wae - : ; Sra ‘> The Weather Details page two niath YEAR) tke ¢ i. c : : PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1955 —72 PAGES Search for Barbara Reaches Oakland Seek Grand Jury Action ‘ + Pontiac’s smoldering milk price war flared into open battle today . William Keasey, secr‘etary-man- ager of the Michigan Retail Grocers Assn., was scheduled to present: a ‘true bill of: complaint” to the governor this afternoon. Im announcing the action to the Pontiac Press, Maprice J. Cro- teau, president of the 198-mem- ber Oakland County Retail Food Dealers Assa., charged: “We have proof that dairy com- panies have violated the Patman aunt ui zt a ; Fbieket fi Lt : i a” 8 F Instruction Ballots Croteau said he had “reason to believe discounting is state wide.” He added that he thought from 20- 25 per cent of Oakland County grocers were getting discounts. “What we're asking is equality,” he said.. “We want to eliminate all under-the-counter discounts. “We feel if the dairies have ex- cess money to give away in dis- counts, they sheuld put it back in the farm level, where we fee! it is much more needed.” Croteau said he thought the ap- peal te the governor would be given strong support from the ‘selling at a loss anyway.” state’s dairy farmers and the Michigan Milk Producers Assn. Croteau added that an open meet- ing of all. independent grocers in the county will be called Monday nigh t. He said it will be proposed that the grocers eliminate ‘‘all handling of milk and cream because we are He said grocers had been losing money on milk sales even before | the price-cutting war because of the ‘‘smaii margin of profit allowed by the arbitrary prices set by the dairies.” Remember That Tricky Ballot ’ =f You Want Fluoridation You Must Vote ‘Against Pontiac voters face a tricky ballot on the special fluoridation issue at Monday’s spring election. The proposal reads: “Shall the ordinance prohibiting | the addition of fluorides to the public water supply of | the City of Pontiac be adopted?” Soe, Pontiac voters who believe in fluoridation must vote “Against the Ordinance.” Those who oppose fluor- | idation must vote “For the Ordinance.” be Neely Promises More Attacks on Eisenhower of ‘Fair Trade’ ip i f | H in : _Appear on Page 21 Urges Repeal | | ! ; ! 1 Pai FH i f i c zB Z F : Paper Reports State Dairy Probe Asked sai \arvine Prevents Polio . UM Officials Tabulating Results of Nationwide the children who received ithe Salk polio vaccine in last year’s nationwide tests New York World-Telegram and Sun said today in a copyrighted story. The news r reported that this was the ist of the report on results of the tests to be released April 12. Thomas Francis dr., of the University of Michigan, who is Test Are Keeping Mum, NEW YORK (# — None of} contracted the disease, the| * ¢ @¢ Kelly, Brando Take Top Oscars _ FELMLAND’S BEST—Grace Kelly and Marion Brando pose together with their golden Oscars which they received last night when they were named best actress and actor by the Motion Picture Academy. ; Hollywood Honors Top Performers ‘Waterfront’ Walks Away © With 8 Academy Awards HOLLYWOOD (# —“On the Waterfront,” the movie 3 that Hollywood almost turned down, today held eight Oscars—including Marion Brando’s first—to tie the all- time Academy Awards record. The brutal, often-sadistic story of labor racketeering on New York’s docks made a rout of the 27th annual : : * : ce ae oS _* -, ‘ _ Balmy Weather Means Playtime : os Oakiand Ave. Perched [In Today's Press \Says Guaranteed Pay Would Stall Trend to Move Factories CLEVELAND @® ~— The CIO United Auto Workers said today discourage “run-away shops” from folding up in one community and | Succumbs at 70 its. guaranteed wage plan, be- tion President Opens Joseph Pulitzer St. Louis Post-Dispatch Publisher Is Taken by Death Unexpectedly ST, LOUIS #®—Joseph Pulitzer, editor and publisher of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, died aboyt midnight from. ruptured blood yessel of the abdomen. He was 70 years old. The announcement of his death was made today by his son Joseph Pulitzer III. ner of the St. Louls Advertising Club. He was at his office yes- terday, working at his desk at his usual time, He became ill at about 9: p.m., was rushed to Barnes Hos- pital where he died around mid- night. throughout the day and leaving » paper second. Pulitzer, who headed the Post- Dispatch for 43 years, prided himself with being a’ working newspaperman. Under’ his leader- ship his afternoon newspaper be- came known as one of the great crusading newspapers of the na- Pulitzer was known as a per- fectionist and he demanded and got good reporting. Cancer Campaign Birmingham oy egenewsveree eeeeee ve 2 = po ee ee rer 4 te gesb pwanhagesttenesers 2 . Bob eee eave OOP EERE HE EY, ry | ‘ * BM 'e Oe de 6 : eee a0 eee ee ed eee he Re “awards presentation last night. The eight awards, plus one honorary plaque, + ‘Being Scoured ‘by 90 Students Recreation Area Milford High School Boys Helping Rangers | Near Proud Lake The 8-day intensive search for missing 7-year-old Bar- bara Gaca today spread to Oakland County as sheriff's deputies and high school students scoured at least two areas near Pontiac. The searchers were ie | : unrestrained pleas- ure, enthusiastically k Kelly time after time while flash. bulbs popped. of the e department's losses | under direction of Erwin third class mail be- rer ba gan Aug. 21, 1953. No one suspected ht up to awards time, it had that direct mail advertisers would | Hershell Krebbs, the agricultural Rig been an unpredictable race for the take up the challenge so gleefully and flood the postal system with advertisings and samples, i i * _ he and Dudy a wes given, Aussie Troops to Malaya | ‘Continued on Page 2, Col. 4 | 50-50 chance of beating out Miss CANBERRA, Australia u — The Kelly; Ji was the sentimental Australian government today ap- choice for her rdlé in “A Star Is| proved sending soldiers to Malaya a iS Born: . See additional story on page 2. against Communist guerrillas. Tight) Dr. Monroe Checks Up . Says Dr. Waters’ Evidence Doesn't Hold Up in Spots in Excise Tax Ike OKs Bill Continuing the Present Rates Until April 1, 1956 . WASHINGTON (®—There will be no excise tax cuts tomorrow, and “Anti-fluoridation writers have become so careless with | corporations will continue to pay their facts that we have had to check up on some of their_| income taxes at the rate of 52 claims so that Pontiac readers will not be misled,” said | °°" "*: The House completed congres- Dr. John D. Monroe, M. D., director of public health for | sicnai action and President Enon. both Pontiac and Oakland County. hower signed into law last night, a “For example, Dr. John E. Waters, a California dentist, bill which continues both at their present rates until April 1,. 1956. writing in the Press quoted Dr. R. 8. Harris, professor Of | They had been scheduled to drop biochemistry of nutrition of the Massachusetts Institute | at midnight tonight. of, Technology, as follows: +— Cloudy, Warm Weather Seen in Pontiac Area The weatherman says the wel-|and a conference committee today, | agreed to eliminate it. “*There has never been demonstrated a need for fluorine fot the develop- Additional articles on fluoride appear on pages 2, 7, 22 and 28. ment or maintenance of rfect teeth or health. tely no fluorine in them.’ -“f immediately sent a wire to come perfect teeth have|Guncing sunshine will end The House voted 386-8 to pass the tax extension bill without the $20-a-person income tax cuf which it had written into the measure earlier by a 210-205— vote The Senate rejected the tax cut, All eight negative votes in the e tomorrow. | House were cast by Democrats, Balmy temperatures will remain, y however Following @ high of 54 in down-|Allies Protest Road Tax Boston,” stated Dr. Monroe. ‘In| town Pontiac. yesterday, the mer- BONN, Germany ~The three : reply Dr. Harris ‘stated that he/|cury dropped to 34 early this morn- | Western allies considered’ today a had been quoted out of context | ing and authorized the following state- c Tonight ment as “expressing his stand and | degrees at the same time that of Dr. Fred-| high of ne erick J, Stare, M.D. of Harvard !to the U.S. University Medi¢al School: Forse 2, CT, BM, , 7 Pigs. ba Si, a, oh Sa as Euperionced SUK Finisher. Siesdy Po | sition. D & D Cleaners. 103 W, on, ostly | Fewer Fowl Forecast — . | strong protest to the Russians over 's low will be around 40/the sharp increase in road taxes d tomorrow will see &/on traffic between West. Germany 60 again, according | and West Bertin. * ‘LANSING (UP) — There ‘be fewer chickens and turkeys — Michigan this year than fy were in 1954, the state. ‘ =n, ie Sart Kee rd THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 481, 1955 Voters fo Rule T-Rex Bimineham N w* Junior High on Pension Plan’ Bids Opened, Tabul ted. BIRMINGHAM — Further steps 4 Ten Her Own"Ouce?™ Judy Happy Grace Kelly Won Top Actress Award’ ate HOLLYWOOD: Ww — Miss Judy | son was born Tuesday. She said | n if Is Desi ned | ee Included | viewed: the M Pic. | afterwards that she wasn't a dieap- | Cored icone pear r.. the pbuilding of red sion messing a een omen. Pontiac ares ‘sd ere Academy Oscar awards by tation allt wen presented. with | ion northeast section were taken ast to be ee ae each 4 aaa Unit teievision in a hospital where her my own special Oscar,” she said Reg ule ti , | night. ~ eveurs, This ‘include eee ey ca gees | Al tin | Ree acing ee Ld event Claims Dr. Waters’ . ue ad mee ifcent ob in "The wenies veers ante Gee. ted for general construction | crossovers at beth streets Country Girl?” | Pontiac voters Monday will cast | mechanical and electrical con-| struction of acetss drives "as * ¢ «© “pallots on an amendment designed | tracts. sidewalk facilities, - Pamous Seymour all steel irom eens pone rd. wm Evidence ls Spotty Bing Crosby, who apparently to correct a -mis-worded charter | Costs of approximately $2,200,000 | Other improvements concern the and oe poco top seoter Weaning. pry sed ‘had a ball at the first Academy | amendment concerning city em- | were listed from about 40 bidders. | Lincoln intersection, Con | , helen * cota | de- road inter Continued From Page One). ‘Award function he has attended | ployes retirment passed over- | The board will act on the bids at| trol and better center parkways. hana "opening. Complete ms t eh j ‘eat helmingly by the electors last | a later meeting. * * « mous an ahaha Betemnmnetes Mental decay on sed when he to Ot Oe ‘November, |" ‘The mew school is to be built on ‘The Baldwin Library children's [| is, lem, price for Friday and set- Townshi | & large ' | 20 acres of land between the. story hour at 10:30. a.m. Saturday | ‘Grand Trunk Railroad and Adams will feature ‘The Emperor's New | | Foad south of Derby. | Goethes, " trom Hans Christian An- | ‘Amendments Deal | With Sewer Issue 2 coe BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Voters | Little Singers of the Wooded | es “T knew all along Marlon would Purtney ‘Further, we are in complete win it.” he said, . ing. And Syivan cpa Linda oe . nt. that there is no reliable ph deserved it too. I had honor tion suggesting that it re- * are the six hew stores in the enough just being nominated. meters hige The mistake in the Novem- ber amendment, which -was aimed at mretoratains the ony’s pension plan, was in the sec- bn Re el oe re tirement allowanee."’ City officials agree that as or- iginally intended, the charter should provide that an employe | |who has served the city 25 years. an ane eyes | will be Asked to decide on ements age, can leave the staff before ments to the city charter at the | reaching “voluntary retirment April 4 election. By unanimous | ' recommendation, city commission- "| When voluntary retirement age ers state adoption of the amend | possi prevention.’ is yeached, he would begin re- ments would be in the best in- ouser of three. a4 ma 7, Tornabene, Re- rec- ceiving “deferred retirement" pen- | terest of al? the citizens. | gional ‘sion payments. based on the The State Water Resources Com- And it won a plaque for set decora-| ,.415 of service he had actually mission has ordered the ‘city to | thon, put in for the city. | discontinue pollution of the Rouge The winning movie was con- “ Voluntary retirement age is 60 | River and the city commission has ceived ay or scolberg and pee | years for general city employes been working on the problem. ducer Sam Spiegel, But it was) turned down by ee major COM-' words “age 65 years” instead of Cc bia volunteered | ,. remes ” release it and it was produced voluntary reti A eee. comparatively smali budg- et figure of $780,000 . * * ° Eva Marie Saint, who supplied the romantic interest to Brando's punchy pug in ‘Waterfront,”’ was named best supporting actress for her first film role. She was gowned in maternity dress and exclaimed happily at New York's Center | Theater: “I'm 0 nov, I may have my baby right here Seags Bon Freakin | informa _- Presents any. hazard to any group. | attended: the ceremonies int “erick “masonry As scientists interested in extend- | Te eee tails and sported the only ng knowledge, we are interested ‘top hat seen. He escorted Kathy Jack Raisin of the S$yl- i. n having researches continued-in | Grant @ young Columbia starlet Realty Co., the building was the basic causes. of tooth decay. | whom he. dates often. Quip-trading Redstone and “The fact fuoring is effective | with Bob |! he was the ty tae ‘ s reducing: decay 4 not tel] us wane dope, From the ee will be na story hour on) | Easter Sevarday, April 9. 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Perfect for EASTER _Serving and Other Festive Occasions fi ti Fs | | | Dr. Alice Tarbell Crathern Amendments the charter! w ayne University author of “In | necessary to take this step are) netroit Courage Was the he proposed amendments to Chap- | Fashion’ w sin pao oe noes Se employe | tome 12 and 14 essential to the, n's ay Plena | cn ome: would receive rred re- | project. Proposed amendments to | oe p.m. Saturday at Deart mnt allowance, or pension, only’ Chapter 10 would revise the spe- | if he has not withdrawn any of | ‘cial assessment ture | Inn. Dr, Crathern'’s book is Wedi- his own contribu credited to his account in the pension fund. eee Edmond O'Brien, the only nom- | won st supporti aca e oct Oakland County | other proposals are under con-, —— ear as the harried procuring = lin (Continued From Page One) sideration. The amendment to ; agent of ‘‘The Darvdoet Cnt Contessa.” | found nothing. led by state park Chanter 9 would bring ure HELP WANTED | | In other awards, Walt Disney’ made his familiar trips to the po- | | rangers and park manager Shu- jp jine with the genera] state law man Worrell. which has been changed since the GMC TRUCK & COACH Division General Motors Corp. Pontiac ! if . if EE Hi | troit throughout its history. proposed sewer in 20 rather than | Hostesses of this year’s luncheon ta t i 34 96 North | The Chapter 4 and Chapter 9 have no! nae may reservations | y phone their a bearing on the sewer problem but 1, Mrs. Roger Buchanan or Mrs. | are proposed at this time when the | |M. C. Shepherd. | F fF - i? If d rf : i : 5 ; dium. He added two more Oscars year, bringing his all - time | to 24. “T Know new why he always | “Detroit pie tips witht me charter was written, here truck,"’ com: checked na iue menting a trace of the youngster since * 6¢ 6 | She vanished on her way to school Coins in the Fountain” Xr ago today. ransom note and several Phone | 9 E i i i a mi aa Neen AD MUN ats ALAIN) i] Man Admits Purchases With Bad Credit Cards A man pleaded guilty yesterday | in Circuit Court to purchasing. | about $2,000 worth of tires and gas. | with two unauthorized of company | credit cards while traveling from | organizéd, | to thank all my collaborators, Jo-| Burns, di-year-old factory work- | Seattle, Wash. to P ac. hig state | jhann Strauss,. Richard Strauss, | er wanted for questioning in the — Lawrence M. x, 35. will | criminal per cent e- | | Brekins. Beethoven Mozart and assault child The Academy, via an honorary | opponents have stat- award, partially rectified one of | thaf 119 dentists and 10 physi-| its most grievious oversights. It clans were violently. opposed to made a special award to Greta fluoridation in Worcester, Mass. 1 | Garbo “for her series of luminous P&T® s Gespprerence. 4 checked up on that too. Following and unforgettable performances 4 med as | Still Claiming ramatic | is the reply of Dr. Alexander Wit-, Miss Garbo, often acclaimed ‘a| an Oscar in| Innocence, Banks Approves German Arms kow, M.D., M.P.H., Commissioner the screen's greatest of ‘Public Health there. actress, never won ‘The Wi \her | orcester District Demal | jong career. 'D Li { T WASHINGTON — The Senate | Taws eierm | reeer Relations Committee to-| Walter Banks was sentenced to %4Y approved the West German | | ife in Jackson state prison yes- t = Pontiac Deaths | rearmament treaties by a 131! | terday still claiming his rer con | pili ff. Hi ” f : a é Experienced MECHANICS | METAL FINISHERS COLOR SPRAY MEN WELDERS Apply | Employment Office |, 7:15 A. M. te 5 P.M. GMC Truck and Coach Divisions 660 S$. Bivd., Pontiec ccet last night for dames G. 4 rr z ii to? Oakland County ' Prosecutor | Cleveland police sent information | Frederick C. Ziem. | on Burns to Detroit because of the | Haddix was arrested here | similarity of their case and Bar- | March 2 after using one of the | cards to buy eight tires valued at $341 from a local dealer, then | reselling them at 4 for $20. & Governor to Halt Fluorine Support i Gake Serving Set 94 @ Cake Platter @ Set of 6 Plates Gift Boxed @ Sugar and Creamer SIMAS“& @ Cake Server @ Server Holder fired on heavy glass. Idea) for ROTMER any occasion . vel wt At buy for yoursel 96 N. Saginaw St. —2nd Floor COSCO RSESOESOOSOLCCEOOEOOOESOROES worcester fluoridate es its Pe we ter supplies in 1950. vote, | after two first degree murder con ee 'victions for the same offense. | rvice will be held for Mrs.| Banks, 45, formerly. of 116 Wes- when @ M. (Lottie Ann) Fleese, 68. | / Sen St., was convicted March 15 written poll was set up which would | Of 70 8. Francis St Friday at 2) jfor the second time in Oakland permit individual dentists to revise |?:™-. from the Pursley Funeral | | County Circuit Court of the holdup- their stand at any time. Eien o nor ee on te | slaying of Alexander Bell, 53, on mmanuel Baptist Church w | April 27, 1951. “ “The poll taken in March 1964 | ficiate with burial in Oak Hill, He was previously found guilty | owes that of 227 members of | Cemetery. | Feb, 18, 1952, but won a retrail | were polled ne ae ate satlitery | Mrs. Reese died Tuesday at her when an error was found in the corvice). Of thie sember, 111 |bome after several months illness. | form of the first jury's verdict. | | Bell, part owner of a hall at | against tooth decay could apply! were definitely in favor of fluor!. ‘Phill; Worth _ | 887 ‘Baldwin Ave., Seo shat and | directly to ir teeth. | dation. 