The Weather . ;
Thursday: Showers “ . ‘
112th YEAR kk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954 —42 PAGES MTU aTIOuae METS Ente Ts & NAL WEWS GERVICE
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SUCCEEDS K Y ES — Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson, right, congratulates Robert B.
Anderson, left, shortly after President Eisenhower
Tuesday nominated him to become Deputy Secretary Oh> Wilson Congratulates New Deputy s
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of Defense. He succeeds Roger M. Kyes, center,
whose resignation becomes effective May 1. Ander-
son presently is Secretary of the Navy.
Proposed County Census
Loses by Close 41-39 Vote _ Oakland County Board of Supervisors called off the proposed special county census by a narrow vote of 41 to
39 early this afternoon.
The roll call climaxed two hours of argument, with
GOP Senators
Propose 7 Rules
to Guide Probes
WASHINGTON (INS) — Senate
Commercials of Actual
Beer or’ Wine Drinking
had already @eposited the
$17,350 needed to start a
; and the U. 8. Bu-
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sex|Early Kindness Pays Off
in Freedom for Prisoner
Leo T. Luttrell, 54, sentenced by Circuit Judge H.
Russel Holland to a life term as an habitual criminal in
1941, walked from the same Oaklgnd County courtroom
a free man. 7
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Expect Showers,
Mild Weather
in Pontiac Area
Showers and a high near 30 de-
grees are forecast for the Pontiac
area by the U.S. Weather Bureau. R. B. Anderson
Replaces Kyes *vix sss Swiss “tke Sends Nomination 4 to 50 tomorrow. Navy Secretary
for Vacant Post | degrees in the city. A trace of rain and snow was recorded in
WASHINGTON ( A P )— | the area yesterday.
The administration was! At 8 a. m. today the tempera-
ture stood at 30 degrees. At 2
p. m. in downtown Pontiac the
the vacancy in the Navy! mercury registered 38.
secretary's post created by
the selection of Robert B.
Ahderson to be deputy
defense secretary.
The White House an- C. of C., Unions
sured yeetny ves Back City Plan sent Anderson's nomination; Proposals for Financing
to the Senate, to succeed) Pyblic Improvements to
Roger M. Kyes, who is leav-| ge op April 5 Ballot
Defense Department May 1.| The Pontiac Chamber of Com-
Anderson is a “Democrat for | ™erce and the Pontiac-Oakland
Eisenhower” from Texas. | County Industrial Union Council,
Secretary of Defense Wilson, at | C10, favor the city’s plan for
a ol confer short. | financing a long-term program of
| public improvements including a
$3,000,000 hospital expansion.
‘| Milo J. Cross, C. of C. president,
released a statement today saying
the improvements ‘‘wilk help as-
sure Pontiac's continued growth
both physically and culturally.”’
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gageg is to be done.”
Excise Tax Cuts
crossings in Pontiac.
“In addition, the city’s whole
program of street, sewer, drainage
improve-
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Sees Churchill Retiring
LONDON @—A new retirement 2
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GM Sales in '33
Highest Record
for Any Firm Stand Over $10 Billion,
Taxes Near 2 Billion,
| .Net Profit 598 Million
NEW YORK (AP) — Ten
billion dollars in sales, more
than 1%4 billions in taxes,
| 598 millions in profits—|
| that’s the record of General
/Motors Corp. for 1953.
The sales of $10,027,985,-
482 were the highest in his-
tory for any private cor-
poration and eclipsed by a
| wide margin the $7,549, 154,-
419 previous record for GM
or any other firm. Dies at Play
Boy, 11, Hanged
on Tree Branch Climbing Mishap Tokes
Life of Darrell Butler Net income of $598,119,478 was!
only the third highest for the giant
Tuesday Afternoon
Darrell Bruce Butler, 11, of 6 auto manufacturer but GM kept
Direct taxes of $1,237,000,000 |S Tasmania Ave. was dead on |
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| Lauds Senator
for Attack Upon
Party-Splitting Brands as ‘Nonsense’
Adlai’s Remarks About
Divided GOP
WASHINGTON (AP )—
President Eisenhower said
today Sen. Flanders (R-Vt)
did a service by pointing up
the dangers of party-split-
ting strife in his Senate
speech critical of Sen. Mc-
not issuing any blanket en-
dorsement of Flanders’
speech. He also told a news
conference:
its position as biggest money -
maker in American industry, top-
| ping 1953 earnings of 553 million
|by Standard Oil Co. (N.J.) and
491 million for the Bell Telephone
System.
plus $661,000,000 collected by GM | arrival at Pontiac General Hospital
| im sales and excise taxes came to jate yesterday after he hanged | $1,898,000,000 equivalent to $21.77 ‘ - } | himself accidentally in a tree 2} | a share of common stock, com- feet from his home.
pared with net ft ete Pontiac Detective Thomas Mitch- |
ell said the boy apparently was
“Earnings continued to be ad-| descending from the 18-foot box
versely affected by excess profits | elder when the Ying of a dog taxes and in 1953 earnings also
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WASHINGTON (UP)
--Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson said to-
day he would probably ask
President Eisenhower to
veto high farm price sup-
ports on basic crops if
Congress votes to con-
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By STONEY JACKSON
Sports Columaist and Chaplain of the Sportsman's Chapel,
Tullahoma, -Tenn.
Question: Do you think professional football rates
Otto Graham, star quarterback of the Cleveland
knows that. The men are rugged, they play | | Question: What builds
among the Browns?
don’t pray for any special
no game for weaklings— : iach
Les Angeles Rams
gan State. Others I'm
Question: When did a
to you?
football to-
but
Graham: Before each game, we hold a
ing for players in the dressing room. No
| or fancy. We repeat the Lo
Jesus taught His Disciples. We f
then happens on the field will be the right thing.
We're not, the only football team that does this. The
y before games; so does Michi-
, was born six years ago, I Weary Football Player Finds Prayer Renews Strength “Can he play football?” Football is a great equalizer.
such a good team spirit
formal
"s Prayer together. We
favors, just the prayer that
that whatever
sure.
personal faith become vital
Graham: Soon after our first child was born. Good
as my early Christian training was, I took it pretty
much for granted. My prayers were au
there were no real crises in tomatic. Since
my early life, I felt no de-
my own
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Members of School Board!
Order Condemnation of
Property for
From Our Birmingham Bureau
BIRMINGHAM — Board of Edu
cation members last night adopted
a resolution condemning 22 acres,
of land for a new junior high
school and a playground for an
existing school .
School board attorney John Martz
will be instructed to begin the con
demnation at once. The tract is
bounded by Derby road, Adams
road, Buckingham road and the
Grand Trunk Railroad rghtof-
way.
An offer of $1.250 per acre was
made by the school board. in No
vember, 1953 and refused by the
owners.
Uuder Giscussion was a finish
used on weoden c.rridors in the
Torry school. According to Supt.
of Schools Dr. Dwight B. Ireland, j
the finish was approved by the
office of State Fire Marshall, but |
the city fire marshall says it is |
inflammable.
Plans for moving the site of
high school football games from
Pierce School to the high school
were discussed, and approval was
given the Birmingham Teacher's
Qlub for a 20-minute presentation |
on salary proposals at the next
meeting.
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Postponed last week because of
weather conditions, |
read, Bloomfield Hills.
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Local Girl Scout troops have!
been, or will be celebrating the
42nd birthday of the Girl Scouts
is Friday in varied ways. Troops Cy
o
ion Friday, in a program
depicting the dress in foreign coun- |
song 5)
«Kay Fowler, senior program aides
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“Guest Night” is »- the docket
for tenight’s meeting of the Ham-
mend Organ Seciety, at 8 at
is wel-
and Detroit. }
at St. James
the first one to be held
Rev. Harold Towne wil!
the first in a series of
the rith
present
on
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Children's services committee of
League of Women Voters will
1:15 p.m. tomorrow at
Sheridan in Southfield Town-
t and three
mentions at the 13th an-
the igffi i mentions
ended its convention
. is composed of profes-
photographers from al! over
tate, rg
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At a recent meeting. Mrs. Car!
H. Rice was re-elected as presi-
dent of the Women’s Club. Also
reelected were Mrs. William W.
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The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Parti
eleady tenight. Lew 8 te There
dap cleads with shewers late in the day
Righ 4 te Light variable winds
te south 1 te IF
miles an Beer inte tonight and Thersday
‘ Tedar in Peatiae
Lewest temperature preceding 8 am
m=: Wind velocity 12 mph
Direction Norta
Gun sete Wednesday at 633 pm.
rises Thursday at @ 61 aw
ured 5
rises Thureday at 1056 am }
BDewetews Temperatures
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Lowest 2
age temperature.... raceewane Lan |
‘eather—Partly cloudy. trace é@f rain
and snow. 3 “Mrs. John R. Dufty, corresponding
| through industrial plants, mwu-
| eraft pregrams. }
Church will begin to |
Papacy, following the
of Mrs. Robert L. Adams, |
Arnold, re- |
The associa.) - . . |
Junior High) Merrill. first vice president and
secretary
New officers taking office in
May are: Mrs. Charles E. James,
second vice president; Mrs. Ralph
Main, recording secretary; Mrs.
Charles Zeigler. treasurer; Mrs
Matthew Cammareri, directer and
Mrs. Stuart Allen, auditor
Others are Mrs. William O. Mer-!
rill program chairman; and Mrs. |
kdwin Minks, Mrs. Lawrence
Heintz and Mrs, C. F. Butters,
program committee,
. . .
For the seventh consecutive year
the local YMCA will offer its Da-Y
summer program from June 28
through Aug. 6. Programs will run
from 9 a. m. to 4 p.m. each day
under supervision of Edwin F. Kir-
bert, executive secretary.
There wil be swimming, tours
seum visits, overnight outings,
trips te Briggs Stadium, and | }
Reservations for full-time par- |
ticipation will be taken by the Y |
starting April 1. Youngsters at-
tending only part-time wil] not’
register until May 1. |
. . . {
to summon juries ‘as been ap-
proved by the city commission.
Such action became necessary) |
: when a local attorney pointed out
juries for trials in justice
not being summoned |
Birmingham Newcomers are
Mr and Mre Herman L. Martens. De-
troiters whe have moved to 1278 Jackson
Park. He is the owner of a Detroit
shop.
Pormer Grosse Pointers Mr and Mrs
whe recently moved to 3733 Lin
cain «Me is with Mowell Biectric Mo-
tor Co
Mr. apd Mre Russel) Hughes, whe
have moved from Detroit te 7345 Ch -
He is with Prec M. Randal) Ac- |
Perk He is with MacManus, John &
Adams
‘Mr end Mre Jehp Micheel from
Beattie. Wash. whe ere living at 1718
Hellan Me is with Cunninghem-
by Hoover Ideas Ex-President Sees Five
Billion Off Expenses if
No Pressure Groups
WASHINGTON @& Herbert
Hoover said today five to seven
billion dollars a year could be
saved if Congress would follow all
the recommendations he expects
the new commission on govera
ment reorganization to make
The former President, chairman
of the commission, said in a speech
for the National Press Club that
no final recommendations have
been put on paper but added
“We are learning a jot.
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“From discussions with officials
and task force leaders, I am con-
vinced that if we could secure al!
our desires from the Congress, we
could save five to seven billion
dollars per year without injury to
the necessary functions of the gov-
ernment. Those sums are equal! to
15 or 20 per cent of the personal |
income tax.
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*‘However, I never expect perfec
tions on this earth.”
Hoover said one reason al! pos-
sible economy moves will not be
approved is that about 200 pressure
groups “occupy themselves pres
| Suring the government for more
spending or in opposing any re-
ductions
“Tf by some unexpected dispen- |
| sation, these 200 groups, who seek |
| more spending or who resist econo- |
| mies, would take a holiday for two |
years, we could possibly get the |
five to seven billion jpollars about |
which I spoke.”
C. of C., Unions Back| Improvement Plan . +
(Continued From Page One) |
for expansion at Pontiac General
Hospital. ) i
2. A majority of the city elec.
torate will be asked to pass the!
proposed increase in the property
tax limit from 10 to 12'2 mills
($2.50 per $1.000 of valuation).
One mill would be used for
hospital expansion and 1's mills
placed im am accumulating fund
for public improvements.
Because payments on the city s
debt will stop after 1955, 2 mills
of the proposed increase would
replace the present 2-mill] debt tax |
and the actua) tax limit could not
be raised more than one half mill |
(50 cents per $1.000 valuation). | oN ! ©
in Beverly Hills
AP Wirephote
BRIDE OF SETH BAKER—This is how Joan Benny, daughter
The appointment of City Sana- of the comedian, Jack Benny, appeared last night as she became the
tarian Henry Johns as eesiakie|| bride of Seth Baker, 26, New York stock broker, The ceremony was
Her wedding gown is of creamy white French
silk brocade. (See story on page 28.)
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Police Arrest |
Youth Stealing
2nd Automobile
BIRMINGHAM — A 16-year-old
Birmingham youth awaiting a
hearing in Juvenile Court on an
attempted auto theft charge has
been caught stealing another car,
Birmingham Police Lt. Henry
Timm said today.
Timm added the youth has a
previous record of juvenile of-
fenses
Yesterday he took a car from
the Birmingham High School park-
ing lot, drove it for 90 minutes.
and returned it to the lot, striking
another car. police reported.
Alpinists Continue Hunt
for C47 Crash Victims
NICE, France W—French and
American Alpinists searched today
for eight bodies still missing from
the wreckage of a U. S. Air Force
C4? transport in which 20 persons
died last Thursday |
The bodies of the four crewmen
were recovered Monday. Eight bod
ies were found yesterday.
Musicale to Hear
Julliard Graduate BIRMINGHAM — Guest soloist
at Thursday's 2 pm. Birmingham
Musicale concert will be SOprano |
Dorothea Hawkins. a graduate of |
the Julliard School of Music. She |
will be accompanied in two of a
numbers by John Cataldo, violin-
ist of the workshop group of the
Musicale. Sonika Bergishagen wil! |
be at the piano |
Second part of the program will |
include piano selections by Jeanne
Loofbourrow, a student of Mischa
Kottier. An instrumental trio will
make up the last program. with
Jean Hohmeyer on the violin
jorie Bernat on cello, and Lois
Holmes at the piano
Pole Congress Opens
WARSAW. Poland —The Po-
lish Communist party opened its
second post war congress todas |
with Nikita S. Khrushchev. first
secretary of the Soviet Communist
party and a top Kremlin leader.
among the observers.
LaDONNA QUINN
Soroptimists Fete
18 Clubs Thursday BIRMINGHAM — Local Soropti- Man, 30, Is Accused
of 4 School Breakins A Detroit man accused of break-
ing into four Pontiac Schools in
the past two months faces arraign-
ment today on breaking and enter-
ing charges
Roger C. Taylor, 30. of 1332 Su
perior St., told Pontiac Police yes-
terday he stole two radios. a type-
writer and a fountain pen from
the schools and pawned them for
$200 in Detroit
Police said they arrested Taylor
early Tuesday when they found
him inside McCarroll School. He
told police he also broke into Wil-
son, Bagley and McConne!! schools
Auxiliary Defers Voting
DRAYTON PLAINS — The regu
lar election of officers of VFW
Auxiliary 4102 has been postponed
until March 23. It was originally
scheduled for yesterday. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
Russel Holland II
in State Finals of
Oratory Contest
| H. Russel Holland, 17, son of
| Oakland County Circuit Judge H.
| Russel Holland, is in Lansing today
to compete in the state finalg of
the American Legion-spongored
=| National Oretorial qoutest.
Russel, a Pontiac High School
senior, won his chance in the state
competition by winning the regional
contest last night at Farmington.
Winner in the state finals will
go to Washington D. C. for the
| national competition and the win-
ner there will receive a $4,000
scholarship«to the college of his
choice.
Russel ts being sponsored by
Wilson Foundry Post 437 here.
‘Pontiac Deaths
| Sidney A. Estabrook
Funeral for Sidney A. Estabrook,
169, of 1760 Baldwin Rd.. will be}
| Thursday at 2? p.m. from the Purs-
ley Funeral Home.
The Rev. Merle Brown of the
| Federated Church in Lisbon. Iowa, |
will officiate and burial will be in
| Perry Mount Park Cemetery
Mr. Estabrook died March 3 in
| Deland, Fia.
Miss Alice R. Gomez
Rosary service for Miss Alice
R. Gomez, 18, of 291 Midway Ate.
will be tonight at 8:30 in the Mel-
vin A. Schutt Funeral Home.
| Funeral will be Thursday at
| 9:30 a. m. in St. Vincent de Paul
| Catholic Church, of which she was
}a member. Burial will follow in
|Mt. Hope Cemetery. She died
| Monday night in Pontiac General
| Hospital after a three-month ill-
| Ness.
| Born in Uvalde, Tex. Aug. 11,
1936, she was the daughter of the
late Carlos Gomez and Mrs. Nar-
cisco Dominges of Pontiac. She
came to Pontiac 10 years ago from
Uvalde.
Besides her mother, she is sur-
vived by four brothers and four
sisters. Mrs. Theresa Alvarado.
Mrs. Eves Godoy, Mary and
Lydia Dominges of Pontiac, Ben-
nie Gomez in the U. S. Army,
Robert and Carlos Gomez and John
Dominges. all of Pontiac
Hull Returns to Japan
TOKYO w—Far East Command
er Gen. John E. Hull returned to States is currently about 13 per day calling for eech nation to ship oppose Sen
Approval Expected
for Excise Tax Cuts | (Continued From Page One)
tax exemptions for each taxpayer |
and each dependent.
The bill up today would slash |
the present 25 per cent rate on)
long-distance telephone calls; cut
jin half the 20 per cent tax on
movies, sports and other admis-| 4}
sion tickets, and on furs, jewelry,| &
luggage. cosmetics. women's pock- | [* .
etbooks, wallets, cameras. film and | toa’ .
light bulbs: and cut one - third | "3".
trom the present 15 per cent rate
}on sporting goods, pens. mechani-
|cal pencils, lighters, local tele
| phone bills and rail, bus or alr
| passenger fares.
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| Democrats had been primed to ifr |
| Publican House members agreed
| to limit the extensions to one year.
| The Ways and Means Committee
afternoon to the 875-page tax re-
| about $1,397,000,000 in tax cuts the public or executive hearing may be
Egypt, Russia to Trade CAIRO, Egypt #—The Egyptian.
foreign office initialed a trade
agreement with Soviet Russia to- | ness plants and equipment. to cer-
|tain baby sitter expenses and
medical costs
Milk consumption in the United lke Lauds Flanders
for Senate Speech (Continued From Page One)
+ | attacking “McCarthyism” on tele
vision last night.
Prefacing his remarks with the
usual observation that he doesh't
internecine’ warfare. He
that procedures that were irreg-
ular and were aimed at
dizement of an individual—an ob-
tivities ended with Murrow attack-
ing the senator's me and say-
ing: ‘‘This is no time for men whe
McCarthy's
Japan today after a two-day Ko cent greater than the volume be-| the other goods valued at $14.412,.'to keep silent—or for those whe
rean visit fore World War II. 5300 within a year. ‘ approve.”
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, Willman has stated that the city's | mists will be hostesses to repre-
m| tax rate would not be raised. | sentatives of 18 Soroptimist Clubs
33 | as in the area at an assimilation
= $470 in Cash Is Stolen _ forum and dinner meeting at 7
te | * s tomorrow at Devon Gables.
un | From Birmingham Home One Year “age ts Pewtiae
temperature. ... 6... sccceeees
Wighest and Lewest Temperatares
Date tn #t Years
70 tm 1935
Tweeday's Temperatere Chart p.m.
Guest of honor will be LaDonna |
| BIRMINGHAM — Police today Quinn, governor of the midwestern 4 ts
Mattie Creek 4522 Marquette 33 36 are investigating the theft of $470 "egion of the American Federation
Coates! «$8 Mireeukee asin cash and $18 in ehecks from ——— choo | Chicage $134 Minneapolis 4@ 2) the home of John A. Ring, 339 Stan-| She will serve on the workshop |
over ° “ New vor 3 3s ley, last night ‘ commiittee at the national convén-
— = =gmane 35: ' a a Sahat, ab et Rime teld -potice the tear dor ‘tian at Bantt thisdune- diss Quins
8732 Was forced and the money was has been a member of Soroptimist,
taken from a desk. He also re- the world’s largest women's serv-
ported a $95 watch stolen, j ice club, for eight years.
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Gl Convicts Get
Second Chance Army Retraining , Men
in Germany; Hundreds
Make Good:
KAUFBEUREN, Germany # —
Hundreds of young American sol-
dier convicts are making good at
a “second chance” U.S. Army
camp here in southwest Germany
near the Aastrian border.
Convicted in courts - martial
throughout Europe for lesser of-
fenses, they are sent here for re-
habilitation and retraining instead aan |
The Army says 8 of 10 soldiers
sent here are returned to normal
military duty. Their average age! §
is 21. |
Kaufbeuren's prisoners have vs
been convicted of such offenses as —
absence without leave, misappro CASE OF THE MISSING WHEEL—Four-year-old Ronnie Nick-
priation of Army vehicles, disre-| els, of Hutchinson, Kan., is having mechanical troubles. A wheel
spect for superiors, insubordina-| ,ept coming off his toy truck and suddenly it disappeared. While
tion or drunkenness. ; . ; They have | sentenced to con-| making repairs recently, Ronnie put the hub cap in his mouth, and
finement of up to six months. Some | have been meted out bad conduct | ach, as shown on the X-ray.
or dishonorable discharges, but
these are suspended when
come here. a ; then reported it missing. He’s pointing to its position in his stom- |
they | memory of the brutal Army stock-_ Wiley Says Bulgarians |
: | ade in the novel and film ‘From : ion
The soldier convicts live in the | hcadigits © , Sabotaging Communists same type of quarters and eat the | Here to Eternity’: ‘‘There's noth-
same foods as other U. S. soldiers in this retraining program re-| WASHINGTON (INS) — Chair-|
in Europe. The Kaufbeuren center | motely resembling some of the man Alexander Wiley of the Sen- |
looks much like any other military | widespread misconceptions of life | ate Foreign Relations Committee |
post in the American zone of Ger-{ in an Army confinement facility. | :
many. The men are sent to the rehabili- said today that Buigarian 5 spe
But the Army's provost marshal | tation center as punishment for | @T® engaging in armed revolt and |
in Europe, Brig. Gen. J. /P.) Hol-| some breach of law, but they're | sabotage against their Communist
land of Chicago, Il., says there's! not—and 1 emphasize this—sent | masters.
“no pampering or silver spoon or there for punishment.”’
kid glove handling of the train-|
The Wisconsin Republican based
ees. During a recent typhoon in the his report on information furnished
“It's @ tough retraining pro-| Philippines, a total rainfall of ‘by the Library of Congress in a}
gram,” he declared. — 88 inches was recorded in| study prepared for his comunittee |
Then he added—perhaps with a! four days. ‘on conditions in Bulgaria. Hollywood Is Spiritual, |
Says Former Pastor s
Army, Dratt
Orders Confuse
Youngster Of 8 | adciphus A. Washauer, 74, applied
MPALDEN, Mass. 8 — James
Francis Coffey Jr. was to appear
before a draft board today to ex- reau
explain why he didn't register for born in Eugene, Ore., Feb. 11, 1833.
the draft after he was “dis-|
charged from the service’ last) , .
month. It’s Simms for
The board's letter reminded him |
that the law requires a discharged |
serviceman to register with the)
draft board within 30 days of his |
discharge.
Jimmy is a little confused about | the whole thing. He's only 8. |
His father, a postman, had a
little advice. “‘Ask about your state
bonus check,” he suggested. “‘Aft-
er all, you're a veteran now.”
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father was born, Washauer says.
| That was four years before. his! ords are accurate and an error is |
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“a | Sheriff Has Good Eye ies research for the armed forces. |
Relieves Muscular Pain AUST” |: Cars, Not for Drivers Continues Quiz as |
SF BED (0NS% 5) 0) 00 jes sacrur Tourmen Sones voxa| > - ae ee \ <a, NOW for the FIRST TIME!
RIN that he can spot a liquor car every | %
Writs Largest Soler at 108 cae ave. ad seemed ool | ba | munist spying and subversion at
of Former Red “sexs: Meanwhile, Sen. Saltonstall 4R-
gine. But he admits he isn't so) planned a study of whether new
, ae Saltonstall announced yesterday
WASHINGTON @—A self-styled) 4" camities will tale tectimeny or Other MECHANICAL REPAIRS
‘tee today to continue his story of | islation is needed.
. He ordered one car to stop and| ‘ :
Itchy Skin Rash = | *-,¢s; ss: | : \GRska ‘What do you want me for?”
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i carne ce | “It is,” the Griver admitted. He | apply edoress | pulled out his federal agent's | on on P
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former Communist goes before the March 18 from Secretary of De- McCarthy's . Committee Services Committee | he heads
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ton Whitlow, of Troop 17, life
rank; Robert Armstrong, of Troop
7 and Ronald Andrews, of Troop
17, star rank; John Markley and
Robert Tenney, of troop 7, and
Aaron Smith, of Troop 14, first
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= House of Representatives, as main FESTUS, Mo. #®—Mrs. Ernest
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| the invocation, with Mrs. William | committee when they arrived home
Welcoming the 43-year-old moth- |
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. Local, County Republicans |". headquarters ic;
Mrs., Randall and Mrs. Rey F. |
Schedule Brunch Monday | "ct Local Regublican State Central miitteemen and Oakland | oo. and
County Women’s Republican Club will ( Monday noon to sponsor Southfield:
walked-about shoe [a “brunch” at Northwood Ino. Clarkston; Mrs. Charlotte J. Cook and Mrs. Genevieve Schock, two 18th Rochester:
Congressional district members of Waterford:
4 ‘the state central committee, are 2 >
= general chairmen. args Ag
Clare G. Fuller and John B. | Birmingham;
Wilson, the 18th district's other |Lamb, Oak Park;
two state central committeemen, | Donald L. Thompson, Berkley.
will be hosts at the ‘“‘stag’’ table.
Tickets fer the noon affair may
be purchased from any ticket com: | Dad Nervous Over ony through Friday,
Gibson will be toast- | (*[° be 16
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men's Federation leading the flag
Hostesses will include Mrs.
Wilson Severance, Rochester;
Mrs. Fred G. Beardsley, Oxford;
Mrs. Sadie Williams and Mrs.
George L. Brown, Pontiac; Mrs.
Cari G. Frostman, Hazel Park;
Mrs. Harry H. Henderson,
Southfield; and Mrs. Claude is 29.
MeRebert, Reyal Oak. | the other children and confessed:
Ticket committeemen include! “Why, I couldn't call off their
Mrs. Eunice Guenteche of Re-' names to save my life.”
Thompson, who said he was as
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as he was at the birth of the first,
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Tax Threat to Trucking
Chicago will be the scene this week of
meetings called by the American Truck-
‘ ing Association to consider a serious
threat to the trucking and truck manu-
facturing industry.
The threat which actually extends ‘to
the free -interstate flow of goods over
our highways, is traceable to Ohio's
axle tax. Refusal of the Buckeye State
to grant other states reciprocal exemp-
tion from this levy has stirred 10 states
to consider retaliatory taxation.
* * *
The result is grave danger
that the entire reciprocity system
by which states accommodate
one another on taxation of motor
carriers, will collapse.
Congressman Ayres, an Ohio Repub-
lican, opposes his home state's position.
In fact, he has introduced a resolution
calling for a House investigation of
Ohio’s discriminatory attitude. As he
points out, the inevitable results of this
policy would: o
1. Injure one of the most flex-
ible and vital arms of interstate
transportation.
2. Reduce the number of trucks
available for the movement of
military material.
3. Weaken the truck manufac-
turing industry.
4. Create unemployment in the
trucking industry which, next to
agriculture, employs more work-
ers than any other in the United
States.
* * *
Pontiac as the home_of the huge
General Motors Truck pliant, nat-
urally has a vital stake in the effort
to remove this threat to the trucking
and truck making industry. But the
Nation as a whole also is vitally in-
terested.
Our economic pre-eminence
rests solidly on the fact that
there are no trade or tariff bar-
riers between the states. Any-
thing which would tend to break ~
up that market into smaller units
threatens the economic well being
of 160,000,000 Americans.
As Italians See Us
A recent public opinion poll reveals
that a considerable percentage of Ital-
ians think Americans are fine fellows
but they don’t trust us as a nation.
This poll, taken during the heat of
the rioting over Trieste, also indicates
that Italians similarly distrust the
West. That may be why so many of
the people consider Englishmen worse
international villains than Russians.
* * *
In answer to the question
“Whom do you like best?” Fifty-
six per cent liked Americans best,
with 22'per cent rating Germans
first, 12 per cent favoring
Frenchmen and only 3 per cent
approving Englishmen.
One of the important aims of our
foreign policy has been to help Italy
resist Communism by extending mili-
tary aid to that country. Therefore, it is
interesting to note how Italians feel
about it. Only one-third of those ques-
tioned. according to U.S. News & World
Report, think that aid is a good thing.
* * *.
One of the questions asked was
whether Italians think the United
States is trying to dominate the
world. Twenty-nine per cent said
flatly that it is true, 40 per cent
called it true and 23 per
cent it is false.
No doubt reflecting the strength of
Communist opinion in Italy but none-
theless disturbing, is how the average
Italian feels about a showdown between
Russia and the West. .
Only 17 per cent would fight if the Russians invaded Italy.
Thirty-five ‘per cent said they
5 would continue doing what
they’ve been doing and 8 per cent
would” welcome the Russians as
friends. :
The percentages help explain why
Italy. is suffering more from political
instability than any other nation of
Western Europe.
Oakland’s Polio Test
Announcement that Oakland will be
one of 11 Michigan Counties in which
the new Salk polio vaccine will be tested
this year, is news of the first magnitude.
While plans still are incom-
plete, the intention is to ask par-
ents for permission to include in
the test the 32,000 children of
the first, second and third grades
in the county.
x * *
Half of the children in the test group
will be given the vaccine and the others
only inactive water. Not even the doc-
tors will know which they are injectirfg.
But a system of code numbers will be
used so that a complete check of results
will be possible.
