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Pontiac Education Association Presents 
Service Award to Louis Schimmel “For earnest and sincere efforts 
in helping to provide better schools 
for the boys and girls of Pontiac 
and the State of Michigan...” 
Thus read a distinguished serv- 
lee award presented to Louis 
Schimmel! Thursday night by the 
Pontiac Education Association at 
its annual spring banquet held 
at Devon Gables. 
Schimmel was the recipient of 
the first award ever given by the 
local organization. He was honored 
for his work in drafting and pro- 
moting the new - constitutional 
amendment, (Proposal “No. 3) 
which was endorsed by the voters 
of the state on April 4. 
Under this proposal, school dis- 
tricts of the state are able to bor- 
row from a state loan fund for 
building and all districts, if they 
wish, have an extended payment 
Period (25 to 30 years). Many dis- 
tricts, according to Schimmel's 
Plan, can refinance their callable 
school bonds over a longer period 
at a lower rate of interest. 
Henry Elling, president of the 
PEA, said that Pontiac was indeed 
fortunate to have Schimmel on its 
board of education and as a mem- 
    A teller of 
state lumberman, related in true 
Bunyan style the saga of Michi- Serving as toastmistress for the gan's most colorful woodsman. tomorrow,” he detlared . “Paul Bunyan , natural beauties and resources of 
Tales,” Guy, the son of a former | this state for the boys and girls of 
event was Helen Lapisch. She in- 
“No one wants to go back to the troduced Guy, Joanne Wilson, the 
|horse and buggy days, but we/| soloist, end Dr. Robert Jones who 
‘should all strive to preserve the played the organ. Diem Proclaims 
Victory in War 
With Rebel Sect U. S.-Backed Premier 
Defies the Authority of 
Viet Nam’s Ruler 
SAIGON, South Viet Nam 
(#—Premier Ngo Dinh Diem 
claimed victory in bloody 
civil strife today and defied 
the authority of Chief of 
State Bad Dai to remove 
him. 
Diem's American-backed 
government, in the second 
day of a showdown battle 
with the Binh Xuyen socie- 
ty, said the Premier was 
“indispensable” to the coun- 
try. 
Despite the victory claim, fight- 
ing which had caused casuaities of ‘Fleecy’ Gets Her Day in School 
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Measure to Quash Toll Roads Dies Anti-Turnpike 
Group Pushes 
Newer Proposal McCollough Bill Asks 
Right of Communities 
to Veto Route 
By BURDETT C. STODDARD 
Toll road news broke hot 
and heavy yesterday. 
First, a bill to abolish the 
| Michigan Turnpike Author- 
ity (MTA), thus quashing 
toll roads completely, died 
in the Senate Highways 
Committee. 
But another anti-turn- 
pike measure sponsored by 
Rep. Lucille McCollough 
(D-Dearborn) was reported 
out of the House Roads and 
Bridges Committee. 
It would give cities, vil- 
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  lages and townships the 
right to prevent a toll road 
from coming through their 
area. 
Loss of the Senate bill 
brought a blast from Oak- 
land County’s Sen. William 
S. Broomfield, who spon- 
sored the measure, against 
another Republican senator, 
Haskell Nichols, chairman 
of the highways committee, United Press Phete 
Sally showed up ber of its community. 
“This has been a great thing 
that Mr. Schimmel has done for 
the education in this state and I 
understand this idea is now catch- 
) ing on nationally,”’ stated Elling. 
Delivering the main address of 
the evening was Maurice Guy, 
principal of the Southeast Inter- 
m. diate School at Saginaw, Michi- 
gan. : NURSERY RHYME REVISED—Sally’s little lamb | 
did not follow her to school; Sally Hupp, 6, brought possessions to school for display 
her pet lamb to Greggsville School, near Wheeling, | with “Fleecy,” complete with harness and feeding Pentiae Press Phete 
FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE—Louis Schimmel, member of 
the Pontiac Board of Education and father of the new constitutional 
, amendment which will provide opportunity for school districts to 
construct needéd buildings, was honored by the Pontiac Education 
Association Thursday night. At the annual PEA spring banquet, 
Schimmel received the first distinguished service award ever presented 
by this local group. Henry Elling, left, president of the PEA, made 
the presentation. W. Va. First graders take turns bringing favorite bottle. 
  [ Area Trouters Calls It Prosperity Insurance 
Mark Time for 
Season Opening TOF Reveals Expansion 
“= Plan fo Cost $625 Million 
dreds of angiers would be ready | million-dollar, three-year expansion program for the Ford 
to try their luck in the early| Motor Co., says he favors & new kind of prosperity insur- | aertheouth ff y | 
morning hours along the scores Of | ance for workers. | planned for construction if the 
spots afforded these Gshermen. | “He told the Bureau of Advertising of the American | Rockwood-Saginaw turnpike is tor- Newspaper Publishers Assn. last night that his com-|?*%** 
pany’s spending plans for new plants and equipment 
means “we are building for the future every day.” 
Apparently with the proposed guaranteed annual wage 
in mind, he said the word “security” does not scare him 
jand added: ——— 
“Perhaps what is needed 
is a new kind of prosperity 
insurance policy based on 
a reasonable, businesslike, 
pay-as-you-go plan, with 
limited and predictable 
costs.” 1 
Ford's company currently is bar- 
gaining with the CIO United Auto 
| Workers on a union demand for i   7 —Lew   
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* A-Bomb Blast. Social Security Deadline 
-.,  |for Domestic Help Nears 
Delayed Again WASHIN@TON Tomorrow Is the first deadline for | : ity Manager something [ike a million of Uncle Sam’s new tax col- 
ome — Leave | ¢ctors—the householders who pay a domestic helper an 
rvers average of $4 weekor more. __ _ 
The new social security law that went into effect Jan. 1 
qualified domestic help for social security if they make 
$50°a quarter, or more, from any oné‘employer. That 
figures out to about $4 a week. 
The householder is re-+—— 
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| Telegraph Road By-Pass Project 
Will Be Delayed Construction of the Telegraph 
Rd.-Orchard Lake Ave. grade sep- 
aration will ->t begin until work 
on Detroit's Lodge Expressway is 
completed, State Highway Com- 
missioner Charies M. Ziegler told 
the Pontiac Press last night. H 
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if than tomorrow. 
Payments are due for any help 
| around the house who earned as   lt     j had majority support for the 
) amendment in the highways 
| mittee, but Nichols ruled it | much as $7 during January. Fee! FBI Official Declares |piew's soverome 
‘Clandestine Methods’ 
Needed to Fight Reds 
NEW YORK (INS) — Louis B. 
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g ruary and March, including Hi i   iy mittee action 
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seasonal layoffs. ° 
The highway department early In commenting on the negotia- 
tions, Ford said:   oe 
but se Side Door   
erty. 
The separation will cost $500,000 
with the federal government pay- 
ing half and the city and state 
paying $125,000 each. toll route, ; 
He displayed a map showing a 
planned extension of Northwest: , 
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|Royal Oak Man to Head ~ 
Water Study Committée 
Mayor Howard K. Kelly, of Royal Oak, has been named, 
chairman of Oakland County's 13-person water study 
uk he m- Gutr"hroe which will work with similar Macomb and St, 
ord, in his talk. said he is in-| Clair“groups in attempting to develop a tri-county surs 
9 eee Men baie face water supply. . 
| Kelly's appointment was announced by Floyd Andrews, 
chairman of the Oakland Board of Supervisors. The 
committee will include six other supervisors not yet 
named, four plan commission members, Pontiac City 
Manager Walter K. Willman, and one unappointed repre -_ 
sentative of industry. * — 
“More and more people abundance of water available to 
are realizing the importance | SYPPY. maui Patt we hava 
of starting work now ON &@} stood still in the meantime.” —_' 
utioned against any|future water supply capable| The Detroit-Wayne system wil} 
-lof handling the wants of| supply only a small portion of 
expanding industry and 
pulation,” said George N. 
krubb, director of the 
county plan commission. 
The plan. commission has been 
studying the problem since Janu- 
ary 1954 on request of the super- 
visors. Its findings have been 
instrumental in getting the present 
project under way. 
“I don't think we've been hurt 
by lack of water as yet,"’ Skrubb 
stated. “New industry locating i | 
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plan to construct new schools and | adopt necessary resolutions by May a restaurant ia Cardwell, Mo, lest   
The Day in Birmingham City Police Hold Man   | Maryland Cats Conferences Are Still Entitled to Their Nights” Reduce Docket. ‘Tei: Nights” i : i il | Georges County will still have 
Jury Trials ' Apr | their night—thanks to a bill vetoed   
  yesterday have cut the number df strgint of cats running at large” 
jury trials slated during the April in the county. . 
Cireuit Court term by 26, saving, Tracing the cat's relationship to | tions were best, considering steady | i orities, Clark M. Wheaton, 
Oakland County’ ‘some $5,000, the lion, tiger, puma and ‘others Capt day for a new president of Italy. | !ems of overcrowded schools with- | Population increases in the district. chiet of detectives, said the sher- In the iff's department there is being no- 
erased are deputies ae Louis A, Bauer,vchairman of | yiry Helen I aan _ | tified of Holcomb’s arrest. 
  
