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The Day in Birmingham | — “ri y _ —
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rming Citizens Grou Faint as. Sr OD Church here, The Rev. Claude D. gf ig ares poy Friess, pastor of the church, will funeral Friday
: From Our Birmingham Burean ,ant Ridge home of Yvonne Mar officiate, i follow in the | &t 3 p.m. from the Brace-Smith
BIRMINGHAM — With seeming. | shall, Oxford drive, for the affair Drayton Plains Cemetery on Wil- | Chapel. The Rev. Lee La Lone of
ly wnsurmountable school prob. | A program will follow | liams Lake Rd. pe Donelson Baptist Church will
’ * * * Surving her husband. fi ‘ciate with burial following in
lems snowballing at a faster pace, x quite a -sell-out yet is the Senahece ond tour ena, Mra’ Rab- Oakland Hills Memorial Park
than ever. the school board for annual variety show that some 500 ert Kline of Gobles, Mrs. George Cemetery.
the first time in its history, last. Birmingham High School students Cole of Indiana, Mrs. John Schau- _——
night authorized the formulation of will star in tomorrow and Friday man, Mrs. Phillip Carol, Mildred |
a citizens committee to serve the night, in & pm. performances in Anderson, Alfred and Gary all of | Vy Fog Blamed
board in an advisory capacit) the school gym | Flint, Robert of Wayne and Ray- .
Up for voter approval nexi year oe os ess mond of Clio. . Morn C sh
will be a possible millage increase Piiediayed fall vile eka | Mrs. Anderson died at her home for ing fa
for school operation, This is the | : . ; 2812 Thom St., Flint, yesterday. She
last year the school system can ~~ solos to dancing ad singing 1 ow will be at the Brown Funeral Home BE sty oan TOWNSHIP =
operate on the present 3.5 mill) “Boruses of 100 teenagers. Ticket , Pe ee a : in Flint vy fog was blamed for a
iow lowe to ieee the theat eaek neers: S73 Sa eee oes ee a 7 ae when she will be brought to the schea-tus- ane pte oth coda dr
since show was | _" tg Tae a Miple between Telegraph
The committee, as designed by | presented im 1939, part of the pro- - a ; - church at noon. Lahser Roads this morning, caus-
the schoo} beard, would be ® | ceeds help cover senior ¢ NEW FACE—Sporting a brand-new look is the WKC store at |store president. The second phase of the store's remodeling program ing a rush hour traffic jam.
sounding beard of public opinion tor such things as year Sin aga 108 N. Saginaw St.. which has just had its ‘face’ lifted. Used in the is slated to get under way in January and will feature changes to Joseph H. ney children had not yet
on building, operating and cir’ and Skip Day qunccemente. |construction of the 72-foot-wide front were Italian marble, extruded the store interior. Joseph H’ Binney, 55, of 244 boarded the Birmingham School
iculum subjects. ; aluminum and a special Virginia brick, according to J. J. Wainger, | . é District bus.
Th 4 . : = Walnut Lake Rd. died suddenly at
Te pret wil be ved ver g Pee hago Aagetre OE rsa Lake a, in rotor | Barbara H. Chalow, 2, of 28 o the Birmingham Council | speech i ie ° . . The Joseph and Mary Ann | Tampay alled Lake, driver
A smarting Seat week, wise the Sorech ewtrctor, with the aid of Officials Preparing 12 Horses Killed Asks Reinstatement | reese ‘Binney. ne was born Sep. | the eastbound car that collided ‘ Council will name a steering com- — e 8 8 V ed : 11, 1999 and was married to Carrie | With the west bound bus, was the
; mittee to set up the three study Seven Yeats ih Tibet” is the for Safe Driving Day 25 Fire Sweeps — After Pensi Mae Hibler in St. Petersburg, Fla. | oly injury 2 groups. book 9 te reviewed by Mrs.| OF e riving ay 'Greentield fer ension crror Mr.. Binney came to Oakland| She was treated for neck and
. Board members also faced the \(;eqrge Woolfenden when the U a (Gasunued team Oust | nie Barn | County 28 years ago from Florida. | back injuries at St. Joseph Mercy
‘ unpleasant task of approving con- | AAUW Evening Book Study Group Page One DEARBORN (UP)—Ten (Continued From Page One) | 11. was a member of the Presby-| Hospital, Pontiac. The bus driver
demnation proceedings for acquisi- | meets at § tonight at the home of | be achieved,” urges the action | horses were killed late yesterday | "0° when 22,377 voters went to/ terian Church of Springfield, Tl., was Mrs. Emma Colburn, 50, of
tion of an approximate 30 acre| Mrs Charies Branyon, S. Bates) Says Governor Has No ‘omumittee. when fire destroyed the historic |‘ Polls, a “strange thing.” | and last employed as watchman | 976 Ruffner, Birmingham.
parcel of property at the southwest | 5+ 9; & er ‘ The ; | The retirement age was voted on | of the Community National Bank. Police said both vehicles were
A Mile road. . Jurisdiction in Lapeer real test confronting every 91-year-old Ford barn at Greenfield the end
corner of Lahser and 14 | Because of Thanksgiving, the ae ? al community in the nation on S-D Village, the model community con- by the people under the pension| Besides his widow, he is sur damaged hoch lage iden,
The Southfield township prop- meeting was moved up a wekk | Sheriff Case Day will be to remain completely | taining many of the relics of the Proposal although ihe age was pot vived by two daughters, Mrs. Jean So cased ae ec nee erty fale within the Birming. | , *." 6 | — free of traffic accidents for the 24-| lives of the late Henry Ford and| ™fntioned specifically. It was con | Pritchett, Mrs. Henrietta Locke} So pl adh a ret i ham school district. With pre Knowing that Christmas is just | LANSING W—Atty. Gen. Frank }, od Thomas Edison. tained in the section reading ‘and and one grandchild, all of Pontiac. seeing fog.
jected plans calling for erection around the corner, Newcomers G. Millard held today that peti-, pri said thet every church,| The boresh ‘whict drawn ——— how Also surviving = sisters; The accident resulted in ad
} of a junior school on the (Club members ha ted Rea | tions for the removal of Sheriff . ie: | > amendment, yever, and two brothers, William | rear-end collisions behind
north 20 coat ene remaining (Barr Baker. chasatianes » eon. | Clark W. Gregory of Lapeer County school, police department, club | many visitors to the vihegs. were mention the 20 per cent pension Hood, Mrs, Floyd Barr and Floyd | Chaplow’s car
ten would provide an elementary | sultant, to bring them Somme. are not legally sufficient. and other organization in the coun- | tethered in their stalls in the barn | boost for city employes. Binney of Detroit and Roy Binney
‘ “ } : shop try will be asked to give close sup- | which was originally built on Ford’s| One city official, who asked his| of Florida. ij school site. ping ideas following a 12:30 p.m.| Millard also held that an allied | "or re } ook ceed © daz sah a = ci Tot Crushed by Truck i However, of the eight parcels to | luncheon at the Community House | complaint against Cart A. Williams, | preareee. be ae Ford’ nome Primary said in-|> Mr. Binney is at the Pursiey Fu-
1 be acquired, it was noted that ‘Morrow. \former special Lapeer County, ©” @ nation-wide basis, the cam- Ss request. a oe Se ee nera} Home. Arrangements will be| DETROIT # — Three-year-cld
options have been secured on six. “Building Family | prosecutor, also was insufficient, | Paign is being directed by Harlow Empleyes whe tried te free the to ee wording of the announced later. Kathleen Tofilski was killed Tues-
. John E. Martz, school attorney,| through Relationships Complaints against the two men|H. Curtice, president of General| horses after the fire was diseov- muon. = day when she was crushed be
so ccalidaes te Gana tae con-| weed + i aa eager were filed by groups of Lapeer | Motors Corp. ered were driven back by the in- Ewart said the amendment pro- Eimer R. Moy. neath the wheels of a truck as it
! demnation proceedings. lone me - who le with | County residents as an aftermath! Cyrtice said the intensive pub | ‘0e¢ beat as the finder-dry | posal may be resubmitted to the et (oem el epee pan god
Stéve Gromek, star pitcher for games te live | Lapeer Farmers Mutual Fire In-| nena: graph Rd, yesterday in an|2, was pulled unhurt from beneath
$4 the Detroit Tigers, will be the} “© learm with, te grow | surance Association. | Give great cinantes to cnteting | The older proposal, passed Jan.| automobile accident, the truck by an employe of a
} at tonight's annual} Te” Wl receive special at- | safety programs and, therefore, | Frank Caddy, director of ad-| 1. 19%, specified that an employe; Born in White Feather Feb, 23,| firm where the truck had just un-
4 ny ron at Cran-| “atie® as well as educational Williams acted as a special | foster year-around attention to ministration at the village, estimat-| W@% eligible for retirement when | 1893, he married Gertrude Towns | loaded steel
i fal “C" ree toys. prosecutor agains, persons ar- the necessity for safe driving ed the loss at $20,007 | 10 years of service were completed | in Angola, Ind. June -6, 1939. He|
{ aang i Wil titel she te Goce at rested im a riot accompanying | and safe walking.” | Only two of the horses kept in| fter the proposal’s approval and| came to Pontiac 3 years ago from| There are about 230 million radio
: sports, particularly football and|the Toy Advisory Bureau, will il i ea yment pendllomerie The rommittee, alarmed over the barn survived. They were| # the age of 5S. Bay City receiving sets in the world.
fe lustinate +| for non-pa of a irecent high death and injury tolls |@r@wing a carriage at the time. The last amendment was to) Mr. May was a member of the
soccer, in whose honor the dinner her program with a dis-| against the company yury change that to allow retirement Moose
{ held. play of play materials for |due to traffie accidents, revealed | Firemen from Dearborn and the | Loyal Order of and was last
4 is being all ages,! Sheriff Gregory led the eviction the foll —— Ford inert | after 25 years of service. regard-| employed by the General Motors
; Special awards and citations will ont AE eentate wits 0 quntion party le paige facts A fought the blase They said they |(<3,0F age. As it stands, if 80) Truck & Coach Division. , . year, we ericans | - y
also be given to individual players | and enewer Period. Hostesses will! \iiiery to whom Gov. Williams killed one person on the average | believed the blaze started from hot | 52 sctires hetone ane ace ot SS | «pemides his widow, a daughter OF DATE CHANGE
and Paul A. Thompson, athletics : Rick referred the petitions, said that 14 minutes he coals which had been re : ty Mri, Genevieve Drobo of Ball
*] director, said some 50 boys have |*"¢ Bird, Mrs. Robert Stapleton rhorg —— = moved he would have to wait until the! Cus Minn survives. A sister, ‘ Mrs. Kenneth ;| they were not sufficient under the | and thtoughout the year. The to-| from a stove in the barn and/ of 65 before dra the °
eqrued versity letters. Ryan and Meg nn: Mrs. Alfred | iaw to give ‘the governor juris- ta] 1953 death toll; 38,300 placed near loose hay sion © drawing the Pen-| Mrs. Rhoda Goodwin of East Ta- KIWANIS
“©” @Qiub members, whose ellen | diction to proceed further. | 2 In 1953 there was an injury in : *Shighey so his | “aS and a brother, Milton of Green-
* presidehd ts Jee Braff, are re Classrooms will be open and | . ‘cu A Gad oF tiie owe | A p lj Probe resignation decause
sponsible tm addition fo athletic [teachers will be on hand to meet lke Conferring Today ‘s*: A total of 9.350.000 persgns | ate o1ce the resolution had been x service, for refreshments during | parents attending the Plerce School jwere injured to the point where , . Somewhere along the
Bes ee - 34 ee et rere a7 ) OSDINS |e ee, tem commentary for sports [of the children will be displayed With Congressmen af the accident. | ng Ss Ewart said he received
: events and assistance with Home- | and teaching methods will be ex- | 3. For every fatality, one or (Continued From P. One) ment's draft from A. G.
