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xk « * * ko kok Oe .|this morning although the driver ploded about 10:45. The blaze did ‘was quick to assure spectators that
local churches mark the Cruci-same as present employe-employer fixion of Christ in religion observ-extensive damage to the store’s
contributions at the outset, city
he was dumping
not milk,
ANCES, officials emphasize. |interior and threatened a cleaning
CONTINUE PROTEST: At Holy Name Chureh, the
establishment next door,
Under the proposed payment
Some 450 farmer members of |Pope’ s decree that services follow
The fire started in the t
plan, employesgive three
would
the timethe
the FSBA met in Imlay City last more closelyactual of
per centthe and of the Drayton Beer Store, ac-
of first_$4,209
happenings commemorated has
night and voted to continue picket-
five per cent thereafter. The city cording to Proprietor John D, Ik-
created Many new customs, |
ingin the Detroit area until their
would give six per. cent of the ovides who was alone in the store.
\demands for a $2.09 price a
P first $4,200 and eight per cent The Drayton Cleaners, located teerete door, evacuated fire-
siete next was by
ee eestor betas Siegert voters Oy, a
men from the Waterford Fire Dept.
= es catbers eavead. pay
The reduction five -per.
from
when it appeared that the flames
fo permit the. huge Michigan
cent collected under the present
Milk Producersplant might spread.
Assn, at Imlay City to process. 700,000 |
plan on a base salary of $4,200 The exterior of the structure was pounds of milk currentlyin
, ;was written into the amendment reportedly not damaged, : tank trucks at the trouble spot. \|because social security coverage, ‘Holy Name's members tonight |
held
The wart hog has the habit.of
Deputy sheriffs trom— Now available to city employes, |
44counwil keep another vigil trom 10:45 fentering its burrow backward, thus
ties, including four from Oakland, will require two per cent of the being able to rout out with its
p-m, until a midnight Mass, both
were reinforeed in the Imlay City base pay. tusks any enemy that attempts to
services revived after centuries
area last night by 50 state troop-City employes have approved the follow it.
of disuse. Another first was to-
ers who were instructed by Gov. plan, as have many other cities in
day's Good Friday Communion. It
G. Mennen Williams to “give all Michigan. ©
followed the noon to 2 p.m. service,
necessary.aid to the sheriff in * Ld . Pontiac Home& Builders
Protestants attended the united
Easter Egg Hunting will start at
—
maintaining law and order.”
SHOW
NEXT. WEEK
services at First Baptist Church,
10 a.m. on the YMCA grounds,
The local law officers abandon-
where ministers and choirs joined
with youthful members of the ‘‘Y”
ed plang to escort the 17-truck
forces for the ¢ and worship
redeeming paper eggs for choco-
to Detroit+last night when
convoy
service of th: hours. Also held
late
_
ones,
|law enforcerrent leaders decided
‘were a one-hour service at Em-
MORE
to wait fora court order. bury Methodist Church and Our
Pickets at Romeo, where the Shepherd Lutheran Church and
Pontiae Press Phete
‘GRAND OPENING — Yiru-diy ccowds Yue the fomtale Ot the.
Fair Share protest began Monday, Children’s Service from 2 to 3 p.m.
Extensive exterior redecoration will be completed as soon as weather
new. Kinsel drug store in downtown Pontiac. One of the store’s out-
reportedly had not appeared at the at St. James Episcopal Church,
standing features, the fountain will seat 32 and is equipped for carry-permits, The Pontiac establishment is the 24th in the — Drug Co.
milk depot there by 10:30 this] -
Stainer’s “Crucifix.
out service. The store has been completely redecorated and equipped. chain. morning.
ion” will be
sung at an 8 p.m.
Our Church. proval of processing at Imlay are
i The Fair Share group's ap service at Shepherd
Baptismsslated in an Easter
City was by Leader
spearheaded
Tragedies Take Five _
Eve Service tomorrow at 4 pm.
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Pontiac Store
Drug Chain Completes , Introduces. Expanded Interior
Two months of extensive remod-
eling was climaxed yesterday
when the Kinsel Drug Co. opened
The Weather’ -
Fall U.S. Weather Bureay Report
iggy tcherd AND VICINITY—Consider-pom pee with a few snow flurries and poo en teday, high 34-38. Mostly tatr tonight, low 24-76. Tomorrow partly cloudy —. warmer, high 46-50. West te serthw nds. 12-20 mph. and gusty teday. diminishing tonight.
Today in Pontise Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m.
problems.
and should be continued on a program for our whole city is wise, “A strong capital improvement,
pay-as-you-go policy. “Nothing can be gained by further expansion of the liquor lbusiness in Pontiac. Lastly, I feel that honesty and integrity are of
Sam Bailo who said later that much ‘of the milk will be permit-
During 13 Hours
ted to go to the Detroit area for children and sick persons.
(Continued From Page One) The Detroit Board of Health has
home,. where damage apparently
begun tentative plans to distribute centered around a davenport. emergency supplies to hospitals,
children and expectant nmiothers. FSBA officials said earlier that;
-“After 15 years of being a fire-
‘man, I have to return home to
special efforts will be made to
this,”mourned, __ _ -_tireare
he
emergency supplies. — Doriald Goarias died when two The powerful Michigan Milk | Pro-
baby sitters who rescued his four ducers Assn., with 12,600 members
=~
brothers,and sisters from a fire who supply the Detroit area,
Guaranteed $29.50 [AL
at St. james Conch:
A charter Panes on the
city’s retirement system goes be-
fore voters Monday, along with
two land-sale proposals and candi-
dates for commission and school
board. officers,
State Man Indicted in Air Force Dupe
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FOOUYOUAGOOAOOANOUTEAEOAAUONEUAAEHOAAEU TEAGUE
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started by explosion of a faulty nounced Wednesday that it will heater unable reach picket 62 creameries Sunday
CHICAGO @—A Federal Grand}
its 24th store, at 67 N. Saginaw
to
un-
space
were
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him through the flames. less its demands for a 59-cent hike Jury yesterday indicted a Michi-
Begun Feb. 1, the expansion and in the price of milk a hundred gan man, who, authorities said, rd
PARENTS BOWLING
tion
pounds is met by dairy officials.
project
has been)
used stolen air force’ documents
ANOTHER SHIPMENT---.
The children were under the care
of Eileen Wilson, 17, and Jane Laf-The Fair Share group, made up |in an attempt to land a classified
Repeat Sale of Our ‘Best Selling
‘largely of rebel MMPA = ra %
erty, 19, both of Waterford Town-
wns,
bers, has reportedly asked :
gk, Lakes Mdiaan Beard © John Walter Gilmore Jr., 24, son
ship, while their parents were bowl-
ing.
GILBERTW. LONG BENJAMIN M. GATES conduct an election for bargain-
“The girls told Waterford Town-
ing rights between the FSBA and
ship firemen the oil heater had
the MMPA. crease of shopping space to near-
gone out earlier in the eve-
District 7 Vote Monday
Arnold J. Weiss, FSBA leader
ning. Two visiting boys, Eddie and
ly 6,000 square feet, according to it with from Capac, told a-Press reporter
Cari W. St. Henry, the chain's E d P ‘ D d ] k Buster Farnsworth, filled
the price of milk to the household-
n I Imafr yY €a Oc oil obtained at a nearby gas sta-
general merchandising manager. to
er could jump more than four cents ——— » "She main divisions, St. Henry This ts Ane ee in the series of seven articles on the 14 rsa they said, and then left = a quart, according to a creamery
: * Clty mission. cand ates air statements submitted to The Press, One) Nouse.
ton, ste
says, wil be Gorninated by a large Siiuice" the pon Be te will be elected Mondayserve spokesman. The MMPA request “form‘the City Commission to A Firemen said the ensuing ex-would probably mean a boost of
. cosmetics department staffed by oa sentence in the federal peniten-
a flat pan of oil
‘trained cosmeticians, a DISTRICT 7 . plosion ignited about one cent. The current price
andsun-
tiary at Terre Haute, Ind. He had dries department which will offer} A rare deadlock resulting from the March 5 primary balloting, will] °" te — _“taal ager Ton paid to farmers for their — is pleaded guilty in Detroit to a mail| $4.41 a hundredweight.
layette equipment, household) he decided Monday when this district choose between former pa — vo fraud charge.
Standard milk now retails gen-
items, toys and other drug store| commissioner Benjamin M. Gates and Gilbert W. Long. . Ths tits esto A aes
erally for 22 cents a quart in-After a recount requested by another candidate in the district, both! two girls and ne man-stores; 23 cents delivered. Loot Vending Machine NYLON Alencon Lace dyed-to-match Celanese
Pe meyer il canter ba anered an even tr each he mary alt ve ee
ren in Area Gas Station
r : Tricot. :
and will conform to the Kinsel District 7, located in the“city’s southeast corner, is the only dis-|unable to get to the baby's bed-tradition of providing a wide va-| trict where the incumbent declined re-election. Commissioner Harry | room through the fire of the ent Businessmen
Thieves who broke into a gas station at Maybee and Sashabaw)
W. Lats turned down seeking a second term. er, located near the bedroom door.
Attend Breakfast Spo
Roads, Independence Township,’ Gates, 63, of 389 Whittemore St., represented District 7 from 1946 HOME LEVELED last night took an = tie Con
feature will be three large refrig-
‘at City YMCA
to 1950 and in May 1951; was appointed to fill the unexpired term of the The converted garage was lev-amount of money from the ciga-
late Commissioner Neil J. Elliott. eled at a total loss of $3,500, fire-rette machine, owner Joe Perry |The fountain has a capacity
erator units.
Some 105 Pontiac businessmen
He served his third:term after being elected in 1952 but was defeat-| men said. . told Oakland County Sheriff’ ‘ Lilac, Mint,
turned out this morning at the usual fountain services will offer YMCA for the Fourth Annual Good | deputies.
for 32 and besides the
persons
ed by Lutz in the 1954 balloting. He is in the sheet metal department of Debra Everett, who apparently Pink, Blue, GMC Truck and Coach Division. suffocated in blankets in her crib, Friday eck ree ~ Pies yosbers| Turquoise
plate lunches and fresh ples daily.
‘was dead on arrival at Pontiac : hes, |@PParently ignored display connters
A special carry-out counter is Representing all city churches, ster, Flatter yourself with this,
Long, 41, of 139 Prospect St., is a native of Pontiac and was edu-
|G yeneral Hospital after firemen
also among the store's features. the group constituted the largest modern, gay waltz length
cated at Pontiac High School,”
worked 32 minutes with a resuscita-, —— gown. It’s fashioned for
turnout for this annual event!
He was employed for 15 years by Fisher Body and the Yellow) tor in an attempt to revive her. your night life, from the
sponsored by the YMCA Christian Ruth Roman Receives
ruffled curve of Alencon
Truck and Coach Co. before he became a real estate and insurance|
Edward J. Winters died in Emphasis Committee. Divorce, Son’s Custody —
lace right down to the flirty
|salesman in the city. -| the fire which damaged the Dr. H. H. Savage was the speak-
flounce. Shirred -all -around
Voters in District 7 will mark an ‘X"’ for either Gates or Long on) house of Mrs. Iva Buehler, his er, City Commissioner Floyd P.| SANTA MONICA, Calif. w —
skirts, elasticized back. Laun-their ballot Monday. EG last night in Troy. Miles gave the invocation, and “He told me I was stupid and said |
ders in a jiffy, mever needs Statements submitted by both to The Press fellow: Troy firemen said Mrs. Buehier, Rev. Duncan McColl gave the|he wished he never married me,’ ironing. All sizes 34 to 40, : now in Florida, is owner of the benediction after the group parti-|testified actress Ruth Roman in|
at Seven Mile Road and Gratiot
BENJAMIN M. GATES Water Pool on Rochester
GILBERT W, LONG Salt cipated in group singing after the|winning a divorce from Mortimer,
SIMMS)...
Avenue, Wayne. Loveland has been
“As a lifelong resident of Pon-“T was in favor of the recently, | Road.
named assistant
manager.
tiac, I have a vital concern for|accepted municipal parking ots, +} | Until recently, firemen said,
Store hours will be from 8
a.m.
LADIES’ WEAR —Main Fleer
facing our city as, and further believe that with a/Winters was employed tending the
to 10 pun, Monday through many problems
operated in con-
Wednesday; from 8 a.m, to 10:30 our district in par-/reasonable expenditure, Murphy frozen food lockers
a whole, and
{junction with the
swimming pool.