     
  
    Oakland is probably the only ™ their native produce ‘Meeded majority the facilities committee bers of the Soroptimist and Ven- Michigan eounty which uses the *#id any candidate. of the independent Com- | ture Clubs are attending the 43rd GIFTS that SAY conferences at which an accused| “Thus, the cat is, by nature, eee e © mittee for Education, will make | conference of the midwest re- =ss person, with his attorney, meets| a roamer and a prowler, and, like Christian Democrat strategists! the presentation along with three gion, being held today through Ae with the judge and prosecutor to | his distant prefers the held secret presession meetings 85) subcommittee chairmen—Car! In- May 1 in Erie, Pa. Theme of |B, oe ‘acu Ue ae. gentle cover of the night, both Premier Mario Scelba faced a se- graham, Paul Fleck and Stanley | tne is “Our Chal for reason or romance and pur- rious loss of prestige because of Gillen. conference “Many persons who would | suit of prey.” the trend yesterday away from his lenge Is Growth. come inte court after a jury is rae party's official candidate. Since November, the committee 2 wv’ i On the third ballot last has been studying needs for addi-| Jerome F. Benjamin, president | 
    
         
     
    
    
      
   
      
  the tian Democrat president of | bringing existing facilities up to | Board, will represent the group at conference thus eliminating the dhe Chamber ef Degas, tock jhe| acceptable stundards. and’ fen. |e real estate seminar tx. Dorrott cost and time lost in arranging a lead despite the party’s endorse-| cing. The committee is sponsored | Wednesday. The seminar, the first trial,” Ziem said, [ N sal canter tea Dees en eid cc ae During _the conferences this | cal independent and Senate presi-| Officials also ated the com- ship of realtor boards of Oakland, week, 23 persons who first c : dent. mittee probably (will recommend | Wayne and Macomb counties. innocence or stood mute, changed | One Mai Difference Gronchi polied 281 votes against that a school bond proposal be to a guilty plea, three other cases! - yor 245 for Merzagora,‘Whem he ‘had | submitted to voters June 13. were dismissed, | in Strike ~- Settlement trailed 127-225 on the second bal-| If the school board acts on the Day program will be held The pre-trials were launched by | Deadlocks Talks lot, But this fell far short of the 
Ziem and Chief Assistant Prose- | . two thirds needed of all 843 elec- e Oe a Ky. @One ma- tors—590 deputies, 243 senators and in Pr @ jury convenes only to | ioe obstacle reportedly blocking 10 delegates from semiau ie 7 g a 
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    . Ps (Continued From Page One) LANSING U—A federal investi-| 5° . 
Home Owners simu, foun. sae RIN} Upon Road Satta D. Casey, 0 weeks ol! ory mighway nertmeterty to tat | Eon i underway ito the Tash ior’ membership.’ the "Men - violence—shootings, son of Henry and Tamner poisonous hat . 
° | caibieiiie a= dike becoming more ager suddenly at his home early this not « north-south toll read or free- to Michigan milling concerns. The Men’s League, similar to | Offer by Mail frequent. Half Dollars Spraying | ™oring. ~~ | way ts constructed farther east,” |. Clarence Prentice, state admin-| the Women’s League formed two Pontiac homeowners today were * *¢* « From Truck Baby Garland was born here; he declared, istrator for the Agricultural Sta-| years ago, will consist of two per- 
warned about a “model home”! Little progress toward a settle- Feb. 10, 1955. He is ved bilization Committee, said investi-| sons to each team. All matches hi ts, a sister, Angel fe The commissioner then pointed | gators from the compliance and! will be medal play based offer being ma rhich ment has been reported since the ETER = ; his parents, a er, a, wi play on 
promises See strike against the L&N and two oe a Minn. (UP) Halt two brothers, Gary and Rodney, | Oakland Coun 8 fran nag lenge federal | per <a ae dollars flew “like silver ducks . ing ty near the south-| agriculture Department are look- ing date for both league | of jts subsidiaries n March 14. at a fraction of actual cost... its si a bega east corner of Southfield Township, ing into the situation. |May 10. : will be | running north intersect companies charge more than local | ficials have failed in efforts to iron | and motorists jammed on their) announced later by the Sparks-| graph road _— the — Prentice said the federal gov- | reputable firms would charge for Out remaining differences. ee ee stock wp. Griffin Funeral Home. Franklin just south of Pontiac, then | ¢Tament is interested because Delegate ls Named | the same job,” said John W. | source analyzes Up ahead, a semi-trailer truck — cutting northwest almost touching! *°me of the wheat was sold to ; Hirtinger. assistant manager of the | health and welfare issue: If the Posy rolling peacefully along, its Wojciech Obara Pontiac's west city limits. the Commodity Credit Corpora- a ae erage aot | Chamber of Commerce. » paged babe this demand with the | giver unaware that his vehicle The 10-mile-wide area between| tion under the federal price sup- Dugas ni ice “ | LAN, : Meadowlawn, dele- Hirlinger, speaking for the | <..i¢ while: if the “jose, } "98 Sbrayng money along the high- , m : % ‘Yyeaterd Te ee en ane See) ee pea — | aes t) the Y's district conven- | 
=. : a oi route is all under consider-| pink wheat” is wheat treated | tion in Jackson, May 1. Beard, sald the offer is for (eliminate the program from their} The strange precessiog con- | He was born 13, 1878 in| eu" for locating @ north-south | with @ mercurial compound to| Club members also voted to at- tinued three or four miles | Poland and came to Pontiac from | *°™™. stated... prepare it for use as seed. It is tend the Charter Night of Water- The With negotiations bogged down,| befere the leak a public hearing on the Broom- | unfit for human consumption. |ford Chieftains Toastmasters Club heme will be the serious economic effects are| truck was discovered, was a retired machinist. Zieg! sana tae tat oo eee Miles A. Nelson, head of the | this week. 
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    ard J. Daley and Coroner Walter | tne 4 per cent tax to your district | ° program mene te yee Mc E. McCarron. director of internal revenue. He} First Quarter Returns —} will ; _. |. The blazes broke out almost si- t you on a ili list, and = per 
Full ZIPPER FLY—SANFORIZED Timidity No Excuse /Multaneously on the near north | sends you a form near the end of Due From Businesses When 5 wn : 9 HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) — ots a —— Perggetioa each quarter. LANSING (#—The quarterly | need on Men S$ Dun Compensation Commissioner Har- | * 8 @ return for the Michigan business | ‘In DONT FORGET ° old Strauch ruled that a woman | Nit Hotel, Theee child&en and a| 4 At the end of the calendar| activities tax is due April -30,| in who refused a job selling Bibles young mah weré-trapped in their | Year, give your employe an ac-| Clarence W. Lock, deputy state S/R ls. Reguler door-to-door was eligible for un- rooms and died in the tenement six | Counting, in writing, of social se-|revenue commissioner 
    
          
        employment benefits. Strauch occ away, curity payments for hint during] today. aa $1.59 Vaue $M AT < oman couldn't take the the year. . | This is the retarn re! 3 10-ounce dungarees, job because she was too timid. Fo $a T The payments are due no later|ceipts for the first three ‘months a fully Sanforized. Re- _ rmo nha y than the last day of the month]of the year of anna ai -intorced at points of —— Saeen , ‘ tack, Atrain belt | The Weather pp following the end of each quarter,| “The reminder is being issued Large ) loops. Sizes 28 to 42. 
            
          
    
        
       
    
      
    
      
            
       
      
          
            that is, the last day of April, July, | for clarification,” Lock said: “We| \ Robert PONTIAC AND. VICINITY rai « Over Talk Prospect Getchir: Gal Semler. ed an extension to April 15| she PPI iiiiiiii tit ittt | morrow mostly fair with high of 66.36 The employe is not required to) for the annual return for 1954 to| the Ist li “STURDEE’ B , } Light, variable winds TAIPEI, Formosa @®—Uncertain-| do anything, éxcept to allow the | coincide with the date for federal | M¢Callough Ist Quality— rand ! Teday in Pontiac ty hangs over Chiang Kai-shek’s/2 per cent deduction from his ne taxes but. this extension | MTA “4 e Lowest temperature preceding § am Capital these days, feeding upon | wagés. reference to the quarterly | which ork Uniforms 50 he fe : ; At 8 am: Wind velocity 3} mph . ar that proposed talks be- The revenue service says delin- due April 30.” cutting ‘ e Direction North. . | tween the United States and Com-| quent employers are subject to a Matched Blue Herringbone : tae I nalt r cent a Sur fioce sernrec crea Tm | munist China would do the Nation-| penalty of 5 per cent a month of i _ Moon rises today at 12.25 pa | alist Chinese government no good. | the tax due, up to 23 per cent, . a $2.88 Value : $2.29 Value | Moom sets Saturday at 2.1) ar . The officta policy ig to say noth- | pius interest at 6 per cent. 4 “Helanan, smarcn servon vasn Give MOM @ Gilt Thet Will PANTS SHIRTS | 
Dewntewn Temperatures ng now. | Employers who wilfull neglect | | : LIFETIM 
Pesce soon ™ cz: 12 Despite this reticence signs of | to file and pay are subject to fines toundation Garments .. "' Be miles la m.. 21.) ig WOrTy find expression. up to $10,000, or to a prison term Medium 4-Inch Size ; ; Sree ee The Kung Lun Pao, a paper pub- up to one year, or both. , ye 4 gis | tse by Formosan interests pi », Meat Sis Bowl of Flowers Sines 29-42 Sines 14-17 Thersday in Pontiac today Red China is baiting a trap (As recorded downtown) . for the United States and that the CORRECTION : Choice 0 5 Flowers Sanforized navy 
Lowest temperavares:s2000.00...0001. 4g United States might fall for it q —-Senseticncily $ 3 95 fa ae an perature................, 58 : 7 Weather r i “| We had the wrong size package I) | Under-Priced . flap é a City General Hospital of Lipton's Tea Bags in yester- Bl | 68° and Saturday | ; / . Our ed shou : : Lowen tomperstere.......ccccc as Tells Meeting Delegates “ee pled |! NEW—aond first ot Simms TTI iiiiiiiiiiiiiittT ty Mean temperature............. 565 ae ; ’ » * One Gize Fits All—to 30” Waists sap _pemperase | Board members Willis’ M. Brew. | (Hips 95 Jumbo Sanforized mbray—Men’ ighest and Levent Tempersiores Tats |CT 29d William P. Babcock and | LIPTON s * at PB : Be Bow! of bd . f mre ee me r trol—Maximum ! : Date in 88 Years Director Lauretta Paul will head | TEA BAGS Poy r Rakes : k Shirts . “f 
tag en aoa Homie oneal Homa Se swanstiiy ous tenn 2) a \ Work shi | Thersday's Temperature Chart gation to the annual Tri-State Hos- 48 Count € * Put, Never Rides Up or ‘@ flowers and assort- gular $1.34 value. ‘Men's blue Cc Barmera $ Hiss, Angee Jt §2| Pital convention in Chicago next Phe Rolle Over HH} BS) chewor shirts are fully Sanforized. Creek week, | a Bon . Wears like Betiao $3 bt Mitwankee 33 Also attending will be Shirley | eer - bs Re 2 e Gorse 3 & Sew Ton” st og|Dovre, administrative assistant: || People’s Food-O-Mat Hii” ' rT Denver 43 Phoenix 6) . Heenan, hospital architect; , 
Port Worth $1 & 6 Procsiece $3 | and|Mrs. P. Eugene Miller, vice | *- ‘ SIMAS al C6 Bee 71 8 SS. 7 4) pres of the hospital's wom- Tampa Prt a People Super Mkt. LADIES WEAR -Majn Fleer Kandh ony 0 46 Washington 3 Sj. puxiliary. | ee . 4 * a a ees pa ’ . f s 
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Dems Fi fbuster their fight against the Republican-| Said they had no plans to ‘eek Old Doll House: in Style SPS RRR 5 pat 2 
sponsored bill early yesterday and | te Democrats although they could| ITHACA, N, Y. (UP) — Cornell     
        