coming preparations. ‘This fall | plained. (Continued From Page One) | more persons was totally and per | & pension expert, and
the club dennted $100 to. the | A. C.. Spierling, membership] poticy is w ted” in view of /manently disabled, thereby be-| flscharged, wes found cheached formation given to him for
} Crasbresk Band to beip fursish }¢.irman, will also conduct his| what he ios “aie lear and ;CO™ing @ financial burden, either in her right band. } draft. 4
uniforms. cig San drive fer PTA memberehip, present danger.” He lashed out at |‘ his family. or to the community, | Gogebic County Prosecutor The | Apparently, Shighey and Ewart
Beverty Elementary School par-|each room to direct parents on| et ae aed ee | agin sat rgd eager dig wetag tend and nals as | Russia. terming Soviet .
entd hawe teen invited to attend | they enter. Dat ierection a Trajan hotee tactic |i 1953 in terms of money is esti- | of “a cerebral laceration end| clther to read it or see the now pe A ggnindiree fe Aapaggetade wien * * « aimed at winning time for Russian mated to have been $4 billion hemorrhage and shock from a gun-| s™meudmenat.
tonight, starting @ general Alice Lillian Hargreaves ‘| atomic and ultimat shot wound.” The report showed! “Probably, everone assembly in the auditorium and a| Miss Alice nen: Ragnar ees: ©] 5. Traiie acetienip inst year | unet a tate temtones Lillian Hargreaves, |Communist victory. were the greatest single killer of was fired at close range.| someone else,” said Ewart.
es tie Ava this fall. se Nig Rate Avenue, Birming-| Dulles told his news conference | farm people. They’ were a big wes lead and shell wadding} The prapesm was —- ie
John Temes, president of the PTA,| after a shot fine” | yesterday he believes Eisenhower's| killer of children tm carty school | Tin pon oe ine Bsus prema Bf Be Bom: at Guanenned tak @ wees FL fern Oat . \foreign policy adequately covers years, and of young people be. | 1" tory in East the
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. ™. Thursday. Burial will be | And Eisenhower, speaking yes | that results of the nationwide| oo oo cas wrens bellied e ° Artier of Piiaddiyide, Po. Bre. “The Pace of the in Woodlawn Cemetery. Detroit: : S-D Day efforts may be measured. Betty Caldwell of Hazel Park, Mrs { larger and older frame build. 3 |terday before a meeting here of three times in the bead. u rian mies Medicine”
ings to the fleet Door eaty be | tt am. , land grant cllege presidents Peatioe Prem has teen | (0 oe nas . nga Helen Sanburn and ‘Mrs. Gladys Modern
St dees of aa aa Mesery sesvies fir Dire near | Cormeen Sod" peaoten a hak commitice to lend its support to| Cadillac in Flake's car to report | Noel Fields Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. | Science consultant and director of |
: qwaeld at.devate efficent bas. . tomorrow at the Bell Chapel | House also expressed support for |5-D will be everyday of the year. entering and car theft. He’ is troit and Joseph Knowles of Pon- | Sneasin® inttecn pereeniteant
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ra | of the William R. Hamilton Co. Dulles. former inmate of the Boys Voc®-| Noet and Herta after a review of | "The funeral é 3 =<
2 than 3 residential ase would | Funeral service will be at F aa —— ra he Blackburn | ectentifie world.
arene Name Gnu et 304. Pract, Owner Reports Thott — UQESHS 3rd Issue — | ‘te te cider entre death, Sex| p'suseuntated tn? OM Muy 2 pm, fom te Dr. W. Glen Harris, minister of | with burial in Roseland Park ~~. e" oan ae Set Sees he Seed +. * mata ail taken te Ehngeien the First Presbyterian Church, will | Cemetery. at Auto Parts Store for Cen Ballot he hunted in Marquette County with; (in the United States, admitted | wat a . NOTI ’ speek’ en," “Evanston from the| Mrs. Haines, who was secretary. Two auto transmissions valued | sure his father, David H. Sexton, pro |former Communists Whittaker °
sey dabiar at ait demic cered oy Mit Practice |at $150 were reported taken from | (Continued From Page One) | sist Police ued Se beet was have testified thet Noe! Field
Church hosts the Presbyterian and Robert S., died yesterday at able an Pra Parts ne eect ———— i agg lh ype gfe —— or he —————
yw y men's clubs SO ee ee ae ae Owner Charles Finkelstine said| “It was the Senate who called| party. Nocenti said he mistook the eS adeten tienen :% tonight. i ‘ gradua Miss entry was made through a side| upon us to perform this duty,” ee e av “ene | Newman's School in Detroit. In window. He also reported theft of| said the pMcleapire Walton's — eS ae: eeteepreiy Ae pose Pi ew ot ee ee ek Serum | atfiticn t her busbend, she is two séts of pressure plates valued | man spare in speech and manner. Hale, a widely known Michi- loose. But Aimerican diplomats
. ts duled | survived by @ son, William L. and at $25. “Therefore I ask what is going| 58° ‘Sportsman and tasurance | 1 1. itussarian government
a ee eee moots "her mother, Mrs. Mel D. Wilson | to be done bout it? a cee ty tuomek Saale es nored two notes sent by the U |
No Michigan Activity Children Found Tied | vats scz.tttucmtciuits | te Piecon River Foret, 30 mies |oenson te Set torsos ctivity United States hold up its head of his . The Th
The Weather on McCarthy Signatures sees caer hen Saavetve addition, three hunters Se ee ere Isa Steady Demand PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Mostiy ‘fo Bed: Mother Held bodies of the world unless it does |!" , have | Hungary intended to comply. °
cindy mith « few seatiered showers tne | DETROIT (®—Michigan isn't of- ° something about this matter?” | di¢d of heart attacks in deer coun-} In London Mrs. Herm for
“iette Shin eleteeeel costes tues, MCially represented in the nation-| MUNISING # — A Zbyearold| sen. Bridges (R-NH), tem try or on their way to northern) Field sald “today the release sn. variable winds | wide drive to obtain signatures in| mother of two was held in the! president of the Senate, said in| rein. And, Rudolt Franson, 47.) Noel and Herta Field by Hungary Retay te Pontice support of Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis). | Alger County Jail today for exami- | an interview Bennett, proposed ad- of Ishpeming, was killed in @ pre-| does not change her plans to meet {atest temperature preceding # a.m. Unive chairman Rear Adm. John |nation next month on a charge of | ditional charge will make it “a lit-|cidentally dischareed at a Marc] eee Sonnt teen ule de ott fom: Wind velocity 4 apn. |G. Crommelin said in New York | abuse to children. ‘tle more difficult” to try to work cidentally discharged at a Mar-| Hermann’s British-born wife dis-
section: Geutb-couthanst, | yesterday “We have received sev-| State Police said they arrested! ou a compromise. Bridges has quette County hunting camp. closed last week that her husband
ce Sime Toeeatay of 3:38 om eral requests for petition farms Mrs. Clara Salo, of Eben, after! been active in behind-the-scenes|, Wo East Lansing youths sought | will leave Warsaw soon. for In Offi W k Seen Se Dak ty ont ot they found her children, Michael. talks aimed at developing some|%, State Police and conservation | “complete reat” im | Swnaeiass 1ce or:
Moon not yet officially repre- | 4, and Terry, 2 locked in a second promise formula officers since disappearance declined say exactly
i “3 | ented 2 | oor bedroom tied to a bed by a ure tae mn Se SS*| Monday were trend by tev trup-/and where she would saeet, him. Employment Calls Exceed the Supply! mmelin na vy cord, | The Watkins committee, com- Tuesday night in Dead Stream whose children school college
i ts | A. Maculey of Detroit to the na- Troopers sak asthe older |Posed of three Republicans and) Swamp in Roscommon County | atance Diane Pj qualify for these mas by attending ether day, ae tional committee of the “Ten Mil-| chita watched them free bis fit. | three Democrats, recommended | forthwest of Houghton Lake, Both = Ah Fy A lion Signatures for McCarthy” | tle brother he asked plaintively beens that McCarthy be|>oys—Daevid Price, 17, and Pete . 7a ¢
“it yee entie me tee?" | censured both for his, treatment| Scamger, 18were sutiering trom |()ver Stain Exhibit You are tavited 10 call and | | of Zwicker and for what it called | Shock and exposure. excellent which we ate unable to fil. | rites went to the Sato heme on his contemptuous conduct toward! Still missing, however, are three} (Continued From Page One) complaint of neighbors. Theja Senate elections subcommittee | Detroiters, last seen two days ag0.| as top investigator, was on the Got rently Sez 8 orn father, Toivo, a ‘sailor, is away | that probed his finances in 1951-52. | The three got lost separately. stand most of the day. The state ca ?. from home on a Great Lakes ship.|One member, Sen, Case (R-SD),/ are Jack McBride, 28, in Mackinac ‘ ; + + ewe & wore. Troopers said the mother had/has since announced said t would complete its direct i he will not) County; Leroy Metro, in Oscoda| examination today and. surrender been away from home Sunday | vote for censure on the count in-/County; and John W. . Anderson, | the witness to the defense for soni all
ee ane volving Zwicker. 17, in Ogemaw County. podem wo ‘ $za ; ' e
a — : , Corrigan is expected to spend cele : Met Star to Sing Midland Fair Elects least a day hacking ion 1 . away at
Leroy Youth Killed ANN ARBOR ® — Leonard War-| MIDLAND w = Harey ne. wan.| Cort” testimony. The tw 7 W. Lawrence St. Pontine Phone FE 2-3561
ee eee ne oe ren, baritone of the Metropolitan | taker has been re-elected president oe tees oe _ Call in Person or Return This Aé for Bulletin !
Moffett, . of East Leroy was| Opera. will give the sixth concert |of the Midland County Pair Ass. | was killed ty & ‘ : i 7 fee : : Pr fatally hurt Tuesday night when in current Choral Union Series Other officers elected Tuesday at ‘ ae was ino aphansoer satoetebnnits on vi 4 ue. «toes sipsinbe:sacnss
hie car crashed into a tree in| at the University of Michigan Sun‘| the association's annual meeting | downstairs couch Ye thelr i > Leroy Township, Calhoun County. | day. He will sing selections by | were Leon vice president; | suburban Bay Village: = sap Sates oem cee wed. lnc Met and Vora secretary; and Leo, was knocked unconscious twice ; | ‘Com asleep wheel, | McMillan, treasurer. battling with the assailant. | >
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whose programs have no Hope.
Hope, every comic comes up with a line that
Robert has said on this occasion or the other.
I remember attending a broadcast where
Bob appeared with Tallulah Bankhead, and
when Tallulah barked (kidding, of course)
“Get off the stage uhtil I call for you,”
Bob snapped, “Den't lower your voice to
me. I knew you when you
Calhern.”
Jack Benny loved Hope's definition of deb-
“Bare backs with greenbacks.” utantes: Bop Hope Most Cussed, Discussed
Comic Among Hollywood People
By EDDIE CANTOR
In the Brown Derby, famous Hollywood res-
taurant, the other evening, a half dozen come-
dians sitting in the big booth on the left as
you come in, were discussing—well, naturally—
another comedian. Bob Hope is the most cussed
and discussed comic around Hollywood.
