+ oe ee | ds | 7 aa ee peor | { ; . s . BM a a 2 == i 4 ag sriieaidaancllal a The Ww. a ( | . ‘ Friday: Partly Cloudy - 77 - : ‘ Es 112th YEAR * * & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1954-64 PAGES AaeCciATED Pasge UNITED Parse _ School Tax Hike cs on 10-Year Plan Asked by Board Increase in Students Will Require Greatly Expanded Facilities Pontiac Board of Educa- tion will ask voters June 14 to raise school taxes 6.25 mills for the next three years and 8.75 for the fol- lowing seven. The board’s decision -Came Wednesday night after a last look at what the number of children in school, state aid income and other income are likely to be for the coming 10 years. & E is si ft I city I FRR : | | glk, Eg ‘ Ae i i F te sikekee 33 H ft tie Fe g@ 73 Thus, a person with a home assessed at about $3,000 would Hold State Honors Lan” had testified last night and this morning at a closed meeting of the subcommittee. 7 . 7 “No, sir,” Stevens replied. “Are you as positive about this, Bob, as you were about the meet- ing on the 24th (of February)?” McCarthy asked. “I've answered the question,” Stevens snapped. ° McCarthy asked Stevens, wheth- er his counsel, Joseph Welch, had advised him that Seaton was called to testify this morning. “He did not,”’ Stevens replied. McCarthy said it was an im- portant question whether perjury had been committed or “whether After a whispered conversation with Welch, Stevens said Welch had heard this morning that Seaton was being called but that he knew Annett in Hospital Pontiac, realtor Roy Annett of 194 N. Berkshire Rd. is recovering in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital from a mild heart attack suffered Mon- THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1954 Keel Boys’ Friends Pontiac Deaths David Black David Black, 91, of 69 Osmun Both of the lads brought May Day | St., died at the home of his daugh: |ter Mrs. Bernice Spencer Wednes- day, after an illness of four weeks. He was born in Scotland Nov. 1, 1862, the son of Alexander and June Cowe Black. He married Mille Belle Scheck. Last employed as a watchman at General Motors, Mr. Black had been a Pontiac resident since 1926. Surviving are four daughters and three sons, Mrs. Jean Youngs and Myrl Black, both of Brown City, Mrs. Bernice Spencer and Mrs. Marjorie Clayton, both of Pontiac, Burton, of Davisburg, Gordon, of Clarkston, dnd Floyd, of Detroit. Also surviving are 15 grandchil- dren, four great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Prayer service will be held at noon, Saturday at the Farmer-Sno- ver Funeral Home with funeral service at 2 p.m, from the West Goodland Church: north of Imlay City. Burial will be in the West Goodland Cemetery. The Rev. An- drew. S. Creswell of the United Presbyterian Church will officiate. William D. Johnson Funeral ,service will be heid Friday at 2:30 p.m. from the Farm- er-Snover Funeral Home for Wil- liam David Johnson, M4, of 3% Oak Hill St.,. who died suddenly Tuesday. Burial wil] be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Johnson, a retired farmer, had been a Pontiac resident for 72 years, coming here from Can- ada. Richard H. Johnson Richard H. Johnson, 69, of Chas- sell, formerly of Pontiac, died Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital, Hancock, after a nine day illness. He was born in Calumet Nov. 7, 1884, the son of Peter and Bertha | Johnson. He married Anna A. Ruo- Kola in 1908. She died last year. Surviving are two sons and two |daughters Mrs. Micahel McSkulin and Doris Marie, both of Pontiac, Edwin L., of Fort Lauderdale, Fia., and Harry P., of Auburn Heights. Other survivors include two brothers and two sisters Mrs. An- drew Py$kkonen, of Chassell, Mrs. Julia Mattson and Edward, both of Calumet, and Frank Johnson, of Laurium. Six grandchildren also survive. Funeral service wil] be held Sat- urday at 1 p.m. from the Voor- hees-Sifle Chapel with burial in Oakland Hills Memorial Cemetery. The Rev. W. Howard Schoof of the First Baptist Church will officiate. John T. Kennedy John Thomas Kennedy, 74, of 362 Oakland Ave., died at the Pon- tiac General Hospital, yesterday on July 4, 1879, the son of Thomas and Mary Jane Franks Kennedy. He married Mattie Van Cleve in Caruthersville, Mo., on Dee. 1, 1922. Mr. Kennedy, a city resident for Sybil Smith Walled Lake Dr., formeriy of Pon- $5.99 “CUSHION WALK” Ladies’ Arch Shoes . Ideal Scientific heels, cushion. 4 to 10. Widths Brto EEE. i MS* Ey Large Selection of Gift Footwear for Mother at LOW, LOW PRICES! MISSES’ - LADIES’ $3 Flats, Play Shoes and Ballerinas $ 458 i Mother’s Day Gift! oe eae See a brother,«Clyde, of Canada, Mrs. Agnes Harmon, of Pontiac, Mrs. Russell Jackson, of California, Celinda Beckman and Mrs Neele Carnes, both of Walled Lake. Funeral service will be held Sat- urday at 2 p.m. from the Richard- son-Bird Chapel, Walled Lake, with burial in Walled Lake Cemetery. The Rev. C. George Widdifield of All Saints Episcopa? Church will officiate. Local 600 Officer Tells of Red Tieup (Coatinued From Page One) nist Party directive which he called “the most important evidence this committee has come across.” The document called on all party members to concentrate on infiltra- ting the auto industry, particularly General Motors and Ford plants. It called a “drastic improvement in the work among General Mo- tors workers’’ a ‘‘pre-condition”’ to advancing the party's foothold in the industry it called the Saginaw Yalley— Flint, Saginaw and Pontiac—the “heart of the GM empire” and referred to Flint as “the key to striking a powerful blow against social democracy.” (At another point the document referred to Walter. _Reuther, ClO and UAW president, as leader of the social democrats.) The document said the Ford Rouge ‘plant, becaiuse of its con- centration of Negro and foreign- born workers, is the ‘‘greatest po- tential force for peace, democracy and socialism in Wayne County.” High-pitched sounds: can extin- guish a flame. Mrs, G. O. Witey, of Detroit, Mrs Pontiac Votes in June on School Tax Hike (Continued From Page One) 8.75-mill part of the new pro- gram would begin. The last tax levy in the new program would come in July 1964. Both J. C. Cox, assistant super- intendent of schools, and board member Louis H. Schimmel said there will be more than 23,000 children in Pontiac schools 10 years from now. Enrollment now is near- ing 17,000. . At Cox’s estimates, the 48-room high school would cost some $2,- 000,000; the 48 junior high class- rooms, $2,000,000; the 115 grade school rooms, $4,500,000 and the 10 multi-purpose rooms, $1,000,000. “You can’t plan to build grade school classrooms and put desks and equipment in them, over the next 10 years, for less than $36,- 000 per room,” he said. “And you can’t plan for junior and senior high classrooms for less than $40,000 each. 