eh. ae wR tal ‘Stevens Admits Asking Mc a a a 4 ee {| Earth Tremors Crack Road 215 Children Get Salk Serum n Geer Today , Health Officials |Clarkston Pupils Among County’s First to Debate Peace ol Place Approval Dujles Wins Ist Round, | Keeps Red China From oe 112th YEAR ; = kk titi i 4 ; — . Po. es ‘ A i a i “ = : Ze m. : ; ‘ ae P i a : ; » ee eee mony to Conduct Quiz at Ft. Monmouth Testifying Secretary Denies He Was Afraid Poli V ® ‘ Poy % | Presiding Job of Senator ON FOO Vaccine eS GENEVA (INS) — The | WASHINGTON (AP) — : . we . historic 19 - na = | Secre f the Army Ste- Parents Still Hesitant ‘ : Lond Wést Geneva Conference vens vole today he once to Permit Youngsters opened today with a 19- B | suggested that Sen. McCar- to Take Shots minute session approving a thy lay off his probe for ure that excludes unist China from presiding at any session. The delegates attending 4 the conference which has) — been called to try to obtain unify Korea will neet 3 | “ tomorrow, with Soviet For- | © eign Minister V. M. Molotov | : residing. crossexamination by spe- me gh oes formula | =~ — . || Cial counsel Ray Jenkins at restricting the rotating . * ; ” Ce = the third day of hearings chairmanship to three na-| into the row between the te eal — — ON CHITTENDEN PASS HIGHWAY—Edward Reeves examines a | Wisconsin senator and high inch crack in the Chittenden Pass highway eight miles east of Wat- A fficials regarded as a victory for| ville, Calif., caused by an earthquake which struck Sunday after- |““™Y © | AR a cig My State noon. A slide near this point closed the highway for an hour. A litde earlier, the ordinarily Communists at Ft. Mon- mouth, N. J., and let the Army handle it. He denied, however, that-he was Zam afraid” of the Wisconsin [= | senator. ee Stevens made the state- ments under hammering The Salk polio vaccine tests started today in Oak- land County, with some 215 children scheduled to be in- oculated at five schools. As the tests got under way in Oakland and three other Michigan counties, a County dropped out of the program due te a polio case there. A natiqnal advisory committee has ruled the tests out in any county with a case of paralytic polio within two w.eks of the | program. The number of first, second and third grade children of the five Dulles himself is excluded as . that McCarthy’s “publicity tac- Oakland schools was less than half acting as chairman at any time,| Strongest Recorded in 2 Years tics” at Ft. Monmouth had caused of the enrollment in thos grades. but an American spokesman ex- “a t deal of Oeetement.” eran be free to peak tom tee torr at HaLthquake Jolts Central cede McCarthy a y California Coast Sunday | sim, semaniea to smew expected before the vaccine’s “EASY, NOW"—Seven-year-old William Burns Jr., new polio vaccine. Dr. Rockwood W. Bullard of M. Molotov agreed to the com- neeeraln . safety was questioned. son of Mr. and Mre. Willem Burns of Clarkston, was | Clartaton, left ¢hingeoy ware iia Artie ee ee ae nrg ana | WATSONVILLE, Calif. (AP) — Central California's) ake pence wht Soa. tue The tests started today in Mich- | one of the Clarkston school children to take part | Sesvold, Drayton Plains, right, gave injections Russien French | 5 uake in nearly two years jolted a 150-| after newsmen in igan and SC tier sans aie Oe tee ay On SR es Oe: donee Sal Clarkston school children. as = nee lbcagisa gras how hyde gee td thy” ane ae — “| ' . exert a conciliatory influence. ‘ “current espionage” at Ft. Mon- ance Sunday by the National Foun- | eae ° thousands, causing widespread minor damage to build- - dation for Infantile Paralysis. ; Additional Rain waothing va tae on on ings and temporarily blocking a highway east of here. “No, sir.” Stevens said, leugh green ier es authorities oa. ren § le | fO0ps 'Weather Outlook: | “=” A panicked crowd of some 500 rushed for the doorways | ing, - lowing a two-day review uf the new “| Western delegates, familiar with of a dog show at the fairgrounds five miles north of here,| Jenkins recalled that Stevens wet weather is due in the in Indochina only injury reported. el tte ee then nid nan The shocks, recorded by the Uni- ence statement. occordag te the U. B. Weather| ‘itch end South Keren versity of California seismograph ployment Why then, asked Jenkins, “did vaceine's satety. 0 Stay Q Off | n A ochina OSS) met Tuesday |Moictov’s “patience” at previous| bruising an unidentified 16-year-old girl, She was the|hed ‘tified two McCarthy aldes meeting of its board PARIS (AP)—France’s frantic government canvassed | pureau, British Foreign Secretary An-| 1. 99 minutes starting at 1:33:47.5 you go traipsing off to New York core, its major allies for fresh aid to stave off defeat at Dien Mostly cloudy weather with thun- thony Eden said of today’s short p.m. PDT. were felt throughout to make peace with this man if seed tate the fést is ae Bien Phu today. The best it could do was a reported | vith -a low of Some Ot as me de-| tory Red minty Ares to| the San Francisco Bay area, 90 Close fo R d Tgavens anid he al te os to half of them getting a meal possibility that the United States might consider sending | grees. procedure.” miles to the nerth. ECOr New Yert—this was last love liquid and the others getting the, forces to Indochina if the proposed Southeast Asia Alli-| Cloudy skies and thundershowers | wettiet andi Minister | The UC seismograph at Berkeley . ber—because he was afraid of Me- pew serum that may stamp out! gnce is formed. Se er ae Prince Wan Walthpahen te made | registered an intensity of 52 on| First Quarter Average oe ee = ee eg An authoritative French source tn Geneva for the | Seren — — Td to) What Western delegates termed {the 10-point Richter Scale, com-| 30,000 Over Figure A ballin y orf ary vl a on Aone pocemind Asian Conference said dent Eisenhower's govern- | 7 decrees | & “simple cordial, direct and / pared to more than 7 for the 1962) Same 1953 Period ‘trip was fo get McCarthy to call gy tn mp ment had turned down a French request that U.S. Air, “sunday, the mercury rose from | >usimessiike” inaugural speech, | Kern County quake in which five | me er oat iis orale , ; Force planes and pilots be sent into action at once/» low of 48 to a bigh of 60 de-| em obtained ratification of the | died and 8% for the disastrous Genetsi Mets Cop: aiid to] Parents fet 35 of xe 131 chil- rotation and other organization- | 1906 San Francisco quake. Jenkins asked him if the secre- end third the Vietminh rebels. grees in the city. Approximately} |) day that its first quarter average| tary had not otra ag sere ee + The informant said U. 8S.) 31 of an inch of rain fell during plans. Dr. Perry Byerly, university of 574,90 this year| , et ae ae Chapman schools take the test * , |Secretary of State John | the weekend. An authoritative French inform-| seismologist, said the shocks | came within 2,000 of its quarterly investign shots, Clarkston Elementary Foster “Dulles had told! At 8 a. m. today the tempera-| ant said that South Korean Foreign! centered about 75 miles south | record high 7 . sis chagadl i of Gin 0 see le in qa es French Fore Minister ap bare Apertong- edd rar ae ee es ce tee of Berkeley. Reports indicated | GM reported the figure oe a a aoe” the towns of Hollister, Gilroy below the all-time set | stersin the first three grades | Georges Bidault that Wash- row’s session aul Wataaaeilie get Ga. wort |G dhe escalate at kt mering of the Army in the head- ¢ to.” Berka Baker School in the Huron jected had . ° was Min- ne hs Big Se = lefmin ister Georges Bidault will meet | In Watsonville, a lettuce-growing | je ae ; . ‘their announced plans ‘ . ‘| In @ statement preliminary to| wanted to take Child, 5, Suffocated by}form a 10-nation Pacific dault’s villa. Branden colied it the “worst quake oo gular querterty report, | mouth inquiry, President Harlow H. Curtice and | Tractor and Avon Man | counte of the North Di Bi Ph —_—_—_—. than the one in Santa Barbara lent ports, ! “The children are calm about Atlantic Alliance. . several | Board Chairman Alfred P. Sloan|the job McCarthy's committee ” Arthur Burklung, Baker prin-| Burned to Death — . en en U Indochina War when I nt living there Jr. said overtime work continued | ond step back in. é | | Weekend Traffic Sake Th Pound SSeS St ee ete, 4 g : ; test, Britain and France have agreed years ago.” Police estimated dam- | “So at no time did I ever want ~ an assed earner By.The Amociated Press | to study the possibility of such al poo. 1) po po age roughly at from $25,000 ‘to| Curing the ee ae age |him to cease and desist,” Stevens day. “They're a little too young] Seventeen persons died in Michi- | Pact but made no further com-; ENcirc re ace ew. age $40,000. “4 - a te! tee ape | asserted. to realize the full meaning of It —| gan's weekend traffic. Seeisinasicaae s attenes for Hand-to-Hand Battle ign icant— e Arape ghatharseip -alighen oan | _ Tae sonert area ee ee it's jut enether chet.to Cem. Four were killed in one wreck.! putes was reported to have told | © Halt Mass Assault dropped from the ceiling and two! im the United States for the quar- | *dded up to asking McCarthy to Each child was given oM© | three in another. one man burned Bidault, would open the path walls of the bank cracked. ter was 397,200. ee eubie centimeter (about one-fifth 1+, death Scb-Aanattene ideration of a |__HANOI, Indochina, @ — Dien | let you carry on. j of a teaspoonful) of watery pink , Bien Phu reeted under violent Viet- There were widespread reports The average number of hours; | ; 7 fluid. No one — not even the A head-on coltision killed four | F , for direct mill- | ninh bombardment today but the in the Watsonville-Gilroy-Hollls- | worked per week by hourly-rate “That's right," agreed Stevens. doctors giving the shots — knows | Persons in the Thumb area Sat- | ‘ry help. French said the rebels still held ter area of toppled chimneys, | employes was 39.5. ithe average) “You merely wanted to get it whether a child is getting the | urday night. Three of the vie- | Until then, the French source | oft their long-expected third mass tales duheo and bellies and | weekly earings were $386.23. | | UT, sight.” \ new vaccine or the contro! liquid. | tims were in one car. The twe |reported, the Washington govern-| assault. to engulf the battered broken windows. For the same quarter in 1953, | 2 el vehicles collided two miles north | ment feels the sending of Ameri-| northwest Indochina fortress. The Gilroy-Watsonville highway {| @verage hours worked were 8.3) ee oT Ee Ee, The code number on the vial of) 9) ssuington on MIS. ‘can planes and pilots to Indochina Union Chittenden Pass was blocked | and the average weekly earnings | Pot have wan suspension to set down after each The tightly packed French over | run a long time. —~_ records.| In one car were Eugene Steven-|“ i thout defenders, driven into a cluster of several hours. when the quake| Were 4.73. = on.” caid. Sumaiik ae s name in the would be an act of belligerency for- | fortifications less than a mile and a three-inch crack 50 feet}: The corperation said that pay-| suppose s0, The number will later tell whether | son, 58, Barry T. Whipple 51, and) hidden by the Constitution. a quarter across, were in an osnd lssend ens sities ofes rolls of $656,000,000 were about the Jenkins asked if a suspension in or not the child got the vaccine. | Whipple’s mother, Mrs. Bessie) prin, Minister Churchill's Cab-| “extremely serious but pine aos cies oF ie feeaa same as 1953's first quarter. | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) - A city water main (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) | rilea out a te nang | Berate” position, the yrench We" ‘Keep Reds Out in Open,| stcrnisscs me wom | tities Meare Says Danish Ambassador’ isr'si'rrtar wage Brita | frogs won “oty Mas” naval By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE etian const a0 8 “chow Danish Ambassador Henrik Kauffman warned the) ,4.. arnur Radford: chairman mapped as wean ocooed te 2 Drown, 2 Saved. as Boat Capsizes in Lake Superior aie ONTONAGON, Mich. (AP)—Two men were drowned ° and two amazingly rescued by a convict manning a row- Trucker Dies After boat alone in stormy Union Bay off Lake Superior yes- § i i i E if fe ii ; other all-out enemy attempt , terday. ; tes chasing its Comm ts under- r-mile to shore as fround inn interview Saturday at the Danish Old FOU Sean inraped"s wees] ace pee Release From Wreck| ,.7%¢,t7o sare wes coves fo the sides of the no ome near Rochester. ; visit to Paris and dashed for Lon-| . The rebela leveled their heaviest A Flint truck driver, pinned in boat in 40-degree water. Heavy seas smashed two com- “In. Denmark we let them get up on their S0ap DOxKeS| don and Washington today amid | mortar and artillery fire on the , from the side of their capsized boat before help and discourse to their heart’s content. Then we know who | unconfirmed reports he was going | northwestern corner of the shrunk- the cab of his truck for over an ery + ‘ they are and what they are. Our people develop an immu- | home to talk about aid to Indo|en Dien Bien Phu redoubt, This hour,’ died in a Pontiac. hospital ved. out in Union Bay. It wae seal tyr to this crazed ideology when they know what it is,” | china. was an attempt to rip bigger holes today shortly after Berkley fire-| The two drowned were ped within vy nit Premier Joseph Laniel's Cabinet said the diplomat of . ce was reported debating the siege | northwest, opening a asserted ; cnae onetel natch that| atter our old folks ts | ‘TiS at Dien Bien Phu. With no| (Comtinned on Ww they have had a Andrew Jackovac, 45, of | convicts as it flipped view i} i Roy E. Boyd, @, died in St. j Joseph Mercy Hospital after his Lm seen el Ohio, who had|""™Go. iets grabbed a row. vehicle crashed into another truck been work in newly de- . waiting , a traffic light at mines at Wootwund Ave. tad Nerdweed|Whie Pine” : 5S g 8 E # 5 3 ,000 Contract ° ‘ . . : l , ~ Tey but he eld litle HOPE im this great Ration,” he sald. | vison with “full honors of war.” FRACS” GA WIS COMET ote the = i of te for any pociastienl Sutathel Caan Pifergr-wortredfor-wearty-enyandKrank..Zuigel_peil_cA from Confer-| He urged Gust people tever for-| : day at a’price reported to be the hour hatfere. spigasteg, tiem Ley. tear | ence opening today. |S i lives than te-can ever bring |craims Ban of Ailift highest ever paid for a. pro cage ing away the Sent end af! the cod oe Things in the East. he sais to them. The wealth of wisdom, he} TOKYO w# — A Peiping’ Radio| star. a opening shaping up faster than any COM).0i4 should be tapped and used, | broadcast heard here tonight| The high-scoring Francis who ‘ out erence discuss them. not cast aside something out- ed a Reuter dispatch as say-| quit little Rio Gratde College in ently dozed ay oy Lake Superter Sera cn wo the Old Fotke Home | moted be fee Burma would not permit Ames. | Obie Tecenfiy for lack of soesy ho nen tone pe Pao chnrting brought his commendation for this Although there is a difference. in ican planes airlifting French troops | and his coach Newt Oliver were operated yy Lage wa “transplanting of the old | this world’s political views and| to Indochina to fly over Burmese| signed for a reported $30,000 for a wa . (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | territory, }one year by Abe Saperstein. owen ~ > a ‘- a . t \ n aeapahl j 4a Liebe inert matacadie neces! ” ‘ mated fp , ; ~ er -* @ < Commission to Distuss|ious Sv (on | mummmmmmmmmmmmm tesco” [PHS Band Wins on Birmingham Triangle | Cee ren ee im Galan County dl ore Honors at MSC nN ing: Into the Rochester Recreation Only 2 Other Schools BIRMINGHAM — The “triangle” | members last Thursday, @ hearing} “No,” responded Stevens, “I Maybe wo Get Similar Redognition * which currently shows the | Will be held on the new | wouldn't think so.” years and assessed $100| © , Se de Die Nicken and to the ome | TENS Gott chee costs. He pleaded guilty April Festival | brought hy the Industriel Lend Co.| screening requirements in the Seven Riding in Car Beagteg din year f j be I “lances at Michigan State- College. Seven persons, all in one car, Only two other Class A Bands, were injured Sunday morning when | trom Grand Rapids and Benton and others, will be reviewed at to-| nance which would allow parking | that he had invited McCarthy and night's city commission meeting. | ots in residential areas that abut/ his committee to have meals at . ; Harris was cited Saturday for one "Crane Agama, mere s-attorney | ATS ACTORS a sree. from & Dust-| stevens” expense at the Merchants’ Injured by Accident |s+ 1 vest conceivable pertorm- . in the legal tangle; will report to i a de Club in New York City, during the : 5 3» BE li i 3 i opinion that single family residence |meeting of the Kiwanis Club| nearby courthouse their car failed to complete a turn| iisiicr won similar honors at the zoning of the nine acre tract bound- | Guests at fhe Community House) Jenkins, noting that McCarthy's onto Dixie highway from Sasha-| festival where more than 70 Michi- Kiwanis Cub. which will arrive | committee then was investigating baw road and struck a utility pole.| gan high school and junior high an Walter R.. Pointer, 31, of 238) school bands and orchestras per- Perry St., driver of the car, told formed Oakland County Sheriff's Depu-| Bands and orchestras were rated : | : * ; edu- | the balance of propriety.” ~ this | j i th a No. 1 rating cational administration at Wayne “Completely,” Stevens an a nud gain Ringe thewr| pedir S wey ad, 3 aver- Whether te appeal the case er | University, wil} talk on. “Our| swered. j ei san ne ta e, 4 inadequate, and 5. poor. immediately rezone the area for | Neighbors in the Far East” at a ee « as c. ea Pontiac General gr te tn te Chane A ee terrace development, will be dis- | meeting of the Baldwin School PTA; “This was not done for the pur- \ r 3 Point and his wife, Shirley, 26 ler High School Band Diviaion was cussed. at 8 tonight pose of mollifying or pacifying the} FUTURE FARMERS GUESTS OF GMCT — Mich- manager of the GMC Truck and Coach Division. The | | 0") i Ot so cuts and bruises. Lapeer High School which received Doty has issued a permanent * *¢ @ senator, or getting him to suspend igan President of the Future Farmers of America, | boys were in a group of more than 1,000 FFA menr |. 422. Coulter, 22, of 2836/0 2 injunction which prevents the city’s; A program based on Founders his investigation of Ft. Mon-| James Boyne (left) of Mariette, and Dlincis FFA | bers who attended the Motorama and were guests of Guebend Lake Rd, W. Bloom . intervention in development of the | Month ‘will highlight tonight's 5:4 mouth? Jenkins asked. - vice president J. C. Ebach of Forest, DL,’ (center) GMC Truck and Coach at « buffet luncheon at the | 0.14 township, was admitted with ES property by the plantiff. Doty’s| dinner of the Altrusa Club. The af Pi pH como in- | look over a big GMC Diesel truck in the GM Mo- | famed Saddle and Sirloin Club in the Stockyards Inn | vvere face cuts. Her condition is eet toe oe opinion upheld the plaintiffs’ right | fair/at the Community House will was a friendly | torama at Chicago with Philip J. Monaghan, general | Saturday. reported good teday. Class A Senior Orches- to develop the area under a busi- mat the 3th anniversary of the | OtEe Gt sumventence, when you ; Miss Audry Samson, 20, of 1254| %* division which received a 1 ness A classification. | igdpamanar congue pgm inachaner Gass ae celal dae - ffi Deaths N. J., July 14, 1868, the daughter! Atkinson Ave. Herbert Tipolt, 23,| Walled Lake High, Northville ——s SF eee : |M. Cohn used his “powerful posi- Weekend Tra Ic ag cell sey Meet seers Cs a ne ae mle oe Oe a oe Activities will center on a dis-| tion” as McCarthy's chief counsel . . . } os man in Orion Township Sept, 14, | Hwy Filet and his wife Mary, | ¥achim Ker = RS eer ! fg ay to Give Name of Attacker prver ts Dara, Evelyn Geliiae, Jesse J. Ward, 33, of 519 Call-| 41, with lacerations of the face. so oe fornia St., wes treated at Pontiac | After the Sale! General Hospital Sun‘ay for a stab Man Given Probation ' wound in the chest, according to County Sherif!'s Depu-| Chris Norris, 29, of 540 Nevada | OPEN SUNDAYS 9 te 5 | ) . Oakland pes Ave., received two years proba- rd refused to ime his at-| tion and was assessed $150 costs | fj tacker and said that the fight was today by Circuit Judge Frank L. SLAYBAUGH [Oe see ot & 2eheothaid ‘arge-|Dety the carrying a concealed . ‘ FURNITURE | EASY PARKING _ been fishing at Lake| weapon. Norris pleaded y to Cakiend “with triends, digutas| caring ou aetaitered 2 pene 630 Oakland Avenue April 19. 4 Bo f ‘ \ ™ a] ~~ ‘ } wagner 6 one Local ‘Lions Club to ‘Mark White Cane Week May 28 “To those who walk in-dark- cording to Paul Allision, chairman. ness” — will be the watchword of| The group also helps blind per- May 2-8. Pontiac Police and Oakland | County Sheriff Departments are co-operating with Lions to make | the local observance of the state- | wide movement a success. ” | iaaioge One of the main proj- ects of the Pontiac Lions,accord- |ing to Stadler is sponsoring many | activities for the Pontiac Jom for the Blind. “Besides these and other worthy projects, our members aid the White Cane Week, te * Rebert J. Stadler and Harry F. Fi ° Warten, oudheirmcs. re Kills Cattle Descriptive material pointing out the significance of the white cane is being passed out to the public by the various agencies, said Stad- ler “The purpose behind W hite Cane | Week,” explained Stadler, “‘is 4 educational one. We hope that _* everyone will recognize the white | “amase cos killing 44 head of cattle, and de- stroying hay, chines and equipment at the Rob- ,ert Harold Burten farm, 13 miles | south of Sault Ste. Marie. There ” ‘7 ‘ester also is aided through con- | fo Appeal Dismissal PHILADELPHIA (INS) — B, ean: shor chemi an Seteed Genmementy Sain geass Communist leader Gerhart Eisler and Tokyo Rose, has been handed a dismissal order by the Depart- ment of Justice. SAULT STE. MARIE w — Fire | swept through a barn Saturday, | feed, milking ma- | was no immediate estimate of al _——— a. -. eh UC THE PONTIAC PRESS, M MONDAY, APRUL 26, 1954 bee | Federal Prosecutor i: eat. © tired as of. May 28 and said be 's| Bick TY, Radio Officers , the Uns. Tosley Coaede KANSAS CITY, Mo, (UP)—| Shop Tone Xt Uni 1 sion. for the dismissal was |Myrtie Labbith of station CKLW oven not known, PB) pane ca fo edna rgfy eli T Sta BA cane as the symbol of blindness | and will give assistance to =| sons carrying the cane.”’ | Proceeds from present sales of miniature white caneg will re- club's numerous projects. Some | 4,000 miniature canes are ex- | pected te be seld before White Cane Week. 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Fie Wise ernly fuente da Ghoti wit at polehing! IMMS FIRST QUALITY, not Seconds Discontinued Models. Famous Playtex Girdles at this low, low priced this low because of price, While supply lasts. Playtex Girdles are without a seam, \ % ~_ eee stiteh, stay or bone. They give super control, fit and freedom. §| ae oe \ nag nae ee wir aero {{® \ BR pene ee BROTHERS | \ ; | & 98 North Saginaw St, hearse ae A . 