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Soviet Calls for Quick Austrian Independence
State Leaders
of Africa, Asia Southern Problem Growing
Alabama Mill Is Picketed
as General Strike Looms
ATLANTA (# — Operations were halted by picketing
today in U. 8. Steel’s giant Fairfield, Ala., plant while a
Pack Rangoon
Today for Plane Trip
to Bandung Talks
RANGOON, Burma (# —
Burma's capital bulged to-
day with premiers here or in
the offing. Indian Prime
Minister Nehru and Egypt's
Gamal Abdel Nasser were
due by plane this afternoon |
from New Delhi to join.
Chou En-lai of Communist |
China and U Nu of Burma.
T w all four are}
scheduled to fly together to |
Bandung, Indonesia, for the
Asian- African conference
oO g there Monday.
ehru and Nu are two of
the five conference hosts.
Nehru and Nasser took off this
morning from New Delhi. where
since Tuesday they have been dis-
cussing what is likely to happen in
Bandung and the positions their | | general strike in Birmingham loomed in sympathy with
Meet in Burma Capital striking telephone and railway workers.
Pickets appeared suddenly last night around the giant
Fairfield stee) mill of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Divi-
sion of the U. 8S. Steel Co., at Birmingham.
+ if the sargest steel ml Claims Press
Prevents Crime about 20,000 persons.
The possibility of a general strike
in Birmingham came only a few
Editor Believes Papers governors for Tuesday.
Strong Force Against wit, sent telegrams to mayors of
More ‘Phenix Cities’ | the
ATLANTA (INS)—A Georgia edi-
tor says the nation’s daily newspa-| in Miami April 22-23.
pers are the strongest single
enforcement agency against liter-
ally thousands of potential ‘Phenix
Cities’’ in the United States.
Robert W. Brown, editor of the
Columbus Ledger, made that point ty strikes. last night in outlining the part| The telephone and rail strikes
his newspaper played in cleaning | are now i ;
up Phenix City, Ala., the one-time | fected are the Louisville and Nasn-
“sin city of the South” which came | ville Railroad and its subsidiaries Dairymen Seek
Ruling by Court
in MMPA Fight Low Milk Price Fight,
Local Control
Bring Legal seatial
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Areas
The Romeo local of the. as
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hours after Gov. Lawrence Weth-| courts yesterday. | a
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| Wayne County Circuit
Court declaratory judgment
to bring about reorganiza-
tion of the MMPA was filed
by Romeo Attorney Edward
A. Jacob, for the and
its president, Harold Fritz.
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prices, the Romeo local has
spearheaded a move for
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Not to Join Any
Arms Alliance Dec. 31 Set as Deadline
for Troop Withdrawal;
MOSCOW (®— The
Soviet government called
today for the speedy conclu-
sion of an Austrian inde-
pendence treaty and with-
drawal of all occupation
troops not later than next
Dec. 31.
A joint Soviet-Austrian
‘communique issued this
,afternoon said Austrian
Chancellor Julius Raab had
assured Soviet Foreign Min-
ister V. M. Molotov that
Austria will not join ee |
military alliances or perm
‘the establishment of any foreign military bases in its
territory.
| The Soviet government also
| Pledged: (1) to settle its repara-
NEEDS E0G THREE SANCTION — Map shows | for conclusion of an Austrian independence treaty tions bill against Austria for the
delegations will take there. | " | split of Austria into four zones of tion which | and withdrawal of all tion t the end | equivalent of 150 million dollars in under martial rule for six months | in 14 states and the Southern Bell | ing, bribery and market manipula- — —— Troops by Chea arrived in Rangeon by last year Telephone and Telegraph Co. serv-/ tion in the Detroit milk market. have been effective since end of World War II..Rus- | of 1955. U. S., Britain and France must approve this | \ustrian pes a a ~ Indian plane yesterday for sim- | Brown, addressing the Atlanta | ing nine states. Romeo dairy farmers charged %8% agreement with Austria, announced today, calls | agreement before treaty can be signed. ate the Saved meee 2 Rr lar preconference talks with the = professional chapter of the journal- The Southern Bell walkout has they were losing money on milk, | the Danube Shipping Co., and (3) Burmese prime minister |ism fraternity Sigma Delta Chi, | been marked by mob rioting and | with production costs above the | ° | . to return the Austrian oll fiellds Nehru told reporters at the New said there are ‘five sensitive | the dynamiting cutting and shoot- | price received. Protest meetings This Is D-Day jand refineries which the Russiaiis : points’ in government which must | ing of cables. The railroad strike drew hundreds of backers from ~ Ic : Delhi airport that the 23-nation ; f Fil y @ have been operating during their conference im Indonesia “repre- be watched closely, and added: | has quietly cut deeper into the dairy men in 17 neighboring coun- Or fl Ing Our 10-year occupation. es. z
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sents the new spirit of Asia, which 4 chain reaction sets in when = ’ |
itself represents the spirit of the | sqmething happens at either ene || Last might. for exgmple. police | 1, Romesaren group ap = : ‘94 Tax Return ths veal of capelietions ti v were stoned and a dynamite biast | up s negotiations mes. | of these five points. When the damaged a home near the South- pealed for a federal grand jury Oar us lla PWS | WASHINGTON (INS)—In case! between Molotev, Raab and their
U Nu and Chou in their talks course is rum the people are poll 7 investigation of the milk market. | you need reminding, today is thal sides which here . . ern Bell’s main exchange at Bir- began Tuesday. yesterday were reported to have tically enslaved.” mark ak ae oak The Justice Department current- | day. | It was issued two hours after the — flee ee mee — He listed the five points as: The papers uae Gaui Soar ly Is conducting a preliminary in- | WASHINGTON (#—Russia’s evident about-face on| Midnight tonight is the deadline Austrian government chiet Dep-
sell te an a Aen contes 85 oublic attitude, the jury system.| ana Tennessee and Albama. vestigation into the situation. = | independence for Austria fanned prospects of a new Big| ‘r filing el eee en oe alec cetange ne tape erro en crerall Sigure is availa 10 ee ne TOO Ha ee wad | Four meeting higher today than at any time since the| ""), iy ‘worthwhile tut¢whtiaimewu.
Warmer Weather [mse SS daye ot the two strikes; but| haven't’ been permitted to elect |28St one deadlocked on that issue 14 months ago. the complicated forms. The la") We lave here happy pesple.” When the chain reaction is set off | the joss in wages alone totals more | the directors of their corporation; Word from Moscow early today was that Russia has | secifies a penalty of 5 per cent a sig Raab as he boarded the
KPeCied | Coe ake ean ce and cae en work through dele! France and the United States already have agreed to.| trom next year's tax ‘ion Oc noe ee oe cape 8 lege Tas ites ang Politics occurs inevitably, and the Shakespeare Jacob says this is contrary to| That would mean the end of 10 years of Red stalling| The Internal Revenue Service agreement to Austrian independ:
warmer weather for the next few | Quit) Oerspeh™ Demive recourse Belongs With Tbe avert has beg eahad to do-|°20 oF the tour-power occupation. catetd-in filling out thetr returns. i ce seme Gaon ae days. Peyrree recourse Fraga digg Meno It would mean also that the Russians will have met @| The forms are somewhat different | Austria and Germany poner would
In a five-day forecast the | > — Pots and Pans oice wnintaly. and wt a mame KY prerequisite to a Big Four meeting laid down by| tum last years and pele na merge apne thy had wie i ° . e . + ve lhe icteric You’d Almost Think This TOWSON,” Md. Coot ona| means membership t | President Eisenhower: That ; hurry known to make ler in ae
4 to 8 degrees above the normal Was Tax Day in Japan | sewing are helpful, of course, but—/ officials. ‘ae Moscow give some evidence point, however. maximum of 55-60 and normal | ocAWA. Japan w—You'd pie dicey ogg ieuths ae aaet aa terms of a oon of good faith en would | ay Good Setting for Film Molotov and another first dep-
was be acer noremal teBowed by ee. lle maben 2 apenunte ts invoke saree mop apes He} : . Pr it al ee os the Austrians off. a gfadeal warming up. A newspaper headline said Dean Elizabeth Geen told 11 changes, with only three direc- ; | pik Shift svat’ lined down to a Virtually the entire diplomatic
By the middle of the week tem. | ‘Hote! burns down. One tax col- | members of Phi Beta annually. cant eiap-angarnnihapin amore urn | e | About three tect ot cae foe corps aise was prevent, inated _,.__ | treaty in that connection.
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Move to East Form Alumni Group was , The Pontiac. City Commission | TRAVERSE CITY (UP) = For- tensive bargaining between Mol | Sir William Hayter and French
Charge d’Affaires Jean LeRoy. ?_ . . running General Mo-
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Solons fo Form,
Study Group Committee Will Probe)
Core and Problems of
Mentally Retarded
‘The two state legislative houses
have reached genera! agreement
on establishing “an interim study
committee which will investigate
facilities, care, administration and
related problems of our mentally
retarded population.”
This announcement came today
from Pentiac’s State Represent-
ative Leslie H. Hudson (D) who
sponsored a bill calling for dich
a committee last March 17. |
The chairman of the House Rules
and Resolutions Committee told
Hudson the study group will prob-
ably be set up under a measure
similar to the local legislator’s
which was launched in the Senate
The Senate proposal, now before
its business committee, would pro-
vide a study of facilities available
for the care and treatment of the
téebie minded, ‘‘particulariy men-
tally retarted children.”’
Both state and local units would
participate in designing a legis-
lative program aimed at adjusting
feeble minded persons to a useful
rele in society, Hudson explained.
The committe would consist of ©
thvee senators and three represent-
bfives who work between legislative
“The emphasis on providing cere |
and treatment for menta'ly defic-
tance,”” Hudson stated.
thing must be done about the in-|
creasing rate of violent crimes by |
youngsters.”
While the Senate bill does not |
tally persons in .
“Of these, 14,000 need institutional |
, but we have facilities for
ply 6,700." .
Reds Ask Speedy
- Austrian Treaty (Continued From Page One)
to do this
assets of the Danube Steam-
buy back about 300 industrial con-
cerns producing 30 per cent of the |
Soviet zone's output. '
The Western powers renounced |
all reparations claims on Austria |
long ago, treating it os a liberated |
country rather than as a defeated |
enemy. {
Girl Changes Story A 15-year-old girl, who told po-
lice yesterday she had been ab-
ducted. and held prisoner for 10
hours by a driver of a pickup
tyuck changed her earlier story and
gaid she had skipped school in-|
‘stead, according to Capt. Clark M
(Wheaton; chief of detectives.
‘Court Upholds Wolfson
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (INS! — The
Winois Supreme Court today up-|
. etd Louis E. Wolfson's contention
that Montgomery Ward & Com-
; "s system of electing directors
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_ Treated for scalp lacerations at NEW DIRECTORS — Elected to the state board of directors of the
Michigan United Fund yesterday in E&st Lansing were Leonard T.
Lewis (left) and Alfred C. Girard, of Pontiac. Walter C. Laidlaw, of |
Birmingham, executive vice president of the Detroit United Foundation, |
| gave the keynote address. As announced yesterday, Irving A. Duffy, of |
Birmingham, wag elected the group’s new president.
‘Compromise Calf-Scramble
Termed ‘Cruel’ ofZaxMoney . | liam S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) |
Humane Officer Halts today said he expects the two | legislative houses to compromise | Farmer's Day Program | 3 how —..
in Oxford | increase in gas taxes will be split |
A calf-scramble, in Oxford was | between units.
scored as a ‘cruel exhibition” to-| The Senate has maintained the
day by Mrs. William Ferguson, | State Highway Department should
ue | receive 75 per cent of added gas
| tax funds, with 25 per cent going
to cities and counties.
The upper chamber wou! d buma
ated in Oakland County.’ have the state’s share spent on ‘Seen on Split if | Corsi, ousted last weekend as a Cement Vandals Leave
Calling Cards for Police
GRAND RAPIDS (UP) ~ Three
boys left “calling cards” in dis-|
Patrolman
said two of the boys wrote their |
full names in the cement and the
third engraved his nickname,
“It was the easiest investigation
I've ever made,’ "Hollebeck said. |
McLeod, Corsi
Called to Testify. To Air Clashing Views
on State Department's |
Refugee Program |
WASHINGTON W—A Senate ju-|
diciary subcommittee summoned
R. W. Scott McLeod and Edward |
Corsi to air under oath today their
clashing views over the working of
the refugee immigration program. |
| Fla. The former Square Lake res-
department adviser on refugee
problems.
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Corsi's dismissa| by Secretary of
State Dulles, after he served 90
lias stirred a welter of
members of Congress that too few z
building a four-lane system of
super trunklines,
retained the existing formula for |
the state, 37 to counties and 19
to cities. A conference committee
president
the Oxford C. of C., referred : ¢."reerea Cindy's Condition to the melee as an “unfortunate . ’ ae ’
circumstance,” and said that the| Pamains ‘Critical Chamber of Commerce, not |
dell, had stopped the exhibition.
“Our committee gave the order! Three-yearold Cindy Lynne
not to release any more of the| Montgomery, who police say was
cattle
said. “not because the| board by 12-year-old Terry Allen
for the safety of the children.
“The cattle we ordered were day by Pontiac General Hospital | today.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
Cindy wil] bé four years old
Saturday. Her parents had planned an elaborate birthday
party for their brown haired
daughter, who was to act as
hostess to other children in the
neighborhood.
will wn mere | Meanwhile, the boy is held in
affairs in the county if I have any- | @*land County Children’s Home,
thing to do about. it,” she prom- at bee Sean and a
Child Hit by Auto
James L. Chester, 8. of 37 Norton
St.. was treated at Pontiac Gen-
eral Hospital for bruises yesterday |
after he was struck by an auto,
driven by Domimic Romeo, 23, of |
Detroit, near Porter and Norton
Sts. Pontiac Police quoted the driv-
er as saying the child ran in front |
Gang With Firings NEW YORK (INS)—Arthur God-
trey
“The Mariners,” pee his auto.
male singing quartet, and the —_—_——
Hawatian dancer, Haleloke. | Rend 4 +
Godfrey in an announcement said injured in Accident
the services of these performers! Thomas R. Lemaster, 19, of 5301 |
have been “discontinued” to make Eastview, suffered face and hip
possible changes in his shows bruises yesterday after his motor-
“In the interest of good show- cycle went out of control and tipped
manship,” the red-haired entertain- over in front @f 6170 Waldon
er said, ‘producers have never | Rd. in Independence Township. He |
| hesitated to make changes in for-| aS treated at Pontiac General,
mat and personnel which would | Hospital.
improve the overall entertainment
quality of their programs.”’
| The US. Military academy was,
Godfrey saluted his departing Opened in 1802. ig
‘‘gang’’ members with the words: |
“These people have al! achieved |
stardom and | am proud of them. |
I wish them weil in every respect."
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP —
Pontiac General Hospital following
a two-car collision yesterday were
Ronald A. Rogers, 21, of 2740 Mid-
diebelt Rd., Pontiac. and Eugene
G. Peake, 23, of 4185 Willett Rd.
Pontiac. Rogers also suffered a
knee laceration.
Police said Peake struck Roger's
auto when Peake lost control of
his car on a curve on Golf drive, ,
east of Telegraph. }
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‘Talkative’ Girls Sought |
for Contest in Dearborn }
DEARBORN (UP) — City offi-|
talkative” giris today |
be given as much credit for their
ability to publicize the city as they
' will be for their physical appeal.
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Michigan Pilot Killed }
CLOVIS, N. M. (UP)—Authori- |
| ties at the Air Force Base |
| today identifi the victim of a
Plane crash as a Jennings, Mich.,
| second lieutenant. Air Force au-
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22,
Wednesday just 2.
the runway. BLOOMFIELD Bernard J, Gillen, 68, Bernard Gillen
Dies at Age 68 Former Square Lake
Man, GM _ Executive, The Day in Birmingham
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died sud-
denly Wednesday at Maitland,
playing golf,
ident suffered a heart attack while |
Mr. Gillen, who had..been an
engineer with Fisher Body Division
of General Motors Corp and had
held an executive position with
General Motors, had moved to
Maitland six years ago.
mentber of St, Vincent
Church Pontiac
Namg Seciety in Birmingham.
He had previously lived in Cleve-
land and Fiint.
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of Birmingham; Mrs. P. H. Geier
of Chagrin Falls, Ohio; and Mrs.
S. F. Hauserman of Chicago.
Four sisters, Mrs, Ralph Schmoll
and Mrs. Edmund Yenore, both
of Pontiac; Mrs Mary Manne-
maker and Miss Stella Gillen, both
Rosary service will be said at
Hamilton
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destroyed was the
story fun house.
100 feer the
sparks eet fire te a
south of the park.
Also threatened was a
marina for more than 100
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this summer, at the request as P
year in
placing garbage at the curb, rather
instead of burned. Such materials
are needed for proper functioning
of the incinerator, he explained.
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The Youth Fellowship of Embury
Methodist Chureh will sponsor a
bake sale starting at 9 a.m. Satur-
Archery classes held at the
YMCA each Saturday at 10 a.m.
} are still open to boys and giris.
The class held a meet at the North-
western branch YMCA this week. | s . . }
A checked-out alibi has apparent. ' | Indiana police upheld Irvin's story |
than leaving it for rear-door pick- | ;
. Monday at Bell Chapel | “P- Have
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Det, Lt. Merlin Holmquist said
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Peyton C. March, 90, Army chief
of staff in World War I, will be)
buried with full military honors
at 11 am. EST Monday in Ariing-
ton National Cemetery. |
_Gen. March died Wednesday at |
Walter Reed Hospital where he
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Texas Convicts Fail to Win Food With Demonstration HUNTSVILLE, Tex. — Meek, |& day which working convicts on strators. Ellis told the! convicts of | exhausted prisoners from ‘@ cat- the state’s prison farms get. {his decision, turned heel and|walk above the paved exercise cian Tuate iinad machine | Wales ewey. | yards. With him was the prison’s
guns, Apparently the turn came about | Catholic chaplain the Rev. Francis
Dutty. Loss of reading and exercise privi-|
the strike’s as hastened by |
convicts,
Too Embarrassing.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP) —
‘camatiy her a. tok tee be
cause she lacked bus fare was
granted unemployment compnsa-
can read | ~ Shop SIMMS and Save ‘til 10 P.M,
OPEN More than an hour later, Ellis ‘ , | tion by @ sympathtic official who |
announced the demonstration was persons are so Said it would have been too em- |
as many | barrassing for her to borrow the |
: required 11 cents. Fridays — Saturdays — Mondays
victs’ leader by Walter Fan Jr.,
serving a 25-year sentence for kill- | over.
ing another Ellis said.the convicts all would yesterday aft-| original leader, 21-year-old dope prisoner.
Minutes later King talked to the receive _the same punishment: hours 6 minutes | addict Charlie Pierce, once threat-
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three square meals a day instead; But Pierce, a scar-faced 200-' of the two they received. Prison | pounder, backed down when the system Mgr, O. B. Ellis told them | cameramen called his bluff and_ “nothing doing.” did not turn off their klieg lights * © « | as he had demanded.
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Man to Get $300 Monthly \Catch Thiel in'Flint | ‘tecsears ass |of New Buffalo Man |“soc'asu'cu ta wetal| 4 you reed prcenpion solely ch for 19 Years in Jail Cel] - | rune crate many cette») Pater’ sat. Ronastamner waa| NEW BUTPALO ' @— Cata|“artt tx cueioning. | i] glosses we re =e ST. PAUL, Minn. A man who brither’s release. the staff” of the Flint Journal with | {renin Sith fear when they ar) othe | st iene |tormed that she had suffered a Dr. B. B. Berman went through 19 years of hurt and | Hankins within a few days will | capturing a holdup man in the) 9 1. mob ment, was nervous
bum Jiation in Minnesota prisons Teturn to Dawson Springs, Ky.,| near-record time of seven minutes. day at his rural home near Phone FE 4-7071
will within @ few weehn carn the | veers he now beies hia Mister run} | The peaman Sed down an alley!go. 19 Killed by Truck |p final ate tea ~ive Page Ss popes newspaper taking e bw State Police arrested his ; reward of a plodding justice. | book about his experience, titled | $271 from a loan office across the | DETROIT —Jack A. Michniak, | Olga, 40 Slender Leonard Hankins of Daw- | ‘19 Years—Not Guilty.” street. 13, of suburban Taylor Township | ing she killed her husband with a OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
gon Springs, Ky., will accept the| From it he hopes to make| The loan office manager shouted | was killed last night when he ran|.16 gauge shotgun blast in the 17 N. SAGINAW ST. | first of $300 monthly pension | enough money “to help out needy | for help as the bandit fied. Thir-| against the side of @ truck on| chest as he slept in the |
dente, Uaeukc sunt or OO 3 ten-year-old Jeff Gholson started | U.S. 24 near his home. State troopers were i | the years of suffering it inflicted .
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Ike’s Present Request of the Allied nations have 1 | the industrial base nor the Modest in Comparison | | tial to permit maintenance of t
PHILADELPHIA —The United | Amertenn: somnad oquipthent, 5 States spent about 18 billion dol-
lars to fight the Korean War, Asst. |
Ssron bem» Suicide Linked ste oe ee | of troops, Hensel commented Bn to Liquor Probe.
py, eg for how Pning
ffairs Council, and
“The war in Korea eae a pa New York State Official war; for a long time we did not
even regard it as a real war.” - be .
* 8 6 Investigation in Note The last 5% years, Hensel said,
the United States has spent about! NEW YORK @—A note left by
172 billion dollars on its own forces | Charlies W. Chapman, a deputy
“and only about 11 billion dollars | commissioner of the State Liquor
in the creation of military Authority who leaped to his death
strengths among our allies.” Mem- yesterday, reportedly mentioned a
ber nations of the North Atlantic current probe of the SLA.
Treaty Organization in Europe the| Chapman, 45, jumped from the
same period spent about 35 billions 22nd floor of the Henry Hudson
of their own budgets, Hensel esti- , Hotel, where he had been reg-
mated. ered under an assumed name.
He said President Eisenhower's Police — it “ —,
“request for new military alliance |
appropriations in the coming fiscal! But State Investigation Commis-
year, $1,400,000,000, is modest — sioner J. Irwin Shapiro, who has
modest in the abstract, more mod-| been conducting the SLA investi-
est when compared with the cost gation, asked Dist. Atty. Frank S.
of even a smal] war.’ Then he Hogan to check Chapman's death
added: “carefully.”
“As sa mi matter of fact, it is more| Plice disclosed only that Chap-
. addressed to his wife,
said at one point,
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and the children.”
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FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1955
William C. Zimmerman In the death of Witu1aM C. Zrmmmer-
MAN Pontiac lost one of those quiet
unobtrusive men who contribute much
more to their communities than is gen-
erally realized. .
_ An architect and civil engineer, Mr.
ZIMMERMAN had played a prominent
part in the building of modern Pontiac.
A veteran of World War I he had been
a resident here since 1916. From 1918
to 1926 he was associated with Fisher
Bros., architects and engineers.
* * *
For the next five years he was
manager of the local office of
Robert O. Derrick Inc. In that
capacity he supervised plans for
the Casa Del Rey apartments.
Since 1931 he had headed the firm
- of William C. Zimmerman Asso-
clates.
Besides his membership in architec-
turaland engineering societies, Mr.
ZIMMERMAN took an active interest in
the city’s civic, fraternal and religious
life.
* * *
He was a member of the Cham-
ber of Commerce, Kiwanis Club
anid the American Legion. He
was also active in the work of St.
Vincent de Paul Church, the
Knights of Columbus and the
Holy Name Society.
Mr. ZIMMERMAN’s death leaves a con-
spicuous vacancy in the city’s profes-
Sional ranks. He will be mourned by a
wide circle of clients, friends and ac-
quaintances. s Ss oe —
OEEC Report Shows
U.S. Aid Saved Europe In the past seven years U. S. military
and economic aid for Europe has totaled
about $35 billion.
That program, which includes the
highly successful Marshall Plan, has
been the target of much criticism, espe-
cially the $20 billion devoted to eco-
nomic aid. ,
Yet the sixth annual report of the “
Organization for European Economie °
Co-operation shows that that money
paid rich dividends in increased trade
and higher living standards for Europe.
* * *
Far more important is the fact
that the threat of a Communist
revolution in Italy and France, the
twe great danger points, has dis-
appeared because of these im-
proved conditions. :
One example of how our foreign aid
helped appears in the 128 per cent in-
crease since 1948 in trade among the
17 OEEC member Nations. That total
is 69 per cent above the last full prewar
year of 1938.
* * *
Other revealing figures show
that exports from this area have
gone up 83 per cent since 1948
while imports have increased
only 24 per cent. As early as
1950 the per capita consumption
figures had reached the 1938
level and today they are 12 per
cent above that.
Within a short time President E1sen-
HOWER is expected to ask Congress for
$3.5 billion for foreign aid. Of this
amount two-thirds will go to what Sec-
retary Duties calls the “arc of free’
Asia.” But only one-half of the two-
thirds will be devoted to technical and
economic programs.
* * *
It may not be possible to do for Asia
what has been done so wel! in Europe.
But Congress at least should give Presi-
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‘thing we can do to strengthen the free
Nations of Asia will improve the chance
of peace and peace is worth almost any-
thing we can afford to pay for it.
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For an insight into the difficultigs of
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Washington by Secretary.Duties. Be-
cause Mr. Const had served as U. S.
Immigration Commissioner at New York
under appointment by Hexsemt Hoover, 7
Mr. Duties wanted him as his aide.
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In | fact he called the New
Yorker the man best equipped to
be his special assistant for refu-
gée and migration problems.
Obviously the Secretary hoped
that Mr. Corsi would be able to
step up Refugee Act admissions.
So far few persons have been
admitted under it.
It has been said that Mr. Cors1
reached Washington with two strikes
on him. For one thing there are people
in our national capital who don’t want
the Refugee Act to work. For another,
Secretary DULLEs’ new assistant was a
very sharp critic of the McCarran-Wal-
ter Immigration Act.
* * *
This roused the ire of Demo-
cratic Representative FRancis
Wa ter, co-author of the immi-
gration act. He later accused
Corsi of having had Communist
associations, a charge the New
Yorker vehemently denied.
The next development in the case
came when Sec. Duties notified Consr
that his job had been abolished. The ©
State Department insists, however, that
security wasn’t involved. Amid the
political uproar that followed Cors1’s
dismissal the State Department offered
him another tmmigration job in Latin
America. This he understandably re-
fused.
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Reasons for such treatment of
this outstanding Republican
aren’t entirely clear. It is clear,
however, that somebody has
blundered and that the Corsi case
will make it even more difficult
to lure competent men into Fed-
eral service.
The Man About Town
‘Meets in Pontiac.
~ Navy Mothers’ Convention 1s
to.Be Held Here Next.Month.. .
April 15: She date when some
people are in danger of filing their
way inte prison.
Pontiac is to have a state convention next
month. On May 25-26 the annual gathering
of the Michigan contingent of the
Navy Mothers of America
will assemble at Hotel Pontiac. -According to
Mrs. Vinton E. Ball
of 40 Virginia Ave. Commander of the Pon-
tiac Navy Mothers’ Club, aboyt 200 delegates
will attend, coming from 4ll parts of the
state. Several from other states also are ex-
pected. a
Tender recollections always come to Pon-
tiac people of middle age or past in the
annual pre-game Tiger opening day cere-
monies in Detroit, when
Bill Finzel
has charge of the music. Many years ago,
when he first was given that honor, his dance
orchestra played at many Pontiac parties.
A former Pontiac resident,
Attorney J. Glenn Donaldson,
is in the big news at Denver. The Colorado
State Supreme Court has decided in his
favor in a murder case whére he ts the de-
fense attorney. On his application it has set
aside a jury’s conviction verdict and ordered
a new trial.
The Christmas cactus of
Mrs. Lester Larm
of 158 Marion St. is dolng an unusual spring
blooming job.
Blooming in all their glory are the
tulips in front of the First Presby-
terian Church. They are one of
Pontiac's never failing signs that
spring is with us.
When they went to Florida in February,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Hubbardson
of Keego Harbor left their cat with some
friends over a mile away, Now it refuses to
stay home when they've returned, even jump-
ing through’ a window screen to return to its
temporary home
A pair of robins have completed their nest
near the home of
Mrs. Frank Merrithéw
of Walled Lake. She wonders tf this isn’t the
first 1955 home building in the bird families
of this area.
VerbalOrchide ioe Leonard Molter
of 191 Ferry Ave.; eighty-seventh birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert D. Bird
of Birmingham; sixtieth wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Major
of Milford; golden wedding.
~ tion—is being THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1955
“Tt Havea Little Shadow...” — eeeuaenscue
James Marlow Says:
Story of School Integration
May Only Be Beginning
WASHINGTON @—Other revo
lutions may have been hatched in
cellars but one of the biggest in
American history—a social revolu-
worked out in the 2.
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‘Let's Give Dr. Salk a New Pontiac Car to Show Appreciation, ‘Says Mother
ty would present a gift to Dr.
Salk who is responsible for this
new polio vaccine which is going
to protect our children from crip-
pling polio.
If everyone would give 50 cents
er a dollar, we could present
him with a new Pontiac car.
He hasn't received a dollar out
of his research, and I feel we
all owe him a real debt for his
unselfish work in behalf of our
children.
What do you other people think
of my idea? Of course, if we didn't
raise enough for @ car. we could
give ‘him something else.
Pontiac Mother
Favors Bringing Water
From Lake Huron a} i: B
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Ry g0 to the seaside. When
had te begin to drill for
it is high time
about it.
get busy at getting a
supply which will give aj
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bringing water
Erie. But why Lake
~ Lake Huron, and 1 still favor it.’
Lately we have been told that be-
fore many years Michigan will be
a city as far north as the Saginaw
line. For this part of the state
interest some read-
have been cut to half size.
Is it to save space for other
material, to save cartoon costs, or
is it the beginning of the elimina-
tion of cartoons altogether? There but we are experimenting with
their size and with the size of
comic strips, ahd panels.
Thinks Plant Untair
to Handicapped _
I am writing this letter in re-
hand. «
just how they would fee] if they
needed a job and had someone tell
them point blank, “We’ean't use
you. You are “handicapped.”
Believes Dog Lows
scrabble with plus and Case Records of a Psycholo minus signs. While waving the logist
national ink red and black.
Naturally the ttee report-
ed progress in all directions. It
registered for a quick three-week
college course ii curiosity.
_ tom Alfred's trouble arises be-
testimony will be han- cause he tries to bite off more — died by sub-committees with sea- education than he can chew in
the usual teenager's study time.
Star witness was Harvard eco- And chop up your work into nomist who claims you have to more reasonable bites
crack eggs to make omelets, But Executives can profit from to-
he cracks the eggs by kicking the day's case, too.
ae By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE One the Harvard Case 0-305: Alfred A., aged 15,
economist next bh market is a smart high school sophomore
quotations down-with the out- “But I don’t make high grades,’
ways. Wall Street sluffed off $7,- he explained, unhappily 000,000,000 from nix a.m. to fu- My teachers say I fall far short rore p.m. Not including an indi- of the goal I ought to reach, for
gestible lunch hour. I took some intelligence tests ‘as
: freshman and
Once the scrambled details go to be an ‘A’ student.
sub-commitee everything is as ind ae
merry as alimony arrears. This is a
closed-door session with a Broad- *chool marks
way columnist at the keyhole. “Then something
— I lose my antbition. I
be plbeemege Lig Ben lose sight of
a evasion clique a -mor- skipping school
tified statement said, “Three - wert §
weeks of steady equivocation en- “Can you help
lightened us no end.” study? I'd at least like to ss ‘B’ average.”
There are only two ends to start Students, make
with. The committee didn’t find miss a class unless you are medi-
either. cally unable to attend.
_ For one day’s absence puts you
There will be specific legisla- at least three
tion fingering the stock owner- class. For the
ship of hiving proxies in swarm. unprepared since you
1 am one of those distinguished iknow the assignment. Meanwhile,
Americans who rate a Sears-Roe- you may also have missed an
buck catalogue on the rural free exam.
delivery meridian. As for Mont- So the second day following your gomery-Ward they still haven't absence, you have two full days of
settled that matter about the homework to prepare, which is
left-handed vest tough, especially since this may
hold troe.of all your other classes Famous baseball and football that were missed that day you
ries. Boys, T7-B is one number Always attend class, therefore,
they never retire. oven @ you are not fully pre
omen pared. For then you can stedy
Sub-committees im genatorial § your teacher and see what he
offices and inquisitorial alcoves stresses in his lectures.
> are still not properly housed. If Studying teacher
we'll show ‘em the boiler—room. book. For what he stresiee in lectures usually comes back at you
YOU CERTAINLY COME on exams. . WELL RECOMMENDED! rrr Then make yourself a daily work chart or agenda. List the tasks
ATK you wish to accomplish tomorrow.
placing the major items first.
But- also Include minor tasks, so
your ego will be inflated when
you cross them off the next day
after you've completed them,
f fy, iy iia
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Every Evening Before You Go to Bed
You housewives and business
H é [ef i sayy
ULE
‘Capital Punishment
Debatable Question’
What about capital punishment
for sex killings of children under
12 years of age? It ig a question
that will be debated. Of course,
there are certain clubs in Pontiac
who would slap the killer's hand
and say, ‘You shouldn't” and let
him go after a short sentence to
kill again.
A Father of Two Daughters
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Today we have to pay our tax
- « « And no one should be sore
. .. Especially -since we have
been . , . allowed a whole month
more... It used to be in March
tax...§
... Because it is our duty and...
We ought to be real glad .. . It
helps support our government. . .
That freedom may endure... And
in our great defensive strength . ..
Our hearts may fee! secure... It
is the democratic way ... To do
our equal share. . . For every
family to live . , . And get it<
proper care.
(Copyright, 1955)
Looking Back
Doctors Used to Overlook
Allergies Now Recognized _ By WILLIAM BRADY, .D.
Can a doctor determine by ex-
amination that a person is allergic,
or is it just a figure of speech to
but the recollection is hazy. (L. H.) ; Persons to F .
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LANSING There were 16390 disabling injuries in Michigan
}manutacturing plants last year, a
preliminary report from the Mich- }dustry showed : today
| The total represented a decrease
of 27 per cent from the 1953 total
of 23,000. The. injury-frequency
rate for manufacturing was 8.3, a
new low for Michigan and.17 per
cent below the 1953 rate of 10.0. } t
was achieved despite 4,100 disab-
ling in manufacturing
during the fourth quaxter. of the
year, an increase of 7.3 per cent
over the third quarter. injuries
et
The Nile is the longest river in
/ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FBADAY. APRIL 15. 1955 Story of Lost Purse
Comes ‘to Happy Ending
LAWTON, Okla. (UP)
Joseph Richatd Jasinski lost a
black purse containing about $400 |
near a drugstore, She and her hus- ~ Mrs
ing for it before reporting to px
hice
Meanwhile; a Woman told police
she saw two. men ston their car
She got the
license number. Police spotted the
car, and the two men handed ove: and pick up a purse a ay
It turned. out later that one of
the men had been trying to call
Jasinski and report finding the! MONE ¥
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U.S. taxpayers contribute more |
than a billion dollars a year for} ETERANS
igan Department of Labor and In-| The department said the low Africa. band spent about two hours -earch- the purse and the money. the care of mentally ill people.