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Pkg. 25° —— Swift | ' { ’ u* Lb. Tin 69° ments had staged x revolt against |(=)peuives_——— Wheat Germ Spik President Federico Chaves’ re- eat berm Spl OS | seriege settereres, goustine gime. It was unclear who held OR 3-2220 Salt and ground black pepper to taste | . : 2 slices hard-cooked egg control. sa ice- op U ins 6 cooked fresh woeeeell flowerets Id Government radio stations cup mayonne: -cooked *, steved | a Asuncion, the Paraguayan capital, love's a really fluffy and dell-| 3 cape costed Glock trech breseets | or Maine remained —_ prob a a. cious muffin made with nutritious socal a i % cup of the | P t c sources e wheat germ Sone the revolt which apparently broke Spice-top Health Muffin, cold consomme. Heat the remain- | 0 atoes out yesterday. % eupe sifted Nour ing consomme and add to soften ss A private radio station said loyal When Ge ) ee —_ gelatine. Add salt and pepper to government forces succeeded in you an Me It taste. Rinse a 5-cup gelatine mold quelling the revolt. It added that Po sap wheet germ in cold water. Cut the 2 slices of — Chief L. Petit was killed 1 up mk are ns hard-cooked egg into 6 wedges and in fighting wtter or m arine imelt ’ plac ot ‘. teaspoon “cinnamen the Pregearerr tiem bar An account from Clorinda, on | a ture. Chill until firm. the Argentine side of the Para- Sit flour, %4 cup sugar, baking| in the meantime, chill the re-| guayan border across from Asun- powder and salt together. Stir in| maining gelatine mixture until con- cion, said the represen _ a | wheat germ well. Beat egg untilisistency of unbeaten egg white = SSS capital. “es ves ra — peu color; beat in milk| Fold in the mayonnaise, sieved Asuncion’s military academy after eae ae permite re — ees and " = of , 3 ngre- | into the gelatine mold over the egg the rebels seized control of com- |dients are moistened. Spoon into} and broccoli garnish. Chill until munications. }12 greased muffin cups (1-3 cup , J The Clorinda report said the | size). Mix 3 re ready to serve. Unmold onto a/| rebels had set up a three-man ° sak coe wang | Ded of chicory or lettuce Yields | Weekd in the capital cinnamon nutmeg; sprinkle |g to 10 servings. | eekdays government : mixture over entire top of batter. | Phone FE 5 2151 Other reports said several gov- | — Bake in hot (400F) oven 20 to 25 . . - 9-10 Open ernment leaders were killed in ——— | ntinutes—until cake tester inserted | }ablet Prevents Fruit ) fighting yesterday including Gen. in center comes out clean . Sunday je "SFr Toning Brown ! LAKE AVE. “3 Paraguay’s armed forces. ° : These reports said a cavalry di- ‘Press Pie Shell Gently | Not ie nae mtable et ae ayer thet’ mal = ito Avoid Air Bubbles your grocery, drug store, or locker - a en and police had rallied to Chaves’ Puffing of pie shells can be plant, will prevent freshly peeled | % ided if you tl ‘ fruits from browning when exposed @ * 2 ®@ into the plate so that it fits snugly, |" %!T. The powder or crushed Paraguay had enjoyed relative with no trace of air bubbles. ascorbic acid tablets — be mined calm since 1950. There have been Be sure to prick with fork | Wit! sugar and sprinkled over | reports of harsh government meas- around crease, bottom and sides | Teshly cut fruit. Or dissolve the ures against political opponents. «ha | Powder in a little water and thor- of pastry, making certain that the | . Chaves, 74, took over tines pierce the pastry oughly mix this with the fruit. visional eo Yawn : Sugar can then be added if de- 60 169 after sired. W Lopez in a bloodless coup. Make Meals Colorful It's convenient to be able to peel / 8 e H U RO N ee ae Peat th Vy =i Meals are more appetizing when | fresh fruits in advance and yet Colorado party, Paraguay Xx are colorful. For instance, them freshly he Be — ho ee ; pen Paar party, in which sa ah “V fw aa at ae well ena olor raed T st for Less S P at Thr Sisters ° <-> was confirmed + ach or another green vegetable. | vent “darkening. = | GRAND SALE GRAND SALE GRAND SALE the only candidate. His Y’S BIGGER and BETTER| STEWERS FRYERS Check This LOW, LOW Price vc hagreePlgep ey ———t = 9 Ly Pan . 3 5 HEN General Awarder* pee Med aey ah / 7 : =~ n TURKEYS eum | PARCREDI FRYeas | “loa RABBITS DUCKS , Com ROAST ret =u. Rc} Pan rn 43 Gumieed =, A Rc : Cleaned! P | Killed Ready Fresh Killed b. ser | 559i Todey! bb. PICNICS GROUND BEEF. 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Doz. ¢ | Dole Pineapple Juice, 46 ox. can 2% Pr. _ 2 y lo Voice 39: Hunts Cotsup, ........ 6 for $1.00 HOSE o+ A ’ _ | Cut Green Beons, No. 2 con 6 for $1 SiGe, cede Sai, a ae a Den he COWBOY, CITY STYLE—Arthur Grist, 17, a Forth Worth, Texas, high school stu-| photo Buddy tries his ‘lassoing dent, finally captured a Brahman heifer which | missed and was charged by the bull as shown in broke loose from the stockyards, A. “Buddy” | he was knocked but not before! right photo. i et | et Uisee fy E | / ii : RF Coeds Receive Directive | to Dress More Primly CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (®—Rad- a directive last night. In addition, ed to said, ‘that we are in of a city and dress ac- Fish Tale Brings | Girl Fisherman | 30 Dollar Fine peer | HERSFELD, Gen. Grechko, by U.S. Forces, on Gen. Hoge Escorted |Grechko at his headquarters in Calls East Berlin last November. Germany (®—Es-|here. Shortly after, two American corted by U. S. Air Force heli-| jet fighters joined the convoy. Six copters and jet fighters and a|MP jeeps fell in line, fore and covey of military police jeeps, a aft, as the party sped down the high Soviet army officer crossed | express highway toward Heidel- into West Germany today headed for U. S. Army headquar-| U. |ters