Thursday, Friday and Sat-
Miss Rowan received custody of|
p-m.
ticular. The following are a few Park could take its place as one psychologists say ‘“‘bossy’’ moth-
: urday, and from 10 a.m. to 10 of the more important issues: of the’ most beautiful parks in POLICE SPOT BLAZE ers produce poor soldiers. Soldiers the couple’s son, Richard, 3, and| Hard to Believe Such Lovely Frocks Couldao)
p-m, Sunday,
| Troy patrolmen Eugene Sackner | from homes run by mothers are $500 a month for his support. They | land William Renshaw, on patrol) were married in 1950.
PRICED SO LOW
least likely to stand up in
The building was formerly
occu-
emer-
perennial problem, and as such, | believe in the develop: jjjct night, first saw smoke and gencies, the Western Psychologi-
“I also
ment of Clvie Center
pied by Walgreens whose 20-year
,
|;
centered fire in the house at 3:30 this
cal Assn. was told by JeraldN.
a
morn-
* Jeagse expired Feb. 1. The location I am opposed to the creation of
Walker and Tor Meeland of the
is owned by the Buckner Finance
any Such units in District 7.
Ladies’
PONGEE and LINEN
Human Resources Research Of-
Co. of Pontiac: Kinsels has been in operation
“Nuisances created by industrial
fice at Ft. Ord.
Spring
and commercial plants have long,
Dresses
-for 67 years and has 23 other stores
Until recently, India had
been neglected. These nuisances
two.
in the Southeastern Michigan area.
imillion deaths. a year from
depreciate property value of
our
,
Malaria.
~A survey shows that nearly 98 homes, causing undue hardship. per cent of New England's. farms Consequently, vigorous steps
Arrived
Just in Time
have electricity. should be taken to eliminate these:
EASTER
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‘housing sheuld be made av ailable| More than 150,000,000 vacuum FRIDAY AND SPECIALonly
after private building hasitubes in their television sets and|
LAST TwO DAYS! SATURDAY
failed to provide the necessary radios will be replaced by Amer-|—-PURCHASE housing for the city and its resi-/icans this year—nearly one for| dents,’ ievery person in the country. EXTRA TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
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Sun sets Pridsy at 6:85 Sun “rises Gaturday at 6: 7
Due to a Death
Moon rises Friday at 11:40 p.m. Largest bats in the world are Moon sets Saturday at 9:06 a.m. found in the Old World tropics. Thursday in Pontiac They have a wingspread of about A care were). eve feet and are called ‘‘flying
in the Family
Lowest temperature base 29\ foxes.”
Mean temperature. ......-sccececrraer , aoe Weather
WE WILL BE
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, RIDAY, MARCH 30, 1956
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tie For the Youngsters? “find—but it wasn’t CEES. Newport, R.I:; claims it had the | Shop feo EXTRA BIG-EASTER BARG? INS throughout the sere?
-| gallons moon-street by in |
: Phenmbceutica Unit | experts, gaol ' — ata juncovered whiskey 8% the of | first lighted gas thie search law ATLANTA @W Pupils shine under school officials, and, manu-|school Easter egg hunt made quite: wpe: T
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NEW HEARING AID IN THE BACK
concealed in
a single
glass temple
|Before
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WASHINGTON W — President and Mrs, Eisenhower ‘plan to
wer
spend. Easter at the White House.
__ MOSCOW (INS). — Commmmnist;Stalin, whose bodles still Me side
?*
Presidential Press
Secretary this yet) would,
sources in Moscow gaid today it|by side in the mausoleum.
James C. Hagerty, disclosing
‘may take ten years to whittle down
\to 4ife size-the-imposing image of Statues of Stalin can still be
seen in many places, bis pictures tOday, said he did not know
Lititen to the WPON Hourly
Special Thursday and Friday.
Stalin created in the minds of the
CREDIT—OF COURSE
displayed in shops and pub-|whether the Elsenhowers
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are
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The Kremlin's campaign to re-stores,
end Demonstration on the White House grounds.
move relics of the “culg of per-
But, a well-informed source said There had been
825 W. Huron
some expecta-
sonality’ from the Soviet s@ene
E No Obligation—
that all these relics will gradually tion the first family might spend
was expected to be intensified as
disappear.
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article criticizing the aura of in-| A! the entrance to. the. Lenin
‘museum where formerly stood
fallibility that had surrounded
twin statues of Lenin and Stalin,
| Stalin,
the Lenin statue now stands alone,
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¥
‘ans Roar at Bob and Ray’s Deft Madness
lstes Wally Ballou, Steve Bos-news Bob doubled as 8 dirk
Jackie Gleason,member
a of
int at Yen ered by rt
“MEW YORK (INS) — People
Hoover: Retorts ‘Never’;
.
Mary McGoon, Arthur Sturdley jockey,
places , . . things .
and others are almost too good
Goulding took to dropping in on
owes © Hollister Has: Figures;
5 a higher taugh quotient
ner
than anybody else in the histery to be true — but always. are.
Elliot's show at
:
of thelr medium, Gleason packs ‘> * =
there wags an open mike . . eg McClellan Baffled
Their soap operas, interviews,
keenly hilarious that they have impressive credentials himself, !
a wonderful nonsense knew-a Tew QUOTES AMOUNT :
ct cult = wy transport this listener into helpless
characters:
birth. _| “WASHINGTON —Undersecre-|
taryof State Herbert Hoover Jr.
scommpubeted tee Bast
-voices|that hasbeen generated.
They make their
live
comes
by
"Phese two men of
radio
laughter,
-
many
so vividly in the minds of their CONDEMN
_possess..a sense of the ludicrousjin years, ORGANEZED LUNACY
‘Fresh
NOTHING’
from a stimulating talk] and ‘foreign aid chief John B.
I¢ is not easily transferred to
with several little green men from
Hollister may
be in disagreement
aaltepet
Siemon
tourists who are first reviewed by commercial contact between Na-Morgan Beatty could not have been ‘-Condemn nothing you|tionalist Chine —and_ Communist SOFTENER
WATER
|funnier, especially after the Radio
qualified, by experience, |China.”
City management machine-guns a regres — ™ But Hollister, in a Jan. 5 report
“an
Virb
wn
paper, this organized madness they dispense. Seay : * * @ Their make-believe about a reg-
Frcoca spent bi] years actively Hoover
told the Senate
Investi-
a
“There
\imented. tour .of-Radio City en-|
is no evitterice™of direct
gaged in by 11,000 severely trained;
,
number of the tourists who hap-. to Congress on East-West’ trade, lessly crashed through the ice of listed Formosa, the Nationalist _|the skating rink. * |China seat of government, as “‘im-as porting country” for $1,300,000
Then there was Wally Ballou
from .Commnitist
so doing. 2 worth of imports. | *] | 49 50
and somebody else, ‘det out to
in recent books make ‘it qulfe/China from January through Au-
cover the St. "Patrick's Day par.
oot i ee gust 1955.
ade in New York. They keep
cers.” The big diflerence seemed to be
calling Radio Central describing
$5.00 Pér Month ~
= that Hoover saitt categor ally
| how quiet things are
—strangety
C. R. Smith, president of Amer-| “this trade _tagk-. place through
along Sixth avenue, The parade, FHA Terms—No Money Down
ican Airlines, sent his friend Rex Hong Kong” with no evidence of
bd of course, was on Fifth.
CO.
DISTRIBUTING
Smith a memo the other day. It) direct trade, whereas Hollister’s
= ,
PAYNE
indo brovdes easy ncees 10 care.
And the interview with the|
read:
report showed Communist China
strange rich doctor and manufac-“When Columbus sailed for and Formosa as direct traders—
turer, It dealt with his wealth and Cathay (he thought he was des-ione the importer, the other -the
strange mixture of professions. ‘And tined for China and Japan) the exporter. +with his strange—trousers.-There King of Spain gave hima ietter) Hong Kong appears in Hollister’s
the Khan of the ruling family) tabulation
importer
between
cuffs, it was noted, and to
too as
were no
the trouser legs continued right in China, sending his greetings. down and under the man's shoes.
today’s high delivery costs !
“This was in 149%. As it hap-
‘ * * &
(Political Advertisement)
000 worth. Hong Kong is a British
“I didn't get your name, doc-China had been changed in 1368
tor,” Bob or Ray said. by overthrow, so that the latest colony. “Dr, Denton,” the man mur-information the King of Spain |A QUESTION MARK
The 2-Wheel-Drive ‘Jeep’ Dispatcher cuts delivery costs to a new low. You save money mi had was 124 years out of date.” | This disparity was one more) whenbay it.. .and this “built-for-the-job” delivery vehicle continues saving for vou Bob Ellict and Ray Goulding There’s a moral there somewhere| question ‘mark in the subcommit-
you every day —with its performance, low upkeep and practical design. met in 1946 while serving as and I mean to-ferret
it out if|tee’s clash with Eisenhower ad-
THIS
staff announcersa small Bos-it takes all be a|ministration officials over East-
on spring. [t may
. Never before could you expect such gas mileage from a delivery vehicle,
West trade data. Hoover's testi-. Never before such an ideal weight-to-power ratio that gites real “get-up-and-go”. .
ton station. Goulding did straight rap at bus travel.
mony yesterday was behind closed | -. And it costs less to maintain. Thanks to the Dispatcher's rugged construction, eae . doors buta partial transcript was) S its freedom from “limousine hardware”, and simple engine design, —_-
$4. Million Rides About | made available afterward. Hollis-
CONCERNS YOU
maintenance needs are {ew and low in cost
in Supermarket Cart — | ‘er! also was Present.
U.S. Pamphlets
(D-Ark),| bia Trust Co, has completed the|recessed subcommittee hearings
COLUMBIA, Pa, (®—The Colum-| Chairman McClellan
RESIDENTS of DISTRICT 5
largest cash transaction in its his-|while he and other subcommittee/*
Rip Red Chiefs
tory. pH —— members ponder how to cope with It started last November when|Tefusal by Hoover, Hollister and
renovations began at ee bank and ther officials to part publicly with the firm carried on its daily bus-trade data they contend might
Drive to Fix Partial Guilt
of Stalin Era Purges on
4ness in an old restaurant. harm national security. They. have Present Heads Started Every day bundles of money|Fefused to make public such docu-
would be taken from the bank|™ents as the Allied list of items in trade with the] ;
States|V@ult, put in a supermarket push-/¢mbargoed
VIENNA @—The United
Information Agency is waging a
At the end of the day the money)
pamphiet and leaflet campaign to| would pe wheeled back to the bank! And He Doesn’t Know ‘Y | fix partial guilt for the Stalin era vault.
WiLiYS... makers of the world's mest useful vehicles purges on the Soviet Union's pres-An. official estimated that four LANSING \®—A 20-year-old youth “"WILLYS MOTORS, INC., TOLEDO 1, OHO -ent leaders. ~ imillion dollars was handled that|found it wise to check your “Y’
* @ * way, 8" before closing your eyes. Police)
yy Ask for a demonstration today
——— found the youth asleep on a couch)
The agency has provided the
in the YWCA lobby at 3:34 a.m.;
U.S. embassies’ and information
"ROGERS SALES & SERVICE PETERSON K-W SALES & SERVICE Statue of Liberfy to Be
After he explained he thought he was in the YMCA, the visitor was 4
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< @95 Auburn Ave, Pontiac 3776 Auburn Ave., — Immigration Museum
conducted to the Volunteers of NEWYORK t®?—The Statue—of| America headquarters to continue~ + in|Liberty, friendly beacon to those/his night's sleep.
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bitter criticism of Stalin and|@rriving from foreign shores, will ee |
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become the home of an American
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the suggested text begins. Then it
ationally Advertised 1V
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OOSEV N.Y.
A five-million dollar drive is us| navoevet dart daeeari a il
disappearing,| *
“But where were the es
= Chee crppa tater ee and with it the last vestige of the | &@ st@l™' site from which Charles A. Lind-
_| shaped, stone-walled fort on which bergh, took off in the Spirit of St.
lraged cries against the cold-| jthe base of the statue rests. Louis on his historic solo trans-jblooded purges? Fair-minded peo-Purpose of the museurn is to atiantic flight in 19277. Workmen| |
dramatize for pésterity the epic
| ple are asking these questions. have begun clearing the area for| ~~
[tmey have a right to know. They story of immigration in the build-
a big Long Island shopping cen-| | #
ing of America.
a Fight So lak ot the record” ter. The field was used until five
President Eisenhower has en-
years ago.
dorsed the project.
