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ESDAY, APRIL 14, 1954 =n PAGES vice
Two Local Men
Held in Robbery Brothers Charles and
Gordon Ervin Linked.
With Cox and Minder
Two Pontiac brothers were ar-
rested in Detroit last night as sus-
pected accomplices of accused
bank robbers Hugh Cox and James
Minder Jr.,
of an Ann Arbor supermarket last
February.
The brothers were identified as
Charles E. Ervin, 37, of 470 Oak-
land Ave., and Gordon Ervin, 2,
of 88-W. ye.
ie investigation
of armed robbery and as fugitives
from justice, Both are ex-convicts.
Detroit Pelice said they ar-
rested Charies Ervin in the
Union depot as he inquifed sbout
Chicago train schedules. Gordon
was seized at the Fort _ street
depot entrance.
An unconfirmed report said that
Cox’ wife, Juanita, 19, lured the
two men into thé’ station. She re-
‘portedly fainted after patice ar-
rested the brothers.
Police indicated’ the Ervine were
linked to the Feb. 26 holdup by
‘Minder and Cox. But the brothers
denied being involved. Cox also is
from Pontiac and formerly lived in
an apartment at the Mansfield
address.
Officers who made the arrest
with drawn guns said no weap-
ons were found in the brothers’
possession. A check of the Mans-
field ho@se turned up no incrim-
inating evidence,
Police and FBI agents ‘seized
‘Minder, Cox and his teenaged wife
last week in a Dearborn house,
_Minder and Cox were accused of
the $53,000 robbery of the Manu-;
facturers National Bank in Dear-
born April 2.
They were indicted on the charge
Tuesday by a federal grand jury
in Detroit and face arraignment
today.
7 ‘U.S. Spies’ Get Death
LONDON .w—An Albanian court
has sentenced seven men to death
and another to 10 years imprison-
ment on charges of spying for the
United States, Riana radio reported
today. in the $4,800 robbery | |
| leagues
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AP Wirephote |
FIRST PITCH—The 1954 baseball season opened in the major
yesterday and in Washington President Eisenhower threw
out the first ball prior to the New York-Washington game there.
Shown in the picture are, left to right, Mrs. Eisenhower; Clark
Griffith, owner of the Nats; Pres. Eisenhower; Washington Manager
Bucky Harris and Yankee pilot, Casey Stengel.
reports of major games appear in sports section, Pe Other pictures and
pages 36 through 40,
State Health Ofticials Ask
Doctors to OK Polio Tests LANSING (AP) — An advisory group, meeting with
the State Health Department, today asked the Michigan
State Medical Society to approve the proposed program
of inoculations with the new Salk anti-polio vaccine.
The resolution was approved by some 50 physicians
screen a meeting on che proposed polio inoculation
cluded nta- |
co the {TP sounties |
ipate in
—r vi AJ members of a
special advisory committee
named to work with the
State Health Department.
The resolution declared:
“That the medical people pres-
ent recommend to the Michigan.
State Medical Society that it take
favorable action and approve this
(the anti-polio inoculations) pro-
gram immediately.”
Approval of the resolution was
not unanimous since some of_ the
physicians wanted to delete the
word ‘immediately.’
Dr. Albert E. Heustis. state
health commissioner, called the
meeting to determine whether
the state should go ahead with the
test.
Still to be answered ‘were the
questions of just when the vac-
cine will be made available -by
the National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis, and just who will
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4)
Williams to Reveal
‘Political Aim Soon DETROIT @® — Gov. G. Mennen
Williams told a group of ‘Demo-
cratic supporters last night that
he would make an announcement
within a week or 10 days, on
whether he will run for the U. S.
Senate or seek a fourth tefm as
governor.
Williams’ announcement at ‘a
dinner meeting came almost at
the same time that Patrick V. Mc-
Namara of Detroit became the first |
candidate to announce officially his
intention of angen the Democratic
nomination for ; Senator.
Liquor Action Postponed
Renewal of ‘C’ Licenses
Delayed by Commission Renewal of 27 1954 liquor’ licenses was postponed
because they increased the one week by Pontiac City Commission last night after one
member questioned the legality of 12 licenses. Before
the commission last night were class C, tavern and hotel
licenses...
Commissioner Floyd P. Miles of Distriet 4 said he):
thought the last dozen class C liguer-bythe-¢iase pers}
mits Maco might be Riegel
agora over the at — id
and In soduy’ Ss ee Solons Unbiased
on A-Scientist To Wait and See but
Probably Will Let AEC
Handle Oppenheimer
WASHINGTON — Congres-
sional groups took a wait-and-see
attitude today toward the gov-
ernment’s suspension and investi-
gation of pioneer atomic scientist
J. Robert Oppenheimer on -se-
curity grounds.
Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis), declin-
ing to elaborate, said he has affi-
davits purporting to show that
Oppenheimer once was a member
-of the Communist _party—an_af-
filiation the scientist has cate-
gorically denied.
From two other persons familiar
with the case came statements
that the accusations against Oppen-
heimer had been reviewed and dis-
counted years ago. In_ notifying
him of his suspension, however,
the Atomic Energy Commission
(AEC) spoke of. ‘additional inves-
tigation”’ last year.
The AEC said in a formal
statement yesterday that Presi-
dent Eisenhower had ordered “a
blank- wall” pliced temporarily
between Oppenheimer, one ef the
ese developers of the atoniic
bomb, and sécret data to which
he has had access for over 10
years.
Pending the report of an AEC
investigating panel headed by for-
-| mer Secretary of the Army Gordon
Gray, Rep. W. Sterling Cole (R-
NY) and Sen. Hickenlooper (R-
Iowa) fixed a hands-off policy for
the Senate-House Atomic Energy
Committee.
And McCarthy told newsmen at
Phoenix, Ariz., that while Oppen-
'| heimer’s ‘suspension was “‘long
overduie—it should have been taken
years ago,” he has no plans how
to get irito the case with the Senate {”
investigations subcommittee he
heads. -
*“¥ wouldn't want to interfere
with anything thaf~ its being 7
done,” he saif “As long as the
administration continues to act,
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
Merchant Wins |France Agrees
GOP Primary Joseph Meek to Oppose
Paul Douglas of Illinois
for Senate Seat
CHICAGQ @®—Joseph T. Meek,
who calls himself a ‘“‘no-label, un-
hyphenated Republican,” romped
off with the Dlinois GOP senatorial
nomination early today in the na-
tion's first primary of 1954.
The 50-year-old head of an or-
ganization of 60,000 Illinois: mer-
chants, Meek hag said he would
support most but not necessarily
all of President Eisenhower's pol-
icies. But he says. too, be ig nei-
ther “a ‘Taft-Republican nor an Ei-
/senthower-Republican.”
an 5 Eins Sees ees
were renominated, including four
committee chairmen whe over-
powered varying degrees of
competition.
In next November's Senate race,
it will be Meek, a man who never
has run for public office, before,
against- Paul H. Douglas, a first-
term Democrat.
Douglas had no opponent in the
cratic priniary:
Meek easily outdistanced Ed-
ward A. Hayes and left seven oth-
ers in a nine-man field strung out
back in the dust. Hayes’is a for-
mer national commander of the
American Legion. ©,
Robert B. Chiperfield, chair.
man of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, finally beat back the
Harold H. Velde, chairman of
the Un-American Affairs Commit- to Britain-U.S.
Asian Proposal Bidault Says Plan to
Halt Red Aggression Is
in Line With His View
PARIS (AP) — France
joined Britain and the
United States today in de-
claring it would examine
the possibility of creating a
collective defense in South-
east Asia “to assure the
peace, security and freedom
of this area.”
The agreement was an-
nounced in a communique
issued jointly by U. 8S. Sec-
retary of State Dulles and
French Foreign Minister
Georges Bidault after a day
‘|of conferences concerning
Asian hot spots, to be dis-
cussed later this month at
the Geneva conference.
The communique was in the
same pattern as that, issued by
Dulles and British Foreign Sec-
retary Anthony Eden in London
last night proposing to seek a mili-
tary alliance of 10 nations to stem
\further Communist thrusts into
Southeast Asia and the western
Pacific. .
The communique said:
“For nearly two centuries
“In pursuance of this custom
which we hope to continue for, the
benefit of ourselves and others, we
have had an exchange of views on
Indochina and Southeast, Asia.
“Mr. Dulles expressed admira-
.|tion for the gallant fight of the
French Union forces who continue
with unshakable courage and de-
pimarmeroar to repel Communist
Showers Predicted
With 70-Degree High Scattered thundershowers late to-
.night and Thursday are forecast
for the. Pontiac area by the U. 8S.
Weather Bureau.
Considerable cloudiness tonight
will be coupled with mild tem-
the | peratures ranging, from a low ” of
56 to 60 degrees, The high Thurs-
‘be from 66
Tuesday's fair weatue: sen Ba
mercury rising from a low of 43
to a high of 68 degrees here. A
trace of rainy was also-recorded in }~
the area yesterday.
At 8 a. m. today the reading
/was 55, but by 2 p. m. in down-
town Pontiac the temperature
stood at 72 degrees. ‘
tee, had an easier time of it with
Robert Allison, a state represent- ,
ative for 20 years.
Chairman Leo Allen of the Rutes |
Jail 15 for Sabotage
VIENNA, Austria @—Fifteen Po-
Committee pushed past three “Op- | lish state officials of Lodz have
ponents with no trouble, and Chair- |
man Chauncey Reed of the Judi-
ciary Committee took a pair of |
contestants into camp. been sentenced to prison terms
ifrom two to six years for “‘sabo-
tage against the state," the news-
paper Zycie Warszawy said today. AP Wirephote
FLAT CROWN, CURVING BRIM—Here is the hat. which de-
signer Sally Victor says wil) be worn by Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower for
Easter. It is a large white ballibuntal straw with flat crown and
slightly curving brim. The edging is of navy blue grosgrain with navy
grosgrain tabs at the back. The hat is shown by New York model,
Pat Wing, who also wears a navy and white polka dot dress similar
to that the first lady will wear. Ue
Britain Will Keep Troops
on Guard Duty in Europe LONDON (AP) — Britain pledged today to keep troops
on the European continent as long as there is a threat
of
To 002 Prench ratification of the six-
pean , Britain also offered to integrat
arid ah th the Burdens: Deteses Recioentte.
Foreign ss Anthony Eden announced the pledge
in the House of Commons to quiet fears in France—and
among left wing Laborites at home—over rearming West
Highway Patrol
_ = Increased by 0 New State Policemen
to Be Watching Roads
by Autumn
LANSING # — Fifty additional
| State Potice officers will be pa-
| trolling Michigan highways this fall
in an effort to cut down the state's
rising traffic toll.
A special legislative appropria-}
pd
Germany.
_ West German units would
be ineluded in the ae
jected one-uniform
pean army.
The U.S.-backed EDC treaty has
been ratified by the Nethgrlands,
Belgium, West Germany and Lux-
embourg. Only Italy and France
have yet to enact the treaty legis-
The British sistige represented
an effort by London to meet a
condition attached by the Frenctr;
Assembly to its own consideration |
of the: treaty—closer British as- |
sociation with the defense organi- |
zation.
a Eden told Conimons that Brit-
ain regards the 2-year NATO
pact “as of indefinite duration,
and are confident that it will
develop as an enduring associa-
tion for common action between
the member states."
_ Explaining the agreement
reached yesterday with the six
EDC countries, Eden said: -in
“Her Majesty’s government have! Childs said the State Civil Serv-. undertaken to continue to main- | ice Commission is now taking ap- additions: to the State Police high-
way force,
“We'd like to get them on the
highways by Laber Day,” said
Commissioner Joseph A. Childs,
“But I'm afraid it won't be pos-
sible, The new men. should be _
on duty, though, by some time
September.”
nd Yard Bums
|Within 12 Days:
‘Loss $125,000 Firemen Detect Smell
of Kerosene at Lee Co,
Blaze; Suspects Freed
An arsonist, believed re-
sponsible for at least three
fires in Fenton within 12
days, was sought by State
Police and Fenton detec-
tives today.
$125,000 fire whic swept
the Lee—Lumber—Co,_early.
today and “the odor of kero-
sene or fuel oil” at the
scene led officials to believe
a firebug ‘was responsible.
‘tion Of $261;300° wilt pay’ forthe }----
tain on the mainland of Europe, plications for the additions to the |‘
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) eS
‘Jesus Breaks Bread With Disciples in ‘Last Supper’
Editor’s ee soho is the oy of =
tells of the e Scams rist'’s oer seven
days, in the style of to of today’s news.
By ORA § SPAID
Pontiac Preag Special Writer
JERUSALEM, Nisan 15 (Thurs-
day).—A kiss of betrayal by Ju-
das Iscariot, a disciple of Jesus,
tonight identifiedthe—rebel_Naza--
rene rabbi for arrest by Jewish
High Priest Caiaphas's.. palace
guards.
Led by, Judas to Gethsemane,
overlooking Jerusalem, the guards
took Jesus into custody after his
disciple ori from the troops,
“Master, ste ”* and
The betrayal ocecurred only a
few hours after Jesus had pre-
dicted, for a second time, that he would be. betrayed and cruci-
Ted. .
+o oesiachaes City: Ger sal vance of the Feast of Passover:
William A,
conflicted with a state law which '
allows more class C licenses, oye | licenses, but motion to de-}
fot ‘every 1,500. people in fer action one Was passed
sere she
we?
pees eweeeans
Pager esaere veteras
ee
the bearded, ne oh we
Se ee ae
when he said he would be “be- ”
trayed to, be be-crucified.
———
\ —— je _rabbt a .
—}12-of--his-closest. followers at 2 !
held in
of doom by
cused of claiming: to.*>- the-son-of-— af betrayer, Judas was seen yester-
day entering the grounds of Caia-
phas’s palace, where the high
'| priests were meeting,
liad announced that | at the dinner Jesus also predicted crows thre tines. you wil deny od Cataphas
prosecution of Jesus would be
ey \ ny oN yy group. He was said to have told
Peter (Simon Bar Jonah), a dis-
ciple:.-
“On this.night, before the cock | ner delayed until after the feast day.
Both he and Judas refused to
comment on the arrest of Jesus.
A source close to the rabbi said
wereeing hy einits *¢ fe Meee, Gites tee.
ey i } foe
fy
! : é é tis :
j-3 | baat Se rir.
Vegi bee - god a ee Judas Iscariot Gives Betrayal Kiss to Rebel Teacher Expecting Arrest Peter could net be found tor
comment.
Laveen stn
The rapid spread of the ~~
aS ee
\
%,
\
«hy yf * ot cit \ ie
ee « a
_ the direct north-south routes.
~ poned its meeting until April “= @ * *
-| Communists and fellow travelers
Percy Burnett. of Hanna
Miriam Circle has post-
22.
Three Birmingham youths enlist-
ed at the Royal Oak Recruiting
¢oee
B B..0052
Se iabasees J
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*
ts
ee ee evtecsesenenes SEE.
EOC TERR OR Oe j -| said. “The joint committee has
. | found no fault with the procedures
i f
fires
Service for Mrs. Joseph (Anna)
'
Oppenheimer, 49. has freely ac- |
knowledged associating with some
years ago, but said he thinks his
experience makes him more fit to
serve the government. He is con-
testing the charges and has asked
for a hearing. Since June 1952 he
has been an AEC consultant. ~
s s *
Cole and Hickenlooper said in a
joint statement yesterday that
when the “orderly review” of the
case is completed by the AEC. the
Senate-House committee “will be
in a position to take whatever ac-
within the responsibility and au-
and Hickenlooper
taken by the Atomic Energy Com-
mission im this case...
“We do not believe it necessary
for further congressional action at
this time.” :
. ° .
Former President Truman was
Detroit Hospital Council's board of trustees. |
The Pontiac superintendent wil!
president.
The council represents 58 hospi-
tals and institutions in Wayne,
Oakland, Macomb, Livingston,
Washtenaw, Lewanee and Monroe it
did not say who had made the | j
y “The disposition of this case is |
Energy Com- | ©
$100 in Tools Stolen ot
Well Driller’s; Housii
Damaged i
yl JH 1
shed was entered early yesterday
or Monday night. ‘
Collision on Cass
‘Damages 5 Cars
on Used Auto Lot
An automobile involved in a two
car accident yesterday veered
a used car lot at 57 Cass Ave. and
Reese Is Appointed BIRMINGHAM—Postmaster Ber-
nard E.- Fowler has been notified
the Civil Service Commission in
Washington. He has not received
any word on the appeal
Abrams’ letter set no date for
| the changeover.
Reappoint Supervisors
BIRMINGHAM — City commis-
have reappointed Eimer W.
Haack, Luther Heacock, Davjd
Levinson, Mrs. Hope F..Lewis and
Clarence Bienman to one-year
terms on the Oakland County
Board of Supervisors.
e | At 15, he is the youngest boy aboard the Swedish training schooner
2S
S| turtle he picked up Garing a naval training tour in the West Indies. LAST OF KIND—The lightship Huron, last craft | which enable mariners to determine their exact
.of its kind opefating on the Great Lakes, heads| position. The Huron is part of a net of lightships
for its post in Lake Huron, five miles north of the| operated by the U.S. Coast Guard at 37 points in
St. Clair River where it will send out radio beams | North America, the majority on the Atlantic coast. |. RHE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14, 1056
Williams Blasts.
GOP ‘Inaction’ Congressmen, Millard
Counterattack in Gas
Rate Dispute
LANSING w—Gov. Williams lam-
basted Michigan Republican con-
gressmen for inaction while pe-
titioning the Federal Power Com-
mission to reopen a hearing on
new wholesale natural gas rates.
inaction charges at the governor.
Williams wired the FPC yester-
day after Rep. Charlies Oakman
(R-Mich) said it was reliably re-
solidated’'s customers are in the
Detroit area.
Health Officials Ask
\OK of Polio Tests
stake the responsibility if anything
should go wrong in the tests.
~~ ‘Tt was the concensus of the group
that safeguards ‘to be set up in
the laboratory were sufficient to
assure that there would be no live
virus in the vaccine.
Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. of the
University of Michigan School of
Public Health sald very exten-
sive tests would be run in three
laborateries te check on the safe-
} ty of the vaccine. __
He said that the tests would then
be reviewed by Dr. Thomas Riv-
ers, chairman of the spetial ad-
visory committee to the National
Foundation for Infantile Parlysis.
Dr. Francis quoted from a letter
from Dr. Albert E. Engelbach,
medical consultant for the national
“Only after Dr. Rivers.personial-
ly certifies to the national founda-
tion that a lot has met the mini-
mum specifications, and that the
safety tests indicate that no live
virus is present, will the national
foundation in turn release that lot
to you,” the letter said. — '
* Little Leaguers
Meet Saturday
for Team Trials Paid by Race Track
Boys who want to play on Na-'
tional League teams—those living
north of the line—will work-out at
Pierce School.
. Barrett, league presi- |
Birmingham |
minor |
ore
Boy Seriously Hurt
Darting Before Car A five-year-old Waterford Town-
ship youth injured when he was
struck by an auto yesterday is in
General, Hospital with face and ,, | head cuts, a concussion and a/ employe of that newspaper but “is
_ | fractured leg.
Buddy Lee White, son of Mr. and
|Mrs. Francjs Q. White of 2743
Crushed by Truck in 3rd Suicide Try
lice said a 35-year-old Detroit man
took his own life last night by
throwing himself under the wheels
of a truck after failing twice to
kill himself in similar fashion a
nal injuries shortly after he was
admitted-to- ’ Hospital. Po-
lice said witnesses described how
stood on a corner and
front of an auto. The driver
swerved and missed the man.’
Moments later, Donaldson ran in
front of a semi-trailer truck driven
by James Garrison, 35, of Wateatt-;
ville, Ind. Garrison swung the
truck in an effort to avoid the pe-
. However, Donaldson was
hit the right front fender—Don-
aldson was uninjured and Garri-
son drove on.
Seconds later Donaldson suc-
ceeded. He was fatally injured
when he dived under the rear
wheels of a tractor-trailer unit
driven by 25-year-old John E-.
Reade of LaGrange, Ind. Reade
|was not held. All beys in the 8 to 1?-year-cld
cient publicity bureau and that it
/ was an ‘‘accepted practice’ to as-
urges all fathers desiring to |
|
} Boston Globe, $500.
critical condition today at Pontiac |
|
ownship, ments from a New England race
suddenly stepped off the curb in.|- publicity department.
The i
or less necessary” to run an effi-
sist newspapermen
| The Journal-Bulletin says the
track books show the following
payments:
Sam Cohen, sports editor, Boston
Record, $2,500.
George Clarke, columnist, Bos-
ton Record, $600. 2
Mel Massucco, reporter, Boston
, $600.
Robert A. Waldo, track writer,
William McCauley, track writer,
Boston Record, 3600.
William R. King, sports writer,
Associated Press, $500.
Gardner .L. Frost, bureat ,man-
ager, United Press, $500
The Boston Post issued a state-
ment saying Robinson’ is not an
a private contractor who fells a
race service’ to the Post and other , Pontiac Deaths
.| daughters, Josephus Bicknell, Mrs.
Alice Sage Dorothy
§ | brothers, Grover of Alton, Dl.
Say Boston Newsmen| "=
William E. Westfall
"| 40 years ago. Mrs. Mary Ann Bicknell
eight years ago.
_ Surviving are two sons and two
Myers of Pontiac and Charles W.
of Bicknell, Ind.
‘Also surviving are three
grandchildren.
The body is at the Pursiey Fu-
neral Home.
Elmer J. Hickmott
‘Funeral for William E. Westfall,
83, of 498 Cameron Ave. will be After a prolonged illness, Mrs.)
Mary Ann Bicknell, 81, of 50 S.|'
Jessie St., died Tuesday mofning.
Pontiac Names
) Supervisors Day Saints will officiate.
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Westfall died Tuesday.
James E. Williams
‘After an illness of four months,
James E. Wiltams, 65, of 40 Clar-
ence St. died at 2:35 a. m. today
in Pontiac General Hospital.
peer County, June 6, 1888. he was
‘| the son of James E. and Eliza
Jane Hicks Williams. He married
’| Ethel Joy Hunter at Mt. Clemens,
Jan. 28, 1910 and came to Pontiac
He was a car-
Besides his widow he is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Eari Frick
of Claykston, Mrs. Kenneth Duber-
ville ef Pontiac; two sons, Roy
<of Metamora and Russell of Pon-
tiac; 10 grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren. Also surviv-
ing is a sister. Mrs. Norman
“that a member of its Boston
staff had received substantial pay-
track in 19%52 and 1953 which were
not disclosed to his employer.”
Bert Masterson, New York-New
England division manager of the
from the United Press on Monday,
April 12. He had been with the
American; which, the Journal-Bul-
letin said, had_ six. writers listed,
was available for comment.
Judas Is Guilty
of Betrayal Kiss
—
‘attacking the
Find 2 Detroit Boys Missing
for Four Days i ? i
f li talked with
ders.
Britain Will Keep
Troops in Europe (Continued From Page One)
including Germany, such armed
forces as may be necessary and
appropriate’ to- contribute: a fair share of the forces needed for the
joint defense of the North Atlantic
area.
“We have also arg we
have no intention of wit wing
from the continent of Europe so
long as the threat exists to the
security of Western Europe and of
the European Defense Com- ints Mrs. Lee Hill,
F. H. Schneider as New
County Boord Delegates
Appointed by Pontiac City Com-
‘mission as new members of the
city's seven-person delegation to
Oakland County Board of Supervi-
sors were Mrs. Lee Hill of 35 Car-
ter St. and Francis H. Schneider
of 783 Menominee Rd.
Mrs. Hill, 54, has been a Pontiac
resident since 1919. She represents
Pontiac PTAs on the Chamber of
Commerce Safety Committee and
is a member of the Pontiac Zoning
Board of Appeals.
here.
‘Mrs. Hill has been on the Le
. Eden disclosed Britain ts
“ready te place a British armored
division within an EDO corps.
This will be one of our armered .
divisions new in Germany | :
“When the European,air fo
have been formed,"’ Eden said, ‘‘it
is our intention that Royal Air
Force units shall participate with
European units in each Nato air
group. “They will be controlled by a single integrated headquarters.”
Racing Head Given:
Show Cause Order
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Town & Country
“ARCATA, Calit. pital reports Virgil Cates, 43,
4 said he did .
would be brought against the| LANSING w™ —
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Brilliant Paul-
Tells Europe: By CHARLES M. McCANN
United Press Staff Correspondent
Paul-Henri Spaak, one-time ‘‘boy
terror of socialism’ and ‘‘Bolshe-
vik in a dinner jacket,’ has made
a comeback in Belgian politics.
The impact may be felt through-
out Europe, as well as Belgium.
His Sosialist party gaified nine
geats in the chamber of deputies in
Sunday's parliamentary election,
largely at the expense of Premier
Jan Van Houtte’s Social .Christian
party.
Dispatches from Brussels say
“ Spaak probably wil become pre-
mier or foreign minister or
beth — in a Sosial-Liberal o-
tion government.
In him, Belgium has one of the
| most brilliant statesman of
| Some say he is the most brilliant
/in his own field of foreign affairs.
Spaak is recognized as one of
the worle's outstanding orators.
He is the foremost champion of
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At 55, Spaak is already one of
the most durable men in European
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He entered parliament in 1929,
‘as made foreign minister for the
| first time in 1936, and became the
younee st premier in Belgian his-
tory in 1938, when he was 39.
Spaak is burly, with a cherubic
round face and little twinkling
eyes. He wears a big floppy som-
brero-type hat that makes him
look like a cons»irator.
His mother, Belgium’s first
woman senator, was a Secial-
ist and Spaak followed her. His
idea as a youth was to destroy
everything and start afresh.
He was called the
“boy terror Henri Spaak
Unite or Die
Spaak’s international ranking as
a statesman is shown by the fact
that he was elected first president
of the:United Nations assembly and
chosen first president of the organ.
ization charged with carrying out
the Schuman plan to merge West-
ern European coal and steel re-
sources. Those are only two of
similar posts to which he has been
elevated.
Average Navy Plane
Costs $814,450 in 1954
WASHINGTON —The average
cost of naval airplanes is increas-
ing. about 50 per cent in a single
year, but the Navy says they're
better planes.
Rear Adm. Apollo Coucek, chief
of the Navy’s Bureau of Aeronau-
tics, told a House Appropriations
subcommittee last month
planes cost an average of $814,450
each in the fiseal year ending this |
June 30.
timated the average cost for all
types of planes at $1,292,720.
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youngsters just love te understand how it works. Bottom, he exercises muscles which con-
drink milk, and lots of it, trol throat and palate by blowing water from one bottle to another.
and have. a wonderful time Tenor to Resume Talking Can Promotes ae ———— Role inCarmen — peidiesng of Motor of Y ( Z f i
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id Poleri once again will assume The station attendant merely
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“Carmen” to complete some UN- 4) can and hands it to a customer
finished business: the stabbing of Wire he services the car.
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| Naval Supply Depot
than 185 million separate pieces of
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The largest items in charge of
the Inventory Supervisor are moth-
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Zoologists say the Kiwi, New Zea-
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T SEEMS everybody wants to get behind
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Day, ‘APRIL, 14, 1954
‘State Rep. Werner,
Wile Hurt in Crash
Kills Detroit Woman
juries. They were Robert Maney,
20, and Walter Matthews, 20, both
of Detroit. Police ticketed Kenney for fail-
ure to yield the right of way.
Car Runs Red Light,
Chest Specialist Dies
BEVERLY HIL, Calif. — Dr. J, J. Singer, 71, internationally |
known specialist on chest diseases | would be aggravated without some
died of a heart attack yesterday.
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I njured: Rabbi Endures: Years bf Pain
the good people who sat in the
pews befor h im, “What, ” he asked
in his sermon, “‘are life's most bak oe oe
Activities | spiritual leader, rod grli
to retire or replace him, content
with improvised arrangements —
ee ee
Ant Bem Oe vey ae Or
ightmarish suffering.
the rabbi concluded: “Whatever
the circumstance, the crisis, the
pain and the failure,
‘the bludgeoning of chance,’ do not
give up. Hold on, Live on. -And
bath, Mrs. Lieberman. Welcome |
back.”
George Lieberman had come
who believes God owns
(Copyright 1954)
2 National Guardsmen —
Attend Bakers School
~Two-OakiandCounty_men_are
included in the roster of men at-|
tending a cooks and bakers school
conducted by Detroit's 425th Na-
tional Guard Inf. Regiment, in|
down
of the front pews, his training period Aug. T through |
wife nodded to him with a smile of | 21 at Camp Grayling.
had been hurled to the other half | encouragement. The congregation! The men are Sgt. William F. |
cathe Pullman car. weiay heclead: arose to chant the Shema, the | Wessels of 10291 Albany Ave.. Oak
but safe. ancient Hebrew affirmation of | Park; and Theodore O. Allen of |
Knowing that his ate injury | faith. i Walnut Hill Dr., Birming. |
Rabbi Lieberman then thanked is Loving People| =
whatever | Bank. {Abandoned Vessel
Claimed as Salvage
Cornwall II-
engine. failed and a round
wind drove her toward the jagged
rocks of Newfoundland’s Burin
Peninsula.
They rowed. safely to Grand
But a change of wind headed |
the Cornwall back to sea. The 235-
berman learned also the brother-| pray.”
hood of suffering as he The prayers were ended and the |
solace and hope to others in the |rabbi intoned the benediction.
hospital. ee ee SS
He wrote to a friend: “Even |Tabbi as they yore when submerged in a whirtpool “Good Sabbath, Rabbi. Good Sab-
preparation for the summer held | ton Alberto Wareham grabbed her
and towed her to Burin. |
2,000 Apply for phi) |
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BATTLE CREEK — The Bat. | |
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ed with applications for space heat-
Tomerrow—Arnulf Muclier, o tarmbr ing permits, J. Frank Jones, com- |
Bis land. pany vice president, said Tuesday. || -
{ Jones. said about 2,000 applica-
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- | additional permits authorized last
| week by the Michitan Public Serv-
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1954
. New Mayor Experienced ~ Our new City Commission’s unani-
mous choice of W1LL1AM W. DonALDsoN
to serve as Mayor for the next two years
was both a happy and a natural one.
He alone among the six new
Commissioners has experience in
our municipal government. A
member of the Commission from
_ 1944 through 1948; Mr. Donatp--—
soN served both terms as Mayor
pro tem, a post that will be filled
during the next two years by
Commissioner Joun A. Duaan.
_* * *
Our new. Mayor was born in Pontiac
48 years ago and got his higher educa-
tion at the Universities of Michigan and
Colorado and his degree from the latter
institution. Besides the insurance
agency he operates, Mayor DoNnALDsoN
is president of the Pontiac Foundation
and is active in many business and civic
groups.
It is good to know that such an
experienced hand is at the munici-
pal helm.
Stockpiling Speedup
President ErsEnHOWER has decided on
a@ new policy that will result in a speed-
up of strategic metals stockpiling.
The policy which the Office of
Defense Mobilization has been
asked to put into operation as
~ soon as possible has cheered law-
makers from the mining States.
* * x
According to Congressional! Quarterly,
it calls for an ODM review of stockpiling
objectives and will affect 35 to 40 met-
als and minerals. The White House
stipulates that these purchases are to
be made, whenever possible, from do-
, Mestic producers and spread over a con-
siderable period of time. The policy also
provides that in purchasing, preference
will be given metals newly mined, and
minerals of domestic origin.
, * * *
Utah's Sen. BENNETT welcomed
_ this program as “an. ; evidence of
the Administration’s good will
toward our domestic mining in-
dustry which has long been in
dire need of solid assistance.”
Though approving the program, .
Sen. DworsHak of Idaho argues
that the real solution for the
mining States is to slow imports
of lead and zinc.
* * *
On the other hand, Utah's Sen. Wart-|
xrns also applauded the announcement
and added:
“If the buying and stockpiling is suf-
ficiently large, and I have assurance it
will be, this will contribute to the re-
opening of mines now closed and will
help keep in operation mines now on
the verge of closing.” ;
Besides its effect on stimulat-
ing employment in Mountain
States, this policy has another
great virtue. It will prepare us
better for a metal shortage which
might develop in the event of un-
expected war.
Why Should We Pay Them? Dispatches_ from The Hague indicate
“es the dispute ‘over compensation to dis-
charged Ameriéan employes of the Unit-
ed Nations soon will be taken up by the
World Court..
The dispute arose when 17
American employes-of the U. N.
_ Secretariat were discharged after
” 4nvekitig—the-Pifth_Amendment.
~~ ‘Tt is Charged that they did this
to avoid answering questions
“about their alleged Communist
= pro-Communist activities,
: ee x * :
__ After examining their appeals from
Mose dismissals, 2 U, N: tribunal de- news...
——_now living at Mullett Lake, hes been doing. sopse
heavy deep the Florida ‘coast. “err that the. employes be reinstated
‘or paid a total of $197,000 damages.
The United States, largest contributor
to U.N, — objects to paying these
damages. Our Government holds that
‘the tribunal's decision is reviewable by |
the General Assembly, and the latter
has taken the case to the Worle Court.
x * *
-After accusing the Assembly of pussy-
footing on this issue which it had inves-
tigated, the Jenner Committee said in
its second report:
...the subcommittee feels
realy that there must be no
restrictions on the power of the
Secretary General to remove from
the Secretariat any U. S. citizen
who is under Communist disci-
pline and to deny employment to
any such person.
“We cannot allow the U. N. to become
a cover for the Communist conspiracy
to destroy our Government nor should
the U. N. subject itself to the deterio-
rating influence of such a conspiracy .
against any of its member states.”
* *
~Fhe—Committee—is-100 _ per.
cent right. Persistence of these
discharged employes and the As-
sembly’s action simply puts am-
munition in the hands of those
who already are suspicious of this
international body.
-Contrary to the: average woman’s
belief, men prefer women a bit on the
fleshy side. No man ever got much of
a kick out of hugging a bundle of bones.
Ir woutp be a blessing if Mother
Nature would adopt some method of
spring-cleaning other than making use
of tornadoes.
The Man About Town
Kuenn First Choice
Detroit Player Has the Most
Backers in Baseball Contest
Daffyuition
Juggler: Anybody who can balance his budget.
A tatal of 1.409 good sports qualified in the
Man About Town Baseball Contest. Four other
entries were erroneous and 33 arrived too late.
The 1,408 are competing for the prize of $250 in
U. S. Savings Bonds, to be given to the one
correctly predicting what player will be leading
the American League on the night of May 1.
and coming the nearest to his batting average at
that time. Detroit's.
Harvey Kuenn
is the leader among the contestants, getting 136
votes. Other favorites and the votes for each
are: Rosen, 123; Kell, 106; Vernon, 95; Boone, 53:
Gone into big eredection are the raccoons at
the
Pearce Floral Company,
now numbering-@t-east a dozen. They got started
there a few years ago when a pair took refuge
under the floor. They did no damage, and
greenhouse pests,
so have been harbored and welcomed by the
employes. They now are breeding in two genera- i 225
Pontiac Water Collections Supervisor
- - Paul Heskins,
who recently celebrated his thirty-fifth an-
niversary on the job, is thinking of becoming a
permanent city employe. He explains that he
was hired on a temporary basis in 1919.
Dean of the Oakland County Board of
Supervisors,
Frank Shimmons ;
of Pontiac Township. this week enters his thirty-
first year on the job. Back in his early days on
the board he was obliged to miss an organization
because the snow was so deep he
couldn't get to town. —
experience with both, tells me that she
enjoys grandma sitting much more than
“I told them I didn’t want the job. ‘which made
them only more determined that I take it,” says
William W. Donaldson
in speaking of his selection as mayor by the city
commission.
Another long time baseball fan who didn’t miss
who hasn't missed many of them in the tast 40
years. And for the past 15 years
has been with him to absorb all the inside points
_on the contest.
\ With her tulips in bloom three weeks before thé
usual. time,
~ Mrs. Amber Lindbaugh
of Huron Gardens, feels that spring is off to an
early start.
Former Oakland County potato king,
Jack Williams, =
deep sea fishing off
Verbal Orchids to—
of '59 Wall St; ninety-tourth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. David 8. Turnbull
of” 1910 Airport Road; sixtieth wedding an- Lay the Blame Where It Belongs!
Voice of the People
Helen G. Ferguson Urges Humane Care
of Baby Rabbits, Chicks at Easter Time (Letters will be condensed when neces
address and
writer must accompany ietters but these
will not be shed ff the writer so
requests, unless the letter ts critica! tp
tte nature}
It is something of a paradox that
the Easter season. the time of year
when all Christianity should natu-
rally be turning to thoughts of
and compassion, should
chosen by commercial inter-
ests for the sale of tiny merfbers
of the animal kingdom as pets for
the most common animals sold
for this purpose, but ducklings
also included on the saies
Baby rabbits require careful at-
tention by an adult who will be
responsible for the animals’ care.
Like the chicks. they will not sur-
vive mauling, improper food or
improper living conditions. © Animal lovers are legion in this
country. It would be most dis-
tasteful to them to deal with a
store that so offends their sense of |
justice.
Helen G.
Bloomfield Hills Ferguson
Says Christians Know
Foes; Must Fight Them
Mr. Keeling’s recent letter seems
to be an echo to some of my own.
Any sincere, bern again Christian
should realize that we must in-
clude God the Father. Son ami
Holy Spirit in our lives, not only
family but national.
To stand up for Jesus and feght
against His foes, regardiess of the
consequence. Let the U.S. go back
to the early church... . the begin-
ning with Peter and John being
put into prison and after warned
by the enemies of God not to
preach anymore. Every true Christian must come
out ~in the open for his Saviour.
willing-even unto death
We must fight the enemies of
our Lord in open battle and we
know who they are! So onward
- Christian soldiers.
Fer God and Country
From Our Files ~ 15 Years Ago
PONTIAC PLACES eighth in na-
tional Safety Contest among cities
of comparable size. Intensive safety
campaign continued. .
RUSSIA , EXPECTED to _ join
Anti-Hitler bloc in “last stand
fight’ to prevent European war.
20 Years Ago
TWO LARGE judgments total-
ing over half a million dollars on
depository bonds in Pontiac Com-
merical and Savings Bank awarded
to Oakland County.
Oppenheimer Publicity Given by Him;
AEC Was Protecting Individual’s Rights
By DAVID LAWRENCE
WASHINGTON—Dr. J. Robert
Oppenheimer. leading atomic sci-
entist, has been formally suspended
by President Eisenhower and the
Atomic Energy Commission from
access to classified material pend-
_ing_a study of his security status.
This. strange case illustrates bet-
ter than millions of words of de-
bate or television pictures what a
difficult lem the government
of the United States is up against
nowadays.
On the one hand, the congres-
sional committees are assailed as
unfair and as engaged in ‘“‘witch
hunting,” and the cry is heard that
every man must be considered
innocent until proved guilty. -<
But, on the other hand, affilia-
tion with the government fs not
a right or privilege and employes
ean be ruled as security risks
in not a court procedure at all.
At this writing, nobody knows
whether Dr. Qppenheimer is or is
not a good security risk for con-
tinuance as a member of the sci-
ence advisory committee under the
- office of defense mobilization.
His file has been under review
for some time, and his suspension
took place in December 1953. In
accordance with the rules of fair
administra- play, the Eisenhower
tion didn’t publicize this fact.
It refused to be a party to the
arousing of public suspicion,
since it was not prejudging the
case but was dealing with it con-
fidentially and “in an orderly
manner.
Then how did it get into the
headlines? It -ame from the Op-
penheimer side. Selected news-
paper reporters. were given all the
documents and ‘the right to publish
morning.
The Atomic Energy Commis-
sion. however, promptly issued a_
...gtatement,.. chad declaring that. it.
sought to “protect the privacy of
individuals perpen’ before its
and
privilege jof making
cide on full publicity? It is often
done as a device to forestall an
attack, and perhaps in this case
the hint given by Sen. McCarthy
in his television speech last week
—without mentioning any names
—that there was something mys-
terious about the delay in de-
ciding fo “make ~
indicated that maybe the Wis-
consin senator himself was go-
‘Ing to blow the lid off.
Hence it may have seemed bet-
ter to get all the documents out
first, with the Oppenheimer ver-
-sion given sympathetic handling
in the press.
Now it is disclosed by Sen. Mundt
of South Dakota and by members
. of the house that the whole mat-
ter was under scrutiny by the Mc-
Carthy committee about last May
but that the Wisconsin senator had
decided several months ago not to
go into'the subject, since it would
- be handled by another committee
or executive agency.
“It could be that the speech by
Sen. McCarthy had no relation-
ship to the Oppenheimer publicity
effort to argue the case in advance,
yet the effect was to link the two
in public speculation.
The situation is by no means
clarified yet, and the strategists
whe advised Dr. Oppenheimer -
may find in the end they made a
mistake in forcing the case into
So far as the public is concerned,
it now will want to know not so
much the details of the ‘derogatory
information” in the file of Dr.
