fri. Pai ee ae — pa airfield Tue aay. o Teguci anti-Red revolt against Arbenz. James EF. Sunler | 1108 Main Street OL 2-8111 ‘ ces under which Mr. Surine's|galpa government said it is pro ? . "SON en ame ——_—__~—— Nites Till 9 P.M. \aearanke #5 hendie ‘classified doe esting #0 the United Nein, wa for New Stores yes: Wall Street, met" Another 7 ‘unter. 31 “wll be held at e - juments has been held up by the/to the Organization of American ae oS . , Si chs sniller - Gramert 78 ° ° | Defense Department." ies s U.N. sources in New York a the U.S..owned United leita ieee sa Pah ie Sak. e A Distinguished Service aierle 3 “It was understood the Herald | said last night the international or 25-Sho Center to Go hiiees toes slag tee a | wie ‘ ( ‘emetery e e | Tribune story continued, “that Mr. | ganization had not vet received the Pp vole eration 1 ide died suddenly Tuesday in e e | Sus ine s inquires had reached the | protest thy third filed In Corres on Woodward Between ——store p iglctabtam: ———— strike on} 1949 and was a school board mem j Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Opposite P. O. | worldwide intelligence agency the bombing ch irge, Guatemalan shopping center on Woodward be- the company’s Honduran planta-| per here for 26 years. "SS Wainet ROCHESTER OLive 1-5151 : : Forvign Minister Guillermo Torie liween 14Mile road and Coolidge | °°" has been in progress for) Surviving are four sons, Bristol | ‘0 sad n a ranieirvdde “not a sin livchway . & weeks E. of Detroit, James H. of Ken- | ee * * * ping Center, it will feature a free Hitler $s General Given dale ° by % the - Sea, Fla. and| All Steel pe The OAS's Inter-American yep Cin capable of holding Three Years in Prison eae the Army; and two, eace Commission, meeting in|! cars mr ~TRY . John A. Anderson z Z | Washington, referred to Guatemala Developed by Eugene Sioan TRAUNSTEIN, Germany w—Lt. ee ee meee | > & « Vacation coming and your | proposal by Honduras and Ni-| and Bert L. Smokler, the center Gen. Theodor Toldsdorff, 44, Ger- _ SOUTHFTELD TOWNSHIP = Ps i. ¢ }caragua that the five-nation body) is scheduled te open in the fall | Many's youngest and most deco | Service wil asl To toe AL Spec ial 95 car isn’t in the best of shape oe make an onthe spot investigation | ef 1955. [jexted general of World War II on SY cee a wal Re rn i - Sale of charges by the Arbens govern Northwave : shonning was sentenced yesterday to 3's pm riday at Sawyer unera in fact it kind ment that the two neighboring ps ity ; racine vad ton ee " } ears in prison for ordering a cap Home Berkley with burial in Price pistol ne supported wes which virtually every family has! '4!1 executed four days before Ger White © Chapel ela Fane BALL BEAR RUBBER TIR of feels LIKE SRAAININE Cuatemala Comn 5 CRE er) eens ay) eaten many surrendered j Cemetery He died Tuesday A A INCS = U ES Chairman Laus Quintanilla of Mex Sor arnt ie Kenenertaiea:” caps The captain was shot for putting} Surviving are his w idow, Alida AND HAND GRIPS THIS heen - " —. iain alan Sloan Lup a Regi a rons sign at the en- | and a brother . ee _— Fin Se Resta, aaa AP Wirephete Africa, 60, 63. In mixed doubles, Miss Connolly and Lewis Hoad of Australia defeated Stefan Stock- Ingeborg Bogler of Ger- round. Another ‘Miracle Team’? By GAYLE TALBOT ago, when the official odds were 61 that the New York Giants would not win the Nationa] League NEW YORK — Three months |Durocher’s club, which had fin- pennant, several big questions re-!from Milwaukee, give the Giants mained to be answered about Leo ished a dismal fifth last year. * ¢ * Would Johnny Antonelli, obtained The 4team battle for top honors in the City Men's Softball League continued last night, as defending champion Stadium Inn pulled a half-game ahead of its three pur- suers. The 1953 titlists were outhit 43 by Champagne-Velvet, but took ad- vantage of four C-V errors to take a 5-0 triumph. Stadium Inn scored combination of two hits, two er- rors, a walk and a fielder’s choice. Deadlocked at a half - game behing Stadium Inn are General Motors, Moose and Birmingham Riteway — all with 8-2 records. Moose blanked Drive - In Clean- Ryan fashioned,a neat hitter. Ryan fanned 12 and walked five. Birmingham stayed in the race with a 64 triumph over Milford Merchants in two extra innings. Pontiac Driver Has Big Night at 59-Speedway Benny Howell of Pontiac had his best night of the hard-top racing season at Pontiac M-59 Speedway by taking the 25lap feature race to jump well up among the leaders in the Land O’Lakes Racing Asso- winners were Jimmy Hasselle, Glen Woodahl, Ray Nece , 325 . 13. SirCKING—Oremes, ‘-_ 9-6, and Zuver- 4-Team Fight Continues in City Softball League four runs in the 2nd inning on a|s ers 6-0 Wednesday as pitcher Billy | ®°* Riteway scored its winning runs in the 9th on three hits, a sacri- fice and a walk. Undefeated Giles Realty won its 5th straight game in Girls’ League action, downing General Motors 11- 5. Learie McCaughan paced the Giles’ 10-hit attack with a home run and two singles in four trips. 2) appepdoscancoccoce 000 000 60-0 4 4 se waren eee 040 001 s—5 3 1 oe 4 Overcashier and Croteau; Miller and D. Wilson. | Od en Uno neoonnoe 000 000 0-9 3 5 Moose ..... sess. 040 O11 &—6 4 6 Atkins and Koop; Ryan and Pritchard Birmingham ........004 000 002-6 3 4 Giants Answering Pre-Season Questions Milford .......... 002 000-4 @ 3/ finally is living up to the $75,000 Reynolds and Kothe, Woodcuff and bonus that the Boston Braves paid Giles... ceeeee cece ee HH lie o11 19 e| him to sign when he was fresh out Wineraca Gat Mosher: Bender ana|f @ Rochester, N.Y., high school man. * ¢ @ As for Mays, the 23-year-old Toski Leads Big Field | Nesro from Alabama looks as in Insurance City Open WETHERSFIELD, Conn., June 24 W — Top PGA money-winner Bob Toski of Livingston, N.J., the defending champion, leads a field of 162 in the third annual, $15,000 Insurance City Open golf tourna- ment, which starts here today. The competitors began teeing off at 7:30 a.m. (EST), the beginning of four days of 18-hole rounds of medal play. Toski won the tournament last year with a 269. i He is bigger and way. s Williams’ back proved and he is with Aj] Dark better in every * is vastly im- teaming solidly | and the around second. THE PONTIAC PRESS, \THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 * Time Record in 17-Innin r . « « « ~ Comm | Democratic No-Hitter _ < a | Minority Party's Nine | Beats Republicans 2-1 than the previous high} The Sox forced the overtime by yee. ace eee ee By HERB ALTSCHULL pitch, took a ball, then wal players. ning. WASHINGTON «—Congression-|loped the third pitch into the left Ted Williams as a pinch- o.,*..° : al Democrats boasted the first no-| field recesses of Griffith Stadium je.first time since June| The 24.83 fans got an extra lniter in Capitol “Hill's “World| for a triple. sik Dykes called| thrill in the seventh inning whem) core.” history today—but even s0 ak p, hurlers. Fortunately, the Williams strode to the plate with | i2y were hard pressed to main-| Final score: 2-1, in favor of the two out, the bases loaded, agd the) 14: their victory string | Democrats who have yet to lose second straight night | Orioles leading 4-2. over @'titing Mapattinas wien since the charity series started teague tallenders went; Williams had been out of action * ¢ seven years ago. reaching a -deci-/ since June'5 with a virus infection) The annual base-| , Rep. Don (Fireball) Wheeler of Red Sox.12 innings] that was closd to. pneumonia. After| ball game went into its fifti and| Georgia was the hurling pride of be <% @ne called strike, Williams fouled/figal inning Jast night with the | the Democrats with a no-hit stint. f prem hacecly or hype out, a tia te poe Seeeterence Gee Se ote ony nl in oe ee League } out and nobody'on base. Then| For the Republicans it was start after 12:50 a.m. Williagns:absd failed as a pinch: |cnme '& Denner aly that | Glenn Davis of Wisconsin on the arrived during the 17th | hitter in Balfimore on May 15 when} pulled it out. mound—and pitching steady three- tied, 7-7. The he made his first appearance of *.* « hit ball until the roof fell in on him stalemate by | 1954 after breaking his left shoul: Rep. Harlan Hages ofCalifornia | in the fifth frame. inning |der in spring training. The next| walked and ste ond. Rep. Sie-| A crowd of 4,000 watched the ua - “ae Dagens | Waahs a a a game Eugene | Washington Evening Star's sump loaded.| Friday, he'll be in Chicago. MeCarthy of Wisconsi fouled off! mer camp fund. ! z il John Burkhart doubled in the winning runs in the 9th inning as Berkley broke a 3-3 tie for their win at Clawson. Skip Becker and Bob Blackwell limited Clawson to Waterford .. Scone. . Birminghani Blues..... i i wow Saw —-— SS 2B SS2E—-UEe - SOO—-S So 8580 Ne ONe-ws Sn e—-SenuvevessesequereP a i fH i s SeKrh SOwe—~i—- 2208 C88~i~ i S..- connocccouusevesouns?® Suecccon-sece-wescsesoucn? | a2 5 tt refit i i i ie Hd ie i a i “ili : i ip ie Es 6 5 1-3, ER-—8ulllv . Kiely 1-1, Hudson 31, Kinder 66. Coleman }- 11, -| Outsider Wins Derby DUBLIN, June 24 #—Zarathus- tra, a 50-1 outsider, rompted to a .|length and a half victory in the Irish Derby at Curragh Wednesday and scored one of the biggest up- sets of the Irish. turf classic. Hidalgo, an 8-1 shot, was second, odds-on favorite, Tale Of Two Cities, at $15, was half a length back in third place. Zarathustra, owned by Terence H. Gray and ridden by Pat Powell Jr. was the longest priced starter in the 12-hoerse field. The Braves led the National league in 193 with a total of 14 shutouts. Art of Boxing Has Seemingly Left Ring Game, but! Fans Seem to Enjoy Marciano-Type Slugfests Best 33 the '| minutes. biggest thrill I ever got, but it lasted only four The first Marciano-Walcott fight, which landed Rocky the title, lasted into the 13th round while the Marciano-Charies went the limit. meant a total of This approximagely 84 minutes of enter- tainment and excitement. Outside of one round there wag much more action in Marciano's two main fights than there was in the Tunney-Dempsey wars, although Marciano can’t be rated with either as a skilled workman. * * * “They don’t,” says the very smart Joe Benjamin, “know what fine boxer Dempsey was when he had his early speed. I know, for I've boxed with him often.” Rocky Marciano is strictly an elemental man. |“ is still close enough to the ape age |. The human race to have much of the primeval left in its system. There must be some element of suspense in any fight to make it worth looking at. You had this element. with Jack Dempsey, especially in his days. You have it with Rocky Marciano younger from the first to + the last round. Recreation 9 Moves Into 3rd Club to 7-1 Triumph in Towaship Loop Fos reation, Gidley Electric Bhafto, Tenny Rueile. Musial in Hitting Slump, His Mark’s ‘Only’ .351 PITTSBURGH w — Stan (The and Lesar; The Cardinals’ slugger has failed to hit safely in his last three games with nine hitless trips to the plate. Stan has collected only four safe- ties in his last 23 at bats and his average has dropped from .370 to 351. McCoy to Try Football EAST LANSING (UP) — Sopho- more Julius McCoy, lanky 200- pound basketball and track star at Michigan State College, said to- day he plang to go out for football next fall. Major League Results WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Wen Lest see eennes ee eterere eee ereeeres cemeeee New York at Detrou. 2 o.m —Morgan (41) Garver (43). carrero (46) ¥s: (Only game scheduled) WEDAESDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 4 iiadelphia NATIONAL LEAGUE Wee Wee For® ...ccscoce @ al Brooklyn eoee @ -. R 5% saeeeee LJ 40 scegeece uM ecoecee BS nu @ . TODAY'S GAMES Chicago @ Piilaaripnis, + 9.m.—Devis (3-2) vs Dickson (7-7) innati at Brooklyn, 13:30 p m.—Drews (14) vs. Meyer (#2) St.Louis at tteburgh, 12:39 p.m —Lew rence ,(00) vs. Lew (66). P EDNESDAY'S REgULTS Milwaukee 5. New York 2 Brookiyn 6 Cincinnet! 3 Shee tusced™,’ St.Louls 7 tebu IDAY'S GAMES at at m i Don Hill Pitches Dixie Don Hill won his 4th game of the season as Dixie Recreation moved into 3rd place in the Waterford 010 008 O-1 8 8 eoceas ooo 062 s»—-7 7 1 Hill end Man) found himself in a batting »| slump today. , Stanky Expects Relief Pitchers. to Decide Flag See All but Pirates, Cubs Still Having Shot — at NL Pennant By PAT ROBINSON NEW YORK (INS) — Stanky, the smart little hombre HE Es = g ‘Ti rag? F sali HE i. te , 5 Z a ¢ 22 1877-7 eiefti rl ap z5 z ied d ay z Briggs Stadium: “T’ve been pitching batting prac- tice,” said Gray. “My shoulder doesn’t hurt anymore. I'll probably do some bull-pen duty within the next few days.” ies E iI Ly “Some nerve that guy has,” Noren says. “‘From now on every I'm going to get it. No more hits for Bolling this season.” Manager Fred Hutchinson of the Tigers isn’t counting the Yanks out of the pennant race but he says Chicago and Cleveland have im- proved because of added bench strength. “That's something those clubs didn’t have last year,” Hutch said. “It makes both of them stronger but I think Cleveland has a little the better of it.” Ned Garver (43) was named to face New York's Tom Morgan (41) ‘* lin the windup of the three-game #| series today. Babe Will Seek Third Women’s Open Title PEABODY, Mass., June 24 #— Mrs. Babe Didrickson Zaharias, who has won the event twice, defi- nitely will tee off in the Women’s Open golf championship at the Samel Country Club July 1-2-3, tournament officials announced to- day. The threesome of defending titlists, Betsy Rawls, Louise Suggs and Mrs. Zaharias actually have won six of the previous eight victory in the event was in 1950. Repulski Bats .500 PITTSBURGH (®—Rip Repulski is ripping National League pitch- ing apart with his big bat. The St. Louis outfielder has hit safely in nine straight games. In this string he has: 20 hits in 40 at bats —. 00. time he hits the ball to the outfield | 5, Women’s Opens. The Babe's last | © Andrews Eyes Slade After TKO of Nardico heavy ranks. was his 24th victory, the clear-cut TKO over Nardico. Larrupin’ Ted Fails to Hit in ‘Pinch Role’ son and failed to deliver as a pinch hitter, * ~ . Williams, out of action since June 5 with a virus infection of the lungs that was close to pneu monia, came on in the seventh inning with the bases loaded, twe outs, and his team behind 4-2, * * Dramatically taking vigorous practice swings at the plate, he looked at a called strike thrown by Joe Coleman and then fouled out to second baseman Bobby Young to a tremendous roar from the crowd of 24,843. League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING—Avila, Cleveland, 374; Cleveland. 448; Fox, Chicago, 336; Detroit, 325; Busby, Wenge. ae RUNS—Pox. Chicago, 57; tnoso, ago, 535; . Ch | land. 54; Fain. Chic » Cleveland, 50; Berra, New HITS—Fox, Chicago, ington. 85 ~ » _ Chie Deiros a TRIPLES — R ; Mineee: gcncaer Pale Deco and HOME RUNS — Rosen, Cleveland, 143 Zermial ‘Puiledetpeia aat'Vernan, Wee “Srones BASES—Rivera Guana Jensen. Boston, 9%; Fox, . Zernial, Philadelpnia and al e lpn. Vernon, STOLEN BASES—Rivera, — Boston, 9%: Pox. Wash ston, eller, Cleve McDonald, New York, STRIKEOUTS—Turley. Baltimore. 94 Wynn, Cleveland. 67; Trucks. Chicago an Hoeft. Detroit, 66: Garcia. Cleveland, 64, NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING—snider, Brooklyn. ler, New Yorr 362. Jablonski, Brooklyn, 348 RUNS— Musial Philadeipnia 45: 54; Moon. St. Louis, 52: Kimer. Chic Bell. Cincinnatt and Mays. New York, RUNS BATTED IN—Musiai, St.Louis, Tig Snider, Brooklyn, 58; Hodges, Brooklyn, 57: Jablonski, St Lovis, $5; and Ennis. Philadelphia, 32 HITS—Snider, Brooklyn and J St Louls, 94; Mueller, New York, $1 Schoendienst 4 Loviis, %; Bell, Cincinnatl, 376; Muek 363. Hamner, Philadeiphfa, St Louts, 352; Robinson, DOUBLES—snider. Brookiyn, 21, Cincinnati, 20; Jablonski, 8t Louis, Kiner, Chicago, Thoras, Pittsburgh Schoendienst, 8! Lovi 6 TRIPLES ~ st, St Louis, Hamner, Ph 6 tam ide?. Brooklyn. ays, New York, burn, Philade! , HOME RUNS—Mays, New York Musial, st Louls. 22; 8 Bodaes Brookivn, .8: ider, Brooklyn, Ld STOLEN GASES — - . Milwaukee, 13; Temple. oe Ag Chicago and Moon, St.Louis. 8; Robinson, —, Mathews, Milwaukee, . PR phia and J st #1, PITCHING— Antonelli, New York, 82, #818; Haddix, & Louis, 19-3. 800; Cincinnati, 41, 800; New ¥ 7-2, .77%; . Brooklyn and < St Louis, 5 ” Roberts. io epaha. kee, 70: fa, New York, ¢ . 2 -* { ' - FIFTY : oS i a THE P PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 “3 Woe Home Stadium Bugaboo’ Still Haunts Bily Hoeft ih ig ~ Stil in Style in Junior Loop: Fine Hurling Highlights | Play in 'D’ and ‘F’ City Sandlot Divisions Low-Hit Games 4th Dod CHICAGO W—Harold “Pee Wee’ Reese, Brooklyn shortstop, today became the fourth Dodger to hold a leading position in the All-Star baseball poll * * . Reese polled 99,384 votes in the National League shortstop ballot- ing race as voting continued to, yy eee decide Armherican * and National League starting lineups for the All-Star game in Cleveland July 13. The balloting, which opened on June 11 will end at midnight July z: Reese's 99.384 total dropped Al Dark of the New York Giants into ger Takes Vote Other Dodger leaders include first baseman Gil Hodges with 102,516 votes; catcher Roy Campa- nella with 98,155 votes and center- fielder Duke Snider with 104,651. * *. * . Stan Musial, St.Louis Cardinal outfielder, is the highest individual second place with 97,101 votes. vote-getter in the poll, He has 117,308. Runnerup Yogi Berra, New York Yankee catcher, has 114.674 votes. In third place is Minnie Minoso, Chicago White Sox left- | fielder, with 112,718 votes. AMERICAN LEAGUE r Chic. 4.612; , am. ernon, 73.5290; —— Detromt, 41.334, Contin. New York, 27. Second wate —Asees Cleveland. 