— WE \ ‘ “9 ONTIAC P The Weather pP Friday: Cloudy, Rain Details page two 119th YEAR . * * *& & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 <64 PAGES i ‘ 1 Scien tist Called ‘Int , o o* Dien Bien Phu Airfield Ripped by Red Rebels Commies Driven Away After Blowing Up Part of Main Strip ‘HANOI, Indochina (AP) ~The French high com- mand reported today Viet- minh rebels sneaked in dur- ing the night to blow up the northern end of the main airstrip at beleaguered Dien Bien Phu and dug trenches across the strip. They fi- nally were driven off. The Communiist-led at-| tackers got within yards of the French fenders in the hard-p northwest corner of the fortress where, the airstrip lies. With Bangalore torpe- does—high segs on the end of bamboo sticks— they managed to rip up a big hunk of the airstrip’s steel matting. In Tokyo, the U. S. Air Force 100 ! a2 8 Faa8 Hull Back From Korea TOKYO ®—Gen.-John E. Hull, Far East comander, returned to ’ President Syngman Rhee. ’ | elimination he “points” one of the bunnies. tive rabbits in the Good Housekeeping Shop on W. Huron street was too much for this pooch. Above DOWN, BOY!—An Easter window display of | In the photo below he leaps toward minutes later. Stuffy Easter Bunnies Decline Invitation for a Chase Pentiac Press Phetes the glass. The glass withstood the assault and a very frustrated dog slumped away Fronr AP and expected to approve today ‘CIO Union at Willys Votes tor Voluntary Wage Slash INS Dispatches TOLEDO, Ohio—Officials of Willys Motors, Inc. were a unique decision by some 3,500 members of the CIO United Auto Workers to take a . voluntary 5 to 10 per cent pay cut. The union voted almost unanimously Wednesday night .| to take the pay reduction in order to make Willys and Kaiser autos more competitive in the low price field. ed by UAW International vice president Richard T. Gosser, would come from of incentive pay, with workers being put on a straight hourly basis. Gosser estimated the company would save about $56,000 a week and would cut production labor costs some 10 per cent. The union decision resulted from recent layoffs and the prospect of further reductions in the work force. Intense competition and increased «wuto inventories were blamed for the cut down. The deeision whether to accept (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) City Churches Planning Reverent Tre Ore Rites As the final days of Holy Week draw to a close, religious services in most of the Christian churches increase in number. Traditional Holy Thursday services were held today in all Roman Catholic churches, and Maundy Thursday communions are scheduled for many Protes- tant churches tonight. — This service is in commemoration of the institution of the Lord's Supper on the night before the Crucifixion, and is in. preparation for Good Friday, which was the darkest day in the history of the Christian faith. As in former years, the Pontiac Pastors’ Association will sponsor three services, the Tre Ore service in Central Methodist Church; a community service at First Chris- tian Church at 1:30 ating with Bethany rye on Church, and one at - land Avenue ‘United Pres- Zs The pay cut, recommend-* Cloudy and Cool Forecast Friday U.S. Weather Bureau Expects Heavy Fog to Lift Late Today A cloud of heavy fog engulfed southeastern Michigan this morn- ing, closing airports and cutting visibility to 300 to 400 yards. : W. W. Oak, chief meteorologist for the U. S. Weather Bureau in Detroit, expects the fog to lift later today. It was caused by cool- er temperatures condensing mois- ture in the air. Cleady and cool weather is forecast for Friday after show- ers and scattered thunderstorms tonight. Weather observers predict a low of from 43 to 47 tonight and a high of from 48 to 52 degrees to- morrow. Yesterday’s temperature ranged from 54 to 76 degrees. The mercury rose from 4 de- grees at 8 p.m. today to 48 at 1 p. m. in downtown Pontiac. 15 Ex-Reds Go to India NEW DELHI, India —Fifteen more North Korean and Chinese war prisoners who refused repa- triation after the Korean truce will settle in India, Defense Ministry sources said today. Previously 20 had decided.on India. rv-| In Today's Press | Philip Hart Runs for State Post Seeks Dem Nomination as Lieutenant Governdr at Aug. 3 Primary LANSING ®,— Philip A. Hart, legal advisor to Gov. Williams, today announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination as lieutenant governor. His is the first announcement of Democratic candidacy for the nom- ination at the Aug. 3 primary. Hart, 41, a resident of Bir- mingham, is vice president and a director of the Detroit Base- ball Co., which owns the Detroit Tigers, and a director of the Detroi¢ Football Co., owners of the Detroit Lions. Hart said he had decided against suggestions that he run for Con- gress from the sixth district or for a place on the state ticket as a nominee of the Democratic con- vention, “I would be a stranger to the district if I ran for Congress,” he said. ‘As for a place on the state ticket, I would rather find out how I would do rumming independently. I enjoy this sort. of thing.” He has served in the governor’s office since February 1953. Previ- ous to that he was U. S. district at- torney for the eastern district of (Continued on Page 49, Col. 2) Auto Industry Sees 3rd Best Sales Year WASHINGTON (?)