pasate \ MANILA #—Violent earthquakes rocked the southern Philippines today, causing possibly hundreds of deaths | newspaper: t Mey Senet he . x ee Ie Weather ~~ Seah senate eee ee £ Her life Snuffed Out. ] BARBARA GACA chick < a : the = “Ss Pontiae Press ‘Photo FOUND BODY — A railway section hand, Rufino Zamora, 28, found ‘Barbara Gaca’s body when he investigated a blanket-wrapped bundle he a ‘epths nt ene Se Pontiac. tBtndreds Dead, Missing in Philiopine Earthquake | and untold damage. The Philippine News Service reported ' ‘hundreds” dead or missing in the Tugaya district alone of Lanao province. | volvemen Earlier PNS said there were 1h ee ee ee 'Col. MeCormick ISuccumbs at 74 spore Hated Red thd Potiag Tall West Biomed Tovruip where Mutilated Body of Slain Girl Found on Dump in West Bloomfield Township fie ete mete teeter afternoon. Arrow indicates blanket-covered body. Pontiac Prose Phote ! etait mas twe Ps : a 10 YRAR we Beaten “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, “FRIDAY, APR APRIL 1, 1955—40 PAGES ' a AssoctATED PRuss rE . at” : ‘Blanket-Wrapped Form Found by Pontiac Man: Officials Theorize Girl Was" Slain. by Sex Fiend on Bick 4 of Kidnaping A By AL LOWMAN ~ The stabbed and strangled body of 7-year-old Barbara Gaca was found yesterday afternoon in a lonely West - Bloomfield Township garbage dump and lover's lane. ‘One of Michigan’s most intensive searches ended when a railroad section hand found the body wrapped in an army blanket in a wooded area near Halsted Road and Pontiac Trail. An autopsy pertarmed last night at St. “Jeaeph Mercy Hospital. indicated the Detroit schoolgirl had | been slain on the same day as her abduction. Dr. Richard E. Olsen, examining pathologist, said she } thad-been- raped: Fifteen stab-wounds were found in the girl's chest and hack. Finger bruises on her neck indl- }cated she had been strangled, Olsen stated. Authorities theorized the girl’s body was placed in the dump before the snow last Friday. They said no trace of show was found under the boily.when it. was removed. . In his autopsy, Dr. Olsen stated Barbara's body showed evidence of freezing. bP Barbara’s body was positively identified at about 8:15” last night by her father, Frank, a Detroit postman, and | her grandfathér, Frank Sr., at the hospital. For sheer brutality and sadism, the murder stands . almost unequaled in Michigan bistory, according, to © lice. Lg eee m. cadd u taneio af rated tin cans, old boards, and rotting garbage by Grand Trunk section hand | Rufino Zamora,28, of 686 Ojista St.,Pontiac. He. was working sith 4 three othe? men near where the tracks cross Halsted road.— : ‘It was a_heart-rending,hope- shattering task that-faced Frank Gaéa last night; but-he knew it had to be done. . He had to-be sure the little girl found in a lonely West Bloomfield Township rubbish dump was his 7- year-old daughter: Barbara. He arrived at St. with: his father, Sr., and the Rev. Father Joseph F. Ryder, of Assumption Grotto Church, Chicago Tribune Chief Dies. This Morning at : Farm Home for several years but remained ac- | tive in his work until early: last was not that of his datighter— there was still a chance. - As detectives led him toward the door, behind which lay the truth, an officer said: “Brace yeursell, this ig going to be father, and It was Barbara. There was no doubt how. The ravaged body, stabbed 15 times, strangled and raped by a sadistic was Barbara. His little d Barbara, who only killer, —_—- wrapped in army blanket by “Death came at his farm pone a railroad I a. | west of Chicago at 2°47 a.m: Officials kciat ciation 4 | McCormick, who gained the title » & . See oe eel eee ee ; ae, » ne tien which owns He had to see . . . he had to the newspapers. with the largest circulations ir nited States— make sure, the Chicago Tribune and the New Perhaps the Feveiged little body | York Daily News. —. «+ Bo He stepped into an executive He _post_at the Tribune in 1911, when. re s nanzagram it, had-a daily circulation of Answer Worth $300 Ninety seconds later, Gaca, his| and the Rev. Ryder | Grief-S tricken Father M akes'F inal Identification of Barbara’s Body Here last Thursday morning kissed her | mother goodby for the last time. Gaca, his face mirroring the | pain only he and his wife can know in this hour, hurried from the autopsy. room, past the pity- ay cent pein, pearaee is only aaa oats were halting and choked: “I hope she didn't suffer —I hope they catch the _one who did it.” The search had ended. All that remained now was to return home to his wife and three remaining | children. : window as he drove in, but the body appeared to have been carefully | Leaf reported that the snowsuit had apparently been stashed with a knife on the right side near the front. The cut was about Zz a, @ naturalized U, S. citizen from Mexico, spotted the _ : Army blanket in the dump about 150 feet south of the railroad. om = curiosity led to the gruesome discovery. He reported his discovery to- foreman- William K. Davidson. Zamora, Davidson and the other two members of the crew ran 250 yards east to the home of Mrs. Mary Smelser, 46, of 4975 Halsted Rd. She phoned the Oakland County Sheriff's Dept., where the information was relayed te State Police of the Pontiac Post... In a matter, of minutes, at about 3:10 p. ni. a terse message | from the scene said: “This is the girk” ‘The 8-day hunt was over. z: Within a half hour, hundreds of police and reporters from Pontiac, : Detroit, West Bloomfield Township, Orchard Lake and Wolverine Lake converged on the roped-off area. ‘Among the first on the scede were State Police Detective Charles Leaf and Robert C.. Miller, <$ulat mevestiqnter tor the Cekiand Cyumty Prosecutor's office. Both said tire tracks led to within 10 feet of the body. They were Other series, pictures on pages 6, 20, 2, 2 and 28 visible along the entire length the sandy lane ait west from Halsted road. The body, lying face down, was covered with a nearly new. Army blanket, Miller stated. — “Ten feet east lay her blue snowsuit, about 10 feet farther on was her blue and red babushka and 90 feet farther on lay her-’ zippered pencil case,” Miller stated. “It looked as though her abductor threw the articles from a car _ placed,” Miller said. seven inches long, he estimated. _ — were other belongings scattered about the scene. " A rosary, prc ed rem Salers See ore en ecsl cme wore Seana Barbara was wearing the same clothes worn when she disappeared the morning of March 24, while on her way to Assumption Grotto School near her home-at 14102 Faircrest, Detroit, 3 Her dress and undershirt were bloodsbaked-fn- front and on the back. A short-bladed knife was believed used ‘in stabbing the girl - _ 10 times in the chest and five times in the back. Three of the 3-inch-deep wounds penetrated the heart, and one the lungs. “The dump where the body was discovered ie oaly's qistter of 'a mile from Pleasant Lake where the Gacas have spent two-summer vacations.~ {nd the’spot is only a mile east of the Proud Lake Recreation Aiea At ae et re hey a yesterday, The aren BG combed after a car was spotted there LL Gk ataes belns Ose A search of the neighborhood was 2 land: County Sheriff's deputies, led by State Police and Detroit detectives. _ Every resident someone who few days. Syn ci egsipoeaell - Wood, Ole ? : = WENN. i* foie. eee Seay eat Wee o ES ahs at, =F ett fn ae ower 3 an emer eee ae eeee/) ak Ge aa A ie Lp tle = ern tes Presbyterian Ee pene | OT pT Pte ee bre Gea, a eee aaa Church, she ig survived by ot ee a Pe rt I ao : A os * - . ee ae nf ee . - _ =« _ + : = : oe ke . _ i : . : Church, ie “+ ie cece De) & ‘ DS Ba Sn eee “~~ we TL 1, 1955: . nie Ae ; gham a 5 nieces and eager Bs Pee) meoere SL? a \ SS 3S._ FRIDAY. “APRIL 1. 1 “Day in Birmingha: theduled |i diet.n 18. Sees ira THE PONTIAC Lt Ae r ndreds Dead. | The fit st ov ie Schedu Ig fety Patrol Boy | : : i . ‘ * 1t wi ae? = 4 ae : i am ic , ee f a . / os ne : Bor | | lundr eds Ounke- Bene a en's Association | Receives Awar es SRR Knows of No Case : al Questions) by. F rem aso tary's Gaden' Anpiversiry ext at Birmingham e m oS - Jak 240 we ope ae : district . Al. Ba James d ~ Saginaw Doctor |: Ith Official Qt ning parent will Fortrane chi wil cite Tek a ~ apf Pee About Foiso . Sas watin eever, a tok oe See th ae boy. . 8 mes § Fluoride |C laims Abot ) ha;been ‘nade it by. our ag |e Sie soa ee eth dango p ul ees pa know of\no one ed eidner, M. D.,| . y welfare | activities evening John ‘safety patrol, or oy Sgt “te. ip eos, 4 done bone cas te ne Garland Raa el ee ot the Sopert cB. Torco, SS oe ‘from the \"bebavior beyond: = ~ and Cites Cases iP. H Saginaw Elly Healin Cer, rega individuals | en | a sare ca of to a 4 Z ; aa . Sis M-P. Ly Pp . of several " ie 4 aa ie a : ‘ £ aiding a a isoning Was Walabott of Betolt that they knew of ava a. chet |Pontiec, — la honored for siding, « Charges by Water That = had suffered from individuals oe the eS i ‘aan Mes A. en Uitle girl who could _ He bought Caused "We know of certain tinued Dr. We tely unsup- Sree Tien te IO: . W, 12/ one at for the girl. a shaag eated thade ill,” con is absolu Cotcher, 85, of be held | a: snack for the Rs - Had Been Tr have been mi in- their cases a 3 Myre ee ee ee en coed sate crossing @ ti-fluoridation speakers | 40 any reasonal z : | The show, ‘mare “Broken Ar- | 3+] p.m. — eo eS ee ae aye sedans 90 gr Ta ee were = Pontiac Deaths OL, McCORMIDK Se Th . a Tiger nap tclicnanae at Caapel ea comewees Cem- | whlch he cor ght pane his m4 igh School ‘those o oo LONG CAREER EN sg we row,” wi vartoons and + = ing-| The patrol the books himse ‘Pontiac High $ harm, health would . LONG ‘ormick, who Not 0 handler, Six ¢ are Als0) etery, former Birm cle and got wai blic med ; R.- McC following | SUM}, c youngsters Cotcher, a form A cycle _. Thursday evening Martzowka ‘of in pu wish to take A. Anderson Robert .R. held the | i ie = popcorn for - Mrs. died: yesterday oe Wiliam P. - eer: first. to 2 Fred A. this morning, he » of his death: = ned. ‘ resident, : : a Dr. w was the principal acpi: the ition of it. November's has been received ir bp Positions at She ‘chee at the Chi- | arks April Debut _ | pla an pore Capt Joseph bam a — lars ee ed the fundamental prin- “helices ba ag inaw voters | bee oe eee Editor and pub chairman, vice rwise, today was’ a pretty beget the Seater “On ps TIC badd rity ae ee ee eel oe ot ee eee ee apna ieee el Saeko osm surer of the | Weatherwise, today Jae: seed Nae cetiome Serde-menvall PLASTIC... first | : hich he has Opp election at w { that. city Huron, a former after} cag and treasurer _ ril Fool's Day. . Desp és) by the” Detroit will donate NOT eee TEED First ciples” on ~~ ublic water sup- Ited fluoridation = said: .| Port He died Wednesday president Co.; publisher of good. April Foo for cloudy skies} by , also - - t GUARAN Reieeee Se leer el at negmaw | Pomieg. illness. News Syndicate Co., rs; ‘chalt-| cartier predictions to shine pode tig ay Sayan aed . + but Cl TTR omg Ita GS th- water su nda gad ahora months June 20, AGE Daly News: cone Ta the sun continued their time for interested|@™ . . » but Ea | plies. isted as the precipi “The fluoridation vote and | 5 in Port Huron _ ‘iltiam | the New Y ent and treasurer and rain, 7 “were can- ‘Collins _ urged «fire de-| = nF an ee, These he list by the fluorides |. ter was put to a 23,840 |-- Born wes the-one ot Wi 330 barge emai tae atop n and all shower forecasts of Capt. not to wall the ene on rdwood 2 ff HINGES nate (palditeonionens IN Ag cabchums | city wa by 0 vale OE NP same: a tae dene Deuce '-Antes of the Chicago Inc., and presi- eeled. © day's tempera- residents for information, phone | 7 a ith COVER G | ned comgoquent the principal of | lost ae cabin os A. ond ‘ trom | News Syndicate, 1 “operator of . Although Se oe Le —_ clog the fire tele i Complete wi ” paola ye ie op yb somata of ee on. n had retired frog pling lin gle gare of 34 to 63 were =< | iy (2; : at strain A opponents. . Anderson was &| dent “WGN and te tures « 1 of spring j . -ne ciated with _ aumatioe af fall inte wating are: repre-| Pontiac . Woodmen ot the World sation WGN-TV. i = round, the mereny ‘eal fe don Toothbrush; scheduled a $5.95 + a a ve, and slow : some tions | member of — ee SIDS fever this morning Opera Wiarch 26 and can- a, oy S pdt year oh body. 5 meat |) Huron. Robert C.|— : Bessie | outdid itself this ee PY | cxiginally for March kept Pode a — ated ‘that loss of cal- | sented raglicans to pgfan gg diahlem => page iors » daugh- the daughter of soap jumped om rie ai 2 tt the = sa 8 . peadlarsege le body ~ tissues | which The nationally org ee hy Sn Osi ees a : Hardwood. toijet s jum from } disturbances lead- | people. Mrs. Steven (Doro! Mrs, 1941 in Wauseon; aa aS causes inany of the heart and | opponents are: healers whe Fevour of Los Ange, Cal, Mis Mire. ; = ether-ol-Peol =: wok cae eee as ntatin podeaes _,. | Thomas E. Senten, bet oe ae . ‘TOILET SEATS §. _, Ridneya,: e principle of stress Oppose products! Charies . oh oe " . 4 ~ and strain to tin of bung sil which they thik they ca NA beer, George of Alene pecs $599 b -terials, whete a beam . Hej to sell w i et eee er, Mrs. Chari gure | nde Re ~ Somplete. a | aa oa en eta footh decay by Buordation of | Welgnad of Pert Hoe, — . aaae a said that -seeahls in, She _eenan | $90 supplies. lication houses| vive, | will be held Monday oe the Probes | poison er-an extended period ina} “3. Certain pub tion liters-| The funeral the Hartley & Fos- he club. q oe | body over-an similar results, pro- | hich -sell _anti-fluorida . | atid am, from “Port- Huron. : : oe initiiahenati iting the ch that elim- “ — ® groups will follow ‘ Dr. } \ 2 4 : : 2 OS ew LE aS ie : | coon of fae, He sid tie tt] tS ale em Sat | Bacal pate uf the] eth, wil| | CHICAGO WA telegram trom cages soe noe | E REEL ) | ination of » ow by the fact) i ore ly sien Chane, é march will | rida sent ». into! been ca members: as- | vio jr | z that be has seen cases here fao-| "ch, e groups apparently wveside service, | le ad ply oa 7 2 et oe 4 re wes tl being erinate ev. |: mal outside an ah Ge conduct @ graveside - | officiate “Monday cemetery, [sate of high in. | eee vata anne ee ca 7 Satiqued finish) "Detergent oe cant ie ac cae of a large footprint .| _ Born he was married Quints a ee pread . . — pi | gla See [ eres ee | PPE Ts BE eenden ool |} SIM AS.“S. Bi aoe csecossensccessnsrscenesseegsese | off fluoridated wa’ 560 over 120. Most a the man they are Coming was a. member were born Angels Hospital mai 4 aS 303 Be eocceccccoccss pl — is ae 3 Lb dropping to belief: that Frevinte Ooteee casi kee As Mr, Pege wes 1. Queen of ~and the, ‘Ne. “4 f°. / Sees ~~ > pressure case will have a Lodge 810, wing yesterday, : i, * a ® the fourth ing for B.P.O.E. COMTERC: | serviity ng her young are Cans : . &\ aS Ga waned op ct tree as a sex deviate. checking @ re-| | painting and decorating 10 the | mother. sparrow and b built in| rane |; 1 hana Gc gees os ae Police also were 3 ved bitead edbrame es coed ee es on ree oe | om by. a group Donald Bishop tor. ‘department doing ee : ; outside < Fs " é : gen css ees “aia |i Mi mary ne” se ERVING ALL DAY — |i incisor teeth, She report in front of her! ‘the tuner from the Farmer-| —— a : Y ; upper teeth, He said car” parked 30 pm.”| at 7:30 p.m. a = RDA of these 28 | green car” ho Scige ed Cs Home, Immediate- Bn eS Ie series Seo | Stee Fe = 2% =a 5. a ae EE AE pr xe ee nat R hue & ps me |b = same man oo i ~ was : — : . 3 _ a : 3 The Weather — ssn the, gies abduction ‘bewilrape “Born here Apei 16, 1909, she 1 | ere? sr nel - ZO “4 a _ cody tomiett tomtghe =~ ——— slaying, = nay ere tpn | <— : J | eee es ® and oe 4 ‘a v | - eervee 50-40. West te conthe at | Legislature toda the death |f os — J ; = FBS Sse a - MALE With Dressing . ‘ae | . - oe and some a penalty kidnaps or rapes a D . : ; é ‘ ae é ach ae eety eety urde " a ’ , MOW....cas ++ = a Be a. “Te Poatine child under 12 years old -WARTE | : ~ a ; . ta tebe teal : Teter fe w= | child under introduced by Sen. e H At ececcccoccoccce ee ae ee a (R-Midland) only oY | —4 | eRe eerecrcccscoseececcees: Brand New | Sas pam: wing — Lynn O. Francis Barbara's body Experienced . i) Seaeeseees : . Simms Has. a Sa Bey een Sarees mould be || Experienced = ! ill like its delicious, - oe || — - Pan Film a ae en poarntrn ee aeaing Wein weleere 7 i € mm Ansco hg a Temperatercy submitted j| ees & 60. i ~temptir : it a feast : Hee , All Weather 620-120-! . i Sone * if @-m........ ee fall election. = | for Bar enue TRUCK ae i : makes i SS - | my. toe i ; ¢ Mictegengs 6 IPM coos se | the_search for Motors Comp, fi] goodness — m . = ie F /?) : | . Saree SB ~ 1pm... 6 Thus ends even more Division Ceneral : : ae 5 2 ‘ : ¥ fs . = ~ as (>) ee P Ree the: | bara. But perhaps an has been Fae li inv itself. hands ate ie of aia = — Seesgesens <2 isenailied canabaad Prion ie : / a, ee | ilea reatne raver pelea || METAL FINISHERS “A large selection of crispy Ac NO WZ fp ee 5 ee a pea we neenvile seeegte = SPRAY || A laree delicious desserts. AMILY! i “Bask, ange oe ieous smeeanee saweee pathy began tamily. But ene |} sa sse from! ~ C7 Ae aderesanah | Sersaree One, toy. mere cE | Maeoner abi sgl oo < Peay chest Semperntute, +>. 00000. --- 38 treasure aoe : ' ee eee ae fete ooh rare =e ; Tah a co ack came ae LDERS : ~ | 00D SHOP wees Ee — ape te Tets| these words =a childish = WE rm ADE FOOD SH : ER ee oan : little dang . b found ; ; : we : meet ce te w tou 14 in "| om ene of the papers « Apply a : HOV r ee On came ae. | the dump. seslheed | QUERIM aa TOAiAI ae. ne : ;' Teersdey's ie BS Ther_were part of. 0 ts ven, || Employment-Oftice om rs Battie Creek gs 4 ie which “she -was~ suppose poesia Mito 5 P.M. HL...” Fema og See ROE a lle word “oop = 1 er , [a2 ee esa | “a oS oo . I love : 660 °. ; : Daluth _ eo | "I want an ane. ae —_ fo | Gd. Rapids te it =. | 8 &| ET have we aces - 2 = ‘ae. my ee ss b Wicks cram . ey woven . f | & < ; ; ‘ : a io. Se eerie YE y ¥ Fa at . Soe THE PONTIAC PRESS, - FRIDAY. 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Seana J de ea ee - oT PONTIAC Yams. FRIDAY, APRIE Loss) |THE PONTIAC PRESS Shenae or Ute aria Voi ot the Pele ae Begg a ag ecan yy rcs raring 3 /Q | ers, = ot ° ed ¥. . ‘ Instea . id. 1 tha t 3 4 : = a * : a 4° 57034 — ee ever, junk nvail was Yourid to have Say: ot Fluoridation rm ema A econd class matter. increased the th ird class lass deficit.. Latiare Wi ee. ton ae ae ay aa p a ny isd chaste om i2 1983 by Demoeratic Postmaster Geh- "ga egueste unless Woe ‘tier |< datlen Gua et Be eras © wr etal Janeen A. Paripy., Tt was-abar “tet't He queer: that oppotienté of salts" thoes cause iis tho safect and fet = Penman Puan energy = ry =_ ‘doned after a six-months trial. The ayn fluoridation have to go all the way for a few etfective way te protect chil- 5, rearriet service ta hot avaiatls ‘nal service to rural routes and boxholders 2 ’ to California to find a dentist to Iodine, ale ye MR ad other oie sae Se, Hata ies _ which is to be continued, was started in y Wie, agate Gig proven egith| seed rte Ange d ds yoo S PeS oA Setar ome mere OMNES October, 1984 \ _ messure?’And then they had'to use iiuinistered pte geet ayediya de MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS con * \ « child” to his fellow dentists for ‘aay aang ha Poor 9 oak Seen —— ; As far as ‘the public is concerned, this\ . years, not just on fluoridation, but _ ad err ire tion, ae ee FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1%5 disappearance is a welcome develop- \. iim on-many © oe coy Sopa enlbactilen -3E Pontiac Father | oe ee nie -ment. It comes at a time when the \§} a eee Many ready are finding people who have” I: got @ We glegle ‘out of the | * Five Traffic Fatalities aaminiaration ts trying to persuade a | swe tent tae ane ln eyes’, vee” Rarmed by (his, addition ot article against fluoridation which oa *1 409, EY reluctant Congress to raise—all postal tion to school bond issues, to an quotes a Dr. Waters who is a i sy, Spoil City ) F ine Recor d rates to wipe out the staggering annual tet 2 addition to the city hospital and —— to —- vote member a t the dental society in . |" < Here are‘facts that should disturb deficit, = _ owmwen C&A ee __-Mrs. E. C. Wallace miles Yrom Pontiac and that makes ! every motorist and pedestrian in Pon- oe Oe ee 7 ale | TS oh Pye or emnang hy cory tl ee The nah ne eee “tie Contrary to popular misconteption, _. His Long, Long Trail. ‘Wel at Coes. wes ned omg Reading all the bers, nthe Gat ores yours shi Fancy Gt, 2 In the first quarter of this year five newspaper publishers don’t oppose ade- eo cae oo ace etry ty seer commeh bole bag tara pe I Let's otick with closer, authort 3 eanesrstis jet their lives in traffic, ‘quate postal rates. Cranston WILLIAMS, David Lawrence Says: ° oa but rate to protect our chil- am an poeta fom a 41 years ties ‘and some. who only’ go back : ere and the city’s fine safety record has general thanager of Ami al ro . : ‘shealth “ -- |. old. That already explains that we to 1951—since that time all fluori- Se peg BPC Ord nas cee ners Assocation, urges OPECUlation About War. MT ciat/ontal” Se yest ber eens tea The 1955 death total already is Publicity on a “proper Cost ascertain- Could Pp oe Di oo An grlche Wat be Memes cle mid be found in the average == 7 Oe 5 1954. Asa result Pontiac, which As he’ points out, the attitude "WASHINGTON. — Just s little inaction by tailu asens 10 combat virwont dintecss: would kill you or make you “drink @ cup of coffee that tasted | | 7W - As out, t = — Je ; y failure to print the of mic nature. © LS Iso taught it had poison investi- chad climbed from 38th to 15th . of most publishers is that they | more than 13 years ago a high news of what the enemy may. be Tyan went enol py pacaer walechaced diet and coe a ans a bea eke in the | place:-in the National Safety want no subsidy amd axp willing ~ teil of the United States gov. GUS 1 oS “ay ct’ buildup — sinhenerts’ bemunioction’ pasteur OS ee ee eae, ne ike a eek eee Council’s list of 85 cities, has to pay a reasonable rite based = “Tumént_ held a background con- cag is san dae le — Spiers inmates, geval uh} Mn hed me sey. wee one et e Bee ’ : rs ference with a number of Washing- ican boys ization of milk, chlorination of ~ygy children, sow~12 and 15 WS t00 strong with chlorine. | dropped to the bottom. on the facts. oo pepiean: Sle abt’ than ip: easel Comey ie sexy Uae oe water, ‘etc. a Bland ppmeg Monga ges I asked why, and the answer , xs « *£ That long has been the view of this, here negotiations a as it will be his a ee - Mkewise, The} a aoe ae | poms something should be don newspaper. = 3 oe - was mews — and that brunt of any consi © Gs emeon, was so violently opposed, bat I —. about this. That something can be done ; ’ — _ looked to war. Tet - use what has been the ettect OY" lived through the era of © "#w fruits” is shown in a statement by Chairman he Man About Town Peat Harbor. =—— = {ne tar of the speculative stor teurisation of milk, oar tes tose Hasxitt of the Chamber of Commerce D ee Cle «New what was the duty of the Le ee eritten we eatorials chlorination, and I have been wn- Neither of the ‘safety committee. - ene rawing toa « Ose aos elie nae entra! ‘cys? ROwSPapers advocating retreat Doutta Sid ae be cae ee - | According to Mr. -HasKILL, careless- 7% pt _° He was the undersecretary of 7 (hat the sfishore islands be megsures, ” a ae st : . seas Was the in aes A Few Days Remain for You. state, Sumner Welles, who was Siven SP and that Americs ap i immuni . sae &. | cause in at least four of the . Make Bi Th ry known So bo in the inter comcis Somes Der letras une wold | Dips en Se poisoned water, but rather just a ~ : five deaths. In only one instance was tol ake Bid for That $250 c'the President. He was not thea’ ‘0d them, Conversely, in Cne- 7 aad pasteniontion. af well balanped ana on yr i iare See Oe cern wintry weather a factor. Tt also is worth __ Premptness: What may mean $250 De. “ule d or Menlilied as (he Ce canara ta coe, Whee ener chitrination este. measure of Giscipling, and Chri terest and concern and some of the . noting that two of the victims were ee follow the instructions Seigaehas’ the ecient taining © group of advisers who sary to-control bacteria, I have pon’, Mi om wonders for both jetters, including oo aan e , pedestrians. ae eee eS ee sant "rmclaenst coment to. breag ecmn'', mer loeat ast, | co'are Chrined bo Chany Dod ne piesa rig Batt BOOTH bla opinion. Thowe who 99 en * * ok Votes already received in the MAT Base- his press conference week ever the risks.” === -—=——_—_ppure, well water for that from an ae thuslasticelly, endorse fheortdatias -. We're convinced that Pontiac — Sa Cries es ee Se an ie pone’ that of gr ublication of the speculative prto-ae = ocoescgple a = are, of course, interested in the eal a - .*. League players. The prize of- in U. 8. — * stories could produce alertness } the pedpie of , a preservation of our children’ can do much better than this. In = Savin sir gs oe seeubeaitting itis should mot specuiate even prevent another Pearl Harbor itm Pontiac drink it. I have been amysed to read 50 teeth, which ts commendable. But . ings goes person S in private talks with the press is many varied opinions both for and ° the past ours has been a much the closest answer to the following: about the possibility of war. The understandable why American mil. _ Comparing @ disease like small: the fluoridation : Soe nn See) ee oe enter tity ¢ : me 7 . itary intentions should be withheld POX. with tooth decay is absurd, *#ainst of Pontiac tion of great importance which er city than these figures What player who has been at bat blame for tailing to ward off the : ; wicsie Water. I decided to investigate the - : a from publication, but-it is incom- Since the is not contagious also should be considered: show and we.can make it so at least 25 times will be leading the noms sheath on Guy Washiig: prehensible why facts about the Sor of @ nature. .We realize Gaims ee ee ee ce I That is, the very. possible harm- = oe ee _ Saturday peep enero ton government becanse of ts tenting should be suppressed. o Gstle, but its mat tn oun Somammunities that had fluoridated thoes ‘who ‘sufi fas” = ~~ ~———et-every one of us, whether pedes-- “his batting avers ——— ie ae ns news ban put on ‘xpeculation about —ef epidemie. pidemic nature, re, or-does it Fe ate_ water and ee | Of and_sénsitivity to drugs. ‘we ace 7 trian or motorist, watch his step or his here is little more than a week left for it - —_ on quire the drastic measures of such “"Revand all question, in those ful only to children up ty oleh es . was, despite the fact that (Copyright 1955) diseases : ful only to children up to eight or driving. . .