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Huron Last-M Taxpayers seeking ‘help with tax forms lined up 50 Se Income Tax Office Here ii a5 ake i iy , and admitted rebels and French car-| local tax oa at least pce assault Saturday night | midnight faces a fine of five Union Troops Counter Bid to Drive Them From | _ Northwest Indochina HANOI, Indochina (AP)| Fo ——The French parachuted as the Communist-led Viet- The rebels bombarded the dust bowl fortress with ar- tillery shells ‘before their As the violent battle rounded Other reinforcements were air-| 4t m Saigon said the French Union forces had the “situation well in out of northwest Indochina. new series of attacks. battle to drive the French their Dien Bien Phu fortress Htial ~ ’ ati at ae Leite § ii is 3 af) Bi: He pied i ts TRE : i: HERE Hikes E ‘Forces to Check -|reinforcements today into -/minh hurled thousands MRS. HAROLD DEARING § more troops into the savage airstrip. “sa ee \Vietminh Attack a Sunday after- noon in a two-car collision about ” in Accident ol teacher, driver of one of the A French spokesman predicted} deepat the U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau's Pontiac ea Victim _|French Bolster Your R les Pontiac Teacher D 1 un Hi ‘aie Fi Area Eis i iH tis) He? io taal (35 m] Shelly i: AE a Manpower Under a ae Alt f Hy 3 li- r can interrupted a Western Disarm Runawa atte fo i y Says The Wisconsin Repu WASHINGTON (INS)— Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy braced himself today for al wt y Ha ha |, of 200 Pte De, Sen Tho Been) high command ti Can Fire Cohn fight to keep his dispute! . with the Army within his subcommittee, McCarthy declared | teacher, was killed Sat ne other committee ts “oing and to retain Roy * * *& *&* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954—32 PAGES giown investigations group shar eae ial HH ul ee ee | ne neral awa fet i mite ad call 23 ra i a }| speaking tour to fly back to a: | ang J -\| as subcommittee ie ‘aiaat Only His Group Hg THE PONTIAC PRE + Her three children were in family car at top of Woman Pulled to Safety |MeCarth Troopers earth gave way as she watched Sylvia Duel, 28, over a 35-foot on rock below. He scrambled 112th YEAR pulled her from the surf: $23 Million Damage Done = : i a dt $ in Georgia | el “oh Hails Huttda “¥5 spikes: Fie nei aT af fer Uh nau Hi ee fr Ht ETE > * dt Iratfic i= ATLANTA CAP) —A small soap Steyaeee. stmen ond civilians today formed a cleanup task force in the ET siaas ew tral and west and did more than 23 lars damage to property. by 3 Torne nt eat, ae Ht ae erage i i fie th i, leat | r 1 “ i a ii HH ia Al i sae 2 Hf Vi | * pers ae . = Fee eRe re eee we Seen ee eee ee tecener eee The ieEe d ) it He 2 fi tT “sats i g Wet oat 4] s 43} ‘itis aE 1. i iy ai Helin ie 7 - : ] g : Shine i ult ie San S | 7 e i: fg il gt ta Hit nia a dia | LE Hae ieee un i HI site =e 7 1 = 3 ath uit THU BIEE r af 2 ale bl i i 33 ay) AE etna! ig py ; AX BP Ney ie f uli Tt = all [ i — # |S : ai i i til i fi He ag 8s ‘tel alii is ad : } 4 3 % vl iat Hit AHH BS Sra a tif ae mine 1=O B si 7 ti | 4d an iH nt i At}) Ff We i} ahi He ates dit i fs: 3 \ 7 ES et Shh ro Hit Hi du lad au EE Ae Ure ee 32 ul zip uit 4 i bi Hii sale Hil iO a int ase } "4 afi aiih ti HE by! 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Triple stitched construc- sleeve sport shirts of Sanforized ahi will be at Federal’ for these 64276 pom ste sa cottons in adorable tion, copper rivets and bar tacking at tayon gab, rayon acetate, S-M-L. Broad- copies of Indian patterns! All cotton. cloth coat, middy style PJ's. A-BCD. — Some 60x76. Unbelievable savings! |) Boys’ cotton Men's . UNDERWEAR JACKETS | Au‘ 6.00 Famots “Fifth | ws . £3 — i ‘Athletic «shirt Handsome rayon _, Ave.” shoes at a. ; ' reg od f } 3 cloth, re 5 nylon neck. 6-16. W ARRE] sp sPrRrat FB? Ss FVit/vis. Frail — ; + THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954 PTA Members” Bring your Insurance problems to us — whether it’s fire, auto, aa pontine Pros wind, theft, personal liability or life insurance. Wé'll be glad A number of ballots on which his} MILFORD AND HIGHLAND GET NEW SCHOOLS—To be for- . to advise and assist you. name had been written, also were | mally dedicated Tuesday