Ths Soviet paces of the hits, 1930s and 1940 were listed.
Soviet Contmunist party chiet| MSU Acepts Bids Interested in a |
8. Khrushchev, the mes-
EAST LANSING #—The Christ-
says: New Refrigerator
ong peta ppaialbearingpld man Co. of Lansing, with an esti-/ I Khrushchev in his own words, di-|™ate of $3,832,000,was low bidder rected a purge of the ‘enemies of|°" Construction of a new college,
For his efforts|°f education building at Michigan | Khrushchev~ —University.-‘Alternate—
Lisiten to the WPON Hourly Special Thursday and Friday.
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Lawn Len. to Home Beauaty|===
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2 Nonws Landscape Cals IState Gardeners
in vegetable growing this summer.
lto Give Exhibit at Ford Rotunda
’ for Fine Grass
~ 4
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| —| heck Sub-Soil. Before lot Detroit,outstat
’ . of-eolorftul~exhibits at the second] i annua} spring flower show at the
in Dearborn, begin
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Hl hea Foe aeFOR ta
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certainly bee flowers will be displayed in special z
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Sprihg Beauty Easter
centration. jcaddy has roomy shelves to hoid) ity. It is always a good idea to
free as possible and of good qual-
For spray use a three-fourths per j ats of plants. or flower pots.
Given by Dean
to Your Home
/Tool brackets on both sides hold eee eee
have your soil tested by your cent dust.
makes, hoes, shovels, and. other
COME RAIN, COME SNOW County. Agriculture Agent. _ The __One-half ounce or three table-—One“of the “firat siens of spring
Postmaster tists-Three:
fertilizer of four to five per cent limplements for easy accessability. is blossoming tulips in
the flor-|
testing will show what
of
spoons
careful leveling is very important rum, use one third
rotenone
ounce
proof glue. All garden caddy spring into the house is to make
Postmaster Leslie H. Dean -ad-
parts are joined with nails and ‘these colorful flowers-a part of}
cfreenagereeseninlsomt
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vised Pontiac home gardeners to-
waterproof glue. your decorative scheme, and en-
day that for safest delivery of
ey them throughout their brief sea-|
The caddy. is light in weight,
their shrubbery and plants durin;
the current Spring planting season and the five-inch rubber tired|5°" should take certain steps tol wheels and long tow-rope make| The history of tulips began
If they are used, he ad-|they
been sown and rolled? be sure|Bray.
e tenn rnnseen nuns
to keep it moist by watering to|vises, follow the manufacturer's di-/aid postal Satine ties it easy for even the younger} Persia (now Iran) where they [BR PVPNS MEARS «eee eer insure germination. Do not mow rections.
— a —| were used in formal gardens, | “We have teen, meoees by the) Tulips form a motif in many |
your lawn until it reaches a height a # eeoe eee a of approximately three inches. It
Starter aeetion can be ‘a big,Gardening Council of New York: ‘Small Space Requires Persiain tapestries and rugs. help in getting strawberry plants|that this is the shipping season
i FOR A GREEN LAWN is not necessary to remove the} Dwarf Fruit Trees From Persia tulips spread to the |
from Spring to Fall chippings unless they are so heavy off to. a fast start after trarisplant-for nursery stock orders,’’ Dean
rest of the Near East and even-” BARBER’S. FEED STORE
If your space is limited, by all ji
3 eee now in urgent Hthat the grass will be smothered. ' ing. |said. ‘Much of the stock is perish-: ing = ing || _lable, and without the cooperation|means consider dwarf apple and tually to western Europe and Hol-OPEN 8 TO 7 DAILY—SU _ _— — — coe NDAY baa 4
; of“ TRIPLEERX nkSpe oe : lof the purchaser, and delivering Pear trees. These have been graft-
agencies, best results cannot be ed onto a special root stock which world’s supply o os) 8665 Highland Rd. (M-59) — OR 3-9162 : .
f wikios hecary costs and cups h G d E d e
c ply shat plus power'that starts F rom t e araqen itor expected.” keeps the tps from growing :
to grass to a velvety — _ ; a = > . 2 . : onl Tmmal. A is hut Mike that 8 :
oe ae soon ow ee These March: elements certainly} Harry Bell, MSU Horticulturist | Dean listed three steps | that ruit is just like that from/ ‘
LAWN CARE
wep eeg a Jen ore don’t encourage gardeners, but} recommends that we Oakland — of nursery stock should/standard size trees the main dit. | that = clpiaehad i
longer youwillhaveagreener, | |looking through the almanac for| County strawberry lovers get our |‘#*: ~ ‘being <4
on Mar, “23 Old) plants in the ground as soon as | 1. If away or on vacation, [naturally much smaller. and they!
thidkecand healthe: awe to ||1955 1 find that h ear! Ba.
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enjoy. Follow the _ TRIPLE |Man Winter threw ~ ai ‘wind and! the soil can be suitably worked | make arrangements to have a pn. oe ee PRODUCTS
— tisoas Seat pong snowstorm that really shook the| which is-usually around Apr, 15. neighbor accept shipments. Keep : =
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June and Se Db ae Nacause area up. Same thing happened|-dohn says to set plants about | moist and in a cool location Beef Calves as Feeders of its high organic base here over the past week . . . and] 28 inches apart. | until planting time. Otherwise, ae i Utility (10-@-4) nORIPLE XXX goes remember spring did came last c ; : ,| the plants-may be damaged Producing beef calves in Mich il’ N wasees ceegee
bao. pane s = Se longer year we'll our Here's bigger, tastier straw-| storage‘at the post office, ex-igan for sale as feeders can be M N
farther, feeds and 20 have gardens for
| cosTs'LEss oe {berries this year! : press or freight stations: — {Profitable but the margin between ncnel $ ursery Scotts Special &.' $1.25
__+ my Cente le I ceny {income and costs may be rather] 6670 Dinie Hwy. (Near M-15) Scotts Deluxe Lawn
Assistant-UBsay, es think about errr FeT~ E® (Frived troce Elemente) lire a t strawberries payr|200ut time for the lawn's first|delivery, contact the officeeconomists. « ae :
NOW! roatiFitd witn csi Sune County(Kc mayo arts Tienes bes comme:the lawn. It's just} 2. If a neighbor €annot accept ‘harrow, point out MSU agricultural gy”), 5-1946 Clarkston I se
post | SLOWSOLUBLE SON na an eiecer viele tha tics feeding of the year, as soon as|or transportation agent, and leave | A :
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) xt ie qui i instruct ; THE STADLER FERTILIZER CO. | year. Runners that form in June bl Shai etl ae rerrileealy papa te heats GREENRIDGE rAees — A Sootts Tart ; food to 1010 Denison CleysiendObie = gaggiigs ~~ eamaidligedlatk It's dormant spray time for| garage or shaded porch is always} wna
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FORA GREEN LAWN FROM SPRING TOFALL } cties produce the best crop the! .-ale infestation and be sure to do|dormant plants and nursery stock. Scotts Soburban Spres se Jt 7
Spreader". 1285 4
eee said perature is ‘mild . . . over 40 de-|have the ground well prepared, : : _ -grees, if that day ever comes. and make your planting as soon! Bulk Lawn Seed-mixed to order | * * @ as possible after delivery. Early| Kentucky Blue Grass. tb. C. Red Fescue...... tb,
The foliage of trees has great/planting, liberal watering and fol-| Merion Blue Grass. . . Ib. oa pe Fescue .... .tb. 3 capacity for preventing the pas-lowing the sender's instructions Danish Blue Grass. -80. Penn State Fescve. tb. 75° ; 'sage of solar heat to the ground.|Will insure growth all. Grass lb. Chewing’s
— year they're planted, John |i, work on a day when the tem-| 3. Best of all, if you are home,
best for Bent ...... 1.25 ue...te... ,70 This keeps the air space near plant materials. Bermuda
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Ge (ground mare comfortable {> 22 pwesee Rye Grass. lb. 34 Kentuchy 31 Fescue.tb, 40 “5 jan Rye Grass... tb. 19 Fescwe ....... te.
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hot weather mothy Seed .. w.. 35 White Dutch Clover. ib. 4.40 “it sour gurdew ts) ecnail. there ; Larger Quantities at Lower Prices eG .
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See stepped on. Tomato shoots can) A BLUE SPRUCE FOR YOU. Also Blackhill, Norway, White 1956 be woven in and out of coarse Fir, Douglas and Concolor Pine, Austrian, Scotch, Mugho, fencing more easily than they, Arborvitae, Juniper, Native Trees. Dig your own. Bring burlap " can be tied to stakes and then’ one tools. 2922 Sleeth Rd. Open. Pere 8 to 7. Grocer Farm
xce 0 need no pruning. ureery, MUtual 4-0008. . a
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= 80 S. Perry : St. ompson OFE Ons 2-2939 | | ara.SALES & SERVICE 921 Mt. Clemens — FE 3-9830 Ea et the 2 rare problems of B25, courses As aa —_— You’ : find SACCO product at rem. Conc trated >ete ee ate esa SACCO SOIL comes Makes hard, clay-like soil loamy, workable favorite ‘hardware, garden. aati or seed stores. | | FEEDI@ Pontiac Store Ee eres wa vie faa (AWN etree ., We Deliver e Svee Con, e ; COMPANY ‘isin Mite 1266 Dina Hwy. choad 4
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Pediatrics will'be from 2 ta 3 and
Michigan Solons Adjourn; Hospital Announces from 7 to 8 p.m. eee 1 Interested in a
Previous _ visiting
NEW WASHER
* we from 12 noon to 7:0
OK Financial Aid Measure New Visiting Hours
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“All Styles at Sizes— All Finishes
be sold generally in retail
stage of a legislative session may
be from 3 to.4 and from.7 to 8 pam.
within recent memory, The
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“LANSING — Michigan law-terms = higher risks than
CBee. Pe oe 3m
would be permitted under state banking regulations,
|makers caught their breath | at
home today for next week's final
“In some other action, the Senate:
Hiawmaking push aitiied at an ex-
1, Killed, and then breathed new
j pected April 6th adjournment,
life into, a bill to restrict sales Before knocking off for the of near beer to establishments li-week, the Senate got its calendar censéd by the state liquor control | Inte the tidiest shape for this commission. The beverage now
Dovre explainedchange was
the New visiting Hours permitting a
instituted to have all visitors leave half-hour longer visit, will go into oo ee : oe: effect Sunday at Pontiac. General
‘Hospital, Miss Shirley Dovre, ad-ministrative assistant, announced The Canadian Parliament con-yesterday. sistsof two houses: The Senate,
The hours will be from 12 noon whose members are nominatedfor to 8 p.m, daily except for the ma-life, and the House of Commons,
Hampton Electric
ternity and pediatrics wards, Visit-whose are elected direct-
members | ing hours for maternity wards will ly by the people wed terms of bve|
House’s remaining work load _was larger. _ _ 2. Turned down
AN IDEAL GIFT for MOTHER'S or. FATHER’S DAY
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bid by Sen.
John B. Swainson -(D-Detroit) “to|
| By a unanimous vote, ‘senators
pry loose from the education com-
Thursday approved a plan by Gov¢
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Wiltiams for helping financially;
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advocated by the
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| pressed new industries and busi-
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4. Passed a $9,643,735 appropri-
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Republican leaders only a few
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| REYKJAVIK, Iceland «» —The/ Iceland Parliament's cal] for with-idrawal of U.S. troops is not ex-|pected to get beyond the talking) istage unless the Communists gain) jenough strength in parliamentary | \elections June 24 to back @emands
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Partiament approved a_ resolu-tion over Conservative opposition Tuesday calling for departure of
U.S. troops stationed here as an NATO force since 1951. The demand, which would leave
this strategic North—Atlantic out-ipost undefended, aroused open Heoncern in Washington and gleeful
support in Moscow.
POLITICAL MOVE | But informed sources here said) it was all part of a_ political ;maneuver designed to cut the) ‘ground from under the Reds. | They said the Farmers party | jand others joined the Communists’ jin supporting the resolution in or-/ ider to steal thunder from the left.| |The Reds reportedly hope to gain \strength in the parliamentary elec-jtions with demands that foreign) troops get a oh iceland. :
The idea appeared be that if the Reds did not score major gains in the election, the go-home demand would be allowed to die.
Political circles here contended the resolution did not sten? from strained relations between Ice-
jlanders and U.S, servicemen. They said harmony prevails despite Moscow radio claims that the)
“American military aroused Ice-jland’s ire by interfering in the island's interna] affairs.
