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In New Post 
  DR. A. Ht. “SAVAGE Z 
Baptist fo Head 
Evangelicals Pontiac Pastor Elected; 
by National Association 
at Cleveland Parley 
Dr. Henry H. Savage, pastor of 
the First Baptist Church in Pon- 
tiac, has been elected president 
of the National Association of 
Evangelicals at its convention in 
Cleveland. 
He succeeds Dr. Paul S. Rees 
of Minneapolis. 
The convention, which ended to- 
day, has gone on record as 
opposing liquor advertising. 
The organization, which calls 
its theology ‘‘conservative,”’ also 
passed a resolution opposing 
— contaminating’ publica- 
A third resolution, stating ge 
based on a faith in God, which 
will lead to action characterized by 
fearless integrity, righteousness 
and honesty.” 
  
_ New AF Icebox . President Wins 
Confidence Vote! 
{on War Action House Refuses to Limit| 
OKs Defense! Power, 
WASHINGTON (UP) —| 
The administration claimed 
_|a victory today with the de-| 
‘|}feat of a bill that would 
have put limits on the Pres- 
ident’s power to send troops 
into embattled Southeast 
Asia. 
| Speaker Joseph W. Mar- 
tka Jr. declared “it was a 
‘vote of confidence on the 
part of the House that Pres- 
ident Eisenhower will come 
to Congress Yefore any de- 
-Cisive action’ is taken to 
send forces to Indochina. . 
  
Is Good Enough 
. to Sell to Eskimos 
DAYTON, Ohio w—Air Force 
engineers believe they have come 
up with a kind of icebox they could 
sell to Eskimos. 
Engineers at Wright-Patterson 
Air Materiel 
Command recently flew one of the 
freezers to the Arctic to be tested. 
It serves as a vacuum to keep 
fresh foods and vegetables from 
freezing solid in isolated radar and 
observation posts within the Arctic 
Circle 
If successful, the “icebox’* wilt|- 
be mass produced for airdrop de-} 
livery in subzero climates. 
Stock Market Advances 
to New High Since 1930 
NEW YORK (#—The stock mar- 
ket pounded ahead today for the 
second straight session into. new 
high ground since 1930. 
ny, cas aoa onesie of ell 
ing to take profits during the 
— oo but_the market oreig   
-, noticed th this development in its 
higher swing. an extra 
$3,543,986 to keep open the Mur- 
phy General Hospital at Waltham, 
Mass., which it had planned to 
close,   
Bulletins 
ATHENS, Greece (AP) 
—A sharp earthquake 
struck Greece today. 
Dwellings near Athens 
tumbled like houses of 
cards. Interior Minister 
John Nikolitsas said at 
least 15,000 persons were 
made homeless. 
WASHINGTON (AP) 
+—Union leader Ben Gold. 
today was sentenced to 
one to three years in pris- 
on for falsely swearing he 
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3 Killed, 5 Critically Injured 
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TESTIFIES—Army Private G. Davia icine, millionaire heir to a 
hotel and movie chain, testifies yesterday before Senate investigations 
subcommittee. The end of the uproar involving Committee Counsel Ray 
Jenkins and Sen. McCarthy found Schine explaining he. wanted a 
lawyer to advise him whether he ought to have a lawyer when he goes 
back on the stand today. ,   
in Crash Near Three Oaks THREE OAKS (AP)—Three persons were killed today 
and five injured in a highway crash on M60 about two 
miles east of Three Oaks near the Indiana border. 
- The victims were: 
Mrs. Robert Nelson, 21, of Three Oaks. 
Mrs. Ada Jones of Detroit. 
An unidentified girl about 5 years old. 
Buffalo Post said they re- Ferguson { Bids 
for Re-election.   
ceived only a brief state- 
ment from Earl Talbot, 21, 
of Three Oaks, an occupant 
ltaken toa Niles hospital. | Senator Seeks Third! 
Police said he told them he . ies ‘Meisels ‘endl tu Term to Continue Work 
brothers in the Nelson auto which} On Ike’s Program was driving east on the highway. 
Talbot told officers another car 
approached them headed west but 
Sa 
road. WASHINGTON ® — Sen. Fer- 
his candidacy for re-election. 
The GOP=Senate policy chief's 
announcement came as no stt- 
prise, 
Ferguson was first elected to 
the Senate in 1942. He is seeking 
a third six-year term. State Police said Talbot was Un. 
able to be further. 
Others In critical condition-at the 
‘hospital are: 
David Savage, 18, and his broth- 
er, Jamies, 16, both of Three Oaks; 
Elizah Williams, 57, and his wife 
Evelyn of Detroit. ; 
Director, Actress Part 
SANTA MONICA, Calif. WRAce ‘Ferguson. said Don R. Mitchell 
tress Peggy Castle, charging cruel-   |Geneva Before 
Indo Peace Talk 
guson (R-Mich) today announced 
ty, obtained a divorce yesterday 
from Robert H. Raines, 3%, a cast- 
ing director. They were married 
Jan. 4, 1951,_ 4 
Ship Boycott Threatened 
TOKYO @® — Union seamen- in 
Japan today threatened to boy- 
cott ships bound for the Central 
and South Pacific if the United   
    ~munist Party. = States Continues atomic tests in, 
{the Marshall Islands. - 
  
Minnesota Quads: to Be 6 4:0n Monday and work for his re-election. Mitch- 
  Dulles fo Leave 
“Informant Hints U. S. 
|. Agreeable to Partition 
of Viet Nam 
Secretary—of State John 
Foster Dulles announced 
today just before the fifth 
session of the Geneva Con- 
ference that he is leaving 
for Washington Monday 
without waitine for the 19 
nations to take up the Indo- 
chinese War issue. 
U. 8. delegates insisted 
that this was his intention 
  
Police Capture 
2 Safecrackers One Arrested in Act; 
Buddy Standing Guard | 
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Britain Lifts Restrictions 
on Ruliber Sale to Soviet LONDON (AP)—Britain announced today she would 
lift all restrictions on the sale of rubber to the Soviet 
    
French Silence 
Enemy Barrage ‘Attack Red Machinegun | sx 
Nests Around Besieged |; 
Dien Bien Phu Korean War.     
  
           
Stevens alone, and @ 
picture showing the two with Brad- 
ley. 
Juliana sald he delivered the 2 
photograph showing Schine and 
Stevens alone te the Senate com- 
mittee investigating the McCar- 
; thy-Army row, because he 
F | | mittee wanted. “ 
d aa Prodded by Chairman Mundt 
; AP Wirephete | (R-SD) as to whose “specific de- 
THE SECRETARY GOT BOLDER — After Secretary of Defense | cision” it was to bring to the in 
Charles E. Wilson crowned Miss Pa‘ Ann Priest queen of 27th | vestigators the picture showing 
annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Va., yes-|only Stevens and Schine, Juliana terday, he gallantly kissed her hand. Then, succumbing to the spirit | replied: 
of the occasion and the beauty of the queen, he ended the ceremony on “That was my decision.” 
a more enjoyable note. Seventeen-year-old Miss Priest, an Arlington,| Juliana said he instructed Don 
8 rer ne St Genet of Wy Biber Priest, |Reme sess comet fy Ge 
 & terwer, McCarthy committee, to prepare 
enlargements. 
was 
“Alert police wate last night led | RET ny 
  
Treasury Will Borrow 
$2 Billion in New Money 
  
  
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‘| by the President. The Michigan nominations were were 
32,510,000 pounds oe 
added this was “about all 
let them have.” : 
The sales fell to 6,268,000 
pounds. ($17,544,800) in 1953. 
There is nothing, of course, that 
can stop Russia from selling rub- 
ber to Communist China.       
    
James Brown Nominated 
\for Youth Bravery Medal Gov. Williams in Lansing today nominated James 
Frederick Brown, 18, of Pontiac, fdr the Young American ~ 
Medal for bravery. and Richard Wagner, 18, of Defra, 
for the Young American Medal for service. 
Two medals in each category are awatded annually 
    ommended by a committee 
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ROYAL OAK—Service for Eden 
-. W. Hollon, 51, of 115 E, 10-Mile 
~~ Ra. will be at 2 p.m. Saturday 
_ at Kindsey Funeral Home, with 
cremation at White Chapel Me- 
morial Park Cemetery. He died 
Thursday at home. 
_ Surviving besides his widow, 
“Ka, are three sons, Frederick 
' E., George A. and Charles R., = 
all of Royal Oak;-and two broth-| - 
~ ers and two grandchildren, 
Mrs, Aura ‘Church 
METAMORA—Service fop Mrs. 
Aura (Pearl) Church, 64) of 2700 
Dryden Rd., will be at ‘2:30 p.m. 
____Sunday. 
- Home, Lapeer, ‘with burial in 
_ Thursday at home after a long 
illness. ‘ . 
- The Weather 
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Tises Saturday at 5:27 4.m. 
loom sets Friday at 8:11 pim. 
Moon rises Saturday at 4:17 a.m. 
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_| 8. Telegraph Rd. 
A native of Pontiac, the con- 
tractor started his business in 1944 
4n Detroit where he still 
an office. : 
The company employs about 
300 men plus letting work to sub- 
contractors, Hickson added. Cur- : 
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Thursday Night 
i Loyal Wertz, 63, of 3080 Whit- 
aterford 
  Say 2 in Family Die of Throat Swelling.   3 The boy. a student of Roosevelt 
School, was rushed to the office 
of a Keego Harbor physician 
Thursday evening as a sudden 
of Claire, 
and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Newton, 
Pontiac. Funeral arrangements 
will be announced later. 
  
Release 2 Juveniles 
BIRMINGHAM—Police said to- 
day that two juveniles were re- 
leased to their parents yesterday, 
pending further investigation, for 
allegedly stealing automobile parts 
and other items. Detective Dies 
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for Bravery Medal — (Continued From Page One) 
American Junier- Red Cross for 
outstanding service in carrying 
out youth projects in schools, vet- 
erans hospitals, and similar in- 
stitutions. . 
” He is a member of the executive 
committee of the Youth Advisory 
Council of the State Youth 
mission, is an_ assistant 
a statéwide teenage driver safety 
conference. 
May Is Fund Month — LANSING (UP) — Gov. G. Men- 
nen Williams today~- proclaimed 
May as United Defense Fund 
Month and urged Michigan citizens 
to support the United Health and 
Welfare Fund which contributes 
finances toward operation of agen- 
cies aiding U. S. military -person-   
  nel. . 
  
Ist Year Here Arthur Hickson: Started 
‘as Contractor in Detroit. 
in 1944 . 
Today completes his first year | 
of operation in Pontiac for Arthur 
-|N. Hickson, president and owner 
.| of A..N. Hickson Inc., a construc- 
company with offices at 1702 
maintains 
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Seniors Have Busy Week) 
Visiting 3 Eastern-Cities ‘a lower east side, Grant's tomb and |- pitta teers LSE g Eee - By FRANK PEMLUIPs * 
Goodbye, sonny! Goodbye, ies 
These — familiar words Apri 
smiling Sirehgiene 
left. their tear-wiping par- 
boarded a special train 
education and fun filled 
Washington, New York 
City and Niagara Falls. 
This group, largest for the an- 
ual trip, arrived in Washington 
hatin pt sap morning. For many, 
train trip was a new experience. 
except for a turn around the De- 
troit Zoo on the miniature train. 
~ what hazy top of 
the Washington 
Monument, the 
Supreme Court, 
Library of Con- 
gress, Botanical 
Gardens, and two 
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of the most impressive monuments, 
the Loncoln 
morials, 
While it rained, the group toured 
the Smithsonian Institution. New 
National Museum and National Art 
Gallery Saturday morning. The 
rain stopped by lunch time, and 
the group visited Mount’ Vernon 
and the tomb of George Washing- 
ton where a short memorial serv- and Jefferson Me- | Radio City Music Hall was the 
         Capitol, the some- |; 
      name of Birmingham High Sehool , 
was placed upon the tomb after a’ 
short speech by group president 
Thor Halvorson and taps by Jerry 
Mills, 
| At Arlington National Ceme- | 
tery the group arrived just in 
time te watch the impressive 
changing of the guard. On the 
Potomac the steamer District of 
Cotumbia picked up the party 
for the trip to Old Point Com- 
fort. 
On the steamer, the first variety, 
show played for the local group 
and one from University City Hig 
School from Missouri. “arter morn- 
ing the annual Easter sunrise serv- 
ice was presented at the Cham- 
berlain Hote}: 
After breakfast, buses trans-| 
ported the group to Jamestown, 
Yorktown and Williamsburg. OF 
particular interest to the seniors 
were the powder magazine, gaol, 
palace and capitol in restored Wil- 
‘liamsburg. ; 
The travel-weary -eniors again 
boarded the boat in Norfolk and | 
in the ,evening another 7) 
show by University City. 
When the group bearded the 
train for New Yrok, everyone 
became very excited with the 
thought ef being in New York 
City in four hours, although the 
advisers settled down for 4 
winks of much-needed sleep. 
Upon completion. of room as- 
signments at the Taft Hotel the 
seniors headed for theaters to see 
Kismet, Me and Juliet, A Solid 
Gold Cadillac, Can-Can or The 
Seven Year Itch. 
Wall Street, the Empire State 
building, Fulton fish market, the 
’ Battery and Broadway attracted 
interest in a tour of lower Man- 
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taken by many members of the,   
        group in four-engined planes. 
The free evening . . . what to! 
do? , , Where to go? These, 
were typical questions for many 
first-time New Yorkers, but by 
seven o'clock not a Birmingham | 
student could be found in or around 
the hotel. Many found their way to 
Greenwich Village, Eddie Condons, | 
the circus at Madison Square Gar- 
den, plays on Broadway and Basin 
street. . | 
The free morning found many 
girls on Fifth Avenue although 
were few. Some ar- 
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and gjept and slept. 
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Manhattan Island, Popular choice 
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   Vousgatacs Play 
= ere, Role       nin addition.” to ik Maver | 
  Sate ct parttime jobe.” and Lown Crosby said the league is urging | 
the ‘ts more than 4,000 member in- 
. stitutions to ‘devote more time and 
“energy to cultivating the good will | 
of 
  
children are a “hid- 
_ estimated. their Baby Dies in Home Fire 
DETROIT «UP)—Mare Edward 
Cole,.7-month-old son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Gordon Cole, died Thursday 
in a fire that destroyed his par- 
ents’ home in Huron Township 
Firemen said defective wiring in 
the child's bedroom caused the 
blaze. ‘   =: = [Wisconsin Readies. 
ven May Day Rebuttal : 
| 
| tomorrow when _ this southeastern | 
‘train roared down the track, two Wisconsin city stages its answer 
to the traditional Communist May 
| Day celebrations. 
“May Day—U. S. Way’’ is being 
i sponsored by the American Legion 
and several local organizations. 
On tap are speeches, parades 
with floats and displays emphasiz- 
ing the values of American citizen- 
ship. 
Wisconsin's Republican Senators 
Wiley and McCarthy are expected 
to arrive late today or tonight and 
make the main speeches of the day 
tomorrow.   | unidentified Fremont, Neb., |Tired Driver Parks Cars 
on Union Pacific Tracks — 
ouana a — Whet Jamés P. 
Just as a Union Pacific freight | 
youths | 
cyanked him from. the—car,- which; 
the train demolished. 
In County Court here, Platek | 
was fined $25 for illegal parking. 
  
Catholic Women to Meet 
TRAVERSE CITY UP)—Several 
hundred Catholic women. from 
‘throughout Western Michigan will 
| gather here Monday for the 16th 
annual convention of the Grand 
Rapids Diocesan Council of Cath- 
olic Women,     
  
  
    Paralyzed Trapeze : Generous ¢ Cifizen ial apeeats = aa Si poe 
F Artist Is Rescued | _ craxo- mano, nop. ttn Ww says he gave $3 
ST, LOUIS @ — A 2®-year-old 
_; Woman trapeze performer suffered 
| a.sudden paralysis of her left arm 
while doing an act TS-feet in the 
| air last night but was saved by 
her husband before she could fall. t Waldron task your to wend at! 
a circus, On the way heme be 
  50 cents to spend at another cir- 
cus. On the way home he found 
a dollar bill. 
Life jn City of Brotherly   
  of 
Fe- persons , watched the rescue 
of es, Sens Saree stich “ Love Is Not So Lovely | 
Mrs. Johansen was with her hus: PHILADELPHIA u» — Paul Mc-| band, Allan, and another perform- Ghee, 30, was laid off at his job, 
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shouted: ‘‘My arm is paralyzed.” | ducts Corp. 
Her husband, who drives qa mo- | Yesterday he went to the plant 
toreycle in a large hoop, fastened | and collected $30 pay due him. As 
a rope to her before she could he walked away, two men came 
fall. She was lowered to the ground up and one put a knife against 
| and taken to city hospital. his side, They took the $30. 
          
    
  
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‘guerre ‘They ranged from materials for 
waterproofing basements, convertible 
and’ permanent windows and a full 
" sized garage, to the new cotton carpet- 
_ ings, seeds, flowers and shrubbery. 
          
  2 cinted Px Cee See The decision to make the show 
= ; 2 $eeer es well as all AP news dispatchea, an annual fixture is a happy ene. 
vireicy 2 20% Syaimule yma = erg ag well as merchants but the 
  proceeds will help finance the 
Jaxcees’ fine youth activity 
program.   
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  FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 
- a 
A Boy and His Dog Sympathy and human interest for 
‘children and animals are among our 
-gtrongest. natural instincts. This was 
proven recently in the Pontiac Press 
by a picture of eight-year-old Dova 
SHEFFIELD, who was Sobbing ‘over his 
dog “Sandy,” just killed by a truck. 
* x * 
Circumstances prevent publicity 
in many instances of this type, 
but when it is “brought to the 
attention of honest to goodness 
Americans they respond rapidly 
and wholeheartedly. 
Once again the effectiveness of the 
newspaper medium has been demon- 
Ei strated by the Press. A short time after 
ae the paper hit the streets explaining this 
small boy's plight, dozens of calls were 
received at his home with offers of a 
new dog to take the place of “Sandy.” 
* * * 
_ Over the modern facilities of 
' Associated Press Wire Photo, of 
which the Press is a member, 
heart breaking stores of this type 
are flashed to all corners of the 
. earth. 
: Messages expressing sorrow came 
from-such distant states as Kentucky, 
Arkansas and the state of Washington, 
substantiating our belief that people 
the country dver are really tender 
hearted. 
Upholding this fact is Douc and his 
new cocker pup Cindy, a gift from 
Ouiver HessaM, 5324 Sashabaw Road. 
Fair Trade Laws Hit Once again ‘there has been recogni- 
tion in a court decision of the basic Dr. William C. Beaumont 
defect in the miscalled “Fair Trade” brings: out the fact that he has several descen- 
: dants in Oakland County. This eminent surgéon 
who made such an outstanding contribution to 
These laws exist in 45 of the medical science over 100 years ago was the great- 
- 48 states, including Michigan.  "*duncle of 4 malloft af g cerovision That Miss Florence E. Beaumont 
hem Pp of Clyde, and the same relative of | if one retailer signs a price agree- Mrs. Ruth Wilson 
ment with a manufacturer, all 
other retailers in that state sell- of Milford; also’a ‘great-great-granduncle of 
ing that product are bound by it. | 
* * * \ 
Backers of these fair trade laws admit 
they can't be enforced without that 
provision which is known as the “non- 
signer clause.” Yet that clause was 
_ written into ‘these laws for the express 
purpose of legalizing some of the very 
business practices our Federal Trade - 
Commission was created to combat. 
These are price fixing and restrictions 
- on free competition. | 
. x *« * 
-. The legal question, of course, always 
is whether these non-signing retailers 
should be bound by an agreement they stands, at one thousand in its predictions. as te ~ did not sign and haven't -even-—seen.... whe would be candidates on each major pafty 
|| Latest tribunal to gay they:.shouldn’t °° Gevermer and U. S. Senator, =~ 
_ “is Florida's supreme court in a case A student nurse at St. Joseph Mercy’ Hospital, 
brought by several pharmaceutical Miss Martha Mae Modrich, 
firms against a Florida retail drag has won a trip to Rome, a mink coat and other 
oe _. Prizes on a TV contest. - 
company. ~— 
- The non-signer clause, wrote 
Justice Terrell in the court's deci-   
    
farm program and foes of flexible farm 
price suppéits’ have suffered what 
appears to be a significant defeat in 
the Senate. 
It came in the vote on a rider 
introduced by Sen. ELLENDER, 
the Louisiana Democrat. He pro- 
posed an addition to the Admin- 
istration wool bill which would 
have extended through 1955 the 
~ 90 per cent of parity price sup- 
port for the six basic crops. These 
are wheat, cotton, corn, rice, 
tobacco and peanuts. 
* * * 
When the votes were counted they 
added up to a 48 to 40 victory for the 
Administration price support theory 
and defeat for the ELLENpER rider. 
It is true that this result can’t 
be considered a final triumph for 
the President and his Secretary of 
Agriculture. But.no less an autho- 
rity on farm legislation than Ver- 
mont’s Sen. Aiken views it as a 
development greatly increasing 
the chance for adoption of the 
flexible support idea. = 
x * * 
We believe such a result would be in 
the best interests of our farm industry.   
    The Man About Town. 
Descendants Here. Famous Surgeon in ‘Whose Honor Hospital Is Named - _ 
Inch: What if you give some people you'll wish 
you'd given them a foot instead.   
  ee 
‘The naming of the new general hospital at 
Woodward Ave. and 13-Mile Road in honor of 
laws. 
of Holly. 
When recently in South America, 
Louis H. Cole 
attended the regular Rotary Club luncheon in 
Buenos. Aires, where they always serve a four 
course meal at such meetings, with all the trim- 
mings of a top banquet. 
Among the-other old ‘books in the possession of 
Mrs.. Charles P. Webster 
of 297 Ottawa Drive, is a mammoth English 
Bible that weighs about 30 pounds. = 
  om, 
  Kind words for the Oakland County Road Com- 
mission come in a letter from 
Eber Mertzog 
of Flint, who congratulates them on never getting 
out a road map that requires a gymnast to refeld. 
  
=a 
  Spring vital statistics item. A : 
squirrels has heen found by 
Harvey 8.. Griswold : 
in a tree in his yard at 12 Gingell Court. - a — ~ 
Le ee: pe Cee ae 
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Allies Into 
nest of young _THE PONTIAC PRESS,| FRIDAY, APRIL 30,1054 
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Voice of the People   “I Got an Awful Feelin’ I A 
E. Howland Agrees With Leroy Dean 
Regarding Eviction of Lapeer Farmers Hats off to Leroy Dean for hav- to back up to the position of the it should to make their stay plea- 
ing the courage to expound the 
truth in the Ziegenhardt affair in 
the Voice of the People column 
April 22. - 
Countless men in history have 
been jailed, tortured and crucified 
for upholding truth and justice for 
the great masses of people. 
Public opinion js definitely 
against deals like the Lapeer one. Public opinion is definitely against 
dragging aged and-helpiess people 
from their homes in the early morn- 
veres on the job, or we are going British at Lexington. 
ing to draw tourists but 
I don’t think it does as much as sant. 
  
  
Reds’ Own Rigid Stand May Force 
By. DAVID LAWRENCE 
is militarily defensible and 
not mean the entering wedge for 
an infiltration of the whole area 
by Communists, a cease-fire can 
be worked out at this conferenée. 
That is what President Eisen- 
hower described as: a ‘‘modus 
vivendi.”’ which is an old diplo- 
matic phrase. meaning a mode of 
living with a disagreeable and un- 
solvable situation. 
But the military men of the 
French high command and of the 
United States are skeptical. as -to. 
whether such a line can be found. 
If the diplomats want a military 
line submitted merely as a way 
out of their political cifficutties,. it 
can be drawn. 
There isn't any use deceiving 
‘ anybody, for such a 
truce line will become the effee- 
tive partition line, and ultimately 
can mean the acquisition of all 
Indochina by the Communists. 
The optimistic doctrine is being 
handed out in some quarters here 
that, while the cease-fire is in ef- 
fect and discussions are dragging 
along for a year or, two ago aA 
political conference 40 be}Md at — some subsequent date, there will 
be an opportunity to train local 
troops to safeguard the independ- 
-ence of the three new states. - 
Karea,. Indochina ‘would have a 
truce line and the fighting would 
be-over. But the moment the Com- such a plan would be-to acquire 
control of all Korea for the Com- 
munists. : 
Tt was regrettable that Robert 
Casey, foreign secretary of Aus- 
tralia, in his speech — which was 
It is reminiscent of the “coali- 
-—_tion’’- type ef -settlements which 
All this would mean that, like - were supposed to produce an inde- 
pendent Poland and Czechoslova- 
kia and resulted only in their 
complete subjugation by the Com- = , munists find out that the Allies m 
here are ready to throw in the 
sponge at some designated truce 
line, the price will go up. 
  
  
  |. ston is “not in line with | “traditional concepts oF Tee pi 
: petition which have t onally 
been the yardstick for the protec. - 
tion of the consuming public.” 
we oe 
“That's exactly what we. have been 
arguing in these columns for years. Tomorrow is the final day in the Man About 
-Town Contest. The $250 in U. §. Savings«Bonds 
comes the ‘nearest to naming the American 
League batter who has been at bat at least 25 
times and who will be leading the league after — 
Saturday's games, and comes closest to his 
batting average at that time. The five top batters 
~~ previous to Friday’s games = Ie : _- GA 
~ Builders’ Show Popular = .., f80 Suecesstul was Pontiac's Homeand a ". Builders Show that its sponsor, the-. (A wee! 
"Junior Chamber of Commerce, has-de- Verbal Orchids to— - ‘Cided to make it an annual event. =) Mr- and ee ered mettne ene: a its four day run, the show versary. a eis -o 
with its 34 exhibits. attracted K 
         
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Mrs. Carrie Heath \ i 
more than 1 ‘uy the of 114 Summit St., eighty-nintl birthday. 
Wie Set tego tre (ot Rtn mem do Ue, es! ; fifty-sed anniversary. Sirs Regpragrae Rad Mr and Mrs. 8B. Selmes 
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Jb _ ri 7 ee Nitew a 
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point. 
some kind of trade 
china situation which 
—tieve- Moscow of the -burden of advantageous ._‘ 
te them, and the haggling here 
    aggression has taken away ter, 
Titery not only in Asia bat in 
Europe, particularily in Ger- 
"This could mean some day a re- 
crudescence of militarism in Ger- 
many because the people there Making Asia, Defense.-Pact china but is prepared to express 
to surrender their influence in 
‘Indochina by accepting a truce 
line that will in effect become a 
permanent partition, the United 
States will express its dissenting 
Views and then take a look at the 
be whether America has faithful 
allies who ‘will stand up against '™ade four. the Communists when 
term “partition” and in the phrase 
“cease-fire.” % —_ 
“nists themselves may unwittingly 
save the day by adopting such an 
‘adamant Stand as to force the Al- 
lies into a union than ever 
and eventually into a collective- 
= ~ Steveris’ Sten 
He always liked music and still 
does. He used to play the French 
horn. But the closest he gets to 
music now is playing the phono- 
  
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
When we must paint our house— 
or we .. . Remodel it a bit... 
The task seems like eternity .. . 
Until we finish it... Day after 
day the brushes swish .. . From 
varicolored pails .. . The saw is 
cutting boards in two... . Or ham- 
mers pound on nails .. . But when 
the work is over and. . . At last 
we settle down . . . We know that 
it was worth jit to. . . Enhance 
our place in town .. . And after 
while our restlessness .. . Has 
vanished in the air . . . Af house 
improvements seem as though... 
_ They always had been there. . 
The same as tears that disappear 
... The moment we are glad... 
And in our memory that joy... 
is ali we ever had. 
(Copyright 1954) 
Baering Down 
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER 
International News Service 
Zoological branch of the FBI 
found the last brain truster in 
index where he had filed himself 
under indispensable. : 
That closes the era of the dou- ° 
  _ bledomed crackpots and seals 
It is possible that the Commu- . off the monkey dormitories. 
oe ed 
“jt charges us with the era. We_ 
ers pulled rabbits out of their Stet- 
son Warrens. . 
‘Their ridiculous regime started 
fn 1932 and ran its string-talk 
out knots and all. The brains 
are scattered. They were scat- 
tered then but we didn't know it. 
  
