—— aan 2. == hich met atthe Pontiac En-+ ~ message shown last night. } Reviewing some of the dramatie » The Weather Friday: Cooler i 118th YEAR a: xxx AC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955—76 PAGES oe ASSOCIATED PRESS INTERNATIONAL wen SS"TERS & rents to Be | Appointed LANSING (®—Gov. Williams ip day appointed Clark J, Adams, of Pontiac, as a member of the State s Commission for a term expiring Oct, 1, 1959. Adams is a former leant ad- viser to the governor and a former supreme court justice. He suc- ceeds Talbert Smith of Ann Arbor, who resigned to accept an ap- pointment @s supreme court justice, GM Employment | Stabilized Here Work Week in Pontiac Averages 40.1 Hours in Past 5 Years: Genera] Motors hourly employes in Pontiag averaged 40.1 hours of ee, ee ee contract which year; RR: M. onaceneld, viee president and Pontiae Divi- sion general manager said last night. He spoke at a meeting of the Pontiac General Motors Club, gineering building with Pontiac businessmen as guests. ‘During the five years the GM hourly pay rate advanced 44 cents. During the same period, Critchfield pointed out, jobs in GM divisions here increased from 25,- 561 in 1950 to 30,783 in 1955. tormaled” §117,637,462. In 1954 the annual payrolis in Pon- tiae had climbed to $155,105,527. A pledge that General Motors _ ~ Intends to “‘work hard in an effort te arriv a _new_agreement. the UAW-CIO which will be fair and of mutual benefit to all” was made by H. W. percha vice- president in charge of personnel of General Motors in a filmed benefits: that General Motors em- ployes enjoyed under the 5-year agreement,-Anderson said that as a result of it General Motors was able to ‘Plan ahead in research and new development and to expand its facilities tremen- dously: to meet the growing cus- tomer demand. : “This all added up,” he said, “to higher pay, steadier employ- ment and the addition of 128,000 good new jobs in General Motors durjng this five year period.” ~ Pontiac Seeks Civil Defense Fire Fighters Always been excited by the sight swith; 'Anti-Toll Road Group Charges Bring Rebuttal Tells Chief Engineer Turnpike Authority's Viewpoint | for the Michigan Turnpike Authority (MTA) to coa- tinue in operation against engineer for the MTA, re- plied today to a series of statements made in o oA sition to the proposed Rock-Saginaw HH Bh The statements were made Monday night at a meeti in Devon Gables of the Citi- zens’ rrotective Assn. of Mich., ~vhich is fighting the | *** plan. Baker and two aides were pres- fore the meeting ended, without Epi: to join in- the discus- Geet nap of a planned route until last Thursday when engirleers submit- ted it for our study.” desired information from the MTA. “We wrote Dearborn's mayor April 6," Baker stated, ‘offering ;to meet with him at his conveni-| ence with an index map of the. road and discuss local problems." Similar letters also were sent to | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)_ Legislative restrictions] ‘|would n.ake it “irfipossible c= to County Home Representatives of the MTA have | . terday was committed to the Oak- cross) seve haar base Ok to aot] UF President Elected to the presidency of the | Michigan United Fund today at the organization’s eighth annua! ‘meeting in East Lansing was Irv- | ing A. Duffy, vice president and | general manager of the Ford! Tractor and Implement Division in Birmingham. He served as first | year president of the MUF last Boy Committed Hearing Set April 26 for 12-Year-Old—Youth in Vicious Attack A 12-year-old boy, who police say admitted beating a three-year-old | girl with a spiked two-by-four yes- “Terry Allen Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. King, of 255 W. | Fairmount St., was arrested Tues- day night shortly after Cindy Lyntie | Montgomery - scious in a partially completed home on West Ruigers street. | eritieal condition in Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital today suffering k (Comoe on Page 2, Col 418 Polio Vaccine on Move Newark. also closed. Storm-Battered South Braces for Tornadoes New York City Gropes Along as Pea Soup Fog: Cuts Visibility- By UNITED PRESS The storm-battered South- | land was warned to brace for possible tornadoes toda anda pea-soup fog cut visi- bility near zero at New | ' York City. the people’s wishes and con- | , . Meanwhile, a warm sun = the state's road build and zooming’ temperatures -| ing program. melted blizzard snows in the } _E. Thomas Baker,—chief West. The Columbia, S; -C., Weather Bureau -issued a | Special warning of possible 'isolated tornadoes in seven counties in the southern part of the state. Three days of freakish, savage weather across the nation’s south- ern half have left at least five | | persons dead and property dam- age estimated in the hundreds of | thousands of dollars, In Mississippi, more persons were feared dead in the collapse — of a 100-feet— bridge over the flood-swollen Homochitto River. At least two, and possibly more, cars plunged into the raging river | when the bridge biickl@d late yes- terday near Woodville. Authori- ties said they could not be sure how many vehicles fell or how many occupants had been carried to their deaths. The vast spring storm started with blizzards in- the Northern Plains which swept ingo Oklahoma and Texas. Choking dust storms swept from Texas into Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi. The savage squall line ripped Mobile, Ala., , a tree-top- The storm spread farther east , across Dixie and took the form of | a@ pea-soup fog along the Atlantic | Coast. A seamafi was killed and another was injured when two freighters collided in a fogbank _____ off the North Carolina Ca; In New York low-lying fog forced shutdown of all major airports. The last plane took off from Idle- | wild at 11 o'clock last night. _Airport—in-. New. Jersey Showers Ene in Area Tonight Predicted showers failed to ma- terialize this morning, but are ex- pected to appear for a while this evening. Tomorrow will be partly ‘cloudy and somewhat cooler. With ttle mercury at 60 degrees at 8 o'clock this morning, rising to 70 by 2 p.m, the expeeted low tonight will be from 46 to 50 de- grees, Tomorrow will bring a high ‘of 61-to 65 followed by more ‘oc- casional showers tomorrow night ‘and a low of 60 to 64, the U. s. Weather Bureau says.: - In downtown Pontiac yesterday | thermometer readings ranged fa low of 50 to d igh of 71 shortly after six last night. Seaway Funds Asked LANSING a— Gov. Williams | organization on world trade. {national situation, including prob- from |. pounds of Salk vaccine. of be Kaitican Thomeegin,.Ss Celine, ‘THE Sea siggeint Sad 7209 _ ONLY SLIGHT INJURIES — The driver of the car | ‘shown above under a milk truck; Walter W. Boes, 62, escaped with only slight injuries. Police in Dayton, | Ohio, say he ran AP Wirephete a red light at an intersection. ‘The | truck driver escaped injury. Ike Seeks OK of Trade Group 34-Nation Organization | Is Designed to. Police World Commerce AUGUSTA, Ga. «—President Eisenhower today seeks congres- sional approval of a new 34-nation The President, in the midst of | ja work and golf vacation here, arranged to send a special message ' to Washington, He also scheduled a late after- neon visit with Sen, George (D- Ga), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, at the Augusta National Golf Club. James C, Hagerty, White House press secretary, said the meeting would be “purely social” and that the chief executive plans to intro- duce George to a few friends. _ But the session does provide® an opportunity for review of the inter- b lems in-the Formosa area. Eisenhower's special message to Congress seeks approval of a 34- | nation unit known formally as the Organization for Trade Coopera- tion. An agreement for its creation was signed at Geneva, Switzerland, yielded, at least partially. Solons Ready to Draw Up New State Road Program LANSING (#—Legislative leaders apparently are ready to start all over again on a new highway, expansion pro- But 11 weeks of dispute ne were not lost— | because there was evidence that the leading House oppo- nent to a so-called “arterial” highway program nea) Rep. Emil A. Peltz (R-Rogers City), chairman of the | | House Roads Committee and father of the much-battered | ~a~ staté“Department” spokesman Peltz highway bill, told the House-Senate Conference | said that the vaccine developed by | Committee on his bill that he was willing to give in and | Jonas Salk was taking its place accept Senate ideas which ran contrary to his own—but with some modification. The House had passed the | Peltz bill which retained the | existing formula for distrib-+ uting highway funds: 44) per cent to the. state, 37 per cent to the counties and 19 pei cent to the municipali- ties. It also contained a l4a-cent increase in the gasoline tax and a 25 per cent in truck license fees. The Senate changed the Peltz bill to divide the new income LS) per. cent to the state, 25 per cent to the cities and counties, earmarked the state's share for a huge four- lane divided trunkline artery sys- tem, retain the 1%-cent gas tax increase but dropped the truck | March 21, increase. C. Harris, will present its 28 evening. PHS Band Plays Tonight Pontiac High School Band, the boys’ gymnasium of the school at 8/15 o’clock this Assisting will be a guest conductor, Ralph J. Hermann, under the direction of Dale th annual spring concert in of New York City. Hermann will conduct | the band in two of his own compositions: the overture, “The North Sea,” and two ari from vane Kiddie Bal- Soloist for the evening will be Judith Dickstein, high school sen- jor, who will play the first move- ment-of Mendelssohn's Concerto in G Minor musical director of the Anerren Broadcasting Studios Of special interest will be the premier presentation of Glenn Os- ser’s tone poem, “Hiawatha Land,” composed specially for this occasion, Osser is a native of Michigan and his work is sched- | uled for publication next Decem- ber. Seats for the concert are un- reserved, and tickets are avail- able from band members and will y - Water Survey Driver Walked Away From This One Rur al Residents } Will Get First. Official Notices America Offers Polio Secret to People of | All Nations _ Parents of children who took part in last year’s Salk + vaccine test should be no- tified no later than next week if their children re- ceived the real vaccine or “dummy” shots. Dr. John D. Monroe, Pon- health director, today said parents of children attend- ing rural-area schools will probably be notified first, perhaps by tomorrow. Parents in urban areas should be notified by the middle of next week, he said. Parents receiving a certificate will know their young- sters got the vaccine. . But even if the parents don’t re- ceive notification before the new | Shot series begiris, children need- ‘ing the serum will be given it, he said. Clinic teams administering the shots will have the records with them. Meanwhile, President Eisen- hower directed . Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to offer the Salk vaccine formula and Tn _repert on the menumen- ta Dulles - study to determine when the U.S. will have enough of the drug to export and still take care of do- | alongside atomic power for peace as an American gift to help all ‘peoples of thé world. Beginning Tuesday, first and second graders in the Rochester school district will be given the Aid Proposed Broomfield’s Measure Reported on Senate | Floor A bill to enable Oakland County te obtain state financial aid for a water-resource survey is before the state Senate. The measure, by Sen. heise S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak), is slated for final consideration next | week. The plan would enable the State Water Resources Commis- sion to request $20,000 to join with Oakland, Wayne, Macomb, Genesee and Lapeer Counties in a preliminary study of water needs. Only Wayne’s north half would be included, Broomfield said. The five counties would also supply $20,000 making the $40,000, which is thought necessary for an initial | survey... Studies would be limited to towns whose present supply is/ inadequate, and may aid in secur- | ing water from the Great Lakes. Pontiac City Manager Walter K. Wiliman last week urged Pontiac to take the lead in finding new water sources. A previous water survey meas- ure introduced by the Oakland lawmaker passed the House, but | was killed in a Senate committee be on oe at the door. in April last year. vid Uti i i I or thelr equivalent for a period of 15 years. 2—Accept students from outside ‘the school district in a special edu- cation program, Both the Pontiac students and those from outside In Today’ s Press Bema... eteeeneen eee % ee eee et ee ee PAGCOR P He ee we ».
ffenses | ‘and none of them ever balked— | they all paid their fines without | question,”’ the justice said. | Cavanagh was returning to Lans- | ing from a visit in Grosse Pointe | when he was cited for. driving to on the three-lane pavement, © HOLDS ALL SIZES LADIES & MEN'S SHOES - 6 PAIRS : PROTECT $ primary responsibility for the great improvement of the nation's posi- tion in nuclear arms during the past 10 years the 46-year-old Fields has been which | War II atomie bomb. Youth Committed fo County Home (Contiriued From Page One) — nail punctures. Terry, a slight, S-pound youth | ‘eried briefly at his Juvenile Court “She called me silly and dumb.” | he told officers, “and I picked up. the board and started hitting her.” A search party of.20 neighbors, formed by Cindy's uncle, Wendell N. Beaird, found her bleeding profusely, her slacks tied around her neck and her lower clothing ripped off. meet the needs of youth, have demonstrated the feasibility of co- @perative effort.” The youth group said’ studies show that more and more limita- tions are being placed on youth, as compared with the past. jor of youth,” the letter read. jto be constructed here are im- portant, the greup pointed out. regular meeting today with Mrs. William Brandenberg of Detroit. Members » the YMCA Young+}) Adult Co-ed Club kept in rhythm with the current ‘Typewriter Song” yesterday as they lent a typing hand to the Y staff, in “oy ing catch up with necessary paper This was the club's service proj- ect for the month. Minorifies Receive While the two major state po- litical parties received the large share of attention in the April 4 election, candidates of three other parties also received a smattering of votes in Oakland County. They represented the Prohibi- tion, Socialist Labor and Socialist Worker Parties. According to the official county | ‘canvass, the small party vote) ‘totals were: | “Because more people live cles- | crouter—P maine 328 it has become | Jehnson—P a necessary to pass laws and rules aun a, Waeger se «ss oerWces scab sass A which restrict the normal behav- SENG RUCTION SUPERINTENDENT cs Th hy th t ue ¢ << 3 rs ‘ eri at is why the cooperative ven- | Lov Th F & Sat. A “il 14-15-16 ‘tures such as the ice skating rink ington? ° bal EDUCATION | Fe +: 38 u 9 ri. 9 Grov . , . 8) Mn BOARD OF “AGHICULTURE” THURS. ond FRI. 3 P.M. to 10 P.M. “Such a project is a step toward Harrow—F .------ +++. = - * HOURS: SAT 10 A.M Until. Closi ] meeting the needs of youth in the Welbridse—6t. a = = "s a | The Offices of ROY ANNETT, Inc. “will be élosed all ‘day Friday, April t5 because of Mr. Annett’s death ATTEND THE ' PONTIAC Sportsmen : Show area,” said the committee. * ae Winners have been announced in | the YMCA's annua] Easter egg hunt, placing Teddy. Enger, 1272 Edgewood Ave., in the top notch for discovering 21 chocolate eggs. A close second .was Bruce Mc- Donald, 558 Bennaville, with 20. |Leading the girls was Margie Woolson, 566 Lahser Rd., with 7, followed by Marty McCutcheon, | 594 Golfview, who uncovered 6. | The fou received prizes, Guanine vedas with pleas- ure, Soroptimist International e its business meeting istioulag a 6:30 dinner at Devon Gables -tonight. * * * Franklin met for a potluck luncheon and Due to the Death of WILLIAM C. ZIMMERMAN the firm of William C. 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He gives an | Mrs. Davts, 41, testified her 39-| don't know how many times she| who turn inETOANI ETAOINN ; Ad year-old husband Sam threatened | hit him.” illustrated. Bible story to young- mitted Beating Their | to drive them all over @ 100-foot| ‘The parents, married in 1938,| sters.-who turn, in objectionable Husband and Father to es = —— = 28. - she! | had been separated, comic books at his store. ‘ w it wi or an Death Feb. 28 | said, Mee she! pee TT AIT State $8 Vetoss MARYVILLE, ‘Tenn. un — | ght Sd,ber two younger chi Bo Pay LESS MMUST CHMOD Friday : + Tiny Boas roan mae Nel SRE 1 mother and her three children who | looped Katrina's belt around Da-. panera H d T | : admitted beating their husband and | Vis’ neck while she and her older | at SIMMS 5 P E C I A NF 5 Specialy . Sry — G n oo S ; daughter Shelby Jean, 14, slugged | Sow oe = he threat-| him with a monkey wrench. 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Behind it under mellow, -meon- | Western world, if you haven't light in the ‘shadow of an ancient | been on a desert party, you don't | Mars. pyramid the other night echoed | know what a Party is. . ‘The _mere sounds of One are enough to wake a sleeping Pharoah in his témb and | Believe me, dear friend of the | Cause him to grab an oar of his) solar boat and row madly toward | The ingredients of this particular desert party were rather complex. es They included 100 guests, 50 camels 25 trained Arabian horses, 22 don- keys, 14-horse drawn sand carts, a troupe of whirling dervishes, 34 musicians, a mutterer’s chorus of 48 men, 112 donkey and camel boys, an unknown number of cooks and servants and 14 belly dancers. Desert parties of this kind are | maybe 5,000 years old here, but | they certainly are an eye opener) 'to-a guy from out of town, As! best I could figure it out, nere is what happened: At twilight the guests. grabbed | ithe nearest mount available and_| set out across the sand. Turning | down the leer of a camel called “California, Here I Come," I, climbed up on a sorrel horse! _ named ‘‘Ginger.” The Egyptian army fired a vol- | ley. Then the vast melange of men, women and animals began march- | ing across the sands to the ac- | companiment of flutes, drums and | tambourines. If you saw it in a Hollywood. movie, you would swear it was a lie. In the midst of this Bedouin bedlam camels growled, horses ineighed, women screamed, strong, men paled—and the stern silent | sons of the desert cased the quests, figuring which would be likely to give the best tips. One camel floundered. No one worried about the guest. 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Finally both camel and guest came back up on their feet, the fight stopped, the march ‘continued. A mile farther on we came ‘to a huge tent. It was spread with the | finest of oriental carpets and pil- lows, The guests knelt or sprawled | in comfort, some wondering who | would peel the next grape, and the party was on. The dervishes came in and whirled. One native gentleman with hair as long as Lady Godiva's age twirled and twirled until he had twisted his head enough times to wind a 400-day clock through the next century, bowed to applause, then went outside the tent to be | | unwound. Native lackeys rushed amid the lolling guests with wine. Then in came the 14 belly | “ khamseen,"’ | dancers in one of the greatest navel | | operations in Egyptian history, By and large the chief difference ' thick oriental coffee. | ended. We headed back from the between a pyramid and a belly dancer here is one of movement. ee en are about the * 8 «© None of the Egyptian’ belly Personally, I thought the most interesting was a lady who performed ber dance wearing atop her head a giant candelabra bearing 15 lighted candies. Her dance was a victory of art over Then everybody rose and piled into the food—freshly-killed lambs reasted whole on spits, ground mutton broiled on steel spikes, arti- chokes, a casserole dish of okra, rice rolled in grape leaves, sweet | Suddenly a desert wind, the: began to blow, lifting | sand clouds. ‘The party | great desert. = md - Repeat SALE! New Low Price! |Save *30.00! Open ’til 9 Friday Night! COMPARE ... 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Weintants’ 16 for con $i” or oo" fg $ cotton with turn- - for wien ma. sar’ 4 snes $ " 8,200 members of the ‘Ist Marine guiventece = | hook frame with } pew and plains. training pants with Generous besten ot et. sume 3 o-- Division will arrive from Korea zs simapret s] op hs ee wiae.:> dome btewts, od | So etile a pastels ad | ahaa we walle cae | | ia. 8-16. White and : am Be next 12 oF di- 7 i ' gulerea fim. cere =F veda and ss Hurry in today. | k Hethaway Nien. in today and seve! a | Sas es oe re — | re _ rapes ‘ : Pe ae | : rad yagi fo: | {‘ : : e t if 1 fe é ST at 7 : fe ape aa dette ity | ' . 5 Par | j bs y = 5 re is + s fake ; f! He Lge t . ! hi re oth 4 saa 4 4 eae ii 4 * 1955 f : f | | THE PONTIAC PRESS Ponties 12 Mighigan © , es Hanoun A. Presernats. Publisher The Associsted Press entitled to the use for nl ag x - oe oove _ Citizen in Roy Annett — Pontiac loses one of her most loyal and enthusiastic supporters in the death of Roy ANNeEtr. For several decades, Mr. Annetr has stood staunchly by this community in — licitly in the | future of this general area than he did. -. bélieved any more Furthermore, he always backed his judgment and reasons with sound logic, Hence, listeners were persuaded, a ® x *«: He: held the confidence of countless ' men and women. Those of great | ___ wealth and reputation were his friends — and believers; and so were those in more ordinary circumstances. Roy ANNETT was a tonic. He was always “good news.” . x * * The man radiated a contagious. kind of enthusiasm and good cheer. Meeting him in business - or in a purely social gathering was refreshing and stimulating. If failure occasionally uncovered an unwelcome head, he dismissed the whole thing easily and went ahead fo plan for a bigger and . ——=——~ better future. * * * : Mr. AnnetrT first became acquainted here through the old D. U. R. Eventually, when he was Superintendent, the whole operation was liquidated. A reversal like this might have cast a black shadow across the horizon of the average indi- vidual. ? ‘o.one knows just what heart- ache he experienced down inside, = but-on-the surface he was the —_——— same smiling, debonair individual he had been when street cars were at the peak of their im- portance. He reaffirmed his faith in southeastern Michigan and began anew. Integrity, hard work —AAnnett_became one of the leaders. - orders mount. purchasing power has reached a level never previously attained. x *=® It should not be forgotten that all the ground lost last year hasn’t been recov- 4 ered yet. While employment is improv- | ing there still is need to develop new jobs faster than industry is increasing productivity. . The Department of Commerce and the Securities and Exchange Commission have completed their report on plant expansion. It shows that the curve of invest- ment for this purpose which had turned down last year, is again - upward. . y * * * Another important index is inven- tories. One of the depressing factors of last year was inventory liquidation. In an increasing number of industries re- stocking has begun as sales and new r] 3 The fact is we are entering a period of growing stability in which confidence is replacing caution. In short, it looks as though business is going to get better and better. ——SEEEwe No man is justified in doing evil the ground of expediency, : the inevitable Common sense bows to and makes use of it. The Man About Town Half Century of It "Local Attorney Is Long Time Follower of Detroit Tigers Misguided missile: Often an aute- mobile. Nobody could possibly have stronger hopes for good weather today than who is planning to round out his half cen- tury of attending Detroit Tiger baseball games. While he poned on account of lagging } winter weather, he says the second or third trip was - worth it. Glenn recoliects the , days of that old wooden - grandstand and rickety bleachers, when you bought a good hot dog for a nickel, and pop bottles were legiti- GILLESPIE mate weapons when the rooters invaded the field and led with the police who were trying to save the umpire procession first under the leadership of Manager Hughie Jennings who always picked at the grass when coach- ing ‘at first base. In spite of their record in recent years, Glenn feels that the 1955 Tigers have the makings of something better than the second division, with the help of their new and younger players. _ “trouble, why isn't it as He has seen a magnificent “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. APRIL 14, Walking Papers David Lawrence Says: West Berlin an. Island Too Same as Quemoy, Matsus _WASHINGTON—If it’s logical for the United States to urge that the Nationalists give up Quemoy and the Matsus because those islands are so close to the Chinese main- the ‘appeasement side to : | ary rit | ik af if i E g rE ff | z ir ¥ Z HT ll! : spect to U.N. forces in Korea. May- be the Red Chinese would im- media ele le? Voice of the People Delinquent Parents Ca ies too? Is that what causes too many divorces, and too many head of a new family life, to be its sole provider and support it to the best of his ability. His wife to remain as God so blessed her to do, to be a full time guardian and mother to the children who may bless their new form of life. That is the only true position for which they should work. Where else can anyone find an under- taking that calls for so much in time, in wisdom and so serious? in Pontiac or nearby for some-_ + if i FREE i e : ; V.C. time Supports Incorporation, of Keego Harbor as Keego. Yes, even the City of Pontiac. ‘ Why stop progress? Why stay Why knock a growing to live in the community where they make their living. | o Le i : ; \. .. é They are interested, as are all ested in the protection 7 ‘ will be drawn up and voted on. Remember, it is your duty, as a citizen, to vote whether for or against the charter. Miss Kay. Loveland 2186 Cass Lake Rd. Keego Harbor ‘Grateful’ Appreciates Membership in Club This letter should be of interest to those like myself who have lived but have made few personal friends. 1 was truly surprised ‘to find so many nice, friendly. people grouped together: Now I am glad I came to Pontiac to live, So to those who are single and lonesome, and would like an evening a week of clean entertainment, good music, danc- ing, games and lunch I suggest you go there and you'll be glad you did Grateful ‘Thirsty’ Sees Need for Dairy Bars 1 would like to suggest that “someone put up a nice, clean dairy bar with a soda fountain that.would be open after 10 p.m. in the southwest section of Pon- tiac or in the Sylvan Village-Keego My ‘husband and I went to the show last Saturday night. We left the movie about 10 p.m., spent some 30 minutes driving around to find a place to get a coke and Case Records of a Psychologist in the area in real estate. He was entrusted with many of the | top transactions and was retained . and the government alike. His _ knowledge of estates and large farms in Oakland County was prodigious, * * * ___._The end was not unexpected but the loss is just as real. One of our leading pioneer spirits returns to a dauntless » band of courageous Pontiac pioneers who kept the torch burning when many | despaired. The fruits of their courage and labors will endure forever. What finer monument could man-— kind wish? Anyone feeling the Nation's current economic pulse must conclude that con- ditions are encouraging. Two convincing examples come imme- diately to mind. Only a few days ago the steel industry reached a two year production peak. About the same time the gréat automotive industry was able to report the largest first quarter- pro- duction total in its history. * * * There also 1s good news from another quarter—the Federal Reserve System and the Univer- sity of Michigan. They have completed their annual survey of consumers’ intentions to spend and the report is cheering. It re- veals that the people have decid- ed that this is the year to increase their spending on homes, autos, appliances, etc. ; All ‘signs indicate that the booming construction industry is carrying its rec- ord making pace of 1954 into this year. : enterprise, individuals _ Economie Indexes Show 1955 Upward Trend Returning from the Salk report at Ann Arbor, : Dr. John D. Monroe, Oakland County Health Officer, says, “It was medical history made in such a gigantic _ way.” Four days late in submitting her entry in our Baseball Contest, Mrs. Granger Diekman of Oxford writes, “I know I'm late, -and will send it anyway as an advance run for next year.” The office hard lick observer points out that 1955 has only one Friday the thirteenth, and already is laying his plans for it next month. A philosophic view of his recent flight in state politics is taken by °« Dale Stafford, former Pontiac Press sports editor, who says, “I've already had too-much fun to clutter things up with a recount.” : Again chosen chairman ef the Oakland County Board of Supervisors, Floyd Andrews takes the ‘occasion to praise his committees for their good work during the past year. After spending the winter at Bradenton, Fia., Max Fiewelling writes that it has generally been quite chilly there and says he frequently drove down to Fort Myers “to get warm.” Calling it a “beautiful coincidence,” Mrs. Arnold Weodson of Auburn Heights phones that the Salk re- -port could not have been released on a more appropriate day than the tenth anniversary of the death of the man who had much to do with making it possible. With a somewhat mistaken idea of safety first, the family cat in the home of Mr. and Mrs, Corwin Sallavan of Drayton Plains always moves her kittens _ to the cellar when the fire siren sounds. - Verbal Orchids to— ! C. H. Hatebins of 108 Ottawa Drive; eightieth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hollen | _the thrill of a lifetime. Never before was ‘Strange it Thus, the idea that the United States might wish to take a firm stand in calling a halt to the Com- munist advance in Asia is termed in Europe a provocative attitude and one fraught with danger. Usually it is followed up in Ameri- or anxious, America must back down. If it be suggested that this might mean the loss of Asia, there’s always a ready answer giv- en—that this is a danger which must be faced but, on the other _hand, that it isn’t equal to the danger of perhaps worrying our The fact remains that the aver- - Yet only a year or so ago Formosa seemed remote, just as Korea did | | | ti F rE a i Hy Wi ate Z | & | : ey i z i But plain psychological facts will banish the need for much surgery, especially among the millions of America’s neurotic has a serious obsession. . “Dr. Crane, I consulted a sur- geon recently about _having..an incision made in my brain,” she began. “I guess it is what you call a lobotomy. - “For Iam so desperate I am willing to try anything to g-t rid _of my obsession. “Dozens of times per day I have an irresistible desire to wash my. hands, even though they aren't dirty. “In fact, I may have washed sion much like that of Lady Macbeth and Pontius Pilate: i Both Pontius Pilate and Lady Macbeth thus were addicted to. handwashing. It was a symbolical _act, to atone for pollution. And Lady Macbeth would have been a classical patient for demon- strating the modern brain opera- tion whick Marilyn sought. However, if you will face facts and understand your complex, it usually is umnecessary to have radical surgery on your brain. Psychology can often do the trick, instead. For in Marilyn's case I found that her excessive handwashing began during the She had indulged in auto erotie sex practices at that time, Then she felt polluted. That idea of disease contamination . was further increased when she saw * @ movie in high school about . venereal disease. Thereafter, whenever she'd feel erotic and be inclined to indulge once more in self sex stimulation, —velope, plus-a dime. — facts underlying human behavior. Send for my booklet ‘Sex Problems of Young People,” closing a stamped, return It Will help insure teenagers against immorality, juvenile de- , and mental upsets like Marilyn's today. : Always write to Dr George W_ Crane tm “gare. of The Pontiac “Press, Pontiac, peg OE a you a a 5 ane ‘f bis’ psychological (Copyright 1955) en- + «- Looking Back 2 “" Thirsty —Baeting Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (International News Service) back from . its Congress got - Easter holiday yesterday all set for another one indoors. it de ¥ if done on the vacation. With 1956 ahead senators are carrying portfolios across state lines. They've already started Draft- Tke-for-1956 in an all-out effort to validate every American's right to the bottom half of a grapefruit at a White House breakfast. Before they left in March Ike said there was no world crisis we couldn’t afford. ‘He recognizes Quemoy is a dagger pointed straight at Matsu. But what of it? We collected a threats in World War Two. The Wall Street investigation use Waywardness is definitely spindied for keeps. . Nobody on the committee played that Harvard expert's tips. The Yalta documents have been placed under glass in the Hall of Pop-offs. The Democrats, can hardly wait to celebrate their first centennial in 2045. Our foreign diplomacy has been condensed from continents to islands. As usual Moscow wants“ to set five plates for the Big Four kaffeeklatch. This was a holiday for con- gressmen, senators and the visi- tors’ gallery. It was also a holiday for strings. . None were pulled for two: weeks. : Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Leftovers are not only foods Jee - That rest upon the table... When every guest has eaten all, .. He thinks that he was able. , . Left- overs also can be those . . . That have a human height . . . The ones who do not care, or lack ... The grace to say good night,, . linger on into the dawn . , . When they should be departing .. . And probably were those who came . «» Before the feast was starting . . . They are the ones left over when ... The rest have gone their way ... And there is barely time to sleep .. , Before another day + « - They are the inconsitlerate . .. That they were just left over, (Copyright, 1955) 15 Years Ago ROOSEVELT DEFENDS job in- surance, : COUNTY BOARD of supervisors goes on record against Moore plan of tax cancellation. 20 Years Ago NEW TOWER constructed at McMath Observatory. Two Famous Physicians. Quibbled About Alcohol By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. A reader who knew the late, - great Dr. Hobart Amory Hare justly chides me for what I said- here March 14th about--Dr. Hare- i ~sT3E ut “Alcohol never acts as a true Who .- stimulant...on the contrary its.. dominant influence is depressant oo now quibbled just as i 3 HE iL ER?s 2 & ie & i ii "Eek en A ¥ BUTT YE 4 i | | oe _. "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 | | , “ “ ; | : ° +. | letters have been | 7}: itt | ton il., Eventually the is Tweed Plans for Evacuation of State A-Targets| t= Potce 10 vestigate we ont strng tn |Th8 Tale of 2 Kis hs Ele Haris Tweed Rules Bigamy as Tipoff to Graft! some “minor wives” were acting | Shows Different Endings | tens which would have rejoiced! The weaving of Harris tweed is | to Be Completed by 1956, CD Chief Says} ros ma pace|sn seven tor balenmes| APPROMATTOX, a. u»sSone |e Mot Newt Toe etry a etags In, a i plan to investigate government ef- | and the officials, | time back a gentleman cat came | but the other two just short nubs | an National Geographic Society. | LANSING (UP) — Plans for, of local warning systems; and jevent of enemy attack since it |ficials. who have more than one to stay at the home of the Charlie | less than an inch long. , | To meet standards set by the Har evacuation i , : “inte : ” ‘ , Some of the naval authorities ; : | : ’ |vis Tweed Association, the cloth of Michigan’s major| the “internal organization” ef | is subject to federal call. wife. : ta «| D. Lewises, He had no sign of a! ———__ [mast be sande Senn “gue oleate atomic bomb target areas will be key state agencies. “We've got to be realistic,” he | They wonder how any official predict now that all warships ‘ip ; tail—not even a nub.-No sign of} Scrapped automobiles today av-| wool produced in Scotland, spun, completed by 1956, state Civil De-| The CD chief revealed the Na-| said, “We've come a long way | could afford more than one spouse| the future will be able to sub-| amputation, just no tail. - — |erage 14 years old as compared dyed and finished in the Outer ~ ti 7 = Van : tional Guard is one state agency | but we still have many problems | unless he supplements his salary| merge somewhat like the present | At length he met a lady cat, a with the national average of 6% | Hebrides and handwoven by the kensteyn predicted today. he “can't count on for help” in ! facing us.” ' through-corruption. Police sources’ submarines. ‘perfectly normal one with a nice ' years in 1925. islanders at their own homes.” All other basic disaster func- = - eee tions will be “operative” by the “sccc=| | FEDERAL'S...OPEN MON, FRI. AND SAT. to 9 | report last month in which Mich- igan was praised for being “more advanced than most Mid- west states in preparing for na- tural disaster or enemy attack.” “We never can be fully ready for attack,” Van Blankensteyn said. ‘‘But by the end of the year we should have a good plan for disaster operations.’' The federal report revealed two weaknesses in Michigah’'s civil de- fense system: Lack of adequate warning systems and lack of a state control center for directing disaster and attack counter action. Van Blankensteyn said corrective steps were being taken in both cases. Seven cities — Pontiac, Dear- born, Flint, Grand Rapids, Bay City, Jackson, and Kalamazoo — | have been urged to install sirens that meet federal specifications. (City Manager Walter K. Will- man s@id today the city plans to install two more air raid sirens to augement the one recently in- stalied atop the Pontiac State Bank Building. One will be lo- cated. in the northeast section, the other in the southwest tien, he said.>—__________ ———- The Legislature has been asked to provide $19,000 for a control center to be located in Lansing. It would be constructed and put in operation within 120 days after the money is appropriated, Van Biankensteyn said. Van Blankensteyn admitted Michigan has no specia) ‘‘shelter’’ for Gov. G. Mennen Williams, state officials and governmental - records but said plans for special shelter developments are “under | consideration.”’ “We've got to take first things | first,” Van Blankensteyn said. | | al Tr) , outskirts of Lansing and individual : state agencies are working on al- ternate record procedures.”’ Michigan's principal civil de- fense accomplishments to date in- clude creation of a ‘task force” of established agencies to handle natural and war-time disatsers; an agreement with the American Red : Cross for a division of services; i development of an emergency pian | for Detroit, Grand Rapids and Flint. Van Bilankensteyn said the | Home Economics Pays Off in Mate, CHICAGO (UP)—If a girl wants, sey : 2 — : ws to go to’ college to get a degree. __ a husband a pager ap, fm , b ICC her best bet is to st e = a . 1 AY SSN = econanaee. ... low in price! 3 ; SS =), Miss Louise Mojonnier, chair- = de > ‘Technology, said .a shortage of . home economics teachers and die- ticians has created unlimited job opportunities for graduates. She added that a large number of home economists never use their degrees outside the home. get married while they are still in school or shortly thereafter,” she said, tage of being better equipped to manage a home.” If a girl wants to make a career of home economics, Miss Mojonier said, she can get a starting teach- ing job at from $3,200 to $3,400 a year. Hospitalg and other institu-/ tions have offered up to $300 a month, plugs maintenance, for trained dieticians from our de- aaa Pons | ; j | : | Reg. 3.98 first quality Student ‘Earthquakes’ 7S | > i) “Ae Reg. 35.00 to 39.94! Plague Seismograph 3 - , : LN Wt Secure stay-back el hadelats : 9) ian Y DALLAS, Tex. (#—Texas’ only ; f a Self I S rs @) RT i fabric shoulder pads seismograph station at Southern ae iceman ~~ 7 Y | ‘ ravel pinked seams ‘er @) A TS Ny» LO) cords about two eart es per | | + | . day, making their intensity with j - l; | : \ ® Buckras Tahael anaelatate a wavy line which jumps sharply nter-facing when a sharp tremblor is record- ed. T WARREN, PONTIAC tores SAGINAW A bh 4 FJ _THE- PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY., APRIL 14, 1955 Le : i , We 4 ‘ : 5 , Sean Opdenberg came to the United About 8 per cent of men are Friends From Belgiunr States in 1952, joining te parents | red-green color blind compared to | ir in il ece n Y ae in U.S. Navy | in St> Louis. Deneet arrived with | about 1 per cent of women. GREAT LAKES, Ul. (UP) ~ Two | 8 — in 1948 and settled in Sa RAPE ARE sa a ONS horrible (90 per cent of the paralytic cases | reported not long ago: derstand and explain: polio, but ecennly yous tho grew up i te ame They had not seen each other || A Year ‘Round Exclusive Be ee ee a ee | AE Sale os Ste fo | oe te eee malgehactinns (o epenele, Briqeem, | nee tenis days in, Brusends. watt |} Tay. ——- Hobby — Crafts, group. er maximunr ad : a it til the first “break-| powerful microscopes. ‘ . oe Cente aan mee -erpadl paling ny a BE rs . | eqs gla alae Although a dragon fly can use ; ) group, to even 15-23.