at Heidelberg. The officer was believed to be! the Russian party. and | berg. _ THE PONTIAG PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1954 Red Army Man Visits Germany |Col. Gen. A. A. Grechko, com-| |mander in chief of Soviet armed | forces in East Germany, en route to pay a courtesty call-on Gen, William M. Hoge, commander of 'the U. S. Army in Europe. | Hoge paid a ‘formal courtesty visit’’ — lasting 15 minutes — to | Two U, S. helicopters escorted ithe three big black Soviet limou- sines across the East-West border S. Army and Air Force of- Precinct Goes Voteless in New Mexico Primary RATON, N. M, W—Officially, ihe New Mexico primary vote in Ver- mejo Park precinct of Colfax Tuesday was election day. ° Mrs. Tom Farmer, county clerk, |‘ says. a resident of the tiny com-|. munity in the wide ranchland of | « northern New Mexico reported no | ‘ votes had been cast. There are 5O islands, five in- habited, in the Virgin island group | ficials refused to say who was in| the U. S. bought from Denmark in 1917. registered Republicans ei-|* ther forgot or didn't care that/. down a couple of times. In left! technique. He — - -_~+ (1) the girl is 20: (2) is married | and (3) the ‘baby brother’ is} really her son. She was fined $30 for fishing without a license. 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Roosevelt Ma: - . i . , DETROIT (UP)—Whoelesale prices on | DETROIT (UP | ” - sonic Tem R sale y - “CHICAGO @—Grains blic farmers’ markets reported by the | a (UP) — A desk-size | ple, 22 State. Catherine McCrindle, ummage at the Orctard eased On| bureau of markets NEW YORK wW — The $sto« ky | | IC electranic ‘brain’’ which can quick- | secretary —Adv ica Community Church. May the board of trade today with only ge ee te Cae ber appies, Orenn- | market was quietly lower today ly solve complex business, engih- | | bin: 9:00 eo 13:00 ey Adv. ‘ 7 ther ; “ie - | . . m. : . m, Ws ; aa crop soybeans managing to = eo 3. = we bu; agree _macinetn The fall was moderate into the Sa inaw Ste i re) unvell “i fay igh aloesssoy lag News l B l : ; rs unveiled today by Burroughs Cop. in Brie forge ahead. or Steele's Red, fancy, 500 bu: | early afternoon 9 ering —_* bi 7 bagreid by — P seit oad friend's in jall and needs ; 1, 2.50-3.00 bu . . . . John S. Coleman, president of il, Ph. FE 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell, , Old ay ty waomumgdaigpee S aide tables. Asparagus No 1 175-200}; %In a few instances the drop ex Unit Making Parts for Burroughs described the new ma- Clayton Marsh, 47, of 35 Ler. | or Ph. MA 5-4031, Guy Carter. : running near! ye cents in ts, topped. No 1, 80-100 | tende twee : ” . eer rea . 7 . EP dathy trading contiouing the — Prensa 1.25 dos behs. Carrots, topped. | pro, d to between 1 and 2 point All Divisions chine as a happy medium be- raine Ct., pleaded innocent to a! g 14 UP-| No 1. 125-200 bu. Chives, No 1, 125- sually, however, changes either tween the so-called giant brains | drunk driving charg hen | | ummage sale, Mich. Animal , ward move they started late yes- = or ent ee : *, na way were in the smal] fractions By JOHN W. FITZGERALD and the standard office computer.’ FR I) Mba ah Rescue League. Corner of N. Perry however, selling pressure in-| bens. "Onions, diy. No 1 60-65 50-10 bag The whole performance was Assistant Designed for mass productio peared before Pontiac Municipal | E. Lawrence Sts. Pri. & Sat., - terday, As May approached $4.00, | emions, green. No 1 60.65 don pens . - comma 2 = ae production. | dee Cecil McCallum Wednesday. |*® * ™ t § PB. ™ —Adv. ° 9 7.) marked by a lack of action. Trac > : the desk size model wil 2» or | > CEE cu McCallum Wednesday. | creased and beans backed dow onions, sets, No 1, 200-225 32-lb bag Saginaw Steering Gear Division ill sell for — c own porenipe. No 1, 1.00-1.50 My-bu Potatoes, jing was at a pace well under yes — — o_o about $30,000 Large scale elec- Marsh was released on personal | from their f° -Ib bay. potatoes 1% ; , 0 neré oO on. | tr ‘ : extreme gains. |) "0-$.00 300-tb bac. Radihes, red. hor, | *eFday's 2,020,000 shares, the 28th |“ Sth fotors Corporation. tronic computing machines cost | bond and ordered to appear for Plans Battle Creek Plant i. Wheat near the end of the first house, No} 1% gos bens Ro ‘barb. |time this year that volume has | opened its new Buena Vista plant from $500,000 to $1,000,000 | trial May 31. CLEVELAND Ea » Nol, S-Ib be rhubarod ' = . .. I «= The four was % to % lower, May) hothouse. No 1 100-1 is Pct tire anu, | Passed the two million mark four and a half miles east of Sagi-| The Machine labeled the #101 J , . . . — $2.03%. corn %% to % lower, | >@rb. outdoor, No 1, 60-75 dos behs Railroads, which sparked an naw Wednesday noon for ar can perform all of the functions | py loseph Courier of 308 S, East) Manufacturing Co. today an- . “ ( oO an in > ae > a May $1.53, oats % to % lower, May i ou Jot ae got : Pa os i nari jearly rise yesterday, were lower | pection tour t th of the giant brains although it re- vd told Pontiac Police that) nounced the creation of an air- ‘ . A o Ne ‘a oe specilo y » PES ' ™ > c . -vWEe > 12%, rye % to 1% lower, May | 1.50 bu today, The motors were unchanged mn tour by ie pt and quires more time to solve highly | someone took his bicycle while it craft division. To be located iii 04%, soybeans 1 cent lower to 3 a lto lower, Other areas of the list ; radio automotive writers technical problems baa perked in front of the Boys neiti — . . cents higher, May $3.96'2 and lard : DETROIT EGGS iwere mixed or steady LATHAM CLARK The new plant considered to be Club Wednesday night attle Creek, Mich. it will be : DETROIT (AP)— The foll ‘ ) Y ollowin price . “ 7 cents lower to 5 cen’s a hum! were paid f 0b Detroit today by firs Declining stocks included Sei one of the most modern the Rummage sale, Sat.. May 8, 8-12 operated under John R, Romans, dred pounds higher, May $18.77. receivers for case lots reuse included) | board Railroad, Bethlehem Steel ontiac ppoints country is automatic from start 0Cd n | at League of Catholic Women, 281 general manager. CHICAGO GRAIN bedi Grade A jumbo 47-48"% |General Motors, Boeing tadio ,to finish. Escalators serve the first | weighted average 47's. large 41-43 wtd. | Cor - Reductio neral rd CO a i] ® ) J 4 weuiOT were ar : r “ ( 1 qeuaco (ar Comoe see bers, (2° 42. medium 38-41 wid avg bf ; ‘ory Air ee - ‘ ’ Ge a and «second floors for easy and P Help Wanted Male 6 — vecaceee 2.02 1 06% aman 30 Grade B large 39 Electric, and Coca ‘ola iona anager rapid movement of personne! eat otices Pee -?p wan Jee sats) 6 rowns: Grade A jumbo 45-46' ai Se a aN ? . oer Duly «cee ooo 388M 398 ave. 45%. large 40-40% wtd ave ° } Higher we es U.S. Rubber, C The ; Parts used in the power steering C ADJUSTER Sept .. . : medium 32-39 wtd. avg 37, smail 3o | tiss-Wright, Cons: idated Natural appointment of Latham ynit Ey ae eee ‘ . - Dec . 