night, the new Bertha Baker Elementary] Women’s Study Group | *fternoon. with Mrs. Irwin Card- rec hn sv yh at J td Shand nemrary ser | Wil Mget Tomorrow” (TLS a BRUMMETT-LINCICOME, Inc. tends that the action of the board/ high school addition in Highland, lower picture, are ready Mrs. Alvin Norlin will present a ; im this Tespect also was wrong. for occupancy. Recently completed, both schools are now U-shaped ape pace pgp toga program outlining the lives of fa- “Hard to Pronounce—Easy to Settle With ‘The whole fs a consbimation of | units. Exterior is of face brick with cinder block interiors. Hall-|Club will meet at the home of| mous women, featuring short re-|. 367 East Pike Se. FE 4-0588 Mrs. Herman Kersten tomorrow | views of recent books on women. SS rssiS see" "| ANNOUNCING PHILLIPS 66 At a roomst meeting of V-/FTuron Valley to Dedicate | , , ay g itt E if ft af rir das i | aka <|2 New School Additions | a MILFORD — Dr. Clair L. Tay- with vitreous cement wainscot legal advice can be secured. lor, state superintendent of public] tm the hallways. Ceilings are ft _te instruction, will deliver the key| scounstical tile and incandescent. 4 | Waterford Police | war restr nem stn te] nen hs now et tr call Receive 215 Calls | siazagt Sem oo oo et oe. ease Seay | Tas Dc ar wn i : 7 ship High- IL and 38 persons, decord-| 1.44 Elementary and Junior High | FORD FOLLOWS THE ONER P 0 Sg toa report relonsed today by |.) inetiand. Ford follows the one-story plas of | Police Chief Frank Van Atta. the eriginal: cchoel and gives 8 ; | Felony arrests for breaking and Ready for eccupany, the two jan diemn ese it xo | entering, carrying concealed weap-| new sdditions will be visited by | -). sents Ber pecan oA | ons, grand larceny and auto theft| the citizens of the district, Both cost of $210,764. totaled 19, Van Atta said, while| are L-shaped structures giving Walter T. Anicka end Associates traffic and other misdemeanors | each : ’ . of Ann Arbor were architects for added another 17 persons to the | Dullding anit. as hee emualares aml Gu cok | hst. Highland, the addition is one | tractor was Ward Ross of Pon- tiac, itt il i i ; | 8] i i a ult Rut a F i i ff i : 4 He te 9 i ; if | : 4 PHILLIPS EXCLUSIVE? ¥or the first time, you can —— — | enjoy the benefits of the super aviation gasoline component— — Di-isopropyl (pronounced di-iso-pro-pull). 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TO Electrical Appliance Specialist THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954 local league's forthcoming annual Women Voters Unit | mectne | to Hold Pofluck Elmwood PTA Plans ‘WEST BLOOMFIELD town.|for Spring Festival SHIP — League of Women Voters} AVONDALE—Plans for a spring will inating committee was named by members of the Elmwood PTA Thursday night. \ Following the meeting a musical County Births Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gisiski announce the birth of « son last Wednesday. eo BAZLEY’S BIG SPRING FESTIVAL! SAVE!! NOW IN PROGRESS!! SAVE!! 78 North Saginaw WHEN MEAL TIME COMES AROUND, DON’T WORRY OR FRET — BEST MEAT WILL BE FOUND, AT BAZLEY’S, YOU CAN BET a Meety Veol BREAST or SHANKS... PACKAGES WRAPPED FREE EVERYDAY —DURING BAZLEY’S SPRING FESTIVAL! None Hu Bazley Better Trim c Cuts . b. igher SIRLOIN; SWISS or ROUND | SAVE! ALL PRICES CUT DURING THIS SALE! SAVE! STEAKS STEWING CHICKENS — Reg. 49.95 eT ’ Beautiful, multi-wave clock radio wokes you to music, turns appliances off and on outo- ti ~50e WEEKLY 1O8 NORTH SAGINAW | SHIP — festival were discussed and a nom-| in, West Bloomfield library re- Keeg Branch Library Gets New Books WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- o Harbor Keego Harbor branch of “Outlew's ” ty Bvan Neon. Fiction by way “China Coast Pamily,” Johan C. Caldwell = jin _ : pag oe Luci mon le “The Renaissance.” by Will Durant “Pun With Ballet” by Mae cialist in “Live Better After Fifty,” by Ray | conduct and two be at 9 ima Church, with burial in Holy Sepulchre for Mrs. Conrad C. (Matilda A.) Law, 73, be at 2: | | grandchildren. Housecleaning Lessons Given Timesaving Methods to Be Taught to Home Demonstration Leaders | Oakland County home eae’ stration leaders will learn time- saving methods of house cleaning (Monica L.) | land