104.334: a. apes ead ‘Bengal Hurler Loses Control, Bows fo Yanks =| Ralph Branca Charged With Loss as NY Nine | Evens Series ‘ shares, pesca CITY JUNIOR BASEBALL cainird bang Boone, Detrot, 98.177: Kall | By JOE FALIS Lytell-Colegrove 26, Doris’*Rink 3 iceor. FE ene ome cs DETROIT ww — The bugaboo of Pontisc recuse. ‘4 Dougald. ‘ork, 36.141. Briggs Stadium sti]) haunts Billy Weldeh's 6 Avondale Ruenn, : a a ¥ | Hoeft. Boys Club _— unstora Market @ fess Wesningion. 34.20) Strick. | The 22-year-old southpaw of the Dick & Wes |2, Team No. 0 6 > Minoso. w2.71; | Detroit Tigers pitches well in en- Whitfield Cubs 12, Team No. 11 8 a = eee: mM, «4 | emy territory. But when he takes Special Purchase Low-hit games continue to be . Boston, 43.827. _| the mound before the home folks, , of Slacks Normally fashionable in Pontiac's sandlot Dre eee eet Fa2S' | it’s another story. Sold at 7.99 and — Chicago. sefig neem O43: Ore.) Take yesterday, for instance. . Both Clasg, D games and all Right field— . New York. 97.004: | Hoeft started against the Yankees, 8 99. On sale at lower Pompe — oe in 72.365 Renna, Puledeyain. 28.707; Kaline | whom he had twice shut out in some fine pitching, as well as some thay New York on one hit two only lusty hitting on the winning teams. a Cleveland. po rae. Ange = hits = Men! Here's the answer to your hot weather problem. Step into one of these extra cool, wrin- klie resistant slacks. from splash weaves, checks, stripes, in sizes 28 to 42, and remember all altertions are free of charge. Cool Off With These! porting om am ets or Play Jeans $12.99 Splash Re- i Lytell-Colegrove drubbed Doris Skating Kink, 26-2, as Lytell's the winners, whilg Tom Healy, Loule Fitegeraid and Jim Attard had 3 apiece. Dave Kives and Don Coons set the Mets down with 4 hits as Pon- tiac Police won an 84 decision. Willis and Darrell Lovell combined to give Welden's a Shit, 63 tri- umph over Avondale. Lovell also had 3 hits himself. Honcheli's 3-hitter was a shutout as Boys Club blanked Lunsford Market, 5-0. Skinner hit a 3-run homer for the Boys Clubbers in the 3rd_ inning. Kn the Knothole loop, Tom Mur- phy and Ron Klasse teamed up on 1l-hitter as the Whitfield Cubs whipped Team 11, 12-2. Murphy and Bob Elliot had 3 hits each for Whitfield, Lynn Johnson stopped Team 9 with 3 hits as Dick & Wes took a 1246 verdict. Dan Kimmel had 3 hits. including a homer for the winners —. NHL All-Star Tilt McDOUGALD OUT — New York Yankee 2nd-base- ban Gil McDougall gets home too late in the 6th in- ning against the Detroit Tigers Wednesday as he tries to score from and ¢ on a single by Mickey Mantle. Yanks won $4. AP Wirepheote Tiger eatcher Bob Wilson makes the putout on a |throw from Bill Tuttle. In foreground is Yank pitcher Whitey Ford, who scored ahead of McDougald kates. Chicago, 35.608: wane. Third base Jontensht. St Leute 101.542: Jackson, Chic Mathews, Mil- Teubes. oasis Jones. Philadelphia, 63.704: Ex-Tennessee Star Last Colt to Sign BALTIMORE #—Big Bert Rech- ichar, former Tennessee Aill- American and high scorer for the Colts last season, today became the 60th and last Baltimore player to sign a 1954 National Football League contract. The 23-year-old back, voted the “Most Popular Colt’’ by the fans, topped the Colts in scoring with 33 points last season and set a new “backed Barry Fell’s 2-hit piteh- Pirst Ss ue. pense ing with a 19-hit assault. Fell eee ae sae Panty, Chionge. saris, | reason, he lest control. We filled fanned 16 and walked three. Torgoses _Tntodetpnie. 33.017. the bases ey Mire = was z 149; Schoend St Louts, 97.217; Gilliam | Temoved from the game. Yankees Dick Eldred collected 4 hits for a signs ayy “ei esr ed fr tame. ¥ : Kives whiffed 10 in the 6 innings Sole Sicser 2 | ster from Oshkosh, Wis ’ he worked delphia, 97,115: ao 42.74; | It was Hoeft’s 7th start in Briggs 8 No games were scheduled in .—— jrooklyn. 14.68 : Stadium. He has failed to win, ' Class E, but a pair of Shitters neil Cincinall ee ing: Rare 50 sisex, | losing four times. He wasn't in- t . " . 5 were registered in Class F. Bill St Louls, 52,121. : volved in the decision on three : This is Hoeft's 3rd season in the :| big leagues. Yet, in that time he has won only three games in Briggs stadium—an average of one a year. That's no way to impress Tiger fans, who, after all, are the ones who pay Hoeft's salary. Strangely, however, Hoeft has never been booed in Briggs Sta- dium. Which is a.compliment to the fans. They undoubtedly realize he is inexperienced and has the promise of becoming one of the games outstanding stars. So why ruin him with boos? It took Hal Newhouser five years before he became a big-time win- ner. When Hoeft left, the Tiger pitching fell completely to pieces. Branca gave up a two-run double versible Jackets. . Is set for Detroit . . fal cocord at Si vine, te te Gil MeDougald, who tied the Frat the Loom 4 Qs NEW YORK (UP) — Piehh an More Than Million |Rich M eeting Under Way |psmties te ck in ve net tc] Sa"toar mere oe te nual all-star sgries io ols . nee ad. se L J driving coven poste... oe siitictetace|in Tanforan Purses |Today at Arlington Park | "22%. c sew vem mo. “eee $2.69 Sanforized $4 77 Blue Jeans . J 2EOTA SAS STAB BME - a announced Wednesday. The game is played each year and pits a squad of all-stars from NHL teams against the Stanley Cup champions; who are the De- troit Red Wings this year. Franklin Beats Chiefs SAN BRUNO, Calif., June 24u7— Tanforan will distribute stakes and purse monies exceeding $1,000,000 in its 42-day thoroughbred race meeting opening Sept. 13. General Manager Fred H. Ryan said it| would be the highest outlay of any By JAN HARTNETT CHICAGO wW—Colorful Arlington Park opened one of the richest meetings in the history of thorough- bred racing today, a star-studded program offering $1,950,000 in stakes and overnight purses. Farm's Preakness winner, Hasty Road, and his stablemate Sea O’ Erin. s * * Older horses will be seen in such rich events as the $160,000 Arling- ton Handicap July 31 and the Rechichar now lives in Baltimore. Missed on Gridiron Wayne University athletic teams won all but the football game in sports relations with the University of Detroit this year. Tartars swept Whitey Ford, who has never lost to Detroit, was the winner. He replaced scrambling Jim McDon- ald at the start of the 5th and posted his 6th victory of the season against four losses. He has a per- fect 40 lifetime mark against the Tigers. 5 ” fall meeting in the 55-year history . 2 8 a added Equipoise Mile July| 1. basketball and baseball series —_ ree Franklin Hills Polo club took a of California s oldest major track.| Twenty-two juveniles were set to) - and won the fencing match. Tar- at, a dé ‘ * wis a yontiac Chiets| Highlighting the stake program go in the~ two divisions of the >. ef @ M'D'ald.% 4 4 5 3 Kuenn. ss 4 1 3 3 42 victory over the Pontiac ; : ~ =p . tars and Titans do not meet in Carey, 30338 ‘ plo | Will be the revival of the California | Primer Stakes at 5'2 furlongs,| Other nationally famous events pe ee in the feature match at Ivory F : . other sports. Mantle, cf 3 1 1 0 hock 1 0 6 6 Field Wednesday night. Wendell Derby for three-year-olds, first run | including some of ‘the brightest | include, the $150,000 Arlington Fu- -hing a Me = verde Smith's 3 goals sparked the Hillites. |!" 1873 and the renewal of the |2-year-old prospects of the season. |turity July 24 and the $105,000 Siovron ih 1 0 6 2 Nieman, ¥3 03 8 . I the Tzeniaars Larry Wil Tanforan Handicap, inaugurated in The Doris Day purse, $7.500 six- Arlington Lassie Stakes July 14 Sports Calendar Cetne | 2 ¢ ‘ ¢ Boone, ed 3 2 2 1 : lames tallied 5 goals to lead Straw- | }899 for three-year-olds and up| furiong event for 4year-olds and| Besides these Arlington will pre . Rinewte. 00 2 0 4 3 ‘I 101 6 heme Hille to a 144 rout of the | 4rd. Both will be for $35,000 add-| yp. attracted seven entrants head-| sent the $30,000 Arlington Matron TODAY wD dp 10 ¢ Oka. 286 ; P =< : oe ¢ ce ; BASEBALL bRobd 0060 : Birmingham Ramblers ed ed by the Hasty House Farm entry | July 28 four stakes at $25,000 and| 1 ase a auburn Merchante ve Oliver Daren slelele one =i } i : t ee = — jof Torch of War and Pomace two at $15,000, in addition to Buiex Wiener 530: cats ceil 105 Ford. p 2000 Hoett, p 2112 F : z = , ‘e p ye CLASS D- 1) «(C- 0 E aa ee’ et ioe is Re ; a Holds Balk Record Nearly all the top houses a s Primet south 5:36): Clarkston a Rochester Marlowe p 6 ° : ° . . — ; - i training will see some action dur ——— IC-J ee al _ —_——— phone | eoen £ ¥ With the Yankees in 1950. Vic Ras-| ing the rich Arlington meet, Satur- | | Mrs. DeBolt Tops WMGA (San ainesed. $30: “ve = * | totals 33 10 {7 16 Totals . cH = & i* : chi committed four balks within| day's Warren Wright Memorial, a SOFTBALL b_ Walked for an le Ag ol . 3 ye | the limits of a single game. a $25,000 added seven-furlong sprint} Mrs. R. F. DeBolt shot a 79 at |, CTT’ gr ronda ag ee G—Ran for Robinson tn sth 3 : = 734 $%| major league record that still| for 3-year-olds, has attracted 25|Morey’s Golf Club Wednesday to| and 8:30) lt sock om te Pe —lngral — é d stands | nominees, including Hasty House | win the weekly Women’s Metropoli- vn ee nT: eee Realty, Bagh goo orenes = fr Beara 7th tan Golf Association tournament. | dale (North Bide, 8:30) ow York O10 G24 c09—9 ; : WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Drayton 101 101 e00—4 SPORT She became the Ist WMGA player | Drug vs Richardson Dairy (Men's, 8:30) R—Mantle, Berra, Bauer 2. Skowron, Coi- i . Del's Service vs Dreyton Drug (Little| tins. Noren 2. Ford. 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THE Haddix Unrutfled by Loss By GIB STALEY PITTSBURGH i—Harvey Had- dix, St.Louis Cardinal southpaw who's leading the majors with 12 victories, said today he isn't dis- appainted because he lost his bid for a fourth consecufive shutout by an eyelash. * * * “I just want to win ‘em all,”’ Haddix said after his sparkling 7-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates last night. ‘No, I'm not disappoint- ed I didn't get another shutout. We won, didn't we? That's all the Cardinals want, just to win.’ Haddix aitewes only Give hits to! the last-place Pirates as he hurled his 10th cotisecutive victory. It was a particularly pleasing win for was defeated, his third of the season, was by the Pirates April 29.. On. that occasion the lowly Bucs nipped the Cards 43 on @ two-run ninth inning single by Dick , Cole. . s * Haddix was rolling along in fine style last night, having given up only two hits until] the tormenting Cole came up in the sixth. The Buc infielder fouled, off a pitch, Haddix because the last time he_| i then sent a drive to rightfield that | wem for a triple. A moment later he scored on an infield out to mark 445 consecutive’ scoreless inn- ings set by Cari Hubbell, ex-New York Giant pitcher. And the bingle season, hurling six while compil- ing a 20-9 mark. Asked if he hoped to win 20 or more again this sea- son, he,grinned and replied: ‘‘Well, ,| now, I never predict, but I hope, I sure “hope. I think I had aq 10-3 mark around the time of the All- Star game last season. I don’t know how many I'll win this year PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE of Shutout Skein but I sure hope I don't lose many more.” Haddix has beaten every team in the Teague. Pittsburgh has been his victim three times and he's won two j and Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Chicago, Brooklyn and New York each have lost once to him. from Cincinnati 24, 1954 Janowicz May Turn to Pro Grid Game _FIFTY-ONE_ By JOE BRADIS PITTSBURGH, Catcher Vic warming the bench for the tailend Pittsburgh Pirates, said today he is giving serious thought to playing professional football. Janowicz, a triple threat halfback at Ohio State and former AllAmer- ica, signed for a reported $25,000 bonus with the Pirates in 1953. June Janowicz, 24h — tired of “But you can see for yourself I'm not getting anywhere playing professional baseball,” said the Elyria, Ohio, native. ‘* love base- ball better than football but appar- arently I'm not making the grade.”’ Winter Sports Growing BOYNE FALLS; Mich. ® — Michigan's winter sports center op- erators say they are planning con- Siderable expansion in 1955. Six clubs catering to the winter sports- man say they will add at least a dozen ski runs, more power tows and provisions for night skiing. kept Haddix from trying to tie the National League record of four consecutive shutouts held by sev- eral pitchers. - . The clever southpaw led the National League in shutouts last Handicap May Have Helped Ed Furgol's Victory in National Open the Swing Won't Alter By WILL GRIMSLEY NEW YORK (@—"How in the world did he do it?” golf fans asked after Ed Furgol. with a withered left arm, won the Na- tional Open championship, the sport's greatest prize, at Baltusrol last week-end “It will force the re-writing of all golf instructional manuals,” remarked one authority, recalling that one of the basic fundamentals of the highly-specialized golf swing is a straight left arm. > - CJ Because of a childhood accident, Furgol’s left arm is bent at a near 45-degree angle and permanently locked at the elbow. It is 10 inches shorter than his right. * - * Furgol, through perseverance, developed strength in his left hand and forearm. But Furgol's victory in the Open, amazing as it was in view of the handicap, will not radically alter established concepts of the swing “Tite golf swing is a matter of It's Time Out! “And I thought I had it tough in the majors with only Durocher, Frisch, Stanky and Dressen! Concepts of whipping the club-head through the ball with the hands,” Furgol said. “It is a tigerish lash which gives it distance. . “The left hand is the guiding | hand. The right hand gives it the power, with proper bodily coordi- nation. You_haVe to give the ball a belt with the right hand.” Doug Ford was among these who thought Furgol’s left arm injury helped rather than retarded his play at Baltusrol. ‘The course was made for Ed,” said Ford. “It was a driving course requiring distance and straightness. Furgol could give the ball a whale of a wallop with his right hand and didn’t have to wor- ry about his rigid teft arm throw- ing the drive out of line.” Furget is not a ‘‘freak” cham- pion. This is proved by the fact he has had 1,000 rounds of golf with an average of 71.4 strokes per round. He rates with the longest drivers in golf, his iron game is very sound and his putting, by his own admis- sion, is the ‘weakest link in his game. He's not a “strong’’ putter. * *« « Furgol's course behavior in many respects is like that of Ho- gan. He is deadly serious, plotting every shot like a methodical tailor making a cloak of defeat for the } opposition. John Matsock Is Named MSC Baseball Captain EAST LANSING (®—John Mat- sock, Detroit junior, today had been chosen 1955 captain of the Michigan State College baseball team and received the most val- uable player trophy for the 1954 season. 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Victory Helps Dodgers Cut Giants’ Lead to Single Game By BEN PHLEGAR j By PAT ROBINSON | NEW YORK (INS) — Both ma jor leagues are getting fairly we shaken down as they head for the | traditiona] half-way mark on July 14 Indians, White Sox and Yanks are up where they figured | no matter what shape you're in... a $ ihn ve itd Ae oS & 4 to be when the season opened with | the rest battling for what is left. | The clubs are running pretty | much to form in the National. | Associated Press Sportswriter Depending on where you hail from, ‘‘jolly good’’ may sound like English slang or phoney Indian edly they will. | Pirates, of course Giants, Dedgers, Braves, Phils and Cardinals figured to battle from wire to wire and undoubt- The Reds and Cubs stil] are good | enough to beat any club on a given | day but both need pitching. The are rather hope- less. | What are the prospects from here on in? In the American, the Indians j talk. 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About 15.500 ' Indian Sign Still OK trapping licenses were Id : . aii sold and!) CLEVELAND up — Cleveland's practically all licensees trapped Rob Lemon has the Indian sign |muskrats, the conservation de- on the Philadelphia Athletics The | partment said veteran hurler beat the A’s 5-2 Department staff members said adverse trapping weather could be blamed for most of the decline to go in the big one are Sunshine | there is no reason to suppose they will grow weaker with him swing- ing from the heels. The White Sox have ambition, speed and pitching, but they lack power. The Yanks are operating |on the patch - work system. Casey | Stengel has been juggling his men like a ciyeus performer, but they akways will be dangerous As of today, the Indians and | Dodgers would seem to have a | slight bulge on the rest for the |long pull. But they can afford no | slips or let-downs because most of | the others are still pennant hungry | Laminated Bat Given | Place in Hall of Fame [ CHATTANOOGA, Tenn \laminated bat, adopted for pro- | fessional baseball this season being given a place in baseball's is |Hall of Fame at Cooperstown LN. Y. Joe Engle. president of the Southern Assn. Class AA Chat- |tanooga Lookouts and head of a| bat company, said one of the three |piece bats was requested by the hall's directer, Sid Keener. Bolt Kills Golfer BOSTON, June 24 #—Lightning killed a golfer and injured his cad- dy at Hingham’s South Shore Coun- try Club Wednesday Richard “Clifford, 38, was killed and William Huber, 15, suffered leg burns and was hospitalized for | observation. 