. The people who cuss him are the sponsors playing golf with Crosby any more. Would you |
play with a guy who cheats—a guy who picks |
up the ball when nobody’s looking and throws
it toward the hole? Of course you wouldn’t— |
and neither will Crosby.”
Ski-nose was in fine fettle on the Sunday |
television show when he, Abbott and Costello, |
Donald O’Connor, Martin and Lewis and myglf |
appeared together. The Thursday before he
had received an Oscar from the Academy of |
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Bob made his entrance on our show in
a full-dress suit, carrying the Oscar, saying,
“I haven't been home since Thursday.”
After the laugh, he cracked, “Ladies and
gentlemen, isn't this Oscar lovely? I made
twelve bucks this afternoon just letting
other actors touch it.”
America is a better place because of faith,
Hope, and charity. By the way, that’s Bob in In discussing
were Louis
He and Bing Crosby have made a fortune | the middle.
out of their phony feud. Bob says, “I’m not (Copyright 1964)
Urges Variety
in News Stories Just a Loan, Officer
Well, it Might Have | owski inside the refrigerator of a
| meat company with two,.cuts of
| meat under his arm, said he told
them he was “borrowing” the
(UP) — meat and would return it the fol HARTFORD, Conn.
Police, who found Charles evar lowing week.
lowan Outlines Views
for Managing Editors.
at Tampa Meeting
TAMPA, Fla. —The Associated
news report can be improved. |
ck: aclieek accross
said.
* 8 |
this criticism really!
of is a feeling that the
thy ay and the press associa- |
ve too much preoccupation |
times a yard and —— ry
tee and by the association during
an ce uae of oe
completed with a distinct profes-
sional polish. He was impressed
by the amount of time and effort
editors had spent in trying to de-
velop a better news product.
Cites Disadvantage
of Nuclear Reactors BLOOMSBURG, Pa. —An of-
ficial of the Atomic Energy Com-
mission says that although the cost]
of nuclear fuel is cheaper than
coal, nuclear reactors as a source
for commercial power aren't yet
as economical as more standard
devices.
W. Kenneth Davis, deputy direc-
tor of the AEC’s reactor develop-
ment program, said also in a
speech last night that even a nu-
clear reactor now built pri-
vately at Shippingport, Pa., would
ideal for
any
MAN AT
A DESK
PENDAFLE X°
GENERAL
AT W. Lewrence
desk drawer outfit
& OFFICE SUPPLY
PRINTING
—Pontiec, Mich. -
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| top convertible and two other cars | Just a Little Drive
fo Soothe the Nerves CHICAGO W—A 12-year-old boy
who smashed up his father’s hard-
|told police he took the car for
| an after-midnight spin because he
couldn't somp.,
.
The boy, Robert -Forring, said
his father had taught him how to
| drive a jeep, but not the family
car, a lavender-colored Cadillac.
He didn't get far from home yes-|
terday before he plowed into g car!
and then caromed into a parked)
auto. He was not hurt. Police es-
timated damage to the three cars
at $1,500. } s . . }
Robert was ordered to appear in
Family Court.
When the first Welland Canal
between Lake Ontario and Lake | 7
Since 1911
“apt
»
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PHONE Feder! 24132
Erie was operating in 1831 it car-
ried 210,104 bushels of wheat dur-
ing the year. Today a single large
ship using the canal can carry
750,000 bushels in a single triy.
Huddik’s
AT THEIR NEW LOCATION
23 N. SAGINAW AS USUAL
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VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, BUTTERSCOTCH
Ficvensing carved ref lina0 sno donde’ con’ post, = models G great new engine.
CADILLAC #1955 Presents the Most Beautiful
' and Finest Performing Motor Cars in Its History!
"This ts ene of the most significant new-car announce-
ments in Cadillac history.
For it introduces to the world’s motorists the most
magnificent creations in Cadillac’s fifty-three years of
motor car production.
Three new Cadillac series are offered for your con-
sideration in 1955—the famous Series Sixty Special,
Series Seventy-Five . . . in addition to the spectacular
new Eldorado.
They are, as you can readily see, magnificent in
beauty —with a new, jewel-like grille and front-end
with dramatic and graceful new
sculptured side styling . . .
and bearing in every detail. assembly .. .
and with added dignity
_ They are magnificent, too, in performance. There
is a great new Cadillac engine, the most dynamic and
powerful ever offered in a production motor car . .
an improved Hydra-Matic Drive . . . advanced
Cadillac Power Steering . . . and, as an option at
extra cost, refined Cadillac Power
And they are magnificent in luxury . . . to a degree
ON DISPLAY TOMORROW The spectacular new
styling, offers many unique
unusual even for Cadillac. Their interiors are almost
unbelievably beautiful . . . and they are offered in a
remarkably wide selection of gorgeous and colorful
fabrics and leathers.
Beyond any question, these new Cadillac creations
represent a new Standard of the World—and we urge
you to see and inspect them tomorrow during their
premier showing in our display room.
You will be most welcome at any time—and we
know you will find your visit one of the most interest-
ing and educational experiences of your motoring life!
JEROME MOTOR SALES CO. 280 S. Saginaw St., Pontiac, Michigan Phone FE 4-3566 -E new Eldorede, a dramatic interpretation of the new Cadillae
Cadillae engine.
features, including @ new 270-h.p. Cadillac @"TF PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954
se
es sll oem Ray Freeburys Gah of Know Your Town a rou eri
° = The Naomi Group of the vin PAN Theme Christ wns thé Theme of Voters
‘ he em Autumn Coiffure F | cuistian couren met win ors.(Of Square Dance |setting for the ee , Arthur Smith of West H street, . League
Hair Cutting || Textay eveoing. Mrs 0.7. Wal-| TP Ray Freeburvs decorated) Saturday held Monday evening at the Chero-| Aj t:) amu (0) G0 | ‘ len reported on clothing sent by the | the Owen School gymnasium Satur-} = evening kee road home of Mrs. D. B. FL
and Styling by group to the Cleveland Christian | day evening so that members of the weddi of Eames. The oprogram tepte for KERN T IME
Home. Hoedowners Square Dance Club ne the year is, “Know Your Town. POPS:
Tony & Carl Fre inetag, ere ot) saw red” when they arrived at] Shirley Ann presented. a, film strip entited, | MaMediieal 5) 40)). : y a y the Hunters’ Ball. Moore and “Pontiac Past,” depicting the be-
cal rarer ter er terete ele Callers for the evening were Art Adam Zutant
mas, M . Robert a
y LAY-AWAY 4 cree, Drie tay. onct | She is the | . : = cy daughter of Hair. Drying W (i member, Roy Burch, making his
Like one and Breeze Ppa seal Dey NO i r arr G . _ master of spel leibiaidhd |
“Besutaire” LUGGAGE for ceremonies and welcomed Mr. and| Pattersons . of e CHRISTMAS = 4 Mrs. Walter Anderson and Mr. and) Union street, 5
| Mrs. Lowell Wilkison as new . o
| members. he B and his parents \ Gues among
7 | were oer. and Mrs. “eae are the Adam
3|Mr. and Mrs. Randall May, Mr.| Zutants of R | and Mrs. Harold Nadiger, Mr. and
" sire. Raweel Blockett, Mr. and Beckley, r
i | Mrs. Ed Farr, Alice Nichollis and W. Va. pe, ee | | Leslie Wingar. — SAS Ba oe
R| The dance will
~~ Rl Nov 7 MR. and MRS. ADAM ZUTANT : =
Shirley Moore
/ Repeats Vows Ast
) on Saturday Se ==n — jh \fs"* Shirley Ann Moore became BS? Sa
bride of Adam John Zutant in ote
4 dew te the Cerca af Christ :
ert Pattersons of Union street
eayonac ao A New Beautiful Versatile The bride wore a .
length gown fashioned of Chan- ~
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Pan Collar and long pointed
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al Salzer Mit =P carried a white orchid on a pray- Now in this strikingly attractive new Baldwin-built
er book. Acrosonic .. . you may select the finish best
Carrol Wells, as maid of honor suited to compliment your own decorative tastes . ..
a ae oe ae See MAHOGANY . . . traditionally popular, ie given new life, gown. She carried yellow new luster, new color. -
ee - «+ meweet of the attractive, full- Elaine Fought was bridesmaid — hone
j wearing a gown that matched the Grained, blends othes
A distinctive touch of glamour aia distinction to any astting.
‘ awaits at OSMUN’S for eve Chesley Zutant bride Whichever finish you choose . . . the Acrosonic’s many
bt . —— yer years to come... see it... hear it... today!
; almost every holiday wardrobe
you'll find that certain ‘something’
* that adds a finishing touch to °
3 e your holiday season ensemble.
: Pontiac’s Locally Owned Home of Conn Instruments
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: 119 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 5-8222
“Miracle” fibers become
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Jewelry New to our store... costume
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Earrings to Match
Handkerchiefs Dainty little ‘kerchiefs’ in
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$100 yp
COWBOY BOOTS for girls and boys in same
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1954
Slate Meeting to Settle School Dispute -’
7
Township.
Rezoning Requested
Again in Farmington
8 p.m. Thursday. mercial to light industrial.
The rezoning previously had
a ‘ been strongly protested. by local
JAMES = | )mn The petition has been turned
Shoe Service over to the township zoning board
Under New Management for consideration.
Open Daily & to 6; Fri. te 8
a date for a public hearing wil] be
al Women’s Club wil! hold its char-
ter night at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in
the Lathrup Community Congrega-
tional Church.
Elizabeth Penzien, state presi-
dent of the organization, will pre-
The sponsoring club is Northwest-
/ern Business and Professional |
Women's Club of Redford.
FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP—The
rezoning of land in the Northwest-
ern Hwy.-14 Mile Rd. area for ex-
pansion of the Michigan Consoli-
dated Gas Co. plant again has
come before township officials,
with a petition by the gas com-
to
H. M. McCracken, township clerk,
Friday Talk Set
in Carver Matter Move Follows Closing
Yesterday as Parents
Surround Building
aimed at ironing out teacher-par-
ent-board member differences will
Negro pupils were left unsuper-
OAT At | | 5 fr i The school’s 2,200 predominately | - GET ME OUTTA
dejection as she was caught
But thanks to some construction
freed after a two-day imprisonment. The men entered
from a manhole, and using a shield of boards, nudged
opening where a winch lifted Stuffy to safety. workers, the 500-pound
New Walled Lake High Readied for PTA Tour ——* WALLED LAKE —A tour of the
Milford to Entertain |tstae ts’ ake teh, Schoo!
Top Notch Quartets tion: when the combined junior-
MILFORD — Top flight quartets
senior high school PTA meets in
j the cafeteria of the new building
| at 8 p.m. Thursday.
said three complaints filed with |
participants 5
night's fisticuffs were board mem-
ber Chester Carter and school
janitor Cash Bates.
Aid Bike Satety
in Walled Lake in the af- |
j
in Monday
PTA Group Plans
Program Evaluation WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The
township-wide PTA program plan-
ning committee will meet Monday
at 8 p.m. in the home and family-
living room of the high school.