Oppenheimer — as the phrase is
used by the Atomic Energy Com-
mission in its statement—but. the
Aunt Het
the tent ~ reasons and motivations for some
of the curious recommendations of
policy made .by the scientist.
In the top councils of the gov-
ernment. for example, he opposed
the strategic air command concept
of the U. S. Air-Force and delved
in military strategy. He opposed
the use of bombs as a “deterrent.”
security questions without a lot of
and why publicity background
isn’t always the fault of the con--
gressional committees.
Dr. Oppenheimer was a: leader
and his leadership meant that
‘The average citizen will wonder
why he was so active in matters
outside the field of science, but it
is. only fair that the Oppenheimer
case not be prejudged till all the
(Copyright 1984) Case Records of a Psychologist
Claims Children Gan Be
Grace grew ayesar ice! She
cried and screamed and was
sick at her stomach. She was -
sleepless till 4. in the morning.
And it was all because of @
foolish fear which she must
er- Some fears are sensi-
Be ber never. let yourself bea
slave to an--dillogical terror.
Study the 3 ways to conquer
fears, as shown below.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case K-375: Grace L., aged il,
should be of interest to all children.
“Dr. Crane, she is frightened
about going to school,” her mother
= me.
“Another little girl got sick on
the bus and vomited all over
Grace’s dress. The
Grace ot Gat way a Oy
“Anyway, Grace has had a
bia of school ever since. And this
year we moved to a new neigh-
and developed hysteria about go-
ing in the bus. She lay awake till
4 A.M. the night before, and even
after she fell asleep, she whimp
ered and cried in her sleep. So
how can we handle this problem?”
Some fears are good while others
are bad. Thus, it is sensible to be
afraid of rattlesnakes and reckless
auto drivers, etc.
But when you develop a fear of
something that is desirable, then
you must reorganize your at-
titudes and emotions.
_ School is good for everybody. So
even if a child gets off on the
wrong foot, so to speak, the young-
ster should be retrained to like
school.
An understanding teacher is &
big aid. Grace's present teacher is
very considerate. and helpful, but
still Grace gets hysterical
So here is what Grace must re-
member. She will want to grow uP
and be a:normal young woman,
Baering Down
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
Internationa! News Service
Old Dag Hammarskjold is com-
plaining a United "Nations gal-
folks are looking dags at him.
The shriller sex claim U. N.
women no longer hold important
ear-phones, press influential
buttons or stroll up top level
ramps.
Dag rebuttles there is no more
discrimination against the dolls
plentipotentiary than social prece-
dence in subway :
said,
ladies in diplomatic life is in
proportion to their posts. Let's
look at the careers of Dulles and
Eden. Do you know of any
woman outside of a strippeuse
danseuse who would travel
10,000 miles with nothing but a
brief case?”
Dag has something there even
if it’s not in the , ,
We do not know of any woman
who would travel 10.000 miles on
At which
talk of including the ladies within
the scope of human rights.
If we're right about this we
don't want to be corrected.
This powdered in insurrection will
bring no spring cleaning in« the
U.N. citadel. We have always
claimed what civilization needed
most was a married man’s fort:
The next war is going to be
between the men and the women.
- And we don’t want too many
citizens going to Denmark. _wrong impression of .
_1is not meant to cause... King or Slave of Emotions ike by bys and ullmately mar
ried to one of theni.
Be It she wants to be 8 mermel,
even now. =
Normal dhildren may grumble
about school but they don't fight
Leedad
it till they grow hysterical and
sleepless.
You kids can become king or
slave of your emotions. It is chief-
ly up to you. Parents and teachers
can't win the battle for you,
So face your foolish fears. And
~~ Continue to tare thermn,—instead-of
running. away from them, even
though you tremble and feel
panicky
We have a “Law of Three” in
psychology, which says you will
become king instead of slave if
you force yourself to de the
proper act three times.
Oh, the first time you may be
scared almost to death. Your heart
pounds and you shed cold sweat
and are sure you'll die in the
attempt.
But you don’t die, so the second
time you face the dreaded situa-
tion, you have at least the memory
that you went through it once be-
fore without dying
And by the third success, you be-
gin to realize that you are now
master of the situation and no
longer a slave to your fear.
Se follow that ‘Rule of Three,”
and grow calloused to your fears
when they are unwise or Mogical
dreads,
Secondly. remind yourself that
you want to be popular when you
grow up and lead a normal life.
So you must start doing what
normal people do, which means go
to school and make passing grades.
Third, to turn your attention off
yourself (which helps produce
courage) analyze your classmates
every day for good traits. Then
pay at least three of them an
honest compliment apiece. Repeat
next day, ete.
With kindergarteners or first
graders, you mothers can help by
getting thée‘children well ae-
quainted via parties at your home
prior to the first day of school.
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Poritaite
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Misnomer is a term applied . . .
Whenever people paint .. . Some
person as a character... He
never was and ain't... It is a
.. His title
or his name... Or a deliberate
attempt... To minimize his fame
. Sometimes it may be innocent -
A usual mistake .. . And one that
. The
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THOUGRTS FOR TODAY
Yet in this thing, ye did net
believe the Lord your Ged.—
Deut. 1:32. ,
* ¢ ®@
Child of God, if you would have
your thought of God something be-
yond a cold feeling of His ator
ence, or faith appropriate Christ.
—F. W. Robertson.
Dr. Brady’s New Booklet on Rheumatiz
Stresses Use of Calcium as Daily Food By WILLIAM BRADY, M. Dz
By now, I hope several thousand
readers are more or less aware
” the other. After all, it looks like
medicine, and you get it -at the
drugstore, so don’t give them
that stuff. —
Well, then, 1 tried another tack.
You have to admit that at any
your address and ask in writing
(I do, not consider a clipping & quoting ‘the latest Uncle Pete or ~ Fequedt for the pamphlet Calcium Aunt Polly report: about the emi- Rheumatiz. nent (never before nor since
1 should that net heard of) “research investigator”
more than one ina hundred vie who claims that “too much”
~tims of the. who.have calcium or “too much” vitamin D
‘ asked for my have fol- may. cause "'deposits”’ o:
lowed It. ~~ in the joints, arteries, et cetera.
“Formerly T-tried--to~telt—these-—-—1 stay in there for a few rounds,
poor souls with the rheumatiz that ‘%cTeaming—or, more |
_ what L recommerid is not medicine Sduesking in my stickful
should get from everyday. diet if knowledge of pathology, the
the life of our daily food were posit of calcareous matter
paecnscsgecr by processes of re- calcification of the tissue eccurs
i preparation. —_ only_ as a consequence
Dut tale quia tn ono anand aut. standing trouble such as chronic inflammation, damage from in-
Sry, oF Gequnsvation, andl varsly
if ever as a forerunner or cause
ca kidney or other
If any- éompetent pathologist
can refute this statement 1f
Promise to print his or her state-
ment here, with or without iden-
{ification as the author may prefer.
If no physician or other authority
feels ethically bound to-contradict™
my teaching I'll continue hammers
ing away at it and, who knows,
some people may think it is the
pple anced eon cium and Rh or ;
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Farm Budget” Coalition Drive to Boost q
by House Committee
WASHINGTON uw — The House
Appropriations Committee ap-
appeared to be. on the run today
before a coalition drive to give
the Agriculture Department a big-
ger budget than it sought.
Rep. H, Carl Andersen (R-Minn),
managing the bil! for the commit-
tee, said he was doubtful if he
could hold the line when the House
resumes today consideration of ac-
tual money allotments.
Andersen told newsmen he would
oppose all proposals to boost
amounts recommended by an Ap-
peared to be on the run today
which he is chairman. But, he
added, “a lot of pressure appar-
ently has been applied from some-
where to raise the figures.”
* * *
Andersen's subcommittee, with
full committee. approval, held the
Agriculture Department to the
$698,741,813 in new cash it request-
ed but boosted by $45,000,000 the
$275,500,000 it sought in new lend-
ing authority for the fiscal year
In the first test of ae neo
day, the committee wag upset as
the House voted to add $2,198,635
for “research activities.
Andersen and most committee
members opposed the increase,
which was approved by a standing
vote of 59-38, subject to a roll call
vote before final passage today.
Support for the larger research
funds came from Democrats and
Republicans alike, and the same
group was ready to try for hégher
allotments for other activities. Proves to Judge
Man Not Guilty
BOSTON «®—Chipper. 71 - year -
|old Herbert Page told the Munici-
| pal Court judge he was innocent |
lot a charge of stealing $2,000 and |
| proved it—with a blowtorch.
Herbert Monahan, 5J, of Lexing-
ton, said Page induced him to part
j with the money to help in experi-
|ments to produce a ‘‘noninfalam-
mable”’ paint.
Monahan told Judge Frank W.
'Tomasello he just didn’t believe
Page had such a paint.
In answer, Page trained a blow-
torch on pieces of plaster smeared
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with his “special” paint. There
was much smoke—but no flame.
“There you are. your honor.”
coughed “Page as spectators head-
ed for the exits. ‘just like I said.
the paint doesn’t burn.”
The judge acquitted him.
‘Jackson Grocer, Youth
Killed in Car Crash
JACKSON (INS)—A 58-year-old
last night on U. S.12 near Chelsea
were killed in an auto accident
Jackson grocer and his passenger
while returning from the Detrojt
| Tigers opening baseball gamnie. ~
The victims were Joseph , Mar-
| tino, and Richard Buchanan, 15.
control of the wheel while passing
another car, drove onto a_ soft
| shoulder, and rolled the car sev-
| era times.
DSR Profits Decrease
DETROIT (INS)—Detroit Street
Railway general manager Leo J.
| Nowicki said yesterday that the
‘DSR made a profit of $90,381 in
March compared with $533,769 the
same month a year ago.
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TOPS FIVE GENERATIONS—Mrs. Hedvig Wallin, who cele-
brated her 90th birthday this month, tops five generations.
boasts eight children, 20 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and
The grand lady still crochets with- four great-great-grandchildren.
out the aid of spectacles.
(Somebody Bad Siole
Chimp's Cadillac. ‘CLEVELAND @ —_ Zippy the
chimpanzee, a night club and, téle-
vision performer, is the victim of
‘|some mankey business. Someone} |
stole his Cadillac while he was be-
ing cared for by a chimp ‘sitter.
Along with the Cadillac - went
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this bicycle, scotter, roller skates,
high chair, trench coat, two strol-
lers and a table.
The car and its contents were
stolen downtown Monday night
She
Kalamazoo to Promote
Ft. Custer AF Academy
KALAMAZOO ® — Mayor Glenn
S. Allen, Jr. has named a com-
mittee of five civic leaders to work
with a similar committee at Battle
‘| Creek to help bring the new na-
tional air academy to Ft. Custer. |
The two committees are to hold
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F-51 Drops Wing Tank;
Blast Destroys Church
DAYTON, Ohio (INS)—A brick
church at Ithaca, Ohio, was de-
stroyed by an explosion and fire
yesterday when an Illinois Na- tional Guard plane dropped a wing
tank on it.
No one was injured but dam-
ages to the church ran to $130,000.
The pilot of the F51 Mustang had
| just refueled at Dayton Municipal
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oria, Ill. He was James C. Gut-
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Hannah to Speak
DETROIT # — Dr. John Ha-
nah, asistant secretary of defense
and president of Michigan State
College, will address the Detroit
Economic Club Monday on “De-
fending Our Heritage."
The British radio industry em- while Zippy was with a chimpan-
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| trainer, Lee Ecuyer, and Ecuyer’s
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gagement at the Detroit Athletic
| Club. They live in Oceanside, N.¥.
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TOKYO (INS)—The Anglo-Amer-
fean joint declaration proposing a
| Pacific collective security pact to-
day met with a cold reception in
Japan which is already fearful of
the mounting tensions in. southeast
Policy-making officials of the
foreign office: explained that U.S.
‘pressure on Japan to join such an
makes no | alliance, as projected by Secretary
: jation of about-.990,—— but-he points out that the town has of State John Foster Dulles and
* * *® no municipal park or recreational British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Banker W. A. Graham, who ilities. Eden would not only prove em-
"moved away from here as a young| R. D. Barton, Adairsville’s fune- | barrassing to the government but
. man and amassed a seven-million- | ral director, recalls that Graham | would also provide dangerous prop-
dollar fortune, willed the city $30,-/on a visit here several years ago aganda material for the Reds. : i 000 when he died at the age of 100 told friends that when he reached 4-Seme- foreign office spokesmen |~ . a4
in Pryor, Okla. A court dispute | his 100th birthday he intended to said that in the latter connection poles
over the will’s validity was settled | give Adairsville some money. the propaganda could take the line T 7 . t ‘th
April 7 and the gift to Adairsville| In fact, the promise went back that the U.S. is leading an im- astes just righ wl
became final and legal. further than that. perialist offensive against the |
The wealthy Oklahoma banker; “He sold his interest in the Vech Asian people. GULF KIST
died more than two years ago and | Milling Co. for about $15,000 and In official quarters it was ex-
his gift has been growing ever |left here when he was about 30 plained that it would be difficult 2 ned Shrim
since—$1,850 has been added as in- ey ge od rte a for Japan to participate actively Can | p
nt fo : ee = ae th plump, rosy-pink Gulf Kist Shrimp on your shelf.
What do a mayor and City Coun. | world be woud vs fakes awe Pacific anti-Communist alliance. Set ae oy in Chou for quick, wmpting dishes , cil do when the problem becomes | as much as he had taken away. A hele | cui > ,
how to spend money rather than American motorists wasted more is ee salads, cassoroles—attractive and delicious.
how to get it? Realism for Movies Lr amma gations of sae e Serve on toast with cheese sauce. A meal i" Soran .
Mayor J, E. McKelvey of ‘this|) HOLLYWOOD INS) — Twen- study by Universal C.1.T. Credit eS ee oe ptr Log —y Eajor ee ee
poor little rich town hasn’t found | tieth Century-Fox will use the — Sat Ae cole No waste,
. i j and poor car tenance were A Bon, can of Gull Kiet Shrimp te equal te 1 Me. whale, row shetong
the major causes of the waste -
ARMY avy SURPLUS 32 S. Saginaw St. FE 2-0022
NEXT TO THE STATE THEATER
TARPAULINS Waterproet — Mildew-Proof
JOE'S
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UNFAIR TO BEARS— Unseasonably warm
weather has made most of Denver’s (Colo.) popu- United Press Telephoto
to keep him al! bundled up like that,” observed the |
Se 5x7 .. ...$3.50] 1Oxl2 . .$12.00 lation very happy. All except Mr. Polar Bear,| young lady who's shown perched on the fence of |
= 6x7 ..... 4.20] 12x15 .. 18.00 who's pretty heated up about it. “Seems a shame his dwelling at the 200. |
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million years or more, until the |
Chinese found one growing in a
sacred grove on the bank of a |
river w 8x9 ..... 7.20] 15x20 .. 30.00
1954 FISHING LICENSES HERE
Men’s Rubber Utility
RAIN SUITS Rockefeller Gives Million
to Rescue Giant Sequoias | By LAURA Z. HOBSON | state of California will complete
| Internationa! News Service j the life-saving of these ancient
| Any American who's ever felt his | kings of the forest b? matching all |
heart lift at the towering sight of | those sums with an equal amount. |
the giant redwoods and sequoias | <The Rockefeller gift,” sald
ith an unprepounceable |
Tiny shoots from the seed of
the tree which the dinosaurs knew |
(and probably browsed on) had
reached the lake district, and cut-
tings have been taken in a green-
© Goodyear Trademark © Snap Closures
. Shectaan «¢ idea! fer Gus up north of our Pacific coast. | Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, “is a | house in the heart of the national | Raglan rr Any Out- | should raise a little hymn of praise) magnificent ene, and the people | park.”
@ Free Motion Action ° on — | right now to John D. Rockefeller | _o¢ Caitfornia as well as the na- | rbe WTiter said there was an ex. |
Tetowe Cee Dead Lor eek Jr. and the state of California. | tom are the beneficiaries.” | Perimental a Kreg) ped
Jacket +3” Pants ‘3 Rese Resse Gee eeeeenal As one such beneficiary, I sud. that all redwoods and sequoias are
; bered *q | Telated to Chinese Dawn red-
With Hood |nearly a year ago in a British denly remem ta piace Td a | eand dees Gee te
| newspaper, and was written by an come upon in “The Manchester |
| Englishman who may never have Guardian Weekly” on a day last
| geen our trees with his own eyes. summer, and was giad something
Buf I'll get to that in a moment. | had made me save it. Signed only idea of that special half-acre in
England.
Which is why those initialed par-
agraphs in a foreign paper now
The Smelt Run Start Seon
What Johg D. Rockefeller has |“A.H.G..” it said in part: come to seem so pertinent to
CHEST WADERS just done ts to dona‘e a million | “Growing in a heap of road rub- story - a Pi based powcr
, dollars to spare those trees trom ble among a tangle of scrub and) grove. Those baby trees across the 100% waterproof — soft pliable rub- weeds not far from here is a tiny You needn’ fix anything special —just serve sea seem in themselves fo sing a
.
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JOE'S Sr SURPLUS "32"
| numbering over a thousand Sierra
| sequgias—and now it will remain
| standing for the foreseeable future.
To keep the axe from falling.
the U. S. Forest Service had pre-
viously donated the $35,600 worth
of land on which the giants grow
/ and the Save-The-Redwoods League
and the Calaveras Grove Associa-.
tion had already raised $130,000
| in small private contributions.
That was nowhere near enough
|—until Mr. Rockefeller’s gift of a’
| million dollars. Now the sovereign
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someone stole a penny she had
been keeping all these years. The |
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69 W. HURON ST. + Fideral 3-718) “Taint Funny, McGee’ —
By BILLY ROSE _ _| been a microphone hidden in the Not long ago, I unhinged the -alcove all evening, and every word
stop-clasp on my wallet and or-jsai! there has been Fecorded oa Hopes Oppenheimer
Can Still Serve U.S. | HOBBS, N. M. @~Sen. Clinton
Anderson (D-NM), a member of | m
“Fun’s fun,”” said. a real: estate the Joint ee oe En- | -
a |man named Jake Hess, “But this | TS” Committee, tays he “regrets — : waderdiand | carrying it a ie teo far very much the cancelation of thes e dinguaes 5° | voure toenail aple’s privacy, —— | for Dr. Robert Oppen-
and then,” I said. | 89d you might make somebody
Geveispenent of the Ahem but
| I know something of the circum-:
stances which moved Adm. Strauss
to the action taken.’
Anderson did not elaborate on
=
NOW for the FIRST TIME!
[NO MONEY DOWN! EASY TERMS!
his knowledge of circumstances of
the action yesterday but said, “I
still hope we can find a way so| ~ MOTOR OVERHAUL
that a man of Dr. Oppenheimer’s |
great talent can continue to serve
this country.” ~ .
tomer ask us to take his machine
back." or Other MECHANICAL REPAIRS
With the Cooperation of Your LOCAL “What went wrong with it?” a few old friends.
“The trouble gas,” said Eddie,
“it worked too darned well. . "| _ “Now that the sourpussés are Senate Resumes Debate As Eddie told it. last October | S0e:” sald the practical joker, Federal Building Bill INDEPENDENT GARAGEMAN!!! he delivered a recording unit to ce ceutas Gee hae ns on era Naing ay . ow MONTHLY PAYMENT!
a necktie merchant named Dave expleines WASHINGTON ® — The Senate i Brown who lived in Great Neck | ht! burned had bere a blank. | resumes debate today on a bill LOW MONTHL : NTS—
Long Island. The necktie man’s wife spoke | Sponsors say would launch a big Drop In end Ask About Our Credit Plen
_—-Wfhen-he-rang-the bell, up. “Are you sure you want to?’’| government building program.
bimst! opened. the door and | ¢, SS. “Teta |Oay or enorrow ne PONTIAC PISTON SERVICE CO etc out ho hand, and’ when | THs Is strictly for tnughs.” Say or omorrow. FRIVA. ve UV. Eddie shook it he jumped a = . .
gard — te rot tng Sedo | a nt Se ech | the governement HOz's. Sager ™ reap kee bana, ~ opieul: earths am. Then post offices and other public bujld- Free Parking in Rear of
woman's voice said, “Our host is| ings, and buy them with long-term a “It a Mg tad time’ said sure a clown, isn’t he?” A man’s payments like rent. :
Brown. “ you ever waht a | voice answered, /’Tha >) =a —
ee race Pen ons wean real Iaguh, I'l let you in on a bet-| Live big parties for the next twen |
except ander doctor's orders. 7 ter gelipers pry pede wa | years and don’t invite him.” |
party, people quarter-minute later
Here's How don't iknow each other, take each wile of vcieas San tool. Tuas Ge ae Reuse one aside and tip him oft that the |it was Jake Hess, the real estate, N wherever other hard hearing. Then man Brown practical |
joe, shor introduce them and listen to them ome be = | + Sow many more hours of holler their heads off at each other.| Jake: ‘How much longer are you
s ee et Set as going to put up with that’ sopho-
Sleeps world.” . more?”
From this, Eddie concluded that .
RD. a Brown was a practical “joker, and| _ Mrs. Brows: “Only a few
aye se when he asked to have the tape ee oe en ee
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free from pai and the microphone concealed in decter told mo the rec: ferers : ord he’s got a bad heart. Said § - oe Tg =o the portieres over an alcove in the age lest cnt the
kof, Pha., Pi | adjoining playroom, Eddie guessed t figure to
Nothing | someone. As he learned from the | "weetheart
patents |butler when he came around to| “The necktie man stared at his,
Pra | Warmth ake machine back, his guess | Wife. Then at the real estate man.
Sagi ap= was right. |There was, as the saying goes, | ior dead silence in the room. |
Geared pain That Saturday night, it seems, | tis wife's voice came on again. | sheviotherspice, Pail. used the hard-of hearing ow > a ny ' ae ah alesse @e whe | Dave.” it said, “while I was set-|
were at his house for the first | 7 ™e Ot Meow e wwhtee ie the. | time, passed out several explod- portieres. Tonight Jake Hess is go- | - E ing cigars, and told a string of ing to ask you to destroy the tape, |
stories which aren't usually told | ae te = Salt you = you'll never hear
: —— eee t was on it. |
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1954 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN . Se aay he dey &
‘30Day E re Here Tops 1
County Employ [Publicity Man | William Jory Will Tell
Before August. Election
William Jory told Oakland Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors Tuesday
that “it will take everyone's co
operation” to tell the public about
the need for new county offices.
Jory, the former secretary of
[Royal Oak's Chamber of-Com- * | merce, has been hired to lead the
county’s drive to tell voters “‘the
courthouse story” before they go
to the polls Aug. 3.
The county will ask taxpayers
Aug. 3 to vote an extra half-mill
..|{50_conts on each $1,000 worth of | property as valued by the coun-
ty) to bulld a new courthouse-
office bullding. The tax would
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! Te FISCHETTI AND TOP CARTOON: Some day, up the slopes. | run 18 years, The only increase during . a s pervisors plan to build the new riod was 100 persons added to pay- s ’ ° courthouse on the “county cen- rolis In the metal industry,
ter,” which straddles Pontiac's said, while the same number were
Cartoonists Climb fo Fame sss, So ne
i ' county buildings now are located two months should provide jobs
pa there. for 300 persons in the construc: re tion business; 200 in the retail
chairman supervisors’ special trade; 200 in service and 100 in By NEA SERVICE York's Gramercy Park Hotel. Each committee, introduced . Pontise Press Phote
NEW YORK (NEA)—One of the |evening a tail, whitehaired gen- Saale the board backed its) SAVE THE CHILDREN—Answering the call for clothing to| Tuttle (center), of 1160 Lake Angelus Shores, and Veep Carol Ryden, | Snider Sovermment work, Olson nation's. top honors for political tleman would go up to his apart-| committee in hiring the ‘“‘educa- | relieve poverty in Korea were students of Lincoln Junior High School | of 114 Parkdale Ave., make a final check of the articles. The Stu- , -
There’s no clear trend in manv- tion chairman” for $4,000 for four who collected more than 900 pounds of garments. Looking over the dent Council-sponsored drive was launched in answer to a plea by
John Fischetti, cartoonist tor NEA | Met. John would greet him rev. | oi. finished project are the three Student Council officers. Secretary | State Superintendent of Public Instruction Claire Taylor. Lineoln none eres to korg who
Service and the Pontiac Press. erently. “Good evening, Mr./ Cawson said Jory will prepare | Sharon Walsh (left), of 607 Wesbrook Ave., helps President Saida | was the only Pontiac school te undertake the project. seaport —— maid
The medal of Sigma Delta Chi, | Kirby.” The cartoonist would reply, | publicity matter on the county's either remain at present
national journalistic fraternity, was | “Good evening young man.” building plans and will be avail- roa for workers in manu presented to Fischetti Tuesday! 1 is typical of Fischetti that he able to address clubs and civic » ae
never once told Kirby of his ambi-
tion to emulate him. Fischetti says
today: ‘“‘He was a god.” groups on the proposal.
New Zealand
Scientists Testing Effects of Space Travel on Humans By DOUGLAS LARSEN is strapped tightly to his seat | that a human can make a 100 per|and whether he could establish | aie makers. vote of the judges as topics in ‘
1953 was “The Scepter,” a pow- | 3952, Kirby learned for the net |RRaTe Reptile NEA Staff Correspondent | lessens the feeling of diserienta- |cent adjustment are the important | enough coordination to beep Dan-|" "oe esses serves ee SS oe time. that the dark-eyed beilhop Li s Thrives WASHINGTON — Maj. Chuck/ tion, it has been learned. findings right now. It raises the |) oo ied period workers, especially cooks, were
Russian Dictator Josef Stalin. had begun to scale the heights. ves, Yeager, the Air Force's famed test} But the discovery that it does | questions as to whether a pilot Saagheeaapr ny oe in demand and women with ste-
_ Drawn on the day that Stalin} Delightedly he accepted an tm- | wri) INGTON, N. J. (UP)—For| pilot, made a quick check of the | take time to adjust to the absence | cowld maintain control of @ space | jems raised in connection with the | ®°sraphic, typing and beokkeep- was reported breathing his last,| Vitation to present the being Head- i of gravity and that it's not sure! ship beyond the of the earth, becoming ing experience were the first time, fhe tuatara, unique | instruments of his onrushin CO Gee . aid = Possibility of man : the cartoon depicts the struggle| !imer’s award. Six days later be | ji;2rdtike reptile found only in| then giued his eyes on the Sa — . : New Zealand, has been success | resting on top of the instrument § ae Pi Sap ae Te: ie
Of awards, Fischetti says: “I | fully hatched and reared in captivi- | panel. : ee Le
spiked mace symbolic of absolute | think I know better than to over- | ty.
power has fallen to the floor from | rate prizes. They're great to re-| Two of these rare creatures Te-/ the stick raised the pencil mys-
the limp hand of Stalin, hanging | ceive but they don't make you any | lated to the dinosaurs, and sole teriously into the air. By making
from his deathbed. And three/ hetter artist than you were before. | survivors of a life-form more than | an imperceptible change im the
clutching hands are reaching to | The great ones lie Rollin Kirby al- | 100,000,000 old, ate OW! motion of his hands on the controls
; ways seemed to live on a moun- | thriving at
The cartoon was so striking that | tain. Now I just feel that if I keep |lege here under the care of W.
many néwspapers used it on their | plugging patiently some day I can H. I. Dawhbin, lecturer in zoology. ed that certain cells of the ant | 197, compared to $1868. in
front page. It was produced in rec- | climb the slopes of that mountain.” | Other tuataras have been hatch-| Whep the pencil dropped or ye cama a Cos | February and $132,084 in January. ord-breaking time, less than an a eer a Ss aoe ee ee 2 ae rays.
hour from conception to engraving vived for more than a weeks. | jastment in his controls Fre- On the encouraging side, tests ® :
room sland Leal Mears Lae 5 SS as © eye-level. Then, at by Lockheed Aircraft Corp. show 24 New Selections
iqati has been impossible. authen- almost a minute Chuck that human Tels to Fiechetirs socent ne From Jury Obligation re tion about the tuatara| pulled back on the controls, very litle. physical eect when tP fi Libr tonal carteoning award im three | NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP)—For |i scant indeed; on some points| sending the pencil slamming to oe an aircraft. suddenly toses its |G! F ONTAC LI ary
years. In 1962 he won the Ne {4 minimum of $10, Tennesseans | non-existent. the cockpit floor. pressure while flying at 25,000 tional Headliners’ award for jcan get out of jury duty — but) Adult tuataras are about two! By ving a carefully-prescribed feet. Altitudes were simulated in | Twenty-four new books have
toons during the previous year law . orc’ te ek Tecge bet per to Librarian According to a Tennessee turnal, sleeping during the day in| + .eq a vero-gravi jected themselves to rapid | Library, according ' gravity maneuver. beet fen The There was little about the tall, | passed in 1933, donors of $10 or | caves or burrows which they often | ro. simost a minute he had com- drops in pressure. | Adah Shelly. books, fiction
scholarly man im well-cut flannels | more to a National Guard company | share with sea-birds. They Ont ciety acotratised (Ge earth pall ppt POs and non-fiction, are:
who stepped up to receive the SDX | ‘‘shall be exempted from jury flies, insects, spiders, grasshoppers, inside his cockpit by matching it changed tended to con- neat Tite medal to suggest the life which has | duty” for a year. The catch is | and similar small ground - prey.| . inet the centrifugal force of the none Beat Back the Tide, Dolores Hitchens -mold Fischetti, there is a limit on the num- onset of wint the tua- | 9ai . ig fuse the persons for a few seconds. | Death Walks the Woods, Cyril Maré
ogee ee) ag S Gheest io eomass | crm tae Segative: and vatiren’ ts dap? : But they all recovered from the The Holy Poet, Robert Roman late 30’s into one of the country’s of persons oses : In a special seat behind him, a an Sat. Tae ee The ‘Last Love ef Camille, Pramces
foremost editorial cartoonists.
He had been an infantryman in funds. blindfolded man tried to mark
crosses .in little squares which|— i once oe
UNDER PRESSURE: Aviattix Dianna Bixby undergoes quick | reported relief after the change in
other
we we = ie 7 ) weirs O ran diagonally down a sheet of hange in Lockheed laboratofies at Burbank, Calif., while | pressure. 3 Phe bong of Rath, FO. long
wa soe it ete ot LONELY Physical Old Age |rire"t et wets conic ol Fgh marge ct Burma ences reuh eden "| Onte ate hnd, pen with] PEE Sate Larsen agen ee ee l o0oms but Nerves Decay went oft at a right angle. : perienced a The is they ar a 2 " .o
cia’ artist, and still earlier a wan- PROVIDENCE, RL WP) — ¢ striving to extend man's Pigalle glade bar Not Even a Scratched Fender CS oes Book of Wows tg CO
dering ‘depression kid.” — Man’s ancient dream of eternal | lifetime. 7
He was one of five children of | may become a partial reali-|, And he predicted that “we will! can survive space travel. It was I [' } April 28 in’ Kalamazoo
n Beatr Sater ts | tn the neti centry ~| ate Some © Ft way” within the] Serna tm recent mtn of , ) || sent tower perce ot tn | Sig Rt at Pa 7 ° the Aero Assn., an or- B N A id D upper altitudes much better than a ae of fuakaee a P.
rac at Oe | te Be Chase of Brown] Came art and itmy de | gateton componed monty ot | LO BE NO £ACCIGENt Day || wreeatn sed toma vor | Tine. cmmat precrr : Me Y eases, arte i sible. ; -
wis the Rollin Kirby at the ; -KALAMAZOO (UP)—On “No Traffic Accident Day” here April 28, : os great University, noted for research in| Jes, all the things you wouldn’t A general lusion from the re-| Kalamhzoo drivers are going to try to get by 24 with H ase a et | Siete se C. A. Presees
A . t | skin biology. said today that slow-| have to worry about if you died | 115 i¢ that machines will soon | so much as a scratched fender.
t 19 Fischetti —~ a bellhop ing up the effect of young — these are the diseases be capable of With 90°00 licensed’ drivess tw thé ;
is t ’ rn ing into = flying into space .000 licensed drivers in the city and county it’s géing to | some day flying in and out and elevator operator in New/ diseases is the key to science's fon P poufighare living In away from the earth's gravitational | } ite an accomplishment, even the traffic safety division of the |earth’s atmosphere must be
tae
. pull. But a lot of questions have to | Kalamazoo Safety Council : “This field that now is s _ Agrees.
being considered as of major im. [Pe answered before it is de- “We may not reduce accidents to ‘zero’ but we do feel tions of such flight exaggerate $
portance.” ae Liopengee apy is capable | drivers will cooperate to the extent such accidents will be materially | most physical defects. Heart Service Is Free
surviving in such a machine. | reduced,” said Willard Kane, chairman of the traffic safety division —— SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UP) — A What kind of man would we| The man-taking the test behind observance. . Off ; :
then in- 2004? Yeager. experienced the same_sen- = *« ne the ° Tax Check Pays newly opened heart clinic here of-
well as the drivers, pointing out that “all individuals figure into canvass for federal income tax | tients of a I7-county area in the
oe) _ delinquents in Massachusetts has | \issourt Ozarks, The clinic ts
The No Accident Day will be observed from midnight to midnight |‘produced $1,388.733 since last July. sponsored the regional Heart
April 28. : During November, for example, : ‘ati by by + have
Dr. Chase said persons as they | sations everyone does when sub-
aged would be like those few! jected to zero gravity. He was
ripe old age today./tompletely disoriented, unable to “Our goal is to get-more people | pauge distances or to move his
equal to.the best we have now,”| hands the way he wanted to.
he said. ‘‘The Toscaninis and Chur- , : Yeager has performed this ma- The county's teenagers have pledged their cooperation. Through | revenue agents found that 1,170 or
— Dr. Chase said. no one| Bétver so often he has learned -| Janet Pound. president of the county Teenage Traffic Association, the |14.1 per cent, of the 8,279 taxpay- the Greene County Medical So-
aaa wank 4oilive to be much| t s4just partially to the zero- | young people said they hoped the day could also be an example day ers interviewed had failed to. file | ciety. Physicians donate their serv- -
more than 100. Becaure here's the gravity state. The fact that he that will be long remembered. one or more of the required forms. | ices,
big hitch : ,
generative processes, so far we
can't foresee within the next cen- ;
tury any slowing up the steady BY RAYMOND LAHR Sen. Harry F, Byrd (D-Va.), | bert M. Cole. =
‘downhill path of our aging nerv- | United Press Staff. Correspondent | chairman of the Joint Commit- | On Manday. Cole disclosed abuse | chief. had condoned “‘illegal or ae
ous systems,” he said. WASHINGTON (UP)—The Sen-| tee on Reduction of Federal |in two programs under FHA juris-| unethical” actions by other hous-| ernment-insure@d tang to Build zrzv=3t|Senate Group to Probe Housing Scandal |
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Joa te Banking Committee today.laid | Spending, said his group has been | di -insured loans | ing officials, some of whom may| ers ef moliiple-family @wellings i
pe es coarse Males the" adeniniotration’s sew looking Inte FHA"s operations for for small home improvements and | face criminal charges ander a now-expired law. ‘
. is less acute than he was at 60.| housing program and launched an more than a year. for construction of’ large - scale|_ “Hollyday was replaced by Nor. Tt was understood, however, that
ee Se ae Soe Even the best go downhill sooner | investigation of “irregularities” in} p14 promised to report some of | “PAaTtment projects, © \ .{man T.-Mason as acting housing | Byrd was preparing amendments to
= ° os or later, And I don’t think even-|the Federal Housing Administra |). nidnes in a Senate He said many home owners had | commissioner . | prevent the practices t) which he
Police Officials HOomored | te sco anaoed 6 what poten. | , ste meech| ent “fecal ty ‘highpresne| 7, Mortgage Bankers, Auwcl|cinced from developing ae ie a : ple particularly want.” Chairman Homer E. Capehart|today. building salesmen who talked them = housing legislation before Congress ' | - hs Jace for| (R-Ind) called a closed | session Caphart said there is no ques: | into taking out government insured eee ; were “ti oe : =
<i Two local law enforcement officials, were elected to office last | Kersons to live to advanced age,|to plan the inquiry into the hous-|tion but that the banking com- | loans for ‘repairs or improvements arora dismissal wie og Fong
week. in. the Michigat-Ontario Identification Assn.-at a meeting at the /the problem of senility-would in-}ing scandals. that could cost. the | mittee has the Br inal =) ta pagyes Hg staff found
Hotel Fort Shelby in Detroit. : . | ease proportionately __.”_ Kenneth H. Shearer, head of the Oakland County Sheriff's Depatt- said the Conimittee-would--delay | the group would be glad to get ;
wd None lia Also, he sald, the problem of |tirther action on President Eisen- |help from Byrd. ment identification bureau, was named president, and Detective Charles | WRAL t6 “do with our oldsters (|) ae aan IZ proposats: col ar postal inclination,how= Secrest loans | wi end
W. Gale, of the Pontiac—PoliceDepartment,_was_named_secretary- wih _ 1 til the investigation is complete. ever, to drop his separate inquiry.
me ot eg “It is the price we will have} Two other investigations, of the|He—said—his committee—-would | ©¢t. Sh big or negtigence —
. meeting was the Detroit Police Department 119" pay~ tor teeeping-our-best-who} FHA-already.were-underway..The | hear testimony next Tuesday from} Under both programs, the gov FHA activities under the present
Hosting the . die at 50 alive longer, and our | administration ordered a full-scale | Internal Revenue Commissioner T.| ernment is liable to repay the tiie
- Last year Shearer was first vice president of the identification | cyirchille and Toscaninis alive| inquiry into the agency Monday| Coleman Andrews and Housing and | loans if the borrower fails to do so.
group and Gale was sergeant-at-arms. Tionger still,” Dr. Chase said. - | sifter the scandals Were disclosed.|Home Finance Administrator Al-| Cole charged that Guy T. O.| ed only part of the activities be
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Homemakers
ith Mrs. Barkell
| Meet | Pum sree duced toe te/ Event Will Benefit St. Hugo of. the Hills Demonstration Week. Ornamental
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COLD WAVE MACHINE or MACHINELESS
Including the Jtalian Boy Haircut
OR ANY STYLE-CUT
ser EXPERT operators To Serve You!
Open Wednesday All Day — Friday ‘til 9 P. M.
No Appointment Needed! immediate Service W-
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|costume dinner-dance.
| Mrs. T. F. MacManus Jr.,
Mrs. C. M. Pierce
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Houseguests over Easter in the
Williams horge will be Mrs. Wil-
liams’ brother-in-law and _ sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Della-Porta,
and their small daughter from
Grimsby, Ont.
Fashion Tea Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Nicol left
last, > weekend tor their home on -
Long Boat Key near Sarasota, Fia.
Their daughter, Jeanette, will re-
main here and make her home with
her brother-in-law. and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred C. Moore of Dewey
street.
Mrs. John G. Wood will leave April 25 for New York with Mr. Wood and her sisters, Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Mehrer
have returned from a trip to Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Penrose Jr.
and their family will spend Easter
weekend with Mrs. Penrose’s
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin P. Hills, at their
home, “Birch Hills, near Gray-
— and Mrs. Frank Little have
returned from a visit with Lt. and
Mrs. William T. Beresford at their
home in Hyannis, Mass.
Cities Grow Despi te
+Exodus-to—Suburbia
No one in America needs to
mourn that cities are disappearing
to Florida. 5, . : their children | Mrs. Henry M. Jackson is chairs}... Waycy WHITFORD Eat | Si
The Chester Whitfords of Port, Cool Iron for Si
° of their daughter, Nancy, to Ev-| Lovely and fragile as {t seems,
ane gene Lemon, son of the Charles silk generally takes very well to
SH RU BS Lemons of Roselawn drive. Bugene | washing. However, white silk
S ttends Highland Park Junior Col-| does tend to become creamy after
& Anna's Gift Shop rosa Ne wedding date has sean | several sudsings. Use a very Cool
[q 8 Caton te. Oe EM Ste TT et, | iron on all silk fabrics.
Try This Test and See!!
For just one day, keep your eye on every member of your family as he
reads the Pontiac Press. You may be surprised! For you'll find junior
scanning the general news as well as the comics; you will find your
“ip. Me hi ™
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mother reading sports and market news as well as fashions and recipes;
and you may turn to society or editorials. |
There is lots of “cross-over” reading in EVERY family! This means, in
planning and editing the Pontiac Press that we must make avery sec-
tion interesting to almost everybody! It means that accuracy, good
taste, objectivity and clean handling are just as important on page 22
as on page one! What’s in the story may vary; but the writing of that
story must be easily understood, non-technical and interesting.
Every Pontiac Press writer and editor knows this. So you hear more
‘folks every day say: “I find the Pontiac Press easier to read!”
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“pH PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, “APRIL, Ch SaPaneienS Griaaiene:.
Convalesent Home Ceramics Students Proudly Display Work
iti Effa Mahanke (right)
displays her wares to a pros-
']. pective customer, Mrs. E. K.