14th ‘Theft’ for Bruton NEW YORK (®—Bill Bruton, Mi) waukee's swift-footed — outfielder stole his 14th against the | Giants vesterday and holds a clear edge in this department in the major leagues. Jim Rivera of the base winter dropped off 30 per cent from | Chicago White Sox is next-best | / yesterday for his 22nd lifetime vic tory over the club. He's lost only six times to the A's | The Right Equipment Will | Pleasurable! From the smallest piece to ROGERS has it! AiR Two-Man PUP TENT $ SHELTER EQUIPMENT Your Camping Trip More | SLEEPING BAGS Mattresses COLEMAN Camp Stove s] A? COLEMAN Lantern | PICNIC JUG . TENTS h* 24 E. Lewrence Street : Make oa complete outfit $1450 $1195 $395 Camping Umbrella TENT From 4 (A—The | Rus S444 44s This came yesterday in Milwau- | kee’s 5-2 triumph over the fast- |}moving, first-place New York | Giants. Jim (no-hit) Wilson sailed into |. the last of the ninth with a three run edge en route to his fourth straight victory. But the Giants who think they own the copyright on Frank Merriwell finishes, got 'rid of Wilson with successive sin- gles by Monte Irvin and Don Muel; ler With the dangerous Willie Mays at bat, Jolly strolled to the rescue Hie worked the count to 2-2 on Mays, who had homered earlie: before hitting him in the back to fill the bases. Then Jolly applied the pressure. | Pinch hitter Hank Thompson loft ed a short fly. Wes Westrum fouled out. And Bobby Hofman, who has hit three pinch-hit home runs this season, popped up in front of the plate. Brooklyn took advantage of Mil- waukee’s success and cut the Giants’ margin to a single game by beating Cincinnati 6-3. St. Louis | defeated Pittsburgh 7-1 as Harvey Haddix won his 12th game. Phila- |delphia whipped Chicago 53 In the American League Cleve- land tripped Philadelphia 5-2, Chi- cago outlasted Washington 8-6 s * New York defeated Detroit 9% 1 |and Baltimore broke its 9-game losing streak, shading Boston 87 in a 17-inning marathon that ran 4 hours 58 minutes, the longest game ever played in the American League and one minute short of the * longest night game in major league history. * . * Cleveland stayed three games in front of the White Sox atop the American League with the help of a home run attack against the Athletics. Homers by Larry Doby, Al Rosen and pitcher Bob Lemon ! accounted for all of the Indian runs. The victory was Lemon's ninth Chicago wasted a five-run first inning lead but finally beat Wash- ington on Sherm Lollar’s two-run | pinch-hit single in the sixth Dick Wynn 12, of Adrian, Mich., is mighty proud of himself. He shot a 63 to beat the great Ben ‘Hogan in the international ‘‘Beat Ben Hogan Dick s handicap: 128. tournament BaD aa aaa a a. $5.50 Golf Irons...., 3.95 $8.00 Golf Woods .. $10.95 Spalding Tennis Rackets aa oa . 8.45 Baseball Shoes... $3.95 up WELDEN SPORTING GOODS ‘G51 Mt. Clemens FE 4-621! Horse Show Off THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE Tight Hurling Again Features City ‘A’ Play 2-Hitter as Jets Trip Unionmen Tight pitching continued to be the rule in City Class A Baseball League play yesterday as Pontiac Jets downed CIO No. 594, 31, be hind the 2-hit hurling of Russ Lo- thery. Lothery went the route on the mound for the Jets, striking out six, walking one and, at one time, rétiring 12 men in a row. CIO scored its only run in the Sth, when Fred Goyette drew a base on balls, advanced on an infield error and came home on Paul Osika’s single. Jets pushed across two runs in the 2nd. J. C. Jenkins rapped a single, stole 2nd and scored on Gene Cox’ double. Cox moved to 3rd on Hurston fiy and crossed the plate with the winning run on Harry Austin's sacrifice. Jets added an insurarice tally in the 4th, when Don Russell tripled with Austin on base. Russell fell victim to the old “hidden ball” trick and was tagged out by Goy- ette. 000 010 O@-1 2 6 020 100 x—-3 7 2 Osika Coe weesecseres Rouse, Hrueka end Palshan; Lothery and Austin O'Dell Wins Wednesday PYC Test at Cass Lake Larry O'Dell led 15 entries to the finish line to win Wednesday's Pon- tiac Yacht Club race at Cass Lake. O'Dell's Bambi-Too was crewed by John O'Dell and Charles Calla- han Commodore Al Oberson was 2nd in Gizmo, with Marjone Oberson and Bob Greishauber as crew. and Les Huntwork was 3rd in 99, crewed by Virena Huntwork and Harold Callahan WEDNESDAY'S HOME RUNS Adcock, Pafko, Crandall. Braves Giants; Doby Rosen, mon. Indians. Wilson, Athietics: Bauer, Yankees: Jack- _ Cubs: Repulski, Cards; White, Red x Mays Avery's outfield | .y United Press Phete IT’S NOT CRICKET—Detroiter Fred Ditzhazy, U. S. Air Force man stationed in England, gives some batting instructions to Gordon Soans (right), a student at Preston College, Sussex, England. The Fairford Rebels, service team of which Fred is a member, and the Chicksands Chicks—both tops in their Air Force leagues—played the first baseball game ever held in Brighton. A diamond and grandstand were especially set up for the Americans, and more than 2,000 natives of Sussex came to cheer the unfamiliar—to Britons—game. Bolero {st fo Finish in Sail Boat Race HAMILTON, Bermuda \U#—The Bolero became the first boat to finish the 635-mile Newport, R. L. to Bermuda yacht race today. The sleek black-hulled 73-foot yawl, skippered by John Nicholas Brown, crossed the finish line at St. Davids head at approximately 1:54 am. (EST) after signalling her sail number, 134, in Morse code to the Royal Naval frigate, Cygnet. W. H. Wheeler's yawl, Cotton Blossom IV, crossed the finish line second, but had the misfortune to lose time to the Bolero as the wind left her completely half a mile from the line. She lost approxi- mately 3%, minutes to the Bolero. Wendell Anderson's yawl, Esca- pade, out of Detroit, crossed the finish line third. Wins on No-Hitter TIF TON, Ga. #®—Tony Sarmien- to pitched a no-hitter last night as Tifton blanked Americus-Cordele 10-0 in a Georgia-Florida League game. The Tifton hurler struck out eight and allowed seven walks in the seven-inning opener of a dou- bleheader. Americus-Cordele, de- feated once before this year in a no-hit game, left four on base. Americus-Cordele is in the cel- lar of the Class D League. to Good Start “Juniors, Hunter Classes Start 4-Day Feature Day, Night Programs Offer Top-Flight Show Horses of Nation Detroit Horse Show Association's 37th annual show was under way today with fine weather promising a big turnout for the day's junior competition and start of the big championships at Bloomfield Open Hunt Club. er event and a class for five- gaited mares. During the earlier events will be horsemanship tests for young riders, both saddle seat and hunter seat for various age groups. The | Junior FEI jumping event will be another feature. For the afternoon feature the McClay trophy compe- tition begins for the ASPCA horse- manship award. More than 400 entries have made In addition to top show horses of the state there are many well known stables entered, including that of Mrs. Andrew Shinkle of St. Louis, Mrs. August Busch of St. Louis, Jane Briggs of Fort Wayne, Ind. and Lynn Belank of Lake Forest, Ill. Robert Egan of St. Louis will ride the 1952 Olympic jumper Miss Budweiser, Shinkle stable has en- tered Sevenen, winner of the con, formation hunter division at Grosse Pointe. Portions of the show will go on TV (Channel 2) Friday afternoon (4:30-5:30) and Friday night (7-8 o'clock) and on Sunday (3-4 p.m.). Vince Lombardi, line coach of on the Dean's honor list for four years at Fordham and was gradu- ated cum laude. humid days .. SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICE Linen Sport Coats Light as a breeze. . in the warmest and . smartly tailored and styled to hold its shape for office or casual wear. Five smart summer shades. Formerly Sold for Much More “9 4s 4 meVen DOWNTOWN _51.N. SAGINAW Open Fridey 9:30 to 9 P.M. “Two Fine Stores for Men Who Special Purchase: TOWN & COUNTRY TELEGRAPH at HURON Open Deily 9:30 to 9 P. M. 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He's had offers from many of the big com- panies, And, as far as romance is con- cerned, Gary told Bing that reach- ing his majority won't make any difference about his marrying. Gary says he has no plang to wed Barbara Stanislaus, as re ported, and he told his father he won't give marriage a serious thought for the next five years. This pleased Bing very much. Snapshots of Hollyweed cel- lected at random: The late George ‘Bernard Shaw's fanious home, Shaw's Corner, will be rented. Among the %0 applicants considered as a tenant by the National Trust is Richard (ireene. He vas one of the first to put in a bid. After the trade showing of Har- riet Parsons’ picture, “Susan Slept Here."' we went to the Brown Der- by. Eddie Fisher, who showed up at the theatre to see his girl friend, Debie Reynolds, joined us later at the Derby. He told me he had changed his program quite a bit at the Cocoanut Grove. I asked him how he liked Debie, and he said he thought she was wonderful. Well, don't we all —buft no better than Dick Powell. In the early days of railroads the locomotives were looked upon with suspicion because many peo- ple believed they would travel fast- er than the human body could safely stand. —— Keego Theater AIR CONDITIONED On Our Wide Miracle Screen “TARZAN AND THE SHE DEVIL” With Lex Barker —ALSO— “WELLS MALF ACRE” With Wendell Corey and Evelyn Keys = | es AIR-CONDITIONED } LAST TIMES TONIGHT RETURN ENGAGEMENT! that brought AUDREY HEPBURN the Best Actress Award for “ROMAN HOLI DAY" PECK - HEPBURN | William Wylet’s »..... « ROMAN HOLIDAY wm EDDIE ALBERT Prodeced and Owected ty GULL 1AM wr ” Sereunpiay by 1AM MeLELLAN Hun Tee a * T od 1OWN DIGHTON Gers by tee Mekanee eee: + A Peremoent Pictere SEE THE AWARD- WINNING SHOW! powerful story of America's P 0 W's! Stalag 17 owen WILLIAM HOLDEN - DON TAYLOR OTTO PREMINGER Preduand ond Directed by BILLY WILDER Somes te Me sees ty BILLY WILOER one HWS Be says, | ; SOMETHING SPECIAL — Julia Adams, who will play the role of “Francis Joins the WACs,"’ something a little special in wardrobing not included in her captain's kit. Miss Adams’ curves will be covered according to Army regulations a WAC captain in her next film, = = forthcoming film. displays 10 000 Are Idled at Great Lakes | representative | Trouble at Steel Plant Starts as 3 Refuse to Do Assigned Jobs DETROIT # Steel Corp. plant in suburban Ecorse was ringed by pickets and 10,000 workers were idled today after two disputes resulting in the suspension of 14 employes yester- day Two of the suspended employes are representatives of Local 1299 of the CIO United Steel Workers of America. Paul Carnahan, president of the steel firm, sald the strike The Great Lakes adult population needs glasses but only about 30 per cent are wear ing them. ‘ About 60 per cent of the general i. ALWAYS COOL \ TODAY and FRIDAY ON OUR LARCE SCREEN PIPER LAURIE DON TAYLOR } - Praate. Phone FES-8331 COOL ital at the plant medical station also | | were refused. This refusal led to | a five-day suspension after which the men are subject to discharge The second incident, Carnahan said, occurred jn the firm's slab yard where six men allegedly re- fused to change a motor on @ train. was an “outgrowth of two illegal | work stoppages.”” Union district Thomas Shane fired a reply which accused | Great Lakes of attempting provoke trouble. Shane said he was certain ‘the company's discharge of 14 persons within 24 hours preceding a re sumption of negotiations yesterday is a definite move to try to pro voke a work stoppage.” The plant is a major steel sup | plier fur automobile manufacture and has been operating at 75 per cent ol capacity for several months Carnahan ‘ssued a prepared statement describing the two in | cidents which led to the wajkout One incident, said, involved a refusal by three employes to accept assigned jobs | on the grounds they were physi- | cally unable to do the work. Carnahan's statement said a supervisor's orders for the men to report for a physical examination the statement | | | ADDED In CinemaScope ase Stunt Pilot’ Calor by TECHNICOLOR bene (vert Mage Soda Rageete beeches 11 ROP RON SOP | Mature: Haywaro MECMAPL PENPMUE « DF8RA PAGET | Ane lo regi JAY ROBINSON ] WR oe Marat reset » FRANK ROSS ones wy DELMER DAVES | wae PHILIP DUNNE | At 1:00, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:43 Seeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeee . ~% SUN.: “Island In the Sky” Also “Appointment in Honduras’’ Seeeeccesceseaeeeseee ALFRED RAY roon HITCHCOCK S use gy * Se OL WILLAND GRACE KELLY- ROBERT CUMMINGS »< DIAL M FORMURDER W PHONE FEDERAL 2-485) OAKLAND: MODERNLY AIR CONDITIONED iF A WOMAN ANSWERS c ar THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 - ‘ 4 es - =? a 4 - ep 9 we . P e Widow Drowns..Sorrow by Working 20 Hours Daily MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) — Gray-; Saturday and Sunday, she doesn’t haired Mrs, Addie Delaney means/ even go to bed, She just keeps it when she says, “I like to keep working until it's fime for the busy.” The &-year-old widow of next day’s work to begin. Mason, Tenn. pas in about 150 Mrs. Delaney delivers a morning working hours each week. and evening newspaper each day, Neighbors call Mrs. Delaney “the does housework, sews for the pub- workingest woman in the United/1i- raises chickens, works four States.’’ She works more hours in gardens, makes all her own clothes one week than many persons do in| .n4 the clothes for two foster a month, Her average work day is grandchildren. 2 and envbelt hours. She also cleans up a theater each Her work day begins at 5:30 | night it closes and that's why am. five days a week and ends | che doesn't sleep on weekends. Or- at 2 a.m. The other two days, | dinarily, the theater work is over 8 000-Mile Trips =n: ier for Busy Nurse are big and cleaning .takes longer. Woman Also Working Se by the time she finishes cleaning the theater on Saturday as Airplane Mechanic in Alaska WASHINGTON (UP) — When Edna C. Thompson, a nurse in Anchorage, Alaska, visits patients bills for the works. Mrs. Delaney keeps on the go just looking after those four gar- dens, which are scattered around town. Although she has no children of her own, Mrs. Delaney still has a she may travel~as much as 8,000 “family” to keep house for—Mr miles. and Mrs. Flautt True and their two And nursing is only her ‘‘spare| children. True became a_ foster | time’ job. son of the Delaneys when he was Miss Thompson is an employe 14. for sorrow “T've- lost all my family,” she if ifrell bil ; ; little too tough. Miss Thompson went to Alaska| “I've been going it like this for in 1940, assigned to. the Kodiak Lover three years,” she said, “and I hospita). A year later she moved to Anchorage and has been em- ployed by the CAA there since 1945, The secretary of commerce re- have to slow down some—maybe to 16 or 17 hours.” cently awarded Miss Thompson a silver medal] for meritorious serv- fice with a citation “for unusual -| investigating q report that a beach - | house had been broken into found Honest Intruders Pay NEW LONDON, Conn. W—Police two one dollar bills weighted down with a can opener. They theorized that the intruders left the bills as ticides. But the farmer’s hope the bumblebee can be encouraged to take up residence in the area once again so the alfalfa blossoms can play a new kind of bee-bop. Country's targest City Wants No Police Bullies _ NEW YORK w — The nation's largest city wants no ‘Bullies’ on its 19,000-man police force. Po- lice Commissioner Francis W. H. Adams warned 200 trainees against assuming a ‘‘chesty’’ or ‘‘tough guy” attitude. Citizens, he said, will ‘‘comply readily with your firm and good- natured directions’ but ‘‘as read- ily resent arbitrary and discour- teous actions.” Honeybees Prove — Too Softheaded — CORVALLIS, Ore. (UP)—Central Oregon alfalfa growers are encour- aging propagation of large colonies of wild bumblebees because they have harder heads than honey bees. The alfalfa blossoms contain a tiny spring-trap. When the bee digs down for nectar a trigger is released and the bee gets bopped on the head. To the soft-headed honeybee the blow is painful. So, after a few bops on the head the honeybee avoids the alfalfa fields, the blossoms are not pollinated and the seed crop suffers. To find a new pollinating agent, Dr. William P. Stephen, Oregon State College. entomologist has begun a study of the propagation of bumblebees, The bumblebee, Dr. Stephen says, has a hard head | been and probably wouldn't mind the knocks it would take from alfalfa blossoms. 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Sines one Pontiac borer Fe de agrees and Bil- Si cate it unle shai permite ar Sos a = ont Co tiac Men a. c eo Am Quo 5 “ Lise & a”. 3; | Monday vans will eroneualy sad vachastinr esens *. corpeting, = ae | I oo igmes a) LY _— vght eee oe eye es |B As Bs ert oe | ection earven Friday and awaiting tri sre, afte a te 3| ers| 3 at ’ Youth * ; 54.5; 5. am N dy . 163 ws eon 1 the alsh Si lepoliances. ae tm er vlowEns ~~ on Roo chee ce reaee A663: | Am ‘Raa - 83 [ene 8 Com - 33.5 | ple service hiomndiears trial. ay | Peckanging pe an te beep ' "sb. which he Funeral U.S.-10 dblock a8: Us. manderds 3. 1,908; wtpie- = ose a Hemel Pieid ay don’ handler Busi fein — televi- Bee ~~) x oF Res next be t. seen eS ee ERS SG svi et we domi aul he et te | Ses Reser "Et| Do { o Pon sree rot eet nn hy nal 3 | eapectally b paciletegad The ° to — Wye ® from, os Y n 1 Wee. a ea we Am Tope Jet id comt 333 | wher eto reach met BB. srry pokey vende ast | Towpenin. ty aye ey SB elson-] ly ship javente a W. extlvestock reget Mont . ch m4 where we find the bis women, lg Sor of cos . 2 righ te) mane ot Coy - ohns r= ae oa oe A ery | con 5 ~ ee ered qt pe Sa oqre| VOO abiey with aan of Se en pe ag aT Motorols 11.7 ok rita M tuber- te te Department ot the or empires tay ry tor a to have rhee a oe LS woul co gt a Gatland Coan = Por Forres fee SiG sie oothees Sip "Geese Le night in tie iba state Pen = eae ee he = every ever 13 Tuber-| te ~_ Gane omnc Pub corerne Gene |e rach ene ea oe _| sone HO le ae St 7 Bonilla, - tion sendy Comes ket, = 0 eee 0 Renais Ohie . 