All parent - teacher program
chairmen, mental health, study
group, and adult education chair-
men have been invited to attend
The agenda will include an eval-
Zippers replaced and repaired set at the next township board| Samuel Jackson elected to the} wil! entertain each other Satur-| Members of the national honor on ofl articles of cloth- meeting on Nov. 23. board in a recent recount of July|day night at the Teen-Canteen. society will act as guides for the me. pues copeived. “ 12 election ballots, and James Har-| The Merrymen of Lansing, for-|tour after Principal E. V. Ayres Following th2 public hearing, the Pp y We Do All Kinds of zoning board will submit its ree- | Ti80n elected July 12, were backed | mer state champions, and the Wol- points out some of the features of | “Orthopedic Work : the improvement committee. | verines of Dearborn will perform » building ommendation to the county zoning ' | the building
4520 Dixie Hwy. board, after which the rezoning| A split between them and the | for the group as members —) ees ees of DRAYTON PLAINS loa be referred back to the | other three board members came tain their wives. The Wolverines | ring business portion
— _| Were representatives of the Mich-| he meeting, the meaning of the. township board for final consider- | to @ head when the majority elect igan district of the Society f | coming school election will be t a istic oO e society or
> | OC, Ssunday: “stage! sernberst t Preservation and Encouurage-| ¢Xplained by a member of the ' jment of Barber Shop Quartet, beard ef education. . claimed the election was carried |
S Slate Presenting out in whispers so opponents would | Singing in America, Inc., at the | Voters of the school district will | n not know she was elected. a — in Wash | ballot Nov. 29 on an $829,000 bond | of Club Charter At Friday's meeting, Taytor | *F0D. C recent |issue, to build a high school gym, | s ° ; Local members, the Tune Test- : -| - said he hopes to see the teachers’ he eveni The | {umnish equipment and build addi
arm Thursday Night ad the echect ve. |‘T%.A7€ hosts for the evening. The | tions to six other schools, and | a re | songfest will begin at 8:30 p.m. | sither a new eleme unit or an SOUTHFIELD ‘TOWNSHIP —/ opened. nary
7350 High! Rd. || Southfield Business and Profession- Frederick C. Z a a eee: ae. and i Prosecutor . Ziem Arrangements have been made to |
have the township clerks of both |
Commerce and West Bloomfield |
townships present to register resi- |
dents who wish to vote in the elec-
| tion.
Harvest Fair Set
for Friday Night
jat Baker School
MILFORD—A harvest fair will
Lions Buy Field
for Civic Center Romeo School Board
Authorizes Land Sale
for $1,800 Price
ROMEO—The offer to purchase
the old Athletic Field by the Romeo
Lions Club was accepted by the
Board of Education Monday night,
following a conference with two
representatives of the club.
Fred Powers and Philip A.
Berthiaume addressed the board
on the proposed use to be made of
the field. They told how the club
was taking “the first step forward”
in the creation of a community
center for the village.
The price accepted by the
located on South Bailey street
was $1,300.
The board also had an offer on
the Pleasant Knoll school and site,
located north of the village. This
offer was rejected, however, be-
cause it did not approximate the
minimum $5,000 price set by the
board.
Study of the budget, which be-
gan in October, was continued.
County Deaths George H. Barrett
HOLLY—Service for George H.
Barrett, 81, of 14452 Milford Rd.,
will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, from
the Dryer Funeral Home, Holly,
with burial in Lakeside Cemetery.
He died Tuesday.
Surviving are a son, Ward of
Holly, two daughters, Mrs. Phoeba
Sutton and Mrs. Floyd Peck, both
of Holly, two grandchildren and
four great grandchildren.
Mrs. Lacy May Harlow
MARLETTE—Service for Mrs.
Lucy May Harlow. 77, was held
today at the Marsh Funeral Home,
with burial in Marlette Cemetery.
She died Sunday. =
Surviving are a sister Mrs. Wil-
liam Brandon of Pontiac and a
brother Verne Lynd of Oxford.
Mrs. William Joos
CASS CITY—Service for Mrs.
William (Hattie) Joos, 75, will be
held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the
Douglas Funeral Home, with
burial in Elkland Cemetery. She |
died Monday. j
Surviving besides her husband is |
a son Maurice of Cass City, two |
daughters, Mrs. Kurt Hanes of
Garden City and Mrs. Walter
Jezewski of Cass City.
George F. Butler
IMLAY CITY Service for
George F. Butler, 78, a former.
resident, will be held at 2 p.m. |
Thursday at the First Congrega- |
school board for the 3.2 acre site |
Gown of Glory
to Be Presented
at Romeo High
ROMEO—The annual senior play
slated for 8 p.m. Friday at the
Romeo High School auditorim will
be “Gown of Glory.”
Mrs. Harold Dunkleburger fs di- |
recting and R. J. Brainard is stu-
dent producer.
Nineteen members of the senior . class — a guest BF pmdeand go else yb sf4intiSe hoe”
tured in the production. _ =
NAVY ; a
mitdeworost TARPAULING wererrect
5x7... $3.50] 9x12 $10.80
E 6x7... $4.20] 10x12 $12.00 £ 6x9....$5.40] 12x15 $18.00 8x9... $7.20] 12x18 $21.60 8x10. . $8.00} 12x20 $30.00
Nylon end Wool
HUNTING ‘ss 15.95
COATS... T ce
HUNTING PANTS . .$10.95
HUNTING SHIRTS ,/!, $6.95
HUNTING GAPS .!, $1
RED JERSEY GLOVES. .29c
SOCKS, 50% Wool ... .39¢
RED SWEAT SHIRTS. $1.00 Impertect
INSULATED BOOTS
GENUINE GOVERNMENT
KOREAN BOOTS Insulated for 40 below *] 2”
zero. The warmest boot
available for the hunter
and outdoors man.
ARMY
WAVY
32 S. Saginaw St.
We Rent Tents
tional Church. Burial will be in
Imlay Township Cemetery by the
Lester Smith and Son Funeral
Home. He died Tuesday.
(tf LM WAM)
Huddik’s
ARE OPEN AS USUAL
AT THEIR NEW LOCATION With Bright Tape uation of the fall workshops, con-|be held at the Baker Elementary| Surviving besides his widow
WALLED LAKE — Walled Lake | ducted by the University ef Mich- | school beginning at 7 p.m. Friday. | Beatrice, he is survived by two Rotary president Cameron Rose | '€8", some plays on mental bealth | It is sponsored by the Milford PTA. |@aughters, Mrs. Lorraine Morrice SHOES fx. FAMILY Orthepetic Shee Spectalist
IT TURPIN-HALL |] announced that arrangements have | #4 a film preview. A wide variety of entertainment or sal cr ae 7 — rad FAMILY. SHOE STORES been made to supply all bicycles | | will be offered, and the Milford = ie may ity, ve
Diste, Draytes in the vicinity of Walled Lake Rochester Hunter Hurt Barber Shoppers will be featured | 8™@ndchildren.
with | a tape. placed in a in Shotgun Accident
the garages in the area. ROCHESTER — Thomas Tyack.
EXCLUSIVE FURNISHINGS || There will be no charge for the | 53. of 2089 Burdick St.. is in good in several specialty. numbers. Mrs. Elsworth Fenner
The one money-making endeavor LAPEER—Service for Mrs. Els-
of the year, the PTA fair will also| worth (Lulu) Fenner, 59, of M-24
| have a hoe down, with square and will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at
13" - 7°...
material, which will be distrib-| condition today in Pontiac General | regular dancing, cake walks, and| the Baird Funeral Home, with) Cc FURNITURE | sted to youngsters for their bi- Hospital following a hunting ac-! weather permitting, pony rides |} burial in Farmer's Creek, near % AND APPLIANCES | cycles in a safety campaign move | cident in Shelby Township, Ma | Proceeds of the fair will be a Metamora. She died Monday.
im the Meart of Drayten Plaine = ey comb County yesterday. to help buy visual aids. records,| Surviving besides her husband 3526 Sashabaw OR 3-1711 . Tyaek walked to a farmhouse amplified secord players for the | are a daughter, Mrs. Ronald
Show Cancer Film there seeking aid after he appar- _elementary school, in addition to | Walker of Metamora, three grand- s
jently shot himself in the right
NEW HUDSON — Miss Barbara | sem while hunting with a 20 gauge | Amundson of Pontiac, Oakland | shotgun.
County Coordinator of the American
Cancer Society, will show the latest
of cancer at the New Hudson Meth- children, a brother, Ralph Kile of
Hadley, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth
| Plummer of Pontiac |
‘Seek Investigation 7°" We. tart ume | FERNDALE — Service for Mrs paying for various PTA projects.
|
SOMETHING WONDERFUL
HAS HAPPENED AT
odist Church at 1 p.m. Thursday.
Rounced the birth of a son Phillip Joel.
Peart are the parents of a son, County Births
end Mrs
Pormer residents Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Robert. at Brooklands PTA |
BROOKLANDS—The Brooklands | PTA open house will begin at 7:30
tonight, with teachers in their
rooms to meet parents. The teach- |
ers from Avon School, where the |
7th and 8th grade Brooklands chil- |
dren go, will also be present.
There will also be a short busi- |
ness meeting.
of Saturday Blaze eg (Grace May) Lillie, 61, of 156 |
Lewiston, will be Thursday at |
CLARENCEVILLE — Fire Chief 1 Pm. from the Wessels Funeral
Ray Geary has requested an in- |Home, Pleasant Ridge, with burial |
vestifation of a fire which his de- at Petersburg. She died Monday
partment fought seven hours Sat-| Surviving are her husband Earl,
urday morning lone daughter Mrs. Herbert Morley
The large, unoccupied house at | of Birmingham, three sons, Robert |
15548 St. Francis St. was moved in | °f Ann Arbor, Charles of Mt. Clem-
from Detroit several months ago. |€"s, and Thomas of Oak Park,
Completely furnished, it was found her mother, Mrs. Theresa Averill
engulfed in flames at 1:30 a.m | Of Saginaw. one brother, one sister
Saturday. and nine grandchildren. WORRIED OVER DEBTS?
if yee sre enable
REQUIRED
ONE PLACE TO PAY — BONDED AND INSURED
“Let 9 years of credit counseling e. assist you”
Hours: Daily 9 to $. Wed. & Sat.
MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS 41% Seuth Saginaw Se
,
dames A. Knowles FE 8-0456
Bo t ROYAL OAK—Service for James —_— — — —— _
Y Scou Potluck i Alvin Knowles, 55, of 3420 Wood-
Being Held Tonight land St., was at 2 p.m. today a
~ ° from the Kinsey Funeral Home CLARENCEVILLE — Boy Scout ° with burial at White Chapel Ceme- \ 7 at A ae ae ai Enplerer jy Mr. Knowlen died Mendis RAM ! | Scouts will sponsor a potluck din- 3 Surviving are his wife Ruth, one
|ner at the high school cafeteria at on Js L. of Detroit. and th L A
16:30 p.m. today. sil ree pees Races ° poh arc ad for the evening sianiiinamben . G we LeTE Fred 8. Ford C | includes brief talks by Dr. Samuel
Prisk and Art Henry and the show-| TROY TOWNSHIP—Service for
|ing of scouting films. Fred S. Ford, 58, of 35 Vermont,
aS from the William Sullivan Funeral |
Film to Be Shown Home with burial in Royal Oak |
Cemetery He died Monday
MILFORD—‘‘The Hidden Heart” | Surviving are his wife Francis.
is the movie to be presented at
the Presbyterian church at 6:30 | one drughser Mrs. David Lees of
grandchildren.
p.m. today as members and
triends observe family night Children, Books
Topic Scheduled
County Calendar for Romeo Club
TO ALL... SAFETY GLASSES on@ Rifecals
REPAIRS and at SAVINGS
NU-VIS1ONceromcmnrs Open 9 - 5:30 — Fri. “til § ‘Phone FE 2-2895 |
THE PONTIAC PRESS.