2.07% 393 GradeUe llarac 36 M : ‘oa ‘ Clark ‘as. P s manufactured for all General . . Opportunity ior aggressive young Cora 3%: | Checks 21. Grade C large 32 |Gas. American Cyanamid, West ark ‘as: Pontiac Motor Division's | Motors cars and some indepen BLASS ence 1954. DAVID. 68 min over 21 in collection de- Bs < band 2 ae | nur a 1 dea ¢ ,~ 329% - 286 -— - inghouse Electric, International Pa-| central regional manager was an . ~ M Hey reper hel partment New car furnished duly . 1.53 . 2.57% . dents are moved throughout the One Per Cent Interest ean Youngs. Mrs Bernice many company «.nefits includ. Sept ... 1.40 Py me TTER AND FGOS jper, Sinclair Oil and Republic | nounced today by H. E. Craw-| factory by overhead conv Spencer. Miss Myrl Blaek Burton a — sharing olen. Apoly Dee ...es-++ 1.42% May aace. 1897 O (AP:—Butter unsettled re Ol ford. genera Jes n acer ark . : *€ onveyors . don. Floyd Black end SSOC a. Loan °o N — “ July ....00- 18.65 i oe ng —- = — | Steel lormerly ae , son mah t . ‘ sear Present employment ts 4,000 with Believed Lowest Rate oo — Dt . Pr aver enon OGTE: =, Beay vasoseee SS SE cceririnse [82 A S18: oe Roe a8, oC 62, car k Stock formerly was 7one manager 18 75,000 steering units produced in State Histor . 12°00, "Noon “at the bel amecine Cimite Aut Was Bevt “a 1455. sn . 53 New Yor tocks monthly y Farmer-Bnover Tuneral Heme and Cleaner Lasts one full year — 4 e e ts oles ir? e ndr P ren we a or . a a 1 4 Boveeas ou - buying prices — jane By ape Saceres aftet dectesn! points: axe aight L. D. Bombar central regional W. H. Doerfner, general manavet Community National Bank bought bal oa ; errs -. c 2 = os eere _— Wes Preaucts. pe 4 ——- 33 UB. stand-| ggams Exp 123 Johns Man ss | Manager since 1950. will become | Soiled the new Buena Vist , ni es ; i hers - Black will be taken ace 3-908 ee 12.30 Sry ert receipts 32. dirties | 4 amiral 183 Kimb Clk 63} |manager of the division's fleet pilot tel , a sta plant a | schoo yonds worth $320,000 for an a the West Goodland Chur \UTO SALESMAN PREFERABLY | . 234 Kelse Hay 18 y mode 0 automa . F on . | : miles north ¢ f ord o evrolet exper ~~ Alleg Let 123 Ker a4 eat 193 | Sales. = ‘i omatix plant interest rate of 1 per cent when Imlay City) f a tuneral serv — $7500 a week guarantee, DETROIT POULTRY CHICAGO POTATOES Allied Ch 194 Kresge 8S 12 | operation for General Motors Cor . e at two o'clock with Interment pius commission Bee Mr Priehs (AP)—Prices paid fo b CHICAGO (AP)— Potatoes: Ars als 63 1 Pitted eis 427 para : “a Clark has served in the Pontiac poration Pontiac Board of Education met 1 wing at West Goodland Cem at Utica Motor Sales, 20 Mile Letroit for No. 1;quality live poultry [on track 185. total US. shipments 729 Allis Chal 54 LOF Glass 495 , Sales organization for 23 years and ; Wednesday night ee —_— , lai by gerd otis Utica. Michigan. _ Heavy = - ’ ul 2 i t d 2 a7 — - wl ’ mer ove nera me J poz. 7 23-95. a, ae 23% 7 wecuet fire ta ottenliy otvemene: | ear Ai im Co Am ° 1 4 Lies ry “Mey 6% ‘Sy - he a. manager — since Berkeley Ve SS, preside nt of the **! believe this is the lowest t M HNSON MAY 5. 1954. RICHARD chon at go gl ing ATOR 2 white Grey Crosses 26-26‘, Barred | Russets 365; Mont , Am Airlin 114 Lockh Aire 332 : e headed zones in Buffalo rae . ; owest rate Meh ——— Rocks 27-27%. Ducklings 29, heavy / 425. Minnesote tk kone Pasties Am Cen = a) S Loee 46 and Memphis before going t ee Michigan Consumer Finance Assn.. at which any Michigan school dis gehen larg oa oe _ - @ucks 25. € ttes 3% Ib. ave.| 190-200 washed: new stock supplies | *'™ CaraFdy 4 Lone 8 Cem 35 6 : aa. ." will preside over trict has ever sold t distributorship's in this srea Th me 4%-5 Bb. avg. 35-34; cross caponeties | light. demand good: market slight! Am Cyan 447 Mack Trucks '27 | ton in 1947 las ever sold bonds Louis first plac ¢ r rage ib. avg. 27. stronger; Alabama Round Reds . as. | Am Gas & El 346 Marsh Field 28 . the opening ses- Hf. Schimmel, board member, said bottles eS ee ae . ‘Turk heavy type youns tems 35,| Plorida Round Reds 385-410. Ploriaa |4™ Lore 142 Martin Ol 21 Pontiac is the headquarters of | sion of the annual ere mber, said, ccna ‘kaswa Gens call) Suaar __ tbveeders y type toms 25. Round Reds «50 Ib sack) 215-28, Call: Am MaPdy .. 2 Mey D Str = 3S, | the central region which is made | 1; — unk we've set a record and Salt Pree Beverages Por ornia Long Whites 4 30-50 : as 2 Mead Cp 133 niversity of information inquire to James P > go POULTRY _—_ am Red a4 Mid Cont Pet 8&0 up of an area covered by zone Michigan course Board member Moareoe M. Os. long Sr, 6636 Lahser Rd_ Bir- ; —Live try baret m Seating . 26 Monsan Ch 864 offices in Buffalo, Cincinnati. |, Gal . Tavi. mingnem . cody; resets #31 coupe, 10 . paying Livestock |Am ou Pa 33$ Mont Ward 00) > . “lon Consumer Fi- jam congratulated Arthur Tayler. CARPENTERS ROUGH MUST BE By ft ibeer: honey hens re ml Pe 208 tot ™ eel ns Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Pontiac oiiicr ates Community Bank yice presiden - ic - union or don't answer Project ote: ft rs of broiler ; E < ; t r a 43 | . ; ‘ “es ee os oe ® emetery r Johnson work West of St J - Aa mt = Miers DETROIT LIVESTOCK ae e168 Muriler Br + «| Martin Lubot will succeed Clask+ ment Problems at for his bank's ‘‘publie spirit’ in will lie tn state at the Voorhees. pital, Mowland end fbr age [Freebie SE gma Saiadie 100. | Armour ay pial iy ¢ | a8 Boston zone manager He joined | ann. Arbor M: “ar offering the low interest rate ewpore oat “ae cal! FE 57146 after 6 p m _ 7 _—-- I eady on limit sup- | Atchison 1614 wat Cah “2/P é . i JO IN AY 4 1954. WILLIAM DO YOU NEED EXTRA MON cy? at Cas 2| Pontiac in 1941 and formerly was » se > % ae F Notice of Special Assessment: Eee ont ans We —— sh 220 ID} Atl Refin 444 Nat “erat 4 5 ok. a y and 12. The meet- The school system plans to pay sty 36 Oak Hill age 8+. dear We have a proven Poms whereby Carb, Gutter, Drainage and Relat-|1 224 2 aa 5 = 4 Dade sor od ehaive |} Atlas Pdr 416 Mat Lead se assistant zone manager in Boston ing i ' i | off $80,000 worth of bonds each . ) her of Mrs he lease another 41 acres, but had Sil’ BRed had total bot ake has desire to work and learn AD. 19% 8:00 o'clock p.m. over 75 Ibs. mostly 8 00-15 00 |Con GE 20,4 St Jos Lead .. 