The brain truster was a fellow 
who changed his mind with his 
hat. He was educated beyond his 
ability to comprehend. He studied 
  He added two and two and 
‘His trouble was he 
_two from two and 
He repudiated the law of dimin- 
returns, impeached the fact 
An 1932 he swarmed Washing- 
ton in alphabetical echelon and 
took_over like a cannibal trout 
in a -small- pond. _ 
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY   
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From scheme and creed 
the light goes out, 
fact survives: The 
‘action program’ which can safe- . The blessed Master none 
can doubt 
Revealed in Holy lives.   
ographer | | 
might say: ” me; I know how he feels.’ 
* * % 
Back horge in St. Louis he 
played the French horn in the high 
“school band. And he played it in 
the band at Northwestern Univers- 
ity, where be got his bachelor of 
arts degree. As he grew older he 
grew away fromthe hate. 
* 
After he finished at Northwest- 
ern he got a job in an office. At 
night for severr years he studied 
shorthand in Chicago. It doesn't 
require seven years to learn short- . 
hand, but he wanted .to be a short- 
hand reporter, speedier than an 
ordinary stenographer. He took 
the ‘courses several times over. 
Then he won the Gregg diamond 
pin for taking 200 words a minute 
for five minutes. 
After that ~he came to Washing- 
fon and got a job with the gov- 
ernment. It was wartime, 1942, 
and he was drafted the sme year. 
‘In uniform, he Was Made a sec- 
retary to the Joint Chiefs of Staff. 
He*was taken along to seme of 
the biggest wartime conferences 
with his shorthand pad: Quebec, 
Cairo, Tehran, Yalta, Malta and 
Potsdam. ee 
. * 
In the same office in the Pen- ‘ tagan he met his wife. She was 
a Wave, a stenographer too. She 
could take 18 words a minute. 
They weat to dances together. 
They liked music and bought rec- 
ords. They talked of getting mar- 
ried and owning a@ music store 
someday. , * * ° 
When they got out of the serv- 
i¢e in 1946 they did ‘marry and 
went to Florida for a while. He 
went into the real estate business 
with his father there. After a while, 
his dark-haired wife says now, they 
realized they were office people. 
That_ended the idea of a musi¢ 
store. They came back to Wash- 
ington in 1948. 
Lucas got a job in the office 
of the secretary of the Army. He 
saw @ number of secretaries come 
and go. One of his jobs was to 
listen in on the phone when some- 
ene called his boss, and to take 
down the conversation in short- 
hand. 
Lucas and his wife, who have 
two children. lived in an apart- 
ment for awhile. Then they bought 
a Cape Cod house in Falls Church, 
Va. They. both like to work in the 
garden. 
* ¢ * 
On the morning of April 23 Mra, 
Lucas was watching the Mc- 
Carthy-Army hearing oh her TV 
set. Secretary of the Army Ste- 
vens, her husband's boss, was tes 
tifying. Suddenly she heard the 
announcement her husband would 
be called to testify at the afternoon 
session about the shorthand notes 
he took on some of Stevens’ tele 
phone conversations. : 
* * LJ 
Mrs. Lucas called her husband 
and asked if he'd like her td be 
in the hearing room when he tes- ~ 
tified. He said he would. She got 
a neighbor to care for the children 
and went up to the hearing. She 
couldn't see Lucas’ face as he tes 
tified. She could hear him, though. 
When he finished and went out- 
side with her, she says, she he looked “‘a little ruffled.” 
“I didn't know how ruffled he was,” she says, “until that night ‘when one of the local TV stations 
some of the scenes from predic hearing and I' saw his 
Although he looked frightened all the. way through his testimony, 
Lucas himself says he was a littie nervous only in the . 
“The nature of the forum,” he’ says. “was enough to awe any- one,”” ~ 
  
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Couzens Children’s: Fund 
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' DETROIT @®— The 12 miliion 
dollars. that the late Sen. James 
Couzens gave away—so children 
might be happier—will all be spent 
by midnight tonight. 
That's exiittly the way it’s sup- 
posed to be—all spent, down to 
the very last nickel, — 
~ For the Children’s Fund of Mich- 
igan, a wealthy man's famed bene- 
faction, was spécifically directed 
to spend all its money within a 
period of 25 years, Midnight to- 
night is the end of this. 
Couzens so ordered when he set 
up the fund in 1929, seven years 
before his death. 
Fund executors said today the ' Wealth trom the automobile in- 
    
Sen. Couzens, who made vast 
dustry as a onetime partner of 
Hemry Ford, established the fund with one thought in mind—chil- dren's welfare, . 
Gfeat accomplishments followed, 
the record shows. 
The millions went in many di- 
rections, all with a purpose, Some 
went to children's hospitals and 
clinics. Some went into research, 
to health education, 
  Needy and crippled children | terest on unused money, But it 
was all spent eventually, . 
The fund had few properties. 
All’ of * these, ‘ Including © tie 
Green Pastures Camp for Negro- 
children on Pleasant Lake in 
dackson County, are to be given 
away to proper institutions, 
. William J, Norton, executive vice 
president and original trustee of 
the fund, summed up the 2% 
years: .   i Oo ptheet) et ee. a “FP ’ ae? ee 
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7 were direct and immediate, béne~| as it has been. used to initiate mari _probably hag‘ the a high "standard ot. efficiency ) 
_ The laboratories of hospitals, im-|on, once they were given a good | industry in the world. The agri-| production, quality of production poverished families, town and coun- | start.’ ae | cultura] producers have achieved and distribution, E = a ty health all bene-|- ~ ’ : a 
at Midnight During the deprégsion hungry | State Dems to Toast | order had been faithfully carried | Children got food, = With Milk ‘Highballs’ - $25 . 
out. i At: One. time the fund grew to 7 , DETROIT w# — Democrats will 
drink fresh milk “highballs’” Sat- 
urday night to. toast the memory 
of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jac! i e ; 
Committee’ explained why: 
“The milk will symbolize unrest 
among Michigan dairymen over 
lowering of price supports and the 
part Sen; Ferguson (R-Mich) had 
in it.” 
Sen, Symington (D-Mo) will be 
  “The fund=has not been used 
to aid individual cases as much . fund-raising rally. The Democratic State Central} 
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FLINT @—Police came to the | ime 0 Pit ane accused Gertrude Secord. | ing about $50 worth of women to find her! wearing apparel from the 
husband, Her- | Roger's Clothing Store, two 
death in the | ago, according to Detectives 
; 7 vin Kaufman and Walter Caukin. 
i running into - 
SIR gar ig Peteoctng [SO! Ma brn at wert Toe Official Praises ‘Aad they are, FAST! Get a handy | daughters of Mrs. Secord told of , 
roll of Tums today. : hhaving heard shots and fleeing in . : 
ic tii fom the ue traits Bridge 2 | rites, 14, Loren Worterts sat + 
husband, an factery . ° 
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BROIL QUIK ried for nine years, separated two/ year-old battle won by state in- weeks ago. dustrial and civic leaders, Law- 
ROTISSERIE 8) Betore shooting himself, Secord | rence A. Rubin, bridge authority Nationally advertised at 900.95— J Sought to calm his two stepdaugh- | secretary, told the Pontiac Our Price Only ters, Qub L 
___ "The two, Karen Leslie, 13, and | Describing the $96 million bridge 
Valerie Leslie, 19, heard what | as the suspension bridge in + 
sounded like shots while they the world, Rubin said the project 
were upstairs, They called out, {is scheduled for completion™ by 
they said, Nov. 1, 1957. But the bridge author- 
“ ~ : ity is hoping the five-mile structure 
wate eines all right.” Second | will be finished two to six months 
ae # @ | and ran in alarm from the house. Rubin said the Golden Gate 
: Sec auc od in sodaye Clas: __ The girls told police their step-| bridge in Sam Francisco has a 
mS Hied—"Misc. for Sale” tor father had been visiting their moth- | lenger span between bridge tow- 
many other fine bargains er im an attempt at reconcilia- ers, but Michigan's new bridge | 
this week end. . fj tion, He came again Thursday| wilt be longer from anchorage to 
WAREHOUSE 0 — Tenens taeead comet Os: tink | COMPANY §f ; fe coted 5 - between the and Lower 
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  Festivals, Plays. 
on the Horizon Chiefs Sell Magazines; 
Mikes Really Musical; 
Freds Prepare Fair 
School resurned Monday for the 
City’s parochial students who faced 
a schedule that was brimming with 
plans, Pontiac High chiefs and 
squaws settled ipto the routine. of 
school life as spring activities be- 
gan to form at a feverish pace. 
St. Frederickites had a myriad 
of plans to occupy them. -On the 
agenda are the Spring festiva!, the 
annual Senior play and commence. 
ment activities which are —_ 
looming in the distance, 
Close harmony and bustles were 
the topic at St. Mike's at stu. 
dents prepared ter thelr “Gay 
90s’' musical show, The Catholic 
Youth Organization >, 
the event. 
Busy as bees were teeners at 
PHS, who rang doorbells diligently, 
magazine subscription in hand, and 
greeted friends and relatives with 
. & gleam in their collective eye. 
After becoming famed as one of the 
schools with the highest sales 
rating, eager-beaver salesman are 
doifg their best to maintain this 
standard. 
* ¢ @ 
PONTIAC HIGH 
Vicy Mict, -high school cor- 
respondent, says things are really |   
  popping at the old brick teepee 
what with plays, swimming shows, 
banquets and what-not brightening | 
up the spring horizin 
ee =] Avid  aqua- 
eo = girls, otherwise | 
fm known as Dol-| 
phin Club mem. 
bers, are busy) 
splashing in pre- | 
peration for their     theme will be a 
toy shop in| 
which every- 
thing comes 
aliveonthe, VICKY 
stroke of midnight. 
The swimmers create their own 
routines for the show, in addition | ‘scheduled for May 12 through 15. seems to have the Indian problem under control. INDIAN UPRISING—A page out of the “wet” | on the redskins with her trusty six-shooter is Gail 
old west, is this wild and woolly foursome which | Barber ‘left to right) of 189 Cherokee Rd., while 
companion Patsy Dernberger (far right) of 9 Oriole 
Thig attractive quartet of PHS Dolphin Club mem- | Rd., keeps a firm lasso on Jane Steinhelper (second 
bers is rehearsirig for the annual Water Show | from left} of 26 S. Genesee, and Jo Ann Uligian | 
Keeping a bead | (second from right) wh» lives: at 241 Starr Ave. 
                   
     
       
          
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history classes were (logically 
, enough) boning up on books with 
| historical backgrounds. 
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&T. FREDERICK 
School beils clanged their sum- 
mons to St. Frederick students, re- sound of young voices yelling 
eal up” which was just what 
. Fred students were doing. 
Baseball practice for boys and 
| softball practice for giris has kept 
|the spirit of competitive sports 
| reigning at the school. 
big carnival. The | : ports Mary Drake, putting an end! One of the first things in store ‘to Sponsor Musical CYO at St. Michael | 
| | The Catholic Youth Organization | 
of St. Michael High School is spon- 
soring the “Gay 90"’ musical show. 
             
     
  A product of diligent lenten | 
practices, the program will fea- 
ture a roster of beloved songs. The | 
shows will rum May 2nd and 3rd! 
in St. Michael Hall, —-s 
at 8 p.m. to that leisurely | for the seniors when they returned 
Easter respite.|was that time honored classic 
However, every | ‘Macbeth’ by William Shakes- 
moment was|peare (of course.) 
taken up with 
activities as the 
  to designing their costumes. 
‘Hutchinson, faculty adviser, re- 
ported that tickets went on sale 
Wednesday for the May 12-15 show. 
Twelve members of the Future 
Teachers Club also kept busy, as 
they” attended Michigan State 
College on a visit. A tour of 
the campes, and a peek at 
few highlights of the trip. 
Smith, Carol Card, Virginia Baker, 
Joyce Whitfield, Christine Lape, 
Beryl Flannigan and Audrey 
Pinkis. 
Others who went were Doris 
Anderson, Janet Allen and Lily | 
Baegehnn. Ann Morrow is. “club | 
supervisor. 
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ST, MICHAEL 
Tt wasn't hard for the seniors to 
get back in the swing, what with 
graduation excitement facing them, 
at least so, writes diligent pen- 
pusher, Margaret Martin. 
However, the 
air is filled with 
plans, she goes 
on to say, among 
the “Gay 90” 
musical show 
which is a must 
on everyone's 
schedule. 
Both juniors 
and seniors com- 
pleted work on’ 
term papers for MARGARET 
English class while the upperclass- 
men turned their efforts to a thesis 
on “The Holy Eucharist” for re: 
ligion class. 
Burning the midnight oi], coupled 
with the clatter of feverish type-| 
writer keys, was. good indication 
that book reports were due. ‘The 
HIGH FIDELITY PHONOGRAPHS   Jean | 
* take a tour through Pontiac State 
classes in progress were ealy a | tal Week. 
Those attending were Aaron . 
Jane Pence, Joyce Davis. Karen ~ 
but you pity the poor underclass- / 
men after that nice, long vacation; | 
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sagreed that a letter should be 
permanent veterans’ memorial 
Rural Teachers Stage _ 
Final Meeting in Lapeer   , With five nearby communities, 
Romeo is preparing the ground- 
work fora $300,000 hospital to 
serve 20,000 people. The hospital 
will be located between Romeo 
and Almont. , 
Voters jess than a month. age 
_appreved a school expansion 
which will add 18 classrooms to 
the village’s twe elementary 
schools and one high school. 
_ And St. Clement parishioners re- 
tion to Romeo's only parochial 
school. 
Ten churches serve Romeo's ap- 
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In other business, the council; Cole Furniutre store. said: ‘It's | 
[et grow: But it's going to be a 
hard and long pull.” 
  “Aside from disturbances of the 
The principal speaker was Elea-| peace, it's a pretty quiet little 
not Johnson of Central Michigan | town," he added. 
College. A_ turke dinner 
served, ‘ 2 was| And, that is probably what will 
| bring the influx of new citizens.   
    2 OOO 6-6 OFS SESS OHOESTODEOE OCH ODEO O HO OREE 
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TRIAL OFFER GOOD 10 DAYS ONLY ee eeeranveoese 
    cently approved a four-reom addi- 
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<a ae * PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, ‘APRIL 90,1056 
“NE Sia | |News Received. |; of Marriage of 
 jand Mrs. James Winfiel Moine. 
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Purdy of 
Lansing : 
as maid of honor. Best man was 
    = |was Mrs. James Rogers to the se   
  
  
Lapeer Student 
Boel is the daughter of Mr. 
dent at Teachers College of Kirks- 
ville. Elmer is a junior at Kirks- 
ville College of Osteopathy and 
Surgery. — 
Attending their double ring wed- 
ding ceremony besides the bride- 
groom's parents were Mr. and Mrs. 
Charles A. Stier, Mrs. Roy Stier 
and Mrs. Fred Purdy, all of Lapeer, 
The bride's sister, Elma, served 
William Castle of Kirksville. Ralph Purdy of Lansing, a cousin of the 
bridegroom, served as an usher. 
Clara Marshall Unit 
Elects Incumbents   
Wednesday's meeting of the Clara 
Marshall Circle of Trinity Metho- 
dist Church. 
Mrs. Howard Averay was re- 
named captain: Mrs. Edward Her- 
moyian, co-captain, and Mrs. Glen 
Munger, secretary. Newly elected 
  . Pontiac Press Photes 
OLD AND NEW — Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley | house under actual construction in a new £10-house 
B. Palmer, the colonial-style home in the top picture | subdivision just northwest of the village limits. 
(above) typifies the residences im the heart of | Basement and foyndaticy work has begun on several 
| Romeo. The home, located at 252 Church St., was | other homes in the subdivision which is going up 
said to be more than 100 years old when the Palmers | where apple trees once grew. Trees can be seen 
moved in 14 years ago. Pictured below is the first | in the background. | treasurer's post. 
Recently elected captain of the 
| Laura Ward Circle was Mrs. Har- 
old Grove. Mrs. Ciifford Cart- 
| wright was named vice captain 
jand Mrs. Bryan Manigold, secre. Low Mileage 1953. 
- Pontiacs 
L Coll AL the Cor Buyer's Pal 
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L. C. ANDERSON, Inc. On’ Route M-24 ~ Lake Orion, Mich. wont 
      
  
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‘bond and a $25 bond to the 
bish collection May 23. 
ting with the C. of C. 
charge of the clean-up committee. 
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VIENNA, Austria ®—Communist 
Poland today announced extensive 
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IghI Dhilncenty Talle cntcea cms ehetline (AL Cain’. |*tis--n.b0 mies we Philosophy Talk |szcctsrwe.t="c for CAL Fair: - |stats tame so Edwin Steckel Speeks | dent ‘and Mrs. Jack Hutchins, vice] " Annual Event to Be Held | wrs. Patrick Wolfe, entertainment. 
to City Group, Would | irae. senty is the new re.| J¥ly 23-25 in Waterford | 5 Teach How to Live cording secretary and Mrs. Ralph to Have ‘Kids Afternoon’ | Man Accused + . same 
obec 0 mete ev ed ee ey RE “ in ‘a talk betore | benouct to. ber me chareh|Ual Waterford CAI Fair at a 
Pontiac soetion ha y wehehan: es meeting this week of all commit- 
Some 150 teachers, principals and SHH om. ' : members and the fair chair- 
gathered at the Knights of | wrrgumegs °? made by calling Bea. A. 1. Beebe, Hall for the banquet ’ The fair is scheduled to be held 
marking the association's 25th an- the weekend of July 23-25. A new 
aniversary. Thi St 1 Saf feature of the event this year will —eesesetneetansenentree 
ee = eves ea e ve a ‘kids’ afternoon” on Satur- 
guitars os oneaome From Auto ler day, July = an ee pie ot _ : ae P: 
carvan cuunes 1s Shawne, ge Dea children. There will also be prizes Just im Time for Mother's Day “You as @ society and individ-. A 490-pound safe containing $240/f0r, children who attend the spe- s 7 - ee : 
uals typify service,” he said. “I) Was away by thieves last : o- A z : 
dent ancl say pofeason more | gh tum A's Ato Saos, | 0M Fred Thompson wi as Grand Opening at Our Popular dedicated to the service of man|Oskiand Ave., according! to Poy-| jee eee ae ee cot will handle ™ : : 
Steckel cited a definition of edu-| of detectives, said thieves broke|.Robert Beatty, who will be in cation ‘that says it's not only t0/ into the building by prying a rear|°D2"ee of commercial exhibits, 
teach students to earn a living— door, Nothing else is determined| wees sll who want age ro 
but to help them learn what to do/ ag missing. | to contact him soon. ‘We're 
with the living after they earn it. olteibes Nesta ot the Ges Cosi oe mae Meee 
nearby gas station. He pointed cut that many , was reported. a aoe 
Bloomfield Hills police reported] people approaching retirement | Police last night. A wine We |e cay a Mead ansaee ok that Newcomb broke into q second| are se immersed in their work ie the rear of the taliding| <csege for commercial: dlaplays.” 
flood window at Devon Gables, W.| that “when they come to the end | Dut nothing was taken, according |'™O 1‘). r committee members i Long Lake and Telegraph Rds. at| of the road and look up they | ' Police. ide Gangs MeCanshen tabé 5:30 a. m. today and ransacked| don’t know which way to turn.” |, Wheaton said that 64 breakins |‘ 0'C 4 Construction; Rudy Boss, 
sleeping employes’ clothing and Postion |e Srmrved 00 for te Aged. = [Nice deck Gochen, buhtieg and pocketbooks, gun ated och on — ; 
He fled when one of the em- < “ Sameer 
te ed when, ne ot te om |tomamatee (Vandals Break Into baie across Telegraph to the Will-O-Way deat oe ee cre wate e 
gas station, where he locked him P.- "iirs, wine Exine, Me-/ LOCA Skating Rink Police Chief Clark Green who] Comnell. and Whittier music teach- 7 arrested Neweom said he found| ®t: Played dinner music and Pon- Vandals broke into the heating 
the money on his person. One che | 8c High's Junior Girts Ensemble | building and refreshment conces- | é 
was. ole right shoe, prey — —— . sick = oo os oe eae 3 
Newcomb 1s being held in Oak-| teacher and tssoiiaues Pita. —csemasayfin yiroeaterantioary ey ‘f Yes, every year our Budget Dress Shop gets land County Jail and is scheduled | Oot Steckel tiac Police reported today. a bigger and better. Hundreds and hundreds to make a statement to the prose- : Police said the vandals pried . to choose from. A variety of styles, colors cutor’s office today. } | open a sheet metal fence to et and materials in juniors, misses’ ond half- 
Drayton Youth Held  |ims'the"tink ‘rea and: trata =e om Avondale mores pote oom maz Ge bee | , 
to Hold ‘Maypole Swing’ |on Check Charge mining. "é ™*™= ems pole Swing,” a semi-formal dance,| A Drayton Plains youth, brought | nepartment helps the Northside will be presented by the Avondale | back from Texas last night on @/ Community Club maintain the rink High School sophomore class to-| Warrant charging him with pass-| a: Edison and Montcalm Sts. 
at oe “ee alge nied prstiras pein ees nde ns =a Sed are Township Justice Willis D. Leturgy.| Members of Sunnyvale | & . ; Sam Lopez. Selegtion of a May| Richard A. Dawiey, 19, of 4171 | Ayxiliary Entertained ; Queen will highlight the affair. | Meigs, will be in Oak- 
land County Circuit Court May on de ot ices cen = 10. He is accused of | Mabell Walker of Lakeview avenue’ 
Jack O’ Hearts Robbed cashing & wortheas check for $25 entertained 16 members of the 
Rae Se Sele Soe ee ee ele cee 2 at the Pontiac State Bank * i Highway early today, tore up a/ But Waterford sree Pas Mrs. E. M. Remley gave a report | 7) 
land contract in the . and|Chief Frank Van Atta said Daw-jor her trip to Peakland, Tenn.,| % left a homemade at the| ley admitted passing about $1,800| where she was a guest of the Rev. | i 
coat asta Geek ae asl apetro, and Facide. hea onus: peaked Ot ae Seating 
gravel and tied at one end, accord- Dens was unable to furnish | which will be sent to Rev. Shock | = 
ing to Oakland County sheriff's | $5,000 bond and is being held in|for distribution. Bandages were/™ | 
deputies. Oakland County Jail. also rolled for a leper colony. ik * 
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COUNTY PEOPLE DISCUSS FINANCE—Membering @ panel | superintendent of Walled Lake and state legislative chairman of L. 
on problems were (left to right) Mrs. Hope Dunne,| pTA; and Norman Borgenson, state deputy superintendent 
Walled Lake, League of Women Voters’ tax expert; William J. tmotruction. = of publie 
Emerson, Oakland —— superintendent of schools; Clifford Smart, 
  
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PEVELOPING PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING—Ways in which Education Assn.; L. H. Berman, president of the Michigan Press 
~\. the home, school and the community can develop an educational pro- | Assn. and Whitehall Forum editor; Mrs. Alan Canty, president of 
, st gram that will meet the needs of today’s children were discussed | the Detroit PTA Council, and Rev. Robert H. Jongeward, of 
WATCH VOTING PROCEDURE—For the first-time in the Seginaw News Photos 1. the PTA conclave with Louis Schimmel, (second from left) Pon-| Creek. The picture at upper left shows the Mothersingers, 
history of Michigan PTA, a second Pontiac woman is in line for the | Mrs. Neldrett will be up for the top post. Shown with Mrs. Neldrett, 
PTA state presidency. Mrs. Charles W. Neldrett (center), of Pontiac |on the left is Mrs. William Wright, incoming president of the tine Board of Education. member, telling how s board trustee|of 500 PTA members from all over the state who sang the musis 
was named first vice-president at the convention. This year marked | Pontiac PTA Council; and on the right, William Wright, principal of | Performs his duties. Others above are (left to right) M. P. Anderson, for the pageant, “I Believe,” written by Pontiac’s Vera Mae Adams 
the‘end of Pontiac’s Lola B. King’s presidency and in three years| Whittier School. superintendent of Berkley Schools and nresident of the Michigan | and directed by Dr. Edith Roach Snyder of Webster School, = 
PTA Congress Adopts Eleven Resolutions Ry HAZEL A. TRUMBLE In explaining the Conlin. Pian, fiseal_condition,._but_cautioned___ 
Pontiac Press Staff Writer proposed constitutional amend- | the PTA to study it thoroughly. 
ment to replace the present “CG lated 
SAGINAW—Nearly 4,000 Mich- ontrary to circu re- 
y sales tax diversion amendment, ports, the schools will not get 
fgan Congress of Parent and 
Teacher members left this mid- pang agro Plas wens [more money under this proposal 
Michigan city yesterday resolved 
= Seek Sponsors 
(for Immigrants ~ Methodists Send Appeal | fine 
for 2,500 in U. S. to Aid 
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Relief, ’ | Congress. 
Under the newly-established pro-|_ Mrs. Charles Neldrett, named 
gram, MCOR has pledged itself first vice president, if orthodox 
to secue sponsors for 5000 of the|PTA policy is followed, qill un- BETWEEN SESSION PAUSE — Catching «) of the Saginaw Arthur Hill High School. Left to 
214,000 refugees bg will be ad-|doubtedly be the state PTA head | moment of relaxation between sessions at the PTA | right are Mra, William Hill, of Hawthorne School; | King, of Pontiac, watched, a 
Guard against employing of mitted to the U. 8 . under t = Ref-| in another three years. She ser = convention were three Pontiac members from Haw-| Mrs. J. E. Everson, and Mrs.. Merlin Sanderson, ae Life, Lela_B. King,” unfolded with 
asian teachers bel to sl pnciasey chairman for thortie School who shared two chairs in the hallway | president of Hawthorne's PTA. frierids and associates making surprise appearances # = 
cranes es ee ee the Saginaw City Auditorium. Left to right in the pictu 
Scotchmen Prove men Prove Adage Church Women tr a a aime ee Parachute Jump ee ae ee i mee ary ‘no 4 
With Retired Longevity — The organization's board of mas. Is Scheduled __ | grandchildren. 
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State Hospital Social de 
: Syeri phony.   
Boasts Fine 
Leadership 
Talented, beilion! 
Francesco ‘DiBlasi 
Directs Orchestra 
By GOLDA HOGUE 
Pontiac Symphony Orchestra, to be heard in the last concert of the 
season Tuesday evening in Lincoln 
Junior High School, is fortunate in 
having the brilliant Francesco Di 
Blasi for its conductor. 
Born and educated in Detroit, 
- Mr. Di Blasi became skilled in 
piano and trumpet at an early age. 
He studied several other orchestral 
Recommended by Fowler 
Smith, head of the Music . 
ment of the Detroit Public 
Schools, Mr. Di Blasi entered 
Juilliard School of Music in New 
York whgre he studied with Fritz 
Mahler, Vittorio Giannini, Stan- 
ley Lecke and Roman Nagorka. 
Tt was at Juilliard that Mr. Di 
Blasi became interested in conduct- 
ing. He received much valuable ex- 
perience conducting opera perform- 
ances, Other experience includes 
three years attendance at Tosca- 
nini’s rehearsals and participation 
in Pierre Monteux’ school for two | 
summers. 
He has conducted the New York 
Little Symphony and was chosen 
to conduct the premjere of the 
Shostakovitch Ninth Symphony with 
_the Philadelphia Symphony Orches- | 
tra. 
Other orchestras perform- 
In 1951 he became director of 
the Music Festival at Martha's 
Vineyard. 
The Pontiac Symphony Orchestra 
was reorganized in 1953 with Mr. 
zation have prompted many com- 
ments of delight from civic leaders | 
in Pontiac and the surrounding 
communities. 
The orchestra is made up of 
musicians from Pontiac, Drayton 
Plains, Oxford, Walled Lake, Bir- 
and Mariette. Included in the or- 
chestra personnel are several mem- 
bers of the Detroit Symphony Or- 
chestra. 
At a concert in 1953 John Soder- 
In May Mr. Bi Blasi will con- 
nce for the Cham- 
  
  
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COFFEE, SHOP ~ 36 E. Pike St, = 
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Family Care Program, Paychedrana Among Its Varied Functions   
By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE 
Have you ever considered the, 
|important role the social service 
department at Pontiac State Hos- 
being and rehabilitation of the pa- 
tient who comes there for treat- 
ment? 
This large, but well-organized de- 
partment is directed by Marguerite 
M, Parrish who not only is ‘ré#pon- 
sible for the planning of department 
The patient is first admitted to 
the ed cep stom through the social 
worker assigned to him visits him 
on the ward soon after admission. 
This intake interview helps to 
tt the patient to his sur- 
ashes. The’ interview not only 
establishes a relationship between 
the patient and worker, but it gives 
  
Corinne Wright 
Feted at Shower Corinne Wright was honored 
Wednesday with a miscellaneous 
shower at the home of Mrs. M. A. 
Dockley on Liberty street. 
Corinne, who will speak her vows 
May 8; at Central Methodist Church 
with Richard Ervin, is the daughter 
avenue and the late Mr. Wright. 
drive are his parents. 
the mothers of the couple and Mrs.. 
Ruth Wright, Mrs. Don 
Mrs. 
  