       
                   
          
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fire or gets involved in other 
awkward predicaments. 
“If at any point during the 
examination the candidate is 
| found wanting, the tests are | 
| stopped and he must repeat the 
| whole examination, including 
those parts he had already 
passed,” applicants are warned. 
The physical examination is ap- 
| proximately the same as that 
required for life insurance. 
The final hurdle, the driving 
| teat itself, includes starting, 
| turning, fast braking, passing and 
| streets with an official tester 
| calling the signals. 
_ Officials say the percentage of 
failures among the student drivers 
is far greater than at Austrian 
—_— schools and universities. 
|Held ice Cream Social 
HARTFORD,Conn. (UP)—Con- 
tributors to a “church fund” 
learned from police their donations         
  are allergic to such things as house-| he said, “it is better to apply the | for overweight at noon on a Satur- | 
hold dust. treatment first so that the | day when county officers normally | 
  
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YES SIR! My Business Is Good 
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© Sizes 36 to ivers Tests Boy, 11, Ext vers Tests y, II, Expert | o Vj Fi . s 
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Pin can Sen ~ ye ow BUFFALD, N. Y. (UP)—The role are of business executive came early world’s stiffest. Besides proving) to Ul-yearcld Michael J. Donohoe, 
you can drive, you have to know an ardent fisherman how to tabe a car apert and put) As a hobby, the suburban sixth 
it together. er reer began tying his own Siep 
Moreover, you m @ few years ago. Then he 
lege type of test in traffic law and fome to a local sporting goods 
undergo a complete physical ex- dealer. 
amination. Before he realized what was hap- 
The tests are so tough that few qT young Mike found himself 
| Viennese try for a license without general manager—and 
graduating first from an approved | chief laborer—of the M. J. D. Com- 
driving sc pany. 
Scores of schools have mush- In February, Mike delivered 
seomed postwar traffic has his largest single order of files, 
neta aan newcomers to 60 dosen to a chain department 
Vienna are astonished at the store here. 
number of cars bearing “Traffic “It took me about two months, Academy” signs. -~- working a ar oy of hours =— 
advised com- day, to finish order,” he 
Applicants are sal Mike hopes to expand his busi- plete 15 driving lessons — plus local 
r homework — trying 
solo. Such a course costs sporting goods stores. % 8 j He now makes more than 50 dif- 
about $50. No one is admitted ferent kinds of files, but plans to to the exam without proof he! concentrate on the more popular 
licensed school or | ; — pperitery training with a|_ CURTAIN GOING UP!—On the fancy framework beneath Topsy such as the Yellow Sally and 
learner’s permit. | Kueppers’ skirt, that is. The lovely singer was standing back-stage tee . ts bis 
Three oral tests are conducted | @ Munich Germany, waiting for her cue in @ new operetia, when gunly Gentes a copie Ou by three different examiners. was ca surprise a ventilator ken, Aidinen 
iY you pass the examiner on| switched on “Mike and I do a lot of summer Austrian traffic -_ you rad - ee ee 
on to an engineering examiner He veiced his criticism in a talk | some big ones with his ig 
who tests your knowledge of how Ra S Unnecessa before the American Laryngolog- | ohoe said. | an automobile works and how to ical, Rhinological and 
| repair any kind of breakdown. - Society, Delicate Noses, Maybe 
Tat ‘headings incose vevene= |ACEMOIOS SUTQETY | "Sw stents are ime \DUleate Noses, Maybe “brakes,” “gears,” | “steering,” | DETROIT (UP)—A professor at Craft said, children first should 1. sicker wePtined $104 in Lim-| 
carburetor” and ‘“‘tire struc: | radiana University’s medical school | undergo tests to determine if they coln County court—but he had to | ture. have allergies, , says that many children believed | "#’ ., | admit that local officials were co- The third part of the oral (t4 have adenoids trouble merely If an operation has to be done,”’ | operative. The man was arrested | 
  
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   _ °[hree of the clothing students photographed at the sewing machines 
are (left to right.) Pat Smades of Seward street, Helen Stringer, of Bondale by Elizabeth   avenue and Martha Mayes of Wei Howard street. They are supervised 
Rodgers.   
Naydyne Gleason of Dixie Highway presses the out- 
fit she has made and which is ready to be worn. 
Birmingham- Bloomfield 
Zontas to Receive Charter The Birmingham-Bloomfield Hills 
Zonta Club will realize one of its 
goals this Saturday evening. 
Organized in January, the club's 
formal charter night dinner will 
get under way at Devon Gables at 
6:30 p.m, A highlight of the cere- 
monies will be the presence of Dr. 
Dorothea F. Radusch, who is presi- 
derit of Zonta International. 
As guest speaker, whe will ad- 
dress the business and profes- 
sional wome, on “Community 
Advancement Via Service Clubs.” 
Presiding over the program,   
  THE PONTIAC PRESS   
Womens Section   
- FRIDAY, APRIL-29, 1955 PAGES 21-23   
Girls Learn About Fabric, Design “As ye ‘Sew’ so shall ye reap” 
  
Mrs. McClure 
‘Eetes Bride-Elect 
With Shower 
Spring flowers and tiny umbrel- | 
Cullen D. Moncreiff of Harrison. 
invited were Mrs. An 
thony Spehar, Mrs. Rachel Pro- 
van, Mrs. Howard Haskins. of Bir- 
mingham, Mrs. Frank Mapley, 
Mrs. Francis Mapley, Mrs. Agnes 
Stamman, 
Benefit Parties Held 
for Girls’ Town 
    
  
      
     ‘|to Reader 
_| “Will you please tell me how I/| 
    attractive, and in the long run, of the scissors might well mean 
better citizens in the adult world | disaster. 
into which they will soon enter. What is known as stay-stitching 
As such, the daily clases are | is used to prevent stretching of the 
fabric, particularly where it has 
been cut on the bias. In between 
bastings and fittings, an iron is in 
constant demand, for that is what 
partially makes for that ‘‘profes- 
sional'’ look the young stylists are 
striving for, ; 
Quality counts and no one likes 
te be spotted for the “home-   ith this, the girls combine a) 
The would-be seamstresses start 
out with simple skirt and biouse 
| patterns, but as their ingenuity in- 
| creases they apply their talents to 
dresses, jumpers and even suits. 
ing, wifether they are the sewers 
or the purchasers. Nor is it long 
every-day happenings throughout 
their lives. 
time, or make them the belle of 
the ball at college.   Children’s clothes are also tackled 
by the girls. 
It ig this that gives them the 
insight to judge quality in all cloth- 
before their tastes are better 
| molded to suit their own figures 
, and personalities. This same keen 
judgment may well be applied to 
And it just could be that neat, 
well-groomed appearance that 
° may land them that first and oh, 
Annoying so important job after diploma- 
Cooperative Dinner 
Held by Chi Thetas 
Chi Theta Sunday School Class 
of Central Methodist Church met | 
Thursday for a cooperative dinner 
with nine members and two visi- 
tors present, 
| One of the guests was Rosa Brad- 
can discourage a friend who copies | Jey of the Chelsea Methodist home. Woman Complains 
About Losing Her 
Individuality 
By EMILY POST 
A reader writes me ag follows:     will be | clothing instructor, mark the skirt which} she is robbing me of my in-| votions. The next meeting 
heid- May ~2T-- 
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  rhich wil] begin with the time afterwards. pre-e oy a Bg Paige Mrs, Harry Stowell of Elizabeth| “1 think this is very unfair to 
"God Save the Queen,” will be Lake road was hostess Thursday |me and would like to tell her so, 
Helen Davison of the Highland afternoon at one in a series of ut how can I do this without 
* Park clnb, who will also give the benefit bridge parties being spon-| breaking our friendship?” 
welcome and introduce guests, sored. by the Pontiac Woman's 
The invocation will be given by Club. Proceeds will go to Girls’| Answer: Why not tell her that 
the Rev. Robert L. DeWitt of Christ Town. copying you is very flattering 
Church Cranbrook. Roll call of the Twenty guests were present at| bat too many things of yours 
new club will be taken by Hazel the affair, which included a lunch- | @=Plicated by her will end by 
Walsh, a Highland Park Tents eon, atte ma me 
member and organizer of the char- | ; ; pase thereb ae 
trict V, Zonta International, will Dear : : house 
" . without service, where the serv- 
tre hares ot te wscston OF Thomas L. Houle Jr. [int ties ae’ yt on te itis of officers. She wil} alse present seceeeneyen a how are the dishes started around 
the gavel. Smnamne Suet, dengiher of Mr. | wich exmplemented her nemuve|Re Wile!’ Wien we hove cut 
and Mrs, Coll A. Scott of Frank- ressm. rhineste s guests seem to hesitate 
Following the charter presenta-  };,, iadavard, biusian the bride of : angel tas Misha Shust stchine up tes anrvite Gites 
tion by Radusch, an_interna- | thomes-i:. Houle Jr., this after: | %tail- She wore matching acces- | .14-netping themselves. 
a welcome will be offered W | nova-ot four o'clock. sories, + Should the host pick up the 
Se ey Mitte Senta: Chee : The ceremony was performed in Mrs, Houle’s ensemble was a | first serving dish and hand it to 
Greetings will be given by the | the rectory at Church of the Resur- black and white suit with white | the woman on his right so that 
mayors: and service clubs of Bir- | ection in Larising before mem-| accessories. White gardenias |she may help herself, and then 
mingham and Bloomfield Hills, | bers of the immediate families formed her corsage, pose BR to her right? Jan how 
with the response extended by| The bridegroom i the som ot | A dinner was held following the |'* ,inis Handed Borrectiyt | 
Kathleen Flint, club president. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas L, Houle | ceremony at the 1861 Brauer House |, ottering a dish to the woman 
Andra Francis, second vice | % Franklin, yiansing. sale returns: trom | Ni® Fight, and the hostess trom | 
president of Zonta International, Susanne wore a long torso suit hae end of the taltle ciate Gnother 
Wil close with the benediction. [of pearl gray, fashioned with a| 1 0 it reside in Lansing, ‘The |@iat on its way around the table. Guests will include city and | bow and rhinestone buckle at the Y is @ student at Michi- * *¢ * 
school. board officials and presi-| hip, She chose a white flowered | — ciate College. Suss ‘also at-| Dear Mrs. Post: Several wom- 
dents of area service clubs. hat and her corsage was com-| + 404 the college en friends spent the afternoon Members of the Zonta Club of | posed of white Phalenopsis or- . here recently and they stayed 
Pontiac will also be in attendance. | chids. . en and om, each seeming to 
_ ltrs, Paul 0. Harder of Lansing! Spring Concert _ | watt tor the other to suggest as matron leaving. 
Mrs. Floyd Short | hast warn « seta wot seiSlated Tuesday [ce a te ronen tf etme Hostess to. Club. . thre and tat 
wy menbann of Ge Dottie nego 45 dedadlen J 
noon at the Niagara avenue home they were Very intimate. friends. ie 
ot Mra, ; has|In this case, any one of them) Set ia eS 
whey Fos sfor | would have felt free to say, “Don’t| | 30) 0) ee 
Sse we Sat ot te oes ee pro- very 
ult tah Conmubreoes ‘they would have waited for her to 
tile Painting” ; ask them if they were ready to 
lina, leave, LB», ® 
cam | a r rt in the clothing classes at Pontiac High| “0 
School, They turn out many garments dur-| (left) Barbara Brezee of Mohawk road und 
ing the two semesters. 
are ready to model them. From (left to right) are Cheryl Kay Vallance of East Mansfield avenue, 
Fox of South Anderson, street; Deanna Clemons of Bast |        
  Heatiae Press Phetes by Eddie V Good grooming is important to students . 
. | k as they begin cutting the garments @@ 
Photographed at{| Martha Dunn of Union street. & 
bog ae 
ie & 
Naomi Maloney of Carter street (left) | Dolores Rains of Park place has ready far 
nd Elizabeth Rodgers of West Pike streét,| hemming. ? 
  