Members of the medical pro-
fession and the National Founda-
tion for Infantile Paralysis hope
the new vaccine will sound the
death knell of this dread disease.
Developed by Dr. Jonas E. SaLk of the
University of Pittsburgh, formerly of
the University of Michigan, the vaccine
has been tested for safety. Not only did
he give it to himself, his wife and two
children but to 637 Pennsylvanians 3 to
21 years old. _
* * *
Later examination of their blood, ac-
cording to Dr. Joun D. Monroz, County
Health Officer, showed a high degree of
immunity.
In medical science nothing can
be taken for granted. But every
adult can hope and pray that the
forthcoming tests will signal the
beginning of the end for polio-
myelitis.
The Man About Town
Honor Paid Otto
Lansing Board of Commerce
Gives Him ‘Builder’ Award
Daftynition
Lie detector: An ancient device made from a
man's rib. .
The Lansing Chamber of Commerce has
bestowed the title of
“Master Community Builder”
on a former Pontiac resident,
C. W. (Bill) Otte,
managing director of that body for many years.
Now in poor health, he was not present at the
600-plate dinner in honor of the occasion, but
watched it at his home on a special! television
hookup. Mr. Otto held a similar position |
Pontiac many years ago. wer
Oakland County figures prominently in the
Miami Beach $15,000 golf tournament néxt week
when
Wally Burkemo and Chick Harbert
are participants in a four-ball event.
Thought to be living in Pontiac is the twin
sister of
Mrs. Eva Harding Smith,
from whom Mrs. Smith has not heard in 50 years.
When small children they were adopted by
different families, and Mrs. Smith does not know
her sister's married name. Mrs. Smith is very
ill and urges her sister to write here at Box 104,
A letter recently received from
Arthur H. Scott,
now in Bradentown, Fla., says he is not the ‘‘Art”’
who wrote this column about the bad florida
weather a few days ago. He states that the
weather now is not too bad. but that he never
saw sO many vacancies in his several years of
wintering there, and that all of the natives are
sobbing.
New Hampshire Red pullets hatched last July
are reported by
Walter Hein
of 5634 Orchard Lake Road. as laying eggs three
inches long, six and one-half inches in circum-
ference and weighing one-quarter pound.
Latest innovation in fectwear is a
bedroom slipper designed for dogs te
chew on. It has a special built-in
of Keego Harbor says that at least a dozen
have been patrons at his bird feeding board
winter.
Verbal Orchids to—
Mrs. Cora Frost
of 596 North Perry St.; ninetieth birthday.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
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“But Who’s Going to Bell Him?”
Voice of the People
Says Lottie Nicholson Delivered Press
in Weather That Stopped School Busses (Letters will be condensed when neces-
sary because of lack of space. Full name,
address and telephome number of the
writer must accom y letters but these
Will not be publ if the writer so
requests, unless the letter is critical
tts neture)
I wish to commend our Pontiac
Press carrier, Mrs. Lottie Nichol-
son. The school busses could not
get through for three days during
the recent snowfall, but she never
missed even one day.
We could scarcely believe our
eyes when we saw her put the
paper in the holder, for we ex-
pected no one could possibly get
up our drifted @road.
Hats off to her. She has never
failed to get through, no matter
how difficult it has been, mud,
snow. rain, cold or heat. We can
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Veteran Asks Purpose
of VFW Organization
I have been approached to join
several veterans’ organizations.
Particularly concerned with the V_E.W. Once or twice a year this
group is on the streets selling
Buddy poppies. What are the funds
used for?
The vets also offer raffles and
bingo parties (in some places) to
acquire extra money. Most of the
vets I meet do not belong. or at
least not actively, to a veterans’
organization.
Is the primary purpose of such
a@ group te perpetuate the mem-
Or Just Tough
“Of course,”’ said Briggs. as he
tackled his portion of chicken, “I
may be wrong, but it strikes me
that this chicken—.”
“Well.” snapped the landlady,
‘and what's the matter with the
chicken?"
Briggs shrugged his shoulders
“Oh. nothing — nothing.” he sald; ery of wartime experiences or is
it to help the veteran in some
way?
Usually you see the organization
represented by a hail-fellow-well-
met type of individual who wears
his campaign hat at a cocky angle
and has a handshake like a vice.
But what is the V F.W.”
A Veteran
T have been approached a num-
ber of times by various people
asking that I join a veterans’ or-
ganization.
Will some commander.of one of
our local posts please tell me
what benefits I wil] receive from
my joining such an organization”
. A Veteran
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
Even so ye also outwardly ap-
pear righteous unto meh but
within ye are full of hypocrisy
and iniquity —Matthew 2%: 28, . . s
What a-man thinks in his spirit
in the world, that he does after
his departure from the worid when
he becomes a spirit.—Swedenborg.
Truman’‘s ‘Only an Eyeful of Commies’
Includes Puerto Ricans, Fuchs and Hiss
By DAVID LAWRENCE
WASHINGTON — Former Presi-
dent Truman is right when he
says ‘there aren't an eyeful of
Communists in the whole country,”
but he never has looked that eye-
ful squarely in the face
For it took only an eyeful of
Puerto Rican subversives from the
Nationalist party to shoot five
members of Congress last week.
The whole Nationalist party im
Puerto Rico comprises less than
500 persons out of the 2,500,000
population.
It teck enly an eyeful of
Commanists this week to aneak
in and destroy 18 American
planes at an airfield poorty pro-
tected by the French in Inde
china.
It took only an eyeful of Com-
munists to steal atomic secrets
from the United States and hand
them over to Russia cca
Klaus Fuchs, the spy, was only
one man out of the many thousands
who worked for the American gov-
ernment at the atomic project,
’ but he did enough damage to the
American people to be recorded
as the most destructive traitor in
history
It took onty an eyeful of
Communists in the Department
of State, out of many thousands
of employes, te attempt te
sabotage American policy and
one out of that eyeful—Alger
Hiss—was at Yalta at the elbow
of the secretary of state when
the United States made its sur-
render of much of Asia te the
Communists.
It took only an eyeful of Com-
munists in the Treasury Depart-
ment to enable one of their agents
—Harry Dexter White—to furnish
tion to that one man even after
the FBI revealed the facts to him.
What Truman and many other
loyal Americans misunderstaad is
the difference between ‘the futile
effort of communism ‘to win a
substantial number of / Americans
to its banner and the existence of
oDSpIT AG MD. rae. a ‘
ments and secure isformation for
The attitude of Truman ever since 1946 has been one of mini-
mizing the importance of the |
Ty militt g
z when
livered to bondage under the
‘ Communists. its
The records of the Senate in- Case Records of a Psychologist
Don't Sponge Off Family;
Pay Your Way in Life
Clara’s dilemma is common ~
among housewives. That's es-
pecially true if you come from
large families who like to de-
scend upon you for “free”
summer vacations. So read
this Case Record carefully.
Then mail it anonymously to
those who need it.
lives on a small farm about 100
miles from Chicago.
“Dr. Crane, my husband and |
decided to buy this little farm so
family, without then serving as
“And our grocery bill runs
from $60 to $75 more per month
te pay their feed, even
though wé raise a let of our
ewn vegetables.
“So what can I do? I don't want
to be rude, but I can't stand the
extra work. And my budget can't
bear the financial strain of so
many relatives.”
If uninvited relatives make it a
habit to descend upon Clara for
their annual vacation, it is cer-
tainly proper that they at least pay
for the entire grocery bill mean-
while, both for themselves and
Clara's family.
If Clara furnishes the beds and
does most of the extra housework,
that is enough imposition upon
her, without also paying for the
food bills, too.
Baering Down
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
international News Service
When Senator McCarthy polishes
the high brass he doesn't spare
the sandpaper.
You ve got to admire a man
who investigates an army den-
Uist and takes the chair too.
I sat in one of those military
hot seats in 1917 while an artillery
dentist filled my kisser with cavi-
ties.
At the finish I had the prettiest
smile you ever saw on a shelf.
But T couldn't bite the ends
off asparagus and was court-
martialed for saluting an officer
with both hands in my pockets
“Why doesn't Clara visit her
city relatives and even things up
in that manner?” you might ask.
Well, she has five or six fam-
ilies that descend upon her, so she
can't spend five or six vacations
so when you descend upon your
country relatives, uninvited.
least pay for the entire food bill.
Family reunions are very desir-
able, if each unit of the family
pays its own way or brings \jts
own potluck dinner for the
mail them this Case Record in a plain white envelope, with no other comment.
Always write to Dr im care Rewspaper. enclosing « 3 ous ped, addressed envelope and « dime te cover — and printing costs whes oa or one of his psyc eal
God bless the future father whe
An old friend writes me that
Canandaigua dentists and_ pliysi-
cians are trying to have the mu
nicipal water (from Canandaigua
Lake, one-of the famous Finger
Lakes of Western New York)
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Nationalista Leader's Plan
Reason for Fast Roundup By PHIL NEWSOM | political defeat had embittered
ot 10, 1954 SEVEN —_—_ * —————— ; eee ———_————
chiatrists, he was pardoned on the
condition that he abstain from
politics. First result was the at-
tack on the U. S. Congress.
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The leader \s 62-year-old Pedro
Albiza Campos who on Saturday
lice and National Guardsmen
from his barricaded headquar-
ters in San Juan and was taken
enly after being overcome by
tear gas.
Once he advocated non-violence
-} in his campaign for Puerto Rican
“Violence,” he said. ‘is repug-
nant to the Puerto Rican char-
acter.”
Today he leads sworn killers
who will sacrifice themselves to
reach their victim
A United Press dispatch from
{| San Juan last week disclosed
that his smal! Nationalist party
(it has me more than 500 mem-
bers) plotted not only the in-
credible shooting attack on Con- For that he was sentenced to 10
| years in Atlanta's Federal Prison.
He returned to Puerto Rico in
fought a two-gun battle with po- | 1947. preaching the doctrine that
| Puerto Rico was a republic which
| the United States had invaded.
Then came a senseless attack
by five of Albizu's ‘‘students’’ who
attempted to assassinate the gov-
|ernor., Other outrages followed.
Albizu was arrested and sen-
| tenced to life in prison. It was
| then that he began “seeing”
| strange things in his cell and to |
complain about atemic bem-
bardment from nearby buildings.
Last September, on the recom-
,mendation of physicians and psy-
|
TES |S. Humphrey of Princetone, N. J.
| ednesday night at the Dugal Fu- A native of Cheboygan, she mar
ried Thaddeus Varnum in 1897 and
spent most of her married live in
Cheboygan and Lansing. Varnum
died in 1907
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By 1927 he was touring Latin
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A baseball-crazy kid of 10 was! my sights on a more likely shot end Killed his rival for the | Some of the craters of the moon| fewer battery changes... greater-than-ever darity! | forever saying he was going to| target te aim at.” affections of a pretty teen-ager to-| are more than 100 miles in di-
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For Your Wonder-
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Weeks Primary
Election.
Maurice E.
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Municipe! Judge
Mr. and Mrs. Pontiac .
greets Miss Charlotte Staudte, the girl he’s been |
trying to marry for the past 40 years, as she ar-
rives in Anchorage,'Alaska. Two world wars, lost hood sweethearts from climaxing their romance
that started in Germany.
ing forward to an “early” marriage. 21,000 to Lose Sight Nixon Reports ls Estimate for 1954 Gains by U.S. Praises ike’s Military
Plan, Says We'll Now
Fight on Own Terms
PHILADELPHIA &—Vice Pres
ident Nixon told a Philadelphia
Bulletin Forum audience last night
the United States has adjusted its
thinking to the point “where we| ‘The loss of China led to
will now fight on our own terms.’’| and to Indochina
Nixon, in the forum's a Indochina may lead to
address, said U.S. armed strength | Asia.”
and military planning is being | eee ne
rearranged ‘“‘to carry out that ee icy,” a plan which be said hax | 3/000 Young Musicians
already born visible fruit. ‘to Go to Grand Rapids “In not one area of th> world,”
he said, “have the Reds gained; GRAND RAPIDS (UP) — More
this year—and in many areas| than 3,000 young musicians from
we have made gains. For the first | Western Michigan are expected to
time in a generation we are aon (rg! — a
periencing . peace prosperity at district Vv est
ae | Michigan Band and Orchestra As-
. ¢ *8 | sociation.
He said much of the credit for Officials said preparations for
this successful shift can be traced the festival are just about com-
uth of thee are inci President Eisenhower as well | pleted.
as the National Security Council, ee |
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| discover how fortunate and blessed
»| I have been—why I do not know.
was a Baptist, I
| go to
where we live. We selected this
Question: Have you ever had
any unusual answer to prayer”
| Graham: Yes, and I hesitate to
relate it. We follow a general rule
that it isn't right to pray to win—
but on this occasion I never prayed
more fervently to win in my life
It happened during the final
championship game with the Los g
our
16-yard line, seconds and 84 yards
away from the Los Angeles goal.
Weary Football Star Finds
New Strength in Prayer
“| our place-kicking specialist, Lou
| ball between the goal posts as the
but today we
the Methodist Chiirch in Bay This much I know for certain.
Village, Ohio, a Cleveland suburb I give God complete credit for the | clicked for 14 and 18 yards. Our
line opened up another nice hole.
through which I went for another
10 yards
The clock was running out, s0
Groza, came in. Lou booted the
gun sounded, giving us a last- | Organization of the Salvation
wonderful life I've had. I believe
prayer is the key to successful liv- |
jing and I want my children to)
| grow up with that knowledge. j
| TOMORROW — Clarence
tells of rebuilding his laboratory
‘
Angeles Rams, several years ago. |
my teammates wouldn’t lose be- | vision of the New York Central Cook Little
(Copyright 1954)
Adviser Unable
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Michigan Central Union |
Into Postponing Action
DETROIT w—A federal mediator said last night he was powerless
to force postponement of a strike
against the Michigan Central Di-
Railroad. The strike was scheduled
his attempt to “persuade” the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
(IND) to try further negotiations.
The’ union threatens to call its 2 I faked a pass, and got loose for 000 members off the job
15 yards, running out of -+ounds
to stop the clock. Two passes
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You are invited to see these and many other
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_ Thursday and Friday evenings. —
Terre y ating
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Bring The Family To-night!
Tomorrow Night or Friday Night
7:00P.M. to 9:00P.M.
The management and employees of V. A. Nye Dairy
invite you to visit our new, modern plant during our
Three-Evening Open House. We want you to see for
yourself the most modern methods of processing
fresh, wholesome, nutritious milk. Be sure to
inspect our stainless-steel equipment and
ceramic tile construction, the materials that
assure you complete sanitation withou$
destroying one particle of the goodness
and flavor of rich, delicious fresh milly
But come out and visit. our. plan
We've planned a real treat for you
Cash and Carry
MILK DEPOT
Located at the Restaurant side of the
building and made to serve you in your
car
Just drive to window, ring bell for
service.
Standard Milk G#!. 73¢
Homogenized Gl. 77¢
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BETH’S NEW GRILL & RESTAURANT
Located in the Nye Dairy Building is our second food shop where ‘ BREAKFASTS
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SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
FSantonSa (CO Tuesday Musicale Elects ‘Mrs. Paul Kera President
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i NOW I StateDay |e | Club’s Own Chorus Gives
: e@ [Scheduled || Wet eins 3 ,
. Excerpts From ‘Operas
‘| WHEN YOU CAN USE THE J by Sorority . | e Mrs. Ferdinand Gaensbauer in Charge
EXTRA SAVINGS FOR YOUR | o's: 20s t."rsc3| of Program in Fellowship Hall :
EASTER and SPRING | *:: , Mrs. Solms, a former president :
of the Detroit alumnae chapter, Mrs. Paul Kern was elected president of Pontiac
» has been president of the Univer-
sity of Michigan Xi Chapter Asso-
| ciation for many years.
| Mrs. Robert Shulman of Ann
® Arber will be toastmistress, and
the Tuesday
Musicale at the Tuesday meeting held in Grace Lutheran Fellowship
MA’M! 2 Hall.
Other officers elected were Mrs. H. G. Woolcock, first vice
MY VOLUME BUY-
ING IN THE LADIES’ president; Mrs. Ralph Norvell, second-vice president; Mrs. Clyde
5 . corresponding
MERCHANDISE
tact Mrs. Fred H. Fink
MARKET GETS ME sae pe tec lo for reser- i Reber; Gaff = 0.
vations, Among those planning to |. Willoughby carried parts
SOME TE FIC ’ attend from this area are Mrs ts the chores, Mrs. L. G. Cox
- Finenauer, Mrs. O'Neil | Dillon, = “Musetta’s —_ Song”
BUYS ND Mrs. Russel] Strickland, Mrs — s ee al
">? Lowell Sutton, Mrs, Craig Pero, : ‘ and a composed
Mrs. Malcolm Cameron and Lu- . wer Vietor Lindquist, Mrs. J. B. Ni-
Aan Lacy. Dougald McColl of Dwight avenue (left), | eae colis Jr. and Mrs, Rebecca Gould
: nice neem | Nila Tompkins of Starr avenue and Bob | Tea sponsored by the Christian Youth Fel- ee
Sew Slip in Skirt | Dunn of Third avenue are busy with ar- | lowship of First Christian Church, The tea wx Kedened “Wied es
aE ha Set tae, des wk rangements for the annual St. Patrick's Day | will be held Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Gould, contralto, who sang “‘Segui-
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eee © ing months. Your skirts will keep| About 89 million Americans are| Adele Simpson Admired their shape etter if you have | members of some church denomi
half slipe sewn right ino them. nation _ 'U. S. Stylist Amazes Paris
gipie j UP TO $10 ON YOUR SELECTION...
PATRICIA ANN EVERITT
atanne numbers was furnished Rasen pe R. 2 of
| by Mrs. Addison K. Oakley, the road announce engage-
ee creererhieg teen ee Set Wienel cad Wes Commie | Aan, to Jereld R. Duntep, oon of
a ne nee Me eng i, | dressmaking houses there is no| were solo accompanists. the R. L. Denlaps of South Jessie
France pretense here for atmosphere. ee | street. A September wedding is
cummant te Adan tape ey en nmaeeene cad tees | Plan to being. out the club's own y a
dynamo who, with her partner,| the, clientele, as they do business ‘sient has been successtil. and) Soft Whiskbroom Eleanor Graham, runs one of | with professional buyers only . . .| _oos+ this program as a Pontiac Newest whiskbroom is one made
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3 oe ‘equivalent of the Wall Street Clearly: while Paris leads the| dlelighted table decorated in coeriary Appl a tig oles
oe Your Orlon Journal, devoted almost a full Styles of fashion, the greatest; green and wim oe water.
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Gay and ¢olorful flowered
fabric earrings (above) will
bloom on the smartest ear-
lobes this spring! Clusters of
field flowers, enchanting col-
orful nosegays of bright
blue, red, white and yellow
are designed in fashionable
elongated drop earrings to
bring a breath of spring gar-
dens into your life.
Sugar berries (right) are
linked together in matching
seis of bib, bracelet and
cluster earrings in pink,
blue, yellow, green or violet.
The romantic nightingales
and the enchanted garden are
intricately wrought into a
matching bracelet and spray
earrings (extreme right)
which rejlect the feeling for bs
“heirloom” jewels.
L. L. Marions
Feted at Church (S]im Silhouette Molded y Willis PTA The Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Marion
were honored by members of
Christian Temple at a_ birthday
dinner and
Monday evening in the church
Warren Gray was master of
ceremonies for the evening. Mr
Gray introduced Dr. Harry God-
sell who spoke on ‘Soul Winning—
It's Cause and Effect.”
Readings were given by George
Rhanor and Mrs. Ike Thurman
and piano solos were played by
Michael Carey, with a duet by
Mrs. Ralph Johnson and Mrs, Gor fellowship meeting | By Cover-Up Founda THE
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tions
The newest fashions have a slim ;
silhouette. The newest under-
fashions define it
The fluid look of the sheath. the
Empire and the princess lines for
spring has its beginning—for the
style-wise woman—in the founda-
tion garments worn beneath
The trends in girdles, brassieres
and corselets are these: greater
coverage through the torso, with
particular concern for the midriff:
longer length in brassieres, and
barer tops; more variety in bra Just because foundations are |
more ‘‘cover-up"’ doesn't mean
they are more confining. They give
firm control where it is needed, but |
they are lighter than ever, thanks
to clever cut and airy fabrics.
They are more eye-appealing, be-
cause of lingerie touches like lace
frills and embroideréd panels
Since smooth control is essential
to the soft and shapely look of
ready-to-wear, you'll be seeing more
corselets—for the junior figure, the PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954 _ ?
“Jewels galore for ‘S4!"' may
well be the fashion watchword this
Ps, spring. For one of the world’s|
largest jewelry designers ushers in|
the new season with the most color- |
ful and imaginative necklaces,
‘ ‘ bracelets, earrings and pins that
ever brightened a fashion sil-/
houette or the eyes of a fashion- |
minded femme!
This spring there'll be a whole
new feeling for color — color with
gold, color with silver. color inter- 2" “Jewels Galore for ‘54!’ |
“** \< May Be Spring's Theme Se
Accents of white are often high- |
textured porcelain beads strung |
into chunky neckldces, long, wide
Tibetan earrings, and rounded bra- |
celets for the wrist or upper arm. |
The porcelain bead, sometimes)
geometric, sometimes ridged or
baroque, is a fashion newsmaker.
heralding the return of the bead
necklace to new style levels.
Tropic-hot colors. shocking pinks. |
turquoise, yellow and red, share
the spotlight with white in enam- |
woven with color, and the leading stg
color of all — white!
Bright “dazzle white” stars in _ eled earrings as big as half-dol
in bangle bracelets to band
the arm with tonal drama
, inspired some enchanting jewel
motifs. The dogweed biessom,
white enamel on gold, realistical- |
ly color-tipped at the edges and
topaz-centered, forms a necklace. The fashion-significant floral | | pring of spring ready-to-wear has |
pin, bracelet and earrings that |
will bring fresh teuch te any
spring costume.
The daisy is another jewel-of
the-season, with white enamel]
petals and yellow center in gay
‘ duplication of the real flower
The flowers that bloom in the
spring have everything to do with
fashion — for they're blossoming
jon feminine ears right now!
The most enchanting, eye-catch-. |
| ing accessory idea in a decade has
_ | been created of miniature posies
| $0 real you can almost smell their
| sweet fragrance
Daisies, violets, roses, pansies,
| lilacs — every spring blossom has
| been transplanted into every pos-
| sible earring style — hoops, but-
tons, drops and clusters
And the colors have been taken
right from dream gardens to
flatter the face and te accent im-
pastels, as well as ever popular
navy.
The time to wear these flower
gariand earrings is now, even if
| winter winds are still blowing and
| spring seems far off. Wear them
to give a pre-season lift to your
} wardrobe — wear them if you are
headed for the South portant spring fashions such as —
| white, pink, blue and other smart — |
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Reunion Planned You want to keep everything | things as scarves frequently. A
about you as fresh looking as limp. slightly soiled scarf de-
your well-scrubbed face 'tracts greatly from one's appear- |
So don't forget to launder such | ance.
| tons.-
The Thursday meeting of the |
Willis PTA will be a homecoming |
reunion for everyone who hag at- |
tended either Willis School or the
original Phillips School f
An oil painting of the original
one-room school will be presented |
by William Becker. Mrs. Becker
was the first Willis PTA presi-
dent.
A film, “From the Shores of
Iwo Jima;"" will be shown by
| fathers, who are in charge of
' program, and a social period will
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And remember, they still will | ¢
be blooming fashionably when you
shed your wools for summer cot-
For flowers are always in
fashion — and never more intrigu-
ing than when they blossom from
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Rev. Charies E. Mason presented
a gift to the honorees. .
Guests included the Rev. and
Mrs. Ernest Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs
Dan Havens and Mrs. Garnett
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» Mary Margaret McBride Says: |
Radio Free Europe Quiz
Promises Liberty, Hope |
Comedians joke that if a contestant on an American radio or |
television quiz show can correctly tell his name and where he is’
from, he is sure to get a big prize.
Those same answers take on a real and spine-chilling significance
a quiz show originates 1 6/10 miles from the Iron Curtain,
by a barbed wire running down the center
a field fresh-plowed so that any footsteps will gs
instantly detected.
“Who are you?” “Where are you from?” “When
did you come?” Some of those who answer this
quiz have left the enslaved world behind only a
matter of hours before. Through Radio Free Europe
they broadcast messages of hope to millions who
also long to break through to freedom.
Radio Free Europe's director, Robert Lang, was
telling me recently about the way the enterprise
works. For mstance, the day Stalin died, the
Communists in Czechoslovakia decided to delay
telling the people. But the people knew the Russiaty MISS
leader had breathed his laste
almost as soon as it happened
Radio Free Europe told them.
McBRIDE
eS eile ie ula “We let the people know about
the village learned the facts | their fellow-citizens who are much
immediately from Radio Free | more interested in the little bene-
Europe—even the names of the | 15 they get by co-operation than |
' in the safety of ail the people,”
| says Lang.
“We are certain we have a big
listening audience because the
Communist broadcasts spend so
much time denying what we've |
said. Last month Radio Prague |
went on the air six times in one
day to call us liars, and even put
on the minister z a Oh, w
know we're listened to,
Parctically all broadcasters
the enslaved
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Pattern 4875: Misses’ sizes 10,
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yards 54-inch fabric.
White Collar Girl
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Mrs. S. F.—It is the greatest
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Beiges Gain Favor
Beiges and browns are edging
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Send 35c in coins for this pat-
and polka dotted silks and unbe- | ‘Pineapple
Delight’ Rich
and Sweet Miss Lucy Hayden
Passes On Recipe
for Dessert
By JANET DELL
Pontiac Press Food Editor
For a rich dessert to serve to the
“girls,’’ try this Pineapple Delight,
given us by Miss Lucy Hayden.
Miss Hayden was most emphatic
im saying that the receipe was not
invented by her, but was given
| to her by a friend. S| Miss Hayden teaches English at
Pontiac High School. In her leisure
hours she is a busy person, being
on the boards of both the Urban
League and the YWCA. Music
is her hobby; at present she is
taking organ lessons.
PINEAPPLE DELIGHT
By Miss Lucy Hayden
1 pint whipping cream
1 can crushed pineapple
3 cups quartered marshmaliows
tea:
Whip cream and add sugar, va-
nilla, pineapple and marshmallows.
Place in refrigerator to chill. Slice
cake into individual servings and
top with pineapple delight. Deco-
rate with maraschino cherries and
chopped nuts if desired.
Marriage License
Applications
Burton W Brediey Detroit
Dariene E. Pankow. Royal Oak
| Robert V Smale, 103 Gladstone Leis J Lampher, 34 E Beverly Ray W Griffith. €3 Bejlevue
| Patricia A Boguss, Dearborn
Eugene J. VerDuyn. Névi
Ive I. Koehler Milford
Billy E. Plott, Keego Harbor
Doris A. Wilson, Keego Harbor
i J. Hardenburg, 18 Newton
veriyd J. Capel, Bramble
Tom Webb. 113 Hull
Lela M. Williams, 361 Branch
— E. Alston, Clawson
A McKay, Clawson
Ward _E. Mardy, Birm
Marilyn A. Preston 318
James R Coakley. 151 Sterling
Lila E Drury. Clarkston
Wayne L. Rewerts. Birmingham
Evelyn Erickson Birmingham
Prankiin D Bianchard. Centerline
Ruth E Moran Utica
Russel! W. Hawkes. Detroit
Betty L. Dahl. #14 Hilicrest
sy Jr. 2% Kenneth
J Rexford. Drayten Pisins
Oavel H. Daniel, Clarkston
Donne Y. Howell, Clarkston
Thomas R_ Strangway. Rochester
Jean E. Ware. Detroit
Loren Estes Jr.. Dearborn
Lerraine M. Hunter, Clawson
Paul R Ross. Huntin, Woods
Dorothy J Rumble oral Oak
James K Adkins, Drayton Plains
Gardenia F Fos, Drayton Pisins Lyri L. Westrum. 108 Hospital road
Emme J. Fenner, 100 Hospitei road
Williem A_ Wisdet. Hazel Park
Clare A. VanBuskirk Harel Park
Earl ©. Sheldon. Haze! Part
Neve L. Bay. Hare) Park
Joseph G. Gomell. Berkier
Rose Marte Cikale Detroit
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Dayton A. Kinkie. 313 Orchard Lake
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Margaret M. Betzing. 123 Wolfe
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| silk surah. It’s a sleeveless dinner dress fea-
| turing polka dots on a rich gold background. Put Patches
in Concrete
Surfaces Repair Ravages of
Wintertime Before
Someone. Trips
By HUBBARD COBB If we didn't have winter we
wouldn't have winter wheat, win-
and this would be quite a shame.
On the otherhand, we wouldn't
have ajl the concrete walks and
‘the new section being
through expansion and contraction.
IWash Inside Out
|
Rochester
Older Women Must Watch Temper
To protect the fuzzy surface of
| brushed-knit sleepwear during
| laundering, turn each garment in-
side out before it goes into the
| soapsuds.
By ANNE HEYWOOD ; Jones, aged 36, has raised her) typing are good, yet nobody wil |
An employment agency in New| three children and now needs a hire her. By this time. hurt, |
| York, one of the first fo open aj Job, and has all kinds of free/ furious and demoralized. she PERMANENTS
| special department for the place-| time. She used to be a secretary.| snaps at people right and left.
| ment of the older woman worker,| She goes beck to school for a| Then people say: “The trouble |
stresses that an applicant for a| brush-up course and now has with the older woman is she has Styling, cutting or reshap-
job “must have good disposition!” excellent shorthand and typing | a terrible disposition.” But—who |] ing. Have it done NOW.