Walled Lake, Mich.
_Didn’t Owe Any Taxes,
So Man Gives Donation
MON., TUES., WED. r M-G-M presents
THE FIRST GREAT MUSICAL
mecenctt
CINewiScoPl All new end in
P scape GLORY!
‘ROSE.
| SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP) —
| The state franchise tax board re-
eeived a letter and a $10 check
# | from a Palo Alto man.even though
he didn't owe any taxes.
‘Tam of the opinion iid the
letter from Paul Madsen that
since it has been a great pleasure
to me to live in this state I do owe
it something in exchange for its
great service to not only me but
every one in this state and, to
help out in keeping it so, I am
enclosing my check for $10 as my
contribution for that end.”
Lwu™
DARACARN
SOE |
race UL) GEE Bh
—PLUsS—
“THE COWBOY”
with
Tex Ritter —ALSC > — | SUNNY MT. BOYS
. Nationally \ Rudy Emmons — Dick Cobb i Recommended |{ Chuck Carroll, Smitty, & Others
| || Friday, Nov. 12th
| National Guard Armory
PONTIAC
LUNCHES
DINNERS
Private Banquet
Rooms
°
IRENE BADER
At the Piano
Nightly Except Sunday
Phone:
AR reer ot 200
Shew Sterting of 8 FM. Reund &
Listen to
WEXL Daily 3:45 P. M.
PONTIAC
DRIVE IN
= vine |
23 N.
Huddik’s
ARE OPEN AS USUAL .
AT THEIR NEW LOCATION
SAGINAW getic.”” (We gotta get that guy a 9-to-5
job of some kind.) '
® *® * ®
Pretty Joyce Mathews is becoming an
actress again—-she’s going into "Put Them
All Together.” playing Fay Bainter’s
daughter. The play, written by Viola
Rubber, directed by Eddie Dowling. opens
Square Dance TH 1 A.M. Adulte 61 ||
Plies Tas—Children Free Aly Voted Male Marilyn
by El Morocco Adorers By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK—Whom do you ladies think is the *
Monroe”?
The gals who go to E] Morocco pass up Frank Sinatra, Eddie |
Fisher, Marlon Brando, Gregory Peck and Rock Hudson—and | male Marilyn |
vote for Aly Khan
The Prince was at Morocca last night with Princess Francesca
Strongoli, “the most beautiful woman in Naples,” but danced
a long time with Ethel Merman -in [act, o> - sy -
he may dance an hour at a time with one rk
gal, and they like him because he will
dance all night, because “he’s so ener-
in New Haven and will be in Boston Jan.
3. Jofce, who hasn't been on the stage in
| 3% years, was invited to do the part by
Dowling and, as she told a friend, “1 just
| couldn't say no’
The Mason-Dixon line's now called
by Gov. Clemens of Tennessee I saw photographer Joe
Rosenthal, who took the Iwo Jima flag-raising picture, in “21”
| and, one @ student of photography, asked him what was the
first thing he did after snapping the pic-
ture. “I got the hell out of there,” he
replied ALY KHAN
‘the Dixon-Yates line”
* * ® x
Bob Hope tells in his new book,
“Have Tux, Will Travel,” by Simon &
Schuster, how his onetime dance part-
ner, Kathleen O'Shea, quit him, went
back te Morgantown, W. Va., and
opened a dress shop—and engaged
him as her “New York buyer.”
Hope tells of shopping for $10 and $16 75
MS dresses on 7th Av. to be sold to the chic
JOYCE MATHEWS ladies of Morgantown
“Nobody knows about this except an elderly busybody named
Crosby,” relates Hope. “It’s supposed to be a deep secret. But
when I do a bad scene at Paramount, he's apt to remark, ‘That
was pretty good for a dress buyer’.”
* * *® *
Dick Halliday and his wife, Mary Martin, have a Rolls-Royce
(there's a story right there: a Texas ga! not having a Cadillac)
Since their delightful show “Peter Pan”
came to town, their car's Connecticut |
license plate has been puzzling people ©
For its initials are “MRRH.” r
Being terribly nosey, I checked up
and found that it’s all very simple.
Mary Martin insisted on no billing for
herself; so “MRRH” stands for MR. R
(fer Richard) H (for Halliday).
* mm x x
“Frank Sinatra: Gaunt, Bul
Not Forgotten” Robin Rustic
THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
Marilyn Maxwell, here to do “Best Foot
Forward” on TV Nov. 20, will wed Screen
Writer Jerry Davis a day or two later, “as-
suming, of course, that the show gets _
enough good notices that he’ll have me,” by
she says . . . Ethel Merman reportedly
| got 25Q’s for that “Panama Hattie” TVer; #0
whole show cost $250,000. e-
Recording star Karen Chandler's
expecting again . . Pretty Joan
Durelle will give Garry Moore an
award on his TV show.
* * * *
a
| Eddie Fisher and Debbie asked Nat Cole JOAN DURELLE
| to play “That's My Gir!” and “Our Love Is Here to Stay” at the
|\Copa .. . Ted Briskin and Coleen Miller may announce the
| date any day. Maureen O’Hara and ex-husband Will Price
' will have a custody hassle soon, over their daughter.
* * * *
' a rumor that hasn't a leg to stand on manages to travel around.”
—H. G. Hutcheson.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: TV commentator John Tillman.
who has five shows a day, says, “If it weren't for television, my
kids would never see me.”
(Copyright 1954)
NOW! Thru THURS.
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THE GREAT AS A BOOK!..
AS A PicTURE—THE GREATEST!
or +N iy i —
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voting ROBERT FRANCIS - MAY WYNN coon ny TECHMICOLOR Yuma Crossing’ Is
‘a Fabulous Story Yume Crossing by Douglas D
Martin. Published by the University
of New Mexico _ Press stery unveils the tale of the
Southwest.
Humor teams with pathos, sav
agery with humanitarianism, brav.
jthat “Yuma Crossing”’
Southwest what documented ac-| colorful Spanish dong and nobles,
counts of Lewis and Clark are to! to peasants, soldiers and the stal- |
| the Northwest, | wart colonists who finally held |
The casual reader is already | | this outpost in the name of the
es
PONTIAC °
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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY
(ee ee - apd FRIDAY - see
saying that here ts a book so | United States. fabulous in fact that it rivals the Martin adopted the West as his
most fanciful fiction ever written |home a few years ago and his | about this country’s wide fron- | New book reveals the affection he
tiers. has developed for this part of the
It took an inveterate newspaper- —-
man, Douglas D. Martin, former °
|" managing “editor of the Detroit | Dead Bunny Wins Case
| Free Press, and his infinite respect | LOUISVILLE, Ky. (#—State Con- | for facts to develop ‘‘Yuma Cross- | servation Officer Malcolm Cocke
| ng | produced a dead rabbit in court
| It is the saga of four centuries | to back up his charge that James
|of mankind and its struggle to} Lewis was rushing the season by
| have and to hold the tiny ford| a week
| which ance provided the only safe; Convinced by the evidence, the
| passageway from Arizona to Cali-| judge fined Lewis $30 for hunting
| fornia. | without a license and hunting out-
Located at the point where the _of-season game.
ee
We've menu delights for
the whole family. A va-
riety of tasty, wholesome
dishes, expertly prepared
and pleasantly served —
priced well within the
family budget.
Eat More Lunch Next to Huron Theater
921 W. Huron St. Free Parking
| Clark Gable’s hand is the galley
discussed
| is preparing the adaptation,
'Wulis Goldbeck will produce.
|
| | This book must be entertainment
|
{
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “One thing I can't understand is how |
ery with cowardice and greed with |
Historians will undoubtedly say| generosity in the story of Yuma
is to the | Crossing. Characters range bles, | ‘Lion’s Share’
Being Discussed son?
| * .
Snapshal§ of Hollywood collected |
at random: John Wayne goes into
for Clark Gable | St. John's Hospital Monday for
By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS | treatment of his left ear, which is
HOLLYWOOD ‘INS) — Right in | so painful he’s barely able to finish
| othe Sea Chase.”
proof of ‘‘The Lion’s Share,” &| Hear tell Howard Duff was very
powerful book by“Eleanor Buckles, | attentive in Palm Springs to Mary
which Jack Warner has just pur-| Jane Hicks, ex-wife of Marion
chased. | Hicks, realtor. Bullets Boomerangs |
—Hoppy Ducks ‘Em
' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1954 >
j do you make of this, Mrs. Wat-} WANTED TO BUY
USED MAGAZINES We ae rye jokes
Sat Rowe
idol of American youngsters
stepped fogward on the stage in
the center of the arena to speak |
to the crowd during an exhibition
of boomerang throwing.
At that moment the wind caught
Everyone at the Warner studio dane Froman is showing her but I hap-| gratitude im a practical way played dumb about it,
Clark. is being sought |
to play the herd, who starts out
as a test pilot and ends up a big)
business executive. Bruce Manning |
and She feels they helped her so
much after her tragic accident.
A very cute twosome at a table
for two at Jacks at the Beach
Clark has two assignments
ahead, but the Warner picture | | Francis. Two talented young peo-
| ple.
isn’t slated anti! spring of 1955. | The Ritz brothers opened with
|a sock at the Flamingo in Las
; Vegas—in more ways than one.
| Al Ritz collided with one of the
as leaving the stage and is
| sporting a real shiner
Things I gotta see: Boris Kar- because Clark says that be won't
make any picture that has a
message.
. > *
The voice of Woody Mahoney
in ‘“Finian’s Rainbow,” the musi-|
cal cartoon feature, will be that of
Frank Sinatra.
Incidentally, ‘‘Finian’s Rainbow
has been rewritten since it was
last seen on Broadway, and any-
thing that was deemed objection- ber with Denald O’Conner on an
up-coming TV show of Don's.
Honeymooners Kirk Douglas and
Anne Buydens are cutting their
Mexico vacation a@ week short so
; | Kirk can be in New York for |
able from a political point of view | the pre-release publicity on “20,000 |
has been deleted. | Leagues.”
| Preducer Maurice Binder and | IIIT IOI NY
Director John Hubley, whe are
the creators of ‘‘Gerald McBoing-
Boing,"’ flew to Las Vegas to see
Frankie, whe is playing at the
Sands Hotel.
. . .
I kept hearnng about Kerwin
Mathews from Wynn Rocamara,
and I'll admit I didn't pay very!
much attention. I thought it was
an agent's enthusiasm over a new
client.
But I had to pay attention when |
Jerry Wald told me that young |
Mathews may very well be a male
| Kim Novak. Jerry sa)s that the FRIENOS
MEET
oung actor, who is in “Five © BEER
| Againat the House,’’ for Columbia, |
is now being tested for one of the © WINE
male leads in ‘Joseph and His
| Brethren’ and that he's great, just ° LIGUORS
great
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Although Marilyn Monree dates COCKTAILS
elab-
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crystal cocktai] glasses with a
different floral cocktail in each)
giass! |
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the Monroe and jed at ig |
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ob ree it i ek a i i i | it under the awning of the stage.
pen to know that a deal is being | by planning a benefit for the | Hoppy heard the whistling, ducked
Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kan. |
was Joanne Gilbert and Robert |
| resigned as a Wesleyan University |
loff doing a song and dance num- | the fast-traveling missile, dipping
quickly, and the boomerang)
missed his head by inches.