=~you to send in your entry. It-must be re- ome news articles reflected what _ communities where the water was nine . . : n “cetved im the Pontiac Press office by noon Welles had said, a lot of wishful out — raps authories fuoridated for a number of years, ev eh ise onl Poa. Fs on Saturday, April 9. Every member of your thinking was being done those days Portraits water, because — a sca ‘the children had less decayed teeth one-eighth of our population and . = Neely’s Attack on Ike family can compete, but each entry must.be by everybody, including some high By JAMES J. METCALFE~ lacked fodine in their RODE OF Ls eer communi- js not fair to force mass medica- ae Rh & Separate plece of paper. military @fficials who were 80 cOn- ‘There are thoes deadlines every decided that it could-prove harm Netey sat mine im heir tion or mass poisoning on the other “in Deplorably Bad Taste 2 spares rn aeusy have rcatet [es Ot duro 2S ay Tt ees mat met ON es ee a “t - - votes, with éstimated batting averages rang- * that they didn’t even take — But what about the or mune in salt “and according to 1 did mot @iscover a single iment, especially when it is still f: If Sen. Nexry isn’t in his own party’s ing from 333 to 687, follow: Avila, Bauer, oe —— gall the -loeromypenr sles oeuee es for their doctors’ instructions. This Ce™munity, which had fuori. ooh yt fact- that ft is bene- ~ : : Party's comua. BDoone, Bushy, Carrenqual, Doby, Brera,” to leave coe is time to eat? is the way it should be with sodium dated Its wafer, where any in- jo children's ‘teeth. . - @bghouse, it isn’t his fault. o ei a thatfiond. Jone never” sent mobilization order ... Their dusting and their clean- fluoride ™ . dividual became ill because of Tem years is not a long enough Garay, the West Vitginian’s savage .Eainine ial ner, Koen Mant, wer ua MOTOR OANA ne Oe Soy tes See Se eee ee _... = personal attack on President Eisen- Dougal, Minos, Mitchell, Noten, Plersall, The psychology everywhere else when... The table is not set?... Adding iodine to the public drink. @*atiste_ were convinced SES learned in recent years with some _ HOWER was in inexcusably bad taste. Jt Porter, Rivera, Rosen, Skowron, Smith, Tut- in--Washington, aside from the Their breakfast deadline is the first ing_water for prevention of ende- practical tests that fluoridated of the wonder drugs. ~ : ‘ha tle, Vernon, Wertz, White, Williams, Wood- "eWS conference: with Welles, was . . . To satisfy each one ... For mic goitre (thyroid disease) water belped the -children's _ We have long boasted about Pon-_. could not have earned him less than the jing and Yost. = - = (i‘éU~«#«*«S Of complaceticy. This attitude husbands and for children as... advocated by ‘the US. Public ‘eth from decaying and that {iac’s Pure water. - disfavor of every fair minded Democrat ieciacge ion lags crete eucica weies ee eeee American They greet the morning sun... Health officials some-25 odd years there were no harmful effects oe ee ee cee . __and disapproval of every righ he whee te Pearl Harbor — mostly in And then there is the lunch to keep ago. Those in favor of it were just to children or adults in the com- 2 you go-to the polls next ____.____and disapproval of every right thinking should win would give you but little com- the U. S. Navy. . The niunities which had @ concentra. Week read your ballot caref American. | ee petition for the $250. Anyway, better send gas cones +++ The youngsters on their feet as sincere, just as certain that ton’ of thueride of on ; to be sure y re \ . é reget Admiral Carney, chief of naval. «> - And deadline for the dinner they were right as those good of one part per sure you are voting for the - in your entries at once, and watch the pro- when... The peo- million, best interests of the people— — \e . et ceedings that may make you $250 richer. poem areal gerd ew 2 ee ee ee eee ts of fluoride. 2Z2iNSt fluoridation. In truth, Sen. Neety deserves both Le cies oe oe oe ae ue ees arses Ge Fun iodine eraginn cus clacted tion Twas aekas @ ad cep Fo. - Interested Old Lady censure and pity. Censure is due him. Te” large whistling swans were seen by age some facts about the way, - are Houbing quilt compared in seven te including Roches: Bowed dentists, physicians, or Wil! some fluoride enthusiast for the petty politics he displayed at the i acley. ie Commas Chteaee res = Why is this never mentioned? We - for the ignorance he showed there in _ with black beaks, seen by ; : was Ged te alas ek D t R Bene, for our children’s sake. are, indeed, fortunate to be al- , Publicly questioning the sincerity of the Mrs. Frank DuFrain | osenk , OCTOF - etracts Report ee ee eerce lowed 10 ear fom: “ousiers.” President’s religious convictions. who says they stopped there for # brief visit _ In accordance with custom and (~ iar ArT | = : . the same water and I can assure imply that for na eter . li aes : : - - you if there > ten cents a year we We can’t believe: that ‘the; mas jas year = : . toe anodes cin Seuede cw Condemning Boric Acid . ee aan a a — get bao aaa protec- jority of the Americar, people - More evidence of the fact: that abilities of the Communist Chi-:” fad aap arinanrg M.D. _ yor fools these doctors be par gpc geld hadi ase : $26. on; _ . shares Sen. N ; the world is getting better and saner | — . —7°¢ that most people with a fair —they have been using saturated tage sama eee es Respected dental authorities say~ re oe is teund fa, te fast that the. insane . But today Admiral Carney is knowledge of and interest in the Solution of boric acid as an aill- 0 Pe fluoridation only benefits children the E1sennower foreign and do- tricks that reflected the eptrit of All being singled out as the goat, The ‘promotion of health and vite are ound cleansing, soothing, mildly 194) James K E. Gordon, D-D.8. up to the age of ten years and — S mestic policies. Nor is it conceiv- -—-—«Feols’ Day on the perpetrator are that he deplores speculation on the quate dally ration of runhine. (dh entionptie Sete Wee ore OS ee pend gy dye ive vee ih i‘ able to us that they: would Deck — possibility that war might break traviolet) vitamin D, popular mag. never suspected the stuff was pois- __1n answer to the Pontiac Press factor?” A legal-court called tt his disapproval of the - Chief Boys’ Probation Officer with the Oakland - se nes Tu Kain. The ono’ Woes about te typomaicnl fone moron diorama iin til Speak Bie is Seay Spot ne thon “foreign non-nutritive substance.” fl Executive's enthusiasm for fish- County Juvenile Court, eee sdady al bikinis i omalig Gove ee = ridation and say, that at no on Noted chemists warn that they = in ‘and golf. Se ar a aa ae on all. talks by military men to : have they said or intimidated in have proof and evidence of the # ee © = ia ee \the newsmep on current prob- would be the science any way that decaying teeth are ‘mage it kas done to health in Ste «© & elder = pe to see the Red lems.’ oo ae weve unimportant, I fact, we, and the TARY | cases. Scientiote state r : 4 vii “Maple Leafs. He was A flu there is a great t differ- Sein, Npkuy has been in Wasitingion Sotcpentea ego sure et-sealy taued saree Weed hoe Guapuem ‘rc Cosma Ete oernnde savocaton s beter healt, grees ence, between nafaral tuorine long endugh to know that anyone occu- hockey fans. o ‘thing for the American. people. which would promote both better = a nae harmetaomar me chemical sab- pyingy the man killing office of the a ines new Gh rs ee maa ty 0 politic oppems Te rare daca pecore nibigri " (Chetiaaed eal pies YA Gel Presidency should get all the health oh a * is taking the position attention to — less” rod 3 _ Sugar, . : “Safe and Sane Driver,” | \ sem cabotagiee possible. He also has two widely divergent complaints about ulation about the possibility of any starch and refined foods. ~~ shoutd realize what Colorado Republi- - the restricted zones on the Dixie Highway: warfare ‘ar Eel , and We are not in any. w; - ~\\/ ean Senator Attort said of the Presi- the Greyhound buses ‘and gravel trucks ex- ‘Had there béen more specela- and his f constanly abs merge eae On = . dent: oe ceed the speed limit, and the traffic officers’ — tion in December 1941, General pare 2 site : the poisons from gy cars also are a menace because they drive Marshall, | “trlend of _ ounce (two tablespoontuls) of stan- _ Four ounces (halt a glass) of decaying teeth. However, we do i “Any man who is President of so slowly. _ Eisenhower and chief of staft of dard —_ was generally ne juice. might — 1.68 - not believe it is necessary to : —— f ‘at satisfactory treatment g. of boron, equivalent to 9.6 mg. another the United States and by his ex- An attins © asuaas laos Gas ! , rheumatiz — but that poigreivied of borie acid (approximately one- condition, puseies trian be o ample of church attendance calls — sad epee eg “arthritis” became the sixth of-@-grain), and this fact rected without, the attantica of the pe | the word “Oath” in the dictionary is gullible p the rage among nders the usual chemical’ deter- : . . on of the people to the | followed by “Oatmeal,” so people — customers with joint dis- renation of the pitoence at boric _ We Believe. that parents will be ao _need of devotion, is doing a lot | getting divorces think that marriage pag . acid in the urine invalid—though ™ore inclined to neglect the care : - q -who can find nothing better to” —— | tne, cnn de jo ee har te. eked borie acid poisoning from al- ay ee ae Se 1 = criticize.” orks - . Holly’s post office has moved. to a new read “Calcium and Rheematiz,” leged wisarptias Thveuge Wig sida pres —— - Christ | ape oe "Postmaster Burt Jones cents tn addition if you want bot constantly on guard against being Editor's Note — Unfortunately Bacay hd Junk Discontinued wonders if it hiasn’t made a record—in the : bamiboozied when reading current’ Miss Hoyt~eannot’ speak for all. ! ee. a ey ane same building for 58 years. oe, “a a Gane emeus a dical authorities—these ‘scien. those -who oppose fluoridation. ‘Ga weet If bf were-needed that protests get — tai ; a i: A. th tifics,” as Lum would say, seldom Some of the others have spoken results, consider junk mail: | ee Journal of Pediatrics a case Of have the courage ot honesty to 10 themselves. Some have very (As of midnight March 31 | eg Verbal Orchids to— boric Sid polaoning in an infant acknowledge and correct an error, eftnitely indicated that decaying fh | 31 the so called ee ee, Gloum power, The docti as Dr. Goldbloom did. _ teeth are unimportant. They have Postmaster General 8 : >. Tiat °! 47 Hudson Ave.; ninety-third.birthday. 9% baby -het en_absorbe vd through ons ake ee ‘aot hea Seen -Sreviousty de-- |... 4s, ended for elty anit small town folk. 6) a4, payee ee “that-they had ‘found 100" stenflar cond St este Soak aan aie! "Fluoridation. oppotints shoul lives ot | _ It will be contintied for residents of rural , fosmepaiennag -\ : , ae eee ee ae | make up their minds, They are : ~ [7 Foutes and post oftice box hotdr-s. ot ution: ene hundged and tira birthday. Cy tat ae coe ee tat cide 8 yee : ican —— Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryckman ouned he § ee , Though many who protested of Howell; golden wedding. ~~~. ~*~ iam : } tise of borated ; “be : 4 a ee Td hee oe se - im yo Md 8 Pe fe Es, : . r | \ - . = ee i = : d 5 me | i \ x ae . t \ oe : Ce oo : 2 sg is e if Lge : ? ee ‘ f Sl. Sa es Se ee ee ee pay Be Oe a Se ee es Se en. Z 4 e sake ae ee eee i ee ee he ea el ee wae eed. NN ieee = SA = ~ ° * * _— * 4 | if | | rf Fe: j aS aS See zt 28 e a Hit i g2F Hi ae DOWN! EPPERT'S yard who cast Him onft of the city was used as a ; dump, contrived ig Him to GAMERA SHOP Bf rose at test tors tine, tot as s 5 F q § 2 Fs = a a® ¥ g 4 § S i 2 i F i? =i E E £ oF : 5 reLaTFT Feats il i i Fete 9 Gia FE 5-6615 , tom, thay lost.” hi Fs. lik 3 of EF “| It He were a. martyr, His Death aif eT would be defeat; but if He is God, it will be a victory. If He were man, the Cross would be a repul- ; being, God, it would be a iff mH ii ‘Pie iti ie sll {ouE THE B89 gE E if lis : g i si Ae ae Bie, Zz ye Cony SP ae se —_ ze se oes M4 . ey . ‘ ‘Ge a : \ HE ¥ j ie SS oe ‘ . mex : eo F r bl | i ee od [on eg | “THE PONTIAC’PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1955 La Jesus Son of God] t.:403 Poet. fies. See at : oo \: ee in| had died on a soft bed, He might| ship. Re He offers —~ - ea a SOS : Sina aes 's pt cuenta nai] Chests — Bookcases — Record Cabinets Peat: At Mo reid conde Save) ior thee, site, with the ietentiqn | ables — Chairs — Corner Cupboards -. He say: .” but [elves with it, and so otfer them. |j™ O¢Sks — Kitchen Cupboards —- Headboards Everything sald about Wis sut- | icicate in tn pier lrrcempans * Wrought tron, Brass and Wooden | if 4 | j gE ‘Men are called to participate in HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) — A : : the fruits of His death. 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NO specified AMOUNT for each item,-amount de-~ “mo farmhou termined by length of hospital stay.. All: benefits as provided in the policy. - For women visitors oS Pald on an actual cost basis up to: the limit of the plan. you _. ‘torium display «will so: | SURGERY ‘Select.. No schedule of operations. With a few specified ex-. - 80 YEAR OLD MAN SAYS: | ware ot aneone home frsonges rab! Bo wom will receive, Paid 8 CRAMPS AND. STIFFNESS House Unit Clears Way foe es - , $100.00 Wie neta Ne mas Hospital oa ‘for Billion in Shipbuildin merges GONE AFTER. THREE , n in Shipbui ing RhITY he when wife is sci plus an allowance for the _ for norma} birth or miscarriage. Doctor's oer: 1 P : x the Selat|"""“We'ge tt whary me ‘th : August, 1953. He | we'd be 10 years ago when, tensest years of | ended..We had high hopes the | Bae | ON BIC ¢ EASTER BUYS! 2. as vet-| “But we have had to go on 4. 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Mere than 300 exhibitors will (Advertisement) YEARS OF SUFFERING - Rules Committee today cleared the | ance doubled for Caesarian birth. : way for House action probably |j - . “Particulors Free—No cnet = In end Meil ot Genet ~ . poses eevee guaavecesceecesee neers ecvcece eebeone a eoces oerdyonsccenssouss rapes AAO 6 co r OIT Ml OPO R Mee ew i ee cereeees *eeeerenees foeeee eer ew coseecoe ‘DETR IT MUTUAL INS. “CO. c/a Earlier, tl __2631 Weedword, Room 220. ‘Phone TR 3-€500- tle a : t Advertisement) . Politics! Advertisement) ____ (Petition Aavartisem ~ See | Saree | \ Spring coats in every length . SL - «a. especially popular are- a the. toppers « and cages sida! costume coat. ~ MondoyWote YeSAprit 4m {I TO PASS ORDINANCE STOPPING FLUORIDATION ‘Turron “EASTER--TAKEM MONTHS TO PAY! — — _ OUR EASTER ™ i. DE J—More Than 80 Dectors Petition Governor of Mich asking fluoridation in Michigan be stopped. With more. and. : one $ opposing this movement why experiment with. sted ft ‘GRAND eS in Dentists, Since Whiie the supply lasts! FREE <<" STAND STYLED WHEN YOU BUY THiS LATEST MODEL started in 1945. Population increase only approx. 14%. Does this ™ | ~--- 4ndicate a -70%- reduction-in-dental-care-of crakerers ‘teeth? re | inch | v4 * ROA icTt | R TV) | 8 FRANCE—Dental Society Rejects Fluoridation Germany——fesearch shows no relationship between fluorides in water * and amount of dental. cavities. (Deutsch, Zahn, Zeitschrift.-52)\ WITH OVERSIZE Picture = Switzerland's Dr. T.-Gordonoff claims sodium fluoride effects thyroid. Conditions. Si Sweden refuses fluoridation. 4. MANY CITIES Trying Fluoridation Vote It Out (investment in equipment a total loss). A few of these cities ore: Saginaw, Mich.) ‘Son Diego, Calif., LaCrosse, Wis., Sens N.C and Sheri n, Wyoming. co 5. Sot OTHE SITES aj! Fron ean Lang Til ok ‘BRIGHT NEW, Fashion's” new. long torso styles, 2 one and two piece fashions. 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Down 7 ‘does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?” It has brought the realization of | ' ‘their big step into. the world even closer. to thoughts of busy seniors. “Experiencing the feeling of well-known celebrities this week were seniors, as they began au-. tographing and passing out grad- uation pictures, received on Tucs- _ ag, 0 Gnsemates snd oftntvese: Beware, everybody! “3 Carry’s at it again. This week, in- stead of match -hox holders, Mar- garet is selling bunnies made -of soap and wash cloths. They're real cute and different. Having sold one to practically every senior accomplishments of first and sec- ond year drafters. iti i MEDICINE CABINETS MEDICINE Also lerg without. bergoins. 393 Orchard Leke Ave. Large 20” Mirror selection of medicine cabinets with er New sing. pa doce wie ll ot exepina ‘WHCHIGAN FLUORESCENT LIGHT ‘CO. MEDICINE. CABINETS | CABINETS All Metal Cabinet FE 4.8462 "pe publ (CAN vbututcid t by few 44 44 “night. - Fay) f i > | Sleeping in Gas Station well to athletic director Fr. Narkun this Tuesday as he >was, Marintette this--week. The wel- coming was held at the home of Shirley Fox, Cokes and chips were served to the group after the cere- mony. : . ‘The M. J.'s," also a junior Two Vessels sot | i : i i i Find Missing Boy, 12, gasoline Police returned Ettore Rasera to his parents, The boy said he has —_ been playing around” since he skipped school last Monday. fie tate bo hed: Head en capes until his allowance ran out last @ men } Guaae with the different individual problems. before acting on important issues. Sire TAX Pavan _ VOTE — APRIL 4th _ JAMES “Sim” SEETERLIN Democrat - Waterford Township Clerk Your vete for. Jim Seeterlin is a vote for believes: / fab tell Uae ietes and etieorve onto and cleen 4 Consulting civic groups and ~Aesepa proper legal advice Better cooperation between township officials -_ police and departments. Promoté-more industry and business for. Weterterd — to -help.relieve the tax burden on homeowners. VETERAN HOMEOWNER LIFE RESIDENT OF WATERFORD TWP. Your Vote for Seeterlin Will Be Lovstasl : Hn tn ingore and hard working. Wt efoced wit do, be bet foe ALL THE!PHOPLE in Woterond Ton subdivision groups arid their 44 | Paid for ap Citizens for Seeterlin Commities | | the. school” soon.. Tickets to the Globetrotters - College = Peatios Press. Photo ‘Males PRACTICE Sechting coucy: space minute aus tates: ‘Dominic Kline of 98 Whittemore. practicing parts of the Mass to be sung Easter Eve From left to right they are John Janczarek, Jerry eS, Soe etek Saget Se eects at Cometend, ache Bieter oat Dees Se : ms sad gis” Gee énsemble groups and ek. ‘A Capel- with pale orchid ribbons. Aithough ; reason to the. weatherman doesn’t want to cooperate with the. eglendar, ‘these’ With football and/basketball weil over, St. Mike's heralded the track | and baseball teams this week as |- | prospective a up. Cheerleaders’ - basketball players oaGawis aan F fe i Pee All Stars pe ee me Cony He . With / ‘final exams .and report At s100 1000 DE KALB and Burton Belant, character, witir Esther Diem givirie the pele of allegiance to the flag. age Bob quay and Rich- i ed ee “y ieee 2 ee a paoe hd wel Ae fr ~ : yi % ek ee 8 a 8h mabe Se ee ieee re SEW ea, ja ; : i ‘ “ , | x i eS | | } L . ave | - Ca ‘i , oo a ; Y= ; “ ; ee t f = . I; " : ; a ae 4 be f é < Se ee sea THE PONTIAC. PRESS. _yaway, APRIL. 1. 1035 a Te te a 2 Tes Gcdiag xo te poeta as cl ao al na = OAR state competition is awarded the { gitis’ gym, with’ all interested in — echolskeep stents minds prety net_for everyone else... ,Good luek ig, Goling season. is the. first lai st poy ag ae _ "Jiu plane for dances and shgwia| Seniors were once more darken- f : ppt ccellny nate FE a ae pop up here and there at St. Mi-|ing the walls of both the city and] Dic0q articles raffied was a for- ¢ -éompe- nate chumoraus speak. _-Gheel and St. Frederick as well as| school. library this week to polish | tuneelling ball which went. to a gece an bul gree soo Maange - Pontiac High. off and rewrite atiy last minute de- | the ‘freshr me fer Sit ‘With gen- aed tees aot D Gee enomn SI. FREDERICK™ tails-for term papers which were | SOO"y ee inalé of the) winners were Joyce-Owens, Char. Everything was all stidy and no | turned-in Wesdnesday. These stu- fice of m was the coveted | it badly wan a ee oes play early this week as students dents will new jos Wer domerades | le black ‘purchased by] ly preserited| Garth’ Jobinston, Willie. Edwards -Feadied themselves for quarterly |, Deveiomment Fund exeayn, fy : Ammarees to odd to his cobs ystana Choir. Assem-| and Jim Jolly, Bob Everson, Rich- _ exams ee Seniors were busy all week} a oeM.C. meeth : mi te pope contgonl oy report cards Monday. bright | studying and rehearsing the parts| . Wednesday's -C. meeting Honor Society | top ..in extemporaneous -speaking, aspect of it alf'was the thought of |of the Mass they will sing at mid: ee wm ees “into covlely | Abterneton fer ike teapective divi their Easter vacation which begins | night‘on the eve of Easter Sunday. | "1s aa te convention at vith the 10B aud | Mape sally: Maler Caroline Hol- next W Mr. Donald Zwickey, . drafting blll ait aA Laaiiner alcsiee’ with pes, _— Anew motto in n beautiful red and | Supervisor from the school offices _— kers for the event] These wi will te in silver letters on the front bulletin|in Detroit visited St. Fred’s| With a tear and a wave, ~St. parents. Speakers = the are , ce To board in the senior room: “What | Wednesday to check techniques and | Mike’s students waved fond fare- : : Saginaw Conference Tourna- ‘th. ment April 14. | leadership; " Phyllis. Law. service Radio. Workshop shows for the coming. week will be Regeogpte Travelers.* “Easter Treat,” “A Man Without a Country.” Head of Marygrove {Speaks at St. Fred's t Siste i ee ent of Mary- es grove College, will be featured speaker at St.. Frederick’s Parent- Teacher meetin’ at St. Vincent de Paul Hall April 4th at 8 p.m. His a Bishop -Zaleski and following that, ar 2 | INTERLOCKING. RING SETS aa now available in - the lish -new IN- SELO “age seTs. JOPEN AN ACCOUNT ~ LYNN $175.00 Also $225 te $350 Wedding Ring $100.00 Ld flowers . . . from “Worth Twice. This Price! Pretty young hats to perch jauntily: on the crest of Eastertime. Light- hearted designs, each with a fillip of — Speciol Purchose From eo Better Moker a one perky bud to complete coverage! , Others 2.99 to 8.99 just ARRIVED! 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Juniors 9 to 15; misses’ 10 to 20; large sizes 14¥2 to 24%. ae Rae : Ps 4 i> > ‘ paar i Pe Lt { 4 t ees ij ~ 4 rd ioe f fer. sh of Coe i ’ Pee be : J | See ay it vie peels } ; = ALS pi 3s oh , : nae ue PONTIAC PRES; whine’, APRIL 2, a i gpapen (as THE LITTLE BLUE: DUCK ee Pee “BY WALT SCOTT cy = $0 pgs, he , 1 \ Lae we VA FEE OG] | — | 3 = Q | fms ach a tr co = an ss a spon’ ba —- hifi. > é - justmen pertect fi © obli ence, The United States plang to |‘ , Europeans Have. Stronger Inéentiva Soe ere Pate ood = woaaaeenon ce | . sac lop Peat th ad ito Ic Pov er i frond a requested authorize. ; The Good Housekeeping Shop of Pontiac ‘om iss sh .. a. ved ag — met fice, ck and| From this conf Famous Appliances’ at Lower Prices _YASHINGTON — "Tn Bry | her that ey COME She sid er spent oe eer oe es | pple s are very es. *. piclps = japan sree | ticated in the atomic energy field. ‘They affect you, directly, io two} eet mare then 00 inquiries, national *- ad ip cy, i tO! trom: abroad about reactors,” The sweepstakes? Dr. Hafstad has ie Bi eS eee mai? male pas MO ns ner he aig a, Bom nem Bet wneScey newer” "| The CONSOLE “LOOK” at table model PRICE i : Id ! : Wes As : = gath ering mot tu: — : ss : ley: ; : iat woe el Weta | “New Magu Gem, pened . ' c i , of : bg Fs 2 : : ? ‘atomic weapons, ; ~ Suppose the Russians come for- . -He was talking about using| ward with offers to build nuclear ee Ser Ee ee eae on to pro- : : a) vide them with the original fis-| 1 | § ‘ | MThe United States is only ‘begin-| sionable fuel, and: the technicians} ; i | : . e one —e ee J . | ee! | paca ee haa iat BUYING . : | : ¢ 4 A He T 2 } " 7 "| -Hafstad -was riot ’talking about * ¢ * ‘ i a ie - pq ® wae OU TV “CONSOLETTE” fm law to miove in this field. Until to tedich them? Powerful and prac- ~ Re I $19. 95. last fall, when @ new Atémic En-| tical propaganda or not? egular ergy Act was passed, the U.S. gov- And in the field of ‘nternatiolie! | Discount Price ony, Now peivene tadeotty te pre: a te point, few countries have | MEANS | NOTHING . ve may Change the face of America. | shop for them :in foreign markets But is the United States keeping as they do now for steel mills aul | pace with other countries in peace- | sircraft. ful uses of the atom? , *..¢ 8 : * * #&. A spokesman for a New York ° Uses Ordinary Tap Water Sst ™ Siete acenet cee | a . ® Steams dinar T p We - - |e Rate ay ey cena Mary Dratt ae SELLING 7 We Give S&H Stamps! ire Sens oe oe ae ‘MEANS: SOMETHING! 7 ’ But the biggest step of all, so | Tt. Open Monday-Friday ‘til 9 P. M. far, appears to have been taken ane MY STORE'S GROWTH PROVES THAT... a As Little as $1 Weekly—No Extra 4" PM tt to Charge for Credit! Last month, the government air- 2 nounced a 10-year program for atom-generated electric power, It lar = so Bf will spend: 840 million dollars for : . 12 central power stations with a| @ Lightweight Wace soso oer automo for 10,000 Men ® trons Dry — Irons With team. for powering aircraft. |Bared by Arm ~.@ Guaranteed One Year | "lderad Tis bas seasonced Yu tage Se ee fo-} eA, ~ planned capacity of nearly two million kilowatts. 1 North Saginew FE 4-1889 Thig action gives meaning to ae * 2 : Hafstad's- observation that Euro- ‘ - ~ - peans have ‘a great deal more in- | centive.” Because conventional electric | ® || power’ is expensive in Britain. In, the’ United States, it is cheap. if _atom-generated- —electri= : city should cost 10 or 12 mills per ‘| kilowatt in Britain, that would still be good business. But the Ameri- can,—_who is probably -paying 6/1 mills per kilowatt for ordinary | t electric - power would ask, “Why = Brand 4 New 1955 | | “Buy-OF-A LIFETIME” | || Day twice dau that much?" wer ae : ao Beycnd that, the United States| first-time volunteers ‘and 10.819 re-| VOLUME arid More. ° ) 27» a frdicwmr spay three a has vast reserves of coal, oil and/ enlistments. : rurming thin tn Britain, Bo eiede tlend ta @ eciey tes “VOLUME f sox Wi Bangy He si | or nm in t na- * -policy-alsa" provides more} miles. wie, but has 40 miles of a Y MOR = (ee La "Space Sa wer” Cabinet—only 2214 —— : 90 Days Same es Cash! Free Service _- MEN and WOMEN ARE TAKING Free installation! = Free Delivery! “PERSONALITY CLASSES |Meat I == or PRESENTING MODEL 634 “the finest VE te ‘Te, aN . Before Spending! i HERE'S Fn net ; bs : oes prtct® od FO" og 3- a “ang SUNS A7S, PR omg 08 #4 Snead Only. What’ ‘S Left — Sree Toc Pw ae $a ss h ter built ; ia A ft \ Ss st sprins Pants: vi iced. SON “size cleaner = ni papi Reg sical “r aving! New sind YES, MAM! | Regular $124.95 mA 7 YOU CAN SAVE, TOO! i ae fe: . Z ee | Women’s co my PRICE aM 3 + tat QUALITY LENSES $1.50 a Week! $4 A7i bi f SELL FOR eae a. | | COMMUNITY Ses — © - ‘Spliseasmran | : asin 4 a NATIONAL §@ Bl en © FAST SERVICE! - just RS cae MY price ft " stile ens |. Pe TOPPERS aa ee ! ae ae 5 ne ‘SELL ‘FOR $1930. tomes Va ———s : _Woull be happier 7 ._ MY PRICE fl It bes bee sheen ’. with @ Hoover ~ . Branches at | er H. 4 PERRY at | curnwoos ¥ HURON at TILDEN COATS. ibe 2 ye ’ to Bee , BELT and HAT e MATCH Ee / y oor OF TOWN deawcune KEEGO ‘Manor, | WALLED LAKE, Membr ai Peters Depostt Insuhan-e Corporatién: one sage boneay] | ‘flocoon HOUSEREERNGC3 su aero NNtny icht’| | ~ of PONTIAC’ 1 “EVERY NIGHT 20. Fem a ‘et 9:00 P.M. | |) 5 ¥. Haron St. Open tonight io 9 im Ph, ri eagss | : / ° emcee : > < j = & =e e: a EFS iS J ee ee a ee EET MrT fy Le See t hs + iF i 5 4 * “7 i uf “1H x rowmae PRESS, rRIDAy, “APRIL. 1, 1935 SAVE WASTE. J NEWSPAPERS" 406. ‘MAGAZINES , 50¢." 100 te Feeawen STE to, 185 Branch Se. ecross from American Forging & Socket Ht Airset Ge re EC ibe. geo) rs ‘| jet f } 5 u ; i A i ; Tyee 1 - ¢ * é ; e _ : ; i r L j f = a Fare, Pe aie: i f l aS a el i " Le pier renter APERT We Are Now Paying * FE 4.9582 | COLD CASH ° To have cold cash on hand when you need it, better start putting some “on ice” now ... in your savings account. Best way is to deposit a pre-determined amount, right off the top of your pay check, every week. Your regular savings, plus accumulated interest, will soon add up to the kind of ‘cold cash that will ‘ Se re _ Add to Regularly ond Say Goodbye mens Worries! oo "Pontiac F ederal Sree no. 1 specialist in _ oe aah moving! . t Garner: Sona, Chemist's S Letter to work by Figming in which high ae, ee Wor linea aaeelle mo uae concentrations. of fluorine (20ppm) ; ep gel pepe coir As}. we al ree mrad eee eerie Pe ire ae elie Sat hoy i» alc Ye al ving tes eat | Ne 1 om ©. & Mighwars © Ne. 1 ts Eterna. A @ Be 1 & Sow zs 2 oP en »PEN FRIDAY’ va MONDAY . ‘NIGHT “til ot as r + ynds @ Fiery Dams "69°" des .00 a Week! 108 NORTH SAGINAW ml OPEN AN 4 = I : f 2 : you should send in @ winning .