    
| Now that they have completed their outfits the students; Tennyson qvenue; Joy Notch of Mt. Clemens street, and 
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79° THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955 
Kerry Kirn Feted at Parties Before May 7. Wedding} 
|Bride-Elect Feted at Shower ‘ : + / ties will take place this week for LeGrand Daly who is moving to have its   
  
HUTTON’S | materren Design 
Features This   
Kerry Kirn who will marry Tom | wisconsin. 
Butters May 1. Mrs. John Walrath and Shirley! May 18 the club Scheduled for Sunday is the pic-' Johnstone will be delegates to the | luncheon with a garde nic supper which Mary Elizabeth national convention of MOMS in| Miss Clara Disbrow of Pontiac Smith, Mary Ann Rainey and Mrs Chicago May 18-21. has consented to give an illus- James McCall will give around | 
the swimming pool at the George | 
Wellington Smith home in Frank- |     * 8 « trated 
Birmingham Country Club will | ments.   
  
  Mrs. 
lin, and on Wednesday evening two , Novess of Drayton Piains. Clarkston: * Foam Rubber diners of. the bride-elect. hee } The brideelect is the daughter| "Om Lute attended tron Wome # Quer 98 Febsies to Gheves James H. Herbst and Kitty Kirn, | of Mr.s Charles Levengood of Nori1 suo Mrs. Edgar Connors from san will give the spinster dinner in the | # Me Chae and be is the on of) Detroit and Mrs, Earl Hurd from Nylons E:Z Herbst home. | a : Novess Sr. of Dray- Gagetown, Pikes z 
The evening Walter Beers ee on ie, See + Textures Terms! same 
. will give the bachelor dinner Sena Ken Pikes were tae | COMING Events Chace Fates a eer | Sa womee Sens’ verses |p SPEER? Bt | Call Today at the rehearsal dinner in Devon ues bette Petes tien me Fy bre: Cuties. Mrs. ‘Mrs, Fred Ticten- | ,,7m*ns Uterory Ciub vill most Mr. and Mrs. William Beattie ; os Yung poet Re gay in ‘Reoneralt Temple Bae ere EM 3-4122 - -- Phone - -- EM 3-4122 of Pontiac were recent dinner 
  hosts for the couple. brs Roms ‘eter re Dag Modern mothers we Cate 4270 Haggerty Rd., Walled Lake Mrs. J. Robert Mosby returned ot. geeallgresser fle ve tal eee otaohen” home Tuesday from a Western 
trip. In Winfield, Kan., she vis- 
ited her mother, Mrs. J. N. Wal- 
lace, and in Mount Vernon, II., 
- ee Sa be ee ed .* HAVE YOUR TICKET VALIDATED daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. | JACOBSON’S Thompson Jr. Also living in Mount | AT WHEN YOU Vernon are Mr. and Mrs. James MAKE A PURCHASE Truettner, formerly of Birming- | 
ham. 
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. And- 
reae were hosts at supper Sun- 
day evening for Dr. and Mrs. 
John L. Wiant, whe will be mov- 
ing to Texas soon. Dr. Wiant is 
going into the Army. 
Also guest of honor at the party 
was Mrs. Virginia Kunkle of New 
Hampshire, who is the Andreaes’ 
houseguest 
* . a 
Mrs. John P. St. Clair and Mrs. 
Edward A. Proctor will motor Chi- 
cago-way next week. Mrs. St. 
Clair will visit her parents, Mr. 
and Mrs. A. Lawrence Mills of 
Barrington, Ill., and Mrs. Proctor 
will visit her brother in Evanston. 
+ s 7 
Elizabeth Boyne will be hest- 
ess at a cocktail party May 8 
honoring Nancy Trumbull and 
William Seibert who will be mar- 
ried May 14 rs 
Karen Stark designed this scoop neck | over applique highlight the dress which was 
  s . s 
Mrs. Charles J. Shain has in- | 
vited guests to a supper May 3) 
for Mr. ang Mrs. Louis. B. Sap-| pington and Mr. and Mrs. Whiting 
- Raymond who are sailing for Eu- 
rope May 2. 
The Raymonds will go to New 
York a few days ahead of the 
Sappingtons to visit their son-in- 
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 
Charles Getz, in Bronxville. 
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Announcement has been made 
of the engagement of Ann McDon- 
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of Mobile, Ala. He is the son of | '™&. where they will receive in Lobby of Riker 
  Mr. and- Mrs. H. A. Toulmin.: ~- 
Anp was graduated from Ste. | 
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League. 
Mr. Toulmin was graduated from | 
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Cochairman for the affair, which 
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center, are Mrs. Kenheth Dickin- | 
son and Mrs. William J. Riley. | 
Assisting will be Mrs. Law- |]   
rence J. Richard, Mrs. Alde 
Patria, Mrs. James C. Allen, 
Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Harry Still- 
man, Mrs. Judge Bearden and 
Mrs. Paal Hymans. 
Mrs. C. R. Obermeyer will be 
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during the tea will be Mrs. Rich- 
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’ Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Clark with trigger bn handle 
‘ have returned from a month mo- 
toring in Florida and the Clyde L 
Hagermans have returned -from 
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Among returning travelers are 
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Patter- 
son who are home from a win- 
terin Sarasota and Mr. and Mrs. 
Paul B. Bell who were in Mexico. 
Mrs. W. S. Gilbreath entertained | 
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RAL 4-2352 from a showing of “blue yibbon” cottons at 
the Third Annual Cotton Award show. 
    
  
Extension Club 
Entertains Guests 
Mrs. Francis Lahff and Mrs. Da- 
vid Berlin of Los Angeles, Calit., Write, attr Ne PEL were guests of the Westside Ex- HO 
tension Club when members gath- 
ered Wednesday evening at the 
South Johnson avenue home of 
Mrs. Frank Arnold.   
  
  
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City’s Own 
Named by Chief James H. LaPonsie Is 
Picked to Receive the 
Phillips Lord Award 
  #8 
2 3 if & 5555 <F 
ji 
a 
a glte ft its 
LH a few minutes of, 
commandeering a 
Yellow Cab. Trailing the suspects 
as they drove around city, 
LaPonsie used the cab’s radio | 
  | were in line of fire. With a quick 
|rushed into the bar and subdued    
     JAMES . LaPONSIE 
behind the bar and seized the 
proprietor, Steve Grapsas, forcing 
him into the office at the back. 
The. fast-acting detective, order- 
ing the thug to disarm, maeuvered 
to a position where no patrons 
movement he whipped out his re- 
Volver, disarmed the gunman and 
handcuffed him. 
About that time, other officers 
whom he had alerted by radio, |     on ‘Drowned’ Swimmer | 
SIOUX FALLS, S. D. (UP) — A| 
  
        
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. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955 
  Gangbuster to Be Cited > 
» |Chicago Suburb? 
Engulting Farms 
in Cook County CHICAGO (UP)—Sprouting sub-| 
urbs: have wiped out more than 
25,000 acres of county farmland in 
the last five years, according to 
Carl F. Mees, Cook County farm 
adviser. 
He said builders are willing to 
pay such high prices for the land   that the farmers can't compete Triplet Calves Born with them, 
Since 1950, he sald, 600 farms | 
have given way te the growing | 
seburban home movement, (gave birth to triplets that weighed : cum, 
=e in Cook Coumty, '|Snow Shoveler Wins 
Higher taxes might have made Sympathy From Judge 
ee tine | 9a Se ie com   by reduced the number of farms, | 
Mees also said some of the! ¥#Y- | 
farmland was better suited for'| farming than house building. It’s, warned the defendant not to pile 
too low for houses, he said. -| the snow near parking meters, but ae “| when he returned an hour later, | 
Labrecque was stil] pushing snow | 
out at a furious rate. 
WOODSOCKET, R.I. (UP) —A| However, the police department | 
Holstein cow belonging to Adel-| dropped its case after a searching 
bert H 
“Where else is he going 
shovel it?” the judge asked.   
   