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Quemoy, Matsus
AUGUSTA, Ga. ® — Backing|
President Eisenhower, Sen. George
(D-Ga) said last night the cause of
peace would not be advanced by
any public announcement on
whether the United States would |
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And George, chairman of the
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The Democratic congressional
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Blames ‘Fallout’
on A-Dust Stuck
in Geiger Tube DENVER \W—A government sci
entist says there really wasn't any
reason for alarm over an indicated
radioactive fallout in Colorado.
Dr. Willard F. Libby, speaking
for the Atomic Energy Commis-
sion, said yesterday it was all a
mistake.
His explanation: Atomic dust
particles strayed into a geiger
counter. tube, causing a falsely
high reading.
* . *
Dr. Theodore Puck and Ray La-
nier of the Colorado University
Medical Center brought up the
subject after March 7 tests ini Ne-
vada. They -inquired publicly
whether the indicated fallout could
be safely ignored.
Gov. Ed C. Johnson in turn de-
nounced Puck and Lanier, and
Denver Mayor Quigg Newton
asked the AEC to consider a sur-
vey of possible danger to Colo-
radoans. The two scientists, ad-
mitting they were puzzied: already
had reported their findings to the |
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outs in Denver, after high altitude |
winds carried radioactive clouds |
eastward over the ountains, |
“were insignificant from the point
of view of health.” |
In addition to the Puck-Lanier |
check with a dust-contaminated
counter, Libby said U.S, Public
Health Service equipment here
also monitored the fallout.
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THE STORY OF BREAD—S |
H H Breads of Other Lands
‘Girl Claims Elephant Ole and Gerda are helping to store bread. In Sweden, the loaves
° may be made without yeast and then cut into large thin round cakes
Picked Her Pocket with a hole in the center. After the two children have put a string
; , 7 through the centers, the loaves will be hung high in the rafters of the |
— te te have | farm house or stored in pantries for use all through the winter.
phant? In Mexico and other Latin American countriesgthe people eat tor-
A 12-year-old Canadian girl says | tillas, flat circles of dough fried on a hot stone griddle. These are made
it happened to her. | of crushed, boiled corn.
In a letter to city council yes- Long loaves, some almost as tall as the buyer, are sold in France
terday, Grace Russ of London, On- and Italy. There also are round and thick loaves, and some shaped like | S
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\‘Hot’ Dust Leads Japs
te Suspect Red Antonie
| SAPPORO Japan @®—The re- THE PONTIAC PRESS, r “ a
Theives on Rugged § Schedule” | eel
Nehru Stands on Head, Plays With Pets
Before Starting Long Day Behind Desk |
oan aot
dust in northern Japan raised
speculation today whether Russia
By HAROLD K. MILKS Since he advanced the ideas of cluding the prime ministership,
NEW DELHI, India & — Form- | Fetirement, he has shed two of hir | the Foreign Ministry, the head af
er U.S. Ambassador Ches-
bound to any political or economic
theory.
“I take what helps me from
Marxism or any other ism and
discard the rest,"’ he has been
quoted.
Presumably the same is true of
democracy. -Nehru's test for this
political theory is its ability to
work in India and right now he's,
convinced jt will do a pressing job
better than any other pattern
Six months ago there was talk—
most of it from the Prime Min-
ister himself — of retiring trom
leadership of the nation and be
coming an elder statesman or
traveling salesman for his ideas
of coexistence. many jobs—president of the Con- the planning commission and a
Christianity among Hindus in the fact he considers few persons his
area, although Christian communi-, intellectual equal.
ties have existed there for cen oo
turies. There is no time for socia) re-
laxation. He finds his greatest es-
}cape in mixing with the masses.
Recently, despite an incident at
Nagpur in which a knife waver
jumped on his car, Nehru has
been doubling his public appear-
fight to prevent real estate brokers ~~ ei os | Gay
from filling out legal papers in 1}. remainder flying to keep pub- real estate deals lic engagements The court held in a 6-1 decision, «-14'5 hard to explain medically that brokers may fill out standard | wigt happens to the Prime Min- form purchase and sale agree-| ister when he mixes with his peo- ments, deeds, land contracts, mort-| pie, said a physician who helps |
gages, mortgage ts and/ guard Nehru’s health. “One public | ES
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HOMADE 100» sxop gress party and defense minister. _ half dozen others. It keeps him)
re oe eee _But he kept all the others, in-| working more than 18 hours a day. ely Meg gee a pte “There is too much to be done DAY. an Oat of. India, napete and=too little time to do it,” he SATUR signs of “greater understanding” Seeks P ofection | tears Instructions: '
caring Ni tioent toe ot Inte os a enya a a _ | Each word i ad 11 A.M, to 7:45 P.M. a private visit. At 65 his long hours behind a! | related to my 1 VROPA | rea } “I believe there has been a a fa. for Indian Christians desk are beginning to reflect in’ | werk. Un- an vorable turn in the situation,’ he a tiny paunch. His daily program | scramble. os 2 NAKT
said in an interview. “Some mis-/ MADRAS, India (@®—The Roman | includes a cup of tea at 6:15 a.m., few as possi- 3 YENGOX | | understandings between the two Catholic archbishop of Nagpur has a half hour's yoga with a period ble to guess 4 SAKM
countries Rave been smoothed Out appealed to the Madhya Pradesh of standing on his head, a few my line. An- 5 DATEIN : and Nehru's approach to commU- State government for protection mirtutes romp with pet pandas, a swer appeors ° nism should be helpful against attacks on Christians, the new tiger Cub or his young grand! | under orrow 6 TREMA With Nehru, frequently described &8 newspaper Hindu reports, oe, San a work day which lasts reading 7ceGau [TTT a man who talks left and acts two Christians recently were weil pe the een him downward @ ISTE 7 right, has been pounding heavily in murdered in the Raigarh and Sur- for oly five hours sleep , HOMADE SAVORY
4 months On = — of & guja districts of Madhya Pradesh, ee as a symbol of Indian tomeeor> 9 a. L socialist economy for a the newspaper said. oe Aig ina the love and af- weer 10 PESLU Few people know how far he; ‘The archbishop reportedly tad | tection of the bulk of its 360 mil- Blacksmith 1) ETREH a) DRESSING & plans to carry this program. But the government such ineidents are | lion people. Yet the Prime Min-| |e 1955 +-* many believe he is trying to steal creating despair among “a very/ ister is essentially a lonely man.| | Whet's My Line, Inc CRANBERRY SAUCE the Communists’ own arguments. helpless and loyal minority.” |Part of this loneliness is due to
He fancies himself a Socialist. There have been several reports his own preoccupation in building |~ 7, = — . but says he is not dogmatically | recently of growing intolerance of a new India. Part is due to the mile from the edge of the military
This talk has disappeared. Nehru similar papers if they do it without | meeting with a hundred thousand | flight, over the intersection of the | “goughed about a half dozen holes.
snaps sharply at anyone who men-| charging extra fees and in the! people listening does him more | Baltimore - W ashington Express- tions it. normal course of their business. | good than a week's vacation | way and Maryland @02, about one | diameter’ in the concrete surface. |
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~ Battle Nearing ‘Turkey's . President Acce pts Criticism|6 Michigan Negroes |—— ——
on Jobless Pay |but Cracks Down Upon Name-Calling ‘Honored as ‘Firsts’ )
ISTANBUL W — Prime Minister! sons over the last year op two. | “Roads and grain silos are going) DETROIT (INS)—Six Michigan New Dodge Truck Cabs Offer Added Vision
Adnan Menderes is an expert pol- Menderes’ country has received in ali over the country. The gov- : | itician who runs Turkey as vir-| about two billion postwar dollars | ernment is building sugar, cement | Nesroes were honored in Detroit GOP Fails to Push Bill tually a one-man show, He is ex-
Throvgh House, Minus temely sensitive to ‘eriticism
Dem Amendments He’ explairis it's all right for his
enemies to say his governtnent is
LANSING (#—With the fight Gracing Turkey to the brink of
tia: wpe ete tices | “But the law will be invoked bill , House members against those who say, ‘These in-
face another big battle next week famous and treacherous people are
tion.
The House got a forecast of over unemployment compensa- as the country to ruin,’ ”’ he
7 + >
He means that such name call-
things to come yesterday when jing will imvoke stringent press Republicans tried unsuccessfully | laws, which he holds necessary to
to shove through an unemploy-! protect the dignity and honor of
ment compensation bill without | the nation. A number of editors
Democratic amendments.
Republicans caucused on the |
issue before it came up for de-
bate. Then they tried to bleck a |
request from Rep. Ed Carey
(D-Detroit), Democratic floor
leader, that the bill be laid over
to give Democrats time te pre-
pare amendments.
Carey said he had been ap-
proached by Republicans who
wanted him to agree to withold
amendments. In return for this,
he said, Rep. George Van Peur-
sem (R-Zeeland) agreed to kick
the bill out of labor committee
of which he is chairman
Carey was fighting mad over
the refusal of Republicans to de-
lay action on the bill, which he
said would be “common cour-
tesy.””
Republicans claimed they saw
ne reason why the bill should be | have gone to jail fof various rea- from
|military aid. Just now he is en-| the United States, mostly as
gaged in a vast building program;
one of the local papers calls him
Adnan the Builder.
. . .
Since his party swept to power
five years ago, Menderes has
pushed an unprecedented program
of industrialization
The development program now
takes nearly 25 per cent of the
government's budget. Turkey is
constructing seven big dams and
power stations, costing from 35 to
30 million dolars each, and im-
proving seven ports at a cost of
10 to 20 millions each.
and textile factories,
plants for meat, fish, wheat, mac-
aroni and canned are going
up in more than 30 areas. There
will be new assembly plants for
tractors and trucks
* * >
Menderes’ backers say his hold
Program to lift Turkey from a
stagnant, subsistence economy will
rank him in history with great
Turkish heroes. His critics think
otherwise Some assert the Men-
deres program is catch-as-catch-
can, without a master plan, and
thus far a fiasco. They gay for-
eign investors are afraid to put
money into Turkey. They complain
some of the new factaries had to
shut down because Turkey's
shortage of foreign exchange pro-
hibits import of needed raw ma-
terials. They charge that the ac-
celerated expansion has caused in-
| flation
premises Evidently Menderes is taking a
two calculated risk based on
1. The future will take care of
itself through increased production,
| which will pay off expansion debts
Menderes says the turn will come
in two or three years, when new
factories go into prodction
2. The United States. which has
, poured millions into postwar Tur-
key as a bulwark against commu-
nism—75 per cent in military as- |
sistance—will have to bail Turkey
out of trouble if necessary. | last night at the second annual
| Fight for Freedom Week meeting
sponsored by the National Associa-
, tion for the Advancement of Col-
ored People.
They were honored for achieve
ments and. service as ‘‘firsts’’ of
their race to achieve high posi-
| tions in the state.
| Recognized were Rep. Charles C
| Diggs Jr., first in Michigan elected
to Congress; Dr. Remus Robinson
| first elected to the Detroit Board
of Education: John W. Roxborough
II, first consultant to the secretary
of state; Mrs. Gonzelle Bailey, first
named Mother of the Year in
Michigan; Circuit Judge Wade H.
| MeCree Jr., first elected to the)
| Michigan circuit bench, and
' Charles H. Mahoney, first chosen
full delegate to the United Nations. |
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of Their Occupation GAW Proposal t¢GM _ | Legislative Approval on apis cities ee ne eailas ‘The former Michigan senator |
in Three Stages | OSHAWA, Ont. @ — The first! Expansion Borrowing | ime dormhitories and similar struc- | does not drink alcoholic beverages. |
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| turned serious-minded and stolid. | sighed: “Ahhh, why don't Charlief circle of correspondents, gathered | 1 ‘Must nvr llogee mc citizen, | who were injured March 6, 192, | Here was the last real romantic | ¢ver do that? in an embassy ballroom: She gave | ie , t |when bleachers collapsed during |
prince of modern times—a winker, | But there was more than pure each guest a timid handshake; he | female reared on airy | an ice show. : ss tales, however,
a dtinker, a handsome dog a girl! chivairy tm Philip's behavior. | S4ve each a laugh. for ene cane these — aches | Much of the litigation dealt with — —— |
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London Papers
Dismiss 23,000 Lay Off Printers on the
23rd Day of Strike by tracts provide for dismissal notices
of 3 to 90 days.
The Spectator, a conservative
weekly journal of opinion, de
nounced the stoppage today as a
Communist plot.
gamated Engineering Union and
the Communist-led Electrical
rades Union called strike ‘Graham Crusade Disturbs Duller Scotch Ministers By GEORGE BURNHAM ing a service, said that she had , thé Bible does it quote Jesus as |
GLASGOW, Scotland—Billy Gra-|Adam and Eve as nothing more | saying ‘I think so; maybe this is
ham is having a disturbing effect |than a fairy tale, “but I heard
onthe ministers of Scotland. | Billy Graham tell it as truth : describing how they sinned This, perhaps, is the most signi-
ficant thing about the All-Scot-|‘D¢ Garden of Eden. land Crusade—well above the tre-| .““The sermon moved me deeply T
Electricians | March 25. They a raise! mendous crowds and thousands of |and If returned home to do‘ some
; FIFTEEN | (Aévertisement)
Well, He Asked for lt) :
STANFORD. Ky. w — Mayor Melps You Overcome
The Right Rev. K. C. H. | Ed Ensslin ig about the best cof-
Warner, Bishop of Edinburgh of (fee customer for the local drug-, FALSE TEETH
|the answer.’ Jesus said. ‘this is| the Episcopal Charch in. Scot- | store. The clerks like the mayor, | Looseness and Worry
the way; walk ye in it.’ He said, | land, also urged people to open but they are proud of their coffee,' no tonger be annoyed or fest tll-at+ ‘I am the way, the truth and the | their Bibles and find eut what (2nd the mayor always asked for ssse be tome. life; no man cometh to the father | was imside. “a cup of mud.” One fountain gir) tine (non-ecid) powder on but by me.’” | ie wpecking of te Mido changed that recently when she jour plates helds them Samer oo
2 red hi hat he red : “When I touch the Bible and | Crusade. Dr. Warner said: ee ordered FASTER) ef today Shenpaves counten
LONDON (®#—Publishers of Lon- |
don's 23 strikebound newspapers
dismissed their 23,000 printers to
day after a 14-hour session with
atrige leaders ended in deadlock.
The economy slash on the 23rd
day of the walkout came as no
surprise. The printers had been
given 15 days’ notice—in accord-
ance with their contracts—that
they would be laid off today un- | of 58 shillings 6 pence ($8.19) for| decisions at Kelvin Hall. wages which now average around
15 pounds ($42) a week. The pub-
lishers counteroffered 10 to 12
| Shillings ($1.40 to $1.68), dependin
on the working shift. :
Seven Die in Blaze
MANILA ® — Deaths in the
seven-hour fire at Bacolod City,
central Philippines, rose to 7 today
with 98 persons injured, the Manila checking. I found out that our
A nilsister came to Billy sev. | School books teach such stories eral days ago and said: jare mythical. Somebody is wrong
"en eee Saving & T | and I would like to know the an-
\fect on my’ ministry. For years 1 |*¥®"
jhave taught in my church that; witty has sever made any |many of the stories in the Bible| hones about the fact that he
jare myths, but I realize now that| feels the power in his ministry I have never had any power in my | comes from prayer and preach- sermons. | ing, with conviction, the Bible “You stand there on the plat- | 8% the inspired word of Ged. He’ i
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form night after night and tell | believes the Bible, from cover | to cover. quote its words, it is like a rapier |
or a sword in my hand to win men
te Christ,” Billy said.
Bible sales in Glasgow have
soared since the start of the
crusade, according to bookstores.
The Rt. Rev. E. D. Jarvis, mod-
| erator of the Church of Scotland, |
jhas warned there will be no new
|day for religion in Scotland unless
| the Bible comes into its own again “Say what you like about the
seems to be able to attract |
|wherever he goes, the fact is that |
[there are many thousands of peo- |
“This is, I believe, a symptom
of a revival which ts going on.
an indication that there is an un-
ie cup of mud.
great méetings Mr. Billy Graham | ~
somehow and for some reason |
{ple who are willing to go enor- |
mous distances to hear him |
expressed feeling among people |
See the New
Invisible Bifocal
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less agreement was reached be-|} ; jand unless there is a clearer un-|that there is a way through the R. H tween pet sublishere and 700 Pes Mirror —— _ | these same stories as the Gos- derstanding of what is meant by tangled future.” ° = a Optometrist tricians and maintenance men de- Slid Kill Fj pel truth. And I have seen with “People today,” he said. “are | saying it is the Word of God a Eves Eaemined ecsauat
manding wage. increases. ae ims Five | band Iepatead stn the power of God |looking for the voice of authority. He said Co ‘ Car C d- as amoeal” So far the publishers have made NAGASAKI, Japan —A land ™ the people get up out of thelr yy have tried the scientist, the| ‘Too many people, both be- ps oppe | “ew went te theo oases seats and walk to the front. no move to disband their editorial slide today killed five persons and politician, the philosopher. They |lievers and unbelievers, pre-sup DECATUR, Ill. ()—Patrolman FE 4-521!
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Members of the club will hold
a dinner dance Saturday evening
at Hotel Pontiac. A cocktail hour
will preceed dinner.
Guild Twelve Meets
in Stevens Hall
Mrs. Ralph Allen, vice president,
a meeting of Guild 12
of All Saints Episcopal Church
Golf Club to Hold
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| The twosome especially enjoyed |
ve returned to their homes after
spending five months in St. Peters-
burg, Fla.
| Mrs. 8S. M. Dudley of Augusta
| avenue is spending 10 days at
| Plant City, Fla., visiting Mrs.
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Haverhill road, Bloomfield Hills. | time next month. THE PONTIAC\PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1955 | :
editerranean Cruise
Evelyn Dohany of Interlaken
drivé, Pine Lake, recently arrived
at the Cloister, Sea Island, Ga.,
for a vacation.
New Orleans, * 2 ®
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roth have
A) ns| Mr. and Mrs. Milton F. Coulson The family traveled by pl =
Vista Del Mar, Pompano Michigan and Fla. They also visited
Lauderdale and Miami Beach.
“Goodbye My Fancy” opens this evening
at St. Dunstan’s Playhouse, Cranbrook.
' Four members of the cast are (left to right)
Donald S. Hutton of Birmingham; Mrs.|
Nathaniel Doughty (seated) of Birming-| 22 and 23.
\ham; Mrs. Zoltan Sepeshy of Bloomfield |
Hills and Victor Armstrong of Birmingham.
The play will begin at 9 p.m. and will
repeated again Saturday evening. Next) and the Wolf.” Mrs. Nancy Maas, |
week's performance will be given on April women who attain high scholar-
Mrs. DeRousha
Elected President
of Auxiliary Officers were elected by the a
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be | parents Wednesday afternoon with
a musical dramatization of ‘Peter
their teacher, directed the demon-
Auxiliary Slates Membership Tea A membership tea to be held, the tea may contact Mrs. Charles
| May 11 at the home of Mrs, John | Barrett, membership chairman, or| nounced that the awards dinner
| J. Marra in Lake Orion was dis- | Mrs. William Bedard, transporta- | Will be held in connection with
* cussed by members of the Pontiac | tion chairman.
~ General Hospital Auxiliary wha! Am invitation was extended te | Mrs. Ralph Babbington gave s Sews Cancer Pads
the auxiliary to attend an open | for met Wednesday evening.
Anyone interested in attending! heuse at Pontiac State Hospital.
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| the June meeting. Missionary Society
On a state conference
|auxiliary representatives of the. The Pioneer Missionary Soci+ty
Michigan Association of Hospita) | of Oakland Avenue United Presby-
Auxiliaries. | terian Church met Thursday.
It is sponsored by the associa- | Mrs. D. M. Keefer selected the
tion in cooperation with Michigan | Story of Noah and the Ark for her
~e devotions. Mrs. William McGilli-
Mrs. Coleman Lee
Heads Guild Party SS ee | ship the first semester or the en-
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin R. Hobart
Mrs. Daisy Cressman was hon-
ored at a surprise party this week
given by Mrs. J. F. McConnell of
Pine Lake road. Mrs. J. C. Sutton
was co-hostess.
Six guests gathered to express
Mr. | their best wishes to Mrs. Cressman
who is leaving for a three week
vacation in Tampa, Fla. While
there she will visit with former
|Pontiac residents, the M. J.
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Mrs. Marsh
ls Named
by Society Mrs. Frank Marsh was elected
first vice president of the Bethany
Baptist Women's Society when
members gathered Thursday for
an annual meeting.
Mrs. Robert Sutton was named
secretary; Mrs. Harry Buehring,
vice president of missions; and
Mrs. M. E. Baldwin, vice president
of Christian Training. Mrs. Pat-
rick Abare was elected historian;
Mrs. Omer Lewis, auditor and Mrs.
Grover McVean parliamentarian.
The nominating committee was
composed of Mrs. W. J. MeOul-
lech, Mrs. A. P. Webb, and Mrs.
Walter Willson,
Past presidents of the society
were honored at a luncheon served
in Fellowship Hall by the Martha
Circle.
Mrs. Turris McCully presented
an original poem, “Our Presi-
dents,” and Mrs. Aden Thornton
gave a neusical reading. Mrs. Cal
Hobart presented each of the hon
orees with a corsage.
Mrs. I. M. Lewis installed the of- In a setting of flowers , . Hyland of Birmingham, left, and Mra, | Becker of Pontiac, Thursday, at a meeting
Standish Sibley of Pontiac,
the Southeastern Michigan
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| THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1955
Mrs. William
right, discuss at Devon
ficers during the afjernoon meet-
ing.
Study Club
Gives Books
'to Library | Child Culture Club met at the
| home of Mrs. Donald Rofe of Mat-
thews street, Thursday evening.
| The roll call question was, ‘‘What
| Would You Do If You Suddenly
| Acquired $5,0007"
| Mrs. Ralph Harrison of the ways and rheans committee conducted a
' white elephant sale.
| Members have donated eight
| beoks to the new Ada Shelly Li-
| brary for the children in the
eight to sixteen age group. A
Get Ready Now! | gram of the Michigan Child Study | Association in May, which will be |
| held at Lapeer. |
| The next meeting will be held at |
ithe Williams Lake road home of
| Mrs. Raymond Jacobson.
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Interesting ideas for horticultural therapy take the attention of of Berkley. Mrs. Burlingame was coordina-
left to right, Mrs. James R. Sanborn, Sr., of #0r for the quarterly meeting of the South-
Walnut Lake, Mrs. William H. Burlingame, | eastern Michigan Horticultural Therapy |
of Birmingham and Mrs. Edward W. Sogan | Council Thursday at Devon Gables. Pontiac Press Phete
Gables.
Therapy Council program with Dr. Anne|the meeting, talked on “Geriatrics.”
furthering work in! Dr. Becker, psychiatrist
Horticultural | for Pontiac State Hospital, guest speaker at
Dr. Becker, Psychiatrist,
Speaks on ‘Geriatrics’
Members Exchange Valuable Ideas,
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cipal] speaker at the meeting. She
~| spoke on ‘Treatment and Under- with fresh flowers or planting | ,, ling of Geriatrics Cases,” aft-
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|says Italy now is carrying out |
Grosse Pointe, | successfully. That {is outpatient
Pontiac and (clinics for discharged patients
much of ((where former patients may get
aid, should they need it after leav- |
were Hh
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Other guest Mrs.
the senile and the men- | William Gietel of Ann Arbor, who are or benefited spoke on ‘Vegetable Sculpturing
flowers and grow- and Bedside Horticultural Ideas,”
garden groups and Miss Rhea McCandliss of Kal-
them to make | amazoo. She talked on “Gardening
arrange center- Projects for Patients.”
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The little’ patients are receptive
and enthusiastic, she said.
Mrs, Kathryn Hopkins, of Royal
Oak, formerly working with the St. |
tiac State Hospital by Birmingham,
F | Pontiac, Walnut Lake and Berkley
National Farm and Garden groups:
the Oakland County Convalescent
Hospital by the St. James Epis’
® | copa] Church group of Birming—
|ham; the Michigan Hospital] for
| Crippled Children, Farmington,. by
Rosedale Park National Farm and
Pontise Press Phote | arden Group and the Farming-
Lake Rest Haven by the Royal
Oak Garden Club.
| the Grosse Pointe Park Garden
Mrs. Shorey Heads
Sorority Chapter
Leather Goods Heads Gr oup
in May 7 Event
oh holo ae ee nas
= evening to bers of the Yomar
\ Antique Group << Ta Prodytarien
Show Mrs. Earl Van Dyke was wel-| cers when they met this week at
comed as a new member. Mrs. J. | Hotel Waldron.
April 19, 20, 21 E. Frankenfield led the group in|
; | Bible study of the book of Hebrews | president: Mrs. H. G. Richardson,
All Saints Mrs. William Hilderly gave vice president; Mrs. William Ki- prayer for missions.
Mrs. Richard Wright will head a
mittee to serve the woman's)
association luncheon on May 7 at’
the church. Episcopal Church
W. Pike G Williams
Early American
and Primitives
16 Exhibitors
\ service. Lunch and Tea
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Q) Mrs. Harry Wood, Mrs. Caius | Gordon and Mrs. Chester Varney
C777 aTD assisted the hostess.
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Mrs.
Lenn kthhddéd
Members of Phi Chapter of
Sigma Phi sorority elected
Mrs. Robert Shorey was elected #@TY to Starr Commonwealth for o¢ Mr. and Mrs. John Noble = S Boys at Albion will hold its annual
spring party April 23. The bridge cerning a money making project | tea will be held in Cranbrook ( take place April 16. Refresh- | vited the council to come to Ann len, treasurer;
head, recording secretary;
Mrs. A. E. Bail,
secretary.
Plans were made for a Founder's
Luncheon was served from a lace | Day banquet to be held April 27)
at Devon Gables.
Mrs. Park Buchner’s program) Mrs. Palmer E. Sutton i
topic was, “How Is Your Conver- | eral chairman of party. She i
sation?” and Mrs, Walter Hiller’s| being assisted by Mrs. ]
| topic was, ‘Voice and Vocabu-
Couple Married
in LaGrange
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Raley
‘of Rosshire Court announce the
| April 1 marriage of their daugh-
| ter, Geraldine Belinda and Teddy
R. Iverson. He is the son of Mr.
jand Mrs. Arthur T.
Detroit. Both attended Hillsdale
college. Mrs. John White-
corresponding
Iverson of Spring Party
nn 2lated April 29
atti- Qt Cranbrook New Citizens’ League |
Plans Spring Dance
Plans for a spring dance were| Coordinator for Thursday's event
discussed at a meeting of the New | was Mrs. William H. Burlingame, |
| Citizens League of Pontiac héld | of Birmingham. The Berkley Na-
,_ Southern Oakland County Auxil- recently at the Watkins Lake home | tional Farm and Garden Group |
and School gymnasium.
Each year proceeds have
| the commonwealth.
Carson, Mrs.
Pine Lak
The ceremony was performed in =e
| LaGrange, ti. This is the auxiliary’s fifth party. of the meeting.
cottage that houses ten boys at}
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The Ann Arbor Garden Club in- A discussion was also held con-
ments were served at the close |Arbor for its next meeting, a |
quarterly event.
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Woman Sho ws SelfConte mpt in Her Slavish Devotion
Antiques and
Good Food
in Spotlight Mrs. Albert E. Silk
Will Make Dessert
to Star on Menu
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Feod Editor
Many of you will be eating lunch
at Pontiac's Antique Show next
week. The women who put on the
show have a reputation for good
food which they intend to uphold
again this year.
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to Washable Wallpaper — | sist water, and thus dire difficult] Me? Srandchildren Just love tie So many of the wallpapers of|to remove with water unless a bubbles when you eat it.”
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The tablecloths themselves vary
Some use black, like a bold white
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This comes with matching snack |
Tablecloths to be used with this
black china and stemware don't
have to be black themselves.
The austere color blends well
with anything, and will look par-
ticularly striking with a ginger- |
colored cloth or perhaps a spring |
shaded pattern of turquoise and
pink fruit on white linen. steamer is used.
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Juice of 1 lemon
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Snap Ribbons
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Guest Conductor Seecerial
Two of Own Compositions
Judith Dickstein Shows Talent With}.
Mendelssohn Piano Concerto .
By JAMES Y. VANDERSALL
The Pontiac High School Band
under the direction of Dale C.
Harris. presented a superb con-
cert last night in the PHS boys
gymnasium.
Pontiac can well be proud of its
high school band and _instru-
mental music supervisor and di-
rector, Mr. Harris. With the aid of
his staff, the music program from
year to year reaches a high stand-
ard of performance such as |
heard last night.
The concert epened with the
march, “Rainbow Division” by
Nirella which displayed techni-
cal precision and symphonic
style rarely heard in a band of j well done with symphonic tone
| and brilliant tone by Miss Dick-
| ducted again by Mr. Harris. The
j and. rhythmical THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988 .
“Impromptu Fantasia’ by Chopin |.
for an encore. This number dis-
Played excellent technical facility
stein.
. * .
The Mendelssohn Symphony No.
4, second movement, was con
legato’ melody in the woodwinds
and the accompanying staccato
sembled the bowed melodie violins
and strings in contrast to pizzicato
cello and bass strings of the
symphony
In the ‘Saguaro Cactus” move- lis School” was the topic of dis- |
high school age musicians.
The Borodin “Ballet Music’
from the opera “Prince Igor’’ was
in three parts. The first contained
intricate rhythmical effects an- |
swered: by brilliant passages in
the woodwinds. The second part
passed the melody from one sec-
tion of the band to the other,| Another highlight of the program
French horn and baritone euphon- , ¥@s the first performance of Glenn
jum to the oboe and Back again| Osser's poem, “Hiawatha
to the horn. The third part was a|Land,” which was composed for
display of brilliant technique and | this concert and will be published
speed. next December. Osser, a native of
“The Clock and the Dresden | ’
Figures” by Ketelby was a very | ment of the suite “Desert Oddi-
| ties” by Royal we heard difficult
after-beat rhythms in the cornet
section answered by melodic pas-
sages in the combined band with
brilliant percussion display of the
drums and xylophone
* 7 * The operetta,
Wednesday at the Lydia Mendelssohn Thea-| Eugene Moore of Royal Oak, Dave Morgan’
ter in Ann Arbor and will run through] of Birmingham and. Richard Booth of Bir-
Saturday. It will also be presented April 23) | mingham.
at the Rackham Memorial Theater in De. | | versity of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan
troit. Going over the script with Katie | Society. |
Micou of Bloomfield Hills, who has the “Tolanthe” opened | principal role
They are members of the Uni- Willis PTA
Muriel Hutchinson, chairman of |
that emphasis today in teaching | 1
science is placed on first hand | =
NINETEEN
The choral group sang four songs |
the program /committee, “reaching | Haeberie direction of Rosamond {liam Saranen preilld of tate. Three School PTAs Hold Meetings “How We Teach Science at Wil-| Reuse and Sandy Wyllie, Others
were Danny Thomas, Jim Ken-
cussion at the Thursday meeting of | nedy, Robert Pearson and Becky ship months. Everyone present con- Bonsta, April and September have been
designated as Dimes for Scholar-
tributed a dime toward the fund.
Eva M. Watling and Mrs, Wil-
freshment table.
experiences that are purposeful |
and meaningful, |
She said the program is one
of “doing” rather than one in
which insignificagt facts. thaf
are of little use to the child, are |
Geraldine Brown discussed the |
importance of field trips in the |
science curriculum. How science is |
taught in the first grade was ex- |
plained by Barbara Cullin
Virginia Fowler used a recorded |
portion of the science program pro-
duced for Pontiac Schools, ‘‘More
Wonderful Than Magic."’
Mrs. Carroll Porritt demon-
strated the use of audio-visual
materials with a color film, “Life |
of the Monarch Butterfly.”
The idea that im our science |
classes today children are per-
formers rather than spectators was |
demonstrated by Mrs. Hazen Rey-
nolds and six of her fifth graders
Owen
The Owen PTA met in the school
gymnasium Wednesday evening
It was announced that a meet-
ing of interesteq parents and
boys will be heid May 3 at 7:38
p-m. for the purpose of organiz-
of Celia, are (left to right) | ts a Cub Scout pack.
Mention was also made of the
faet that Owen School is one of the
| six centers in Pontiac where the |
polio serum will be given. The}
shots are to begin April 30
The program chairman, Mrs. Eu-
gene Chisholm, introduced Allen
|W. Palmer who showed colored
fascinating number featuring the |
flutes and woodwinds. supported
by the various clock rhythms and =— performed by the per-
soitlach, chitaes bells and| The Beebe “Metropolitan Scene” lophone , with its descriptive music of heavy
~ . traffie by church
chimes and bells made one think
of New York or a similar large
city. Beebe’s march, “School Mu-
sician,”” ended the program with a
rousing victorious theme and tone
resembling a pipe organ at the
end. Hermann directed the band in
two of his own compositions, ‘“The
North Sea” overture, and two
parts of the “Kiddie Ballet.” Fun Night Planned The overture began with a full- ‘
ness and. sonsrite which describe | PY Newcomers’ Club
the broad expanses of the sea. eae, Mrs. Harold Newstead of Mari-
The storm at sea gave the sound | >oreugh drive was hostess at a
effect of thunder, high winds and | Técent meeting of the Pontiac New-
chilling waters, leaving nothing to Co™ers Club. She was assisted by
the imagination but the lightning. | Mrs. Neil Monger and Mrs. Hugh
This number was given its first ales
Mrs. Clyde Christian was a guest.
By DELORES WEST
Michigan State College students |
began Spring term last week. This
“Spartacade” and the
Women’s Inter-Dormitory dance
take the spotlight as the first
large social] events on the East |}
| Lansing campus this term |
*Spartacade,”’ weekend
©. transformed in D to a midway of will be entertaining with a panto- | Dances Highlight Campus Activities
This Week at Michigan State College The two living units working to-
gether, . construct their booth
‘around a theme and title of their
own choosing.
The titles of the booths this
a carnival type
event, will be held
Saturday ev — “Rearing
— =e be| Joly Bradley of Spehane detve
| mime in the booth entitled, “Rare
| movies made on a trip to the |
| Canadian Rockies
The Pontiac Mother Singers, |
directed by Mrs. Charies Chap-
man and accompanied at the |
piano by Mrs. John Bills, enter-
taimeqd with a group of vocal
Webster of South Johnson avenue! gumbers,
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The theme “Isle of View” and
the music of a local band pro
vided atmosphere for the dancing
couples, Two more Pontiac ° stu-
dents attending the semi-formal
dance were Beveriy Wright of Cot-
tage street with Charles Rice of
Florence street.