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EVENINGS cau FE 2-1048 pital plays in the general well-| er is able to determine the pa- 
tient’s ‘capacity to use the various 
social service contacts featured in 
service department, and then the| 
  rages pile Macnee deg girs fame @ 
The George Ervins of Crescent | # 
Guests at the shower included | : 
Derragon, | © 
Oscar Schmidt, Mrs. Ira/ = 
Carpenter, Mrs. Hazel Gessinger | © 
_and Frances Capucille. : 
Shomigns Cth attend| | 
attend 
            _ of this relationship and finds 
many ways of testing it until 
gradualiy he can accept it. 
During this time, too, the work- 
the department. 
Following the patient's release 
from the hospital, case work treat- 
ment is continued. It is not only 
carried en with the patient, but 
also with relatives and any com- 
munity person or agency con- 
  
MARY ANN RUNYON 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Run- 
yon of Crittendon avenue announce 
the engagement of their daughter, 
Mary Ann, to David Lee Young, 
son of the David Youngs of Elk- 
ton. They have set June 2% as 
their wedding date. :     cerned with the patient’s welfare. 
The social history which is taken 
in the department serves a two- 
fold purpose. It determines emo- 
tional, social and biological factors 
which may have caused the pa- 
tient’s mental iliness and, Miss 
Parrish explained, it serves as a 
tool in arriving at a diagnosis and 
treatment plan while the patient 
is a resident of the hospital. 
The family care social worker 
selects a home for the custodial- 
type patient which will best meet 
his needs. It is important that 
the operator of the home (family 
eare therapist) is: understanding 
and gives the patient a feeling of 
security. 
The social worker must select 
very carefully the homes for the 
rehabilitative patients as she must 
take into consideration not only 
the patient's personality, his fam- 
ily relationships and type of ill- 
ness, but also must consider the 
same factors when deciding upon 
the proper family for the patignt. 
This responsibility lies with the 
social worker. 
Psychodrama is yet another 
method of treatment which is 
Scenes of the unrehearsed 
dramas usually develop around many of their innermost thoughts. 
Patients gain much needed insight 
from the presentation as well as 
from the follow-up discussions held 
  
Matinee Group 
to Install Officers 
at Sunday Event Suzanne Larkin wil be installed 
as president of Matinee Musicale, 
a junior group of Tuesday Musi- 
cale, at a meeting to be held 
Erma Jean and Ann Livingstone 
will be hostesses for the meeting 
in their home on Berkshire road. 
Other officers to be installed are 
Barbara Griffin, vice president; 
Clark Lefurgy, secretary, and Jan 
Oakley, treasurer. 
A group of piano solos has 
- been arranged for the afternoon 
        Completing the list are Diana | 
Owen, Clark Lefurgy, Barbara 
Griffin, and Pam Nicolls. Mrs. | 
Ralph Norvell of Tuesday Musicale 
will appear as guest artist for the 
          Sunday program. 
  
jof Mrs. Roy B. Wright of Garland | s.., 
  the lives of the patients, revealing 
from. 
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This Department Guides Mentally Ill During Treatment and After a facilities for them to continue their 
education while receiving thera- 
peutic benefits. 
Public relations is a function of 
tion with Mental Health Week. 
This year’s open house will be held 
til 4:30 p. m. 
  
      
  
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cal lacloereien “You are always talking about 
women with interesting hobbies,” 
" @ woman told me the other day, 
‘or womeh with money-making 
‘or part-time jobs. home 
“But. I haven't time for any of } 
that nonsense. I have two teenage 
. echildren and a seven-room house, | 
and there just isn’t a minuie for 
myself in the whole day.” 
Her face had the heavy lines + 
ing cary the hard way. 
“She's driving her 
crazy, because she's 
and nagging and practically brag- 
‘ging about how she has no time 
for herself." 
There are many women like 
that, and I think we all fall into | 
the pattern occasionally. 
_ Running @ home is a time-con-; 
suming business, and while we husband | 
so virtuous [| ee gkcacen haan: 
izes it po well that she has time | ™ hye 
for interests: of her own, we all 
occasionally fall inte the good old 
rut of half-heartedness, self-pity 
and downright inertia. 
It isnt a habit that can be brok- 
en overnight, but I do know a 
book that will help. It is called 
PETUNIA!   
  
T think [m being 
‘Pretty cleyer —— 
The yolk will Keep 
As good as ever / 
  Good idea, Petunia, for 
  when you use only the egg- 
white. Just pin-prick a hole 
in the shell, lec white. flow 
out, and bandage with 
cellophane tape!         family fabulously, to boot! while at the same time getting 
as good, or better, eating. 
Mrs. Essipoft writes in a breezy. 
entertaining manner which con- 
vinces you, even if reluctantly. 
that cooking is fun. Here, for ex- 
ample, is part of her introduction: /   
Packing © suit’ for o Dusinass or vacation 
trip is always a difficult task, but a few tips   
  make the » job easier, end promise better 
results when the suit is unpacked. 
Look Neat on Business Trip or Vacation aia aoe 
  a bin ale Suits Tnsures "Crop ‘and 1 Unrumpled ; | Appearance 
Mary Margaret McBride Says: ¢ ?   
With Choice 
Sally Park of Hemet, Calif. 
boasting I did in regard to our 
eream—‘‘Cream an inch thick? 
a tall story, don't we? 
A Midwesterner, 
at 3 a. m. worried about my neighbor's 
noisy ventilating. fan that kept me awake nights, 
tells how she handled the problem of a neighbor's j 
dog locked out of its home and barking to get in 
Every time this happened, she rang her neighbor's 
answered Big Mail Pouch Bulges 
Commentary In a big bog like & diplomat's pouch T keep the letters you write. 
and today, leafing through them as I often do, laughing at a line 
here, looking serious over a reprimand there, I decided I had nothing 
half so interesting to write as what you say. 
thinks we may have some Irish 
McBride kinfolks in common but chidingly comments about a bit of 
Missouri Jersey 
We Irish do like 
and 
    
  
    waste, so should a. housewife 
submit herself and ber methods 
| to analysis.” 
If you find yourself without the 
ltime for a hobby, without any 
time for your own self-develop-| 
_ ment, 
| poff’s book. 
im every day:— and feeding your | It dorent matter whether it is 
Vacation a mans sult may be 
take a look at “Mrs. Essi-| packed in a suitcase and still rome 
| out 
It's like finding an extra hour | fresh. 
A few simple steps show 
pack two suits successfully im the: ternated se that the waist of the unwrinkled _and band-box _ Follow Easy Rules, Avoid Mussiness 
fe aut compartment of a two-suiter. 
a weekend or a week, a trip or a; The same process may be followed 
in other types of surtcases 
Trousers of the suit are placed | 
_separately in the bettom of the 
how to| sit cempartment. They are al- | and locked onto the hanger bar. | ment''—after rubbing a dense soap | . |Water Gets Grease 
in Miracle Fabrics 
We learn new things every day 
about our ‘“‘miracle fiber’ fabrics     first pair is at one end and the 
waist ef the second pair is at | 
the oppesite end. The legs are 
left hanging over the edge of the | 
ease until the coats are packed. to know concerns stain removal. 
| Peports’ that grease and. oil stains 
The coats are placed on hangers ‘respond best to the “cold treat- 
solution on the spot. rinse it in Smooth out the wrinkles ow cms _ place cold running water till the water   
  
         
      Sole ends June 5, 1954 - 
Give your Graduate a 
1954 Elgin ond 
Save 20% during Elgin’s. Spring Time Savings at   
This is the first time in Elgin’s 90 years 
thot you've ever had a chance to save this = 
much money on new Elgin Watches. 
Every new 1954 Elgin Watch is included. 
_ And every model is reduced a full 20%. Better hurry. Buys like these won't last. 
Select your new Elgin now during 
“Elgin Spring Time Savings of 1954.” And \ 
_ get.on Elgin Watch for that special birthdoy, 
graduation, or anniversary gift.      
           
Terms, of Course! — 
There Is No strips of crushed tissue paper in runs clear. Then launder the gar- 
a U-shape in the shoulders to pre-| ment as usual in warm soapsuds. 
vent wrinkling. Crisp worsted a Thnds COME "yee aa | 
ric is the best traveler. » = 
Seaiee ce ccc time | 
| body of the coats, forming a unit | 
which will stay in place after the | 
compartment is packed. The coats | 
| are left hanging out until the next) | 
| step is completed. 
Drop the compartment divider 
in ‘place and fold up the hanging | 
trouser legs and smooth out 
wrinkles. Next the bottoms of | 
the coats are folded up over the 
trouser legs, with the sleeves 
held in their rolled position. 
Fix the closing curtain or strap 
in place, and finish packing. Your 
suits will be neat when you arrive.   
   
         
   
               
         
        
  
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Try It 
Revive May Day iGusiom - 
Giving May Day baskets to 
friends has been a custom for 
many years. The original idea was 
you to remember your friends 
ts at at |_YOL con me the th garden, then hanging them on| ing any money, if you have 
friends’ doors early on the morning ; a few flowers in your yard. Ask 
Mother if you may have a few. 
The basket is made by cutting 
some stationery or construction 
paper into an $%inch square. Fold 
each side up so that it is 2 inches 
high. (See the drawing.)- . 
Put a bit of narrow ribbon 
through the four corners so that 
they are held in place. Paste on 
a 12-inch handle, then fill with a 
few blossoms. tom again? Make baskets for 
Mother and for one or two of 
your friends; they will enjoy 
these little baskets. 2F & 
3 x days. they also had a May- z 
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i   Fl —and one of the handiest things | 
Latest research on the subject! your host is over-urgent? “Say, 
a I'd love a cup of coffee’,” 
he advises. “That causes them 
| ‘extra trouble, but they get the 
point.” 
H. M., who says she is 68 years 
old and wears size 1} dresses. 1s 
bitter because women with small 
incomes and housewives who 
Tmake their own Gothes in ther 
spare time never get a break on 
those anpual best-dressed lists. 
“When it comes to young-looking 
grandmothers, I know women 
older than Marlene Dietrich and 
Gloria Swanson who make their 
own living. keep house and could 
back those two glamor queens 
right off the map,” H. M. declares 
morosely 
Now what could I ever have said 
that made William Goldberg of 
New York City write angrily, “I 
wish those spoiled marned women 
would get up every morning and 
make breakfast for their husbands 
so that happy single men like me 
would not have to wait in line at 
the cafeteria.’ 
I know very well what upset 
a misogynist from Wheat Ridge, 
Cole. It was a few kind words 
I said for women—and maybe, 
come to think of it, that was 
what ailed Mi. Goldberg too. 
Says this Coloradan, determined 
to put woman in her place: 
“You say women live longer. 
Well, they have more time to rest, 
fewer worries, more time to get 
ailments treated. The smartest 
living person is a man and the 
most intelligent of all times was 
aman. Moreover. it was man that 
was made in the image of God, not 
woman."’ 
Rather tuncertainly I assure a 
Santa Barbara reader that we 
could not very well have had a 
trip to Catalina together because 
to the best of my knowledge I've 
never been to Catalina at all. And 
that broken romance with Harry 
she talks @bout—do you suppose 
= has-been impersonating a 
A reader from Denver asks 
how to discourage a friend whe 
makes it a practice to drop in 
uninvited and stay for several 
hours. , 
Well, I've never tried this my- 
self, but I know somebody, dis- 
turbed by this same problem, who 
always puts on her hat before she 
answers the door. Usually, the 
suggestion works. 
Why don’t you write me some 
time? 
  
No Ironing Needed Washability is. stressed in new 
seersucker fabrics that blend cot+ 
that is said to eliminate. even the 
        | slightest need for ironing.’ 
  
  
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                  ihe saccci | OPEN BVERY BVENIN — : os i te - Plenty of Free fetiny. / 
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ar 900 members, and the Fri- 
day evening dances usually draw 
around 350 members. Pontiac 
YMCA is a member agency ot (Tight) of Lake Angelus Shores 
Pontiae Area United Fund. How many inches to a foot? Barbara Hill| street, will have to pay a penny an.inch ex- 
(left) of Draper avenue and Bill Tuttle|tra fee for the World Service Dance at the 
measure| YMCA this evening. The fee is to bene- 
Roy Webb's foot. Roy, who lives on Cooper | fit YMCAs in other countries. (HE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 80,1054 / 
  4 |tiac was chairman of the event, 
Pontiae Press Pheote 
  
Mrs. Pettengill, Mrs. Windiate Feted   Workshop Set 
for Gardeners 4 Gathering Held 
® ‘by West Side 
{liam H. Mustard were named to With 190 Attending 
Deanery Has 
‘ One hundred and ninety mem- 
bers. of Northwestern Deanery, 
National Council of Catholic Wom- 
en, and their guests attended the 
seventh annual luncheon and card 
party Thursday in Hazel Park. 
Mrs. William B. Dean of Pon   
with Mrs. Paul W.” Marvin. On 
the-committee were Mrs. Clarence 
A. Chapman, Mrs. Charles N. Me- 
Carthy, Mrs.. Wiliam Madigan, 
Mrs. John F. Darkin and Mrs. Jo- 
seph B. Kirkham, all of Royal   
Extension “lub 
Mrs. John Lyons and Mrs. Wil- 
juled for Saturday with’ Annual Fete 
Mrs. Walter Wandor, Mrs. Henry 
  
,|Auxiliary Told of Convention 
Auxiliary to Jimmy Dey Post 12 
met in the YWCA, The convention 
| will be held in Florida this sum- 
- | mer. 
A fund-raising project was sched- 
    
    
     
  
  A bon voyage party Saturday 
will honor Mrs. E. R. Pettengill 
of Clarkston and Mrs. John E. 
Windiate of Union Lake road who 
will leave early this summer for 
@ two-month tour of Europe. 
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tend a workshop Tuesday and Wed- » 
nesday from 10 a. m, until 3 p. m. 
at Avon Park Pavilion. 
An invitation is also extended to i i? 
; Mrs. Harold Euler will hostess 
the party, which will be held at 
her Ottawa drive home from 2 
until 4 o'clock. 
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Back at their home on 
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Hi all garden clubs, extension clubs 
and other garden-minded persons. 
Prof. H, L. R. Chapman of the| 
Co-operative Extension Service of 
Michigan State Collége will conduct 
the workshop i at SHC Yt) HMO, ..° - Those attending are asked to 
call Mrs. George Crane of West | 
Troquois road or any member of 
the Pontiac Branch. Members and 
"| guests are asked to bring sand- 
wiches. Coffee will be furnished. | Ridge are the Clarence rs. 
sons, who spent 
They 
i the South. 
their vacation at 
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styles, greatly reduced for quick clearance 
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    All-wool gabardine or 
checks, grow -a- year 
hems, Sizes 3 to 6x. 
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Floyd Starr, director of Starr Commoh-|and fashion show given by the Southern 
wealth for Boys in Albion, reviewed the| Oakland County Auxiliary to Starr Common- 
work of the organization with Mrs. R, B.| wealth Thursday at Cranbrook. Mrs. Lang 
Fehr of Royal Oak (left) and Mrs.Samuel| was general chairman for the event and Mrs. 
J. Lang of Pledsant Ridge at the benefit tea| Fehr was patrons chairman. nL I RE i TELE, EA A NE ETO 
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10 to 20, 1414 to 2414 greatly reduced to 
2 dresses for $10.88... Buy now and 
save $$$$$. = , as : “Foreign intrigue” 
Trench Coats for 
boys 4 to 12. Navy 
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And with all of the signs ahead indicating an even’more 
tremendous growth of Oakland County in the future, it’s 
particular timely that we once again point to our past 
policies that resulted in so many: satisfied Pontiac 
customers— ‘Quality, Fine Workmanship, and Complete 
Co-operation Come First.”   
  - Work Now in Progress 
” Preatis Cadillac Sales 
Ferndale Co-op Credit Union 
Rund Cadillac Sales 
Terminal Properties 
Warehouse 
Reska- Splinet- Co. 
Modern Industrial Engineering 
Margolis Automotive Sales 
LaSalle Tool Co. . 
Jim Russel Office Building Dr. Ross Clinic 
Walled Lake High School 
Wing Lake Elementary School 
Walnut Lake School 
Oakley Park School / 
Sashabaw Elementary School 
Clarkston Elementary School 
Andersonville School 
Russ Dawson Ford Agency commercial within the building past year, 
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made with country butter, pure milk 
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  “iT Seld-by Following Dealers Nationalist China Critic and the United States not to|{ big, fast lena, high-speed new 
_|Removed From Position | sovereignty brought by the threat 
governor. . tack against our nation—an attack 
He résigned as governor of For. so ‘massive that our ability ultim- 
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LAND CAMERA 
Amer- The newest end finest of the famed picture- 
land, sea and air forces under in-a-minute cameras , 
‘on May 18 to frame Eisenhower's |" Sen. Potter's office are (1. to r.) Janet Jahn, Dick Perry, Sen. <7 seat thal, alt ether. comets The oid Pa ‘ 
: said, “Kt would be suicidal for Cam photography ... in a camera that puts at your command a brings you the magic of 60 second 
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hydrogen wa . job with of atomic and warfare.” picture-in-e-minute camera that can tackle any } 
He said it was questionable results equal to those of the finest conventional cameras. 
charged recently that Nationalist | now mount an attack of such in-|| Thousands of business users — salesmen, purchasing agents, 
China L re-| tensity and scope that our ability maintenance departments, real estate firms, banks, and many 
lieved of his last official job | % retaliate would be eliminated.”|] gehers — find that it pays them to use this sensational new 
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Me. Clemens and Mills ‘St. ‘Downtown Across From. Post. Office       
       
     
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  colored plastic @ishes. Use them te serve candy, nuts, cereals, seup, ete. 
will make excellent planters, tee. And, of course, you'll use them 
agein and egein to serve TASTEE-FREEZ, 
America’s shost popular fresen 
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Tastee Freez a 
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467 Auburn Ave. Keego Harbor 
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which gives your car that 
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will last one full year or 
longer. Easitty applied, 
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‘THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS,’ FRIDAY, ‘APRIL 80, 1954      ri ‘ 
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: ao divided nation with Re- mand” in Tokyo, Japan. 
Dem Fascinated 
by GOP's Row Mitchell Says Someone 
Lied in Schine Case, 
and Not a Democrat   
  ity i 
| Army-McCarthy . hearings ‘“‘fasci- 
nating, watching all this on TV, 
/wondering what is the secret of 
Schine’s success and wondering 
which Republican, or Republicans, 
| will turn out to be the liar, or 
| Wars.” 
,_ “We know,” he said, ‘‘somebody 
| tied and it-was nota Democrat} 
| Contending Republicans are 
| ‘playing politics’’ with the nation's 
foreign affairs, he said: 
' “To our friends abroad, America 
| does not appear as a calm, serene 
land sure of our strength and con- 
fident in our leadershtp, Instead 
it appears as a quarrelsome, sus- 
| publican energies being spent in 
| charging Democrats with treason 
| and, when they run out of Demo- 
| crats, saying the same — things 
; about one another.”’ 
Lions Selling Light Bulbs 
'to Boost Eye Campaign - 
| WATERTOWN, N. Y. (UP)—The 
local Lions Club is undertaking a | 
| campaign with the slogan, ‘The | 
| Sight You Save May Be Your | 
| Own.” 
Club members are selling light | 
bulbs for the benefit of its sight | 
|conservation fund. The proceeds | 
‘from the sale will g> toward ex- | 
|penses of eye examinations and | 
[mit ot for school students who |   
  might not otherwise be able to pay 
the costs. 
| By selling the bulbs in packages 
| of 11 each, purchasers will be able 
| to save a few pennies on each buy 
  OR 3-908! 
  jand at the same time help the 
| cause.   
  
3 Studebakers make clean sweep in America’s 
STUDEBAKERS BETTER ENGINEERING WINS ~ THE'S4 MOBILGAS RUN 
fe etl Bip, 
           
     
         
  
Firat in the Grand Sweepstakes! 
First of all cars in actual gas 
mileage! Firet of ‘all overdrive 
cars! First of all automatic drives! 
Duplicates of the Studebaker ahead of the parade... .it gets you 
Mobiigas Run winners are avail- more when you trade! a 
DAVIS MOTORS. P. North Main Street 
-_ ROCHESTER, MICHIGAN 1954 Studebaker now! It puts you 
WALLED LAKE, MICHIGAN Ss tonghest soonomy tect! 
y fe ¥ 
The 1954 Studebeker 
; Land Cruiser V-8 got 
| ett eo 4 any Sweepstakes winner 
iS - — ia history! 
It beat afl other eights 
“- ja the Rua—and al 
sixes except the '54 
Studebaker Champion! 
The Champion with 
Overdrive got 29.58 
‘miles per gallon! 
  
  
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Preview Showing 
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«s WRIGLEY’S In The Tel-Huron Shopping Center — 
Telegraph Rd. at Huron 
‘No Merchandise will Be Sold during this. 
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ain ck ‘Gardening Club Tulip Time Silver Anniversary ette ; : : a Y 12-15, Incl 
Se rai er re a IN HOLLAND, MICHIGAN NAY 125, nce = ——— Plans Workshop \ ee 0) = p a 20°. jh Bi 2-Day Session Begins . Mey 12, 7 wale 
en LINTON ety in Pavilion cad aerien, Metled USA. 
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  The workshop is sponsored by 
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Garden, Lawn, Shrubs, Mowers, 
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TURKEYS: BABY CHICKS   
    
10 te It a.m, He will discuss 
selection of a site for a garden, 
sei] and methed, of impreving 
garden soil. 
Edmond W.. Alchin, Oakland 
County agricultural agent,” will| 
demonstrate methods used jn test- 
ing soils from 11 a.m. to noon. 
In afternoon sessions, beginning | 
at 1:30 p.m., planting cnd care of 
annuals, biennials and perennials 
‘will be discussed, as will the selec- 
| tion of shrubs and trees for the    
   
      
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BARBER'S FEED STORE   
Complete Line of TORO - 
| POWER MOWERS 
: : home garden. . 
! Kelly’s Hardware | rnursany morning, vr. Ray 8665 Highlond Rd., M-59 OR 3-9162 
3994 Auburn at _Adoms | Janes. of Michigan State College,   
      FE 2-8811 wil speak on “tnscet ond 
Control.” 
  
  Following his 10-11:30-a.m. talk, | 
‘he and Chapman will conduct a) 
| half-hour general quceten period. |   SCOTT. We have appointed dealer | 
    
  : in the Pontiac A # the From 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. seed) APPLE BLOSSOM TIME—It may seem to be rushing things to- should be with us within the next 30 days. So console yourself. Take 
| a —“ “ | sowing demonstrations will be giv- | publish this picture now. But after the gray days of April we thought ja long look, and next time you pull on your rubbers and raincoat, SEED and FERTILIZER ; 8 in T | en. House plants will be the topic | outlooks may be brightened by remembering that scenes like this |remember: Apple blossom time really isn't too far off. 
| of the 2:30-3:30 p.m. session. ViIGORO 
Mrs. W. L. Shaffner, committee | : | 
: PET chairman, has suggested that those Shop Foster's tor 
PRODUCTS | oped Lowel pary GARDEN and LAWN TOOLS and a pencil. Coffee will be avail- a e a as er 1 
tee LS ee | FOSTER'S : mee ° ‘ 
Licensed for sale by the public. SPORTING GOODS 
By WILMA GREENWAY sequent crop ” faeres. moatasky | shade for the new grasses, ts {ket to hold weed-killing sctution, | 
What's the prospect for Pontiac | blue grass is on the scarce list. not recommended for re-seeding. _The bottom of the tube is placed 
| dames says shaded lawn areas (over any broadleaf weed (dande- 
Soar oa 5) tes the | anaes Gerad eee oreo | can be improved by spreading | lion, buckthorn, burdick. etc.), the. tow! boned telescope heii There's al agricultural time every ether (plunger is depressed and. presto, Well, an informal canvass of  “Hling. easier. There's also a new | The time will kill moss. | the weed has received its lethal | . ; : | potting arrangement that's helping | yun. 
P bursery and commercial growers | to cut costs. Jacobsen's tells of a new car. | Treatment. | 
— that i voy a showed all were enthusiastic about! ajorig with information on prices | toM-type package which eliminates! William Conway of Pontiac Nurs- | 
calVohnmibr bee’ ero | the quality of this year's plants and products, florists dropped a one handling operation for an- ery Co. near Romeo, says a new fag bushels tougher than last year has { nuals such as petunias and mari- ©ash-and-carry retail sales lot has and the public response, as re--few hints that. might be worth | 1651) SOUTH TELEGRAPH 
Phone FE 2-3559 
Mon., Sat. 9-9; Sun. 9-2 380 SOUTH SACINAW 
Phone FE 4-9252 
8:30-6; Fri. 
LAWN SEED 
PEET MOSS State of Michigan 
. Further Details next week 
rete bee a & Government Plans 
GARDEN GARDEN suPPLiES } More Grain Space Fermerty Ditie Feed Store | 
1 Block Nerth of Johnsen | 
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  | given a push to administration | ; enabled him to cut prices this - . | passing on to the home gardener.’ golds and vegetable plants. Because | C and P vicoro 
LET ME | plans to find more storage. | ected a ot | Just. about now the beautiful | of it, customers get 14 plants where | Year on his shrubs and evergreen AGRICO VERTECREEN 
SHOW you } At a national conference at Prices will remain substantial- Easter lily the children bought, formeriy they got 12, with no in- "ees. Sacco RECAL ORGANIC 
HOW YOU CAN ADD (= pag ci . ele | ly the same as last year, with | Bove tl LoS | Russell D. McNeil, whose Certified Seed Potatoes * f ilization ce official sai e ‘ ” 
io” ° Some A new ‘walking stick’ tube sursery is at Clarkston, reports 
$1,000.00 “Or More | tee! in the USDA that our ap | — oo with a plunger top is on the mar-| some shortage of golden syringa POSTS and FENCES 
be the Vitus | proach should be very positive— | creases in individual varieties. | “| and rebud. McNeil has a trick For All Purposes 
not negative. Our job is to take Grass seed will be more ex- | ’ with lily balbs that he claims 
et Your Home | care of grain producers as the law | pensive, due hed drought and sub- ‘Now the Time brings goed results. PONTIAC VARNISH CO. PAINTS — CL ohedenee ——— 
Lek ate se Vine Crops Due 
for PlantingNow more grain space. 
Another 200 million bushe 
Start Melton, Cuke and 
Squash Seeds in Berry     tark Bros. World's 
PRUIT TREES. 
VINES, ROSES and 
other Ornamentals. Fee obliga- He plants the bulbs in a tipped 
position, rather than upright. This to Get Pictures 
_| Permits water to drain, rather ‘of Flowers than being trapped in the separa- 
Here are some gardening tips tions of the bulb, and ee 
and reminders..for the coming | rot. 
| week: | Finally, there was a general | 
Don't let the bulbs and other agreement that the gay geranium | 
spring blooms fade before getting | | will continue to get scarcer and | 
some pictures of the garden—color | | costlier. due to a virus which has | 
is almost as easy as black and. attacked the plant over the ae 
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it crowds out weeds   
bushels of storage space built on 
| farms: | mother aren has dropped its 
| last woebegone bloom.   ple al llr 
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Good housekeeping practices in 
poultry houses will - automatically Boxes, Says Ag Agent P gpcbbvess: its death too seriously. 
you bury it with the proper look at in the winter, but help | 
Me peaaeeg Oe garden eet year. | If you have a healthy plant. it! 
might be a good idea to ae 
your own cuttings. Here's how Get beautiful permanent turf, so thick and healthy it 
crowds out w All you need 1s reasonable care and 
  | reduce the rat population on your; With peas. onions. head lettuce, earcuai it will bloom again in s ® Golf Brand ay Seed, It’s the only blend of 11 different Take about a four-inch cutting 
  