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18,000 Residents Will Receive 55 City Report
Some 18,000 1955 Pontiac annual reports are in the mail The 16-page booklets contajning reports from all city departments
hon 1955 activities, are distributed to those residents that employ city water services.
Adidtional copies will be avail-able at the city manager's offiee.+ The reports were prepared by)
Henry C. Smith, planning tech-jnician, Gust Mathes, of the plan-jning staff, and Mrs~€harles Cook, jcity manager's secretary.
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Tiny Deborah Danielwas pretty “excited. Over lier early glimpse of the Easter Bunny, but she edit: month-old daughter of-Mr. and Mrs.
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properly for the Press photographer. She is. the 14. East Pike street.
Pontiac Press Phote
Michael1 Madigan, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. Vernon
Holiday yEgg
Madigan of Warwick drive, is taking no chances of before Easter. He holds Peter tightly and most affec-
Peter Cottontail going nope down the bunny trail tionately just in case.
Syrnibolineg |3
Women's Section
Dress Does Rock Tomb
FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1956 PAGES 17-19
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signer hag come.up with a dress that works like an auto gear shift: It goes from ae to teverse.|
Charles Biaay =< cals it the| “neutral” dress for obvious rea-| sons, has actually made this dress) to be worn frontwards or back-| wards.
“I really was trying to make a golf dress which could also be switched into something stylish for the 19th hole,” ‘explained Dickey, but his creation can ad mere than that.
It's a modified sack dress of cot-ton which has a low plunging V neckline on one side and a tabbed turtle neck on the other, Worn with the V forward, it’s an “action | back”’ aports Som. : |
With the tarts neck forward, it’ S|
a sleek high-necked dress with a_ newly fashionable low back, suit: | able for patio or town wear.
The dress has no bustline tucks, and the eased waist is gathered in} with a self belt. The creation is) washable, and comes in_ both light and dark colors.
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Karen (left) and Kristine Longair Longair of Clarkston. Karen and Kris-
look forward to Eastertime:and to visits tine are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wayne Longair of Flint, formerly of Elmer H_ Pettengill of Clarkston and Pontiac. Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H.— =
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ficance, becoming a symbol the rock tomb out of which Christ emerged == resurrection.
There was a very ated rea-son for the giving of eggs on Easter, Eggs used to be one of the foods that were forbidden in Lent. The faithful from early times painted Easter eggs in gay colors, had them biessed,—and
cid -+» with all the frills upon it. and her-poodle are all decked out for the
gave them as gifts,
Kimberle Powers, daughter of Mr. and Easter Parade. :
Today, we still retain the practice
Mrs: James E. Powers of Gateway drive, of giving eggs to friends and rela-tives as our wish of happiness for them: and our ‘expression of joy .
at the. resurrection of Christ.
Community Club
Directors Plan Queen Mary Group
Gre “Little Dinise Brandon can hardly wait for Easter Conducts Meeting -..
‘Future Events
Sunday. The Easter basket, the bunny and the egg
Queen Mary Section of Needle-_
The board of directors of Wever-|
all are part of her ideas for a happy. East and she work Guild \met Thursday after-
Owen-Hawthorne Community Club.
‘noon at the Belmont avenue home
Especially thrilled over her Easter bonnet, Alicia won't be disappointed. She is the daughter of Mr. and jmet at the George Gray home on
of Mrs. Frank Snover. Mrs, SnoverMcRath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McRath Mrs. W illiqm Brandon of Crane street, Yale avenue Wednesday evening. presided at the’ meeting.
. is . * e. ~ .
Mrs. George Gray, president, an-
of Pioneer avenue, just couldn't wait. She surprised Members of the welfare commit-
nounced chairnien for the year.
tee reported on needy families re-
her daddy with a preview of what she'll wear in the
Mrs. Phillip Muttersbaugh is com-
Quarters Plan Sorority Meets
ceiving clothing, .and letters of Easter Parade. munity improvements chairman, thanks were read from the fami-
Mrs. Earl Oltesvig is publicity
Event Tonight With Mrs.,Clark
lies. The afternoon was spent sew-~ {chairman and Mrs. Gordon Allison
ling.
Members of..several barbershop | Mrs. Robert Clark opened her
will handle membership
General Guild to Gather
quartets will gather tonight for a home on Pioneer drive to members
Mrs. Allisen will be assisted by
Homemakers Meet
_ special Award Night program at!of Gamma Chapter of Beta-Theta)...”
Mrs. Cordie Hereim, Carl Nor-
Announce enti’ was made of the Dr. dames M. McHugh of Pon
the Knights of Pythias Hall. Fea-Phi sofority Tuesday evening. berg. Pete Mibay and L. R. Stan-at Alexander Home
cooperative dinner and meeting of tiac State Hospital will speak on
ley.
tured quartets on the program | Plans were completed for a prog-
Church. The affair is scheduled to social groups to aid in social will be the “‘Solidaires’’ of Sag-'ressive dinher to be held April: 28. Announcement was made of the makers Club heard a4 lesson on inaw and the. ‘“Curbstone Sere.
the General Guild of St. Benedict the ways and means: available “ Members of the Modern Home-
r Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in see work at the hospital. Following the business meeting?” annual membership drive in April, “Line and Design in Dress’ when naders” of Oakland County.
Parish Hall and’ is open: to ail) The “Teen Toppers,”” a quartet : ms 2 |members arranged Easter baskets and more projects will be spon-they met at the home of Ray of Pontiac High School students! -lto be sent to the children at the
members ‘of the parish. sored by the group to raise funds Alexander on Dixie * * * composed. of Alex Sekles, Leon Among the many special events Oakland County Children’s Home,
for the North End Boys Club pro-Wednesday evening. -Mrs. Ralph Cotcher, president of Frayer, Darryl Mahan and Jack
to’ be enjoyed during the evening * * gram. . The lesson was given by the guild, is serving’as general|/Henning, will furnish musical en-will be the community singing led) Plans were made for a card Alexander and Mrs. H. L, Stein,.
} Mrs. Jerry Martin assisted the
party at Owen School April 13 Mrs. Waino Hill and Mrs, Harley
chairman assisted by Mrs. Stanley |tertainment.
by Duncan Hannah of the “Clef| ihostess with refreshments served
with Mrs. Davy Dean as chairman. Klien were* guests of the
Hustosky; Mrs. Peter Aldo, Mrs.| Unit Four of the General Guild Dwellers” 3 from a table decorated in the Our ducacgrapker ey Reiss Snider, son of Mr.
A mother-daughter banquet ‘will
Edward Lundgren, Mrs. Leon! will be honored at this meeting}
bd eta, bd Be \Easter motif. The April 10 meet-
and Mrs. David R. Snider of Silver Birch drive as he be held at Wever School May 4.)
Thomas, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Unit Four has had the largest at-!
The program, sponsored by the | ing wil] be held at the home of
Mrs. Ford Drumm and Mrs. Ray-” Mrs, =e
Anthony Matynick and Mrs. Paride tendance at the general -monthly! Pontiac Barbershop Quartet. will!Mrs. John Klausmeyer on Oakwood, readily discarded his pinwheel for the more interesting
mond Scarborough will ‘serve as) the next meeting and
Ninotti, ~ + stmeetings during the past year, Lbegin promptly at 8:30, +
‘drive. 1... his Easter basket,
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Beau Clams Up When Others Are Present :
By ELIZABETH © WOODWARD. “{ still want to go with him | wp so I can go with the bey I attendance that fed him ‘to the pice? id ase bee ‘Dear Miss Woodward: He’s very and I think he wants to go with Hriendly when we're alone, but me. He talks to me sometimes pale When you see him alone you too. very shy when other are pres-when my girl friend isn't around. |tell him honestly that you suspect Then ask him if he'd give it.
boys an-ent. Most of them tease him. How}.
See ere it was your girl friend’s constant a oe eS can I help in this situation?”
| Ghalee When like bey, Bride-Elect
Answer: you a you want every encounter with him to count big. You want to enjoy engagement of
“Folks of all ages
his company. You're read = :
their daughter, Jane Kohr
find TED’S the
willing to be friendly. “And
Carol Lee, to
-choice place to dine . ££ thing is spoiled if he doesn't 4
to Be Feted
ys « Whether -it’s ~a--C2 3 what—you-eonsider appropriate _.Raymond ‘snack ‘after the’ tention. ;
Y) Showers Planned
show, a_ ladies’
Bat, aside from being friendly
for Tomorrow and
luncheon, business and comfortable yourself, there luncheon or a is little you can do to change Wednesday dinner, the way he feels, He happens
to be at ease with you only when
BIRMINGHAM—Deeon Utley of} -
you're alone. With other boys “d around, he can’t speak freely to Carl Munrow Pontiac and: Elaine Kihon of Grosse | The vabroken, long-line-look-is for— you, can’t show his ‘interest in of hitfigld Pointe will be hostesses at a Now Introducing | petites but tolls should belt the raim. yeu. So he clams up. luncheon and shower Saturday for
cogt; huge ere fine foo.
pockets =
_. drive. He | is And fn a way it’s better that he bride-elect Jane Kohr. The affair New raincoats get inspiration
New Drinkproof
the son ‘of
should. -If the boys’ presence
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will be given in the Utley home from men’s and boys’ styles and
makes nes nervous and awkward, Mr. and Mrs. Cocktail Outfit
on Ottawa drive. Both girls will aristocratic white wool and poplins ..
he might make cracks he doesn't Kenneth
for PARIS Waterproof or amean he might leave himself open
WOODWARD -AT be bridesmaids Jane at her (INS)— — tmhake -day-into-evening fashion.__ SQUARE RD. more teasing; he say). -Parmenter of. 6 James H.! drinkproof—cocktail outfits have Basic for short figures
LAKE to might April marriage-to-Lt, simplicity [things you'd. misunderstand. _Prairie Lawn Kinzer Jr.
been So, don't: worry about it. You! Rainwear manvfacturer c. c. cltalls.
drive. Both Wednesday evening Mr. and
can't very well ignore the other
has shown double-duty coat-dresses
attend Mrs. Walter Teninga will give a
boys and act as though they weren't Sharp knives not only make food
shower (“his and hers’) in their cocktail parties.
there.. Your attitude and conver Michigan State preparation easier, but they are
vi home on Redding road. The The style of these practical out-
sation must be general. You can't also less dangerous. )
University.
concentrate personally on him. Teningas have just moved here fits is that of a tent-shaped coat
from Hinsdale, Ill. -Mrs. Teninga buttoned down the front with small
OPEN to 9 TONIGHT and MONDAY
Your best bet is to make those
CAROL LEE MU vROWw is the former Nancy’ Neumann. fabric covered buttons. The materi-
| privaté moments of yours count,
al is silky or‘nylon taffeta treated to be water repellent.
| so that when you do see: him in Lt, Kinser’s parents, Mr. and Make a Date .
Mrs. dames. H. Kinser Bs
public he'll be reminded that withNewest
| he'd better make arrangements Personal News of Interest Demopolis, Ala., will give the One of these. new cocktail coat-the
to see you alone real soon. rehearsal dinner Thursday eve-dresses is in old rose colored
WIGGS
ning at Kingsley Inn. taffeta. It has a rounded shoulder “Dear Miss Woodward: We've Commerce road and Dr. and Mrs. | Sashabaw road left today for Buf-On the day of the wedding Mrs. line, rather narrow three-quarter Carl W. Neumann will entertain
’ Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Riker of! jand daughters: Judy and Jéan, of
(been split up for about two weeks Harold A. Furlong of Navajo drive’ falo, N. Y., where they will spend sleeves and a little stand-up
for
cts jnow after going together pretty aré returning to their homes over| the Easter holiday with relatives. collar. Its fullness ts belted by
members of the bridal party and
isteady for five months. ‘A Ahe weekend. Among the places * ¢ «& = a high-reaching corselet belt of
out-of-town guests at luncheon.
“It seemed that every time I visited. during their vacation were Nancy Austin is spending her “end the same fabric. Worn with black got to see him, my girl friend was Mexico City, Taxco and tan mint spring vacation from Michigan RETURN HOME accessories, this model leeks State Normal with Mr. C. feminine
‘along too. I know he didn't like Mexico. College her and Mrs. John Kinsel very and elegant. that, but I just Couldn't tell her. * ¢ .¢ parents, Mr. and Mrs, Almon returned home Tuesday from a
Another cocktail coat-dress is
to quit tagging: along. “Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Hoffmann Austin of West Huron street. three-week stay at the Breakers}
made of waterproof silk in the
este Nancy was recently pledged to Hotet in Palm Beach; Fla.