Ives of Birmingham. Miss’
~-Mahanke-is—a-student-in-the 4
_ Rew ceramics class.
Pontiac Press Photo A aaicions Class Bavelees
Patients’ Creative Talents
Christ. Church--Social . Service. Group,
St. James Auxiliary Are Sponsors
By JANET ODELL
Eight weeks ago a ceramics class for women was started at
the Oakland County Convalescent Homé. Tuesday afternoon-at—an
invitational tea, the students of this ceramics class displayed and
sold the products they have so recently learned to make.
“I thought they were giving me mud to play with,” laughed
slender little Mrs. Belle Schooley, one of the students. Mrs. Schooley
has made nearly a dozen pieces, most of them interestingly shaped
ashtrays.
Adele Davis, a Birmingham teacher of ceramics, organized the
class and has given unstintingly ot her time each Tuesday since .
the beginning. She says the women?
in this new class do every bit as
good a job with the clay as do
her beginners in any class. “In
fact,” she said, “they have more
patience.”
Many of them need unusual
patience when their crippled
fingers are slow to respond. But
the finished earrings, pins,
buttons, tiny bowls, and Christ-_
rr aa Sl
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Schooley (left) and Mrs. Betty a
Urs. Davis teaches Mrs. Harry ‘Davis (center) of Birming- | Mrs. Bell
“The work has been done ham receives an orchid from two of her,» '* °°
largely with volunteer workers “hy pils” at the Tuesday invitational tea held | Dudley (right).
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they did persevere... oe Ls = given unstintingly F
Wie) Sectall (eerie Grow of | ae a Ey arian at the Oaktand-County-Gonvalescent- Homes| samics inthe neu occupational theregpy pron Bleach Simplifies |
Christ Church Cranbrook and the| ts one of the most constructive _ Presenting Mrs. Davis with the orchid are|gram at the home. itchen” Cleaning ~ ease
Women's Auxiliary of St. James} pleces of work that can be un- + | No longer are energy and grim | Spiscopal Birmingham| dertakea in convalescent : : : rey grim
cae eae oe af this new occupe.| hospital. The werk of these |Pre-Dinner Mint tere iviak containing sugars CONVENTION Is Held determination the first essentials escent | volunteer workers is deeply . - in cleaning kitchen cabinets—the |
homme. Ary at the convaleneent | preciated.” *” |Will Cut Appetite |" by Pythian Sisters babedon enamel kind. Just odd ceram! Rebecca Gould Ameri woe i teepatl ° Mrs. Milton Miller, grand chief | bleach to your wash water |
newest and most paar ven: wat toaur songs at es ta new atte ore t the wine of Minimize Wrinkles ot Michigan. and Edmond Unger, and then proceed with gentle.
; also dinner ~ ' grand chancellor of Michigan, were | serenity. eas re catia (as Members of the committes in| meals instead of at their close, casa Pago foal saa guest speakers Tuesday at the Dis-| With the chlorine bleach in the
knitting, crocheting, weaving, ah ae "cairn « of the fewer people would be overweight. | tet most of the wrinkles will fal] ‘Tict 10 Convention of Mizpah Tem- | water, grime and dust are removed
leather work, woodwork and flow- Christ Charch a Mrs. E. K So says Sugar Information, Inc.,| out as the garment dries. | ple, Pythian Sisters, in Oxford. — | with ease. About one-eighth cup .
er arranging. ieeall bere! tor he Mrs. E. F.| which declares that in normal Fourteen members were present of the dry granules per 2 gallons |
Howard Estes, manager of the Brumbaum, chairman of “the | persons the intense hunger that C ‘ E ¢ fom aa Tevet wt 3 of weber ae a goed | ota . convalescent home, had this’ t0| icrticuitural ‘Therapy Group: | jeads to overeating and consequent oming tvents
Mrs. Gomme oo ae mrt | gains in weight is often caused | gs orenge Social Club will meet Theredey ‘2
Brown, Mrs by | blood level. ; 0) ca % Kenneth Blaughs Mrs. Lester Colbert, all of Bir-| A drinking something |“ Ave. te u in |
idi 7 7 mingham. | containing sugar just before meal- | see hsseus SOB WIR o0-apeuae GIANNA yg erecta awe ee |e es ee wonderful full blown Sallie Jo Bigelow of Orchid drive | presided at the tea table. | the appetite is slowed down. A S07, from, 3 to 6 mens Bt
Blaugh March 20 at United Breth- .
ren Church of Fort Wayne, Ind NOTE... Any Article You Select She is the daughter of Mr. and
sis Hiavcld ieiow and Kamath: Needing Alterations Will Be Easter
who resides orf Shimmons road, te Completed for Easter .. . and the son of the Byron Blaughs of
Fort Wayne, Ind. The Rev. R. E. . summer
os performed the 8 o'clock | $3 \e
and
For the occasion the bride wore | po =
a navy suit with a corsage of pink
roses. She was attended by the |
bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Hilda } UH $ 5”
Hampton, and Gerald Blaugh at- | 7 7 \ 7
tended the bridegroom. The couple
is residing in Pontiac. —
Skirts that are major assets
Soften Those eee ee ° ‘Wow
Premature Dry-Skin AT A BREEZY now ond oll wumerar. . | 4 -_ ~
CROW’S-FEET —
Attractive Accents
For Your Smile
on =
yo ‘ el re great wi
*] 0” 5” $7” Prosar crow's-feet at the corners
of your eyes are often caused by skin
dryness. Skin dryness is caused by
your skin's inability to make enough |
lubricating cholesterols and esters. |
Penetrating Lanolin Plus Liquid used |
nightly as a cleanser—then a few extra |
drops gently masseged into your- skin
before retiring—next day a few more
drops used as a powder base. This keeps
your skin constantly supplied with an
abundance of cholesterole and esters.
Result: dry skin is overcome—preme-
ture dry-skin wrinkles quickly fade,
giving you a surprisingly younger look.
Get your Lanolin Plus Liquid today.
Use it tonight. Actually SEE and feel
a difference tomorrow morning. All this
for but one dollar, plus tex.
Here is Flower Gar-
den Easter Millinery
at its finest. You §¢
_ will have nothing .
but flowery - words
of praise for these
charming Spring
For Easter and % Asap aval gr espana hats and at prices . : ae
Sige egies All Through Summer J [or tos Were 10955000
° considerably.
“Ves, we've taken our regular 45. 00, 49.95 ;
ing Suits and: marked 1
T 0” $ 2 4°
“Now you will get the pick ofthe finest |
dresses we've ever shown. Get set to e
_ reap a harvest of compliments every — _— —
“time your -wear—one-of-these—smart-—
= ay : = to to sell at a price
wide, the fashions
colors are beautiful,
all through Spring.
‘Liquid id Make-Up pol —S
Lanolin. Plas |
Lanolia Siiianeteeone: oo
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: THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1954 Sai Aaa eS et
SAE EEE . |Oscar Awarded to Mrs. Bunce i — ae ‘ys The Whitney Group Gathers ;
PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL ‘ ||Toastmistress Club Meets of Beverly F. Guest Addresses TU 19a &. Seginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Slayton to " . ;
Write, a at ag ong ag st nae wo Easter was the theme chosen by | Mrs. J. A. Shaw gave the invo . Clement J. Mrs. W. B. O'Neal, national field| . She urged all te uphold the
~* "PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 . J \the Pontiac Toastmistress Club! cation. and table topic mistress Cleveland. is secretary for the WCTU, was guest) purpose of WCTU. Mrs. Joseph
when the group held a dinner meet-' ... Mrs. Lester ‘Snell. “Wheré unnounced .by |%Besker Tuesday afternoon for Greep, president of the 18th Dis- , Y ing Tuesday evening in Hotel | “8Y Dora B. Whitney, WCTU, at the | 7 s ; would you like to go this summer “he | trict WCTU, was also present at 5 Ww - r parents, home of Mrs, Howard Brown of dad Mra. 8G. tow
4 ~ |— money and time unlimited” was the Herbert oer Lake iv, ’ eel Ge. cen 1: WCTU awecter ne
< — Slaytons of \wery she said it was orgagized| Visual education, wsed “Root of — : on ‘ | The Oscar was awarded te) grande _| ‘to protect the home, ti mitermsee” as 0 devetitonl (a Mrs. Robert Bunce for _Legrande __|*‘to protect the home, to abotish| i p-
ee ces pall som avenue, __| liquor traffic, and for the triumph} —-— ning ts gpa ove The Cle of Christ’s golden rule in custom; Mrs. Glenford Haviland and Mrs.
eutt, Geo Nether : ment | and in law.” David Gee offered prayers and - on a a sone 3 F. Clevelands — Mrs. Andrew Stimer, president of = Resurrection. Joseph of Sylvan Lake N ° | Sh the federation, announced a May } MeLeod on “Just Mable Me- f Sy uptia OWer [t breakfast Leod” and Mrs, James Palmer hi nt to be held in First = an are his parents. H ors Bri de Methodist Church. Mrs. John Mc- on Clement on Cormick assisted the hostess with
Critics for the evening were Mrs. attended Barbara J. Brabbs opened her | refreshments.
= W. A. Vernon, Mrs. Wendell Green Wichi Stat home on Harper street Monday to
and Mrs. Clayton Rule. touigan Stake | nonor Mrs. J. H. McKee with a! The special event of the evening heme pont nuptial Casto The bride is | Birmingham was given by Mrs. Orben Wilkins, ollege. the former Carol ownsend. and Mrs. Robert Sutton was toast- The S hes Guests at the party included TRAVEL YO U R N E\W mistress for the evening. couple Nancy LaRoue, Diane Charboneau,
Gpackel tepects ware give , not announced | Mrs. John Gufty, Mrs. Dallas E. SERVICE by ‘ : . Dillingham, Mrs. Ronald Weaver. Mrs. Vernon on community serv- a wedding z ; : We'll Plan Your Teur Free!
: ice, ‘Mra. Milton Freet on public BEVERLY F. SLAYTON Carol Ann ‘Thompson, Dine Sut. We es COAT = relacions. lire. Howard Wheatey : date. ter, Sandra Luebke, Mrs. David | Phone Mi 4-5711 7 ee 8 on chairmen for the Toastmistress a Tickets, Reservations ( open house to be held May 11 At Prenuptial Part Others were Dixie Davis, Elien
\ Reports on the Council Four| P y Wood, Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. to Anywhere aoe ; orn | ° | Wesley J. Wood, Mrs. Frank Rog-
Be a Jo Ann Gre Ig Is Honored ‘ers, Nancy Jones, Elizabeth Ver- | Grace Plummer Reilly
In discriminating Helen Lapisch. Guests for the eve; ane , |Beek, Geraldine Wiggins and Mrs. | 379 Hamilton, Birmingham
; ning were Katheryn Sumpter. Mrs.| 44. Virginia Vogelsburg and | Davis. Sandy Wapfler -and Mrs | Harold : |
— lengths from the __| Evelyn Cole and Mrs. W. 4. Dean. | yrs. Gretchen sticlmey entertained | cal comic a =e PO Ge AY toe Ge “the -tist NET GPP 099999 900000000000000 oe ee eo .
very brief to the Monday for bride-elect JoAnn were ht .
api Dirt Gardeners (°" Claude Kimler, Mrs Ronald Johns | § .
& : Meet Tuesday JoAnn, bride-elect of Joseph Themis Contes: Mrs, William Pur-| @ HIGH heels ; f les, fine . Salfi Jr. has set May 8 as her/| vis, Mrs. Ralph Mazza, Pat Boyer,| § , of boucles. 1 for Birthday Tea | wedaing sate soe is the daughter| Marty Shel, Mrs. Mary Allard. | § fleece, wool Dirt Gardeners held their an- of the Russell Greigs of Keego| ie tye’ ay avila, Panes ...or LOW 3
suede, cashmere ready yer rye epee as Harbor, and his parents are the|Vogersburg, ‘Linda and Cathy| § , ’ us on | saps ad ; ° - . ’
Riviera terrace. She was assisted Joseph Sallis of ‘Cherokes Stickney and Carol Greig. ' bere are §
blends. and hop- by Mrs. C. E. Lancaster and Mrs.| Among the guests were the } ’
sacking GH. Artes. honoree's mother and her grand- | Texture Important | 3 . Guests were Mrs. E. /.. Harding.| mother, Mrs. Hanna Justman. | j ' ’
Mrs. William L. Miller and Mrs.| Others were Mra. Joseph Saini, | |’ Cotton Apparel | } Shirley H. Stamp. At the business; Mrs, Harry Greig, Mrs. Walter | Texture is the fashion story on! § ' meeting it was decided to send) Greig, Mrs. Clark Ashcroft, Mrs | cottons’ this season. You will 4 ; ; Mrs. Vivian Tubbs as a delegate} Verne Bradburn, Mrs. Mabel | choose them by feel almost as { , $ $ 95 to the Federal Garden Club in| Laffery, Mrs. Rosemary Hutch. | much as by eye appeal. To be dry | § , O Kalamazoo. A teacher will be sent! insen and Mrs. Hilda Veswat. and crisp is most important, and | ‘ ’
to the conservation school at Hig- always there is surface interest. ' _ gins Lake this summer. | Mrs. Clyde Fellows, Mrs. Theo- Embroidered effects are | 4 X
Members were invited to attend sepeangra rin gage aint interesting. These range from! § . the workshop of National Farm [lerbert Met — ? Raymond | jreathtakingty lovely embroidered |. ¢ : and Garden Club in Rochester May | Sweetman. Mrs. Donald Sweetman. | iiong in pastels that look good! , 5 and 6 beginning at 10 o'clock. | Maureen Sweetman, Mrs. Gerald heat © e priced | 6 f
Open. Every a Mrs. D C. Gilchrist was pro- ic ale Mra Al | Batneck. Mee Bale | senieas flocked in motile, that sin-| , gram chairman and ‘Mrs. Samuel ulate embroidery. Flocking. you ¥ , Night ‘til 9 Smal] did the floral arrangements. BI k know, Ws A Besthad of creatine} 6 y 7 | ue Star Thanked : ey “emcee . © ; f Aidi O re pattern an fabric by “pasting to| J K
9 Mrs. Elmer Foster or Aiding Urpnans =o tiny clumps of fibers in X ,
. ; if arrangements. © f . | Entertains Group sso OS Lead bt Ca) ae i . to Korean orphans was read to '
as ue Foster opened her /Biue Star Mothers Chapter Four; MOMS Plan Party ‘ me on Michigan avenue Tuesday Tyesday evening at the YMCA . ‘
evening to members of the Friend Mr William. Morris. on Easter Monday Y myton
Parking in Rear Telegraph at Huron ship Club. The note was from a Korean| Michigan State Board of MOMS) Q qouds for Spring! Over Assisting the hostess was MIS. .ubscription to the Pontiac Press | America, Inc.. will hold its an-| ,
| Melvin Wells, and Mrs. William | missionary. The group renewed a| ual Easter Monday luncheonette| 9 e
. Werner attended as a guest. for the VA Hospital in Dearborn. and card party in Kern's audi-| §¢ MM t Shoes ;
— — — — and announcement was made of ag oe Mordich . = ‘ : ) wi ’
interested persons may contact Mrs. chairman for the 12:30 pm event.| 9 43 N. Saginaw St , | George Leinenger or Mrs. George | and she is assisted by Mrs. Frank | X ° & ° 4 '
|Kemper for membership informa- | Polasek and Mrs. L. B. Arnold.| We popoppooOoOOoOOOOOOOOos
| tion. ~ ¢ both of Auburn Heights. |
| 9 e e . e
| we're bursting with Christening
| Dresses Whether you are a pleased parent, , | proud aunt or grandparent .. . 7 | ’ if you are shopping for a Christen-
ing Set... it’s here.
a |
Busy bunnies have gathered the brightest, chipper-est
| Easter best for your young Easter Paraders . . .
| head-to-toe dress-ups for boys ond girls . . .
~~ tots to “s % : PEs : .
The BERMUDA | DRESSES . Tots’ to Teens’
Glazed cottons, colorful prints, pasted pretties and
Biack Patent bouffant sheers. . . dresses fashioned for the smallest miss
to the very conscious pre-teen agers. %
oy $6.98 to $10.98 ak pet
: er ]
| BOYS’ SUITS Famous Makes
: Little Gents’ Suits in Eton and Dad-Like styles. -
| Fabrics are the big news this year . . . so wear-
| able... crease resistant and mix-match sets.
e VESTS In Reversible Contrast DRESS SETS Long and dainty with hand work :
Rayon or nylon in 3 on dress and matching slip.
| | check with the ; reverse side to aa 1498
contrast or match
| his slacks. Sizes .
| : 3 to i2..)-
: This product has no
connection whatever with The ,
| .* , $8.95 to $12.95 Know your labels . . . your fabrics and Pe itereld Ae . . ; oe dependable quality in children’s clothing —, : : ) —- ae ee : . .« “cute and inexpensive” can be costly. GIRLS’ COAT SETS = at aRDEPUE RAEI oe ema = a Silks, satins, tucks and ribbons sg peg = : - le r adorn little girls’ matching coat
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= me | ae cs ene te en — . Sd . . . Ce \ a | = ~ = “$10.
ry 4 = ~ sa tal ee eee ee | BOYS’ SETS 35 N. SAGINAW STREET eee Serving Pontiac for Over 75 Years-— . a ee ee at ot oe
| ev . $5.98 wy B os .
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Mary Huemiller, just like any other little;
girl, can’t resist a doll, as she looks wide-
eyed at the dolls her mother, Mrs. Clarence
Huemiller of Walnut road, is arranging. The
dolls were made by Pontiac Chapter, Ameri- | homes.
ope ee _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 14 1084)
.AAUW Gives Dolls, Toys
Contributes to Children’s Aid
| Heading the doll committee. of
the AAUW are Mary Heitch and|'
Martha Horton. ~ Dressing dolls for little girls who |
are en route to foster homes has
been a special project of Pontiac
Branch of American ‘Association of
Shine Up Vases -
in Bleach Solution
While ‘you are spring cleaning
you will want to shine up your
giass and pottery vases and-flower{-—
ponte and pitchers so they will be
ready for spring flowers.
The easiest way is to pour a lit-
tle of the new bleach that- comes.
in dry form into the hot water in|
the dishpan. One-eighth ‘cup of the |
eae
-DAY, HALF.DAY ss _SCHOOL FOR §
4. WEST LAWRENCE...
“APPROVED FOR TRAININ
Call, Phone or Return This Ad for Information =
NAME oe * ADDRI sees
dry granules to the dishpanful, |
about 2 gallons, is the right pro- MARILYN D. LINEBAUGH
portion. Wash, rinse, wipe and
you're done. And what satisfaction .
to see how gleaming bright your |
| vases and pitchers will be! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Line- |
baugh of Fourth avenue announce
|the engagement of their daughter, |
Marilyn, to Richard A. Stauble, |
son of Robert A. Stauble of Can-
-' ton, N. ¥. May 1 has been set as
the wedding date. | Consider Sleeves
When selecting a blouse for
your spring suit, consider the cuts
of the sleeves of both garments.
For example, a blouse that has
dolman sleeves should not be worn that time.
“Many little girls’ eyes light up
when we tell them they may keep
the dolls for their very own,’’ Miss
Endelman said. “‘It helps them to
Serve on Committee
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson, wife of
forget the past.”
Year-round work of placing
these children from broken . with a jacket whose sleeves are
set in.
In Detroit Hospital! | of Sen. Ferguson of Michigan, are
' two members of a special sponsor the U.S. secretary of defense,
and Mrs, Homer Ferguson, wife
committee of the Federal Govern- |
Pontiac Press Phete
can Association of University Women, for
children who come to Michigan Children’s
Aid Society before being placed in foster
ws
Spent 7 Months Touring Far East
Miss Steward Returns From Asia
Margaret Steward returned to| Natchez, Sue participated in the, Earle K. Knowles, son of the
her home on Washington street | Pilgrimage as part of the Queen's | i R, E. Knowles’ of Waldo avenue,
| was awarded semester honors at a
recent convocation at Wheaton Col-
lege, Wheaton, Ill. Earle is a junior Monday evening after a séven- | Court.
month tour of the Far East. a Sue pee recently placed = Nee
. ean's list the college for her One of the highlights of the holi- | cviendastie echlew .
day was a boat trip with two oth- |
at the college.
by Pontiac area homes in suitable foster homes is
= __Roy Gaston of Kenford. road is ment Division for the 1954 Cancer
to the Unites Fuss iat Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. | (Crusade, ‘formed: this year, 7 i
“Good Things to Eat |
| for Easter!
Candies, gift baskets, tea ‘cookies,
layer cakes—all in sparkling Spring
colors ready to say “Happy Easter”!
ers out of the tourist range on the
Fiji Islands, where she was treated
~ to a ceremony reserved for visiting |
chieftains and given an opportunity |
to make movies of the participants
in their tribal costumes. |
Another highlight was Hawail,-
where Miss Steward said she had |
more orchid corsages than she
could comfortably wear at one |
time. |
The trip also included visits to
Japan, the Philippines. Hong Kong,
Thailand, Singapore, Australia and |
New Zealand. and back to.}{onolu-
lu before her return to the main- |
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Box 15 East Lawrence St. Recent arrivals from Florida are
Mr. and Mrs Charles Claunch, who | ——— —
returned to their home on Riviera |
terrace after spending the winter .
in St. Petersburg. 7 y
While in St, Petersburg they | . ° =
were occasional visitors of Mrs. |
Mabel Glazier, Mrs, Claunch’s |
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Roberta Rapaport has returned > :
from a six-week stay at Miami %
Beach. Her parents, the G. J. Ra-
paports of Williams street. with
whom she stayéd at the Ftorida ~
fesort, have not yet returned to
_ their northern home. * *
*
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Vasbinder
and daughter, Valerie, of Spokane
drive returned Friday from a/|
three-week vacuo < Florida.
. Recently od in Mobile,
Ala., from a Caribbean cruise
were Mrs, Romaine B. Moody,
Mrs, Henrietta E. Porritt and
Dorothy Porritt, al] of Birming-
ham,
- Their 16-day trip took them to
various ports in Venezuela, the
British West Indies ahd the cot
nican Reporic
Sue acpese: " degnaed of the
Barrett Harrisons of Lexington
drive, has returned to Gulf Park
College, Gulfport, Miss., after
spending spring vacation as the
houseguest of Sandra Webb in Nat-
chez, Miss. During her stay in
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Club ‘Hears Cellist, ‘Soprano, Pianist 4
By DORA DAWSON
A prayer for the continuing spiri- | 8" instrument of warm timbre and
tual uplift and inspiration of music | dramatic pre She was heard.
fives. offered by the Rev. Otto | sung with distinction, ‘and in three |
| Schultz at the Tuesday Musicale English songs that expressed the
meeting held Tuesday in Grace | depth of longing and ‘grief.
| Lutheran Fellowship Hall. | To the work of these two young
| The prayer presaged a. program) artists was added the artistic and
| that filled the members with exalt-
+ed appreciation. Mrs. Paul Elia-
| son, cellist, Mrs. Jack Wignall,
| soprano, and Mrs. Howard Helden-
| brand, pianist. were the artist
members.
| ‘The three opened the program
with tuneful and artistic songs
dating from the i3th Century.
Photostatic copies were made for
their use from original Gabri-
elli manuscripts.
Mrs. Eliason followed with two
numbers, the soulful ‘‘Arioso” by
Bach and the allegro and grave
movements of a sonata by Sam-
mertini, played with virile and
authoritative tone quality on an
instrument not easily mastered but
of rich depth
. She was later he ard in the Jew- |
ish melody ‘Kol Nidrei,” in which
the cello is capable of expressing |
pathos and pleading. Mrs. Eliason |
-aiso—_played—a—minuet_and de-|
scribed, in sound, the playful an-
| tics of a harlequin
— JUDY. STEINHELPER—
Representing Pontiac Junior
Achievers for the title “Queen of |
14 West Huron FE 2-2620 | _ Im all these numbers Mrs. Elia- ve will be Judy Steinhelper of : son showed her fine training and
expert ability with fluent .bewing, | SPence street.
and finely drawn tones... ages ee ag Borla at |
tesa, — PA prom Detroit, each
— er PNG representing a JA business center
for the crown. | Judges of the contestants will be | television's Soupy Sales, Donald S.
(rosy Detroit police commis-
sioner; Blanche Parent Wise, De- |
| troit councilwoman; Corinne Pat-
.terson and Stuart Richards. Tickets |
for the dance are available at the!
JA business center on Mill street. |
3 Artists Inspire Musicale Audience| z Mrs. Wignall's soprano voice is;
It was announced that the Michi-
gan Federation of Music Clubs
will hold its 37th annua! conven-
tion in Detroit May 10 to 12. Mrs.
Gordon Woolcock and Mrs. Ralph
Norvell will attend as delegates
from the Tuesday Musicale.
Star’s PJ Top.
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HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Night-
| gowns may take a back rack in|
| milady’s wardrobe when Judy Gar- |
‘land shows up in her new movie |
-+-rakishiygarbed-in-a—pajama_top._____
A simple pj top, worn by Judy |
withgut bottoms in her forthcom-
ing film, ‘‘A Star Is Born,” raised
a perturbing problem for her stu-
The questicn was—how low ts
chic and how high ts risque?
“Poetry in Prints”
of Sanforized broadcloth novelties. This one shows double are one of 1954's prettiest groups
The question stirred more de- |
bate in Hollywood than the fash- |
ion dueling of Christian Dior and |
| Jacques Fath over the up or down |
| hemline.
| If the hemline came down to the |
knees, then the pajama top was |
no longer a pajama top but a|
sateen aeat instead, experts de-
clared. ~ rows of tiny leaves fluttering down in stripe formation, in
an interesting frock that will go everywhere this summer.
Sleeveless, it features. close neckline and an unusually slim-
ming bodice, although the inverted: front pleat permits
plenty of action.
Sharpen Scissors | Sorority Ma kes Up
You can sharpen up your —
sore’ ty cating Garcia 0 piece a Baskets for Easter
from | Build Rgck on Door Easter baskets to be delivered
‘to Oakland County Children’s home
were made Tuesday evening by
| members of Gamnia Chapter, Beta Pajama coats, according to fash- sandpaper with them once or
A magazine rack built on the fon leaders, are always worn with- twice.
| back of a door will give you added out bottoms by pretty young girls. |
PTA Activities
' storage space for your favorite But Judy’s shirttail was supposed |
| reading matter without taking, to look as if it came with bottoms, |
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Orchid Corsage, $3.50 up
Gardenias @ Roses
“TOL North Saginaw Street’
Jacobsen’ S
“View of another group of beautiful Croft Easter Lilies grown at our i
_Lake Orion greenhouses from which your order will be selected.” |
ALSO GO RGEOUS
Tulips: Hyacinths Daffodils: Hydrangeas: Rose Bushes
Lovely Plants $ D O
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Carnations @ Violets
“Satisfactory Service: in F lovokis Since 1920" | away needed floor space. ‘even though they were missing. |
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4 pS ‘Theta Phi sorority at Jane Mc-
project panned by Emerson Guire's home on Golf drive
cael PTA tor sday afternoon to
Four guests present were Mrs. raise funds for the PTA scholarship |
Robert Clark, Mrs. William Baer,
Thursday at 230 in the schol ubrary. | Mrs. William Reutner and Mrs,
McCarrel Charles Miller. Mrs. Harold St.
Thursday at 2 p.m. "bacerten PTA - John reported on an advisory
| Mout Srsede: Magget’ $5 Estes “00 ‘board meeting March 30 and Mrs.
PTA of Matkim Schoo! will meet for | ‘Robert Jones was announced as — Night = hostess for the April 27 meeting, Bawiherne ;
PTA of Hawthorne Schoo! will meet
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J. Cecil Cox, assistant superin- and trouble-free service: l) the children’s shop | tendent of Pontiac Public Schools, Leathers A coat or two of neu- - ee and Mrs. Harry E. King, state tral shoe polish, plus buffing with IS 7
mula, you can reduce ee oon te =r finan ne chon Pes. a i ane eo bg without dreary dieting, massage! tiac Council of PTA honored pest- ue eee Protect against Se :
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BROTHER AND SISTER MATCHED pocket secretaries, and brief cases,
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Renew polish on suitcases after
each using. Store articles in a
ventillated place, avoiding ex- is
TEK- TROL. Poel enpeto non tl while you tat! Because it provides ¢ your
stomach Gr ieealan ‘ele. | 294 spoke of the need for a PTA to ments that build fat
ROL Ta ake, tnree, sna Mrs. William Wright, new tremes ef temperatu h a eg ar. Thats al. your look * peratare of of: SETS by Little Fashion Tog. ee just as good—taste Just as g council president, responded, midity. Toddlers 1to 3 oo ononwe seaee $398 and $498 Ee : ; |
you all want of all the foods| saying the PTA would work for -_ a Hd you like. But you won't eat as much—| the best facilities possible and Fabric: Coated fabyics, such as |] ATE GREENAWAY FROCKS and p a nb the ef ‘“ canvas used to cover luggage, Sizes 3 to 14 $398 to $798
Abestatety Sete its welfare a peatine Beene Whats react well to a coat of clear liquid 2 ea ee seecves Dietless — drugiess — reducing with| ¢Te® primary responsibility. wax—the same wax you use for KAYNEE Styles for Boys—u ed size 7 TEK-TROL is safe! of the in PTA j P rae Tne & sah "Try TEK“TROL . aes a ee hemes Getting together with Mrs. Harry E. King |G. Wright (left) of Chippewa road .is the} jinoleum floors. Butt to a glossy | RE
clothes (center), state PTA president, at the Pon- ae president and Mrs. William Mihalek of | finish. |
vital members and 4c PTA Council breakfast Tuesday in the|V avenue (right) is the new|_ f leather bindings are used as’ rears of discomfort slip away. HOU RS: Friday and Saturday. 10 te Sundays 11 to 3 Pj
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FLORA-MAE_ | Infants’ Specidlty Shop de younger, more tri t th th sh _ Rosevear — Owners dmc — a Cpa stems and a new, more interest- YMCA were two new officers. Mrs. William treasurer. wan on treme inaeed =| oo oe ee aeons 2 taro Aids elimination through beth slichage | Ol ed: attitude toward city politics both polishes at the same time. 8184 Cooley Lake Road EM 3-260! | affecting the schools. || Uncoated fabric such as those used | ee
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NATURAL |, ot program set up by the fathers
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HEALTH FOODS Blue Star Mothers served the [|
breakfast. \ MAPLE at GATES BIRMINGHAM
58 Wayne St. + . :
| ees, Sorority Plans :
Future Activities
Plans for future activities were
sehen ha made at the Tuesday evening meet-
4 Ve ing of Omega Mu Sigma sorority Pontiae Press Phote |
“Small Hair Dos” — ty the Oe are noms ot Three local presidents discussing PTA |\avenue and Mrs. Grover Remley of Oliver
for little Easter Bonnets. || Oakes assisted the uouhend. arra™'| duties at the breakfast Tuesday morning | street. The breakfast, held at the YMC4, ,
Shert Curl
Permanents A cooperative supper will eee (left to right) Mrs. Lawrence LaFay \was to honor new and past presidents of the |
served by the group on April 27 at of Union street, Mrs. Walter Mann of Third | PTAs.
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My iran br uy tweater|CONference Monday at Y |9tMatson Home on the 23rd. Mrs. Charlies Matson of Denby
—_ ; The seventh Annual YW-YM nity taken from the fields of social| tive opened her home Monday |
Visit Dentist Often Teenage Conference is being held | Work, education, law, religion and/| afternoon for a meeting of Chapter
Cafefully - applied tipstick will |at the YMCA, on Mt. Clemens | ‘ational guidance. CL, PEO Sisterhood. Mrs. Charles never disguise neglected teeth. In | Street Monday, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Louis Creekmur will give a | Buck, president, presided at the
| fact, it’s likely to call attention to and 8:30 p.m 11:30 p.m short talk on sports, and he will | business meeting. :
them. So be faithful to your 7 eo * a show movies of football highlights ,
brushing and visits to the dentist. || Tickets covering nee G te to round out the full day's ac- | of the sisterhood was given by
VNC VAETA ce ee tivities. Mrs. Matson. Thirteen members
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_ oc pt td | Although the conference is’ for | and one guest, Mrs. William Miller, - organizations in the high s
Refreshments and recreation will} young people in grades 10-12, any-| Were present. | fs
Your Easter |\s proviced'as part ot the pro-|one who could be ot assistance on ee | Gl oe. and a dance will be held in Oe program, -_ Mest ergy Vanes to Stage WHITE--NAVY--PINK-- t
evening. scussions on . DOY: re- ;
on “Topics” deating with teenage lations. marriage, rage. relations “Ea ars BLUE-BLACK | | . problems and interests will be |C@eers, citizenship = ‘ variety program is planned |
Let us give you the final discussed after the opening | irs. safe driving. sportsmanship. | McConnell School.PTA for Thurs-
most important touch |] speceh siveo by Jay J. Sherman, | oF rowdyism. is invited to PAF day in the school gym. The pro- :
ale Easter en- || Mad,°t tte department of gov. | Te ner information may be ob-| gram, which will begin at 7 o'clock, | Lingerie 0) your ernment at Wayne University. ; : | tained from Jeannette Kidneigh, | Will consist of four sports films,.a |
semble cece —— were hes ee sige’ teenage program director, for the | carteon and a “keyboard a Risen Level years, new facuity religious -|YWCA George Balch. boys work The event is to raise funds ee
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Dinner Knives, Reg. 3.00
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| number, size.
Married Folks
Better Insured
| A lot of young bachelors and |
| Single. women in America own life
| insurance but, as might be expect-
ed, they are not apt to own as
much as married couples, the In-
stitute of Life Insurance reports
this month.
of Michigan and cited by the in-
stitute shows that 78 per cent of
all the families in America headed
by young single persons own life
insurance compared to 87 per cent
of all married couples.
But few of these ‘‘single’’ fami-
lies are putting very much money
into’life insyrance premiums com-
pared to the amounts used in this | way by married families. Defined |
| as a “‘family’’ are many different
| kinds of households and other
| “spending units,”” inclyding some
which consist of only one person.
A married couple with children
under 18 is more likely than any
| other family group to put rather
}
| large amounts of money into life
insurance, the study shows. This
| is trye regardless of the age of the
| family’s chief breadwinner. {and send her home alone?
“She lives in the opposite part |_
A study made by the University | Man Wants
to Send Girl
Home in Cab Proper in Daytime;
He Should. Escort
Her at Night
By EMILY POST
A young man asks me this ques-
tion: ‘‘Is it permissable to put my
girl friend into a taxi after our date
of town from my home, and it
would cut my sleep to the point
of handicapping my efficiency at
the office the next day.
“The taxi would take her
straight to her door and certain-
ly would be safe. I would very
much appreciate your opinion.”
Answer: In the daytime, it would
be quite all right for you to do
this, but at night you certainly
| must see her home—unless the
| town is sufficiently small for the
| taxi driver to be someone you
know.
| Dear Mrs. Post: Don't you feel
| that a housewarming is a first
| cousin to a shower and therefore
| Should not be given by the new
| tenants themselves? I've never
| yet been to a housewarming to
which the guests did not take pre-
sents.
Answer; The tenants them-
selves usually give such a party
‘because tt is not always con-
venient to be “surprised” with .
a party in their own house.
Furthermore, a housewarming is
the showing of a new house and
does not obligate anyone to take
a present. —
A shower, on the other hand, is
the showering of a guest of honor
with presents, and all who accept
the invitation to such a party must
take presents.
Dear Mrs. Post: When a serv-
ing dish is passed and the portion
held toward you is too big, or too
| well done, is it proper to search
through the portions unti! just the
mght piece is found?
Answer: If you den't have te
disarrange the whole dish and
can serve yourself quickly, you
may take whichever piece you |
prefer. |
But you can't go prodding about
{with spoon and fork and muss
| up the dish doing it.
Dishes Will Gleam |
All those pretty dishes that have |
i been gathering dust.on the top!
| shelf — get them down and spar- °
kle them quickly this spring. Just |
add 2 tablespoons of bleach to a
dishpanful of hot water, about 2
galions. In go the dusty dishes for
a speedy wash, then rinse. And
out they come positivély gleaming.
in all their fresh color. and detail.
It’s so easy to do, you'll decide to
use’ the best dishes more often!
FOOT FLATTERY
Suede flats . . ..in Spring
navy, brown or black. Sizes
8% to 3. A to OC widths.
5.98 to 6.98 .
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STORE-
The SIREN...
Here’s a mobile Easter basket
enchant any child. Eggs that are blown and
decorated are fastened with thread and cel-
lophane tape to crossed metal rods on the.
top of the basket handle for this unusual
effect. Let your imagination take over when that will
ESRAY; APRIL 14, 1054’
nd Enchantment to Child’s Easter Basket
it comes to decorating the eggs. Transpar-
ent tape was
flowers and sasheen ribbon bows on some,
and on others,
colors created a wide range of designs.
: Bride Uses
‘iNest Egg
for Extras
Money Fights Due
to Her Fund
By ANNE HEYWOOD
It's popular for people of the
older generation to complain about
the carelessness and thoughtless-
ness of youth, but as far as I'm
concerned, this new generation is
well-endowed with good sense.
For example, here is a letter
from a 23-year-old girl who has
been married six months,
“] worked for five years be-
“tween high school and marriage,”
she says, “and during that period
I learned a good deal,
“Like all girls, I wanted to get
married, but I began to notice a
funny thing that happened when
/my girl friends did marry.
“They had been used to having
| jobs and money of their own, but
after marriage they had to ask
their husbands for it.
“This made them uncomfort-
able, and also, the husbands some-
|times didn’t realize how much
money goes on little extras.
used to fasten litle chicks, | Well, when I met Bob and fell
in love, I decided I didn't want us
|to start that way. So instead of
blowing all my money on a fabu-
lous trousseau and linens and
| Such things. as my friends had dyes, nail varnish and water-
IF big girk—
casually os @ shirt suit you.
the big, well-proportioned
“Two hundred seventy’ Little - girl prettiness emphasizes
your large frome. Blouses worn os
Miss B. G. — Toreador type
shirt with embroidered bib and
| push-up cuffs, with figure
| ing shorts are especially smart for
chaplains won 332 decorations for
service during the Korean war. %
shap-
girl.
Army Cultivate Voice
After listening to a radio an-/a charming voice.
nouncer for a while, people tend to |
imagine what he looks like. That's
| becaulge voice plays such an im-
i Po rtant part in general impression | bumper to bumper, it is estimated |
people have of one another.
You're wasting your time if! long. ; j done, I saved a good deal of it.
you work at achieving an attrac-| ‘‘I still had a nice trousseau,
tive appearance without cultivating but I also had a nice nest egg.
“When we got back from our
honeymoon, I didn't have to ask
| If all of the passenger cars i2/ for extra money all the time. I
| the United Stale) were placed | Just dug into the nest egg, little
y little
| that the line would be 125,000 miles “If | wanted flowers and candles
wren Bob's boss was coming for
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18 Fragment
19 Most beloved
| 21 Withered
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company
Fondie
Inborn
Heroic poem
Made amends
Dotted ther)
for
broiling meat
Grams (ab)
Wager
Ancient Greek
city
Eating away
Respond
Trees shade
ou from this
obbyist
Observe
Toward the
sheltered side
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form
Helen ef
Troy's mother
Gaiter
DOWN
Cattle disease
Western state 61
3 Agttate
4 Cavities
5 Neither 4
6 Ran together
7 Punction in
trigonometry
8 Roman
Jolene
Happy young flats
with sweet ‘n' low
lines. Suede or smooth .
leathers. Sizes 4-10,
AAAA to C. mn ti
Many other Jolene
stvles.
6.98
in patent and nylon mesh is one of the f
_28 W. Huron St.
Shoes for Young Folks
nw a tween ewad
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Matching Purse Sets 4
a Up
Coats .-. . . . $8.98 All wools, tailored styles.
Sizes 9 Months to 14 Years
Toppers .. . 310.98
Sizes 4 to 14 dinner, I could get them,
= a a “It saw wus over the first few
months nicely, and Bob was able
to get used to all the extra money
which housekeeping requires, and
yet I didn't have to feel embar-
tty, rassed or nervous abont it.
is “After a while, I had a talk with
ft him and explained about how I
had, so to speak. eased him into
it
Uy, | “We both had a good laugh, and
te he dicided to give me a smal] sum
YG every week, without being asked,
ty ~ YY ; which could go to my nest egg or
by bi extras or whatever I liked.
Uy L _ “It worked like a dream, and I
“do believe more working gals
Ys, should consider such a project,
“It gives the marriage a much
| smoother start for both husband
and wife.”
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garment Siamese coin 55 Meadow ers, freezers, dishwashers, clothes
driers and ironers, in thatorder.
The list of favorites was indi-
Pre-Easter Sale |
Boys’ Slacks - Checks,
Gabardines, flannels, worsteds.
Sizes 3 to 14 j coted by a study made in home
economic classes at the University
.ef Connecticut.