—Heads of America’s auto industry. look to 1954 as the industry's third best the Corimerce ndustry ported that, a year, Birmingham .. 2 | substantially more pronounced. Ben penal sssssssseesss ssh | eeetate of some—companies, Davia” Lawrence. ch ™ ™ 4% | including manufacturers, Crane-ecucitg | Seid an upturn already ts evident, setae ae vesieweesee: edeoueees ¢ | This also is true of trailers, it was Newt. cusses thes 3° | Said. oe veéeeccedh tbas’ cotbeee # “The automotive © industry is Patterns ....... 01 0........ 2.24 | Mooking forward toward the third piesscoseees “4, 6% © | best year in its history, on the zy Sogo aa: bk athe Se basis of the current rate of retail w Datta doo egsvace 2 tare ™ sales,” the department says. , Administration Heartens lke Letter to Roger Kyes Expresses Satisfaction With Accomplishments AUGUSTA, Ga. ® — President since his administration took office. The President made the state-| ? ? lf 3 i epak cite by your servicq in the govern- -ment.”’ |said the 21-year-old gun-| Robbery Suspect Now ls-Charaed With Kidnaping Pontiac Man Says Cox Forced Him to Drive! to Inkster Address Accused bank bandit Hugh T. Cox was charged yesterday with kidnaping a Waterford Township ac- quaintance three weeks ago and escaping a police drag- net in the abducted man’s | automobile. | Wendell Manchester, a part-time Wayne Universi- ty student who resides at 3. Elizabeth Lake Rd., man forced him at gun- point to drive to Inkster. Manchester said Cox boasted he would shoot it out with police if the car were stopped. The abduction came to light after Manchester was questioned for an hour by Oakland County Sheriff's Detectives David Brann and Mah- lon France. Manchester said be did not re- port thé kidnaping at once for fear “they would kill me er my Tells of WENDELL MANCHESTER reportedly has been accused of turning informer against a former A-bomb associate” in 1949 in order to “buy im- McCarthy Quiz- Starts in Secret Subcommittee to Work Out Procedure Details in Army Row AWSHINGTON @—Secret ques- tioning of witnesses was ordered today in the row between Sen. Mc- Carthy (R-Wis) and top Army of- ficials who have filed a new “bill of particulars’’ accusing the sena- tor of improper pressure tactics. | An informed source said the Army's detailed statement of its z z = on the list of embargoed goods. eluded cotton fabrics for aircraft lamps. ; * ee - ME Editor's Note: This the fourth of six articles on the event sof Christ's last seven days, told in the style of today’s JERUSALEM, Nisan 16 (Friday) —Jesus of Nazareth died on the cross today, thus fulfilling his own prediction of betrayal and cruci- fixion. , Nailed ‘y his hands and feet to hill overlooking Jerusalem, he hung for three hours before death came, while a jeering mob shouted, “You say you have saved others, now @ cross on Golgotha, a bleak, windy” Jesus Crucified Before J (Continued on Page 10, Col. 1) } cs a3 munity” for himself. As the super-secret probe reau of Standards, . |the “informer” charge — the brilliant physi- : ; il ! i | i ° | | | : ri F lit (i lr eh f d - i] : il ~ Sd er THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 Pontiac Deaths Simms ONCE - A-YEAR ‘Store Wide Price - Slashing Seer ns “Good Friday” "SALE Mrs. Charles F. (Alba B.) Allen, — = ; . = lived with her daughter ’ Mrs. Gen ; H . B ! Satisfaction Guaranteed Pies Te tre Poe mean Mon- i “I 1B Fe ne te 1\ 56 ; SIMMS CLOSED FRIDAY NOON ‘TIL 3 P. M. SO THAT OUR EMPLOYEES MAY ATTEND THE CHURCH OF THEIR CHOICE re te member of the First mason ce ae chavs here, ae meee m) mea se Group of the Women's Association, Regular 30c Pound FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Neos FRIDAY—*9 A. M. ‘til Neon Special Group of fe Our the DAR and the Golden Age Group 51 Gauge—I15 Denier Smooth Hardwood = ote Bird Exes | Ladies’ Clothes Pins, 5 doz. | Stationery on Besides Mrs Kawi, she i ur Ladies’ Nylons, 2 pr. Pins, vived by a son, John R., also of - bh Cc : 23° Pontiac and three grandchildren. All shades in all sizes € J Smooth sanded hardwood Cc oe, cues Je Sates, BaD. Ideal candy for Easter ae price rodent. Repaorty Oc Your choice of writing etn Beata Sout. ~ E serving. Hard coated in | possible. —sisin Fleer daxen. =, tid Pheer stationery