* * modishhoney shade. It has a ROCKETAND )
* pale IN
Delta Zeta sorority at the col-lege. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coen, who
scarf-collar, three-quarter sleeves and is also cut to impressive
full-
* * were also at The Breakers, are Returning for Easter Sunday expected home early next week.
ness. Here again a boned corselet-
* ¢ ®@ belt marks a slim waistline. The
from a three-week vacation in Hon-
_ Sti away are Mr. and Mrs, fabric belt ends in two widening
panels which are knotted to loops
ROUND
R. Jamison Williams who are at
at the back for a 1890 bustle who are in Florida. ‘
Cat Cay and the Judge Beardons
effect.
THE
* s *
"1 Jr. (nee Nancy Jean Houghton) of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Keating Post-Nuptial Party Jr. came back last week from a
Biock! ;
visit to the Belleview Biltmore at Fetes Mrs. Brown Bellair, Fla. .
Grandparents of the infant are * * Mrs. Gordon Brown was the hon-Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Terry of East oree at a post-nuptial shower given
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swift and (F YOU LIKE!
by Mrs. William Brown of Mein-|
:| Pike street.
their family have returned to their
* * ® rod street. Mrs. Dennis Densmore
home in Phoenix, Ariz. They had Mr. and Mrs, James R, den-
was cohostess.
SEE YOUR
been visiting in Easton, Pa. En
Guests at the recent shower
kins of Wenonah drive are re-spent last in
route they weekend ceiving congratulations on the
NEAREST
were Stella Purkiss, Mrs. William
Birmingham with Mr. and Mrs.
Sutliff, Blimke, Da-
birth of a son, William Kevin, Harriet Mrs.
R. H. Dickenshied of Ridgedale
vid Plank, Ruth Ream, Mrs. Bud
March 17,
Pick an unusual gift
avenue.
-!Morris, Mrs. Adam Solomon, An-
Grandparents of the infant are
VISITING IN EAST nie Brown and Martha Tewilliager.
OLDSMOBILE
-|Mrs, Blenda Anderson of Middle
Iris Martin, Matilda Becker, Hel-
Mrs. Whiting Raymond is spend-
.. pack it ina Straits Lake, Cart R. Anderson of
en Ward, Alice Young, Mrs. Ken-
ing the Easter weekend in Bronx-
Detroit and Roy R. Jenkins of
neth Willings, Mrs, William Green,
ville, N. Y., with her son-in-law
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Mrs. Peter Nielsen, Nona Thomp-
* ? * and ddughter, Mr. and Mrs.
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son and Judy Nowokowski complet-
pretty basket! (Ee
[Charles Goetz.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Bigger|
* ¢ @ * ed the guest list. announce the birth of a son, Barry
In a hurry? . . We've ready-fixed baskets dressed on All Traffie Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Jere B. Gillette
| Blair, March 256 at Pontiac Gen-'|
are. planning a cocktail party
up in cellophane and ribbon . . Inside: perhaps
‘eral Hosiptal.
April 7 before the Williams Col-
something novel such as a wooden rooster bristling | Mr. and Mrs. John L. Campbell;
in Grosse. New ¢ « Spring Collection -
lege .alumni dance
with-cocktail picks .. perhaps something ‘ovely as of West Longfellow avenue and
Pointe.
a Doultine figurine .. Take time to browse? Your Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bigger of |
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Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bull, basket . . and glamorized in Wiggs’ special gift *|parents. announce birth.
* e’ 4 {Mary Powers) the we specialize in a complete size range‘wrappings. of a son, John. Raymond Jr., te, Regular andd Half-Sizes.
| Among those enjoying skiing at
March 15. '
Ebene OR 3-260! *. |Caberfae Lodge in northern Michi-* * * Pedal fresh -Dresses ‘for now intoBaskets from 60c to 6.99 -}gan recently were Don Peltier, Pat summer. Jacketed, dress up and tai-
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sanders [
lored fashions.
Sate glia |Steinhelper and Al-Galler. — of Marblehead, Mass. (nee Nancy
——
Brown of Detroit) announce thej. $1695
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Eisenhower Staging Quiet Revolution at White House
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WASHINGTON—A. revolution 1s and Budget Bureau Chief Rowland respect for Herb's political sagac-President are pent. quietly under way at the White * *
of new people to coordinate vari-curity Council; and Maj. Gen.
R. Hughes. : lity and integrity, He realizes
ous activities. Only when matters John 8S. Bragdon, ret., whose “No longer can_ politicians ae
House. =e
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The. adviser revealed that Ike that the real pros should handle
are ready for a decision will he field is public works planning congressmen come trooping in waiting until the beginning of
President Eisenhower, instead
;|step into the picture.” for dams, power plants, public is seeing Treasury Secretary the politics—a field that holds lit-here day after day to discuss their buildings and highways. . }George Humphrey, Attorney Gen-tle interest for him, anyway. What pet projects with Mr, Eisenhower, bo FALSE TEETH.
hoped-for second —term;' has-NO LONGER CROWDED
eral Herbert Brownell and Hughes he is now doing is to concentrate
and. return home to brag about
ready launched a reorganization of} The Senators, Representatives The aide said the change was ey Slide or Stip?.
jmore often than ever before. He on world affairs, where he is an
what buddies they are,” he -de-
the executive department that
can
speeded up by Eisenhower's heart
said the officials, seldom appear expert.”
clared.
RA liceave him free to become “The who used to crowd the President's attack; but should have been in-|
President of all the . American daily calling list must now con-augurated ‘Jong ago. He said the
‘on the published calling list, but The aide. predicted that during
“Tke is deadly serious about
come in the “back way"'-on un-the heat of the coming campaign,
tent
themselves with Assistant new arrangement: s Tke’s
en-
wanting to take cheap partisan| frets
scheduled visits to advise and con-Ike can probably be persuaded to
politics out of the enormously vital} ture
A top White House adviser told ergies free for important matters
sult with the chief executive, _jpose for pictures with a number
ithis-correspondent today: “Few
‘that affect the welfare of all: the “Tke is turning most of the po-
of marginal congressmen at the
job of the Presidency.”
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_telearing his own desk for the Presidential duties that really count.” spective fields who work without
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.With little public fanfare, Ike has recently brought in a whole new’ set of “special assistants” whe concentrate on the run-of-the-mill chores that once clut-tered the President's work day.
} “The aide said is
Eisenhowernow! “holding himself aloof from de-tails, but shaping the policies,” Claiming that he can “count on my two hands” the number of| politicians who have been able to get past Eisenhower’s door since his September heart attack, he explained:
“Tke..is reorganizing the White
Case of the Building Plan | |:
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WASHINGTON (The Nation-
ENVELOPE
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Are high payments
hbusing progra on your old bills and Joseph B. Haveretichs, Dayton, } SN installment accounts ‘Ohio, builder and president of the shrinking: your pay association, testified at the Senate) envelope?
Housing subcomynittee hearings| on omnibus 1956 housing legisla-
tion
IF SO.
"Seedienl Eisenhower asked |
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the |
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new members will be receivedinto followed"by = breakfast
a.m. The hours for Easterjan11 a.m. service,
Lake Orion ~ Orchard Lake —
Catholic Church services at Lake}. At Orchard Lake Community,the
Orion will includea vigil at 10:45 WestminsterChoir will sing at both}Oxford Baptist Church young peo-p.m, Saturday, followed by mid-ithe 6:30 and 9 a.m. services, whichple-will conduct a 6:30 a.m, servicenight Mass. Easter Masses will be open with a pageant. At 7:30 andEaster Sunday, Jollowed by brheld at 7, 8:30 and 11 a.m, cele
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services will be at 9:30 and
AT a.m. sunrise service
City Methodist Church will
The Baptist Church will have a .| sunrise service at 6:30 Easter as well as at a 16 a.m. service, and
7:30 p.m. service, Sunday School ‘will be at 11:15 a.m, and young people's meeting at 6:30 p.m.
= Lakeville Lakeville Methodist Church plans a-6:30 a.m. sunrise Easter Service followed by in the church,
breakfast Worship service will be at 10 a.m.
Leonard The BrethrenChrist Church
in will hold at 6:30 a.m. service Sun-day in addition to the regular wor-
11 a.m.
ship period.
at Imlay : Mandon Lake
be con-Mandon Lake First Community Church will hold-a 7 a.m, sunrise service with Dr, .and Mrs. Wil-
speak on “Seven Miracles of the Resurrection” at the regular morn-ing worship period, and at 7:30 p-m. the choir, directed by Mrs. Ralph Curtis, will present a can-tata, “The Glory of Easter." .
Immanuel Congregational Church's Pilgrim Fellowship will
6:30 a.m. r at the churchand going in « bdy to Stony Lake.
Breakfast6 a.m. at the church
at will follow. A 9:45 a.m. bap-tismal service and an 11 a.m. service for adult baptisms will, also be held. ,
Oxford Methodist Church will be-gin Easter with a 6:30_a.m. service and program followed by break-|
fast. At the 11:30 morning service:
be held at @ ang If a.m. as usual,
Ortonville Ortonville Methodist Church has
Easter Sunday, with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Baptist Church services Twill be at 11:30 a.m. and 7:45): p.m., with church school at 10:30 a.m,
St. Anne's Catholic Church will have Easter Masses at 8 and 9:30 am |
Walled Lake Walled Lake Methodist sunrise service will be held at 6:30 a.m.
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Mayor Seeks 4th Term;
‘Councilmen, Constable McNamara, Targonski to Be. Elected Asked to Speak
UTICA—Sterling Township Dem-ocrats are planning a Dem Rally and Dance, to be held Saturday, April 14, at the Utica Knights of Columbus Hall.
Thomas Turner, chairman for the club, said a featured speaker wil be Auditor General Victor Ta-gonski.
Also invited to. speak were Lt. Governor Phil-“Hart and U. 8,
Py
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Senator Patrick V. McNamara.
‘William Hull, Macomb County Democratic Committee Chairman, _. will.act as master of ceremonies.
Immediately after the rally a
dance band will play for dancing. The event is expected to draw berry 700 to 1,000 persons, Turner
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BABY BUNNY BLUES — Businessman Johnny Moppsy, Cottontail and Peter. Johnny raised the Music School to Open
| Parvu, 10, of Wixom, is feeling slightly unhappy babies with the idea of selling them at Eastertime.
Utica Girl Plans LAKE ORION — Students are
at the thought of parting with bunnies Floppsy,
being enrolled here for an accor-dion and piano school being opened UTICA — Mr. and Mrs. Omar
August Wedding
at
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WATERFORD
Cream Puff’s Babies Too Cute to Sell
the Lake Orion Women's Club
Dolores
Helferich, 44720 Davis St., are an-at 29 North Lapeer St. Gallagher nouncing the engagement of their
Fastertime Businessman Loses Heart
Music Co. is conducting the school,
daughter, Joyce Kay, to Duane I.
through the cooperation of the Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Women’s Club. Registration may Clark of Clawson. An August wed-be made Wednesday, from 3 to ding is planned by the couple. 8 p.m.
ing a bakesale at Masonic Temple Saturday, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Commerce Methodist to,
Wixom Folks Ask Aid
“Start Building 4 -Unit,
Structure in April in Cemetery’s Crisis _
WIXOM — A_ cemetery is ahomestead in the area which came place for the repose of the dead, to be known as Sibley’s Corners.
COMMERCE—A building permit |,
but it takes active, living people! nr EDED LAND
to maintain its verglant, orderly
In 1864, the Deacon deeded a
_| tranquility.
section of land a half mile north of the present community of Wix-
* ese
Wixom Cemetery, which dates back to 1864 and has buried init
om to the Wixom Baptist Church Society; and here Wixom's first
most of the early pioneers of that
and only church was built. A por-
area, faces a crisis.