Betty Jane Johnston, assistant
| professor in home management
and household equipment, said her
study showed that the most highly
| favored equipment required little
skill to use while doing the most
; . ; | fatiguing and disliked work.
solids, plaids, stripes. | She added a note for salesmen:
| “Giving a homemaker a chance
| to use a household appliance in her
own home may be a strong factor
| in influencing her to buy it.’’
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Beauty Clinic By Edythe McCulloch
WHAT IS A
PERMANENT? |{ What does a permanent wave mean Set
7 Blouses ; . : Perhaps I can hel to
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- THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘WEDNESDAY, APRIL ™, ‘1954
Girl Grows: Tense and Quiet on Dates
myself go when I'm out. With my
girl friends I can be so relaxed,
or a iat it be a double date and’
1 freeze.
“What is it about: the opposite
sex that scares me? I get so
tense — so quiet, dull, moody. I
seem to take things so seriously!
“How many times I have. tried
to be good company! But even
boys I've been out with several
times everitually fade away.
“After q date like the last one
when I tried my best and the
evening was a complete flop, I go
home so downhearted it's pathetic. | Can you help me?”
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Vicki Mills Says
Video Isn’‘t All
Glamor, Glitter
NEW YORK (INS)—Being a
television performer isn’t all glitter
and glamor, warns a 19-year-old
singer who has’ made the grade
on TV.
Brunette Vicki Mills, the girl
The lessons, plus rehearsals,
run a minimum of 45 hours, some-
times more.
times during one half-hour show,
and I'm only allowed a maxirhum
of 10 seconds each time.
“If a contestant guesses the tune
immediately,
off—and sometimes all you see
of me in 30 minutes is about 15
seconds."
The singer emphasized that get.
ting a job in any theatrical -field
is hard work, and that keeping
a afterwards is even harder
work.
Thumb No Guide.
to what palmists say,
the length of the thumb has noth-
ie to do with personality, A study
at Fordham University compared
the thumb measurements and per-
sonalities of 100 males, and found
no relationship at all.
About two million school-age
children in the United States have “All this is so I can appear three |
*
4665 _ sizes 12-20,0-02
by fr we
it’s the most becoming, the easiest |
to sew. This simple dress with its
Lown smart bolero is country-cool
and city-slick. You'll wear it every-
where!
Pattern 4665: Missey sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40,
42. Size 16 dress and bolero 4\%
yards 35-inch; % yard contrast.
This pattern easy to use, sim-
ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has
complete illustrated instructions.
Send thirty-five cents in coins for
pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send |
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tiac Press Pattern Department.
243 West 17th St., New York 11,
New York. Print plainly name,
address with zone. Size and style
number.
Go Over wore
After all your make-up has been
applied, take one more step for
perfection. Using cotton balls or
cotton-tipped sticks, go over your
face lightly to remove excess
powder, mascara, eye shadow
and lipstick.
Exercise Your Piano
Don't allow your piano to be-
come inactive. The strings need
exercise to keep .them in good
condition, At least a few hours
playing every week will do it.
iy]
impaired hearing.
Princess style! It's the new style !
| of the season! You'll be thrilled— |
this ~pattern—add-5-cents foreach 1 reason and-kindness-m Don't Stifle
Resentment
to Obey Rule Correct Youngster
Publicly if Motives
Are Kind, Sensible |
By MURIEL LAWRENCE
One afternoon, 11-year-old Gwen
coat with her mother. A shell-pink
one, priced at $49.95, caught her
fancy. When her mother reminded
her that this exceeded the price
came angry.
Sulkily, she shrugged through
other, less expensive coats offered
by the salesclerk.
what you buy. You don’t pay any
|attention to what I want anyway,”
she said to her mother.
This was an unjust charge.
Gwen had been told she could
have any ceat she wished that
cost $29.95. Her mother had read
so many books that warned of
the evil of correcting children
before other people that she kept
silent. _
But like you ‘iad me, she did not
enjoy being misinterpreted to justi-
fy someone else's anger.
The result was that Gwen sensed
more sullen, she refused any coat
| at all.
When they reached home after
|their wasted afternoon, Gwen's
mother corrected her. As antago-
nism had been accumulating in her
for an hour and a half, she re-
proved Gwen with exaggerated and
unnecessary violence. The one that forbids anything but
private correction of children is
typical of such rules. ei + went shopping for a new spring
they'd agreed to spend, Gwen he-. } “t
“T don't care | ae p
her mother’s resentment. Growing eg
“Three important spring style trends are combined in
this cute coat . , . the fisted princess silhouette . . . executed
in navy, all-wool covert’. . highlighted with plaid taffeta.
The tight bodice with cut steel buttons is in perfect contrast
to the wide gore skirt. Narrow bands of plaid are used on
the matching navy straw hat, cuffs, string tie—and the
plaid completely lines the coat.
Mary Margaret McBride Says:
Brooms and. Calendar lS |constanty. aad lightly floured 39-inch layer
Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to
minutes. Cool.
Spread peach filling between
ers. Frost top and sides
seven-minute icing.
our correction of Gwen, we can, of
‘course, correct her in public or
priv ate without any evil result. No
child whose dignity has been con-
|sistently respected will find rea-
sonable and kind correction offen-
sive to his dignity.
AAnd it’s my frank opinion oat
rules like this are responsible in
some measure for the uncertainty
with which we do behave toward
children. For nobody can keep his
mind on someone else's rules for
all his actions and remain a spon-
taneous, self-confident person.
The ers of the rules do
not Intend to deliberately mislead
us. Usually they are people
whose work has associated them
closely with children who suf-
fered tragedy at the hands of
parents incapable of reason and
kindness.
So the promoters became anxious
for all children, with the idea that
none of us was capable of trust-
worthy motives for action.
.| Home Economics
Course Broadened
A’ home economics education
these days, says Ruth Schooler,
means more than cooking and
sewing
Miss ‘Schooler, city supervisor of
home economics education in
Gary, Ind., wrote an article “or
the Journal of Home Economics
to point out that today’s courses
are designed to help students “un-
derstand the values of home. and
family life and to master essential
managerial and other homemak-
ing skills.”’
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Narrow Ny medium widths,
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goods in his big wagon.
happiness there.
abode with salt for good luck. Banished on Moving Day “Not the broom—don't you dare take that broom!” my neighbor,
smart in her mink jacket and spring bonnet, called to a moving
man as her goods and chattels went into the service elevator on
the way to the big red van parked in front of our apartment house.
If I'd had my eyes closed, I could have imagined myself back in |.
a Missouri yard, ee ue ni at ed
about to drive away with most of our household .
We wouldn’t move brooms, and we wouldn't
move calendars. That was because there was a
superstition in our part of the country, as there
is in New York, that to carry an old broom or |
a calendar to your new home would mean um
Why brooms and calendars should be symbols * 4
of bad luck I don’t know. Any more than I
understand why . Manhattan movers sometimes
sprinkle their vans and then the floors of the new
the McBrides back in Misscart.
just have Walker put the house on
wheels,” Abel Johnson shouted at
us above the rumble and creak
of the big wagon Mama and I were
riding in to oné new home.
The reason we moved so much,
Mama said, was because of Papa's
being a born trader. No sooner
were we settled and the orchard
bearing, the corn and wheat doing
well and Mama making the house
look a little more home-like, than
Papa was at it again, swapping
for a bit of cash and another place
on the prairie.
“It's hardly worthwhile to have
anything nice,” I used to hear my
mother groan as she watched the
careless men banging chairs,
tables and dressers. Mama never wanted to move ¢
“Mrs. McBride, if I wuz you I'd
dove letters andl ba ccpeared just
in time to play host at a house-
warming. A hat-check girl opened the door, his living room was
ago a woman who evidently had
been stuck with all the packing
and settling by herself went
berserk when her husband insisted
on moving again after a month in
a new location.
Maybe Abel Johnson had the | |
right idea—a house on wheels, with
ee built in, even. the
Keep Candles Handy
It's the wise housewife who is
prepared for all sorts of emergen-
cies, Your electricity may never
fail you, but in the event it does
some time, a few. candles would
come in handy. Store them in a.
PETUNIA!
See the festive
Cookies made
With just my little
Grinder blade /
Good idea, Pecunia Your
circular grinder blade gives
rolled cookies an attractive
raised design — very pro-
on —
ox in a cool and convenient place.
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1956”
Prices for
~ Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
Fa
Table ting Sweet Potatoes
Peaches 2 Ibs. for
No. 2¥%2 Con | Whole Bean, Drip or Regular Grind
Val - v- Way Cotte
& Royal F Prince Yams : en
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Union, the ot nage ncaa When they showed up for last.
‘The taxis are Meréedes-Benz
type 170 S-D's one of the first
mass-produced diesel-engined pas-
senger cars. They will be specially
equipped with enlarged rear: seats,
radio and taximeter.
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’ Women Dive Better | some instances take over domestic Coastal Driver Livin now 81, turned the trick between
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SCHOOL-GOING ” LAMB—David ‘Smith, fourth ‘old rieeae Leda out et é door is David's | Watch For
grader at the Shearman School in Marshall,| mother, Mrs. Eugene Smith, a kindergarten
(Mich.,) delights other children as he | teacher. The “Grab” In.
| : after the noon recess with his pet lamb, two-week
3 Taare W. Horton, building and :
fo Withdraw Bid =p gee County Board Studies
Request Which Delays | Por
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rogresn batt eeeea Baseball Fan
Misses Game
Despite 3TVs
NEWARK, N.J. —Stein Drake
was all set for the opening of the
~ | baseball season.
He had three television sets— PONTIAC FEDERAL
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Main Street—Rochester Gallagher Scharrer Co. asked to
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‘and if everyone knows what the
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William T. Dennis of Hazel Park | homes, and told Drake they got
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PITTSBURGH PAINTS — Koop tet [JUST PAINTED) took longer
His Heartbeat
Denver -is really ticking.
three-hour operation.
it takes the place of bis own
aortic valve which was damaged
“by rheumatic fever when he was
six-years-old and living on his
father’s farm near Lake Benton,
Mass.
ever since.
two small children, had to quit
carpentry work entirely
valve froze in the oper position.
His -heart-worked at killing speed.
A team of Denver heart sur-
|| geons gave Grenz the choice of
trying the plastic valve opera-
tion or facing inevitable death.
a ee ee
Clicking Sound Moone] | Plastic Valve Regulates
i
DENVER (#—Leonard Grenz of
When you're«near him a con-
stant “click. . . click . . . click”
is audible. :
The sounds come from a plastic
valve which Denver surgeons in-
serted just outside his heart in a
The fever scarred the mechan-
ism which regulates the flow of
blood from the heart to the lower
portion of the body. Grenz, 37, has
been plagued with heart trouble
Grenz, married afd the father of
six
months ago, after his natural aortic
The doctors had studied the work SS eee eee eee ee eee _. STE ee i i
t/ ( / ‘ " i ck et ag oe Al €
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DAY, APRIL ‘14, 1954
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White Collar Skilled
In 1910, the percentage of U. S. workers in some occupations (pictured here as shadows)
was much higher than soday’s percentages {line symbols.) ln other occupations today’s per _
centages are bigher.) U.S. LABOR FORCE
31 §
Forming CHANGES IN 44 YEARS »] |!
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of Dr. Charles A. Hufnagel of valve permits blood to pass around
Georgetown University’s medical | it through the bulges on the out-
school in Washington, D. C.
artery to the lower part of Grenz’
body was blocked off for 27 min-
utes while the valve was spliced |
into the artery just outside the |
heart. .
The valve, similar to a trap
valve used by plumbers, is a
tube about 2", Inches long and
. | sucke
tube into a pocket, shutting off |
the backward rush of blood.
| Doctors say Grenz is: now on the
road to recovery, although he will
always hear that life-giving ‘‘click
. click... elick.”
Re-elected to 3rd Term
| CHEBOYGAN W — Elton K.
| ward thrust of the heart. On the | Dagwell was re-elected Tuesday
Circulation through the aorta | inward thrust, however, the ball is | by unanimous vote to a third =
d to the | year term as chairman of the Che- G) other end of the | evens Cal et Super
visors. Dagwell is a marine re-
porter at Mackinac City.
Almost one-third of all radio
| sets produced in the United States
lare used in automobiles.
ASPIRIN
The worst part is the parents’
seeming indifference, Bagley said.
He.told of one mother who was
reached by telephone and told to
come and get her lost, first-grade |
child who was “crying on a bus
| and did not know where to get off.”
“Oh, he is?” the woman said.
“Well, just ride him around for a
few hours, and when | get around
to it Pll get him off.” relieve itch of surface
scratching and so
_ aids healing. First applications of Zemo—a
doctor’s soothing Reape cane
and
scalp irritations. Zemo stops
1%. inches: in diameter which
buiges on the sides. A solid
plastic ball, slightly larger than |
the diameter of the tube, rests
loosely inside the bulges.
With his natural aortic valve
frozen open, each inward thrust of -
his heart sent the blood rushing |
back into it.
Now the ball in the artificial |
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Fosilens Raned |
From Pasture
Royal Oak Balks
at Post Office Site
site of the post office
ar 13-Mile road and. rit street.
The proposed location, at 12-Mile
and Main, was the nearest one
containing 11,700 square feet spee-
ified by the government and
enough area for parking required
by the city ordinance, Fink stated.
~ Ceylonites Cheer Queen
ABOARD THE ROYAL TRAIN,
Maho Junction, Ceylon ®—Workers
in loin cloths and large straw hats
waved and cheered in the rice
fields today as the royal train car-
ried Queen Elizabeth II and the
Duke of Edinburgh to northern
Ceylon.
Plan Thursday Service
DRAYTON PLAINS—A Maundy
Thursday candlelight Communion
service will be held at the Com-
munity United Presbyterian Church |
at “7:30 p.m. tomorrow, The serv-
ice will replace the usual Wednes-
day midweek service.
Postpone Three PTAs ©
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“The village has nothing to
give them (township property
are not enough to reach out, not
even with water perhaps, and it
is an injustice to the property
owneérs.” soa
‘We don’t intend to get mad
and we hope that we won't have
to go any farther. But if this isn’t
done (reconsideration of annexa-
go to some expense—I'd hate to
see the people, and the Village go
to this expense.”
Another speaker for the group, |
Henry Ellis, said, “I believe we
have all we can do to take care.
village is trying to reach out and
tS ities eae
a ee
aed
half? ”
pervisor. pointed out that the pro-
posed annexation would bring into
the village limits about 672 people.
|and hand the township a loss of
$5.880 in taxes every year. :
“That would mean about $12,800
seven or eight more miles of roads |
WATER FORD.TOWNSHIP —
Because of Easter vacations, regu-
lar meetings of the Hudson Co-|
vert, Donelson and Jayno Adams |
PTAs have been postponed from |
Somorrow to next Thursday.
Richardson
Farm Dairy 7350 Highland Rd.
Invites You. —
to Stop in and that they would have to keep up. I
| don’t think you wish to wreck the
township.”
Henry Saeger. another Holly |
{township resident. the |
council—“‘If you did go out there |
and sold lots and the city put in
restrictions, how
c: a
A proposal was was made by Wal-
ter Lentz, another township
spokesman, for {he village to ap-
| point a planning
| The village facilities
tion) then I suppose we'll have to |
tax them and give them practical- |
township | Meeting to Oppose Annexation Plan |
ures of the historic characters.
lesson are (1) Kathy Burney, 7, of 1107 Airway COLORFUL BIBLE LESSONS—Mrs. Ralph E.
. Voge] (r) of 6653 Highland Rd., iitustrates a pass-
age from the Bible with a flannel-board and fig-
Absorbing the
of 6234 Pontiac
Pentiac Press Pheote
Rd., and Kathy’s brother, Billy, 6. The afternoon
Good News Bible Clubs-are presented weekdays in
the homes of members of Sunny Vale Chapel. Mrs.
Vogel is chairman of the chapel committee which
directs the program.
i Rd., xaos Dearborn, 11,
3 Firms Move
in Drayton Area jof_the--present village area. The! Keasey Co., -Cecile’s,!
Buckner Finance Will
Open at New Locations
DRAYTON PLAINS—Spring, or-
| dinarily a clean-up time, also seem
ito be moving time in Drayton
| Plains.
| Three business establishments |
‘have announced they will open |
Cass Waters, Holly township su- °F have already opened in new) ts Smith, 18. | locations.
Réassg Kiectrie Os. which has
been located at 4494 Dixie Hwy.
since the company was formed,
| bs now moved to its new loca-
tion at 4620 Dixie.
Miss Dawn Giroux, owner of
Cecile’s Ladies’ Wear store, an-
nounced that the shop will be
moved to the larger building va- |
cated by Keasey Electric €o. at |
4494 Dixie. Miss Giroux said that a chil- |
dren’s wear department would be |
added in the new location and
that the opening is expected soon.
Buckner Finance Corp, will open
Auxiliary Will Give $100
for Beach Improvements |
WATERFORD CENTER — Mem. |
‘bers of the Women's Auxiliary of | Waterford Area Youths
Fined on Liquor Charge
Three Waterford Township youths
$20 fines and $15 costs each
of 4040 Lark,
of 1797 Manse. . at,
Hanna Is Re-elected
Milford PTA Head
E. H. Campbell, father vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Russell Gabier, teacher
| Students in Contest
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP
“Don't try to do in one month or: Lakewood Farms voted to contri- | | High school students John Wat-
six weeks something that will af-| pute $100 toward beach improve- | kins, Allan Spector. Wally Atkinson
their children. A planning commis-
Try Our
Line of
°Tasty -
Sandwiches . .
i °Fountain Dishes sion can't help but give some ideas
to the council.”
“Let well enough alone. We're
happy here,” said Hartz, which
brought immediate reply from
councilman M, Bryce Dabler, “T
don't think it should be left alone.”
‘\Dabler went on to point out.
that the village needs room for
, More tots; at which
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Cream
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Harts said there were 200 acres
of land, room for 1,000 homes,
“There are lots of building lots.
I'll grant.” said Dabler, ‘‘but how
‘much filt would be needed. A lot
of this land is.under water.’
The council also noted that a
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fim the Beart of Drayten Plains The council voted to withdraw
‘their annexation petition to the
Oakland County Board of Super-
visors and to further study the
problems.
County Calendar Metamora .
‘Ladies Aid Society will serve a Good
Priday supper at Pilgrim Con
Church beginning at 5:39 p.m.
Annual meeting of Metamora
Burial Ground Society
tamora State Savings Bank Priday at
pm.
Dreyten Plains P
Biue Star Mothers Chapter 10 arnt-
versary celebration has been postponed
hsed tomorrow to April 29, due te Holy
ber Extension Club will meet
home of
Waiton rd [= a.m. tomorrow at the
son, 2365 W.
“3526 Sashabaw OR 3-1711 nk
Bivd. * Mrs. Fred Collins: will give the
) teseor . on “Low Calorie Pood.”
Bes ms is ony to ) Bank—Drayton Plains
fe ee cle and Crechy Shoes for Men
meeting.
Mrs. W. F. Steel, 748 Globe Rd. fect the destinies of the people and | ments and facilities at a recent | {: and Dale Peterson will participate jin the Optimist Oratorica] contest
The group met at the home of | during tomorrow's Optimist meet-
ing at Vaughn's Restaurant.
County Sets Election Date
Walled Lake
‘Oakland County Board of Super-
visors Tuesday set June 8 for
Walled Lake voters to decide
whether that area will become a
home-rule city.
But the board postponed setting
dates for elections on Southfield
| Park’s incorporation as a city and
Clawson’s proposed annexation of
101 acres of Troy township.
The boeard’s boundaries com-
mittee, headed by William A.
- Ewart of Pontiac, reported prog-
ress on all three moves.
The Walled Lake area includes
about three square miles of Com-
merce township, bounded by Com-
merce, Decker, and Fourteen Mile
|roads and a line slightly beyond
| Ladd road to the west. Latest cen-
sus showed 2.569 people. j
_The area is somewhat smaller
than the gne which organizers tried
to get inéorporated as a city more
than two years ago. That move
included part of Novi township.
Many who signed the new peti-.
tions, however, also backed: the in-
corporation rnove two years ago.
cided not to suggest a Southfield
Park election date until it had a
chance to look into a request
for a June 7 vote. The comiuit-
tee had been considering June 14.
The Southfield area is a mile-
| deep strip across the bottom 6f
the township and includes the mul-
ti-million-dollar Northland Shopping
Soave valuable addition to. any.
+Clawson’s move to take in 101,
acres of Troy Township was stalled
when supervisors backed Nofman
“|| R. Barnard, Troy supervisor, who
askéd the boundaries committee |FUN. Votes June 8
on Home-Rule City Issue Despite a charge of “delaying
tactics” hurled by Robert W.
Wright of Clawson, the matter
was re-referred to committee.
The land in question is bounded
by Fourteen Mile road, Stephen-
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Tor a Limited Time Only
Reg. Price’ a
$388 15 Ube...
. Mason |
Tiller, mother vice president; Dr. |
give it-more-study. The committee
_ recommended an Aug. 3 elec- :
| Bemere said some peda who TOM’S ELECT RIG
tion had aan tae e :
DS tn a
“yf hy he
Teachers Plan
All-Day Meeting Students’ Mental Health
to Be Topic Thursday
at Scotch School
. WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-
will be given Thursday at the
Scotch School on Commerce road.
Theme of the workshop will be
“Better Mental Health for Class-
room Students.”’ Educational prac-
| tices versus the educatinal needs
of students will be considered in
Keynote lecture will be deliv-
field Schools wit! also begin to-
morrow, with classes to resume
next Tuesday. .-
PTA Is Postponed
WATERFORD CENTER — To- SHIP — An all-day workshop for} -
.| teachers in West Bloomfield school
Easter vacation in West Bloom- Pontiac City Affairs
to re-
the i Plan
Maxine Loomis Is Wed
METAMORA — Mrs. Margaret
*s needless te suffer burning pains of
gas, heartbura—thanks to
**preseription-type" fermuls ef F. H.
was
re- |
to Harold Allen of Hadley |
Ptunder, Ph.G. Medicaliy-proved Pfunder’s
with acid-neo- | New Commission Debates
Cement Firm's Request — | assessment roll for planned con-
struction of curb, gutter, drainage
and related work on Wisner from
Cass to Short.
—- from Perry to the west city
ts,
Bouth houlgrard | from the Belt Line
eee from spaldwin to Perry.
aon gles Baldwin to the west city
"Paddock — — Michigan Airline
Railroad to Jess’
An ecdicanas was approved re-
zoning to M-1 parts of the south-
totaling about 1,400 acres.
An application was approved
| from Wrigley’s, Inc., for a SDM
| aro beer rag = license at
fot wae approved
Lee for purchase
was given a land con-
with Edward C. Lee for pur-
of city-owned lots 852 and 853
Park Subdivision No. 1,
1, except the west 30 feet,
of Mount Clemens Hills Subdivi- ay [Drayton WCTU to Hold
wi, All-Day Meet Tomorrow
DRAYTON PLAINS — An all-
day institute will be held by the |
| WCTU in the parlors of the United
Presbyterian Church tomorrow,
starting at 10:30 a.m.
| Speaker for the afternoon session
»| will be Dr. Arthur Weaver of Pon-
tiac Genera] Hospital.
A noon potluck luncheon is sched-
\uled. General chairman is Mrs.
John Ww atkins. west quarter of section 18 and the|
northwest quarter of section 19,
HOPE ANN ATWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Atwell of
Walled Lake annourice the engage-
ment of their daughter, Hope Ann,
to Daniel St. Aubin. Daniel is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo St. Aubin,
Talso of Watted-take-No-date-has been set for the wedding
Travel Film Ends
Series at Waterford WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
Dr. Gerald Hooper's travelogue
“Ttalian Interlude,’ heid Tuesday
at the high school auditorium,
completed this season's travel-ad-
venture series by the Waterford
Township Recreation Department.
Over 500 persons joined Dr.
Hooper in his travel through mod-
ern and ancient Italy.
During intermission, the audi-
ence selected programs which
might be featured on next season's
schedule of six programs.
‘The film-narration selections for
next season was excellent with
many nationally known adventure
personalities as possible guests for
our programs,’ said Thomas Bel-
ton, recreation superintendent.
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Milford M4
The ‘ bespectacled little lefty “Thurled ‘the ‘Bluejays to the Inter-;
Lakes title last spring, but was a
very tired pitcher-by- the -season‘s
end. Tuesday, Southfield opened
its campaign with a 7-0 victory |
over Taylor Center.
Bradley had three hits to
lead Southfield’s li-hit attack. +. ‘eitord tallied” five “times “in they
last two innings on a series of Fal-
homered in the Sth.
Kebler fanned six in getting the
win and scattered Rochester's hits
until. the- Tth_ when tw _oruns were
scored on singles by Lovelace and
McCulley and Max Powell's triple.
Gene Debitze's double and a sin-
gie by Lamar Nally broke up a
5-5 tie in the %h inning and gave
Northville a 65 win over Hally Waterford evened its record at
1-1 by downing Rochester, 6-3, in in the Wayne-Oakland League
game. Northville trailed twice be-
the Skippers’ home opener: Wa-| fore tying the game in the 6th.
HAPPY TIGERS—Winning the
against the Baltimore Orioles, 3-0, Tuesday ex-
plains this dressing room glee as pitcher Steve season's opener Gromek (right)
~ With Shutout Victory, 3-0 Det roit’s Pilo t Especially : Pl eased. With | stadium suitable for major league
Club’s Sparkling Defensive Play; Lauds
_ Drive of Outfield, Pitching of Gromek eon evrers- along..with..Bill-Gard's ,.
double and singles by Steve Keb--
Wood. Jim Attard : two singles tor Helly.
another big season, He worked a to-
tal of 51 5 pane Tonle es be
lay dowasd Grows
yielded one hit, walked one and|
In track, OL St. ry |
Milferd, 71-38, with Bob Lesseyn-
ski winning both dashes. Vince
Pernicki set a school 880-yard
record (2:05.6) and Tom Kalass
set a pole vault mark (11 feet),
Dennis Singleton, Jack Borah
and Gary Rogers each won two
events as Keego Harbor defeated
Walled Lake reserves, 76-33. Sin-
gieton won the broad jump and
220 and was 2nd in the 100, Borah
took the pole vault and 440, while
Rogers swept the hurdle events.
Lake Shore won a_ triangular
with 6714 points to 49 for Troy
and 18%: for Fraser. Fred Burn-
ard, 6-4, 200-pounder, won both Hutchinson
By JOE
hurled’ a
defense.
AP Wirephete
clowns with infielders (from left)
Frank Bolling, Ray Boone and Walter Dropo, each
of whom hit a home run.
‘Morale Never Better’
By JIM SMALLEGAN
‘DETROIT, April 13 @—It was
billed as a truly great day for the
Beltemore Orioles. *
The sun was shining. The band
played. The crowd was 46,994.
They wefe making their first ap- “¢
This was before the game. Just
two hours and two minutes later
To Play or . Not to Play
Golfers Div
By GAYLE TALBOT
| NEW YORK (®—The next super Over Las Vegas O pen ided Again
Opening-Day Loss to Detroit-Tigers
Doesn't Perturb Orioles’ Jimmy Dykes
ey wae os iste whee Or
lost their final game as the St
Louis Browns last season.
after the game they had lost 3-0.
Jimmy Dykes. As he puffed placid-
ly on a cigar, Dykes was asking
| questions instead of answering
' them: ,
| “What do vou expect when vou
|, tun into pitching like Steve Gro-
mek's? You haye to hit to get runs.
don’t you? I've seen Gromek when
how can you stop a pitcher that
looked like he did today?”
Then Dykes answered a few
| baseman for the Washington Sen-
| League batting championship twice
, - and broken up more than his share
This was in the dressing room | w
Among the quiest was manager | “> dashes for Troy.
Hazel Park ended a dual meet-
vietory drought of 11 years by
dumping Berkley, 72's to 365.
Pirates Award
Plaque to Honus _ All-Time “Mr. Shortstop’
ls Honored Before First
Game in Pittsburgh
By HERB ALTSCHULL
WASHINGTON u—Mickey Ver-
non took it like the old pro he
is; the dramatic 10th inning home
run and the handshake from the
President of the United ae
But. Vernon conceded today,
was just about the biggest a
I eer had.”
* LJ *
That takes in a lot of territory,
for Vernon, the 35-year-old, first
ators, has won the American
of ball games.
ee ¢ @&
His 10th inning blast yesterday
gave the Senators a 5-3 victory
over the New York Yankees.
After Mickey had trotted around
the bases President Eisenhower
called him over to shake his hand
_in congratulation.
What did Eisenhower say?
“He said he was glad to see
me come through,” Vernon said.
“] don’t remember his exact
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PALLS
‘DETROIT (AP) — Fred Hutchinson, manager of the Detroit Tigers; normaily doesn't say much after a ball
But yesterday was different —in many ways. It
was opening day. That alone makes it different. The
te won the game. That, too, is a little different.
clubbed’ three home runs and Steve Gromek
clever seven-hitter to spoil Baltimore's return to
the American League. The score was 3-0.
But what had Hutch buzzing was Detroit's sparkling | Orioles’ Return
to.Major Loop -
Old Park Was Too
Small to Get City AL
bt
“Td say this is the best defensive club I've ever seen in
Detroit,” he said after the game.
back to the days of Gehringer and Greenberg.
face. ‘You can't beat the drive of |
those outfielders. They're not the |
best hitters but they're fast. and
they can throw.”
The Tiger skipper was referring
to the new outfield unit of Al Ka-
line in right field, Bill Tuttle in
center and Jim Delsing in left.
Hutchinson eobvieusly was
most of the 46,994 fans in Briggs
Stadium. They saw Ray Boone,
Walt Dropo and rookie Frank
they vindicate
Hutchinson's nomination as epen-
ing day harler.
The veteran righthander scat-
tered seven hits and fanned nine
Orioles,
Vie Wertz three times.
Detroit was flawless in the field.
and at times even looked flashy.
er who pushed Fred Hatfield off
nd base,
er while running. into short center-
field in the se) inning. And he an
were teammates for years.
Don Larsen, a fast-bailing
righthander, was given the chore “The kids tooked-good-*-Hutch- ==
inson added. a smile crossing his of hurting Baltimore's st big | American League.
pleased with the result, as were |
getting cleanup slugger}
Bolling. a 22-year-old newcom- |
made a snappy gloved- |
hand stab of Eddie Waitkus’ bloop- |
im the 4th se as though ‘ae | =
He well, except for the three
heme run balis. Boone connected
| tm the 4th inning, Drope in the
6th and Bolling im the 7th. Boone
alse had two singles, aad Drope |
one,
work singles by Billy Hunter and
|Clint Courtney with two away in
the end, but Gromék quickly)
fanned Larsen to avoid any trouble. |
they had more than one hit.
BALTIMORE AT DETROIT
DETROIT
ABHOA BHO
Young % 3 6 3 3 Bolling 2% 4 1 2
Waits, Ib 4 @12 © Deising. if 4 6 2
Coan. ef 4 1 @ @ Kuenn, ss 4 6 1
Werta, rf 3 @ 1 6 Boone, ib ¢ 3 @
Mele. if 4 @ 1 @ Dropo. Ib 4 2 7
Ste'ens, 4 2 6 3 Kaline rf 4 1 2
Hunter. ss 3.1 2 S$ Tuttle, cf 4 © 4
Kokos 16 0 @ Batts «¢ 6 0 4
Court ys. ¢ 4 2 8 @ House c 2 23 5
Larsen. p 3} 1 @ 2 Gromek.p4 0 0
Totals 32 72413 Totals 34 827
Kokes struck out for Hunter in St
House walked for Batts in 2nd
| Baltimore — 000 0490
Detroit 900 101 10s—3
Ta Mu inter RBI - Boorg. Dropo Boll
2
sen 3-1. “Gromek 6-0 WP—Larsen.
—QGromek (1-@), L—Larsen (0-1)
Romme!, Stevens, Napp. Fiaherty.
202 A—é6 904 TS
Home Run Hitters
Busy in Openers NEW YORK @® — More than
twice 4s many home runs were
blows—six in the National and four
in the American—on the first day
of the season.
TUESDAY'S STARS
By The Associated Pres
oan tee Greengrass Rediegs—tied
major Fi record, slamming four
ead Cincinnati’ to @ 98-8
over the Braves. eve mek. Tigers—ehut
Pite :
= ‘the Orioles 3-0, spreading seven
ts and striking out nine.
Billy Wells Thinks Line
Dates Are Set
for Officials’
Clinics Here
ficials clinic conducted by the Pon-
tiac Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment is set to start Monday. April
19 for softball and April 26 for
Waseball, and to continue’ each
.| Monday through May 10.
Each of the four sessions will
be divided into two parts: 7 to
8 p.m. for review and discussion
ef softball rules and % te 9 p.m.
for baseball rules. Clinic will be
held in Room 165 at the Pontiac
High School,
present softball and baseball sea-
son should attend the clinic.
Those persons who officiated
these sports during 1953 and for
game in 42 years and — Zs * Soacoen~-ouP Franchise
BALTIMORE @® — Major
League baseball will fhut-
ter for the first time in 52 years
in Baltimore tomorrow with the —
help of a fire 10 years ago.
There might never have been @
baseball if one hadn't burned ore
on July 4, 1944.
The Baltimore Orioles might still
be playing in their own bandbox
park, and still in the International
League.
Instead, they'll be playing the
Chicago White Sox in a huge dou-
ble-decked stadium where, the con-
crete is barely dry.
|. Baltimore baseball fans were a
sad lot July 4, 1944 when fire
leveled Oriole Park The 30year-
old wooden place only sat 11,000.
It had once been the home of
Babe Ruth. Lefty Grove, George
Earnshaw and other famous base-
ball names.
About 51,000 will jam into it aft-
er a welcoming parade through
the city for the Orioles after their
“And I can remember) a+ iv.ai from Detroit
Then the Baltimore fans hope the
———..0violes.set_another. fire, to the
136,902 View
Baltimore never threatened. in|
the sunny 65-degree temperature. |
The Orioles put together back-to- |
|
That was the only inning in which | | the
[
All persons interested in being Troy's athletic teams will be "reid
considered by this department for | Thursday, April 29, with former
officiating ‘assignments during the Detroit Lion center Vince Banonis
i | Opening Tilts. Majors’ First Day Is
Financial | Success; AL
(Detroit) Tops
NEW YORK uw—Opening day in
major leagues Tuesday was @
| financial success with 236,414 turn-
ing out for ao oe.
The At Leaps outdrew
ithe National 121,511 to 114.903. The
| largest crowd was the 46.994 which
‘came out to see the Baltimore
Orioles make their American
Eesgue debe = en R
The rear
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore at Detroit
| Cleveland at Chicago .... 31.028
New York at Washington . 27.160
‘Boston at Philadelphia . 16,351
TOTALS 121,811
NATIONAL LEAGUE
| Milwaukee at Cincinnati . 33.183
| Brooklyn at New York ... 32.397
|Phila at Pittsburgh ....., 32,294
Chicago at St.Louis .. 17,027
TOTAIS 114,988
GRAND TOTAL 236,414 4
Larson Named Troy. Annual! softball and baseball of. |
Junior High Principal Boyd Larson, athletic director at
Troy High School since the school’s
opening in 1949, was named prin-
cipal of the new Stuart . Baker
Junior High School at a Tuesday
night meeting of the Troy Township
school board.
Larson's promotion will become
effective in September. At the same
‘time. Peyton Goodwin, Troy bas-
_ketball and baseball coach, will as-
sume the athletic directorship.
Annual. eee
the principal speaker.
Arcaro May Be
was referring to Bob Swift, Tiger | event suidon trail Vegas as playing hopscotch in .
coach and former backstop. volisedl the Las| Ser states’ axd say fre ie fo What did he think of newspaper reason cannot meet with the | [J Go
ae Vegas Tournament of Champions, | reason they should be affected by | ®CCounts that said his club was schedule of this clinic should call p on aay.
of play betore all the big |is scheduled to be played for the|the gambling atmosphere by |e St. Louie Browns of last year| | S Key to. Spartan ODES | sonn a. streit, FE 2-710 Derby D
crowds,” said House. “The first second time at the Desert Inn| also emphasize that the promoters |" Baltimore uniforms? ane on Verby ay .
time I ever caught for the Tigers | Country Club, Sere 2S. wih OH donate another $35,000 to the ~ @ 0. 8 EAST LANSING «®—Billy Wells, a = tr gg a Foul Boll. niures NEW YORK ip — Eddie A
there were 72,000 in Yankee 000 prize money at stake, and it) Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. “They'll be singing a different | who blasted for the two touch-| SPE. phere ‘injur . ‘whos ridden” five Kentucky
stadium. And was I scared! atari pa dgscan' stars are * * he — — ea! is over,” he downs that put away the Rose a “= eS ee News Sports Editor. Derby winners, will be up on
meal . preparin Those posed sa tourna- = i never . e ~
For the record, House hit two| Propriety of appearing in the so-| ment was conceived for the sole|ter and this isn't the same club pow | guises, Sean Sat for the position.” DETROIT w®—Henry Ford Hos- Downe if the Woodvale Farm colt
singles and walked twice for a per-| called “Slot Machine Open.” of gaining nationwide pub- | St. Louis fielded last year.” | oring football. practice. Wells has signed to play pro ee ee the condition ' tins well in the Blue Grass stakes
fect day. He’s batting 1,000.and).._ * * 8 licity for the Las Vegas gaming| How would the fans rea¢t to the The “M nee M was | With the Washington Redskins. He | eee gs potentially et Kecasland: ‘The Mice Grass ts
___ even Ted Williams never did-that.| It will be-recalled that there was | tables, and that members of the|Club in a big Baltimore parade| 104 44 —_ : gn ‘Msc’. | Will start workouts in July at Los ee | an re ee erat down for decision April 22.
First baseman Walt Dropo, a gous ab ee ee before. | PGA shomd not lend r talents a ed for Thursday if the Ori- | canes this fall. - ‘ Angeles sere Sal: “O mors aha” coat deal “As good as any three-year old
_ Fh er the event a year|to such a project. es dropped a oucend eats) “They should go 1 fa oat. former Spartan End from M singer, sports editor of | ['ve been on this year,” said Eddie
_ Mera taibere net socom, was) ego Numerous name attractions| The latest issue of Golf Graphic} morrow? = | ‘lai the line arth Our line | 20 and Al Dorow, ex-Msc quar-|the _ Detroit Sere, es ee Tuesday in confirming selection of
— f home run/ including Ben Hogan, did not ac- features an article which attempts, ot : ; ; was extting prety weary toward |"“Wels doesnt mind 60 when struck by @ in the | Goyamo as his derby mount. Ar-
single. Believe me, it’s im- cept invitations. Hogan was accused | by. giving both sides of the con- t ‘won't make a bit of differ- Gee cil al the oscaon teat t Wells doesn’t mind going to the | rooftop press box at the Detroit-| caro was aboard Royce Martin's
ae eae oe ee Sn ee ee to bring the issue into|ence.” said Dykes. “Just wait un-| "Ti ag asked about his own West Coast one bit for he’s still | Baltimore season opener. in Briggs | colt when he finished second to
said. “I hit well during the| ance money. and “his angered some kind of focus. The |onclusion| 72 oS ane eine with | Position—right halfback. nomen giAd jarred Correlation in the Florida Derby
spring ready.” Mangrum, who did play. and| to be drawn by the reader is that |have every fan’ in Baltimore with | ©: olds, the Hollywwood starlet he yeiet sede ghey at Gulfstream Park after leading
rit igre gad ad rast | em Ure feos ot igen Mages the editors of the publication see | ¥S- “With Bert Zagers out this dated while on the Rose Bow! trip. ul lai to the final sixteenth of a mile.
season. It didn’t come until the) — ee in the ment eS al ese Sta Slay nae
season was many, many weeks : oo aw AMERICAN LEAGUE Mi | k Balti Will H | Boost Att id Goyamo is ond a4 a th a
ae | {Bowling Results - |teMetta Puts Comeback econ! MELIWOU ee, imore Ci. en ance ray Alas
Oriole players sre. eagerly. -"_yue.c1o _ [Effort bn TV Tonight = Lea beto bya steladh dangle:
looking forward to playing tn FE scones =» Se |, MIAMI BEACH, Fla. o—More |! T Fi but Philly Pire af ( bs M He W re the Calumet Farm colt
Baltimore re All Beare A went wrong on the west coast sev-
een ae eon Gs Pauls ni Local 38 at 8 than a year after a brutal beat-| Foe nonk § i igures, | y, ira es, U ay ave 0eS eral weeks ago.
players, w 70 46. Pinepille §> ea, ing by Danny Nardico sent him Wednesday's Games (1953 receras)
more’s tgbetielder ball gana Whicdinde $7 48 Rout foe 32 831 into retirement, former middle- a ar By GRANTLAND RICE Philadelphia isn't going to be too strong and = ss ee
_ ty rough to play just for the | “Somen's game, series Verne Hodge | Weight chatipion Jake LaMotta OtD) ys Marshes (0) o. NEW YORK—It seems to be out of place dung neither is Pittsburgh. unless the Pirates keep up * UM DASEBALL Press
| quhers day after day tm St._| 191-400; mens game. sories—M. Hille] win) be seen on television tonight New, York of Washington 2:29 pm —Lepet | the green and sunny days of April to speak of a | their rather astonishing spring-season pace. Mary Rutgers 7
uipe, 24—871; team game—Pinpointers 178. (22-109 matter as sordid as attendance figures. They have had a very fine spring and, while. this e SPORTS RESULTS
Louis. 2242. in a comeback effort against Billy} ‘Only eames cneduiet) ; pace is hardly expected to be continued, Pittsburgh =
Ray Herbert, wh locked’ ken. _ COOLEY, MAJORETTES Ps Kilgore of Miami sresnngton, 5, New Tart 3 manages The. new baseball season has fast t opened to the | will back of the squad if given any chance ‘to Ravy 8 Rutgert |
pressive in exhibition games, was Marohn's 4 Et $8| The “Bronx Bull” tas been} pn ia, @, Boston, 4 je Ss ae ee fans who pry ag cheer. Pittsburgh happens to be one of our better Boston’ College Rhote, Tstend ¢ ns
day. paged to Regcomann by are gam ee aS one tama? pee pia el pet SEAL 74 from serene. — eo e.e . (Onley Ws Toledo B chat
. Duane Pillette. - gat ge24! indi. game, seriee—O. => fn « 10round main | Gt Me hen wan ree om: For during the past five seasons, the attendance |» qnere is the chance for a strong skidding Bowling Green 6, Tolede @ Gnd game
at. ‘ event which will »
uum will be telecast by the | w: at Boston 2:00 p.m. in the two leagues has been falling away at the 14 Yale?