    
  
  
  
      
        
  
      eed | farm. cabbage and radishes in or going ee pristine beauty this fall. Last tall for broadcasting lark- | from a top branch of your geran- perennial grasses, all specially chusen to thrive in this” in soon, the next step for Oakland | ere's what Charles Copper- spur and annual poppy seeds. | ium. For best results use root- climate. Grows in sun or shade, on level or grade. There 
M Ww \ | County Gardeners comes with smith of Pearce Floral Co. rec- * ing powder and root the plant in | are always some grass@s at peak of growth to keep vour 
OWMASTER Power Mowers planting the vine families, says ommends: = Most handy vegetable seeds can” clean, sharp sand or vermiculite. - re sparkling green all season long (Golf 
. Edmond W. Alchin. county agricul. | Cut the plant off at three or | 20 into the ground—provided the | Plant in soil when roots appear. 5 rand goes further. costs less. Plant it now! 
TRIPLE M TILLERS with tural agent four inches above the pot, re. ground is dry enough to take them. | Good results, are reported {oo i SS met FREE 2.4-D WEED KILLER in toolf 
Power Attachments -“If you plan on watermelon.| moving the flowering stems. | °* |simply by placing the cutting in ——| Brand Weed Control Kit! Get sree $1.15 
muskmelon, cucumbers or small| Plant it im the garden plot, and | Take a walk in the woods and | water at room temperature and | bh p | etue Weed filler (Gestiovs) moet broad: vp LANDSCAPE Evergreens, Roses, | squash now is a good time to plant water jt well. New shoots will | look for wild flowers. But restrain keeping it in a window. yawn o08 yh oe a ane an 
| your seeds in quart berry boxes; 80m appear. | an impulse to pick them or try to el Ro ae Shade Trees, Shrubs, Etc. for transplanting later on to get! After it blooms this fall, cover | ‘Tansplant them into your own — 75 Years — Seidyens.- he paesh eae FERTILIERS SEEDS an early crop.” Alchin advises. i. six to eight inches deep with ther = talk sees PONTIAC NURSERY +4 _ _ — 
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GARDEN TOOLS cach tm berry boxes in ood loam |1lies again next Faster can be simulated. the odds ate | pone WtCHGAN GOLF BRAND LAWN SEED . oe your edn Panes If the Easter plant was a hvya- scala their surviving. East 32 Mile Road NORTHRUP, KING & CO., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. A Complete Garden Store | trom Lj = cinth, tulip or daffodil you can; J Ue © Visit us for a complete line of = : 
them where there plenty @f | ave it. too. Don't bury it. though.| Thin rows of earty fettuce “and ae weer? oe       
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grow tall or spindly. need room to ex- Water it for one month after the radishes. 
‘blooms have fallen off, then let pand. 
“Later on when danger of frost, it dry in the pot. Wait until fall to * * * 
its past. the complete box can be transplant it in your garden. Look | Starting the long mowing season 
| transplanted to the garden, then for blossoms next spring with the lawn equipment in prime 
cut away for further root develop- | From Harold“James comes: a! condition — blades sharp‘ and ad- 
| ment in the garden itself. few ideas to help your lawn. He justed to a proper height of not 
“In addition to planting inside it as ae aw ee for | | less than an inch and a half from 
|i now time to purchase seeds for | 144 fica See . lue grass | the ground. - | 
some of the other crops from Your | seas. =e hay oY ~ | 
\garden,” Alchin adds F ; — over the ae — | | - or new lawns, he advises q |'™A4Xke plans on what you wi | 
: lee ome pcs of plante_and| salxture of 30 per cent Kentucky | With in the spots now handsome | = 
the feet of row per person for your | lue grass, 20 per cent fescue, fwith the blooms 6f the éarty bulbs; 
20 per cent red top and 30 per | including wlips. Annuals, of course, 
cent annual rye. The rye gives They   a ee arma ~ 
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} | Cabbage, 6 plants...,.... 12 ft | 
Z }Carrots . ceseces: te pat. 1601 
‘ | ®weet Corn ‘eariy).....-«- ta lb. 28 ft 
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| Tomatoes, 16 piants..,.,. 40 ft 
| Radishes, 4 plants. ...4.. Tpkt. 12 ft. 
    
  
      
      
   
      
             
     
    
      
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Garden [os Ings at the Nocesan Horticultural 
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of AGRICULTURAL LIME 
at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES 
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once: Cows Work Overtime: «For sale or rent — wheel- 
barrows, chain saws, ro- Chicks will be gvenout ona afin come—first served basis— 
— Get here early while the supply: Jasts — Adults only! _ 
. Refreshments Served Throughout the Day. | 
tary ~titfers, garden trac: Spread = Your Farm by One zeal aa See or Call Us Today! ors, centrifugal pumps, [/soman"and end ie med i Our Giant, Efficient Trucks. i lichenaicd ; _ Concrete mixers, electric Jf! States — 119 billion pounds. They a : 3 : Sa saws, electric hammers. ‘hadn't done that well since 1945, . . a i , 
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  County but the | and advice. materials are there nevertheless. Besides supplies 
noi igaree are usually good sources of information    BIRMINGHAM | 
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By JOE HAAS 
While it has been a feature of 
Oakland County farming ever since 
the white men first came here, 
dairying in recent years has be- 
come an important part of local 
agriculture. 
‘ In the early years every farmer 
m*'\had only a cow or two, mostly 
= .| depending on the size of his fam- 
ily. All he desired them to do was 
such an essential food as at pres- 
ent. In most homes it was placed 
in shallow pans in the basement, 
and when the cream rose to the 
top it was skimmed off to- be- 
churned into butter. The children 
got the skimmed milk, and the 
buttermilk went to the hogs. 
Churning ‘Cream was a tedi- 
ous process. Most farmers had 
'erock churns in which wooden 
| ladles were pumped up and down     die-cast aluminum LAWN or > til the 
BOY Rotary Power Mower} sana pip ess slice tak 
that trims to within 3/8-inch ter, usually not more than two or | 
of obstructions. The inset left| three pounds at a churning. 
front wheel and trim slot (see} The salt was distributed into 
| ter. This was done by passing a housgwife alse “haired” her but- 
| table fork through it in all diree- ‘the matter of selling the milk itself 
produce the milk and butter Por his | 
| ‘by hand for any period up to an | 
  4 Local Dairying Grows Into Big Industry tiens, to catch any cow hairs or 
other foreign matter that might 
have lodged in it. Good smelling 
butter was eagerly sought. 
There was no refrigeration, and 
never was considered by most 
farmers. Milkmen in Pontiac and | 
other cities and villages got their 
supply from nearby farmers, and | 
ladied it from a can into con- 
tainers put out by their customers.-} 
Farmers paid but little attention 
to good breeding among their 
The coming of artifical refriger- 
ation revolutionized the milk busi-‘ 
ness. Together with other modern 
methods, it became possible to 
treat milk so. it could be hauled 
long distances and still be kept 
fresh.. The advent of the trucking 
age also was a prominent con- 
tributing feature. 
Home churning thus was discon- 
tinued. Most farmers commenced 
to sell their entire milk production, 
with the exception of that needed 
for home consumption. They be- 
came butter buyers instead of 
butter sellers. 
The development of the silage 
  
. _ 'Trees Classed as Weeds 
Poor Choices tor Shade   
By WILLIAM AHO 
Parks and Recreation Dept. 
Selection of species, planting 
and care are the three points to 
be given most consideration to   
  insure success in shade tree 
planting. 
Choosing the spécies is the first 
{ point to consider. 
Pontiac residents 
should 
maples, box elders, Chinese elms. 
catalpa and ail and 
willows are considered weed 
species. 
They tend to break in sterms, 
Glog sewers and raise and crack. 
sidewalks. The little extra 
money spent for a good shade 
tree is cheaper in the long run. 
The protection of your shade   
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‘When. you have selected the 
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We Need Used Trucks. Trade In That 
Used Truck on an “A-1I” Guaranteed 
Used Car or a New Car. method of feeding came into use 
at about the same time. The new 
tall round silos appeared on most | 
every farm, and the converting of 
corn into milk commenced in Oak- 
land County on a large scale. 
The big increase in population 
in this area and in the Detroit 
metrepditan district supplied a 
machines were intro- = 
beefed off, and the raising of top 
milk producers started. Herds 
grew from a few cows up to 100 
or more, some crowding the thou- 
sand mark. 
Health authorities kept telling 
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pace. They have the meatoce ME! Nash Ambassador 4-Door, 00 tne - 
tnd ther good paste land and | with Bed ........ beeeees 125 ‘49 Keiser 4Door ............ 199 
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al -anh l ‘49 Cadillac 4-Door ......... 999 ‘46 DeSoto.4-Door........... . 199 
mail shipping ayn ‘51 Ford Victoria ........... 799 ‘46 Olds 2-Door............. . 199 
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Yes, happy are they that head for the \ villa 
Inn, for it is just like a spring tonic for 
good food served to perfection. So drive 
out and be pleasantly surprised. 
69 Parkview Blvd. 
Y cor. M-24 and Clarkston-Orion Rd. 
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MARILYN WEBB 
“ROCKY SULLIVAN “ Golden Voiced Singer 
‘PLUS ; 
ALVIN WALLS 
and His Ebony Sophisticats 
BIG JAM SESSION - TUESDAY NIGHT 
With Alvin Walls Orchestra'& Parade of Musicians   
       
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1 Short Block West of Huron Street 
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drive . . . or whenever you 
want to give someone 
a special dining treot . . 
visit WILKINS . . . serving 
wonderful meals for over 
32 years in Michigon’s 
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FAMILY PORTRAIT—There’s no doubt about family resem- 
blance as Christopher, week-old camel in London Zoo, makes public 
appearance with mother, Peggy. 
  
* Beck, before leaving for Wash- 
_ington,_declined-to discuss the top- 
Hold Meeting: Of the meeting, Neither Lewis 
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KEN DURIE Pepaiar Comedy MC 
BABE SMITH ~ | JAM SESSION —Sunday— 
Featuring the Parade . 
ob Cuet Stem ttf RENE SAVAGE Dancer 
_AVON INN   Toad Fridey & Seturdey 
10:00 & 12:30 
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Lebsters and Sea Food $ 
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~ Luncheon. 
Dinner ° 
Cocktail Party 
Banquet - 
Meeting 
        7] GEORGE MARKS 
| \JERRI McKAY z _ ‘Lovely ‘Singer Ot Songs | John L. Lewis of the independent 
United Mine Workers and David 
iJ. McDonald of the CIO United 
Steelworkers. Labor Leaders   
  raf fir MIDGET BAR 
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Beck Calls McDonald °™™™ . . . 
and Lewis to Chicago;| Beck told a reporter he did not 
Merger Hinted come ar lovely Lows aad Me. : . | Donald to join, the American Fed-   . WASHINGTON ® — The presi-| eration of Labor. However, in an Seats ot Bees of Re netiene EO | adicces leet wight st 5 conierence 
labor unions meet today to discuss of his union, he said: 
'|ways their organizations* ‘ean be |, “I not only want the CIO to join 
-l|of assistance to each other.” the AFL in a common labor or- 
  
  ‘Announcement of the meeting by | ganization, I also want the United 
Union in Chicago last night brought | dent organizations .. . . and I 
tion a Ttig tuber’ merger | would uilie every resource af my 
Beck said he would meet with | bringing that about." 
In announcing today’s meeting, 
SQUARE planned to “exchahge views on 
. how our three organizations can 
the rumor that Beck intended to 
invite Lewis and McDonald into 
There have been recurring ru 
mors that Beck, Lewis and Mc- 
a third labor federation in opposi- 
tion to’the AFL and CIO. but Beck Dave Beck of the AFL Teamsters | Mine Workers and other indepen- 
in the outs. Scommand to aid and assist in 
Beck told the conference they 
be of assistance to each other.” 
nani | George Meany, AFL president. 
told a Teporter in Washington he 
knew “nothing whatever” about 
the AFL. 
Donald were thinking of forming 
last night praised the AFL organ- 
with the CIO joining the AFL. “‘un- 
til our own AFL and the organiza- 
tions within it have reached pro- 
cedures of operation that will 
make that unity possible.” 
DANCING Saturday Night 
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2 P. M. ‘til 12 Midnite 
Joe Specializes in 
Chicken Pizza Pie and quelity food to 
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PHONE FE 33-7396 * 
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1038 W. Huron i]. Dixie Hwy., Waterford 
  Chicken Dinner 
SUNDAY 12-9 
  
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Over-City on May Day Held, OO Wed . Hayden Comes |\AN i Ec :\' 
“zone cr mtn | in Separate Rites [to the Defense ||), | MESA MIME ER oa, a4 pie 4 ; 3 . x? . é aE a “ oe = 
bel Set tec | wismcron «teat wie (Of Eccentrics’ || Hinders SUM ~ || poems — | ——e chy from Tat, to 2 pam. | Jacki Cineen: ten teen tit. wea ee ee | A AN TAI : 
measure , : YWOOD @—Sterling Hay- i : ” - 
WORLD-WIDE ACCL teagan ar at Gar, ad ine Sarhate| acu totay come to the detener of Businessmen Hoping 
E oe wy sive handbilis.. However, the pro-| agency employe, in @ ‘ceremony lr dre breed in Holly-| for Partial Recovery 
| ~ __“Diatingulahed . hibition applies’ to all flights, com-| performed by “Municipal Court | —— 1. During Mo _~ oman or 
mercial as well as private. ~~ | Judge Thomas C. Scalley _yester- ak pee, eee ee oot Y es 
: day. 31 had been mar- to~ toss--his-ego- around: He’s-as + CHICAGO @-.~-_April threw. oe 
wedding for Miss Kraus, 26. nage ar pri eg engecarnger pose ig Hall venll sony neti ciieadieamies 
5 Across the fiver in’ Arlington, | pictures in the past 2% years. His| wit try to regain’a hitle of the 
5 &| Va., band leader Horace Heidt, 52,| latest is, “Suddenly” with Frank So ees a 
A aj married Mrs. Lorraine E. Burton, | Sinatra. —Lepees —_ phat ; 
: T £| tyom Los Angeles. It was See one | ene worked af every stndio/ sad May signpesta for the nation |} 
‘ = ; s seen his share : 
$ de ROCHEMONT H H ond marriage for each, , || of temperament. Some of it he Ag whole, rather than for just |] ""¥ gTAKE + NADER « - , 
! ' or any other one region. at kan Fo tng, = . ead | | 
: | . . rt 1 ceremony was performed | likes, some he doesn't. For many industries—tike steel ks a 
Martin uther t H tate Canin Peete | oie we sist for belch be wall gp eae ee ae Ce 6 6 Ce. ——e 
| | Ya ——— | Steenson, also united in marriage|he had meant to look up “tem-| year cline ith starten, Sheet al@ © “@ @¢ 88 @¢ 8 « @¢ ene °° 6 UF 
}  pualhiadis ton Renerveties Ser ated shpwr, sash Ber-| hove aos nd Os April brought a revival of business, . mam. | | 
: | Wee © Fl Sic. rusmerelt. Zi af Encina|'e: “tho peculiar tneetal ond phye-| the” texttces toed tee / pone “inp ae 
STARTING TIME of RICE Suaneanse = Calif ical character of an 7 Egiarytstarwor ih / going — . a 
“MARTIN LUTHER” —PRICES—— WANT — Teet would support Hayéew's| tment dockage ae. fT 
FRIDAY 7:25 — 9:35 This Engagement Only: ANTED TO BUY || Woman Bandit Flees Mam: wal “eamnauk to see / ‘> 
. SASATURDAY— | | Adults... .1.10 Inc. Tax ||] USED MAGAZINES || Without Taking Loot - | acquired a bad connotation in Hol wae — £1 
J 4:00 - 6:10 - 8:20 - 10:30 | | Children. .25¢ Anytime | We Se — jokes DENVER @ — Frightened and| 70%” be remerised, “1. don't Merchants are counting on a C ° 
a Piper’ cote: A ea Gees g wes eee ee ee ee ee St eee 6 \ ° ae 
: ape s Magazine Outlet |) robber asked her intended victim ways remember a foreword Clif-| dollars in the nation..as a whole. Vlow e : 
. be ave. ve 4-000 I) Mrs. Evelyn Gracey, 30, to nent | On Fadiman wrote for ‘Moby Despite the toll fromi loss of over- ’ : 
NOTE: SATURDAY we will have a Kiddie Ce ace. cootenty in| Ok: te wuld thet Herman Meb-| time ty most workers, shorter | © - 
Matinee as usual at 1 P. M. TONIGHT call rocery last igh.” | thing fan eccentric im his Ie werployment for 8 size mun-| ® 3 4 
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Prices: Children 18c — Adults .40c wa aa aa te ee ee eat own the | Should not apply normal standards | sis have baad ase 0 4 Yee on : 
re sence MANNY'S "|=: a tstorie’ te samecne wie te| income tax cats increenee ke-| © . 
Martin Luther’ will not be shown during the — “But I need at mk ee eet los ae for many pereiets ant to = 
Kiddie Matinee, but will be shown starting 1B || uc, “mee ee a aoe persisted. iy | “And I think that. applies to al a lewerel OE & ‘oe 
at 4 P. M. Saturday! SULLY” of the Bisne I] race meet bs caeegh™ the aus rea Poet cn a ce nee en ee en ee * See. 
“You Can't Bect Manny's . Marge nga She turned anda raccoon for a pet or is going pada “ee Load Spence a af 
Fer Fes" * Tl streaming down ot with tears) through analysis. To me he’s a| ones. Interest rates on sai aoe © cers & iota Reman Wynn «Jems ; 
—_ —— great actor. He can take a part easing and May’ oat oe = ss ete: < 
: and act the heck out of it. For , = ae ' 
idle money waiting for borrowers.| 9 @ 
s my dough, he can be a 
| my ¢ —_* can be as eccentric age and jfnance companies : e 
- t in May the customers; @ , 
“Bette Davis is another. She ill ste t 
Comedy—“Happy Go Lucky” ; | Seaplane ice se = ee ee mad enough, she'll blow her cork.| _ The total of savings has risen eo, 
Cartoon “Car of Tomorrow” CAMPUS] .Dencns,'° pes, But she’s a wonderful gal, and| despite the business dip. Merchants [ | 
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Our Gang Comedy—“Spooky Hooky” | ounat'smeazivcr] pee" rete ie [SeamcsSatene ere || "The fist time T heard Mario | Oe spent—when consumers” get| @ “VICKI" Sterts, ot: 1:00-4:20-7:39 
; 6 Tues., Fri., : res Lanza sing, F said, ‘This around to ing it. “ : 
Cartoon—“Roote Toot Toot” ues., Fri., Sat. | —come oe — ome | Thurs., Sot., Sum. |) oo it.’ 1 didn't care how Coyle Building tapping key Starts Sunday: Martin & Lewis “The Stooge,” Also “Tropic Zona” @ 
PLUS _———— I r,s nine l"oat ows] ante ents tame |@ © _@_@ 6 O00 w 8 8 8 88 “Then there’s Sinatra. He's sup- | °®° mark, with only public ca ~ i 
CHILLS AND W posed to be temperamental, bat ing dropping much. Businessmen Doors Open 10:45 A.M, —— LAST TIMES TODAY ——— 
esurerere EG? m on his side. He ha ‘ir plant and eq t ex- 
fy CHUCKLES: ike ence trap. Hes nme treason plans as around as year's Strand “eae SO 
é | fic ~ches in this pi aq | level. Yet contracts f - * 
ON THE DRIVE.IN THEATER fick speeches in this picture—wild| struction are lower than 8 year . — = So 
vue SAST LA. He , — ‘t always get all the words | 92° oeceting that labor-saving 2 : 
ees t, but gets the meani "| tools and machinery rather” tha | 
61D KIDS 2» Cor. Willioms Lk.-Airport Rds. Box Office Opens 7:00 }/ And there's a certain sincerity new factories are getting the big STARTS SATURDAY — ON OUR GIANT SCREEN! 
1E8 GORCEY - MUNTZ WALL - BOBBY JORDAN “ a= || 82out the guy that comes through.” | PMY TOW. oe a ng | 
BELA LUGOS! ~ AVA GARDNER : | DMM MGM BM, 00 with via. plane 1 building cre | eee ee 
FRIDAY & SATURDAY! \ Sow Lake Theater | iscatee wert plant me beer ( 
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> nm Technicolor with ‘that May will 
Ph. FE 4 61 : See te i. Burt Lancaster and % modest pickup in poss el ae 
— \ 0 Jean Rice \ Some of ‘the textile mills that 
— “aa8 SHIRLEY TEMPLE | “San Antoine” closed down for a while in April 
THEATRE NE 4 \ With Rod C \ hope thereby to have corrected 
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      names hopefuls | the infield expected to be ed school with a sportsman 
Bo are te eee “En perhane the| pecked with more than 100,000 po i eg vena AO 
‘Yichest of all derbies. : spectators. The mile and a quarter || Sy tt Ge tip four 
* 8 @ classic will be televised from 4 to ball trophy. 
Few sporting events can match | 4:45 p.m. and broadcast from 4:15 }- Vocal solos were sung by Ruth 
the derby in color and this year is to 4:45 by Columbia Broadcasting Bamford Toastmaster was a 
~. jy exception. The Downs itself is a | System. sistant superintendent William H. 
thing of beauty with its multiple = 22% __| Schroeder. 
colored flowers and plants and Showers were forecast for today | 
closely cropped grass. rs ates cae iN Dj hi 
and are dec- | promised a : f f nrg stores are gaily = eld of 22 — rong ‘AIC Ing 
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    Hart was selected as the cut- 2 oe : . Banonis cited CHICAGO U—Ohio State's un 
—— win in as many bouts during PROBABLE STARTERS—Among the shorter-priced betting ~ Ae Wieghots the hands of the San Francisce | beaten Buckeyes have their trio 
_g? ; — ar midh't feel happier.”’ Hart i" Saturday's rich Kentucky Derby are these 5 thoroughbreds. From the 2nd choice on the odds board; Goyamo; Fisherman, Determine and/ ters carly in the 1952 season 88 | of shutout pitchers ready to pro 
Pontiac orse said after he was presented the left are Hasty Road, winner of this week's Derby Trial and probablé | Correlation, likely favorite in the classic. | turning. point of that season. | 1+ the Big Ten baseball lead in 
trophy. won i : Lions bounced back to té fer . three home games at Columbus title and defeated is wack ond 
: one is tops,” he added. the Cleveland Browns for Nathacsars (i) eeu te 
Ins €d e ms SS rv r i I or Ist NFL crown since 1935. Buckeyes’ home stand today with 
England entry which in turn ga ; Last fall, Detroit swept past the | a single game and Wisconsin (0-1) 
| | > ensure weath- | has le major - All a tame have ; 5 WASHINGTON @®— The game on the league-leading Chi-, been rained out te go along with | der yet to learn some four Then the | morrow. av 
Leo Metz’ Scotty Hal ee a er and scheduled-stalled Detroit|cago White Sox. The Sox’ lead| two open dates. \league baseball facts of life —|Lions were beaten by the Phila-| single games today and twin bills 
= try was cut to a half game when they Manager Hutchinson has come ‘that it's work as well as fun to delphia Eagles in their final exhi- tomorrow. . 
again tonight in a game with | fell to the New York Yankees 54 | ou; to say, incidentally, that he | ay in the | hte State 4 the Big Ten 
Washington Senators. Tonight's Detroit-Washington con- is now mildly concerned over Jors. . i e k ago by 
At the seme time Hutch fig- Brief Reports ing three consecative 
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  Stan Fite Out of action for four days run-|test sets the stage for a possible | young Billy Hoeft. , 
Hazel Park, Pontiac's Leo Metz| geraid, Buffalo, N. Y. “| ning, manager Fred Hutchinson's | extraordinary pitching accomplish-| It appears the youthful lefthan-! ures Billy will catch on soon. 
brought in ‘a big winner in the| "139 pound class—Rsbert Shel. |S>"anq the Senators open a two | "Ned Garver isthe elite From Majors | of Dick Finn, Hal Northrop and 
° L Paul , game series in Griffith Staduum. |choice. He'll be going after his | J) C E Z NEw YORK) o- Arcud Qs) eS 
Calif. Yesterday's off-day was ot I both should win, that would, : 1mimna 10 a 5 y. Peay aoa parca gree in 1953 behind co-champions Mich+ 
race. 165 pound class—Donald McCray.| some help to the touring Tigers, make seven straight and would be| LONDON @—The yearly Davis | ing role when it turned up with a Mand nave the pitch. ‘82 and Dimois. Finn has worked 
si : however. They backed into ex- the Ist time in a long, long while Cup merry-go-round gets under former Wimbledon champion on the start of the see- in 39 1/3 innings for the entire 
Heaveyweight class — Reuben) itive possession of tad place |that any two Tiger pitchers did way again today with 14 nations its squad. This is Bob Falkenburg, with the experts that |season and has a 18 earned run 
Vargas, San Francisco. when Baltimore beat Washington | anything like it. playing opening matches in the former Chicagoan, now a Brazilian punch But Willie Jones | #verage. Northrop has 19 in 2 
‘sif 2-1. This Detroit a half Detroit European Zone tennis elimina-| businessman, who won the All- z been | innings and Dick Masters, the 
7 é : cate . eS ti —_ | English crown back in 1948 while Torgerson have been | hubs No. 1 relief pitcher, has 1.3 Son and Hadacall. F ct Fi game hold on the runnerap spot. | back inte action for the ist time "S: | aioe tat ing through. club's No. 1 reliet pi : : 
: acts, Figures haus Gaay came oe playing out of America, “All Willie had to do was remem-| Michigan State also is unde- 
. At the same time the Tigers. | since its last Te y ae The summer-long series is to | s s . ngs =e told feated. After blanking Northwest- 
had a fine start!| On 80th Derby without lifting a bat, gained a half! Iast Sunday. Two games |determine challengers for the big) Today Brazil plays Switzerland Neill. “T don’t expect |erm a week ago 40. Spartans 
trot-| LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 30 @— : ietcrmationsl SSDAY Rich ee re ee ae ae cae Say | Nill to tay oxound the, 400 smerk, | inred\s >3 tied in 13 iemtegs with 
ter, at the track. _ | Here are the facts and figures on Indian Club Names Regular Racing eae eo eee eee | Wolabeng: pany Erwin Bales. | but if he keeps around .285 or Sra aura before eo out 
. Season Opens _____Atuslly the competition is sl-| tra. The other singles pit: Brazil's |i) oe io® Dest thind Daseman in TTS Sr Stay attertemn TSincls 9-race program. This| Derby : Johns 1954 Prexy e pe ~ | most a closed corporation involv- Armando Vieira and Switzeriand’s e league. 
: opening = ing the United States and Ausfra- Paul Blondel. _ Purd -2) twice tomorrow. 
: at M-S9 Track : lia and the Aussies are threaten. | Other first round matches send | “® he es to, goa the bell ad a ves: 3 
racing season. ; _ nation and starting fees. . ganization has just named its offi- Pontiac Speedway will hold its ing to reduce it to a one-nation _ Monaco against Yugoslavia, the puf: hits.”’ a State; TMitmois - 
° (depending on number of start-| “~~ : Sunday afternoon. Qualifying be- . apa ja against) he New York Yankees probably ‘ews 
Al Andrews Given les). | thig week Don Johns was selected : European Zone with the winner | Ireland, Finland against Norway| ,.: be interested Bobby Rertnwecte   Zz 
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Superior, Wis., last night gained| Last year’s winner—Dark Star.| Other officers are vice presi-| ship, who won the special feature) Brazil leaped into the contend: | byes. stent ite reshdemcy.te « Sen Frem-|[se5- —_ 
a. unanimous decision over Sammy|~ Distance — One mile and one| ‘ent, William J, Dunseith; secre-|of last Sunday's “Open House” . ~~ | cisco hospital July, would be avail- Diamond Jim : | 
; emte. _ will be back to vie for ands Chief | able to the Yanks for only two . - 
feature bout at City Auditorium. |  Retord time—2 minutes 1 and|urer, Henry Merz. the points in the Land O'Lakes Cranbrook H Chiet Turner Lauds months. However, there is some Adds Glitter | 
i Andrews, weighing 151 to Mas-|25 seconds by Whirlaway in 1941.| The business session, at the Wal- — Association driver's compe-| Netters Fourth Setback W = {Yanks de the tomied to ate tO Derby Day . at 160,000 expected. | tition. ; re persua re | 
punches of the Pittsburgh fighter! Broadcast—Radio (CBS) at 4:15/ 47" Hotel. also included prelim! | jn addition to the qualifying |. Pontiac fiigh's | lenis, ace te Sse <u . : er 
and scored with hard body blows. | p.m. EST. nary discussions for the coming trials, a trophy dash, 5 heat races, dropped its 4th straight ra ea St e ady Eddie Army duty in Korea, until the end’ N’ Orleans Restaurant 
Referee Elmer~Brissett, of Bay| Television — (CBS) at 4 p. 2 fabing season. recall for the an Australian pursuit, semifinal and te or rane = — | of the baseball season. |) Man Wears $150,000 
City scored the fight 97-84 in An-| EST. nual “tournament” dinner feature race will be held. ‘o : ey ciee | . : : — ra) ’ 
drews’ favor; Judge Harold Otto : be set at a later conference. Sunday will be Children’s Day| Chiefs entertain Bay City Cen- soraet : yer bone It could be that the ‘old timers : Ensemble at. Race - 
of Saginaw had jt 96-77, and judge Ski r Win at the M-59 track and all childrén | tral today at Oakland Park. ching ist; Writer || who want a kid with i. ba ir| NEW ORLEANS, April 30 #— 
Harold anton ot begs saw it pper Jay vees New Spartan Foes under 12 years will be admitted; Summary: mini Cites Roe, Pennock clubs are a have stol yg The eld eed aid Botrortosareerd 
99-90 in favor t isconsin | “Waterford’s junior varsity base- eo) free when accompanied by adults. : PAT Sener Derby wi he winner 
; slugger. - : ball team won its 2nd straight| Michigan State football team 8) 4 bus-load from the Oakland Coun-| 7°"). Qos*tgg'©? “et Lowell Satieriee | wie oe aes bases already. And Johnny Temple| cle Saturday afternoon, but « good ' by defeating | will begin rivalries with two neWity Children’s Home’ will be the Larry’ Jerome ‘C) det, Bgaia Macadeng ORK —Jim Turner, ad gorarsigat-orer twice. year, | deal of the glitter will be in Chur- 
jor League Results ——_— a = guests of the Speedway. Poul “Dodye (C) def. Kent Mille (P). Veteran coach of the Yankees, and | they . 
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, ig Wit : _ ¢-6,| Clares Ed Lopat, the Yankee south-/ not only hag an 
ec a Prefer Lee Boteel (C)_fet. Bow Erd (P), 6-0 ye 0 ,_iniery li mond Jimmy” Moran will view 
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36 Titles for MSC © EAST LANSING (UP) — Michi-| g cit, amener Norm lave: Sui “rea| “T've never enjoyed watching | Pulpen judging by the way 
gan State Athletic Council, which| Wiersma-Kurt Lauckner (P), 6-0, 6-3. any ‘pitcher Mke I have t He 
Michigan State athletes have won | last week asked students why they em = 
Prebabts piven- | Snees playing 3% individual national collegiate | wanted coed cheer leaders got.its Managers’ Meeting Set | 2¢vr makes ® waste motion. H 
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J   ‘ : »| Manager's meeting for the Water- "They (coeds) are good looking, ocd Townehip R ton E | ute and he always keeps the hitters | ¢, 
wane Onlin. ~ 1 the State News, student newspa- ig | off balance.” Sunday when he “appeared at , 
7 pm—Pilote King - P halanx Will Star f et ing uae uae cates Monday Ise m, pegs Can: Lopat is known to the trade as | bag. He said later Dropo told “3 ri salehras et occas 
+ ° _ oe A h «,°_ | watch a pretty girl spin and jum aay ares bane =e 2 adil Fa ad pel 
& ; four bers liams Road. | managers a pins, a thand 5 
"lin Derby Despite Arthritis| Seis’ tts fo AS5802| Sa "eer ama [vee ete roam LOUISVILL E. E @—The derby as fhe announcer New York | “Where there” i there | asked to attend. n ; eee ond prea, et! 1 x . : 
is a. race for nae horses, but a tracks. : ae will usually be aeahas. And where of pace—everything In the book. J. A | pins and even: idiamond-tipped shoe 
. 7 * there are females urging males to| Four Yankees who played in the , cei B rk Ar laces. 
_ | sure starter is King Phalanx, an] gy veitch, trainer of Fisherman,| cheer, there will be plenty of| 1953 World Series are no ayranyetagped ard Lagan pr U emo mo | — 
tLe’ | arthritis sufferer. -x_,. | surprised the boys by working the | yells.” with the champions. They are League Prexy Named , = He looks a soft = 
Detrott a New Fore 103 pm. * * * “| V. Whitney colt late yesterday ' Mize, Vic Raschi, Don Bollweg and but after i Elmer Maki recen ' bmg & ites Bm.| King Phalanx, a 3-yearcld like | atternoon. He five-eighths | The pro basketball Royals’ Ar-| Billy Martin. The latter is in the mg pe, they 0 avor ites | presiden ‘ot the CIO Dewi ‘owe ES hin : | t of the CIO bowling le . for next year. Other officers pommel as all other eligibles, takes whirlpool! of a mile in 02 and-galloped out nie Risen played his college ball at | Army. Raschi is with the Cardinals 
ne eae Ns the seed | ale Sets ___|and Boliweg withthe Attleties, Wally, Middlecoff and | amed at « league banquet were 35 any r ‘te 7 pe : x : navn | Ernest Seay, vice-president; Fran- 
8 Because of the arthritic condi- fl : ; : | _| Wall Picked in $10,000 Gems a 
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The one-hitter was Roberts’ first 
anywhere. Twice before, he had 
_given just two hits. 
In other major league action 
yesterday the Brooklyn Dodgers 
pounded five home runs in beating 
the Cincinnati Rediegs 7-5 but the 
Reds held on to first place in the 
National League as Pittsburgh 
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| PINEHURST, N. C. ® — Billy 
_Joe Patton, sometimes — erratic, 
| usually spectacular, loomed as the 
‘man to ‘beat as the North and 
| South amateur golf tournament 
‘moved into the semifinals today. 
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Patton, whose daring play just| © 
, missed Winning the Masters tour- 
| nament three weeks ago, met Wil- 
‘liam Hyndman, Abington, Pa., in- 
| surance operator in one 18-hole 
‘match today, with Alex Welch, 
Rockford, Ill, attorney, engaging 
| Frank Meacham, Roanoke Rapids, 
|N. C., veteran, in the other. The 
winners meet over 36 holes for the 
| title tomorrow. 
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|. Patton played what for him was 
a typical 
| quarter-finals as he smothered 
| Curtis Person, Memphis, Tenn, 6 
and 5. Billy Joe was in trouble off 
| the tee on seven of 13 holes, yet he 
| recovered so magnificently and 
| butted so effectively he was two 
; under par for the distance. 
Doris Hart Meets 
England's Top Netter   round in yesterday's |!     
                  