| sow above 30 years.” =| Then it was learned that polio| (Next: Breakthrough on the A. Opde: The World Héatith Organization] In retrospect, it ts easy to un-| is caused by an ihvisible agent! polie front.) er Biiiy Gaadi gantlor sam ee me een eed er ching : ANN ARBOR (INS)—Polio has} ; ; : Ly king. its crippling brand on hu- : ; k | Although existence of polio is: fairly well established as far back as the days of ancient Egypt, it was not even identified as a distinct disease until 1840. Observing the crippling toll it took of children, 19th Century doctors called it “infantile paralysis” and blamed the illness on “teething” and “fevers.” And despite the 20th Century advances in medicine, the polio | rate kept increasing. Last year there were 38,741 cases reported ein the United States. Even as late as 1953, polio caused more deaths in the U. 8. than any other communicable disease. Today, polio is on the run— science has unraveled its life eentete get eres S: ~ ——. 5 Req. 5.95! Welli-taiiored § i At ‘the University of Michigan, J Reg. 2.98 satel al sleeve yeas ve Nes | SPORT SHIRTS diseases without what causes them. This is what happened in 17% to an English country doctor, Edward Jenner, who established the principle of vaccination without fully understanding what he had done. Next came Drs. Robert Koch and Louis Pasteur, who in the 1880s showed that infections are caused by bacteria (germs). These germs are continually attacking the body and when their invasions are successful sick- ness and death may result. The success or failure of the invasion depends upon the strength of the defending forces—the antibodies. We can get antibodies in the blood im two ways: A natural infection or an artificial infec- tion. Injection of a vaccine is really a way of giving an arti- al infection with germs so weakened that they cannot cause the disease, but still potent enough to stimulate the produc- tion of antibodies. Smallpox, —diphtheria, rabies, yellow fever, tetanus, typhoid fever and cholera—all were tamed by vaccination. ; Polio, however, did not yield to the march of scientific progress and the triumph of sanitary conditions. Instead, polio cases increased greatly while other in- fectious diseases were brought under control. -In the middle of the 19th Century epidemics were reported in Nor- way, France and Sweden. -In the summer of 1894, in the Otter Creek Valley region centering around Rutland, Vt., a terrifying epidemic broke out. More than 100 Vermont chil- dren became the United States’ = eet Loose epidemic Ak first it ad . be almont entirély a disease of children Reg. 5.98 hard wearing under 5. years of age, and almost under What a buy! Reg. Special sale! Boys’ eee 6 MEN'S |, ut, Ul = BOYS’ SHIRTS and German police dog borrowed by| Yakima County sheriff's officers ei ' to help them track a fugitive ‘o> 4 FORDS WS, . | . proved to be of no help at all, - LA Ue» S The animal jumped out of « win- a : Ss ay & dow of a sheriff's patrol car and a taped 8 s Ze rane Caan se, WATCH s Reg. 59¢ Bo . rn . for P| Page 30 We really lowered the boom on the em Save $100 on New Norge Refrigerator . anaes Pret ot Ce Vo 2 Orchard Lake Ave, FE 4-8462 = s . | ; ‘ | | Z ty J ja ie ~ | | | y | i ee | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 Taped Voice May Thank |® voice says: “Thank you—you may | § 411 ) ~ {ben | , — . on Car Expensive on his car, similar to one used ales eriianees. When he argued, Te + Dok H ‘quarry at Cedarville. prenia, | / : by Paris ambulan st {Dolomite Crusher eos : Cotomers af Tol Road An experiment is being made on for Parisian Motorist A police elficer held ante’ Tet Parent WAG venieting on at Cedarville Quarry ~ Pa aga Mepis A > oe 3 TIMES oa TRENTON, N.J. (INS)—Motorists on New Jersey's Garden State Parkway may be startled at the aa eee” Soll station when PARIS (INS)—Jean Col, a Paris insurance salesman, was irked by the ordinatice banning horn tootinz by motorists. He mounted a large to let Col pass when he heard the bell. When the cop discovered ‘it was @ private car, he whistled Col to a stop. The salesman was charged with violating the anti- officer. 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Ranployed wan toa -} joined in That ; not of his on ‘ ' single~cn- a i Sie wee When ~_ ot ihe world turned | or enlarging naval bases and/or | ues in Wayne County's 16 town cattom-fited te your individual jor « promot "Wy a — = Ameri —<« Sgt against us, the.Americans recon-| installations at Rota, El Ferral| ships zoomed to a record $97.5|§ Sttd Wewhke into consideration to their request. bree = Ors the maturity assurances from | sidered and gave us a .break?’| (Franco's home town) and Carte-| million this how much you need... how one-trip loan. Write or come in. hap- courage to avoid heing stam-| Washington. = dar tegpnmaclygest-der ape | oe Albert E. Champney, director of | ° , : ; ‘But on one notable occasion he ;#Ve the same outlook on Com- “It juarter County Burea Taxa | Maat corporal’s guard we left in| was crossed by a 32 vote within | ™uHism as we do. 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Alderman George H. Twombley af Have Enough Laws Now | -said_he fears police abuse of the ordinance which prohibits loitering or lurking on the streets or near dwellings “for malicious or un- lawful purposes” “T’'m 60 years old, and when I was in grammer school the same thing (peeping Tomism) was going on as it is now,” Twombley said. Farm Crisis Antigovernment Feeling Blamed ‘for Failure to . Meet Quotas : LONDON (—The Soviet Union disclosed a serious, agricultural crisis in northwest Russia~-today and blamed an “antigovernment attitude’ for much of the trouble. Communist party, editorial to the situation and Mos- cow radio broadcast the accusa- tion to Soviet papers all over the country, : “Many collective farms are not fulfilling their obligations to the state for the delivery of grain, milk, meat, potatoes and other produce and are receiving from the state, as a subsidy, more grain than they are delivering,” said Pravda, silently tolerating it,” said Pravda. Three days ago, State Farms Minister Ivan A. pcr: geo nounced the firing ow i So fodder ang hept lvastedy fp ue sanitary conditions. — Some people can pass on colds spokesman without catching them themselves. for the committee, said each mem- Mrs. Grace. Peterson, The eagle preys on the osprey by making it drop the fish it has caught. E / : y j _ spaces a i 4 Paep ae pesye ¥ ( . dew pid #y Ye Te a " / THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 14 IME 6 x eee ie. oe R |Claims, Counter Claims | sims in, this sut cove «] Mothers ma bins ber cares pend ad nado ot Jul : oviet eports |Teéo Much for Judge . inched time of a session of the) On Reckless Drivers | bile owners violating git eee. ae CONCORD, N.C. UP)— 050 committee ia active here| 2! [a | here by Judge W. H. S: Burgwyn, "he added, se : : 3 Khrushchev has been pushing a series of drastic measures to in- crease Soviet agricultural output. 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Notice of Intention to Construct You are hereby notified that at a ol bar Commission of | ag mar held on. 1955 by resolution lared to intention of the —s Commission to =. and related work on verly of $8,250.83 and that the and estimate of said improvement - is a _ oa oe inspection. furtiver intended to construct _ accordance with shall be defrayed by special cosscennena according to frontage an that all of the lots-and parcels of lan fronting upon either side of Beverly avenue from Baldwin avenue to Univer- and that $1,800.51 of the estimated cost and thereof shall be paid from the Capital Improvement Fund and that $1,280.00 the estimated cost of, connections shail be defrayed b assessment against Lots 352, 387, 361, 364. 365. 366, 367, 378, 300, 381, 382, 384, 387, 301 eo Park @ub is Y GIVEN That the Commission of the City Pood Seunietpel April, 1955 at 8 o'clock pm. to hear suggestions and objections that may be —. gtd mein interested. Dated: April 13, 1955. = ADA R. EVANS, . t y Clerk, April 14, 1966 Notice of Intention to Construct hereby notified that at @ regular meeting of the Commission of the City of Pontiac, Michigan held on the 12th day of April, 1955 by resolution it was deciared to be the intention of ths City Commissioin to construct curb, gutter, drainage and related work on Sheffield avenue from. Baidwin avenue to University avenue at an estimated cost of $7547.10 and that the plan, pro- file and estimate of said improvement is om file for public imepection It ie further intended to construct — rt on ‘onstruct curb, | = from Baldwin avenue to | - University avenue at an estimated = | | HEDGING EVERGREENS Earty Tiverta : 3. i. 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It begets ill-humor, tiredness SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO takes up, in his types of worries, from concern about social standing and love | affairs to worries about world | affairs, religion and job. And in 13 separate chapters shows you gently, but firmly, why they’re not worth a hoot in Hades. As for worry about the future; he | writes: “My Arab friends did not, so much as allow future occur- | rences to enter their minds. There | ig not even a tense in their gram-_ wants to be serene. mind cannot thrive in an overin: | dulged or under- a body,”’ he | writes. - Time for meditation is abso- futely essential to the would-be serene man. Preferably, he | should be alone, and in the pres: | énce of what Bodley calls the pieces of nature that “beleng to | eternity.” | “Tt is the sea and the rivers and | the mountains-and the deserts,” he_ writes, “which cause men to know | themselves best." But with practice, a man can) meditate in the subway, or amid | a brood of children. Bodley _) vises how. The author has lived denot | everywhere in the world since he | left the Sahara, has written more | than a dozen books, has taught at fT Man Bites Lion | —and He Lives to Tell About It LONDON (®#—The story about the man who bit a dog is old stuff — this guy chewed a lion. The latest report on the Uganda Game and Fisheries Department, tells how a guard named Gabrielle Ogwok sank his teeth into the king of the beasts. Ogwok was. stalking a bushbuck —a small antelope—when he dis..| covered a lion was stalking him. He wounded the fion, but had to run to a nearby farm for help . and more amamaniiion, * With the manager of the farm, Ogwok trailed the lion for ae hours, Then the lion turned, | sprang on the guard and dug his, teeth into Ogwok’s thigh. Not to be outdone, Ogwok dug | his molars into the lion's flank. | The farm manager finished off. Leo and treed Ogwok. The govern- ment report added: “The game ranger who later examined the animal's-skin was. surprised at the damage inflicted by Ogwok’'s teeth.” . Veteran Top Farmer MIDLAND (® — Raymond Ter- willegar, 31-year-old World War II. veteran, has been named Midland Rotary Mower Trims Close to Walls, Trees 109.50 £ASY TERMS Blade and guard extend outside wheels, let you trim close to trees. 2 hp. 4-cycle engine. 21-in. cut. Priced Low {fe Automatic rewind clusive side discharge spreads cuttings. See it and many more at Sears now! BRR ROA A SEARS PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWER! 108 YU Ry PANY Eevee SHOP —COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY! Free Home Demonstration (no obligation to buy) PHONE FE 5-7141 TODAY! No Push, No Pull! Engine Self-Propelled {Mea Se Ep LESTE EB i F s t é F i fi a f : / ; / ‘| ) , THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 oo [Detroiter Ils Charged said Jackson had taken the car quoted Jackson as saying he took | -_k& |‘ mounced today by Frank J. Rus aarehine for. 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Much more re {Tel and axle are at least 100 years | First B36 of New Wing jo Appeal | .s2sz,"Ssa.ter =="! Jury Being Chosen Ching of foros wes ny we Niagara Workers js ih laa * gee are covered by the law. Those A ’ . The musket is equipped with a for Higher Minimum seers eebahe emcees, eee for Greenspun Trial - See 6 oe yee Discovering Relics bayonet and is inscribed on the) GUAM u—The first B36 bomber sionals, government workers and has indicated he’ will , .| side with the drawi of 0 OWN) Os ‘the a Ai Come i's -. WASHINGTON —Secretary of | nearly 14 million whose work does| LAS VEGAS, Nev.tw — The| try to prove the indictment was NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. (UP)—/| and the word: ** Strategic |Laber Mitchell goes before @ Sen-| not affect interstate commerce. | names were national but the| Politically inspired. He has a bat-|-.-avations for the giant face-| Rapp says it “possibly” dates = ate Labor subcommittee today to faces remained local as jury selec-| tery of four lawyers headed bY jitting of Niagara Falls are turning | back to 1796, when British forces| Wing landed at Andersen Air Force -|estimated 1,300,000 workers, has/|this week to quadruplets — three| charged .with mailing material) Fort Wayne, Ind., and Boston, powerful sea bird on the wing, Its| Travis AFB, Calif. [t is the third been urged by President Eisen-| bull calves and one heifer, all| tending to incite murder of Sen.| Mass., are among 10 major U.S.| The relics were uncovered air speed approximates 60 miles B36-equipped SAC wing assigned | |appeal.for a 15-cent increase in : | tion continued in the federal | Edward P. Morgan of Washington, : ; Base today atier a 6.sBenlle new , [the present 75-cent-an-hour mini Quads Born to Hereford ‘| tn cm ae ther Hank|.C. There were hints » prominent wo grove colorful Niagara fron-| abandoned Ft. Niagara stop fight across the F Suich a boost, which w estes fe. Wireell| ‘The 453 ) 10 defense witnesses. g his) ‘The U.S. Corps of Engineers re-| Albatross Tough Bird Nbr oegipeemneggr Co. , : wotild pro- |-old Hereford cow on the Wirsell The 45-year-old publisher and E ane ss aad bose barrel. os | Nalea Gaus Ells. era cee oe lnc cs oekae — Galen Ce uate ooueal : axle and a cap-and-ball musket. The albatross ranks as the most | worth AFB, Rapid City, S.D., via hower. He also asked Congress to| healthy. The cow has a past rec-| Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis). markets which receive all livestock | Sbove Horseshoe Falls where the | jer hour, Its wingspread is some-| here for mobility training, and re- extend coverage to some of mil-| ord of six pairs of twins and two| The names of McCarthy, the late | shipments by truck, More than| engineers dried om a section of | times 11 feet. The prize flier of| places the Sth Wing. lions of workers ow exempt. single calves. Sen, Pat McCarran (D-Nev) andj half of the 63 U.S. major markets; Niagara River as part of & | the southern ocean, the albatross; - The subcommittee has scheduled columnist Westbrook Pegler were| depend on motor trucks for 90} $17,500,000 remedial project. _ {can barely take off and land in| Minnesota farmers will put 8,000 up to four weeks of hearings on Bees make honey as food fot | brought up repeatedly yesterday as|per cent or more of incoming| Dr. Marvin A. Rapp, an area| still air, Thus it lives in the belt| miles of farm drain tile in the IF pp conan = the proposal, — themselves and their larvae. only seven of 25 veniremen found | livestock. historian, said he believes the bar-|of the earth’s fiercest winds. ground this year. straightened out. That’s the opinion of Philip Gordon Green of ‘Silver Spring, Md., who directs the newly-created Juvenile Delin-_ quency -Service in the U. S. Welfare Department. 2 Czechs Land inUS. Zone « Take Pair Into Custody _. . in Bavaria After Plane } _ Comes Down in Field | REGENSBURG, Germany (P— _Two Czechs flew across the Iron ‘Curtain and landed their single-: engine sports plane in a field near ‘here today. They were taken into custody by U.S. military police. U.S. Army headquarters at Hei- delberg said the Czechs landed in| the Landshut area of American. | occupied Bavaria, north of Munich. | German police said they had no information on them except that they were “now in the custody of ~ ‘the American authorities.” The plane was reported slightly damaged. It was the first time a private | plane from Czechoslovakia has landed in the West in 11 months. | ‘Last May 12 a 23-year-old Czech | - clad only in shorts landed near | the U.S. troop training area at. Grafenwoeher and asked asylum. | : He said he had stolen the two-en-| - gine plane in whieb he fled. It was not known immediately | . whether the two Czechs today had’ flown to the West deliberately for | political asylum or whether their | plane was off course. Landshut is 55 miles from the border of Com- munist-ruled Czechoslovakia. Shop at Sears and Save! cotton’s making music again! ————————— wr : » | Regularly 39% Fairloom s oN fine cotton slips Printed and Solid “| ) Charmode with T 98 : 3° shadow panel Sears has lovely Charmode cotton slips at only 1.98! 4 All have front shadow panels ... are in white, AND ARE SANFORIZED with just 1% maximum shrinkage. Available in sizes 32 to 44 at one low price .... so stock up now—at Sears! Petticoats, small, medium, large. 1.98 and 2.98 © 4 Many beautiful patterns and. solid sheer, clear, flawless colors to select from ... perfect to mix and match! Full 36-inch width full-fashioned first-quality 60 gauge—15 denier for easy sewing! Come in now bargain- C priced! Pr. ... Cnoose yours during this scle—at Sears! Hurry, hurry, hurry ... come get your nylons for summer wardrobes now at this ’ terrific price. Every pair is first quality. They're fine knit 60 gauge and gossamer sheer 15 denier. Buy for yourself and gifts and pocket the savings! You'd pay 98c or more! Choose them in all the season's new light shades; Enchantment (taupe) or Reverie (beige). Hosiery Bar—Main Floor " Yard Goods—Main Floor ‘Agree to Swap Envoys BUENOS AIRES (®—Argentina and Uruguay, which have not had normal diplomatic representation | for more than two years, have, ‘agreed to exchange ambassadors | ‘again, diplomatic informants re- | port. Friction developed between the neighboring countries late in | 1952 when Argentina stopped per- | ‘mitting her citizens to go to Uru- | is guay. ‘Mail Thievery Rises WASHINGTON (—The Post Of-: fice Department says there were 1.982 arrests between last July and | February for rifling home and apartment mailboxes. It was more than in any previous comparable | SP Open Monday a and Friday Nights Sears infant dept.... | period. The thieves are “fools” fo ~ ‘think they can get away with it. Postmaster General Summerfield ~ said. yi NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bedled proposals wil) be recetved b: the Board of County Road Commission ers of the County of Oekland at thei — —eftices_3o0 8 Telegraph Read, Pontiac +f — Michigan until 10.00 o'clock am. East 9. ern Standard Time. May,.5. 1955. at which time and place they will be publicis | opened and read for furnishing th’ - foliowing: re s Compensation Insurance for one Comprebensive Liability Insurance for one year. Automobile & Truck Pleet Insurance for ome year i ~ Information, bidding blanks and spect. | fications may be obtained upon request All proposals must be plainly marked — as to their contents. | The Board reserves the right to reject | any or all proposais or to waive defects | and to accept the proposals that, in the opinion of the Board, is in the best in- | terest and to the advantage of the Board | of County Road Commissioners of the | County of Oakland, Michigan, and of the County of Oakland, Michigan. BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD | COMMISSIONERS OF THE | COUNTY OF OAKLAND, | MICHIGAN LEE O. BROOKS SOL D. LOMERSON \ ROBERT O. FELT | April 14. 196? | Notice of Special Assessment: Sanitary Sewer on Wyoming Ave. | To: I G. Kachoora, Natalie eictina | Andrew Ketter. Ellender. Gray and Eis- ner, Robert R. Mays, George King and ,to all persons interested. take notice ‘That the roll of the Special Assessment -heretofore made by the City Assessor for the purpose of defraying that part of the cost which the Commission decided should be paid and borne by specia ‘assessment for the construction of san: tary sewer on Wroming avenue from * Trunk Sewer east of Motor Street to Re . feet west of Motor street ts now or file in my office for public inspection Notice is also hereby given that the Commission and the Assessor of the City of Pontiac. will meet at the Mi nicips) Court in said City, on the lotr dav of April A.D 1955 at 800 o'clock pm. to review said assessment at which time and place opportunity wil! be giver ail persons interested to be heard Dated. April 13. 1958 ADA R EVANS City Clerk April 14, 1055 . Notice of Special Assessment: (curb, Gutter, Drainage and Relat ed Work on Elm Street. To: Verne C. Hampton. John Mysky, Guy Holt, Dale P. Herron. Mary V Poole, Co.. Louis Corder. 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Stock ruffles, matching inding. styles elasticized at waist for nylon lace or embroidery ontiac. will meet at the Municipai Court in maid City. on the 18th day of April AD., 1955 at 6:00 o'ciock pm. to ‘peview said assessment. at which time ‘and place opportunity will be given aii ‘persone interested to heard. | * Dated: April 13, b | \ ADA R. EVANS, up now and save! White. Teen's sizes. better fit. Prints on white and trims. Floral prints‘on wh _ pastel grounds, 2-6x. tinted grounds. 26s. aia! or youn money Gace SEARS wan Saginaw St Phone FE SIM 4, pri 14, 1968 | —— tf , i ee ‘ ” s & rs ‘ f é 'y = 4 = ; i # < ; \ 2 i % . : F . . “i | i be : \ { * ‘ ; ee a a gg eee Paes ie oe ee = mee 2 ee # _THE PONTIAC. ‘PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 Everyone Should Be Alone at Times Sometimes doubtful about her own identity. By MARGARET LATROBE How do you get rid of all these folks? It seems fo me that in “being a friend te man” we have bought a bill of goods which has fright. — ened us into giving away our birthright—a minute alone new and again. Popularity has been made to ap- pear so desirable that people are a little ashamed of a free Sat- urday night. A woman says, with pride in her voice: “We haven't had dinner at home for seven weeks.” Or, the busy clubman collects committees »instead of stamps or butterflies. Friends, civic work, social life— | all of it is delightful up to a point. But it seems to me that sometimes we throw ourselves away on a false busyness, just because the books say it's downright wicked to enjoy being alone. That isn’t, of course, what they mean at all. Modern psychology warns against “‘loneliness,"” the misfit, the mor- shredded But you know feels lucky because: she is needed. ? She Without’ her-—poot! Of course, she should haye one precious hour each day all her own. Or a week, if she can find one. But you know how it would be spent, don't you? Do- ing something for those she loves better than she loves herself. Justice Triumphs ATLANTA, Ga, ® — ae Rete Williams ‘was visiting a friend, Mrs, J, W. Sills, and answered | corys aml ce ihe rca pa wes two cents postage | due ot @ card for Mrs. Sills. Mrs. Iw illiams gladly paid. She'd mailed | the card. ee Re tek peee a mance Mar Yok bee 25 ute ooo yards of sand and silt carried ‘down the Hudson. a SEV NTEEN Book ‘Thlewe Repent BETTENDORF, lowa ®) — A, plea by Bettendorf school officials for return of some 250: books over- due at the junior high library prompted a girl student to bring gation member to return two which he had overlopked. A new rege of mothgroot age BAe 2! ere leborataries of the US Depart ‘back 70 books and a board of edu-:.ment of Agriculture. ° Copyright 1955 bidly introverted personality who is , Unwanted and— quently undone. : I going, and for what?” Women more frequently add —'’What's left of me?” A woman, bésy with breakfast and school lunches and school | buses and milk money and Scout meetings' and music lessons, danc-_ ing lessons, helping with home- | work, planning meals, doing laun- dry. making or carpenter Ao come at once and get the ho@sehold happin again so the buttons will set things in motion—she is the one who is Scales Beneath Pavement Weigh Moving Trucks a dozep phone calls _ imploring electrician on plumber | CHICAGO (UP) — Electronic truck scales to weigh moving trucks: have been installed on a test basis in Oregon and Iowa. The American Public_Works As- sociation saiti the scales also. count the number of vehicles using the highways and record their speed. One of the scales has been _placed under the . surface of a highway near Hubbard, Ore., and the other is in — hear in highway research for planning | and design purposes It ts aia hoped that. the scale | will make it unnecessary to stop | trucks and get a sample measure. | This practice has brought com- | plaints from truckers who dislike delays at weighing stations, re- gardiess of whether their trucks | may be overloaded. Expects to Pay Fine, Receives $37 Instead M , N.H. @® — John J. Fiske walked ‘into police er quarters expecting to pay a for overtime -parking—but collect- ed $37 instead. When the desk officer asked Fiske to produce his driving li- cense, he said he had lost it with his wallet. ‘Is this it?” asked the deskman, showing a wallet containing the license and $37. It was, The wallet had been found and pnd over to police. ‘Fiske didn’t even have to pay a fine because it was his first offense. 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Since the start of the Korean fighting, it USO Troupe Slo Russe | the Arctic Circle. } _S HE RONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 [Nope, Best: Sergeants | {lace.” says the major, “he ought | More Printers Sought . |er cent of the workers in the} “An average Americhn drinks 27 7 : “A group of Moscow arti | make a dandy = gallons ; Amuses Ice Floe Exiles : a imisher| Don't Have Any at All |? ™** 8 —— DERKOTT to "A ‘steaiiy’ ta | Met oemenrelel Brinig and eats bine Bas 4 LONDON cluding solists from the Bolshoi | : Ps ‘ lithographing industries are older @—A kind of Soviet Theater, are touring the arctic re-| oxsaza p—Peter ‘Molland ‘has Royal Pair in France creasing shortage of skilled jour-! 5°55 and that 30 per cent will USO troupe is boosting morale on| $M and have arrived at scientif-| . healthy heart on the right side drifting ice floes near the North! the. broadcast said. Pole, Radio Moscow reported to-|" Glock, armed forces medical of oe and cpeteers 7 Ptiagentboat report to the Printing Industry of . 7 Capital punishment cases in ficer. He xtrocardia fed from America today a | America indicated that the ratio) ‘With 43 million Moslems, India| “i seothive. pote. Of ay, - From : . | It said the entertainers are per-|Towa are deferred at least one Which the’ position of the internal | the liner United States. They left|of apprentices in the “industry is the third largest of the Moslem : Use by VigOrOUS | torming for the men stationed at| year, the time starting with the sans is reversed. _-|at once by train for Paris and| should be 1 to 5 but.js only 1| countries in the world, Indonesia is Conservation . | weather obseryation posts aboveidate of the death sentencing. | has remained the world’s most} ‘ critical material. The department's project to con- serve nickel dealt principally with the reduction of nickel in armor plate, conversion from nickel-bear- ing to straight chromium stainless steels in food-handling equipment, the use of boron steel in tank and nickel in ship ‘“‘cupro-nickel’’ by two-thirds and investigation of the use of such alternative materials as aluminum, magnesium, and high ls. In time of war, when materials become short, the military serv- ices wil] then be able to switch quickly to these alternate designs. | Conservation is promoted through substitution of less critical in place | ae of more critical materials, simpli- = fied design, reduction in size and > weight of such items as radios and radar, improved packaging, elimination or combination of parts, repair and salvage, and improved | scrap-handling. “Conservation contracts’ are also a part of the department's | program. Under these contracts, contractors agree to review, item by item, opportunitiees to reduce content. of critical materials— in| equipment ordered, Any improvement js put into ef- fect in production designs on exist- ing orders, DAR Wants Hat to Keep Statue of George Warm WASHINGTON i®—Because of a motherly concern lest the father of his counfry look cold around the | ears, a hat has been added to the design of a George Washington staflie to be erected at Gettys-| burg, Pa. | The statue is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, whose president general, Miss Gertrude Carraway, disclosed the design change today. a * * In discussing the program and projects of the 64th annual gather- ing of the Daughters here next | week, she mentioned the DAR memorial bell tower on the Gettys- brg_ battlefield; The DAR raised half a milion dolars for this proj- ect, and Miss Carraway will tell | the Daughters that the carillon of 36 bells has now been electrified. A four-panel bas-relief of the | story of Valley Forge. done by ” ” heymen is causing serious con- N »? = next 10 i¢ drifting station “North Pole 4,""| 1+ ni chest, says Maj. Robert F.| LE HAVRE, France uw» — The ( the printing ‘tedusicy, “A — industry in the next , lek } “With his heart in the wrongitheir home outside the French to-10. The rdport showed that 23) first and Pakistan is second. * TERRIFIC SAVINGS NOW at FEDERAL'S! HURRY! me - aan * easteg@e Ti i * ‘ rir ‘ e i ee) ea ' a oepere bang eu eaeeeeh imp at Ad ge teeth ga se | ~ a4 | Ay ating ie) \ Values to 2.00! Many styles jones 3 D> Jie Nags afm euiet & . Wal ; | oe FAMOUS BRAS 78 ties eee oe 7 gemini be a im to a if umgien 1g Tat | iigimee ti 1 ee Pajamas imi) i me eee Oe ee - reco . . Values to 5.95! Smart Reg. 89c first quality Values to 19.94! Smart NEW HAT ae ae Rain-and- FASHIONS NYLONS Vt oe Bue cs Reg. 2.00! Special purchase GIRDLES, PANTIES 1.49 aan New York sculptor C. Paul Jenne- | . wein, is being installed in the me- morial tower, Outside wil be a statue of Washington by the same artist, carved out of stone from Ro@kwood,-Ala. -. Miss Carraway said the original thought it would be too cold for him to have his hat éff,”’ said Miss Carraway. Wright Memorial — Now Lighted Nightly KILL DEVIL HILL, N. C. (UP) —The National Park Service has agreed to light the famous Wright Memorial Monument on the lonely Outer Banks each night of the year. In the past, the tall granite shaft | atop the dunes where the Wright brothers made the world's (first successful heavier-than-air flight has been lighted only for a few months each year. | Lighted by floodlights - at its | base, the monument presents a | startling appearance, seeming to | float in space. The lighted shaft is visible at | night for more than 20 miles on | beth land and sea and for greater | distances from the air. —— Senor O'Reilly, Si, Si | Lj South America boasts many an | historic hero with a resounding | Irish name. Bernardo O'Higgins | liberated Chila An Irish sailor; named William Brown founded Ar- | gentina’s navy. Simon Bolivar’s | chief aides included Daniel Flor- | ence O'Leary and Francis Burdett O'Connor. 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Rate ’ a ” Play “Bonanzagram” Weekly _ Win Large Cash Awards *. . - a ® , & Over 54,000 Circulation ig Largest in Our History | THE PONTIAC PRESS °° | PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 rations vi General March Succumbs at 90 Served as the Army’s Chief of Staff in First World War WASHINGTON vw—Gen, Peyton C. March, Army chief of staff in World War I, died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital. He was 90. The goateed soldier had spent the last 33 years of his life in retire ment, He had been hospitalized since February 1954 after breaking a hip in a fall. When he died, his McEntee, was at his bedside. | The Germans were pushing off on their last big offensive when Gen, March returned from France in March 1918 to become Army, chief of staff, He had been Gen. J. Pershing's artillery chief on the Western Front. Deluged with frantic appeals for reinforcements, March put in mo- tion plans which resulted in the a * aa at aie ee ai Ne . at _can—soldiers te Europe _in—just— few months. This was regarded as one of his greatest achievements in World War I. ; : ee ” SAFE BY A FOOT—The driver of the tractor-trailer rig shown here is a lucky man. Virgil Phillips, of Birmingham, Ala., suffered only from fright when a 100-foot section of the 507-foot span over the Elk River north of Decatur, Ala., collapsed. Phillips said if his tractor had been a foot farther’ back it would have dropped. At Internal Revenue Office Local Wage Earners Race With Income Tax Deadline Secretary of Defense Wilson said Pontiac wage earners, apparently resigned to the in-| wad “last- evitable, are troyping in a steady stream up the steps at pomgialatnartns < mana haa a ae 53% ‘W. Huron St. to ante up for Uncle Sam. | Army Stevens recalled that long While no-dast-minute rush has materialized, the local after the general had retired he office of the Internal Revenue Service has been busy con- | was a “valued adviser on military stantly from § a. m. to 8 p. m. each day this week. | matters.” Lyle D. Russell, administrative supervisor, said | a he ics no zero-hour flood of taxpayers on Friday, | Province in Greece last day for filing. Jolted by Earthquake With the extra month of grace created by moving the} ATHENS (INS) A violent deadline back to April 15 this year, the great majority | earthquake rocked the Greek prov- of taxpayers have already filed. ' “ lince of Peloponesus Wednesday “nee ” am. | night causing widespread damage Most of the people coming in now,” Russell com - 1 cities, s Ld three years after the war. As time passed, he fel back into history's rank was raised to full general. A native of Easton, Pa., March | was outstanding at West Point. He fought in beth the Spanish-Ameri- can War and the Philippine Insur- rection. He won the Distinguished | Service Cross for gallantry in lead- ing a charge during the assault. on Manila in 1898. Later in his ca- reer, he received many more American and foreign decorations. seeond wife, the former Cora V. |, movement of two million Ameri | He retired as a major general’ shadows, In 1930, his -permanent. 5 EE PLAN ARMED FORCES DAY CELEBRATION — Four members| . of the “Armed Forces Day Planning Committee” are shown above dis; | son, of the Pontiac National uard; and Capt. Cari G."arling, command- cussing preliminary plans for the observance here May 21. Left to right | ing officer of the 107th Ordnance Company, National PGuard. Ylans are: Fred V. Haggard, Oakland County CIO Council resident; Lt. B. A. | call for open houses at all local armed forces installations plus a parade Woessner, of the ontiac Naval Reserve Division; S. F. C. Glenn Simp-| in the morning. Defends State Department’s Immigration Ope U Pontiac Press Phote RANGON, Burma (®—Flown in under a blanket of official secrecy, Comrhunist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai arrived in Burma today en ence at Bandung, Indonesia. . Only a handful of high Burmese officials, the Soviet ambassador and a few newsmen were on hand pat Kingaladon Airport as the big Air India Skymaster roared in with Chou’s % - man party. Burmese air foree jets escorted the airliner from the Chinese border. : s route to the Asian-African confer-[ their talks into the afternoon at the premier’s residence. Presum- ably they were discussing the Bandung conference. = The Chinese premier, originally scheduled to arrive yesterday, de- layed his flight from Kunming for 24 hours. The unexplained delay came aft- Peiping radio accused “‘agents" \ist China of sabotaging an earlier {plane carrying Red Chinese dele- | gates to Bandung. The plane went down in the South China Sea Mon- were rescued. Ping point before it crashed, dis- missed the sabotage charge as er of * -the United States and National- cetorememmage —_—— Secrecy Shrouds Chou En-lai’s Arrival in Burma “unfortunate accident." Chou ‘and U Nu will be joined @ay with 19 aboard. Three Indians | here tomorrow by India’s Prime —two crewmen and an engineer—| Minister Nehru and Egypt's Pre- questioned McLeod for over two “utter nonsense.” The British For- | eign Qffice termed the crash 4 | security chief who is administrator g Watkins Doubts A Corsi Charges Subcommittee Probing Accusations Made by Ousted Aide WASHINGTON if—Sen. Watkins (R-Utah) defended today the State Department's administration of the refugee immigration program against Edward Corsi's charge it | has been ‘ta scandalous failure.” | Watkins steered the 1953 Refugee ' Act through the Senate and is a member of a Senate Judiciary sub- committee which has called Corsi for closed-door questioning in an inquiry into operatign of the law. * * bd The subcommittee quickly swung into an investigation late yester- day amid a continuing furor over Secretary of State Dulles’ dismis- sal of Corsi as a special adviser on refugee problems. _ Watkins said that while the pro- | gram has been moving more slow- 'ly than he would like, “I think | that under all the circumstances | they have done a good job." | He also said in an interview | that he was satisfied that the slow- ness in admitting refugees to this country under the program is not due to any desire by State Depart- ment officials to avoid carrying out the law. The Italian-born Corsi, a prom- inent New York Republican, de- clared after his dismissal that ‘an intolerant minority" in Congress and the State Department had sab- Otaged the program. It wag de- signed to bring up to 214,000 refu- gees and other nonquota immi- grants to this country by the end of next year. Corsi named Rep. Walter (D- Pa), who had accused him of past associations with groups later list- ed as Communist fronts, and R, W. Scott McLeod, State Department of the program. The Judiciary subcommittee, headed by Sen. Langer (R-ND), | mier Gamal Abdel Nasser, who | hours yesterday at a closed-door Bandung. U.S. officials in Washington and have been meeting in New Delhi. Hong Kong, the plane's last stop-| All four plan to leave together ; Saturday in the Indian plane for session, s s Corsi had complained that only 1,000 refugees have been admit- ted under the 1953 immigration act. McLeod told reporters that 24,810 visas have been issued so far. He said over 3,700 of these were for mented, “are those who owe the government money .. . hock refugees and the rest were for I guess they just wanted to put it off as long as possible.” fe esth ock also was. felt in| Burmese Premier U Nu and For- aliens eligible for admission as The office will be open until 8 p. m. tonight and tomor-| “agence France Presse said the = Minister Sao Hkun — relatives of U.S. citizens. row, after which the normal city of Kaiamai was the worst mn he descended Semm. Immigration service _ figures § p.m. closing time will be observed. : P affected, with 500 houses damaged. oo ee ; a a = Pontiae Press Photo INSPECTS NAVY RESERVISTS — Cmdr. W. W. | vard, is a preliminary to competition which will end Carison, commanding officer of the Detroit Naval | in the naming of the top training unit in the United Reserve Training Center, is shown inspecting per-| States. The installation and personnel of Division sonnel at Pontiac's training center last night. The | 9-104 was rated as “‘very good" by Carlson and a review, held at 7:30 at the Armory on East Boule- | 3-man. inspecting team: vard, is a. ~~ -Four hours “Blue Water Bridoe Very Good | plane. ’ * s * mier Chen Yi, Foreign Trade Min- ister Ye Chee and Vice Foreign Minister Chu Han-fu. Also aboard Was Indonesia's ambassador to Peiping, A. Mononutu, who is ac- companying the Red Premier to Bandung. ? * after his arrival, Chou lunched with U Nu at the mansion of Burmese President Ba U. The two premiers continued Toll Cut Authorized PORT HURON w — The- state current toll is 50 cents, The state Senate yesterday au- thorized the commission to cut the toll when bonds which financed construction of the bridge are re- tired. The commission said the $419,000 still outstanding should be paid off within two years. It still will be necessary to charge a small toll for mainte- nance of the bridge, which runs he peepee The bridge was built in 1938 at | ‘| @ cost of $2,300,000. Air-Cooled Sidewalks Planned in Lauderdale ~ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (INS) — Something new for the weary shopper is being glanned by merchants—air conditioned Air-cooled sidewalks to keep win- | F z 7 i oF z g 3 af ; z i ili Chou’s party included Vice Pre- | Ont., probably will be reduced |, -}to 15 cents within two years, The OATH ADMINISTERED — Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum (center) administers oaths of office to Pon-| McCallum also swore in five councilmen during last tiac Boys’ Club officers, Dick Neaves, 17, councilman | night's initiation at the club. The youths were chosen at large and Dean Perkio, 15, (right), mayor. Judge | during the club’s annual election last month. Pontiac Press Phote showed 16,713 entries up to April 1, and McLeod said that of the persons issued visas as refugees, 1,044 have actually entered the The processing of aliens in the relative category is easier, he said, because they have not had to have quired of refugees. “We feel we are doing a good Job under the circumstances of trying to make this rather diffi- cult law work," he said. + Solon-Goes to Rescue ‘Tot towly Hamburger LANSING # — Like Sir Galahad of old, Sen. Harold M. Ryan (D- Detroit) charged to the rescue yes- terday of “the poor defenseless hamburg.” °. Ryan tilted his spear at a Senate bill to allow monosodium glutamate to be added to hamburger. It was described as a seasoning and is the principle element of various patented. salts intended to give “zest”’ to meat. “We ought to preserve the purity of hamburgers,” Ryan said. “‘Ham- burger should stay hamburger. If we allow this to be added pretty soon’ the salf manufacturers, the pepper manufacturers and the gar- lic . manufacturers - will- want- per- missien to add their products to hamburger.” JONIA @® —. The new. $7,000,000 medium’ security prison planned field and—most important — a large unit for an academic schoo] and vocational shops. Langius said this is a design for a particular type of inmate atid for a particular function. The new prison is intended to rehabilitate thoroughly screened first offenders who indicate a will- ingness to learn a trade or com- plete high school education. It will provide for the education and training of 600 eligible young men during their prison term—in order to reduce, possibily even eliminate, the hazard of their be- coming habitual criminals, - Prison to Follow ‘Campus Plan’ laboratory, typing room and music gree of privacy. Each alse con- facilities, A flexible vocational program allows expansion of facilities with- in the permanent structure to care for an alternately increasing and diminishing transient population. The brochure indicates the training program will be’ coor- dinateqd with the institution's maintenance and service depart- ments wherever possible. _A large public visiting area is | provided for the administration building. The young inmates will get more frequent visits from rela- tives and friends than in older types of prisons. All radio and telephone control apparatus of institution's se- curity system is centralized in the administration building, The dining hall is planned as‘a twofold operation. It will serve a|. primary purpose as a dining room and also will operate as a class- room for inmates learning the es- sentials of food preparation and org. =. ~ Five individual structures are planned for inmate housing. 