“i's frequently hard to per- skills. wouldn't have’?
suade an employer to hire an| She goes to an employment Fortunately, with the advent) Short Curl
| older woman,” a representative agency and gets turned down. “No of agencies like that New York
said, “but once he has, he usually | 0Penings.’’ She goes to another. | one, this situation is getting better. || Permanents
finds her a splendid worker and &Md another. Sometimes they're | Also, each older woman who does |
| is willing to take more and more just vague, sometimes they tell) get a job, and handles it well.
older women. It's just the initial her outright that she's too old. | helps to give all older women .) $ 50
prejudice which hms to be over-| ft ten't their fault—thelr em- | better name and to break down |
come.” 8 eS eee
That initial prejudice ties in | “S* agency people take | employers. ppotntment Necessa
SS But nobody explains this to Mary caiiebhaais ter and makes a classic vicious we as can do. If you |
Jones, and she gets madder and | are in the same dilemme as our | IMPERIAL
madder. Mary Jones, remember this: It |
Here's what happens: Mary! She knows her shorthand and/ js net the fault of the agency Beauty Salon
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, features some Try not to take it seriously: try
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1h = lige If you cover enough places, you | nouncing
| 16 Changes Yywy will hit one that will hire you +
— 4g so be objective and keep our | — ACoustican ; Boat’ pacdie Y Y, orig through fee many yo . .
19 Cartograp J a nterviews fore the y Hea Aids
20 Apportion “iy = +
af Cen rain om ” een ring 24 Malicious } ( it. 1954)
ne arning , ere now aveoileble 4 ontiec 3 Bint Electric Is Taboo =
ao for Blanket Sales | 33 Shenderest or an et es |
oo CLEVELAND (INS) — Women |
| $4 Challenge, | buy more electric blankets when |
46 Etruscan the words “‘electric’ and “heat”
ce a aren't used in the sales talk.
48 Vendor Dealers have been urged to talk*
ot bese vonas |about “Automatic blankets with |
$8 Puff up | all-over comforting warmth’ in- |
57 Titles stead of ‘‘electric blankets that
H ogee » Havin 7 Shi Te een el | akes as one's aving Gropsy§ 7 akespearean th “electric” can con- |
3 Guarged atom 13 Pomintge 30 CGrassiends 4% Be ower, jure up unpleasant words - like 4 Cornish town appellation 33 Dregs 43 Mature " -and heat” can/|
Pf 13 Ventilate * epoutte *yan make a woman think of perspira- : Undaunted 21 — 4 vty ao va H+ 4 Compass point tion and heavy blankets.
8 Woody fruit 25 Nostril 38 Roof of the 83
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954 1 NINETEEN _
© | Will Address Pontiac Society Mark Anniversary | siden wedding anniversary Sun Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brendel of | day at Friendship Hal of Canteal
Cranbrook Artist to Speak srs storied teir!corigian Chur Wallace Mitchell, one of Cran-| eral one-man exhibitions — at the | -
brook’s distinguished faculty mem-| Bertha Schaefer Gallery in New| everyone can wear it
Southland
Still Calling
Pontiacers
Mrs. E. L. Bradley,
Mrs. M. L. Shadley
Going to Florida
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their way towards sunny Lorraine court. . +. OUFr hew .
Mrs. E. L. Bradley of Josephine Mr, Mitchell will discuss the evo- . .
oped mk oe, eee Shad egy inal poem yp ont, eo Mobile Coiffure Ad leaving trend toward abstract nt-
this week for Fierldn, but thay ext ing over the past 50 years. Color a S ioe Mon No A ment
pect to spend part of their two slides of paintings and sculptures your individual mood. eeded! a week holiday in Nassau, will point up his lecture. : . Sa ene An tnstrecter’ in painting at owe: _ LaChic Beauty Salon Mrs, Stuart E. Whit- Cranbrook since 1936 Mr. Mitchell Mrs. “Lenore” Colsch
field of Cherokee road are vaca- also ts secretary-registrar of the 514 Pontiac Stact Bank FE 4-1687
Gening at Riviera Bench, Vie. Academy of Art there. He is a = —== native Detroiter who studied un- Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8, Pearce Gow bask t: thelr der Zoltan Sepeshy at the Cran-
rf i art from Columbia University
Mitchell exhibits yearly at the|
Michigan Artists Show, was! ti [ire it ie
tion, for his abstracts. He has had sev-
> s s
week visiting her wom and dati All Saints Guild 12 iceman ero ga pad Conducts Meeting =
8 . = ¥ Mrs. Cc: George Widdifield, Mrs. NORMA ELLEN GARDNER
her grandchildren, John David and Deborah K. She returned to her Charies Warman and Mrs. Edward! 11, and Mrs. Donald J. Ross of 1 I
. : sep i the Rose Kneale Room. len
is Mrs. Floyd Dambaugh of Wat-| 4 pretty reflection shows Janet Levely| students at Michigan State College, were| Devotions were led by Mrs. | street, to William Edward Stasiuk.
Tampa, St. Paleriere Gad Satan (right) of Illinois avenue receiving a new photographed while preparing for a school ae a = — = is the sre A enitho ah
S wal vishe ber aan meres the ass of C; ie H . The next meeting of the guild is |No date has been set for the wed-
Fort Myers she will visit her son | of West Lake Angelus road, The girls, both scheduled for March 18. ' ding.
arene nre — (Washington [Bete Theta Phi Unie . ces “ Meet Tuesda
oar! Jebuoan ovens, with @atr Club to Hear Mn. cna DeWitt vue ow Italian Variations
ion stim ee a |Dornel Tali |ce'oxaiuc mec) in Permanents
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. ning for the meeting of Gamma
By gg ee Dr. Marion Edman of the De-| Chapter of Beta Theta Phi so CREATED by ANDRE
| and in Los Angeles they | Partment of Education at Wayne | rority. Start at
of Mr. and Mrs. | University will be moderator for a| Mrs. Thomas Moffat reported on
Roch-
cur. and toe Boy med Aire Wed |Deerigdccasnom tthe Thursday | as given on the progressive di +5” 97” . 10” It's @ Sacony specialty—
gr ge iagianr Ry iecoag a band High School Community |". Tumsell will hoeteas the the gently feminine suit
Square in Salt Lake City and| 7". March 23 meeting in her home on COLD WAVE of Palm Beach. A dress-
the Carlsbad Caverns. | Prams of itl = as West Iroquois road. maker style, man-tailored
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Robert Dermans on Marathon | will be furnished by the Washing-| Among the guests from Pontiac shedding Palm Beach blended
where they enjoyed fishing. (ton Junior High School Boys Glee Sherwood Open Wednesday All Dey—Fridey ‘til 9 P.M.
Grieve setauing hams Gey pent Cub under the Mr — — rayon, acetate and wool. Choice
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1956 |
_ Pu’ Equipment
in Handy Spot A let of housewives have found
‘ have a clean house
of cleaning
equipment is stored near the place be used, rather
items like an upholstery the living room;- a wet mop, a two-
soap in the bathroom upstairs; dust
clothes, a carpet sweeper, and &
| jar of soap jelly for spot clean-
‘ing or rug shampooing near ad
| bedrooms. !
It may take a bit of rearranging
, of present closets—but the minute
| here and the few steps eliminated
| there save you a lot of time and
| energy over the course of a week.
REDM LADIES’: $] 395 Tex Ici.
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Beclouds
His Dictation
Stenographer Asks
How to Draw This
to His Attention
A young woman tells me:
recently have taken a position
a stenographer with a fairly
| has a habit of dictating with a i
ing. Is there any way I can
tactfully bring this to his attention
without running the risk of losing
my job?”
ciate your advice
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at school and have to give a
the identical lines and made them |
sound completely different?
It's funny how the voice can)
play tricks with words. How one’s |
tone of voice can make the same
words have different meanings.
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F ‘'t succeed. Put the accent
indicate horror, 8
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| shocked remonstrance — all with
get you in plenty of trouble, too. Inflection Means More Than Words
By ELIZABETH WOODWARD nasty crack with a broad smile on) they may. But you'll wind up
Did you ever try out for a play | your face and a twinkle in your)
cold | ©¥*S and everybody will know it's, tengue.
a joke. Make the same crack dead-
| reading of a part? Then sit and pan and with eyes like ice and it's
listen while somebody else read obvious that you mean it.
— =
Many times it's not what you say}
| but how you say it that hurts peo- |
causes misunder- | | ple’s feelings,
standings and puts you where you
have to explain and apologize.
Your meaning is expressed more
clearly in your inflection, your
You can criticize bluntly and
coldly or you can make it sound
like a gentle suggestion. You can
make a statement that sounds as
though you think you know all the
answers — or sound like a thought-
ful opinion.
You can give an answer that
closes the door on the subject or
| holds out hope. You can make a
—— with a rep for having a forked
A gentle desire to be understood
will make you concentrate on your |
| manner of speaking. You won't let)
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A_ time-honored
and
and
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The floor and a
wall of a table covering and a floor.
All are ideas from room settings
by well-known members of the
American Institute of Decorators
in the Leather in Decoration show
which is traveling to stores all
over the country.
The shutters designed by John
Gerald and Katherine Kinnane
are covered with leather on both
sides and fola as standard shut-
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Helen Turek Gets Oscar About one-alt the US. taal cording to the census bureau re’ Thee war aboot 1 sulin high
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Williamsburg BRIDE'S REGISTER | WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — : 7 ap the 1770s, a London wallines Takes the Guesswork Out of Gifts! J 33 Hunter chose ; [ red - brick Be car a Will she like it? Does she like modern . .. ?. Does she already have a ty
Gloucester street as the site candy dish . . . of 9 Revere Skillet . . . 2? Don’t make gift buying « Gi
sa Peg ye pm em neny Bn mystery for your friends . , . Register at Wiggs .. . We keep a careful - 5 ¥
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ais Dee cet oes they are shopping for gifts for you . . . Seves time, exchanges, wrong [A ia “
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Margaret Want shop came t Come In Now! Bride's Book! its ee ae showcases ‘ 1f you're going to be married this yeer . . . do Te help you keep @ record of your gift selections
stocked same type of Mrs. W. Vernon the \f came im now and make your selections . . . now and alse of your gifts .. , Wiggs wants you te
grate Gat attested thy wives epecieh crest exited “Ehpuntil’ Made te Order! 31|1 % we ume when yan wo net co.rused with hove a favaly ctda's Goch. « . contalts no advan and danghter, of colosial pe- Preview.” Critics for the evening. ce Reduci if the final details of wedding arrangements . . . tising of any kind . . . 80 it can become a cher-
yes an MR. and MRS. WILLIAM CHUR |were Mrs. J. A. Shaw and Winona bi 7re aig No appointment ig necessary although one can ished remembrance of @ most important event in
0 romano hasn't ted} ‘Their SOth agi eld Es ‘calebvesad by | ail t 2B] be arranged by calling Mrs. Evans at FE 4-1234. your life. |
as a free exhibition building sediding entiuaysary Pillar Club Meets No tiring —no 3h sooth eutvea ex*the cute hocss Sunday. The Chacher qomad March 17. 1904,|0t Lundbeck Home |[} ‘ust reac tally lined The Very Best China --- Crystal -- Housewares
tion of this historic capital of the|have three children, Jerry Church of Rochester, Mrs.|,,"\rs 0. 6 Limdbeck was hostess ||) waves restore you gus Choose from the very finest of chine . . . LENOX, CASTLETON, WEDGWOOD, SPODE, /FRANCIS- irginia colon , or home on Chippewa road for to its na graceful
vite aot a shop, Charles Coburn of Croswell and Mrs. Versel Sherriff of |\tne Tuesday evening meeting of |}; Desuty: ~. | peel fae cae ee TIFFIN... Fer well ad we ina thcs oe te Colonial Williamsburg researchers | fenton. There are six grandchildren and three great-grand- | Pillar Club. dittaa jt aiasidod ik, Verahy Snleiinii vs ° ’
studied sales records and invoices | children. Mr. Church's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Church Rh cy per tll asec g | , :
Sat eles be tye amperes of Bax Axe, are celebrating their 72nd wedding anniversary |. ¥. Wiersema, Mrs. H. H. Dear- S ,
They read through advertisements | “Ais month. ing, Mrs. E. M. Peterson and Mrs. w
placed in “The Virginia Gazette,” ; 2. ¥. Metom. Wiltemsberg’s 30h Contery news. Mrs. David Utley Is President Fd sancingalaenrs~ oprcbcoor|| Racal ulileeall | ir. A
ad Ammo and Ronee | | : Pictures portraying the life history FE 3-7186 | 24 WEST HURON ST.
est “~*|Hadassah Holds Election |q «ix menvere | —_ 7 Gn Gaping ventanad chap Mrs. David Udey elected| Mrs. Herman Stenbuck ee ene mea A ASE NR ert et : wa
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jewelry and “love ribands” cording secretary; Mrs. Ted Fine. dance. - od N s | olks
mourning. | ing , financial secretary, and| Mrs. Irving Schlyfestone, Mrs. > i ;
Night shirts, wig accessories, | Mrs. Reuben Berzon, treasurer. Louls Surowitz, Mrs, Joseph Kor- Who Like Really Good ruffles and othef items worn by| The evening’s entertainment | nov and Mrs. P. J. Marlowe. calorie eee ae cig| Tae ite form of on original Annual report, were given by . played. items were entitied “The Spirit chairmen leading Hadassah
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At Telegraph Road and West Huron Street
YOUR FRIENDS |
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+ you looked yesterday ° ° ; Families in the Pontiac-and Iskes area will welcome The new Tel-Huron store—complete with fountain—
. Suited For Spring the opening of this newest Sanders sire as a part flere all of Sanders products and services, including
H n St ing candies, bakery, ice creams, luncheons, party spe-
alleatenticte ia ena cielties, carry-out and pareel post service.
THE MOLDED SUIT, GENTLY This ie the 46th in the rapidly growing group of — -Vigit the new Tel-Huron store on gpening day, and
- SED FLANNEL, TOUCHED ~ Sanders stores and departments. It opening is in make it your regular beedquartere for “Senders
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A NAME YOU CAN TRUST Our years of dependable service to
the people of Pontiac assures you
of the best in optometry. Come in
today.
Dr. B. R. Berman Optometrist
Phone FE 4-707!
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
17 N. SAGINAW ST. (CORRECT
LENSES
| Mayor Robert Wagner
ls No Longer Junior NEW YORK @® — The Bemo-
cratic party in New York now has
one less ‘‘junior."’
Rep. Franklin D. Roosevejt Jr.,
a potential candidate for gover-
mor next year
title
But Mayor Robert F. Wagner
Jr., of New York has announced
that he wants to be known simply
as Mayor Robert F. Wagner. His
father was the New Deal Senator
for whom the Wagner Act was
named
You needn't fix anything special —just serve
some golden California Seuterne with an every
day meal. Notice the difference! With wine,
your food tastes extra good, lots better than
usual. And yea find there's more pleasure—
moch more pleasure—to the whole dinnertime
Se try it! Taste it—e California Seuterne
tonight. Write fer free recipes.
‘wie ADVISORY BOARD VY TTF MARKET STREET + SAM PRANCISCO 3 + CasiPOeMaa | still holds to the) ! —
Pitching Horseshoes
Shakespeare Can Put
Small Town on Map By BULLY ROSE ee ee
a letter from the mayor of this| the world than many cities with or that smallish town asking me | hundred times its population.
‘to suggest a stunt or scheme which! @other example of what the
community on the | Wondrous William can do for a
| community is the village in On-
will help put his
£ oy map.
is that I know of | Just last summer, in an arena-
one sure-fire | *YPe tent, a couple of civic-minded
ony to publicize | gets presented “All's Well That
a small town.| Ends Well” and “Richard IF’
=. Namely,-to capi-| With Alec Guinness as the male
S talize on the pull-| S4r and his London colleague,
5 ing power of a| Tyrone Guthrie, as director
y' gent named Wil-| esult? For one thing, there : “Vg liam Shake-| wasn’t a hotel or rooming house
BILLY ROSE speare, accommodation to be had within
The alderman in phe checked] ® radius of 20 miles. For an- vest has a question? How can a| ether, the event was considered
longhair like Shakespeare attract| %, important it was covered by
attention and tourists to, let’s| Just about every topflight dra-
say, Pismo Beach, Calif., or Ong's| ™atie eritie in the Western Hem-
Hat, N. J.? | isphere.
Well, the simplest way to answer Did the canvas-top theater do any
To be sure, this kind of box-
English whistle
stop listed in the travel agencies |
only because it was the birth-
DRY SKIN ITCH? piace of the Bumpticus Bard.
In this town, mostly for reasons | Of money on razzmatazz
ot nostalgia, replica of Shakes-| stunts. They will try to make a
peare’s Globe Theater was kept | big noise with pageants, festivals,
open, but it only gave 80 perfor-| ame bands and the crowning of
mances a season and played to an | Miss Broccoli of 1954.
average attendance of fewer than| And in almost every case, tpey A
Ss
l | First applications of Zemo—e
| doctor’s soothing antiseptic —
relieve iteh of surface skin and
scalp irritations. Zemeo stops
sa'eine” ” ZEMO | aids healing.
500 customers -_
Some years ago this miniature
theater burned down, and several |
of the town's live wires decided |
| to replace it with a large modern |
| auditorium in which two perma-
nent repertory companies, with big
| names as guest stars, would give
| performances eight months out of
| the year. |
Result? As of today, the new
Stratford-upon-Avon theater is
playing to almost 500,000 paid ad-
missions a year, and the culture-
hungry tourists who flock to it
from all over the world have |
ous small town in England.
Virtually every ticket sold +
the purchase of a night's lodging |
in a restaurant, a couple of drinks
in a pub, anda rowboat
the Avon. |
et’s be sensible about this subject of
Cc horsepower.
An all-American tackle doesn’t go around
tackling people in everyday life.
A world-record sprinter doesn’t have to:
demonstrate his prowess on city sidewalks,
The better you are, the less you have to
prove it.
A nd that’s how it is with a Buick Century.
Of course it’s a spectacular >a performer
car with instantly responsive action. It has
to be, for it combines a high-compression
200-horsepower V8 engine with a nimble
weight of only 3866 pounds as it comes off the
assembly line.
That’s a power-to-weight ratio that chalks
up a new record—a ratio that no other Buick
has ever reached before.
It can spin your wheels on a dry pavement
if you give it the gun, but why waste rubber?
If some show-off wants to get the jump on
you at a traffic light, why not let him have
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUNT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM fun? He isn't kidding anyone but himself,
when the name on your-car is CENTURY.
The real pride of owning such a car is
simply this: You know
do that you never have to prove it.
That lets you enjoy the tircless ease of its
gait in ordinary driving, when only a frac
tion of its eager power
you a quick reserve for breasting a hill—and
the happy knowledge that there’s still more
to come in a sudden emergency.
Sure, this is more power than most people
really have to have. But you can hardly call
it extravagant, when you are buying more
horsepower per dollar in a Century than
you get in any other car in America.
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HOMEWORK SERVICE—Some of the youths at Boys’ Clud/|
apend part of their evenings in the club’s library receiving help in | librarian, helps Robert Sherman, 10, prepare for future lessons, while
echool work for the following day. Above, Miss Norma Gonzalez,| Charles Wolfe, 9, (right) takes a break to make a few cutout,
Activities Are Designed to Develop Boys’ Interest There are no idle hands at Pon-| ship cards so far this year, as; printing shep where the youths | bur shop Fl.
tiac Boys Club. | Compared with last year’s total of | publish their own newspaper. den a
Hundreds of youths who make a 1,176. The club also has on record) Classes in photography, model POPULAR CLASS—One of several classes taught at Boys’ Club, | Opposite him (I-r) are Haskill’s assistant, George Phillips, who alse
daily trek to the club at 530 Feet County and es tan eae, | building and braiding also are : a two-hour photography course, draws some 30 boys to actual dark- | teaches the course at Pontiac High in adult education; Gordon Boica,
Pike St., climax each day’s activi | OO oie y conducted. A coin club and ma- room practice every Monday night. Clyle R. Haskill (left), Pontiac | 17, and Frederick Ellison, 18. The club’s photo equipment, mostly ties in a program based upon the gician’s group is attended by some ° slink tleewa wall Gace or | Besides offering all major | 150 boys. photographer, is shown explaining enlarger parts to the youths. | donated by the Pontiac Press, is valued at $1,000,
boys. | sports activities, “‘the boy gegs an. The photography class is taught : =
“The purpose of Clubs of , °PPortunity to work with his hands, on a voluntary basis by Clyde R. i oe ; : a a Si ied “ergs
ec ge i giving his imagination vent for | Haskill, Pontiac photographer, and | dent- a oo , ee ts ee Sey: aheaee bate Fy - Story-telling, reading
| Activities im this non-sectarian | contests are used by the librarian
rith helping boys to club are open to boys whenever | to stimulate interest in good books.
ake the best of themselves for | ‘hey have free time. Various pro- The social life of the Boys’ Club | B the Fund | Tams and classes are scheduled | centers largely in its hug Dr unique phi- | Very night. the youths” Gere , :
poke RS LB Sel. with ahef ao ee Boe : :
oer me ewe a ee AE Lup eo goer ~ set
TABLEAU WITH DUAL MEANING—The above formation by | American Flag with thoughts of freedom. The group (1i-r) is com-
the Boys’ Club tumbling team represents two opposite views in the| posed of-Dick Compton, 12; Dwain Brennan, 13; Steve Sheffer, 10;
world today. The five boys, left of the club’s physical director,| Dennis Shaw, 11; Don King,.12; Fiorillo, director of physical educe-
Michael Fiorillo (center), are held enclosed with stout cord, repre-| tion; Harold Brennan, 12; Tommy Watkins, 11; Charles Stark, 12,
senting human bondage. At right another group holds up the/| and Robert Rabaja, 11.
“But none of the activities are
@onducted without adult supervi-
.”” according to Coulacos, “‘be-
cause our chief aim is to help
youths in the/ right direction.” HE if u
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BOY AT WORK—Seven-year-old Gregory Stick- | McTirath, 15, (left) assistant to the shop instructor,
ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stickney, of 33 | watches Gregory run a piece of wood through the
S. Francis Ave., didn’t let the flashing camera of | saw. The youngster, so intently at work, did not
the Press photographer distract him from his work | realize that his picture had been taken.
at the jig saw in the Boys’ Club wood shop. Bob | pezis
bit if iri Aj sh
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ah i ; ‘McCarthyism’
Is Table Topic
for Speech Club “McCarthyism — Right or
jrong’”’ was the table topic when
Pontiac Y Toastmasters Club met
thst night at the YMCA.
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face of Kenneth Walker (right), of 47 Murray 8t.,| shown competing for is enough to tell the story of the final results of | tis.
a chess tournament pleyoff in the club's game room. | roll.
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‘The birthplace of America’s }¢ry's first successful ironworks, is| shring at Saugus, Mass., 10 miles °
iron and steel industry, the coun-| now being restored as a national! north of Boston. Bob Considine Says:
r ! Republican party equal time, | 10 a, last agninst the Eisenhower Policg Show Net Profit cuffeting froma NCR . IT'S THAT TIME As I understand it from Roy oni . | SOMA a, Ll F
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The number of farms sold in the io number and tated eerenge sinc? |
Us. has shown a steady decline | 1946.
" Red- Run Unions
Seen Fading | Membership of Groups
: | Ousted by CIO Voting
: to Quit Expelled Units
| WASHINGTON «A handful of
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to empower the Subversive ivi- |
munist-dominated unions and to)
deny them the legal right to oper- |
ate until Communists are removed |
you at populer prices, the
fomed “Tu-Tone.” e lucky purchase of entire output of « New
York firm permits us to you this expensive frame complete with lenses
et the one price of $8.98. highly-styled ““Tu-Tone” with its combine-
tien colors of Blond on Crystal and an on Crystal, has fest become
America’s most stylish and populer seller. its combined sturdy construction
ond safety fectures mokes it truly « wonderful buy at the one low price of labor unions ousted from the CIO.
more than four years ago on
grounds of Communist domination
are in trouble and fading fast—
even before Congress gets very
far in efforts to curb Red-run
unjons
The workers themselves seem to
be abandoning them as_ whole
blocs shift into CIO or AFL
unions It remains to be = seen
whether union leaders suspected
of communist sympathies are left
behind or taken along.
* * -
ties Control Board to label C
from leadership
For a good example. take what
is happening at the General Elec-
tric Co’s big plants at Schenec-
tady NY where considerable
electronic and experimental work
is carried on.
This long has been the main
stronghold of the United Electri
cal. Radio and Machine Workers
1«UE), which quit the CIO in 1949
| while in the process of being ex
pelled
| Officers of UE’s Local 3! at
Schenectady. representing 20.000
workers, recommended Monday a
switch to the CIO's new Interna
tional Union of Electrical Work
ers (IUE). and the CIOIUE ex-
pects to take over after a mem
| bership meeting next Monday. This
would be a heavy blow to UE,
| whose officers have repeatedly re-
| aera to tell congressional commit-
| tees whether they were Commu-
| nists
| Another of the unions booted out
of the ClQ—the Mine, Mill and
Smetter Workers—seems to be dis-
intégrating too. Several major, lo-
cals, including Mine Mill's No. 1
Local at Butte. Mont., have voted
to join up with the CIO's steel-
| workers
Workers will make official their |
choice between the Mine Mill union
| and CIO United Steelworkers at a
| National Labor - Relations Board
election March 22. Other Mine
| Meu union and C10-United Steel-
workers at a National Labor Re-
| lations Board election March 22
Other Mine Mill locals already
have been absorbed by John L
} Lewis’ United Mine Workers
These unious probably had 600.-
| 000 members or more when ousted
from the CIO
Price Now Only... | City Library Adds | . 72 Books to Shelves Twenty-two new books have been
received by the Pontiac Library,
according to Librarian Adah)
Shelly. The books, fiction and noa-
fiction, are:
Advit Fietion
Pebulous Ancestor, Donsid Demarest | only 69 W. HURON ST. o Federal 3-7161
— Your Daughters, Diana Tut- |
|
The Little Yellow Mouse, J. BE. Me-
Ewen
A Menth tm Gordon Square, F. A
Swinnerton
Say it With Bullets, RP. Powell! .
Three at the Wedding, L. GO Erdman *
Three for the Money, James Me- ‘
Connaughey
Through Midnight Gitreets, J. W.) Masat meseany
Meegher
Adult Nea Fiction
Better — fer Your Home,
J. H Melad
Bullding i Piying Scale-Mode! Air-
j craft, W A. Musciane
But We Were Born _~ EH Davis
Dear Parents E C O'Daly
Eleven Blue Men. Berton Roveche
Ernest Thompson Seton's America, BE.
on Philosophy of Mahatma Gendhi,
|}D M. Datts
The Pictoria! Basebal! Instructor, Le-
mont Buchanan
| A Pubiie School for Tomorrow. Marion
| Nesbitt
Space Ships and Gpece Trevel, F. xX
A Btillness g! Appomattos. Bruce Cat-
Thrift With « Needle, MG nyen Wes-
|
|
United Press Phetes| Treasure of Pree Men, M. J. Taylor
TRAPPED 24 HOURS—Jerry, a 13-year-old Springer spaniel
shivers beneath blankets and cuddles near a hot water bottle to
warm up his old bones after he was rescued from a culvert in Mil- NOT USED
waukee in which he was trapped 24 hours. His plight developed
when he chased a rabbit into the culvert. = NOT REBUILT
Other States Top Postmaster in Person
Michigan’ s Cash Delivers to Centenarian
} LONG BEACH, Calif. @—Acting VACUUM CLEANER SEWING MACHINE
SYS orice semen SOO iomed eran mt
for Education Postmaster George McMillin says EASY BUDGET on
os © Airplane luggage case
ANN ARBOR—Michigan's Legis- | “@nyone who lives to be 100 is
lature made its biggest appropria- entitied to have the postmaster
tion in history for the support of deliver the mail on her birthday
the University of Michigan in 1953 He made this statement while de-
but state supported universities in
20 other states made greater gains
This is one of the points revealed
in the survey of the support given
to higher education published in
the March issue of the Michigan
Education Journal. The survey was _Mrs. Emery, born in Millport,
made by Robert L. Williams, as- N. Y., has been a widow for 5
sistant dean of faculties at the )¢4'S
University
He found that Spelling Bee Contestant
The average increase in appro MAyffs Word Succeed
priations for 20 state universities livering the mail to Mrs. Eva
Grace Emery yesterday. Among
the letters was one from President
Eisenhower congratulatung her on
reaching her 100th birthday
FE 2-9143 for Free Home Demonstration
NO.COST! NO OBLIGATION!
rom 1952 to 1953 was 15 per cent,| BALTIMORE Ronald
while the University of Michigan's | Frampton won the Woodlawn Ele- A lianc Store
increase was only 11 per cent mentary School spelling bee when PP e .
On-# per student basis, the aver-{his last competitor. Joyce Sauter, ar? S. Saginaw
muffed a vital word age increase in appropriations for
sa The word—'‘succeed.” | the 20 state universities from 1952 |
to 1953 was 11 per cent. compared
with eight per cent at the Univer- |
sity of Michigan
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Hits Leniency. ®t : 3 -
to Young Felons | Professor Sees Danger
in Being Too Soft on Ist Something? Offenders
i ; F oe < a. es : ternationally known criminologist . : ee recommends..a tougher policy
See SOT Wes | 2c2inst juvenile first-offenders so , |
~ | | Sacer" Feomriveie we At 3:00 a. m., Lieut. Bill Crisp, of the Pontiac Police, phoned
(Soe that our building was going up in flames. Since his call, we
cas zee totaled ty dntver a too have witnessed a display of courage and co-operation we'll
ape long remember.
should receive a punishment which |
would :
)
re We'll Remember
trea ft instead of a veivet glove *The bravery of the Pontiac Firemen who fought the flames inside the
young offender's attinte touned building knowing that a gasoline explosion could medn death any second.
eg ‘Particular praise goes to Firemen Kenneth Eggert, Harold Lloyd, George
aro] (cee hee oo Cotes ‘te Burklow, Robert Gaylord, Orville Woodworth, Peter Gotz, John Morrissey,
would-be criminal knows thet the Howard White, and Lawrence Lyons, who were injured ‘in valiant
Colonels Finally Meet devotion to duty.
2 *The men of the Waterford and Birmingham Fire Departments whose
Fordyee aid:helped bring the inferno under control. +e i rf et
|
sirest fresn sack other in Washing * Police Chief Herbert Straley, who has been sternly dedicated to L
E 5 the public safety, and the Policemen who have guarded the ruins to
protect our citizens. i Fil iH T | ] * City Manager Willman, Mayor Law, and City Attorney Ewart, who came
to the scene offering co-operation. i | rf
* Other businessmen and other auto dealers, including Bob Oliver and ¢
Henry Gotham, of the Pontiac Retail Store, who offered to loan us vehicles
‘and work space.