A Birmingham student taking |
part in the affair was Phyilis
Strang with Larry Key of Midland.
Betty Wortman whe resides on
Dwight avenue recently repre-
sented Chi Omega sorority on
WKAR-TV in a program which
is one Of a series describing sor-
erity life on the MSC campus.
June Lind of Mystic Valley road |
is Raper to Purdue University ,
this weekend to attend a | grade won the home room attend. |
ance award. Mrs. Cleo Wiley and |
Mrs. Arnie Franklin’ presided at
the refreshment table at the close
of the meeting.
MecCarrolt
A pane! discussion on ‘‘Democ-
racy in Action” was presented by |
Food’s Better Now
Americans are getting more of
foods taday, spend- Mrs, Daniel Carmichael’s third |
“VETERANS!
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performance by the University of | 32 brightly light- o ans were made for an armual Window.’ a — band ss fun night. The aflaie will consist ee aoe Gerald Breen of Berwick boule-
- °. | of dinner. and dancing on May 7 ting ; ard is another student participat- 1954 at the national convention lat the Elks Te forts of 64 living ing. He is in a combo
= Aes Senos ane Se | cig ane alae Gli by the 14 units et MBC. tor the “Luflaby in Birdland” tors Assn. hers tare eaten Gs it is customary that two living | booth
acta Mr Oe ye HESS | cise ercogs sees | lon cared toa re six a During the carnival, the and the go
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movement Mendels- | Plans for e mother and daughter | #"@ Participating in “Spartacade.” | Iroquois read. Judy
reel beatae aad aoc cooperative dinner to be held May | Working behind the scenes as| special study away from
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{9 THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APaIE 15, 1955
Hal Boyle Says: Woman, 104 Years Old,
is Avid Baseball Fan
Egypt Fighting Illiteracy Er
CAIRO @—It' is one thing to run; “No man now can control more} Nasser said he saw no solution| Last night, as usual she sat up
a revolution. It is quite another to | than 300 acres,” he said. to the tense situation with Israel,/to watch her favorite television
build up a nation after you have | * . *| because of the pressure from hun- :
won a revolution. . | His: problems from pro-| dreds of thousands of Arabs dis- ’
y Meet, Cot, Gamal Abdel esnat. | AG Ge Seeee sues Samer | Peer cd A : : =
=a, @81.4= FAMIL the 3?-year-cld strong man of|to the building of giant irrigation; “We cannot-control these refu-i— *
Egypt. spent 10 years plotting the | and industrial projects. But Nasser | gees—they want to return to their lA
the Israelis s new be
Thal, was accomplished nearly attack on illiteracy. Less than one tier we are afraid of
des seervags. Monet oon aaa ont at ne four of Egypt's teeming 22| and they are afraid of us.”
quitely determined to dovete the) millona now eam send Wr weil At the close of the interview ;
rest of his life to carrying out a| e plan to build 4,000 Nasser presented each visitor with Y ABLE MODEL PRI ED new
reform program that will cure his} schouts im the next 10 years.” he an autographed portrait.
backward country of its ancient | | said. “Last year we completed 368,
n
ills. more than had ever built in| ser as a young idealist trying to :
He told of his hopes the oother | so short a time before.” carry out a ‘socialiste program
day in a rare interview granted| He indicated he Yelt free elec- | that will collapse of its own weight.
to a group of visiting American | tions were meaningless until the} “Already the people are begin- |
newsmen, Coming into the ante-| voters were educated enough to/ning to ask, ‘The revolution was
room of his headquarters, you had | | vote Sor their own best interests. fine—but now what's in it for
the feeling the revolution had just | me?’” one said.
Seen guild off a Sew momens| ‘The tnpression gained by his ef 8
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°° ¢ jnor his revolutionary council of | grown in stature with his job, and
| It was crowded with milling | young army officers intend to step | that through his hold gn the loy-
| army officers and businessmen, all | down from power until their re-| alty of the young Nationalistic of- |
| anxious to reach the leader’s ear.|form program has modernized | ficers he can sit in the saddle of
| Armed guards lounged by the win-| Egypt. Of this task Nasser has/| power for a long time to come.
|dows, carefully scrytinized each | written “It is not in the twinkling; All
j Visiter whe entered. | of an eye that one is able to set | clerk's son'who threw out a king,
Prime Minister Nasser, 6-feet an | right ¢ the waste of so many cer | has
handsome, greeted the newsmen | turies.” and that lie has made progress in
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| slowly and thoughtfully. He spoke | dynamo, never raised his voice.|agree that Nasser has
jin perfect English. ‘It is his philosophy: “We are| dreams of a larger pol role |
Nasser, who proved himself a/ strong when we remain calm.” j|for Egypt in Africa, the Middle |
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peasants under his regime. a moment, then said quietly, “‘No.”’ | and covering more than 200 miles.
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RARE SHOWING—Frank Dunn, 64, builds circus figures and trains sters are the children of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Briney, 62 E. Iroquois out of scrap wood and flattened tin cans in his spare time. Above, Dunn. , Rd. Dunn keeps his handiwork in the garage and says he won't display who lives at 55 E. Iroquois Rd., looks on as Jimmy Briney, 7, and his it next until fall. By then he hopes to have the circus’ three rings ready. sister, Barbara, 3, play railroaders with his 10-unit train. The young- | He calls the circus ‘‘The Little Big Show.” lu ‘Jaycees’ Event | Second Annual Pontiac Builders’ Show Scheduled Next Week
Starts Thursday Thirty-Five Business.
Firms Will Participate.
in 4-Day Affair
Pontiac’s Junior ~ Chamber of
Commerce will present the second |
annual Greater Pontiac Home and |
Builders Show in the Pontiac
Armory next week. The show
will run from Thursday through |
Sunday (April 271-24) with 35 busi-
ness firms participating.
Predicted to be the outstanding
| do-it-yourself show of this com-|
| munity, everything for the home
from the slate floored foyer to the
| kitchen sink will be on display.
Co-chairmen of the event will be
Harry Zering and Fred Poole. Dr. |
Donald Bergeron has been named
publicity chairman.
display this year. A model house,
duration of the | guests at the rally dinner for the BOOST CANCER CONTROL —
| Olsen of Pontiac, (right), president
from | and County Unit of the American Cancer Society,| of Pontiac, spoke briefly. Ziem gave statistics on
Armory, will be open to the | welcomed board members, volunteer workers and, Oakland County and stressed research under way on
for Dr. Richard M.| Devon Gables. Mrs. Edward W. Williams of Roch
of the North Oak- | ester, Crusade co-chairman with Frederick C. Ziem
April cancer edu-| this disease which now kills one out of every four.
cational Crusade Month held Wednesday evening at
Proceeds from the show wil] be |
used for the Jaycees’ youth pro- |
s. (
Merchants who have announced a Nn cer
that they will have booths at the
. | “The secret to successful cancer
Benson Lumber Co., Inc., Jacob-! treatment is early diagnosis
sens bane a s aed “How can this be done? Mostly ers, mnne rs, . -| it depends on the individual .. .
Poole Lumber and Builders Sup-| op, you,” said Frederick C. Ziem
| ply Co., A. Elbling and Sons, of Pontiac in his talk to the board
Corwin Lumber and Coal Co., Wa- | members, volunteer workers and
tersofteners, Inc, G and M Com | guests at the American Cancer
struction Co., Detroit Edison Co. Society rally dinner Wednesday Smith Sales. and Service, Pontiac | evening at Devon Gables.
State Bank, Pontiac Cut Stone Co.,
Ellis Builders and Supply Co..| Ziem is chairman of Cancer
Michigan Fluorescent Light Co.,| Crusade Month being promoted
| Thoro-Seal, G. A. Thompson and! during April by the North Oak-
‘Sons, Community National Bank ‘and County Unit of the South-
and the Pontiac Association of In-| eastern Michigan Division.
surance Agents, W. N. McCandless,! 7zi0m called the group's atten-
tion to the fact that in 194 one Inc }
| out of every four persons died of Others who have signed up for
Booster Comes Later
State Lauded
for UF Work booth space include; Michigan Soft
Water Co., Pontiac Millwork Co., | Water Co., illw 7 ee Penna’ Brien Hest | Salk Work Backed
Michigan Ist and 2nd Graders Will Get a": 2 seve, amt'® by Polio Foundation Awning and Window Co., Boige
. Salk’s Only 2 Polio Vaccine Shots This Spring Eighth Annual Meeting | LANSING @ — Michigan's first
Keynoted by County
Man Yesterday
Michigan was lauded for its pio-
neer work in cooperative fund- |
raising by a Birmingham man who
keynoted the eighth annual meeting
of the state United Fund in East
Lansing yesterday.
Walter G. Laidlaw, executive
vice president of the Detroit United
Fund, said, “The people of Michi-
gan prefer to lead, not follow.”
He stated that only a few years § polio shots to first and second shot number a half million.
| grade pupils in most of the coun- ago “terrific competition ameng
Ss the start of united fund-
nation have followed suit and na-
tional agencies are joining local
community chests and funds.
W. Earl Prosser, executive di-
rector of the state UF, said the
health and welfare organizations.
Pontiac delegates to the meetnig
were Karl A. Bradley, Miss Mary
Ellen Wyngarden, the Rev. John
Trese, Arthur Heaton, Nelson Ne-
deau, Dwyer Sump and Mrs. Calvin
Dennison.
Detroiter Fatally Hurt
DETROIT w—Ralph L. Leffel,
60, of Detroit, was fatally injured
last night when he was struck by
an automobile while crodsing a
and second grade children will re-
ceive only two doses of Salk polio
vaccine this spring and a booster
shot seven months later.
‘The State Health Department |
disclosed last night that it had
revised its program for the free |
vaccination program in the schools
to conform to a changed national
ey. e* 2* e
Dr. F. S. Leeder, director of dis- |
éase control for the department, |
said Michigan will give the first |
ties Monday as originally planned.
A few counties do not plan to start |
until the following weex. .
But the second shot, instead of
coming a week later after the first, |
probably will be given four weeks |
later, Dr. Leeder said.
Then the booster shots will be
given next winter.
The National Foundation for In- |
fantile Paralysis has endorsed the |
use of two injections of the Salk |
anti-polio vaccine rather than
three.
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In Washington, the fariest pos- |
sible method of distributing sup-
plies of Salk polio vaccine will be |
sought at a government-sponsored |
meeting of doctors, health officials
to explore every possible means
for assuring equal opportunity for
immunization for all those who
wish it ag quickly as possible.”
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Mrs. Hobby said that among
is pictured above in his hand-made
isn't. CAR RUNS DN WATER — “Twenty-five
Lean iirecord wan npbe Baim pipe crrpm
boast while explaining the st car
shift or Clutch — and runs on water. Other features of the car, which
cost Keen 13 years and $100,000, are “no exhaust and doesn’t make any
noisé.”” Keen, who owns a die and stamping business
in Madison, Wis.,
car showing where the gear
those being invited age representa-} 2 There would be difficulty in}
tives of the American Medical | keeping Ghildren and their status | the polio vaccine was fi-
under a grant of the Ne
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis to the University of Assn. and other medical groups, | correctly identified du tat |
the Assn. of State and Territorial in which many would by teovng | Watches Without Works Pittsburgh. Foundation for Infantile Paralysis trom grade to grade‘ and even
and the phafmaceutical industry. .
‘Stolen From Salesman Officials of the foundation said
this grant was set up the same as
Workers Meet cancer and that the purpose of; Rechester, co-chairmag fer the
| this Crusade Month is to impress! educational Crusade, spoke of
|upon people that this ratio is en-| the enthusiasm of the volunteer
| tirely unnecessary. workers, of the faith that re-
| He said that with a projected pop- | Search eventually will be re
ulation of 500,000 this year in Oak- | warded.
land County, 125,000 will develop Introducing the
cancer and that 70,000 of them’ was Dr. Richard E. | will die of cancer af the present tiac, president of the [rate .
| stop being afraid of cancer .. .
| will heed the seven danger signals |
. will go to their physicians
te regular examinations. |GAW Question
| wet” tow tate” || Brings Varied
Answers Here
We are out of the fog, thanks,
to doctors, scientists and
of volurfteers,
| Mrs. Edward W. Willams
‘Wants to Push Pencil; |W" shington
school to school or city to city.
The conference also will con- | MADISON, Wis. —Sy Glass, & other foundation grants to institu-|—. . . butcher — Yes, I sider ways to keep the public tn-| estes ane i goer oe salesman from Detroit, reported | tions=that is, the money is given| Tired of Pushing Dirt think it’s wérth a formed about supplies and distri |, stage of the ‘eadahitinn as long to police yesterday that a num-|to the institution and not to any} WACO. Tex. (UP)—John R. strike .,. and I PRY bution and the problem of coopera- 5 ber of watches had been taken | individual. ; ’ . .,.| think they (the auto workers) will as seven months later. : , Kilgore Jr., a Baylor University | tion among groups concerned. from his car . . . but they won't . ; strike to get it. 4. Vaccine supplies should be | 4, At the university, Dr. Salk is | journalism student, will be glad The foundation said children who ; do ‘any ticking. Claud Irby, 86 Hudson, ma- , plentiful by the time the booster research professor of bactériology| when he finishes college because, received the vaccine last year will Glass said the works were miss | 114 director of the nlhe “ . ene chinist—I think a be given a booster shot. shot is due. ing from_all the watches but he | tory of the Santer Baas ey pencil ¢ guaranteed an-- The children to get this booster} Since private physicians are ex-| valued the cases at $5,000. He told | @>or® School inst . nual wage would pected to fall in line with the two-| police they were taken while he | “"* Kilgore, 26, went into the bull- & good thing,
The children to be inoculated in | shot schedule, this will mean an | was eating lunch, His caf, officers} University of Michigan officials | dozing business to pay his way| I don’t think the foundation's two-shot plan will| initial inoculation of 45 million said, with the trunk door pried | Said they had no knowledge of any | through college and to support his worth a long, have to get their booster shots from | children ade ee was parked on the city’s | funds being set up for Dr. Salk in| wife and their adopted Japanese wn-out strike. private physicians. under the three-shot pian. capitol square. | connection with the vaccine. daughter. Ea Gould, 12571 . 7 s - - = .
The foundation's medical direc- 1 be High-
tor, Dr. Hart E. Van Riper, gave 7 . y land Park, car these major reasons for the de- 4 wien
=tee'ct| New Auto Colors Not New®.2=""= Shot to the bulk of the school chil- wi aly om! dren:
eee
1. The foundation Gots not went By ARNOLD 8. HIRSCH “It looks kind of dull now,” ) fancy, it is used on few cars or| It is the task of the body engi-| whether it — to tie up the additional vaccine} Those “new” paste] colors and | Milner commented ag he flipped | even eliminated entirely. neers and color stylists in the|be worth a
for a period that might continue | two-tone combina’ you're see-through the color book for that| As a spokesman for a Detroit highly competitive auto business to/ strike, bu into next winter or even next /ing on 195 cars really aren't 80! yeor, “But it was very bright in| manufacturer said, “We cut down | come up with that “something dif-| looks like spring. new. It’s just that. auto makers = ” are using more liberally shades those days. production of those colors which | ferent” every time, _ (the auto
and stylings which have been in| Since that first two-tone hardtop, | aren't selling darned fast.” In that respect, Pontiac this year ers) will
Pontiac Guard
Stands Annual
Inspection Here Pontiac’s National Guard in-
fantry unit, Company M of the
125th Regiment, 46th Division,| Peak im 1924, Milner recalls. the background for 30 years. iN
much,” explains W. R. Milner,
body engineer for Pontiac Motor
Division.
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came through {ts annual federal) Black was the number one hue,
inspection last night with flying, ‘ellewed by grey, dark’ green and colors | “re blue.
Even 15 years ago, half the cars Men and equipment of the
local company, commanded by | out by the auto industry
Capt. A. J. Largent of Roch. Were black. By last June, how-
ester, were inspected by officers | . red + was being
from the Sth Army Inspector | *Prayed on less 11 per cent General’s office at the Water of the nation’s new autos.
street armory At that, a black car really isn’t
. as black as it used to be, Milner i
filner says, ‘“We've been rushed.”’
More than 8 out of 10‘cars roll-
ing off the assembly line have two
PICKING MATERIAL — W. R. Milner, Pontiac Motor Division body
engineer, views possible seat upholstery material for future models at
the Pontiac engineering building. At left are color “chips,” or samples,
representing paints’ used on past and present models, plus possible
selections for 1956. Behind Milner is a chart showing which upholstery
shades are available with which color autos. Milner likens car colors to wom- |
en's hats. “Some years they're)
silly and some years we hit on
something that really sells."’
What does he think of the three-
tone pairit jobs adorning some 1955
models?
“It the car is designed right, it’s O.K. and it may last. But,” he adds, “if three is good, shouldn’t four be better?”
came out with what it calls
“Vogue” two-toning.
Instead of having only the roof a
different color than the rest of the
body, a line of bright metal swings
down from the front window ‘and
extends the length of the car. Har-
monizing colors are used on either
side of the strip. -
Thus, what would have been in
other models the roof colo? only is
carried down into half the body
and the rear deck, making the
auto look longer and lower.
Oldsmobile in 1954 in uced a
similar dividing line patfern which
Started at the rear window. This
year, continuing its sales-wise ef-
fort to be different, Olds changed
its color styling.
Other radical color-and-chrome
combinations have come forth this
year from virtually every auto eas lat [ |
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Grand Rapids Officials
Won't Greet Manager
GRAND RAPIDS ® — Mayor George Veldman of Grand Rapids
and two city commissioners have cer.
Competition has even carried
color into the formerly drab in-
terior of autos.
Once faced with no choice of in-
terior shades, today’s auto buyer | “
can select hues to match or at}
least harmonize with the outside.
Even in Its lowest-cost models,
Pontiac recently began offering a
choice of three interior colors in-
stead of the single upholstery
shade previously available.
Color and styling don’t stand
still,
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Selk vaccine is safe and effective.
By EDWIN DIAMOND
ANN ARBOR (INS)—In June,
1916, New York newspapers be-
gan to report on what they called
a “strange epidemic” which al-
ready had claimed 14 lives.
Before the summer of 1916 was
— in the northeastern
United States were crippled by
polio. More than 6,000 of them
died.
The heaviest tolis were record- fi} _ Then in 1938 the National Foun-
| dation for Ipfantile Paralysis. was
eee by President Franklin
“WI, toe ad ot bin ee econ,
Basil O'Connor, the foundation was
| organized to lead,
the polio fight.
The stage was now set ‘for the
fight to go forward.
Work was begun on typing polio
virus, since there were indications
that more than one strain was
active. It was found eventually
that three main virus families ex-
isted—Lansing, Leon and Brun-
hilde. ed in New York City: 2,000 dead, |
7,000 others felled, many of them |
crippled for life.
America had experienced its first
large-scale polio epidemic.
Three elements stood out sig-
nificantly, but went unappreciated
at the time.
First, the. disease, which had
been called infantile paralysis, hit
Second, the cases followed no
intelligible pattern of geography or
family. Of two brothers sharing
the same room, eating at the same |
, table and going to the same school, |
one would come down with polio |
and not the other.
In 1936 and 1937 field trials were
held in Toronto, Canada, and in
Alabama. Some 10,000 children re-
ceived a chemical spray to seal
up their nostrils.
It sealed up their nostrils—but
that was all it accomplished. Vaccine studies were revised te
| take inte account the fact that
an effective ineculation must
protect against all three types
of polio.
With foundation support and
under the impact of wartime medi-
cal research, knowledge of pelio
virus and body mechanisms in-
creased.
The discovery of antibiotics gave
researchers more freedom in their
laboratories—there was no need
for elaborate sterile procedures
once. tissue cultures got a squit |
of antibidtic
The need for blood plasma to|
j treat combat troops for shock |
development of gamma globulin
(GG). Using the fractionating
method to break down blood into
solid components, scientists inci-
dentally found that GG contained a
large share of antibodies.
Between 1949 and 1952 the
breakthrough on the polio front
occurred and set the stage for a
Partridge will head the Continental
Air Defense Command at Colorado
Suprings, Colo
to therU. S. from his present post
as head of the U. S. Far East
Air Force. | under. war conditions led to the |
COMING HOME—Gen. Earle E.
He will return, idea behind the ill-fated nose spray
| tests). Dr. Enders’ achievement
| demonstrated the potlé virus could |
| grow in other cells.
2. It opened the way for a |
safe, relatively cheap and ample
supply of pure vaccine—since
vaccines can be made only from
viruses.
It was safe because there was
in nerve tissues brought with it the
flammation of the brain).
,000 Died in First Polio Epidemic scientist named Jonas E. Salk took
over as director of the University
of Pittsburgh's
laboratory and began building on
this accumulation of knowledge.
At this point, a brilliant young
India Exporting
-||Many Monkeys
for Polio Serum
NEW YORK (UP)—
of Rhesus monkeys necessary for
the manufacture of Salk polio vac-
cine begin arriving in this country
from India next week, authorita-
| tive sources said today.
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ly less than two years he had poland to join him here “even
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Production Lines: School Board | County Deaths
General Motors’ April
Sales Set New Record — / DETROIT—Retail sales of General Motors passenger cars im the
United States during the first 10 days of April were at an all-time
high for that period, President Harlow H. Curtice announced today.
The record sales during the period April 1-10 followed first quarter
sales of new GM passenger cars which were the highest for any quarter
in the company’s history, Curtice said,
This brought domestic deliveries of new Chevrolets, Pontiacs,
Oldsmobiles, Buicks, and Cadillacs im 1965 through April 10 to
1,003,821, the highest total ever recorded for this period and 145.2
per cent of the figure for the same peried of 1954.
New car sales by GM dealers during the first 10 days of this
month totaled 109,836—higher than for any previous April 1-10 period
in GM history. The figure was 133.5 per cent of the sales total for the
period of 1954.
Each of GM's five passenger car divisions also set records for
the period in new car sales. ,
Plymouth to Expand
NEW YORK—The president of Chrysler Corp.’s Plymouth Division
says he has launched a continuing 100-million dollar expansion program
to boost production, already at a record-breaking level.
Plymouth sales of the first three months of 1955 increased 85
per cent over last year's figures, President John P. Mansfield said
yesterday. The Division currently is at peak production and must
expand to pfoduce more. It now is producing 3,600 cars a day on
an overtime basis
Ford Sets 1-Day Mark
DETROIT—Ford division of Ford Motor Co. set a new post
war one-day production record last Tuesday when it turned out
6,367 new cars, Division General Manufacturing Manager M. L.
Wiesmyer said today.
Wiesmyer said the division also established a new record for
a five-day week by turning out 30,531 new autos last week.
Division's assembly plants are working on maximum
schedules to help dealers increase their inventories for the
summer selling season, he said.
Truck Manuals Issued
Unique manuals containing more than 200 cartoon-like sketches to illustrate proper truck care and operation are being distributed to GMC
truck buyers.
Developed by the Technical Service Department ef GMO Truck
and Coach Division, the 40-page manual is believed to be the first
“picture story” operating guide ever prepared by & leading truck manufacturer. The color illustrations range from a baseball player
dramatizing the value of warming up an engine to a serviceman show-
ing the smooth operation of a Hydra-Matic transmission.
J. C. Marek, technical service manager, said the picture-story for-
mat was selected because it was considered to be the best medium
acquaint GMC owners with the large number of improvements
1955 “Blue Chip” line.
Sales Battle Continues
DETROIT — The Buick-Plymouth battle for third place in automo
bile output and retail sales is gaining momentum.
In Flint, Buick reported its dealers delivered a record 209,188
ears in this year’s first 100 days — Jan. | to April 10. Of these deliv-
eries 22,395 were made in the first 10 days of April.
Meanwhile a Plymouth executive disclosed Plymouth’s retail deliv-
eties during this year’s first 90 days amounted to 175,026 units. Those
quarter.
ing with 236,566 assemblies to Buick’s 230,029 for this year’s first 100
‘Small Firms’ Pool
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State Police Discover
Redford Salesman’s Body
State Police of the Brighton Post
reported finding the body of a 4l-
year-old salesman, Henry Berkey,
of Redford, early today about 1%-
miles northeast of New Hudson.
He was lying several feet from
his car in a field off South Hill
Rd. a mile north of U. S. 16
in Lyon Township.
Police said the artery of the
‘upper forearm had been slashed.
| They found a razor blade in the
auto which bore Texas license
| plates. A note found in the car,
| said police, indicated the man had
been despondent.
VETERANS
NO MONEY DOWN
TO THE VOTERS OF
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP We wish to thank you for your
support and confidence in the April
4th election.
Lloyd L. Anderson Byron Cole
Louis Barry
Dorcas Tibbals
Willard Johnson
Oscar Loomis
Don White Lyman Girst
Tom Peterson
Burton Hilliker
Lloyd Gidley
Everett Draker
Passes Budget $433,570 Will Include
|
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to
in the | Lake
to ask residents of the district to
re-vote the proposition approving a
344-mill spread for three years for
building and site fund to equip the
new high school. 11 Passports Waiting
at Embassy in Moscow
but Nobody Calls
month but no one has come around
to pick them up.
The editors had been scheduled
to leave thig week for a tour of
| the United States lasting until mid-
Waterford Club to Hear May.
Two Books Reviewed | a i eee wee f cae said he knew nothing of reports
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP __| that the editors had canceled their
“The Seven Years in Tibet” by |‘TiP because they object to being Henrich Herren and “Clown” by mgerprinted—a process necessary Emmett Kelly are slated to be When they pick up their visas. reviewed when the book Review “All we know is that the visas
Club meets at 1 p.m. Monday at! have been authorized for a month
the home of Mrs. Paul Herbst,| but nobody has come for them or
2913 Lansdowne Dr., ae told us any reason why,” the
¥ |
Mrs. Robert Gaff Sr., will re-| The State Departiment in Wash-
view the first book and Mrs. Gil | ington said it had no information
Every, the latter. Mrs. Mark
Stewart is co-hostess. Anyone in-
terested in books is invited. Court's nine justices today begin
po eee
Te I
fl z ;
i question,” as Jus-
phrased it, was settled SEE at Hh court, saying the ‘‘the
decree in these
problems of con-
siderable complexity,”’ called for |
legal arguments on how and when | ile Ad
ue authorities said
this week. The budget has been
sent to the county tax allocation
board for approval.
Superintendent Dr. Leif Hougen
said that the school district ex-
pects to receive $384,843 from the
15-mill property tax.
Pg Ppt Mega | OPEN DEFENSE OOURSE — Civil Defense ’ Ponting Press Phote the special meeting, giving be- | Officials from several townships were present} used for electrical fires, to Arthur Johnson, Waterford
teachers a $300 raise | yesterday at the opening of the West Bloomfield | Township CD director, and Mrs. Joseph Daiek, of the
over year’s schedule. The | Township Home Protection Exercise instruction} CD Medical Division of Royal Oak. Demonstrations salaries will mmtch those ef | course conducted at the township hall. Here fire Chief in the course were conducted in morning and after- neighboring schools. Ben Moshier demonstrates a CO-2 fire extinguisher | noon exercises. Other decisions taken by the
board were to allow a five-year . * before they were approved. The >
me ie ts aren cots ome RUSSION EGILOLS (sees ee.s| COUNCIL OF PIAS per year which may be accumu- . Nothing has appeared in the So- | lated up to 50 days. Shun US Visas viet press on the subject but it 0 ee ues ay The board passed a resolution ows | is known many Russians object to | .
| fingerprinting as
‘criminal practice.”
Bake Sale at Keego
to Finance Class Trip “an outlandish |
Delegates of Oakland
Area to Hold Confab
at Scotch School
the proceeds will be used for the
| Senior trip to New York.
|WJR-TV Transmitter
to Be Near Saginaw
WASHINGTON (INS) — The
Federal Communications Commis-; Mrs. Claude Holcomb, second vice
sion has authorized WJR-TV to) President;
shift the site of its proposed trans- | recording
mitter for. channel 12 from Clarks-| H. Kosmonsky, treasurer
ton to a point 15 miles southwest |
of Saginaw.
It eliminates the station’s TV |
coverage of the Detroit area ohare! to put the historic decision into/|
effect.
Important questions, as well as
legal technicalities, still must be |
decided," Presumably the answers
will be forthcoming before the
court recesses for the summer in
June.
One of the toughest is whether |
briefly
on
in the United States. | Joyce, with burial in Oak Grove Ceme-
tery, Milford. He died Wednesday.
Surviving are a son, William
T. Chamberiain of Goodrich, two
sisters, Mrs. Grace Strass of Pinck-
ney, Mrs. Ruth Allen of Denton,
Texas, a brother, John Chamber-
|lain of Milford, three grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
dehn BR, Latking Sr.
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
Service for John R. Lutkins Sr,
54, of 1400 Rossdale, will be held
at 3 p.m. Saturday at the C. J.
Godhardt Funeral Home, with bur-
ial in Ottawa Park Cemetery. He
died Thursday.
Surviving besides his widow,
are two sons, John of
Clarkston and James, at. home,
two daughters, Jovce at home
and Mrs. Marjorie B. Babcock of
Clarkston, and a sister, Mrs. Ha-
zel Crocker of Drayton Plains,
Royal A. Lamontange
WALLED LAKE — Rosary for
_| Royal A. Lamontagne, 44, of 134
Elmwood, will be said at 8:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Richardson-Bird Fu-
neral Home, with further serv-
ices at 9 a.m. Monday at St.
William Catholic Church. He died
today,
Michael J. Delaney
WATERFORD — Rosary for Mi-
Clarkston. Requiem Mass will be said at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Our
Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, ‘| with burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit,
Mr. Delaney died suddenly
Hp is survived by Father
and another daughter. Sis-
coming and going.
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Yet bold and bright and rakish of-line as
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One pitch gives you plenty miles per gallon
in normal driving and cruising. You switch
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pressing the pedal all the way down.
And what that gives you in the way of instant
response from a standing start—or an elec- ,
trifying safety-surge of accelerating power
when it’s needed on the highway—is some-
thing you can believe only from firsthand
experience.
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And it’s a thrill so many people want to try,
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the month of April.
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Judge’ s Slip of Tongue years added to their wala conti ; te
Stretches Out Sentences | vesterday because of a judge's stip Bob Considine Says:
tongue.
MIAMI, Fla. ® — Two Marine
cme rows to a wins carseat =e Retribution Quick Over Mt. Sinai wegen lA Criminal Court
3 nosiy tow guy te erent one “ed rade NEW YORK (INS)—A few mem- hep, keed” One joker kept deliver.) In contrast to the fantastic ex. 41O MONEY DOWN Willard sen ch & wl ories of a memory-laden trip trom | ing @ one-word punchline which | cesses of King Faroyk, Gamal Nas- Home Va | years—then when spectators, at-| New York to New York, via Dub-/ 1m sure some slicker sold him | ser ostensibly livés like a man 3 Bedrooms at | torneys and the two defendants
ne anne ae ee in a whisper, on the dark side of | who has taken ah oath of poverty. CLARKSTON VILLAS | gasped, caught his mistake and | “20°es: , See | quickly dacesl es tae There was a side-trip, returning | Khufu’s place. He kept repeating: His salary is $500 a month, $6,-
months from Luxor to Cairo. The big TWA| “Brooklyn!” 000 a year, He has no expense rr Super-Connie G drummed smooth-| That's all. Just “Brooklyn.” That| account, The rare social func- ly out over the Red Sea, which | desn't even bring a laugh on the| tlens he must give, usually to
‘has turquoise patches as clear | canned laughter shows any more.| welcome a new diplomat or dis-
The Carpets |@8 the waters of Bermuda—and | But nobody's told our boy. tinguished v Visitor, are paid for
| manta rays with wingspreads up to | -
'30 feet. |
at Oe a: tee capie eae bee a True Life Adventures evening hung Mt. Sinai, and as we |
McCandless’ =| silently invoked all that it stood) [oat . for, one reporter remarked: | Bas ~ TF Ls =} e. $ .
Gre real snappy. “Just think of all the fun we | fae iH ‘ 8 MoRTAL CRAFTSMEN HAVE’ bi ; ; | could have if Moses hadn't | (e ir eivaee’ ) NEVER APPROACHED THE INFINITE
See for Yourself! | brought those tablets down from So 2 ae
that mountain.”
| The innocent blasphemy had
WW N. PERRY hardly been uttered when we hit
Open Mon. end Fri. | an airpocket that spilled the ras-
_ Nights |an innocent bystander and firm
ts.
“Quickest retribution on record,”
HE’S THERE TO HELP the blasphemer agreed.
KEY MAN ADJUST YOUR CLAIM! If anybody hag been wondering |
whatever became of bygone gen- |
erations of Hollywood and TV gag-
writers, they must be working now
for the camel caretakers and dra- |
gomen attached to the Mena House, |
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and live thereafter off the income,
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by the government nr
inherently concerned with the
guest.
The youthful Prime Minister still
lives in the former British army
barracks apartment assigned to.
him several years ago when he
reached the rank of major. He)
has five children. His wife is sel- |
dom seen in public. He does not |
believe women are _ interested
}enough in the reigning issues of
| the day to deserve suffrage, though
he was telling us that Egypt's mil-
lions of illiterate men take quite
a lively interest in such matters
He sees one movie a month, has
no time for sports or play.
Spain, bustling with new build-
ing, has a top income tax of 14
per cent. It is applied when a per-
son's income reaches the equiva- |
lent of $100,000 and doesn't ine |
crease beyond that.
There is no tax up to $3,000 a
year, One would need to make
$100,000 only one year in his life
a prominent Spanish businessman
assured the sad-eyed refugees from
the U. S
Japanese Reds Soften
Content of Newspaper
TOKYO w—Japan's Communist
party has toned down formerly se-
cret publications and put fhem on,
public sale.
Police now can buy for a nickel
@ newspaper formerly circulated
only among senior party members. |
Police used to pay $3 to $10 a copy, |
when the newspaper featured ar- |
ticles on how to make ‘Molotov
cocktail’’ bombs and handmade |
pistols.
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Farouk and also directed the pic- |
ture. He had the use of Farouk’s
palace and his yacht, where many
of the scenes were filmed.
“We had a revolution with 2,000
extras, and, believe me, this pic-
ture has plenty of excitement,” |
said Greg. “The Egyptian govern- |
is is a fiction story: about the
slums in New Jersey. Muhl an-
nounced it before he took off for
the Virgin Islands where “Away
All Boats’’ is being filmed. -
“To Hell and Back’’, Aaron Ro-|
senberg and Jesse Hibbs, will pro- |
duce and direct the new Murphy
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I’ve been hearing some good re-
ports on the plays being staged by
fornia Institute for Men.
On May 1 they are staging “—D and De cision’’ and other ‘
shows put on recently are “Sta-
lag 17” and “Caine Mutiny
Court Martial." .