62 Nat Dsiry ae the over 15 “But we lations of vice today 2 Lis same , ME ; ot 3, Lorraine i tagged sara: preg int Thorns Bet ou oe teed me x re ane yeers old| a a eo — CR ght the e: art ee Norman, 2, cents bugher soo and saree | BES Pa fog charge, take gives ee euscends the na a } Set aes ae iy ghotee ee Soni: | Sioa st “3 a ee “ast Se ae has b "e Deton as the ones Seale oreo waqoer Page, cl 5 ond MIS about ice $36 aes =e Ht Noam av Hej at X-ray — regional pales gated prov Sezer La eS yo ata roadiock at by 35-24 lots y-at re fet Brit 63.5 am est +d Perry uni Hayes Provided | further, ,—d} yy 5 ceguest one. i The 4 a by | od cor ta 3s nen | “ Mer “Pac 40.1 | the St. ¢ will perk Sones ae | and te | such ree ecco areas “Us heifers. $32.28, pies, |is © $6 Onto O a meres ae pl ated ye partment of Pubic Re qo ge at be sock " crores ing 10| ity eo esite, eo been th Pring = 21. 2a . at cacao GM A. Bago —-=-* dency eat sae eae ee | San Bry 134 Beran Ure" 23 Hoare ere 10 4. wt Naval wom Reedy of monaged Ge nese and /or rat ihe 8 ine be hep bens rn BOX aiian When highway ry bulk ‘wulity ‘and ¢ — — wtil- Can 04 Pe ke Da J | ha . _m. until Bivd. been of igeles — In 2 inbor ‘on that week the REPLI 'i% é beige a ot aba eee pagel 5 ht Pak ec) 331 | side X-ray 6 pm han been in charge of CM to include akan prover nara —_ es sophie ee and cutters most freely; m to $1100: Cater’ un? 44 Powe %e Pa as will Sen ope re opt, oh thes ane: ae weed for Ue watt te At 10 Gaga ead ae eemggmglen bulk 00 ‘eee Celanese a4 pee D _ Yeg | Court at visit ceed in fic hraig ob or eee with ee to show there w am, tod ' me een ce eetei ess hi RE ae id | Lake Ri aya Eman Bap coed Hayes In Low A ‘es |Seash rp ttn the Press A li sian hire to. poh eee ae ot ps ae el eee Foe fe oe a hank ra the waco ta i one — non it started, push steady $18. 40.00-31.18; —— Cities Sve wher pia Prect Os ai bo Building. se Orchard post in from F He eubieet to 8 priate agent Sys | the ‘ following in ; ' and Se shoe higher AE mack | Goce Cote sea tue o wi] om Hours Guam SS oe ke 2 and ordham precement fe yo was igi can boxes i; pda aia's cor 5 ate Feareday cols Palm M4 Roan 4.3) Musson are noon aaa c — cntmene | nent js tee ion, thereat be | nding change are Sos oot na : i rted aimans te pre 31 gr Ted we pos ay: de - ons yh ao so | Visi said the been in Rome ~— = Im rod, ont daa one ais a ig yo hie , 7, ms, @, 13, ah 2c ar wed Com er ists Se eres Ble =e se ste Some ee are eres Pe eas slalaianll | en w . modl ipeoe eo OR “ 4 =. ' . 3. 109 ‘ “i ° elau ee ; tol al gece ae block a 623 00-1370 Es Goat Oat at oi Jom Lge et units are been in | ° & hole @ sce, each, hain oF phrase Combined Special oa Wanted —— i} | on the an Rak eee last | € 1 Seah al 387 leaving the part sa | Are Newer Assessment. Male te where sce wrong the oie Oo-1T 60. roe sere sno thagemee oF BY. ones, oh] Sears t ne K the eeilative ine gecipane as peace on Barketl 6 te they atic stead 17.00; - most lem jot curtige niet %7 + Roe.’ 57 | ey —— Avenue i L - sepped the sine ess Pog Bias’ h Bection tn vaild, =| pita Eee Street fi up ‘ne ot ed the = Rewa: $1.00 ter food 084 — Dour me one a4 } evoneony oa" ¢, nm — yey twithetanding 6 it A Fadi = Columb Aut & io ca |aul 98.00. me chotce eo he v ‘ a Se ie ones |e ae Lori po ar ee turned ~ Lec geod ao Bast ai mS feu ce Hono ark Ba ' in conflict herew Sotaine | best om & Pe ge S omob i police t ly fe ll te Gas Air cose By Spark | fe 43 rs tas « Re- ile i oldup taki cmaes aa gp hE Resim Kod... 6 a Wh i} ° © effect Bffect: aE ey HR, of ] : | Pontiac according. to general tra ace Livags very | Mus i 2466 Seg Oil Ca DETROIT olter Legislati of a as: Tee orgs o OF us y esmen \ een | ee oe Bigs Fe. HEE E 3 ent ion to R sabes Rats shar ea tied hee — Hi —— fd Salrdny sh ae ar spray on Be ie Ht Ba St ce of] tnevinw atte oy Eaentente Ca pdvertooments ae sorts eseahaie ty the pap ees | . ud a ‘ aaa aa oe pa ae cheeses wait’ Scion 8 ae ee Ul fell ger ior eng Ned ‘C © ee rection decided’ shout ri fT y_ charge eat mar rae aoe ee: 2d aN i | upon vn gve ofthe great WASHING ensorship’ tbe m evang oe aS pore i “eur police meee eer Ege tor one Gen oe .: 8 Tex G Bul... 3 ish an ‘American be greatest Editorial TON @— Notice of City = Barkei and in yi up” hav few 330-346 i $0. ion oe ite ft 9 | King F Let Seed ba a on Mix OW Intention June 24, as Ore — ao of the heduled ES 3b We sah ee i BD Gen Tel seven TL Fink ‘Beas a secmieh ‘Ramen of Dan- te ben interstate age an retlaagrariony to Place Le eee int as entiation Bp tor gee we Leute ome on ee ry rslararapel gprs IX ot sorely aes! bill | "Yes" oasis on Secnd Ave set a oP ~ att / ME ge -%; ge ot = Goebe Ca class Gold ussen Denmart would smacks of em Search endant. yy the ope 3.008: _— neo ne: neh a i Dare Pee : ce The with Medal of — Reyel = set “a of cen- hy agg Po te Ivy Se cows ¥- — light 400: - p ae 9 r ' 924 eieas ee ae n eff ward own, ard, fi Dal jeadly it de ine ot ‘the a the Ey ~ os 4 f S Pressed Stendy" ve ere slow "yeartiogs and or Mo RY i - 4 Unit Bod — a3 ony si bes a legislative e of he Washington the cared — Wg] é rw ¥ oF Mi . goes ¢ and. prime fem te 12 3s lower Grejnon ge as Ba tine 33 et es were -_| penuh & > committee associati Avenue te ign to, spi resclation ot . ¢ SSINg Youth Sees Momertk rete a us a, iss Denmark . nde 8 evil com pee to il effort called the i aa \vcant pte TGS oa apa ; ‘ 4.06: : , 1 - ilizi t : Pops Em rah a ee eae corns He “Rasminen, seal ng advertang a eres not on pape te thet sheriff 30 $e: athe eto prime mine taal om ny Rat o wel FOR see ne 48.3) Syphon : st contractor t “It advertis == ian rom sil of secordl pres Mh aicati ast PUBLIC : a ‘year-old 1 end aig a Gere wT choice eit 3100; 8 Peter 80.6 ¥ —— sees 8.7 ple y for as president ni pales piv is . Avenue AEE. otrayed s- lang Cou ee rg etlc —- ee Harper ace ie chotce iy tn eo outers “62 tings | nt ee 4 wen Un OT alae tue ede wed te of the ic habs eae av ing. parcels of we a sseas o'clock A th since June Woods air | coe ene fat Peper oy ca ait: orchasire and —— oa why not rd ee . a ene the wuss Sey Sire cecor sain cm om the Stoney - hour an : th galanie 8 rae is oe p> BL RA i wt Weolwerth ae Holl : timpani pescelyrerays her ind en pontiac the — HEREB ted cost ¢ prtedond ay held, ser oe in area search geod to. ‘Sone a pee Re Tent Sh & a3 y Girl oa?’ politics such ustries Municipal “Co vm ieaton ¥ OIVE — cate Mong ~ i y eareergg H ary tectives 0 by a eee cull to| erated soca. rates ae A » 19, Inj an political candidates or to jectione. aie. fe ne 36 Detroit Brean Mahion } Menzies Under- good a es lambs sien ole a 008 uto T , inj prepared asked i ions or fectiona” tnat “lag Rod ee Our — to . cael France and De chotee seta Sates ptrod — Press. por Nid aay Mi. urns Ov r subcom: for ed ina or oth Dated may wigeestions. 1 A gee CORPORA - tose. where: bes — Da ‘ dar owes 4 00: cull & ood | ae by the asia Joan er eommti Senat privet . June 23 ae gg By Si wens — of abouts any vid *4.80-4 90. fin gr Been. toe wee ou Asso- | le St ne Gaul tion sa hearing. = ‘ a pertice B Detrott, sient 7 last 20666 of clues 00 s | Prev. a dust een t. Joseph Hol , as : id the ommerce Ape owl Bidg ~f seen Holl Ernest oe v.. aeons ‘ oseph ly , of 6 with ed R at 2 | bathi enterin ywood La Poultry M x aa - «172-2 5 Util Stoc day after Merc: was ad 958 E 000 da a me itorial Notice EVAN ¥ va thing st — Se er ai ki 3 | Pon’ Lae cy Hosp yet | pubes ad mbership of som fog i neers, | camara, coon nudteae, | ATTE to New York State a im he | pee are Pree ist foe cnigt at St BE epon nha roa overturned on cerned. tha weekly newspaper a phd mos the oe, coe, sora : 14 NTIO «chance State ing inqui My ry up te for Neo. nail He Nigh ny st oo3 1209 . ok as er pedro Teaser wis ted ce bill was er : Sane a cerry the’ County writen, having beet YEAR N reveled there apd authorities on 729 gray er te, ee P euality co ted ue sa i364 Rar Bod ry ig be re a covert bias t regular “me ae wae ood Boule: Ssrheretore "ofOakiend. oe Teen alia BO a M to visit Ped = Hea ae ‘ett = vereons, BS se net a rilentrs Peet “Csiiend y is | nicat or perro A “chien = the Cit meeting of notified zoe sBiate of ta in YS xica iends hens — p Rhee Pol jarred ocks gures a sTOCKS 99.5 | Wheel y Herbert Cou ean m 2 oe oe wes I dey poueene. ng Comininaton, ° a ibe ~ wf nereb “y ‘, 1954; 4- _ n . als : rt 2 ers “ks er n ja. Cc ech Ju 7 a | Hal egist ae "tn DETRO s Visit Detr renay eg 20; ce- Beievte eee . edge Deere = = er Cre tat achieved ip coul commu- sonar to be te agen 3 at : ~4 satiaesmay fe gireedy "Gy come —— a IT oit tetrty nt lly steady > ht Navi v py ore suff the k at added. by id be at wood in on to oon jut! vce oe ay, A ag! of said r4 ry in isos 4 ia Trade U w— iow. a Pe rt sd light on | Kin y-Mich ae os nang igh re eighth ered car on the the devion indirect sheen eat Senlevard pee mee | Not p.m. 8 pe @th at the cit business usable Detroi Inion T peeve. BPR L oak and —- cplgan® dewere T «Noon coll arm pole iget mean 1 = Br ipod aon te vacaraaies Ee Milage day city it of ea c1o t this — pak peoren * on band marae Masco screws as a B 13 arbone yale guas : rot es E 8," he sald. improvem as noe eon — Bandar ‘o duis : Laoag m — i. Sa et ee res movies | Way’ x abrasives eee al we ed. She | we ee a i vitae fart nea se oh ay 3a | cicept Bund by reesined Rime ie: community i uto Wi of oe ee aa POUL . "Ko. Screws bien He ndustri ers ia » ones dlabmdinyd asenesd . id | any —- day City a oe income’ while 5 A | onists the adi dentate the | sbaneed, te ox youn mir harasg ol BO ¢ 33 rie pet ge roy | iG RO m profile a to or pantie | Boe teular wort cr Walt ‘on an a sac ob a who The 19.5; ; fe poultr ; bie Whe. go 6 if s P . a eer boas Be lgecoere me ose om encare an fay, from work 5 1 holiday, pond learning — tion een Trade U nag 2 State —-* F and asked ey $a | or Sewag enalized ner ‘Read Commise by ona th assess: nd” estimate, — eee = a7 trom Ap ] business. =: e ettes : : 4 “ July” 6 ‘ lan a : m. of Se meron comma 2 Na Mas ate | re oreign E Hl cwcuse tory 2 ane oe Se ai peg oa Rg Ne a | Mon Da fin, “Tories ply Tod ‘ a saa F 1 eee, ot Rats wan ¥ xcha _| have Ae (UP | tor Base. be at —s - Bec ( ve 4 rom I ace ‘ote ana Bey by 1964 cartes : come to ay! Ow siesen| Don’ Hands = et | eae i eee bers oat es ) = Some er: pence Tmmsredey, | thereat = Nakeedipree “ae ADA R. BY Mince Oat Mees osso Plan Don't Inc on Whee pe ian aotler ee attanense —" re oe oy - cities St eye pels to. aefra he Son. nae Pontes Cook Cig’ Cher, Far ts “he tosis ; % 0 ° n indus Propo 2 oo app e f : * 4. , Cc SALE route o> aoe s Parki sceauaeara | wzerope Great Po gf "| The concentra: age Con- 0 Township trom tebe oo the ¢ * of the son iit baie tobe he Motor = ° val to eee "9 | deci ae log oo a American iat con cs ea ae er iets pt, Slate aoe Sapsente meatn ee ARRER i to a given s city c paced satincs dccal & tom 3 PoP gy = Britain 30, o. —— said Public W Sn pg Ry of eations wil pontiac, = we WERERY provement epee les SOCRREEPES a range dagen naar phe ns pacsesin a taced ia |t igre ‘Senese Tg pale te Lhragpdhsbeingnd aento That coe ot accompany” | Jame ve vchigan “he c p ol cEePen Ac COURT range otro ine $90.00 ey. == Fistor oat a A tye eat sent oan = oleae ae _ Death Nofi S| eames Ti plan eal for age pe omoble recent. rea ay eta ater x | Pay A. mee oct ypepiow T. se cn ng] otic ale Syed rans cand in mano i four stopped said unchanged: Ho aut uachange Presse earn : Fayett special Neg: June ertices inet rot | en Maud es bre, is neces retoreneoe. ae: issue the lots to hands the car that vnchanged, Be ge gen To perigee eville, Ark 23, 1904 ers o aecogg op SnickLaYE ‘ary, Box 18, Ca proceeds to be and the rH, eeengete on the they hen ed: Port ng euler) 23.85. ‘olorado Wood Seita. Cron aD os beloved Lakeview 8 Sanpes ‘ote IG sober cael ae found |i pong 0S | Ind meee poy ant an mrage waar gags ner MIDDU Reports the | on th somctman é [a we Uaite an u “ Cnier Tipton —— one June. Ba, 188 held” Satur or David. irs "tres ae rasm_modera | xpelebipa eo ne Past | Sane naps CaS Se ee tea | semaae aoe Ss tm m20| Pscover a |S, en or “Ge ego ae | See ieee damenge to 188 lag 7 er operation of D “ts tree) 134, | Pass, Ore i oe atta eee Bi aecias GARAG al tor sere have Wa on flood him of the iscovers } Vane oer seg oledo, , Minn.; ares Orie a woke Berry tae Z RAGES, RE for = Sir titi g tec peme the | T , for drunk Often Abse as , ce ce ie Granta ie fer i ihe cotve oe, ~ a bg omen wo for Due nteeism tee, Corman Ct ; Rush =i oF as ea, verre ly eight ng t Washington, Moe Pri OMAHK is tovadon ond Modieen as ‘Goma ound Freel ont Mr beloved wien: r° Wat “Ad rer nfbne fe the peg ap More P giagirbore ice of One doesn’t eo A and Shaweme, | Va. on eae eae wee fee ae am: rose bt ad in seen wis cat bs . << lleged wa Sette ina RPENTERS beet onion, hen’s (UP) Dr just - for w fellow D Red ay troit, iebiean enoten tot CALL Deal! potato perfect farm egg laid — In- Pec Mge- bored? ork is nave a Indicted ‘ever Interment” Grose 3 Helen — crmreaestE tte om. He inches The was — of D. Da me jry as etre F ee = Pa pottnes agoutis ‘otic with irs $4438 Y : larger | another = roa sie ederal aa wera Sense. las officiating.” PReETE 0 AR AONS. WE. most around ‘ oro an al frm say I Fahl j aies ie mAvER, Jom ba Rar td arate “gece ig egg was “When s just be says ] man against 473 Pon ; the Kirkby Shea, kabel ing OR 30729. + ae or finds it mono “ee rome Hes ob ack) Pe 3. | GknPENTERa WANTED _ ORION ome 1 ce finds i monet, an alleged ion peg nag ong Tred, Welle ~ joo journermen. - has to stay his job ii pea ee ae Lake Meal ig oe to feign Simeon,” | s his Job, | in prison Communit aber ors cant eee, enn tee tee leon" be yn ¢ minum Jer fame’ Cathaite Rose bus. The cy CATC ™ . says. Absolut a cll coe. fing a oe wu. pr arenes os ps is on the Rose Sek —_ e od ® tem- a ee cee wining at 3, ay ee oie, Soe = = Ti 8:30 p.m held tion e. City ‘Apply doge | we will fle wich one —— INCED LJ = = ae q Iso oe . i Ww. sees iri taaeresowe M . : Twp. Bos 23. 5 ome ER c Mre age awe * H Sh oak ea Wa MOV ANDI a Mra. Am Hy hy ae ES SE y Banks i Yy FAST a is, Pum erother of ou adverti w : ‘ of vert hen the will be fied ise in ! an Applian Clacai- _ musical rah teks - * be truments ‘ i : ‘ . 4, ‘ ‘ ‘ __ THE I TIAC P) RESS JUNE . NE 24,1954 - Help » Wanted Fem: GIRL OVER 18 ee w , AL end DRUOSTOR ork w ra emotive | PoE = ! id Ra yen tart | ing. emale 1 bieasant have permanent a _ing, FE INO AND DIAH 1 iene oN. tele "Yorn. ‘Be rronality fice nooKEErEN aioe Be ~ Seegvegh. digs Hh 2 v, Destune ae oh ca oigl do 4 fat a we tetireen 4 tailor mae on vin emir yeare in of cw , Photos & | = u pe ytrgh la ale i _Freshita Villa oo in ee ae meanest businesses: Bee Sy ee a! Printing eres ces Accessories, s Tanklin 8 re vith ¢@ . UTIvi ~ an tray "ton, = — o¥ . an . Mi Cleane e ork. Pu" BECRET Me if A sn w CaM oe a , rie a Fie bel resneran FA ae! Sei my SMEAR, * ERIENCED PO! x Need Tic FE Fa be me FE ANTS . NCI t. F-45 an anted : : Good Hb PoUtTS . experienced . = 0 rer oO 7 ian weter Hacs, 1IN — Televislon Serv _ 5 Me D < a © in Rent : ' Give hease RY MAN ath Mgr re night COLLE r § pm NLY., TREE fele ti non Ser ; a ram pean 20 WwW ; —— — rnished | or call rovkied +9 Dgoch scMMER. GIR | "ree REMCV ie, DAY, NG ~ vice 2 ports end oor ah NE aaa anted A Xcel MIDDLEAG 17-7143 ent oa areal woe WANT _dump t a T rE a i TV Se ee 2 Western’ Pontiac rca FOUR Wanted Real Estate . tn them reais ‘ od GED cas fer 3 ban ' KEEP Nn Sarre SOL truck EXCAV TR aw M. SERVICE -l6 -$16) ah eatins Preferably pod state 32 sateen gs oh ot “AST, ETE | eee sirbonno aa Tih, AND rear ge fetta tha we Se we 32)" Rent Apts | BY Ears ere oe 5) eas Be TE BACT C Sapa | iirt et Serr an| t eae som Po pepe st Apts Fores ic FE | Ste A LN Be. Poorest As c CHILD 1 22 : ct 2 . Santor Teo LF | a" renee CO fh a \CTTCLEANTN( eae ey — Cal | et 33| R Save pray. you Ee | OO care ANION “Hou aL oourne led. cleaned. NG | 199 AUITCHE ‘L GH - 8.40 sino furnished. pod Lake ot a — ere ee ent Lake r rt cen y o | alid ) Ez sand: : Z rn o NISHED ia p a ve you week ea aund ca SEKEEPE? LD Ww ed Be L’ 3 PR ed. MA shy pf S . “y town. Prope t gy = s=| ‘0 Pas ey re st ‘miaaiceges Wale and Winds¥s cieaneas PO Typewriter > es 2 iat es tie") We pecialist! pres reer 7m st; ed : . st siti = i coe hous f 21 eiviag eee, 0 aire oman | = : FICE MAN | eeess ting oF is WANTS_JOI Chim jeaned a er Servi 2-287! gfe ti Roar cea and n You Wan Se we 3 nee. . a ore ine VATERFR as MEN . address — ‘Box au euler Must ae R oe GIRL wis ra helper Act aow ney Wo freee = cere 2A wiles desire _— SAVE a5 en, ort: to Sell | leu EAN nee Berrie FOR i 2 ee Bee . WAN le- | ortcaggrd at sepativase th URTA ork FE +4906 a repeir before rk eh WRIT N ENTED Green On Adie bed roo: VE A banke prob e! 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RSS Francis E. get vou ‘all "your ‘alah HODERN COUNTRY — WOME A tig 400, mo ay, aR aw |, Sea i oe Hee Eta” ice fens iSeee sp ee XS ee ea = eae nt pet Sa cm 5 a Hed NG A eR 5.0834 eotiade tty Mare : Mi Fr M e, FE Sook eee a6. sae . = caren aH ot Phot rE PO Paintin boom brarraae® i porrne Bi Miller oma, in 21231. -] en ue aoe vacant 1 ome cheeasrs, os & A = oF ee rr on c | ® to eines _betore = a es WE = s 4 c oS ten RNISH . ep ra Natalia 7 re) <" oe Nice bighwe chick. BUY ne ve., TREASURED cessorles RENCES. R- Sesive TY eae of 7 TEBUY A “ — BF. Daily: NE Ms set , gests 2 mt 4 D oir sel 2-4021 21 aed i > Sub private LOW _3-7350 Call food beach 1 TRAE restored. rnoros, ALL | l tes _only bat ER APAR veew Tee ry ACTS +7301, LoPatia Studio, Bake FARIC ~ LSU | * FOR AT’ tk e. Adu ag gt elaaeaaea PF] mp ter AMILY Wi _ th = RPLU —— A pated eons tion no’ ine 7 your gover 2 yea RED We rough SSTU oens e Racement — i. “B | AND in Pontise nO Pi Cisata UF # guile hes | POR sal aes H Box is ED MOTE! iture assified Beate oat ceed | re © etc wiew | j es . rite Pontise niture sports-n ads!