Town Hall; Hurns, 56, of 8500 W. Troy, will | Oak district, LEONARD—Last quarterly con- | |ference of the Methodist Church | | will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday at| PASTEETH. & Pinokas fle tere the ‘Locnerd Charch | Soe tes eo rele oe | et The Rev. E. Ray Willson of Port Huron, district superintendent, will be in charge re of the meeting. | of a lesson to be given localities beginning Wed- } Ketchum, extension spe- of Ferndale; a sis- | ,; : ° Side , tiac district, Dublin Community | © ter, Mrs. Arthur Dale of Ferndale, Center, Union Lake road; March|{ © wu Ben-Gay | THE ORIGINAL BAUME ANALGESIQUE a.m. at Our Lady of Fat- cemetery. of 10404 Talbot Ave., will 30 p.m. today at Wessels Pleasant i pO one ae =. . FUEL OIL USERS... Church, Hazel Park, with burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. He died Friday. Surviving are his widow, Elean- ore; two daughters, Mrs. George Bussa of Ferndale and Rose Marie at home; two sons, Gilbert J. and Maurice J., at home, three broth Arrangements are by Hopcroft Funeral Home, Hazel Park. Mrs. Ada Arvilla Parady ROYAL OAK — Service for Mrs. Sepest Ave. wal bo at RIS game ve., p.m. ‘Tuesday at Sullivan and Son Fu. eral Home, with burial in Oak- — view Cemetery. She died suddenly Ee the home of her —_ Now that Spring is “just around the corner” the family whose sex. eer, ert Beye. home has been economically heated with ‘Little Joe’ Stoker coal. addition to Mrs. Bryden, she ; : SP uadeae ty tec ce a has realized the many, many advantages they have enjoyed ters, Mrs. Edwin W. Grow and Pontiac's most popular stoker coal... . . Mrs, Vernon R. Martin, both of » aah Royal Oak; a son, Charlies E. of hes “h ‘Littl J a Lc Ittié vOe oKer U0a Charies Schank NORTH BRANCH — Service for ’ He Schank, Ti, 4214 Mill ‘ tara: Sesteel Hieone, with duriet tm The Cleaner Burning Stoker Coal That Really Weatawa Cemetery. An employe Adapts Itself to Michigan’s Changeable Climate! Mr. Schank died Friday. He is survived by his widow, c k All The To Mother the using of ‘Little Joe’ Stoker coal Catherine; ate sue, Edgar of hec se during the past Winter meons less cleaning this ville and William of Lake Orion; , Spring, as there has been no soot or three daughters, Mrs. Sheldon Features: dirt from this cleaner burning fuel, sa Lestfin of Attica wnt om To brother i mean much work dolyn Schank of Flint; a brother,|m o¢f “Little Joe” Is ee te _ tons, P a Sine, to take care of the funece end te ie aed © geen Dust Treated nena at eee IMLAY ne a Service for df “Little Joe” Is To little sister it has meant @ more comfortable Almont Ave. was this afternoon at adapts itself to weather holding o Lester Smith and Son Funeral J “Little Joe” Is low, steady fire on warmer days and nights, yet }aeme, with burial te Ronivo Com-| it responds reddily to automatic furnace controls etery. He died Saturday at his| Clean te Handle, in giving on abundance of heat when needed, home. = ai B Clean! thereby maintaining o steady even temperature. = 4 Brabb wae Gy ~ m | “Little j oe Is Lew To Dad the burning of ‘Little Joe’ Stoker cool ) J. M. Brabb of Schwartz Creek, pte has meant a big, big saving on the fuel bill os o seven grandchildren and one great in Ash—High in Heat well as little or no work due to the cleaner burn- grandchild ing quolities of this better quality stoker cool Mire, Hermes Bracke Jf “Little Joe” Is 4 Ro,unsightly soot stringers, very little ashes OXFORD — Service for Mrs. a extra saving o ton by ordering Herman (Eva Ruth) Bruske, 51, Economical in load tots of tow tin. ar sunres ” of 1065 Seymour Lake Rd., will be at 2 Scere. © Mabley . She died Saturday in Attention 5 besides her husband YT - a: Cr SF ay ele rm COAT. CO JV 2 a? Ji: FE REE ES $ i vn Se >? ‘ i ~*~ z: abe ~~ oe 4 . 7 ; on ee Ss Scare “a So eS THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954 - Camp Fire Girls Are Marking Their 44th Birthday This Week . . 7 iit pam day will be held by Meetings Organization Prides Itself |2.c*assert.