In a most interesting letter, one
Tt was a sad homecoming from |
apan for Aldo Ray on Wednes-
when his wife, Jeff
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s Fireproofed Fire IX Corps Will Retain. "To Mark 2 Anniversaries | . io 4s tell what happened “because the
2nd BIG PUEBLO, Colo. #—Firemen bat- | Japanese on KP Duty M S, Mich. Charles. Egypt Assists ‘Armistice Grou on sop meeoneta r. pe Decker, a barber, will have | How the Commu-
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, ww perl Redmond fire- on New Film Termed Farce - |are at manipulating events and
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To Wilkins wink Gry Ra ws s| Truce Team Charge |=, steer, er ” over a year. He stopped by my| Reds Blocked Work | «3 How farcial is @ so-called
for Lune nome, me oat Me Bre] omcrO —Svis and Dees | ewe comme comer | Nights,” which he made in Egypt | officers say the Neutral Nations) nists.”
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DELORES CAROL Every day you hear Greg played the role of ex-King eae o_o the ee States were mombann
They accuse Communist Polish of the House of Representatives,
and Czech members of the four- and one other, John Quincy Adams,
nation body of blocking inspections entered the House after serving
that would have revealed a Red, as President.
military buildup in North Korea in
violation of the armistice.
They also were critical of Allied|
negotiators who accepted the Ar-|
mistice clause which set up the)
“I would not want those men to)
draw up a $5 sales contract for
me,"’ one officer said.
“All the Poles and Czechs had |
to do to stop inspections in North
Korea,"’ said a Swiss officer, ‘was
to vote against such an inspection
not necessary
as om — =
That is. what the Czechs and
Poles did throughout the first 8 to VETERANS
NO MONEY DOWN when the Communists were com-;
pleting their military buildup in
North Korea.”
The officers, who cannot be iden-
tified, said they had decided to
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Lt. J. A, Smith, 23, Tooele, Utah,
was killed Wednesday when he
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APRIL 15, 1955
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK—Got time for a short-shortie?
Dick Barstow told it to me at lunch at Dinty Moore's He'd |
In Cinemeseope |abled jet fighter at low altitude. Washington, D. C. Moss formerly | report their ‘vote in last week's | Circus. TRACK OF THE CAT | Smith's father, Army Lt. Col te — ‘<n to Selfridge election. “What a pretty ring you have!” his sister Edith said, looking
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UTOPIA | ROMANCE MACAZINGS, ETC. || DETROIT (®)—A body identi- is approved, 40 will be ordered. | * * Whe Stan Laurel : Ou | fied as that of Theodore Watts. a peer | “A guy who helped us as much as anybody in the world gave
Oliver Hardy Piper Magazine tlet 4, of Dearborn Township was| Eight hundred cubic inches of me that,” Dick said
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<ooeererex WII OIL ao from a necktie pin. He was giving put necktie pins that day.”
“Well, who was it?” I asked Glenn McCarthy, Howard
Hughes or Frank Palumbd?”
Dick evaded the question
* * * *
“We were just little kids from Ashtabula. O., 10 or 11.” Dick
recalled. “We'd lost our father. It was due to this man that we
could later work with Judy Garland, Cecil B. De Mille and Fred
Allen and have our own home in Hollywood
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EDITH AND DICK BARSTOW
“He was always jolly like a big kid and we'd have pillow
fights.
“We worked in a nightclub. He'd always send us home
with a very nice man. We didn't know the very nice man
was a bodyguard.”
* * * *
“Remember the day he told us somebody must be shooting
rabbits?” laughed Edie.
“He liked to take us riding,” Dick said. “The special steel cur- |
tains on the side of the car suddenly went up.
“There was an awful racket. “They shouldn't be allowed to
shoot rabbits in the park,’ he said to us.”
Then came their big break—they were booked into a the- |
ater with several big stars. Their friend arranged it. He |
came in a party of 7 — two on each side of him, one in front
of him, ene behind him. In a cross-formation,
* * * *
“We were scared of such a big audience. And of such compe-
tition from big stars,” Dick resumed. j
“When the show ended, men in the audience brought flowers
up to each actor. Down in the audience somebody shouted,
| ‘give the kids a break.’ The men took the flowers from the other
| actors and gave them all to us. = SS
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; | Capors.
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... “We were just two little kids in flowers
up to our neck
“There wasn't much the other
actors could do about it,” Dick Bar-
stew said, “because it was in Chicage
and our friend was Mr. Brown.”
“Mr. Brown?” ;
“Al Brown from Brooklyn,” Dick Bar-
stow reminded me, “also known as
* * * *
Dorothy Dandridge’s opening at the |
race to play there—was likened to “Jackie
Robinson bréaking into major league base-
ball” by Noble Sissle, who attended. The
gal was beautiful and terrific and Conrad
Hilton's to be congratulated for this great ~
advance... . Vanessa Brown's due in town
to celebrate her divorce.
* * * *
Jerry Lewis denied rumors of a new feud *
| with Dean Martin by phone from L. A.; ALICE DENHAM _ |
said he's been suffering migraines, but insisted they're talking
—“Else how could we make a picture together?" -He added,
“When we break up, it'll be with guns.”
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|Formosa Defense Talks |
Slated to Begin April 19
; Nationalist problems in the defense
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TWENTY-SEVEN
A Weal cafe's looking for a Miss Keytensd. First cot,
testant: Alice Denham.
Gussie Moran postponed her marriage to Eddie Hand so she
could do a Dodger sports show .. . Six French towns offerec
| Pabla Picasso a villa for free, if he'd live there, but he bough
his own in Cannes . Social Note: Izzy's Pizza Corp. in Th«
Bronx was closed for Passover . Some Fifth Av. Easte:
paraders posed on the doorstep of Serge Rubenstein’s home.
* * *® *
Robt Q. Lewis recalls this timely Income Tax Month note:
New York is 215 miles from Washington—as the dough flies.’
That's earl, brother
sinha 1955)
William Chase an 19, Maj. Gen.
nounced today.
Chase heads the American Mili
tary Advisory Aid Group on this
island. Sheriff Loys C Down Law
on-Cigar Butts, Haircuts
MIAMI (INS) — Miami Sheriff
Kelly has ordered a
cleanup of his department.
He told his men to get rid of
‘foul smelling stogies’ from their He Lost St. Clair Race
ashtrays, to stop smoking while| .
driving patrol cars, to take cigars, | ST. CLAIR #® — Democratic
cigarettes and pipes from their! Mayoralty candidate Albert E
| mouths while talking to people | Taylor conceded defeat last night
and to get haircuts. in a recount of last Monday's
spring election.
Unofficial tabulations gave in
/cumbent Republican John Emig
612 votes to 586 for Taylor. A re
check of one of the city’s three
wards gave Emig an additional
vote
Taytor conceded before the other
two Wards had been retallied.
NOUR | Bittorfield Theates| . PP: x pa Ir ee) Thomas J.
Recount Convinces Dem
TAIPEI, Formosa (#—A confer-
ence of several days to coordinate
mutual United States and Chinese
of Formosa will open here April
3:28 - 5:30
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tore apart the valley where men fought for their lives,
their land . . . and their loves!
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By H. GUY MOATS | diane edged the Detroit club 63 | ink and Al Aber. Aber pitched) score both Al Smith, who was.|who went the : In Own Tournament BRIGGS STADIUM—The Detroit} im the home opener, The rain | three scoreless innings before In-| on by a hit before the rain firet the tiseey, led te ee oon ie rk memes lng BEAUMONT, Tex. @ — Babe|She swept -through rounds of 69 | Tigers and Billy Hoeft, personable | held dows what would have been-| dian catcher Jim Hegan boosted a| stopped the game, and Ralph Ki- | with a single and scored -ahead eigaedlareg- eae Zaharias, the wondrous woman| Tl, 70 and 72 in practice and leads young lefty who had high hopes | a sell-cet audience. At that there | bases-empty homer into the stands | mer, who was forced in when | of Smith who exploded his 2nd ™* season favorite Sor | inete who fought back trom|e field of 27 feminine shotmehers ie te ey ae, Si ee te eee in the top of the 9th inning. That! Hoeft walked three, home run of the season. rookie Of the year” honggs. ~ | dread cancer, today went after the|into the first round of the Babe
| ng a winning before | stadia, was the last of the scoring. The Tigers got one run back in Ferris - CLEVELAND . DETROIT championship of a golf tournament | Zaharias Open today, a strong
home foiks..eth. suffered a let-) Southpaw Billy lasted only two-| Mike Garcia, who went all the the hottom of the Ist after Zuver- tk, died a a Roser cate sminst “S34 Kuennes st 1 /named for her. [choice to win it for the second down. thirds of an inning against Senor | “#Y. limited Detroit to six hits| ink had put out the Cleveland! im he bettom of the Sth with | A%*3? 40 1 Hatfield 2 1 ¢| Two years ago, the dauntiess|time in three tries.
| Ina rain-delayed contest that | Lopez’ tribesmen. He was charged | 2" was seldom in trouble. Al/ fire Fred Hatfield walked and| @ single. Harvey Kenn bit | Ro") $1 1 Boones $ ¢ @|Babe, whose deeds had brought| But the competition’ is tough. | was marked by some brilliant with the Joss, although three of | Kaline’s pair of triples proved his| paced around on Aj Kaline’s triple. single to left and Kaline t ne | Seer 8 Sf Porter.e $$ ¢)her the designation of greatest | Louise Suggs, who won the tour-
| Bengal fielding and some missing | Cleveland's runs were made off Zuverink kept the Indians in tow | both runners home with his tnd |Aucoclui) $ 9% Tuitlnct’ ¢ ¢ || Woman athlete of the half-century, |nament last year with 221, with | Bengal batting, the Cleveland In- | his two successors, George Zuver- Al Resen smashed a single to | until the 5th when’ Mike Garcia,| triple ef the game, ye 8 BE 3 $ ¢ won this tournament with 217 for| Mrs, Zaharias finishing second, al-
- Strickiond came up with the top|” EE endl Be pe er phar pede sagem hae Pacts j an opefa- : atty
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down Boone’s sharp grounder ay apa _ = “| more laurels there times | Bauer Hagge. .
pad Grow tin ont to heap Dotrett Tots 38 511 33 3 6| when she shar te om * 6¢ «
tying the score. Son Or under the and strain, But| There are 21 professionals and
Two fine double plays were BES F Fes Sie doctors give her a 100 per cent/ six amateurs, the latter headed by
Se ae oe ee out for Frowars in oth. —— en eee
ged olenteeyertnyre-a: a a So, feeling fit as a fiddle, the| The tournament ts a $5,000 af-
hander Frank Lary to work against Beha ae ab stadt agai: |Dabe,came to the Beaumont Coun-| fur running through Sunday. 1
the Indians today in the wind-up | Hea Sere 2; Kaline and Kuenn, try Club and tore the course apart.! again is 54 holes,
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Impressive Showi of pion trom 1910 to 1912, Woilgast
a - . Comebock ing died yesterday of a heart ailment
Cartes & Ostend te Cwm victories, and Clarkston marking in the State Mental Hospital at Milford West . - up a non-league win. MILWAUKEE w — Sugar Ray He was 67.
aed - It was a day for pitchers to shine | Robinson sagely stemmed the op-| Wolgast’s mind had been a blank Redford Union ce methtnn vote | 22 Bob Yahnke of Clarkston and|timism himself last night after for several years and he was —— ane Larry Raub of Brighton buried | winning his fourth comeback ficht | blind. Doctors at the hospital said
The Wayne-Oakiand League base-| and batted their teams to winning by hammering Ted Olla into a/| he suffered from traumatic pay- sop sdterimflrn Dard earaeons third-round TKO defeat. at ne doin
Thursday Milford, Yahnke hurled no-hit | It was the third, and most im- terms,” one physician ex-
Brighton and Holly claiming league against Oxford for 614 aeitean pressive, victory against one loss a
before Stewart scratched a single | {tT the former welter and middle- —os ang, en
. ® im the 7th, but the Wolves took {Weight champion since he re- . when he 10 lers & 104 win. Yahuke fanned 12 | ‘urned to the ring in October “but | out pp llevan tle is 4 and walked %, including 7 in the |!'™ not ready” for Bobo Olson | sxined te lett” Nelson. the
Sete ae Mak gave Cutene = : ss Durable Dane. Willie Ritchie, now
R Il | ; — “I’m happy at. my progress but|@ California Athletic Commission
0 nio At the plate, Yahnke had 2 tri-| I'm just beginning to find myself,” | boxing inspector, won the title
les and a single in 3 trips to pacejthe 34-year-old past master de-| from Wolgast on a foul in San
a a 12hit attack. clared. “I'm not at a point yet | Francisco.
in AB ourne Raub, a junior right hander, gave | where I'd want to or could fight| Wolgast had four sisters In the
y up 4 runs to defending W-O cham- | Olson for the middleweight title.” | Pontiac area. They are Mrs. Wil-
pion Clarenceville, then settled see ‘liam Cleary, 6621 Cooley Lake Rd ;
High - Average Teams | on. £0 Pitch « 2hit pep tewed aie all ae Ge” ima Cua teal, oe eek out 11 as em ie:
, Beginning to Show Up |took a 64 triumph. Raub aided| Sugar Ray, 163, did little dancing | Dr., and Mrs. Edna Boyle. There : : Among Leaders his cause with a Sth inning home| the first two rounds against the| are also four brothers, two in
SPORTS GADGETS — Ben Hardesty, national belt casting cham Pontiac Press Phete ng | : we eee sp rey ge aap re Michigan, Se eee a
pion, graced the opening night's entertainment at Pontiac Motor Retail | which he has entertained similar show audiences for years. The model | FORT WAYNE, Ind. @—The , ns gave . i : , | former welterweight, fought
store's outdoor’s show, Thursday. Ben, pointing out a new cartop canoe | at right is wearing some of the latest equipment for stream fishing. A | 1,000-plus average teams are be- ee ip geone palise-peahewd-pr | | cm gli ommy onl aioe aainaal
carrying gadget, demonstrated some of the fine casting technique with | camp cooker is shown at lower right. ginning to make themselves felt! no" rally in the @ih ining and pounded away to get the 4.323 fans | None ot tne :
a i. i Se” Sara "rere a tae seine earings Dac, ak at, POM, pn ated eer though many of the top quintets| ‘Ancaster. Lancaster hurled the |i: was all Rohinson.
utdoor Show Opens Penal Ott arses aise See nos me = Campy P | tne Rass Hae | Sata thd tek vy. | ame stent tem ne LAMY FTOVES ; a . , Tee ke ae ee: Oe. len the Bite of Skip . mediately rammed a right to ’
Approximately 800 persons at-) offer the sportman a display of | An archery shooting exhibition ny we wots ~ | lin, who struck out 8 bats ee ee ee eee tended the opening day of the| all types of hunting, fishing and | was held and Ken Ferguson gave for a total of 258k "| Jerry Humter paced the Bronce on | int of wee eal for the 10¢-peand €$ 100 Pontiac Sportsmen's Show Thurs-| general eutdeer sports equip- jan exhibition of obedience-trained 1 4°% of Top Dista This the BMatbach’s | the effense with three hits me @| serene blow cant Ofte
day with bigger crowds anticipat-| meat. dogs with his Brittany spaniel. oe oF SP Ear a lan eae en ek to the ropes and there Robinson; = : ed for the remainder of the 3day| sswvies of outd ts are| Hardesty and Beauchamp will) Men Cancels. Franklin Stroh’s team in the national match! - tee beed, Ce massged “most {() Bat F th
zoe oe te bene OS Oe lees iieiel Wy pete | Oe ee TO Oe. ee . sixth place in te open dvisce|PWBA Once More incon up bot Sugar Ray started basement of the Pontiac Retail | —¢ world champion bait and fly |€8" Outdoors”; Chester Crites, PHILADELPHIA ®—Tpe Uni- | standings. agi pee weir) 6 Dodger Backstop
Store, Mt. Clemens and Mill/-aster Ben Hardesty, and Art |!ternational skeet shooting cham-| versity of Pennsylvania has can- oo ¢ ‘Aids Se ' Andeft finally floored Olla. He was id ‘ streets in Pontiac. : Beauchamp, who won the national pion; and Howard Confer, all-| cued plane for the aie dein The other two big average clubs | rvicemen up at four, took the mandatory Blasts 3-Run Homer in
exhibits, both local and national, | at Stuttgart, Ark. tional Skeet shoot. Saturday's pro- | | | Nagy Grips of Cleveland, third omen'S!menced again. The fight was : gram will include Lester Coyken-| Benjamin Franklin Mile — this | with a 3,013 total, and King Louie | Bowling association once more stopped at 2:15 of the round. NEW YORK ® — Roy Campa
' . Pe leche cee ei ee ene eee ee tee ak Fan eek Cae Fee em ae help ee Teed oe 6. Dodgers” catcher ; world's and re-| i SB. ; : : What has Robinson that | didn’t lose time starting
| Snider Draws ‘First Blood’ |x x" tance competition Ie nat available | suercery ef Cacage, and How-| rv” ‘rossietions ac well os to, What te netnanm oot Wt Get /eveign ts "comnance baesaerr le @ . s Oakland County Sportsmen's | Ford said yesterday Wes Santee, |%@'S Clothes of St. Paw, Minn.. “Sunny Hours for Gl Jone | 1,7, 20nt know.” said Olla. “He Walter Alston that he is too good In Best Fielder Struggle Club Beagle Club also has a | Fred Dwyer and a number of for- with 3,015 totals, boast averages of | Tam. “Sunny Hours for GI Jane | jooked good, but he caught me a hitter to be batting eighth.
. e track stars he 992 and 965 respectively. —GI Joe,” in veterans hospitals. | with a sneak punch. My ears were) Campanella let out a blast after display of dogs at the show ign d prior com- | NEW YORK w—Is Duke Snider{ the Dodger = New —York— Giant > i mitments and would be unable to} "dte Gerzine, of Milwaukee,} Report of the aid will be made | ringing.” | Alston dropped him far down in as good an outfielder as Willie | game. The event, sponsored by the | ar for the carnival scheduled continues to hold the lead in two - | “TI want two fights a ménth until | the batting order, declaring he Mays? _ * + « Pontiac Retail Store, runs from 3| for April 2930. events he posted the third day of |** Sunday's meeting. It includes, | seotember,” said Robinson in his | wouldn't get a chance to drive in | The Snider forces got in their} Mays’ great catch on Vie Wertz p.m. to 10 p.m. today. Saturday’s| Some 560 colleges, high schools, |the tourney. He tops the singles| ®ccording to Mrs. Fred W. (Mar- | dressing room, while happy fol-| many runs with the pitcher com licks yesterday after the Brooklyn | in the opening game of the 1954 |hours are from 10 a.m. until clos! and secondary schools have been | With 738 and the all-events with) garet) Brede, chairman of the com- | jowers addressed him as “champ.” | up next.
| fombling catch of Monte. Irvin's Seca Gates ain 40 ecuaamacss (a Tee tow a dren by ak invited to the 6lst annual relays, 1,938. - / mittee: “If I'm lucky enough to keep on “s * ¢
ca jac Retail Store manager Henry would comen's Christmes (Americs winning chance xpressing himself quite | lone drtve in the ninth ining of longer, bat many who saw both cin, sa ol begs eo per Bice fr tyro The Fighting Irish of Dayton,| ©'ned orem) ihsmeans 2 msoloot back Go mistiewsight Gon. trankly the hig catcher wens out = plays will rate Snider's backhand-/ The show is open to the public| the carnival. Ohio, are the booster leaders with | Pontise Gocateliews—christmas "| The net gate at the Arena was|yesterday against the Giants and
i ’ ’ ed grab as tops. , and there is no admission charge. gg oP . war a we yon.e0 | $11,348 ae
“I never thought I'd it until . Oakland County Society f run also connected with a
Chief Thinclads the ball bit may shove,” entd Setter : ‘Golfer Awarded $750 a, oe ‘rea scnee uBR MSC Pitching Poses single in four times at bat. The ; = the Pale Brownie Fans 3015. Navy Mother's Club No 3888.80 sis Dodgers won 10-8. clubhouse. “T don’t think it . . Aft B . Howard's Clothes, St. Paul, 3,015. | Patient's Benefit Assn. (TB San.) Big Problem for Kobs And the way Don Newcombe was
Meet Fordson sxemceo 02 Pilgrimage [After Brawl on Links |, s5,nso" asc ate errame cs 27" yer Lata ning Min. mat we ‘hit the top of ad sihpnasths nanan toaniiuta to get at the pitcher. \the bleacher wall.” to St. Louis DETROIT «# — George Dicesore Sekt cr Pome taeeese = aes var tegen ate ligsiding daar on For Newcombe himself hit two
Perry Williams Seeks! ‘There is no distance marker at} CHICAGO ® — AN 15 members| °! Suburban Dearborn Township| , 15 , * Hoapttale 2... 4s 4.00 Kobs as his Ten baseball |POMETS and drove in three runs. "Y wan $100 dumoges yesterday from |~ _ — Big Alston doesn’t blame Campanel-
to Better New Wisner han point "aarare, caught |of the St. Louis Browns Fans| opponent in a golf-course ene Rent Rewtny Shite Chi-| Total... ...0..... $1,229.00 parm a open their season la for getting steamed up. = n's drive of the bleach- | Memorial Assan, of Chicago — in- brawl, Z ’ : a a “ neh Mile Record ers in left center but it certainly lading midget PAdle Geedel —| Defendant it the sult was Walter | x,isiech's| Home Furnishings, Delay License Action items sat 0 hous oboe sah boty les to hit eighth.” he
Pontiac High School's track | travelled all of 450 feet. As Irvin |headeg for St. Louis today on «| Haliburda of Detroit. LANSING (UP)—The House yee | with Detroit on old field. te te veep be due ten dere team will make its final home ap- WS leading off the last of the) second annual pilgrimage. ee ie a ca ee ae terday postponed until next) Fifteen Big Ten and | get anything good to hit at down pearance of the season this after- ninth with Brooklyn on top 10-8, Wearing St. Louis Browns caps oe drove 0 Tuesday a final vote on a measure | home games with Detroit, Wayne, there, with the pitcher coming up
noon ot Wisner Field at 4 p.m the catch may have saved the ang carrying Browns’ pennants, in Novernber —— = ,| to license Great Lakes fishing. Western Michigan and Notre Dame | next But everybody else has massing Dearborn Foréscn. eeple, | Sould have been @ sure’ they will place a wreath “in an Haliburda knocked the ball into cage omeee Bar ye nirenl are scheduled. |been hitting so good—and some- : appropriate place” after visiting win), sponsor measure, | bod _
Perry Williams, PHS miler, 2 YD » the Browns’ exhibit at the Mis- the rough, Dicesore alleged asked for the delay ‘so we can; The Southern Conference tennis | ic hain a wana added will be shooting again for a new | Snider raced to the edge of the | ,ourt Historical Society. Dicesore said in an argument get more information from the | tournament will be held May 5-7) that Campanella will ‘move Winer Field record in the mile. |£T858, backhanded the ball and| “ay, wreath: bears the legend: | (n't followed he was knocked out conservation department.” at Davidson, N. C ain bs oes regularly. An inspection of the field records | then tumbled on the running path | sry. Browns Will Rise Again.” by Haliburda. He sought $5,000 in N.C. tting
shows that his 4¢minute jim front of the wall. He came UP/ Gaedel went to the plate 9s © ‘ ond effort Tuesday established a | With his hand in the air, clutching] sisch batter for the Browne ’in al ar umurda sald he acted in self ~ new mile mark for the Wimer ‘ne ball while the umpire signalled | pubueity stunt during a game on| la wis f e f OF if track. ; Ang. 19, 1951, ‘ ’ Manager Leo Durocher , Chiet shotputter Herb Butler has | Giants refused to compare con Carey's Charges Come 7 . 7 ‘ .
cE te ae oS aer ater [Annual Ponce, Through in Nine Reees | eze Enna oo DUE Bill Virdon Saves Him With Home Run in 11th met PHS athletes Bod Temple, |” “at was @ “helluva catch.” | Motors Tourney Ends NEW YORK @—G. C. ¢ Ss aoe ae now at Hillsdale College. and Jack titingis Club Defends - infrey, veteran trainer, is setting RESULTS | Hopkins, Western Michigan Col. nots Clu ‘ends . ST. LOUIS # — Relief Hurler | but Jolly threw wide, Stephenson| Merkle was on first, as Smith
lege. AAU Water Polo Title 1 Frank Smith isn’t a race horse, | going around to third; was yesterday. Moose McCormick
The next Pontiac meet is next but he was left at the post yes-| Wally Moon singled sharply | was on and there were two
Tuesday at Hamtramck. | NEW YORK wW — The Illinois terday—he didn’t run when he was | down the right field line and Ste- | out in the last of the ninth against | Athletic Club opens defense of its supposed to. phenson scored the first “winning” | thé Chicago Cubs, The score was S Se. for Be National AAU indoor water polo Tt was similar to the famous} run. But Smith stopped after going | 2-2. hort Season for Bears championship today with the New boner by Fred Merkle of the 1908/9 few feet, then turned back to Al Bridewell singled, scoring Me- HELENA, Mont. ® — Montana’s| York A.C., outdoor titleholders, New York Giants. first. ( |Corthick. Merkle, unlike Smith,
bear hunting season is shorter this | ©*Pected to offer the most serious Suente teh tung hone of An alert Hank Aaron in rightiran, but he ran all the way to
year by 12 days, running from | 9Pposition. inning field fired the ball to Danny O’Con-|the Giants’ dugout at the Pdlo | April 20 to May 19 | Other entries in the memory forced the St. Louis Car- | nell, forcing Smith and nullifying | grounds, m :
The state allows only one bear Competition at the New York A.C. | dinals to produce @ second “win-|the run. * ¢ @
: for each hunter. Taking of ‘temales |r West Point, Montreal YMHA, ning” tun against the Milwaukee | “tT've played baseball 10 years| Umpire Hank O'Day upheld the with cubs, Killing cubs using | St. Claire’s Community Center of | Braves, Bill Virdon did the trick! and have never pulled a stunt like | Cubs. However, the game went
dogs to help find bear are illegni. | Detroit and a NYAC~“B” team with an Tith inning homer, giving | that—I hope it never happens|into the record books as a Giant The regular 194 big game license Smith and the Redbirds an 8-7 vic- | again.” said Smith. victory. ’ tt ;
_ covers this season. Jones. Phillies, Menee Wend Piretes: tory. e “I knew it was a hit, it went! At the end of the season the ¢ Pyrite, Neweombe 2. Dodgers: | Here's what happened: right by me. I started down to| game was ordered replayed. Mor- 4 Sports Pages in fox; “Plereall. White, Red Ben’ Setteoat é a ean oes Sraond, Pe ‘noua, the gate wes |decal Brown pitched tht Cabs to 2 ; second St, Louis . me |a 42 victory over Christy Mathew- Today’s Pontiac Press . Cardinals; , ont. sent an easy like a bolt. to | son, the y i + amit, Megan, indies. & ‘Jolly, second, but yoda Soaliabidiada’ 3 , oo ‘ FT
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1955
‘
TWENTY-NINE
Delvecchio Sparks Wi DETROIT (#—Detroit Red Wings
reigned today as supreme rulers of the hockey world for the 2nd
straight season—and all because
Alex Delvecchio didn’t like living
in the “doghouse.” —
—triggered two big goals last night
to lead the Red Wings to a 3-1 vic-
tory over the Montreal Canadiens
tor the Stanley Cup chamuptonshi. It was a brilliant victory for the
Red Wings, coming on top of their
Tth cage oa secret of what they thought pf Del- |
vicchio's play in the early part of |
= AEN CUP — This wes the a ae oe sterd: forci the first the Detroit Red Wings celebrated their 3-1 victory! Norris is at left with NHL president Clarence yesterday. ng
over the Montreal Canadiens at Olympia Thursday
night to retain the Stanley Cup. Coach Jim Skinner | Sawchuk (second right) wear grins | Campbell. Gordie Howe (third right) and Terry | this
moves to kiss the Cup, while owner Marguerite Wing general manager Jack Adams.
Early Indications Point to Good Start
for Trout Season, Spring Starting Fast LANSING @ — You never can! snow in the upper peninsula should |Dam — considerably more than |
tell about these things but early | be favorable for fishermen too, he | usual at that date.
indications are that thé April al
trout season will be a good one. |
Angiers are already watching u al | e528 3
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Between now and April 30, the| | delay,
ings to Final Win back"’ with seven goals in the play-
otis.
Biggest two came last night.
adding another bitter chapter to
Montreal’s story of frustration
against the Red Wings.
He pei aria Bare are ist
oal ona sizzling backhander at
re the tnd peried. After
Geordie Howe made it 2-0 at 19:49
of the same session, Delvicchie
closed out the Red Wings’ scor-
ing with a clear breakaway goal
at 2:58 of the final period.
Canadiens, who have lost every
“clutch” game to Detroit in the
last two seasons, spoiled goalie
Terry Sawchuk’s shutout with less
than eight minutes to go—but it
was small consolation to the team
which was supposed to overpower
the league this season and end the
Red Wing’ dominaion.
Floyd Curry tallied the lone
Montreal tally on a goal-mouth
scramble at 12:28.
The Frenchmen, of course, were
still playing without their suspend-
ed star, Maurice (Rocket) Richard |
His presence in the lineup undoubt-
edly would have added more punch
to the Montreal attack, but whether
it would have been enough to
overcome Detroit's balanced team
power is problematical. |
The victory gave the Red Wings
possession of the Stanley Cup for
the 7th time, tying the mark set
by the Toronto Maple Leafs. It
was the 2nd straight year that
they won the historic trophy in
@& seven-game series with the
Canadiens.
Last year’s playoff victory was
more dramatic—coming on little
Tony Leswick’s “sudden death’
goal in the deciding game.
Despite this, Capt. Ted Lindsay |
of the Wings called this victory
“the greatest of them all.”
Nobody argued with him.
There was the usual wild mob
scene after the final buzzer sound- |
ed. But there was one innovation |
this year: The Canadien players |
shook hands with their conquerors
—something they didn’t do
Year
last
Rain-Forced Delay Held
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boys teed up again today in a sec-
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Tournament started.
The Sedgefield Golf Gub was
flooded by three inches of rain in
the 24-hour period ending at tee
postponement on the PGA circuit
year.
At right is Red} The downpour left lakes on the |
‘we places in the fairways of the |
| 6,600-yard course. After an hour's
the first groups were sent
off, but when the heavy rain re-
sumed they were called back and
play called ott for the day. |
Under the sevieed "schedule, 18
holes will be played today and to-
morrow after which the field of 135
will be cut to 60 low pros and Good activity among walleyes on department plans to plant some ties and 10 amateurs for Sunday’s
| the Muskegon River paints an en- | 300.
couraging
12, the department had transferred | legals and
| tegals will legal-sized trout. ead be planted.
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Over 2530 metropolitan area stock
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Chicago White Sox—had a new Ghee to work with Minnie Minoso
lease on life today. and Jim Rivera.
Shantz, the tiny southpaw pitch-| Nieman will play primarily in
er whose career almost was ex- | right field, although he may switch
tinguished the past two seasons be- | with Minoso in left as Marion
| cause of injuries, turned in an im- | deems fit for defensive purposes |
pressive, if losing, effort as the | against certain clubs,
A's bowed to the White Sox 7-1/ Shantz drew praise both from |
| A's Manager Lou Boudreau and | yesterday.
Iponically, the guy who nullified Sox Skipper Marion for his seven-
a splendid comeback effort by | inning stint against the Sox during |
Shantz mainly was Nieman, Chi- | which he allowed five runs and six
cago’s questionable outfield ac- hits, three coming in the last
quisition from the Detroit Tigers. | frame he hurled, .
Nieman belted a wind-blown dou- = =. 9 ble and a solid homer for a 40! “He had fine stuff and I was
White Sox lead which clinched | really pleased with his showing,”
ao home opener victory. | said Boudreau. “We'll be happy
Nieman was a “sidepiece” in aj he can pitch that way the
Ferris Fain Pas Per Dropo deal. | two months. We just plan
a oe
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|ular berth in the Sox outfield. At} Shantz had a "267 record in 1982,
|least, Manager Marty Marion, | before a broken pitching wrist and
Fwto hes heen teaging bts heir at |e diualtur eslleens mate hina ais
spring over how to assemble a/most entirely ineffective in 1953
| potent-hitting outfield, intends to|and 194. He was voted the
‘Cards Sign Bienemann | Bienemann was first signed aft-
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| KALINE STARS — Al Kaline, Detroit Tigers outfielder, sliding inte
| third in 5th inning with his second triple in game with Cleveland Indians
| Thursday. Kaline drove in all three of Tigers runs. Indians 3rd baseman
| is A) Rosen. Umpire Ed Rommel.
Ree Mims Favored 9-5
ito Beat Upsetter Jones | PHILADELPHIA uw — Holly; Conceding Mims the heavier
|Mimg, beaten only once in his/ punch, Jones will be relying on
|last 15 starts, is a 95 favorite | his ability to bob away from a blow and belt his ponent with lover West Coast upsetter Bobby one of his own ms | Jones in their nationally televised |
| 10-round bout tonight at the arena
| Mimg dropped a controversial
nod to Rocky Castellani at Cleve- The bout wit be decided by a
round-by-round vote of the referce
and two judges. It will be telecast |land, the latter's home town, last by NBC (10 p.m. EST).
the favorite because of his heavier
hitting as evidenced by knockouts | Jan. 12. Since then, the 26-year-
| old Washington, D.C., middle-
over George, Johnson and Willie
™ CARS . . .
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of four, has lost by shades to John- Savage in New York. He is rated
son and Joey Giardello among
Cee 4° BAY renee] PRES ai, Ouuiand, Gait wots st | HOME TRIAL!
with a pair of victories over local
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Baldwin), chairman of the com- |
| mittee, said a bill now before
his group will be amended te
| provide fer an opening in the
Upper Peninsula on the Saturday
| Glosest to Nov. 15.
| This would be done, he said, to |
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Peninsula sportsmen for a Satur-|
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bSfo boas replacing Phil Cavar-, with the hitters awhile and the
‘hari tating a en eke an aveeesd of aomaon tiga ceed aie mee ae unbéaten in three! ism. Stanley at least got the Cubs first six games. Yet their record banging out base hits | enthused for the first thfee games. was just 3-3 33 and they never got It's a springtime | They were 2-1 then, having scored above .500 again, winding up in Hack seems to instill in| 41 runs on 47 hits, including seven seventh piece.
took over just before the homers and 13 doubles. °
Some of the excitement stayed | Tis (ha we Sek sleek oskn
Mr. Mack Gets
Surprise Buss
From KC Fan
Girl ‘Rewards’ Connie
for Helping Bring A’s
to Kansas City
KANSAS CITY ™ — Connie
Mack, the dignified former own-
er of the Athletics, got a hearty
kiss from an excited young wom-
an during: the Athletics’ sixth in-
— rally against Detroit yester-
a James Irvin invaded the
box where the 92-year-old Mack
was seated with former President |
Harry S. Truman. She hugged |
Mack and planted a kiss on his
forehead, saying
“Honey, we love you for helping |
bring the Athletics to Kan- |
sas City.”