3 , A ° 7 ’ *s i age ‘ x 1+ " ox ~ Nf T sf f / THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 26,1054 ts i fs ee - “ATTENTION . “Share | Owners CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY : YOU are cordially invited ‘to our annual Regional Share Owners Meeting to be held inthe... STEVENS HALL ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 141 West Pike Street at Williams in Pontiac Tuesday, April 27th, at 7:45 P. M. ‘Hear Company officers discuss your Company's affairs. Plan now to come. Share Owners and their” wives and husbands are urged to attend. Motion Picture Short—‘A is for ATOM” ‘@ Sandwiches and coffee will be served _ following the meeting. PI-& gate R. &. Erickson ~ Bucs Fanaral H ome 138 West Lowrence Street Pontiac, Michigen Deor Friends: Let us pray! Let us os th orld where there God will find a Woy t ond hope. those ports of the kness and despair. brightness ot in is dor o restore nm moy Let us pray thot our re te ‘one live to help our neighbors ° to die to conquer them. Let us proy, dawns on a world. for Easter troubled eee en Sincerely, Nt, | latin were born. Hi | Geneva's outskirts Byron and Shel- | the International Red} | placed civilians within the rules of | | war and revised the regulations | |concerning prisoners, sick and| | wounded In 1872 a Geneva tribunal award- | years tater it lent its name to the Geneva Protocol on regulating international disputes. From 1932 | to 1934 a world disarmament con- ference was held at League head- | quarters. Geneva now is the seat of the | | thom, all United Nations affiliates. The roots of the community go far into history. Julius Caesar built /a town on a near-by hill. John | Calvin, apostle of rigid morality, made of Geneva a prime exam- ple of theocratic society. Here John Knox, the Scottish | reformer, found refuge. Here Jean | Jacques Rousseau and Albert Gal- Beautiful: City of Geneva Holds Hope for the Future ‘of Several Draft Boards | jpined local police today investigat- Low Farm.Prices Disturb Senator WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen. Milton R. Young (R-ND) warned today that the nation’s economy could not “‘stand the shock”’ of still ern Geneva possesses the air of a happy city. The home of a pre- cise people, it is the center of ye ees: watchmak- More Important DRY ‘Than Ever! poe the Middle Ages Geneva | ‘wer farm prices he ¢laims will | ! eS tant anes tee |v rom’ to abbtionton’| CUTIE MOTH PROOF PROTECTION often dancing in the streets. fexible price support plan. Ow Part of Our Cleaning Process In the nervous era between World Wars I and II, it again learned smile. Its night clubs became mous, Vandals Wreck Records Young, an advocate of continued rigid price supports at the 90 per cent level, made his statement in STORE WINTER WOOLENS PICK-UP & DELIVERY P GENEY DRY CLEANERS 12 West Pike Street . Phone FE 5-6107 MARKELI : to fa- PHILADELPHIA. «The FBI) of food to consumers are at an all- officials | “me high and costs ot commedi- service ing the destruction of records and Bf Wafer, Sliced Bulk correspondence of several draft boards in a South Philadelphia | DRIED Ya Lb. BEEF = eee ane Tender, Sliced Meaty, Leg Cut CASH a raid early yesterday. \ This Valuable Coupon Both For 412% seers |] CHUCK | CLUB [imme m tes, a. 35° wand ae St | ROAST STEAK LARGE ano GEORGE'S NEWPORT'S EGGS... wins any purchase! ' ia _ I Four miles away Voltaire spent) |his last 20 years. On her estate | | close by, Madame de Stael reigned | ever her celebrated salon. Aid in | ley spent the summer of 1816, Today Geneva beasts a 158,- i] | 000 population, the tong estab- | lished University of Gemeva and The trees are neatly trimmed. Spacious promenades border the forma] water front. Pleasure craft dally on the Lake of Geneva's speckled waters From the grounds of the League of Nations building, where the East West diplomats will meet, visitors | can see the Alps’ loftiest summit, | snow clad Mont Blanc, | with a sttmelating climate, mod- Hollywood Headboard SALE! ~ | BY RAN \ \ AAA \ it \ \ \ \ \ \\ \\ All finished with ‘DU-PONT’ Duce Lacquers furniture. Choose from the wide selection the style to suit your decorating scheme in genuine mahogany, maple, cherry or knotty pine veneers. = Your Choice | $7 9? Ample Free Parking — Easy Credit! 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K. t \ / | . : 3 } mi . de oat ie Me nln tS ‘ ¢. : - : Rh Toe a ee x . ‘ - “ - __* THE PONTIAC 1 PRESS, ‘MONDAY, APRIL. 26, 1054 3 =e Peer Sane Heard in a Pontiac Church Sunday | Pereetul Reni Collectors, (oe te money tom = . win teeddntems; e5us-Death a Revelation ot God's Love of Mankind “4% Samy Joi sen i Mrsr; Dr, Andrew 8, Creswell, They had never seén Christ but , What he aimed at could only be Pietro ‘Tremors Felt in V be Pennino are ip York County in enice alte Commanliy Used Pre Paul writes to them of the fact} accomplished by the sacrifice of Jail charged with armed robbery | VENICE, Italy @®—Light earth terian . known as that Christ's death was for them. | his life. | bec of tre 4 | Oakland Avenue United _ This is also true for us who live| However this martyr’s death is ee oe No damage W oe See Med yr pe preached the “Proof -ninetéen centuries and more after not the Gepth of the sense in which ‘eM. from a tenant. : pont ne : bd s Love” in his sermon Sun- the event at Calvary. Paul meant Christ died for us. Baksotigart Richard Enders said “SHAPED Recently we read in the news- “He bare our sins im His body | “nnino a .J2-calibre pistol on PLASTIC ‘: Ofiue sane tanya on of a faith whe hed en the tree.” I Pet. 1:24 “He | Randal Marvel while Mrs. Pennino TO FIT Tobe 2 TUMS 02 © "Wightonp” | ar erin srzanise the church, into the house which was on fire |. died for us.” “While we were sin- pes Try this simple, modern way to get. the longest one-church pastorate te save his son whe was trapped | "¢fs Christ died for us.” GALL BLADDER ATTACKS of sleepless nights due to over- in the city. He also has led in the in the burning heme. The child | God's Love for us is so great ALL BLADDER ATTACKS seid . Just eat Lor 2 Tums, ak tee Pl was saved but the father was se | that we cannot completely fathom GAS before bedtime. Couatiess thou- lin Avene and "Kavern, Valabeg severely burned that ‘he died. (it, But it is a righteous love. We | PAINS s have hs 4 | eben, esloep fa hee | United Presbyterian Churches. _ alge ae — ah oo a ety ‘oa a "aut, nleit” “So | Relieved by Safe sher m ied _» deeper lingly So | Tums Arve igen ped ap ae ye pester _ sense than that. . ‘that God can be just and sfill the? stomach, gas, beartbura—day or = tent, “But Ged Com- One of our magazines recorded | justifier of him who believeth in aight. Geta roll of Tums right sow! mendeth His leve toward us, in the story of a doctor. who was | Jesus.” st aie that while we were yet sinners working on a cure for cancer. But | God has proved His love in such 10g 0 tes ag ded “gh = Rom. 5:8. in developing the cure he became | @ wondrous way. May we receive fas without “at of is) sermon lows: afflicted with the disease himself. | Jesus as our Savior and let Him 9a5 pains, indigestion | A e How do we know God loves us? He died but he kept a record of livegin us today Thousands praise this b Paes We are all unworthy of that love. the development of tne disease in ma | ali-herb way to health | - Poe THe Tummy | Bes here we have stated the his- his own body and the effect of he | Motor vehicle accidents in the | | torical fact upon which this con- ;remedy as applied, that those fol- | United States killed 38.000 persons ° e | viction of God's love rests. areas | lowing him might be benefited. So in 1952 while. cancer killed 220,000 | (; unnin Tks Buying: God commendeth His love. When ae Ser ee ee persons, the American Cancer| ) g t /Paul the Apostle used this word, | ‘he fact of His death. lothers, he had to give his life. | Society reports. ar 7 SCRAP IRON | \commend, he used a word that not jonly proved God's love, but rec- , . and ‘ommends it in such a way as to oe © © © @ «6 . appeal to the heart. bd . METAL | Ged establishes the fact, and — | He sweeps it inte man’s heart_ Selling: — | om the bosom of that full tide of g: self-sacrifice. ° . cee tructur ‘}| This statement indicates that s al Steel God was in action behind the death . I-Beams -- Channels | ot Christ. His death was not the - death of a martyr in loyalty to a Angles Ete. cause, but much deeper than that |— “God was in Christ reconciling S. Allen & Son, Inc. the world unto Himself.” Open. Mon. thre Friday & te & The love that was in Christ was CLOSED SATURDAYS 1:00 P.M. | the manifestation of the love of ’ 22 Congress St. God Himself No Mail or Phone Orders! TyON % Hi FE 5-8142 Why did Jesus die? The Apostle | Paul expresses the conviction here All Soles Final ° — | that “Christ died for us."’ This im- = ’ - FE zs I L | plies that Christ died of His own On Sale Monday Tuesday! accord, being impelled bya great njoy I e bes! | beneficent motive. The actors in e ‘6 Oo’ the drama of putting Him to > ff R | , tah wiuhar' ices tee | AT Merchandise 23% _to 30% _O esular Price! | ences He was voluntarily giving enn I Mimsel sce excane tem oat | SAVE ON OUR STREET FLOOR 2nd Goes oa 4th FLOOR—Continued it did set forth His death, as a : 7.95 7 os von: 127—Reg. 1.00 Costume Jewelrv................ 66c 30—Nvlon Tricot Slips, Reg. 7.95... .. Now 4.88 35—Reg. 49¢c Damask Napkin Sets ..... set of 4 . agra — quate . Pig pins, bracelets, re Stone ané Taliered. JEWELRY . Assorted colors. a & SETTER LINGERIE Pastel woters Raven and samen. ital? LE ae Pe our advantage. This little word “for” does not 101—Reg. 1.98 Costume Jewelrv ~....... &Rc 24—Nylon Tricot Slips, Reg. 5.95.... 3.88 23—Reg. 21.98 Down Comforters ............ 15.88 defies what way thet death Earrings, pins, bracelets. Stone and tailored JEWELRY Assorted colers " BETTER LINGERIE 100‘, tmperted down. TiuSt. Pastel colors. DOMESTICS an old a / ministers to our advantage. but 81—Famous Make Gloves .. &8e 38—Reg. to 5.00 Girdles and Panty Girdles..... 2.88 15—Reg. 6.95 Comfort Covers ............ 4.22 it does assert that for those Chris- Cotten and nylon. Basic and nevelty Broken sizes and colors. GLOVES Famees brands CORSETS 88 sq. percale. Ttxae DOMESTICS 87—Cotton and Nylon Gloves. ........-.. 1.88 60—Girdles and Panty Girdles, 10—Reg. 10.98 Double Wedding Ring Spreads. . .7.88 ; ; Double woven. 4 button sitpens and nevelty GLOVES ; Reg. to 6.50 .............0485. Now 3.88 Twin size Ist guality DOMESTICS foe ft ete, 77—Ladies’ Leather Belts, Reg. to 3.98 Now 1.88 Famous brands — 13—Reg. 12.98 Satin Comforters ......... ... 7.22 . . ° Regular er contour styles. LEATHER GOODS 32—Zipper Girdles. Reg. to 12.50...... Now 5.88 SOxB4. green chartreuse, green /grey. DOMESTICS ° ° * exclusively 83—Reg. 2.95 Handbags 1.88 Famous brands Comsnrs 9—Reg. 10.49 Cotton Print Table Cloths..... 5.88 ° a ’ Plastic calf, failles and grained. 4 colors. “LEATHER GooDs 41—Reg. 4.99 Boys’ Campus Coats ... 22. BRS Gay feral prints, 5427? LINENS "e te tone ° mre. 31—Ladies’ Sweaters, Reg. to 5.98. . Now 3.88 tenis weet: saeeeen 74—Reg. 2.75 Fancy Pillow Cases. ........ . .88¢ pr. *. . Weel, aylen and orien. MAIN FLOOR BLOUSES 3—Reg. 6.98 Comforter Sets TTT or 3.88 mamaeteeens gereghe, Senses eed a=” 65—Reg. 2.90 Rayex Nite Driving Glasses .. 44e EE OR: OR, Se = 10—Reg. 2.50 Bath Mat Sets........... . 1.44 Fer Men or Wemen. Ideal fer traveting. COSMETICS 48—Reg. 1.98 Bovs’ Sport Shirts RXC Floral primes im gay colors LINENS ° oa . va, =, ertee’, fell cut. 3-4« SONNY N’ SISTER 14—Reg. 6.49 Ply wood Cornice Board oo 3.28 7 pes.—Silverplated Holloware, Reg. 9.88, Now 6.88 Bere side button sun-sation Vegwiaby dnben, sugars ang ereamers trays si VERW ARE 36—Reg. 2 1.00 Chikiren’s Polo Shirts 44c rhein SAArEREES © CORGINS ® . os or Sanferized. full cet, sizes 1-6. asserted stripes SONNY N° SISTER 25—Reg. to 10.98 Ready-made Draperies....... 4.88 ' 26 Sets—51-Pc. Flatware by Wm. Rogers, = “st 4 colors. 90° long. Single width. DRAPERIES & CURTAINS . ; 9.98 ...... ...ee.- Now 14.98 23—Girls’ Coats ..... ae 10.88 = ‘ :. Di : no-iron plisse’ Re tag thie terrific mart-dewn erenwies Snort or fell a fully lined. 7-14, sobs 10-14 GIRLSWEAR 35—Reg. 2.29 Plastic — ci ar oi a ee J 90— 2 .9f Nyions ..... Rc 26—Bovs’ and Girls’ Coats, Clearance 8.88 'T CEERSTIICNE Te on, . nee | 5 Famous Brand —_ bao Spring coats fully lined. rayons, 100", woels, 3-48 SONNY N°’ SISTER PRINT SEEROU KER, Reg. 59¢ yd. _- .Now 38e yd. 250—Reg. to 1.65 Nylon, famous brands...... 66c 18—Reg. 10.98 Little Girls’ Coats. . 6.8% REMNANT TABLE Values to 3.98 yd., ist quality, asserted coters, 8':-11 BOSIERY Washable fabrics. t-pe. styles, 3-41, pink and navy. SONNY N’ SISTER Now 19¢ to 1.99 yd. 12—Reg. 6.98 Men's Nvlon Pajamas ...5.88 25—Reg. to 5.98 Girls’ Dresses ...... 1.88 Se HE SSNS. Feet a: Soe pee, vasaacs WACLd3- LEG St tg quich @rying, 4 colors. ? MEN'S vvaxesnes Sanferized cottons, 24x. = - SONNY N° SISTER RAYON TAFFETA, Reg. 89c yd......., Now 58c y¢ - ' : _ 150—Reg. 3.98 Girls’ Skirts .... 2.88 signpelepeinien ingen FABRICS re. 97-—Men's Cotton Socks. Reg. to ati ee late Patty washable, permanent pleated. 3-14. SONNY N° SISTER CO’, TON PRINTS, Reg. 39c yd......... .Now 28¢ yd. ; . ; B 63 3. : nae 2 88 Assorted colors. Murry in tedar' FaBRics 43—Reg. 5.00 Men's Gabardine Slacks ......... .3.88 = Res. 3.96 Estron dackets . 3-4. SONNY N’ SISTER , ; Spet resistant rayen gebardine. 7-$2, 3 colers. MEN'S SPORTSWEAR a E SAVE ON OUR FIFTH FLOOR i . ; 44—Reg. to 7:98 Boys’ Slacks ........... 1.88 . 23—Reg. to 6.50 Men's Sportshirts........... 3.88 Rayon gabs, washable twills, 4-16 BOYSWEAR . . Steck up for Summer. 5-M-L-XL, asserted colors. MEN'S SPORTSWEAR 102—Reg. to 3.98 Bovs’ Unlined Jack og 4—Reg. 14.95 to 19.98 Aluminum g. to 3. ys Unliped Jackets... 2.88 Luggage 8.88 to 19.88 45—Reg. to 4.98 Men's Sportshirts soso HE cipsles 2.88 Water repelient, sippee tlesing. 4 colors. BOTSWEAR ‘MeN inne. wy . speesen F — +t Cottons, su¢ rsyons.-8-M-t- Eb. : MEN'S SPORTSWEAR | 270 Reg to 2.98 Boys’ Shirts ......... 88e Leng siee ee ad oo BOYS }— : 3 ) 5— Reg. 59.95 Self-W indin Watches....Now 24.99 ——— ” vie tod , ~~ Hi Colors: A stainless ense! Get yours téda 4 WATCHES 192—Girls’ Cotton Cardigans a eveweewndls 88c 33 “ “yo 0: tol, hadi ™ tad ei 3 . bie. full ewt. 3 to 14 GIRLSWEAR —heg. 2 pe jury Vinnerware. , 9—Reg. 6.95 Alice in Wonderland Watches... . . 4.9! rvice fer It plas age Navy, Red, Got i fovea ty wt Wet oe of ee uaeyt "wares 1 SAVE ON OUR THIRD FLOOR 14 Reg, 19.96 Blue Willow Disms a Copen Blue 10—Reg. 6.95 Shock Resistant Watches..... 4.95 ‘maeaee ka Agen sak oe ih silat eaaltieaiaiania a 1658 ‘ Ingersoll, Ist quality watches. WATCHES 5—3 Skin Natural Silver Blue, Mink 20-—Reg. 3.98 to 5.98 Lamn Shades....188 to 3.88 ’ Sizes: 8—Reg. 19.95 Watches .......... Now only 10.99 Searf, Reg. 59.00 ... vee . Now 49.00 ae ie ‘sto. ft neues Taste dee 18” te 2". a“ Wisse ; Chesterticla shock -preef ond water; ER WATCHES Bey sew fer your next year's wardrobe! FURS , ' . " uM r bt La é SSCS . i - . . ~ “2 g-—— te ° r 7.5 Mode LavIC LAMTIDS.... «6. wae : 100—Reg. to 8.50 Expansion Watch Bands..... 2.95 15—Reg. 49.98 Spring Suits ..... 38.00 ee ee ee Pe i 12-20, Short—reguiar—and long. Yellow, white, pink. WATCHES Jeater end bell sives 6-Rew. 12.95 Modera Teble La i 1415-2415 57—Reg. 1.98 Cig-O-Mats .................040. 88c 25—Reg. 39.98 Spring Suits. ................ 28.00 ig nr ag agers lige aaa +o | For yoer car. Pings im easily. Hands you a lighted cig. STATIONERY Pull Uatig. weet, aylen and seetate. $1.200 © Stock Di Py 24—Reg. to 7.98 Needfepoint Material —Spring Hats, reg. to 8.98 ........... Now 3.46 Ee errs se tearears eresssttes sees wisi | Now 1.88 to 4.88 Complete your spring wardrobe with one of these today MILLINERY . . : a4 Fer chairs, steels, benches, ete. Many weaves and patterns. NOTIONS 200—-Reg. 2.99 House Dresses “eae .1.44 aes ie eam Rubber Cushioned ; 13—Reg. 5.00 Garment Bag-Sets.......:.... 2.88 a ene: seme fee ee BUDGET oREssES MOA aptly lver valle“ eleleea a Plastic set including @ 4ifferent items tw 4 colors. NOTIONS 75—Reg. to 8.99 Davtime Dresses... 2.88 6—R 14.95 Full Length Sleeping Bags 12.88 1200—Reg. to 25c... 4e Items... Large Assortment - Cottons, linens, failles, rayens end erapes. BUDGET DRESSES "water cepetirat, wind ceutent—shvmping dayegpbecd. SPCNTING | ~ Galt and pepper shakers, bet pads tapes, ete. 4—Reg. 17.98 Orlon Fleece Jackets........... 8.88 * 13—Reg. to 4.98 Tear Drop and Hurricane | 247—Gift Wrapping Paper... Reg. 79c. Now only 66c J — “*™*re*# Postel. 1-18 saisials Planter Lamps .. sa eed kx we wie= tee ee Boxed paper fer all sccasions. 30 sheets te s ber. STATIONERY 12—Zipper Jackets. Reg- 8:98... ~~ NOw-S RR | Assorted cojers. aise in aol LAMPS a & oes 26—Reg. 5.99 Typewriter Tables ............ 5.88 = ee aie 150—Reg. to 25c ea. Assort assWaré..... 0.77 Se * * Tor heme ar otfien to two caters STATIONERY 8—Knit Dresses, Reg. 39.98............ Now 18.88 [© “#* ‘erly come and cheese youre Noday. — s* ‘ 1—Reg. 69.50 Underwood me mime ane _e DRESSES SAVE ON DOWNSTAIRS FLOOR ° RY Typewriter ..............4..005. ceceee 55.00 54—Orlon Knit Dresses, Reg. 8.98 ........Now 7.88 Slightly damaged—easily fixed—Geog bay? STATIONERY Pastels and white. 10-18. DRESSES 57—Reg. 1.00 Wooden Bowls ....... aipeierreiaeeisia 44c 25—Reg. 8.98 Mushroom Lamps cee ee eee ae 2.88 10—Reg. 11.95 Famous Make Skirts......... 8.88 SAS Reel Nk: Sees ‘meee: Oe eee eee 7 For home, chttages or office, geod gifts. 4 cslors. STATIONERY Pastels and beige and grey. DRESSES 10—Reg. 7.95 Odd @hairs ...... bis islsietelel rele evelata 5.88 91—Reg. 1.00 Perfect Bras ............-. 1... 88 50—Reg. to 10.98 Skirts. ........... 3.88 and 5.88 Se ee eames 5 Cotten and nylon. 22-38, all white. NOTIONS Mylene; weele and rayenp. 10-28. SPORTSWEAR 26—Reg: 5.98 Work Horses ...........--++.0. 3.88 81—Reg. 2.98 Nylon Girdles ................ 2.44 80—Reg. to 6.98 Wool and Nylon Cardigans ... 2.88 ne ewer: Side sipper enclosure Washable by hand. 3 sizes, 2 colors. NOTIONS ee (BD SOT ond poctee, 00-00, SPORTSWEAR 178—Reg. 3.99 Steak Knife Sets ...-...5....... 2.88 11—Reg. to 5.98 Ladies’ 16 Rib Umbrellas... . .3.88 70—Slipover Wools and Nylons, Reg. 4.98, Now &8¢ ls teh oat te ee OS ae a ee Plan en@ fancy covers. UMBRELLAS ~ Marry in teday for these rare bays! 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What is the price of failure to solve ‘a , ee CAS sie aad parapet Ge fe ee Maa ae Lala ; * | ax. | aieg fstinc THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1054 _ | — | | THE PONTIAC PRESS epeampes tatty loved mR ME raat Case Records of a Psychologist 2 . a Bele 2 tae h students. This pitiful sum is : oe : , Most Professions Stress ~ Need for Human Interest SaNSeNS Gt Hort Vitae; Pentins, Mich. an encend clase mottos Marlene asks about “human on children, plus another case on —— woe this problem? interest.” one te. of vital con-» mental health, such on, pearmal MEMBER ASBOCIA PRESS Man schools ready par cern ewspaper- fears phobias, as of it pace tp Hae. men, for te also separa fea the chosomatl ‘medical ailment, : ‘The | X. —- the use - ' successful clergymen, Then I ha’ "pase tgrveabicaiin Se raed te thas ™w*"- day sessions and inferior education. pat pean Aggy ager sonality Nastia forte .. > : in this other : * The Pontibe rm BY gastier tor 40 ents need to be experts ‘ week. is not ® by in ° matter in order to motivate ae i me Pte ca ~Annexation OKs Near | your er s are payable ia adoe Poutiee Pe 3-281. . All present indications are that there By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE ———— = § . MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF circuLaTions Will ‘be early and favorable action on Brg aaa cer rel la = — the county’s request that 100 acres of “Dr. Crane, my-professors tell us ‘MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1954 Waterford Township be arinexed by the writing,” she began. bei City of Pontiac. ton go in ie ey ae hd Trade Act Fight Reopens ~*~ * * ean ere? (Aad are | = Introduction in the House of the Ad- ministration’s bill for extension of the This acreage, already part of the county center on Telegraph an author create suspense?’’ — t be brought inside the up in our epidermis, Se every 2 Reciprocal Trade Act has signaled re Road, mus up in oe sumption of the almost perennial GOP city to become the site for the — poll =e fight over tariffs. proposed county building. It lies we bese te wane im cur attea- , between Telegraph Road and tion. ~ Sponsored by Rep. Kean 0 Pontiac’s West Boulevard boun- And every second that they di- ; New Jersey, this bill is one of the grees from the present moment of ': most important of the entire me time, we likewise have a decline EISENHOWER program. Neither Unlike the procedure in annexation _ in_our : husiasm 7 cu umn in practical ° OO I POE hr or that nor the fact that the trade ® act expires in less than two months has lessened the opposi- tion to this program by high pro- tectionists among the GOP Old cases involving privately owned land, no ° vote of citizens in each of the two local government units is necessary. Only approval of Waterford Township Board and Pontiac City Commission is required lems. I also give you one case Guard. to effect the change. th. x * ® ‘ _ «© ®* wae ; Actually the proposals in this measure Waterford Supervisor Luoyp + OP oe > f Baering Down Anperson already has-assured the : ied — Pitas By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER are SGERIE: In Fuad ty Tecan woard tat Wea towoublp “Think they'll recognize me, Georgi?” 7 faterustionsl ewe Serveee the recommendations in one section of the Randall Commission’s report. which will not object to the transfer. Voice of the People orid after all. The micro-poids ; has been criticized for not going far i of no gece ra on . ay : oneila , = in Geneva tunnel their - it — — “ ples utine transaction corridors in slightly larger fruit. . most ; closer cough lovard lowering trade barrier, 50) Cos A. O. Henderson Backs Bill to Provide — cur Present Mee we Besides asking a three year . . Charming Clare Boothe Luce ; extension of the trade act, it =v wy wn enenwanmg 1 OX Deductions for Handicapped People sreets rect sccsvnt ier ase an merestng alk abeut would empower the President to r , _ cational subjects? How can we aim negotiate five per cent tariff re- That you instead were fishing. ry because of lack of apace Pull name, caPPEd people in the United States about taking away a man's farm since then Clare Luce Boots has them at the epidermis of our pu- wd eddress and tclephene pember of the remain or become self supporting. to collect a $230 assessment in- 4n4 heartily on her contribution Pils?” a teacher might ask, , . ductions in each of the three oa un caer ee ee A. O. Henderson debteciness. the to the bright lexicon of wordology. The Air Force instructors perk- years. Another provision would The Man About Town requests, unless the letter is eritical in 226 Baldwin This case shows the extfeme Ty. ambassadora to Italy has ed up the interest of their students - - : need of some moral “Lexington like a in mathematics by showing con- authorize more drastic reductions . Laws’ in the state. books so that Cee? Setting around boy on tariffs of 50 per cent or more. Trout Near Home a os sieiealiy aamecoess RR. Copeman Praises bats Revere” citizens can de “the bicycle, iipcidia oo uecarahe waclasmee No change would be made in the in that they do’not provide deduc- Public Speaking Class — _ legal procedures are = Giobaloney was aimed at the via laws of trigonemetry. present peril point and escape . Good Fishing Right Here in tions tor the handicapped for spe- On April 24 over forty persons, 7 ee FDR from whom all initials And in this atomic age, you ela { th tal costs. Te end this and old, received from the The voters and taxpayers flow. It was Franklin Delano con even bring bricks closer te uses of the act. Our Oakland County Waters % : E | y *% “} i i ' 4 4 | — AMortgage Loan for a Better Home Thinking of buying a bettér home? Give thought, as well, to the matter of financing it to your best advantage—a safe, sound, sensible way to finance that home is with a low cost Community National Bank Mort- gage Loan. Come in... Find Out How Simple It 1s to Make Home Ownership Work! me ee x chink Sittin i ray 4 The Community National Bank of Pontiac, Michigan With BRANCHES at ‘ N. PERRY at GLENWOOD W. HURON at TILDEN OUT of CITY BRANCHES WALLED LAKE KEEGO HARBOR * Robert R. Eldred Senior Vice-President President and Chairmas Atorney, Coamarty Setiena) Sent Community Net} Howlett, Hartman & Beter | Warrants OKd in Dairy Holdup Action Comes as 2 of 5 Men Admit $75 Robbery to County Prosecutor Warrants charging five men with holding up the Walton Dairy Bar St:; Richard Parks, 17, of 22 Mc- Neil St.; Arthur C. Hewitt Jr., 19, lice. Capt. Clark M. Wheaton, chief of Pontiac detectives, said the hold- up car was recovered by Patrol- man Wayne Long after a three- mile auto chase early Sunday when the occupants fled on foot in be- bedroom drapes, an Oriental rug a suit'and a .235 caliber automatic i pistol. Other smaller household items.also were taken, Bacon said. Bar Broken Into An undetermined amount of | money was taken in $ = said was gained by forcing a rear | | Husband Goes to Jail An Ortonville woman was in- jured in an auto accident on US. 10 near Telegraph road Sunday night, and her husband was jailed on a drunk and disorderly charge following. the accident, according to Oakland County Sheriff's Depu- ties. The woman, Mrs. Arlene Sorles, 44, of 325 Hadley Rd., was ad- mitted to St. Joseph Mercy Hospi- tal with cuts and bruises, and her husband, William P., 53, wag jailed. Mrs. Sorles’ condition is 1. | fair today. later identified the auto as the holdup car. Sekulich told police he was passing the dairy bar when he saw the men go into the build- ing and yell, “Stick “em up.” Teenager Sent to Prison for Restuarant Burglary Millard R. Norman, 19, of 1555 Richmond St., was sentenced to 1 to 15 years in Jackson Prison today by Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty for breaking and entering in land Ave. after he tripped a bur- the nighttime. giar alarm connected to Police| -Norman pleaded guilty April 19) to breaking into a drivein restau- rant Jan. 13 at 220 Rochester | Rd. and stealing $8. He also ad- | mitted breaking into the Stony Charged with breaking and eM) Creek School and was on three tering in the nighttime. is Allen | years probation for another break- B. Carr, of 193 N. Perry St. He is | ing and entering charge in July, 953. 