     
MILE-maker JINGLE CONTESTS! Cellophane Tape 
Now Seals Wounds “ CHICAGO (UP)—Cellophane tape 
is being used to close wounds and 
is proving superior to stitches in. 
many cases, according to Science 
Di < 
J Dr. Paul Williamson, of Walsh, 
according to Mees. But.mostly, he | Joseph Labrecque. 33. of Fall’ Colo. reported in an article that 
said, the reduction was due to the | River was hauled into district | he used the tape in closing 91 skin 
farmers’ inability to pay the high | Crt for throwing snow into the! lacerations, and that results have 
been encouraging 
He said there is a relative ab- 
A patrojman told the court he sence of pain compared with 
stitching, and the final appearance 
of the wound has been better. Heal- 
ing also is speeded up, he said 
Williamson said stitches “‘may 
soon become a cruel and archaic 
way to close minor lacerations 
He added that studies already are 
Whipple, dairy farmer, | query from Judge Benjamin Cook. | under way on the use of cellophane 
to tape in closing major surgical! 
| Wounds. 
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   Fam and Garden   THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955 
Why Not Build 
a Cold Frame?   
Joe McTrowel Speaks His Mind: 
Garden Tips, Nagging Wife 
Real Formula for Trouble   Start Seeds Growing 
for Later Transplanting 
in Garden 
So you are interested in garden- a heliiiae Cleland 
NEM KIND 
Here’s how Lyle Abel, Oakland 
Dear Garden Editor: | She says, no, you can get all the = Agent, says it 
Boy, have I got news for you. | topsoil you want for nothing, Ma- should : 
Last Friday, my wife gets hold | bel’s husband got a couple of tons The frame for the sash can 
of the paper before I get home, | ‘#8 week from where they are be built right om top of the SAVE ' 
and right away she starts in clip digging some gravel pit. — and should be five or MONEY $ 
ping stuff out of the garden page| ““Lissen,” I try to reason with Wide and as long as you SAVE WATER! 
to torment me with. | her, “even if I did want to get 
I have hardly got the back yard | S°0me topsoil, what would I bring raked up so I can put in a garden it home in, my pockets? 
like she has been nagging me to| This witty remark is wasted on 
do ever since the snow started to, my wife, who has less sense of 
melt, and now I got troubles 1| humor than a goldfish. It is no 
never worried about. use talking to her when she has 
} her mind made up. That woman She read that story where It | has got a head of iron, and you 
says “It isn’t too late to give | nant hammer ony seuse into ft 
your lawn a ence-over to put it | 1. matter what. 
=“ . a “After supper I call a guy I So first thing, as soon as I drag | davis ‘ii, ‘aul Sd deka sean Be 
in the front door from work, she | will lend me hie traifer to heal 
  says, while I am still hanging up | It is practically dark when I 
my jacket. | find a place way out on a dirt 
. | road, where it looked like nobody 
1 tell ber, | owns anything, and I start to! 
“You can’t grew grass on that | ove] dirt into the trailer. No| sand. I would have to put im oer do I get it half loaded than 
some topsoil, and that is not only | +). hayseed comes stomping out 
of the brush, and he wants to know 
  what do I think I am doing. 
| should have hit him with the| 
away, I get an argument. | shovel and got about 20 years may- | ] 
be. 
I am just getting some old dirt)   
call a cop. 
Well, I pay, but I am far from 
happy. When I get home, I 
dump the dirt cut in front ef the 
house, take the trailer back and |   GARDENERS GET ADVANCE POINTERS—Foot- Now that I think about it. I) han player Reginald (Tulsa Bob) Smith (left) of Glazed cold frame sash 3x6 feet 
can be purchased, or you can build 
your own frames and cover them 
|with heavy gauze-polyethlylene 
| film. 
| Seed of lettuce and many flow- 
| ering plants can be sown directly 
in the cold frame and given ade- 
quate spacing when they are one 
to two inches tall. ;     Muskmellon, cucumber, water- 
|}melon, and even sweet corn can 
| be planted in a cold frame either 
this week or the first week in May, 
| depending on whether you live in 
the north of south of Michigan. 
Seeds of these crops must be plant- 
ed in clay or paper pots or veneer 
bands as their roots must not be 
disturbed during transplanting to 
the garden, caution horticulturists. 
it your cold frame is large   therapy, will conduct a five-week course in garden-| enough, an earty planting of rad- 
ing starting Saturday at the Birmingham Commun. | téhes, lettuce and even onion sets 
6850 Oakhills, Bloomfield Twp., rests on his hoe and | ity House. The ‘Men Only’’ classes, from 10 a.m.| can be made now fer use right 
  ening of a type 
  
| Quizzing the Gardener | | picks up a few gardening tips ag Alice Wessels Bur- | to noon, will include instruction on ‘‘practical gard-| out of the frame in late May. Instead of that, I tell him how | lingame gives William Marshall Dawe of 2890 W. to appeal to men,” together with! These crops can be followed 
\for my front lawn, and he tells | Lincoln, Bloomfield Twp., advance pointers on in-| field trips to gardens in the area said Mrs. Burlin- coli, and cauliflower seed for set- 
\ me I am trespassing ond stealing | door planting. Mrs. Burlingame, Birmingham. gard- | game. The classes are part of the community house by a planting of cabbage, broc- 
topsoil and if I don't pay he will, ©™!mé authority, lecturer and pioneer in horticultural | craft and hobby program — _ —_ . | ting out in the garden in late June 
—_— |or early July. 
Christmas rose suitable for come- ry pa ee ond profitable 
tery planting as ground cover Of! Venture in the spring from April 
the grave ‘to after the first of July 
A—Christmas roses are toe de- ————     SAVE Your Garden! * 
MADE OF VINYL Atte ntion! 
  
  
Lawn and Garden Seeds 
Fertilizers Insecticides 
Garden Tools Power Mowers 
Baby Chicks, Turkeys and Ducklings 
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jand up in the air, fomatoes, | ff Q—Our basement harbors some | the et would | beans® peas. and squ ‘ Seal 
large a pet tends to discourage | repulsive insects — millipedes || ¥ater them in summer— a most | | when they have a fence to climb 
Idlow my top so loud it must have | bleoming. believe they are called. What can| Becessary chore. Setter use lon or a support to cling to 
shook all the windows in the block, | | be done to eliminate them? Baltic ivy or pachysandra. | _ . then come home to go to bed. | Q-—Can you tell me why my! should help. A little superphos- 
As 1 walk in the door. mad amaryllis does not bloom?” phate worked into the soil may 
enough to chew holes in the carpet, alse help. 
my little woman says to me, well, | 
what took you so long? 
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  and lo and behold ge te A pot an inch larger in diam- oo ee — — ——— - - " os - My wie shuts eter than the bulb is the size A—A thorough cleaning of the e bs up. This is the first time in his- | mest often used. Also, the bulb basement to rid it of any decay- Asparagus Spring Treat : 
Ley ne ae ver Slowed down! may be young and has not yet ing bits of wood or other damp Fresh, green asparagus is a| 
ong enough for me to ge a word! reached flowering size or it may debris, plus spraying or dusting change of for the in edgeways, and it stuns me a net have been able te store up with DDT, chierdane or Lindane, springtime pace 
I am speechless. | sufficient nourishment to produce | should do the trick. Follow mak. | {@mily table. Select | ‘ 
And before I know what is hap- | Slcoms. er’s directions if the chemical | with tightly closed buds for pe a 
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1 So now I got to worry about the | pusgsssssssssssseeee a - ——— ]2 $ 
front lawn, besides which it is time | e 
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I can see my whole summer is} 
going to be one big pain $2.65     
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vitational High School golf tourna-| schools, must be accompanied by 
.| the current eligibility list (form ¢) 
| and the deadline for official entry 
fixtare on the golf schedules of Pairings and starting times will 
many Oakland County area|be announced following that date 
schools, will be played over 
  
  , While the Maples have 
is donating the use of the course.| taken top honors for the past 2 
An 18-hole medal play event | Years. 
for 5-man teams, the affair has | Last May, Joe Borovick’s crew 
the full approval and sanction of (barely edged out Southfield by 5 
strokes, 400 to 405. The | 
geem to thrive on the close com- 
petition for they were victors in 
193 by a scant 3 strokes over| 
. | Shrine.   | uated. Dave Van Every of Bloom- | 
'|$100,000 Pettit won in Class B, has been grad-| ress Prep Golf Test May 23 _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955 
    
  
  field Hills won the final Class C| Mike Conroy and Bob Goldsmith; back, so a wide-open race for 
medal, in their bid for a 3rd straight honors is expected. In addition to) 
Capt. Terry Laundry and Jim | title |the graduated seniors, Southfield’s | 
Kraus are gone, but in addition to| Most of the lower scorers from Turner, only a junior, also will) 
Baldwin, the Maples still have! last year’s tourney will not be miss the event because of illness. |   
Optioned Out 
of Coast Loop HOLLYWOOD # — The Holly- 
wood Stars have optioned Paul 
Pettit, $100,000 bonus player who 
failed as a pitcher and is trying a 
comeback as a first baseman, to 
the Mexico City Azuls of the Mexi- 
can League 
Pettit hit only 114 in M 
games with the Stars this spring.   
‘Spoil Sport’ Wants Yale 
Cyclists to Be Serious NEW HAVEN, Conn. w—Every | develop into a real good athletic | Spartans Run 
Against Santee | res sscer sre tee lenae ser mice Kennedy, Jones Enter race” trom New Haven to Vassar | and the boys could make a greater 
° ° »_ | College in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., a| impression on the girl. | 
International Mile in| distance of 8 miles. Nothing doing, say the Yalies, 
Drake Relays: They have a whale of a time,|but Cassagneres can continue to 
EAST LANSING (UP)—A pair of | speed records. but they dont break any bicycting | Te along in the race. He rode | 
| 
Michigan State runners are sched-| Now comes a fellow who the |faced about what happened   and Miniature Golf Course 
Practice-more and improve your score. 
See Evelyn and Mac to get the facts. 
This minieture golf course hes been 
completely resurfeced, so don't lose your 
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Waterford was 3rd in last year’s | He hit .324 with Salinas in the Cal. 
jtourney, followed by Milford,!ifornfa League last season. He 
Bloomfield Oak, | signed for the big bonus with Pitts- 
  burgh in 1950. 
The Stars returned Ron Necciali, 
22, to Waco of the Class B Big year and still is a little red | 
| 
uled to challenge America's top| Yalies think is taking this bike | 
miler, Wes Santee, Saturday in the | Face business a little too serious. | 
Drake Relays at Des Moines, la. He wants to count out the beer. | 
| Can't see it, say the Yalies. 
wy © y. a NBC frock | They’re going through with their man, and Selwyn Jones will meet | annual race tomorrgw beer and He packed a lunch (sans suds) | 
and started out on the. 8-mile | 
grind. He was five miles ahead | 
of the pack when he came to a) 
fork in the road, He took the wrong | 
road and ended up riding 110 miles 
C schools in the county, this divi-| field for the 1st time. Avondale, |*! of the sion has been dropped and the | Brighton, Holly, Milford, Roches. | 1952. 
tourney will be played in two divi-| ter, and Waterford are among the arenes 
sions, Classes A and B. Any Class’ schdéols which have indicated their H H 
C schools entering will compete schools will be represented. ,WIBC Picks pewoner 1s 
with “B” golfers. | “Other schools are requested to| OMAHA, Neb. (UP)—Mrs. Lib 
Medals go to the five members| notify the Press’ sports depart-| lian Jacob, president of the De- 
of the championship team, and to| ment as soon as possible of their | ‘Toit Women's Bowling Associa- Sintec in the international mile. 
Twelve other Spartan trackmen 
Michigan State tennis and golf 
teams also will be in action to 
morrow 
Tennis squad will host Indiana, | 
defending Big Ten champion, while 
MSC golfers entertain University of 
Detroit. Golf team travels to De- | all. before he got to Vassar. 
| It’s a staggering race. They 
break into teams. Group No. 1 Old Timers Workout 
| Starts the race here by guzzling, Pontiac Qid Timers Baseball club 
| down a quart of beer. They pump will have another workout Sunday, 
to a point about 15 miles outside | at Washington Junior High School 
New Haven and another group! field Players are requested to be 
|takes over, after drinking a quart) at the field by 9 a.m. Bud Leslie, 
of beer as fast as they can. In all | manager, says practice will run 
there are five relay points before | to noon. All old time ball | 
the low-scoring players in Classes intentions of entering. | thom, was elected to the executive 
  board of the Women's Internation- troit Monday. the winnig team rolls through the players wishing to try out for the 
  