The startled Mack broke into a)
wide grin and laughed
“T'm so happy and excited I just |
later
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| servation department
spring. They've slugged the oppo-
| sition (St. Louis and Cincinnati)
for 42 hits, with six home runs
and 12 doubles. It's the same old
crew Hack has worked up this
| spring to do the swinging—Randy
Jackson, Hank Sauer and Dee
Fondy, with the help of some later
day Cubs, Ernie Banks and Gene
Baker.
a 7 . *
Question is, how long can it last.
It lasted through yesterday, any-
| way. with Hal Jeffcoat. Jackson
| and Banks giving the Cubs three
home runs in the ninth and 10th
+i to beat winless Cincinnagi
ahead of Brooklyn and Philadel-
phia, also still unbeaten but hav-
ing played only twice. The Brooks
pasted the world champion New
York Giants 10-8 while Phillies
beat Pittsburgh 43. St. Louis and
five home runs beat Milwaukee
87 in 11 innings in the other NL
game
In the American Cleve Pag Ue
Bumpy Among 20 to
Receive ‘MW’ Awards
ANN ARBOR «fh — Twenty Uni-
versity ef Michigan
| were awarded letters for competi-
tion during the 195455 season
They included following from the
state
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WEIGHT THROWER — Don Cockell may purchase his clothes in
the over-size department, but the Briton throws his weight around. He
Fawanad sind Marciano in San Francisco, May 16.
surf along the Lake Huron shore
n the Thumb area and a light |
run was reported in the St. Clair |
Running Heavily . 7 *
Heavy runs of smelt were One Oakland Coumty party of
reported in several Michigan areaS four including Si -Simenson of
| last night and this morning. Con- Pontiac Lake and Cy Wells of!
said runs
were noted at Boyne City and Ad-
vance creeks, at Alpena and in
the Tawas River and Tawas Beach Oxford dipped all they wanted near
Tawas on Wednesday night. They
said even drainage ditches in the
area were filled with the silvery
| fish. Most of the smelt taken by
es s | this group were maies, they re-
Concentrations were seen in the | ported.
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The victory kept the Cubs a jump
swimmers PY psilanti:
| Robert Knox, and Lawrason Thom-
vw
Cubs Are Springtime Wonders land marred Detroit's home opener
5-3 to keep pace with unbeaten
Boston, which beat the New York
Yankees 84. The Chicago White
Sox defeated Kansas City 7-1 on
Sandy Consuegra’s three-hitter
Rain- washed out Baltimore's night NCAA and NBC
Officials Meet Plan to Study National
Football TV Setup for
This Fall
CHICAGO .w—The AA tele-
‘game at Weshingten.
|with that fast break pace this.
Roy Campanella, wheve) with |
his next-to-last spot in the Brook. |
yn batting order smashed a three-
run homey in the fourth and Don
Newcombe followed with the first
of his two long clouts to put the
Giants behind for keeps in the
fourth
Herm Wehmeier took charge for
| the Phils after Willie Jones’ homer
had set off a three-run second and
beat the Pirates on six hits
There were seven home runs in
all as St. Louis opened at home
to the Braves. but Rookie Bill Vir-
don's wag the big one—hit off Dave,
Koslo to win it in the llth.
. * oo
The Yanks found they still
couldn't do much against Willard
Nixon, who got his fifth straight
victory over the New Yorkers
Elston. Howard became the first
Negro to appear in a regular sea-
son game for the Yankees when he
went into left field to replace Ir
Noren, thumbed out of the game
with Hank Bauer im a disputed
play. Howard singled and drove
in one of the eighth inning runs
John Delaney, Peter Dow Jo
seph Haselby, Lenwood “Miller,
|Gibson White, all of Detroit:
Charlie Bates and Donald Potter,
Burwell Jones, Pontiac:
as, Saginaw: David Myers, Ann
Arbor; James Kruthers, Dearborn:
James Thurlow, Jackson al games to be telecast national-
Portage Lake districts vision committee is to meet with |
officials of the National Broadcast-
j ing Co. today for a further study
jof a schedule of eight college foot-
ty this fall
The NBC has the right to select
three other dates in October and
November in addition to five Sat-
urdays assigned by the NCAA for
national telecasting
After the NBC television sched-
ule becomes definite, five other
dates then are available for re-
gional television.
The Big Ten TV committee also
will meet today. Until the national
schedule is approved, the Big Ten
cannot make ‘ts selection of a re-
gional program
The NRC renortedly has agreed
to pay $150009 for each of eight
Ing
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Roinhows Begin Runs
in UP’s Huron River
RARAGA iPr
ffievals said today rainbow trout
n the Huron Piver have begur
their upstream run for the spawn
ing fields |
District supervisor John Me
Ginty, Baraga. said an ace |
surge of trout also was noted in
nearby Silver and Little Huron
Rivers. He said smelt also are
| being caught in Keweenaw Bay, |
| the Huron Mountains and ~| Conservator |
r
Sweeps Distances
games it selects for national view- | VE TE "y ANS
Selwyn Jones, Michigan State’s | NO M E ’
1955 cross country captain, won the r
one-mile, three-mile and six-mile
races in the 1953 Canadian cham-
pionships.
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al industry Engl ; oo aa nae 16-0; én Ges & a5 LOP 2 .. 44 bus ber cn 15 pa — _. y Lamontacr. EIN “HO! D” : ardmast ’ appl
-, with completes ro cot- “emIch0o. Ape , os = Mardy @ oss $% Lib McN&L oe a Rummage tion. Tag i cee Lamon: 3 C ORP ANCE Johnson AC G. general
O Textile mill ni very anenay ge Am Setere m3 bp Rad My 19.6 asement, Sale, —Adv = Monday.” Ap onl oi ane | a 8 Sagin ORATI ve. Y _-RR
locked Ww owners to- paying 7 161. recet (AP) —Li Am A a 116 Leew & Sat. Central - r reh, at April 1 e wil ea } BA aw ot ION ard Of se
over orkers and ee Prices omm Hhan ve poult Am oo» Oe Lone ® a morning M. r Joh ma Witenes. C ld be | KERS_ Poti fice
herria management p te | tat EXE ay alison tee, B!| atheran VA, aad nee eeekeue | a . RUC |
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A ao vole] Sait re cary ee Am Tol se Marin si Be will Sastety at el eS iat al ote, Bt ‘Men fosie “ie eT Mave | K
pledged some 4 tere 12-125, rly Tel uses May Do ha | sale, = 6 urch, ae Crest — ane nets Sor bw went Motel Wate ae RIV aoe 3
wi to “no 000 develop- ; . | Anac W eT Mid pay # 34) p.m t., rummag LUTx oe Lake, ee — DY Ww one E _34T10 = Ba ge
pat _——— workers eae Armee 8 | wa Monsen ch i | ® Ch pril 16, 10 = o PTKING, APRIL Lamontagne Avely — and ORK WORT EXPE | oe — nee ores.
mid . DETROT Ased . ° basem . _—— e ‘ v oe
two-year ight woe te No April LIVESTOCK Aiea Dey 0. 18 eel Ward fis! on ummage t. m. to 4 | Ask = | a Sine ee ee , Baroy RI | ry ay were PADI
cont when Cattle sai ison @ Mote . urch ol bel JOHN _ und F G v se eS
tiie ttn ; ract the taiy at = Atl Cet Line 1 Mot te B | ital mage sale, Congrega dv tether cod ale, Waterford ing Oxtora panes: I OR DR D eee oe OLS.
the is e expires. i? mb steady 196 Hogs ] Refin - = ote rols a Group and , Jor Mrs. vtattias a ar’ a= ’ rd Fa D APPL ss IVEA z oT RK IN B. after
current seeki ‘aon cretay vest jostty ravie | Avge Mis... @ Net Bi nee Sa Huron. tonal yee D. Lut rere RB AB DRIVER | rh. OA 824 Y IN PI WA aint ‘ oa
change. ng. renew ot icon tay | rece today eiconsp te I or eg 365 Net wo a If your t a. m. Galen futtine: BRL; 4 oor IVER re gee te GUA IN PER AY IRL, = monte.
a i cmirect |e rane Spates =e 3 bell Bor PES ares Bmp Paattte “tg Sse se Gonna ea GUARD Hol may | Se SMEFRING_D EFT
10 mn cut owners without stozc erste — = on sia Soe ae as Nat OC ry... 4317 FE atl ag i by hee. Service re = H. Eacell Cost ly 10 peer et Carri USE pay ogee {yping. D
amounting a pot in ow eny caabee 7 aac | Bae ee “* 99 Nat ps... 45 and April Ima ce will Ch Mrs. Coll ent ACCO 1 paid oes rrie lai ~ pt. peng. x
re lead or n be ri e oppert v Li 6. rC
fringe an. ho fe. | o@ for 38 money to 30 full mia | Bate at Nat . 471) MA needs gga Tyr ve Dan Posterhawe oe begs Kihstene nlc et uron BL or ey BS —
iringe Demet in te about | ah lg E.. 1.00 " ectt bee of steady; ood ee 7 Nat — -.- 656 5-4031 with we ine 3 tel, — BOND | apply 7, ee ee vw £ p- Orion — = S. -
to sae poe pg pen we — r cemt atin rouse —) gi Lt § ae be ee! ry : Ee git a in frqm the Pont ND placement pane h — e Mich.
The Southern to y the nd | oss ee account: Boog aur ap wie M Pow - _ APR 7 cael a Co ‘marca LOYMENT cite "Good "pe we MAN
enable 11 arlings a ee steady; | BOT eweee 168 ap aw i ? 8. TL 13. « old Hea aan ENT Wa Dey Ai ger.
wages current competi them | 5 wet bulked sia + han. os io A est 3.3 Lapeer 1998 Ca ead FE NTED poly No
elas hey average he sul is on Bo Mie | ras Bi BE ee ree st Ng $| & Shire Lye cen ant ding Oper ‘ND | Sees sls rae
$1.0% industry Engand hourly | = ey ue a aa wer} Bai ae ae ada Pw. sel J. Moon : od bustand b- Sanne non solid Jperator Wages 2. aan a
olsen are oa reia. rs Sy end 107 | C ke. 34 Ohie Airta |: 17 held Pui and father of RY tec P dies * bean aig ene = On
claim $1.30 cotton oe gy Ay choice a Surveughs . 261 p --lge ‘lms ® bed Waturcay eon Geor of agi Press Bo ole eer od oe aod
ee there is | The wi al oe a boned i aten 00-009 Caen = tan ee 13 — ig © oe xine ws boxe 3. ‘Bur sgest Give nant
oe mill | shelly « — — “4 ae | a | > % nL. A ~~ 168) | Walte: the. Plomertelt ae be BD Maple Sates’ hae PULL EM 29087 Must he MAN
them at Peentan hour cal bate eter} om. | Cam et wt Ra 7 yt Mode termynt as receral Sec Sica W, rae oR | oy
tem ata Gadvantng hour ss down te. it ey a ape ait at Berke oe 83] Sp Is. Desi Puntral tee etticating in =a son oADER AN R | mm ge ayia
Cpecieg dane mile — a * erro E |S 5. 8 een sll Needs. ssigned With Ea 5 see pe = On vtenY ANTED:
e | -1Ce JI. ee 6 1 OTE A Ta by tac OPERATO Ore mi y po ee rai . he
* an cut- har Wasa: 63 - 7 . _ " the = — hard age s n
cmp Se et Fries en ee wih) “EE SEES | Begin se | rma ting emis
—— i a ——— wad | Chee a wi Pru wae A Far to. — a a oa E des WANTED CON: ir s. le Nei eh
bet tions letters : par a . Chi az On eT Phil are 33.4! series mers Steve mother sof” rdick - suns ‘XP. a Mico sag ng an ne si- and car Lian? 2
ween shortly bayer ite 2 oe fe Hy | a Oks a Pet 30.4) introduced of arin r of age reet CLé Sees in. t dh ata _ est e of
heals c1o tatehouse after | steaay tet them the Ra BS areet | Shy la Pilleby | Mite 33 \N this trucks held it sear ster of ot: be oe wt oe ion. No aoe Secutomtx. i1Dbt of 1 chile. live
fora taka ea meeting SEE FS By Peale ©. se | orice we os ene i tena ot Dre Prt ime ve SSMAN mvp Av nsporta tor bow eee
ing gro Fal River ew of. | Fee eg Rg ee fone ae Fela a3 |serics w ee ee ae rence ao ene Can ess ee ‘tte eS ate s. Guaran- aoe era a
ment fai Bed- mercial igh the close ; abou: Col acu Radio ou 2 with mele, the e. mone Graves with at Pe 3 ao the getic possiblities _~ . pply in n- PRESSE rE as:
led to negot dow mings yo and Con Ges 03384 Rem Ge occ 22 egricul new oyer t Oxf efficta Rev. Ps A are te ages sa «fo (NO P per- lad R é
reach ia ah q 30 00- yy sree 16. | soe 44 tural aa kee Bg ey ¥- Once. a ee aa be UN HON — alt...
Massachusetts t Shee 10.00 eer aia +. 4 Reo. Hoiaing”” 13 accordi: especia’ Phu A be ter CE PERson rm) NIT NE leaners lg oy
sioner a settle- tertone Bn Alay 14 and 2 ConPe rw Led on <7 to users lly fey fiatent preg? | vol Sear ne gates . ED FU CAL PERMaN "1. Ww
mer Ernest A Labor ©: ss ye oe of |S OS: Bo Blo he 3 ooer «wien & in_mind a er ae ae ofS | vse URNACE CC sore rs _
able." —hegigenng mis | eee compared an Sent On nBe Setar oc a coe cae ee card of Than — = _PERIENCK’y -RO & Co manacer _omaw CO. = ate oe
“pote he's tre Beh co Sey Seas Ser Be i : Wostey.| “Ere ‘of Thanks 1 a woman =o SaParrars ts
wt: Ses aga id a 8, Sk a eS we oer.) Eas aac a | “hee amd BOUTS Mae pissin en aur | oatre ike aa
_ .| eee v0'30 80; Gos iow prime © Crue - a6 >. aes met hauling rs, and Lal ‘Cleaners, MA + aia oe ger ee resume mare C
F closed 0 . oe io os Pe . Sead MI... 40 Ress rela our OUR — m J route ma #8 REw —
‘orei 90. ; good .00- Curtiss Wr aT aL RR 5 by = 8s oes. Te ) ‘ _MA waut aeaeeee ; to IARLE WO INQU
ig 19.6. cull 9 ghotee a = : et Cog Sears RR . 6 the one need Bene and sympeihy . TW ee 0 BOP A a eae. MAN ELIARLE WO! TRE
pi go n Exch Sanat 5 sa or oo oe Pte $11 Simmons ome er olege age Ms esth et ety ty ~ Expr ‘ake, e workings cos Help | oy ktsheue exe — ‘OMEN FOR
, ang tte ey 0. ity 18 Dove oe > 8 seven new Sree Bin a _bereavs us @ur- oe FR imich, MA con fielp Want sem Sve ‘referene “a
oo ie Easter rm sinagmicr ewes | Bs pmo Binc - 61 cae a eRe hol ° ERIENCED PERCE, Beles “ eta of
others — 18 ao caer tee 313 a see 4 horsepower which in De T fan in acre TE Sia afer +156 A BETTER ed F eechek ences s LF 4
market ee Pote nme ar att ab o-40 — DuPont “soe & Sou y vee -° 3S | 103 with 12 otters key a err at PERIENCE After a tae Peres a emale 7 PCRETA rok,
oat tte ors rig | Seas seen BSS ec 3 Soe Ay sag | mS te 2 wie resin men ane bueas a 1 ee pate etn ect work nerds Ue a:
= 3 y By - Bo York —,. 18 (AP a ot <2" Bpert vw #22 Wooisey R. Skinn oo a RPERIENCED poly Pos on aru yer seccoaare for 78 some ene, 5
pea tered decalais, active, Auto sta Br A wide et and Mn One use: a ICA sary My tects
Baby at — ee =m | om 200- i» to mig ges Bom. Bae bo ee choice Flo Mrs. we AA. MAI lager gene a 1 Manuiecturme “€ : ;
© 4s 2% 5 16 it: Bae iy cent to ecg — . hoes Emer —— et 4 08 Cal — Power-Dome of 6-cytinder 5e0s powers = toot ABher 3 Sree ie > for fufl Gor ws nen tran ring ge =
sonar ures aT, epee Be ses | Sn iy Sa on wa aa) v * naa aa s imeetine gublic am Netener eS a fe nes
ae | Bases ath ki aet vures | i90-208 meow a7 over 300.0 early Rist cress ss Sta b NJ at pickup > and 123 at ening ial caabat 4 ~~ freore and ree, Me WT y B- tn oe have
peas Be Toe er gee 2) =~ ee | "eer | Ste er Se Sra ss
Holland hengee 0 ‘f ib | Fone 1 and ipo dull | Gen 1 : -oe 214 on © =. siens ratios, wheelbases, Funer. 23 rivate ‘stable rE SEE REF nr
Ttaly I ’ Germany, | 820-378 » vs Steet ae “gO? | Sen p Tre oe. 604 Btode Pack S eye ala 7 al D La] a ome N MA +1585 JAMIE R GIRI = ong pet
eon 2 enzhanged » <ofilhng ® Migcoitee. a . sever | go Re seewe ae “3 transmis- AIR- irector 22179 ion TEN _otver gat Rosh FoR —— + a S SAL e
den + of 31% west- | *reer 14 3- 16.00: « 17.60- a! io 0.7 ft iy = a New Pursiey_ Pune ors CED 5 s 8s AL rOR LESLA in
a" a cen’ uncha lots 18.90 a 17.75. Gen eree y & 524 cabs : — es 4 Wood SERVIC] ster —— JOB THA atty D pores.
ig ake Se ae or ie, |S ee Bee Sieg acats Cnr cx. onory EE ies = ee 5 => oe jk DES
A 2 See Ss eS: He Hore, is rar pam Siar Pain se ree rian ake ag ee | Se ce
ts ene) 14.80, unc Reet | vee ¢ eround oe Goo Pepe: 3 Tink i hemmwmaps nad eee Sort tit MYA station! pressive. snare i sri aaie &
v cent gentina a steady 1B cog v8 300: Gente: B Beer 7’ | riding : autoinatic rear +1787 gp oe ay curred Paap ron sECR **" $395 age -
aiuetiog. Be Dg he good ees i» aod, below bry ‘aes j Fasuner $3.3) styl comfort naoe trans- D ras iS mi _ Mertal ibe dacs ~d vo a en, would. ike ~s et Bates Birmings
A r) ay up and = Ps ales A. Goebel Be... @ Une C Pox’ 2 ing are and power one! sane OR PART 3 Pea- = Ps pM... wie 2 STEN Jecob-
fron — rae . te ote ers fee tees Sovtyen ee ai Ue erate . 4 — new ca! a nn eiSOn Joh oe ieee, See Bivd., pa watguatce, "wi "be ote ENOUAAE HE
can ew comme. ; . a Unit ne : “DESIONED FOR FUNERALS”
RK na neste 7 AL that =
pola oy by apply! be removed oe aopaee meee Oreyboun mo Rye eee “Ty Dale at Lis. | 3 Ty mala di ee Fait Clark wainieg im sub ales org _— 5 ie wig
the portion. ng water tad, ‘commercial py ey 1180-1400: 8 ound... i Baie Cp .. ns Sagina displayed oughta! EE ull tim Real Estate, aginatiy 7 yh gy ve ond
vanish, wood The | ones retal 50-12 shinee e Hayes nee 2 Un Pron’! 4 w St eo ALS” ime her on i > wor = gn
and water dairy-ored pro 00; most” 2°) ie os fee rg . Bros Oor APEL salesn . men's © : ers wr iether Ae gg Bom TELEPHON
the dent e% je bulls valle 80-1038. i Merah Choe «.. ai U8 Oee Im... oH HS a) h PE 2-800) "A ian. 25 s ‘cloth _ a an Ang ha sone © S0LIC ce Peo
‘ <2, ee ge orensi gerne arte ae, fan saree i. | SSE
| oc von Hall C s ve
) ETERA 8 Sate uti Reet ~ od Ber... 33 a RS eee Hy Wi * SIC Tea BRAL HON e ahaa 200 Robert . Pare 3 ABY © SS wae
10 MOP NS jadi southwest Tearing #0 ity and Indus sos eede 45 ve te ins m ig er FUL : , N.S t — ~ eaieg 80d pg in
iEY [I — et inelude Indus Ray... ae Wi ee 9] in 0 5 Fa See or M ie in? . Sag- aoa and a ‘abi rs.
eo = ay maa Weste A, Tei a. High ent snot RECT es 4A innewaen g quarters —, eblidvest COME _
and | Int Soca Pry woe a i ae at the School's we tle & AND. SAVE a , ptisdipnty . Ix TO —p
SE Se a} Ee Sr i Sing Seen on nore ev ence © OES oes eal aroma pa ae 3
per iat ore C ‘Tel y wie nr hd po Aagpama T ey pie 6-GRA metery ee it ietnch Mr LESMAN. pais end 3 On BLDO. Bay. AND
Gomi... gate Hy} Held school ournament Pe 35010 ah oo ie =, Sagi us. tmeurenen, Some
| ee, pay : Held Fit =| | Seas fies | 2aete Se |
The a Sh&aT - $$$) winnt ef five the —— CHAPEL “HELP Wi a , MEX. CURB _ Orehard . APP : .
w YORK. Apel ince - mS Pan * twornament The . REL? wanTeD nw E. eel Lake. LY IN -
ree a) I Seapune —— = RAs Pontiac Pontiac ers. grperienced * _Atburn a, I 9AM IN PERSO
. . . . .. north - ' = Oe
etarengre tr res Pama ainaggy oy for Brst FOR WANT ADS ee rh iene, cere Chi Deve im. od Pa
Prev. da a néuet Rails 18 ve. in NT oe 3 7~ apoio il > 2970 —e
See al ey. GY wees Rails Uti! #0 ‘wan of D ADS pemee. lound week ‘ dW
| Month "te sees Hit 133.7 4 t Stocks speaking in 362 EF. IAL FE Li » ovr gh plus Bored ioc elfare V TE '
of | Year age wees asi iss: des seat ing for the exte . Beverl 2-81 Exeellent. pete south oat Children’ Vork wooow D S
eee ms: ooo ONS inne a? 33 first _extemporanco Fro 181 gy AN 80 by po Hg ® er ARD
sainutes | $8 a wees soak 123.2 11 8 Johnston in m 8 aM “. Ww os No érin me + rement aT
=| Be ee BL 1 A Bt eaters nsuary va Cork easenes Sree ae ae See eqvans us
nand ne uteoa oat is 3 thes weeks pie was errors p.m, = les bor Mere Col cine Press. Box 68. "Garden ae
ee 311 1149 733 1 can ago yn lig eg tm should re Covington. ee «i oo —
eee ed 1B 63 sae t Legion he won the s sibild “immediately. an MIDW RC Siamet ‘Appt ~ Gaye, FE rY
etimes Belew! after decim pe . oan Be ory fret ge a wae r True trance . MEN cool DE AELAYY ine i oom BD esate
Arctic miles Weeks a lant of con- tns portion mAh pine drivers i poe fe _ MEN ting pone, Maney LL SAL
a Rubber : ssctalldyy 169 po nt yen ot eward -— aero iS sas weartee err a Bt
shee bone RineionProsnete tert fr froderes* wbich tas gl foots Near bus line. va tom 2° = >
being See a. “ie man whicl for acl i sie ee Soe — oi ei aa tr" _ tite oe “ef Exporicnced MA
es eee . ao a 2.
eater. | "aye" Sarthe, pense a4 3 4] and conte Pontiac di fe oes wwe a0 tigi ee tnieretng cer i aos |. Soa :
ee a =o eo er soon Boe tae
c 8 Union, F a Sianing time for " mene crouehiy Per peal ciere | sig essential 3 Ke, ie
GAW to T. yee amiga Rigs onl CUTE SALES Penced oe a vetee. Op } tor inte ay em
Early Ne alk "a 12 de = Dale Youre PERMANENT 100 re Peas aoe al sepeey houewe's ae TO ive ia Pe
, Pe cheney xt W arr ae septs wants re sacri Os "stiary and eplen ote bm. Must have,
I'M United (INS eek uc cnnveted Up ts —_ pierongpd some route erm? Orr SDiscwont 38 benetie. Bort. rae 1”
REA ta )—Officials ne canenied up to $0 ee a TAP GIRI* | WAR 3 Wee WANTED Sor Se
LLY Co. Workers of the fret te fi. Bg may Mi A poten: _Lake Orion WAN Se | = died :
to the main lnue ed Ford CASH oo afters hey E — ie as Ba" tes Lape BUCK. - of semi
: main expected te and neertion. SOKINO AND OE ; _Fi “* —
hte ert Aponte Sas Bar 3 oe ov roma gag a a ee
t the their contrac 2 8135, 3 Da RATES AN POR OREEN NK B _ences. npc oy AL HOUSE. stead era .
~ corweie ce annual 3 = 1 ys 6 Da Third t { Sorenpes +32 Must "ts Near _ Box ; position: home
The ae t 7 _< ty | ite St acre = Bett ow ee Wolds ” om
new te oe rain $200 ‘6 & work woak More ‘for wv J om | Fen ee references.
ee ; Bm A aes week's 58 is ts show, depart mer igh x | 5m se apd “have, housewares small erect sparc Seats
0c investment can fourth met ‘ , 38 is ‘5 for expenenced NO AN bin Yo i — in inspection
roa nay pawl yen et in the De ; 5.08 oa =e aos leans a schesl? De yor 0 wage Peeves ection "ad Te
on no you the all today De- 3.00 a 1.56 : ms ager: gy — co you ARITHM act and supertence
soares trun get more a meno me ts if solace eee eee isis Bi
“eye and be run, get ot the discuss vad a7 ee Fn Se u desire te fire ia Indians
but get with dagead spon comment aad er tal : rT Fi Prezloe ia poation for 8 _ Fone
Pig oa much will on the Ford BOX eats slows superience no . Wan shift.
driving confine issues! RE _tise Pi * write + ew
Call cam ; cuietie "en. * saying they ae te nam 08 sn Aad wee | Re Sdir
Did : Sree) | 5: sous || eee: aa a
oore Flint the replies _tear W recog “alae it ppticant ERT TYP soe wos cp
at J orrice Huree. oN: Tele ym laure or IST —_— =
erome’ Police office iia rt als Shy iret fea es
8 as ace fn enrsrince ae working wi te excelent cook for babies.
Suspect ona Slice fully-pald wortang. wi ‘oot wanes Sts
abr. Ex oo Te rable Bai ith w e x
, : FLIN’ in . a tne iife Benefi wane State
fay. ee | — ce | pk eee
Lary Wa, ply ix tors z ; } ;.
ot Leray in ot ee Mons dren reer in|
Police Cini, 26, alsa Moa. through Pri wins mother ,
oa aout © = = ANTEO. WOMAN cE |
men ove a at ;
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CARNIVAL |
ate Sed 8)... Sees Series 13) WANTED.
waiy,| kinds Sor tae tT
ets es ene anlt excavating, etc.
wae a OM, a) Fovss Wo ;
= HELP! HELP! _ ING. SANDING AND |
os Np a gg Be hem F-e. estimates John Tavlor OR rant and gasoline station at the _ > 1618.
world’s busiest little airport. Pre- INSTALL NEW OIL OR GAS FUR- sew dead Gor party wit vostenrant cnet | complete with duct work BILL A
rience. Trott Bros. Airport. Al- | end fuel tank $515, Oil furnace in
mont. Phone 162F2. _ crate 84.000 . All
SALE On FEMALE BAR 1 -. Call FE 60140. Eves. FE
OR
Confidential. mar c.vo ff
AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES.
DOMESTIC, CRIMINAL, COMM'L
_30 yrs. exp. Bonded. PE S028 as yo om tad AID. ae. 0, |
The Salvation Army.
ew aes re Soot ask | mee oo timates. ses 6 to 8 | Aerotred Knapp Shoes uy or for interview x z GRADING AND YARD LEVELING,| 1 have the records of a 440 Gienwood._ cpaxa| & rates. All work clean | : | L TRAIN. YOUNG COLOR _ end gueran _ we 2-6864. a 3 |
Seite ftnetti tnd’ costing ite | PLAPERRING, NEW AND REPAIR "ROTO: TILLER | rooms. Share bain. Mapiy bast! iia Man to do cle | xeee iat Lendecasing eécnins | GMC Wilson Found
& ree Live tm. s200 Lake oa Oar we rearies |_Alerion Rd. PE Sis TIONS, 97.50 Teouthiy Sncludina beat Celi EM me __. . 18 W. Huron. 34323 __
Instructions 9 —2a2: Meveter & Bon On 3-808, | Lower Straits Landscape! _Syite ted_sapkins fast service | | MODERN 3 ROOM HEATED | ‘NEW HOMES BUILT | COMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- HOMADE CAKES PIES AND | SBartment Range and refrigers- | i i | 5 /- tor VOCAL, | OUITAR, ACCORDION, | “S build additions and make | or monthly, Lawn bldg . soding | ‘ Fe ~~ ge made a — ™ | a a — v aan rences -
a as ini Ts. UNFUR- Conservatory of Music. FE | | Sneed’ by State “of Mich Pree |MOMEMADE PIES FOR REST. TWO "2 ROOM APTS UNPUR| If no ens.. call estimates. EM 3-2071.. a Pr ctaes and clubs. Pree mtaned. 999 end S60 a nea. =
Work Wanted Male ic 10 _! REALTY CO Moving & Trucking 19 KNAPP > SHOES dren. Nicholle & Harger Co FE
1S chascee aaa oe | pe 2000 v Witte MARRIED COUPLE NO
see 2 Tepe ete tse thm. dally, fun. 1 te Sime i gece fr trv a ¥ AND RG. SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING, wife .. s sor finishing. rE : LA i AND | $0502.
meat = SF ae aR TER. | TROCTORAL STEEL. STEEL Rent Houses Furnished 35
Rhy Sai. Phone FE 46400. yey ~ APTS. FOR COovU-
<= STRES PART TIME ®t Supply Co OR 3-031. Nights, or 2 refined eentiemen. Near work. Willing to work eves. ang _OR 31406 v. References. 2068 Com-
GARPENTFR WORK. NEW AND fue Co 30 years exp. 1121 Dover Gar Ease service. Agent for Stevens | sonn FP McNeil of Mac's Collision WY hillg to dort oy 7 ROOM HOUSE. SEMIMODERN. : PE 44319 Ra__FE 2-6058 —y Any place tp the 48 “Service. 2018 Cass Lk. Rd. Keego Gane Auburn Heights. PE 5-003 Se eateae New WE SPECIALIZE IN CEMENT. ay | Harbor, Mich We've had terrible interference on our TV Tately = — my |} BEDE LAKE FRONT HOME | b veselrs cvafiable bow Burt __Ca!! for estimates. EM 34879 CORTON, ROGET. Y LOAD. | REOPENING CHARM HOU S81 r husband thought maybe it could be Stanley's braces!” Sylvan Lake PE 2-4971 Murdock. FE 2-7861. Buildin 12A_ hl nan 38631. __| beauty shop. Priscilla Bake : AGE. FURNISHED EaRPENTRY. CABINETS RE u Supplies | INCINERATORS CLEANED. ASH | prop. 325 Voorheis Rd” Mothers x ARPE aaah ee tn bauled. up. FE day specials | FURN 3 Ro 7 ROOM CABINS SREDEC-
ABOUT 1.200 FEET OF CLEAN cei AR PIANO 482 Dedd Ct
CAwn uz A
oi Siaag tare tina e760. AND.
BEDROOM
LEVELING
ictus SORE WANTED Kal
and cement work Get our prices.
We service all fear pee TR TnACtoms
"h &B TRENCHING 4 Pickue a
rE — a on | Pontiac Farm and
Couns, ii Gedshn FE Industrial Tractor Co.
Aitealted br hago tied wen | goers t™ Setece eee
REDUCED RATES
Large van to serve vou. Smith
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Be at HAULING OF ANY KINDS. REAS-
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Es - WF diel ANTED FURN E ISN'T If LOGICAL? ross hea ty is ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE back fill. Rochester, OL 1-6369 Phone PE 5-6006 tf you have anything for TYier §-7003 cin _on Cedar Isiand Rd. TY ler ¢0403. SLOOMPIELD WALL CLEA! NeRs | VOLLMAR MOVING AND STOR- sale and want prompt cour @ you live in the Waterford Dray- Da 9107 Linwood | w and windows. Reasonable | S#¢. Agents for N American Van teous service and the hich ton. Clarkston or sur Mich. | 37. Pree Lines. Large vans anvwhere in est ‘prie m cash call. lake areas. to fst vour property For Rent Rooms est. no obligstion. PE 21631) 52} hb aesvieas | L&SS LES CO with a firm entrates on Rent Apts. Furnished 33 _'° plage sae CEMENT WORK BLOCK LAY-| Sasen' dai No Serre jae Ea Eh we Bg ggg | ssa onl , foundations, driveways. new | OAKLAND, COUNTY'S LARGEST 1 CLEAN ROOM AND KITCHEN. |! ,LAROE ROOM i @ end repair eig chim. | USED PURNITU UYER ette. Private bath. Adults. 16 Nor. | —?oUbie._ 229 Whittemore Mt. __ peys estimates. 7-003 | Painting & Decorating 20 _ FE 2-290 | to. ~ | ar STOP. LA PRONT
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fe tie or | dag Cee a Te TS | re crm “ BROS ete Giare, “ocetet: Aboly sot | MDa ‘laundry. «60 W. Huron mate FE 40256 SOPA BED EXCELLENT CONDI- e F) mM AB SLOSF IN
» NEW AND REPAIR | [, PAINTING. PAPERHANGINO. eee es LAMP come. Utilities furnished. See | rooms. Men only. 46 Mechanic. _ Cari Buston, PE 40028 =| Paper reme.ed. Estimstes. FE | OLD DISHES OfL LAMPS REALTO! a caus a ker 23 ct. GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM 83 N.