       
   
   
     
   
   
     
   
  
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  ‘Teams That | By GAYLE TALBOT 
| NEW YORK —Charlie Grimm, | greeting Eastern clubs on their 
| first visit of the season to Mil- 
waukee, is warning them that they 
BOURNEMOUTH, England mn | can expect to run into a load of Doris Hart, who has made a habit | trouble and might even get scalped 
of winning the British hard court | before thev finish their expedition 
tennis championship the last three | through the western half of the years, faced Helen Fletcher, Eng-| National League. He doesn’t nec: 
| land’s No. 1 player in the semi- 
finals today. 
Miss Hart, the Miami veteran 
, advanced yesterday at the expense 
of Britain's Shirley Bloomer, 6-3, | —— 
_6-1, while Miss Fletcher eliminated 
Melita Ramires of Mexico City, 
6-1, 61 _essarily mean his own Braves will 
do it either. ° bd Ld * 
| “The Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Grimm Warns National Loop’s Eastern’ 
Trouble Awaits in West |Reds and St. Louis Cardinals all | 
got a real eight-team league. I'd! 
say the Cubs are the most im- 
proved. especially in their infield. 
Any time they get pitching they'll 
bet * s 2 
“Wally Post has made a big im- 
provement in Cincinnati's outfield 
| and they've got a fine infield com- 
bination in Roy McMillan and     
Birmingham Man The men's division also moved Is All-Events 
| into the semi-final round with Brit- 
ain's top player. Tony Mottram 
playing Torben Ulrich of Denmark CYO Pin Champ | and Geoff Paish, a British Davis| Raymond J. Lotero of Birming- Cupper, going against Kurt Niel- 
| sen, also of denmark. 
  
Carruthers, Songkitrat 
End Training for Bout 
NEW YORK @-—In Bangkok, 
champion Jimmy . Carruthers of 
Australia and challenger Cham- 
rorn Songkitrat of Thailand, wound | &™. up heavy training for their world | but the tourne: 
bantamweight title fight on Sun-| Week 
. ‘tion in Detroit. 
There wasn’t much betting, but | the team event, 599 
everyone seemed to be going with | 597 in singles. His 
the champion. A crowd of 50,000| is, 172. 
|. Walker Cooper, 39-year-old catch. | day. 
is assured and the promoters al- 
ready have $225,000 in the till for 
the 12-round battle. 
No television over that way. ham is 
Lotero, who rolls with the Forbes 
  
  
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Utah fighters, winding up a tune- 
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17 title bout against Rocky Mar- 
ciatio-in- New-York. 
The Cincinnati «heavyweight, 
though lacking” serious opposition, 
appeared close to top shape for 
  his forthcoming attempt to regain 
the crown. Johnny Temple. They've got an 
Moon, and that kid Tom Aston 
looks to me like he'll do around 
first base. 
and seems to feel that 
and San Francisco have out. 
Travel to Dallas, it points out, 
would present no great problem. 
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  ~ Shutout of Career 
By CHRIS EDMONDS 
MILWAUKEE i—“‘It sure would 
be nice to pitch a no-hitter; I never 
came this close before.” 
Robin Roberts, smoking a big 
‘| cigar, was relaxing and talking in 
the clubhouse last night after 
rifling a one-hit, 40 shutout, the 
1 124th of his major league career, | ence Thursday at Brighton 
against the Milwaukee Braves. 
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*Yeah,”’ he went on in his soft 
voice, “it sure would be nice. You 
know, I never had a one-hitter be- 
fore. Usually they get to me for 
seven or eight in the first couple 
innings.” 
Roberts lost his no-hitter in the   
  
        
  
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BEN PHLEGAR . w 21; Cleveland ea Po — aM, ou. ae 31 count to George | By BEX - s edged. Washington 2-1; | with a pair and added « double Allie Reynolds ‘saved Eddie Lo- | their runs in the first two innings | batting for loser Warren Associated Presse Sports Writer defeated Boston 63 and the New| to the 10 hit attack against Harry pat’s 150th major league as Willard Nixon suffered from | the sixth. Metkovich 
Robin Roberts is back in form— | "* Chicago White Sox 54. The Bob Purkey, one of the score of * * «@ e 6 « Roberts issued as he 
with @ vengeance. — _ four other clubs weren't sched-| Pittsburgh rookies, won his first Cleveland warmed up for a two Bob Turley of the Orioles who | men. Roberts struck 
The tireless righthander has “4. start as Dick Cole game series with the Yankees was beaten by Cleveland in his|luding Eddie Mat 
been mowing down the opposition |, Junior Gilliam led ype last ‘start after pitching no-hit ball | times. with amazing regularity for 5% {home run barrage _in. math into the ninth inning, was in fine| Roberts admitted seasons, But he hit the skids in ~ form again against Washington. He | 584 a one-hitter on 
the last six weeks of the 1953 cam- . the league’s leading strikeout art-| 5@id he wasn't nervous 
paign, losing eight while winning Billy oe atton ist, and allowed only five hits. _ | dest icpe b She only three. * * «& “You don't a . . | lays into otie like Crandall did,”’ 
After showing next to nothing in| , said. “Usually you don't kee 
spring training Roberts was. Man 10 Beat ran qa uINS track. But I did last night. I was 
kayoed by the upstart Pittsburgh | feeling real good and everything 
Pirates on opening day 4-2 and : 2 : ‘ ® ’ was working.” 
they began to sing the blues in e = ss] 8 they began in North-South Phil Pitcher's > curly haired righthander : = «6 | @ bed be A grinned w a what Ww 
But that’s all over and forgiven | . to Mathews. 
now. He toppled the Pirates the Upstart of Masters No-Hit Attempt Puskinke “nab claw! ic next time out with a -hit shut- . as 4 . ’ 
out, lost a 10 heartbreaker to the, Gains Semifinals at ) artes “al — at which 
New. York Giants last weekend and; p; . 5 swung » was a they last. night stopped the. Mil-| Pinehurst Thursday's 4-0 Win bai. : - 
waukee Braves 40 on one lone By KEN ALYTA Over Braves Is 24th _ The victory was Roberts’ ninth straight over the Braves. He beat 
them four times each without a 
loss in 1952 and 1953.   
    Prieskorn Paces Win 
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Brighton 188. Holly 7216 
Bentiey 164, Northville 162 
Jerry Prieskorn was the differ-   
  School's golfers defeated Holly, 
189-210 over the Davisburg Golf | 
Club course.. He shot a 37 to bet- | 
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Ken Burgess and Bob Van Auken | 
were low for Holly with 50s. North- | 
ville suffered its 1st loss in four | 
meets, dropping a 164-182 match | 
        