|> Ores lor cobin a: R CO. i ny a cope it "ee SVL cr tpicrence ee 3 E a on »- a 2-8181 Dé ing! 7 ROO tt LVAN FE! to wall £3 ul ee 6-21 . i} Mh Lo iit ieee c AKE i heat. New = Wet” madera Bi Ta oem eioge nome 4 shee onan Aciome oe a Md ek Bank bait sitchen, dip 2 vod Patna | ‘. 4 coe only, 192 A fe vA Pg cee hares Pa bat location. lec- | A baad rs. and : : A OFFERS West Side—Paved Street eat. Venetian blinds. drapes kitchen stove, storm sash screens, $8600, terms Auburn Heights Manor New modern ¢'4 room garage tile { wae atte IL automatic 106x300, near i | d - i r 3 we HERBERT C DAVIS 4825 Pontiac Lake Rd. OR 3-2614 ate EAUTIFUL LAKE HOME IDEAL FAMILY HOME id : i Beautifully decorated large Treom 1} with cana ie timsu- country yeon - eountry liv With city con- veniences. $18,700, terma. A DANDY BUY NORTH END 945 per month ou your money's worth re, SUBURBAN RANCHO Nestied am: towering maples and with beautiful lawns ani shrubbery is this love- Pedroo.. home attached in sy f bite? rift i E i & ef ggeke ye i i bedroom home, plastered walls. at Lak year old e 4 at $6,300. Call , this won't last! Eves. OR "AUBURN ROAD Bateman Whatcha Lookin’ For? A ranch home? Lake front? beach? reation Kampsen FE 4-0528 Eres, & Sun. Estate Exchange me home ae. city limits and ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES A home with eve-appeal, plus. ear three of most bea lots you have ever seen. ed to sell $2. «5 3 on : of oak floors end tered walls, flush doors, i ets, living room and 12 = 23, master bedroom 12 2 12. built-in = chi ra entry automatic washer and dryer Lot e water. Bus ‘s . Price $8,700. DORRIS & SON REALTORS CO-OP MEMBERS 732 W. Huron FE 41557 HOME & INCOME. € rooms liv quarters for owner plus $1 monthly income from 2 three- room @ ents. Located bo ae west side neighborhood. red eo terms. An exceptional This on @ corner jot 41x127 feet, well landsca < os eae age The dw : ing rooms, lt Toom. 4 pc bath, very essen WineneE. oak floors, ample closet space and many other desirable features. Neat, clear im A-1 condition. Only $8,450, terms. OFF BALDWIN GI RESALE home ts situa de- forced air heat, }. $1,950 down. Full price, 87,508. terms. WEST SUBURBAN 5 room modern won 2 dandy lots, garden . Close to school. Only $1.950 down. price, $7,960. C CLARK TO BUY, SELL OR TRADE CAMERON H_ CLARE FE 4642 on CHARLES rden. To design Should please you for only $1975 down 11 ROOM INCOME has 5 units: 4 ed. Takes in 865 per wk. $14,300 with $3500 do NEW IN ‘53 and e Jim Dandy 4 room oak floored —— with fairly large rooms. down. DUCK LAKE BEACH is very to this 6 room ranch home tlose ‘with e it you B. D. CHARLES, Realtor FE 4-0521 1717 8 rative 3 BEDROOW BRICK screened Breakfast _heat. Phone MI 44614. Civilians—$1,000 Down 2 and 3 bedroom new homes. Pull basement. Ot heat. immediate Occupancy! breezeway & garage Believ a8 soe eer BS have $1500. wooded area. area. Dishmaster. Of Gils’ : ty phot? tts : i il fre E E ea b334 BROS. Phone OR 318723 of OR 2-1768 ® DESI to 8; Sun 1 to & BLE HOME | Don’t Collect Rent Receipts ; Collect ok, aan e iPS sac tes acahe con Pie b-1201 or PE +1316 the Rent ga- 4 at “BUD” Nicholie REAL ESTATE FAMILY HOME 7 large rooms. ment ot] heat, and in ex- ca aren. 2 BEDROOM CUTIE West $950 down R. J. VALUET, Realtor New Location—Ample Parking Fess GILES REALTY CO. 92 W. Huron 64175 HAPPINESS HOME & INCOME INGELLVILLE, HAPPY LIVING on 2 g ee * as > a For Sale Houses I Humphries DRAMATICALLY THE Ear! American motif been blended Te = 3 ‘e} : a ® a [ : i fr aft i fe | i i ty 2 aif f > F 5 i) wn oN. Open retive Baste Exchange Sat & COTTAGES w. ALLED LAKE AREA Lake Land Realty Co. ALLED 924 PONTIAC TRAIL. LAKE nace ceramic bath. * leges on Wolverine Lake. $2300 down, $56 a month Immediate [ist HERE -START PACKING CORT M. IMBLER FE +0624 salesman for | : ED, RORDMAN, REAL ESTATE 175 8. Mais = Romeo, Mich, LAKE FRONT on Geneva Lake close to Pontiac Three large rooms aad bath Also big front porch all screened-in All furnished and ready to move into for only $4,960 with §1.000 down, Thixe one will move fast. A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. =" =~ HOUSES AND IN Handy to Downtown 3 bedroom frame home. om lose to school 2. “BUD” Nicholie REAL ESTATE COME. OF ALL sizes. * W Dinnan & Sons, 6 KNUDSEN Brick Terrace with terms. 6 rms basement. and “% acre Te mostiy now. WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR ee ee FOR SPEEDIER SELL- ING use Classified ads! H ouse, car, furniture, anything — phone FE 2-8181, Brand — z 3 ra = ~ a 8 re] a = 3 oil 500, te hom ; fan 585 ty ONLY $956 urbaa Modern | ae and basement. modern gerage, fenced . sacrifice at $13,600 . Call for appointment DOWN. S-rm. sud- home SYLVAN SHORES. Brick ranch home. 5 rms and tile bath, heat car garage. 617,- rms. living rm. with e : 4 e , full fur- lot. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence PE 56-4108 open eves Next to Consumers Power iss DOWN 7 BEDROOM HOMES restaurant eer. Lessee vr Fei 0 TWN PAYMENTS 3 besutiful modern homes, quick possession . Kesy terme. INCOMES JIM WRIGHT, Realtor Real Estate ve. ) Pe saa in 6 ia Sa 00M 10! SIL if desired. trentage. Good buys. We » Re. R af i i tke VETERANS. g = r “= TH! Baldwin bedroom ie. Stoker. Oa street. 500 2. PONTIAC REALTY CO. NEW BUNGALOW 2 lete. term: es NEAR ST. MIKE’S tenet inten a Sele, full beth up. bem | ; ~ as 7 ag8 = i i ! fj — 9 oy Se 2 | C. Wood REALTOR W RANCH HC Lake Red = er se las M ge i: 7= itt all os N3 cost large wes suburban iots. tered . oak floors. windows, marble sills, ine ed basem Lake privileges modern, enclosed perch, 2 car garage tile beth. oll FA heat. sabes with low down payment. NEW G.I. HOMES Pias- picture beth, ofl fur- iy ACRE, MODERN, 5 ew. Huron St. Orr pee $42 MONTH & insurance. Take Includes taze over 4 per cent mortgage on this modern 2 bedroom home. $500 DOWN completely finished modern room heme, full beth, end Us Ortonville 132, Reverse chase ROOM AND basement. back of , | : i : a ne Zs i i if ; it } 4 : _ af . = of _ — pal ; L. + . - Bi “THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 { FIFTY-NINE For Sele Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43|. For Said Houses 43/SLICE OF HAM ° For Sale Houses 43| For to | 43| For Sele Houses 43| For Sele Houses 43 Avon Township BROWN East Suburban | smeaL:AKE ORION | sna nese Ratahn lise ben RETIRING SOOR? — Would you Se ee BY Preyettes Soa Ss See Sanat ot bes West Suburban | Sata oe SE) Sow EE a SPECIAL ont See iets "7 Reomio—2 Baths | fui meymamt a iat ps Sotwiea ake ced fe Coens eaeeiees .| trig tame ra and plete aluminum storm | § room show ee Wenaty “bulk _ | boughs down. . ARE | ¢ rooms “and bash wens | OUR NEW LOCATION ttle Bee . son tori Rae eg 8 Pay o East Suburban we Serge Oe) SS Cae ed Se es , ROCHESTER West Suburban Partridge | #7ieets| SSeS samier eee | Eee ee ae tes BUS. FRONTAGE, | SiS ihe eet esas] usere HOME oy $75 mo. $16,500, #4, Sean ti the Vearaaaece es ss] FMT c Lap [CTS Templeton, Restor 6A WA LIFETIME eget yp AB gp A -8 OF — pF -—- cetpenates gas heat and 4 iti, Se Laie rR WARD E. PARTRIDGE| Elizabeth Lake Privileg REALTOR FE 2-8316 —— Bune" ew | yeneh @ W. Huroe &t. Open Eve, 7 te 8 rooms, yy EE. and heat, STOUTS BEST BUYS TODAY HOME—11 ACRES able, plus an acre eng scenic 2 acre pot i. home is a white frame with one bedroom RANCH TYPE . ou sulated $2000 DOWN furnace Pully in- s and ec storm Teens You will buy this one quickly, BARGAIN—BARGAIN . Wilh sell on or consider ~ contrast and cach Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT WW. 7 ot ro he tae SECOND 8F 7 WEDROCT ATT. modern howe, 1% corner . Sylvan Lake City fra ume, Seqimom writs =| LAKE FRONT HOME Net tireplace, dining WA LAKE ih, Set eee |q eerie a oS te Priced rite with terme ti CSon' ana 0b per Sent” this value priced home to- oe: PAUL A. KERN, Realtor Zoned Manufacturing 1 | 7 Omjient Ave. Lectled et. cue ,t | ORPER Peat elt legit, | _water take car as home end 3 car garage. A ‘ NO good velue et $11,500 cash. basement, venue at . poo A a. ® quick Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ee 22 W_ Lawrence Street Open Eves. $500 FE 56-6161 or FE ¢ Mew 8 bedroom house with base- | Guolicate €388 Williams Lake Ra. . BUY, TO U OR 3-287 8 SEE i¢ = THIS WEEK'S See tte SPECIAL we Be 1 s-1706 | 34088 contre coe ee _For Sale Lake Prop. 44 anc) main y.|¢ BEDROOM LAgB Monthly peymente of 666 hen home. fal Sesement, Take 4 ¢1.b00 DOWN te'006, $3,009 down. 2 somes, 2 bedroom Sponesh Sneee children. FE 5-0729. . Fe eee eee tac every |SHAUTIPUL GCE NIC DUE a ee can ve im- wood Lake, lot 200x100, private mediate occupancy, Bal $60 per| lake ort, oney road, -— owner 2411. EMBREE & GREGG | -%%.04 9318. naar “Re? PARE tiful a +} eutiful + eae wot Ponting good one down and pom aM ro Maan pa. ae a floored attic tf oa aint cone bearcom, somes: Gah, Goore sod | 7 SEAUPIPOT 1 BEOROOW BOY eat, Basement with space for ies, 9 3 ene ston and screens. $11,975, toe down. On Sie — Fishermen’s Paradise LOW DOWN PAYMENT Just 3 miles from Tel-Hures A peat litte bungalow constst- . Beautiful island. ue ¢ 2 ip oo living room, 4 and only $50 per month. lating ao Pama porthe properties in our —, Lid you age, of 74 FY ct aoetheagth/ i s b ; a ee ore) > ea iN)” Be dogs a I ss ee See a pe a re —EEEEEE For Sele Lots 46 « | ae THE PONTIAC. PRESS, “THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 Business Opportunities 51 3 ‘ype, large lot, spring water, well-insulated. aluminum comb., full col- ment, good drainage, hot air oil perimeter heat, electric water heater, semi-finished. $1,750 for equity and take over. A real buy. 2556 Williams Lake Rd. . 42. WATKINS LAKE South Shore Drive a an i i é [ : F a Hi 4 i i g2 EE F 53 et will sacrifice at THELMA M. os ve S128 PE eae. Open 0 to 7 “NOT OLD— D—NOT NEW Giroux & Hicrs Ors Bree. 1m 9 Sunday 1-5 4985 Dizie H Drayton Piains On 3-470 For Sale Lots 46 BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES IN GOOD LOCATION 190x165) ft Excellent buliding Some wooded All on reed. Close to Pontiac 1% ACRES Just outside of Pontiac Rolling vith some trees. $125 Gown. ONLY 2 LEFT But 2 good ones! On 6 road. High and oer rolling Good soil. $150 dow Le ACRE S ‘erlooking _ High 5 aS rolling On @ good road Excellent soil for trait and Lots of All Kinds, Sizes and Description Heese eas eat Sthere taeal cpesed witvint tom #00 4 Seer 200 wig trom which to choose. ROGER B. HENRY, Ine. 5% OL 1-411! LARGE CORNER LOT. weeny: Walton subdivision i $600 of 8550 pote 4 OR ad dl For SALE. PHONE FE ns i ggg L sod ‘Better Living. A Mele down L. i BROW N, Realtor 1363 W. Huron Fe 24010 SYLVAN CITY across tor | WALNUT | RD i | FROM Ware. 8100 down, FE LOTS CLARKSTON road. Excellent build- . By owner MA 56-5006. 47 For Sale Acreage 37 ACRES Near Holly. 10 acres timber. lake frontage on smell lake also stream ee. 83,000 with 61,000 down. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 26 WW. Lawrence FE 54-6105 Neat tl Power rT OR 3, © oF more. $150 61.28, $1, 70, “hpi C. = mo, LAKE | ROAD. DIANWOOD __. For Sale Farms 48 os ACRES NEAR eeLVRAWOOD, . ecres lake front No building Gu"!'y Realty FE ¢3142 157 A. FARM AND RECREATION SPOT On the vement about 10 miles west of P ® Mill, pest and woods, summer and Winter sports, The big good looking 12 room home is - basement barn with cement floors elec, and water, Horse stalls. cow stanchions. It's perfect for a rid- Sie with many miles of ing sta scenic bridle paths dairy rn fat cattle of even to remodel inte S dorm. 3 valuable springs and ® smell stream flowing from Haven Hill Lake. We believe you'll make the “buy et only $3400 with About $215 i berries $1,750 with terms. L. C LADD 42% Dinie Hey OR 3-236) | 06 Pontiac Lake Ra FE 32-6207 | Corner Cass Lake Ra CABIN AND LOT, FULL PRICE $695. Cabin built to os Ed choice of large wooded lot at tha Lake —— in good _— end. ot ee $200 do Swato oe ‘ce & £ oh ong George. Clare” County. Sunday» FH. APPROVE o— Sone sites in Dray- HOLMES- BARTRAM 4392 Dixie Highwa *Y Eve. OR S201 Y LOTS IN WHITE emoria) Call FE 5-3680 BALE ALL WITH SEWER AND WATER Cass Lake Rd N of Keego, 45 on waterway to Cass Lake $1195 Wide $475. 40° for lote in Pontiac lots Also with sewer ADWAY COMPANY ig. Detroit. WO 2-9700 ior FOR SALE 602172. IN CITY | ONTH | | fe DOWN Fa, FER ead to weer - , akes and hosting. & vol thy abe any- Realtor. With Your Loss: To be Quickly reunited wih ve a a- and | Co-operative Real Estate Exc a For Sele Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61 Money to then “33 For Sale Housetrailers 55| CARNIVAL (State ides Lenders) —— a be, operated 2im spe — time, fe Baye has m EWERAL PUBLIC LOAN fe Pontiac Press» few ures” vesnn! Cxford Trailer A GOLD MINE! Casas, Pussertlieealtmied MONEY SALES with cabins concess| Generals, Skylines Great etc. Only $15,000 down Lakes, Tellowelones be mae m tng Tooter acelin tamily : Used trellere eald eo lew Cows epee! WAITING ess ras Escoieat ee Lake per a tan eek to Payments wade THELMA M. ELWOOD| yoU MAY BORROW rit roe t mile south ueke Orion on a Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd 1384. FE 43844, FE _Open to 17 Drive-in Restaurant Very attractive drive-in res taurant 3 miles from tiac on mein highway. now showing exeellent return addition 12216 Automatic o!) $25-$500 Today BUCKNER GULF SUPER SERVI E For lease Excellent een ae e ‘rare gallon .ge 5 Cole 4 Cr, FE 173 Going y Restaurant With vacant spaces for grocery Corporation of Pontiac __8-2208 and barber sahop aise 2 four room | 3% South Saginaw St. Kay Bidg | 1042 is FOOT ALMA. PHONE OL red. 1 owner cme. The lake a on Baid | 2nd Fir Phone dera! 40535 Salt | 1431 Cambria be ae Chieftain, deluze, Hy-|- Lek would m epee |) GOOD CON fect boat livery The gross in- el, og by Court, Lake sf “Willys, Agrolare, Overdrive — 7 a re oy 000 per Orion MY 38351. eS | bo wel ‘82 «Cadillac's, Gs. 27 PT. USED TRA ON LOT.|2 °52 Fords. 16.000 actual mi. ADAMS “REALTY CO. AN Can bought on rental our | ‘sy Pontiac. |, Chieftain n deluxe. 382 Auburr. Ave FE ¢3293 chase 3-4411. 37 come door, GOING OUT OF GROCERY BUsI- 1993 eof PARTANETTE 31 FOOT. | ‘SY Buick. “siper, SGecr, Dyne- bess — sacrifice stock and equip- | $25 to $500 825 to $500 | $2 000 reasonable. Bee Mr | nd convertible ment. Beer and wine. Make Community Loan Co ge. West Trailer | se 4 door. month. #mal) |, sows payment " nny no, Pork Ba mes Mich iS sy hen eupess Cail _VE_¢2000 for opp 3 EF. Lawrence 16 FT FLEETWOOD USE: | “se Pora _ Overdrive. FE 2 7131 ere of 3007 «Caroline, Auburn/| 4 Chevi ' oy iy? eights We also cave 100 other cars to Hoot and Holler!! - Choose from Prom ‘IT to 34. We a Pigs Poagarr “por too! Hubby f . i t Ww equ - ° ~ "$25 25 DOWN . ment ang fixtures” Large FINANCE CO. ette good . Dusiness lot Miness forces | grove Walgren FE 4054) | , American. Genessee Sales. 7 terms on the balance of $125 aly gasce ee ‘MAC. | CORNER N SAOTNAW & HURON icranion - want « 1 row our ills rotec ming sag 0nd . e re oo : pe | ake up te monthe ts finish inside. Only $696, with $17 jnvestigate pene lake privilege Ro Annett Inc repay at = including tog. Also Bey : ¥ ogg | Ottering® ioe” ots on Y ’ . tan ges Wenesce bales, 310! Seems ton REALTORS _Dixie Hwy. 28 EF Huron FEdera) 3-7183 7i% FOOT ig RIGUARDSGN CUS Red Horse Open Evenings end Sunday 14 uit yf HB . ge ii Ft ER FE 2-9179 FOR GALE OR LEASE RESTAU. | A NS ccpditae Gat epee |. F on te Wen, Cau ater 4s. ws — of Seymour » OA _large beck lot EM 32317 a. J. — aid TRAILER AWNING. USED 1 LOT 100ni86. 610 DOWN AND PICK |70 CAN MILK ROUTE AND ‘32 POE week. $75. 55487. up payments 263 Oskian Fora truck reasonable Cail FE W th t r . Lor «4 FT | BY 166 Pr BY i welt pe. 12 end 2 pm. l ou “un ro used one a GROCERY STORE c MEATS BEER Endorsers Neptune (389 forall 1296 Har- . 3 ACRES ® wine Living renige = ar : mon Rd 3-4005 . ion Dp) or railer Corner.ef Bt end Giddings. park or motel on lake Located You'll enjoy @otng business with ’ Only $1650. down. Terms. Punta: will lake home as part| ‘America’s oldest and largest con- ] Dorothy Snyder Lavender) payment Ree ate cae cn ane ‘can ne I Taller REALTOR (ZROCERY row $20 to $500 quickly on signa 3140 W Huron Bt PE 32-4411 , ture cat or furniture. L * -_:..- a e iT! & WINE LICENSE ~ erp Lots KA “aL ow. Mure Ww OPT eon ies ation Owner has a agen Ss an paid xchange ! Siwids PERT RESTRICTED OFF | Ode © Bile of dough here and | os fee . - "Pontiae Ra 1's miles E of Op psy cas ~~ ie a pea ag ash Payments (Bstaviidhed Since 1932) _ dyke Ra +8370 WARNING!! "There “is ONE way a aa oon SALE—SERVICE— 2 th 2% . eT as ae | ea sew o> vate en eT eT FINANCE fake, privieess $1200 cash. FE GAS STATION 40.18 00 14 aatores pects Chamgten. Soom. EI wy me, ewan ct rer] Meets charges heme, seareomsteaain it tee et ' eo mt Creek Bub eo t a il gy ber one han ouee us- | & balance not exreeding $50 2% ot ye wolsome. jn OL 6. iness. Only takes $1,400 down. per — oa re aE bel | payments. Liberal terms. SPECIALS CORT M. IMBLER caaetien anes aca gan tak PARTS STORE ff ecto weeks tracts of good | 1111 Josiyn FE 49624; op any remainder. Set the tealies from a .. Daily Sunday 2 to 6 FAST SERVICE wheels to root, inside and out. speciaiize In ope day service. HOUSEHOLD o-a at @ tog U. & Par OFF Cope. 1984 by NEA Berviece, ine. “Well, just for what it's worth, Mrs. Cumshaw, would you like to hear MY diagnosis’ : _For Sale L Used Cars 61 ees err ‘47 BUICK suPER wi ra- A REAL NICE FINANCE ‘* — condition Very ei lava Senne cae. saat you . . ery ree . ; wcnabie : iran Omensn ” eed. 2 door, 3,000 mi. y Friendly service 3 wick convertible, Fire-engine | » arrange finance with small clean a heb | FE A ‘live’ business for a “live wire” acpegrater that's Frossing Rent Trailer Space 56 Accept real estate or contract on over: E ' e r _-_---—_- ~— ~ e not even & sandwich served A GET CASH QUICKLY PARKHURST TRAILER PARK ECONOMY USED CARS ea wets tn ha we Eide Gf pict | = sama re es apts CADILLAC ‘1948 FLEETWOOD 60 ot aaa ene Le Lage coon Up to $500 Auto Accessories $7| *vtcia!