- * Our employees and managers who got the ship back on course after she
took a torpedo. No group of people in any business could have responded
/ with greater determination and loyalty. !
We Ask You to Remember
In Pontiac as elsewhere, in time of disaster, each citizen is his brother's
keeper. And let us be thankful that no lives were lost in this disaster.
rd
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TWENTY-EIGHT
Korea has an estimated 42,000
lepers of whom 15,919 are report-
.8. Army helped to estab- |
lish. During the Korean war, the
Army also set up special homes
for children of leprous patients. —_———-— Divide Senate ms Almost . Solidly
_ Behind Adding Alaska
| to Hawaii Measure
WASHINGTON w — The Senate |
| appeared today to be split almost
| evenly on whether to tie together |
| statehood s for Hawaii!
and Alaska, with a showdown set
for tomorrow,
The Alaska amendment to a
Hawaiian statehood — bill intro-
duced by Sen. Anderson (D-NM),
was backed almost solidly by Sen
ate Democrats. Only two of them.
Senators Long of Louisiana and
Holland of Florida, have voiced
opposition to the merger proposal
| Democratic leaders hoped to pick
i several Republicap votes for
|
| j '
admission of Alaska. , j
Hawaii statehood has the back- |
ing of President Eisenhower, who |
has said he does not believe Alaska
is yet ready.
Anderson, supporting statehood
for both territories, told the Sen-
ate yesterday that combining the
two bills is the ‘‘only practical
way of getting statehood for
Alaska at this session of Congres
He said there is no other way
to get action on the Alaska bill
in the House because it has been
“on ice’ in the Rules Committee
there for nine months. The House
er Hawaii statehood last year
He said Alaska is being popu-
lated by young veterans of World
|War Il—‘men of spirit who stand
'there ready to move out’’ in the
| tradition of pioneers
Sen. Daniel (D-Tex) said he
| would prefer that neither territory
be admitted now. He added, how-
ever, that Alaska made a better
case for statehood than Hawaii
| and it would not be fair to admit
| Hawaii and not Alaska
Sen. Cordon (R-Ore) said that
by combining the two bills, ‘each
bill will inherit the opposition of
\the other.” He urged that each
bill be considered on its own mer-
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DETROIT w—Sam's Bar got the
old heave-ho as quickly as a noisy
drunk yesterday. A Detroit con-
stable’s crew was the bouncer.
Within three hours, the whole
chairs, tables, coolers, beverages
and all. The building had been eon-
demned to make way for a civic
center.
‘Thrown out like a dog.’ owner
Sam Schwartz muttered as the po- |
tato chip rack was carted out
Schwartz said he thought the
city had given him another two
weeks in which to move. But the
city said that he had made a mis
take
He was ordered to vacate
And
the bounce
‘Dulles Doctrine
Nears Adoption Conference Members at
Caracas Jumping on
Anti-Red Bandwagon
CARACAS, Venezuela #—The|
Inter-American Conference head-
ed today toward adoption, prob-
ably by Saturday, of the US.
anti-Communist resolution. |
Majority support appeared as-|
sured for U.S. Secretary of State |
John Foster Dulles’ proposal to)
rally united action against Red|
attempts to dominate any part =
the Western Hemisphere. Eight of
the 19 Latin-American nations |
attending the 10th conference here |
already have signified their back-
ing of the ‘Dulles Doctrine."’|
Several others were expected to!
jump on the bandwagon today |
. .
There still was some question
today what final form the anti-
Red resolution would take There |
have been indications in the Po-|
issue that some Latin-American
nations would propose
ments to the U.S. formula
* s -
Guatemala, accused by the ~
| United States of being Communist- |
dominated, was the only nation
| voicing outright opposition to such
a resolution. And Guatemalan
Foreign Minister Guillermo Tori- | the number one glamour
Pat O’Brien
Building Bistro elol, while promising a fight
against the U.S. proposal. ad- at Las Vegas
mitted today its adoption seemed | By BOB THOMAS
certain . . HOLLYWOOD uw — Move over,
| Adoption of the resolution would | 5.-% Dempsey and Joe DiMaggio.
be a major diplomatic victory for Pat O'Brien is getting into the
Dulles. who stayed at the confer- bistro Business.
ence beyond the time he had The smiling Irishman is the fig-
planned in order to push through urehead of a group of moneymen
| his proposals who plan to erect a restaurant
| Already backing the United | potel and casino on Las Vegas
States were Venezuela, Cuba. Pan-' tamed Strip
ama, Brazil, the Dominican Re- “They've been after me for some
public, Nicaragua, Honduras and time to use my name for some
Paraguay. kind of establishment.’ said O’-
Brien im the comfortable, trophy-
laden den of his Brentwood home
“After all, my name hag been be-
fore the public for a good many
years and has acquired some de-
gree of respectability. Other fel-
lows—Toots Shors. Dinty Moore,
Luchow, etc.—spent years building s * .
| Mexico has indicrted it favors
some action to curb Communist
infiltration in the Western Hemi-
sphere, but wants the U.S. reso
lution to include “‘any totalitar-
| ian ism.’ It also proposes calling
} for joint action to be..taken when-'
ever Di gate of haa = a reputation for their names; mine
ae k ee ake control is already made
i a Zz ats g 2
aan nm me aa aa ‘At first, they wanted me to open
I wouldn't
> it. because of my friendship
for Toots. Then they wanted a
place here at the beach. That
didn't sound right either.
. . s
“When they came up with this
Las Vegas idea, it sounded good.
At first they were going to call
it Pat O'Brien's Desert Spa, but
that sounded a little high-toned
Now it's going to be just Pat
O'Brien's ,
“IT have a little dough in it, but
nothing compared to what the guys
with the money are putting up
Mostly I just lend them the name The U.S. proposal calls for joint a joint in New York
|action when ‘‘the international
Communist movement’ dominates
or controls a state's political insti-
| tutions. It is the U.S. viewpoint
that domestic Reds are as much
a threat to peace as are foreign
Communist agents.
| The tension of the debate was
emphasized yesterday when Tor?-
ello stalked out of the conference
‘during a speech by Dominican
Foreign Minister Joaquin Bala
guer, who assailed countries which
| ‘help Soviet Russia’ but sit back
' and allow the United States to be
attacked
Outside the committee room The only stipulation is that I be
Toriello said on the premises at least 24 hours
7 2° * of every week. I may be there
more. But if a picture job comes
up, I'm excused. I get paid less,
but I still get paid. It's a dandy “It makes me sick when repre-
sentatives of genocide in America
and professional violators of hu
| man rights speak in the name of | deal.
| democracy and dare insult a coun- ee
try like Guatemala.” “What I'll do is a number or
bd * ‘two on the stage behind the bar.
But mostly Ill just mingle among
| the meeting when Balaguer fin- the guests and maybe tell a few
| ished talking stories. That's what I like to do
Later, Balaguer said Toriello’s anyway, and I might as well get
walkout was ‘typical of Commu-, paid for it.”
nist regimes.” | O'Brien's backer is his friend
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f i | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
=< Benny Splurges
as Joan Weds
$25,000 Rite Attracts
Galaxy of Stars
000 bill for one of the most fab- Daughter's Fabulous j.'s, goo. a.
Tyrone Power and Linda Christi
Esther Williams Blyth, Ed Wynn [
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The reception swelled the age Hit
weighing 200 pounds.
ulous weddings in Hollywood his-
tory.
| Benny. wearing white tie, tails
| and glasses, last night led his 19
year-old adopted daughter through
the flower-festooned Crystal Room
of the Beverly Hills Hotel. “I'd
rather not look so good and wear
glasses than fall on my face,”’ the |
comedian explained.
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Benny gave Joan in marriage to
Baker, 26-year-old New York stock
broker and son of industrialist
Harry Baker, before a crowd of |
stars of stage, TV and movies. |
Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin performed
the double-ring ceremony and ad-
vised the eouple to “forget about
the tinsel of life and live for the
good things.”
Billed as a tightwad on his radio
and TV programs, Benny spared
no expense in the wedding. White |
lilacs were flown from Holland to,
add to the white and green motif
that converted the Crystal Room
into a spring garden. Designer Don
Loper, who staged the affair, flew
to France to arrange for an ex-
clusive weave of brocaded white
satin for the bride's gown. Thirty- |
five yards with lily of the valley |
figurings were used.
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The wedding went off without a
hitch. The principals faced news |
| cameras before the ceremony and
| after. The bride's mother, Mary
| Livingston, who had arranged all |
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“SASKATCHEWAN”
and “PROJECT M-7”
United Press Phete | reception line to begin. te
—_— | resisted the temptation to join the
orchestra of 10 violinists who ser- |
William O'Connor, Los Angeles enaded the reception with “Love
businessman. He dropped in at the
O'Brien home and explained that
he expectell the O'Brien name to
add some dignity to the Las Vegas
Strip
‘After all, the other places are
operated by syndicates that just‘
pick some name for the hotei,”’
he reasoned. ‘‘None of them is
based on a personality. We think
the public will be attracted to Pat's
place because of the integrity be-
hind his name.”
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The financier said that backing
was coming from New York, Tex-
as and California businessmen, |
adding that their names cannot be
revealed until they meet the ap-
proval of the state of Nevada.
Ground was broken for the con-
struction of the first unit 10 days
ago because it was the only
time Pat was available for the
ceremonies. Actual building will
begin in a week or so, O'Connor
said The casino and bar will go
up first, he said, followed by a
200-unit hotel
Head of Turkey Quips |
With Mayor of Dallas
DALLAS, Tex. &—The mayor of
Dallas, banker R. L. Thornton, and
President Celal Bayer of Turkey |
engaged in some lively conversa-
tion through an interpreter here
on the President's recent visit. |
After answering dozens of ques-
tions from the Dallas mayor, Ba- |
yar finally said he had one to
ask
“If Mayor Thornton asked bank-
er Thornton for a loan. would he in Bloom
star turnout within memory. Two
hundred attended the wedding, in-
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get it?”
““No."’ said Thornton
“Hah,” said Bayar, “that’s a
sign you are going to run again."
Men Crawl in Sewer
to Recover $2,000 Ring DETROIT (AP) —A_ suburban
Dearborn, house-wife today ad-|
| mired her $2,000 diamond ring |
| which was recovered yesterday |
from a sewer near her home by
two city employes.
The employes, John Patrick and
| Arthur Johnson, found Mrs. Rose
Armstrong's ring after crawling 26
feet through a 21-inch sewer pipe. |
| Mrs. Armstrong said she dropped |
the ring down a drain in her home |
last Wednesday. |
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PHS-E. Detroit Tilt Rate
Utica, Lucky in Draw, Titled
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Old Foes Clash
Sal Maglie Not
Impressive in —
Ist 1954 Start
Orioles Clip ‘Barber’ Giant Hurler Says
Back Felt Good
Dykes Fires Up:
(Orioles to Get -
Winning Spirit: Fiery Baltimore Pilot
ntet 5823 Darkhor 'p’
Lansing Se ) O 8 e
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vad| De SAYLOR
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< Edges the prep sma! Gcketos te eccanes ¢ pitch
City Handy ment reaches, the regional a“: ea strong | and i's anybody's gvees who : al ssl de Wine didibedion ca Wants Club
extremely phase Saturday ’ :
_ By JOE F taking. Tea hazardous under. | _ Rochester w night in the will | Roger Forbush onN the New Y ted on bringing! Vict to Acquire
Associated ALLS ms in the has the alled Lake (61), Earl ork Giants ory Habit
Press Sports W aeons oye Sy [ee a set won two (6) and Don Robertson Kitchen into Ist division well back
Lansing Sexton riter lous sectors from vari- tough row . but has toppled underdog and / Utica (3-10) performance , Sal the Barber’ YUMA
Park, and H . many of to hoe. Fal a favored Utica (12-5) rates Maples, Ski 5 Ariz. » —
Michigan’s two ighland "ot even played which have | “is im 18 . Falcons, with 17 | district. Warren in the Troy | 5 lair the pick over Skippers den, was open to discus- timore Orioles — The new Bal-
Class A cs unbeaten | Ponent. . a common op- against the games, open tonight good MC St. Mary ousted | . Barney Swinehart in Acti Also them all but can't figure to win
round victories , scored opening- Much them only team t Roseville team a | taken his team has ion; Meet Unrelenting , so far the
in the depends in regula o beat, MO 8t. at Van Dyke into the Bears facts League's newest American
a nuts hich ached Nadatall pairings. oa the draw tor Clemens St. Mary. play, a | 280 Bt Mary, wit 366 rem. final the last three regional and DeLaSalle sens themed’ faa ee ce pox | manager Joumy Dybes’ ed
ee ae For the tnd a a ester, but tries deca ina By ‘BILL chen, whnaing their th straight wig, every a
Parkers wasthisclose while luck has straight week, , Falcons then ir only| with a to compensate the quarter-fi gained MARTIN exhibition, 4th straight |"; game we
won the| this ridden with Utica | Walled Lake Th would caret } running, pressing to Ri r-finals, losing in | Pontiac High, seek hit had collected “I want to win
As a result ng. the spect. This, coupled im | Utica plays St ursday, while | 61 ninincers talieat roguar ver Rouge and last 1951 gional baskett ing its Ist re- s and four runs i seven | get in the ha , win and win, and
this Sexton has won 17 straight tournament | sets team in the tourney. U den, 6-3, often sees Ken Hel- | Utica one point. | night , meets East Detroit Maglie labored tala eee
Ss we Park 15. however, | Stone (6-4) eis a Adel Ce canter | Pree _‘ounament card game | deubles in the nd straight | New York Gian flock beat the
gan with eliminations be- , Max Powell, (11 In Class : mingham. at Bir-| Verm Stephens, inning by en font ts, 10-9, to win
Ne a en ean : : ), dhs teas Ua, an ee Chlets-East Cunt Comtony and pa Hunter, te fourth sinciaht exbtbitien ose
Se cae haa aos tonight at 6 p. m tourney opener cee a ie Bar po meen Sele Gal a att tanen nis aca mes have been
quotas Stteglnn Worteaa: OF Paul is the . Grosse Pointe St Ist-night battles p-m. Other by infielder Bob inning triple | éste, knocking four games te
22, for its Portage, 51- champ here defending regional ee res Cette cr win ane Most Young. team out 52 hits fer
twe | 18th victory against into Su and the Flyers bumy host-team at 6:30 and | Hever of these gentlemen aia. ot .335, atid
— Catholic | ley ingham and Berk been charged have | team better than
In top Class king, St. at 8 p.m. hitting, and there with power batting average the 208
Northern bale games, Flint Bens have a 17-2 Pontiac is e sternation in the New some con- St. Leuls Browns = the old
Kalamazoo i ee 71-42; a ae ee ee the game el es ee ne Yok | make up
Rapids South, downed Grand (iaseC'all bebeon te the best in ‘cams ove slight favorite. Bath | agt,was & cal the exhibition. | “So what Orioles.
Rapids Chris’ 7454, and Grand land Sweetest He ong. St. Charles *480n, but het records for the | aati. nares and unpreturbed &&mes . they're just exhibition
a ce es cn Sere Hear iy S30 fomseaby ue an tha en ae cae meee nerieget ey
At Mt, In ‘ast Det & ~ r that ng room. er in the dress- He's : Dykes f
ton was lax t, Lansing Sex- ina pe r bracket is Sam | Pontiac, . Shamrocks to The main th the Hoe tira his sinvers t
first half on defense in the Presidents Keego Harbor P : year's tou , in the finals of last handsome ing, the darkly indicated pitch Baltimore fans ha °
Handy by -~ trailed Bay Cityf open with St. five. rae | cease he Aga pointed out, ar rege nr will exhibit ve
gion, 26-24. points at intermis- arog 4 night at 6 pribiereagey Pees: a rt Van Ryzin, whose | mes ond , gl — felt nod pr od 15, And winning lote of
Sexton went ahead Simet e them in Bi | cece be Gk Grae steel ie , elt good im the, NODS. | en if they are exhibi-
the start of the to stay at e vonler souliad Slawes Ge: ee ee ee ve wil ee <a ae’
A 32-36 lead ard quarter, taking aoe atl chek thas Neal ae Saat. Yan akecied starters to aaogtat: Lriaien have done most
goals. Se So meee ma St only up will all-underclassman line- The plichine haa with their ba
ie cine enaeat oily ten ves “. : | ee eae wa q m ing. Dykes hasn't been outstand:
tories, pulled to only three vic- tre other lower-class | wards, junior Walter King at for- DS | more eiees Ga ka oe
fener Ge eer bnuen bet hats are involved: i county center, and Dick Bilacklaw at jhave given a game and they
fee ae: wane aan ues elsewhere. Shrine ase coy | ob Iobamken at garde ® % runs up 41 hits, good
get. Sexton ts wate shle te winner at V Class B district Starting at guards ofors f ; “Get the birds bere bt
“4. finished im front, 47 eg ee ei for’ the Shamrocks al gee hiee- =
z 9: 30. | Thursday at 0 Larry Schultz and Ed Sn oe | . Rae — Don Lenhardt, whose
tend hardly mai 0 maistabe in Ortonville, which alpen 7 per ere =] Fin 1 ae ia oe adie Browns last
over-powering a mistake in to win its own Gea Clarkston guards ter and Jack Goss a . osit three leading slugger.
Paar eek candy ceca at Saginaw where C district, is Birminghs at ‘in to wal aa oe oe
sat Dan ‘Weeicig Pactoas bateet et Saginaw were the Backhavs| ny fou m's Maples, who lost| Free ninth K for Dee Phillipa in the
to a 153 lead w Patyoay bolted let . Thursday at 7 par ood ~f i soe ke se | Throws Provid ue ae a batted 1.000
‘and lod 266 af halftime. Ferndale mere oral clhrigeay in handling | Winning Edg © who has been exp third baseman
“first half. basket in the entire nucks . game. ower- t for Monday — of the saiian oo —
aa a a Ciemena, * probably Final . — when he bi
foot-4 and Park's 6 | jy . the strongest team PR FE gra ing adi yaimgloninie So ;
Sams Gqumebis tomes ence benchet petriagns to bbe tomieaa night ta is Pontiac’ Devartmedl So it hasn't been ont
* 8, while ts idle lof Parks Depart erans who are y the vet-
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Flint Northera. eae OUT AT THIRD— on soa Mout tor a coni-lins! born. | cual a APR, WY Fridley, “nyeareid. icularly Jim
A champica, tr te S-time Class Pe ia Phillies’ 3rd bas Willie Jones, Phila- Tonight's winners meet | me ‘a Shack, outshot f from San eran slugger _ up
$5 of halves, Bet, parted by — Poa: ee bee ae land = rre) | Players Cite ‘Politi night: coll Go lumps game Se ek ox ka Pica Pees oe teen soe
Bob Failing sparked by inning of Tuesday’ t 3rd baseman, i Fla. Umpi AP Wuresaete| ASO e ‘Politics,’ | “eet § ip game good cn 17 of 30 chances and has show home runs
. potats, the ‘assgs cteodiog u y’s exhibition game ee trying to a Ed Hurley. Jones was w, Contend Referees — eS <o - a ae ay fala m plenty of ~
wea thelr 13h and | to left. Ti m Ist on Joe Lon has out ere Biased . wank Game scoring ee
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left in the the 177 teams Pontiac Video weekend t Stockholm last a 322 . 723, 48-45. under wa dipping season to be
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during 114 record April 3 ome ROBINSO ans Amateur ry in the ‘ w's verse C
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Southern Cal Rookie Is Tribe Sensation | the camp of the Cleveland Indians Yesterday, he connected for two, dianapolis roster, but if he keeps, Sam Mele and Jim Fridley hit | Sees
| home runs and a pair of- singles | up his present pace he's a cinch! home runs for Baltimore while | Wage ad
to stick with Cleveland. He has Hank Thompson hit two and Ray Reser
| "Fees
eon sertee—Pittengeer
geome F. Levett, D. DeHaven $26. By BEN OLAN
Associated Press Sports Writer
Rookie Rudy Regalado, an in- |
fielder by trade and a terrific hit-
fer by the looks of things, is the |
player they're all talking about in | today.
A student at the University ais the Indians walloped the Chi-
| Southern California, Regalado, 23, | cago Cubs a4.
is making sure Manager Al Lopez J | knows he's around. The youngster’s bat bas been sis:
City Bowlers
Take Honors
in Amvet Test
Pontiac bowlers placed high in
the 7th annual State Amvets tgurn-
ament at Benton Harbor last week-
end.
Dan Murphy won the singles
with a 721 total and teamed with
George Althouse of St. Joseph to
place ist in doubles with 1311.
Runnersup in doubles were Don-
ald Murphy and Paul Brown,
both of Pontiac, with 1250.
All-events honors went to Peter
Metes with 1954, while Pontiac
Post No. 113 Auxiliary—Marie Ol-
son, Clare Olson, Elaine Peabody,
Naomi Furtney and Ottilie Dob-
ski—won the women’s team event
with 2864.
Pontiac Post No. 12 and Post No
113 placed 11th and 12th in men’s
event.
Big 10 Cage
Marks Toppled i FS jh! teak iris
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Bright's Triple he’s collected 13 hits for a 591
Gives Bengals fessional experience. He played |
most of last season with Reading
of the Eastern League, where he * . >
Yet he’s had only a year of pro- |
batted rationed Then he’ was sent to,
| | Indianapolis.
Actually, he is still on the In- | York Giants 10-9.
| played second and third base. ' Katt one for the Giants.
Meanwhile, the rest of the Cleve- J
land players haven't been twid- At St. Petersburg. Fia., Solly He- | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
Bowling Results MOTOR DO “SB”
y's
eecreeesee? Bua ia
HABEL for
ee
diing their thumbs. In fact, the mus, . seeking to hold on to his
Tribe has compiled 64 runs in the regular shortstop job, drove out |
| four games they've played—or 16 four hits, the last a bases-clearing |
| Funs per game. triple in the llth inning to give
The Indians play the Baltimore | the St. Louis Cardinals a 10-9 de
| Crises today and Sint one could | cision ever the Chicage White Sex. |
develop into a real humdinger. |
The Orioles still are unbeaten Bonus bely Baty Conscie dou-|
| this spring. They came from be-| bed home the tieing and winning |
hind with a pair of ninth-inning runs as the Boston Red Sox scored
runs yesterday to down the New | four times in the ninth inning to
| defeat the New York Yankees 65. Ist 4 Victory | batted in 11 runs.
Rookie Breaks Up Wild
6-5 Game With Phillies,
Bertoia Homers Walled Lake’s Ayres’
| _|lne-Lakes President
much-traveled young man. cipal, was named president and Bright, one of a fistful of players Roy Larmee, Waterford principal,
battling for the wide open second vice-president, while Bob Hall.
base job, is only 24. But despite | Southfield athletic director, was re-
his youth, the 6-foot, 185-pound elected secretary
| righthanded hitter. could well rival toned
the baseball travels of that ancient comes Seno Paden san
wanderer Bobo Newsom level, but due to scheduling diffi- |
= it was Bright's latest trip culties, the application was denied
ene that sent him to $rd (at this time. League track meet
was set for May 6 at Ferndale
| system. Then -i
| White Sox and now the Tigers. Jordan served up a home run
| He has been on the rosters of | Dall to Ted Kazanski and the Phils
15 teams, managed one of them | bounced back into a 3-2 lead.
for the Cubs, and dropped out of in their | | Detroit scored three times
to
with a Cub's farm club.
picked up Bright in the annual
draft last December. Bright's best trip to date.
Tim Murchison, former major
Bright's blow broke up a wild | league pitcher, ts new scout fer |
the New Y
Phillies jumped on starter Dick el — Joveresr | ball game _| star Ted Williams—who ;
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series—V. 638; team game, seriee—
| Petish Faleens 967—2913. |
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6 Elmer LD Surgeon Says Williams’
Opetation Is Successful CAMBRIDGE, Mass. #—‘Re-, to join the broken pieces of bone.
markably fine’ was the doctor’s|,4 triangular fragment also was
Star Ted Williame whe underwent |Sttched into place.
on his broken left collarbone. a fall while catching a line drive |
Dr. Russell F. Sullivan. who | only 10 minutes after starting his
lst workout of the season March 1] omens
| wired the $300,008-e-year gly at the team’s Sarasota, Fla., train- | | ”
ing camp. ! collarbone in Santa Maria Hosp
tal, said Williams would be re-
leased from the hospital late this Dr
week or early next week.
lariky outfielder is keen to head |eight weeks. The physician said
back to Florida, but his doctor |Ted would be able to jog easily
isn’t in agreement on this. within two weeks and should be
“{ haven't talked with him -~—iadinaireeeeed lightly” ie Pull } Sullivan said Williams
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fourist Body
Hits Sloppy
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‘Teeth’ in Laws Aimed
at Littering Lakes
BAY CITY wW — East Michigan
| The resolution, passed by the
| association, asks the conservation
| department to lay out punishment
for strewing debris on the ice.
The association took action too
to provide Saginaw Valley police
with booklets that would make
them “walking information bu-
reaus’” to aid tourists. Progra 1
is planned for police from Flint to
Bay City.
Business, the association con-
| cluded, looks like it will be bigger THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
Trout Restrictions Begin to Pay Of nn
State Man’s Paper Shows’
North Branch Brookies,
Do OK Under New Rules| By JACK PATTERSON
CHICAGO, I].—A re
army |
North rt on the effects of changed |
regulations on the brook trout population in the |
ranch of the Au Sable River should interest Pon- |
tiac trout fishermen.
Report read by Michigan Conservation
Commission's David 8. Shetter reveals
that present restrictive policies are begin- conservation commission declared
that the bounty system has proved
very unsatisfactory.
In respect to small game preda-
tor coljtrol efforts seem to have
been futile.
“Predation is not responsible for
pheasant shortages or rabbit and
ruffed grouse fluctuations as near-
ly as-can be determined.
* *
Problem in some species, name-
ly cottontails and ruffed grouse,
has been one of underharvest. Not
even hunters, let alone predators,
have utilized annual surpluses. Big
game problems in Michigan in-
volve principally the white-tailed
deer.
“In recent years we have be-
come notorious fer the misman-
agement of our herd,” Arnold
wrote. “Predator control for the
purpose of increasing an already
disastrous over-population is not |
just futile, it is plainly stupid.”
Predator control for the protec- Tourists Assn. has asked the Mich- | ang better this | Serecest
igan Conservation Department to! was based on winter bedi
|‘‘put teeth into existing laws to| which, the association said, was ning to pay off real dividends in better
trout fishing. | tion of agricultural interests is a
Prior to the 1949 trout season opening | ‘“fferent story, Arnold went on.
the Michigan Conservation Commission! This type of control has been | ©
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At the winter meeting of the | Inadequate roads continue to
hamper tourist travel, the asso
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Paul Minner, lefthander for the |
Chicago Cubs, was the only Cub |
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brook trout and increased the minimum |
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Trenson the effect of such legislation on the broo
ra trout population and brook trout fishing.
In 1950 an additional three miles of water immediately
downstream were added to the restricted water.
At the insistance of the local sportsmen's club artificial
flies were prescribed as only legal lure.
A partial creel census conducted® = = by the same department employee Population figures were ob-
each season at the same sites and| tained from timed collections |
at same times for the years 1950-| with the electric shocker and |
1953, inclusive, indicates that the | indicate that total population |
restricted portion of the North) brook treut in 1963, in one part |
as popular as sec-| of restricted water at least, is |
under less stringent | between three and four times |
larger than in 1948. |
Age and growth studies from
scales collected from angler caught |
and shocker collected trout indi-
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| Remainder are three and four-
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| s
In @ paper on predator control
in Michigan, David Arnold of the
demonstrated to be both practical
and necessary. Method of control-
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trapper extension system. This has
apparently been successful.
In spite of success of this sys-
tem agricultural organizations still
insist on the bounty system. Our
experience with the bounty sys
tem has been very unsatisfactory
It has been senseless in principle
with ill-advised objectives. It has
utilized funds which currently are
| much more needed for other pur-
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reach staggering proportions at in-
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remained to be filled in the round |
of 16 in the NCAA basketball |
tourneys today—and that vacancy |
is the result of one of the mast |
stunning upsets in Big Seven his-
tory.
s s s
Missouri, with a mediocre 56
record in conference play, surged
trom behind in the third quarter
to defeat Dr. Phdg Allen's Kansas |
Jayhawks 1667 last night and| send the loop into a deadlock for |
first place.
Now both Kansas and Colorado
boast 10-2 records and the NCAA
representative will be decided by
a draw from a hat late today in
the Kansas City office of Reeves [Big Seven ny Om NCAA. Louisa Sate, which fin |Penn State, Rotre Dame, Bradley
Big Seven. a Notre Dame, Bradley
14-0 | and Idaho State gained their round
of 16 berths in the tournament. | ney’s 27 points.
Santa Clara won a 73-64 victory ss 8
over Texas Tech, and Idaho State| Now here is how the round
sting the experts Ser the past tw] given the berth.
weeks also was answered when . ¢ 6
Kentucky, winner. of the South-| Kentucky, No. 1 team in scored a 77-75 triumph over Seattle | 16 shapes up Friday and Saturday:
eastern Conference, withdrew) country, went unbeaten in at Corvallis, Ore. In overtime. Navy vs. Cornell and North Car-
from the NCAA Tournament be-| games, a record achieved by At Fort Wayne, Ind, Penn| olina State vs. La Salle at
cause its three big stars were in-| schools over the years. State turned back Toledo 62-50 | adelphia.
—_ Without Ciiff Hagan,
ra Ramsey and Lou Tsioro- was Geapied when Comal whigpes | Notre. Dame whipped Lo of
poulos, who are not permitted to a
perform in NCAA postseason com- THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
Kentucky Beats LSU, but Withdraws From Tourney In the single game at Peoria,| and Rice vs) Oklahoma A&M at BUSINESS
Bradley rolled over Oklahoma City | Stillwater, Okla.
61-55 on the strength of Bob Car- — : ’ /
_ THIRTY-THREE
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fornia at Corvallis, Ore.
NAIA (small college) of| In the Jack Habel Chevrolet Co.