<e Seen FE HOt Leo Lastie | tore “aervie top table MY 31831. | Phone OR 1803 2 ROOM APT. AT 22% ELIZABETH Johnson PE 20930 NTER ‘ Lake Rd. Child SLEEPING ROOM FOR | EM. PARKER & SON FLOOR | ae Tat boning: Oe see. | Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 wi _Yieee ree welcome, FE | CiXniemen PE Sa we bee: Daven Drevins | PAINTING AND WALLPAPER. | anc.wELDER css Mate. Keeney) partns ak We ar Sa ee! ROOM Al APT. FOR RENT. 4 CLOSE In ROOM FOR YOUNG |
OR _ 3-774. aE | tag. C. ite. OA 06-3807 lene welding torch. cutting tore | erty, list with: Wr Anak CLEA: _ _ | men idow's home
Ye Pe besss or | — peg od ol gy SS MEMPSTESD ARO AN ROOMS. TE | CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM WEN. $3000. re Sis) or On Painting, Wall all Pisicciggs: 3 small” grinder 19 in. jig saw | 102 E_ Huron 3 ROOMS. CLOSE TO TOWN AND | _ 62 Lookout Dr FE S004 ss Free est | and motor FE 24178. GREEN LAKE OFF FICE _bus stop. PE 2200. GIRL. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Electric—Sewers Cleaned — wo. & Wail W Fi RADIO OPERATOR'S LICENSE. (On Guwen LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS | —Eilchen privileges FE 2001 bervice results asnin anus Kaufm “HED@GTRS FOR KES” close . om children. |
} chomtealty weested at so | anog | nwa kaa © | Foo OR _3-7068 Cottages. bemes. Fay aM a... _ | _or 2 men. 19 Norton. PE 2-0000. Since 1925 - IT ROOMS, NICE COUPLE. LiGHT HOU ROOMS. Roto-Re s Sewer Cleaners | PAPER HAMOING AND _PAIVT WANTED TV AND RADIO SERV- NORMAN 7 ace — * arinners Day workers. 114 cen ~ Middlenged men. 103
PAINTING AND REDECORA fee equipment for bench work. | W¥ COdarg < Tres rither cn RVATE BAER Gear ROVSEEEEDING BOOMS and paper removed. 28 years of | Must be good Ph OR 3-1665. ROOMS. PRIVATE BA oat HO cara yg lt
perigee Money Wanted 28A | C4SH FOR TOUR EQUITY IN 4) ROOMS POR OaY moose _FE $6200. Mason Thompson FE 4694 (~~ ~~~ keeping. put, cutside city. No| NICE SLEEPING ROOM. WEST
| PAINTING AND WALL WAdl LIKE TO CONTSCT, PRIVATE! JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | -weng—ve tien. = sie. FF 0000. acon. |” tree estimates PE6SIT) or PB| Ar’. Berrew $15,000 ce oe foes 3 ROOMS. CLEAN. ig hs Cw og 7 and 5-044) le o venient « le
| ware WAEEERS AND PAINTING NEED Fe Fj ONCE Co-operative Real Estate washer. 15. Virginia. PE ¢-c00s. | FE. $0872 R 2 ROOMS. CHILDREN WELCOME. | NICE SLEEPING ROOMS. SIN- a Ww 39, MAHAN HAS BUYERS | _40t_n. Cass. MAvie 5-2005. gle or double. Call 3:30 +0012. ae. b peneee 8-9900, _ ao Sake WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING. YOU WANT ACTION | 4 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | _% Putnam 4
a. OR 3924 or OR 30404 BY MAY 31. 2 OR 3 BE ——— -— Seterene. 1 or 8 adults. | By HB A a PAPERHANGING ie os en privileces for "
eat es Pe rm vs preteraviy is) your ¢9/ 2 RMS. PRIVATE ONLY, CLEAN. | _Tessunable. FE ¢7317 x CLEANED Lambert school district. Reter- =e i, : . : - | cee Ea
= ; of satis room aw dis- Ganieviad FAMILY. Y. 3 BABIES. calings ‘im ‘Ponting sesures us |? ROOMS FURN. ADOLTS OWLY.| {26 Toome for mee ter eh E. Physiotherapy 21a, needs 2 bedroom house modern | that you will be . we | _———_ a Mansfield _
er Sa omrtroncin A eto cna cnang. Call us tofag te Bal) oe es Picker Body erie | ROOMS WITH KITCHEN PRIVI- | SWEDISH MASSAOE & THERAPY [PIES ceeell Taal Aen your y. « Mrauire | “leges. PE $4600. a A technique. 172 Elm | nn Ber 3 rooms. PRIVATE BATH. 211 ee oe eee tye
SS | —— rig | ehildren. heat water. . ee | YoU BUY If WELL INGUME IT able. Call after 6 p.m. FE 2-6078. YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSI- OLD Grn, PON- RODE. PRIVATE BATH. Gas Mark :
or clea Seite ‘saccting’ pubiie Television Service 22/0 Tac® TO guann ArT sutomatic best. FE Coace ae ROOM. © SENECA Capable of accepting responsibi)- Qecsonabie. PE ¢@3i. NHAVER'S’ RADIO & TV WITH ANOTHER GIRL OR . i private beth, “no < dren Courts ae ne TED SLEEPING hy, 10 years experience. Own | BUBLIC a ge a peggy a cy A WOULD LIKE R Dreferred. Reterences, No Gen | STEAM — HEATED NG transportation. FE 2-0676 pro advertising counsel | [°pelt 506 Rs KITCHER. LAUNDRY oR ors. PE 42815. room. Hot water. Close in. 64 Pine YOUN WOMAN DESIRES FOI. . Photo work i | ————— 5 RO 4 APT. PARTLY PORN | SLEEPING ROOMS FOR MEN. hig Ngee lg gg | e| “4x OF NOM TV SERVICE ae PONTIAC PRESS. ° ee gt ot ee bd OOM APT, PARTLY PRN; | Double and sine No drinkers giver, aimed felds meeting public. eants veer Olive M . te Eves ‘til 9. Sund. 10-4 3 ROOMS, NO NIGHT SHIFT. NO baton Br. resus omnes. 88
transportation FE 360% = a OE PE GONG. On’ to | ri eo — hag dre — Rookie PRIVAT Tw GZEPIN ROO = msc = . i yee reom nd 4
Building Service 12! accarsre = | _RADIO“s 71v., 131 8. PARKE ST. ? pontiac Press Box 36.| NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH cutrance. Working, couple ‘ure.| deobie bed PED Saat te a : - t ice 22A | ~ STORAGE SPACE WANTED POST ferred. Rent techaton chestricis r LE 16 Chamberiain a. | Typewriter Service | 2.000 square feet with loading | LISTINGS WANTED verecenn heat. Phone FE 1-610) | SLEEPING ROOM FOR LADY. ART SWOBODA Awa, PRECIBION Mach MACH FILED) ma.| %ck preferable but not essential | ED. o NORDMAN —vstween 5 and 6 p.m. West side. FE +0615. Cubtee. em a oe | 8 ee ee NW. section of Pont. or sub- | 3 ROOMS, UTILITIES FURN.. EM- a aaet so by 1 additions ee MACHINE | ehine repairing Expert work. prefe Space need not | ATE plovea cousle W aids.
ST chnaee wen pe — MANLEY CH. 10 st. General ae ea sup _~——— to <I Cee ae re- | 3-7216. Rooms With Board 38 —— emma y _ 17 W_ Le) rene. ‘quirements. ‘ord, i aw
_ PE 2-4858. Furniture Refinishing 16A ITERS RENTED WANTED 7 CAR GARAGE. DRaY. SS Gveund 4 OE. gw ROOM UD
BLOCK ANT BRICK WORK FOR | ~~~ 2 cree Se — Mitchell's 123 N, Saginaw St. | ie ae leg 9 ee AN Stool ‘ee By, t— en- Mas. ikent Seer to ae and Sige ee ne chimeeys: O8 | REPAIRING ANTI A SPE | wanted 50: BOARD AND ROOM ON| Farms business and commercial | trance. Newly painted. FE &* foe cae | cielty FE 30162, ¥ Upholstterin 23; farm around tiac for ¢ } cooking. spot. Elderly qui- AND ROOM FOR MEN BLOCK LAYING, BASEMENTS rR YK f, Real et couple AYTWO, Garden Plowing 168. PARRA IAS bey dering pummor vace- oy Knau ealtor : eo i Close to plant and bus. 624 Mar-
: ns peRe | ~|_. ‘THOMAS UPHOLSTERING a rte . O Bes 16 (20% W. Mure PE 3-169) | ns nobus esas ree ee rerenl | _kle. OTL, »_ Bien. " PRIVILEGES c 2.0600. LI 54-2674. Additions, | ALL KINDS OF MANURE PLOW. 24 5. TELEGRAPH __PE + ease | Wanted: Homes, Farms,|« ROOMS &@ BATH. WEsT siDE | “see Veena PE isi OE =e Shake Uoahond “sunkine: Giscing end leveling. FE | SL ods Tear ucieriel PEtOW — << oo tee ROOMS, | Land Contracts GENTLEMEN. TWIN BEDS tors. PHA. terms. ” | SLACK SOIL: DELIVER BY BU. | Bape SiIP COVERS, MATE: | Grew for occupancy reyton Fietes | PAUL M. JONES REAL ESTATE me pene tag Or meee FARE. | Sed. sheen. modere home. days. BLOCK, BRICK CEMENT WORK | Plow gardens FE_ ue ple _FE_b 1631 OR 3-7163 | $2 Bere Bee Miss Duffy first floor. 2 | PRIVATE ROOM AND LACNORY. GARDEN SLOWING "AROUND | ‘ PHO rh Ee mie
‘afee ala chime a Ee } Be = ling. OR 3-409 AND “TAwn S ear pe ” bus. me a ae Le aS by fi As, = Sena S, vith -= ‘ level , po SS. OS Ste. FE 21717 after 4:30. canPEroR Wenn cx _ GARDEN Foes — LOT oe | Lost & Found 24 ES aman “reterences. FE | can Sa Tavior “Reamer. | 4 ROOMS AND BATH. $0 PER | ROOM AND BOARD. 3@ CHAR- stairs. alterations & F FE 50036 or FE 5651100 ~~~~~~ | WE dine month. - Couple fotte. Off EB Howard oor22 one } carages. PE | SOE GARDEN F Pow WIkG «LOST — 2 MALE POINTER PUPS. | YouNe COUPLE wire ie YEAR | | mip. we 5-00us. | ROOM AND BO E CEMEN] WORK AL : MOWING- Reward offered 5835 Eldridge a room = APT. FOR WOMEN. CHILDREN | 2 blocks from town. Southern areas Ss Sener 2aNe EDMUNDS & a Tost COCKATIEL BIRD. | YiEr- _ FE bouts im oF wear Rochester. | COMPLETE E wed. FE bees. pies 20S. any, . MENT WOR OCK LaTING, Pe — ow and gray. Vicinity PRIVATE 3 ROOMS TWIN BEDS HOME PRIVILEGES. ponpaiacieioal pe dnvewaye Work | den. Ca afer | wes FE GAR caseecn rat ever Share Living Quarters 40) Real Estate Service a bath. Lake. FE 4-3369. Downtown $15. FE 48324. n coms Tee a my A. - = CA A 5 LOvED winow wnman yo | z 5
tman OR 3-0495. . ROTO - TILLING cinity of Oriole Rd & Genessee. EMPLOYED w trade present hom kitchenette bath. Available CEMENT WORK FOOTING AND | —_— Reward PE 242 | share her completely furn. reas cna new of Used house? We buy, ez eee N._ Perry. PE ¢1973. Convalescent Homes 38A oundat id " foet iderly ¥ from TERRACE nu ae om specialize feors. ROTO - i got pcg ye E a. or bak after 7: 30 | NW. Setrodt to Pelton We build bath furn or a 2, mg BOARDING og Ra ELDER-
MENT OCA SEB. facome Vax Sav) ist 6 MONTH OLD BEAGLE | Wd. Contracts, Mtga, 32| "i@vand without lake frontege or | MU “eagea = Private entrance, | 2D TtnSS er OTVER, ae a easements, . EM nco Lost 6 MONTH OLD BEAGLE , CUSTOM BUILDING P.M a. PT Tncome Tax Service 17 Female Vicinity of Lasalle St | macdnsmine Petty. a = Heges | Qraitable | tor CLEAN APARTMENT — COUPLE to elderly. men and women. OR Pancing Modernizing. FE 48470. | aCCOUNTI afrchend ide to suit commercial | Dy 40) 6. _ Jessie. : CARPENTRY BLOCK AND CE- Dicere BAX SERVICE vost ENVELOPE CONTAINING | 5% MORTGAGES | properties evailabie. CLEAN 3 APT. PRIVATE. | PRIVATE BOARDING HOME FOR _ Ment work. ete. FE ___ 1061 Argyle PE. 3-2602 mv land contract and insurance ON PARMS OR Shoat Rontnee Ws | —— to Motor. 578 Le-| _elderiy | ee nce FE 5-670 CARPENTER WORK ALTERA- | BOOKK PING AND TAX SERV Pe Tee naionianes anit ae pony dank S ] R It in WaLi LARE es | poe Re a —y Coneaeeceratettion also tee Very fe Home ao post gs YE PRIL 10 Vi. , D. “CHARLES | y van ea Y ing yg Youngstown kitch for e! ‘ CEMENT won a RESIDENTIAL seme cinity rane 2 aren. pe bea- | ge nad: pain 2383 Lk, Rd. bath and dressing room nee Sak wemmesissl’ ren gente TPING ok TAS SERVICE‘ fie Reward for information | to PE conan live 1717 A Telegraph | aii Ye gous ‘ ee pouiidine washer Hotel Rooms 39 Rermend Comaves_ FE 40366. | 18 Maynare an TEE ssevs Surg) (DO Cave «doe PE S5-Gnt THE ME MOST FOR YOUR | SAT. SUN. 8 0% couple or ? girls MA ~ 7704 after ~ IRQ SANDING —— : —— =a caw | land contract ue lipo? POs ope _5 p.m finishing pe Bug Bulla. 113 LOST GREY ANGORA CAT. ; poet . HOTEL AUBURIN Colgate’ PE 4-92) nt% Sanne | {rom Auburn Hotel Reward FE §Phoue PE 2016 "| THE TIME IS RIPE weep ctlarea’ Paicod ~ 7 i LLLEA Room 07 Day or Weet T DURING MARCH a | Short rerms tost a oe We are euperteneine a a de bed APR'L. Modernize with licensed } ere oF MONEY FRONT save mand new
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DISABLED WILL TRADE PREE up with a grand }bedroom ant clear 3 acres. 6 room mod- home. on 8 let’ thet ern 20x32 ¢ Hen house and, %4.000 + buy. $1,880
brooder kinds of fruit and down.
shade for 4 or 5 reom bunge- |
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are completed sted neat | 10. Chama REAL ESTATE
and transportation 95759 1827 F. Auburn near Dequindre
terms. Bal. $35 per month. 1-4651 Eves FE 21317
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escaped rage, large ment | : N VILI sect os room bom ot PA - EM 33303 rors acing lake front N LAKE e 2 R us
fruit ane well land. $ room «LAGE rN Style | estered walls e oil furne VAG - k nee off 4 Open brick | 2 bedr’ North | ORION 2 Lots )_Chgs.
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ft. oak floor om. plas- 7 storms - ole onk: For Dp $1. 4 6 call OR urther | 2 bedr« ment $1,950 ri lak ision
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pecomest eas heat Center WE NEED LISTINGS cotage beth ‘basement’ 3 room — a es _— ay owen. + 800 ve tae Lovely” brick (RANCHER | =. Sivas s hearecmn a. est | —welters KE FRONT ON SCEMIO 3
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" |__GILE S REALTY CO. WALTER GREEN _—sMY t) 5 weleeses ee ee 4, oom house | incom nny beth. vestibule on -bosrecme, tile Faae costs on PHA or nee | rN _szeellent buy a" a lots On Au Sat WATERPRON?
R ee tee son! besos ent with ree. _Heig! e. Paved | 92.500 het woler, full price ANY SAC North a Lake. Ogemew
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8 brand , 3% rite . MELICK more ares. All level dart oes ae a ee . ON ™ ~ $3,500 down | ow) Bey Ex wil
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forced wm bei = $] 000 D | Sad on00b- 4sen, Price $21.- R to mort ag ae ESTATE COOP 1 wow. Rm. daily me tae STONE REA ‘tena For in Bayport. =
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_ eee ddoeons a. Bedroom Hom bd vee Coane Pontiac in 97) Baldwin WOODW | LAKE FR PR _33103 ct perment re 1 fot £228 | eva 8 pm. @aily: aaa 30289 Axe ~ .
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Estate Exchange “Peal Estate & em KINZ $2100 — im only very ma utility he rooms part "bases ¢is-| rad ELIZABETH ae fr. Tiled ae eee on 4) aoe iarge lot. e080. ofl heat, Dreanwater. located
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pan lligg = geen —, at ee — rE —_ | ab pres op tg Peek iy? ig Aha 23-2821 See is, to =—s Mg mow THELM Pe 200 Pte aloe for only oan Vesnale & 5 { Ne OXBOW LAKE
aluminum 7 with re | ve fed ® | [ona | walls — — j or OA 68-2843 . a MY | A M. ELWOOD eeeemieas Pontiee a home, | built-in beth, eae ie bed : Now coment ini
ee ell hen, eee | shade and -— “garners weiss $143 = | and lake nook Near bus th, RANCH level ome. uatnishes ton 9
43.700 and P ments floors | rs ot | FE 5-128 Elizabeth Late 96.950 privileges too - | om Tongs si jot, paved Rd. asa aee lakanes a
meath down. balance hot. | w"Near * hia wate: Opes ot to? ATTR ms Oak takes ly «@ beautiful OXBOW $4,006 down.
cnatned as. taterest "By | = iams. The ! athe sig egg my ek ee eee aoe a pie- | 2 dedreoma LAKE
only By With ranch type wees @racre “ tems oar oan spp peepee copes, | perch, glassed and *
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rayton Plains | erry PRO kitehen co eh Ee earage modern O. FE +050 Ls Modere heme can Deriabure | WEsT $17,000. | wie includes another lot
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we on ssession ulated — oo fully | Coved ted oe . SUMMIT STREET } T HE P get or gwen is | = bungalow. All x nice 4 Lester R ye R
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Full baseme r100u308 7 6, full beth 4 ROOMS. } $00 with Midge at only rv > 2 po j elty water se 7 fea- Jose yoome. ne
Plastered wall "ioousae) = ONLY fi 30g DOWN: {vine room. Combined Eitchea stant Same aoe, rage. Nea? Schools ang tus 5 Bed wer. MOVE RIONT IN D . Reisz Suan 3, 5ED
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Cot ee floors “BUD” | 96.960 with 2.00 down Pull price room ranch type home woth 3 | 8% West Huron PORRITT | DOWN SR Approved | heet You -taag Maar pps pr gee vo heat Mer get al mom rt saber ako
. tile bath wi ad DOWN. «4 | =z y, Living-¢ and 1% at Eve. call FE sent 37124) PLUS COSTS Paved a ees | oon = Si ie Sey :
built-in vanit ith _NICHO oldranad — “tiv signet | | ae, on XR 12: Back of 4 JOREL : GI bom fe See this eta tte school ~ Prop. 44A
Formica exhaust f Estat LIE bedroom ern itches “Toe “baa shower. Love woes ta | ovner “bedroom. Hospital By NOTHING DOWN ace went terms O | TTENTION | Pras ——
ustom ca . an @ wee Clemens 8t Priced _—- t A down. at only 11800. | new se = ment, _ FHA é — Comfortable ¢ O] Pig d cabin. pa month buy
Alwintite meipe Ere Me Newer et TE Sa $1201| VERY * oni Near Lake Angel wart aoeTet ial aztre, ew , Choic $1,200 | =" Soe ee me wan MNase : | Morice cee a he tovorder’ ea
alum. window priv AND this nice 4 ngeius Myers Real °° | Knotty of 5 home designs can cee cee Say eee FOR <a ieee Ga ae .
and storms and JIws K SS ee nen gh ‘conga Mine com. 3 tory, 3 CRESTVIEW ay + ld Rastty pine cabtecty wt —— — BETTER HOMES j Rided takes. g eres ef % tah
Delco oil h a DSEN large bedroom Ecbcn ena | wells ie ‘kxtehen Seing oom _Sanie NA. terms, oe mers ae sm ruse country home Meal fer| Of an ta ise teed by
Auto. ga ae : . ty fenced a aoe vere te Pood tS ae Oak ag bath, Dlasterea emerson. FE | Spacemaster fol reed air heat. Bidgs,’ could’ not email far term OF uxurious living ah ould te Art cr at 0. Beste Forest 2
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~~ ———_ SS. — 1962 W PE estate ——_— 06500 OWN “s window * a gy! com- gage. besoment, wit aly car ga- KE MODERN 3 82D.
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ae or a — : io a oe oe al Estate Excha best a nice 6 ; : pg Living Located on a | Mr. Jol. PE after | —Civde_ Mich. opt oe
, ‘frame bungalw. Th an incom: Seeabeth Labs ea telwor | Yeatibule picture Sale -
Ba Keego Harbor soem. tr lovely 1 5 38 every convenient wn ee Pn wall-to-wall e. amindow. | Rent receipts? Suburban
teman & Kan Excellent 8 kitchen. ae ce reem. Be | = om each side. 3 ead eee | M50 ts with Rte < optene. | us show you A ry ee 4A
ipsen a eee s home | 9998 tomatic ot peta. cok m9 2 13! roof, a . 2 Tooms down | WH Ritchen | With — Modern | —~ his § room modera A. @. ELLIOT a
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built =e m bung & good lot 100 : your side eae wel ak eae ar | ent ; Shown 2. MAvfatr
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ve Real Estate inasbooe Ph. eS at State ine Priced an room, it nice clean he Sarge “lot. $14,200, hoes Gee Phone Mode ve hoa, or | 6° room A always be e+ in hile.
Te ma | Pb. +4516, a land end « — 96.908 a seg re Fg Fo ; 14,200, terms *) Office OR a | Next to Co Eves FE 86105 iste of os ily paola this ai Ot \ iest Agent Dow
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pleton ROOMING HOUSE letreces PRICE - Lovely ‘ion bath and shower Plastered ‘ resme a N bated epartment ae ¢ mom — 2144 National artin & Co.
NOR pe 12 room brick = Lake Tica ge fur. | 296. = 300 a penetra cram Age gy Hm Morag re eW : | Rese. Puls AM tye Woodward Siew
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9 bedroom SIDE a eee Se oo : ro of aped. A ° gist dane over. OCHEST
a4 ee Le ee | eS ee e 42.500 im | Sade San Tiese down os pom that iu upete therm nue Homes Orr a Em ER
pb mood apece. large kitchen an annual > €2.500 DOWN Large nine : ap. Be any lady. 2 CE OPEN 96 =o > ten ee
close to Ponti water heater. | ak ene, soa ping Bann gl eR gp PEN Ne: Say A neat. Price BEDROOM | A JOHNSON In own, 3 bedrman Ite be
can INCOME price $18. — ey Drom hg Do aed ce N $100 Down a $7 300 00 | West & | 1704 S. SSrelubee-rl rrtek » a naeme, treme.
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pos ap Magy eS Y1OPL | beet old and just line new Large ranch ‘ype home. This home. it lo 3 BEDROO Tile fine home must be soid i= ee ic
ous os Oe (100 Onkland Ave PEt ~_ arene, bungalow with two Eee ¢° Hass) W oomfield Highland RANCH M paved st Near garage, Pp RS re A
VERLY en Eves, sansa | feutoce, A se » nice wis, 10u33 HAR ® 2% living | Drick and - HOMES poh ho Gectian noes qd BUILDING
foom ATRACTIVE Pree eA ent and walls, Pull bath, | #34 TM room ee near 40” LoTs
astment ot heat Pull mbeder + RM HOUSE WIT Hoyt at FE real home. Call ry | eepetarerren with A floors, full heat, e. Fireplace 12 000 me or good An excellent Je Ie Pontiac. Sewer and water
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a empleton, Realt io 00000 Se. caemen eteaied . H. BROWN, R pom ge a ate | 27 Acre down Indian Vil | T tent Dinner a
9399 Orchard Ls ealtor $6300 cash Gaaveded | len N, Realt lading lot s illage OMO Strteahe: COR
Lake Rd. Also, 4 or more on ae eG uae ae $10,700, | West 4 BEDR g ROW < m School NER
VE PE 44563 pthy room yer re terms. ber Real FE 4810 Sun. eo the property Fig room oo 3 soa" BRICK ROCeE whee Cape Cod n LIVING—TODAY Col oe
teste, Terme. Be Doe “ots. Estate Exch. | . ngs plastered } ural fi with nat. ere'e JDA- olonial Hi
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rand hes will move are: bath itt. Rlschen. dl price Ab cont Lo ow Down P. . naxd WM. : 0nd bee bus. "8147 heat, Near ad cigggeno an Hhasaen ex- Fasaet —
Sen 3 wae ey eo —— ‘cna | $08 DOWN. perma > coe comma OTe 4 tered bisted gareaa 5 sar view: Bear bus line.
just fmarine: ee) Le bedroom ° equities | eres. we gm N , érivewa garage with paved | E
bce having these fyresce. Aye level on ‘a redecorating. LIE DY Leslie R. Tri Dream aoe ro vores ast Bloomfield
1. 519% garage. 612.500 DANDY” BUN YN | 2 eute 3 PO Opes Be Masud Realto town cabinets deluxe Youngs- ms. Highland
and — room Modern + room | Kocated on pba go shady» er ene Park, with etttreom. tm & HARGER CO. eet Ww on Evenings —_ 2 Ww. = 2 r unit, built garbage disposal i $s
. Ou furnace with ba: tile bath, gaiow with ern | DOWN | 33 Open _ 8:30 | rE $6161 ° cg bereet kitchen ringing y r oven ed ee - 4’ lot—highly
2 FY jots, 260 4 ae- tered select oak ceramic | ase 4 room | W. Ruron St. 42960 or FE today ou tomorrow’ $2,000 restrict
with Sa oe A.B ate and wat eniee a pa vero ne mr we att | te 58189 be Duult-in vanity. Alsmost ath Svivan Vill
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porch V A , |, 500. DOWN. W i ° Tapes and dern fu e
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SATURD + $0003 ct cupboard “apace and USNIAL ery iirsctive. New in Sindowed Tiving room carpeted cites ledgerech tetmarea | FB re Yh oye
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CLEARANCE rE —|-F cTETR Waterford-Drayton Sub. | siya’ $31 $00 oa 5 On TO $500
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Se Plastic e farts, bose 158 D oors _ Sais Dinie Hey. Drayton. Plains, eee een Plains. 300 18s MR. lots, gus with, 008 4 W Buren ‘FINANCE CO. W A
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Sep relary mower 1.47.80 | Prom 635 ~ A, PEOFING "¢2.40, ROLL a rry Acres cs it x! $900 CASH
' cocastonsl 28 mower. Sho peRRY Boon, suns "0d | Pais ITH'S, 287 S. Saginaw er tank for
J 24.95 Spin rod & reel 180 | OELI ED $20.56. 220 eetal | °° “ . = ine te jote. 780, with $100 Sis, foundation 7 + oda ©
=: sowing machines. 14.95 Spinging reel... 180) 5 dy $32.50. Specia Medium - restrictions building w 5-255 for You T:
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tole beds. ‘s30.68, mew bunk beds, | [4s°AlreS, apm reel 620. 18 | _feee‘ete’-1 aise install wasen. | LIONEL & AME . Dunn Farms Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A County Reve bor.
; ante Some, wane. wrought iron | 299 Car Week mitt os: 40 | ga59 aml DRYER WASHER 2 LYER TRAINS 3% sere wooded parcels. 150 x |
rowed Buckner’
Beds complete, $2.08 ep Bony, | 12.00 8 tee a. | eS FL _Y “SERV- 304 On « good road down. | RE CORNER ELIZABETH | 37 years.
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Seay, cues. $S ey women, ik Giteteie bandos wel 4 qeaces. | sil | ie and | : Baldwin- Waldon Acres ym FT sTOur ANY BU. 4 UP-TO-DATE LOAN
f aS po agg A mattress- $3 Electric bandeow may Se A a amp eRe 44-4 8. @ W. Huron St. SP Sa i Sna T PeaSenhde earn re | AiR ace
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home. YAWAY | 34.50 Electric Jigsaw ‘ Cattery radio. PE Site? after 6 oer. W alters-Clarkston For Sale or Exchange 50 tl sagety a be \gied You
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: 685 Hand Elec. of a stoker, $85. OR : qecres eporox, $1500. with sree . So aoe For $ of € rooms oa. oe ware sure of tind and
n ANGE | 3088's" Prectre crit 7088 | son ar ey — oh aa ORES CRRE Pootiee. Soa Mice on GeAce NT OE SORRY
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NBAR SAGINAW. P,S° ieatice ‘handbag . - $98! docks $1 each. # east “of Adams. UNPS Joo x 460 ft. of very level land Carpeted living room nt wae You can obtain up to $900 today
vuicenaTOR 9 CU. Ay A popns boone 12 | 306 IL TANKS |~ MEYERS P In 8 ——— | room. Venetian blinds. i! 2 an a we
NORGE REFRIOERATOR: 1498 ahenen toes 35 FUEL O 5 Meyers shallow well Om Ace Farce! | fr'fumace "Aluminum storm ‘and tontha te reper ‘wow’ monihiy . 4-16 || Pe f em trscer chest. it Popup “totes “ii HHS | ap al.'s to lees, aauge, vented ete pump” 498-80. includes "pump cr | er
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, $9.95 Rotisser <& | SREe STANDING FOLLETS $1008 | “pros: Our price Ite per 5 ACRES r unities 51
L wor WAFER EATER HIE. 7.95 Bath Scales PREE STANDING TOL $1195 |, pipe ft. 1%" : Business Opport
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Sanders. Pipe dies. AL GUARANTEED. a Hp ot” medicine io poor LOT NEAR Real Estate Service of Poste | PEOPLE oe Cas neat, 2 | TASH FOR & i Fe ee Jeaf table, 3 chrome chai ri oR PE 20071 | Going Out of tg ang ll new sliding triple door ho ge ag re sises FE Soon. terest money or other ‘smaller = eras “ Ofer tools, OR P-21}1. HEPRIOERATOR. Goon CONDE usin wees Wrecking Co. | Eve ~ edly =. palo Fistrescent 3 —_ on oS TA LOW DOWN | 4 of ground. Partly full| spring needs, Choose the ua CHROME DINETTE Fare ce | Mice. Cheese, Fis ¢sise $ MAK | , Per Sew 9 Muy Ae maar reg be gan © oe | uD FLAPS FOR YOUR TRUCKS. gg RL Revert Chapin Cow ctriate medal wracked cars, eine “Booclai, Fast service’ Por * food condition for smell garden Four chairs and table ben 9" ves Sifrees, $15. Lise Gouble bed, Perta- necadiien Oe PR Te sold Ot coat, oF | betOe os cal. |o SUaT CADRE TLE | erection. 44-0447.
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: LOT IN AUBURN HEIONTS oe tag, toaee e141 PaCTORY WORKERS — oe Tiss! models, fpmens mabe. For control, $10. Si Fairgrove, PE TPrentiOn—WEW Sata. “Gecren | BOYDELL BROS. PALWT s2 09 Got vee was Ee MOATR OAL, 2 Pe ea . — = RAL. Oe ES ae | ie in look, compare end be CORVED VERY GOOD | farburetore. #16 7 tach, ‘Rebull wiiatux 0 oat temtad Sheet Saale Sot, oe as meyesrs in toe same eson.| = GE NERA Cg FER, Scresins’ Michipan “Piuorcscest | SOFA, Ct oll foam ruber for- coll corde ea ms make SERED SATIN Kiev OAL, | | /| Glaite “Reinforced concrete Seuts sivegs © meaner, mater, press AN |: 56 | __ 383 Orchard SOx SPRINGS eens the. STOR ELEC.| heater, OR 32006 Pa | PAINT R ROSEAL HOSE,| FMA svorov 4 LITTLE FARMS Con | 27,08 2» reer. rou vert «| DUBLIC LOAD For Sale Clothing 56) —2:) Orche: ED. BOX SPRINGS FRADE 045 RANGES YOR & PICKIC TABLES FOR GALE, fever. “Op ous | ONION venient ‘cation orn, land: | down to Baie iit ere 69 W. Huron _ FE 3-7181 | ~~~ PERSIAN PAW CAPE. 1 | Reasonable, Smoke stand, = FOR BARGAINS mee sae a ee ALL TOYS AT 60 PER cunt Cotanr, e Seats Co. stores and le = GIRO é 4 7 NEED 20 sise__ aS FOR- lizi2’ DARE TURQUOISE WILTON
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t common a0, a ing sites for m =s 14. Pontiae Pres > pm el yments to suit your ee te, : 23046. | ottoman After § p.m. tubs, YERS 2 our clas- arage ft yd steel ttems af “SYLVAN |. ccemget teste va. | etn, We oe dn Ke CRED, FORMA, SHE 8 won| yo” Sp Deee Oe | wm onta ree am emia ee nn saa Fea Oe REALTY Bi ‘eno “Lamee Ser ety frets | Signo, Room SOTEE _-OU | "awestn, ar | Supplies aft roam | BLDG. SUP Dorothy Snyder Lavender ICE CO soon Mrs Newman's Variety = —20k. Good condition 31 Oak Hill. is IN. ARVIN TV. MAHOG
30 GaL pag be. heater Good con | 8161 Dixie MA $581) 8 ems = ~ yo Wun FINANCE CO. Shop. 918 Orchard’ Lake ne console, MY 33400 HD" CRAPTEMAN JIG SAW dition 910. Call PE’ oa? oher i} WHEEL PacToR . Daily # TO 8 FE 24411 or EM 33300 FE 4-1574 —Teleara ». '" PHILCO. BLONDE ROVOR Specceay Induce “arti oe su | ¢ pm. * aller Metal bon tne — MSE FULLY EQUIPPED RESTAURANT 707 Pontiac State Bank Bide. Sale Household Goods 57 oF a Gs ei Rue aa TRADE-IN ALE Speed way oe Stat JOUR BOMy in| weler. Ms canvas cover. | 9 Fer Sale Acreage 47 Eaeewood "Driving ‘Range. “awe | as Ponuns igs So batches lee iiemeiiied | ene Be ore wate oe gsonate “Geet ut, ryan ipa Poet PUMPS. siete. 13 vommeroe _Ra., Walled Lebo. N. MAIN of wool . me eee el on}
atie os. a fer & 20 cal | basen aa an P. deep — = GROCERY STORE 202 N. be seen nights
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i” ymbe ween SET, one Crrtewe | GROCERY, BEER, Loans also made ve turait tare. fabea 26 80; 2 door. & shelves EXD | TABLES Moderne Gevians : eee eee? cep | 207 Macros HWY, Walled Lake it you, so} find what you a ee ee eee oe . Price $1,750 , res a
head board SO value $12.95. 7 POSTER BED, SPRINGS
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0 sizes. $3 up; 7 eote, ichigan Fluorescent. 7 PIECE WALNUT JUNIOR DIN.