_Excelient condition. Can Masts sow! Will consider trade! apo to 1963 Por Bring Rage Wayne ai Riker Garage, 58 oe. 4 tie Most ie closed - -—— : —-—--—-__-___e e+ > minutes. Loans also made on AUTO GLASS CADILLAC 1983 COUPE. FULLY Groc., SDM, Lake Hlome poor Signature and other se We opectalios tn satety saute glass re geal 13 000 ie 2 tome A spotiese modern 3 bedroom Se gn aya eon en home right on the lake front and OA K | AND PRES: ONE POURED COPTED | 1901 CADILLAC, NARD TOP. VERY Basen, 2 his job NO LAYOFF WORRIES only $12.500 down and this includes a gueranteed = stock ance less than rent Will take good = land county home im trade N STATEWIDE. Real Estate Service of Pontiac Pontiac State Bank Bidg John A, Landmesser, Broker FE 4152 __FE 50978 a0 Dixte ‘Hey PE 44533 LUYCHROOM 4ND RECREATION Te AUTO PARTS ecOmbined for lease or sale. By New-rebuilt-u. owner Lake privileges Lease with For all makes ant mode » option to buy. 7962 Cooley Lake Lets cent discount to el) GM em yes. R at William Lake Rd Come over and investigate it any time _EM_ 3-265! LARGE HOME FOR RENT OR lease for professional use, side. Bouiness center. FE 3-0414 _Eves FE 25219. Partridge Is THE ‘BIRD”* SEE TALK TO THE RIGHT Tat WHEN tou want no bie femme | 30 E. Lawrence FE 27131 Lenten ted Ge one 7 ___Priendiv fervice like new 5-656}, of ORCHARD 120 $ Joansop Ave HOME, BARN Need Mone > a Located right on a main paved road y! Auto Service 58 where you cap sel! the frutt from vour door 5 acres of trimmed and/| J sprayed apple trees 4 acres of good garden land A 20x24 block barn and 4 room home and all needed equipment is included $11,250 with just $3.200 down TOP “C” BAR 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO A Oakland Avenue. LOAN CO. PE 2-9206 ATTENTION We are wrevkine 19468 to 1953 care and tructs We have several late Quick, Friendly Service ‘Open 7 dave weet : HOULERBACKS No red tape Baxter& = | sn Sees — Livingstone Reva spendin ise Finance Co FE 41538 — : ot used pave for "46 cars 4 W Lawrence St ot Case | sp Oanland Ave. Uh FE +4312 23 to $800 esee | 825 to Community Loan Co. ‘ a “% near as your telephone. Just FE 5-8121 For auto financing, refinancing, payment « debte oF any = REPAIRS BUMPING & PAINTING FREE ESTIMATE ALL MAK&S OF CARS PAYMEN: PLAN BRAID MOTOR SALES oYear “Pair Dee Caste Wert Pike Ot. _ to _ sell, Cal CADIL aa CONVERTIBLE. Would my ply * 1035 For Sale Used Cars 61 Riemenschneider’s Ist Choice USED CARS Come In And Get the Car Of Your Choice 63 CADILLAC “€2" SEDAN ‘32 PLYMOUTH 4 DR... 8808 $1 PLYM. STA. WAGON _ 9805 ‘$1 DODGE 4 DR. ......... $805 ‘® DODGE ¢ Di ais Oe ‘. PACKARD 3 DR. 0.D rg ‘#@ DESOTO, OY TIC 9605 47 BUICK ¢ DR. ............. $248 ‘© CHEVROLET 4 $505 ‘4 NASH 4 DR. .......... $125 % , TRUCK BUYS 47 DODOE 4 yor $295 8@ DODGE ' TON PICKUP = $505 52 DODGE *% TON STAKE $445 #0 FORD . TON DUMP $250 Riemenschneider Bros. Dodge- Plymouth 232 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-913] ‘$1 BUICK HARDTOP, LOTS OF extras. aa offer See any da before 3:00. all day Sunday. S&S. Marsheil FE 5-508). For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars 61 MATT HARGR CHEV N “dirt cheap You couldn't put e a toe worth rpose most the buildings on it for the price oe ee ee ped Ge vier mist ae Gen time Vacent so come out MDX | vr Seating for 100 people Ideal] ® & few @inutes. Liberal repay: ERANKSHAPT ORINDINO IN THE n id for partners Business growing ev-| ment plan. ear cy indere rebore! Zuck Ma- ery Bay Near new development — shop Hood Ph FE ; Certainiv a ‘once tn a lifetime’ : W ARD F PAR’ PRIDGE offering at only $54.000 full price | | & A 46) a Ue foooe ce . REALTOR FFE 2-8316 ies RED Hor ome uto __Wanted Used Cars 59 These values will sell at “RED HOF Loan C raat, resent car will nev — a \ Huren a Nothing to comptatn about tm tht. oan ompany sip soloing caeeY ee gt d Se tie ot me pee 407 Community National Bank Bide shape OR 13-2131 eves ome in and see our 5 nto e eT ET PC me’. WT Cr 40 ACRES ’ shape What a moneymaker this ee eee ote THE HIGH DOLLAR ‘ Ve. ear new schoml on main road TE AGUEL F IN: ANCE CO We Near Dryden. Mere & & lar mw the lake ¢egion (Only 94.086 for the en Drive, the used cars. you can afford Only $2 500 con You cant beat this 202 N MAIN gee wil! etl rive the fair aa ‘O / down for #0 acres 2 bedrm “opr home 30x ft barn tool shed 1 \\ ARD EF PARTRIDGE] ROCHESTER, MICHEL H. 7 VANWELT . K. US poultry he uf 6 08 . ° ; Ca BROKERS CLEARING HOUSE a — lal aes EF. OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES Pt See M&M Motor Sales HERE IS A BUY OFFICE Or NATIONAL BUSINESS ROUSFHOLD is ten Maiet Gn Gs mesial enti oe CONS ) YAS : eee Gee ce ee AST TO COAST Ph fons . 0 MEE 91 | 2627 Dixte Mey a on rie ‘53 CHEV. Jand County's finest farm W | 1s . WTD. “47 “48 area Blacktop hwy good shop, | VW OT ¢ argest 321 Orchard Lake BELAIR SPORT COUPE. IVOR ping center nearby hic bus & W Huron Oy . FE 28316 GREE) FINISH. RADIO at door 8 rm farm home. good en e - 283 . : ; Erith te tae $25 to K5OO! Top Price for vou Cor | SANT nen aectite $110 per acre Phone tonight : | AVERIL 8 2020 DIXIE HWY : eae | -_ [TO BUY TO SELL ReaLtoR | rR 2eer rE $1545 mi Yealtor | —Partnoge IS THE “RIRD' to see . . WANTED JUNK CARS. 24 Wo lawrence Open Eves MOBILGAS STATION } Wprosloms " eee pei to 3800 —_—_— ——— iA Et an) —~ FR 84105 For tea-« Located tn city of Mir] cng repay ip emai) monthly pay- MUST HAVE CARS. Next to Contumers Power eleanem tnitial Investment cen ment- 22 Auburp ; loci ie toe: Foot lease) reiephooe .« ef cal at cur office, | TOCN CAR= WILL BRING MORE | ¢ es rect OF | cash at GLENN'S MOTOR SALES _ ‘ontiac 70103 After 450 m - FARMS OF ALL SIZPS SEVERAL | call Pontiac FF 47011 Used Car Lot because we Urgent: cod take fa;ws P W Dinnan| FOR RENT GAS STAT! Ae | ‘vy need a variety of late model| TWO DOOR RADIO. HEATER. _& Sons 8 Wo Huron [eece race oe On : a | cars, Dont Lar ss up Lang bo nes o| ton eanouer Can bos PAINT en | uipped arr stocked FOR | ( Ol ORED | 7731 Van Dyke STillwel) 1-761! FINANCE CO pee agg ag lnm at “258 4 8. VACATION OUR Sep acre farm excelient aos) | INCOME IF YOU HAVE $2000 “ NCE . oo bits ‘a a $695 b I investigate thie 6 14 re ' “EE 4-157 = trike WO Burke a Son ‘ue | ‘sresuing 61908 per svar. al FE 4-1574 WANTED BUICK ineitel—« E_ Walton, Blvd FE 54-4085 pay ag itse-f in &'y years while | 702 Pontiac State Bank Bldg _anape . ats ee oan OXPOR”’) | AREA netting large profit annual y when M yy 5 ——$__$$__—___— es acres em blactiop west of | CSTF AD sruire and tite ‘ott im | TROPA ORE ones S|” For Sale Used Cars 61 ‘53 CHEV xfo ‘arge old farmhouse Seay r NR RA eens that has been modernise ‘i and mre Pontise Press Box A LOW IN rt RE ST 5 e . divided into a 2 fami Lote at i 1953 BUICK SUPER HARD TOP. /| 219 CLUB COU A NICE QUIFT fruit shrubbery aad fickere _ Sale L and Contracts ‘$2 Untimited funds or single fam!ly custom trim. Original ow Mid-| GREY PAINT JOB RADIO, Land is gravelly loam and in ex AA RAR nnn patie, mortaaze _ vena Set Ce, “se cae AND DIRECTIONAL cellent condition. Priced $20 000 | - ~ {| should bortower die SIGNA with substantial down payment us 90D LAND CONTRACT WILL Hi G PETER SON BUICK. 1951 CONVERTIBLE ROY KNAUF. Re: scount $190, FE 5-3458 good ‘ 4615 Dizte Highway (da see Also ereee 11 Mile & Woodware lent condi! ak . 2600 W. Wa.ton. — = otter. BIG DISCOUNT Jim Burns Buick, Inc. ____ Farmington -411 20120 CASH BUYER SPECIAL 1951 STUDEBAKER Commander \-8 STARLIGHT COUPE Fully Equipped ONLY $575 | KIMBALL Your ‘Nash "Dealer &3 W. LAWRENCE AT C OPEN NIGHTS Scott t Pontiac — Chief MOBILE HOMES 22 —& to 45 ft im length Up to S$ veare to par You can bur a Tes Mutenineon reconditioned trailer as iow as $100 down lutchinson’s Trailer Sales Phone OR 3-120 ‘“«* Oan, LI b- | 230 8 a hae Film | ‘ ‘02 PLYMOUTH HEATER AND TWO TONE PAINT THE CAR YOU'VE BEEN For. $995 Matthews- a = VIDERE SPORT ee Ra- Hargreaves! CHEVROLET 211 S. Saginaw Open ‘til 9 p.m. « Ls eet rae, HEATER ol chad oWo- FAVES ROLET O LP TED themselves. Your er be worth more. fine selection of — ED CARS ‘51 CHEV. SEAT COVERS AND TWO TON PAINT. GOOD BUY AT ONLY $845 Thursday 7 CY OWENS _ Used Car Yes $7 Down | Buys A Guaranteed Car Friday Saturday 1953 1953 1953 ONLY ” Up to 24 Months to Pas 1947 BUICK Super 2 door, new paint job finished in maroon. Radio and heater, excel- lent tires and engine. Very clean. 1949 BUICK Super 4 door. Dynaflow, radio, heater, finished in 2 tone gray and black. It’s sharp! 1951 CHEV. 2 door. Finished in 2 tone green. Powerglide, radio and heater. A beautiful! car at a price everyoue can aftord 1947 DODGE 2 door. Radio. heater, au- tomatic transmission, seat covers, excellent tires. A very good buy. SPOT DELIVERY 1949 FORD 2 door. Radio, heater, seat covers, dark blue finish. She's clean. 1950 FORD 2 door. ustom &, radio, heater, seat covers. It’s sharp! Yes, only $7 down, 1949 HUDSON 4 door super. Overdrive, radio, heater, seat covers, very low mileage, fin- ® 1947 OLDS 4 door 78. Hydramatic, ra- dio, heater, just hike new inside and out and priced) tight, too! ‘02 FORD DOOR CUSTOMLINE ‘8 RADIO AND HEATER FOR T DAYB ONLY YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS FOUR DOOR TWO “Tone MAINT. RADIO = HEATER YOULL LIKE $1395 ‘03 FORD CUSTOMLINE DOOR. RADIO AND NEATER. 4 SHARP AUTOMOBIL $1445 Matthews- Hargreaves CHEVROLET 211 S. Saginaw FE 4-4546 1953 ”% 1952 1953 1951 | 1951 -_ —- | yos9 1949 PACKARD 1948 4 door. Metallic green fin. | ish. Radio, overdrive. 1949 PONTIAC 2 door. Chieftain deluxe, radio, heater. Better see ished in dark green. it today! OVER 80 CARS to Choose From We Handle Your Financing for You Community heater and' | 1948 1937 Not the Motor Sales ROCHESTER 004 N. Main 8t —Used Car Lot 53. PONTIAC 950 1930 1950 1950 949 1950 OW Your Ford Dealer Corral FORD Crestliner Se- dan. white walls, Fordomatic. Radio, heater, and FORD Convertible. Fordomatic, radio, heater, white walls, and twin spotlights. FORD Sedan. Ford- omatic, radio, heat- er, and white walls. FORD Tudor. Radio, and heater. HUDSON Wasp. Radio, cheater. Super and HUDSON Wasp. Hydramatic, and heater. Radio, heater, white walls. radio, Tudor. and FORD Tudor. Radio, heater, and over- drive. FORD Victoria. dio, and heater. Ra- 1952 MERCURY Sport Coupe. Mercomatic, radio, and heater. 1951 CHRYSLER New Yorker. Fluid drive, radio, and heater. FORD Sedan. omatic, radio, heater. BUICK Super. naflow,- radio, er, KAISER Tudor dio, and heater. Ford- and Dy- heat- and white walls. Ka- STUDEBAKER Commander & Star- liner. heater. Champion Radio, and STUDEBAKER Tudor, Radio, and heater, MERCURY Sedan. Radio, and heater. FORD Tudor. DODGE Tudor. dio, and heater. Ra- Ra- dio, heater, and white walls. and heater. Radio, heater, just like new. 1950 FORD Sedan. Radio, 19530 PONTIAC Tudor. and 1950 PLYMOUTH Sedan, Radio, and heater. 19590 CHEVROLET. Powerglide, radio, heater, and white walls. Champion. and heater. dio, and heater. PACKARD Tu STUDEBAKER Radio, KAISER Sedan. Ra- dor, Radio, and heater, DESOTO Sedan, Fluid drive, radio, and heater. FORD Tudor. Radio, and heater. and DESOTO Club Coupe. Rado, beater. Clean. KAISER Sedan. dio, and heater, Ra- FORD Tudor. Radio, and heater, PONTIAC § Sedan, Radio, and heater, a “Rough Rider” lot. 147 S. Saginaw Phone FE 5-4101 in Come in today and try out the car of your choice. S ot Bee aro \ ts ’ ' ee ee oe Se ee ee a ae a on era ae A saree A via. = eS. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 \_ SIXTY-ONE For Sale Used Cars 61 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED CARS: “Not a Name But a Policy” 149 BUICK FERE'S A C' EAN FOUR DOOR ose WITA RADIO HEA DYNAPLOW es DEAL 8SEE Us TobaY! 1950 STUDE. RADIO, HEATER AND GOOD LIGH GREEN FINISH, 4 DOOR | 1053 SEDAN. NEAT AND CLEAN, 1956 DODGE. TO TR THIS GOOD CAR. EVERYTHING ABOUT IT 16 IN TOP SHAPE. 1952 PONTIAC FOUR DOOR SEDAN WITH RA. DIO AND HEATER COME IN AND SEE W4AT WE MEAN BY “GOODWILL USED CARS.” 1949 OLDS. RYDRAMATIC RADIO HEATER, NOT THE LATEST N — BUT eri: A VERY GOOD Car | ' GOOD FEATURES. WITH 1948 CADILLAC 1952 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE WITH RADIO AND HEATER, LIGHT GREEN FINISH. THIS 18 ONE OP OUR MANY GOOD ONES PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Factory Branch 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 "63 ‘CHEV Leas THAN 10.006 mies to co LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES M-2%4 at Buckhorn Ls. MY 23-2611 eee a _ CHEVE. ‘$2 2 TONE BLUE. POW- ergiide, radio end heater. ve condition. $860, or best of- fer, OA 63606 1952 CHEVROLET BEL A! AIR, Rk, POW- er glide, low mileage, radio heat- er, and othe extras. FE 23-0006 or 52 Whitfield *s1 oe ONVERTIBLE § CHEV. $200 down, FE 32-6009. CHEVRO! 1909 CONVERTIBI FE Fully equipped. ew tires and tubes. “Tike new. FE +4¢6306 be tween 5 and 6 pm PORD ‘80 6 RADIO AND HEATER. low mileage Excel- 131 after 6 pom i986 FORD CONVERTIBI: E yake over payments. FE 3] MODEL A FORD. CALL area “400 FE 5-904 — FORD ’54, CUSTOM TU- DOR, FORDOMATIC, LOADED. $1750. MY 2-1894. FORD '49—$349 7) FORD. V#. 4 DOOR CUSTOM line $1496. One owner. PE 5-2154, _@ Florence. FORD v4. 3 PASSENGER throughout. FE RD VICTORIA $i. FOR SALE ar r trade. FE 46-5815 2665 Chrysler It's Bett Da Th por Save a Life W Your Own - Bu Tested Car F 6l For Sale Used Cars 61 er to Be fe an : ryll hich May Be y Your Safety- rom JEROME 52 Buick 2 dr.....--8t395| ‘SOChev. 2 dr........$ y5 'S2 Olds OR. ....... -$1395] 50 Ford 2 dr. « s:0000+9095 25 Pontiac 2 de... .$1393| 'S0Olds 2 dr. cscs. $693 '52 Plymouth Sed. ...$995] '50 Ford 2 dr........ $645 '51 Pontiac 4 dr...... $995| 50 Ford 2 dr....... $595 SODIds 4 dr...... .. $895] 52 Henry J ..... oe. $A9S 'S1 Chev. 2 dr...... $895] 48 Pontiac 4 dr..... .$395 °S1 Olds 2 dr....eeee- $895 | 48 Pontiae 2 dr..... .$395 51 Dodge 2 dr...... $895] ‘50 Chev. Sed. Del... .$35 °S1 Ford 2 dr.....--- $695 | ‘48 Stude. 2 dr. ..... $295 No Down Pay- ment Specials 47 Pontiac Cpe. "47 Pontiac 4 dr. "47 Chevrolet 2 dr. 49 Hudson JERO BRIGH Olds-C Phone FE 3-711] Orchard Lk O Look! 1954 Lincoln Capri Spt. Cpe. AT A SAVINGS OF APPROXIMATELY $1,700 Full Price $3,495 ae T SPOT adillac _ Phone FE 4-5324 .Rd. at Cass r CuEVIE EXTR EXTRA NICE. 675 Lake Rd ond, etroter Osea cunber a Harold Ki. Chevrolet. Woodward and: 13 Mile Raé__Lincolp 61100. 9 5 PASSENGER coupe, radio heater, fender skirts, — sl oa clean. 15000 be GHEVEoIE 7 -baoew.| It isn’t the amount you froster SA Sine. : car bie - much, you can also spe ‘Urry oD . ense ; EPS Mai esi we be + A 13 Mle Roed, phone LI . 5 ai Having spent too much lent motes end tires. shining fin. but when you spend too ie a . B $s68. your ‘old. car down easy| everything when the ar performance. Guava a FULLY EQUIPPED. rhat’s _ radio nemter white ae als That s why it will pay ha 4 powe Ts _ ars 3 grill ene rrteol Jersey ord car here where cars ar _Ure. PE 54231 16 Lull St worth and where your “a rweite BOO} 4 dependable guarantee. ‘2 DODGE, ¢ DR. BEST OFFER —~ om. 42446 between 7 ibs? D DESOTO V4 FOUR DOOR. like pew Por valance owing. | '5() Hudson, Cl. Cpe.. .$399 imi DODGE” FOR zs =” Om 51 Stude. 4 dr...-....$544 PE S710 49 Olds. 4 dr....002.- AY DODGE CLUB . i weeesiss 43 DODGE C1 ‘Sl Buick 2 dr. eT oheckd and 4 Whitewail tires ex. 50 Nash Sedan...... $399 $1.245, your car down Bes 53 Ford 2 dr. “8”.. ior O44 Woodward ‘si 13 Mile Rd. Phone | 50 DeSoto 4 dr...... $099 199 popar ~convertisie | ‘47 Willys re es) ane bee ORet Station Wagon. . .$299 ge cay St Ai a Bl at « ° - and defroster Whitewall tires. ex Ranch Wagon. .$1.599 sie ea can down. Psy $2 Ford, hotrod engine,| awl nk «os ba ee crash straps, mud track Lincoln 5-1100 — 52 4 DOOR. DODGE CORONFT | , - with ell extras excellent condt 52 MG Roadster, 33 FORD VICTORIA. GOOD CON- like new ......- $1,295 - After 4 om. call FE 30 Ford “A” Model, built 13 FORD. CALL BETWEEN 10 hotr ngine and 4 FE DO =p od eng is OLDS % CAR ; aa we avesox| Convertibles Jee ee ee scat. | 51 Chev. ....ccccee. SID iv 1 FORD 4 DOOR : 00D CON. "5? Bord ¢ vccccaces 1005 Ce ee On) 46 Mercury .....05. $244 Harold Fo NOW! TWO 464 S. Woodward Birmingham PHO MIdwest 4-7500 LlIncoln: 3-3557 a Turner nd too little. , you merely loot money, ticle purchased fails in its you to buy your next used e priced at what they are purchase is protected with]? '49 Dodge 4 dr......- $399 ’52 Chev. Dix. 4 dr... .$899 51 Plym. 4 dr........$544 "49 Buick 2 dr......--$399 51 Pant. 4 dr........$699 '53 Ford Vic. ......$1,599 52 Dodge 4 dr.......$823 ’$3 Plym. Cl. Cpe.... .$999 49 Ford 2 dr...2..., -$299 ’SO Ford 2 dr...<.-...- $399 | ~ 48 Stude. 4 dr....... $199 49 Hudson ..esec 60% $244 47 Olds. Sedan ...... SW "48 Ford 2.df.....+.-< $244 aORord'2 dt... +. +31 $44 ’40 Chrys. 4 dr.......-$55 "49 Kaiser 4 dr..... . $199 48 Hudson CL. Cpe... .$99 '48 Nash Sedan......$154 49 Nash 2 dr........-$299 46 Hudson 4 dr.......$99 '41 Chrys. 4 dr.....