15 were opposed, and 9 | wip ° robbed of about $2,000. were undecided. No reply was | Phillip Worth, 53, of 2230 Mont- | PTYTTITITITITIVITITT Titi itil Don’t You Pay More for Your S ALL POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES PER CARTON -Pay onty : lar priee that’s Simms lew, low price) fer cigarettes, This price for all but premium _‘king- FRIDAY and S ATURDAY Banks denied his guilt again yes- | royal Ave. died early this ing | terday. Judge George B. Hartrick ““T understand that there is a | 4t St. Joseph Mercy Hospital after) said he understood the convicted illness | man had always protested. his in- |. “ApH-10 19071 “ii Fargo, nocence. but now stood convicted | ND. he was the son of John | after a proper trial, ao “] LEE TF Sitecescccs Guaranteed Forever—Net a Penny Has years Mich, | current: attempt to bring this pon | * | a short ~T Up Te te of’ my’. Born | knowledge, “the current status is a a ee inieiiowie AON veh dish likely to be more heavily in favor | of fluoridation “ “Tr understand several petitions have been circulated among den- fluoridated water regularly during tists by anti-fluoridation forces their early, teeth-formative years. One such, signed by a number of Spokesmen at the Governor's of- dentists in 1951, requested further fice in Lansing said the petition discussion of the subject. had not yet arrived. | "This petition was later pub- | Hctred, with a paragraph added | te the petition after the signa- The Weather woe, petition ‘after the signe. PONTIAC AND VICINITY —tacreasing temerrew with Medical experts have staied sev- eral times that fluoridation is safe. tion petition. The petition, ap- proving additional discussion, had been signed by mast of the pro- Muertdation dentists. ‘Another petition which was | earculated was signed by a number ‘of dentists who did not read the petition. and who apparently, | were verbally misinformed as to us its contents. On seeing the final | olla) petition, they requested that their | 4 names be removed. A number of 'such requests were filed with the | Dental Society. ’ ‘It is obvious that if 171 out of - $217 dentists are definitely reported ¢1\as being in favor of fluoridation, | there could not possibly be 119 |local dentists who are opposed. | There are on record only 15 such | inde seoeth- : Mostly cleady— end ececler temerrow sight, lew 85 Teday in Pontiac | Lewest temperature preceding 8 a @ @un seis Thursday si 656 pm Gun rises Pridey at 615 am rises Thureday at 12 2 pm. sets Fridey a: 3.03 a Downtown I Tempereteres ile m 123 m. eeeeee eoseceaes Gi BB Mo casaaee tm Pontiacs cee eee e eae eremane eeee ree eee eee eee eeserees 17 Lowest Tempersteres This cal Society after a presentation 6 in 1923 ; by a dentist opposed to suorieaee Wetnest ‘reviewed the matter recent y. Not Wg Trap eompnte ~e 98 | one voice was raised in the Medi- 3 $$ cal Society advocating a change in | 43. the Society's stand in favor of | $8 fluoridation. 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Otter ue i Ml i a will be a great help in shaping the de- Sign of larger satellites and of Sntegonl, tinental missiles. _ ' a SS ae ‘Amendment No. 3 ‘Of the four proposed constitutional amendments on next Monday's ballots, No. 3, the school finance plan is of great- “est public interest. This is the proposal which promises hard pressed school districts a means of financing urgently needed class room But pater that, sclentiate vethine: it fees ee ATL "A well deserved rest. _ After 25 years of public service to the ‘City of Bloomfield Hills, CLanznce E.. ‘Orrer has decided to retire from public *; — He will not seek re-election to the City Commission April 4. For the last quarter of _ a century Mr, Orrer has found time from his many personal endeavors to serve on the City Com- ‘mission of the city where he lives. x © & He has spent long and tedious hours formulating many of the present day community developments. To serve your city where little compensation is forthcoming is at times disheartening. . The abuse and criticism which a public servant must take many times far out- weigh the thanks he receives, ay Dt wl on the many and varied problems of his community are appreciated by both the newcomers and the older residents of Bloomfield Hills. ‘ It takes a man with civic pride, — and a willingness to share his + time so that others may enjoy + vieg % such © fin. residential area ag Bloomfield Hills, . a te” _ Over the years Mr, Orrer has had this pride and given of his time willingly. He now feels that his civic duty is com- pleted. We agree, and hope that in his retirement he will look back with pride “Om many of the accomplishments for -which he worked so diligently over the last 25 years. Progress in Washington There is cause for general satisfaction over the progress made in our national , Capital toward better race relations. It also is pleasing that Dr. Ra.pu Buncug, the eminent Negro official of the United Nations, ‘is aware of that progress and approves it. This is additionally important because in 1949 he rejected appointment as As- sistant Secretary of State because of the racial situation in Washington where he would have to live. When a newsman asked him the other day whether he would have any objections to living there now, Dr. Buncue said: “If my work took me to Wash- ington I would live there. There have been some remarkable tive-— years. The restaurants, theaters, hotels and now the schools are opening up to Negroes.” ~ + * The people of Washington have a right to be proud of the change which has taken place and which augurs so well for even happier racial relations in the future. Man Made Made Moonlet Parents may stop laughing at junior’s enthusiasm for space travel after read- ing a forecast that Mother Earth’s first artificial satellite will be a » Teality: in 1957. * * * Not only was this prediction made by the syndicated columnist Srewart: Atsop, but he said that the cost of this artificial moon would be $20,000,000. Other details, however, are bound to be a little bit disappointing to devotees of stories about interplanetary travel. The satellite will be no larger than a soft ball and. will weigh no more than 100 pounds: There won’t be any room _ for spatial adventurers as it revolves d the earth a9 miles out in the be able to relay back to _ expansion. The plan “was advanced by Louis H. SCHIMMEL, tax expert and long time member of Pontiac’s Board-of Edu- cation. | * * * If approved by the voters, as it should be, the State would be . empowered to issue bonds for- « $100,000,000. From this fund school districts levying at least 13 mills for debt service could bor- row the money needed to finance school construction. These dis- trics would have to continue levying 13 mills until the entire debt to the State fund is repaid. x * * There are many districts in the State which have been unable to keep pace with the birth rate and residential building boom. In debt to their legal _limits, these districts are powerless to cope with this problem. Amendment No. 3 has the support of Michigan Republicans, the Michigan Education Association and Gov! Wrr- LIAMs. It deserves the overwhelming endorsement of voters. Vote “Yes” on Amendment No. 3. —— The Man About Town Very Early Voter Sets Pattern for All Other Good Citizens; Vote Monday Past: What many wives forgive — ‘and forget if he comes with the “present. If every native born American valued ‘his citizenship as highly as Isaae Roth Of 204 Prospect St., he would be so anxious to vote in every election that there would be no absentees. Election officials at the Wilson School precinct where he votes tell me that . he has been the first to cast his ballot there ‘for a quarter century. He often is on hand before the board members arrive. One of Pontiac's most outstanding devotees of grand opera, and a native of Belgium, Mr. Roth received his naturalization papers when he was fighting for his adopted country in World War I. He considers his right to vote to be his most coveted possession, and should put to shame any individual who does not exercise his franchise next Monday Advance copies of something that may lift the disgrace from juvenile comic books looks mighty good to this observer, It is by Walt Disney, and entertainingly covers in word and pic- ture the lives and habits of various animals and birds. Chief of the Michigan Agricultural De- partment's Bureau of Plant Industry, NEA. terme, lec i “I Can Take a Hint”? ~~ David Lawrence Says: Carney’ s- Words Distorted in Attempt to WASHINGTON — About » news- papermen and radio commentators recently sat down at dinner with Admiral Carney, chief of naval operations, whom they had invited to give them background informa- tion about the Far Eastern situa- tion, The understanding was that nothing was to be attributed to the admiral and no quotations were to be printed. This is customary in & affairs. All those present respected the wishes of the admirat-in their writ- ings or broadcasts, but some who were not present evidently ob- tained informal comments. after- ward from those who did attend and these became the basis for some distorted versions of the re- marks actually made. misrepresenta snowbalied, Finally Democratic senators took it up trom a politi- cal angle and demanded to know about alleged differences inside the administration. President Eisenhower was asked about it at his press conference, It all added up to an attempt to place the chief of naval opera- tions in the unjustified position of having talked out of turn or of holding views at variance with those of the commander-in-chief. This isn't the first time the so- called ‘off the record’’ dinners have caused trouble, and it wouldn't be surprising if they were discontinued altogether, because , evidently what is given newsmen in confidence doesn't stay confi- ‘dential, Until there ig some way being used for sensational - $ that are not true, public officials will hesitate to accept the tewita. tions of newsmen for such social affairs hereatfer. The best information ‘available is that the admiral did discuss “the background of the Formosat situation, So have other military men here in the past, but there is no truth in the claim that the admiral predicted that war would. break out in mid-April or that he had recommended to the President the use of atomic bombs on the mainland of China, as some news articles have reported. In all briefings, there is an analysis of all military factors. In this instance it is understood that Admiral Carney weighed all the different factors involved but made no flat prediction that the war would break out in mid-April. lle was discussing, it is said, the Confuse U.S. to President Eisenhower what their intentions are or when their plans materialize, if at all, so it is rebettabie that Democrats, ike Senator Kefauver and others, seeking ‘to undermine the President by insisting that he out- line ; t America will do and when. That kind of in- formation would be invaluable to fhe Communists from a military standpoint. The important thing is not whether the Democratic senators are confused or whether even the newspaper writers are confused. It's important that the Commu- nists shall be sufficiently confused that they will not risk an attack and interject factors that would force American military interven- tion. (Copyright 1955) CHRIST AND RESURRECTION “Jesus said unto her, ] am the resurrection and the life.” John 11:25 We do not mourn and grieve and weep... In autumn when God puts to sleep... The roses in garden-bed , . . Nor do we think the lilacs dead .. . In winter when they bloom no more . . . For in the spring God will restore... These flowers and they'll bloom again... . And if you've faith, The Just maintain... Your loved ones too will be reborn . . . On God's appointed Easter morn, + JULIEN C, HYER wen neces: ‘ites, "Saavese, Sod “tamer of these not be it ‘the wrist ie ‘sakura. ct be Galles critical in 3 : The of fluoridation have from'time to time that the American Dental: ation ciation as such have. not carried “yon research in ‘the field of flouri- dation and hence were not quali- fied to pass judgment on the mat- ter. These assoeiations carry on no research on any subject, but many of their members do so as individuals. These national dental and medical organizations serve 2% ~vhearing “houses for thelr mem: bers and the results of their researches are published in their , respective journals. Examination of their publica- tions reveals. that an enormous number of such studies have been made in the field of fluoridation and the overwhelming mass of evidence emphasizes the impor- tance of fluoridation of communal water supplies for the prevention of dental decay and also of over- whelming evidence that fluorida- tion in approved quantities does not harm the human body. John D. Monroe, M. D. Director of Public Health City of Pontiac ' According to articles in the pa- per, one reason for advocation of the water fluoridation program is that this appears to be the cheap- est way to do the job. If sincere in this aim of cheap- est for the most. the proponents are probably rejoicing over the fact that according to Indiana Uni- versity experiments, fluoride can now be added to toothpaste with even better results (50 per cent reduction in first year of use) than adding it to water. One company te ready te put this on the market, thus permit- ting people whe wish it the privilege of buying it at regular toothpaste cost—a much more democratic procedure than forc- ing fluorides inte everyone's water. With these more recent scien- ‘tifie developments in view, it is well that Pontiac should not be stampeded into adopting fluori- dation. Let's be up to date. Vote “Yes'’ to stop the old fashioned fluoridation scheme. I am a PTA member and mv youngster’s welfare ig of utmost importance to me. It is frightening to think of the dire consequences of fluoridated water Mildred Huttula 41 S. Rosélawn Dec}, 9, 1953, the E} Peso County Medical Society adopted the tol ot Springs surplus amount (2.6 lion) of fluorine years, be it the long practice of medicine in Colorado Springs it is the consider- ed opinion of the members of the El Paso. County Medical Society @ihat we have not experienced any ¢linical symptoms which can be attribtited 40 the use of such water. It is known, however, that a con- dition known as ‘mottled enamel’ can be_ -produced__by. the _ ore water containing an excess fluorine,” Is it not strange that the physicians in this area, with such a high concentration of fluorine in the water, have found no symptoms of the so-called chronic poisoning reported by opponents of flueridation? _ If’ such a condition really ex- isted, fluoridation would not have the approval of the American Dental Association, Americin Medical Association, United States Public Health Service, Michigan and the American Water ‘Works Association. Surely, all these sci- entists can't be wrong. Charlies A. Neafie, M. D. Deputy Director.of Public Health More than 30 years ago, we were told by city officials and the Press that our water supply was ‘exhausted. A million dollar bend issue voted for a filtration plant to use filtered and disinfected pond water was abandoned a few weeks after this water was turned into the mains. No one could drink it or stand the smell’! I understand the machinery has been sold for junk. A million dol- lars down the drain with the filthy pond water. New wells were sunk and our water supply has lasted since then, even with the large increase in population. So much for false propaganda. One great waste of water is for air conditioning. Another method must be found. Civilian use of water for homes and gardens should come first. Industries could use the soft pond water. Many are near such sources of supply. Now we have another scheme to monkey with our water supply— fluoridation and chiorination—a form of socialized . medicine. A doctor prescribes for each indi- Case Records of a. Psychologist — = Good Teacher Must Love Youngsters, Not Make Mountains Out of Molehills Let teenagers rate their teachers for they recognize good teaching vs. bad and aren't bribed by an “A” grade. Thus, many will rate a teacher as poor, though she offers them an “A.” Good teachers also need a keen sense of humor and social perspective, like the teacher in the chewing gum episode narrated below. By. DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case N-388: Dr. Raymond Hatch is head of guidance and counselor training at Michigan State College. In a recent address before the teachers at Omaha. Nebraska, he emphasized the value of a good sense of hunior. To illustrate his point. he told about a young first grade school citric anton - Ang ROTEL... writes me to urge people to use care in buy=" ing young fruit trees and other nursery stock for planting. He says to beware of “bar- gains” and buy only from licensed dealers. Little more than a week remains in the Baseball Contest. Better get im your application for that $250 prize before you forget it. “Through the vears all wild animal and. bird life in this area is getting tame, which causes Rosamond ‘Smythe of Union Lake to remark, “That's a happy condition. as we humans can learn a lot from them.” A pair of woodchucks on the property of Milton Merriman in the hills north of Rochester. emerged from hibernation on March 15. but went back in last. week's storm and havent. been seen since. “Here's my Baseball Contest entry,” writes . ° Mrs. Elizabeth Renfro of Huron Gardens, who continues, “The rest “of my family are after that Bonanzagram prize. We don't expect to win ‘ém both.” Writing from Tampa, Fia., ; Art Scotten says that on several March days the: mercury dropped lower there than in Pontiac. Verbal Orchids to— . Mrs. Zenaide Lesage of Rochester; eighty-fifth birthday. capacity of the Communists to marm “i a great desire to heel oa the nature . of their launch her] youngsters on the path- —_ ee )»6Way fo COrrec 18) could be taken to meet any attack, It is most unfortunate that there has been a persistent cam. paign, particularly among Demo- crats in the Senate and House, te cenfuse the nation by de- elaring that the administration * had not clarified its intentions. The President ‘has ‘been saying repeatedly that he would make the final decision as to whether - or, when America should inter. vene with military ferce, and it le an established fact that ne- hody else in the government has that authority. There ‘never should have been any confusion. and there really isn't any now except among those who do not care ta give attention fo what has been said officially heretofore. The situation is as sim- ple as this: 1. Quemoy and the Matsu Islands’ are close to the Chinese mainiand and are important only if those islands are used as a base for a the Communists. _ : 2. If the Reds could take the islands with ground artillery and surface ships and lgpding craft. and the Nationalists were defeated, the United States. would not have any reason to intervene, This would be an internal Chinese af- fair. 3. But if the Communists geed _ airplanes and those planes were fought by the _Nottonaliot planes, ~ as it seems