The boomerang later was aad
sented to Hoppy. RINGSIDE BAR
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Foreign Exchange
NEW YORK, Nov. 17 (AP) —Poreiga
mchange rates follow (Great Britain tp
dollars, others in cents)
Canadian dollar in New York tr
market 3% per cent premium or 103
UB. cents,
Great Britain ‘pounds $2.7%,
otf 1-32 of a cent; Great Britain ©
futures 2. off 1-32 of @ cent;
in 60 futures ott
1-32 of a cent; G Britain 90 day fa-
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Prence (franc) cent, un-
: Germany (Western) deutsche
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er) 26.32, uncha ; Tealy (ira) 16%
of a cent. unchan Portugal + ’
3.60, une’ (kroma) 19.34
33%, wp ee a Ps ark
14.50, (krone)
Latin agg ~ Argentina rie) 7%
wnchanged; Brasil (free) =
"Mexico 8.02
Vonetesia' (bolivar: wes, unchanged ° a es ¢ 94! The Christmas show will
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“After Firm Start senor roves |i El , Rush J *
~ DETROIT. Nov. 17 (UP) — Wholesale
prices on oy ~ farmers markets re-
CHICAGO, Il. # — Grains | Ported by the Bureau of Markets: me NEW YORK, Nov. 17 The : Pruits: Delicious, fancy, stock market shot forward with a fell back after getting off to a| JNO", {bhase bu: appies, Orecnings. val tale ie deatinas. firm start on the Board of Trade | Ne 1, 1.00-3.50 bu; Jonathan, | great early t tracts. dropped be- | 2367, 4.00 bu; No 1. 3. £0 be; coors: The drive took prices up between oday. Some contrac Mcintosh, fancy, 450 bu; Ke 1. 3 ea : S matets fs comme leet
es , 1 apples, Snow. wen, "5:30-3:00 bu: | although most gains were frac- Dealings were active at the start apples. Wagener, No 1, 325-375 bu.
but subsided later. Wheat ain r, No 1, 200-3.26 4-gal case. Pears, tional.
Gt ABalN | Bosc. No 1, 350-400 bu Quince. No 1. assumed market leadership on the | 3.50-4.00 bu. eis Large blocks dotted the 7
: Pro Vegetables: Beets, No 1, 18-1.00 initially with such force that earty advance. Profit taking ap- | | Yesstabies * No 1. 1001.50 bu. “i behind te peared to be the main reason for | Cabbage No. 1 1.00 bu: cabbage, curly| tape had to report-
the subsequent retreat. mo 1. 1s0-i.m bu: —— sagt or ing actual floor transactions, At
Wheat near the end of the first | 150 bu. Carrots. Ho we Geo ene: ‘one time it ~ as much as
hour was unchanged to *s lower, —— Rn ay lee" dos. Celery, No 1, four minutes :
December $2.29%: corn ‘2 lower to 3.£0-5.90 exete; gt hy ye 2 tet | Here are some significant blocks:
'» higher, December $1.56%%; oats | 5°)" ['00-1.95 bu. Horseradish. Ne 1. | Pacific Western Oil 9,000 shares
unchanged to %s lower, December 650-7 00 pk. Kohirebt, Wo 1, 76-100 o% | up 2 at 39%, Bethlehem Steel 2.508
84%%: rye unchanged to %4 lower, green, is 1 18-90 dos beh enlinn ary off 1 at a ne. er 4,000 é ;
Rt Ss ns No 1, 1.35-1 50- = y. . ew Y _ December $1.28 2. Soybeans %%4 ae i Sas aes babe; eas reat. eS up s at a — DONALD U. BATHRICK
lower to \% higher, November 1.00 dos. Parsnips, No 1 25-1.758 | 3,500 up “% at 24, Boeing 5,
277 lard 8 to 40 cents ‘e-bu. Potatoes, No 1. 1.30-1 “We bag: 1 at 63, General Electric 5,000} American Bank of Fort Lauder- 2.774, and la ” —_ a potatoes, No 1, 2 80 100-ib bag. Pump- up 7 World
hundred pounds lower. November | fins. No Lm bu Redishes. black. . up 3» at 457s, pig gers ry Radio dale, Fla., today announced the 55 No 1, 1.50- ; eo 1. | Ainw, $14.5 75-85 dor behs: radishes, bethouse. No 1, | Airways 6.300 i = 38% Grey- | 2PPointment of Donald U. Bath- 1,50 doz behs. Ru No 1, 1.20-| Corp. 4,500 up \% a 4, Grey-| <<: i bed. Ge ident Grain Prices 1.50 bu. Squash. Acorn, No 1. 75-88 84: | hound Corp. 11.000 up. % at 13, rick pres
squash, Butternut, No 90-125 bu: % |and chief executive officer. Mr centage UmAn | squash, Delicious, No 12. $s-1. be: International Telephone 3,000 up od . .
AGO : | squash, Hubbard, No 1. 90-1 o- 943 :
CHICAGO. Now 17 (AP) Opening | matoes hothouse. No 1. 3.00-3.50 10-Ib at 24%, Rexall Drug. 1.600 "S000 Thomas F. Fleming resigned due
grain bskt.. Turnip, No 1, 1.25-1.35 doz bchs, | at 734, and J. P. Stevens 5. to press of business.
w May 134% turnips, topped, No 1. 1.00-1.2§ bu up Ss at 2634. ;
= Hee July 1.34% nw ane a qreems: Celery oad 33 y Mr. Bathrick is a former sales Mar ., . 231 Soy beans ge. No - u ve, No ioodrich esterda :
May 2774 Nov 277% | 1.00-1.25 bu; endive, bleached, Wo 1.225-| — ‘ : po ns y after | ™Anager of the Pontiac Motor Di- July 214. Jan ., 281 3.00 bu Escarole. No 1, 4-20-138 bu fel! back 3'2 a = vision, a director of Street and Cora Mar 83‘, | escarole, bleac ‘ o 1. - u. proposed two- ~one P Ar .
Dec . 156% May e285 * | Lettuce, leaf, Ne 1, 200-250 bu directors ns * es ae Smith Publishing Co., New York;
ae eee Oe a 262% Greens: Cabbage. No 1. 100-1.80 bu. stock ™ emo naka cl strong By-Webb, Inc., St. Louis, real es- seeeee ¥ Collard, No 1, 1 00-1.25 bu je. No idend, ; .
July 1634 Nov ...... 1685 | 100-125 bu. Mustard. No 1. 200-250 achat ‘wmabendl tate and investments; and Motor oe es, ON 1638 | bu Sorrel, No 1. 1.00-1.28 bu Spinach, in 'Car of New England, Boston, a e3 48 No 1 50-300 bu Swiss Char ol s strong | Mar. .... May . 1360 100-128 bu Turnip. No 1, 200-250 bu ir nmermings “ap on Mond y. The Mass.
y . ! oO a onda ? can Bank first od its Dee to Mar CHICAGO POTATOES rise put the Associated Press aver-| , Ameri cect | Nee seveeses 12840 Mar 11.10 doors for busineds in January, 1954, Mat *" 132%. July 1100 | CHICAGO, Nov. 16 ‘AP)—Potatoes ar- | age up 90 cents at $143.80, another Sep 10 92 rivals 0; on treck 418; total vs ahtp- | new 2-year high mark. and has had a phenomenal growth | ments 4; supplies liberal; eman Pw 3 : A ude }
rather slow: market for a eee | canting ro tay one
; steady, for Reds slightly weaker ho resent assets eXc si
Time Is Money Here Russets 4.00-4.80: wuesasm Russe: | New York Stocks dol
eee ew cas . . 425-450: Wisconsin Round Reds 2 50- | oilars. GREENVILLE, Miss. (UP)—City 300: Minnesote-North Dakota Pontiacs adams Ex me Jaoche ‘ini 4:
arades slow: steady to weak: heifers un- pm = ; pe wear a Bk Lp Prices for the 1955 line of DeSoto
Lrerone Gall thos recat” veanty | Imerlak fr | 167 White Mot 33.7, models range from $2.268 for a : aoe steady to 100 lower a few loads hitzh = — oH eae a ee re Pup four-door sedan to $2 875 for a
choice to average prime steers 27.00- Int Paper 826 Woolworth 'VR& convertible.
20.23: @ load of average to hieh prime | Int Stiver 53 Yale & Tow.. a6 ‘ed tod:
sree lai ass oh eae | int TeuaTel, 342 Foune guy, BS| All prices announced today are prime 26.98-96.80. good to lew choice | '#! Crk Coal 184 Yngst Sh & | factory list and do not incl
MS Se-tsa8: witty'exdcontmereint Sore eroce avEagots ae et os se aot ee 900-1250; bulk canners and cutters | , NEW YORK Nov 17—Compiled by the taxes. distribution, excise and 7.00-9.08 utility and commercial bulls | . 0 15 18 ©6©60~=| handling charge or transportation
12.00-14.50: good to prime vealers 17.05- | Indust Ratlx Uttl Stocks |, <
“7 ‘Prev day 1983 1074 655 1408, CDArRe slable sheep 2.500 active slaughter | weer ago 1942 ae 649 1413! a
lambs steady to 50 hicher: other clasee<« Month ago *" 1973 1022 632 1367
30 OO et OO ceed” te notes Tepe nome | Year ago... 10 797 s¢ dove! J, H. Lamb Is Named [ec Ge col eae cae ce 1983 1079 655 163.8
choice slaughter ewes 430-6 00 | 1668 Dew, -neunee S oS BS IRs Cadillac Purchasing Head |
as ol ‘eo low 02 BS 88 85 | DETROIT — General Motors USED TV SETS Ready Potluck Dinner DETROIT STOCKS “Corp. announced today the ap- | . . $10 to $15 Down! | METAMORA — The November | Fisutes after decimal points are eighths | pointment of J. H. Lamb. former
| operations manager for the Cleve-
,land tank plant, Cadillac Motor
Car Division, as manager of pur-
| chases for the Cadillac Motor Car
a in Detroit.
| Lamb succeeds. R. A. Vogel who
has been appointed executive in
charge of corporation procurement
and schedules activities.
Yule Show Remodeling
to Close Ford Rotunda
opened to the public at 8:30 a.m.
Death Notices
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MAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1954. ELMER
R.. 451 8. Telegraph Road, one
61: beloved
May.
liew of flowers
requests that donations
made to the Cancer Pund
OLIVER, NOVEMBER 15 '
Pearl, 24. N Francis St. age 54;
beloved wife of Roy Oliver: dear
mother of Mrs. Roy Waltz and
Oris L. King; dear daughter of
Mrs Callie Gardner; dear sister
of Earl Gardner, Wayne Gardner
end Ernest Gardner, Mrs.
Adcock and Mrs.
Puneral service
Thursday. November 18th, at 1°30
Dp m. from the Sparks-Griffin
Chapel with Rev H T Starkey
officiatir Interment et Perry
t Par Cemetery. Arrange-
ments by the Sparks-Griffin
Funeral Home.
ZOMBRUNNEN, NOVEMBER 17
1954. Daniel 144 Raeburn. age
82 beloved husbend of Mrs
Martha Zumbrunnen: dear fa-
ther of Daniel Jr. Walter. Emie)
Zumbrunnen, Marthe Houzts,
Lydia Lynerson Lena Nelen, Ruth
Mecter and Albert Zumbrunnen
Puneral service will be held Fri-
day November 19th, at 3 p.m
from the Brace-Smith PFunera!