-.. “7 Pont. 2 @0.c< vax $125 rd BIG LOTS! Woodward & 13 Mile Road Lest for the Big Sign “CARS” NES: JOrdan 4-6266 Lincoln 3-4436 For Sale Used Cars 61 AN AND GHA’ CLE. —orv m e. owner 1960 2 door. wrabto, beater and turn =F . $605 terms or cash _83_N. Teleg FE ¢7114 RD 5 3% FO P} RUNNING CONDITION. AT $96 CALL FE CALL FE ¢1112. KING B ERS _ FOR GALE ‘4 PORD CONVERT- ible, radio, heater, $150. MA 4-2342 CM 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air finisned In nar- top. Heautifu ate ws Heht foam rubber cushtone, US" ower glide transmis- «ton. Onity 8.000 actual miles. ft not oniv has that new car look but new car smell too SEE IT TODAY ONLY $1495 Community Motor Sales Big Used Car Lot 804 N MAIN ROCHESTER OLive 3031' Open ti) 10 P.M. 1950 HUDSON 2 DOOR SEDAN. oyal biue finish heater and de- roster, excelient motor and tires Only §245. your old car or down, benk rates. North Chevro- let Woodward af 13 Mile Road, _ Phone LI _5-1100. ‘# HITNSON MOTOR GyERmact newly = scout Se so pasty ‘S| HENRY J. 6 CYLINDER” DF- luxe. Tate gg Lad — EM 3-88045 or 521 4th of July Specials 52 Buick 2 door 61 Ford convertible 51 Cheve Carry 52 Dodee pickup "51 eve. 6 door | ‘” ick 9 door - ‘ Cheve sedan ‘3© Ford pickup ‘* Cheve 2 door #@ Ford 2 door #1 Olds Huron Motor Sales 69 W Huron-FE 2-266) ~~ Stop at 68 Oakland ‘$2 Ford, custom ©, 2 door, sharp $4 Pont celuze ane tea ‘ Pt a: acm, Vali ymow'* spec e cou ‘tb Desoto. oustow 4 3 door — ‘a Olds 4 People’s “Auto Sales 8 Ostiabd FE 23-2351 For Sale Used Cars 61 61 www owe w 950 5 Gowler: _EM_35302_eves or & . 199 LINCOLN TORDOR SEDAN. Tey with radio, and heater. A at $396 - ¥ old car of down, Easy terms, North Chevrolet Wood- — at Mile Ra Lincoln WERCUF CURRY 1963 HARDTOP, Merc-O-Matie rive. Radio and heater. Wi: trade “R 3-2082. 4781 Dizi. Hwy 1951 MERCOMATIC 4 DOOR, 33,00 THE M BLE NEW AND USED CAR DEALER OAKLAND COUNTY! Keller- Koch CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Woodward et 13', Mile Rad Inc 68410 NASH RAMBLER Country Club TOPS FOR ECONOMY EASY TO DRIVE YOU'LL BE PROU - ee OWN THIS LOW MILEAGE KIMBALL BROS INC on Nash Dealer AWRENCE AT CASS * OPEN NIGHTS LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 00 FORD $595 Ol FORD FORDOR $695 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer +R MORE THAN ‘TEARS A Transportation Specials 1948 Chevie 4 @oor Clean 8295 1948 Piymouth 4 door, Radio and heater, clean. 1968 Ford deluxe & club coupe White sidewalle $296 NORTH PONTIAC AUTO SALES 2 W., MONTCALM PE +6151 For Sale Used Cars 61), spend, you can spend too . little, you “stand to lose] ' FUNNY BUSINESS For Sale Used Cars fl For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Trucks 62 eae ig ae Two tone eray. white 1950 NASH DELUSE 2 pooa, 3 2 ovary grey finish radio & heaier, moler & tires. License No. ev: 13 Mile _For Sale Used Cars 61 Jacobson’ S PONTIAC’S Only Hudson Dealer Case at Pike FE 28200 ‘#? Hudson 2 door “41 Hudson 4 door super FOR WISE "§2 Wadeon 4 door, Radio, beater, | | Mydrematic. SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS + eeeeeeene Attractive SPECIAL ’S1 Plymouth Fordocs $50 Down Bacsy Terms on Balance ‘M Plymouth 4 door Demonstrater Discount Brand New Plymouth $1695 Also Officials Cars and Demonstrators SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS $$$$$ We have a few DeSoto and Plymouth demon- strators and officials’ cars which are like new, guarantee. All have au- tomatic transmissions, and some have power steering. Big discount. :|Here Are Some Grade A One Owner DOWN 1 Bud 6 @F oe. okie | Te Trades a eee 620 46 Hudson ¢ a _ 90 DOWN 4 Mercury 2 ér . wo] °52 Ply. Cl. Cpe. .....$145 6 Ford 3 Ot. o.eeececeeee | SO Pontiac Sedan.... 195 41 Pontiac 3 47. ....... caaseaee $80 ry ae be 48 Dodge 2 @F. .......ceseeees #0 49 DeSoto ra 8 175 @ Firmouts Clu Coupe «----- 1 152 Stude. Hrd. Top.. 145 ee | eee ory 53 DeSoto Sedan.... 275 52 Stude. Sedan..... 145 48 Chev. Aero Sed... .000 0 DeBote 4 Gr. ........eeeees 9245 (No Money Down) 0 Re SE SENS nes "1 All of these cars were lig lon * @41 traded in on new models. . Pract . ok ol prea _ = 49] Sale Household Goods 71| MODEST MATDE TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUN o, ~ otercycies 64 plete ligh on COM: END TAB LES, “BLOND a INS : NE 24, 1954 F r} bed” coeaiating st fall sine $36.50 value § boy as By Jay Aian| For Sale Miscellaneou , 1952 Harley - Dai SSt afte Sheu d'art: Se aah tes “| DIREeTORW [I : se 72| Do ae . - ' ‘ . Davidson ior fp coaity with bench 0 ak a prices LIONEL It Yourself 72-A aa : cycle. Good as new springs and ede with good [5 =e toa ——— eeeEEEEE ae & AMERICAN pee Sale Sporting Goods = ‘ te. rit = gst eas my r . —_—— carer, Mast Nees t| fatwa anytime wd | OTL OE ee ee noeaN as | svrmonzap ractony exnvice| » ATTENTION? SALE Y aannnmaate _ For Sale Poultry 86 . ust — FOR SALE GE [RO LOOR = =, factory parts EXCELLEN ARGAIN: reel yaar wh EARE SPINNIN nn be a recat re to ba aoa war CRAFTSMAN BAND ni ae we beet Rcaes. | Ties _— — Oe ee we a ena! a6 14 - al USED ae 226s * paler BP mg 4 lass rod: a “er JSLAND FRYERS, We i. Dp , wi — = SS $d . Bu mer)! Sa ; , Wonderee 4080 4 2-8328. 9 a.m to pe EP = == t of camping equip, | ments er on sie 4 i Fond ee - oe dat Me oy wtnoard, ‘a Eto 7695. _ Brow na’ es So . 645 —_ p-m. | _OR x -e16s. aa for sale “1 STUDIO: =F = = $35.00 ALUMINUM DOORS a enone geek) : eva’ Lungs, Qnorael-afack $1.99. | bo ‘— GRADE os 150: . S. Telegraph. WILL days only MI COUCH. S22 Ss aluminum window riect for n. leaner Philip's, 79 N s. Swim ras. 100 White Rocks. 14 - 1 SWAP $2200 E Fiat Se — ee oe g one ng or vemters) (age an A ur | old $1.18 each FE 60386 weeks pew home overlooxin QuITY IN RIOIDAIRE Sacrhic WE ) FLOOR —finer_\e-6_ouatege FE ainum oF | Ome Feed Mise Las rifles. Maniey CGNs AND DEER| Sale ——s ¢ — ee Mrmiture ior housetrailer. MAPle evenings 9 Per ome || po Aon ber... som) Sand, G nen. 10 Begley. __Sale Far m Produce 87 Extras aes 2 cept > pm. to i= >: < new .. € ft ravel PPP L LL PPP OP Ra . 6455 Sim- iv? PACKAR pt ed. and m ex-| — = = is6 tees ; & Dirt 79 79 | FRES . D. RADIO & Lake “Rd ow eel SSS o ‘gaa bee on H PICKED STRAW 4 ; verdrive Spotl 10 & HEAT. |~s= = ev boards 95, 100 oq. i ATTENTIO by case or WBERRIES ° : re relly Fuge rena Sete ies at FRIGIDAIRE, TREADLE anormal FU SS = BUILDING ay . aan wivecoes w 3 a ee apg Long "2000 Ford Ra aD i cag gy MoDEL | Sa pie). a Nasmnels M4: 8! chairs, sewing 1 — comm and LOOR Crm gyings real vais LIES [33 ty asphalt felt > oot we Fa cbs See’ trusking’ Cal Tomei ateaweene 3656 ~ gt a “SWAP LAN and Cell PR2 ae i — = roll roofing _ 8363 rofl | 4 -_ ve Se b s. bs mile North of . budd +] end ND CON FOR Se r rele ame a-1 TOP sO! _ ware Aue Go eee | ee seat, Tahoe Sout ese oR ve} SoakawreED F<) SES Frente’ oUF he ts ines, | Cast, tren — $7.97 per ‘éguare > soavel’ one. Ve TO AND auBaGO SEED POTATOES, Co, 108, mil. EN Fi ASH as _Box 70 aily Press Seer ma ihers ss up SS ee a—“OESS peta by Bae | snoges ideal for 43.00 < i ror ee. BLA aT Live aa certify. eat Like pe OR LE La ACRES — Vv snere : 1 i a 1, bric ar pe 1 dirt. ee dine | Saateet? abies lary foe wens areca steel? pt Saat pores th d's Cuiverta for Srive:| St logs. staal. price tod many | J) ~TOR— BOM ir ene | PTRAWREREIES, TICE Yooczon —excerLent | cqwy uity for butld- | © _— tr crock @ drain ‘tle: Geir U Laie miiibert. condition. OR 3-8304, tT] equity o of “eaual | value sound . ow | RIOERATOR —APPRON. rr | = : pea bres me; Cole SURPLUS LUMBER FER” TE Sie FE’ Comer eae Mich alee eves 1963 CUSHMA R ti c A : . ation ~- \ aks 2: PO ag at sag: ee ‘ab Pe pee Now and Redwood pains Hh gg ged $340" Highland Ra_ (34-60) OR 3 BLACK DIRT a ee aie new | INDIAN ARROW wae OR 30701 Plains | GREEN MOHAIR oo 2. ee ee ‘7 rol a - _Open 85:30 Except - 37002 | stone. i ding grovel sand. MA Loder geet PICK YOUR 3 before . $160. FE ~ CHEVIE bos chair V DAVENPORT on nek carload; 8h s, | BARGAIN. 2 Wit ays | _OR 3-6236 Collier & Not rig oi Magh ot Bring contain- B. _tred MP SELL ery good & zeh %C eetrock | trati EEL MET or OA zinger ults only z e. Phone 3-5808 L On| FE 63632. condition. Ph up to 20 ft. . C $135: 2u4 rack, Excellent with fo Box | BLACK. FILL A 2233.0 chards, 5370 Fish ca Or- __ For Sale ‘Clothin 7 | GARL ene aus to 13" wile. root} iiight opemas tarpau- te borg as ORAV- eo sets atten of Clyde. | com g_70| °dusa" wake cheso wit caer ee erp sac So re Sia ater oe ot Een FED) POTATOES #1 09» BUSHEL : ETE s¥EL est r. Cheap. 4711 Ch exterior fi interior and NIE + on — DIRT TO _| Drayt -1051 or 3850 Bt 3, bu - O0s Be at Weld Fr. . white ana ) MOVIE ¢ | _grevel_and P SOIL. tAN yton Plains navaw. 3 ge savings Y Ongy tex, wed pine birch. protector AMERA and fill dirt LAND STRAW : ; clothing. on better ONE-ON TOR roofin, ewood surfwood eamera _full_dirt. PE 54753 RAWBERRIES = : “< Baw. Thrift Shop. 192 8. — - ‘ye es NE RUG D. oxi2. now ae oad wees, woe peel flood ean an in , lachuding pe ee BOE ? gr eee Taha Wine WED PRI GUN. Soop _ DSED CLOTHING. SIZES G000 Jig™ MAHOGANY I pining Pa = aged under —_ , oo E 43703 or a35 purites ave a pee sareminon5 wT ee a be PICK YOUR MAN'S BUTT | Be Ges e aul S BUT Band, TRUCKING container ring your own os PE 6800, a EIkE WEW. Fiectric henge Pa t. Cyr Lumber C Uy THAT Sostwuse Sand, reve. fil dirt, 4 5 CO | Long 2000 adults only. | Roxce : —- +5340 Rebuilt ——— 20 oO. ads LI e you cks Ford Rd.+ j 8T et Sater Be Lake Rd. T Opportunit ! See can 40063 oR 34206 FE 44-4482 MUtual - MARY» WOOL COAT & Rebuilt {32 el. now at | _ choice ~~ columa for toda 81 FOR 8: 150 WHIT i‘ Aleo other cloth AT ee | Sa Mow - MASTER — ye ted ALE, B DIR —— Rock E LEGHORN "AND WHI 10. Good vy ALA TER ROTARY SELF JACKSON manure, r T, ROT- 8. 6 weeks © Te Aa condition RUM ne led le Mixe “g RENT era and ho id chicks. 65 ‘Sale eee ‘ese 300s [Pl LECTR 174.80 KENMORE waawen |" stock; "™eNeue seceeess 600.50 A BIO DISCOU OS Miscellaneous a) st. original a ee ee eee Best ” OOD BLACK D ROTARY THLERS ALL ANI _ton, 875, TE -cacellont candle Mog: 9x12 LINOLEU NT CA ~ fice all FE os Will sacrt- uys Ss vards Gallverad 00 T AND MAK RS ALL SIZ arr. Se LECTIIG GIOVE. Bs 9 Swe co BON Menalt Wail The Ms, $1.98|CASH CASH CASH iif Avonaaie 7° &* DANI | ; asereD ant Laeenennats WE TAKE TRADE INS, CREDIT _MARIVA 8T | Floor _ $340 50 HALT mu Me og. tt | F anything NEW AND USED ID MANURE, BLACK DIR FE +0734 R xD Re ath -CONDTT mples slightly se 4% PT wT Pee ft] Pri you have of vai Purniture, ref USED road gravel ~ BLACK DIRT. AIk CO 7, seratched. TIL : Je etions. Mic ue.| gas refrigerator 4+-6640 . cement rin FE ¢1113 ton, oxip rug CONDITIONER S| CLAYTON'S at GLogs TNA PH, Eean. Tin Oete hey' Fist | Soe tnd ai! kinds bottled wewea | $59 Sane, Rest. Por ate PROCES salient S|. KING BROS. da: Al like new. M rus urniture & A 12n12 Linole et $1.25 HOLLYWOOD, DOUB! .| appliances f ters, stoves and| /2* W rds No 1 8110 5 grave ROAD & DRIVEWAY YOUR I-H ar Gaye. Of 7008; af oving | 3088 © Appliance um toy fire truc DOUBLE or housetraile pine board per M vel Pit run 60-40 Way DEALER ter tees ener eee eres tate BS Ee ; H pom Linoleum tle we Sites ik, formals. Olive ine, Cosh or terme bene. 3h Pig ood ‘| Fe. wn ve Sank kt Graver, PONTIAC RD_AT OPDYKE AGIC CHEF OT oes ego) Harold’ ‘e. PETRO HEA oa ag per 18, FE 20903. revel | BOLENS GARDEN 1 = | ol ae ee Li sets D or FE 0076 rE 1H00 - . Saginaw Im _ CEMENT BLOCKS oo 8 HEAT" BERVICE CO. Gries A mirc Gee: wie per Me ang DELIVERY, 25 ¥ ne CARTY Tens __chatr_bed_ 9 OR _}-4330 1 dition, | DESK. GOOD CON- Double R Tee ge Pree Reeve delivered. 04 Open _ ever co. 4x8 % pl door ....... rt or peat. OR 3} ARD LAWN MOWER: | ienetes— CUANIFURS a | "acts, bh Lede __POpen Friday ul ® ssa eet es Pen | Mocctrie be 7 en Gg ae od | cer igre a5 = aa EQUIP, 6507 DIXIE. HWY f brie bree, MY 2 *) gall ture, Aste PORCH PORN | "pe sala axMinisTeR- x pm. aoraea posta sve glectrie hot water tate Ho. 3 cia cgese-siQe| Uae eee crank ones gol a OR 3-506 or MAS-T878 + a 74 4 aries > pol + bieyela aver inte. Cosh efter 3. condition ae B5e0 “tigen Surplus EL. ¢ ROOE NEW GAL : ill 2 oak aeaiiaet et tN waghned lle tae gravel. Jack Marino, | S#!% corviee rae : AN BE FO ou want| Fd 6401 Hate : = = 1000 _Bighiend t Co. in. bination door... 139 per M ELECTRIC 1 3- 5808. Ne sont UND AT hery PIECE FUMED OAK bi UsEeD bland Rd, OR 37003. Alum . - Shre 1¢ BROOD! Ss | new la ouniveters oy by STUDIO B BED room suite. “oon OAK DininG| }* Pepa wal MOTORS. % & - at t } ; igs f. en one Doors. from 1495) Ee coord Peat Humus capacity. Like CODER. ton CHICK ) 3.50 dene: bode “sell of lamps, 5 Sb a 6 Dee 7m ¥eih, —— cesteld_en* gt vem sakeen (iat ig Be suPrLiy ee FPSO (S yas, $12) PE 5-7666 or. OA OO smelter: ” Up: Bo ey (ell alesse) rt} ia feeder Nati Fuge, other a pain SS price the : ranges at low | OIL BOF 7 rE ae P YOU ARE LL PAINTS im BAND. RAVEL 5 FOR SALE POX CHOPPER IN an & elec) Ages up, ranges, J pPit@e BEDROOM ¢ veore.| jor damask drapes COLORED _$1_W_Huros Housekeeping | _ plete at R, COM oa L or oree 4 pores ToP oe ae TS ie able FF ition _ Will sell = 61 80 up eadion : 7 _Cedardale SUITE. 200 hee cingte.. double wind —- nee ae EASY sPIN DATER 3 on tan x SA TO $300 ON red A oF Batt SAND AND Holly | ao Vergin, Davisburg. . ek Ginettes, $40.95. — Special TRY 0 FE 5-468 1 elon $100 and Evens 2] trotied, radio, wenn —washed or bank a oak i ° we ie. er ae " pedveca; | Youngstown at Clayton's ssinstien of Retrigers uPT FOR a | CHINA A nd lng Nas On| grees 1 ‘seaa mete: B sat gull a TOP SOIL Pa sQnk = a . a . oa 13 ao: diing om Prailae Demir Hae sysshore! iE racaet | COMMER CARI er Si Ee eS eammatanalians urmeister’s |.ees fe sans to FORT, AMIE ROLAND. 86 : Beal Rite ‘omplete line feeiey nats eater 990 at 1996 -Oil Heate R CABINETS « Wood floor Pr. sHED N aS SAND AND OWAVEL. BALERS. BOT LLAND 66 bg ar lay-o-wa — : as drawer nae azr os <4 Cort od Postae ne ‘ eb ee custom oe thE _ Cheap ie piven eee Co cement aod mor gale GRA Pato id tI aaa AND sec Pop || ON La ° ru ortar, ree ANYTHING. COME ie OUT ers forging chairs ton 20 iar $e “Swan _hve wan 1213 Desias toraie ted wood = or aut me DELIVER Supplies OR os jee Laks Ke Building on SAteee SF BARGAIN 1 PAR OF PR comple tom S308 | 9x12 LINOL uron | BUNK — windows interlocking with Mile. WASHED SAND, KINO, OPEN 9 ( LAY TC nooo -EUM. .$3.95| —fe BED, | 4 sARD ie FTO we screening 484 Thi with oP pet — dirt, top MD ORAVE RAVEL, FT MON. THR!) SAT. & 12 T0'6 Furni ON'S Rohsan pasx paint. gate : I rere a ron = * EM DES : M3 906 Wood, Cos rare i BLACK i at cae Auburn RA soos Drehaed & Appliances eae ve . oa a ee TT TE. HITCHES i seen ma a Een L TYPE. | > 47 ~ ASPHALT EM a Coal & Fuel 80) Your Tenoueor INC east of Aubu: Harbor Lake Rd BON VINOPLOOR s that bo'ts PORCH MA 6-3940. IHINGLES ~ Goo! GUSON DEALER ¥E 3- ro Hgts. Keego NY MAID % price} %,.%! cor te the from GLIDER. ew eit ware d now D DRY 8L 3-1209 2886 MAE ben or PR ee ee ee 3248 Dinie FE. e frame.| typewriter ER. ALSO SMALL URC delivered _ ee oka cae ‘ceca ee sus Disie Bey ~ FT BEAUTIFUL vt USED | or FE 50074 Byers, 141 Le nee. ‘OR __ept gas ). | Dre: aS S INC. 44-6588. 0. Delivered. aterford BAGEL. AUTO PAR one Ox Boge WHT Fabs. | wes. Eg 43005 & vos | *° sence WALNUT DENT PE 4300 DINNER BELLS ae PLU stove MA. 63000 — 2 or TS pa AR ay Little Le New 52 gal. water $20 uw suite 4 gieee "NUT DINING ROOM | 44, «30a end drums Con af MBING SPECIA USE OUR TOOLS. — For Sale Pet _ | GARDEN TRACT Ld more, FE cation “ten whens. | 4226 Ht RADIO DA roy 1 ei tece chrome kitchen sot 18M o and all day Set 1 af-| 3 Dlece bath LS] dlumbine. GoLk DO Your own| ,-. s Sl | rater. dis OR WITH CULTI- ? my Ris p 2-2606 422 W Huron bd APPLIANCE reel type Mca er mower, DRILL PR weet ae Open nate a pearl stock soil, ; eens com-| AQUATIC G ~~} OA 8 123 and sickle bar, $125, | 14. 2706 yh ang p-couprroa| ° °“* stoves FO #1133 | FRADE ELECTRIC In (, PRE, BENCH TYPE. Sunday 10 to 3 plan lg 7 A ge Gist Mc GARDENS HAY TT he BaBY BA Rochester _ OR 7338 “ aati eer rap iC RANGES FOR | 2, watt $25. 36 MM prabecion: ARNASON bani2. 186 West ase $1 N CAL FISH & SUPPL ~CHOPPE RS | St. cand ATHIMETTE. | CHIVPO GOOD REFRIGERATOR ;*"*® MONROR, ELECTR condition, PE S00 PLUMBING SL 213 630 Closed ever teal Fe Te ce rues | Rap NEW ‘8 Fer, chet Eyme soem chairs stove, full sine cere Dg ACUUD ochatin ne Dayton GuaLLOW. WELL Jet | Mi ING SUPPLY |". Souate pas Vednesday | 4 ia Cupe, reasonable. ? S202 | Used _ == ; MI R wats 2-8260 BENDIX w at Oakland = ott| windows oy" s toh doors. provitag a) a CURANERS ~ pROSHES, Aarne da ola ewer sy) ville % Mile south of Orton rdware. DOOR WITH | BABY a etre MA gee pice up and Oe nae with corn, Oo BO RY AUTOM Tie WASHER i KENMORE AUTO. WASHER USE DT PRA, Myrtle DaPent t wall paint. $2.70 ery iw PHONE 130 CEE WEE N _cage 87 OL ET AND NEW ee acs an ants Crop T IT 53 gy sa We ~ . a interior nC ) 2 6063. en Late ARD MOTOR Sead AUTO Wai Munest| pm seem“ “omouee te. ADE-IN = §oiigg SEU Le me eR tein OLD | oe TO BE , ou, rem model. Mark 15 dryer. ADT, wast WASHER eainn . 605 DEPARTME NT "iicBride “Fiardware eal. a ee tac elegraph PE 42807 eareicx? oe A a Care pio eee os mF model, Mark 1 Over | 5 Up MONATR PRIE: nen machine tn desk cab! “gewind | Besdio' couch caer n Sundays O12 Piwec RY IT ONCE reristered SPANIEL PUPS. AKC theses ‘Also larger erscount * = room suite with IEZE LIVING condition. Also two excel- | Gas range wo. $24 BO 1927 Auburn All OU CAN INSTALL ke Turn so im Oo ew Holland 4 L _oa on Ba rak - ers New Id : aluminum 8 | * eres beautiful carved oe’ Internationa! Bhat 6 | Davenport and chair |... $29 1g iat Crooks) kinds, plain & decorat: 9x9 FI tT emens y off Mt es. Case and ea side \ ting fiat | Elec chair 8 1 sia PE 2-8 en cabinet ive Kiteh- oor Til IRIs: ——— mower: John De erly ee le scan to be ise “Mest be | ish. prinse gamete. onbsar- trie ran -- $8501 qa FOR FURNITURE. to doors— 4 ch- | Asphalt e H SETTER — . ere ft. boats 12 to onshire Pe Save) ef 2220 De nish rolls. FE 23-0627 anti-tar- | & piee we FU order rawers made | L: seeeees __ pion PUPPIES . 2 : far e dining Fr $34 50 RNITURE Por ¢ | Linoleum ceeeees.. Qe ion sired Reason HAM. HOUGHTEN’S Box 3 after 4 ct) acto —— Refrigerato ‘oom suite FE ¢7881. : TIAC PLYW nal png mnaais each | FHOROUGHD! able rea. 3964 | 5 SH LENS GENESEE SALES Bsuced ast an AND MATTRESS 7 NORGE REFRIGERATORS | 3 Vanity ‘chest aa So eda an. canal” Ware Kage at rm FE 2.2563 ‘Wall Til ‘me as HOROCOMBRED COLLIE PUPS 0 ee eave 1 Rochester WERCORY Mans steel frame. FE | ay es real chee sized bed hou sale. General t FURNACE a ile _>1785. egistered. F ve 1-896! Bis __ fayette p. 104 ae MANY $89 se 467 8 Sacine Ware ype oi] burne WITH GuN | Linoleum = E | LOOKING FO tmmediate delive BLE LOND FL. re Ma i NICE DESK. 616. CHAIR CONVENIENT. CHE rus FRIGIDAIRE RE naw. Pontiac $125 PE 2-7 naae ya33 quick sale, | P#stic se os. @ MALE PUPPIES. »} ON A Bs “9000 ) DEAL Seles. 