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Nights BIG SAVINGS ON ae" ai Ad J 3 Federal’s big selection and get in on these clearance prices that save you dollars! « a> . eee ela), WARREN |! : f J - 4 THE PONTIAC ht MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1954 “Tin Jndochina fr more than a few! ‘pupear®-yhguinstamaliduntins] dgniest gins Gonenn, Sib Adit * Sees Congress | months without direct U. S. inter-| are one of the ‘best safeguards |ican Cancer Society warns, - ’ the embattled lortress of Dien Bien Daa a. C hahan hatahehathatada® oil Committing Gls | ae prompt SWEATERS PICK-UP ond DELIVERY SKIRTS Bentley Thinks Solons Would OK Troops to save we Retains Chairmanship WASHINGTON (UP) — Alvin M. | | | Bentley (R-Mich) believes Presi-| pots: Police. has» been re Paris last week: en route to the Geneva Conference. FAIA ALZ2Z? 2 iti E cous frome Cannmn | ing to Oscar Eckman, city finance soe te count Ary © * | director. Morley Cameron, city | | Bentley, a member of the House | Waste and refuse supervisor, was | | Foreign Affairs Committee, em- named vice cheirmen. |e do that the administration | —_—— —— will do everything in its power NO P C PROB : Gave by Phone FE 4-3431 Mi 227 Auburn Ave. D7 72 2 hahaimlalinliadindatlialindadiudl wai aaa aa aaa a. to fight in the jungies of Indo- china.” But if there is ne other way keep Indochina from falling ro the Communists, be said, “l think the President would ask Congress fer the necessary avu- thority and, morcever, he would get it.” \ it ff o~ Sf tor \- Spring-Summer Ie mail! His statement came on the heels | MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS vou Oet 9 18 R of reports that France is ¢on-| : Py vinced it cannot continue fighting | Earn 2% current rate. Every account insured to $ 5 5.03% 924] One-day service. Simple $10,000. We pay the cost of mailing’ 18.39 United Press Phete PTTITITITITITIT TT! 9.98 | . 00 B 665 6 7-20 requirements. 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Dean arrived at Rhee’s presi- dential mansion with American Ambassador Ellis O. Briggs. The special envoy probably will meet daily with Rhee to keep him ad- vised on Western progress and strategy at Geneva. A statement issued by Dean merely expressed his pleasure at renewing the ‘‘warm friendship’ of his previous visits to Korea Dean was last here for the un- successful Panmunjom nego- tiations to arrange a Korean peace conference. He walked out on Red negotiators after they accused the U_ S. of “perfidy.” Happy Bachelors Disrupt Meeting of Church Group SAN FRANCISCO, #—About 30 revelers at Saturday i.ight’s Bach- elors’ Ball kept their high society rty going until the unprecedent- hour of 11:20 a.m. yesterday to the chagrin of the Palace Hotel management because a church meeting was going on in an adjoin- ing room The bachelors and tneir guests were dancing to a jazz band. drinking milk punch nd shooting firecrackers. The hotel authorities began at 10 am. encouraging the revelers to go home. But one of them said they had lost an hour in the switch to daylight saving time and they were going to make it up. The American flag flies over only three buildings in the U.S. day and night. They are the national Capi- tol, the U.S. house of representa- tives, and the U.S. senate ‘ LEWIS FURNITURE CORP. : ' LEWIS FURNITURE CO. ! t 62'S. Sapingw St., Pontiac, Michigan : : 8 Please send me the |12-Play Outdoor Gym Set on the 4, ' HEADQUARTERS FOR OUTDOOR TOYS ! d terme indicated below ’ . f es or Mone t ! e@TRICYCLES © SCOOTERS | t Open an eccount. Poy Knloeds | © MERRY-GO-ROUNDS | $5.00 per month NO | | © EXPRESS WAGONS ePaRK-cyceeS: FINE FURNITURE ; = = t aaa a ee | PARK FREE--Rear of Store 62-79 South Saginaw St. i, , i . 6 whol€ CAN PLAY SAFELY ON THIS as GANG- 12 PLAY STEEL GYM: psa SLIDING BOARD MAY BE DETACHED / — AND USED IN. ( MANY WAYS Flate these features TWO SWINGS CHINNING BARS BASKETBALL BACK. 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Marlyn Sherman and Hope Reavely. In charge of the guest book was Carol Lee Venner who also gave a reading and paid tribute to Mrs Wager. who is her great aunt. E. Grace Ciark presided over the dining room and Mrs. Lyle) Venner and Mrs. Tremper assisted. Assisting in the kitchen were Etta Wager, Mrs. Harold Bliss, Mrs, Lieyd Porter, Mrs, Clifford | cm, Gorden Reacey ond ee | | Gertrude Carmer. Mary Bliss played accordion se- | lections throughout the afternoon and Neal Reavely served as an aide. Dr. William H. Marbach gave | ° the biessing. ‘Make Chair Rack make a simple rack to hang on the back of the high chair It's a won- dertul place to keep a soapy wash- cloth, and maybe a hair brush, to give — a quick slickup at meal- | ar ee cee 7 SILVER OIL » PERMANENTS "$500 coro waves .... $7507 Manicures—Hair Setting wt | No crear Necessary © & Cau ve — |HEALOML Beauty Shop) 71% North Saginaw St. | Nest te Yardstich “came | aa TS RR a CSE. HS ' Mrs. Wright, William Martyn. Nancy Calhoun, Ask your household handyman to Margaret Ann Windrim, Mrs.| ' Folks came from far ed near to greet Mr. and Mrs. Bartles Wager Sunday when they observed their golden arrive were Dr. E. J. Rennell, former acting supermtendent wedding anniversary with an open house at their home on of the hospital, and Mrs. Rennell. Dr. Rennell now is su- Ragsdale, Mrs. Max Coleman, Mrs. | the Pontiac State Hospital © Grounds. Bride-Elect ls Honored at Shower Dorothy Cadieux entertained in her home on Berkley avenue Sat- urday evening at a miscellaneous | bridal shower for Corinne Wright. | The daughter of Mrs. Roy B. | Wright of Garland avenue and the | | late Mr. Wright, Corinne will speak | her vows May 8 with Richard G. | Ervin. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Ervin of Crescent | drive. 4 Guests at the shower included Mrs. Ervin, aug | Glen Husted, Madah Jo Mack, Maxine Schroeder, Mrs. Stanjey Jones. Evelyn Bochnig, Mrs. Clifford Brown and Mrs, ‘A. J. -Cadieux * completed the list. Children of Webster School hon ored their fathers recently when * ’ ie EN oe ‘ > Ti it york. \ ca Dr. and Mrs. , : 2 , © y Oya ~~ x é pal Peatine Press Phetes | 7-9 i | Ivan A. LaCore of the State Hespital* - ‘Grounds were served refreshments by Mrs. Harold Hudak Forum fo Be Held families attended Dad's Night at Of Lakeside drive at the Wagers 50th wedding anniver- by Banking Chapter the school. Entertainment for the evening in- cluded stunts by the tumbling team of the Boys’ Club and a sary celebration Sunday. State” Hospital. Pontiac Dr. LaCore is superintendent o/ movie entitled “From Dust to Des-| At Charles Campbell Hous "| Panhellenic to Meet M ay 3 Orrin Huntoon Jr., chairman of The next meeting of Pontiac; drive home of Mrs. Charles Camp | the event, was assisted by Ralph Panhellenic is scheduled for May bell. Mrs. Gordon Reynolds will ; in the South Shore be hostess for the evening tiny’ from the Moody Insti Science. 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A-B-C cups. emmmeamaaliien f control; in A-B-C cups, $5.00. Other Life Bras from $1.25 Theater Bldg. Bra. {or smooth... embroidered nylon miar- Church will meet Tuesday in the Guest speaker will be Marge E)- t fiott who will give 4 talk on in- terior decorating. The group in vites anyone who belongs to a na- | tional collegiate sorority to con- tact Mrs. Robert Anderson for membership. The group has announced “that it will participdte in ‘May Flow- | ers,” the annual card party and | style show of the City Federation lof Women’s Clubs, to be given May 5 at Elks Temple. Members Coming Events Daughters of Pontiac 186 will meet at the Grotto Hall on West Pike street Tuesday at & p.m A. A. Dodd or Mrs further information First Philathea Class of First Ba _ u Rev Walter Ladies Auxiliary te FW Post will meet Tuesday at 8 pm. a! So. Saginaw 8 Pontiac Unit of WCTU Will meet Tues- day for a cooperative luncheon a(t noon | LeRoy Shafer, 67 N Shirley | 1370 396 et Sewing Cudte will meet Wednes- p.m ith Mrs. Barbara may contact Mrs. Ralph Norvell * | for tickets. | cational Building The Ballagh of Lake Orion will be speaker Blue Ster Mothers Chapter Féur wil? meet Tuesday at 730 pm. in the YMCA Maccabees Some circle el meet Tuesds at 2:30 for a cooperative tencnous wh Mrs. Louis Murthum, 252 Judson St “If You Were Left Alone,”’ a forum, will be presented Friday by the Oakland County Chapter of American Institute of Banking in Consumers Power Audiforium. The subject deals with matters of estates, trusts and wills 7 —_—_——— Sty | Gesmer, Mrs. Harry Ault, a — oe Card Pa rty, le Show Scheduled Will Be Presented Next Week at Elks Temple Committees for ‘May Flowers,” the annual card party and style show of the City Federation of Women's Clubs, have been an- nounced Mrs. Ceci} McCatium and Mrs, Howard Powers are cochairmen of the event which will be held May 5 at the Elks Temple. Proceeds will go to the Oakland County So- ciety for Crippled Children. Og the reception conmnittee are Mrs. Paul Gorman, chair- man; Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Keith Leak, Mrs. G. BR. Sayers, Mrs. Ronald W. Hodge, Mrs. Peter Metes, Mrs. Phyilie Wilson and Mrs. Paul Theedore, Others are Mrs. Thomas LL. Carry, Mrs. Peter Aldo, Mrs. A. W. .Among the first to| perintendent of Coldwater State Home and Training School. ng Babbington, Mrs. Sidney Ol- Mrs. M. E. Baldwin and Mrs. w J Baumgartner Mrs. Charies Ejilender, Mrs. Her- man Dickstein. Mrs. Mildred Ben- nett, Mrs. William H. Stamp and Mrs. A. C. Ish complete the list Mrs. Donald K Fl is ticket chairman assisted by Mrs. Eugene K. Wellman. Mrs. Willlam L, Thomas, Mrs. Morris Bletstein, Mrs. Q. Don Breen, Mrs. H. T. ‘Rombough and Mrs. Theodore Others are Mrs. Alde, Ann Mrs. William 8S. Dawe, Mrs. A. H. | Osmick, Mrs. Frederick H. Gott- schalk and Mrs. Ralph Norvell. Completing the ticket committee list are Mrs. Lester Wray, Clara Nusbaumer, Mrs. Car! Schultz, Mrs. Julian Levine, Mrs. S. J. Da- vis, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Wil- son Favor chairman is Mrs. Breen. Assisting her will be Mrs. E. Mil- ton Evans. Mrs. Forrest Brown, Mrs. B. B. Roush and Mrs. R. G, Tallerdas Cards and supplies wil] be han- died by Mrs. R. Sanford Craft Jr., Mrs. Charies Crawford, Mrs. Don- ald Rath and Mrs. George Wyman. Girls’ Club Plans Clothing Campaign Girts Service Qub of Pontiac High School has planned a clothing drive for April 23 to May 5 On the committee are Janet Car- lisle, chairman; Betsy Bradley and Helene Prizant. Clothing will be collected in the home rooms at the school and a.mygstery treat will be , awarded to the room contributing the most clothing by the end of the contest period. Look Younger Hair Choose trom nationally famous name — Eugene Fredericks, * Heiter! Curtis and Realistic 82'4 N. Saginaw St. ANNALIESE BEAUTY SHOP Next te Baziey Market (Over Tasty Bakery) with Our New Styles FE 2-5600 306 Rik Betty LeCornu Beauty Shop Brief Hairdos for Tiny Hats Top news, or Spring! Haircuts and perma- nents give the green light to hairstyling art for unusually pretty and gaily pat- terned coif designed for the tiny bonnets. So join the Spring Parade. Call fer An Appointment Today — FE 2-5221 er Bldg. a 14 Lewis Py GROUP VALUES $ Women’s Apparel Shop 11 8. —s ext te Eagle 3 TO a End Of Month Nale te “DRESSES . GROUP II VALUES $ . $21.95 Values to taffetas. ha Small sizes. Black crepes, ~ Values” ‘to $5.95 Clean up of better blouses ~ ——--NYLONS—} > ‘alues to $1.39 pre Odd lots of better nyions 79! ». COSTUME JEWELRY 1% OFF! ee, a 4 } | . 2: ie ‘ —— . , ‘alae 5 os hte. Seeds pe Dl ea ae | a ’ "de . { . ; AS “THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL’ 26, 1954 am : . Pei | rHIt 7y ‘ “7% i ed j : ~_ P ¥ . Ae = Ra i oe PHS Vocal Esther Court Marks Third Anniversary: am Court 13, Order of of the court's vist tj ‘Detroit | “Commiltiee mietibers in charms for May 6-7 day evening honoring past_ royal | — Pearson and Mrs. J, C. Morten j ’ matrons and patrons. M on the decorations committee, — Say It With Music’ Manavies weve Mee, Rmett Fear. C nh igh Unit Mrs. em Benne and -_ pphiaipare Secular, Ray Wilton, Clyde Townsend, Wil: en ss scot BO the ding reno fh hn igious Numbers Initiatory work was conducted by | votions on “Jesus Gives Up the kins, Mrs. Belle Gillo, Mrs. Lillian “Say It With Music’, annual the past matrons and patrons. Cross” Wednesday when Mary/| Scheere and Mrs, Winifred Vought. spring concert of Pontiac High Mrs. Pfablert, royal matron, | Martha Group of Oakland Park School Vocal Department, will re- Introduced the grand officers | Methodist Church met with Mrs.| The American Cancer Society turn to the Pontiac High School and representatives present and | Emerson Brown of Pingree avenue. | says that only a little more than stage on May 6 and 7. Mrs. Gretta Scott welcomed the | The next meeting will be a May/| half of the public even one Six hundred vocalists under the group. Mr. Ptahlert gave the re- | dinner, and details will be an-|of the seven cancer signals, Feats Cane H. Pnem ond sponse, was made | nounced later. - , 'according to a survey. gram of religious and secular mu. abn ; ste built around colorful themes ANDRE’S MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS “Say It With Music” wilt in- Start at : ie, oe oe ee ? . small ensembles, selotte ong pi, *5” “7° ] 0” anists. = - The Girls’ Glee Clubs, whose gram with “Waltz of the Flow- ~ Dentinn Pees Thttes MACHINE or MACHINELESS pact . MR, and MRS. YAW MR. and MRS, WILSON cluding th Two groups of numbers will be Mr. and Mrs. William R. Yaw of West Long Lake road | urday in St. Hugo of the Hills Church. Photographed as In dU ng 4 (above) paused briefly during the reception which followed | they waited to greet the newlyweds were Mr. and Mrs. the wedding of their daughter, Betty, and Roger Kirk Sat-| Thomas Wilson of West Long Lake road. Italian Boy Haircut OR ANY STYLE-CUT group will include an operatic lm: . : chorus as well as a chorale med- Pi Omicron Council Rochester Rite ley, from 8 Broadway musical. | Married Unites Couple _—| tears Addresses ~. Open Wednesday All Day And Away We Go!” is the P ci and Mrs 4 theme chosen for the Boys’ Glee| ° Saturday | Mrs. Gerald Kirkby ; LA Friday 4 ® P.M. Club selections which will deal! evening at eat . ae Pe Leon a yssbsae Pontiac Dal with “getting Hs . . Council of Pi icron sorority e 3 The places | First Baptist setting April 15 when Mrs. Grace when the group met recently at #1 Staff EXPERT final colections are in- Church were Olsen of North Johnson avenue be- Oakland County Society for Crip- P ¥ eal se ae |. be L came the bride of Hagh Long of | pied Children headquarters. se of OPERATORS ter World.” Two Waring ar. ° South Johnson avenue. The ios aim canada weed ie ae eee SRE Te Serve You! “America Ove Meritage,” are imeneng ae Attending the couple were “Mr.| the rehabilitation of children who Nhe te ey . aaa with “Let | ae Robert W. and Mrs. William Phalen. A recep- tong classes at the society. Mrs za SE a tel Needed! See te Be te Haire. tign at the bride's home followed | pitend classes at. the society. Mrs. sa Oa No Appointment vena ane the Lerd,” a Cla | the ceremony. Hostesses were East id i tos aul el ae — set es Immediate Service! ranged i; maha ave “ Th rence : besa Burk and Mrs. Alvy Bush, | dean’ haa once used. Special : the final selection. , Prall von of | ne Se © Saeeert: jcusionstet was.shown and —_ 2nd Fleer = eae s of the c were Tints may be perchesed from) ong Mrs, | Mary Freegard —_|amat. Mrs: George Reuter wa Andre Beauty Halon sont sig—r. 45-400 cert patrons who are not able to Henry Snyder @& _ {chairman for the evening. get in touch with students may re | of East Feted at Shower — : serve tickets by contacting the | . high school no later than Thurs-| ennyson Given by Aunts day. | @uvenue are oO Ruby's parents. erid bres bride-ciect ot ries in, was honored at a 4 Navy Mothers The Eugene linen shower given by her aunts, . f 7 P| p . | Haires of West . Mrs. James Fox and Mrs. A. F.! an rojects Huron street Bell. The shower was held Thurs- i | Future projects and activities ere his ’ : ‘ day evening in the Bell home on | eA ; were discussed at the Thursday | parents Shr ge ies. og wens ee ot the ‘Thomas evening meeting of N Mothers . . ieee) Se laughter (SA Club 355 held in the aval Training Sune RE = North Saginaw street, “3 Center. , |Mary will spea r vows wi vhs prey aensunced hae it wit | MRS. ROBERT W. HAIRE Charles May 2 in St. eet AT THE present a second television set to | Church. He is the son of the Floy the veterans at the Tuberculosis | Ruby L. Thompson Wed | Halpins of North Ardmore avenue. i ee ce a ee | Sata Nervay wt mal onderiand Sno mime Baa cat iN First Baptist Ceremony | srisictcames soma , ener a May 5. Nes Wilburn| First Baptist Church was the, The bride, daughter of Clarence | Aanton ee In Tel - Huron Center Kelty and Mrs. Frank ~ ley re-| setting Saturday evening when cee ee oe ality and Mrs.| Ann Halpin witt be the junior | ; : sales ay § chlo soe cic faa on, ee eae avenue, Was gowned in white Chan- | bridesmaid. Yes, Mothers, your baby is always our boss! With Laas aig content- | 3 , held Wednesday in the Draper ave-| son of the Eugene Haires of West tilly lace and net. Guests at the showér included ment in mind, we strive to always offer you superior quality, knowing you be nue home of Mrs. Vernon Pike. | Huron street. The dress was fashioned over the mothers of the couple and Mrs. | 11+ the very best for your baby—and the best, as mothers know eventu- fy white satin with a fitted bodice {Harry Bell. Mrs. Ivan Ewald: Mrs. I ally cost the least! and long fitted sleeves. A Queen | Fred Freegard, Mrs. Leonard War- | y Married Anne headpiece of white satin |"2. Mrs. George Horsely, Peagy s d ted with shell flowers | Fox, Ruth Brucklmayer of Detroit . aturday and Mrs. Richard Ashton. ; a : ° held her veil and she wore the Here a few of the e ope oN evening at bridegrom’s gift of pearis. Dhsigge ag Ag age fies maay ti anne ad- FREE $2 Gift Cer tificate h 1954! ™uirs. ° ° . Oakland- Margie Thompson assisted her hovic, Beverly Warner, Mrs. Her- | vertised ra names to Every Baby Born Mare 19 y . sister as honor maid in a ballerina- | hert Wendland, Miss Verway, Miss | you'll find at Wonder- L « | Avenue United length gown of pink net over taf-| s-hwartz, Miss Ashton and Miss | land: To celebrate Nationa! Baby Week (April 26 to May 1)—;and the date Presbyterian ee plesesairger gael Halpin. ; beat | of our opening in Tel-Huron, we will give to every boby born on the above SS SS = a | man for” tis brother, and” ushers McKen dates. a free $2.00 gift certificate! Just bring in proof of birthdate. = matching fl headpiece. rill be Jerry McHaney and Jo-| 7a” | ; Pat Eva Johnson was dressed in a. seph Swengros. Kenneth Halpin | Vanta No obligation or purchase necessary. , ampbell, similar ensemble in blue as brides- | will be junior usher. af maid and Carol Haire wore yellow | | woke if in the role of junior ee : Trim oot e a ° Nancy Bellows was flower girl, a’ ° Campbells of carrying the ring was Phillip AFTER EASTER Curity Thompson. - Oxford, and Clarence Thompson Jr., the SAVINGS! | Chix Carl F. bride’s brother, was best man, | J h & . and were Jack and ; | ie r Loomis, son of ane Ee Oe tn cosets || Bton Suits, 2 & 3 Pe. | ohnson the Floyd M. were William DeRae, Wally Reg. $5.98 and Up L | Johnson ; Annis and Edward Lewis. | a Loomises of Roberta Palmer of Auburn) ae $398 Up | Alexis North Perry . Rac Heights sang the vocal recital ac- || PRIC . dred : SRA, companied by Ponnie Sue Davis |] Pin Check, Plain—Linen, Rayon }} Handi-Panty cet. | at the organ. / | CRIB SHEETS MRS. CARL FREDERICK LOOMIS | ror ver daughter's westiog 4. Spring Coat Sets | Warten B SHE Snyder chose a gray print eta . ° dress with white accessories and Reg. $7.98 and Up ; 99¢ EACH Eunice Campbell Speaks |r tatee a wite rene: i] rr me Baby Knit , | Mrs, Haire wore an. iridescent $598 up Penpereli BIRDSEYE Ows IN corsage of pink . For the Linen——Boucle—Faille Reg. 2.99 | wedding trip to Oscoda the new Beacon eg. dos. Spring flowers and palms deco-/ Receiving guests in the church| vrs Haire chose a pink suit with 1.66 voz. rated the altar of Oakland Avenuc | parlor after the ceremony, Mrs. | black and white accessories. ORGAN DY Chatham United Presbyterian Church eal Campbell was wearing an Alice | acide Demeen RECEIVING bel Tecame “the bride of ‘Cori | bie lece gowe wits dove srey ec- | Corinne Sisterh i $9.98 Value Kleinerts BLANKETS Frederick Loomis, son of the Floyd arog peer oy ras corse: | Names Committees sais “ ' , Reg. 58 Loom: Perry .; Mrs. * wire the candlelight ceremony. | with blue accessories and bronze| Corinne Sisterhood 184, Dames SALE $598 Dr. Allen 8s 39c the bride, daughter of Mr. and | roses. of Malta, met Wednesday evening | Mrs. Ralph E. Campbell of Oxford.| For the wedding trip through the Tam COMFORTER chose a floor-length gown of white | Smoky Mountains to Florida and ‘ SETS we. O’Shanter poe A? Evenflo 4.00 4 Cherub’s CRIB BLANKETS Reg. 2.49 _ Ne Charge [ a for Gut Wrappiag h- y } J tee of im. - Fi NESS BS \ 2 N h be 4 =e we po . : f if . em Ak me) ee I |!) ; “MR. FRED" U Y ' ; = ’ 4 = 5? tashioned of etched lace over tt ; your exatt specifications! . \gg - HE : “BEST FOR BABY” (/ eh «8 feta in a ballerina- en - mt ee es . ; i small peplums at the whist. Each = onhe. ° ; aera + a ae FE 5-9955 a bouquet of gardenias| when william wright oe 39 TEL-HURON CENTER . . : ve jag ver ar lla "- Furniture Makers G Upholsterers ag J a ie Ppen Monday, Thursday, Pride, See ‘Hs t* Marvin Hawkins was & Reet 5 . s ' and seating the guests were (e “all work guaranteed § years“ vc PARK FREE AT OUR DOOR Sunday 2 to 5! ne , . bridegroom's brother, Desai ™ | 270 Orchard Loke Ave, FE 4-0558 Loomis, and Bruce Johnston. PEW — ee ~ 21 Years of Practical Experience 378 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 4-2857 May Infect } Junch, makes up her mind. She runs to the hall closet for | her hat, coat and umbrella. Then, | with Tommy's raincoat and rub- bers tucked under her arm, she sets out for his school. 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AFTER 5:30 CALL FE 4.1241 4 ! . ] Waite’s Fur Storage — Third Floor > dowed him with a thick ‘mep of ‘ e ¢ * @s a * r) , * q . = . e * /. 