certain they would be, then the air battle” would surety involve attacks on Ameri- can bases in Formosa, and hence American military power would have to he invoked, ' New unfortunately, the Coniynu-, nists do not * telegraph or telephone the principal entered her . So she decided to give - each child a chance to stand up and tell something about his own home. “Me sleep with Daddy,” ex- claimed one 6-year-old boy. “Ne, ne,” the yeung teacher shook her head vigorously, “I sleep with Daddy!” The boy looked. puzzled for a moment. ‘‘Humph,” he ‘exclaimed, ‘‘then that must have been after I fell asleep." Imagine her consternation be- fore the principal! - Dr. H. America’s pioneer psychologists, has written a recent book entitied “How to Rear Children in the : Atomic Age.” He mentions therein the tend- ency of children to take ‘things literally and to illustrate his point, he tells about a little girl who entered school in the fall. It was epening day and the teacher had more pupils than she had ceunted on, so she another boy in an adjacent seat jr ion Sor igy ao Me batted the wad of gum as it was down in transit and deflected tt just When the child got home, how- emeugh so that it strack the ever, she politely informed her teacher on the cheek and dropped School the neat Gon ae bee te the fleer. og to school the next 4 teacher told fibs. All the students tensely waited ye -~ for a blow-up. And the boy whe originally threw the gum, was panicky with fear. haat cent Suetiee dest aheck tte - a ee oe , Of times; Picked up gum and carried it over to the waste- basket. The students immediately gained ‘more respect for him, since he didn't lecture them or order the ae i” i . RS j “th a ed * bn eg a H. Goddard, one of | The mother protested that the little girl must be in error, but the child vehemently insisted that the teacher was a fibber. “There were a lot of children who didn't have seats,” the little girl said, sit on a chair for the present. “And, Mother, I sat there all day but I never got the present. So teacher is a fibber.” scores of eager tots, despite an M.A. or even a Ph.D. degree. A good teacher shoild also have much understanding of applied -psythology which includes a sense ef humor. This wide knowledge of people “so teacher told me to- whole room held after school for punishment. Send for my “Test for Good Teachers,’ enclosing a stamped, return envelope. plus a dime. Then let pupils rate their teachers thereon. Always wrie to Dr George W. Crane in care The Pontiac Press. Pootiac Michi an. enclosing a long 3e stamped. sels ressed envelope and a dime to co typ and printing coste when Seu eve of hie payebelogical (Copyright 1955) ‘stop Suviasient widen guilt. ra iaeaiiee ace ‘for all patients, no sane whet aciang Gop tame te Vote "Yes" for the ordinance to What do ye think ‘of the idea of believing the information being given to you by the opposition only when you have scientific proof? People who head up opposition campaigns are so often swayed by the opinions .of persons wha are not experts. A good example of the informa- tion being given by the opposition was the statement regarding the "(Continued on Page 7, Col. YD Baerinig Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (International News Service) Don’t see why Congress is wag- gling its trunk-rack over the fever charts of Wall street, - It’s been up-and-down like a fool on hossback ever since John Law blew that Mississippi bubble without soap. We claim that a 50 per cent bind- er on stock is not margin. How can you have a margin with as much on one side as the other? - You don’t put that much down on your house, your automobile, your television set or your elec- trie kitchen. Did you ever stop to think you 9 don't put that much down on your life insurance. your defense bonds - your furniture or your clothes. Or don’t you have to stop to think. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Our minimum and maximum... Are measurements we take .., As we indulge ourselves or live . . . For someone else's sake . . . So many times we give ourselves . . . The maximum of fun... While goodness is the minimum... Of all that we get done .. . We only think about ourselves ... We have ne use for others .. . As we forget that we were born . . . As sisters and as brothers . . . Our minimum should be a prayer ... That we shall never rest... Until we reach the maximum .., And do our very best .. . To honor God in heaven and... Attain eternity... As much as we are able with, , . Our human energy. (Copyright, 1988) Looking Back 15 Years Ago FLOOD WATERS in county wash out readbeds and stall tra(fic. ELECT SEVEN commissioners today, 20 Years Ago MEDIC FINDS way to arrest cal- . cinosis, disease which turns vic- timg to stone. POLAND OPPOSES present ver- sion of Eastern Pact. a THOUGHT FOR TODAY And said unto them, Thus saith the Lord, the God of Israel, unto whom ye yent me to present your supplication before him.—Jere. miah 42:9, * * @ Prayer ardent opens heaven.— Young. — “: Dr. Brady Defines Words Rheumatiz | and Arthritis By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D, It is abundantly evident in the letters readers write me that most of them think I'm just facetious or maybe not quite hep to what Good teachers see that pupils _obey essential rules, but don't make mountains out of molehills. For mstance, a male teacher in a Chicago high school was strolling to the front of the study room when a boy decided to throw his gum into the wastebasket in the far corner. | Simee the teacher's back was “the trick specialists and “clinic” racketeers are doing these days. when I call arthritis “rheumatiz.” If you have any such notion I don't blame you. But I must say that if you cling to that notion after you have finished reading this piece. I'm sorry for you. But ~ just in case you haven't the time or perhaps are interrupted or lost interest before vou finish it, please send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope for the pamphlet Calcium What ‘is arthritis. anyway? Very likely you harbor a vague fancy that it is some specific, special or particular disease. that is , the hokum the medical anthor- ities hand ont. The term arthritis means foint inflammation, heat. pain, redness yeur joint trouble “arthritis” without specifying what kind he thinks it is, watch out. 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Treated Liké Human, | Fined $8 for Speeding - "Your bankbook’ll bulge! when you judge, “YU treat you like a bu- Fine: $8.” ‘Open Mon., Fri., Sat. crseerpee | |g tawes rm reeding 7 FAO . _downwerd. 8 ETAL |) Yesterday's 9 OKLCC | | .. e 10 TEACH . _ t Tenidermie 1 eceror [] ] Weare My Line tne] |__'2 KRABE ime 1 Penny Per Cuss -Word Cafe’s ‘Swear Pot’ Helps Collect Change for Polio tle was full of change and the honor | THREE RIVERS (UP) — The Squeeze In restaurant reinstated its “swear pot” today to help im- prove the language habits of its customers and at the same time collect some change for next year's polio fund. “T didn't know people could talk so sweetly until I started i around the swear pot last July,” said Mrs. Josie Beck, who operates the little coffee shop with her hus- band. “It doesn't take long for people te change their speech habits if they know they'll have to pay for all their cuss werds.” “It started off asia sort of joke last summer,” Mrs. Beck ex- plained. ‘‘Our little place is usually filled during coffee breaks and lunch hours. I guess people don’t realize how many ctss words they use’in ordinary conversation, but it seemed to me there was an awful lot of swearing and we de- cided to do something about it.” | “The rates will be a penny a cuss and double on Sundays,’’ she told the customers. It wasn't long until the milk bot- of being a ‘‘swear pot’ went to a big, half-gallon jar. Mrs. Beck said some people con- tributed dimes ‘and quarters, “‘prob- ably because of a guilty con- science." “Sometimes a customer in the course of a conversation will take a deep breath, start to turn pur- ple—and then drop a few coins in the swear pot without saying what he had on his mind,”’ the young woman said, ‘At least it’s a good way to make people think twice before saying | something naughty in public, and the money goes to a good cause.” Crippled Boy Gets Union's Gift Check ' CHICAGO #—The AFL Chicago journeyman plumbers union's $10.- 000 gift to its business agent is being handed over to a union mem- ber’s hopelessly crippled son. * * * Stephen M. Bailey, the business agent, said a $10,000 check was | given to him by 6.200 fellow mem- bers in recognition of his 25-year |service. He said last night he turned the check over to the par- ents of. 15-year-old Daniel Ellis, who lost both hands and his right eye in an explosion Jan. 29. * © * The money, he said, will be used | to provide artificial limbs for an! education for the boy, who was in- | jured when his toy chemical set | exploded, +> the short coat for Easter... The short story this spring... short coats styled just for you 94 Easy terms Styled to give you the look you love ... the look of casual elegance. Softest pos- sible fabrics: doeskins, fleeces, curled (textures Softest possible lines: gently ing shoulders, draped collars. Neu- trals. 6 pastels. Juniors’, misses’ and half sizes. Shimmering rayon satin linings. ‘% “es NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS — FEDER heal O65 39 9 4y ALTERATIONS AT FEDERAL’S You save twice when you shop F ederal’s! First on the low price. Second, ALS SAVE MORE ON FREE Wey, Pa on FREE alterations! *? Look no further! 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Their aqua on white in sizes 3-6x or 7-14, Save now! | PONTIAC | THE PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1955 depends on studies ' by Oakland County Drain Commis- sioner Ralph Main,” Barnard said. 3 would like te see a map of ail obted tant Sn Dee oes . ‘Swnship Savage: Authority 2 Undergo Further Investigation [WER PLANS — Officials of five Oakland County townships met | within the township.” West Bloomfield Will Vote Jon One-Mill Tax Increase WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- Township officials ) alee informed SHIP—The West Bloomfield Town- Voters that all ame is w Bogrd notified residents | D& found on the row of the: ae has | voting machine, wah the local | that a proposal for a one-mill taX gmendment in. the right hand imerease to pay-for the operation corner, _of township government wil) be ; placed on the Aprij 4 ballot. im woting to sek the $1 per $1.00 | Candida Speak of assessed valuation lévy, ) fes to ped board cited an increase in ‘own chip population from 8720 in 1350, at Roosevelt School | to 13,500 at the present time reason Yor. the additional comer WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- ment, saying that this calls for SHIP—Candidates for two high. more service especially in the fire state educational posts ‘» -Mon- and police departments, | day's election - ant Secretary ¢ ownshig State James M. Hare will spea “Tee. hee ben op | at a public meeting tomorrow cutes “which are night-at 8:30 p.m, in the~ cea on Bagge yet commun figures, School, Keego Harbor. until the next federal census in “Power, candidate for the Univer. 1960,” officials pointed out. sity of Michigan Board of Regents, from the county allocation board | = timait) Homer Coon, of Keego Harbor, within - the’ Fail liesit) is one charge’ pf the social hour to present similar drains in the | ™4N Barpard, Troy Supervisor, ahd Howard C: Decker, Pontiac Town- | mill, without depriving the echoas follow the meeting, Refreshments | county, Prepesed ones, ship Board of Trustées member, look over proposed. plans of the | , | venture. The authority would build @ sanitary sewer to carry the sewage | from its members into the Detroit system for treatment. In voting for the one mill, as Will be served. | equalized, township property own- rs would pay approximately $1.90) New York state has a town per $1,000 of assessed valuation, | named Alabama. a nas \ and Dr. Connor D. Smith, running | Additional services have put @ for the State Board of Agriculture. | serious strain on the tow nship governing body of Michigan State - , budget.” it was emphasized..“and Cojjege, said Robert Willlhnganz. | whether Detroit could take the yesterday to discuss the possibility of creating a sewer authority to! the most that can be expected township Democratic chairman ‘ sewage, officials there said they serve their areas. Here C. E. Miller, Avon Township Supervisor, Nor- of Reds in Hitler Regime “Communist ‘Infiltration of Ger it was unsuccessful in getting rid tration” was the topic of lecturer} ate strong indications that the dale High School yesterday. many from within, International lawyer and world| before the war,” Doni sald. traveler, Dente wit alee spall ot During Donihi was a trial Holly High School twice ‘ i and is speaking at Goodrich School Tokyo, and he later worked on today. the war crimes trials in Ger “Despite the anti - Communist . nature of the Hitler government, . eg : High Commissioner for Germany. A Nashville, Tenn., resident, Don- thi was appointed 1952-53 Tennes- see chairman for the Crusade for Freedom, by Henry Ford. UW. Gethsemane Lutherans | and missionary committee of Geth- \|sor a Family Night cooperative supper, to te held at 6:30 p.m. today at the church school. Members and friends of the par- families, They are asked to bring their own silverwear, milk, and a cofitribution of food. | Additional County News ROBERT M. DONTHI on Page 54 Lawyer Reveals Secrets ( many during the Hitler Adminis-| of Conmmuniét subversion: here, ee Robert Mills Donihi at the Avon-| Reds did mutch te destroy Ger-— |Set for Family Night | BROOKLANDS—The stewardship semane Lutheran Church will spon- lish have been invited to bring their \0Ks Wage Hike Teachers to Get’ $400 Pay Raise Retroactive to September 1954 ROYAL“*OAK TOWNSHIP — The Carver School board of education has agreed toa $400 pay hike for teachers; retrdactive to Septem- ber, 1954. The salary for teachers with bachelor degree es will now vary from $3,400 to $5,300. A total of "| $24,000 in bark wages will come with the new contracts. Salary minimums for the 1955- 56 school year in other south Oak- land County communities will vary from $3,700 to $3, 900. Avon Play to Be Cast | ROCHESTER—Try-outs for the next Avon Players’ play, ‘‘Sabrina Fair,”’ wil! be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Avon Pavilion. Mem- bers will bring sandwiches and coffee will be served by a committee, 4 ions cost you less at - For a lovelier Easter... a prettier you—choose from this sparkling collection Here’s the way you’ll look this spring . . . more feminine and dainty than ever! Fabrics have a new excitement, colors are more glowing, styles more . , flattering! There's fashion news in (f every line—every color. Sheaths, i bouffants, jacket dresses . . . all stvles ' for all sizes. Come in and see for your- ; self just how much your fashion dol- i lar buys at Federal’s . . . and what i 7 a wonderful choice you have! Shimmering party-pretty ... Full-skirted spring print: Sheer springtime beauty... 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W pcseune aaa | lesen bed Gilitoukt'h 10 40 ley 2 Duke, action roles he plays dow't call for| #trsight character part.” . one,” hejthe dramatic gamut that most; The big fellow estimates the a grin with/ often win awards, But he does get | pictures he's been in have earned Academy | annoyed at the movie literati who, | the industry 200 million dollars in . They've] perhaps miffed by his popular ap-| the last quarter century, but‘ says our industry.' peal, question his acting ability. ‘he's no millionaire himself. Py | FREEZER- 3 SIZES---3 PRICES — FEATURES GALOR -@ compmnarion | REFRIGERATOR dream came true — after a fashion | 1. Automatic Defrost tal ler in the aenaet wiaraes 2. Revelving selves e was the “tegstien moa” a 3. Roomy Vegetable Compartments ao aan —— 4. Automatic Butter Conditioner One Bight he dreamed that be 5. Adjustable Door Shelves next morning he learned that, his 6. Ice Cream and Juice Bar ain 7. Many Other Features What his dream failed to point “sa i hte - out was that Ciresi had just passed. $ 00 1 55 and his contributions to the veleueell New York State Retirement Sys-| Ps . 3 £ g tem were reduced. att ae tenes now just... 100 | : for review “before submission to ata € Texans Argue Fate _ [ems $ im, TRADE-IN! of Old Courthouse tater. Dale Ce tom ois on nen eet tclale ™ March 31st thru April 4th what 40 do. with the. Wyear-old| ther afta ques" But ox ime Buy the Best — Buy GE. at Panola County , SAay8| preted, Wilson’s order did not ex- y diets uy os» e¢ @ ; Miss Margie Neal, a former state tend to lesser officials and officers. ; ' : : : senator. Today's directive covers all em- y q 7 like old allding. 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Red rubber ball 2° diameter, 10% Inches overall length. Only $1.98 ‘Sold Only st Thrifty Drug Stores ‘YOU LOSE NOTHING BUT FAT . \ Z _ 3 i? 4 bi 3 >} ties ? ¢ = * € iz ie = ts . A > \ s yee Z Is : I i f ee ee ates - 5 s ee ee eeeery ie oe = e at . A) . * ty AS 2 i ee Het, } : : mo ry ‘ t | \ ; i » > ! Ba coh % : other pair, Cecil 18, of 323 Michigan Ave., and North- i i Fe : rE Fk i #3 Fe gay FOE ti Se 1. ALE rs i Hl gf f CHATSWORTH, Calif. (®—A man in a long, pastei-colored robe toiled up a rocky hillside carrying a 12- foot cross. It was Krishna Venta, who calls himself master of the WKFL Foun- tain of the World religious sect; 7 performing a predawn reenactment | 7% of At the top he stretched out on a| @ -heavier cross, was lashed to it| = with-leather thongs and was raised | (, upright. He stayed there for 23 min- | © utes, his feet reSting on a bracket | % on the cross, as. television and| & mews cameras photographed the the Crucifixion yesterday. * i Venta said afterward ¢that the ceremony was held yesterday be- after the car in which he was rid- ing collided with another on U.S. 10 xf Springfield Township The driver, Charies M. O'Con- ner, 44, also of Owosso, told sher- iff's deputies he was attempting to avoid a collision with another ear when he skidded into one being driven by Jack Spencer, 32 of 1186 Tull St., Pontiac. Neither O'Conner or Spencer was hurt Traftic Deaths Hit Lowest Point Since Feb. 1950 Ned H. Dearborn, council presi- | ® dent, pointed out further signifi-| 7 eance: 13 of the last 14 months have shown either a decrease Or toll of the corresponding period ‘ . Yast year, Men’‘s Easter Men’s Check Hurt as Car Hits Group |F* - $ 99 , bs 99 LEBANON, Me Oa sisters | By were walking school The fashion leader. Prench yesterday alor country road. regular Styles that can be worn for An site plowed tr the es. — ih. © dress or sport. @-M-L-XL. - , Shirts $3.45 Dan River , $3.99 nore 6, was vw" od. Carron Lee, 10, . 9 wand MEN’S SUITS PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS Cah =| gm 29° _ NYLON DRESSES $999 Fluffy nylon & cotton dresses. Many with petticoots. Sizes 1] to 6x. = be ~— mem Better Easter Dresses. . 