378) . yovig as med | 8 at} m at the Stone Bap Apply in person week days 9 to 8 said assessment, st which time| Sheep—Saladle 80. Today's market |Consum Pe 405 oar a tS he Gretel served for the signed no purchase agreement. tist Church wit Rey Tom Ma- ” Keller-Koch. I and piace opportunity will be given all nominal Comparéd depts Thursday Con PwPt 45 1090 ears Roeb . 432 In leadin rolls were Sand Mc DYBVIG lone and Rev Lawrence Dickens j elier ocn, nc. persons to be slaughter lamb market highly erratic Cont Can 662 Shell Ol 486 4 ~ re san y a ‘ past five years as James S. Tuttle, 1160 Lake efficfating Interment at Perry 479 S&S Woodward — Birmingham Dated: May 5, 1964. under ageressive demand. mostly $1.50-| Cont Mot MO) esas 351 | Cullough as Gretel, Jay Wester-| resident engineer in Detroit for -A : Ske ae Gee We So W.0. 6000 2.00 higher searce. steady, bulk |Comt Ot! e7g Sinclair OU 432) ann as H 1 Kay Fl he F r Angelus Shores, asked the board | be at the Dudley Moore Punera! -panpr pat , ADA R. EVANS h good to prime shorn lambs No. 1 |Corn Pd 13. Socony Vac... 41 ann as Hansel, Kay Flanigan as | the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of if the 10-year tax program to be | Home. Auburn Meights until JIG BORE OPERAT OR ee Oe ae oun. 60-38 a 024 80 nr Mg MRS a6 = seas 15 | the mother, Bobby Rewold as the | |Akron. He is chairman of the aoe en at the J 14 school coer eee : _ me &7 - wooled igmbs negligible: | Det Edis . | 312 Sparks W : |father and Kathleen Akers as the | membership committee and 4 election includ “ gg 7g gh ous suet Nefice ef Special Assessment: S00. few Sand seen aco 00-110 ibs Dew’ Chem a gtd Brand si witch | member of the governing board of — = Heights age 10. beloved son. of Must be experienced. Pontiac Pro- Water Main in East Ypsilanti Ave- | DuPont : #4 Std ol calf 624| Musical director was Ade le Youel | the Detroit section of the Society of reoms at Wever Junior High roar cae Raery Pe _— Pe Poe nai 5S: Tee: Caahene Eee ; é : ) - eld Satu . nue from Baldwin Avenue to P.O. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |Eacle Pich ... 194 Og Ou wed... #:1/ and Laura Figgels and Jean Lilly | Automotive Engineers. School. Tuttle said the school is Gat 1p mat the @tene Baotht ererearet & NAR. | oMCASON amr —satame hogs, 4300 |Fasin' Kod’. {14 Rtg Ou Obte” fez |directed the plays. Janet Trumble a now wing four temporary clase | 52s", attnce raethiy | “amu. seagy werk tm Be : . 7 y lo 1 t \ ‘ c ckens of- ae To: CE. Rawlins, H C Rydin. War-| generally steady to 15 higher, advance |e auton og Mt rdebaker ... 144] was accompanist and Mrs. Dorothy The appointment of C. B. Holst rooms and another two are on fictating. Interment at Peery Mt troit area Apply Licyd 8. Thorn- Henderson. Joda Land Co, Mrs. A.|on choice light weights early scsad & Mus in } Suth Pap : %9 ’ the Park Cemetery. Ke * ton C 675 M Crook M. —— A. F. Thomas, Geo. F. Ray-| dull; weak to 25 setae on witcel

« t ° ~ t . net : ke perenne a ae gan oat for | steers 26.50: two bom chee uae ee | eaernei oS eee oe 54 | St. pleaded guilty to unarmed rob- ee | Osmun asked Tuttle if he felt | — na i aglagee patente There My SOnned ‘States the cost which the Commission decided | 1200 Ib mized steers and heifers 2600: | oodyear 65 2 a cas kee oF | | bery today before Circuit Judge| = pEFTROIT (UP “ the school board s ; Cemetery. Mr iacaene cg Almost everybody is a respect : Saesameey mt Any qnd borne by. special | NOt Go%d Sees Mead ‘commercial and Grah Paige 13 U S Lines 131|Frank L. Doty, He stood mut > | aa (UP) — Burroughs oO rd should drop the | seen at the Kirkby Funeral Home ani everybody can afford. it the construction of water | ifs 2100-2450, load commercial and | Gt No Ry Pf 547 U 8 Rub 324 | . ne ; €| Corp. today announced net earn- , $1.900,000 included in the tax ro-| SMITH x - 3 territory t» nov practically vir main in ae a Ypsilanti Avenue from Bald. | £004 1000 Ib steers 2000. good to high |Gt West 8 192 U 8 smelt 4a2| April 12 when arraigned on a! : . aX pro-| wine cele SYBT 02 gin. No investment required and win Avenue to P.O NRR. is now| Choice heifers 19 50-2450. utility to low | Greyhound 107 U B Steel 454) charge of armed robber ings of $1,803,064 for the first Sram for multi-purpose rooms. Lake. - Mich pine —! Wrtled we tram vou st our expense on file in my office for pubiie inspection. | £074 grades 1400-1900: utility and com. | Hal Of $6 U 8 Tob 1738] y: quarter of this year, compared | Tuttle said no. Smith Mrs. Agnes Mermo® bre For particulars see personnel Notice is also hereby given that the | Mercial cows 1250-1600: canners and | Hersh Chor 414 Van Raa! 34) Brown was returned to Oakland r - 47 | Russell Jack s Harmof! Mrs manager. apply 158 Oakland Ave. Commission and the Assessor of the City | cutters 11.00-13 00: utility and commer- |Holland F 112 Warn BPI... 18 |C ; Nats with earnings of $1.985,474 for the o Russell Jackson Mrs. GO between the hours of 10 a.m. Court metas Cuy.c at the Municipal | Cia! _— Depeathogine al poral Cel bic | Homestk 402 Waukesha M136 | ounty Jail and will be sentenced | same period in 1953. The earn- | Those facilities make a big | and Mra N ; tare daa : ve 0 . > a | ae DD. ‘ - urs rie “arn . Court tm said City. on the 11th day of pow 120,00-30.00; cull to commercial | | eoker mm co W Va Pulp bs | May 17. He was accused of hiding| ings for the period ended March difference in the development oi mile fale Matumdine eooy of” tase MIDDLEAGED | = CTO ANSWER : rect U : i . Me at 2 F ie soi ond Seine uemartaeie iin: Reigeo — —— sheep 300: general trade mod- | Ill Cent 924 bs Ma Ede . 