. house movement on the part of the Chicago Cabs. In the a acre’
i B { . Wapt pyeon _ w 1,| Columbia Broadcasting System. NATIONAL LEAGUE rate of 500.000 a year. Notaralty, thle dectine Seat first place, firing Phil Cavaretta didn’t help matters é ke 3
S uy Contracts 0 3 Giun “oe Ba be lest forever or there will be proctogs Are 8 bit. ‘The tact that the Cubs are 9 poor club with = ees
re $3.88 Top Rider Grounded, ooking ot te vary omer. ew fe ties minus hardly any good-baliplayers, | rae!" Morenead 3 end of
could aseper Kentucky 11, Vanderft
aa ke ig BL | Se the mata, problen this season peandag agra ° 8 _ | Rfnaaa a "Arkansas .7
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA tor the gay and gandy entrance of Milwaukee apataners are not looking at the best talent in the 7. Alabama @
Pts. Pts. last season, the falling-off would have been over | o1iq. due ilane .7._netrnat! U. 9
. F ‘ ni sah partly to the constant drain of the draft, Adolphus 4. Northwestern (La)
Sietore a mittion more, -- \ | pemeving many. skilled players from baseball action, ok weet ‘
-- i i ie canes 6 hile = ot = ‘The home of the Braves will again be a big help haat helped ey: . |
Bae it in the “Bay Meadows Derby on to the other 15 clubs. Baltimore. is likely to show ‘General class. hasn’t been too high. “The Sth Roanoke 81. Washngton ) .
Redmond's 44| Saturday and the Kentucky Derby Ker wares to @ million people and this will be | Straight pennant and World Series. victory by the ——
eles, 49] Tall gt Churchill Downs April 27 another help. But the two big ppg ae keep | Yankees hasri’t made the game any more popular
Inn 844. yeries— | These stakes engagements were |adding a new team every year to enish the |in many cities. Baseball is in deep need of a eee Sak...
) jaiready on file, _;}attendance at ball parks. ote . ishaking-up of some sort. _ Monreal ay
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THE PONTIAC ¢ PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL “ag 1954
Se, eo
Canadiens Knot
Series on 4-1 -
Home Victory. "Seventh Game Back. in
Detroit, Friday; Wings}
- Not Too Downhearted
MONTREAL — The Montreal
Canadiens—old hands at coming
from behind—were back in the
National Hockey League champion-
ship picture after winning the sixth
game of the best-of-seven final
series with the Detroit Red Wings.
Canadiens, who have won_ the
last twa Stanley Cups, squared the
series at 3-3 last night by trounc- |
ing the Red Wings 41. The final
game for the cup will be played
at Detroit Friday night.
shouting tn the Montreal dressing
oem, Coach Dick Irvin said he
didn't think his Canadiens played
98 well as they did in shutting
out the Red Wings 1-0 on Sunday.
_ Floyd Curry, who scored two of
the Montreal goals, said he had
injured his right knee just after
getting his first goal and tured
toward the bench. but his relief
wasn't in sight so he skated down
‘the ice and tallied his second.
| Teams battled through a score-
jess first period and at 12:07 of
the second Bernie (Boom Boom)
‘Geoffrion drove home a 25-foot
‘shot past Terry Sawchuk to give
‘the Canadiens a 1-0 lead.
One minute later Curry scored
his first goal and 78 seconds after |
that he fired a 10-footer past the
surprised Sawchuk.
- Detroit, winner of six straight
regular season titles, cut the Mon-
treal margin to two goals in the
scored unassisted. Maurice (The
Rocket) Richard closed out the
‘Montreal scoring at the 10-minute
‘mark after taking a pass from
Elmer Lach,
_ But the Red Wings didn’t appear
‘too downhearted.
| “When you lose 4-1 you're out-
‘played and that’s all there is to it,””
“Somebody was due for a had
‘game and it turned out to be us.”
First Spartan Win
Michigan State's 60-59 last-second
basketball win over Illinois in 1954+
was the first -win ever by the
‘Spartans in the five-game series.
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Pontiac High's baseball team
opened its seasan here Tuesday,
| béating-Granbrook, 8-1, behind the
2-hit pitching of senior righthand.
er Marv Caswell.
Caswell went the route for the
Chiefs, striking out 15 and issu-
ing only two bases on balls.
He hurled no-hit ball through
Cage Push Shot
Developed Out
of Necessity SALT LAKE CITY #—Basket-
ball's one-handed push shot was
developed years ago out of neces-
sity, says R. W. (Bobby) Richard-
son, former coach.
“In the old days we just
pushed our opponents away with
one hand, and had to hold them
there while we shot with the
other,” says Richardson. :
“The zame Was rough then —
considerably more bodily contact
was allowed and the uniforms were
heavily padded. Development of
Utah's LDSU team of 1903. After
~+Steeler-Flanker Jumps} “|huncenl Si ieee 1a oeeeal bs 1. Morris 6-4. -W—Covwel. Eng Bob Boyce, Tom Pearse: to Canadian Grid Loop
CALGARY, Alta. Ed Barker,
JI
You will drive more,
All your driving will
automobile ‘insurance
everyone knows that.
more places. And others will too. You will
be surrounded by more cars, driving more,
driving fatther, and going more places. All
confronted with more driving hazards.
more protected if you belong to the AAA
and. your car is insured with the kind of
~ ghange for Automobile Club members..Nearly
Detreit Automobile
Inter-Insurance Exchange Caswell Hurls Two-H itter
as Chiefs Dump Cranes ‘Punting, Press. State
SAFE AT THIRD—Outfielder Colle Hunt slides | drove in Don Daniels with the 2nd run of the game.
safely into 3rd for a stolen base after smashing a| Cranes’ Den Slotkin waits for the throw. Chiefs
double in the 3rd inning of yesterday's Pontiac} won the game, 8-1, behind Marv Caswell’s __
High-Cranbrook baseball game here. Hunt's oe penne y vr
the Ist five and two-thirds in-
Pontiac scored its 1st
walked, advanced on Walt Poe's
well’s grounder. Chiets
other tally in the following frame
on successive doubles by Don Dan-
iels and Hunt.
A combination of two hits.two
errors, two walks and a hit batter
produced six runs for Pontiac in
the 5th and ended scoring.
PHS nine plays host to Water-
ford Thursday afternoon.
Summary:
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other day. There was too much
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Weekend
LAN SING #—Fishing is picking
Arenac county, and im all the
traditional streams in Grand
Traverse, Leelanau and Benzie
counties. —
Fishermen have not been too
numerous to date, the department
spring rainbow season which
opened last weekend.
High, roily water and cold
weather combined to hold down the
upstream rainbow runs, as well
as the number of fishermen.
Traverse City area reported the
most activity, with about 500 ang-
lers working the Tippy Dam wa-
ters on the Manistee river.
Gaylord district reported a few
trout being taken from Bear and
Jordan rivers, and the Mio district
st Fish on By JACK PATTERSON
In case you missed the opening of the special rainbow season
and feel bad about it, don’t, Although miny fishermen showed good
sense by staying home, there were still plenty along open streams
discovering the hard way that the fish, if in the streams at all, weren't
having any of the offerings tossed at them by shivering anglers.
ee ee a took us from the mouth of the East
of the Au Gres
‘anyone: catching
odd for anyone
one alive. But
afternoon a few
PATTERSON
display it alive. We tried putting
it in a Staidard aquarium, -det-
it promptly reared up out of
the water and onto the floor.
» * *
After several abortive attempts |
Chuck got a grip on its slimy hide |
and returned it to the water.
try a narrow-necked 5 gallon jug.
“Red” Lemeaux. who always
shows up at times like this,
grabbed the beast and fed it into
the jug, along with an ‘‘O-tab"’ to
to ‘“‘carry’’ overnight, and by
morning was about as dead a
specimen as you'd be likely to
run across. So, Chuck is now in
the market for a new lamprey and
has an advanced theory on keeping
it alive. Meanwhile, does anybody
have a good suggestion for re-
rowed S-gallon jug?
Fishing tackle manufacturers
seem determined to
that useful material, bamboo.
Latest gimmick from industry is
a fiberglass version of the old cane into anyone who'd had so much as @ strike.
did a little offhand experimenting in the high,
muddy waters with the same result.
With practically every fisherman in the state
trying to think up ways to kill sea lampreys, the
nemesis of Great Lakes sport fishes, it might seem
With the aquarium ruled out on |
security grounds we decided to!
| supply oxygen. This worked fine |
for awhile, but the lamprey failed |
moving a dead one from a bor-|
prove the |
Western world’s independence of '
High; Muddy Waters Face
Opening Day
Branch
up to the state weir, limit of open
water in the Iosco County section of that stream
We didn't see anyone catch a fish, didn't hear of
one, or for that matter didn’t run
We
to go to a lot of trouble to keep
we spent the better part of- the
days ago doing just that.
° ° *
Chuck Rogers was the recipient of a lively
t-foeter from Lexmgion and was Sa to
oo .
{pole which extends Torn aw taridy-
| to-carry four feet to a fishable 12
| feet at the flick of a wrist. Lighter
than cane, but with similar action
and ‘‘feel,”” and impervious to the
elements, this gadget should find
favor among the long-pole en-
thusiasts and costs less than $10,
* * e@ .
| This ip the season when a
| goed many people raise pheas-
| ants from eggs for restocking,
with the laudable purpose of
providing better shooting. Only
drawback, according te Con-
servation Department's Game
| Division is that such restecking
is apt to be wasted effort.
s * *
Division recommends restocking
only in areas suitable for pheas-
jams where sorne specific cause
| has reduced pheasants to the point
af extinction, and w at Cause
has been eliminated. Overshooting
of cocks is not such a cause. The
divisions publishes a pamphiet
“The Life and Times of Michigan
Pheasants'’ which pretty well an.
swers the question of the value of
| restocking.
reported light activity on the East
Branch of the Au Gres.
The early season opened on
about 70 streams and lakes ahead
of the regular trout season opening
April 24
Gray to Head
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FE 2-7621 LANSING (#—John Gray, admin-
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ist councfl, today was named head
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ment’s publications and informa-
tion section, effective May 2.
Widely known in Michigan out-
| door circles, Gray formerly was |
leditor of the Crystal Falls Dia-
| mond Drill and editor of the state
| health department magazine. He | council since 1945.
contmission secretary.
Compete for Tartars
Five Oakland County athletes |
are members of the spring sports
squads at Wayne University,
Tony Pappas of Royal Oak and
Harlan Worden of Lake Orion are pitchers on the Tartar baseball
team, Jack. Kraklan of Ferndale
is a member of the golf team
and Ken Christiansen of Roy. al |
Oak and Paul Lemon of Farming-
ton are distance men on the track
team.
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fi SPR SER RS ey enya FO eeeny toe Ee Gray succeeds Clifford Ketcham |
who was promoted to Conservation |
Spaniel Field
Trial Planned Southern Michigan Springer
Spaniel Training Club will hold an
AKC-licensed field trial April 24
23 at the Highland Recreation
area. .
Judges for the event will be
George Brown of Westlake, O.,
and Edward L. i of Mil
waukee, Wis.
Silver trophies ‘will be awarded
winners, and points will be given
‘toward the Danforth Challenge
(ae Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Chapin
Jr. of Grosse Pointe will offer thei” has been No. 2 man in the tourist | silver challenge trophy for the open all-age stake.
Anyone wishing to enter a span-
iel in the test may contact Keith
Van Duzen, 15330 Lauder, Detroit
| 27, for further information.
Foster New Chairman
of Sportmen’s Board
Frank Foster, Pontiac, retiring
| president of the Oakland County
| Sportsmen's Club, recently was
| elected chairman of the board of
directors, replacing past-president
Tice Woody, Bald Mountain.
New secretary of the board is
Jack Greathouse, Drayton Plains,
who succeeds Leonard Bullard as
| Oxbow Lake.
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Air All Home Baseball | met foam hoggl 4 nett Somes The Cards’ new centerfielder| Detendng champion a urcad foro rueigs Cite tk, Beageild
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Play-by-play reperts will be [134. ~—pandied--by-Beb-Shackeiton--and- = a ae |
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PHILADELPHIA (PF — Bobby 8 Players Take
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New Fly Ruling NEW YORK @—Eight players |
the’ major Jeague’s restored sac-
rifice fly rule. * * Under the regulation, a player
hitting a fair outfield fly which
| scores a run is credited with a
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a time at bat.
* ¢ ®@
Shantz won a ball game yesterday | In yesterday's opening games,
~—~4ut-he’s-wondering teday—if-it_-was.
his last.
The 28-year-old southpaw, had to
leave the game between the Phila-
> ecfen Athletics and Boston Red
because of a mus- |
= spasm in his.valuable pitching
arm,
- * 2 ¢
The Athletics were leading 5-2
as Shantz pitched to Boston's Billy |
Goodman in the top of the sixth
inning. The little lefty broke a
George Strickland and Jim Hegan |
or Cleveland, Jackie Jensen 6 thet
Boston Red Sox, Wally Moon of |
the St. Louis Cardinals, Paul Min- |
ner of the Chicago Cubs, Gil)
_ Hodges of Brooklyn, Frank Thom-
as of Pittsburgh and Sam Cal-
derone of Milwaukee all produced
‘ sacrifice flies.
‘Broncos Defeat UM
‘Behind Gary Graham already have taken advantage ot | Pontiac
| Craun, 61, 6-2.
Drops ¢ Test High's
dropped its 2nd straight start-of the
season here yesterday, bowing to
Saginaw High, 43.
Best match of the test. saw PHS - as
sophomore outlast Saginaw’s Bob |
Adams in three hard-fought sets, |
8-6, 36, 64. Other Pontiac vic- |
tories were scored by Eddi Maca-
daeg, who defeated Jerry rae
ville, 64 and 63, and the dou
i team of Jim Ryerse and Ted W
ma, who beat Ted Mathews-Tom
Other results:
Ken Anderson (8) def. Lowell Satterlee
(P), 6-0, 6-0 -
— (8) def. Kent Mills (P).
Bob Berth ‘ Levin (P).
Haroid " Moldenhauer- Rese? Ww er (8)
Kam, def. Paul pner-Jack man
(P) 6-2, 6-6. def. Norm
CINCINNATI - @—Dr. HH. - €
Boehner said Andy Pafko, Mil-
rightfielder
The physician said X-rays were
negative, indicating = suffered no
fractures. ‘THE PONTIAC: PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1954)
4 Baltimore Orioles’ lost by ‘abesit-
»| off four Braves’ huriers. pinch “hit
ing a 30 shutout in Detroit, single tied the score, Hal
Weatherwise, it waa.an ideal day | Rice doubled to driye in the win-
to inaugurate the séason. Crowds | ning run.
totalling 236,414 turned out in gen- .* & 6
erally cool, sunny weather to| Succtssive fourth inning home
watch the 16 teams get under way.|/Tuns by Wally Westlake and
Tt was the first time in 16 years| George. Strickland opened the
that every club began the season | gates for the Indians who staged
simultaneously. a : Billy Pierce
* ¢ ®
Jim Greengrass cracked four
doubles to tie a major league
record and highlight Cincinnati's | P*cmé nine hits, — first opening day victory since =
1949. The husky outfielder drove
in two runs and scored twice as
the Redlegs thrilled a capacity
qrowd of 33,18, clouting 13 hits
Held scoreless by Robin Roberts |
through seven innings, the Pirates
pounced on the Philly ace and //
Jim Konstanty, his reliever, for
four runs in the eighth to pull
the game out of the fire. After i
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Super-Thick Malis, 30c Pork Bar-B-Que, 35¢c LAS VEGAS, Nev. ®—Six years! Now she's looking to other fields. Hot Dogs, 20c ago, a frightened little dancer | she intends to start taking classi-
played a night club here as one of | ca) singing lessons. I asked her Carb Service A.M.-1 P.M. Clesed Mondays the Katherine Dunham troupe. To-
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New Soybeans
Show Stren CHICAGO # — sold- off
lightly in early déalings and then
rallied on the board of trade to-
day.
The net result of these move-
ments was that the market got |«
back to around previous closing
levels. Dealings were routine. New | fancy, 3.
crop soybeas showed the’ most strength.
hour was % to 1 cent higher, May
$2.15%, corn % to i higher, May | $%
$1.52, oats unchanged to 4 lower,
May 75%, rye \ to % iahar May
$1.06, soybeans ‘4 lower to 144
higher, May $3.79% and lard 3 to N
20 cents a hundred pounds lower,
May $20.90. 2
Grain Prices. CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grain:
Wheat Gept ........ 111%
Lond so Ried Dec ........ 1.18%
sedece. 2, Soybeans
Bepe . 2.002. 3.17 MBS co0c.055 1.78%
Dec 5 2.21% July eee Bi
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May es 152% Nov , 2.60%
duly . 142% Jan 20%
Bent coves 1.50% = Lard
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PUTS ecwen T2'. Sept 16.00
Sept Fig Nor 44.80
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MSY © ices<< $064 July ....... 13.98
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DETROIT POULTRY
DETROIT (AP)—Prices paid fob. De-
trott for on
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Rucklings 32. Heavy ducks 28.
Turkeys: Breeder turkeys, neavy type
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CHICAGO POULTRY
CHICQ00 (AP)——Liv ey stead
on young stock; weak on seceghpirores
tices 2 cents 2. coops, fob. payt
lower; heavy hens asf ight hens 18-
23-37; eld roosters 148.5 tryers or broilers
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Brake Hits Talk
of Business Slump HIGHLAND PARK # — State,
‘Treasurer D. Hale Brake declared |
last night Michigan has a big pub- |
lic works program now under way |
—716 million dollars. by the state
and millions more by local govern-
ments.
Brake, candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor, hit |
at those who predict a business |
slump.
“It appears to me,’
he said,
“that we were going 0 have a| Ee
recession this year, we've had it | stead
already. National income is not) jow pri
down, building is proceeding at a
high level, Manufacturing . . . has | 30:
climbed down from the abnormal |
level of Korea to the more normal
level of 1950 or pre-Korea days."
Hits Beauty Contest
ATHENS, Greece (®—The official
Greek church issued an encyclical
today condemning the current
“Miss Greece’ beauty contest. It
said such competitions ‘‘promote
immorality and are a disgrace to
human dignity.” -
Tito Sees Sports Show
ANKARA, Turkey. —Marshal
Tito watched a one-hour gymnas-
tic and sports show at the Turkish
Military Academy today. Wheat near the énd of the first | topped.
Deputies to Travel County
to Issue Drivers’ Licenses Oakland County Sheriff Clare L.
Hubbell will send deputies out into
the county to issue drivers’ li-
censes, the County Board of Super-
visors learned Tuesday.
The board, meeting jn. the Coun-
ty Office Building. also greeted
new supervisors, learned who its
salaries and ways and means com-
mitteemen will be, and discharged. a special ‘health and welfare com-
mittee.
a trip to. Pontiac te get. drivers’
licenses, ~
Michigan Department of State
told area cities last month to stop
issuing drivers’ licensés to people
who live outside their city limits,
Farmington officials say most went
to outside residents. to avoid any future confusion.
Consulting engineers for Pontiac
asked the board to let them rum
a water line through county prop-
ety east of Oakland avenue from
wells near Silver Lake.
Supervisors referred the -request | lan
to the wayg and means commit-
tee and Harry J. Merritt, county
corporation counsel.
The board changed Its bylaws
on meetings to read “9:30 a, m.”
instead of “10 a. m.”’ at the re-
quest of the bylaws committee
chairman, William C. Hudson.
Salaries and ways and means
committees were named by —
Chairman Floyd Andrews Tues-
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Europe: niGreal! Britain ‘pean $2.81 %,
unchan 30 day futures 281%, un-
eh + @0 day futures 2.81716, un-
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1/32 of a cent. Belgium (franc) 1.98%,
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Latin America; Argentina (free) 7.24,
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He got away with it for months.
Then. a policeman got curious
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MARKETS Stock Majors _ News in Brief [Business Good | : J Charles Ball, 22, of 6420 Pineknob
Farmer to Consumer. Rd., Clarkston, was sentenced to . 15 days in Oakland County Jail, in 0S eS
DETROIT PRODUCE r drunk driving. Ball, ap- . petRorr «t prises on NEW YORK uw — Substantial |Peared before “Orion Township] Easter Trade and. Cars, vio farmers’ markets reported by the | 1 cress was made today. in the | Justice Helmar G. Stanaback, will .
a Rruite: Apples, Detter ser. 4.00- | stock market with leadership firm- paige 60 days in jail if his fine is) Homes and. Ele ctronics
Greenings, No i, 235248 bu: apples, |-Y implanted in major divisions. = Plants Climbing . 250k 00 bu ee olen ictotek, feact:| The market started ahead at the} John C. Welch, 17, of 128 Oak-
5.18 bu: Ne 1, 2.50-3.28 bu; apples, North. | opening and continued its forward | wood, Walled Lake, was given 4 LOS ANGELES ®—Some: signs
= m Spy, fener, 480 ba: Re 1, 2.90-2.58 | movement into the early afternoon. | 15-day suspended jail sentence yes-| of a spring upturn in business are
bu; oe be: apples, ‘Weaener, Gaing ran to between 1 _ terday for ene aes He | sighted here today—in a region
: ; mf points in several sections of appeared ‘before Orion Township , v : oJ that’s grown so fast that its people
most ve Way, C4 gor veka cnveset, wane: |list with a. few pushing. out be-| Justice Helmar G. Stanaback. ai se ke y. No 3, :10-86 bu. Carrots, | yond itually expect tomorrow
Hey ase-tte ou baat Unit, we 1, Volume expanded on the rise to], OMSreBin Theme “told Postiac| ® Stil brighter day. 1.00-1.28 dos behs. Onions, dry. No 1, | over two million shares as against “* ' Some of the signs are se: 1. 216 321 beg ne Sete. BOL. 2.4 | 9 090.000 yesterday. ook ee eee ot poitol Merchants say the Easter trade is
pocuge Sel Tesi eevee Ree eee wee ot Be oe thetory” parking lot. The arti.| starting at last after a 10 per cent toes, No 1. 90. > beg. 5 _ | together with the steels, oils, ; retail slump in March.
Neo WT te, eet vee fe ites ae aes were vee st 8° *s* * : gn baka s, re | The aircrafts, which have been eer 0 1, 65-90 dos behs. “Turnip, i . if friend’s in jail and needs No 1! 100-180 bu PPP | Oc ootionally strong recently, were bail, Ph. PE $-5201. C. A. Mitchell en eee ake
medium, AT Bis ten ot, eet Gat | neglected. The textiles suffered | or Ph. MA 5-4031, Guy Carter. baa y oe nedium, 13.00; amall, 10.00-11.08, | 5 the. ting curtailment of industry in southern California
pernore MTBOM S008 PO ontaintr Cov. eae ahead’ on | punn, Bumping and Collision. e464 | with an eye toward the hoped-lor rete ter Setern) abode egss: = cad ear Elizabeth Lake Rd. —Adv. | big summer selling season. Used Whites: A, §1-62, wtd avg 61%; favorable dividend news, pe their pared some time
large 1; medium 43-43; wid avg B, 43%. | advancing included U, S. Steel, — ns end ior aaa
eee: A. Jenne, @: @; meat: ve Coast Line, Pacific West- Reserve Banks — es °
Chemical, Westinghouse Electric, April is always the big month
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGOS Eastman Kodak, and Chrysler jhere for starting to build new
eee hei cael ye el = unchanged: 03° score AA S073) Ba A New York Stocks a e if Op But other than seasonal factors 15: B 55.5: 69 C 54: cars Ks 3 oe the economy look stronger
$5.75. 88 C Figures after decimal points are eighths ton ;
" eer: 102 Int Paper. ee * a ee
SSS ATER SpE tg BE Ritha 2 RY) Now ot 1-5 Per Cont in tue nurs or aus rds orton recep! ir es z Johns Man ... a H . raises expectations S ’
ae; ebesys 28 Allied cm - 23 Lena ved : " 5 State C Heaego Area; if not increasing, production in the
CHICAGO POTATOES ery a Kresge 8S 11, Will Ease Money ‘important aircraft and allied in-
CHICAGO (AP)—Potatoes: arrivals 98;| Ajum Co Am. 152 a "Giegs > 1 : | dustries.
ie hack ages eee ee | ae aan 12.6 Lib MeN&L ;.. 81] WASHINGTON uw — The Fed-| Indochinese war tensions and ||
light: market slightly stronger: Idaho | am Gren 982 DEES NSz°:: $33 | eral Reserve Board today made risks, plus the turmoil over the
North Dake $2.28; new stock | Am Ma Poy. 381 Lone @ Gem’. 33 | tS anti-recession easy money poli-| hydrogen bomb, make industrial-
steady: Florida "Round Rode tiisde | Am N Gas... 43 Mack Trucks . 16 | CY @ little easier by approving 8) ists here confident that the days
Am Geert 11388 Maul Cont Pet 346} 420P in the discount rate in the) of cutting back on national defense vestock Am Stl Pd. 286 Monsan Ch ... 65.6 | five-state Chicago Federal Reserve | are over—especially with the new |°
Lives Amn To he Motorsia *.°.; $9.5 | District. emphasis on air power, guided
DETROIT LIVESTOCK Anac Cop... 362 Nesh Kely ... 14 | The new rate, 142 per cent in-| missiles and electronics. Southern Aone oer (AP)—Hogs salable 260. No —- &c., “ = pers 06 : ofa stead of the 1% per cent in effect | California has a large concentra-
Cattle-Saleble than 100 Ai eet.” 108 Ret Dairy ... 10%) since February, became effective | tion of them. In this area they ac-
cone cg a a aly tends, “for “for | Ati Refin | 33.6 Nat Sti ..... $04] at the opening of business today. | count for perhaps one fourth of the available ¢ Atlas Par .... 60.6 Net Thea .... of 3| It was expected that most, per-| economy.
pall agape Hawa steerae i evn oe Ragog Rae Oe . os wa M ee se haps all, of the other 11 federal ‘ * ¢ «
wards; few sales comm: g00d | Benguet 15/16 Nort & West . 411/ reserve districts will also ask a} The Aircraft Industries Assn. steers and yearlings iaersa 00: small | peth st! _ 609 No Am Av... 271 : lot, beiters held my Pad Boeing Airp .. 75 ne ciel wets 333 lower rate. . reports that employment in its
mostly $1280 down: jal cove Hibs 30) ut. | Bone Anum -- i$} Northw aint”. -81| ‘The change for the Chicago | members’ plants is now at a post- ranged $9 Ohio OU ..... 45 war high, with order backlogs in- Calves—Sa. 150. Market opened eo 143 Packard | 34] bank, announced yesterday, was it will conti ad with
oeeditdoe ad high choleetor“orims vest | Brun Balke. 15¢ P82 Am W Air 108/ the second decline in two months realy) aloe ire tar
ere eftered, oerg: few sales low chews vada Hid Penney (Jc).) 196| im the rate at which federal re- | °4"* r stretchouts fading. veaiers ‘00; commercial | Bur Add a, fe RR....... 163 banks lend te mem- | Spokesmen for the industry say Prades $15.00-22.00: few cull |Calum & # 4 Pepsi Cola.... 15.4| Serve money that the somewhat painful adjust- nd Poy 7.00- 14.00. Can Dry ..... 14 Phelps D..... 37 ber commercial banks, ies : bie 200. Not enough sheep | Cdn Pac 346 Phiico 2 333 ment caused by past cancellations
ue nents mend ty LT ther Bet: | Geter Tree... S18 pri pet $34| In February the board approved | and dropping of some plane models a Celanese 19.7 Pills Mills... 38.2| @ system-wide drop in the discount | for later advanced ones is now
CHICAGO LIVE Gok Ww 13d poles. oy | rate from 2 per cent to 1% per over. CHICAGO ‘AP)—Selable hogs 6.000: | Chrysler 2.2 Pure Ou. 81.7 | cent. | AA ©
Miner! on) butchers and steady to 35 |Cumax Mo... 418 Radio'Gp”..: zte| The 1% per cent rate approved! More men in the Los Angeles lower om cows, mest choice 169-390 Ib | Cove Cole A$ Repud stl... p1.4| for the Chicago district was last’ area are out of work now than Fae 31.06-98.09: a aon iene 8 Saas | Cam Bates... Qs Revo Met. $3 in effect from 1948 to August 1950,' a year ago. But the Security-First
| moet 7710-900" 3128-27.18 ‘with with « oe =: a dos 374) the board successively put the | National Bank of Los Angeles points
|B sows 20030; geod clarence, |Cont can... @ gee AL RR--: 48, | rate up to 1% per cent and then out that the labor force has been ndaiable entitle 9. $; aires 308: steers, = a - gag Shell O1l...... 914) to 2 per cent to combat the post- | steadily increasing and that the
feo ‘te strong: other = je Goceee 2 enone On: a3 Korea inflation. | percentage of unemployed is well
| Sp: mesaaee’ ma bahar’ coun tally “3s | Curtiss Wr... 10 Sou Bac "::; $18| The discount rate can have a | below that at this time in either a Aly Doug Aire.....1102 gou Ry. 45.4/ general effect on the economy | 139 or 1950. the years of an inven- loads prime 1190-1275 Ib | Dow Chem ... 366 gparks W 42 | tory wecuaaioe! | Steers 28.00-30.00; most to |DuPont ......118 § Ty cae 87 | because if member banks can me steers 26.50-28. bulk East Air L ... 231 ¢ rand.... 31.6 borrow more cheaply at the fed- Officials of the Bank of America, ané- choice steers and yeartin 21.00- | Eastm Kod ... 853 6td Oi] Calf... 60.5 th tion’s la: st that in-
commercial to low grades | E! Auto L .... 43 Std Otl Ind... $2 | eral reserve system, they ean e na 8S largest, say
20.50: @ small heavy | Emer Red .... 10¢ St ol! Onio.. 383] lend more cheaply and more | Ventories here are less out of line heifers 2750; most to hich aaa) Firestone. mH Studevaxer...” 187] easity to their clients — if this time than in some other places. iB OO: fen - eept Bul... a SLES E : G TT Eaaaeay Fy
‘merciai and good ‘cows up to, i800; |Gen Elec... 108 Stitt © Co... 43] ellemts want Joans and the banks a ' siens-recently, bulk canners end cutters 9.90-11.78; util- Fds ws. 61 Tivas Co. .... 685} want to make loans. t unbalanced inventories have
fty and commercial Dulls 14.00-16 50: good wre oo) Tex @ Gul... 894 | been pretty well adjusted here and and choice yealers 22.00-27.60; cull to oe Tel 404 Transamer.... 29 Therefore, lowering the discount that) tacs t
commercial grades 8.00-22.00. oan Time 293 Twent C Pox 205 oft t Gieaper | a ory purchasing agents
Galable sheep 1.000; uneven: led lote | Ooo ranud .. 342 Un Carbide... 183 rate is an offer of easier, Pet | should be more active again soon. fed wooled an mbs steady with | ©? = “g3§ Un Pac....... “1144 money which commercial banks; — Tuesday but small lots po type Iambs ocaotoedly teeee me /Onse Air Lin.. 23.4 : ‘os * * «8 in narrow demand and trade on these | O00. Une gia Unit Aire. ss | and their clients can convert into| Consumer loanall capectally tee along with slaughter sheep and > Pes Si United . $3 more plentiful flow of money ons ; . er
weak: two loads mostiy choice 109 ib | OFS, Refer. 53.3 Unit Pruit.... 492 a4 sit buying on time, are down from a
cad hoes one ots conn: tee boas ee e fe Hi Ry year ago. But construction . loans
168 I montiy chotce Ne 1 skin and tall oul oa). 64 6 8 ee tia . 3g are holding up well. Bankers say
and native spring lambs 26.00; |Hetens ep’ 2.136 Ute nee cc’ de Driver in Ho ital that collections continue good, de- eull te choice Sinughter ewes §.00-8.00. Homest ot ews B Pic. 14.7} * spite loss of overtime pay in many
Hooker W Va Pulp.... 28.6 pe. factories. They say defaults, and —— _ ! ¢ Boe of eee
‘Gen. Hull, Rhee Confer —|iedtnet *.: : + After-Fiery Crash to-be minor. TH Cent ...... i Lon-ee. G4 f * s *
SEOUL @—Gen. an FE Hull, * | Taapie Cop =. 3 . Toe on t 2. One car smashed into the rear| California's industrial out put
dent Syngian Tee conferred e.| tet i289 OT" TNT" ot anuter on MIS esterday. | rae Ta, co Sa = : ting gas tank on one car, eretly for an hour today. STOCK AVERAGES hoanttalizi oi State of Michi an
| accra ones Blatt Pelate ore ee tal Se Ge a Seats 3 ea tierese: being duly
es 30 according to Michigan State Police sworn, deposes and says that he Was a ust. Ralis vit Stocks of the Pontiac Post. ee re rae a < of Ke gr waroveny
‘3 te? 3 110.8 Police said Robert Ackerman, 27, at the G General peostepsl ection held
$5.8 582 118.8) of 612 Beuna Vista, Lake Orion had | 4% $3.3 58.8 1171 . t further states that in ac-
St By [ikt| jst backed out of u driveway near | errdicy, sy" a Gas 'ef ie $3 $83 iise| Robertson Ct. when a northbound City of Pontiac his detailed election and
ee eee aie ss i103 | Car driven by Robert L. Ditch, 41, | “Sipeify selow trom whom contribution of auditors’ payment of 73.5 ios #0.5/of 5380 Marvin Rd., Clarkston, Wagan Sire to whom expenditure $918 to Frank H. Williamson for DETROIT STOCKS smashed into Ackerman’s car, made none. :
cattle that died of rabies after (Hornblower & Weeks setting it afire. tions corel ¢ this Sremmmates eae candidete.
being bitten by dogs was a fair | Figures after decimal points are are _cignths Independence Township firemen | Further deponent sayeth not
one. Williamson appeared at the Bee navigation ee ‘ts 13.4 were called to fight the flames, creat aadicee sworh to before me, a
board meeting im January. /O.hty-uicnigan’ |... | 22 '23| which caused an estimated $700 | Notery, Public in and for said, county,
— 1 Masco wcrreneet 21 ;? damage to Ackerman’s —. police wesasy Hite, 3 vend aca aly him the ‘average market price” | widwest Abrasive? ¢ «6.1 | gaid. 7, “Commission expires September
for cattle and some of his cattle | Tih. acrews ooo, ii iS] Ditch was admitted to Pontiac [#! Apri 14, 1966! were worth much more. Ko’ sale sale; bid and asked. : |General Hospital ‘with a possible
The board changed its resolu- concussion. His ondition today is
tion governing such payments to Foreign Exchange reported as good. Ackerman was
read -“‘shall pay at the prevailing YORK (AP) — Foreign exchange | Mot injured.
market price at time of loss,” in- ewer follow (Gd (Great Britain in dollars,
stead of “average market price,’| “Canadian dollar in New Tork Movable Fire Hydrant
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* cecsrnsunlioiite _THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1054
enters Fire on Army, y ypaciaa Navy and \F
wa far t9 however, discoun Army Serv- | parently ssaspuad , ‘
Army however, dacunted rat ht icon ‘Commitee to. took isto, the arly bad ac recherche mid da plitca decisions and | which was made against Roos. | mathedien Bapt
any peice statements they later re-|Malmedy cases, and McCarthy | pened over “the sos ssalionaay? hap-| ranging himself with stubborn zeal velt's halthearted wishes | & a ; ey Set
pudiated in court. so tne | Waa Eiven 8 seat on it even though | of Atmerican offiedts and military | *t 9 side of the old Acheson-Hise- Churehill’s bulldog determination, | Joint Good Friday Rite
"7 tenn that — Mina sagged aces _ not @ member of the com- | personnel." a Yalta crowd, we might never have | to concentrate on France and leave QRTONVILLE — Methodist and
comes 1 US. miliary poveran: a Carman Before the hearings had ended McCarthy called Baldwin's in- found occasion to audit what he | the whole of Eastern Europe to Baptist congregations will unite
| reviewed the 12 death sentences. | McCarthy accused his col .|quiry “‘a sham, a farce and a did in World War II.” the Red armies.” for Good Friday services in the
is caw is the conthumien del | cf “atte ota a Sai = eagues | very deliberate attempt to white- nthe generally accepted concept | First ‘Baptist Church from 2 to 3
six of the 12 hed been proved] a ander agnorg hed bates He ripped into Baldwin for| Marshall Blamed of Western Allied strategy in/p.m., the Rev. Perry Deyarmond
guilty even if the state: aay Pocogecl ining the committee chairman- f Red nd A World War II was that the Channel | announced today.
BR oiaghe disowned had not been used use lie pi pote Se oe ose ge his law partner—Maj. | OF Land Gains © | invasion was made because it was! The Rev. Edward. Pumphre
against them. | essen "le Sereegee ante involved as| McCarthy said the most signif the most ‘direct route to the heart | Methodist pastor, will give the ser.
-A subcommittee headed by Bald-| Baldwin declared McCarthy ap-| trials, | of the | cant decision in World War IT was | of Germany—and the least costly mon. Special music. will be pre.
this: “The decision by Marshall, | i lives. sented by each group.
a
even then he displayed : drive in the Senate Sh sor consircy teh thi tt : scar nate Shocked sl Church at Dryden Plans
4 tl i 5 id In =i z Fy t : H tee if i
inous conspiracy behind this s'
of controversy w :
cieaeowee we Deaths in Nearby Communities | by Verbal over (Jail Sentence se mer churnll'm te Good Friday Ser : . ‘trium ver Chure! ex i i
It was a verbal whiplashing the | Upheld In Attack decision to attack across the Chan- Goo Fri ay Service
. Mire. Nishalns Mesioce of merce. and three -_ likes: of which the staid Senate | | nel rather than via the Mediter- DRYDEN—Union Good Friday
| aey\ area ey = aavis oe sae es yor | ieceu't (heard te youra’/Ai friendloh | U) pon Referee ranean and the Balkans to seal service will be held at St. John
. Linked the » ot C romp ; of | Nicholas (Helen G. acid Mrs. cksen of Com-/| Baldwin's said it was a factor -in | ot Eastern Europe from the Red Episcopal Church here from 12.50
George C. Marshall as World War | troopers accused tt claughiering | of 2369 Cambridge Rd. will Se a Baldwin's decision to resign trom | ,JONIA uP — Thomas Metzger, armies oe a
tune | = 4 “ar Sawyer? Kinda Denise Rubin the Senate and accept a judgeship Ionia auto salesman and former Speaking of the first Quebec con-| The. Rev. Melvin Strait of Pi!-
i grim Holiness Church and the Re,
) chief of staff with what |160 Americans in th 1:30 p. m. Thursday — in the infamous | 5 ters1 Home Ree Varta tn Bone | HAZEL PARK — Private ser. | i his home state of Connecticut Greenville businessman, is serving | ference in 1943, McCarthy said:
that, when it is finally | War II. land Park Cemetery. She died Mon- vice and burial for- Kinda Denise| _ In the end, McCarthy won. The a 30-day jail sentence after losing | “That conference marked the end | Merle Nichols of Methodist Church
exposed, its principals shall be for- day. ane y- ne ee | Rubin, infant daughter of Mr. anid | death sentences of the six Ger- an appeal in an assult on a basket- | of Churchill's sway over the great will be speakers. Congregational
ever deserving of the maledictions| Senate Accused Surviving besides her husband Mrs. William Rubin of 23105 Vance | ™4ns were changed to life impris- ball official who had penalized his decisions of war—a sway always singing will include 10 hymns of
are a son, Nicholas Jr., and a/ St. Were held Tuesday at Oakview | Sment. son, a player. | modified by Marshall. Thereafter. the churches.