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The only exception will be Cross activities not 0 ol re te civil defense, which remain under Red Cross In disasters resulting from nat- ural causes, such as tornadoes, floods, huprricanes, explosions and other catastrophes, the- Red Cross will be responsible for meeting other welfare needs of disaster vic- tims and will exercise administra- tive and financial control of its own operations. * "Spook Finally contre! Exposed as Bird on TV Antenna Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rofe, of 64 Matthews St.; thought spooks invaded their house when they began. hearing a tapping noise that seemed to come from every: where at once. A 2%-week check of the base- ment, attic. and partitions failed to turn up the source of the ' noise. “At first I thought it was the draft regulator on the fur- “Jt was just by luck that we dis covered it was a bird tapping his ee he stated. pisks ‘dnecstbod the tard's exdies as having the effect of an -alarm clock because it wakes up his two sons, Mike, 7, and Jimmy, 4, about 6 a.m. every day. “If this is the bird's mating call, |he's certainly using the most mod- ern method of communications,” he conclu Social Services Talk Scheduled Tonight - The third in a series of free on social services avail- in this area wil be presented at 7:30 tonight at the Pontiac ae Guidance. Clinic, 113 Frank- lin Blvd, Clinic Director Madeleine Halt will moderate a panel discus: sion by staff members F. Robert Wolaeger, Elsie Lifton and Oliva Vivia, _ brings Visitors tonight also will be taken’ for a tour of the clinic, whose a are chiefly for emotional- Biv disturbed children, et oot ee Phir’ County CIO the Pontiac-Area United Fund on and ithe American Assn. of - Social , Workers. Pictures Talk Back . CHICAGO (UP)—The Art In | stitute of Chicago is experimenting A touch | with ‘talking pictures.” of a button beside a_ painting a. recorded two-minute talk about the masterpiece. Dems to Gather for Washington Parley, Banquet. WASHINGTON (INS) — Demo- cratic Party leaders are gathering in Washington today for a two-day meeting which will be highlighted by a special $100-a-plate banquet honoring House Speaker Sam Ray- ' burn. The two-day session will start with a Democartic National Com- mittee meeting tomorrow morning ‘and end Saturday night with the House Majority, Leader John Mc- Cormack of Massachusetts and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. 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The American Public Works As- sociation says an academic con- troversy has arisen over the ques- tion of whether garbage should or should not be enclosed in paper gobi a GPE. 7 Ht 29 il Car Plate Thief Brave CHICAGO (®—Willis Wells is still ee oe oat ee cee af i ; E i t iF ae d : a gittee In many areas of Southeast [ Asia there is half an acre of land Teenage Lawmakers ~* |Take Over in Maryland ANNAPOLIS, Md. ® — Youthful lawmakers from all over Mary- land start a three-day session of the YMCA model legislature today undef the glare of television lights. The Voice of America will have a crew of TV technicians on hand /at the proceedings in the State- Mati Tammarru, a young Es- tonian-born student who spent sev- eral years in displaced persons camps in Austria before coming president is Walter Servinaten | a Negro student in Baltimore. Of every four persons who get cancer, one will be. saved, but three will die. One more could be saved if the disease had been detected early enough. Ex- Solon Convicted of Evasion of Taxes SPRINGFIELD, Mo. —A fed- eral court jury yesterday convicted O. K, Armstrong,’ writer and for- mer. Republican congressman from Missouri, of income tax evasion. The jury recommended leniency. expenses listed in returns in 1947- 48-49 and involved a tax deficiency of $3,092.86, Armstrong contended he was entitled to liberal expenses sooeemned by his free-lance writ- ing. The government said he failed to keep sufficient records. | The defense has until Wednes- day-to file motions for a new trial, Armstrong was a congressman from 1950 to 1952, Some lizards are difficult to distinguish from snakes. ‘The case centered chiefly around | oo ¥, _ Monday-Friday Nights | "til 9 o’Clock atiec State Bank Special Event RAINCOATS A group of 100 rai ly priced for this sate. Wonderful Values—Especiale 37 N. SAGINAW ST. Open Monday and Friday Nights "til 9 PM. 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APRIL 14, '1935 TWENTY-THREE * 2°’ @ BEGGING up for his supper as Ted Savage, one of three brothers who operate the farm. south of Saginaw, digs up the food. Ted and this brother, Lewis, started pelt business in 1937. MINK—A mink at the Savage Bros. sake seaniia aes Convicts Strike. for Extra Meal Huntsville, Tex., Felons. Won't Leave Prison’s Play Yard HUNTSVILLE, Tex. ®—A band of extra-tough convicts yelling for “three square meals a day, instead of two’’ squatted stubbornly today | in a@ state prison play yard for a second straight day. They played softball last night | and threatened to maim them- | selvés as guards trained machine | guns on. — No break was in sight in a tense, waiting game between the 52 con- | victs who won't return to maxi-. mum security cejls and the guards | who paced 30-foot concrete-and- | steel walls that ring the rebels. The striking inmates get two chinese meals a day because they do no prison work. Prisoners outside the | maximum security « section get three. The white overall-clad convicts | spent a chity sight in the open. yard. The criminals, many spending most of each day in soli- Peg confinement, refsed at 3:30: .m. yesterday to come in from aves exercise period. The men go out to the yard in groups of ® or 6. . Some of the farm land in China is occupied by as many as seven people per acre. y| United Nations or elsewhere, he | | went on, it will be impossible to 100 Germans to Take |U.S. Allegiance Oath : Patan Believes | coer will be a candidate again, | and I am very certain he will.” Dems Afraid Ike Will Run Again WASHINGTON (—Sen, Bridges (RNH) said today Democrats seem to be “very fearful’ that — Eisenhower will run-in Bridges, chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee, able to vote in a national election Texas School Board Told to Stop Work IRVING, Tex. — Dist. Judge Charleg-E. Long Jr. has ordered the interim Irving School Board “to hold everything” until the city district is to be created. Opponents of Dr. John L. Beard, ousted aS Irving school superin- tendent Feb. 16, alleged that the standby board was hiring and fir- ing teachers, * * Beard’s ouster caused the walk- out of more than 200 teachers and employes, all later dismissed and decides Saturday if a new school, Hole in Freighter NORFOLK, Va. ®—The Colom- bian freighter Ciudad de Bogota, displaying a 20-foot hole in her side after a collision with a Cuban freighter, was scheduled to reach ‘| Newport News today under tow. The 325-foot vessel was taken in tow last night by the Coast Guard cutter Cherokee. The Bogota collided early yes- .terday with thet Cuban freighter ‘Bahia de Matanzas in a dense fog some 15 miles éast of Oregon Inlet off the North Carolina coast. An unidentified crewman on the Bogota was crushed to death in his bunk by a buckled steel plate. : only slight damage in the collision, ‘was reported en route to Baltimore under her own power, Champion Deerslayer CONCORD, N. H. (UP)— The deer Louis Gregory of Keene bagged this year wasn’t too big, 100 pounds. But it kept his record intact. According to state records, Gregory took up the sport of hunt- ing 52 years ago—and he has shat one deer each -year since then. HUNTSVILLE, Ala, @® — More) than 100 Germans, some of whom | helped this country develop its. |guided missile program, planned | | to take the oath of allegiance to/ |the United States today. | | Also in the group are some who | helped develop the deadly Nazi V2 rocket at Pennemunde, Germany, in World War II. All came to the United States from Germany in 1945 and 1946, = were moved to nearby Red- ne Arsenal in 1950, ‘Wants Red China - af Far East Parley | PRINCETON, N.J, @—Canadian | Foreign Secretary Lester B. 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(UP)—If your child fills his room with rocks, shells, insects or dead leaves, don't treat him as a delinquent. You may havea future scientist on your hands. According to Dr. Rolland J. Gla- dieux, a science teacher, such éol- lecting is one of many traits com- mon to science-talented youngsters. Dr. Gladieux is assistant prin- cipal and head of the science department at the Kenmore, N.Y. high school. Other. traits peculiar to would- be scientists, according to Dr. Gla- dieux: 1. He waits for his teacher be- fore school to discuss a scientific problem. 2. He asks searching questions in science class. 3. He has a science library of | technical books. 4. At one time he built model airplanes. 5. He’s handy with a soldering iron, has.a home laboratory in the basement. , 6. He has a part-time. job, using his earnings to buy home lab equip- ment. 7. He is a radio “ham.” 8. He belongs to all the science clubs and is working on a project to enter in a science contest. 9. His mother complains to his teacher that he talks science morn- ing, noon and night. Says Congress Library Trying to Do Too Much ROCHESTER, N. Y. congressman thinks something ought to be done about the over- loaded Library of Congress in Washington. : Rep. Harold C. Ostertag (R-NY) said the place is filled to over- flowing and is ‘“‘slowly going a to defeat before mankind's fero- cious habit of putting everything | down on paper.” There are 5,000,- 000 manuscripts in the library = still have to be catalogued and filed. “Unless we put a curb on this said. The Rio Grande is the third longest stream in the United States, exceeded only by the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. (UP) A’ verbosity, chaos awaits,” Ostertag | Despite His Objections Nehru May Emerge From Conference’ as Most Influential Leader in Free Asia NEW DELHI, India #—Prime Minister Nehru says he doesn't want to be the leader of free Asia. But if he stands up successfully to Red China's men at the Asian- African conference next month, he may find the job thrust upon him. Admittedly Nehru remains today a strong neutralist and a powerful supporter of the theory of coex- * * «© This determination will meet its greatest test, it appears, at the Bandung, Indonesia, parley of more than 20 Asian and African nations April 18-24, If Nehru sup- ports the cause of democracy there as as he has begun to do at home he should emerge ag the No. 1 man in all free Asia. Advance indications are that the Nehru delegation to Bandung will talk about both communism and colonialism. High on the list of subjects the group hopes to talk about is a community development program to show people how to help themselves. This is regarded s. * s But, at a conference representing More than half the world’s popula- world power bloc, though he has repeatedly denied any such inten- tions, If such a movement got started at Bandung, which way would it go? “It’s just a question of mak- ling Nehru's thoughts—and_state- [aula — on: international affairs |match his thoughts and statements on internal affairs,"’ says one West- erner who is familiar with the sit- uation. s s Ld] * | Dombrowski, Indian communism, accusing the leftwingers of being more con- cerned with the welfare of foreign powers—specifically Soviet Russia Judge Goes Easy on Truthful Driver CHICAGO W—Judge Joseph J. Butler got a surprise in Safety Court yesterday when Carl P. 21, appeared before him on a drunken driving charge. “I suppose you'd had just a cou- ple of beers,” Butler said with - | evident irritation. “No,” replied Dombrowski. “I'd had seven or eight beers, maybe more. I'm not sure exactly how many, but anyhow I'd had too much." “It’s refreshing to have someone tell the truth in this court,” Judge Butler said. “I'm not going to im- pose a hardship on your family by taking your money, but you're going to lose your driver's license for a year.” and Red China—than with that of a their own country. * * * Those who want to heal Nehru's | — rift with the West—which many | @ say is largely based on misunder- | 7 standing rather than sharp funda-| © mental bitterness — view his con- | 7° cern over internal communism | — here as a first step in that direc- |; tion. Those who believe there are| ©, growing signs of healing India's rift with the West find satisfac- tion with the light slaps Nehru has given the formation of the South- | § east Asia Treaty Organization at | Bangkok. He Asked for It NORTH HAVEN, Conn. (UP) — Frank Boyle of Milford decided to be kind-hearted and offered two hitchhikers a ride to Wallingford in his auto. 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TuunsDay, APRIL 14, 1955 Church at Drayton ‘Slates Spring Concert Sunday _ DRAYTON PLAINS — A Spring enbound Soldier.” Mrs. M Wolfe will be the soloist. — Group three will consist of “Con. | ~| sider the Lilies” with Mrs, John Kleinert as solist, “With a Voice Singing,” “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind,” and “The Lost Chord” with Mrs. Alice Shaw as soloist. St. Andrew's Junior Choir, un- = = The Young People’s Fellowship of St. Andrew’s will serve refresh- ments at.a brief reception follow- ing the concert. There will be no admission charge but a free will offering will be taken. St. Andrew’s combined choirs are sponsoring the event, which is | open to the public. Additional County News village president Gently at a special meeting of.the | effect of vision on personality, so on Page 32 G. H Leever to Head Village of Dryden DRYDEN — G. Harold Leever Was named re- village council, Robert Weingartz was elected in March to the post, but declined to take office. Kenneth Steiner re- mained in office until the appoint- Leever, 3 ment of At the same meeting, committee appointments for the year were gene Brace PTA to Hear Talk by Optometrist SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—Dr. Irving Adler of the Wayne County Society of Optometrists will be the guest speaker at the 8 p.m. meet- ing today of the Brace School PTA. A discussion period will cover the cial adjustment and education. is? Us Baine your Car oP To POWER PAR for os low as $100 DOWN per tire ead your awe NOW! “DO IT YOURSELF” With This Complete Work Shop _ —= I! Bin P= FE i: : POWER START —tt tates POWER TURNS—M tes th peal nt POWER CO ties ote irae Nowe, Li FE-SAVER... sect. punctures permanently, has a special grip-block skid-defying tread—the Tubeless with the Mestest. 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Senate Receives Act Setting Up Procedures for Source Surveys” ' LANSING #—A new bill to pro- vide state assistance in locating additional public water supplies fore the Senate today. It is a substitute for a broader liam S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) mission to survey new age. The substitute bill contains no appropriation for the surveys. Broomfield said the State Af- fairs Committee felt the legisia- ture should increase the com- mission’s budget fer that pur- pose when surveys are planned. The bill now would require local | governments desiring help to file | # @ request with the commission | The state commission would be AVON TOWNSHIP—Home own- ; water system to be installed in> their area, Felix Anderson, of the engineer- ing firm of Johnson and Anderson, that final steps are being | , and the plans are in the : of the Health Department final approval. Asked way the Proposed w water Big Square Dance Roundup Planned ” WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — The Merry Mixers Dance Club is sponsoring the third annual square dance roundup, to be held Friday evening at the CAI building. Invited to participate are the Allemanders, the Avon Township | Club, the Calico Squares, the Clarkston Fourth Nighters, the Clarkston Saturday Night Club, and the Clarksfon Wednesday | Night Club. Others asked to join in the fun are the Commerce Gay Timers, the Country Cousins, the Do-C-Do Club, the Elk’s Sashay, the Hoe- downers, Holly Square D,. Prom- enaders, Square Set, Style Step- pers, Suburban Steppers, the West- ern Twirlers and the Y Aduits. Edward “Rockwell is general | chairman of the event, by Hal Brows. Budding aan Tier Worry Traverse Area TRAVERSE CITY (#—Unseason- brought out buds on thousands of cherry trees in this region. The budding is at least 10 days ahead of normal and threatens possible damage such as occurred trict -Horticultural Agent Clarence If the buds do not encounter damage, the entire region may have an excellent crop of tree fruits of all kinds, Mullett added. '| €.K. Miller said “I wish we could assisted | - ‘Card -Party Is Tonight _The chicken dinner 1-3 p.m. Bunday, with vited South Avon Residents Get Interlochen Contest Progress Report on Water mains - not go through more thickly populated sections than proposed, Township Supervisor put water in the whole town- ship, but we are first putting mains in sections from which pe- titions have been received." Miller welcomed teacher Mrs. | Mabel Norman and her sixth grade department, pupils from the Stiles School, who came to observe the meeting. | Leading the 16 member class, | Tommy Raffel voiced a plan for vide music scholarships for deserv- a swimming pool and possible rec- reational program to be instituted Camp at Interlochen. in their schoo] area. | PTA Installs Officers, Presents Gift at Thomas THOMAS—Officers installed at a meeting of Thomas PTA this ; week were Mrs. Stanley Themm, Mrs. Ira Bates, vice . Donald Dudley, | . Daniel Bretzlaff, | president; president; A new microscope was pre- sented to the school by the PTA. Sea Diver to Address County Line School PTA ’ TROY TOWNSHIP—“‘Wonders of | the Sea” will be the entertainment topic at the 8 p.m. meeting today of the County Line School PTA. Deep sea diver A. Pilkington will be the speaker. ROCHESTER — Women's Relief | County Ce Calendar OES es porte. im _country style a the public in- Trey Tewnship The Bunko Club will meet with Mrs. Robertson, 635 Big Beaver Rd., ef the Big Beaver will have a paper THOR WRINGER WASHER Super-Agitetor This is not “just another price field but is a well-buile, durable machine with the famous-Thor advantages which have proved themselves over many years of use, _ @ Wringer swings to five sonveniont weter from washer in washer” in the low Hornet .... $54. Lite Weights, too, $39.95 Ouhonts 6.70% 15 $1.00 Down, $1.00 Week CONN CUTS PRICES ALL GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY AT SMASHING REDUCED PRICES MEN’S BETTER SUITS $7750 TOPCOATS MEN’S SPRING GABARDINE $4500 SPRING STYLES PANTS 997 x, Men's and Boy’s JACKETS neverstice Pink's Argy $495 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS DON’T FORGET! STOP in TODAY. Enter the B. F. GOODRICH $50,000 SWEEPSTAKES Nothing to Buy— No Obligation. ~ $EE BURNS AND ALLEN ON iii $4 Men's rine and Khaitt, Bives, Herringbone S&PANTS *2 fs ers sommes IN’S CLOTHES 714.8 aw Scheduled at Romeo | in the Romeo High School, ' day Club, the concert is presented to Elect Officers jot Mrs. R, E. Driver, be the subject of iscussion, Titer Easter Sale! BETTER DRESS SHOES _ OF NATIONALLY ADV. MAKES the OES hall from | F _——- ROMEO — Pians are being completed for the 10th annual In- terlochen Music Scholarship Con- cert to be held at 8 p.m. April 19 ' Sponsored by the Romeo Mon- annually by the high school music Proceeds from the concert, as well as gifts from local clubs, or- The state would be limited to helping on preliminary engineering | reports involving the production. treatment and transmission of public water supplies for an area_ with inadequate supplies. PTA Elects Officers ALMONT — Officers of the Al mont PTA, elected recently, in- clude Joe O'Callahan, president; Fred Bassier, father vice dent; Mrs. Stanley Dombrowski, mother vice president; Arvid Watt, | ganizations and individuals, pro- | ing students to the National Music Representative students | both the vocal and instrumental | | Classes are selected by their class- | mates and i ctors to vie for | _ the opportunity of spending two weeks at the nationally famous -music camp next summer, West Bloomfield — Voters League WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- SHIP — Election of officers and annual reports will be taken up at | the annual meeting of the League | of Women Voters of West ——— field Township Tuesday. The meeting will be at the aca Birchway | Drive, Orchard Lake, beginning at | 10:45 a.m, Mrs, Graham Overgard | will be in charge of the luncheon | to follow the morning session. “Continuing responsibilities” will of the aeren from | teacher vice president; _ Spalding, secretary. 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Wil- | | who has been seeking help from) | the State Water Resources Com- | | water | sources for Oakland County com- | — munities faced with a water short- | ° authorized to reimburse local gov- | © ernments up to 50 per cent of the | | cost of such surveys but only if | | it has been given funds for that | ia x | Ba ak" Graham . | Terry, treasurer, and Mrs. Claude | State Water Aide setting forth that an engineer has | — been hired to make the surveys | * |and providing similar official data. presi- | | : ‘waits are “the Sd “FRIDAY | | SPECIALS | FOR THE HOME special i $1.69 value, a1 Playtex | Pillows $4.99 special Blankets | Od bade 2A $199 value. : Blankets $7.99 | special —& Beautiful flor- | als. 81 inches | long. : {Barkeloth Drapes. $7.99 4 forized, full bolts. EWENTY-EIGHT _ | ed | a THE PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY, APhit, 14, 1955 \ Pi f$ | — i z é r -itines Object | ~ toPort Change Claim Transfer From. | Willow Rua Would Not @ _ Justify Costs . DETROIT #—The seven major | airlines now using Willow Run) Airport are not interested in mov- ing te Wayne-Major Airport at) Romulus. Robert E. Miller, president of | | driving time saving would be | area, from 320 to 430 miles north the Airlines National Terminal | “only 10 to 14 minutes, depending | of Formosa. | Unofficial quarters estimated the . Service Co., made the announce- ment. Miller’ s firm operates Wil- low Run and is owned by the major airlines. Miller said costs would not be University ef Michigan, witch | acquired it from the ~ggposad | after World War Il. Majer is owned by the ay = ot | Detroit and Wayne County> low Run is 31.5 miles wo la | of Detroit, Wayne-Major 21. Mayor Albert E. Cobo of Detroit | ently invited presidents of the | rlines using Willow. Run to meet | | with him May 24 to discuss mov-| intelligence reports showed today. | ing to Wayne-Maijor. . ‘Cobo said the shorter distance | would save 15 to 20 minutes driv-| | ing time, Robert E. Larson, administra | | tive assistant to Miller, said the | /on the driver and the weather. Airlines represented by Miller | include American, Capital, Delta ic. & S&., Eastern, Northwest, | Trans-World and Ueied® | Official quarters said they had Red Jes Reported ‘in Range of Taipei TAIPEI, Formaga (#--—-Soviet- | built jet bombers of the Chinese Communist air force now are sta- tioned at Shanghai and bases to the south within range of Formosa, no precise figure on how many,’ ‘but believe it ‘to _be relatively small, The jet bombers. are based in| the Shanghai - Hangchow - Ningpo | Chinese Reds have between 100 and 200 jet bombers, but appar- | ently only a fraction thus far have | been transferred to bases at Shang- Scientists Report on Rat Experiments SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — : Evi } dence linking male hormones to | the development of gancer of the liver “was presented at. the San Francisco meeting of the Federa- tion of American Societies for Ex- perimental Biology. | Two - scientists reported ont: [ments with rats that showed the presence of-the male sex hormone | was a major factor in the ability to induce cirrhosis and cancer of the liver in the rats. - The scientisis, Dr. Harlan I. Firminger of: the University of Kansas School of Medicine and Dr. Harold P. Morris of the Na- tional Cancer Institute, said, however, that injection of female Cirrhosis and cancer ot the liver occur far more frequently in men ‘than in women, but scientists have so far been unable to determine whether it is actually related to sex or is due to. differences ‘in en- viromental factors such as alcohol consumption or diet. : Drs. Firminger and Morris fed | | effect—either adversely or protec- a cancer-inducing chemical -to male, female and de-sexed rats. They were able to produce in the male rats cancer of the liver that had all the characteristics of the sarne condition in man. By contrast, female rats and de- sexed males had a much lower in- cidence of cancer when fed the chemicals. f° |Link Male Hormones to Liver Cancer jof hormones may be connected to — the cancer-inducing chemicals developed tumors just like the males. = The scientists said the latter re- | sult indicated that the male hor- mone was the dominant factor in | éancer of the liver and that female sex hormones apparently had little tively. In another report at the feder- ation’ meetings, a University of Texas scientist said an imbalance other forms of cancer. Dr. C. E. Hall induced cancer and hypertension in laboratory rats by joining them surgically |a half, the observatory said. along. with the development of hy- pertension Report Bad Quake in Outer Mongolia TOKYO ™ — Government seis- mologists° said tonight an earth- quake of the highest intensity — — stronger than the one that “jolted | the Philippines April 1 — may | day. The Central Meteorological Ob servatory said all indications on) ~ seismographs here were that the| — shock was of an intensity of 8,| ~~ on a scale ranging from 1 to 8.| | Continuing shocks from the quake were felt for an hour and | © have shaken Quter Mongolia to- 2 Michigan Versis Ohio Predicting that’ Michigan may pass Ohio in size gt population before the end of the century, the state health department says Michigan grew 7.5 per cent to 6,851,000 while Ohio, the sixth most populous state, grew only 6.7 per cent to ,8,482,000 between 1950 and 1953. 1 ei ORAL OEE AE EE IMPORTED | FRAMES SP ys For Those Who Want the : ‘De. Malcolm R. Cone | justified by “‘minor differences”) 4. 15 collects more than $7| | hai and southward. sex hormones seemed to offer One significant finding was that . eoeal — in the manner of | 7 Optometrist in driving time. million a yeer sax éa id Population of Morocco has more | little protection against the dis- | de-sexed female rats whe were eve . 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The bargaining talks, which may result in a plan that eventually will affect millions of workers in the auto and other industries, are in the eary stages. Participating are John Bugas and Mel Lindquist for Ford, Harry Anderson and Louis G. Seaton for GM and Walter Reuther, John W. Livingston and Ken Bannon for the UAW-CIO, ‘These men have a dozen or more | F Mh industrial relations vice president in 1946 in a fast rise to prominence. University of Wyoming. Lindquist, 45, has been Ford's manager for industrial GM’s team of ang Sea- ton have been deep in their .com- They have piloted © GM through serious UAW strikes. Anderson is 63 but looks younger. Seaton, 48, is stocky and blond, methodical be his baby. ident and has beer director of balding, was ‘active in organizing Ford workers in 1936 ag a young man barely out of his teens. He Fs 4 55 TE OF MICHIGAN-—In the Pro- bate Court for the County of Oakland, duventie Division. In the matter of the petition concern- fmg Ruth Amn. Helen and Lova Mor- fison, Minors. Cause No. 13931. To ——— Morrison, mother ehildr: Petition havin of said been filed in this Court tf dependent upon the ile ys gaan should be pod and that said children rt. Ba ee, of ce puathysah. ow oo ond fa that the bes on on wt ourt Mouse ip the City of Pontiae in said County, on the Princ Tana ueternoes, nd’ Jou. at o'clock ; | denon eom personally eopy one fm the Pontiac Press, printed and circulated tn gaid County. | Witness, the Honorable Arthur E. . Judge of sald Court, tim the City of Pontiac in said County, this A. D. 1955 LAKE ORION COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT OAKLAND COUNTY, NOTICE OF nyc Si ad or special election one been called | id ( uc ad we ans school district om the Sth day of May, 1955; ; ‘Therefore, is pvn,' Priday, the 29th day of April,’ 1 up to 8:00 o'clock p.m., ro ard e, is the last day on which une | registered persons oo in order | to be sligible to _ said special A tion for registration should be eubl t0 the township clerk of the town- a in which the elector resides. rsons airéady registered upon the Loneane | books amar such towsship clerk, D not re- er. GLADYS E. VAN WAGONER, Secretary of the here ae. —_ of Education. f 13, 19 Date _ April 14, 21, 1958 Road, Pontiac = e they will be ely and read for furnishing One year's uirement of motor oll. Information, r midding blanks and. speci- tions ee obtained _— Teguest. be — Road Commission forms, 4 “280 gall of Yellow pavement mark- s of white pavement mark- ee a ah 2) , re a EE the Bost ra ; in van’ £2 te Be and ot} ie Sei = ene April 14, $5 | i r ‘ ; } i s I rie ? DAL re! o ware , ‘ HD: vf , WASHINGTON i— Sen. Mans- field (D-Mont) said today he would agree to any decaration on Formosa until after she holds elec- tions, perhaps in late May. He said the ‘‘initiative’ in the Formosa Strait ‘‘will remain with pos = Communists until that yon of State Dulles made a new bid to the Red Chinese yes- terday to agree to a cease-fire in the Formosa Strait, saying this country would not insist that Pei- ping renounce her claims to For- mosa, * * * Formosa is the seat of Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist government. The Reds have repeatedly threat- ened to seize it. Chiang in turn has pledged to return to the main- land. In a brief talk to a group of church editors, Dulles said the kind of ceasefire arrangement this country favors would not force either Chinese faction to give up its conflicting claims. He said both ae | would be asked only to renonce f ' ' the use of force to attain those . - Pontiae Press Phote | £8. es TICKET TOILERS — Deanna Bradley and Dick | sell tickets for their coming PHS J-Hop. Cheertully = Bashore don’t look like they're working too hard to| taking one off their hands is Jim Jones. The secretary termed the Far East outlook ‘not so proising,’’ strongly doubts that Great Britain: 1 Doubts British Support in Formosa Declaration _ however, and said Red China seems to be motivated by the same. type of. aggressiveness as Nazi Germany just before World War IL Adlai E. Stevenson on Monday called for a “‘declaration’’ by the United ‘States and her allies—and all “uncommitted states’’—to con-. demn the use of force in the For- mosa Strait and to stand together | “in the defense of Formosa. . . pending some final settlement of | its status . . U.S. Awaits Allied OK on Peace Atom Agency | UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. eo The United States is awaiting approval from seven Allied nations | of a proposed constitution setting | up an international agency to carry out President Eisenhower's atoms- for-peace plan. ‘ Informed sources said last night the agreement is being considered by Britain, France, Canada, Bel- gium, Australia, South Africa and Portugal. The Red Cross disaster service provided rehabilitation aid to an average of one family every 75 minutes in 1954. TWENTY-NINE : i Our: > Prescriptions ... 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The Forresta] is sched- uled to be commissioned next fall. Musician Found Florida Haven Rotting, Ruined House Once Was Occupied by Britain’s Delius JACKSONVILLE, Fla, ®—Fred- _ e¥ick Delius, the meticulous Eng- lish composer, spent a year in a Florida house that is now rotting aWay on the banks of the St. Johns River. Or haven't you hear of Frederick Delius? He is considered a musician's musician, His compositions are so delicate, restrained and com- plicated they limit his audience and are hard te perform. But _ his work is gaining in apprecia- tion, He came to Florida in 1834 un- der the pretext of raising oranges. . He wanted. to get away from his father’s business world. The -next year he went to Dan- ville, Va., where he taught music tO the wealthy planters’ daughters ing Roanoke F em.ale col- pee : His Florida sojourn was spent fh_a four-room house shadowed by a huge oak that looked out over a | high bluff across two miles of the St. Johns. | “The property is 35. miles south af here, Delius kept possession of M until 1912. ~Mrs. Martha Richmond now @wns the site. She bought it with hope that it might some day be restored sufficiently by a state or ~ Wiitional organization and kept in co... MM@Mory of the composer. Oe a — the area is wild and impassable. Vandals and time have- left only a skeleton of the house. Nature has Widde a jungle of much of the Property. Mrs, Richmond says she once tried to hire a caretaker. “But the place is so isolated no one _gyould stay there." Delius’ father insisted his son go itito business. He came to Florida when he was 22, and it was on the banks of the St. Johns that his music began to surge into life. ————The-Plortdainfivence ts-in-much | of his work: ‘‘Florida Suite’’; his second opera, ‘The Magic Foun- tain;” ‘“‘Koarga,”’ based on D. W. Cable’s novel “The Grandissi- mes;" and ‘‘Piano Concerto,” in- fluenced by the singing of Negroes. . He wrote sir operas, four con- tertos, two string quartets, three Grandma Spotter ‘Cited _____ PH Pontrac Press, pride and not charity.” y / 7 THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 | out charge as'“‘a matier of civic! A-Energy Won't Hurt While the Cat's Away: The spot is isolated and most of | sonatas and some songs. His ‘Mass of Life’ is considered hie greatest work. His music was largely ignored in England until Sir Thomas Bee- cham included one of his com- positions ig each of his philhar- monie orchestra performances. Notice of Intention te Construct Sanitary Sewer and House Connec tiens on Nebraska Avenue. You are hereby notified that at regular meeting of the Commission of the City of Pontiac, Michigan held on . the 12th day of April, 1955 by resolution tt was declared to be the intention o* the City Commission to construct sani- tary sewer and house connections on Nebraska avenue from Trunk Sewer Bast of Motor street to Franklin roa¢ at an estimated cost of $4.75283 and that the plan, profile and estimate of said improvement is on file for public inepection lt is further intended to construct satd improvement in accordanee with the plan, profile and estimate. and that the cogt thereof shall be defrayed by spectel agaessment eccording to frontage and that all of the lots and parcels of land fronting upon either side of Nebraska avenue from Trunk Sewer east of Motor street to Pranklin road shell constitute the special assessment district to defray $2,631.60 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof and that $521.23 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof shell be paid from the Capital Improve- * ment Pund. and that $1,600.00 of the es- timated cost of house connections shall be defrayed by special against Lots 226 to 237 incl. assessment Lots 243 to 258 incl.. Wilson Park Subdivision ? Ce 18 HEREBY GIVEN That the Commission of the City of Pontiac, Michigan, will m¢et in the Municipal Court on the isth day cf April, 1955 at 8 o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions and objections that may be —_— by parties interested. O. 6834 Dated: April 13, 1955 ADA R EVANS “ City Clerk April 14, 1965 INVITATION FOR BIDS _ _ whe ~ < Pontiac, acting by and through t Pontiac Housing Commis- sion, and hereinafter referred to as the Pontiac Housing Commission, will re- ceive cover proposals for fire and extended © insyratice' in the amount of $2,531,378 covering the structare and equipment of Lakeside Homes, Project Ne. MICH 5&-1. Bids will be received woth 2:00 p.m. EST on April 28, 1955, e¢-$95 Branch Street. Pontiac, Michigan st-which. time and piace ei) bids will be ae opened ms of proposal documents may be optained at of the office the Pontiac Heuting Comm: 838 Branch Street. 'Y B. MacAFEE, | | Executive Director. | April 13, 14, 1965 | ee oe Coal for 10 to 15 Years | then nuclear energy won't displace| FORDYCE, Ark, @—About. $7. a. Chemical waiters wh eoalin existing utility plants, 000 in cash, checks and money Command has awarded a medal) was-known a8| SPRINGFIELD, fl. (UP) — An Voskuil said the use stolen the sale more ‘then $000 alrcreti r 8008 carly a0 600 BA SNS OAREE economist poetics at wurleet | ot dacding ti the coal industry in| in the sherif's office, Sheritt Reese tsises of chywolchiits. The women —— mixed together,| energy won't compete seriously | recent years is that railroads have| A. Parham of Dallas County said Mrs. Earl Aiken. of Williams. set aflame, and hurled at be-| with codl for 10 or 15 years. been: switching to diesel (oil-burn- | the safe was left open when he and tn : sieged cities. "| Dr, W. H. 