4.99 S Girl's Suit With Little Gents’ : Tote Bag Sport Suits $ 5 99 $ > 99 Navy chromespun sults. Sises Fe an ee nats 3 to 6x. to.4x. t Giris® Easter Blewses.. $1.99 Beys’ Pink Shirts eee $2.99 a 9 I TOTS’ COATS e > > fa 35° - _»?> Boys’ and girls’ washable -? linen and rayon toddler coats. ; Navy and pastel. Sizes 1-4. ‘ Tots’ Easter Swits...... 5.99 Chubby-Teens’ Infants’ Nylon Easter Dresses Dress Sets $2799 y*° Smart selection of sub-teen’ Dress up baby for Easter. Teen Girls’ Suits... ..$9.99 Infante’ Nylon Coats... $6.99 li ln A Ml Mt de Me i Mi Mi Me Mi hi Mi i he hi i i i i | | ; MENS PANTS ; ~S 4 $4 ss ‘ Reg. 8.99 values. Get two Pe: "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 91, 1058 - ent 7 a] LY colors ane 722,871. Beautiny FRENCH ORIGinats Outfit the Entire Family and Save Money Too! Special! From’ a Top Manufacturer -of 49.99 EASTER COATS 25 No Money Down! EASTER DRESSES —§$ q°° One of a kind—manufoctur- ers’ samples and group of higher priced styles, 10 to 44. i i i i i i i i i i i i i Lucky purchase of 100% wool Hopsacking, Suedes, Fleeces, aga preteen Tall Girts’ Sale! Better . Easter Dresses Easter Dresses NYLON TOPPERS ad ha $ a $4499 No more problem to be fit- Big selection. Casual styles, ted. 10 to 20. Bises 10 to 4. Dacron Knit Dresses. $29.99 . Maternity Dresses ....$3.99 Sale of 24.99 genuine Du Pont wash- able nylons, Sizes 10 to 18. © EASTER BLOUSES 53°? Luscious new styles in jewel, round and novelty collars.) White, mint, navy, lilac, blue and maize, 32 to 38. Big Savings on Fine Quality -Ladies’ EASTER SUITS No Money Down! Sale! Smart One look at these suits end you'll Easter Bags want several. All wools. Crease re- $ 99 $s 99 sistant rayon. Fitted and baxy syties. iy . 10 to 20, 38 te 44. Replicas of $90 styles. pat . plicas . pate One size fits all hands. terns. Plastics in all sh and sizes. ‘ . apes Spring colors. Patent Bags ceeeces: 94.9 Dacron Gloves coves $2.99 pee eee ene would poy for one. Sizes 28 to 44. Free alterations. Bo i i hi te, he "wTwrwwevyrvwuvywrvwvwrevwvwrevwvwvvwwvwevww* : Pi ee, Kut ao eo ' iq _ eee ee ee ee eo 4 4 4 4 “edageen 4 4 4 4 4 49.99 values. Splash weayes, fibrenes ond rayon gobs in all colors. Free alter- *12” CAN-CAN SLI | > | New low a piece with ; CA AN PS ouse, washable, crease re- . navy. If 4 sistant. Color and navy. 19 Sop 99 ee a “! » Just the thing to wear Te New Low Price — Girls’. Easter y under your. naw Easter (4i\\ >» dress. 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Semi- S$ 95 Chrome frames ond plastic oval table with extension leaf. No Money Down! LOWEST PRICE EVER ! _Genuine MAYTAG Fully guaranteed demon- § strators, factory recondi- tioned models. EXPANSION BAND INCLUDED! MAN'S WATERPROOF WATCH A real he-man’s watch with $4495 lots of rugged features. Life- time guarantee. Hurry (after 3 days .. . back to regular price!) 108 NORTH SAGINAW eB 1» PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 1. Famous AUTOMATIC TOASTER ree en tas SEPIS chrome finish. Crumb tray. 12-Pc. REVERE WARE SET Copper ~ bottomed, stoiniess teel Li ' reenact cs Sl 9S | soucepans, Va qt. dbi. 3 at. boiler, 10” and 8” skillets, all with covers; eggpoocher, rack. WEST BEND Automatic PERCOLATOR DEEP FRYER and COOKER Westinghouse Thermostat 8-Pe, MODERN LIVING ROOM Modern sofa, buoyantly spring filled for seating and sleeping comfort. 8-Pice Sofa Bed Grouping mahogany or blond end tables. TWO moder table lamps, matching cocktail table and TWO framed pic- : ___No Money Down! All-Metal Typewriter Table FREE Parking in Our Lot Behind | Store. FEderal 3-7 114 8-Pc. Maple Bunk Bed Outfit $ AG? No Money Down! Beautiful maple finish bunk beds. Used as twin beds, too. Complete with ladder, guard rail, 2 comfortable mattresses Domestic Electric Portable SEWING MACHINE ] Brand New Model Regular $69.95 S3H?> Pieer Sempias, AN, Pell 1955 pois ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 3i, & < * 4 “= : gee eae) Pa PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, ore... 4 ou gag mee ear ee pyre TT t 233 . ae } § “tii ca ft fi Hin i Bi a ; gt ih _ i be NEE ae Hei Pesan) || | |) Silt » 132] BHT Petin Lt fitbe S2isg Bf . i = Ht 32 lu Hr 3 if i ie z HE ; ; : F ; pagital i E cit Rent ba i a = 7 i + 3 7 - =} Ht yar mT i HIE rihitatiin at tena? A: eR = pat : i = yt 22h Pee i nl Hj i joo OOO 2} i i a TATE aiid angi SABIE pe ea Sai Mea i | : = ii e Eos:: % i og ‘ /. ‘ 2% TASTY ¢ EASTER SWEET zz 7s Delicions Crate of 12 FEATHERWEICGHT BINOCULARS SATIN-LINED rowst waren SHAVER JEWEL BOX 7%. petted | BROWNIE | FLASH CAMERA . a | ae re vy tor | HOLIDAY CAMERA a, stew Fj si" WYLONIRA Lif $-T-R-E.T-0-H cUnnuCit S$ HEADG VARTERS FOR a bagi: cack LOCATIONS “ Fath ae ~ CANDY aaa FRUIT -TOFeEE NUT ECG oe, oot 12 Dame 59 Ne. 1—29 N. Wye ‘Rca eoen mere ear pA a THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1955 © nected to a anive unit under the wings. ‘Launched into the air, the wings flap and the “‘bird” swoops, soars and dives like a real one. Wings and tail of the toy are covered with mylar polyester film, which makes them very rugged. . Slubber-Doffer Among Today's Puzzling Jobs BOSTON (UP—Workers in Bos- ton’s employment security office sometimes wonder what the Eng- lish — or is it. the American? language is coming to. Modern industry, it seems, has an ever-increasing number of pe- culiar terms to describe various jobs, and these frequently throw the office for a loss. ‘Fer example, a placement ex- pert might pick up the phone and hear a voice asking for a siub- ber-doffer right away. “A what?” the. expert asks. “A slubber-doffer. And while you are at it, you might send along a ployment security manager, has kept abreast of most of the indus- try’s colloquialisms, but sometimes even he draws a blank. Employers report openings for screen apes, nose crimpers, pick- tective film to prevent corroding. A knockout man frees metal castings from inverted molds and a backbreaker removes surface crust from aluminum reduction pots. A batboy femoves the felt from machine spindles. A snowman chops ice and heavy frost from refrigeration pipes, and a crumb packer is actually an ex- pert who can fill holes evenly. A pay cheater is a timekeeper and a slubber-doffer splices ‘That's easy,’ Mersandante Pao ry in Hockey Gimmick |" Backfires. WFFALO, N. Y. (UP)—A busi- lo: Grackup in the Family HARTFORD, Conn. (UP)~Driv- part of the earth. Lichens are to be found in every | ye. |Sentences Culprits. the merc nc tonne ner oes ty Sunday School erly at the table, each a MUSCATINE, Iowa (UP)—Po- lice Magistrate Nathan Hoefflin ‘YWantences juvenile delinquents here to y School—and he's never had a “two-time loser.”’ In the: past year, 20 young per- sons’ who appeared before him were ordered to go to church or cay et eee 8 The Wyearold judge said those 10 to 5:30 said. ‘He washes rane Deceptive Deer. ~ ihe NORTH SULLIVAN, Me. (UP) —The deer weren't at a complete | disadvantage during the hunting season. Von Grant watched two hunters walk down a woods road, | their guns ready. 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Superb collection at trimm ev" 8. ed with cue, Egore coring white, MEN'S FINE 100% WOOL i FLANNEL DRESS SLACKS } Pine-q u a 11 ty soft-textured g-” Penney. flannels, now in rich new charcoals as well as regu- lar light shades. Styled with new slimmer lines for a mod- sizes 29-38 ern natural look, that’s miehtvr shern. dress shoes in black or trown! Soft, pliable kip. leather uppers, leather ; Men's popaiar straight tip - wanted colors. They're San- it erubber arch and rubber heels. Goodyear’ | Bizes 5-9 itized®. Sizes*5-9. . 98 heel pads. - Sanitized®. 8. & 7 B. § . a a" Bry pr cha wee. welts Sanitized snag? M1. 0 90 Sizes . VaeN2 .ccesevene wes : 6 a 6 Sizes 5442-8 ceeneenease 398 ase # ry F i ¢ 4 ’ Pe ors v ; E ‘ 5 : Wa 7 et on iy F ‘ ky i Aa ay fa ms F/ | oan ae oe ee aes Pane | ges rican power consumption to. double every 10 years. ‘ The nates demands more and | ever More electricity, j * * + Technically, you could have atom-generated electricity in your home today, Engineers know how | to- hook a nuclear reactor to a generator and take ‘off electric > 3 foment tae GO Ds. Maleaim B Cone | 18 8. Saginaw FE 4-0853 low Priced! fl THE PONTIAC PRESS, eer a Ay. ass 31, 1955 _(pober. But i ts too expensive to be competitive with ordinary power. Suppose you are the president | atomic of a big electric power company. The Bead: of Pees fe we: | least twice as costly, That's only an estimate." . *~ * Q. Will new techniques cut costs jsharply in the future? A. Let's ltake just one big phase of the problem. Nobody: yet knows how competitive with the processes we are using now.” Q. Apart from that, what will it cost to build a nuclear reactor? How long will it take? A. Between FL a itt Es c i 4 : if i " i ret az i : i i 3 i z! 2 FS = i a z Q. Asa 1 broad. general _question = en’ ons on can create stunning enameled jewelry ight it in your own living room! THE SECRET IS— . 4%” in diameter, it heats to 1500° f. in 4 minutes and takes less than 3 minutes to turn the to molten glass . ‘current (LI0.v. A.C.-D.C), ordinary house current (110 v. A.C.-D.C), ordinary tron cord. The 6 tubes of brilliant enamels in TRINKIT . . The TRINEIT kiln .. enamel p blue, green, yellow, black : plete with plastic screens through which you shake the enamel onto.:. se makes enameling, the ancient art of metal, a modern hobby . uses ordinary house . Ted, and white .... come com- : Ehiomic Power Poses b lems for U.S. Companies 40 and 30 million dollars, and four |} to five years. It depends on the size of the reactor, | mcrae ae ft rth | how we can stay out. Here's « big, will give ts conn, advange | o's 2A rae wea (in Defense Exercise KINGSVILLE, Ont. @ — The/® Canadian Defense Research Board would you say the government rove enn soba the-art apame apres Dattaens? A. Eevery- ; -- Fine Furnitures = STARTING TODAY at Gh sa END-O-MONTH _ LEWIS -- Fine Furniture TODAY...FRIDAY & SATURDAY ' SAVE ON FLOOR SAMPLES . . . ONE-OF-A-KIND NUMBERS — . LIVING ROOM SUITES - SECTIONALS BEDROOM SUITES REG. PRICE SALE. PRICE REG. PRICE SALE PRICE $189.95 International 2-piece sectional, $189.50 Modern 50°’ double dresser, bookcase bed 3149* 169° | 5169” | $169” | 199® 189° 199® $229" 5269” ' DINING ROOM REG. PRICE . SALE PRICE $190.50 Buffet, extension table and 4 chairs, table G buf- $169 , fet has Formica top $269.50 Limed oak extension table, large breakfront china 219” and night stand in limed oak... . Serpentine front 56° double dresser and bookcase bed in Coral mahogany......... Huntley Modern 54’’ double dresser and bookcase bed in Cordovan mahogany... .. . Kroehler 54°’ double dresser and bookcase bed in Seamist mahogany .............. $239.50 American 60°’ triple dresser and bookcase - bed in brushed Alba wood $229.50 Menge! 54° double dresser, panel bed and : night stand in Copper mahogany . $269.50 Jamestown 54’ double dresser and bookcase . bed in Modern cherry.................. $299.50 Kent-Coffey 56"’ double dresser, panel bed and chest in Vicuna ma My......00... $337.00 Kent-Coffey 56” double dresser, panel bed, chest and night stand in Seamist mahogany. . ice pink frieze $199.95 Kroéhler davenport and chair, modern flame red fibre “E”............... $229.50 Kroehler 2-pc. sectional, foam rubber cushion, gold or persimmon tweed $239.50 International 2-pc. sectional, foam rubber cushions, turquoise tweed . a $239.50 Kenmar sofa with foam rubber cushion, turquoise frieze . $299.50 International davenport and chair, foam rubber and nylon in lirne green. .... $339.50 Pullman sota, foam rubber cushion, black and white tweed $491.00 International 4-pc. sectional in foam rubber and nylon, consisting of arm and bumper end, curve center and straight center................., CHAIRS ‘REG. 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Sad Shaner. trames satthi-the tan \etaoed ta the “mmtbhall Gash” bat of the dealer takes any card out | el. each of the other three play play Take another case. You lead/of diamonds. The player | the dealers already wonder where |1 BUY WHAT vou naaD of his it face up in ers must WHAT WINS A TRICK: When | the jack of diamonds, and the a¢e|overtrumps with. the jeck of PAY w vou aed, pl cond of Gn odie wal ot Wey Sad echedy trumps, 5 teh te won |0f clubs le played by the player| hearts, ‘The last player. whose |* Put next year’s harvest HAT wating table. Each |—it this is possible. If a player by the highést card of the suit | Whose trump suit is hearts. That /trump suit is clubs, must play | 1a foe turn Miswien, ep] cnet Slow ou, O8 my Oey ne the a aaah cult ace of clubs is not a trump, but|the queen of clubs (or the king; Pete Stallcop,.. executive. secre- | 2 ag Cae Caste bn SS | Sav cnet Hak Ingen $9, 9 , ses ter bulge of setae ™* | merely a discard. The trick is'won | or ace) to win the trick: If he tary of the Pacifie Northwest grain : a trick. There thirteen tricks TRUMPIN When a player highest) —king, jack by the highest diamond, unless | played the jack of clubs, the first Dealers Association, said the load- in each of the four bs ° Aas ¢ Pyne somebody trumps. - - | jack (hearts) would win the trick. | ing of 9,851,866 bushels in 43 ships er regen, Pome Bt fa f ee te paennt Sine Oh Sy 8 PS 8 NSA LES Sept. When 2 leads his own ct Ciymate, Sasol SAA y. * 80 chooses, a exam , suppose you ~ THE : The first card of trump sult (provided, of course, |lead the jack’ of diamonds and| ‘runp sult, his lead ts treated se Mechanized Politics pean ertnydins ob sane ot Aatarin, FINANCE CO. ty any t lead. The | that one of the other suits was|that each player follows suit .with paige Hegre Dg dt BARRINGTON, R. ‘1. (UP) — He ated Grae. ceiiing Ue want (_Providest Leen ) player the dealer led).. Such a play, called trump-|e Jower diamond. Your jack wins Rhode Island Democrats held aj te the ships took a ‘ m. A lead. For the|ing or ruffing, is very likely to| the trick. Even if one of the other come other player trumgs, Sparel” canine veh You dig | Pressure” off storage space in the 2nd Fleer .¢ Lawrence 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST. pire R winner of al win the trick. . ... | players followed suit with another; For example, when the spade sie region, but that there is likely to} Gerald Harvey, Manager « to the following trick.| A player peed player deuce of spades | Rot even have to get out a ee et ee ee Ewe 5 Cee, « TORS es When - Sello : Ww I i though car, . < a : ;. ‘More About a New Card Game What Makes Calypso, Tricks-How You Can Win Them eae wine vom of Wheaton Ships... 0 ad taeda Miia Dake =Tessaee 4 Toastmaster TOASTER (In Original Cartons)’ Lord’s Low Price! 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(INS)—The baz H 758 “lf ny i 2 i Dance Club Elects § on the decorating com- mittee were Mr. and Mrs. Walser, Mr. and Mrs. George Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bruestle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feekart and Mr. and Skin Color Changes Your complexion changes from |= i te sentria chr. _ 1St. Joseph Guild sung” with euch “section carefully |S oicts for the ensuing year|our city. This concert was spon-|{ —- . blended. Gracia,” with 13 were taken up and will be dis-|sored by the St, Jobn’s Lutheran 50 Wet Barve ell amcopated passages WAs.| cussed further at a meeting sched-| Church of Pontiac, and Christ La FE 4-7212 plaintive “There is No Rose of| Wed for April 18. theran Church of Watertord, EST rs STEN TE AT "RO Ne aathaus = sahaton ng § to Fete Husbands "| net nn E i . tr picks her coat here BAN because she finds the se Seal AY oe prettiest clothes every time she {Se @raiie s comes. Mother comes, too, be- cause she likes our quality prices. Pretty coat of rayon Special Reg. $16.99 - check . . . fully lined. carol arranged solo flute | “Grow a-vear bu The ved ani Go nN Goats » ieee 30% ™ men a German folk song “‘Guten Nacht"’ 3 to 14 $1488 $1299 they seemed to caress JUST RECEIVED—NEW | SUB-TEEN and CHUBBY Dresses | this ble choir we again were to FOR A BOY'S see the choir at its best — namely, : " | the organ-like tone and clean en-/j trances. It was a tremendous un- ° dertaking to program this work. The second part of the program ‘Handsome Coat oN nao te with “Jesus Wiraedl tena ow 16.0000 91499 and Traders” the Hungarian - This of 4 Smart Dress Slacks, . $ 99 powed roe neneg'a Jesus Gabardine, Charcoal colors, 8-16 5 from the temple is one of the Boys’ Linen Eton Suits, $799: faverites ef the choir, The emo- Charcoal and pink, 3 to 7.2.06. ; tional appeal with its sharp con. | Eost : trasts makes this selection a - Sons’ East 1 cceeeee 9 LOI challenging number to sing. , In Rachmaninoff's “Blessed is the Man the long palBing Visit Our Complete Boys’ Shop — eo ae ate “Revecy Venit du Printans’, ini] Mf LAN rhythmic and choral changes made ‘were this selection another outstanding “Best for Children” Thers,, Fri, Se Bwes portestaty wel TEL-HURON CENTER = "5? In addition to singing in French, - Now see for yourself. . . Handsome GUIDE-STEPS your children can’t break down , GUI DE-STEP does with Permacounter Back Designed especially for active boys and gitls like yours. —the shoe that won't crush down at the heci the $1495 1. $1795 Other Men‘s Shoes $9.95 All Sizes—AN Widths 4 eae {87 North Saginaw Street “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” * 7 Next to Federal Store S | By p FE 2.2492 You need no longer die from your No, 1 Concer Killer Now, new knowledge of cancer —the most lethal form of eancer among women — can vastly cut its death rate, may wipe it out altogether. ed Don’t miss this full Journal re port. Learn the 4 danger to look for .. . the 4 simple health tules to follow. Life ina TWO-WIFE MORMON HOUSEHOLD A new novel by Ardyth Kennelly, set in Salt Lake City in the 1890's, when church and state had abol- ished polygamy, but twe-wife fam- ilies were caught in the middle. . . Don't miss this delightful nevel about this little known chapter ia American history, BOYS like this wing fip brogve. Storm BOY'S patch moccasin oxford with extra GROWING Bors , wearvaiiven to heavy sole, rubber heel. B to D. 2% to 6 soe on hia "U" wing tp oxford acne $645 $645 - heel. B and D widths. 