: _* & ® tion of the property, at West
Maple and Wixom Rds, in Com-has been qared for by an asso-
Over the years, the cemetery
merce Township, became the bur-
ial ground. a board of four members. When the coming of the Pere MarquetteGrand Trunk Air-
ciation of lot holders governed by
and
These officers took such good
line railroads by the 1870s fos-
care of the cemetery business,
‘Four major steps in construction
tered the village of Wixom, a
that gradually the association
are planned. The first unit will be
new school had to be built. And in
parish hall, which will con-members dropped the habit of
1899 the Baptist Church was
‘tain fellowship hall, church school attending beard meetings, In re-
moved to a site beside the school, classrooms, dining room and the cent years, with no members at
allowing the cemetery te ex-basic utilities.
meetings, the officers simply re-
pand, Later more land was pur-
elected themselves and continued
chased, increasing its size.
with their job,
Many respectedand distin-guished citizens of the Wixom area
* ¢ *@
But /this year, two of the four
found their final resting place in
board members died, leaving only
the old cemetery. Some of the old
jtwo on the board and no active
slabs in the original plot have
membership to provide new offi-
names-unknown to any living per-
cers. Death of President Earl C.
son — others are easily recogniz-
Woodworth last month and of vice
able as pioneer settlers in this
president Herbert G. Roach in
sector of Michigan.
September left only half a board
Some of the early residents who
made up of Richard J. Baufield,
served on the cemetery board are
secretary, and Rollin J. Porter,
William Chambers who hai a
treasurer. .
hardware storein Wixom, Eph-MAKES APPEAL raim Burch and later his son, Mrs. Porter, on behalf of the
Ford. association board, hag appealed to These men trust
established
a the Pontiac Press to publicize the
still provides a small sum to need for at least two person to
fund made subscription
by which help perpetuate the cemetery. She
care for the cemetery, Other asks that lot owners and inter-
income is from the sale of lots.
ested persons attend the annual Only once have special subscrip-meeting, set for 8 p.m, tomorrow tions been asked. -in Wixom Baptist Church.
Others who worked on the boardll
* * *
many years were Judd Furma “Besides being president, Eari
and Chris Oldenburg. Woodworth was sexton and took
That’s the story behind Wixom a sincere interest in keeping up
Cemetery and its “half board”
this historic resting place,” Mrs.
crisis, “TI that lot owners are still
help |interested in the last resting place of their loved ones, and others are concertied keepingthe
with up historic cemetery,” Mrs, ’ Porter
-@ @ @ said, “I hope the people in the cemetery came into exis-area will come to the meeting and) after Deacon Alonzo Sibley help us find a way to keep the
up land and establisheda cemetery, as it should be kept.”
By REBA HEINTZELMAN ! bandry—and found out that rabbits Johnny still goes about the busi-_-Miliferd Correspondent sometimes produce as ‘many as 15 ness of helping his dad in the MILFORD—What started out to
bunnies in one litter. That looked store, but he keeps one eye on the be a big deal for a little business-
like $11.25 to’ John. big white basket that says ‘‘Easter Get out of the man, has turned into a sad expe-
The hig day came on March 7 Bunnies For Sale.” rience for a ten-year-old who lives and Cream Puff was the mother ordinary...get in Wixom. :
of—not 15—but four. The children were immediately named Fippsy,
Set 200 Pint Goal
Johnny Parvu, who helps his
Moppsy, Cottontail Peter.
and into an Olds!
dad run a general store in town, decided to raise a batch of rabbits What John didn’t bargain for
Tuesday at Holly
in time for the Easter rush, sell was the fact that Cream Puff's the litter for 75 cents each and first litter. would turn out .to be
HOLLY — A goal of 200 pints-of
make a neat profit. (After pellets such lovable, cuddly baby bun-
|blood is expected to be reached at
for the doe). nies. Every tiny white bundle of
the visit of the Red Cross blood-“Cream Puff,” the family pet. jmobile here Tuesday. The blood
fur was a miracle to Johnny,
was bred, and then followed 24 And that's the sad part of the bank will take ptace at the Catho-days of anxious waiting for story. He has to sell them. (Or lic church from two to eight Johnny. He fed the rabbit the maybe he could talk his dad into o'clock.
very best high-grade food he The bank is under the auspices
going into the rabbit business—he could find. Cabbage, carrots, ap-of the Holly Kiwaniqueens, with
has read that rabbits multiply
ples and celery made up the spe-Mrs. Edna Winglemire as chair-
fast).
cial diet. man. Ahy prospective donors who Anyway, whatever happens, have not received cards are re-
Come in and... 3
He read beoks on rabbit hus-
quested to come directly to the bank center Tuesday.
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Wolverine Lake
Waterford Pays Public to Frolic
Vote to Fill
at Spring Dance OLDSMOBILE
3 Council Posts
Recreation Cost
UTICA — Knights of Columbus SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALER WOLVERINE LAKE—Voters of Council here will sponsor a ‘‘Spring Wolverine Lake village will fill WATERFORD TOWN SHIP. —
Frelic Dance” on Saturday, April 7, at the K. of C. Hall on Utica
three positions on the seven-man |The Township Board here has
road
jagreed to pay $13,270.61 as the
common council in an election to
township’s share of the recreation |. Chairman Robert Fetterly said a
be held Monday.
|popular band will furnish music Registered voters of the village The board, meeting this week, ‘and the event will be open to the may cast ‘their ballot anytime in other business, received petitions public. Dancing will be from 9 p.m.
from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. at the
department budget.
for street lighting for Watkins:-Pon-juatil 1 a.m. tiac Estates Subdivision.
village office, 2535 Woodlawn, just off Glengary road. Temporary approval of a plat, Meeting on Tuesday Lakeland Heights Subdivision No.
GALLOWAY LAKE—The month-
The-names of seven candidates
2 at Clintonville and Lake An-
ly meeting of the Galloway “bake
seeking election to the council
gelus Roads was given,
Women’s Society will be held at
were revealed today by John C.
Township justices were aiithor-7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the liome of
Finlayson, village clerk. They are Richard R. Miller, James R. attend a conference Oscar 2170
ized to traffic Mrs. Bouck, Pontiac at Rd.
Brown, Oscar Fritz, James P. MSU on April 10-12. Farley, Mahlon D. Green, Vic-tor Green and Carl .J. Hawkins.
Fritz and Farley have served on
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Produce _ solo, 102 Franklin R At 10 a. m. Today
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DET’ ROIT, March 17 (ARy— The Te; ,. the Press office in the lowiig prices cover sales of locally grown
been a trying -responsibility— following boxes:
produce of No. 1 and tancy grades Vincent DePaul
_| thrilling, yet at ing—a joy, but also
times bewilder-only, brought to the farmers’. markets Interment
tn
"2 3 % 9 15, 16, 25,
pe Cemetery. Mr. Aguayo
by growers and sold by them in lanes
full of distress.
will lie im state at the Huntoon
tale package lots,
Puneral Home.
28, 32, 60, 63, 72. :
Fraise—Appien,
|
| Delicious, andy, 5.00
1,
BACKENSTOSE, MARCH30Eat 108s,
o.
Mrs, William B., 85 loke Rd wee beloved wife oO William
B.. Backenstoge; dear mother .of — Robert O. and Dorothy Backen-ae Rived, fanc ¥. 3%) —
Funeral arrangements will be anouhced later by the Sparks-__ Griffin FFuneral Home need -BELLES. MARCH 0,
a Clean modern = Augusta Hall, 20 Mlinols, age ‘
dear mother a Mrs. Arthur -P.
See Cc msaunity fees
oa. behs. reeradish, No, 1, 2.00 Sweet; dear sister of Mrs: Charles
, 223 ‘Main St Rochester,
= mowed, Leoks, 1, 1.25-1.75 Springbors and Mrs.. Robert Mi)-
=<
2.
ag
338
>
dos, Bohs. Onions, dry, Ne. 1, 1.00-1.50 ton. Funeral arrangements will
eaak te Guat
50-ib, bag. Parsley, curley, No. 1 .8d-~ be announced later by the care:
Griffin Puneral He
1.00 dos. bens ; parsiey, root, No. 1, 1.00-
|——WATERFORD TOWN SHIP
BARBER~—STEADY
—
*
1.26 doz. behs. Parsnips, No, 1, 1.35-1.75 Bf KCKENRIDOE. “MARCH 38-ao% bu. toes, fancy, 1.60 60-Ib, bag:
Jad bein syn rE 3018
Service for Donald Ray Goanas,
and Janice
vee
atie Mary Wl been. that No, i 1.40-1.80 50-Ib. bag. Radisnes. 418 Bgulrrel Ct. ‘auburn " merge: Evenings OR 3
a t 1, bu.: radishes, ved infant dwughters of Mr.
dee aed peas-|
ie, No. ‘i, 1.50. dos, bebe. eae irs Keith Breckenridge.
ms,
hevnoure fancy, ° > Prayer service will be held Sat->
his ‘handmaiden. * Tt) eo" box; No. 17 GAB DDRIVERS | FULL 4Te SitesApply 438 Orchard lens
—-wv, at i
601. ae Me
o § p.m
i actos 50a va “Purtiips, topped, No,
Cap DRIVERS FULL AND PART
=. nights only. Apply 101 W.
aT
loore !
‘
_4 Hey *efelock Ly this Mavening iy be seen after CAR SALESMMAR MARCH to
: y ‘hopes her ‘and: dreams nal that in pounded the Beth-| in See Small Rise 80 ER. W. Strathmore, 29, age 10954, 40: piste. Motor ry wen sceblished
Joved wie of Albert J. Casper; ulred
the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
chest that dear of Pred Sales,
and Mr. Mrs. HALTED IMLAY — tank Winsphete lehem stable. of mings, James Elizabeth Casper, Ross dear and sister Waterford. OR
and AT CITY These milk ee AP Mrs. mother Mrs. Cum Mrs.
Tom Willis, all of Pontiac;
Osea hard, Funeral service ‘sisters, Cheryl Lynn, Theresa Ani were blockaded at City drivers te pene plant the INTO be Monday, 2.
trucks yesterday. Imlay the to ge of FLIGHT EGYPT will held April at
Association 11 a.m. from Voorhees-3tple Pu-
by dairy farmers on strike for a higher share of * Michigan Milk Producers at Imlay in Auto Output Conveyor
DellaKathy Jean, and a brother, Then the trouble had begun— nearl Home with Rev. Paul BR David Grant, the milk dollar. The strikers, patrotling roads, City, where the milk can be powdered, aan ome flight to Egypt King Havens officiating, Interment 3
the from
Perry Mo
G. vival for use. death, and “Carmakers 2:1 _
-Elmer Clothier . inamad persuaded held emergency Herod's his mad vengeance, their return after to to Per Increase) Goabees-ei Structural
Production Cent
Elmer
Nazareth.
_G. ALMONT— TT, Service Branch for will There, went — a April, Roy, Winding of and beloved de Estimators
Clothier, 318 St., all for in .dune infant 743 son Mr. Drive, Mrs and be at 2 p.m. Funeral Saturday from here, Muir} with The in ‘and and Grant a : | ~
well is deat brethor while. boy health
Brothers Home grew Jean David Goans,
Détailers
vigor, quick-minded, alert, school-} An increase... of only 2.1 per cent Funeral service -wil be beid Satur-—
burial in Hough Cemetery, Almont ‘Thebans Dailey, 20, of Farming-day, 3 >
March
Lodge F&AM 51 will. conduct ton, charged with unlawfully driv-ed in the synagogue, learning car-in auto p schedules for he
ing from Bartolo J. in Joseph's the was predict-
graveside services. Mr. Clothier ayay an accident yester-} Aguayo Mrs. Albert Casper pentry shop. next two months
Dray
day ogee Southfield Township) The first shock came on a trip ed recently in the current issue of! Cemetery, Baby Doni 14 it the
died Thursday in Bishop Hespital.
Bartolo Aguayo, 75, of 702 Frank-Mrs, Albert J. (Elsie) Casper, to Jerusalem for Passover. On Ward’s Automotive Reports. The Coats Puneral Home, 3141 Sasha-
Justice A.
his Piains. with
Surviving are widow, Mrs. . Edward _Elsarelli, ro Rd, died suddenly yesterday 49, of 80 W. Strathmore St., died publication reported: — w _Drayton —— for three
Claribel of Clothier; a ‘one sister, brother, waived to examination circuit court and was arraign-bound in St. Joseph Hospital. yesterday afternoon after an ‘ill-the boy way was home missed. relatives, took the programmed for April-Perry Arkansas; Mrs. over Dailey to born Mercy Mexico on of years. Tdays Him — It at “Being. 1,792,500 cars U.Lula Sanford of Detroit, and sev-ment. of failed furnish ust He was 1880 in married Aug-ness She three in City, to-find talking learned back the Junéare factories, cent below in S,
and tbond $2,500. 24, aud Hermina was born Fayette temple, with doc-15.6 per the
eral nieces, nephews cousins.