Home. Interment at Oakland
Hilla Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr Zumbrunnen ts at the Brace-
Smith Funeral Home
Card of Thanks 1 BD eee —~s
WORDS CAN NEVER EXPRESS
my grateful appreciation for the
kindness, help and sympathy of
our g0od friends & peighbors
during the long liness and death
of my beloved Wife and mother of
our children To have, to hold
and then to part is the greatest
sorrow of my heart. She was the
best wife and mother a man ever
had Clark J Green & family
A BUD THAT THE GARDENER
ave us.
pure and levely child
ave him in our keeping
cherish undefiled
i was opening
TO the glory of Gay
paveals Gar-
And took our flower away
Father, Mr David Cook _
IN LOVING MEMORY OF FRANK
R Bradford who passed away 3
years ago today.
Not a day do we forget you
In our hearts you are always near
God alone knows how much we
miss you
As this ends the third sad year
Sediy missed by his wife Mary
daughter Gledvs and son. Olenn
NOT A DAY DO WE POROET
you
In our hearts you gre elways near
God ajone knows how much we
miss you.
As this ende the third sad year
Sadly missed by his wife Mary
daughter Gladys and son Gienn
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Cass at Peterboro. or Room 18
18 West Huron St. Pontiac
LARGE
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office 21 to 28 yrs. of « some
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tac Press Box 1
Representative
Exuperienced capable man with
@ good selling Kkgroung who
ean work with a minimum of
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manent seiaried position
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work is ca
their homes
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permanent connection to one
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tmterested in this work please
give complete information about
yourself in yovr first ‘etter to
Boz 8 The Pontiac Press
Rough carpenters. Must
be A-l Union only
Winter’, work ahead.
Crescent Lake Rd. Two
blocks north of M59
Real Estate Salesman
intere-ted m meking mon
time only Apply
in person Bateman &
Ka.npsen Realty Co. 377 8
Te'egrauh Rd
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
low-cost housing project
plenty of fioor time. full time
only. Russel] Young. Realtor &
Builder 412 W Huron Street
SHOE SALESMEN FULL AND
part time Experienced preferred
See Mr Watson Simms Bros 98
_N_ Saginaw
SALESMAN. COMM.
college grad.
4 years, ex rience $410 up
BOND FMPLOYMENT —EN 'Y
( FULL OR PART
furnished, Cal FE
~ SALESMAN
Retail work Good chance for ad
vance... ents. Sala plus com mis-
sion Apoly Mr net. 162 N
Saginaw
TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY For
siding bullding material or home
Modernization salesmen $200 per
sale profit to you. Your custom-
best prospec
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HELP Men and women with asutonfobiles are needed tr ieliver te one
Li) ston J 3
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‘ember . neme. ad-
dress telephone number. and
hour « ble on @ ecard
‘to Directory Dist. Associates, care
of Box 50. Pontiac Press
we A 3
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ally
present our linens to the giris,
: r
lovely are all exclusive
not available in any
you have a car. are
and cage. bo ed past 4. and
want above average income.
AIRLINES 5 NEED ED MORE ; WOMEN
married le. See at er Cstsustinns Airtincs” Trae
ALERT WOMAN TO REPRESENT
nationally knowr firm Full
e Sel) by invitation oor,
Ker livery or collection Car
and phone xecessary Cali MI
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BABY SITTER WHILE MOTHER
works. References desired. Call
_FE 20040 between 3 and 4 p.m
EXPERIENCED BOOK R
a Market in rson Adiers
tee 6 Baidein
BEAUTY OPERATOR “= GOOD 1a sabe ees opere operator
Phone M
mt SOA SHILE R
Experienced with some knowledge
ef bookkeeping. —
k. B. SHOP
142 W. Maple. Birmingham
CLERK-TYPIST Desire person experienced in ma-
chine tine for accounts receiv-
abie Yping required. 25 years
or elder Apply rsonne! office
Pontir Genera) pital. 461 W
Huron 8
DEPENDABLE WHITE. HOUSE-
keeper, some nursing sing capertenes
for elderiy couple. Live
72-9263
EXPERIENCED PART TIME
gict for genera’ work. 8
am tw 1 ~pm. 6 days week
Apply 50 Wayne St
EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERA-
_tor PE 23-0382
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR RE
alterations dept Re Deiripg
_pit_ Boz 18 Pontiac Press.
ofRt FOR GENERAL OFFICE
with we of short
he 3 ty reply Pontiac
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experience Write Pontiac 55.
_Boa Ti
evelt Hotel”
FOR ELDERLY
couple. Stay in 172 Mohawk
HOUSEKEEPER. MATURE. MUST
like children rura! bome. OA
eee LADIES FULL OR PART TIME
neighbors No experience re-
eulred Write givine name, ad-
dress and phone to Box 15,
tiac Press
MAID FOR GENERAL STAY
nights. 2 smal! boys. Mother il)
No pursing Small ranch house
$30 | per week _MI ¢-6843
N EIGHBORHOOD we WOMAN
Dept. Hubbard Bidg
MIDOLEAGED - LaDY po
house® Live in
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MIDDLEAGED OR ELDERLY 757
women to live in with widow as
com exchange for room
ang board 350684
RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN FoR
general housework. Live im 4
schoo age children Private room
with beth and 835 week
MI 48166
SALESLADY MUST BE
ested im interior decoration Ap
ply tn person Brown Bros 4 N
ina®
“SALES-GIRLS Experienced Applications sew
being taker for Christmas
time work Myers Jewelry
_Tel-Huro’__ 8h Center. __ pat ee AEs RE- AIL. ~ INTER.
Comptometer operator $209 up
General office. switchboard, $173 up
Nurses atde
Housekeeper,
Stenographer live im. single $130 up
live in, single $173 up
$170 up
Bookkeeper, exp $238 up
BOND EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY 3349 W HURON
Salesladies Must be thoroughly experienced
in ladies dresses, coats and mil-
‘wnery Good salary, commission,
5 day week Vacantion with 7
Merch r ben-
efits George's-Newports) 174 N
Sacinaw St
SECRETARY TO FILL ¥ POSITION
in law office Shorthand and typ
ing essential. Call FE 2-0461
WANTED EXPERIENCED TELE-
solicitor: ad‘es age 36
50 Good hours and good pay
ff you oualifv 9 N Telegraph
Ask for Mr Logan
WANTED: EXPERIFNCED BEAU-
ty operator for permanent posi-
tion. Good ho:
ythe McCulloch Beauty Shop. (808 Pontiar State Rank Bidg ‘
WANTED nae XSERIENCED COOK
for luncheenette Cenoacity @ seats
Capable of preparing us and
supervising help Real) oportun-
ity. Write Box 85 Pontiac Press
stating experience. présént or last
place of emplorment giving 2?
personal references
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work and care of children while
mother works FE 2-8519
WIATRESS WANTED FOR TAV- ern From 11 am. to 7 ™m
Call FE $-5865 before 12 am
WOMEN FOR P ACTS
Salary and bonus. Sed Mrs. Buse.
_Room 2, Roosevelt | Hotel.
Help Wanted 8
INVALID MAN WOULD LIKE Cov.
ple for companionship. and
_Utilities furn. 2344 Jones Rd.
LIGHT DELIVERY HELP MAN or woman with car
suit. Pay every 4 Hote! *
Roosevelt. No Phone — cate
OFFICE
Part t'me work at Also
Carsten = full ume “during
ristmas ly Mr. Saginaw PP! Bohnet, 162
wonat st OR COUPLE TO MAN. age hk me _Ew 36 3574
Instructions
ie
KOREAN VETS
NON-VETS Hours to -.
ae
|
3 escapes
PE buts Quick service. W .
"CEMENT =NT WORK
basement f leers,
s Rew deling. EM
3-477
CARPENTER WORK WA .
Pe rt tume only OR }-2276,
CARPENTRY, | CA ABINETS, REMOD-
eling siding. Wright.
Yrs ‘ozo _ HAND DIGGING & LIGHT HAUL
_ing FE ¢-3284
EXPERIENCED MEAT weuaen wants conpectiog with
ket. Would consider mdnaging oF
leasing. Pontiac Press box
FAST RELIABLE “PRODUCTION Worker wants icr ip shop. Drill
press punch press, taping m@a-
chine matiin mechine turret
lathe. OA &-3671
MARRICD MAN WANTS G6G6D
steady job on farm. Have worked
for Scripps’ farms for 12 yesrs
until farms were sold rge
McClaim Phone FE +8085.
MAN WISHES WORK ee with dump truck.
MIDDLEAGED COUPLE. ar &
wife desire caretakers job af apt
house. teferences. Write Pontiae
Press Box 67
MAN. 21. WANTS 8TEADY ro References FE 2-7134
PLUMBING WORK WANTED.
_Reasonable FE 5-1016
Work Wtd. Female 11
BABY SITTING FROM 6:30 p.m.
to 10:30 pm FE S373
COLORED WOMAN FOR GEN-
eral housekeeping FE 2-3128 after LPP
4pm
LORED WOMAN DESIRES
Mon, Wed. and Fri. work. Ref-
_erences. $7.50 plus fare. FE 4-7749.
WOMAN WANTs DAY
work FE 5-466
EXPERIENCED D GIRL WANTS OF ~~
for afternoons
eventngs. ore ySeet 5-5668.
EX PRACTICAL N ee AVA Vat abie Day or night.
Gir! WANTS
nights. Steady —
GIRL 18 DESIRES WORK OF
any kind. MA +1673.
GIRL 19 WANTS TO BABY Sir. Live in. Call between 7 A.M. -
PM. PE 24789. No calls
Sat or Sun,
GENERAL OFFICE WORK oaYe 53h
FE 5-1936_—
r LAK®
MENINOF Dt NE TH ‘IN [MY SOU.
@iMBOORAPHING “FFING. ai: retartel _Service ©
MOTHER WILL C. take 56a 3 children during deer season. FE
PART OR PULL TIME. @ PER FE 5-
field tie. and water
7660.
etc FE 54-0782.
pape ig barred F.H.A. FL
PE +5470.
Cae oR ny
tions . also custom
and commerctal: free imate.
Raymond Co rE
J08 ~~ PLEMMING. FLOR LaY-
nding fint«hing
Gus WTEED BO OOFS. ALL
353 re doen te 6
RE- pai All kinds. EM.3-4879,
be) LB ATR,
sa — a -
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MASON § CEMENT FREI est! 1 Gs. Our work guaranteed.
A, J. Webster & Son. OR 3-9402
ALTE RATIONS. REMODELING,
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1954
NOVE MBER 17. THE PONTIAC PRESS. W FE DNESDAY.
aptain 1 Midnight Alm ost Went Into Ministry |
: _ Acted iri Films . -- Today's Television Programs - -
coos -emiws | Affer the Army
HARTFORD. ~ Cons. . (UP) —
George A. Barber told police he
was robbed of $2,800 after he had
| carried it on his person for two
months to keep it from hus wile.