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$25 up; radios, $5 up; ne chard Lake Ave . ve)" oe ce one ee LI IM
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hot water heater All for i acme KORA came | Edw. M. Stout. Realtor, FP “oagy Obn eaey parwere | Euecran Ciew RROITER os ils ay —uaucamey| ove gas eugene 8 g| Sic nred Sera tonne tn | "for ail ult wa foe 7 At ahaha MA hate My Serie bret aE Sae TL s| SR ogg page ees enya ects he Se | ee 7 7 LOANS ‘
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LI og out eee rat - WASHER, $10. FE USED TVs 4@30 oP. 0sED os is .. tune beastie. yoo M ¥7 | ow rT wx | 1008 v on CHOICE beteae caity i mile trom ‘pear ts orEk 2 WED. NIOHT TO wisely ty —eeaes fon oe W. Huron &t. FE Bat req “tr special “oer fe | aes in Gee 85,000 and — gM a bak, = ; community aC lete stock. LOANS
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CO., 4 mi, east of Prinibaree trom Or. | OVE BOOSEY as Ex fig special M $85.00 bale eee etre, | ep ONE sT PIKE . fers rite ceneat nrg extras. ‘Take ab to ae : $23 to $500 * ponte wt pr Bigg a "hase. "Doubig oven $138. MI $0000. — hi” ist, pion an me te salt Ot wish. OR D208. | SIDE, ENTI ance. CAST IRON poe Metamore die. : = SomtUnrry LOAN CO. PE 22806 “ and Coop _w TV $3. OTHER Fwin ALUMINGM STROLLER 3 per i z = i i Ince oe condition. FB Ht et ee, ere 7 RED HORSE % * FRIENDLY sxavics | i5t— atte Ole naNGE Ww bag oh "Drivettg cor seats. PE Cisse ene Ee te 1 pang fernece. iy only $500 down. See this today
¥_SERVICE cringe Ca once anak ranks | "ome! ___ REFRIGERATOR, | —Drive y * Feeneeapet tara er $4| AND SAVE MONEY GAL os. $019 Cass Elizabeth Ra cot corings all since 68.26. eh we TH rr | “eeat, Pivwosd, cock $445 ; CALL ter water heater, Like new, 675. Edw. M. Stout. Realtor TOR een oe hate NOT NEED $900 ination $16. pines cabinet or westends OR SI € &. Linoleum .......... We Tee | w. P Combination doors ore Shs be , OR TN. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 58165 Mia Pontiac. $500. OA sass. _ less Ha sa Washers H1 $0 Living | FLOOR LAMP. aan a | Wee oe at wT os ° M. A. Benson rs) CARLOS REPAIRED TS Mom itochat he Moen after AT WATERY CRD wrcmOKy | — WITH €UICK Bm. sat, etic cack |" tiaie roster te ce Be, mame Sa FiageRe « pagent low sagas m Peso oo ee et : Grd. Call owner Reval Osk Lin. living ‘quarters in ear on lane SERVICE? beta M14, Asigue, sete nid tea Retties, “and odd dishes. FE | Harold’s, 140 S. raed “een ARE BUILDING 4 ROUSE QUALITY “costs D _coln 2-543. mae Secu ee Pirie doctor.
Best ‘tee aoe! room. suites. _ 21548. [> PORCH FURNI-|__Open Priday Until 0 DRIVE OUT Pap ae oe aL LI IMBER PLYWOO For Sale Farms 48 at cea bam bk | Se ees we es woes a yg I FES a a pe Mg USED AND GAVE OP ery other small business Sell on to creme Most ‘oans made on 0x12 lincleums $5.95. End as| ‘ture. 4 cha chairs, in ex- DE-IN DEPT. AKE 8 ITs
a Low Cash and Carry Prices. . tract with substantial down your firs’ visi so come in or $5.95. A id tric go 0 bar, B) pos ~via mone ig et a TRA bd _. $12.50 M
P on doors. wm” 32 t Fir Plywood GIs 4.16 Same od es Fete Sa TE PROF sete fart or cgnaare "end | fates, meena ety ene tain sen eee ig Soe Craver cheat 0000000000 $88 BURMEISTER | ge .thiaim deni | fete Pir Pires om fs {ful large 11 room home. | _°®M ST VACATE PROP-| & Le gy Sow service
. i _KELV’NATOR RE- | Washes “pet TIT55) g2acse } : 00 & up. 4xtx% Pir wood 4 fireplace of cul stone, sper win eo WILL SENT | ra wties tte Ptiher, Mes MAIN FURNITURE | irikerton, oes FE “Sevan Peed ae | wbSig coat ree sacaaeso Sa Northern Lumber Co. ee et eweepings) | 4588; Fu Pivwood GIS 38 ing stariwev larre ¢ ream- ‘ , “STAURANT] %*.
Parking rs Mxt. | “OR a Eee $39.95 up ; Electric range . ee $39.50 8197 Cooley Lake EM 34171 $1.20, 100 ft. $22.00, | 4x8x% Fir scord Ply woods with natural fireplace first A L L RFE: d : FE §-8121 1220 Baldwin Next to Adie: s Mkt. fi rage oe $39.95 up Davenport table, 4 chairs. F : ® 5 ng Select oar ie shorts. 106 Lots of —s ao tae oe se JIPMENT IN- Ph. APT. GAS STOVE. LIBRARY Ta-| W fe. ... $69.98 up | China cabinet, ---- $04.50 | FOPUSE crash & 1-41 1 one =" Cc florr 2 up. Extra large u Z EQUIPME?
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_$100 M 49366 asonabie. . Frigidaire $80. FE 47 5 Wis firearms eh ee t. Lumber Co. YW y ) RIDGEWAY | eae carr — pean Mortgage Loans 54) sravrirct « Fr custom built te- yf ge “new red cushions OR 34008. ee ¥ _puaor, nate me Fath COMM | a a tar, ext, per ~ Wainoa -P> Co-eperstiye Real Rstate Buchange | Partrivge SE a ManaGes ) INTEREST — | ge Bes. Om 5300. AS | Tange 618, wR & i¢—waae: | WAYNE GABERT’S _ | wx gE FERRITES, Te, CEDTOOMAPTE | te. sanded OH, ea8....-.-- 8 0 ACRES ay lg a ver ans nt maka beaut Guia ade single family PE_5-3337. WASHER, MA- "7 te model Bacelent only APPLIANCE SPECIALS SiFERooe ig het ealgho as. pitged Bee was Hoe | Sonar Bee botaneen board $8 | acres. 1 room home. y preferred FE oer. @wellings: mertgace canceled | BENDIX AUTO. high mahogan: dition, *f $299.95. Now A-1 Clean. 4 town ow pe water and steam IES & set, Pw 4 electric heaters... $795 | 2. PE 53806. oo should borrower di ty eT cee a and ebairs Mi $00._MI_¢-1300. aw | ee, Washer A} Shape a Mg A act heater,| C\MERAS & 0 ag ed bog cabinets ..... $17.95 -
G. PETERSON ae HOOVER VACUUM LIKE NEW. rushes oli | AB Ast, thee = sad BE gg me KITCHEN CABINET SINKS. Fa- Office file cabinets .......- $49.50 eee ee trid e pe Peete “FE erty _| BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN ORIENT. Birt be oven Co be | Seeneg, "ae® begs, hemes ol RCA Victor Consdig TV with soll, ealvantoed “a agg model Git Suede. Thees ene Damaged Refrigerators acres. nine acres of woods. and ar Thane FF —< topreciated. Pur sesta" ° °*| mane of. Yee al Be GILES oiGBte "See Bs as a alee as Some still in cartons at give away the rest al tiable ground. |The iB THE “BIRD: To see | Swaps 55 SEAUTIPOD ~Goamuny WAP HALL "OR FOYER sore Tk O& Retrigorater 1 qa. R. Act .. = 4 me end 66 tm models. Butrnerdi- | Some SON tome Soe eee NORTHERN TAVERN novse on care ewar| EYEt em. and other pieces. ‘ong hace age oth yp gy oj a per apne sat Alsot te ¥ posen deubeo —fames,_ 201 _Grebaré_Labe _Ave, goer les ment inch : } Se ee a le eee . ;
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Fir Dt ‘s Oxford Area a - taurant on main street $795 oF trade for je yr.
ta-| afd wood stoves, om came Reclaim met| No. 1 and 2 Douglas TORS, nb no 387 acres of very Fea mile home, ce Ala where all the a 7 Vick UP FOR — Penne ary: $338 $12. ° m club with ING TABLE BOF Get yours er a oo eines. 1954 models, one Pa oe ‘ pany ogy rie other bidgs re Sealing for over 0 rum, “houuetralier excellent, a GE eutomatic washes china FS ants - VENPORT, MATCHING bel = gh — cabinet ts ee) 3 complete pan *: tisteenesneneee: v4 dest 3 Buy a new Priced right | 4m om this busy spot. See this saaag Tee. Pr springs 1. 8 13.98 By to F | Ddathtub. 181 Seminole aE ae oz 8. te Pre Irwin | *' NE eee oe bolt | Mapte's diane ened 2 EB Ayrhome” eves. after, 6: ‘yhies on eit ‘buiiditg materials | Te John K. rwin WARD FE. PARTRIDGE! _down ‘payment? retake wy - ee | r ;
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For Sale. Miscellaneous 60 00 ; I - r _Sale Store Equipment 64) _ For Sale Pets _# Sale Farm Equipment 76MODEST MAIDENS | by Jay Alan| | __For Sale Used Cars 91| For Sale Used Cars 91. - = - js oe See pe eg aa hd be — se em. _BOLENS TR CTORS vet o | | CHEVROLET m0. 2 :
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ee cee oe "fan Can inane seca | — POPPIES eaten, sale A doe | : —— some, Liquid Yotme carbonates OR 3 |_ de’ extras. Phone 20005, | °2 CHEVIE’ BEL SS } SEE 0S BEFORE roo pur| Twin vastel treock Mier Nhpus PARAREET), OPALINES; 1983 walls owe : your or conversion. | We lie 9-625. jes. Clemens. _n ‘-_ promens. | ot, ~~ rT) CASE. were CHEVROLET ‘ terms, Stan ian Pe an ee rose. “FE 23-3340. 1948 Chev. Convertible wood fy, eae verison ae | equipment gig Be yn tive spre $450 with New paint. skirts. twin spotlights, | Radio. visor, tobe WARNER 1 wa | 2 ‘230 Voothies. PE $-8631. | Bry comer gee, ~~~ | good rubber and top, newiy over: menecuemt OR ecsces. | Gab ae | Be ne , @ T CRAPT, GOOD SHAPE. Com. | _Dauled. engine _MY_3-07 | mee ¢ oot me heme or cot. a stom WORTHINGTON ‘herd. Fomele. 1 yr_ FE oa YEE ag dere he | pletely recovered 1 year ago. 2 1 CHEViE BODY COUPE | ¢ ¢F radio ; nas. 3 var of] hot water heater — | Sted 1 season 921 W. Huron ano BRITTANY GPANIEL PUPS, | Opdyke PE 4430. peste oe on motor since a ny | bo Be pow ‘Ese Excelent condition. ; 3
ealy_pow_ 98 >sre__ | Sale Sporting Goods 65 130 ‘XN. Lap SY Naas Pe: | PREE Disc § PLOW WITH BACR | ‘ Feceaporanaion Offered 7 ® CHEVIE STATION WAGON | 1953 ‘
STORM aia deer dnomaaon men a | a Ee = — | Siiver or, 1." starter power: | eee =e Pees clean and low mileage. All dio heater tnted class everv- ; SASH COMPLETE SELECTION OF FIsH- REG BOXER 6 WKS OLD $295. | _secessories. $075 EM 3-524) | thing om :. $1075. Ph. Holly ME- ; aly combination window, = e@uipment. Open until @ every Pawn. PE 33610 eves _ Farman F132. with cut. 12289. Far (LEAVING APRIL 20 POR WICHI. | ijs2 STYLINE CHEVIE ORIOINAL | lrose 4-4 s | 4-4259
and LOW LOW price!) | Siening excess Gundey and Mos- — ERED - BEAGLE , mall F20. with cult & road 4| ta Palls, Texas, room for 3 of; owner. Good condition. dey. champion sire $35 pe. Minn. M R., . | , _¢ Snare ¢ ees, FE +3875 heater, best offer will bu See | FE 4-6089 Orchare eho Ra. Ra Soom t ° Masher, j Beeld champion pedigreed) OR ord = with erman. $605, Allis | TRANSPORTATION PAID TO LOS —Sit_t_Lore. ___ 135 West Huron. | vOR THAT YOuna a BLY | Chalmer C. with cult & byd., | Angelus. Frisco Drive cars 1c cCI'DE Cw @ om to * pm baseballs, mitts. gloves, hats, Ts | $696. Nearly new Silver King | PO DRIVE AWAY BE SURE INE REPAIR bats, s¥est socks, and sweat. Ors TERED hay SHORT | with $600 hyd. mower. $795. Many | | FE 461% Street | 1953 Chevie Bel Air hard top | ; Wil adjust. of) and eny | shirt, Mre Newman's Variety | SHOROUGHBAEE TOT PeeInG. | CneTt. © choose trom. Triple | TRUCE GOING NORTH PART! Radu heater low mileage This | Credit make, vie ® redius of ten & nee 615 Orchard Lake, | "ese. CReesababic._ 130 x Tilden. Soe M2 3123 Perry Ph. FE | Wiz load etthe- wav PE 5-6808 es ceniene that will os a atre ar Telegraph WA j ERS FROM 2-2351~ . Posts tucteny soba pertntien nei GUNS-BUY SELL TRADE | REGISTERED AKC WHITE COCK-|PARMALL BN STARTER @ | it eit — back riage PETERSON _ Plan cabinet m 10 year guar- Manley Leach 10 Bagley | er Spaniel puppies. Also thorough- = power lift plow double FE 2526 = S = antee. J. J. Brennan, 635 Auburn GUN se | _bred Beagles OR 32002 drag. double rom & 2 row culti- | \ ~pROL PONFIAS | .,naiser Manhattan HAVE BEEN re 2: a ea fag MOT SOE FHonovoMBAED | OF RATAN ‘aur Pera | WANT A RIDEAR CROW ROMETAC | «4th ace Down, wae Faroig STOP! LOOK! — Teleereon” rea epeers, maapz. O savers (FOR SALE Pan PICKUP MILE | PE 25208 im Fh Pee EMPLOYMENT KOT , ~ PINE LAKE CONTR clus = : | 7 canal ~ We } a KAISER-W!'.’ YS SALES BAD CREDIT ETC? faces garages. aad ‘other "bulla. $0lf club membership class 2 TROPICAL FISH AND SUPPLigs | ri 138, car, body Prank Re Wanted Used Cars 88 ing Citar FE yan WRHAY inas ed or torn down HP. i ee Eri¢ Sentiog. incom b's - , Orford. fora MU 42521 1980 CHEVROBET DELUXE 4 DR ite~ "rma? Foo can __ Butt 2 WHITE Mite Hausres arr G00n Late MODEL FORD TRAC. CALIFORNIA BUYER e00d condition extra clean EM R VERY LITTLE DOWN AND “SEPTIC TANKS Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 an es | ee om front end AVERILL'S 2020 DIXIE HWY. Sat EXLY Pay oF a8 pd od A i = i. a 2M sen | PE 2087 or FE ¢6496 1) CHEVROLET ai aie . DR RA Eas & 5 tt a aie “ YDs GooD TOPSOIL CLOSE WTD: REO Tor MANCHESTER | (GARDEN TRACTOR. i's ~ THE HIGH DOLLAR | - ; ith ulti condition = ————eeeEeE———eeEEeEeeee nf ax i To BE MOVED. 2 CAR PRAM Best offer FE ¢ _ stud services, ¢ — | i “eee oe Por blah ercde sed cass) We Ba MF 00307 CONBTFION | No Co-Signers!
foe text e18 cock. Mat” a "ATTENTION Good Bove IN-NEW AND URED | | ‘wil pay vou well. ess Dine) Pesci "7 * © °™ | Immediate Delivery! TRUCKERS rein Grills, ‘corn ters, spread- pee Ly Oo oC ite i mmediate y
Te lbott L Load , 5 ee f ~) ~ ALANRM | —, ta CHEVE BEL AIR HARDTOP . al um er Loeding top soll % mi cast | wae, ia Gi. oem Phone 45R3 5 po ~ H. J. VANWELT | Radio, heater ladv's car, Reason. | Deal Direct!
Bains, also Spread satin | _& ‘Son. Phone OR 9073) SMALL CHILD. WILL. GIVE Ir | TERNATIONAL TRACTOR ° a ee ce jee Ve AOS ste ea Bend | a-1 HEAVY TOPSOIL AND PEAT TOWN se posTinn bx oe | in moe. ‘na “Poor Genevieve! Her husband !s always throwing | things’ | ood r ev apo SCRAP Cans dio, beater sharp ivory paint No Finance Co.! ware, electrical | for finest lawns, PE 26201 ed C PRESS io 1-371_ 19880 Milleré Bi ~ ae_sve. FE 39008 | Job Will seu %, doors and « ALL KIN —_——— Res N DEERE HH. CULTIVATOR ——-. —____— | TOP CASH FOR ANY GOOD USED LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES | ‘ ay of fume 1025 a al ai Ds OF GRAVEL AND 3 cocker ‘PUPPIES 2 BLACK 1| and plow 6300 MAple 5-068" cor__ECONOMY _22_ Auburn M24 at Buckhorn Lake | Buy Here—Pay Here a $3263 of OR 33708 TANNER &, "St 2 females, ' male 2 mos | LATE ‘s4 ECONOMY TRACTOR & For Sale Housetrailers.78| Auto Servite 81, WANTED—LATE MODEL MY 22611 til 9.00 om : . ATORS, _ PHILI [Ps SAND & GRAVEL _ old. PE 42296 equipment Used only a few hours — ahs ‘i Wrecked cars and junk cars Hol- 1954 CHEVY «4 DR SEDAN CHIEF- ’” freezers, electric stoves. troners Ti aac Diet 1 BLACK AND TAN COON | last fail Sacrifice due to illness ad ~ i: lerback s Auto Parts PE 8-1431 tin deluxe Hydrematie FE Y’ALL COME
few fom semoiee Big dicount, 71 MLACK DIRT OELIVER REK | stulad Ca On 3.0000 tie (Sr saath OR Sais ahey'é Spring Clerance _ CRANEAMATT ORINDINO In THE TURE Rute Fare TE AIL aoe ee ro e g ° a . ear ¥ ers rebor ue CS a ae He Ce $2). Roches. ATTENTION. WE DETIVER 1 3 os or moe Mvrester ond Ploe ai csbition ies “NEW “MOON” RICHARD. oe eee Paes Pe a a Cer Wide Delae Deed condition ™ v aTIONAL : c vds or more of crushed bb. Ph. MaArket 46-1066 ae 22 WTD JUNE CAR® & SCRAP [RON TR TIRE 100x15. BUILDING stone § tach stone. sand ¢ravel 38. 3610 Oakley Park Rd a ae Up = Sa Sree > Fast service, Cal FE $0562 — — _ a ee 7 on SALES material, pump FE 42260 top soll and fill dirt The val Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 ~* ASSEY-HARRIs FO Pankwune rma! m Sa 1% le Motor ooters 82 See M&M Motor Sales ONE OF THESE DAYS ——
aoe a QeTEOARD. MOTOR anytime. rE taseg es CO BOARDING. BATEINO A . = wit row AkD . J fron _— eta “or oe 63 jo come cacce A-1_ CON- Por top dollar om inte model cars } TMENT . Cn Aug ‘4 . >. Oo 1 YOURSELF SAND | res ae 7 love ‘ce aan. FuAne AD. i a. pe AND RECON ©ED oe Fn ry coment St. Oxford Paice THR WET Fee | POW! j onic carEry. RATOR. 3 regu retveng. FE Pom ~ FOR (ae Boo ni purerel FE ma & care ATE RUNS CREDIT TERMS | a was oe rent when ins FAoie 1 VERY GOOD OR | the best | e DIVISION OF POLICE Pe a m Fai pin 5 iH rs 7 KING BROS. can get a M.A. — home BILL. SPENCE j CITY OF PONTIAC, MICHIGAN BCE PARTIALLY M1 TOP son. mT sind ay, Crain eed 71 rR 40m oe) 6S ms CORMAN EAGLE EXCEL USFD CARS Right in the Pockethook
“it Ente —| ERINE | ; 2itelvera Geyeue wry | om eR aS PEM ey | | TLERENG EG s | Cat conaiton fit E" Moctcalm 7 oabiad ‘Ave my | Tabre waar aasrane waes Lier oF Fi TOP sm. CRUSHED FF ne | aus — t's. etRaw, ws x wet fey * a SELL on Taare "Sica | wa Pay TOR DOLLAR pan | Y SEEP THAT OLD CAR Se ee a —_ ares | revel fi Lyle Conkite, | ce ren a aay | eiein BD eke eas: | ee: - To POR 5 T PUBLIC AUCTION, fe. =” | re ois of Pe septs yee A eS let #700 Brive | 28 COMMUNITY E WIRE! FCONOMZE! WrTm EXTORDAY. “10TH APRILS ios AT 0 per. (aLL KINDS OF MANURE SAND | Sr MODEL O aLLIs GHALMER Ex. “tn (Wiltame take ne. aad “| For Sale Motorcycles 83 soRSEIER USED ion (ENT OP sew . wae ) vel _® fill dirt. PE ¢3971. | Sr pALPA AND ALL KINDS OP | cellent concitic- Snow blade. ste | —Set 2 P= "42 Buick sedan, PART isalé te ne $16.98 | BLACK DIRT PILL DIRT CLAY | hey. otrew. cate, corn, trecter teoth harrow, MOTORS for $ 100 “a % ta od or sand Ail kinds of sand and | DAY, Stew, oot . Biso 2 wheel trailer. Steel itned. Oe eer nl ee ee | 1953 Buick super : Aipaese Mabel Eu soir tep soil, OR 3-7548 or ALPALPA BROME rs ED | All for $600 Phone MA 62373. on 3-7836 . == — 803 N Main, Rochester | Er eages — dynafiow Poot et }
ASHERS $148. USED ‘Siack prnt Sn ANY AMOUNT bev Ton or more gel. Cor. al LANET JH. TRACTOR. i ‘horee | ep 14 RARLEY-DAVIDOON. HO OPEN TILL 10 PM | 1983 Ford custom @ 4 @r radio 650) used Gravel FE PE 27111 or PE 8-s086 verbe') & Joslyn F 1038 mewer. 0238 gd nh power v ondition. OR yee OLive 31) and heater A real special $99.50 used Ranges 81950 used “Stark Dil = FOR SALE. BALED STRAW eal lawnmower 21 imch. Reel type FOR re AND SERVICE ON Now BUYING CLEAN CARS. | «at. $1,068 | Ironer $19.5) Pise ; b _ple $7 OL 32-2206 your Harley Davidson see Harley B FROST. Inc | ‘$l Mercury 2 dr radio heater HOUSEKEEPING be sand and gravel PE 2-8602 ner AND SECOND eoTTInG | : SS MOBILE HOMES Devidson Sales Co. 372 8. Bagi- | aso 8 Woodward Birmingham overdrive Also # 4 dr. priced | SSOP OF PONTI eB Bla | Alfalfa and brome. also Timothy SPRING SPECIAL : aD ME. nav. | at wr se $1 _W. Hurop ___FE ¢1555 BLACK DIRT AND PEAT PiLl.| and clover, Blackhawte with See the new 81° Pontiae. Up to joa SMALL HD | TRIPLE A BUYER |. ‘s2 Dodge sedan, radio, heater o* em gy RAPH- @ravel. OR 3-7540 silage. ry “eatver Sa ve Sits. prdreuke en to 30 1063 § Yrs to pay i PE 5-688 Gyromatic. white walls. original fe rim }3) mm WNT Wollensak CUSTOM TRUCKING BY LOAD. For bay hh es comple with) You can buy e Les Mutchinses | = ———| SCHUTZ MOTORS | olive finish ‘ _jeb or hour MY 35821 ar mae. and clover ian, Tass hydraulic beck-fil bide, Today's treller as low as $39 down. | MARLEY - DAVIDSON MO P. \Ys THE MOST 90! Uincetn ¢ dr. Wydramatiy. |
and collector: t tnchellne, | CRUSHED STONE. SAND AND |~ MAY POR SALE 29% Sherman power dle | Hutchinson's Trailer Sales! BARLEY ¢ DAVIDSON Mo. Bet yt eT ae CI : | tg 4 a stick on 1983 Clean models preferred ‘new as a ‘61 can be 8 70S | past i adaster! i lssuetearee: revel. Top soil and fill Earl | MAvie 5-2342 fee wth ot with Bherman #18 Dixie Hwy — Drayton Plains, 45-64. $300 Call OR 31676 . He 7 MOT Re | Sedan. radio and heat. |
img case All excellent condition _owerd FE 46403 HAY. AL8O MULCHING HAY combunaticn O esenadea Phone OR 3-1203 | ___after ¢ p.m { € - er automatic s 8! es ee NEED TOP SOtl? PE | ead straw PE 53810. © Dearbo tonnes. | Cener & Me Seek ane name ee For Sale For Sale Bicycles 84 84° DesOTO PLYMOUTH oe 1982 Oldemodile a8. 3 dr radio Do It Yourself 61 MANURE $i SMALL TRAILER nage a : aot | 2830 8 Dort Highway. Punt ere eee | toons A Kr
, DPT TEWavs GRAVELED AND _ load Peatinc RG. PE 50131.| ™ Fore BOY'S WESTERN FLYER 30 IN IT’ S UMMER | (33, Poofiac 92 @r. radio. neatér | COMBINATION DOORS, WHITE ileoa can te aa All kinds of MOORE BARLEY SEED FOR TRACTOR & SEQUIPMENT, a2 i] ike, _ $20, FE ¢3774 51 Pairgrove aod wi walls rt ! eine Hale Coder aide wal) | —— EXC VATING tele. OAkiand $3 | Your. uthorts d Zoos woctes, Costes | Tal er 4p GOOD CONDITION PRICES 1054 Mereury oa Ta #3 eI shakes _&- cA NU $-0006 ———_— dem CHURCH FS INC. | wipe ans es wees | SS ee Oe ey > GARDEN TRAC. | MOTORBIKE LOTS OF | “WILl TRADE AND FINANCE | FE 20203 fill @irt PE 4-01723 |__tor 6060 Hackett | b> €& an is) | oa clean Trade $135 OR TODAY | b |
FERTILIZER. ORGANIC SEWAGE WANTED DELIVERED ia | ORCHARD AND ES 9g = — Bo DOORS rrehler ge Deivery, WANTED DEL =D | tate types. We carry both H | Boats & Ac ssories as Frost, Inc. Phone FE crates hard ear corn. 100 beles. and © im stock W FP. Miller Authorized s & serv cces We are buying now for our LINCOLN MER |
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tes a -EDO! | en Goup Near" pew "subatvision | For Sale Livestock 92 ALL ae BO - TAND A ee owe floor foaen ae ble EVINRL DE MOTORS | HURON e —————— terms New 3 | . LB Telegraph RD FE 4.2800! or "a0 ‘new Domes thar / FRAcTOR Disc on taste rms New trailers. «| PENNYAN BOATS | MOTOR SALES _ | DO | passe FE 6s teeding top SESUTIPUL 30 00. OLD PLT | cued tester. Good | pay et p pet rneert’ interest, | Michigan provellers all marine 452 W Muros PE 2-264) | YOU HAVE DECORATING) =| ———_ — Gentle with children. 6128. aiee. | > pain. & varnishes EZ te LEMS? "FARM TOP SOfL | -M¥ 3181 Gricurille 09F6 after 8 weer) “PARTS “STORE Good boat watlers Wf, | WANTED LATE MODEL wnECE | We ram help you with the bum ooq pinck dirt § yard 1e0@, | BOAR. & MONTHS Gind ESTON | —"S— me ST Ste aorno— SR Brerythine for, the Tratter Meme | RINE SALzeS SERVICES. 22 dreds of the latest fashionable | $19 delivered, alse y Ra, Cis _ MA $007} -- ee... Open Eves & Oundey PM. | TELEG ne | Ragiey oe Parts | colors of Rev Satin r paints | {esas butidestng. PO | MARE GOOD CON. | cre ohhen atactom 00 8. Telegraph PE 23200 ihisTochaPT RUNABOUT LIKE | py 4 9219 e-e210
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POR RENT a. ee ae PRESH GOATS ~~ USED TRACTORS | ETRAJLER 3 _ $178 MI ¢i | For Sale Used Trucks 90
weer Et et, ket, TaNRt SIMEDINTE DeCIVERY sn ea | amy BCE OT ADM Ser MTS IGS CONES AEs ca re ron Ogu aoe FiReS | Rig tools and pockage cual. Sewer | soll. sand. gravel ful art ane OP el | Atty Chalmers Model C: bydruatte, | Fim desler, Run 0 piers. “in: | %, F¢ FORD DUM | field stome. FE 5-147 — ; wow ss ae te 2 bre. Ghtwee Broce | condition wi yin ub ee. Ser: | ra ip om 1 _____— | DEAL POR CHILDREN. SHET- | Ferguson TO2 A! condition Marine Company. 675 8. . i —- _ LIMITED AMOUNT OF GOOD TOP land = high Case VAC with hydraulic 3 poms | Le Pontiac Phone FE 20118 or — rE ASK ABOUT OUR } ie Fo} on — delivered $1280, ,arcid _ 1 mile oan "ed, hook-up, plow & cultivator = SORE aaa CHURCH BUs. | 30 DAY GUARANTEE FOR] RENT T | Cobre os Drayton * cit Seshbaw Ro. | new une | APARTMENTS. soar TRAILER COR SALE CALL _OL 27206 7 . Pinot sandershan sanders-well aaa cond ak ae cr | cat_Olmstesé Dr___—_—__| Jahn Deore with cultivator. (pm PE ‘SS CHEVIF | TON PICKUP. PE | = Oldsmobile ere-waners tur | la marten, AN UL rood orevel | REGISTERED ANGUS 3 COWS Cate SC “with bydraulie and oe | Btewart mat. wen a PT BY bo IN DERE __ +9813 call after =o | Super oe blue with | Poet apd Paint, toe Orebere Lare = 894 trackise OR_}1634 | Set ka natetaet Mme | STOUGHTEN & SON | im. seme haeletue” windows ; Ais’ a1 motor ® Pen’ meme fa _ =| mee Regier! Mrdramatis a | ave. P — | Top sof. 2 YARDS PER LOAD. | —_ ttm: 7.Lkine erquscn |New Idee haus sas 6 .,_Lebe_Oxten._ = | [ae bok + Reasonable FE 9-5357 | etailion Cony hom Ales | 9% 5. ttain Wechester Ot 1-781 Double bain a he Fo — A “wer '53 Oldsmobile Deita peimont Bick & Decker, ®TT RUN ROAD GRAVEL. PRO- | 490063 PE 40680: ORD & FERGU- other new features. terms. | deck steering wheel. 19 bhp Mer- “WILSON GMC | = a Porter-Cable. Miller's Falls cess roed gravel field dirt field SPIRITED MARE 010 DAVis. USED “FORD & FERG - Bank rates. See also the biggest motor. a more igs 370 = bed a White with dart blue
Sissi gover enn sown ran | Sand vet ia craves | Dur Rd. Davisburg SON TRACTORS 8 fh trailer, package im history | Avery. PE 3-448. | power | ene | end ers | Tarel crevel |e ee ee . é : on this lot. New Genera! ‘ avery. Oak! d t power brakes and power windows.