11% to 2. $599 eee naeeteoge : " GIRLS clowle saddle oxford tn bloch-ond- BOYS wil scuff —s0 try ts CA's set boom maces exferd wih % _ Gomfertoble CUIDE-STEP construction, white, Pre-Teens carted In sizes 9% - ted be wide, san 9% 3. SESOO on 599 " nin PONTIAC PRpss, THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1955, - LIGHT { P SPRING with - FASHIC ‘ P > and walk ight to the Na of the Easter parade . . . | NEW DRESSES We Pn ree for Spring o?, ... for Easter "14" » “45” When you see dresses like these, in colors so soft and clear, there's only one answer ... Spring is in the air! So come and take a look at our newest Easter Fashions, crepes, prints, jacket dresses and new cottons for all summer wear. oe q 95 Sparkling California Colors Powder Coral ' Beige Aqua Navy Pink a White Gold tailored dress when R & K's mind is strictly on Spring. It comes out ail silky and shapely; i waist slim as a new twig, its 4" buoyant. in pure silk woven like linen, . Sketched from Stock ac Q&% 5 Just goes to show you what can happen fe a We believe these coats to be the finest values we hove ever of- fered, but seeing is believing, so stop in today, you will not be disappointed and we are sure we have just the coat for you. © Cashmere Blends © Tweeds ® Boucles © Hopsackings t i i } _. - a ° mh : : FASHION’S PRETTIEST FOOTPRINTS ! A. Beoutiful pleated halter in Coffee Frost or 1 , Wedgewood Blue Calfskin.......... $14.95 * - : 8. Stunning swing sling ir in Black Patent Leather \ or Avocado Colf ............4c005- $14.95 . C. Perfect fitting sondal, Black Patent, Now, Red or Luggoge Calf .............. $12. = e_ | TER 22> be ; 2. Spring is written all over these-besutiful top- pers, and we have an abundance of smort styles so be as choosy as you please—a size te fit you and a color you will lave and very easy priced, EAS ae { > s § i Ein 3 if i i ei 2i I hadn't. I feel terrible shout Be does one handle a situation of 2 this kind?” : It would have.-been better to tell Mrs. you would not. any infor- that if she £ |THE, PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 41, | f Digging for 4 geod a Blames Our Mechanization for Loss rassment riches, Adams in ae toe os tors © om tae ly moved by anger or sorrow will | Licked up the telephone and talked ous years digging in cellars, attics| °° forever lost, because instead | 19 his father in Boston, or siniply and libraries for scraps of infor- at wating fathers sant & Be hopped a plane. mation to weave mosaiclike into| {c*PMowe oF telegraph his deep | Maybe Alexander Graham Bell, his chronicle Sat featings, Samuel FB. Morse anf the The fact that in years to come, When President John Quincy | Wright Brothers couldn't there will be too many records | Adams was informed of his moth- | consftiered enemies of the historian er’s death, he sat down and wrote | but we can certainly chalk them all as F g 2 & § ; a memorable, moving letter to his —Gitveme | tather;—Fhat-tetter,-with-many-oth-| making — intimate ~-correspondence ft 1 é iE ison ‘isd party Wo" the, extreme Sr his ha come down to us| extnce. makes people corey bank-vault ; Brees sam weoeiets, w Must Share a for Lasting HT come oat cclbeme’ carpnens Relationship oud chica Wetedty ten | Show Your True sands who had had some contact Personality So He . Can Decide By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: How do friends of mifie, a reporter who had interviewed Serge in 1950 and a theatrical producer who had tried to pershade him to invest in la Broadway show 11 years ago. quite often with them. . Roosevelt, and plans are complete now fs to to put those of Harry S. Truman “But I can’t seem to make the experience in the| — under one roof, Also, President dating last longer than a month getting yourself | Eisenhower hadn't finished half I'm in all sorts of activities at situation. his term before. an Eisenhower school and church and I go-to ano | Wil you Museum was established. parties and dances. But nothing : please ‘tell me tf a hostess is, Moreover, contemporary his- SSCS NO WORK. ' supposed to consult a guest for be there? Answer; There are times when, # — a estimates of, and to go steady with him. ing to pate grt! ~~ & young Thumper, the darling little rabbit makes his debut as| have cute vinyl faces and soft plush bodies. Thumper sits yon oat Guts thelr an ~ happen?” Saigle berestt cant ask the guest | Easter Bunny. He comes bearing gifts—either a felt carrot down and holds his carrot or he is a perfect gentleman with | viousty ‘right. seorvotien A ed ne of Aor a list of her young | or a bouquet of flowers. These two beautiful stuffed toys his bouquet of flowers. The historical detectives of the sure of his ability to hold a girl friends. fis 7 ~ future will do their original re- in the fi f competition will : in erlee, wad eotincances, R _% 7, h B k search from microfilm, tape re-| - . her up at once to a det cas Ges B cutdy ty hereell epalring eather Books Scundproct reference Uecary "| 4065 144—24ve Bi ittention hm Ber and the guest of honor has nothing : rar But I wonder if perhaps the “Then there's stl —tver too wih the arrange Hints Retirement Plan | very madern methods te ne ved"on re endsige Det sae . ry rm methods t pre- is based on real friendship. Dat- . By ANNE HEYWOOD now a recognized authority in his serve so much won't at the same ' _|ing for the sake of dating ends, _ Dear Mrs. Post: Kee pgs Some people calculate and pjan town on the subject of leather. time prevent posterity from learn- wt ” samp thie. tracts ooo cme. and dating steadily begins because opposite eax of the tgble when she and figure odds and play it clever, | “And,” Mr. K. told me’ happity, tals about today's hero. ual—see how it Hatters the halt-| or want to be together as much has people in to : and never get anything but dis-| “! have no retirement problem ‘| size figure! Fav Answer: If a member df her appointment and frustration. at all, When I leave the firm in . —no “overhead” muss or fuss. |®5 Possible. iamity to present, he sweated! 4,0. Other people just go ahead and| {ea Years, I intend to expand my Tennis Flannels __ | Simple lines. crisp details — easy | it might very well be that “ e@pposite her. Otherwise, she choos- 4 t go activities ang make leather ac- sewing! Proportioned for perfect | you've never yet had a chance es the man whom she known best. a ae Se ae do what a ~_ cessories, as well as Take Stripes fit—no alteration! te get to know any one bey that it she knows no one better leaves the room comes along to do, and up| and cleaning and caring for bs Pattern 4865: Half sizes 14%,| well. Your brief flurries with the others, then it doesn't matter | telephone the others should carry | with » great success, Mr. K. i of | them.” . ; 16%, 18%, 20%, 22%, 24%. Size| all the you've known which man happens to be given |" & conversation. the latter type, and his story) Leather isa fascinating material Into Spr Ing 16% takes 4 yards 3Sinch fabric.| have been dating for the sake this place. ‘ ‘That gives the person talking on t be more dramatic if he} aig 1 have to believe I PARIS (INS) — Striped tennis| Send 35 cents in coins for this| of dating, with me real effort Cover Your Walls [sev im' listening to his phone [Re adr = “* Mt **—*MCH| may have a nice lite bread-and made of this fabric with ther |tern for Iat-class tailing, Send| wrong tiseas. = Ot our aus talk. butter sideline!" tern for Ist-class mailing. strong friends. s r black, grey, blue or pifik stripes,|to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- With Plastic Tiles sen Se Maperied, sath thece will have the 1955-fashion touch. | tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West | When the next flurry starts re : } ‘ children now in college. Many | Pewter I's Popular uve Ith Sc Nee Yak 1 NY member that you have to give of | You can cover walls with new, | ry Outside Door years age, when the children Jacques Griffe proposes a tai- » New York 11. N-Y. Print | yourself to make a relationship plastic tiles that in eight- for the new :‘ an| were young, Mr. K, inherited a New pieces of pewter are repro- lored, man-styled coat of white | plainly name, address with zone, |“. oume Anether house duced in old colonial . patterns. and style numbe stick. Shared thoughts, impres- i inch squares, outside door to a first-floor bath-| Mbrary from his grandfather, There | bigger de vor flannel with black stripes. It is| size atyte pumaber. sions, confidences and experiences To apply, simplg? moisten and | room, ht might save muddy tracks! 1% was one of those lavish, Victor- today than in arnt ware , straight and double-breasted with ‘ “ ~ | will draw you close. = stick them up—ne nails, tacks or/ through the house if you're the/ ian - type libraries, consisting of y years. eight black buttons. Balmain has} , iF hip slimmer— Interest, enthusiasm and ap : paste. They come in bamboo or/ family that collecis the neighbor-| over a hundred volumes, magni- designed a princess coat in white preciation wil make him feel com- mahogany textures. hood kids, __| ficently bound in leather—but the PETUNIA! flannel with pink stripes worn over fortable. important, necessary. a aaa i a ill ak el SC alls Pc. CHILD'S SET [&: Knife, Fork and Spoon pr (DEAL GIFT FOR EVERY YOUNGSTER Quelity “Cottleston Pie”. SILVER MELODY SET on” «6 $$ 950 Packaged | Complete Made by The international Sitver Comoony dood IBWELERS 16 W. Huron Street books themselves were passe, writ- ten by authors long since forgotten, so the resale value was not very high. But the leather was beautiful so Mr, K_ began studying al! about fine bindings and learned how to care for them with the proper oils . and waxes and so forth. A tew were in need of repair and one year he took 9 course in bookbinding and repairing. Through the years Mr, K. got very skilled at it and in fact a/| couple of people asked his help | when one > their fine books needed | repairing. After awhile he began to put small advertisements in his local paper and got ‘a few jobs with -| people who had fine libraries. .He expanded his interest to the care of leather adcessories—desk sets Vacuum Cleaner, Of thee | sing: Gee, tt picks up Anything / sol Maybeitcan, butt shouldn't, Petuma! Pick up hair-pins, big papers, strings, etcetera, yourself before you use the vacuum. They ‘Il hurt Three dainty doilies to crochet— in this pattern! one a day easily! Pattern 512: Three doilies to Answer te Previews Purtie crochet in No. 50 ton (6%4x10 oval; 8-inch round; leaf Sin LILA TA) a matching skirt and a pink jersey top. Jacques Heim showed a white and black striped jacket of three- quarter length with a low, wide half-belt at the back. All the Paris fashion designers used tennis flannel for some of their suits and two-piece outfits.) < Balmain’s suit is classic, tailored “A in white with grey stripes. | ie That's when he'll decide he doesn't want to go with anyone but you. “Dear Miss Woodward: In this smali-town it's an unwritten law that you only go with one boy at ' a time. If you are seen with him an no one else will ask you out. » |now though I’m not quite 14 Jiffy-crochet—do we go any place it's usually te a mercerized cot- sfow or skating and his folks design 7x8). To increase size, use ote tate t 41.303 WL 42 youn a De you think we're tee r rt be CLIC C3 kad ad Ai 103 oung’ No. 30 or bedspread cotton. PIL lole pare rete Send 25 cents in coins for this| [ATSTSPielRis aL Alta pattern —add 5 cents fog. each pat- OIA [ODP iG AAT +1} imi tern for 1st-class to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Plalriciclmainit Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea| [AINITILT( INi@r lelciuial “Tarn “VIPaeNe ” Bokes and lamp its innards. BrsHor. awacare address and zone. plainly patterti nimber, your name, I don't think you're too young for such occasional nice times with a boy you like and his fam- ily. But perhaps it's too early to consider it really “going together” irs AIRIO|UIS EL OM EIEINIS| mailing. Send) Terripishanttl-lapapiere! bases and things like that, He is 4 Matching bag o ¢ ° $2.99 ft ’ pie few Cepelet berthes ere in feshion At the moment you're accepting egoin. This gives shoulder width | ‘With your parents’ permission) end so mokes hips seem slimmer, | the invitations that come your Softens the neckline,teoo. way. If you won't, even in your Miss H. S.—The new fashions | steady perhaps the rest of your make a point of pretty necklines | friends won't either. You needn't and collars with lace collar, cuff | be pushed into going steady until treatment, sometimes rhinestone | the time is ripe. ° appeal. Wide collars. set away) San Diego, Calif, has had mea® from the neckline give shoulder | urable snowfall only once in the width, so hips seem smaller. history of its weather station, a modern miracle! « » + Boston’s will dazzle you with the largest collection ever , . . in all the exciting styles and heel-heights of Easter fashion! | rs 3 Refuge Intrepid 4 Summer (Pr.) 30 Bushy-taliee a1 Reates 5 fren | a 38 Not treat , maples 33 Muse of 43 Beene Pee | ee eo 3 Spa ond 2 ‘eo Pondie =. % Mend "eee 11 Ant 38 Things to be ~ ~ Pascua ~ ? ; oe 1 ‘ = ) e * ; | } ee ye 4 j & “A trim, stylized skirt ex- pertly tailored of crisp, worsted rayon acetate, — ‘Choose tan, brown, char- coal or navy in sizes 8 to 18 ....65.0-5- $8.95 - Also 2-piece Casual Separates, matching blouses and skirts by Nardis of Dallas. - De’ Cor Shop _ DOROTHY EICKMERR 48 North Perry. FE 2-2822 ¥ + 121 West Huron Near Cass FROM OUR BAKERY gues of Mr. and Mrs. Levi 1 ' * _« Fiesta Rum Cake 68¢ |) siccsnsn 0) core recent Walnut Butterscotch far. and. Mrs. EC, Glem of SWEET ROLLS. . ..6 tor 49¢ |} setteroon street. 14. Giens re Glased Cinnamon ; ne wee serving with the US Air CURRANT FRIES..6 « 36¢ |)". es . Special! —— al Of Hole Grtve ano vasgtianing Friday & Saturday Only eral days in Las Vegas, Nev. The PASTRY SHOP Grené Tresk Park Free In Rear of Store zt 5 f ; a ——e — The best dressed look Z/ for your little boys and girls for a fresh, new season begins with shoes from Gillies . . . first in style, value ~~~ and fit. Open Monday and Friday Nights ’til 9 P.M. “They'll be proudesh UY Kiddies...” from $440 t $78 Judy Dickstein of Chippewa-road (left) | of Temple Beth’ Jacob. -| is general chairman of a dance to be spon- | rations with Judy are Rhoda and Joel Gold- sored Saturday evening by ghe Youth Growp| berg of James K boulevard. Peatiee Press Phote Admiring the deco- Eagles Auxiliary Spark Rainy Day With Fingerpaints Good recipe for a rainy day's bediam with the kids. Finger paints. Mix laundry starch with . | water to the consistency for starch- ing clothes. Separate into as many parts as maling shoes even if you flunked. algebra-you know maling’s Easter lo-heels at only 2%. 3°? are really sent! B- Black patent, Flight Biue, smooth leather, Black suede. . C- Black patent, Plight Blue, Red, Avacado, or 50 NORTH SAGINAW. STREET “pen Mondoy ond Friday Evenings * 2 i * . 5s * pice 4. i . 3 . - : ‘ > ‘ \ - yd ‘ \ lin § Shoes o , Call in the moming — we will deliver your old mattress that SAME DAY — rebuilt like. new! Only quality materisis used. : Oxford Mattress Co. ‘ 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 — aie hah M $ ey Date Bait Flats Name Your Style .. We Have It! Smart new styles for Easter and Spring. Nationally famous names. ® Queen Quality ® Town & Country © Diane Debs - @ Revillon . 3”: 6” ® Red Calf © Biue Calf ® Send Calf ® Black Patent © Light Pink ® Light Blue A- Black potent, Flight Blue,Red, Avacade; — Biack, Pink or Powder Blue smooth leather. Red, or Black Rand Rocket Jr. so Rr SLA Ries Maras wi | z s se According to Style and Size ; For Boys and Men 252. | : th < rig al isteys ett . I | is 1 i i dt ft i 5 t rf Ese v. i ff He Eze af ? if : I ? tltie i He be our. fi So be took Him end killed i Mid tt Get chet Viens yard.” ~ fe Be Continued ier sie SETTER FIT) ) ‘FREE INSTALLATION: You’ ve All ‘Heard About BUYING POWER . But | Think the Most Important Thing Is the Bie OST TO YOu! ) I And- i My Store ‘ Cost Is Less eee SIMPLY BECAUSE so, BE WISE, FOLKS — START YOUR “ EASTER PARADE” var MY STORE. = > GARDEN Sececate/ BARGAINS FROM OUR BIG GARDEN DEPT! GRASS SEED! | § 18. BABI... 1* PLASTIC HOSE! 25’ LENGTH! ..... 26. 1* 18” LAWN SPREADER... . 8.95 STEEL BOW MAKE ....... 1.98 6" GARDEN WOE... ... 1.78 ‘SPIEGEL, Inc. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS THL 9 ALTERATIONS - SHEEN GABARDINE SUITS: Handsome Styles That | Could Sell ria $42.50! my an" - Believe 1 Have Pontiac’s La Hard Finished 1 Could Sell My Price of. NEW SPRING’ TWO-PANTS. you get twice as much wear! © Flannel Sport Suits $ Others at Only ft's a $70 Valve ' ano LOOK . SAM: FREE eee OF course! SHARP HOLLYWOOD STYLED SUITS . *33" Fellows, remember when you buy o suit with two pairs of pants © Wool Sharkskin © Gabardine © Worsteds | & TAKE YOUR CHOICE 87 | 1 SAY IT’S $60 VALUE Best Quality for 492-532 Fabrics That fo $55.00! A REAL it’s An 5 OPEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 2 oan BENS 20 SOUTH PERRY STREET : | 1 RENT TUXEDOS FOR WEDDINGS AND PARTIES + Just A tradntnnel Oe to 20 S. reny pareet a en . SAVE $10 to $20! ; | $16.95: thite ‘or All Purpose CONT, With belts and hats to match. Take ow ae ore All tailored in season's best colors. lightful to wear! 127 Te $19.71 . Regulars 35 to 46, Longs 37 to 46, Shorts 35 & ‘ : to 44, and Stouts 38 to 50. ; e ‘WHTA | OVER 4000 munparns or | SELECTION! PAIRS! NEW STYLES! SPORT |Mxtrme te | ume COATS | PANTS JACKETS | vedi C eat, sw: Y You Save up te $3 te $6 on Name Your Style Soe Econ waicen eoee me Your Cheice at My Store 1's Wb Soc $19" | sme | sQv “My z) 71 a Price aT $6.87-—§6.57 a Other Suits From $10.71 te $21.71 YOUR | CHOICE = w Birds Eye Frozen CHICKEN - BEEF or TURKEY PIES “NORTHERN FACIAL. TISSUE inl Sma = =1Q ING FU 7 |= 41" ) Hart Brand S , Ves Camis: 9 i 3 : 238 i | is nM ii i ke tt z)t i rere As rt bisa . i \ a ‘i . ; | } ee «RRR popular for Easter dinner, Surround the from thin slices © bili tarde tnd bar-onked exe aves, Ws a good idea for any spring dinner. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SiARCH. 81, 1958, a ye ie ¢ ‘ si é i F With eggs so reasonable and good, it's time to think of omelets. ae * dhsasrnsncnwocauen ppunggagy pooner tatty nett . bi ~‘ ¥ ou | | be ’ wnsna Of “en Tl ox. Tombler” peeeuedes eer ees o*! SEED RAA ARAL EAA AAA THIS FREE Cougea ¥ Worth ree en purchase of one 11 es. tumbler of Peanut Butter *ECEEUEEE CEC CEEEEEES | redemption sheen Be eee dient @ny sales tex. Ofer void where prohibited or toaad. Cash valve 1/20 cent. Offer expires JUNE 30, 1955, SHEDD-BARTUSH FOODS, INC., DETROIT, MICHIGAN ar — COUPON — REDEEM ‘a? YOurR Grocer Gotoueeedade AAAAAAAAE mut be fregbhey Ann ‘\Soft-Drink Omelet ae ‘« Extra Fluffiness, Flavor You cam even reheat a fluffy drink butter, Add salt and pepper to egg whites; beat until they flop in soft peaks. Beat yolks until thick | and heavy; gently stir in soft, drink until blended. Fold yolk | mixture into beaten egg white. Melt fat in a light frying pan {about 10-inch diameter); tip pan Return gan at once te low heaf and cook five or six rain utes. Ture off heat end let emelet remain in covered pas cut at each side where omelet is to be folded; if necessary, loosen from sides of pan with spatula, top pan and push omelet gently with a spatula onto a hot platter, folding it as you slide it-from the | pan. (A four-egg omelet is supposed to serve four, but this one is so good, it’s usually devoured by two or three. Note: Te reheat c: "aed omelet after refrigeration, placé in greased pan, cover and warm ever moderately high heat for twe or three minutes. Onion Omelet: with juice into yolks (2 teaspoons for each 4 eggs). Omelet: Brush tolded Stir grated onion | | | Mergtrine§ or | Juicy, Tender Lami ‘She ts the author of the new at — wees ubout everyone likes 1008 | guste Baked . etanaes ¥ in deep fat, When properly | ? : foods are crisp, whole). 