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They saeuaad the an crown
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jana State 63-56 and immediately
Pontiac Boys’
Clubbers Fall
in Title Game
Pontiac Boys’ Club Mighty Mites
lost to Detroit's Bloomer Branch,
41-31 yesterday in the champion-
ship game of the Michigan-Ohio
Junior division (13 years and un-
der) basketball league
Dennis Dlugozs, 6 foot Sinch ,
center, was the big difference. |
Dlugozs, who hag averaged 35/
points per game this year, was|
held to 22 points by 5-foot Tinch |
Charlie Barge. Detroit led by only |
two points with four minutes re-
maining in the game. j
Boys’ Club Wonders, who fin-
ished 3rd in the Intermediate di-
vision, defeated Bloomer, 54-39.
Jim Blackshear paced the win
with 26 points,
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in Invitational Dukes Extended to Top |
Frankies, as Crusaders |
Oust Brooklyn 5 |
NEW YORK (#—Top-seeded Du- | |
quesne was over its first hurdle in /
the National Invitation Tourna- |
ment today, and Coach Dudey |
Moore hopes his boys have learned |
their lesson.
The Dukes had to go all-out in|
the 2nd half to gain a 63-63 victory |
‘over St. Francis of Loretto, Pa. |
a team they had beaten once by |
Lm da rr querter-dinale not steht |
in the NIT quarter-finals last night |
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| Moore in = — Sore of their scheduled 10-round-
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a TKO victory. Baker weighed 209 to Moore’s 190.
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| casting school and club. Anyone |
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Labac co. | the lakes.
its oppy The resolution, passed by the association, asks the conservation ; | department to lay out punishme:t
Ice Fishermen to provide Saginaw Valley police
with booklets that would make
Asks State to Provide them “walking information bu-
‘Teeth’ in Laws Aimed ‘cus’ to aid tourists. Progra 1
| Business, the association con- |_BAY CITY # — East Michigan | ciyded, looks like it will be bigger Tourists Assn. has asked the Mich-| ang better this season. Forecast
gan Conservation Department to| was based on winter business Tourist Body fishermen were spoiling Mich-
| igan's best tourist attractions—
for strewing debris on the ice.
The association took action too
is planned for police from Flint to
at Littering Lakes Bay City
“put teeth into existing laws” to which the association said, was | clean up the habits of sloppy ice | doubling.
fishermen.
It’s the fishermen, said the| hamper tourist travel, the asso
association, who clutter the ice | ciation said.
with beer cans and other debris|
which clutter up the lakes after the |
spring thaws. Paul Minner, lefthander for the
Chicago Cubs, was the only Cub
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Inadequate roads continue to| |
|
| statewide regulations.
| cantly better on neighboring 7-inch
| water where any lure is permitted
| brown trout larger than 10 inches
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PATTERSON
game problems in Michigan in-
volve principally the white-tailed
| deer.
CHICAGO, Il].—A report on the effects of changed) .. —_—"
ay | regulations on the brook trout population in the conn corse hdr pe on _—
North Branch of the Au Sable River should interest Pon-| | agement of our berd,”:.. Arnold
tiac trout fishermen. _ wrote, “Predator control for the
Report read by Michigan Conservation| purpose of increasing an already
Commission’s David S. Shetter reveals, disastrous over-population is not
that present restrictive policiés are begin- Just futile, it is plainly aol
ning to pay off real dividends in better Predator control for the p | tion of agricultural catarais ‘i a
e 1949 trout season opening ‘different story, Arnold went
an Conservation Commission! This type of control has been
“dail creel limit from 15 to B aemonat ted to be both practica j
brook trout increased the minimum | me ee | legal size on this species from 7 to 10) leepaen crleaaien muse. This bas
inches for about five miles of the North | apparently been successful.
Branch in the vicinity of Lovells to test) In spite of success of this sys-
the effect of such | lation on the brook tem agricultural organizations still
trout population and brook trout fishing. insist on the bounty system, Our
In 1950 an additional three miles of water immediately experience with the bounty sys-
downstream were added to the restricted water. ae Bk Deen very Sent ermty.
At the insistance of the local sportsmen’s club artificial a) ih itavied objectives. It has
we were prescribed as only legal lure. — utilized funds which currently are
A partial creel census conducted? much more needed for other pur-
by the same department employee Population figures were ob- | Poses and fraud has appeared to
rpg id adh moypon—y proportions at in-
at same times years
| 1953, inclusive, indicates that the
| restricted portion of the North
| Branch is now as popular as sec-
| tions operating under less stringent
EF Age and growth studies from
| scales collected from angler caught
and shocker collected trout indi-
cate no diminuation in growth de-
spite increase in population in re-
stricted water.
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Other area winners included
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Kentucky E Beats BU but Withdraws From ee By ED CORRIGAN
NEW CORK @ Only ene wpet| Bis
remained to be filled in the round
of 16 in the NCAA basketball
tourneys today—and that vacancy
is the result of one of the most
stunning upsets in Big Seven his-
a e ¢ «6
Missouri, with a mediocre 56
record in conference play, surged
from behind in the third quarter
to defeat Dr. Phég Allen's Kansas
Jayhawks 16-67 last night and
send the loop into a deadlock for
first place. s ~
A questjon’ that had been puz- |
zling the experts for the past two
weeks also was answered when
Kentucky, winner of the South-
eastern Conference, withdrew
from the NCAA Tournament be-
cause its three big stars were in-
eligible. Without Cliff Hagan,
Frank Ramsey and Lou Tsioro-
poulos, who are not permitted to
perform in NCAA postseason com-
| Petition because they are gradu-
ate students, the Wildcats couldn't Now both Kansas and Colorado. hope to win the tournament.
boast 10-2 records and the NCAA
representative will be decided by
a draw from a hat late today in
the Kansas City office of Reeves 7
They a the league crown
last night in a playoff with Louis
jana State 63-56 and immediately
Pontiac Boys’
Clubbers Fall
in Title Game
Pontiac Boys’ Club Mighty Mites
lost to Detroit's Bloomer Branch,
41-31 yesterday in the champion-
ship game of the Michigan-Ohio
Junior division (13 years and un-
der) basketball league
Dennis Dlugozs, 6-foot Sinch |
center, was the big difference.
Diugozs, who hag averaged 35
points per game this year, was
held to 22 points by 5-foot 7-inch
Charlie Barge. Detroit led by only
two points with four minutes re-
maining in the game.
Boys’ Club Wonders, who fin-
ished 3rd in the Intermediate di-
vision, defeated Bloomer, 54-39.
Jim Blackshear paced the win
with 26 points,
Bowling Results
gg% iE
Ht
Duquesne, Holy
Cross Advance
in Invitational Dukes Extended to Top :
Frankies, as Crusaders |
Oust Brooklyn 5
the National Invitation Tourna-
ment today, and Coach Dudey
Moore hopes his boys have learned
their lesson.
The Dukes had to go all-out in
| the 2nd half to gain a 69-63 victory
over St. Francis of Loretto, Pa.,
|@ team they had beaten once by
25 points and another time by 30,
in the NIT quarter-finals last night
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A 4bout card is scheduled for
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show at the Pontiac Armory. First
match is slated to start at 8:30
p.m.
Premliminary matches will pit
Jimmy Neilson of Detroit against
Canadian Steve Zoid, New York's
Seymour. Koenig against Italy's
Danny Ferazza. and -Chuck Gor-
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Oakland Circuit Judge Will Speak at Zoning Conference
Parley Called
for March 17 300 Township Officials
to Consider
in Planning
Circuit Judge George B. Hartrick
Some 300 township officials and
the public are invited to the confer-
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High School's junior class variety.
‘Showboat, U. S. A.’
Waterford |]
to Present Variety Show ON
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
Junior classmen of Waterford
Township High School will present
their annual variety show, “‘Show-
boat U.S.A.,”" Friday and Saturday
nights with some 178 of the stu-
dents taking part.
Curtain for the show goes up at
Over 400 Attend
Speaker for the occasion was Dr.
A. E. Kelly of Pittsburgh, who
spoke on “The ‘Significance of
Christian Education. ~- :
The congregation toured the new
building at the close of the service.
Bible School classes will use the
unit for the first time next Sunday.
Elmwood PTA to Meet
AVON TOWNSHIP — The Eim-
wood School PTA will meet at
7:30 p.m, Thursday for a piano
recital by pupils of Mrs. Lester
Snell. Nominations for new officers
will also be received.
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’ SERENADES HIS LADY—Rehearsing @ scene
from “Showboat U. S. A.,” Waterford Township
Friday and Saturday nights, Dave Larkin (left)
serenades his lady, Barbara Looney. Witnessing
the “disgusting”
show to be held |
scene will be part of the wild west portion of the
variety show which will begin at 8 p. m. both Fri-
day and Saturday. ened
~ Housing Eviction
| May Be Delayed Families at Parkview,
Crystal Beach Finding
New Locations Scarce
Pontiac City Commission last
} | night received notice of a possible
extension of time for families be-
ing evicted from the Parkview and
|| Crystal Beach federal housing de-
velopments here.
A letter from Albert M. Cole,
a city request that a six-month
extension be granted residents of
the units, past the present eviction
Cole stated he had asked the
| Public Housing Administration to |
| follow the local situation closely
and if necessary “they will make |
appropriate recommendations
jme for an extension of the no
; ices to vacate.’
Cole said, “I feel that it is too
Pontise Press Phote
spectacle is Mike Mendez. The
unior Class
and Luella Bell, and melodies on
the organ by Bill Terry.
A silent movie will also be
shown with actors Fred Honchell. |
Mike Mendez, Bob Prunty, Anna |
Mae Secan, Harry Freeman and)
Jim Pickett.
Original music for the variety
show has been composed by San- |
dra Williams and Jeanette Pierce. |
been |
whe |
Manito District
eve | Scouts Planning
ver Saturday Circus WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
Manito District will stage its
first Boy Scout Circus Saturday
at the CAI Building with the pro-
gram beginning at 6:30 p. m.
The circus will feature a ‘‘walk-
around” type of show with troops |
and packs demonstrating Scout
skills in booths.
Included in the skills will be)
| camping, pioneering, cycling, pho-
the 12 achievements for Club Scout
advancement.
Circus acts, based on competitive
Scout skills; as well as enter-
tainment will also be presented
in the auditorium.
A Scout Court of Honor will con-
clude the program at 8:30. Gen-
eral chairman of the show is Har- |
old Pattison.
The planet Mars, named after |
the war god, has two moons, name
Phobos and Deimos — or Fear and
Panic, the companions ot was. Youth Silent
‘Taylor, Midland, Mich.
| burglary in Las Cruces, N. M.
| St.,
‘on cancer pads. are boarded up and sold to be
tern down or moved to a new
location, Wiessner said. Se far
° four units have been vacated,
rime pree wth See -at Gams salt, he att
|
Ind. The new Mr. and Mrs. Stout
are making their home in Jackson. | | PTA Votes Tomorrow
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
Lambert School PTA will meet at
8 p. m. tomorrow for an election
‘of officers. Refreshments will be
rved by third grade room moth- —
Cerebral Palsy |
Directors Meet Board Learns Therapist « ers.
From State Association |
Works Here | DR AYT ON
Pontiac United Cerebral Palsy | J EW ELE RS
Association board of directors |
looked over the first year’s work | Watch Repair
Tuesday at a meeting at Whittier | A. J. DEXTROM, Prep.
School. 3 Doors Nerth of the Beak Pa
Dr. John D. Monroe, board
president, acted as chairman.
Directors learned that Miss
Beverly Eaton, speech therapist
whose salary ts paid by Michigan
United Cerebral Palsy Assn., is
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Pontiac Area United Fund cam-
paigns raise money for the state > House Passes Bill
to Limit Liquor Ads (Continued From Page One)
1 Pal Killed, 1 Wounded
After Series of Holdups eaecoets at Ge wate duellans
Charged to Trio having difficulty in finding | other housing in Pontiac.
The projects were built in 1944 |
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. @ — A husky | Parkview, at corner of South and |
Michigan youth refused Tuesday to| East Blvds., consists of 100 dwel-
discuss a four-state crime spree jing units. Crystal Beach, at the
| which ended here in the death of | south end of Lake street, has 90
one buddy and serious injury to @ ynits. +
second. | World War II veterans and serv-
Eighteen-year-old Duane Reger | icemen’s families are housed in
sat tight-lipped during more “ the ———
‘an hour of —— by sheriff
ence, amined vaty tmat ve DI. R. D. Hills Elected
1 tem Cony Fecal She * Rotary President DRAYTON PLAINS — Dr. Rich-
of burglaries and armed holdups (dent of the Waterford - Drayton
were charged to the trio, | Plains Rotary Club at the group's
Reger was at the wheel of a|00n luncheon at the CAI Bidg
stolen car which eluded a dozen yesterday.
state police during a 50-mile chase
before crashing. Monday night.
Killed was 18-year-old Ronald | Fred Thompson. secretary, and Ed |
| Fuller, treasurer. '
The third occupant, Dave Tot-
ten, 20, Fenton, Mich., was taken
to doctors’ hospital in Flagstaff
with a brain concussion and an
arm injury. He was still uncon
scious Tuesday afternoon.
Sheriff J. Perry Francis said the Indicates Possible Use youths tentatively were identified
sw vthece who burglarized firms in Of PTA Fair Proceeds
East Lansing, Mich., stole a car WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
in Virginia and abandoned it near Proceeds of $560 from the ‘Winter
Nashville, Tenn.; pulled burglaries Fair’ held at the Waterford Cen-
in El Paso, Tex., and attempted ter School Saturday may be used
| towards the purchase of a new
, d | piano and a tape recorder for the
Webfor late | speech classes at the school, ac-
ebford Club S cording to Mrs. Robert Fulkerson,
to Meet at McGee Home | general chairman.
WATERFORD CENTER — Web-| | Tbe fair drew the largest crowd ford Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Joseph McGee, 2294 Evadna
at 1 p.m, tomorrow instead of
at the Harold Richardson home as Pontiac Lake PTA Unit
was prevowly panned... Picks Officers Thursdoy luncheon and members will work’) PONTIAC LAKE — A consulta-
tion period, from 7:30 to 8 p. m., tors elected were Ray St. Law-)
rence,
‘and Mark Stewart.
They will be installed July 1.
added.
Joseph J. Knechtges
AUBURN. HEIGHTS — Service ;
for Joseph John Knechtges. 66, of
at 2 p. m. at Dudley H. Moore
| Funeral Home, with burial in’
| White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.
He died Tuesday
An employe of Fisher Body Di-
| visién of General Motors for 30
| years, he is survived by his wid-
ow Margaret.
Lawrence Howard of Auburn
Heights and Robert J.:; and a sis-
ter, Mrs. Raymond Williams of |
Birmingham.
Cecii Underwood
MACEDAY LAKE — Service for
Cecil Underwood; 63, of 6829 Long
worth will be at 2 p. m. towed
at Coats Funeral Home, Drayton
Plains, with burial in White Chapel |
Memorial Cemetery. He died Tues- |
day at his home.
Mr. Underwood is survived by
his mother, Mrs. Minnie M. Under-
wood, five sisters, including Alice | | Deaths in Nearby Communities will precede an election of officers
tiac Lake PTA.
A program by the Pontiac Lake
Boy Scouts is also on the agenda. the Rev. Arvid Anderson |
ever assembled at the school, she |
ot Maceday Lake and Mrs. Bessie Luncheon will be served by second
3435. Parker Rd. wi be Friday |
two children, Mrs. lat his home.
. | E. Gray of Waterford Township,
and two brothers 3 Kirchoff McMeans as } co-chairmen. | seeks to amend the constitutional
provision permitting the Legisla-
ture to regulate the liquor traffic
The bill, said Rep. Frederic J. |
Marshall (R-Allen), ‘‘amounts to |
censorship and an infringement of
the Bill of Rights.’’ He voted for
the bill however.
read from an informal epinion of |
Atty. Gen. Frank G. Millard that
the bill did not violate the federal
or state constitutions and that it
was a valid exercise of the Legis-
lature’s police powers.
“I admit this 1s censorship,’’ he
said, ‘‘but we don't live in a com- -| pletely uncensored society. Censor-
ship is exercised now in liquor ad-
vertising.””
McCune said the bill “puts a
ceiling on the type of advertising cent Lake Ré. Annual election of officers
Others named to office were | which may be used.” He said it is, ¥#l! be held
Frank Williamson, vice president; | not designed to prevent televising rye enuren
beer and wine advertising
| “In the bill,” he said, ‘I have in|
Members of the board of direc-| mind banning pictures of humans |
drinking so the children won't grow
up thinking that it is socially ac-
drinking.
Teacher Training Class
WATERFORD CENTER — The
at tomorrow's meeting of the Pon- | first teacher training class was
held at Sunnyvale Chapel a
| night, with Pearl Griffin of the
Pontiac Bible Club as instructor.
In a strong defense, McCune |
ing a dramatization of the act of cerebral palsy association. .
Man Acquitted on Charge
of Felonious Driving
August F. Mellendorf, 52, of 1150
Meadowlawn Dr. was acquitted by
an Oakland County Circuit Court
jury yesterday on a felonious driv-
ing charge.
He had been charged because of
an intersection accident last Nov.
19 in which a Pontiac Police motor-
cycle patrolman, David H. Slater, |
sustained a fractured wrist. The
jury returned its verdict of inno
cent to Circuit Judge H. Russel
| Holland
1 Drayton PTA Will Hold
Annual Officer Election
| DRAYTON PLAINS — Annual
| election of officers for Drayton
| Plains School PTA will be held in
the school auditorium tomorrow at |
71:3 p.m. |
Also on the program, Mrs. Frie- ;
da Huggett, visiting teacher of Wa- |
‘terford Township Schools, will |
show and discuss color slides of |
Ther trip to the Hoty Land:
County Calendar Keege Barber
Keego-Cass Women's Club officers will | Save on These Values!
Shirts . . $3°
Slacks ..*3*° be elected at 2 pm. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Jay Walter, 1170 Ban- |
gor Dr |
Waterford Center
Waterford Center Community Aid will
meet for & noon cooperative luncheon 6+
the home of Mra. Ezra Lincoln, 685 Cres-
Large Sizes... $4.50
DUNGAREES oN Up
WORK SHOES “7 95
GREEN'S We
council, the board of trus- |
tees and the mission board of the Water-
ford Community pe gh will meet at
7:30 pm et the church.
Modern Jericho in Jordan is anal
world's lowest-lying town, 840 feet
below sea level. |
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP +
Service for James Kirchoff, 79.. of
21727 Lahser Rd. will be at 1:30
p. m. Friday at Ross B. Northrop
and Son Funeral 22401 Grand
River, Detroit, with burial in South-
field Cemetery. He died Tuesday |
He is survived by his widow,
Vera: a daughter, Mrs. Charlies
White of Florida; a sister, Mrs
| Elizabeth McClelland of Southfield
Township; a brother, Frank of;
Florida, and a granddaughter. |
George R. Binder
FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP —
Service for George R. Binder, 64,
of 21520 Orchard Lake Rd., will be
at 1 p.m. Friday from Thayer Fu-
| neral Home, Farmington, with cre- Every Room---
can convey luxury at little cost!
| mation at White Chapel Memorial |
Cemetery. He died at home Tues-
day after a long illness. Your careful
selection from
Along with the finest. in-
gredients obtainable, goes
into every prescription we
compound. our display
will reflect
your perfect
taste. ACCURACY
Let Us Fill John Bowmen
4400 bueno Dra yton Drug Store 4528 Dixie Hwy.
Drayton Plains ———— TOPS IN FLOOR COVERINGS
E. C. Whiteker
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DINING ROOM — BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
@ MODERN—But still reflecting the charm and
feeling of the Colonial Era.
@ FINISH—Smooth as satin with a warm “Tempo”
finish on solid maple.
Offered Exclusively at
Drayton Home Furnishings “The Friendly Store”
Free Parking. OR 3-2300
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS
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long ago by white men who live barn five miles west of North-|
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about the first two points, but you! No one was in the factory when | Japanese wife simply says of her
seldom hear a dissenting vote on / the fire was discovered around 11
the third. The sergeant, smiling! p. m.
fm his sleep, looked like an ex-| Salem Township firemen, who
am fought the blaze, were unable to
The figure for marriages be- determine the cause.
tween American soldiers and Japa-
nese women is, I am told, some-
where around 20,000 since the oc- The factory barn was located
on the Wallace Stooks farm on
Currie Rd., between Seven and
cupation began. Moreover, any. Eight Mile roads.
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opposition in the form of profit
taking.
All whea t futures except March
sea highs with
partly on the weather Lai
fhe i : , i ns,
grains were mostly higher
gains were not large and in
cases — notably March corn
progress at all was reported.
Wheat near the end of the first
as ‘s to 1‘: cents higher,
$2.29%, corn % lower to 4s
low- i
cents higher, March $3.57 ang lard
15 cents lower to 18 cents a hun-
dred pounds higher, March $17.60.
Grain Prices
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grein:
Wheat ay <..- ma
2
Maer 328\, July 126
May cece 238 Soybeans
a eer SZIG MAF <5 cccccs 358
Sept .. 223% May 356
Dee ..ce--0e = July eee 3.53
Cora Bept <eoss 208
May ....--+. 196% Nov . 24%
July ...e0 1se Lard
Gept ... 17 38
Dee .. : 17.28
Oats
Mar ...cesee -TT's Mar 13.13
May ..ccse-- -TI% May .......- 13.19
FUly seceses- -78 July o- 0083.38
coceccce 0tO% Sept ....00.. 186 Dee ...-ce+- 11.28
Mar ....ccoe 13%
Higgins’ measure would exempt
from local
assessments normally E
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cert dedicated to a newspaper edi-
Sing Night and realized an esti-
mated $12,300 to pay for debts in-
curred by the Lock Haven City
Recreation Board.
Chairman of the board is Miss
Gross, editor of the Lock Haven
xpress. She is now at a clinic
in New Jersey for the fitting of
artificial limbs after losing her
legs in a New Year's Eve acci-
dent.
NOTICE
Publie heering A Public hearing ww!!!
be held at the West Bloomfield Townrhip
Hall, 4460 Orchard Lake Road. Wednes-
Gey. March Jist, 1954, at 830 pm
regarding Amendments to the Wes
Bloomfield Township Zoning Ordinance
wnder Act 184 Texte an
taining proposed Amendments will be on
fle at the West Biocomfieid Township
Mall on Wednesday, March Mth. 1964
from 8:00 to 10°00 p.m., and daily there-
after during West Bloomfield Township
bDusiness
LUCY ANN CONNOR
Secretary
West Bioomfield Township
Zon: ra
March 10, 24. "34 rs.
ing Boa
swim | Tuesday after serving a two-day
maps con-+
.50- , fancy, |
4.50 bu; No 1, 325 bu; No 1, 3.25-2.75 bu
, No 1, 90-1 09 |
rots, topped, No 1. 100-150 bu. Celery,
| No 1, 3.00-3 5@ crate; celery, No 1, 85-1 00
doz bchs: celery root, No 1 1.25-1.75 doa |
behs. Parsnips, No 1, 1.00-150 ‘:-bu.
Horseradish, No 1. 4.50-5.00 pk Dskt
Onions, dry, No 1, 55-73 50-Ib bag. Pers- |
‘ey reot, No 1. 75-125 dos behs. Pota- |
tatoes | toes. No 1. 80-95, 50-ib bag.
No 1, 1.80-180 100-lb bag adishes
black, No 1. 100-150 bu; radishes, red.
| Ne i, 65-96 dos bells. Rhubdérd, hothouse, |
No 1, 80-70 5-ID box, hubarb hothouse.
© 1, 100-125 doz behs. Rutobagas, No
00-225 bu. Squash, Delicious, No 1,
1.50 bu: squash, Hubbard. No 1, 1 00. |
Turnip, topped, No 1, 1.00- |
bu |
CHICAGO PRODUCE |
| CHICAGO /AP)—:USDA)--Potatoes. | arriy 279: on track 400, total U_ 8
shipménts for Fridey 880, Saturday 704
| Sunday 8 old stock supplies moderate
| demand siow: market dull; Idaho rus-
Sets $2.95, utilities $2.25-40: bakers $4.00
Minnesota North Dakota Pontiacs §1 75. |
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DETROIT (‘AP)—Prices paid fob
Detroit for federal state graded eggs
Whites—Grade A jumbo 49-54, weight-
average 62. large 46-50, wtd avg
| 48%: medium 43-46, wtd. avg. 44, grade
large 43-46, wid. avg 44%. j
Brown—Grade A large 45- |
wtd avg 46; medium 43; grade B | DETROIT EGGS
|
48 ;
large 43: Grade C large 37; checks 6-
40, wid. avg 37 | Figeres after decimal points ere eighths
Ts Adams Exp . 31 Int Harv . 286
CHICAGO BUTTER &@ EGGS Admiral 213 Int Nick . 31
CHICAGO (AP) — Butter steady: re-| Air Reduc .... 234 Int Paper : 764
ceipts 1.356.087 wholesale buying prices, Alleg L Sti .. 315 Int Lol Te ane
MARKET PAGE — today Allied Ch 77@ Johns me ere
unchanged 83 score AA 65° 62 A 6475 | Allied Strs 4y4 -piomded head zou
90 B 4625: 88 C 5075, cars 90 B 63. 89 Allis Chal .... 504 Kresge OS "301
bree 7 je Alum Ltd 824 OP Glass ... 43 Eggs weak: receipts 19678: wholesale giim Co Am.. 654 Lip Menat 96
buying prices '; to i's cents lower U 8S | an girin 2S 14 re Mey . 652
large 505-405. U & mediums 365. U S| 41 Gan 7 po re 313
\ * ards 365 currept receipts 365, r= Cyan 45 Leew's "439
checks and dirties 345 Tre an. 3 Lene 8 Cem .. 33.5
i Am M & FPay.. 225 Marsh Field .. 265
| DETROFT POULTRY lam N Ges... 447 Mertin, 1 -. oe ' y oo DETROIT ‘AP)—Prices paid fob De-| Am Rad ..... 16 troit for live poultry. | Am Seating .. 247 Ls mela gel ai §
| Heavy hens 33-34; light type 22-23; | Am Smelt Aree Mont Ward ... $8.7
heavy broilers or fryers, 3% pound sver- | Am Bt! Pd - 395 wot / 222
age. whites 26-28: gray crosses 27-27%s; | am Tel & Tel 1627 wrotorola .a. 3723
Barred Rocks 28 ducklings 33; Capon-/| am Tob .. 623 Mueller Br .. M1
ettes, 4% to § pounds, 32-33"s Anac Cop .... 331 Murray Cp ... 186
= Armour ...... 91 Nash Kelv ... 13.5
CHICAGO POULTRY | Atchison ..... 996 Nat Bise oe a
CHICAGO ‘AP}—Live poultry steady | Atl Refin .... 32 Nat Dai Sets
te firm: recetpts 655 coops, fob. peying Avoc Mfg ..., 47 pi ral -33 seh unchanged to 1 cent lower, Bald S.. 86 ts M Pe ** 30
vy hens 28-32; light hens i8- | Balt & Ohio. 21 Ne Am Av * 364
fryers and broilers 23-27; old roosters | Ben. . 7 Pac * 622
16-18; @ucklings none Beth st! 553 Nor Ste Pw 45
— Boring Aire .. 4 Ohio Ou .... © Bohn um Packard 35
Livestock | Bond Strs ... 134 Pan AmW Air 102 | Borg Warn ... 774 e . 4
DETROIT LIVESTOCK Brun . 46 | aROoeCe 173
DETROIT (AP)—Hogs—Salable 300. | Budd Co ..... 11.5 i D . =
Market not established Burr Add - 115 Philip Mor 433 Cattie—Salable 350 Presh receipts Dry - 34 il Pet ’ ba6
mostly cows. genera] market steady but | Cdn Pac . . 6 Mills " 373
y enough slaughter steers anc year- | Capital Alrl... 83 Pit Plate Ol... $@
Mings @vailable early to make & re- | Case JI 18 Gem .... 734
sentative market. scattered sales utility | Cater Trac 482 Pullman ..... 4723
to steers and yearlings $13.00-21 00: | Celanese . 20 re Ou * 56
choiee and prime largely absent; bulk | ches & Ohio 134 RKO Pic ..... se
utility and commercial cows $12 08-1380: | Chrysier 61 io Cp “971
few young commercial cows up to $15.90. | cities Serv 5 Rem Rand ... 168
eanners and cutters unevenly $10.50- | Cimex Mo 421 Repub st! $03
12.50: few sales ut and low commer- Cola..... 1184 Reyn_ Met 624
cial bulls $14.00-16.00, heavy high com: | —.) Ges 131 Rey Tob B... 387
mercial bulls lacking. Con Edis 432 St Jos Lead .. 38 | Calves—Salabie 100 Market not fully Con GE 277 Sears Roed sae)
established. undertone weak c Pw a4 n OU 90?