and envelopes Funeral will be Saturday at 2 many colors. at this low price. Pp. m. from FarmerSnover Fu- State Fiece | SPFRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til _= aitit. Sus at | = = “ oa cnagy hath. he wc Half or Full Style curities 4 Commis- > s on fs Wald up the amuancs of Springfild, Mo. Arrangements a Man Holes Up _| and burial will be in White Chapel te Checsis | Ladies’ Aprons uminum Fel 25 Ton Bet er Cunstien Soman Sreatgutin| lattes “" ™™\ Inside Schoolat | Coconut Eggs Canned Milk licenses, ‘an. investigation Home, Ferndale. nside schoo! at —— . Choice of half or full Gf Felt 25 taoe coll of pave of the @f the Pembrook) Mrs. House. died Tuesday. Id Hill Mrs. Mable McCarley fa style aprons in assorted foil. ¢c problem. Besides her butand, se is wx.| Bloomfield Hills napa 29 colo and. patterra. at baking ousting. ee The situation was discovered | vived by a daughter, Albert __ Funeral . Mable McCar- purposes. when « fire test Nev. 11 at 2788 |D. Hoffman. of Birmingham. and wees ant ae iets ee oe ee Deticlous chocolete eRiDAY—9 A.M, “it Nee ae RIDAY—P A. M. “tl Noses a eS en Pembroke was traced to 2 poor (a son, Raymond, of New Me the citizens of Birmingham to clean |ruthers Funeral! Home. Elder cones NaS WRN COCOMME I Smooth Rayon Jersey IS Foot Cord—Electric —— |up the place,” a 3S-year-ld De-| Major Watkins ef the Church of | —Maie Fleer Ladies’ P ties |! ble H t ee ee Oppenheimer Called troiter was forcibly removed from |God will officiate and burial will | an rou the City and Country School build-| be in Oak Hill Cemetery. 58c Chocolate “Tow Voice le You" will be ing yesterday by police. Mrs. McCarley died Wednesday | COVERED wrth, fl aati wat a ¢c the topic by Josephine Benson of Informer’ by Fy-Pal Police Chief 1. C. Banks had to | morning. Cherries elastic — a ts Care aS eeate eanating of Go (Continued From Page One) | reach the second floor window of | Willie James and Samuel Childs ¢ omen’s Cm a es the private school where James T./of Pontiac and Henry Childs of | 49: eammnPRIDAY—9 A. AM. “i Neqq—nePRIDAY PA. M. “tl Neon mee ¢ ¢ # our teal [Crosby was ensconced in the care- Detroit. Plisse with Nylon Ample plex 100. Watt . taker’s aartment. Born in Julette, Ga. June 17, Famous Lady Bisir cleansing tissues at this ta this week, city com-| pxpressions of confidence in 1811. the Gafme {o Pontiac trom |i) | chocolate covered.cher- Ladies’ Sh Gowns Light Bulbs, 4 for low price for 3 hours : ae Severe © woreer Oppenheimer came yesterday | Crosby alternately wielded & | 1 30 years ago. ries, Buy and save. only. Ee oiling ‘treatment for Shef- from Dr. David Hil, chairman mop and did pushups on the Z —Main Fleer wtth F Amplex light —Main Fleer 73 field Estates Subdivision. et the Federation of American ee oe ii icia L. Ratliff aaa ae front. 00 che & 10g wat aes OCs . m High. apy) Suieatt, and GrurBe. Be 1] tied to seneen wih him t oom | FOI L. Harn 0c Value—I4-On. | Sues SMC Choice of Lux. Camey. § powrenn pare hey Sg alate Meyerheff, executive director of | °“* Prayer service for Patricia L. 3 colors. —Bate Fleer aie oly, ese Pese T Soap > ~ unton Good Friday Tre Ore serv-| %® Sctentifie Manpower ©. | Crosby had locked himself in the | Ratliff, four-day-old daughter of Fruit-Nat Egg amen FRIDAY—9 A.M. ‘til Nooo sPRIDAY—9 A.M. ‘til Neon sme % nalesion, a group set up by eight | building, which is closed for Easter Walter P. and Jenette Anderson R 1.19 Value Bars c F — kcee. Sponsored by Birmingham | major scientific secieties. | vacation, and had refused to admit | Ratliff, of 20 Cross St., will be 49: Smooth oo Jersey | Flour & ° police or school officials. | at 11 a. m. in Pursiey Fu- wil be from 3. tm. ai te| | Openbeimer’s own release of an Police oe, schol officals. | Friday a ita. mn Pusicy he Ladies’ Half ur Sifter Alt popular rand th First Baptist Church. exchange of letters with the initials |) sine the window. Then he Deeg of Oakland Park Methodist Chocolate covered fruit let size toilet soaps. At K. D. Nicholf, general manager ; ; and mut egg. ideal I Ladies’ jersey helf Trigger action style with € | this price during 3 hour The theme, “The Seven Last of the AEC oat Ge scooted in and marched Crosby Church will officiate and burial child’s Easter gift wane a € te really sale. Words ef Christ” will be used | ° ‘ie es Nin ntuny | outside. Police believe he had been | will be in Perry Mount Park Ceme- ne ie | eee 9g Ligne Sigg —Mate Fleer Dewey of the Congregational | 9. reply, including various) 16 will be arraigned today on a| The baby was born last Friday [Tor Chenile nt PRIDAY—~0 A. 4. “il Necoemmmmmn 2 Pound Bag Church, Emil Kents of the First oy breaking and entering charge. | and died in Pontiac General Hos- ey Cheaile aueFRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Nese . sigh Baptist Church and W. Glen a agp | pital Wednesday. | Easter Chick Famous Snug Safe I 59c Value—Slicing le Water Sof'a’r tian Grek,” | development of” the storie! City Churches Plan | “°° = ¢ | Crib Sheets Kitchen Knife § Crist Church will have its tra-| wes aocused of having umociated rr. ° . ‘High School Students | 1 a arn 29° ditional three hour service from) with known Communists, of hav- Good-Friday Rites to Hold Friday Service ee we | as ol eenderd seed © Ts inch blade. hardwood Famous Weldor! per ¢ Dipm . ing belonged to various Red-front crib mattresses! In white handle. Ideal _ a fumed water softener. A Community service from 1-3 groups and having sought to delay (Continued From Page One) High school students are putting i ae ate ee pote aie lees ; rn Wee in re-ussble plastic bag. p.m. at Embury Methodist Church | the H-bomb. and Oakland Avenue’ United Pres-| 0" their own Good Friday serv. inte Fleer aumeFRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til 6 seat 4, 3d, 4 Mee —Main Fleer will have the Rev. Harry Martin.| Oppenheimer has strongly de-| byterian churches | ice tomorrow from 12:45 to 2 p.m. _— : dist Charch, preaching the frst| chip, but eqknowleaged some ax |services are announced for 7-3 | Church Crib Blankets Window Cleaner ollet Tissue mee Tee casas Gomer fm th Ft Grover | 7, Tora wee wet B | Plastic Rabbit| Crib Blan T , He said he advised . St ty the Rev. Emil Konty’ sermon will | Siicut work on. the H-bomb in| tral Methdist. Oakland Park Meth | planned the service jointly. The c Satin bound crib bien- § 59 Ral pine of fone ©16** 49¢ be on “God's Signpost. 190, along with other sclentits,j oat anion service inchuding Bald. |Rev. Wiliam Varian. the | Rev: —— a OrCeder window clearer. At Redeemer Lutheran Church, but did all he could to,further it| win Avenue, Covert, Galloway Lake | Edward Auchard and high school | 7-inch high plastic rab- ors. — cue aut ‘Tien thie Soft and absorbent toe the 8 p.m. Good Friday medita-| ster former President Truman|and Elmwood), First Christian, | students from both groups will take bit, cheechul and geily let tissue im 1000 tion by Rev. Theodore Wuggazer, gave the go-ahead. | Baldwin Avenue Evangelical Unit- | part. colored. Child’s play a ae eneysh ieee FRIDAY.<9 A.M. “tl Nesneommmmm Fone: rolls for 2 hours = be on the story of the Lord’s| “Oppenheimer has successfully|ed Brethren and Joslyn Avenue toy, Famous Snug Saje Regular 39¢ Pack of only. — and death. undergone various security clear-| United Presbyterian churches. Drive Goes Over Goal | — . — ve f | DuPont “I Crecified Christ” wit be | ances in the past. But under! Others include services at 8| uze 02. u ges, amen Rev. Harold ©. 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Annas questioned Jesus answer was considered by Jeering Mob Sees ‘<, Cine ee gathered outside Pilate’s palace, or ag Jewish law prohibits the Sanhedrin Seirtcs ts omnes Jesus. Jesus Executed from holding night sessions, but|He ordered the rebellious rabbi . _ | Calaphas ignored questions on the and offered to release him, (Continued From Page One) | '¢sality of the trial. Ritalin to te Popuever anton there by sarcastic Roman legion-| 2*%¥5 refused to answer Caiaphas|of amnesty. 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Dog Food .¥. 1 ca 3” 25° iris : Sa Cloverbloom ib. 7 == Butter 29 7 884 W R } Irish Potatoes . "°°" 2" 25° Umbrellas...... °2.95 f i aed THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1054 - RomteORawes "sca: =| Meet to Discuss High School} Cnet |e mee ecdente mctor.| William Nieman of 332 wood. |8 TO Our customers we extend H available. Of money eceneally reasons were discussed {ats -driving-15-miles-over_the speed |ward was nominated for a two q our sincerest wishes that this . Referring to the area study re | this. week at a Village Council | limit will be hailed into justice |ye@r term on the regional ale Easter may be one long re- 4 — port, compiled two years ago fol- | meeting. court. Other violators will be| "ing commission, aad J. Clifford |g membered and cherished b DOUBLE TULIPS lowing a poll of the district's edu- ore a mene arrange Hn ia gongs Vio- —— of nue was appointed K you and yours - Y ’ cational desires, Musson asked President cheock t au. tickets, electrical board ; ; . cational) desiree, Marie thems: |a Dew Village hall be constructed. |now $1, will be reduced to 50 cents Council members heard that a |® H AZALIAS selves with this community report. | A motion calling for higher traffic | if paid within 24 hours. The new | new rubbish collection truck went i AVON BEA 1 ‘ violation fines was passed and a | ordinance takes effect May 2. |into operation this week rr S DAFFODILS Pointing out that the original | inage tax board of review re. ——- = 1008 WN. Main