26 |in the rear of a car ow by Eu- 31 represented 36 cents per character in the youngsters,” he Bird Chanel “waned gp age Apply 9 to 12 a m. st ven ate ‘ | : > a . : 4 . . ie , : | Sereiens tabetha’ tn ba Gaure given ao er a: ee stendy om beth oe on 43 Weste él 1 | gene Ke tchel, 34, owner of Peo-| ghare. Earnings represented 40 said. “The small ceremonies, Rev C_ Ceorge eras: rita S_ Saginaw . Dated: May 5, 1954 100-106 Ib No 1 skin shorn lambs 2225- | Int Harv Hi moto oo ple’s Fish and Poultry Market aty : the have w wok, interment at Walled) Lake “ADA R EVANS, | 2350; @ package of good and ch lint § Woolworth 04 . . cents per share for the first programs you can have with Cemetery. Funeral afrancements ) City Clerk. | native a seped | [pal Mae 6 Yale & Tow. 44 | 82 S. Saginaw St. and robbing him an auditori , by the Richardson-Bird spring lambs 25 50, cull to choice |{nt Paper oe Ynext Bh @ T al = . quarter a year ago um are valuable this Home W n- Puneral i pee a new Slaughter ewes 400-6 00 Int Tel & Tel 168 . ™| as Ketchel drove home April 5. way. I think the people are will - alled Lake. Michigan cecncy Married men with fast —— —_—__ —-___— Brown was arrested by police 10 EW YORK : - ; Card of Tha | ly whe wants steedy employment | maimaien later ta he indie dhe nenrec 0| NEW YORK (INS) — Bendix | img to pay for that—t don't teet anks iy whe plo | cab a ts ae heen recovered Aviation Corp. reported today there’s anything much more im- I wise TO THANK EVERYONE REFERENCES le ’ . . . : who sent cards ¢ : | Ketchel claimed Brown stuck a a a for ue ended portant than developing char- and gifts to me- waite ¥ ae te REQU IRED : March 31 o 359,188 ” the hospital a : OPEN knife in his back and demanded] ¢» gp 4 penta Sates a acter. many nice (ind these who did so Ask for Mr Moore ony bt Brown aid R wae] 2 sare Thi com | BESS KIMBALL é S FRIDAY a - A but oe said it was| pared with $4,721,962, or $2.08 a Osmun added that the multi- Swarts Mr and Mrs. Western only his finger. No weapon was ge ei ~ ourpose roo ‘an be us aterford Village School staff and B I : common share in the same pe- | PUTPO ms can be used for Waterford Twp. bus and ne PAT? TAS ne. 7 . main- A ° GREEN—BLUE— NIGHT | Bons Sale Soe ers a, orohes) cag ow | YOUR ME : awrence @ ss EEN BLUE IVORY—TAN "TIL 9 STOCK AVERAGES a keeps os youngsters off the) In M ae MASTER PLUMBER FOR oe (Compiled by The Associated Press) NEW YORK (INS) — Curtiss. | Streets. In Memoriam 2 vision of project and remode : . . PAN StS or Pleasant working 3 P Cc Indust. Rails Util Stocks Wright Corp. announced net in- IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR tions. Must permanent. can “EG. olored Net change .... 2 +1 1| come for the three months ended dear son and brother. Staff Ser- _EM_3-8893_or_ Tyler 4-4156. Noon today ....1657 898 5805 1222 7 geant Donald J Simmons who NEW AND USED CA : March 31 of $3,193,842 . D CAR SALES Previous day 1659 900 894 122.3)-+ 31 oO 193,842. equal to passed away May 6 1945 Al- man. Experience preferred _. — Sess a a ee re 39 cents a common share. This del Taster’ ans brett mother ~ necessary. Write Daily Press seeee 505 . . : s a ers sc eli1ad it 862 830 compared with $2,445,642 ‘ = j = a Reg. $159.50 — S $50.00 reer ie at SOG fo pared with $2,445,642, or 28 Fete Sons Frida IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR NEED 2 REAL ESTATE SALES- , : . ave ee cect iaae 778 864 1080 cents a common share, in the dear som and brother. Stelf Ser- odhagg M ciagg i | office. Plenty : : Recessed Tub—A GRADE 1983 high ae ais 93.6 oe 4363 initial quarter last year. The R 1ESTE passed away May ag gy 4 nil Josiyn on oroPe +9524 > : | ow . 7 : a . LOCHES * _ j ss : ree Standing Closet ‘less seat! < company revealed that unfilled R Mothers will ne ie he father, CORT M. IMBLER GAS HEATER 21x32 NEW YORK ‘AP)—FPoreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in cents! Canadian dollar in New York open market 1% per cent premium or 101.50 A. Kaczynski, 26, of Bay City, © Reverse Trap Bowi i DETROIT STOCKS orders . i ' $s, plus scheduled production : ® Ch (Ho 5 x : e oon ay sp Pigures sie aeemnal ots are. eighths under letter contracts, totaled John Lutheran Charch at 6:30 p.m. Flowers 3 Tt rome Bostures Idwin Rubb cee Woon $825,000,000 as of March 31, 194, enero SCHAFER’S FLORISTS— TRAE Dra C) Navigation® .: aS et) against $770,000,000 at the | The Rev. Walter Gerken will give} 122 AUBURN yr 2310 Piys. single, to travel major ‘ities rd... een] Oe 'the invocation and prayer of Funeral Directors 4 rp eg Masco Screws: 0s. 27 3 | thanksgiving. In charge of the eve- nished. Earnings $65.00 to $125.00 west Abrasive’... 4 ; ning’s entertainment will be Mrs. : weekly. Immediote drawing oo . Wayne “sere: on ie 33 Marine Corps League Cameron Soule and Mrs. W. J. Voorhees-Siple Permanent position wath advance 3-Pc. White Bath Sets “mir” $9850 §) ez, | |Catecs $200 fr hevty Mn ome || UNERAL HOME | GA ings, a ighli ‘ F mbulance Service. PI ; ; FOREIGN EXCHANGE DRAYTON PLAINS — The Oak- es fe a eat = be ervsee,_ iene oe composed of ex-Marines, recently 30 Gallon Double (a **\ US. cents, up 1/32 of a cent bs collected $200 for charit es | NERAL gE a $2 81%, y purposes —- Automatic Compartment uncanges: *y rg og 101 16, | in a sale of live orchids flown here County Students to Sin Cemetery Lots 5 @ Safety Piet SINK nan s dam) a Oar Wiitusee 2aite; off | from Hawaii. . ‘ 9 FOR SALE: — oy enamel va ot. a cont. Betptem Ag Proceeds from the sale have | ‘fl School Vocal Festival semen ee, No at ise ee Perry o i © AGA Approved © Sens Reg. $24.95 ' i (trane) 30% of © cent. unchanged. Ger. [been donated to Oakland Boys’| Students from Auburn Heights,| ¢, Reg. Price $59.30 ; pain wh: 5° Rec Tub Gmebanged Meta euler 2643. up Camp, $105; Oakland County Socie- | Milford and Lake Orion will be} | Less $10.00 —— ite $ 95 Modern recessed design — a ana CF nga | Peedi 2 for eee Children, $75; and | among 1,000 vocalists taking part BOX REPLIES Trade-In ee Pin full regulation size — acid 3.50, unchanged. Sweden (Krona) 19 24 bahar sloomfield Township Boys’ | in the state class “B” high school ul Slight Pidteny: ‘Semavlane rece, ene 23.34%, unchanged, Denmark (hrene! 