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‘Two One- Hitters Feature   
  dynamite explosion on his father’s ‘Opening of SCL Baseball By BILL: MARTIN* 
Two 1-hitters featured the open- 
ing of the 1954 Suburban Catholic 
League baseball season yesterday. 
a Mary downed 
St. Cement of Center Line, 32, in 
the latter’s debut as a SCL team. 
Both Pontiac i were 
blanked — St. Frederick 30 by 
Highland Park. St. Benedict and 
Bill Boyd Namad 
Speedway Driver Bill Boyd, veteran Pontiac rac- 
ing driver, has been named by 
Detroiter Eddie Gdula to drive his 
new Kurtis Kraft car in the Indian- 
TH re i _ Minten stayed in the 12-man field.   
rf i te at playoff, 225-187. 
Earlier last night. defending i 
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  last year’s winner, Bill Vukovich. egpesrentes. 
DAVISBU. . Boyd will be guest of honor at a St. Dealt ett So Rane 
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Pitching Gems Avondale Stopped, 7-0; Griffin Out-Duels Imlay | 
“Star in 1-0 Tilt 
Herth *prench P"tmlay City ® 
By JACK K SAYLOR 
Two more no-hitters were regis- 
tered in the Oakland County area 
Thursday. Jack Ranstadler of | 
Roseville throttled Avéndale, 7-0. 
and Dick Griffin of North Branch 
outdueled Steve Parnicky and Im- 
lay City, 1-0. 
Ranstadler fanned 13 and walked 
‘a homer; doubie -and four runs 
batted in. Clawson kept stride with 
Roseville atop the Oakiand-B, how- 
ever, by beating Madison, 6-3, and | 
Fitzgerald whipped Troy, 13-4. 
Griffin’s no-hitter was his tnd 
of the season. He bested Par. 
nicky in a great mound duel. — 
Griffin, a southpaw, whiffed 15 
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out 12 and walked one. 
Game's only run came as & re-. 
j sult of four Imlay errors in the) 
1st inning. In another South Cen- | 
tral game, Ortonville must have) 
set some kind of record in its 
23-3 loss to Millington. Hawks com- - 
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day that either hé or Vice Presi- 
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"| geratic members of the House. 
It will be a night game at Grif...’ 
fith Stadium here. 
Ld] * s : 
‘The President made the prom- 
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ager ofthe GOP team, and Rep, 
Harris of Arkansas who represent- 
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was pinch hitting for Rep. Heriong 
of Florida, manager of the. Demo- 
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saying he had a wonderful time 
at last year’s ball game, which the 
Democrats won, 3-2. 
Bishop chimed in, hawever, that 
the Republicans whiped the Dem- 
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| game in Florida, and predicted 
ariother victory for the GOP, on 
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Holly survived a 6th inning up-   
Florida Vaulter Sets Top 
Mark for College Season LOS ANGELES, April 30 ()—; The time is faster than the accept- 
Earl Poucher, pole | ed world mark of : 40.5, held by a 
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rida, was the only new leader in| team and set in 149. 
field events.among the nation’s; Other leaders: 
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* ¢ ¢° High jump: Chuck Holding. East: Al Warman’s 2-hit pitching gave 
Statistics just released by the Texas State, 6—9'2; broad jump, Clarkston an 11-4 verdict over, 
National Collegiate Athletic Bu-| John Bennett, Marquette, 25—8'2; Northville. He fanned 11 and walk- | 
reau listed the vault of 14 feet 7's shotput, Tom Jones, Miami, Ohio, ed ofe. Pete Thompson paced the | 
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Thanks to the r-lap running 
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and 2-mile relays. 
Texas leads in the 440 and 88 
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Open Event Set for | xichigan Relays at Mt. Pleasant. |Vewer asd « bisated Clase C eld = , rip NE SOX can ful. T tenoes 1k to en 
This Weekend The popular big track and field |of 58 teams take over the Chippe-| Pontiac High, which finished 2nd Slaughter, Lopat and | sting then.” : 
First annual CIO-UAW Region| °a™lval this year has attracted |was’ field Saturday. , _ | to Flint Northern in the smaller in- ighter, Lops ee 
| an all-time record entry of 144 | S even relays, which count double |2°% Version of the meet earlier} Robinson Contribute to} Reynolds thought he had good B bowling tournament will get| schools, More than 2,900 indivi: |points, provide the choicest |tt# month, appears to have the) ¢ ) \), ot ob ta uae ete under way this weekend at the Pon-| dual performers — the cream |‘‘plums” for title-seeking teams. |"®°e%#*Y depth to prove a real ictory got only one man on base—on 
tiac Recreation lanes. Mayor Wil-| of state high school cinder talent |Relay distarices range from the |“feet i= the strong. Class °A By JACK HAND a walk-in the three. innings he 
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‘the American Bowling Congress " |Lioyd Miller of Flint Northern. |The four veterans represented a|Piaster’ 61 $8 Roun”? $ | 306 Cestell, Rochester, Michigan §§= | Ph, OL 2-1421 
‘and Women’s International Bowi-| _ | had @ wonderful year in 1952, winning the United States Open | Other area schools in the meet | total of 142 years. of eg ee ah 7. XY * 
‘ing Congress. Entry is restricted |2t Northwood in Dallas and then going on to hit the $25,000 World | ineiade Waterford and Lapeer in ee tamber Gi gic OS Seriae~Reth ———_— lea cence’ ot the ClO} nemblonship jackpot at Chicago Tam O'Shanter. Clase A; Fenton, Milford, Norty | The “old men” of the Yanks A ‘ ‘to bona fide member of Ol These two made me the leading . Branch, Roseville and Troy in came'through in the clutch to'snap 
and all competition will be on @/ money winner. Clase B: and Almont, Bloomfield | ‘he White Sox's four-game wining 
handicap basis. I had a lot of great shots in Hillis, Brown City, Capac and ogra ienagirriggnrend me grt - 
"Bowlers from Ann Arbor, Mon-|-those victories, but a putt on the South Lyon in Class C lS Saar Gace: Ws, cee - | & @ 
roe and Jackson are entered in the | 16th green at Northwood was the PHS team members entered in- single tied the score. Reynolds, 36 ; : 
‘Seong win Pane ter |e of ny ed ae. au, “wn em en © ee ame, ene Pic Boxing Fans to See 2 tren fot my fret shot and wes gata ied uae Ch Sree |, delivered the pinch single tha : : = &™ xing ans 0 30 yards shert. My approach left Titteel bubde Wein ~ won the game in the sixth. . : 
| 4 - me 25 feet away from the cup Bd mi Red Taylor, Fred Cox, aes were tabu 
Rossi, Zuluetaon TV | 222 “cis = Spenn, di raion Sack Sim | and the crowd hed dispersed, Rey- | 
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1G” Electric Mower. $47.50) 91” power Mower ...0005 
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ar7i ! : , New York Stocks |. Grains Reflect [MARKETS }}...eY for See _. | Mart Forcefu a = : ® os S ) aes 
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Ao MN &L 9 DETROIT (AP)—Wholesnle prices on | Allie Chal ..:. 347 ryt tee CHICAGO W®—Grains firmed on| pudle farmery’ markets Teported by the Alum Co Am.. 72 | beckh Alte... 344 NEW YORK #» — The stock 
the board of trade in moderately ze Api elicte 4.00 Am Cao. :. 405 Lone § Cem 356 market continued its strong bullish 
iu; No }, 3.504. iu; & Green- Am lg rucks \ 
active dealings today. ines, No 1. 228-275 bu; apples, forthern | Am Cyan 4.6 Maren Field .. 38 |Grive, ahead today into :new high 
Pd catangp was based on a bul- apples, Gteale's Red, , 0 bu; | Am Loco..... 146 May D Str ... a3 ground for the past 24 years. 
report on soybean stocks in| No 1. 2.50-3.00 bu. Am M@&Pdy..26 Mead Cp. 339 The force of the move- all positions, a little overnight ex-|_ Veestables? Acparagus, So. 1, 1.15 aos | Am N Gas..... 46.4 Sid Cont Bet ge port business . behs. Bests, No 1, #0-1.00 bu; | Am Red ...... 17¢ Midi Stl Pd .. 304) ment was so great at the opening and relief cash grain | fancy, 1.26 dos Carrots, topped, | Am Beating .. 25.7 mene Ce + Oe 
deliveries on May contracts will not | ¥*, 1; 100-180 ba. Chives, Ne b. 138- Am Smelt... 341 . “ert -- 4) that the high speed ticker lagged 
be 1.80 @os behs. Horseradish, No 1, €00- | Am Stl Fd -.. 282 Moto “s+ M7. : 
large. Brokers also thought the | 620 pk bekt” Leeks, No 1, 1.00-1.35 dos | Am Tel & Tel 1677. rola. °: 44) behind in reporting the buying 
upward surge of securities in New | >¢D* Onions, dry. Ro ‘i, 60-66 80-10 ee lh Gee et and selling on the floor of the New York fet ' bag: onions, green. No 1, 80-60 dos vchs: Gate OO + Ba ee : pathetic ¢ ve created some sym- oan. ote. Me AK yee J samatons, | Atchison ||| 99 Nat Bisc |. 38.6) York Stock Exchange. buying © 1, 1.00-1.50 ig-bu. Potatoes, | Srcrmson...... 3 in grain, No 1, W0-1.10 $0-Ib bag: potatoes, Nol. Atl Cat Line. 106 Nat Dairy’... 112| Key stocks, most in the class ae tetera wet’ | Atlas Par .... 41.4 Nat Lead ... 47 | called blue chips, spurted forward 
CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grain: 45-90 dos bchs, Rhubarb, hothouse, No | Avec Mig .... 47 Net Gi) .. . OF2 | etrongiy. The movement of large May na: ho 1.03 1, 10-80 6-Ib box; rhubarb, . | Bald Lima . A] NY Air Brk .. 20:2 blocks was frequent. 
uly css Rea aay AES) epclcat ae Gon Bendis Av 722 NY Cemtralg 22 | The pace slowed within the first =. Tetedat v> by Gi ~~ AR EEee Greens: G@pinach. No 1, 1.50-1.7 bu. 2 Nia M Pw ®. 202 ac Dee 2.022225 200K “Beye Lilie Rass | CMMEE. MOT, 150 bu. Borrell, No 1, | Bee™EL “+ gs.g Nort & West $1 | hour of trading, however, and busi-| sien! duattiet 
May vevvenss BARN Sam OS RANG | Q RERH Lanes, 1400-1800 20-don; me | Behn ‘alum .-- 123 Nor gta Pw .. Mae pared coer OD secvceree |. Bond Gtrs..... 413. . 6. 
Rept ness. 150% May ........19.90 — Borg Warn.... 3 fae So + 
Des aareeere bie July 2.2... “19.05 DETROIT STOCKS Briggs Mig... 317 Pen AW Air it 
May ........ 30% Oct.“ 1h4e Gherabiower @ Wests Brun is boon bee. Ll C | nda Buy cssecee BS j+ | Pigures after decimal points are eighths Bud Co”... 135 pene Sez. Be e Laie oo: ves IF vcscees 14.10 High Lew Noon | Burr + M1 Pa FR isso SRS Dec ....coee 12% July soreosoeh 8 Baldwit Rubber ....,.... 11.8 15 115 —- a... ae Sous Cole - BATE Attention shamnbers = — 2. 
MAY os veeee Oct peerees Te D&C Neyigation ....... 12 12 13 | Can Pac ||... 245 Philo ..”.. 33.5 | L0dee No. 21 P. & A. nalipia oy ‘Mrs. WY oo. cease P06 occccc: 11.37 | Gerity-Michigan® .....0..... 23 28 Capital asi . 84 Philip Mor -. 414 a iggy ry neg A Sg BR 
Kingston Prod sesso aces 28 33 Trac... S81. , se day evening, 20th s of unsuccessful bidders will be be held May'l, Saturday, at 11:30 The United States Masco Serew* ..... scccce oo> 29° 3) | Coie Sy Prost Cem a9 | > a promptly returned. from Bt. ; on om scsi Midwest Abrasives 200.00" 67 ie ee at ee ae Bids shall be conditioned upon the Church. Interment st Calvary ae 1946 and 1,.| Rudy Mig... 38 38 38) Cola NW... 112 Pure OW... 616 ° ° unqualified opinion of the 3 Cemetery, Chebo 000 in 1953. uyne Screw? - 14° 15) Chrysler . 885 RKO Pic... 61 attorney approving the legality of the] Penlon may be seen at the Don- *No sale; bid and asked. Cities Serv | 98.1 Radio Cp. 28.5 ews, in ft Ne ee ak te sieee-Johns Puneral Wome’ efter Climax Mo. 486 Rem Re - 182 a bh p.m. evening . 
Cluett 334@ Reo Motors 26.3 — notes Fr i ex — at his expense. a isda ON 
See 2, Ractas St] uate Stuer cots liters, one eee | CESS meet begat Boe | Colg mm ‘ +f ° id ve fi) irs. ‘a 
| Col Gas .. 1462 Rey Tob B 49.2 — = aging ithe right S) romnered ite rae ee Likens aear father. of Linda 
Con Edis ..... 43:5 St Jos Lead... 374| Rochester, $190 when he pleaded} . : LOLA B. KING, Likens and Valerie Likens; dear 
EG pa of Beeb al RR. sr¢| Suilty yesterday before Bloomfield | secretary. Board of Education gon of Mr. Arvel D. -and | Daisy 
| care = pramei = %3 Hilts. udge Alva J Richardson: | eet —=s= =z, pet 30, 184 Mrs. Nelson Bernor, Mary Likens, 
| ont Gor... “Gy Sinclair Ou! | ga BAL en | Delbert, Doyle Dorata antl Dan 
Cont Ol :.., 68 ‘Sdcony Vac... 45 Z SOT ee i cet i Gn Cams ot Oakian Likens. Puneral will be held Sat- 
1951 NASH Jie Boo By EEG: Ba] uw ecidehe arivng, Wiliam’ | Sas ngnn Ore (owes | ean Gee a sooo COM So ew tree i - ne Fires urch 6 e Nasa Cultisn Wr.) 94 Sparks W..., 41 Sehn, 34, of ; E In i pane a @ petit sponge <a meee Bag err 2 aiponte 
Det Rais... 31.1 SPT rand". 34 | land, Highland Park, was fined $100 eas. ee ae ran . Sffictetine. Mr Lixens wil be at hd re. 1 ; iel j To W add Pearl Fear, parents the s-Griffin un c ae stg = ea: 62.4) by Bloomfield Hills Judge Alva J.| 1 —. nile Saturday noon Funeral arrauge- 
em | $i] Richerdaen Rina encecencs| Sarum oom Bast Air L 22.7 sta ou Onto.” 39.3 f the said imer child _ — 
Rastm Kod. 567 Studebaker... 18 | Bummage sale. The Opti’Mre. | {™, Poovn and the said child 1s depend. | SMITH. APRIL 36. 196 BIRDIE 
OVERDRIVE FOR ECONOMY Hi Auto L - 44 gwitt a Co... 064 lub. At Lawrence end Perry, Un- | ent upon the public fer support. and loved wife of Don Smith: | Emer Rea” 3) @y'v Bl Pd... 34.7| der the Arthur Murray Studio, Sat- | that said child should ve placed mucher of Susman, Eo, Gdaene 
ie RR 16.7 bexes Co..... 106) urday at 8:00 a m. hey, | ee et eof the State dear sister of Claude Garner, 
Bed Featu Ex-Col-O °:. ora TES MM. SB, of Michigan. you are ‘reby notified Bere. Myrtle Currivesn end 10s. ae 5. 
re Peeepe oul 2. 813 Timk R Bear.. 60.1 ge 9 = : nt _— . ree SS ee petition Guy et hela Savuraay May Ist at 2 p.m. i ; see . n a . a 5 Tom e re nere 
Gen Pas <1. 0.7 Transemer. 122 eraser 8 | I ag Rag a Home with Rev. Herbert Ryan *" pOR.. , 7 ° . Interment at 
Rated at the Top for Gen ‘Mot | .te) Underwood... 38.3 manded to “Sppear personally at said pel Cemetery. Funeral ar- Gen Ry Big . 28 Un Carbide... od Big annual rummage sale, spon- | 1, rangements by the Parmer-Snover 
Owner Satisfaction! Gen aa nex on? Unit ar Lip |. 22.2| sored by the Jimmy Dey and Vet- t ‘being impractical to make persona _>Funera! Home __ ub 33 6Unit Aire... 5882/erans Auxillary. May 1, at 159 | service hereof. this summons and notice THRAN, APRIL 28, 1054, SARAM, 
V. Cl : ’ QGilitt 543 United Cp za 54 “ shal] be served by SGOT I oS of a co 419 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 8; 
ery €an. Goede} = 16 eck ges Wessen St. Doors open at 8 . >. Pencint Lily frees s newspaper printed “ai mother i George 7. coe 
Goodric 90.2 — Adv. y td Mrs rma Meter. rs, Lottie 
Seige GEO 8 mans Be Be en a e c 4e68 - = Tr a 
TWO TO CHOOSE FROM! Gt No Ry Pf” $3.7 U8 sett $$ | Rummage sale, Con Moore, Judge of said’ wi 6 of sk 3 pm ae tae Moneeen H Greyhound .. 137 Uy 8 i..... 46.7|Chureh, Saturday, May Ist, at/ of Pontiac in said County, this 26th day Puners} Rome with Perry 
VERY CLEAN! Sie Shes Td BS BBs a| 8 otdock —hav. | gatr AP hermn x. moon, | Sic “i Ses Pet . van Sees, SB. 2 tery a Holland P 136 : A true copy Judge of Probate ntoen Homestk .:.. 406 Warn B Pic... 18 | Rummage sale, Sat, May 1, 8-12, pracun ree Punerel Wome 
KIMBALL BROS I Red et 2 tr weve Pee. toa) 0 Auburn. D. A. V. Auxillary, Seven ‘Dv Weert ? c : Tl Cent .-... 88.7% West Un Tei.. 38 | No. 16. —Adv. Deane 3, Rad okenge “pag Cicadas gp Inland Sti '.. $3.2 Wests A Bre. 244 -T¥P- age 6; ed : INVITATION FOR BIDS Mrs. Myrtle Wertz; dear father 
: ey nc. faeple, Cop..:. 38, wente El... 122/ | Rummage sale: St. Vincent De x Pontiac. seting, by and| of te Tule ie eee os HE eae aaa Para Mak. Saturday, Mer |airey eee ek pen| See, Pea Stare, 3 i t . =; receive 8 3 neral & 
YOUR NASH DEALER Int pame oe o Young 8 & W 313 sa dl oa at ts Ledges nowy es og ap tigen be ae by Coats og 
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85 W. La t Cass Ph. FE 4-1545 eas es . ua Zenit Oy, : ie Speedy Aute Wash. 199 8. Sagi- exterior siding and. trim painting im tle Wertz may be seen hype ae t Coats 
» Lawrence a |naw. 10th year. Weekdays, 8-6; | Lakesice Homes Housing Project te Puneral Home after 7 p. m. this 
OPEN NICHTS STeCE AvEnSere Sundays 8-3. —AdV. | Strecta. Pontiac. Michigan. evening wompnes St The a Press) Signed: ROY B. MacAPEE, In Memoriam 2 
3% 18 ff your friend's in jall and needs ecutive Director 
; _ Indust Rails Util. Stocks pei: Ph. FE 1. C. A. Mitchell fermion call technical cetails am a IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR Net change... ~4 1 1 +3 or Ph. MA 1, Guy Carter. ROY B. MacAPEE, Mother Mrs. M. Hennessy, |who 
FLEECED?? ous aay... 00d ee Soa LS : Brecuttve,Direrior |. Seer naz? erate Ae Previous day....1660 680 50.2 121.6 _Thurs., Fri. and Sat. |- 5- Wm. Ainge ¥ id Week ago......1628 85.2 80.3 1108 Spadafore's Bar. 6 N. Cass Ave., 3. — will be ready after May m. a elson Hi 7 
DON’T PAY ADVANCE FEE Month ago..,...1589 643 896 117.7 a W. Huron. Coral recording April 30, May, 1 ‘54 See 3 
To sell your business or real estate, Realtor Partridge ts the Bird to see. — eee eo=ps poy = 100-0 | artist, Earl Songer and orchestra, PUBLIC BALE 
Righ. 000.308: : stage Fea- Olds No. GA279862H Sedan. . WARD E. PARTRIDGE 1994 low.......-148.9 178° 65.4 108.0| S@F Of radio, mgd lead (Fg wg Soe pig mag ag ip ACsURN FE 23173 @ W. Buree &. FE 2-006 f/ 1963 high...... 1518 026 $88 1163 turing — at 628 N. Main, igan. 963 low. A’. '.130.2 735 805 90.5 | guitarist —Adv. | ‘April 30, May 1. 4| =| Funeral Directors 4 
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4-3767. Complete SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE. ltor rE) Sen * = = tenance On Deis of FE Cele. pci tecnatgne. 2 Em | SOUND Susman 4s GTOMR ferred AF ene ee A RROLL G. PORRITT| I. Lig BROWN, Realt ter a. ; a - 9to8 p.m. Daily Sun. i toe 8 26%. Pont eer FE 2-110 , 
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er ee , ANYONE HAVING TION Low RATES tooms, beth ond ‘ STOPPERT & CECIL “at rding | Joy | Prances ‘ PAUL S. KANTZ mt acre ground. 606 a 490 Dine Hwy. Drayton Plains | #2 8 9 contact Mrs. Marion Liley. cata waaen sree, ere tot, oe oie 
See ENG Spring cleanup end trim- | cE Fans Bit, | SHAEDIATE CAM VOR FOUR oe <j <= 
| nF REN seu| Finke Toot, ecient, cettng | “Borg "Md, ple Pramas Fratay| land contrat of equity tm yout 3 WILLIS M, BREWER tae ant Year Pians ee y before A ag tor me 1K LT. leton, Realto i N poctis. ADULTS § ONLY. 116 Roosevelt Hote! _lines 3-160. timates a ay lanapolis Speedway races . empie on, ea r nol éri yellare , wel = K.. sel Snes Pe ¢5181 FE : 
aintenance Robinson Sons Se att eet Ti 1903 e * after room rears 
wou project o| fandereptng cincoiy S865 Oita. Burnes, PE 24816 05 Mark, ee Orchard 1a) ay tare Rt = orf bm FE home, entrance and bus. 34 Sem: | A Solid Home fora ~ | ¥ |e Mo! too | 1 : commercial wort FE £000 aa | CANDACABING. CLEAN UP ip-youn DRINKING HAS B So MORTGAGES ROOM APT. PRIVATE Ey. | _20'* a Solid Family couple There is room for two e4- — AND DIOGING, LAWN SEEDING & GO SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. | ° wort. Fe cess |i YOUR DRINKING AS BE | on FARMS OR SUBURBAN from * rence’ relerence required. Fu | NICE ROOM ROOM FOR ENTER 4 tne ditions! bedrooms in attic for 
raking and rubbish haui-) sandine and fn ChwN ROLLING SERVICE wrrh! fons Angaymous PO Box ssi | fo cere with 100 ft frontage wr | ¢S5e. — bad “ We evaida’s say tha _. gids ou ag nse omer feller, A geed job Guar | aus sini tar WOMAN NEEDING | anoraisa’ er clo a ROOMS FIRgy FLOOR PRE NICE aon we “pRiViLEG IVILEORS pone Penal iongy me ~ feoms are ¥ livable | ond 
rg a <VETERAN PREFER | PLASTE RING eet NC A trieadiy adviser. contact Mrs. ueiar se cHiARTES xote entrease. en only. 68 State wr PY or 2 girls, on West si peo able. Ba ‘c pemey. a. 
elerical. ue anything . ¢ ( ‘ernon Vie. 4 n- ~ e etat 4 8. Telegraph ' : reach at o years and D. Meyers, EM 3-880 S , 27 ROOM C ® PRONT-C CLEAN EES Boe piace, of ia wars eid. single. Tyleshous “FED writ! rut ‘een and see fidentisl “The Selvetion Army. _| TS Ss: F Eves re sei | Kitchen tecilities yulities melud- | at 189 Plorence, off eae etous kitchen, two very wice Bee = crew would like oppor- reying abe? bl ie ry rE + a i reat ater rates. MY | FE 53-4007. kite and utility ened h. geod _- 
funny to bid Tough im joa. pre}; lows cutting. tree cine, je. FE >, | $200,000 TARGE CLEAN reome ere all oversized. eat Tere: ect or otherwise. OR 3-0301, aft. « _ ?#03! oe be ih a AND 4 ROOM PORNISRED | “for, working gir F Priced at only aioe wish =| fifty ies seaped tot with Business Service 13 ~— Moving & Trucking 9 = waxing, Waites No- eon LARGE _ . only $3,000 down. oa ade tress sa Spans 
ALL MAKES OF ARE YoU MOVING? caLt. 7B|—" HiFi Headquarters S Roger B. Henr Y| Se 
REFRIGERATORS —— = AR nationslty advertised compe 811 Mate OL 3-9111 hae , WAS MACHINES 1 vi ry Ek nents at net prices. Sound demen- yous am ‘; 
: pickup McCALLUM AND DEAR ® m chy limits, , "ee ] 409-4’ elous reom . 
Walton's A N. Parke fWCIN Bae o ei KNAPP SHOE a coven 5 recreation room 
ALL MaXEs OF FOUNTAIN Ashes rubbish Clean FE 6-@720 OFFERS with beautiful view of fake from 
repaired by cot isp wen men/ up. te 31h. rT ‘ oe Vago — = heey 
at our store. Gene AT HAULING ASHES AND 7 Pontiac in bath ._ mod- 
reece noe PE D010 “7rubyish hauled, Reseonsbe, Twp. Ma “on Sedtne “hd “he. Thoows Lose IW POR -QtTET | $1700 Down—3 Bedrooms srs, creamed tichen 6a 79 rence © aoa AND PRIVATE DETECTIVE GER Ee | edera home, full| se house This is a _ — REMOVAL LIGHT oe 32-3138 a. Ms Be =| OOM FOR CLEAN AN bath. basement, of] hea! gas outstanding buy at $16,900 with SOSEING an Pree estimetes. PE 2-T188; nuneee nes ve g a ND For-| Call Ruey at Stout Real Es- | 2 RC . CLO E to [uuees | night worker. 69 Gladstone. Wid- water heater, garage. | ¢ 
i. _Otinate SONCED Wirt | ACE ASPHALT PAVING AND EX.| _eshes, FE Ta ee i _or FE 27625. eater “geet Gi Moye chiro ll icog al welcome $90 weet. aera close to schools : a fa ET dala od eavating service. Driveways and OlOHT HAULING ODD ° JOBS. aoe eens, R ae lose te tewa ead bus =i VACANT - NEWLY DECORATED 
Henderson changer, Kee - — ing areas. Free estimates.| C PE_2-5203. .—— F) : wate BATH AND) feces 130 Prankiin Bivé. PE| North Side Situateo on nice shaded and land- teeing _mechine. Rey atest ~ a TRU A Wanted Real Estate 32A newly decorated. very Ms = = acaped lot good, cement biock ga- miso . truck ¢ or oud +4 MAN WITH % ~ Results with every visit. Past, | ~~ OPPS ——_ :* 2-076. A Located im “wood residentia) rage all white bungalow w 
; FE “ait APPL] ANCE SERVICE nf werk. Call cay time. safe ond cee a 4-4131. _ CASH FOR YOUR 7 AND 3 Ris Lx. sUEEPt NO ROOM ’ we PAR OER section motern a Je and mirrow.like ook — - a1 308 
lawns and be Se Se ee ee CODELL CARTAGE | porch railing and fire escapes for ME EQUITY | aoe. Fas Cine Cab boda | 2 tere, before 2:30 dition Newly decoreted. Gown and $80 month Would com- 
_- oa “= tad 08 topes ef omell apptinnsse Local Distance Moving | —2°U!_ specifications. em 63008. HOME OR EQUITY 43 Cis ie cokreaen Seok aide, mest" sew hs Bees. | sider car ir trete 
: ROT'S, 06 Oakland Ave. PE Daazi ““Pooce {PE _6-0008 WOMEN a wok tock ot oe “We ukee . Pe ideas, * storms end sereene, lusu- FURNISHED FO . \ Work Wtd. Female 11 1 A&B ee te tes SUDDEN SERV, CE- ASHES RUB You, can get $19.50 tam‘y ong Oa, feralahed. user downtown. % W& | i EEPING RM_ WEAR PONTIAC pecoaetgg A gg - Peta #1800 DOWN Furniture is ike = trucking. +0079. purchase Cae iin iv . room s 
| Waste desires troina to, be, done. er tinny “ae eld tle aa aR rie os notties en werrent® on Wmmedais cole . 1788 wer oe rooM RENT. | Income—Paved Street Tage and paved. street. ~ oe Neataesg. and ""accurac cs si] | BUILDINGS ENOOTHED FOLLY Trucks for Rent} sey omer qsttects. $ eae 'xe. Cameron H clare. Realtor. 1363 D. PRIVATE | ‘lose im te? workers “preferred 2 apartments consisting of «| = WE SELL—WE TRADE 
: a Me rg si" ahi"? S| EE aay graven Me | Gee SSM Ga teee’| — DORRIS & SON 2 NG. Walls Windows cleaned. Ph | % Ton 1 Tom Stakes Pree wedding consultations. 7 RO ATE —NTRANCE, | sf. EEPIN FOR GENTLE- mente ond full bath om sec. ' C —_— ; 
ng ed ng Ri ee an Tne ay neeserios Suen | Fae, See ewig ings | SEW Maree OOF Peet | ; RPENTER ontiac Farm an 473 CASH WILL START YOU IN LEE ROOMS. IN { Pull like part time office work after coeleas IN . s ; Pine tend ao a1 os @ ROOMS UTILITY ROOM AND 12:30. Wil graduate in June with | Ouve 22 Industrial Tractor Co. | aserste cam be &: aoe ada hese —rpvare Terra eb POR: DOWN: | pesemet wu, *tS* sSusmis-|_gorege OM Slog : references. Call PE 1-861 | WAVE ONE or ou on cou a cae eee as seca 24 HOU RS BATH SLEEPING ROOM FOR 2 DOWN Leste ee rope ' 
: GIRL 30 WANTS HOUSEWORK paved crchanse for Liga¥ x 2-0634 before #30 snd after 7 —tosn Ene 13,708 terms Pe Ro eggs OS, - . > and care of children, Stay in $30 | _balldoser work PE 45039. + mm ___ Por your equity im your j el apr | SLEEPING ROO R Pecmaas located on corner) of : 
week. 23-0185. 3G WE SELL AND BUY home or farm. Call us on pe home fo | or 2 clean working —Clark Are: \ Wai, Wants Dav Wonk FE COE’S TRENCHING | Fav AND HAULING RU Seed chine TREDT Gor. | the phone. we will be at _ Adults only. $1 Auburn Ave iris. " 10, Acres—Clarkston Area) chard Late Ave shown by i | “mar 6 | SERVICE _bish anytime. FE & Saginaw. , your home within 1 nour.  #|3 ROOM FURNISHED PRI- SLEEPING ROOM “POR SINGLE 8 reom modern home. large | Poimtment only. § . 5 
" : ee SOIL, PILL DIRT ¢ 7 ORAVEL. mee Get our offer re you . vate entramce and garage. 108) or co 161 Mt. Clemens. enclosed porch 24x40 : Paul Som : 
AxINO OFFICE Foundation footings septic tank | sand_! Biack dir, FE 2-108 g ane deal We mean business! Florence. =e Thao chicken house lexi§| PAUL JONES REAL ESTATE eee PE 2-0083. fields and water lines PE 2-2065 | _Wtd. Child. to Board 26 7 HOOMS. COUPLE PREFERRED Rooms With Board 38 wort 1@ni2 reot eel. ‘ 
ONG CEMENT WORK |,,, REDUCED RATES conn | DW. M. STOUT | 80 Mantes, prarue Blame =| eitnnnnnnwmennnanm | aca eg St tne EAR, ASAI mance © <4 “+ rau, Smith. . - » «Fa. | 4 
TIMTESORAPHING TYPING SEC.) Driveways sidewalks vesements | “Sibving “FE aoee. CHILDREN POURING DAY. rE|" ™ Sega & Pm vm sees |? entrance. 111 Legrenée ater 6 uname Der werner FE Se. oa nate te | eae ke 4 : retarial service. EM 3-2842 | Porches pre-cast steps. Phone | ver with 3 TON STAKE TROCK | 7087 On 136 EDwon a ROO 77 one <a eres Se tae "isi me ‘Gowe i F¥Pina 70,BE DONE AT HOWE OR 3-6i95 want; hauling. PULL TIME CARE POR CHIL | gf MOR ON Yous. can 1 | 7 ROOM APARTROERT ae SL a oa wee - = a Blk é 36182 CHIMNEY WORK vOLLMAR ey So aoe. deena sensed naees. “FE +6504. Geo_L. Scales, Roster FE 3001 700 Auburg Ave) Ma | Pine Lake Privileges f WALL WARRING P ai N TIN 3, Call @ registered company for all . ae rw. . —— Van - GREEN L: AKE- OFFICE ie Eames WPI AND BOA 1 3 New brick 3 room com- Convenient Location. € vy man w i 5 ‘ 
“Sean © FE) kinds of chimney work Purnace.| Lines, Large “atc, *svice’ Fr: | Wtd. Household Goods 27 (ON QUEEN LAKE) West give. VE rE 7 Meee Rive | ment, a car enrees ie . with elther s ag PoRNace & CHIMNEY co. FE Ww aa Y a uanae : vor aies,Lots and Estates = Intec checets, willities sup- Hot water wer, single — ceramic shower bath, tying ropm © ang 
‘country club. Forty years ; old and nd _d 70 : kind. Call all Bul, FT PE 5-5033 FURNITURE NEEDED NORMAN P. dice = “| plied. Coupie: only. $92.60 per voles, 7 —— eG Sie beaednis coe. — wears size 14 Grose escsuent EXPERT TREE TR Entire home or odd lote. Get the RD. EM 3-4419 : =e references. Write Box 34, Pontiac IMMING & RE-| Painting & Decorating bd top dollar, Will buy outright or 7 a ne. see a aereytt Ce Boone Tome send see —= .__ PE. |-6822 sell it B B Community WOodward 53-7744 Here 3-1953 Handy to all buses. 66 E Pike <0 \ : 
e" . ANTS TROUGHING ao DO You W € == a Room AND a tA ¥|50 Acres 3 Lso curtains) EAVES -1 PAINTING -oeale Ph. OR 3-2717. aa awe ROOM FPURN. . é 
‘west oie, PE et06 weyes ¥. Sicack 2 ‘eneapn| seme. 16 per cent feat dist. for a= Cer US BUY Ir OR AUCTION FF) Tq saiees st conaion, i prio opt? al "Ave, Opposite | fo", 2 Buddies Cee week FE) Egeaied om paved, hyghvay ae Sle! = AN AY | Warm air heating & sheet metal | Wort free estimates. | _for_you. of lerme ere . Mebperd. Spring Works. Call af- nt . in seenic country | REAL ESTATE 5. Ss GONE OF 4-052 44083 = J Ni FOR ELDERLY PER side 1680 frontage. 
Baildmng Servico 12), , ENCAVATING | Si pauerino FAPEREASONG | Gunite ‘verers. cash watume |_" B. GLEAN 3 ROOM APT ScaER.| VACANCY TON Maras car ee Cre K Very ‘reasonable EM 3.2339" "| _ mates. PE ovis WANTED TOBOY ALL TYPES OF : GugAN 1 ROOM” APT COUPLE . Sexes bare LAR A4 BASEMENTS on FOOTINGS. ELECTRIS HOTOR GERTice RE | CALL US FOR NAMES OP RE: . WANTED TO BUY ALL 11 "' HELP) HELP! J _ Hotel Rooms 39 win 16 ions | and bj Aa service & rewinding 718 E. Pike Hable painters urn — “ =. ‘ SPUR TELT PORNIBHED WOD- OE SPL POE drinking cups. € horse G 
ee = Pa. Pee Seat nw Sherwin Wiliams Peg san | WANTED FURNITURE w eold out of listings. But| Some’ ar wer . milk Rowse. chicken house. | s9s@ DOWN Veciat 9 bedroom mode ng and modernizing service EAV ESTROUGE {ING | compiere Paintin. -watr-| 1%, vou Deve enzihing or ues Daves, We 1 : MOTEL OAUBURIN . ings, Sebool bus by door oS pr eranes 
dorm seein. — *puila: ee eae oon me mn ihe ooees Cast end 2 os 16—- — stove Pri-| Cooking and Refrigeration Unit. ~ sO - lots, lake privilegés. ; 5 
Pn ns c i ting ——— FY + est price im cash. call PE 42544 Eve vate bath Baby nares Ls or 2 Room rere 10200 | eae a Moseme Fut 
iD ALTERATIONS, RE- SEWER R CLE TANING | ion BECdnaTING ¥OU L. & S. Sales Co. Listings Wanted welcome. 8 seen oul | o Roy Annett, Ine)| Ss. od: model; siso new homes. MA étuks Sunday Serv, Ph. FE ¢2012, are next. Call OR 38876 Mr.| OAKLAND COUNTY'S ‘S LARGEST Properties ont homes needed for ae apts All Einpe. “HOTE] ROOSFV ELT eR BAL rooms. 3 pe. bath. poses) 
: ‘FON, ee ANG T TR ) & RE-| _Oldcumd. USED FUBEITU UYER immediate sale. ily Agent FE 42583 | Newly fed. By werk, alee (30 Em vol sna) “ee Geb : ASPHALT PAVIN moval Ph. PES of OR 3-2000 ees AND DECORATING Wr PAY Ciel POR Ui ai suites by week. eae rates. FE ‘Evenings Sunday 1-4 | $1 950 DOWN. East side near Yeb 
Driveways and parking areas. cua KITCHEN CAB: Meses ee ture. FE 5-766. ap tom " OTSE. |. man working second shift, with | 5-812. low Cab Large modern 2 ded- 
SEL RSS! | coney See amet mee | Painting and Decorating ~~ | gases art ass cotrnee, 4 |” Rent Stores 40 sie Na as" - Quality, m s1 and workmanship | Wall washing end vaper removed: - Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 REALTORS Gite LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE- aren ~ r 
¢ ATTENTION Free estimates OR 3- Free FE 5-074 PPPPPLLA LOL LE PLO PLANES =f 4 2252 keeping room. Newly decorated. 20X50 STORE SPACE XIE 1.500 Donelson School Dis 
Brick block and stone work. fire |@ MOORE. ELECTRIC SERVICE. PAINTING SMALL ROAD STAND. CALL AP. so | — Call ORlando ‘31701 oF a ande Bateman cea eas , = a i speiaty FE 5-8029. Licensed electrical contractor OR partes ane Extatior . PM: Phone MArket UAL APE, PRIVATE BATH re Oe = ee bedrooms, eiassed — 
VICE, cOM eee ets. ' 1 + Lets Cottages. Pt entrance. Adults 5 z 
mercial and residential Quality, GEORGE TODOROPF AND SON | Se. Wine aa 3 ee FO BUY 2 GOOD Tox20 Detroit Buvers Waiting $76 _ Myrtle. == sciLDIN a entiec Res ‘deat A buy at 98.000. — wortm: ._ EM _— Suburban PAPERHANGING — Se wee a 6 eee el Gane M-15 ROOM FOR APART- for ruber 2th nega : . ——— a BLOCx. STONE, FIRE | _‘nstalled. or 23 years rieice and reason-| 2-6432 oes ; PHONE E133 | "meats to rent. 210 Wiisen. Auburn Heights $1980 DOWN Real vaiue,-Caree 8 
: Be eet PE 21008 | RAVE wile’ LOT ON | _spie_ rates. PE_ $2173. WANTED TO BUY GOOD LONG; [ISTINGS WANTED er wccenan a mo cellent family home with low. fully” modern, 7 BRICK AND paved street te exchan exchange for | for vull- | SgpERHANGING PAINTING IN-|  eneel base stake body dump Ss Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 feet, fait B gecom an ee mae We large seetee Gad perement at furnace 2 lots. 
work of. all 2, pionvics dozer work. terior and exterior. Free esti-| truck. Must be int first class shape, —— ere wa “ ~ heat, oe. fom attic with ‘est Pontiac, On ae OUSE MO G. FOL mates. F.H.A, terms. Hinebaugh.| # P. sutton, MY 26432. _ We buy, sell. oF 1 ey Office Space ce 4 more rooms. ane DOWN. Taree be So STENT WORK rouse toy 7 Tro. PE 4-0450. > Pe 2.8036 H. C. Newingham, Broker rer Puber Body. tnauire 100 |v nea nanan ow pee Oar ranch home large 12x20 ft living and tes. PE 2.2468. LAWN MOWERS.” MACHINE) PLASTERING, NEW AND RE- w t Rent 29 381 8. Marshall i a MODERN OFFICES. CORNER OF| a. S50. room nice lot well landsea 
: BLOCK LAYING. REASONABLE | _fround_FE 3387 = eS ae ogg bg olay ee __FE_¢043_or FE ee! 13 . AND REFRIG-| Pike and Saginaw FE 5-6606 : @rage. cement drive. You'll } rice, FE 1 ” Mi i ew work 9c ver vd. jabor and ae erator, on Wus line. Cees 7 OFrFices NT. HEAT &| \\ashin Park” ft '$12.800, full. price. : x hours service. All work guaran- material, Patch work reasonable. | 2 ROOM APARTMENT. TWO CHIL- YERS wood. et tmauhed Rabtagabae soak ashington Par 
work. Also chimneys. No job too . Pree pick up and delivery | Quick service. MUlberry_92004.__ "MUlberty b2004.” |? SOOM ctome. Ma's sown Baits | MAHAN HAS BU 7 6 3 Rigg, TOTS gee tl Printing and Office Sup.| “A® immaculate three bed- CAMERON Rls CI ARK large or too small. Guaranteed 65 Lincoln Ave. 32-6873 AINTING DECORATING: GUAR-| 8t. “YOU WANT ACTION 2 eee aa YOUNG RENTAL oly; 17 W. Lawrence 8t dl bu _ ce ae 
Heer PLASTERING anteed: recsonenie orices. TE | CHRISTIAN COUPLE WEN OOR Our saies| AGENCY FE Sie. For Rent Miscellaneous 42 tad “den, painted basement Open Evenings 1K, PE $-0626. FES5-0025 Leo Lustis ena -iNsIDE © OUT FREE Soa Fd om gt = — to Hod oy er is "we aed L sErone. 4, 43 | ea orR y .* gas “AC et. — Bog 130m, more oe Estgte Eachange work. < L ni 5 ma bed- : ‘corte: ROOMS, . HEAT, ener. r rage, 
cide. On 9-$108 ol tore vee PLASTERING cane re : out town "but snot over ff your Mating to meess sod 4 and refrigerator furnished. 50 E. ° eS an REMOVERS, SAND- aluminum storms and 
CEMENT MIX RE | __D. Meyers. EM 3-8630 PAINTING, PAPERING & PAPER Best of rences o| 17 years of tory Kennett Rad. _ leangrs, wallpaper tools. screens, rithiy landscaped 
$2.50 Mason work, FE 5-196. ROBERT A. CHA removed Reasonable. Charlies _Srioking of smoking. FE 7-0226. dealing? in Pontiac 3 ROOMS PARTLY FUR Sherwin-Wilvams ‘Ce. 2 lof with 100 frontage. 
HOME BOTLDING | , 4nd beatine._Phone a TARR we aFenino eA Se 3 OR 6 BOON) yp Bet "de dotenn tor Deer | rece, “tans te 7. ae |b T1_W._Huroo._ 7 FE¢ 3 Shown only by appointment. unfurni: apt. sear “Tine. F 7 service specializing in kitebens, | SUBURBAN @ © PT TC TAMR) peaewTiAL & COMMERCIAL | ‘Wo chides ef pets, FE BTT33, and = ih 8” Wises. ~ F = — seve Se | Near St” Benedict's 4 SEE ainaeeEna ______™ates. Reasonable rates. H. Chir-| ocannniGu? WIi8DOW CLEA SATISFACTION ASSURED . with > YEAR OLD SON | te list your. Ben APARTMENT, COUP; a “Tee @ one floor plan with ST 
A tS —___| ers, FE ¢1077 PTT ee CUBAN} 3 need 2 bedrm. furnished house le only PE $3036. _ 3 bédrooms The ving room ee ad ST. New saute wi i $1 ToRCRETE BROKEN WITH AIR-| < : WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING.| town. Reasonable rent. Reply Por | vod ost He TeWELL INaORE RENTAL AGENCY A HOME OF YOUR. room car- mmers by fob or hourly rate.| SA\W Ss, L AWN MOWERS p OR 3-2284 tiac ‘Dally Press. | We = 2,3 ants. furn. . OWN Ol beat 2 Lae a~ StacepaLe New shell & rooms, 
FE 29071 MACHINE SHARPENED WALLPAPERING AND PAINTING. COUPLE WITH ae CHILD an unfurn FE 2-7053 tage. Priced for quick sale $4500 with $600 
SMPLETE MASONRY | MANLEY LEACH — 10 BAGLEY| Call for estimate. FE 40255 ants 3 or 4 room furn. ant. op |, Adoms Realty ¢2 ss FI at $9,950. Terms ORCHARD LAK wave # room k 3-51 a ; ground floor erences. ; A — . incom $2300 Gan 
ARPEN es OnE a EooGE aS Saws—Lawnmowers Wall Washing & Painting z 2 A On Big viel redroot | 15 Day Possession AUBURN AVE ¢ specious rooms, 7° finish, remodeling ‘Small jobs. MA Accurately sharpened. 18 Cham- Herbert_Halt, FE _ 2-2706 co 3 —~ _ fecke homme tall Maesement goes We invite you to inspect male Bes ‘ass 
berlain. UE |W all Washing & Painting} sr Sree 2 wonton Real Mies, tne ‘TERRACE APARTME “sash and screens Good ‘posses- tay tine ore, betes howe race, $7850 wi ne WORK AND BLOCK TREE TRING ARD REMOV- pes 93 ‘roi : Sion. Check into this deal today paneled sunporeh. 19° PRINCETON vacent ¢ room & 
a7ine. specializing in floors, al. Pree estimate. PE 4-9805. FE _ Mac's FE 5-2211. PR TO piggies unfurnished -ONLY $1,500 down. living room, modern. step. bath, $6282 with avon. 
— s and driveways, steps, foun-| 79-8628 needed. Family tental agent,-FE n Birmingham. 2 bed- saver kitchen, ful} base- ROW soot, cian 6 tom & 
dations Pago! z estimates. OR | Toee OR Photos & Accessories 21 4-2583. room oe oa eggpemercd — Sytvan Village ae ee lent . bath #2000 dows. 
Shien mies ae Boe baad large or too small. | ~ " FREE GERVICE We room, and kitchen down, ~ Good f 2 bedrm. home: -good numerous shade trees. It's a CASS RD. 3 room, new ee oe FOR SALE DEJUR 4x5 ENLARG.- LANDLORDS . een rame a3 at 60.800. Lets look well & pump. $2300 “i 9680 
CARPENTER WORK er, lot rotary dryer. $125.00. Call Qualified Tenants warenes full basement. queers basement, double garage. storms : : p ieee Country ouk*. “4 
‘ Alterations and custom buflding y" PE $1936 after 4:00 PM ss | 2 Hour Service Russell H, rere passin oS ag Rowen and screens. #00d possession, g: he & bath. with 
_ _OR 23-2579. + Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 PORTRAITS. FRAMES, COPIES. Rental Agency provided. 050. - Sitee om 
NTER S| re “ : “Forma: ani CandidLe- ‘MODEST YE: 8 -FuRN-{— . : : 
_ GARPENTE tant NS FIs Ss ED HAWLEY TAX Acc ANT Patin tudio, 12 £. Phe, FE house, ‘ane tube pebibase desired Nitver- Lake Front en oe gueere ¢i008 with oi te 
WORK ALL cINpS |! 1041 Argyle - +731, : by Telephone Co. executive and ; Owner built cement biock ome amps O8MUN 3 apt. tncome  roome ; 
Reasonable. Jensen. FE2-2340 | Television Service 22 wite : No children, no pets. FE | owponnmnes—aF EW cons wee Peon <n wee |. . furaiaped) $9240 with nae + - 
CARPET SERVICE | Dressms Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 —— _—fooms, modern MApie $0141. Basemens i lake oo level, Realtors FF 4-0528 tis00 wie com oe : 
pr tops repaired and recovered | DOT a ee race eae ecttio euhima to tent Rent Houses Furnished 35 | Priced at $15,600 ORK ST Froom. with besomens 
Precis or FEI AWTERATices.,| DERONMAEINS, 1g Tha dams ‘Rest. C ang homes LISTINGS WANTED hepa aaa Watkins Lake Vicinity “997 &. Telegraph—Eves @ Bun. cc i ° 
ee ME iF meee ee pene + DORE ame TV REPAIR. ARY | oroN OGAaT wie Si ce ream Wo: have cesmers weting ter |? PURMERED onus a FOR? Pine frame home with breene. | Cooperative Real Estate Exchange | MANN RD. Cedar fame yea CALL ME iF vou | _ Suite superbiy tailored, F Fe poi? — Senet berriee. CON PLANT GUARD, Wi AD 2 CHIL- = ce < £ tmort. | Heed tere mmonwe: a ci  avely | home, unfinished. 
_-Aaaitions DRESSMAKING, AND» AL = HOME SERVICE CALLS. = sie} Sbly near Pontiac Motor FE : sauity a “Bud? Eckel aud rae, Fe oa Rus- hood. bedrooms dews ead a $, ROOM “LOWER. ee B. D. CHARLES, Realtor. 
apeadable work references Garden Plowing 16A|: MITCHBLL’S_TV ‘REQPONSIBLE PARTY BRR Francis ha peel peters ‘FCs ie} oil 1500. coward at 210 Nebraska - FE 4-0521 FOR YOUR PROTEC-) ~~0nnWnn nanan nmr N SRBIN ‘. BY OWNER, .§— _ SP. 17 8. eegny, 
19 _N, Saginaw ___—aPE 2-287! _house ‘or ‘apt, Phone FE 2.6000. /Near Waterford High -* . | ROOM SPARIER | 1717, Co-operatiy matate Rnckents “PRA Term: EDMUNDS & SON T riter Service .22A/ 2 Nea home nes a 
EM 3.2362 Qarcen Plowing. Bulldoxng ypewriter Service -22A | wanren sy MIDDLE AGED An excellently ee 2 ped | modern, re DRAYTON PLAINS Mowing and’ Levelin 2 e 3 or 4 room: : vege Bape ee Si, 10xi¢| | Bying, room "end Lutneras fob - << = 
wis —opere | ZE700 erm 30 Tages Fes ae ae ae Bee | ge it A ont ‘tchedule tor immediate GARDEN PLOWING. — — yr Potable. $10,980 terms. peting. American — 
ee GARDEN FLOWING AND DRAG. UY AND SELL 400. with terme, Sime. N, Pontiac éres. 5-6356 _oiy oo LAND | J SUB WEST OR SoS : : 
SARDER PLOWING AND Pit-| \ bedroom. Modern. ity t- 
      