Circuit Judge Morris K. Davis the policy of the United States in
of .all_honest-men.”
3. Pictured Dwight D. Eisenhow-| Of Whitewash daughter, Nancy, at home; her Cemetery. She died Monday at St.| Two years later M
er when he was chief of the Allied| Before the hearing © serents, Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pontiac. | his attack on Gen. IcCarthy made | yesterday upheld the Justice Court the Furopean war was wholly”! Sunday School Officers
in Europe as “invariably” hearing was over he Kempe of Berkley, and Also surviving are her grand ‘penalty, including a $50 fine. Metz- , without deviation the policy an- y
Aacchall a had charged a Senate investigating | ., 7 one broth parents. af na Mt eB at The implication of the speech ger. appealing, had said the sen- nounced by Joseph Stalin The Meet at Waterford
ich he said aided the Russians subcommittee with planning @ \ . Mahon of Bi ' cm ae Mc-| was that the American armies— tence was too harsh. United States thereafter was found to ‘
4. Charged the Army was “run “whitewash” of the Army and ac- Mrs. F, Warren Fritzinger. and Mrs fohtt Re ma sed Mr | throtgn Secien by Neral always on the. side of Stalin” WATERFORD — Sunday school
hg: palin ged political’ genet: cused the committee chairman,| ROYAL OAK — Service for Mrs. y.) 7 s. Joh Rubm. of Royal | been sent against Germany in such: dodge Davie ordered “Metager The Marshall speech created teachers and officers of the Water-
als.” This was after drat Break Sen. Raymond Baldwin, Connecti- | F.. Warren (Iva) Fritzinger, 48, of Se a manner that Eastern Europe was {© begin serving hia sentence Im- i ormy reaction across the country ford Community Church writ hoid
dent Truman had fired Gen. Doug- cut Republican, of acting ‘‘crim- 2718 Lafayette St. will be at 2 p. m. left to the Red armies, perhaps | mediately, He also ordered Mets: _ine sort of tumult which seems their regular meeting at the
‘tes MacArtber from his Far East inally wrong.” Thursday at the Emanuel Evangel- Roundtable Is Featured deliberately. McCarthy pictured ger to pay the $50 fine and $100 nor or later to become identi- church at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow
caudal He demanded a Senate probe of ical and Reformed Church, with’ Russian expansion after the war court costs or face an additional 1.4 with whatever the Wiconsin A teachers training class will fo!
SAneased the Army of ‘20/2 the Army's war crimes trials beg ie Onkview Cemetery. She Gt Drayton Plains PTA | 9% © Tenult of 8 deliberate “retreet 2S ee ceoatr cayslor does. | Mr iow the business meeting. Hoiv
s Of | in Europe. He called for State De- Monday at her home. Se arvoee EL AInnok ana aed from victory” by U.S. policy coed en filly in both It was with this background of Communion service is scheduled
nd Army officials to| . ” besides : ; mabers. — | Courts to assault battery on assault against the Army—and Ar- for 7:30 p.m. #riday.
penmmuists Army of “black.| stity and said that unless’ they Cf neem Alpxander McClelland ‘iscussion_on_family life _high- wel ow ‘unpopular fis to lay Crock The aa Horn of Battle my men—that McCarthy entered ,
ised’ “corrective action”. he Royat Oak Arrangements are lighted the April meeting of the how unpopular it is to lay | Creek. The ult took place at the present knockdown fight with Consider Berkley Budget i F
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een eee went, | Nod call for public hearings by Kinsey Funeral Home. \ peeve Puls PTA) rrdda tage | as = ee Ionia March 6 | the Army.
sought = ‘eater ao Pet. age to. our” policies end certain | COMMERCE — pacvice Sor Ke: gett, visiting teacher, was mod: hero high oc mol tne ats ante ‘of $495,203 for Year
G. David pchien. one sig ie individuals.” mond Melvin Ericksen, 49, of 123 “The group woled to buy en ister Were he merely a professional game Ralscen(Gresiville ee te PTA at Auburn Heights | BERKLEY — A tentative 1954
thy’s aid ~ McCarthy didn't explain what ire|W. Huron St. will be at 3:30 p.m. | communication system to be in- — who had given his lifetime | well, tossed Metzger's son. Dan. to Hear Polio Chairman 55 budget of $495,203 was presented
| ve ee — merce Methodist | stalled in the two annex buildings, | : poe nce Pa = country, I out ot the game on fouls in the : to aed Council this. week bs
hands on ‘closing seconds. Lowell won the AUBURN HEIGHTS — A meet. City Manager Donald M. Oakes.
In connection with his current . | —but his demands created a stir. | Church, with row with the Army, this exchan a stir. burial in Commerce | and four tables and records
in : nge| Earlier, several senators had | Cemetery. .Arrangements are by | the school’s lower grades aah Bie laurels. We comet too ah | oe. ing of the Auburn Héights school A public hearing is set for May
_ Sixth honor the men who have dedicated! Horn said he was attacked by Parent-Teacher Association will be 10.
occurred a recent interview | ;,; . joined McCarthy in voicing con-| Richardson-Bird Funeral Home ir li : _|grade mothers served refresh- their lives to our military service. Metzger when he ejected the held Thursday at 8 pom. in the Officials expect the current te
rate of $19.90 per $1.000 assessed
cern over death sentences given Walled Lake. Mr. Ericksen di E z n died | ments. OW at
* 12 SS men Imedy c home Monday We can afford i
Claims Only Army | Their cmseere ‘eros ens the eas soars ar ‘S hi . with their mlsehes of buleeons Larios is currently on proba “ -_ tor the 1 valuation to be maintained
“ Hides Communists fact that military-civilian commis- | Genevieve = is widow,| The birth of Virginia Dare, first but not with their lapses of honor. | tion from Federal 1 . patios tee Oe orn of : .
phar S mis- Moyer: two daughters, | white child born in what is now Had Gen. Marshall bee: al Court. The pro- Mrs. Walter Newby. chairman of
Question: “. When you get report questionable Dorothy Jean of Ann Artor and/| the United States was commemo- at the cad of Worl m cote bation stems from the illegal sale Avondale district. Part of the pro- The average range of human
around to the armed services, | e had been used to obtain | Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Puerto | rated in 1937. on the 350th anni- to rest upon his ea aan crentn eh poeta ceed Galo es eee ie a Sor tne ae ee n00 Ticcuisa (3
some evidence. The commissigns, ' Rico: a sister, Mrs. John Ettinger | versary , : = : ms e food company he form- gram will be a musical presenta- much as 20,000 vibrations per
: of assuming command of our mili- | erly headed . i .
j | erly . | tion. second,
LJ Flowers 3 H | ;
es a elp Wanted Male 6 _ Wanted Male 6 | Buildi siness Serv
ces SCHAFER'S PLORISTS—TLOWERS - etn Wanted Melee ee eae ee ee Male 10 10} B silding Service 12/ Business ices 13 | Landscaping | 18A
BICKNELL, APRIL 13, 1954, MARY 2 rs 338 nove ee te ce MAJESTIC LANDSCAPING, ORNERAL MAIN-| CEMENT WORK, ALL KINDO rn :
don, 2 6. Jessie st As rd se ATED DINER ples Experiencea. White. FE| Reasonadle. Jensen. FE 2-340 Act now Lacan | the rush, cleen. TREE, oe AYING “a
beloved mother | Alice : Wd _*eT CCC CUSTOM BUILDER OPE repair rebuild, duild new — Fruit trees ie s. snr
Mre. Dorothy O. Myers. Carles t= =BoOX REPLIES NCH FIRST CLASS CABINET MAKER | "OSC, STi thin. Must be enol es Oe Se ee venedule toe amecian cain ay im installing (fee temming Olive 2401. vies
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sisier of Mrs Gertrude Chadwict, EXCELLENT WORKING CONDI. re iy 1p verson after Has good habits. Available | Seaee, Fined toe or conmact be: chimney? snaces. votlers, bY fes- LANDSCAPING. CLEAN UP
Grover. William and Ernest Hoo. At 16 am 4 an TIONS MUST HAVE TOOLS AND rrp = Square Lane Ra. April 20. GO. Puller, 001 Com- sis. Also commercial and remod- stered company Reliable Fur- work Tree service FE 46196
wa. Bre. Bicknell will be taken |} tnere were replies ¥ ager cae CC EINETS UNION STENOGRAPHER FOR GENERAL Aan SOULE LIEN BART TINE _Dest! references, “MY nie 30023" oan naga ae "Moving & Trucking 19
to the McC! ) a WAGES VACATION WITH A office work. M take shorthand. | Sa ME — EX T TREE TRIMMING & RE ee ed
Boe Secon) crag || the Prev ottce | “Train egnDRSSCE WRITE SOx) fom _dikr St Titer ow RT eal Te BARES UR UCUING | FRVES TROUGHING =! ne yoo wove), cat Te
} PM. for services with interment | the following boxes: ] ee WAN. FD AGGRESSIVE AMBI- ~ TYPIST Pan Recmave FEM m6) eee ki: Wes Z 2SoECL es ee a
| _ dale, Indians. Puneral arrange- “| : —————""OUS men (6 sed eutomibiles on | hides FE ¢081. ryan |__ Reasonable rates
Home. : b VETERANS 7 a x Warm sir heating & sheet metal v uck
| Some 7 “Perey Funeral 11, 15, 17, 2%, 26, 29, Our new expension to work, spp “Ey Sereen to Pred | Srhing insurence pollcice & ke | UNION "MASONS Mae LAYING FIN ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE | oa ened and Ce ms
ee ee ee ee emeren ve| fasten Seto Sitar, Pitas eld WANTED ran sano MARRIED rin’ wom to Pe Sgn ET aoe jai
. AP E ) : . Want | HAND. MARRIED = 2 ————$$—— = Se
, y |} 209, 113. voune mee to start Ow WE ARE READY TO PLACE ¢) @ permanent position in @ Chris- le, good wages. Year round rence WORK OF ALL KINDS [Du Tr NOW: LIGHT TRUCKING
manageria! training position In| ™*2 iB Pontiac ares oa direct oa. ae veer oti co jaepend- com. tive_eevt, Se ow ! cavune, Lda SEWE R C a. as SNING | end oda Jove re —
os : : Es sales re QUALIFICA- tive . sod mitie- | WE RAKE ROLL Mow “alll meee a (SANDING. AND éinks Sunday Serv Ph YE —_ a ve
teresting. varied office tm outside| TIONS. 2 to 35 NEAT and MG) K. G. Hempstead, Realtor Woe ve * aght basing. | Modern y getipment. John Teytor, EXPERT TREE TRIMMINO & RE HAULING PE 2-088 ALL KINDS REA.
~ | work. s ficial. Minimum $800 13 E. Huron | "moral Ph. PFS) 0° OF TES | amr aR HEAT FROCKING,
Patirsiegrag gee aT Me Typewriter Owners | “garemeer xperigaces iy hot, ‘FLOOR SANDING OLD, rrogns 0 MOORE, ELECTRIC, ERY 'Gy Reet hale 77 oat
The Pontiac Press Youno MAN FOR CONSTRUC- Make handsome profits Get detatts | FE 2007! say time before 6 | GENERAL BUILDING ReEPatR. | _>07S* __ LIGHT TRUCKINS RUBBISH (AND
; work No experience neces- | _‘eday. Write Post Office box #1. o, Brick stone and cement work | JOHN © “foe HHING Ts aed nls aoe
NO SELLING wary Apply 8143, CaseElizabeth WOMAN TO ASSIST with “cand | WARE ANY-EIND OF WORK Tw | Plastering and tile wr PE 42280 FE 5-$842 - QloHT HAULING ODh JoBs |
FOR WANT ADS } io MEW 10, OBA = SGWATURES _of oe in, OR 32018 | «| evenings. awe service ste | [oor cree cet COM. HOUSE worrs janes Fee eae ex RVICE ASHES
DIAL FE 2-818 - Wonderful Opportunity for lifetime — —_ aie “daly — say OAR Pon Work © ants anted t canaie UD pias Co. MA eisth Walled Release fort LOCK... cn horse. cow & gost ae
. career with largest. company i Aj Pontise Bidg. WHITE eee TO CARE POR COLORED LADY. WAN a | CERES AL “REPAIR WORK. Yao" ™ work ot ef kins. FE MAN WITH *, TON TRUCK ,
r vl tts field. ot mothe? LADY WAN GEN- irs and tables repaired | wants work Call any time
om Bam tom = + apse Pores 2 i ee pees oe TH | or mn. ! i) + 5 THE A
All errors should be re ™ — . —FE_2004_est_for Mr. Klee. | woma a; EouKEw COLORED “LADY Wants mame | ‘Ting! PE so end cettvery. re on T —|° ODELL CARTAGE
tmmediately The | | Attractive salary to start. Regular! Help Wanted Female 7 caret a feet oid during” = | fronp EE toe elderty per- eye | FB seme. FE Tirso vest Loca: and Lone, Distence Moving
aemamee Be sun Viclatt Square Lexet 000. VE +owe. : Se DOORS SALES AND PATCH PLASTERING ‘REASO | os 5-4806 :
— polieag-! ene nd seteee)| 06 yes | becgrees | Beer ARE YOU 8ATIsPi=b? © cad 6_ oe Ras oo eiPEaIENCED LANDY WIth frees gione tes ig athe gue cose A cot cutee dish Lie ERV.CE ASHES AU
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feet ‘tasertion of the ‘ tional benefits. Secure future. Wiha 70 ane to 044 a8 sso WOMAN | “TO TAKE ORDERS AT yaa or how, FE 61a. | Si “mer OR FA Shia TE ig ro aoa ree ae wauLING ROR aiial
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| _ Fendered ralzetene "terouys _ Sra clatinsfattt, Mae | Abels’ on, Soleaing onder mabe, ice a aes |S" at eee PL eee © eee el eee
| ae eer When ennerte: . : ion Show directors are taxing ontv. Write civine age, 40 Fre ‘erua. FE 2-7082. NW Casa gue a ne 353 | PLASTERING new AND: RE- T k f R t
foe a "mrsdey. April 18th at 2 toms are made be sure to = in oy ignifted, adie, —— ST of — service. E > GIRL WOULD! ~° @Ovse rar vee. ir FE 1-095! ruc Ss Or en
: 1M. at the Sparks-Grittin Cha- | § Ect your "eill_nambere Ouse and profta ie new career, Woe) Soy ureston children, if like part time job after 12:90. |< OAKi oe PLACTERING TRUCKS, TRACTORS
with Rev. Tom Malone of No adjustments wil! be civer ivery. collections or solic to | pres tor orkin= _e~-eri-| Will graduate in June joa FI —— , ENT
. ting. Interment in Parkview without ft . terested? ‘Thea ean PECeC. | cmos © Petes Free Dee | oon ee Pe Tee with refer: | joe” FLEMMING FLOOR LAY: | D_ Meyer. CEM} ia “\s Too Prev SRO. ren Makes
Was fe in otete ai the apartes Closing time for advertise. axset no SMALL | © feaue tne ef ahety anes: | GIRL. | Rb 14, ene, Seaen be — PPE 24 ahaa 188 Eat. | ROBERT BH CEAPIN oS aie Bump Trucks
Griffin Punera) Home. s ments. containing type sizes FIN ANCE _¥r' s-dea". .* Ta Huron, Age mm persen.| S40 ehiidrer. 14 Parkhurst. FE) TIO(SE R _and heating Phone FE S34" Ponti Farm and .
ag agp Te ced ip type te pe aac Oo — (WAITRESS WANTED. LIBERTY HOUSECLEANING OR OFFICE Bulldoring. ERASING ~ Saws—|_awnmowers Industrial Tractor Co.
ea roquots as” ; . | r Saginaw ng. excacatin Aceurate’y sh . Ww Cham
beloved husband ef Mrs. “aise 't! |B reviews to publication. GC : Ecperienced bookkeeper. Must de | 18 WOMEN . TO OBTAIN SIGNA- | faowno ee mai Sen and driveways FE | deriain. aiheo a OPE ONG ig
Kerrell b. ‘Porte ec = Dae -_ Transient . orpora 10n shee Typing and. handling ot Selle. Can et inatin. petitions, No, OR 3080 = MT RO | thao aL LTERATIONS & iiws PILED 1s ROCK SERNE | VWants euling PE 44008 rev
Merrell D. Petrie. Mrs. B. Dow | | pe canceled ‘Ip to 00 me bl. celisciion Past’ bare food ‘pes | “eur Teauir easily make $10 sgiMBOGRAPHING TYPING GEC | _Ptlrs. All kinds EM aby, RE) _2804 Jones nood ON > i821
Bete; dear brother of Mrs. Mary day of publication 22730 Woodward Ave, Ferndsie. reat 42004. Pay. a at Sy. BS Taq re 1006 “Pontiac State | “retarial Service PM 3-9 .2. ASON & CEMENT NT WORK. ree | SAWS T. AWN MOWERS bar Seah oe) RATES s
sler, wnell ASH WANT AD Michigan a a Wisuitnas “ALSO CURTAINS, work guarant 3) har ag serve, seu: ©)
ee eel |r oe SOR eae, veby Wanted | Cashnaan Ba ocr | TS thers ar Sr’ ante bac Ae BAO Tr | vouiaan wgrine aE TE waaaaaaamaaaannanaaaae Washi nd & iRSwiNGS_AND Ade -AN SEPTIC 17 ;
: eld Baturday. April 11, at the 3 61.23 $1.68 82.52 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Fx COUPLE WANTED. 3 aretching LS curtains PE toot net making. FE P3000 ~ ian cam SURO RDAR Orion, mi ey age Agents for N. American Van
fin Chapel, at 11 AM 160 313 abe RIENCED WAITRESS. FA- ROOM FUR- | ning curteins. FE iv] pete nes. Large vans where in
Interment at White Ceme s yee 312 488 Fl noreL oR CLUB COOK. MusT gmous Onl 26 Lime netp. “Pontiac "Rochester WHITE WOMAN WISHES DAY | “hove ‘rais CEMENT WORK: thee TRIMMING AND REMCY | Une grates. tek service re
kmott will lie in - 240 433 6.48 have references. Porter or handy-;, EXPE RIENC CE tgTICiA are tiec, Rochester work. 50670. ood ir . Ca A custom al. Free extimate FE 46805. FE | 5-8562 341: fe
280 04080488 man MY 26193. Lake Orion, for west side Tullvor pact a. Midwest _¢£206 WIDOW DESIRES POSITION | +002” Ss eee —
. } 1 || neeECTOA’ EEPEAIENCED On| SRS, ™& 3 bop. b> gid os IP YOU LIKE TO © DRAW SKETCH in m cs home. School aged | 34, ioc eOual __| Ree TRIMMED OR REMOVED aaa & Decorating 20 20
: 0.73 ||. surface plate and (Production 3-9225 after 6 7 pl eceretige Micon est | OA 8-3561. | rons job too small FE 18157 No fob to large or to small.
Smelt precision “titesdy | EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER instruction otuma Wi g AND | PLUMBING AND poet Fe On =| PAINTING & DECORATI
work. apply M. C eactos cock, 463 Aubera Av REAL ESTATE SALES. ar HEATING i.
Co it ioduawoed Rane tars | ~ Ep peri * men Jor “expanding organization | WHEL DO TYPTNG "MY HOWE 5 erin on Bookkeeping & Taxes t ollie META
Orion. Experienced Waitress Pree a tremendous new sales bg i | ee ni > = = tee ate. FY
MAN (FOR. FARM HELP. 2000 W. A in a Hilly Acres Dat rogra er. experienced. ———— —_— ASTERING. NEW i ee ED HAWLEY TAX ACCOUNTANT Sonteniet PAINTING ~ WALL
w. | ATBar. ‘asd “w. Maple. heomgean | ac a a qualities "= work 25 years “AND RE: 1001 Argyle CFE 3-2002 ane a. ccnaaumg Ap
MARRIED | ec POR DAIRY EXPERIENCED | CHECKER. BE | +180, enimmearatets | Building Service 12] Sciata Posen’ voce reemeasin Dressmaking. Tailoring 16 3k building maintenance. CASH.
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Crouse’ Farms at Hartland. Mich. | Slee Instructions | A-1 PLASTERING SERVICE, Com. ee ee | ee se ark Seer Fou
‘ _ Meranda Rese Sratleble. Poone per tons Kitchen. Must Mate Gane: ACCORDIONS LOANED 2 _workmanship. EM "3-2030 J oxnages ax MOvER ANG” “gut EOE, FREE Fe Ci eet en Canon ari. ur.
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ia tke Mice aoe ae ___ Help’ Wanted A M ale MEAT MANAGER WANTED. portation rs Bar.,M 39.| beginners Lessons po kre gh 4 “a BASEMENTS “OR POOTINGS. oe DRESSMAKING AND ALTERA- | - a ,
} : e Hunt, Mrs. a 6 ‘non na~ ood working cont. GRADUATE AND UNDER GR home. Accordions also sold, all Cement ort tm meats servic y $2768. 16 Palmer. nterior Painting
df Group, Porest ard Orvile ~~~~ | tiom. Vacation with pay. Apply wate nurses fo 1 GRAD-| sizes at factory prices OR 35-9466 Gabe no 5-96501. - STOPPE RIS < Sancti aa ing 1 Pape r F washing.
Sone Get heen heen eee | CONTACT MAN. 1. estates tea ais, | Beate” ves for regular and fe cor oRED M=N~ WANTS WORK | ADDITION! ERATIONS. RE- On 302i if ts | See eee lade! AOA} P*Pirec"asements painter ary."
wil be eta "Fase pen at A satiete concern has om opening .- 1p. m Ne Food Store. 984 | - — oe , soloraoens re- of any kind Good at carpentry a Abe new hemes. MA-| — a ee i ae wer COR er] ae ue eiek
ees-Sip' 3: @ sales d opening —* = : , : Mone.
votticietin nia Rigby Leighton | ‘les offers outstanding” ops pPOr oe _ JOURNEYMEN | Housewives. INCREASE YOUR 'F You LIKE To DRAW. seercn| \SPH ALT PAVING Rage: oer ence seat —— re sont Fg Fesee,
” mill Necy. Mr. Westingl out aetee@ salary, avers bens Rapid | “ PLUMBERS ae sore dressen and! nylon in or emt write for Telest Test| oriveways and parking atess. Cash Shingles. siding flat roof. recoat- | “eee — «PAINTING AND DECORATINO,
| oapttparesay a. hes Dhol git wi | sain ore ral. Sonus ps) woes Baek No seen’ anodeenty ton Fee) Give age and occup@-, or terms. Free estim ; ing and re PHA terms. Flan. GARDEN i PLOWING AND > LIGHT Mason Thompsou
Home. pes-Sipie feed cainey program. Guar- ‘ ingham and Pontise pot “every = OR 3-7 Write Box 17 Pontiac Press. asphalt Paving =e oat W.' ders 1 reverse charges ting wicinity of Crescent Lake.
WHELIANS, APRIL Toot ase tuto alliance ls is the onus plus | §'°'pornten’ Co 167s E. Maple a vita eRe gon tame 70 REAR PROM ATTEN 1ON RECLAIMED Fe sae te oe ANGING —_
cS 7. 1, . Maple _feliable men w train to i NT ’ “ALM xG BY
E40 ; ‘ i Se the top Dar pate Crooks: Rd. : LADY “TO CARE “FoR sMa LL | ‘e can : + a . = GARDEN Te “BY THE LOT | 25 years — —_ reason-
eke eee) KPa See | Seto | sae eee ee) Sere cee | Sk eae eee MATERIAL | gen Pome rae: =
ae Prick’ dear father of Mrs. Kari $02 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. Fer ses facaciment nee = eee | ment, Mest paired Soe b.s00e, Pree estimates, Glass 6 Blocks ae a pL ON ches Til es cee eye DECORATOR ork,
Ro nae ay buberville, | BARBER WANTED PART TIME, | rete fewshcs diane 1c epem Joly “LADIES cee eles No 1 BLOCK “AND AND — CEMENT |: sre doofs "8a each burn Heights. Roy 3. Cook. FE| Cail Edwardes, MY 3og7a 18
seal, wituans dont | evenings seturdaye. PR bod,| git Ben 92, Pontiac Press cn sees Sat Sromaee mo | Bete eB ERDEN PLOWING PAINTING’ PAPERHANGING AND
, Eo April rt re. Lo ime ahift. Oey ene cer ; ton, Fr 5. 3 wARTED. NON UN- x on. established lecal corpo- fea Test. Box ‘Rick. BLOCK -AND ~ CEMI : ef oat, “Tartene nnd teraie: a8 power Ligeainees ela pre end ot
& ide pm cae eee | 2% aCdad Sakeuucsmas eanrie | uals as openings for several) _ 11. Pontiec siege work Also chimneys, No job too |. BRANDON LUMBER ment, FE 43371 Pai
ae ee Interment CEMENT BLOCK LAYERS. MUST Must be union’ must be fast Soren oe 3% : Ph wr ee suas AND SUPPL 7 . a ad bet een tx
7 walk Yor ha hee as tae Wen | ae a Mee. Meet rietnny |Pontiee end | beure deny, 8. dar Ot Ker | Work Wanted Male 10 ee Oe OE a Pike. ne Y CO. ee ™ remove an es
_Biple Punerat fc ee ae re in Auburn Heights, n_E._3-4520 The work {is interesting, dignified | ““~“~“~~ ace c. A gene 5 STONE, eos. <2) Mill 8. Ortonyitie Decorato
aye io MAN FOR TOO. AND ROUTE SALESMAN | #3 a iterriew” dome to our VAILABED DMMEDIATELY. |} Seer Sees IERY WORE. | 0 O_INYDER Soa | eT ee ot all kinds, FE ne DECORATING. ooRR
Card of Thanks 1, contacts. EM 3-3089. - ~ a 2 branch office at 1203, Lincoln silos plating’ solu lab. non-ferrous SS. . Ss. cunting and timeking — * ¢-er7. | £0088. -
WHOLESALE Soeatie nee Hie Tea Co has fa Revat daily. between fetry ‘drawing. ex CEMENT w RESIDENTIAL, _ 5-0502, ~~ ROTO-TILLING PAINTING PAPERING & PAPER
‘plumbing salesine Se eeteetiened a'm. and 2 p.m. Ask for Pub- perience. MI 42047. nd ol p ere Ea P timates FE 57000” femoved Rf
uF pluen é tesin 068 15 wy] home s#rvie. route. in Pont lie Relations Director: ; . | Fons ree estimates.) | TRENCHING ~~ : ow GARDE _ Witte. © easonable Charlies
Miles 8. of Ortonvill and surrounding territories. —~ MAID FOR GENERAL, Cookina. CARPENTER VEARS OF & - __James Weakland. | pootings field tile. and lines. i Sortow, Fuow OAnDE ‘ =
EXPERIENCED BODY MAW. pliant ronst be local residents. home nights exeept when need anes PE 17-0974 CONCRETE wee ot hour ATR. OR 7640 weter _@rading end teveling OR 37308. _- PAINTING Int INSIDE 1 OF FREE
mer —}~ Salary commission i "ed $302 week. references, ARPENTERY. CABINET WORK. y eae ANtEe - piAataal ne =.
ERPERIERGED woot Parscee | cell cocertcs cd vaitine yeti. es MY) odd. jebe PR wie ? FE 20077. . WA Lp tae sr NEW Laundry Service 18 PAPEERING Si AINTING
& Sg I — ers. Haynes in @ ful’ 8 hours work ng Se ott 10 AID “GENERAL, MUST LIKE CABINTT MAKER & ChRPENTER. _FE 3 enings.| ~~ Ann nen wean mrrek & COMMERCIAL
' rmingham. c= gre all ite expenses fur- | ehilare, Live th MA_€9663. Ritenens now Bh | a babar Ae eo ie ~) Fe ner FE LEN Wa wrt WABRING Lia. ba ra ares
EXPERIENCED Wastt —_, compen: All personne} WANTS NisH. would lke to Bid om prefect for Wom
man wanted care os Philips, Wedneaday rom 10-00 rE oa OF ; Busine work. FE Rae ct 6 "OR 35206 ;
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—SEXPERIER CRD Pune, cm PLUMBER. | fits tenograp oe os eeneee Services | WALLPAPER Mag Dg
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3 Fon HOnwaT | Ports Gone oi aw Asphalt Combi , woRK.——-+- —_ ~ Ov ae . %
. om uF OR, HOR MIT | Paring Cr 2000 Dinie Hev. | to} om ination. : ‘A PLIANCE SERVIC pr | CRANES tx ‘SERVICE. it
tate. Must have car Comptometeér-T ts. AN “ Com) wo building and matn-
. person Apply in| gat we ypis valli makes gera- on 3-0767
"Peary Mount ‘par Ov: “wl «=: JOSEPH =F RETSZ ha, cm oR ISD Resconsnie 74 ran tose washers, Jit’ (
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Fr tools | tiac Press ‘ ‘ . rooms. sera tubbe:
ie Beacon Bim! arot oar on | ae Renbey ; eM oy anit” WATTONAE 4 faagr Lit WORK. | tions complete spartment ‘altera- ~ i Ls TR REACHING one ay = r
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rb. GRINDER WAND pee cane ere. Gon” commen APPLY EDEALY eae | eee et * F att * _o— | See yt a Rigel
‘Do : i need onl Act at ocnpectintte FE 53-6838 : PET TCE MAKra OF FOUN : me
alae fohns Deniele Manufactorine |. Mette rtimen Beers =| PONTIAC_MOTOR DIV. Buber. MAN sesh AND. TCA ARP Bs NE Sieg a has ol gps iAWne RARER. 5 toned
Srdeat | . tes net nes- care We will . ‘ “ or sim EL PE 23908 Sink tops repaire store, Genera! Pye & peed sae -
rain you Phone OR 3.0614 E+ wi Tier, sed wall coverings ricietalied. Ortice 8 iv Co. ve ok ~. LANDSC - “AND fac geo
seek emere 2 ft ve
For S 1 i@
oor ees Sinle ale ady in Pontiac ‘OPENS WASP Pog OES.| Glenwood Ave Press! Refrigerator; real. MAN
L_ HOME’ - | estate . fe 1g sy De owt lowest rete.| Saeub Charles Heyward, PE CARPENTER WORK —ALTERE-
, «Mee Phone FE aaa is yi boars Pontiac, Mich. EN bad Live
rigs ganna one i 5 .
4 Seca titre acm or — : = pigeons BOER ATs REACH BUYERS for ance 8:30 pm.
with | sppoint~ Personnel Dept. Expentence: | brik KR | a 2 tm aa
oad Ar wine eam shaw” tes” | Beet eee“ ae i LS
chain saw.
LETe LA wi bailing © aa Kent
Pig ia tear agi) EAVES TROUGHING | ti
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HOME |
MITCHELL!
furniture wpholgtering, 4 &. Teie-
Thomas Upholstering
a E 5-8888
ad ge Ln
Arm wrt Watch. “Valuable Neo:
take, rd
ee valuable Sunday aight
at Pontiac Biro tn Reward
FE. +2"!
es i! fay of # ind holy aba vic juron @
Aprti "or PR 20619 after
_¢ pm Lost: ;
email. Bap Sl studded collar. Vi-
= “ao Market. Reward.
Cost: 1 SMALL BLONDE COCKER _ spaniel. Reward FE 3-8418
WILL THE PA () the Boston
the of
Ror) at AND A AX water clear nase t —
ends w "Wanee
LA _.Wanted to Rent 29
SER 2 te oe ies ot Bat terrasse core needed ily rental agent, FE
Qualinec .enants tu
service
se
_Reany € ee RESPONSIBLE
pote ‘professional cou-
ple is saonthe landiord th wi similar v'
ith op-
Copper-
Co. FE Call Mr tion to
bape Pearce Floral
aos —+
WORKING COUPLE WANTS
cnek ons Dh acter pretat
gr avese! ei Sasierais expos
between 5
~ house
Me wet rd area. Middienged
. Reference 40045.
_ stor, FE 43361
Share Living Quarters 30
GENTLEMAN To hated 5 hee)
West side
Girt Hag SMALL share with girl in
_$-1373
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32
CASH for CONTRACTS|*_
Bee ee oe ere nate came of
tract. . We have of
funds ae our dis con.
tracts at reasonable discounts
168. w Mure rE +6402 Realtor Opgn Eves
ASH R Pee eeetate
| ard ——— Dizie Hwy
OR }-
Cash Waiting |
Gr Sarnecs e.pervecey ors cae
A. ‘A. JOHNSON, Realtor
FE 4-2533
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
upon the expiration of days
a a Bereof. Deted” Apri!
NOTICE 18 ¥ GIVEN THAT
Boat x mies are te-| 20. e@ premises are lo- eated at : to M Liquor
of Commission for a club li-
to sell r wine and
ind that it is the intent of the
fing ge - grant « cense e
pi 10 days from date
ereot. _ April 12, 1954.
» WEDD DDINO INVITA $8. : service. Srthertend . Rtvtine ” ure
for any de’ e by any
other than myself. Jack C. Gille-
biand = 121 foreland Ave, Pon-
- ae itch.
ON ND APTE.. THIS DATE.
Apri 13, 19 T will co. be re-
sponsible for any other “debts con. racte4 than adie" § tre Md ls | other
Henry C 8m 110 N Holeomb
Clarkston, Migh. . :
Tt eam offe my talents to
$n exctus}ive, country club.
Dl and arra ice complete din-
large par
re- Holes and
ties that your guests will
member cam
Wtd, Child. to Board 26
goa & CARE ed LICENSED CASH
Lake conPmacr
Nicholie i Harger Co.
BW. Phone FE
home.
K. L. Templeton, Realex
: PE 26223 783% Wo Huret
Unlimited
finished
J ey fries PE 2-000
“Bud” Miller Francis E.
Realtor
% MORTGAGES — ON feted oe OR SUBURBAN, ay =
'%% acre with 100 ft. frontage,
appraisa’ or E
S 2 hel: CHAR
pare ie ae WE HAVE
At our dis to purchase new
c for our
clients, See _ me be! ou sell.
ASK FO‘ BOS M
REALTY CO., REALTORS PERATIVE MEMBERS - Ome ren Eveniner ong ey?
Wanted B Real Estate 32A
— hum |
oes, are res Realtor 86%
WE ARE SELLING ALL or OUR
ee ~ ere ur-
fate a gol a h—
give eat complete se’ “eg We
fection sand -— turnover Will
or call
Bell—To Trade
You aa Fe wer AN {tT
|
Open Eves. ‘tl 9 Sun. 10-4
1g W.- Huron :
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH
POST OFFICE
|e NEED ee as toe
ROY KNAUF Realtor FE 2-742) 32-7421 | 36% W. Huron
erty fs sales at ie
{ ee we have the buyers wait-
sales cal!
Russell Young REALTOR
‘wi ft | at w urn
aad | 22 Eves
Want, ito Sell? Have easenee clients at present
time property. Sun ‘ti &
dave casi custu vr for 6 room
bome on acres of land
Fruit orchard preferred 4
Call J <A. Taylor. Realtor FE
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33 OPP PBLOA A OPM A or sound advice and quick |
. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1054
Wanted Real Estate 324). | | ‘SLICE OF HAM .
UIET Cy
36 W_ Tennyson PE 54-8063.
- sixaaaee ‘Room Teen MODERN |
ke front ed
midd! . OR 3s iT.
PLFASANTLY LOCATED. 3 MIN- ‘wn si w Froom
} GIRLS. noom FOR 2 WORKING Reach nd board or share
any beds, _¥E +0396.
iM. FOR 1 OR? GENTLEMEN
— Poet town. FE 28820. 41
rye a FOR Gir
coeae am 8 rence. stove snd Dous- rator i
las PE 40713 or FE ¢3181 SLEEPING ROOM BEDS. clean. 324 Nelson.
Rooms 1 VERY
LARGE ROOM oeies
__ #1319, 4100 Elisabeth Lake Rd
{f ROOM FURNISHED ON BUS
ine: Ma referred, 600 Robin-
rLanoll ROOM AND KITCHEN ette. Nice working ara’ Lake Newly
_Gecorate. 3'8 Orchard
ROOM FURNISHED APART-
ment Couple only 430 N -
_nhaw
2 7 ROOM FURNISHED APT MEN
only. 1234'S _ Johar
7 ROOMS AND BATH COUPLE. enly 6 Norton, :
GAS §& E AND NEW
ro ‘ideire: share Fath $10 week.
Moptealm,. one biock from
Fisher's
wi Boos CARs “PURNISHED winter Kitchen facil
tee + eee" Simcboded im rent.
7 & 3} RMS. TOTS WELCOME. RUSSEL. H_ YOUNG RENTAL AGENCY FE 41444 _
ROOMS NEWLY rated Good references No chil-
dren. 1309 W. Lawrence,
J ROOMS AND BATH. ADULTS only. In city. MY 2-196 3 ROOM _— FORNIERED 30 entrance. REpublic
y90 96 Dequtadre
J ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. le FE
ferred No hildren. Private en-
trance cod _170 8. Shirley. _ ¢ ROOV er a
_te 8 p a
APT FURNISHED.
ss 28% «8. Edith.
wipes _powmrows. CLEAN 3 2
room couple. ¢ ,
private © drink’
After 5 p.m, PE 40171,
CHILDREN W Zz. ‘ROE 3
m. modern apart™ents Elec-
tric refrigeration Utilities fur-
ay % Dixie Hway 0!
CLEAN} ROOM APARTMENT. - Working couple only. Noe drinkers.
Call after 4. 440 N. Saginaw.
| CPE 85-7335
ORION jn town, 1 rooms,
trance and bath. MY
PARTLY | PURNISHED. 4 ROOMS Logs ate entrance. adults otto
PE BACHELOR HOME, 23 LEXINGTON
Place. PE
eee _ EAT AF MOR.
evra NER EAR TROIS.
good meals Near Pontiae & Pisb-
ore PT 20318
{00M AND BOARD POR MEN. PR reiking distance to > Pontiac Motor | 4«73 EB. Mansfield
ROOM AND BOARD 38 % CHAR HOW’? ,
Coaiencead Homes 38A RRA
2% HOUR NURSING CARE FOR tients. elient meals.
ee 0 i casensersel avall-
staff. Rates.
39 ——w Hotet Rooms NE SL
HOTEL AUBURIN
New! decorated
6-8126
Rent Stores
OG 40x100 CORNER
Rds.
FE_ By week Also
eas rates FE
40 al
8
yke
|\STORE sPAce Eg eo 200 Voorhies. PE 2-0281
40 SQUARE FEET WOODWARD. = ee Utilities furnished. “Here's the salt—and I heard you the first time!” j
Comes
For Sale Houses 43
= Be
:, ANNETT OFFERS
G. I. Bungalow
Attractive 2 bedroom bun-| minum apg screens, fuu paccenonst | with of] b and
Com mete.y
foot fenc- |
Lake Privileges Unusually attractive 3
olotial home a room ©
rivuie ree oo coat wie al |
|
i bed- | |
reation area. 2 car garage.
paved street. $15,760, term
4/2 Acre Nursery mod-
ern come idea) aor country
a located min alee
from Pentiac, Living room
with, netural f fireplace. an
a full anemone” bare!
oo oni foe a ever, : e
irees $10 500, $4,506 down. ,
Bloomtield tighlands Ultra modern 3 bedroom, ranco home. Outstanaing tea- |
tures include enn ying |
room 11x23
terrace 6x20, Seoper plums:
re elu. Te at Toe ¥ iD-
lot pouioe with attached I's onal arage.
Tou. terms +
lake Area i
Modern 3 bedroo: ranch
type briek built in 1982, Car-
peted living room with nat-
ural corner fireplace cera-
mic tile bath, modern kitch- |
en with fan and garbage |
disposal. basement, oil
ssumese heat. Breezewa
garage. 00x
[ to sell.
Pine
g
Roy Annett Inc.|
2% F Ruro ‘deral me)
Open Eoeuaags and Sunday 1-4
|
For Rent Miscellaneous 42
NT MIXERS. _WALLPAPER steamers, — eee. 4
sanders
71-9080. Corner of Walton vd. a
Perry,
For Sale Houses 43
Rent ‘Apts. U Unturnished 4
’ . LaARGS ROOM AND KiTcl AND KITCHEN-
ette
Apt.
7 Rooms _very . clea, yt N, Saginaw, |
3 3 ROOMS STOVE AND —
erator op bus line.
stores, 890 Robinwood.