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Not only does the mammoth beast get a trunk-to-toe Sector Zoo in Germany that ‘Shanti’ the elephant likes her bath. | rubdown but the animal cheerfully consents to a tusk-brushing with | Otherwise, a whole “‘scrub team” would be needed to wash down the | the latest non-irritating dentifrice. Do-It-Yourself Fan * Turns Out Biplane | license the craft. DETROIT W—Chrysler Corp. an- | The biplane—a rarity these days ‘nounced today it was mothballing WATERLOO, N, Y, (UP)—The |~is of metallic construction and | ‘%€ Million-square-foot Detroit tank do-it-yourself project tackled by has a wing span of 16 feet, 8 inches, | Plant for the Army. Andrew H. Oldfield amounted to A one-seater powered by a small) Chrysler said that production of, ,,.,,. A quite Bhs by work. But when he | Continental A80 engine, it weighs T51 heavy tank retrievers was Million Mile Record was ugh, he had an airplane only 480 pounds when empty. completed on schedule March 31) myn - _ to fly around in. and the plant ordered on a standby George P. Petrulis of Brockton has Oldfield, @ mechanic by trade,| Hawaii produced 1,077,347 tons , basis. never had an accident in 25 years spent some 2,000 spare-time hours of sugar in 1954, 21,969 tons smaller Chrysler reported that 90 per | of driving trailer trucks more than | Spread over more than two years than the record 1953 crop. i cent of the 1,760 tank plant work- | 1,000,000 miles. to build a trim little biplane. Chrysler's Tank Plant Holder of a private pilot's li- | cense, he quickly got the CAA to|'S Going Into Mothballs lers laid off to date have been. | offered employment in Chrysler's other Detroit area plants. The tank plant has 1,500 produc- tion machines and other equip-| ment. : THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIV 14,1955 | |theough New York state. ‘turned up in this country in 1940 | grasses and fibrous-rooted plants P encil Plays Role _The grub usually is found ia | fe ta or erty springs TM Cousins’ Reunion | see: sedi site. late fall er early spring. Gueate A study at the state experiment} MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) — Seven 'Mrs. Barrett on his way to Louisi- station here indicates the chafer’s | years ago, Sam Barrett found an ana. ; Lawn Pest Spreads Through New York GENEVA, N. Y. (UP) — The European chafer, a soil-inhabiting -| pest that causes serious damage to | presence will be first néticed by automatic pencil on the floor of a | Sam pulled out the pencil, and the “swarming” of the adults in| hotel here. = s : trees and shrubs at dusk in early; Several months later, he noticed | er hiaciatinggeen gn pueyrebh ‘iy June, somewhat similar to the | that engraved on the band was the | Memphis for a short visit, had lost swarming of bees. jmame Clarence W. 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FE 4.0581) 25 W. HURON ST. 's Used to Be” =" ranamc PARKING “Where Wrigl aaa ——— Retina atin Ate ema: Beatarecsomescis sofa THIRTY-TWO A bp | Po \ 2 THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 | al a ae Lake Orion School Board Passes Budget $2,195,160 Represents Increase of $286,360 “in Waterford Twp. “WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The Board of Education has adopted a $2,195,160 budget for 1955-56. Tt measures $286,360 more than the funds for the current year. “An increased enrollment of some 600 pupils next year, and the in- ereased pay for teaching person- nel accounts for the difference, according to school officials. “Ase approved was the Rec- reation Board dubget of, $23,- 9041.13, This expense is shared by the Board of the Township. Sin other business the board named Bernard Heaney as assist- aft principal of the Isaac E. Crary Junior High School, effective | April 25. Currently serving as a counselor at the school, Heaney formerly was an instructor ‘at Waterford Center School, Edcation and — +> ‘Rochester Group Plans Meetings of Area Clubs | ROCHESTER — Plans for a ‘luncheon meeting of the Oakland County Federation of Women's Clubs, next month as well as a) _ Reciprocity Day meeting of Ro- _meo, Utica and Rochester clubs,| for Tax Increase: ‘were formulated by the Rochester Woman's Club at its annual, LAKE ORION—In_ the regular meeting. - | meeting last night, the Lake Orion The Federation meeting was’ Board of Education adopted a scheduled for May 6, and Mrs. resolution calling for an election ‘Louis Stieb was appointed chair- on a proposed $1,500,000 bond is- | man of the committee planning the sue: event. The Reciprocity Day meeting | district will cast ballots on two and luncheon will be held during | Proposals. 7 the third week of May at the The first resolution would au- Avon Pavilion. Mrs. Charles W. |thorize the bond issue to finance | Case is im charge of arrange. ‘he construction of a new high ments, | school and several needed elemen- tary classrooms, This will be a | - At its election of officers, ire: | 2-year issue, at 3.5 per cent in- |Robert Woodruff was re-elected | terest. president by Rochester Woman's | Club members, Mrs, Stieb is the| ! !s estimated that a tax new vice president, Mrs. Russel] | *Pread of 6.5 mills will be suffi- is recording secretary and Mrs.| Cleat to retire the bonds. At the "| Arthur Dewey is corresponding | Present time, taxpayers are secretary. 'making final payments of the ——— | bond issue which built the | For thin slices of-cheese, use | Blanche Sims school, at the rate a heated knife. | of 9 mills, | Voters also will be asked to au- | Date of May9 | Set for Election Proposal 2 on Ballot to Ask Authorization | thorize the school board to exceed | lthe 15-mill limitation by 3 mills, for five years, This to meet in- creased operating costs, according | to school officials, This increase would be author- | ized for’ the years 1956 through 1960. | At a recent meeting, the Citizens | On May 9 voters of the school | he a eae : ae It is eee ad ee Let us show you the colorings . . . Advisory Committee gave unani- | mous support to all the proposals, and recommended their adoption | by the board, All eligible voters have been | spective township clerks in the | six-township sckool district, be- fore the closing of registration © April 29. Anyone who has voted in a gen- | eral election (not a village elec-" tion) within the past four years is automatically registered | al —_— elections, ns has been completed for | ae setting forth the an costs and plans for the new con- | struction, PTAs of the various ele- | mentary schools in the district | of the district. The publicity committee un- der the chairmanship of William Haight plans to distribute 5,000 ef these booklets. | Mrs. Robert Johnsorm and Mrs. William Shoup have set up a speakers bureau, which will pro- vide.a speaker for any organized |group meeting between now and |May 9. These speakers will ex- urged to register with their re- | have underwritten the cost of | mailing a copy to every resident District to Vote on. $1, 500, or Schools ‘ > fi CONVENTION BOUND — Headed for the Grand Rapids convention of the Future Homemakers of America yesterday is this foursome at | the depot. Before climbing aboard, (I-r) Karen Mehlberg of Lake Orion, | Connie Dahil and Caroline McMaillan, both of Oxford, and Jackie Rowe | of Auburn Heights gathered briefly. ‘International Good Will’ is the | theme of the convention, for which 600 girls have registered. Other local youths. attenging included a delegation from Milford. The local and national projects of the organization are ‘‘Civilian Defense’ and |Four Towns PTA Will Hear Teacher held from 7:30 to 8 p.m. “Normal Patterns of Children's Behavior’ will be Miss Huggett’s topic, and a film will also be : A discussion period is slated to follow, with refreshments served by mothers of first grade pupils. Men’s || Chambray > | WORK “Families Together.” Incorporation Vote Tuesday To Discuss Keego KEEGO HARBOR—What a charter and incorporation as.a city will mean are the subjects to be ‘considered at a public meeting this evening at the Roosevelt the final step in the area’s move to incorporate as a city. © The residents approved splitting away from West Bloomfield Town- ship Dec. 14, 1954, and elected a |charter commission to draw up School. Charter Commissioner Charles |ine jaws for the new proposed icity: | Leaf will conduct the 8 p.m. meet- Full Cut Sanforized Charter Tonight This is the charter which will be up for public discussion this eve- ning. Members of the charter com- mission will be present to answer questions on the move. It is their desire to eliminate ail ing. 4 | | i Farmington OKs Budget for Areaj: $164,695 Appropriaton Includes Pay Raises for Township Officials FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP—The | 150 residents present at the annual | meeting approved a 1955-56 budget | of $164,695, which includes pay raises for township’ officials. The supervisor salary was upped | from $5,600 to $6,500, while the doubt from the minds of resi- dents before they step up to cast their votes on the future ef the In the Tuesday voting, residents will also vote to elect city officials. In the running are candidates for five city council posts, and also justice of the peace and constable positions. 00 Open Thurs., Fri. ‘til 9 These candidates will not be LOW MILEAGE | 1954 | FORDS FACTORY OFFICIALS’ CARS clerk received a $3,800 to $4,500) boost. The township treasurer will | be paid $5,400 next year, compared to the $4,300 he received this year. | Keego voters will ge te the Salk lapeuintons| HOLLY — A Salk polio vaccine in Ford Tractors |s:2siss"* ay eee | Parents are now making out the Farm Division Is Adding | necessary permit slips. grades, It is expected nearly 400 in the local schools will receive BIRMINGHAM — Ford ‘ “Motor | Company today announced it has | mounted implements to its expand- |of Mrs. M. E. Weldy, president of ing line of farm machinery, The the local PTA. polls Tuesday to cast ballets on | Start Wednesday Tricycle Models at Holly School at oy o'clock at' the Holly Elemen- tary School, eae . | The vaccine will be available to | Three New Vehicles 1 children in the first and second | to Current Line innoculations in thé opening clinic. | A number of registered nurses added three new tricycle farm will assist local doctors in the tractors and companion front-| work. 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M. tes Fn bet een Ga te 6 I ae Gen es 83 N. Saginaw St. ' FE4-4343@ colors. 2N1195-9. With Coupon ..++. wood. 6-ft. 1300. With Coupon eeeeee 5/4236. - With Coupon osssc 69¢ 1.00 59¢ | 2. on Oe Oe Oe Oe ee Oe Oe ee Oe oe Oe Oe oe oe oe oe camden nasneneeanannnaseaseanees TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ' 1 ] ] { t ] ] ' ] { { ] t ' { { { t 1 - sdeoneeguonmaceaccen Cameras Are Our Business—Not a Sideling \ sal ; \ ; . PI , ~ —— : t * ‘ .% ae * —_ : . ‘ = ; | : . : | x | Actual photographs of transparent automatic washers prove: No thick-suds detergent can wash so clean yet rinse as free as alf —————————— Old-fashioned thick-suds detergents make such a heavy blanket of suds that clothes can scarcely move. And how can clothes get really clean if there isn’t free and easy movement through the wash water? (Danger sign: These thick suds can billow up, overflow, and can cause damage to expensive automatic washer parts.) Soapy suds like these just can’t be rinsed away completely. They cling to fabrics and can deposit a dull, sticky suds scum. That’s why clothes washed in thick suds can turn out so disappointingly grey and ~ only half-clean. > ____ all lets clothes slosh around in the water the way they’re supposed to... getting out every bit of dirt. No thick, soapy suds to slow down washing action in this picture. Little wonder automatic washer makers eo right Gown the drain. Clothes washed with all are always so fresh and sweet .. . so completely, immaculately clean! Is it any wender that no thick-suds detergent can wash so clean yet rinse as free as all with poe oed suds! That’ why automatic washer makers prescribe all with’ controlled suds”! e Harsh, thick-suds detergents can cause damage to fab- ‘ rics. But all with “controlled suds” has a gentle, thorough washing action that leaves dresses, towels and sheets so soft and. sweet. © No wonder most automatic washers leave the factory with a box of all inside! 25-1. ; PAIL @ Your grocer carries all in just the right size, including iA presi = _— handy, money-saving 25-lb. packages and pails. Buy oma t a W ast PLASTIC all today... for best results. Fe MEASURING - ‘$CooP 188—RI : ° Z x he 7 peeae all ee = —— for best. 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Sliced #1 Trapok ae | Cheese «i 45; ib Jumbo Pascal Pork Loin Roasts # Celery... 19° U. S. Choice “¥, : co of . a ‘es ad Se. x a n if , i i * Pa ‘ 4 . : ~ “a 1 Fi, Pt yo ? a E* RP st im 0aS * y ee ann = eines : 2» 5 4 5 Rib | - Loi , Betty Crocker D 33. 243.l=-- — Beet Pot Roast.. ” SO" |Franksu ne. OD FT cinger 9 Age | ‘elk Defis : C tsi os “a Defiance Ib. con 12 se 9g: i aa Yellow Cling. : = ha up BUTTER , DOG FOOD , PEACHES : Lets 295 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities! Defiance Shaggy Ripe BAWTIRD | Von 22-02. Jar a | _ | } lang 39: Le 2 i» Friendly Market tN | a US a , 884 WEST HURON STREET emg f| os t eA re Sh THE PONTIAC PRESS. ! f t rj Fi / J) i f L yf ons | ia ee eo ve fe, oo Z \ : : i : - *‘PHIRTY-SIX _ ‘ Fut Flavors ‘Mingle in Sauce Rhubarb, Strawberries Are Delightful, Colorful. } Combination Nothing can please the eye and tempt the appetite more than a dish of ice cream served with a springtime sundae sauce. [he com- bination of ‘fresh rhubarb and. ™ strawberries not only provides the J most colorful dessert imagi:bie, but the flavor: contrast is really delightful. When the sundae is ready to serve, if you top it with toasted al- — monds, you will add a dressup touch that will put it in the com- pany dessert class. Springtime Sundae can be served to the family for dessert anytime; it can be served as the déssert course at an early spring | luncheon; or you can use it as refreshment, mid-afternoon or mid-evening. Ice cream should not be consid- | ered an extra but should be includ- | contains essentially the same im-, we ‘SPRINGTIME SUNDAE — Heap the ice cream almonds. Each person makes his own sundae. Serve ed when. checking the food nutri-| balls high in the serving dish. Pass a bowl of fresh | this delicious treat to climax a meal or as between- ents in the day's meals. Ice cream | rhubarb and strawberry sauce, also one of toasted| meal refreshment. / + portant food nutrients of milk and is one of the dairy foods that not only gives pleasure when eaten but also helps meet daily food needs. If you want to bring spring to your table, serve Springtime Sun- dae with crisp butter cookies as an accompaniment. tT quort vanilla ice cream Poasted almonds . Cook rhubarb with the water in ‘a covered saucepan until rhubarb is tender, three to five minutes. Add sugar and sliced strawberries, and simmer three minutes longer, until berries are soft. . thoroughly. Serve a generous amount over the ice cream and the rest in a sauce dish. Pass a dish of toasted almonds. Makes 3 cups of sauce. Team Pears, Cheese garnish with crisp green pepper rings make fine lunch or supper Hamburger it is.‘ Call it chopped beef, ground steak, Salisbury steak, or any other name! Today, ham- +burger-is the most American of all meats, _ This need not be pattied between buns with catsup and pickles on the side but “A Ham ”” pic- tures just that! Thin ones, thick ones, dry ones, juicy—¢drive-ins, night clubs, cof- surely grown to fame because it other sauce. Pickles, potato chips, and buns owe their place on the menu to the champion hamburger. Though most ground beef is con- sumed in patty shape as “ham- burger,” there ave no limits to the There are chili, spaghetti sauce, meat loaves, and skilletries. Ham- salads, Arrange the pears on let- tuce and serve the salad with may- onnaise or French dressing. burger is the pet of the budgeteer and the joy of the imaginative cook | whe creates as she cooks. Speaking. of relish, catsup. has | tops: more hamburgers than any |, recipes in which tasty ground beef | 4s used ‘ Hamburger by Any Name Rates Highest in America Ground beef, fresh or frozen, i B cis & z Serve Vegetables With Flavorful Dip Serve a first course of raw veg- etables with a tasty dip. horseradish together vigorously. until there are no blobs of white left. Turn into small bow! and sur- Rediscover Treasure in Fruitcake Pudding Like to discover treasures in un- “THUR Es Warm Biscuits or Scones Have | Winning Ways - Hot biscuits and scones have winning ways. And‘there’s no time | Mike the present to bake up a batch iations of this quick bread to your menus. : Make a special biscuit‘to accom- pany the favorite meal that stars lamb chops. Finely chopped fresh mint leaves added to a basic bis- cuit dough give subtle flavor and bright color. - Another nice way of incorporat- ing the complementing mint flavor | is with mint jelly. Make a depres- sion in the top of the biscuit and spoon a bit of mint jelly inte it. They are a very attractive biscuit and “oh, so good” with roast leg of lamb. ; Serve Zippy Roll-Up Here’s.a snappy combination— deviled ham and_ soft SDAY. APRIL 14, 1955 | Tomatoes, Okra Here's a pantry-shelf vegetable combination that is delicious. Keep it in mind for meals that have to be prepared jna barry... -- = ) stewed tomatoes tS tis ounces ore 1 teblespoon bu necessary. Serve in. sauce dishes _ if desired. Makes six servings. The canned tomatoes called for ‘in this recipe are those prepared with onion, green pepper and other seasonings. If desired, the liquid from the okra may be added to the toma- toes. In this case heat vegetables to simmering. Mix 1's to 2 table- spoons cornstarch with 1'3 to 2 tablespoons cold water until smooth. “Stir cornstarch paste into sim- mering vegetables; stir constantly 4 tablespoons flour and blend well. Stir in bouillon or water and add onion salt, Worcester- shire sauce and a dash of pep- per. Cook, sticring constantly, until thickened. Add balls, cover and simmer over low heat for 30 minutes. Savory ‘Pork Meatballs Mnonee el Naeste in, Prutied Nood! Are Tasty Dish | estle in Fruited Noodles shoulder is this tasty, sweet- sour pork: inch pieces, onion, and pineapple slices cut into eighths. Cook an- other 10 minutes. Blend cornstarch with next four ingredients and add to mixture. Stir constantly until thickened. Cook five minutes longer, and add extra salt, and pepper, if neces- Sary Serve in individual rice rings or nests of boiled rice, Four servings. MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR BFNEFIT GINGER BREAD - CHOCOLATE DEVILS FOOD | WHITE + HONEY SPICE YELLOW + MARBLE. CAKE “ O5' 49 MIX, 2 for ...... MX ifer.... I9E mown 669 BABY HAMILTON. SALE! | quar CAKE MIXES SPARE RIBS “45° BIRDS EYE Frozen Strawberries 4™ 99° U. S. 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See label ~ directions for these and many other al hints, Tuse Clorox _—$- ———e every time to make my linens fully fresh indoors; That's extra gentle, too.. - free from caustic, made by an exclusive, patented formula, And-there ore no gritty particles in Clorox, a liquid, to damage your wash, washer, or dryer. | Natura. naturally delicious flavor .. some goodness. NABISCO -= you'll like them best! “ } a F : +3 7 wholesome graham flour give NaBisco Sugar Honey GRAHAMs their grahams golden-brown, ténder crisp. Per- fect between meals because they digest so‘ easily! Be sure you buy NABISCO GRAHAMS ~ NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY . their whole- bakes these * NABISCO sugar Honey * ‘+ Kept troch in a ed La Mei ss = = wt ne s | ae a i - 7 fi if LS) >) 2 i Bi —_— 7 , i i 4 / Wee ’ fi f vee , | i “ie i i ; . i f ~ *) } ff Fi ! +n : ie Loe s , re i hip f fx ‘ | f jw / ( pos ; } f é ‘ ae i a / f / fi i af f i i } 1 ff, } } F - J j THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1955 | Make a Habit of Shri - PEOPLE'S - —for., 0 Peta t | res [ EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK! | Low Prices Effective Thurs., April 14, thru Wed., April 20. Open Every Day 9 a. m. to9 p. m. Swanson YELLOW | CLIP THIS COUPON Introductory Offer Big 20 Oz. Loaf of New SNOWHITE Armour’s Columbia WHITE BREAD Sliced BACON lib. ae _ a . ae Cello C CE. ; eee Pkg. CYPRESS = Beng) = YS Fe THIS COUPON COOD APRIL 15-15-16 . : E JUICE Look at This Value a, ee | | Birds Eye Frozen -SEALTEST MILK _FISH STICKS BIG oth 2g aes Ve _ “THIRTY-SEVEN. oon Real Treat — ¢ UT WAX BEANS 1 | Buy Preom for _ Your Coffee can 29¢ FOOD-0-MAT_ 465 E. ). “4‘HEB PONTIAC PRESS,) wiateahiie APRIL 14; 1955 | BELL RINGER SUPER VALUE! BENEFIT SALE BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES can carry to a potluck dinner. Browned sausage and | at home for the family’s pleasure, also. finely rolled. cracker crumbs make the crust; the : Un usual Meat Pie Cal Is tor Sausage Crust seis pts ey rome sone etme tr ee POPULAR BRANDS You've heard of meat pie. But all for the nd bak Brown sausage meat in skillet; ’ reg ——— ane of a ge aed ies etch vee ela. drain off fat as it accumulates. MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR Taside-Oet Suoage Pir is an wi| "insteus taasare Pic | Sucker’ coumbe, green” pepper To Raise Funds for Pontiac Civic Auditorium a a | pce a eee” Earl oleae sel a a oe) ) , , : suggested as a good a pal a = “ee cup Soe ose pepper Carry to the party, and 40 min- : : WH ITE — YELLOW . ti dinner. If rm : See aca eel eae ” [oe epee DEVILS one on - : | FOUVFUVVUGUAUAGUOEOAGUGUTOAEUAEUAUUAUTGUEAEAAGOAAD AAA a EDISON \|FOOD MARKET .. . 183 Edison St. ee Phone FE 5-6521 1 Ib. VAG CAN Pork Shoulders..." 9 Fency Macintosh | , APPLES *S.0".. 5+ AG: SWIFT $ | ile HOT DOGS. 1 eg SWANSON OLEO lec" 19 YES INDEED! BIG VALUES THAT SAVE YOU PLENTY ON YOUR ENTIRE GROCERY BILL! Here era some . . . there are hundreds more on the shelves and in the case of our store . ; Shop here, prove to yourself it costs LESS te deal with en Independent bc ADLER’S Low 1|| ALOA || PINEAPPLE. of g: CRUSHED CHARMIN TISSUE 2 ~______GIRCUS PEANUTS." 2 23° DOMINO Y ry Hy PT Hi Ty; PHyedtdtade TELE rT sa + ~ . t , i * ~ . These wondertully delicious raedy-ct-serve hme were ordered | " "ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR _.... .EASTER-NOW YOURS AT SAVINGS Southern Star Brand—Deliciously Prepared CANNED * Fox Deluxe _ Fresh Frozen 1 Ib.—8 oz. FRYERS 89: nu HOM All Populer Brands end Choice of Grinds The Lowest Price in Town! GARDEN HOSE ONLY quick aiciving ereaan ean 29! Defiance Yellow, Quarter Square Packed Oleomargarine ¥ ¢ f, y “ 5 Crocker Meet_ Your Neighbor IAL COMMUNITY CENTER OFFER— 3 Ph ‘95 le ee ee Tren ‘a-—y ‘ i, fF i { = } ee e rh : = = ee ee SS ee ee a eee ee of iS Ey = eh \ Rien SPICE BE ITY CROCKER — WHITE Minn y ae YELLOW Pkgs. BROWNIE ICE CREAM PIE—This gooey dessert, just made to order for teenagers’ serves two old favorites in an original way. The CHOCOLATE rich chewey pie shell is made from a packaged brownie mix. Vanilla fudge ice cream and creamy chocolate sauce complete this super _ MARBLE dessert. Plan Weekend Desserts With Cake Mix Recipes By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Food Editor | Creamy Chocolate Sauce | noce Uares > (2 —— unsweetened | When you “Meet Your Neigh- | ee paesy sugar bor” this weekend in the grocery store, you're going to be buying lots of packaged cake mix — we. hope. Since part of the price paid for every box goes into the Pontiac Civie Auditorium fund, we shall | all benefit in the future. We are urging you all to buy and we're giving you a number of new | ideas on how to use these wonder- | ful mixes. The first idea is to make the | delicious looking pie that ap- | in the above picture, | pears Brownle Ice Cream Pie. You add extra nutmeats io a package of brownle mix and bake it in pie pans. Fill these yummy shells with vanilia fudge ice cream just and pass the Brownle = Cream Pie 1 package +t >: drownte mix 3 quarts Liebe fudge ice cream ‘s cup echo; walnuts (in addition te these cailea “hac im package direc- | tions) Prepare brownie mix as directed on package, adding extra walnuts. | 1 small can rire ooo milk | 1 tablespoon butt Melt chactlase over hot. water; stir in sugar. Stir in butter or mar- garine. Add evaporated milk weal y. Cook over hot water, stirring | | occasionally, until thickened. Serve | hot. Yield: 6 to 8 servings. Suppose you want cookies for or to put in tomorrow's lunch boxes; you have cake mix oa hand. That's all you need. dust follow the directions below. Drop Cookies or Crinkles | or checolate devils food cake ‘s cup soft shortening l medium egg 2 tablespoons water | balls the size of walnuts. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking -sheet. Or drop by teaspoonfuls en ungreased baking sheet. Bake about 10 minutes, until delicately | browned. (Do not overbake. Cook- | ies will be soft when removed from Mix all ingredients thoroughly | | with hands. Chill dough. Heat oven | ,to 375 degrees. Roll dough into | 1 package white, yellow, honey spice mix | oven but will be crisp when cool.) | BECHNUT rr NUT COFFEE } “OPEN DAILY 9A. M. to 10 P. M. THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 SRISCO = at Earl's Market. So shop the Civic Auditorium Fund! Proceeds of this Sale,, sponsored by the Pontiac Association of Women’s Clubs, Pontiac, Civic Auditorium Fund. . this project, Earl’s Market will duplicate the amount of money donated by General Mills on each package of Betty Crocker Cake Mix sold at Earl's and help will go to the. To further aid BEER — WINE — SOFT DRINKS ICE COLD Spread evenly in two &inch pie | Makes about 3'3 dozen pans. Bake in moderate oven, S| ~Choto-Nut Crinkles: Mix one 6- degrees, 15 minutes. Cool in pans. | ounce package semigweet choco- When ready to serve fill each pie | late pieces and '3 cup chopped nuts / with 1 quart of vanilla-fudge ice | into the dough. | cream (or any desired flavor). Cut Coconut Crinkles: Mix 1 each in 6 wedges and serve at once. | shredded coconut into the dough. | Or serve one Rage then wrap re-| Fruit Crinkles: Mix % . cup maining pie in freezer foil and mixed candied fruit into the dough. | keep in freezer to serve on another| Peanut Crinkles: Mix 1 cup occasion. Serve with Creamy chopped salted peanuts into the | Chocolate Sauce. | dough. THREE SISTERS | SUPER * 608 W. HURON ST. .. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 A. M. to Midnight AT. ALL TIMES Plenty of Free Paved Parking NAL: SUNDAY 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. 701 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. (FORMERLY BREEN’S MARKET) - _—_ Open 7 Days a Week | Three Sisters Specializing in. Fresh Fruits and Produce Daily . wt <<< \yelVanc® RAPEFRUIT.. =. ~ 45° re ANANAS..... w- 2~ 25° Q: i Stewers .. . . et ' ou RA N GES SN srac) Taos 4 fe , ) { R { | 7m > - . ._ | 7 0 0as © 8 8 Tender U.S. Choice rots .... 2+ 15'] BREAD rheys.... spit taalchlleltaed y DREAD urkeyS. 26. sui Crisp, Pascal tor Cc Fresh Daily : elery .... g 2 Large Stalks aponettes. ©. 5 sms ° ) un». 94,99 Large C otatoes sees mee ; 1 20 01. 7 8: Lb = sara “a / 25 lbs. — | acon © 8 8 & B Lean Sliced " POTATOES ...... . ‘ue 69 DINNER TIME d Beef . TOMATOES... 2... bit 29° COFFE een _ Fresh Ground, Drip or Regular 24 SIZE D MBO HEAD LETTUCE... . GREEN PEPPERS AND / ONIONS . e } e : o*..0."s sty BACON SQUARES you, Choice wm 9 8 00 | LARGE. BOLOGNA be RING BOLOGNA — earl. 2 ™ 29° | 5 CLUB , ORANG is, Die 39° 69 | | ‘STEAKS ROUND 59 ORANGES @ 6 © Ce eve a o ; : S@ 88s as SIRLOIN : | | : : Rey ae etal | | - % ; | . a - worty. Two. ‘| "THE PONT{AG PRESS’ THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955. oy : : ; i} ue "5 ish Glorifi ar ty Oven- Frying Perhaps you've heard the term “Spencer Method" applied to fish cookery and wonder what iit ‘means. Years ago, a government fool expert, Evelene Spencer, 6 Sie 2 ie developed a method of breading i 9 = SS fish and baking it at a very high [> das. Se 7 : , LB temperature — a preparation which | @ pesulted in a fine crust on the outside and tender, moist fish on This method, which we now call Hh Pioneer cine ig cece Nonny cya Fe “oven-frying,’’ can be used for both ; fish fillets and steaks. | OVEN-FRIED FISH STEAKS — If you have never baked fish A&P’s: “Super-Right” meats help stretch your dollars prentuieg Wee Sisske | snsnc severe Oa rel Owe Tas cad ol tome tas ta eer DELICIOUSLY because they're not only priced sensibly low, 4 fish steaks ‘halibut. haddock. cod. | high temperature for a short time makes a product that is truly de- ® ? other wh ated fish) eee . er some other white-me seep gate qe aaa but selected for top tenderness, juiciness and fine flavor that ee Dash + ——— a . : he aod Galiea henter ar "ahet liquid | grees (very hot oven) 10 to. 12 Team Pears Oranges gucrantees good eating. f ~ ' minutes, or until fish flakes easily - ; os i Tf steaks are frozen, let them) when tested with a fork. Sprinkle sliced fresh pears with : thaw on refrigerator shelf or at} Serve immediately on a hot| lemon juice and arrange them with i room temperature. Add salt and pjatter. Makes four servings : = | pepper to milk and pour ina shal)? = Shoal erat a deel cues | OUR FINEST QUALITY! CUT FROM CORN FED BEEF Grated cheddar cheese tates de- “% - ¥ m 5 ‘ . ~~ ; la piece of waxed paper, Dip steaks|,.... _. each layer lightly with sugar. Top lictous when it is added to corm) oii, noist shredded coconut. It’s SS Se first in milk, then in crumbs. Place in buttered shallow pan/ Sticks. Serve the cornsticks with) . delicious dessert patternéd after or dish. Drizzle butter or other |& vegetable soup or a vegetable|the famous southern concoction ; fat over steaks. Bake at 500 de-| salad for lunch. JUICY AND FLAVORFUL! 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Use new nest theme you stull « chichen, fe Place strips of bacon on a rack in| 12 to ae © Wate 00 creep ™ & shallow pan, making sure that as you : 4 EASY PLATE LUNCH — Service in the Blue Plate manner may be carried into the home. It is an easy, efficient way of putting a meal on the table. In the above picture we have canned baked beans a over frankfurters, hot cornbread and a relish assort ment. + minutes. When cool, split each cake into three layers. Spread strawberry jam between the layers crowd cake and and on top, then spread sides Strawberry Jam Cake Teams Up With Coffee Serving your Plate Luncheon Easy fo Serve Pork and beans are good hot or | cold. Serve them with meatbalis, ham, wieners, frankfurters, bacon | or link sausage. Sauteed onions or 'tomatoes combine well, with the | beans for variety. Plate Lunch coffee? How about this strawberry | generously with whipped cream. jam cake for an easily made treat?| No strawberry jam on hand? Prepare one package of angel food Make a batch with the quick and| cake mix as directed on package easy help of liquid or powdered and bake in two 8x4x3 pans in mod- fruit pectin and frozen strawber- erate oven Gs degrees) about 301 ries. a. a OLEO 5 Ibs. ¢ RED KIDNEY BEANS 10 2° 99 | | a beverage served with pork and) Fresh Lake Erie like. 2-inch-long safety pins to do the|or turkey, | g ASH MARKE LY 78 North Saginaw Street Open Friday Until 9 BAZLEY'S BETTER MEATS FOR LESS! » Ba oh aN: = > nat +6 en y, Pe ih & ™ Tender-Blade-Cut ie CHUCK 3 5% ROAST .... Se esters NATIVE SNO-WHITE VEAL Ane! STEAK Cut 29: Rump Cut ROAST 35i. a 1: a Cut ROAST 35% Rib or Loin CHOPS 39i. Fine for Stuffing BREAST 15). ROAST 2 5i.. BAZLEY’S — WHERE MEAT IS A SPECIALTY — NOT A SIDELINE! Cornbread or rolls, relishes, and | | beans on a frankfurter make a | wholesome meal. 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FRESHrap i is 80 much better for every waxed paper use in your home that once you have tried it you will neves be satisfied with anything) but FRESHrap. oop FOOD STORES FRESHrap 1S AVAILABLE AT ALL wit 4 Le Oye aye Se ae a fe Lge /- Rf | : , k "] “| as : { “ i fi fio é . | { ase Le ; . : / / i | ‘ ® , | / je tc t } i f oa .- | { ae - } = 27) i —— i Sea. 1 THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL “14, 1955 FORTY-FIVE a es CELEBRATING THE WEEK Of NATIONAL’S GRAND OPENING | fo in Progress Now at 2375 ORCHARD LAKE RD. \ Hixsor—regular or Drip MONDAY THRU SATURDAY OPEN SUNDAY STORE HOURS C9 a.m. fo 9p.m. | WAM wero. | COF F EE: = =69 : ac Tide's In—Dirt' s Out “GIANT C: ae SIZE o d ae. eal M OF NO EXTRA COST TO YOU STAMPS | > Peas and Courrets’ cy | > : * 100. 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If he stayed at all, it would be as a part-time ball player. When the season got off to its delayed start yesterday at Yankee Stadium, there was ‘‘Little Phil” | brought | playing shortstop in the opening day lineup. * * * “T thought they'd trade me dur- - ing the winter, he said yesterday in the Yankee clubhouse. “I didn't want to go but I was afraid my number was up, especially with my salary (reportedly $38,000 last year). __Puring the winter I exercised. with hand grips’ and swung. ai- weighted bat to get ready to fight for my job. It looked like it was | a lost cause in. the early games. |. Then I broke my glasses and then | I eguidn't get in a game. On the way home, Casey (Manager Casey Stengel) started to play me. “It's up to me how long I can | stay in there. I feel good and see no reason why I shouldn’t be able to go on for a couple more years.” * * * Rizzuto, now 36, started to wear CASEY’S COLD — Yankee manager Casey Stengel blows his breath on his hands for warmth in the New | ing of about 11,000 fans- York dugout Wednesday before the start of a chilly | opener with the Washington Senators. Frigid scatter- ; Nats, - ie oe AP Wirephote in the huge stadium saw the | Yanks warm things up with a 19-1 victory over the | m@annered ‘Campy’ and even-tem- | Dodger batting order. * 2 * Cleveland was idle yesterday ay :In- ‘ up Tuesday with an .| Runge, Summers. + 4 else” was the added five more in the 6th for & D1 lead; « contributed s Kuenn opened the 4th with his ’ big 6th-inning outburst. “The losing pitcher was Arnold Portocarrero, who was roughed up for five hits in five innings, DETROIT * KANSAS CITY 4B RH ABR Kuenn. ss 4 2 2 Power, Ib 1 1 Hatfield, 2 2 1 Suder, 2 4 0. Kaline, rf 6& 2 2 Finigan, 3 4 0 Bootle, 3b 3.2 0 Zernial. if ¢ 0 Porter, 3 11 Renna, rf 406 Delsing, $8 © 2 W Wilson, cf 4 1 Tuttle, rf 8 0 1 Dmaestri. ss 3 0 House, c 1 0 60 Astroth, « 3 6 R. Wilson, ¢ 2 0 0 P'carrero. p 1 0 Gromek, p § 1 1 aKryhoski 1 0 Burtschy, p @ 6 Wheat. p 6 9 bBollweg 1 @ Trice, p 00 als 35 10 10 Totals 33°23 Tot aLined to Kaline fifth. bPouled out. to R. Wilson for Wheat im seventh. ods eneenee: 6040600501 6—Ii0 City... 100000610 60— 2 E—Demaestri. RBI—-Kuenn, Delsing 2 Tuttle, (Power scored on double LB— Detroit BBPortocarrero 6, 80 — Gromek 4, Wheat |. HO—Porto- earrero § in 6, Burtschy 2';, Wheat 2 im 1%, Trice 1 in 2. R-ER—Gromek 2-2 Portocarrero 4-4, Burtschy 5-4, Wheat 0-0, Trice 1-1. HBP—Burtschy ‘Hat- field). PB—Asthroth, W-—-Gromek L—Portocarrero (0-1:. U—Huriey, Boar, olf Shot Ends in $5,000 Suit After Links Argument DETROIT w — A 260-yard drive on a golf course ended up in a $5,000 suit in circuit court yester- day. suburban’ De township, brought ¢be suit ?giinst Walter Haliburda, a golfer from Detroit. oyDislikesDemotion BROOKLYN @ —. Usually mild- { “That's fine encouragement he games, hitting only .235 with three pered, Roy Campanella is steamed to a boiling point because Mana- ger Walter. Alston has relegated him to eighth spot in the Brooklyn The st gtowled, *‘sending me in to hit | with the bat boy. That guy must think I'm a butcher with a bat.) Dropping me all the way down to eighth just shows the confi he has in me, — . * ——— —— + < pletely last year. Maybe the glasses will do the trick. Eddie _Joost and Dom DiMaggio _ did | pretty good with them for years." ‘ruined his 1954 season is complete- | ly healed, made no attempt to con-| sists the troublesome left hand that ceal his disgust as he talked about | his demotion from the ourth) spot for yesterday's open- ing game against Pittsburgh, In Camp With Hubby CHICAGO — Irene Cockell, | a petite, attractive brunette, can! consider herself among the sports world’s most privileged women. _She’s accompanying her hus- band, Don, to San Francisco from their 50-acre farm outside London. Don has a May 16 date to fight world champion Rocky Marciano for the heavyweight —— * How... many... fighters. lug _ their. wives with them to a big bout? | “None that I know of,’ said Irene, who sipped tea at a press , Major Leagues AMERICAN AGUE Wen host Pet. Behind ; 1 3ig =) . tel og 1 ' 1 ne =, Washington : J 1 1 se & Beret i i sm, % rane eapare () a) % ae Ma ie ee ) - Ken Chicago, 2:3 pm. — : Shants Ca) or Ditmar (il) a. Come ‘Baltimore re ot Washington, 8 p. ' Rogo- : _ ¥a;..Schmite (1-4) New tt Baiten, 2 pan. Grim > ¥s. pA ¢it-12). BP i aan City 2 : Betro a’ daitivere, ped. rain gee ti York af i, 2 p.m. ‘Only sewotuled, ” | NATIONAL LEAGUE Lott eee i H 1m 4 ; re - } = | ew J a 000 * 3 we 8 Challenger's Wite | Very Privileged Person Is. if that’s the way he want it. I'lk hit any place he tells me to. But I'm determined to prove to him that he's wrong when he-calls me can.”” i It was pointed out that Campy had not exactly knocked down any fences during the spring training an eighth-pace hitter. He only” poorest season in the majors in which his batting average dropped from .312 to .207, certainly was no strong recommendation for a hitter, — * * ® _“Look,” he exclaimed, “I know this. I don’t care what I/hit in practice games. They don't mean Dicesore said a member of his foursome drove a ball 260 yards into Haliburda’s foursome at the . (Alston) is giving me,“ Campy home runs, This, following his; Hawthorne Valley golf course in November, 1952. Haliburda, peeved, knocked the bail into the rough. n Me In the argument that followed, Dicesore said, he was punched in the nose and knocked unconscious for recurring headaches and other physical pain, as well as medical expenses. anything, All I'm interested in is the way the hand reacted to catch-- eis Haliburda said he acted in sélf nse. ing every day. My hand is okay now. That's all that matters to me. I'll hit.” Campy got one hit in four at- bats as the Brooks ‘beat the Pi- rates 6-1 yesterday. ; DeMarco Plans conference yesterday while her broad-beamed hubby guiped three cups of coffee. : “T've only missed about three of Don's fights, and he’s had about 80 since becoming a professional,” Irene added. “I wouldn't think of missing this one.” * * « It’s _Irene’s second visit to: the United States. She was with her -husband .when—he -defeated- Harry. Matthews iri Seattle in the sum- mer of 1953... ; “I'm not the kind who wrings her hands af'a fight,’’” continued Irene, mother of Pat, 8; and Peter, 3. “So far I guess I haven't had too, Don. has never been really beaten up. As you can see he gets off nicely,” Cockell, an ex-blacksmith, .is un- tharked. That's about the most re- markable thing about ~hini—really no visible scars, no cauliflower ears. “This beef is really good,” he said, ag he stowed away a rare . “I never put' on weight with food. Where I have to watch. out is liquids. T drink 9 lot of water.” 2 * Training Setup. Begins Work May 9 for June 10 Battle With Basilio BOSTON: } —: Tony DeMarco, newly crowned world welterweight boxing champion, will train for his title defense against Carmen Ba- silio at Greenwood Lakes, N.J., fol- lowing a brief Florida vacation. ‘DeMarco, who won the 147-pound crown from Johnny Saxton in Bos- ton April 1, will report to the Jer- sey training site May 9, He meets Basilio, No. 1 ranked welter chal- lenger, in Syracuse, N.Y., June 10. | Carmen Fiore has volunteered his services.to.be among Tony’s sparring partners in preparation for the. match. Fiore is considered to have a étyle similar to Basilio’s. B DeMar¢o yesterday received a i i + H State Lists Acreage. in North for Burning _ | tion today. Budge:Slated . to Action in Clay Court Test FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. ip— | Don Budge, top-seeded in the Na- tional Clay Courts tennis profes- sional championship, gets into. ac- He is scheduled to play Art Prochaska of Hillsborough Beach, Fla., after being idle in first ment opened yesterday, Later today, Budge and second- seeded Bobby: Riggs team up in| doubles to: play Dick Vandenbosch of Delray Beach, Fla., and Byron Thomas of West Palm Béach. — Yesterday's best smatch was a 36, 6-2, 86 victory by Yvon Petra of Chicago over Bill Luffler, Uni- versity of Miami tennis coach. Their match lasted nearly two hours. Riggs, playing out of New York, defeated Martin Buxby of ‘Holly- wood Beach 6-2, 6-4, 21 Teams in National YMCA Tank T. Mercha Michigan 9 Blanks UD Baseball Team ANN ARBOR — Backed by three-hit pitching, the Universi out’ the University of Detroit yes- terday, 5-0, for the 2nd straight day, Michigan's eight bits were spread winning hurler Bill Thurston. Young Yugoslav Gridders Asking Political Asylum » NICE, France (INS)—Five teen- ‘age. members of a Yugoslav foot- ball team have asked political asy- in- France, —_- = The quintet, who disappeared Tuesday just before their team was to return to Belgrade from an in- ternational tournament. in Cannes, turned themselves into the French police yesterday, . In a statement issued ‘through a Yugoslav exile leader who accom- panied them. to? the station, the youthful refugees they had “had enough of popular democracy }and misery,” ;.