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GARDEN PLOWING IN THE aul 
GARDEN PLOWING AWD” LIGHT ere vicinity of Crescent Lake. 
GARDEN: i — 
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                102 E. Huron Street 
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Pet: a LAKEFRONT   
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Geeture Findows, 
divided Sasement, 
electrie water 
NOW 1 1! ONLY $1250 -* DOWN INCLUDING MORTGAGE COSTS 
HAYD 36% W. Buren 
GILES DON’T COMPLAIN 
TERRACE 
  -IT’S FRESH 
AS A NEW BONNET this 2 bedroom, 
with 
tor 
   eated in 
air off 
h  GATEW HAPPINESS 
Inte 
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YOU'LL SAY IT HAS 
vat 
    
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ll modern, Call PE §-0655 afte 
30 pm. or Saturday and Sun 
    Humphries 
is 
Humphries REALTOR % W, Lawrence   FLOYD KENT, Realtor PE 66105 
Next to Consumers Power      
  
    
  open evese 
  
FE 2-0474 
¢ 
\ eg es bome, 3 lots, 
2 bedrooms. eof] best, 
erfecsiote S vecross ; 3 bedrooms, off N. Pad- 
$21. privileges’ Eilg. Le. 
  
CARL SAHS Houses, Houses, Houses 
bedroom homss tor sale in Walled tome ‘with lake ‘privileges Aise iakefront tots, acreage end farms. KINZLER | Att.: G.I. - Veteran $ 
We ate now e.L fy 
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Pioneer Highlands Ona —— more. 1 boot 
and down, 1 bed- 
wars nso Vout awnings 
Tone privileges, Price 6i8.- 900. 
Modern Housing 
Sa shrubbed for pri for wacy. 
  
mai cams tea int 
ties i — n 
  
  
$400 DOWN moderna, full 
  
A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S, Telegraph Rd. INVESTORS BARGAIN 
“teat BE LOW DOWN PAYMENT 
, Telegraph 
  
2 bedroom, bath. 
Alumioum and screens. 
Cc. PA} 1919 M- Orton: 132 Reverse Charges 
    
|KNUDSEN |- 
ffstat cel PI E. R HIGHLANDS WwW. Iroquois 
  nt Low Down Paym’t. ‘| INCOME WITH LAKE PRIVI- 
Lake Front 
ern jake front bungalow New! bedroom mod- ewly painted 9 a 
  
8 rooms end plastered 
walls, hardwood basement, 
<0 Sarence, gas Bet water Pes. 
off wae tine A real buy at $7 wit 41.690 dows: Balance at. per 
  
         
  
y.| WM. H. KNUDSEN 
: ve tn cute,       n payment on new 
‘F BALDWIN * 
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Lhd See Bie Francis E. “Bud” Miller 
ad Sabo Od a   — ROT Bn 
. . ‘THE PONTIAC ie za 
  "tninite steak, in a hurry, please!”   Ss, FRIDAY, 
  
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insfnt coffee and some minute tapioca—   
  
For Sale Houses 43 Lt 
MORRISON-H. — co A 
wn |172 We-s Aono Arodr PE 5-8525 
MODERN ALL YEAR ROUND orick bome on vate lake, 200 
_ ft. frontage, Of] beat, beautiful For Sale Houses 43 
8 ROOM MODERN. FOUR BED- 
rooms. full basement, oil furnace, 
ten thou-   
  
  
oa Michig 
  
NEAR CLARKSTON ne 
. Hom 
judes of] heat, and tuil 
basement. pv Tis.000 
with $4,000 down. Low taxes. 
1952 BUNGALOW 
PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 20209 MN Oekland Ave. rE 
Real   ape, ? Z 
See Mr, Casey, 142 Yule Rd. Lake- 
an. or cali Walnut 
Detroit. 
      
625 Lakeside, Elisabeth 
— New 4% 
Pais tte Rate Dr.—thes right en 
sign. 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 
72 W. Lawrence Street ® 
Open E re cust or FE Pais 
  
  
our new mode For colored see ait 
¢ an 
ent Sar§ or 
come Satu: April #4 or Sun- 
pe OG 28, Houxce will 
3 13 to § p.m Come 
a © 
WILLIS M. 
ROO.a 116 
ROOSEVELT HOTEL 
PE 46181 
  
EAST SIDE 
room furnished’ condition 6 en paved street. terms, 
SIDE URBAN EAST 
. Large 2 bedroom, pertly modern. 
Lot 00n125 $4860 terms, 
Russell A. Nott, Realtor 
FE +5905 170 W. Pike 
KEW FINISHED 5 ROOMS A bath. full basement. 100x300 lot. 7 house. OR 3-605 
6 room house, barn and 
Meehan, bali ‘trait. 16 miles 6 Petockey id sell or trade for will iacome. . 
Double brick store, house and ga- 
ap pee tion "Oniy 82,000 rage, Good loca’ 
down. 
side 6 room, basement. water. East 
electric, large jot, some work to 
McLARTY FE 23-2162 
ree Se Ba gt ‘ and rs. ve Seoneten Owner OR 37166.   
    
4 ROOM MODERN. WATER- 
air oy area lake privileges. Only 
1900 % 
sivacrpen. clogs te, Clartsten i-modern, Water- $4800, {‘foom house sem ford. Lake. privileges. 
terms. ; 
‘1GEO. MARBLE: Realtor 
_ | 28h Anterscnvitie, Rd. _sweterford 
  
North Side 
@ room. modern, 1 floor, Lot 
100x126. Only $1800 down. 
Southeast Suburban 
enthod, ‘Steoms name Nae gre en . § room : : his except furnace. Worth in- 
South Side bedroom home located in re- ‘table canst section, Only 
CUCKLER REALTY.   
THiS BEAUTIFUL 
PERSONALIZED 
RANCH HOME WITH ALL ITS 
MANY FEATURES 
  
OFF JOSLYN Two bedroom, oi] forced air 
DRAYTON PLAINS BEDROOM 
tiled kitchen, tiled bath, carpet 
in the living room, 2? extra 
SCHRAM 
  rd, MU 
furnished of Union e |. - 
Son. W, Huron.   
ORCHARD LAKE RD. OUR NEW LOCATION 
| ~KEEGO HARBOR 7 
  Bal pla FE Att 
  
        
lots. , Always “open” just 
call PE 3-7103. We have the 
  
    
       rage’ paved, street. All 
= ask ‘s, yout careful in- ge Btn 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
{ 
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oe K. L. Templeton, Re 2339 Orchard Lake Rd.   
  down. : RT M. IMBLER _...., _ FE. 4054 
ay 2 to 6 
Co-operative. Real Exchange   
    See sat lly ly = gg & io : 
Y O’NEIL, Realtor 
: sates! ‘APRIL 
For Sele Houses 43. For Sale Mousse 431 F 
    
| Partridge . ‘8 THE “BIRD” TO SEB 
  
  
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BRICK - WARD FE. PARTRIDGE rE 
REALTOR FE2-8316 Eve, 7 to 8 
SUBURBAN 
“)413-W. Huron REALTOR 
rE 
Open Eves. ‘til 9, Sun. ‘til 6 
  
4 ACRES EBS 
H i il eH if fis 
  
THIS WEEK SPECIALS construc’ 3 room lake- 
  
  
      
| nee ‘| Drayton Plains 
_ home tn this fast growing 
community? If so, ¥e have one of the finest Bue: tv « § 
room modern bung’ « with 
full basement. of} feat twg. 
,cat marege and ¢: kk 
price ts fust 612.750 —- 
¢ or terms 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 
     
  FE ¢4778/or FE 68161 
    93 W. Lawrence St Open Fivenings REDUCED IN PRICE 2. S ie 7° 
WEST SIDE 
  
Perry Park. 1 
HONEYMOON _: 
SPECIAL “banal ’ - i ms 
        
  Ng Pr ll 
PRIVATE LAKE 
  
Watkins Lake 
WHITE FRAME 32 BEDROOM 
BUNGALOW ON NICE CORNER   
  4 room, utility, and full beth, tn |-. 
  
  
  
   500, MI 48210. 
‘LAKE ANGELUS Whats scenic 
i a 
m| ON S¥LVAN LAKE 
CARE HURON.           
FE 2-8316 
  = 3 
GOOD REAL ESTATE | BUYS are advertised in the Classified section! 
imcome rot , 
‘ want, see the Want Kas 
LW.   
  LOT eexi70@ HOME IS COM- 
PLETELY MODERN, WITH 
  
  
  
      
Clarkston Estates. Two well located on main high- 
and 6850 cash Indian. Village 
’ arf lot aoa Py 8 
“Washington Park 
rag tears Rass Adams Road Tro lots, s0x188. $700 each or 61300 
K. G. Hempstead, Realtor | 
ost = he. 
WOODWARD ESTATES: 402133, Coad chest, eidewaiks. 9650.00. 
-|>aKWOOD MANOR: Waterford 2304250. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE, 7| REALTOR Township, 
PERRY PARK: 20 excellent build- 
_John K. Irwin | 
Lares ‘Fees home sites im Dray- 
HOLMES-BARTRAM. 
on a te Be Laer   
KNUDSEN - One of the best lots 
WM. H. KNUDSEN 
yo gsie Bank pore oasis Ere. 33008 A SS 
TARGE LOT In SOUTH BLOOM- 
Sear Mutheriord. FE esas. LITTLE FARMS 
$s 
LH. BROWN, Realtor | i Lor ON PAVEMENT. | ~ 
Williams Lake | 2 3 
      
    
      
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  _ $500 DN.—5 ACRES 
BEaes and 
Stns Sie ase bet Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
Open “ne. 3 som 
    
     
    
   
   
         
    
   
     
    
  
           
      
       
     
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or dim! a Auto Service 58| For Sale Used Cars 61 
rite Postne Pre rt |. PROVIDENT LOAN.’ Sete Olive Past or | Tea tp. Ripe "Maur meputcins | 
Se Soke te) OEE a | ee ES Re | |6oTH a eden oro : = + OXFORD TRAILER | St sees Festi eTe 
se pet & lies sort See een There tent oie to <08 yeu TOP os FOR ANY SHARP CARS. , a 3 Up to $500 | Msi ancar ait. ss leaiies ot z ae | IS OO : . 1940 to 1903, care, Bring yout You have to see them to appre- R 
tabesten Loans also mate om fur-| Skyline 30 fest at 62.205 to 0 big hog Cag ob lt ng Bg aiture. Gignature and other se for the money. There 19) 6 jhem. ite BETS pte. R 
OAKLAND eee aut”) SUSON | "yas them” all’ Dect, Bere ts | See M&M Motor Sales | Why we sold 3,000 cars | pone pe Rl le aad onan on late model care. last year! 
7 sS =H) LOAN CO. } Eerste yee | Quality sia : conte Oe aseumseates s : 
Ges te Tracking, | FE 2-92006 |, seit ste rf IT! Value money. over | 98 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. - out of state. ‘62's and older. North 
ro aes Ey ey Lee ree | fee awe tim st en! ~~ Satisfaction 
‘Gown ad trailer om rental. ourchase pian. Ca Sok 
TWIT R 1 omy tas Oe | Shee er le MOTOR MART | = 1953 STATE-WIDE 30 E. Lawrence FE2-7131) "8 aa | GE tee ee eons) CHE VROLETS 
gt wag a | OXFORD TRAILER |~"For Sate Used Care ei] 2&4 dr. ‘= oe = * FE 5-0978 -Need M ? SALES .~o~—W7_-——~—~——rnrrn =n Sport Coupes 
1ATS AND DRINES CONCESSIC oney We have © used trailers iT to 3¥.| LATE 195] BUICK SUPER 4 LOW AS 
SGHIE| to oe ear an cour tnlepons. sts Etiserstd es an Tew coms | tas Sac ess cS Mae eer seg ona) Sage Se wr $1195 
‘S00 ‘ COCRTA  enGE = FE 5- 812] , best eae a a eae siue wi wade a Sek : Sapect 04 -thit! a. Ar resins, “efmanemns. | yeas to pay. ap 2s fc SUPER, 4 pa 
Bp ee ees| Sree ere | Se erene ae; fi Lane “Sites © H & A t Pe ] Bore is See ree S$ Immaculate Cars 
gong. Gor’ trailer ome ulo on lac Sea8.” alr To Choose from 
Et Beh Set: |Loan Company C ‘ LOME ONE—COME LOW AS 
GOLD MINE |teeemeeeet) Chel | awa, $1095 , i 
TEAGUE FINA MOBILE HOMES oe er m REAL ESTATE 
ROCHESTER, MICH. years to pe OPS) Oban THe # PM On CALL ° Loans TO 9300. . | You can buy a Les Butchinsoe penne B anBrins Avent “3 1952 ke DELUXE 
: ™ oe becter. Spethan tnd eadieed west | CHEV ROLETS + _—— —=———r-— | Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales| covers. sen ‘et conciget mee} 15 New Car Trade-in 
| ess vor wie Dent meso Dearie Plaine | cleus Rousstrnyer Boirade. Pref TOW AS 
ad, 3000 6. Dort Highway. Pitot | SoicK inst SPECIAL DELUXE. 
| s\p20 to $500 Ta UEFEE| Satie sie ha Ls 7 lanes ee ee te | OT ee, | Tronthly pay- Toor oF pite 2814s, BANTAM. i] CONVERTIBLE 1951 = Telephone us or call at our office. A os ae _ excellent condi rE tone 
. x ATE “ae "ie nage waa we) CHEVROLETS j 5 Beauties 
- ‘FINANCE CO. Trailer “une new ‘lot Mi, Clemens. LOW AS 
1 Pages reset Exchange vibe loaded gies. on br0e8._| $695 
Sales—Service 3 Gan, dynaflow and extras. EM 
. ERSON. ROYAL PR. ae 
$100. BOARD OTHERS. T AUD'3| oe cquee ver” tamer geten.| 53 OLDSMOBILE On Your Name Only etal OR ene WELCOME tnhocltery ike ‘new. ul veauio- Radio better Hydramatic. ta ce. ; eats eater, ra- acwa! wan finish, 
QUICKLY |-Ssage | Seer) 8 a pen and Sundayep.m. . als. bac hts 
Sera i-FOOT HOU Some. end’ see it at 2160, Kirch- Fi : | SOS | eT Ta AEE] BE FRc OARS ea se. Go . ; j yke or ca ) ater and rama 
Dd, tri a e pices aay % FOOT HOUSETRATLER GO6D SxDTLLAC a oR = — Beautiful 2 oy mace a 
@ it GENERAL PUBLIC _ |'8 Seeks PF BEST OFFER w mileage nal owner. 5 
i LOAN CORPORATION |it 1 ROURETRATLER "son, | teprine byarepati troaminon | rah DM Fide "69 W. Huron Street | [ilu ing “try Wises | ats caotbeae es, DE & ALWAYS: 
a7 LUXE DRIVE-IN | Phone FEderal 3-7181 + Auto Accessories §7| 48 CADILLAC ne ISOM ORE 
AUTO PARTS Radio. heater. 1 waramati looks New car trade-ins at the 
BIG paved lot on the 
corner of Woodward and 
13- Mile Road. 
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Michigan's 
Finest — 
  
    white walls, ete. Wi swat s ARGAIN DAYS 
mouth ¢ dr. Brand new. Ply 
is Bucs Coronet & e Col 
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PE 27-2351 white Dass trade Pe sate new ‘motor. 
| _ Seti_ér-trade   Fer Salo Used Cars a 
  
| Used Cat 
Corral’ 
$4 Mercury Monteréy, 
overdrive, radio & heat- 
er, 5,000 miles. 
‘53 Ford Convertible, 
Fordomatic, radio. and. 
. heater, 
‘53 Pontiac Convertible, 
hydramatic, radio. and 
heater, 
‘52 Pontiac Catalina, hy. 
‘& whitewalls. 
53 Ford Tudor, radio and 
heater, 10,000 miles. 
53 Ford Country Sedan, 
radio and heater.   ‘$2 Ford Country Sedan, | 
radio. & heater. 
| 53 Chev, Sedan, 8,000 
miles, _ 
*S2 Ford Sedan, 
heater. 
$2 Ford Tudor, radio 
and heater. radio’ al’ 
31 Mercury Tudor, radio 
" and heater, Mercomatic, 
31 Nash Tudor States- 
man, radio & heater. 
'530 Mercury Tudor, radio 
and heater. 
’51 Buick Super Sedan, 
radio, heater, Dynaflow. 
‘51 Buick Special Sedan, 
radio and heater. 
| ’50 Ford Tudor, radio and 
heater. 
‘SO Chev. Chub Coupe, 
radio and heater.   51 Pontiac Tudor, radio 
and heater. 
dio, 
walls. 
46 Mercury Sedan, radio 
and ‘heater. 
| '48 Dodge Sedan, radio & | 
heater, 
’530 DeSoto Sedan. Radio 
& heater. 
’'47 Plymouth Club Coupe, 
Special Deluxe. heater & white- 
  
Not a “Rough Rider” in 
. the lot. Come in today 
and try out the car of 
your choice. 
CY 
OW Your Ford Dealer 
147 S. Saginaw St. 
Phone FE 5-4101 
CADILLAC "S)_§ DOOR SEDAN, eg bower veering. od Excellent b 
PE 43362. condition 
CHEVIE ‘54 Poe powergiiae ’ All accessories, Wiil ake trade. 5015 Joliet. near air-   
LJ 
— 
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*52 CHEVROLET. 2 DOOR SEDAN 
Radio. heater, like new inside 
and out. : 
$895 
MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST THE BIO PA 
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 1946 
  feVig STYLELINE DELUXE. One owner, 
  
Sr 1952 °4DOOR DELUXE. 
25. miles, radio, heater, di 
clean, new 
Elise extreme! 
eee aaa oe Lake Rd. PFE ¢5158. 
  
oe grin! M. £3175, 
LOOK 
AT 
THIS! This Ad Is True 
  transmission. 1 
Bioomfieia Bilis - owner. 
“arnn'$350 DOWN 18 Payments — $48.51 - 
we keller-Koch ) GOOD TIRES 
SOUND MECHANICAL CONDITION 
      1949 
| eceuneaet DELUXE 2 DOOR 
Only $495 . 
KIMBALL} Ye our Nash D Dealer    
         
  
    . eS ae ay” sa 
  CM 
LATE MODELS: 
ONE OWNER CARS 
1951-62-63 Chevrolets 
1951-62-63 Pontiacs 
  1951-62-53 Buicks 
1981-82-83 Oldsmobies_ 
1951-62-83 Fords — 
        _ dramatic, radio, heater,}- 
530 Ford Club Coupe, ra- | 
Radio and : eon clean. ‘toes, "ha West Mont. 
  | AUTO SALES. ‘40 Ford, $250 with over-drive. 
q Seoee. $205, Nice transporte- 
Sharp Dey Mercury, a8. Heat, 
A really a 
“. » Gores $385. 
Walls, A nice 
Your HE on map 
tsi iat 
et 
me 
i }ie SERIES” BEST 
Mates one 2 2200 Lancas 
5-465.   
*§52 CHEVROLET 
Lew milense. ene eaey new: car 
trade-in heater and Uirec- 
$1,195 
M ICHIGAN’S 
L 
eee r condition 
——— or after 4:30 
nm. 
in? CHEVROLET 136 MECHANIC PE 46018 
| CHEVIE. “s3. BEL AIR. Epotiess fully BO low mileage. 
cHEVIE ‘Sl ¢ DOOR DELUXE Radio and heater, | U stgpae Clean. 
r,   
Orehard 
‘poruce » wes nie 
  