‘GENERAL
Aguayo in 1915. Pa, july 22, 1907, the daughter) tors and scholars. — * year ago 2,124,525 record, but 2.1
Two tires and wheels worth $150, was of city Thomas Alice The had Him. cent ahead of . ; sister of rs,
He a resident the of and Vale. Mary scolded ‘Son, per January-March Bal dear Anna
dward,
J— \
new cafs were in a reported dealer's stolen for 29 years and war Caspers 1926 in Charleroi, were married Dec, 27, hast Thou dealt thus with now 500, ending with an estimated 1, . aes “Riel Andrew: and -Jusek, and Mrs. Ag Conveyors
‘yesterday
employed why Mra,
Marie
from lot at
by Foundry. Pa. I ane John,
805 ipolice S. said. Woodward Ave., yo Pontiac} --Surviving Wilson are five children; Mrs. . Mrs, Casper had been a resident us? Thee, Thy sorrowing. fatherand But have the sought boy aegalt is « retinal event ut neral Raiman. weil will be a.m, Roach. held from . Pu-St, . -Corp.
servite Mon-
of Pontiae~20-years-coming here ~~ odd of: 3,548,000--that'sper be-interment
cf
an streak independ-} 16.6 cent with About $50 loss resulted from a from Cleveland. : “Why seek mé? Know ye low 1955's record 4,251,429 but ;Opportunity experienced fire at 572 Pad-and Arden the vived two her she Mrs, sur-business?” 1 be my Father's of exceeds recorded next-best in 9
‘home husband, met far
ify
Pontiac Ageaye of St., caused U.S. Force.
Drivers in yesterday S. Besides by children, is Fred aust abost 3,255,722 the 1953, effort heavy-duty trucks. dock children which was with by Air : —6f the hustled “Plainly: the tenor of seeond-
You playing matches, both Baffled, parents Him
Funeral will be at 9 a.m. Monday
can purchase ready-mix Pontiac firemen reported. St, De Catholic home. Through His youthful years, quarter scheduling is one of
Vincent
from Paul mar-
truck with small down they kept careful supervision over ket optimism but also guarded in-
Rummage sale, 4532 Dixie Hwy. Chureh with burial ‘in Mt. Hope
payment and operate in | Him, But He was“different, some-
Drayton Plaifis> Fri. 9-9 and Sat. Cemetery. The body is at the
how. He found favor with people— March successfully
Pontiac. Excellent op-| 9-6. Waterford Twp. Business and’ Huntoon Funeral Home,
, Mom everyone liked Him—and ‘yet . . off inventory increases
portunity for brokers. | Prof, Women's Club. —Adv.
| ae day (Ford and Chrysler) are planning
This is a proven and
very profitable opera-| If your friend's in jail and needs Mrs. William Backenstose {Chapel with the Rev. Paul. R. modest assembly upturns, ‘pail. Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031 William B. J.) Back-|Havens Officiating: Buriat wilt bet “Significantly, however, GM_ is}.
Mrs. (Ethel
tion. See Sager in PerryMt. Park Cemetery, the closest course 1955
Mr. —Adv enstese, 69, of 85 Oriele Rd. died ng to
_ 2 4p desert that its target dip-
suddenly early this
Ever
af at between 1116 Ann and Aer St, | The United States produces more Mrs. George W. Kemper prophet—“‘the gone intd-the Baptist’. seeking af-ping levels, _only_6.2 January-June per_cent-
Pontiac General Hospital,
He wasFlint, Michigan, . |Tequired than: each year of the the cow domes-Born in Jacksonville, Fla. July of the Rosary be terward, He seemed not the with same—| some year.
three-fourths hides
Recitation will absorbed
by
“Thus, car
The Catsman Company ‘tic leather industries and also the 16, 1886. she was the daughter at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Donelson-unique missionary urge. unless the new sales -
\ of Albert-and Mildred Johnson, Johns Funeral] Home for Mrs. curve slants unexpectedly up-vi
| domestic leather trade inpeniries. Tt had been upsetting when He
George W. (Alice 1.) Kemper-of-9 alone the desertfor—46;-_ward the industry may well end_ | Rev
‘stayed in
the half yegr with inventories | near 800,000 units.
Backenstoses were married Aug. Rd.
12, 1912. The funera) will be from St.
Serving Good Food Since 1929! Elizabeth Lake
returned, neighbors and friends Mrs. was mem-Catholic 9 began to talk His uncertain negotia-Breakfasts—Luncheons ber All Backenstose Episcopal a o'clock Michael's morning. Church at non-conformist’ about peculiar tions, “Tie of courge, are stéel to dic-
RIKER FOUNTAIN
of Saints Church Monday Burial behavior—his idea helping and the General Guild ;of her will morial follow Cemetery, in White Chapel the Blue Me-behavior—his non-conform-auto April-June industry contract output, just talks as last did will held Sunday. Apri
tate with service be
ist ideas.Lobby of Riker Bldg. -| her she Star Chapter No. 4 Once, a whole of year, In ‘any a of =, Bird 3 with the Rev, Charies A
Besides husband, leaves! Mothers con-group them event, decline at _ 1 Li ‘rom ducting graveside had to the at 25 per is for off heiauing. eee
two children, Robert 0, of Omaha, a service. = stop Him, saying least cent on tap Richie |S
land Cemetery.
Mrs, Kemper died at her July-September
=,|Neb., Dordthy at home, and three home was beside Him-production. ; low will Me in state fy ‘the Ruch | prandchildren, Michael, Garry and after weeks yom ry talk “all -Puneral Mu.
Wednesday several fora Home,
self wild about sins
illness.
James. shall be forgiven the sons of
Arrangements will be announced Vehicle Sales Reach ____ Card ee of ae
aul bills
sate i
eege ey aap Ie ea Pag poe tn en eee
Mrs. Charles Korolden But He them saving: --
ignored
llater by the Sparks-Griffin Fu-
1,353,839 in 1956
ineral Home.
| Mrs. Charles (Josephine M.) “A prophet is not without
Korolden, 50, of 18 Willard St. honor except in his own country
DETROIT — Factory ‘sales of
Mrs. Andrewewilbelles
_teavement.
died Wednesday in Pontiac General and among his'own kin and in
motor vehicles during this year's Jn Memoriam 2
Hospital. She had been ij] four his own house.”
or any.other purpose. Mrs. Andrew (Augusta Hall)
first two months numbered 1,353,-
days.
In LOVING MEMORY OF ouR
Then, once as He was speaking)
|Belles, 91, of 30 Illinois Rd., died
839, the Automobile Manufacturers
Born in Montague Sept. 19, 1905.
dear Husband and Father, Wm,
at the synagogue, His mother and)
jat her home early this morning
Assn, reported yesterday, A. Potty whe paseed away eight
Get
510-5100 up to 5450
she was the daughter of Jules and
-
or more
years sag March
brothers had gone to gall Him)
The total, second highest for the
jafter an illness of three weeks.
Philipine Chana Gessline. She was)
A si hought, « setret tear:
out, but He wouldn't be bothered, | Keeps ‘hte memory ever dear,
period on record, was about .116,-
On Just Your Name
She was born in Chesterfield
married in Flint in 1924,
Time takes away the edge of
plate.
insisting on that notion of His that 000 sales below the record for Jan-
grief,
) dune 6, 1864, the daughter of
iC MEG. CO.
Led emery turns back
OR OTHER PLANS "
Coming here from Muskegon,
His listeners were His real family.
every
and February, set last
uary
year.
|George and Sarah Hall.
lea
iis
she was a member of St. Vin-“Whosoever shall do the will of
His loving wife a dauch-
It included 1,151,956 passenger car
920 WEST HURON ST.
ters Grace & Flo bad tw
A resident of Pontiac for 12 cent De Paul Catholic Church,
erand-
God,"” He had said, “the same is sales and 201,883 trucks and coach-|
sons ee -
years, she came here from Lake
FEDERAL 3.7123
Surviving besides her husband My brother and My sister and My
i Flowers 3.
es.
Orion where she was a member -
PPA AAAAA AAAS
are five children, Kenneth and mother.” Factory sales in February were
of the Methodist Church.
-DUNSTAN'S FLOWER:
|Mary Ellen Korolden, both of Pon-Mary felt left out at times, and |made up of 560,924 passenger cars, ee W Muro _VE 2-6301 LATHE HANDS jtiac, Mrs, Lois Lado of Drayton) hurt. A quiet, self-effacing, pious 102,384 trucks and 278 coaches. In PIKE AND PADDOCK FRUIT
"tour Be HANDS
Mrs. Belles is survived by
a
Market. Full line. of ater Flow-
H woman, she was not inclined to the same month last year 677,705
|daughter, Mrs. Arthun P. Sweet. Plains, Janet’. Carol and Keith
ers. Lowest price Sundays. with whom she made her home Korolden, both of Miami, Fla. her son's habit of pricking cus-cars, 67,061 trucks and 176 coaches 24 FE Pike gr L
yey Agnes, aS
Wink: SFT eCTION OF RASTER 115 MainsSt. ItlHes. tulips tris atthe Oakland Gossline, a sister, of Ponta Gorda, Him, believing in Him. Exports for the first two months County Mkt. Pontiae Leke rd.
_|and two grandchildren. Other survivors include ~ Rosana tom. But she bore it all, loving were sold at the factory.
Also surviving are two sisters,
between Scott Lake rd _—~ Tele-* ‘Mrs. Charles Springborn of Ar-_#reph Bat 7 am. to 1 p.m
Fia., a sister, Claudia and a broth-| He mingled with all sorts of, of 1956 come to 45,430 cars, 33,848
|
NOTICE to VOTERS
er, Peter, both of Muskegon. questionable people — outcasts, |trucks and 15 Coaches, In the same St. Joseph.
mada and Mrs. Robert Milton of _Funeral— Directors Did
The Rosary will be recited at 8 sinners, tax-grabbing publicans. period last year 53,562 cars, 25.537 p.m, Sunday at the Melvin A. | beggars, bell-necked lepers, blind trucks and 33 coaches were shipped ~ aR AMBULANCE ‘GROUN iD
Funeral arrangements will be Pursiev, FPunera} HomeFE 4-121)
KELLER
OPERATORS
in PRECINCT No. 30 |
Schutt Fufieral-Home. men, and harléts, with no thought to foreign markets.
COATa PUNFRAL HOME
announced later by the Sparks-|
The funerai from St. Vincent De Comnicte fac lithes’ pee bi)
of what people would say, or
Catholic Church will be at!
think. The hick need the physi-
Business Notes
Griffin Funeral Home.
Drayton Plains terford Tep.
Paul
DIAN TE, eR Vice Must have Journeymancand: or .
10 o'clock Monday morning. Burial
cian, He said, not the, well. KIRKRY
letters of “peter 88 hours
-per
Joyce and Janice
week, A
| will follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery:
She ‘could only have faith in Puneral Home -FE ¢182
Central Tool & Die Co.
DEARBORN — The Ford Motor
Him—that all would turn out for)
“On Monday, April 2nd at the General Breckenridge
Donelson-‘Johns
690 Maple fia, , Troy } Twp., Bham,
€o. has announced the appoint. |
‘Eli G. Lewis the best. Once, at a wedding In.
MEAT CUTTER. < wHo. is
iment
of Frederic ko Langlotz us|
Joyce Marie Breckenridge, 2%
FUNER capable of managing s — state
Municipal Election you will vote in Casa
‘Cana, she had_ worriedly whis-|
sales
planning
manager for_ the! “DESIONED FOR BPONERALS” experience, reference
1 Eli G, Lewis, 84, of 1407 Avon-.
.
and Janice Marla Breckenridge,
Hinf+that the hosts had)
Top waces for right party, Box
to
as
SPARKS-GRIFFIN eee,
| Lincoln Division of the company |
dale, Sylvan Lake, died suddenly
67, Pontiac Press.
10 months, were dead on arrival
del Rey Apartment Building at 131 Oneida
Thoughtful Service a4)
oO wine, < --H. B. Daniels, division
MAN TO ORive TRUCKAND
general.
yesterday.
Voor.ees-Siple
at Pontiac General Hospital arly
work around lumber yard, Ex-
© peat fret, He had said, it's ‘salem,
Born in Clarence Center, N. Y.
manager,
said Langlote
perienced man preferred. oes
|
today frem-burns which 1!