2101 Dixie Hey and back ROOM sore | Pee mi ‘en eae ws ‘e| THOMAS EDIT TERMS | bic: ‘mahogany PRIGERATOR. 1 RADIO RECEIV 2 Kew FREE INSTRUCTION 8) ee Pe ee ee og REP Hew Pr ROWBOR: _ 21078 ) and buffet. $75 toeal _ mirror Si eeukee. full FURS S ECONOMY | qmaborany gg ge mitting parte a ) TRANS- Tile cutters & a : a ——— FF ——— $2.00 Facisay STOP" mes Ee w OATS | BENDIX ELEC Di in's chair 8¢ tT. 965: : NITURE C - resser & ch walnut N. Ard- F ls furnished PENS AN —_—— INE? STOP painted. 8 DIX ELEC — bi r 86: gatel NITURE er's ta est. pa LOO cel AND NES IN AT KIN Ready for use vane bot.|_ Old. sacrifice DRYER. 1 YEAR| K ¢ 6 © N ped Avo eg ta- oat 31 E CO. 281 Panel & brushes like hang- | & 7 BOX TRAI Open Dail R SHOP lent condition PE pales EXx- ae eT a ; : metals | LAree sine baby ertd. R ee aOY CC wTTR it Saginaw _+a078 Milford. MUtuai —20513 LER 0 Fe|_ 8 aily 8 Sunday 04 gfe aS 7 oe = Ase He On eee ONE. | | eet: Almost & timer sec r ——————— PO RE —foR ginaw St. gistered $75 FE 5-096 OLD | CHALM 5 NEW AL ir ine a Mite weigh moower esa cleaner, 96. = _tr Or Teo Ib eapecity ne ren aed Trade-in Dept. % Bs hg BLD STAMP VENDING “OR MORTAR =F Delta hi dy ME WORKSHOP Pasarer i, ‘OPALINES “cl afer S| EN egal paictD At ; ne - eer | Table top uar $60 used ewest ty 100 LB Port Black Mt. ANAR- CNGINE IN R WITH : enappy prey 406 Btaniey nd bag, $10 MATTR oxi2 W gas range 98 Owner lea pe. Slightly CEM . SACK $1.15 EA ter-Cable, Miller’ & Decker, | PU: Clemens. FE 44 $495 IN A-l CONDIT ; emese y~° eperation arte | BEAUT Ave Phone FE 4-8 A YSSES AND HOLLYWC Wood oat axminster rugs $50.95 | Crescent St. rye state 70 nine 7 oaaeerca MORT! Stanley power rs Falls and CREBRED D> BEAGLE 8TA: 060. \ wer TA ION, 50. RAUTIFUL @ PIECE | ee eee a cael ann. une seem as $14 05 | FREE-STAN @_Ortoa, Mich MENTOSILICA BAI oa oe os Se 00 Pine Grove pragkes | ten knee 4 room set MAHOGANY on Sat Hilbere 52 W e Closed | 6 living room it set $2405 | Wash STANDING TOILET. BLAY A SAND ) » Grove FE_ 2-4207 DIT TERMS ALSO arontanins woos enor | Breve, sh mmhageany gone | ve Closed | 6 fe walnut ‘dinette net Seas | society men BIL |G Orch ee F. J. POOLE ee TS .... 2% KING BROS op _Keees He aranes chairs. spreads twin Chest of dr $20 Factor: $10.95 81 Orchard Lak SUPPLY CO St. FE 2-4025 . FF 4-0 2 chat fg PT i ‘en - match Slectric oad ' Small down tet oie =n PL sane were QUANTITY oF e Ave. FE 3-7101 151 Oakland Ave .|PARAKEETS BREE Closed Sun . 734 FE 4-1112 | car re ov ooK e setae , . + 4- = ae Tite sv too 900. Te00 | - tubs ilacolianseas ek laundry 18 pieces of eeroeeo ee WYM He parking. prookmhew in TaN SBOE b 2100 pardware je Roses. fambing. aed On ~ COERATE PRICES rrr gllledied BREEDERS | _ AND YOUR I-H DEALER \ = x ~ ! a enh A cs ou 2s J : ES THE SWITEERCRAYT AN BOTTLE GAS w | cease maker ou ner Aluminum | wink 18 W Pike On! fintares teal Sor ue CHANNEL| - Gd Prat ane 9 oe te | ie ee eer oe FARAKEETA BREEDERS. __ PONTIAC RD. AT OPDY Mart O¢ on demonstration Short? | fenge “Wid. Ber ss ratte Waker tote “Amol brara | "Hea coum ae a ren | | “a Roe lee | aie Beinaaino Ripe ARAREF TE sneeeng, 8 | MA" Near monies — Orchard Late Lake 3735 yanee. i oo partment sire Cost 6 ¢ pieces never ving roum suite P Th on room $13 95 es. rec: Michi at Gagine YY PARAKZETS CA! 2-3340 Rear mount RACTOR 6 im ke Ra FE 25260, hes rvel gas ref was seo ver $100 Will sac used tion $50 a6 Good cond ese are slightly value $6 90 Michigan Auctio S w st sé FEE:-«5-2100 food 3 CANARIES dition Cos ntedy In new con y Arwaren OUTBOA et ote wd ten Lh Call FE 2.8547 rifice for] *6819 8 Marshall. FE Call at factory JU teeter n ale Music ood. Sin 927. 584 CAGES | = Mulsif! t $300 sell for $150 16 hp like ARD Mo.| _©o.. 5 tlees a large ate at wic gan Fluorescent owrooms Michi- Mart, Inc A RR al Goods 7h Res ERED Linhenon nee Eucellent Rotary garden t : run over 6 new Rae aatikeon . Dixie Hw Fuelgas | — KER DAVENPO ___|_Ave 393 Orchard Lak M-2 Ba trlever LABRADOR t lent condition. Cost ractor i mcrae # bowen EM 33291 10° TABLE M y OR 32401 | LARGE | = _ing chairs, $25 RT 2 MATCH-| FLOOR 8A ———— *| RET -24 Lake Orton BY GRAND PI ca wen. aha or aie, FEA $345, sell - : NOW OUR Outsid: ODEL TV"... . DINING ShSita_ 626) lee N P R SANDE ee NFORCED CON condition ANO. PERFECT m 1 after 4 after ; 30 : jen compl ; BOATS! FOR THE e a sas Pid; cin 6 chatrs aos. ane pa ABLE WAYNE GABE a Cleabere Wallpaper eu RNA ce = Ph. OR 3 CRETE SEPTIC _ sir Call Ortonville, Mich pg ge COCKER PUPP MEYERS “BALE LOAD f 1809 8. Te Boat Ww ALTON TV NO ROOM Kl 7 Lb ig rnp Oat ye | %" STEEL FUR x mre BABY GRAND PIAN after 3 pres | Care silofiller, 87 ER, $150. jegraph ORKS FE 2-2257 . condition sutrtr’ ao cor Samp! : rehad Lak and Paint | lower i WITH RAND PIANO. $24 SPRINGER stone Rd r, $75 2618 Peath : ——Onen_Evenings end Sun Biola Josiyn C $49 FE 42773 OD | 989 95 Samples Sale FURNITURE o_VE $4150 e combined unit —— FE 21064 $2465 3ER PUPPIES. BO dyk first farm ea cr and CASH __Josiyn Cr Watton | | oO Ec URE AN » | _zeers. Also Stok Used 73 | BUY — sérvice. Bo XER STU e onthe st of Op r Transportation Silecss tools Phone oR aT OR LINOLEU M, 9x12, $3.95 tne po Ironrte tronet Po a oat Now By A BL erty SFPTI cae ‘3 tion pet lg Bag BLL arene ern ane erocmine Mi, Li panriER I LIKE ENE RA ARARAA 68 CROSLEY Tr and inside Se insta in eas Crye ELECTRIC Aon S _ to price. Ga will be credited INGER SPANIEL eee P $195 4's w, ae nlomion os a; LVA as Jack's Linol paint, gal $1 95 § alled © complete | renter. Sho 1c WATE Reinforced : _Gallaghers. FE ited | mos ANIEL PU Earl 8 H P. $295" LEAVING nmane | _palenes DOR.» Mov eum 183 N 12995 8 fitti wer stall com R| desired Conerete in: GOOD PR hers. FE 4-066 | sy FE 2-3912 P- 7] Mi Mastickh Co FRID bala: ode} repos cu | MOVING FR Perry peed Queen siee ngs. Sink — with . FE 26472; stalled if ACTICE PI eee |e > — lord Rd. H M so at South AY NIGHT nce a 14 sessed =P IDAY O al gas washer __ wash and tap. 8-0028 72; evenin down $1 ANO $50 BERNAR — eve ighland, Mi Easte-n For | CH month. M pay washer $10 NE MAYT weer heate $00 er. FE 5-5100 hm. 006) ss FE| FE » monthi $10] old D PUP 7 —— nings and s ch open Share ex part of Missou ROME DINETT ¥_ 33711] Ddeart 00, Lawn mo AG any others to el g00|5 TO 6 SHALLO a 40566 y Gallaghers id. Wil! have MONTHS | _ ford MU unday. Ph. Mil tan atkboee v1 semble the SETS Pee gear, -cc: ges in oN Saginaw from “ROOM SPACE HEA ee ea Sik one oF ae | Can sell for 880 te Ist of year. |M_ 47842. : . FE| ct se yourself AS neral Elec eels. $15.00 U pe FE — F ATER. e very best ONE OF ELL MAKE BABY GORANI Afte $50 to $100 E ROTAR LEAVING to ce noon —— and Mobles and save an 08d trie vact . p to 24 56189 _ FE 45440 Blight! makes in ian: BABY G répm, @ each ! Y TILLERS Ww 05 able $60 95 4 $5600. Map! sum clean. | USE months to 7c Bint rises | y scratched America # o 17 years o} RAND | TH Seneca St ple M rotary til S. TRIP- Dawa ari lee LIFOR nde These are b 5 value chatr. 945 ple davenport D SERVEL G pay FUEL Ol —— > $156 val Trig _ ton $300. M old. Good cond OROUGH BR riding and tillers Roto-H cet hemor eens tee rand new 1954] OF call oo =—sRing M and| stor 678 As REFRIGER. | 275 “ L TANK Procecrcasl. oe per- | MEDIUN A _¢3040 | pies 7 ow ED COCKER PU to walking gard os ; es. FE wa oli couse te ce } at 676 Rid Te-seep, | Muro Munr. R- gallon ta = rismeecet, a ichigan DIUM 8MALI — eeks old FE_5-0746 UP- rs. We servic en trace teavind vou hal jook popular colors ¢ ormica | ham. Mich gedale, Birming- a ‘o. 1060 W.| fill ca nk and legs a rchard Lake| Sle LL PIANO B8UIT- ZEBRA FI q makes of ! e and repair all Ti cary ‘Prt HARRISBURG | Mh these oxtracrdin os careeed| £ . MOVINO_ eee ee baa ECTRIC ct as res *Deiivered com: SHOWER STALLS COMPLET _Dallaghers FE 40860 ~™ “pins. uo Pied _ MAMSTERS. Bractee moors. one carves . : ee Sverige LE KL a. ; — .|_4 .; iL sooree peas Fr Share| Lake Av Fluorescent. 303 Orehat guns hres attic oe oat ico ea Sears FANS. FANS. FANS WE HAV? Plumbin WALLY'8 Sin. NEW SPANISH ELECT or Fr Lee’s Sales & Servi PARSE EROERS FOR HARRI 2470 Pee Page : rchatd round “an office nage email apt = ideal for Re a tipes a wave Mequindre . Soule Oe ty Pano 184 Mt. Clewens Pe esos RIC GUI- Dogs Trai Board 7. 921 Mt. Clemens St. = Twice are ex SBURG.| ¢lud fF BEDROO — dav ss china cabi | weil 1-0003 35 cottage Call | Still up h rrific |SAVE Sen Be nda NO TUNi! . f 2 ONE EF 39830 day otherkeae Oe Leavin uding lamps« M 8ET IN enport and net $34 50 ingto 55 West Road. W | cent W2 Orch igan Pluores- on PIY¥ ys ing. Oscar NG AND RE B a AR JF MAN CHAIN thideind ——— FE 2-7 g Fri-| _ Real buy spread, & : bed $15 « ehatr $12 - n, . Wash- —— pard Take A wicks 267! WwooD. WA Schmidt. Pair. | BIRD DOGS -~ NEW IN SAW Sia GO a. 326 ee he a) mall desk sota]?) ELEC ( Fane Me _Wick's,_ 2678 Oreherd R- | RECO ._ Ph. FE 25 tr ACCEPTE Sto AND USED a — s ugev 86 $905. b LEC & ae - ;>& MCO > ye | BCU sede Lake Road. ssa — 217 aining w D FOR p in for load etth wu «1m FART CRIB & MATTRE. : Bank 80 furniture of aby bles $ BATTERY PO = % MI AN LPTURE. LIF ——— down ED PIANO all br nti] June 20 Boa paymen . demonstration tt RANEPORT ATION Fas s-s00” | sna olher eur © gate anes Grckate tk ee ele nD De a oe hie a Beresee: recovered one aN male nude. Bargain eee vt “uM. ce —tand 04 cons aa mene | “an See carat Gare AID mis ower ers G re onext to wool Wil ‘ JARK oe bull U a sod war ufpment, 159 PONTIAO ee care PE 4st CUPBOARDS % Pastas e177 cr Gar Sister TES oo, ae en eink = stee' * ¢ om Mi : : on } ring ity condition size area S$ OLD PI any tyne at BILL WN 1 dum al. ofl water he iP. east of Meta en Road 3 enties FF 5 2766 eap Good condit ~ Aluminum ic : gD ARE Used sherti tM. $05 quick sal Priced _OA _8-2054 G YORKSH! ¢ pe auction NAGY, Ra box (1717 ® sea ms Hes alti / ton | Con ‘omb. ey 3904 uburn Height tem tollete per M..... $0] acce e Any reason for 5280 Oxt IRE. | _‘ice phone 6 1. anywhere. Of- 3 Lake. OA “ae = suena a" Spt eRe ncaa averiaenaton | Die Hay. INSTALLED 8 moe Auburn at Adams Se xen | ak lavatories MOU Sees —Fesronant a rr Veer otter ie pee SPORY _ SORFET. Comnetierr? orien EVERY T @ — = comp cond itlo _ : aIDs ttin, AND c and tail & av 7 NEVER @x108 ON WinNG 3 DIN ompartme n Has freerin eas 4101 | _*ceessort $50 TO $200 We ee DFIVE-IN omplete wi blaze f t pom Hard Win NG ROOM att rtment $125 FE 2- ne ex Rules 200 AND carry full $2 Th ATORS al th good ace ure apolia ware. furn ee . bor, settee OM uivina ROOM orig Coven, 3 FI a a HOLLINGSHEAD “y AND tat! aoe “and te » emer, fool reg wood Drive-In at ao M130 ‘cach, FE other “articles roma! hundreds ot car ees ee _St FE 5-4873 niture 690 8 ne room suite Fol ECE Liv ( . 7 miles on VARIETY STOR _All priced right) ers supplie ts 3*2 Mile Rd Wood- | 2” — Bre | cae cAuetion mained = Michi or_boa Pi ~ asad for | 4 OAK DININ econd | _ouding_matre nk Pigielat bed in- floor ota aaa nll tse a . ws and sellin: oo ig Oak | 4 FRESH COWS. 1 HOi i tes wy? “—"* M-24 Lake ‘ COOK ——— chairs pill ROOM OR OF SINGER CARINET arlmoor ,.,., BUILDING SU paints prne oat res Mac-O-Lac WR eueidaree fu. ishings in hod sl 1 Guernsey W OLSTEIN HAVING sOoTD — _ well pum Te 2 RRTT 4 ellent cond! ric F. sewing ma af El ECTRIC Qx4's 2x6's UPP1 IES a5 rill booths, tad cluding ‘ ard Cox. 2 ith calves | se at MY FARM I W — or CoE of ton ple wo be tion FF 5- chine A-1 cond! Sheathin zaeie $90 p HOME OW _ s. fryers. 2 M les. chairs, | — ted Lake 450 Welch oe Se ee ne ee Lt sell. r 40786 pi kup DINING ROOM at ae a6 ndition | ty inch ae poate’ cas tal M ings OMNERS' A ALUM AWN. ] Lipa ee tce cream |2 HORSES k Rd. P mines located 4 BH on the fs SUITE WwW - Fs = ity e pri , 00 ispensif cab SES = ee once Nn aevinerrit OLD LAWN. board nd, A RUITE WITH @ | haned ume sora gn |"Sr ee icy Sheet | RITCHEN he ey HOMES SS aa Cee | ale br a oe ae ee Rome at 20031 Ti mite cart’ of ; rd vies Ce ee acces « FF 200m Mt Clem- |. #nd b Sluminum weath with nlete with faucets | sq In | We have b ness Cal’ M in going bus. e breed mare wi orse 1 sad-| 30 June 6 begin le Rd on pairs of ne 9 months exsers | STINGLE MA ' We h alancer atherstrip ue $89.50: also wal a $129 05 val- to wreck een awarded 100 Namo +7764 or & i _FE 4 44121 _ 1300 th papers $125 30 head of lixect ning at lpm " el Fogle 3 pa! old, 3 jakies ATTRFSS.” CUPBOARD. in andle a complete | $15.50 Inets at. terrif: J and base cab- sold All materials homes a NAL eeam ppt. 30 Franklin Rd - plements por Ibge=t ck farm ime kitchen i 2, pein of * of tier | so) other articles 4 BOARD ee ee 2S are slightly t ic values Thes at sacrifice pric ais eee] (Le ae REGISTER, W AND 7 PIGS hold goods Fr and some hous rtains Peal TID OAl Malaaeae late one or m gan Ptucie ransit marred e 1 athena like new mahogan, —__ MArket S _pron 1s Franklin - % ELECT vES7 and h BRFAKF 4161 Di easonable [more juorescent Michi- 4 K! ( aa Te SP ket 42605 Paul Hillm Halfacer R Z 4 AST T aie Hwy prite 393 Orch t and Rid rms. OTTE a a a men. auctio - a eae pene oa ee cet Mca gan Se Shilling A WANTED CA Ares ess | Fite erm. Pe ee ssay | ee etind eS Gh TO r, time lon ® BQUA UBS. m NET 8s! FT. : ; e MAfal a - se = 6Tviers , 40171 t and light peed RF TUR _____,_| sed FIVE Fox ous Youngst NKS_ FA- any Dal 8 F | SPEC. MY_ 2-152. ST FORCED sel Ac te we icen| mevel gies caus Wan 3 Toe STORM, DOORS. 04 pees alt Tne ge ge Pg iy a MIGHT AUCTION SAT, Moving to TO sFiL’ a aucets $14 gleaming chr 42 tm y marred. alsc ese | SOIL PI TwE 8. Tel - vestock Auct! mat Howell tifu apartm : $34 45 Mi. Mall” shewers and 66 | Iso several PE 33. LVE 8. Telegraph east iction located ft sae ea eet SPECIALS sie “aichigan Pivorescent, 3 ees Scter tre | pee * _Sale Sporting Goods 78| (3, rianinn opr cto tae seit, “tna ‘mates chaire table buffet an | Fiectrc range BATHROON © Ave wa Oechard tino | aeo oe pee u freshen in, ery | Rew merchandise f stock of on tee ee ¢| Gas range gis} Pines { FIXTURES OE Peevhiceeenee Lake | AUTO ; ._ BROWNING ening Tested Th July ana} clectric saw e Includes power fed ES ELE | Teo chenis to with twin. beds Cheat of drawers 000000000.) ain ond gar water hy ie son) | aoe ose Bees A million WATER EATERS ¢. | fa en SHOTGUNS | gan Tot afiaitea eat tenia gorkt sete amen end (east side | 2 ems. 560 s and many | Map! seers 10, coal furna veater, ofl ( on electric ERS. 855 rt. Investi sound lum- your 1. FF = by ‘ seta. hor bé edt & toe priced etde, |? PIECE ee eer ne ” | Living breakfast set drop teat 3 so) ST weirs si tied ee i, ont | OS ene heaters a730.| aye fe mete, bow. Firat um | Sock tS now oth 8 | ery Pn Ma SOD, Georee A. ment paint etectrical ‘sopfiascee, down payment enport WE PLASTIC | an cht e HG : “NTILATING FANS FOR , : ; ours to-| suns new and used ANTE reals ing m ie and con . - EASY WA +0222 Glas hwde ol fe SIGHT’S SUPPLY ea ne FOR KITCH. UNION W and deer rifles shot-| More D PADOLE HORSEE | tace achines toast sole sew. SHINO Inds ‘of furnit $20 : PLY 95 valu KITCH- WRFCKIN accepted . Trade-ins v's Golf Fr HORSE s. fishin ers. electri dryer GE “MACHINE. tresses riture bed 2685 P - large se! eat 820 05 3 ING CO. : 9° 2280 and Rid Ml tests Neca co x te 7 ok sprin s) mat. erry St election $ also | 21248 W, , KE *< Unier ing Cl r ? nt watch vecwum ieee Tete sao er a wna | BOWLING orrTrrT co gaireordinarr” Toluene "Buy e Wo'e Nhung ote | ELLY'S HARDWARE oe mg game | Tere Dencen Paste chem cook: s in beds a ING OVTFIT— a AY nt 383 .O chigan . y 10 to ubura LT : s rugs rome kiteh- lamps PE mattress. D e and F like 1 r COMPLET ve rehard UsED 2 | 3004 A Heights VESTOCK hlante lace t 44279 resser and | ‘04 _* urniture Fe Rh LETE Lake BRICK — uburi_at Adam Forest J OF ALL KI i: ates wna eave ine weer Sagi rw ay poe sh ioe 78 IN SOL 7 FE 1076. GUN s FE 20011 | ¥ jones. MA 5-5206. NDS | of other need and hnndreds NOHOUSE TABLE ) CE O28 4-1906 coca dow core} tt ID CEDAR B ZENITH 8 BUY. SELL. TR OUNG PIGS cece reer non mere: ods washer Used ATUOMATIC eh TOP GAS R aes | ——_ —_ B. ools $50- OR 3- AR_ with ae! ARING At Shell. FE 2-4 ADE. BURR. | _&3839 7 WEEKS pi all Free ome one, condition very little. dition ANGE, “GO0b BONDEX HYDRAU LEON 3-1558 screens D, STORMS 708, 373 8. Teleg 1971 Hu OLD. O&A rms cas prives~_to all . FE +2068, tk © 2-4430 EX HYD ARD 1 PI tion, in excellent age am SET pan Le | mmer Lak tone: h E4 Got all. : o00u% duty seal RAULIC HEAVY lined | ECE PORC misses dresse condi- OF 200 it 7-WAY LIGHT. 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Saginaw Conservation Show _ LANSING @® — A seventh tele- vision station has signed to broad- - cast the Michigan Conservation De- -partment’s 15-minute television program, it was announced today. | WSBT-TV on channel # in South | Bend, Ind., will carry the pro- gram to. southwestern Michigan and Indiana viewers at 5:45 p.m. Saturdays, starting this week. The program is already carried by stations in East Lansing, Cadil- lac, Saginaw, Arm Arbor, Bay City and Green Bay, Wis. Michigan State College research scientist was hohored yesterday at the 49th annual meeting of the American Dairy Science Assn. He is Dr. Carl F. Huffman, who was given the American Feed Manufacturers Assn. award for dairy nutrition research, along with $1,000. Huffman won the first Borden award for manufacturing research in 1937. The whale shark .-reaches a weight of 25,000 pounds and a Phone Today oe send me “all 3 giamour lamps” with no down pey~ . roe | E agree to pag 01.00 wectly on the valence. 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