9 6 / * * = tw ‘ ae de tae cold air easily circulates! safe from the effects of ’ Repoir Call today! This year we offer you the advantages of Hollanderiz- ing’s new ' Built-In Finish” “on Muskrat garments of Finish’’ on all other furs, for like-new ftus- "Silicone “tre, lush softness and crush These new finishes are part of our Hollanderizing service at no extra charge resistance that lasts ee ee mamber ts sealed te your gar- on i hes been Hollanderised. | these facts, What she's interested | in is proving herself a Perlect Tommy is 10. Nature has €® (Catastropye. And | | | i j i } ' 1 But his mother jsn’t interested in If tion rain swathe will appease the over-protective — God of may be per- suaded not to strike Tommy down with pneumonia. The God of Catastrophe is a ter- rible one for people with children to worship, because parents who demand perfection ‘rom selves also Ggrend it from chil- dren, a neighboring sum- mer place at the lake because no longer speaks to the 9 god is another story. It’s a story | whose theme is also over-protec- } lof her. Tiiat is why a lie cannot be just ' a te te Temmy’s mother, but is a threat by Catastrophe te injure irreparably by making Temmy inte a chronic Mar. It is why an unmannerly child ' from the alley represents seduc- tion into uncontrollable trouble. | possible invitation to the God of > ' Tommy into shame and humilia- tion. What taught her to worship such tion. ‘With Ready-Made Curtains Glorify Ordinary Windows By ELIZABETH HILLYER Even with ordinary windows and ready - made curtains, you can create an effect that is something pretty special. There's nothing difficult about are easy to find. Ada a cafe curtain rod and hang cafe curtains to the floor. It might be necessary to make the cafe curtains yourself, if the right length and color can't be found, but they are edsy to make. If the color of the walls is in- teresting. the cafe curtains might/ match them, or they could be the! white or pale shade of the ruffled curtains Use a fabric that can't be seen through, so the window sills and STENOTYPE sherthand read, acetrate. Menday evenings ¢ o p.m. At Pentiae TMC welcome. STENOSPEED SCHOOL ‘ 7 strip of wall below them won't show Now you have a high, wide and floor-length setting for a dressing table. and a dramatic and sum- mery lift for the room _ working out q glamorous window The American Cancer Society is | setting, and the materials needed | *P0™°r ing 285 grants-in-aid for cancer research this year PETUNIA! A buttery baked potato | Is the Finest dish I Know T wish [ Knew a wey to make ‘The bak n¢ quicker, though Boil your spuds for 5 min- utes, Petunia... THEN put them in a hot oven. It's a lot quicker. Bissor - peacnen 1. Just toss Minute Pota- toes into salted boiling wa- ter. Do not cook. 2. Merely press potato shreds into water with a spoon and stir vetil water is absorbed. 3. Add butter and beat about 1 minute. A small amount of milk may be added, if desired. Quick asa wink... you've got the creamiest, best-tasting mashed pota- toes ever! So fluffy, so smooth! Serves 4. Try ’em | waste of steam e “TRE D wy # | * ee * ee e ; lj 4 ‘ ; a house, in garden or on beach. panty... dust 4n ideal one- Worry Mars Her Pre-Prom Dreams By ELIZABETH WOODWARD If like question marks pounding at your temples. if you like suspense to torment your tum- my. if you like to toss on your pil- low at night, you'll go right on worrying in advance as to wheth- er he'll jump in the right direction. And by right direction you mean the direction you want him to jump, of course It's hard enough to imagine how you yourself will operate in a cer- tain situation without burdening your soul with worry over other people's way of operating. Yet you go right on stewing over things you can‘t control Witt he know enongh to... ? Will he have enough scnse te. . 7 Will he be thoughtful enough oa ae you'll knew the asdswers. It's a te worry too | hard in advance what they'll be. Here's a girl who's in a twit over whether she'll get flowers to wear to the prom. She writes: “Dear Miss Woodward: He has not given the sligh‘est hint that he even knows he's supposed to send me flowers! He hasn't asked you what kind of dress I'm going to wear. or anything. “I go to a girl's school and he doesn't know any of my class- mates, so there's really nobody | he can ask but me. “What if he doesn’t give me a corsage? I'd feel terribly em- | barrassed. Dare I mention it to him, or have Mother say some- thing?” —— Just offhand I'd say you're not giving the boy credit for knowing anything about anything. If he had> not had any dating experience at all, if he couldn't dance, if he! ? When the time comes, | | didn't appreciate what an invita- tion to your prom meant, wouldn't have asked him. He's heard about copsages be- fore. He knows when they're ex- pected of him. And if he doesn't, his mother does' Neither of them may ask for clues as to what you're planning to wear he may turn with a box of flow- ers that won't go with anything You'll get your flowers—but the funny thing is you may wish you hadn't’ There may be ne place to wear them—no shoulders to pin them you i BALL OF CoTTON Try It Make May Day Baskets | Here is a new kind of May Day basket! It is fun to celebrate May | Day in some way, and it is nice to Make some kind of a smaitl re-' membrance to give to Mother and your friends, so how-do. you like ACROSS Piying mammsi 1 7 plo ye 1 4 a 2 Ere 3 Rabbit 4 Military assistant Operate Fine-grained Small songbird | Stinging weeds Black bird 20 Web-footed biragé™ * aaa Nights before Singing voice Cereal husk Pronoun Relinquishment Avers Religious devotion Bteep siope Compass point Binds Jeweiler's weight Bird's flying rt DOWN 1 Kind of swallow 2 Chilis and 9 Ceremony 10 Poems~ * li Lived 17 Representatives 19 Treasure- 23 Plewer holders 40 Telegrams 41 Metric measure And at the last minute! . * + Ni ee ~ Mother and daughter petti-panty allows polished cotton makes both petticoat and freedom of . movement @hen playing in -ruffle edge; edge of the petti- coat and the bloomer panty are all trimmed piece garment for all summer long! White with pretty red or blue embroidery. Girl Fears Beau May Forget Corsage | won't matter what he does about | it. I went to a very posti party the other night and there wasn't a conventional corsage the place. Yet two of the girls in our in party were wearing real flowers One had a garland of white hya- cinth blossoms encircling her bun fof very black hair. The other had nestled a flat cluster of daisies into the tulle pouf cf her very full skirt. Both girls had planned and ordered their own flowers to complete the picture If there's any reason tu add flow- ers to your dress, get them your self. Then they'll be perfect and right. And fasten any flowers he may bring you to your purse. this idea sent in by Alice Bell of Dayton? She tells us that a group of her friends made these, and that they are handy to have on your chest or dresser. Your Try It drawing is on its way, Alice. You will need an English wal. | nut for each two pincushions, for each one requires one half a walnut for the base. several stores for the largest walnuts, for the larger they are, | the more pins they will hold. Separate your walnut carefully so that it will not break. Ask Mother how she does this. It seems that everyone has a ‘‘sure’’ way of opening walnts so ‘they do not break. Stuff the inside of the walnut shell with q square of material wrapped around a wad of cottan. Glue this in place. Also, glue or cement on a pipe cleaner handle, and tie a tiny bow on top of it Stick in a few pins for a start, and it's ready! cancer treatment, the American Cancer Society says. ee Who Pays” “= Sick Guest's Doctor Bill? ‘Answer Depends Upon the Number of Calls Made By EMILY POST An unhappy situation is de- scribed in the following letter: | “While spending the weekend at lour house recently, one of my guests was taken ill suddenly, We called our family doctor. |} ‘Now what I would lke to know lis: Are we expected to pay this bill er should it be sent on to her to pay? I would very miu h appre- cate hearing from you cencerning | this matter Answer: Uf she became very | iM and the doctor Was called several times, he would very property ask for her address and send the bill to her. But if he made only one or two calls, it would be very ungenerous to forward the bill to her unless she has written and asked you for it. : Dear Mrs. Post: I am in the midst of addressing my wedding invitations and there seems to be a | difference of opinion as to the cor- rect way of folding the invitations and inserting them into. the en- velopes, Will you please straighten us out on this detail? | Answer If the invitation fits into the envelope without folding, it 1s inserted with the engraving toward you. A larger invitation is folded in half with the engraving inside, and inserted folded edge into the envelope first, With the unsealed flap of this envelope against the paim of your band, insert it in the malling envelope. Dear Mrs. Post: What the proper way to eat a sticky cinna- mon bun at the breakfast table? Should it be eaten with a knife and fork because it makes the hands sticky? I am quite sure is I read some- where that one eats with a fork or spoon foods that are Messy and sticky. My hushand’s answer to this is. “Whoever heard of eating a cinnamon bun with a knife and fork? Answer: Your husband is per- fectly right. You certainly do not eat a cinnamon bun with a knife and fork. You might. however, cut it in half, Use Pipe Cleaners as Knitting Needles Pipe-stem cleaners make excel- lent substitutes for knitting nee- dies Use them as stitch-holders when it is necessary to remove knitting needles while still working on a garment. Both. ends can be bent back to avoid losing stitches. sHOck YOUR FRIENDS TOD ae e ’ | More than astonishing. It's astounding! In 20 seconds you eppear to have suddenly grown aa. — _ and flawless skin. nolin Plus Liquid Make-U covers the sins of PO mn that well. Aad it makes you look 80 pert and vivacious because each of the five shades is a living color that looks alive. Also. Lanolin Plus Liquid Make-Up helps make your skin ter and smoother looking. $1 plus tax. j | | Beginning Classes in . GREGG SHORTHAND | TYPEWRITING - Accounting — Bookkeeping — Comptomvter x. , and Other Subjects VOORHEIS Custom “Keopshape” Finishing A 6 Blocks from 221 Beldwin Downtown CLEANERS FE 4.4610 , VETERAN APPROVED ‘@ f Vi tHE PONTIAC PRESS, “MONDAY, APRIL 26,1954 “Bride Terr ified at Thought of | Malang Reports ‘Befo: Get Ready for Hot Save of Summer Prepare House for Better Resistance to Heat By HUBBARD COBB Around this neck of the woods it | was pretty darn hot last summer and a lot of people did a lot of | ousht of having to make a talk, even a complaining This summer will probably be pretty warm too, so it might be a good idea to do a few things to your home now to make it more comfortable come July and August, One of the best things you can de te make your house less hot in summer is to insulate the roof er attic fleor. fall to allow the winter sun to reach the house. Large areas of ‘inn should be provided with some shading de- vices and if a window isn't re- quired for ventilating purposes it's often wise to leave the storm sash up during the summer. The two layers of glass with the air space between them make a good in- sulator. \Told to Follow Four Steps ore a , Women’ s C |Muffins Add Reluctant to is a very formal one. “I know they will ask me to me horribly. ‘I have always been very shy in front of groups, and it was all “Now they have invited me to scared to death. I have never belonged “by Boone fl Note the dashing cut 6f the col- |lar, the new bloused back, front- pleated skirt—these are the details that spell fashion! So smart, we've cut this pattern in sizes from 12 to 42! So comfortable, you'll wear it four days out of the seven for any daytime occasion. Pattern 4738: Misses’ sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, M4, 3%, 3B, , 42. Size 16 takes 4% ‘yards 39-inch. This pattern easy to use, sim- ple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for 1st-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pontiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St.. New York 11,.N. Y. Print plainly name. address with zone, size and style number. ——*I could do in school to answer a | \ Join Group |Nice Touch to Any Meal rectice the est | Graham Gems Are meny Othe women in the Delicious Variation Join the women's club, andtam| PY Mrs. Stolzman to a club in my life, and this By JANET ODELL be on committees, and the very Pestine Précs Food Editer the oven, they are eagerly eaten | by the entire family. These Graham Gems, tribution of Mrs. Frank Stolzman of Clarkston, will be a happy varia- question in front of the class. | “I have half a mind not even i them, I will de se badly that it | the Fashionette Club recently, we might have been better never to | asked her for some personal in- get inte it im the first place. formation to accompany her rec- “What can I do?” ipe. She was too modest, we fear, in insisting that there was little can the sl etent experienced. | © Say. She did admit to a fondness | tor sewing and faneywork. Famous lecturers who get top GRANAM GEIS fees and go all over the country By Mrs. Frank Stolaman have secretly confided to me that a. shorten they always die a thousand deaths, 1 blereen “ames always tremble before their talk. | },°8% or sen F tact, poeple have told mio | | iB betterenitt or cour Wat = white flour l cup graham flour Sift the dry ingredients together, Combine egg, milk and shortening. Bake in greased mutfin tins in a 400-degree oven for 20 to 25 min- utes. Serve at once. a’ Second, go to your get hold of a good mentary procedure several of them, a yourself, and at home techniques of club pacar May Third, try to volunteer for com- mittees in which you have real 'in off-white. The hat is of spun-glow Swiss braid trimmed Perfect for spring into summer is this four-piece en- semble of Moygashell linen in camellia pink embroidered with matching linen, and the dainty cape is trimmed with .brilliants. The halter is of plain linen, and the ensemble | comes either with the slim: skirt pictured or with a full, | Mary Margaret McBride tt Words of Wisdom Make the H-Age Easier to Bear H-bomb talk was beginning to make me fee! helpless and doomed. Then I took to asking questions of wiser heads and keeping a record of the answers. Because this helped me a little, I'd like to share my log with others, for what it is worth. Will Durant, philosopher and historian: Too much time is being spent paying attention to what has happened in the past 24 hours—not enough to the past 600 years. Charles Franklin Kettering, engineer and inventor: Sure the world’s in a mess—but it’s always been in a mess. It’s just that nowadays we hear about it so much faster Harold Stassen, U. S. foreign operations adminis trator: The development of this power (nuclear) is of great significance to the future security of the United States and the free world. As it advances, it can so strengthen the free nations that there is less likelihood the Soviet will start moving toward a third World War. Novelist John Master: Once when I was a bey, walking with my father, we saw +— a bull. I was frightened and | i ough it in imagination. That showed it. My father quoted, prepares you to bear it. “Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but ence.” The saying stuck wit me. {t! so each of us should face the really doesn't do much good to) sibility emotionally and say, show fear—and still less to try) can learn. I can take this. I to avoid what you are scared of.| an American, and.I You'll find you only run into worse. Carroll Lane Fenton, anthropolo- It’s estimated that there! sone: Afraid being afraid is ve been about 2! billion years of aes ie aptan onl ae bas Se lile on this earth and in that time| more hes to be fear or we many species have flourished and| wouldn't be able to protect our- then disappeared. The fossil world selves—and there are things to be is a great relief to look back upon! straid of. faith lies in knowing today, for it shows us that On@/ mar =. a have all the species isn’t really much. . . answers . . . you must go to Ged Nathan Schachger, historian: | for the rest. going. We were just a group colonies which had become thy states In a predatery world. We were in a far more perilous position then, surrounded by the wolves. Philip Wytie, author of a novel Crochet fashion's prettiest acces- sories — flower gems! Matching necklaces, earrings, pins are fun) to crochet—sure hits for gifts and bazaars. Easy! Pattern 576: crochet carnation, orchid, daisy jewelry. Stiffen with colorless nail polish. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for 1st-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern number, your name, address and zone. FE 4-2579 FUR STORAGE PICK-UP SAVE $10.65 on a 45-PIECE SET CLEANERS 97 Oakland FE 4-2579 5281 Dixie Hwy. -" DixrE Potrery For your convenience Open Daily and Sunday from 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. the financial committees. If flow- | coer aun peal i pew oon Shit) Se place where someone er are your forte, get on the| pleated skirt. ‘an ordeal in your feeling and go! ts to dig. You will make a more valuable e . e contribution in the field you like, and then, should you ever have to \ give an address, your interest in ° for \ the subject will carry you through, My recipe \ even if your delivery, in the be- ginning. is not polished. = Fourth, you might investigate) Avoid the squore look. Good ere and see. if your YWCA or adult) the sew coswol wit-jockel>—o mere - ee education center gives courses in| slip of « wit, bound ond tied with od public speaking. sotrn, Courses are wonderful, because you will be with others who suffer! Miss P.—“Easy’ for the sil- . as you do, and misery loves c»™- houette from now through fall. : cuccesctul in pany. Also, the mere practice of Clothes look easier, making ele- 0 my having to speak regularly will give gance as easy as breathing. Clothes ; \ you poise are easier to live in and to live with, and there's an easy, non- = . Wheat is the most widely die | chalant new way of wearing this ' | tributed of cereal crops silhouette. Try it now! : 7a Tg ee baal M4 hid bid bed ’ * Det Se 1: * a Popular hostess, Mrs. Fred Black, is a very active 4H Club leader and ' church worker. Her\ pet hobby is ‘ collecting cookbooks, so it’s not sur- prising that she has lots of “specials” for entertaining. Honey-' Pie HONEY-rkus ARB is one of her specialties \that you'll Pig enjoy serving. You'll enjoy baking it, Temp: 425°F 9 : too, with the help of that time and . Time: flavor-saver, a modern electric range. ees ' : 40-45 min. \ 2 tablespoons : cup strained honey \ 4 teaspoon salt teaspoon grated orange rind \ (optional) Z It’s easy to make cooking a 315 eupe diced pleasant practice instead of a inch un ica . 16-pc. Vernonware - ee Dest" eees: add flour, salt, honey and cookery, as 345,000 of your over diced rhubarb, Mix well? 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Bike , , ; ~ ‘ / F i j OO ———— =< Oe ener aie i 4 _—— rT . 7s é MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1954 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THE PONTIAC PRESS Formulate Plans Tuesday to Test Children . “ie United Press Phete DRY DOCK — Equipped with pontoons to bob in the deep waters of Grand Lake at Grove, Okla., this | miles. The springboards extend, high and dry, over swimming dock is hopelessly landlocked as a result | weeds that grow where water once was 20 feet deep. of the drought that moved the lake's shoreline 1% United Press Phote NEW SPORTS CAR?—Frank Deak (left) and J@mes | scale model. Later, they'll add clay to the skelton Mearns, employes at the Ford plant, Dearborn, put | and fashion the model into a replica of a full-sized the finishing touches on the wood frame of an auto | car. & EASTERN PROBLEMS IN GENEVA—Gracing the "United Press Photo grounds of the Palace of Nations in Geneva, Switzer- | ternational Conference concerning Korea and Indo- land. this armillary sphere, done in bronze, is the | china opened today at this site. At the left of the Scientists Want High Level Quiz Cite Probe Damage to Work at Ft. Monmouth, Hit Present Publicity NEW HAVEN, Conn. ®—A com- mittee of scientists says President Eisenhower should appoint a “‘high level” committee of scientific and administrative authorities ‘‘to ex- amine the situation” which has arisen from investigations at the Signal Corps Engineering Labora- tory at Ft. Monmouth, - In a bulky report of an inquiry into the investigations, a commit- tee of the Federation of Scientists, headed by Ernest C. Pollard, pro- fessor of biophysics at Yale, charged that the investigations al- ready have done substantial dam- age to radar and communications work in progress at Ft. Monmouth, and to morale. | The scientists suggested that a President - appointed committee study these points: - 7 7 “The active research output per dollar at Monmouth in comparison with laboratories such as Bell Laboratories, General Electric Laboratories, Project Lincoln or the Naval Research Laboratory.” “The backround of the security personnel."’ “The presence of racial or religious prejudice.” “The amount of actual disrup- tion to classified work entailed by the sensational newspaper stories.” “The seriousness of proved espi- onage or security leaks in recent years.” * * “ The report made public here yes- terday hits investigations by a Sen- ate subcommittee headed’ by Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) and by the Army Security Board. McCarthy said in Milwaukee where he spent the weekend, he had not seen the | sclentiots report and did not com- ment on it Safecrackers Foiled Thieves failed in a safecracking attempt Saturday night at the Gee Coal Co. office at 91 Lake St., Pontiac Police said today. A rear door was forced, but nothing was reported missing. a bss? 5 -" 4 BABY SHOES THAT GROW—Mothers ‘round the | tion of new baby shoes that ‘grow’ with the child’s world will rejoice at the news thdt a factory in Am- | feet. Heel of the shoe is fitted with back piece that sterdam, The Netherlands, has started mass produc- | snaps on with outside buttons. re ot ‘Dinner Meeting fo Settle Details ; the eyesight of hundreds of Pon- f tiac-area a in the fields of health and educa- tion. aid Pa J ek s Fs i we ee # : -. a *> & - ” i * a re, > s * ; United Press Photo . From 14 to 48 Junior League women will devote their time each day to giving the “sight games” which tell how well the youngsters Magazine Sees Turn “in Steel Trends are up a bit, there is a returning strength in scrap —generally regarded as the barometef for steel— and steel production is apparently leveling out at about 70 per cent of capacity. The metalworking weekly points out, however, that on the less favorable side are these develop- CLEVELAND (INS) —Steel Magazine said today that. the downward trend which started last summer in steel appears to be halted. The national metal working weekly said that pos- | sibly the turn in the steel market “But while some promising signs are visible on the economic horizon,” Steel said, “mixed condi- tions cloud the immediate cutlook. Ht is still too early for definite conclusions with favorable and unfavorable influences offsetting are more frequent. is here. can see Only experienced and | trained personnel will conduct the | ments: supervising ; nurse, Pontiac Health Dept.; Mis v | Uncertainty as to automotive requirements over Josephine Se ele y, coordinator The magazine also declared that sales volumes | china crisis. | the coming months, uncertainty stemming from slug- Steel said that included in the signs generating | gish sales of consumer durables at the retail level, | and Mis: Ma optimism are the fact_that consumption exceeds | uncertainty attending approaching steel labor negotia- current steel production, prompt shipment orders | tons and uncertainty injected by the explosive in- jternational political situation, especially the Indo- e tant land The name of Lola B. King, will be added to the list of past-presi- dents of the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers Thursday pafterneon in Saginaw. However, when this year’s an- nual PTA state convention winds up its three-day session and Mrs. | King, of Pontiac, steps down from the head post, she will not be through with PTA work. “I may be through serving as president, but PTA and I are going on forever,” she says. “After all, I have been an active says. Here are institutions which guarantee the American way of tite. They are the only way per~ sons like me, my family and thousands of other families could ever have an opportunity to im- prove ourselves and hence make a | contribution to our country.”’ she said. in this state to other spots in the country, Mrs. King has been Traveling thousands of miles | Pontiac Woman Relinauishes PTA Presidency Thursday I see our public schools,” she, cayse she is a lay person and this| tiac schools, have caught their |is invaluable to the profession,” 'he said. = | her | says, again this year when her term expires. | uated from high schiool there, and graduated from the Grand Rapids McLaughlin Business University. In PTA work she has served the professionals. “She has the interest in this; Three years ago in several hundred miles from the | scene of her own local PTA group, she was named president of the organization which then counted 205,440 members. Today, under her leadership, membership stands at the all-time high of “When I walk down Pontiac streets, or when I travel through other towns and cities, I always work of American sculptor Paul Manship. The In-| sphere is the library wing of Ariana Park. experience a feeling of pride when vital field and what she didn’t | know she went out and found -out+—s, reruer ~ as —a--Teseurce oes. pron People listen to her be- ” LOLA B. KING Cancer Society’s-Open. House Begins Today Dr, John D, Monroe, acting The cancer society will work) the following local organizations designed to add to the visibility | chairman of the North Oakland |in cooperation with efforts of | who have aided the new office and reports that {the Pontiac ‘Area United Fund, in the plans for the open house this The American: Cancer Society is the form of services especially holding open house starting today and running through Friday of this of the ACS program. Area of the ACS, \ = northern Oakland .organiza-| slogan ‘Strike Back at Cancer’ tions have joined with the society | posters have been ‘placed in busi- He said that a special sign-up to act as hosts and hostesses each| ness places in Pontiac and out-| sheet will be maintained during the day trom 3 to 5:30 and 7:30 to/| lying towns. | society’s open house with the hope 9:30 p. m. Miller states, ‘We. believe we) that volunteers qualified for the| Francis Miller, in |@fe accomplishing ouf aim to|many types of activity may be| charge of the 1964 Cancer Cru- make the public aware that this| contacted at an early date and/| sade, reports support jis everybody's American Cancer/trained for the work of their for the crusade ‘in , Society choice. 0 cn { selactin | 2 a. | during this week | a ee | for usual. | field, Walter- and Dawson, news- papers and radio stations in the county. This list is in addition to) the one published last week. And many contributors were anony- mous serve on the Commission on Congress. Mrs. King often is called in by person for his educational prob- “lems. He has -asked her to Intergovernmental Relations, a recently treated group. doing many things to alleviate this by offering scholarships for pros- pective teachers and pointing up the need in their communities,” she said. Mrs. King’s twe married Mrs. John Leonard dr., and Mrs. Alvin Semmer- ville, both with children in Pon- | Pontiac Blood Drive Seeks More Donors a? yan) oday or with Mrs, Durocher; at E 54244, tonight. Anyone who ean't call can drop in anytimé Tuesday except between 11:30 a.m. Born in Hart, Mich., she grad- |, wil) not ttending from the Birmingham committee will be Mrs. Anyce Gil- ette, Birmingham city nurse, Miss Frances Curtain, school nurse, Dr. Ralph Fox and Dr. Lloyd Kemp. | se | A mother’s enthusiasm for PTA. Mrs. Leonard is vice-president of her school PTA. S. 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One of these is turf racing, | popular in Europe, and another is | the first truly international steeple- | chase ever held at the swank Long | Island plant 7 . The meeting will also mark the return_of Alfred G. Vanderbilt's | big grey ghost, Native Dancer, who has lost only one race in his Fishi By JAMES A. 0. CROWE eos Associated Press Outdoor Writer | GRAYLING # — The weather | was miserable Saturday, but the | fishing was fair. The weather was’! excellent Sunday, but the fishing | was miserable. This summed Sp a crexy, mine mined | up trout season opening weekend | eee | ‘and several thousand cel ean gute wane ted for the weekend that marked the beginning of the open season on those species. Some good catches of trout were | | capacity crowd of over 4,000 fans. reported on Saturday, although | most of the trout country was deluged under an all-morning rain. The fish were -biting best at the height of the rain. Many good sized | fish and limit catches were record- ed. Results Spotty William Kotynski of Detroit took his limit of trout and rock bass | "Best catch was reported by/| from Union Lake, Pete Kulcavage Grady Pinner of Drayton Plains,| hooked a large pike at Upper who took an 8-pound, 14-ounce, 29- | Straits Lake and young Tom Nel- inch rainbow from the Clinton| son pulled several trout from Ox- | River early Sunday morning. bow Lake. ‘Capacity. Crowd Greets Start of Racing Season Open house was held at the Pon-,; Heichel trailed Sanders and tiac Speedway Sunday before a} | Kelly in the feature. In the 3rd heat, Phil Ragatz of Three heat races were run off Waterford was Ist, followed by followed by a feature. Tom Taylor of Pontiac. Derris Sanders of Troy Town- | td ship won the feature as well as Regular racing season begins the 2nd heat. Rusty Kelly of jnext Sunday at the M-59 track Pontiac ran second to Sanders | With an Srace program, including |four heat races, a trophy dash, | Australian pursuit, semi-final and opening of the general fishing sea- Slated to Leave Bevo, Coach Talk Pro Jobs With Trotters NEW YORK ®—One of the most fantastic combinations in college basketball history—Newt Oliver, a smalhsized promoter coach, and the apple of his eye, gangling Bevo Francis—were ready today to cast their lot with the professionals. > . . Oliver had a luncheon date with Abe Saperstein, .the equally-fabu- lous owner of the Harlem Gobe- trotters and it was expected that the pair would make a package Derby Favorite New York Today. Mile Trial Scheduled | | into the play-for-pay ranks. at Churchill Downs on) - *.* There doesn't seem to be much Tuesday else Bevo, the youngster who pulled Rio Grande College out of bank- ruptcy, and Oliver can do. They are inseparable. They've indicated they'll stay together at all costs. Saperstein admitted that Oliver had sounded him out on the Globe- By JOHN CHANDLER LOUISVILLE, Ky. # — With the exception of -the $10,000 Derby trial, all preliminaries are over and battle lines are being formed for the 80th running of the world famous Kentucky Derby. Most of the principals for the main event already are quar- tered at ancient Churchill Downs, where the mile-and-one-quarter classic for $100,000-added money will be raced Saturday. of line. Bevo and Oliver probably will sign as a package with Saperstein. Lindeman Shy | deal for coach and protege to move | trotter deal. If their price isn't out’ At All Leadi Ki ’ and to ask questions about Indo-| and speak at the opening briefing og he Saturday 7 ees f ine. subversives, taxes and other | session tomarrow morning in the mune? War ; Famil The special meetings behind| in the old State Building next to The jet finally was hauled out New ay amily Night closed doors will last three days.|the White House. After each ay Sack Saniay. Te Shrink Every Monday The briefings will not get under | speech there will be questions and either the pilot, Lt. Lioyd Kelly, : way until tomorrow but President | discussion. nor Airman William Beaumont, the Painful Piles : and Tuesday Eisenhower is having an initial | - + glossy wae infeed fo]. . aii — _ — on fun, at a y-aadllgers oe Wate Howse | DOs leg Relieves Paim—Shrinks Hemorrhoids 00, ‘when they bring the tonight. | Aids Drinki a } H Special)—For family here. And the kids? =" *. » FORT ube sc, aie Lois Cottrell Trial rot time seianee bap foead S00 Eating at Ted’s is better’n The President started the briet- they me clinching ing evi- St ri if harm «ee a oo a picnic! Sioa ar tows dace acuinat « 2-year plumb GFING }OMOLOW ne eee decane Senn: , driving ou . Food Also Prepared ALSE TEETH while intoxicated: tre, 2, on a je ian one neta eae atte “ind while gently to Take Out! F is wun" der charge in the fatal beating of | relieving Sin acaal “Sede With More Comfort pe cll as her three-year-old daughter Jan. 16| (shrinkage) took place. PASTEETH. © plessint alkaline ¥ possum stood will start tomorrow before Oak-| Most amazing of all—results (noe-ecid) eet and talk tm more . —_ land County Circuit Judge Frank | Were so that Comfort. just sprinkle © little PAB- My pet,” the man L. Doty. made astonishing statements TESTE on your plotss. No Summ, | Police wrapped the passum in a Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem | like “Piles have to bes Hints aor (denture i) ead | towel to keep it wee. The man United Press Phete | Said Mrs. Cottrell, 823 Etowah St.. — Oe ee LOOKIT THE FUNNY PEOPLE—Nero and Titus, 5-week-old lion | Royal Oak, will base her defense cocret fs 5 now beating aah , stance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of . cubs at the Vienna Zoo, are drawing record crowds with their amus- | ® temporary insanity plea. | worid famous research institute. EAT MORE LU NCH ing antics. Judging from their expressions, though, they find the meek Geto ager egies Now be payee wry ey | people who come to see them even more amusing. not held t he. ane omy tego cantons St ped \} 921 W. Huron St. Next to Huron Theater || from the home during the fatal | for it at all drug stores—money Y DAY LOW PRICES . . | and still sold out. We were there beating. The couple has three other | back guarantee. “Teede Mark, | EVER English Like jior a week children. | “It wag the first time we had |been to the British Isles,” says| Roy, ‘and the people couldn't have | jbeen nicer. They love Westerns | Roy and Dale, | Billy Graham By BOB THOMAS over there." | HOLLYWOOD w& — Cheerio and| “And do they love horses!’’ re- end Gham eff at the ssroads! | Marks Dale. I don't believe there }is. any other country that loves Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, just | horses so much.” back from the British Isles, report; I sat down to lunch with the Half FRIED CHICKEN, "4 10 Salad, Bread and Butter...... WATERFORD E=al DRIVE-IN THEATER Fe) ha v.You, / — LAST TIMES TONIGHT! RB! VE-IN: jthat the English are wacky for| horse opera duo in between re- | Westerns. |cordings of their new radio show. |Roy looked as«youthful as ever, ; | “I must say we were highly! «spite his 10 years in the sadle gratified,"" says Roy, who is billed | as the top moneymaking cowpoke |as “the King of the Cowboys.” (of films. Dale was trim and pretty { “We played in Edinburgh, Glas-|in a pink bonnet and dress. Both gow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bel-| spoke glowingly of the work their fast, Dublin and a week in London | friend, evangelist Graham, is do- |with Billy Graham. All the seats | ing in England. | were filled at every performance.” | * ¢ ¢ | ‘And as much standing room as| “The English sort of scoffed| the fire adds Dale Evans, ‘the Queen of over. there,” said Dale. ‘They & BLOOD-AND-GUTS GUYS AND AN M-3 TANK! EME rage FE 5-4500 DESI I, Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. N. of T y LUCILLE ° BALL ARNAZ s would allow,"’}when they heard he was coming | Peurreeerr00000000"7" "7" ***rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrvrrvverevy three of the most\effective yet gen- * * ®@ tle laxatives in one tiny tablet — GENE > GuY BARRY * MITCHELL AGNES } THE medical guthorities for | __ = PEDRO ARMENART 4 tion. One of the laxatives in | their vaudeville tour. At every NS, MOOREHEAD BELL SISTERS Olive ponvatenshe omen t- show, she sang some hymns and testine The other twa the large | told of finding God. _ Feature ot: 2:51 - 5:48 - 8:48 cleam out gassy bloat “At first the audiences were > " > > > > > the West.” | thought American revivalists were | 4 * ee | pretty wild.” t | 4 “In Glasgow, the manager said | >. ¢ * 4 we could have played for a month| “‘He’s real man of the cross,”’ Said | a = Roy. “Since he has been over | ; Ba aaa a a. there, he has changed his delivery | > New Lake Thea entirely. He no longer has the rat- BRADY || 4 \ 420 Pontiec — \ tling, Winchell delivery. Instead, | ~~» SCOTT > | K he's slower, more restrained. He's STEWART GRANGER RITA MORENO nen | WALLED LAKE oar oe sam a. =3 ficken ng a c job.” ; \ on ee aeen . \ ‘We were there a week, and they | TUES. ~ WED. ~- THURS—— |) \ Regular Prices—Aduits tee 4 had to -turn the crowds away,” | Donald O’Gonnor “WALKING MY BABY BACK | ‘BENEATH THE \ ane Dake, ey eee I$ | * Robert Wagner, | some songs, then Billy took over.” 4 \ Terry Moore a ~ | 7 Gilbert Roland “The results were amazing,” | Stornng | came to : WOOO AY nae | ; re ce | nstretion for the British, who are ALSO 4 na incline to be reserved. And a LYLE BETTGER MARYIN MILLER 13 VE YOU TRIED THIS friend told me that he noticed they | ™ 4 ALSO didn't come forward hunched over b ym : and sad-faced, the way most folks 7; do such meeti were - } F giwon. barnes S$ SMU LANAI IVE sevens wa yok So ; Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets combine | Cept’God’s will.” ; 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ ‘ : 4 DOORS OPEN AT 10:45 A. M. action was all favorable. We had |many people complimefit us for} |what we were trying to do.” PRICES —— | = THIS ENCACEMENT ONLY? ADULTS . .. . 1.10 Inc. Tax = CHILDREN . , . .25¢ Anytime . * FIRST RUN!!! PONTIAC AREA! beeps, ans, ae “DAYS oh & wt ee a ‘ 4 $0. —e Williz shee Eleanor PARKER aio RAY TURES— 12:40 — 3:40 — 6:45 — 9248 £ - tt happens in... - If FORT BRAVO re CASBARI from ne more than this... lish ‘ artin » COLOR A SIN-CAPITAL Trent sought ovt a kMter! de DEMAREST « ANDERSON + 3 OF THE stati tben — ALSO worLD! . error in pink tights E rR N : % - a : = A MAGNIFICENT MOTION om 4 ORSON WELLES McCALLUM ae ; + Srarete x ee 4° 0 ALSO wa SETAE A GLORIA GRAHAME > CESAR ROMERO| A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION ON A : TURHAN BEY o> EN P gts Features: 11:22 — 2:25 — 5:8? — 190 cn. Li EATE STApn ane (RA GOON MAT LER Feed by LOU de ROCHON Amc Deced by BVO ORR LTR "Somgay by ALA OME ed LOTMME ~—--- 9... B - ‘wn ome” niaheett ili 4a ey gh REST ROOSM Fo allt sporecatin, vue it trom the beslning. “MARTIN LUTHER” Seat st 7.25 ond 905 [|B Weii,cauite, Been Mee Hl] SAT. "a stay suuivan me “0OPMOU } , ‘ z yas y ¢ we . ° 4 i ( >, Jaa f “ie - f Ee BOS eR neat rr ee PR gs ea ee ee ee a ee a > THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1054 hove. ne trene- + Crabs ~ | DIXIE DUGAN ao Gas Firm Fighting © "= Residerits of the. United States . he international bor- it worthwhile to country to buy which is essen- ; tonnage country. shipping oy verage 1, the revenue records. = ~ service has ap ee ee Last season, with 290 ships oper- transportation in t tes ating full-it from March 26 on to| | Wary operators are relwctant may be bought only by nos-resi- November, a record 9,844,449 — Paes dents of this country gps Sie bas woe wee oes — oe an 2408 oe a con, oe, eran| tnt snr macs ws t= |Chou Sees Chances record, about 10,000,000 tons great-| yer. Shipping officials Bare put the low as 60,000,000, ote prs cn | OO SS for Peace Settlement Steel production cores, war readjustment year GENEVA (INS) — Chinese Com- been flucutating between 66 and Pes whan SAI0L 3S gress toms munist Premier and Foreign Min- O pe Gs ot pecly wie were carried. ister Chou Eniai said upon his blast furnaces operating There mism in- | arrival in Geneva today that “‘joint SAREE ene Ob SE Don 06: Cant dustrial cue tor Comatioke efforts” by all ‘‘will provide possi- year on Agef 1, 173 furnaces enna bilities of settlement” of the Korea were operating st abest 9% per “a and Indochinese questions cent capacity with bet 17,360,425 . oc ne Seed wet Gio year’s 28,315.387 To Curb Tax-Free delegates arrived at an airport — a = So from Tt; wit Mi cssineoelles die pdr an vate Ticket Purchases . The estimated date for the full- scale start of this season's artivi- ties is within the first 10 days of May. 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Board oe 2 FARM MERCHANDISE Hay, Grain & Peed ...... eoccces 3) Por Sale Livestoc® ........+ one Wanted Livestock. ..0..ccccees. 88 Por Gale Poultry ....+...c0ce... 06 Gale Parm Produce ....000..0.. 81 Gale Parm Equipment ...... eves 8 Aurtion Gales jw. lk wees * "yn ; : ‘i i is ape som Soe. { Hope Cemetery, Tapeer. Mich. Puneral Home, ah E i f mn th i , 1 ‘i cen? rae | We did what asked. my dear When last I talked to you. Tt was very hard to do. She was & flower. too sweet for Sent here but for ewhile: God marked whee he gave her birth. And took her with « smile Sed. misseq by Mom & Ded & ily Flowers 3 ®CHAFPER'S F” ORISTS - FLOWERS 13 Atarrr PE 33173 Funeral Directors : 4 JOURNEYMEN “PIPEFITTERS as am noon. Market, 2175 Aubura ume . 1 Josive CORT M. IMBLER Deily ‘til 6-—Sunday 2 to 6 Estate Exc HE i ia EXPERIENCE Voorhees-Sivle FUNERAL HOME Ambulance fervice ‘ane or Motor Donelson-Tohns “DESIONET 06. POMERALS” Cemetery Lots 5 NEAR ‘ tial Gardens, FE 23-4224 after 6 , as BOX REPLIES 4 e The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 Transient Want Ads may eanceled op to 0°38 the Gav of nnbdlication CARR WANT AD RATES Lines | Mav 3 Mawes 6 dave awewwe- 33ssz3% ee -e eee Rirmingham Office Ph. Midwest 4-0844 379 Hamilton __Help Wanted Male 6 D. . for 2 months. steady job if . 2577 Dinie Highway , PA _Bilizabeth Lake Ra. L) MASON, MUST BE FAST ‘and 0 PE 54-0501 AR }_ good ry. Mo .. Investment draws 70 EB Leng > Tem FAI o permanent OT | Sears PREFERRED rales 1S BOYS We need 15 extra boys 16 12.30 ( in our mating If you are interested in work- vou must apply in ad- vance on Monday or Tuss- @ay oe BERT FALKNER Circulation Dept. Pontiac Press . have «a car mage get pany, © Broadc: pany Bidg.. Cleveland 14. "as eee Sa el Bees ase write who rf ~o a.) we) Pe $2202 for Sppomeupen: merce Union 2 MEN WANTE To train in conditioning ge _7| Help Wanted Female 7 a ARE ¥ your time. yous Sate Ph. Scey re ope by ey Ry 30-30 img her time a pinsant sales career thei wil being 9s etitae: ve weekly Weel qusomed, "and be ambitious, © and thinking about the . _ Inter- if Hf ; : bf! BEAUTY OPERATO MANICURISTS Bar, 2661 ghee COM! D WAITRESS & SHORT Working OURS 2 TO 1410 Pica Ra. FE x TED TRUCK LINES TED’S SALESLADIES ALTERATIONS OFFICE- CLERICALS MANAGER TRAINING We te — i READY-TO-WEAR. SALESLADY — | Experienced salesiady for women's ready to wear dept Must be peat, well spoken and energetic. Exc} leat opportunity for advancement. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE SEARS, ROEBUCK spit lagi i Work Wtd, Female 11 rs —_—_—_ ASPHALT PAVING ‘ine Cash estimetes GC &2W RITATS _Co.,_ VE 9327. ASPHALT: PAVING ~ yn yp ge Fay aw Asphalt Paving Co. PE 3-2337 ATTENTION Brick block stone work fire —— STON FIRE. coe PE S088 tt a — BRICK place & cement No job too 213 ry wied te . home. Accordions also ages at factory prices OR +0066 EARN UP TO si? A DAY LEAR® invieeable reweaving at home Write E. E Newman P O. Bos L} a 8S WELDING Arc and $ Learn ip time. Big im . for for free East sodas . Work Wanted Male 10 Openings FOR OUR NEM Store Full (5-day, 40-hour{ Gaxoee week) and part time sales positions available in the following depart- ments: Coats. Suits. Dresses, Accessories, Sportswear Foundations Millinery Openings in office for per- sons experienced in han- dling cash and office de- tails. Interesting variety ot duties. No typing re- quired. Fitters and sewers should have commercial back- ground, Good working conditions; modern well- lighted workroom. com-| Excellent’ salary, paid so | weekly; sales personnel Complete program of on SE ob nis Q with Please apply at the Tel- Wa Y, 2 LT. are paid commission of’ all merchandise sold. Huron project Tues. Apr. 27 or Wed. April 28 9:30 to 4:30 to discuss job opportunities at Winklemans * CARPENTER YEARS OF _ence FE 1-077’ CARPENTERY ‘CABINET WORK _odd jobs. FE +4019 0 8 CARPENTER. WORK WANTED Part tim- ont,, OR 3-2276 | ELDERLY MAN WANTS PAINT- _ing_ FE $88 4 HOA G, LAWN SEEDING. 1 HAND DIGGING, La ANG. Se “Ask for Freddie” EM 3-2362 PLUMBING WTD., REASONABLE. : FE 5-1016. WA ft a PE 17-1016 ‘AIN out by job before or Call FE 5 pm. _ Work Wtd. Female 11 DISHWA6H NO OR OFFICE EX an for day work. 8) per hour FE ¢1797. with lke da work Pe Lu > mae ics : Sik! DOLE RR Rall i Veer *? . PE 61770 TR SEeTR ‘ 4 7 " work iota eae in heme, im ke SH ARANTEE an kinds -| PREE EsT. rE | Planning an at PRnE aierrke WOMAN TO Assist WITW CARE of twvel! =f te OR - verlain. PFS 2- WintED WouLh Poe WormER | CARPET SERVICE | Fase TAMING ano ERWOV: ee sft OA 9-138. Sink tops repaired and recovered. 71-9628. mate. ~#805 soeeneas ane on or reso TR AND FR - & 4-8976 oF — cn = ae CUSTOM BUILDER HAS OPEN | trimmed Meensed @ for immediate large sales organization No BE Ag Bg mas, OR 2708, After & call Bo. ay ‘oak Fixed fee or contract basis. Also Qualifteations 26-38. Very reliable. | Commercial and remodeling pier Ne too large or too small. for edvancement. Phone ences. MY 2-002. MU 6-1097 Mr Rube FE ¢3564 82 W. - m _ —Suree. EAVES TROUGHING ee g & Taxes 14 Help Wanted 8 othe sat on Perenece | Bookkeeping Scans —~ +5081 ED HAWLEY TAX ACCOUNTANT CHRISTIAN MAN AND WIFE FLOOR SANDING LAYING PIN rgy F work as assistant caretaker | 4 ry i 401 Central PE _chureh. PE 2-6338 or PE 24288. | 9 1519 T 16 URNISHED BASEMENT. | 8 E T- a ‘ Dressmaking, Tailoring room 15532, beth e . Dae finishing, 10 years experienece. | pews, EXPERTL home. Kitchen 9g ge ar — Modern equipment. John Taylor fis superbly. tailored. } dome eens 3 edults re bie Fusoe. 0424 ——s Sea aND AL w “oresn Den & ® Cari Bills. FE Pee | _hoes, FE $3765. 16 Paimer. m AND | MINOR ALTERATIONS BABY AND service, remodeling. mates order, FE 40000 BIO SCHOOL ADUATES free Oskiand Home _ iImprove- Garden Plo © AND SCHOO ORANTATES| fee, Co Dae aes on | coreen Plowing 16A —— and permanent Pisti e on co-operative A gram. Alternate 10 weeks School gtene end cem . i Gerden Plow Bulidosing and 10 weeks employment. TWin- ‘and tile wk. FE ¢2290 _— Mowing cod’ Leveling z GARDEN PLOWINO nstructions ial residential B: Con- : 1 oo MA 6-181) Walled Ma 5-4286 struction Co Oakland 83660 HOUSE RAISIVO {FOUNDATIONS gave of Crescent 2. Rareneed. “EPS? of El GARDEN FLOWN NY THE Lot HOU E RA GARDEN> PLOWED 4 and Aw va B - ay - re Tens scudlnaiiamapailicins A ECU PRISING. |"PRgy aes eae pi inte Pe een GARDENS PLOWED WITH : w tay. either tra-tor or -ototiller FE sea. P PP oses GARDEN piscina LOOK! | lg All power lift equip- ALUMINUM AWNINGS }40M_FACTORY TO YOU ORDER. NOW AND SAVE NO OBLIG TION ____°@_ +0 MASON AND CEMENT WORK house raising moving custom By - cutting MY 35808 of MASON ALTERATIONS & pairs. All kinds &M 3-4879 ag Lg gh ys — Landscaping 18-A A.J Wi 3-0402. a ae BLACK DIRT FIELD zs or Maviverty #1181. VICE.: pa on or Te cai ter 6 —_ Gea " a pecommarssso pas, Tae retin. STOPPERT & CECIL ear roaranteg drawn, es 4380 Dixie Hwy.- Dra Piains| “mates free beagle OR 37721 if Bo answer OR 32420 Lincoln "5-4368 R Roofi Co. CAWNs EDED, FER- Ranger Novag Co |S ah i te Shingles. siding flat roofs, recoat |CAND*®( APING. CLEAN UP tne cg he PHA term: Filan work. Tree serv'ce FE 46196. aa sanding and 2 rE and bs. lawn spraying to eliminate dandelions, ea is . tree ming. OL ALL tunity to 4 rough ta tobe, ect 4 TREN COMPLETE REMODELING A ND modernizing service. Attic rooms, recreatiotn addi. tienes Custom oduliding, F.H A} 4-5470. s, Cash . =, FE 5-ss08 + es ee ae PLABTERINO SERVICE COM. mn and residentis! Qualit EM 3-260 Guerenteed | sonsad 4- CEMENT | PLASTERING NEW AND WE. D ROOFs ALL A. Hugue 383 PE | 2-8101 RE. A % Ton Picku, : And Quality, material Pres’ ostimgtos OR }- 3. MOoRE ELECTR electric Guus Mo _equippea_L. A. PLASTERING REASON. yl rates All work guaranteed mes Ro PLASTERING DONE ALL TYPES Excellent work teed, ree- PE 71-0231 PLASTERING pair SPRAYING Fruit trees and shruBs lawn spraying to et te dandel ews, cutting. tree trimming. OL MACHINE NLEY LEACH — % BAOLEY Saws—Lawnmowers’ Acourately sha uw Chem- |\GARDEN PLOWING AND Pit- ting MY }-5705 GARDEN PLOWING IN THE VI- | eimity of Clarkston vten Plains end Sashabaw MA 5-6391 GARDEN PLOWING AND LIGHT SO NMOL POR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- tte Ph Pontiac Laundry FE LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- | fled. beautifull ae Pontiac | | | Laundry. Ph Moving & Trucking 19 iS cerca oR rn og rates. FE sonable *E OT) i- Trucks for Rent Pontiac ve — ON YOU MOVING? CALL FE Sy ey Tupper OR }tost iNPERIOR DECORATING YOU are ext. Cal) OR M Gidcumbd. —— J. WOKEN removed ogy « ie Ags «4 AND D A en ee ine Painting and Decorating Well wash and vaper remo. er Pree Est mat PE 507 24 PAINTING exterior A. terms Hinebeugh mates F AND RE AINTING DECORATING. GUAR anteed; reasonable ofices rE +0680 — se PAINTING FAPERHANOINO Bx © removed, we Bel. pon ‘Decorsions. PE +0050 —_ PAINTING. INSIDE & OUT. FREE estimate PE 24137 __ PAINTING. PAPERING & PAPER removed Reasonable Charies Oa 63807 or FE ¢1697 J WILLIAMS, FE 30164 WANT WALL WASHING ing, OR _3-2284 — Walt Pa TNO AND PAINTING for estimate FE 40356 . Wall Washing & Painting Herbert Hall, FE 22706 Wall Washing & Painting Reasonable FE 5-221! Photes & Accessories 21 PORTRAITS, FRAMES. COPIES Ww Dorma: anc Candid Lo Patin 3 OE. 6Pue. FE +7381. Television Service 22 SUN. TV SERVICE 5-400 DAY OR NIGHT MITCHELL’s TV 100 N Saginaw FE 2-287) $SAVE$ Graduate qualified al) makes Bob's TV FE S-ee02 Typewriter Service 22A PEWRITERS RENTED ring. rt muting and Office Sup Lawrence _ 23 re, Generai oly Co 7 Ww Upholstering WAR 8 OS Ow _—_—_—_ AL'S UPROLSTERINO Purniture Uphoistertn Auto trim free estimate FE ae EAKLES CUSTOM UPHOLSTER.