> ts! Conducted on Status as Oldest Group ccaavi any Locally, Enrollment Almost Doubles in y Nits Year and Continues to Push Upward It’s better than ever... a Sirah better B te a convenient taet Got swing to past of Go Gtisied in cating me ned arts which is stressed Camp because this national P ‘ if, Hosness Chien eae ae Cage nt Oe OT i Ge SOE aliases Scutall ( 4th birthday this oy Camp Fire Girls was organized “to perpetuate the spiritual ideals OUR FAMOUS Tearaday and Friday were meet, of the home and to stimulate and aid im the formation of habits making ng a fr eras te Women i heath end crac" VOGUE CREME COLD WAVE Association of First Presbyterian It is the oldest giris’ youth or- PR erred wal yor Do : Church, ganization in America, serving| be heightened _AN $8.50 VALUE The churgh was the setting for ages between 7 and 18. There are| local council recently sequired INCLUDES: = a et coumnitce Oavaghost te Usited| a0 6 dag camp and Sulaso sos Permanent NOW ONLY |. tember-October Group heid Fri- States that have served over 3,-| demt camp. The slig was ac Creme Shampoo $ 9 } | day. Mrs, L. V. Kline presided at 000,000 girls. qaved wth tho help of the Comp | | the business meeting in the ab- After institution of the first Boy Fire sponsors, Pontiac Citivan | Creme Rinse sence of Mrs. L. G. Porter. Scout troop, some little = sa lneeaie Gan te aoe Styled Hairdress . DENNIS G. COOPER ea ave Se oe Sik mectlion ia ban ik. Bako plays, Heircut ..... ..1.00 votions and Mrs, MH. R. Fraser he told them the present program | The Pontiac Kiwanis Club do te Pey! Junior Women spoke on missions. Hostesses for was for boys solely, be tmme- | noses me fret bullding on the Nothing More to Pe . the afternoon were Mrs. Kline, tage ammeny stl lbgaae ll camp site at a building bee last : : Invite Tra veler Mrs. Margaret Curvin and Mrs. pres yp ter ganized the Camp Fire | summer, Outside help is welcomed wonderfully new! Junior Pontiac Women's Club will} Elaine Malone. Girls, Inc., in 1910. in supporting camp plans, but the PHOTO CURL hear Dennis Glen Cooper, world | ¢* * *® Now the Camp Fire program rec ee Oe rg ak travel, lecturer and photographer,| Mrs. Elmer Reynolds of Eliza- Cad Te ane as tin Phil |DY the girls themselves in yearly WITH WOTANT $125¢ March 22 at All Saints Episcopal | beth Lake road was hostess for . Japan, and Camp Fire Giss candy sales. - NEUTRALIZING Mr. Cooper will present his film! Group. She was assisted by Mrs. Barbara Stechow of Opdyke road takes pride not only Independence ups neod the paves = on their pl Bmw. was an in- New Conditioning Reg. $20 and lecture, “Isle Royale Vaca- aig and Mrs. H. Clay in the athievement of earning beads for -her Camp‘ Fire Givided into’ three groups: Blue ne pe a giris st a tn rt , tion.” wok My ‘ mee y. 5 ease os tha uniform, but also in the design she has planned for their mis trom to 9, re = ed is held fn P thoraye eater . Saginaw 2-053 He has won tame —— excel-| devotional topic by Mrs, E. M.| display. Camp Fire Girls in more than 2,000 communities gre = 4, Hortson the achievements made by the | — — = — lent filming, featuring brilliant col-| Or, Mrs. Asa Drury presided at | phy the United States bugan their 44th birthday week ; girls during the year. Awards of : or and fine editing, and for maMy/ the business meeting in the ab-| ¢ eet accor wr a ther AY MCEN The elevating part of the pro. | ccgnition are then presumted gic Serving Good Food Since 1929! years he has been a distinguished ot toe cnn Mrs. Eric: | 5¥@"day by attending rch wegether. ae et ee ad tore. 5 Break educator.’ Isle Royale National | 8) Lewis, ae Aca —_ This week the Camp Fire Girls fasts — Luncheons Par te bet oe | vam amen « | Mrs. S. E. Kline Is Hostess Cake’ ie hremmeto, Hag Saree oer muro ew | = -REKER FOUNTAIN Members Royal Oak, a former member of . on to Health, Glorify Work and Camp Fire Sunday, go-| Lobby of Riker Bidg. - husbands and guests before the the group, and Mrs, Orville - . Be Happy. observing ’ Ce eet emer, “20 | Frank were guests, Mra, M. A. Story of Oil Pots Is Topic The instruction portion of the | 6 to church in thetr groups. Birth | 4 the evening Is Mrs. Cecil McCal- | tenes" Nase Jespnins ave. | Mrs. S. E. Kline was hostess recent trip she made to California. wed the exis ome beeen, | * > <>» lum, and Mrs. Carroll Perritt has gue fer the April Ss meeting. to the Standish group of First a ee pay will be hos- namely home, outdoors, creative charge of the program. * ¢ @ Congreggtonal Church Friday in ‘ess for meeting. . | arts, frontiers, business, sports ang ' Social Chairman Richard| Mrs. D. B. Eames reported 0m her home on Oak Hill street —— games, and citizenship. ° Sardis wah be entasd be Mrs. |the church and the community Fri-| Devotions were led by Mrs.