We have '47 through i 
Hudsons, Come see us 
for a new or used Hud- 
son, 
Your Hudson Dealer 
Jacobson's s 53 W. Pixe Bt. 
“Bright | 
Spot '53 Olds. Super &8 Sed. 
‘53 Olds. Custom 98 Sed. 
53 Buick 72R. Sed. 
‘33 Cadillac 62 Sed. 
’33 Ford Custom 2 Dr. 
‘53 Dodge Diplomat Cpe. 
‘53 Olds. 88 Holiday Cpe. 
2 Buick 72R Sedan 
2 Olds. Custom 98 Sed. 
‘52 Olds. Super 88, 2 Dr: 
52 Olds. Holiday Cpe. 
52 Ford Custom 8 Sed. 
"52 Pont, Chief. 8, 2 Dr. 
"52 Pont. Convertible 
51 Cadillac 62 Sed. 
"$1 Olds, Custom 98 Sed. 
"92 Stude. Hardtop Cpe. 
°51 Chev. Deluxe 2 Dr, 
°31 Dodge Coronet Sed. 
51 Pont. Chief. 8, 2 Dr. 
‘$1 Ford Dix, 2 Dr., 8 
‘51 Buick Super Hardtop 
°51 Olds. Super 88, 2 Dr. 
| ’50 Hudson Super 6 Cpe, 
30 Buick Super Sed. 
’30 Buick Spec. Sedan 
"49 Pont. Chief. 8, 2 Dr. 
’49 Ford Convertible 
'49 Chev. Deluxe 2 Dr. 
'48 Chev. Club Coupe 
49 Hudson Super Sed. 
’47 Chev, 2 Dr. Sedan 
‘47 Pont. Chief, 8 Sed.   
  - 5 ~ 
Td § | 
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YOUR 
OWN TERMS thru 
Credit Union 
Finance Co. 
or Your Bank 
JEROME ‘OLDS-CADILLAC Used Cars — Coetent Lake st Cass 
, mew Care - eae 
  
   
Only ae heer FOR $475 
Community: Motor Sales f FE . 
  &. SUN- j 
1738. 
‘TUDOR FIRST +55 "52 Ford Ranch ‘ __For Sale Used Cars 61) 
‘Harold OF BIRM 
SE “You are too far aw 
are still too far aw ay, 
“still closer.” ne Turner 
INGHAM _— 
ay, come closer—you. 
you had better come 
tio 
HAROLD TU 
“For The Best In 
we! need used trucks. T 
+ “A-1” Guaranteed 
"A-]" 
Wagon ....... $1,299 
SO Ford 2 dr. erie ee . $499 
*S2 Piym. 4dr. ...... $599 
52 Buick Riviera 
GE. woes cces: $1,399 RNER FORD 
Wheels And Deals” 
rade in that used truck on 
Used Car or a new car. 
BUYS 
’53 Chev. Bel Air 
2 Oi BANOS ee eee $1, 399 
49 Ford 2 dr. 8. er’) 
53 Mercury 4 dr., 
overdrive or 
  ’51 Nash Ambassador 
4 dr., with bed... .$725 
"49 Buick Super 2 dr. $499} 
51 Ford Custom 2 dr. $599; 
| "$1 Stude. 4dr. ..... $599 | 
49 Cadillac 4dr. .,.. $999 
51 Ford Vic. ....... $799 
pies J2dr.:-... $209 
    es nape sore 
cobs Bis, ‘acter Bester, spetions dart 
      
            |CLARK: USED FORD TRUCKS 
tons capacity. | 
5 a | 
TEE ake Ave, ” SPECIALS! 
'47 Chev. €1. Cpe.... .$199 
’48 Ford Cl. Cpe...... $299 
"40 Ford 2 dr......<..- $44 
"49 Kaiser 4 dr....... $199 
*47 Kaiser 2 dr........ $99 | 
‘48 Chrys. 4 dr....... $299 
'$7 Chev. 4 dr........ $199 
46 DeSoto 4 d....- $19 
"46 Olds. 2 dr........ $199 
‘41 Plym. 4dr. 645: S44 
“41 Olds: 2 dr........- 344 
TWO LOC 
464 
S. Woodward 
Birmingham Merco-matic ...$1,666 
SO Nash 2 dr. ...... $399 
53 Ford Ranch 
WagOh ...... . $1,699 
50 Pont, 2 dr. 
Dix. Chieftain. ...$599 
53 Olds, Super 88. . $1,899 
‘SO Chrys. 4 dr......: $699 : 
"SI Kaiser Traveter:. $899 ~ 
Convertibles 
47 Buick Conv.......$299 
51 Chev. Conv....,..$999 
51 Ford Tonv........$999 
"$3. Ford Conv...... $1,999 
ATIONS: 
Woodward & 
13 Mile Road 
POR THE BIG SION “CARS” 
  
_ For Sale Used Cars a __Fér Sale Used Cars 61   
CHEVROLET. ‘3 BEL A 
peser-emte. ca 
; PE +4676 
coupe hard Loe a uly 
low mileage, like new Best offer   
    
1960 CHRYSLER CLUB J 
clean. soa. _ 
jodie DESOTO V-8 ‘DOOR. LIKE 
xe secre FE 40174 
CONDITION 
ah Mie Midwest. to? +2678 
’49 FORD V-8, 2 DR. 
Radio and heater, Good trans- 
portation. . 
$395 
MICHIGAN'S 
FINEST 
THE BIO PAYED Lor 
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE “ROAD   
  
P 
FORD ‘46, COUPE NEW MOTOR | | ani ° 
1950 FORD 8 TUDOR RADIO. AND heater 
ton TE % 
RE Ser oP 
Huron Motor Sales 
Huron PE 2261 SAYS, 
"MOVE ‘THESE CARS! THEY MU GO THIS | WEEK! COME OUT AND SEE THE DEAL WE CAN OFFER!" 
1949 Chrvsier Windsor 4 door, 
equi with adio and heater, 
automatic trans: and new 
seat cov 
—— 
— hr fadio and om up i ark 
green fint Si wget pa 
1952 ‘0 club coupe. equipped 
= and heater. automate 
1951 Chrysler New Yorker New- . Squipped with and 
pover steering two 
Good teens 4 oor Pucemakes, 
Clarkston MOTOR SALES 
CHRY. 
Slarkston eum 
Open 8:30 
  
Wy 
  
Convertibles 
    
nS L198 
-MICHIGAN’S 
viola     
    
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4 
A 5 CHEVROLETS ““PONTIACS 
BUICKS     
       
       
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PONTIA RETAIL STORE 
~ GOODWILL 
USED CARS “NOT A NAME BUT A PoLicy” 
Dollar for Dollar 
You can’t beat the PRICE 
or CAR to be found on 
our lot, It’s QUALITY 
that counts! ‘ 
oes a re 
= seg 
“GOODWILL USED ‘car"”’ 
» Fedte. 
+. Ol 
. is @ one- 
owner car fs in top con- 
@ition. thens thes’ tse redio 
and hester ............. 698 
YES! We Have a Few 
_ 1954 Pontiacs 
at Low Prices 
(Officials’ Cars) 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL 
STORE Factory Branch 
63 Mt. Clemens at Mill 
Phone FE 3-7117 
1960 FORD @ DELUXE T % very good Redio FE 37342 .. 
‘#@ FORD RADIO AND HEATER. $85. MY 34371 
‘$1 PORD. PORDOMATIC. sidewall tires, sun visor 
PE 4-6690. C nana . 
FORD ‘30 2 DR. FULL PRICE $193. Needs some work, 
finance. 563 8. iv 
imo PORD radio. heate   
  
  Lad : Up 5 iy must sell. Tota) price $360 or take over pay- _ments. PE 41936   
Po nt Ee Nh 
butit motor, take over payments. 
Total price $400. FE cishe. 
‘51 HENRY J 2 DR. Black and yellow finish. real eco Bomical trans tion 
$395 
MICHIGAN’S FINEST   
  
50 HUDSON 2 DR. PACEMAKER S 
       
     
  
‘50 NASH “600” 
Radio, heater and ovetarive = Bi Was without « ma: 
$A95 
MICHIGAN’S - -} : er Fordomatic, Radio, Heater 
| Studebaker 
"| CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER     
LARRY _ JEROME’ ° 
$945 52 FORD Customline Tudor 
B95 | 
ol 
COMMANDER 
CLUB COUPE . OVERDRIVE 
LARRY 
JEROME. Rochester Ford Dealer 
: Pu 10711 FOR MORE THAN’ Ss yeane a 
$2,095 
‘MICHIGAN'S 
FINEST TRE BIG PAVED LOT 
LOOK 
AT 
THIS! This Ad Is True 
1951 PLYMOUTH 
’ Keller-Koch 
— ha 
  we, 
YOUR OLD CAR DOWN 
PLYMOUTH SPECHALS 
DOWN 
1934 ‘mouth Belvedere Se- 
dan i 
tt Plrecw® Savoy — 
  
      
AGINAW 
  
52 PLYMOUTH | 
@ scratch. 
$795 
MICHIGAN’S" 
FINEST 
    | Plymouth   
atl 
R '52 CHEVROLET -4 Doo . 
" '$1. PONTIAC 
FE 29101 ‘2 BUICK 
$1695. 
‘50 BUICK 
Super 4 Dr. 
$765 
'32 BUICK 4 Dr. Special 
» $1495 
'53 PONTIAC Convertible 
$2095 
"52 HUDSON 
4 Door 
$1195 
4 r 
$1095 
2 Door 
$1095 
38 BUICK 
$2295 
*53 BUICK 
oadmaster 4 Dr. 
$3395 
53 Buick 
4 Dr. Special 
$1895 
70 C 
OLIV | Reliable BUIC 
re Our 
- Common 
‘Sense 
| We're coming to the end 
of the month, just a few 
days left, so we have cut 
some more wonderful 
trades on the dynamic 
new BUICK. Remember, 
we have been in business 
here in Pontiac for over 
22 years and have had 
maty. happy repeat cus- 
tomers. 
END 
Ole MONTH | SPECIAL | 
One Only 
$325 1949 Chev. 
2 door, radio and heater. 
Stock No. 169. Good’ tires, 
neat interior, sound motor 
with many good miles left. 
Yon’ve had your money’s 
worth! Really a bargain. 
} Ask for Stock No. 169. 
ars to Choose 
ER MO 
SALES: ears a Good Pl 
rchard‘Lake Av 
ner of Williams 
en 8a.m.to9p. 
i prices AGAIN, We're do- 
ing this to make room for | 
Drive this car for a year—|_    
  K Dealer 
Prices --$50 PONTIAC - Chieftain 4 Dr. 
"49 $895 
PONTIAC. 2 Dr: Deluxe 
49 C $495 
HEVROLET 
2 Dr. Styline 
"47. $395 
PONTIAC 
2 Dr. Deluxe 
$345 
*50 FORD 
_. Custom 2 Dr, 
$595 
"48 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Deluxe._ 
$265 
'46 CHEVROLET 
$195 
48 
’49 CHEVROLET ~~ KAISER a 
$179 
Styline 4 Dr, 
& $995 
1 BUICK 
Special 2 Dr. 
49 $995 
PONTIAC 
2 Dr. Deluxe 
From 
TOR 
ace to Buy 
enue 
St). 
1666 $445 
FE 29101 
  
For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars   
  
               
      ATTENTION! 
Mr. & Mrs, Public 
We Are Open! 
- MEIKE’S AUTO SALES 7) Oakland 
VeS...e00000--Only $945 
Community Motor Sales 
& Tat | Ave. 
  a 2-1951 Plymouth Cluj Coupe By) clth — miles. Radic, 
eT i ae me 1908 Plymouth Club Coupe = ibo-00 after 6 Sat..and al! dav. 
BETIER BUYS! 
& ‘82 Chevrotet deluxe 2 door BRA afin Deluxe 2 door Power-| | 
__ ‘ "Sl Chevie deluxe club coupe Pow- 
* “sh Pontiac § deluxe 3 door. Hydre-| 
De eee “ vie 2 door 
“case at “ane 3 Chevie pod a ot ‘41 Ford 2 door AT THESE 38 Gevie 2 ton platform track 
SPECIALS! 1948 20 ft. housetraéier. 
30 4: door, West Side Used Cars 
¥ Sag) door, #168. ee 
‘3 Marsan a 7 Pg i sie sccessortes, clean. wh bate EM 
AUTO SALES 
‘PE | 1953 
  Oren “ut io For Sale Used Cars 6i1 
For Some of the . 
BEST DEALS - IN TOWN Stop in at Glenn’s. We 
have a wide selection of 
late model used cars to 
choose from, also some 
good transportation  spe- 
cials. 
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES = 
(254 | S. Saginaw 
Phone FE 4-73Z1 
aaa 
im TAK | ~ Lots of cars to choose from 
E A-LOOK 
i   
ry lina, actual mi., 7,000, Pi 5-2906. 
  
CM" At Community Motors 
Gigantic Used Car Lot 
where cars are practical- 
ly being given away. 
‘THEN 
  
    *. 
= 
Hanne C) 
Bae L 
| 
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AT CM eer Community Motor Sales |* 906 N. Mair at. . Rochester : Open "ti! 10 p.m. 
MOTOR SALES Perry 
168 Chevrolet 
1953 Ponting 
“T* "Your Old Car Down 
Many Other Bargains 
To Choose From .. 
ei * 
a pal 
61] win tax 
ae ae 
    
         
    
  
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For Sale Used cars 61 “Yes, I aired the pillows! Why?” 
For Sale Used Cars 61   
1980 Plymouth 2 dr. Radio and hester 
1950 Pontiac Dix. Chieftain 8 Clb. 
Cpe. Hydra. $845 
1952 Plymouth Cranbrook 
6G oie ccc wennseccaens $1005 
1962 Chev Diz. 2 dr. blue, 
low mike w radie, en my light, nO d $li96 
Comer eee eer weer eee mine 
1980 Ford 2 dr_ Dark blue. Radio 
and heater. Sharp $505 
Other "51 Dodges from which to 
choose. 
The above list picked from ran- dom from 50 cars — all used 
and 
Also trucks of various’ tonnage 
wee Be % 
Pickups. Dumps, etc. 
PS. Stop and see the Mercury 
Pordor with radio rT, and 
overdrive that we have for sale. You . could be pleasantly sur- 
Riemenschneider Bros, 
DODGE- PLYMOUTH 232 S. Saginaw St. 
’ Phone FE 2-9131 
  
  
DOWN! Our plan is ethical, honest and true. an es 
1948 PONTIAC A tru unusual Mpg pe me 
ee -4 Ted 
acce’ A guarantee 
oe ee RGNTH 
Keller-Koch “ef, Very nice 
  
    f 
; 
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* 53 Chev. 14 T. Pickup 
"$2 Chev./¥% T. Panel 
’51 Chev. Sedan Delivery 
$695 
’49 Chev, Sedan- Delivery} 
$395 
$195 
"49 Ford %4 T. Panel 
$195 - 
24 more trucks to choose 
from. - All bargains. 
MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST: THE BIG PAVED Lot ON THE CORNER OF     
  iC *4 ;| accessories. FE 5-7879. 
Powriac ‘34 TUDOR 
Chieftain, hyéramatic, radio heater shie.d rs fen- 
der skirts other ¢: 
ca Brown $2120 Phone PE 4-8748 47 E. Boutin 
ND 
1951 ay Automatic transm 
White sidewalls, Very clean. 
For Sale Used Trucks 62 
A-l 
OWE RELIABLE 
TRUCKS 
TO DO YOUR JOB   
  
  
      
*S1 FORD F-8 Tractor, 
10 00x20 Tires, 
Air Brakes 
52 FORD F-4,2 ton dump 
’51 CHEV. 1% ton stake 
’51 CHEV, % ton pickup 
51 GMC % ton pickup 
50 FORD *% ton panel 
8 cylinder 
| '47-FORD % ton panel 
8-cylinder ~ 
‘48 FORD Dump 
3-5 yard 
45 FORD 1% ton stake 
50 GMC % ton pickup 
49 GMC ¥% ton pickup 
’48 FORD 114 ton. 
Cab and Chassis” 
1°50 INT'L 4 ton pickup 
“47 INT'L Dump 
3-5. yard 
49 FORD 1% ton stake 
_.8 cylinder 
‘$1 FORD. Vanette 
= (2 . 
"50 FORD % ton pickup 
S32 FORD F-6 tractor 
~~ Cab-Over-Engine 
'50 FORD F-6 Duinp ee yard _ 
\ 
’50 CHEV. Tractor 
Cab-Over-Engine 
__ They're “Kl Buys” 
CY 
==! OWENS Your ‘Ford Dealer 
147 S. Sagitiaw St. 
Phone FE 5-4101 
  --PONTIAC’S ONLY 
Exclusive Truck Dealer 
809 S.. Woodward 
‘FE 44531 —-- 
  a I, HA ala A-l} 
S| 
‘SL INT'L % ton pickup} au. 
‘BUYERS OF BOATS 
412. PT 
WILSON’ GMC |         D "40 Bational, ‘50 G.M., 450 G all 5 yard dumps. 3900 Baldwin. 
LARRY 
Rochester Ford Dealer 
‘30 
FORD 
— ~F8 159” Cab and Chassis - 
1000/20 Tires 
 _..—skast Wheels > 
$450 
LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 
PH. OL 11-0711 
“FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A 
GOOD PLACE TO BUY" 
CHEV. ‘53 % TON . Ra dio, heater, spotlight 4,000 miles, 
3900 Palen A 
Taumalie deluxe 7,000 miles . © ; Like new. — ty ™S and In- 
Ce, 825 Woodward, FE 
4061, 
RA dio, heater. , Bay FE ¢1 
INTERNATIONAL 2 heavy 4-1 condition. 
Can be see. Paimer Dr. 
  *46 Chev. ¥4 T. Panel | 
| 938 oe q a 
"52 Chev. IT. Pickup . ape $795 As <s-stasnntnsorlli 
46 Dodge 14.T. Panel} 
'5Q Ford 14 T. Panel | $495 | 
sete ergo ‘47 % TON PIC 
7a 
JEROME |# 
  Slightly damaged alumi- 
num boats, 10 per cent 
  
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AND- aT gee ap wo 
DOCK- 
_ Immediate del all models _ 
so he i tery ave cury. ours 
condition. PE 46005. 
EET US. 
YOUR BOAT Stops all leaks. 
GLAS-KOT a ome | 
. 6-6470 e8., Days. MA 94 Sundays i] 
man, . P. 
a yg CENTURY 
and 
    ~ BOAT OWNERS ~ | ONE 
FIGERGLAS | 
Complete year oat survive acce CHRIS CRAFT °53; 17 PT. ~ - 
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oven, $10. Lincoln For Sale Miscellaneous 72 — 
  
   
   
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~Eew and —csed. ——-     
  
  
  
Inside-Outside Paint 9x12 Linoleum 
6x9 Linoleum 
  “SHOP. SUBURBAN 
NEW AND USED 
  it 
  
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iets: a NEW FURNITURE 
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- Burmeister’s Northern Lumber Co. 
WE DELIVER     
  
| $22.80, ball bear. lawn mower $14.78 $7.90 i Lowest Possible Prices 
4% ft. Wall Tile. .....10c 
s= é. E 
EE g 
Sess: Pett 2 g° Bs: °f £ 3 g : 
£ 
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  2een SESE Si ERATORS, a YEAR'S 
§- 
REFRIGERATOR fis DAVEN- 
and chair 00 , Bed 
12.00. Other items. FE , FE 
  $115. 
NY ahs u ++ -$39- 
| | $34.50 elec. sander. pat. adv. $24.75 
$51.95 8" bench saw, tilt arb. $39.75 
wer aug. bits $4.30 
Cornet 3 pe. highspeed drill sets . ee a ee ee 
      
      = APPLIANCES gleee ............,....,..68.90 gal. 
$39.95 popular deep fryer .. McBride Hardware 
Open Sundays 9-12 
19a? Aubura Rd, fat Crooks) 
  
g LUMBER COMPANY | : itis 
itis 
  
FLOOR SANDERS en 
  
        FOR RENT 
We have the fastest floor sanding 
your job taste: and better — rent 
  
  
  
ings facto: . 
WOLLINGSHEAD V Store 7 miles out Bald 
strong floor cove Mac 
O-Lac paints, Phone 7-7845., 
INSULATION 
-STORM DOORS.   
$40 N. Saginaw Pe +353 
    
    BUILDING SUPPLIES 
ca, Pigecord. #28 % Gel en sue. 
  
   
        COMB. STORM SASH | 
Awning Type Windows | 
 4|M, A. BENSON   
For Sale Miscellaneous 72| ricer 
“Tt 5-0878. 
SAVE ON PAINT OUIDDERS 
| Oraana Labo Read PE cole SADDLE, MaRT™ 0. AND > bridle PE 7-004 ener 4 
SowaEAM Poawacr 22 INCH. 
  Lumber Company 
Open Daily 86, Sun, 9-2 
Phone ORlando 3-2215 
7008 Mighiand Rd, (M89) ta   
    
          
     
     
      
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7 L. TRUCKING . QR 3-9009 
    11 manth 150 Call OR} 
30143, Sin bp om | _ 
T par eeco2§ KITTENS | Pr "wey, 
TALE eh coleTEaen BIE. Tick pups, FE +9258, 
  OE N. berty, PE Pais. : 
CATS, PRIVATE RUNS. 8, Telegraph. 
   
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tractors, 
          
We don't have @ used tractor af 
either store and that means 
Good ews for you, 
Tf you ere thinking of « trede, why 
not. call sow and get the deal 
vou ce been waiting for cn @ 
new rguscn 30." 
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BLACKETT, INC 
2 comvete Two 14 wweh vlee 
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: GOSL INGS 79 
semngs, ete    
  
         TRACTOR TRAILER. T0030 TIRES $100. Lockhart Farms. 2794 Au- 
burp Read : .   
Third ennual — 
—_ ehick day 
   KING BROS. i 
YOUR I-H DEALFR ' 
Pontiac Road at Opdyke 
58-6257, t 
80 GALLON TANK TREE SPRAY. er for fruit trees, $225. Good 
tion.; Midwest 6-1666.— —_ 
100 GAL. ORCHARD, SPRAYE 
Moxd est Wee Ra. Well oat en . ed Lake. 
     
  
    
    
          
               
          
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
€:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline. 
Lanker, interviews, . 
G15—(7)—News Ace. a (4)—News. 
Befuddied 
Stu learns about young love. 
Harry » guest. (2)— 
1:00 — (T) — Ozzie and Harriet. 
Ozzie Nelson learns to “Know 
Doucette in “And the Beasts | 11:00—(7)—Soupy’s On. Clarinetist 
| 11:45—(1)—Capt. Hartz. Wayne in “Red River Range.” 
{4)—-Cavaleade of Sports. Light- 
10:00—(7)—Black Spider. Charles 
Bickford in “Thou Shalt Not sal (—Made in U.S.A. (2) ews. 
Life With Father. Father is upset 
by “bonnet-crazy” woman; Leon 
Ames stars. 
Buddy de Franco guest with 
Soupy. (4)—News. (2)—News. 
11:15—(7)—Motion Picture Acad- 
emy. Lodis Hayward in “Man 
‘from Texas. (2)—Theater.. “Kid 
SATURDAY MORNING 
9:15—(4)—News. (2)—News. 
9:30—(4)—To be announced. (2) 
Wayne University. 
9:45—(7)—Animal Time. 
19:00—(1)—Space Patrol. 
10:15—(2)—Cartoons. 
10:36 — (4) — Capt. Video. (7)— 
Western Show. (2)—Sinema. 
10: 45—(2)—Barker Cartoons. 
11:¢0—(4)—Cartoon Express. (71) 
Stu Erwin. (2)—Big Top. 
11:30—(4)—Danger Fighters. (7)— 
Blinkey. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(4)—Weather, RFD. (Th— 
Headline Hunters. (2) — Lone 
Ranger. 
  9:00—(7)—John Wayne Show. John 18:30 — (4) — Mr. Wizard. ()D— } —in-the—Iron-Mask.”’ (4)—Rasslin | Roundup Time. (2)—Cowboy G- 5 Men. i 
1:00 — (4) — Quiz ‘em. (2)—TV 
Bandstand. . 
00 — (4) — Feature. (2)—Play- 
house. 
%:15—(7)—Meet the Governor. 
$:30—(1)—Back “to God. ; 
2;45--(2)—Pre-Derby. 
4:00—(T)—Meet the Press. 
4:15—(2)—Kentucky Derby. 
4:30~(7)—Faith Is Power. 
4:45—(2)—Movie Party. 
&:00—()—Detroit Heart. 
&:30—(7)—Christ Crusade. 
5:45—(4)—Mich. Report. 
SATURDAY EVENING 
6:00—(4)—How to Do It. (7)—Life 
at 80. 
6:30—(4)—Ethel and Albert. (7)— 
Dottie Mack. ‘ 
€:45—(2)—Beat the Clock. 
7:00—(4)—Spike Jones. (7)—En- 
terprise USA. (2)—Jackie Glea- 
son. 
1:30 (4) —Amateur Hour. (7)— 
Sports. 
$:00—(4)—Show of Shows. ()— Boxing. (2)—Two for Money. 
8:90—(2)—Favorite Husband. 
9:0—(7)—On Your Way. 
That’s My Boy. 
9:30 — (4) — Hit Parade. (7)— 
Wrestling. (2) — To be an- 
nounced. 
16:00— (4) —Stars of Tomorrow. 
(7) — Wild Realm. (2) — Red 
Skelton. 
10:30 (4) —Paul Winchell. (7)— 
Zane Grey. (2)—Kent Theater. 
11:00—(4)—Mich. Barndance. (2) 
News. 
T1:15—(2)—Theater. 
11:30—(4)—Sat. Show. 
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¢:06—WIR, News CRLW, ‘Suste Weak t 5 6:45—WJR, Symphonette ww . CKLW, Jack Brickhouse 11:90—-WIR, Senate Hearing | 11:15—wwJ, Beauty Doorway CxLw, pt 3t | ye CKLW, Rese Gardens =~ 
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“te Quartet SSS CELW, News, COR LWIR Rowe 
Sait “Fel Meee —_ 11:48—WXYZ, Manpower Week tn Washington 
: AP Speco a Bevis ther 12:90—MIR, shedel. Answer |W. ews, Records o20—. Bob Reysehe Ww. and ; WCAR, News, Ballads 
ware al gure €:18—WCAR, Cofties , Your Bué ¢:15—WJR, Dinner Date 
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Wink fom Soares Wiwan Breaktest. ess | SATURDAY AFTERNOON | 1:00—WuR, Johnny Mercer 1:30—WJR_ Symphonette News. Bendetl —| 1.05 wae. city Rospital Www, Parle Spotlight Ww, News CKLW, Toby David WWJ, Farm end Home wap Sows GR bees temper 1:30—WIR, Pa: w News, Navy Saue’ WJBK, Bet Wash. Ww, Mere’s to Vets asx Seow WCAR, News, Ballads 
now Murree i wean, News, Gu 1:15—WXYZ, Gen. Ferguson ww. Picante Pomily 1:45—WWJ, News 1:18—CKLW, Canada 
W, Perry Como 8:00—WIR, Jack White . : 7:30--WWJ, Big Preview 
$:00—WJR, Mr. Keen ww. 1:39—WR, Gtars| CKLW, Parliament Hill 
wy wee SRLW. News, David” r Shake Marscas ee eee ward WIBK. Rise & Shine Sat: Seat Gest 1:45—CKLW, Mich. Catholic 
8:15— P. Sinatra b $:00—WJR, Gunsmoke Waa. how World #:18-—-WIR, Muste Hall 45—CKLW, Ray Bloch WAT? Bencing party 
, Com | 2:00—WmeR, Pretend - ve wit ton 8:90-WIBE. Proudly wall | WW) on—wen, 
pf — ee ba eee 4 Teer fe 9:00-—WJR, Two for Money $:48—WXYZ, Vandercoo’ WCAR, Radio WCAR. vs. Washingtes caw. 
000 WW). Phi Barris, we 2:15—CKLW, News, Johoson| WSK, House Party - 
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WXY2, World We Live i] 9.15 _w, wks — 10;00—WJR, Saturday Nite CKLW, oo eee ton 8:18 —WIR, Sctenee Adv Ww, Country Tune 9:45—WW, 8:90—W. Veta ‘ Hotel § 
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wey, Pees on t..F Living | 3:46~WIR, Agriculture 16—WW3, Dede Ranch 
CKLW. Prank Bawards wae hehe 4:00--WIR, Operation Musto | #:20— WIR. is Country 
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