- , S174 Cooley Lake Ra EM _ Pree estimates MAKERS OF CUSTOM BUILT — . upbolstering. 4 8. Tele joes Upholstering Phone FE 5-8888 MATERI- als. Beadle FE 5-1627. REFINISHING. AN- tiques a FE 5$-7333. DRAPES & _spreads. Your material, FE 5-5797. Lost & Found 24 WN A APRAAARA AAAARA I UU’ LOST: THURSDAY, FAWN MALE bezer, named Spike Homemade collar. No license. Reward. 103 W. Beverly. FE ¢6058 BED LOST CAR KEYS CORNER HURON & WAYNE STREET , PHOWE OR 3-2133 A CAT Rd. L gg LUE 4 eg ; — ays nites 261s. ward. 2 re) zx with a tace FE +2000 LOST MAN BROWN WALLET at Hidden , Contains rai. eae papers. Please cal] Market LOST ONE ALLIGATOR BILI - er lease call FE 43393 Re ward Lost GERMAN 4HEPHERD Black and trown n.a.ning. Name “Copper "' Vicinity Pioneer High _lands. FE 5- Wr THE AN Barcelona Woldren Sat eve at = wet known ¢ ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDTW a friendly adviser, contact Mrs. Vernon A rs ratte Re Mays DR. A. A. FOOT spr- 3% 8. 7. PE 3-756 KNAPP SHOES Industrial Tractor Co, FE 4041-FE ¢ie LOST fold. belonging to Jerry E. Adam: | Pind = . © | FURNITURE NEEDED home or odd lots. Get the top lar we be ae eel) it per Je. : commu one ¢ furniture buyers. INTED TO BOY ALL TYPES OF WANTED TO BOY ALL furniture. Ph, PE 2-482) WANTED FURNITURE AKLAND COUNTY'S LARGEST USED FURNITURE BUYER _ SS. A. eee WE PAY CASH POR USED FURNI- ture. FE 54-3766 WTD GARDEN RIDING TRACTOR, 6 or & hp. gers reasonabie, good condition OR 37044 WANTED TO BUY PROM PRIVATE party good light tractor Must be in first class shape Bargein for eaan P Sutton Phone MY 34432 |__ Money Wanted —-28A $i see) «WILL NEEDED = month j plus Wanted to Rent? apartment or house Can furnish _references FE ¢7300_ A YOUNG COUPLE WITH CHILD desire or XOED COUPLE WANTS TO RENT Drive In Cafe or Motel MOUy | €ALIP SCHOOL TEACHER WANTS | to rent furni:red cottage mith lake privue-es from July ist to August ; 6th, nesr Pontiac PE 2-705) PREZ TO LANDLORDS LISTINOS | needed. Family rental agent. FE 4 7 ae FURNISHED APARTMENT aX, house Couple with om | Near School Box 1}. the Pontiac ls es | PREE SERVICE TO ALL j LANDLORDS } Qualified Tenants Purnished \) Hour Service Russell baer Rental Agency rE «-) rE 4 \O M ENOINEER Wants 70 . t 2 .edroom use DONS Redio-TV Service Figs chuy iater Write Maa) se cie6: HOME SERVICE CALIS - 8350 Pontiac Press LAKE FRONT COTTAOR WITHIN | 30 mile redius of Detrott | entire season } bedrooms Adults Call Detrott TOwnsend 54-0606, a i NO CHAROE-REN14L AGENCY We have 250 people waiting to rent our + # and homes | Adams Realt Co FE 2-706) SMALL FAMILY WOULD LIKE 5 or more room unfurn house to rent in or near Pontise Will do ewn decorating References. FE bouse 'n or near Pontiac ear round take home preferred. Best _of references FE 30128 — OR APT OR SURROUNDING COMMUNE TIES REFERENCES FE 1-0663. WANTED BY MIDDLE aGED couple 3} of 4 room spe rad bouse. Furnished. Phone WANTED BY MIDDLE AGED couple 3 or 4 room apartment or house. Furnished. Phone FE APA ARS | BUSINESS WOMAN WILL SHARE lovely home with nice girl oF | _ivis OR 3201000 GIRL HAS SMALL HOUSE TO | share with girl in Drayton on | _lake_$30_ OR 3-069 WOMEN WISHES TO cHARE HER home with courle | child wel come. EM : Wt. Transportation 31 eenNnwn—— eee OIRL WHO WORKS 8 A M. TO pe Ry FS nag . uburn to ir ° Pe $1907 = Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 BA Annan nnn = lan to ge contract B our us Glenty of TRACTS land e have funds Qt. re@sonadie discounts Bring your abstract and land con- Ir You tract. Ask for Mr Clark CAMERON H. CLARK Realtor Open Eves Huron CASH FOR LAND i HJ Vanwelt- 4540 Dizte Hwy. OR 3-1385 Cash Waiting Por contracts. Call or see Mr. — y for quick, A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. CASH FOR Y LAND CONTRACT Nicholie & Harger Co. 33 W. Huron 8t Phone FE 8-81 INSURED MORTOAG LOW INTERES? PAUL. S. KANTZ wm SORT M. IMBLER Fe 4-0824 to 6—@unday 2-6 ce eee Tae St, Ph. FE D-ee Te TUFOD Unlimited is aa Funds ooo Sie | Ss are, . - Set tom . KL. Templeton, Realtor 3500 Orchard Lake R4. PE 64563 Fee eee sg Rho ra trRar OF PRE = fhe ee Seti 2S ‘ Peete er em = ¥ Nits Stree Mtge 2 THE PONTIAC. PRESS, MONDAY, ‘APRIL. 26, TY 1 YOUR LISTING PES ER Sen AN OPEN INVITATION Fj your home too small, bus of teo far from your work; or if you want eo G¢ifferent school district, or if your payments are too big; or if gl 9 9 tani! to sell and move to Steet CALL US. We we cap help you JOGEPH F 63', W. HURON 8T Eve or Sun PE 32-0259 MI 44419 EVERY JOB “SPECIAL” No Two Selling assignments are ever the same eve helped many owners to sell—or to md, and partner a foker endeavours to fit the method and solution to tor special needs CALL US- OR HELP ! JOSEPH F. RE ate 53%. W Huron Eve Ma ole CASH FOR YOUR HOME OR EQUITY Pi = nave @ heme or equity you to sell call us e have un buyer and meny cases the p y ourselves, the price end terms | mmediate sale Clark, Realtor, 1362 Sirect, Pontiac FE m Evenings WITH. STEADY EMPLOY. ment. good business references wish to buy from private owner | eles transportation 000 for down peyment and can make month. reasonable hy ay Write bez 38. Pon & CASH IN 24 HOURS your equity im your home or farm. Call us on we will be et home within 1} deal We mean business EDW. M. STOUT - | Te ee wee Death & Taxes) Aren't the onlv sure things in life. bp tipped etch s we e can 1 tt, we won't Ust t So if your in the Drayton Water- — er Clarkston area and you t@ sell—call us for prompt “WHITE BROS. ho ust to keer our files fu" of rend lng think © Ph On D181! me on ‘S.1700 $660 Diste Highway Waterford po You WANT We will buy or sell your house. — a w@ ort — are D. CHARLES Pe 4on7' or FF EVERY DAY We are talking with ie who are in the martet for « home May we help YOU meet the p tive buyer ef your hom pauy JONES. “REAL ESTATE 832 W. Huron FE 43505 GREEN LAKE OF FICE | (ON QUEEN LAKE) | “HEDQTRS. FOR ALL LAKES” | Cottages, Homes, Lots and Estates | tr NORMAN F. RICE vere ~CO RD. EM 5-4413 WOodward 5-Ti44 Rings Here Lets and Cottages. ge ous, isi — PHONE OR WILLE 132 LISTINGS WwW ANTED are weltins We bay. sell, or H. C. Newingham, n. Broker MAHAN HAS BUYERS YOU WANT ACTION - Ger sales a need Bu: Thee you" —WELL Thx RE MAHAN’ REALTY CO. REALTORS Member corr Real Est Exch 52 0263 “til “MILLER Ine We ce customers wolting homes now covered by GI mort anu can _ Piao all your OWNERS _ bal wy Lm ig cavity "pret "| roperty. est for jand contract. ce on ee ry CO. r 1 a ne, Want to Sell ira Wave erou clients at ofesent 7 st t » room x en a iy ecto of land tn a orchard oreferred can J A. Taylor, Realtor FE 5 W, Buren PED) Want to Seq _F. KINNEY. R4. sre, ES"E'Shy SLICE OF HAM =m | Roy * FT Pe i Ea iS _» JACK LOVELAND re ta rE 2180 Cass Lake R4.. Keego Jetlery Manor pa foned nite, Sore windows and : 11.800. rE bte30 6 SYLVAN LAKE Brick, 6 room, 2 i? master bedrrem, “ast © more on sécond x full basement, saute. gas ven. screens, all this tae leges too sis00 DOWN For this 5 room se rage and on also close te school, how can you go Wrong, see this today. Get i Russell Young SYLVAN LAKE. BY OWWF: 3} Dedroom brick : LADD HOMES DOWNTOWN ~ : 6, 43 Clark. oo work. vide zy OL Ts f O on ew PE vo . drink- ) 7 ROOMS “AND BATH NEWLY | —Ceéiliee. sirealemnnenosesias : SIDE 7 ¥o0NG. CADIES EVERYTHING ~~ Rooms ith Board 38 P Jf “ white DRAXTON WOODS | $ room heme with full ba - 8 Wi-| BOARD AND ROOM CLOSE IN. > S /, bedronms. 1349n18 ft. living room : ow oe r Bigia wewty-paconEes atu Paes J ee eee reads cerns. | Francis “Bud” Miller i> . line MEN CLEAN ROOMS, . é rege. This home is in excellent Realt F 319 Orchard A ot ee & Fish fice inside gad out. © brie condition and warrants your is, ca “ T ROOMS, MODERN ADULTS 15 _ re Sage wutnces good —_ es noon ERN %00M AND BOARD_POR MEN. | © yard, l8xi8 in. f teste in | |- po / Mrs, Snyder OR’ 1979 ae cen REALTY 8 7 ROOMS AND Private entrance. Close in. FE ve. a: } 34 — : DRAYTON 019 Jost in FE iF a re, stove No drink- i 1 oR 3 —— #2 -- Lf ae ses See een rr. 12g, po childs ae lot. down | 172 West Ann Arbor. FE 5-5521 J ROOM UNFU ¥- omen. and 2 3 “Wp, fireplace, | — ment, all newly decorated ROOM AND BOAR 7 atem an % basement with rec room G Aubu: tes. Clor: to town and bus De: and stoker fruit and j ro Reed bubare Beige _ fun Git week FE. 2-800? 7 pe > ear earege. You will be proud New | Homes lak bost ROOM AND BOARD POR MEN. + 3 & e {out Bome, Evenings colored see our new ae or fa Hot water shower, single beds. pe ae after 6 call Mr. 31230 home, et wa _ Wolverine Dr. Walled | ——_ tgs of Pontiac Mo | 15 Day Possession - Ws Z = yo | ROOMS AN - ~ We vite you to imspect entrance. “Ii aa PNINA' | ROOM AND BOARD IN CHRIS] tis fine two home = See _tien home * . i room. ste i ‘ROOM APT AND_BATH_ PRT BATH PAT. Hotel Rooms 59) saver Kitchen." ull” pase: Bt Joseph's hospital. 1 child wel- ae ne ~ men, Tekan Sheet oe, <1006 Very very clean. TE ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEx merous Seas he , 2 oe . ro 4 - HOTEL ‘ AUBURIN buy at 99.250. Let's A? Mewdeaores | i: = BOO NISHED ART- had Por = le nee wm be best. rent igh oe end ee ae —_ —————— si = reach e with nee, onth. season. PE 7-239 nice basem was North ‘of Pishers, § room bungs- A 41365 548 Wolverine Drive S large lot 100x278, Eve- bath. ment... oil Walled Lake “HOTEL ROOSFVELT | $1400 Down ___For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43) tings ater § call. Mr. se et NICE ~~ yc ' ENT Newly decorated. By week. Also Lag col A Case i Eliza- +3473. to a $7,000 takes large acee or 4 cmall ehil- 1 i ort ~ rc iM c ° _ite Sie “ear eae aia gy gs CLARKSTON GATEWAYS to! A. JOHNSON, Realtor | PONTIAC REALTY CO. 6OMS A ATH RNISED. ashe ’ prom CALIFORNIA RANCH HOME 7 g Bald Couple Day workers. Rent Stores 40 —— eS With low taxes, just $85, HAPPINESS : iN a ime want Huron 6t poaendmist aa : fine home may be just what you 1704 S. Tedegraph Rd. modern with fu) basement, . Large liv : grap {ROOMS AND BATH os BUILDING 40100. CORNER OF Xr. Crescent Lake pat - Lacge Bees Oe carage, large let ond orivileges entrance West Side. FE ¢- Opdyke and Pontiac Rds. Ideal | * bed e vest HAVEN OF REST on Watkin Or 3-0507 ‘ noo, Deine, ORE for super market. FE 2-2968. ee ae baer gg Og TI gg 1 7 ROOM, YEAR AROUND PLACE 3e- s NCH > om trie turn: STORE SPACE INQUIRE 200 ment, Auto A.C. heat, auto. € g bath. large utility Fg 1960 located ‘west sie 6 = pine Mh — 3 oS oo tn suti Wnom ot UA'C1eS. | Rent Office | weit, beater, Gaoeeyers: | tease ttteety cat's Sis | Sect htted ois st Gsbow Lane. Boneh ‘ype noms 5 s i | se by sors _ ~~ Rent Office Space 41 Frvitana berries, You should corage Lot is exiee. Home is eabelieet planned ranch home of § oa Bogis Lane. FW. ry ASEMEN att cour. | ~~ one. Terms masonry construc withy fire-| large bedrooms. You'll like the at- CRES hem ks a "le only, PE 53036: ‘OOP’ | MODERN OFFICES. CORNER OF proaf tile rool, Full price is ee oe an at es ee ee a ks | ee — : "ys | ER Re Pea * natural, sane fireplace sn bic-| Picture" window ful basement | Gowns {-roume ana’ bath. Oo rivate apt Close in PE 45838 or| For Rent Misc 42 E ORI pertly groomed yard flowers bclomllgy Ha. gr - soil,| entrances. $154 after 4:30 pOhed dees PAO am psen LAKE ORION ‘ard a ies. oelee teoce, 04100, terms nouemS AN AND APTS ALL KINDé. WALLPAPER REMOVERS, SAND- we ACRE OF GROUND lavatory, breezeway to 2 ‘car at- APT. HOME. Over $200 per month. 190 one house ~ ent. ye mss. ers. rug cleaners, wallpaper tools . recat 3 oe ea rome aoe ge ¢. 2 acres garden 4 apts. now rented plus 3 rms.| mixed timber. fruit LAKEFRONT rere Wiliams Co ser, | Realtors FE, 4-0528| Kitchen and double sink. Uubity | ber Tearing fruit trees. resp ond bap he overt Loe See 3 rooms and path. Private ep- room, elects hot water heater casey soup with 60x150 ft. run- apts oe traice. First floor Newly deco For Sale Houses 43) 37 5. Tele Eves. & All brand down pay-| way. Offered at $18,700 $00 yy ay Sh to- | Double brick store, house 2 rated. Well furmished Adults pre-| ~ podketot Goaperalive en gp bh ca ment, $2,000, Immediate posses-| down. SEE IT if You'LL for an ent to see| rage Good location. Guy 42.800 anres oa! FE +¢ - sion Wa IT. ot vanes $19,500, terms down. OOMS AND ‘Bar > > . rah at . wrerjpthing tereubed overet| A HOME OF YOUR PAUL A. KERN, Realtor| MODERN HOUSING | ¥4TxINS D-dedrm. | East side ¢ room, basement. water efter $ pom _ - OWN 31 Oakland Ave FE 29200 CENTRALLY LOCA summer home Large | electric. large lot, some work to PARTLY FU.ANISHED, | ROOM . eal Estate Since 1919" To schools, ¢ ql oe ee Fe . Rant bet | nose McLARTY PE 2.2163 kite! vate beth. for 2 . tion. and recreation, this lake-front home at & moders li renee - WEST SIDE - Brand new J} ROOMS AND BATH PULLY | bedrooms (14x14). :ull beth: base-| Exchange erage, shaded corner lot. $8,300. Here is a fine home in a good > pungal Liv modern. specially nice Clean re-| ment, garage ; Ul Wade $3,200 equity for am community, $ rms. & bath and s = sl met euple. Vaciitios feremped | OFLY Sy we wo mew) 1. H. BROWN, Realtor | = coing bush | REALTY CO. a heating recast, perce. Ne vercetion | ond, cutrance elncct. dotuse ‘ ' _ | 1362 W Huron FE 24810 wy ember Co-op. Real Ext, Exch. Ine Other ‘eatures Only o@-| EMCDED NMA Pham show: ROOMS CHILDREN Near Waterford High | 4 ape wor iy FE 3 ioe. with mortgage terms. er. colored Select mo. Utilities furn. OL 23-1885 BY OWNER 1x0 AY, or drop Opeh Eves. ‘til 9 Sun, 104 eak floors j ENT APT >|) an An eaceliontiy 2 ded- by in et cur office look over 1075 Huros West Iroquois complete bam pi aaseMEN cou Some Jean im tt. tee | aaa Located on | oUt photo-listings. at"our | ExT DOOR, TO" RANCH st Iroquois walls. t. ges =. we. a... wtany, oil AC beat, oak floors.| 3 jets Carpeted livng room Goor. Perhaps we can sell your A wonderful ‘anily Lome 6 furnace Paved street. sewer 4 ROCM UNFURNISHED APART-| piaster-painted walls, Prefad 6®& | nai 3 bedrooms Full path, Auto property or arrange a trade for nice rooms bath plus 2 sidewalk, water 60 foot wide ment Working couple. No ¢rink- rage available $10.950 terms. matic oi] heat Hot water heater you additional ft rooms on the lots. Aiwa me “Open” just ers PE 3-7323._ Excellent condition. $10,700 full! . -3rd fir Home is in the pink ok FSSA Wis tere Se 7 ROOMS AND BATH ALL MOD- Wa BUT Amp OLE price, $3,700 down. Call PE $820. CAMERON II, CLARK of condition and hes been mod-| = ev ern. private entrance. heat fur- dies By OWNER, NEW RANCH ortPE FE ¢6402 — and tmororet eal The obie ar be on pie ae ee sans tonsa a Geave mina nek Gane commas CEN Srepanee, Some oe ARCADIA NICHOL. IE oil furnace. 2 20 rom bus ve meek Bente Semen | S51 LVAN SHORES WM. H. KNUDSEN Reepnee, Dae fe. Sot oy ‘ andes ani sc a . Cal | pow CED home, 2 bedrooms, agg furnace, 1‘e-car garege APARTMENTS . FE 25379 . _ This Eta, iA = Rose living room 16x28, dining L. 510 Pontia: State Bank Bids ) 4 se Three rooms and bath: adults AND HARGER Co. =Y OWRER. 5 ROOMS. PART im «Drayton Area ome features ‘pine, Ph. FE 44516 1 “tre 23-3750 — Better hurry on this one _ $80_per month KG Heme 33 W. Huron 8. Ph FE 58163| betm 2 lots Fenced ._ $1250| living room, sliding door ward ro angel mage large It's @ dandy stead, East Huron St. 6:36 “tl 50 wn. Pull price E | robe closets, tile beth Includes | oo s pa) ‘Tennyson. O% Joslyn excellent wall-to-wall J ad scroeng ond 0 i's cor LAKE ORION — Enjoy year DOWER § ROOM N BIRMINGHAM, FINE SPACIOUS | Oil fumace. 2 big lots, Now only parece end coms e. oat cin a On heat. Avail A 2 story nome, West of Woodward, $2100 i “4 a wo and shrubbery ts tive }dedroom modern iske iS Adulis only "$68. Write Poo- —_ i a8 3 vedeceme | oor, fiving room| — i&, this. very desirable love. . wooded tot with the lake See ) LAKE jis paths was heat, $220 a year. | 26212 colored bath oo ro Seminole H Hills directly im’ back. Immacu- AW. OR 4 $600 down. room modern, 3! Mile radius of 3 schools, under techeq 1% car garage sebnze- e- B Colonia! should late condition gnout apt. for w couple years old. A real buy for only ooo MI lot. Needs some interior a i . . ana te a peaeaenek o8 oil furnace. plastered walls, with references, Meat, | and | 94.750. R INGH finish, Only $2,000 down. INCOME PROPERTY ‘mac with a rather basement. Ideal for retir- FE ¢1é01. 8 IRMINGHA LIST HERE START PACKING | ¢1650 DOWN toc tantly mote weed 00.6 ing couple or smsil fenily we nevent AGENCY -1| 4, Foamy, modern. —S voars oid] 1 block west of Woodward. 2 CORT M. IMBLER OWN large comfortable home 23 a ~ | 6130. Call. tod Pecresens with om neat, cree, wo-| 233 feclym | oe) yee nave heen ooking 2 ee ee EASTERN JUNIOR HIOH Adams Realty «> FE 32-7053 $ ter heater, recreation space. Y an | Real Estate Exe iow G aiee 1 yeas bens for heme is 33 ect — is only | block from this = prone, Preprctz,.*9 Crem Scie | i Sita aa ateceent: S10 | aT sender | Fourveisaod egerng tig | Fonte mee, Soot Ove- | nig yon atehe, See . rm. * b - Rent Houses Furnished 35} iste privilees Pull 3 BEDROOM uanee teres oe nearly = are located — . rooms and beth Pull bese. “~~ Shown b only. nee frame rly modern. Lot corner go there is pri- 5 ment complete with 2. } ROOM AND BATH FURNISHED VER East side. $2000 down. Full base- re vacy for both occupants. Brick Suburbtn laundry tubs, gas hot water oon ar a neers | tee ¢ fem meters trey | Stee farnace. t biock | S012) sear 3, Blvd: sme e | Large house consists of iv- bess & ieicoen bangs heater Peved street $2500 : nice a on ver rele. 4 . @ room, down gives possession Heights. ___ $oxi50° ft. lot Plenty of e WALNUT RIDGE Russell A. Nott, Realtor | iitenen ‘with breanfast, boot = ae ts bak alee of this home” so convenient ‘7. AND Pears. apples s. This home * 170 W. Pike PE 4-5008 and basement with reation oh bees free to Mores, bus; and schosis. . ishe¢ aud serauyed Ra is yours for only $3500 down 2 bedroom modern on heat. You can get “quick — Nagy - pie. Y weet of Git vie. TH % secre lot. 2 car garage. on ss aan floor and bar. Regular oil R Y NEI 2 bedroom modern. Of heat yard. Venetian blinds Basement : it may de just whet you serages -& gee ween bee AY O’NEIL, Realtor eS ee TRAILER . dasem ear| with furnace. down “hi : ve looking for. . . W. Huron ~~ aa e. garage. A eal buy . G 1. Elizabeth JCS e Estates This mey be your oppor Phone FE }-7103 or GizaN ODERN = > CO 4 3 betrese vane type homes. New 3 bedroom ranch home 5 BEDROOMS Co-eporetive Real Bate ° suburban — pies. we — of jersa po f- ng Down payments start at $900. op. ac 4 wqunearoctt and Lor sac: gg Oe ae Lincoln —— led We wou will pay eS ae “I a] ne is een an a, offerings oe mae lg gg a Magy Fase adh pr ecto oo room eash for your equity if price is _man. PE COLORED lake side subdivis > bedrooms on two story home New Nor ge a DOUBLE CABINS BY waex s Dédrooms. Modern. You can Informotion aveable at this office ist floor, 2 bedrooms on 2nd oil furnace Price eae Karp Inn one TE 2-8081 of this plac or ue | 26% W. Huron 8t. PE 5-2264 fleor basement — . atone ) c DEA - Oa 39316 | furnished “There is” s tare. po oo Open Evenings HA. heat, Large 80 foot lot John. Kinzler, Real PON: TIAC REALTY CO FURNISHED HOUSE “AND ) APART. | BIRMINGHAM BEDROOM AN ‘ a . wx onn nzier, Kealtor vy) Baldwin FE 5-8275 ment for rent Children welcome — a Treat bo eeeeems. tile bath on a: Steirs to Ms KENNEDY GILES REAL T \ CO. 670 W. Huron St PE 43525 Call_ Romeo, PLateau 2-2360.___ | potntm ¥ | tshed ang Pull basement. fenced REALTOR If no answer Ph FE 20829 | ONE ACRE FOR RENI FOR YOUR VACA. | TDAMsS Rie ALTY CO. yerd ly $3,800 dawn. $68 = — 92 W. Huron FE $6175 | Open Eves till 8 Age e . tion by week or semi-month?} monthly. Owner MI 4-9356 eo ES i me Open 9 til 9 | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange, 5 BEDROOM with large living Beautiful 3 bedroom home on 382 Auburn Ave FE +3093 | SIRMINOWAM | OWNER. TRANS. cB +e -| and dining rooms, sum parlor, full rally ciel ten ca — _— a - of ont ° Lake Orion Frontage Saree eet cae wax: aay Cone u sale ac a garage on! i f boat, relerences required. $100 per floor ‘vestibule ll ‘Beit in 951,| EAST SIDE, 6 ROOM MODERN Humphries 3 bedroom modern ae the caty limite. tam con be __week. FR ¢0Ms $10,500 fo, down. Kurth- Real; bome, ocak painted walls} ping POR TWO! Close to Cass| Dasement and oll furnace Rec: ee LAKE HOMES AND APTS RUS Estate in living room, combination storm Lake, 3 lots aoa neat-00-4-5 -a-pin 2's basement facing CN ; ae sell H. Young Agency. PE #1444. windows. screens and doors, jove- noane il Wlaatria and | lake. $10,509 with terms HUNTOON LAKE beore 6 43 iar: OFFERS BY OWNER ee ve eer, three| eater included. On blacktop road. 3 BEDROOM ranch home with at- WODERR 5 ROOM) AND BASE- Lakefront cottage. 561 Hillside Dr. necks, store aad bus, COrege.| 95.500 wih 61.000 down. Acreage tachet 1' car . fall ba: Lan Dg oF — : mag Bigs oo Brendel Leake. Off M-50. 12 miles yeem sede ‘ t @ end %e acres ment oil ed sir heat : ee vo 3 Bedrooms-Paved Street| fom yy Shown Sun. 10} aulp. water heat, large bedrooms Hu hries 4 rooms modern except tud. Onif| Poon? oe wn kitchen W Vigreed “ts fooma and. beth «oom modern home, full sy" GWMER 7 BEDROOM HOME | Cau i Sppetinens “Ni a mp 000 with terms | Sreakiast "bape tod ceramic e x needs some finishing tant? ETH LAKE ESTATES. bath, Only *. Sleeps 6. Will rent for se oe Tee Concert end | oa private take. Reasonable dows — very nice section. Belt im it, CARROLL G. PORRITT| ssses cow permanentjy. Call Detroit, “Town Schools. $8,000. §1.700 down. payment or trade. OR 3-6529. this spotiess 1% story 26% West Huron. PE 2-714 . BY OWNER, 3} BEDROOM HOME. | g11zaBETH LAKE ESTATES we pom, {ile be eit age a Eve__Call_ PET) WILLIAMS IL AKE n Unf 36| North Side gee tect, 8 min fem Gone): Eve vetreem with wutiful | SSODERN HOME, ¢ ROOMS WITH| 3 BEDROOM. large living room Rent ouses n urn. Boders 8 — town Pontiac. FE 40368. stairs to unfinished for ad- eer bee to 4% | bath, ‘and breezeway. Fur-| with natural firepiace, dining rm. ~ home im excellent pie § 5 ROOM SPARISH 8. Has tile bath rae a ae ls, 817.000. 128 E Liv-| and large kitchen with lots of 3 BEDROOY HOME LEASE RE- Newly decorated. modern Le gy Ay y a - —— _erty, Milford, Mich. +2531. fini conse, master, pogrecm quiret, PE 40808 hen, full ent — = gS | frame bemes te m this ares. Space - Y EQUITY In 2008E 82500 landscaped on paved road. ¢ ROOMS WITH BATH, FULL new ges furnace, storms "Setholie and Lutheran | for recreation room in good 1aage).—., ump ries aah lane SISTR FE 1-Ane7 coy $3500 down. basement cil heat FE 2-0040 screens, insulated. vhurehes Tg basement. on for further 4 ~~ fs 8 after 6 p. poreh and atavestrouahs. 