Smart Dogs Do EE verything
but Sign Own Autographs Then he |
Channel 1—WXYZ TV Channel 2—WIBK-TV
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By HARMAN W * NICHOLS
WCAR “ewe Temple
(eae wws Heres Anset
WXYZ Whispering Sts WWJ, Loreneo Jones
WXY? Maertir Block
WCAR Hall, Sports
The total yearly cost of attending
Southern is $437.40. Cook said
TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS on tegislation in “The Indepen- | t0:45—(4) Three Steps to Heaven F t First Role FARMER CITY. Il. (UP) A would toot his whistle. Two pups
: os , dent.” (2) Strike It Rich. Quiz ; ~ . our - Line rs ° lot of dogs are smarter than a !0t, would dig in. Then he would say
§:00—(7) Little Rascals. Pups Is 11:00—"7) Creative CooKel (4 S G t Leads of people | know. Particularly girl ae , |
Pups.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- |9:30—(7) Club Polka., Bob Eberle | Home oon Lrew 10 dogs ‘verybody go.” And both of
venture serial. (4) Time for Mu-| guest on special show from Ham 44.49 (2) Strike It Ruch and a TV. Contract Take “Queenie.” a six-year-old therm would.
sic. Jane Palmer sings. (2) Capt tramck. (9) On Stage. Drama | Golden retriever, the kind that They also can be taught a
» Midnight. Rockets disappear at} To Be Announced. (2) I've Got a THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEW YORK Blond huskyY hen you throw something they reutine that rams into everything
sea. in “Sabotage Under the Secret Audrey Meadows ti ; , Richard Webb stars as "Captain pach it back trom jumping over one another
>- iq) } Och rhia's y . Vision wom |
Sea.” places her sister, Jayne as | ett, une Glee ( S huant Midnight in. television's upeon 1 fell to chinning with Wayn and walking on their hind legs
6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) | Panels! | Lady Valiant ing weekdy series of that samme. | iSwede) Fuller. on eh friend sid] to oe their bellies and
News. 10:60—(7) Big Town Story of | it sted mati School ay pie cola former neighbor of mine. He said | standing en their heads.
. vicious teen-age gangsters. Mark | 12:15—(2) Love of Life mM ae - om to John } RB i “You know what?” After 1 They are nice things to have |
, a ry is oolnae sia Stevens. Bobby Driscoll star (9) | 19.39 047) Story Studio 14+ Fea Colle ip Siloan clogs Ark "said “what?” be said “Watch around when you are putting on|
a The Falcon. Mystery. (4) This Is] *, : , this.” Swede went into the house (a show.” Swede told .me “Last
; , e our Nest. (2) Search fo ; OrEeiFe
Film. To Be Announced. (4) Your Life. Ralph Edwards and ther Your Ne ‘ r For a time he considered xo snd cot a bunch of letters. sunny: my wile and Tavece aa] CIFFER BREWING —e vacidniatde AND FLINT, MICBAN
Telephone Storybook. Life surprise guest. (2) Boxing. Light- Tomorrow ing into the ministry, but hater fairy and | forgot the routine m ————————————— —
stories of famous Americans (2) ; pe S ee } fecided the theater Then he turned to the Golden a an “ y- |
News Ace. Ken Cline, Van Pat- weight championship bout. | 18:6 Guiding Ligh! Heel retriever mother sof several and self, [stalled a little and the dog e
. = . Paddy DeMarco vs Jimmy Car = e iis career route proved a bit aid inet Se eee be Itt ae ees ” PONTIAC'S FIRST
: ter aon (7) Ore : " devious. however After leaving Go get your tan mail act saved my neck. It was her turn
: arwel (2) wrtia aces re s io ° orked on xl ad ae ° ; i 1 sh “4 “4 o
6:45—(9) Frankie Conners. Music, te:38 — (7) The Hunter. Bart > , chool, he worked on a farm mod Queenie didn't waste a second “me e knew it, and came for TV SERVICE DEALER !
variety. (4) Playhouse 15. Filn. ; . » enn, leled for advertisements in New) | ; ; ward .
(2) TV Weatt Dr. E tt Adams poses as counterfeiter to | 1:15- (4) Sonny Elliot (2! Seek ” tt log She legged it to the pile and came .
y Ped . ————— outwit Reds. (9) Inner Sanctum ing Heart el or “a 7 ion : ts back in a nonce, her own mail in Swede is an old hunter, But he
R. Ps. | Mystery. (4) Mr. District At- | 1.39 | Ladies Day. (4) Jean Mc: | 5 . among other temporary ner mouth a . hunt with his canme BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie torney. Mr. D. A. exposes dis- Br ° : | whit Swede has done a wonderful job oN ese
i ame » war and he enlisted ; Authorized Factory Service for 15 Ditterent Manufocturers
Puppet Show. (9) City Detective. honest cop. David Brian stars | ride S Sue A i at . t 7 Sed with these blooded fetchers It woul’ spoil im for show | 3149 W Hy y Serv or ‘a me 4. 5791
}2:00—(7) Star Seven (4) La | 3* ‘ —— t the business *How much can you get ; ren
Rod Cameron on new case. m 10:45—(2) Sports Corner. Chuck | Ul icon on Seven col, Giices Camila Bohenl, be He has toured the country in the a — 3 . A n } se
Amos 'n’ Andy. Sermon inspires! 1), vey dies First. (2) Ladies Day wcoe'.n (eaieanlet crseg Past few years making them. per- for a dead duck or a pheasant? x
; cr . str 0 co ses - A A
- tor . - |2:38 — (2) Art Linkletter. (9) | covered high explosives. hand-to- form at county fairs. hom Lacie
past mistakes. (2) Files of Jet- 11:00 — (7) Soupy 2 Bckaeiry Myrtle Labbitt. | hand combat. fudo and the bayon- and at sportsman's show
fery Jones. Murder at Home. Maody. gure . Lancigiens | 3:@0— 7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon et He was separated after four The beautiful puppies can deo : 5
Don Haggerty. News. (4) News. (2) News “(ay Freee Gift. ) Big Pa years of service with the rank of about everything put sign an
%:15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News. | 1:15 — (7) Armchair Theater off , , ° . y captain. infantry autograph.
9:30—(7) Disneyland. The story of R ra Arlen in “Lady and the 3:15—(4) Golden Windows Webb then went to Hollywood, |! asked Swede how he does =
Donald Duck. (9) Friendly The- Menstes «9 G Neighbor | . was immediately cast in the “I can't rightly tell you
ater. Dick Powell Lizabeth Scott | — Cary re Mary |3:38—14) One Man's Family (2) Alan Ladd picture, “OSS.” He said, “except that you have to
“Pitfall.” ” Eddie Fisher an in “Amazing Adventure “| Bob Crosby. enrolled in a Nttle theater for have the patience of Job You
asap @ a (4) little show, variety (2) Fa- .: mw C ching Mise Mar-| “* months, then made “Sands |cna't make pets of them. and you
: | bian of Scotland Yard. “Poison sali i mr wee ef Iwo dima” and “The Invisible | can't make pets of them. and you
7:45—(4) News Caravan. John) Machine." - , Monster.” A move to New Yerk | overfeed ‘em they get fat and lazy
Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry) ' 4:00—(7) Capt Flnt. (9) Cow-| and television followed. and are no geod for show pur-
' |11:30—(4) Tonight. Vanety with . !
ape —— | ove eo, aoa. | Pa ee bin Haan fae ®? Webb's rise on television Was encil You tr vou hee ia oot
\ rigmes y F s st role consisted of mangle Slowed bite nave Or
: 4 ye ae oa caer = oe | «: 18—(4) First Love. (2) Secret ae bate fave: monte itr he and ne es e poy ; : = nile se
THURSD. Molt Suede cé s secre .
St. Bernards, Joan Davis stars. av! NING Storm was doing leads on many of the Rede can seep his) sec ‘Shaled* * ¢
(2) Arthur Godfrey and Friends. |7:¢0—(4) Today (2) Morning ¢:90— (4) Mr. Sweoney’s World. (211 popular half-hour and hour dra When | weat te visit my for- _ arnee > Me
Frank Parker host, Herb Shrin-| Show. ia Scar’ deeeell | matic shows mer neighbor, the boss man was Eos} ui Pe ron i .
er, guest. soil lack Warner saw Webb on tele-| im the shower. [I had seen his NO EA elt fat
9:00—(7) Breakfast Club ia 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown 19) vision, pli wed him under contract act en television oat ef Chicage . - i “, a
&:20—(T) Stu Erwin Show. vether Remper Room. (2) ee Kiddies Film Fair. (4) Modern and immediately put him to work) and knew “Queenie” by same > 4a N, y gerbe
discovers the family thinks he’s! Travelers. a in “TL Was a Communist for the | only. | said: “Which one ts » PE Ov Ce In Ee 5 eee
| “Stodgy.” (4) My Little Mar- sei ls | a Pepi ted eL7e-45"]
x 9:30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy , ‘BI.’ “Queenie” and seven dogs start. ‘aT ot» 74% :
gie, Margie creates chacs in ¥ |5:@0—(7) Auntie Dee (9) Let's . | ed te bark. Pa: Sal ee Pye NEA
visit to Indian reservation. }1e:¢0—(7) Beulah. (4) Citizenship| Make Music. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Webb fgg baal 7 : - > Den be - Ye.
4 ~ Ceremony (2) Garry Moore. R Q Lewis | fer a year, ay many Swede Fuller uses three met s » Tiee §
9:00—(7) Masquerade Party. Quiz. _ varied roles. Then he left. te in training and showing h . CH ee :
. ‘ “4 is ca oT . AL .
(9) Drama To Be Announced. (4) | 1:38 -‘7) Wixie’s Wondertand (4) | §:30—(7) Comedy Time (9) | ceturn te New York and tele. nines. They respond to command Mh +, .
Theater. Man and woman mem-| A Time to Live. (2) Arthur God Kiddies Film Fair (4) Howdy | vision via whistle. hand-signals and voice V) ea te
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a = ~ 7e ne F naa Q 4
| shows later, he returned to Holly- couple of youngsters working in Vy elite t, %
Tr R P i and was cast in “The Ne- his back yard another time I hap ehatete tele “4 ‘
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= ay’ Ss a 10 Ne et of another cycle of movie and tele- olds “5 Weg f-|° a el
. down."’ They oS
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Show Business
Boom Startles
Mexican Capital MEXICO CITY @—This city. all
ot @ sudden, finds itself with a| Inter- American
Center Planned | is the
of
Finance © Ebasco said some 1,800 acrés just |
north of Miami on U.S. Highway 1
“ideal location.’’ The City
Miami owns most of the land
Harry A. McDonald, former
orporation, Is manag-
ing director-designate of the cen-
booming theater business. About a, $200 Million Cultural, | j-.
dozen stage shows are runni . °
most of them translations sem Trade Project will Be Preliminary financing has be-
US. hits. Three night clubs and! Located at Miami | gun. the announcement said. Leh-
a bowling alley have been turned ban Brothers and Van Alstyn
into theaters to house new shows | MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —A plan Noel, New York investment
And ali are making money designed to expand and intensify | houses, have entered into an
This is a far cry from Mexico two-way commerce within the |agreement by which the final
City’s past, when the three mil- Western Hemisphere was outlined | underwriting of the $60,000.000
lion population didn't even keep) here today with announcement of | bond isue will be consummated.
a stock company going the new Center of the Americas | ————_ nae —
David Reed. head of the speech The 200 million dollar operation
sustaining and
the
that basis, an
of $24,421,000.”
ment said.
$78,217,700.
will be privately operated. self
and is scheduled to open in 1958
An addition to the cultural and
trade center would be a world
fair that would be
excelled subtropical garden at
tracting up to 15 million visitors
first year and returning, on
Ehasco Services, inc.,
ing firm, said the
call for an initial
Of this, 6 million dollars would |
come from a revenue bond issue | self-liquidating
operating outfit
the announce. |
a consult |
project would | linvestment of See Us Before You Buy
TV Trede-ins Accepted
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entire payment this fall, may pay
the tuition in six installments.
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