4, Style ‘in ble,* says home| Four medium to large potatoes, tresh Sa t‘fouuwo™ trying, Tt can be| 2, aapeen, ground pevber you take care) 3 ms grated onion ‘ sees. finely shopped ' (Tf desired, reserve several used it, clarify | gern’ * macpenady. Cut baked potaotes in half eross- . — , y cooking a wise or lengthwise. Scoop ouf‘pulp, talia matyle colfee, mi-| dish. Drench lemon syrup. potato in the deep, taking care not to break the skins skins | gas pay 20 aap lg re Spread with vanilla pudding mix. | Cae). cream cake. he ture. Cover with second sponge € TARE ail store it| Mw 5 poly thoroughly: “AO | “hat Nt crnsiers — incon | ake ayer. and biend of 380 to 365 de-| theronehiy. Refill pette sheme |cttas—are widely available; but) Sprinkle lightly with lemon syr- grees are best for frying in deep, Bake in a moderate oven (350 | 'f 90 haven't one, use the Italian | up and top with whipped cream. hot lard. "| degrees) about 20 minutes, or un- | 2uble-roast type of coffee in an) (Any temaining warey may be | Use the lower temperatures for tf thoroughly heated und tops ape erdinary cotteemaker. a eaten for Lette ee.) | uncooked foods such as potatoes delicately browned. Htalian Cream Cake Se ee cer it dear end aoe ee compere ro. nist “pede vnee Purpose, ad Hany He -- water candied cherries. Makes eight Al such as meat cro nish with egg slices s eight | °* . . = ‘stutted potate = 2 Sel i i servings. “IF IT's ALIVE IT'S FRESH” Taste the Difference! . Young Hen- - = : . . ; c DUCKS 3S 9: Turkeys 5 5 4 5-8 Lb. Average 10-16 Lb. 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GET A BASKETFULL OF AgP’s oe a __ the grocery counter because whe | wits, tate or sclasara. ARMOUR’S STAR 410 7 ss. ye reheat them in the foil they ey Sgt slight! yt beaten egg COLORFUL EASTER CANDIES! Canned Hams 6%-18. CAN uA. 5.99 Beltsville Turkeys CLEANED is. 5% | fresh from fhe bolting pant Here's|nite-,Put I warm pace, free Ww 248 a “aft, un . . | the cays etiective aluminum-toll| eq in bulk, about one hour. |” orthmore Jelly Eggs coos me. 39 : . in ada Nites ied ood pci Mies cans Marshmallow Eggs ASSORTED COLORS PRO” grees are . atumtomm fell and wrap =p, | brown and bottoms are golden| Marshmallow IN 800 CARTON 6.07. A&P OWN PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING : cramuaven Ga slew of Go £8, brown and firm, about 15 to 20 Eggs WORTHMORE ppd 23¢ ° &@ hot even (315-400 degrees) 15 ting 0 teathgick: or 9. cornncopte Cocoanut Cream Eggs wortumors 12.02. exo CAN C Pac the package bread| Confectioners’ Sugar Frosting WORTHMORS— . Satis os Bie cpaceg ane Mix together one-half cup sifted Choc. Covered Eggs ASTER WRAP OF 6 25 J | | : folding back the foil just before the | Confectioners’ sugar with one- ~ . closed to keep any remaining buns | the remaining egg white or wat- a i _ hot until the end of the meal. er to make a good spreading con- . _ Now if you want to make your | *istency. SPECIALLY SELECTED, RED RIPE. : Fi hy 3 i ai j | g Tomatoes + 25« Florida Grapefruit ss: .... Yellow Onions wrcz%.......3 = 25¢ Ripe Bananas ............." 17 Navel Oranges ......5 ss 59s r ? i ft Hl 3 : EY TTEL it i H : : i Sa ae a reer reread eet, amen ‘ " ern eT ee ee a Si ni i lie la cath a iu ah ny Di ht ae - } 4 4 ; ; * 4 oie * : ee Ee re, CR Te Ta nO anatase ee aa ‘ me is one ne e a : ms . ag. . f ’ - . : ‘ : ‘ « 4 j F g . ié Minar tad Aico a da i] . . boi Anjou Pears ...........2 m= 29 cn wil ater ert JANE PARKER SUNNYBROOK LARGE GRADE “A” oa = ES | PRICED FOR THRIFT | A le Pi e = pie | Maes Sure Good , pp 7 4 Sift together flour, nonfat dry for labels from URE © | , se) Pee | Margarine a 39 mixture and beat until smooth. Stir . | 2 CINS. 39% Cherry Pie wt ramen... . "nt" 49¢ — Silverbrock Butter % om. .). . rity 62¢ | “Glazed Donuts ™ ace... . . dI%; 29¢ Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food MBSA, 2K, 690 Potato Chips “AMS PARE... . eB 59 Sharp Cheddar Cheese wscowm um 5g ___suntaNa tuscious__|_ Sandwich Cookies snavom , . .. oti 19¢ Pincomning Cheese so cour ... , 49 / Hot Cross Buns... 2.25... 0n00 2% . Prune Plums White Bread = ‘S" ‘toa? ..... oar Wet EREGH COFFEE a, and vitality. : FISH FEATURES FOR LENT . , ade 2 30.02. 39 CAP'N JOHN ~ ‘ . a y CANS Fish Sticks . . 3 ’ = ee pees SE Loe & : E i ‘ ‘ ” ’ ‘ 5 ! . ° a 3 : : ? i At es ule ee ¥ . ‘ : . 1 . : . a a | . tote - F “ . an i é Paes Fi 5 oF ’ i j ‘ . ae f ‘ ees ‘ i : : nine : : - « i by < { f+ ee i ny event Ae ; < ae eee = ‘ + . oe oe SP me ; ° at ae \ ‘ 44 : 3 Be . TAs & j bs > x Ay. . E lt | He sli Never Avologia for Food, If mart to Use tt He He ! if ; i He ay Fd Tn m2 1 7 Pieaple Juice hes ie Sees oe Soares oe in eet . 3 Lbs. 25¢ —— ange Size” Frei eng a gringo LOTAN'S = I pisie Highway at Telosvaph Lots of Pasking mice : aH iit T " ity rE Es j FE | ‘| aT: 7H fk q le i : i cE ' a. £ 3 ‘ 3 § a i i Fy } = 2 a He E z E z 7 i 2 ue 7 z 3 ‘ Fe to . use pre- day in her kitchen, Long hours of 4 rf : isk i 236 ed ef; gs 55 3 2 z 3 a | § z ase cl: i | i ey ip ii iy ; 4 fl | ; is a i 5 E Rece friend said t “tT like ently my own me Supper for the Crowd touches to food I prepare from &| The crowd coming over for sup-| 3 mix.’ __There’p ee anewer for most | | per? Serve a big hot potato salad | * od, [OF For ~~~ with broiled frankturters, buttered | © baste often with the sauce, Try ant_the various ready rolls and lots of fresh vegetables ~Marinate cooked snapbeays in a ee onme that " reallly paling yeu to eat out of hand. Choose radishes, : tangy French dressing. Serve on| time and money. Make these | carrot and celery strips, cauliflow-| 7mm > salad greens with sliced egg for' your very own by some dis: |erets and strips of fennel for the & : I i if ik EF Z ga fi is ts : ‘ : i q i i 3 "E f i is ti if i i : 5 i F uf Fey iE “4 r a good tuncheon salad. tinctive touch. Another friend ‘fresh vegetable tray. . t af gt 5. . gt at ‘i Many of you have 0 perticult recipe for a cake or other dessert IO II IIL IOP IOI LO POPE: hd hk had done Farmer's Bring Lower Prices \ Before— | PEE | ” Every week more, and more, and more housewives are finding MONEY SAVING VALUES at Nick's. Shop here this week-end Z ...or all week long... you get these lower food prices at Nick's. ¥ W), Free parking beside the store ,., two (2) big paved lots. es Defiance Quality Pack - a $eLb. Tall! Cc neo salmon..." 59 | Defiance Famous an | c Red Kidney Beans" 10° Special Offer! Flea Quelity, Sheer, Full Fashion, 66 Geuge, 15 Denier JAMISON NYLONS. 99: Eerly Garden Home Style Free Stone PEACHES (= EGGS | orc” — YELLOW TAL.....2 © 2] | MARGARINE jiicHowes.<2-. 2 33 25°] WiITe Potatoes. “--" 10° BISCUTS........ “W = 51M, Wilson's Certified ~ Suger Cured, Tender _ SMOKED ie ¢ — . a HAM Whole or Shank Portion ot « New - , Low Befqre-Eester Price! 4 BUY NOW! We will store it in Refrigeration until you want i. ... Bay New and Save! Poy belt mene, _ . halt whee yeu call fer it. l-lb. Tin Choice of Grinds Hills Bros. i eeeeeenanensenace c Wilson's New Yellow Colored MARGARINE save 19s oo le Va Lb. Squares Packed Wilson's, Crisprite Sliced Bacon STANDING Cello 39° RIB ROAST : Lb. <€ Peter's, Pure a" 3 9 LARD GROUND BEEF or 3 You Q2Or .. PORK SAUSAGE Wem ) ey 18 eel agent. Sein Cubs “19: Mild, Pincenning vache _ Lb. Ab mc f. ROLLED RIB ROAST 6 AQT CT Be $100 Cans : 4 e. =: # : . Rs B A UIT COTTE EMETTOTTOTOOTE SOR a MT. w racouray Phas PE 2ati0: WAsssssenasEseTeaseaeeseeee’ | vir 4 | ee et THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, cham: ‘By 1955” a Tastes just right with ~ GULF ida jcheese: _ | as carefully as you do milk—in By: JANET ODELL. Peatiac Press Feed Editor « Have you ever stopped to count the number of cheeses available in the dairy section of any super-. market? Neither have T, but ‘it must be. tremendous. The whole world agri ts cheese to be en- joyed in country. While - Pontiac area has no particular cheese to contribute to the world’s supply, the residents do consume their share. One store reports that on weekends when specials are run, about 5,000 pounds of cheese are sold! Most homemakers we know keep sev- era) kinds of cheese on hand at all times. , In a little booklet put out by the National Dairy Council] there are several suggestions for the care of Barbecued Cheese Potatoes 1 tablespoon butters Fillets Packed by Size Haddock fillets are paeked ae- cording to size -— large and small. Fillets from small haddock average about two per pound and are now most plentiful and the best buy, the refrigerator in « tightly cov- ered container; buy ip amounts to be used in « short time. Other cheeses keep well in a cold place if wrapped so that sir is kept from the cheese. “Refrigerate packaged cheese in its container, using additional waxed paper or laminated foil, if , to rewrap the cheese It mold forms in time, it may be scraped away with no harm fo the cheese. Should cheese dry, grate it and keep in covered con- tainer. “Cheese (except cottage cheeae} catterermareltinett Follow 10 Tips for Preparing © Better Coffee : Here ‘are some tips on better coffee-making: 1. When you take your coffee from the refrigerator, measure ‘out enough for your brew and then re- turn the tin promptly to the refrig- - 3, Scald coffee-maker just before using. This eliminates any stale odors. 4. Start with freshly drawn. cold | water | 5. Use fresh coffee, The vacuum | container assures you roaster-fresh coffee. 6. Measure accurately. Both water and coffee should be meas- ured carefully to insure uniform | results. 7. Never reuse éoffee grounds. And never run water through cof. | fee grounds twice. | 8. Use full capacity of coffee- 'maker for the finest brew. 9. Watch your timing, When you | have found the exact best time for | coffee as you like it, stick to it. | 10. Try new coffee recipes oc- casionally. It will increase your en- joyment of America’s favorite drink. | [HOWARD STREET FOOD MARKET | 148 Howard Street at Perry Parking Lot THESE tres #1 FEATURED THRU APRIL 6! Large Plus Save Two Ways EVERY DAY LOW PRICES | Hundreds of Free Premiums with ' EVEREDY COUPONS /AILK Ve. Gallon 29° HAMBURGER 3°” \ ~ MEAT EAT DEPART Robin Hood | becurrs | por Roast “45«) FLOUR |. yo 0 Breeder, ‘et w Bec | = 45°; — man 4 Cubed Steaks * 65°|—— — | =f POTATOES Red, Wexed | Fish Sticks fl & —s Lb. 39¢ . Box Economy STEAK w. Some King Kerlo = [U ») Round or Sirloin Grapefruit DOG FOOD ( ry Boned, Rolied 69° a Juice Vekb. Can ll SMOKED HAM =: 09°] «= 19 °| 4 39¢0 Defiance ody | 39: Michigen CHEESE «= “* 49: > Fermer Peet Tray Pak Lb. | BACON 39° Whele Kern Cora War Beans Sweet Peas ‘Cream Style Corn Tomatees . YOUR -CHOICE None Sold to Minors ‘<<—_—-> BROS i OFT EE Savueanenuau = “~ Regular or Drip Nene field te Miners We reserve the right to limit AM i Nh N ff pt | pet fi Beet Sugar sus ter AQe \ NeSesesseeeesseseceseersneseensaseeesse ie COUPON--COUPON--COUPON ISBEST FOOD SALE! Witheut Coupen ihe Each senemesceccnce esa esesceessesseusocucsuraes COUPON--COUPON--COUPON HILLS BROS. COFFEE . Withest Coupen fe ss SRSGRean es eeenenesanssasnsensenseeseananenal acl i ny It aes if Ti Y iy i Shortening 3 Lb. Can 6% U u 8 Cans for | _ #882 2882888288888 ip Vim Va 4 p= ff p= ff [p= — says the U. S’ Depariment of| * Agriciilture. When making scrambled eggs, beat aes wth a fork in a paper ” tip eee American ‘| Combine all ingredients: and pour into a Dutch oven or “heavy , | skillet. Cover and. cook over very low heat on top of range until potatoes are tender, about .1 hour: Serves 6-8. Serve with grilled beet patties and crisp. green ‘salad. ry $ Easy to. Cheese : ‘It! “Food Tastes” ron Too? ~ | teblespocs chopped parsley See oe " cliben, For a “quick. dessert, soften | cream cheese with Yruit juice; mix’ Cheese belongs ip our diets. Once. you get well acquainted with it, you'll agree that cheese in your refrigerator at all times| — WITH NOODLES —s “< ot ya ean ‘Ready To Serve — Just Heat and Eat - BLACK Durkee’s Pure || PEPPER 1 Ox. Pkg. Only 10 T Ib. Vac. oon ra Sutton Bay i] PLUMS 19° In Heavy Syrup STAINLESS T tw | s-ptece | PLACE set Silver il» Broadcast CORNED BEEF MacINTOSH OE Pave. (4 if Beeuriful Oremorey pertene Ht Afi WITH $5.00 PURC Ute Fi 25° PPLES Ibs, ' ti | *« Hart Brand y CREAM STYLE CORN 10! ALL POPULAR BRANDS COFFEE C Ss : TABLEWARE RAX BONITO Stokely’s Finest CATSUP il 4 . i iil j tt i | i} i {) sift i | tPETIME GUARANTEE Certificate Mi] al , Mae 3 BIG PARKING LOTS! Aol SUPER 1200 BALDWIN AVE. RIBS... Pied gt Shoulders 29) i =———- : Pt . _ _ * = - - ‘ a — — 7 — ° ‘ , , Oi ————— 4a. £€//Tf T, : a = — - ” —-« ] ., -— > wu i r= we . ——4 : Ws . 2 wy. - : 4 * SS = os - = SS oN ' ~- + DB : . ‘ ‘ . * a s «~ . rye HIN fl ehh if SIS tel YES Oakland County’s Newest Mod- ern 1-Stop Shopping Center That , Makes Shopping More Fun! SS a Oe ee eC sig lens “i i igh enti i / UN ee Me Pes bi LOU Pa eae e FURTHEY Drues _ @ NATIONAL FOODS Featuring Pontiac's first driveup prescription window Open every day from $ A.M. to 8 P.M., and from 10 where you just hand in your prescription from your A.M. to 6 P.M. on Sunday, this Pontiac store of one of ear, nationally advertised brand name merchandise, at America’s most famous food firms, will indeed be a Will be open seven days a week from 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. - foods at low. low prices. 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Item tells it—‘“but I heard Daddy saying HE could.” x © @ &® + Is Broadway again moving uptown? With the Colleemme going up in Co- building due te toptace the B. & 0. station, and mere and more TV the- aters uptewn, it’s possible. Naturally Bob Olin, the restaurateur, foresees his spot at 60th and Central Pk. West becoming the “new center of Bread- way.” He has what he calis a “men- -rtal option” en the first fleor of Brooks, Costumes for expansion when the hordes start coming. Personally, though, I figure there'll always be‘an England and a Lindy’s. x © & & | Ya 2) THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ANA MORENA Nicky Hilton becomes a veep of the Shamrock Hotel in Houston ... Martha Raye’s husband Ed Begley's with his parents in Ansonia, Conn. . . . 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All Down Lite | itm) ins tiie mas To —— | are Harvard's Dave Hawkins, of| wena te saewnn SON aon nice SUS picked up| auditors shuffled the all-events | and 2 relay events will be held to- again yesterday as changes | division around a little. morrow and ceed ee Avene were | rab tearamment cote tote te | wpich tas several Yale was. | Sizes 14 to 20 New names appeared among the assault op the standiage to es- ene SS & Se ee _ ae gel « pected te come Am — § 938 Bowling Results Chicage team inte town Sunday. (Landry Returns to ND . west HURON BOWLERETTES | it rng 2 so ga average |to Coach Frosh Team Wilkins. 38 laters 48 . Prank-tather se 43 Dees Mkt. $890) Hotel Olds quintet of Lansing,|, SOUTH BEND. Ind. 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The — have times for 491 yards, an average of Rule's 464 Brace’s 33 18 oe ee eee previ- | 45 per carry. Arnold Oste 611; team game, series— No. 1002, 2823. Fins Ni HTERS Emmone 72 Credit Unies . feuns $s Motor Parte: 43 slash pockets. Piga 67 Team No i «0 59 Shell il “ « os aie tee ere 3 Indiv. game. iia Hanimett 223 | . by ; k ; . SP ORT COAT! ee | onsen ||) ramerey park Ee ist i BUILDER | yy poe Sucker Bait |©§ 57 Knockouts 23 : . Sees Son pee |onare OUTFITS =e = " | | Men’s All Wool a ae SPRING, SUITS - LANSING \®—The furious one- , erie LeAavE -. [dey Page ae Today’s suits combine color and good taste ... particularly if they're styled by Gramerey ‘Park. And our new. col- lection of Gramercy Park suits offers a choice as wide and varied as any man could wish, Color-flecked tweeds and ; snow had piled up to three and @ splash weaves ... Charcoal Glows in Alex! Rngineer 16 35 Ack ve 86 serene neta daar P i your favorite fabries . . . and the new- . Eis. Pharm. #4 48 Wailea L uxt. $4 7| Temperatures ranged from be- Peck Cinrs. 63 49 . Pattern 40 72| low to 50 above. est Sparkle Sprays, Twilight Shadows wiediy. game & Tuckwell 308, series | The Gaylord and Traverse City 14-Piece Set are but a few of the highlights. Step 1. Aird team game, series—Progress | districts were also hard hit by the . ’ , ’ . Pattern 025, 2108 storm. Less hardship for the deer- in now and look them over, and you'll 2igt : “ef ’ pos no vse | herd was reported from the baa || GCARBELLS b step out with new color this spring. All tailored wisi al ;. 