3 _ ee oe this O BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY ae $2,000 IN ¢ ROOMS IVAN W PALOMINO PARADE GELDING, 7 gees, $2008 down a: NOME tm scenic weeded 3% sere | car garage. snede toes. I biesk Uispesttion -spocistely, “Sands. can | Income r [ E GEORGE R. IRWIN the studio fiving. room, "31, ft Het - oo © SCI {I .AM jamp. $600 3: 4 N. Adams Bir- Tppoartment: consisting of 4 HAR : ww Se a ggg meee room on main "nd aK a gh — FE 50101 or PE 2-0644 Streamlined ‘kitchen, Oouble ga-|3 bedrooms. living foom. pic- REAL Tos NEW 75 andy gad toll = ape: rage with circular drivewa West, ture w ws sear Auburn FE 5-5091 ae pons manee ond floor sleeping room | TT mice 0x00 ft. built | OT Le. vive Rooms. oas| Anytime vali. OE Roighte, Welt cnt cove ‘Seustde. | 22% W. Waren &. Eve. FE 59009 , cS . A. 5 . - - —~ vance PE 23773 third Moor, now showme | in. "82 Site down or even less. heat Private Call after | = ° ‘ LL Pont heat ga. | Act fast. op, m. : ° a nncomy, Realtor ' Mere en Ns weekly. De: rae. sLocpted ‘10 "muitos | waNDYMAN WANTED to do 0 Ite Hum TL se + Texas 41210, eee te in G. 1. BRICK line. $13,700, terms. | er | Seiteor Woemnt W188] Lovety 3 bedrm hdme located F ah Soe Bloomfield Highlands : stores ful’ light bsmf., for | 63 N. Telegraph Rd, Open Ev : WITH HOT NOt PLATE AND DECORATOR to pep up select “sak floors, | Co-operatiye Real Estate Exchange Velerana WATERFORD i It Pays to See COLONIAL 2 sous Pao ‘ . : NORTH Sag ag Froncis:"Bad” Miller REALTOR, FE 2-8316 WARD E. PARTRIDGE] Washington Park 6 room, ranchtype. Full basement, garege. Only $1,000 down. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 2 «UW~ éLewrence a a ie ee saat THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1954 i ! Bi i} GAYLORD ee eae SS ee “BUD” Nicholie REAL ESTATE WEST WALT N is it ot i i i? ——— o- O eo} a 3 Zz a a 8 a] p-§ > ® a. 17 H ? 32: be i windows and screens Terms wE TRADE - WE SELL DORRIS & SON Realtor Co-op Members 732 W. Huren FE ¢1557 3 BEDROOMS ry e af if i 2 ae a 3 Hy ad fr : i ill ee & 7 on % acre. Clintonville _ Immediate possession. $8950 FULL PRICE Bouth $1000 DOWN. AN 4 country life. Time to start gar- den bath . and Cie aeee bleck, . garege. e ve gd Carroli Lake Sud. Genes 10% DOWN For a G I. only 10 per cent down | us mortgage costs. Levely 2) room home with stairway to | attic Gas heat . . PONTIAC MOTOR | @ Room modern bungsiow. exce!- | lent conditiwm tile . Only $2200 down . JOSEPH. F. REISZ 53% W Huron & rE 20260 Eve MI 44419 Y BEDROOM RANCH HOME. GA- rage. “ acre, nicely landscaped OR 31136 and garage. Less than teh sand Terms FE 17-7014 5 Acre Parcel smal] barn. fruit trees PE $1301 or FE 23-1372 “BUD” Nicholie REAL ESTATE 1 ACRE em exterior with septic tank, and well Well and water pump ered ot 85.196, with $500 down Two bedroom po og 72x40. Finished exterior y Lecated on eS neighborhood red st (650 ¥ $500 down North End of City and bath, plastered walls, hardwood fivors basement. . gas hot water heater, block After ERN BUNGALOW. blinds. tile $ ROOM MOD v we rford $850 DOWN 6 room some has stoo; and ‘ shower Lot 462165. Priced rea “BRIDGE LAKE ng By Pye mg 3 gr a ALUET, Realtor e Resi Metete Bpmeere, heat, gh x = Dixie with $2500 CUCKLER REALT Ever ve fara, Fe sais, 5 ACRES. 4 MOD- ern house. Clarkston area $5800. with terms 4 room 2 acres close to not complete. +e to sel] with only $500 down | George Marble, Realtor 6261 Andersonville Rd Waterford PHONE OR _ 3-1268 WEST SIDE BRICK 2 FAMILY 6 rooms and bath each, all large rooms, ‘ull basement, hot air heat | uafin- ished attic. Could be com verted into 4 family. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT ®. Saginaw St. FE 54-8165 beth, ges) ? auf i | i ; : aii E 5 g i —Buckinghem. OR 30138. 00 For Sale Resort Prop. 45 © | NICE CABIN lie Pontiac bunting. MY Good fishing MILES PR tod’ eet Sale Saburban Prop. 45 Large Fa A anew 2c hou. se 612 mily Home TERFORD TOWNSHIP jays ip such a way that 1 acre makes «a top the r 10 acres are fiat and fertile. This is the for « y. chickens or @ cow or two. % mile te school (& r arten to {2th grade}. 058. ull 8 Sundars 15 For Sale Lots down. 1 Ww. West Suburban BRAES OF BLOOMFIELD Zz OTTER LAKE. R 2 FUNNY BUSINESS ‘ by Hershberger “Jimmy pitched 5 innings and now we gotta get him back in his room before his mother discovers he's missing!” Business Opportunities 51 & rE z For Sale Farms 48 POR SALE OR EXCHANGE 68 bern " on —— he —y bowee. oe oe 2 tae ‘Progeny FW" Dusters _Sea__66 W. Mure M. 3@ 2 mi. west of US 23. Thirty m te Pontiac, Ann Ar- bor. Flint. 3 bedroom house. onegger i outbuildings, schoo! ; eo pays taxes; 63.000 crops included s OXFORD AREA @ acres with 6 room house. Other \ : Faget 38 s 5 : 0 FEET FRONTAGE. WELL RE- STRICTED, WITH ALL’ PLANS AND SALES SUBJECT TO AP. PROVAL OF OWNERS LOTS HAVE LAKE PRIVILEGDS On ON CASS LAKE RD. *% OF A MILE SOUTH OF LAKE RD. F. C. Wood Co. Corner of Williams Lake [s) 235 ALL LOCATED ELIZABETH e with Oxtord. LAKEFRONTS DO YOU WANT a 2 bedroom |ake- romt that ’ $5 ROOM HOUSE. BATH, STOKER = = a beat in city Low down vayment. SPECIALS PE 5-46 Over one acre. Excetient fertile 2 BED? 0) soil and ve conveniently lo- Nice tor couple with 2 smaii| cated. “Only $15 dn. and $15 mo” children 900. $1,900 dn Pay- A little land and better liv- ments $49.50 mo. FE 41482. ing.” — For Sale Lake Property 44) |. 11. BROWN, Realtor ALA YEAR ROUND MODERN 6 The One to See for the Best Selections L. C, LADD HOMESITES of Alt Types Low Price se 100 ft. frontage on good neigh! i borhood Large good road BOATS AND BAIT Boat livery. dock, 10 bidg. & eq on good your chanc business with 62,650 BUSINESS Wes site. Hem Ay ee 000, terms. “4 Ww. Le e 0 All for dow t of Pontiac Over 800 Next to Consumers active resort area Here is f @ small only $5,650 a. CORNER ft: gt peved tuding 6 va: 4 acres of jand. or mfg. $35.- FLOYD KENT, Realtor Open Eves. Power Let's get 2 or rent 3 and with BOWLERS Attention! or 5 or 6 men just a little maker with and open hemtine Al ansWere mu Box 74 AGED MAN AND WIFE HAVE - to or lease ‘drive-in cafe or tourist camp. Call Holly 6802 BUSY RESTAURANT SALE. Mi vine a oney guaranteed at oat he, bail oa eee Sens piagier Mad ae “toees pemes- Mes voy Pg ae “a poi __ ti 3:30 p.m, PE §-0512 after 4._ rage Tees reg He ms A ad $70 Do Lake teniae Ham ar aed ae hot water cres—$/0 wn ss eerie ae Rees In 8 moe fee ae oe to fo! alse 0hn65 on sige Toad. CHO with ‘Wo.b00 ‘down. bub and polse. Some lovely shade| ter, ay — ; ve trees. Only eTown 910 down 2 BA no longer « A re : that sisg has 110 %. of jake eeods pares Cenctten Pe Po e. 30 A. living room. 3 bedveom S ecsee of taege hardweoa tm. vine. Deeg ap AnslOn | Otte eee, | ber and 1 acre of elesred land for i weed Deore f med. backen. Ort, garden space. Located on &| Complete with trucks for 500, $3,000 down. ° "WE ALGO HAVE. the season with . s VE ALSO HAVE Ry ioe selling. LAKE FRONT LOT | A ‘very iarge setection of butiding| fine “sti and < tH Located’ on Whipple Lake end har- ysites with wide frentages. Bome May 2 a PE 6-412! ine 118 !t. lake frontage. 248 high- paved road. +Some FOR SAL wav frontage 379 deep on one y frolliig. All with good iy Laserne. Michigan, PE 2-7022 5 on the other, The éyetnage : and cosy to get goed after 6 pm. of ab da highwa om 3, "are4 this sum- —-_ Ey ‘oa. en- SA aie PE ae SR penton Sa hee iroux & Hicks L. C LADD raster ot wn Eves “til §—Sunday 4286 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-2361 ea miles wer al teed bas — Sy 2 PN ell oestar'y he ARDEN PLOWINI NG -—LOADING DIRT ARMING ~- GRADING and Allied type of used equipment al terms you can BLACKETT, INC. YOUR FERGUSON DEALER Press, Box Ld MAJOR OfL COMPANY HAS SERV- for lease ven, aad ¢ man sent up first tes incom xperienc belp P es eet dealers. es immediate 2. Liberal $3.- @ the Pontiac Press “for “tee Gown which are level im HILTZ NEVER HAD A e = : a [2-1-5 ee UANCE s “ maw 100 x 130 (rE ses” Oe) ee a Ideally located, clone to Ponuse | Sale Busmess Property 49| Si, ',*,reommmsible pany, have Bor Tine goa vores “ins eh | pom gare om wire! ¢ in noaTE bee enjoy living in Excellent m | foom liv quarters, Heart of JOSEPH F. REISZ gage rating with 4% per cent | a, —- Cau Me- 53% W. Huren st on cae ae oon rol | FOR OR LEASE WITH < on AMBITIOUS 4 Acres on a hill goom living quarters. Beart of | Sed’ cqsinlia lor toe. FE Leok for miles in any direction| MA 5-0811 +0007. ou choose, Overlooking s lake. | FOR i B aa road with good soil.| im Luserne. Michigan. FE 23-7022 ’ we. | _sfter 6 p. m. or al] day L. C. LADD ‘ PLANT. MEAT MA a ar Tl ge 4286 Dixie Hwy ei Coe ca nena ite: = une hen | Pontiac T mi 3006 Pontics Re FED Suaties = Write oo ac | rare TO THE RIGHT MAN WHEN eee Poy sare Re | ease a wan YOU WANT TO BUY A BUSINESS L OR ! WITH SEWER ith — “\Gese Lane Ra. at ten Fine investment, Pass roi! A SWEET : _@n waterway to Cass Lake, $1195; $8. little deal just made to order oie eee OR 30113. : for you. A busy driven that has and water sewer) Light Manufacturing Both tncide ted cure service, te JUDSON BRADWAY COMPANY | 350 f Frontage on Dizie Hwy. summer Showing good gross that Majestic Bldg. Detroit. WO39700| An attractive 2 year old Sep costly be tnseconed. Guy 08- LOTS OF LOTS WITH LAKE PRIV. | 22500 with office space and 208 down on business, fleges on Union Lake. Middle and room, Gas heat, plenty of storage| and equipment. Upper Straits Lakes Open Sun- a, ne, Ee tiee days. od eee wih Si) down. TRADE YOUR HOME ee se eek ITE ON TAVERN, HOTEL LARGE LOT IN BLOOMPIELD It's a wonderful deel you! om Devonshire near You’ bave a big tavern with _Rutherford. FE 45468. BROS beer & wine take-out, modern 7 OTS 3 X M0 ON PAVEMENT It quarters and a small healed SS cette poet eae eal a : ® , Sun : NEAR LONG SCHOOL,| Phone OR 3iéT2 or OR Tive9 | Met_us tell you more about it. ALSO SOME NEAR | WALTO we Dixie Highway atertord| Gerful opportunity re .VD. AND UP. D . LOTS COMMERCIAL 1. WEST wick sale with only $18,000 down. WILLIS M. BREWER Valenaine Eat. ety es ee Roosevelt Hote! AVEMs (NT. Sod ° PE osist “ PE 29532 __part. Inquire 34) N. Perry. One of the big 3. Located in NICE BUILDING LOT AND 3 CAB- Opportunities sehaat Winrustan lasee ine, Lake privileges, EM 3003, | Business = 51 US about 0 miles from ‘Pontiac ter FALLS — | meeting (arag tne and, cyuim | Sppointment_ tote BARBER SHOP POR BALE Goop | WARD E. PARTRIDGE BEAUTIFUL POLLING HOME) location low rent FE #4075. | OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS SITES THAT AVERAGE OVER | ns ARING HOUSE BIGGEST & BEST | A boat livery with over 20 boats to rent and over a 4 ft. cruiser to take pleasure business on lake. It has the equipment necessary to oper- ate one of the largest and hottest fishing » the lakes — v ing for ets. junch room. 4 it rooms, park m0 of water fromtege. eaves quar- 8 months a year and nets out. Requi $25,000 dn.. Sw oo tate, equip, & all. No. 1 ‘ STATE-WID Money to Loan 53 (Stete Licensed Lenders) Up to $500 CASH for You Today 30.000 FAMILIES IN PONTIAC — and Oakland County heve bor- rowed from Buckners im the last 37 years. BUCKNER'S i8 THE LIABLE UP-TO-DATE COMPANY ALWAYS WELL Berner FINANCE COMPANY above W +064) Corner SN Se-tinaw «nd Hures Dra: Plains Dixte wev Across from of. Phone OR 3-127! $100 On Your Name Only QUICKL past worthy pur- cred? is all you nee~ to $5600. m one day GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORPORATION 69 W. Huron Street Phone FEderal 3-7181 | WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 jap Brags Bm Boni problems. ran and repay in small FINANCE CO 716 Pontiac State Bank Bidg Ph. FE 4 15% GET CASH QUICKLY LOAN CO. FE 2-9206 | 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG LOANS Without Endorsers H 3 ssae* 3 = | FAST SERVICE HOUSEHOLD. Morey to Loan 53 ___ (State Licensed Lenders) CASH PROMPTLY o PROVIDENT LOAN pt a , Home & Auto Loan Company Conran Co. y 30 E. Lawrence FE 2-7131 EA NA 22 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. ie TO 9600 Ph © obester. OL " Quick, friendly Service red tape Baxter & Livingstone fret lel 2 wEege °8 s atte if OR } —tet tet Oserge OXFORD TRAILER SALES Pontiac Chiet 2 MOBILE HOMES te 5 Hlutchinson’s Trailer Sales 615 Dizi _Mighway Drazton Piains Royal Oar Li + ' Dort Highway. Fiint PARKHURST Court & Sales ? Tratler Pk | new tate ergs ot sreeiee! FINANCE | ve ae, Lendmoneer, Bester, |. «Ow a te Big. UTO GLASS Sale Land Contracts 52| 2" ™ | risers we qovtten tata ene case “nah wtsat ries -Dleed. Money? | E" Es to 5 7 ya to. : Pants $25 * $500\= e have 6 used trailers 17 to 37. | ° First OR +1201 | Also Corner '' Mile & Woodward | | NO. MON DOWN! ’ Our plan is ethical, honest and true. 1948 CHEVROLET up. : ; . No money down. Kies gourle me) 65734 A MONTH fl ‘wpe Wiha Sr $27. SRE eer MATE Keller-Koc “Pixar PLAN CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER BRAID MOTOR SALES Woodward ot Lv, Mule Rd. » EE Cass ot West Pike bs ~~ ved yy) r Aine. 2 TOP 666 FOR MY enanp CARS. ae endition. By owa oan vie Sa “i THE HIGH DOLLAR | // M" meme gamer ge] oul pay oa Dinie fey. vara H. J. VANWELT in Cperrlet Bel ic ban —________ OR _ 1s ed in bronse gold See M&M Motor Sales metalic wim bees ee oat For dollar om late model cars nylon tntertor Fully 2671 e Hwy. OR_ 303 - . factory in- A Price for Your Car 3 mm DIXIE Hwy It's a Dream . .Only $1277 Dont Give led Community Motor Sales © geet : 004 N. Main Bt Rochester i, Gian» OL 30311 Open ti 10 pm to pey ; Glenn's Motor Sales wh CHEVIE WEROLIDE. FUL- 234 8. Saginaw St FE +7371 | iy equipped. A-1 shape, FE 5-#010. “TRAE Gans REMAP NON | curevnouET. 6 4, DOOR DE v i Sundeve cal) FE 54439 pred as fender skirte st Py ’ 4 = oh cellent ot -easone % rr CARS FOR PARTS . wow Dout-An REVROLET CUTE, COURE. MOTOR MART light, K with white top ery ar U eer feeen 7 30 om end 1) pm be or Sale sed Cars hind Jet Be $299, 1953 Chévrolets ee _ Choice of 15 Trade-ins, 2 Drs., 4 drs, 1 Air Sport Coupes Big Choice of Colors As Low as S95 or your old car down 150 More New Car Trade-ins MICHIGAN'S » FINEST ~~ ag Ponte it er Just | See Community Motor Sales Bt Set open wn eS et CHEVE WAGON 1934 Deluxe with . radio, heater, Many oth- accessories, Only 2600 miles. like new, BH. J. VanWelt. OR ca: or wi er x o trade Cameron, off stone "C M” 196@ Chevrolet Styline De- 2-door a are core oe It Today ...... ic SEs &P ae ? ’51 CHEVROLET "CSC M” Beautiful penal finish Radio ang heater. A rea) beauty | alge special deluxe = : 150 More chimmering martin Dive. 3: New Car Trade-ins & one owner car is ” equipped wih costem rim M ICHIGAN S c—- gg OR coe THE BIO PAVED LOT signals.” PLUS Dynafiow. WOODWARD AND 1) MILE’ ROAD See It Today. .Only $1177| 31 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2 door Radic heater and | powerglide clean ‘ _, Extra a West Side’ Used Cars 23 W Wurer Pe «oes 1952 Chevrolets Choice of 15 Beautiful Cars 2.Drs.. 4 Drs., Bel Air Sport Coupes As Low as D895 $195, or your old car, down 150 More New Car Trade-ins MICHIGAN’S FINEST | THE BIG PAVED LOT | ON THE CORNER OF | WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD gp hy ig yg BE | Meve “et cL @ie and heater. 878 Scott Rad, "CM" Demonstrators. New Car, Offers for Only .....$387 1947 Chevrolet sport master nod po oa Exceptionally . rebuilt en- sine. fog lights, practically Dew tires. excellent chrome. goood deluxe heater. New ¢ seat covers, vacu- matic shift. . See It Today ..Only $387 Community Motor Sales a4 OL 28311 Open “ui granter CHEVROLET, 5) BEL-AIR DR pover-eiide, f000 mies * DE CHEVROLET. D Ux CLUB 1 Pe . DEL coupe. 1 condition Al) acces. sorties, Lo _sher dpe ene FE 25301 1953 BEL AIR SPORT COUPE [ort Ee executive's car. 1600 MI 46643 + : . CH White Carson bie ae top Nasbee New motor, We have ‘47 through * _ Hudsons “* =i _te PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL; 6.8 hers ge te ress, | _For Sale Used Cars 61/CARNIVAL | by Dick Turner| “Sale Used Cars 61| Sale Used Care" 61] Sale Used Cars 61) For "NG | Bright | (CA HAROLD TURNER| CY MONEY | , OF BIRMI|NGHAM 'S3 Cadillas Cpe. DeVille : | ‘o 4 | Po were te | toa Pagina DOWN |] |= cose | QT L Gia7 |||. Bee Se ere ’S3 Olds, Super 88 Sed. Al Z a Our plan is ethical, honest and true. 53 Olds. Holiday Cpe. im WeR4g ; ss _ Mercury Monterey, et DODGE ’$3 Ford 8 Tudor PtAsy Come in and check the iss aaa ond = wvacdiinn radio & heat. S80 PURE 8.40.0 on a0ecrees ome) you can Or ee rie = , - , nS iles. 1950 Plymouth 2 dr. ......... ss| tioned, = Warfarer. Bright bive finish. clean | 'S4 Stude. Champion 2 dr. Nivea, Harold Tur ner Ford er, 5,000 miles feamiiite atta 2 ous} Trockt:Grote:-Ge Pt Say 4 heater. eseeh loc Bui a hay “For the Best in W| heels and Deals.” 53 Ford Convertible, = ecatition ‘he | "53 Buick 72R Sed. Pan, 100 DeBoto 4 A. essen vs : * ae, ’ Suy Fordomatic, radio and ones <- ses | 51 FORD F-6, 2 ton 24 A MONTH ‘52 Stude. Starlite Cpe. 4 You Can] Drive a heater. — = han Fs oe dump ‘532 Olds, Custom 98 Sed. tw? 1953 FORD ‘53 Pontiac Convertible, “a ay Chassis aw pian) — Keller-Koch , . hydramatic, radio and $295 52 Pont. Chief 8 Sed. ; . heater 'S2 GMC 3% ton CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER | | With $285 down,| 24 mos. at $38.25 ‘M0 Cher, getam Detwvery pickup 1 Bae $2 Merc, Monterey Sed. —Selection | of Colors— ’52 Pontiac Catalina, hy- @ Cat Yenstie ‘49 CHEV. % ton pickup — 52 Ford Custom 8 Sed. dramatic, radio, heater “= "48 FORD Long Wheel '§2 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. “ Convertibles Specials! x weneeee: Riemenschneider Bros. | * Base . Been onto poeta ne Poans Chaat 8 Sed YY si Feed 8 Cos 0 47 Pont Cl Cpe. 9 heater, 1000 walee DODGE- _ | '3STUDE. ¥; ton pickup, , :™ . : ’51 Ford OAV. oes ’47 Pont. PO. coeee T, 10, ues. miles 51 Buick S6R Hardtop | '26. 52 Ford, Red .....$1399] 40 Ford 2 dr. «00+. $53| +53 Ford Country Sedan, | PLYMOUTH |. “™ : cl, 1 MEA Service, tne. '53 Ford, Black ....$1,999) "41 Buick 4 dr. ....... $55 radio and Seates : 232 S. Saginaw St 52 FORD F-6, 2 ton dump 52 Pont. Convertible “You're sure this is positively the undies you have— 2 rate ae oenes a bord ae ee 2 Fora € Phone FE 29181 'S1 CHEV. 34 ton "5 possibly protective again atomic ash?” son Conv: .... rys, fF. ceces or ountr an, . pickup _ paper a, eae: °$1 Chev. Conv. ..... $999} 48 Chrys. 4 dr. ..... He radio & ater ’47 INT'L, 2 ton dump _|’ ev. Deluxe 2 dr. Used Cars 61) F Cers 61} 52 Chev. Conv. ....$1,399} '47 Stude. 4 dr. ...... 199} , . 1082 PONTIAC CHIEF 4 DR. .sE-| , a 54 ee Sl lathe Eucec, 53 Chev, Sedan, 8000 | "Sey Hit Paitin, Scr ize | ‘$1 FORD 74 ton panel BE) ee oronet oe 53. Oldsmobile LOW Coupe ......00+. $299] miles. ped Call after #00 FE SISO” | "SOGMC 34 ton pickup ’S1 Ford Custom 8 Sed. as '47 Desoto 4 dr. ..... $199} 52 Ford Sedan, radio & mee | Bereerets| Wh BANK RATES Jo ron 2 ur ....-855) cue a ‘| '50 Buick Super Sed, ures $2,095 Y <2 F = mission, 6 5 Bobden Motors 321 They re | t ’ ‘ord Tudor, radio ’ ’ 50 Olds. Super 88 Sed. 150 More Sh 9 "A |" BUYS and heater. For Sale Used Trucks 62 ‘ A-l Buys’ M41 'S0 Buick Spec. Sed. +... New Car Tradesins Op 5 ; ‘51 Mercury Tudor, radio 7 '49 Pont. Chief 8, 2 dr. MICHIGAN’S ’52 Ford Country — '51 Pont. Chieftain Deluxe| nd heater, Mercomatic, Tr uck CY ’ FINEST We have the finest Sedan ........ 2 Perro $799) 15) x < . . rors conom 2d: | ge ENED og | settee [sis j 34 Sil seria anna] Sle Sees | Specials ‘49 Hudson Super 6 Sed. | WOODWARD AND 1 MILE RoaD| in the long 22-year | ‘49 Ford 2 dr. 8 ..... $299 Station Wagan $1,099 - OWENS '48 Nash Amb. Sed "3, OLDe SUPER @ TUDOR HY-} history of OLIVER | ’49Pont. Chieftan 52 Ford Vic. ...4..$1,199] 50 Mercury Tudor, radio | +49 Chev, Sedan Delivery coe Ms, | Beapeeeerees] ROTORS | gay fit] Pad So fe 6 ene S57 | Yo Fn Dae ENE eh MA eHioe, rolets and Fords with | ’49Cadillac 4 dr. 62 $899) ° Wagon ......+.- $544] ‘5! Buick Super Sedan, | 46 Dodge 74 T. Panel 147 S. Saginaw St. 49 Dodge Custom Sed. ens 1951 of iymouth _— radio oe heater for |{’51 eno or oa "49 Plym. Cl. Cpe. oe radio, heater, Dynaflow. $195 ee ’ r Bias only , with no wit eeeeeee *§2 Plym. 4 dr. ed A -$5 "51 Buick S ial Sedan, 5 4 48 Chev. Club Coupe Bhas ra Aas AT W. PIKE) down payment. 1951 |'51 Ford Vic .......- $899) 'SONash 4 dr. ...... $599! radio sai Mater ” ee eau '47 Pont. Chief 8 Sed. Pontiacs and Buicks, |’52 Buick Riviera 51 Stude. 4 dr, ..-...$599] ; A-l A-l FACTORY ging fa & ive tug sone 4 drs. and 2 drs., ra- 4 dr. ..cceces. $1,444] °51 Ford Custom 2 dy $599] ‘50 Ford Tudor, radio and} 50 Ford % T. Panel ae he FR , CHOOSE Need 46 to ‘3 car "Sh =< and heater. Only |'S1 Chav 2 dr. Dix. . .$699 heater. $495 & A one finance. 5 down, 18 months 5 OFFICIALS tae ee ee — ee 50 Chev, Club Coupe, at $44.46. Also, for those who are in need of transportation, we 46 Chev. % T. Panel $295 YOUR QWN TERMS radio and heater. ’°S1 Pontiac Tudor, radio ote “MONEY 1949 Plymouth Harold | Turner Dart . Radio, 995 down 52 Chev. 1 T., Pickup ihr ~ | BRAIDS Cass aT W. PIKE have a fine selection and heater. $795 MAKER FE LARRY y Cher BS models, s ia goed Fo ra 0 Ford Club Coupe, ra-| °53 Chev. 4 T. Pickup Credit. Union. —_qhostiae ; . _ io, heater & white- $995 . ’SO CHEVROLET JEROME Finance Co. of Packers ar “ham... renning condition. : : wale. % T. Panel aan oa Rochester Ford Dealer or Your Bank 6 Packard Far 20000: Our cars are all TWO LOC] ATIONS: ; 52 Chev. 14 T. Pane , NO MONEY DO f ey W 46 Mercury Sedan, radio $795 or *, Ri ‘Btreamiiner § RAH . er ; TE LS sae po abty > checked, 464 oodward & | “snd heater. . — | JEROME 2 Duk Orava Bam. yee band ie. We want or |S. Wood rd 13 13 Mile Road '48 Dodge Sedan. radio & 51 Chev. S695 Delivery WE E 7 ° wa ge n, radio & FORD. “47, EXCELLENT, RADIO, OLDS-CADILI AC “Bob” Boles Auto Sales customers to be — M ; CARS” _ On heater. 24 k KIMBALL 2-0181. - Berne rm more trucks to choose ; aes, veer Sice PE 3-052 eee sf Segue, ot cee | SE = a sag: Poerntnge al Bi ingham °50 DeSoto Sedan. Radio from. All bargains. Bros. a j "FORD 3 DOOR, SHARP _waY| “*™ Carn 2m 8, Saginaw , ’ tisfacti & heater. | __ Your Nash r __de seen anytime 347 Sate St _ | =o —eacury CLUB COUPE 9 9 5 > 9 jereae ll canine For Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Cars 61 MICHIGAN’S ___ 85 W, LAWRENCE AT Cass _ 0 Tee Kocematie, “i000 mire me i ad 2? 4 We're open from 8 ’ '47 Plymouth Club Coupe, i Sale Motor Scooters 63 ht “Gasn down payment ne ase ~ ATTENTIONS "CSC mM" a.m. to 9 p.m., call or 1980 PONTIAC PONTIAC Special Deluxe. drop in anytime and poet wetere $B apr} Mr. & Mrs. Public tion, $135. «2 Belle We Are Open! "1 e ¢rive the car of your CATARINA RETAIL i They're build a new sewer out You ll find noth- choice with no obli- Radio, heater, atic, white Not a “Rough Rider” in| Dope 4 1982 FORD oo eo Yoga are open ing on our lot gation. nals, 1 oo acta ‘Sues Tue ts the lot. Come in today : Country Sedan ond rig new cftering core be that will make . —*s STORE and try out the car of|’ ; ings per unit. Here are only two you question why Good cars, fairly Huron Motor Seles your choice. ae ket eon, 151 Pirmouth 4 dr. we sell a LOT of priced, sell and we're | os w. murce | This ts one of those | 1900 DeSoto Convertible ed care. proud of our present it Nees ccs | MIKESAUTOSALES | “WaTCH used car stock. (In- | FOREAG A WYDRAMATIC, GOODWILL ( 'Y 00 otra sani | PERCU RT te NOTERET. cideatally, we're USED CARS “Fiosgs et Sabet ok od 1000 | CHEV? 2. 2 DOOR, NEEDS some bod $205. 148 Ford ee $395 abies oe Ee, git te Used Cars and Trucks ack Habel Chevrolet weomay AT COTTAGE IONE FE 44546 "51 MERCURY Buy With Confidence @ Wucesd COMMODORE. with backamatic TWO DOOR SEDAN Radio heater and overdrive. Orie- inal grey finish without a scratch. 5 god 150 More 1954 Plymouth Belvedere 3.000 Miles Radio and Hy-Drive. Save $400 Tradin’ Fools.”) |- OLIVER Motor Sales Your Buick Dealer FE 2-9101 Orchard Lake Ave. and Williams Street gave, a a 2 * equity. be seen M1 Pirst Ave. prod 4 2 1 acaba dio, heater, excellent condition. FE 3-7200 2014 Voorhies, Chere “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY” Dollar for Dollar a or You can’t beat the PRICE or CAR to be found on our lot. It’s QUALITY that counts! OWENS Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4101 ’49 PONTIAC New Car Trade-ins MICHIGAN’S FINEST a. ae 51 Chev. Panel = BIG PAVED 3 WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD ’49 Ford cab and chassis ....06- $395 PETER aan pe Pam ™ | 49 International oe Panel ..cccccoe- apr . we perfect 52 Ford pickup .... _Behw pI Tc Our late model 48 International ot , ", DELUXE « Do Koei fa asa New Car Trade-ins BR A jiMour So anseiie | Be RS MICHIGAN’S Seas radio, pester direc: and heater, will J FINEST iN THE BIO PAVED LOT Mies oS oer Bb ON THE CORNER OF ar] WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD 3 Kew tires & ‘61 MERCURY. CLUB 1 Yaa — aot Soho GUND iseasscseslecnsncve-3 vatur me $295 150.More -_ abt Si wife De rw. PIKE| =. fre ester “a door, radio heater and Gyromatic Drive One 150 ae: . New Car Trade-ins ; armen jeep ; us gee ins - 1004 Caryater ® fone. n TICHIGAN'S wie ars NO M-»4 ALL, OF THIS PLUS HYDRAMATIC PONTI AC Spee ; fon, Wilson GMC 7 FINEST 15" peut us ae pou . See It Today seeeee .