| Missionary Society The watchword of Camp Fire is . | Your fl ure has A. J. Cadieux, Mrs. Vilas L. New. | @ay afternoon when members of Harry Manus who used as her! Ey -M Rabel “Wo He Lo” which includes ex- | . combe, Mrs, Jack Brannock, Mrs. | July-August Group met with Mrs. theme a story of Elisha in which | ects rs. a cerpts from the words work, health Cark J. Adams, Mrs. Eugene Well- | Robert Oliver on West Iroquois | the prophet advises a poor widow} Mrs, Will Rabel was elected| aad love. on epege man and Mrs. Donald Ely. road. whose belongings had been appro | president of the Ladies Missionary| Am enjoyable part of Camp Fire : Assisting the hostess were Mrs. priated by creditors to gather|Society of First Church of God/is the outdoor excursions planned SUC Cd | UJ OSSI til les . ra t Club Meets . Mrs. Eari Bartlett | ompty vessels and take them to| when the group held its aia! | © teach self-reliance, and the sew onta and Mrs._Ted Koella. ic tae ‘ miscties ‘Toneiin church | ing of beads, which are given as Rochester H Mrs. Paul Kern gave devotions | y oo badges of achievement for each in Nochester FIOMe | i hers. Hames was ennsunced | She found that the vesnels were |"ecreation rooms. aaa’ sanead, ak oncteacadél Sake . . Sarab Van Hoosen Jones enter-| as hostess for the next meeting | filled with olf and. as the story | + Lat re of blue felt, Each tained the Zonta Club in her Ro-| st her Cherokee road home. goes, the more oll she ee oe ae oe Passer ger For even dreamier lines, chester bome for the menthiy busi vas oe eee ee eee, Hartung, assistant devotional | beads acquired, therefore each de- e <— 0 Pad Soh at clea pg nt ne pea eg ip ETE wear Formfit’s teen proportioned bane. Aiton Teh, prasideht, sm chareh with Mrs. Gladys and the vessels arp individuals, | Meacham, membership chairman | Which has not been earned by pousssd tat Ge Higtand eching, M Gonce Chk ont | continnnd Bers. Mares. Ged wonts |i sant Lome Oops ccnrens | tae wearer. St is eee ot Oe Mrs. Erskine Evans as bes | us to be filled with vhis spirit which | ing secretary. ’ ; Fire ee oe Geve | sssses in turn is used in his service.| Mrs. William Spencer is record . enfin ye Hey Mrs. pemeguee Lehenen | con-| “The miracie ands just where! ing secretary and Mrs. Mien dense and Alice Serre ducted the devotional period and | 0 oS om concluded the caid, treasurer. showed slides o through Bible stully. . a oa encom comet | weed Ss Rpopes et ae shane St. Pat Dance Lauretta Paul was chairman of |held on April 2, and Mrs. Allan! Community Cemter te Lilbourn, ae —wlbveed BRAS AND BRITCHES the refreshment committee and | Monroe reported on the panel talk) Me. Dance for Thursday from 9 Fiesance Doty presided at the tea) Sven, ot Se Wee any ot te Mrs. Cart Malkim told about a to 12 in the Pontiac YMCA, table es . ; . +. ietion. The exciting possibilities of your young J Gro Finegan, Mrs. H. B The Trends for r gure beceme a beoutiful beality ... in 8 aero oY | anstin and Mire Kenneth Carman Fifty- om teen proportioned Bobbie Bra and Britches. Making Plans — eee Salathiel who Trea Bien! Toujours! Za Za and Petit Point Curl. 7 Bobbies keep you smoother, trimmer —— oe ©) French Fire Cracker and Peacock Swirl. B * ; . for June Dance | Arro-ey Growp ia ber tome || Sn ae Benne pga pial because they're designed specially for you A'@ance to be held in June was) use given by com || Uponit. .. by the Bobbie Fashion Board. .. discussed when Pontiac Jaycee 9. ees ” ; Awsdliary met Thursday evening} “ittee members amd the werk ™ Formfit’s “in-the-know” teenage advisers. t Hotel Waldron. project of the day was sewing Join the Easter Parade in Le Cornu’s Hair Charade ° . 