_
Synagogue
re-
Road instead of at the
important. So she had just!
not
joined” working conditions and rut
the company in 1949
February 8, 1872, he was the
ceived in a fire on
as a FUNERAL HOME
be afraid of work’ Ap-
not
must
‘left it up to Him, telling the superintendent
of
of Thomas and Maria Rhodes|
and
Burmeister's es os Aas °
reports
;son
a
rec-Ambulance Service Ld or Motor
They ate the daughters of Keith’
|servants, ‘‘Whatsoever He ®aith
ber Co. 40 Coole
ords in the
sales office
|Lewis, He married Laura Bell
FE 2-87
at Ford
__Apoly in person ne. "
Algonquin Street
atte.
a
and Donna Wagner Breckenridge |
Use Entrance
unto you, do it!” She was al-)
_ Cemetery
on
1 WEN NOT OVER 4.” MUCH
| Division,
Mick in Ontario,
Lots’ __§
of 3415 Squirrel Court, Auburn
He could handle it.) a
younust Erste . Hap apeghs eae tn,
ways sure
meting Rea state
He was a resident of Pontiac
se
_ (North Side of Building) ~~ Heights.
And He did. The
Gani AND ke = a MEMORIAL
waterpots
carer) Exnerience ‘DEFINoe
for 30 years and a retired
Gardens 2 ctions, 4 spaces
out necessary We
car-
=o you,
Surviving besides their
brimmed with wine. |
parents
each A bargain MY 31181
ark or & pro-
penter,
their grandparents; Mr. and
WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY LOT erecsive Real Estate office For
; Dated March 29, 1956 are
As He died, all the tender,
With 4 plols $689. OR, 3-2542.-— interview ask for John Tersieni,
& Mrs. Odina Wagner of Pontiac and He is survived by
Mumphries Reni
two sons;
director of personne] relation: cates, manager.
protective love of motherhood
Estate, 83 N
Telegraph Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. James Breckenridge Frank Lewis of Sylvan Lake and_|
The announcement was made by:
swelled helplessly in Mary.
of Auburn Heights. . Kenneth C. Lewis of Pontiac, Also!
Ada R. Evans,
'H. W. Anderson, vice president in OPER TUNITY CYCLONE | PENCE
USS Steel Needs part time sales-
surviving are three grandchildren She felt she could not stand it,
Prayers will be af at 11 a.m. charge of the Bereonne| Staff The Pontiac Press *.
man to sell recitentts) fence Crt,
City Clerk
and a sister, Mrs. Mary Lewis of, this awful end, this crushing, final
write. Cyclone Fence, 1975 ©
Saturday from the! Dudley H.
or
Mancock, Detroit 7, TEmpte 2-2001.
Paxton, Pa. could have taken Hig place there The US. eon crop na AVET FOR WANT ADS
Moore Funeral Homé. Burial will
follow in | Mt. Hope Cemetery. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Satur-| | blow. But she did. No doubt, like aged 1,075 bushels a year or the
DIAL FE 2-8181
day from the Voorheis -Siple | most mothers, she wished she past five vearss
|
SEARS, ROEBUCK
Chapel. Burial will follow in Ot-| lon the cross. But ske*couldn't. | From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro
& CO,
Park Cemetery She had to eld to her ‘own.
|
tawa
Alj errors should be re-|
| i
ported immediately The
Cross.
petition
}
concer Press assumes no frespot !
Charles N. Wilt Jesus had to suffer for men’s ia'n Mickey Meadoes miner Cause No |
5 A
Is
sibility for errurs other |
| than to cance) the charges
sins, to show God cared for them To Lawrence Meadows father of
for that portion of thé first
Word has been received of the
|so much He sacrificed His own °Y!
insertion of the advertise
SILEKING AN
Petition having been filed tn this Cour:
death of Charies N. Wilt, 84, of Los’
ment which has been perm
son, a ransom for many. Mary alleging that the: present whereabout.'
Gered valueless througt the
Angeles, Calif. He was formerly af the her of the minor child ts un
When cancellations
coulc comfort herself, in the
error
en ¢known and the said child haa violate
resident of Pontiac and Bloom-
are made be sure to get { Ambitious young man to sell cus-|
a
a law of the State and that said child
suing years before she died
They cost but they
your “kill*’ namber” No
more,
field Highlands
shiguid be placed unde? the jurisdictio:
adjustments will be given tom made Venetian biinds and
without
knowing that she had shared te of this Court i
Mr. Wilt had been factory man-
worth the difference.
n
the name of the people of the Stat: |
are
that sacrifice, in paying that ran-'
awnings Experienced preferred,
of Michigs nm, You are hereby notifier
of the General Motors Truck|
ager
Closing time for aqgvertise.
Ments containing trpe sizes but net fecessary. Car essential.
because she, too, had given mee the hearing on said petition Wil be
som,
We are going to Cadillac. Co., when located on Rapid St
at the e Ju venile Court. Oaklean
her Son.
larger than regular agate
ake Service C urt House An:
a number of vears ago. |
type
is 12 o'clock noon the Position offers good earnings. All
dav previous to oublication—
&
nex, 1260-B “West Riva te the City o*
(Next: Mary Magdalene)
He died suddenly yesterday in,
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{Pontiac in said County on. the J0th dat
employe benefits.
of April AD 1956. at two o’elotk in theSania Monica, Calif© The Wilts afternoon, end you rare hereby command Transient Want Ads, @ay make their home at 2031 Veteran ed to appear personally at said hearing
bap cancelled up to 8: 30 a.m
e day cf pubfication after Ave., Los Angeles. service hereof this summons and notice
Jt being impractical to make persona
County Births
the first insertion. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
shall be served by publication of a co
Aven Township CASH WANT AD RATES IRD FLOOR Mr. and Mrs James Coons announce
one week previous to said hearing in the Pontiac Press a newspaper printed ane Lines 1-Day 3 Days € Days
the birth of a son, Dennis Charies.
Rhodesian Bus Line
circulated in sald County< 2 150 1 EN
8 8681.86 62.76. Witness, the Honorable Arthur E 3 1.50 2.70 3.06
JEROME Oldsomobile-Cadillac
Utiea
Mr. afid Mrs. Normen Van Den
280. 8. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 4-3566 Luxury bus services to link Salis-Moore, Judge of said Court, in the City 4 1 80 3.48 5.04
Brouck, 14860 Hall Rd. announce the! day of March AD 1954 6 270 486 71.20
bury. Rhodesia, with South African arrival of a daughter, Jonis Beth of Pontiac in said County, this 28th -6 225. 408 6.00 ’ SHEET. METAL MAN
~~ WITH: LAYOUT
‘ cities have been rejected by. the! Mr and Mrs. Virgil & Storey, 11571) geara ARTHUR E. MOORE, > 4 315+. $.67 80
|Rhode Dr< are the parents of a new!
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EXPERIENCE
National Transport Commission of! ‘daughter, Jariles —
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work,
Mr. end Mrs. Maz L. Ross, 46653 Deputy Probate ogister’|* Vineyard St are announcing the arrival bacente Division |
‘Rhodesia, .because railways ob-|
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of a ~~ Randall Lioyd: i ™ Mar, 30, 1656) mi On aseen
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2 1 le __ -"fHE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1950-5 Sy ey pore
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' Former Chautteur of Late Henry Ford| = ts A ts
pS Lo 4 . . \ ‘ -
Se é =i ‘ae | o b t
'-Recalls the Good Old: Model T Rides shop tonight —
a NEW YORK (INS) ~ The rattle Griving the model T, I also drove | Burke said, “Mr, Ford would ‘sl .
and gleam of an old model T|q British Laittaster, Mr. Ford | Usten a minute and say, ‘the ig-til 9 P.M. : Ee
hi gd es |
maker of them all. | about the worm drive, It had Seen ae oo . L 4
: 5 oe wee drove sal rerethe late hurry,” oo 8 reHenry Ford swivel seats like barber chairs, We used it for about @ month, | std Mr. Ford hed it taken apart, Then it back together 1|or 1929, when |Ford to the nce oO ‘time, 5he was driving Henry East Orange,N. J. grea entor| . ' | ! ‘ e 9 &», ¢@ po vo Pi f..
“He was aTs top was fast man, The model| “We used the model A some,47 or 48, and we'd|thenthe V-8. Mr, Ford didn't like| t and)“ *41. helped 8 »« it,” rao 4 \
cos. let it out 0 that.” But the man|hydraulic brakes, He would s0y,|Burke sald. me a - -
‘e aeif j H = Jy bomena eens po -1933,...Mr,.Ford started| wean't mach tn those days.” Lineoins. But he ‘said ‘the| —¢ ¢ .¢ (newly purchased) Lincoln (divi-| -_Bertee recoiled the -plenstery|sion) was ‘Edeal's beby.’" | Soe, Sepnanes— modelA, and\pETECTED CAR’S FAULT a Oat et tee TFod Ma.| Edsel was Henry Ford's only son,| _Hemry Ford loved the theater, | Burke. recalled, “I'd drive him Wheneverhe was in New York. Se se te Re. Gener, mes) laugh at thers, and tell me, ao, | TUNISAN VICTOR bedy got me there.’ ” |Western moderates ‘in : — Pro, Tunisia sae a e. | : .is & : me eo, e ‘ é%e
‘ tor x sent one of its black <—— prog of pdipioven: Ford He added: ‘The family was out} Wom a smashing victory over : ee ; : g
4 model T'swie from tothe carryHotel him andMaryland his 1,ining He died in 1943 wand Homey ot this world. Mr, Ford wasdied in 1947 at 83 years of|P@tticular. Old Mrs. Ford never|extremists in that country’s firstnever|free election. The Nationalist| ]
: New York. aan . . ' ee tt just a party of Habib Bourguiba, | oe thi ‘Ik f b . g PS ?)
> FAITHFUL ‘TINThe “Tin LIZZIE’ a tok them — : faSematemes Ht Ge Lincoln, the grand years to do . Iit all wish I hadj over again.""|in above, apparentlywon all98 seats the Constitutional prey | in thin si Y s rics . . = 4
riding where Henry onceto the Overseas Press Club, aad | iThere : | The .inescapable flattery of ee
eae “30tong-serviceempioyes joinedtribute to the 65-year-old retiring injt- — i Tg.dots...dots 6 == of all sizes scat- ~ To
chauffeur and_@ few/shareseeshe ch presentedof Ford ph ereel him withstock, a ves : es | os aetered over thin silky fabricssepa an' ee Afftn e most successtu
© _ Burke has eet to Rocky 2 efaradicg started movingPeat, L. I whore a home and found“form poor but | | aoeStays crisp easy-dries aewastes quickly and‘ e flattering silhouettes new season. of
ss“Burke — Tebald, round-taced and] and shuns the 4 |iron! Coin-dottedcagie don Chromspun®Oak naires
smiling — io —e. —_ : shoulder straps, topped
== ¢ shatiiom typical — a with @ cropped jacket.
. 3 | Novy, with scarlet net
— He was working in 1914 in Ford's | bd petticoot. 12 to 18,
3 new Long Istand City plant. Henry’ Silk-shanténg with a
: ae agen = spoced dot design, fea-
as giant. Ford asked if any of the| turing @ Dior collar over
i _|- elle dive him Bleep home, John Bag Adler Burke could.| white pique to 24". tabs. 14's
{| The next day Ford asked him Cottonend nylon with a
a fe drive him to the Troy site , woven stripe, fashioned
‘ aneday Johnny did. AndFordsaid simply, || Withond a bateay@ dropped necklinewaist...
i “You can we S hb driving Duco dottedin white on
+ me end the . : turquoise, navy, green,
. -Butrke thenalmost always drove“sat Ford— who/in front” —| red or periwinkle.7 to 15.
pa ena of a ‘and other 2H, ©
wheneverNew oe cos came
He never had an accident a
‘was given only one ticket —
1922, He was going 2% miles an}
—* — on Fran home
work, em $25, a dollar)
for each mile-per-hour, — Friends and neighbors will
First, salg Burke, “we were wonder how you find time to ff
keep your windows so band- ~
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the blossoms oo of ‘one early bloom- CheckSizes nes and Pri ces! | or going...is cuffed pillbox this featherweight shiny . ; topped with luscious red ' %No ‘ 4. <
lips?” i The trees “A are of the same 2 spe- 1Va-Qt. Saucepan .. .3.95 2-Qt. Saucepan...,.. 4.95 3-Qt. Saucepan.,.,, .5.69 | cherries. White, black and spring shades. Open Mon d ay an d F . d rl ay Ni 4 h ts
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