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AN OUT- easily prove this point 28-Piece, 110 Lb STANDING VALUE. when you try on the new Poe : rida Ciguckglos BARBELL SET me This is what need to get suits fe olees-eohadt ' those massive tminces you ad: Charge ’em All “Sealight Darks”. _ 3 : mire in weight lifting champs! ‘ ; : Bek tesa —_ 795 at the LION STORE it’s « Kuppenheimer \ fall this time, Billy, you'll be singing those bullpen nea Zuverink, who gavé up three runs Jin the final inning on ~ triple by Sammy White. Hoeft—also._pitched his way out of a couple of tight spots, once in his four-iming work- : ie Red Wilson's ‘triple to right field showers. Good With Trout Fly a . Fishing Pal Discusses An “of Eisenhower, Finds Him an Expert. NEW YORK (INS) — President , Eisenhower’, nstrated prefer- ence for golf over squirrels on the White House lawn might lead one ‘to the impression that the chiel| The favorite Elsenhower fly, | the 3rd with men*on Ist and 2nd, | executive is not a nature lover. and once in the 4th with men on) Such is not the case, according | and-white design called a house | to Aksel Nielsen, a Denver banker, | and lot “because it gets all over who is the president's favorite fish- | the place | 2nd and 3rd’and only one away. The hits off Hoeft were doubles | Fora | | | Mr. Bisenthower, ognized as a real ’ with | Colorado fishing camp, teaching | the rudiments of angling to people like Jim Hagerty, his press see- , Sgt. John Moaney, his va- _ let, and the Secret Service men |-who.tag along wherever he: goes. | Nielsen, diseussing the Presi- | dent's fishing habits with Alfred @ Popular 2-button, single-breasted model with new, slim, easy lines! © Newest spring shades of gray, bive, tan! @ Choice of flap or patch pockets ® Regulars, shorts, longs ... Sizes 35 to 44! Man, what a buy! And just when that same old suit is starting to look shabby! Handsome all-wool worsted sharkskin, the suiting that’s so good looking, holds its shape so well, and practically refuses to wear out! Tailored in Robert Hall workrooms with lots of expensive details to give vou that new soft- shouldered. natural look. Don’t miss this chance fo | save a pocketful of dollars, on a suit you'll be proud of for vears! Hop on over to Robert Hall. . . now! | ROBERT HALL Fit @ P.M. NIGHT AMERICA’S LARGEST CLOTHING CHAIN is a bit on the old-fashioned side however, is ree- _vation department went on record | gling Talent ‘not terribly eager to strike, but when it eomes to equipment. He still prefers a bamboo rod ang a hand-winding reel, Nielsen says, is an obscure brown- call ‘turning’ the fish. Sanction Sef for M-59 Oval Now Under Way LANSING (#)—The smelt are off and running! Po] The state: conservation depart- smelt run Race Under Banner of of the season in Grass Creek, NASCAR Antrim County. ‘ Dippers made fair catches Tues- “ Races at the Pontiac M-59 Speed- day night with the smeit a uniform Wy this season will be run under size of just over four inches. |the sanction of the National As Grass Creek traditionally is the *ciation for Stock Car Auto Rac- Ist stream in thé state tc have a ing (NASCAR), it was announced | _M. Lansing in the current Coll-| smelt run. |! fer’s ‘magazine, indicates that Ike | limited time only! Wednesday night. With warming weather, runs are expected in other Great Lakes streams that are yearly producers. | ise steward for NASCAR in | this area, will supervise the sanc- | then of racing in Michigan, in- State Body Opposed |‘, fo Monroe Causeway mnt", renin Amt tar te, as well as the Pontiac track, LANSING #—The state conser- managed by Don Pike, ‘today as being opposed to a Detroit | | Edison Co. proposal to construct a Previously, Jones’ organization, track, Under the new agreement, . it's NASCAR. Conservation Director G. E. Points towards NASCAR's Eddy said he had informed army | tional championship will be award- engineers in Detroit that construc: | oq for races at the M-59 oval, thus tion of a solid causeway would | drivers competing there will have a prevent use of the channel as an 3.way chance for honors, local cir- ingress and egress to Lake Erie, | eyit state and national. . Eddy said his department favored Monroe. two late model stock car races He said hundreds of property | this summer. owners and fishermen in the Mon-' roe area had registered objections | No National Football league team to the proposal for a solid cause- has been able to win three straight way. i titles. Pontiac Speedway Will Ed Jones of Utica and Pon- | tiac, named earlier this week as | eluding Métor City Spedway | 'CARS (Continental, Auto Racing Society), had been named as the causeway that would block the old «tion holder for the Pontiac |channel of the Raisin River at In addition the NASCAR sane. | construction of a bridge or a cul- tion will bring nationally-famous | te try to catch the pike while | vert that would allow free passage stock car drivers in for one or of boats AUTO PAINTING Expert Body and Fender Repair on All. Makes of Cars iy ae é € gerade S wae, eo ‘Building fer ade HURRY! . Our First Spring Sale! ¥ileftys available for relief work | Brook victory’ over Milwaukee. | Tiger Games at 2 P.M. ters has announced. Pere ee.. eee eee ee oO ees ee CANDIDATE LEAHY—Notre Dame football coach | Leahy Jr,, son of the ex-Irish coach who retired after. Terry Brennan (left) talks with one of the candidates | the 1953 season. Young Leahy, a sophomore next failj for quarterback on his Irish football team, Frank reported at the opening of spring drills Wednesday. © Winter Weather Halts Swimmer Take It Easy! ‘Itchy’ Fishermen Are Told to Have Patience , VICTORIA, B.C. — Continued ANN ARBOR — With fisher-, ‘Muskellunge and bass get into . oht . . a bad winter weather last night men caressing their equipment and | the swim a little later,” Lagier ; : keepi , he c |says. The best catches are made forced another postponement of ceping an eye on the calendar. | with slowly reeled plugs. Open the schédyled attempt of Janice a sympathetic University of Mich- | ..ason on bass begins late. June 18. White to swim the Strait of Juan igan professor says “‘take ityeasy./ The challenging, dogged. trout is De Fuca. There are reasons to wait." ‘safe until April 30. But some fish,| A weather conference found that . The 1st target of fishermen, says notably the bluegill, sunfish, rock strong winds were still blowing ig Prof. Kar! F. Lagler, head of the | bass, yellow perch and crappie, are the strait. University’s school of fisheries, | available all year round. | Because of the unsettled weath- would be northern pike and pick- jer, officials did not set a new date eral NB A Bi ‘ina e The postponement is the Generally speaking, “when the . g F | | ‘ . , ; | Mer. Originally ‘she was to take Starts Tonight ice goes, you.caw go.” Lagler says, for the 18-year-old Toronto swim< ‘off at 3 a.m, - yesterday. Bad but he cautions that the legal pike season doesn't begin until April 30 | weather forced until 4 a.m. today. Lagier says its a waste of time Miss White, daughter of Lester G. White, general manager of Do- i thay’re spawning anyway. But as soon as the spawning season is | Syracuse Is Favored in minion Magnesium Co. of Toronto, over, it is the time for action. . said she is ready to swim when Then “fish for them in shallow First Game Over Ft. the weather is settled. - water, around reeds or other | Wayne Pistons | ‘The chubby 18-year-old wants te cover and reel slowly.” i conquer the chill strait in a 22. i § cN.Y. : Lagler says that there's no. >) RACUSE. N. Y. '— Pro bas- mile swim, starting three mileg from where famed distance swim mer Chadwick made her unsuccessful attempt last year. - Multi-Lakes Party Set: Multi-Lakes Conservation As The Pistons, whe eliminated SOciation will hold its 13th annuak the defending champion Miane- (President’s Ball, a dinner-dance; apolis Lakers, must battle the Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. in Nats ‘here twice before the best- the Multi-Lakes Clubhouse on 'Newton Road. | More than 8,000 fang are ex-| F | pected to crowd into the War Me- | a 7 !morial Auditorium tonight. An- | other full house is expected for the | | Saturday afternoon tussle, which | | will be televised nationally with | | the Syracuse area blacked out. | | closed season on the underrated | Ketball’s final playoff series opens suckers. “Even though they're full | tonight with the home-court Syra- of small, pesky bones, the meat is | cuse Nationals favored over a Fort firm and sweet. If you go after | Wayne five that bas never won a suckers, fish the rifles with small | National Basketball Asssn. game hooks, barely covered with worms. | in Svracuse. . } But fishermen will have to wait | . for two of the best-tasting. most | popular fresh water fish, walleyes and perch. Fish for them in the bottoms of deep holes early in the \* spring—but not too early; the sea-| of-seven series shift westward. son opens April 30. LaSorda Making Bi for Dodger Bullpen NEW ORLEANS, La. W—Tom LaSorda made a strong bid for the Brooklyn Dodgers’ bullpen forces yesterday. One of only two Harness Driver Will Direct Famed Farms WASHINGTON, Pa. —Harness | driver Harry Harvey is giving up) competition to become superintend- | _ent of, Del Miller's famed..Meadow- : lands Farms near here. For the past few years Harvey.; had assisted Miller as a driver. In addition to owning the farm, ont Miier is ohe ofthe “top a 3 in the country. Harvey won the 1953 Hamble- tonian Stake with the filly Heli- copter, a race which paid $117,000. | (the other is bonus kid Sandy Koufax), LaSorda came on with the tying run at third to fan pinch- hitter Jim. Pendleton on three pitches for the final out in a 3-2 CHICAGO W—The Detroit Tigers will start all single day games at 2 p.m. (EST) during the 1955 sea- son, American League headquar- | Bill McGowan was a major. SEAT COVER MART 136 S. Saginaw at Chase FE 4.8272 PONTIAC SEAT COVERS | Clear as Glass |[xn cen ern tte see es 8 Cosh end Corry LARGE SELECTION OF NEW MERRIMAC Low prices | PLASTIC || H $@R05 “ + Anais thaty up Protects and shows off the aster ats 29> Lote Models $2.00 Higher original materials Felt. Sizes 654-75¢. Grey, Tan, Blue. and colors. New Spring Endicott-Johnson =~ $ 95 Up | sh $4 1495 _ || MEN'S SHOES 4?” | jf, Sizes 6-12. . ; zt 1 | Young Men’s New Spring . $ ' 9 Up $12.95 to $21.95 SPORT SHIRTS : yd Values Front Only S-M-L. Latest Spring Shades. . 2. : MEN’S TRENCH COATS $49 &'95u SARAN | ALL CLEAR |] eee eae ses | ey "soa tict | Plastie Covers |) sraim@'aacxers” = 595% for 1955 Cars pring Shades, 36-42. 316° | . ane SHES GLOVES .......... 7.00 I. Welins'te “Set , 2) SWEAT SOCKS ... 35¢ up > $32.95 , _ Convertible Tops as Low as $49.95 = ~ Ions WELDEN’S' 4 | qt, 51-‘Mt, Clamens St. FE 4-6211 F 1 \ pi We i) fa : z t * = Vee ee ~ é Ss poy t a4 2 1 : ee iG Gt phew ny wy Maes 1S eid eh ony fag EG SB = ¢ 5 - = —* a 4 if . |} Vii - Bean VISUALINER FREE WEIGHTS Static and Dynamic All Work Done on Our ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED! All Dayton Tires on this sale cory Big 3 Geerentes! Ail prices plus fod. tax end exchange! FF *Tread Blemishes FREE! Front End $44.00. Complete Front End Alignment ‘All Prices Plus Fed, Tax and Exchange $39.95 Reg. Price . SEAT COVERS p 1 Full Year to Pay! 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MB we YOU COPPIN® g YOUR INVENTION KIN YOU GET a4 BOARDING HOUSE ZI Lie Lz Yt: Lite: JAKE <~ ONE OF THE & FINEST OF MY LONG £2 THERE YOU HANE IT, ai | “Ene | by Merrill Blosser BAZ ove © Un Ip PRIVATE € WHaT. ‘Ss eee --0R FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS itt augs i te i H #] E i .F t 3 i gf ; t i 8° é i ag fF | iE er e rf He eeeere eget bE? | ' 1, fi 43 1.44% Sep . 2.35% 138%, Nov eevcee 3.32% Jan oo 236% 1% —Lar eooscees 66*— ¥ ...-.... 12.05 6% July”....... 12 -Food Prices Down on Wholesale List oth etly gee Asha etal ra 3 : i Hi a year ago. On . the figure was $6.51. on Displaying Used Cars the the past five on 6500 22%. General rtation opened % at 61. Foster yesterday, gained early dealings. Opened on 4,500 . It is one of eneii: the big producers of the new Salk fighe v [3 whites cis ceaik Higher aa ¥ ry - 6. ‘ a ; were Pacific, tS givea4s: medioms 33; 0. 8 stana- | Standard Oil (NJ), American. Lo-| | ards 32; dirties 31; checks 30.5; current | oomotive, International Nickel. | ee ee ee U.S. Steel, Chrysler, and United DETROIT EVGS Aircraft, Lower were International DETROIT. March 30 ‘AP)-—Eggs, f.o.b Detroit, cases included, federal-state | grades: Whites—Grade A jumbo 47-48, wtd - j 48%: large 43; medium 40, grade large Browns—Grade A jumbo 44-47, wtd avg : 404-41, wid avg 41; medium avk 30%: grade B large 3; ; Bl, Checks 36. | #8: lange 38-40, grade C Poultry DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT, March 30 (AP)—Prices peig °r a i 23° Se i ft when they charged him with less driving. | Telephone, American Smelting and Union Carbide. Yesterday's market.was sharply __®ummage sale, Central Method- | lower with selling concentrated in ‘the final 30 minutes of trading * ™ The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was down $1.80 at $158.50. ‘ New York Stocks ‘Late Morning Quotations) © pound f.¢6.b. Detroit fer No Admiral ...., 26.3 Kelsey May.... 30.4 eeaiity live poultry 2° © am fr Reduce ... 26.6 t .,.116 nent? hens 3, ht 9 ‘ 19-99; | See Lo os pt Kimb CR ones 45.3 vy broilere or ryers ‘3-3'e oye | eee Kresge 20.1 Whites 35-37. Barred Rocks 39-40; Allis Chal ... 782 Lehn & E.., 19.8 eaponettes (514-6 Ibs.) 47-48; ducklings Alum Ltd .., 82.4 LOP Giass..., 69 36: turkeys, breeder hens 38-42, breeder — Am ....6]4 Lib MeN&L.. 16.8 toms 25-28. {om Aictin ... 20.8 & My... 634 - nee jim Cap ..... 393 Leekh . PoBSISLERAS=HSTE — Underwa 35 7 Un Carbide .. 88 Un Pae ..... 187 Unit Air Lin 3 on oe mi eeewe H = guage pil? Fi if ok . es fi eeeee i 2 7 Le Estepesuranpebsepess dey ‘ist Church, E. Huron &t., reck- St. Vincent's Sat, 9 Rummage sale, April 2, 9 0. m. Sodality. Parke Davis Tells of Salk Evaluation | DETROIT » — Parke Davis & Co., which has produced enough | Aeroquip Purchases: California Company JACKSON @ — Aeroquip Corp- oeene Pier quaneaiet Investing in : — Call FE2-0118 | | -15 E. Pike St., Just th: re % agree ! : : a2 . a UNTIL wars oo ANY Reg. $184 $15 Dows, $2 Weekly! 139 © Lawedem Sele. z LONG TERMS on any PURCHASE FREE DELIVERY ! Reg. $184 $15 Dewa Lompe 41-Pe. KITCHEN OUTFIT GAS RANGE & Mo 5-Pc. DINETTE SET sf S$ Regularly $184 x 139: —— “gis DOWN, cane * be $2 WEEKLY! P INCLUDES ALL THESE 41 PIECES: © Apartment Size Ges Range © Dinette Table With Plostic Top @ 4 Matching Upholstered Chairs @ 35-Piece Set of Colorful, Serviceeble Dinnerwere | @ Net exsetly as pletered on TELEVISION, ~ APPLIANCES, MATTRESSES, CHAIRS A Complete Selection of Furniture—All Brends! 9 P. M. q s © OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY TILL COUNT HOUSE CHANDISE SURPLUS ‘URNITURE— APPLIANCES x *% UNTIL ‘STOCK Sale Starts Tonite at 6 P.M.-Open Every Nite “til 9 °'S'cone WARE, FISHIN TACKLE, 000.00 STOCK OF CLOTHING, HARD oft CED.” ‘TPAUTO ACCESSORIES, SPORTING GOODS and TOYS To BE gAC 1,000 As’? Ors POTS Hqdds9 PANS ere Leng Sleeve Pots, pans, cooking uten- Wide selection of colors, expertly. tailored. Reg. $9.95 ‘5’ rues $4 Famous $1.98 Famous $1.95 - GLASS BAKE GLASS BAKE Famous $249 | PERCOLATOR Whistling GLASSBAKE fer ours derabie te ter Me tbiedel dua. sils, coffee pots, tea ket- ties, roasters, dish pans, etc. Your Choice Sold for 90.96, and More - $2499 | Whirla . Assorted styles, all colors, fur ad REEL | collars, quilt linings. ROD a EL : Flexible fibergias rod | —_ its own inclosed : + complete with : fe. | Famous $1495 ¢| WHEEL BARROWS RAKES Sass 988 7 Zipper Fly Very Sturdy ioe cae a 29 , Boys’ Boxer | || PANTS/ 8, —~ sii , ion | Poeeee PH os = meer es 08) ° | ia ! 4 —. a | i . ! 3 uxe. , < . 100% Orion 2, 000 Pairs Men's SWEATERS $6.05 - $9.95 Values Spring's’ 4 ; $ ) newest b f colors, buy ‘4 several per at this price. " ALL SALES a) ee FINAL RAIN JACKETS | “work ser brea » $f 9§ : Psgiekl ra tare FIVE YEAR OSE cuietnree Gleaming spun aluminum. whip cords, se- & lection of col- "$269 Entire! Stock § 900 Pair Men's. “SHIRTS | DUNGAREES 29 | nica ced ie 88 Full NB Ot. Gabardine, Leanas, Broadcieths, Expert}, Tailored. $6 7M RINGS AND BAR Aus bel —— bate MOUNTS =f ° DURABLE CONSTRUCTION "4 : © GLIDER. au 5 Seance Ray eso . Wayne proposal,” » joint state-local ply surveys will probably come to the Senate floor for consideration within a week, the senator forecast. Areas with greatest need, such ae . F Card of Thanks ee eneueeeree Help Wanted Male ...;..... Help Wanted Female ...... Help Wanted ...........5.. Instructions ....,.......06. Work Wanted Male ..... Work Wanted Female .....11 water sup-| You ore hereby meeting Notice of Intention to Construct Sanitary Sewer on Wyoming Ave- notified that at @ - the : & ; ty t g z feaiy: Ga) of a forces during the . 7 past two years, He said that pe- tery, riod had seen the ‘‘lowest re-en-| Notice te hereby given that you listment rates in history.” Mother and Son Join Air Force, ‘Train Together SAN ing what Chairman Russell (D- | [oov*Tiibie Armed Services Com- | Ut STATE OF MICHIOAN— Court for the County In the matter of the er Janet Rickman, ett nae March 31, April 1, NOTICE Im the Probate of “Oakiand, ition eencern- . Cause No img that the father of the said ced Under the juris- he te you are hereby notified that ‘ing om said peace will House Pontiac in said County, on the. 1 . AD. 1958, at two o'cloc® tn ol otard and you are hereby com. oO im ‘ ad Soncine. pear personally at sa) said hearin Press a newspaper _ ‘Th seid County Honorable Arthur March 31, 1956 | PUBLIC BALE obdile, Motor No. €118610H, Gale to be held 1:00 pm, 1958 at 7851 Auburn Ave. | of the following de Cemetery Lots; Oak Hil! Ceme Pontiac. Michigan. ee a a wm eee Oe PF OUEDAUEWNAN YU Ae * By Board of Trustees. Or a Pe ew th ne ee ABRHARHRAAADA BRAY ? q Dated: Fevruary 2. f 28. A, 1, 38, Se ae Pee Bo bo * * to Oe Od 2 Oo OO RS Od OS Om me aw ws ee - % n't requested to remove certain floral vases | ond flera! urns from the Oak Hill Ceme. | os or before April 2, 1958. Upon re to respond to Vases and floral urns will be di posed of and removed from the Ceme. order of Cemetery this notice sa: Let 186 ‘ RENNETH P. ANTHONY, Superintendent. * printed ' Plants, Trees, Shrubs ,,.. For Sale Peis... ....,.. “*| Dogs Trained. Boarded .. 70 | FARM MERCHANDISE | ‘@ Hay. Grain & Feed ..,.... Tr For Sale Livestock ,.,.... 72) ‘ | Wanted Livestock teeeeene TS! For Sale Housetrailers 78 Rent Trailer Space .......79 Auto Accessories .,...,...90 | Auto Service... ...4..500+.8l . 10 | Sale Motor Scooters ......82 10 | For Sale Motorcycles .,,...83 For Sale Bicycles ....... 84 1p Boats & Accesosries sence. 85 | For Sale Airplanes ..,,,..%6 87 R8 89 9 SSSeeccccves Transportation Offered ... “Wanted Used Cars’ ,.......1 Wanted Used Trucks ,.... |For Sale Used Trucks ,.... ‘Auto Insurance ...........90A| Ape. i 2:| Foe Sale Used Cars ,,,..91 Apr. 2-4; , , In eevesecsveae Flowers ....... oPeccebdseses Cemetery Lots §......,..... EMPLOYMENT SERVICES OFFERED Building Service ........ 12 Building Supplies .........12A Bookkeeping & Taxes . Foot Specialist ...........154] “Pelé. . | Dressmaking & Tailoring .16. 1g. iter Furniture Refinishing .. 6A -| Garden Plowing ...../...16B Income Tax Service. ,...,.17 Laundry Service .....0.065 18 Landscaping ...........-18A Moving & Trucking Painting & Decorating ., Photos & Accesgories ..... "| Television Service ..,..-. ton | Typewriter Service .....22A Upholstering .............. . 20 21 21A 22 8 Lost & Found .,...........24 Hobbies & Supplies .......24A Notices & Personals pee B WANTED Wid, Children to Board ...2%6 Wtd. Household Goods Wtd, Miscellaneous Money Wanted Wanted to Rent Share Living Quarters ....30 Wtd, Transportation ......31 Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. .,..32 ees | ceveee DD 1 ‘em lone officiating. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery, hop- (63%. W . i i i ' oT coon 2B seeeeeeee 29 vs # * ‘tk i rg : erttall | Pan on a. Cooter. hoki . Mitnca he sores (MEN TO SEL fence. No SALESMEN Neat experienced men to sel! new Motoramic Chevrolet. Lots fir, time, demonstrator furnished, tion, grou insurance othe: oenefits. See 8. F. ‘etson at North Chevrolet Co., . Woodward Birmingham. “@AREER. , bet i and jos man net ween ages teste 2220" : ND EMPLOYMENTI 52%. Huron ___- Room 12 DRAFTSMAN ' @*chi' -ctura! working -_ one, t A of Bet eS ten are Oar lands Restaurant, 23175 W. “= tree trimming experience. Rr : A me Also couple of men Ulberry 9-144. urday, April 2, from the Huntoon rangements will be announced later by the Huntoon Funeral! Home. t For Rent Rooms eeeeens dt °| Rooms With Board ,,,,...38 be} Convalescent Homes ,,... Hotel Rooms .44..s.e000.+ 39 Forel bet * Rent Stores .....c00sdeesss epecia) | Rent Office Space ,........ "1 For Rent Miscelianeoug . 42 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 033 | For Sale Houses ..........43 »- |For Sale Lake Property ...44 For Sale Resort Property.44A For Sale Lots .,..........46 For Sale Acreage ......4..47| For Sale Farms ...,...,...@ rt. | Sale Business Property ..49 Rent, Lease Bus, Prop, . .49A For Sale or Exchange ..... bt] Business Opportunities ©... .51 where- | Sale Land Contracts .....52 Money to Loan ,.........53 Mortgage Loans bee eeeees M4 MERCHANDISE Swaps oo BB For Sale Clothing .....,,..56 Sale Household Goods +t Valentine Gifts ........... 58 59 w 61 Sale Store Equipment. .., 64) ~..~~~ Sale Sporting Goode ...... 63 BUY omecs AND 6AVE Hunting Accommodations, 65A |e Sand, Gravel & Dirt ..,.. 66 - | Wood, Coal & Fuel ....,...67 68 69 7 For Sale Poultry ......,..74) ; Sale Farm Produce «.,.... 73! Sale Farm Equipment ,.. 