6 lable No early sales venge—an Binclatr Ot 30.7
- Con Pw pf 4's 1095 gocony Vac .. 396
Cont Mot 91 gou Pac its LIVESTOCK Cont Ot! ..... 604 gou Ry . "431 CHICAGO (AP) —Salable hogs 7500: | Corn Pa 772 @per . 42
market opened rather siow: weak to 25 | Crue sti 44 Bta Ye 305
| lower on a few loads choice No 1 and | Curtiss Wr 93 Btd Of! Cal .. 602
No 2 light weights but general market | Det Beis 303 Std Ot] NJ |. 805 fairly active and steady to 25 higher | moug Airc 1036 Studebaker 4
| with most advance on heavier weights | now Chem 356 Suth Pa %
| around 270 Ib and over; sows slow and | nuPont tie: Swift & : ae
| uneven sround 2§ lower, most choice | pacie Pich .. 193 Syiv El 38
190-270 tm butchers 25 25-2665. around | pas: air L 246 Ten 0 @ul | 803
three loads choice No 1 and No 2 190- pastm Kod 83 Thomp Po hes
215 ™ et 2575: @ few loads and lots |g @ Mus In 17 Timk R “0
2450-2525. most 360-600 ID gna John 42) Tran W Air . 14
sows 2100-2325: a few choice around | gy-cell-o 846 Transamer ' 9T
38@ Ib to 23.50, good clearance fi _. 302 Twent C Pox. 215
Galstie cattle 11.000, calves 400; ow -«- BS
Slaughter steers and heifers moderttely | Gen Elec _....109 Un Carbide >
active. steady to 50 higher. cows wun- | Gen Ps a7 ec 1164
even: averaging steady, bulls and veal- | Gen Mot e236 Unit Air Lim 227
ers steady; prime 1.093-1.425 steers 275°- Gen Ry Sig ae¢ Unit Aire = 7
30.00, four loads 1.093-1.235 Ib 30.00: & Gen Tel rr omg Mh? 4 seo A
load of average prime to high prime Gen T & Rub 316 Us Aibtts wad C00 bog
1.165 Ib steers 3150 high choice te low | Gillette #¢ Us Rud 36
prime steers 25.50-2700. bulk | Goebel . €5 - ae
choice grades 19.50-25 00 me 1.100 Goodrich 6 US Bteel "ant
® mixed steers and helfers 73: prime | Goodyear 6 Us Tod _ 93
1,100 @ heifers 2600 a load high | Ot NW Ry pf a6 Warn B Pic. 14
choice 1.075 Th weights 2400: good and Grey 5 West Un Tel 406 chetce heifers 18 50-2025; utility to low | Gulf Of $15 Weste A Brk 41
good 13 00-18. 00; utility and com- | Hersh Choc 412 Weste EI 1
| mercial cows 1175-1400: camners and | Holland PF 125 White Mot 23)
cutters 1050-1200: utility and commer- | Houd Hersh 146 Woolworth : ba
cial bulls 1400-1700. commercia) to | Rud M 92 a og nate
choice vealers 1600-2700. a few at 2800, | Il! Cent ae Moss eee
eull one utility 10 00-15.00 a
. general trode STOCK AVERAGES moderately active: early sales around \
steady with Tuesday; but several loads Nien! Led ee
lambs still tm first hands: siauughter Indust. Rails Util Stocks
strong: most sales good to | wet change =t
choice wooled siaughter lambs sround Noon Wed 1645 856 ae 1160
110 I» down 23 00-24 00. choice and prime | Previous day....1545 856 561 116.0 grades 24 00-2475: a few small lots 2500: weee ago.......1880 880 878 115.0
cull to low good lambs 1500-2250: &/ Month ago 181.7 886 574 1146 load mostly choice 116 Ib No 2 skin | Year ago.......1403 922 3850 1149 shorn lambs 20.75. cull to slaughter ewes | 1953-64 high....1545 936 S81 1163 600-10 50 | 1953-84 low.....1302 735 S05 905 _ 0 1952 high. 1908 O48 548 1157
1952 low 1312 @7 S07 STO
Sentences Can Get Dereotr srocKs
Stiffer, Driver Finds
Cain is trying to make certain
that 30-year-old Harvel Hickman
learns that it is against the law
to drive on a suspended operator's
| license, Hichman was released | —— for the offense.
| sentence was a little stiffer. Hick- |
man now has 30 days in the)
county jail to learn his lesson |
'
Saginaw Man Moved
‘to Head VA Hospital =| , WASHINGTON # — Edward A
|McGinn, of Saginaw, has been
named assistant manager of the
new Veterans Administration Hos
pital at Cincinnati.
McGinn has been holding a simi
lar position at the Saginaw VA
| Hospital
Turk President Home
| ISTANBUL Turkey W®—Devout | Moslems sacrificed lambs in|
| thanks to Allah for the safe return |
lof President Celal Bayer today *the Commerce Department said
to the |
| after his month's visit
United States
Insurance o f All Kinds Can Cost You Money!
Insure with
Ph. FE 2-8357
Market Creeps
NILES ® — Justice Thomas W. | 4
| manufacturers,
| into
}fived alone and had no close rela- | Aves., according to Pontiac but Moves Up NEW YORK ® — The stock
market managed to creep forward
today with only a few minus signs
standing in the way.
Gains were largely in eighths,
and quarters. Losses were my rnardl
ly small. The market was lively
at the start with prices slightly |
higher, but that pace of trading |
moderated within a short time as
prices held to the early position.
A few losses showed up in rail-
roads. chemicals, rubbers and mo-
tors, Aircrafts were the best of the
major groups, and coppers and
radio-televisions gave good sup-
port. :
That lineup of key areas was
quite similar to the one found at
the close of yesterday's advancing
market. {
Among higher stocks were
American Telephone, American
Smelting, Air Reduction, Chrysler,
Philco, United Aircraft, and Re-
public Aviation, Lower were Santa
Fe, Allied Chemical, Packard, U.S.
Rubber, and American Can.
New York Stocks respectively, of JaPonCo, a local
ment Co., discuss the company’s new product with Junior Achieve-
director. TALK OVER NEW PRODUCT—Honor Duross | School students, soon will market the new product,
(right) and Zoe Cretal, present and past secretary, | a hand lotion called Sof-Hans. It previously sold
E-Z Go, a traction grit product. The student com-
pany is sponsored by Pontiac Motor Division, re-
business adviser W. D. Hanby of Pontiac Motor | ports G. M. Watson, Pontiat Motor personnel
Division. The firm, made up of Pontiac High
Business Notes:
‘Harnblower & Weeks:
Pigures after decimal points are eighths
High Lew Neon
Baldwin Rubber*
D & C Navigation..... 103
Gerity-Michigan* coe
Kingston Products*...
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK (AP)—Foreign exchange
rates follow ‘Great Britain in dollars
others in cents:
281 5/16.
Great Britain 90
une ;
off 08 1/16, off
ance (franc) day futures 281 3 16,
um (franc) 200 1 16.
00 116 of a cent:
28%, of. a cent.
changed: Ho! ‘guilder) 26.43, un-
changed: Italy (lira) 16‘5 of a cent,
prepeoe paell al fescudo) 3.56, un-
changed: (krone) 19), un-
changed: Owitserlend (franc) (free)
ait h ed; Den & (krone)
bd ane
1452. unchanged. Latin America: Argentina ‘free) 7 24
unchanged Brasil free) 175. un-
changed Mexico 1163, unchanged,
Venezuela ‘bolivar) 30.03, unchanged
Par Fast Hong Kong dollar 17 60
unchanged
January Sales Decline,
Inventories Also Down
WASHINGTON uP — Sales by
wholesalers and
retailers declined about 883 million
dolars or 19 per cent on a sea-
sonally adjnsted basis in January,
today.
Meanwhile, total business in-
veatories, seasonally adjusted,
declined about 329 million dollars,
or a little less than one-half of one |
pet cent, from December to Jan- |
uary, the monthly report by the
department added. | Radio-TV Oealers Assn. The an-
unchanged) Great,
Britain 60 day futures 281‘. unchanged |
More Jobs Due
Soon in Pontiac .MESC Manager Says,
Spring Days Open Up
Several Hundred
More stable employment in Pon-
Pontiac City Affairs /
Bids of $69,088 were accepted
jlast night by Pontiac City Com-
mission for construction of the new
branch libFary at Glenwood Ave.
and Rundell St.
The J. A. Fredman Co. will
handle the general contracting.
plumbing and heating at a cost of
$64,922, with the Taylor Electric
“| Co. doing the electrical work for
$4,166.
Work will begin this spring and
Lodge Calendar Special communication of Roose-
velt Lodge No. 510, PF. & A. M., 22
News in Brief
creased 200 due to weather condi-
opportunities .in outdoor types “|
higher than February 1953.
ment insurance payments eo]
pared with $132,084 in January and |
A Sanders store complete with
candy, baked goods and ice
cream department plus fountain
service will open Thursday morn-
| ing in the Tel-Huron Shopping
| Center at Telegraph Rd: and W.
Huron St.
Robert C. Frick of Birming-
ham, formerly a Sanders’ de- |
partment manager, will manage |
the branch store here. This is
| the first shopping center unit
open for business.
James Hampton, of Hampton
Electric Co., 286 State St.. Pon-
tiac, has been appointed vice,
chairman of the Michigan region |
of the National Appliance and
| : tf Pontiac branch office reage carat .
errick ., Detroit,
ebruary totaled $186.488 corg- | while the car was parked
‘Bonding Firm Sues Mrs. Viola E_ Martin, 36, of employment de- | 3214 Garden, Royal Oak, was fined
$75 for reckless driving by Royal
E.
Monday.
South boulevard.
Paroled Embezzler
| nouncement was made this week
iby NARDA- President Vergal
Bourland. |
Sears. Roebuck and Co. of
Chicago teday mailed out its
annual mid-spring sale catalog,
which the company said con-
tained more than 900 price cuts | George M. Broente but had reim- the former . teller,
bursed the bank for $44,000 loss.
Broente was ordered to serve
four yéars in prison in July, 1952,
ranging up to 69 per cent.
A sample of price cuts shows
plastic auto seat covers down 57
per cent; boys’ cotton seersucker
overalls down 4 per cent: port-
able electric dishwasher down 26 |
per cent: women’s four piece |
playsuit down 18 per cent: And a
level wind fishing reel down 33
per cent.
GMC Truck and Coach Di-
vision produced 7,268 trucks in
February, compared with 8,638
units in January, according
Ward's Automotive Reports.
Ward's Automotive Reports
said today that Pontiac Motor
Division's output of 70,574 units
so far thig year is almost iden-
tical with the 70,022
ip the same period of 1953.
The statistical agency also re-
ported that the division's share
of car in 1953
amounted to 6.7 per cent, a gain
the in- his property Tuesday. Coroner |
the |
10 . Kogtin the ditch 5, ago
tives. The body was found by a
street cleaner,
me
4 | dustry market garnered in 1952.
over the 6.4 per cent of
Car Rolls Over in Ditch
Wallace S. Adams, 40. of 227)
way
lice. Adams said his car was
when his brakes locked. |of Murray W. Sales & iCo., of De
Sale of Stock Dividend
Keeps Its Tax Status
WASHINGTON W — The Su-
preme Court has >efused to review
a decision that a 1946 dividend of
preferred stock worth $800,000
given common stock holders of the
Metal Moulding Corp. of Detroit,
should be taxed as long-term capi-
tal gain.
The decision was given by the
U. 8S. Circuit Court in Cincinnati.
It- was appealed to the high tri-
bunal by the com..issioner of In-
ternal Reveune. The commissioner
contended the stock dividend
should be taxed as ordinary income
because the stockholders sold the
preferred to two insurance com-
panies shortly after its distribu-
tion. -
Murray Sales Merges
With Buffalo Company
DETROIT @® — Amalgamation ‘Commission Accepts Bids
for New Branch Library
a 3
fy
ia so ance | an alley
| Tabled until after the next ing commission ordimance to re
A request from the Clare Pack-
ing Co. of Clare for a wholesale
food packing license was denied
on notice that it had been dis-
approved by the City Health De-
tion of a water main in Corwin
from Kinney to the center of lot 37,
assessor's plat 101.
A public necessity was declared
for construction of curb, gutter.
drainage, blacktop ari related
work on Second from Joslyn to
E. Beverly from Josiyn to Puller.
Piddis from Jessie to the east end of
the street
Wilson from Going to E Boulevard.
Irwin from Going to E. Bouleva:
Tennyson from Baldwin te Uni-
versity
A request was referred to the
planning commission from Charles
W. Colsch and Carl D, Leonard
Sr., to rezone lots 12 through 15 of
Gregory Hunt Subdivision for a
trailer park to be located on
Featherstone.
Referred to the city manager
was a petition from George Arake-
lian to rezone the northwest corn-
er of Paddock and Osmun streets
to be used for a lumber ware-
house.
Curb, gutter, drainage and re-
lated work planned for Barkell
from Raskob to Columbia was cut
from this year’s construction pro-
gram on request of residents of the
area. .
Burglars Work Hard
troit, and W. A..Case & Son Mfg.
Co., of Buffalo, was announced to-
St. esc injury Tues-' day in-a joint statement from the / first breaking into, the building.
ditch at: Oakland and Monticello ing equipment and supplies.
Sales has branches at Flint, Pon-
in Oak Park. that because of the number of
break-ins lately, school officials
\tiae and Wyandotte and will take| are guarding their funds ‘more
lover a Case branch carefully. 300s Stolen -"¢
The other three, including a 16-|
| year-old juvenile, were turned over |
After All-Night Search DETROIT (INS) — A 12-year-old
Burglar Claims
‘Honest’ Mistake;
Judge Disagrees
BALTIMORE #—John W. Boyd,
agency set February sales at 401,-
500 units, 13 per cent above Janu-
ary and 10 per cent over Decem-
ber.
DANIEL. MARCH @ 19s ELBERT
L. 88 Parkdale St
Thomas . Mrs Luther
Byrmes and Mrs. Ollbert Carter.
Funeral se be held
Thursday, March lith et 2 p. m.
at the -Jonhi neral
Home with . Tom of-
fictating. Mr. Daniel ts ot the
Knechtges; dear father
Lawrence Howard and Robert J.
Knechtges, dear brother of Mrs
Raymond Williams. Punera) serv-
fee wil) be held Friday, March
13th eat 2 P.M. at the Dudley KH.
Moore Home with Rev.
J. Harvey McCann officiating.
Interment tn White Chapel. Mr.
Dudley H. Moore
a Heights.
RWOOD. MARCH 8. 19. CE
et .
WE. THE CHILDREN OF THE
late Brvant T. Murrey
sincerely thank our neighbors and ~ friends for al their expfessions of
worte of
man Murrays. and George Waik-
“Maan 2
IN LOVIN’ MEMORY OF
who left us March 16,
4963 missed by
children, F
Funeral Directors 4
Donelson-Johns FUNERAL HOME
DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS”
Voorhees-Sivle FUNERAL HOME
A RARE SELLING OPPORTUNITY
Por honest, herd working men,
3% to 80 with old progressive
y rated sureery company.
Advancement for the { mas.
training im field Liberal
commission. Car essential, For in
_terview, phone FE 23-6880.
BIG MONEY WAITS YOU
fine of passenger cars, We have x te every byes. all style
GUARANTEED PLUs LIBERAL
KIMBA Bros, Ine
YOUR NASH DEALER
® car
7 E Pike & ee _
CEMENT BLOCK LAYER. MUST
_ be _VE 40000 after 6 p.m _ ELDERLY MAN WANTS P?INT-
Get that room now.
3°
GROOM TO CARE FOR SADDLE
ent work. Tite st -
a hsiy tao: Be Beery.” INVESTIOATOR FOR LAW oFr-
fice, Must be nea :
gressive ambitious, and
‘: work and « real
ity Tron, A
_ Mr Smith 66% 7
iy CAN TALE AND WALK AND
JIG BUILDERS DIEMAKERS JOURNEYMEN ONLY Y APPL
FISHER
BODY
DIVISION 900 BALDWIN AVE.
~ KOREAN VETERANS Bee ou Ad_under “Instructions.”
m
MAINTENANCE MAN One Ag men warted. under
«.
work ist know jumbing re-
ag mi or electrica) work, paint-
carpen*ry be all
tare res ph
nt wihe Pemkae Peost Boz
NEAT APPEARING MAN FOR service and sales route. Perme-
Must be will-
work. Car Co. 17-19 Water 4 5:0 pm.
PROFESSIONAL
SALES POSITION
it WAN ED: 3 MEN Fi our Pontiae Factory Ry tae 7
and experience
this ts @ permanent 4
a large {—*, -
portunity © 874.56 to start
commission Car Apply 158 Oakland Avenue a
em) ™ Ask for Mr. 3. 'C.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954 THIRTY-SEVEN |
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FARE RENT 90 COUPLE TED | wiry expeny,| “moral PuiFE baw or OR Som | HE PAINT SHOP —— ae Yor veut ooaity i year | asses Srenand vets ave | Qos ° = uae GA Y LORD change for care of children and | ence in different "¢ Sid ———grwernicat. | THE Te _Wtd. ¢ Child. to Board 2 the ‘pnone, we wil be at | 3 ROOMS AND BATH. UTILITIES lge. lot. Many feat Bight bescewors. FE 6-30 or | typing a letere, tomes, acd te | SEWER CLEANING ne Ag mg eo “Txcnuian? pay| jour home withm 1 hour, and stove furnished. couple ealy.| au gas heat ary basement, | | :
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inyesTiga area Fon 18 oF OR an . “ Tae mete PE Cee VE SORRANTEED TV axean ANY | Oe ~ | ap 0r.0 rece mptern heme on| same noosa. ADULTS M Onpect fatale Since sit NTED $2000 TO BE PAID, $28 miles 3% _— eet =e segrensive, Gustélinns, eae Sts MIMBO APRN TYRES eC | Slee PERETNG Aird —RERIOY. | ee as | fag nly Write | ig Rs 10 Hurea ligent, Steady and @ real eo Lapt wWouid | CL tls shrubs sod fruit trees | Sub evs Tall. am _ PO. “Bos 1) 1331, Pontiac __ A lake fromt home om Cass Lake 4 ROOM AND BATH PRIVATE BAT
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I I WET Norris Radio TV. | iste e,Sey See | mcr are wane. we erst | fame Sot Ue, seer on a at ae wager W qual Fa caso | = a oe REPAIR SHOP 40 Nevade St | msnec Please call | . INGHAM 1|5 ROOMS AND BATH LOWER. | New Ranch Home vage and paved strech. NEEDS WORK WHERE Barer FE soa ve | H.C NEWD? ; vr 6-287. bath inow you this west La ‘ ID pereen” trove Brea. se can keep her ‘ small bors BASEMENTS Typewriter Service 224) beeen 6 to 6 After 5 rE BROKER _Couple only, FE 6 home 2 ns cted nd pally you
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Por jewelry depariment Must be | "live in. City refereaces Bookkeeping & Taxes 14/ Shi" Pilnung’ snd Otnce Seooly| Pusu “LISTINGS WANTED | sere wowrn, ‘apct re space. sitached mas 8 | for Tour cqmiort. overiees- SS ie Gare oo RST RUSE MOSS! cccoemraee gas eemeae |—Set Ba | Thier aration Tavares, arse | Beveyg wating we ws on) TRE Ser cape eal OE u Edw. Hawley, M BA. FE 2-2602 d N st. of Oxbow | 4 oe | . ; eo R. h gy oe Part TIME ee —— iropodists is art 123 a | neo - Sse Pres. Box a1. H.C. Newingham, Broker a — aan Semingle Hills tna pete Yen bese
are .Pputb | cou je cieperioneed! OA ee ee ~~~ nnn | CONSUMERS POWER ENOINEER 31 8 5 a Im mediate on ture window, off pan- STENOGRAPHER 02515 ia te MAURICE THOME. D&C pte pei ” wants fur iia FE 4963 or FE +0061 Ges hoot Woot “te this 4 petroom vem heme led garage end #0
sities im Ponti “Weise, Bank | cites weet's wert or day ween. | ‘S> Tentins Siete Pree estimates Smet sn: FE FURNISHED HOUSE OR co SPRING age. fat dake .— ta rs den, and sun porch ment to see this home Bev — x | couple - eonle er jecence i
ea |aemiro SS AENDING IRONING | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 | aD oer B-S-5 "ee efter tl Is Your Harvest Time TIMION COURT A oe oie ‘toms > Pal Reco | 9 70UR ve & pool Es = s-ei78 - Sanaa _ ig Cocley Labo md. ma| _°-™. 00 12 p.m. __ N ment with HA. heat, ree- FAMILY BRICE ee or, Seek eet on Te SY oy ie ae oe - | Phos" Pree” estimates Oe er Gael gone, Won ree creer cline tee | 2."20ms end veth. Aruite only paar g Mv gel aoa 6 big SA
Woodware, ‘Rochester PTT. | Lake or vicinity. ood PE ¢-1008 ys. iy ght 6-1332. | Bide preferred. m & 5? u short weeks. You will be one per een, STFAD 2 car garage. $17,500, terms. . |e WILL CARE FOR ~ CHILDREN DRESSES. COATS AND AL- tou bunt od er Oe a ast cet | Paid, ® top. price for every K. G. HEMPSTEAD, Seresoed, porch, 4 car
STENOGRAPHER eo a Wr HOME SeWEAVING REPERTLY- ¥ Done id uphelstering, 36 8. Tele- Nor apartment, unfurnished. Pres- aan ee here, the bave REALTOR - 10 Acres a an pang = a | wiamities tattered $3702 6rapn. = . place . FE mse. qualified prospects for your 103 E. Buron __ FE 462 remode special.
wigneee "mene with mete: | ariantd tabertec cur. Gnwino DONE VERY REAsoN.| Thomas Upholstering | jace'n ) COUPLE WITH | property. Ii is cesy to list =| UNFURNISHED APARTMENT ON toom ‘modern country ome, Sateal Dechpround ‘or training. | © Ie Se ARS CO | Mine 0 Tharpe Phone FE 5-8888 eed doen caine apl by Search “eee ie MI eas witn gatural, Srepiece. 1K AMPSEN mum 9 for shorthand. 4 for | Sta of _____ | TAILORING. REMODELING AND ptwest or Worth end. Will do hn Kinzler, Realtor | tgwr’ Pagé To BOARD UWWEE tag feom. ER eran, typing. “anes have “lorie, band. | — iNGe AND IRONING. . ‘Edna Warner, FE ee he gi | pang Bayt for ret | _ John Kinzler, Rea RENT PREE TO deo with natural fireplace writing 40 hour weet. minimum | WASHINGS AKD i ' our meterial, FE Eitcelieat references. Phone "FE | 670 W. Huron st PE 43528 | garage, chickens bert and good bedroom and, bath. Second
Panel Apgty ine Reach, Michi WOMAN EXPERIENCED IN TR) Income Tax Service 17 Lost & Found 2 pall eve. er ogni By cs pe p= -— room nnd full bate | Realtors, FE 4-0528 State’ Employment Service, “ventory and sales wort. Pontiac - One ~~ | RESPONSI ; | eae ee a Furnished Bare a. Tenieeh — Bree, & Ome. _{a wayne s as —Prese Bes 1). wings & TAX SERVICE. A TOY POX TERRIER Py fron; eed rensenad unsere | tes ee ate a cataty. on | Rent tHeuses 3s oil farunce._ Punced yard. | oe cure bes tune
STENOORAPHER YOUR GIRt | WASHINOS Samed, See ewer | Taken from Naylor St. or Cooley | position | sazeoadie Raperienced | qeacerned ‘arge fown payments | | en ccce goes , bows, wie 0 it | a Se ee B zE. . ndyman. 04. : : i ad- terms includes ea
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VERY REFINED WHITE WOMAN | wnt a ao ‘paw rt es ee Owner must decerive | sonable 2. be gee |REATOR | COOP MEMBER 3 ROOMS AND BATH MODERE. | many entree ewenhiiasl + sun eae as companion pert time FE. W desires house-| Evenings $06 Franklin Ra | perdi te aS ens 2:00 week days. _ FE ¢3107 after § | TO SEI L. BUY OR |_oR 'Cass Lake Front heme completely in a | Woman rE « | or anytime week-ends YOUNG EXECUTIVE With SELL, @ ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. | Situsted cn lot Cox30s 15 fludine lleviston ost end canned
“ing me Curtains, wachea, | work by the day. Also | income at a CasERVICE NO! Tost FEMALE BOXER, TAR | meee oe Te ce west sie, — TRADE.C CLARK __|° autem rage, conven) | minutes trem Pratieg Ewht (rus, Comes, serge pene ane gtr All wort guaranteed | baby sitting nites. Rr | | SN UCOME TAX SERVICE — wim valle chest Reward soo amd preferred. Call PE ¢3008 Comeren H. Clark, Reaher, 1382 | cai prom A sisevGesewee ict bedrooms. cat floor. i's cherry (rece ea ae
ar a oc . Sorat | Lost: y EYE GiAssrs Vi Se O RENT 1 ONPURN. OPEN EVENINGS _ | et PR BRE - ae PE $-0621, Eves. FE 5-6878. if a My My pe ss “END | InosaE s C3, Osett | Leen. me E. Wusen ead Easters | WAteee for wennger end Conk: | WEL BOY om List YOUR LAND. | FURNISHED BOUSE Of, MEAT: sprint asses cekent O 1 RESALE § rooms to new witty ewan |" Eee Pg hy a ae re | ons, Veen “oor Fe Te ee one. Rewerd. | Som Of the new Tee eres —. ti varias medera, 31 Lakeview breakwater, good beach. condition. corsmate tile beth, Delos na oR OLDER, ead oorrivs, waitixo hte : sen | _ Kresge Store. cRIN? aye iTLY FURNI | and sereen recreation. WOMAN, YEARS ¢ 10:30 Lost DARK RIMMED LADIEs : rs eseed, WOvUSE PARTL | wo ee nme | .
Path Pe Taw | Building Service 12/ BENJAMIN’ R'BACK cUS | wats’ ot Pome Plurmesers, 2 pecroom. eur Stee ER Simi ee | ,orumle: 3 baby welcome, 10) Inc. Vy le Te Nocatn Wook Wirt 3 On Mons 2 m, Boom “TOY COLLIE VICINITY wcond ahghes UNiy. 1.6708 MODERN 6 ROOMS NO ORJEC. | erms dreee lingerie partics. T'aid every | ANYTHING IN CEMENT, WORK. ns | ine Sa) | FOUND: TOY COLLEE West side ae “ah cid. Mignon =< £ FOP etares, $0 ay Roy Annett ie. ah Ea . Ne ) pecessary. years | » zs + Lost. MALE ENGLISH SETTER. Sun_ 1! to 2. month, no Cuderd Federal 37199, s° good income oe ati a owen oY a Me Let mg fle Zour retary, ter you. | rity of Seramehon, MI +See “1 * ROY KNAUF, Realtor | Brose ng. Sener tate, | 0 ees cn aay a | Stee, aveniment | Buse g aa FOUND. ANTITY TOOL Sha iving Quarters — per P 7 a FOR: a Lake ~ work, im person. No wuoce Bai SPgENT WORE. OR 3507. 2 WANTED IMMEDIATELY Beare nadd Tovemip, com- : PE 40021 Ptr “Pe 31. ewe" Bae Lake ‘hd. BRICK BLOGE AND CEMENT | Moder bomes tm Ciy tor f pite , ‘OU bag cease. 2280 Lake Rd. 5r Paigold STANLEY P. CLARK FRIENDLY YOUNO FELLOW) Most ein serene Parms “tod pistety farmed. 3 eor weere.| 4 HOME OF YOUR. |e, neve several ‘low qows pan
wuarange wee ee eareRr | Sa Ry fang Ome SR” Se ae WMEASOT Fee | Giyyseer tore: fom teen FB] SETS Sing EabsT nowt WEST SUBURBAN OWN formation enced chit. Clee ee een ee aD POOTInNG CHIME: | Te a ee 90 S| a and ike lots, | prick § room, Vail? ard beouttfufly f HARLES, Realtor ona iS Sere smn weg pat repaired Gabe Row | taney Sows 18 PA watt — ars or eau vemne to shore | Dewy “bee ERE FE 4808 | furnishe? within - past § seers. | Cherokee Hills ores ess gts (oe AROUND IT. Y ta = = arece tadieaged | Truly the neatest and well condi, So" ; SaaPaarTER —ERICRET CABT | FOR LAUNDRY (DRY sERY. a rE or : ee eee tioned two bedroom frame ranch Help Wanted 8 a alterations, attics. Recrea-| ice RE wm ARI i RTE 21. Realt type home “Sound. as bresce. |
| Se ree ere kes | ace ae oe i aareteiares seemst| Want to Sell? |i pas’ sag saan Bag. | sarean sory mes ape “me LARK myo amen ro pum season Pye ben Fe Fe Poeeine ame |Shoptol bats 24 | Sete pes ar ee | C-C Columa. CEMENT WORK: AES 6 COMM. | _ Laundry. REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN TO u Dent | .; bapeaed YN. Goon SPA) free 3, Raymond Com! Moving & Trucking 19 : share, lovely, 4 room. fturausned | BUYERS WAITING | Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 ane Enehen Pull pacoment | OFF JOSLYW, GOOD, BUZ, Ot START mins, PE CoDe8, apartment, West Side, near rane | vane - : MOODEERE pup.) proee nowe. Bess bay in eR. tractive 2
AN tah * cabin “te floor sand. | CALL DICK POR SMALL TRUCE Pe teses or Fer 0-003 sl a1| me is pan =X tong es| Saned = Pontiac Lake. OR Donelson’ Park ern kitchen ck Booey : a Pee 4 - H .
EXECUTIVE CAREER tog sd fang. denied Bae ar na | Wd. Transportation 31 ce = Ther ome cance wat: | PONE Ee erp meme at eT
ne : oo Agem ~ morning RIDE SIX DAYS or Land Contracts |“ come 2688 Orchard Lake Ave. _ Large = = Repth gd a. LING ter Contracting HAULING OF ALi KINDS REA- of s Meqte; moraine, Mo MAN Wane Wane os Er 7 ROOMS AND BATH AT CASS | lot. Two bedrooms. sizable Bich. vnape .
a CGAY( Br oar"vudice SR G06” | GRERRTOR SENVICE ANS | evens Loam ae Mem st Livre ont Teme ote] WHITE BROS. |- sane con! SH WEAT | Tumoes room. Ou test Im-| Sedivem "yungaion, Mee base TODAY! t os horse, cow & goat ms- O8 STOLEN WEAR OAK-| Rise ons way considered, Call i Ota? Si "hn" war Convenience LF | lath FE 32-7435 m “| Frade "33,08. cauity”r -pune nation- | 3-182 | _nure. 5-0448 eke Semele Decheh at 1 Road _ —Avatiabie 1b. 3 ~ | Trade . going spe stare | CORT AO RATT _Rewerd OR 30004 <r Feuer Tae SOULS URE | se00 Dine Watert- come MILLS eee Commerce Ares | business, reser or Ons
eeds fu-| 6n'a LionT Tene | eee in bam ee | Wi ARE SELLING ALL ©. OUR | ‘ences, 2 cor garnes. 2 Pitre | Asking $8,000 very Dest | PONEER MIONLANDS. & organization n . ashes FE 4.2266 or PE 23-7625 SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. _ 3-2039. well-listed and are ur) wa 62006, of Two (23) lx} bed- | sirable “nie La ture executives in adver- | CAREENTED. Je WA SM Ton | TRUCE Special ag Ay 72 cm pA =X m asben. | — BLOOMFIELD WILLS WEST rooms oa best, | well : bome = | e
pac epee agmatine] aie rooms |_Saat_ "S| ~ Notices & 25 | Wid Contracts, Migs 22) BES g, Teen oni | “cet sereemern re | = ie dising, sales manage- See et O’DELL CARTAGE ~ ~ et for a eal ence. ‘odeee Fast Side : .