Rochester Live : | HYDRANGE cer ined ent ciuunen: |DEt, Wiich releed vilage sassee 3 Churches Plan a ~~ s A AS paneer — ee Se ee enan | NeW Officers Named : urcnes ‘ an pe tele etedenbteen : $2,500,000 bend issue (which was aoe | Union Service : Give her a beautiful |] detested), Musson said that the ) by St Paul WSCS . ° { Distinguished Servic $ : é cet ae mei | te 2 ree rete | scunsranosiems a 2 (C2009 Friday | 3 euished Series < g s as ; he St e } ap wisely as possible to get an ade- | asked that annexation of pro- Weel Sdethedicl Cuares ware on, | MO -R—In addition to the | : ohfe : ; Siar wisguil perty im Rose and Holly Tows- |elected at the recent annual meet-|‘Taditional Good Friday service | $ f am e otere ° ( v be reconsidered, and under | ing. observances in hester | “Compromise will be necessary reek ef the visitors, the coun- ore. Harry R. Tripp was named | Churches. @ union service will be : FUNERAL HOME : _———— two | ‘il moved to recall the annexation | president; Mrs. J. W. Davis vice er ye | ° years ago by 80 per cent of the ud ur Secure tc tone mee oe fase gga : Paticieatiog wilh St. Paul will Oxygen Equipped Bhetfiatemmcl eens oe ; people asked for a modern high! doration. Harry Cook. treasurer Mrs. | be the First Congregational Church school program that would give highot me | _ Others elected were Mrs. Leslie | 24 the Church of the Nazarene. SS Se SS SS (Se eee eee eeeeeeeseesssssssssses4 an ons: is job preperation oppor — a prolong an Aris, Mrs. Jacob Judson Mrs with their respective pastors, the f . : Clayton Cri Mrs. Ray Lud. | Rev: Kenneth W. Burgess, the Rev. La Ud tthe bearer of tht coupon a entiled to $1.00 Coit $ |] ‘The. people also stated they |ecomomy move. that te vila | wie Mra. Cecil Enna, Mre. Water |, Jann, Yunis end the Rev, Car e lop Position 8 on any $5.00 Purchase (Cash and Carry) 8 Holly get rid of its radio operators | Brown. Mrs. Keith Crissman, Mrs. lg ~~ ‘ ' 7 ties for all children and endorsed Guest speaker will be the Rev . 4 —_ B- fundamental for |and let Fenton handle radio traffic | Milton = Klintworth, = Mrs. All| tite Thorn the || & % ‘ =. tt trtrtrtrtretrrereeere eee TT a strong program for both Michalka, Mrs. George Marquart, P berry. representing college preparation. as sate Me, May OE, ire, re ee aa in e er ar ; Emphasizing the need for « Hustvedt, village manager, is not |W@@ Ennis and Mrs. William | Pastor of the Northwestern Baptist a ; er ree ouses deadline, Musson said that these | civing proper supervision to out- Eckert. At St. Phillip Episcopal Church. ~ :: . individual groups would be asked | side construction work. As a re- the Rev. Edgar E. Lucas will con- 4 f Shortie Coats $2495 - Member F. T. D te meet for a month and report | suit he said, village projects are| Farm Bureau Nominates | duct Tre Ore services from 1:30 iiclliaslins | 210 E. Third Rochester OLive 2-9411 || back t Me sonora! croup. not being completed on time a"4/ Dairy Queen Candidate |'° > »™ Competely Washable — White or Pastel Colors : ——— ts tm- Rt hn ren Ferrett was nom-|T, Aid Cancer Drive Ladies’ Suits ........ $16.95 to $34.95 aire gee eiuPervise | at the March meeting of tNe Good-| METAMORA—Mrs. Harry Best, || Purses ewww eevee es 91.98 to $5.95 ‘ werk at the same tims. was aes aos chairman of to cones toe om Boys’ Pants From $3.95 : . group voted to give $15| for Metamora Township, an- seer eee renee . 4 Hustvedt said he'd like to spend| toward a television set for the|nounced that A. P. Stocker, Mrs.|/ Bows’ Shirts $2.95 mare tiene in the field. He seid} Lapeer County Convalescent Wes |Waller anf Mro. Denali Cossed ys seer eee eee eee ee eee ay On Rage me Pag | dan will assist her in canvassing. || Boys’ Felt Hats ....... owen neue $1.98 attributed to good management and Men’s Hagger Slacks ..... From $5.69 BE pocroaey countered that, “We've 1953 FORDS Wembley or Metcalf Ties $1 .00 to $2.50 to a new sewage disposal ° plant here or the state is going to See Our Complete Selection of come in here = force =" = : ' Men's Jewelry, Belts; and Buckles t saving money x one way of fe! EQetory Officials’ Cars! OPEN | Reg. $2.09 -€ Hitchcock suggested that Holly ) $469 All Metal Tool Box install a work supervisor and put We think we have the finest assortment of Thurs., Fri. Sat. Nights 'til 9 P. M. 19” Long $279 sapuen'the ‘ae ae v 53 models aveilable in Michigan. These cars deliver a sermon on one of named Pete Smith, 2 construction were used exclusively by Ford Motor Com- seven words. mremnai asa —te for the pany executives and tre in like new condi- : . manager's tion,. Some have actually been driven less Just Arrived! |) cr tre proposal Coundimen Court than 2,000-miles. Our prices make it possible PROUD P DERS f Hall commented, “In all fairness for you to have new car performance, styling