° ~mounted His horse and rode out of town _{force it on people who don’t ‘EXTRA JUN ON JOBS LIKE ~ Te * fT Ree ~ 'g 4 . z i r i 2 i “Ske: 5 E = 7 Ls i * eg BG | eS ne nS Sa ae F Been lL Ee Oe i?) 3 sth / Fi 3 ee sy i Veiled t = + * : a , : fs. + i oes 3 aoa ' 4 ft 4 & ie . ‘I! ey | aes E re oe ; Lag es E aT ee 6 «' Have Fun! “Press offers both fun and a $100 cash prize. BUT before you try your hand at “Bonanzagram” be.sure and read the rules at the. © | 1 “wie fuoridation issue goes “Bonanzagram” is an exciting new ‘puzzle in which-the Pontiec . - — Ue 2) soe aes Pomtaas vamee enriay, agett ates ips A © pe eae. Win $100! ===> else can you term it but “mass * a a aes medication?” Is the Press going to teeth. gram, storage of the element Aa poinge redig dad tetcrlpaimg In view of this and other indica- not been demonstrated elsewhere Paint-lt-Yourself. I a ee eee See seal. hanes & lamnes totlet - “THE “MODERN” WAY vote is “Yes” to pass : to research fi oe Ee a “Sherlock” | the ordinance prohibiting fluori-| of at least four different investi- age eet - dation. gators, Roholm, MeClure, Dean, Survivor, and Rapp, fluorine storage oc- | a at LOF-THE-MONTH siggy sin spend-| Opponents of fluoridation have Fluorine is stored in a Satoh tis bottom of this page. Solution ‘will appear in the Press April, 8. {threugh, I-wander it balnhir te on = _ nailed to his door one. August morning. could be |Periments on rats, dogs and‘ mice - Below is a duplicate of the “Bonanza “It was smudged and almes se Haag memati to determine ‘the calcium-Suoride | °™ pee on alae a. gram” entry you send in to contest _ qbie, “but the sheriff recognized it as a. | dation.say that it cuts tooth de. | relationship, experiments on mice | 1 cng Sten aad _ ae EASIER 1 headquarters. It is ESSEN'SBAL that you taunting challenge from his old enemy,~ | cay—couldn’t this reduction be |Who were fed high amounts of| O,. authority, Rapp, claims & : fill it in and save it until the correct . the bold outlaw whose picture was ori ‘caused from eating fewer —— a a = higher percentage of fluorine will os 74 solution. to “Bonanzagram” No. 4 is the. other side- of the , over the sweets? aoe _____|t@ determine the high proportion | se retained“in the body if fluorine FASTER! | : ie _@nnouncement of .a a human multiple published Friday, April 8. Unless you _ Ginouupement of lange. reward n. Check the rules below for ~ to intes “ond oa, ee “message? a UP MY CAREER WITH [I] OLDING UP MY CAREER WITH STUNT ALWAYS HAVE ||] LAST STNT. ALWAYS HAVE J} EXTRA ~LUN ON JOBS LIKE THIS “EAR THAT SHIPMENT Hor DUD __ASH Ano oTHER MIN. PRODUCTS WILL NOT REACH DESTINATION JUST LOO, FOR ME WONT’STOP AT __ILLING THIS -_EAR THAT SHIPMENT OF OLD __ASH AND OTHER, MIN. PRODUCTS wiLL NoT {| REACH DESTINATION JUST LOO__ FOR.ME WONT STOP AT —_JLLING ee z - {stand it, i A g i F f i rl E : i f H z F t E ss : i ’ a if $= — = — ~~ re ree eet | SPECIAL water as , a nette C. Bathum dental caries when such water is | find how much: flifine was stored| ay) property should - be consumed from early childhood | in bones. Also op humaiis who.in-|siarmed about Proposal No. 3, a throughout the formative period of haled air having low concentra-| constitutional amendment. to be the teeth. tions of fluorine, on rabbits to de-/yoteq on April 4, to give Net_enty oto, ip doskinsne termine effect of kidney ailments | school authorities unlimited ot children [on ability to excrete fluoride: to tax and levy on This ? fi y ERE H 3 4 : : i tf Hl [i 982 i tt . : : i i | ie : : : i i : i: i i zs 4 : f i i { } f i at 2 § | ; i i [ rt lt a rE ut i fi ie | F I a Mi a8 i : g i tet ab oa . i ; | a ry Fee é 7 un rant 1H i E | , i } | z E | i i B ae it if -_ BETTER! | | REGULAR $1.59 VALUE | i i +4 om = © — I | dation, fluoride content of food tion proposed STATION MEN EVERYWHERE MAYBE l STATION MEN EVERYWHERE MAYBE | coeur untureliy te commmnnat and plants, and amounts of foo 5 ae Se ee oe . = = a oe Saat: FIND..ME - __..JOING ae | Seenned ww acs no mos from foods cooked in’ fluoridated | !oam to certain school districts J” ROLLER COVERS. = DEFOT 000 SOT TO RADE |] DEPOT 6000) $_OT TO BADE J 1 wy meen tere Oe [MH sates v| me neater || fee Amy Palette BULLETS WITH YOU __FADLINE ['] BULLETS WITH YOU. __EADLINE i tree Te ae c| vate ox amsunt Sov the poguitat | IF at oe . & q . average num s of. certain school bends issued ign OF Cue TER 1S WAL JED. FOR lj OF EL PTER 1S WAITED FOR |} c2ve@. missing. and filled perma- yttes at © County | ‘prier to duly 1, 196." DUTCH BRAND 3 exRIME REASON YOU CANT TA_E [|] _URIME REASON YOU CANT TALE |)" |nent teeth was about 6 per cent T have had direct contact with} |The power to tax is the power HOUSE PAINT... . . : : lower Colorado Springs, ties strength ‘ 2 : eeN Ge eeee | ] POR LAL ME 1S MY 5_ORN WATRED | OR fil ME IS MY S_ORN HATRED Vn Hpraricgepe tg raeaniaes pov aba were powder for 25|will destroy many property-own-|f __WHITE ONLY = —— OF YOU I'LL STAY ALI! E AND |'] OF YOu NLL STAY ALILLE AND || centration, for ‘each age group | oars Se = oo a4 a 7 ° _-ICKING FIGHT WITH You wit ||] LICKING FIGHT WITH You WiLL | f| "Bou te age at Ot youre, | mame Yates fuoride-than & person |14 Mark Avenue OPEN SUNDAY 10:00-2:00 | : could get in'a year drinking ———- p. ty ° CLEA. THE SeaafSTE OF waf!D CLEA, ™e SATE -OF attD ralbcepr ee ae aaaiiet water. I have hever ‘A To ex! Nemizes ie —— = ar amfMES LESSY [| MAN we AMES LESSY Por 'Catnrado Springs net nat St otek ie, ag sed L. A. Wagner Co. | F : | See - It is the consideréd opinion of| From my own experience § Citizens’ Debt to State a ae ; = EY eae , - I} tne Mich Department of | definitely believe that. it ts bene- | 4 i . i a = | IMPORTANT: oa | Name... ss sveseeereeeeeeee Health that the benefits derived nia ed the state the following: $660,737.76 1060 N. Opdyke ot Pontice Rd. g | 2 4 ° A Address. ....2.0eececse veces §| Sem ee 9 wotee costing an believe that it is beneficial to the or Reagan Frage Fymnya i an . FE 5-9221. + © Save This Claim Check ee || throughout lite. 5 + entire body structure, And I am) 5. soidiers’ bonus and hospitals; | ° ee ‘| : ee = ee Tapp Magee Aina a | Evelyn Joyner, R. N.| Sure that it is not cumulative: ~~ | 5199 450 000 for highways including “OPEN DAILY 8:00-6:00; MON.-FRI. OPEN TILL 9:00 a ao Satution ts Pu 1. : if you 4} 93 Osceola Drive If some of these Writers Detroit ys; - $99,300,000 . ‘ ms tis _ Ua Seen Rolie! | ORE [eee ee cecees| | HARDWARE f - u o = ~ a . s aa i. town nt a : oF f * . ; bs * i 1c. = : i a A" ae ; ek ay ge ieee quoted by _pro-fluoridationists to of these scare theories. I am a‘ College; $12,828,000 for University eee ay eae See Sears : How To Play ‘Bonanzagram’ sitet Fare Ds Se ES | ae rey am’ LIVING ROOM »« : “5 “Sclve the “Bonansagram” by filtag tn cil ated. Pusctualien os well as words mut | , = . . Sa ~~ 7S gp OOS OCU A: _underscores, in the message. Insert only fe ay oF aati B di - by ni = _ s os 1 © an fe : clues to the missing letters are hidden in gram” will spell out a clear message that ona wy a _—— : _.. no the story, or anecdote, accompanfing the - will conform in every way with the clues. ; . : S . message. Clues dity also’bé found in the " fm many cases {t will seem that more than _ P N . ce _ message Itself, eer aan a a . sae ward vould be Se ee a” 0 E : Z is \ | \ Sontestant’s gen ledge shou Part_of the tun! You should weigh , ae : ae \ 7 \ provide the correct letter. The contestant clues and select the BEST possible word” 2. od ll 7 * | \ will note that the message is unpunctu- ees “ef We FRI. MO N. ogi Toe [ g es x | - *il E Fe dep i — —— \ ® 8 How to Submit Entries , Ye y eee . : 1. After solution is completed, “Bonanza- 3. Entries may be mailed in envelope but |. 9 oon : . gram" should be clipped and pasted to contestant’ — mame and ‘umber. of . | SS ee aes z —- puzzle must be printed in upper left cor- © : : spohiocaz acreage looting eat at adinas aide al ao 2 Entries will_be received atthe Pontiac chased to enter. Facsimiles:made by hand- =~ -} ae Press olfige, 48 W. Huron St. until $ p.m. |. and corresponding as closely as’ possible ; ° Tuesday, April 5. Mail entries must be to the original “Bonanzagram™”’ printed in postmarked before midnight Tuesday, . the Press will be accepted byt are limited April 5 for Bonanzagram No. 4. Ad- one to a ‘amily. Mimeograph, duplicator dress “Bonoanzagram, % Pontiac Press, or other unofficial mechanical repréduc- - Pontiac, Mich. i. tion is forbidden. . ; _How to Collect the Prize | The entrant™must work out and keep _- tion of the solution. - aw duplicate solution as a@ claim check. oe ; ~*~ When the solution is published in the a con ee hep ra poirot 1; be Press, he should compare his “claim = eae Se be sad : check” with the published solution, and, neem are naw, Postar’ ae mee eae ee . “ W ide chatin ‘chod® to identiod’, he should etter must be not later than 5 p. m the EF - ———— t : _ ape : Mondo¥,-atter publication of the answer. ee, ek oe Bt —_— - = person with his claim check at the Giiswers are void unless the con- - OES : Se ae = Se a enti 3 : gages Ser cee a See = “Press olfice, 48 W. Huron St, betore § —_—testant reports his claim by the declines — eheits amp’. ¥, “SOFA BED SUITE ... smart 2 piece liivng room by day... ; | On Cho" | om extra bedroom at night Sola bed opers.easily to sleep — = ae ner en oe / About Eligibility, Information, Etc. / 1. Anyone ts eligible tor the “Bonanza 4. Only one winning entry trom a feinily. ft aq : E H f iF i q i | ! Ni | 6 fudges’ decision will be final and com =~ | will eward @ prize of $100 ‘estant's/ submission of entries indicates : eis tl | s : per ol each weekly “Bonanzo- acceptance of these rules. “9. No lability is accepted tor entries:that tell te reach us. meee | The Prose reserves’ the Might to aller” " _ tules and/or discontinue the contest at its se. Le i A $219, VALUE 2 es - ee _.THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1935_ “up to | QsMUta MLB ror your Homa! reauatinn tad oo 0 ishing he IF re Os anes ) E 3 | r j a HE 8 . E at hi \ | INSURANCE: KEY To. SS ‘Security: [RN ! f i 13) i : i E BR e9 Hours: MIC t 1iGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS | Above Oskiand Theater | ‘AUSTIN-NORVELL Agency, Inc. || tained at the comer gasoline. 70 West Lawrence a Fideral, | Comer of Coss : 2-9221 Bee A 7 FREE PARKING AT DOOR |[Sce=, il | sf Fig F ‘h f > NOW OPEN! > SCHRAMM’S PHARMACY ‘A New Downtown Store .to Serve You in PEOPLE'S STATE BANK BUILDING 9 eer pee ee pe eg _ The meade care on Saginew cad laws would deny him three times before the morning came. He left the three’ : disciples to go off alone to pray. When he came back, they were asleep. : He asked them if they could not even keep awake one hour with him. | PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Two mofe times he went away and came back to find them asleep. - DRUGS . : This is the fitth of 12 stories on Easter. Each story's picture is ° : dows for ideas on how to best color this series. Phone FE 2:6441 "=,7,s0m—= Phone FE 4-5338 ee eee \. , ap _ {lew Student Still Trying | oreme net so be allowed te take CODOODVNO COOMAOMO Ihe BOSTON W—David Pollard, 60-| an oral examination only to prac: year-old steamfitter, has lost his/ tice law. He contended his poor | ~ , zs : S ; | i&th bid in 90 years to become a handwriting hed handicapped him — . ae ~ lawyer. The Massachusetts Su- in the written tests. — There’s Plenty of Lively Adventure in the Ns orp 4 / j | j | = | } ‘ - ] fs | ‘ | és | ; | * i i ec! Barlow Family - ss CASTLE” family type comic strip, sure to hold the interest of all ages moves into Pontiac, onday, April 4th, in the comic section ~ /of the Pontiac Press — True to life mem- | bers of the Barlow Family supply plenty | of lively adventures in ‘Half Acre Castle.” at only * | Live for You ¢ Dione ¢ Queen Elizebeth Weltz © For You « Kisses in the Derk © The Music Of NOEL COWARD Love * Someday I'l Find You « love for Sele + Love, Come Beck © The Men | Love ¢ Se in Love « ” LATIN. RHYT Sethi Sum: 44 long playing records of , HIGH FIDELITY POPULAR MUSIC Babette mn ee eee - ee Sigh No More + I'll See You Again * PRANK CHACKSPNELD o Plictation Welk © By @ Waterfoll © Con I | : : id ae 3 S . - o : : . > . « FOR DANCING | Hh. Prine Snchanned Sic V0 Oat You Under My Shin» The Night le Yoong, end © STANLEY BLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA featuring , \ 298 J long play record . ¥ © Little Swiss Woltz © Will Yow Romamber? « Our Dream Welts « ents _ Tehey © Mad About the Sey © Would You Like to Toke @ Welk? © Reflections in the W Abvive You » fas late Gite in Sive-c Suuet cad tovely:* ¢ All the Things You Are © Some Enchented to Me © You and the Night love Syreet Seng » Why Bot “Breese ond | ¢ Cielito Unde « Tenge » Rustic mba ° ~ AND WS GRCHESTRA é — Ceamaat in Crete Bitan 2 sons o | ~ VALU ARRICAR WOPELTIES 1+ 17> 2009 semmed «10 Pg Sent « © The Door, Sefer + Mexican Merry Go Round © Les Voges * Play, Play, Play © Sambe Polke Wappen’ to Me * The Queen of Tonge * Happiness * Boys end Girls like Soturdey the Place for Me * EDMUNDO ROS AND WIS ‘ORCHESTRA LATIN prgnopnes BAIONS Gegvine Without @ Nome * Pronceses ¢ Noche Buena © Merecee * } Tolk ‘ . te the Trees: Sorta On the:-Berder © Blowin’ Wild * Delicado * Bolao ne brat « The Happy Bird « Peladinhe + hy Pet Boive + Be True te Me © Bein Coriece + [DMUNDO Denes» Maria Le 0 + Loce in the Coco + EDMUNDO ROS AND HIS ORCHESTRA ” penecpianeenaier SE -. Follow Their Adventures Daily.Starting VISIT OUR Gt, Ope eer mee DN eee Cae te, | Te sptetale _ MONDAY ™ ™= PONTIAC PRESS . |) >. oo TVNeNE lhUEVIN EY | 7 m7 108 NORTH SAGINAW Beet a : saints sano ys : , ok > Weoles ayia 1 :, iC phe. a ; \) te a 7 ‘ Bo 7 ‘ AS ep 5 es 7: a! ; é ie : ore . oe : : : GREGG SHORT HAND Accounting Typewriting NEW CLASSES - MONDAY, APRIL 4 Day, Half- Day, and Evening Secretarial, Bookkeeping, Comptometer, Calculator and Other Courses Are Also Available Competition is keener but our- Placement Depart- ment receives many eats for graduates wh it. s cannot fill. Apmered: for Veterans’ Training OO ce tt tan Hospisal Thursa “| gave a dinner p Pontios Pres Photo Meribiers of the Pentine Ranibiicen Women’s Club Hebner and Howard 1 Worthing (seated) were Mrs, Grace M. rty at the Oakland County Convalescent | Shulz of State avenue, Leota Thomas of Glenwood avenue ; evening. Serving hospital patients Birdie | and Mrs. C. E. 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Open Eveninige by Appoi niment—Thutyday, ide and Saturday Tis eu —_- Lake Road ‘Bark Tweed PLP LOL LS I a a LLL LAL ALLOA LOL LOLOL LLL LPO 1a: PENCER FLOOR COVERINGS FE 4.9581 gram for the continuation of the. - Activities of the collective unions were covered it ‘A resolution, read by Mrs. Ar- vited: Leonard is president toe. ka ish Calon of Porvsing. a a ae of the 18th district, introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, H, Park- Coming Events of the Met Easter dance and Cc of offi- An Easte cers will be owners Square Dance Chub | Club Seusbig at at 30 pm. . wen Woman's Liters: Set Wem gen: e ors 5 a. with 38 Green &t. |PTA Activities Whittier PP Seong rn PTA will variety show The “Dubtic sefterson Baseative board of LeBaron will meet ‘Monday at 2:30 p.m. 118th District wctu Holds Spring Institute ex Tageheld, president of the Sec- _ =u vewen we aa le Margin of Safety.” Ths. Sistery and celia of te adoption of the white ‘ribbon bow- knet_ as the badge and emblem of the WCTU was reviewed by Mrs. |! Townsend. ittustrated. our’ var) BUTTON 'N Bernadette treasurer. i 5 : i FEse Arnold, F SE og Also making remarks ‘were Mrs. Orville Judd, state his- and Mary E. Dillon, state presi- dent. é Pick Right Petticoat r a Fy Vern Hartungs Wed 40 Years | Mr. and Mrs, Vern Hartung of North Midland drive celebrated their 40th wedding “Enniversary re- cently by repeating their nuptial vows at the First Church of God. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ryckman we members of the church served a cooperative. dinner to the family and friends. - Jean Hartung. : - ee 5 Mrs, Bett Sirois ond Nera Voice Program — PRIVATE. _ PARTY ROOMS QUIET. DINING ~ QU 4 DIN WALDRON _H*! | | . COFFEE SHOP TTL” 36. & Pine &. Mariva street, at 2:30 p.m. Mon-| No matter what the silhouette pot ; ate oe in| you choose this spring (long-torso at the program being sponsored | © Wideskirted) pick the right pet- by the Ladies Awzdliary of the|'icoat for wear under It can pe Sloe : (Ges | gem everyting to Shh of your _ Mrs. George Pratt, president o¢ | oF Sem _-__ __ the local. group, has issued invite. |" : ame tions to auxiliaries in Detroit, Ann Arbor, Flint, Saginaw, Lansing ' oo and Toledo. ia > perving on the fea committee : .# will be Mrs. Chris Rendziperis, Mrs. Helen Pratt, Mrs. William bs 2 Held at School “Your Voice Is You” ‘was the Speaking at the third study dis- cussion group held this year, Mise Eddy explained that a person's ee ee LUGGAGE or GENUINE " Serving on the refreshment com- mittee for the Tuesday program - the that suits pee fe gen- pra pivess or ay were tes. Richard Christiansen, Mrs. Warner Hardy and Mrs. James Hoopingarner. Mrs. Patrick Mason and Mrs. KIMMINS ~ LEATHER GOODS = HE 16 W. Haren, of FE 2-2620 | LEATHER |} | | PURSES a a a SR a Se RES iG Cane IN aE EINE NB ius Tz: oe a7 as Nee _THE PONTIAC PRESS: FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1955. | (severe Pafihellenic linvites’ | next Monday. Mrs. Ralph ‘T. Nor iGloves Have Dots’ ° Youth | Group to. ‘Sponsor Dance Saturday Guests on Monday | |itive tote grup | Just for fm ve a | of : no Wociia, elllleigh shce « acivesk Alpha Xi Delta’ members_ will | yourself -to a snort white glove - Sania oe | collegiate sorority have been invit-\| give a brief history of their chap-| sprinkled, with Black polka dots. 2 i | eee eae . ae ed to attend dreroomcticdars Pon- i and the formation of the fa- a | Seep: tout for red, smart with Patrons Are. Announced: : : —— es ae |for- Affair Held at Terole PAY NO MONEY. DOWN! | emis 20911) - \: «The Youth Gasup of Temple Beth Kantore, the Morris Kollins, the ‘| Jacob, will sponsor its fifth annual] George Wymatis. and the Louis | ” fois Waite’s Budget -|@ance Saturday evening at the | Traschehs. = Teele, duty Dic a pen a ea es Credit Club and Buy All as general chairman of the affair. Mrs. Burton Ross, Dr. and Mrs. ||» our Easter Needs To- u - Ben|| day! Take Six Months to Pay! for the--dance are Judy Levine, Stensier, Mr. ani ‘on saaak 4 Dick Hartman, Jeft Siegel, Joel |Katchka, Mr. and Mrs. Julian |} Thome and-Rhoda Goldberg: | Levine, Mr. and Mrs.- James Patrons for the dance-include | Rosenthal, Rabbi and Mrs. Sanford Dr .and Mrs.. Harry Arnkoft, | Saperstein, Mr. and Mrs. Irving the George Agrees, the Archie | Steinman, Mr. and. Mrs. Ben Barnetis, the. Sherwin Birnkrants, |Swimmer, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald |} 4 the Sam Stolorows, the Marvin | Walker. oe t Talans, a H Eugene Ketchels and the Jewel : : 4 Are Hostesses se : Mrs. Dale Moats,. Mrs. Harry | Others are the Herman Dick-| Vernon, Mrs. Q.- Don. Breen and steins, the Meyer Fines, Dr. and| Mrs. H. O. Swett of the Women’s | Mrs. Irving Gordon, the Arthur | Literary Club, were hostesses at|] | Kollins, the Al Rosenbergs, the|the Thursday session of Michigan|} Sidney Siegels, the Herman Sten-| state Federation of Women’s Clubs, bucks, the Richard Wolfes, the | held at Hotel -Sheraton-Cadillac in _ | Isadore Goodes, the Harold Chap- | netroit. Your New™ ) Bastar ir HE z ve iF 2 a Eg sait es ig eFgs Baga : “BRIDAL * Priced from $50. Nat Morrison, Jacob Ko- || Tiigt one periect day “will be ‘and Mrs. Abe Lapides|| even more periect in ome of our Thome. enchanting © gowns. _{ oe OS on tenens || ALICIA. BRIDAL SALON" 55 W. Huron. FE 5-3675 ‘* Fel, Ti 9 P.M.—Eves, by Appt. - rh Wyman, Dr, and i ~ Bonnet is at Waite: Sees Here are fashion hats for Easter that are bound § > _ to: make'riews! A must for your “parade wardrobe BBS nae ai lise +43 : a 4 : Also trons are the the Abe Katchkas, -the and guaranteed to bring flattering glances your ees - Visit Our Street way! New as-a-Paris-cable are these hats to lend © Floor Hat Bar and. untold enchantment to your Easter oy uf hird £ loor Salon NI Mrs. Herman Stenbuck (left) of Bloom-| in New York. They have just returned home field terrace and, Mrs. Sol Newhouse of | after spending several weeks in Israel and Mohawk road wave greetings as they arrive\ other Near East countries. Personal News of Pontiac Residents Marie Schimmel has returned to rend’ eutortatend soverst trtende | While thane Gay vided’ Alghade her home on Wenonah drive, after | Thursday with a fancheon st Dev- | residents Mi. and Mrs. Frank Bar- enjoying an 8,000 mile motor trip.| on Gables. An afternoon of bridge | | : phe oe eel ker, who were at St. Petersburg tire, Santa Monica and San Fran * * © Key West for a visit with friends Deep 7 fishing gfe — there, and traveled around the east “fie ik dpeat sxme thane is Las rerel at Myers a., their Vegas, Nev, was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs, Hugo | “"*st °° ‘helr return trip. ; * 28 @ Harnack of Lexington drive who; Mrs, D. of North Mr, and Mrs. Robert Sutton and recently returned from a six-week Pe Bradiey fimo pee son, Bobby, of Lincoln avenue left | vacation: a aol — ed e today for a two week vacation at gn Sheraton. PARKING , Mr. and Mrs. Eart’ Johnson of| the DAR held at Hotet : Alu 9 Clearwater, Fla. m r. treet returned Wednesday | Caditiae,..Deteatt. “- PRARs oo Open Tonight and Sat. Till $—Sun. 2 to $ * * Mrs. Fred Voelker of Voorhels | from a three-week Florida trip. She served on the state resolu- of STORE. Huron: at Telegraph’ tions committee during ‘the three - Se Tee fi 38% to 42% OFF SALE! Hasse Robert T. Lewis will arrive Sat- AMERICAN TO TOURISTER LUGGAGE PY cic ron uc unseun aro Dawn Grey Discontineed Potterns sylvania to enjoy an 11 day spring $9.95 to. $23.95 vacation with his parents, Mr. and z Mrs. Eficson. Lewiy, of Chippewa PHIL ES er Be mie rr er rer rrr er erarararararer wars named to the dean's list for the Checkered ‘Spring _ Jersey . Fe wwe kK Re ee Ke | Mrs. Joseph Sloan, and her bus- : . f : a Z ee : 3! eee A sailors, velvet trims, 4 : wait ~ < i | . ee . iE : flowered pill boxes - Enrolling Tuesday as a fresh- ‘ ‘SS Se | SS... .. your choice of = |. ae ot Eicon Sine Cer e — of. po 2 /Q Bee oT Socal of fashion- V. Kelly of Judson street fant’s mother ig the formet Anna M. Kelly. : ‘16-Piece sets, TTT i : in Open S took American flair, and designed in cs ties: _ Ranchero style. In gray and solid green and. white. stripes. Aad spied Bee: i* ( Call Miss Wilson Tedey = [iP ’ : ba . if Dix i | OTTERY : : tae bs Beatng che wht onning race! cue ot Ht ¥ __.. Walte’s Millinery—Third and Street Floors : of the iron! Slim ‘fitting elastic wttist band =— the / /tigure. | 5261 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 > For Yea Convenience Open Daily 10: 71M. to 8 PM. ee ‘and Sundar Nove to-t Pit = 16% Morse, Beblad Semmes M24%, Cal FE 425i Waite's Open, Till 9 Friday and Monday, — THE PONTIAC PRESS, rarpay: APRIL 1 1, 1008 es “RIGHTERN gS ~~ ér and for Ideal: Pesfotmanda Oft Save Rene: a Through |. of ‘Shorts: ~ “the wood is perfectly solid and. is just as good as the higher grades | ‘\.’ _ ofor many building. jobs, pina’ ed if it is t6 be painted. _ Well, the other day a friend ft :,fars called te say how ‘much . to toss them into your car and not «have to. depend on the yard for delivery, -" $o the next time you have a “building job where you'll need . lumber under eight feet in length, ‘consider the advantage of buying HE Use The clever "pocket - —a tasty, tempting ice cream cone! “Sweets” embroidery an the shoulder. straps too! No wonder this lovely dress is every little girl's dream! Pattern 500: Children’s sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Tissue pattern, em- broidery transfers. State size. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for 1st-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164; Old Chelsea Station; New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly your name, address with -|zone, pattern number, size. a! — eres Hideaway Power Cord Se “ 422 W. Huron St. ‘| With Independent + « + extends onily-desired length of cord to - socket. Tucks into “jet Tuning” Cylinder" when you move ute set. : Sweers: RADIO and~| v APPLIANCE || FREE PARKING S “|Write Note lif Employer ° Requests It. Make. It’ Personal Fl Message From ‘Him ‘Secretary Must] notes for m employer? His wife. ‘2 ais died recently’ and he thinks that 1 ee B a2 ZENITH RATES el ‘Research Publication! “T7-INCH TV! For $144095 Only Tuning and volume controls centered on each side of screen. Pullout Antenna eliminates need for a indoor antenna on top of set. P FE 4-1133 | | OF my weekly chores! PETUNIA! “Cleaning the cracks Of my antique floors Ts one of the worst Using 4 rubber sink plunger makes it easier, Petunia. price a$ you would in un-}- ‘asink drain and the dis will Come loose, ready for Ge vacuuny cleaner Matching | Box Springs - @t the . Same Low Price! Hand—Tist——— | 405 coll ORTHOPEDIC TYPE. _| PRESSURIZED. UNCONDITIONAL 10-YEAR GUARANTEE A . | Regular $59. 50 Restmaster bd The complete severity a the most csia gold collarette. There... are matching cuff of clothes is captivatingly illuminated by the | and earclips, addition of a brilliantly inspired pearl and Follow Intuition - - sede Success By ANNE HEYWOOD. This age we live in has been characterized in many ways as | the Age of Anxiety, the Age of. In- security, the Age of this and the Age of that. - But sometimes it seems to me that it is the Age of Lackof Con- fidence in our own Intuition. We refuse to believe our own inner convictions, we listen to this ex- pert and that expert, we. read sta- tistics, and many times our own ‘inner voice was right all along. DRAYTON PLAINS /* Phone OR 3-2300 will probably — be. Why is this?- ae He explained it’ sadly: “A long ‘time ago, when I first began here, I thought it would be is a ne i s° 33: eRe It you have a very strong feeling that a course of action is right; ‘} try to ignore, or at least study carefully, all the indications to the contrary. It just might possibly be ae oe ee \ out : with jooatry: gleves, ¢: iF rir No Performance at All f ih, i s Response to Perte if rites | {Butterscotch |lCookie ls . |. 2-4: \Crisply Good | «J: Mrs. Schulte Chills} Rolls of Rich Dough in Refrigerator By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Food Editor . Small children arat-cookies make @ perfect combination. Four small cookies, so Mrs. Gordon A. Schulte of Cooley Lake often makes them. You're sure to like her -Butter- scotch Refrigerator cookie recipe. il i mIArT! Im ele TAT re Als air Prim) ATL) | JE5C ATVIATO. cst Hug children will eat lots and. lots of, . | 17th St. New York 11, N.Y, Print |Be Careful lof Posture i in 4LIL3 4 Beige Sind OS caine | (ful Only four main pattern parts to cut out, stitch! See the diagram, how easy it is to. make this pretty summer dress! Its smooth, siraple lines are so flattering 4o your fig- ure. Shoulder .bows untie for jiffy ironing. Choose a gay cotton—sew it now! . Pattern 4506: . Misses’ sizes 12, 14; 16,18, 20. Size 16 takes 5% | yards 3-inch fabric. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for 1st-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Mid-Years ‘No one who’s-ever done it feels ! ! THE. pn PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1955 pee teem Will. Sing in ae RUTH SAUNDERS | evening the Dart- reat Chi Detroit will present _—-the Dartmouth Glee Cl 2. ina con- cert im the’ Cran School: Auditorium, The concert will bene- fit the Dartmouth College Scholar- ship Fund. -Birmingham ‘alumnae have ar- -ganged a dance at Oakland Hills ' Country Club_to follow the concert. Several Birmingham and Bloomfield families will have ene of more members of the Glee Club as their bonne guests Saturday evening. William Merrill is daira as- sisted by Albert Holmes, Donald Williams, Philip Moén, John P. st, Clair, Ernst Kern, William Sumner of North Saginaw street. Newest Style Comes From Joan of Arc. Ready to. ectipse the tousled : Geakoe Wednesday _| Steele R. Sellers and "| Kanin the and Mrs. FC. Guest _ assistant ' director. Detroit Dartmouth Club Cranbrook — dinner at “Bloomfield ld Open Hunt Club before ~ concert, y month long atay at Nepeau. BW.L Mr. and Mrs. Cola P. Allen ~band their sons, Bruce ard Bo. are fishing for a fortnight at Mara- and Mrs. Whiting Raymond —— evening. : Mr, and ‘rs, Tames from Williams College April 7 for }- spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. A. ‘Schirmer of Lone Pine court, He is spending the o— weekend skiing at Stowe, Vt. e * * ul St. Dunstan’s Guild will present “Good-Bye, My Fancy” by Fay evenings of April 15, 16, 22 and 23 at the Pavilion, . Robert E\ Field is the director _| and Mrs. Glenn Moses.” in East Lansing. « - While her little Michigan frieadé hove been bundled * up in snow suits and boots, Carot Ann Ferrer poses in her favorite South Florida attire—a bathing suit. She was photographed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pare | +t in Fort Lauderdale while visiting her grandparents, Dr. and |Mrs. Ethan B. Cudney. The Cudneys returned to their home on ee drive this week,” The Ferrers live Mgs. Clift Mason, Mrs. Douglas! Menzel and Mrs. Anthony Osler were hostesses Wednesday evening at a miscellaneous bridal shower Jane will become the bride of David C. Grover on April 23, She ; is the daughiter of the John Stein- ~helpers of South Genesee avenue, ‘and he is the son ef Mrs, John Hendry of Weodstock road and Verne W. Grover of Duluth, Mina, An. arrangement of yellow; and white flowers, flanked by white rac Paegal centered the refreshment Guests were Mrs. Steinhelper, Mrs. Curtis Flath, Virginia Flath, Mrs, Al Miller, Judy Miller, Mrs. Jane Steinhelper Feted| ‘Others. were ‘Mrs. Robert Phil- jtips, Mrs. Douglas, Menzel, Mrs.. No Russian Boards m Moscow! Hot news $ a famine of there. The simplest sorts with fimsy pads cost $10 each. No wonder Soviet women prefer to = in factories. 41 ily i : ea Party TF Re! | ! Dress Is Ideal Ideal he for tittle this 4 girl. Jumper- | style dress that Memey oe oo sun dress around. Ped ! if ie 7 i . F ‘Easter ae itself at arriving in the loveliogen ot beautiful flowers: Get some today. Place Your Easter Order Early! ‘DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS — 3484 W. Huron home . | Girl Gi rh Scouts to Register for Camp Girl Scouts of the Northern Oak- = land County Council may register until May-1 for Camp Sherwood. After this date, registrations if the 1666 S. TELEGRAPH + S} ing suits your home to a. T! s"Y ~ Moll’s : @ PHONE FE 4-0516 We'll cut you eg oe Wickes it on thick, wall-to-wall. We can lick your price problems at the some time we give you Bigelow quality, Bigelow camp is not filled to capacity, will j be opened to other girls. _For the first time Camp “Sher- ts to be eligible. . |-This four. week- training. session will begin. June 28 and it will.take. a two year period to complete the coank. Further information may be had by calling the Pontiac Girl Scout Office. THY S$. Write, phone or ‘PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL Seginaw, Theater Enroliments : Ralte in Day or teeing oo PHONE r FEDERAL 4. 42382 Pontiac, Mich. Gaver Up) Ouidecn _ Extremes of -hot -and cold Se Also in the cast are Mrs. Donald Guest, Hit | 2 E z if ef A Couple “Speak Vows in Maryland Rite Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bailey Jr. Cover it when out-of-doors at such weather are bad for your hair. | times. 88 Wayne Street Te Maintain and Create the: New Hair Fashions | A _ PROFESSIONAL. PERMANENT WAVE is an — rousirement, RANDALL'S H HARPER METHOD SHOP © ota ee _ Phone FE 2-1424 i Plenty of FREE Parking. . ae —. Pre- Easter Showing ‘Faster Flowers—Arrangements. | SUNDAY, APRIL 3 PEARCE FLORAL =3; COMPANY 559 Orchard Lake Ave, —° ~ Phone FE 2-0127 Open Evenings 'til 9— Sunday 9 10 4 P. 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Ge -| the Sturgis Women’s Club, presi TAKES FINGERPRINTS — A Detroit Police iden- Cease singhbbdiesuied sepatan-pree bloth Polles tification expert dusts a bottle for fingerprints Se ere ingen ansaid near the~old dumpsite where — and footprints. Clubwomen Installing New Leader Today DETROIT (#—Mrs. C. E. Walker of Sturgis was to be installed to- eat'l | day..as president of the Michigan dtime. t *, ais hase State Federation of Women's Clubs She has been a clubwoman for dent of the southwestern district and served as state financial -sec- retary and state vice president. Purchase of a 10-room $42,000 brick home-in Ann Arbor was recommended : ded yesterday by the site comnilttee for Giristown, Inc.,-2 5-0 of the atate ted- Vaccies Bialunlors. | ‘The home would-be used as a }refuge for girls. in need of re- habilitation. ns. 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HIRSCH morning. They had ‘assumed she ‘| In the week since brown-eyed | was home ill. {Barbara Gaca was last seen alive} Police, notified at 12:32 p.m., -by a schoolmate on a Detroit | quickly organized one of the most 3 street, hundreds of police officers ‘intensive searches in Detroit his- i . : tory. Bléck-by-block, they scoured. : and volunteers joined in a futile|, 6-square-mile section of- the. search for the second grader. . densely populated East side, The FBI even joined in the hunt Fifty rookie policemen joined @ after a note from Toledo demanded | o99 man police. posse which con- - $25,000 ransom for her retyrn. a wen. ‘| tinued the search of houses and | | The pert 7-year-old was last | alleys into the night. ars seen “ alive—positively—a week |- Friday morning, police were +N ago yesterday morning when an | strut certain she had been. 4 Assumption Grotto School class- taken out of the precinct. But mate saw her, apparently head-. the search continued, with Bar- _ Ang tor school. : -bara’s tather, Frank, a 3i-year- When. Barbara failed to return old. postal employe, joining in.. ~ Shocking Discovery Halts - Laborers Leisurely Stroll By BURDETT C. STODDARD Spring's first warm sun cheered a Grand Trunk West- ern Railroad section crew yesterday as the men plied oil | _cans along a swamp-lined section of track south of Upper Straits Lake in West Bloomfield Township. - It was the type of day whicli first stirs summer’s green samen «ony So of life. = Rufino ora strolled off the tracks for a brief respite and picked his way 100 feet eastward through the brush. “He came yom an old dump, out of; place against the multi-colored ring landscape. Zamora spied an “oddly ‘whaped bundle wrapped in’ an POous be lifted a blan ' us, he a x (cee section men recalled { _ ket e and recoiled in| newspaper accounts of the stark terror. se y and | kidn idnaping of the Detroit life were banished. 24.and “thought home for lunch, her mother, Rita, - Ban eam mut be her | Pertenece] mfg” «Wie Rm py of ‘year-old Bar Bart “I kept thinking about my five school officials. They said the filling station attendant “had- sold little girls- and wondering how I girl had not arrived for classes that Oewnile foreman William would feel if ane of them ware 5: K. Davidson went to phone ; ; Zamora and the two gas to a man driving a green car. . Inside the car, he said; was a Finding Body aver Baar po vn ith Saturday came two Recalls Similar Babsievir! heseiel Go alin ‘23 Experience [3,5 crank tie td poe | Finding a body is not a new ex- | Calls. ma perience for William K. Davidson, | Despite the snow, 1,000 “Boy | foreman of the section crew which | Scouts began combing the area ee v f yesterday discovered the remains near Barbare’s home. In. Macomb oo of. 7-year-old Barbara Gaca.- » -{County, 25. Mt. Clemens postmen Davidson, 59, recalled that in| Searched the area and checked ‘ 4 Se f S Sao: 1923 his crew came upén the badly. gravel pits east of Mt. Clemens. COMB AREA FOR CLUES—Detivit detectives ‘and Oakland County @Pontise Press Photos by James Mahar, John Seater and Eddie Vanéerworp | mutilated body of a man. lying | Detroit police picked up two men. Sheriff's office personnel comb the area where Barbara's body was dis- which the killer apparently drove down to reach the old, unused dump- <> Socket -“A train had diver of Oe wosiny cor Tht cked- over him in a snowstorm,” - ystery | cailusaanranenamse: no eee DALLAS, Tex. CHD — = ernor to req and can't tell you about it yet." . y sandstorm. year swep Adi: ‘Free jury investigation of state ‘‘dairy| Keagey thus hinted the assocta- i} “Fire Department Probe | northern and western Texas, south-| ission to Be sé interests” which was suppoged to| tion ‘might be coming to some 4 Seeks ‘to: Find. Origin | est New Mexico. and southern at Auburn School's have been submitted in. Lansing | agreement with the dairies. con- | ; }Oklahoms with: dense clouds Lengthy Performances | yesterday has not yet been filed. | cerning discounts and rebates the | “of Conflagration of black, choking dust today ~~ oe | William Keasey, sectetaty man- | independent merchants claim the : The raging storm has inflicted] AUBURN HEIGHTS—The PTSA ‘lager of the Michigan Retail Food | dairies are giving chain stores and Fire department officials . are | heavy damage to farmlands, closed} Avondale High School in co-|. {Dealers Assn., told the Pontiac | even some independents. conducting a two-pronged probe in | businesses ‘schools, - snarled tion with the ada | Press today he spoke with Gov. G.| ‘To bring public opinion to bear a fire yesterday afternoon which | ground and air transportation and | °PSF® / he Hae 8 will 4Mennen Williams’ secretary yes-|on, their charges, 45. members of destroyed one northwest Pontiac | Cut communications in seven great present ‘Pilate’ a passion play -|terday, and presented verbal|the Oakland County Food Dealers garage, prvmrcly damaged tres | Ot Oe. Samouiee as ay ae ig poor. a8 by the soni i eee , ing southeastward Wed evenings next week at to “suf y the | group, cut” ae ’ others and slightly damaged two lig 10 exattonstmacd sete the Avondale High School audi-| ‘Gairies.- a 5 oe oe homes. sg le yesterday, the dust-laden winds | torium. ~ a4 aul | MAS BMRB es : : lashed across Colorado, Performances begin * “Before the day is over, I'll be } | Chief crested ing, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mex: | night ‘at § p.m. pasgleadys yn wlhwgm dopo * Achievement “ the origin of the blaze which left ice, Oklahoma and Texas. ---»- The play, a two and ong half | ten form of this true bill, I don’t j standing only the brick corners of| Light rain or snow accompanying| her presentation in full cos- want to be quoted on any charges |. 4 a garage at 38 Neome Dr. and|the grimy clouds turned some| tme, will depict the events until an attorney drafts it.” damaged extensively adjacent ga-| areas into clogged quagmires. ‘leading to the crucifixion of ( Keasey. said he learned in Lan- ay anne rages at oe and 197 and/° At Amarillo, Tex., residents ex-| Sees ef Nazareth, — : yesterday that “the governor 199 Omega - | claimed, “It’s raining mudballs,”' Thousands of ‘touriste from the! wants the facts on paper.” | The fire also singed the |as snow mingled with the dust. | country make the annual ‘pilgrim. Weasey also said he was in-cow Lincoln Junior ne house at 38 Neome and set ablase Riky eS ee pl die similar drama en- —— oe some} js Location Chosen for . poodigs Ao so 6 egnay cad many a re. Dakota. se i [ae t Ome wg. “I think Y've got_something in Annual Event _ cand er i | es ne re ‘gpa Sin, even - Schroeder said damage was RT, m of "| pay of 4H Clu nd. Cot probably around $6,000 to $7,000, | cious ‘epnell, cmnsing great dam.) accompanied by Mrs. William Sul- | ~ County Deaths ty will be held tomorrow at the . "All four garages were burning | tgeiands | vam at the piano, tf 3 Bae : ; a AS Lincete Junior High Scheel in Pon when firemen arrived, he said. me o. _ |. Roscoe Crowell, principal of the| / 2 aoe ok Chartes aabdy Five pieces of fige-fighting appa-| Schools were forced to close in | high school, and Mrs. Atwood, sauiemh vols masteloaies <& YSukipok bik tua: tac. oR lipase 4 adios — Service for Mrs. “Tixbibits are being set up today, ratus, manned by 20, were at the | 1% communities in southeastern who 1s president of the PTSA, oe a eae ee eee emcenicins. ont anh pesos sk Mapiet sear oS canals and jung ood ean tenes 0 the ‘ ae * were shuttered throughout the af- ty ip baat solltioes of ee eoee, hs mS = _— ___|at the Wachtenhauser Funeral to the public beginning Consumers Power Co. and Mich-| ected areas, < munity. =e Home, Alpena, with burial im! 4+». m. Saterday, the program igan Bell Telephone Co. crews| Cars, trucks and - buses. were| ight hundred: tree tickets | English Teachers Start | Everereen Cemetery there. Het) includes a display of projects, Futhed to the. scene to repair| slowed by drifting dust and poor| have been made cnellable ree | hr irc it body was taken to Alpena by Marsh | tas 4 Gas 06 _ men bad to steer clear of sizzling| came to a virtual standetill in the | Sared en® Mew etme? ae | EAST LaNltieG WiAke Senpact | MY res Sera Of- the 20 finalists modeling + power lines before Consumers line-| Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle.| dents or members of the PTSA, || os eae ~ Docket | breton, Onan Tetbllet Alvens, | clothes they have made, one or men cut off the power. - Airline pilots reported that.a cur- ae 8 : Jian etedgoes : twe a of en#; | two will be selected to represent oa @ tain of dust rose five miles in the |. Matthew A. Vance of Washington | ecall ection at | arver books, redio end magazines on | and a sister Mrs. Jack Kuzenski| | ° ot a State contebt Jeter. _atreoter said’ bis a is the producer and director of the| | the teaching of reading will ‘be | coenee @ More 1,500 boys and‘ girls investigating a complaint that region. a studied midwest college’ and Horsch abe expected to participate, ac- the first fire engines didn’t arrive Special settings have been made,|. ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—The the petitions were for reopening |, . hed oy at lish | DAVISBURG -—~ Service for! cording to Jack Worthington, Coun- until 25 minutes after the first depicting the outside of the fort-|three Oakland” County — Circuit | the school, which was closed at the | gh school teachers of English | (10° s Yorsch--75.—of— 7285] ty 4+H_agent. call had been-put-in Royal Oak Resident woe ot Antes is Jerenion, ty Judges yesterday ordered recall |time, or to allow the students to|today and tomorrow at Michigan |O-mond Rd., will be held at 2p.m.| A square dance demonstration “He said he believed the first call ye dhe adr —- soae | tion te et ‘ho wil hota | 2" home school-owned books. State College Sunday from Dryer Funeral Home, is also scheduled for the event. Pn ps ig i eg fo See Nuclear Test seclaeal ian and reddeee | (we @iapuied of on ‘thé Geo en ee More than 100 English instruc-| Holly, with burial in the Davis-| Eight Michigan State College stu- i ‘javestigation would eotablich the Arthur F Bas. ee derwritten the cost of the | Washington Carver School Board. : = exact time the call came in and| _°O*AL OAK — Arthur ¥. Bas-| performance, which is free. Ee ane os George B. when the equipment left the fire | tt of Royal Oak, chairman of} The drama begins with the be-|- The petitions for recall were filed | heading \ : National Assn. of Real Estate gains to betray his Lord, and ends| Harrison against board embers | tion's: 4 | y | poston estat Mercury, New. tenta|Peetue Pe, "itl Scene before |nére. Loretta Baker and Chester |e, face _ Police Answer Call. | rverssmancascerz.i's: t= Pontus Plate | met ° Known as “Operation Cue,” the Harrison, heads 2 two-man | the statute ¢ on Gang Fight Here | ew 's'rearsed'sr ost impor Michigan Engineers toes boon meopeuasae a com: [aero night quickly responded to several | equipment to minimize damage. - the school’s administration. — © date has been set for the re- : fight, involving about. 80 youths, | tures, commercial buildings, trail-|tion of the 75th annual convention | Attorneys for Mrs. Baker and) Hartrick. : was in progress at S. Sanford St.|@S and storage equipment. It is|0f the Michigan en a ene : | and E. Wilson Ave.. _- | expected to show the type of dam-jciety will be held at Cranbrook a Gay ast | Police said they found only aj Sé° cares, and iso wen meta | Satiday. nn a a | wino"haa bece witnessing ‘ight | ADDRES. heating systems ““@ @ » >: |.-They said they had understood | by four boys. Police dispersed the eteindoger ials going into the to oh priya Unlimiteq” ts . il = Youths and “ordered thent 0- £0)" with the ‘appointment recently| Which is being sores this yea, | DONAte for Kindergarten & ~—“OfGcers patrolled the area sev- Of thé-IS-man U.S. civil defetise |by—the--Oakland- County. Engi-| CHARLOTTE_W—Mr.and Mrs. ~ geal Sour atteewads. Trang | Sommitiee which Baseett_ heads. neering Society. “| Dorr Davie of Chatltte are do _ trouble could: develop following | ed its plan for cooperation with | Friday's program” includes 1| kindergarten roden atthe Sout dance which was being held in 4) civil defense authorities. _ |+—«+| Pm... inspection: trip through | ridge. tary. School in Char- nearby school. Police explained GMTC, with dinner scheduled at|lotte, the school board Cay were unitlo aitata. aly re erie try ei Sens Ran daa . The Southridge’ School rumored gang fight. in the US. win (penitent of Coptal ditees yi \tnicguee eS ~~" Oakland“ Housing Gives Land =~ ed today at the home of Mrs. | Milford eo eae vinteg for an orientation Tunch- | Mire. Eberle siden | tach day a te veda a of the They will visit the Milford} John Warren is the Civil Defense|:are: Mrs. Frank Bowles, Mrs. =. & ee ee ae ee Director of West Bloomfield Town-|D. P.Whittcomb, Mrs. Martin |} = ble, Cunot Soa a net engaeeroen| cone, Pe Peace. |i] Lovely Sering , | _The new Bloomfield post will be| Chief-obsetver is Mrs: E, R. La- a SO : TOPPERS : nee we one x vin and SUITS Gut ames , Meivina Eberle, Civilian Voh ‘|. UNION py = Fire which WATERFORD ~~ inator ity. tted the single stofy frame dwell- Sues Pros = : TOWNSHIP : : a aaa Do You Believe i in the Following ELZABETM R. GRAVILLA gageinent " ghd-forthcoming “mar- Mr. and Mrs. Roman Gravilla of ‘Drayton Plains anriourice the en-! ~ ONE TO-FIT KING WE TAKE TRADE-INS — CREDIT TERMS _ hie é 2. “Impartial treatment ta. all. : 3. ‘Cooperation with ALL enforcement branches. — 4. An uniderstondi ond helpful opproach when _ ng ” problems. YOUR news” BROS. 1. A firm policy with violators. -. Having ‘an ‘office --gecidents which hove occurred in this area. believe that in a heavy traffic. township as ours a SOFT POLICY with traffic violotors is not the -answer to our. prcbrere./ ; AS. POSSIBLE FOR OUR CHILDREN ne on the.Dixie Highway the past ‘9 years, | am well } Beoutial ‘Spri “p tro coware why it is ‘called The. Seven ’ Miles of Dp P ng s ng & Sturdy / Death." ~All-of us aré familiar with the horrible RESSES AS ime uw MO NEY ITT 15. T have Ree ae Of Waterford Township — _, 22 years have: paen a Township Justice the Botens Gerden Tractors have 13} ofteidvnerih es | past. 4 years; __ which give you year ‘round ute. Only Balers hes ewe 1 am rot é ional politician and theretor weloht pcan atiediie co net do not ve Justice Court for political ‘gains speed ot full power, with vo beh sudiing, : pee Or'votes. { it Gali reaident ond bustrese Soar SMES ow IL; -and sincerely feel my decisions have been fairly — When in office ay oe has been and Ln TO BE: ane OUR HIGHWAYS: AS VOTE. Poation Rd. et Opdyke Rd. FE 4-0734-FE a-1112 Your Authorized Decler tor ‘ FARM Bg higher T riage of. th¢ir daughter, Elizabeth : EASI Setur- | Rose, to Mervyn James Weber. He} SIEST TER PAG! 20 WEEKS .°, ——— “pow 4th for Donald E. White Batten coms i | | if co 2 sea . ___= THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1955, - "Wheat in Good Supe ee Year : foisted ! for Pontiac Area Farmers By JOE Farmers in the Pontiac area haye every reason to look foryard to a good year. The hired help situation looks better than it was in 1954. . . While their production is largely dependent 6n future moisture con- , ditions, Soe ears eran Seaes leeresee oh eonee constant - ties, ond Wil sesieitural ipcome should hold its ows. , The drouth of last-autumn gave+¢ HAAS: * wheat a poor start. It even caused . some farmers to through the win- . HAAS | . ter in excellent shape, It wa _ feared that the lack of snow “not give ‘it proper coverage, but it generally ig emerging in as, good _ condition as. usual at this time of. “the year. Recent snows have added John Trocke, assistant county agriculture agent says the freez- ing nights and thawing days; now current, are causing some wheat . @ Needed moisture. to lift out of the ground, especially ' on low soil, This ‘also is true of forage crops. He also asserts that some of Pruning Trees , | Pe, Dividends “Too - Thick Foliage . Darkens. Streets, May ~ Lead to Crime Trimming trees along-city pave-- - ments also; trims expenses, acci- dents and crime. Though pruning can be done any | time of year, » goed tne in right) now. “If the job is put off, heavy leated branches can provide summertime hazards, according to H. I. Spel- lacy, tree expert. Thick foliage cuts off rays of street lamps, makes sidewalks dark paths where lurking figures are not easily! seen. » Erime- _ But shuns the well-lit thoroughfare. _Low hanging branches and jheavy clay Jeams and low lands Tee dl flourishés in the shadows? — spri negligible, Sandy soils pesthoe are about ready for plgwing, but the need @. few more warm days, The generally open condition of winter was easy on stock -feed- EgRas s§e z 8 z frogen, no damage in that re- frequently break They | Sect has resulted here, but ‘the ‘should be removed before they | tate spring frasts may cause some drop on passersby, leading to in-| concern, Buds now: are maturing juries and possible damage suits. | in good shape. =e Less dangerous But even more of: Prospects of an early spring are a nuisance are the sagging limbs | found in the fact that the ground that slap pedestrians in the face | already is so open that more soil after every rain. ijests are being made at the local Where tree branches hang over fagriculturaloffice than ever be- sidewalks, a 10-foot clearance is/ fore at this date. a needed to assure clear for| With proper moisture conditions, pedestrians in all kinds of weather. | the farmers of this area should, Branches over the street should behave as good a year in 1955 as at least 15 feet or more high in they id in -1954. ; . order to avoid trucks. Trees should | be pruned to allow at least one- ‘Try. Cover Plants block visibility for all traffic lights. ‘Adequate pruning will more than —pay for ftself by the extra street lighting and safety it provides dur- ing the leafy months ahead. Where shade or soil makes for a poor lawn, replace with shade- loving ground covers. This also - ‘euts down: mowing” chores. Sue sSenseaueueceessedenueceaueuscey, The Ride-Away Jr. is the = finest—most powerful small riding tractor on the market today. . Pulls an 8” plow and @ > dozen other attachments. “2% or 3% hh. p. engine. Starts ine jiffy! Easy to. handle! Guaranteed! You can’t beat it for power, performance and price! See it today! . Ree cca ea amazing new leel-Hors ee! Ride-Away Jr. {will answer *questions hence by_allowing. the EASTER LILIES ‘JUMP THE GUN’—Angus Dabl- | -) man, owner of the Rocliester- Gren i Ra ester, staged a preview of what is iri store a week find-their way into Pontiac area homes on Easter. When their fragile blossoms and delicate fragrance hhave ceased to grace the family living room, they | r to get a shot of | can be replanted outside, ‘There they will bloom again | group of ‘misbehaving tities that decided to bloom > in the fall. ahead of schedule. Thousands of such = will | + Demonstration Set Saturday Fruit Pruning . ‘Methods. to Be Shown at 10°A.M. 5] Petunios Won't oo Through Winter Cold "| Seeds. sown indoors in spring or | outdoors “as soon as the soil be-| |comes sufficiently warm and they Petunias, while listed as peren-|pioom all through the summer. nials, are grown as summer an- | nuals, At the end of the season they | Thex_are raised from are pulled up and discarded, ee ‘If you go to seed while the chill. winds blow outside, the early sprout'| give you a bigger charge than a magnum of champagne. ‘Some gardners, favor growing indoor seedlings for the head start as well-as being able to choose a larger variety than usually avail- able in nurserys. With seed flats or pots, steri- lized soil, anda good growing loca- tion with warmth, moisture and air ciriculation and light, you're gar- dening while the winter wind blows into spring. “Be guided by your regional conditions and-the seed packet directions for planting time. H you use seed flats or small _| boxes, sow the seed in rows. Spiral {sowing is recommended for pot plantings. To get good. germination, you need quality seed, moisture, air and proper temperature. { i seeds thinly and cover lightly with) sand or sandy soil. Water well. The best way is by sub-irrigation. in your seed flat or flower pot wilkiIf you water ‘from the top, use a fine ‘spray. Tiny seeds, such as_ petunias, should be sprinkled atop the soil, pressed into the surface and left uncovered. -* Good practice after planting is te cover the soil surface with newspaper to prevent quick evaporation of moisture. The paper should be removed after the seeds start to sprout. When the seedlings show first true leaves, transplant to larger quarters or outdoors to prevent overcrowding and disease. ‘Before a few hours before the operation. Try to transplant on acloudy day for best results. Also, try to keep the soil around the roots of the seedlings. If-it falls off, in trans- | planting, keep a mud_ solution _ Sow | handy into awhich to dip the roots. good gardening practice... transplanting, water the bed well Start With Seedlings Groen Indoors ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A big advantage of rajsing your you can plan ih your garden. Actu- ally, for all practical purposes, it’s nurserey to plant in the ground at the proper time. But nurserymen have but a smal) variety of’ plants from which te choose flowers or vege- bles. : taal There are so many interesting that being your own purserymes is an adventure. den, however. If you plan to through to fruiting, you usually can buy 12 plants for about 50 or 60 cents. of trouble’ to plant a whole seed packet in a seedflat and then give the excess away. The same theory applies to flowers. = a | _ Nestea in Pontiac if as ec man ig chamage have a chance to see a demonstration of tree pruning and discuss ‘spray- ing problerns at a meeting sched- uled for 10 a.m. Saturday at Pon-’ tiac State Hospital. Karl D. Bailey, district horticul- tural agent, will show how to prune Y overgrown apple trees to a size that allows them to _ be easily.' trained. He also will ——" training of two and five year old apple trees. A } as well ap peach and pear trees; also will be available. ‘ Bailey and John Bray, sca | | ~ | Oakland County agricultural agent, | on small fruits production, spraying “and other orchard problems. _. This -will be “the final pruning demonstration of the season. “TRELLISES Ait Sizes—AUL Designs # : © Scots Fertliser and Grass Seeds @ Gardening Tools @ Wheelbarrows" © Garden Cars @ Lawn Boy . @ Rotary Mowers @ Eclipse Mowers @ Cochrane Paints KOS @ Super Kemtone : 1 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED WE RENT LAWN SEEDERS, ROLLERS AND FLOOR SANDERS ‘BARNES HARDWARE 742 W. Huron CLOTHES. POSTS | Brew "x9 Sete sgh hdmi 1 Farm Trucks et Cy * FAbeci the Wesdes” ful New and Used Owens. os -and— : ) ounty Farmers _ Are Talking! PAR 42 TURF First Scott’s GIVE YOUR — “LUMBER C0. SCOTTS SPREADER ‘Ramble along with a handy Scott's _ Spreader. sae accurate. BUILDER & Turf BuldBF-then 0 a sowing of Scott’s seed. SCOTT'S TURF BUILDER 100 pounds-: or’ LAWN SEED 1 pound . oo - $785 $185 li. «/ REGAL ORGANIC, 801b. bag *3.40 VIGORO aa 10 Ib. bag *445 S Somes. uae - . from “309 ; . from 5] oti Lib, 59) 5 Ibs be, prepa oe | wanpwane —; COAL e BUILDING SUPP AKLAND ey own seedlings is ‘the Variety which. ~ easier to get: seedlings from a.. varieties of each species of plant. Remember the limits of your gar> carry a dozen. tomato plants You're going through a lot. T é Poe ee se Se ee é oo ae a 5 ee Se os See SS ae ae Se 8 . gee lee Pe ee 5 = bo tee te Mi ree ee: : Pak hes J! tye re a. ie ee. ey VP No ag Cee ee Sy ome, A 4 par he pga oe EE re) Bo A a : : oP if fo he ky va yp? eh Ft . “ ; ; } sf Hoa A ; i r é i . % ; ‘ ry 4 , 4 , i cf oe . if ee 3 ine % A ‘ oe ONY | : a * se i \ 3 “e : svi A 42> ‘ : Sei od : / } é / me Leal ae : conte i : : Res + yk * ene ; 7FLOOR ‘SHOW. F RIDAY and SATURDAY SEES Here Is the a ~ Hottest Show in Town je - THE SENATORS Sensational Singing Radio and TV. Stars ma JOE ROBINSON Terrific Boogie Woogie Pianist | TONY LEE oes Saxaphone Novelty Artist from Ed McKensie's TY Program 7 ! _ PLUS -ALVIN WALLS a oa L - ____MID-WEEK DANCE _ AR] -EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT _THE PONTIAC PRESS, eRipAy, APRIL 3 l. 1955 | E. Cosy Martinelli luvites You to _ ENJOY DINING — MARTINELUT ie ~ 138 Gouth Woodward = 5’ ) South of Maple ' ing Featuring Italian and | | stockings, and blew kisses left and ; ee J) right. cae laden The cavernous Garden, with its oe Jesics career | Then the band picked. up again "The opening night attraction this ee eae ae the benefit of the Arthritis and 24 : ee : = > PINK It featured comedian Milton | = he ‘sorpnie! ecro-caTs. warns Berle as the ringmaster aid. *round : nuthber of..other television and painted film seats, led 4 blonde. Miss d °. feats and gitter of maltonlered | suas Touche Dells Inn: Aer " a ee “Ee air al Corner of Elizabeth Lake and Cass Lake Roads $a] lioweon,”- with actress Martha | ought. from . ae 1 Short Bleck West of Hare Strest Raye riding on top of a pumpkin clas: Seehite tor lh == float, Following the float was the! ..:4 somersaulting virtuoso,” bal- Wyre ¢ - oot quintet of Charles Addams cartoon | 2004" Drecarioush on the tght|| € Wilk }- : Personalities, led by the eerie| vie tothe rhythm of a tango. || 4 O VV ULRINS adie! er tl eee icaiy master come ell foe Teh? DANCING - FST ——_| ade wit tnd See queen Sonja| reuse thelr mame act or LUNCH é T gh iz ange fir. aes ae poo anal 9 ak Every day you hear onight! —— pyremraINMENT [ethos soa"s ie to Soe sae | Cfo and more | “Mel Airs” Every Night at Club “300" [ing Seeasb ee: (Oe oe . business men who ee ie - : " _ Featuring in His 12th Week : Leempeguperagscans Reveals Cost rave about. the: {] qvetten te for re-ctecten. «. * ~ AL LAMANO _. =z aS delicious noon. a. oe a oo ae” SS eee | funcheons at | ein Se - Hof Fluoridation | winche°*'sc | rs : : “Ce f Claims Srlce ing truly wonderful : G |: eae ~ JI te Be Less Than Pack|| *904 for over 33 , : olf Course Now Open! WE'RE ALL of Cigarettes a Year || Y&'S- Wi OSES eh ene cocks Srinagaie ot ~ SET TO o Ae - : | oe : FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE ||| serve you on the coat of fiuoridation in Pontiac || | i= | | oe Neve neem oom —— ; ‘Dr. Roy V. Cooley, city commis- : \ ioe (trom the Knobby Mille Farm at Ciyde, Mich.) = I) Easter ‘Sunday per god eS ~ a @ @ | “VOTE a for ‘Delightful Dining eee | palay Cee STEAKS ond BURGERS : ° ~ | WRecen tly there ee oe WI | ins — : ~ APRIL 4 aa : = Ounce ‘Bot Teste We Tom ane Family ‘Style’ Genlieing Og) oy ‘water. MP. E S T Republican |: For a Lenten Treat, Try a Sea Food Platter —_—‘if| Chiskie Dinnas. [| "men. os dty mae, och TAURAN KR ; : I. i|| | SEAFOODS IQ GOLF s — leased the following information to] COCKTAIL LOUNGE || soresicer sian contrat Commitee | ‘visi US AND BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED. D HI]. | Benavet Room } MORI Y S : aM Sunday 12-9 | |our city commission when the plan || “ : a ae re 5 We Cater to Parties ant Banquets” Wares - =e : / : of fluoridation was proposed. ; So 206 CAPACITY Kitchen Open Daily | oO i oe MY “2-6193. z MY 2.9258 rine UNION EAKE ROAD OFF COMMERCE ROAD 10A.M.