  A and B. In addition, the overall 
tourney medalist and runnerup will 
receive medals. 
Ali participants must be eligible 
  One medalist is 
back. Tim Baldwin, whe paced 
Birmingham to lis team victory, 
avon the Class A honors in a sud- 
den-death playoff with Beb Tur- greyhound is 14 feet. 
ANOTHER 
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al Bowling Congress yesterday. | Foi} Title on Line 
The average stride of a racing | Vassar gates for a heroes’ welcome | 
Judy Goodrich of Lapeer will defend her women's foil champion- 
Ship tonight in the state fencing Cassagneres practically lives on a) 
. The holder of an American 
ing record, he rides 20 miles club are invited to attend this ses- 
sion. | 
Low Scoring Output CHICAGO — Thé Chicago Black 
Hawks during the 1953-M league ONE MAN’ TELLS meet at the Shelby Hotel, starting 
at 8 p.m. Her opponent will. be 
Jo Ann Snyder of Detroit.   every night after a full day’s work. | season came through with only ls 
“I'd like to see this Yale event ' wins out of 70 hockey games. | 
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DUYVYLIIN J ins is 0 ee | : = sla LAS VEGAS, Nev. leading money winner; Ljoyd Man-| Greater Greensboro. It takes a vic-| sort. In 1953 Sam started out with, tice after his round yesterday, . . | Jackson Snead, it appears, saves | grum, former National Open cham-/|tory in a major PGA Open event|a 79 and finished the 72 holes in “you can count on one hand the eS his best golf for the event that/pion; Los Angeles, Jerry Barber|to get into the lineup here. The } 18th position in a 20-man field. Last | fairways I hit off the tee. I. don't | urs | qualifies him for the rich Tourna-| and Eric Monti, and Pete Cooper, | year before he qualified by win- year he led off with a 73 and end-| know. . ,.,” |ment of Champions. a dark horse from Birmingham, | ning the Masters. ed the tournament in a tie for| — e-.© Gle Joh Ousted |° Then fate, or Sam's broken hand | Mich. se 8 ninth. __ Snead, on request, displayed his nn nson — ene — = = Eleven players broke par the| Each year Sam was betting fa-| ‘I tell you,” enid Same back on — pay ot Noga bone break! by Bisplinghoff, 2-1; out ‘of gear, wonder- da the 7, vorite in this betting-minded' re-'the putting green more prac- is a P. | /ful swing goes haywire, ae Soy over Mat igend, ‘ar Campbell Advances s + * 
ZUE 1124 W. Heron Se. So it was that Snead set forth | Rounding out this array were | ‘Billiards, With a Suntan’ PINEHURST, N.C. # — Dave 20 BOWL | '32.",.'"5.3 today in the i i of the | C@7Y Middlecoff, the new Masters Smith, whose fine play in the (Formerly West Huron Recreation) | $37,500 desert golf attraction re-|°@mpion, big Mike Souchak, the : - : North and South Amateur - Goif Mashatnen end Srenewich Sewing Bale fr Sole ining ina te for 15th place tor DRAM. NC. atrongboy. and er-| WW iter Scoffs at Article Which Say |e tus weet has been « a | Cining in a tie for 15th (cor ty Furgol from Lemont. IL. who i be 
| Fect) im a 28d of 21 profecsionale. |, no kin to St. Lewis’ pridb, Ed ‘ ‘ 4 epg ag er semifinals ra — * * > = , . . 
- ; 1! Leading the ted over the Desert| Furs All were ted at |GZOIF Isn't Game, Players ‘Automatons’ |'3%.2.%, 2 cm First Quality Original Equipment Quality Inn Country Club course were| The scoreboard for the rest read! new YORK (INS)—Several mil-|there actually been hundreds of | Certainly no opponent 1s going to | 'ando, Fla. three other name pros, all tied | like this: will thletes w 40? | hit you a im the nose on the | The winner will move into the ; lion golfers be surprised to/ a’ in all sports when past y Punch é with first-round 69s. T2-Tommy Bolt and Bob Ros- learn that their favorite game is| Finally, it seems no game can/ golf course, but the golfer has the | Hole finals tomorrow against the They were-Ed Furgol, the reign-| Burg; 73Bud Holscher; 74-Snead| not a sport, be a sport if the other fellow | toughest of all opponents to lick— | W*Vivor of the match between Bill 
Harbert, the 1854 PGA champion, | year’s winner here; Julius Boros | jearn that all golfers are merely(, from Huntington, W.Va., and Ed and Gene Littler, the young projand Doug Ford; T-Wally Ulrich | ‘automatons playing « silly game| Gravely, U-year-old tobacco man tom Palm Springs,” Calif. and Billy Maxwell. scorned by any real athlete and ’ from Rocky Mount, N.C. |, One stroke off the pace were| Snead barely qualified for this| best suited to infirm old men. Sam Snead’s Golf School ay aeakdeadt Uc Gale’ ae: Also TAIL PIPES and ; five men—Bob Toski, last year’s' tournament in winning the recent eager-beaver salesmen and idle PGA FUNDAMENTAL 4— seems too late. Thus the club- pected to be here this long and 
EXHAUST PIPES Studebaker | | Kalioe has hit salely wm every|Pmrrive®” ~ | DELAYED WRIBT ACTION head fs not out in a wide arc from Rar had to buy aditional clothing. = Kuenn Is Stopped, [reer eum iis wanme-is war | OW semring to on iran | tink the PA Teaching Com car tetarng evr your| 7m, Hguaneld eutomaile deter Leelee! $ 95 . . a ee ee Seen Saga Magazine, is only “biltiards rect swing—delayed wrist action—| it shoulder, more or less. 6-5 and weighs 240. removed any 
Kaline Carries On = — S| with o suntan” and “golfers are | is just about the most important, It’s actually impossible to delay | doubts as to his skill and courage FREE Only Fully taten te addition to his two Nits. | a: sect shave with Galestens of | ene. | the uncocking of the wrists toe/ under pressure in the quarter-fi- q DETROIT w— Kaline kept his | #¢ again leads the American ” long, if your head remains steady ' nal yesterday when he took a Guarantecd | - league in batting with a .460 aver-| ST*"éeur-” And, get this Too many average golfers seem | throughout the swi The accel-|heart-stopping, press 21-hol ‘ joe: streak going last night, |... “Golf will not become a sport|to have no understanding of this.| cating weight of the clubhead will deel fon Dale Morey. Walker MARKET TIRE Co. |collecting. a single and a double, Kuena went hitless in four tries. | until the other guy stands over | TNs rei the top eet “ath | force your wrists te uncock in|Cup player and former protession- 77 W. Huron St. Open “8 to 3” FE #-0424 = || but_ Harvey Kuenn’s streak came/ He had hit safely in the Tigers Ist| the cup with « Tiron and dares me: » Mey! ample time. al from Indianapolis. to an end. 12 games. aot Lees a in ie (Copyright, 1955) Smith, who won the medal with = —==— — wrote t ~- a a five-under par 67 Monday, still 
ably never had afgolf had to convince the skeptics that = his hand. Or if he had, ] le @ he was the real thing, éspecially LI be a disgruntled hombre after he had squeaked by bis first SPRIN A er broke a hundred in two matches 1-up. : When he says golf is | . He started to win them over with —~ — any real athlete” he tb (j a 4 and 2 trimming of Bill Hynd- nm ~~ asks dl tia tan. Hundreds i man, a “class” player from Abing- C > our greatest baseball, foot ton, Pa., Wednesday. Yesterday he 200 D- YEAR nis, hockey players and Church Circuit Plans removed all doubts. 
are golfers, and many of them . Big Dave was the only player to very good ones. Final Session May 2; |stay even par with the 7,000-yard . The article further contends that ° | No. 2 course of the Country Club, 
C; ver im THE SWING OF Sb nee gulf fs q'“discigline, a matter ot| & 8 Teams Now Signed jand he did it for 21 holes. apa cae muscle memorization.’ | uncock their wists at the start of} Organization of the Pontiac Chur |_,BisPlinghoff, a confident -young- . no doubt that it is a the downswing and therefore come! Organization of the Pontiac lag sec won the last three $ but if muscle mem-| across the ball trom the outside | Church Soleball League for 1955 is | ee ee, Cre it requires we won- | in, creating a slice. This also robs | well under way. with eight team * ere play. ousted Glen John- , Hogan, Sam Snead | them of considerable power. jnow official members of the circuit. | *" of Grosse Ne, Mich. 3 and 1. “ stars can ways re- : 10-team league is sought, leav- | . 