| ; Kuenn cracked a bome ran and’ «Adouble, while Fred Hatfield, Al _Kaline and Bill Tuttle ‘| two-base hits. . | | homer. Jim: Delsigg knocked in two- ~ | Puns with a bases-loaded single. - Kaline and J, W. Porter each ‘ >, Gplivered two-run singles. in. the Seeeco--wneroxwe 41-0) | || Golfer Seeks Damages | | for Injuries in Fight Geerge Dicnertae golfer from. ty | 100 yard butterfly in 1:13.7, smash- {ot Michigan's baseballteam shut | ing she American no ri ee the game among eight piayers while Detroit's th ne ee promoters today.cancelled a sched- |to predict that Stan Musial will .| ger has 2,420, ineluding two in ‘his ‘| Hank Sauer and Dee five hits apiece. F ae ; Wallop his -first homer lgst season | until his 63rd game on June . He | | finished with only five, * * *& NEW YORK w — It seems safe reach the 2,500 hit mark this sea- son. The St. Louis Cardinal slug-. first game this year. Led by Ty Cobb with 4,191, only 31 major leaguers have more than 2.500 safeties. Others with more than 3,000 are Honus Wagner 3.430; Eddie Collings 3,313: Nap Lajoie’ 3.251;- Paul Waner| 3,152 and Cap Anson 3,081. i *** * The Chicago Cubs go into today’s | Zame against Cincinnati with an imposing .387 batting mark for two games, They've scored 21 runs on, 29 ‘hits, including three homers. Fotidy have * * 4 Husky Ted Kluszewski of-Cincin- | “|nati, who has two homers in as | many games this:year, did pot hit | this second circuit blow until “ed Tith game in 194 when he. ié@ the majors with 49. oo j * 2 « ~ 4 Harvey Kuenn of Detroit}. who homered against Kansas City = terday in his second game, did not | Here's a case of history repeat- ing. Junior Gilliam of Brooklyn hit | a bases empty homer off Pitts- | SunGers—starting hurlers for j today's Detroit Tiger home opener for Portocarrero in @Fe expected to be Billy Hoeft | (Detroit, top) and Mike Garcia, | | Cleveland. Today's game, starting at 2 o'clock (all home games are | iset for that hour) will*be tele- 9) é| | | |Mt. Clemens’ | | Fans See 38th | Tiger Opener Friends Started Seeing First Games in 1917, }) Haven't Missed MT. CLEMENS (UP)—Two ola! cronies packed a’ picnic lunch to-| day and headed for Detroit and) their 38th consecutive Detrojt Tiger | opening game. Bobcean, operator of “Bobcean's Corners” on M-59, have been at- |. tending the season openers.in De- - troit together since 1917. Adair, now 61, and Bobcean, 59, were childhood friends schoolmates. a ball game I'll know it's time for living,” Adair’ joked. | The pair planned to drive to | Nevis Field on the Detreit United railfoad back-in "17, - se U.S. Girls Break | Swimming Records — | “® — Four young’ | girls from Oakland, Calif., top-| |Pled two American records and | |won six of nine events they en- {it itered on the second night of the / favor of Ken Sears of Santa Clara. Hour itll atealallateiats Size Gave Him Chance ANN ARBOR (UP) — Michigan _ace Ron Kramer was so clumsy six years ago that coaches at East Detroit High School held a special conference and almost decided to him in all sports. “Ron was so clumsy when I first saw him he couldn't turn around without falling over,’’ East Detroit ehance because he had size.” basketball coach Fred Lee recalled. pa es Sar cuvered eave Bours in bis back yard.” Asbury said Ae first used Kramer at center because that was the one position where mobility wasn’t much of a factor. : “At center, Ron just had to bend iE i ite a Ee bs 2% two important qualities: | . Mildness that pleases thirst. Se Something Wonderful Has Happened To Partytime Treats! jou FIFER says, ““When you include today’s wonderfully refreshing Pfeiffer’s Beer with the other refreshments you serve, everything tastes better and parties are a lot more fun.” Good reason, because Pfeiffer’s Beer is brewed to give you 2. 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Roberts said he felt strong throughout the game and had great success mixing up his pitches. “IT threw a lot of change-ups | which made the fast one more ef- fective. I fooled Willie Mays twice. Boy, I'll bet he'll be looking for me next time.” The 13,219 fans who braved the cloudy 43 degree weather leaned forward on every pitch in the .{ ninth. Dusty Rhodes, the hero. of the 1954 World Series, batted for relief pitcher Marv Grissom, and was safe on an error by shortstop Granny Hamner. Whitey Lockman popped up, but | Al Dark, with the count of two strikes and no balls, slashed a curve that hung to right field for the first hit. The two runs scored 4 re loved to|on Monte Irvin's P Two Ring Titles Michigan State --won- Rational Collegiate boxing team champion- ee ee Get New Enjoyment From Your Pley better, get better results! Get « bigger ‘kick’ from your sport with new equipment, Rogers have fresh stocks of the famous mokes you want... end LOOK! 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Detroit Red Wings and Mon- treal Canadiens—who have played more than 80 games apiece since the start of the season last Octo- © reenter Louisville Club Favored Spead Favorite the Stanley Cup playoffs. The game should be over about an hour before midnight, but ¢ will come as no surprise to Grab Amer. Assn. Title .By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baseball writers of the Ameri- can Assn, levelled the finger at Louisville as probable pennant win- ner as the Class AAA League head- | ed into today’s season openers. The Colonels were picked to dis- place Indianapolis’ Indians, cham- pions last year, in a campaign giv- ing handicappers two new clubs to consider. * ¢ « Denver and Omaha, both pro- | moted from the Class A Western, League, are the new entries. Den- | ver replaces Kansas City, new home of the former Philadelphia Athletics in the American League. | The Columbus franchise has been moved to Omaha. For the opening games Minne- apolis is at Indianapolis, St. Paul at Louisville, Denver at Toledo and. Omaha at Charleston. The Colonels won the post-season | playoffs jn 1954, then beat Syrac use | ij of the International League in the | Little World Series. Woods Gets Unanimous Decision Over Chavez SPOKANE, Wash. Woods of Spokane finished fast to win a unanimous decision over Carlos Chavez in a 10-rond light- | weight match here last night. Chavez, a Los Angeles veteran who weighed 138, Woods twice before. Woods scaled (137%. A crowd of 1,367 paid $4,023 to see the match in the Spokane Coliseum. == u— Bobby had beaten, | er,. spilling ever into the early | off games sometiees do that. For example, the Red Wines) ' once > Played until 2: 30 in the morn- at Greensboro Slammer, However, Is Opposed by About 125 Other Top Linksmen GREENSBORO, N.C. W — The | Greater™ Greensboro Open golf | | tournament, which has become more or less the personal property of Samuel Jackson Snead since he won the inaugural in 1938, opened ,today with the field of about 125 | again assigned the _ of chasing Sammy, Nearing 43, Snead has played | few tournaments this year, but he’s | ing before winning a playotf game. That happened in 1936, with Mud | Bruneteau firing the winning goal | of play. * * * Last year it looked as though | the Red Wings and Canadiens were headed for one of those wee- | hour marathons in the 7th game of the playoffs. But little Tony | Leswick put a quick end to the | suspense by rifling a goal at 4:29 of the Ist ‘sudden death’ period | to give the Wings a 2-1 victory. That was the 2nd time in four! years the Wings won the Stanley Cup on a ‘‘sudden death’ goal | in the deciding game. bando did it in the 1950 playoffs, | overtime session to defeat the New York Rangers. year’s winner in a playoff with Marty Furgol. Snead has compiled a phenome- nal success story in this tourna- ment which launches the PGA sum- mer season with a $12,500 purse, $2,200 of which goes to the winner of the 72-hole test, ending Sunday. Sammy has won the tourna- ent four times. In the last six years he has never ginished lower | still the man to beat here, despite | than a tie for third, winning twice the presence of such threats as | and two years ago finishing sec- | Mike Souchak, year's leading mon- | ond in a four-man playoff won by ey winner, and _Doug Ford, last ' Earl Stewart. —$—$—$——$ ge ey Pete Ba- | have called up twe rookies from their Edmonton farm club. They are center Bronco Horvath and forward John Bucyk, They will | be teamed with Vic Stasiuk to form a 4th forward, an unusual move for a game of such im- Wings, ,their 7th Stanley Cup — which would tie them with Toronto — are unbeaten at home since Dec. 19. They've gone through 23 games in that time. 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Fe 2.9234 | ° itis tnt enon aint a an oo in 4 Sok j te = i ; ii é fie | i} f at | 2: ij oS | / ue THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 al - | ar pl ; Sammy is coming to The Pon- tiac Press Monday, April 18th to tell all golfers—men and women in this area how to play GOLF. Sam will have each of his articles illustrated and will write in words that every read- er can understand and apply to his or her game. And to make doubly sure, Sam will offer from time to time orien the season illustrated raphs on special parts of GOL such as Watch for Golf's Greatest Player Beginning April 18th. PONTIAC PRESS MAXIM GOES DOWN — Middleweight champion | Carl (Bobo) Olson, throwing lightning-like punches with both hands, floors Joey Maxim in the second | | round of their non-title overweight fight at the Cow | Palace in San Francisco last night. Top left: Olson AP Wirephote gets in hard right to Maxim's chest. At right, Olson connects with hard rights to the head. ‘Bottom left: Maxim goes down. At right, Referee Ray Flores directs Olson to neutral corner. Maxim took an eight count. Olson won a unanimous decision. 9.5 for Century Already! ABILENE, Tex, (8 — Bobby ‘Morrow, who thinks jumping the gun in a race jyst slows you down, so he doesn't do it, is the latest sprint sensation of the Southwest. The lanky freshman of Abilene 4 Christian already has run College 1100 yards in 9.5 and 220 in 20.5 this Open Mondey, Fridey, Seturdey Nights te 9 lel TOMMY BURNS GOLF CLUBS ~ nos >> soos 4* Sterdy trons with pre- — a AN rome plated shafts, leather grips. Wood with persimmon heads, plastic insert and chro- med stepdown shafts. -100-yard dash in the Texas Relays Southwestern Frosh Sprint Star Never Jumps Gun, Runs Winning Streak to 29 jumped the gun. His four defeats came -in hig first season in high school, Later he beat all four of | the fellows who licked him. In his | senior year at San Benito, Tex., High School he won 23 races and his best times were 9.6 in the 100 and 21.1 in the 220. A flock of colleges sought him but he chose Abilene Christian over Southern California, Kansas and Texas. He says the reasons are that he likes the religious educa- season and hasn't lost a race in two years. Hig string shows 29 straight victories. Morrow has beaten alli the top sprinters of the Southwest except Dean Smith of Texas, the former Olympic performer. He hasn’t run against Smith yet. Morrow won the but the Texas U. star didn’t enter. Bobby’s coach, Oliver Jackson, terms him “the finest freshman sprinter I ever have seen.” PHS 9 Gets In | Straight Win ‘and an error in the Chiefs out- Chief 9 Blasts Jim Jones Comes Close to Shutout, Pitches OK; PHS Hitting Better Blessed with some unexpected fine hurling by Jim Jones, and a strong increase in hitting power, Pontiac High's baseball club yes- terday afternoon wrecked a Wa- Three tallie@ in the opener gave Pontiae a big edge. Dick Slade and got his Ist 3-bagger to score the two Chiefs. He came in himself on Smith's single. Vallad counted in the second on a sacrifice by Jim Jones and Slade's triple. Al Hayward provided the only run of the 6th frame. He was knocked home by dint of a bad ‘throw by the Skipper catcher and Murphy's single, The big seventh brought tallies | by Slade, Poe, Daniel, Wharry, Al and Bud Hayward. Hits by Slade, Wharry’s 2nd triple, Al Hayward’, Single, Vallad’s one- base blow, and Stade’s 2nd sin- gle of the round did the trick. Waterford's run was scored by | Harnack aided by Nichols’ single | field. Jim Jones’ gilt-edge hurling kept the Skippers whiffing all afternoon. He stopped them cold without a hit from the 1st to the 7h, while fanning 12. He walked only one. Kruskie sruck out 3, walked 2. Skippers 12-1 jze= on Wednesday Illinois Frosh Getting Chance Cockell Reminds Wiiter of Tommy Farr in 1937 By GAYLE TALBOT wasn't in a dream either. * * * Back in 1937 they brought .over another British carnival attraction named Tommy Farr as a sort of sacrificial offering to young Joe Louis, the killer. If you think the promoters are being given a going- over for importing the tubby bat- tler from Battersea, you just should have heard what the ex- perts said When they saw the cor- rugated ears on Farr. : * * * They said he patently was a bum who would be lucky to go five with the champion. This made Farr sore and he was a hard man re ise 256 et & ae Ht moved in on him as though he owned him round after round. Joe was forced to put out everything he had to save his title. Roster of R Pilots Filled This Week Roster of managers of the five- team Birmingham Babe Ruth League was filled this week with the appointment of Tony Stiel and Art Birkholz. Stiel' will manage the Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac Chiefs and Birkholz will handle the new Sth team sponsored by the Jamie Martin Insurance Agency in Birmingham. P re viously named as managers of the other three teams were John Ma- donna, Brad Springer, and Fred | Petrucci, whose team won the | city champlonship last year. | These managers and - their. coaches will be on hand for try- | Eliot Seeking to Plug Holes in Poor Team of ‘54 Season CHAMPAIGN, Ill. ® — It's~a field day for freshmen in Illinois’ | spring football drills. Practices opened yesterday with 121 gridders reporting to Coach uth League outs beginning April 19 at 5 p.m. at the Birmingham High School field when this league for 13 to 15 year olds gets under way. Training games will be played during May and early June, with the regular six-week season start- ing at the close of the high school athletic program. Bowling Results emasa, BEAUX Olson's ‘New’. Overhand Right Subdues Maxim Bobo Now Ready for Crack at World Light Heavy Crown‘ SAN FRANCISCO i#)—The ‘‘new”’ Bobo Olson, who picked up a crush- The Hawaiian-born middleweight king, departing from his usual damaging body attack and switch- ing to a savage overhand right to the head, floored Joey Maxim twice and was all over him from the opening bell last night as he won a unanimous 10-round decision at the Cow — s Olson was a $1 favorite in the nontitle bout.’ He weighed 169 pounds, nine above his norma! fig- ure, but looked faster and hit hard- er than in any of his previous -20- | straight triumphs. Only in the first round, when he concentrated on the body and beat Maxim’s torso bright red, did he stick to his nor- mal fighting pattern. In the second round Maxim, who weighed 175, went down for an eight-count from two smashing rights to the head. In the ninth, Olson repeated the right and caught the tottering former light heavyweight champion with a left to the jaw as he fell. This time 69 | Maxim was = ~ Six. Pis Lilies Daffodiis eo | Peonies 72 Pansies Marigoids 69 Carnations 4 Mums 66 Petunias Lilacs 64 Clads 3 Violets 63 Poppies = Asters 62 Iris | Daisies 60 Orchids 44 | High scores—G. Chakroff 200, R. Co- | nant 203, PF. Newcomb 497. WAMPUS LADIES (Pinal Standings) we we WKC 16 45 Pont Ree. 1 62 57 Elsie Cream 11 48 Dr. Inn Cire. . 61 Ogg. Cinra, 6851 Pont Rec. 2 Bty. Coll. @4 55 Bxcelsior Cirs. %0 2 | Bob-Ola 63 97 Abstract. Tith % | High scores—D. Stottiemyre 240- Seo, Elsie Ice Cream 830, 2656. MOTOR INN BB Pts. Pts Stroh's 69 Paul's Elect. 58 Goebel's 6a fs 209 e's $1 Perry Sve. 6a tr. Inn Rec 6 Dobski's 66 Salfis ol Blair Transit 4 Louie's. ah Norwalk 63 Chuc?’y. ~~ “SY iler's @2 Drewry's - 40 12 Hi Jack's Barbers 36 igh sian 230, R. For- | Scores—W. Dake | tine 573; Spike's Mfg. Co. 099, Goebei's | “IT was sur elec when I knocked him down,” Olson told reporters. “IT was so excited after I knocked him down the first time I didn't know what punches I threw the rest of the round.” _* * @¢ Maxim, decked only four times eq Previously in his career covering more than 100 fights, said he was Surprised too at Olson's hard punching. The chances of title fight with light heavy champion Archie Moore are good, according to Sid Flaherty, the middleweight king's manager. “There's nothing definite on it yet, of course,"’ he said, ‘‘but we'll have a few talks about it very | Shortly.” Jersey Quintet Defends Title in ‘Chair’ Tourney RANTOUL. 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Add Puritan's Open Monday and Friday Evenings ‘til 9:00 | - WEDNESDAY’S STARS ' By The Associated Press PITCHING: Robin Roberts, Philadelphia Phillies — Pitched no-hit ball for 81-3 innings, then gave up three hits and two runs while beating the New York Giants 4-2 in the opening game for both BATTING: Mickey Mantle, New York Yankees — Got three hits, one a powerful homer to the right- center field bleachers in Yankee Stadium, in five trips and drove in four runs as the Yanks routed Washington 19-1. Shortstap Chicago Carrasque!l and 2nd baseman Nellie Fox played in all White Sox games one the 1954 season. “His possibilities are unlimited” |tion he is receiving at Abllene| | NATEEDER ow | | Ete esitteam faied) = Tymemms | Jackson says, “but the NAIA and/ Christian and he considers his | Latta, ss 29 8 Glade. 3 “5 ol Big Ten game. miedy. 2 77 38 Voorhees a 31 AAU meets in June will prove a lot | coach ‘“‘the best.” Larkens, 3> 3 6 1 Ae $ : 4] Freshmen were gunning fof an | Talbots TL 41 bade 4 5a) as far as comparing him with the| He launched his college career = $e peer, % $22 assortment of assignments which | Med 1 oo si te | oldtimers.” with a wind-aided 9.5 in the 100| xing ¢ 20 8 Sut, a se ; Eliot said were wide open. 66 52 Partridge ig Morrow, 6-2 and weighing 175 | and 2055 in the 220 at the Border | Kruski. p 3 ¢ 1 B Heyward @ 1 0. * * 6 nae oe oo i 7 | pounds, is great because of his Olympics. He also anchored the | Nicholas 101 Vellod” 2 $ 3 ; Four yearlings are leading can- ane scores—Arnold Osta 120. I tremendous leg drive, his coach | 40-yard relay team to a 41.9 Bor- Breer 3 8g Jones. BD 3 © © Gidates for the fullback spot. Last | eta 7 Got a2. ie sui, Part. observes. der Olympics record. Three weeks | Beedie. 200 | year’s top fullbacks have been -_ In his track career, starting as |later he won the 100 in the Texas | Woedmen, 12 0 ____| shifted, Mickey Bates being moved | ST MURON Bo eee a junior in high school, he has | Rel-ys in 9.8 running into a 4-mile Sete 1312 back to right halfback and Bob witi-=«6ln oo es won 46 races 5.¥. 50 and never has wind, tine WEEE 129 3 $4o.d] wiman. now playing — baseball, Frank. Esther oo 43 Dr" ‘Bussey's ‘o os | nament. e j _H. Coz Trench Maids ¢7 68 sere, ‘ening * See ® Hayward | scheduled for the line. Team 18 St as Chucks ~ a > Open Mon., Harnack hit for Swindeman in Tth Three freshmen are battling for ae te ip Pe ad a Fri, Sat, | fichous nit'tor"Gtita ‘mth | Quarterback selection and three ee , Bud Hayward hit for Smith in Tth |more are after halfback spots. sgn | to 9 : The backfield hopefuls shold see | wooachoppers "si spotiers 2a | - oe Versatile Texas Hunter plenty of spring action because | Woodward: BQ 50 Sad Sects 7, E : ERNE aE sc c. three regulars are missing. Quar-| whiriwinds 16 Four Dots oe 2 SEAGOVILLE, Tex. ) — J. C. | terback Em Lindbeck is playing mcrae 7t) peeets eel Ch k se fety fea ae Smith, used 50 caliber machine | baseball, halfback Abe Woodson is Sucker Bet 83 Sete Se thes. tures 4 | guns as an Force gunner staying wi track team apeed mockouts 3 "4 ec sa _..| | World War II. Right after the war. | captain J. C. 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CBS’ engineers switched on emergency battery power at ring- side to restore audio transmission and announcer Jack Drees gees | Billiards Players Hope ito End Mixup in Title | PHILADELPHIA (® — Top bil- | Hards players are contemplating | billed as the world’s pécket bil- | liards championship, Competing in |a round robin series of matches will be Willie Mosconi, Irving Crane, Jimmy Caras and Erwin Rudolph, Sponsors of the tourney hope it wil] determine the 1955 title, now claimed by several players, | $16.75 GOLF per $12.95 75 GOLF cats $16.75 Spalding GOLF BALLS @ 40c up , vesdeast $11.75 : description _s = 6 GOLF BAGS $8.65 ictus Sen ‘Seay, Memeaos: acific Gas ect ; : spokesman explained that one WELDEN WOHLFEIL-DEE 158 N. SAGINAW rase in a three-phase 110,000 volt Open Eves. Mon. thre There. transformer circuit burned out, | Sporting Goods peies Tenenp Cpestenome By Appointment Only (Next to Sears) oe ply in = er over || 1 mt. Clemens ° FE 4-211 2274 S$. Telegraph, Pontiac FE 2-4907 §! : Pa 3 Comaty Athletes on Teams at Wayne Workers Map 15 Lakes in Oakland County LANSING (®—Fisheries workers mapped 28 lakes in four southern Michigan counties during the win- ter, the state conservation depart- ment reported today. Inquiries for the maps, which will not be available for several months, should be addressed to the Institute for Fisheries Re- search at Ann Arbor. The lakes mapped were: Bennett, Clough, Holsington, Howe, Inchw Lime, Nett in “tite County ; =“ a Canfie Ciark, Gornies and Kell Lakes in Genesee: County a4 and Fento Lake in ° 1g Has Golf Date With ike $35,000 Tournament of Champions at Las Vegas April 28. eo 8 @ “It was @ very pleasing win for me," Middiecoff added. “Last year I had a stretch in which I won one tournament and was runner-up in seven. That makes a guy start talking to him- self, ® * Ld “At Augusta, I changed my swing a little bit but the hig. im- provement came in my putting. I made the griup bigger on my put- ter, without changing the blade, and it was great.” La * * The Memphis dentist said he had: _|met the President but had never played golf with him. “I'm leok- ing forward. to it,” he said. “T don’t know the exact time we'll play—-Friday or Saturday.” Mid- dlecofg is due back in New York Sunday for a television appear- ance, Speaking of the new crop of young players hitting the big purses, the new Masters champion said: * * * “Theyre real tough: Gene Littler and Mike Souchak, especially, are fine golfers. But golf has become such an intricate game these days a no one guy or no two guys to step and take are right away. t takes time and experience.” |Drafting of NBA Stock of Philly Five NEW YORK (®—Last or next to last for the past four years, the Philadelphia Warriors today were rated a top contender for next year’s Eastern Division laurels in the National Basketball Assn. all because of Tom Gola, The Warriors grabbed off the versatile three-time All-America from LaSalle in the NBA draft yes- terday and added a couple of other j well liked collegians in George Plenty of Horse Sense BOSTON —The Andolina broth- ers, owner Paul and trainer Frank, have been around horses of all Ker for a long time. They have a livery stable in north Boston. Their interest in thoroughbreds dates back 20 years when they visited Rockingham Park and Suf- folk Downs where their dray horses pulled the starting gate and other track equipment. Their top race horse now is Boston Doge. Gola Raises Washington’s Corky Deviin and Villanova’s Bob Schafer for good measure, 2 * * LaSalle is located in Philadel- phia and the Warriors were entitled to first crack at the 22-year-old, 6-7, 207-pound Gola as a territorial choice, Each club is privileged to first pick at any college senior within a So-mile re radius of its fran- chise., _The only other territorial selec- ‘a "| Montreal 2! Detroit (teams aaa 33 in best-of-7 final playoff). Ashburn Streak |[ Called fo Half ‘Injuries End Richie's String at 731 Games; Ennis Also Out PITTSBURGH — Richie Ash- burn was expected to get back into the Philadelphia Phillies lineup |] ,, against the Pittsburgh Pirates to- day — but bis consecutive game | streak was ended at 731. Ashburn sat in the dugout at |] \’. Connie Mack Stadium in Philadel- phia yesterday while his team- mates defeated the New York Giants 4-2 in the Nationa] League opener for beth etube. * Ashburn, who was injured in an outfield crash at Wilmington, Del., April 8, had hoped this season to equal or better the record of 822) straight league games established | by Gus Suhr of the Pirates and Phillies in the mid 1930s. | Ashburn sustained a strained leg | lided with Del Ennis ag both | Phiis’ outfielders chased a ball hit | by Mickey Mantle of the New York and slight concussion when he col- Yankees, Ennis, who sustained a hairline kneecap fracture, also sat out yesterday’s game but — like Ashburn — was due to see action today. Elk Softballers Drill Elks 810 softball team, a mem- | ber of the City Softball League, will practice tonight from 5 p.m. at Beaudette Park. PLAYOFF WEDNESDAYS RESULT No game scheduled. TODAY’S SCHEDULE AUTO PAINTING Expert Body and Fender Repair on All Mak | DON'T MISS IT . PONTIAC. 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In the field of foreign travel, mete middie and lower income Jar foreign vacation attraction for competition from the British West Europe remains the most popu Americans, but there is increasing foreign visitors this year, the AAA eatinated. Pooch on the Carpet for Rug-Stealing Habit . WORCESTER, Mass. . @—Wig- gles, a 9-month-old mongrel dog, is building quite-@ display of rugs in the Joseph R. Mahoney home— and Mahoney doesn't know where they're coming from. He says the dog has dragged at least half a dozen scatter rugs, some evidently costly, onto the) jg! recent! Gis Mahoney premises jn months: Wiggles apparently works far afield as neighbors canvassed by the Mahoney children reported no losses. Invest Nickel, Get $411 NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP) — Americo and Edward Guillaro re- ported that their ‘‘model’’ watcli- dog let thieves make off with $411 after being bribed with @ five-cent candy bar, hee a keliilae (helde kts ate SAVE WATER! ! SAVE Your Garden! Attention! SILVER CHALICE PerrVvveve eT eee UU UCU UUCUVTCCT? | RIVEIN: 2 1EU Te a= -_orTrrtrrrrerTT TTT Te eee ‘but they ‘mambo expert who teaches in her own | just ‘cause she loves to dance . Tin * « at Morocco’ s 5 alae - By EARL WILSON New YORK—E! Moroeco’s Midnight Mambo—Sundays only-— has become the biggést night of the week for the Insomniac Set . . . but 99 per cent of the Mambo Nighters can’t mambo. &.*& WF * Sophie Tucker, got up there the other morning and a “Some of These Days.” A lovely brunette, Diana Lindbn of Montreal, played the bongo drums. Bernice Parks danced with Teddy Redrigees—whe later danced solo, holding a glass of water on - his head . . . a trick he thinks he invent- ed 14 years ago. The Chi Chi Set filled the place. When Rodriguez, the m. c., thanked Sophie for allowing herself to be imposed upon, she shouted, “I loved it—don’t be silly!” x k* kk &* The Billy Rose-Joyog Mathews marriage rumors are loose again. x k& ke The words “Cafe Mardi Gras” suddenly appeared on the CBS TV Theater at B’way and 81st—mystifying folks. It’s Jackie Gleason's new TV experiment—an hour show which is to be “pilot-filmed” with Sammy Davis Jr., Hildegarde, and others by eight cameras. CBS is financing it, and somebody said, “Gleason is spendirig CBS’ money as though CBS had as much as he does.” x * * * I happened te be on 8th Av. when Marilyn Monroe went on Ed Murrow’s show and hustled in and out of bars hunt- ing a TV set. In that sporting neighborhood, they were watching wrestlers and the fights. Finally I asked a'bar- tender, “Aren’t you getting Monroe and Murrow?” He said, “Nah, these guys in here wants look at the ‘Trots’.” I did find one, though, and think somebody should give a screen test to Milton — Greene’s wife, Amy. * * * * Darryl Zanuck and Joe DiMaggio—employer and ex-husband of Marilyn Monroe—sat a foot or two apart at “Silk Stockings”— didn’t speak. The reason? They've never been introduced. Zanuck doesn’t socialize with actors—and recent- ly said he'd only met Marilyn three times. . kw & * ODDITIES IN OUR TOWN: Olga, the studio and at Roseland, but who goes to the Chateau Madrid mambo matinees, = Koberg, the Brooklyn cab driver who takes candid pictures of his fares . . . The TV geniuses who used to blast Ed Sullivan for his solemnity, and who now admit that this same quality is “personality.” x ** * ¢€ = - Dorothy Dandridge’s kid sister, Vivian, 17, also a singer, opens at the Miami Van- ity Fair Apr.17.. . John L. Lewis vaca- tioned atthe Casa Marina in Key West .°. « The fellow in ‘Philly who takes up ” liam Clothier 3d. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Don Ameche missed his first performance in “Silk Stockings” —virus—with Lawrence (“Song of Norway”) Brooks stepping . Frank Sinatra’s due to talk to Jules Podell of the Copa about his fall date. Podell figures the removal of 4 posts during. : the summer woe will cost $200,000—or $00,008. a post . . . Tyrone Power's dated be Mk tie Jack Benny turned down $50,000 for if . Deborah Kerr, who got s sexy rele in “From Here to Eter- nity,” repeats in “End of the Affair.” x *k k * 'wwvvwvrevrrveVTeeTTTTtTTTtTTt TTT Tere a ll a a i i i i i Hl i i Nin a ihn i i hi in ti the Ni Mi A ie So te ti Mi ti ha hs i te td wwrrrrwrrerwrrrTrewTYTTYTeerr wT TD SKY RB Del Mille S OMAP! V0 * tert Times * TONIGHT * | 47 op WINE Bot Office Opens 7:00 P. M. First Show at 7:15 Phone FE 4-461! Drive-In Lheater 2150 Opdyke Read VECHNICOL! MR ‘DEBORAH ——Tiona” ‘Massey will get the ‘divorce while | working in Reno and Vegas cafes .°, . The newest blood type is being called “MM” (and not named for youknowwho). . . “The Tender Trap” was booked for a Rochester, Minn. one-nighter so the = could get check-ups at the Mayo Clinic. x, x... iets Swanson’s turning columnist, with a private oumetie: . Jack Haley's a parther in a large Los Angeles real estate firm . « « Mae West bought a hunk of a San Francisco chop suey parlor . . . Mexico City’s getting a half-mile-long TV plant... New Hollywood fad: pink-dyed miniature French poodles. Suit Suits the Judge . DALLAS, Tex. (@—A_ divorce- seeking husband wore the evi- Pair of Jailbreakers Headed Wrong Way WILLIAMSTON, S. C, (2)— OLGA lots ‘of Grace Kelly's time is the sportsman and merchant ‘Wil- were sentenced to four months here after a city court. convicted them of breaking an entering and instigation a riot. They. were charged with break- ing into the city jail at 2 a. m. and setting fire to a mattress, causing a disturbance. é J. T. Nichols and Sam Harper, dence to court. He told District Judge Dallas A. Blankenship a fight started because his wife didn't like the suit he was wearing. The judge studied the suit— pink coat, pink vest and pink handkerchief as accessories. Then he granted the divorce. WATERF DRIVE-IN oe a +. ee . “ THEATER LAST. TIMES. TONIGHT Elizabeth La, «van JOHNSON “MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY” 3 nace tik oa es] =» Bor Office Opens 6:45 P. M ORD “THE LAST TIME I SAw PARIS STagRine slacks, with pink shirt and pink! * dress on “Law Enforcement.” Puzzle Students When, Why and How poe Did ‘They Start: Living Under Earth Surface — WASHINGTON — Eerie blind- fish that live in underground streams and pools continue to puzzle naturalists more than a cen- tury after they were discovered, Still unsolved is the riddle of when, why and how some 16 kinds = Debbie to Work After Marriage, “|Ed Tells Queen z caneauian was the Duke of Edinburgh, who hasn't interfered with his wife's Cadillac’s Site Causes Temperature Extremes _ CADILLAC w# — This city of high Bille @ miles weet of Labe Michigan and cold or warm air waves drop into the cup and stay. Topic Really Hits Home dressing a group of auxiliary po- licemen on ‘Law Enforcement” when a messenger interrupted to advise that an armed bandit had robbed the mayor's music store of $40. With even greater earnest:| \ness, the mayor continued his ad-| .|at an end. Needless to say, the -big films to restore her to popu- _ | Set to do the wife's role in ‘The - | that Judy Garland should have won $ : LET BYGONES BE BYGONES—"I am an American citizen, I want to do my duty.” That's why a 19- atomic blast at Hiroshima, Japan, joined . Kinnosuke, whose American-born mother is living in Hiroshima, is shown above being sworn into service at San Francisco, Calif., by Lt.-Col. John J. Houghran. Kinnosuke came to the U. S. in 1951. df Big Battle Due Harmonious Business : METUCHEN,’ N. J. u—Benja- Between Rita min Date, farmer member ot and Col umbia Troupe, is now a harmonica tuner. He and his wife, Margaret, tune about 7,500 harmonicas a year. - By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD wu — Notes and ‘A GIRL FOR JOE’ “Force of Arms” _ PRIDAY & SATURDAY HELL AND HIGH WATER DAKOTAS Te CHNICC(OR comment on the Hollywood scene— Look for a battle royal to ensue over Rita Hayworth's notification that her contract with Columbia is J NOW! THRU SAT. studio doesn't see it her way and is prepared to fight. The battle could keep Rita out of work until 1960, if it’s carried to the highest a a al The studio feels that it has taken dba care of Rita, putting her in their land . larity after bed publicity. e Tinsl chsarsabins x tes Acad. emy Awards: Jennifer Jones was folks a EXTRA. NOUR “Bitofel d Theats| TODAY. IY A picture strangely powerful . . excitements, desires and passions as violent as those that tore apart the valley where men fought for their lives, . : one their loves! Features as. 3:28 - 5:30 7:32 - 9:36 . Creating inside you ‘THe the award, Although she was;a good loser, she wanted the Oscar “AQUATIC STARS” © NEWS © CARTOON badly. She wanted to show her long-time studio MGM, which fired her. Her adherents argued that she should be given a special Oscar for her achievements on the screen. But it wag ruled that stars cannot | be given special awards in the | SUN: NOW Thru | SAT.— “MANY RIVERS TO CROSS” Open 10:45 A. M. same year they are nominated for regular Oscars. oe ® s s.s Frank Sinatra is not one of those = Keego Theater Tharsdey, Friday, Saturday «= LORI NELSON « Se a PLUS—Jock Hewkins in “LAND OF FURY” Cornel Wilde in “THE BIG COMBO” aan ae N staring tomy Carts, \ ia. § \ ie N STARTS i SUN. =, : \ = Zachery Scott in “TREASURE OF RUBY HILLS” UTOPIA : With Stan Laurel ON OUR — ove and Oliver Hardy NEW CIANT at 10:45 nrerererermrererarararsrs || 5°"! PHONE FE 5-8331 | Seen 2 {PMID O La a, Last Times Today — “THE IRON GLOVE” N New Lake Theater \ Aiso—“THE BAREFOOT GONTESSA” 420 Pontise Trait Prepared 10 " Wert Haren Woot of Telegraph A Treat for the Whole Family! 9 Varieties to Select From Fine tasty Italian Foods for you to take out Joe’s Famous Spaghetti House 6:00 P. M. te 3 A. M.; Sun.-3 to 12 P.M, FE 38-7396 Ga STARTS FRIDAY -thra SATURDAY First Time Shown In Pontiac! _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 | FIFTY-NINE \ No. 14 in a series of Rane Creatures: as! a © Rlem pursues the glitter and passes up the gold TREGKOPE an advertiser who'd rather be flashy than right. He walks when others are riding, and shaves with a goldplated axe. Prefers to reach for pie in the sky rather than use the one medium that’s proven ' productive for so long for so many. _ Fortunately, the Grope is a rare creature. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS Yee Ais att mages ciataitin _ See Se eee : es E at ag a # o +, SERry { | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL i / L, 14 1955 Making Study of Coconut Milk'< Researchers at Cornell | Hope to Get Knowledge of Cancer Growth ITHACA, N. ¥. (UP)—Scientists at Cornell University believe a re- search project on coconut milk may milk solution makes certain plant faster than normal—in a manner solution had no effect, leading the _ selentists to believe that some mental causes of growth in animal tissues." Rear Axle Movable A movable rear axle assembly for truck trailers has been de- veloped which permits one man to change the axle position to meet the varying weight-per-axle regu-| wh, lations of the states through which Bs he hauls his trailer. Increase Is Seen in Diseases Here Chickenpox, measles and mumps were reported on the increase in figures released today by the health departments of Oakland County and Pontiac. Reports for the week ending April 9 were issued today by Dr. John D. Monroe, director of health NICK HALIDAY ALMOST MY DEAR | JONATHAN. for both the city and county, . | ” Breakdown of the reports, to- gether with comparative figures, follows: Pontiac Pest Prev. Year Week Week Ago Chicken poz........... 19 i 8 we HeGorsenecocede 6 3 4 Mumps... cicecvesres 6 1 23 wore Hl GOVEE occ cecceas 2 ‘ 0 Egeeceesese ciel 1 Tuberculosis... ..s6us 0 0 hooping cough -. © 6 4 NANCY d County ta Prev. Year Chicken pox .......... 210 83 eee ee ee ey eee eeenene oe eeeenee #eeeee ec ie te eek Week Ago 140 a7 $6 § $1 2 5 122 3 1) MEN HOG YOUNG MAN, YOU COME RIGHT BACK AN’ LISTEN T' MY PLAYER FORA , TILL YOU FORGET TH’ PAINTER SAID... © 1956, pede . Ot Co “But, * ° \ 1 It's just like blocks... only more constructive! WELCOME ALL HAIL BR Al Vr EASY THERE, FAT STUFF =DONT > GIT SENTIMENTAL f aoe <3 YA HGRES STRICKLY A BUSINESS | DBAL/<=f GOT ALL RIGHTS TO RIGHT: - oo ta ry Fixe. ell , HM ee ee el ~~ * = a Jean 7 I CAME ofl : eth : | agg, a’ —ERNIE= BSSMALL Efe THE BERR "LI, } emitted, YS By John Morris "4-4 . Capt, 1988 Oy MEA Sorvien, tee TO fg GG Pan OM By Walt Disney Sg ioe Sete ated ty K 7 | i Us > é Pred Pity f Ae . ti- +: SS Eacer, 1995 by NEA Sere (T. “" * « now ae gma, = —~ i t THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL,14, 1 955 ah Grains Hugging {1 - = S - , ‘ek VP 2ae : Recreation Plans Seay "ome ARKETS |p ISCOUNT Kale | : Aired by Belton, — fo dtray tes a = Special communication of Pon- : : of the oottmaten cast, Sind, ef q o $2,541.81 1 Narr 0 Mar in Ric bayy enn ips Disr upts a ef ae we ee. pe WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — _ sewer tube shall be wot, 202, 308 j iw : on { seskege artes se. Mills, W. . ft __ | Tentative plans for a summer rec- rtedly | tor "aes, 301, 203, 308, 307, 319," 222, S er Keportediy nalavin Park subdivision. w- and nd eo fancy, 6.80- NEW YORK (#—Motors were H . f ‘Strong Congress Bloc reation program were outlined ee Choke 3% NOTICE is HERESY GIVEN « _ GmCAco «aigeeseet oq foe fe tein, pet bu; |higher today in a mixed stock Ne n Brie Trying to Take Power when PTA representatives met| Attempting ‘to OKC | nat the Commission of the fee minus signs were fancy, 450 bu; No 1, , . ation Director Thomas} Estrg Wife Munteipal |Court on the 1th Gey oo the Board of Trade today. There Bin be: Northern Spy. No 1, | Market. Mrs. C. W. Salton of 3585 Lin-} A Woy Erom FPC wan Sacre aie April, 1988 at 8 o'clock p.m. 7m te aaa 3 se an’ us .% 4. = hea on * cared arenes colnshire Rd. reported to Pontiac oy. ose Belton at the Community Activities pay w tions and objec that may be was dealings | Sicsie . ‘ i : — House — Harper Ls — definite trend v : Beets, topped, No 1, 1.25- gains to around today the of a radio| WASHINGTON — The Center recently. ; WO. were less active than in the pre- 7s bu os abbage, Ho}, 136-100 be: number of losses from 1. to 2 points | Police sb Legge ee _ Committee buckles |“. ing instruction is sched- pm licy = in ag risen Deted: April 13 1988 | ane, py cog ale : soybeans rota topes Mot foreeredign, vet = es right around the| from her auto parked last night! down again -—, bad . Oe oa | Gad tax Fare July 29. A play- aha he reportedly: broke in and aprt t. 1008 mane soybean | }'%s ‘os bchs. lati, Mae ae level of yesterday's 2,820,000 in front of 92 Washington St. oe tent regulate. pro- ground program will be offered at | attempted to choke his estranged aided by an advance in Wweak-| 110 S0-ib bags ‘No 1, 2.00. | eve sorda ne | federal government regulate p co age Notice of Intention to Construct oil and rosy were "| 3:00 H2-ib vag, Parsoipe, No" 4 300:3-00 shares. ‘The ra ea ¥| Pontiac Police today ee . pone ducer prices of natural gas sold to| Nonelgon, Covert, Drayton Plains, Pal ta the vielen Merman’) San os ed that, at est, dropping a cent at one | ‘-bu. © 1, 4.96-6.95 100-1b bag. | moved up to arrest of Ernest Price, 17, interstate pipelines? Towns, and Stringham ce sa regular meeting of the time. Brokers thought the decline Riindre: bothguse” tency. 