Eas FOR EASTER ad poaplcon. ee gels and even that new car smell and still save up al ler 1 weanrer’s job has increased over to $800. ie and long after! past years.” The village . ne Latest Designs in manager also serves as treasurer. Most have radios, some with Fordomatic Y t hildren a) ei The council took no action on Drive. otf include whitewalls, tinted <= Costume Jewelry Hitchcock's proposal to consolidate rive, other extras inc itewalls, tin leek smart, be comfortable by Renee ||*adio stations with Fenton which glass and leather interiors: during the Easter Parade. We it was claimed would cost “at the have the answer. Stop in today, od te . let us expertly fit them to LARRY JEROME |) ===""* Rew ct alt be ball en the bse , ROCHESTER FORD DEALER Sundial Shoes EARRINGS Hitchoock’ NECKLACE $] Each oA, tp BRACELET || of the was tabled, Cost of the project “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS—A GOOD PLACE TO BUY” . ; BELGIUM LACE TPalice Colt Harald Joes was Main Street at the Bridge. OPEN EVES. OL 1-9711 fe EARRINGS ‘A| granted a raise in violation NECKLACE $] Each cnc age sone neroemnet: —— peseenceeeeeencenceeremcs = with Extra Wear SCATTER PINS . Sevings priced =n , EASTER CANDY|| to $6.95 . Yellow - Pink - Red - Blue EARRINGS NECKLACE $] Each BRACELET For your wife, your mother, ‘ According to size your best girl, or grandmother We feature Sundial Shoes Don't forget t . « « whoever it may be... remember that « LARGE FLOWER . ms ; We Have USTER EARRINGS | @ Special Someone _ _a Complete _ a oe meine —— Ae $4 INDIAN DESIGN JEWELRY $1 EACH Selection rom Wh ’ aaa >. Wroypravy dh 320 Main Street - ———Disston- Point ——— $419 HAND SAW : $369 Ta | 2522 | ronovs pave stoxe rev eee ee ae ee oe NEW ROCHESTER. SCHOOL—St. Andrew| grades next Sept Catholic Parish officials expect this modern, six-| eight grades. Th tlassroom school to be ready for occupancy by six | face brick construction, and will cost $135,143. & Woman's Club Plans Art Show | Second Annual Exhibit * | in Avon Park Pavilion, | Set for April 23 | ROCHESTER — The Rochester t | Woman's Club second annyal art ;show will be staged Thursday, April 23. Artists from the entire | county will participate. The doors | will open at 1:30 p.m. and the show | will continue’ through the evening. Mrs. R. Dana Freer will serve as chairman ‘ . sor - 2 as = ~~ 5 ee ember. It eventually wil! house e structure is of cinder block and | ’’ - ! : Construction Under Way St. Andrew Parishioner Breaks Ground for School A woman, in whose home the first Mass of St Andrew Catholic parish was celebrated in 1912, turned the first sod | at the site of the parish's new school Palm Sunday She is Mrs. Mary DeBeane. She was followed in turning the sod by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols and Mr. and Mrs Aach Boeberitz. | who attended the original Mass 42 years ago. - ——@ Construction of the school. lo cated at Maywood and Inglewood | | Aves.. is expected to be completed ame 0 ars in September. according to the Rev. Harry A. Paul. pastor i The first six grades of the eight-grade elementary s-hool Alice Brown, Kenneth Burgess Win Highest Honors _in-- Class will be enrolled the first year, with an enrollment of 200 e1- pected in the six grades, Father Paal said. | The total cost of the 10,000 HOLLY — The names of the win- ners of the two highest scholastic awards in the Holly school system were announced today by Ray- mond Barber, high school princi- | square - foot. six-classroom struc- | ture wil] be $135,143, exclusive of architect's fees and furnishings The Chissus Construction Co. of Birmingham. was awarded the contract. with a bid of $94,000. Four Dominican nuns from Ad- pal. rian will form the nucleus of the Alice Brown, daughter of Mr. and | teaching staff. The Adrian Domini- ~ Final Lecture “5 Set for Tonight | Film on ‘Canada North’ yor boeeerseagianer by Bert Harwell to Be Kenneth Burgess, son of Mr. Shown at Rochester Jones St. | ROCHESTER — Winding up the | | Hiawathan wildlife series for this Aller’ mage er Lng moe year, Rochester area people will | y be treated to Bert Harwell's| __| “Canada North,” tonight at 7:30. | graduation in June, — To be held im the high school | plans to attend Moody Bible Insti-| auditorium, Morrel Clute. chair-| tute in Chicago and then a nurs-/ man of the series, said that every- | i one is invited to attend this a Clawson KEN 307 North Be on the stand briefly. He gave /cans already conduct schools in | ~~ Sac _ The shew will be presented in the Avon Park Pavilion in Rech- ester. Mrs. sald that en. Mathews Defense er. trope suit at = May Close Today | registered with her by Tuesday. | A special handcrafted jewelry LAPEER—The defense expects | display will be held in conjunction to wind up its case today with |v copte matgacceld te el with oil. pas- eight or nine more witnesses "| tels. water colors and all other the justice obstruction trial of W. | types of art are invited to display Lee Mathews, 60-year-old Brown) their work. Booths also will be City farmer allocated for ceramic and metal Among the 11 defense witnesses | Crafts. taking the stand yesterday were! Serving with Mrs. Freer on the Woman's Club committee are Mrs. Chris Ziegenhardt, 75, Irwin C. Robert Woodruff and Mrs. Ger- Russell, 57, and Floyd Schriber, | hardt Jolitz. Ziegenhardt, whe was evicted | peu rit) from his farm a week ago, with | bis brother, Pasi, 73, appeared @ Real Estate © Insurance “Fer Every Need” DALE end NINA MARTIN OL 2-976! 