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RAYTON PLAINS by Hershberger » 1954
Asre—6 yeoms. Modera ¢ room For Sale Houses 43| For Sale
Tench type home. A block from Houses 43
a hens wor, bee BB FE SEE THIS Sas aii __ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Farms 48
wiltity, room, Ss well arranged brick bunge- a Business Opportunities 51.
Sutomatic gas heat & : . good ijecation in Indian po el ag — EO ae on 222 . FARMS FROM 40 51
Og Re $750 DOWN gg hg | genie: = 1 LANCASTER —- PB he Ae a APPLIANCE AND -
; Meat p siean a bewfuly land-/ een recently aecoreced. | ecated oa drapes, oil" furnace. ow weston Modern.” Patio, “stisched” garees, Bact TRUCE FAR WH OS. This business peid © tice
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SDRAYTON PLAINS || piolcgs suburban vsreet take {fi 1 Jt — = Peery co TY go Fil Tantsceped ay Cnet: | Sai Saber OY PY | sane wat year. Pa," Ortoviba
& lerge bresaewar ands tke ome east nent mie - ott REALTY on. | "Bt Taps 3002] possession,” rice Siases, Norms. WHAT MORE are
with oak floors and 20. teen . : : eaenein ve you @ car to trade in F.O.R é and
walls. A bendy plastered WEST SUBU : : dandy 4 room, all mode oa 8 . O. Rorabaugh — Could you ask for? od end lens Obese
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fachen Py dasoment. Part | rooms | oo oe : } |. for onty ee Ag Office on Woodward at Square Late et ee oe ee Red Hot Corner
ey ae Swe) = axe Pull wer gerege oe NORTH END DONELSON HEIONTs RED able peice. Just via bos 9 ne
brees ray yg tom nter Erettnatols 1 acre. It's « .steal 5 room new bungriow. ak aeons’ tein gq Bo sell. Five room medere North side. ROOM HOME i we small bome near ider| drive i costanenats Ky
~~ iC. LADD INCOME Eevoment. Cove to sebant sores | gus beat garage ant moment | gin, ted a bgat lone ov cal tr | eatin’ tn any” pe Nol vam
_ Seed i ME F : ion. $10,800 terms. | Yard. C tor enced back S00 with a a
i a som $1950 DOWN rancis E. “Bud” Miller a. CARR 80 ACRES é ge gy
96 Fe ata KE Tatas, re = sta sie dena Pealtor « mtWO ACRES | |™ ROLL PORRITY, |" St Se avert cae cent 7a, eater Goes
ate ALUES st off oe he a care a ° a | Custom: FE 3.0253 ‘ end twenty | 3 ve. call PE 2-7262 os . Newly deco
DRAYTON PLAINS food location Latge lot soned C1 | | & 32 © = — im Reet | all Ulleble soll with 7 Lert. § ACRE PARCELS. cad, sew pooling lest. ‘exo. | PAUL A. KERN, Realt
Siete tame. © . er anyone with o business cit, i = weeds, Seven reemn six acres hen on ef Pontiac city ig tag ape = stanchions & drink-| 31 Oakland A , Realtor
g You cao walk oe is a home ere Can be bought for seen o — a e barn and 1 metaen home. — down. 10 acres. Near 08 house fo gon hones Garage, | “Real Beaste PE 3-0200
Ave: unpack your tter hurry on this it w 8 = = : with drink stanchions . This is beautiful Good all of fruit. | ame | Estate Since 1919"
hen clothes and start long. on't last 5 t =—=—_! - \ with 96, op ae Only $11,500, age. $3,100, $310 do acre- ge loam soi], On od | RESTAURANT, GAS FON”
housekeeping, 3 good sised reems) 1) EC REAT a — = of '\'\' { << “> wi i. ¢. LADD rae "416.500 on easy terme. property, one equipment. 5.06
5 ACRES , S REALTY CO. ‘ie, — == Fs WEST SUBU - 33 SP “a sng) DOR E. PARTRIDG | SHEET METAL AND BAV
Bia) Soot Sty, paraat Set | Maree an PE Oe 1 F CF) eazy seat armnd tone, bea Russell Young |snotsttor tar Se Ea eee bo
Fie‘ 'e Jove and shace ul» OS) mney lake privileges. ‘Ail. oak feors aa W. murREALTOR fe Lie asc Ine LOT 43 W. Huron St oe ae Write Pon-
trust a gud os : Extra stool and. lavatory Ot ee ae SE RAGE Ie $4828 | Consisting of” on _Orten : "RES fo BUY. TO SELL; REALTON
. ir es ores ered gant Sos Humphries | f= ler heater, Fireplace “Price ‘re |” Manor. with sare wnday “ult | madera bungalow. A cule 3, room| ives eS ae "Spansiige 18 THE BIRD. to see
me AKE FRONTS MONEY TALES ON THIS ONE! Can 1 os on S310 EYER Dons con ome ) rth 63.800 da. | _ aster + om argc. oe Sims firee tt. e6n200, weeks poeeee Bivé. end Gusdings Ba. pistes | Sale Land Contracts 52
AC LEBS tan thermarset vaiue POR | It works like an out pTipities ORME) Francs "e” Bua” Miter | + yom moan DOWN DRAYTON AREA |" goed” bay with °
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Sen property See ed modernis- teat, ener bangaiot clisiaaa i radial ———— you can get to the | 919 Jostys Realtor ve Beautiful trees. Located close to fon,” Desirable cation. & rooms. - 200 ACRES S ONE
3 scbureen incation’ EARLY Pos. : = Parking Space in oo $750 DOWN to Roored attic. eee within 14 miles of Pon-
; SESSION. Bargain Pos- ear | ¢ room , Only $2,500 down. ‘About 25 acres of nice wood
rawtord “a. For Sale Houses had For Sale Houses a3 ST O ; in Tauck, peetenton side Ge gates eal rr Benito 6 oe ee ait Let Your $$$ Work
GENCY : ~ ered esas alta int een sHT, Real fa Bo telegrepe ¢| basement barn and sijo. Also horse F
eizon ENCY eves Humphries foxt for fn | MUST SACRIFICE, cae cece UT S cs ee ee Esta‘e Eachangs Sale Suburban Prop, a0A bas eeves some, cn ban house We have 3 Lh fol ooeg
A 1 __ FE ¢1548 Beautiful tea! lignite Take @ look at th 5110 e, $45,000. Owner, FE, 5 ROOM TERRACE. EXCELLI 3 ~~ mote ae This ts a real buv for Fera.0 ond ak
DRAYTON PLAINS room wm pikes i Oeune north side 2 iia deuignttal WAND VACANT Best Bu Ligation RCELLENT | CLEAR ton been LoTs. _ Call us for particulars. | Cullough. ter Ted Me
By owner. Nearly new 3 ‘bes. rooms et ey tecccomn bed- | pepeeflleg ears jncaips i Here's AND VACANT | Ys | saa00 suisse ws pa * NEA” —aiation BE aol, J h K ‘ Francis F. “Bud” Miller
Fee aSttis ST wakeywains| fem ti oth, rs | et eee Bppibecs 0d" poor pears ts Today (etm ow hike ‘Sa te ate OOO peas HWA ee nee
a arpeting or inlaid li eum | ia car garage, Large | heat and ts 30 0, ‘call FE priced at ont ere large ne bedrooms, tile | : | WILLIS M. BREWER. | a Coduanaen Parting Geant ts eee
wore schol ofl heat. Close te | gorse spet on this 1saneue plot pre ee ee pitchen oarn 4 BRICK CAPE COD en ane a i. | Phone FE 24031 Eve. OR 31333 Money to Loan ae
ce FRA. $66 per, month S| ee BUD” Nicholie Extre large, willity room wit Leqeted tp Syiven Vilegs on ~ ee F — (State Licensed 53
contract ‘ok. leaund th wood Immed ; 40 ACRE Pw Lenders
ea H h : —_ REAL ESTATE beater” —— | water bape Dosnsag Ma Rs as Logg tate Possession West of Oxford a i> ac sa tage DOS
‘Three bed ast Side umpnries Loceted on large suburban, lot S| foom_with fire living pegs og Np oo Ate’ Moderated farm home. 6 ASH PROMPTLY
(ood bedroom bungelow. tn very X. PERRY INCOME with § den EN Ii a ae Faise | your family cheery rpiace s OWN Full basement, wait to enack ber | Nab end eth. Oak foors. Qet $10 to $800 quickly on car.
jouk st the price, only beat ted | plished Basement, sutonsie ol | SYLVAN a our eter at isnt, wore furniture’ ‘hiteben. ft ‘years old rage. Lose than| = ciecirie stove. Small bara. for pening fricdiy” loan since tse.
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terme. wih | Ig" RIGHT! “#1200, with 04.000 TEN y ee bat —_ tod make ws pr ‘ace today dows 2 "bedrooms, gua PLUS MORTGAGE COST ie re, | Four Town Behool owed i inulated © viekes q "West t a land Savings” iety,
eee and Home eee eee CLARKSTON EeTATES| | Eritndeteeash THELSTAM. ELAVOOD| Bi, “esome ct od
extra ern kitchen, ca: very proud ment : ~ con
saves rom, vite fweycnr ace’ Humphries) ==" nti tbetat | "Soe Teletincrnape see | Sth, Bi yatta EL a Wonderful N ee. Seeaes, bas as | GET CASH QUICKLY
Kirnished. tnd one hve rooms moe- rE ane moe | caphnesben a be Oo oe fom with, overhead doors nderful New Home| “ZS tas county WEAR| pat = ACRES Up to $500
SS on the lake. Ex- > 2-0474 sxscrian Vike | = borhood of fine homes This afford with only $5. — Lomas ae Water: Oxford. road
Teal price wit poms the ool. oN. Telegraph Opes Evenings eS “ Meting festures large lot seh 3! BIG ROO " down. Here ind-ed is the finest value to Estates. Convenient, terme aa Toon, modern, Gairy "bara i Lo te, mss, care Bring your
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| . L. Tem I baths, oi] heat, 3 : x =. ot , WN The we of. timber. Possession wood | curities and other *e-
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EAST St a eeetes| Wit H. KNUDS Vins Garcon Rater ieee se | sents Sue Senatkns | tevists ateeaenctans | RIOVD KENT. Real : LAND
We have s wonderful buy for a apartment and darn, 8 2 room WM. H. KNUDSEN WHITE dock. esate auaeianek Pad- Units ‘with storace com w dase | oil heat, fireplace. xX, mati oe ee a
| oot paved. treet wit large mee Set stars us "ate corerr i” Tooter tue, mask, Be Po we Saeuena| So, ot. owing ‘weil ia the es: | Went to Consumers Power Loan Co.
trees, near Paved street. Priced ‘ #4516, Eve. 2-6320- with of] con ment The utility room. ~~ much more than the con ar . :
HES Bec SFE) BROS. | Peete | § S| Sera FE 2-92
gegeeas be’ arrange | eT oe LLIAMS LAKE . Sige | ine swisermene, Gir _ Property 49 -9206
| . VACANT LOTS “BUD” Nicholie 2 aL, AMS LAKE seat OR Sh ont es BEAUTIFUL lone avenge tt A and Tou & Hicks 902 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO.
ik Gal cer butld, let us iNGOME oe ata with firepipee, dining room, and eaamigeeet Waterford UNGAL , : Dizie Hwy Drayton Plains
false a COME ON MT. CLEMEnS 6T. ee ace gee eave OFF JOSLYN Jestn. area end in F OR sore AUBURN AVENUE
comes, from kinds of in- and screens. Lot , storms immediate possession Som special or Sale Ac 0x1 * =
2 te 180 ft. $ rooms ee * that reage 47 soon.
K. G. Hem tead, Realtor |— A ee ue nD | can ie bee ae A] ag con. 43.27 ¢ ACRE PARCELS ogre vlan biag. Sine 6 IN
E. Sabie As = : per cent bath HEAVILY Z ao
ve oases © Oven FE sist | You wil re Ivan w Sa eave parean of SM com: Ie living Toom and dines PER MONTH | fhuctetiing Sait me! Eq GOOD TIMES
elizabeth Lake Estates | you expect of s cas vores S , sider modere housetrailer 0s oum:| Stu, od Best and pas het oa M. Stout, Realtor
uy heme, Cydar hates, tebe pete. 6 ee HRAM tre © MANSFIELD AVE. water Clean coc ' Be Cc. LADD | _ Saginaw Bt. PE +8108 and
Ler ie ee | Sms mae tons manzn (7)! Seti iia S's | fincuding Everything) | fe a Reel BAD TIMES
500 down ——— recreation room, oti FE 5-509] __Cormer_Cass Lane RA _| Rent-Lease OV
+ SEoR COLDRED, F Goan colar, i"Lade 4. taron Eve PE be ~ srarcune — | SES Shee | ee meer |" y Bus Prop wa) OVER THEASST
i 5 JOR RETSZ” "| TARE OR INTERIOR $1 00D DN. | Labs abt anit Est | tear Aurumn’tnd noche FOR LEASE DOWNTOWN OF. | 200 families fa S
reastus io aaa call re aa Ww Myron at WATERFRONT — SUBURBAN -—Neat and clean ro ag and beth ® month for rent. pad gad Rochester Rds, fix to suit Write hon nogmtwicn land ay bave borrowed from
1” Ww A. NOTT. REALTOR | INDIAN VILLAG' =e gd 4 bedroom year just 1 modern Good lecetion, Raaaeoanetead with + laree . JUDSON BRADWAY a ~
24. TAR FF = 5 ROOMS AND, home sround block off paved road Hand Saennent tel bree ce So S Detroit COMPANY l :
FURNISHED —— Treo on} heat, 2 car inc los. sat D level jot '@ school and stores. Has os aus cn oe furnace. Lo mo oe Us Soon At Pontiac = ¥O 20700 ight Manufacturing BUCKNER
cueuncne oes "nes | ~maree West 8s, Fe ght Mee | Sed Trams, Secret, ee Beate Gestrea ‘wala: tut wes| fags Ecrnas Sy “tag 172 West Ann Arbor a Se Uplodateroan Company "weere
“FOUR BEDROOMS — soca Reining kg Oe. Sac) Su OC SHE" abn eve, © ce, rata, ee | Bornes Beem, soaxtmat oreer tae ma | TR anime ection Ree you are always wel tentea
90s0e for extra Ss , Reams, ted basement Book Tee | “THE BEST-Definitely an out| ea: ee, a Sete ia PE sated aher c Ortenvitie 133
heart eesnes | JO On| Bess vee ESS patent) SERPS |e on ee rawsan ai Fecal! FEN TRE a ae
tone ymigonthe gg i in eee lipoogs hy a eee er eee ; Weet days 114 P.M __seaped lot. E HULLS LAND- OFFS OR SHORT =
wed treet On the market "3 Weide “Sais ‘Busia Wey Om i301 pea segeeiea sae Somer | oe ee os pu |— uA APPROVED — | Business Opportunit Ee oTMEeT tore
a tea ae LAKEFRONT | feces atone aa ete) MORRISON Me eae Oe Oe | maar aD = a ae
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GAYLORD] Esse) SEEGES ee Sas Tees) ~=HEUGH |- IMTES-BARTRAM |Teretar, evar TT | bate ie
Recreation room year oid ly en oo ved room wn payment. — anf TO SEE OR 31980, Eves OR state on ae °
level. to grade e feature: a large liv . | UNION qa i. Bree. OR Fee Bank Bidg. Will sell
Saisie) Beas (EES SS? Fe (ies: reve or Lieu IDEAL o | eee LICENSE | "Pk SoS
FOUR BEDROOM Sher €or Sunday all Mrs, Bech Cece ae Ba ee * wtniny ore meee with “stalrway. to Wen tmociakea” ieide and out. . BEER LICEN or, Sey eae sy
“nea a seu HOME FE come a ead atte lt Sensis, Price Gameeen walls, sae Sea ee heat launary trays (gy HOMESITES Interested tn purchase of § month suonthe to repay ca low monthly
uated (ce © Soocaiel and’ sheging VALUE PACKED Heater, PE sae shower Ultra modern kitchen hes {5's 4 Lee Le ae | Be $1.750 Down MACEDAY G resort, eee
lot with Must be sold Two bed ae, Se ul at _ Pull basement. plenty | 950. 9950 boat included. st side modern home MACEDAY GARDEN beer license, or reg. beer
excellent —— =| & woe oe oun peren. LADD wt escaaee ain usenet Good | EMBREE | shopoing sunter garage. clone ta | Laree wetulee A level ENS | pecace
a family. “Many eotstand- gg 5 -E Php rend agg aaee convenient to schools abd 144 Union us eee Watch Jot. Offered at ase wun cent a at ott
m_ itv room res. s . . 5 a ae Me 7
agponunenia: ue Cfumace,| est [Evenings afiey #008 sit | “oom aed Hichen Tie bath aed) RAY oa W 24mm | au modern lane tront_nrge lot| gerfas n. osot ered trotee age Renee. wie Petes Pom er Be Safe
——— a, ee ment, Evenings after ¢ or Sunday | ered’ wails, paiaied. hartwood | RAY O’NEIL. Realtor VEST SUBURBAN | fecaied tor. only Wa.s00 cash “or gor300 f lersl: gond garden sot. pox oo vating prece eee. | Than Sorry!
Ker 'tes.te0 "with ebene Sows or QALNUT LAKE PRIVILEGES Eg Sats VE De oc Oe oe Bituated close te William — 0) TONES AIRPORT =
consider $5,000 down or) Six place for summer now.| ‘S*Tvice and pavement, with bus Co-operative Real yor FS +4178 Maceday Lakes s and JONES / PORT dessa
home er contract. is room Medora wih goed base: built a | water Custom | rative Real Estate Exchange lot. we eller @ nearly Rochester _ wooded atte 9 anes must be in White Lake
WEST SIDE pega ogo gg a ge Re ir ne = ° home for the low ashing pe Well located home for large fam Ottered. ef $11 location. Borrow the Cash
Te eo a bas ars Sesame g| Gai trmttec| vae ‘ia wie meer ores |—CALL GULF SUPER |
Becing ts park with from private 1% acres north of Tl purchaser te city park. An « AKER BEAC LL eed at
room bau” Large five; e@ beach and playground ‘te bills. $996. Rechester in : of bes only $7,000 i eee lake j
fisirway to tie, kitchen mocero- Sunday call Mr Lewis FE 24379 3 | 2 sere eteee te 18 Mile Rd 18 THE’BIRD” TO SEE KENNED ke om Be Semnee Baered A ark sae terms, | For ee —
feed “asa! enclosed wunporcn on | Several three bedroom hom = and nie ; G. Hempstead, Realtor “IAMS LAKE Sone Going encelient loca BUC *KNER
"peaiesie egw me A 01 wm | nacnoner ouce area, 9 tetroom| | R ASCH HOME Open Evenings Y ye ss sa, = oy samt| ert? rs becees ak metle St Comp, Fe Sate :
peccncee iat, DOWN aa aaa Pesky "pa Couches Sa: | aha ects oh Sree so 9H ES cooy |! RE, | tat | Py Yeengene Brera ese ee ae
ull Sosemens, a8 poved, stvoct, 1704 S 4-2533 | 1c rpD j — and Bagh Aig — ‘ oe OF THOMAS pli my — salem F C Wood Modern 2 bedroom suite poche N. Saginaw & Huron &t.
| tot, cab fleece ond plastered wale. S) Telegraph Rd. | 20 Recheswr B4. ot 10 Bae gee ge at ing room Sving seam, Ge | St Sunaen eeelieed gasees | cas ‘Wana d Co Ss a ae TOR
block MU 61511 Mile Ra | tural Roman brick fi and 3 door. 2 lots garage | 1725 Willie | 1896 E. Auburn Rd
ee = doors. Fe een OO I \KE TT Neo eta me caer Bony wall in the | I ig Pe All this ie pon _ cows. FB tx00 = a Office feet an tT 2-1338 CE _
dinte, pessvcsion, Payments of 000 J \- pe KE ORION wendetial feamerea, tie house JOSLYN GARDENS ROOMS WITH UNFINISHED AT- __“Ottice "Aner Pe tilt”
THREE eat an aie Pa eae met oe en te appreciated. 3 petrocme, 5 Seve. cal een the ae oe SED AT. | DONELSON PARK — BEAUTIFUL Pp
a 2M OME sTLYAN Vax Gai ment Ces heat Lot “one ‘ REPLACE benement, gas heat i Ge us08 = Barri "neal TOR at pi. abe y Oftered artrid e eee
erie acca Gare kh Like new ; MY 9-6491_ ot “PLACE Vist HERE -START PACKING OL, +1238 oo fon Pre ye ( 0
ag — sarees, wear | sasarway ts bungalow with Thet oi make vou <ween Tuts CORT M. IMBLER $550 DOWN sever ‘and water, 8.000 cash TAUR TO TNE IRD” TO. SEE HFC mes to
| bas, sores, schools and bank. Rew vcarpeting. Price ‘#il- L R TRI Lok ga J age - ledgestone | 1111, Jostya we cel Cod cee ee ving BuyT) yell-To Trade Oo WANT TO BUY & BUSINESS PONTIAG
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a mest) Socare Tate “Roe Bree | Harbor Hill eee ae Seabee WEST SIDE Becicags| FS vnmwcnw_ | ea BEALTE OD eve’ district of = toe vant | Tat tmgt catng postnns ite
| werease wees | faebeace aioe | came tase | Stan gad Berg gry = GAYL somber Corp Real ot ace te, | yi insane he deans cn | Sass Pavera crap” Rev
DORRIS & SON PM and dining room 17x ee ae ranch. custom picture era aay 2 thermopane| large room a, finished D , & good gross esas row 8% :, = You can bor
REALTORS | mw). a a ae ee Sun wearveee yas oan Con cs Seatac Sak baw wall and erent cat cee ree = <a "pe aoe . . or serniture, ‘Loess
| mpayrons., coor semamuens| Sener elf "| ine verge, emg ronm, | Strom a yd eg Pom ntsomaic bee sere | on Boom, 70. BRANCH TAVERN Sa aes Bok as
| 2 ACRE F. Seca Laceen | reakfast ranch type suburb Saderful; $13,000 FMA. approve and more & berries . POST OFFICE : repay to 29 months
| : nut Lae ARM — On Wal- al’ arge kitehen with on « large jan home located - approved. school. $3,006 LOTt If PERRY Pai What « deal! A small town Cash aan =
S to ard ened Road near Orch- conveniences. 2 car ga- full Baedag lot. Just $15,500 is the | t Ser. school. FE 47207 PARK. WEAR| *™ that's doing a good tao bg get P) -P-ymenu--—
HAPPINESS | Erescene |" me at | at Bt J. R. HILTZ aA eee ee | Sree sae War ies
: Teeteway and 2 car est Suburba =DROOMS 5 room house Fr , Orion, Neer lake. $250, OR 3-9006 brick bidg. Has gas jee S3 ™.
garage Bult in 1950 Own- B an Located . | REALTOR Conv . newly sided, stool. a ete shows a good station that) 500 19.67
er transferred rick for durebitit right in the city is this 7! 148% N. Sagina onvenient Perry Park location. SPECIAL . Real estate ne @.
PIONEER Seiad andia coe | Seay foie ome | Sr seme Pr Shag) reset "AVENE sa | iy to Fee og pee seggmenmten abe nly ai. | chat pr cot ae
. cae WILLIA ted liv car 850. on “a... room hom : . school. Ideal @ balance not
moss. | gemames | Eee ee |e, tne ee Sa: PREREE ogame | EeeeEaes
im 1950 5% room ; tug Alomienes r Gosciean bieok “% baths. =| 1. o ba 3E.| “3 . dining room, kitchen, floors, 144 car garage, -| 90 Ww. , REALTOR sARAGE ine (08. or %
en tee individually sefeens. Price $5,960 81.688 Beqaay vomeer cepboures REALTO 73 2 bedroeme and stairs od porch. 98.500. Terman —— FE 210) A 7 rem per cent on ang
Sele tee ice ae| Sey omreeme oem | Rr baat mr’ rietmaneey | TTOR | FE 28316) Sia ciames ieee, tar ceurents GP HOMES West Sid *| fagetin™ a Sct” cemect WA | ws srenes at sev
vim ving room and dining JOhn Ki , cedat ‘elostia 3 car pias. Se ee aS ere poo dag gence pen wr a aS ee a aga puliaing Located on a vatuable | “needa loan phowe or visi i
natural | inzler, Realt tered garage RIGHT ON THE —— sereens. Pull homes. Cali lot on Ottawa Driv State trentage ca| foie ,* oe ee oe FB no
ag oe ores ag iy 670 W. Huron st rel Fon weal 0k Caen te ek ee ee $11,500 with terms. pricel | today for information. us grwer, water. Geo. gan ne lag Taig good’ vue alae Gee
Rage Bitches, seven large fom: | If no anewer Phone 1 eee | tt neee ‘e fine eee Ciled "bath, modern NORTH, END H AYDE nce ee Reale im this "Watton ( ’
ol a a room, C feo . 8 p.m. . . ty en, i 1 combination - ree large bed N 5 business, fixtures
and "screens. " Ie norms — Reel neta Jealie R. Tripp. Realtor in mahorany corner” fireplace, bo oR shower iaeal location 2% W. - Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor} - — for only $23,600 on
lot 65x15. - llc landecaped | oe “Evenin lake Priced on wen wares | Extremely pice basement water. : - FE 6-220 | 2 W. Levrence Street r im
street “ on ve <8 east $2,000 unde other nice featu Many ____ Open_ evenings WARD
ierea, oe eras Lake, cats = ot x ail FE 52161 too Low” earrife way st #6. iw ¢ ROOM Hopes WITH BATH ON a Oe | WARD F. PARTR IDG Household Finance
Maas a | i met ane Arbor | _# der Anton Bros, MUtual 4408) =~ GEORGE K. IRWIN Pant eanietee tea aed iegrite ROMESITES. WEAR DAAY. onrices PRINCIPAL. Grima Fas) ras best Pontiae
. . : | n_ are 2 ; : ow . I J HOUSE. . Pine location. Py ST-TO-CO. ot Kay
HOME & GARDIN Established 1916 F neeorre: 6 ROOMS AnD | gen EAL, BaTATE Qos vastness DERN HOUSE. | level land. 9680 with $85 Good AST Symaenns tasks
L «a G : s of land rE Avenue - , |. 294-292 Baldwin -| Near the ‘akes down. ’
we SUBURBAN 8 wre he GARDENS. ail nedreom a3" ante: cast of eg —__ FE _50101 or FE 26544 — HOUSE. 2 LOTs. Maat 7 . On Cass | ei po or S Largest
veem masonry type seven | roa Wragg eg ng on Rd. WEST SIDE buthding oo beck, corner o& pave Lake Bits. Bosettel weeted per 2 W Buren Mone ?
with five bedrooms. "Natural brick | pace in full Desement, ‘all in. NEW WEST S eae ae BRICK _ |, inetee essoo, $2800 down, Farm. + Ae OD Open Eve, PE 3a3i8| . Y
fireplace. ic — arag les av SU Ae v room home, ——— -, __ as od
an Sire a) BUNGALOWS | Et crUnnAN | Sy Sis, Ea S| en ee ge pn, OO an | Theres a Smal Hot | ED O10]
Lob 180x250 WEST ath. Oll forced air-glassed of large living room with | 4, Room hose Corner Cass Lake Rd. This ts it, A hotel FE
Set inh eres | eee hata ns |e sa eta, Ee etiet ia as | Sensei metre Surin Se TS hes, Ges | ee Soe ee certs S| -8121
large famil . ined m oe : —_-e Figg calm te: steal at 94200 | ae ape a ae a as) ee Pa.
SR ae ee painted basement fact non ful Exira lareg io Bus service Se Fooma. sleeing un bed. GEO. MARBLE, Realtor |“. cere” modern = year gress ‘gore ree, ats payment devia vor aay thet
gece ea i mk Fre car earner. ith gas beat. | se eoen terms, vie soatyn Realtor ve oem fired “Bot ws basement, Ges 6261 NDE 13 RD. — table, pas 225| rifle as yon ae = eras ay
AAMS LA Customer Park 3 2 car garage PHONE . delus o98 te
ee. SE S| PEE oe ee Ss ee | Seer ee SS and .
Seth, oak floors, treme cce- aah 7 leave otgte. Ee forced to £8.000, Full price on thie lov JUST OFF OAKLAND | &°sa"™" ™ , A fF farm, 2 _ $5,000 Down Home &
struction. Near Bi Lak | thal ee home is rr) base room home re | Neat and clean 5 room os 8-233. room res 5 A and a u (@)
SiS chetian® Gack ose ieee ee nee, mice hah igus coovenen|" Eaten Algminum "arrecns and tbat teem south | sbewt Otis rom Ponttec one Loan Co
: ; en: Se ee Trade or S ae at bee 2 lk oe storms ‘—— screens and | barn. deiry farm, deiry| only sae 000 Yaet J mpan
TY CO. REAL ood Co.) ell matic water heat, sate, | _ MA MA 42270 or steel ‘modern | road Fear because of
AR ORION, Comfort 3 et gr” wae 6. win an Sel ag! Bote SEES LE | gee Down Se oa Nae “ase e ea rter et
. Ren hye Fan OR n ike a MS bath. Ges water heros 5 room and | —— nice picture @ acer Lapeer. condition and cae iy to
large lot, lake : mS - ter. Lot 55x160 Se ae eee ee $695 DOV barns farm. best in| spring pe
this at $7,950 iivileses. ‘Ses NEAR LONGFELLOW SCHOOL, 5) ences cS fae plage Cages ging VN 0 steel stanchion and stalls fag KL, a itv.
. ; re nce . sont electrid, city mn West Side - ‘ per new 2 ing y very rea Sa to the
a opPace FLOYD KENT, Realtor soa & for ere. sis | "ye,? sremesont Soy tee John K : ome: . i start ae BSr-
Cow We PE 45-8105 screens. Some ayy bus. Oni 00. eity H oe yeom mnedorn
vargas bad Eraaa ad | SEER SAB In aT ee REALTY n K. Irwin Rete EE | Sere) STATE-WIDE | Samar —_—
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Woodward &
~ 13 Mile Rd.