-10?.M. 1 aie somes angler eer ———— . a : : to be increased 60 per cent. The 3 ‘For Reservations Call . operation he pagel eps i 2 =e vestment for ngs, meters, | = 4 VILLA INN |g 52% gy == —-| FINE FOODS ~ : : , BAR and RESTAURANT tet Ged _ Where Dining Is a Pleasant Adventure deuce he oabar ards Gis oun 130 S. Telegraph Rd. : 60 PARKVIEW BLVD. cts oer a leme | a8 _-=ptegr Heer our m out besoivent direct from our stage ay less than a ae 8. aa See ee aap Oi WPON Saturday o: Sunday evenings “The cost of fluuoridation of ur- Chinese, Cantonese and Dining at Its Distinctive Best! Luncheon ~ Dinner... Cocktail Party - ee — ban water was given careful con-: sideration by the city commission | jj before this plan was adopted. Most | jl) ‘| people however can readily appre- | | : chaste aaditgaaad WeleAan ast i. ‘| only dollar-wise but in health.”’ American Foods cooked to perfection and served _ ina friendly fashion. Superb Entertainment = Friday & Saturday! "BIG SHOW SAT. w --s« BRUCE DAVIS aii ~ Comedy Singing Impressions _ RED WILLIAMS: “SYLVIA KENT Sensational Sepia Flash '_-- Dancing Soubrette ancer Plus Frank ore Orchestre Fridey end Seturdey_ Lincoln-Mercury Plant .| Sets Up Second Shift DETROIT (® — Ford Motor Co. hds announced plans for a 1,000- jman_ second-shift operation at its | Lincoln- pMercery ci at Metu- chen, N. J. i Addition of the new shift will | bring the plant work force to 3,000. The company alsd said March | sales of. Lincoln-Mercury wars in- Sechestaad Dinner Music for your pleasure Food to Take Out - Phone Your It will be ready. ee i visXingsten a ; lnn those of the comparable 1954 | period... - Fire Trucks Get Radios [nn at ro Trcks Got Rios ||] ame now are equipped with two-way = 3962 Auburn Road at Adams Road—Auburn Heiss | FLOOR. SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT _ bby Reeves Randy Sebati Elaine Di >| radio. it is a result of civil de yo MC Singer from Stage # Show Acrobatic Contortiontst SMORGASBORD fense efforts. ‘Police and sheriff || ie “Obishoma oS cars already had two-way radio, HAL BOSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA FE SERVED DrnveRY D AY - | Midway ‘Now in Japan YOKOSUKA, Japan ®—The air- craft catrier Midway, largest US. VEN} AK TAs Se PHONE Midwest 44400 | WOODWARD at LONG LAKE sone | __BLOOMFIELD HILLS - eae hic “DANCING NIGHTLY at the New 7 (ete —errerreTr7rvrvveeeeT eee ee bln il tatiana bn i nl lal ee Mise by Be “3 LITTLE WORDS”... EF WINE : * LIQUOR .. Phone Phe for Reservations yesterday. It is 968 feet long and [has 4 4,000-ton standard dis- placement. eg @ BEER = @ WINE @ LIQUORS - 4904 Elizabeth Leke Rd. ‘FE 2-6052_ NO MINORS ALLOWED : : _eeneees Western and Hillbilly ree ts AN ENTERTAINMENT: hoor me Te Fearne, Joyce Songer. Trio | Stars of Po Records “ Toheee opus Spadafore’s Bar “The Place With the Knotty Pine Welcome” = oe st _ 6 North’ Coss — Neat Huron Sree a ‘ - oes teu: sinien CRUE ead . * whether You dine in our drive-in or. rains room |.» ++ if its luncheons, dinner or o out j of find ae ee sa a he : et t oe ANTH ONY DEXTER ‘président was there, too, to get sorne of the. ‘J|company was ever thrifty enough to pick Tl pickea up in your years with us?” ‘of a large jewelry store who picks up pins © Paul picking up a pin. He mentioned it te the president. Things happened! The president's ——s panties to aly desk and said, smilingly, that ‘the presi- dent wished to see him. . %* *& & * ; : “Paul,” said the president—the vice eredit—“I don’t think anybody else in our up pins. How many do you suppose you've ie “Oh, a few hundred,” Paul-replied. - “You're too modest!” boomed the presi- | dent. “Anyway, we're. sorry this went un- (4 noticed :so long.” -Paul, you should get something fort < tals.” « a Se 7 *. Paul stammered,.that he didn’t really want anything ‘for, it. But the president put an arm on Paul's arm. The vice president, from - the other side, put an arm on Pauls £ shouitder. 7 f “Yes, sir!” exclaimed the president— and he was most emphatic—“an employe 9 % deserves something.” Paul got 10 to 20 years. * x * * THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Marilyn Monroe's studio let it be khown that she asked for tickets to see the pre- miere of its picture, “A Man Called Peter,” | and got them. Are she and 20th about to © * x © * TV should do more with Lena Horne, who show-topped the big ANTA-CARE closed circuit production. Also, Victor Borge, who said, “Everytime you see an empty taxi, it’s got somebody in it” . Marge & Gower Champion's cat was barred from the Barbi- zon Plaza. So they went elsewhere. some + * * * * os Gina Lollobrigida’s due in May to record . . » “Bus Stop” expects to repay its backers within a month . . . Jane Russell (of “Underwater”) will be showing her curves next in “Gen- '| problem in bringing the ‘The Ben- | Benny. Now it's practically set fall in love again? JANE RU SSELL r ;|Yansem. In a daring counter move, j saaaeail to ms credit. fir i ae i Te ; PE Pe ed oh ON ee OE OR r TT ee Pen oy : f Bi eo ‘ if .* pA re f : Dietrich, had to}: ‘|home to Beverly Hills over the “ birth of the Taylor's expected baby. | _| wilt join him later in the islands. ing to take long vacations after nin work to stamp out religion in the countries they conquer is all brought out in this really remark- : * * * . Robert! Taylor and his nine-year- old stepson, Michael, met for the | first time in London and. it was'| a casé of mutual ‘admiration, ‘Michael has been separated || from hig mother, Ursula. Thiess, for some years for one reason . First; because she | Ursula -is bringing her little boy | weekend, where she will await the || Michael's sister is already here. Bob will join. his family the’ mo- Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: At the Plymouth House, Joan Crawford was having dinner ; with Milton Rackmil. She said she had worn a $30,000 white mink coat all day for her’ picture at Columbia... Sam Alessi, one ot ‘the owners |, of the Plymouth House, sang ‘‘Tik a Tee, Tik a Tay” for Joan.. He hag just’ made a récord of it and | it sounds’ like a hit. Lex Baker planed .out for Green- | wich to be at the bedside of -his father, socialite Alexander Crich- low, who is seriously ailing in a hos- pital there. From New verk, he goes to” the Virgin “Away All Boats.” Lana Tuer, busy on fittings for “Dianne,” One of the few big parties aft- Nice birthday present Seen Mar: him, Both Dean and Jerry are go- pears in “Private Worlds.’ , | they do a personal appearance tour The insidious way the Comm. ‘in 19 cities, _ tte Attain hp be tn tn tn ty hn tn be te tn bp i it tp hn EPP PSP SSS Perr erTTT i tin_gaye his wife, Jeanne. A two if months vacation. in. Eurepe. with .— —= ae a) ee ©2 C8 ELE 30th Century-Fox presents. meme is, DARYI » GILBERT cad THE RACERS - oapag prod « ta the wonder of STEREOPHONIC SOUND, _ LASSIE the most famous “TODAY and TOMORROW! _At 19:t0-3588 - dog on TV . . is now on our. | screen in a full length feature . ee aes eae Sete ‘Program! STARTS AT 11:00 — ~~. : Giant Octopus While Seeking the Hidden Treasures Under the Terry MOORE ~ Robert WAGNER | mg : “UNDER the SEA... With the UNDER The Battle With the | THROUGH UNTOLD DANGERS! _The high adventure of — those who challenge the seas for ay a a aisea BENEATH THE SEA! Frou ot wermnauT srecish, OSES 12- Mi Beneath the eReef TECHNICOLOR | — 2nd ACTION HiT oe : Czech Diplomat, Kin Sheltered in Britain SATURDAY ! | Starts 1:00 P. M. post and went to Beirut early this week to ask British officials there for asylum, He told hewsmen a N Boy, 3, Shocks Mother With Climb Over Roof my Foley, 3, crawled out of his } second‘stary bedroom window onto the. }oof- of his house. Then he made his way up to the peak of Gilbert © ROLAND year-old son, He left his Damascus; \Los ANGELES.. Calif, ®—Tom: |: : 4 e. ee i 4 . 4 ty aS * sinh f iin Alte ie Mihi Maclin "errrrererrerrrrvrevwrrwTwe. Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block N. of Telegraph — “errr. ~~ PE 5.4500 M-6-M's_ sd as TECHNICOLOR ADVENTURET_ 1:90 — 4:50 — 740 — 1030 ALSO <— lato the Lond of Sudden Death! « Maire he RR lige eS IHR OE ne pee, aN NGM } ‘+ OPEN $30 — - SHOW. STARTS 7:00 P. M. ~ "TONIGHT - =< - SATURDAY — 4 CARTOONS [I] mercial attache of Communist : : Czechoslovakia’s legation in- Da-|¢. SERIAL. mascus, Syria, arrived at London |: : Airport last night by air from Bei- - 2 FEATURES _[} rut. Lebanon, with his wife and 5 2. —ALL COLOR ‘PROGRAM STARTS AT 12:20 Sun.: “The Last Time | Sew Paris“ — 3:20 — 6:10 . — ag 4 NOW man where ttt lt i cn ic tl i it inc iin An Hi in nl infin Hi in itn ct ita A ss it i Aas i a il i Nin nc Ai Ai ls hth tl Mi Mi he in Mi Li hin Mn Mi Nin Mn ns tn te ty te te to, is te tn : I re 7 i + mat RONALD F maids Jo oo aie > GENE EVANS. “LANCE FULLER BARBARA STANWYCK . AGAN . Ste ee ae HNNY Weiss NULL NIT TATs $ MAN ULE 3 c = Milionth Visor ae THE VOTERS OF z\t0 TVA Is Stafe Man | INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP inet MOE... | mitioath visitor ‘ata, Tennesse | Re blic s verte caer] epu ican TVA officiald immediately notified || FLOYD ANDREWS, 2 ROLFE H. SMITH. person to visit of the agency's See dams or steam power plants. HAROLD J. DOEBLER, "WILLIAM. STAND, s Justice of Peace mall A. Peltz (R-| sia in a statement. was based on fegistrations plus _. HERBERT 7. BAYNES, DP Named Salutatorian | Bee amy eas 7 Treasurer . ee ' : TVA has opened to visitors Constables: mena, (K-Greed | BENTON HARBOR (PA DP! sacns'on the Tennessee River and|] FRANE £. PETTY, "FERRIS HOLCOMB stant speaker, | (Displaced Person) girl from Lat-| i+. tributaries and-seven steam Highway Commissioner JACK LEVITSEY | ~ - via is salutatorian of Benton Har-| plants either completed or under E ERWIN A. BAKER and ald” | bor High School. She is 17-year-| construction. ° FRED L. TUCKER. . ERWIN i conference |old Izle Purmalis. Izie came’ to| Norris Dam, on the Clinch River, Trustee C,-P. BENNET, JR. - saa > Saat [ie eeed Stes with lye motes fy chont 36. mie atone, of ey . ; siitien! Advertiacmment) (Palljical Advertlament) (Political Advertisement i Palitical Advertisement) Political Advertisement) : Cention teins thaie EXAnING GikL’s CLOTHES — inipecwe que Gaae Go ee ‘Behind Maion, a State Police tions Inspector Tom Maxon, of Detroit Police, as the | trooper examines the girl’s snowpants. The three are officer inspects some of Barbara Gaca's clothing. The a ee eee Se oe where the victim was found. . . ow © _ | Wednesday’s brief revolt that cost Train Runs Wild : Di W. 26 lives, Taking advantage of the . he To hi d h 4 Gen, Paul Ely, . French TOKYO A \ . | Liem Wooing ea ie eee 2 eer | ‘The owns ip Recor Proves T ese Facts . Another Fnem arranged into something more per- vane Mt. Fuji yesterday, ‘CHECK - - : 4 y manem, ge - |down two miles of . track THESE ue * oy [ae : . - . So Ps ; _ a bow. focaag pir ve iets : = . . Sa | SSS Se Ohataeeh te ESS DATS : MONTELLO, Nev. i®—Railroad se or hours ee 6 Pe ee eee ee ee ee ee worker William Bird reported a . en a shack, built, sometime ago near 8) Envoy Leaves Manila OD Efficient. and friendly Administrative Offices. Republican SAIGON, South Viet Nam @ —]| McGee,.a TSyear-old recluse, had| MANILA w—Adm. Raymond A. = ’ Administration took office. Premier Ngo Dinh Diem sought | disappeared. Sheriff J.-€. Harris|Spruance left today for home and April, 1951 | i ’ 2. MODERNIZED FIRE DEPARTMENT. _ Setted goversmsat Ly sonny er [and uscoreted the crushed ‘ghack |Uaasader to. the Philippines tos af July 9, 1952 Purchased new fire trucks. : , other wavering leader of the pei.| trom ‘under 500 tone of sand. In-| months efter a distingtished naval |. Sept. 20, 1952 . vate armies seeking his over-|Side was McGow'a body. “The concer. His successor, former Sen. | ~ oa reed Purchased 58 sending end receiving sete a — ccuipment throw, - | Sheriff estima Homer Ferguson of Michigan, is . 6, : Contracted new fire station on a _ . The American-supported Premier | Since s windstorm March 10. | expected about April 9 Sept. 24, 1952 3. ORGANIZED and EQUIPPED MODERN end EFFICIENT POLICE DEPT. also was reported preparing te an- ATTENTION FACTORY — ____ Jen. 1, 1954 , oe of Waterford —— — Dep artment begon. nounce formation of a new non-|j - - rtment now. consists men a petrol cers. From the Cabinet the Hos Hao and EMPLOYEES! ust ae i. 4. INSTALL POLICE @ FIRE TRIAL BOARD. orgie goer sai geet ttf you- need ription safety @i\ os Oct. 18, 1954 Enactment of ordinance estoblishing a Police and Fire trial boord. a - puns han Piney -taredt-ton foes} Beas ie oo sah otoad to fit 5. REBUILT ond EXPANDED THE TOWNSHIP WATERFORD SYSTEM. = seats each in the present govern-|] your needs! saad _ Apel 9, 1952, yp Searenarg top nagro—. pony ps y soar i ii water system. * ment, . : Contrect new well in Doneldson Pe we ie 2 seed strat aim Dr. ae * July 18, 1953 oo to draw up a master plan for sewer and woter system for entire Sanh; aie came anette Phone FE 4-7071 Sept. 10, 1952 Bids lot to meke the Merion Stvest well « workeble ond producing well .-__qetaiienh piuakk tp toate pasentions : . 6. ESTABLISHED THE FIRST BUILDING CODE end SANITAR DE. April 3 et : __ Enact = effective. . oe | . PURCHASED VOTING MACHINES end ESTABLISHED six ADDITIONAL PRECINCTS FOR ~ CONVENIENCE OF VOTERS. _ a March 12, een ~~ Purchased-23- voting mochines:—_ -------. . pelt: 5; 1952. Effective dete of 6 new’ ‘new’ grociacis. Fe . - 8. INSTALLED TRAFFIC LIGHTS AT ‘DANGEROUS INTERSECT IONS. a J eee June 27, 1951 Scott Lake Rood’ ct Dixie Hwy. — — Feb. 4,. 1952 Silver Leke Road at- Dixie sci — cae ' (Dee. 10, 1952 Airport Rood at M59. = O—t=«C . o a * - Feb. 16, 4953 po aw Rood ot Dixie Hwy. ei =e ——- es eer : - April 28,. 1953 _ Frembes ot Dixie Hwy. L ' = July. 26, 1954 Voorheis Roed ot M-59. : se Merch. 30,1955. ~_...-. - Cass -Leke Road ct M-59. A A 31 9. ESTABLISHED A MORE ADEQUATE STREET LIGHTING PROGRAM IN SUBDIVISIONS ond ee _ AT DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS. : Oct. 6, 1951. , Silvercrest Subdivision including Silver Loke Roed. nied ee —— Jon. 12,1955... _Lineoln_Heights- ordered. from: Detroit Edison. ~ So “ _Jon. 12, 1955. Marien Street ordered from Detroit Edison. eb. 14, 1955 __. Ordered from Detroit Edison 12 additional street lights at dangerous intersections. 0. TOWNSHIP PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD end SAFETY PROGRAMS. | aint rier Oct, 16, 1953 ee Bee papag! her croming for aes fein of Htchery Read on ind Frembes Street. : aa 5 ete end resur e : main . LOweneD CRESCENT LAKE RO. . - July 12, 1954 . Contract let for rebuilding Crescent Loke ot M-59. ol “SAN E $5 2° —— ReBlect Elect REGULAR 179% q = fo ao FREE DELIVERY! <= - / 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH! | ee . =o j . Qo | | + MODE $92 ‘LOW COST EASY TERMS Lloyd A. Anderson . - Louis Barry Dorcas Tibbals . ( ) , SUPERVISOR | CLERK _ TREASURER /. Ne Money Down / 7 ly Retain BUWILLARD JOHNSON Trustee. Re-Elect Ki BURTON HILLIKER Constable of 1 YEAR FREE: SERVICE! Re-Elect KIOSCAR LOOMIS Trustee - ' Re-Elect KIEVERETT DRAKER Constable | ae oe to get befchter washing with tar less work, Bu this’ big Re-Elecs zs aI DOMAED WHITE. dustice 7 Peace ~ ea THOMAS PETERSON Constable | aa spinner. ries wi spin action to ironin pness. “ wt Pie New sieaming white finish 20 = to keép looking new. 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ORTERERURG | Fla. =) Despite Cleveland's record-break- ; ing 111-victories in 1954 ard the addition of Ralph Kiner, the so- bered New: York’ Yankees will. as the reason missing plush World Series * Bounce batk to win-the American| checks, plus the Indians’ four-da League pennant in this writers’ “ren ag y ‘Yanks food for ago, given for Vie Raschi's sale, is conspicu- “complacency ous by its absence. The shock. of {the Yanks’ defeat, Cleveland's solid inst the New York Not that id pitching staff with Bob Lemon, Early Wynn and Mike Garcia and the fine hitting of Larry Doby and Bobby Avila exploded the ie Picked a thought during the Jong wine " caused | © Yanks’ dreams-of i sixth enol TMions, | it stil is pennant, = : * « «& During the-off-season, the Yanks ‘acquired Bob: Turley, the league] strikeout king, from Baltimore in that nine-for-nine deal. Although Turley has been. wild in the ex- ee Ye Giants gave. 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The sprint star has won seven consecutive ‘|New York stake races. “White Skies, now a 6-year-old, hasn’t raced since last July 5 when he copped the $62,000 Carter Handi- cap at Aqueduct. He'll have to dis- play all of his oldtime brilliance, for there is some pretty speedy opposition in today's lineup. * * *- Furthermore, White Skies must as last year when Eddie Arcaro just wire for a nose. victory over Laf- fango..Arcaro will be aboard again, seeking his fifth Paumonok vict- the late La Verne Fator for. the greatest number of victories in this traditional opening day event. _ Next in the weights, mgt | able second choice in the wage ing, with 119 pounds. Blessbull won the Inaugural and Palm Beach Handi- ond to Ezi¢ in the- Lincoln Downs Inaugural Handicap March 5. He will be ridden-by Jack Skelly. ; * * .- « The famed Calumet. Farm, which hasn’t raced in New York since 1952,. has entered Mark-Ye-Well, 118. C. V. Whitney’s Cold Com- year’s Paumonok, tries again un ‘der 113 pounds. Others entered are Beau Gar, 107; the E. M. O’Brien entry of | Galdar, 105, and. Brisuet, 168; King Ranch’s On Your Own, 106; Dug De Fer, 115; Bobby Brocato, ‘| 113; Full Flight, 113; Bold Man, ir Revolt, 110; and — Eater, 1 “o IU. of M. Keepi Track - lof Its Grid Leaders - Beaumont ‘in 1950 and —_ Le <————_ led the way into the 2nd day of | in impressive victories in yester- ANN ARBOR. —-If you--ever- wonder what happens to University of Michigan football captains when a brief rundows on the most recent bn leader, is sclihamginalbis vox of - his-.law-school- course; Captain: Dick O'Shaughnessy of the 1953 1954 leadér Ted'Cachey plans to ‘enter the law college in the fall. Ed Meads, 1955 captain, is plan Neighborhood Boys NEW YORK — Pitchers Johnny Antonelli and Sal Maglie are the} ‘only front-liné members of th New York Giants who were born in that-state. Both come from the eee = PHILIP'SEE@ aa a4 —. 98 Gloves $15.95 : Hunket 7 a i 12 CARTS | . Seginny St. eee Eee EEREESERETESESELERILETITITITITITT ‘managed to. get him under the}. is Maurice Sims’ "Blessbull. we caps at Hialeah,.and finished sec- |) mand, who fifished third in—last|#- their. competition is over — here's ¢eani is in the medical school and | | SESS SSS S SS ESS SES SSCS SCTE eS CeCe TES this. swap -will win the 1955 cham- pioriship for the Yanks. : Manager. Casey. Stengel now. has @ rebuilt pitching ‘Big. Three” of Whitey Ford, Bob Grim and Turley with a potential “ * in John- ny Kucks; a lanky young right- hander just back from the Arniy. Yogi Berra and Mickey. Mantle are the nucleus of the club with powerful Bill Skowron_at;first base ready to move toward stardortt, Shortstop is Stengel’s main prob- lem with Billy Hunter, Gerry Cole- man and Phil Rizzuto available. -Tt should be a close ‘race with New York and Cleveland running one-two or two-One all the way. The Tribe has solid power in Al Rosen, Vie Wertz, Doby and Kiner. They have added Herb Score, the sensational young lefty frem Indi- anapolis,.to-their strong pitching Staff. Still the club is just ordinary defensively and slow. The-race between New York and Cleveland probably. will come down once more to their ability to beat the second division clubs. Last everybody except the Yanks and Chicago White Sex. They broke even in the season series with the Washington and Philadelphia (now Kansas City) only four each. * * .- six new managers in the league, talks -of his White Sox winning, | | . ;they look like a third-place club | ' which will need terrific seasons by Virgil Trucks ard Billy Pierce and| } some lusty slugging by Walt Dropo | | and Minnie Minoso to c ing with youngsters, should fight it out for fourth, followed by Wash- ington; Baltimore and Kansas City. here, barring trades and injuries, befere opening day: ‘Yanks-anii-Sox to account for 22 2 of ‘their 43\ defeats. Boston won| only two games of 22 from. 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Rocky said he expected -Cockell to go for his nose, ‘but said he wasn't going to worry about it. “If I.worried about protecting my schnoz, I'd fight a defensive fight, and that’s not good.” Tomorrow he goes.to camp in: nearby Calistoga. His wifé and 2%%- year old daughter join him there y. Yanks Face Minors ATLANTA, Ga. ( Re f ‘ 5 MEE 3 } ah rf ay OTHE. 9. rowtiacl miss FRIDAY, ‘APRIL: 1, Hotels ‘treasure their reserva- ‘tions books like jewels, waiting org Mpeg hr ftagy Apron A oti National Committee. China- ‘town shopkeepers are figuring «ways to wangle imports from the homeland. Bartenders are dream- ing up victory cocktails. And the greatest, costliest activity. of all | $s taking place in the monstrous | arena called, drolly, the Cow. Palace. This drum-shaped structure of creamy concrete is where the Republican _ elite and their elephants meet come - August, next year. The management is well equipped to handie the elephants, this being the local showcase for circuses, bullfights and livestock | shows. But people are more of a problem. About 900 horse stalls must be ripped out to make room for caucus parlors, newsrooms, TV and radio centers, collapsible bars and removable ladies’ lounges, .. A..geven-foot-high wire’ fence which now encieses the 6'4-acre building must be raised to 12 feet. To discourage Democrat spies, presumiably. A special new restaurant will ‘be installed to feed 400 hungry Republicans at one sitting, and there'll be 4,000 new chairs to rest 8,000 Republican legs. Air conditioning presents no lem. _ San. Francisco is air- cooled by ‘nature. . Altogetiier, the renovations and | additions to the Cow -Palace— which San Francisco snobs prefer - to refer to as ‘‘Bovine Gardens’’— At the front of the arena, which | seats 4,000 more than the Chicago amphitheater which sheltered and sweltered the last. Republican Na- tional Convention, there is a rodeo bucking-hérse chute. . This fixture’ will be replaced by a ferent’ nature. and-white television cameramen, even be somewhere ‘‘a special box ators—what's her name?—Betty Furness.” ‘ The admissions ottices, just inside the entrance, will be turned inte a bar and lounge, and there will be nine or 10 other bars scattered appropri- ately about the premises. Also within easy “stumbling distance will be four het dog stands, two milk bars, one hot-sandwich shoppe, .a cafeteria, and a deluxe restaurant for the homburged. | oo “ waits -GOP"— there is a drive-in theater for the bored, a golf driving-range for the athletic, and of | cattle, sheep and swine barns for. the nature-lover. Ts -Obviously no stone or horse ‘stall is being left unturned in the’ am plan to convert .the}- 13-year-old Cow Palace into a iticlan’s home away from home. Let's all get in there and give ‘em /\ three cheers. Ready? — ‘ “Moe! Moo! Moo!” - (Tomorrow: Miss Battelle wends her way through San Francisco's exotic Chinatown at night. » : sigan Z AUNT Woe --- | AL THE ‘SEEDS ute os AND DID you PLANT THE SPINACH Tig het Bates ey BUSAMATIACLEP stage, from which me — expect |. bucking and whooping of a dif-| Behind the stage will be bullt-in |<" bl rooms for color and black- | and, according to Wilson, there'll for that girl who sells refriger- Directly outside the entrance | - DO IT YOURSELF a ar) | - .. ie ne When we were poor, I couldn't afford to do it myself — f : z = © Wis. tobe *. Olly Ge x s NICK HALIDAY 4 415E4 ‘ ict Keats i ee > en TS A NICE DAY. HUH P “PP DOWY SEE ER PEEMIN' NOWHERE - SES AT? WELL MISS SUGARBUN, WHERE = Lo DIG THOSE EAGER. MERS, JUNE! en“ \_BEAY HEM ass % ae ay ASN Lolo LA p. De Hel by Merrill Blosser Lew. 1908 by WEA Service ne. Y. M. fog. U. 8. Pat OF. THE BERRYS No Matter What . Your Problem ‘May Be “A Quick Action WANT AD Con help you solve it. 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At ‘APs Ma it would be the part of bathers, choice Noy and 1 "i ay 43 iy 7 i F E i i i B82 7 é 9 Fou rut Fah Et : ; ii Ree AAAAAAABR i i & i i B § F 3° 2 hr 3 Ht : ni : i F 5 f 5 We a TERE gRBOEE: 22 3 : i stone i fe td noe wen B) Sec Set Shee -84| pow Yields Surprise ~~ {rie zae.ao-the. city will continue ee ey ee Cc "Bde Bl Bocamgt vee 28 mae | lingl gad yamremyhasligabed | Fy W o. »f- W fe | | Seriagwe-: By Sea wat pectin pr ig pa Poa i ee est Fr idg €-Of/-wa ler, ord 3 ‘would | _ awe ; re i “ 7 2, i 3 ; 53s." . . z : $5 aft ® | be a3 ‘Ses 5 58 fi Ht F H : | sedium/| Northern Pontiac's Finest Suburban Area Featuring Custom rahS Bios 29 | ome, hom contained 0 ile "and just asefiective. || . -—»- Designed and Built Homes, $19,900 to $40,000 ee i Hi ae Hi o ut ; hd 3 it E ae H i Bulge fh baat sie Th H aly i ft i i AL Ry & | : = : pied ieectea : ee eyene E E g i fl E # oe Hee 2 zee ® eB B f Hl | i 2008 8 -“ - s " a Z = F las ‘ ; 8 I we ft 5 y : z 3 i i ef" "i Milk Drinking Triples effective in reducing tooth decay, UNION CITY w — Union City| especially in young children, al- schools report they have more F than | though there have been - many sebesczoes 4 Tr a ir Lin. Soper 5.6 wun a ‘S United Ss ° bewe | : hn @ > mw - Hes ne i i : Fs ‘ g | : i 2 § hg 5 us cca 3 é est ©... 