412 Main $e. Rochester bis address as his former farm. Mathews trial is the third of 10 resulting from interference with | the unsuccessful 1952 eviction of | the late Mrs. Elizabeth Steveny/ from her Clifford farm home Russell and Schriber were both | convicted on similar charges. | Russell is serving an 18-month| prison term and Schriber is ap- pealing to the State Supreme Court | yourself... MARVELS CIGARETTES give you « f&ine-tasting quality smoke ... yet MARVELS save you up to 5¢ in the fall. Both students have ap- photographer. He has plied for scholarships. = i tone of a mit ants, birds, scenes and Church to Celebrate | ever. tom winine ser Aklavik in the Mackenzie Riv Tre Ore Servi an re re rvices | Also portrayed in this film ts DRAYTON PLAINS—The tradi-| the summer roundup of reindeer tional Tre Ore service will be cele brated at St. Andrew Episcopal Church Friday with seven 20-min- ute mediations and services based on the “Events on Calvary.” From 3 to 5 p.m. Holy Saturday the vicar will be at the church on story of the hunt for the | white whale | Holly Schools Votes |’ great |. half-hour schedules { e B R H Paper of pentane conmuitnons (0 BUY Rees Home the Rev. Waldo Hunt has an- HOLLY — Charles G Coggins superintendent of Holly’ Area Schools, said yesterday that the school board this week voted to buy the lot and home of the late South Lyon Department |Mrs. Anna B. Rees at 102 Center Store Sold to Chain St. for future expansion of the *hoo SOUTH LYON—The Luksche de- eee partment store here has been sold itt aliaalinlien Tees to the Dancer Co.. owners of a adjoining the achool property om Center street.’ Coggins said. ‘“The chain of stores across Michigan. house will be rented, probably The store has been owned by to school teachers until such time Arnold L. Luksche for nine years. as it is needed.” Lester Slauter Jr., who has been A price of $5.700 was approved with the Luksche store, will be- by the board, Coggins said. come manager. { Easter Sunday. a combined bap tismal service for infants, children and adults will be held at 4 p.m } } | Benjamin Franklin proposed the | first subscription ligrary for the | idea which became | ; Chinchillas for breeding in the from South America in 1923 ' firmly rooted CH AT aW/ New and Used Cars and Tracks by the Eskimos and the picture! « » . 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Made of lustrous cotton boxing champion, and _ Jimmy| be in Waterford Elementary elementary school football league. a : ; 2 : Be = * DeMarco and Carter Carter, New York, for @ 15-round | Cow Palace. eatery ached eta bape : + di in M ‘ li z bout here June 2 for the light- Fight will be televised nationally, Softball League Planned continue for six weeks, Each school | Sal eet In itle Bout » ee naan ot te wane Fe tines ae _ Representatives of the Water-| will field a boys’ team from grades | |i made 8 guarantee Township elementary schools|4, 5 and. 6, and play ,one game | » SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Boxing| to De Marco but he declined to wet eth tetenndun. ct tae [Doe week. | Tomoter Benny Ford said Wednes-| reveal the terms ‘ Game oificials estimate that ™ ; ; and medals will be JOE REICHLER have wat the ee nae signed Paddy De| Fighters will reach San Fran-}hunters beg 350,000 ducks and/|reation Thomas Belton this week to| warded at the conclusion of jammed bien eae clone of tie cavems at duane Ge arco New York, lightweight! cisco 10 days before the fight to! 14,000 geese in Utah annually. complete plans for this spring's league play. . Don N be finally has rid|he hurled the Dodgers to a’ - $$ ——— ey himself of the shadow that hung! victory over the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. | over him for two and a half years. s °-s - Baltimore Fans to Forget About ‘Old Orioles’ Today BALTIMORE # — Baltimore | Cummings, Lefty Grove, Rogers Hornsby, McGraw, Robinson, | pits ing and listening about the “Good | Hughey Jennings, Keeler, Joe Mc- ee Old Days” &nd turned to rooting | Ginnity and Ruth are in baseball's for their own big league