100 tip bot new record high. - Lambs Rd., Smith Creek, on two)" “Resuming bearings it began be-|9r 1. town Sune 77 to Aurust 8 B. Heneka, was shot by Mrs. Betty | iit" Ciy of Pentiac, Die reeolution was technical following the sharp /| No |. 65-75 $-Ib bos: rhubarb, Mo| Higher with the motors were the | tatic warrants, charging driving fore the congressional Easter re-| nay camping for. chidren in the | Barardi, with whom Mrs. Heneka it was declared pele ene go advance yesterday. the 1381.30, Turnin, topped: Ne utilities and a long list of -in-| yithout operator's license and reg- cess, the committee called for tes-!7 t) 14 years age group will be | was staying. Sole, aamape aud) retuned verk on Wheat near the end of the first | =*™ dividual issues. Lower were the ‘istration papers for his auto. ti today from Randall J. Le! (tered from August 1 to Septem- Oakiand County Prosecutor Ypsilsnt! avenue from _palenen oom hour was unchanged to % lower, DETROIT EGGs oils, airlines, rubbers and rail- and Gat. Jr., counsel for the Con-|) 2 Frederick C. Ziem said he has |‘ Univer tnd that the plan, pro- May $2.08%; corn % lower to! DETROIT, April 14 (ap) —Eses fo>. roads. Other major divisions were 5 i Aigleses Michi- | solidated Edison Co. of New York. Supervised activities for the noon| ordered a coroner’s inquest in fle and) estimate of said improveme ‘ May $1.44%; oats %| trades: “Met included. steady to mixed. = : ' riod on the schoolgrounds, dUr-| the shooting to determind wheth- | ° file for public, inspection. ruct said % higher, cd post — bo 47-62 weighted i gan Anima] Rescue League. Adv. At issue is an effort by a strong | pe : wement im accordance with the to % lower, May 72%; rye 4% lower | Whites—Grade A = laree -4346| The market started in an irregu- to take from | ing the winter, was also discussed.| . i¢ was unlawful or in self | impro file and estimate, and that the to % higher. May 97%; soybeans | $i4'0' %. seo ‘ naa wid avg 412; |lar manner, and this condition Rummage sale St. Vincent De| bloc in Congress ges | Geteuan, Tealinguast witt ko bald plan, profil Soh Teaeeraxed by special % lower to % higher, May $2.52; Oe ee mane sok via | pereided. Paul Hall, 197 8. Parke, Fri. S to ache Babeied, ee reaviats ’ G d in Royal Oak at a date to be ETE) (reppaeye cela ot of land ee chen, ME | See aks Seles Ta ies | Recker pulated oul that oe |820: nt 800 12 ~Aev | Mees producers can charge tor |PONEIAC Guardsmen | 2," thet Sette Or sarc veans_ to Cnr pounds higher, May $13.25. : i, erade © large be . wid avg 34 beest in the Federal Reserve dis- Rummage sale, Friday, April 15 jotural gas they sell to pipe- ° Mrs. Berardi, who was ques- versity avenue sak ome ee + De: WhitesGrade A entra large 44. laree| Cons eye ae expected to have | and 16. At the old bus station. | joo {fo Stand Inspection tioned but not held, admitted | si'sez'0 ‘of the estimated cost and ex- Grain Prices Oe cas trode k acite large 41. large) an unsettling effect on the mar- ee mmission contended for. shooting Heneka, who had taken wate came 08 expenesee " : CEICASO GRAEK tS meen eT ket, and it did. The question Rummage Sale, Central M. E. ane tna not have this authority,| Pontiac's Company M, 125 In- his 5year-old daughter from the | sptimats paid from the Copel eaeerrts CHICAGO, Ageit 14 (AP) - Opening CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS was how long that milling around | pasement, Sat. morning, Apr. 16th. oer the Supreme Court ruled last | fantry, Michigan National Guard, | home earlier,when he appeared dy | eetta cost for sewer stubs am = oe: Rye CHICAGO. April 14 (AP)—Butter| would last. i: aaa. ar that it does and should exer-| its personnel, installation and/the home a second time | detrared Oy se, ise lek 103 368, May ........ 390% May ........ oe, | steady: 1,735,128: wholesale aul | equipment will stand a federal|junged at his wife in an attempt | Lote te it im 1. 1% 196, 179, oe 1s sep - 1.03%6 ot of vine “Bats: te e $4.25: cara Ga) Ropes newsrve —_ in eee tees ee ee oe ane has been a hot one | inspection tonight by a represent-/ to choke her. | toe. 182, 184 and 185 Dupont Heights OPO <2 8 ig ress m0 a 8533 ad os 673; stahiosts arene OY ee _— eigen sae o nutes ae oe ior may vaais arraying gas pro-| ative of the 5th Army. The woman told police Heneka, | ere NOTICE Is serenade pedo of May incite. 3 Sass | purine, prices uch eed =e ane pone ‘that a the charge sale. Gat. April 16, 10 a. m. to 4 !ducing states of the Southwest; inspection, conducted an- | on his earlier visit, had jammed @/ | Tnat “hachigan,. will” meet i | the Se ERS Be occ BA de RE ee |e Tent ‘meney tomes [peo Caree basoment.” "pay, (2006, Satea ofthe Southwest a ee Og ol em | oy ge ree ape | oe ee yey i MOU eeseecce : . . 8. standards 5 ry " & 5 thet may Dee oo ™ san rule, Rummage sale, Congregational asia a enous ana euard etticheney, a ne on phe stated. sug eetions and objections May ..... ore aul May... 1330 «| ° = ices for lending money! Church at Mill and Huron. Colon- thern quality a mainte = wo gen I Gee daly 1358 DETROIT POULTRY of all tind tollons the direction of | ital Group. Sat. a. m. —Adv. oe esa re paral weapons, wil Ibe made by U4. Eas ree es - comes an a tad aa) aaron REVANG. Bes 2 Pheucd fot Datson tor Re feunty the discount rate. That has ten-| po ee a as capaae apeiron on the ground) Col. Dean H. Finley from Sth Pan pay SA or wig Hae ape Se te06 s pee ae up to 10 = San eee: |dency to make credit tighter. bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. that federal control over the pricc Arn y Headquarters in Chicag ka’s separated last Dec. Si. ebate t ues ay hore ecemens cor ‘fryers (3-3'2 lbs) —Ady. of gas at the wellhead is an in- A heavy weapons unit, the com- Notice of Eatonton so Comeree a 8 wanes 2. grey roe Ts e.| New York Stocks vasion of state's rights. | rany's 107 officers and men era p th | seguine “meeting af ‘the ee ~ 3B ; | = 4 Mi 7 on Guaranteed Wage “= “""" ‘ragaen as ceo 23! PLQAMALS TO ASK | acer tte toons commie tai to ‘ie eat and we County Deaths si 2h Sees _ CHICAGO POULTRY | hamiral ... 908 daoena oe. 4 are several proposals for dealing | mac . pray limeter rscollless Mrs. William Harlow the city Commission to construct water Democratic Club of Oak CHICAGO, April 13 (AP)—Live’ poultry Air Redue ... 296 Johns Man.... 884 : with the problem but a bill by tars and millimeter racoi . — eee ni Tnepatane ovence trem ienil- ae ‘Huntington Woods has | >erely pesge' copa, 44 365 bt SS | ned ‘ore aer naar eee 301 . f . Rep. Harris (D-Ark) to take away | rifles. Capt. A. Largent, of pL ORD eaves 33, of Cael. sieges rong Ratirosd at ‘ —amaaees scheduled a debate on the guaran-| ne prim, eM, Meibeeat| ailee Rat = M2 Remaeete” al Supervisors Aid wideet per | manting officers | goa wl be eld at'S pm, Sater | Soot seta oats, ie ba -26: j -16.5: J oe . j . ’ Sa pro ay 8:30 p.m. mene poneites aad,“ —_— aie, Ar sabe coe Lone o3) Sadiperetioes lined | ei iaey ioe a alee are ‘s ru a burial in Oak Grove | it m turiner iniended to tone with ‘the y : . m Atriin ... 2 “see ° Producers pipelines are the Armory on ‘Watcr street, Home, with ni ; ement in ® janes ¢! ee er Livestock am Cyan 4 Liv aenat:.". 163| Request Nine Members |. ‘being it. FPC Chairman Je! cper. to the public. Cemetery, Mra, Harlow, = former | pies peels Sct Ss sctrizes ty sont representative o , am Ges LIEOG re rome Kuyke , a — Milford resident, y today. t dingo in favor of the proposal, DETROIT LIVESTOCK An Maney as Locks Are 3,| te Work With Group's testified that a com-| ° is survived by several nieces | that all of the lots ot” reether: will speak Hogs salable | A™ M&Pey Loew's : the hearings, : ID t F She is ry ses fronting upon either side : Manager of the Employers Ass. | Monee eit yay emaap a | Sey RY etm Ht] Water Committee | maton marty aver tne terns DOctor Francis |," : ese arene om ects ree manager of the it fair tle salah prices ‘oaay. “'Gompared an — . 2 Mack Trt o 34 The Oakiand County Plas Coon bill. pel witnesses | Resuming S tu dy Mrs. John Fanning oxting | = constitute ‘the ; pecial assess, of Detroit will oppose it. last Thursday receipts Up modereiely | A gu pa. roe Moreh Pield... 36-4 é spa ask |, Producer and pipeline HOLLY—Service for Mrs. John| ment "district to defray $3,916 14 of The debate is planned for the | trom last week; trading on slaughter A™ Stl Pa. 306 ay D_&8tr.. 372/ mission resolve’ -ysterday to backing the measure have been . . Sagi- | 6 SP NeSi1 62 of the estimated cost Northland Community Concourse | ests, 7 war ‘fairiy active, fully steady. | Am Tob...... 691 esd. .°?,., 024! the Board of Si ~ ‘visors to name heard in the first two weeks tof the Flu Virus | may) roe p.m, | sad expenses thereof sball'be paid from Auditorium, Prof. Samuel Levin, | ister, slow, steady to 50 ig ood arahel | Anac Cop Mid sti Pd . 46.2! nine members who will work with hearings. Consumer _representa- ; naw St., w Funeral the Water Improvemen’ . | cows in good demand, active t. | Anac W&C 5896 Monsan Ch . 1194 "s water committee. eek BOSTON wW—A tired Dr. Thomas Saturday from Dryer . HEREBY G wan af Wagus Uubetalty Comte | [eee eee aa wees calarerees | ares Waco 181 Motte "Wi" '" 332| "The request will be made at the | Wve ket their chance next week. Francis Jr., who Tuesday announe- | Home, with burial in Lakeside) 9,,"QnCommission of the city, ¢f ‘a’ Iniv aw c teady; | Armour ‘0 1 ue : 4 =2 " f a will meet in a vats ose ee ne tise eee er Ased Dry = = Motor | 34 supervisor's meeting Monday. ed to the world the effectiveness of Cemetery. She died Larceny Aas —— — on the on “ ot ocd head and one small lot high choice | Atl Cst Line. 396° Muller Br. 31.4 The commission also suggested Wants State to uy the Salk vaccine in preventing | the home of her daughter, 5 | tre peg New President Heads — rings 900; wtlity god commer-| Allns Pars. 18 Net Cun ®G4(that its chairman, J. Rabert F. peli ys fyi retro B ce | Wane Bossing ot Lessee. mide by Dares interested é cee 5 15.00-19.50:; go ce 650-830) Ayeo Mfig.... 77 Wat Dairy ... 403 Swanson, ask Pontiac City Mana- . f p search on influenza virus “where . . Boening, : ADA R. EVANS. Toastmasters Meeting Ib ted heifers er ig ced ose: | ee hoe ae met kan gee ger Walter K. Willman plus a rep- accine or ‘O0r there is plenty to be done.” are another daughter, Mrs. Flor- ah oa orm jae “12 00-1480; ‘tow Beech Nut... 385 Nat Steel .... 67 | resentative of industry to act with Dr. Francis arrived last night | ence Wilson of Livonia, and two P: Robert Post, newty-elected presi: seins conn comans see ae, oie resell rt aa wis hs the group. LANSING W—A Macomb Coun- | 1, address a closed meeting of | grandchildren. Notice of Intention rad Napecasipar . Chub: presided for the Grate at| ai Gand yen seeps ec:| Rae eh RE Ee ee ae [ty tensor proposed rovide the |e, American Academy of Arte" atbert J. Kase | You ave ere, guest 5 eae meeting at the <= vane te ma 00: eet ne oes | Bohn Alum... m3 Mort & West a planners endorsed immediate ac- | ‘Ate thas nea me aie a le | and Scie following the historic KEEGO R — Service is| the City ot Pontiac mich . —— yucA cutves 19-00-33 00. medium stockers 15 00- | Borg Warn. me N oa a ine tion by the Sur : zh hang 6 eipaine it. ie jouncement that the Salk vac- pending at the C. J. Godhardt Fu- Recs eectared té Se cauren eae 3 The ‘group discussed ways and | ae er A | Brit My “l 94 Nwet Artin! 226 securing a long-range water sup- uae Nicholson (D-Warren) | Cine is 80 to 9 per cent effective | neral Home for Albert J. Kashish- alee stubs on Colorado means to improve the club and its | jeear"” Compared” ueeiay ‘seid 100.900 | Budd Co. 212 Olinercep -'.. iss| Dly from either Lake St, Clair aed a ull tn appropriate the sum |!" preventing paralytic poliomye- | ian. 55, of 2322 Fordham. He died | avenue from Trunk Sewer east of Motor participation in Toastmasters In-| Siiscr'vbat efter the Kocher weugntar Burroughs |. 2 Owens Ti G) 1132| fF Lake Huron. |to the State Health Department. _| litis. today. rile, | som of 8.20070 on that the plan. pre. ternational Club of the year con- cit ef this “Sdvance, and. cloted about | Campp wy... 302 Pan A ert” §34| “It is hoped the enlarged Water} He said he had corisulted ai Dr. Francis headed the Salk | Surviving as Papen ; car finer Public inapection. said 2. ureday.: and | 2 ie * l eeder accine valua' le . a ded to © arthur Cannon, recent winner of sea a ocrtetipiet i fap ant BL pete ee Blend Wayoe Coustion la combined department's Bureau of Disease University of Suchigen whats Se mie LYONS Service toe| mers — i Ee y 26.00, few | . ; | er | 3 #3 JC..., O61 ; Ss } , } — aries ee i e 8 ; the area speaking contest was 71 00; week's top 30.98; wane cas para anh oF it Pe mn ro mi effort to solve the water problem,” | Control, and learned that there is professor of epidemiology at | Mrs John J. (Marion) Alley, 4, coat thereat shall be sre agp va ohare tachi > 7 Me carty cnles, un-| Celanese... 336 Phelps D hy Iain ‘ i issi yes Be merece Neg es ak the of Public Health. fe ie cc te uien Te | e ant ker wie ot Sornae included . : red last | Cen I PS 33 Philo ....... } In other action, the commission | viding the vaccine free to indi- si oe : -m. Fri at the Phi fronting upon_| cat ef Mo- eae Davidson, Robert Pote and | Tyarsday' slaughter’ lamb prices el ara oe Phil Pet. 3 requested County Ptanner Nolan penis, in the age groups outside of | ‘We were working on influenza | 2 Bae a | . in Grand | Svenue from, Trunk sect, 0068, of ute George Hanson. Reise: = Monday: sisugheer ever bord ane "377 Pillsby Mills 58.4 R. Heiden to prepare a slate of those covered by the National | virus before polio,” Dr. Francis eral re Navel She died | tre special atessment istrict to defray § 2S — te Ment Cmovts. 21 00°21 80: ‘ieulity ome "He ae 0.4 nominees who might serve on 4 Foundation for Infantile Paralysis | said in an interview, ‘‘and there T y : $740.00 om = Cee a4 the estimated Foreign Exchange grace 17 00s a secsast cece ines. Gi gasip te! pa S21 Industrial Committee to aid in an | Program in the lower grades. _| is plenty to be done there. =a Surviving are her husband and | cost snd expenses, thereo! ene clio pil persia | 1h 08 Gal bs chakee chorea auauntar eua Cuuon Me. 0 mace Cp ‘25 economic survey now under way.| He said he doubted whether | my influenza ae fe = her mother, Mrs. Minnie Power | and that Het oe ocak be actrayed. by ated pero tolew ‘Great. Britain in| bulked ot 28 On eae sete "or | Cluett vo Gu POH mee mananes 3° | The committee would survey $100,000 would_be enough, but said | on the Salk project. of South Lyons. aal “ocmaunent against Lots 14 to Gollera, others in one) veto ' Oreck Benner trade at 35.00-40.00. Cole Palm .... S14) Repub ---- 88 || needs of county industries as to that Dr. Leeder told him supplies whe Bert F. Mooa 19 Ine stal Lake-Bloomfield Sub- maruet 1 8/36 percent. premium or Con Edis... $0. Rey Too B ... 43.3, land, utilities, water, labor and |for the nonpriority ages probably sce for Bert F.| oS HEREBY © , fol tt U8. cents, hott vis of _— a ee, ae eae Peel cong 49.1 RKO Pict .... a : other requirements for a stable | would not be available until early P UXI lary hoe Ee or Rd will That the Commission of the City — Europe: Great » ipound) $279! CHICAGO. : Con Pw pf 4.82 108 Rock Spg ..... 27. wint oon, 88, 1 apeer Hd., Wil | p - m the 19th day of 13 unchanged; Great Britain 3 day hogs 1,000: moderately active. strong Cont 34 «= Bafeway St _.. 44.3 | expansion, next er, O ee E g Saturday at | Municipal Court on t : © 13/32. ;__ Great higher on Butchers; most ma") Director George N. ita, be held at 2 p.m. , 1 1988 at 8 o'clock pm. to iis Sra: Sere 7 'tacare |eavance on weights under 20 Tb. sows | Cont Can... 38, St Jee Leet $2! Commission io at aetna w Make _ to Install Officers the Flumerfelt Funeral Home, | figgestions and ‘objections ‘that may be Actas hepa Cats (rane) | Slow. steady: bulk 160-200 poteg Net ? ati ore ne for submission to the Super. Detroit Workers Make with burial in Oxford Mausoleum. "wow " ogee —_ of 8 cents ce) pod a . 1160-17.75: a | Copper Rng . i ‘ YTON PLAINS— VFW 43 3, 1988. . liane) “Set of 0. cant unchanged: | and 2 ¢rades 100.220). Tne poe ae ee cel eee me eed ree eereeerae (ete $101 Weekly Average Peat aie esd Atsilaty tae |S ee ae Gale ak EVANS Sts, un waged: Holand na" (guider) 3833 3oe-d00 18.20-1608", most sows under Bet Eats, ..'2 35.4 sinclair O "... $8.4{8tate highway expansion might af- DETROIT (—A continuing UP-| will gather Sunday at the VFW aa — fies Earl J. of Cass : April 14, 1955 rE Say 3 ieseudo) farger lots 450-600 Ib. 1350-1418; good | Dis C bee A oe bes os trend in Detroit employment for | Hall, 4680 Walton Blvd.. for joint City and George L. of Detroit, es 3.60, ; { ieee; | Clearance. a, Dow Chem .. 475° Sou Ry ..... 88 _ the next-two months was predict-| installation services. The Auxiliary | sng two grandchildren. unchanged; Switzerland (franc) (free) | ““paisnie cattle 2,000: salable calves Du Pont .....175 a. Ww £2 : * Employ- 0 ices 33.33%, unchanged: Denmark (krone) | 299° prime cattle eee ed ee | Bae PS A perry ee Supervisors al ed today by the Michigan 4 ¥-| ceremony will take place at 3 p.m. | - ea 14a America: a — fully steady “come ae wean East ry . tes Hr ‘onc , oe Ba ————ee ae, the sek cae of Wind Almost Blows pes 12, 1965, ROY, 194 ; ( 31, ; ; 3. 423 ot 4. , . APRIL 12, ; ia. ; Venesueia | steady to 1.00 lower: et eee ElaMus tn 1. 41 ga Ou Re 4g H : fe The commission said in its/the post which had its beginnings pes Rd., | Bloomfield .03, unchanged. to 20 lower: few head hig a4 Oil Oh .. 45.3 pos' 68; ‘beloved h ("par Bast: Hong Kong dollar 17.90, un. | of steady 25.50; loed average choice | BOUT john <7. 393 ptevene SP 1. a8 March “labor market letter” in-|in the Drayton Plains School. Te | f V H bend of Mr Lila B. Annett: = ood os “Ghotee "steers and yearlings Ex-Cell-O".., 48. stude-Pack "s. 134| A bil to streamline the Oakland creased hiring in non-manufactur-| Homes and the township hall were | 1@MN INTO VE@SUVIUS dear father of Mrs. dear brother 7 eee : 5 { r Letter postage on the old Pony per TL.0iss: geod ona. eee | ee ne ne County Board of Supervisors was | ing industries will account for this. also used for meeting places until NAPLES, Italy ) — An Italian of Mrs. Mee Murray and! George Express, from St. Joseph, Mo., to | heifers and mixed yearlings 4 tered Preept Sul ... 76 Sylv El Pd... 432 / reported onto the State Senate; 7. report also reflected continu-|the present building was con- : , indent wine: held Priday, April 18, at 11 @.m. Sacramento, Calif, was $5 for | villty and commercial cows 1f 50-14-80: ren y® T° Tex'O pul... 40 | floor yesterday after a ge lng ing stability in the Detroit auto-| structed. Now nearing completion, << be yer aie tees sts, in.| Sty Al, Saints, Episcopal Church each ounce nm tissue d cutters 0.50-12,00: utility ..... 822 Thomp Pd... 56 | committee, according to : ile industry. the hall will be shown at an open r : ’ lating. Interment in White was aed for sala “ and “commercial bulls. 13'80-14 00: mest Gen Pes iF Trans W Air. 308 / liam S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak). ™ Touching on last December, the one which will follow the’ in- Sie ee ge aie oy C Chae at the Sparts-criftin "Pu: ee | A a reine aa commer, | Gen Motors. R63 Trent ¢ Pox 367| Debate will start next week on! wesc said average weekly earn-| smopthy,.* | - — ba i - ie tf GCONNOR, APRIL 12. 1958 DAN- | fel Thomas, 2200 N. Telegra BOY FOR STEADY WORK. MUST a er) fe tee ee ae MOON, APRIL 1s 1955, BERT PF. P Pot to eotine rs of age, wage ta: beloved husband tie wee . Sen J. Moon (a ate o ing Oxford chucch. OA 8-2164 Moon. Funeral service = be ap DRIVER POLL OR PART held —— 16, at = m. wg te, sar w Ballagh officiating. In- pesancedl at Oxford —— i tp Fs 0. Op a et nae Go ~ Cold Heading Operator Pinoy ™ — = = - Capable of setting: machines on ope! Write Pontiac — Box | b ph read, age 76; Funeral service will = id Frida ri} 16. af & A : a. St. Ynenedict Catholic | _18¢_W. Maple Birmingham. Chureh with interment in Mt. CAB DRIV OR ER. D) Steady and part time. Company id imsurance, and mileage a Apply 438 Orchard Lake. Hope Cemetery. Mr. O'Connor is at the Kirkby Puneral Home. 13. i968, WIL ax °€ pm. Seloved husband of Mrs, Losise C. | COOK . EXPERIENCED 1 IN SHORT immerman: beloved son of Mrs. order work, PE we _s —_ Maria Zim ; dear father Cost. Accountant of Mrs. Harold N. Lepisto and | Excellent eopertunity .. $400-$500 Mrs. Calvin @& Brown; dear; Designers ......._....... ” brother of Mrs. Florence Reuter, Bartender 8 ._............, $390 ners a — Joseph Zimmer- | Station attendant ee wsen Puneral service _ be 5 = movers adh Bro oo $130 i! rt il 15, at am.| College men apply no held a wees om Paul Church. | Bump and Paint $365 seoraans in Holy Sepulchre. Recitation of the Rosary will be this evening at 8:30 o'clock at Sparks-Griffin Funera! Home. Mr. Zimmerman will lie in state Por summer cr placement. “eee | DEPT. Photographer = =. “BOND rE MPL OY Ei: ’ r Sag) Sparks-Griffin _Puneral | 53's W. Huron FE 4-4460 - |DEPENDABLE WOMAN FOR Flowers 3) child care and light housework. a _fe's- oes home than wages pore FLOWERS ¥. < eet “EXP, CLOTHING _ 133 AUBURN rs FE 22173 SALESMAN Funeral Directors 4 ro time position. Offering ex- | elient earning possibilities for - ~ fanaa | meat, energetic young man be- | ~AMBULANCE —GROUND Pursiey ‘Funeral Home, FE 41211! COA FUNERAL HOME Ccnntes facilities. OR 3-7757. a a rea DIGNIFIED Kirkb: tween the ages of 23 and 40. Ex. | perienced in selling clothes APPLY IN PERSON PERSONNEL OFFICE. Sears, Roebuck & Co, 154_N. SAGINAW yy Funeral Home _FE ¢1882 SSSERIENCE) ROUTE MAN for established drv cleaning route. Done son-|O ns | rg Cleaners, MA 53521, EXPERIENCED BU MP AND FUNERAL HOME ae | int man. Ideal working con- “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS berms | Taylor Chevrolet © isles, CHAPEL _ Walled Lane, Mich. MA. 41561 Toougniful Service PE 2-68 Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME EXPERIENCED PRESSER a woolen garments. Apply Fox Dry Cleaners, 719 W Huron. EXPERIENCED - SALESMAN twee BE- | 25 & % for retail selling | One used to meetin ublic and Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor | Wth good sales raced | FE _2-8378 |. TH mor Ce EOeTEe ee Monuments 4A 21 W. Huron FE 4-1555 | EXPERIENCED HORSEMAN FOR private stable. Near Rochester, OL 23-2831 after 5 p.m. EXPERIENCED SERVICE | STA. tion attendent. Full time, Days. OP w™ IRECT AND 8AVE ect & awe, Sere peed Robert J -> . 268 Oakland A Help Wanted Male. 6 TRUCK DRIVERS EXPERIENCED . FOR DRIVEAWAY APPLY IN PERSON GUARD HOUSE Fleet Carrier Corp, $86 8. BLVD. E. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Needs direct salesmen in our comparatively new . educational program to work between hours or 5:45 to # p.m. Ability to meet people, keep definite appoint- ments and high desire to succeed among . first requisites Draw against liberal commission against high potential earnings Men with neat appearance, good references and background will be selected Car essential. For fur- ther information, apply Waldron | Hote] at 7 o'clock sharp Thurs., April 14. Ask for Mr. Haynes. TOP LINE MAN Te work with manager. No lay- offs. Good pay Apply 8 N. Tele- «raph. WANTED FARM EXPERIENCED able bodied' sober single man, 60 to 70 years old to help with chores on farm near Pontiac. Living quarters furn., but must do own ner A Apply Room 208, National B Pontiac, tae MARRIED MAN and hog up se and tiac Road, i 2 Business Services 13] ieee __4P_ane Me Bd Woon.” AND TRONINGS, CED. PORE 4-4752 APTER 4:30 ¥ouno COLORED WOMAN like work eve or wight, or restaur: work, FE ~ Building Service ART SWOBODA: & remode! “0 = 7 aaa a1 SED BUILDER. __PE 2-4855. BI AND BRI BRICK WORK FOR FOR ‘ormaatons and chimneys. OR siocr LAYING SAnEACENTS —teeciaty F ve E 1-6421. & C BUILD! MY 250. eine fas pee at- tics conirac- _tors, PHA term. Large Sock Lmeierd HS geod WORK an’ fire NT too Guaranteed PENTER | CABINETS, stairs, alterations & garages. FE small. WORK. T. M. Rog, U. ® Per Oe. 1988 by NEA Service, Ind. “My pupils use so much jive talk in class that half the time I don’t latch onto what they're giving out with!” CEMENT WORK ALL KIN _Reds. Ed bd Jensen FE 2-2340. o. WORK. BLOCK | LAYING, basements and driveways, a Men to train for executive positions in héating busi- ness. Must be neat appear- ing and have transporta- tion. No layoffs. Guaran- teed salary. Apply in per- son. (NO PHONE CALLS) UNITED FURNACE CO. _li1 8. SAGINAW _ fat sean resume’ Lo Press Box 83 ee __Help Wanted Female 7 7 Comet Lots 5| . Woodward Souare Lake Service. ay _Bext_to Ted's (Sunoce Station). LOT HAPEL. | EXPERIENCED CRANE OPERA- on poet 32-3010 caer fae S . tor In‘a'plant truck drivers. F. Ward Co 17575 Maceday Lake Rd OR 3-1248. EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN ON The Pontiac Press {| ‘dairy tarm. OA 8-261. | FOR WANT ADS EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER and counter man. Full time. Good Wages. Apply in rson, Pea- body's’ Market. 154 Hunter Blvd. Birmingham. Full time men’s clothing salesman. 25 to 50 yrs. DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m, A BETTER PARTY PLAN a_i ine Pergy Newton cosmetics. Part me use of car necessary High commission For » weintment. 5-274 | betwee 9 an: SEE JAMIE FORD FOR THAT SPECIAL JOB All errors should be re- ried immediately. The 88 @ssumMes NO respon- sibility for errors other eance! the charges rtion of Apply in person, Robert Hall Clothes, 200 N. Sag- | inaw: taker. Por building in’ Highland Park. Living quarters furn. 406) Riker ' Bide Th HARDWARE DE! DEPT & BALESMAN, prefer experienced. but will train | ualified man. See Mr atson, imm's Bros. 98 N. Saginaw HAVE OPENINGS FOR 2 ME Experience not necessary as Die Stamping Co. __ Walton Blvd _ HELP WANTED. fined experienced Per es chides : camp in north Michigan 65 camp- Ade may ers. 28 on staff. 3 kitchen assist- e vertisement which bas been rendered valueless through the error. When cancella- tions are made be sure to “kill number.” be given without it. Closing time for advertise- ments containing type sizes larger than regular agate is 12 o'clock noon the Gay previous te publication, ent Want 210” FULL TIME PIREMAN & ARE, Secretary i 9 camiopooooots 5 | Rapid typist | oo........... $250 Gen. Office Begr. ............ $225 keeper, Asst. ............. $270 PRIVATE SECRETARY $350. Progressive young firm "wants | attractive young lady capable of talking to purchasing agents and | handling execytives ADVERTISING SECRETARY $320. Well knoWn agency would like “N_| intelligent giri to be secretary | top man Will work amongst = | glamorous surroundings. | | DIAMOND “LIL $300 | | Jeweiry house would like secre. tary to work amidst the fabujous | giltter of Diamonds. CAREER GIRLS | Help Wanted Female 7 ea all EXPERIENCED Stenographer Needed Apply POXTIAC MOTOR DIVISION ~*~. Employment Office “PONTIAG “MICH a OF era ee ee ON- Night and day shift. Taystee _ Pods. . Call_in person. 22 8. Sag. EXPERIENCED Vv WAITRESS. MUST =e Hills _ Mich. Mi + ea Bremingam GIRL FOR FULL TIME POSITION in financial office. Must be typist and be able to meet pub- | also =6beneficial lic. Shorthand Working experience not neces- sary. Good starting pay and other benefits, plus advancement fie Mr. Voss for persona) inter- lew 407 Community Bank | Building. PE 5-8121. (CIRL MORE FOR “HOME THAN | 4 WHITE WOMAN TO ASSIST NT DURING MARCH & housework. § days weekiv 10 a.m. TL, Modernize with licensed to 7:30 p.m. Must have own trans- lider a tvpes of carpenter portation. Write Pontiac Press work ‘ing rm win- _ Box 64. = ar othe wes cited. “In. WANTED: ELDERLY LADY “TO | sutec workmen. ake care of semt-inva: wom- SER an. Live 7@ smal] modern home. - — “s GiLbING Mes _FE 5-1617. 230 E. Pike Eve. OR tine WANTED | Goop TYPIST . SANDING LAYING. 1} FIN. steady | sores Give references. ° Gardner @) Central FE Box 3 tiac Press |WOMAN FOR tol NSPECTION ON ! GARAGE sPECIAL small precision parts Steady 14x20 complete. Labor and ma- estim A. CEMENT W WORK. FOOTING AND ae specialize im floors. _EM 3-338 - oua SPECIALTY. ents. Help Wanted Female 7 tT WOMEN telephone solicitors, “ZMEN basem in the state, apply between 1012 a. m., 8 North _Telegraph_Rd UST Oss BUILDING PF. Fa tee A. Fr ernizing. WANTED: ~woMAN ROR COM. rr oy BLOCK a panion for invalid mother. Daug’ ment work, etc, FE 5-07: ter and husband both sastenea’ Gretigg Meo PORK. re No children. Must live in. PE toms, mode: : building. OLive 2-7326. Experienced best dea) _ 40346 for interview. _ WID: WA'TRESS CURB CEMENT WORK, RESIDENTIA Must and free estimate. Roo 100 LAYING ag ANDING 4) AND me jud Bills. be 18 or over pas El- Ravmend Commane. 1s. FE xo Colgate rr Essar 42) | Qexsonehie PR cess. | ee fore Saws—Lawnmowers ype tens sharpened. : ST. Furniture Refinishing 16A meee Pe Sele Pe ee Garden Plowing _16B ge ae — By wallng, Weokeecotns Grading, landsca Pe $4372 ROTO - TILLING OR 3-0583. Income Tax Service 17 LLL ALA ALL LOL ALLS a. ey ee ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE Edward Hawley _____1041_Argyle PE ;_2-2602 0 “ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE” nm “<4 tax revision benefits JOHN Home PING AND TAX SERV- tee. Very reasonable. Home apv- poiptments. OR 3-0364. BOOKKEEPING & & ee SERVICE 18 Maynard Ct. FE_§-5378 JACK BANNEN ort os —- fy er cen cent Forms 41 8 eucace. 0 Glenwood FE -56889 FE 3-9418 *| "NO _Waltina BENJAMIN R, BACKUS | ; SAVE MONEY oe us file your return Per vou. —— &. FE +1444 for cola ent. BURTON E. STEVENS Home cails bv M searpery ent, 635 Melro e Ave. FE 2-: cleon Bator: Previous eanetenes terte' including cemurt work. iat aeekabio McG) Mans | Pal uke. totes ad esira anu- ic Eee Co. 118 Indianwood Rd.) | LD # MBUILDIN’ SERVICE ake Orion. 2-82 . E. Pike Eve OR_3-2276 WAITRESS | WANTED. . PART — time Split ahift 0 W. Pike, GENERAL CONTRA RS. RESI- warn comm dential and rejial. Spe- cialists in archigecteral tile. No ITRESSES. ee DAY OR 7 shift. Restaurant and eoer tos lnrge or iso small. FRA bar. 913 Baldwin Ave. No phone INCOME TAX aeavice PE 8-0151 _or_ EM 3-2423. ~ Laundry Service 18 equipment. Cotton rugs. all a. _TAOsDey A Telegraon ga. near Tel-Huron PE Sees. LACE CURTAINS Pain Wi RUP- fled beautifully finished. Pontiac Laupiry Phone PE calls ENE} ILE en EPAIR. | POP wAMTTY LAC LAUNDRY SERV- een. | WOMAN OVER 40 TO CARE FOR paar ering and Ule wort. FE 24101. — infant and. housekeeping. Must 4-2200. be excellent cook for babies, live FLOOR SAN ING OLD FLOORS A Landscaping 18A in good wages State age ref- =. Bills. FE re By FP RRA PR ARR Or erences and years experience. | _*Pecialty Carl Bills. BILL AND JOE . Write Pontiac Press Box 119. oo ee hag! ~e = . WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED FOOD n ai 1 and bar. Puffs Midget Bar. 266) |». Cass. PE 23021, FE Hae andscaping some H _ ae HOUSE RAISIN _OR 3.2148 NTED: EXPER =D L ting. ete. E SERVICE. for office. marking assem- a excave me . bar i wie avy ameintnaoee biineg Apply Syivan Cleangre 1743 d HOUSE MOVING LOVING, PeELLY Orchard Lk. R FE 48450. GRADING | y aub YaRs YARD LEVELING. ~ TREE SPRAYING ~ Trimming — ——_. shade trees and and shrubs. 12-4031 suUR. |. down. CURTAINS) NYLON & ALL MA- terials expertly finished in latest | at i LOST: COCKATIEL BIRD, YEL- low and ow. imal £ as _& Beach rd. ar TIGER me wr we y of Oricle Rd & Genessee. ieedlby FE 2-4702. LOST: MAN’S BROWN WALLET. vicinity Auburn Heights. eddress inside. FE 2-043, wOST: 32 DARK BRINDLE HOUND ford. aele and female near Mil- 408. feinity of Bald Mou tae M ration ares. Fi PE E 4-0173. ecw OLD BEAGLE. Vicinity of LaSalle &t. papers, reward. costo : Female. _ Reward. Lost: "ENVELOPE CONTAINING cat ——— Call after 6 p.m. Lost: { AYED APRIL 10 VI- cinity afdeontd Rd. valuable bea- aie. Reward for information to parties who have dog. FE 26008 LOST: GREY ANGORA CAT. from Auburn Hotel Reward FE Is LOST: 8UM OF MONEY FRONT of Casg Ave. Brake 6ervice. Liberal reward. OR 3-4073. LOST: SAT. APTERNOON. GIRLS — ring, set with large blue te yea le Wash room, Waite's. Reward. } 2 ~ Hobbies & Supplies 248 ART OF CAKE DECOR ATING opening soon in Pontiac! Begin- ners & advance herwonas in every- Write for __ information: Pontiac 1 Press, Box 2 16MM KODAK ROYAL AG.. movie camea, $134.50; rS 3 store i imel. case, FOCO e finder, ECTAR lens, $178 com- plete; Jimm projector, 6, new with case, PA LM mare. _1065 W. Huron, FE 4x5 SACEMARER CROWN GRA phic with 135 mm 1-47 wollen. sak jens. With synchronized ran, finder; solenoid. G Graflez fi = and reflector; 7 filmholders; im pack T; large carry- ing case. Cal] in exce con- ftien n FE 23-6504 Pay LE SETS. 83. PAINT rs a mber sets, $1.0 = _ teceiees PE 2-1414 ; Notices & Personals 25 coon AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES. DOMESTIC, are popvonnpalig 0 yre. exp. Bonded. AUDIVOX HEARING ag RM. 10, lout iw. FE f Confidential. The Salvation Army. 4 Trans! po . ants, $50 per week plus mainte- wages. PE 4-6196 te ‘day ef petition fies || Senee, laundry ced trenegertaion | CALL OR COME IN TO | Oe oe ron f ADULTE WO Help Wanted. _ riooe 1a7iN0,_$4NDINO_axp : iso want AN . + | | the first insertion. knowledge of horses. No drinker! = Midwest Employment Seo rn ane ON after COUPLE TO MANAGE ROOMING | Moder, equipment, Guer: work. CASH WANT AD RATES August 16 "Write in full to: Mrs. 406 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. Ess “TO BABY SIT. 8 TO 4 S| Location near Pontiac Motor and | _ 1616. Lines 1 Day 3 Days 6 Days M Walters, 528 Covington, , FE 5-09227 ; Gays week, small household duties | Fisher @ody. Call Mr. Schwarts, JOS FLEMING. FLOOR LAY. 4 “> ee . Rirminoeens yp ANNOUNCING 1 THE AMAZING _ Drayton Plains area. OR et _Woodward se OOPER Samu me Saw finishing. 155 Edison. SETR -w miracte S-T-R-F-7-C-H_ nvlo»X GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MUST CARETAKER-COUPLE WANTED.| Ph. PE 24405 4 = 1.60 3,12 4.56 douse RAILER MEN EXPER: ‘adies hosiery ONE LENGTH FITs | ee 2 smal children. Stay | Walied Lake. Minor repairs only MASON CREW AVAILABLE. : pe is cs hancine and final finishing Apply. Voie ce eee omer ees siete 5 References Birmingham, | Call toe nae fs —— ae ta block & cement work. FE lolly Coach C: 802 N. Saginaw. Phor 5-1721 or A zas or 4-677 7 +220 $06 1756 , Holly, Michi ‘~ mole _Evenings Ph _FE_$ 6569. Gini TO WORK IN BAR NIGHTS.| write 4800 Michigan Ave,, Detroit | | PLASTERING AND PATCHING. se 320 76 8.64 MIDDLEAG GED MAN FOR GAR.|CAB DRIVERS. 2 OR OLDER Yo phone calls Schoellers Bar.| 10 _ Reasonable rates. Al] work clean j ° 3.6 6.48 9.72 denwork. Mr. Wittliff. Mi 4-1600 sendy ont part is - ny) MSe | COUP LE WOMAN FOR OOK | _ ana guaranteed. FE 2-6864 FOR z . insurance, and mileage Gipy, EXGINEERING DEPT and assist housework. Man for PLASTERING NEW AND REPAIR MAW Fou Paikting axD poke us. Apply 438 Orchard Lake. | clerk, do typing, filing. keep | housework Little driving. og st | FE evenings. Cane Lake Rd. OR 3-2423. —3_te 6 pm cacmaering dept. records and| like children Private room and & CEMENT WORK FREE BOX REPLIES MAN ance Cremer WORK. | CURB AND KITCHEN poet nema {i Haditawood "Re ‘Gee pe month MI eis cetimates, Our work usr ochester Greenhouses ® E.| Par. time. Porters Drive Inn. 2670| Lake Orion _ Mich. HANDY MAN TO DIG DITCH. — me LAYING. f S YDER, FLOOR |! NO, At 10 a.m, today — =— —— pe ell LD Lacy vest w 22088 Co =e eaith. smal |" sen ine aed finishing Phooe PE ae . . wages. | mmonwealt : ; : there were replies at MIDWEST Child Welfare Worker | _ itl sctepted_S Mie JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | GOODELL REALTY | 4 Bedrooms DAILY 8 TO ® © ROO S PER MONTH. FE 245 Oakland Ave. = 3200 Rochester Ra. OL 6-0831 Brick Home Tt. . §$ TO 6 2-6384. Seepesettve Real Estate Exchange when nnd | ric omes . : WALLED TAKE. 7 BEDRMS. | {095 DOWN | Lovely 3 bedroom COUNTRY ESTATE Oo Moves You In! 95 3-$001 or FE §-9471 | $15 900.00 c unfurn. i com- OTHI | a THE TIME IS RIPE car a. oF | pleted. Pull bath. well s ieisth eM Grae. tne CIVILIANS sliso |, If no answer ph. FE $2560 ‘ We are expe ‘ing @ lerge de- R wired. kitehen sink, automatic a | highway in Milford area.| “WO bedra brick duplex homes, | |!!! Josivn Cor Realtor | VA FHA mand now for lake property, el- ent Lake Property 36A Got Water. and sit interior sted- House bas huge living room. fire-| full basement eae er oil heat Co-operative Real "Estate Exchange | WAL. ther ¥ oO hom ie PALA ALAS oo. ad e = oA moth ude v i on, ‘te ee for Your prov. 2 ROOM Fos wan ae maviogar —“ Se modern xitenei Pots cab thing aca, onen a oo = | MILLER KEN NEDY us now you OR . Ld ake privileges inets room, master bed- st Bly ween Perry and— want to OOM wate COTTA: , room, tile bath on first floor. 4; “ft. Clemens : ! r , . _> Cedar Island 3 Ra. TYier fer ¢0403. $2.500 DOWN — Large nine room #45 1g large bedrooms up. Basement, Anchor Real Estate | TIERE ARE A FE W REAL Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | —% Cedst_tsies brick with basement and gas fur- ie new heating system spacious Mode: Phone FE 3-0504 | HOMES WE HAVE | ___ open Eve Pi 8 | 71M. Seginew Bt. rE bce For Rent Rooms — 37/ Race on. paved | street. Needs lawn, | be beautiful” shade, “outside | Mode Phone PE 30504 AVAILABLE 3097 We Huron PE 63880 | Oven evenings “til 8:30 at only $7,500. eS Bara is is large and hes stalls for| REMODELED FRAME FARM. | -“ ; pes = BUS pr0r. rom FE LIRR wan * horses. Property house. Epa eloge Ae! at Silver | FOR SALE Jean 7552, : ULL PRICE —- A real b+ jand with epprozim: iy e. Living 230 od . Larger ES smaller, city | > IN CLEAN SLEEPING | bargain. “Clean as a pin” Two “ ; : apo? miles of bridle petbs. hewn beams from old red barn North for or farms,| reoms Men only 46 Mecheni bedroom bungalow with ol! fur. And since when is Sis on a diet? This property w be w Two fireplaces, one in living | , pegrim with unfinisned ste tor | ae oe (your |CLEAN NICE ROOM POR MAN, | PA‘¢: Screened porch, garage and ier phe eoaee chen S4| seen kucheel tate Sem laam| 2 oases alps renga : e vileges 8 es OF priv 1 > pezmente ope tmade to satisfy all | Deer eas et F H 4a F H or rest home Must be seen dry Drege attached. Downstairs location, excep cept | Best Buys . Call us, no ob | CLEAN G.ee 62°6N ora 050 soda LAKE = beet a or Sale Houses ; Or Sale Houses 43 be Se aperesiones, Soe od vt gery hasoad a 2 bedroom frame home, unfinished E 6.53. rr me with fu PPP LOLOL AL AL AL Ale tated on om 1,050 | wea & SON CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM FOR pg two car garage, & two D hy Snyder Lavender floor. Situated on three seta ; oad _nelghborhoed. % e +0376. lots. This lovely ‘home is only 3 orothy onyder © areca lin, rhsoll, pebend bedroom modera home. well lo- oaday CO-OP il CLOSE IN. ROOM FOR YOO) YOUNG | years old, Sho by eppointment In Bloomfield * Lake istrict — Pobre eg ao iin eee Rete ar cated. $1,000 down payment | man. Widow's home. bal lad-) Only | Call Mrs. Hoyt at: PE New brick ranch home near- D ar hedge forming barrier along bedroom home including extra “VERY GC _ stone. | (ee. ing completion — just south VACANT . lot. excellent $1. EVERY TH ING CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM MEN. _H. BROWN, Realtor | ieent Seine tases wih Gre SPECI AL 3 miles west. of town. S$ rooms Large L facia lake Open trang |2 bedroom home, unfinished attic, IN HARMONY RF. ree ere cela _053_Lookout Dr. FE 50414. | altor |. place, dream kitchen. 3 bed- ving reom, dining room, and trace off dining room and| fenced in yard, 80 ft. frontage. The phous harmonizes with c Ont on RIVATE ENTRANCE Be W. Huron. St. FE 2-4810) rooms & baths, 2 bedroom ’ around home kitchen down. 2 bed: and kitchen f T $1,800 down payment. the the oak trees har- gone Commerce, Ra, en privileses PE BL $90 oo Co-op Real Estate Exch | Attached 2 car brick ge- Bitua’ 1002400 with beach th up. Full basement auto ore and wotkahon Of) burs |2 bedroom home. new oil furnace. au eee ee Feetios Fes 3s ra ae Pe HEIGHTS 3 LA | rage. The best in material privileges. Exterior —— matic ol] heat, large ‘oan | er with hot water heat. Garden| Well located, $2,000 dn. payment aboug this lovely home. Lo- UNiv. rooms and bath. Oe repr = and workmanshin Price —— = . Leg ee tra lot. $11,500. $1,350 down. | plot Dog house and pen. Near | 2 bedroom home, modern, close to cated near Lake Orion this _trance. Adults only, FE 17-7192 $24.900 PERRY PARK i Silver Lake Golf Course. Lake downtown. Excellent a 8t large ranch home was é- WANTED onc | ORL HOUREREEPING nooMs Wake Front Back HERBERT CDAVIS” | 4 vetrom nome, Glaces 101 frcrmatio cal'OR Siew ahet |, gowa payment, Cus toe | ate‘ta hettetuse” Foe i 61 sizes, focation,| Frigidaire. Middieaged men. = { ake Front pric Pontiac e Rd. poreh. Recreation room, bar, ga- 6pm 3 bedroom home. hardwood floors | tertor the home matches ne. _Aaresge. we ey and _ Whittemore: Ranch home im picturesque rage te BREWER | up and down exceptions! location the exterior in {tg good erty. LIGHT | HOUSEKEEPING F ROOMS” \ setting of big trees, 130 ft. SUBURBAN rT) Parke | = ; Michael's school district. $1,500 taste, and it is tn pestoct eeseuae seme 1eacemants | , | lot. with gentle slope to ex- ~ : lta ACRE AND 3 ROOM HOUBE.