fa dirt, and mason ehed. | @, EXTRA NICE SHOATS CAN; PT OWS, CULTIVA-| Holy_and Tint Home. Used trafl- | 10 FT. PLYWOOD BOAT. BOAT anaa -
P. . POOLE CO. Proce m= ROAD TVEWAY | _ tise Trail. PE ‘ean TORS, LOADERS, AND| in” Buy or rental) $25 for all. aise 8 bp. Johnson 53 Ford & DR tee _FF ° AL with 19) Oakland Ave. PE +1000 | gravet, pit run 69-49 and cushion |? TOOOENBURG MILK GOATS i) 4 ; 2. OB. 3On6. Cass agg gg ig enn DO IT YOURSELF. SEPTIc TANK | sand Sand & Gravel. | billy, beautiful spotted mare {OWERS. We will take your contract car, por le cieaner. Only 9695. G A. Thomo _ FE ¢621° # trawed Parade outfit new. PE) WE SERVICE FORD.) ‘uriture. house lot of what mere | GADA BOAT - j son. & Perrrv j ROAD GR AV L | #6190 *| you om used trailers. PONTIAC 53 Ch . 1 } "EU 7 COws FOR SALE. READY TO| FERGUSON, FORD- | Oxford Trailer Sal | FIBER GLASS BOATS ! 53 Chevrolet SAVE UP FO § /o | © yards, $1.00 delivered. Also ce freshen FE ional . | sate eee 12%. & 14M. models. demonstre- , Sedan with fintsh t BUILD THAT HOME ADDITION | ment grave: end "|; ba SOW FERGUSON AND OLE: | Mimsete Bettie 06. Wrater-saste | ~ appoint>ent SHORTY | ‘Triple Checked' dio, beater ‘and Powerglide if 3 OR GARAGE YO! | PE 17-6014 VER TR S 1 Mile South of Lake Orion on M-24 | HOOK, Bac Nar deal- | ~ : OP system and their production gicn TOP | son BAND AND ———— ACTORS. 2-072 = | outboard motors | ’ "53 Buick | (rental plan) can help aravel. PF. ¢ YR, OLD BAY MARE GENTLE PONTIAC FARM = ~ a Bales ena “gervice at Pine Lake | U ed T k eats wa puto heme Onder reel is | oe Ga awn PLL GanT PS | Melvin. near Deauindre and NTIAC } AMERICAN. GENERAL NTT | PEders) 26200. S ruCKS Riviera coupe with radio heater me On {st eld et floor) ~ $2062 Aueum Ra see PERRY AND INDUSTRIAL i"semonstrators leh. inere. Cay | is Pr. Yw T AND Dynafiow and dark green paint
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Use OUn TOOLS bo YOUR OWN FANTED — ig Uoaps, OP FEL “vite ta, Oreowine TRACTOR CO. verte Given. Sex| Sem Pa obit | WIDE SELECTION 53. Chevrolet Dlumbing. wiring. repairing. Com: , 1 + WiGH CLASS SADDLE ere BI " , 2107 te wy fiz FT ROW BoaT ‘T. EXCELLENT : SESS % ton pickup with radio and beat- 7 sae ae Dae ESL | —“Wecd Coal & Foc! 6| ina gt tetiees* wines Le a tg) ie ONIVERGAL Pr. ELEAR, | ~svmalgn ily Brame” ||| OPEN EVENINGS | & Sustnett or many brmerees Suh e's mast Pairs wea Se | SOURS FAME CON OTD | Amo ARSON RI eee | Sas Wrenme us Salata” | “abe Carsten OOO | ne 4 4831 ‘$3 Pontiac | 54712, -| YOUNG FAMILY Cow. DUE TO ¢ H Po RIDINO - —a— | FE 2- : . -45 a Ng fy ie PES Ie | Pyke sew Muford — MUwal| " tor plow. cultivator. spring “ooth. WE A ae | Pe soca i el Chieftain 2 dr with radio heat
WHY PAY THE HIGH |GOoD DRY sLaB woop. sxe, —*=* | Sopot, and Giese At, SO) MA! cits, Lk Md, Let Oh ON 94003.| Get loko BA. | obi a atc a |:«C «OS roots DOLLAR FOR PAINT?| ¢4..2 for 610. Delivered. PE | Wanted Livestock 73, _1*** . | 197 27 FOOT STEWART COACH 12 FT. PLYWOOD MOTORBOATS ‘PE_3-7158 _ 53 Chevrolet _ +6588 __ an oc housetrailer excellent Reasonable. 8212 Evee. Whipple | 195; i, TON CHEVIE PICKUP. |...... HIGH QUALITY | GEAVY DAY SLAB WOOD AND | ~~~~~~ “Seles F7| gine or trate tor ern, Oe erage 1 * “21” dtr wih heater. white FULLY GUARANTEED tndling’ #80 a cord 2 for $10 | Auction | $3083 : eke _™ 7 —< Cod contitien, 9000. FE SNS, and two tone blue and PI YCOTE PAINT. PER GAL. $198 | oe Aa pes ——_ Pe "finde c Borrect Jones “oF ALL ; : “4 6FT O RUNABOUT, | i980 PORD TRACTOR F6 Pm
DUTCHCRAFT ce : P ott . Forrest AUCTION, SAT_APRIL 23. START. | 8 ANDERSON 29 FT WITH EX-| $95. Reo Trollabout complete #5 “sin whee ready £0. Two ‘4
a ON ong A gs ge | ng 19 am. Near Grana Blane. | “Eis fegp “OnaOn. #1000. ia Fi INBOARD te HOURZEROW. | BOGMEST, school buses. For 4 52 Ford ° PLATS—ENAMELS ace & me weed, Oskions | For r Sale ale Poultry 74) Siary Thurs. April 21. AE isa do PT _ORNERALsewi | “7 EM 35813. 7884 Lock- . Por information call BAG-| ® 4dr with radio, heater an¢ 0734 mn ve ¢1112| Fuel & Paint Co TS 8S, | ll Byron 6261. | modern | . _ Bxeell _fia ‘coe ‘Lake after 4 EY_AUTO PARTS. FE $0219. | white wails. Seafoam green fin- 1954 Left-Overs KING BROS. Li COT ABD SPLIT FOUR | sy CRICK NOW IN STOCK aaCHOn SAT. APRIL i ie "NEAR | Sonable. ee Peet ee EVINRUDE MOTORS rT INSULATED VAN. CHEAP. ‘** : PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE _ . a | Day old to 5 wes. old. Utice | Wiles oS = — 3 PT. ALL Outboard repair. 49 yrs. expe. | P= 5903 __ 52 Oldsmobile . | Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 Fu then Auburn at Adams. | housetrailer. 1953 model. FE | rience. Chris Craft boat kits, alu- ~ For Sale ale Used ‘Cars “o1 i: ar ak wate ‘ Hurry While They Last Cameras, Equipment 61A Ws abo SrOUERS WANTED — x — ALE sat Mow $-3713. minum boats 8 to 21 ft. Angler AA | I Be Bago
say EES “CUSTOMERS W 4one Auc “ing Seu awest 1947 rimadagg CoAce 77 FT. ALL | — Paint and bardware. tees | Paar sleetinn ALL ODY STYLES
BLACKHILL SPRUCE FOR YOU; _ Huston. off Brown Rd. FE 51908 p.m. 1 mile south. mile w alum beater. B
3 P Cpown onary. |“ Tis ‘\ine, Norway and white fit.’ dee HENS LEGHORIEs AND ROC ot Lake Orion nis is Just a few ee 4 ‘ON ’S MARINE jer with 135 mm F-47 Wollensak| *!5° Barty dO onngale gts NS K of the lovely things that are, 1045 COS TTREATAL 7 FT “T Xs | 'S2 Packard Jens with synchronised range) Donia otch and Mugho. Arbor-| ford, MUtual 25s = Mi offered or sale. Bedroom suites. | housetrailer, fair condition. EM 2605 Orchard Lake Rd wiih u ae on AS LOW AS
Poder: solenoid: Orafies flashgun {i8y: eer Native tre = = Duncan Phyfe dining room suite, | _3-3246 CENTURY BOATS — Hosts, | USED CA RS | 4c soe oe and reflector: i fimholders; tim | vitae, a Native _ Dig METAL NEST AND FEED HOP-_ living room suite. knotty pine | PORTABLE DOCKS, | | aio. heater and white wails. Tu
adapter; aree carrying case. | your Bring burlap ext «B® for hens. Wilson Elwood 5801/ bar. china cabinets and book- Rent Trailer BOAT aol | 1951 Packaré 4 door cedan. like, ‘De eray finish \ . Al in cacetiont condition FE 2922 Sieeth Rd.. go — Pontiac Trail, FE | eases, birch baby bed com 5 Space 79 Inland Lakes Boat ’ } 2-6504. , a tk . ee | lounge. and ¢ bam- | ~~~ tine FE 2-612 | LIKE NEW 52 Mercury ° Rovak ¢ EM PRosecton AND | oh “urne. Open dally @ to 1, | Breeder stove, feeders. PE ¢1232, boo chats ay & - oe ~ a is PF OUTBOARD Boat | 44r with radio, heater. Merc-O se chit ame —— | Sitenriage Porm Sureery. “MU: | WRITE, EMDR, GOmsROS tty! , Sood Dea Err stine | geal Cath op Acted Bop pe | wisi seria As, | 19 Port uae rrcor | Mts” aa beeen He Headquarters KODAX TOURIST $20 | tual 4-8038. p aaevinl . 2 miles north — wicker . box ae. WHITE LAKE PARK | on dura mohogany deck. =. n° 52 PI h
CAME! 5 BOUIFMENT |CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS. ¢€ WHITE CHINESE IN washer, pictures, lamps Webster 4111 Jackson Ba. Mot be3e _ 480400 aa Et. feria for Chevrolets . under ‘Hobbies & gup | _ fo. $1,@._86_ colors. FE 23508. | 8480 Tindal’ Rd Davis- reverd, player. ‘television shale i052 15 HP EVINRUDE REMOTE | '%! For? custom 8. fordor Mare Saar im, radio. neater and) = 13 MILB AND WOODWARD ” elassifiestion number 4A. staTE I PR t chest, end and Auto Accessories 80 control. gearshift. gas tank and FORDOMATIC, $575
sical Goods 62| fegnes Mresnerr ‘Gu| Sale Farm Produce 73) oi\"1"'R'p.’ pump. motor ‘bioek poet St | i | GERVELER pT V2 BBW YORRE Sales Mu Letham raspberry ; a kes ee eee ee | io KP. JO a 1948 Austin, 4 door. 52 Pontiac | CHRYSLER i V2 _ ©1882, = =e ee and mir- Auto Glass Service | pest offer. MY 9220 Lake | “LEAN. $195 Chieftain 4dr. with radio heater, | er sedan owner low mileage ACCORDION. WHITE SOPRANT gate OF 30 “TREES APPLES OLACKMORE FARMS. fran hee pong Hew = When you need it! Have _ Shore Dr. rd CLEAN, $195 Hydramatie, backup lights and | car, radio and heater, $196, your
—. EO = viege. | 4 to 8 A. big. 06 co. Dig totem | eee Onon Eo Being ereeeer: | top, bible table int foot | UF service? Glass installed while i@ FT SeuronY MAHOGA medium blue finish on". Gown. or 2363 Geriand. Sylvan Village.| yourself. Lake Rd., | ch. Open 1-5 Sunday. stool, walnut bedstead. brass coal | You wait. Insurance jobs honored. | 00 hb. Gray Pire ser | 1950 Nagh 4 door ' Carkner—Studebaker BRAND NEW SOLID MAHOGANY Take ke es TIFIED SEED POTATOES. | bucket. marble coffee table,| All work guaran Pree 1 Ib. tuned and -cleaned. $245 52 Pontiac Birmingham MI4-3410 ° i Be Pr tenet. PLANT BOW several varieties. Jack Cochran,| 1 horse cutter. ce of coffee to customer with each | T is is the one you've been look ae ~ irmingham MI 4-3410 bench. must sac evergreens at wee tr Lake Orion. MY _2-0931. mise. galore. Tyler and door giass or windshield installed. for. $1 $66, aewell, B Brace | 1 Hrdvematic tedio inecter ‘beck | 10} CHRYSLER 4DR. te DOWN SAND iNeTRUMENTS. 3 BAROAINS | LAKESIDE NURSERY SEBAOORS SEED AXD auctioneers. iOpen Saturday Until ¢ rine. witty CLARKSTON, ty bor — | “ana assume payments. 44 8. monstrators — — cansin | Laka Md. epenecs. s. 3600 Sashabaw PaRM AUCTION | MOI APRIL me fOr ~ avTo =. | _ 2-008". - MOTOR SALES @p lights sun visor. tee Birm 5 % nm’ 5 T0068 es -
Open_Bves, ond Sunteys A NIOW | Ra. ¢ mi’ worth of Oxtord en ATTE N! ASIP Bon | CURYSLER-PLYMOUTH *S1 Chevrolet 1954 DE oo | BETTER VARIETY OF EVER-| ‘sets. ab | M2 and % mi east. 14 young A CHEROKEE BOATS | Oven _ mt a 4 @r with black fintsh renst | ¢ fects tory offietal shrubs, ot populate at ke. PE 5-1041 Hol ~ Quernsey and Ayrshire| We are wrecking 1940 to 1954 FPRELAMD BOATS | WE BUY _, AND TRADE #lide radio heater and spotlight | with the power neo gd grown — fre: — aia ttre eee cows. 2 Holstein hetfers. 3 calves. | cars and trucks. have several | BOAT TRAILERS | Lage a or opie other up terms. Ortanelis, suited ranch type MY 25005 Dairy equipment e model low mileage used en+ | JO! ‘ OUTBOARD ) MOTORS | 1948 BUICK. ‘oan 1 ow ; 'S] Hudso , | home planting. Bader Nursery, tools. J. H. Haldane & M Transmission and r LAYBAUGH’S = | 1700 Scott Lake Rd. OR $1701. HAMP-| Wood Prop’s Metamora Bank.| Szics and body parts, Rebuilt | > | en eee eee atit | Hornet ddr. with Mydramatic: re- | * SCHUTZ MO ORS
____ For Sale Pets 69, = ot ec bower | Gonsers "Pa a oe Ga| Matters, Generators end voltage picey per ECT REPINIEN. | 07 TE 2470 werk a | aS" sWoodward, Birmingham Sahota tes 8-2159. Oxford New. ONE OF THE BEST TRANSPOR ; Woods
| AKC REGISTERED BEAGLE PUP- Ra E: NO T SMARTS SCHRAM Sigal PARTS | rite, ‘Bx + a °T | tation buys. Buick Special, cheap St Ford WANT STOP IN AND SEE CARL | _pies. $15. PE 81266. .. Next Dixte # FE 4-4833 MERCURY MOTORS _4 ea Jwtce*| Masia OO eee i’ SAsY PARAKERTS WITH CAGE 2 low 4 BUICK SUPER “HARDTOP TALLEY : A Like new. Full tipped. Apply rz Limited Time Only. .$5. — Suns, at 4015 "Bamore. Dray 51 Chevrolet MOTOR SALES 501 4th St.; PB 2-4025; Cense Sun. idea tee oo sae DT 2 dr with dork rreem finish See 693 NW. Cong Ave 2.2089 cick PER TOP i one, —
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"51 Kaiser 4 dr.......$125
50 Chevrolet 2 dr... .$395
49 Ford 2 dr. pee ee 49 Hudson Sedan . ++ $95! ,Deegros
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"49 Merc. Cl. Cpe.
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*53 Merc. Hardtop $1599
53 Olds 88 Cl. Cpe. $1599
53 Pont. 8 Dix.....$1144
*S3 Chev. Bel Air...$1144
$3 Ford 84 Dr..... $1111
53 Dodge Coronet. .$1044
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$295
1948 FORD A GOOD RUNNING
CAR
$1,295
1953 FORD VICTORIA A BEAU-
TIFUL RUNNING CAR
$1,295
1953 FORD RANCH WAGON PER- FECT CONDITION.
$1,295 top MERCURY | WITH | OVER. DRIVE YOULL LIKE THIS
$795 |.
| NORTH. * PONTIAC CHEVROLET IN EXCEL | Mien? RUNNING CONDITION
$745
1951 PONTIAC 2 DR_HYDRAMAT- IC. RUNS LIKE NEW.
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COMMUNITY MOTORS...
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, Rochester
PM. €.000 MILES. LIKE NEW.
‘83 Chev. 4 dr. 20.000 miles. A sharpie.
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53 Dodge V8 2 dr.. .$1145
53 Pontiac Hydra.. .$1195
’53 Plymouth ....... $999
*§3 Nash 4dr.........$895
8995
$995
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$995 52 Chrysler 4 dr..
$795
1952 Ford % t&m p
1953 Dodge 171” W.B.
1950 GMC van
1951 Chevrolet Long W.B.
Riemen-
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Open 'til 8 p.m.
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1955 PLYMOUTHS _ Club sedans and 4 ‘rs
$189 DOWN
Phone Rus. st OR 37873 TRA TATION SPE L
We have 5 good tran tion
cars we are selling st
Take your choice and drive one
_bome 985 Oakland.
BY OWNER 1950 Plymouth Club Coupe
Derk gray with sun visor
aod new tires. Also seat
covers. Motor has been re-
cently overhauled Immacu-
‘ate inside and out Will sac-
rifice for $350. ORJande
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TAYLOR’S
GOOD USED CARS
1954 210 2door radio,
Tia aber e] ‘Ri v)
1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 3door, radio heater \
1962 Chevrolet deluxe ,
fest Chevrolet deluze club = heater power giide. Extre
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1960 Chevrolet deluze door,
18,000 miles. Sharp.
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These Cars at Our New Lot
809 S. Woodward Ave.
1Phone:.........FE4-7469
1953 Pontiac 2 door Chieftain deluxe. This car is like new.
$1195
1953 Oldsmobile ‘98’ 4 door. Beautiful two-tone.
Radio and heater ; hydramatic.
$1495
1950 Ford 2 door 8-cylinder, Radio and heater. A
good one.
$295
1948 Buick. In good condition. Ready to roll. Only
$195
1951 Ford Victoria. A one owner. Has Fordomatic,
radio, heater, seat covers. Priced to sell quick.
1954 Pontiac- Catalina, Like new. Beautiful coral
and white. Radio and heater, white walls.
Will trade.
1951 Pontiac 4 door sedan. Two-tone blue. A nice
car. Only
$495
1947 Ford 2 door 8-cylinder. Radio and heater.
$150
1946 Ford 2 door 8-cylinder. Radio and heater. Only
$95
1953 Nash Rambler Hardtop. Like new. Has radio,
heater and O. D.
1950 Buick 2 door. Black with white- walls, radio
and heater. Very clean.
$495
1952 Chevrolet deluxe 4 door. Radio and heater,
white walls, Low mileage.
1953 Ford Victoria. Low mileage. radio and heater.
Fordomatic, whitewalls. See this one for
' gure,
Drive In and Shop Around.
Over 100 Cars To Choose From.
809 S. Woodward Ave.
Phone FE 4-7469
Open
8AM. to 9 P.M. = 15, 1088 Wa ae st }
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49 Pontiac 4 dr..$ 299
49 Ford clb. cpe$ 199
"$2 Ford 2 dr. ...$ 699 Cheapies
48 Plym. sedan ...$99
46 Hudson 2 door. .$99
'47 Ford clb. cpe.. .$99
’51 Hudson 2 dr. .€ 299 '37 Ford 2 door....$44
47 Willys sta. w.$ 299 '39 Dodge 2 door... .$44
'S4 Ford country s.$1744 "490 lds 4 door... .$99
"52 Chrysler cl. cp.$ 899
"53 Ford 4 door. .$ 899
"53 Stude. el. cp..$ 999
"SO Pontiac 2 dr..$ 244
"$1 Ford 2 door. .$ 344
"SO Buick 4 door.$ 199
"52 Pontiac h.t...$ 999
°$1 Ford Victoria.$ 699
53 Plymouth 4 dr.$ 799
50 Hudson cpe. .$ 144
'51 DeSoto sedan.$ 599
’51 Nash Rambler $ 544 "46 Pontiac clb. cpe. $99
"41 Ford clb. cpe...$44
"46 Chev. sedan ,...$99
"46 Buick 2 door... .$99
Convertibles
1952 Pontiac ...
1953 Ford
1953 Chevrolet ..$1199
1952 Ford ..,....$ 799 .$1099
1950 Ford .......$ 499
*S3 Chev. 4 door. .$ 899
’52 Buick Riviera.$ 899
"$2. Chev. 2 door.$ $99 Trucks "53 Ply. sta. wgn..$ 999
53 Chrysler 2 dr..$1244
53 Pont. Cata....$1299
*51 Merc. cl. cpe..$ 599
- "$3 Ford ranch w.$1199
54 Plym. Savoy .$1299
’51 Pontiac 2 dr..$ 499 °S3 GMC % t. pick.$644
’51 Ford Express. .$499
49 Stude. 4% t. Ex.$199
54 Ford ¥% t. pick.$744
"50 Chev. % t. pan. $344
*53 Chev. stake ...$599
HAROLD TURNER, FORD
2 BIG LOTS
464 S. Woodward, Birmingham |
134 Mile at Woodward
MIdwest 4-7500
JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 Liberty 9-4000 : LETS”
ig Ball You'll make a lucky “STRIKE” (and that’s no
“ERROR”) when you drive “OUT” to our lot.
The “HOME RUN” will be a pleasure in one of
our OK used cars. Come in today and let’s get
together on a deal.
64 CHEV. 2 dr. .....-.e cece e ee $1345
"S3 CHEV. 4 dr. ..cccccccccccees $1045
"$3: CHEV. 2 dr. ccccccccccccsvees $995
"S2OLDS 88 2 dr, .ccccccccccccces $895
53 DODGE 4 dr. .....20.-see0eee S995
$1 CHEV. 2 Gf. .ccsoccccecss oo. $495
"$0 OLDS 88 4 dr. ...c0cscccccee- G45
"53 FORD Conv’t. ....... veeeee $1395
’48 STUDEBAKER 4 dr. ...... . $145
"SO CHEV. 2 df. oc ccsscsssccccees $445
"49 PONTIAC 4 dr. ...cccsccccces $345
'48 DODGE Clb. Cpe. ........000: $295
$1 BUICK Riviera ..............$875
'49 LINCOLN Clb. Cpe. .....2. 06: $275
53 OLDS Super 88 .........000- $1495
ol POR 2 OF, veces 0 c5 ssoncun $445
“a0 CHEN. 2 G6, xcassssces sooscor $345
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"41. CHEV. 2 de. ...00020 acccccecsecgue
"49 PONT. Sta. Wgn. .......004-:$295
"SO CHEV. Sta. Wen. ..........-$495
'S3 PONT. Sta, Wgn. .........-,$1445
SO PORD Sea. Wh, scvsecessscstoS
'S4 CHEV. Sta, Wgn. «22.0.0 wo $1545
‘Sl CHEV, Picken ésesscvas ooo ee SOAS
*51 DODGE Pickup ........... .. $345
‘SO WILLYS Panel ......... see $295 y
49 INT. Pickup ..........000.00-$295
50 CHEV. Panel ....... waneun nd eee
*S0 STUDEBAKER 2 dr. ........-$315
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MATTHEWS
HARGREAVES “YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER”
211 S. Saginaw St. FE4-4546
"48 Pontiac 4 door
50 Chevrolet 2 door
’49 Plymouth 2 door
’51 Buick Super 4 door
"52 Chevrolet 4 dr. dix.
‘51 Mercury 4 door
‘34 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP, RA- |
dio heater i geese transmis- |
sion very VERY arp
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES
M24 at Buckhorn Lake
MY 2-261! tl 98.00 pm
1950 Pl YMoUTH 2 [ DOOR RADIO
beater. Good condition with
tires Full price $205 4° Bald.
win Ave FE 8-1431
i953 PONTIAC 4 DR DELUXE 3
tone green radio rear speaker,
® iat turn signals heater. |
condition. 21000 miles. _$L-
080 FE 4008 |
Pontiac’s Top Trader | $32,000 laquidetion sale. We are
leutdating our entirelot Al |
cars must go regardiess of price
ine arrangeg on premises. 4
This &@n Opportunity to save
Anything of value
Bot @ come-on, this ts a bons
fide leuidation sale mn till ®
Tite. phone or wire
701 Oakiand Pontiac
*955 PONTIAC STARCHIEF DE-
luxe @ @r demonstrator
Hho paggral otter gaia ed
rade for clean ; + Seebaid
FE +1111 or FE I °
83 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE EX-
cellent condition Best offer takes
#443 Marion off —— Lake
after 5:30 p.m.
REAL BARGAINS
‘$1 Ford 4 door Radio heater.
overdrive
‘82 Chevrolet Stvlize Delux 4 door.
82 Ford Custom. Radio, heater.
overdrive
# Ford coupe Radio and heater
aad club coune Radic and
ry SAL | 312 W_ Montcalr OTe tenet
BY OWNER " 1952 Pontiac Chieftain deluxe
Hydramatic 4 door. Loaded with
miles. See extras! 19008 actual
e¢ an offert deck |
23-4875.
this and
Loveland
a PONTIAC CAT UINA- SUPER excefient condition
rh ease
FORTIAC 167 i SEDAN. $18 Casi.
Murty 101% 8, Jemmon * seoTiAn car "INA '52 Buick Super 4 door
53 Chevrolet convert.
’S2 Ford Victoria
54 Chevrolet 2 door
‘53 Buick Hardtop
53 Pontiac 4 door 8
’53 Buick Roadmaster
54 Ford Customline
53 Buick Sup. Hardtop
FE 29101
Some with automatic shift.
Our warranty is worth something. TELL ME SIR What's your pleasure? Whether it be a low cost transportation special or
a fine late model low mileage beauty, we have a fine used car for every
pocketbook, Remember, we want to sell you and your friends. We're
open till 9 p.m. Ten courteous salesmen to serve you!
$200 Your choice. All with radios and heaters.
49 Dodge Club Coupe 49 Ford 2 door
’48 Ford 2 door "49 Pontiac 4 door
"49 Studebaker Sedan SO Nash 2 door
$650 We've been in business 24 years. Your goodwill is our interest.
*51 Hudson 2 door "52 Ford 2 door
*51 Pontiac 4 door *52 Plymouth 2 door
*52 DeSoto 4 door °52 Dodge 2 door
$1050 Our appraiser is crazy.
*53 Chevrolet 2 door '$3 Ford Customline
"53 Pontiac 2 door 53 Dodge 2 door
*53 Ford Mainline "54 Nash Rambler
$1350 We don’t sell all the cars in town, but we get our share.
*S3 Buick Special 4 dr.
’53 Mercury 4 door
’54 Ford —
$1650 53 Chrysler 2 door
"53 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr.
’53 DeSoto 4 door’
Only ‘down, 24 months on the balance. First payment 7-weeks!
54 Pontiac 2 door
"54 Chevrolet Bel Air , "53 Buick Super 4 door
54 Mercury Monterey
"54 Dodge 2 door
— ATTENTION GM WORKERS — If you are worried about future employment, call now and inquire about
our financing plan. We believe that we can be of service!
OLIVER BUICK 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE.
! \
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Ee 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. Answer the Call of the
OPEN ROAD In a Reconditioned Car
from the
RETAIL STORE
°S4 Ford
Customiine 2 @r. with radice and 54 Pontiac
Radio. heater and Hydramatie.
A sharp one owner beauty. heater. Save many dollars.
$1,795 $1,595
49 Chevrolet °51 Pontiac
and heater. The perfect
family. pan car for the heater.
$295 $795
"$4 Ford 'S3 Dodge
Ferd-O-latie. Very two mieege. aseniaaen’ “Bay “swceennn®
$1,695 $945
"$2 Buick ’50_ Chevrolet
“66 R” with radio, and 4 dr. Deluxe model with radio . Big car comfort. and heater. Buy it for the kids.
$1,195 $395
47 Buick "52 Ford
Redio and heater. Low cost 26, Tam seme and enter.
Bee it. You must try this one
$95 $895
*52 Chevrolet 52 Pontiac
2 @r. with heater and 2 4. with radio and
Power Glide. A one. heater. Come and see this one.
$795 $895
"50 Oldsmobile 53 Pontiac
heater and Hydramatie. Catalina with radio, heater and
Drive it and you'll buy it. Hydramatic. “Goodwill Special.”
. $695 - $1,395
*53 Chevrolet "$1 Ford
et te $1,095 $595.
PON IAC _ RETAIL STORE ©
“Goodwill Used. mad ' sn Deluxe 8 Hydramatic. Radio and
Seeing is believing. !
1948 Pontiac 4 door
FE 53-4101 CY OWENS “Your FORD Dealer”
STARTING APRIL OFF
| with Real Buys in Used Cars.
Don't Buy Anywhere Until
You See These “Specials”
1950 Ford 2 doors. Real buys at only
$295
1950 Buick 4 door sedan. This is a special.
$195
'| 1951 Hudson Hornet 4 door. 4 new tires. Mechan- .
ically good. $305
1951 Ford 2 door sedan. a radio and heater.
$495
1952 Chevrolet deluxe 2 door. Radio and heater.
Hurry on this one.
|| 1949 Ford 8-cylinder 2 door. Radio and heater.
$195
1951 Lincoln 4 door sedan. Should sell for more.
1950 Chevrolet deluxe 2 door sedan. Radio and
heater.
$395
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
TOT Pontiac © MOG ose e:wies bn Kink dean cas xced'c $ 95
1946 Ford 2 door ....... din lis elsieielsie'e aie soon $ 95
1947 Chevrolet 4 door eS ee ee re | 95
1947 Buick 4 door Poe ree eeceeeeesesecesese sHlan 4
- -$175
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| LANSING W#—Claims for the | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS mixed up with ancient Egyptian, “The Trespasser.” (9) Casey |
state Korean veterans bonus now | Formulas and - Claims curse on mummy when bank| Clark Jamboree. Western va- jare being processed at the rate of | * 6:06—(7) Little Rascals. *“Teach- ; gee " *R finances explorer. Anne Jef-| riety.. (4) little show Knock | | |better than a thousand a day, the| False “Reasoning Fill) er’s Pet.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad-| trove Robert Sterling. Leo G.| Out.": (2) Miss Fair Weather
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had received 76.032 claims. | ; . : : Murray quiz. (9) Entertainment.| Boris Karloff in ‘Doomed to | ff
‘these, 16.540 have been giv Of | NEW YORK w—Some irreverent 6:30—(7) Ramar of the Jungle.| Musical variety. (4) Big Story.| Die.” SATURDAYS QUALITY SERVICE a given & thoughts about certain television Jon Hall “Lost Safari.” (9)! San Francisco reporter finds : I jumber for processing. The dif- | commercials (quotes are approxi 10" [all in tS anciss porn 11:30—-(4) Tonight. Variety with 7 a. m.-1 p. m. All Makes! jference represents: the backlog | | mate): Heart of City. “Father and; story when he saves innocent | Steve Allen. Don Shirley guest. | . P-
Open 9 A. M. ‘VHD P.M. | caused by the first rush of vet-| 1 When are the child labor law | Sen.” (4) Show Coss of Stare.) women from “Shadow of a |g — See the Beautiful erans filing for the bonus. | people going to get after that little “Never Laugh at a Lady.” (2)/ Headline.” (2) Playhouse of SATURDAY MORNING
® There were 8,065 claims certi- | girl who keeps pulling out all those News Ace | Stars. Dan Duryea plays under- | 5 9514) air. Wizard.
Vv Vania TV fled for payment to the auditor | convertible couches? She's made 6:45—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr.| Cover agent who hides out in| — a. is y general's office as of April 13, jo beds to accommodate a! fFyerett R Phelps ee walls —— wT veichigan Btzte. express * representing a total of $2,413,370. | regiment . creme across . ate Hear This Amazing Hi-Fi AM and FM Radio 21” Model $169.95 up ai a Sedieal te thle wae es eee \, @0—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| “QyBrien,” Margaret Field, Vir-|».45 (2) Wayne University. 8 a deine — ified ; 2. Picture of chain and then:| Puppets. (9) Boston Biackie.| ginia Lee play girls who compii- | at
CONDON S cart for payment “Don’t be chained by the hot| Kent Taylor in mystery. (4)| cate his job | 10:00—(4)—Pinky Lee.
to the auditor general's office. cigarette habit. Throat hot? Throat} Studio 57. Nancy Gates in “ 10: 15—(7) Cartoons BLAKE RADIO & TV The tenes division reported thet dry? Smoke —. Smoke —.” Ears| “Rainy Night,” story of newly- a ie a oe : SERVICE 4,627 claims have been returned | icing? Eyes bouncing? Stomach | weds who nearly lose their lives| fect Gentleman,” story of man | 1@:39—(T) Smilin’ Ed. (4) Winchell | 3149 W. Huron Street FE 4-5791 to senders so far for additional jumping? Turn off your TV set. | hunting murderer. (2) The| Who must wed in two weeks or | & Mahoney. (2) Sinema.
correspondence or explanation. 3. Listen doc, what is K-28 tax | Whistler, mystery forfeit fortune. (9) The Falcon '10:45—(2) Bill Barker's Cartoons a —— —_—— More than 30 per cent of the | 0.04 teeth and formula 9 for good oe | “Target,” mystery. (4) Dear ~ * :
faulty claims, the division said, | £9 grooming? end is #t U-235 that | "#5—(M My Story. Drama | Phoebe. Bill tries magic to get 11:00—(7) 7 Cowboy Show. (4) SAVE BRAND NEW hy ETERANS have to be resubmitted because |p oaks the laxative habit? (1:38—(7) Rin Tin Tin. Rinty helps | rid of girl friend’s new beau Funny Boners. (2) Pirate Pete
MONEY DOWN jnotary publics certifying the; 4 Camera shows construction; Rusty in war between two news-| Peter Lawford plays advice to | 1). (4) Space Cadet. (2) Capt
| Claims did not follow the language worker hangng from girder, eat-| paper rivals in “Rin Tin Tin and lovelorn editor. (2) Our Miss Midnight
and form a required br by the law | ne his lunch 84 stories above the} the Printer's Devil” (9) Mil- | Brooks. Connie has to disap Oo
| street. Then a shot of a secretary! lion Dollar Movie. “Forbidden”, Dear when real estate dea! she SATURDAY AFTERNOON oO
Red Threat F at Fails munching a sandwich next to her| (4) Eddie Fisher. Gordon Mac- | completed blows up 12:00—(7) McKenzie’s Saturday
re | typewriter. Then a family out for, Rae subs for Eddie. June Hut- y9:e9—(1) Passport to Danger. Party. (4) Happy Hollow Ranch OVER
. Sunday — — they dont ton, guest. (2) News. Doug Ed-| (Cesar Romero ag diplomatic! (2) Big Top. 1 Year Guarantee—RCA License
| are such sy peopie “4 . ad Le ae
to Reduce Traffic | have time to brush their soeths | wen — a Mente Carlo as 1:00—(4) Town and Country. (2) 10” TV PIC. TUBE $ 9.75 exch. Inst. N
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normally between East and West | ians “|! Come. Songs Sports. Middleweight bout: |1:30—(4) Home Theater. (2) Uncle ne ° -32 each. last. Money
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munist police might confiscate ; 5 mbes beer, claims “leas non | makes muddiéd witness in court} Goer leads to confidence game urday Matinee. (2) Tiger Game. | 19” TV PIC. TUBE 18.75 exch. Inst.
Western cars today. engeor yg od beer| hen Thorny needs help tn. ac in San Francisco. | | 20” TV PIC. TUBE 19.75 exch. ine. = | Year West sector police stationed near S@Y8. “All beer has the Same! cident case. (4) Red Buttons. | '3:00—(7) Roundup time. (@ | 9)” Ty PIC. TUBE 20.75 exch. inst to Pay!
the Brandenburg Gate—one of the ®mount of calories,” who's Om) pias boss decides he should do |18:38—(7) Sherlock Holmes. “The | Double Feature. . . vv ° main entrances to the Soviet sec- ‘rst’
tor—told Western motorists they; §. Maybe you can persuade me)
might lose their cars if they drove | that one detergent is capable of |
into the East today performing absolute grade-A mir-
formation from Soviet side sources,' me any wife will sit casually bad
FREE Chemical
ROOT DESTROYER |, Put in sewers after they are
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6 Months Guarantee FAME AHEAD? — Jack Harris, Pontiac singer who recently signed
|e long-term contract with Coral Records, will make a guest appearance |
on a radio program Saturday morning at 11:30 a. m. on CKLW. Jack,
| who lives with his family at 944 Argyle Ave., will appear on the show |
|to kick off his first Coral recording, a pretty ballad called ' ‘His and
Hers” from the upcoming Broagway ntusical, “Ankles Aweigh.”
JUST ARRIVED - 1966
rubber covered tire
‘8° $10.95 Value
Other Wheelbarrows to $31.50
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They said they received the in-| acles, but you'll never convince 8;
| The warning followed an East &nd smile while her husband,
German refusal to discuss the road | big idiot. wears his best ea
tax increase imposed on truck traf-; to work on the car motor and gets
| fie between Berlin and West Ger-| grease all over his freshly laun-
| many by the Communists April 1. |dered shirt. Never’ Informed sources have said the
east Germane cre using the read! The gnu is part antelope. part
tax in an effort to force the West buffalo, part donkey, and part
to recognize their government. horse. |
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to Report U.N. Efforts
to Free 15 Fliers
WASHINGTON @® — Two more |
senators called today for an ac.)
counting from Secretary of |
Dulles of U.N. efforts to obtain
release of 15 U.S. airmen jailed
in Red China. .
Sen. Hickenlooper (R-Iowa) said
Dulles should tell the Senate For.
eign Relations Committee “exactly |
what the situation ts today.”
If Dag Hammarskjold, U.N, sec-
retary general, has failed in his |
attempt to win the fliers’ freedom,
Hickenlooper said, the United
States “should consider what to
do, either unilaterally or with ad
discreet’’ demands for tough U.S.
counter-action but he said Congress
“should have a complete report
from Dulles and we should get that
report next Tesetay." |
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Dulles is slated to go before the
committee that day to answer
questions on last month's
tion of the long -
cans in violation of the Korean |
armistice. Most of them are serv- |
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