2 "The dance, open to members at| cancer pads. , So, light, cool—wonderfully comfy. the auxiliary, Saycere and other Gosets ae — a You'll be simply mad about your new interested persons, will be Mrs. ra 2 . at the Old Mill Tavern. Mrs. Joe | Eari Bell. Mrs, Donald Bos of West “Formfit” figure. So come get Formifit’s Benson is chairman, to be assisted | Iroquois road will be hostess for . , Bobbie ““Under-Wonders”, today! by Mrs. William ‘<— vt next secoting. J tty rnu F J Hursey, Mrs. - ‘ad ten. Frank Oosterhof. Mrs. Robert Burnes was assisted Be Studi ree = by Mrs. Verne Ostrander and Mrs auty Studio coat contrivation te Camp Oak. |crester Varney for the ‘Phursday 906 Riker Building NEW FORMFIT CALORIE land, the club's major project |Cvenime meeting of | the Yomar Pri Betty Green — Mitzie T tn seeped years, ™ | Gooup held im the Burnes emeaiiiiianed — Mitsie Turner COUNTER! Whether your prob- ~ . | Fourth avenue. : . . Pfans for a roller skating party| Mrs. Neil Gray presided at the | = saaietamdeenceieaera ~~ © atuing @ ae oo eee cans cecrmees | anne oe tk | Coosiet Wen son hes de i saa also sed, con st was pr rs. J. ¥.. ? x : istrihuted ie _ HLH. Patti 4 p Y seas Sacre! Reteaecae = | ONLY 2-WAY RADIO MAKES IT POSSIBLE! | ay sone" ee wae mittee to families aided by the! Mrs. Howara. Wideman spake | you... «+80 Come get Salvation Army. Officers will be elected at the! % @ as cae om | to have April meeting, and oe a olla ye a Ment wes © st Bobbie Bra s! , fa cation broadcloth, dinner meeting Thursday included| of the STEP TOP ALITY $1.58. Others $1.25 and $1.5. Mrs. Al Hansen, Mrs. William| The next mecting will ‘be held | Bobbie Britches shown in jace elastic Lampman, Mrs. Richard Mine-| April 8 in the Oriole romd home | with satin elastic frent panel and !- ——_—_-—— DRY CLEANING A Dh tet a ENROLL NOW | a | PICKED UP. Sir IN DAY, HALF- DAY, or EVENING and CLASSES -and pre- D pare for one of the ELIVERED mony fine positions CALLING, CAR NO. 1 Ge te 273 and pick which re unabl Mrs. C. Legge’s dy ole ss warded oi | at her 86.00 worth of FREE DRY NG THIS WEEK. | : vce || CASH and CARRY PRICES! , Each Week. | an - New Classes Today “tn Machine Short. | TRY YOU'LL BE MORE THAN SATISFIED! iain Stenotype ff 5 Our truck will be at. your door within a Tl minutes after you call us — anywhere! | US m _—_—~PHONE FE 2-762 or FE 2-242! ‘IW. Lewsenee Sirest 7 eee ee #08 + ©e eer renee es Pontiac) Michigen Serving Pentice with Quility Dry Cleaning tor Over-j0 Years 10 £. PIKE STREET, PONTIAC 3321 Auburn Road, Auburn Heights L i. , * “os \ I i > ' ’ Se ee ne ae ee Pree. . sian MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954 THE PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN — SEVENTEEN HOWDY—Herbert Lavier, Midland area farmer, Untied Press }clephote introduces his 3-year-old grandson, Mike, to one| nervously on as her offspring gets familiar with of his spring lambs. The lamb’s mother looks | Mike, who isn't too sure about the whole thing. SWITCH — Mr. and Mrs, Robert Landaver of Basehor, Kansas, have returned home after a flight | and Denene. to Quebec, Canada, Where they intended to adopt a| both have cut two teeth. The Landauers say they baby boy at an orphanage there. Instead of a boy, | will adopt a boy soon in order to give the twins a they brought back identical twin girls, Denese, left, | brother. United Press Phete The girls both weigh 15 pounds and WIN LOOK-ALIKE CONTEST—Shown above are the winners of a look-alike contest held recently in New York. They are (I to r} Manhattan typist United Jeanette Johnson for Lauren Bacall; O’Leyar for Marilyn Monroe; and Brooklyn house- wife Jan Schwarts for Betty Grable. Boston Itish Tie Up St. Patrick to British BOSTON (UP)—St. Patrick drpve the snakes from | out that many sons of the ould sod fought in the nd and, to hear the Irish talk, he surely had a | Continental Army that drove the British from Boston hand in driving the British trom Boston. on March 37, 1776. The more ingenious Irish historians trate the] The All-Irtch South Boston Citizens Ass'n. celebration of St. Patricks Day in America back to Capt. Myles Standish of the Massachusetts Bay | victory. . ae se colony in 1620. + ae « Sara The record is dotted with evidence that the Puritan, bedad! Isn't Myles, or Milles, an celebration—always & one-day break in the Lenten ‘werpent became extinct on the Emerald iste? i, ~ ae Faved Py ae = os = City Adopts National Electric Code Dentist Debunks Toothpaste Ads No Evidence Available to Support Producers’ Anti-Decay Claims WASHINGTON @ — The Presi- dent of the American Dental Assn. said today an ADA study group has found no acceptable evidence that any toothpaste;\now on the market has any special value in preventing tooth decay. . Dr. Leslie M. Fitzgerald, of Du- buque, Iowa, the president, also declared. the dental profession is increasingly concerned about pos- sible danger to dental health aris- ing out of certain claims he said were made for toothpastes. “Many of the claims for these products,” he said in a talk pre- pared for the District of Columbia Dental Society, ‘‘tend to discour- age such proven dental health pro- cedures. as proper toothbrushing immediately after eating and the Navy dental researchers report- ed at the meeting they are ready to make first human trials of a device which they figure may largely eliminate at least one source of patients’ jitters — the noise of the drill. It's a tooth-cutting device which employs highspeed, backand forth vibrations rather than a rotary motion. And the vibrations, unlike the whirring of the conventional drill, are not audible to the human ear. Army researchers disclosed towards developing a 8-Day Breather 1 i AT CARNEGIE HALL—Dale C. Harris, Pontiac |hony Orchestra. They visited the famed musie High “School band director, and Dr. William D.| center recently with other delegates to the 20th Revelli of the University of Michigan, are shown ican Bandmasters Assn. held-at West above leaving Carnegie Hall in, New York after —— watching Arture Toscanini rehearse the NBC Sym- IV May Take Over Forest Fire Spotting ALEXANDRIA, La. (UP)—The out. but the days of the lonely fire tower vigils of forest rangers may be num- bered. Television will do their work better—and also will spot arsonists. The first demonstration of a TV Baton La. television distributors and a state forestry commission radio engineer, agreed Mental Health Unit Mary Jane Ward, author of the best selling novel, “The Snake Pit,” will be a featured speaker thing has tremendous i zt i Hit & < EE New Standard: - Starts April { order to keep up to date,” Emer son said. é . Meetings open te licensed jour- neymen wilt be answer Three Pontiac Hospitals Given Full Accreditation LEOPARD BOY?—Many citizens of Rome, Italy, were startled when they first got a glimpse of this “leopard,” they remembered it was carnival time in the Eternal youngster’s baby face was a dead giveaway to the = F 2 a rene i uF fl: HH ri StF ite a sue tint ellniea 3 ; year-old Linda Kay Biajas is weighed won in baton twirling, competitions in a par. e Chicago tot has accumulated ‘more than sé {Gat we : : : , “3 9434 E ay Na ee g at Bie ait Son Ss iiei El f — S E “£8 ia Lay i = Be as 2 = g 22% ie 3 ip =| a S ERS Bo e8 Baik i [ 7 —= 3 Bo S225. 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Rowe |and operated extensive dog ken- ty True 7:00—WJR. Dick Burris SCAR, Club 1130 ww. ,_ —_ eécftenato nels which quartered. about, 100 . ——e 3, Woite 12:48—WJR. Jack White cxLw. = canines. He has now leased the . Readies Woreeman | WJBK. Risr and Shine ptt Fly. SR a WCAR. News Balsds | kennels to someone else. On his Hews, Ballads WEAR. Powe, Mesmnge CKLW. Ginger Rogers ess_wam ranch in Encino, Calif., Charlie 7:18—WJR, Music Hal TUESDAY AFTERN ; ., Cast Quastes runs a prize orange grove which WCAR. Cofter 7 e wevz. Lee he has operated “in the black” for 1:00—W IR, “Road of Life CKIAY Pridie Chece Chase WWJ, News, Mulholiane WCAR, Talk Sports several years. ‘Talk Sporp 1:30—wW, Live WXYZ, Charm Time - pi ata Pred bpm omell cay. News, Ss Tah = Ben Reynolds ~ * ¢ Ee WIBK. Gentite. Boge | WCAR. Newa Club 1139 ware pin Sere ‘Sailor Thinks i ‘ - . Four nm | : i ¥ Ma Prrtine ° fe Lewell Thomas 1:48—WWI. News 'CRLW. Paint’ Harmonies ¢:45—W JR Lowell Thomes \Inheritance Gag e ‘eg, a bose Cad —WIR Jack white jiac ae. ae eee WXYZ. McKenzie ° WXYZ, Ma Bride ‘ , tecwam ome meee | SATE Dik Oreeet | CRU ort roving | "wi deierere Ragged Trick iton ee News, Chub 1139 SELW. Func ewe | LOS ANGELES «Sailor Bill . JBK. om S ’ JBK, Tom George 6:18—WIR. Bud Quest hate hin_wws. alex Drier Soper sare it’s . salty ag i ee Drier bal Hy Pred Wolfe e88—WaR, ere Garten CKLW. News ; tell a man his rich uncle } WWJ. Rews Mulpotané :90-WJR, Tennessee Ernie | him $100,000. 