| down payment. condition. There is @ large pone Sat year FE sa3eo Here’, One of the | cellent. sand beach. Built 2 bedroom, home. Has gas, lights pent ,‘? ecretary of States alte EM 33853 West sunken living room “with a 17 Baldwin : NICE SLEEPING ROOM. WEST | Few O; portunities. terior cy atte bed oe: cereene, | lots. $3500 terms —~ e poe ee SLEEPING R ROOM. C CON. | to secure an income aa thea” ten ais ; 7 $1, 500 DOWN W aterford Vv Ae West Spas anti an a al paymen — eer tee) aeme Srey Poy yg Neth. a _ PE 5-087, om os mae: peinyliiaa gion Tr ess 00 ee ee ee ceaeeene goes onresa Ld il wanoaiew” ce a _— ——— ider less. FE 5-7332 or FE North Suburban pcg Hager lige os — ~» . . WANT CASH $5 Putnam recreation room “ona mane | dFaperies Priced below re- c ‘UCKLER REALTY Reeth, garage with ‘attached A neat clean all vear insulated Peo ead age preagaine “Ol vet. HORSE SENSF We can eet Ol. of P.M. A PLEASANT ROOM WITH KITCH. | other qtractive features, production 236 N. FE, $000! | mer enjoyment. This is an ideal) tat eect no ctee eeew |, rans loan. $1,000 down payment Is what opportunity 1s prin- or will sell your, em obrivileges for Costten lady Pb for further informae Hungalows A Eves. “S-a312 PE 1-81l9 home for a large family, and oil bees i ear nareee. wscowent bedroom home. condit lo- cipaliy made of. reason equity, We hom. reasynable, PE ¢-7317_ ungpaiow—) Acres BY OWNER. § ROOM AND BATH can be handled with a small 160 foot dceo sareen plot Band cation exceptional. $3,500 down all to worry 2, build- land contracts Buyers waiting ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. FE. - Rigtit on Elizabeth Lake chp "| down payment. Priced below re- ; 3 payment | ing onate when it ig possible Six experiences sélesmen to serve $950 Down Road. very neat and rl coconant. Gare winkews. | Sreduction costs, at $16,000 with wae “En nk feat | {0 plek up this fine. solidiy ; wot ‘AND BOARD OR SLEEP- nom ut tii . clean home. 2 bedrooms Street. Near” School. #3.300 down. ontract. Walled Lake Realt N built okier home. gave " Gieivig fours wae the | halen", 2 apo | Sie barman sccenca | pleat Fa MT pontiac Lak ecu ee I soci eteaa a earsoe eto . modern home in a ¢ h $2500 ¢ | PERRY PARK, 4 ROOMS, B. Ontiac Lake TANTO > rc lot that Russell Young |sccs sr ereas ran | iP eetenr hs | pt a we Quay yee alte Son, Sever) compisteiy trnineg. 2 aetrem | T'QTY) pleton oe ea ey Os | Shae wocent Pex. ente euALeon ~leges. FE $4340. | line Bungalow—4 Rooms Walton Blvd. 4 room lavatory pany of ue eae Gee oto 8 pm es See meee a me — "us = FE Seser al 2 Family Income [ a "peut ane sine FE 22066 MODEL ee Complete wth ettachments, FE MA ASHER. ALSO USED AYTAG w . washer, FE 56-6488. — AHOGANY DUNCAN PHYFS a room suite full size. Cof- fee fable. Manogan bookcase ee J glass door excellent *\addievel Ra, erese from Pine Lake Rd. couctes, Open wed Fr: and MAIN FURNITURE, eth taf oo ee AND DRYER. $375. 3 MUST SELL! Moving to California Ph. FE 5-8121 Home « Auto Extra Fast Service You can borr. 7 $20-$500 quickly furniture Loans made wi — or HOUSEHOLD FINANCE LOW INTEREST ao funds for . oe HERON samen! MGR Son Onna Bentare hyd sell and exchange ‘every- thing for the home. Com and be convinced. Oakland Furniture 10 8. Saginaw = = “ss WFP 2-8623 . COMPLETE CHEST AND 10 % 10 wool rug. MI 42930 BLOND BABY ‘BED AND MAT. tress, antique marble top tabie, dru cotlee table. 3 be. re glass plastic rapes vine Fags, Good BOTTLE. GAS Gas tio, oat te. = as, Kenyon _Fueigas. | on. cn €ASh FOR SMALL RADIOS OPER. | tine or ASH KINDs OF furniture or: rr dishes es. FE Ree wood ra 3 ee Ness | ies Free Parking bie ft. ith freezer chest. FE 100 ACRES HUNTING CABIN IN Busi Opportunit: 51 202 N. MAIN ~.} 1220° Baldwin Next to adber's in _ ain ana CLOaET GRE PLE. Meagrontcahee | gaol emia payment ROCHESTER, MICH. |aproo as STOVE. Libeany® ¥a- | CN CUES ee dene te, 3 _have you MI 40000 ACTIVE BEAUTY SHOP. DOWN- LOAN $25 TO $500 _bie end chair. FE 25724. 3 with mirror, one Easy AR W town location — Nice equipment. ML & BakGain a SMALL RADIOS. aches one Mixmaster. 239 20 acres with about & acres of o: =2 Der lime: rem.” Tore USEHO: Goops —aerenal. Sa eicy Sea ais toast RFE SR ome, REESE RATER vam | EARMENT SER OME RROE’ Ono. SER PEATER 7 i Slight! atched. Also several | j v COOKER, . 9 acres on Sashabay Ré. wit 29 | AUTO WRECKING YARD COVEN: GET CASH QUICKLY full alte ‘Tenges in electric and | PRESSURE COOKER ie OF ft. frontage on pavement. Good * ing 1 acre of ground. =e full | at extraordinary values. | Bed 5 s 54 a, =. door, ccaginereene: $1, of late model wreck Up to 0 Eichigan Fluorescent. 383 Or-| 9 ¢. mF ft. 6. Garden hose. 2 acres “ | > ammtad Rd. near Davis- + eosin at day SLIGENBED. eas Gat etn amr toe. | _chard Lake Av: _ _ | MI . cars iz APT. G STOVE. GOOD . USED TV... i ‘GIROUX X & FRANKS | $200. terms. Phone FE #14631. | Bae deals closed in 30 minutes. | “ condition. 144 W. Hopkins. ig all ag A ee Sees NERAL REAL ESTATE | scerweeaa hs 3S NETTING OVER 63.000 sure (ones ciaar coeummion ANTIQ.H | SOLID | MAHOGANY W ALTON TV on? he Hw OR A; pe. mo., with building 7,500 sq. dow! 2 sleich le com Co FE 22287 Open Until 8 Bun. 1 to $ pm f Two 8 acres of land. $88,008, bes | -Aatchins girror Pee OR et Pontiac Press. _$100_M! 4636600 PORC FURNITURE: a, METAL : SEAUTIFUL ehairs, 8, metal ta used, CHOICE DRIVE-IN : and w yt lege omether, $10. MI 42450 eves, pped ¢ : 5 | IT INCH G E. TEL : A beautiful 24 acre parcel of = To. yg a LOAN CO. BOTTLE GAS STOVE. PHILGAS. " le and antenna 9146 Satine fertile land with excellent sprin tion of 2-vaved highways. Rent PE A : har Off Pontiac pe Rd. oa Be ee, sist | Dorothy Snyder Lavender ‘ Seer Saale? $,, Ware, Siveet. | FORCELAIN SINK Yrre_ RUE wn. See this | Pontiac Trail. : FE Sari . 4 3.3303 0? PONTIAL STATE DANE BLDG. B r ; t Cl tons. leaf tabie, a —— bo pie single Loan a gain: ns a aytons bed ress Edw. M. Stout. Realtor | For pclae qe ce Tecan Om aan $35 DOWN i Se eee as ae Aree cae | O ANS — GE automatic washer. 4 99.50 are “jRONER Like 100 ft. of road frontage, located dyke Ra SS 2 at ae new, Westinghouse — Toast- off Sashabew Rd. GAS STATION AND) GARAGE. | $25 to ssoy $25 to $500 | Coil bed "$13.95 | 2 2-0042_after_4 p.m. ___ a oe ee | ee gga ag A ry ‘Pon: | 30 EB LAWRENCE pe onn pie rae chests .... § 3330 | SOPA, CURVED. VERT 00 PHONE PE +1101 or PE 70128, TAN Bh ine ~~ “____ FRIENDLY SERVICE __| Mahogany drum mao 0.95 green $125 .MAv‘air 6 HUNT CLUB AREA _ | GEANERS FOR SALE. FE com NEED $500 civeas astute wage atpages cane, ee BARGAINS eo with 48 rn. _after 6. THC : re are, _ partly wooded and rolling. Adja- FURNITURE STORE 1 CLAY ON'S > : Fig AN Bg v7 gent to M x ub Ideal for man and wife. Furni- or less Furniture, Appliances Sai : Raa] with re experience necess hed WITH CUICK 3008 des an ge, Yen Oxford, Mich. Oa 6-3122| operate this profitable ; Keego Ha softener. completely aulomatie, a he . Puture SERVICE? an : ties are excellent, Approximately . FE _5-8611 or FE 4 ary & real low price, Laundry $5,000, fll price. Pontiac Press, - BARGAINS ACRES box 36, Bape Home & Auto is the capo 8 orenah RAYERS Waterford Townshio, only 5 miles -Y BUSINESS | your first Vial so come in or | Jenny Ling bed... Tg 6 | $88 rd Lk Ave. on oa She een) GROCER phone $500 on your Blond coffee ‘table... es Spas oh DAVENPORT nT AND CAIN, omsr oat basdings Ripe for de- | With 8.D.M_ license in ce, ee auto., furattar_ or and th. oss cseese, $5 ont velopment 9 down. community ‘a mile — reveyment ent sien —_— to your Refrigerator Slee Aeusielene sersisle $50 MI 6-308 RILEY. BROKER —— Complete stoc needs. cou service | Table top gas range... $29 a ee YEARS _ PHONE, FE «13? or FE 7-6136_ Lease and equipment. — awaits you. abr Fielener Man- Porcelain top dinette set |. $20 1954 models | one 7 Pokawmodes ae "Take about $4000 to han-| ager Berkley V>ss President. Was . $20 best brands. Perfect, new, guar- THREE ACRES, SMALL HOUSE Dressing table and bench......86| amteed tor 5 vears. buy a new — Rochester Rd.. town of Leon- buy, refrigerator for a little snore thaa POOP nee eeranenes Sed eee roeOwEe OReenereeene Pee eetewaene ee toe ee ent eeerres _— Rene. CRUMP mean fi eer ee 7 iy tN RCASTLE TV. POO oe mon model ‘able included. 835 piano, make. Pizce LIVING ROOM Ce Mi Tal condition, 2, 1955 WASHER BUGGY, won ore mone. FE 5-7228. ‘ 4 Vinyl Inlaid. Tile LINOLEUM... PAINT gal 97 SYERS, 141 W. Huron St. 1 cme BARGAINS GALOR Want Ads 4 THE PONTIAC PRES s, THUR SDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 & be SI XTY-FIVE { H + MODEST. MAIDENS by Jay Alan ‘Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 __ Wanted Livestock 73 Auction Sales 77| For Sale. Housetrailers 7 RE Oe rns | enn FERTILIZER, ORGANIC SEWAGE | WANTED LIVESTOCK OF ALL an ; é 'f disposal, yds. $10. Delivery.| Kinds. Forrest Jones, Clarkston. | “Holly: Coste Theme eo eae | mee oe _ Phone PE 5.8682 or or PE 5-6626. MA is Wiles Auctio: eer. Phone Byron, | _ Elis. Lk. Rd ncuipnen telrent ee) wee | Fer Sale Peditry 74) ive? 2quipmens e in 3 eeres | she mat APRIL 5. 12 NOON. black dirt and peat moss about non 409 Oaklantt. Bony. Entire c $795 or ‘ deep. Near new gubdivision Baby mings oe ee oe tent of Mrs. a Stoners! 5-3853. es, ev than 3 o i . reom mile 4 Au needing top soil Milling Co, Auburn at Adams. aoe wn mst tice ‘thon: ‘a a 2+ sl Pr Witt Ex. sti Tabet oe Bix_marble colors. oxtr% Te ee. | ee tric stove. washer hundreis of | ‘ip’, Excellent cqndition. 61. boy. alt alsa 6 t yom douse! 5 CENTS F ACH FARM TOP SOIL eras Mea ee ee int, 00 PE, GENERAL SET Lf 46. black -dirt. 6 yerd “ae Treil daughter. John A. Cox auctioneer —— trallerhouse. ne = x ae ‘a, 2678 aed FLOOR : SHCr He gered! tise bulldosing. PE | WHITE EMDEN GOSLINGS 130) FARM AUCTION “MON APRIL |” Semen’ pee Priees USED j aaa ress Oxbow Late i R4.'2 milles north of 18th. 1 pm. at 921 Davison Lake | 5 ~ pr air MODEAN Faa "Bui HORSE MANURE. MUST ‘wear Commerce. | Ra. 4 mi. north of Oxford on be TRADE- IN.DEPT. - ilders—Contractors TireH h, CRATE Se, tgmered dady Mi WHITE, CHINESE BREEDING-{ M2 and % mi. cast. 1¢ young) gig eet IMO modal Occasional oe ceecececese $ O88 Home Owners A. Thomp- GoD hen DAD AND Dar ¢ ey 6480 «Tindall Rd. Davie- | rea htc Tapert aa aes oo. a F reom. yews Dis eifers calves ACH * ALL ashe ob Beata 2200020 $08! Flush Panel Doo Sravel. Delivered. Sale | | Dalry coutpment Some form | sluminam. YS ¢907. size poster bed. mi Stl Pea ccc oc: - B Doze Se ee PE 17-8821 able. a” 4-6588. le Farm Produce | _7s tools JM Haldane & M 1. | ins CONTINENTAL #7 [ Wee ee seo euies 50 Tet quality - new — all sizes. Pai WER WINCH 7% TO DELI o Top s. etamora Ban housetratier, fair condition. EM. Dav and —— spenone - 0.50 Birch + gum . mahogany . capacity, with soll, 8 ei ful dirt “ane | APPLES GLACKMORE FARMS. Clerk. Arnold & Hickmott. Auc-| 3-3246. ; £4090 | rete tarting at 96.50. and accessories. For in- aaa. pre 1909 Silverbell Rd. Rochester. | jioneets. Ph OA 6.2236 er OA ; S43; We carioad - you nr _field_stone : | ater.) 8-2159 Oxford _Rent Trailer Space Ki 1 Hoover’ |. + 40.95) New t 7 formation call BAGLEY AUTO |_ Mich, Open 1-5 Sunday lew fir _ihgatbing Jus arrived. PARTS. PE 5-9219 > AMOUNT 0 1 GOOD SOP ATO NOTICE: NO SALE AT SMART'S ~ Bargain - é aoe ithe ke - soll, $ cu. vards dcboered Te ey, mee Auction Wed. April 13. Next sale MODERN AND SEMI MODERN ’ eclai - : cial antique sale year ai trailer spaces THOM ECONOMY a youre, Rees ox . LAWN MOWERS PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS suP.|_'*ke Orion MY 20031 gn Ory ap" * | tent toe on School Bus RNITURE C f) ~ summer PE ply wash sand and gravel, Seen | |EAR CORN 60 CENTS BU. SATUR . ’ i230 WHITE LAKE TRAILER Bs i sho: r hund: SHARPENED Wh - @ tun us ce DAY APRIL i¢ AT 361 8 Used etch sod ta oh with frames FACTORY METHOD and morter, fill road gravel | — straw cents bale . located 7 miles west of | North Shore of White La AG. MICHIGAN ‘Used sheathing very good 3M. Perry Bt. and trucking OR 315 | aon nes saxo ANE ivmiouth or 7 miles: soutn of 411 Jackson RG. Milford ‘MU €)8a8 MADE ELECTRIC RANOE FOR Rew ‘wines at ue. CiowT ~wETAL CABINETS TOP SOIL. 2 TARDS Pen LOAD. | “potatoes. Miller's. 500 Gachsbaw | Sec reriesn Ba. miles cart Auto Accessories 80 * reree KR. B yave on ‘an ‘vaidene 7 materials. | chipped bathtubs, (4% foot). dam. ——e |_ Rast and grade Holstein cattle There “err used, . ROAD & DRIVEWAY - “EED 1 POTATO ND ONION are cows im this herd with over 4 WHITE WALL TIRES. aged refrigerators, damaged cook- ES A} 1 TVs $30 UP. USED Gas SURPLU SLU MBER stoves. used furniture, kindlt gravel, pit run. 60-40 and cushion | sets. OPDYKE MARKET Wai- 500 Ibs of Butterfat on 2 x milk-| | OR 13-7284 $20, Sweet's Radio and! AND MATERIAL SALES CO. wood ‘Hutchinson's Trailer Sales, ow diene Sone, © Oravel.| _ton at Opdyke. PE 5-1 Grimsby "Paseh Sampecn’ Tues Auto Glass Service 423 W. Huron 8t. FE $340 Highland Rd. (M59 4615 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains. oo tl ED POTATOES he ft horde laffered (arc ae ra 459) OR 3-1002 * one of the finer herds offer When you need it! Have you tried PHILGAS RANG 20LEMAN PLOOR FuRNace. | LIONEL & AMERICAN ROAD GRAVEL <7 | large in nize 1084) John ‘Deere | Cur service? Glass installed while BAND | | 960. Bhs 32437. ; m & yards, $1.00 delivered. Also ce- _Sale Farm Equipment 76 '*"¢ 1% size. 1964 John Deere) Jou wait, Insurance jobs honored. ode Bie | CEMENT “LAUNDRY TUBS anp}—— FLYER TRAINS 2 Secret set Reseres: 7% S'botiom plow eed mounted mow: | All Work guaranteed. Pree 1 Ib. & ex. | Menmore washer, $2. OR 31801.| AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERV- |BY OWNER VARM MACHINERY | er Also full line new John Deere | {colle to @ customer with each a aii A CHOREMASTER TRACTOR WITH er ad Senuine ree ee SOIL, SAND AND _Also corn and hay MA 5-7161,| eguipment.. milking squipment 1,-; deer = auantmas. qpanaes. Tureer 0. * mower to! . — -<_/© DHTWwe crates’ corn, oats Ope: a aaa _ Hand , mower snd cukvetor ion TASKER 8 @_W. Huron st. SAND. GRAVEL. FILL DIRT. rE A-1 BUYS ae wd HUB AUTO wasber. Qoed condos | CEMENT BLOCKS. QUANTITY 7| MEYERS PUMPS ce the new “$6 Model Jr. Wheel | ANTHONY KARCZEWSEI Prop. | 23 Oskiend Ave __YE 4-009 _FE 56-8019, Reclaimed. Pertect condition. 15¢ | 1.3 horsepower Meyers shallow well WANTED 190 LOADS, OF FILL Horse riding tractor. 2! and 3's | ED GOTCHALK. Auctioneer” ATTENTION! - each, 2 ida. jet pump— Includes pum dirt, near Crescent Lake. FE | hp. with all impiements. , Auctioneer. ~ , DHIS WEEK ONLY DA: TON SHALLOW, - WELL JET ned qenaliee| wedi ie) oul. — $001. Also walking models, $149.80 and Phone Howell 1010 “cq | care and tracks, We have ssvere! @ ft Linoleum .......... lec Ft. This pump also convertible for ; , Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) ares SALE FRI WIONT 6:30 Sy nedel low mileage used en- faieig “Lineloue “22222228 JS | puBout flat wall paint $2.9 ¢ pater, wells. sa . “That's what I like about your apartment—wall-to-wall | ~~~ _--.-. TO . Geet tee of ao uewe mens Disie Hay, better Denies: cea | Siaet. Tronamionion and. reat 5.06 Enamel ie eine * mae M Brid semicon are sal pipe: Hes. 28¢ pe rn 1" pantie carpeting!’’ DRY SLAB AND KITCHEN STOVE wk SERVICE ALL GAS ENGINES Waterford A place where quality | ®*les and bedy parts, Rebuilt - ‘ owas 8 ride ardware pil Our price fase: wood, $5 cord del. FE 5-2906 Authorized factor? parts and fac- me rchetne can be bouaht at | Sartore. generators and voltage , otek as 12 PE 2-0392 ar Load = st tie pipe. occm Boo ti SLAB WOOD. $550 tory trained mechanics. Feasonablle prices. Beautiful new | ca! : me | 5140 oe Saginaw — eae oRNEaeE KE iL ites H. XRDWARE For Sale Miscellaneou 60 Cameras, Equipment 61A =e SEE LEE tive Bedtoom auites" ely wer | SCHIRAM AUTO PARTS —___Open_ Frid: Rr FORNTTHRE Ss s 5 | a i terfail dz ‘dining | : | 2839 Dixie Hwy.. PE 4-4533 WALNUT DINETTE SET $35: FE ¢7881 i Asters ot Adamal Ps sent | Core PPSEL ECL INI OODLE HEAVY DRY SLAB WOOD AND “The Tractor Man” ear thon feet hors ee ‘ '% CHEVIE DOORS GO0D $00. FE ¢7114 | STALL SHOWERS - COMPLETE 4y5 PACEMAKER CROWN GRAPH- ndling $5.50 « cord ve noe 921 Mt. Clemens 8st. | Can Phvfe suite Some excellent | condition. PE 42006 PORCH GLIDER WITH AM ST WRE ‘Ck _ with faucets and curtain. $69.50, fe with 135 mm P-47 Wollensak Also fireplace wood “3086 | TERMS PE 3-983@ hving room suites, very nice LOUIE'S AUTO PARTS new red cushions. OR 3-4608 Big house at 166 N. Perry gt.| ‘¢!Fific value $33.33. Lavatories lens with synchronised range SPEEDWAY FUFL_ ——S FIRE- | PRAZER ROTO TILLER PARTS chaise longue chifferobe in wal-| 64 t 7 Da WAYNE CABERT'S— Will sell lumber. 2" piece stuff. fomoblete wit — prec Sergei encaace! ewes ecegy _ — eee cea kes and service. Avis Service. 1869 DU apt fos range. sirl 5 bs | Recon andtecouatee eee eLs ol ¥ai- ie Li . m ce 2 Ww : ! cvcie good assortment o s 3 BA SF SPECIALS Garage Doors Ester tor caee apport ne ue $1995 These are factory sec- | pack adapter; iaree carrying case. 1 & Paint Co FE 5-6159 aOpdste FE Vee. springs, chests dressers variety | Rebuilt springs =22 00.88 i a will sell enuire house as is. See boo lyroge Fluorescent, 393 All in excellent condition. FE (wren, cUT AND § SPLIT YOUR BOL ENS TR AC TORS ~ | of Riley erat Recriser eters. | ery a used parts tor ‘46 care Legs ees teres or € e __ 23-6504. _own wood. Call FE e ashing Machines vacuum clean- | Maviag, Washer A: at “=. piPEct IAL. SPRING R kK. ru, HEMPSTEAD STEWART WARNER OIL WALL | KODAK 8 EM PROJECTOR AND Plants Trees, Sh rubs 68 MF. TILLERS | sis, chrome break{ast sets, ee cores a agp e stee an Se ‘ - $08) From $35 and - kino 102 _E. Huron FE 4-8284 Perfect’ Pi gle ey SN or cote |e , ROTO-HOES and high chairs coal and wood condition, FE 44 44126 after 4 a oe remegiins free. MOVING SALE tage. $175. Also 40 gal. Lochin- KOs | a RLACKHTLL SPRUCE FOR YOU:| POWER MOWERS | mittga 22, adder double Sok igstay pry moorH Morem Prim << doc | var of] hot water heat eres RAS & EQUIPMENT . i * a“ _ é \ GE Dap by yp ke wd Teu. ft A-t. ___ BERRY * DOOR 6 SALES sco b-3bo shallow well fe: wmp $63.78 tically new 33, EM. yore OTHER C & EQ ee eee? =—— beds New and used. Credit terms. inet. lamps. floor and table mod- ose Jenne ectee, teaet eae — atic Cabinet Ironer A-1 | $2 gal. electric water heaters $79.50 ae se listed under bies Dougias and Concolor: pine, Aus Evans Equipment. 6507 pine Hwy els Lawn chairs. lovely studio ee =e 3.7. mom 3 to, choose from. Terms DELIVERED $2956, 220 GAL. Oil, | 4 in soil pipe “3315 | STOKER & CONTRO ED 1) _ plies,” classification moaues pad. trian, Scotch and Mugho; Arbor- wa $7878 or OR 3-85 | couch. coffe» and end tables. set | USED TIRES 150 CHOOSE avi per cent on new — 278 gal. $3250. Special | : season 870: coal chute & side vitae, Juniper. Native trees Dig of french doors, new linoleums, from. All sizes. C. Be Q. Service Heavy duty pitcher pumps $5.10 fer bong on tu gauges, valves, b pump arm heater $$. each. - your own Bring burlap and tools, FREE DISC & PLOW witk EACH | “Gcree wuatane eben Oil heater, | Auburn at Opdvke W aw FE 56189. fogs. yas, ete, 1 cise testal, OM Sane | eee eens cewems (naeary tray | SEWER & DRAIN TILI Sales Musical Goods 62 2922 Sleeth Rd. go straight west Cee eee ten eer | bathroom washbow! and plenty | 2 Dorie nonam AUTO. L'MAT “ORD MOTOR AND TRUCK faucets -- 617.66 OREASE TRAPS. SUMP CROCK | ~~ | 3 miles from Commerce Village | a ents. powe more We have @ fine lunch | Auto Serv with water saver only, $139.95. parts 750x20 tire tube and whee! Cash and carry ETE CULVERT | BRAND NEW SOLID MAHOGANY on gtavel road, bearing right on Farmall F12\ with cult, $205, Far-| ‘counter and parking lot B & B_ MI 6-1300. whee] utility trailer, 2 car |Open daily 8 to 6. ao 10 to 2 Mt een On en ee Hardman-Peck spinet Pe's and ell turns. Open daily 8 to 7.| mali F20. with cult & road gear, | Auction Sale OR 3-2717 REPAIRS, BUMPING & PAINTIN ¥outs BED $1140, DAVENPORT (aed oe ratte portable Arnason Pluming Supply iy AY I OC Propucrs bench, must sacrifice, PE 5-5807. ayes Farm Nursery, MU- $308. Minneapolis Moline R.. $298. AUCTION” SATURDAY. APRIL ie. | FREE ESTIM ATE : { / a ua | ‘ord with erman. is starting pm avin ~~ ong chair 019.50. apt. gas stove. BoRCED AIR | FURNACE, WITH 6s Mis Ortonville | Kear,’ 1 | RAxD ierenieeees. Sanoaue | | Chelmer C. with cut & hyd. | sold my. farm will sell the | a $0.50. electric stove . 50. 1 stoker, $85. OR 3- Phone 139 COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Demonstrators. rental rds CHRYSANTHEMUM | PLANTS. 6. N © Biver Kis follow: " o- | 2 oe ee Say ae rai HEAD | MUD FLAPS FOR YOUR TRUCKS. | tL Oreherd Loko Ave. FE >7101 Ge much as se off regular price. | 02.00. ee ee ee. | ous wees yd uacuer 30s. Mus’ | cate ii ms cas ce hens BR. MID MO" r OR R SALES sewing pate Egat y - hall tree. steel drums for burning your P. Phone MY 2-6432 Accordions. corneta. iruanpets dich ko oe stra wherr: = re aed others to choose from. Triple South Holly Rad & § miles south PHONE FE 2-0186 $3.95, folding ecreen. 6395. We | fubbish tn Also drums for your meni ce “CABINETS apres 20 STORM SASH trombones. flutes, clarinets, vio- | 19 raspbercy” plants. Cece e. eee ae Peet ee, Weert, Rides |Reed ec 30 Years Fair Dealin buy, sell and exchange. Easy, ‘0cks $1 each. H witon./ inch mirror: all metal cabinet. | Aluminum combination windows | 9s and guitars. Come early and) 4 39000, | ane aoe . ees | Cans cl Wont Pic OC terms or lsyaway_ Pearson's| _“ 26432. __=—=Ss___| 6795 value $3.95 Slightly marred | and doors LOW LOW price!t take your pick. Instruments as lp ARMALL BN STARTER & | © oad an miles north ___ Bank 17 STORM WINDOWS SCREENS Also large selection of medicine low as $10. Easy terms. Grinnelist PLANT NOW lights, power lift plow, double &* 8260 Hickory Ridge Road. CRANKSHAFT ORINDINO IN THE ture. 42 ody el _and door FE 4-4014 cabinets with and without lights. FE 4-6089 _ 77 8 Gaginaw | ergreens at bargain prices = | Grag double disc & 2 row culti- pe | car. Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma- UseD HoT PoInt REPRIGERA. — FUEL OIL TANKS | %%, {itive triple door units ali i CHILDS WEST POINT TROM- LAKESIDE NU RSERY | vator_ PE 17-8117 Roan durham 3 vrs. bred March 3-3'g3 Shop. 23 Hood. Phone FE tor Electric range. Ironer| New at exceptional bargains. Michigan _® am. to 9 pm. bone. 5-7482 _ | 3044 Elivabeth Lake Rd. FOR SALE PARM PICKUP MILK 22 Roan Durham 6 yrs pas. —2 282 Therm oil water heater. 273 Hd ca Deb oeea| wp ype Piseteecent: 303 Orchard Lake SEWING MACHINE R ZS 48 Bass eee GOOD CON-| Open Eves and Sundays — oe - = _— ture bred: white durham 2 vrs Sale Motor Scooters 82 Nearly new daveno bed. Reason- * ~— oe areete Gition. $-7685._ |BETTER VARIETY OF EVER. ¥! cas, ¥ Presk Kut | padiure bred white Durham (3) We able. FE 2-6845 et = eee et peo | BE oe ean os hee, Sao SEe amp ONED AcoonD CCORDIONS. | | greens, shrubs. trees at popular fle. MU eat take Ra MY yt) panare Seed (etn Durban aw BALE. Ad COM: USED TV SETS. GOOD CONDI IN” HEAVY DUTY MODEL 1 1 | | Reasonable. FE 2-3951. | $ set fac ail Sie and Lessons your home. C sax. | prices. Well grown and fresh dug i - 2 yrs. pasture bred: roan Dur- dition. $195 30 Powell St. Oxford. tton. From $19 up. FE 4500 rp m_ Bieck & Decker power 3~4¢ WALK IN GATE GAL | teneat eee Ae soar nae ia” Especially suited for ranch type GARDEN TRACTOR. i's HP | ham 6 yrs pasture bred white an Ghar oe . on _ = Gh Pree STANDING TOILETS $19 95 intaed™ Cb tn igk is “our, mao aubure Fling. Oscar ng AnD 3aait, iz: 100 Beat t take) Ra OR pier a5 Mies? Sect cement | urna belle § Ge fee Denn tess EAGLE VERY GOOD. OR to. Philcr. $10 coffee table $5. | cialtv Reinforced cone | Ave PE 4¢-3830. — no LESS F oe : ham bulb 2 yr 3-245 Maytag washer, $18. Westinghouse Seateents wan Otnes $11 0s Tanks. Field drains State & >! LOOK! PIANO GIVEN FREE FOR Cost (setae TRACTOK MUST SAC- . . sice. stove. $18. floor lamp. coal Yisgd double sinks eh | FHA. courbvd Lictsed & STOP! LOOK! of ad. OR 3-1621. ‘or : ets pifice because of size 34 hp acuinEn® iss Cosma EACLE Excel . and golf ie 4 : . ———— Just rieht for small acreage. $3 oh bbs : ent col on 417 E. Mon cis wan bee $68 PE oa +4285 intent bed ean UNION Gres esfacte ane cane bale. | RBC Sie Gane Cin age eee | a REQUTERED BEAOLE PUP- | __Ph. MElrose 44250 2 Ot a waED EME The tee ee For Sale Motorcycles 83 WALNUT DINING TABLE, Bor. BAVF PLUMBING SUPPLY G S wc ings removed or =e seve P. | $175. Gallaghers. FE 40366. pet (coe mss loll Tee, spread. | Plow John Deere 24 tooth har- | WW-W~~~WnWn ne ° fet and china cabinet. 4% 1008. Saginaw St _FE 5-2100 onstt. & Supply Co. | _ Sutton My 2-432 RECONDITIONED PRACTICE BABY, PARAKEETS WITH CacE grain drilis. corn planters, spreas.| row International side rake | 50) 24 HARLEY-DAVIDSON. . 0. Soe mma Ave “ 14%” BIRCH DOORS eu yeah EM b3eet MA pene | SEPTIC TANKS _ _ piano $78. Galisehers. FE ¢oses. Limited Time Only..$5.98 of) “Phone ash2 Ortonville sctlose! mcaure erteeder, tok; | Va keed sonatas, OR 31005, USED GAS RANGES. 629.50 AND rx6" by xe" 4 - ‘Trenching—Holes dug. Complete | oe wher oma mig S01 4th Bt: PE 2-4025: Closed 8un. INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR. | tire “wagon and rack 10. inen FOR PARTS | AnD SERVICE OR ‘ = tmstalla: desired. ano W new ivorys, 7 = * re “Tar - . ader, MEl- ohn Deere hammer miil_ Inter-| your Harley vidson see » R. B. Munro Electric. 1060 MERCE —— monn enn Gal ae Nails & Fence | oe eens : CAR FRAME | anteed. $135 Gallaghers. FE BUDDY’S NEW HOME, Tose 75107. 10000, Milford Rd national 6 ft mower. 16 ft grain Davidson Sales Co. 312 8, Sagi- 400 Peat wt Walled Lake. waraze Cottace tyne frame build. | —*86. 961 Northfield, off Giddings, near ji are 54 ECONOMY TRACTOR & elevator; buss saw - |; naw Woterfall — on rye SET. A +2222 = ae ing 16x18 875 each. MI 4-3583. SNARE DRUM gt Rat Walton & Perry, Fd. Ch. Eberies equipment. Used only a few hours “ 1654 SMALL HD. sient HOTPOINT. COLORANOE GREENHOUSE iT x 34 ROTLER. 7K sheet Best offer takes. Bt. | Buddy. 13° beagle. fee $20. Pup-| fon tell "Sectifice cue to iiness. 4y Metal ban feeder b Geen cles: __FE 5-608 ‘ sample. oe Ele Le rE See us tor any “other's atocl\eme at), Talbott ‘Lumber —- re core | ao seein ctl dd | $300 for equity, OR 3-688 after ¢ tric chick starter of] brooder Only 1 available. 96 B | HEARING alps. | EW a AND | wholesale prices some ‘work. * Gallas '%. CANARIES. PHONE PE $0038 McCORMICK - DEERING W-20| Stewart electric. clippers slat | HARLEY - DAVIDSON MO M WW.) hi used. Phone Rules, FE 2-7900.__ BLAC KETT’ S B P_8. Paint. also Spread Satin | PE s-0see | Call after 12 neon. _| Tractor and Plow. A-1 condition fence 14x24 ft canvas’ 1 roll torevele 6 vears old. Model ae WALNUT DESK. $65. 66° WAL- | HOLLINOSHEAD VARIETY STORE and Gold Bond rubber base. hard- | UPRIGHT PIANO GOOD CON- DOBERMAN PINSCHER MALE, on rubber. Phone Aes ‘ieee barbed wire: 120 rods aluminum | 45-54. $300 Call OR 31676 table, $65: 3-B.L. marble arm 7 miles out Baldwin Armstrong BLDE€ 3 OU PPLIES ware, plumbing electrical sup- dition. $25 OR 3-§251 well trained. MY 2-5372, call after _ 2610 Oakley Park i wire bee supplies lawn mower | __Sfter_ 6 p.m. chairs, $25 ca: 3-B. Ll marble| floor cove Mac -0- 8161 Dixie Hwy Ciarksten | piles, trim windows. doors end 6 | wirMAnaNiEh MALE GOOD pm | MASSEY - HARRIS ONY cn. trie welll ont tvery cece! For Sale Bicycles 84 orm ghaire. £30 00; 1-18TA Cosco | points, Phone VE 1.0003___ MA 58-5811 Ave Ee | pedigree, AKC mo. EM ENGLISH SPRINGER | SPANIELS | 2ae oe Peas : HAY AND GRAIN RR eee chairs walnut. sien? caruse| G & M COMPANY eel Tagen weil pg Ps. it S01) | TELEVISIONS REFRIGERATORS, —"” | Scores “War Schnee ag | YEARS OLD. tL ut CONDI, 109 bu corm. 100 bu oats: 100 ENGLISH RACER 26 IN. FB CS eater! hair Su) HE Srey same AND SCIMORS MACHINE | gat: ant sills | Sessa Boca | Sale Office Equipment 63. [iting plier CoO” Eabrenln®? Wo EARY “a miei a i ater CONDON a 3 - = |._G. A. Thom: 80 8. Perry. oe y a HOUSEHOL ts" sor table’ ot 2-45" walnut eee __ 3339 Opdyke Ra. POWER now = ROTARY | Heating Ge 's23 om N. ain Roches | | SMITH TYPEWRITER. ee FOR SALE ONE etl boyy rE ght BROS. eG Uoright pine ean ware 3 beds oom ee 0 iN TWO WHEEL BIEL desks. $25 ea: several 3x5 sin- | Jan TRACTOR AND EQUIP- | — OL_3-0211 F cuen poame: meebine $35. LE REC waiter wen, Sree! | suh treiniee wheels. 313 Gtete gle and double drawer card files, | “mens like new Best offer tates, | LTLERS, POWER SPRAYERS | zon ers- cross COUPLEDNEW. | in good working vr: OLD EN ORETRInVeRD FOR |__PONTIAG RD. AT OPpYem | ABC wasber Victrola sparten | Sith oraitacs OENERAL PRINTING & fon TTt $351 Rossuer. Drav- | paym ate avadable W. F. Miller,| $5 detige for modern dathroom. | ° hp Sg gt de ai “MODEL G ALLIS CHALMER. EX- end tables: coffee table. blankets| WHIZZER MOTOR-BIKE. LOTS OF SUPPLY. 17 a L ton erden end eb equipment. | $30. ° facts abril a Hie Se RAND eS MA- | ARAKEET: cellent cénditx : Snow blade. sin- 2? pair pillows: dinine room ta- | extras. clean Trade. $135. OR __ Pontiae. ve 20138 sibbiimnie! ar GAs WATER HEATER. NEW. 60. 1°93 8 Woodward (North af 14 —— said Pisa dd Al? | chine. A-l condition. $100. be | P . CANARIES. | | gle disk, spike tooth harrow. bie: off burner: foldine eouch. Ia PE 5-4492 Mi Rd}, Birmingham. 14-6008. | wares sciection of sans Michines | ea, Case Avenue, or'call | one Cane -* naa. | | also. 2 wheel tratier Steel lined ee ee ~ Boats & Accessories 85 elias is _after five. EETS 1 $600 MA 6-2373 & 100 NUMEROUS Westinghouse Going Out of Business MUST SELL | ee i a a a ae food. Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ave. | aaa ee ee Siclies!| fares TO_MENTIO Sa a aa 90° electric rance with wide even. | 3y AT cece, i a | eacuca atte wt at mee ct aoa | 3 H P OUTBOARD MOTOR. | Sale Store Equipment 64 ee | ene cal atittae deer wiase 808 NWT, VATHORSBY | Pron phone ALUMA-CRAFT ROATS & ree f 1 650 Ib e aor only Aug. "$3 and Aug. "54. ~~~~---—— OSS R ® | SUPT AT ' ms 4 95 plies and ‘Sing Woctle “wi be Autor’ 9260. Cal EM 3-166 | _MI 41831 | CLARY CASH REGISTER, $260 PARAKEET OFatings teen. | Take. Re “Phone OR 3988) Vernon fate” Rank Wicklund es aan BOATS: : : — anew y GALVANIZED PAPE : londe show case. $30. Ex. _ ‘es 2 ard H Russell Clerks PENN YA! mee 8 One) oe bos ra. | _*0ld at cost or below (Ye m2 fh lengths) WOLVERINE | centent condition, EM 3-2088, after PARAKEETS, BABIES. 701 MEL- PLANER IR TRACTOR. a4 peeve stickiean ecéustieva afi “care oa se | BOYDELL BROS PAINT $285 Gal. % tn 121 ft lengths) ae ee ese, emecmiee Cole | Tose. FB 2-3340 | Sort. eam sentaecn pease For Sale Housetrailers 78 par. & Varnishes EZ terms. ai. | ROX CEMENT PAINT 10 LBS., SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY No. 3 ost flooring per m. ... 905.56 | a SPISCHMAN Bi BOBTAIL FOUN. | PARAKEETS FET GUPPLING.| igunmower 31 inch. Reel type. | —~~~_~.__. | Geod boat trefiers. cheap MA- For Sale Miscellaneous 60) WATERLOX $9.63 GAL. oe FE £2100 | Used sheeting per M. $75.00 | Liquid “lifetme earbonator — Dancey's, 239 Voorhies. PE 5-3031.| s90 OL 3. whusis coeromeci ys = | 2 SALES & SERVICES. 423 | pen ms with Jack | WATERLUX $1.13 QT CASH 0 EASE FIRE STREET. | New talete yin ine ee eee miner AEpub PERUVIAN | GUINEA (PIOS SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRACTORS "Coot condition Reasonable, PE STEUEGRAPM ' A wn &s ragm ' astic ‘0 | 5.98 ZED bemmers. Electri sewer clean-| pater ol oar so. | SIDE ENTRANCE. ___s_s We ~carrv e fu in lumber | _lic 9-625 and white, po erg ag poo content M59 at°Milford Rd. MU 48942. | —| deaier Run abouts and cruisers | saws. Sump pumps. | $0 FT. KOROSEAL HOSE ‘bo GAL. ELECTRIC TOASTMAS- plumbing a Rear Aone AND CAFETERIA ————-—___}+_MU__ 4.9978... — Se Spring ng Cleranee—____ ee z a —— wa tS to = ——— ss ges nt. ‘eee 8 veer 0M. | Soaiceakn GeniAN Gh | ; Brac es ter water heater. Like new, $75. > _Al_priced tight ecuipment. Les ® Vear o REGISTERED © GERMA SHEP- SP RING “SPE CIAL | Best offere will take brand new tall in 2 bres. — ae CONE'S RENTAL ALL TOYS AT $0 PER CENT DIS: | _OR 3-4738. USED WASHERS $1495, USED _ MA 6-6683__ herd, Pemele. 1 yr. FE 80118 ; Nha OECTA. 1985 “NEW MOON. -RICHARD. Marine Company. 67 3 6LD A Refrigerators $39.50. used TV USED 15 TON: WORTHINGTON é ¥ tam | 1953 Blackhawke, Trenchhog with | 8ON. PRAIRIE SCHOON 2. St. Pontiag, Phone E 20118 or 1981 _Belivin —__FE 20077 | This entire stock must be disposed | look like new. Le: your ge-| $20.50 used Ranges $1950. used air conditioner. air cooled. a Rho BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS: hvdraylic boom’ on to %. 1953) ff to 41 ft Up to ® wre E_ 23-0002. a ANDERSON 3 D START- : rage Put in new garage doots.| Ironer $19.50. __ Sted 1 season. 921 W. Huron tn ee al -| Ferguson tractor. complete with! PARKHURST TRAILER SARs Boat. 14 FT BY 2 IN. DEEP. battery 100 e-* incubator, A C.COMPTON & SONS Terms, FE 45 ave | THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING | —— — — Raen & Rd. M24. Ph. | hydraulic back-fill blade. Today s 1 mile north of Lik. Orion. | Also 5 fp: motor. 55 Park Island davenport. Reasonable. OL 23-2826. w S w QUAL cosTs SHOP OF PONTIAC Sale _Sale Spo rtin Good os : | price $2,975. Sherman power dig- MY Rd. Lake Or A : | ge 4 — ee 3 ALWAYS WRECKING. OUR PRIC- = St. Opposite Wa- | Sionac STABLES FOR SALE. PH. |5!_W. Huron __ FE 41555 i'4 . REGISTERED GERMAN ee T with 10 ft. stick on 1982 Ford NEW AND > ']9 FT. PLYwoop_BOAT AND - | <0 are tess Union Wrecking Co.. Wlertora_ Tw Malt. FE & 475 PACEMAKER CROWN GRAPH. | t_polnter _puns._OR 38003. _, tractor, complete with Geter beans oe eet oe _W. Mont- u Mile Rd. ic with 135 mm F-4.7 Wollensak |COMPLETE SELECTION OF FISH. THOROUGHBRED TOY 1 PERING- pepo prom orenps oy | pian’ Whe par” high rent Cee tie FE en Jens. With synchronized range ing focal ony Open until 9 every | ese. Reasonable. 130 1 as ane earborn you can get @ good trailer home (DED BOAT AND 2% “KPT_8IZE PRIOIDAInE GOOD : | $2,850 Used Wagner loader, and 14 FT. MOLD condition. $5000. FE 42779 eve- finder: solenoid: Grafiex flash-| evening except Sundav on | WHITE MICE. HAMSTERS. ALL Herlak bucket, 4308. for ae little as $50 down hp. Johnson motor with remote poe gun and reflector; 1 filmholders: | Gay Briegs Sporting Goods. 3231 PET SHOP @ 8. Astor, FE) Atrial Doe eetA TRAILER EXCHANGE _controls. Top condition. FE 6-2138 ATTENTION. NEW OIL BEATER on Se eeeia Carry an e ie | — pack Aopen laree Poorly Orchara e Ra. Harbor, +6433. OR @ EQUIPMENT CoO | 60 8 Telgraph Rd. | Se St eebon LIGTOAEGATS. carburetors. $16.75 exch. Guaran- 4xx% Fir Plywood GIS 65.12) Pr senpd : neecent condition FOR THAT OURO. BALL PLAY- | WrD: REG TOY MANCHESTER | Your euthoriced Fond tractor denier | Open Eves. & Sun. pm. | ““neasonable. 9212 Evee. Whipple teed ‘50 exch: Rebuild | Ore car read cut earace 6340. | grgxi> Fir Plywood GIS $6.40 a mitts, = bats. “stud service OA 8-2895. _ $60 8. Telegraph =—--ssFFE. 40555 1954 PONTIAC CHIEF, 30 PT. BEST | Lake MA 5-3730 and test your own, $1.50. Parts |_Phone FE ¢2575 4x8x%. Fir Plywood GIS $8.60 Do It Yourself 61 Bats SS mone wes SPRAYERS, ORCHARD AND Es- _ offer. FE 24535 1¢ PT. OUTBOARD RUNABOUT, service on any meke oil 40 IN. FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC | 4xex*, Fir Plywood GIS $9.60 A Gift 8h tt ois Orchard "Take. tale types. We carry both Hardie 22 FT HOUSETRAILER. EXCEIL- $95. Reo Trollabout, complete $68 _besier. R 3-206 ee see size flgas range. | «x8r%s Fir Plyscord $5 38 COMBINATION DOORS, WHITE _near P. ; and Mycrs in stock. WF. Miller let condition $700. Tapps =e or will trade. FE 5-8970. ae or ENAMEL } RECESSED eal for ommer cottages. | ¢x8x% Fir Plyscord S000) es G18 Cadet ode wan Telegs : — and Lawn equipment,/ In Williams Lake Rd. and M ié FT INBOARD 2 HOURSEPOW- $50. each }:rs. Carl Dobat. 24660 “¢ : marred. $21.95 up. Die : 8 of other Ply woods. kes. $14.50 square. GUNS— -BUY SELL. TRADE SMALL GENTL: poa 4) 1503 8. Woodward Avenue (North | after 3 p.m_ er Crosley. EM 3-5813. be Lock- SAVE y, 8. Saginaw st. _! nee ee et ask us for Quotations — CHURCHES INC. ___._Manley Leach, 10 Bagley =| gga. CHILD. on L OVE es of 14 Mile Rd.) Birmingham. _ tin Union! ‘Lake af after m &LL ELECTRIC TOOLS, APPLI-|}20 FT. OF ‘WINDSOR LAWN. Pontiac Plywood Co. Tir. GUNS. ~ BOATS. MOTORS. BUY. ME OUTSIDE OF _Phone: Midwest TEx < “at wholesale prices to afl,| fence and T posts. Almost new seek Mahdw in’ Ave FE. 2-0233 sell trade | Burrsnell 373 8. TOWN. WRITE PONTIAC PRESS SMALL TRACTOR DISC. 2 AND A “EVINRUDE F MOTORS Generar. WAREHOUSE Co” |_Phone FE $4754 0 ae | DO Telegraph. PE 2-4708 __ BOX | _3 section spring tooth. OA #2816. | Guiseasd copair. is yeu) aceee 2258 Dixie Hwy. PARK FREE! 30 GAL HOT WATER TANK / AND | saeipe x LECTRIC HARDWARE. | YOU HAVE DECORATING hie = COUNTRY S's 3 CockER 1 PUPPIES 2 BLACK 1 Small tractor, Good running | rience. on — ee con- | golf club me rs i 5 ‘emaies, ' m G > minum ats a ~ ANEHOR. FENCES dition $10. Call FE 44427 after | — dids_supplies OR 31217. OR 31218. PROBLEMS? voting stock. Eric £. Bentiag, old FE 42296 isan Ortonville: ore ance age ( "| I] ‘| boats Paint and hardware. Open Ne money down. F. HA approved, | 9 > ™_ We can help you with the hun- _1t 30872 ne iccortne | 1@ te FREE ESTIMATES FE 5-7471 | Artists’ supplies—check our clas-| sification supplies, hobby “Hobbies and basement 80 simple service fAT YOUR HOME | Por less. with an atitomatic floor service it vourself. Associated A.C. utility you can ee or duct-type ofl "foraace. install and PETRO heat with Trailer 1 PAIR OF GARAGE DOORS AND hardware. Cheap. FE PoRCH | LIGHTs IN_ aa A = t ay. American lanterns Old Coach and Candle lantern designs. lights for every room at terrific values. Michigan Fluo- English | also most complete selection of | in house - dreds of the latest fashionable colors of Rev Satin rubber paints. Oakland Puel and Paint 436 Or- _chard Lake Ave. PE 5-6159. FOR RENT Air compressors, mixers pumps, perce tools, floor sanders. plumb- ng STOP DREAMING | START LIVING You can easily learn to play the new, inexpensive, Lowery Eliec- CK AND TAN COON TRAILERS — ‘1 BLA hound. Call OR 3-0302 | | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 (ESA es oy) USED TRACTORS | BUY NOW AND SAVE ig RUNS : Allls Chalmers Modei C hydraulic. Oe mOANOING. BATHING AND ze | ping. 794 N. Perry. FE 2-6113. | “FOR | aes walking garden tractors. OR 3-2752 MOBILE HOMES TONY'S: MARINE 2098 Orchard Lake Rd ~ CENTURY BOATS — HOISTS, RTABLE DOCKS, BOAT TRAILERS. Inland Lakes Boat ier See the new 51 ft. Pontiac. Up to § vrs to pav | | You can buy a Les pacha) trailer as tow as $50 down ‘Hutchinson's Tratler Sales | EM 3-38 Exchange. FE 2-4300. After hours, | escent, 393 Orchard Lake ave. tools and package coal. Sewer Organ) Make an evening DOGS & CATS Pars ; . _ ontiac FE 2-6122 Supplies” No. 24A, FE $4081. : PLYW OOD =e = fic ro —_- ~ Siren at son cin wane ane | Heat, Burr-She pe! ow end cultivator.” Li ie new, #615 Dixte Pad : oan Sraried Piains GUSTON 1s FT OUTBOARD BOAT W. Montcalm. FE 45240. | tunes within an rs time. Aj Case VAC with hydraulic 3 point Corner 8 Mile Road end Mound | —— steering ceeds If you don't find what you /— experience Hay, Grain & Feed 71) hook-up, plow & cultivator. ‘Like dura mohorany deck. 9 auMOsr ary camate e gEx wan io ts colaae cue hog i fe. ee = oo 8 FOR RENT | awaits you. F P. ___ 30 8 Bert "wighway, Flint | fe — motor = son, ‘ole- not run a LOW es hareueas r, SSeanes = - Floor sanders-hanc sanders-wall + a ie FALFA AND Eno AY. Pleads Deere with cultivator. - ‘ * p : ; Pir EVINRUDE. REMOTE mea $i floor furnace. 250 bas Wanted to buy” ad? ust aes Groner Ne wataicans acs He paper steamers-waxers anc. fur. CALL FE 5-7358 ie Sy oats. MA 8- 7285 Case SC with hydraulic and oul} Tr ailer | 1983 ve BAS pn ae ex cea req 3.2046, — 4x7 grandi‘lite bathroom board $5.79 Fue} and Paint, 436 Orchard Lake Acad . ————. wT ; 5 U GHTEN & SON | 2 props. FE _ 1678 _ Bathroom electric — $795 |. Ave. | $0. Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ALFALFA AND ALL KINDS ¢ oF z oA io iP. SOENECN 1945 $78. OR 200, 000 FEET FEIDDEN SPRED SATIN. WAR- | Mets! kitchen cabinets. .... $17.95 [E HOME oP cert | hay, straw. oats, corn, tractor Case Ferguson bent offer. MY i.2ns1, 664 Lake 2 _Wiek’s, 2678 Orchard Lk. Ra. | Office file eabinets 0... $49.50 POR THE Row Btack & Decker, |... ~~ | eee ee S| a, ochester, "out “Tere XC an g om Dr.. Lk. Orion. No. 1 and 2 Dourias Pir i HOT WATER HeEaters;| Damaged Refrigerators Porter-Cable. Miller's Palle and | 4% YDS. GOOD TOPSOIL. CLOSE ALFALFA BROME& MIXED USED FORD & FERGU-| lie TEL cenTunY | MAMOGEET ‘oe, 1 and wias Pir dimen-| GAS in. Best offer, FE 4-7049 hav or more pa = Sil- a | q owe and board’s Air dried. ali; elec. hot. eter heaters. 