2 ae festival at Kalamazoo Sat- At 10 a.m. today $ Reg. $69.50 $4950 “taiin "Amerten: — (frees 7%, Ro al Oak Sch | H d To be held on the Western Mich- there were replies at A unchanged. Brasil a ‘ P ffi FHA Terms—No Down (Less Trim) changed Mexico £02, unchangéd.” Vene- y widens | igan College campus, the event wiil . a follo : . Payment—As'Low a: $5 2 Month | 5° Recessed Cast tron Tub See tas, wn. | Talks at Recent Banquet ier Pen ia cbeuke ena i ear pedir e er Peninsula schools and is spon- A Grade $59.50 less trim — ‘aan a mee nee | sored by the Michigan Schoot Vocal ethan & perintenden | 58, G1, 62, S AV Motorist Hits Tree, Dies | schools, was speaker last week at |" » BAY CITY (UP) — Maximilian|the Junior-Senior banquet held , a . here at the K. of P. Hall. _Jury Finds Man Innocent | ¢ was killed early today when his Junior Class President Duane | - Jessie Redus, of 32 M . car crastied off M47 and hit a|Wildey, introduced , urphy Ave., es peerhee thee Set., 9 te 5:30—Fri. 9-9 ‘Phones: FE 5-2100—-FE 4.5831 Pp lerce ax the owskire of Bay City, |Kennedy, tonstmistress, weicomed | ape ‘charge Wednesday ty Gir] Classified ede. to". solve Sopinaw St Free Parking ‘Tree Delivery @ ie guns Th reponse wa given cut Court uy. The two-day Wl] problems quickly. thrift Only 29 per cent of the natiois The Rev. Alfred Widy | women and four mex tetore Juige a FE 2-811. paper is recovered after use, —' gave the invocation. - | Frank L, Doty, , land County Marine Corps League, | fete their sons at a banquet at St. ~~ OPPORTUNITY Donelson-Johns Gifts will be presented to the oltiest and youngest mothers. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1954 —- Lucky Stars Returns May 15 -- Today's Television Programs -- Channel 2— WJBK-TV se3 Channed 4— WW4J-TV t- 3 Channel 7— WXYZ-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline. Bud Lanker interviews guests. (4)— Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. (2)—Hans Christian An- dersen. Fairy tale film “The Real Princess.” 6:15—(7)—News Ace. (4)—News Paul Williams. (2)—Detroit This Week. News. 6:30—(7)—Lone Ranger. Silver rescues the Ranger from lynch- ing by “El Toro” gang. (4)— Dinah Shore. Ballads. (2)— News. Doug Edwards. :45—(4)—News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2)—Jane Fro- man. Capsule version of ‘The Mikado” operetta. 7:00—(7)—Cisco Kid. Cisco and Pancho in adventure. (4)—You Bet Your Life. Comedy quiz with Groucho Marx. (2)—Life With Elizabeth. Betty White, Del More * . in comedy. 7: 30—(7)—Where’s Raymond. Ray Bolger is late for curtain time, causes uproar. (4) — Justice. Film. (2)—Four Star Playhouse. «David Niven in ‘“‘Man of the World,” as bored husband seek- ing adventure with beautiful girl. 8:00—(7)—Three Lives. Religious film with Joey Walsh. (4)—Drag- net. Sgt. Friday investigates series of check forgeries. (2)— Video Theater. Janet Gaynor in *Two Dozen Roses.”’ 8:30—(7)—Theater. Richard Kiley, June Dayton in “Arrowsmith,” Sinclair Lewis’ tale of dedicated scientist and wife. (4)—Theater. Ida Lupino, Howard Duff in “A Season for Love,” plain girl marries town drunk hoping to re- 10:00 — (4) — Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff with films. (2)—News. Jack LeGoft. 10: 15—(2)—Weatherman. 10:30 — (7) — Janet Dean. Ella Raines as registered nurse in “The Case.” (4)— Traffic Court. Judge Watts pre- sides. (2)—Meet Mr. MecNutle y. Ray Milland’s attraction for the ladies causes tense moment at home. 10:45—(4)—Time off for Sports. Bill Flemming. 11:00—(7)—Soupy’s On. Variety, comedy. (4)—News. (2)—News. 11:15—(7)—Motion Picture Acad- emy. Louis Hayward in “My Son, My Son,” film. (4)—Jane Fulton. Songs. (2)—Film. Barbara Stan- wyck in “Her Enlisted Man.” 11:30—(4)—Moods in the Night. Music. FRIDAY MORNING 7:00 — (4) — Today. (2)—Morning Show. 8;00—(7)—Breakfast Club. 8: 45—(2)—Brighter Day. 9:00—(4)—Playschool. (7)—News, Wixie. (2)—Jack Parr. 10:00— (4) —Home. (7)—Charm Time. (2)—I'll Buy That. 10: 30—(2)—Strike It Rich. 11:00—(4)—Bride and Groom. (7) Playhouse. (2)—Valiant Lady. 11:15—(4)—Hawkins Falls. (2)— Love of Life. 11:30—(4)—Betty White. (2)—To- morrow’s Search. 11:45—(2)—Guiding Light. form him. (2)—Big Town. Steve and Loreli chase notorious Blue- beard 9:00—(4)—Martin Kane. * Kane in- | vestigates murder of wealthy. middleaged bride. (2)—Public Defender. Reed Hadley rookie falsifying his first report in **‘Badge of Honor.” §:30—(7)—Film. To be announced (4)—Liberace. Piano impres- sions. (2)—‘‘I Led Three Lives."’ Richard Carison as counterspy. aids | policeman accused of | FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(4)—Nancy Dixon. (7)—12 o'clock Comics. (2)—Eat, Mur- | phy. 12:15—(2)—Love of Life. (4)— Three Steps to Heaven | 12:30—(7)—News. (4) — Theater. (2)—Garry Moore. 12: 45—(7)—Stars on Seven. 1:00—(2)—Double or Nothing. la: 30—(2)—Houseparty. (4)—Jean McBride. 2:00—(2)—Big Payoff. (7) — My Life. (4)—Kate Smith. 2:30—(7)—Senate Hearings. To Be Announced. (2)— 3:00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. (2) Brighter Day. 3.15—(2)—Secret Storm. 3:30—(2)—Ladies Day. (4)—On Your Account. 4:00—(4)—Pinky Lee. 4:30 — (4) — Howdy Doody. (2)— Theater. 4:45—(7)—Barnaby Bear. 5:00—(4)--Adventure Patrol. (7)— Auntie Dee (2)—Bob Crosby 5:30—(2)—Bob Crosby. (4)—Hap- py Hollow. (7)—Range Riders. 5: 45—(7)—Weather. (2)—Sports. FRIDAY EVENING 6:00—(4)—Music Time. (7)—Det. Deadline. (2)—Rocky King. 6:15—(4)—News. (7)—News. 6:30—(4)—Eddie Fisher. (7)—Stu Erwin. (2)—News. 6:45 — (4) ~ News. (2)—Perry Como. 7:00—(4)—Dave Garroway. (T)— Ozzie and Harriet. (2)—Mama. 1:30—(4)—Life of Riley. (1)—Play- house. (2)—Topper. 8:00—(4)—Big Story. oo * Pride. (2)—Playhouse. 8: 30—(4)—Soundstage. ie ican of Year Award. (2)—Our Miss Brooks. 9:00—(4)—Sports Cavalcade. (7)— John Wayne. (2)}—My Friend Irma. 9:30—(2)—City Detective. 9:45—(4)—Fight Scrapbook. 10:00—(4)—Made in U.S.A. (T)— Black Spider. (2)—News. | 10: 15—(2)—Weather. 10: 30—(4)—Adventure Special De- livery. (2)—Life With Father. | 10: 45—(4)—Sports. 11:00—(4)—News. (= Soupy'a On. (2)—News. 11:15—(4) — Rassling. ()—Mo- ala analy Academy. (2)— . --Today'’s Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed Im this column are subject te change without notice. WIR, (760) CKLW, (300) ww, (856) WXYZ, (127% WCAR, (1138) WIBK, (14690) , ee CKLW. Austin Orent own ew 6:00—WJR, News ¢:39—WIR, Parm Porum WCAR, Noonday Caller WW), Kews Ww, News WWJ, Bob Maxwell WXYZ, McKenzie WXYZ, Wattrick, McKena.