7:30—WIR, Tennessee Ernie) 9:38—WIR. Music Hall WXYZ, School Mosie WWJ. Morgan Beatty “All I know is I'm real con WWJ, Morgan Beatty Coftes |. CKLW, News, Bud WXYZ, Starr of 8 | * the said. “I feel pretty WXYE, Lone Ranger €:08—WCAR Redio Revive) WJBK. News, fom George | CKLW. Gabriel Heatter fused. said. CKLW. Gabriel Beatter WCAR. News, Club 1130 ‘janes kc mee | 1:48— WIR, Be. RB Murrow | Ee parece 8:1%—WIR Perry Masoe WWJ, One Mao's Pamily William V. Cabeca Jr. 2, a caw. tery Ome WX¥? Greatfan Clus ee en boatswain's mate 1.C.. told report- . CKLW, News, tal 2:30—WJR. Nora Drake 8:00—WJR, goepte Funag ers last Tuesday he'd received a 8:00—WIR. w News, Murphy CKLW Your Rev Rue WW, Dinah e BD anit tora wes Ralread Bout Bews, Rhy WXYZ, Martin Block wxYe. 3 ~~ syne letter from a brother informing CKLW, Tee Palcen ee ee wae a —s WIRE. Rove Qenee” =| him a rich uncle died and left WJBK, ‘Tem George w * News, Don McLeod ww, ae i aaa 6:15—WW) Prank lone eighth interest in an $800,000 6:18_ Show World 0:30—WIR, dre. Page CKLW, Peggy Lee WXYZ. Show World | hotel. All he had to do to collect . i Sates Goeste BS. Gore A apd WEAR. Cred 1138 O20 ih, The nortne |was leave the Navy. urphy 3:00—WJIR, Hilltop House * Yesterday Cabeca said he had rag = , wx nd of the Day y WHTR Band of the Oey | SAE-WIR Pee and doe | WEY 2 Pac! Winter CKLW, igh Adventure” | checked with the brother in Ne- CKLW, Onder Arrest WCAR, Temple Academy SS eS WIBK. Tom | braska and learned no such letter e : a 8:45—WXYZ, Vancercook 10:90—WIR, Arthur Godtrey AR. News. Rhythm mines . | had been sent. And in Miami, FLa., tow Theater Wes Wetcome Traveler :8--BSR. Geun Per ww Jonny Dollar | his father, William V. Sr.. said he wx’ bow 4 ts sabes awe phot Lek WXYZ. Town Meeting knew of no rich relatives, nor of re we. Goun, taurete CKLW. Edgie Chase CKLW. News. Roth | sae-ewa tous WJBK_ News. George any Tecent deaths. . Americas Bend) |. 15 WAR. Tempis |“ CRLW. Redie Chase 9:18—CKLW. Music oy Roth! Sailor Bill now says ft looks like CKLW, Queen's Men t0:80—GW), Ber Bose piegeegells eee 0:30—WJR, My Prien trme | Some kind of a gag.” $0:00-—WIM, Veurhe Monres| WXYR $:45—WJR, Gal Sunday , Swayze, Fortune — ry Ag A CKLW Mar: Mersen WWJ. Right to Happiness CKLW. 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Phrase That Pays whew IR. a and told to quit broadcasting. Mra, West still finds time to prepare 1 teaspoon cinnamon . Quiet Sanctuary Tare yee ar +:45-—WWJ. Woman i» Mouse | ww. Paris Stare oat | Thorsten V. Kalijarvi, deputy as- delicacies like this Orumb Coffee brown sugar tmes WIR, Mews WISER. Bon Wein: Somme om Te Seow cv. ow sistant secretary of state for eco- Cake. Time-caver and secret of her 1% cups 1 teaspoon nv : ak CKLW, Girardin ie ri A baking success is her siectric range. sifted floer 0 = Rones i 7, Seemary righ ares te05 — wR me nomic affairs, said — P- 2 cups garine 14 teaspoon - ) Glade’ “o WXYZ xY¥z. of town propriations subcommit hear- , , eake 41:15 Bow Heynolds Souk, News Mclows CKLW ping CKLW. Organaires ings released yesterday that many | 4, cup butter oF mar up-eave out 4 uP for op of Tous 12:00 WIR, Wendy warren Soa Gent Meters 1100-9 IR, Hews foreign missions have asked per (Crumb above ingredien Muste ww Elisabeth WXYZ. News mission to install transmitters of No need to peek while goodies . Rit is. Cire | See ES their own so they can talk directly sa onebeanils Add: 1 beaten °68 1 teaspoon soda WCAR, Ballads ik: mes to home, But he said U. S. law are baking im an range. 1 cap sour milk and ogee erMs, varence Jones Ww. Leare bars broadcasting licenses to Controlied heat and controtied ns for 30 minutes. cCKLW %, Music Hall aliens. at 6:48 —WIR. Curt sfassey aye teste mowsture eliminate guesswork Bake in 8 x 8 POO crumb mixture and top ww. age Pays 11:20— WJR, : CKLW, Ceci) Brown Ww Too Toews WJBK. f4 Murphy CKLW, Phil McKellar about their loyalty or possible| The Suez Canal carries. aboiit ama Canal. It is 100 miles long; ) |. the-Panama-€anal;“S0 miles. | three times the traffic of the Pan- | Il $10-$15 Down==$5 per Week 3149 W, Huron _PONTIAC'S OLDEST- |! |. FV SERVICE DEALER Authorized Factory Service for 15 Difterent Manufocterers ° BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE _FE 4.5791