21: vs . +l. fs 80.2] 25,000 a month. prevent typhoid fever. ai COOSCOSCOLESOOOSOOSESSOSOCOOHSOSSOSSONSO COOLED TROUBLES — Getting Your ‘Truck Lubricated Properly ? Not at WILSON GMC Co! | Oakland at Cass - Our 50 Ft: Lubrication Pit “Is Complete Drive Through OPEN 7:30 A. M.:to MIDNIGHT ~ Titi isa oo 2 : : : : : — o = 7 rte Trdey gPARS To combat a contine| ES Bes ad For AM Tawas City Today Aaeria, the” Notional Assembly Hooker et... B* Went Up ei. "-PAWAS CITY Ut—Fire swept the | C&tly today ordered a state of em-| Tor" baper 2000 68% Waste .--: ergency Barnes Hotel in Tawas City today. — ‘ 30 > th i to African territory. R2uUzssy; «= eau eeeoese Coegecccooooesccccos Ee} ie Hi ine ne 2 i BY - st eee =e Om we 1 To See This Custom Home! - . — | FURNISHED MODEL OPEN | — : Saturdays and Sundays 1:00 to 6:00 P. M. | | i ? : Eas 3 i 33 2335 ft or by Appointment : When you visit this furnished model home, drive through the winding ‘ roads of beautiful Westridge . . . notice the many fine homesites still available. Westridge-of-Waterford . . . a planned community near fine schools, churches, transportation, shopping . . . an ideal location to raise your family, or enjoy your retirement years. gS New Desioni * DIRECTIONS: | ew : estigning Off Dixie Highway, near Waterford. Turn on | Service : Cambrock Lane te Ledgestone Drive — right YOUR DREAM HOME | "* Medel. ON PAPER Model Beautifully Furnished Our designer, Mr. Aylesworth, will in Heywood-Wakefield by incorporate your ideas to make =o your ps home a reality. Meet Thomas Economy oa Co. him at the model home Saturdays : . and Sundays. to Ah i a f =I 3 | ‘i eeeeeeeeeeeses tet rele Fil tf Fo ay i | te 3 it ; 0000000000000000000060 © eeceeessoe “we in CAN THIS BE A . eo AT? cause they éost no more to buy, less : ‘ satgesce =| HELTMAN & TRIPP = seaty, eat ind en for yourndlt. oe fen CFV NE an eg eo Se tay i oo. ee Exclusive Builders and Developers of Westridge-of-W aterford Call: Dick Moore at Jerome's te - We Custom Build on Your Site or Ours! : Mor : 22 West Lawrence Street Carpet arid Droperies by Drayton Floor Fashions — ee aR TS OS i o we ve, ee ee ee tents EB i Ah a pe ee fs Bek fee oP Te: ap | ES © gis ASE if a a i ; ) / x ts \F a! ‘Fe has z | . geal Y ett, oe ae ; vi i eae ‘ 4 ood ees ae i "441 A tn ji [ er ey ‘ Fad : LA oe! fi : 4 ‘ j e ; i is ‘ LZ ae and ? f “4 0 j : é ' a sc sia a ail f é ce ine | a i app fe stg: “aor Pay * ome z poxtiag PRESS, FRIDAY, ‘ApRIL. 1, 1955 - d Male Help Wanted Male. re mt d Bonanzagram + te - ¥0 ‘S = a ’ CLASSIFICATIONS se ory Lelepesa i soeaaetialber SY travel by shane, but they aay Card of Thanks tevvecnseeee Ei crossed the Channel and|Ip Memoriam .........04.. 2 F ' aedecvasvonssvceges OF: | | Puneral Directirs ..,......4 2 RINGS (that’s Monuments ccnsevegeeqenes 4A — fairly obvious) with FIRE | Cemetery Lots ........... 5 be é -| Help Wanted Male soloaes with | ~ -| Help Wanted Female’ ..... 7} lava LAO eH Hee Rees Grittin CP CRHR OCR EEEE 9|Mecamry = . $ PLANE, the - known how stones Work Wanted Male qeeensuae ford been FROM Amsterdam and not) TS isvetved but the chances |Work Wanted Female .....11) Rasde and ae Building Supplies eeeceest 2A smuggling Eva ——onViceCharge Sree’ fee eet E : ES g hi *40 oe; ee eee iE : I F f $ } aH i f Hit 3 E i “4 i : oS = = = z F r e lla evden Dagny df oly Ba Chlropodiats _..ccccccccssactit Mabon 4 Young Oleo Heir Could | "ihe last letter of TROUPE was | FO Specialist ‘.........5A], Reveng cand nr Johe Hots | rashion SHOP + ‘Tailoriig 16) Monday. April sth s 2 CK DRIVERS Draw Up to 40 Years pechahiy iait wat 00 0 apeibag tat, Dressmaking & Tailoriig .16 ata shat aha 4» TRU ty . ! ont 6A ; . Edmond Watkins| i for Call Girl Racket _ ie obviows. ee ee Bae: steeyasedareety is CAREER GIRLS\ But the } were not hidden in fi RUSH NEW YORK (®—Minot F. (Mick-| ceRTAIN” SHOES—the CAST -was| Incorhe Tax Service tha af, ts, GnoRGE Snes y om — |oen:efton wit ca oa ; Painting, "W Wall W ashing | ee ee ai Painting E Wall Washing ey). Jelke, handsome young oleo-| . much cleverer hiding place. The » 42 Mark margarine heir, was convicted to- writer has to be- Laundry Service oe = _ . day for the second time on cafe lieve that CERTAIN SHOPS (those | L@ndscaping versevedee ABA hela ras : SS ~ . Moving & Trucking somveceill Beral Home, Za ‘ Ph pang tira was set for|| CANCER COMING, SOMEONE wrrw | | Painting & Decorating = Genada, After _ Midwest Employment |@ax eR Hh, Teo yees sge be wes Barer SA wir Take PLACE Photos & Accessories . 2 Sek, saa ry ATE BANK BLDG. | -io og sentenced to three to Years | | AT AMSTERDAM FRIDAY, PROBABLY || Physio-Tlierapy —- <, oe MK . Page. will BE on his first conviction, which WAS|| nas wird FIRE OPALS.SWUG-| | Television Service. ......-.22}=ree ee es Wendwata ot euare i The firet trial Jury recommended GLER WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY | | Typewriter Service veve22A) Maye dt Aliens. Se Gi mercy. The second jury did not. ||" AST. TROURE TOBE MET || Wy tecing 281 Efneat shaver: yg wers Cleaned Jelke was continued free in $45,-|] sy Fence. BELIEVE CERTAIN || . = yan “Gaavee; ee a, 000 ball after the jury of 10 mee || SES. Soo omen sews ||. NOTICES | ot poneia oe it | eg pe pags , ; mic ‘Sewer Cleaners | "spec's verdict at 1:16 a.m. after more || SNEAKED IN By Same Game,|| Lost & Found -.............24) Spraatn at 1:30 pit” to . Fria aed ce necessary. | ure i than 10 hours deliberation. suspect GEMS CONCEALED || Hobbies & Supplies .......24A| Warner c's S. UNTER PA) & rew 26 E. Pike. reo re IN Baste eerore BINOING || Notices & Personals ..,...25| Mre shaver’ He was convicted on two counts/ | aR, seems TO BE OLD TRICK. || fa, Voor of compulsory prostitution—the _le- ALIBI MAY BE BROKEN WAST. WANTED , | Some. gal term for the. offense. The . Wid, Children to Board o6|™ MARCH 31 FLOOR’ ‘ Charges consisted of: || Barcw over ner Eye 1s oe Be Peers Sears, Roebuck & ~ 1. “Enticing, inducing and pro-|| FAKED Too. - Se Wtd. Household Goods evecdl laban: dear Eaward a curing” Pat Ward, now 21, to lead | } _ miss Terry || Wid, Miscellaneous .......28| held Saturday, April and at 1:30 the life of a prostitute. . ‘ Money Wanted . 28A| Fiome ‘with Rev. Walter ‘Tesuwis-| 2. Attempting to do the same} yseq as outlets by the FENCE) ee sen Jr. officiating. Interment. in with Marguerite Cordova, 26, for- SOLD OTHER JEWELS Wanted to Rent eseveeeeesde: por ol Mt. er = A os mer night club hatcheck girl ‘IN BY in state a¢ the Huntoon Puneral painting, Eat Chief defense counsel George . a za178 W, 14 Mille Ra. ne men WASHER. | Work Wanted Female 11 ———— = ~__gl@ooe Some aNb-Paner mam | EXPERIENCED —_pINWER — AND awe | Eatin ut eee Be | Sa ne Soe mes mennes Same MES * 2 @ . = oe FOR i Jelke, who had paced the court man. anent position. = corridors during the -jury’s delib- Commission See Mr. ‘Davisod at eration, paled as the verdict was a Po “ i __ fh furora Wie ot tke the »_| KELLER __ witness stand at either trial OPERATORS ~ |for the second and third For Rent Rooms z ssaganes 4 IN whic. mothe a shifts, Must be experi-| sors Must ein. FR 10404 |RONINGS EXCELLENT 1 DAY Real Estate Board. |itzzb"witn‘ScanSoen’ Pom Wi Beard 3 s _ . ~ |IN PASTE—THIS IS, OF COURSE, | Convalescent Homes .....38A gotclemipeigg tn Sade aa pag i. He é Meets Here Monday ~~ ale st Tiaat_ ot Hotel Rooms ....+2-sse0+.39 FOR FUNERAU | oeson at: = Pply intwerre in MIDHEEAGED TADY ars + | Z \ casts. , sheer eeeeeeeee : rene Membits of the Pentine Real FORE BINDING ARM. BINDING |"*™t Sores CENTRAL TOOL _ For Rent Miscellaneous a ) the Waldron Hotel with the brokers | bandaging process, and ARM’ FUNERAL HOME division convening at 5p. m. in with the WRIST mentioned Ambulance Piane or Motor _.- ‘wegin at the dinner hour. ALIBI MAY BE. BROKEN For Sale Houses. .....:... i Edward A. Maier, secretary of| WRIST. Indeed the dancer miay | For Sale Lake Property . the board said today that the/ have a real injury, the better to checrerccee ach I ____ > following topics will be’ discussed: | confuse the Customs Officers. | wig naapasi ni id "~~ “iatters” pertaining to the griev-| PATCH OVER HER EYE 1s | Suburban Property ......45A ances and ethics of the board; | -¥AKED TOO, This last tip made |For Sale Lots ............46 eccaccecstl - = _ estate laws; proposed tri-county | WRIST WATCH OVER. HER. |For Sale Farms ssseveenes AB] F ~. STENOGRAPHERS || Sav =*_™ sales clinic between the counties of | and ended up with DYE IS FAD- | Sale Business Property _..49 pe Wayne, Oakland and Macomb and| ED TOO. Must Be Experienced a . _— be this did not| For Sale or Exchange .....50 rohit... re _— fit so well with the ALIBI men- | - _ Abstract Art | toned: they woud claim that an| FINANCIAL t Emp i__. AFPLY toBe Shown (|wastaare Business Opportunities ....51) = wets Pontiat Motor Division’ |~ "| "the signature is MISS TERRY, |Sale Land Contracts .....52 RED TWO @ FULL TIME REAL| nn a at Cranbrook - evidently a pun to conceal the| Money to Loan ‘gontract with the federal govern- | much.” st ewe peonees®® * ‘ment to give social security bene-| “The U.S. revivalist. said he is. uto Accessories ........ .80 fits to state officials, appointees | going to compile stories of the | Auto Service .........s04-.81 Hees : parent o i “acesftl ew. Also place a Work ALESMA\ iii For Sale Used Trucks .....90) eat rat aa . geceral tegee| & al aN AND RAY ona |SE sEN 2 + Wanted ad to “shorten Bes et as ereeseed 9408 Ni omg OE a ag iar a AC os ~ JOBS. ction =p |e warm ee! 0 a Box Ne 6 | # an pking. PE 46 , i } aoa “3 i. | aN THE: PONTIAC | PRESS. ria. APRIL. 4, 1055. Are You overweight? Tired? ad red? Con. ? our safe scient ae pe Coll FE Cait, 7 ato deat oe eee BS 1956 at 6 gtk @ p.m, pleas oe Soak ere . Detroit, D Wed. Household Goods 27 OL INT a Pt CASH Tf you have anything for Saree ir TES SATE’ Co. oa sn See 8 pe wel ert "TAPE ee taal GOOD CON- dition with “Bidelity, OR 31665. 5} Wanted Real Estate 32A/ POR Als. Kinps OF UsED FURN ITURE EN EEDED Entire pome ot wi lots, Get the er yon. Be pmo ald TED FURNITURE 20 MY 5 Save ‘i. ° 8% B ie, * a ie _ coup Week te geatocven, ® 18 Pontiac Press. sire 3 Reply to Bos 2 bedroom .. De smoke ot atte onpe {OURS CHRISTIAN COUPLE DE. ‘ expecting FAST ACTION! | 0 Bea erase eee — - gt 40561. CASH FOR YOUR —— = CON- || | 3 ROOMS, WITH UTILITIES. 700 Fe +i oat derare re LAKE OF Reed Apt, Furnes 33 48H ror YOUR wQUETY Ii 2% _JIM WRIGHT, Realtor ‘Oakand Ave ; ve Estate W R ICHIGAN: {PA AND COURTEOUS ee eanres t é 1927 Auburn Rd., near “MAHAN HAS BUYERS Buy-To You T>Buy GF etaT MAHAN perative ‘Real’ Estate: Rixeh '* Eves. ‘til 6, gund. oe FE 2-0263 NEXT DOOR, 0 BRANCH “LISTINGS WANTED ee veneers and commercial "Roy" Kn Knauf, Realtor 26% W. PE. 2-7421 Larger be ig for smaller, city rty for farms, It Co-o “DORRIS & SON REALTORS cO-OP 782 W. Huron PE 4156 HAVE CLIENTS FOR MOD- = oe ae pedzoom homes — . Alt — felly, 5 aylor Realtor _ COMPLETE Real Estate Service | te. trade your beg nt home — 2. used house? SW. Betvet te properties it Sylvan Realty 3003 Orchard Lk. Rd. 8 : SAT. BUN. ® TO. 35 act Bob Cha Sent FE 5-1 PE Chapin — Wanted: Homes, Farms, Land Contracts PAUL MM. inaroa PEAS wee Ser UY Om List YOUR my a ~ *Reasonadie montily b Wri tae ® ° =e te WATERFRONT “LAND SUITABLE boat or an blished . Write ess, Box Rent Apts. Rent Apts. Fyrnished 33 2 ROOM L. AKEFRONT. PRIVATE entrance. Utilities furn. $15 week. MY 32-1961, . Ze BATH WELL FURN. NEWLY =. " Private : Good a ts rtation. Rent Apts. | do} 7. : ie . ee Estate | 2 AND BATH. ‘bien — + > eee AND BA month, FE 43317. > UTILITIES PURN. BUS, oilers entrance. FE 2-8416 eves. J ROOMS WITH BATH, COUPLE only. On Saginaw Arai, Drayton * Plains. _ OR | Fins _after er J ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE we, poe & lights fot $70, TJ ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT furn, Gayoy Bide. corner £ Sanford +4 Pike managers apt. e. 3.RGOMS8 ALL UTILITIES turn. 4 | James. OR 3-1083. 3 — BATH. OIL iL HEAT GooD 3 og AND BATH 3 CHIL- _dren. FE ¢0448. 321 W. Huron, side. FE §-7" cam IN a private entrance. FE 4 ‘« ROOMS AND, BATH. NO CHIL- dren, 282 8. Marshall FE 5-6307 . en ys BATH. o hogs & Bare * sto Mo =| 4 ROOMS. stairs, 5-9575. iT FLOOR. OIL ring PE .2-1435. 44 OSMUN. 4 7 ROOM, PLAT. La aaa bly 4 come. Lake privileges Days, Seals. Eves. FE 45004. ROO) A ATH, ac adults. FE ; 21634. . ROOMS ON GROUND. FLOOR. Adults. Heat and hot water furn. FE 2-8017, 1 5. Fr 4 ROOMS a BATH. ON WEST | ~~~ i ee Sn! SE e eee ae lk | AA* SUP GE tm eee eG wee 8 ween ohne © it Sh me ee ae Bienen Aw cht ame, oh GEG 'o = by Hershberger. “They caught on fire when I dropped some cigar ashes!” For Rent F Rooms NICE ROOM FOR Lapr. SINGLE or doubie. 547 W Rooms With Gasca 38: EOI AL IE, BUDDIES TO SHARE WITH in beds, or single. Home: privi- - a FE 4-5383. R 3 OR 4 MEN. NEAR Me ~ Plant, 296 8. Edith. ROOM AND BOARD a man. FE 5-806 or Room A AND Sako CLOSE IN. ROOM AND BOARD. 28 CHAR- lotte. Off EB. Howard. fwin BEDS. HOME PRivi- a Close to plant, FE 4-1128, 15. 37) Of, FOO eer. ~Sale Houses “43 3650 DOWN. sachs Realy FE 3616. 3% YR. MODERN 2 bedroom —— at tt needs is a aon “porch, and es Sais. after 4:30. RA attached Dae . sale. $10, $500 down. furnace. NCH HOME, e. Priced for quick fms to suit. 3 room modern, full Close in. bedroom house, close Rd. Pull price, 95.800 Geo. Marble, Realtor G61 Andersonville Rd. Watertord pie 000 |? Take 2188 MeDowell = + ee PARTLY PURN, ROUSE. rry. N. 3 ROOM CABIN oe b Dest Ct. PE 42031. HOUSES Rent Houses Furnished 35 | For Sale Houses 43 eer TO BUY SELL. ag a3 SAmimincE 18 THE BIRD’ TO TT een STARTER HOME Wear Jae Heights RTER BOME and i@ tank included. 6260 down. 0263 i Rk > 5 ) Ba Poon ‘ve Te "re | Convalescent Homes 38A LAKE } = ~ 1 ILEGES OPPO LOL te eer are? Al eg Lk. heat, automatic ATH. | BOARDING HOME FOR ELDER- : SS reg Sew lt AND BATH. | Me vomes. S513), hot wates, 1.509 down, full price, | ARC APTS PINE CONE NURSING ROME VA- 3 — sea Adults only./ _cancies OR 3- 3 + hes COLORED sacclion 0 coms K. G HEMPSTEAD = otel Rooms | San ees tor appoint 193 E. Bures FE $3 |... HOTEL AUBURIN ADAMS REALTY ~ APE. FOR haat Seen iy Das ao Wek 382 Auburp_Ave. PE 43303 : 2-678 OR_3-2420 or FE 21900" CHEAP RENT FOR CLEAN PAM fo = Eat lap le pe = We error ay. ue 464 Auburn FE _2-039| REMODELED FRAME FARM- beat. ee en Pg ye wear vont r b, ! = eee sop Foundry. HOTEL ROOSEVELT | ~¥ave" uvineroom 25230, Ha NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS $10 wn beams from old red barn. Two fireplaces. one in living (DE a RIO APTS. wer cease te ee von| eon Ticheo taxie wis’ leon 3 rooms. and bon Sere & vu-| "Tie “Moxey - ary am Nincheks Dewuaiaire ee ee FE 5-61 PARTLY PURN. 2 LARGE ROOMS. | GURON HOTEL. CLEAN HODERN bedroom bath on second Private bath and entrance In- rooms by day or wk. 45 W. landscaped with rota pew ree 645 Auburn Ave. after 5 Huron 8t. Ph. aye trees avet ie Mi APs. UNFUR- aed and honeysuckle nished. $50 and $60 @ month. Uur ~ seen corse = — forming barrier long tties and stove i eee fe chil- | Tee TWEEN HURON | Large L screened front dren. Nicholle & Harger Co FE wrence, large doudig ot rch facing lake. Open brick 5-61483. ESS new Municipal Trace off room and 1% WEEE SMALL APT. $6171 Bir. Ransom, — Two car “HE Ppatre Tini "|" Rent Office Space 4i eit Sane as a PECTIC TGOCE DG ~ a pen. Nea UPPER «4 ROOMS AND _— : ‘iver Lake Golf Course. La Private entrance. — Lights OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE IN| .. $00. For further fas furnished. Couvle only. TE Se Miter Daiiing. i) Edee- Biormetion OR 3-1676 after Pine Lake Front Phenomena of nature sur- rounds this e home a hee |§ ROOMS AND BATH. PLUS 3 “FOR ate sauiy of Not modern. - Milford. MUtual i, oaener HOUSE. 8 retired couple pre diate possession. a §-8012, 6. Eves. OR 3-7988, a HQUSE, =. “CLOSE IN, NO! ce Ig i Want =e) eer yd — oe 1 ROOM. KITCHENETTE PRI- : ; Pontiac as 2A 5 Ssaccet Abert | GoDER 2 BEDROOM, 3315 TX. ROOMS. ARTLY 7 Pa paint ee Couple only. FE. 24504 ‘Rent I Lake Property 36A LPP EXCEPTIONAL FACING. FINEST be 3 ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE. ~paea B as ioxn. 2 F Fenster entrance. FE A ew Rd oe — a hae os ay st Festal decorated. For girl, Call Fr . Pine Lake. 3 miles west 2-5378 before 6 p.m. of Pontiac © 1 TR ; PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | $800 season or year round rates. FE 2-0663 afte FE 2-0662. 2 ROOMS. 2 ADULTS For Rent Rooms 37, AND BATH, ey aay * anor. Sawenes 00 Par, gee STOP. LARGE PRON 3. F AND BATH. a He agied ROOM. " te) TO A 3 ROOM APARTMENT FURN- A i @ -Jshed. extra nice: | private em | fiom Stitcher facilities: 6” mine 3 ROOM APARTMENT, PRIVATE ty a -— CHOOSE WANT ADS AND WIN!. Yes, when you, solve problems a Picerandeort Ads , economi- ” Dial. Sales 2-8181. Bree and moter included. This fg living at its best, Sbown by appointment. Rochester Area : Rd. With basement. ONLY 84500 with Iwo down vcayimert, 3-Goot 4 heme 2 bed- rooms baseme@nt gas nest cor- ner jot $6500 $1500 dow Baldwin Area, bedrm. home, near schools sad = dec: Ww. “peater: Maceday Gardens itractive 2 rm. frame home iS e Ce honed lot 10x18. Oi! elec. water heater. Close to bus line: GI See these 3 bedrm.. brick . Large ranch as ae Low down -paymei JOHN K. IRWIN * ined g Since N. Ba, w Street eaaenew Eve. 28104. BRICK TERRACE _ jarge living im. en th. | Pull ment. On Maynard Ct., Fist ene Clemens fee Oak rs. economical on fuel. Pig tot of first a — space for $6,000 with “K. G. “HEMPSTEAD 103.E Huron PE 48284 OFF ELIZABETH LK = You will find this 3 bedroom FHA resale in excellent condition. Oak flag be Phon: 4'> ver cent mortgage. Bal...at “76. @ ver month. includine taxes _& insur- ance. Owner trade | NICHOLIE & HARGER| 32W._Huron FE 5-8183- downtown section. ear yoom. ‘turn. furnished. sunday 1 _ mont 62886, ' For Sale Houses ‘43| a dic ak eae ca OO 36 SENECA 8ST. § ROOM HOUSE “ta Ol) heat, —— location yu By eal COMPARE ~“Phig. West ramble Wit side mode ual planning and ving ny a st “ attached 3 car garage Watkins Lake pitt par ULL LIKE-IT : EA R DOWNT bedrooms. for recreation. stoker s' tubs. storms and « back yard. gatage Buy-To Sell—To ——s ‘Real —_— - . 2 203, POST _OFFICE Homes ranging f 500 with $1.500 3 miles west of cone! ern reom and rooms and u Close to school. $11 down. Lis M PE 5181 PE 4-5388 will for 2 ———— bome in eood location. DUCE LAKE. 6 rooms. 19 living room floors, th, furnace. $8.950 with $1,500 down. AUBURN HEIONTS. 4 larce rooms ua utility room. Modern kitch- Wired for face. e CE HAYDEN. 86 E Walton Bivd FE 8-044! Realtor Open Eves A HOME OF YOUR OWN Seminole Hills Grand 3 besreom brick 8 t@ YOU ABOUT). ~ West Suburban 2% acres vara, ¥*| _Quiee sale me ras oe Well located neat part. ROOMS AND | BATH FIRST me BS igs B Brick B low—2.A figor. oniy Relerences tnuire 181 Chandier. | NEAR WHITE LAKE” sae new 4 geligita ‘me x ATTENTION CTs _ and tiled bath. = ttopines = $ ROOM HOUSE Nearly 1 acre, on pavement. At and carpeting in OR é‘ tractive 2 bedroom ranch home, living room and ba 3 | bedrooms. 3 ROOM HOUSE. Plastered walls. With R with Good location. Ph. giaded. tiled walls lites s _ Car garage | = bouse. = “$14,500, 2 1 Acre—$1,300 Down Large § room modern bun- with basem be! Bice’ garden price $8,950 - — JOHN “lem we Toh. FE 43535 | 20829 If no a open Eres at 8 nws Real Estate Exchange CLARK 78 ar FOOL ON YOU i is api gro me fonowing =. $500 DOWN, 4 rooms, living room, bedroo: roo hen, 1 ap Bima non “ake privileges. Full price, pad eda a 4 rooms, living ane room basement, stok — and PEN Every Nite Ato 7 RAY ONEIL: Realtor 7% Ww. or On 32897 Prone, FE 10h Estate Exchan y OWNER. 8 § ROOM AND BATE. we al ‘Lae 70 > PAY! Two — yy: ae Se eo Anchor Real Estate. LINCOLN JR. HIGH A solid. ¢ : home and 2 car . Near 2 end wus. ie CARROLL G, PORRITT 1S an ott oil heat fpage ow. ‘property. "Ful ke bined kitchen and covaniing iernace $1,300 DOWN, 4 rooms, aint To com 3 piece beth, $1,889 DOWN. 8 rooms, § bedrooms, City. of Clarkston, Ful) ent, 2 garage, priced at $7,000. . § rooms, 9 bedrooms, limits, fireplace, large lot, car - CLARK REAL ESTATE 1362 W. Huron 8t. Open Evenings Co-operative Resi Estate Exchange BROWN |= *Sungaiow ¥ gen com- ri ai com well, septic » . rior | 4 matic hot water and all rior We will- only have a ew homes that Buren far “ind pest heise or years. Call details. ,000 FULL PRICE — West side alow with basement and: = iO. Feed Bf parase. cise Sas |. ' | Russell Young | & HARGER CO. — : _ FE 5-81 KN UDSEN and large, Only ' $10,500. Terms. W = Side © ‘the City, sidentia. meee 6. rms. ae bath, Groene fast rm. “ear ga- Sven win ar a ince yard patie sr = KNUDSEN 51Q “Bank Bidg. eae tae ts PE. 3 Sia ~ ROOMING HOUSE | and annual income ex- coming $2,000. Who could ask for anything as Full price $18,950—te: J. A. Taylor 19, SER RMT a scan OCKWELL LAKEFRONT _ | cman fe on the lake. mime with K. In Templeton, Realtor #_Orcha 42_W. Templeton | Almost new. Of] hea Ut Walton Bivd. 4 room Electric water heater. business lots. $5000 down. ROSE. McLA FE 2-2162 feature é spacious. 19 ft 6 in. wil oak Parka tility room, $1000 down Income and Single Homes RTY, BROK GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS H ANY: ranch er built in 1953° shows uns | workmanship, atito- Gisneeal = te lv nice t. with near Wa- fered at. OWN YOU'LL LIKE THE LOCATION = is @ room and bath 3 bedroci home in spick and span condities throughout, carpeted 18 ft. living room. family size. dining room. wall-to-wall carvets,.3 spacious full basement space team — creens. ‘2 porchés,; Bice lawn yf le tenced | fered $8,075 "Yerms. CALL US TODAY. Trade you “BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE JT ‘.REALTY CO - REALTORS Ope Eves. ‘ti @: Sun_ 10-4 Exchance | NEXT DOOR = boot tad NEAR ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL — $9,000 to acant. Mod- & room Living rooms, dining kitchen” down: bath 2 bed- Extra lot with $1,500 BREWER Next to Secretary of. State Office | PE 2-8532 | bp ros PARK, 4 ROOMS, BATH | t. Bewer Garage with 1000 | ER $1650 down 11 room brick, Eves. barn and Scuusbee house. = EAST SUBURBAN New @€ room modern. oil Mregerp = plum bing, ome * ith $1960 —_— ‘CHICKEN 4 laret utility, an furnace, near yen Rd. 3 lots, small | Only | LEONARD, MICH only 1927 EA RK REAL sheds a near OL .1-6651 Pe ei FE 3-1317 e. Low tic tank installed” liam D. - ton Realtor. automat drive, at, | FLOYD KENT, lav eal | NORTH SIDE a a ite _— 5 ' 1 ‘: . Fee Sale Sacue- 43! “~neneen ~. EAST SIDE | Be ee Sd * “JM AVRIGHT, Realtor 343 Oakland A FE 50441 Lake District SPECIAL: 2 bedroo sround home” Situated my ot 100x400 with peaen ue oeeee: ~Exterior Sag Severs full price rther information call fon mn tee 14. i ERBERT C. DAVIS 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. T 1916 NORTH SIDE INCOME Your rent- al payment. will vay off this Established home. 4 fms. and bath-on Ist | xn | Co-operative Reai Estate Ezchonge flr. 2? laree rms and bath on 2nd fir full basement with oil heat fully insulated Paved street handy to McCarroll | School. Now at 89.500. terms ed 3-bedrm. brick. Oak floors throughout. Low tue! cost. 2 | Car garage. Near bus line. $7.- | 950. term< ‘ LAKE OAKLAND frontage on lake Year around 2-bedrm home Breakfast nook full bath, full basement, bim-fed stoker heat Qutside and inaide = trance to basement 2car ca rage Fruit trees and craps. See this at only $10 650 50 ft EAST SUBURBAN BRICK Ranch ome new in '53. See Roe sub- | | areen 2 or 3bedrm. home all | | on *1 fir, 26 ft “uvies rm.. ioe picture window vestibule 'en-— 1 trance fireplace wall-to-wall | | carpeting, tiled th with built in vanity Modern kitchen with breakfast nook. 2car attached garage cement oatic. Laree wooded lot’ Now at. $19,700. terms = Realtor 24. W Lawrence FE 5-610 oven eve. Next. to Consumers fyew NEW HOMES 3 pomes with 2 bedrooms, full | bath, full boone eee oth heat Priced at $10,000 with $1.- 500 dow costs on PHA te ANY “LOCATION | We will build-a home of your | echelee on your own lot or set ou @ lot, su fy Slane and apect | fications a arrange fi inanc Cali us for further details. STONE REALTY co. ad wir m: dally: om tne! Tes Home and Income Well conditioned 2 family unit. rental area. bus at_-docr. =e hot water. Priced st $14,700.00, by appointment only. | You Il Enjoy car garage completely aa: | More living pleasure in thts cozy | | 210 _ oe eee een re pol van —— e a spic and | | jet “Wren, vest rae ae some o ie ne * | ST ARTE R a ES oe separate dining room 3 bed lassed im sun porch upstairs. bey. Only 8375 CRESCENT L 2 bedroom starter house that 1s | inte... to =omove | Teadv [7 ane ah bus service. $7500. Te Orr W. PER. — modern brick each room. Call us for details After 6 C. at ot Co-operative Real E: CUSTOM. BL Nothine but ‘the . the east sid with more clos | the average family full tiled ba lawn to iw atic hot water $10. Its comolete and space Oil storms and s room storage alum $6,400 total “rice is included me. toothbrusn and clothe 81.250 down ‘TT MN. Saginaw Open Eves. 8 tS dave. oniv 805 with omail down vayment. By lifett slate roof oil ropsert lot Sexios garage. MAKE MONEY HERE Good home & income TERE sat condition. es all fu JUST FOR T all mod- rm. Its located west : Home com- plete or exterior with studdings up for pte ae alee with chim- AKE pou sce STOUT $ Best Buys Today . UTE finest of meterials and workmanship in this home located in the best residential section on 17 era te the. minute Kitchen. two master size. bed et space than needs FOR THE BUSY MAN | Who doesn’t want a large north s It ig excentiopal- Iv well built of quality ma- == with oil heat and auto- 980. Wo creens. lv Situated on a large jot. On | , Tut Pri PRICE v Located Fernberry St. off Elizabeth “Lake Rd.. bet. Scott ake Rd. and M5e. : WHITE ve HOTEL XORTHERN MICHIGAN mead 16 ior com * count rooms for ren e hetel. plus 6 room apt. for the water located in growing community obec tenons oi a8 uneelow Ww nal basement auto oil heat and hict water, very good 1‘, car garage. tie bath and excefient kitchen. You should see thit . LoTs hed have a varietv of wood build- focated North. East. South and West call for locations. and Just isnt for subdividing. Call for details.” Le ES REALTY CO. a 5-6173 - DAILY 4-8 P. M. 3. BEDROOM RANCH WEST BLOOMFIEL: 5 BEDROOM & 2 BATHS WATERFORD “Northridge” . us ye A rt and Southward of Andersonville Ww M. A. ~ KENNEDY “REALTOR _ oa Evenings “us nee OPEN _ SAT.- SUN. Ito | 3097 New 8 room Lake area. te paneled 3 den, 2% baths. larce dining rooms, wit! double oer an peted—- basement with 15x64. Tecreation with —— 2 car garage attached, Franklin \ FH Watch for open signs. \ SYLV. AN VILLAGE FE.5-5091 or Fk 5-9471 ff no Evel Ph §-2564 Open eee ond days iil — Cor Realtor Co-operative Real, "Estate Exchange ~ Crawford. | A Real Home Lovely 6 room home. Has large ving réom with picture window Full size dining room very neat ~and compact Eichen with. large space. porch, nice inves basement — Of space for recrea- This home: is on nice lot with plenty of me fruit trees. Priced May we show you : Like Fishing? ._ this fs the piace for you. teh fish righ A lovely load. a very Fruit trees. 2 car ga- I — = thai high- bedrooms, pic- eh. “room, dining : RE _—_ — brick ranch. Forest | spacious bedrooms © ‘fully car- bs on *4 acre. | |IRWIN & ROSA| *t FF 5-0lul “FE 2-854 FE 2.2161 |? aepeaaa, nae DOWN PAYMENT PLUS costs p "FAVORED _ SUBSTANTIAL ” Adjectives or descriptive phrases : are. necessary cause a. we eee type of @ home, will ste ‘the anew here. ; . Let's just , jay. . 