| WXYZ, Pred Woife 12,30—WJR, Helen Trent CKLW. CKLW. News ww, Hews WBE, Horsemen Shine wx owe, WCAR, Hews, Ballads a With Clem CKLW. Your Boy Bud Wea, Sows, Sates 6:15—WIR, Clark 6:48 cae Don 6:15—WJR, Clark Quartet Wws, Bet Lech wxY2 Fred Wolte 12,43 WIR, Jnck white Wei, See Leo CKLW, Eddie Chase 1;00—WIR, Dick Burris Wark Gate tens CKLW. Eddie Chase . ews WCAR. Talk Sports Wve. Free Woite CKLW, Ginger Rogers . . Sports 3 Reynold Nunn, FRIDAY AFTERNOON 2 Bob rags ~ ry Pettay wean. News, Coffee ‘ wm a wws, Pettay oo e's Road xYzZ, Bul To Sa 7:15—WJR, Music Hall WWJ, R. Mutholland WCAR, Ballads wxyYz, WCAR, Dick Osgood Coffee CKLW,. News, Bud JBK, Tom WxYz, "aan Time 6:45—WJR. L. Thomas 7:30—WXYZ, Osgood, Wolfe wear WXYZ, Ed McKenzie CKLW, Austin Grant Hews, ? WIR, Quest House WJBK, Gentile, Binge 1:15—W. Md Perkins oo b a Guest House 7:45—WWwJ, News CKLW, Worth Knowing Week . } 3 ww, 3 Star CKLW. Toby David 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone . Pulten Lewis WxTZ, Ske WXYZ, News, McBride Ww. News CKLW, Fulton Lewis 8:00—WIR, Jack White CKLW. Your Boy Bud WCAR. News. Ballads ws George WWJ, Bob Maxwell WJBK. Tom George WCAR, News, Ballads WXYZ, Dick Osgood 1:15—WWJ, Pran Pettey CKLW, News, David 1:45—WJIR, Guiding Light WwW, Guy Nunn 1:15—WWJ, Pran Pettay WJBK, News, Gentile CKLW, Music WJBK. Tom CKLW,. Guy Nuns WCAR, News. Coffee 7:30—WIR, Choralte w WWJ. Morgan Beatty WXYZ, Fred Woife WXYZ. Paul Winter Starr of Space 8:38—WJR, Music Hall wiayt Saf . WXYZ, Starr CKLW,. Gabriel Heatter WJIBK, Tom George $:15—WJR. Bud Guest 8:45—WXYZ, Breakfast Club WW. News WCAR, News, 2:00—WJIR, 2nd Mrs. WJBK, Tom George Club Burton WCAR, 7:45—WJIR R. Murrow 2:15—WJR, Perry Mason ww, ‘Tihaaa's emily 7:46—W B4. R. Murrow 9:00—WIR, News CELW. WWJ, 1 Man's Pamily WWJ, Minute Parade 2:30—WJR, N. Drake CKLW. die Pisher WXYZ, Breakfast Club WWJ, Ross Mulholland 8:00— an Mr. Keen CKLW, News, a WXYZ. Ed McKenzie WWJ. Dinah Shore 8:00—wsR, Met Millie WJBK, Bob Mu W. Your Boy Bud WXYZ, Band of the Day WWJ, Roy Rogers WCAR, News. R yenm WCAR, Sports CKLW, Theater WXYZ, Music 9:15—WJR, Kitchen Club 2:45—WJR, Brighter Day b—ww. Sine CKLW, Official Detective CKLW. News. Heatter Ww, Rere’s pe Answer ef is. 0D. eae we . Pegey $:15—W ih w 0:38—WJR, Mrs. Pace ; 20 Ged 8: sew. 3 ana vtwcting es wutgnser Cob se won, mute ) “ww. Bob Hone a ee o A : Bix Shooter 9:45—WJR, Pete & Joe Ww). Lite Beautiful WXYZ, Vandercook were Vandercook CKLW, Tony Martin WXYZ, Paul Winter CKLW, Take a Number CKLW, Crime Pighters WCAR, Temple Academy CKLW, News, Music WJBK, Tom George 40:00—WJR, Arthur Godfrey WCAR, News, Rhythm 8:45—WXYZ, Jack Gregson ¢| $2.02 an hour and helpers $1.85. Busy Bill Cullen fo Run the Quiz Show Features Scenes From Current Movies With Special Bonus NEW YORK—Your Lucky Stars, a comedy-quiz program with Bill Cullen as emcee and featuring filmed highli ghts from current mo- team, questions based on the high- TS=°E) OER bbe 3 ‘Knock on Wood’ Most Common of Superstitions ST. LOUIS @® — “Knocking on wood” for luck is one of the most common of 80,000 superstitions, a psychiatrist said today, and here's why? It can be a call on magic, a way of handling anxiety or worry, a de- fense against envy, a sign that : University of California ag Los Angeles. Some people knock .on wood very seriously, others do it with a wry smile, others say it while tapping their heads jokingly. | It anpivesiey Heaiin from a primitive belief of protective gods | inside trees, Dr. Marmor said. | Therefore touching woo- when | making any boasting statement | would ward a we consequences. | Touching or ending on wood represents a fear of antagonizing | some all-seeing higher authority. | Along with this, we have many sayings—such as “Pride goeth be- fore a fall'’—indicating that we must be humble and submissive. Dr. Marmor said we apparently assumed that pride, success or self- confidence will create envy or an- tagonism by some “authority.” This apparently traces back to cnhlish fears of offending such au- thorities as parents or brothers or sisters, and to the feeling you must be humble and compliant in order to be loved. In our highly competitive society, ‘knocking on wood” takes on ad- ditional meanings, he said. We try | to make light of our good fortunes | to avoid envy by our fellows or rivals, Bakers of Polish Bread in Second Day of Strike DETROIT (INS)—A strike of 215 bakers in 60 Detroit-area bakeries serving the Polish trade entered its second day today over demands fot a 10-cent hourly raise The bakery owners offfred 3 cents. At present the bakers receive They are members of Local 77 of the AFL-Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union. WWJ, Welco: 1 3:15—WIR, B Part 8:45—WXYZ, J. Gregson WxY2, My ‘True Story, WWJ, Road of Life OWXYR. Ouate m Merrit 0:00—WJIR, Meet McNutley Gabe’ pos News, i CKLW. Eddie Chase CKLW. Counterspy WWJ, Hearing Time WCAR. aad Temple 3:30—WWJ. Pepper Young WJIBK, Houseparty cxLw Henry: ron 10:15—WCAR, Temple $:45—WJR, Our Gal Sunday! *M WIR. That's Rich : , WWJ. Rt. to Happiness WWJ. News, 10:30—WJR, Believe, Curtain WXYZ, World e ee ia 9:30—WIR, House Un-Amer. WWJ, Bob Hope 4:00—WJIR, Listen CKLW. 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McKellar Torch Drive Nets. ~- Detroit $13,500,000 DETROIT (INS) —, Final fig- ures of the 1953 Detroit Torch 4 is Wever Y-Teens Honor Student for Her Service At a Wever Junior High School Y-Teens banquet Saturday, Freda Vanderpool, Eighth grade student, was cited as the girl who con- tributed the most to the service group and to the school. paid week at the Y-Teens Camp this summer. 7 Jim Randall, honored as the stu- dent Who had contributed outstand- | ing service to the organization this semester, received a Y-Teens pin. Other girls cited were Janet Stutesman, Barbara Frasa, Delores Gustavson, Darlyne Gould, Shelby Murphy, Berta Cooper and Phyllis Harvey. Each of these students received a carnation in recogni- tion of her achievement. A normal human body requires about 3,000 calories of food values each day. 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