cas | Your downswing must not start! | Bil Cc : i 3) 10 Cu. Fi. GE it potdeod golf ¢| With arm or wrist action. It must ing openings at present for the lst with cond aa alae, oe? aT i "because men in their | start with a rotation’ of hips and | 'Wo ‘hat make definite commit- and 1 decision from iast year's At TL =F REFRIGERATOR . Let’s see. Isn't Ellis shoulders. | The feeling I get is fd runner-up, Alex Welsh of Rock- eae still pitching for the | me of driving the grip end of the| Further plans for the leop will [tora 1) and @ short time later a te, Oe Now .. . at Good- 't Jack Quinn stilt | Club toward the ball. be discussed af & mecting of | retired to the practice area with 7 winning for the Dodgers when past| Your wrists remain fully cocked| ‘*S®* managers and the official [Dick Chapman as tutor to iron year your old trade- "t Bob Fitzsimmons still until your hands are almost into| Sfrv"a\ s,"s't wondey MEM. |out some of the troubles ? in is worth $100 t pr eg cl a or serarely's victury aver Meteter. : venue Presbyterian tional Amateur semifinalist last regardiess- of age, Caureh. . ; year, matched former Yale golf k del Members of this year's commit-| captains — Meister in 1940 and make, model or frre genie tp we: olan Gravely two years later. 
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hour was unchanged to % lower earnings and a dividend der | Richmond, Donald E. eee ak the weaned Tacae’ Von monstrations sup-! the rman understanding “is| "7 Once . Politically autono- 
y $2.09%; corn ; cancaco around 3 Richmond . H. Stanley | erans Texas Vet- key to the securi =o la 1553, its 
Soy Ren an etal ome Set ae ree ot esa em teem | eee “ews sting ren nied cat to Prac 
to % . : oats un-/ track Oe ane Gt > — Potatoes: net rise. on. aiw r) . and , seized the books . 6 end of the s 
unchanged ae May 72%; rye| 2 7. igraee’ sock, total Pullman, off 6% on a low em vice presidents; pati poena yesterday after rllnggh ound ews In Brief i. 
"4: enten Mag | siresews sack B.D ings yesterday, remai er earn- a Archie J. y-| Shivers and State Atty. Gen an| David Baxter, 37, of Det al a. one of the Paris 
ony 2. meus Ces ee a y at the start. = memy then peretary: and Lewis J ay. | Ben Sepperd complained ta hey end to 30 days in the Oak. many ignty we West Ger. 
8 cents a to | + ssats 6.00; Minnesota North De- ; ’ . Messrs irverareal and said’ y County J ak- and rearm 
ie tt mae Se ra ee | Sag eee aa SS et se ee 3 2S to Used UMLists. EXE =o 
stock track Borg-W: his acti - er pleadi y rance 3 
Groin Prices aa ae = p Ala ming Aporwd — ors of the orks in the light rend —— cad fang to pes runk Lists _ d be put ie Oe oer 
DETROIT £GG8 opera reves its, that . ya $5 European Unt 
CHICAGO GRAIN p DETROIT. April 31 (AP ACF added a fra company, for the 12 police conten rp age dcp Dems Believe fl a final peace tres ~ 
CHICAGO, April Ceara, capt B St er toms, toe | or ‘rideas ction on a high. | March 31, 1955 months ended | eY were origi minutes as| Farmington Leaflets | “uded with ty is con- 
grain 29 (AP) — Chi ~ — e t state | Evans products fvaaee 2 was $174,727,836 ginally entered.” len C Township Justice Al- Addressed are Germany. The French 
— cae | grade A large 4, 3% yesterda = ase of $12,369,599 teen ae - Ingle yesterda From Files to retain economic 
May sos 2.00% Rye —— => medium 38:|2 and y, was ahead between month 599 over the 12|__ 4 determined i Dwayne Roberts. y sentenced! of ° . ' their customs links and 
=~ abbbboeds v~4 ae Maan ‘ grade a 3 points today s ended March vete nvestigator of the | > berts, 17, of 2315 Univers . union with 
BaP Seess. Leet July... £1% ee a earnings on a good | Operating ex 31, 1954. rans land scandals the | bion, Farmington, to 1 Al- ity Alumni ritory. the ter- 
Bc Bhs eo re 9M Checks 31, nee bei senciation — including de- — in nearly 200 i _ have | the Oakland County a aan in| LANSING &#—The U Highly unpopul 
May sn --snee LEM Seyteans | * | Gum 38- y 7; ho 20 U. S, Steel, G going up included 635, an eee ar were $142,550, illips personall ments, | erts, who pleaded er Rob-| Michigan was i University of | Many, the ar in West Ger- 
ben is Bee 38 «Browns rede 2 Wa me | 16F, Bowing Motors, Chrys-| _ Net irftome sas ng coke from the State La tine | es. “oriving. oaled'w to reck- | the Democrats 6 hot water with | Fatified by the. agreement was 
Beg om tee roi 2B | Cie nsettiog Revepeiee taal (= a oe dends wa $27.135419 an compared to the Capitol. ee |S ak eos | |e ences FRG) se chermee| YS 5 snail’ majority, ‘The 
May -..sssee 7% ward Semand.. Ava! a. trate cay ete ona | oral Electric "Du Pont, Gen. | With $25,408,507 did on conpered | Gsset acon teen Lots used to mail out Repul lists, were French have tuieted tho dntatbe 
BUY ---c000 MOF on seeses 13.40 a reae le supplies tiberel and cific, and . Santa Fe, Union Pa a de Bimota |e oa of goed rummage ature in t Republican liter | f the pact the deta 
Dee Suits aoe? mea | ted"im many “e-| ways Pan American World Air J i br gpl Mair ere ot | Woodward, Birming! ‘Box. 008 campaign. April 4 spring election | before they wil depo —e out 
. ‘fae a . \* | 
S "cmcteo soren ann sooce _|twoSarte ose ustice Dept. Seeks |: on complaints thatthe rc) "Ue ara Box 3 (Tne gern ofc sid that |r rliying West German 
chool Board eeseay; receipts 1 2% $42 po ob — Butter tow anda = tree or A — oe Com-; ff your friend's tn —aAdv. | Dr. Harlan H. Hatcher jaar t | Bonn aay recmement is 
preces 397,882; wholesale buy. | 7 shortly second < reflect ~‘ did bail, s in jaf | president, conceded the t ° and 
at Romeo Awards a aa eS, oer tats go tants wee’ Press averses "ef greement on Ads “dja =——O pracat,| the lists pirate age pe argh reat sae ve 
was off $2.00 at $163 WASHINGTON *. * *@ : Rummage —Adv. though he said the al used, | the pacts x tic notice that 
Paving Contract Poultry ree £0. Department will’ oy ii — Piccnc Js one of those under in “te nn ee and a catalog ae atice | pation ee te enna te ecce- 
ROMEO—Sidewalks prrnorr rout sarectnent wit puotisher ang | racy © Teed with theft, con.| ,Rummag com: | Toamient cannot commence, 
ings around the new and grad-| DETROIT. April 27 TRY nae (Late Morning Quotations) — supvesamiatives and), “rig ome and acceptance of Church. sain = Congregational | Hatcher promised to ; = ence. 
schools in elementary | ty five pouitry AE ap ge gt adome Bs .... BE ms it considers anti to end ; rs charged in p. m.: Sat. 8-10. Pri, April 29, 2-8 2”, investiga continue |. Adenauer and Pina 
both Washington y live poultry up to for No. 1 qual- Admiral. .:.. 307 tat cre Coot 26.1 | lations in trast law vie-| ee wae the Mom cOn- mer clo 8-10 a.m 8 and tigation ef the re |four ma ; y must settle 
as Se ee ES ed i necro sy a eae SU PMSA! SuSE ee | 17 et 
education 29- Q%-3% : ace Man .. 8. orneys and at-| Panca >) report ails of future 
retigg bell at Roe; sees barred | Allis Chal ==> 34 Seeee St <: 84] terday hie department has invite Fed Seen wane owen teat | cake breakfast Sat. starting |, 0m Fort Pagers ieee mit tig Seer, Te (eons 
wnat ve © Co. fair and weaay op bene Seems hum Pome te a Bl ps Meuiiean Howaen bas invited remand land dealers bought at | SBS. AF Pontiac “a eee Lawrence L. Farrell Pa that | ting. aoe ee ee ee 
earn the conract t conatec er hoe ocd ed ee Se 1 ee — Tiga eater aha 
School, at the Washington pine piestfsi and,e good ranee Bup- Am Ms Pay. oa Pa 42.4 | Advertising Agencies and otber = Sake teneatasl a oalie saasamer PP pg sale, Saturda | paign copies of the GOP ca missioner who will oe 
bid having submitted the low | ee as ery Fy ie ara a fected groups to discuss af-| the land’ greatly exceoting| SOLES BO y, April leaflets, addredsed im the | rey ne be the final au- 
ake caicaGo POUL: ee Bt * aes - 83 om. aad was sold. te - This land then 0. E Sm + 120 W. Pike | ists were that alumni poo ing the WEU territory, represent- 
Superintendent | , CHICAGO, say Am Seating... 33.1 ees ee with groups of veterans . = ~ 
t. . April 28 | Am Smelt Lone +. 209 ° the stat 3. The da 
was peyeasted ts! Gotermine the ety as es res | im BS es et sect genase wear payments. eroupe of veterans) ape 29, 8:90 p.m. and. April 30 The governor's office to wie en Geir wee “Banepome™ 
earliest possible the | 30 covpe, Fite thf Coin: paring pric am To @ Tel 4 be 24 to proceed to =“ Sten wh Baltics tetad Coe Hatcher as quoted Dr. | status ir new “European” 
could begin on : ee 16-11 cee. amy hens 36 pricce | Am Zine .2<-: hy Mart Fre 331 | tices, but expressed ios Be ee Fie or a thet possibly | them _ Paris agreement gives 
site in Romeo. School | ** 2-125 reo fryere fo.31, old roost. Anes Wra.é.. ff ai, Ge Bt cn be orang ew by morn Business No —ady, | nad sauna Mad alec ject it right to approve or re- 
A resclation offering Livestoch Armee. ie eras et feos. ell oily teeachatsmas gf es Chrysler Official to End ™ campaign malings | mage Ro ete 
ac gee peal sadiiedd sahaoes «BE MEE SASL FH [nx indie trw ive i th a rr A, Johnston, 308 Chander | 0 Avtomoti This theory was supported ioe aecRRRS oe aes (eS Se 
bling andthe bon enrege serpy af ath 83 Moray Oo preceding. ti based cn in the | at ‘the Aecrasing Thursday night| DETRO ive Career eccording to Dr. Hatcher, hy the 