Orioles. | Hall of Fame. only night affair in * © ® * ¢ ¢@ game schedule. Homers ) There was plenty of excitement| Reminders of those “old days” Hodges and Junior Gilliam : ‘im advance of the Orioles game/| will be found in a parade wel-/thart one. In the afternoon, with the Chicago White Sox coming the Orioles home today. | delphia, behind the fourchit pitels | For half a century, the oldtimers southpaw Curt Simmons, [pee been ear-bending about the Ma . ayo Pittsburgh Pirates 64, . "Ott rain Mays Putting “weer ate Same * . * | . To be sure, there was plenty of | | a ; ’ reek on ee et Eee talk about and some of it is base- | 7 ’ | whipped the White Sox 63 te | ball lore. Just-before the turn of M | | sweep the two-game series. ae | the century; they won three USC eS n 0 | | | righthander permitted only one straight National League pennants .| after the first inning. Wally . | and twice the Temple Cup Series, ° ’ lake poled his second homer =ia! | forerunner of teday’s worid series. Cleveland cae : | ‘The old Orioles had Willie Keel- Giants Club ply 2 Rayon mate, Billy Glynn, socked four aim (er, John McGraw and Wilbert | sles. Rookie Lefthander Robinson. caf Harshman , Babe Ruth first appeared as an Willie $ Presence May | pitchers, cs mi cok the dee Oriole member in the shorttived Transform New Yorkers | feat. a6 , t ague, rederal ir of ninth inning = or anal —" Into Contenders Bach ocean second prone | The Orioles also made minor - Ww Terwill presented | league history when they won Ry GAYLE FALNOF oe ee all cares Pa ae International; NEW YORK ®—This early, with League pennants, 1919-25. | the season so very young it's * * »* scarcely begun to breathe. there's Eleven old Orioles, Roger Bres-| already a strong suspicion here |mahan, Dan Brouthers, Candy | that a great many of the nation’s —_— baseball experts have made a bad | mistake in assessing the Giants’ | chances in the National - Leugue | today with a sellout crowd of some race. If it isn't too late to be legal, | ge . ° he . we would like to take a flyer on| Another sellout crowd of shout” Leo Durocher's lads to beat out | 49 999 will attend the home for Lead in ABC ie Duroc in Milwaukee. The Bravés = Cardinals. -« SEATTLE. April 14 —Four | * * j ; host to the St. Louis shifts of doubles and singles’ The trouble was that most of the | This is the day of the “second | Squads take over the 32 alleys at savants, including this one, have openers."’ | Seattle's armory Thursday morn- | been busy all spring examining the _ « © ® | ing and afternoon as the American ‘teeth of the Dodgers and th eMil-| There'll be ceremonies at both” os Congress nears the end waukee Braves down in Florida | Yankee Stadium and Ebbets Field. of its — i key action while the Polo Grounders were, Philadelphia provides the opposi- i _ | getting themselves good and ready | tion for the Yankees and Pitts. i a best chance for a change in | out West. None who did not actual-| burgh is the guest of the Dodgers. 5 ante appears to rest with |iy see the club play with Willie | Detroit is at Cleveland, Washington | Joe Harris of Hammond. Ind.. who | ways back in center field quite at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago is aiming for his fifth straight) believed the reported transforma-| and the Giants at Philadelphis | 1800-plus all-events total m this an-|tign in an outfit that dropped’tts| All are day games | nual world series of bowling | last 10 games with Brooklyn last seven straight ning run as the world champions nipped the Nats 2-1 behind Eddie Lopat. It marked the 12th straight triumph for the veteran southpaw over the Senators. il Baltimore opens its home seasin Indiana Ace Aims 72s ? * * . a . } ~ | Only one change was recorded | ™ ane — a = | Kellogg Is Improved Tuesday night in the open division | a ici) sini Teak vam hag Even the news that the*Giants|: LITTLE ROCK. Ak. April Ferranti Ballantine of Scranton, | “*™ ripping up their old sparring | #—Junius Kellogg. critically Pa, eased into 10th place with a| partners, the Cleveland Indians, | jured in a car wreck nearly score of 2920 failed to make much of an im-| weeks ago, is conscious “part 2 } : 5 Z | Pression on the Florida Brigade. the time.’’ a hospital spokesman Coe So what? Nobody was going to beat | said tonight. Scrimmage for Spartans the Dodgers. Least of all a .280 EAST LANSING (2)—The first | Ditting Negro boy who had just COULESE oveRTs GRSULES scrimmage of the spring season | finished two years. in the Army. was ordered for the Michigan The kid from Fairfield, Ala.. | rordham ?. ‘ State football squad yesterday by | couldn't make that tig a difference | S¥9'%. Drocaye ° : . } if he were triplets. ¥ >» ©, (Baltimore) coach Duffy Daugherty. That hat 14 6. 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