30 gai. | Some still in cartons at give away | fienley power tools. saws. drills ATT ENTION verbell_& Joslyn FE_ §-1039 SON TRACTORS aNone en coe ® tn | petediiea tae nl cena: sCOU on free a | ie : ‘ : s First AND SECOND CUTTING ; 3 ve ote T’ is is the one you've been look- BEER CENT DISCOUNT TIL pitted Cold and hot water fur- HUTCHINSON F. J. POOLE CO. - TRUCKERS | Alfaita ‘and brome. iso Timotty PLOWS, CULTIVA- Cae cee ke g_ for, cl 360.” Shotwell “Brace . : . : i . rine : ¥ . HAGGERTY we i. ae Trailer Sales 151 Oakland Ave. FE ¢1304} Loading ‘op coll Yo mi cost of | silage. Wilt deliver. Oa eaits.| TORS, LOADERS, AND, model. 16 to 47 Cece eT | see —_—- LUMBER CO. a ache del Ale 4615 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains DO IT YOURSELF. SEPTIC TANK | & Son. Phone OR 3-973]. LE: HAY MIXED TIMO MOWERS. ~° terms. New trailers, a» little as AE RAPT BO : 4 ¥ | HOT WATER HEATER. 30 GAL. | =—————— i. ___ rere | cleaner Only $6.95. . Thomp- ma _thy, alfalfa and clover. MA $-0361. ss aoem as long as 5 years to . DUNPHY BOATS 100 Meee ee cies ett ges. sew sopreved for use ca | "ORTARLS POWER | saw bd | #0 Pertry A-t HEAVY Bg AND PEAT “iv POR SACED WE SERVICE FORD, vay at § per cent: interest. | CHEROKEE BOATS ve te So eee poss er complete with hose and gun. S rt = ee P TO § TO 50% ALL OF c SAND AND | =< MAple 5-2382 FERGUSON FORD- P \R TS—STORE BOAT TRALERS | F are slightly marred. Also electric, | _ $25. Ot will trade. FE chen = fill dirt. led or gw Meaty FE “HAY, ALSO MULCHING — Hay Lerma) | Everything for the aysier ome ‘JOHNSON OUTBOA ARD MOTORS BURMEISTER’S oil and bottied eas heaters at SCREENS AND DOOR | BUILD THAT HOME. ADDITION : and straw. FE 5-3810 FERGUSON AND OLI- _ Open Eves. & Sunday terrific values. Michigan Fluores- » tw fit 10 12 ft. R GARAGE YOURSELF co- 1 on ANKER & ete nee ea ~" 60 8 Telegraph roa SLAYBAUG H’ S cent, 303 Orchard Lake Ave. siab. 3 years old. wire| OF system and their uction SILAGE, CORN AND may For’ VER TRACTORS. Across from Tel-Huron Center 630. Oakland Ave, HAVE § OIL FURNA-| $< » Good one ice Gee eee : saie. OR 3-8033. PONTIAC FARM FT POO aati rig —s | PACTORY PERFECT REFINISH. wat im states. 96.000 and Tr000 PL oie eta gO ‘On 1 Tone a slab ‘or floor). | ATTENTION. DELIVER 1 : U a a oN new * $ TWO YARDS Ele | wight ~ yh gpeemagonal LASTIC C TILE youn oe or 3 yds. or more of crush For Sale Livestock 72 AND INDUSTRIAL aale’ (call after 438 p.m an See ee you OUTSIDE P. $1.09 GAL. . ineh sand, sravel. Ws TRACTOR co Elm st MERCURY MOTORS AND YEL- to install, Obtain other —_ SMITH'S, 2° 257° Ss S STORM SASH sol and fil] dirt, The ~— ~ d . = low Jacket ne Genesee Sales. 8 AM TO 8 PM. for if OR aginaw men business. C UTIFUL 10 40. OLD FILLY a io6 STREAMLIGHT 27 _2101_ Dixie Hw & C PRICES : Alum comb. wipers and door. BEA Gentle with children. $128 825 WOODWARD Tandem — excellent oneet WANTED TO © EXCHANGE BEAU: Rock Lek per bund... oe INSULATE NOW 5 - $70.50; We and — eee vi ren. : - . — throw ut, $750. Terms to suit.| tinal o. 1 Electric : Fine per sheet $ 1.25 , wal. yng ‘5| all epee ye weds 4 BUY. DO IT SAND a ee elk HEIFER ANG FE 4-0461 FE 4-1442 M Saez eneral Elec is, per M 00 AND SAVE MONEY Cab. sink. so bea Bg CEE WEEDO {oor walls pulverized dress- ESH HOLSTEIN HEIFER AND - — Ae yee For boat 1x12 W boards, per M $79.00 Py CALL Leundry trays — $71.95. . Bod vel 2-9055 a calf FE bite Sale Farm Equipment 76 _and_ trailer. . 1x12 W, qnelving perf. $18 ' ate SUPPLY 1008. Saginaw Bt: 161 8. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2508 > 6 0. 3 nG ia | a MERCURY MOTORS FISHING | c= | jo4 % Ses ‘$6 M Benson MEX 162 @ FT. BY USE OUR Ls Do OWN | A-1. DIRT. SAND EM 3-242 4. 8 Fl. INTERNATIONAL, DISC AND equipment. Briggs Sporting Gds, Suh sed fe special nor Mi t0n.60 oe om 6k a ry yt vE 3es18 and FE | SEAL FOR CHILDREN. SHET- | Inter ational 2-14 olow on rubber. AP ARTMENTS Boss on tees. bat ix pee Boor per “ sito.oe 549 N. Saginaw St. FEderal 4-2521 SINGER ei § tile Builders 1 Stallion 34° high: 1 two- | Carl Dobat 2450 Dutton Rd. chard Lake Rd Keego Harbor, Cetting tile, per MB ae eS. = » gii@, West Montcalm. FE year-old pony. 1 mile north of | Rochester | stewart coaches, re truly inet. MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS. per bag ........... 1. home demonstration. peoree Plains off Sashbaw Rd; | § H P GIBSON RIDING TRAC-| With storm OW | Betas cok me ieee fee Weal. t , $». $24.95] Birch flush phos ise”, 2 f.| duty. 28 f.,long. 5 steel windows| DOLLAR FOR PAINT? : Bank rates. See aiso the est ag. Lake: Phone FE Aluminum com doors $20.06 795 2.6 $8.95 = ft. Like . 1 used re- REG, NESSEE WALKING Auction Sales 77\ 45 ft. trailer package in history | soe ee eee ’ exterior flush doors, 3-021%" _frigerator, only $25. OR 3-631. . SUanhawrmen = Btaiiie a, Corky Rean Allen. aS on this lot, New, General atyline, NEW BOATS, 12 FT. 440. CAR- FE y an nt Rome. rail- - : _ batt 0. 100 sot RUMMAGE [een oat = oo sliver. Winey TS. CAN | AT pagent Bins pg Paleesichdos os oon selection. Buy or rental | — a ee : 1.20, , ; , - tiae Trail, ; ‘eae ™ Sa ee ‘ |" Owen's cruisers. Starcraft boats : oak tag ae ft. $3. SALE PUATS—EN TEAM OF MA PER-| chery nearly " in A-1| We will take your contract ear,| 6, trallere everything for the ‘ oak shorts. P FE 1112 ares. 8 and ® years. ttiod. Ford tractors Case D furniture, house let or what have | 3 LATER ft ‘617 00 KING BRO ractors 3 oe ONEN'S, MARINE SUPPLIES i I ITs No 2 oak flooring: shorts, 100 seis he fap. S. eight 3,000. QA _9-2041. C. tractor with Fagie hitch 3 you on used trailers. 396 Orchard Lake_A 29 s i oe ¥ m. PONTIAC_RD.__AT OPDYKE- = 2 GOATS. i we iden” lecders, | Oxford Trailer Sales Oagtaxp "Coury Bist x8 W.p. boards, IMft 875.00, ile DPI ays VELED AND | billy, besutiful ware. | geen. cher 3 4 section | Michigan bottle gas. Trailer parts, ris ri i rds.\1M ft. $70.60 eon Releut a, As) ; All Rand tramed Parade outfit. new. FE *, eultipacker teetien | ond secessorton ber C ays yA wags 9.78 irmingham. (a2 ravel and fill. MA $2704. : Paro drags. pee barca baie | 1 Mile South ate Lake Orion on lawl Northern Lamb rf LO, me & Cedar panelling. ise ft. WORKERS quickly) piss sata eee vase produce. ¢ cows @ Holstein heit- 22 a * #187 Cooley Lake Plywood: piain and de ¢ |SEE Us BEFORE YOU BUY ne ” ere 9 to 11 mos. old, 5 Angus AMERICAN. GENERAL CONT F AC tc Rock lath & sheptrock your gas or oi] conversion, we | rounded up through Help $0021. Soke saws It men. ell, Gre | 3 3 ge it gihere, Onty | *, A terms. Sian| Wanted Ads! Call FE 2 ee jeter, Meiamore | very substantial ings. ea & —— 2-8181, iit ae’ Pe eens, ‘ail alee weer ca : Z Bia ¢ i = i ’ i oo as ic aan pa j : “ . i & = es é. ‘ a . ak k ee . . eS: = er = ea i < rs & ra a7 Sota Srxry six: tts ! 3 i i _* J oe ; THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY | oe : aj é . pi ie es ; a % APRIL 14, 1955 ef i 4 — : 4 ius & s i . 8s a. For Sale Used Cars 91 _For Sale Used Cars 91 54 FORD VICTORIA < Wolver- . 2 . Te — 6.000 MILES, LIKE NEW. (ara as SS | Your CHEMVS. |e. 0. sen nme ees accessories, | ' Factory trained mechanic at your i 1954 Left-Overs| # a I% “we “On “tre — Beck ierms. ow oars : | “HOUGHTEN & SON. eps ON BOATS 2.2033 Goes Hurry While They Last | rour rrmnpy OLDSMOBILE ee ee J | ALL BODY STYLES san ta ok tae oe 48 T CRAFT, GOOD SHAPE. COM. __ RY J. 31. 1 $250. wage eee? FARTHER astowas _ |"pitfesintty 'rE"Eh te _ FE +83 RAMBLER AND sabes DEMOS Transportation Offered 87 $1326 GQ] | Bitters a Gerice ois in: VING APRIL 20 FOR WICK AT ° | Min st" Royal” Oak.” Lincols os room for 3 or ‘SS KAISER HATTAN 3 DR. bdsmapcarivioe: Pans rao tbs Headquarters eS LINCO! r Pi ie anqeten, _Erises Drive, cers. ~ OLIVER. for Chevrolets New tires, age condition, $1650. ‘ye dim DRIVE awa ‘erent | 13 MILE AND WOODWARD =| _ FE_5-3129. oe a : a oe a exce ae saeco BUICK % a8 ete es | Soi ; access wis E: 4 : NTER URY. 3 as re] 88 1962 sTYLine CHEVIE. ie ORIGINAL Overdrive, “Fen cmt ce Setbeeete| LOOK AND COMPARE heater ise ent ote wa buy ee BR Swine iss ae _ Si at ey ‘eat we CALIFORNIA BUYER EE SURE cury Monterey hard-top. Baby AVERILL'S. 2020 DIXIE HWY. FE 29878 or FE 46896 * * * "803 N. Main, Rochester THE HIGH DOLLAR TOP CASH FOR ANY GOOD USED car. ECONOMY, 22 Auburn. WANTED—LATE MODEL Wrecked cars and junk cars. Hol- __lerback's Auto Parts. FE 8-1431. Sec MAM Moth Sales the best from BILL SPENCE USED CARS 2) | Oakland Ave FE ¢- 7333 | | WE Pay TOP DOLLAR FOR | * sharp late mode! cars COMMUNITY | MOTORS ee ae 10 = NOW BUYING SEAN CARS. . Clean late models preferred. SCHUTZ MOTORS DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER — $12 8. Woodward, Birm rmingham ’ * « * ee nae a a 2 - e , 083 W. Hures : » WANTED LATE M MODEL iesiaGaedees ¢ IT’ S SUMMER “52 Ford Victoria PRICES TODAY We are buying now for our rin summer sales. spring and Top eee hear care HURON MOTOR SALES __, FE 2-2641 WRECK cars, "49 48 Pontiac 4 door “49 Dodge Club Coupe 1°48 Ford 2 door | "49 Studebaker Sedan * For top ead on Inte mode! cars. | ‘32 Ford 2 door * 2627 Dixie Hw OR iT } 1 sy ; "52 Plymouth 2 door PRICE THE Rear THEN GET : 53 Ford Customline 1953 Chevie Bel Air hard Radio. heater low ——: is the one that will pleas: $245 = rece nied erage used ears. we 68 Oakland © Ss ¥ tl < “ wil “pay you well, 4500 Dine | 50 Chevrolet 2 door PETERSON "49 , 7 * Kaiser Manhattan al Sy J. VANWELT ‘as oes 2 door a . re OR 31355 49 Foard 2 door | Kaiser Traveler, HIGH ¢ CHEAP & oo cars. | .’49 Pontiac 4 door ime A ISER-WI'.YS SALES __Day_or eve. FE 2-264 - ¥ or eve "SQ Nash 2 door -'76 Auburn Ave good condition extra clean. EM 3-455%. steering. power brakes, Merco- matic transmission, to rad heater, Genera: white sidewall Nygen ers sealing tubeless in Nov. "4. eaaneee 4 di FE lleage : vs 2-8303, WE 42363. Ask for Bud Kr it; RY Sharp. ter, = walls adin hea! _nd overdrive. OR 3-7713 yy NABH rae CONVERTI- __ble. $450 OR | ‘63 OLDS, SUF SUPER “@* HOLIDAY coupe. OR- 3-187 1948 OLbs 08. Call_EM_ 3-2166 CHRYSLER er & car down, Carkner—Studebaker $645 "$1 V-@ NEW YORK- an owner low mileage car, radio and heater, $795, your Birmingham MI 4-3410_ 1954 DE SOTOS 52 Dodge 2 door « factory sinetat cars. Eq "St Mercury 4 door De ’S1 Hudson 2 door - Mother ig SOTO-PLYMOUTH Deacon $12 8. Woodward, Birmingham _ 095. SCHUTZ” MOTORS oe DESOTO 1961 2. DR. LIGHT 51 Pontiac 4 door eal Clean 20.900 miles. MI $2 De Soto 4 door 1953 DODGE CORONET 4 DR. 2 tone, mae and green. Has overdrive, radio heater. An ex- ce ly clean car. Priced to $1045 ae deve s * 145 lance, {$80 8. Woodward” Birmingham | ’S3 Dodge 2 door pReegTO- PLYMOUTH DEALER, TRIPLE A BUYER '54 Nash Rambler 5} DODGE HARD TOP RED RAM SCHUTZ MOTORS | °53 Chevrolet 2 door LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES PAYS THE MOST | °53 Pontiac 2 door My 2-38) unl 6:00pm. 53 Ford Mainline ‘52 Buick Super 4 door 53 Chevrolet convert. Guaranteed All Makes and Models Glenn's MOTOR SALES More to Choose From Open Till 9 p.m. OLIVER “Tc HUTZ MOTORS BETTER BUYS SEE: West Side Used Cars SHARP USED CARS DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER a ‘8. Woodward, Birmingham _ Bagiey Auto Parts K toe FORD STATION WAO'O W. = ESOT. ATION- WAGON: FE 5-9219 FE 5-9210 win wade. FI FE 2-490 on 170 BAGLEY 8T 82 FORD CONVERTIBLE, VER Y ~ enhar er over- For Sale Used Trucks 90) | drive. Will finance. EM 30117. a 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 1274 Round Lake Rd, “ RD = TIRES 1954 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE V8. 3 — a ~ — . Fordomatic. Radio, heater 6 ply mi FE 6.1833. * FE 2-9101 = dition. Man mile- 88 CHEVIF 4, TON PICKUP. FE F ‘ STOM V4 LIKE 40813 call after 5pm FORD © eee pode uate G3 Runs ce UP, % TON sop CHEVROLET "1963. 210. 2 DOOR. rlect Bt Brows metalic paint. $445 i llr Owuite —_ <— oe Ko" mone down * "SI "$2 ow 5 w =sS is eg hina $2 DODGE FICKUPS | mileage. Very clean, Mi €-2542, Carkner Uisiebalce ester. 92-5351. (1983 CHEVROLET. 4104 DR ra-| Birmingham M14-3410 : WILSON GMC_ Oakland at Cass PONTIAC i Used Trucks’ CHEVROLET 1953 4 DR. DRIFT. 1951 ae ee 210, 1963 CHEVROLET . DOOR.: RA- dio heate A-1 condition. FE 20403. * CHE vy. 1953 DR. RADIO AND heater. Excellent condition, $1.00, EM 3-268. "Al FORD CONVERTIBLE FE 27-7585 931 FORD n* __ DOOR. gr ULLY condition tion ov! W Huron wood ay and horizon blue. Radio, heater, viset. white walle. ‘46 FORD 6 AND ‘46 NASH 600. Excellent condition. OR 3-2086. condition. 876 Kennelworth. Good Call _before 3_v.m A Soreaea Service sta- FE _5-4844. 4 ar. : . turn sisnals. —— eondition. Will help 1954 FORD dio, beater. tinted class. everv- thing on it. $1075. Ph. Holly ME- lrose 4-4259, WIDE SELECTION | "Cap‘from 3°%0°0 7 to 10 bm, BACTOBY ONEIEISE® OPEN EVENINGS KEVROLET 1951. Pow- - | Snead ita ate Clement FORDS eee | seers gee | MERCURYS ie MODEL A TRUCK, ‘li riect condition. $1,700, Owner, : FE 47-7156 Ex 3-4576, 1949 CHEVIE DUMP 3a CHEVIE BEL AIR, HARDTOP. LINCOLNS Maple 6-231, Clarkston rower . radio, heater, white | x ini‘ “TON CHEVIE PICKUP. | Sle, directional simala Br ews | STATION WAGONS Wea TORY TRACTOR PE WIEN “heater guieme heeagneaee | TARRY passenger 6c cchost_ tases. Fora} UaNE, ORIG OTOR SALES Per Aireinly te bas epee. — 2.2611 UL. 900 vm, _ fa 2 ne EN ad VAN. CHEAP. al, Pry AUTO PARTS. FE 54-9219 ~ For Sale Used Cars 91 OPO ee i TIP TOP | USED CARS ae Packar¢é 4 door sedan. like LIKE NEW 1983 Ford eustom 8 By) * fordor Ford custom 1961 Ls FORDOMAT cy 1948 Austin, 4 door. CLEAN, $195 i Nash 4 door $245 re 75 18506 CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES | es en Oren § a.m pm ae WE BUY ert ci TRA a 198 BUICK. SEDA 1 OWNER. | res and Panion ps condition ex- E cent 4. Seebaid. FE 3-7117 or FE 2-€72v jesse BUICK. 2 DR. DYNAFLOW, oni ear —_ tin and is a real $10 Sees mo. on balance. SC hit TZ MOTORS DeBOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 912 8S. Woodward Birmingham _ ‘Toso BUICK VERY GooD CONDI tion, Not _dynafiow, OA 8-2732 ‘ “49 BUICK A-1 SHAPE. $60. DOWN cellent. $206. J Seebald. FE 37117 or PE 2-6720. ‘@ BUICK | 4,DOOR, SUPER. SELL or ase 00d wp truck. 77,000 actua) miles. 201 Oliver. 1948 Chev. Converts) 7 = skirts, ‘yo, bee r and newly = auled engine MY 20702 _| CHEV.iE ‘BODY COUPE Good epndition takes, e's ween WAGON - 8T ATION m MOTOR SALES - "00 S? Help Wanted Ads »h jet workers! —| JEROME Rochester Ford Deale “Bright Spot’ CALL FE 5-4101 r FORD: DEMO. Bargains |__pst"siitky Late 4 SS Vy Eines eee No Money Down Specials! ‘47 Ford C1. Cpe. | '47 Pont. 8 Sed. Cpe. | 48 Pont. 8 Sed. Cpe. 49 Ford Cust. 4 Dr, ane side tion. $950, 5) FORD whity walk extra sharp. FF. 4-872. ‘49 FORD 2 1948 FORD, TUDOR GOOD ¢ dition. priced right _ 230. pm, 130 8. Parke New Credit Plan Fo walls Portect condi- D, MI 6-4363. R., WITH 1 RADIO, heater. Reasonable. FE‘ 4.8625. “CUSTOM 4 DOOR. RA- dio, heater Fordomatic. 4 new call Ghar . RAVE 49 Meré. Cl. Cpe. bow N WHEN TRYING TO BUY "50 Olds 88 Tudor eau eg REDIT. FEA gh OD SES Sh arpies! | SL TRAT you CAN BUY R_VERY LITTLE DOWN AND WFERIY PAYMENTS OF AS 54 Pont Dtx R.....$1599 OTL ‘33 Mere Hardtop ..$1599 No Co-Signers! "33 Olds 88 CL Cpe... $1599 ’ 'S3 Pont. 8 Dix......$1144 Immediate Delivery! - 33 Chev. Bel Air. .. $1144 D , eal Direct! | ‘33 Ford 8 4 Dr ener S11} 53 Dodge ( oronet . S10 No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here ~ YALL . COME Bact NAW &sT. NaTi NAL ~ MOTOR SALES Yes,We - _ Have the | = Car for YOu ss Bright Spot | 171 ’ Cass at Orchard Lake | O38, Lm “|FE8-0488 FE Stu tag ebaeeron « ; FORD | WINDOW COUPE. soain eb. rE ae ae f is Ra. ‘and overdrive, ‘31 Buick Super 4 door facto pment. gavines wo | "$2 Chevrolet 4 dr. dix. *“< HUT y MOTORS RS Our Beauty Parade 55 Chev. Bel A. 2 dr. $2195 53 Dodge V8 4 dr... $1195 53 Dodge V8 2 dr... $1145 53 Pontiac Hydra.. .$1195 33 Plymouth .......$999) "53 Nash 4dr.........$895 52 Chrysler 4 dr.....$995 52 De Soto Ct. Cpe. $995 52 Chev. 4 dr.. . 8895 '52 Dodge 4 dr.. Soe ane $995 ’52 De Soto V8 4 dr. $1095] "51 Buick 4 dr........$795 51 Dodge Cl. Cpe... .$795 ’51 Cadillac 62 4 dr...$... "30 Dodge 4 dr.......$595 48 Packard .-... TRUCKS 1952 Ford !2 ton pickup 1953 Dodge 171” W.B. 1950 GMC van 1951 Chevrolet Long W.B. ~Riemen- schneider 232 S. SAGINAW ST. Open ’til 8 p.m. FE 2-9]31 1955 PLYMOUTHS Club sedans SO 4 drs, $189 DOWN ___Phone Russ at OR 3-7873_ “TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL _ We have 5 good transportation cars we @re selling st each. hoice and drive one akiand. aos S100 Take your c __ home. 98s {980 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR. RADTO, heater. Good condition with tires Pull price $295. 340 Baid- win Ave. PE 81431. 1083 PONTI Soren 4 DR. DELUXE. 2 fide liquidation sale. Write. radio- rear speaker, pone A pad turn signals, heater. Good condition. 21000 miles. $1.- ~ Pontiac’s Top Trader $32,000 liquidation sale. We are ourentirelot. All go rdiess of price. mn till 9. : 2-9408, 701 Oa _For Sale Used Cars 91| ag ~ ig — "30 Dodge 2 dr.......$495 ° "49 Dodge 2 dr.......$195) _ # For Sale Used Cars 91 LOT "49 Ford 2 dr. 8......$245 50 Chev. 2 dr.. "49 Int. Yt. pick. 54 Ford 2 dr.. 53 Ford 4 dr. A ’*50 Pontiac 4 dr..... 53 Ford convt. 52 Stude. 8 4 dr..... 753 Ghev, 4 dr.....s< 48 Stude. 4 dr..... ’49 Ford clb. cpe..... 48 Chev. convt. .. 53 Olds 88 2 dr 53 Dodge 4 dr.... and | 49 Chev. 2 dr...... 53 Pont. st. wgn... 54 Chev. st. wgn... "48 Willys sta. wgn.. .$495 "50 Ford sta. wgn... .$595 49 Lincoln cl. cpe... .$395 ‘a5 Chev, clb. cpe..... ‘Si Chey. 4 dr...... 52 Pontiac 2 dr..... 48 Pontiac sedan . 47 Chev. 2 dr...... ‘ "48 Merc. "51 Ford 2 dr.... 51 Pontiac 2 dr..... 46 Chev. sedan 92 Ford 2 dr......... $675 Matthews- | Hargreaves All S. Saginaw St. ‘“WORKINGMAN’S LOT’ Open ‘til 9 p.m, SEE . $295 . $275 Sons $1445 o +00 S875 . $375 ae Phone........ good one. $295 $895 || 1948 Buick. In good condition. «$545 $195 $745 = . .$245|] 1951 Ford Victoria. A one owner. Has Fordomatic, .$145 radio, heater, seat covers. 5 | pedan sag 1954 Pontiac Catalina, Like new. $745 | and white. Radio and heater, coca e $l75. Will trade. Car. Only $495 1947.Ford 2 door 8-cylinder. $150 $95 FE 4-4546. ; --heater and O. D. 1950 Buick 2 door. and heater. Very clean. PONTIAC ‘$4 STAR CHIEF, FULLY | equipped. Wili take older car ia! trade. Can be seen from 10 to 2) at 6280 Pine Knob Rd. OR 3-8963. $495 white walls. hvdra.. 5-8388 i949 =PO Chief. OR_ 3-76 1951 PONTIAC 2 DOOR, aa | end beater. tion. 137 E. Iroquois, after. 1950 PONTIAC 8 DELUXE CaTa- Fully lina. cream, 01 “OL Virgin a Ave. 1952 PONTIAC CET AD = luxe, two tone dio, heater, a oan chrome grill, haust system. “984 PONTIAC 2 DR. DELUXE. white walls $1560. FE after 5:00. INTIAC 8 B oo 1 Clean Fordomatic, whitewalls. sure, equi) . Blue and battery and __ $805. FE 4-0247. LACK ¢ DR. transmission 5 - Phone dio, Find Pontiac. of Used Cars $295 1947 PONTIAC COUPE. LOOKS LIKE NEW. PERFECT TRANS- PORTATIOY $595. 1950 CHEV. ? DR. A FINE RUN- NING CAP S895 1852 CHEVROLET 2? DR TH. ING JUST con YOU VE BEEN LOOK- OR $1395 1859 BUICK 4 DR. SEDAN. A FINE FAMILY CAR $295 TWU 1949 FORDS. 2 DR. $295. GOOD RUNNING CONDITION. $795. 1054 FORD SEDAN. SEE AND DRIV’ THIS CAR $1,095 > CADILLAC SEDAN. BEAU- UL CAR PERFECT CONDI- ON-} ry smart 50 BUY YOUR CAR | A COMMUNITY + | 1955 Lert ond STARCHIEF DE- demon MORE THAN 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM MOTORS EB PLACE WHERE YOU CAN WHEEL AND DEAL 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN TILL 10 P.M. OLive 30321 lux dr. veasenebte ‘offer trade for —_ car. FE 3-7117 or FE rece strator. No retees. Will . Seebald. "3 PONTIAC. CONVERTI BLE. — cellent condition, Best offer tak: 443° Marion off Elizabeth Lake _Rd. after 5:30 p.m REAL BARG! AINS ‘$1 Ford 4 door. overdrive = Chevrolet —— i 4 door, heater, w orerartve. Ne and_heater, ise Fore "aw ease coupe. Radio and NORTH PONTIAC AUTO SALES 312 W. Montcalm BY OWNER 1952 Pontiac. Chieftain’ deluxe. Ryéramatic. 4 door. Loaded w 19.000 actual eo 4 PONTING, Sa, SOPER | “fi eR, __10Ts 8. Johns e ONTIAC CATALINA a i” FE STARCHINF CATA: ' &, Spring Festival ~ Radio heater, | * Se oe 082 Car, ALINA DE-| business AND U MUS? BE hues WE uss QUALITY AND tiacs, $ “33 Willys Areo Eagle a hardiag. ra- heater. overdrive signal ‘ss ae pickup deluxe cab. ex. WE FINANCE reat Paodey or con- tracts accepted on deals ECONOMY CARS 2-DAY F Pit| HOME TRIAL DON'T JUST BUY A CAR . . CAR -THE-. + ' BRAID . .. MOTOR_ SALES i 3% Years Fair Dealing DeBSoto-Pivmouth Dealer Cast st W. Pike Fs FEE 2-0) ~ 50 USED CARS © ‘No money down on some models. Going fast. Open wee | odie to CY OWENS Pontiac's “FORD” Dealer These Be at Our New Lot 809 S. Woodward Ave. - $695 $975 |] 1953 Pontiac 2 door Chieftain . $195 like new, $295 | $1195 +e $195 ee $1495 |] 1953 Oldsmobile ‘98' 4 door. te Radio and heater; hydramatic. 5 149 $1495 -_ $1695 1950 Ford 2 door 8-cylinder. Radio and heater. A 1951 Pontiac 4 door sedan, Two-tone: blue. 1946 Ford 2 door 8-cylinder. Radio and heater. Only 1953 Nash Rambler Hardtop. I ike new. Black with white walls, radio 1922 Chevrolet deluxe 4 door. Low mileage. 1953 Ford Victoria. Low mileage. radio and heater. Drive In and Shop Around. Over 100 Cars To Choose From. 809 S. Woodward Ave. . . FE 4-7469 deluxe. This car is Beautiful two-tone. Ready to roll. Only Priced to sell quick. Beautiful coral white walls. A nice Radio and heater. Has radio, Radio and heater, See this one for FE 4-7469 9PM. 49 Pontiac 4 dr..$ 299 SPRING BARGAINS "A-]" Buys ; Cheapies ‘48 Plym. sedan ...$99 '46 Hudson 2 door. .$99 47 Ford clb. cpe.. .$99 '37 Ford 2 door... .$44 39 Dodge 2 door. ..$44 49 Olds 4 door... .$99 ’46 Pontiac clb. cpe. $99 "41 Ford clb. cpe...$44 ’46 Chev. sedan ....$99 49 Ford clb. cpe$ 199 52 Ford 2 dr. ...$ 699 51 Hudson 2 dr. .$ 299 ’$7 Willys sta. w.$ 299 ’54 Ford country s.$1744 ’52 Chrysler cl. cp.$ 899 53 Ford 4 door. .$ 899 ’53 Stude. cl. cp..$ 999 50 Pontiac 2 dr..$ 244 '46 Buick 2 door... .$99 . ’51 Ford 2 door..$ 344 50 Buick 4 door.$ 199 52 Pontiac ht... 999 Convertibles 51 Ford Victoria.$ 699 733 Plymouth 4 dr.$ 799 530 Hudson cpe. .$ 144 51 DeSoto sedan.$ 599 '51 Nash Rambler $ 544 '53 Chev. 4 door. .$ 899 ’$2 Buick Riviera.$ 899 52 Chev. 2 door.$ 599 33 Ply. sta. wgn..$ 999 53 Chrysler 2 dr..$1244 33 Pont. Cata....$1299 51 Merc. cl. cpe..$ 599 '53-Ford ranch w.$1199 $4 Plym. .$1299 $1 Pontiac 2 dr..$ 499 1952 Pontiac ....$1099 - 1953 Ford .......$1199 1953 Chevrolet . $l 199 1952 Ford .......$ 799 1950 Ford .......$ 499 Trucks "33 GMC ‘51 Ford Express. .$499 49 Stude. 34 t. Ex‘$199 '$S4 Ford 43 t. pick.$744 -'50 Chev. 1% t. pan.$344 $3 Chev. stake ...$599 HAROLD TURNER, FORD 2 BIG LOTS 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham 134 Mile at Woodward Midwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4000 JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 Savoy Vy t. pick.$644 - 33 AUBURN | SF REE SERVICE Keego Sales & Service ‘34 Pont. 3080 cs Lake = 2-8304 - Radio- & Heater eego ar fs ° 1951 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION" Hydramatic 4 door conditoon Take $1.795 ever payment 5010 Sherbourne . off Cass + Lake Rd _ atier_ &: oe "49 Chev. TAYLOR'S _ Radio & Heater GOOD-USED CARS $295 1054 Chevrolet 210 2- - THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS! THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 7 al “ -- Today’ S- Tolevision Programs -- Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channet +—WWd-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-$V _ Channel $-CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Little Rascals. ‘‘Mush and Milk.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- venture serial. (4) Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) News. Paul Williams. ‘ naldo, Leo Carillo in western adventure. (9) Capt. Z-Ro. Roy Steffens in new. adventure. (4) Liberace. Piano impressions. (2) News Ace. 6:45—(2) Weatherman. ‘Dr. Ev- erett R. Phelps. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppets. (9) Abbott and Cos- tello. “In Society.” (4) Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff with news of interest to sportsmen. (2) Sportsman's Holiday. Mrs. Gil- bert Owen. gives woman's ver- sion of “Light on Africa.” 1:15—(1) My Story. Drama. 7:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Ranger and Tonto surprise bank robbers - and wound one with “The Tell- tale Bullet.’ (9) Million Dollar Theater. “Forbidden.” (4) Dinah Shore. Songs. (2). News. Doug Edwards. 1:45—(4) News Caravan. John 6:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re-'9 who become estranged déath of their baby. (9) Motion Picture Academy. Louis Hay- ward, Barry Fitzgerald in ‘‘And Then. There Were None.” (4) Dragnet. Case from Los Angeles |} Police. Seek bandit by following | , his wife. 9:30—(7) Theater. ‘“‘No Riders,” story of lonely truck driver and the boy and dog who. help him regain his faith and hope. (4) Hockey. Stanley Cup Playoffs, Montreal, at Detroit. (2) Four Star Playhouse. Charles Boyer, -vAngela Lansbury in “Madeira,” drama of man who hunts killer of his friend and finds the man's wife implicated in plot. 10:00—(4) Video Theater. “No Sad Songs for Me,"’ drama of woman facing death, Claire Trevor. (2) Public Defender. Matthews helps police captain friend whose ca- reer and marriage is threatened by vindictive, teen-age step-son. Reed Hadley stars. 10:30—(7) Science Fiction The- ater. Don DeFore in ‘Time _Is Just a Place.” (2) Favorite Story: “The Little Regiment,” drama introduced by Adolphe Menjou. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9) after |9:30—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. 10:00—(7) Wixie Wonderland. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Garry Moore. 0: 30—(4) Way of World. 10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham. ~ 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. | FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O’Clock Comics. (4 Tre Ore Services. (2) Valiant Lady. 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 1:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. ner Flame. 1:15—(2) Road of Life. 1:30—(2) Ladies Day. 1:45—(9) Cartoon Time. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9)_ Myrtle Labbitt Show. (4) Hour | of Shows. (2) Tiger Baseball. 2:30—(9) Dollarama. (2) Art Link- | letter. 3:00—(7) (2) In- | Theater. (9) Friday | | after their honeymoon. Her brother | ity with Cynthia. She’s an oppor- wishes Chris happy -birthday. For Afternoon ok ‘Operas’ Too Much for Critic + ‘Daytime Serials Get Complicated Blackmail to Insanity to Illegal Baby Sales, Daydramas Drip Tears By SAUL PETT ' (For Wayne Oliver) NEW YORK u—This, if I can read my tear-stained notes, is one man's log of one day of television soap operas: 10:30, Way of the World, First day home for Cynthia and Walt Fred blackmails $50 out of her to .bet on a horse and to ‘keep quiet about those calls from New York.” Claire drops in, warns ~ Walt, ‘‘you’ll never find ‘emotional secur- ' tunist."’ = Ld * 1Z noon, Valiant Lady. ‘ Helen a few seconds they're actually happy, until he opens her present. She: “What's the matter?” He: “Linda used to give me a pipe every birthday. But, of course, 7 had no way of knowing.” * * cd In mental hospital, Linda begins! to recover her mind, remembers | his name was Chris, remembers weer; | ! j | i EERIE SIGHT — Something new in staircases is this 14-story one which looks very much like a huge human ear. It’s part of a modern Matinee. (4) Ted Mack's Mati-| it’s his birthday, remembers about | >uilding in Berlin, Germany. Note two persons leaning over a railing in i sworn enemy of the rackets. Fx-Phenix DA ‘to Go on Trial Monday Hearing Set | "| under treatment for a mital die order in a Galveston, Tex., hospi- - (tal. Me dnte has hen uah’her too 1. sastios Protect your children for Second Defendant: Protect | your home—with in Patterson Slaying BIRMINGHAM, Ala., (#—Barring | a last-minute delay, Arch Ferrell, | fingered by his accusers as the one | time political bess_of crime-ridden Phenix City, faces trial Monday for the murder of A. L. Patterson, The 38-year-old former prosecut | |ing attorney who rose to power | during the lurid days of wide-open | | gambling and @ice at Phenix City, | | is the second ousted public official to stand trial for Patterson's death. | Ferrell's lawyers have asked for 'a continuance of his 'grounds- that public opinion has been aroused against the defend-| ‘ant. Presiding Judge J. trial on Russell McElroy set a hearing today on |the defense motion for postpone- | ment, | Former Chief Deputy Sheriff Al- bert Fuller was convicted March 1 land given a life sentence in the same courtroom where Ferrell goes | 'on trial for his life. A third defendant, former Ala- |bama Atty. Gen, Si Garrett,” is CYCLONE FENCE, @ Make your own yard a safe play- —improve your property— protect your lawn and flowers with this quality steel fence. No down payment— Easy monthly payments. Expert erection service—or we'll tell booklet, Just phone and say “Please send me the free booklet that tells me how I can fence my home.” TEmple 2-200! 1925 — oe Avenue Detreit i, Michigan Office Open Saturday 90 Used TV Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane Fro) National News. (4) News. Wil- man Show. Songs of Paris liams. (2) News. LeGoff nee | the pipes, begs the doctor to let | center of staircase. B @ ; on ‘s: : 7 | her see Chris. Organ music swells iii : ar ains a :30—(4) Greatest Gift. (2) Bob) | 8:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. Shelley | 11:15 (7) Mystery Theater. Basil |* up, underlining Chris’ gathering | , Winters in “Man Trap.” (4) You!’ patnbone in “Voice of Terror’, Crosby Show. problem: What will he de té Texas Legislators Learn No pacorde t Here Bet Your Life. Groucho Marx| (9) Late Feature. “Gang Bul- | 3:45— (4) Concerning Miss Mar- two women who love and need him Ins and Odts of Business DES MOINES, Iowa — In. quiz. (2) Salute to 300 Years. His| jet (4) Call the Play. Sports| lowe. — and with all those pipes? Oo = EES ae Is Looking for a good TV set for your cottage or recreation room? . . . you'll never find a better udaism troi j = building Willi wad an = nee quiz with Mel Allen. (2) Miss 4,99_(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice | 12:30, Search for Tomorrow. A ot lnwtnaking were feet aes rea ee = eancen 118, el 8:30—(7) T-Men in Action. Cus-| Fair Weather. Pat Rouseau. Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. hospital, Mrs. Barron plans to be rus | |marry Arthur Tate, who is recov- MEN Members of the S4th Texas | in Apartment 216 is Robert Mel- Nightwatch Theater. | 4:18—4) First Love. | ering from heart surgery, just as | Legislature in a University of Tex- | ody. “Criminal Investigator." | soon as he ‘walk the length of | 88 Short course. = 4:30 — (4) Mr. Sweeney's World. ae be coe Oak the kena: of New members were told how to | toms men investigate plot to 11: 20—(2) smuggle heroin from Mexico on | luxury liner. (4) Justice. Peggy Variety with | the corridor.” They'll be married | World's first commercial chick by mentally ill young man in “She Loves Me Never.” (2) Shower of Stars. Ethe] Merman, Ann Garner plays girl captured 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen. Ella Logan, George | DeWitt guests. "FRIDAY MORNING | 4:45—(7) (2) On Your Account. Rickie the Clown. (4) Modern Romances. ‘in a room at the end of the corri-| “Tite bills, how the House and Sen-; hatehery was started in New dor. The doctor. worries: ‘Anyone of us can walk out of this hospital and be struck by a car.” Organ ate function, what the rules are. Experts discussed all phases of State government. Washington, Ohio, in 1897. selection than we can show you right now! We also have a few large-screen sets that took in “E ; rindow ; ! Look at these prices! Red Skelton in “Ethel Merman’s _ §:00-(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Window St ; Rae | Not ned im the cumiculun was £ : h $ like new! . . . Loo prices! Show Stoppers,’ with Peter Lind | 7:00 — (4) Today. (2) Morning on Canada. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) fretting: “Tate can get pole ~ ‘how to keep the PPE happy back elias, be ‘TV: $ . Hayes, Mary Healy, Harold’ ‘how. Sagebrush Shorty. who knows what will happen to- | home.” “* $ 9 10-Inch Silvertone Table Model ..... $ 9.95 Lang. Musical revue in color. 9.937) Tadd Pam = @ 5: pies — Story. leet’ morrow ?"’ see I Ww. h 18P d epee poe $ 10-inch G-E Table Model ....... Deo ogosoger 9.95 9:00—(7) Star Tonight. ‘“The| Romper Room. (2) Welcome y. (4) Pinky _ < wins Weig ounas ADMIRAL $ 9§ 10-inch Motorola Console ............... 19.95 a ” story veler, : 1:45, Road of Life. Althougt . i ee ee ee = Le = = con | a os unwanted, Aunt Reggie is deter. PEORIA, Ill, W—Twins with a eve 3 10-Inch Bendix Console ............... 19.95 T d ' R di Pr gra wile Jeatee Gas © Wolter | ea ce ee DUMONT $ ff 10-Inch Bendix Table Model ........... 19.95 -- LOQdyYsS NAQI1O O ms -- to find out if she's going to be Renfro, 31. The twins, a gifl and wens $ ff 10-inch RCA Table Models (2)........... 29.95 om deported. boy, weighed 8 pounds 2% ounces 2. 10-inch Admiral Consoles (3). ........... 29.95. Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject to change without notice. _ 3:30, The Greatest Gift. Fran is and 10 pounds 1 ounce. HAMPTON TV 3 ee 5 ale Console 19.95 5 oe . : | tricked into the room of the ‘‘syn- | ‘ . 825 West Maven Se. > - oy ee ee ee ee . wie, Cm =— CEL. te) WW, (00) =| CAR, (1188) WEY, (1270). WIEBE, (1000 = WON, (1408) | dicate man.” who threatens. to | The red cedar tree is a true FE 4-2525 % 12%2-In. Emerson Consoles (3) .......... 29.95 | ore er ime,_the baby. black cypress, not a cedar. > 12%-In. Admiral Console ss .......... 29.95 ‘ ¢0-wm, Bowe wPON. Rew, peewee | SasTw IR Mote | Sea: Teroaoms Ned, “Don't you tusk sonra, Ff 1212-10. Phitco Table Models (3)......... 39.95 Wey ates, wporte | WWI Fibber Medes =| “CKLW. Good. 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Sonam, FE S242 street Phone FE 5-4171 ’ - siiley s ' 3 ’ cia . . i ® +-¥ = ‘ ! : « q \ ye ; j : «“ i : \ * r WK Poe aya Your Gifts NOW! 3-714 WEC's the place to shop for Mother’s gift. . @ wide mlection of Sowelry. ; mendous savings! Quantiies are limited some are one-ota kind oo hurry im tomorrow morning for best selection! NO DOWN PArMeENT. . "EASY TERMS! j Sabha Westerns Popular ' Pops Hi billy 16 ns Tunes Famous Nome 8 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator or Freezer - 8-Piece Hair ; N. Portable Werdrobes Maytag @ G-E @ Easy Clipper Set - Seutng Machines 19° | 19" | 249° | sp" | #39" IT TAKES 5 MINUTES TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT! inger Washers 40” Gas Range or 30”. Gas Range Your ; ax. $4Q J POLAROID “Highlander” Comera $400 Weekly Mereury, ete. i i 10 Tunes 3400 Suqa9s matic Rotiaerio BUY NOW FOR BEST SELECTION! EASY CREDIT TERM im 22. eles ger _— — Bose Automatic Deep Fryer TV og 19°5 $I a $ 5 and Cooker $s 95 Westing- $ 83 49 : OPEN FRIDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 — FREE PARKING ~ ‘Thermostat | > WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW... FE 3-7114 TWO | . THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 will You Remember Mama .. RANGE! FULL wibth OVEN: 11-Piece Revereware Set nw $ A 4° Copper-bottomed, stainless steel. Lids seol. tight to hold in vitamins and flavor. | ond 3 qt. soucepans, 142 qt. dbl. boiler, 10°’ and 8” skillets, oli with covers; egg poacher, rack, Pay NO MONEY DOWN i $15.95 Electric Pop-Up Toaster fale 2 Makes toast just as-you like it .. . hos color- control dial and. beautiful chrome finish . Crumb tray. Pay NO MONEY DOWN € Demonstration Days A Sunbeam tepresentative will be at WKC Friday 6 p. m. to 9 p. m.+ Saturday 9:30 | a. m. to 5 p. m. Coffee and cake ter all! » REMOVABLE OVEN WINDOW ‘SMOKELESS BROILER RPER WYMAN BURNERS scTRIC CLOCK and TIMER : Sunbeem No ional Down! snot i ecomgeatad ae : | DAY FREE rN ona: eee i Pay Only 2 Weekly |. HOME TRIAL! broter, plenty ye ee ee 7 Medi Shover styling « Exclusive at aS SS 's aa TS... “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 THREE Will You _ Remember ‘Mama ? IT’S BRAND NEW! ZiT’S DIFFERENT! But At Our introductory Price You Pay Only.. .° COMPLETE. WITH INNERSPRING MATTRESS im aie ~~ Other Sizes” Avoitable™ AN The , Fold_A-Bed Has So Many Uses!” ¢ FOR EXTRA GUESTS «¢ FOR CHILDREN’S ROOMS - © ON SLEEPING PORCHES °¢ IN RECREATION ROOMS _ © FOR SUMMER COTTAGES AND CAMPS You'd pay as much or more for an ordinary folding cot =. . but this Hollywood Fold-A-Bed gives you so much more! Never before, and perhaps never again, will you get so much value for so little nfoney. Finished all over in satin black enamel to match the wrought iron headboard, the Fold-A-Bed gives you bedroom styling, - extra utility, extra luxury. For daytime romans use, just add a casual cover for smart, decorator appearance, —— : a Ceeaeeneaes seegagaeawe “a aa WIM LISELI TELE | Mh ITE i Li “an hi é No Money Down o or a Week! FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS,, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 Will You Remember Mama? Classic, Tailored DIAMOND SOLITAIRE diamond oy re SPs 14 kerat gold. $1.00 WEekiy . i oa FAMOUS GENUINE SHEAFFER SNORKEL LEATHER WALLETS PEN ond PENCIL ry - > 50e wp Ds WEEKLY eo GLEAMING ANSON RONSON “WINDSOR” DRESS ENSEMBLE AUTOMATIC LIGHTER suweetucoao NO MONEY DOWK Most convenient storage door ever designed. More rcv ew alley pox a ee emg sac One shelf alone holds four '4 gallon cartons of milk. ~~ oe Mandy Portable Egg Racks © Huge, independent 2.3 cu. fr. %. WR out when needed. Zere Zone Freezer holds up te 80 ibs. of frozen foods. protects the delicate flia- © So completely Automatic i vor, keeps it sweet. thinks for itself. No controls be set, ne controls to forget! holds twice as much e@ All Shelves Fully Adjustable, cheese or other foods. including Pull-Out Shelf. Miss Whirlpool will demonstrate the won- --You can see all these new Whirlpool feature: @ Agifiow action and 7 é rinses: oe @ Famous. Suds-Miser ~~.» = : bal ®@ Cleaner, softer, fluffier, z drying process. \ 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-711 * New, Supreme . FULLY-AUTOMATIC WASHER. and DRYER Both for Only .. pas aes e , ° , " . 4 \ q 4 , * . 5 . ae: WEEKLY 6 Whirlpood : FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 USTERAY” 9xi2 Axminster for Colorf ul, ially Woven | ee Beauty and Comfort! WKC. Makes DRAMATIC SPECIAL PURCHASES from America’s Greatest Mills! LUSTERNYL BROADLOOM | CARPETING Se 95 F Sq. Yd. “i “4 1 Quolity ’ | down to the foat tuft | 4 Choose the colors oe pores erns best 3 for Your room... ne dg m4 / =— / f ij f | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1955 FIFTEEN Will You Remember Mama ? _ Mahogany-Veneer Expanded Screen Table Model OUR LOW PRICE The big screen looks like 21 inches instead of 17 and this new Emerson is power- engineered for the finest picture perform- ance and tone. Our low price includes delivery, hook-up by our own TV tech- _ nicians with full warranty. ‘Sereen | INCLUDING MATCHING BASE @ 149" 1 : i : 39° Week : a. ; : - Amazing new 21" Console makes viewing a pleasure from any seat in the room. Embodies new aluminized picture tube with 270 square-inch picture and full- | screen focus. Has side tuning controls and built-in long 4 distance antenna. Full warranty, delivery, hook-up and ) adjustment included at our bargain price! = Path ies aaah gaia ll A a a aE a aes ces Re ic) iy Pr Sean cee - SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1955 QGifts Mom will love 0 R M EVE R Mixer +Grinder + Juicer | 20-PIECE ELECTRIC r. samous _ DELUXE QUALITY mame ye! De Luxe KITCHEN ENSEMBLE COAS ee $ ELECTRIC : Pe \ UTILITY TABLE | a LIFI-OFF MOTOR FOR : . “38 HEY eee i a he, NE: Ducluding Leole) Gi: tele] ¢ 14-PIECE — —EE S Luncheon Set . Yes Mam, here's NEW meal making magic in this emazing DORMEYER “Meal ° : Maker”—another example of how we give you the most for your mixer money. Including: This wonderful mixer is everything you have looked for in @ lower-priced complete meal maker. lt’s @ grinder for. raw or cooked meats, vegetables. It’s a @ 4 Cups : juicer that gets oll the rich “C” vitamins close to the heart of citrus fruits. @ 4 Saucers tt’s @ mixer, with dial eperation, full’ power at all speeds. You get oll these @ Creamer & splendid features in this DORMEVER! The name that means “Top Mixer Valvet” e © Heavy-duty 110-220 volts AC-DC motor © 6-ft. rubber-covered cord I ag omy : © Faas. ebberews co atta $1.00 down and $1.00 weekly. | DORMEYER = . til Mother's Day! mn x STATE. ' on 2 am ae saan ie aE WKC, 108 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114