76 | Auction Sales... ae 7, AUTOMOTIVE Card of Thanks 1 saa) "Eerkce seen In Memoriam 2 EMORY OF FRANCES MAY “em who passed away March Donelso PUR: FACTORY AND OFFICE WEN. er see Gh cess pt | ea. FLOOR COVERING t. cent anmmtacpe oe «a ECH«NI ND STATION AT- e* ERAL HOME —PEBONED COR TONER eaanee irra Clas hees-Siple|, FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Plane or Motor JOBS FOR’ MEN funior Investigator Junior Executive... JOUrMEYMAN oo... ec en eee eae Senter Sccowstant ntant 0" Apprentice . + eee wee wearers Draftsman Areht .........00.5 32-4800 | 408 PONTIAC sta MIDWEST Midwest Employment ATE BANK BLDO. BOX REPLIES 1, 4, 25, 34, 88, 89. 111 Jostyn ite $a. time and prospects. M « baa ner of Co - operative Ex. IVAN W 8CHRAM FE 2 The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to § p.m. All errora should be ART T O i i 3 H s | ges af Ze sf { i fs 35 -2 ef | eenuwwue sszu2ces oeseeend OLDSMOBILE SALESMEN TeMhie Pat sre, Jerome Motor Sales . esaonennf 4 Varsesss a “- aot oe. er Fenree2t enn, Aw fo witchman. Apply Generall § . yard master... woman who desires of 2 children, Cail PE 54-2766. A 108° Elizabeth Lake SALESMAN WiTH CAR OVER 30 FR 401%%- =SMAN Por selling and delive wholesale” Also salesman Apply in person. Bogie Lake Rd. M _ Part ; o_o Tele Ra. (EMA (YOR GENERAL WORKING } Re. . 44-3921 . t WOMAN PAb’ TIME CLERICAL. . a nw DING LAYING. FIN. Jot. R. Sand and yar 1865 #1 Central FE WOMAN OR GIRL for 1% yr. old girl. Some light SAVE MONEY Let us file your return for vou. 43 ae &. FE +1444 for appoint Tie nent. well. Organized bea m e gan in Bi work. Laundry Service 1 fie ren Tor salary, ence Apriy Baa Drive In ERY 2800 Dixie Hwy, 0 WOMA TO SELL CLOTHING. ar, No investment re- Inquire at invalids, . ; 30 to tb yrs old. Day "wo nwick Improvement Co. | WOMAN TO CA EE SPRAYING Srimaning, trate, trees, shade trees Moving & Trucking 19 CAREER GIRLS USH Help Wanted “—~ Siesmen, PE Gabe ‘ete ron : Midwest Employment NK BLDG. ee fone ne | hee WOMAN 35 TO 80 fe for three ehtidren days. art \ . Apply D PART TIME SALES- Some. onpertence essary. time. Birminghe "iano 8. Woodward aan rucks to Rent Industrial Tractor Co. S35 8. . MCE 7 TRESS * at once. to 7 a Pind Stats 8 ee STENOGRAPHERS Must Be Experienced Pontiac Motor Division Personne! Dept. _ GLENWOOD AVE. “Pontiac, Mich, te NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. Phond O8 4879 oF OR 3-1760 Bun, 3 te CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY In % heurs. JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 5-944) "00" sPutgat IT MAHAN a ea _ es WE NEED 3. Good east or Mo bunga- *.ubah Waste en Pr Good modern b Ses ar ee Pe L. H. BROWN, -Realtor ew rE LISTINGS WANTED Parms, business and commercial Roy Knauf, Realtor Ww. accuracy with practice!” —* tm Geo. Marble, Realtor en Waetertord E PRIVIL at her re | leges Close te plant, FE 61128, home on beer si bn eee COLORED calyr 41 008 own. ball tor Sopeint ADAMS REALTY Ave. +3383 “~ “ -HOTEL AUBURIN sib. Convalescent Homes 38A\ ary ~ F poate WE BELO Oe monta Bs | "eames ELDER- a" Hy) AND BATH. $36 Hotel R Fy) fe Se |: West Side so Ba | se oe ore oa ERR ; [= | Mp 5 Maren ___ Pm 4209 Ottawa Hills Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor mW. le 58161 or FE 42009 Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE A HOME WITH ~ A FUTURE Foo ms ner bt ' — ae me re ae Bast SIDE esa Wee Be ate AS a Bes STOUT'S ~ Best Buys Today A BRICK BEAUTY Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Don’t Pay Rent. this Se pacert ai “BUD” NICHOLIE - oie SRE Baldwin Area bedrm. Just Maceday Gardens scot Bea Joseph F. Reisz ee eae GILES | “8 sagnne Fae oe ae PES oe a ey either in Nor ou fore Rigo t oR J iat he be es , mar Md Sessa! ‘a a } ie very : ) | AGENCY . Seminole Hills ao, deine “SY ais | Off Clintonville Ra. Crescent Lake New 2 bedroom §8.950 with terms, or will take G1. Sylvan Village . 6 voom brick and frame, had € double garag NICHOLIE and HARGER CO, 38 ®: ae ieee eens “oie vie lexes ing room: oan arty a oll. furnace. 2 1 timmeculate home - lot. ©PEN Every ‘Night - 4to 7 = 4 hae fa oie Ee . Figg Seslos at ie “They ti oy Sas ccs RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor % Fe 4 NORTH CITY oe a Spa er WHITE LAKE Sueae i JA, Taylor Bea A Break for the eg a SR 0 } ON M-te. 6 bome on 100'x330' | lot, Oak’ floors, natural’ fireplace es Se NEW HOMES % starter some, built on ELL REALTY ‘ s SE Be 80 ACRES — a ia 'C ALGRIM, BROKER MA 41444 of MA 42008 Ad R. J. VALUET, Realtor Dakiend Ave PE 8-008 shan te hotel se 7" * * . NTIAC REALTY WILLIAMS LAKE _ESTAT and :| Every Night . 5to8 sereens, 9 BSP as avtiapet oy ot LAKE FRONT ee F. C. Wood Co. Realtor ons . Birmingham yo Benjamin and Stephens, Inc. NORTH SIDE STONE REALTY CO. Oto 8 p.m, daily; Bun. i to 1704 S. , Telegraph Rd. STANLEY BLVD. — Transferred Johnson ae iH pelt ae ftvaiest Fras RAY O’NEIL, Realtor - 7S oat Behe, "3 Bedrooms— fe al E suto. priee only LS rant, Ra. Con. e. 3x GPIICE OPEN +4 A. JOHNSON, Realtor | 4 Fantil 4 any ne ae . 3 Roy Annett terms, / =e. 2 Family—Close In , Larrea stoker heat, combinati Inc, ; iat oe pity ok mes aihag ~ LOAN fe only Sishway Troster tot oy bat | wo ses ee " r , : : Warkin-Pontia Estates ae” Faraare rs Daily 1 te 8 Sate Siecers AS) THE “CHELSEA : | STATE-WIDE [nee oes og = For Colored , Hl joan = Clarkston—97 Acres nel Bate Serres panty gy ag ons pFHA and GI Approved ee yy a today. Cond Sear frame bome. Poved eiseet, city wales, sewer Ideal for op ssite | ye Sieh: meee” Bettton| FB. 26 roy 500 : Se Sas) a gej| BENEFICIAL — ZG v, Af + =e Paes = | FINANCE CO raul SA nies Se, |Roy Arnott Inc asses Neer toe iti ae : . } $ en on | eae ___For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 4 E KENNETT yet sabes H {SON ABOUT THE FOLLOWING NIGH | —— O13 BEDROOM BO $40 PERSONALIZED HOMES. ears, — for ark me Near Fister plant wow, Hosen sg re 3am men 5 : eek "scott no ee 7 . we eane PONTIAC REAL TY YE DRIVEN ~ wn : Siew wast TIME-TESTED 4" room ome ered | aor ¢ 121_Beldwia | ing fine bust |® ROOM ROUSE IN CITY, SWAP FAVORED FLOYD KENT, Realtor | ness. ‘Located. at busy. intersec: | f0F vacant land, second lind eon. ri WHITE SUBSTANTIAL ee eo — * ita" teacemers Fore | g_iome and Business | tes Salt camer Boe) a a are Os Adjectives or wo | § syem poten 2 a beten. . = “ge ey ‘ . einen, BR “We wht he, LITTLE FARMS : se bs ‘We are L. H. BROWN, Realtor MA M. ELWOOD Edw. M: Stout. Realtor woes vwHW Ce Ss «ate Wing sectd on farm. Helly. MED 1,400 DISCOUNT TT a : eee ee fae ot | RO eS ae an Moog wteme., &| Brees Bee TEAGUE FINANCE CO. —— varage “wore .202 N. MAIN i tr 3 cher fp ms. | LOAN 9 TO $5000 1 pun: 2 : = 5 | dpe sat =Sun. 1 to § pm AND cate TARY BD. ar at IRWIN & ROSA + ROCHESTER mess canearox | -affvoer ASA NEAR cLARKsTox_ | Sigpeier Setasrse| Up to $500 | ngs a over bf Br ‘cnr aa. building site Yor Lm ry For Sale or Exchange 50 Most" deals closed ta minutes. £ = (er Ride) a ma Baty Byte Oe | ongcner ane vars mg OAKLAND lms eee | ee bs sae na arenes |) perim- : were, formics gl ) : i M. Stout, Realto tor Sores ncaes iyasen eT RFS Eee ow oo : for right man. 624- ae" P 1 ‘ ere Special Assignments HOME FOR FARM F E 2-9206 . LAKE FRONT RIDGEWAY Otter-Sylvan Lakes | te sozctaine m obtaining define | Tons Evo mts, garnee Pestures |, a a back 6 6 room Wonder vie +6003 Saal over- ge ye particular = 2 up if needed, NEED $500 Sree ’ Sry puvinhene eth ~ utkes, Pomel your face ang ane a gas fur- or less reiting a "of Sone | foom Some. Bult Yor res . PAUL D. HAMMOND | feet plasiared” wail WITH CUICK ; > wing across the road from CARL W. BIRD, Realtor good Serie na seres eS) GS eae i, meta ee Pet a SHEE SE| _senvice» : : ” SORE Si CRESS La: | Da wmry, oes aes me Business i ae De 51 bone‘ for sean fo yA parecer og 6 Partridge| *# === Ph. FE 5-8121 s THE “BIRD” TO 9D! . "140 COIN MACHINES | Home & Auto | wits hartse : . HUMPHRIES SRR empensrrsec EO, te > 2 S| S = with $4,000 down, . year NE. arr ° Top and “we will let you work “Get, | BOSE S| wror stor neon | Se Seeeetres| peoeg eee Sire pe Loom Company] Fil Soir | Salt arabe | Pa os| ER ar | SS eS a TLE Psat ce Ee | weer ame cm, oS tia reer reer vib pe Rie Aeon ree iris tara tr ge Fe LOANS WM. H. KNUDSEN ete eee! J RO HILTZ | SPAR ELE TK Sale Suburban Prop. 4A| > Kon Sultg” and equips * Shootniment. a7306, terme. gat Ww Boren sree rooms. 2 bedrooms ADAMS RD. > | quarters, Extra Fast_,, PE 618i Open Eves, SYLVAN remain FLOYD KENT, Realtor | GATEWAYS to pe SiR one mE KANK SHEPARD Bee re oe eee ee Service — Trenton et Adame _ ov. +m MALL ea Fa Expt basipess, tite year. _peaignatere,, tar or foraiare Mpens. Only 47,000 down | mo to reer to j vate ent driveway to 2-car . ase fe this LOOK AND MP. DRAYTON PLAINS “BROWN |i0r XD COMPARE ad ons on 2 nie 8 2 . OR ‘ =e pg ye air b pn 3 5 nae Pome of “a ith 37318, 6 , bungalow t f . me ‘a! i) storms and $4.00 ys Pee West side rooms and pe tere ter BY OWNER BLOOMFIELD ee ’ : 4 ranch site. ft. frontage. Rea- and td ioe ast a sa aa nace. Very clean and far large ag itn “Urine room and ¢ining ell “lL vel LADD ‘| ganabn rE ener + pe. , Cereagitase ce Deon antn Hine room brick | fafege, “te Jot, Weoxiaa, with | 28 Dixie ney ober Piains Pontiac. and Water. od Kay DOWN — ——_OR_3-2361-Oven Sunday _ near St Fred's. “Needs some re- 1.990 down CALL OUR OFFICE SCHR AM ent. with private x xe ts. HOME YOULL P+ aioe Templeton Sylvan Rea lty down outs “M NEY xtra stool. ent . FESSOL a FEsoun | bane” P| BRICK = NORTHSIDE| “west sipe_ | guar itlees mara’ sia a. 8750 Down = Larne new bungs bunes- larre rooms and bath with 3 £ betreae ‘home. Pull bath, of WAITING ca tnd Sundays | 10¥ With, exterior plaize Fooms gad beth wah 3 Ti bathe, 2 car gafage. ie LO] ON PRANELIN “4 change Latte aah Ea iat cated fi fe grerviniog Froverty ‘in Bxcehet AST SIDE. r information Spears, You May Borrow | interior i." Ofte: Sh at . ; | te an anes PARM — Modern iso suite) down. BE Fins?. rire oe unit god te ae 70 w AUSSELL A. "es $25 to 0 $500 | Ba Mm bedroom home with % acre of | GR e down . te some fru. | vod BUY Te WELL IMEOME rr oe NORTH SIDE Rete Some. Hear ah : Bedroom . “Here ie country living.“ room e knot- Sena! Down Pay L. H. BROWN, Rea | | SES SS heater, | <0 ACRES pRorT See nyment yo uses oe tor close to Pontiac planta, $7506 O-ton ville Ares. rea, Foune =a fn. room full din- ber _Co-Ov, Rea} Estate Ech” K. L.. Templeton, Realtor Bearing truth tr ath hog ell —_ fargo . Sealy 0O ® ry 3% Orchard Lake Rad. FE 44963 wi fer guen ca gesat sds ~ ON DEER LAKE ren 6 tan to OPEN SUN. 1 to's ane aus Do ig Mi ame a se ey ACHEOF GROUND _| ood*sBY ZF RM se JOHNK .JRWIN GATEWAYS to $850 Down 4 tna 4 bedrooms, Lovely vee NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH pith a ¢- room. three bedroom a we oe tat ies, py is ; ine Bining“t huge POST OFFICE $1308" =s garege es HAP PINESS sbeis0 eTioe ie 5 price only $5,860. pay ise"is tea pe READY TO RETIRE? 3 Bedroom Ranch a ! wan | MODERN HOUSING WHITFIELD STREET taxes zone ee 'n ows Fe for $8,500, ving space PAUL A. KERN, Realtor | . 2 : ae ed a fe ‘| left! Shown by appointment. {| * inet | WHITE. | | Money! sss press. Rear 7 aehoois Le - «<| You ean turn into quick BROS. "leash anything you'd life - tm CARROLL G. PORRITT ae to sell! To place a For eanaas NES we selck | Mee ASU ON EMP | Sale ad, call FE'2-8181. zr ow. Huron “resnal* 788 BED salon AND MATTRESS "1 TN. . CON vears FRAYE RS SOLE 7) Orchard Lk. Ave. TR ADE- ‘IN SALE OB rr. ee automatic . £2. Thor A mails seectecncenes $20.95 2 TS moog FLECTRIC 468 Aubura Rd. range E _ TRADE-I EASY TERMS THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. 361 8. SAGINAW ST. USED TVs $30 UP. USED GAs . 0. Sweet's Radic e. 422 W. Huron &t. v= +i off Oakland Furniture | ‘ 104 8. Saginaw USED ELEC. STOVE. GOOD CON- USED AND CLOSE C en all furniture, Mier toe txtrae’ tus x fetes | | ite eases BUR MEISTER’S “LUMBER TWO YARDS” 4-0526 He eeewerroes N DEPT. l BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. tection rooms. iL. vs value € $8.38, uy — ee “whet an | peace hes Orchard Lak aaa oF PAE Soneee cues a2” wall kitchen & a : mo ‘2 eT < elec. maw 63 bina weg 4 OUTS te liv pi ae oa 0-68 | Dik kare Ted et oe Hee Am. ise 7 store. L GEARED warcens. i Ww. 64x60" 910 co B%%. Man's Westinghouse range with wide oven. A reali buy for only. . . $149.95 . A. WAGNER CO 1960 NN. Oprivkr: . Ww AYNE G ( M sABERT'S ee stay @. a. trae 25% DISCOUNT .“ “But, Father, we saw a @ etean ° a. ee Pian robin this morning!”’ mete ation if ate Eanbe er BE A _De it Yourself 61 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 PE Ol Nl Nat Garage Doors " ay Skat i nits BOUIPiCERY, a Sechaba a rior semigioss a0 gal. | seedlcBride ett SUNDAYS 8 TO 12 PE —1037_Auburn Bd. (at Crooks) Draw Tite Hitches frathe., = ‘sat Na 3 DRAINS CLOGGED? ielewin slain &:Wenoe ‘Bivds. sel eet na Es ins eps : te ; Ave. Faia FRESH MEATS .. 1 OPDYKE ee MARKET ot TANKS iss H APPLIANCE SPE CTATS 3 ss «4 2 “EI : Hh | “CO! RENTAL chain saw Pies cok ea BIRCIT D %” BIRCF DOORS 7 Tr ‘Bdanyacvs meer a a tl isn’t it | «Age YOR SPCREOr UNION WRECKING _ RECOVER -THA | Phone FE2Si81, ay, Fe 4 Hes he sees eee anon " KENTILE | Fer Sale Mlsetaneon 6 1 DOOR frome ee WT. siorm windews. - WA fram wae Fencing sold and inetaile x. Complete stock of number 2 Goes | xe Ww = 25 PER CENT $1. ; : Hk is Jour soe) “CH URCIIES INC. Tanks. Field dreins. State & PUA. a Li a sé UNION Constr. & we pe oo Nails & Fence -BLACKETT’S BLDG..SUPPLIES ms \CENTS EACH | ahi FLOOR SHOP t os. inaw St. , 10 ton capacity, com we boom and acce: ‘ tn- lormation call BAGLEY AUTO | ARTS. FE 50219 NCU Db gauge, FE 48513. L. 8. PEWRITER AND table for full bot $10, dresser 6? day “LUMBER Window . No. 215 — shingles, Sq. 96.75, Pine & Cedar panelling, isc ft. Piywoods, plain and e. Rock lath Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. 4120 Bogie Commerce. FLYER TRAINS AUTHORIZED | PACTORY SERY- Fre at's ee en PE 2-3951. . ¥ Arnason P oes MIS BJNATION ' \ , $14.15. Cedar side wall 5; PU wks. old, 4708 ‘Hwy. LovEty SOPF Cocke POPPY , or Sat ehair. $20. 115 Brown LAWN MOV ERS OR 3-121 it ee elec. ot, water . in ey palatal oii to “titace pry ’ ar SABLE 0005 Syst Excelient condition. . 3 ~ PLYWOOD reg fig ere +n ee gE Bi | Birch exteriot fush doors, 201%" | § Renters = eulation, at, spe, 10 8, 448, | Sate vane pag $1.30 io, 200, Damaged ea’ Retrigeraters a a act Ma 2 tome oti fm cartons at give away No. 2 oak flooring shorts, 100 - HUTCHINSON is Sp boards, IMM $98.00, Trailer Sales x6 oS see. = ft, $70.00. 4415 SALE Friday & Saturday APRIL 12 Noon to 3 bm. 2352 Dorchester SEE Us BEFORE You your or RUMMAGE. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT FOR sale. WANTED PR dd ay ng ora A RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA BUY. . We *) ak * tiie We > Go me rr Sce5 =a adie Fi ig a 3] POWER MOWERS M. E. TILLERS -ROTO-HOES. other. after “ _ NOW: WRECKING SB! 19 : 949 Pontiac, good motor, transmission, right hand fenders and door, and all OR $5018, eae eg Wanted 73 =e Sale socom 7 LLL MEA ALLL AM as ifr inson’ . TT a ie SKYLINE. M MY +70, A-1 BUYS Bee the pew “35 Mode! Jr Wheel | os" riding tractor 2%, afd 3*, : with ali imolements Also walking modeis $149 50 and line of use. tractors. er mowers OAS fac- i ENGINES end ” Michigns gas, Trailer perte _ a 1 Mile ‘bout Orion on MM) | PONTIAC _ CHIEF -MOBILE HOMES Pontiac. Up 230 8 Teen, Pus Spring. Clearence ne “act ine tretlers. ard Marine accessor’ ge inrude motors on our — actors trained mechanic ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS EVINRUDE MOTORS PENN YAN BOATS ‘VINRUDE MOTORS Ercore cs “deasnsteated, Trade. Saeed KELLY'S HAR ane oy RD. 140 . mew MOON, RICA Peta 1946 2) WT TA Yellow onl am ellent eden th: ts Master Craft = laa : apne ™ "13 ETRAIL- ‘8 PL. Reckoner, Show bie Phone PE 2-5200 D RS, Owen's cruisers Sti rcraft boats every. in the E SUPPLIES ke Ave, FE 2-6020 Leading brand of paint at ot 7 eakete. one x gMARRINOTON 8 BOATS 33 Se Rote Apr, | 280 2 Teena __EE_Za 4 ft. trailer in Transportation Offered 87 | fab tot, how t 3 4 OMA AAAE AAD AAAS ert, Good selection. Buy on rental | “RANSPORTATION PF ALD" TO olen. PONTIAC DRIVEAWAY 53% Union #t. you on trailers . . Oxford Trailer Sales Trailer Exchange CALIFORNIA BUYER “ea Waring a Por it will pay Res e! Hwy. 50 ie to hy «BBE Frost, ‘inc. ue Soe Woodward Hurry While They L Last ~ ALL BODY STYLES AS LOW AS $1326.41 Headquarters for Chevrolets Prices At Their Lowest oie ~ |’S4 Nash 2 door ...$1,199 1950 Chevrolet, 4 door $595 ‘53 Plymouth, 4 door $999 eee ee eetee ‘ome 1,095 ite ot) '49° Chevrolet, 2 door $295 "52 Desoto club cpe. $795 ™ 1951 Buick, 4 door ....$695 ig CHEAPIES . 4% Dodge, 4 door . . .$195 ''46 Dodge, 4 door ....$49 49 Nash, aah, 2 So0e.,.+.399 wp Desore, 4 door | ~$295 "46 Pontiac, 2 door . -$150 Riemen- schneider -232-S. SAGINAW ST. "til 8 pan. FE 2-9131 To sell cars — that's the right way. And the right way is the OLIVER way! 53 BUICK + =, oy radio heater aid $i, . 53 PONTIAC Custom Catalina with all leather tm and ‘on extras 1,495 "54 BUICK Dvnafioe ‘2 fe look "$2 roo canary yellow 52 PONTIAC 4dr Chieftain . Deluxe A Hvdre- swatic one owne a 1954 Left-Overs | "50 ¢, 2 door .. .$395" Super 4 dr. with V8 engine and ine Victoria with Ford-O-Matic and - No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery | Deal Direct! : No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here_ . Y'ALL COME NATIONAL MOTOR SALES Specials! "49 Buick Sed... "0 Ford 2 dr. even S195 52 Olds 88 4 dr. ,.,.. $995 THESE ARE ONLY A FEW MANY MORE FOR YOUR IN- SPECTION. BUY MERE aNnb SAVE. EASY TERMS. CENTRAL A LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES INC, OW. Pike 3 sunt Cass Ave POT Las «©- GOLD LOT! ’54 Ford Wen. ..... $1945 53 Dodge ........ .. $995 "$4 Ford Conv't. ... ‘$1695 | -——_—— 53 Chev. Spe. Cpe.. .$1395 53 Pontiac Gata. ... $1545 "SQ Olds 88 4 dr.,..... $575 52 Chev. 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(4) Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff with fea- tures of interest to sportsmen. Sportsman's Holiday. Yachtsman Alfred Loomis with 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane Fro- ‘man. Salutes amateur song ae naldo, Leo Carillo in western. |. of liquor store thief tumed Hf Hi] iff iF 5 i a 3 = Kitty O'Day.” 13:38—(4) Tonight. Variety with Steve Allen. George Jeskel, Mack Gordon, guest. o 1:04 (@ Today. (2) Morning tnow. $:66—~(7) Todd Purse Show. (4. Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler. $:38—(2) Robert Q. Lewts. 10:00—(T) Wixie Wonderland. (® ‘| ot Life, #:36—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. (2) /- 10:38--(4) Way of World. 30: 45—(4) Sheilah Graham. — 11:00-—(7) Story Studio, (4) Home. 1:30—(2) Strike It/Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather morrow. : i%:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:09> (7) Charm Kitchen. (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Inner Flame. 1:15 — (4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road Ladies Day. 2id@e—(7) Stars on Seven. () All About Baby. 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