24 HOURS
For your equity
home or farm ‘all
the phone
befo ou
deal. We mean business
Edw, M. Stout. uRealie:
77.N Saginaw st FE 5-8165 Open Eve. ‘till 6:30
FURNITURE Non
home or
es way econ sale
for
~ Wed. Miscellaneous, ri
CASH AVAILABLE For homes now covered by GI or
PHA je agebyoke hd
terested in
potpeerl ollie: oo pm Dead pool
us at once.
Francis E. “Bud” Miller
Realtor
DOING BUSINESS AS STONE
| 0 to 8 daily Sun. 1 to 8 pm
"19 J seb ___ FE 20340
mck CASH.
il buy or oat your house.
of condition tf net ee eee
“putea SV Se @
“GREEN LAKE OFFICE
i peo | caren
och Seats & rm ‘| TON "Shen "ere APT. NEAR PONTIAC,
and hot water furnished,
. $85 monthly. EM aa
RENT FOR HOUSE
gon for repa.ring. OL 13872,
LARGE LIV LIVIN 5 Roou WITH DIN-
roa ee L. 2. 5, ATS oSeoe bedrooms, kitchen
ON Sora SEES 3 OR 4 room apt. for Heat ants —
with references La orth atte
gas furnished. FE ¢
ON WOODWARD AVE 7 SOK:
field Hills Adults on.y, MI_4-4253.
PLEASANI 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
for ' er 2 refined edults.
_FE_ 5-0416.
Rent Houses Furnished d 35
160
Lake
2 ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
pela Road. MY 2-0472
furnished. Lake privileges. 2 chil-
_dren welcome. MI 4-i721.__
? ROOM CABIN. CHILD _WEL-
MY 34 1, weekly. FE 2-088! or
~ “$ors WELCOME. Kh. YOUN? RENTAL PE 41444 4 « 5 RM RUSSEL _ AGENCY,
4 Ficitane J WEST sIDE LARGE
stos yr iaitene, eareae, : . = ‘WE 8.4032 $100 8
¢ ROOMS AND BATH FE 2-2946. ———~
7 Baa ape BRICK HOME ON A
e downtown com-
plete t and nd “enceltentiy fur ae |
sie M. Stout. Realtor} - ad: =
——— y
EFPICTENCY CABIN
Dixie Hwy,
LAKE FRONT ROOMS ATTRAC-
tively furnished with all modern conveniences. Fotced air ofl fur-
nace pret ok water hedter. Avail-
eel Rows ——
$000: See Mr. emitn *”
,|Roy Annett Inc.
~ Sal. re bait before
two ote ‘or share al Rey o ig 4 A ~
oe mee ine. FE) A HOME OF YOUR
Haat Pr. PRIVATE ADULTS OWN e
20x20, Sey RNMENT TRAILER $750 Down
ay io o Christinns PE | east side near Longteliow school. --________ | 3 bedroom; home. price $5,300. a ROOM APARTMENT ADULTS |
_only. 48304,
to .
ele RENTAL mi
7 BEDROOM HOME PARTLY |
,4 [Nex Waterford High , An excellently 2 bed-
"Stay, "Stach oat ee wi .
scastereata Prefeb ga- walls. rage ceptlavie. $10,060. ——
| Two Family Income Excelientiy
conv to Eastern Jr.
bus and 8 s and
See it, do *bi = in ‘ , do ble garage.
oiiviag end od 80 sell.
A Neat & Clean Hi Lee “Near M
& * coon earpeted wine z
ted walls, full basement -GAS
eat garage.
Must SS Shs Trade . Commerce Area, 2
erty TODA
$950 Down
Good 4*2 room bungalow te 7
= e bedrooms, 14x rad toe
barked) kitchen, en tea ots.
ed at tate. See
WE BUY AND SELL
LAND CONTRACTS
NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. .33 W Huron @t. Ph. FE 58-8183
Open 8:30 “til 830
TTRACTIVE ROOMs, BATH ang utility. 3° miles — town.
$2300 down, FE ?
A Bargain For Cash. 5 rooms, bath utility room, run-
hing eral’, hardwood. floors, $4:
Commerce Lake area
EM ein. days ‘ik 3:30,
ACREAGE and pads acres on Hospita!
Road rooms modern except
tub onty $4,950 with .
,AUBURN HEIGHTS Ove half acre with nice 4 room mod wee © vith basement. Nice
and marcos:
SSRs Fisse coun “
CARROLL. iG) ‘PORRITT
26% Wen Huron
A: Solid thome fora
Solid Family
wef ner ceanvarans. ted ere-. saurre ‘oot is user and comforta:\e, Rambling
> a ety Soe
ith Pi: Poo
Nitehen. living and
Se § $i PE 2-7194 |.
Roger B. Henry i
ALL MODER
go Harbor, soe. down.
4 room. 1'y" acres, close to Clark-
4 room, Clarkston, 2 acres, |
room house, “modern,
ee down.
dd 4 rooms, close in. $700 wD.
GEORGE MARBLE,
REALTOR 626 Andersonville Rd Waterford |
: Phone OR 3-1268
1VE -AND CLEAN | ro home, with st tion. 860 Scot ERE vl
eere, Good” Leake Ra —_—
S frit poets:
punt low price.
wn. Better
Sizzling Buy In a apo per “condition inside out. 4 bath, basement
= dern emen
Timken Air
sutomatic conor heake
p> | One Half Acre In tmmaculate condition in-
side and out. Two 13 ft.
bedrooms, 18
room. modern step
kitchen beautifully
sumporch and new
re Automatic a.c
mbraced with stately
Only $0,250 easy terms.
Kampsen
Realtors FF, 4-0528
372 8. Telezraph = Eves & Sun.
animal Real Estate ‘Exchange
“BUILD NOW let us Huild vou a new home now
best bor and matertal.
Plans and motels to choose from
Financing arranged
FO RORABAUGH
FE 2-583
Office Ww gs
Lake Ra win’ ie on abd
; k to W , rr on een BR: of} farnace - er
cupboards. Some fur-
Seton tae” epertttetty a ter ately er": mente teas 40.
v —
in—_
at ee For Sale Houses 43 PR ORLELNLS e St AL tl at
SY OWNER, 4 RO M BUNGALOW,
2 extra lots, frontege 120 ft,
large iiviny room and dinette
space, carpeted, > Ve-
netian blinds, gas heat, two car
garage some it. Will eell fur-
nished Kemps, Drayton
. 3 Eas. o: weigb-
scaies
sv OWNER. WEST SIDE. 4 ROOM sil modern alow. New oil
——— ————, A cc hot Aang
iinds. 3 F100. Pay equity.
BRICK TERRACE
—) large rooms with new wall
carpeting it
ea =
| Acre—
an
EASY to ‘kk your car
EASY to do PG, : with, us.
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor
FE 4-052] GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS HAVEN OF REST
1717 8 Telegraph. Open Evenings
Co-operative Rea’ Estate cxe
DEXTER ROAD | 1 2 bedroom modern home towards
Rochester. ‘4, acre lot with back |
Wo" season 2 car garage. 87,-—
ie Reasonable terms,
EL IZ. LAKE ESTATES!
. a Saari |
LAKE ESLATES |
bedroom brick in
ak 1Z. 4 \Kr ES| ones
room home with 4 bed partitioned
= aneled in ceder Oil
at, o
ing room
2 car soree* Corner iocation
with extra lot. $17,900 with terms.
HAYDEN. 26% W. Hurop st
—______ Open "Evenings
~ DRAYTON PLAINS _ rooms. Mode Toom
type home. reg trom
the bus 2 bea
payment
_ days, PE 4-143
Brick Income 10 APARTMENTS plus
beauty shop. An income of
$8000 per year Close to
downtown tn good west side
rental district <The net in-
oa for this
years Terrific investment at
39.500. Appointment please. |
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 18 W. Huron—Open 0-0
Phone FE 37103 or FE 1-0934
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
einen Two | BEDROOM BUNGA-|
1962. Large living |
en. @F at
ment recreation ares modern conveniences $85 month on |
$10,880 ~§=balance om equity,
Off Airport Rd Call OR |
3-8084 for appointment
ee LINES ©
: CRAWFORD
Agency
HOY ABOUT THIS? |
re
furnished home Just un-
2 oa your bags and start living tn
, $1,200 Spal own home for oniy
dow
Ab RANCH BRICK | See this new 3 bedroom ranch home. |
Beautifully finished throughout
Full basement with recreation
— 2 car plastered garage See
now!
‘fHE MOST IMPORTANT INVEST-
MENT oe SHALL EVER MAKE
THE. ONE YOU MAKE IN
Us HELP
8¥ be 'T JUal THE RIGHT ONE |
2141 vn aue Open Eves
‘BROWN | FOR
Realwr
kit.
Water and |
ell interior studding Lake priv- | fleges. Close in. Priced at only
$1400 down “New FHA two bed- room bh tb with ‘y= 7
entrance." Ot) furnace,
windows and man-r
eepratee Payments are aly!
Mo. See this one for more.
ones for your money. Price only |
sliding 4
fine
“Two family,’ 6 rms. |
wn, and up,
for $18 per week | an eens eokgomal |
dition “Here is @ true vatee.’
$11,800 Lovely Colonial Lake home | ched gar. pase: basement. of! furtiace and
is in excellent condition. Tefms.
@ visit & look over our)
Photo-listings. Convenient |
| ipo de right at our door. Mem-
Pontiac ae atv |
Listing Exch. Open an
be w Huron
C-CLARK LAKE FRONT BUY 5§& room imod-
Lek FE 2-4810 H. BROWN, Realtor | |
ern st Lots e Beautiful
view overlooking lake. natura!
fireplece, 2 bed: +. room
r a third basement. f ce
uto. hot wate: You'll like it and also th low price $7.-
with $2.500 down.
|, CRESCENT LAKE. Neat 5 room
bungalow carpeted living and din-
ing room oi) furnasr
rooms, well —_—
e storage space
$6. ith $2. down A real
buy if you have $2,900. j
TRADE FOR 6 ROOM MODERN
PREE.« CLEAR CITY HOME
This 4 family tmeome built in
1947 showing a monthly income
of $255. Owner's it
has 3 t have you?
Your home will likely e the down payment
EAST SIDE. Neat 2 bedroom Boe
ern: — Pally modern, Biack-
Near Yellow Cab Only
7.960. Sa tarme, _ |
= op Cr Goes ee
to you and you hat
erty sell, before you give Ws a call, one of our cash ers may be your erty or we ma able to ar-
range ® trade for you.
CAMERON H. CLARK PE 46492
¢ , 7 al ‘ hanee Co-operative Real Estate Exc! a wee Ene .
lendscaned
din! cL
Por sale by owner.
windows screens « sea SS love-
ty ser three eened
schools store gakep wae garage.
paved street.
5 room mode team furnace,
euto. water b: | large bedrooms
aod closets par bus.
Call for appointment. ROSE Mc-
LARTY. PE 32-3162.
EAST | SIDE ORBAN. N. LARGE
and Livernot ee $4,850 with $850
down $45 month,
RUSBEL!. A. * MOTT. WEALTY
170 W Pire
tek 7 FOR 8 BY . YEAR around ‘akefront home. 6 rooms
and ful) sement, oil
(oreed alt heat, good bor
beach, newly fp mamma
be inside, aluminum kitchen, -
‘and paper liv
aden for cal "day loctoy cay
FLASH! The down — has
reduced to on this 4 ~
room contemporary ranch home
located north of Rochester on 10
actes of ¢ Other features
include natural stone fire
Automatic of! heat, and
arage A bargain at $24,500.
erms W'll rade for pl pad
im of around Detroit. Call J. A
__ Taylor, Realtor, PE 42544.
PIVE ACBES WITH 6 ROOM|
home Two car garage, also op|
__black top road. EM 3-3853.
_ Four Bedrooms
An outstanding buy im es well
bullt seven room Insulated home,
blocks from down only a few
town.’ Full basement. — eet |
“two car garage and
Total poke ae —
substantial down pa
per month on balance.
hy. G. Hempstead. Realtor om East Huron Street
FE Eve FE 3131?
me (oLoRED FAMILIES
room house, with base-
acres. Stag outside city
mene ‘s. 000,
© ce A. Norr. " REALTY
5 FE 4¢-6005
Purnished including electric refrig-
erator. Mar =, acomne Good
condition Garage.
Eacolont ae essen just off
SUBURBA!. OME
- TWO FULL
| An outstanding b: oe $10,500 with
| cash to more Located toward
Rochester, Re gee an
acre of land . Of pavement.
nice jawn, eee garage. Home
ercelient condition. Beautiful
ment, dog kennel.
RANCH HOME
5060 DOW
eat and attractive gray shingle
fwo bedroom bun. \w with at-
tached garage and breezewa
; wated on lot 250, on paved road
' im city Hmits Total price $6,950.
VACANT (Nigel th a! :
1,500
| Newly decorated. ade mirror-
ike oak floors, full basement.
utomatic hot water dandy ga-
e, nice lot with shade and
landscaping. $8950 payments $60 age
mo.
HURON GARDENS
$8.55 -~TER
Neat -attrective. modern, two bed-
room bungalow, 24x12 on founda-
tion. Of] heat, screens and storm
windows. flush doors Sell or trade
on 2 to 40 acre farm
LAKE FRONT
98.500 TERMS
so Beawstul Loon Lake, off Dizie |
there is in the entire a —,
tiful spreading shade
is neat as wax & pote a giSnorere
-grookletih tol Sell of trade on
WE TRADE
DORRIS 782 W. Huron
GET. BACK TO EARTH OVER 2 ACRES flere is an rohagaat 2 bedroom
home compietely mod < with at-
— one car ga-
home
fust 2 WE SELL
& SON
bles tn
"SES tn Gan
There are apple trees, strawber-
This
responsible party. Sé¢e this today
BROS. | Built
oors, carpeting ip liv-|~
din: Toom bhatt. RED FOR QUICK BALE.
OSE HIGHLANDS TYPE
in 1060, 543 room individually
styled brick home of charm and
a7 u
with. natural firep.ace. Three
large bedrooms, tile . com-
t kitehen seven large cidsets,
‘ull basement, voareatie room,
oil heat, fully imsulated,
and screens 2 hes, 1% car pore
tached ga‘age and landscaped
ak sa
am Saeed are baw many * tile
STeeus
A oor JOHNSON, Realtor
FE 4-2533
1704 E. Telegraph Rd.
mene
$270 per = : ay gp with
ne wo to ot oe 4 ace elie sel
50. with goat | BEDROOMS yment and $48
jot hagtonstly pees zseaved
leges. Offe at sazseo wien ~ 23% Acres” —
$11,000 down. WORTH EVERY te pane
DOLLAR - you ft love it. CUCKLER REALTY
To Buy-To Sell-To Trade 26 N. w 0m YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT k.} :
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
($1000. DOWN)
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WILLIAMS
GI & FHA Spacious am ake dedroom RESALE. 2 bed low,| bungal up kiteh- Foungsiown bik kitchen, ceram ie tie 3°. a ge
eff Joslyn, sarees pei has roe pe =e od Located Bese ray
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SCHRAMM |2=3 == a — “TUG” BORST, Realt REALTOR 26% W. Huron st, Restor
FE 5-509] - S| 26% W_ Huron Eve, FE 5-250
G@. | ResaLE 2? B ’ k E N
__ $3,000 down FE bee
oF ete 3 BEDROOM MOD. MOD-
Se gem, ery nae. eS | Established 1916
a 6002. _ | NEAR FOUR TOWNS. acres with }bedrm. home, ud
pt fons with oll barn | E . for rid Ay ay Gl fenced mo ¢ landscaped. $18,560.
3% A 2-bedrm. suburbas rc hom.
MUST SELL ! ! fos Picture ‘window, Ta This face brick : soll, some =
fete aag O50 totedty | SET arm ™™* ot i ee nese ef” iheees one 2 ACRES. North of Pontiac, >
Gare “yer80 ord approki- ett aa with bath, hew mately down dining L ccnauen Tm. and
‘Thusin’’ Tages Now ‘where | t00Tatiie “needed. A" goed bur can ee rent a place, for 91. with $3,400
~ le ACRES. W of Pontiac . mere Sedeun hemes ce oe eo. 2 FOR THE living rm. full basement,
GARDENER. ai
coe See || ee ee ee ge sure te ses this one. 3 bed: $00. ~ . n- hoa rooms, also dining room and :
large 14x16 living room This 4 ACRES tween” =e perro rms and bai Venetian blinds
wails, fun neath, auto- furnaée I*eal for shop worker
See | own y- a
1 fo FOR YOUR R = Cail tor ‘your ‘appoint fond aarden, land. ¢ Tine. fal
struc Hag El be 4
miles to see eels * pos
ideal nome for a uarse tun | FTLOYD KENT, Realtor large ——— — seoveres
full basem oll hb Le
sessd "an baton used usar
« Only $2600.
GILES REALTY CO.
FE $6178
Humphries AN EXCLUSIVE LAKEFRONT
BRICK BEAUTY! Stunning ledge-
rock entrance hal! to paneled
ing rm. with pict. w
of the lake Stone fireplace wall.
Dinine froom and reamlined
kitchen with breakfast bar Cera-
mic tile bath and 3 lovely bed-
rooms. Lake level has recreetion
aes on a 100 104
SEE IT BOON. 86,000 do
handle.
Humphries Yes, FOUR BEDROOMS, in this
attractive 12 year old Tig story
bungalow. Full basement, big lot.
Bright & shining condition. Ideal
ly ated in Elizabeth ~id Es-
tates. near guarded
Humphries BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW with
extras galore! Carpeting and
drapes tncluded Just perfect con-
bright and attractive. 4 on
recreation rm at. Breeze-
way iM gar garage. agg yo
setting. A fenced corner ti for
i= $12 500 ter.s. Call fer appoint-
ment ,
‘Humphries | REALTOR FE 2-0474
| Coppersite eal Estate, Exchange
FE 618 goose. STARTERS (iixia BUILD. ings te
= laseinea, "wood poke Race! celotex ceilings. asphalt tile floors,
futty wired ‘reasonable. Call own-
_er OR 3-20830 0
HOME IN DOLLAR LAKE ‘8UB- division, Clarksten for informe-
__tion call MAple : |= Ww. Lawrence
WA PROWT -
Improved f mod-
bat tea’ 3 4 up. Intertor finished
Tek, ew ges turvace, .
and schoo’ i
Bi HIOHLANDS
Long and low all
3 bedrooms. model -
and tile bath.
mas Price nity =
be duplicated.
New brick vith
Tohn Kinzler. Realtor
“~ nos Teen Pe a
five Real
KNUDSEN _ WEST SUBURB AN oe
do 8 Sun 2 te Shon. 1872. or OR D170 $000 Dizie “Hightay Waterford
THE. PONTIAC PRESS, _ See eon ee 2 a
oe | ate :
WEDNESDAY; APRIL 14, 1954
MILLER _ NEW BUYERS
‘You don't have to wait to bu
BS y that
e or @ ame ull since
A [aergages’ eo on
facut E. “Bud” Miller
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MILLE ps * NO. SANFORD
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S. E. “Bud” sie
Realtor
DOING BUSINESS AS STONE
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bedrm.
beat HA. beak
Teens.
full DBemt., THE FOLLOW-
BY OUR FIRM , WITHIN THE
| 4431 Cheeseman St. Drayton
- 4 6336 Elm wood St__ Williams Lake For Sale Houses 43
“
| feen to be ‘for en appt.
DUPLEX BUNGE
as Ona Bs eb ores Shows better than 11 per cent
turn on
to sell
WARD E. PARTRIDGE, | vie |
Pamily
R. J. VALUET, Realtor
REALTOR, FE 2-8316
oe ee ee
SSS
~ RANCH “HOME
Practically breed new 24548 Ranch
home plus
rege. Lovely
re eA firepiac
Leg 100x280.
JOSEPH F_ REISZ
ING HOMES
LAST 39 DAYS:
2983 Lansdowne. Williams Lake.
| 4668 Rockcroft. Waterford
| sare Leop Lake Shores Dr.
re ) Maiden 8t.. Maceday Lake.
4445 Cheeseman &.. Drayton
3538 Lawrence Drayton
3546 Lawrence Drayten
3861 Frankman, Drayton
pat Poaeen. ore 4335 Cheeseman, Drartge
Ranch Home on outeeter cole. 1% iiifles
ee ee
F. C. Wood Co. 1725 Willams Lake Bq. OR 31235 Ope. a.m p.m.
r 6 OR 36008
Sa
js your careful tn-
; you") buy it Oniy
LAKE ORION — year
round comfort in this at-
2-bedroom modern
lake home. Sitauted on i.
wooded lot, With the |
in- back. Immacu-
t, ofl
~ wafls,
or small family. $1: ton ™ ——
Preni Lot ice | 3 Tod lente | first Moor 3 bedrooms up. Oak? ice specialigng in lke and sub. Separate utility building. | Goore ‘and Veneer Spare ae anpromeriy. large corner lot and garden Sak te tetee guiness Elizabeth Lakefront "pace Located off Co- $55 mo. ~ New 2 Bedruom home Plastered tumbia near a Quick L Cc LADD — Walls. Oak Moors. Beautiful large 2! Dossession. a ee ae oo rey 13x16. Full basement with
BARGAIN-BARGAIN Corner Ca’: Lake Rd. block busline. $18,000. Ye 1000 W 4296 yee Hwy - OR }-2361
$ DOWN . 1) RM. RANCH TYPE THEL MA M. ELWOOD Lee. bullding with 6 home. Pull basement. On 5124 Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd. & bath math downstairs. BD end "foxno0 tt 2 bedrooms. | PE $-1284, FE 4-3844. Open 9 to 7. in — beth Fares liv! room ao 8 room../ halted de
up. iBgeement with furnac Lovely k F.’ bath Oak SUMMER R AT HOUGH- |
pig Chom f heater’ fcc secs arage mt von | oan over night cabins a top. road and the rom and "on ‘half bas 100 ‘foot @. ——— Information, ES
— _-C LADD Vacant Fake. Frontage. base. | 82200) bow N-2 FAMII. Y 4286 Dixie Hwy OR 3-236 oe Whipple Lake Good ~ Vay frame ie ere Lk Rd ‘PE ' tot 114 ft. wide, 400 ft. butdine wi : _Corm. Cass Lake Rd, deep “Rot to iar from Ponuine bath down for $1300 DOWN on a Moaad ‘Ishinzg jake
= conan oh ig Gein onl room ant, west side met ee : le. ' 8 |
bath up. Pull be out with of City 1S Ee ate | OL C. LADD ; ne ol yments before s 3-236: |
eet subton aaa a nr stop at | jos Pome te% Se the
| 38a Prankman. Drayton 4371. Cheeseman. , Drayton
3848 Frankman. Drayton
36§ Prankman Drayton
3609 Frankman Drayton
3400 Hil St Mill Lake
6180 Sunnydale Rd.. Clarkston
«“1/ Cheeseman. Drayton
1297 Tull St.. Waterford Twp
2378 Georgeland 8t., Drayton
2461 Georgeland, Drayton
491 Cheeseman 8t.. Drayton
(900 Sandy Beach Williams Lake
3473 Manilla Ct. Drayton Piains
4461 Cheeseman St Drayton
PIpARMS AN AND Scnneor DEALS. THIS LIST SHOULD PROVE TO YOU THAT , 208, METHOD oF
OUR AREA GETS RESULTS.
WHITE
WEST IROQUOIS.
future reoms
nits WEEK’ a)
SPECIAL “T
| RORTH SU BU RBAN WEST SIDE
8 LOVELY ROOMS - Near School. all large rooms new
decorated just right for a la
family or can used for
come purvoses. $12,000. Terms.
J. R. HILTZ
. Venetian aos |
“Please double your offerings—I have a music director
to pay!” Detnoss Opportentes
y $7,550. i
rt _ mown | yet
Ser Bc:
For Sale Resort Prop. 45 OO . SUMMER RESORT AT HOUGH-
La Mi
ACRE ‘ ’ bg . New ranch {La ; te ke. Modern. Housekeeping Pontiae city mits. iy
fe Sn ae ere | Seen ees] Grin eey See! World's Laraest| TEAGUE FINAN ag a oem newly a ted. 2 bedrooms. Liv escent home or day nursery A information. call MY 34851. | Clarkston This is bea acre | (4 W Huron FE 2-8316 we 5! . | olovees ;
room Kitchen. Full beth. real monev maker for the right For Sale ‘Lots. 4 = ie $310 down. ROCHESTER MICH. OPEN 7 DAYS A ——-
Ejecurs ener heater automatic COLORED ee eel LADD. TRADE VOUR HOUSE] — tonne s25 10 eso WEEKDAYS #108 od furnace 2 nice ots. Convent | aCPh LC LaRF -RiviLeces. | $8 Oe Bey ad 20297 | Self serve grocery and meat mar LIVESTOCK HOLLERBACK AUTO PARTS ent La, room modern ranch type $20 down $2° a month. 8 Bebek, neighbo: A real HOUSEHOLD. Ds FE 3-947 340 Baldwin Ave, triet. Pual e home. Only 6 m urry 2100 W Draluner. Oxford. Corner Cass o Leake md Good rhood. + Fae 1 Goo! <@ AUTO PARTS
EMBREE & ¢ GREGG eres. - S00 down Pull BIG LOTS 100x200 mo poe ee? mates ooo Open aa “ 1 days ao week. - : : 4 = °
“1568 Union Lake Rd Near Auburn & Rochester Rd $298 19 ACRES heat and hot water. ONLY $1,000 , , 5 Starters and generators . $450 EM 3433 or EM ed REALTY CO. “%" sass crpsl sue) wah! s down plus stock at WHEN YOU NEED Rebuilt, springs $1.98 = wrere_Ave FE ¢3903 a 5a, Dewres large rms. pleat é — your house = Lots sod op parts for “#6 cars
ROOMS AND EAST SIDE. | CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE. OSE inside ive stream Don one Call aire
Rorasioas te (cenedl and church.| to W Lake. Covert on back of : JOSEPH F. REISZ $ $ ana a Oenleoe Ave Ave Pe PB 4613 Walking distance to town, immedi-| Road. near vie. 64,060 with 63% W. Huron O RED-ARROW TOW BAR, PITS AN
. PE S 2008 rp re " | Case LAKE Paes LOT FOR = — : i 2158 Park Circle, Keege
Si) Eo ———- | 66.0, Cheap. 53-8360. : a *
7 ROOM HOUSE wrri , =T 15 = win ¢ WHITE stD¥ WALL TIRES AND | vreckfast ‘nosh full basement | ELIZABETH oe " ICD Fan sg ong font fge vd (Scho nte tne Aah a i 5 closets Kitchen full: a alt a Mostly wooed about * miles CENT 5c and re ° m email mon pay-| Barber Shop. 100 | “Norton
Washi Park ¥ eq | LAKE north of Pontiac off Bald- machines. FE 33718. pa’ 0 Nort : ashington Pa with cabinets, gas water heater ESTATES wis, on Waldron read. About | —ES_ SACRO Cmctrata "82 Telephone us of cal ate etmee! Avto Service _58 . just nace; aluminum s.| drt hy ot ; “ Don Boe Sse 8 Bee ‘woon can T ‘siamiwem venction blinds: carpet. 00 iste with lake privileges. price —_— a CRANKSHAFT ORINDINO IN THE o° val se Te- m $300 to $600 t AH. LAKE PROPERTY ACT | ebor Zuck Ma- ove in?” That's how much ued St $600. Most of hou car cylinders rebo = ‘ ke *y bed . don inside Nook. kitchen Ogg. 283 Ascot St. FE ¢4758. , for sale. $6000 balance. 6 per chine Shon. 3 H ia) eee (ture nemele miper beth has wall and ficor tile House EXCEPTIONALLY WELL LO EDW. M. STOUT moo rep yerg ey aad FINANCE CO 2258 fect condition, with besu-- See ee ate On et unay’| cated for sale. Silver Lake area. Realtor at Ba ies : fom BUMPING & PAINTING tifully wl dae Bo that ts idea] for gardening | 175x150 ft. Will sacrifice for cash SEASONED LAND CONTRACT. 16 Pontias State Bank Bide FREE ESTIMATE od a $16,500—terms. Eligible ipberries. blackberries, d rapes, FE 4-8412 TN, emer hts = 5-8165 = Johan — $400 Ph FE ¢1514 ay MAKES oF c cans Baldwin % miles south of | FOR arbi ae pb <1 S103. days tt) 7 ARES
schoo! at ay ‘Will for | For Better » ACRE PARCELS HEAVIL SEASONED LAND Lo 54 Lake Angelus Road $13.000 full price Reasonable dn | CHEROKE! E HILLS — = @ wen. travelled goed. discount, 6 per cent tn ____Mortgage ans BRAID MOTOR” SALES
scenic view from ee Se aera eee | ee ee em oee| SLOW INTEREST ye ears Pair resing home is oreathtaking. You , ; tion but hurry, sites are - one oan 53 | cultmited funds or single fami | Case at West : admire this sy Waterford High Area selling st Eusabeds Lake aod | s046 Ponting LE. Rd rE act bcrantd Med dpa 1 gytuing, | Morteane™ canceled | SPECIAL ar Oe i rick home. Fireplace, 3 bed- oorhis- Cass Lake nn SE ernest One| cheuld te, . $3.85 Motor rebuilding, rooms firs, Moor Stair- bedroom home, 20 . | 4206 Diste ey. OR_ 3-261 . HGP ETERCON a S sang we rive way to unfinished attic. Car- fi living room. fous kitchen. } ma == CASH PROMPTLY . Holden* red ™ douvle on -| CARL W, BIRD, Realtor F F peting in living room ‘and high windows fibereias ingute- | \) Peet iy \__ or Sale Farms §=48) cab te 0008 qulahly Go ont _ Feros Ponting Sta Mate Beak Brig. ful ups. Willams Standard Serv. ining room. cre. t a | ‘ ac State Bank | we been fee 455 Aubsen_ 3-0164 stk car garage $i6.- ar teat — = | vE a on te * >- = — SALE OR EXCHANGE 2 ooking or tince 1906 For | ei ao trail 53 |
- ' - base Phone or cocme in today Provt- :
ment ‘7% ft high) ‘steel beam. / “near Rutherford in South Bloom.| barn 20° acres. 10 room| dent aaa Gavin Wanted Used Cars 59. . laund t s = 4 gs . APPL LAP A
Forest ‘Lake Sat cectioed, area Price os ee a ee ee "| accessonans—rautrwent | TI1p HIGH DOLLAR ¥ Tms or
The simple end beautiful mation on ‘his and r 3 _dethdale Subdivision FE ¢-6405. eb py Gl al oO The complete trailer home store .. architect features of this your lot or ours FHA APPROVED \ OF AL yy CASH QUICKLY roche tela ns reese tor the @ igh drive bees inet — have a — HERBFRT ©. DAVIS Laree gone home sites tm Dray- poppe ead wo. ts od fected + re) $500 lights paints. a costupes bot i ry, a ay xtra ne.
eg tom. “treptace. | _ om are | SIQTNTES-BARTRAM |," =" mre | Up? 7 wot ER Te FANN ELT" amen ere? peters & ROOMS LA zi MODERN. LARGE ROUSE, 2 we. te Bring your aid ang ot, r hitenes over load | tio-3 ee oe ee SALTY an —— tree SOR oe ace on cme Leigh oa title Most deals cloved om springs. cars wired and brake) Ss We ice tor Sales
tiful recreation room wW WHY SOL BUILD? “FOR cx D PaMi = ‘Stock and machinery availenfe.| —— * — o ———— installed cash or oe vaciae on eu "male an
room OU heat, Priced at cae fs a | Kem fer tae om South Sive.| Sun Deven gree, Write Feo.) TRAILER EXCHANGE | 3% Bey OR 31 $32. 500 = Need soe ee ype on °. Geermenne call Mre PE tise Press Box a6, | 60 8S. Telecraph Yd To Price for Your Car . . wane). Call today. “| NICE COUNTRY HOME. LARGE | Open Eves. and Sunday p.m. -svEniie eee OFS —- Fee, —_ Lestie R. Tripp. Realtor ADAMS, REALTY (CO. | RUSSELL NOTT REALTOR white house, red barn. New ga- _ _ te cone
mw Sosa Sort Seg Bre ML Astrea pe ae as eeeece | ' Loan Co, | i areSihith Gee aia =e sre. 2 BEAUTIFUL LOTS. Sexi60 HUN-| good ‘and. If you want & good oan . with bunk beds. Ask about our | CARS FOR PARTS” toon Lake Subdivision. OR 3-602. lero = * it. Terms. or mis ——s purchase nian on use H DOLLAR
TE a Fe Eu fat Sotto pas) FE, 2-9206 | ae ee || MOTOR MART 40086." 5-485 5 ‘7B Montcalm. _
4 - EW PHA BUN. IDEAL - | meat Pan wean CAPER | 2 POWTIAC RE OXFORD TRAILER ~ $00 CARS (Ss WANTED hd c 4. W EST SIDE BRICK | oaLows.. >3-bedrooms, pias- H MESITES 6 modern house, is A Thee tat a 5 BAGI. FY AUTO PARTS
tered walls. oak floors. full tie bath. Ideal location room to tell you
fired coenes Soul oii ears gurees bath with built-in tud and 7% 800. a Pets - a = peor! the — “Sewarte | jon a tor =e and rad Ook In, warts
with modera aperiments adore | et tor tine wom =| MACEDAY GARDENS | teen ear ee NO fe Sin OS Gew ornare | Bes “cars, aa ae a extre ‘are tnt cay - arn Hee! TLR yT TS wets automa:ic ofl heat, 52 gal. L 100 150 ft. level putiding | .40 ACRES * RM HOUSE. WILL | TOP sss FOR A ANY SHARP CARS. 2.800 on i ™ | oar en . caceetan lote" Ottered at $650. ‘with osey sell or trade fuchv Realty ee There) w Repost ee ? - > | errs _tearvilie 50R3. = & 31 fom 38 foot, 2 m too. ANTED ve RD, CUSTOM 3 TA KERN jy cose wok De ter eetignte . . 13 ACRE 7 ROOM ys The new 32 feet General with bunt _ 47. no dealers. PE 3-7319, ee eee ee Ga Pa Tate ua | ELWOOD FARMS to site? Remune Without — | Tih Sutton tite wre ox cane a acnan tae Estate pene 801300 ft. level good garden soil. . re = E ¢ Eves. after 5:30 and
| Ww ine tere ed Ortered at ts80 Wich Sony “terme 100 ACRES Lavan meee DAIRY | Endor sers peste “can haul ‘si can seit a Used Car 1 AN | e ve the key farm. 3 houses. 2 barns. silo, 32 ° . and comfort. or s 6 vileges Has 4 rooms, | WILLIAMS LAKE stanchions, priced to sell. Root oe per cent. bank PS Oe es ee er
furnace, vesemsent ‘and bath Live) RAY O’NEIL, Realtor GARDEN Realty. Otisville. Ph, 2252. You'll enjoy doing business with] vears t+ wd ined tweens eid es room fireplace. kitchen, | W. Hu ° o0 Je = 0° America’s — and Lap eallieng rental = bs Kecomerie BUICK ‘51, CLEAN Opel. and 3 bearcoms. Sereened in front phone PE }-1103 or FE. 1-003 Lovet’ labo petviege ict, to | Sale Property we eee Caen YER can Uae] Mlle Ge ol Chee tasi|| MINIERA. 1 OWRESE 0, Omm with $1- tion. From $550 with eas ments are simple. Orion M-24 [pres Full price $4500 “" . Co-operative Real Estate Exchange came ; = oe ’ . row $20 to $500 quickly on — AX TOE wxTkae cK, DYNArLow, For Safe Lake Property 44 rty FE 47473 or FE 2-0352. ture, car or furnit E ‘made — =
EN [pies etd — endorsers for any good — AY8S GARAGED FE 8 GFORGE R. IRWIN waoaielieae F. C. Wood Co. SPOT MOTEL AND RESTAU.| surpose. Upto 20 months to re ' BUICK ‘32. 4 DOOR SPECIAL. 269 Baldwin Avenue CHEAP. COTTAOR ‘NEAR GM rant site, 290x132". & water and pay. pauy uipped bea § Elizabeth PE 50101 or FE 2-8544 provi WO 3-5699 or | i795 witliams Lake Rd OR 3-1235 | _SeWe?, paved State Hwy. LI 25304. Casn sree : 1a Lake Rd after 4 PM = ——| write Trumbull” Beicon 16 Office Open 8am to6pm | INDUSTRIAT. BLDG. = “in $10.07 $18 48 BUICK $3 CONVERTIBLE, FUL- WEST COLGAGE CLEAR LAKE FRONTS. $1750 &| After 6 call OR 36098 3s 08s. equipped. Same as new Dyna- — room up. Terms. 8 Sebek 7100 W LOTS FOR SALE Wika, | Coment block bidg. 40x80x18 Water, 200 : 4 ‘ ; iy white side wall tires, orige Sete. fest Bees floor Motsssed, sor) Drahner, Oxford Huntoon Lake cen PE Mabel’ | wage. heat, Suitable for| 300 wre . roar re _ inal owner. FE 2-2690 2 small bedroom end floor FRONTAGE 80 FEET ON LAKE ter Ne ie ve ight ma aie | me "s charge ts the monthly 1e ‘32 AND 34 DEMOS. “UP 16 Ga> fired jareaee! double garace. High, dry, well wooded, | 40x oe et NORTH bladed “TOS ee F. REISZ rate cf 3 per on that of $1000 discount. Jim Burns Buick ly e lowe area shade trees. oem resort Prt ot 4\ close be Pontiac ] a ape not moses ~ 7a MOBILE HOMES it ca SE Michigan. Ph, cottage : miles’ schools “C5184, 33% W. Huren St. per c on bal- S
PONTIAC REALTY 0.) Ee owe Sho es eles a Eo era | Se Se SSS] A Rh Oe ee sce Coos gene — = ra ae Stra: k Monteal re st any ainder. Very clean $250 and take over WATKINS LAKE I.AKEFRONTS Pee CAND co. (to FT OR a FAST SERVICE Hou eae var ales Bitchinson | payments. Bank rates, FE 40420. <i veereem me = lot yeeeee 924 Pontiac xh Walled Lake Al tome sire (34, x. pewy. We specialize tn one day service. 8100 down es | 56R RIVIERA z Te 3 DO YOU WANT « 2, bed r LOTS 50 X 320 ON PAVEMENT ow io. heater, bs poy mp rar gartae. tha. NT © 2, bedroom labs: P W. Dinnan & Son. Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A HOUSEHOLD back up lights. special uphol- garage
bald none ar landscaped For
Lake privileges
OR 3.1872 or 1769 9660 Dixie Highway Waterford
1% INDIAN VIL-
Othe:
STOUTS BEST BUYS:
TODAY
ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT | Don't miss this 5 family in-
come on «@ beautiful 175
foot sandy lot
Pull § -ar
overhead doors Outside
ete Nothing else tike
$1250 DOWN
_ Keego Harbor section c}
to school city bus “and
. stores. Good looking white
frame 2 story butiding suit-
able for 2 family income or
four just a large family
Has 4 rooms down ‘stairs,
pd . Pach edn up
sement w mac
ete @5 foot lot .
$500 DOWN
Ses Richmond Watkins Lake.
Pontiac
Washington Park
2 rooms. tile bath full basement, |
eos heat. aluminum storms and
in execeHent condi-.
tion ma Reasonably. priced. _
Income i
2 mity 8. Edith within |
vem distance te GMC plent.
Income more than enoug to | make Lacon payments, with 4
- large rooms for the owner. Lr \
sonable down payment with $75
per month tates this one De
call Mr Bigir OR 1-1708
K |. Templeton. Kealtor Or!
| 53% W Huron st FE
_Eve FE 2800
WEST SIDE Ti room family home | p-top bedroo
tn Webster Sch ol District Lore- |
ae “= livine Toom
both carpeted
laxine fireplace tile
ba:ement, -<creened rear terrace |
. Your family will mre it. |
at see Eee calt FE 5-1201,
PE *1372
| i“BUD” Nicholie
REAL ESTATE |
WILL BUILD |
* toom-" .ick hom
ment . Plaste ed
‘doors Oak floor:
room for $11 500
_jao Custom Bulld-y © S-
|@ ROOM. 2 STORY. 20x28 FRAME |
home with ‘1: tasement.
40x123 corner lot Living eter. *
dining room kitchen an’ bath on
ealtor wise Ne Edw. M. Stout. R " asm 7 ve
| Modern Lakefront Home
FINE BUILDING SITES ON WAL-
win a view of an island. this is
plastered has a fecentiy *emod-
kitchen, modern bath, ga- |
rage, Torrid-heat oil furnace, elec-
trie hot water & where the iano |
and oth- recreation room
ture goes? We have A for 813 600 | with $390 dowr .