$1077 RETAIL Ree these beauties. 809 S. Woodward mooeatsuSes MLE none“ fi00e Hecount, Jim Burns Deer Buck o Community Motor Sales 1963 Chrysler New Yorker geluxe. $) FE 4-4531 RAE alae town. vith, a Ww. fi SR ic OL 28311 on ah om STORE heater | sate a pranemission. oe ~ “ 7 : "a ORD. F. 6 TRACTOR. Bi rire clean. L0¥| Used Cars and Trucks - 19gh Guster eaJcttet, Rast be ‘ Me STE LE ack Habel Chevrolet teens. veautil scoihen. 63 srectory Branch = toe sreaais 1c ae CY" mort sige mar et Phone FEST17__| ou ena mates ¢ oom, soe 28h ‘CM Tee wt. seta SS Ce Pe " =F] Clarkston |, RY, | 90 8. Perry ve tom rad _ ey: seer ale yea MICHIGAN’S 1949 Olds Convertible All This for Only $477 Dn. 1981 Pickun | Community Motor Sales Your Old Car Down om Rete & a em.| Many Other Bargains ii To Choose From - : TAGadbeako DELUZE MOTOR SALES mas FINEST — an veller-Koch 7 Wooewsra. ah ity pale Ba. aTL New. . a6 Merry A Ai DAY . @ et.) THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, ‘APRIL 20, 1906 ; — MODEST MAIDENS ~ By Jay Alan | For Sale Miscellaneous, 72| For Sale Miscellaneous 72 , COURT LUMBER | S333 GSS SESSA EE oes BUILDING SUPPLIES tea “te oon? p.m. at auc _ Michigan Auction ie Mart, Inc. Oriea te, taices 80 Mili rt O 62318, Tv Sale Farm Equipment 88 tat inate ALLIS CHALMERS MODEL OC a's BARGAINS Used Garden Tractor Dept. Bracelet Bee ema ees Sal Co. Saito hiorinwestera “iri terrese tbe Fe IN 6 ROOM pM, E "| Belaite owning sume see ver} | CALL FE 4-6706 tt let KING BROS. YOUR I-H DEALER Pontiac Road at Opdyke —BOLENS GARDEN TRACTORS E ROTARY APTER 16:00 A.M. ] cee | es Ge? TILLERS LAWN MOWERS EVANS EQUIP, 6507 DIXIE HWY, OR 3-6006 or MA 5-7678 BOLENS TRACTORS Come here to buy end get thad extra good service Jacobsons lawn mowers. M-E roto-tillers John Bean sprayers Briggs and tration engines, - | Wisconsin engines - HOUGHTEN'S 328 N. Main, Rochester ' {OL OSL Standard available . to begin}. - ; jc OOPER KLIPPER ECLIPSE, ak oe et Se EO PLANT NOW Tea Bee them ail betote you bay. Open nights aod Sundays Earl | | Sav aan rg, + “IT lost my ticket. Can I be admitted without one?” Sale Household Goods 71| For Sale Miscellaneous Be : Savings Used Tradein Deot? |me 2 Neel Sverbend S “= GRIN NEL BRO suALE UF LAKESIDE NURSERY | §, Match Qe M0 at auiford | pte | maar aaTISINS « Fats Paaeeey om Cetra cis ret One| mt putea tate | Mere ea i OUR He enttal ie TRE -ce . hg, blade Pee = FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE dress, ‘both si Ne chatre, elec, table _.We_ Give Boldes’s Ret ‘Samps “ee REES AND | tre, $408. OR Dorey wed, TOUR CONVENIENCE, | TT RINT TROOP WEEDING | ovvte> mecha So | pe Otte Betten’s Ret Games| CoS Soorting Geode 78} _ EVERGREENS = ‘ang Mowe AND eaw Cass Lake R4.. Keego Harbor, 8| gown ice biu> chantillh lace over glass hand painted a Al condition, 663. MA | ~~ Ghrubs fertilizers, grass seed. | oy oe recnnenee- paving Seep Sate, Acar | Persea er cwe tk See Sate temeery. PRACTICALLY WEW COCA COLA | Snel PE devon viv u. Telegraph "slags Van Dyes” =| Jo. Mite sat Milford “Ra igh sis: Mis oauapsanes, aie net, |SOLTR | ORESSEE FORMATE | Sed pane "tals tats a ee ME | use, seniors ae wear | Jat ee” Pione Sutora Bika lime of fishing tackle, Mercury Pctte “et eee Lake, EM 3-3878 * SMELT NETS > A Outboard Motor ABLE. PE 4-0630. CHING ROL BUTTE LOUNGE An - CANOE, PLAT OME NETS = Oo . - or Cea trations’ Procinsa boots, | WOMAN'S WOOL AQUA QUIT WITH | “chair” best otier su") office desk: 86 horse motor,| ¢ ft wood handle, 34” ' wise Pots 81 Palas tins of tool he ne os Switser Craft boats. Sail boat rig-| stole. Exclusive label. Just _ 208 wk. water and .56—This week os ee ieee ca ee best hardware. aluminum is°Fs Sioa Stare Touad ‘motorised. ese? ; BE Te tee cae |) ee Sane cauie: a, ~ Wayne Stevens next 4. >-s8a2 se room = ° POWER M ER E Tom's Hardware —TUATIC GARDENS’ ment pene Machinery. Po a. ie 2 a es GB. h AND SPORTINO GOODS J yy ix wo HOOK’S PLACE Sine ti cr 34 Wencenahle. 306| our” gine machine, 25 steins, SAVE UP TO #4 lh ce — he anaes Oe eae | MASSEY HARRIS 30 TRACTOR 1987 Cass Lake Rd. = Coes fireplace, cet. wicket get, Enos ter $160.80 retary 4 cycle now one Title nce Cent | Se PE 66083 | tom plow en Tusver ‘Grote, anit PE ss0ia PE 32000 or FE yor | Sale Household Goods 71) Sad psns's Grapes, dishes. pot Reswat srs 9 me. 4 ercle . fe CAL wor ane PE 34008. Clon oun. |_pactor rebeit Matsic cigs PLYWOOD BOAT AND TRAILER. ~ : cf Lake ie 33 in, Tore wa woe, vow 0138.0. | dAvE UP 70'S PER CENT Ga | BABY PARAKEET: CAGES AND ME ROT YY TILLERS. TRIP- THERE is OnE THING wa APRIL BARGAINS TE ay, Depp ae at ot brands, fishing tackle. | SEAOLES AK C REGISTERED | [1.7 0nd walking “secden’ tres: WOULD LIKE TO EMPHASIZE, | Studie couch acl Mrs Erie 18'te, Tore retary with leaf mul- i, tennis, | “One ¢ months old, one | year old |)". | BOARD MOTORS sla by us. We Sele ae st Soringfield Champ combinction 20) . Pullip’ "19 'N Sagiuee™ E venue , Lee's Sales & Service Dresser with rei 4 chairs $29.50: De : | 2 ‘a 1 NN Saginaw St. CANARIES FOR SALE 621 Mt. Cle St. of up Gylmen Goats ox Poodens i il sis | che, $28, other thems Pr ooae A Bg TACKLE SALE __ | wamsvene Fim a FEse boats. Whee, you purchase © new | Ail ‘kings of turnsure. Seca mat WEROOK BAVERRORT 185 12213 Lincieum 2 Spa a Np Vsorigtelé garden tractors, “Hen, ‘oe sso MMe) Fe Cents, Anderson # Hamoe'y. | 2,” pow pow ue MY entitied to this service Another| everything for the end | _chotr, 6, PE 260 Vinofloor ‘price ENT sil.se .—_ Sey e E thing home —_— ay : Bales and Service reels, now | HAMSTER TROPICAL Fis H ONE MA — cation ena gent have the time ts “Oakland ——— 4% ft. Wall Tile... .. 12c CINDER replace you. obi engine with gern cincs mptaning rede, new | stghtt Mr 9/8 Astor. FE la, i Le”, ‘AND USED” break your motor im, we have the n urniture NEW 2? PIECE LVING ROOM .| Bonny Maid inlaid tile 1c > -C are . 4.95. 3 = _| im for @ Gemonstration, time service for you. Tt is done under | 14 8 : PE_29023| Qui ‘will secrifice “tor (500 | ge el ase, BLOCKS |KELLY’S HARDWARE | peume taper ftv reds now 949s, | EW DOO BOARDING KENNEL payments available. Millers Gar- . © expert supervision in fresh lake ALWAY ma e for Fe | _Syere 14) W. Huron FE 4300 P. G. VAN HORN & SONS 3904 Auburs st Adams FE 3-611 | $18.9 Montague now alli Egy gy gy gon Lawn Eauipment, 186) 8. ater: All you pay tor is the fuel d AYS SAVE 7 PIECE CHERRY LOVE SEAT __ FE 44879 $13.98. Boxer puppies fof sale LeLeRu Taatwerd. Gerth ot fe Sale), weed. You will ke the way ve) SHOP SUBURBAN —— ot et ee on | CASH =CASH CASH a fe Mesdquarters sof all types of spi | form of Auburn. FE 1-02” |) |) SPECIAL PRICES! TY BOOKS PLACE NEW FURNITURE * punch Bow! and china.| "OF Snything you have of vajue. fa makes: Airex, Muehelt PARAKEETS OPALINES CANA | "*%_ 00d used form cqutpm ent i yo 2-5260 NEW & USED Ww a —_ a Se. se Pri. euctions. Michigan Auction PLYWOOD Johnson, Bronson. Langley, Swiss | Ties, 1304 Mt_ Clemens, FE +060 deals mates of tractors ory Marine Division an _ AREHOUSE PRICES]? ¥¢. (Living ROOM surre: mart Se Lane Oren. MY 2-1631, p.mnis tod Oran City. ine, (PARAKEET. BREEDERS BA Ponte hee Secs SEO? \. gr 4 beds, complete new. MENT BLOCKS | 42 Binds. plain & decorative. Kiten-| KF Pearetigytyg _bées,_701_Metrose_ FE 33300. | rarm Supply Fa rE bao Sore bode 333 ie biti? LOCKS KELLY'’S HARDWARE | JOHN ; | . OUTBOAR TORS ail kinds Steel twin beds .... $12.95 ape PE tet | maeenety we Shetfiela eabinet dcors—drawers made ae : . PUPPIES an) Fosse ne CCALED Meter, excellent condition, ‘8, Cutnent O, clectste Hollywooo bed frames $i'ee| room suite Blond and Fe. VE 34001 or PE 23-7278 © Seta PLYWOOD CO. AwwAubure, Heights = oe. ‘° “FARMALL COBLEVEL io Saginaw Trail. Dravtos| TV SETS & Apt. size gas stove ....... $44.95 tables. wash- Rus-ell Lemon 1488 Bald ave FE 22543 | WANTED ¢ i-taees — | BOXER PA-| blade, plow. ane 6 LEVELINO Woods venvurt and chair ~~) |. SHOTGUNS DEER =) old. reasonable. 4001 Teg Starter a ores, eoteredy PT $1.4 Su Lembor Ce: Pavement Breakers —Fifies, Manley Leach, 10 Bagiey._ Baginaw Trai Dravton Woods Sights 9000, EM 957% fer ¢. , .. aan Unfimishec chest ...... r) E 2 |e WE HAVE THE FINEST assont- | PARAKEETS. CANARIES CAGES Unfinished. drop leaf tables 610.58 RH oor panier, rceftoiding._ clectrie | “ment of fishing equipment and | _ foot_ Sie 0* Catingd Ave. | “ern momtors or uk necce, Kneehole desks. maple or A_A LUMBER CONE’S RENTAL pen Pee eaaing ses | PARAKESTS GREEDERS A9.D| tors Let our location sore ree Ss mahogeny finish $27 98 OF MATERIALS : Breas for te latest dope. 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Ky Stock Farms. Rochester. OL | god’ service Dutch Mast fF 7: - ~ Tom's 1751 Orchard Lake Rd. L_ FE 200.0 apd FR 53366. | _ 1-0001. ce on Ford. Ferguson Transportation Offered 08 | Rubber base’ paint. covers. i a | Boe ua: ATTRACTIVE COAL VALUES | ‘AND SPOR Ok Goons Daily #1 Gun. 02 FE 5204 | s19 tor sive + ETOP SOIL eg HAY AND STRAW = To PONTING PARR ea | SYERS. 141 W Huron PE 43064; Roller skates po Kentucky Eee’ ......... 1900 Daly ps onatt, Late Ra «| SLIDING SLASS DOOR BATHTOS | cae cae jo TONS BROME GRASS HAY —eeriTAg RUC Mg nORTR. PARI COOPER KLIPPER ECLIPSE. | Modern’ chair am lounge covers Mocking Eee ; : 14.30 ton | —we Ove Heldens Red Stamps secieegres 003. ©. A. Thempsen. Ciliokas yor a Carpenter’ > mile oat java l INDUSTRIAT. TRANSPORTATION | sr See. them ai before "you| Five im-ons. power tool “438.0 BLAYLOCK FURNACES 6.8 Perry___| saivmwaY ORAVEL FICE DIRT | “see RATES OF CORN — mi TRACTOR CO buy. Open nights and Sundays | _ Phone FE 40782 Coal & Buflding Supply Co 10 year factory guarantee Square SURPLUS LUMBER sand. 60-40 gravel. top soll and! “buche oats” Carpenter 6 300) 825 WOODWARD ° PAID buy, Open nights and Sundays | Phone PE ¢¥i63______ 91 orchard Late Ave. PE 3119)| Gusts on.round, @& or pao ceuver. & MATERIAL SALES CO. | __0¢8_stavel_ FE _¢00z' ie ies LE : AVE. To Los Angeles, San Diego, Priseo| Phone Milford 41st) of #4us TERRIFIC BARGAINS |BONDEX_MYDRAULIC MEA VY| Som Somers PHA forms. Call Mow & used Jumber ot big sovings! (DRAYTON BOND AND GRAVEL | eo) Cale Livestock E 4-0461 OR FE 4-1442 nn te ia ee” | ge table model TY EMT | cgay hE CLAYTON'S | | “bine, “rotons *fesomen| | FURNACE @ INCH AND srowEn | EXCEL eae | pueda te ep cot, On | ener re | TRACTOR WTF GRa) PONTIAC DRIVE , way SERVICE Outside antenna kits $ 9.95 | GeDuine Kraft Posture mattress and Dosts. like new gallon gas . 30500, BLACK STALLION rot WITH DRAG. PLOW, box tering s15¢ vai water heate ss y ION. 2 YEARS OLD er biade. $736 53% UNION ST. WALTON TV 8 jue. botn for new r, cheap. FOR SALE. BLACK DIRT, ROT-| broke 2627 Frankson, Roc Gsed ‘wachens, Sor coe” u values, 600.00 and tae. <4 LET n sod Orarel or OR “ le bargain a howe cpreoreinal7 used. televisrons. $560 and up: Burmeister = iy slignty marred VAlao electric Kal showers com with fau- ee temat | UVESTOCE OF Att, FOR. Auction Sales“ 8. R. B Munroe Electric 1060 W 8a. M TOS P.M. wl & gas heaters at ter- A re-* 89 393 Ave SUNDA eects and curtain $68.00 value $34.- pede Jone MA nA i _Huron St_ Y 10 TO 3 rifle values. Michigan Fluorescent . grave! Pit run 60-40 and — — As : 393 Orchard Lake A 48, These ere slightly marred. Sand & Gravel. For Sale P: Yeron A 21. USED: TRADE-IN LI JMBER INSULATION Michigan Fluorescent, 383 Oreh- Pe cana. Pe 20003 For Sale Poultry 86) |, wile West and 1) mile’ South c DEPARTMENT TIO} ue Lee et cate i % | BREEDING OES" NOW LAYING. | StAftiNe 196 pm. 25 head’ getty ee ET 14.95 | 188 fix Boards Wo. 1 . $110 per M STORM DOORS Friners - | RerrED MANU os Muscovy ducks for sale. MY! straw and corm @uantity of nary : mr] COMB STORM SASH | Pamingane Deaton curt: [Mecagente coment steve PE | ams COLONES oF —fraL| Wire", tor gn Awning Type Windows x K ae. —— = Extra ent. Disease = State Bank cee reter. Ver: - ‘ - Tiffany . | Auctioneer Phone Byr Wiles, e | Me = AUCTIONEER @ ee: M. A. BENSON) tan estetts stadt or me. MAFER| ‘ter tree sertos SoyBit, S40¥, : prooder *,_ 636 Lapeer. . = ow wie Renan a Sou inrY AUCTION EVERY . tare, sppilances Aid Sadi furni- Aueti ; é een OY inapigienam es aig . PAR} aap hes Sat Soe tater Mak» Sure fs. « ichigan Auction * ’ - Burmeister's pee tat in ‘s| Northern Lumber Co. “apo Urs AND PORN : 197 wiNS Lake Rd. LAWN W Bachelor estate rs, WE DELIVER sold at auction Wed. Adri se Mile ton Bs Octet ft canine? .| With 8 is filled This jar, . EM PP ir 3.3096 x oa Neg, ith very f° home ; “ and Miss Ts. Arnold or OA bai. PO. OA Bane Ay ee THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1954 Stafford Show Designed for 7} Pernils Appeal a =) a iy -- Today’s: Television Promiaina — Channel 32— WJBK-TV Channel 4 — WWJ-TV Channel 7 WXYZ-TV av RIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline. News events. (4)—Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. (2}—Gene Autry. Western film. 6: 15—~(T)—News.. (4)—News, Paul Williams, 6:30—(7)—J a mie. Brandgpn de Wilde as Jamie changes mind about school teachers. (4)—Tony Martin Show. (2)—News. Doug Edwards. 6:45—(4)—News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2)—Perry Como. Perry and the Fontane Sisters sing popular songs. 7:00—(7)—Sky King. Kirby Grant stars. (4)—Name That Tune. Quiz. (2)}—Burns and Allen. Gracie meddies in her banker's marital life. 7:30—(7)—Who's the Boss. Sec- retaries of famous people ap pear. (4)—Voice Program. Mimi Benzell sings “Beyond the Sea,” “Saper Verrasto.” (2)—Talent Scouts. Arthur Godfrey host. 8:00—(7)—Wrestling. (4)—Dennis Day. Ann Blyth and husband | guests with Dennis in skit. (2)— I Love Lucy. Ricky retires to | operate “The Diner” with Lucy and the Mertzes. 8:3—(4)—Robert Montgomery Presents. Geraldine Fitzgerald, John Newland in “Love Story” blind artist falls in love. (2)— Red Buttons. Comedy. 9:00—(7) — Boxing. Heavyweight bout; Jimmy Slade vs. Tommy Jackson. (2)—Studio One, Lau- rence Hugo, Barbara O'Neil in “Romney” drama of unhappy relationship between boy and misunderstanding father. 9:30—(4)—Col. March. “The Talk- 10:00—(7)—Feature Film. ‘Mi- rage.” (4)—Famous Theater. Teresa Wright in “Dress in the Window.” (2)—News. 30:15—(2) — Weatherman. Dr. Everett R. Phelps. 10: 30—(7)—Times Square Theater. “High Adventure.” (4) — Man About Town. Bob Maxwell. (2) —To be announced. 10:45—(4)}—Time off for Sports, Bill Flemming. 11:00—(7)—Seupy’s' On. Variety with Soupy Sales. (4)—News. (2) —News. 11:15—(7)—Theater. Jessie Mathews in “Candles at Nine.” (4)—Duffy’s Tavern. Ed Gard- ner in “Archie Gets Engaged.” (2)——-Magician. Film. 11:45—-(4)—Moods in the Night. Music. (2)—Merchandise Mart. TUESDAY MORNING 7:00—(4)—Today. (2) — Morning Show. 8:00—(7)—Breakfast Club. 8:45—(2)—Brighter Day. 9:00—(4)—Playschool. (7)—News. (2)—Arthur Godfrey. 10:00—(4)—Home. (7) — Charm Time ' 10:30—(2)—Strike It Rich 11:00—(4)—Bride and Groom Playhouse. (2)—Valiant Lady. 11:15—(4)—Hawkins Falls. Love of Life. 11:30—(4)—Betty White. morrow’'s Search. 11: 45—(2)—Guiding Light. (7) (2)— (2)—To- TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(4)—Faye Elizabeth. (7)— 12 o'clock Comics. (2)—Bob Murphy 12:15—(2)—Love of Life. Travel Unlimited. 12:30— (7) —News. (2)}—Garry Moore. 12: 45—(7)—Stars on Seven. 1:00—(2)—Double or Nothing. (4)— (4)—Theater. 6:45—(4)—News. } $:00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. 3:15—(2)—Seeret Storm. 3;30—(7)—Air Base. Day. (4)—On Your Account. 4:00—(4)—Pinky Lee. boy Colt. 4:30-—~(4) —Howdy Doody. Theater. 4:45—(7)—Barnaby Bear. §:00-—(4)—Adventure Patrol. (7)— Auntie Dee. (2)—Theater. 5:38— (2) —Sports. (4) — Happy | “That's what we are trying to Hollow. (7)—Rocky Jones. 5:45 — (7) — Weather. (2)—Fea- turette. TUESDAY EVENING 6:00—(4)—Time for Music. Det. Deadline. Sports. 6:30 — (4) — Dinah Shore. 7:00—(4)—Milton Berle. Flack (2)—Goldbergs. 7:30 — (7) — Theater. (2)—Plain- 1:30—(2)—Houseparty. (4)—Good Cooking. 2:00—(2)—Big Payyoff. (7)—My Life. (4)—Kate Smith. 2:30 — (7) — Theater. turette. | 11:15— (4) —Jane (2)—Fea- | (2)—Ladies (1)—Cow- (2)— (I)— (2)—Kit Carson. 6:15—(4)—News. (7)—Time off for ()— American Cavalcade. (2)—News. (2)—Jo Stafford. (7)—Col. tH everyone will visualize the kind of house that is home to them,’’ adds co-producer Paul Harrison. ‘This | gives the viewer an opportunity to |use his imagination.” “If you are singing a song, peo clothesman. | ple are interested in that song $00—(4)—Fireside Theater. (7)—| what it means to them,” says Make Room for Dad. (2)—/ music conductor Paul Weston. ‘‘A Foreign Intrigue. lot of extraneous, visual: props de- $:30—(4)—Theater. (2)—Suspense. | “*t. instead of adding meaning.” (1)—U.S. Steel Hour. “And versatile camera action 9:06—(4)—Judge for Yourself. (2) ~H 0 “when yeu Pans a Danger. worry too much about going off 9:30—(4)—Capt. Braddock. (7)—| your set. Our sets are partly Name's the Same. (2)—Favorite | tmagination, anyway, so I can story. ro going high and wide with. 10: 68 - a ingen (7) —Stage onl ws about Nie Se en. = directional freedom ” este The Stafford show, which re- 10:30—(7)—Biff Baker. (2)—Meet | quires 12 to 13 rehearsal hours a Millie. week, originates in Hollywood. | 11:00 — (4) — News. (7)—Soupy’s On. (2)—News. Fulton. Film. (2)—Theater 11:30—(4)—Moods in the Night. (— With Jo are The Starlighters, a three weeks hence. Fa8F F Cole and the Wiere Brothers. BING’S BACK—Seen on television last night in his second video performance was the ever-popular crooner Bing Crosby. Shown with , | lovely doe-eyed Joanne Gilbert, one of his guests, the singer has decided to give TV another try. Joanne, a singer and dancer in her | own rights appeared on the “Bing Crosby Show” along with Buddy Car Demolished, Driver Ticketed for No License MONROE (INS) — It all started | Sunday when Harry Winters, of | Monroe, stalled his car on the railroad tracks. { Good samaritan William Schra- | . | der, of Grand Beach, saw Winters’ plight and began to shove the car | but pulled away when he saw a and pole. : Good samaritan Priby!, his car demolished, was ticketed by police when they discovered he was driv- ing Wiest an operator’s license. U. of D. Instructor Gets $4,000 Study Award WASHINGTON — A Univer- sity of Detroit instructor .was awarded one of 10 fellowships last |night by the American Political smashed it against a utility | 20-car freight train bearing down. | | Science Assn. lin his haste, Schrader ran into the | crossing gates, caving in the hood | of his car. | | Then good samaritan Frank Pri- | byl, 18, entered the picture. He singing group of four-men. Weston, | drove up and pushed Winters’ car| ‘The program is designed the producers, and star of the | off the tracks, but was directly in | legislative know-how show huddle after each show to/the train's path. He barely had | experience to the plan the format for the program |time to jump free when the train | sors, | Washington. struck the car, carried it 90 feet a graduate of Detroit’s Wayne versity who has been with the Uni- versity of Detroit since 1951. to give and practical young profes- lawyers and - newsmen ie Vac & Sewing Machine Supply Co. 379 South Seginew WE COME TO YOU! 4 qalions WASHERS _ IRONERS PARTS and SERVICE Complete line of parts and service for all makes of washers and ironers wo” FE 4-2569 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 51 PARKE ST. — -- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change witheut notice. The Good Housekeeping a of Pontiac = Famous Brands at Lowest Prices! wan, (7) CELW, (ses) ww, (as) WXYZ, cine wear, (1s) WIBK, (1400) TomIGET Fred Wolfe 12:38—WJR, Helen Trent CELW, Cecil Brows CELW, News, Devid WSK, B4 Murphy ¢:00—WJIR, News WJBK, news News Www, News. True WCAR, Coffee caLw. Me Boy Bud TUESDAY sVYEXING CKLW, noon Bports 6:45—WXYZ, News, Wolfe WCAR. 1130 0:00 W IR. News WCAR, News, Ballads 2,00—WJR, Dick Burris Oe to eee Wattrick, MeKehsie WWJ. Bob Maxwell Curtain Calls wie: tes os | . 0.16. Cart querit =—| CELW. Oxy una, Pavia | CHUM Olnow Rogers WAR. News. Ballads | 7 4 Cubic Foot wes ee ins WJBK. Rise and er a €:35—WJR, Clark Quartet | ” CKLW, Eddie Chase WCAR, News. Coffee TUESDAY AFTERNOON WWJ. Bud yo em me crae | Wid See | ermal | GEE MS World Famous ¢:90—WJIR, Bod Reynolds WXYZ Dick Osgood writ. terns ee WCAR. WWJ, Pran Pettey - CKLW. News, €:38—WIR, Bob Reynolds wars. , a, WRYE Pred Woite WJBK. News, George WWJ, Pran Pettay gxLw Austin Grant CAR, News, Club wet 3 6:48—WIR, Lowell JBK Gentile, Binge 1:15—WJR, Ma Perkins WW, Nation's Business CKLW. Paint Harmonies 6:45—WJR. Lowell Thomas WKY, Bd McKensie 1 WWd, Hove ‘ai ates. te WAXE McKensie 000 Jock White WXYZ. Mary made 1.40—WIR, Ouest House Bob Mare CXLW. Workh ‘Koowine | 7:8--WJR, Quest House cea a TAYE. Dick Segond WJBK. Tom wxrz. a _ CKLW, Pulton Lewis Jr IBK. wr = A; ps —mpafe a Light CKLW. Fulton Lewis WJBK, Tom weak pag Ba Dick Powell WJBK, Tigers vs Phi! | WCAR. News. Ballads rag “5, purton WCAR News. Guest ‘ Mamata? | “wave "Fee wot” | wave Ren Winton | oar newe : ° 8, > . 6:30—-WJR, Music Hall WJBK, Tom 1:30—WJIR, Choraliers : . TaRoss Tawa" tnorgen, Beotty 8:48—CKLW, Radio Revival WEAR, News, Club 3 Morgan Bestty WXYE, Lone w 8:15-—9 In, Perey Maceo CKLW. Gebriei CKLW. Gabriel Heatter 4 “Minute” Py = Perse, : ; me my 1:45—WIR, Bé. R. Murrow 2:90—WJR, Nore Drake Wag, One, Me . ee CKLW, La Gike’ eve CELW, Your Bud 3 Pisher Paahagediey WCAR, News, a WCAR, Gperts - teow Punay ° Laman 0:15—WJR, Mae Rawk Show | ¢:45_wsR. Brighter wate wxva. Your Land; Mine CxLw Hester, Ws, muvo'the ienow Patches” CKLW, The Jee, Bowe, one Lee oe ww Prank WJBK, Tom George "ERie. ood neighbor AR, Club moo Gee Show World . $:00—WJR, Hilltop HB. . SUE. T. George WJBK. Bob Murphy WWI, Life Beautiful ‘Tel en eee a Tslent Scouts 9:45—-WJIR, Pete and Joe WxY2, Paul Winter Ww a Ss ay ‘ se “qi Sramess CKLW. Tony Martin cry, Bows. Musi CKLW. igh Adventure ore voting and ae Ee ee WCAR, News, Rhythm 8:45—WEYZ. Vandercook err Uader dndercook 0 Baseme Traveler 3:13— WIR. House Party ra Johnny Dollar =i ih : 8:45—WEYZ. Vanderc WXYZ, My True Story WWJ, Road of Life WXYZ. secetia t 9:40~—WIR, Lux Theater CKLW. Homechats CKLW. Eddie Chase cue we soot e WWJ, Telephone Hour WJBK, News, Murphy = 3.59 ww, Pepper Youn WIBK. Scores wxYa, T, Camarsta WCAR. .News CELW. Bene Chase” meget , CKLW, Henry: Charm 10:15—WCAR, Temple $:08—WIR, Oa! Sunday ww, y Priené irme 9:90—wwi, amerwes ay 10:30—WWJ, Bob Hope WWJ. Right to Happiness a rep Never nds tal od ee ea 10:06—WJIR, Tennessee J 2 Ww -MeKenzie News 35.74 WWJ, Pibber McGee 10: 4, the Sank) WJBK, News 19:00—WIR, T wari, Headline Baition ware ¢ ie Marries WCAR, News, Gallads ww Pita teens 19:18 Muste Metre. | 11:00 wWJ. strike, It Rice “Fer ee ee caw Prank Réwarde of WXYZ, Modern t0:18—w, CKLW. ood. Date caLW, iva | Murray 4: a 7m. Muste Hall ° ww jy of the News $ 10:30—W JR. fy ~ ae WCAR, News. Music WJBR, Don My Bare Prods Terns Wain. tewin Hill 11:15—-WXYZ. Ever Since Eve| WCAR. Your Land 10:30—WIR. A CKLW, F. Edwards 11:30 WIR. Make Op Mina aa Fae Woman ip House J. — — gs Phrase A George Wrigh 8. op oo own ¢ 7 MRL W apiet sanctuary wxiz, Neighbor's Note WCAR, Balled CKLW Girardin < ' 11:00—WIR. News SLE Se teLees oy Ws. Pine eee SwwE Wane Tine | es, s I rue: oRLW Karen Sports 11:;43—WJR, Rosemary WXYZ, Wattrick -mMetbonte CKLW Orzansires . wre, cry Brine WIBK. Res McLeoe "Swi bees” . bat ag Bod Reynolds WJBK. News. Meleod WCAR, News cs were town 12;00—WJR, W 5:15—WJIR, Baseball . Bre BAG Rebnatan deuste ww, . 3. Page Parren | © Saw Pn WCAR, Ballads tee WIR. Bed Reynolds “GRuw. Pail wish Musto WIBK. Rowe s:m_WW), Lorense donee GuLw. Manhatten Muste 13.3 cu. ft. De F ‘TUESDAY MORNIN 12:18—-WIR, Aunt. Jenny 8:45—WIR, Curt easesy 1 “WHY Sper, Top Tow . . att. 2 rial Farm forum GEAR Noonday Caller WWJ, Marriage Pays CKLW. Reg. Price , $449.95 « . treatment, the American Cancer in return for the American aid. toch | Te, oe, a, de by Ira | SOS Se SALE Iraq Says Y.S. Gran in March 1953, but the sfnounce- Military Aid Request ment broadcast by Baghdad Radio Get « Good ~~. 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