and warden headquarters ont ibe Tan. barrows and ‘gis under ‘0 Aveo Mie 2s. . P fees x: as last year. = y quet given by 21 tel at a ban-; Chrysler IT — Dodge Division of eet et many alumai éid net oS 
ume station during dis-| few its. ‘sows, 160-208 saclaies — pen a Oh 2 en at aed said the associations require Fees tree. the | nounted ae the estes eee and that | “in the Division ny oakland! 
beard, was drafted by the Cultlo Satenio 300 wena ly eg met bend eee Pomel Phage gered 15 per cent DF some hal reg trate . |H. Jacobs, an au ment of Oliver | regular and _ to be ir ing Marfore Jil. MeCampbel, 
a. weet wee Ra ae Rengust ve. Net Thee... if ' maintained for the che co, of his 33 a ai who -arhage work ee veteran| alumal. sent to all To age a ha. minor 
directed fed cattle previous joing Alr.... -oe agency : i 4 Dodge Broth- McCam mother — 
school officials by local Civil De- [oS oat an@ snail jos Uberal von | Bond sire... BY wee SP rf ae with come publs-| New manager sar say ae nie ce a ee cost egine ath premat were 
eS ee Foltz. e after Tesedey om other days; —_ oe, ee ce am At... 4 at Pontiac W nce the first : ras saying “the | one at the methesiel the where- . 
to accept se Fo. | Sasa eae See Tye gree | Mer ee gc. me | announced the a Payne, replacing POW | cobs hse been.on apectsl assign: ed leads us to insist ‘ “ie wnunows ond. the said shi 
ccintendent was directed | St eter Sees Mo, my Sh rt My Ker Sta fv. j84| ta, news, Somterence ' action| L. Norton who left the David | ment on the staff td ae mat tht) ataad See oe 
specifications. wg the school’s |‘with inst Thursday: e338 pe est Bartouae z Stee oF % diccussed -~ — coment, |" = March 0 iets ad pol ir president in C. Patter. e's regu meg the mver ot Michigan. ot the people of the Bt 
S a. gion Nigro Paes wn Campd . re pan kW Air. 18 —_ national saecamiier Bay Broadcasting Compeny tauity a For 3 year nce. | forced.” be strictly en. | bend the Rearing om said Detitieg 
° lings sold early steers and Can Dry ..... 161 Perem +++ York. in| Norton . was production ; : Se ee ae 
a gg Aho year. | Cam Pac. Pict... will acquire sor. supervi-| Dr. Hatcher of Ma County, on the 00h of 
Senate Will Back lke, ween ede" a es cf SS —— herent ts a —— cent| "Born in Mlbery, Indiana, 3 ing “it must heey anenesy as say- the afternocn, and 8 ‘two eeieek 
hetlers 19.80; commer- OE eins spasees oO com- , Indiana, Ja- again.” | besring z= 
Capehart Declares |S: lie et a |Sry BE FR os Food Cass flown [cos suse arene «| rat educated np cos rears the atone "very OF oe sera ean gr 
ares ac | cees LSD Panty aoe a4 . Ben , according to | ind, Mudied prea ° | serious ar Ror ee chal be served Or oor * nae 
WASHINGTON foe: wily and cout Tree ige: oe; | Em ae ww 2. 124 Pills = Dori 1 F Laird, company at Purdue Uni engineering | port and wants a coe week previous to said vod 
hart , Sen. 16.50; cutters dows te ed er Mills... arte ormerty WPON’ president. versity. on the university’ ma. | Fentians Pres 0 newspaper ‘o ; 
a Cape. | sad salves dows "tg i100: ‘gnod and | cies 6 Prot @ 0... Mel waste i ‘(set segec, Paget ‘ten been lace investigation. 8 continued | “Witness, "the Wonoreti a 
oy Senate Republicans will stockers 16.00-19. 20.00-23.60; medin Chuett Pinay =, S| ee my | a oes paid @® — Consume with the Pontia has been Phe lig per digest Classi eee oat aan | srher 5 ; 
decisions President be) ea oe Goes Cola 11.1238 ogl A 3 per cent less Consumers | inception station since ads! To hire, he +} A baby of Pentins te cate County fo the Cup 
hower makes in dealing beet | cae wh ota en Be issih a| foods tn the “market basket” in m Deceon 16 its | cie, sell things, phone FE 24181. weighs ee Se Seale “eee 
Cuneo ing with. the | hs 3 Sees SS a BE BS | ees artet basket” in| Ch aie , FE 28181. | can about 100 pounds at birth Orel copy «ARTHUR, E MOORE. 4 
mosa situation. iets end the For |: end pring aia" wien igh Gensum Pw at = Ses wy eke a hio Namesakes H before it can-waik. | IG oom MORTMA. 
Capehart : = : Con’ oes 5 ave . Juvenile Divi 7 
coxld too log. wth hs ok Ce, irons Beso Renfa Fa) e See neal oe my| nT, Names in Common ! —— 
Sen. Jenner Pn a ey Sy A Sam Set: BY Speep Sow... 71.3| Reporting this AKRON, 0. W H 
prepend yeseiny a ressaton tl 2 SS Soe tae ee a: By Beka Bi cate Derren i ct bller for “Pat Roman" aromd - We Have No Bananas! 
government oficial "ay take par| Sree ees Ere: a oe ae reverand aigty he eu en 
Se seg chats’ eapnae wety | tfte- | Ow, Pee Hg ET elfen Ma ee en oe ee 
tary transfer of any ewes 250-856, ‘shorn slaughter | Ou Chem ... 4.7 "30 to 42 per is a sophomore ‘ 
_ to a Communist state. ax | re 5 Std Of Cal... roped per cent, Ta | rates, but ats only ee 
Femner's Fess. cmicagg, apt 3 AP set Se a on quarter last gute te te | Ook dented 
be merely an which would] higher on % (AP)—Salable | Mus In $14 stevens S::: By| the basket” contains | tackle Roman is a foot 
: tances Uf ~~ Stow Wares. 128 average quantities . Sophomore — 
Sager tal eee ree ES? bieeres De acoe We are seling 188 OLDSMOBILES 
kind tla between the Und Load Rites? waits |S ee Bee Be sans ot me ty ty tlios | Ho ito. alten z is ne] TM tee iis 
—_ and United We ib cote 0 toad aren 8 few 200-346 Gen Eee cng Fomae, oo. > Electric Auto Lite not related. are}. deal. So pick one today f a 
—— relaxing tensions ge choice under 320, ie iat-i8.00; » few Gen Fee: 93 Thomp Pa Otis Co. 50 models and body sty — | 
Red Chinese Premier Chou == eis bee, sab calves 300 Sen boet =: as Fran Wat. iy ne Soars in Quartet Report Cards Demanded aes styles at... | 
3 eet d ane cone sassy 
lal supgested such talks last or Ss ee ae Qea Tel... 23 Tweet c For. it Portage yo - Ohio (INS) — Electric| ¢: GRAND, HAVEN 
nae Eisenhower | Ree reeeeleee 8 Brea gi i: ened et al ee oe : 
nd State Dulles | - decline: genre eroding © recent sharp | Srosutt ae Ft ait air ti 443 Bt = the quarter ended March —o es the ee A esaiarabyerg JEROME 
idea, the spots ive, olce Goodyear ooee 4 «see a to to re- 
that tere abe ome evidence eh ee Sao A Re a) win 74034, equal to $2.05 | pupa In elementary grees” 
. chiens, phondl steedy te barons: ot Srey AA BB iment 5: fe a cea on a port cards were abandoned Re- Oldsmobile—Cadillac 
ie mae ene alee Bt vs 08 | last ws ti eee deel ee — 28 
County Dea jad of mized. choice and! rime 38 Homesti.-: 426. Wal sot, ot 158 6| 0 pe ed OB bee cum ere System.” The potiticnars seid they wean 0S. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 
Ye eg eS Sor at per cent over the |aing—on pepe. nade | =o iemieiiatas 
saor wnumeee Gata! niet tig pe | ete oe Bye [eee Sons paper. 3 ~ Tay z 
commer 50; . 363| Tearter since ; 
Mrs. Bert for here and cutters gyre agen oe: ean, pee He 7 ho 33 War IL the end of World Youth Ral ... e e . ; 
L, (Lena) Williams. bulls y wtitaty ane | it «6 OW! - 3 ° Planned ‘ 
of 6530 4 fat bulls 15.00-16.50; Harv u lson & Co ' 7 
at 2 Coolidge Rd., will be held a Bg; Int Nick Me Weelwerth” x3 Cash WATERFORD TOWN 1st = 
<a ainay on bay See Be BS Earaiy By eee mel ype pea ay il eed pencer ° 
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burial _in Troy Towuhp” with | ” Sutanie sopep 4:30: ‘wean mee we Sale ads call FE 28181 place For ote Chm Saturday at tHe meu r %y | 
_ _ tery. She died Ceme- | to "Brim a oe veow vere syensens writer for an ad- Chapel, with music ° 
. bcos mainiy good and re 2 om, ————— es » : soralik am “Shaler tne D isplay at the ° 
Four Towns Youth Saat are SSS Bets hl A, | Wine ta Me Shaw | : , 7 
* . : Q coeae + Btocks 4 
Sets Unit choice tose: 9 eed i = b je 3 pan ae ts pa +] ws $3 + . —< d 
mmc (PERSE ET TUTE] eon ror 
Pg tay a ads a ital | Fone ai it Bi ist s At T. €« warden Nh 
our Towns 1985 high 225... 4 S18 $02 181 , - ‘ OW 
Four Towns. Methodst “Chareh| Ford Awards Contract SR ES ae : WATERFORD C A I BUILI 
a peer dere Seurdny. | tugauran Company SS ak BE TERFORD j Friday6to11 P.M AT BUILDING 
the sale DETROIT 
paper collected of the} Ford Motor aniios Seen +a 
| parcel tod nod cnc to has award. Pieuree after secimel Bein ar eighthe a HO ; — Saturday and Sunday 1 to 11 P.M 
} . Pittsburgh, Dravo Corp., } ewe - ME 6 ; .M.. 
Area Girl Scout Council caliegth os mw Gite on etwas sy of FF ? as + See the N n 
| Plans Coest gt Avs regis mavtard Sete anal Mieetaamrenie’ices gaa ew Drinless Paint! 
of Awards sn cabeating et Od Giaeh Pace Ween ie OM ) and Teh W ss Faint. 
iia Outed, comet, of)" Chasis Parts sim "GAR » Wear Test for Linol 
awards at 3 plan Beg The facility ‘will Foreign A ‘ . oleum an DP 
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