2 BATHROONS are no jenger a
-lusury if you think are see
this 4 year old lakef home
beam Biso has 110 ft. of iake t-
, 28 ft. Nving room, 2 bedroom
= sh expanrim attic, plastered —
walls with cove ceilings. hardwood
floors and eters kitchen. —$12.-
500. $3.00° down
‘Giroux & Hicks’ 4995 Dizte Hwy
_OR 3-07
j
zie Plains
| |
On Whippie cake. This one i’ |
beau.y' “ace brick with a 2 car
garage Electrically *eated Full |
basement Recreation room at |
lake levei ? firepiaces Anderson |
windows n -‘e kitchen Thermo-
Pane windows; throughout the rest
ey the house. Located on 4% acre
arce| of lan with 60 .ruit eee:
jote of shrub= and flowers
trees. tard place will have to be
“L C. LADD | 42% «Dixie Hwy
3046 Pontiac Lk Ra vr teat
Corne Cas: Lake Rd
ters Lake. Smaj! ore
nyohers terms
on Cal)
| DENNIS O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE
FE 45281 wan MY_ 2.0940 payment. | |
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| The "AH Wenn Realty”
For honest courteous. efficient serv-
For Sate Resort ort Prop. as
FOR SALE OR RENT.
from Budd take, Call EM 3.2440.
_6e © Haren,
CITTL FE FARMS _
Choice ome acre tracts ‘Excellent
sot]. Convenience? located. Priced
ss Tero $805 “$15 down and $15
er BROWN, Realtor
Le W. Hure. rn
MARSHALE 8 E OF
Osmun two 40z120 ‘sitecne lots.
All modern paved. Ideal loca-
$1.425 tor beth UNiverst ty “1.3284
NFAP LONGPETT SCHOOL.
—— rg hes WALTON
WILTTS AP BREWER 116 Roosevelt Hote:
PE 46181 FE 2-8532
OPEN
THURSDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Yt 6
+] Drive out Baldwin, turn right ‘on
Brown Rd.
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 223 &. Telegraph PE 6-060 |
For Sale Acreage 47
& Lar PARCELS.
nerth of
eccee BUILDING WITH BASE- 3 ment — ‘00 or smal!
STORE FOR RENT OR LEASE 19x
wv Hg. Bas 4“ Pu(man Oyo
FE Cun
Business Opportunities Si
store owner 1880 M-15
Baia eens Vane, 6 miles north
= — Phone
Coolest S.D.D. Spot It's the coolest spot in the —-
place is practically brand new
and ir first class condition. 3
a live wire operator with a Mittle
personality to really make a mint
of profits, Requires —— to
bande. Don’t wait. don’t hesitate.
call now om 1597.
STATE -WIDE Service of Pontiac
nS A. Lomtmesper, er ns
GROCERY . On sian row ir —
good
a ec eae
Bier & ica
OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS
OFFICES IN’
COA ST-TO-COA ST
at QUICKLY
| above Tras
Gree Sarinaw me. fittu
WARD E. PARTRIDGE, 7
ENC 3% south Sa tems 2h
2nd_fir.
$100 On Your Name Only
Money for vacations,
due bills.
amaunts
to $500. in one
GENERAL PUBLIC
LOAN CORPORATION
69 W. Huron Street
Phone FEderal 3-7181
Up to
- $500 CASH for You “Today 30,000 FAMILIES IN PONTIAC
and Oakland County have bor-
rowed from Buckners in the last
37 years.
blest 18 THE OLD RE-
UP-TO-DATE LOAN
COMPANY WHERE
ALWAYS WELL TREATED
When fliness — debwis —
Need Money? Money yte Lean 83 ; Lenders) .
~ Rent Trailer Space |
+4
ag Rear a8 roe Wlechone, Just
LARGE LOT, PATIO, SEWER AND
Fereuaret Trailer Pk MY 1.
ie 59-8121
Loan Company gg af ae
LOANS Auto Accessories $7
‘for eute financing. refinancing.| ~ ¥
peyment of d-Sts or any _ ; AUTO
pene aie “tas ct! OWNERS
ment “olan ATTENTION: SPECIAL!
Home & Auto | sae cas unity. vemineg at one-hait Brice, wane it lasts, Apme
ourved
om AUTO 0 UMENUE ia PE 4-1066_
AUTO GLASS talize Lad aowe auto glase,
mache ONE "POUND COFFEE
te ® customer with each
lass 123 land
FE ¢ door
fel¢ Hub Aute
uae ce we Oce Avenue,
$25 to 9600 “ee
Community ran
+| 30 E. Lawrence FE 2-713]
Priendly service
3 §25 * $000 “ATTENTION We are wrecking (949 to 1963 cars
and trucks. We have severa) late
mode! low mileage used e na ine:
Transmissions & rear axeis. Good
pesoayintl co er yap —-,
TEAGUE FINANCE CO
rucks
low mileage engities,
sions rear — wt trap wm 8
SCHRAM “AUTO PARTS
ick, Friendly Service eT ee
cas a oe ue ri <& const, t0 Bveryone| oe
Baxter & Scasroune ond starters. U6
Livingstone |" ne ‘Livin —~ auto PARTS
* et ag | gr We are wrecking, 18 to 63 cars
em is-
pee
Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales |
4615 Dizie omcaly § al ee Plains
Atco Uerner 1) ‘ile ww j r oodward Hy ee LI 5&-
7830 8 Eighwayv Flint
— gated MODERNIZED USED |
raile.- on tental purchase plan |
iced used ones as | down. Move in im-
ayy my, pay rent?
SS os. = we ane
elara, Open Eves and aacs ify p.m
NEW MOON AS SEEN IN “THE LONG.
TRAILER.” tone
ARKHURST ! RAILER oh das
a sale Richardson 4) an
rrow Elcar 722 to 40 ft. single
BUICK
m
-_ afte: 4
CADILLAC stering Fine condition. OR 3-1262.
1959 ~~ SPE
‘ent condition, $1.295
after 6 PM.
clean. 204 W > Moncalm
BEAUTY A
Cadiliae ‘52. Coupe de wine CTAL. eee
OR 3-
CADILLAC ‘47 2 DOOR LC LOADED,
like hew, 18.000 miles, two tone green,
radio and heater, power steering,
safety tires $299 Pontiac
op ‘ate oR ar
ve 4046
4-1442 Farm
Wood-
BUICK ‘41 ALSO “41 Set tet
good excellent ca s
oto each OR rs
Low mileage — $4200.
1950. : bodies a
*
28 TO 45 FOOT | CADILLAC 4 DOOR. 61 SER! COMPAR! ‘T FOR PRICE AND | Dought new Janua asy hy nee UALIT _lent condition. $1750. +2632.
“53 See ae
satay Hany SOF UARE |My Senn coer st te c 1 MILE OF LAKE ORION) tubeless Liges spotlight. seat cov. PARK KHURST Hen A ia condition. Owner FE
Court & Sales CADILLAC "3247" COUPE IKE Brand nev 1054's. Priced for | "®™ All _-'"a FE 5.2761 CADILLAC 1 1053 J FLEETWOOD
Buick
Huron Cente
and
| Buckriek: FINANCE COMPANY
1953,
drs., 4 drs., and’ Bel
"Sport Coupes.
Low As
=} $1,295; ard double Ogdroum mod 1 jupe: door 1200 mil (yon gynanion Redio and heater. mile
rad ieeoe GLARE, IN, "ees Clavie RAO, TER. FE 7486 Bie extra clean 875 Scott Lake Rd. <= ; DOOR . heater. Selling for $1981. > “ Trailer CLAR MOTOR SALES
Clarkston, ta, lata = MA 8-5
Exchange = |_%r'"@*" = te a auiy Sales—Seryice va 2 CHEVIE . oor a ANDERSON | ae et. Clean and pose and heat HOME AND OTHERS. 1 AND 3 West Side Used Cars - r Oven hs, oer. | w23 W Buror FE 42185 CIAL LCOME. WE
cl 2 Chovrolets Choice of 15 beauties. 2
Air
—o So OR You ngewe
Py ee ae a ee Sk ee oes. MICHIGAN’S 21 PT MCCOMB HOUSE TRAT- _ .FINEST
| _Fk San a Mexhitey TH BG Pay Bt 1 500. THs, CaTEr E WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
aime. : — ee aN i
*-ine 4 a
a —_ a a a: he Gola ee a Hgieu de \
THE, PONTIAC PRESS, : WEDNESDAY-“APRIL 1 14, 1954.’
OW.
(Used Car Sor Sia Ad Se 41 For Sale Used Cars 61
cy
Corral
| 1953 Ford Sedan. Custom 8, Radio & Heater
or tee 1953 Ford Tudor Custom
Td
Open Evenings ‘ti) @
CHEVE nite? BELAIR tle 8, Radio & Heater
1953 Chev. Tudor, Radio
& Heater
1953 Ford Ranch Wagon,
Radio & Heater
1953 Pontiac Catalina,
Radio & Heater
| 1951 Buick Sedan, Special,
1952 Chev. Sedan, Radio Radio & Heater
———— signals, 8
der costed, Fine cana OR
181 CHEVE- ¢ Topol Solar Glide. 1 owner.
"AUB BURN MOTOR
SALES
verwanpens
Tens whitewall,
“Bob” Boles Aut NO MONEY ‘DOW N liner 8 R&H | $146
Raw sizes o Sales
1951
8 to choose from.
Low As
$695 % OR YOUR OLD CA
LONG BASY TERMS ON
FINEST THE BIG PAVE oF
CHEVROLET. 62. BEL A new, fully equipped
23-4710
and plates Chevrolets All one
owner, new car trade-ins
R DOWN
BALANCE
MICHIGAN'S
LoT Or
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
TRE, — $1200
ar SEE SL See Herd Hos fer, 1000'S. Woodward Birm ham, MI ¢2735 or Mi etl
Fore:
FORD
FACTORY
OFFICIALS’
CARS
LARRY
JEROM E ‘Rochester Ford Deaiee
“ro Mom tan ye at
usd candies” aa
ae gate. Eves, FE bee days. yeans 6
LOOK
AT
THIS! This Ad Is True
1951 CONVERTIBLE Beautiful
epeeee
opeeeeee qeseane for
| 232 S. Sagi 1952 Ford Sedan, Radio
& Heater + ~
1951 Buick Sedan, Super,
_ Dynaflow, Radio
& Heater
1951 Mercury Sedan,
Mercomatic, Radio
& Heater
| 1951 Ford Victoria,
Overdrive, Radio
- & Heater
1951 Ford Tudor,
Fordomatic,
Radio & Heater
.| 1951 Packard Sedan,
Ultramatic, Radio
& Heater
1951 Nash Statesman,
Tudor, Radio
& Heater
1950 Mercury, Tudor,
‘Radio & Heater
1950 Pontiac, Tudor,
Radio & Heater
1950 Ford, Tudor, Custom.
Radio & Heater
1950 Chev., Tudor,.
Radio & Heater
1950 Plymouth, Tudor,
’ Radio & Heater
FS +949 Pontiac, Tudor,
Radio & Heater
1946 Ford, Tudor,
Radio & Heater —
1949 Mercury Station
Wagon
1949 Chev., Tudor,
Radio & Heater
1948 Studebaker Land
r Cruiser, Radio
& Heater
1948 Packard Sedan
1946 Chev. Sedan,
Radio & Heater
Not a “Rough Rider” in
the lot. Come in today
and try out the car of
your choice.
ENS Your Ford Dealer
147 S. Saginaw St.
: Phone FE 5-4101.
CHEY ‘33 % AiRE § PORT
Lew m to
ear. 3 See
sa =. 5a +4528
82 Dodge 4 dr. ......-000- $1, 'b1 Dodge 2 dr. seveeeee-. Z| "52 4 807 ‘51 . OT) 50
% 50 07
3 tot "7 201 "48 305
‘47 Dodge ¢ dr 268
Riemenschneider Bros.
DODGE- _ PLYMOUTH
- Hudsons Come see us
for a new or used Hud
son.
Your Hudson . Dealer
JACOBSON'S ‘S. ‘| Pe me ENS
We have ‘47 through ’S1}. | PONTIAC
RETAIL
STORE
GOODWILL
USED CARS “NOT 4 NAME, BUT A POLICY”
Dollar for Dollar
You can’t beat the PRICE:
or CAR to be found on
j our lot. It’s QUALITY
that counts! -
“GOODWILL USED CAR"
ET. Be) is6) oe Alr
St ia oss ae and beoeretde saeentn 006
2 tone finish ........... $1,308
gig ak UsED CAR"
1961 MOUTH. Very at
ve 2 tone blue fin-
ter make this Belvedere @
stand-out car me in to-
day and take @ ra) ride,
Bo obligation
‘SOLID UE”
1960 FORD 4 models door .
al) with radio and heater.
bold have several of these
choose from. af) at
the came low price
“GOODWILL USED CAR”
1961 WoL Victoria i CARNIV AL oe ee Se
- _ by Dick Turner, For Sale Used Cars, 61
° e !
ns “9
;
A
( vu & Pe rea
: . 1964 by MEA Service, Ba
“Delighted to have you folks! Matter of fact, I enjoyed
the home-cooked meal myself!” ;
For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars 61
Radio and
matic : : 1,008
1990 DODGE. A
élean 2 door model. light
Treen finish
uipped with radio.
and beater : $705) |
= i}
“SOLID | VALOE™ | 1949 PONTIAC Here's 2
door 8 ¢ ar car “hat
ts real a bergain!
heater and Hydramatic 9695
PONTIAC
RETAIL
STORE Factory Branch
63 Mt. Clemens at Mill
Phone FE 3-7117
CHEVROLET — $30. DELUXE fas
door. verv clean New tires $645
PE }-7542.
O8l.EY 1048 STATION WAGON |
ae excellent oes. FE_1-8204._
1948
4 door pot ar 6 passenger
—_— heater. white wal) tires
for
eine MOTOR
SALES
Ean Bivd and Pike
5oDoE “47. RADIO. 9. “HEATER covers. Clean. FE $6997
caer 4.
5opa! 7 1 MON aloe two THs.
ATORS.
ery low
‘
SLER ‘49 WT mR 4 DOOR.
Automatic transmission radio and
Used Cars & Trucks
Jack Habel Chevrolet SOUTH SAGINAW AT COTTAGE “PHONE FE 44546
isso FORD COUPE. > COUPE. RADIO, HEAT- ‘whitewsllx Clean $8550. 352 Sooty after 3 p.m.
FORD ‘41. Lsgitae GooD Wo.
tor and . MY 35566.
Paulson - MOTOR SALES.
PE 40002 66 8. Perry Tf you don’t know your
cars, know your dealer.
We have many good cars
to choose from.
we FT gece. ean sequal, va het
Piease tall me imm taly.
Courser at FE 53-4101
—- ORD TCusTON.
fordomatic, excel. manepe.
5-1581 or: FE 2-6468.
Special! Special!
special!
This Ad Is True
1941 FORD finish. body quite
ine tires very
ca equipment
heater. clean in
side wih exeouent seat covets
ww "STf00'a Month:
sees sti er et aa
heater ‘ *, under 2 t&r vi
windshield. | ~ Spot ‘Here’ are but a
few of the 100
fine cars we
have on dis-
play. Fora
large selection
at low prices,
come to—
Jerome's
Bright
Spot '$3 Olds. &8 Holiday Cp.
‘$3 Cadillac 62 Sed.
’53 Olds. 88 Convertible
53 Chev. Convertible
53 Cadillaé 62 Coupe
DeVille :
’53 Olds 98 Custom Sed,
'53 Chev. 210 tudor
‘53 Ford Custom 8, 2 dr.
’52 Cadillac 62 Sed.
'52 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr.
'52 Olds. Custom 98 sed.
32 Olds. 98 Holiday
‘52 Stude. Starlite Cpe.
’52 Pont. Convertible
52 Pont, 8 sed.
52 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr.
52 Stude, Sedan
*52 Mercury Sed.
’51 Olds. Super 88, 2 dr.
16; '51 Buick Super Riviera
51 Buick Sedan 72 R
51 Chev. Deluxe Sed.
51 Pont. Chieftain 8, 2 dr.
|’51 Pont. Chieftain 8 Sed.
| '50 Olds, Super 88 Sed.
’SO Olds. Custom Sed.
’50 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr.
‘49 Chev. Deluxe Sed.
‘49 Pont. 8 Sedan .
’49 Ford Custom 8, 2 dr.
'49 Ford Convertible
49 Olds. 98 Convertbile
49 Hudson Sedan
| '48 Pont. 8, 2 dr.
‘48 Chev. Club Coupe
‘47 Chevrolet Sedan
“46 Pont, Deluxe 2 dr,
CHOOSE
YOUR
OWN TERMS
thru
. EASTER SPECIAL
1951 FORD
_ CRESTLINE fuder -a¢ = heater. Fordomatic.
two tone paint. A beautiful ore
owner car.
Huron Motor Sales
PE 22041 962 W: Huron
Credit Union
Finance Co.
or’ Your Bank
JEROME * | OLDS-CADILLAC Osed Cary Qrotaee : =i Cass
{
New Prone Pe
* 7
DOWN
SALE! Spring Cleanup
1942 FORD
1949 FORD 1942 BUICK 1949 BUICK
1946 CHEVE.
1949 CHEVE. 1940 PLYMOUTH 1946 PONTIAC
1948 PONTIAC
Priced to sell from $40 to
$445.
COMMUNITY
Motor Sales Inc.
Buick-Pontiac
Open ‘til 10
Every Night
84 x. sh Street At the Town)
ROCHES STER
Phone OLive 2-9311
FORD 1960 TUDOR joomriA AND
heater. ont condition Ei
1953
Fords Choice of 6 beautiful V8’'s
Low As
$1,195 ‘Ye OR YOUR OLD CAR DOWN LONG EAZY TERMS ON BALANCE
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST
ACE. OR SELL.
FE 2-6317 4PM. 1 E..
RUTGERS.
— 1983 CUSTOM 6 4 DOOR.
heater, turn gap win-
dow washer, and accesso-
ries, Perfect $1480, oF
“SPECIAL 49 FORD 4 DOOR
RADIO AND REATER
LLOYD’S AUTO SALES
112 S. SAGINAW
FE 4-8212
FORD ‘50. V-8. UXE 2? DOOR.
radio, heater. very clean. $545.
FE 37542. a
48 FORD TUDOR 4 NEW TIRES.
Co ee tete overhaul. $325. FE
00 FORD, ve 2 BOOK SEDAN
ATTRACTIVE @ RAY FIN 188
per ee
CLEAN
KIMBALL Your Nash Dealer BROB. INC. -"
é
\
ee | | A Most
$1,095 Chevrolet 2 door Detene
than
ever. Bob Oliver's famous 36 day |
written — with your sal-~
m
$2,595
1953 Buick Rosdmaster Convert
ible. Radio, heater. 188 hp. Fire-
ball . Twin-Turbine. Dnya-
flow the luxurious ride the
Buick ers. A factory official
owned this car 3 day new car
gusrantee in writing.
1$2,695
1953 Buick Roadmaster Riviera
Redio, heater nafiow, spoke
wheels, beautiful 2 tone
of the Detroit Lions
by day written guarantee.
MANY TRA
Call Anytime For A
BUICK
2 — ‘Open 8 AM. — 10 P.M. RELIABLE
|
1951 Buick 2 door, radio and heat-
er. A low-priced beauty. Your old
car Will make thé down payment |
and a balance of 24 months at |
$20.15 A guarantee of satisfac- |
tiou in writing Compare this one |
anywhere.
SAVE |
1983 Buirk ° Super. Convertible |
with Continenta] spare wheel, cus-
tom ali-leather trim only 6.000
actual miles. This car ts custom-
ized inside and out by a factory
official, The origina] cost was tre-
mendous Firebal] engine. Dyna-
flow. radio, heater spoke wheels,
etc Designed for those who have.
perfection in mind. |
$1,795
1983 Pontiac 4 door Deluxe Chief-
tain Radio, heater Hydramatic.
and 2 tone paint. This is one of |
the finest used cars at a very)
low price Less than 1 year old
and represents wonderful value
Liberal trade-in allowance om your
car Act fast! Get a real Spring
Buy!
NSPORTATIO |
a 1
FE 2-9101
Demonstration Ride In
BOB
0 ORCHARD LAKE AV
$995
1948 Buick 4 door,
A one owner car, that’s right, one
owner
furnished on request, You must
see this model to fully appreciate | .
it. $85 down.
$1,095
1951 Pontiac 4 door, Hydramatic,
Deluxe Chieftain. This neariy-
new car is finished fn beautiful
2 tone biue and grey accentuated
bv whitewall tires Has radio.
heater and many other extras. 30
day written guarantee. >
$1,495
1962 Buick 4 door, radio & heater. |
Don’t miss this.
y
origina all
extras) We furnish name of pre-
vious owner om any car on our
N SPECIALS
Any Of These Fine Cars
OLIVER
159
NASH Ambassador 4.DOOR SEDAN
Fully Equipped — tet a A ol
JUST ONE OWNER
KIMBALL Your Ne Nash Dealer
8 W LAWRENCE aT CASS
1981 NASH
4 door Statesman. Radio. heater
and overdrive. Excellent condition
AUBURN MOTOR
SALES Eat Bivd and Pike |
NEW MOTGR AND
miles.
1953 Olds wt da 88 SEDAN
~~ ny equioped with radio, heater
tic. 258
vor fintah ike new.
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST THE BIG PA LOT
: ON THE COR or
DWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
OLDS 1983 Y, 1700 MILES,
hes everything, 200 8. Saginaw.
- $60 ©
Full tice Any one of these Trans-
portation Specials for |
"41 Buick Sedan
’47 Packard 2 dr,
40 Plymouth 2 dr.
"40 Chevrolet 2 dr. } $60 full. price For Sale Used Cars 61 | For Sale Used Cars 61
LOOK
Al
‘THIS! This Ad Is True
1951 OLDSMOBILE 88. ay really fine condition, black
and beige two tone. finish. spark-|
ling chrome, exc tionally good
white wall tires, fresh interior,
radio. heater and hydramatic
Grive Perfect mechanical cond!
$470 Down
VERY LIBERAL TERMS
‘Keller- Koch a YMOUTH DEALER
oodward -at 132 Mile Rd. oln 6-841
1949 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. RADIO,
heater. clean, rubber, $475.
Phone Holly :
1953 Pontiac. AIN
A really beautiful one owner car.
Radio, heater and Hydramatic.
y2 tone green finish without «
mark ,
$1895
~- MICHIGAN’S
FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT
THE COR ON ER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD A aMARP tnt PONTIAC 1 DOOR.
_ $285, OL 62331.
Kownic - 146 2 DOOR. Low
condition.
ey anette
“For. The Best In
Wheels & Deals”
Harold Turner Ford
m4 6. Socewaet
__ Brimiz
PONTIAC ‘54. 2 Soon DELUXE.
ete extras, FE 2-1154 af-
PONTIAC | - ‘33, 4 DR DELUXE.
Like actual miles.
- Standard * nite, $1625. PE 41450.
PONTIAC. ‘52, 2? DOOR, HYDRA
matic, extras, very ood, 194 Mt
__ Clemens.
overdrive electromatic shift new |
— job. Motor perfect $125 156 |
Oakland, Birmingham MI 64113 —
-LATE MODEL |
| SALE
1953 Buick Rivieras
1952 Buick Rivieras,,
J951 Buick Rivieras
1953 Pontiac Chieftain
ee a
deluxe 2- “doors
1953: Pontiac Catalina
1952 Chevrolet Bel-Air
1952 Ford Tudor ; PRyaramate “ruty wa
ha 4@ DR DELUXE,
h TL 148 hroocer’ after 5: ee ram r
Meee et Oia caren | oro: ® conre
all ‘extras, in good shape. FE | ewe. FE 2-0046.
3] (OLDS. 6 CONVERTIBLE, LIKE| 67 ‘visor Se ie
pos ways Kept in garage nals, on S ranea ta'aroon Bet Best and heater, light, hydramatic. electric a ons “ox seal “ offer “c00 Fine’ Knob = control. ew Wi e walls — 7 5
int, and aa in PONTIAC. '53, 4 DR, DELUXE,
poe a se condition. $1495 _ E +6237. — $190 Bore well equipped.
| PLYMOUTH ‘46, RADIO pearae eS FowTiac ae ALL ACCESSORIES. | = tires : al Goo 7 5 passen- : rE bois “
147 PLYMOUTH. 2 DR. BLACK. ee
3 Ss... s Font. | ONT-AC 8) JELUAE §, HYDRA
_alm. — Pé*H or trade for
and coptract FE "E8001 or FE
FACKARD ‘42 RADIO. HEATER. | poe
pomrie. 4 ee. :, GOOD CON-
* tires, radio and heat-
=
PONTIAC 7082, De leo sak
jo and heater.
Fora we 7 ‘“— baa uudeeen
i
rol sherback Cart aad Parte | 340 Baidwin PE 3-047?
PONTIAC | ‘9 2 DOOR DEL
redio~ heater. hydramatic, other
accessories 5,000 mi. 61 Seminole.
$3 PONTIAC 8 DELUXE. 2 2 DR.
bydaramati-, man accessories. 81,- 7S PE 5-801 605 First st
‘3 PONTIAC aC CATALINA
a) 23-0221.
Used
Soavlac. aS DOOR
miles, one 1900 «FE
pee ps Bes §
wOdDWARD ave 13 MILE ROAD "40 Buick Clb, Cpe. Community ia _— oe 3 ¢
47 Chev. Sedan | Motor oales Inc.|
~ 47 Buick 2dr. Buick-Pontiac
Many more to choose ‘Open til 10
from. All bargains. Every Night +.
MICHIGAN'S oe a N-Main St Street auuas
FINEST ROCHESTER
Phone a 2-9311
OR 21021, ‘s wher 6PM
ALDI radio & hester. | ,
Previous owner's name|,
~ COME TONE=COME . GLENN'S: Motor Sales
- 254
S. Saginaw St. PHONE FE 4-737} x
1983 PONTIAC @ DR. tire
n° “PONTIAC. 8, CHIEFTAIN
luxe very clean. Radio and
er. hyérametie turn signals, low
_Mileage. XN 71786,
3 BLACK «PONTIAC. 4 DOOR BE White fide walls. luxe. clean
2
. 4
. Exe. Royal Master Tires,
ttery, seat after 6:00.
Our plan is ethical, honest
and true.
1950 STUDEBAKER
terior. No money down.
$34.74 a Month
Keller-Koch CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTR DEALER
Woodward at ™ Mile Rd.
Lincoia 10
DUMP . 1947 Dodge 2% Ton
900/20 Tires
Only $295
LARRY
JEROME ~ Rochester Ford Dealer,
Re alia 22 Auoirn Ave,
sare <<
Prange
all 5
Truck
~ Specials 49 Chev. Sedan Dares
$395
46 dota NW 7. Panel
49 Ford % T. —-
$195 :
50 Ford % T. Panel $495
'52 Chev. 1 T. Pickup
‘ $795
H+$3- Chev.4-Ts
$995
"$2. Chev. 4 T. Panel
e $795
ar a x4 ac
ae RL sete
46 Chev. T, Panel--- -” $295 -
‘ hee ¥,
2 a RSA | : +
\
.. ae
x 5 = 4 «4
Boats _ -
: & Accessories \ . poe?
VINRUD. : -_ | ‘ =
new IDE ‘MOTOR ~ Swaps : ; 5
p. in Se BY i, “THE ¥ :
ie ey one “a arase fae {(ODEST MAIDENS IAC PRES Sg
n-*, yohbaloe "For Sale Clothi wat s 7
teat owner Clothin _ WEDNE i
| at Adame, rea gre mace § hing 70 ; By Ja SDAY,
—_— tere he Sise IT. LIKE MEW Ales For AP. RIL :
dea 1 on ato Gall after Sale x, oy
"it ons oe... subst coats, Hee { r ee Miscellaneous 1954 { re ae ; ee
: the | GIF dap, | shorter dresses i c ; is j :
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and _tools Phone ¢ 23-4021 NERS cE PER new. , o and
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Hour-Long Ballet Fantasy
-- Today’ s Television Programs -- ts
Channel 3—WIBK-TV.
Channel 4--WWS-TV -
* FONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
§:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline. News.
(4)—Time for Music. Songs by
Janie Palmer. (2)—Twenty Ques-
tions. Panel game with experts.
6:15—(7)—Sports News. Don Wat-
trick. (4)—News. Paul Williams.
6:30 — (7) — Superman. George
Reeves in adventure. (4)—Time
off for Sports. Bill Flemming.
(2)—Telenews Ace. Ken Cline,
Van Patrick.
6:45—(4)—Man About Town. Bob
Maxwell; music and chatter. (2)
Weatherman. Dr. Everett R.
¥:30—(T)—Mark Saber. Dog’s hair
leads ‘Mark Saber to beautiful
blond murder suspect in “Case
of the Hair of the Dog.” (4)—
Eddie Fisher. Popular ballads.
(2)—News. Doug Edwards.
7:45 — (4) — News Caravan. John
Cameron Swayze. (2) — Perry
Como. Perry and the Fontanes
sing ballads; Ray Anthony,
8:30—(7)—White Camellia. ‘“‘In-
cident in the Rain,” film drama.
(4)—My Yittle Margie. Margie’s
dad learns hard lesson from de-
termined woman in “En Garde.”
9:00 — (7) — Club Polka. Warren
9: 30—(7)—Feature Film to be an-
nounced. (2)—I've Got a Secret.
Garry Moore hogt; panel quiz. 16:00—(4)—This Is Your Life.
10:30—(7)—Man Against Crime.
Ralph Bellamy in “Canary Yel-
low,” mystery film. (4)—Mr.| Cowboy Colt.
District Attorney, David Brian
stars in crime series. 4:30—(2)—Feature Theater. (4)—
On Your Account. 10:45—(4)—Greatest Fights. Demp-
sey-Tunney fight of 1927; film.
11:00—(7)—Soupy’s On. Variety
with guest Yuna Winters, (4)—
News. (2)—News.
11:18—(7)—Theater. Walter Bren-
nan in “Driftwood,” feature
film. (4)—Singin’ Along. Music.
(2)—Wrestling. Neilsen Lisowski
vs..Melby Witzig. ;
11:30—(4)—Moods in the Night.
THURSDAY MORNING
7:00—(4)—Today.
8:00—(2)—Morning Show
8: 45—(7)—Cartoons. 2:45—(4)—Faye Elizabeth.
‘ waa a Payoff.
Smith Show. ~
3:30—(7)—Air Base.
Day.
4:00—(4)—Welcome, Traveler. (T)—
5:00—(4)—Pinky Lee.
Dee.
6:30—(4)—Howdy Doody. (2)—Bob
Crosby Show. (7) — Barnaby
Bear, .
5:45—(7)—Weather. (2)—Sports,
THURSDAY EVENING
6:00—(4)—Music Time. (7)—De-
troit Deadline. (2)}—To Be An-{-
nounced.
6:15. — (4) — News, (7) -— Sports. |
(2)—Detroit This .Week.
6:30—(4)—Time For Sports. (7)—
Playhouse. (2)—News. (7)—Auntie (4)—Kate |
(2)—Ladies
9:00—(4)—Playschool.
fast Club.
9:45—(2)—Brighter Day
10:¢0—(7)—Charm Kitchen. (4)—
Ding Dong School. (2)—Arthur
Godfrey.
16:30—(4)—One Man's Family.
10: 45—(4)—-Three Steps.
11:00—(7)—Playhouse. (4)—Home.
11:30—(2)—Strike It Rich.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(4)—Bride & Groom. (7)—
Comics. (2)—Valiant Lady. (1)—Break-
12:15—(2)—Love of Life. (4)—
Hawkins Falls.
12:30 — (4) — Betty White. ()—
News. (2)—Tomorrow’s Search.
, | 19:45—(7)—Stars on Seven. (2)—
Guiding Light
1:00— (4) —Home Theater. (2)—
Bob Murphy.
1:30—(2)—Garry Moore Show.
2:00—(7)—My Life.
2:30 — (4) — Jean McBride. (7)—
Theater. (2)—Houseparty. 6:45— (4) —Easter Story.
Weatherman.
7:00 — (4) — (2)—
Liberace. (7)—Cisco
Kid. (2)—Meet Mr. McNutley.
7:30—(4)—Dinah Shore.
Lone Ranger. (2)—News.
1:46—(4)—News. (2)—Jane
man. M—
Fro-
8:00—(4)—You Bet Your Life. (7)
Talent Patrol.
Elizabeth. (2)—Life
Raymond. (2)—Playhouse. With
30 — (4)—Justice. (1)—Where’s
9:00—(4)—Dragnet. (7)—Wrestling.
(2)—Theater.
9:30—(4)—Theater. (2)—Big Town.
(1)—Kraft Theater.
16:00 — (4) —
Public Martin Kane. ()—
16:30—(4)—Michigan Outdoors. (2)
-"T Led Three Lives.” (T)—Janet
Dean.
11:00—(4)—News. (7) — Soupy’s
On. (2)—News.
11:15—(1)—Motion Pic.
(2)—Theater. (9)—Jane Fulton.
11:30—(4)—Moods in the Night.
-- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed tm this column are subject te change without notice.
wisn, (760) CELW, (see) ww, (356) WXYZ, (197) WOAR, (1198) WIBK, (1490)
WXYZ, = WWJ, Paye Elisabeth WCAR, Ballads CKLW. ier Davia Curtain Call WJBK. CKLW. Curt Massey 5:33—WW2, L. Jones
ne WCAR. News CKLW. Sky King
FREESE wes co Juco amsmy | Sees RR” WCAR, Coffee With Clem a a Aunt Jenny ag ae
6:30—W. Farm Forum WCAR. WJBK, Bob Murphy
News, Mare 12:48—WIR. J. White achat: News, ° Pran 4 Quartet
WXYZ, m_ Calls
WCAR, News — CKLW, Eddie Chase
7:18—WJR, Musie Hall THURSDAY AFTERNOON WCAR. Talk Sports
oo Read 6:30-—WIR, Reynolds 1:30—WW4J, Listen, Live a Tn ews a= WW. Pran Pettay
ways bebe) WXYZ, Charm Time. Bill Sterna
Wiee. : Gan, Cotten & Page weak, ion Eaten WoaR. Beleds
re age 1:18—WJR, Ma Perkins one. t Thomas
. CKLW, Piuy De David CKLW, jes, Knowing
8:00-—WJIR, Jack White ——— WIR, Guest House wwii, 1:90 -WIR, Dr, Malone wwe?
Wine: mene Newa, TK, Weve, sdeuriee oor Patten Lewis
WEAR, Rows ig . WCAR, News, Ballads
W18-W7m, bn oF fe oy Light CKLW. Guy Nunn
. #:90—WIR, WCAR, wae be eae 2:00—WJR, Mrs. Burton ww, Beatty
News WKY, Starr of Space at ona ae Mall wate. Bout winter CKLW. Gabriel Heatter
Redie Rev. Sy 148—WIR, Ed. R. Murrow ae ww, 1 ‘es Famil :00—WIR, Wm, gheshen Wear, Beer Came Cleveland Ws, } Man's Pamtiy
3 WEH, Breakfast “Chub <= So ee eet, he: tt
Ww 48 g may shad 2:30—W ora Drake WWJ, Roy Rogers
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8:45—WXYZ, Vandercoot 0:36—WIR, Mee Mawt show | 2:46—WR. ter. Day =— > 9:00—WJR, Crime Photos. oxLw. » Gabriel Heatter Yrs, Bere’s e Answer $:15—WXYZ, Show World -
WW, Bet Your Life Don McLeod — :90—WIR, Jr. Town Meeting Holywood Airport aac $:00—WJR Hilttop House Bix, Shooter CKLW, Mem. Music My god Nelgher WWJ. Lite Beautiful Sai, Fighters: is rf WXYZ. Paul Wint §:30—W. They Fought w : Bob y CKLW, fieve, Tele” BK. EYE. Band of th of ¢'
WWJ, Big Story 0:48—WIR, Pete and Joe wip
pes Can onus W, ap ea 8: a eite Cascedil
= ernte 19:00 CKLW. Bddie Chase 9:00—WIR, MeNutley aa —— a — 8:90 ww. P roms wwe, = We Hail
mos Be bs Wxyz, Win CKLW, News, Henry; Roth Say pomgcos CKLW, Eddie Chase , ;
WJBK, owe ; woax, Sar fore at aw ow. gal Sunde a 9:18—CKLW, Roth
Metropol ras 9:30—WJBK, wits" Lenten Programs 1¢:15—WCAR, Temple Pibsiod age at Lorene WWJ, Swa Cantor wx, of Town 19ge—wwy Bob Hope tj Backetant Wile CKLW, Soun: Board
a : Holywood _ Date rz, Wnt " Otrects ware. Bg iw 2M a 10:90-W JR. ‘Tenpessse Ernie
vere Ce | wean, Laks Orion News, Ballads Pibper | Me
Waite tows Rep ot Tows | 16:45—wWwJ, Break the Bank «18—-WIR, of Odas| CKLW. PF. Edwards
CKLW. News, WAYZ, Girt Weak tee Senne :18—WJR, Your Congress
30:45— ot Town GELS. Becuty Cutate Ww, Lanten Program
CKLW. Harmen: 4.20—WIR, Music WXYZ. Top ot
’ 11:00—WJR, Arthur Godfrey - Brown Marti
bas rads aa "| WW, Strike Tt Rich WXY2, McKenzie | 10:30—W4IR, Believe, Escape Ww, News WXYZ, Mod. Romance WJBK, MeLeod WW) dene Pah
x News, Gentile WIBK. News, Mcleod egal Me WXYZ, News, Town
11:36—WJR, Bob Reynolds WOAR, Hewes Harmony ‘wed, Woman in Thowse Gxiw. Rey Suerdis WWJ, Allan Roth 11:18—WXYZ, Bver Since Eve W. Georne 16:43—CKLW, U. D. Engineers
Sele Mensattan’ bMuste 11.999 IR, Make op ung | Ht. Mere, 1:00—WIR, Rows
11:30 WIN, Believe. Muste Wxrz, Women WwaYZ, Don Wattrick ERLW. Rows News
Ww, . Lai CKLW. Queen for a Day
12;30—-WJR, Helen Trent
WWJ, News
WIBK, News. Leohat Ww. News, 6:06—WIR, News
e:48 WXYZ, Kews ey Your oy Bud WwW, News
we. Ti3e CKLW, Newe
"gers
Ux Sane ae" - 12:00—WJR, Wendy Warren ware Ba “anes acs
: Day Mr. Mullen's salary,” 3 ao 2
Convicts Would Pay | tre petit YMCA Seeks Leaders
Raise for Warden
| SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (INS)— S j 1 ff ts to Sa it O1 tstand- |
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illegal. ing high school graduates for col-
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AN EASTER FANTASY—One of the many video treats sched-
uled for the coming holiday will be the delightful tale
as the Evil King, gets some charming assistance from his two lovely
co-stars, Gwen Verdon (left) who portrays the dancing Glow Worm,
and Doretta Morrow who will be seen as the Princess in the Tower.
Miss Verdon, whose work in the musical Can Can have earned her
many plaudits, shares stellar honors with Doretta whose Broadway
success in “Kismet” has been highly acclaimed.
3149 W. Huron stage the predection wei i EVENINGS CALL FE 2-1048
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civil service rules.
birth.
children.
3 Others Poison ATLANTA (®—All Mrs.
McKenzie car.
the accident
Vaughn
Mrs. Effie Jarrett..
Starting a dog fight.
fashion as to scare horses.
walk. Woman Works Until Zoot-Suiters Snooty OUR 7th ANNIVERSARY
FLOOR-IT
DETROIT @—In the light of all
the facts the Wayne County Board
of Institutions is taking another
|look at a woman worker’s suspen-
The board may have to wink at
In violation of the rules the
.| woman stayed on her job until the
day-her baby was born. The rules
requires an expectant mother to
go on leave of absence six months
before and one-month after the
The woman explained she had
to stay at work. Her husband had
deserted her and her two other
1 Woman's Stop Is
McKenzie did was stop her car on
the street. Here's what happened:
1. A car driven by Thomas Wil-
liams banged into the. back of the
“2. A tractor-trailer and two cars
in the opposite lane stopped when
occurred,
3. But a bus behind didn’t stop
and smashed into the rear of the
second car, driven by C. J.
4. The Vaughn car was knocked
into the one in front, driven by
5. The Jarrett car smashed into
the-rear of the tractor-trailer. Fi-
City Ordinance Forbids
Smoking in Restaurants
Jin Fairbury. A city ordinance
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$139 Limed Oak Suite
Modern Straightline Design Table
A suite as modern as tomorrow
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limed oak dining room features
heavy five-ply tops constructed
for years-of service. Begin with
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3-Pc. Limed Oak Bedroom Plank Top Modern Bed, Chest, Dresser 9.00
New beauty for your bedroom... at a $21 saving during
this sale! Harmony House limed oak plank top modern
bedroom suite has hardwood interiors throughout, dovetailed,
dustproofed drawers with center guides, attractive polished
brass hardware. Five-ply tops and fronts are made of select
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A’ perfect combination to give you restful, relax-
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Latex Coated Boodle Buggy
Aluminutn finished steel chassis, Duchess gear, chrome plated pusher. Dark blue
or medium gray color.