6it's) simple yet ele; A / bs ss = A ftew of the many fe even and e with ventilat- twin “vanits a tok - anda’ in master bedroom, anity two sone hot water system, optional Dishw r automatic = a water softener, cai- PRICED FOR QUICK SALE” Laer dupticaten for 1 Saxe 60x130 ft. lot. ad room home ls Ra room Tomes, Si Bt deena NICHOLIE. & HARGER ; You can turn into quick you'd like a For = “Whipple Lakefront Money! fo For Sale Lake Prop. 44 2 BEDROOM RANCH HOME AND fenced in lot. % acre. ss throw from the lake. $1,500 dn. Call owner FE 5 window. Fire- e. Electric tt in each room. pe room. $23,000. ake ‘Orion Village 6 3. 2 lots. 2 car Fo al a. livin =e — : G “turnace $12 na PAUL iu, Jones, REA ATE Otter-Sylvan Lakes i _ desirable, _— and ory take a fon ! ene | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor ae lla aS FE Grane tates seuninge. Priced right 200 FT. HOLMES- BARTRAM 4392 Dixie Hway For Sale Resort Prop. 44A PPPDAP BIL APP LLLP LL PAL fl ATTENTION FISHERMAN! = — oe $25 & — sy ge Sh of aad Sc en Hicks, price $895 Wilds, fish filled lakes, . ie ne ex: cellent hunting bound by H State Forest, See Art Beck whline Wilds Of- fice 4 miles east of _OPEN SUNDAYS. - Sele. Suburban Prop. 453A ~ ADAMS RD. zine Sites, 131x200, Choice and FRANK SHEPARD Tlenken at Adams OL 1-511 ~~~ A, -@. ELLIOTT & SONS Wacerocenecn at Middlebelt JOrdon 46 MA 6-2503 For Sale Lots 7a BPPBPLAL LDAP LLL * on “Subgirision 133, | HUN ile - e iv 6s. _OR 3-7319. . BY OWNER Se RE rane frontage sonable. 5-0875 after § p.m pia many os - opEn DAILY #709 SUN. 9 TO 5 very con: wv I.. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362_W. Huron FE _2-4810 OAKWOOD MANOR | Large c lot tn the best sub. restricted. sient spot for ‘a fise’ tome. $3 LAKEFRONT in one group, $4,950 for all five, Terms. _ Edw. M. Stout, Realtor : Open Eves. ti 8:30 Ti ON. Saginaw St.” FES-8166 Walters-Clarkston Orion Acres F A wo 7+ -™ o — ae. 83 Zz 3 a 2 + Watkins: Lake Park Sub. fee tse Soa. lots on. 8 2S onney. ae Se at only tess wits $506 atkins-Pontiac’ Estates | 3 OW. Huron a5 as ivan ieee , , For Sale Lots ” 46| - OTTER LAKE Larce Wotertvent lot. be mR pom Otte: oft Cage i eg eat aa. of ae —— just off PONTIAC LAKE Waterfront and takefront priced from $1.000 to 82.000; CRANBERRY LAKE 100 Lewes lakefront lot. “containine | almost 1 acre of land. Beautiful~ high siahtlv suet tafe rood weu and picnic grill. $3,750. F. C. Wood Co. : Realtor Road — M5e Corner mer — take rv; tire $ call 1038- ~CHETOLAH SHORES” Hr eer: Pinna eg ior ents Soe. ae ares ‘DRAYTON PLAINS Bes 3, acres..Close in. Corner. Runnin ream. Only $1250 with $250 . Terms. . 3 odie - Beautita butid- *privile : . LAKE = building lot. Lake priviteges, Dorothy year Lavender FE A “em et "5 303 ___For Sale Acreage 47 - guBDI | co aaa : Corner lot west. of Pontiac 2main S roads. Sixi03 f. ight in co! — sec See this _—— vestment. $7,000, with fn $1800 dow: | “FLOYD KENT, Rote 24 W. Lawrence FE 5-6105 o Eves. Next = Sencmnens Power THAN 3 downtown on main’ highw mately 19 acres. wil 4 divide sult your needs. Roy Annett Inc! A V1 : REALTORS... ..... Do.e Rvenings & Gundey'1 4 = will handle GIROUX & FRANKS” GENERAL REAL ESTATE 4305 ogee ly G » OR 30701 Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A | STANDARD OIL _ a FOR Jease. Two stall established business. For farteer, yp call Lincoln 17-3248 after 7 ea Gonban IZABETH AND CASS LAKE RD 1 PT. BY 31. PT, STORE ROOM 4800 FT. GOOD FOR ANY BUSI bay seer bl AND 2 APTS. IN BLDO. - Attracthy pg SPage A neigh! Business Opportunities 51 31 eae $2200 SM ALL F. ARM ‘alton Rd., off - pew school. D. BROKER E_ 41157 or. rire 7-6136 - BUILDERS 50 lake ares lots. 5 on the lake. ‘palance with lake rights. Ripe Priced “for- Near churches. schools. . “Broock's” 300.8. Woodward. Birm. MI 4-¢700 For Sale Farms 48 Oxford Area. Large house, 2 barns, milk house, - ona misc. other bidgs. JOHN K. IRWIN }20: ACRES ON DIXIE HWY isang station. restaurant, 4 room room . ideal for Motei or Drive-In Croeaygcan ors kinds of 160 ACRES" ay: ' home. 36x64 ft. “Biagehione’ with sere Sam, A ey Sotive 5 8250 per acre, good ‘produ JLoy D KENT, wey ; $6105 pom ERED roeee Fi z \ ALMONT 180 A DAIR é ‘ rs en ae good if iy -—~8 vel * allo, auiek | 187 acres of very productive land. | We ctaliz = 2 ee: properues fo eats or foaes taure phe ke puts . ot ten estate " desired. | “Includes all the cmenent lease service on your call. — * hee "PAUL D. HAMMOND |, mo. ee Realtor GASOLINE STATION. 12 STALLS. (=. bree PE FE sane “— $2,000 will handle. rE ein? wget ACRES (aa St St Ping, Nig leet fund A bette | food Tlecaien “woe, fuses deena, Soret somes | ee Pree pronert ede $4200 with | eee EQUITY IN 106 SUBURBAN BUSINESS : uid “STORE (PA KING LOT Th ‘cor. bara oe penis ont eo Aus " rE 9 eves. For ‘Sale or Exchange 50'- Sale Land Contracts $2 Lal $1, reste 400 DISCOUNT — month st ¢ per cent te Teall FE 5-044. Money to Loan 53 State Licensed Lenders) i 202.N. MAIN ROCHESTER, a ‘ LOAN $25 TO A OU! TEAGUE FINANCE CO. title, Taibutes. = Foon og OAN CO. FE 2-9206 20? PONTIAG STATE BANK BLDO. Ph Rothevter OL 60111 OL 1-901 | "home tor gown, payaient “GET CASH QUICKLY ir Up to $500 1946 to.1953 jicet annie © OAKLAND wo Hours: Com. 9 to £ ~ NEED $500 or less WITH CUICK ee ~~ nenhie- ; Me Voss President. Ph. FE 5-8121 . Home & Auto Loan Company m Nat'l Be. , iaandar ¢ te. 1 4 0 signature endorsers $25 TO $500" GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORP. 69 W. Huron &. . WHEN YOU NEED — $29 - $300 You can get it —— on | FE 3-T18t_ ! coept “old ; Fer Sele Clothing — es o,f Tee {IES tr] BABY BLUE NYLON SHORTIE coat, size-14. Goo@ condition, $8. Call OR 3-7665. DRESSES, ; F SPRING FO Only wae PE Aqua, lilac and yellow. Sizes 10 and 12. FE 40029 r Tommis EABTER COATS. Psa] 10. Cheap. PE 40307. 2 7 wonaira SuITs. GA car FE -4-1574 70? Pontiac State Bank Bidg. LOA, Tivic BAXTER & LIVIN Lawrence St. Have other in- | after 6:30. i mé., Northern Michigan ‘onaant We have a resort that will sult | (7 W_ Lawrence. LOANS | ComMUNTTY Loan co. Payments to suit your budget We vill be «i you with your money p to help ~ FINANCE CO: as FE 41538 PE 27131 SHOPPING FOR A LOAN?.. “YES” promptly to employed men, roel Phone, “LOANS $25 TO, $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. PE 2.9249: Pontiac “FRIENDLY SERVICE 5 MEN'S SUITS, SIZE oe. ent condition PFE 43786. | Sale Household Goods 57 ou ~ Houghton Lake Upper P - Cabins near Cheboygan foutdocr No. 3609 M iscellaneous We = any Name a business ce STATE- WIDE | ° Real Ex John A. Fone Eh seman FE 4-1562 FE sev “There's Always a money. maker, — Tre ro egere gap fi $38, years in the same location, cll- entele $12,500 includes k and fixtures. Call today for appointment. ‘PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 1 Oakland Av FE 2-0200 : “Real Estate since Isis Partridge} 13 THE “BIRD” TO SEE quarters for owner. TOP DRIVE- IN One of the finest drive-in re: $16,006 ‘on term With ‘plenty of fishing for every- | one | aqeeg ca tees aes mney ‘| Also we have the very best m kind of vari BEER & W INE-STORE + LIQUOR BAR ing. agra nha sd cron | for 375 . Dp for drinks: $36, [folly on this busy moneymaker. j saetoed = fee ark meh Sasinees. Corner loca wi plenty of parking. now dn. on real estate TRAI ER RENTAL es Pane egg = Poy main “a i. hitche: oth- er equipment. ‘eal i | atge Seppe Businesst. gee lon 4 8 ALWA ee $20°TO $300 SEHOLD FINANCE w St $500 CASH for You Toda Gouay here ‘ANY WHER. Ys WELL TREA TED Buckner CORP. OF PONTIAC : : bor. | — | 37 years. - BUCKNER’ ene 18 s THE ‘OLD RE. | m Ma ATE LOAN YOU ARE beleiyy fliIness comes: When there inert = layoff. oF _ poymen vou glad are dealing with iy BE where you are re sure of k and considers treatment. ' BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY — can obtain to $500 today — at Buckner’s for a shor time or take up to 24 months y or low monthly = eharge is less r : aj yee .. Studio couch os F RNITU! ED 1320 Baldwin Next to Adler fers eee AUTOMATIC WASHER, —_ (as is) 815, a #, i oe | aie ; sintied i a agi | INO Lal Uh SETEING OUT ALL 4 fied vads, To reach teres thing, dial FE 2-18 for an Se eH a et ee aS evo Be pe CLE aye Es . scella "Sand, Gravel & Di 66 _ For Sale Poultry 74] NCHOR FENCES: =e 22, Soe OF RATERE gam. BABY CHICKS Now IM STOCK. Ne mom ae we Ort 2 Ee. ALL fT PES GRAVEL| Mi 2 wks. St Utica a and 5 yd. wads Ry! in co Auburn at "Adame. hs | capes Artists’. "seiplies hobby. ‘ dir ated or GRAVEL “AND+- poner ine supplies—check. our clas- — 287808 i Fe aE rr elivered. Pers. | ; Ba Beaver er MUiverry 2202. ‘sification’ “Hobbies cand STORM SASH VEL. ILLIPS. SAND. & pt ey eg oe er. No. 24A, Aluminum gombination windows ~ | EASTER DINNER. ORDER NOW! LOW LOW pricel! © Attention, Trackers! , Rens er Toms at’ at clear y turkey | “ Loading {ill dirt on Orcha | MY. 3-61. —— ae FE 4-6089 i __Ave. EM 3.3110. wt take | pee FOR SALE. iu 2. SEWiko Wace te m, to.9 p.m. . ATTENTION. vw ; DELIVER i, 3 ees. OAkiand &- ALSO GOO NLOADING SALE MACHINE REFa or 3 yds. [0 & ae s a2 sevings om ail furniture make within , “tet” stone era SK| shire cheks available sirea by | sag | Some tluehtly tarred. Bedroom | Pot coal. ot water and steom only. $2." "Parts yraglun tien Irlahman in a ets ony eciee set ot ee c6e or better. |: aa ; eas heater. : cena, oral anytime. PE Hatch m 2 Ce Pa tana ge sehr fo Fink apwoauvel FoR page: etl ott Uncom te ieee tae | Teta e gugtt Pte as _ hve PE ciagevenes 8 Atbars | _ State pie ssils Pe Cte WANTED: i IGE tuNA =CAB- SFE 40 uy ae eee Cae pe ood a | | _sand_and AND PEAT. PILL. Tease We js We on r as iow es $50 do s seh micron {Er isn” | § 000 nd and gravel. OR 14 vrice a Wy, saree Hutchi . a = [ ‘Arete OR Es Fie xem Hutchipson’s Trailer = Sales th. PE 30008. ROSE " smc ‘exchange every-| No. t Dou _ Wieita, feucete and eure Sve ett’ cre. FR seus ase TE! MARKET. 026 Saci-| 616 Dine Hwy Dining noo _____ thing tor the the bo ome. Come in and | sion And, 2 Douries Fir dimen: | mm comslet alue re CUSTOM TRUCKING BY LOAD | "aes See Vika FOR BREED. .Comer mo Es Reed end Mound r i ra. board. mahoraay Maheaeny side| Oakland Furniture 35° PER CENT DISCOUNT TIL eae A. Tenele #00 50 vate ee ee ee a bs sucks, $3 Giddines R om iressers, mirror, chair « 1 SS: Seginee - . y 5. aoheey ase) 7 , 5-66R0 230 8. Dert"Hienws y Per rug. Ales several lamps. Sheets ae USED FE _2-$623 © 'HAGGERTY a ralichiaan | Fluorescent 383 sl vel ond $0) airs. Lxte Conk:.| Sale Farm Rroduce 73 All yery ends. Aa mower. . A 7 VEWAYS GRAVELED R AAA min tne e ee i ee alltel * — new. $65. OR 3-0004. : : = \NEW 7 RUSS - ae Boon MODERN- Mayne Washer A-1 Shape. $30 383 Sareaing St niean Fiuorescent. | 549 N. Saginaw use fa | > ew of se. OL 4-408 gel F. sEPTIC TANK | Peta ee | _ ry. Pho Yah Ontonrie achin- We will take your contract ear peersciaied: “aine “rains. ti8 wade Range 3° Fo Gy = 9 ENAMEL RECESEED | Ogden | Permey 0% Tome | Meg ter.“ Eat 9-100, ees. | SPRAYERS, ORCHARD ANDES | ea'en eed rains’ wnt icy. erin Michigan Ye RCA Victor Console TV with $9 SAVE. Buy ci orate marred. $21.96 up. | “ic equip PHOTOGRAPH: | ** Bit fh Neng) igs fe | DOORS BABY PARAKEETS WITH ra od pers te preigts ele Oxford Trailer Sales SE ar a gs SE a ce dee Sache ee cagew n> Peete |i wasd emon| Limited Time Only. .$598|. Pye Sestaat “pecacess | Sit Soca ang ort on ws .;.. ¥ TEST Se * rone: ete 1 eh | Jalousie Alum. 2” vs 1 | NC eLAtD TIL ..A-*. ae Mg yrothers to choose ral 8 se DI COUNT CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT, 61A. New & U | Used _ date Sits Suite | 1661 8. Telegraph Rd. FE casee | wee been near | rden tractors. coe Hi Aipental, Wes oe ERAT. nile Ld a Pate Ga Sonsstey. E | “ang chair anda ape ee cnTIERIOR GLOSS ENAMEL SAVE ‘Sr eetine out fuses S|, FREE (Baad Soesoetie tee tn Pac | "MICH. CHAINSAW | Scontttratta ae ae . Ais Ox ies i 5- | ings. e or. 558. ciganer 833. snr ros eae e i Lag & te YLOCK ENTILE SURPLT S LUMBER | ra Sree, See | tae SPANIEL? PUPS. : D panrese) wy, CROLEOM AND PAT OTE S| Ssh tare wi "a a eens 5 CENTS FAC as MATRA SLT agg | BPs Mental ater Orcas | Cuan ua Tia =| a ee | ae rear . folding screen, $2.95. W C S C i Chelsa ‘of 35 able ' 1031. fl rr. «eA is, GOOD CONDE per. oeit aoa a a DATO! L we Sx 3 ENT EA H' Ort FoR NACE. ING UIRE E | Sofa, Onklana Puel & a "Patat Co. ENGLISH SET: Ens i io ) WEEKS Ce ARD Se RS _tton." Cheap. LMA GOOD CONDI- aisarail = eames OW - WELL JE “yoncleory Des & ie sal. We a Fare” totter’ mane Forar | DERG nat wail past az af et FLOOR SHOP O18, GMO, RP Fd FLUSH DOORS BIRCH GUA pir thei tater "| tabered, 2e be ct Rent Traler Space 79 ve: __ | DuPont interior semigioss $3.79 gal. os See Put in hew garage doors. | Most- Py AE ea = ye > “STUB. your spray a MoDEHN cea McB To |. rms et . size from 14" to 36° un to 1| LOVEL + HO AND SEMI MODERN =” 5 | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | oPEx leBride Sates ao jo tem capacity. Complete with | 5 aatiny © our nity jamaced. wf 8 ‘and sit ee BUFF IEP COCKER FOPEY Hott I EN"e “SON weit spe me Seales —9 aces for = ALL-OUT STI "Return etal? csobal™ | BARES rs LeRSET AUTO) euPBaster eda tor vee_or | 3c Use iret Ss dee] ga shee So Sek eld Sn. | Shaprstey canner TRAC sre | WHE Qe MAILER, BARE aka I 1 ReHEN . r et for you lore 10 a. AGE : : CLEARANCE |... Draw Tit Tite Hitches ue $12.95 BAG, $29.96 VAL” you may choose from the many | before 19 am, or after 4 om. ¢ mos jumbo rine neck pheas- — 8. Mastice 8o. * hittord, its | UNDER N3 a e kind that 19.85 Levato sete’ with: | ___| MALE BOXER +8942 Milford uare Lake Trailer Beasonal items at rock bottom fa a oe | shrome| cer Pcomoortioy op g Aa ane “GC OR THE |HOME WORKSHOP | | _&1799. PUP. tite. Ma Bak | @rn & semi modern spaces ot. . pr io ip 9 at: i }- housetrailey. - £. rv marred. Michi- | JIL Sit FIRED RCED AIR ef,|CNE BLON 5.000. $75. 100 { Tele oa ana ste Fe = ork ot Siese alan. 3245. Dixie Hey. OR ae Fluorescent 393 Orchard Lake ee 220 eal parce ant rompers Ranley. power tools, “awe. ants CAE BLONDE, pon BED oft 3060 Giddings na Px soba. $20. | graph ahd Ward Ra. FE 3-9508, : Install UTDOO ee WEN = a e seed...... 203! = elt 00 2 CO. oF ron ‘ 7 Seeder. fertilizer Saco 6.25) DRILT PRES® BAND SAW. romr ‘S. SNOTH poh ee _ One =-W E P PARAKEET. AND ‘CANARIES. Steer makes needed ¢ geen © | = : . Hose soaker-sprinkier _.. 1.29, bie GE ironer. Boys ‘table $40 for both full size bed e-Way Trailers 151 Oakiand- Ave. bura_K. 10. e us tq make a real trade Auto Glass Service 850 4 tude soaker-sprinkier . 4 15 _tyese, Mouseheld tems. OL €ims. | S20. dfenser $8 davenport and to Coast. Ff. E. Howland. | USE OUR I Sprusengyweneleg cages, ent . * ner you need #t! Have ye gas te ft. cheer plastic hese 398 ELECTRIC LIGHT FIxTURES| stacy © 11) Brown Ra. 7B S345 Disie Hey OR 31456,” USE OUR TOOLS. DO YOUR own _food. Since 1927. 586 Oakland Ave. HOUGHTEN & SON 1 our-vereiee? Chew tmpsaien- wee wis ir solary power move’ 258 | pedi" een yet | LAWN MOV ORANG RPEAT iO" PRONE fits MN wghaeeee wfehcaed | testo Clams Po ans, | 8 Fon Race ol ete 110.09 21” rotary mower q130| wes. Bedroom: $4.50 val vari VERS Son RENT Wave WAGHINE ie Tatigtee’ | sete tee_ Mt _Cimene, FE _ | S8_N. asin Rochester OL a eh ot cele te o Free I Tb. laese- : 50 | 50 value $2.25. MANENT WAVE MACHIN ly, 156 West Montcalm. . BABIES. 791 | coffee to a customer with rhe poret $3.95 value, $188. Bliebuy | Sootei-smewers-- Jaeodsons, Tore, — ee ee PE Cathe (FE 27620. Pri thru Wed. | yose_FE m MEL-| USED FORD & FERGU- installed giase or Sinthielé 9.98 | | Srcsceut “Soo Orchard Lake, Ave, p : Ries ELECTRIC RaRDwane | | mie bie }SON TRACTORS a Saturday Until 4 eee Se ena Tae S| Bek e tga equipenee Set | sige: supplies Om St, OF Die iY PAY THE HIG 30 ¥ PLOW S-. CULTIVA.(22-Gau Be atiro OLABS CO i3| FARM FRESH MEATS | rans paaono ware pox | PLUMBING & on $1217, OR F128. | DOLLAR FOR PAINT? RAQDERAN SRIDGERACR OS SGADERS AND) 2] net roe, ne toad wes. | ene Ee aay | Smear nla ae 2 | os $= Wonderfat itn Biste| TORS, LOADERS, AND) ,, ATTENTION! . 38 E sa) OL TABLE. GOOD a | d . e ere {HE). fe fos Sbe Pang bam | “eee Pe ea ater Saas e it | nupeolh ret REN Ge w| Bosak? asm Be] MON ERS oe ronn,| Seer 2.45 — Py val. 69c, “hot "aces. iL MBER gers AM. :SD., . sh PER 4 Pager ae 95 REGISTERED ED COCKER P eS fu oy D, aipes Tranemission « used en- : "d Le aa | ie ae pore INSIDE OUTSIDE _OR. 31566 _after urrigs.| FERGUSON, FORD-| Sater “henns ebullt be ; EL] i ¥ - Fans - y Rebull! a PE Did ae a eres Sera saacte.. 2158 ‘oi DYKE MARKET Foes y_hacstient condition. OF i 0 Ee #1112 Se r Gunaiaa—anont| FERGUSON AND OLI Controls xenera‘ors cea votane x1 TON RUG 50 64" electric handsaw . 28 9% alto; at Optirke Cash & nl “ ID L. ate OR _3-8003_ ee Ae ie oe T 11 WILTON RUG. GOOD CON: 630 B ‘x D lec. handsaw Se\ con Ol aN | eee “PLYWOOD — pon NG BROS REGISTERED DALMATIAN MALE VER TRACTORS.. sori — AUTO PARTS a4 IN -USED TV Gio as | 26.95 1." elec. powerdrill ----139% | 275 Gal. 18 tn 1 = Birch exteri a ONTJAC RD. AT OPDYKE | ho ren_3325 Pontiac Ro PONTIAC FARM s —-— PE ey 16 in. used T 95 | hse 50" elect. [entabeiet Ee -110.38 | ON cop. Deliv cat, tauge vented) $16.00 & rior flush doors, 321%" | 4 in. fir “4x8 per sheet. ‘5.5 Cameras, Equipment 61 Alb BOTERED ee SHEP. | : a Petes seen Lovins “AUTO PARTS - z WALTON TV | 39.95 %2" elec. powe? drill” 29.95 5) _ Ad InsuTation. batt type. 100 ft. $4.00. | 4ts"h abou fir 4x8. ...... $3) SPRINGER SPAN a ey oa.) AND INDUSTRIAL Starters and generutors . $656 Waiton Cor, J FE_ 2.2257 breed eF D portable voi agate . ae LL aoe REY mano ba at. rock wool (not sweepings) | x5 sre “oy te bathroom board he — CAMERA, & EQUIPMEN | @ stock, call her . a Di TRACTOR: CO. — springs , 4 Si. Blectris ren oa 13.98 elec, NEccvec’ sonass «| 908 ER, 5 CASE ELECTRIC. fe 3 oui flooring. 109 189 ft. $23.00. 133 frandi ike bathroom board $3. iies,""_classifiestion number 4A, | TROPICAL FisH A 825 WOODWARD and un Darts for “46 cars im oe poco me. (cond 14.50 elec. motor sander ...24.38 In condition FE Seu, | {817.00 shorts. 00 | Retaroom, slectrie esters gt Sales Musical Pincomb’ ND SUPPLIES. FE 44 eee ae ay | eon onan Ave. Ph: -FE ¢4013 octane cuit register 60 eS eee a No. 2 oak flooring shorts. 100 Office file ca! a eee | ~ I Goods 62 OA 68-2976. yd Ere = oe Hol FE 4-1442) TRA ne cash regiete Wannocaie No. (2 oak flooring shorts. 100 | hes” aR eiriverat 7 . , en HAND TOOLS si 2x2 >be Oy cinta + $iL 9s tus Wp. boards, IMM, $78.00 Damaged Refrigerators BABY 8 GRAND PIANO, ORINNELL TWO YOUNG | Rui a FOK ___Auctio = 40010 +" $amid. Omid 4x@ Lamp table. 498 Carpenter bandsaw coves 198 wou: = wath fit 1 ‘iit heb a — _—— ft. $70.00. ee at give away ditties” FE 2 tiful tone, good eon-| _ 1118 a, . etsien. Li) es 77 7 = - _| matching ‘opper rafter aquare ... 1. : y J BITE ten carh_p0 dinette. eaten | $18: “7 steel tape toe 5 sgh mE rrequlars, oe 215 Latah ate ie 8 on. “HUTCHINSON | Perfect condition, Price pits Fi FET, SHOP. © Ga ase, RS ALL AvCTION EVERY role ors nt / NOW WRECKING - BR ISSERIE | 4¢ : cererce ce: Oe ‘FE 52109 | P'¥weods. plain and decerative. | ~Trailer-Sale [ 43 od sone des _Roch ie oe weed ener anorifige. Frigidaire | isee 3 bench vise .......... 693 FAD = ative. eee a 1949 Pp hse ‘ . 14.50 Mitre box with saw...... 14” B 00 4618 Diste Hwy, Dre OBONIC 1: ona F “jos OaMU ontiac, good ance outet E "refrigertior, on Carpenters’ Crescent sat... 288 IRC coe dee RS Paul Se Cyr > Lantiber Co. 2 we tan mete finish window 4 SPINET. vee i me = . 5 AUCTION, HOME FURMIBHINGS |. posi telrtLiee taper Nl a 5 neces § Limited Nuyaber $7.00. je Lake Ra. Commerce. nced. Terms. r oarded 70) *.™ 64 W 8 REFR ERATOR 5 G6O5 | ae utitity toot box.. 2.95: MERCER EM 3-2751 Pl od “ SS te ee ee fenders and door, and — weypkein, 8.90 Serpeomatic torch ..... 6.751 400 Pont.. Ww: ALES THE ywo Cc ALRBI M IS 4s BC Dsl ae ie I Reid J losing eg ae an all. First. $99 “take tates KO So243." | 35.00 ‘Mechantes” toot bo coos t {ii MA ‘egz33 9 “8 -_ FE 4308. bctae FA ‘gil kinds & tive. oes Eis ~ § BATHING AND CLIb. mrinistrator Apmold, and. and P Hickmert "other ‘parts. | OR3- — dearest ae | we SS pearing moter 21 ae TO te Satine ’ chipped bethtuba {aa food), gts ee “aoors & rowers | Oe ae Pe eae Ce Pest, Burr-sb: PRIVATE RUNS 8.2150 Oxvord. a oa after 5. : Last year we w: od ae am- PONTI PLYwoop, a : irain & Feed 71’ = : : 98. RB. ; HOME ITEMS anew recked over 221 ovens used. fa ones “Tinting ies ‘Bevin £94549 | MEDIUM SIZ PIANO. $78. GAL- Hay, Grain & Feed 71 AUCTION — NIGHT ¢:30 z : adies’ handbags ...... utehinson’s Trailer Sales, ry cae 50 —laghers. FE 40566. Pr Spie Men's water Wetase' on reat at Tl adines contract to soe ae Hwy., Drayton Plains, rll gear qas. poater Om ‘o. wt a5 —|APALFA AND ALL KINDS or ; pases Bey between Draytoa and e etd < R Store ce age 1 .| fa OWER SH R_ SHARPENING MA- tings. hay, straw. Fey : : 2 aginaw Rem. 6@ deluxe tasor. 18-98 We employ. 40 men, not chine. $60 NG MA 54 aa a iP TAN, 5 GSBURY CABINET oats. corm tractor; FARM AUCTION MO! APRIL. 4 émat coven ctainiace ‘Kitchen 990): ee 9 ee ee FES a0es. a) Se Se Saeciont on- RLPALP A BROME, AL 1 p.m. S170 Newark Rd. 4 Mi. | 077% valve plastic | cov $0 Eureka cleaners,. tools...67.50| ®ttists. LIONEL & AMERICAN | a 76. wiles poh and lv, Mi. East ot Dry- | $14.95 value fibre cover: ae oS beomywere ceniters.."..058| Wi EL AMERICAN|' NG AN L wife papers | Dull, S'hetfere, 7 uni Surge milk: ee = e oe COST . snip all salv: RA _= 2 : rE iT, . after 4 pume- milk- $50 Revere saucepan de cover 4.98 Se een Oe awenn YER dene : SPECIAL Ee er S 2m] Cooler 18 Dik cans weal ee ag paola Seles : Be ‘Suiversal chine boavd 198 ay = need e004, sed pod FL ete err io . eos Cee - New famous make console, m ggg ag Oe “KINDS OF | Spreader” 1938 Jona Deere. plow, BUM“ING & 95 Universal coffi 7 b - Ob. fac < 30 a * oats, corn, ti e ge truck Or- w ERI ¥ 13058 See” hutreltpper apts. 2-58. materials, Met i na “ta W. ant Friday & Saturday Se hall down oe Set __ MA 6.0066. _tractor | ‘ile Edwards: proprietor, Lapeer REE ESTIMATE” 2280 Popup auto. toaster..... 0.8 a “cowl TORE CABINET STY = D spat a2 ' ay Thrvsicco._ ALFALFA AND BROME a= Juainote Beuctioners: OA b2226 | LE MAKES OF CARS > x wr nmol ‘ nm 03 p.m. ne “CA 10 or 8-21 ‘GENERAL ; = UNION WRECK] IT 2 ee ae 30 TON. WIRE BALED TIMOTHY | HAVING SOLD MY FARM I WILL “BRAID MOTOR ‘SALES - WAREHOUSE CO, CKING NEW" Somniete range of household fur- Ser, Soe Seadecr Bt, Oxtord. seme! iad a — o 4p? HONE FE 20188 ’ 1 M stove | arg ree ated mi. west 3 e- Fair Deal ca Telegra Horee aur rgoamn ‘Bole . ‘sian erator. carpeting draperies. chine Baiueo Hay AND STRAW. FE Ml, soutn mi west of ____Cuss ‘at _West Pike’ St . 3:30; day, Friday Evenin ae ECO 95 Kinds of misc. item Finer AN Corner of 29 Mi, R i signe oo serine wonme yy IN THE ~ Aik. COMPRESGORS | FOR CON: Me Ring gee peers ' aa j any reasonable offer.” —l. . > Band os ae LG Sd _ 2 Dectaning nce pi “ail po cease teers 33 Heed. Phone FE crete Vreakin : : i. e j oats, ue c ss erin Pare : 8 . ; _ Sewer Sieaner, Sta Par parnase with fontreis =e 2352 Dorchester silage, W:li - deliver. oa. ent, pa le mall x Rat 2. - “ ONES. z 5 snation sha plainer nd 6. on Mt en : = SALE: HA ikED TIM pl i a -_ rt dise grain drill _Fo ‘Se ONE’S. AL 1 sae ead motor with’ = thy, alfa:fa and clover. MA r. New Idea side rake, or Sale Motorc jes ‘83 a foes excellent | condition B-0061, | 2 rubber tired wagons. | Model a 18 Bale gg — PEE diz sew complete}... * 3300 SEE Us- BEFORE you Buy Bia agitesls FE 3 T.T ag MOS ace | OR PARTe A ae on ee : 250 conversion. We I MUSIC co ‘or Sale Livestock 72) ™*™rS “heny o0t-| “peec fer AND SERVICE On are weet sises in G.E. sir conditioner . 750.96 . sre | et items, George crane Pro-| David Loonie 4 c see e Harley nd »ONTIAG Comb, ait cnthionr & |. $en2 | QUERNSEY HEIFERS Kiccom i ae ae rey =a oe 4 Fa co. ee oe a aces 265. Mas and 2 = Pend fa} . icComs County Savings Bank , 400 Oak! da ‘ : id sink delure .. #0 93 Wixor mC ell gar uPA Sat " HARLEY - THER ler couse ' 3300. a es, aan APRIL iin” aa rae “AN: oR" ob DAVIDSON MO. ’ i I with coil 33.98 * eet mile worth of, Drevion | Gotings, antique dishes hand| “Gail On Sea» ac ae 12.96 |. sol Sashabew Kd. wit mete Coe for your East- .. —_—_ eis SS \ — Heed Dr. cintng rele besteses oak sak ee “s : RECOVER THAT Re errr tv “38.98 SEL. an a oat. DORIS RD. hei po prone and fre ry LOSS fut cloten roa door . - 50 x12 Li nolew A , fe — RY. GREY BURROW, | — ao | ate Sonmenty eee. through a Lost Ad! | esp house with wisi aie ra ms +++ 198 rade. outfit Moher” ‘readies. | Fe Pee mT ae aye molete o Minoleumg ee ay ay NIGHT TP ait i : Phone FE 2-8181,\ PT tee TBs all Tile “0c Ft, Fedyo., OUR ORANGE mile south and! mile West of -] ae 1» poms 10 ieee ear . ‘a e. . Wy F id, sane ome. re , ae, : : : : «#h “save kery rniture for every : ag PHE ELECTRI ts Wanted Wanted Livestock 73|_ 2, the home. Neary new ele: WORKERS quic ke! ‘ Prt ep ae vie refrig. washers, new trai sounded up 1 : Ht WANTED OF aLt| disbea” iitiquen hice tools. finds Forrest Jones, Clarkston, | Lunch’ rob: A parking, Ty- . lea Uptn, AucmMoneers, 4 y i) a4 i ¥ “Tons eau, + i PEt 2 yor sie ae OS “RS Peal) fy j rs fe oe : e ee Bao pete My, (A, ee eg, 4 a a 2 atl 3 ay ed spa) eae qe de tie ON TL i ope Mes y fae boy t pi! -} cae 4 bv eA . y oh - 3p au a td a; Jn ES = if ! 13 ot j f- is J . pes *, f s 8 . oe bon dics xt Ls pS BA es a “. = ‘ oe ota a — pel. , Pay N oo 7 “THE PONTIAC PR ys Puma "APRIL it as Nod } ek Z ; * = Dick _For Sale Used Cars’ a1} } . Fon Sale Used Trucks 90 Be Sen Meet coe mle |CARNIVAI 6 - eee . yy : Sw =" — | a | : . A a og te | mo -CHEVS,: [pee fee . SS Ds 7 DOOR ay OPEN EV I Fol: . q FE 20003 FE4-4531| 1904 Left-Overs | ‘ua ; For Sale Used ¢ Bes. Hurry While They: Last - EVINRUDE MOTORS = cates Bargains | “ALL BODY STYLES .. 3 PENN YAN BOATS” | - sis cut seus £ i be Fond, Orergrive. Like new. AS ‘LOW AS 4 = Pontiae r . Lik | NORTH. eee = $1326. 4) 1954 FORD 2 Dr. | Maplareaeenie® Remsen SPMSAGETaSS “Patt eas | 199 $1199 > Swine TT ad pe rag ee ae dquarters | | waogwr aomomee| $1199 $1. ; E OLass GAD. ft. —S) Buick Conve tinted Jea tionally clear 1950 Pontiac Chiet ois Aven ay model, oeves used. FE ——. al con gonaiion ee Chevrolets tain #door cau 2. babied: ‘Re- $310 down and Laanodl per month, or 7 ot car down, or : | . R RUN-ABOUT +00 FIRE- | throughout. Phone. FE ¢-3320. - 13 MILE AND WOODWARD eng heater and Hyd Ac. aie and higher pa: . . % ped Bg amd Case Ehzabeth BY PRIVATE O' >. ng BUICK : 4 z = = Pri) ot oe '’* @ * good deal if | take ina ed” with cxtta See, and, make 2 Mer OR Ste | At Buys” | "EVINRUDE MOTORS | 3, wit extras) Pipa at Sat | 1941 piymoutn Pordor *-~ 42008 PONTIAC CATALINA 3 TONE ‘Come tn and see the new quiet | or 6:30 pia ie46 PI Forder '....., 20. “ith Hyd side walls - Evenruces demonstrated. Trade- Ave. 1946 Dodge Forder........... 20.00 2g, memoton. 7 FE 28% or || 149 Pontiac 4 dr.... $299 . ; ins accepted Low bank rates. oie “33 SOTO 0000 1947 Sedan. 20.00 . : h ; r No down payment on som al , OL 11 167 ; ismobile Club Coupe . 2s $495. | 54 nigomipes 2 DR. DELUXE. || '52 Dodge 4 dr.... .$599 GC eapies- d bas 7 boat trailers + | BUICK. 1954 . 2 Ra Semeus Club Coupe 4 20-00 _Hydramatic,” PE 58388 after 5. $3 Ford 4 dr: $899 : ) KELLY’S HARDWARE Driveabie. GR Saute, | HS Bend Tater. BY OWNER aos wees 47 Ford 2 dr.......$99 i 904 Auburn at Adams FE 2-881! ; BS 4 DOOR ~ ROADMAS- bord _Fordor ee 2s 1952 Pontiac ¢ dr. Chieftaim de | '49 Ford 2 dr... cess $199 : | CENreR ee poss Mag PE | 1860 Birmouth Deluge Fordor $6.08 Rinses Reluate vaste PE Foe | 0 mi vin excellent condition. |! '49 Stude. 2 dr.....$199 +48 Plymouth Sed.. .$99 : TR 7 y Ls ee Y) 1955 PLYMOUTHS | Price sie. Call Jack Loveland. || 7 : 40~¢~2~C*~*SS . Tnland Lakes Bost Sales BE SURE 1950 DeSoto Fordor s+ 0-00 : - 5 *50 Stude. Cl. Cpe. $244. , Clb. Sed... .$99 ' Pontiac ee Pan 1850 DeSoto Club Coupe ..... $0.00 CLUB SEDANS AND 4 DR: | —FE 24875 er : 47 Olds Clb. | 6 PT, CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT.| 20 pody Slandard: shift. = aa Sous bear eee $189 DOWN hcide tires, lock, > and || ’49 Packard Sedan $144. . Goed condition. { you're interested | 1951 Plymouth Fourdor tire One ’ 2d $99 : =. tie SS i liz A i “ ry to Choose, from . Phone Russ at OR 3-7873 _ other eatras. —: Fl off 50 Hudson Cpe. .. .$199 46 Hudson Tiveeos | EVINRUDE. 15 HP CONTROL | GOaxiana. re a a Bg ng Bg Sashebaw’ Rd., 3011 Olmstead Dr. ° , 1544 : i ie == ee Molen, osty 86 PR io” BRAID 1_owner. 6 8. - Telegraph. ‘jo PONTIAC 2 DR. RADIO. MEAT-|| ’54 Merc. 2dr.....$ i AEROCRAPT BOATS a Nee ae 2? TONE. Motor Sales 196) PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR. Ri RADIO er, White walls. lee clean ca 50) Ply saath 2 “dr. $244 oe | : “DUNPHY BOATS __ SaMuETG Gal deenlen Gt Prueuth Desler te im | Renter, Good condition ‘with feed i. GaAPION a | 7 to ; Gueianp Boas Wells, radio, ete. OL 20077, sana ug? * wae win Ave, FE 8-143, - | “boor. 349" Watkin, Lake Rd. '33 Chev. 2 dr..... $899 es : / = BOAT SOAR Moro ror OR THE WH (O L E 8 AL ER A “One. thing you've got to say in him, . chet not a PONTIAC ‘so ) ={CHIEFT = 3k CHAMP. orie- || ’51 Olds 98 4 dr.... $644 Spring Buys / | UISEAYBAUGH'S | 2 Sugg Maatase poor) NO — | isin,“wit etrmie Farbore ci inal” 1 Naver ear a hah 28 || °52 Plymouth 4 de. S044 tad i 630 Oakland A sigan. Nice. motor, “eood, rubber. ~: oe sate. Jed ts moog down Carkner studebas- || °° ) -. 399-53 Ford Conv't:.. / ee THAT Smee Rises ce fone Hivdramatie, ra Fepred Row OLING, |__For Sale Used = 91|- For Sale Used Ca Cars -91 | Th PONTIAC ene Mr «3410. os BA es = +48 Ford Conv'te.. s 4 ; Eth en S ipecninee. Boueas PE 43181. Bee Fri. and FO DODGE ‘41 2 NEW TIRES. a be appreciated 611 N. Wi 4 © 3 os c. +s us i | Gown ME & eticek, Tenr's Marine 1963 CHEVROLET 4 DR. RADIO, | spare, good condition. private pa AC 8 DELUXE. LOW '30 Ford 2 dr.....-499 sq Ford Conv’t.... : Service. _san6 - Orebard Lk, PETER SON BOUT beater, tiated glass, everything os gle Ree | es PONTIAC Le : 5 SK. Dee : TOR’ 1 aed Katser a A W $1196. Ph, MBlrose 44259, - DODGE 10s } SEDAN, CLEAN. 197'9 ‘09 FOMTIAC COUPE. SEYORA F ORD _ if on to ae™ $644 48 Pont. Conv'’t.. $199 . j d ‘6l Kaiser Traveler Ga GHEViE BEL AIR HARDTOP” —8,_Johnson. wall tires. . FE 42116. ‘32 For | er z see ee coreaiss | “1 tee ‘W GHEVIE BEL ATR HARDTOP. |=) popor HARD TOP RED on iC 1953 4 DR. LOADED ‘ : Fs , t..4.$199 “motors, ee ster Prctere| 24 Maeee Ree ES THESE wis" eek oe Leg Giese Mn ates | Meng Sette Bion tee FACTORY OFFICIALS S2 Chev. 2 dr. dix, $599 4B8Olds Conv’ 4.8 | Ri"Oakiang et Summit, | 1953 ee ee Cot : agen rer wiser wl ot Seow. | Postiac ei DOOR. CUSTOM STAR RS 31 De Soto Sedan $599 33 Chev. Cony $1199 i ‘ast. PE eed. Eanes pikerecen. av. PRICES Th hi CHEV. ole Fe TABOR. i Wyrun trede,, yaa. : ings PORTIA 7 DOOR CHIEF | -FORDS ’51 Plym. Clb. Cpe. $399 - WeRcuRy-MwoToRs AND YE dramatic. radio. heater, power ae at. 8 passenger. Low mileage, | ‘49 PORD, $150. 3340 EASTWOOD, Wieia deluse, iyérametic. radia, 54 Ford -2 dr.... $1199 ' ‘Dae ieee Washers New catety Gres vena | 4 Ford Sta. Wgn. $1845 pe, te MOTOR saLEs | —_FE 6-683. —SRGINAL Ciwhite sidewalls, Other ; : 2 _ one _m wor | wast yeas en tel- | °S2 Chev: Sta. Wen. $1095 2 ~ M36 at Buckhorn “Lake "acr pain FR og TS jqncesatories PE tee aa - MERCURYS "31 Merc. 2 err t Sameer Cea snd Fenow Jacket | _sery 52 Nash Ramb. Wgn. $845) — E38 Sd we Pe | | huxe. (4 door, fiydre radio : ; ‘53 Plymouth 4 dr. $844 § falters Dison “Chate Bowes ane Ceavegar Radio, ge 53 Chev. Bel Air. : - $1395 wood gra: i borizon "hve. or thr < ae : Tea2’ | hee , Stes Caer, oe, LINCOLNS 50 Ford Cpe. woes . $299 , i SHORTY “HOOKS PLACE ase, Ouicinal‘stmer Gall after d4d Escelient condition’ OR 3-206. | 104 RED FORD CONVERTIBLE. |~°" aaa act . ; 184 Fotd 4 t. pick. $799 ‘At Poe Lane 8% pa Pe Sao 59 Olde 88 4 dr $098 fog CHEVROLET DELUEE aE.| 4e0emise call Fe est ast) ME SORaMmede mate, beer | cTaTION WAGONS. || 47 illys ‘Wagon $344 ’S4 i % tp .° N RD MOTORS. | ~ 310 SERIES TER. 8 seeee ¢ - FE 3-142, «| __ for . erred CAR GUARAN 29N {Seta Saran | “SEN aH Sr tact |°51 Pontiac & 4 dr....$625| aptage atin ane haw |W EGOOF CORT TORR, | PORTEAC sat PANG FDR’ | NEN |S Nast Sedan $5, ‘Sa Chev. stake. 9699 “| oSRREOMEE °° un | oa gotevig Sf bom adap | 54 Ford 4 dr....... $1145) Mea BS Bae Ek Rd | SMe: gk rab SPRING SALE 54 Ford Skyliner $ "30 Chev. 14 t. pan. $399 ‘ Ave, 7 3200 | diten & Mur Dee Ave FE 54 Ford Conv. .....$1745) “neater, Very good cond, OL Light blue, ‘white’ walls. oe naatet JEROME $4 Nash 4dr... ..$1099 is Fr, cus CRAP RUNAROUT ieee CHEV-DELUXE 7 DRPALI | °S3 Dodge V8 4 dr... $1095 | Wt CHEVROLET DELUXE 210. | ture: mew. Private’ sale FE, Our Buyers Are Kings! | 7 '52 Ply. Sta. Wen. $899 “oa ne csi D ty green, vs os vehae yciean and dependabie. 52 Chev, Suburban. .$695 cen eee inulin oa hae MUST SELL. NO REA-| *%*,, ce aoe ee t.com ee aaa ord | sail ) 33 Se Victoria $1199 = ~ oer af | Sara. Cran ta od Ben “53 CHE YROLT “BEL AIR. 4 eee e 4 . aise te a hat = —— Boor sonat le offer refused. aaa wh?’ ‘Tinsoln sedans ft ga | “FOR MORE TT's aN 3 od A . 7 | x Set Ted_Newkirk. EM_ 30072 itso CHEV. RADIO REA in ‘ore ee Pet WAGON eave vas | 181, FORD thay et new iat U MUST BE PLEASED! - eae ce ‘ mar Pesthinere® ena Wener Toure ood ‘condition. Ress | °59 Ford 1, T. Panel $595 od "WAGOR Mmilssse Mi| {rive, tedio Bester. 1 900 Ford. custom 6's. 2 tudors ‘thd WE HAVE QuaLiry AND 7: PR - ae : Hy peminen os Sond ere oes ne {51 Plym: Suburban . .$795. RS eee wert MOTORS. | St ee hed ete SBE cuaunes Sa a az] HAROLD TURNER, FORD ay trailers. Leading ‘brand of paint 183 CHEVROLET « Door. RaA-| 53 Chev. 4 dr........$995| 5 i, nati, heater. | 1 sOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER | 198 ld jereury Monterey 4 doers (95/1 Tvmouhs “52 to late °48 vy —— ; Siarine 1 accessories. cheng Oe, ous “Pion y wee! 51 Nash 4 dr........$695 ic he cya 89 SHARP |-"%2 —_Moodeera_Birmune DR. | 1951 Lincoin 4 dr, cise te wee s Gskck SS le 0 from $ 95) Zi BIG LOTS ; ; 2 Pacwrr Trained mechanle ot Laan alg 49 Chev. 4 dr.. wece® -$395 1953 Chrysler Newport, al owner Ssaen condition. Radio. heat- dio and heater. As ¢ = acer craoanies: “Sena ; : . ‘ 7 + our seevies : ’ ~ ‘ $3905 eht: : ; ET 2 DOOR D 49-Chey,. 2 dr____.---$ ey baat all tires.| or eld car down. Cork: ft, jespes Peek at |.) do who ., $305 |]: OF ‘ Y ae aa Telestavh FE 2-803 a Seas, condition. | 51 Lincoln 4 dr..... $645 anes = Sart te ee ie ‘Studebaker Birmingham.’ MI a : ah : man $3 sna’ so Packard from $395 -AG4 S. Woodward, Bir mingham | ‘ Teanineveniea Offered 87 priced righ! ween 1953 DESOTO FIREDOME 8. FE | TgaT aa 7 DR ~ GOOD heater, Power Your 5. from = E : ww ‘$2 CHEV. BEL-AIR. “a, drive: ‘5. tion PE 17-9062 after 4 om. _ will a aght @ brand : __Fhanmrontarion “paid ro| begeer 3,tane | Matthews- |“ as-w ye'eritoe ieee | Sf = caer si cea 13h Mile at CE) >—— California care atk far" Sa aece Cavtnes® Sete, at $2,795. — DRIVEAWAY at. y's eta -2611 till M600 pm, a : New _baker, Birm G Will ‘Trade And Finance! LIberty 9-4000 \~ FIER Some pare Lan T | enrages, eee om | FIQATOTCAVES Credit Sua | Bob Frost, Inc. | earner sc Mell attawest 4.7500 Iberty —- : Wanted Used cas 88 | ‘So CHEV. DELUXE ct iE RK: _Your Chevrolet Dealer so ng a eS NCOLN ‘MERCURY DEALER Wil Pikancm, real estsic ox cen JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-400 1} , ~ diatipte | & ut, 41, wom: 1 fommer ear #400: |g 211 8 Saginaw FE 44546 | Plan “TAKE ORION MOTOR SALES. ee | peONOMY CARs = AUBURN = t CALIFORNIA BUYE R ] Mi} sen aa 7 HAVE YOU BEEN TURNED RL OO ee ae . - : = ; arpsver poopare. |PRENAOEEL Se eT] Zar aECaO en Or auch? | nOpaoN PacHAneK. ea |[ | a rl. ’ aan ORNIA BUYER | SuEVROLET ise? CONVERTI- VY : BAD CREDIT. ETC? _ | el HUDSON COMMODORE. " . 7 SALT: . ' NEEDS ble, red, @ nice one. 197% 8. | HAVE A aco 14S.| ‘silver grey | exceile al las : | : an late model used cars. | Jo i’ WIR we “MOTOR BILES “THAT YOU CAN’ BUY. hyéramatio drive, radie end best- z : TEY ' : : i CASH WAITING fe $75. FE NE ent patie or an “MERCURY EXCEI ENT CON- | - So a : : ; _ dition it ; : ’ a “THE HIGH DOLLAR’ | O = a re | a ey ae : case, Ss . ’ as MERCURY ‘5° 4 DR Mt a | f Evade MEE BUE| Prices At Their Lowest | oe | Se "Your F ORD: Dealer” |} L = : j . ’ Delivery 5-9630. if : . |s door ...$1,199} WAY _|__ Immediate De! ~! | As ——. ean VANWELT _ [54 Nash 2 doo =— 2 ed . : - olet, 4 door $595/ x Deal Direct! cal od Car = on Spot ‘ ay CHEE caer —— 3 Piy mouth, 4 door $999) To sel oka the oh aon ous BY OWNER We Have o Go Us Yes, choosing a used car is a matter of taste-and ‘ Tor Casa Fon ‘Dawe | 20 Nash, 4 oboe — ght the OLIVER ; Nog Finance Co:! 1954 acd “88” x por for You i the fact of the matter is: You always get‘a better. oe | WRAP Cans OR cur cans.|'S2 Plymouth, 4 door $795 | way is the C Buy Here—Pay Here io, enter. signal | ~ Regardless of Price” ~ ———~deat at the RETATE STORE ~ : FRG ae or 52 Dodge, 4 door 5. .$795} _’53 BUICK ~ Wao SR . a {uum |e Chevrolet, 4 door $795| 4 ar. suver win radio ahgater Y'ALL COME SS = ‘52 Chevrolet. "52 Buick . BILL SPENCE > 1°5t Dodge club coupe $695] %¢ Drasfor, 495 _ i718 SAGINAW sT. _— {| —S— Really ||| 2 door sedan with radio and 2 door sedan with radio and A yd ieee oe Dodge V8 club coupe ; Se NATIONAL P "1953 Ford Custom 8 cyl. 2 drs. and 4 drs. Rea 7 heater, 2 eee + WE PAY “TOP DOLLAR FOR, $1,095 53 PONTIAC MOTOR SALES TIP TOP | ‘eicer com, . $795 : $895 i —} AAR ANAT INITD | 49 Chevrolet, 2 door $295 ‘mand Noaded win extras | —\fTARCH SPECIALS | ~ ED CARS $895 > J : MH NITY ’52 Desoto club cpe.:' $795 . : : ‘81 Buick Specia) 2 dr. Dyna. US : 53 Pontiac -_ Dodge, 2 door .. .$395 189 Buick Raver «dr. Dyna. ave edge, + eve. —2— ge - “ MOTORS ‘30 Dodge, 2 door ... 34 BUICK - >} Beak aray $345 lets, 1 4-dr. and a 24, “ _with oes a w with radio and Speman” "stn, Mir on ‘ ’51 Buick, 4 door ....$695 co. uv engine and | 41 Piymouth 9 ¢r. 1953 Chevrolets, Station Wagon _ hrarematie. -§ "803 N. Main, poor Draanw ‘very rt looking. | 49 vicesD —__| 3954 Chrysler, New Yorker. 4 ee heater, = — $1495 Oe OPEN TILL, 10 PM. —CHEAPIES ..— oes 1 ie at $150.) 0 OONEW CAR! $798 . : $805 * “Now BUYING CLEAN CARS” 48 Dodge, 4 door ...$195 : ide Used Cars 952 DeSoto, 4 door, a rer , : es. Boerner Birmingham | °46 Dodge, 4 door ....$49) 5 caFORD and | 923 ae FE 42185 Power Steering “$1095 1954 4 Buick 4 dr. sedan. A pac oraee and very ‘54 Pontiac __ 83 Ford 2 7 IT’S SUMMER a pore 2 rend : eee i canary renee OS “s TAYLOR’S 1947 ne 4 door. nice, $1 695 ‘5 bee whe wees ad bedeer: ¢ door sedan with radio < : J 4 "47 esoto, OOF . 6602 . : > : + : * 1°49 DeSoto, 4 door . .$295 "32 PONTE GOOD USED CARS : | he. q* PRICES a Bee ? nee » $150, aa core eS, Hydra. | 183 tinted ‘ein Brand new, con 1954 +e eee 1984 Pontiac Catalina, coral red aud winter white. $1495 - $1095 | ; ; $- TODAY Tae 2 watic one owne $095 : . xX beautiful car, : 49 Mercer ; ; ee 1952 Pr ") ar! Radio and 545 wuae 6 Gn. | *$2. Pontiac _ . y. | ee bo Smee Too Riemen- west Bic ¢ + ceca ratio Ts ‘ “e ar 1952 Dodge 2.dr. sedan, radio and heater: “Hurry. Sotaton eih radia: mesier and 2 door sedan with radio | at RA aes bneide OLIVER. ust Chet ar Delune. Radio Gi ARESTON Be ae $1095 | $345 =| ‘.-. wororsaLes _ | SCONelder ASS ‘S MOTOR SALES anand . - fo es F Fe ti | 232-S. SAGINAW ST. ~ BUI *K / At, wal ° ma. DeV ill, Come’ in and drive 'S3 Dodge | ’52 Plymouth / ’ ee aS aCRaP) “1949 Cadillac coupe zg t. JUNK'CARS & RON, Open "tl 8 p.m. L [prone Market 4-1561 < WE abe Bek heb ind TRADE thie one. / 2 door, sedan with sous) oud Club coupe pith radio and’ neat 1 ee ME Tes = FE 29131 WANTS ee a - ” | ki. “Die of the bei, ter. “| “$695 ; raat.“ i April Showers |] 1981 Pontiae ee, $945 POSD , = ia ete ae menace YOUR / THE © of Used, Cars! 1951 Olds 98 4-dy. “sedan, radio and heater, Yours |i] —__’51 Chevrolet _ a ee Eons WANTED ewes" // Bright Spot | oe ae fumed] rome fe fe ee “ ae . Stor BRINGS ANOTHER |. 7 : aoe, a TE “oe Dp - { MTEMERN & SHARP Month-End oc OLET " “April Shower” i Reni Ste eG] 1951 Mercury/ club coupe. A aarp car — fully |if eis a. “= Bring title-Money waitirig at C] O t Hom- meena cee cial . of AND second car equipped, 52 Buick on ac GLENN'S Ose '52 CHEVROLET eAOOD DEALS | aon ee m0 dynetiow | vue Mester Ané Sod hydramatic. “Bester i; ee . aie cod Be: \PN . $1,495 | 195 ' edan, radio and heater, O.D. | oc . Tijgeg MOTOR SALES | Specials! | tes oe OLDS & CADILLACS | ste tt mtn A vm | 150 Stadgaker 4d sed - $1095 $995. —) SR Gia ones watece . , — : se , “Resiey A t = rts - ‘51 CHEVROLB a 7° CARS | 081 rine te vedan. AB = $295 52 Chevrolet. 2 51 peed 3 = sah MESeTe 49 Merc. Sed. ......$195 Gace ane ecu bot bial og TOA FIT YOUR BUDGET —— a a +/rR ANSPORT ATION SPECI ALS . Sorrsinte ertible with radio, heater Esialine with radio, heater and f Eee Soe ee ot ee FS eV ROL ET Test Drive — Sell [me mat gation waren 8 111 1950) Hrd little rough .. peers $995 $895 : "SO Ford 2 dr, We © wa $195, laar with radio and heater. eer Syed wis MORE- THAN 100° ‘ARS TO i | 1947 ontize 4dr. saatetenedgudyistvereseees | . . . , ; \ : Wanted, Used Trucks 89) | eas A very good value. "53 Olds—Sharp 88 Tudor.| . CHOOSE FR 1947 /Chev.| 4. dr; .cccoccocccccccvevccseccsce GOS Five ’54 Pontiacs — \ bs (rs Sy Tom riokor. ws ro | 92 Chev. Dix. 2dr... $565) driving eesarsa $1555] "7 mar? 70,gx8 Fem cant Oe Studebaker 4 deo cccreetetenssesncees SISAL _ art «ray . ‘ 7 50 BUICK TIVING’ . .4+45- a \ | dit ieore ee SS TE ure mtn ner Oe oy New]. COMMUNITY _ Nit Ou, Twe Lots Before You =e f§ 995. ac 3) For Sale Used Trucks 90) ese ARE ONLY A YEW. Sré nuns good rubber, Can’t ask for ae Buy Anywhere - — 2 CED TRA ‘MANY MORE FOR YOUR IN. i finer'car .4..... $166 MOTORS =e ae io. — ‘ SPECTION: BUY RERE AND ’49 CHEVROLET ’52 Olds 2-tone 88 Club. /A ‘= 1 you can >: LOT No. 1 ‘ 4dr Deluxe Here ts a low cost - apt \ at. t Jatin eee : shatpie for you. .$1}11 AND . Ss. ou +265 at . Main, — = Hh BAVE. EASY TERMS good running 35 82 Ch pg Chia maroon fin- ms SS — oan nt | — cones — FE 5-4101 ‘ i eee hh eS : ish, A fitte family /car; fmaten 0 eeacmnie a te) te : “ CEN TRAL OLIVER ‘51 Chevrolet’ Darié green,| EQOKING FOR A gy. Woodward, ya South of ied | --RET. AIL TORE - r/ (beautiful, all the “ex: BUSINESS? You'll fin Phone eae fe s a é i oe - LINCOLN: ‘MERCURY, BUI K / tras. on vhs de $666 ker adverti Al 2 OPEN oe a Bet "trim er gyre. Mase'ee te | ae S a iL. C ) mney. Se : J ra FARES oi RPA 2 "Goodwill Used Cars” 42 GMC % TON 5 — : 210 Orchard Lake Ave. jin the justices aad 9 iv " | ; ’ FE.2 9101 tunities column in Clabsi- See ‘Cy’ for the: Best Buy/ |< 6 Mt. CLEMENS ST. » FE sur | my THE PONTIAC PI fess, FRIDAY, ‘APRIL 1, cals | lofShow 1 ren Recognition Value Calls | 7:30—(7) » Cheated Himself.” Day or Night | (All Gemes Carried 1460 on Your Die! Appelt ae 7. Wiewy it - COLORADO —uaanne sum, Sis 0 ge -- Today’ s T elevision. Programs - - --| Channel 2—WJBK-TV oa o-WWs-FV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel o—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHIQGHTS — 6:00-—(7) Little Rascals. “Shiver My Timbers.” (9) Capt. Video. Adventure. (4) Time for Musie. Jane Palmer sings. 6:15—(3) News. Austin Grant. (4) News. Paul Williams. . 6:30—(7) Ramar of the Jungle. Jon Hall in. “Voice of the Past,” Vacation.” (2) News Ace. Cline, Patrick. 645-2) TV Weativrmiin, «pe. Everett R. Phelps. 7:00—(7) _Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppets. (9) Boston Blackie. Mystery with Kirk Douglas. (4) Studio 57. Brian Keith in “Res- * cue,” tale’ of Algiers intrigue. (2) The Whistler. Adventure drama. 7:15—(7) My Story. Drama. Rin Tin Tin. ° Rinty snaps’ picture by accident and Indian deal in “Rin Tin Tin and the Magic Box.” (9) Million - Dollar Movie. “The Man Who (4) Eddie Fisher. April -songs.—(2}—-News. Doug Edwards. 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry Como, Songs. $;00—(7) Ozzie and Harriet. Ozzie, Thorny go fishing with some .neighbors and have some alarm- ing adventures in ‘Pajama Game.” (4) Red Buttons. Red}. _ Wins round in feud with his boss. (2) Mama. Aunt Trina decides Ingeborg should have stage career, Mama tries to show her she's wrong: 8:30—(7) Ray Bolger Show. Ray plays his own father in flash- back to days of 1915. (4) Life of Riley. Riley tries to produce, show for company’s annual _ party and gets involved with Bill (9) Heart of the City. Drama. | (4) Showcase of Stars. “Vicar’s |- the picture is evidence in shady | Kerby pare contest and Top- per is a with houseful of homing pigeons. 9:00—(7) pela? a Second. oo with Jan Murray. (9) Entertain- ment. Musical variety. (4) Big Story. Reporter persuades killer to surrender in ‘Case of Fright- ened Fugitive.” (2)° Playhouse of Stars. Barbara Hale, Norma Varden, Donald Murphy- in “Tourist Overnight.” drama of — trapped at inn by crim- $:30—(7) The Vise. Model leaves struggling artist for rich man and is cheated of fame when artist becomes successful and denies she posed for his most famous works in “Fame and the Fury.” (9) The Falcon. Charles McGraw in “Wheel of Fortune.” (4) Dear Phoebe. Newspaper comedy with Peter Lawford as advice to lovelorn columnist. Daily Star staff revolts against managing editor. (2) Our Miss Brooks. To make some extra money Connie takes job and finds she is working at hot -dog{~~" stand. 10: 00—(7) Passport — fo Danger. | Cesar Romero as diplomatic courier finds intrigue. in ‘‘Ha- vana.”’ (9) Inner Sanctum, ‘Lost in the Dark.” (4) Cavaleade of Sports. Middleweight bout; Chico Vejar vs. Billy Graham. (2) The Line-Up. Suspect lives double life in safe robbery case involv- ing chase through San, Francisco dock area. 10:30—(7) Sherlock Holmes. Ren- ald Howard in “Diamond Tooth,”’ case. (9) Down You Go. Quiz with Dr. Bergen Evans. (2) “I Led Three Lives.” Rich- ard Carison as FBI man. 10:45—(4) Jan Murray Show. Va- riety. 11:00—(7) Soupy'’s On. Variety. (9) National News. (4) News. Williams. (2) News. LeGoff. 11:15—(T) Theater. “Secrets of the | Jamboree. Country. “Stale. (4) little. show. “Reasonable * Facsimile.” (2) Miss Fair Weather. Betty Wright. 11:20—(2)° \ Nightwatch Theater. Robert Mitchum as “GI Joe." 11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen. Karen Chandler, ins, guests. SATURDAY MORNING $:00—(4) Mr. Wizard. 9:30—(4) Quiz "Em. (2) Michigan Stete. 9:45-—(2) Wayne University. 10:00—(4)—Pinky Lee. 19:15—(7) Cartoons. 10:30—(7) Smilin’ Ed. (4) Winchell & Mahoney. (2) Sinema. 11:00—(7) 7 Cowboy Show. (4) Funny Boners. (2) Pirate Pete. 11:30—(4) Space Cadet. (2) Capt. _ Midnight. SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) McKenzie’s Saturday (2) Big Top. 1:90—(4) Travel . Show. Ranger. 1:30—(4) Home Theater. (2) Uncle Johnny Coons. 2:00—(7) World of geal (9) Sat- urday Matinee. (2) Bandstand. 2:30—(2) Midday Playhouse. 3:00—(7) Roundup Time. (4) Pro Basketball. $:30—(9) Million Dollar Theater. 4:00—(7) Back to God. (2) Milky’s Movie Party. - 4:30—(7) Renfrew of Mounties. 5:00—(7) Press Conference. (9) Wild Bill Hickek. (4) Voeal Va- rieties. '$:18=(4) Michigan Reports. (2) Lone " Bendix stars. (2) Topper. George Underground.” (9) Casey Clark 5;:30—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) Ad- -- Today's Radio Programs -- . Veer sees oe ee ag a kes cae ce eee WPON. * WCAR, WPON, Me: 4a WIR Dance Orch. .. Theos Grove u pe News 11:30—WJR, Midnight Music CKL' Dunbar 1:30—WJR, Farm Porum 7:45—WWJI, News 8:00—WJIR, Jack-White | $:30—wR, ” ‘Blinkey 19;06—WJR, News, ww, land WCAR, —— Tem WPON, Manhattan Musie CELW, Da “‘WCAR, News WPON, Mrs. Page ° oe. ast. sranete Hour 9: a5 W IR, eae Gate one d. wean, Radio Temple News, Peatias Party Wik, Cu) CELW, Geom) WW, (ase) WCAR, (i180) WXYZ, Cz) «© WIBK, Case) = WRON, (140) ftomon? 9:15—WJR, Bing Crosby 8:15 —WIR, Music Ben WOAR, Moongay Caller ¢:00—WIR, News 9:30—WJR, Amos ‘n* <= = a We WXYZ, —_ coon eee 12:38_WIR, Music CKLW, Eddie Canter . #:00-WWJ, Here's answer | WyJ, Perm & Home 00 WIR, Tena. Brats 8:45—WWJ, News, CKLW, Sons of Saddle Wxrz, or WCAR, WCAR, Harmony Hall CKLW, Van Kuren 9:00—WJIR, Wm. Sheehan —_ WPON. News Minute : WXYZ, Ed McKentie SATURDAY AFTERNOON 16:15—CKLW, &. Kaye CKLW, News, Music ‘ WXYZ, Top of Town wJBK. Hews, McLeod 1'06—WJIR, City Hospital WPON, Off Record WCAR, WN. hythin eax act . fe:20— WIR, World Neighbors | WPOR. News, Spanish Hour cue ue tee : ww JBK, N George - CK KLW. (re Btrie 9:15—WIR, No and Chance | W = ee om =u) . WPON, News, Platter ‘Variety with | Henry Morgan, Coleman Hawk- 10:45—(2) Bill Barker’s Cartoons. |. ~ Party. (4) Happy Hollow y Ranch, | “NICE NYLONS = The Jace that 4search Council . said today _Mich- “Tlaw,” i ere’s | “Method i in LAll That Music Madness‘ trims a glamor s undies comes Cand Defends Recovery Law: Reform Group Oppores| Repeal; Act Applies to _Old Age Aid Recipients. LANSING #—The Citizens Re- igan’s old age assistance recovery Haw is not a matter of penalizing | 4P¢ those drawing public aid but a matter of “taxpayers vs. heirs.” The council, a non-profit civic _|reform group, criticized annual | attempts to repeal the law. “Michigan does not have a len | the said. “A lien | law Bock a claim against the | recipients’ property at the time assistance is given, although the claim, generally, is not exercised until his death. _ “Michigan’s law, the council 4 Inching Ahead \ 18 States; Similar Bill " Vetoed in Kansas “| lation in states which already have ‘Right to Work’ | TV CLEARANCE ~All Brand New! | ae Screens — Famous Makes! Trade your small screen on a larger TV now especially . if your ald set needs repairs. _NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT! ‘Law Now Adopted by ' CHICAGO WA drive-to estab- lish “‘rightto-work'’’ laws in new Admiral 21" Tab. Model ....... $159.95 $20. $139.95 e ! states this year apparently has Admiral 21“ Mahogany $289.95 $50 $239.95 | had very limited success Admiral 21” Combination ...... $349.95 $50 $299.95 : oo ; 21” Tab. Model ....... $179.95 $40 $138.95 The legislation, which bans union 3s shop contracts, was adopted by|} CBS 21” Tab. Model ........... $185.00 $50 $135.00 — | Utah, bringing the list of states CBS 21” Console .............. $199.95 $40 $159.95 which have the law on'their books |f} CBS 21” Console. ............. $339.95 $90 $248.95 to 18. DuMont 21” Console ........... $299.95 $60 $239.95 A similar bill oe was mia Se ee _ pond vetoed by Gov. Fred Hall and a ” Dinnd Camerla any move to override the veto was Admiral 24” Blond Console $519.95 $220 $299.95 | defeated. However, ‘the Senate|| Philco 24” Blond Console $399.95 $60 $319.95 tacked the same bill on an admin- DuMont 21” Blond, long doors . $459.95 $160 $299.95. | istration - backed, labor relations|]| Emerson 21” Mahogany Tab. anit measure Wednesday despite the ° o deiamEE Ree ONNRasee ee $229.95 $50 $179.95 governor's announcement he will|] GE 21” Console veto the legislation if it includes (blond, walnut or mahogany) $399.95 $110 $289.95 the right-to-work amendment. The “right-to-work’” laws have been a primary target of organ- ized labor ‘leaders who contend | they raise a barrier to effective 1954 Refrigerator Bargains ! We Must Make Room for ‘55 Models! union security. The measures have |] Phileo 9.§ cu. ft. Refrigerator .. $349.95 $100 $248.95 eed eg yeancipally by indus-|1 Deep Freeze 9.6 cu. ft. Retrigera’r $349.95 $160 $189.95 - tri iness j ! \o we coy ar Deep Freeze 9.6 cu: ft. Refrigera’r $399.95 $150 $249.95 Labor efforts to nullify the legis-|| Admiral 11 cu. ft.:Upright Freezer $399.95 $100 $299.95 it were completely unsuccessful in this year’s legislative, sessions. The laws are on the books of agri- cultural states ofthe plains area 1954 Washer & Dryer ‘Bargains ! We Must Make Room for '55 Models! Reg. Price Allowance You Pay ash others in the South and South-|] Apex —_ Washer, Installed . $289.95 yr ps | Apex Automatic Dryer, Installed $239.95 99.95 union shop. are poring Sine || Thor Auto. Washer, Installed . $299.95 $100 $199.95 ; Missouri, Colorado and Michigan. Apex Wringer Washer......... $178.95 $60 $119.95 a where they. have little apparent|}| Apéx Wringer Washer......... $149.95 $50 $99.95 chance of passage. Such efforts|| Douglas Automatic (installed ) ...... $168.95 were killed in. Idaho, Indiana,|}| Whirlpool Ironer...... ..Reg. $239.95..._.. Sale! $179.95 "Massachusetts pally ver Virginia. James Auto. Dish Washer, Reg. $289.95. . 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Hours: 9109 Delly_ Tthe council said. Passage of the -jsaid, ‘‘may be inclined to support othing that ot the state?” , I] QUALITY SERVICE 19837 led to a 29,175 increase in the old age assistance case load, recovery law in 1947 led to a drop of 2,980, it said. , “Potential heirs,’ the council their older relatives, if they real- ize they may not inherit the en- tire estate . ... Why should the heirs, who may have contributed n ,. have a prior claim to’ Demonstrators’ Blasts Jolt British on Cyprus. ‘strong police the wake of six predawn explosions WEEK - END SA. Es ‘FRIDAY and SATURDAY | _ ONLY! set off by demonstrators demand- ing union of the crown colony is- land with Greece. There was speculation a state of. emergericy would be proclaimed. - The latest flareup over the €x- plosive Greek-Cyprus issue oc- curred when five masked men dynamited the Nicosia broadcast- ‘lnch | | Screen 4 ing station, They fled by car, scat- | tering leaflets warning, ‘‘If Qur op- | pressors do not give us iiberty, = oe ee -with our own hands | * Would Furlough Solons WASHINGTON. «) — Rep. Curtis | (R-Mo). has proposed a constitu. | tional amendment requiring sena- tors and House members to take a two-year leave after 12 consecutive years of service, After the leave, they could return if re-elected. He said the plan would get long-time members: out of “a fascinating rut.” = All Makes!. Sac Sg ge Syivania ia TV 21” Model $169.95 up at a Sadie @ Ty ei 17s. gong eae Coll FE Stink wise: _ BRAND NEW $ 1955 24” _ Muntz: Television. FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION—CALL FE 2.3781 ~- Easy Credit Terms and Liberal Trade-In. Allowance! OPEN. EVERY NIGHT TIL ? Labor Surplus Area list_of labor surplus areas today. “| Rep. Alvin M. Bentley (R-Mich) _ | from a year ago, Ut — Owosso leaves the tor industry, plus the fact that two Brisk hiring in the electric mo- newPlants are being built here | “ 7 / 3 “ | mf ‘ THE PONTIAC: PRESS, FRIDAY: ApRit. 4 1955. Owesto No Longer ment in the city down oné-third | Ang Arbor RR Plans New Yard at Owosso OWOSSO uM — The Ann Arbor | {Fem yards, east of Owosso next Ths yard wil conan our aly said ja. oticiale in We Crimp Pinball Craze TOKYO @—Police tilted Japan's Of | in Washington. Anderson, a Houston, Tex., attorney, succeeds Robert. Cutier who is returning to his former position as head of a Boston, Mass., bank. 18 U.S. Newsmen Start Moscow Tour MOSCOW uw — Eighteen Amer- ican newspaper and radio repre- sentatives set forth today on a sightseeing tour of Moscow, The group, members of the 1955 ‘{editors’_ four of Europe and the |} from night Warsaw. They expect to remain in the Soviet capital for five days. After a conference with U.S. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen, Famous Trichologist Tells Truth About Saving and Improving Hair This new method of home treatment “for saving ond ; growing thicker hair will be demonstreted in Pontiac, Michigan, Sundey ONLY, [April 3, 1955. These priv- /-ate demonstrations will be held et the Pontiec Hotel on Sunday ONLY, April 3; 2 p.m. till 9 p.m. ” CHICAGO (Special) —In an inter- the conduct examinations and to immediate attention. faithful observation ¢ simple rules.” “It it ‘worries you call FREE EXAMINATIONS —fhis -examinations—is -very- tho- rough dnd highly ‘echnical, it sits quires 20 to 30 minutes. nere ier charge . sna this examination and no appointment necéssary, After rag emerge he is told the required how tacts i 8 After starting — he regular the Millard firm in Chicago, and a tri- chologist will = to check his progress periodically, To spread the opportunity of normal, healthy hair to. og foe oie sands who are desperately king for help, the Millard firm is send- “Mig specialists to various - cities throughout. the United States to start home treatment. 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