We Are Also —
Doing Business At
Our (id Lotation ‘
464
S. Woodward
Birmingham
Harold |.
-Turner
“Laughter is of the es-!
forget your job and wor- |
the lake and through the |
| 50 Dodge conv, .... $499)
50 Ford conv. ......-$699
51 Stude. conv, .... $599)
‘48 Merc. conv. ..... $199
'31 Ford conv. ...... Sx
$3 Ford conv. .... $1,597
Trucks 48 GMC pickup
with new motor. .$444
’S1 Ford panel ...... $599
"30GMC panel ..... S39
'51 Ford pickup .... $59
"37 GMC stake ...... $
‘41 Ford pickup ...... $99
'46 Ford pickup ....., $199
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1954
CARNIVAL by Dick Turner
| ..:
¥ S&S Pn OF
wy WEA Gervce, me
Ld COUSEUM
\A
iN) | CHEYTE 48 AERO SEDAN. FE
3-0e
dame!" “Sure 1 know his weakness—but I ain't no good-looking
For Sale Used Cars 61
Chevrolet
Sedan
Ap immaculete (49 four door
sedan, with radio and heat-
er Lovely light green paint,
50 Ford, 4 door with radio
and beater, low down pay-
ments or will trade
W. A. Caltrider, Inc.
DESOTO. PLYMOUTH $12 S Woodward, Birmingham CHEVROLET BEL AIR ‘62. FULLY
| pals g for sale or trade. FE
| CHEVROLET "$3 210 4 DOOR “SE-
jue am ivory o— seat
| pearly $147) FE
Bright
Spot
$3 Olds. 88 Holiday
53 Olds. 98 sedan
$3 Cadillac cpe. DeVille
33 Olds Super 88 sedan
53 Buick hardtop
$3 Pontiac sedan
| ’53 Chev. Bel Air
52 Cadillac 62 cpe.
‘52 Olds. 98 Holiday
’52 Buick Special
’52 Merc. sport cpe.
52 Merc. Custom sed.
’52:Pont. convertible
"51 Cadillac 62 sed.
’5O0 Cadillac 62 cpe.
51 Merc. Custom sed.
51 Buick Spec. sed.
’51 Olds. Super 88 Tudor
’51 Pontiac Chief. 8 Tudor
’51 Ford Custom 8 Tudor
51 Chev. Deluxe Tudor
50 Olds. Super. 88 sed.
’50 Ford Custom 8 Tudor
49 Pont. 8 Tudor
'49 Ford Custom 8 Tudor
49 Olds. 76 Tudor
'48 Olds. Custom 98 sed.
’47 Pont. Chief, 8 sed.
’47 Buick 56R Tudor
’47 Chev. club cpe.
47 Olds. 76 Tudor
CHOOSE
YOUR
OWN TERMS
thru, Credit Union
Finance Co.
ot Your Bank
JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Used Car, —Orchard ves at Cass
"eee PE”
1950 CHEVROLET ay dg cng vy
MICHIGAN'S
FINEST
co FEF so
1947 7 CHEVROL- ET ,
‘Radic pad heater pas beer, Sta ae
For Sale Used Cars 61
PY,
LOOK!
Free,
Power
Brakes
Installed FREE on any
late model used car
purchased before March
15) 1954 at 2 -
COMMUNITY
Motor Sales Inc.
Buick-Pontiac
Come, Look
These Over!
'53 Pontiacs
$1,890
‘53 Fords
$1,490
‘52 Buicks
$1,490
'5] Buicks
$1,190
‘50 Buicks
$890
‘50 Dodges
$690
‘SO Chevrolets
$740
‘50 Fords
$690
Many Other
BARGAINS!
All With
POWER
BRAKES
ACT
NOW!
COMMUNITY
Motor Sales Inc.
Buick-Pontiac
Open “til 10 Every Night
804 N. Main Street
“ROCHESTER Phone OLive 2-9311
ime CHEVROLET
rie ee
eel 9 ae
|
ee THIRTY-NINE..
For Sale Used Cars 61! Sale Used Cars _61| For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61
SPECIAL! | | Sprin 1953 149 FORD 2 DR This Valees
Chevrolets
Choice of
20 Beauties
Executives’ Cars
New Car Trade-ins
LOW AS
$1295 MICHIGAN'S
BINESE Custom, radio and heater.
Clean.
$395
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES
254 S. SAGINAW ST.
PHONE FE 4-7371
FORD CONVERTIBLE 1939 NEW top. persunslized grille dual ex-
haust red metaliig lacquer 173
_Eim_ st
1953 FORD V-8
TWO DOOR SEDAN
$1,295 We are fortunate in hav-
MICHIGAN'S ng the most sensational
. FINEST . new car on the road.
THE BIG PAVED LOT ON THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MIL ROAD
CHEVE. ‘53 BEL-AIR «4 DR SUN io 2 ae fully equipped. $1696 |
CHEVIE eo Siu co COUPE. GOOD |
avait 1982, FORMERLY _ taxi cabs, $400, 101 W. Huron.
1951 CHEVROLET
TWO DOOR SEDAN
Pully equipped with radio heater
and seat covers. One owner. Low
mileage
$095
MICHIGAN’S THE BIG PAVED Lor
ON THE CORNER OF
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
HENRY J 1951 GOOD CONDI-
tion, no down payment F PE 5-1907_
a aap ‘30 PACEMAKER “EN.
EINES
THE BIG PAVED LOT INEST
THE B10 PAVED LOT
WOODWARD A AND De MILE” ROAD
‘1953 STANDARD
8 wo 5, PE 17-6846 aft
~ CROSLEY
ae STATION WAGON, EXCEL-
conditiog. Will consider trade
|_FE 5-1608
radio and heater.
mile
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES
M-24 at Buckhorn MY 22611
DODGE, ‘53 CORONET 6. @ DOOR.
radio and
7 and week-ends
FORD 33 COUPE. GOOD CON-
_ dition. FE 23-0666.
FORD ‘53 CUSTOM 2 DOOR NEW
windshield washers
000
miles. 2 t-ne paint. Radio heat-
sice . wind-
HAB O.K.
USED CARS
Don’t Drive A
Worry Wagon!
See These “O.K.”
Used Cars
HIGH
VALUES
LOW
PRICES
'52 Plym. 4 door, radio and heater.
Nice green finish.
$995
‘51 Chev.
glide. 2 door sedan.
- $895
‘51 Ford 2 Door, V-8
Radio, heater and over-
drive.
$845
‘50 Chev. 4 Door Sedan
Radio, heater and Power-
glide. Very clean.
$795
GOOD VALUE
Transportation "47 Chev. Aero .... - $345
48 Merc. ......000- $445
46 Pont. ...ceeeues $245
48 Nash .......0-- $295
46 Olds .....0.-00- $245
Customer Confidence
Over 35 Years
JACK
HAB
CHEVROLET
S. Saginaw at Cotta
PHONE FE 4-4
directional lights A ximately
18,000 miles. 2 car o rT must
sell. Best offer EM 3-8327 after}
Radio, heater and Power- F ON THE CORNER OF
| WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD
1 HAVE A 1954 PL rMours A ae
| 4 door sedan sale
new for $1,850 Cail rE eats,
1 will take old car ip trade and
fimance balance
| LINCOLN 47 CONVERTIBLE
New V-8 motor. $226. 2101 Opdyke
_ Ra
| ACOBSON'S We have ‘47 through ‘51
Hudsons, Come see us
for a new or used Hud-
son.
Your “che Say Dealer
LARRY
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
00
SALE! Fords
Mercurys
Lincolns
Pontiacs
Plymouths
FACTORY OFFICIALS’
CARS
Practically new cars at
used car prices.
LARRY
JEROME
Rochester Ford Dealer
Ph OL 1-911! “FOR MORE THAN 3 YEARS A Goop I ace m BUY
os ‘8 8 Boor SEDAN. y RL PE 2-600
OLDs 53 SUPER 68 HYDROMATIC.
radio. heater, low mileage. Brigh-
—YouU CAN BE ON WHEELS Fo As Low As
At
MY 23111
epealiont condition MI 402235, 1247
io@ PLYMOUTH 4«¢ DOOR, NEW rubber, radio, r,. seat cor-
ers. Perfect , $860. Phone
Holly «250
®LYMOUTH
* lon Om DoT ater: 5 eamed
NOTICE! No Premiums
No Coupons
at Michigan's
Lowest Prices
1983 FORD CUSTOM
SEDAN. HAS RADIO,
HEATER AND OVER-
DRIVE. A-1 SPECIAL
TODAY $1,595
1953 PONTIAC cane ar SED
HAS RADIO AND HEATER.
1 PLYMOUTH SPEC, DELUX
19 FORD CUSTOM CLUB COUPE REAL NICE, $395.00
LINCOLN-MERCURY. PB. ist. come ist. served poay, Tough. needs vem tare' tect | ditioned and road tested
ster, 1) Mignient. SS 3" before being placed on
19590 HUDSON the for sale list. The fol-
TWO DOOR SEDAN lowing are ready to roll. Radio and heater tires and
motor. Original green finish.
$395 3 PONTIAC ...<$805 MICHIGAN’S e ee. radio, heater and Hydre- matic.
Just Good Cars|" suitiae Is
Buick's
Year!
Why
Shop?
DO...
We are getting the choice
of the trade-ins. These
cars are propeerly recon-
52 CADILLAC ...$2.895 A Beautiful 4 door. “42 Model
52 BUICK .......$1,065 Specia. 3 dr. with redie and
heater.
‘SO CHEV. ..- S725
A nice 2 door model with radio
and bhester.
"SO PLYM. ........ $745 Radio and heater. A sharp ¢ door sedan.
BO iyatslel oseoooner $365
A bargain buy! Redie and heater.
'49 PONTIAC ......$495
A buy! Radio and heater.
We also have many older
model cars , . . priced
very low ., . no down
payment ,.. 20 months
to pay.
Oliver's Lot
Is Open
8’a. m.-9 p. m.
“BUICK BOB”
OLIVE Your Friendly
Buick Dealer
Corner of Orchard
Lake & Williams St.
Phone FE 2-9101
R 4 PLY - CPE RS $1395 =
33 bee cat “baar Hydra $1,196
"9 Buick Super 4 dr R & $785
“@ Chev 23 dr. R&H oo 6 $405
People’s Auto Sales
@ Oakland Ave. PE 2.2351 @ PLYMOUTW SUBURBAN STA- tion ratio 1d heater,
fixes MOTOR M-24 At Buck wrn Lx
PLYMOUTH. 1950 CLUB |
condition
Drive a few miles for a
good deal in a guaranteed
used car.
168 Dodge 4 door, radio and atic trans
mission, and white side wall tires.
Selling oees.
1951 Plymouth beat
oo 8 x Used Cas, ~ ; S sa
a r gig ti Y. °% Good CONDI |, , = tation - tien FE 1 2 1968 Nash 4 doors, : 1-007 —— with ——. Good *
963 MERCURY 2 DOOR; MERCO- tires. choice for $175.
condition sists Mi +0381 1-1 as rrcter Roy green e
1980 MERCURY NEW WHITE . new tires. , would make
walls, radio, heater, overdrive) _o second car. tor
= Chrysier New Yorker 4 door,
— a bgggr = with automatic
for $356.
Clarkston MOTOR SALES
1Ctartston Mick Ph MA S814 _Open 8:30 am.-8 p.m. Daily a
PLYMOUTH 4 oe. RADIO
_¢ Fa 21908
33 vrolet RAH ......... $1,308 “ cc cance access $198
0 ee ea te oe Pee
3 Fora Vis, Werecmene rg i m el :
“@ Chrys, niece $s 3s
- poss $395 ‘n $1,396 Bg
Bob” yj ena ete ee
+ 33
4°
Fei
2
a HF
bs Very low mileage.
_Like new. 61,700. 300 Otiawe
147 &_ 3 DOOR,
enue Knob Rd Betw
1982 CHRYSLER WinDsoR pLx.| FE 54429. CONVER
ONLY $1,495 SPECIAL!
powrts 1952 FORD 2 DR.
sPec DELUX CATA ina Radio and Heater-
Tic $1,095
’
we Ese.” | GLENN'S MOTOR SALES
254 S. SAGINAW ST. ~PHQNE FE 4-7371
1983 Piymouths 3 te choose from.
$05 te $1,006
ies to Pig moms | = fpome from.
1951 Dodge, beautiful green and like pew
igs) © 3 door redio and
heater finish, blue
08
bose Kaiser, In excellent cond
08
1950 Mercury radic
overdrive. A =
heater end
value.
1991 Napa Bed car. Heater and rac
Cd
1960 Ford . Clus i aw
tires beater and
18 Packard 2 door with coves
drive,
08
Make an offer
on these cars,
Many other
good cars and trucks.
Riemenschneider Bros.
DODGE-
PLYMOUTH 232 S. Saginaw St.
Phone FE 2-9131
Clean Me, S| FP ae er, Smeal) has” SES 5 You assume
small balance
PONTIAC if) 62 g boon, “RaDto
_ — eondt
Peg prea es at
3 CUSTOM { CATALINA.
4.0 thd All secessories.
wall tires. Excellent
_ FE 23-2004. _ sorte mo PE
FONTAC 18. 6 4 DOOR, RYDRA
Pg alls
ie Sum mitt efter 5:36 x"
deluxe Wet ade wilta, Epdur matic airfoam cushions end oth-
er accessories, 212 Edison FE
32-1238.
PONTIAC. S DELUXE HYDRA. matic. Redlo and . Leaded
with secessories 6-6588 efter
= 6 Corwin Ch
Paulson’s Motor Sales
Pontiac’s Fairest Dealer
# 8 PERRY
drive
please
st ot ep Ae heater and Pordo-
ower of this
WALK?- 49 KAISER
= 49 NASH 600
oveanesys, "nae =?
KIMBALL BROS. INC. Your Nash Dealer
© W_ LAWRENCE AT CASS
1947 PONTIAC 2 DR.
Streamiliner, radio, heater,
4 TIA
cP RES ue S, WEDNESD 4 AY
CH 10 , 1954
4 For Sale
| Used Cars
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: US DWIL US =| ay Alan | Sale
‘Not aN ARS RUCK ' mC a
= S ere aanaee ar 1
across e but N ray line i ‘71\ For Sale
: on MT CL a Policy’ Dun eed A * Eee Miscellaneous
BUY 2 Post 4 T mp T | RN - MANGL au
YY ost ore ak ruck | NEW LE
ou sr A e Yo le | Re HOO $28
U . ar Pi Beige hy - 72
FROM R USED t Cy Ow r Pick ait $18.06 = a : For Sale
YO ‘ DEA car} nate sue Piet ee on abe Fe B Miscellaneous
rasepgen) : gr ae | comers | SEE
Ww lB)C: D F-6 ADIO. &., Au uC a a 8 eiste ’ territie © 32
MP RAD ~ AND lights. AM. rs bee cet and gutain, ju. Sale
PEC 50) cretion TUBE (D ONE 68. NDAY TO 8 P. value, 4 aie Dn pa Musical
IA DO avon 103 ZEN FE ia 10 = M. es . ote ¥ 50
947 ! once | Se Pi O3 gl ae tet Deeds _73
. 44 NASI UMP cee ei B Ws) seraboabl sete Es coun Sale
T. seda P | REFRIGE! L INE Pine ceo rae , 2B. ~
n wi 5 _ TINE Wit Board odor, bee Go Solovoxes on ‘arm
heater with radi 2 FORD F Lael ERATOR 128 vILTON. - roma ae mt a wens wPrced tot R Serer ere
; oa DU aft pla _ _ | ‘6 pe Yee areaks,” tap __ cash na. ke
$905 — nd], UMP 6 race Son yo Pose “ $9 nore PP el a inks mo} 3 tino he we iguict Sale wy ue a vos
Out Baiswin 4 ence
“ 29 5 12 rm a Me ° - heate = “tosis used hours. ' toes % Cis
= Val 1 CHEVRO A strong. Vi ose | EACH , =e SPECIALS oe ee Sale = ,
SP “= DUMP Pw yon re pene ie Arase Fo a euaney, Sale Store oA — a =
’ ERS ae antl ts e ‘x8’ _ Orton . aie i —S
19 ECIAL oxOED | SEWINC 7 a 5, 3 PLY ; Saat Egon orc ne cma core eee a ie 8s
31 | UT % T VING MACH 8s SCO rh gorpiies case With 77| sur zy NTION
PO : ILIT ON - C ; MAC sou $5 7 RE ay delive er, ft. ens OMPUTING SUPER 7 err N
ad uk Y alnut ONS \CHIN] 75 Paces. bam is * compreseor, ae a
r. , zr OLE E RE presser = DoS Tae EW TRAO
sedan 30 F aw oy blond LE C all W CH 1431, acmieey oe ON Beh
and _ Radi ORD ° vw AS up 2 : H i binds OO in CooL = Maple ING cer We, yr
heater. sd PI % TO oi LAN “SHO id ] to ade, plein & D Sale TE ALLOW ws vt
° CKU N di did Chest P AN io. n. B order. decorative, Teerdina ¢ O18. ohare Now
“Good 5 59 Ie n't a — of P AND SA us INS AN | 1a Tata nap sem we. Kitch. ours, Guads Kl z = AROE TRADE Ix
will sO Ct up As oe aig mig ~ NSULAT KET) ws "Baidwin_ Ave mace —iburt- seal 7 NG B onc
Toes SED IEVR for ac a yd. Bai $4.4 AT CANE ve FR 8 You RO
Ca AN ‘VROLE Sale dinner! ao | a te 1 car a PE ION 100 eh soon sete and. NS 20 5. Te Pon r I-I 7
Sp r DELIVER: panne Meuse Sc ! 1 put ae eee: infge' hamper. WiS0, R 100 FT on chick chuck batterers WANTED @ GAUGE 8h i rE aime mo Shai Dealer
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1949 LI RD % | eoes scamaton EAGL sacha 63 ings on ee eats NO. 2 -OORIN ponte S in this tine Gra AND DEER Ee ROTARY sper
F PANE TON en Sher I! = exces ‘| Se pocaget i ss oo $1 COM NG RANG »_Ph. OR om vel & EVANS BQ racrons
Deluxe RD EL " ready brake sorte accessories. TRA _ Swaps — opt maple. fin rt ay beds: 139 on ae Sood a MONA’ 37686 enon — ou Dirt 79 ng EQUIP. eoet t
nd | dr. Radi sad Th ies 5 ‘tiles SCOOTE smal YOUR | “BA ena eto “wal M’ _teeen Tie RCH ELECTRIC. He wad pr PROD COMP —.
heat adio hey’r em Tod. _ers * Trane ‘Ortor pee ia furniture au LAND ~~ 6” 13 ANK zt ‘plein —— ' ROCK PM 2123 IC. BLACK ia we. THES PARE
$ er. < e Read av! aa SED CUSHMAR totter | oa eae i hee ‘FUR ve von pies ? ’ nem HOL 1 be- arava Pe pm . Ful SE P
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Solid V , | Por @a1 Motorcy re Sia | rer tk eS snes palntines.' chy spe Lis é specimens. alver Daivewa ce Beers 8 calico Pers
: “ c fatty £2 Sera seme oe anat ith tees ER LIN. ee in Sree et a nee Tae
_paw Da SER 8 SPR ww i ves. LE 169 TAG ta N.F Ez Fi ie — new Fer $325, aft, 1
SPECI _F bergen He mx| He en ING TWEE ing 70 up res METAL 8 hclacian 4 7 feat Ae pes sane "Daivered rae feta aoe vicn a
1953 AL! or Sale ce ae eee So) Hr nak ED SHE se = Seo Eben | tall o le 8 | ease See ee
| W por's le Bic | ence 5 ee siz etover ey . weenmatiren pin ET So tae di reverse pe a CINDERS. GRAVEL. sition, os8 “eo from
| Ra ILL . ‘SS 26 INCH cycles surrs. oui. all's: red. apni sete | Change BO : Ps N. Cass and ROC —— fone sound _ ens AM Bn no
) di YS be BIC? a) = oats 1 poe er. | changed Cart ett omy it hecho at G peat, TOR ortra “owe
si heat 6 SCHW age a CLE | aw. — ze 12 — wens cr FE — sOLD ase $] 2 ste ive d tote Dri RA Eerie Lakeville
oe erdrive ond Your F | re carrier. rises | See Be Seals SSLELRE _ Norton coucn aa 29 neck TALB ee Maes VEL 5 Ra.
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J on gina Boa SSS Se ee Tr a SOON 1 SET re ETE 99 1025 pine sheet AN Keego Har P. NEW
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pay- SEASON n a LE NI ONO AS mp nt lan un. 9- D $6 > metre My ACE Rd pply
L e ( T H Highland di 150 : :
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C ing, caulk yeart all le your AdH 2 4 er 100 Stud size Trade-i peas Th anche betel SURP ne pw i is ACKAGE aa ee Le & sno plow.
R r "your" Paint aks ate oe 401. A 2 pe. ne _glectrie -in I | HF Make Orion. 3 valu LUS le he. | Sabonen = e's Sale: neni
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Walter Cronkite s T; raining Quite Impressive
-_--— -- Today's Television Programs --
Channel 2—WIBK-TV Channel 4—WW4J-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV
—_——
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
@:30 — (7) — Superman. George
Reeves in “Around the World
With Superman.” (4)—Time off
for Sports. Bill Flemming. (2)—
Telenews Ace. Ken Cline, Van
Patrick.
6@:45—(4)—-Man About Town. Bob
Maxwell; music and chatter. (2);
Weatherman, Dr. Everett R.
Phelps.
7:00 — (7) — Heart of the City.
“Counterfeit Story,”’ film. (4)—
Douglas Fairbanks Presents.
“My Name Is Jones,” meddle
some woman learns lesson. (2)—
Carpet Theater. “Out of the
Dark,” film.
1:30—(7)—Mark Saber. Detective 16:30—(7)—Man Against
ing Marbles.”
Theater.
Woods,” film drama.
191. bout between
Charles, Rex Layne.
11:08—(7)—Soupy’s (On
March in “So Ends Our
Music. (2)—Big Picture
Music.
drama. (4)—Eddie Fisher. Popu-
lar ballads; Kitty Kallen guest.
(2)—News. Doug Edwards.
7:46—-()—News Caravan. John
Cameron Swayze. (2) — Perry
Como. Patti Page subs for vaca-
tioning: Como.
8:00 — (7) — Bowling Champions.
Fred Wolf host to champs in
competition. (4) — I Married
Joan. Joan and Brad go extrava-
gant with boat, mountain cabin.
(2)—Godfrey and His friends.
Variety.
@:30—(7)—Madison Square Gar-
den. Sports Events. (4)—My Lit-
tle Margie. Gale Storm turns ro
mantic when there's a ‘“‘Proposal
for Papa.”
6:00 — (7) — Club Polka. Warren
Michael Kelly host to vibra-
phonist Dorothy Dunn. (4)—Tele-
vision Theater. “Picture Win-
dow,”
tween :
Franz. (2)—Strike It Rich. War-
ren Hull host on quiz.
10:00—(4)—This Is Your Life
Ralph Edwards re-creates life of
surprise guest. (2)—IBC Boxing. 7:00—(4)—Today.
| 8:45—(7)—Cartoons.
9: 00—(4)—Playschool
| fast Club.
| 9: 30—(2)— Meditations.
| 9:45—(2)—Brighter Day
Ding Dong School.
Godfrey.
18: 46—(4)—Three Steps.
11:30—(2)_-Strike It Rich.
Hawkins Falls.
Guiding Light.
nm, |1:00— (4) —Home Theater.
Boh Murphy.
2:00—(7)—My Life.
| 2:45—(4)—Faye Elizabeth. Ralph Bellamy in ‘‘Mike’s Miss-
(4)—Your TV
“In the Carquinez
10:45—(2)—Greatest Fights. Oct.
and comedy with Buddy Greco
guest. (4)—News. (2)—News.
11:15 — (7) — Theater. Frederic
feature film. (4)—Singin’ Along.
11:30—(4)—Moods in the
THURSDAY MORNING
(7) —Break-
1¢:00—(7)—Charm Kitchen. ‘4)—
(2)—Arthur
10: 30—(4)—One Man's Family.
11:00—(7)—Playhouse. (4)—Home.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(4)—Bride & Groom. (7)—
Comics. (2)—Valiant Lady.
12:15—(2)—Love of Life.
12:30 — (4) — Betty White. (7)—
News. (2)—Tomorrow’s Search.
12:45—(7)—Stars on Seven.
1:38—(2)—Garry Moore Show.
2:30 — (4) — Jean McBride. (7)—
Theater. (2)—Houseparty. Crime.
Ezzard
Variety
Night,”
Night.
“=
(2)—
(2)—
3:00—(2)—Big Payoff.
Smith Show.
3:30—(7)—Air Base.
Day.
4:00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. (7)—
Cowboy Colt.
4:30—(2)—Feature Theater.
On Your Account.
§:00—(4)—Adv. Patrol. (7)—Auntie
Dee.
6:15—(4)—Sports Closeup.
§:30—(4)—Howdy Doody. (2)—Bob
Crosby Show. (7) — Barnaby
Bear. (4)—Kate
(2)—Ladies |
(‘h—
6: 45—(7)—Weather. (2)—Sports.
THURSDAY EVENING
(7)—De-
troit Deadline. (2)—Sports Show. ¢:00—(4)—Music Time.
6:15 — (4) — News. (7) — Sports.
(2)—Detroit This Week.
6:30—(4)—Time for Sports.
Playhouse. (2)—News. (I)—
6:45.— (4) — Singing Along. (2)—
Weatherman.
7:00 — (4) — Liberace. (7)—Cisco
Kid. (2)—Meet Mr. McNutley.
71:30—-(4)—Dinah Shore.
Lone Ranger. (2)—News.
$:00—(4)—You Bet Your Life. (7) | While studying social science and To Be Announced. (2)—Life With | economics, he was campus corres- pondent for the Houston Post, a
the Houston Press
state capitol bureau and a radio
sports announcer. His first full-time
job was with The Houston Press.
Cronkite also spent 11 years Elizabeth
8:30—(4)—T-Men im Action.
(2)—Play- Where’s Raymond.
house. (D—
9:60—(4)—Dragnet. (7)—Wrestling.
(2)—Theater. }
9:30—(4)—Theater. (2)—Big Town.
16:60—(4)—Medicine March. (D—
Public Defender. (7)—Hockey.
19: 30—(4)—Michigan Outdoors. (2)
—"I Led Three Lives.”
10: 45—(7)—Madison Sq.
11:00—(4)—News. (7)—Soupy’s On.
(2)—News.
11:15—(4)—Stars on Parade. (T)—
Motion Pic. Academy. (2)—The-
ater.
11:45—(4)—News.
-- Today's Radio Programs - - New TV Show
Starts Monday | He Will Be Anchor Man
for Two-Hour Morning
Variety Program
NEW YORK—Walter Cronkite,
familiar to millions of television
viewers for his memorable per-
formance as “anchor man” during
the TV coverage of the 1952 presi-
dential conventions and the elec-
tion and inauguration of Eisen-
hower, is ‘‘anchor man’’ on
Morning Show,'’ television's new
daily,
tertainment, music and news fea-
tures premiering March 15
Cronkite also is narrator of the
network's popular Sunday series,
“You Are There,”” which recreates
famous events of the past and re-
ports them as if they were hap-
pening at the moment.
Until the advent of “The Morn-
ing Show” necessitated moving
te New York and rising several
hours before the sun, Cronkite
was chief Washington correspon-
| dent
Cronkite was born Nov. 4, 1916, 4 _
at St. Joseph, Mo., where his fa-
ther, Dr. Walter L. Cronkite, still
eractees medicine. Walter was
7:45—(4)—News. (2)—Jane Fro- | educated at the University of Some Prisoners two-hour program of
for the network
| Texas.
| with
member of
a term as war
Since the United Press,
ret “The
including
correspondent.
to the United |
States, Cronkite has lectured ex-
tensively.
Crenkite married Mary Elisa-
beth Maxwell ef Kansas City on
March 30, 1940. Before she be-
came Mrs. Cronkite, Mrs Max-
well was women’s editor and col-
ummnist for the Kansas City Jour-
nal.
The Cronkites have two children |
—Nancy Elizabeth, born in Kansas
City, Nov. 8, 1948, and Mary Kath-
leen, born in Washington, D. C., |
Sept. 15, 1950.
Of Nahcy’s birth, Cronkite says
“I raced half way around the world
from Moscow to be present for the en-
CRONKITE INTERVIEWS ROYALTY—Looking royally benign
is “king of beasts” Charlemagne, charming Baird puppet who will
appear with “anchor man” Walter Cronkite on TV's new “Morning
| Show.” Bill and Cora Baird and their family of puppets will perform
| many invaluable chores on the daily two-hour entertainment-news-
| music program, premiering soon.
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Highway Funds ir
Near $2 Billion Planned |
for Two-Year Period if
States Match Cash |
WASHINGTON (INS) — A rec- |
calling for the expenditure of one |
biltion 750 million dollars over a.
two-year period went to the Senate |
today after swift House passage.
The program is outlined in legis- |
j lation which authorizes the spend- |
| ing of 875 million dollars in each |
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'of two years beginning July 1, |
| 1955. States would provide funds |
on a matching basis.
{ The legislation boosts the fed-|
eral highway program from the |
{ present 575 million dollars author- |
ized for this work.
| Included tn the new measure
are authorizationg for 270 mil-
lon dollars for secondary high-
| Ways, 200 million for a national
| system of interstate highways,
and 75 million fer reads on fed-
| @fal property.
iid a me ae ly ely “re,
if iY dollars or 60 per cent of the inter-
ei “wie state highway program with the
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slowed the British liner Queen
Elizabeth's homeward trip from
New York, but she radioed today |
| they have eased and she is making
| up lost time.
Cunard shipline officials said the |
big ship probably will dock at
Southampton tomorrow only one
hour late. Previously they said the |
Queen Elizabeth would not be able | to get in until early Thursday, |
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